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Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed on
me for the last ten years, | respectfully solicit
continuance of the same to the new concern, with
the assurance that every effort will be made to
please all who may be disposed to patronizeit.
NH law pm John NJ SHEPPARD. Jr.
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CHINA NALL


a CHINA HALEY tba
~ ships Tonsnonda and Arns,ns
from Liverpool, the subsc rihsr !.
\ 70 receipt Of his Spring irnno,.sI
NJ non Of China and Earths.r
ware direct from the Nsnns.s
tories, and by the Packets from New York s.d
Boston, his supplies Of Glass, LeoE, $40
Glasses, Fancy Goods, dc. Hsyinx ny.
OF the best assortments he has ever oefsrss que "
which are many new and desirable patterns a., q
his whole stock having been purchased before tss
recent rise In Earfhenware and GLASS; be i abls -
offer great Inducements to those in want ~ -
article in his line. HUGH A WATT 'S
mn I3-2m No 70 Main street
CHINA, CROCkERY &c GLAs.W1FP
~N r l.. HICKSON, importer and -
dealer in English French and 61,sr nh
lean China, Cyoekery and Glass. nfk4
mare Country dealers and house. -
keepers would do well to give him cali. "a f,or,
advantageous arrangements in buying his Good
he will be enabled to sal low
Waters, Trays, Spoons Knires and Forks Ca
tors, Looking Glasses, with variety of Fancg A..
tac@es. mh l4-d
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20n BOXES sperm, tsllow and adamantine
wv CANDLES; 300 boxes Soap, for sale by
ap EDWIN WORKMAN & co,
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e "THIS IS A GREAT COUN.
~ TRY.n OR. WILL. BE WHEN WE GEE

e "THIS Is GREAT COUN-
"a TRY" OR, WILL BE WHEN WE GET
M. 1T ALL FENCED IN-There is no resist.
ing the pressure of the times. Steam and
electricity, caloric and gslvanism spirit rappings,
&c. are drawing us on with high pressure force.
But notwithstanding ali this, the place to get good
bargains in Watches, Jewelry, silver Ware
ana Fancy Goods, of every description, is at
ELIAS HALES, No LOG Main street. The reason
why Goods can be sold as low, or less than can be
bought in New York, as plenty as blackberries,
and will De satisfactorily explained to my new
toners when they give me call. My stock com
prises SO great variety, to properly enumerate,
would require volume as large as Webster's Die.
tionary. suffice it to say, grea'er assortment of
Goods cannot be found in any store south of Ma.
SON and DixOn's Line, north either. hwould
give me great pleasure to show country merchants
through my establishment, snd show them Goods
that they will find ready sales for, at profit of
over one hundred per cent Having made ar
rangements TO import Goods largely, suitable for
this market, and receive Goods Greet from tie
manufactures. will keep up a supply throughout
the season Call and see the Goods and prices;
wishing to make large sales, the profits will be veS
moderate. ELIAS HALE,
Importer of Watches, Jewelry and Fancy
NH 30 Goods, No l06 Main street.
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GMN~ TO THE VOTERS IN -
E#+ra55 ALL THE WARDS a6
aAAsl SE Fsllop Citizens AS you perform
ed the duty and exercised the high.
est privilege of free m en- on yesterday, in casting
your votes for the several officers of our city gov
eminent, you will now, we hope, have time to
consider our claims to your notice. We are ap.
piicanta for your surages and respectfully solicit
your patronage, irrespective of party. We call on
you all, Wings and Democrats TO come to our sup
port Our modesty forbids our saying anything
about our qualifications, but this we will say, that
we have laoored hard In your service for the last
twenty five years. and have discharged our duties
continue to do so, if you will afford us the o2portu
nifty. We shall be prepared to furnish you at all
times with the best aud most fashionable Boots,
Shoes, Trunks, &C. to be found in this or any
other city in this country. Polls open at the "La
dies Saloon at all times between the hours of 6
A 81 and P M. WHITE PAGE,
apt 70 Main st, three doors below Dooley's.
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NTEW STORE. No. Al MAIN sTREET.

NEW STORE, No. Al NIAIS STREET.
~ F. GOLDSMlT would respectfully intimate to
the citizens OF Richmond and the public in gen.
eral, that he has just returned from the Northern
Markets with All entire new and fashion able stock
OF Dry Goods, which he intends Offering at low
prices as follows:
Plain, c0lored and figured Silks
Black Silks
Rich Berege De LANES
Handsome Bereges ana Tissues
Silk Muslins for dresses
Dotted Swiss Musiins, some very cheap
Swiss and Cambria Edgiugs and Inserungs
Bobbin Edgings and Insertings
and large variety of other Goods, which viii be
suld very chesp. ae S-3m
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MICAJAH MANGUM.

IA NEW ARRIVAL OF CLOTHING
IA at No liz Main Streets MERCHANT &
WELSIGER have this day received beau.
~ titul lot of Clothing which is very desirable,
embracing every style ana quality. Merchants are
requested to cal! and examine for themselves
s MERCHANT d. WEISfGER,
NH 80 No ll2 Main street.
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MsSs.a PIANOS.-P. II. TAYLOR 10
ESHa7S2 constantly receiving elegant and
III u \ 1plain Pianos from the popular ma
n skers Nunns g. Clark.
These instruments received the great gold medal
p7i.s at the "WorLd's Fair" London, 1851; and
shey have invariably received the first prize at the
American Institute Fairs in this country. They
combine all the modern improvements with the
Metallic Frame and patent Strings and are
confidently recommended for speefnsss Of tons and
great durability, which quality will be appreciated
in the country, where good tuners are seldom
found.
P FL. Taylor has sold these instruments In this
city for the last seventeen years to the entire sss
faction of his numerous customers.
~ Old Pianos taken in part pay.
Piano Stools and Music, (the lsrgesI and best
collection in the State) Violin and Guitar Strings
Violins and Guitars of the best quality, at low
prices PHI. TAYLOR,
Plano and Music Store,
oc5 $50 Main street, opposite the Banks
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Nc.SeA HAkREYS 81 BURGESS nave
80 removed to 18th Street, between Main and
eSI Cary, where they will still continue to
undertake and execute all kinds of Painting and
Glazing, with the very best MATERIAL; and
not being altogether dependent on journey men to
do their work. Can safely promise, it shall not be
surpassed by any other IN the city, and by strict
attention to business, hope to merit share of the
public patronage. NH 18-3m
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7 OsT OR MI D.-Ths undersigned
IL hereby gives notice that he will apply to the
Board of Directors for reissue of twenty shares
of stock in his name on the Books of the Tucka-
hoe and James River Railroad Company, the scrip
for which has been lost or mislaid The said scrip
was numbered as follows: No 5, for 10 shares; NJ
81 for shares; and No 70 for 3 shares.
NH 6-iaw2m WILLIAM ROWLETT
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A OSBORN, the well known Daguer.
IAs rean Artist, opposite the Banks, takes
great pleasure in announcing to his friends and the
public, that he has been to great expense and
trouble to procure an instrument superior to any
ecer before kaoUn. Mr. OSBORN VIII guarantee
better hkenesses of children thar have ever been
taken il Richm ond, and in one half the time any
other Artist req uires. This instrument was man
utac!ured by of the best makers in this coun.
try, expressly tor my use. Come one, come all,
and bring your little ones. OsBORN's
apt Sign of the Flags of all Nations
BAPTIST BOOK DEPOsiTORY.- Just
~ received at this store, a Premium Essay, writ
ten BY the Rev Tfberius Gracious Jones, of Nor.
TO TX, Va. On the duties of Pastor to his Church
The American Missionary Memorial, By Pear.
son
The Friend of Moses, by w Eameton ID
The Glory OF Christ illustrated in his Character
history, &c, DC, by Gardiner Spring
Ghe Grace OF Christ, or Sinners Saved by IN.
AeTlted Kindness Of w 5 Plumer, D
Daughter of China, or Sketches OF Domestic Life
Id tue Ceesna! Empire, by Bridgeman
ALSO,
VI Stationary, an additional supply of Eurnber
mh3o cHAs WoRTHAw.
FRESH HARDWARK-sPN T1E2
w :. d G. DOSNAN, RICHMOND VA are
| - nc" receiving from England their Spriss
| poI'ation OF 6lrmlneham and Sheffield Hard.
| WaFes Cutlery and Guns. And from the
manufacturers il our own country a yerv Iarae
ana varied assortment of American Goods Which
having been purchased exclusively Tor cash. and
nied and determined to offer 90 low as anv ,eoIar
mouse whatever either in this or other markets
We Thank our friends kindly for past tsyors ana
respectfully invite them as well as merchants snd
| US the present season. spun
w. 8. IL G. DOMAIN.
importers OF Hardware, No 10, Peasl If.
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CHINA, CROChERY a ET.A..W
- ARTIFICIAL TEETH-
GREAT AND IMPORTANT In.

IhyPhOVEmENT.-T updersirned
have purchased the right to use D.
Aliens Patent Improvement In the mode Of mac
ing artifcsl teeth which 10 of the creates, and
most important Inventions ever made in his brsnc
Of the Dentists art
The improvement consists in the employment If
metal superior to gold in purity, and in The com.
plete union OF all the teeth By sicious Compound
which at the same time forms the most beautiful ana
natural looking gum, and filing up all creviees and
irregularities and and rendering for the
teeth to become unpleasant to the wearer BY ths
accumulation of particles of food or other substan
ces between them. No other mode OF mounting
artificial teeth is comparable to this In any respect
Persons wearing teeth inserted in the ordinary
way and mott giving sstsfscton) are invited to try
this invention, which they do at but little add.
nonal cost.
We shall be pleased to show specimens of this
kind of work, to any persons who will call at our
Office whether they want artificial teeth or not.
WAYT e. MAHONY Dentists,
Oface 209 Nam street.
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NDPARTNEkSHIPN OTICE.--The under.
y signed have this day entered into copartnership
under the style ard firm of SHEPPARD d. CHAM
BERLAYNE, for the purpose of transacting Gen.
ero{ Commission Business, and offer their services
TO their friends and the public generally for the
sale Ut Tobacco, Wheat, Flour, Corn, and
all other produce, with the pledge that they will
use their best endeavors advance the interests of
all who may patronise them.
They are prepared to make liberal advances on
all produce consigned to them.
JOHN NJ SHEPPARD, JR-,
EDWIN FL CHAMRERLAYHE.
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TUANO EXPECTED.-500 tons from ship
" Canada, expected in March.
200 tons from ship Brutus, expected in April.
200 tons from ship M Adeiia, expected in April.
go tons from first vessei to arrive in May.
These are probably the first lots Of Guano that
will be for sale in the market. Persons wishing to
enter for any portion of the above will be supplied
in turn as the Gusno arrives. Apply to
NH 4-law5W HUGH w. FRY.
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T OTIS ON UNION HILL FOR SALE.

T OTIS ON UNION HILL FOR SALE.
IL AS the agent and trustee of THOS. II. BLA.
KEY, will sell, privately, in lots containing one
or more acres each, to suit purchasers, eight or
ten a,-es of the land now owned and occupied by
the said Blakey. These lots are De autifully stua
ted on Union Hill, fronting the road leading to
Bakey's MILL about Al mile and half only from
the old market.
Terms accommodating. Refer to John Shore, or
to the subscriber, at his Office No. Il Main street,
up stairs over Messrs. Sinton e. Go.
al, 9-3tawts |. R. WATKINS
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DIR. ADDINGTON, (gradu-
IA \ ATIST nrnnkitinnnr ninn1,

@zeSzA DIR. ADDINGTON, (gradu.
T$SSA ate) DENTIST, practitioner sincs
~1IrYYYyl6i2, having fully tested his reduced
prices, desires TO make known 70
every person that he will continue permanent, the
following charges for his services with the assur.
snce that his operations shall be performed better
than under his past exorbitsnt fees. How so Be.
cause he and his assistants kept in full exercise
and make more money
Extract tooth 25 cents; Plug with silver or lin so
cents with gold IS cents Pivot Tooth 81 so; Plata
Tooth s. upper or lower sets s25, with or with
out natural artificial gums, so. feI0
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NHE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF
i THE AGE.-The Va Magic Washing Fluid
This article now well known and extensively
used, has to considerable extent superseded the
cid and laborious method of clothes washing with
rubbing boards.
Those who wish to save the hard rubbing on
washing boards, the loss OF time and 9" wear and
teal OF clothes consequent of such a method,
should use this celebrated Fluid. Once used and
its utility seen it will be given up so rg as
there are clothes to be washed
Beware of all limitations The genuine ArticIe
can be mad in any quantity at
z J. PiCOTS,
NH Sim Corner opposite the Old Ms,ke.
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We are Agents for the sale of DIR. Aliens I'm.
provement in this Stste; and respectfully invite
all the Dentists of this city and elsewhere in the
State to cab and examine it We are prepared to
give all necessary instructions on reasonable terms
We have tried this invention in our own p,ac-
tce, long enough TO have tested its merits tho.
roughy and we satisfied that it is the greatest
improvement ever effected in mechanical DENTS.
try. We will give any information concerning it,
by letter or otherwise.
ap 4-d6t&wly w en-
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nrs-oTy, rT0x or CO.PART.

= DISSOLUTION OF co. PAna.
- NERsHIP--The copartneisa'P nsss'9 e
n2. fore existing under the style OF kersey q
- bPearce, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent ,,...,.
All unsettled business of the hrm VIII DC se''so
by HA PEARCE .,.
All Indebted will please come forwsrd and settle
their accounts; and all having ciaims against the
firm, will please present them, as We are anxious
- -~' ~ ''N z kEARSEY,
Anri, s,b. 1888 ii. A. PEARCE.
stand formerly occupied by kersey & Pearce, 70.
turns his thanks for the patronage heretofore ex.
tended TO the firm, and hopes, by strict attention
to business, to receive a continuance of it, Ills
stock will consist OF all kinds of Watches Iewelry
and Clocks which he will sell at the lowest prices
and guarantee to give satisfaction or return the
money.
Watches and all kinds of Jewelry, repaired
In the best manner, and warranted.
All In want OF bargains should not fail to give me
call before purchasing.
apb-l2t II. A. PEARCE
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g RING TRADE-1S53.--By Steamers
~ Arabia and Pacific, from Europe, and by vari.
Gus arrivals from the Northern manufacturers, we
are receiving large and entirely new stock Of
Osiery, Gloves, Buttons, Combs.
Threads, together with every variety of small
Wares and Fancy Goods usually kept in siulilares.
Adjustments in the Northern cities, aud we would
respectfully solicit the merchants OF Virginia North
Carolina, and Tennessee, to give it an examination
upon their visit to Jour market this Spring
GU: Goods having been bought entirely Tor cash,
We confidently assure them that they vii! find
our prices as low as they sold in any house in
this country.
We have also in store, large and well selected
stock Of Gold and silver Watches, and Gold
Jewelry, to which We especially call attention.
GlNTER IL ALVEY,
NH 3-dtsclt No 16 Pearl street,
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DURTA BILE CAMP CHAIRS Ann
L STO0Ls.-Just received, full supply Of The
above article. Also, large assortment Of Cane
Chairs; as a seat for the garden, piazza or porch,
they are indispensable. This chair folds ap very
ccmpac,y; when uniolded, makes one Of the
most comfortable seats imaginable To be had at
BULhLEY q cos,
IN III Main sfrest
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sEsEA ANCis A. JETER,
fYy4 SURGEON DENTIST, having re-
NIfYpm moved his Office to his fathers re.
sidence on Broad street, near the
PowhatsE House, and opposite the City Hall, offers
his professional services to the citizens of Rich
mond and vicinity, and would be pleased to see ala
old friends and customers. la l3-3m+
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FIX end DEALER in CHINA GLASS
= .a .SARE and FANCY GOODS 40.
:, ffteenth Street, has now in s,ore ma !.
sss seesi sing BY arrivals from Europe the most
which be has ever b Sar run ana China
porsaiion, and from the Northern hanrfsctnrar. In
unusually large supply OF Eis.. aaa1. 81
Glasses and Fancy Goods, which bs atass.
to both City and Country Trade, at ss Lou
prices, and On as good terms, any house in ,ha
Coaatry. He respectfully socits an exsm;ns, INC
of mis- stock; the strictest attention viii be given =,
packing ana shipping. mn s-9r, -
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- THE CHEAPEsT WHOLE.


MI SPRING eTOCk.-I am e.
I'LL now il receipt of my oring stock OF
Goods, consisting Of Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes
Trunks, Carpet Bags and Umbrellas. / deem it
needless to particuIarize suffice It to say that my
stock comprises all the new styles of goods, and
from the n ost approved manufacturers of all the
Northern cities, TO which invite the attention OF
purchasers assuring them that pains shall be
spared 70 please them. JNO THOMPSON,
APPS No 81 Main street.
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INFECT IMPORTATION OF CIsAR-
II FROM "HAVANA."-By steamer from IA
vana to New York we are now In receint oT y
choice lot OF very superior Cigars direct from Ia.
vana OF our own importation and warranted 90,
inc. This Cigar is the same we had ANAL ~, :,
few months since, and gave such great sa,i.sac.
ton that We can confidently recommend tharn 10
ail who enjoy rich and highly favored Havana
Call and try them at '@Aa
nh 80 BENNETT 4 REERs nru;..
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SPRING CAMPAIGN.

FSdfl eIreet, one door from MAIN,
NH 15-2m under Toler 81 Cooks Office
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-xSk- INSURANCE The Richmond Fra
X67E Association are now prepared 10 issue
--policies of Insurance on the above de.
scriution of risks on a. reasonable terms a. an,
similar company, and respectfully ask share o.
the patronage OF the public. Applications will be
received at the Office, No 223 corner of Main snc
9th streets, where the officers viii cheerfully fur.
MAI ali information that may be required. Al
losses promptly and literally adjusted.
JAMES BoSHER, Presiden,
JOHN H. BosHER, Secretary. nh ~
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VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL

SOCIETf.-The following notice is given for
the information of members of the SNciety who
will commence al the Society q Show Grounds on the
LIST day of November next:
At q meeting of the Board Of President and Orec-
of the Msnassas Gap Railroad Company, held ut
Alexandria on the 9Th of October 1888, 1t was
Ordered, That the Recording Secretary OF the
State Agricultural Society be informed, that tie
members OF the Society, the stock. implements
and the ARTICLES designate for exhibition ct the State
Fair, will be transported over the Man8SsHs Gs p
Railroad free of charge The agents OF the deren
CURED 20 BIZ forwarded week ia ad vance, and ths;
the Secretary may be directed to forward this order
true copy from the minutss
EDWARD GREEN, Secretary.
We are authorized By Mr. Barbour the President
Of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company. :,
say, hst this Company will make the same arrange
nleRt in relation transportation of articles and
members of the Society to the State Fair psde by
the Manassas Gep aud other fiFainia Railroad Gem
panies receiving Of course the usual notice in time
etc" The Poxhstsu Steamboat Company. trsm
Baltimore 'Will with much piees.re carry cettle
aErcuitursi eterts ihst may bo Intended tor
exhibition your tour| Cattle show 70 coma Oh On
the Ist November" THE Richnsni. Fredercsshsrs
and Potomac Raiirosd Company. will also transport
stock and other articles de,.gned for exhbtiioa FROM
Washiu ztou and Alexandra, 81 her intermediate
stations on the line of their Roadto RicEroEd.-
Their Stee mboat will touch as A'ezandria on Sstar
purpose of receiving on board wha1 may be ctr
cd for transportation 70 the Fair ut these dasea We
also refer to the advertiser mont OF the virginia Ceu
trsl, Richmond aud PetsrshuIg, and Riehi ond and
Deuvlle Rairoed Comp sntes; aud win sdd tbet the
other Roads The Suuth SIDE Of Jams river ex-
pec'Fd to do the came as is proposed Cs be dore by
th6 RGsds 8boVe neHtauSd bus We have not Teoetv-
ed Official authority commit :hrra 10 sch so,cu.
Oh. B, WILLIAMS,
Recording Secretary Va State Agricultural Socie's.
I~tta N
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MARINE NEWS.

hoRFoLK Oct D.-ArrIved, schr James l. oaiaue l.
Waters, from Phifadelphis, with coal, bound 70
Richmond, put h with loss Of nsiamast foretoprnast
toregaH and anchor and chain.
BALTIMORE, Oct 29.-CPG, sehE Edwin Aaron
Richmond
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 29--Arryed, schrs Lou;sa
Gray, SHARP, from RehEnon., RIO, Cruweli, from
Norfolk; john Titus. huucy, from Sandy Point, Va
cleared, steamer Virginia, Teal, Ior Richmond.
NEW YORK. Oct. 29.--Arrived, brig Ohio, Smith
from Norfolk. On 2jth inst, 80 miles off Cane Nav
fcI ia with tie schI. Hin Cater. Nelson from Rich.
!nond, With cargo Of -four. ship sIufs &c bound tD
this port, with loss of main SAIL main boom, and
main niast spts. Took the Captain ana crew Oft and
on the 10Th put the brig about and went in search of
the schooner aid Oh binding her, put Cur frpt rnase
and sesmeo GU oosTd, and brought her to this port
The OHIO has experienced very heavy weather; x7th
in gale from We to w. had The decks swent csbin
hiisd with water. and feet water in the hoia split
fore top gallant E2sst, &c.
Schr Red Rover, BACON, Frederieks6arr Va with
-four, &c, b0nnd TO Boston. 18th bet lat % co ION
rs 90, experie noed heavy gale from N NE to NV
sprung main boom, l0a:n gaa ard had decks sweep
DpWGrks stove, DC.
Cleared, steamship jamestown and schx Fra,.as
ElmCre, for re G.Uud.
FOREIGN.
Arrived, at Liverpool, Tin, Narra -suEett Psy I'm
Sity folht- S4i'ec, COlQmhsn Burat for Ham ptou
s.,lod from she Pill, tBdaso lI.h. Henrietta rrss.
20 City. Point VA A'a'
"a SGns u % 6ronHiog. ii Camden N O trors Port
"eithii!. with c2r-o Of COAL buua6 10 ph,ls6sinbis
went ashore on tbo 9th iustsnt dining ira isr ~.
IL Ly phaSen Bay, below Little Crusk Tn,et eTbs
ca:o Il 10 supposed, VIDA b. to!sI Io.s hut tho -
81 viii probably b. saved.