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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-07-21
AS. NJ. MosELEY, Secretary.
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN.


New YORK, July 18th.-The steamship Franklin,
from Havre went ashore yesterday forenoon on
Montauk Point, Long Island. She had on board 100
passengers and 800 tons of merchandise She lies
in very dangerous position. The passengers
all safely landed and reached the city this morning.
The Franklin brings Liverpool advices to July 5
FROM THE EAsT-The Austrians have entered
Moldava. The Cars reply 10 Austria has not yet
transpred.
IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN-A formidable revolt oc-
CURED at Madrid on the 9th nlt The insurgents.
numbering 1000, commanded by Gen. O'Don-
nell.
The latest accounts from Madrid state that the
city was barricaded that the insurgents required
the ministers to resi- n and the Queen TO abdcate
Ii reported in Paris that the rebels had been
defeated. This, however, was not believed
FARTHER FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.-lt
ported at Vienna that the Cars reply to the Ausri
an note had been received. He says he will resist to
the last man and the last ruble
The Russians have not evacuated Moldayia
The Austrian Army of 2 1000 men, has been
dered to drive the Russians the river Sereth
collision is probable.
Sebastapol was still threatened The Allied fleet
was within 80 miles of Cronstadt.
The Russians still continued retiring from WaIla-
CHA and the right bank OF the Danube,
The Car has levied on the landed proprietors of
Poland, requiring each to furnish "a armed troops
The FRANKLIN's MA1Ls.-The mails have been
landed safely from the Franklin.
Arrival of the NIasara.-Three Days Later
Europe.
HALIFAX, July 18.-The steamship Niagara has
arrived, with Liverpool advices to the Sth of July.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Wheat declined 3d., Flour Cd. and Corn Is Baltimore
and Philadelphia Flour quoted at BIS
American Stocks firm. ConsOls closed at 92t993.
FROM THE SEAT OF Wharf.-The Gar returns a
courteous but evasive reply to Austria, protesting
willingness to evacuate the Princpaliies when the
Allies evacuate Turkey. He insists meantime upon
retaining Moldavia
The Austrians had begun 10 enter Wallachia.
More French troops were embarking al Cher
bourg.
The ships of Admiral Napier's fleet were drawn up
in line of battle before Constadt They have exchan
ed shots with the Russians, but nothing decisive had
occurred
There had been some fighting at Sebastopo between
eight Russians and three British steamers The latter
were damaged 10 some extent.
The commandant at Silisria fell the guard
of the Prussans. when battle ensued which lasted
two days Two thousand Russians slain
The Turks have been disastrously defeated in
Asia; two thousand of their number Were killed.
INsURRECTIoN IN SPAIN.-The revolt in Spain is
very formidable The insurgents maintain their
ground A battle had taken place near Madrid
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DIED.

In unswick county, on the 18th inst after painful i'll
ebn S n nuns s r
ton with patience and Christian fottude For number
of years past he has BEEN most Of his time very consist
ent member of the Baptist Church In the death of Mr.
Fullwood the community has lost disinteresed and rea
BILE friend, and his bereaved family kind and aectonate
husband and father and ndugent master His loss is
irreparable and much lamented. [CoM.l
In this town. the 18th inst Virginia. eldest daughter
and Is days
In this place. on the 18th inst CAROLINE daughter of
OBITUARY-Near Elizabeth Town, Bladen County, the
5h inst at the residence of her father Miss SARAH LoYD
How true that portion Of the divine word which says
In the midst of life in DEATH. For the deceased
she had several months and her relations hailed
return with joyous emotions land little thought of the NAL
fdy t bud 9 f her system But it the @
them to mourn the loss of one, upon whom they
But it is cbnsoaton to them to know that even amidst
her proraced and deep affection, that groan heard
to utter froner lips desire expressed by her for her
restoration, for she often sad 81 going where pleasure
dies Though she not member of any Church
yet there strong hopes that she had made with
Jesus Christ for she perfecy resigned her lot for she
often heard to utter these solemn words Oh Death
where is thy stng And she assidous reader of the
Holy Writ, and called for her Bible and chapter
the morning previous to her spirits flight.
She departed this life cany surrounded by her weeping
relations showing even in her moments that she had
prepared for the final hour, expressed beauti
full lines which she sung few evenings previous
1.-The day is past and gone
The evening shades appear
., may all remember well,
The night of death draws near.
We lay garments by,
Upon our beds to rest;
SO death will soon dsrobe all,
Of what we here possess.
Lord, keep US safe this night,
Secure from all our fears!
May angels guard us while sleep,
Till morning light appears.
And when early
And view tn unWearied
May win the prize.
And after glory
And when days past,
i'm
o may in thy bosom rest,
The bosom of thy love.' Com.
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NEwELL's PATENT SAFETY


NEW ARTICLE, warranted to prevent all Accidents
from the use of Burning Fluid, Cdnphene, and other
Erposve Componnds used for the production of Light
This Invention is applied to all common Lamps and Lamp
ALSO, Burning Fluid Camphene, and Rosn Oil. For
sale by c. D. DUPRE, Druggists Market street, Will
mngton, G.
Having purchased the right for the State of n c. from
the Patentee, prepared fill all Orders short
tce. for every description and variety of Lamps Sc
All persons cautioned against infringing upon The above
patent the law will be rigdly enforced against all often
ders.
G.. DUPRE,
D. DUPRE, Jr.
A. C. DICKINSON.
June Goth, 1851 245-tf
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asrNoT1cE.-rHE SUBSCRIBER. having resolved

RBNOT1CE.-THE SUBSCRIBER, having resolved
to retire from business hereby informs the public that the
firm of JOHN DAWSON & co. has been dissolved
He feels. however that he cannot make this announce
without rendering to the citizens of Wilmington, and
his customers generally his most SINCERE thanks for the lib
era patronage they have uniformly and continuously
tended to him, through long series of years.
His successors in business Messrs. ANDREW MAC
LEAN and JAMES l. McCALLUM, for whom he socits
continuance of the custom and confidence of his friends,
and whose he be found for the present. engaged
in settling the affairs Of the late partnership h which he
was connected. JOHN DAWSON.
July 18th, 1854 267-lW-46-4t
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To the Citizens OF New Hanover County.
THE Subscriber avails himself of this method to return
his sincere and heartfelt acknOwled to his fellow
citizens of this County for the kind and support
with which they have honored him. and to himself
candidate for election to the Office of Sheriff of New
Hanover county, the first Thursday in August next,
pedging himself to every honorable effort merit
continuance of the favor heretofore extended to him.
f. D. HALL.
July llth, 1854 262-45-te
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NOTICE.

The Subscribers, as Successors of JOHN DAWSON &
CO. having the 18th inst entered into partnership for
the purpose Ct carrying on the DRY GOODS AND HARD
WARE BUSINESS in the Town of Wilmington under the
firm of A. MACLEAN s. CO, they will conduct the bust
ness the Store occupied by firm and olicits for
themselves the patronage of the public.
ANDREW MACLEAN.
JAMES |. MCCALLUM.
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NoTE.-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne sold in the
subject the expense of landing inspection coop
&c-say on Lumber so cents to 81 y M; Tar and
brought per railroad about the expenses in
Cured -*For Virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
of one-ffth is made. according to quality.
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and March of Progress persons BALD. be-
coming will be pleased to learn, that Science and long
research combined have brought before the Public the
SONS AMERICAN HAIR RESTORATIVE, a sure
for Badness and prevent Hair from Falling. See
Circulars be had of gents Price 81 90 in large Bottles
Sold by VIM. H. LIPPIrT, Wholesale Agent for Viii
and surrounding country. lie IS IN
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

Sc should be understood that quotations generai
represent the wholesale prices In filing small ORDERS high
I rates have to be maid,
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+ or the journal
Rail Road Meeting In Clinton

For the Journal.
Road Meeting Im Clinton
Agreeably to previous notice, portion of the citl
Zens of Sampson county convened IN Clinton,
Saturday, 18th inst, for the purpose of appointing
delegates to the proposed Convention, to be held in
Kenansville on the 22d inst.
The meeting was organised by calling P Murphy,
Esq, 10 the Chair, and appointing } NJ Mosely, and
o. NJ. White Secretaries.
On motion, DR.. VIM. McKoy, DR.. Thos J: Boykin,
and Thos H. Holiness Esq, were appointed q Com
mittee to prepare resolutions for the meeting, who,
through Holiness Esq, made the following re-
port
WHEREAS, We the citizens of Sampson County,
feeling the Importance of the proposed Road, leading
from Fayetteville TO Beaufort Harbor and feeling
that such road would not only prove of lasting
benefit the citizens OF the counties through which
said road would pass, but it will be a great State
work, thereby port will be built up worthy of
our vast resources Therefore be it
LIST. Resolved, That we heartily approve of the
contemplated Convention, proposed to be held at Ke-
nansvie on the 22d inst for the purpose of further
ing said scheme.
I'd. Resolved, That the Chairman appoint fifty dele
gates from this county, to represent us in said Con-
vention
Sd. Resolved That the citizens of Sampson coun-
ty are fully of The importance of the contempa
ted improvements within the borders of North Caro-
lima, and do hereby approve OF the call Of a general
convention of the friends of internal improvements OF
the State feeling convinced that the interest OF the
State will be materially enhanced thereby.
4th Resolved, That we, as citizens of North Car,
DINA, have right to rejoice and do hereby boast Of
the recent appropriation by Congress, for the i'm
provement of the Cape Fear Bar, and that our thanks
are rendered the Hon. Geo. Badger and Hon. W
S. Ashe for their untiring zeal and exerons in pro
curing the passage of said appropriation.
5th Resolved, That copies of the proceedings Of
this meeting be forwarded to the Fayetteville anC
Wilmington papers, with the request that they be
published.
The meeting was addressed by Josiah Johnson,
A McKoy, Thos H Holmes, Esqs, and DR.. VIM Nc
Koy.
In accordance with the second resolution, the
Chairman appointed the following delegates
| Holmes, l. Boykin, A Johnson, L H Holmes, Wn
Faison, C Thompson, w H Thomson w Fason
! J Williams l. D Underwood, J Holmes, J Oates
A Chestnut, F Faison VIM Ashford, Ben. Har
grove A Hobbs, w Lane, J Underwood, | Boy
Kin J Wright Thompson, A A McKoy, Nc
Koy, S Ireland, MoseIy, DR.. T Boykin, DIR
| H Bzze, DR.. L Bunting, DR.. J BIzzle, } L Cliff
ton, w S Devane, J Johnson, Boyd, VIM Fryer, A
A Herring R Parish, Jas T Mathis, W Draughorn,
E Shaw, J M Mosely, E Peterson, w H Smith, W
Williamson, w Hobbs, S B Ket, David Oates
Isham F Hicks, and DR.. John H Faison.
After which the meeting adjourned
P. MURPHY, Cairman
O. o.. M h W Mogr;rv Secretary
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY 20, 1854.

TURPENrNE-The market for this article has ruled firm
last review and the price has gone up
both virgin and yellow dip The receipts continue light and
confined to parcels per railroad and small yessenone
coming in from above tideway The sales for the week
ended this morning foot up ,2s5 bbs., as follows:
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The market opened firm this morning at above figures
and we a fair demand for shipping purposes.
SPIRITS TURPENTNE-Has also ruled firm for the week,
the price has advanced lob cent last weeks quo
taon The receipts last review have been extremely
light and only small parcels been put into Market Sales
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CHARLESTON, July 17.-Cotton-There was quite a
good demand for this article to-day the sales having reached
upwards of 300 bales Holders obtained tc occasion
ally &C. dvance on former prices Extremes from "a
10t cents.
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MARRIED.,

In Cumberland county, the 18th inst, by the Rev Ad
MURPHY.
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July II, 1854


We requested give notice that MIR ]. B. FRA
EEL is candidate for the Shealty in Onslow county,
the ensuing election in August next. MAY IS-3taug
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ERESH CONGRESS WATER, just received by
i July 20 DIR. A. .. BRADLEY
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So RE WARD.
FOR, SALE.
SO REWARD.

D UNAWAY from the Subscriber on the 22d inst, Ssh
N Negro Man named MORGAN. He is about 80 "a
years cid, feet high yellow Complected has long
bear and will weigh about 100 pounds He raised -
Grsenville, n c. Where he has wife at Mr. James
Browns He supposed to be making his way to the
above place. We will give reward of SO for his confne
men in any jail get him. the for his
delivery to TAFT &. BROTHER.
Near Conwayboro s. c. June 22d 1854. 253 If 42 If
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JAS. t. PRTTEWAY. GEO. E. PRTTCHETr.
PETITE Way & PRITCHETT,
GENERAL Commission and Forwarding Mer-
VI chants also Wholesale GrOcer, North Water street,
WLNINGToN n. c.
Prompt attention will be given to the sale of Naval Stores
and all kinds Of Produce
Provisions. [July 18th, 1S54-263
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DRIDGEWATER Fire and Weather Proof Pain
ID dry and in OIL for sale by -
June FREEMAN d HOUSTON.
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Point Peter Steam Saw Win for Sale.

L'OR SALE-That very valuable property known as
L POINT PETER MILL situated in the town of Will
mngton. the point of land between the branches of
the Cape Fear River their junction, and aordug the
best location the vicinity of Wilmington for Steam
Mill and so particularly suited for Marine Railway
Ship Yard, or for a Coal Depot
1t has large river 'front.' with any required depth of water
extensive Timber Pens-HOuses for hands, and, in fact
every facility and convenience The Mill is large
and valuable Farther description is deemed unnecessary,
parties wishing purchase WILL of course examine for
themselves.
For farther particulars, apply to the proprietor WIN.
NELSON, Philadelphia, to his Agents,
VESSEL L EILERS, Wilmington n. C.
July 18th, 1854 632t-45-tf
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For the Journal,
Railroad DTeetfno


WARSAW, N. e., July Is, 1854.
Al meeting of the citizens of Warsaw and vcin-
1ty tor the purpose Of appointing delegates to the
Railroad Convention 10 be held at Kenansvlle, on
the 22d inst
On motion, Z. |. Oates, ESQ, was appointedlCha
man, and Speight Hill, Secretary. The Chairman
then explained the object of the meeting and on mo-
t!on appointed committee of three 10 draft reSoIu-
tons or the consideration Of the meeting The COM
mlttee' after having retired, reported through the
chairman The following Resolutions
ReSotced, That we approve of the idea of building
a railroad from Fayetteville to Beaufort via Clinton
warsaw, kenansVilie, and jacksonville
ResolUed, That the chairman of this meeting ap.
point 80 delegates TO represent Warsaw District in
the Railroad Convention, to be held a, Kenansvile or
the 22d inst
'ReSoIUed That any citizen of Warsaw may be con
s1dered delegate to said Convention.
After the reading of the Resolutions, VIM c. Hill
ESD, being called upon, addressed the meeting urg
ing the great importance of building large city a
Beaufort Harbor
On motion, resolved that the proceedings of thu
meeting be sent to the Wilmington and Fayetteville
papers for publication.
On motion, agreed that the thanks of this meetins
be rendered 10 the Chairman and Secretary and tina
they be added 10 the list of delegates.
The following gentlemen were appointed delegates
VIM HILL Thos J Kinnear, Rowland Best Speigh
Hill, Oates, ThoS Phillips, Frederick, H Best
w Blount L Loftin, Dan'l Bowden Jas Hurst
David Morissey S R Bowden C Oates Benz Best
B Switzerland, Norris Frederick, H Moore,
! Middleton, Thos H Kinneair, w Barden Ransom
| NJ Middleton, Samuel L Gavin Geo w Middleton
A Boyette, A NJ Fason, VIM Boyette, VIM
! Hill, John L Carleton Ezzell, Thos Guy.
| On motion, the meeting adjourned.
c. l. OATES, Chairman.
| SPEIGHT HILL Secretary
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CAROLINA HOTEL,

BROWN VINCENT, PrOprletOrs.
The Largest, most pleasantly situated Hotel til
City Of Wilmington, corner Of Market and Sec
ond streets, only short distance from the
Car Depot and Steamboat Landings
49, THE travelling public respectfully notified tina
.H: the CAROLINA HOTEL, having changed hands
- has been thoroughly renovated throughout whic
makes it the most desirable House in town.
The Propretors confident that they give genera
satisfaction and exertons will be spared their part
render the stay of their guests agreeable.
The Table will be supplied with the choicest articles
ected from this and the Markets. by the bcs
of Caterers.
The BAR is furnished with choice Wines Liquors and CT
gars, selected expressly for the Hotel
Passengers by the Cars and Boats will find their ON
nibusses in attendance their arrival.
July 2lst, 1854 46-4t
So REWARD.
FETE Subscriber will the above reward apprehen
sion and delivery him OF his apprentice Bcnaah Dickson
aged about eighteen who has recently asconed All
forewarned from trading with credit will
for o his ma king.
Duplin July 2l-46-2t JACOB HOWELL.
FOR SALE.
> 90 ACRES of Pine Land suitable for Turpentine or
~a1OO eraiOns within 40 miles of the city of SaVaT
nah Geo. and having direct communication to the city
For further particulars apply the Rev. r. NJ BAKERL,
fayete, Walker county, Georgia.
July IA 264 2-wd3t.t
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By Nash, c. i'm Cobe Clapp, in equity from
Guford, dismissing the bill with costs. Also, In
Bogy in equity, Shute, from Craven, directing the
Injunction to be dissolved. Also, in Thompson and
French, in equity, v Williams, from Robson. decar-
ing that there is no error in the decree, dssolvng the
Injunction Also, in State Baker, from Cumber-
land, declaring that there is error.
By NASH, c. j. In Commissioners OF Washington
Judgment. Also, in Mcpherson and Conn VS.. Pen
berton, from Montgomery, affirming the Judgment
Also in Lewis Us. Lewis, from Bladen affirming the
Judgment Also in Doe &c dem. Pigott VS.. Cheers,
from Brunswick.
By PEARSON, i'm Boyett Hurst, exception
to masters report. Also, in Thomas, in equity,
Palmer, from Caswell Also in Satterwhe Bar
ker, from Granville affirming the judgment. Also,
in Krkman Cox, from Guilord, affirming the Judg-
ment
By PEARSON, j. In State VS.. Corbett, from Berthe.
directing the Judgment to be affirmed. Also IN
State er REL Shuster vs. Perkins, from PasquOtank.
awarding centre de noUo Also in Neal v Fesper"
man, from Stanly, affirming the judgment
By BATTLE, jim Rowland in equlty.v Partln,
Wake declaring there is in the order of rever-
sal, appealed from Also in Dew Barnes IN equl-
ty, from Edsecombe. Also, in Anderson Arlington,
in equity from Nash, directing account, Also, In
Gibbs Brooks from Hyde.
By BATTLE, j. In Briggs, in equity, vs. Norris from
Forsyhe, dismissing the bill with costs. Also, IN
Taylor, in equity, VS.. Taylor from Arson decree
for plaintiff Also, in E B. Dawes. in equity, VS..
Haywood, from Craven; decree according to report
Also in Lamb, in equity, VS.. Pigford from New Han
over decree for plaintiff
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LUMBER, q M, (Kiver.)
Floor. BIDS 90 90 gil 90
Wide do. 0 90 a Z 90
Scantling.. 0 90 q 0 90
MoLAssEs, per gallon.
Cuba. 81 a q
NAILS, u b.
Cut ........ 81 q 6
Wrought. go. 10 q l29
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-01
LAfFER soWN VEGETABLES. s;i; nj ,.I

Some of the greatest delicacies for
table use may be obtained from quite
lato sowings. We can speak most pos
itively in regard to turnips. Both the
round and the fiat turnip may be sown
at any time in July or August, sandwe
have known it come to considerablema-
turily in season in which there were
no early frosts, when sow1 in the first
week Of September. Special pains
should be taken to enrich the soil, for
in this way we secure two objects-the
more rapid growth Of the plaut, and q
sweeter and more tenderS vegetable
We suppose it is generally known that
the more rapid the growth Of this and
several other vegetables, the more mild
and tender they are to the taste. Cab
bages, onions, radishes, squashes, cauli-
flower, are all much more delicate in
in aayor, and agreeable to the palate
when grown freely and rapidly, than
when their growthis stintedlor slow
Cucumbers and celery may alsobo adj
ded to the above named, as being much
milder when grown rapidly than when
of slow growth. Some sof these, may
be raised late in the, season., asiwsif as
turnips. SO as to supply 'the table with
the delicacies Of spring and summer ,un-
til quite late in the fall, and winter.
BY the end Of July and in the course
of August, there will sbe vacant places
in the garden and field, which it would
be good economy to sow with turnips.
There will be at all events, the pea and
early potatoe ground; these and other
such patches may be sown with round
or even fiat turnip, and thereby, we will
be making provision both for our. .fami-
ly and our stock. What we do not use
for the table will be well.relished BY
our cattle; and cows which have toll
cradle supply, willnot dry up 50 early.
as COWS that have no green feed. .-Coua-
try Gentleman.
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West Middletown, June Cd, '54.

1Mrnovzb NATIVE Cows.-Having
been reared on dairy farm, and paid
much attention to the. economical pro-
duction Of milk, wo have never yet seen
any breed of imported COWS that was
able to elaborate more milk, butter or
cheese from 1000 pounds Of grass; hay
or roots, than our best native COWS yield.
Nor are we alone in. this opinion. The
Hon. John w. Proctor. Of Danvers,
Mass, one Of the most distinguished
farmers Of the State, in an address be-
fore the Agricultural Society Of Hills
borough county, N, H., made the follow
ing statement bearing upon this subject:
-"Whers can be. found an animal ex-
ceiling the Oakes COW far bu.ter2 ~ :
(. /. She was q. email sized, ordinary
looking COW, with, a small head and
neck, straight back and and broad Hind
parts, With'milk vessels ofbest form and
capacity. She was taken when abou,
two years old, aby, q farmer il Danyers,
Jrom. b droue'os It's spayj from Maine tc
Brighton withputsny certificate ofpedi
gree, asjmahy others have been taken
and proving tobea good mixer, was
sold tothis brother Oakes, a shoe manu
factursr, to affordm for his family
An account was kept thebp.ter made
from her in one season. This was ii