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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-14

10 The line of the Philadelphia and
Sunbury Telegraph, as far as Shamokin, will
be put into operation to-day. The wires
between Shamokin and Pottsvile are being
put up and will be completed in few
weeks.
The Office in this place is located for the
present at Friling & Grants store.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-14

Uy LAND WARRANTs.-Persons having
Land Warrants for sale, can dispose OF
them for cash, by applying at this office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-14
GEN. SIMON CAMERON.
Directors :

DNCSlOls
Gen. VIM. F. Packer, Jacob S. Hade-
man, Joseph Casey, John B. Packer, Hon.
Charles w. Higgins, Eli Slifer, Esq, George
F. Miller, Esq, Hon. John P. Kennedy,
Andrew Kennedy, Henry Tiffany, VIM.
F. Murdock and VIM. F. Mayhem.
The last four are from Maryland.
Gen. Packer, We understand declined
being candidate for reelection Of Presi-
dent, and received vote of thanks from
the Board for his past services. General
Cameron, the new President, is SO well
known here, that we shall say nothing in
conmendation OF his election, excepting
that the Company have been exceedingly ly
fortunate in securing his influence and ser
vices.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-14

O- The ice Of both branches OF the sus-
quehanna broke up on Friday morning
The steamboat below the wharves escaped
without any damage.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-14
NOTICE.

oince OF the Goal Run Improvement and
Railroad Company.
Philadelphia Jan. 10. 1854.
vENHE Stockholders of the Coal Run Improve
ment and Railroad Company are hereby
notified that election for Five Directors to
serve year, will be held at the Company's
office, No. sc south 4th ST., on Monday, the 9Th
day of February, 1854, between the hours Of 10
and IL A. M.
SAMUEL T. ALTEMUS,
Secretary.
January ID, lS54.-4t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-14

" We are indebted 10 Hon. Ephraim
Banks and to D. B. Montgomery, Esq, for
legislative favors.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-14
TEE .ANERTCAN.
SUNBURY.
SATURDAY, JANUARY IL, 1854.
III. u. MAssER, Editor and Proprietor

Te ADVERTISERS The circulation Of the sunbur,
American among the different the susquehann'
not exceeded fequallcd by any paper published in Nort
ern Pennsylvania.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-14

% See fourth page for useful and inter
esting matter.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-14

The innumerable routes and diversified
interests in all probability will defeat ,hs
passage of any bill which has for It's object
the construction Of Rail Road TO the Pa
cific. Z.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-14
Correspondence.

Co The following letter from our mem.
Der, the Hon. c. M. Straub, explains itself
Mr.. Straub informs us that he hopes to be
able at the next session to accommodate
most of his friends.
Correspondence of the Americana
WASHINGTON,
January 9th 1854.
Ed. AMERICAN
Dear Sir There are inumerabe applications
sent TO me for Patent Office and other reports
and documents, nearly all of which it is not
in my power TO furnish at this time. take
This method through your very useful and in
teresing paper to state the reason why
cannot comply with the request. Mr.. Bibig-
house, the member who preceded me, died
since the adjournment Of last Session, and he
being entitled TO the reports and books voted
to The 32d Congress The Clerk forwarded
all that were printed and ready for dis,ribu-
tion 10 his administrators or executors. This
comprised The Patent Office and abstract Of
the census reports, besides many other docu-
mens; it is true that not long since the low
sr House carried motion that the books,
&c., that were not already distributed TO the
last Congress should be furnished 10 the pre-
sen, members, but this don't comprise The re-.
ports referred to. c. M, STReUB.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-14
SUSQUEHANNA RAIL ROAD.

AT the recent meeting of the stockholders
of this Company at Harrisburg, the follow
ing board Of officers were elected.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-01-14
NOTICE

January IA, ls54.-4t.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-05-03
vel. III.--sNO e6.
TERMS.

C60per's Clarksburg Register isPublisihed IN IN
Carksburg Va, every "Wednesday, y,rn e[niraGtion
ofs,y ,,orIs from, the time of subscribing; after
the of IS .5sar1oS rsceiIDS far
ably be- be charged gon.bs No paPer viii % be- discop.
inued, except at the option ofthe proprietor, un-
iii all nrrearages are paidUpiandt who do not
order their paper ts be discontinued at the end OF
7heir term Of subscription, will be considered as
Sesning to have it continued.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at s 4 90 per
square of twelve lines for the first three inser-
uons, and twenty-five cents for each subsequens
ErsertiOn. Alibera discount on the above ratet
made to those who advertise by the year. No
advertisement counted less than one Iuare.-
Tha number of Insertions must be specified or
the advertisement will be continued and charged
for accordingly. ......... ...r.... ......- .
Announcementof candidates for Office SO 100
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
All communications, to insure attention must
be accompanied by the authors name and post
pGd. ... ..
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-05-03
From the Journal of Commerce. /,
MY FATHERS HALF-BUsHEL.

Ny Fathers half-bushel comes oft to my mind,
And wakens deep feelings of various thoughts;
Twas an honest lf.bushel, a noble half bush
II held half-bushel of thirty-two quarts.
When think of that bushel my fathers half
... bushel, ... ~
That dear old half-bushel, so honest and true /;
Then look at the bushels, our city half bushels,
Little dandy yhalf-bushels-it makes me blue.
Oh my fathers hulf-busheI, that country half
bushel. ...... .. .. ..-
Say, when, with blest vision, it's like shall
Twas blessed half bushel, and he was true
man, ...
For he filled his haIf-bushel; and something
threw free ....... "H .
Yet all the half bushels, ifmean are not small /;
Oh mark out that aslI-man's next time he shall
call ...... .r
Tis monstrous half If-busheI-holds quarts six
ty-fOur
So send the base rascal away from your door.
IT'S fact am stating-no ISLANDERS utter
But who can forbear, when cheated, TO mutter
In New York, abarreI-I pray yOu don't laugh
SyilL not hold 0s much ashes H5 02g0e5 6y A12T!
Oh what arc the lawyers and what the laws
But bu bears and phantoms-nere leather and
straws7
Unless our half bushels are all made as one,
Like fathers haf-busbcl / say, we'ra undone.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-05-03

GE> An old soaker, who lives in Yves.
ton, Missouri, took it into his head one
day, that it was necessary for his, future
repaired to the Rev. Mr.. B. the re
spected pastor of the Baptist denomination
of the town aforesaid, to obtain light
He was received with urbanity, and forth
with the following dialogue ensued:
Old Sit is your doctrine, Boss, that
reller to be saved must suffer immcrshuT,
amt it ?"
Mr.. B-"Yes, Mr.. S., it is a funda-
mental doctrine of our church, that a
man, to be regenerated, must repent oI
his sins and be immersed"
Old Swell, Boss. after repentin' oI
his sins, and been slid under, if he flashes
in the pan, then wha;?"
Mr. B.-"Although back sliding is
much to be deplored, still if he sincerely
repents of his sins, and is again INNER
sed, the Church will receive him again"
Old Swell, s'pose he o9'iH kicks out
of the traces after the second time, fol
you know what critters there are in this
world, Boss, then what's to pay ?"
Mr.. B.---NotwiLhstauding All this. if he
will seriously repent, and soIemnly pro
mise to amend his future life, the church
will again receive him into itS bosom, az
ter being immersed"
Old S.-(After few moments Of deep
thought, proposes the closing interrogs'
tory y "Well, Boss, wouldn't it be q
blasted good idea to keep sich ,felEocs 81
soak all tile time 2"
NV informant did not SAY whether old
s. joined the Church or not, but | iu-
cline to the opinion that he did'm.
hnic&er6ocAer.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-05-03

BRtGnT CLERK.-Onc Of our young shop
men was the "hero" of quite " a scene
the other day. A lady from the country
stepped into the store and inquired for
hose. The young gen: went to the front
door and brought in a couple Of corn hoes!
The lady looked confused like, and told
him, rather tardily, that it was ludies'
hose she wanted "Ah, yes" replied
the young night of the yardstick ; and,
taking the corn hoes back to their place,
returned in jify with a couple of very
delicate little garden hoes. Here was
confusion worse confounded. The lady,
now out Of all patience. informed his clerk
ship that she wanted hose without any
handles in 'em. The young chap" took, I"
blushed deeply. held on the counter to
to keep from "going up" passed out
the box labeled Ladies', Hose" and
succeeded in making sale. He has
since abandoned standing collars.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-05-03

REMEDY FOR THE BITE OF MAD Doc.
AS cry of mad dog has been raised,
the following, which we clip from an ex-
change, may be worth pursual:
"a Sa1ton forester, named Gastell
now of the venerable aged Of 82, unwiI-
ling to take to the grave with him a Sc
cre' OF such import. has made public in
the Lelpslc Journal the means which he
had used for fifty years, and wherewith
he athrms he has rescued many human
beings and cattle from the fearful death
of by irophobia. Take Immediately warm
vinegar and tepid water, wash the wound
clean Herewith, and then dry it pour
then few drops OF muratic acid, because
mineral acids destroy the poison of the
saliva, By which means the evil effects
of the latter is neutralized.-Louisinno
Courier.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-05-03
VIII of Peter the Great.

A copy of the will of Peter the Great
has recently been published in some Of
the European Journals. 1nthis document
the Russian monarch points out the course
10 be pursued by his successors for the
extension Of the Russian empire and the
subiugation of Europe. Nothing could
have been more fortunate for clear un-
derstanding of the present crisis in the
eastern question. 1t throws broad
glare of light on the audacious conduct of
the present Emperor of Russia plucks
aside the fimsy veil with which his pre-
tensions are covered, and sets before US
in their true colors the real ground on
which he has acted. After careful pc
rusal of it, appears very evident that he is
endeavoring to carry out it great design
of his great predecessor. A few Of the
paragraphs are well worth re printing. In
clause 9th he says: "Do all in your pow
er to approaching g closely Constantinople
and India. Remember that he who rules
over these countries is the real sovereign
of the world. Keep up continued wars
with Turkey and Persia. Establish dock
yards in the Black Sea gradually obtain
the command of this sea as well as the
Baltic. In clause 10 he says " Care
fully seek the alliance of Austria. Make
her believe that you will second her pro-
jccts for dominion over Germany, aud Sc
cret1y stir up, the jealousy Of other princes
against her and manage TO see that each
be disposed to claim the assistance of Rus
sia and exercise over each sort Of pro-
lection which will lead the way to future
domination over them" TheSNtwo clau-
ses 1ssl.oseomment. In clauseNl2 he
sag: I" Above all, recall around au
The schismatic Greeks who are spread over
Hungary and Poland become their cen
tre and support-hold universal dominion
over them by kind Of sarcedotal rule !;
by this you will have many friends
amongst your enemies. After some in
structions TO posterity. and the marked
events of the last half century, no one can
consistently effect ignorance As to the FIX
ed, present and ulterious designs of Rus
sia on Turkey. They point unquestion-
ably to dismemberment and approPria-
| ton.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-05-03

~ The county court Of Preston has
adopted an order requesting the sheriff to
open poll for the purpose Of fascertaining
the sense of the people upon The question
oflicense or no license at the spring cleo
| ton.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-05-03

MORE HAHorRo N ETTToY-on Tues
day evening two efigies one represent!
ing Senator Douglass, and the other Scs
nator Thompson hung upon d tree
upon the commons 10 this city Two of
the most prominent aboliliOnists Id tIs
neighb6rhopd were compelled to lie abed
some hours, In consequence ofthe joke
each, ia the excessof bis patriotism ha5
wing volunteered his only pair Of pantas
looms for the occasion - Gantdsis ~. ~
Deaocrot
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-05-03

perty, which has induced short-sighted
persons to recommend the general sys-
tenn ofthe one who has accumulated more
property, which has induced short-sight-
ed persons to recommend the general sys-
tenn of the one who accumulated, and
decry that oft one who had some re-
gard for The Improvement of his lands,
and the comforts of life. Economy, .pru-
dence and industry are to be commended,
and extravaganc idleness. &c., are to
be reprobated but at the same time 1t is
unjust to visit upon a oommendable sys.
TEN, membranes not properly incident
toit. But all such.mists of prejudice and
error have now vanished before more en-
liYening rays. Scientific Improving agrl,
culture commands It's appropriate impor-
tanceG and elevation The man who
makes two blades of grass to grow where
but one grew before, is assigned his me-
ritcd position! There a tide ofsnccess-
fll experiment and practice, submerglng
all resistance, bearing agricultural pros,
perity aud contentment on its peaceful
and cheerful surface, and leading on to
fortune both individual and national the
result, in a great degree, of agricultural
societies ana exhibitions, and consequent
:" renovation Of worn ont lands. +" -.
1iya y a2as EDWIN 6. BOOTH.
Nottaway co., Va, Oct. 14ih, 1858:
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-05-03

How MEN "Busr Ur."- Men With un:
assuming wives never fail lis The hus-
band Of such women as Afras DRSh and
dfrs. Brilliant, who end themselves face
to face with the Sheriff, aud certain mfs.
terious documents, adorned With red Fib,
bon and waters big enough for target ex :,
ercfse. ' -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-05-03

EB Young man, a pirate word. =
When you 60 courtibg, .dhd out as
soon as possible whether your affections
are being planted more In q bundle Of.
dry goods and things generallY, than "a
a pulsating heart hemmed in by warm
ribs and all that. Many d fellow has
laid himself out for full, made woman,
and only found a very extensive assort.
ment Of cotton, whalebone, and similar
delusiye institutions. Just look over the,
goods before going to the parton. "
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-05-03

CuRE FOR WhooprNq Couau. A ssru;
pie of salt of Tartar, and 10 grains Of
powdered cochineal, dissolved in gill Of
soft water, and. sweetened well with loaf
sugar! Abstain from eating meat. and
let the patient drink freely of barley wa 4
ter, cold. An adult may take table
spoonful four or Eve times day, a babe
a teaspoonfull as often. 1t cures in two /,
weeks. - &.
would respectfully mention that the, /,
above is no invention Of my own, nor, . E
it remedy for any other disease that !
know Of have. collection of simple
receipts that have come into my posses. +.
sion since the death OF an aged member OF ]
our family, and they are dated London,
1747-so this has age to recommend it;
aud the writer has no motive in view. but
to benefit any, that are afflicted, In 90 !
doing shall be sufficiently rewarded, -,
. I. q .a.45
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-05-03

a NobLE Sc1sEnsak. 1Seh6r hota,
formerly LieuIenanls ColoDei cf the n
tional Guards AZ Churubdscog having exs
pressed his eOntsnps nfoF tbe Dictator,
Santa AIMS, has BEEN by order of the 4
Would-be Emperor; arrested and mpTis0n
ed among theFilest bandits aud cut. .t1foats,
with whom heais now chained and COM &.
pelledl 70 sweep The Streets Of the city Of g
Mexico. sitg feaI .f9f93ea -ata Z y 70
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-05-03

CoNsUMPTIoN.-Dr. Simpson. of Edin.
burg. it is said, has been WORKING ,vnn.
ders with consumptive patients, by havino
them we'll rubbed with warm olive oil
Some of the patients have increased thir.
teen pounds in weight in seven or eight
weeks.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-05-03
WHOLE 40. Iso

aUiss " hoi has been foolish enough to
help the old woman IN this business, i
wonder % said John to himself I'm
90 and see. RS a hum, I know but I'd
like to know ifl she s really fooled anybcs
dy with that bit o. paper and entering
the bank, he asked for the note which had
been left there for collection against
him. a993 e siNs ais
q 's 1t was dtscountsd " said the teller,
sG1s Dise6untedt who ia the world will
discount my note 90 said John amazed
si ,ts Any body, with such q backer as
you've got on this. - ii osai ssp sliste
Y't Baoker Me- back ho2a' 90
8 '' Here 8 the note, You can see, said
the teller, handing him the document,
on which John fe6ogniEed the bold signa-
ture of the President of the United
States. esd q -9f
,dssiSold, truly ~ exclaimed John With i
hysteric gasp, drawing forth The money
for heIsaw through the fnanhg enient It
glance. s1ag aaRi aaii .sisss
phesnote was paid of course and jus
tice. was awarded tAeh spendthtilt Ut
once isiao giatihigl hss
aon the next morning, he found upon
his desk q note " hieh contained lie fols
lowing entertaining bit Of personal ihtel-
igence astais 'ss ttlS
3SrR-Al e6ddge bas been taads sia ySus9
i.oAice. I am directed by the President
TO inform you that Your services viii no
longer be needed in this department. 5i4
eSd 3s9 Yours, l&e., Bro aug
/ = a7agHt .,------- s-s-4s Secretary = -
! John Small retired TO private life as
once. and henceforth found il conveutehe
to live on a much smaller allowance than
twelve hundred a year. elll 9e.o
TnE MEDtoAE .YtnFuEs OF CRAABERRrEs.,
We have seen several published cases
4 of cures of chncers said TO have been, eG :,
| fected by means of the external appIica;,
1 lion of raw cranberries, bruised and APT,
piled as pouitice. We would rejoice ia
4 the confirmation of these statements,---
| The New Haven Palladium, Of d laie date.
I. !" We are to record another case ef,thsst
complete cure of cry ysypelas by the simple
! application of the raw cranbsfriss pound
u ed fine. The patient was Young lady,
ono side OF whose face had become so
much swollen and in1amed, that The eye
! had become closed and the pain excessive.
A poultice Of cranberties was applied,
and after several changes the pain ceas-
ed, the inflammation subsided, and III the /
course of couple Of days. every yestige
ofthe disease had disappeared. The casa
occurred in the family of one OF the edi.,
tors ofthe Palladium, and we can there.
fore Youch for its truth" ttsl
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-05-03

John Small retired TO private life at
once, and henceforth found il convenient
to live on a much smaller allowance esthAn
twelve hundred a year. err sap.o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-20

NKw ORLEANS, Feb II, 1854
The saes Of cotton to day reached 500 bales There
has been NO change In prf since the arrival Of the
Americas advices. The quotations for stst middliag
$40 Co. The aalss Of the week M.0 900 balss,
the largest amount in any Oh during this
Tho decreased receipts ct Ill the Southern ports
co., 600 The sales Of -four since the Americas advises
are 10 900 barrels. 1t 81 80 81 49, Sterling exchange
Ii 6K Freights have advanced sixteenth.
CHARLESTON Fob. 10 1854.
The sales Of cotton to day amounted to 2Ioo bales
Quotations range II I'm 10. to 1ckc.
Providence, Feb 1S. 1854.
Cotton dull and irregular. There 10 but little In.
quiry for WOOL and the market continues dull The sales
OF the week reached 81 400 lbs The market for printing
cloths CLOSES with he,ter feeling and prices arm
mand ct full rates. The sales Of the week 10 200
pieces.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-20
Police Intelligence.

Ayret Of Btvpars IN the Ad If Se1iine On Saturday
pigbt officer FAva OF the ours-nh vad val sttrao ssd
to the store OF John Rdeneeig At No Crosby street,
thee he saw tso men packing mp eoos convspsntly to
cArry off, The ofcer called In the aid OF officer Clark
and the Two ofo,rs entered the and took the two
burglar nto custody. The robbers had efsoted an en-
trance by forcing open the door with iron CROW bar
The rriscpers were taken before Jusics Wood Who
INVITED them To prison for trial Their names we're Ed
ward u. Emmett And John Dennisou.
Cssoss Cds " Larceny "A French eentleuau 70
siding ct No lee Canal street retired TO bed Saturday
mis- BIT rather late hour the morning he dis
covered that during the night person had snersd
bis ard carried oil gold watch chain together
containing money, drafts, &c vaaued at $500. On
searching the house the pautaloons were found down
stairs, fed on their contents. From the peculiar
OF the robbery suspicion rested the
wants In the house Who was arrsatcd By Evans Of
the Ffth ward. Shs held for further sxAninaton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-20

UH00oter1S
Bank Ae..on from New orica, for New York put back
llth iBss, with less ofraddsr.
OpOkous
BT ss:sm.hiP Sarah Sand, I:lsy from Liverpool dan SD
SIP d., oss 2 rSp New York for nssosra'
Ion l6.
H. M s
s:s.a s s.s
Svaso: Sgss:eis pass si Dec ss.is sv.rd Kspyl.sh,
Inin: for salem las svs. CSs 70, Boston 90; Zs.oa
s% ~ e s sI 81
iii 1 m.s s sS YrA Af
h.T?'ssais ss.s =; rs s.i. I.yE.,l!. Cook,
i s.s 81 S. ns:,'f two days bark
* ss. RI Tn .:c s. f s.
!s:, So,h.pl Boston s,s bar. Iadi,.s ws,s TYs.i
-. s:s X ~ Sd ca,,' S s. .ss
pr; I'm s en-; stSs,f sr Ris M
si.by New Ysri; slsion. Mitchell Boston.
sss, ias s. f.'''a
ASn s'fE 81 s, Pis;ss
z;,sns sEs. Boston Sd
sarah roi.ls sioies ard piiissI g. Hu,chtn.on Car
M, az s s:s;s
rsrss sv 9 rae 70 ,I b s,sSs, f'0P ysr1
hris Gov Brock, Williams Ills ossd,nss ''' A''''''
Baltimore for yslpar.iso resdy Isrm.sgs, b,ou wig
San Frsncsco" In deer. Heard for Philadepha
orsons, Carlton, for ev Orleans, ready; william Henry
waits fer do; Ellen Honbos, Gaves from Savannah; Cora
diss Byros THU: from Lo,don, DIS Asa Rldrdse Nye
Keen City Point Nov rs for do di.s PrsootA speas
from Bssos, tg; Leoocq, Msnton for Now Orleans days
is Lopez S. ss Esss: si;si:
delphia-
ssb Br ship Bonita 70 Lad for New orlsaas bAsH
Emsh bs wav. Or, for Mob ls s briEs Dove lB) ier
NIuk doi Nehemiah Bans, Tuner for New Orleans. DO.
Bid Dec ~. bark James Cooh wostcn. HOfisans; brig
Aieres E.te do 2Sth ship water witch Plumsr iron
ssn ssv fo5is q. bsrs Connodsrs wil.1s fsx e
pbA.
eHAseHArIn ysrs Hsv y sAiv ArssHsus Hais, for Il a.
s:n. log; bark Ala Rsninat Ven, for New Yesk q
farInAD-An TsS !. bris Js.sy Lad, onksy. Pssiaaa
tPra srrAnsrrp CArAnA. AT Borrow
Arrwsns- Ar Jss 30 Js.s rssnS. ssv1sSA Nfssk' u