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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27

ETClark Mills has received an order
for Al, equestrian state Of General jackson,
to be placed in jackson Square, New Or
leans Mr.. MiIlsis to receive for the stat
ue the magnificent sum Of thirty-eight
thousand dollars. -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27

Ny-The Louisville Denaocrds says it is
that one ofthe Hardin county jury,
which acquitted Matt. Ward, was recent
" bitten by q snake, and that tie snatt
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27

EEThe Milwaukee WSscOnsiH states
that DR.. VIM. Arrison.-the supposed
sender of the internal machine to Mr.. Alli-
son, the steward Of the Cincinnati Hospi-
tai, and which killed him and his wife, has
been caught in Iowa.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27

Ey The story of the kidnapping ofSoL-
ONION NoRTHRoP many years since, and
his sale into slavery excited great inter-
est. There is hope now that the per-
petrator Of the wrong will meet his des-
erts.. 5.s. ,,....
The Albany Journal says that NORTH
RoP was at Sandy Hill, N. Y, in compa-
ny with H. B. NoRrnRor, ofWashington-
through whose agency he was rescued
from slavery-and as soon as SOLOMON
NoRrnRoP saw man named MERRILL, he
exclaimed "that is the man."
MERRILL was arrested at his mothers at
Wood Hollow. HENRY B. NoRrHRoP has
spent great deal of time and money in
ferriting out the scoundrel, and they have
no doubt got the man. Solomon identifies
him without a doubt. MERRILL has long
been regarded as desperate fellow. They
found him asleep, with heavy bowie knife
and brace of pistols on the floor by his
side. The arrest has caused great excite
ment.
An accomplce has also been arrested as
appears by the following:
ALBANY, July 1o.-J. L. Russell, cap
tain of the canal-boat J. F. Groin, of the
Rochester City Line, was arrested here
this morning, charged with being an ac-
complice of Merrill in kidnapping Solomon
Northrop. He admitted that he was at
the Inaugural in Washington in 194l.--
He was ironed and taken to Balston Spa
for trial
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27

EEThe religious statistics Of Texas are
as follows: Baptists, Of all varieties. 5000;
Presbyterians, 6. 900; ;Episcopalians, 1000;
Methodists, number not known, but larger
than that Of any other denomination in the
State, aset
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27

ETThe Minnesotian Of St. Paul, states
that the best lots in the business part Of
that young and thriving city are now sold
for $1oo per foot front.
EEThe population Of Washington city
is now estimated at $1,000. s-''
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27

The STATE FAIR.-The Newark Times
says: Extensive and general prepara-
tons are making by our citizens for the
entertainment Of visitors, and as many as
it is psssible for them to accommodate, will
be as comfortably as circumstances will ad-
NIT of. The spirit of the people is fairly
aroused upon this subject, and with one
accord they seem determined to make this
Fair go off with more sclat than any yet
held in Ohio; and the weather proving fa-
vorable, it will unquestionably take prece-
dence of all State Fairs held in 1854.
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IMPORTANT BURGLARY.--We are in
formed by VIM. Flanagan that on last
night about 10 o'clock, three burglars
forced their way into the dwelling house of
John Abernathy, near Adelphia in this
county, and after gagging and binding him
hand and foot in his bed and securing the
silence of his wife and young widow la
dy named Strauser, who lived with them,
by threats of instant death in case they
raised the alarm, they proceeded to give
the house thorough search. 90
Mr.. Abernathy is wealthy man and
has been in the habit of keeping consider
able money about the house. The rob-
bers got everything of value, but Mr.. A
cannot even approximate the amount of his
loss Mrs. Struser lost one hundred dol
lars in money, and certificate Of deposite
in the Valley Bank for two hundred dollars,
which we hope the thieves will present for
payment. No clue to the perpetrators ol
this high handed act has been Obtained
The family can give no description of them
that can be relied upon ChiHicothe Metrop-
ohS .iI--ri., !. f..
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-07-27

EERev. F, NJ. Haywood was recently
put on trial, found guilty, it is said, of
heresy, and expelled from the Baptist
Churchin Marietta, Ga, because he would
neither assert nor deny that God foreknew
all things. The Rev. gentleman said in
his defence that he could fndno passagein
Scripture which taught this doctrineand he
had no opinion therefore on the subject.
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her husband, yet still he came not. At
length darkness set in, and she began to
feel uneasy. She was about to 90 to the
door, when she heard her husbands feet
on the step. and hurrying out she met him
in the hall.
God bless you, Mary, an angel as you
are, were his first words. If { had not
been for you, l should have given up long
ago, and now my fortune is made
Breathless with anxiety to hear all, yet
notunmindful Of his probable wearied con-
dition, Mary hurried her husband into her
little sitting room, where the teathings were
laid; and began to pour out the refreshing
beverage with a trembling hand, while
Earnest told the story of his days absence.
i found said he, 4 was sent for by old
Gov. Houston--the richest and most influ-
ential man, you know, in the county-and
when Igot there, I learned to my surprise,
that the Governor had been thrown from
his carriage and was thought to be dying.
All the physicians of the town had been
sent for, one after another, but none could
aid him. In despair his wife, without or
ders, had sent for me. / saw his only
chance depended on new and difficult
operation which none of the other physi-
clans had ever performed. Luckily l had
assisted at one when a student / stated
what I thought could be done. The old
Governor is man of iron nerve and quick
resolutions; so, when he heard the others
say they could do nothing for him, he de-
termined to commit himselfto me. sue
ceeded beyond my hope; even the other
physicians acknowledged my skill; and
there now nothing but care required to
make my patient as well as ever. On
parting he puta roll ofnotes into my hand
Mary was in tears long before her hus-
band had finished his narrative; but her
heart went in thankfulness to God for hav-
ing interposed just at the crisis when hope
seemed gone.
From that day Earnest Linwood was a
made man. The fame of his skillful ope-
ration was in every mans mouth, and by
the aid of his patient, who now became his
patron, he stepped at once into practice a
mong the best families of the place. Wealth
as well as reputation flowed in upon him;
but he always attributed his success to his
wife, whose affection, he said, had cheered
and sustained him when out of heart
There was nothing he would say, like
a faithful wife, under God, our veal or woe
for this life depends on her. fshe is de-
spending your sanguine spirit catches the
infection; but if she is full of hope and en-
ergy, her smiles will cheer you in the
darkest hours, and enable you to achieve
what you first thought to be impossibilities.
Our success in this world, as well as our
happiness, depends chiefly on our wives
Let man marry one, therefore suited to
either fortune who can adorn his riches or
brighten his property; and who under all
circumstances will be his helpmate.
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DIED.

BoYCEOn he 18th inst C. Goodrich Boyce aged q years
The fri, nds and OF the family the members OF Me
tIoIotsn Lodge No as ene NJ Decatur Chapter No 49, o.
A. and the Order generally Baxter Guards 18th Regiment and
clerks the public departments respectfully invited to attend
his funeral from the residence Of his mother No 22i Spring st. on
Thursday the 18th 10 A NJ His remains will be taken TO larry
town.
California peiers please COPY
CORYOn Tuesday morning 18th inst, Harriet Howard infant
daughter Of Noah Cory and Mary O. Jackson aged ID months 10
bICKIEOn Monday May l5 Of long and prorac'ed Illness
Sussn Or Perry Patrick Dckie in the 60h OF her
The relatives friends of the respectfully invited TO
the funeral Thursday 18Th Inst at T. NJ from her
late residence No l27 Gecnest Her remains will be taken 20
Greenwood for lnierncDi.
DODGsHUNHsnnah Dodgshun aged u years, 5mouhs and
<days
~ be inferred in the Cemetery Of Evergreens
GASCONOD the 18th inst Jacob Gascon Tor thIy years,
faihfnl in the family of the late Ehu Townsend
kITCHING-On Moudoy 49, inst after short Illness Mara
NJ, wife OF Amos q. kiithing, aged d years.
H,I remains taken 10 Marlboro Ulster Co. for niement
MA(NENEN-At AnnAh Ga, the l2h inst, William H.
hncucyeD, Nj. d., eged %
hose Of his bohers-in-law, Thomas A. Emmett
John invited attend his funeral "Wednesday lh
r. NJ from the touse Of Nj Pudy, No. 80 East FIT
totnhsi
PLEASANTS-A Richmond, Va 2h Mrs Susanna, widow ofhe
late Governor james Of Goohaud and mother Of the late
John HtmIdcn Peasants and Of Mr. H. r. Peasants OF The Rich
Post She had reached the venerable of 50
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Arrived.

steamship cahawba Shufeld Mobile 9th inst mdse aud
Lyns.ien GIosheIon Co. I5h Ei M 81 80 J. on
n - W, sisnaized the ship CaLenovs beealmed
Mc Nav r. ~ y . Ho Of iissiers
na a s1 R R1%ss As a . i bound % Ts Mas
been e aimed hours OF the Hook BY fox -
sR SsS'a S'5sT P SsT e HaSa' A a 'a
M sS a ss's5' ae zip bound z L..
80 on boat R 1e4poo Thf h r n a So ON
spoke packet chip Wet Point from LysrPeo for with
iis Essex. rom Antwerp for Nes-Yors
" M nde and passenger. Grnne Mniuru Co 18Th att
a. 81 lon a. eIpeTerda tremendous harrc.ne whl as-ed io
BY W tie Barometer remained posi-,
h 'sl s Sun e " Srt al 70 on he sts wa struck By sea
which carried wy he AZ he siae 'a' dl% he
mt and started The upper works ward At An
b. IA and r bo ..s5 susk. ndhip foa.es All
isAs yeyhr about deck a. he ;sne time hns be
nsa 'css from ne so:e 'se nm ~ - 10 T1 hon. - @
10 la y. a M, IN wos and LICK weather oH IT,
nou'h, \ tom Cutie Maine bound % Liverpool with o-. Of
= her hold SUPPLIED then viz. say.ss and ZOOS
AFTERNOON slsF-e hip viii los Of fore and maini0PE.sni
sAi9 Yerh American csrA Liyepal Apsl z ai'e and -
ship As Gslsfi Bsih Newport s. d. r.,a iron
i7h ut. lt g. au % experienced very heavy gale
a. r Ia = 81 Lon y 's o. mp sp ,ad u a. a
l2ih inst. LET S. lon % sFeke bark tosenoe Of Bah
ship Do1sw Han HeydiuaAan Hanbur.h uis. and .ss
pass o fsyersisdf a Schumacher 49,
Ship Redwood Ios hA're 81 d. rndse aud 40 pass - william,
ship Ro,undo Pion Hondle,te Hayre 30 Is in ballast sad
81. TO Lane IVES 10th Inst az; = lon o. sPe bark I'll
ship shank of Baihl Doane Liverpool y d. iais AID -
ship EHiErani iBreul we.sei Bremen % d. nis and -
~ resi D mn Hoey say.sssA d. cotton % a n Dra
Bark wu O Alden Bates Belize. Hond, .7A md
Bais NeT'sne Bt 5ero Bordeaux &c d irundy &c
BAsk yic,oIy 5 Ph.delph Bho7 Ma,an1ss d. s. .al .na
oss.cs jih Lsi. at = S. lon. - % exchanged
nas With chip T. Pas. s'ee.1g y "a IN coz ~iih 5asS
Pal AnlFs,h o. sos-i Aas~e-P . d.. ulss. AMI
Gs-,nHs orisF,,o Palermo Sc Climber
Br. Hs tBr James Pslerro Is d. frat TO Dr.-er Dess,u
fTs ChacAa. Lane, Nuesias ApF . sugar And
sctr Foa b. Noisy = Jo-a. B. Il d. .a.a e srh
sis ve,aovi ,of Roeilandl Grsnlav Yabaso, IS q.
suf aa no.s . master has had very tack ~saaF
coast Nay II a. IS IS lon n = SPOKE seh- sarsh H.. Il
a - o. less'e ~ easnbHi bs VIII sseoae lumber.
= s. ;ote Law bo1rd = Chsrls.,5u
Bris Waea. Powell Cedar KY. C. suawooS
B.is Asa T1e 0lsj Slsssis Antwerp q IL b.. ,,s y
rs. ReAH-Hlsr Lossehe 7ih rs "a -. Ca - B.
SchF Brooks, lof Golderol HAnoui Jseksol7ll. d.
lumber % J. HssAl Co Sailed company with Rome
BIZ Am B, Campbell Gusy.Hs R. L. sugar and .ol..
Sehr HllIios Beverly Howe Bsr.eOa szi, TO T CD
martin. vessel 90 { 4 Z Peters
sehr Pyuosh R0es Lacy Boston es, nase to Dayton
Seff Merlin tBrl Dorchester r-.aa.,ons 70
sehi w.ndsrsr nerl Frenh. P.qveres ~ b4rdsu Il
tended the Providence and <Yors line packets
sebr. II Drinkwafsr Upton, RSDdoGi, coal Ot boson
sar Naive AHerieAs C!g~sn RSndoai CO. i0r BO.iOa
BELOw-Shp Progress Chsee Liverpool sh; one buk .ad
two hriss
wINp-sals.e ~ meridian, s. sunset, d. aidsish EsE
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Disasters, Sc.

rsHP HoFs Par-on. reported by telegraph have
Of s-te bui Portsmouth, Ne ai2
HAHRiEr Areusr, shAndored her voysse Cork
CRY P R,E and s s,b Me- g NJ. .s
sHP RLoeavSTLEr Andrtw a. Boston from Liverpool epol:
i7fh alt - 10 ou 50 81 experienced violent gale w
rs and split ul.iufor ribbons .hpred rood de. Of
sthts and haehhrse. On tie lsth KEEP, the
y,rd deck and secured everything .o
10 A. NJ up With Zip breas Day rom Liverpool Tor Bos
- &c re IN go ,sg snt + ,e oa the ssb I.t q 81 jos
with iorsaant main opns AMI booH ssO b,rs
win opssant aud another ship with o OF %
., or . Ian mast and main topuas another ship
fore ard II toruas,s and mizen i0psalant mast
her hold arrived al LIVERPOOL "a iHsi
DIX $40 M - li Al IN n a. g. Nj a--
Of iron uhh sdn between decks and had her nanfop
She had ury topmst and ~ the wind wa. T. she
" probably sch her destination by BARK R. q W Dodge
scH MaYFLowER from Csrdenas Portland Portsmouth
he'd y weather lost deck load OF Moaes ,nd received other
Lo,Dos AFr Th White painted box picked up on the sofa
alt shout % miles n m >sy D. me ors hAIpeS Carey ios Lon
type portraits boxes and other fancy articles on Que OF which
ss .crahed-' From old Spsvs father hss been owned
tt.rg,do Mr. William Chpperded apsssenEe Of the
ship Albert Badh abandoned her passage from New
if PII 10 Ag ae ons Wa. handed in last evening
By NJ Josn faITe SSPe5 q che r OF as Sf
The Eddytone snt % miles bearing IN contact with
the American ship Clara Bath U which carried
stem zeums and yards snd LEFT the lasser
plate ~ites -, . NJ, W.. r. S.. e ~
Board 81 Underwriters, dated 80 -.
We have to inform you tina, the Fairy Queen woodward
has been chartered 70 convey The usno OF Son Age dEest to
The later vessel will proceed NewYors ballast three four
The Queen Of Clippers dehsgns ballast previous to being
THE MAINE TELEGRAPH Boston reports chr VI w. Dyer
f SPIT s ne sS hS S Gy B sHs Ss' r F
H. ballast, the NJ Dyer supposed from Tsuger with oysters
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.


AsHEs-he market firm for both kinds SAFES Of Pots Al IS
coTToN-rSe market today irregular the demand quite
scive Sales OF 7S bales Of which $3.50 export 20 for
A' FtotR And a f:aH ana s %ha much variation. for
Wsen and state Flour the low grades are dI and sa me
trade The arrivals lager AID prices isvor The buyer a. ne
requests sa Of this s5 the absence vessels
a ne ' Ss 49, ..s ~ for Bogus - 5s > ol com
e rasi State 80 a. 80 say for mixed 10 t,aey AeLi
he .sc tbi State Jane delivery - south
81. .:d :.od .ss6' Sr ,
.yItIfue Com Meal steady aud not pen'y' sales Of 30
CRAiSSThsre is more price. s;
the d,nsd Is good for milling sass o buh god Gene
Ss NV osss :; lady so sS: -. q 500, sssi
e 81 10 GAS sie lowe, snd no pen,' ,'.s o. se 81 Sc
seurd and hi daBss sale aud Iseh f while soi
% uDsouae; 6< ,le 90 Iouss Northern yellow td5ap u
10 S' S.h , , IL s1 sres ana aa,ed o- tie "a
whlskY-The msrke love. ana ]. quiet sSs. Of y bs' a
tor Js.sy t ~, ID MEN, Ss and '& '' r'a D''
NiSoNSThe srAe again raher l'wsr FOX ian Po-s
IST eans sgi'e Aifs sale. 81 - ss' ~ A. ~ O.
Beef bitter particularly Chicago sass - IBIS = - or
Cc5rfrv and civ Prime: Prime qa +5g$-S Beef
hsH very SIS Sui Meats more plenty and over s
Bacon PLENTY and dull 7r7 Lard plenty and
az ~, :. sSsle Bs,,er is rather lower and 10 larger supply
cse' ohe i2el4sc and O7anss County Al ~
iR0N-There ,.ls dons Scotch PIG and he make, i s'
LEADA aaiet marie oI foreign AS; sale Of Spanish 20 S4
sTEARISDTse market firm; stock moderate; sales of
q GOOD White a, lee cash
HAY-he market better supplied; The demand fair saes OF
/ 81 bsles for shipping a. Soc per 10 lbs
COFFRT-Ou quiet pending he saeon sales Of Wenes
RIO; sales OF 800 bags llo lpdlsc
10 bss i - bags Lssuayra ST ls loo mas Java
lac. ,-,----
Al ale; Cuba Muscovsao al fe ~ boxes Havana 81 .
49, A,spc,on 81 hhds New Orleans AZ - lsa - .
MOLASSES-The market quite GGA; sales 81 10y So Ne~ur
ears &c; 20 hids Porto Rico al Sci and 'o @1o@
&c. ~
TOBACCo-The quiet bui steady ales OF % bids
Kentucky de slbaes Havana Sc % cases frnnsy
vans and Connecticut Seed Leaf AZ osl cases FLORIDA 81
l3aisc ~ -
HOPS continue previously noted sales OF bAes E1n AID
WssteIn q; Sc, ala lev bass % =: Is s.fs
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Philadelphia Markets TUESDAY, May 10.

There change Ia Queron BARK Coat ia good demand
full prices Corrox-The market remains quiet ana
bales sold steady The market for FLOUR - g.
pressed and little inquiry for export sales OF ~"
bb 20 aud 80 bbs standard brand Al
81 tb; holders generally - Is Tor straight brand. Dl
the are only small home At from - - 20
e tb good retailing and brands RYE FLoOH ana
MEAL and held above he views Of buyers
dull and offered freely adeclne various
willing than - Tor REDS ana
white lsver with further sales OF "
bush Southern yellow 78a77c and some reported a.
Nothing OATS RYE. Th' IRON market Is
sales Anthracite Pig have been made At ~ and -o M
No on The GROCERY market il inactive ana
sales only small ots about previous quotations fo
show change the
public SEEDS-No' much doing; sales Of Clover
SEED are reported az ~ y WHISKY is in limited
demand al x7c. Tor bbls. hhds.
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HIDES are r..h.r bitter s-prly The der.nd far and pre
are 80 DIV .n-za D. IS ca<hi % city sazE
n 7lc eash. 5i3 Porto Csbelo > u se lc' DO u
Pkts. m Tor " nsrkst delivered p .. BE-
29e Psrceors srd Poo Csseo =. d re c'inE BAD hde
lao pu.-o. A-re- ated horse 3 b ~ - - 1000 b1-nos
Avres q - GTamrico, = u, : .c - no r1n
LEATHYR continues firm ard N Azhi sioch Hsiocs a
receir, rur squs. % he demand 49,. III,
Ots-Erslh Lred liter. and sc7-i 'a-s 1900 gallons
BE ~ ,rrs rseis ard s-g3tc for mail parcels Lard j.
stesdv les Dbl sic. eash ard time Red qas
SAVsL sRRFs-spir,s Turp.une dali AID heavz .ales Of
10 81 - Common Rein i0~e stles 100 are "ins
81. delivered I-r = steady sA-s w "a'o" =
- D. Pi.ch quie, Bat s-esd7- ,.oo - p.,....qe~
WHALEBOSE-A steaay narkeii saes WV ~ io-i = ~
Tor sJroIt. ... -. -.-- -.
LAfH are steady bat sas lc eco eastern 4 = -
LUME ER-The arrivals de-te ~ nel-i -'-S 49, "
three carsd.s ess;ern spruce and Pne A. 10 -, g.
PLASTER u dsusnc - r L-1@ and VIE NiAdsoi -
clrsd. y rbis. e.; ~ IS
RCF unchanged. Of - casks ;2dsv =, =, - % - z
stIT-Sse 11 bush Turks Issnd. 1000 bgh B9ualre. tD
A.h-on Ground private terms he lAfsot
lover f,r Coarre tut seefy iCT ZINE
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' 20, 40 pes, S.y SD I'd schr Amo-ad'' L'a''n
New Haven. Peer.
les Ps,.ers. q. for Baltimore, wa cargo - ~, y,rk
,hrt s-h u ClalssA, NcBeaa if New
~ 80. pcco ish 40 Wssil More, lni s.ose-e' ny
Gss ~ n, . N.e y,-s lith.
sri-s I n Waite Wosdhosse 10 il-h; Chs >fiss 20
- s,S D-rssn HARDY do DO; Ga1ea Gaze, b0i'- ''
Ffovdtrce . h. -. a, ,-iv An.
A. Belss Hon 9Th ali sehF Forest Tor S0'n' 'as ''
psl,4a,,hi..
AM a, HALIFAX I'd inst. brs' Fosd, Aer.,Tue
schrs Margaret osril< 90. L,
so..s NssYors; Pheasant, Cameron Philadelphia tn ;
Tor Msash.r Boston: schr. Jane >prs, NcNso
NAV smith simpson Boston; 5th Bhlow Dav AeNia-.'
Bonita Newell NsV-York for Sevf0un4ald May Ala S'
Bcstrn for - Jchn y ,,...t--, s-.t.-.
Ga A. Potoa 1t ins;. bss Amelia Psse AID sEe - ~
and Bcsfcn III Rambler Nc krron. DO, ~ trn '-
ar a. Liverpool : ssh ait schis Paragon sa'A ''1
O-cscu. frol la Have toE bc-fon -.
y So.h alt hrr ancfs NJ A'-no- ''1
Roson; "a int. sshr. jerome, Adams d. r..
John Y 3, loth schr Mary Jane F.i'-' "N'
CD. 9th. sch Stranger. FoNler Boston -...
Ar AZ = Senhen y =. ,ith ult. hip virginia SpaAs "-
9Th Il ST ship Harriet 4 Jessie, Milton. Nev-iosk
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Spoken, sc.

let IS lon. f7'spoke Br bark Bo'hers from Newcastle
Eng Charleston c. % days By ship 81 Petersburg
from HGvre)
March $ Ion 81 ship Townsend Wooderson I'm.
Boston Jan. 8. q san Francisco
April of s. Thomas bark Amazon Thompson from
Cal.ao for ew-Or.eans
Msy 30 miles z. OF Cape Haerss ship showing
q red signal with white letter q n the center
MAY = 49, lon - H. brig Eenon fin Portland for Havana;
schr Hsmiiu. I'm. New York for hatsgorde
April Is q IS, g. hr. NJ ~ Freeman, Is ds fin New
York for kts.
NAV lat 80 S. lon - s. sohr Alnia of Cape May d. n
Nev.lork Louisiana.
May "a lon 60 n ship Shenandoah Morrison fn Pha
phia for Liverpool
MAY SO s. Ion "A 49, Brem ship Admiral fu Bremen for
May 81 lat 81 s. lon 50 "a bssk Hebron I'm Manzas for Fall
mouth Eng. ,
April r. lat 20 p ~ lon so w, bark Princess Louise Of aud
from Hamburg Tor New-lork
Ar So Oft Sand Key, hr J. Grerson I'm Newiork for Apl
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