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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-30
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SAMUEL. c. HUMES, Sutler, L. S. \
Elenneihasse


Thu publicity which the Home Journal
has recently gwen o the Circumstances OF
the last oil the B.ennerhassets, has resulted,
we are glad To say, IN the partial and TEN
porarv relief nt that unfortunate gentleman.
4 friend " no conveyed to him the sums ct
money received at this office for his benefit,
describes his interview with Mr.. Rlenner
hasset in the following manner. HIS
room j. in the third story vt Il small house
in --- street, inferior looking. \ liant
voice Il, reply to my knock invited me 10
c1me in. and entered The room carpet
less, comtortlcss and cold, was crowded
with objects Of the most miscellaneous ana
Heterogeneous description: here pie OF
old trunks. there table covered with cheap
and unwa>hrd croCkcry; here an unfinished
portrait Of WASHINGTON OH an easel there n
palette and coI0rs on broken chair; no ilFc
in the rusty CRATE; N the middle ol the
room a cot with the bed unn tde. and every
Object shabby, worn and exceedingly dirty
The occupant Of this apartment WAS IN
strict Keeping with lis !orl1rn appearance.
A tall sifult and sick. boxing Old man,
who's, grey hairs were party csVe'ed ny
un old hat. and VII SO aj;enuated franc vas
wraot M in well worn ovsrco7t. Dutt"nrd
20 the chin, sat on "A wooden stIp! Nv uHe
corner of the room, picture o! desnlatIAn
and despair. This was the last OF NE blen-
nerhass ets, the heir II an hanorcd nam''
horn to wealth and uursed in luxury! Mis-
fortune and sickness have du!led his intel
lect, and had some difficulty in making
HIN understand the object Of my visit but
when | had succeeded, he expressed ms
thanks in an not ungracetul manner lie
said he had been a painter IN inns Guy
eighteen years. had been often distressed.
and lately very sick; but was now better
TO this We may add. that Judge Emmct, OF
this city, besides other benc;actions to MI
Blenncrhasset, has paid his rent, we believe
for some years past. Any other con'rlhu'
tons for this unfortunate gentleman, ASSIST
ance, which our readers may be induced "a
forward, we shall be happy 81 cnRIay 10
him.
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Governor Broome of Florida, had issued
orders to Brig Gen. Johnson, OF that state
to organize his brigade at once, in pursuance
of an act of the las, legislature providing Tor
the final removal of the Indians by force, it
necessary.
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Davenport. Nay 18th, 1853
FRUIT TREES, EvERGREENs, &c.
Avcrv e, co1aastOc1k,

IIAvE now at their Nursery. two miles south ives,
IL of Burlington very large quantity OF Apple ana
Cherry Trees, of suitable size for planting our III or
ehards. Our Trees healthy stocky, wen rooted
and vigorous and consist principally OF such KINDS as
have proven be the most valuable market fruits IN
the West together with Others recommended by the
North e>tern Fruit Growers Convention our stock
of APPLES is the largest and finest that We have ever
had at any time Tor sale-anong which there are
Is coo Rawlcs Janet, eco Northern spy 10000 White
Winter pearnan with many other popular varieties
in large quantities. graduated 10 suit the demand
Rriee III cents eac $40 per 100 per luo, or wv per
/ iaUn, for eXtra size more III proportion
CHERRY TREES-Scveral Thousand fine and well
grown Cherry Trees, Of the most approved sorts graft
ell On Mazzard Heart Cherry stocks. Price ~ e 81
cents each, S35 pes 100 SaG0 per i'so For those
grated Marilio IS cents each OF Pear Dwarf Fear
and Plum. We have but limited supply Of either Of
suitable size for trnnspiantng. Price 50 cents each
Crane Vines Ounce bushes, Red Dutch Inrrahis, Nc,
10 II ID cents each ,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Black Spruce. Hem
lock- Norway Spruce. Red Cedar and American Arbor
vita Price from % cents to 81 joeach.
rFOrders promptly attended 20 ard Trees suostah
TALLY packed for transportation
NE would particularly request those WISHING 10
nUrehase examine extensive stock, embracing
over One Hundred Thousand well Trees of suit
bi. size for setting in Orchards We personally pay
the most attention to the propagation and cuiti
walton of Trees in every stage OF their grown, and
f.ou, long acquaintance with the business have be-
come perfectly familiar with the peculiar habit and
grow III of of the varieties we eultirntc--thereore
We consider 10 stronger guarantee en- ne given.
burlington, Iowa, Jan. 3lst, le5l-23 3m
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Notice.

,aaa ACRES OF Land for lc, or to exchange for
fZSt Town Property, IA miles below Davenport,
extending from the Steamboat Landing back II miles
\ fine view of the River, several Tenant Houses, Q
acres 10 tame grass; orearuS of Peaches Apples and
+ ums SEQ acres undsr cultivation; large proposition
OF Wood aud timber, well wat,red, and admirably
a,laped for an extensive Grain and Grazing Farm IL
viii bs subdydsd 10 suit purchasers, exchanges,
where practicable. Also, 40 Feet on Brady street,
tn by l3u feet in the rear IN lots to suit pur-
ehasers, embracing # the most eligible locations
in the city for private residence.
Aiso--Farming Lands 10 Rent in Muscatine and
Scott Counties.
Also--6 Prairie and 10 Horse Ploughs. for sale.
d. 4. NEWCOMB,
Davenport, March 10th, ls5i-2s-3w
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DEATH OF THE RHlNocERos, The large
rhinoceros which has for some time past oeen
exhibited at Drieshach's Mcnugerte ~ New
York, is dead The animal had been eat
ing hay all night, and laii down and'Sp'red
in five minutes. This Rhinocoros was the
only one in tins country and was valued al
$4,000,
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STATE OF IOWA ss
CLINTON CouSTY,
To III 2. Kenneth

STATE OF IOWA, IS
CLiNros CouNTY,
To 81 p. Bennett
CIR: You are hereby notified that thercis now on file
- in the flee OF the Jerk ofthe District oHrt in said
Clinton county. a petition of James Hall claiming Of
Gu the sum Of Seventy eight dollars and eight! cents
as money due on M account stated by and between
YOU and he said petitioner the Illh day OF July. :.
d. 1883 and interest thereon al which accounting there
was then found due said petitioner from you the sum
IF ,,s; said petition also asks an attachment against
yonr property on the GROUND Tina, you Ro-resi-
dent Of Me state of lOT and You arc hereby Notified
IA tunlcs- you appear a answer thereto on or before
the 1st ia, oi May ID. lsA that Judgment Will be
rendered against you thereon and tbs propert! that
may be attached ordered TO be sold 10 pa! said lnde
mcGt JAMES HALL, Plaintiff.
march o. ls5I.sg-I) b. A. X. CoIToS, his Atty.
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HARNESS ! HARNESS.

ITO all in want of harness. G.. w BARNES. late OF
New York. is prepared TO furnish, and keeps con-
stauty hand tn. best article. made of the very best
New York leather To be satisfied, YOU need only call
aui examine.
Team Harness, e41S25
Buggy do l29 so
Also. brides, marngas, halters, collars; in short,
every thing iii the trade.
Trimming. also, done 10 order.
a&epairing done with dispatch
The shop is Brady street, uext door to A. C.. Bill
Ions opposite b. Sanford's Grocer. Store.
DO not forget to call ii you want No harness; or
if You want cheap set, either can be had. Feeling
confident satisfy If YOU will give trial,
always hand waiting for your orders.
Respectfully. q. w BARNES.
Davenport. ne 0, ls53-25tf
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Smith O'Brien, who has been pardoncd by
the Que en-, will return in autumn to his ma
tive soil
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STATE or iOW.3, a.
GhatOn County, ,
IT. vn-; pr.prlev

STATE or iOW.3,i
canton County, ,
To Levi Prangey--
,IN, You arc hereby notified that there is now on le
- IN the orcc Of the Ccrk Of til District Court III
.nd rliuiou a p,y a petition OF James Hall, claiming
Of yuu the sum Of three hundred aud twenty-five dol
lars a. money due on prnnSsory note executed by
,ou dated Fob 2lst 1853 for the OF TWO hundred
and SKIN -onc dollars and eight. cents payable u
OF before the 4Ch day Of Feb Al iso4 wiih interest
fr date the rate Of ten per ceht per ah'hin' ana
son On said 9ist day Of February s5a, I" secure the
la, Incut of said note and You hereby nnttlcd thai
unless Won appear ana nawur thereto Oh or before the
lstd \ Of MAY, A. ID. ls54 Judgment vii be rendered
JAMES HAIL. Plaintiff,
NH Of IS5I % lw By 4. r.. CorruN, his Airy.
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AGAIN ON III A n d!
VAN nUYSh e OOQLa

hand boon
and Shoes
ak Goods
r4Gt ou conente
be
: '''"e'"'"' VAN TCYL s. COOK,
Ma
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REMOVAL.
McGREG0R 3 LAWES,

Bankers, Dealers in Exchange 6 Laad Agents
HAVE REMOVED TO No. LIZ CLAIRE Row,
Davenport, Iowa.
II Y7NoTKs and Bulls collected and proceeds remit.
ted 70 any part Of the Emitted States at rates Of
Exchange.
TPBrtLs Of EXCHANGE bought and sold On the prin-
cpal cities Of the United States aud Europe. Uuear-
rent money boueht,GoLp ard sirt bought ami sold
'rFISIIgEsT ALLOWED on Deposits, On time OF TO be
cha yed for NJ sight.
u 57LASp WARsASrs constantly on hand and for sale
III the lowest rates for cash time.
r. = REAL Estate bought aud sold on commission;
r. ISTAAls paid for non residents and others;
Tr7sTIrLEs investigated and Abstracts furnished.
IlFBosps and Mortgages bought aud sold and loans
negotiated nov 18Th
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hereby given that the undersigned will apply 10 tho
l County Court the raesda. following the first
Monday IN April te I'll, day of April for the APP
pontmet of Referees set ofdower to her in the fol-
lowing described Real Estate. I, wit: The North East
fractional quarter the North East quarter saction
tweiye 40 in Township seyen! eight, f7sI North Of
Range No. three, 3 East also in the south east frae-
tioal quarter OF tho North East quarter Of section
twelve. l2l same range and tow nship Aforesaid.
Three 81 East OF the 18th p a., as the widow Of George
w Lambert, dec, late of Scott county, Iowa. When
all persons disposed contest the same may attend
the Court Housa in Davenport, in sAid county at
O'Clock p. NJ. the time and place and do If they
think proper. Ann Eliza LAMBERT.
march Inlli. le5I-4w
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Sr-aYr nE LnW.q.

STATE OF TOW-a, "a.
Srntt CDBaty, \
NOTICE i, hereby given that the undersigned have
this day taken out Letters Of Administration ~ The
Estate OF hare. p. Liitcpage, deceased late Of said
county All persons having claims against said cstat
are h.rcb, notified that we will attend The County
Court Of said county, the first Monday in June next
for III. purpose Of hearing and determining the same:
aud nil persons indebted said estate are requested
10 max mmcdi pay ncnt to the uIde rsi2ned,
JOHN ID. LlIILEPAGE,
SAMUEL u. LlrTLEPAGE,
March 81, ls54-iw ADMINISTRATOR
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NEW SPRING GOODS
JUST RECEIVED, BY EXPRESS.
At Smiths Variety Store,
CORNER Cd AND BRADY Sr.
DISSOLUTION

yNtiRrartnership heretofore existing between Wool.
| ford \ small Dissolved OH the 10th day OF
March by mutual consent Tbs business will be con-
tulcd l,y the undersigned. y. SMALL.
march L. 1854.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-30

PUMPKIN SEED OIL.-Dr. Mitchell, OF
New York, has recommended the increased
cultivation ofpumpkins, partly for the sake
OF the oil, which may be obtained from the
seeds. lie states that half gallon of ex-
ceilent liquid oil may be pressed from gall
Ion OF seeds, that it has no disagreeable taste
or smell, and burns we'll
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-30

The Portland Advertiser says that IN
Franklin County, in that State, the snow is
still four feet deep in the roads.
We call the attention of our readers TO
the very large and beautiful assortment of
Bonnets and Bonnet Trimmings which may
be found at Knapp & Rcdmon's. See adj
vsrtsemsnt.
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MORE ABOUT w0MAN's RIGHTS,

THE undersigned won mos, respectfully inform
the ladies Of Iowa. that they have Just received y
large lot Of Charter Oak Air Tight Cooking slaves.
Now Ladies ifyou have not the right to vote for the
President you certainly have the right 10 choose a
took stove, and before dcspotic man assumes s frs-
possibility ts doubt he would If you would let him)
We would advise To exercise this ghi ana IA do
ing would solicit ynnr attention TO tht above stove,
We warrant them give perfect satis faction IN every
partcar and II plato cracks IN one year We WIN nr-
nish new ones free Of charge; besides any person not
posted IN regard 10 the ore uon Of THIS stove and have
any doubt. whatever from said person. We VIII not
demand the money until the expiration Of two weeks.
Below give copy Of certificates signed by persons
living il nearly every part o. this STAT Now Ladies
IL this l. hni proof positive lhAt Inns - superior sI3't'
We Will say more.
We who's. names are horeunto subscribed, take ms
method 81 recommending the Charter Oak Air Tight
Coohi,.e stoye. sold by II Wiekersham s SON BAY
export, Iowa. believe II 70 be the best Cook stove
nov use for speed IN eNecng IN cooking; we ais,
Jas Norsal. L Ripley, h Il Woodward, Jno Da-
ves, Wm Il Harris, q Il Mitchell. & stedman,
i Knapp, Henrietta Braner Ann Nc 'ormicN, Joseph
Woodward, Abner son, I Nanltlyd, Jno u lay-
lar } Hail Euos Tichener, Louis A Maekot PEN
lin Thomas MeGavran, Charles Weston, Benz Ntkin-
SEN John |. Davies. Vim Herrl A w NcGr"gor, A
Small, Adam Neigaud, l. d ,ollmer, " pttssoh'
c Ftllon, Jas lhorHgton, G Billion, rs Barrow ;,
CroSsrs. Hyde, IL l. Rutiun. Nm nnhchurst, Jas
Farr, Jno Dil on, Jas Rcntiy, W Pottie. Goo W
Krower. $ Wiley, Wright, Henry Fearing i'Hn'
lei, saml Cast. Daniel stephens, Elias Propst, Nn!
Falon, Ino Odds. WIN Platts, |. Lenhar, VIM w
Wiley, 7 Walker, lne II Windsor. J + Gauis, Iii,
ram brown. Vim h q SHELTER, George Saune, David
Buckwuter. Newhury ODDS Dennis Carpenter.
Besides thu above stove keep constant! on hand
the Prairie State Challenge. Black diamond New Eh
ge Clpuer I3eaut, Of the West, and others. Also
various patterns uf premium Stoves. Also compleit
assortment Of fn-wHre, Copper do: Jnpaed do; also
Nails all sizes and Brass We VIII pay me highes
market price for old Copper BRASS Pewter, Iron and
! Rags. .
Corner Main and Second Streets, opposite
Cook Sargent's Banking House.
march Ia H. WIlKERSHAN & son.
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STATE OF IOWA
Clinton County,
To Mrs. Lucinda Harrington,
MADAM: You arc hereby notiird that on or before
MI the a0Ih day Of April 1884 hrre viii be- on
M ia the office OF the Clerk Of Me District Court Of SAID
Cnunly a prtition of Norman Harrington claiming
Of Nou divorce from the bonds OF Dntrnony hcreto-
fore existing bctw you and said lel'ioncr, aud IN
les. on appear aud answer thereto on or before the
nr,t auv OF May A u 1854 judgment will b6renderod
against you thereon, and decree rendered according
~. -, ~, :, n :, - ~ =,
d. VIII, MARCH 2sth30-4w tlttk y Z c Z
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Safety Fuse
NOTICE

tr nOO FEET first quality Safety Fuse on han
nu2 Van TuYL e. COOK.
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CQ.PARTNERsHIp NOTICE

l'HE undersigned formed Co-partncrship on the
LIST day Of March, 1854, under the style and firm Of
FAhKER SrEARisG- for the purpose Of transaetng 4
general Livery Business
w. l.. PARKER,
NM. X. SPEAKING.
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MARITIME INTELLlGEhGE.
Port or New York, Juns 10, 1854.
CLEARED

CLEARED.
ship Wales. Rowland; Callaos crosby Crocser Co
ship Lucy Thompson Psndleton, St John, NIB Thomp
ss1iP Civ Cooper Cu,s. sishisasto, Nssni:h Sons
Eaa sea sssss nIs
sssii ssIs%: Jsnniis Hsliiss, D eager ) Co
sehI Col satteriJ. Elwood charleston McCresdy Mott
sshr A,ario. soavrsr, Georgetown. pollner Potter
44sysa n'es FSct A0
sehf NEBRASKA Bunnen Richmond MCrssdy, Mott 4 Co.
fass Hssss
tast af h aisss9' aa:ss: ss.
sSpp Hull nsss
ARRIVED.
Steamship Crescent City windl. New Orleans 1th and
5s. ,ass ya ma's 'ss s
barn Island CITY Boston; 18th soon:
M IN i Go BRIG
Lazy Franklin, hence New orleans ave. '''''4 ''p
sssy:s. SO is;' -. Iaa
s aeis =
h ai:i: ss:':
%s:.s3 Jsss q Cap: Assssie snail
sss;fs
n:ss; .a''.' "
d Co Saw going In. brig Il McGivery hence, IA days
May 10, Rotten Island ls,h With mahogany 30, to
,s fsSR !?ss' En- 20 Gays
VIII ana nol..:ss e Robert. wii.ns . DAs'
schr Golden Age (Br) strum, ssna. PIX, 10 days. with
Sch. Laura Tor Ayellsr Santa Cruz. Is days. with
schr oIi Snosson, St George NIB. 10 days. with ship
knee, & s. xshy s%fs rr,h
lesns with mdse to Roberts Williams June lat IS
lon 60 70 was boarded By whaling schr soper al veil
sehr Phsfo fa1kenburs StJo Fla, days, with
sshr Mcrvin Thomas, jacksonville days. with lumber
sebr Lucy Eaton Jacksonvilley days. with lumber to
sshr Lila cathsrns OF Key weSp, Packer, Key West
s schr Eva Sherman, Plymouth, Nc sdays
wE.SE.s. w::sisssss
Schr Dennsou, SAMPSON Phiiadelph ia for New Haven.
seIr Hannah b, Nicksrson Boston, 5 days.
scir Fbiladelphia, Niclerson, Boston.
sebr Grec ., s,urges Boston sdays.
s sssr F F.Tira Kelly Kelly Boston Boston
ssSI bsyiS CO. Gsiisss salem 2asys
SIR ssssos weeks weeks salem salem ; sssy. Gays
s sssr Ellen h0d%.n o,.osd New Bedford, days
Ras1s Shs s H nsM S'? Days
sshr Gh.Ils. Henry Smith, Portland, CT. days.
l X. Ssa ssns f Ts Sh;sss :S
sioop Amelia, Odsii, .Harvioh Sdays.
s!oop Harvest Corwin, Providence days.
Sloop Mary Burton. Ellis. New Haven.
ship blanchard Lawrence. from Havre, Nay -
Shit Helene lbrem) Vatkman, Bremen, Mayo
Wind during the day from ssw. and light
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Henry Clay, the Speaker, according to tue rules,
did not vote on the question, although de WAS az
ardent advocate Of the declaration and war mea-
sures Twelve members Of the House and two Sc.
majors were absent when the vote was aiken.
The declaration Of war was considered party
measure, and was uniformly disapproyed Of by
the federaists but some of them resolved to support
the war after it was declared The venerable ex
President John Adams, who had left the federal
party after the election Of Jefferson, wrote letter
TO friend, dated Quincy, July 8, 1912, in which
be remarked" How it is possible that rational
q social or mortal creature can say that the wal
is unjust, is to me utterly Spcomprebensble.
have thought it both just and necessary for Ave OF
aix vnaraN
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Affhirs Mt ST. Petersburg.

INTERESTING EXTRACT FROM A LETTER WRITTEN At
ST. PETERSBURG, MAY 8, 1854, by A GENTLEMAN
HIGHLY INFORMED, AND OF THE HIGHEST CHA
RACTER.
As you may suppose, we are surrounded with all
the outward symptoms and preparations for great
war. There are said to be at this time in and i'm
medately around the city 10000 troops, which is
about double the usual number kept here in time Of
peace. The streets constantly fun Of soldiers,
and the city Is under martial law. No one can pass
the gates and barriers after o'clock, and in the
lower parts of the town, near the batteries II Is
supposed that the inhabitants will not be allowed to
be out of their houses after that hour ] have read
with great attention the correspondence which has
resulted in bringing on this war, and my sympathies
are confess, the side Of the English and French
not that i am enemy to Russia, or d. not find
many of her people amiabe and good but should
regard it as the greatest misfortune which could
happen to mankind that this deadly system OF gov.
eminent, which has tendency to blight all that is
noble and free among men, should be any further
extended. For this reason j should regret to see
Western Powers for the steps they taking to OPP
pose Russian ambition. II is terrible to contemplate
a contest with such power as Russia, and the
Western Powers show great holiness and magnan-
unity in meeting the evil at the present time, rather
than by temporizDg with 1t, to leave the struggle
to some future day, when the chances against them
would be much greater. ! have lived long enough
in Russia TO learn practically the full meaning Of
the word despotism, and every days acquaintance
cast in country where, as yet at least, ii ia
known. l continue to hope that onr public schools
and the good sense of the intelligent classes will
preserve us from IL.
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PHILADELPHIA. June l9-Arr ship Wyoming. Dunlevy
Iverpool hries Samuel Small Tresdweil SALEM Sarah
Jane. Proud. Glasgow; Foster Crowe,l Ciesfueso,,
Budd scon, Fall River koseboro Nickerson, Boston;
Ferguson, Champion, NYork; Lancaster. Sites,
Boston; English; Lyon, Dighton Cliff shaer. Hartord;
harriet Glaze; nawhins Cobb; Loe:sr SNOW; Lscs-
b.,,en Hepi,etts Bassr NBedford stsvens, Nichols,
Hedges Quincy O Y Hawley, Cartwright, New York;
.hsntsri,n, Hsllett Gloucester; Cameo Tawssiy, and
Ashland, Hfnes, Cslsis Oceanin, Norton. Wells, Me.
ID brig Psnnsl, HUTCHINSON, Pe,,land sohrs L n
Endcot Ehdtcott, Boston Zstratton Haley Providenoe
Alexander ~ Christie. do; Curtis, WHISKY Hartford
ocesnia Norton Lynn Gobo, Thomas, and Iowa, Wheel
.on Hartford, q Budd, Taylor, Pa-tucksti Eyersreen
BlvSI Norwich, Romp Mayo, Salem; steamer KsAnebeo
Copes, New Yopk.