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Sh 0ckiug Affair

ohe OF the most unhappy circumstances which
L ever come to or notice, occurred on Bonds
Peek, IN Ritchie county, on the evening of Tues
HY' l4th ult, which resulted in the death of
AN by the Eome of john S. Mihone by the
'ho OF his own father-in law 1t was brought
oout by family difficulty, the facts of which,
4 near as we can obtain them, are as follows:
4 sometime since, Millhone, who is married to a
taughter of Mr.. Richard Ankrum, by whom he
'as Killed went to the east to purchase goods,
4 III whle there courted woman and promised
marry her. After his return home, the wo-
aa wrote to HIM, pressing the fulillment of his
ounSe which letters. coming into his wife's
SION caused her to leave his house, with
"a children, and remove to the home of her
'aoier' This greatly exasperated Milhone who
hou io vengeance against both his wife and her
Fcute '"' 'inies eii''e'' oieo " VA
oh one occasion, short time before his death,
assaulted and beat Mrs. Ankrum his mother
"w and injured her so as to confne her to her
Ebo n oh the evening ofhis death, he went to
Eni az mouse OF Mr.. Ankrum, and while there quar-
was raised between himself and his wife when
rr LUCK her to the floor with his fist, and 9TH
Eoro ,1o hilsused her. Mr.. Ankrum then inter
md suo several blows were interchanged, which
boast" I'll Mr.. Ankrum stabbing Millhone to the
nos, y causing death almost instantly. coro-
D,l l'rY was called, which returned verdict OF
Mr. a lie homicide" On the following day
tos AlArun delivered himself up to the author
~ anu was released on bail, to appear before
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Anti-Nel,Iask1 4 Meeting

PITTSBURG, March "a large meeting Of the
democracy of the 9th ward was held last night,
and resolutions were adopted Unanimously denoun-
cling Senator Douglas for betraying his party
They resolved to stand by the ordinance of 1877
and the compromises of 1920 and 1853 and declar-
ed their determination not TO support the nominee
of the Harrisburg convention, to be held on the
Sth inst, if it refused to denounce the Nebraska
bill. The anti-Douglas speakers were cheered to
the echo.
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Conviction of a Mail Robber.

New HAVEN March 3.--Rowand A. Smith, the
mail robber arrested ON Saturday, was arraigned
bafore the [. 5. Court to day and plead guilty.
Judge lngersoil sentenced him to % years con-
finement, at hard labor in the State prison.
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Rhode Island legislature.

PROVIDENCE. March 1.-The Senate have con
CURED by one majority in tine amendments of the
House to the bill annulling the sentence of I. w.
Dorr, and expunging the same from the records
of the Supreme Court.
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Suicide OF an Alleged Forger

Carrot Clawson, the owner of one of the best
farms near Hector \. Y, seized a razor and cut
his throat from ear to cara few days ago, just
two officers entered his dwelling to arrest him on
charge offorging endorsers to "A note for $500
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Nebraska Convention.

MONTPELIER VT, March 2d.-The Anti-Ne-
braska State convention to-day was very largely
attended by men of all parties resolutions de-
nouneing Douglas bill were adopted.
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=, summing court to b. held at Huntsville an
!" 'aliesdaa last. The decision of The court has
ny III nus TINT been received 10y us-Parkers-
burg Ia Ga,etH, Feb. 94k.
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Maine LIQUOR Law Defeat.

HARRISBURG, Pa. March 3.-'Fhe Prohibitory
Liquor Law was virtually defeated in the lower
House of the Pennsylvania Legislature to-day
The first section, the enacting clause, was strick
en- out by vote of 81 to Al.
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INV YoRk.AIor. il It'll 1s5

INV YoRk. Mar IL 9th. 1851.
The steamer Nashville from llavro via Cowes.
with dates to the 18th ult arrived last night.
Immense preparations for war are going ON in
England. II was stated that the government de-
signed chartering all the Cunard aud many of the
East India steamers.
There was rumor that negotiations for peace
were going on in Russia.
Wheat is unchanged
Flour has declined shilling and is dull.
Corn has declined two shilfngs.
Sugar had declined six-pence in London.
RICHMOND MARKETS.
FLOUR quiet.
WHEAT 81 80 to 81 90, dull
Corn - to 50 cts
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Spring Fashions for 1851.
4 oIIILER -
Has now received and in ,torc his Speg .ye -
GENTLEMENS FINE DRESS HATS

comPfi,n, Brcbee's New York style (which i nns
bcautiInl-alsn, 0abfora's Young mems Phade hie
style 6f1n-"heh i unsurpassed By any ha yet Of
fIel or the inspection ol III market Together with
The Baltimore s'ye,cur brim-which is very hand ONE
Besides large assortment ofa the various les and
qualities oi Soft Hats, adapted fnr the Spring Tnle
4" which he most earnestly calls the ention Of his
friends and customers aud he public 10 give him a call
he Is prepared In Offer grcuter Inducements tn
buyers han any like eslabli hmcnt in the city, both al
wholesale aud retail Al kinds OF ha- nude to order
tie shortest Loce Customers hats dressed overlur
half price. Call the sign OF the Blue at barrains
mar 3.dts WM SITTER
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F nthev News by the Andes.


Inc period of forty days allowed by the Pore
Tor the acceptance, by Russia, of the terms of a,-
loNtment pfoposedhy the four pc sers, aud assent
ed To hy the Turkish Cabinet. expired ON Thurs
day Feb. :. and the Porte or its allies are nov
tally justified in taking; without further notice.
soch measures rs they may deem necessary in
opposition 10 the eur
AdYices from Gdnstantnope state that the
French aud English admrals had fixed the peri.
cd OF fifteen days from the eth January for the
Russian vessels to return TO their harbors in the
Black Sea.
Three Russian regiments one of which is the
Chasseurs of Odessa, have been so cut up that
they must be completely organized before they
can again take the field
Up to the 9th, the Russian corps had formed
semi-cirele, the extent of which was about 30
English miles around the Turkish position at
kalafat.
ST. PETERSBURG. Feb 3.-Since Count Or
lofts departure, great animation has prevail ed,
but matters wear sombre and warlike aspect.
ENGLAND.
On the 18th, Lord John RUSSELL in replying to
Mr.. Ladyard,in the House of Commons. said that
Admiral Dundas found, when in the Black Sea.
that the anchorage was not secure. and that the
fogs and weather were such that ifho remained in
the sen any length Of time the fleet would have
been disabled for the service for which it was in
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GAIVANISM.

fg'HE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE,
Houghtons Celebrated Magnetic Electric Ma
chine Of superior finish, also Pulvermncher's Hydro
Electric No taic chains and Mafehcads Magnetic Pn4
ter The Instruments constructed aud arranged
according scientific principles and highly
rnended for the relief ind Of local pgins, and all
nervous affections. For salchy
JNO. II, SEAl 4 co.
fob l-ts Drnrri.
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VIM. A. Miller, owner Of boat. Lynehhorg aud Des'
patch
CharIe. h. clark. owner Of loar- -, llartsook md
5. {. Hurt.
A. + Statfon. ,aIa. Of boat Madison.
John Appeyard owner Of boats Keystone aud Old Do
niGion.
Rrnbin H. Station. Owner OF aonts Baltimore, Eagle,
Jno. Bosseur, Hart Jno. 5. NDIsonand Swan.
AleX. Paunliu. owner oi boat Comet.
Jasper Il WIKI rson, ow crs oi buat Seth lla,ey'
u $. jasper owner of boat Napoleon
t. L. Burk-. owuerofb5. Jenfy Lind of Richmond
John W ills, owner Of boat Empire.
Nm. II. y ood. rapt. OF bout Rowland
Richard =. Harrison, owner OF bout Ornnno.
Henry Jones owner of bout Adaline.
VIM II. Punkett capt. boat Union
TIaatnas Carter owner of boat Bl omcr.
ID. Crumpa Ikea, uwn bpnt Wave.
" q Staples. owner or buat Llntnn.
G Hadcn owner Of boat Great Western.
Ri hard Parsons, owner of boat Venture aud lno r.
MrDanicl
WI, lam Hmilh, capt Of boat Red Eye
Richard +. Moon, owner of boat | nrle Sam.
- m - Finney, owner Of buat Rpn"oke.
Go W llendron, owner OF boat lieadway,
Tllos n. Gooshy, capt. of boat American
Gen. b. MARSHALL. capt ofboat Fulton.
.'nnes Glenn, CAPT. ui boat VIM B Preston
d. 5. Dnnkard owner OF boat Dart.
joseph Grow rapt bout Economy
Lewis T Goolsbv, ownet Of boat Lnndonla'
Austin & WINFIELD, nwners OF b ,ut Fanny
Samuel r. Moore. owner of boat Florida.
VIM A Whilc. owner OF boat Bottom.
Wa. B. Terry, owner ofbont J b. Renwick.
+ a Tha1ker capt of boat inse
YIN l. Conner snpt of bon, Buenn Vista.
W. I. Cleveland, capt. nf boat Atlanta
John d. Snoddy, owner OF boat Baltic.
David \. Pa,tc,np, capt Of bont Nina
W. $ johnson, capt oiboni Tiger
Thns. r O.li1, capt % buat Ger Pierce.
VIM. l. Moon, owner Of boat Lumber.
George Newherry. capt. of boat Gen. Taylor.
VIM u Pierce. capt. OF boat james Saunders.
Edward II Hudson, owner ot boat Augusta
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\ OTECE.-Mc the nn.Iersened ewn.r. an

\ OEEGE.-Wc the undersigned owHrrs md
captains Of cana bouts running between the cities
oi Lynclhufg, Richmond. md Buchanan, take this me-
thod Of informing merchants shippers, and the public
generally In owing to the extraordinary hgh price,
have laye been compelled 10 pay for hand hire and the
present high prices Of all kinds ofprevisons, sml in
fnr charge the following rates Tor all rePhts taken
ard boats. and thai deduction from EN- can be
made wh,ut violating word and honor:
Rates from Richmond 10 Lynehburg and Buchanan:
For goods, merchandise, groceries, liquors, DC. per 100
lbs to laurhhurC u pc. To Buchanan 20c
III per sack Lyhchburg Be, IT, Buchanan Pc
Fish all kind. Per 100 lbs. to l.,nchburg he. 10
Buchanan 5f.
Fnroitu e per 100 lbs. to Lyuehburg 35c, To Blu
chanun 400
Bogsie. eoch to Lyncbburg 81 SO TO Buchanan
So 80.
20. Rocbauays each to Lynehburl 50 50, to Buchanan
s.
90 earriugcs eaeh to Lynchbnrg s.. to Buchanan 81
Pianos each to Lyaehbnrg s. 50, to Buchanan 50
50.
Mill stones each to Lynchhurg 81 So To Buchanan
Coal Plaster. Iron, Guono, Sc. per 1000 lbs
I.ynchburg 81 30. 10 Bu, hnuan g.
d Lumber ofa ,,nd' per 100 leetto Lyuehbure lac
Bueh inHn 2Oc.
a Powderper 100 lbs, to LyncEburg lac To Buchan-
an 2Jr.
Rales from Buchanan and Lgnclb,eg 10 Richmond.
For Tnbuoco aud stems per hhd. from Lynchburg 81
I ON Buchanan ! 30.
Tobacco per from I.ynehburg Zoe, from Bucf-
hnnu l5r.
% To- acco per 3 box from Lynchhurg Sc, from
Buchanan l2c.
Tobacco per half box from Lyn1hburg Sc, from
Buchanan 81.
Flour per bbl from Lynchburg l5c, from Buehan-
an 90.
Merchandise, produce, Re. Gom Lynchburg l25r,
from Buchanan Doc.
Zig Iron. lead and shot aud all other onnage of
2nOJ h.. fl ON lynchburg 81 80 from Buchanan -.
Wheat per busheI from Lynchburg &C., from Buoh-
anal Sc.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Telesraphed foi the Daily virginian.

one day later ftom Europe Arrival of steam
81 Nashv IL -Preparations for War Decline
in Flour
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Stop the thief!!

$40 n 1 Hoa 22 T1sisT "sn 9sa.. s si
riflla sorr red nrr and red tail was stuen from M
stable lie Is good riding harsc and of common sic"
rather im uod in lean order he thief must have
had key which fitted the loeh ON the stabe dopr' ~
tbe door wns lock ed the morning after Il horse was
rokcn ! will evp the above rfwurd for the horse and
f., the apprehension the th will ci9e suitable
n 'fiinpnI rew.rd WIN. LEFTWlCH.
I'D = o tic. Bridge Bedford
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GU NO, QUA NO.

y N ~ y " . n U
II ANlNG mnde arrangements with the Peruvian
i . agents To get supplies of GUANO ON he best
terms, "" are now prepared to furnish IT, We have
now an hond aud anpot 500 bags and will be in reg
1"f receipt oi IT, We sholls u nnne except what
In direct rom the agents. and all wh purcbase of ma
mny rely getting GENUINE GUANo We solicit
the order -four friends and AL others with the as.nr-
hnce that we will always furnish them with the best nrti
clio mud On The most favorable tafms
CRENS1AW & CO.
ie l1sts Nufih side of the Basiu Richmnnd Va
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HUMANITY HALL ACADEMY,

buckingham SOuiilJi va
FENHE fortieth a inua session OF my school will cum
4 mence on Monday the 10Th Of January. and close
on the second Friday in November, 1854. ] am truly
grateful for the very liberal and long continued pnlr
ne Of n generous nd cophding public From aud hf
Ter the 18th of Juner addition to the English Latin and
Greek language. and literature, thorough course OF
Mathe mncs with all Il sciences usually taught IN tho
bpsl jrh Schools and Academies, will be taught here
T tan and boa d. including all contingencies will be
furnished fpr $lD0 the This seho" IS pleasantly
situated a few miles from the Female Collegiate nstl-
ute entirely from the hunts ol vice and dssi
uation The sriciest attention will be paid TO The NOR
il- IT those coufded TO my care
For particulars refer To William T. anderson, Esq,
of lynchburg.
IL My address is Chambers Mills, Buckingham
Cnu .ty, Va. -...,,.
doc 81 dHr3n ELIJAH G. HANES.
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vI,O THE PEOPLE OF Lynchburg.-

FINO THE PEOPLE Of Lynchburg.-
ADAMS Il cos Expresses ofel Daily, Certas
aud Cbeop facilities for obininng Goods of all descri-
ton, from all purs Of the United States.
We have secured Special Express Privileges the
swift aud tra'"ars omestoR and Roanoke leaving
New York, "Wednesday, and Saturday, thriving in Rich
Inond Friday and Monday Of each week BY this line
prepared Iorwssd goods Of ~ descriptions at
very low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund and Davenpor's line of Packets
Goods delivered Free If Porterage
Our inland express per Great U. 5 Mail Lie CT ~.
ues as heretofore, TO arrive in Richmond Tuscs D1
The weil-known character of house for resp. ..
hity and attention to the interests of eur custom
warrants in saying that shippers will find it their
interest order their Goods through adams g. Co.
Elpress.' ADAMS & co,
per Nm II. Nos6y, Agent
jy 26fdts Lyaea6urg. Va.
n B.-Goods dispatched 0 all points where hay.
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IND DISPATCH.

Particulars of GARDENERS Dying Hours.
Ths Jury Of inquest-No Evidence as get Of the
Poisoning Post Mortem Examination to be
Made
WASHINGTON, March 3, 10 o'clock, p. NJ
appears that this morning Gardiner knew
pat the jury had stood ten opposed to him and
fo in favor of him; but their subsequent delay
| eated high hopes in him of final and continued
agreement He was cheerful, and having
fessed himself neatly and handsomely, proceed
to the Court ROOM The first emotion he has
| er eyineed during the trial was when the jury
| me into the guard room. He then took a chair
Pew up to the table, and took out of his pocket
be letters which he destroyed. He then wrote a
Etter, put it in his pocket,and commenced anoth-
/, when he was suddenly seized with spasms
Ed fell back, cutting the side of his head against
be desk
Gardiner Immediately called for water and then
p brandy. There being none, he drew from his
Ccket quarter o! dollar, and Dr. Birch sent
messenger for some. On the return OF the mes
lhger Gardiner reviving, refused the brandy.
e then gave his brother the letters and others
e contents OF his pockets. Shortly after con-
ilsl ms commenced. Gardiner and his brother
lShed no physician, because, as they stated, he
as subject to commissions. Several physicians
1ng' however, ana used every means Tor MS re-
T. but without avail
The jury of inquest examined several witness
III the presence of the Dist riot Attorney and
counsel on both sides; but there was no evil
nee that he poisoned himself, as had been gen
1ae,rally supposed.
The inquest adjourned until tomorrow morn
!, when "a post-mortem examination will be
ID The public opinion is at this time very
ram that he poisoned himself. Crowds sur
mded the Jail until dark and there is consider
e excitement ON every hand.
Ills counsefs exceptions to the bill were con
ned in twenty-nine counts. The general opin-
Is that the Circuit Court would have granted
ew trial.
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ATSTRI 4,

There were reports that the Emperor of Aus
tria had declared TO Count Orof that he would
make common cause with the Western Powers
in the case of the Russians crossing the Dan
ube.
1t is asserted that the Austrian government pro-
poses to send Prince Windischgratz on a mission
to st. Petersburg.
THE GERMAN POWERS.
The Journal de Frankfort publishes an article
having all the marks of u semi official communi-
cation, in which it is said that 1.-The German pow
ers have firmly resolved, though unwilling to
make their resolution the subject of "A treaty, to
preserve a strict neutrality, whatever may hap
PEN
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Tobacco, Tobacco.

LNOR BENZ Comfortable Family atzs
u Resaencc-,with good winter gardens &c. ,&sc. Ell
Posses sion Ten Immediately
dee Gets CHAS. w CHRISTIAN
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13
WIG ALMANAC FOR 1854

IT,, ro,,,b Edition is now ready. IN sdditoS 70 u
ususl Astronomical Calculations and CslenaH P@s'-' -
Almanac for ihs Jesr contains
TsZ GoyERvMESr o. THE USITEo STATES EAecuI'9 e'1
T,d,l-uane oCthe Cabinet OdoeEs Supreme Seui'S
p, Of the Menbcrs the United states Senate 'oe I
csce-s ist Of Tie Members Of sis HS@e O. 'S'
sentaiiveA sc
AUsTRIs AND THE USrTrD STATES
pilcD,tic Correpoudence between Chew Hasemsnn Ass
tram charge washington sni seofeaJ Nancy W resad 70
tho Eoszra ii ~ Smyrna
CvBA AID rHE UNITED State
fws " sst.r Everett P,on lord John Resell. Sa
Tar JAPANESE EXPEDITION .
href account Expedition 20 Japan 1ntef 10
ccTmodore Perry BY Bsysza Taylor who accompanied ne
Expedition
LIBERTY ~ EUROPE ,-.u.
A roWerfr and brilliant Orstion D. Victor heso.
Tpy TNAUGURAL ADDRESS OF PREsIDENr PikRcE.
VIxrp FAcrs fS AGRICULruRF-
rse corsin.ns anv valuable facts and ona ss shs sosssi
eratlon ofFNmen
NATIONAL FINASCEs- ,..- a.,
Be- f.es wear euIns Juue So 1888 nc efnsed EseeFa
ara sspesditrres for th, yesr ending JensS l"&
RAmw,Ys Is THg UNITED STATEs-
earnings SC Of Al the Rasroaes N h7 Ual'ed STATES
An Fiorr Artcis on tbs EAhsoe lnias, ot All
An Fdirorisi the waI ssst bossesH 'hese
GoysRS%rSrs or rBs SEVERAL STATES ToE ls5t--
containing lat Of the Stetes Sep u' oovetSSf1s
Tiuc OF meeting Of LeTsstur rue ot hotnS Annual Flee
PorUIAF VorE FOR President IN 1852, lsis, and 1884.
s TIRE Population the United stares+y States according %
EGEcrtoS RFTuRNs from every State in the Union oa-s
hly complied rd compared With orner Eeeuon 'hpfsAy
.nce copies ~ per dozen ~ per hundrad Ps-mss
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Tribune Ohco New YORK
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PASSENGERS Arrived.

IN neonslp North Star from A,rqagGe Herman Of Chill;
Mrs peratuouo daughter Com simpson; NJ Lsmbard
Yr,nth Corsu Pousus Attins 81 Aware Rose wife a1d
three chldeB Lieut. Doty ) A L ?. Hyer NJ Jones D.
and LADY IuItl DR. J. B. MeLaugbin En-
nest Frost DR. NJ Rsbe and dsughter r. Mann NJ As
srd sdv b Ford Mason j. Canon 5 Floyd X n Du-
vail nr Harper Brnard D. s skian-r and hr HJch
child w Taugey and l. Random wife and chtl
drn Mr Curtis T. Tay Mrs Garry a1d tnree
children Atktn, Brs-tsd.
W PerkiLs and servant a. Morse, W Osz5Od o.
Marsar II Fitch johnson, Mrs Cole Ma acCreda T. J.
To,ter Berues RI Mclean W Nurden HJgge Fitch
A p Conrad McC1un Dons Mr.. suydaa ard ch don
Mrs Fowler Ms Bosbis Mrs Turner and EJ aden
Ms Lomir tud chicren Beard w Ven Wick r. ONei NJ
Campbell L. Teal Hamburg W Stevens Z Morgan, J r.
Cor kip C. L,hsD, Mrs Som and chd-en q @ steers MI
French Mr Gibbs W Trainer Peek, Miss Carvie T. T.
Thou l. Hughes Ii Sherb, ? Shoemaker Is szrtO1
z. Mcneil. 4 St.user Marine W Marine IL Forth j.
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Euerv, GIof Mason, g Il ssson. Harris, j. h, A.
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Lincoln G. Miller William. n Young II Il liner VI Hick-
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J Groves W. Mason, A. Akn. -
n jg John Boga0H from POrtaV Prince -hens Jelui me
Rogue ElleIbIey.
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MhnIfra.

Ai.u.r rom Cart Detlo, ofthe bark y.at Of New bsd2a
rerort, Dee H. bark Qaeen MiFsha Nesp9rt "a
$ q reports Dee i7th bark Osio: Sawteile n ha aAH Nv
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T'PI st & =, Va l N.Th Of sip B Jepasy Of = Haven
S.fsa Dee Is h. sats that ne Lan vN
stored bis oil shore, IN q. se quNIe's = So 20 rep,r
.ss tier aongde Of hulk. preparing % nea'e 90 e
sgstsiued by having seen sI'en 0u - snt on
IsdroHe IN hee0 on ss % & o ,o5ssl.nt nisrs housed
Cart ~ thnk false scsl s or copper Ana
bi,b he Terared Temporarily at Guam took lto o2s
sp oil lsst herr cruise ana "nu "a mp s % '
so4o & Ct Potter Of ship Nc wolasion of New Bed
ford d.teG Jan ist 54 IS y on 81 ~ " .ta.es s ie
ri4ht Of Dec g. the 2ith Mr syeIet. a a
officer expired fallen from al9t y ulinges 49, 80
.Scr lg hours while scuddiOs under ioest
Uhe "a rom he W. sea bos ed ne 81 "a nc 80
ost The ssrro'ri hosi was hrote Ia - sip b,f.5@s
TIE srsls n the sk light sud wssneo oI i9 So
which barred Gown a. the tine ot - i ~ the
sin Lchv, and hlo a. the atr skyisft ost To di un
boos aud started rails The weather was the most ''0
A. Hcrclu,1 jan IL Nile Lake; Ben MorSan Ch'ps s,lh
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