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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-31
Cambridge.

This IS the name given TO village recently
lad ont IN section "a, township 81. n. X. w.
OF the p. NJ, in Cedar Co, Iowa. II Is
located upon the line OF the
LYONS, IOWA CENTRAL Raj. ROAD
al the point where the rail road eros SEES Spring
sreek, II miles east of Upton. Several build
ihgs ere being erected at The pr ess Mt time. One
eula ding Is being erected 20ft. front by a0ft
dep 10 be occupied as store by gentleman
from Brown Co. Ohio II is to be aompIeted
by the Isl day OF April, 1855. A stock ~
goods 10 he amount Of Sir TAonssnd Dollars
lave been purchased aud are now on their way
hfhef. One other s,ore-house will he com
pleied by the middle Of April, and several other
buildings vii be erected daring the coming
season.
| how offer all Mechanics a
FREE TITLE FOR A LOT or Lots to
build unan.
WANTED A Blacksmith, Cabinet maker
shoe- ker., Chair-maker, Wagon maker and
good Carpenter and Masons. II Is a syDd
settlement, good water aDd'a healthy lac ton.
Any Person or persons can have Lot Fee
q fharge 10 build upo !, ANY time between thjs
aid the 18th Ct Jny neAt-the building 10 b.
erected al any time during the year.
Tor further information inquire on the
premises of CANADA McOILOl CHI.
have also nnimproyed land for sa lie situated
near Cambridge. The land 10 suppiied with
hte wood sufficient TO use for years to come.
and we'll watered
~ We want all Temperance men or none.
Iemperanee, Love and Reform" is our
motto. l16f
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-31

Tiptn Steam Mill.

The uadsrsi gnea having purchased the above
atsi aDa made arau gcmentSso insure it, running
gArB work = 10 he had. are ueS prepared to de
ustom work faur day- in the "eek-IusGaE
Eedues }ay, Thursday and Friday. Wheat ground
Tea o., eighth ba.h' corn at 10 cts pr boshel
Fail reliance nav be placed on the custom days
STOUT 4 SHEARER
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-31

PREMATURE GRAVE.
| r = o remarkable feet tsat Thousand. have
| been oFansbt 70 a premature grave nv aezls e.
ting to take some good and Efficient medicine IN
time 70 arrest the course Of disease n i
also a startling truth tEaaf thousands have been
haratae4 to an uhtlHeiy grave tbs the usa ~
poisonous u3strgas lie author therefore ser.
HZ the neces>.tya sone god aa3 eti %laat t4aa.
lcGoe. which could be relied upon when The Ger
vces Of competent phvsicaaa. eautd MT ~ IN.
tanned. has been tH3#eed tg a8er ht. MAMA
IL he LiAIAfN9, and ANTI BILIOUS
PILLS 10 TIRE public. Tbs medicines are con-
pounded strictly honest an8 from medicines If
arZH purity, beng warranted a parely yege.-
table.
900 cases 9 rheumatism, burns, ulcers.
sHrasas. ferer-soress sore throat nesra gia tooth
ache head ache, pans n he hackstde or brea .t.
hoals ing bones, plHeIes. diaFrapa. have been
cured ~ he last year. Ats0 numerous cases a.
sweenF. gals, spi rs, fstHia. Big head. blg
shoulder, poll cyl, spFa4B<. CHAMBERS bolts rhol
ie. yellow water, Il. Thousands who have been
R.cted slth 4sasRs5a- liver complaint. head
ache. shasss II f.ae kin. ian dee, nervous
pairs Of all k5R5s. b Ions TONS cs.tfv4
ness. fe4aHe a#iee' aas. &c, have been restore,
to pneseet health bg He use u G3aor+'s Anti.
bilious Pills
GRAY HAIRS
and prerrata hal iness pres aHtt8 bv The psa re
r. ! Nc K Dne : Cireass.aa Hair Trr5r. Tna.
beautiful comh' a.i1h prevents the la.r frsro
fa aHE od promotes ILL., growth, an3 render, !,
soft and 2lD-sy
AGENTS WANTED
10 every town throughout the United state.
for the sale If ] NekinaY's Celestial Balm.
an uneqoaled remedy for cholera, dyscatcry,
dlaTrhGa, fax, caolc, and all pains III The bow
esl
POISON.
T. J. Icknry's Worm Medicine contains
No poison and l. warranted purely vegetable
THIS preparation has expelled worms Of all
kinds from the inteSt ne canal when other prep,
arations Of great r. pute faIei
FEVER AND AGUE
In all its SarIoFs type, permanently cured I
without injury o The s. stem, by he use IF r.
j. Mcknny's Fever and Agne pitts This tom
c preparation never has been equaled II aey.
sr fails. Try i, and be satisfied that ague can
be cured.
Agents-A. Gilbert. and Chambers Il Son.
Upton; N. Baker, Rochester Henry Lang.
Moscow, Amos Merrills. pedse L. shawbm,
riss- HfriHr
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-31
Estray Mare

Taken up ~ Henry rhomas,at MS residence
In Pol. Township IN the 2i,h DIV n Aug. .
dark bay marej eleven years old, with tar IN
The lace. ~ letters X A. on her i~f hip, = N.
on her right shol'dpr, A r on he~ r,rht M q aud
some marks on her left shoulder, and saddle
marks on her back appraised at . - before
David sioper, Esy. Nv. CatteiI
- - - (n0) O0NoHuvyk
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-31

~ Gideon Martin, Of Mass, has
pear tree 200 years oil, ~hIch lore this
saeon.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-31
Pass Immediately ou; at the hale"


60 Three things not easily done---
to ailay thirs, with FIRE, 10 dry wet With
water, and please all in everything that
is done.
Three things that are as good as their
bettsrs--. brown bread ia a famine, well
water in thirst, and great coat in very
cold weather.
Three things as good as the best.
dirty water to eXtinguIsh fire, a homeIv
wife to a blind man, and d wooden swo d
10 coward.
Three warnings from the grave
Thou knoHest VIA, was, thou know
est what | AIN, remember what thou art
10 be"
Three things OF shor, eontinuat on.--a
lady's love, chip fre, AID brooks
6eod.
Three things that ought never 10 leave
home---a cat. a chimney, and q house
wife.
Three things in the peacock---.he garl
oil the angel, the walk OF thief, aud he
voice oil the devil.
Three things 1t is unwIse 10 boas. Of
-.-shs iiayor oil thy ale, the beauty Of Ia!
wife, and'th contents of thy purse.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-31
EStray Horse.

AIKEN uP b Jonn Shaw, at his premises In
springaae Township, on the oil, day Of Ju.
y, lea,. = medium sized brown horse. with
zmali White spot on the right hind foot -four or
aAs years old, and appraised at SEQ hefore Thom.
a. Win Ksl.. On the 18th aay Of Jut. lss6.
Illton. Juiy 18th. 1885
lnal SneI wv CATTFLI,
County Clerk.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-31
PO WERS &. co,

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERcHAHrs
and General Steam Boat Agents, Water street,
Rock Island, Illinois.
Gnnslgnments Of Produce and Grain, to be
forwarded BY iie e. 4 H. l. X. X. will meet
with prompt attention
Mark all packages POWARS 4 co.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-31
GREEN
Men AUG Il TON
MERCHANTS AM DEALERS
IN ALL KINDS
DRY GOODS GROCERIES
IND
STAPLE ARTICLES
rSpALLp reUNr IN ccU>TRy srosh
Rochester, Cedar Co., lows
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
OF all kinds, qualities and descriptions, consist
No IL cloths, az fsreign ann domestic mRnufae-
ture, such as hraaGclo,hS IT French and Amer
lean manufacture; twiiled eolored, plain doe
skin; satinetts, sheep greys, Jeans, tweeds 1
summer ware; PRINTS Of The oocHEee, Aerrs.
mac. Fab River and other principle faetorIe:
ms.tisr eeiers warrented fast and Of the lsfes'
fashion; cotton goods. factories, muslIns, sheet.
incs. shlrtlAgs, Ospa5ergs, fancy goods, iaces
hr1c aoes, Swiss silks, satin fringe. game .nsee.
tiou, lawns, dslaincs, chsmhrays, aecnets
Jaeouetts, &c.
wooLLEN GOODS.
Flannels LlRseys, sa4ns, shawls, etc. in aaaE'
dance No ions. comb gloves, mItteas. cnn.
forts tandAerehiefs, needles, thread, Is pc, pins
etc.
GROCERIES.
Teas, sugar. coffee. nalasSeS. salt spices rails
ms, candles fish, pepper. indigo, madder &c.
HAknWAR
In this line we have all the articles usual
kept hy country merchants and such as Gus
toners desire without exceptions.
GLASS 4 QTEENSNARE
Of all X ds necessary for the use IF families
BOOTS i SdOt $
Of all classes, kind. descriptions and sizes 70 sd
and fit men women and children
HATS 4 CAPS
70 fl thc head II customers IF all sizes and fen
all classes Of men. social or political. including
the latest style #
-NOTHINGS.
IN fact we havsthe largest stock Ct goods. er.
er bro night 10 this town, aad comprises almus
eyervta nc frum bolt Of oSnabg =. to a = it,.
of bead. Firm a SATIN dress 10 rat trap-
From hngShead a sugar 10 a brass button -
From a s.ik ha' vr bonnet 70 NIse~ ga.rers Of
ra,,er of tacLs Well, the half csaaut b
:siis3. Can sfss sos. I41-ss
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-31

f~s. E. quarter Of S. Z. quarter Of seet'o
9, /, 81. r. "; For sale by
SAMUEL DEwELL.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-31
10 shoe makers.

PRATT g. 60. haye a9H oa hand
"ea'y doz tppe Leather b-r doz K,p s4Eips
H d"k 7 fnct Es6 twenty TN Coafrr, IN
20 aoz = i1ai@g-, ~ doz fas Ell Lgins-.
tN@'.y ao] E'a' Green a.d it!ne topping,
I've y den Nd and Goat If rocs1.
sboe Pegs ~ al izes
D t00 Latis, y o. rees
: rimpfng Beads, and al kinis ~ Shoe X
aiw p on hand a. Wholesale o. Retail BY
h-'iF PEfTJf Co.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-31
Doctor Yourself.

IN u tH0sH NoHIIE. FTa-tFIl- NaIE8apt- II
WILLIAM YOUNG, II. n
Let no father he ashamed 10 PRESENT copy Of
the EslULAFIrs 10 his rhila. Let no Young man
OF woman enter into the secret eeligs lions Of
married life without reading the rogxrT 4scrr-
LAFIUs. Let no one suffering from hachnieu
caneh, pain in fht side restless nights. nervous
feeling, and the whole train of Dvspeptic seq
sati us,.and given NJ by their physteian be an
other moment withoGf consulting tie ESgvLAr~
Ts Have the married, or those about Go he
married. any impeachment read this ,ralv usefa
book as II hiss been the means of saving thou-
sands al unfortunate creatures tram Tie very
JAWS OF death.
Ezs~ Any person sending TN ENII FIVE Gents
enclosed ia letter, HGl receive ane copy Of this
work by mail, or five copies vii be sent for One
Dollar. Address, past paId3
Ih, WI. YOUNG.
Ne. la2 Spruce Street Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-27

latke functions such has effected complete forfeiture
of any technicalty Of Law by which ct 6rs It may have
been supported.
s. That as men born in Q land Of liberty trained to
precepts of freedom, and alive to those inspiring sen
ments which have prompted, in all ages heroic resis
braved the power Of the mghtiest monarchy on earth
rather than submit to foreign thradom repudiate
thus insolent attempt to impose upon government
by foreign arms; and pledge to each other fathers
did Of old sour lives, fortunes and sacred
honors," to q resistance of it's authority.
That regard it. in this crisis, incumbent upon
the people to set aside all differences political opinions
to cultivate comprehensive and intimate intercourse
with each other; to effect thorough union and other
wise prepare for the common defence.
s. That consider the attempt to establish ter
ritoria form Of government in this Territory ~ an ut
ter failure and that the people OF the Territory should
at convenient period assemble at their several
places Of holding elections In the various districts OF
the Territory, and elect delegates to convention to
form state constitution for the state Of Kansas with
the view to immediate State organization, and app-
cation at the next session Of Congress- for admission into
the American Union, one OF the States OF the Amer-
can confedeIacy.
8. That the people of Kansas be unmindful
of the debt Of gratitude they owe to Hon. Andrew H.
Reeder for the ability and integrity shown In
the discharge of his duty the Executive Of this Ter
ritory.
On motion of Mr.. J. Speer, the following resolution
passed unanimously
Resolved, That, in conformity to past recommends
TONS the Territorial Free State Executive Committee be
requested TO call convention Of five delegates to each
representative to be appointed in the several districts of
kansas, on the 2sth Day Of August to meet at Big
Springs the 9Th day OF September next for the pur-
pose recommended in caM previously issued, and to
take such other action as the exisencies of the times
demand. = MS.f.ssts n,
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Willinmsbulgh City Intelligence.

FiRg.-Yesterday morning about five o'clock, fire
was discovered in the roof of the building the
connected with the factory Of the American Plate Glass
Company, at the foot Of North Sixth street E. D. II
soon extngushed Damage about $500.
The fremen Of the Eastern district called out
three O'Clock yesterday afternoon by alarm
the Fourth district but fire could be found. The
alarm said to have been caused by volume of smoke
issuing from the unoccupied vault under las
Grand street. the odor Of which very similar to burnt
chowder.
ISTKxrxRAycTIn the Fifth Police district there we're
five arrests for intoxicaton for the twenty four hours
ending last eveniag In the Sixth district there were
two arrests on the same charge.
FALSE MKAsrRis-Patrick Kelly, vcnder of ques-
tionable quality Of vegetables and fruit out Of wagon
derauGcd his customers by the of diminutive
He arrested Saturday evening by Officer
Ragey OF the Fourteenth ward and yesterday
mited by Justice Jacobs, in default Of s25 fine
BrrGIARY.-About two O'Clock yesterday morning. Nc
Cams stove store in South Seventh street. entered by
burglars, who broke open the safe and carried away
bsg Of specie, which amounted TO about Eve dollars all
in PENNIES.
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News by the Mnils.

According to the report of the Cincinnati Board Of
HEALTH there 134 deaths In that city during the
week ending the 2lst inst of which "a by cholera
The total is 81 deaths less than the preceding week. and
shows that the health Of the city steadily improving
it has continued to do since the 4h day Of the present
month The number Of of cholera decreases daily
The Governor of has declined oaning the
State arms to the coored military company. He Is
sustained by opinion of Attorney General Clifford.
Michael Maloy, native of Ireland died In Providence
last week. at the remarkable age Of one hundred and
eight years He left the land Of his birth about thirty
years ago. and lived in New Brunswick until 1882 when
he went to that city where he has since continued to
reside.
The new steamer Commonwealth, running between
New York and Allyns Point the Worcester and Nor
witch line from Boston TO New York, has made the best
time record between New York and Allyn's Point.
She recently made the whole distance 1873 miles, in six
hours and twelve minutes, inclusive of a stop at New
London The average rate of speed twenty-five miles
per hour.
We learn that the frost appeared in portions of
Sussex county, N j. last Saturday night, but not sui
cen TO do any meteria damage. In Bushkill Pa, how
ever it is reported TO have killed the pumpkin vines and
other tender plants.
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Brooklyn City News.

ACADEMIA boy named Charles Reitz, residing at q
Myrtle avenue and aged about three years. while play
ing the railroad track in company with other chill
dren in front of his fathers residence, Saturday
afternoon came contact with of the railroad cars
and had his hand caught under the wheel and two fingers
severed from his left hand He taken TO his fathers
residence where he received surgical aid.
CHARGE BIGAMY.-Lucy Dowd was arrested on Satur-
day by officer Cunningham Of the Third district police
on the complaint of John Massenc who alleges that she
is his wife and charges her with bgamy living wit
William Dowd, in an unlawful mannar man and wi fe
II appears the complainant is sailor, and has just
was absent he sent her various Of money and
his return finds her living with another bis wife
She was held for examination.
CHARGE OF ATTEMPTING TO EFFORT MoNEY.-James Cain
was arrested late Saturday night by officer Ringods
of the Third district police the complaint Of Charles
E,ensburg who charges the accused with meeting him
and demanding money from him. and on refusing
ply with his request the accused attempted to knock him
down with q stone. He comm tied to answer.
POCKET PcKxD-A man named Charles Phear, had his
pocket relieved Of $4S ON Saturday while sitting
chair asleep in barroom in Myrtle avenue.
LToucAros.-The police Of the Western district o.
Brooklyn, made twenty arrests during Saturday night
tor intoxicaton.
MoRrALrY.-The whole number of deaths in this city,
for the week ending August 25 la of which
males, 81; females A. OF this number 81 minors
and % adults The principal Of death
vulsions cholera infantum, and marasmus Diseases
Apopexy, l; cholera infantum 90 cholera morbus, l.
congestion Of BRAIN l. do Of lungs l. consumption g.
haa, 8; dropsy in head s; drowned, J. dysenery, S;
bilious fever l; remitten fever scarlet fever, ty
phod fever, q heart disease hopping cough 2; in
hammaton Of BRAIN do Of bowels, Il do. of liver, l.
do. of lungs 2; do of stomach l. malformation q
rasmus, 20 old age l. sprue. 2; still born, 81 teethng
l. trismus, tumor on uterus 1; ulcers on womb,
total ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-27

lee ALLEoxD CoNsrRAor TO DnrRAUD BosroN
AND New YoRK MER0HANrs-The case OF ROLAND
y. ..sSJ s.1 9. +. Oushmal CHARGED With having
conspired to defaua seyra mercantile arms Of this
up the Police Court yesterday afternoon sgreeaby
to assignment. Richard Hatch, q clerk In the es
tablishment Of Chittenden & Co., Broadway, New
York, was the first witness examined. He testified
that in April last he sold Macy goods to the amount
of sl35 IS; at that time Macy represented that be
was doing cash business Of from 500 to 5000 Der
day, and that he was worth from q, 900 to $4,000
whieS was usually from to TSs
goods were sold with credit Of ninety days. at the
expiration of this time the witness called upon Macy
who said that he could not pay the bill then, but
Davis, Of the firm of White, Brown, Davis &
Co., No. 100 Congress street, testified that
on the 10th Of February he sold goods to Macy;
Macy alleged that his stock in trade amounted to
$4,000, his debts to 81 900, and that he had nomi
nal surplus of 5000, and that he was insured for
$4,000. The goods were taken by Macy, and at the
expiration Of the time Of credit-six months-the
witness WENT Haverhil to collect the money, and
found the store formerly occupied by Macy closed,
and sign upon the building. With the namo OF r.
+. Cushman He subsequently went to Haverhill.
with others who had sold goods to Macy, and had
he had sold his stock, valued at 600, to Cushman
the 18th of July for notes of IS 800. Upon being
asked to exhibit the notes. he said that he could not
and that he did not know where his books were but
tnat III week or Ten DAYS ne nBnt DC aDie W gu
tighten them. He said that he could not pay the full
amount of their demands, but was ready to receive
any proposition from his creditors. Upon being
asked what firms in Boston he had traded with, he
sweled that they might well 60 through with the
whole Boston Dire ctory." These were the only wit
nesses examined. Mr.. Durant, counsel tor the de-
PENDANTS, endeavored to show that the complaint
was defective, and that If it was maintained every
merchant who failed would be liable to prosecution.
The counsel for the government considered that a
clear case had been made out. At 2 quarter past
six o'clock the court adjourned until nine o'clock
this morning, when the examination will be resumed;
and the defendants were held for their appearance
at that time.-Boston Herald dug. rs.
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PmlApErruA, Aug. 2s.-Reported by c. D'InviIliers-
First Board.-$700 City RR 6's, 92r: 900 ALLEGHENY
Go 6s Connes 747s; 900 do b5 rs; 400 Penns yyana
SIS, $50 1000 Reading RR. 6s 10 cash, s5K; so shs
Beaver meadow RR t3,t 1odo, cash, 5aS; IS Reading
ssh 800 shs Morris Canal, 1874; "a do North Pennsy
vania RR,, 2si; 100 abs Long Island RR b5 ls,: $50
do 16h leo shs Iehigh Zinc az; 20 shs Girard bank
each, 1917 so shs Kensingon Bank 10 Bet,cs7, Boards
u 900 Allegheny Co 6's, Av, 72S 1000 Pcnnsylysnia
RR 6s, I'd mort b5wn s2 IA shs Philadelphia and Trcn.
seoo City Gas Ga ss s5wn ps 900 nis a..
I'd NOR e2 shs Reading RR., is<; 40 do beaver Mes
dow RR, h3k 10 do, b. b3h 100 abs Long Island RR.
bS, 16k; SO shs Lrhigh Nav, b5, SAX; do bs 1I.}
sh Girard Bank, l2x. Af- Bood-s5Oo Calloway 10
rcr sca. krss, cab, %. Market heavy
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Total number OF children No..

John Rsne, proprietor Of the Gait House Louisville
writes TO the New Haven Palladium that Richard p
Robinson did die in that tavern few DAYS ago having
arrived there the I'd Of August from Texas lie called
himself X Parmalee and during his derum often men.
toned his family and his negro says spoke often
Of Helen Jewett who he supposed his wife Such
the power of love. appears remarkable coincidence
that Mrs Robinsons first husband died the same hotel
In Louisville, where her last one has just expired
The population Of New Brunswick ~ j., Is nov given
IL, sol, against ole In 1860 showing gain Of 3s2
W eve years.
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Port OF New York, August 30, 1855.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
ns As 2ns % With rs
Steamship Roanois Skinner Old Point Richmond M with
mdse and passengers TO Ludam Pleasans Aug IS AM.
Sias:
ship Mediator, He'll New Orleans Pass Louire Aug
Bark John Henry (of Portsmouth, Moses Santos Brazil
w Be- Sos 70 to su T. M b, sons
she showed 1855 or ssss Srs, disnsnishins pen
sh
es s. from Aug la Is Ion 81 w. pe B bark
2s, lat 30 Ion e ssnalsesd Br bark Canada steering
Spain July sias 49, wheslw1sss Co july
~ In 81 e e o. in with and a. bUa s,a h ship
mass gone anchors on The decks soye and lumber ports
shp Of bound = showed signals blue =. and two
main ian j, = g o. spoke bark SaSi cosswsf
Bark Cuoa, Leavi Laguna Aug with old metal, skins
BARK Uncle sam of oharlcs.on Cole Charleston Aug 49,
I WITH s hde S Soas Ssao
Aug u lat 81 Ion 81 So spoke Br brig Louise days from
a hST,0 SG0 o Cape g La q T. spoke
Brig Balance @ Mooney oonaives' Is days with Oswood
Brig P.neIin r,, Wellington Bermuda, days. in ballast
Brig seaun of Baltimore, Dube Baltimore July l. with
ro sS to 1d sse; weasel 70 master
70 with sugar and tobacco to Thompson vessel Brett Son
d
If fss s:s s s;;
%s.. brig bound having IN 70" fore and AT 'cAr %
shr fosene Russles New Orleans II days, with mdse
schr John Miner Berry Mobile II dsys with cotton. to
schr Edward Ridder Smith, Wilmington, Nc. days.
sssr S Ssa % VAL %B% rooss sss aa
schr " John, smith Phlsdspha
ssR SAs. G.eo s s% PM sshisas spsa
schr Mohawk, Baker, PhIsdephs
se%r sresae pctin sei iPPssins adsIIps..
s sssr AA'%ps an FG s.rs, SachiA'
Sr $s.s rs! Sssa bbs sssi s
ssr Ssa SoE Ts. pss New sf Ssd's sssoF'
schr Articles Kelley Boston
sssr S ssrsa Aa aea Roe s1 ssssF Boston
ssSr Howard r crow 'iI' B oSs'Sn'
s s:Sf Hss:ss sss, H.;.'ss
schr i Ems, Ellis, asrvicS..
Sem senss ern FRENCH S's,' fSeyds s1s''o
s sssr P PssSsrs Hssr 6nn PTDy os
schr RIO Grande Norton, Providence.
seS Sr sees sin Rpsse hpi Poi hGS'Ge
s ss F Frs,s Des lses. Portland G.
sehr Hannah Chase, toe, Portland CT.
s sSsS SsS F Sss:s.s" $ssisA
Scoop Rs5ss' . cSsr HUI
Propeller Thomas swan Cromwells Lne Johnson Baln'
more, 80 hours, with mdse 70 John Riley a..
Propeller Wamsuua, Cushman, New bedioru
BELOW.
Ship Tar schibge From SINGAPORE and Penang April III
Also 1 brig and masted vessel, supposed . DARK
Wind At sunrise Sc; meridian do; sunset ssw
The schr spaacus has been ~ WIN Mernerson
Jane.
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