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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-06

q tora toru:.lt Il, is with pleasure that in
ss #ith MEAD: ths. Ihave made az engage
~ slsst t sAa,L w. BARWOOD, on q w.
win POSITIVE o. hsnpy eunssd % .ss as
~ IA, iha ,hsaaa sxpsnsnce In the Furniture bu.
d. u. srs. ssi be able to give them satisfas,ion.
s.Ssts s.rrs varied assor ment somprising Mr.
GEO. w eWILEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-30
Loss or Baggage.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.
Refcve Iudoa Cxaaa

DEC 2o-Hoedn Us. The Camden and An,oy Railroad
Company The plaintiff passenger on the defend
ants railroad TO Philadelphia in the spring Of 1854 He
paid his Jssssgc here and TOOK check FOR his trunk
when The arrived ut Philadelphia he presented his
heck to the bsggssemaster and demanded his trunk
ouId not be foun ard was not delivered These facts
we're 10 by the defendants baegagemaser who 70
eysd the trunk. then proposed to prove BY the
plaintiff The contents Of the trunk but II was objected
by VT. iavingsttn, the defendants counsel, on the
ground that the General Railroad Of this State allow
rg the plaotG be examined 10 prove the contents
his runb did apply, as the defendants were for
Ign corporation and The act la question related excu
lively 10 corpor atoms formed under It. The Judge over.
ued the objection and in doing stated that although
he Railroad &C. did not apply to this case yet the com.
mon law dces-tbat after party has established the
fact by testimony other than hts Of the delivery Of
his trunk (Which rct The plantG has proved in this
csse he is competent witness to prove its for
generally Hacked by him elf and fine were not per mtted
prove by his test imony the articles thus packed
he tuld be remsdiless In the premises. know the
general rule II evidence would not permit person -
be sworn = witness In HIS behalf but tbis from
TIE necessity OF the Is exception TO that rule
tsenleafk Nv p. 400 ard note: story on bail D. am
I'm therefore Il opinion that The psntG conpetep
~itncs 60 prove the contents ~ he tunk in auction
The defer danis' counsel excepted In the ruling The
ountns 20 $50 60 and there being further testo
~ produced on either side, Judgment rendered in
kvor a the plaintiff for that sum, With coss Wa nm
fefstsnd the defendants intend appealing from this 40
islon In order 10 have the que lion settled a. Ia the
tight a. plaintiff 70 be witness In case Lie this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-30

KEY WEST, Dec 24-1he ship Creole. OF New York Capt
Pierce from ker Orleans. bound Hsvte, In collision
with he hip salabar, Capt Croker from New Orleans
tcuno 10 Glasgow the morning of the Cayys
tort Rect ieh,htue soih ehps badly iaursd hat
they were forced 10 seek this p0r; the Thew
entered the hsrhor TIE onpg Of the 5h MalAb.r .p-
peHflng 10 have beer Tie Gju ed her bowrph
some but on e.smrs'on she resis sustained no greater
sptn bad had 10 be 'nksn out lew one All re-
place y, her best chor minus fake. having beei
rokep on short 70 the po the foremost badly no,
he torspr o. The catching inside Of p. rigging and
The Two shgs then coming her brosdste cr sunrs
fore nj aft split and b. o.. kpR and
sh,shire chsied snd ton on The Creole also fe alt
bcrs lees trukcn io-ecsse deethesd rails
oil 10 ,ieai hips immediately AMIR The collision everything
Tire bow mead rails punp csheads forecae
deck cutwaer de- she also prunK forema
bow stove and the spchor proksn The rsvsirs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-30
Police Intelligence.
SURPRISE or BURGLARs-THETR MOVEMENTS IN THE
NINETEENTH WARD.


SURPRISE OF BUR0LARe-THEIR MOVEMENTS IN THE
NINETEENTH WARD.
band Of desperate burglars, with which the lower
part Of the city much infested took stroll into
of the rural districts Nneteenth wad) Friday night
TO what they could do in the way of house breaking
They carefully surveyed each dwelling in their route and
az O'Clock yesterday morning selected the residence
of MIR. wadron, in Eighty fourth street, near Second
avenue in their opinion offering greater inducements
fr plumber than any other which they had seen. A
Of ciby entering premises Mr. wadron was awak
ened by he noie He got up cautiously and made for
the door but the rascals bearing footsteps from Within
down Second avenue and escaped. Information Of
the fact was communicated TO the Nineteenth ward
Police Station, when an officer followed In
pursuit Of the burglars, but after a vigilsnt
oh till daylight they could not be found The police
found the doors Of three dwellings vide OPEN which IL
SUPP to have been the work Of these burglars the
occupants, in each instance, state they secured their
premises before retiring TO rest As far ascsrtaned
nothing was stolen by the gang except umbrella which
was taken from house In Fourth avenue between
tighy.four,h and Eighty fifth stress. Capt Tsomey, Of
The Nineteenth ward and his officers the lookout
for The sc invaders.
RESULT OF pIFFIcULTY.--SHoT HIMSELF BY MIS-
TAKE.
Joeph Broader living at No. Oak street and Alexan
der Lang, had feious Misunderstanding relation to
some matters Of business, and Broader feeling himself
greatly injured mined to have revenge According
1y about l2h O'Clock yesterday morning. he armed him
self with lesviy loaded pistol and went in pursuit of
his adyerary A meeting between them soon followed
WHEN Broader 10 attempting 70 shoot Lang blew of
~ his Il umbs with the pistol. He was uncer the
hnence OF liquor ut the time and 1t very forum
that he did rot seriously iniure him ell He was
convey cd TO the New York Hospital BY the Fourth ward
police, Tor MEDICAL treatment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-30
Jersey Ci.y News.

LIGHTING TIE CRY WITH GAs-rhe Jersey City Common
Council will hold adjourned meeting at O'Clock M,
to-day at which is expected that the subjsc Of light
ing the city viii be discussed contract ordered to be
made the erection and lighting Of two hundred lamps
having b. vetoed, action viii be had upon that do,u-
ment. IL vetoed upon the ground OF illegally in
form. and because the rates higher than those
fixed by the Common Council when the company asked
sDd obtained the privilege Of putting down its mains
Tough'y, the landscape painter is lying very i'll ut
the Napoleon Hotel, in Hoboken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-30


About O'Clock Friday nighl Are was discovered In
the cellar OF building l2s D. occupied BY Brooks
Cummings, coppersmiths and plumbers one Of the
workmen carelessly left lighted cancle ne board par
tton in the cellar. II Ia supposed the candle fell over
against the partition, setng Il 6re. Tho Hrs ex-
tsguiShed With few pails OF before Old any
mage. Brooks Cummings have insurance on the
building Of o. 800 and 81 800 stock and fixtures in
the National Insurance Company.
FIRE IN FULTON STREET.
Between and9 o'clock Friday nigh, alarm Of Are
vas given from the Bay State Hotel Nos las and 1s7
utou street. The FIRE found burning In No. 30
the fourth door, Water promptly thrown upon the
flames by the inmates Of the house and thus kept
under until the nremen arrived when soon ex,in
gushed. me furniture IL owned BY s wghtmsn, pro-
pietor Of the hotel Damage e76 Insured for Ia the
following conpsnies Atlantic Of Brooklyn, $4,000 Mer-
chants, Of New York, $500; Rutgers $4,000 The
n sgtd about sfoo. Insured follows On No. 1is
$500 In the Howard Insurance Company on No lat,
1890 in the Bowsry and o. 900 In the Broadway fnsu
rance Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-30
Treaty Of the United s.ate. with the slcllles.


NAPLES {Nov. 49, correspondence of London Nexsl
This week have been published fer the first time the
The United States have laid down for their direction
neuias in time Of The Publications II thu treaty
exchanged T. Washington the l4th Juy 1885. aud
tie owl sanction Was given IN Naples en- Oct - 1850
the treaty being publisn en- the 2ith Nov, 1853.
Ihe preamble states that 'big Majesty the King OF The
Two sc and tire United states " America, ANNA ted
by tni.nr desire 80 nnintaa spd preserve from aay
al eran the re ATOMS Of god Intelligence vhca have
always exotsd between the Inhabitants OF their respective
S'ates ave by sccofd, resolved sanction, by
means OF formal convention, The principles o. the rights
Of neutsls ~ which th'y recognise the ipdspn
sable conditens Of al liberty Of navigation and maritime
c3nnercs"
The plepipote niayss vere--or the sicics, Sgaor D.
Luigi Csra della Spins de Duc al Traet'e and for the
Unite States, Mr. Robert Dale owen.
Article frat shtah!ishes 1. Thai the flag covers the
merchandise (cr in other words thet free ships make
free goods) that is 30 say that the effects ard property
OF the subjects the citizens OF Power state
shall be exempt in time of from capture confsca
ton IN board neutral vessels except articles contrabsnd
Of war.
2 That the property Of neutraissbaii not be subject
to coDscsti n board enemys vessel, unless It be
Apply these principles to the se aud navigation
any Power Statewhatevsr which its side will adopt
them az permanent snd invariable
Article declares that the two high contracting par
ties hold themselves In reserve to enter into further
explanations, according as circumstance may require
with respect the application and extension OF the prn
cples sgreed to In the frst article. But from this time
forward, they declare that they will take, q rule,
this spulaops contained in the aforesaid first article
whenever the rights Of reutra are under consideration
Art decai that il is agreed between the high
tracing PARTIES that all nations DESTROYS of ascedng to
the rules established in the 6rst article Of this
tion, by Of formal decla alton that they under
take to observe Them shall enjoy the rights resulting
from such accession In the same manner Is the
tracing Powers enjoy and observe the rights Of this
venton. They will communicate reciproca1y the result
Of tie usges which, for such object, shall be adopted
Art. 4 Ia merely for mality
There Ia nothing in this treaty which have not al
ready mmuncaed to you in substance, but now that II
has assumed badly form and proportions and has set
flag, - it were to which all asserting Powers may
rally, IL Is Of Importance to consider II in detail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-30

The accompanying letter Captain Eir,Sse from the
hoard The noble steamer Pacific during
cent passage from Liverpool has been handed by
their number. TO acquainted Captain Edridge
will o0s on no surprise then even hs frat voyage
msnder Of the Pscdc tha he should thoroughly
regard Of all those brought into with him. The
Was sgIsd them indvSnay aa ps.sened q captain
kdridee coeo. he dinner board dinner sh,ca
al s!:: sa:i Ias worthy
msyis II spirit Of an smssicsS sssmsa IA "hisa he
pssnS snh as 10 ss
one esd e. 70, their ssrvcss 10 ns, respective
e es ss o. H.
from several Of he passengers 'p'e'''' "''' "'H
AT SEA, Dec q, 1895.
mssr sirAs our voyage drawing TO close, and another
aa 1a 'r oFse as INTO we s ss "
ae,nrcn IN some earn~st even though simple words
towards Through empesuous 70, axe and under irving
as oS our Voa and
teous and kindly always mindful OF comfort fare,
fe.olce kai has p'issss mus % Ss S~asa 10
ss ss ga wh you ua be o. to call you friend
precision Of hoss sercovped im-
20 eoecon pssses hut upon ,he
ssp sa.s q s'S &. s sss
ira our cordial wishes ior our continued prosperity these
friendship you may be enabled recall i.ce.
os ssa se yoa er os
to mn g The zen beng happiness Of others and
W.
Freok kehucharaI John + wskeman, Ron. Bruce
Frank Howe, lie Foy, Jr; Geo Crniksbank n Free
man, y Kelley, Flower. Nelson tor@yh 7 McCoun,
"; N Polygsn de Mereop A Gould Jr; John glsh;
ssmuel claw. Geo kvsne cavalier Geo Pearce. j
kearney VIM Raphael, Don Muoroe, II ohenschasee
VIM ferrce, Josepb Moore, II Ruirich Henry ked 200
sabdersot j ADAMS Phlo l. Mills Jr. oah l. Loogee,
Geo Wicks Morsnge, harlcs Po,te., Vim Hay sard,
y. higgins, Rtnwck. Hubut Ge,C Ainsie Il de
shoI y, Richard Thie. Ihes McKsir obs Sesb File.
ger ham Rkbd aug schnsbel Fiodlsy, Jro Fare
kocbete
The following card was handed b, Mrs. James 70
berts:-
We The ubders ed late the schr Eagle I'M
New York Tor befmucr tsstre TO aLs
harriet tbsbl fer the kbdDes, from
Isyd Burr az the task Her shelton, us from
me wreck q our vessel Mrtnd Mrs As RIO. EATS,
AJrYNES.
AuAr1IC NAv1oA roE1hc aDic mall PACKETS have nov
eabtftda MOI impoI ab meteorological fact ely that
The mos favorable ea or Uniformly Ia eros
Ing the Atlantic the 81 the Brazil slesmers-nsi he
Lex beet route 10 the same tcsnec thai
York zach md fat the ronte nj Wes
tire wtster post always unis orxbe III. rAyi
rarely experience had weather careful va
q he legs ec lnsed states 1homas and the Royal Maj
Psc etc ~ond materially aid the navigation oftbe Auan
and reveal tome Interesting ard impo fAca rhe equ
Btcisl line situated nLo. ndv etwee, RIO and Tho
the desr As,op 81 Of three LIN parks
snd 10 stuAied twice south OF New York desuna
tor Of IRE ctber line. ~ IT Ia OF ST Tbouss
LAuHcwpA AT Falmouth. Ne. 2sh mat, b, Mr. saml Knight
. superior ship Of %, 800 tens. not Jet PANIED
Of about 300 tons tA ed the orion BY Me-srs Wm Ap
plescn Co and Minot Booper intended for regA err and
10 be commanded B, Capt Henry LOBBY formerly u shp ~
bine, of Portsmouth,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-30

-COmments or Paris Pross.
From Galisnani's Messenger, Dec. 12.l
The Pays devotes long article 10 the confederation Of
the republic Of Nicaragua the late theatre Of Colonel
Walkers successful invasion. Our contemporary attr
ns 81 s % ~ sH
matte agent Of the United States At Granada Mr. Wheeler
and by the American Transit Company, which placed at
troops and moreover Of twenty thousand dollars
In cash. The particulars Of this expedition, which are
II ~ the
mount to murder, ofM. day0rga, former Minister Of
State Who alone Of his colleagues had mecitated the
That journal likewise c,ndemns the weak and unps-
totic Cover nens Of Central and South America which
PTeH:,e ny their own oy and tss.on the q
passage In the article to which refer Is statement of
the loss sustained BY European commerce IL Granada
governments whose subjects have been rendered victims
TO the recent invasion.
We We translate the passage IN question -. 49,
leased; but, In the meanwhile extraordinary contr
button Of 500 900 had been levied the richer nhab
tans Of Granada and additional Thousands from the large
banking houses Of the place. Terror Iegns in that town
Of H. 600 nhabitants portion Of the population has
fed Some scepes Of psgs and even Of massacre have
sadly insugurated the era; and French lady sis
ter.inaw Of the former President ChAmero, has BEEN
victim Of these excesses which would dshonor the best
pean commerce. their importance may be judged by q
few statistics London and Jamaica are creditors Of
Granada 8Ed kvas to the amount VI three mll0ns oil
francs. The remainder Of Nicaragua Is inde,e to Lon
don for an equal sum- moreover for 1850 O0of the herr
tage left by The lave British Consul total nearly seven
commerce about 500 O0Or. geo 0Oo) to that of
Piedmont, 1000 O00fr (f4s, 00o); independently Of
100 COO francs worth Of goods recently supplied to Gra
NADIA by three French houses Of GIeytown Now, all
these represented BY ruined houses ed
con merce, and population in fight.
The Pays concludes by expressing its admiration for
the of Costa Rca which has determined to
Iesst with vgor the TIN eatened nvss Of another buc
ing chief Col. kinney.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-30

COMMERCIAL fNsUnAscy COMPANY
Jyssxx CTy, Dec. %, 1855.
Please correct statement In today's HxALD that this
c. ar lott 81 40 90 J, J. Page CO. by the Ore ut ID
Strt stit.t Thi- Company has no Insurance there,
tr,.fitg ~ 60 lie. J. W. CHAPMAN, Sec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-30

e. from monarchy Me tAat which exists In their own
country The speaker also gave accounts OF the manner
in which about thirty missionaries, who Are row leSong
were collected together ana induced 20 enter into sne
work Mr. T. Concluded With In appea. auu.suss
TO help in this cause BY pscuniary ecntieugons
and, pcss! 'e b. ssndsg srsss 70 sns
regions Of sss.,s Northwest
Rev DR.. DuRMN said be would add few words 10 what
hsd been ssd. The gentleman who had just spoken he
explained was stationed ct the Bethel ships large hulk
fitted up church-to which AL Scandinavian emil
grants arriving ct the pot Of New York brought
a. possible There they have the Gospel preached
ward journey so that In fact brother hedstrom acts
somewhat gate and the emlgrants all pass through
his hands. d. D. also gave short acccunt 81 these
scandinavian emQrants and the state of the MISSIONS
from journey during last summer through that part
country he perfectly qualified to do he also
stated the relations which the Bethel ship occupied
wards the Methodist Episcopal denomination, well
the relations in which the Scandinavian mission stood
towards the church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-30

y. BILE Dec 2e-Arr schr h'rcy Ryder Havana
Ne. sG 4 ss :ss H
Weston ]''' ''o''e''e' '''''~ '''''' A''"'s'' ~
,a "a a.. Arr n ,hp He sld D.u"%ons hath Ne wa Apl.
Cloilde, kpssel, Havana; saca, Jenkins, Lsguns Ca
cn E ' ,1
lmsn.s, ep Misi, Barcelona sShf " BraiI ssd sow.
INV S5ISxSs Dec n lx--A,. ship Statesman, Webb
n:sna SSoG "a ss Via :" rissss :
yeh hsvas. ncrssS pan fsSrs B.rcIona; EaAH Cspss
Va %s-An sesmsSps S.aia: Thompson ar.ro. s.u
ss s s' a :sss
.sScp Sriss Mercedes Sp., Duran H.ysn. n nislsds
SS prsfs. Bower: doi 6s,s.Sss ssrl jss.. a.
s: HGl Sss GsIa s%n1 19.y e so a.
10: "a Iss .hp scScss Bsds srsss 9m clsr
DIV sEDfORD. Dec Esd schr sors Wind. Higgins,
vxrr s,nrs co,Dsl. Bspsoa rhI.dsIpsl.; Cha. n.s.
.ktwsvRYP0RT Dee T-GT scSr' corinisi.n rsyar,
sfNfok1. Dec ss-A,r ,chr anita Damon Emerson, oan-
MORT DIN, bee 3 AT brig Psrr, Davis. Porto aoa
Ne: .s; ro, s.n c X r e; Z
. R: s7: OK! s .:.s 5.:.. Gags s:.
estt Efe. BRIG: Detroit Rosinscua thcmason Irs Hos
% css;: @ y; 1s|s!:;s
To 90 u S.s =. r .ss
hsneit fswsf SO slocp masv.sL Corsia New yk
roh11AND. lee T-Arr schr Bur Rsnu, FLETCHER NYort
ID Tb, ship Falmouth new NJ Portland t86k sons) seb
PJG1sMorrH Dec z-cid scm Masonic. Perry. PaHsr-
E.CpsoNp, Dec n Sid schrs Luz, New York; MARS
Jsre. New York
sALEk. Dec H-sd bark eolihuch soddsr Africa; brig
Fer, uel Otis, Qrcm Belfasfl Cardenas.
TARpAutiN cow, Tee 25-Arr bark Fer nasIna Wright
% Palermo Tor Bosson brig ttka, tof orrisgtonJ
thINGror, G. Tee MAR schr southern Bella
smith NScrti brig wipdwgd Kumsp, cursccs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08
10 MaTlnCra.

fncs IsLANp-We have received the following IS Af
rectious Kss sland non Nj Bod UhO es Tecel-
en- the island Cap Weeks the purchaser Of the Eecs
Wbgler vessls 81 csught leo .hJr The ~ei
side 81 Xmas and may steer bJdj for FrAnko fosd I
chat b. ais er'OneOgs Seer DO dy for tbs n9i~
p6iut Of New Yeas blsId-t Is safe pspaE- 100
between Keep tNe LEAD soog, and 0us NJ. b
arcordiDz Of the There safe Dl'sass
the ard New Yea. Island a1d the mAa 81
alt Roek-hs rock hich he Ella eth strg:k-be.s
r. n the bOuse be station { very conspcdous ooe
" "; North Point Ne T-Yssrs SQUAD, n W. " sos1
Pein, NV Ytsrs Sound w. ~ ". 10 spprosehss frsdi
Road the help foccs eignucusl In sOrmy weather nay
the u5msDt DiLidste stranger bat aeGs 10 20 dagger q
oidiDsry 20 ention 70 he and lAfz"' A4b !
es slater The p;per publ bed the folio ~Dti'
ssrsTn: ,,,- = a,
., A., few DAYS 20 cclums for making the FfhtH
been advised h the safer course 'o th' ~
g.i,p TIA portion tn se4bcso Of kinss Island % ~
upfn be- Ibid down by the sesg survey - bing ~
scnrsfe thar sIy other uhen the Lighthouses srs Greece
the Island ~ the 2ersdpD ~ his ,eyefs iu.rAlAn cos
more accurate descfir ion Of the be-roz OF the eok9ns
Of he chs lJiDg Kings lsl.ld and New
dosbless be published lHsufAse
The BUoy D the end e Wh.es BscE bg'ne l. v"
vii b. i,p lsc.d in few days.
TIE hsrb,r New Orleans syss noee ma a.
arivoe thar port having cha & their esfsoes ~ 80
below eth e. the Fusf. ScOn0 Ihifd CLIFFS ~.
uuc 10 cone Up 10 the Fourth oiitricg merely ~
con mo1stoo q leading OF yiGg gp must gi's =; IL
bou,P ice Of such htsbtiOn ID tho haroof nue. Va
Fou IA otc' that y direct nen shefo 20 49,. ~
allowed 70 sslec beth or loca sen ,A
hsrtcr sfer OF hk deputy. Tbs rae m 81 DC z "a ..
%, o'h'rrhe removing extra labJr and ex1enS "'
cured by such vessel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08
Hudson River Market Goats.

Barge susquehsuta ~ Fl eh' msst-r from SesoaF
arrived WHAT Of Warsns., NV reoyTs NJ t2l
oni article. BY the trip IS "eeyes, MIX U.s. Veal
Cslst - beep sud Lambs 81 SWue se' 70 Beef AZ
c.-,.. Al Mutu Is Lsmb do a3 Pr. Cnc.ss- OJ
10 dre.seO Pfury, s. Fowls II Iukeis Gees, DleS,
7b-- ses 81 Butter (svrsgag IS NJ hniasdo 4Ysr-
sgip, IL III bslrs h b. 60 Straw, bis Rye n uf,
50 e Buck ii bbs Egeisbss lc bolt. 'atos,
bb Cid-r Leather II bsss Wool, Ia bses Goods ID
boxes sosp 81 bsiesrsg. Il tuDs lion
GsedoIIa r. across, sster from NeTo1rgh,
.rrivs at hart NsIsns Nov. ths fJl0 y.
g srtcIes by tue trip Beeves Milk Cyws q Veal
C,v.s 49, sbesp AMI Lanbs Horses Beef Caic4.' 20
MUron So Pok CaTcisses so u dese1 Poultry,
40 Fowl bbl Egss SIS Tub Barter (ayer=lg 90 NJ 80
fTsus B1er (sytr.inF t0 ~ 80 bb!s Aye to1r, 80 bs
Com Yea ~ hsgs Egck~hest. q bbs OseOe 80 Cab
BE-, IS bbs ApSes boli Cider Do bb.a. Bser bfs.s
Leather toIes do 900 sides do.
Barge hesbgrg " = jansen, mattel fun Ne~o1rEh ar
wharf Of Wsre.s'., Nv g. rep rs tn ~ oWng
articles By tIp. VIZ: Beeyes IL MIX CoT' . Fen
Caves. ~ Sheep snd Ls1b H1rse., q Beet Cucvse, 10
Murton arnb Jar;sses 200 Pork re Uses 80 ID
q Pcu try leo Fowls % ToTkeys 20 beese % Ia sks
bbs Es.s SO tubs Butt (areGsgnI 80 ~ 10 6Lkn, But
ir svfsgrs 100 b. so bales Hsy 20 bh Rye Flyar 100
hsss Buck-hest T. bis Vegetable " oo' oidsf " o'SS
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Arrived.

sbio Atu Hsnrs Calico lls De-. to BuedA Bios
Hos bsd CO l, until loslog The trades IN lat 2
since ftp " winds Sept IS, Lar AZ - lon 81 20 W:
.ptLe Pr b-rk N,rnpb I'm Lond or Ho)srt Ipsn
O. opt Seat Is SO Ion. 81 II W. s'ose bs AAnt,
a. 8o,t o. f DE- Isl nd IL B1aI0s Ayes. y de out
Oct 1T p 81 oo s. b. s.oke b. brig bon, fn hAhiaI
for Der orsrs Is D.. out -
ship ksS-th Der nison, Wi,ns, Rotterdam SEPT ?,
and pAs Pest smith CO. Oct. 5, lat. III g. loo,
s. sle chip ROscus, I'm. Liverpool for Ne 'ot', uho
rIorftd IA Ia In 81 .xpe fenced he W ". GALES !
t,ps.su mss' fDtOpml sprung head Of minms't and OF
q suif ~ lie &c.
Sbr Meier (of Boston, Fuller Liverpool sp' g. coal sai
rae o. g. w b. Bacon. Oct. - itt 4]f+ loo. "a 49,
Fn Mcdonald stowsway f Il fom the rs overheard saa
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