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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14

TIE CoFFEr Tree IN MAINE. Mr.
Drew, of the Rural lu'ellgenccr. says
that a friend of his in the town Of Mt
Vernon has, for the last three years rails
ed the coffee plant in the open air. from
seed, brought from Cuba. 1t grows a
bout two feet high, and produced its bar'
ries in pods something like peas. The
plants, he says. have matured, eyeI this
cold season, and the berries ripened with
out injury from the frosts.
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EE The sclf.styled nobody" Wit

EE The scifstyled nobody" who
does tho dirty work Of the Free Press a S
Montpelier correspondent, has-we
have just discovered rather late in ia.
day--written another letter, intended to
be very smart, in reply to our brief no.
tice of one of his former efforts His
attempt to disguise an innate black
guardsm under an elaborate aud refined
stylc is about as unsuccessful as a sim.
liar experiment recorded by 4Esop
which our learned assailant may do well
to mediate upon. The influential :"
professor will doubtless be ready to as
.ist bis youthful neighbor and co-adju-
tor in ,his study-lhough We fear no
discipline will ever be able to teach him
q just regard to honesty and candor
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14
Awful Accident-2O killed.

IT. LOUIs, NUN, 2.
An excursion train Of eleven cars
which left here yesterday morning to
celebrate the opening ofthe Pacific r.
r., to Jefferson city. While crossing
the Gasconade river, about 100 miles
from here, the bridge fell. prccip.
itating 10 cars a distance Of about 40
feet into tho water. There were up
wards of 700 on the train, including
many Of our first citizens. and few if
any strangers. Upwards of 20 are
reported to be killed ana 30 to so
wounded.
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SAD RAILROAD ACCIDENT On Mon
day, the 29th ult, touching accident
occurred on the Vermont Central road
at West Randolph As DR.. Smith aud
his wife, Of Hanover, who had been on n
visit to their relatives at that place, were
entering the cars, the lady attempted to
hand her child, little girl of five years,
across the platform Of one car to her hus'
band standing on the platform ofanother,
after the train was pu; in motion. when
she lost her hold Of the child which fell
so far uuder the wheels that one of its
arms was cut of, the hand of the other
crushed, together with one of its feet.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14

Es-- Daniel Roberts, Esl., has our
thanks for a copy Of bis able and faith
full Report Oh the condition Of the Banks
Of this State for the last year. The
State has never had a more Independent
and efficient Bank Commissioner-un.
less his successor (Jasou Steele, Esq, of
Windsor shall prove himself equally as
s;duous and faithful, as we hope.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14

LORD Rosst's Nnw TELESCOPE The
Earl Of Rnsse. who has recently compile.
ted the largest telescope ever made, al
luded. at large meeting in London. to
its effects. He said that wl'h respect
to the moon, every object on its surface
of 100 feet in height was now distinctly
to be seen and he had no doubt that.
under favorable circumstances it would
be so with objects so feet in height Ga
its surface were cratrrs Of extinct vol.
canoes. rocks. and masses of stone almost
iunumcrabie. lie had no doubt that if
such building as he was then in was
upon the surface Of the moon, it would
be rendered distinctly visible by these
instruments. But there were no sigus
Of valuations such as ours -uo yestiges
IF architecture remain to show that the
moon Was ever inhabited by race Of
morta's similar to ourselves. 1t present.
cd no Appearance which could lead to
the suppositiOn that it contained green
fields aud lovely verdurc like this beau.
tful world Of ours There was no wa.
ter visible--not a sea or river, or even
the measure Of reservoir for supplying
town or factory seemed desOlate
This confirms the copjectures Of the
author Of No More Worlds than OAe
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14

Nrw YoRK.-Tbe American State
sicget with the exception of one Judge
opposed By candidate on two or three
OF the other ticke,s) is elected in New
York by about $4,000 plurality over the
Republican ticket, which strongly leads
the remaining democratic; tickets.
Hon. Joel +. Headley is elected Secret
ary of State The Americans gave him
abou. $4,000 plurality in New York,
where their entire municipal ticket is
also elected. Erastus Brooks, the great
sas,iga,or of Archbishop Hughes, is re-
chosen ssna,or BY an overwhelming ma
jorisy.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14

C"'NhNi NiCCt
The Americans were quito jolly over
this dispatch, which was indication of SO
different result from what the great
majority of the Press had prophcccd-
aud good humorcdly rallied their friends
to hear the tidiug' Of victory. The Re.
publicars who desired the election Of
Rockwell still prcsistcl that this dis.
patch was tho returns from the large
towns and that the rural districts u
would yet make matters all right
Sam" winked and felt happy. Tho
noon of Wednesday brought dispatch,
which replaced the Que which had been
pinned over our broad fireplace at the
Pavilion, announcing that " Gardner is
reelected" The mail. at p NJ.
brough, the figures ITO be found in
another column
Considering the almost supcrhuman
efforts made to defeat Gardner, bis tri.
umlh is complete and overwhelming and
fills the party which sympathizo with
him here with confidence in tho strength
aud justice Of their principles. Anoth-
or very gratifying item is the defeat of
the renegade American, j. w. Foster,
who was President Of the State Council,
and who betrayed his friends for the
promise of Office He was nominated,
to reward his trcachcry, for Congress,
but is defeated by some 400 votes, by
Dr. c c. Chofec, the American can,
didatc. lie has received his just de-
setts.
Sam - appears to be alive also in
New York. Erastus Brooks, the cham.
pion Of the American principles against
Archbishop Hughes, is again elected to
the Senate, by 5000 majority. although
special efforts were made by Hughes to
defeat him, aided by the Irijunc, and
other kindred spirits. The American.
:,
"'.' " " """ " "' - - 100
"','' =.
40 ~ -" Nv, WV. ''''' ''''' ''
'p'"', ~ : '''''' u "0''' "'l''' VI '''' AZ
'0'~ ',"' ~
;, " """ '''' - '' "' .r' :, =,
Damn "'' o'''' le' s,""'e'' "e nan
roAu commissioner DIN Will IAN TO pass
aud the bill OF DR. Powers upon the hi
/ quor tr"ihc also Some amendments ''
'h' resent law may however De auoPte
Inc OIL repeating the offset Pri"clpll
IN the laws relating TO Tue uraha h's'
Is defeated and the bill to tax Banks
| also. They seemed to have very clos
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14

Er Recent telescope discoveries
have led astronomers to doubt the uni
versatility of the principle Of gravitation,
|, may be doubted, indeed, whether the
grryitation theory was ever sufficiently
demonstrated, as applicable to the great
mass of the heavenly bodies.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14

CoAsT SuRvEY.-We arc under obi
Cations to Prof. A. d. Bache, Superiu-
tendcnt of the L. 8. Coast Survey, for a
copy Of his elaborate and most valuable
Report for the year 1854.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14

In Benson. on the 3lst ult., by the
Rev. C. r. Wilkins. Mr.. IIrSHY N.
KELLOGG Of Wisconsin to Miss MARTHA
NJ LIE BARRON of Benson.
In Addison. on Wednesday 9TH inst,
BY Rev. II f Leavitt, Mr. SlLAs BAR.
BIER. of Canton. n Y, to Miss JErrsnA,
daughter Of Isaiah Clark Esq of Addison.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14

TnANksGIviNG-Gov. Royce has ap-
pointed Thursday, Dee 9th, as day of
Public Thanksgiving. 10 New York
and Massachusetts,, week earlier, Nov.
10th, is chosen for this holiday.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14
PHILOMATHESIAN NOTICE.

The Annual Public Debate Of the
Philomaihesian Society of Middlebury
College, will take place on this evening
(We duesday. J the 1th inst, at 6 o'clock
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14

Read carefully again aud again the advertisement
ouLd in nuuther column ul tins paper for Dr.. Cluurhs
Coum ban PILE, then take our advice ana call upon the
Agents, Try this mild aud innocent remedy for all
Bilious dcrange mrnts. Que lady Ia Bennington, afler
suffering for Yeas nh FITS cured hy using stX
boxes costing only IS cents oN.Try them Tor Head
ache. Health and strength are valuable, Try these
PILLS ai;ly
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14

LOUISIANA The American State tick
ct is reported elected. New Orleans
went strongly X. n Hon. Il. e Hunt,
who SO vigorously opposed the Nebras'
ka bill. is said to be defeated. We hope
not.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14

Mr.. Wilson, conductor on a cattle
train, was killed at West Randolph,
on the evening Q! the 22d ult., by
having lis foot caught in the fros, the
whole train passing over his head.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14
Correspondence of the Register.

Correspondence of the Register.
Montpelier, Nov 8, 1865.
EDlToRs OF TIE REGISTER
Thinking that some few items of
news from this metropolis would be Of
interest to you, jot down some of the
most noticeable matters for your benefit.
The news of the Massach usetts cleo.
tion caused more feeling here than any
event during the session.
Tuesday evening at uiuo o'clock. the
following figures were sent by telegraph
as returns from % towns;
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14

The Governor elect Of California,
Mr. Johnson formerly of Indiana. is on
~ thirty years old H. IS the youngest
Governor Of the youngest State il the
Uuion
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14

We advise purchasers Of fancy goods
and toys, to call on Holden & Cutter,
extensive importers, 5 and II kilby
Street, Boston. 25:Sw
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14
Lyceunl.

There will be meeting of the Mid
dlebury Lyccum, at Union Hall on Fri
day evening, Nov. 10th inst, \ full at
tendance is requested w. S. LANE.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14

HEAVY Loss.-We understand
that Mr.. |. +. Benson, Of Whiting,
while on his way west with a valuable
Black Hawk Stallion, lost hin i'll
Chicago by lung fever. lie had been
offered $1,000 for the horse in Whit>
ing - Brandon Post.
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Notice.

Came into the enclosure Of the subscriber
during the night Of the 3D. day of Move moer'
a Red Dry Cow with White Face
The owner will prove his property pay
charges and take her away
QUINTUS { RICH.
Shoreham, Nov. 10, 1900. Su;3w.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14

MASSACHUSETTS, ELEcTIoN.-.uov. Gard
ner is rechosen by plurality Of nearly
$4,000. The Legislature is also strong
" American in both branches DIR.
Chnffee is elected to Congress in the
tenth district, by about 400 plurality
over J. w. Foster, the Republican can
didute. The vote for Governor is as
follows:
Henry } Gardner, X. n, 1880
Julius Rockwell, Rep4 367T
T. D. Beach, Dem. & Rum, S499l
S. II. Valley, Wing, ll,46S
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14

E.M Ia list of law books about to
be published by Messrs Little. Brown
& Co., is \ Treatise on the Law
of Railways" by Hon Isaac L. Red
field. An American edition of Shell
ford on the Law of Railways" with CO.
rious notes by Hon. Milo J.. Bennett,
has just been published by Mr.. Chaun-
cey Goodrich of Burlington.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14

MARYLAND The American candid
ates for Congress are elected in every
district but one. which chooses a Wing
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NOTICE.

The undersigned has associated himself
with Mcssrs Abram Wakeman and john j.
Lattiug, in Inc prHctee of the Law in the
City of New York. Office, No. so Fulton ST.
Mr. l.. is a Commissioner for Vermont.
Nov. l, 1853. L. J. PHELPS
20 3y
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14
LiouoR Law AMENDMENTS

LiQUoR Law AMENDMENTS. The
Montpelier Rep0siiory says:
Hon. Thomas +. Powers of Wood
stock has proposed to the Legislature
series Of amendments to the prohbitory
law Of our State. We have, for ourself
given the subject the best consideration
we are able to give, and our conclusion
is, that the amendments. with very slight
modification, ought to pass aud become
the law Of the State. Most Of these a
mendmcuts are imperatively demanded
bl the public good. If We have plo.
hlbitory law why not have one that will
be as ciicctual as possible. The present
law is defective in several particulars,as
has been proved by experience. 1t
seems to w the Legislature would do
well to adopt these amendments, and
titus set the subject at rest, at least, 50
far as the friends of Temperance are
concerned. These alterations arc all
the friends Of the law ask and these
they willrequire five do not get them
this year the people can and must take
an issue on them in the State election
next fail
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14

system by which the powers Of govern
ment were to be appropriately exercised
for the Advancement of tho State, their
place Of honor would have been that
they first were successfully tried.
Tho system, beneficial thus far as it
has been, and in no respect failure, is
threatened to be superseded, whether by
the friends of its objects nobody knows,
whether by better than ITSELF we are
all ia the dark
The approval Of tho people in the en-
actmcnt of measures is the best security
FOR their stability, the sympathy of the
people in their efficiency the best result
Of their operation. This produces the
Harmonious action Of all, so that all
progress is healthful and uniform, and
the community is one, though many, in
perfecting and adorning the State. A
stable policy is the only one which is
bcncfcent, educating the people to aims
OF stability in their own behalf, aud that
of all which depends on them in society
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14
Wood Land.

The undcrsignc offers for sale 400 acre
of Wood land, in the town Of Cornwall in lots
to suit purchasers. Terms Of payment made
easy Also, Household Furniture, and Farm
ing Tools at Wevhridge.
SOLOMON W JEWETT.
Niddleburv. Nov. 10. 1855. 30:3W.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in The Post Office, at Middle.
bury, Vt, Nov. 10, 1855.
Atwell, James Murray, A
Amidon, \ Murphy b VI
Armstrong, Mason, II G.
Anthony, Mrs Geo NMcCan, Ellen
BargerOnc, Francis Nichols Augustus
Brown, Mrs NJ Pierce Lavira
Camp, Mrs Geo Pearson, Thomas S
Chopin, Antoine Peck, Hiram
Dcto, Alex Parahcs, Ciprian
Dennis, Mathew Priudlc Charles
Dutrenc, Pierre PenO, A b
Gandrcau, Louis Pluh, Joseph
Grey, Alice Severance, Darivs
Grant, Lucy Snpernaut, Tonssian.
Gilman, Bradsirat Supernaut, Francis
Guertin, Edw'd SchroSh, c
Hamilton. Moses 'prague, David
Hickey, Dennis Wardncr, A
HesSinburgh, Isaac Wood, Sophia +
Hudley Bridget Watson, James
Jones, RI Weaver, James
Lapun, Esther Vail, John W
Laphus, Elizabeth 'Ninolette Julia
= Please say advertised.
L. r. WRIGHT, T. NJ.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-11-14

IL Persons in want Of Pear or 9th
err fruit trees, or of any of the usual
plants and roots, sold by nurserymcn,are
referred to the advertisement of Mr.
Battcy, Of Keosevile, inobother column.
A good opportunity is now presented to
purchase the best quality, at bargain.
Addison County Grammar School.
Mn. EDlToR As the Governor has
appointed our Thanksgiving on the 9th
Of December, it is thought best TO post
ponc the commencement Of the winter
term in tho Academy until Monday, the
l0th Of December.
The prcceptor, Mr.. Grout, is a stran.
ger to most Of us, but he comes highly
recommended, "as first rate tcholar.ex-
percnced in teaching. and worthy fany
confidence that may be placed in him as
scholar and as a christian
We are glad to hear that there is
good number ready to avail themselves
of his instruction
W II. PARKER, Register.
Nov. 10. 1850
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Stray Calves.

Came into the enclosure Of the subscriber
on, or about the LIST OF October, two RED
ana WHITE CALVES. The owner is re-
quosted to prove property, pay chargcs ana
take them away JASON DAVENPORT.
M.ldlebury, Nov. 3, 1853. 2o3Y,
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GJt Rtqisttr.
Tho Recent Elections.


MIDDLEBURY, NOV. IA, 1865.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-03-24

"Hctore even .hr fr.t o-to,,,,. ,-as wal, g.
ncoo,;ate ,bo1;u H., ,.,, >, Il,
th;nc !, ,,,o ,,o,. ,l..,.u,. , -,
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us.l u.,s eto1. e..
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"i' ~ ,a1.,
'''' ~ "N''' IL PC
affection tor The ur' ''''''' mum "''e' ana
he proved II '"'',''>'!
" "'' '''' hc
- d '''>'''''>> way "''A' 'Id he do
.r NV '''~' VA ''''' '"c ''re' drew 4
'.'' VI '''> '"" 10 '''l''''c l. an" then only
'"'' NY ''''f "'r' a''' Fer mother all
'"''' ''' "'f:""'i. an You imagine any
'N"c' W. F''''''
pea" 'h1 !" my professional canacItv. !
49, ''''3'"' any ''''H@ cree 'E'F says =
~ '"' '''"'r; W. suppose
- !" ''''' answered -"r rama co'0'1n"-
''' Nv mustered strength "no"@n 70 wr'e 4
''''''''' az" "'''''Hi '''t'r n" sane day.
?''''''>'''S I" prove h'm'rli worthy OF I'll" no
'''e '""''fa''of and forgiveness extended 10
"''''' 'v S'!''n@ oil rv"rvtmn" h" possessed
10 repay h!S money debt. lie diel sell off cv-
rrHfiiinE. down 10 some old family pictures
mat were hr'r'"om' Gown 10 thc li!'ir pla:c
he had; down 70 III" very tables and rhar<
that furnished his drawing room. Every .ar-
fhlnc Of The debt Wa paid and he was lc.t
20 Nc-:n tic world a4lin. VII, the kin!c>t
promises OF help from the nl?n WHO leI for
owen him. 1t VA too iatc His crime of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-03-24
Ill,'ilt.

c:5 The ease OF Mrs. Gaines is still on tri
Al ia y H,rlns and from the c,ilcnc ii ap-
pears 'h,! She i.fcf'v clearly established the
tr., that Daniel Clark. her father. did at
lea. intend IL make her his scle heir 10 his
iulI::t !l-t ,>itt,.
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NOE.. IS---.Ns>. 81.
IliE IOl ETH poor TRAVELLER.

IT'W M Gun NItSfnIlI ". n W1aS,KoW IU11S
C"NbI'rI-D ~ CHARLES DItkINS
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DIED.

ARROWsMITH-On Friday, May 4 shsr severe ilueu
JAMIE A, daughter of Aufustns T. and Elizabeth
aged years, months and = dsys
The hitHes Of The family are FsPesay requested to ttena
Mckee BToome sud EdIiese sts Sstarday h.s
Day } 81 q o'clock without further Invitation.
bANNARD-In thh city, THURSDAY, hsv s. Nsrhs K
wife Of the Rev joseph Bsnvsrd Funeral services
scst Church 81 !. NJ. 9Th inst Her Will
30 SreeL wood fof interneut.
bhkk-At shirt wsbury on Friday Nay T. Prudence Anne
:" Seeiee H. bsIr, aged 81 years AID
IeeNes ana friends Of the niiy respectfully H.
wee % sHa hst uaera the Baptist Church IN i5a q
osl tur,her Invitation - ''i - .. VN'NN> - - '--
81, 1870 tiSsy morning ssy4 ansra long Hirsa.
ssmeha She of y Dster md dsvsht.r AZ = = Pr.
"niAns 'esc - years and { u.ontb. " ~ 80 So '
fst enos OF me anfy invited 70 st+.,a .b. e,.-,f
in,,o, - s :, Let late residsnca No SIS Ns.b.
n j. tCT ,sternaeut 'N'Nu y SADIE k'sef,
hALsEN-OB Wednesday NAY = The p.x ~,
Aee''s Of Sh4H Shafeh IN th city n he asa r
TEE blends ef The family sns member. Of ~. -.
respectfully invited 70 attend his fuusrs az Chst chsS .ie
Sanrdsy morning 81 10 oeltek Tie cerry vith ~ gu
uNes are sr<eisly Invited hs resi 5ens- ~
ch 81 Afer the refo1s services the Church ~.
VII ee taken u charge By the family eonyeysd IA
JAmsise Long leland Tor niernnent 70
LsWlS-in Gatsille Nsshiprtor Coun.r A. Y -
WseLesry Nay :. nr Green Lswis AGED 90
hcL hEekn-On Thursday. MAY Aususus l. sor If
Ben and hanhth Mocfsary. aged years an rouAs
The e nds OF The fsuy respectfully Invited 70 tend
az sunstH ns sstsrdayl Htsrroon 1t o'clock from No.
PALsEROs Friday Msy Z, Mary Elizabeth only .hus -
tHIeeft sso Mary tnpe Palmer snd ls d.vs
The relatives ard friends Of the family are reouest.s n a..
tps the funeral from tie residence Of her parers No a. 80
LAT st. on Sunday sfselpcsp. ss o'sloSk.
anoIusy minute % was vlInoas Vvv,s. - ..
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Arrived.

II s .i.esm.hip Allan is West from LiysrpooI April
p raseugers ard ms.e - = n, .o,n NJ yrs 1Apri
s.sn,sg Mount savage scudder Baltimore As hours md''
70 sss.sp soua, Swami Johnson % hours cot
bp ssrsh Psser of San Francisco Gardner san Fan.
ei.oo days Via Fssirns Island Jan ID h,ds 'Aas \. 10
wnnm West tof ssw-Becford 10 month, ont. vat. 70
bb, wbse aud 80 sperm oil FEB lat % 30 49,
So ssudy BOOK tesrns NV. 100 mites distant, sp9Hs P
venip sion. hence for New oreans dsy' oq ,m my
shio Eieet Wind HoWss Boston. ia bsast 10 gsI 49,
SHIP Lou''isns, (Brem) Ostermsnn' MA''''s' - n.y.
s,s S.Dee sr seDonoush, GAwsy 20 d.y IN oa 40
ana , nee Sea sssysrg bound east
Bal FIsts Rio gsnero % days e,hse .nd o,e@o9o
70 TIomr.op Hunter The ship Canvas Duck Tor SAatof 70
lead for new. Iork sailed same day az
oi ssh .9ors &c 70 Chsmjersu Robinson Co
Bark Ge N of the Sea, Miller. Masgs March ~ rnit %
Asse SaSs HS aoSsa Of 400 vessels there were
IS vessels ssboe and srest many vito less o. 'pas Ia -
IT, duIr ne Te.fy "a GO ion 70 TO- saw srle
ship steering T., VITA isrse house on oscA pLGss n
.tresk sail mast showing DARK REQ AGA oie sns
ssm dsy lsr,e clipper ship steering west Win o'' OIL
for, top ard main topgsllsnt ast; -, ,, u d
Ami 6 sugar % Bret, Son Aorl y lat % d. Lon II 49,
bra Ellen or Miller, Ceniuesos Api H. sugar %
Gtr.Sium tof FafmDsdsls Pierce Sc Iarss ig dSy'
cotton 10 srode a. Pettes No date lat 81 lon. a. spoke os
Vim Church. from sssas fos Mes ioik ma -
rfg fx.l
s.s TO Hsytew Taboo Go. April n, on sps gear plsed
part OF wrecs Of vessel ard sl9t OF yutIw pHs
April g. lat IS So lon Is 81 spoke ons Hades hene' i''
Jscksonyiie days out 49,,
sIi. L,rs Csmsn. Maehiss, lumber TO siapson asJhew
,...-.
Big Jthn seyens of BlGe Hill Pst-rs. Trinidad April II
su1sr sro osses 20 Yznsga del Nae CO vessel ma'ter
Aur zs lat IS 3d. ION y S. EMP Crescent Of New
.tseripss Sc Brs Wave, lBr., Of 81 John n b non
Havana for s. Jago put into Trinidad. April 3, le,ung
ircbe. ps hour; bad been called oa her ana sh'
woud be eiscbarsed for further examination .,
schr Chan pon (Br) Bethel Matsnzas "a days irnt 70
Fnes nsy lat So Ion. H. spose schr Rover torj ns"e'
for Nasssu n. p. " ~ =,
sehr George and Mary, Lord, Ellsworth lumber to G. j
schr Bungsn-c Fletcher Bath umb,rto Smith soynton
seh ". A. Ellis Nichol, Wilmington. naval stores 10 ac
Cresoy Mott 4 Go.
schr Albert Mason Smith, Charleston, cotton 70 Dolnsr
Potter
seh Bshsy Bridge Br) BOdO, Halifax days fish to Han
il'on Bros. - ., ,
schr secret (Brl Collins Pslermo March l6, Cbrilta
Apfu l. lemons SC 70 Draper & OeyIin.
schr Maria Coos hng, savannah ~ days, cotton ~ q
8 L. nichu Aerl Il lot Sc 10, lon u o. spo.e bark %
lhs, hence. days ont
schr htnn.ttx Blanchard. Gardiner lumber 20 master
schr A. Hall Andrews Portland, CT.
sehr. g. :. Buckingham. Johnson Portland, Ct
schr Hubbard Coe Portland Ct.
schr 5 BrsiueTd Eulse Portland, c..
Propeller Enoch rIsin Heunssey. Boston.
sAlLk D-bsrk Deli. Chapa, Howard fer Trieste brig sa
bel Beurmsn, lamp 'or Sauna Ia Grsncs
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