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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12
Liver COMPLAINT. Debility

Extract from James Harris, Esq = Ieite-, AlexHniria
Va-Aiter speaking Of wonderful cures on hin,ye he
saws: Mrs. II. has been suffering with the ver
pnint and with inability, constantly complaining, fIom
weakness through her whole syrtem. She now enjoys
health than for thirty years, being entirely
ed by the use of Hamplons Vegetable Tinctnre."
Diseased Side, Breast Eyes-Extruct from
Letter from J. 6 lines, Esq, Loujon county Va-"My
wife has been for Yeas afflicted with great wee ness
Ain in the brea> side and back; pal pitation &c the
heart feebleness of the stem; loss o. appetite;
complexion saluw; the sight of eye almost gone the
other We weak. l am pleased To say, Hampton
7ncture has restored herto perfect health Her eyes
are = good they
GF Call and get phamphets
Sold by J. II. SEAY. & CO, Lynchburg Sewers
Scotsvle; A. J. BROWN, Charlottesville and by all
Druggists throughout the State. Tar e4dscly
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State know Nothing Convention.
SYRACUSE. y, Y, May l0th.-Ihe Know
Nothings of the State are still in convention here
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Sop," in N. Nobojrk T0IIsu.

"Sdm' IN ths Mohark Tdlley.
CANAJoHARIE, MAY 9Th, lS55.--Our charter
election took place to-day, and sam was around.
The entire American ticket was elected.
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Death Penditu 4 boll

Death Penalty abolished.
The House of Delegates of Massachusetts, on
Wednesday passed bill abolishng the death
Dpnnlty.
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Death IF an Err Gorernor.
Ex-Governor Seabury Ford. died at Burton,
Ohio, on Tuesday.
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FIR Men DrOIrUPd.

During the gale at Boston, Wednesday, men
were drowned by the capsizing of the boat in
which they we're fishing.
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PETERSBURG VA.
IA STURDIVANT,

ATTORNEY At LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Richmond Va.
DRAGTISES in all the Gnuua of Richmond CITY
i an in the Cuune4 ol lcniicu and Hanover.
In the capacity al notnry public VIII attend to taking
acknowlelg menls oi leeds. depostnna. Nc, We All
professional dulis. promptly discharged. Ohee cor
n,r o Bark and III Streets oppPoso Capitol Square.
mn. 7 dNr1m
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pAvCsr AVxuVAL,y-N

i Y T IL IL v u IN z"
IL SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS,-Jnst
,ned Mt Philip " Paynos, (Kylcs corner Main st)
n sunerar stock Of DRY GOODS, embracing Cloths,
Cnssine,rs, Vesinga, Linens, and LADIES hooDs, OF
all kinds Call und examine
nplIIt. r. w. PAYNE.
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D. loNlmd'ltf f. C"uIfl'
CAror BRipGr,
iInmpshire county Va March ii, .81i. !
ar l.. p Cooper. Drar Sir: Agreeable YOUR
quest and my own desire benefit the afflicted hero
bv certify the grsai rric have received from the
of Hamtton'S Vcgetabic Tmc,ne.
Wis taken with q violent pDfttotion rather nut-
trring AMI trembling of the heart, which continued
eiqd davs; seemed imy heart had almost forgotten
irs Office. rh family became alarmed nnd procured
bottle of this valuable Medicine. and heole Ind taken
near one bottle Of this Tncire Of Hamp'oa's WINS
TREY relieved.
Thi~ j, the hjrd iustanc of relief in my family
the use ot this valuable Medicine. three ,eurs
agoI was laid up with ceration Of my ohhie from fleet
Of is generally called milk leg had lost n taste
mud appetite, and the VII ch sore torr tnchts
W and down, and half way around my mike. rejected
every effort heal il until proc red Hamptous Veg.
epble fincturcone bottle OF which restored my henh.
hened my ankle. and am trecr from swelling than for
the last htrfyyears.
dgaia one of my daughters very low from severe
dysentety, and when she began sit up her feet
menced .weius which increase! every la" and began
10 be very painfui-sGc used bottle of Hampton .
7tnctnre; the pains were nssuaged, tne swelling sui
81 led und hcr health ieturned-we kept her legs ban
dased with strips OF wooden untii er strength returned
haye been thus particular, that others nn or similar
circumstances might be induced 10 avail themselves Of
this remedy. Yours with respect.
EMzAnrrH EDWARDS
do hereby certify TINT | am personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards, an / can safely recommend the a.
bove statement to be correct
Il + COOPER, Postmaster,
Crpon Bridge. Hampshire county, Vn.
10 Delicate Ladie and Children will please give
trial.
Spare raj not permit name hnndreds Of Others, ns
Geo ". Goodrich, Capt. Thua. Cnnot, Robert Gaut
james Smyth, cured Of Rheumatism.
John Pervai S.A. Griffin, Iohn Luke Rev. V. Esk-
ridge. L. S. Navy and thousands Of others cured Of
Dyspepsia, ScrofIla Cough, Lisrr Complaint Bronchi.
lis, 81 Vtus' Dancr sc. We reefto our own citizen,
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.
Pills that are Pillsi!

AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS!
Pills that are Pills!!
DROF. HAYES, State Chemist. of Massachusetts,.
l. says, they the best of all Pills, and annexed
ara The men who certify that ct. Hayes knows viz
Lomue Shaw, Chief Justice Supreme Court iof Mass,
Emory Washburn, Governor of Mass.
w. G. Punkett. Lieut.. Gov. of Mass.
Henry j. Gardner, Gov. of Mas.
Simeon Brown, Lieut.. Gov -
e. Nj. Wright, Sec of State -
John B. Fitzpatrick Ca,hoc Bishop of Boston.
MEN THATARE MEN !!
Among the diseases this Pill has cured with astonsh
ing rapidty, may mention
Oostiveness, Bilious Complaints. RheumatismDr Drop
sy Hearbu, n Headache arising from a foul Stomach
Nausea Indigestion Morbid inaction of the Bowessnd
pan arising therefrom Flatuency Loss of Appetite,
all Ulcerous and Diseases which require an
evacuant Medicine Scrofua or King's Evil They al
sohy purifying the blood and stimulating the System,
cure many complaints which it would not be supposed
bey could reach such Deafness, Partial Blindness,
Neuralgia and Nervous Irritablity, Derangements Of
the Liver and Kidneys Gout and other kindred COM
plants arising from low Of the body, obstruc
,ions of its functions They the best Purgative
Medicine ever discovered, and you will but need to
them once to know il.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER. Lowell. Mas, and
,old by every respectable Druggist nNew England.
may i-dAc2m 4f
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To the consumers of Licorce we will guarantee the
quality of this be fine, il superior any
Imported ao the countryto arye shortly and for sale
ADlE & GRAY
Feby7 diets RichmondVa
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s INi Lost.
uoUsE. BANK SQUARE

TAKELL HOUSE. BANK SQ UAsE
" MAIN ST, LYNCHBuRG, VA-The under
signed. having taken this we'll inoNo establishment
hng leave form their friends and the nublic Ihnr
they are ready to TERRAIN Ia IA superior
style, all who favor them with cal. Their house j.
wei furnished, und their l. rider is plentiful" supplied
with all that he ounI in lh4 market a4o those OF
the adjacent cities They asn wish e inform II e
TRAVELLING COMMUNITY
that travellers arriving iy the Eastern or Western
Trains. or the Bonrs will lind MEALS ALWAYS READY.
In vcv of his they hope meet the patronage of
generous pub t. SAMUEL II. SMILEY,
CHARLES J. RYAN
nav l0ts Prcprietors.
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w DlERS OF TIE WAR OF 1912 !-BOUNTY
LAND WARRANTS.--1he Soldiers of the War of
1872 their legal representatives., call and
get the additional quantity of Bounty Land coming
them also the wild of the soldiers of the revulu.
ionary war Come one, come nll-there is enough for
cach. enough for all
Be sure 10 enquire for tho undersigned if you wish
your claims properly Intended to- for have just received
from Head Quarters all the necessary rolls and docu-
nsnts to establish your claims you have nothing
Ito but 10 and get your warrant, for which
will pay YOU the highest cash price.
Inrri2t, l.. w. GRAY. Agent for Claims.
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Washing tom on Dorchester Heights

H"To-0WWng EEfhTTNT TtII"d lN Inc T.TNIy NT VlT
County
1t will be seen by referring the list, shat here
many vuluable Pieces Of Property. tUny Costly tint
nes Superb Stafnary Beautiful Engraving, G, silly
Jewclv Magnificent Shawls ind ohtr Beautiful G.lls.
such ~ Clocks Watches. Illuminated Works, &C., to
the numbered Five Hundred ThousnuI-worth 500
900
Asthi SociHv expects remove 10 the New Hall ri
Washington lay he middle ofJnno, the distribution will
tuke rlRco ou the FIRST OF JULY 1888.
The rule. md regulations tht hnrr heretofore
gurd thr society Distributions Will be adhered Ia in
this and On account vi there lac any postpone.
m,rr from the day named. All 'ucrs nnd commnniea
upns (pos pa) for eetideare-, or GA business "'e 10
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ID The undersigned, who has had large practical
experience in the prosecution of Cla ms against tho
General government, offers his services to the Sol.
ders and their Widows. and the Minor Children, of
those engaged in the War Of 1879, and all since
1890. well for Revolutionary Soldiers and their
Widows.
His charges in al shall be moderate and paya.
BILE when he gets the money, aud he will
now, he alwa has pny all collections imme.
dately.
he has The Rolls of the old Soldiers they stand at
the Department at Washington, and bis acquaintance
and facilities the Pension Office is probably better
than any in Virginia.
The highest marke. price in cash will be paid for
Land Warrants as wish to purchase 10000 acres.
maI23.ifdly CHAS. w. STATHAM
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a Citizen of the Old Dominion.
Cure Of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liner Com
plant The Terdict has gone forth AHddmit
that champions Iinrfure" has no Superior !

March 18th, 1853
Messrs. Mortimer g. Mocbyay :-Geutlemcn-I have
been afflicted for the last eight years with hhrnn aism
Dyspepsia and Liver mplain suffering all the whilc
With pains in the shoulders hip bach and side, shift
ing from side the other, aptafion of the henrr
ns Of apretits cold night excessive cosiive
re.s. and great debility n.d weakness. | tried many
remraie, which dome god, bur rnher grew
worse. Last fall ] advised Try "HBmpton'-
Vegetable Tincure md Unhappy to say has cured
ne nm free from all puin, and in the enjoyment
perfect heannd take great pleasure in recomne' d.
ing the Tincture to all afflicted as have been.
Yours JAMES NJ. NOEL
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BY TELEGRAPH,


to Is.
WAsuINaroS, May 18th.
The Post Office Department has framed Sc
ries OF instructions for the guidance Of Post mas
tiers, upon introducing new system for the
regulation of valuable letters. The plan goes in
10 operation the lst of July. after which letters
can be registered and reoeipted for by the pay
ment of five cents.
MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, May II.
Flour is firm at $40 -.
Com has advanced white 81 o6 to 81 OS;
yellow Il o..
Nrw York, May II.
FLOUR has declined twelve cents. Ohio $40
80 to $40 -. Southern heavy at $40 81 10 Sll
81.
WHEAT unchanged.
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sOUTHERN orrrcr IN WASHINGTON,

rectc SesreIaywh will nuswerby return null
Single suh-Griet- RENTING Ten D"IlnrA WI terriv"
vrhrs suh.r riutiun al the MAGAZINES they
may name in rhrir Iee 10 be forwarded h"s # chnrge
for h" tune oi subscription, one year
The following h.t constitutes Port Of the GIFTS
FOR 1859:
The splendid Iionse mi Lot Of the Art Union
Sociery. situated IN Brondway, s6O0oo
suIaib Dwelling. tte re-i l.ncr ol the late
Arson Suffer. Eco, 1000
Tie neautiful Summer Residence, Gothic Cut
uudson River, 10000
small Dwellings, slunlrd ON the lot belonging
the Sucie,y IN 92d srset. lo,o00
10 magnificent Cn,nel's iinir Sln"Is. Those
shnWls the most beautiful work OF art $500.
ever behold, lo.uoO
A ,ct.ol Diamond Jcnelry furnishing OF seven
pieces each--a antique patterns. i"
brnur iul Penr Jewel BuN, l0,oO)
10 sets OF icnrl JewelrN, consisting OF pieces
each all different -iyle-, and Of Persian
manufacture. 5,00o
II Gold Watches for Indies, very beautiful
mud curious works o.afti one the $40 ct n
half dime 700
10 Watches for Gcntlemcn Nil very heavy, Of
different style. ind patters. 1000
SO Boudcrc, Toilet and Dressing Cnses for
adic., sine inished in Pcntl PATTERNS
l.ouis XIV. 1900
| large Chuck, n very beau ifu work of nr,,
nude by Liz ord nj Cologne. finished in
sr>le of beauty and art unsurpassed, LOCO
,0l0 Gold Thmbrs, all different patterns,
very heavy, 1000
300 copies ofiieliyes Of grcal Paintcr- superb
ly bond. with engraving Of cnch artistic, e,000
80 900 Illuminated Albums. different styles and
patterns, 30 900
900 copi.. OF Gri.wo'd's Republican Court
spl.udidly bound. with tinted cngravug', 1900
100 copies Of BoNdei's Illustrations Of Shah.
.,corc. To tie ndmrrrs Of the Gtcut
Poet, this work will be ma acquisition" 10000
Ven. send ing lorth Gupa and Hymn Titan, 1000
B,qpat Bly-Nufllo 900
Tobit and the Angel-Sagator Rosa 900
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h0ro utTets BY fTH mo 1NITT-T'El III UTI9 nh
besides some Splendid Pictures by Aston, Suly. Rey
r,li- Nense Doughty. Cole, Chapman, navid. Verr ell
Stuart Herhert Tack, Bennington, Rend. Bartlett
Schloss Huntington, .lohanoh, Schmidt, Rembrandt
Schaub Perkins, Lewis, Elis, Hamilton, and others
fully described in the catalogue, which will he forwarded
on nppcaon by letter, post paid to the Secretary,
who u i'll answer by return mall.
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l., $ --l'iease cui this out.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-31
Died.


On Tuesday, May 49, CArHARINE AcDERMorT, in the
45th year OF her age.
ly invited to attend her funeral this afternoon, at
O'Clock, from the residence of her BROTHER William
Mcpermott No. rs Court street, Brooklyn.
George and Abigail Marehal, aged year and Is days,
The remains will be taken to Hampstead Harbor L,
L for interment, this morning. at O'Clock, from 4id
On THURSDAY, Nay g. ct No. 2as Sixth avenue ROBERT
ELLIS aged 2 years.
The remains inferred in the Cemetery of the
On Wednesday, May 80, at the residence of her mo
ther Mrs. Murphy, No. III West Twenty fourth street,
ANNE, wife Of jeremiah Walsh aged rs years
The friends of the family invited to attend her fu-
neral to morrow afternoon at O'CLOCK at Calvary &c.
In this city, MARY ANN wife of r. T. Entwistle, of
consumption, eyed ~ years, months and days.
Particulars OF funeral hereafter.
On Wednesday morning, May so, zALNoN BooTH, in his
The friends Of the family and of his late brother in
law John H. Cornell respectfully invited to attend
his funeral, at st Johns Church, at O'Clock, this af
ternoOn.
On Tuesday evening" May 90 SARAH A., wife of Adolph
Pfenosr and daughter of the late George W. Hyer.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
don terrace West twenty third street. this afternoon
at O'Clock.
On Wednesday morning, May 80, at O'Clock ESTHER
The friends Of the family and those of her In law
Daniel R. Butts, are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral from her late residence No. 500 Stanton street,
tomorrow afternoon, at O'Clock.
On Wednesday, May 80 Mr.. CHARLES BRA1zER, Of con-
supI ton, aged 80 years and months
His friends and acquantances and those of his bro
theirs in law Mr.: James Hughes and Mr. George Philips,
respectfully invited to attend his funeral which wl
take place this afternoon at O'Clock, from his late
sidence, No. $40 Eighth avenue.
On Wednesday morning, May 80, at O'Clock, after a
pIctracted Illness, AMANDA wife OF John D. Woo, and
youngest daughter Of Edward B. and Hannah NJ. Briggs
of Westchester, N. Y.
The friends and relatives of the family respectful
Iy invited to attend her funeral this afternoon, at
O'Clock from her late residence at Pelhanvlle, West
chester county, N Y.
On Wednesday,, May SO, JOHN s., son Of John s. and
Lavinia Sephton, aged IL mouths.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at O'clock
from the residence Of his PARENTS 442 Second avenue
near Tsenty eighth street.
In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, May 80, Mrs. CArHARISn
n EDWARDS, widow Of John Edwards.
Her friends also the friends Of her brother, Rev.
R. Townsend Huddar and of her SON. c. Henry Ed wards
invited to attend her funeral to afternoon,
At o'clock from her la.e residence in Clinton street.
fourth door from Nelson street. without further invita-
ton. Hamilton avenue railroad cars run within one
block Of the house.
At her residence, in Wheeling, Va, Sunday, May
p, Mrs. ELIZABETH 81 wife of o. Ackley, ana daugh-
ter OF the late Capt Francis Smith of Norwich Conn
where the re asins will be inferred.
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Ecrt OF new YORK, May 30, lbJ5.
CLEARED
s.ssmssip Florida woodruff Savannah; $ I Mitchin.
Steamship Marion Foster Charleston. Spoford Tleston
,ste.msiip Roanoke. Skinner, Richmond. a:. Ludam
Ship Cynosure, Pray, Liverpool, wnlsms 4 Guion.
S. TF E.;. S SsSSss Hsss
sI,s
ei.sss sss:s
schr Amerous srSt Geors.to.n, Brown DsRosss.
RsaS cssa. H'S ssoam.n
sohr Charles Henry, Baler, Boston. Hazard Crowel.
ss rive. %e.S anr sfT Small"
sloop W Mangum French, Taunton, master.
ARRIVED.
ss ~ lis * Z i X s Sss
Gehr naSre days with md.e
Ship BrsmsrSsysn tBrsn kfeS. iemerhaven. April 20
in ballast. with 25o passengers 20 order.
o nesnas Muller sy dns
Nay e lat IS lon spoke ship Sarah Hale, from Trin
Sls Ssssslp. @ Yarssries Palermo 50 ssys and Glib.
Ion % 90 barn kinsn an. bound North ~ -
s E.a 1920
Brig Andoyer tefsso,son, Hardy. Key West. 10th inst.
with mahogany &c, to master May 90 Carysfot light
New York
scbr Pacific (of Baltimore Atwe Mstagorda Texas %
days with cotton, &c to Merrill. May 49, on Key
ytccs, spoke schr Sea Ranger from Port Layacc
for New York.
s s .ss s Hsss Ms days. with
schr Plesdes r). Nickerson Windsor, Ms days. with
sehr Ruguistor OBJ, winder HlisSorO Ms days, with
eosl to Smith a Boynton. - 49,
schr Carlton Jane, Tyler, Baltimore.
SER A Wood, Wood, Baltimore
sehr Franklin Belle, Robinson, Baltimore.
Sohr John Forsyth, Applegatc Baltimore.
Scbr Island Belle whitney, Baltimore.
Schr Black squall Rose Baltimore.
schr J Bent, Wallace, Cherryfeld.
Schr Helen mar, Kelsey, CherIyfeid.
Scbf Vendova, Tfeworgy, Millbri5ge.
schr william, Wallace Millbrize.
Schr VAngor Jordan, Flushing
sSIoop VIM Bowen, Haook, Proviisnce.
Steamer Locust Point, French Baltimore
SAILED.
Steamship Baltic Liverpool; Florida, Savannah Marion,
Charleston; Roanoke Richmond 40; ship Emigraut (Brem
Baltimore snd anchored 1T the SW Spit
Wind ut sunrise SSE; meridian, .: sunset SW.
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On Tuesday, May 20, by the Rev. Mr. Smith, Mr. GEO.
SPENCER Of New York. to Miss Aida BUYS, Of Hoi.
land, Europe.
In Brooklyn, on Wednesday morning, May 80, by the
Rev. G. Bowen j. G. RUSKLH, to HELEN, eldest daugh-
ter Of the late James H. Chichester, Esq.
On Wednesday, May 80, at ST. Johns Church, Brook
lyn, by the Rev. Mr. Guon, EDWARD HNcKES, to ELSIE
o. CRAWFORD.
On Tuesday evening, May 90, by the Rev. B. T. Ro.
berts Mr.. THOMAS WAKoN, to Miss CHRISTINA McGRossAS
only daughter OF the late John NcCrossan both Of the
city OF Brooklyn.
At Mamaroneck, Westches.er county, on Wednesday,
May &c. by the Rev. Mr.. Bryant Mr.. LGNUEL ALLEN of
mer place, daughter of the late Enoch Tompkins.
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sssSsaay Smith gsssri; Assh.S H.i'sy' 81 Lawrence;
81 2vsso q ss ~ SARA s su Nor
eD Cerk for Malta sid 18th. rhaassi. Barker harssss
'Nsn sss .Sas' Nay B.sss
PoRrsnoyEH-;Arr May u N9rthuTberl,nd, spencer.
Fl +.
ss & Gss c1 sss
Po,sT caI.:sAH 1BIl Tspsnse, ssx.lls Eysrt
Nay Ky s:.r P,a:
18Th, Jane Williams, t.qShart, HY S .,,s n.,
niger Never NYori Leila, ss.srd and BaltimOTs
Sara Cara Csnariss-sid April IL Trial, Curtis Ca
swarAeE-Ar May 10 colcbis. Douglass Havrs for Nor
issn.: sld 18th coI9s.u; Noriesn,
sIneAPoPE.Arr March 70 Maria Peterson China Raven
swxsss1-AlT May i Esther Frances Oliver Cuba. Sid
saiELDs-Arr MAY IS Toronto, s.owel Alicante; Endy
ssS Tsi: I;sSs@ SSsysn; 10Th y.ps:,,s
7sS. Dslsvsrs Niorf The Tyne Satellite o. and Mas.
'snssss xnar ass william Mari, Willis Charleston
sid May Mariner, wesscott, Falmouth.
ss sh Rambler
TxRarv1z!A-!Ar May Boston, DoaIs, C..sh.gena;
Ma. hi%, usn Otis
~ In port Nay IL VIM sprasue Bowers and John
Home Ports
H' Ts1 VIZ aan.
s:d gs brig Ocean Belle HUGHES Snfas
s sshl'
fhp
Maria, "a. = days Came up. bark Douglass from NOT
Hail. Mitchell, Hartford; Richard Borden, Rogers
Nay steamer Js: owa!.nsy Moyss; bal
Bartlett, Mobile; barks John Payson Fuller Mobile 9th
I @ a1Sy BEGINS John al s
Smith, Csrdelas 10th inst Of and viz Newport; Sarah
assss assss
Bsuss f BsSolas
49, .s MsIsS Son Rsr Isl
ES ssss. 4ssaRss
S$ilsasgS!: s'.s Tss Tssa
S!se1 3esns, and Bssi Hammond, 5osns SySsi; Cape
n
Douglas johnson, Shsriesson; Lsecna Taylor
wv SSss:
sns % Bay sssn ss sa
''3Ss May srgs Condo de Esu. psn
ridss' Prcyssnos Albert YORK kooIsnd sshr Axsrsso
e.mss Gsds iai sss
a
ksasrsk sssssn t brig S%s: Rhnnsy Bos.sa A's
Golden Age Garrick Lizzie Bosgs Dizer Boston,
US ss' g. ca
we sfE.a
Liverpool; Norman Holmes Trieste Hampton Humphrey,
ssrsas sosssaP; Ssrts Esss psa,
Tsmmsny, Steelman, Philadelphia; Rawins, Beam
Pm ,sar: Frank w gis,EIss
Thomas Davis, EYork Stranger Fisher, Cohasset. Cid
brig Myra Fuller Portland Sea Mark COMBS Boston;
= Weston, Molloy; VIM Hone, Bartlett and Price,
Soul, Fall Rver Trade Wind, Higgins Nantucket
Arr 29th Pm, brig James Watngton, Eldridxe, Turks
crewsl; Rescue, Bacon, and Mary Emn. Romans NYsrS
Cid echrs Simmons. Weeks Cambridgeport; Soiday,
p.rratt Boston; shasr q. wkias nar.fOra William
RisIsy, Seaman Frovidenoe J Mather, Nickerson,
and Aid English nOston; Washington, scu Pawtucket;
PROYlDENCE-Arr May 20 schrs r II Easell, Baker;
RLd Stewart Losier MaS.h. Collins Roy,l; North r.;
Stockton. Ed..sas Allan pGEPins Rice; John Candy
pons Young A,basy sleeps Adonis JsnnpEs RondSqs;
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