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School Books.

THE SUBSCRIBERs KEEP CON-
Il STANTLY ia store a full supply OF School Books
among which the following
we6sler's Elementary and MeGuie's Eclectic SPELL
Ing Books.
Indiana Raders-lst, 2d, 81, 4th, and 5th.
McGunic's Eclectic Reader-lsi. 2d, 81, Attn. aud 9Th
Rays, Perkins, ThomsOa's Talboits Anime
tics.
Pinneo's Browns, KirkhaEn'-, mith's anS Basler'-
Grammars.
Smiths Primary in ouarto Biographies, and Geogfa-
ply and Atlas
Mitchel's Primary and al mediate Biographies and
Geography and Atlas.
Olney's Geography and Atas.
Smiths illustrated Astronomy.
Cutters aud LOOMS Physiology.
Parker's Comstoek's olnsteads and Gray's PiilOsO-
ply.
Comsioek's, IIilliman's and Gray's Chemistry.
Netsler's School, high School, and Unabridged Dc
liOnaries.
Wizards, Wilson's and Goodreh's United Suites His
tories.
Comstock's and Hitchcock. Geology.
Parker's Aids 10 English Composition.
The foregoing books will be sold the very lowest
prices WERDEN 81 CHAMBERLAIN,
sept l4-w.f % doors East Of Capital House.
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0THow many parties are there? In this
State there is now a free soil party, Repub-
lican party and Know Nothing party all
OF whom are arrayed against the Democratic
party. The probability is that they will
never make complete fusion again, as they
are wide apart now, and the free soilers have
soout nine of every ten of the late fusion pa
pers on that side.-EransviHs Enquirer.
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0FThe case of the State of Indiana vs..
Captain Stockings, for the murder of John
Rose and burning the warehouse, last winter,
or being concerned therein, was commenced
in our Circuit Court this morning How
many more daring deeds of villainy will be
brought to light before this term of the
Court closes, it is impossible to imagine
Lafayette Gazette atr =.
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WHAT VISITORS TO NIAGARA FALLS HAVE
TO ExPEcT.-A correspondent of the Newark
Daily advertiser says:
Runners, sometimes disguised as gentle
men, and pretending to be newly-arrived
visitors who wish to benefit strangers by
their dear-bought experience, hackmen,
guides, Indian women vending curioslties,
half of which have never felt the touch OF
an Indian finger, little boys wishing to make
speeches, one and ali beset the traveller and
tender-nay, force upon him their services
for an adequate consideration On the
Canada side runners are still more importunate
than on the American, and the only way to
escape from them, or to turn the scale in
your favor, is pretending to be Frenchman,
and by answering every question by shrue
and Our Pdriez Vous Francais,' &c. They
will then either drop off with a no, Monsere,
or, if the love of money is very strong, en-
deavor, by the IN ost fearful contortions of the
organs, speech, and by the ejaculation o.
words which are certainly not English, tc
make themselves understood and gain theil
ne.arious ends. If such an inveterate leecf
happens to be darksy, his grimaces are wei
worth seeing, and for our part we had the
greatest trouble to control our risibles anc
not betray ourselves by an immoderate fit o.
/ laughter, and some EXPLANATIONS in good
Saxon."- Washington Union.
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Aud will said from day 70 day tail al are
offered for SALE at a. near NJ practicable Ia hall quarter
sections and be sold for cash % the Highest Bidder Cor
any les than dollar and twenty i've cents
(sl25) for each acre in the Trac.
TEsT; JOSEPH ". WOLFE, A.sC.
Sullivan, Indiana. June :. A. H.. le55. jeI4-w2m
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OF InuIAnapOIls-
Special Notice
NAVY BEEF A ND DIRK FOR 1856.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, June ], 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed - Proposals for
- Beet" and Proposals for Pork as the nay
De- Will be received al this Office until IL O'Clock, NJ,
Saturday, the 4h day Of July next for furnishing and
deliv erg. free of all and risk Unite States
al the following navy yards: A
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TREMENDOUS STOCK
OF
SIMMER DRY GOODS

WE ARE RECEIVING, THIS DAY, \ MAGSIF-
w ceui Stock OF Summer Dry Goods, which have
been pureia sed Ia New York City by member OF the
hrm la person. within the past lew DAYS, Nery los
rates. and will b. sold a a small adv
Thankful for the large and bsra Spring Trade eNicn-
ded towards as We hope and believe thai oar efforts 10
keep up with the OF numerous custo-
ners desire give Them every advantage
in price and STYLES, that masters Of will he appre
eiaed, and encouraging patronage continued. Don't
fail examine our late purchases, sure they
are cheap and handsome.
e.. q. 81 J. W. HOLMAN
No II, West Washington Street.
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NOliIEis hereby given that on the leih day Of Ma,
- ies5 writ Of Attachment Issued bs me- Chris.
oPe " "efr' Jasiice OF the feoce, Ia Marion cow
", al he instance and upon the aasit al Isbn ,int
enmelef against the goods aud thattels. credits and
eneets OF William ier bs virtue OF sliel, ri goods
ah1 eAiues as The property Of aii Hcr have been az
aehed and appraised al 80 g. ad lhat m the 2ad day
81 June leSS, al "cpek 4. NJ vii proceed t. A.,ar
-la aseas MON ihe claim 90 said isFukeDmeer ssrrs
eerned. vii take noilee II.
CHRISTOPHER & WFpKE- Up,
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SALE OF SWAMP LANDS
IN SULLIVAN COUNTY INDIANA

NOTICE Il hereby given that the undersigned Audi
~ tor Of Sullivan county Indiana. in oner for sale al
the COuu House Door Ia ile Town OF Sullivan, In said
county, Saturday the e5Ih da, August. 1855. be-
tween the hours OF O'Clock. 4. NJ, aud o'tocE y.
NJ, the following swamp lan tO-eit:
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\TOIIGE.-Sealcd PROPOSALS distributing. by ia
- dieia Circuits tbs requisite number Laws
Journals Of The General Assembly III the Indiana
and Isl pan 81 o. 81 Indiana Reports. viii be reeeiv-
ed al The oihee Of ne Secretary of STATE Thursday
June Ssd, i-s5, N O'Clock. y NJ The county Of Aiken
viii b entitled o. - copies at Revised Statutes in adfi-
uonto those heretofore allowed . The I2h Judicial
Circuit is composed Of The counties 81 Benton Jasper
hite and ilpeeanoe aud he 18Th of The counties OF
Henry. WAYNE, Randolph and Law
Bond aud approved security wiz he required &c The
successful bidder.
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Fancy variety store.
IMPORTED WINES, &c.
nHARIEs WAIVERS. m. "a w A sIfING-

A W n E1ft-s NOs - W asEAsN1~
~ ton street. keeps constantly hand a very large
stock OF endless variety Of goods, amongst which
groceries, produce and PROVISIONS genuine Havana ca
gas, and the brands OF Virginia Obacco fresh peaches
and tomatoes In tin pickles and preserves sardines
HOLSTERS, and variety 0f other fish, white aud red
French, Spanish, and native wines, English ale and por
Ter direct from the Custom House, porte mopnaies and
pocket books unrvaed In style, quality and price; per
fumcry, combs and brushes of every descriptions pocket
cutlery, razors, knives and forks dirs ana scissors from
the best English manufacturers, German pistols and
guns, Colts and Aliens reyoyers, game bars, fishing
tackle etc. etc. Toys VERY large stock Of everything
In that lne brdcagcs Of every description for canares
red birds, hooking birds, mcekng birds. etc, also
breeding and birds nests saies, willow baskets
willow cribs willow wagons, willow cradles, willow
chairs, al very low prices. Niolns guitars nuies nfes
aecordeons French harps, tambourines tanIoes, etc
etc. Fancy goods large and hBe selection. pine and
cedar ware such a. churns wash and foot in1s well,
horse and water buckets, measures, ffns, pGs butter
mouds etc. etc. Quick and lame sales, also pufchas-
ing my goods at headquarters enable To sell espe-
cally manufactured goods unusual c~ prices Ihank-
ful the liberal patronage, which have enjoyed for
the last fourteen years solicit, respectfully acontnunnce
of the same. CHARLES MAYER
No. - Washington street. doors East Of the Palmer
House.
"A A " Il
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NOTICE

BOOKS will be opened Cor thc subscription Of Capital
I'D stock 90 the amount Of One Hundred Thousand
Dollars for the Branch Of the Bank Of the state Of ndi
ana. located under the Act Of the General Assembly 81
the State OF Indiana. entitled An Act D. establish
Bank With Ranches" al lndiaDaEos 0n the latA day
Of July, ls55, between the h0ufs<s ana ~ oclor, A.
NJ al the Once Indians A. Illinois t.urnl fail
Road Company. Indianapolis.
The Books viii o. kept open h.f~een the above men
toned hours each DAY. Cor thirty lass II SAID amount of
stock be s4ot sooner subscribed.
TlIO> 4 SMITH
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TxssrroR,At, ACQUISITION BY Russia

TERRITORIAL ACQUISITION BY Russia
Notwithstanding the war in which she is iu-
volved Russia finds time and opportunity to |
make territorial acquisitions. The St Pc |
tersburg correspondence of the London Nel0s,
which we find copied in the New York pa
pers, mentions that the peaceable and blood
less conquest of the extensive territory to the
North of the river Amur-a territory equal in
size to the whole of Germany--is now Off
cially confirmed by the Irkutzk correspon-
dent OF the Northern Bee, and is considered
as an event of great importance for the flu
ture; for, though at the present moment there
exists only one solitary winter house, there
are two most excellent harbors, capable of be-
coming, when fortified, what Sebastopol is
now in the Black Sea with reference to Tur-
key, as twill give Russia the command of the
Sea of japan, and open the door for the ag-
gressive spirit of the Muscovites to pick a
quarrel with, and finally subjugate the vast
empire of japan, and possibly China.
! 1t cannot be denied that the policy of Rus
STA may emphatically be called the policy o!
the future. Though she has both her eyes
] attentively turned towards Europe, and
watches narrowly the march of events in ev
cry country-and nothing escapes the obser
walton of her well-paid diplomatic servants
{ yet she turns witha keen glance to the East
D as fruitful field for the future employment
of her military arms and diplomatic talent u
f extending her possessions and realizing tn
o unrelaxel dream of the Czars-the possessio
S of the whole world Chicago Dem.
i |
= LATER News FROM THE Rocky MOUNTAIN
i The St. Louis Republican of the 3Cth of Jun
/ 4lr& al = N.Y.
! men, Morrice, Shaw and Osborne, arrive
:, from the Rocky Mountains. They repo
y that on the LIST of May, seven men starte
% from Fort Union, at the mouth of the clio
q Stone, to go to Fort Sarpy distance of oy
= two hundred miles, to assist in bringing son
a boats. On their third day out they were m
"a bylia party of over three hundred Siou
~ armed to the teeth, who made hostile d
III monstration toward them. One of their part
he who could speak the Sioux language, int
so fered. The Sioux demanded their surrend
y. but some of the party were unwilling VIII
i e they were attacked and man by the nal
'.e of George Skies, a German, was wound'
81 and another one of them shot at by a Sio
Id chief but was not injured. They then cal
saS to parley, and the Indians stripped them
me their guns and ammunition and every P
Tvs ticle of clothes, and left them naked in
10y mountains. They bent their course tow
' 'eu Fort Sarpy, which they reached i'll
'e| DAYS afterward, in their naked conditl
e tS having suffered considerably with cold |
1e' want of food. The only thing they had
INC eat was a young buffalo calf, which on
ian the party killed with stone, AMI wit
!. sharp flint they opened a vein and sucked
'o'S blood. Three days after they arrived at
an Sarpy.- Cincinnati Enquirer.
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NOTICE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS or THE
Il Commissioner OF the General Land Ofice the fol
lowing Land Is offered for sale: r. OF :. f. 4. Sec
Town. u. " X. East, containing eighty acres U,e
said Land viii be offered for sale the highest blis
Tuesday, the twenty fourth day Of July al ten cort
A. NJ. at the u. :. Registers Once No = Temt..rance
Hall building. JAMES TALBOT, Register.
j. 2l-dlwiw CALVIN w. RITTER Receiver
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SHOCKING TRAGEDY IN BRooKLYN.-At an
early hour on Sunday morning, as Charles
johnson, Robert Johnson, brothers, and Pat
rick McDonough, were passing the corner OF
Fulton avenue and Raymond ST., Brooklyn,
n. T., they saw three men lying on the edge
of the sidewalk, apparently asleep. Charles
johnson went up and shook them, telling
them to 90 home, when one of them, named
Michael German, jumped up and stabbed
him with dirk in the abdomen, giving him
four CHASTITY wounds He then rushed on
the Others, plunging the knife first into Rob
ert johnson, and then into McDonough.-
The wounded men were taken to the City
Hospital, where Charles johnson died in a
few hours. Robert johnson is IN critical
situation and can hardly survive. Patrick
McDonough was stabbed in the thigh, and
will probably recover The murderer was
arrested after a desperate resistance, and pro-
perly secured to await the result.
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PROFITABLE AND HONORABLE EMPLOYMENT
THE Subscriber Is DESTROYS Of having agent In each
Il county and town of the Union. A capital of from
- 10 $40 only will be required and any Thing like
Efficient. energetic make from three dol
lars per day indeed some of the Agents employ
ed are realizing twice that Every information will
be given BY addressing. postage paid,)
WIN. A. hINSLER.
jess Box le9s, Philadelphia, Pa, Post ohcr.
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MAINE LAVISH VETOED IN ILLINOIS
The Legislature of Illinois, at it's late session,
passed probibitory bill, subject to vote OF
the people, which vote was taken last week,
and resulted in tho verdict of the people
against it, by about 1900 majority. So that
all the funds and fustian expended in that
State by priestcraft and fanatcism, for the last
few years proves to be poor Investment
Had the late corrupt fusion legislature of In
diana designed to submit the matter to the
people of Indiana; their absurd monstrosity
under the name of liquor law would
have been similarly repudiated by the free
men of this State; but they will soon have
an opportunity to rebuke their unfaithful
servants, who set up to be their masters,
guardians ami tyrants, and we have no fear
for the result We congratulate our friends
in Illinois upon their triumph over priestcraft
and tyranny. They doubtless feel amply
compensated for the energy and liberal:ty
with which they circulated documents of the
right sort to counteract the delusions of the
times; for there can be no question that their
activity in doing so has been the means Of
saving their State from the disgrace and
evils that would have attended the
triumph of priestcraft, which is now set
back" at least ten years, ia Illinois. Let the
same activity and liberality be employed in
any State, in circulating sound documents,
and bigotry, intolerance and fanaticism will
rave and rage in vain.-hOckport Democrat.
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aem Embellishments.
FIGURING Mill to Rent.

THE Mill erected by the crossing Of the National
i Road West OF the City, being now finished ami al
ready for use, the undersigned propose
on fair terms ii immediate application is made.
JAMES BLAKE,
JAMES NJ RAX,
S. J. PATTERSON.
lndianapo is, March DC, 1855. apr2-d&wtf
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Change Is eOeyai with Adam'sfall-
Who exchanged, alas, for an apple ne All,
Then adopted the mask-'tts al ancient anAlr-
Invenlsd al hrst by The primitive pair,
To hide the deep blush Of transgression,
When the Juice Of the fruit they venturedto sip,
Iefl An inenaceable stain on the lip,
inst made the guilty confession.
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Pamela, Miss, Feb 5, 1854. ]
Then lnger Ro longer with the many worthless IiEi-
menis offered 10 you Oblzin supply Of NeIeans
Celebrated Lhiment. II win cure YOU.
For sale by J. H. Mclean. sole proprietor oOrner Of
Third and Pine-sts ST. I.suis. Mo
Also, by W II. R0nERTs, wholesale and retail Drug
gist, Indianapolis. iunl-wiy
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BROADWAY THEATRE Mrs. julia Dean Hayne will
peat her personaton Of Adrenne Lecouvreur this
ing ia the drama styled Adrienne the Actress" The
Of the Pleasant Neighbour 10 to DO tho closing fea
ture Of the evening.
Nmo's GARpEN--Mlle. Rachel Is to perform two cha
racers this evening" being positively her last appearance
The comedy of lie Moneau de Lesbie" the tragedy Of
"Phedre, " and Rachel LAmerique comprise the per-
formanceL
PowyaY TnrA1RE-As this il the last night the spects
Gle Of Sebasopoln be played those who have not
vet seen II should avail thess Ives of the remaining OPP
portunity The Rake's Progress will also be repre-
sented.
Burrows TmATRE--Managcr Burton announces three
very popular pieces for this evening The commencing
one viii be the "Breach Of Promise" vilikins and his
Dnahn will follow, and the whole will terminate with
"The Picnic"
WAriA,x,s T,nATx.-The "Genueman from Ireland
Is TO be revived TO- night together with 1.-THE Dowager
and aloan OF Lover Tho casts good crowded
assemblage may be expected
Woop's MNnRua-The excellent farce Of the evan
dernR Minstrelu IL offered for this evening" In conunc
ton with many other attractive features
BucEyEY,s SERsyApYRs The complimentary benefit 70
Frank Brewer the nmitabe negro dcncator Is to take
place this evening "Cindcre lla'' will b repeated.
MALONE RAYMOND repeat his very interesting Irish
Evenings tonight together with Mcallfsters necronan
tic amusements As this is the last night they are TO
perform, very crowded attendance must be the result
McAster Is also TO give day performance at O'CLOCK
Mn. Gro. G. CHARln the popular Irish comedian e to
give grand dramatic entertainment lat the Metropolitan
theatre, on Thanksgiving Day.
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Family Marketing.
RETAIL PRICES OF FARM PRODUCE IN WASHINGTON
MARKET.

Meat shows symptoms Of decrease In price this week.
though II expected that winter approached the
herdsmen from the West would have sent their cattle
into market in such quantities to produce an overpus
and consequently then cheaper meat. Veal and mutton
show advanced rates, but that was to be expected
Smoked picked and salt meats have also increased in
price.
Poultry and game Of all kinds most abundant this
week, and rates much lower than they have been
yet The lower market yesterday perfect wilder
ness of turkies geese woodcock partridges rabbits
chickens, &c. and though the poultry does not look well
on account Of the weather. Is cheap and good
Immense quantities OF wild pigeon are in market
and II people knew what excellent and economical
eating they make, they would be In much greater
demand. They are fat aeshy and fine favored and
make superb pot pics. snipe and pover have disap-
reared but old friends, the canvass ba,ks" are
"aroundr once more, and in condition to make the
teeth OF an Alderman water The weather appears to
have great effect the price Of poultry few warm
days lowers the average price two and three cents per
pound while stormy and cold weather keeps the farmers
away from the city, and rises the price correspondngly
There IA as ret but little venson in the market Fish
shows NO difference In price, and the quality in market
ane Halibut has disappeared, and will not be seen
again in market before next February There brisk
busines lin OYSTERS at the usual rates Fruit getting
scarce and dear. There some very fne apples in
market Butter has advanced SOME two cents per pound
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The TarG.
The Turf.
GRAND TEN MILE TRoTTING MATCH FOR ONE THOU


GRAND TEN MILE TRoTTING MATCH FOR ONE THOU
SAND DOLLARS.
Owing to the crowded state of our columns, we are
unable make for detailed accoant OF the match
for one thousand dolars-ten miles out, to wagons
which came of the Union Course, yesterday after
noon between Trustee and spanglc. The contest was
very exciting throughouthe horses seemed to be going
the top Of their speed from the score they frequently
changed places, and it was constant matter Of doubt
which would win, until after passing the drawgae
the last mile where Spange being about two lengths
ahead made bad break, and before he could recover
himself Trustee took the lead and the money, in
aO:29L. The following II summary -
UNioS COURSE, l.. l., Nov. le.-Trottng match for
81 ,COO-ten miles QUITO wagons.
james whepley named 3. g. Trustee, sr...........
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while cheese maintains the price, It Is remarkable
that for the past SIX months butter has maintained
rates than II known to do before. The
prospect FOR pudding eaters Is very bad Eggs
mously dear though can't tell exactly why It should
be With raisins and eggs dear, what viii people do
when the holidays Gomez Vegetables all the market,
and their varied colors freshness crpness juicsness
would be to convert nvetsrae eater ioto
vegetarian. Cabbages very plentiful and toleraby
cheap So Ia celery,
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himself the Mayor, said. al am the Mayor and want the
and have called to get them" that they both
appeared 10 be anxious in regard to the vote Of the
Comptroller that in another district, outsider with
out any sort OF authority inspector helped
certain district OF the Sixth ward that he took the
ballots fiom the box and counted them; and
that they, the inspectors, took t2s eQQnt
and made the tallies from II aNlu What
Fagg had ITO votes that he told them TO alter II tn
1885, and they did that the next day the Inspectors sail
they had ost their returns and that they went to work
to make upa new return from memoranda furnished
them that In another two gentemea ex-
smned and counted all the poll sts Of the sixth ward
where the whole number Of votes given 2O2 that
they also examined and counted all the returns for
Sheriff and the aggregate 396 which Is about 200
Of a difference
At the close Of the counsels remarks Mr. Eyarts who
appeared for Mr. Sckes said that in regard to these
specifications they would tail entirely to prove them and
that proper legal inquiry they would be found to be
unsubstantiated and without any basis to rest upon.
This closed the argument, and the Board notion
adjourned to IL O'Clock this morning.
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On Thursday evening. Nov 1, by the Rev. Dr. Millett
his residence, No. i'll Fast Seventeenth stre,t Mr.
WILLIAM II. vARIAN to Miss MAsY N. BERRIAS both of
kingshridge, N. Y.
Wednesday evening Nov. H. at the residence OF the
BRIDES father, by the Rev. Henry Fox, Mr.. SAMUEL r.
Dill Miss yIRA BARKER elc est daughter of ex-Ader
nan Barker, all Of Williamsburg, l.. !.
ROBERT WIN. ARMsrRorG late Of the city Of Dublin, to
Miss JANE MCCAuEY of Ballymonsy county Antrim, Ire
land.
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The clipper ship James Ray fbult at Wilmington, Del nj
white OH fastened and in respect OF the
hrs,mdr arrived ~ Philadelphia 18th nt To load for Liver
pool she s Of 200 tons burthen aud the folio dime
tim Length leo fee breadth Of beam "A feet aud deph
held ~ feet she Is commanded by Capt James Ray,
whose aher the vessel named, and owned by the
prising firm Of Baker Stctson.