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! S19cctttOg.'s Sate.

NOTICE is hercHv given, that we will offer for
\ sale at uulAic ye.sdue, ut the late residence of
tIlbo Rakcr. deceased in Archer township, tiarri.
son county, Ohio, on Tuesday he 81 day Of April,
A. D. 1855, four horses, about j.' head OF sheep
woik oxen and a lot of other cattle, one lot OF hey
a LOT of Oats, wheatin the grUunJ Rye, hoss'and a
~ 6slcnGina to estate ut said %)the Baker, deccas
Cd Salo to commence at ut ~ O'clock, A, NJ. and
TO continue till all are sold.
Terms OF sale, ca sh for all sums by one pgrcha.
ser under five dollars; and for all anlounrs over hive
dollars a credit Of nine months wall be given, upon
The purchaser irving u noteswi!h approved security
CHARLES CONAWAY, Fyecp,ors
OIH0 BAKER,
March ii. lSJJ-3t.
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Eg The readers attention is directed to
the advertisement of Robert Lyons, who
has opened an exchange Office in Mr.. Shar-
on's new building opposite the Mansion
House.
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New ARRANGEMENT.

Holm MCCORMICK has this day associated with
j him his brother, a.. q. Mccormick, in the Mer-
chandiztng business. They will continue the busi.
nesaatth the old stand, where they will be pleased 70
Zee ali their Old customers, and will sell them gonds
on as good terms as any other establishment in the
place.
AS wish to close the books q the old concern
persona having open accounts Will please call ana
settie, either by cash or note
Cadiz, January 24sh, 1883. !
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DEATHS s.

Near Caaiz on the l4th INST, JoHs an in
leresung son of John Hsyq6e!d, aged q
bout 8 years.
On the 18Th inst ,MAReAEEr AES daught-
or Of Richard Mansfield, eyed about ia
years
In Cadiz on the l7sh.inst, - infhn
daughter Of A. f. and Susanash Moore.
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rEThe Goart q Common Pleas for dis

county il now in session. Judge Means
presiding. Quite a number are in attend
ance.
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GAR1IpG.
Valuable Farm Fer sale.

IEsubseribe roiers fofsalea al any time besween
now ana the 10th Of March next. tie elegant farm
on which / now reside. said faftn II silaated lit
the east end a .d1eretislds aaa e9ntaias Asa acres
o. land. IS acres Of which a cleared snd Iii the very
best state Of cultivation. Fhnfes Is II acres Of good
meadow on said farm the balance 81 the clspsed
land i Of tho best Qualify iaf raising grain of aIls
tindas thcreis WATER IN all oi Ahe iititis III never
failing springs; iFiere Is gcQltyo story iu1use new
Whole length q tho building, t~Nslve teat ii Width
Fadd abed room Oh one end 81 ane 81 said ~norcles,
and Il paatfy and esokiag rgpfa oa the Others asg0oa
stable twenty SIX feet III leAgtn aaa twenty fpur III
breadth. There i one excellent coal bank within
ard On said farm, Of e~ScaileAt ff9it, and the wh0ls
vcrv pleusant Situated On the faai teasiag tgam
Moare;ield u Flushing. Ile 4iglbgrea land II GOOD
ana al Wid6fg9od iQa5ias Iae pSy iqoat fiji s1is
tfarm will bs maas moderate.
ian 81 1885 JOHN SWEAR1NGEy.
I0f NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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sMcDosoeU ~ Co.,
wholesale and Retail Booksellers,
stationors, Paper Dealers, and
blank Book Manufacturers,

STEUBEAVILLE, OHIO,
II always on hand a large assortment Of
~ School, Medical aud MISCELLANEOUS Books;
Plain and Ruled Cap aud Letter Papers; Printing
and Wrapping Papers Of al Sizes &ote Papers, En-
yelopes, Steel Pens, and al kinds 5ofStatonery.
They are prepared to fiji al orders from Nol.
chants. School Committees, Teachers and others al
low prices.
Having a Biniery connected with our establish
ment, NO are prepared TO make all kinds 81 Blanks
for Railroads, Insurance Companies, County Officer
Banks, Merchants, &c. Printed work bound 70 Or
der. as we use the best quality Of stack, and employ
the best workmen Our work will conpaf afavora
bly, with that of any other Bindery in the State
Blanks Of all kinds Pages to order
Theh highest market price paidff Dr Rags and Tan
ner,s Scr6pss MCDOWELL X co.
SteubenyiIle, March 7, 1883.
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EASIER oil, in bottles, apdou draugtt, a primo
X article for sale by nov % 1858 JBEALL
y.ytBERS Cedar Pencils, the hest in use for ss!.
& cheap By nov y 1858 } BEALL
C'TEEL PE.SS. a large and hne assortment, vari.
- oes brnuls, choapst JOHN BEALL'S.
CAND PAPER, = prime eastern article, and
> large assor tmsnt B. (apr 70, - j. BEALL.
CNP, Letter, Not and fancy Papers, Slatcs, Pen
~ eds. etc, etc, iorsale eIeap by
april ~, 1888. JOHN BEALL
oar, Post and Fancy Note Paper, various kind
- aud qualities, a large supply, at
may 4, 1853 JOHN BEALL'S
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pnhHc Sale Of Real Estate.

- UVNTV ~
THE subscriber viii offer for sale, on the Preni-
SOS. IN Sbnrt Creek township, Harris N coanty, Ohio,
on Thursday, the 29th day Of March, 1855, tie fol
lowing described real esiaIe, TO Hit; PartOf The north
west quarter Of section No 25, OF township No g.,
range i, in the Stolhenville Land District, contain
inc one hundred and twenty five acres. There is
on the premises a two so Y Brick House, a bearing
Orchard Of gralted fruit, Springa Of never falling
water, abundance Of Coal, limestone and about 90
acres of the best Of timber.
Sale TO ommenc at 10 O'Clock a M WheA
the terms will be made known by
JOHN HARRISON,
One Of the Executors ofthe estate Of Peter Harrison
Nareh u. 1889 Ct deceased
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0r SYPHILls, sCR0FULA AND DISEASED
BGoop -For those terrific diseases, Carter's Spanish
Mixtule 10 the only specific.
The proprietor have III their possession over one
hundred certificates OF the mostextraordinary cures
etfectedby il.
We refer to the certificate Of Richard Adams. late
High Sheriff Of Richmond, Va Edwin Burton, Com,
missioner Of the Revenue Tor Richmond; General
WEIGH. OF the Mummotn Circus; DR.. Hundley, Of
Washington City, Mr.. VIM. "a. Matthews, and q B,
Luck, Esq, Of Richmond, VA, Air, +. Boyden, Ex-
change Hotel, Vn.i and q host Of others who have
seen eases Of tic worst description cured BY Carter
Spanish Mixture. They atl certify that y - th'
lgfeatest put. fer of tbs blood known.
See adgertisenient--a23-lm.
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Hoy ron THE yyALiD-- W. cut the following from
the Philadelphia Saturday Gazette.' and recommend
our readers toperuse it carefully, and those sutlcr-
inc should not delay purchasing
SDR. HooTFASD's GERMAN BITrERs,- This cele-
brated medicine, prepared BY Or, Y M Jackson, ~
The imposing German Medicine store, No. 100 Arch
street, who is a scientific physician, is selling i'm
mense quantities. of it. The virtues Of this remedy
are so fully set forth in the extended notice otit, %
DO seen in our advertising columns, that there 70
hardly any room lett for US 10 speak Of il, This
much we may add4-Ofth long train Of physical
Ills 10 which humanity is heir, there is none more
distress ing than the general arrangement OF diges-
tive apparatus, which never fails q accompany a
disordered state Of the liver, Headaclie, piles, Q
morbid breRth, loss If appetito-in short an indie.
scribe wretchedness ofexistsnce, are its iIfsutiefa'
Bile md ~life-wasting attendants. These Diseases
which have bafied ihe skill Of the ablesi Doctors
have boen radically cured by Hoofiand's German
Bitters.n See advertisement. z
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B0un3v A0nG EBijI.

.T7IIE Bill granting additional Bounty Land to the
A. old Soldiers, Of the war cflal2, &c, having
passed both houses Of Congress, and presuming thar
the President has approved Of sad BID, the under,
signed will make out and forward the claim OF all
those who may impioy him soto do.
Having kept a complete Record of all claims
heretofore made out by bin, he iatteJs himself that
he can successfully prosecute all sucs claims, az
may again bo intrusted to his care.
wan ARNOLD.
Cndiz March IA. 1855.
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.n -E-t. n.H.I 11.r.Y. sr.a-,
Late surgeon % ,1s ny q : -'la'i's' ! y
tNlT9et ir2hI q lt5lvL oi ou -h'"17-Oi ''''e Nou'
Oh me 9lilfAs f9tG'' tu.nL. ,r.-L,-
Legation q the - .. -, GHlt aTHrtnop" w.
Dr' ), I. aver LrIHf aitIi ne oifh'. attSanl
rsgslVeo uo'l you loI 'lSNtll'n . V a ,Ma In
10 ms iFiFaN secretary ~ lo go M nv W. W
a"9gucss near nom ~ ~ Glp eol75n' : 80, ~. w
SO Nind as 10 seha 'ae mas peen sl1oH " n"ll5 ~
haye W many eaf,at i''i-' v cttt = 7
ours, Tfsfeetiniiy, Gt'q. ! A S,NIt,
munster llthpoIehuaTy % tuV - - So ,
Cit9Sp', d45ca - 49,
Df' ). \, aytI'- vi yopl Ci,f"E : : rs,,,ei /,
" ~ Hy Pl"CHsV' ~ ~ + 80. H., h ,bost ,;y.
which must meet n = every IeEiqHyE tho itsIgS' APP
pfouaHoh' - y go, - - ~ = na,,
nnsluth. \ op.s : p I'm, J. IT,
Araois .nc @n'sne', ~ Gql, "ns1i i - ~ ny wo,@er
personal eAPI'!otN' t'N uV H. So.
tal cures, and imnlel.Se usefulness o. ne oliAfSf
! LCt2EA'- ~ Sneii sJc'i2u1' y : E't Ni;ila't. ~.
ioGsh''a 20 20! 'ho FoueIal : i'oh'
Va. r,-,, 49,. va.v,.a,a r,.nS
L f&t'oD' Chrsuah Aofoya,t' hnoHr. ~, H. / wv W.,
J y Do'SPh' , HltA io''i i 49, = 8 t''i !" 0"
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Valuable T0Wn Property Tor sale
slibscribef offers for saie his pEaperty silnas
ted iItlpe town 0fljGtIe York, SlnithEictd town.
ship, Jefferson county, 0htas SaiIpfeperty consists
Of d good dwelling house, blacksmith shap, and t0pf
town lots, fheIe " q gos@a well q water and 4
graded frgit trecs on TITO lsts. Tu i hlackandtif tfis
would We a desirable location, as work il plenty md
pag good. Tho snbsci iDer being aesifoas pf nfayihg
west, il Why he desires ID sell. These Wishing p
4sa5scfibef on iEepseniises.
DAVID PETETlMAN,
Little York, Ohio, Feb. q, 1876 5tpd
READ8 MAD8 GLDa HING Tho bssl I'M
hea,ts 81 aass 3rtMeft ever brought ID CALI faT sala
III .aaa64 JJflN MeCORNIICKS.
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A. JUL. ScHREIDEE
ard Npiendid

4 sSORTMENr Of DaguclF0oiype Stock jus,
"a received EscIuding all sizes sal kinds iroa
the eInaisn 20 the fancy Difbront tastes may De-
%gradliei on the ul0sl reasonable terms, call and
examine thcni.
August l6. 1881 II, DAVIS
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WALL PAPERS.

TSHE subscribers are nav receiving tbeirnew sup
IL pivot Wall papers,, which WI comprise atnos
9vety variety, from cspsnM stock 20 thp tiness sat
IN tiaish. All f which VIII De sofa ct tie loves
cash rates.
slcubgoyille, Feb, %, l855.iy
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Notice.

NyLINUs
THE s'hseriher havihg purchased the entire in
tersst OF Francis Norcy iR the ilnacry II George Il
Mosey. Is authorized To- settle att uie ciaing Of the
late Srn. The business viii hereafter be CONTINUED
by the Undersigned. have naw, and Will keep csu.
sutntiy on halit "a large lUi extensive assortment q
aitkin87ot leather, &c which invite the attention a
he pubiic.
The hishc : market price viii be paid in cash Ter
HIDES and SKINS. SAMUEL GEORGE.
2 ). Those uaYingland.to eieag, would do 9cll to
save tleir BARk, as =; will pay The expense 81 ciear.
inc. $. u
Cadiz, @. March p. 1854.
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Paper H0ngings.

HaTlW. ligh5U NIO. Agent Tor Mckee 4 NVbi
wv sonas Mani featured Gelds. nov 22ls4
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bIosDAf. Oct. 22-P. M.

AeSpAf Oct. 22-P. NJ
The downward turn Of the stock market continues,
and large quantities of the fsnces were offered for
SALE The consequence was fall, in which nearly
the whole list participated. A large amount of eel
lers' options were Put out and the supp'y of stock
regular vas larger than the demand. TIE only res-
son for the fell of to-day and Saturday, is the appre-
bepsion of bad news by the next steamer aud con-
tinued export god which may produce contraction
eventually by the banks. There is at present an
abundance of money on good stock loans, aud no
difficulty in conveying stocks if holders did not tear
thu future The largest business was in Erie, OF which
over 1000 shares sod opening at 533 and after
several fluctuations closing at 534 deoine OF Is per
cent; of the sales some 5000 shares were on sellers
option. Reading was very hesvy, and sold at the
close at 90, decline Of Il per cent. Hudson river
fell off to 35; Harlem 24I Panama at 1904, &C. After
the board some 800 or 400 NewYOrk Central sold at
92 decline Of p cent, and more offered at that
price. The Western sbares were offered freely, and
were lower, excepting Gaena and Chicago, which
sold after the second board at ll9s. Cleveland and
Toledo was 76. dividend of, equal to 50l Michigan
Central o. Michigan Southern, 97l. Cleveland
Columbus and Cincinnati, los. Chicago and Rock
Island, 90, &c. Canton declined ! = cent
Cumberland sold to the extent Of $500
shares, falling fve-eigbt = cent Nicaragua
closed at III &C. The transactions in railroad bonds
show heavy market. The sales are $4,000, in-
Guiding $4,000 Illinois Central, closing at 7si;
SEQ 600 Hudson river Sd mortgage, Il; $4,000 Eries
1883, 92i 90; $4,000 d. 1875, 81 &c State stocks
sympathized with the market. Virgnias sold at 965
97.s4oo 900 hissouris at ssl The absorption OF State
bonds for banking purposes is considerable but not
equal 10 the amount which finds It's way on the msr
ket. The annexed table shows the changes since
Thursday last the day the Atlsntcs aivces were re-
ceiYed:
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To Mariners.

GENERAL SAILING DIRECTIONS FoK VESSELS BOUND TO PORr
LOVs-E C. Frorle X. b.. surveyor general Msrls, aud
Edward Kelly hsb aster Port Louis transmitted The fol-
lowrs grsrsl sailing directions for vessels bound % Port
Loui. the State Tartmnt, date 4 Aug 30 1895;
vessel INK the tom tho eastward wind
de) should give berth Of mes % the reefs ot Amber
Island should be careful not 20 approach the revolving tight
FIAT bland O. the nortnward ofN " W w,
until Gunper's Quon bears west, when course may bo
shaped mid charmed pass bet seen Guanes Onon al Fiat
island.
HAVING passed westward Of the Quoin the sized sht @
on pcir will become ysbe ard having brought the light
on Flat and besr n. T. N the course be changed
W. W s. to announcer point, az tbs distance OF
about miles.
As soon the 6xed light C,nonner point bears g. E BY
g the vessel may haul up ". BY (wilh rmarnd noun
tsin In sight shend Il the night be Gle r the anchorage Oh
Pert Louis 10 miles. But having sailed 81 miles
on course sbrea,t TOmbesu hay, the light Canon
pier Point will become red, at which time the two nights
Csnor nier point ard Flat Is and will be IN line.
The red Rht the mouth Of Grand river viii Be sea
bearing w and the night be cea tho Corps de Gds
mo ain over n which o5u the vessel for
about miles and the igh. effort George, Tom
Keller and bears y r. the anchor cn.y be dropped the
best ~ chorns ground ouie Of the hAbor standing far
her toward he Grand ysr light 10 the southwd the vessel
will approach 10 the reefs
It's however generally advisable 70 the vessel passing Cam
ounier point akinK sail occasionally for the
o. preserving her ps Op 70 ssn he anchorage day
eh In preference ptng Il at night, by which In but
few been saved Considerable risk, well
the sUchons outside will tnu, be avoided er
point much caution cannot be aten 10
prevent the vessel the red OF that light
before she las un the distance of % a lies.
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DIED.

pINNIEG-At Yonier, Saturday, Oct y At ne ienoe'
ofGeo Dunn ns Mrs FRANCES W. VIE OF h'on9'" y" u
DubniDs Ct Phisdsiphia, sgee q
cr-sDFRNAN-Op Sunday. OFT q, AZ VeFncn, avenue
RTooII1p FERDINAND GUEDERNAN aged yea.
1ts we're rteed CsnoetoF5 u tue EYoIGIaeut
,FGBATH-op surdsy night Oct q in the I4A year Of h
,Fe EDWIN J. MbGhAJh' ,,..-, -, A..
esi t,os HE late sdence NJ $50 East Fifteenth street
80, Tn,.dayl O'clock without further iny4
ron The remains vii be pteutd the sec0od,treei Mar
bic Cemetery.
O'DONNELLY-OD Monday Oct p, AND". O'DONSsLLi'
eyed IS yeas rsss Of county Trons Psnh o. Cappss'
Ire aud
his friend. and acqusuts-ces ard those n lis nephe o.
D. Mstue those Of his nephew, Henry ODoaneIy a-e
rpsctuy invited hs funeral from bic lac resi-
os6ce No Spring s;Iest Wednesday the 2th inst a.
O'Clock.
ROss-On loth month, Pat, AUGUSTUS WOODRUFF
youngest Of samuel H. aad Co;deha a h'ss' aged
moths and days . 81, -,
20 attend the faner. az u Seock hs nes1yl serncon
from The reidence u the parents No. ~ Oresn ion see
wARD-on Sunday, Oct a. FIRE oER'CK' son Of Oliver D
Ward, aged years and II mon'hs
friends Ei'e' p attend tie 1e'.' this
ATE noon o'clock from NO II Est tlaeelih street.
wABD-n Brooklyn d. on Sunday Oct q aged N 1nhs
tbd 10 days LIZZIE RUSSELL, daughter Of Dr. James II.
tnd Elizabeth Ward
The relatives and hisEds Of the family :y invited
20 attend the funeral TUssday sernooc 81 Scoek ron
the IeHdehee OF - pIents, No. IS Fourth street
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Disaste.s. Sc.

ius passd date 10 uoies Of Bsrne at light vessels MAG
out q war Appaen attached to hull IL IL ta1oms sseT
alto about NILES " Of the ght. psssed dsck Of
vessel deck house prin ed DARK co9r c'ud after
cask pump lashed 70 the house aud bedding floating
aboa pa.sed by but Feon boAEt thinks her
TO b. schr.
BARX LUCINDA from C0Ida for New York has ischarPeA
her crgo Porsnf and rp7n the railway fsr
She = Il b. entirely recoppeged
sshoTe the Berry ISLANDS 2rh
by sehr Sh1taa Post, al NeworsauS Could not m>ks
her
NtsNG Bark Adeliue Capt John Newman. o.
snC New York I Opo sailed about the sh Of March
last end he rot bcen heard from >he wsPsbsby
when few bsrk Rodehck Dhu, which sailed
company for the port comP-si 10 pUi into Ber
uudi ia consequence of injuries received IN sale.
Capt Newman 90 u Rhode lslsai when iBgsnt
bis parents grated 10 Nova Scoiis With him. De rspe
stntsd have been very worthy End had sailed fou
NevYork many He hs. lef family in Nova Scotia
Toe Adene so5 vessel Of 29 ait in Dsmanc)t
ts IN lsi5, and was PROBABLY insured &c he~ York
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The cash receipts for the quarter ending Sept 80,
1855, are less than for the same period last year but
the aggregate locations are larger. The reason is
that tie bounty lani.warrsnts were nearly exhausted
before the beginning of tie last dscsl year, while the
market is now well supplied with them under the re
cent set. Ten thousand p6ieats have been issued IN
der The act Of ISIS.
TIE Tnes gives he annexed statistics Of the cotton
crop Of last season.
TIE export value Of The late cotton crop for tie
financial treasury yeer ending 30.h Of JuIe, 1855
registered az he department IN Was linyton we
bsve ascert med amounts 20 only sssl42 s44 against
So, ss6 22O in 1854 ibis result, which ia less than
was anticipated rom the high prices ruling for cotton
a. the close OF he season, is made The more remsr.
able, ffOm the fact that the weight Of the exoo. ia
1855 was l00s, i24 col pounds, agains. 9s7 33 loo
pounds weight IN 1854 bus Masking the aver age er.
port price ID ls55 only ga ce1ts he poGod Ggains.
- cents. average IN 1854 The number Of bales *.
ported Is registered . 3O2 4o3. This gives an average
weight y bale Of 4o7i fbs. The following are the
comparative oec.G figure: Of he ::essTy yea;;
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Whalers.

Arr at Singapore Aug. l6, Ellen HuHtod, Of Edsutcwu,
spokenJuns 90 oil Cape Lucas, Wn Rotch, Morssse:
DER =. r. with large VIII Constitution wnse~' Nsnt oil
July 5 of Galapagos islands, Hector Norton New BEDFORD
Aug l. Of f.csm,, Cornes Cr.po New Bedford GOO VIII
Champion Gardiner Westport 7oo p ciarce, Gsord New,
Sept g. la. IS NJ lon So 10 W. bark Mary Ann, Maeomb1.
sert g. Oh Flores ship Draper Sanford NewBsdford beand
Ar New Bedford 18th bark puub.rOG Nys sSuh Au.n'
o sss Goa X Scaa s oH % 3D. ii
ffom bark Samuel & Thomas Msttspoise,t.
sid from Tahiti preyiou. MAY a. ship Dan Webster star.
buck Nantucket 7op; Barclay Cote, do 500 DO Potouss'
letter So I CAPT 'Snss SP bs i s@yS. Of
reports having spoke April ~ lat % 90 s. Onlts w. bs aa,'
isnd bark LerSgton smith New Bedford 20 sp IIb, ship
stepharIa, Fisher; DO 80 sP SIS wh.
ports her laying od and on .. EmsO May a. oa
had taken 20 & = a GS ,s Soua ia ne bD' sss
Fuller New,BedfC,d $50 sp'i James Arnold sullivan do
BY letters received In New Bsdiod, from Fsy.l ship T. G.
Jones whieh was reported feE day. saSe yin go - 70 not
the Nafchsz reported With lio 'p had BAT bo' Bark Byron
letter from The third oeer Of ship Falcon Norton Of
bark Msrslet scott How New. bedo,d 10 sp had SEGA
whales ter tines ship Navy wod Do 10 'p Alec report.
not known. The mate Of The Faoon Mr. Wood, bad bssa
ssnssed . 90 Ion. 50 49, wh.lin, ship bound
h., showing o
Cid at New Bedford f0th bark George aud Mary, toi "es'
Al Fsysi SEPT 59 Lsdy suffolk Robo'on Of Beverly land.
ed SIS bb bedford OF snded " Dbl.
Abel Borden Of Fail River sns ed 2i5 bb o'c'Oa Ma
comber, Of N b.. Just. Arr.
At ST. George Oct 4, John Elizabeth, ~ L.
At Flores Sept Cores Fish Of sid from New London re-
cruittpg oil WE'LL had boat stove by large sp wh.
A letter from Capt. Kinds Of bark Lsnus, Of n b., 70.
ports her At Eays Sept H. s well 10 sail the same day on
cruise. - n,.u
SD from Port Louis Mauriu, Jay 81 bark IOnla Ranta
b. 20 cruise of Bourbon and AatsgascsE Aug chip
Wfsm Ez, Picksns do to cruise Of DO eIpec;ed 70 ea
home LIST Of June % Helen Auguss, Marble rewpoH,
30 clue OF 81 Psus and Ams erdsn-had oosined 10 nea
p L.. which made full complement al vel.
DIN w Cape OF New land by letter from Capt Dsvoi,
late ofstip his. preyiou, 70 jane Coosre" Kelley b.
so ,p II VII Lspwins Weeks DO. 100 Msrths Stewart,
y r. go 3D.; DISCO Worth ~ b. 80 sp heard Of no other
ships doirg anything; whales very scsree.
Heard from no date, OF Fort Dsuphn, Hannah Brewer,
smith L. Zoo wb John g. Edward Smith, ~ B., clean,
bound 10 tn bay hadsga.c OF New Holland previous
TO June LapwiDg Weeks NB 500 sp 600 VIII "a Hauth'
ton Marble Fall River, go sp. 90 VIII Hunter, Manroe'
N. B., clean NJ.
rero her June q with 900 bb board sent hone
90 bbla had taken 800 bills the last 81 months :.
Spoksn-Aug % of Flores ship Nautilus Swain, n b., Az
vel, clean.
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