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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-05-16


To tie world an example OF the most risId
piety. Though, perhaps, ti,Ae paHanie
and biloied. he was ye. man OF lAe
siernost and most Incorporating virtue.
Bat, as Tom Hood say.
" Nhs for thc rarity
oi christina cHauty
tHtHf ite SUD
The old Deacon had no, the least bit ct
IT, Having no faults or io,bie- ol hi. own
lst least De thought .n that called aloud
tor CHARITY, be coail noe understand ahr
they should ever form component part ia
tho natures Of other people. lie had
passed the hey day OF youth. and had
quite forgotten that he WAS once yo4pH
" lih much business aud responsibility
resting en- himself DE GleI % see hau
those with fewer cares could possibly be-
merry and uucoucerned Indeed the Daa,
con witnessed many very common human
phenomena Tor which be could ass "a 80
cause than moral deprayl,y, and, HitAal,
he had one weakness, which very natural
Is grew out Of his lack Of charity his
WA a most uuhouuded creduity as to the
short comiags which gossip IS daily ehafg-
ing upon some members of % community
So credulous Was the Deacon 10 this re-
spect. and 30 ready to believe IN the cur
pabiIy o. another. that be was often made
the victim OF a practical jokes and though
ae lived in village Of not over five hun.
drcd Inhabitants. be had been made 70 be-.
lievs il contained several gambling deus
and At teast tWo Peter F1nh auction shops.
lie was at ooa time convinced iiai d soc>
sty o.. lree-lgvars held meeting. in tbe
Town Hal. bot. before completing hi.
PLAN for Their suppression they urnsd cut
50 be lodge ol know Nothing itu,
be Mas often Fut on the wrong tack. lat,
uu.he kugut Eu.s ucL..je, VI. D., he
never quite succeeded u getting bis ,Ye
teeth cut Ea'uis only tae last " drive
f.ayed oil on blm thai~ design to rccofd
Il happened IN 'b,s wise; Ilder Nisriy.
pastor u Deacon Bfawn's church, wa7 ca
tour 1t the u'h iar tLa beuedt %. that
cleficN disorder. le bronchitis Nst
Wisely. toe SECOND wife Of taa cider. aas
iar some reason ieit at home. Tbs lad,
was quite yea'aiuI AID had, hy ber eeuue
aasl Hos. won tas esteem 40 's entire
rs 3D. T. a4s during tie a'seuce Of hsf
worthy A4sharl ths' Deacon Brown, on
going 70 the post office one morning, re'
c,i,ed Tie following Communication
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Jefferson Advertisements.
D. ]. THIRTY, T. J. ROGERS
TERRY " ROGERS,
RECEIVING, FORW ARDlNG AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Successor. 50 W NJ Frceman)
Dallas Street Jefferson, Trsas.
'I>llE undersigned lsying leased tho Ware
i House Of W. NJ Freeman, well known
for lis proximity to the waters edge and con.
'onience IN receiving freight, are now pre- pared
to receive and store Cotton or other goods,
committed to their care
We solicit liberal share Of patronage, and
promise that no reasonable mat. shall 60 away
dissatisfied
All kinds Of articles sold on commission.
Bugging and Rope aud Liberal Cash ad-
yauccs made on cotton.
TERRY 4 ROC Frs.
Feb II, 81 2J-ly
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John A. Ocmarchi,


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100
MO- I'D call we attention 81 thv county
w and city 10 his large ana Vared assert
m,nt OF
freSa spring ana NhmWtr ""o"s'
n. La. .,tt.ifs th. attention of huyers
lie patus9el'. ,h.n. ,,", he IL. nrrpaf,d 10
IA ,h.,n ts.t.re m tie various style. Of
SGks.
Robes
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Hosiery,
Kohons'
M""''''"'
Ana h's s'",h "' y..a.
Housekeeping "oo1I ,.,.r.1
cannot o' 'N''"'''
IN rnr GREATEST VARIETY ASD STYLE of
49,.
Linens,
organd'cs.
French prints and ja'o"o's'
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EDITOR AND PROrRIFroR


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10 another historical romance from the
talented pen Of AIexaudro Dumas
80 proceeded his literary labor. in those
DAYS when he was in his glory and prime.
be day was a regular succession OF ex>
elements In the morning Dumas par,
cele1 out new romance. Then came
the hast, dictatlon Of tcuiAeton article ;
succeeded, mayhap, by a letter OF gals
lantfy, and this by the reading Of lew
pages Of press>prof Then visitors, talking
with whom be would at the Same time plan
out naw scene for n play, or look over
the manuscript a. one OF lis laborgieHfs
Aud so Che day was spent
Some Of lis aids hal become we'll
known. Il is TO secret TINT the plots
and more ,haa the Plots often Tor his best
drama, have been stolen from SIR W alter
Scott. from Victor Hugo. Ia Niguv and
others Nor is Il a secret. that those his
tofical romauces which have most largely
contributed to the fame of Dumas a. an
author, are the product, some of authors
long forgotten, some Of the fertile brains
aud ready pens Of men OF our tine who
are unknown to fame Paul Maurice
wrote the " Two Danas," Amaufy
and ilscauia" NalicGle wrote Ceor
ges, Romance" and Dumas placed bis
name upon The tlle page aud sent it to
press, without even rendug the Ms and
Angus, Maguet, the most able aud versatile
Of all the literary aids OF Dumas, wrote
aud compiled nearly every one OF those
works upon which rest, the fame u his
cher a. "a author. VIZ. the a." ibree Mas,
keiest." Twenty Years Auer." the
&c y lcomte Brape.Ione and even large
Cbr.,a, which bs. besides whole char
,.,. t,ts. ,..,,.t ,..,lai,,, nom the
. N ....,.s ines dos A,,U.y,. de- Ia 70.
,ies Of p,eebet
Sa-b AR, Sam. If a., m,sof.ss 81 this
lte,ety. work sben All, tiaorsstian
s,i.es Mint .at. Dumas ,o .ue. exBa.
.,.,.J II. c.,.. at.I. t,r b.ai. and did
~, ,gso /, ,l.... d,ys se... ID. .,e. Them
.....,
II ). mankind. j." saws he. "not iadi,
yilnsls who bav, tb. inventive faculty..
rs.j.''.j.,i1i,,I n,,s .,.h,i il alr..d, ip.ex
-. - a,,.,.....,,.,. oll material
,,.,l .a,.,,,ln,.. share, ti,e ,,..sfa
6,,,1 ~ l.o,,ts.I.. .ouo,.., erett.aB
49,, t,aaa i.,ne5.,blify You take f..ly
heEasf whoever ,on NAV Gld IT, Ter its
ma, If .s.i,. does n5t steal: be o.lv
l.,1gs.,,.,..
81 u.o,-,n ,,,,. 20 Lo continues. "l,e4use
,.,...., 49,, a..'t uo.l.r.i,.i tte matter
~, ,.r.,.,'., ,cr,...3 m. of ri.oi.,i.e,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-05-16

fa wii3w OF eS>p,esidant Polk Is 10
te r. Washington nest winter. for tia
ptfose, e is said of facilitating the com,
pisaou OF lAe memoirs Of her deceased
basJaaI--a .abos de-! salsA to hsr ia Ais
w3i.
NJ Aasa las oeea arrested and com.
mi.ed 10 san Aui0aio on tue charge Of
matdetiug man uamed Doison on Turkey
Creek, while both we're Intoxicated.
1ae London Imas says Inst if III.
Americans bad possessed India. il would
have been eossssl with railroads bsioro
,as.
T. .maud Raymond has been committed
ia faYel,e county oa the charge Of att
tempted fape. Toe ease - very aggra.
waited oae.
4 correspondent Of toe State Gazvn
aoaAaatea Jadse lleniphG Tor the I, :,
nate. e teeefq- WA U-a.,on
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-05-16

I p. MOTT, Carpcnier, and JOINER Mar
-. shall, Texas. Va.
January ), 81, Np''''
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-14
ga,prp-Q :e'2 e @, G2p .clyrrl
3 81 y LIZ, Il ~ : 20
S HEPHERDS I OW N
For the week ending Marcl. IA, 1857.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Flour sales to-day cf 800 bbls. Howard
81. a; SO.
Wheat there were 270O bushels offered
to- day, and sales made Of white wheat at
1873 Isle, for good to prime, and 1872 a
1859, far fair to good; red l43 l44o.,
for good to prime.
Corn to-day there were 22,50O bushels
offered, and sales Of yellow al TO 63c.'
white at 60 63c.
Oats there were 1000 bushels offered
to-day, sales at 10 4Sc.
Rye there were 500 bushels offered TO-
day. we quote Md, al 7Jc., and Penn,
at IS a 7oc.--CEpper 1871 instant.
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~ r. 10 16j .-IsC 20

On the bridge, a, Ilarper's Ferry, by
Rev. T.. ]. Diukhouse, March l. Mr..
James J.. b. Pitcher, of Baltimore, and
Miss Mary Z. Reed, of llaPer's Ferry
In He'd !es,llIe. on the 9th Of Novem'
her, by Rev. l.. F. Wilson, Mr.. George
u. Bell, TO Miss 4. r. DGuiS, both OF
Berkeley county.
On Tuesday evening, February 9th,
by Rev. L. F. Wilson, Mr.. John ".
Curtis, To Miss NGrgaret Il. Lofcrer,
bo'h Of rke,ey county.
On Thursday, 10th ult by Rev. l.. f.
Wilson, Mr.. Samuel Williamson, 10
Miss .4aaa Maria Barnes, both Of Berke-
ley county.
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U.bA D a. -

On the morning Of The 9Th inst, at Har-
per's Ferry, Jerome B. Ioung, aged
about IS years.
At his residence, in Laport County,
Ind, Mr.. UTah Lock, formerly of this
County. in the sd year Of his age.
In Marlinsburg, on tie 4lh ult., Mr..
Charles Getzendaner, aged about 30
years.
In Marlinsburg, on the 73h inst, Julia,
youngest daughter of Mr.. Isaac Fawver,
aged about 2 years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-14
VALLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

NTOTICE.---Th Annual Meeting of the
" Valley Agricultural Society will be
heldln Winchester on IHursday,the 18Th
tan of Narch neat. when il is desired
tina, there shall be full attendance Of the
members, as there will be general cleo
ton of Officers Of the Society, as well as
other important business before The meet
ing. By order Of the Executive Com:
J.3JIES II. BURGESS, Sec
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REPORT ON i
SPERMAT0RRHUA.

Tus, Published by the HOH.3RD .9SSOCI-i-
D ZION, Philadelphia, a Report on Spernla'
torrhda or Seminal Weakness Impotence, The
Vice 0 { 0naaisrn, MastHtbsiioR, or Self Abuse,
and other Diseases Of the Sexual QTgaps, SIIh
an account of the errors aud 6eceptions OF
Gpiack,. and valuable sdyiee 10 tias AFFECTED
by GEO. Il CALHOUN. VI. D. consult
ING SURGEON. Of the .9SSoCLfT10.S,. a
benevolent hystution, established by special
eudovmeni. for The reiiefOfIhe sics and dis-
tre,.ed. afflicted wiih 'Vrthent and Ep'sensc
Disease A coosof TIE Report will be seat
5y mail iin sealed enyeIope) free ef charge,
On. he receipt OE ilcO- SiGaps- Tor postage. Aa-
dre., DR. co X CALHOUN 4
No. . Souih Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa
Nav II 1856. 26-1y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-14

Narrioge Guide, by DR.. I'm. Young.
Harri0ge GMde, by DR.. I'm. Young.
Warrioge Guide, by DR.. Nm. YOamg.
4narri0ge Guide, By DR.. HIM. IOmng.
Uarri"ge Guide, by DR.. I'm. Young.
Narriage Guide, by DR.. I'm. Young.
Marriage Guide, by Dr.. I'm, KOung.
MARRIAGE GUIDE-YouNG's GREAT
III PHYsIoLocIcAL WoRK: THE POCKET
.ESCUL.4PIUS, or Every One his own Doc
tor, by WM. You've, NJ. D. 1t is written in
plain language for the general reader, and is
illustrated with upwards of Que Hundred En-
cravings. All young married people, or those
contemplating marriage, and having the least
impeachment 10 married life, should read this
book. 1t discloses secrets that every one
should be acquainted with still, it is book
that must be kept locked up, and not lie about
the house. 1t will be sent TO any one on the
receipt Of twenty-five cents. Address DR.
WIN. YOUNG, l52 Spruce street, above
Fourth, Philadelphia, Pa.
February %, 1851. IA -ly
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GO M M Ks s s ADM Z R RS S
SALE
OF
VALUABLE
HOUSES & LOTS,
IN SHEPHERDSTOWN,
Jefferson County, Fn

JeDefSoh CouHtY, no
DY Virtue of a Decree Of Tie Circuit
ID Court of Jefferson County, Va, rem
dered on the 29;h day of October, 1856,
in the suit of Daniel Border against Dan
iel G.. Henkle and others, and also of a
deed from William Fawcett and Mary his
SiGe, dated on the Bird day Of March,
1857, the subscriber as Commissioned,
appointed by said Decree, will,
On Saturday, 28th March, 1857,
offer at Public Sale, to the highest bid
der, in front Of tie Office Of John NJ. Jew
Ell, E-q., in Shephcrd>town, the follow
ing Houses 0nG lots in said Town:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-14
A FARM FOR SALE.

1IHE subscriber having determined to
| leave lie State, will sell the Farm MP
on which he resides. II Is situated about
one mile Nouh Of SbePhcrdstown, on
the road leading rom Ihsi place TO Bed
rf9tun, and contains
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-14
l55 ACRES,

o( Limeslone Land. 1870 Of which are
cleared and the balance in Timber. Tbe
cleared land is divided into SIX fields Of
about ,wsnt, -one acres each. There arc
on the premises a Two story Dwelling
House. Containing eight rooms Stables
Corn Cribs, Wagon Sheds. and oil otlsrr
necessary oct buiIdiuge, an orchard Of 20
Trees OF chn!ce lrmi. There are six
springs and never falling well Vi water
near tire dwelling.
Nov 30 f.. &. WILLIAMS.
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FANCY GOODS At gQST-F0R CASH

'THE undcrsigned viii sell his STOCK OF
Notions al Cos,for cash, among which
+ will enumcrate the following articles !:
Watches. Watch Chains, Gold and Sill
YER Pencils. Ear Rings. Finger Rings,
Breast Pins. Gold, Sllcer and Steel Spec
,acles. Port Monies, Shell. India Rubber
and Horn Combs. Periumery, Whips
and Canes, Wax Dolls, Vollhs. Clocks,
&C., &c. b. I. WILLIAMS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-14

oe hereafter arranged ana puDllShed
For best 10 Acres Of Wheat $40
For best Acres Of Wheat 10
For best 10 Acres of Corn 90
For best Acres of Corn 10
For best Acres of Cloverseed &C
For second best Acres of Cloverseed 10
For best 5 Acres Of Timothy seed 10
For second best 5 Acres Of do. 5
For best 10 Acres of Oats 10
For best > Acres Of Oats 5
For best | Acre Of Potatoes 10
For hest J Acre Of Potatoes 5
For best Acres of Hay 10
For second best Acres Of Hay 3
By order Of the Commiuee
j. II, BURGESS, Secretary.
February %. 1857. 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-14

TIE REMAINS OF DR.. kANE.-lnlOr-
nation was received last evening of the
arrival Of tie remains Of Dr. Kane al BE!
Air, and their uanshipmeut across the
river to Brnwood, where they were pIa-
ced upon the express train las! evening,
due in Baltimore at ten o'clock this NOR.
ninp. The committee OF reception left
for Martinsburg, where they viii be then
IN charge and conducted on. The pro-
cession TO day &ilI doubtless be one OF the
largest anu most imposing that has ever
been Witnessed in Baltimore.
The CoamiH.e appointed TO Receict
the Remains Of DR.. Elisha Kent Kane
at Uariinsbhug The committee ap
POINTED to receive the remains OF DR.. hane
proceeded 10 Mauins5urg, the point a
which they were to receive them from the
Ohio committee. They met the train a
that place, at \. NJ, with The tunera
party, consisting Of the brother OF Dr
Kanc and The GLOWING gentlemen II
charge -Lucius Butter, E.q.. Chairman
DR.. 4. VI. Smith, A. s. McMiiiin, repre-
sen,ing the Medical Faculty Of Columbus
Can't. J. o. Ramsey. Lieut.. Thco. Jones
q arter Master. +. II, Nichols, of The
Military Of Columbus J. Tough, Esq o.
the Grand Lodge Of Ohio /; Hon. e. b
Langdon, OF the Ohio Legislature ; J. &
Neil, Esq. b. F. Rhioehar', Esq, rep
resenting the citizens of Columbus IT,
u. Robinson, Esq, George 5. Bennett
Esq, on the part of the press of Cncln,
.-Bahimore Clipper, Ih INST.
The remains of DR.. Kane arrived al
Philadelphia on the llth inst, at o.
clock, p. NJ, and was inferred on the next
day.
There are four hundred and liry-nne
harbo.s on the Atlantic coast of the U. ;.
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CORBIN &

Box 1910, post-ofiice, Baltimore, Md.
~ Orders for tickets in any OF the Mary
land Lotteries promptly attended to, Circulars
containing list of all the Lotteries for the
month, forwarded on application
March Z, 1851. lo-om
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-14

GERMAN CoNsTANCY-.l Ecmnnce.-~
"a Monday, On the arrival Of the morn
49, team from the East, two German girls
stepped out "f the cars and were imuodia-
'eIy recognized by two Young men who
were standing on the platform, hen they
were cIa> ped in each ct crs arms. Their
emigration 20 this country iorms an inter.
"snng story. The youug men are nd.
''ves OF "uFem5utg, Gerinany,aud when
IN their native place fell in love with the
daughters ola wealthy citizen, and their
love was rcclfrocat,d on the part ct Tie
dan9h!ers. But the attentions Of the
youths, who were peer, provoked the ire
OF The parents OF tie maldeos. They
would not b" d'SGraced by the marriage OF
their daughters 70 the two poor young
men OF Nuriem5urg. Finding mat the
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-14
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGE


We invariably answer letters by return mail
enclosing the tickets in good safe envelope
and ALWAYS observe the strictest confidence
After the drawing is over, we send the official
drawing, with written explanation Of the re-
suit OF the venture. All prizes bought at this
Office are payable Immediately after the draw
ing in Current Money and we take Bank Notes
of any State, or Bank Drafts in payment for
Tickets at par. For odd amounts in making
change we receive postage Stamps, they being
more convenient than silver. Correspondents
may place the utmost confidence IN the regu-
larity and safety Of the mails as very lew or
no miscarriages of Money happen when prop
erly directed to us BE careful that you men
ton your post office, County and State. Give
us at least one single trial, you cannot lose
much, if not gain. One single trial may make
YOU independent for life. TRY US. There
should be no such word as fail Address
&
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There are four hundred and ffly-nine
harbo.s on the Atlantic coast of the U. ;.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-14

Jew Crop New Orleans Moasses for
" sale by Rentch 6 Co.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

An election will be held for School
\ Commissioners of Jefferson County
for the ensuing year, on SATURDAY, the
l1h day Of .Narch, at the places and m-
der the supernendence of the persons
named in the following schedule, VIZ:
Districts. SapertHe"dcnfS'
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CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES
&c Whole Tickets SIG 90
&c Half Tickets w
90 Quarter Tickets w
Nothing Tentme--NOthing Gain !!
Tickets Bought by the Package are always the
most Profitable to the Purchasers.
For SO we send package Wholes, Halves and
Quarters.
For SO we send package Halves and , Whole
tickets.
For So we send packages Quarters and one
Whole ticket.
Look at the following
SPLEEN sc ii r W T. S,
One Of which arc drawn at II O'Clock each
day of tie week
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PatapScO Institute Lottery.

This favorite Lottery is drawn daily. The
Capital Prizes are $4,000, $1,000, $1,000, So
500, sc. Single Tickets, One Dollar.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-06

nous and antagonstic factions, be Was
put under keepers, and not allowed the
use Of pen, ink and paper, uni. the
election was over. James buchanan
had no need OF writing letters, for he
plainly announced that he should be
strictly guided by .heparty creed, enun-
ciated by the national Democracy at
Cincinnati. The frcelnen Of the coun-
try knew what Mr.. Buchanan would do
and what he would not do il elected.
Not 50 with Fremont A renegade
Democrat, once Catholic. and then
u Know Nothing, now here now there,
the public had no certainty Of his
views OH public measures, or national
policy, and the. cforc did not dare u
elect him. He was rejected AS unsafe
and unfit for the office, and inimical t.
the pcrpetuity ofthe Union. Ofcourse
the Gazette feels bad, but We canno,
console our ncighbor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-06

INTERFERING GRoGRAPHCAL CACr
to the time OF the escape Of tho Russian
ship Dwina from the Allied fleet in the
Golt Of Tassary, is Was supposed hy all
wsitsrs 90 geography that ihsse vss NJ
outlet from the Gulf Of TAsssry 10 the
Gulf VI Saehalien, and therefore Sasha-
lien 10 described uron oil maps and
oharts - . psainsula. The escape Of the
Owios from the Enelisb feet 10 The Gull
OF Tartsry could not e ssplsined sxcept
upon The hypothssis thss the guile asmeJ
we're connected By . morrow channel
snowa osly TO The Russisns. 10 coo.
vescastea With ono Of the Grew 81 The
O.taa - asesssained that sueh chan.
nei ssisse, aad that through, Il The DIVINE
"sespsds bet that Il 10 ezisswsly d,t6eul.
= nsvil a1e. pssaiae - Il lo@c throvah
30 Sand deposited q shs mossh % ~
Amoor. Al the ums the Dwina escaped
IRON Castso's Bay. Con. Elliot ssspect.
ieG that she had sailed for ihs head Of
he eslf. proceed - sas soslhwssd % b
could 10 bosts but did not suoossd, II.
subsequently, reported that tAses sosld
DO 40 shaussl through which . chip Of
!he s0s.lees Tonnage o4uld b nasieAtei.
u 10 nov demon strs.sd that hs Was 10
error. The qusstlea 3 400 dsaaalssiy
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