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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-29

GREAT SLAUGHTER OF READY MADE CLOTH
1se.-In order to change business, M. HAM
BURGER & co. No. "a, Market Square, are
selling out their entire stock of Ready Made
Clothing without regard to cost. Any one
in want of articles in their line would do well
to call early. de 2S-lwT
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Stoves, Hot Air Furnaces,
FIREPLACE STOVES,
RANGES, CAMBOOSES, &C., C.
OUR friends and the public generally are
" informed, that having largely increased
our facilities, we are now prepared to supply
promptly all articles embraced in our line, on
usual terms, (wholesale and retaiD at lowest
prices to punctual customers. We name in
part the justly celebrated New World Cook
Stove, than which there is no better Cook
Stove in the country-we have also for sale
the Delaware Cook, Complete Cook, Enchan-
tress, Fanny Forester, Sunrise Air-Tight,
Morning Star, Globe, Bucks Patent, Pacific,
&c.
Our assortment of Parlor, Store, Office
and other Stoves is large and desirable.
We also, offer to the public the Spiral Hot
Air Furnace, which is so constructed as to
present very large radiating surface, with
out the least obstruction of draft, thus max
ing it great fuel saver, as we'll as an excel
lent heater.
Purchasers will find it decidedly to their
advantage to examine our large and well Sc
led stock before leaving their orders else
where.
VIM. d. ROBERTS, Jr. & CO.,
Wide Water street and Roanoke So.
de %
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TIN WARE.
W Fl o L e s A l. I

w Fl o L E S A L E.
KEEFE 81 STORY, Manufacturers
IN and Dealers in plain Tin and Japanned
Ware Merchants and Dealers in Tin Ware
will find it to their advantage, to purchase at
the Union Street Depot. where they will find
as large an assortment, and as good manu-
featured Ware as can be found in any house
in the state. We have on hand a large stock,
and are manufacturing daily goods Of every
variety, suitable for the trade. 1t is not neces-
sary to enumerate our articles, as we have
the greatest variety to be found in the city,
merchants are respectfully invited to call and
examine for themselves.
Mg~ Orders promptly attended to
KEEFE a. STORY,
Tin, Copper and Stove Depot,
de 10 No. 6, Union street, Norfolk, Va.
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Evening Drawing school.

WYNN. $. WEST, PEAor1cA1 Aren't
w rIor, will open Drawing School at
No. 81, Main street Norfolk, where viii be
taught all the branches of the art, he request
all those who have an opportunity, to call
and see him at his office between 8, A. NJ
and 7, P. NJ. when they can learn the terms
time &c. W 5. W EST, AEcHlucT,
de 5--3m Office AZ, Broad Water st.
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D1sAsTER.-The Schr. G. G. Water
bury, Captain Cook, from Attakapas,
Louisiana, bound to New York, loaded
with sugar and molasses, is ashore on
Currituck beach. The Captain has ar
rived in this city and employed the
Msesrs. Baker to endeavor to get her off
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BOYS FIeHTING Yesterday at the
balloon ascension, the boys tried them
selves to ser how many fights they could
get in. We noticed with much regret, the
behaviour of two young men of our city
using their utmost endeavors to make a
party Of small boys fight, and even went
so far as to threaten one boy that if he
did not whip another boy that they
would whip him. Shame Shame up
on such behavior. If it cannot be
stopped in no other way, let the law take
its course.
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Double Sole and Double Upper
Calf Skin Boots.
r HAVE this day received from Phila-
IL delphia, one case containing gentlemens
fine Calf Skin Double Boots, Scotch Bottom
Congress Caters, and Scotch Bottom Oxford
Ties all double soles as the above Boots and
Shoes were made expressly to my order, |
have no hesitation in recommending them to
all who may be in want of such articles.
Il. BOTTIM0RE,
No. 10, East Side Market So
de Is Sign Big Yellow Boot.
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Bga. At called meeting of the Grow
LER GUARDS. held call last night and the
night before" in the "Old Stone Kitch-
en- we presented ourself for admis-
sion, when not having the password it
was denied us; however, being of rather
diminutive size we slipped in under cover
Of a bow-legged chief. The Great Grom-
Ter having arrived. called the meeting 10
order by three-and-a-half raps of his big
toe on the chair round, when the following
business was gotten through with -
On motion, it was resolved that, in con-
sequence of the inclemency of the weather
on Friday last, &C., That the members
of this Guard meet on the next Friday,
January 1st, in full uniform, pompoons
included, and otherwise prepared for a
long and tedious march to Norfolk, where
they will parade through such streets as
fancy leads them to.
On motion it was Resolved to exclude
the Reporter of the Day Book from the out
siders during the day.
Here the GREAT GROWER presented
the Guards with large Coon, which was
unanimously ordered to appear on the
occasion.
On motion it was resolved to bring out
that splendid banner, with it's ancient
motto -
"Root Hog Or Die"
On motion, adjourned to meet semi-oc-
casionally.
We bolted, keeping one eye on the
door and the other on the public safety
-ourself.
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RG We learn this morning that Fac
haria Owens, the man who tried to take
his own life on Sunday afternoon between
two and three o'clock, was very restless
last night. He is now in a very critical
situation, although his case is not thought
to be hopeless. Whenit was first done,
the wound was very severe one, being
between the hyoid bone and the ponum
ADAM. Drs. Wilson and Gait are rem
dering every assistance in their power
to relieve the sufferings of the patient.
MILITARY PARADE AND VISIT TO THE
FA1R.-The Portsmouth Light Artillery
paraded yesterday in full force, making a
very handsome appearance. At night,
many of the members visited the Ladies
Fair at Oxford Hall in uniform. We are
pleased to see the Fair so well attended,
and sincerely wish that the expectations
of the Ladies concerned in this laudable
undertaking may be more than realized.
WOODLAND CREAM--This excellent Pomade
for the Hair, is decidedly the best article foI
dressing Ladies Hair ever offered in market
1t curls Gentlemen's Hair in a most natura
manner. Try it!
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j. G. POLLARD, Auct'r.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALEl
WE OFFER FOR SALE, THAT
w Valuable FARM ON
Lynn Haven River,
in Princess Anne County, known as CHAR
LOW CORNICKS."
The FARM contains, by a recent survey,
615 Acres, about 200 are cleared, nestsof
which is in cultivation, and well adapted to
the growth of Wheat, Corn, Oats, Sweet and
Irish Potatoes, &C., &c. The remainder is
well set with Pine and Oak, large portion
of which is first growth Pine Timber, valu-
able to Lumber and Timber getters. 1t has
been estimated by competent judges, that
there are about 10000 cords of Wood, and
100000 feet of boards, when sawed. There
is also a fine lot of Oak Timber suitable for
Ship Timbers. There is also fine Shore for
Planting Oysters, where thousands of bushels
may be bedded for market. Oysters planted
in this river, do, and will command the
highest prices here and elsewhere. There is
an abundant supply ofthe finest fish there is
also a large new Wharf 200 feet long by 100
feet broad, at which vessels drawing and
feet water, can load.
Near the Farm is beautiful sheet ofwater
called Broad Bay, where an abundant supply
Of Oysters for planting purposes may be OBJ
tanned.
The Farm is about IL miles by land, and
80 by water, from this City, and about
miles from Lynn Haven bay.
The buildings are in good order, the Dwell
ling House has rooms, below and 2 above.
Near the house there is a never failing sup
ply of well water. Upon the farm is good
Peach and Apple Orchard:
If the above property should not be dis
posed of privately before the 9TH day Of Jan
uary, 1858, it will be offered at Public Auc-
ton, in front of our Warehouse, on that day
anime the above desirable farm, will find a
gentleman upon the place who will give them
any necessary information.
For further particulars enquire of MR..
WILLIAM bartlett, halfway House,
York county, or to
MERWIN Il MOORE, Auct'rs.
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Auction Sales.
MOVABLE PROPERTY

At AUCTION.
WILL BE SOLD, on TUESDAY the
w 5th Of January, at the former residence
Of Mr. Stewart Hill, on Wood Street, the
remaining por ton OF his Household Furni
ture now on the Premises.
Sale to take place at II O'Clock.
Terms Cash. JOSIAH LAND,
de 29--lW* Administrator.
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lust RECEIVED
u Hhds. New Sides prime article,
do do Shoulders,
200 Breast Pieces,
500 Sugar Cured Hams, superior,
so Bbls. heavy Western Pork,
Is do Prime do do
160 pieces Smoked Beef,
160 Smoked and Spiced Tongues,
Barrel Beef of all qualities,
10 Bbls. Leaf Lard,
10 kegs do do
SO boxes Cheese,
10 kegs Goshen Butter, cheap,
60 bags Buckwheat,
Bologna Sausages.
PENTZ & CARTER,
de II No. IL, Roanoke Square.
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JULIUS BAUMGARTEN.

THE undersigned is prepared to give de
Il signs for public and private edifices and
to contract or superintend the same.
W. S. WEST, Practical Architect.
Office No. 80, South street Baltimore Md.
No. At, Broad Water street Norfolk, Va.
de Sly
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MAYORS COURT, Dec. 29th.-The tri-
al of Jim, slave Of Mr.C Noe and
Alick a slave of Mr. DENLY, charged
with stealing money from Mrs. Lambert
has been postponed until Mr. Hancock
can be summoned.
Francis Lewis, Sailor, last night had
the misfortune to get chow come you SC"
and being in very bad way, was escor-
ted by Watchmen Cotton and Clark, to
"Head Quarters" He appeared before
his Honor this morning, and after hear
ing was discharged.
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Local Items.

Na,1er rs ApvERrIsERs.- Advertise
mpnts for the Day Book should bt handed
in by ten o'clock IN the morning, in order
to appear that day. The heavy pressure
Of advertisements upon the columns of our
paper will not admit of their reception
after the hour named Circulation equal
to the other city daiies combined.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-25

of Ne lnvehbgnoy a nan, ~ Demand sAs
Ssooss % iasssra, s.d ~ .srss s...ra. =. four"
We dsna I'd abse.use hbssy a essssaeA Our rsIstea
IL thas which Initiates u his world .sssAty aad yea
shsl be esssn.ssd % sssiss w~S We demand Ess il.
srucon that labor shall MOI be controlled By capital
10 ss od s ga :s % s. ss
part In progress that che shan net become The prey
Of the reh We desire that smpsrers kings queen. and
popes shall disappear nom the earth aud that their
Cursed name shan DO blotted out from universal Ian
gusge.
The City of New Its lbera and hArabe Institutions
M B. RoRxILAz repheo 90 tnis in veil and eio
Quently delivered language.
The eighth toast was read
Mr. sUsSAS spoke In favor Of the fssole-sAs working
mon snd republicans, aud ended ~ crying Vive Ia
ptiblique. democronqse d sociaJe "
The nrth toast was Is follows
M TuBfERr reed piece Of original poetry In favor Of
communism and then spoke sg spst power being lodged
Of labor in ooptradtinc ION 70 ca ta and speculation
He ct moulded amidst great applause
The 10Th toast-"Au Peupie," ~As replied 70 By Mr.
Tho nth tosst-"The demorshers, who dsuolsh
with hand ana build up with the oiher. Mr. NAE
ruEr replied. He said that mad been talked that
evening Of the past be would cay something OF ths ia
ture. he wss q working man ana the son OF one too.
After lS4s, when the workmen asked for thsir rights
they told that they must att for their education
not msds but be trusted that In the next revolu
ton the working men VIII say, "so are the masters
now" he WOUND up sun tn0 song OF 'Lo uons9euf
The entire audience jcispK uprorousiy In the chorus
ktssrs BIDo AND GUsnGsR then Gang . duet, AID u
large portion Of the audie after Yards retired, although
there WINS an evident intention the part Of several 10
make Q night oft.
Iowsrds 10 O'Clock the assembly became rather pa
iosio Rive believe that the tsrm) asd tn ere was some
difficulty In bearing the speakers. We DOUBT whether
there we're agreed tue main pouts Of
their republican faith, for - popularity OF French
pou al dOcym0srs 30 70 split hairs ~ 70 obviste the
possibility Of any two agreeing together During the
latter part Of year 1861, In Paris this was painfully
the case and that must be sscribed the down.
fail Of the French republic rather tnan 70 outside causes
Before that republic become POSSIBILITY, France
must study ana understand the maxim, "L Union fan
la fovcx -
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Nu.reII.neous end Disasters.

ep Ar.tASra Colby at Boston Calcutta had heavy
westerly gales OF Cape Good Hope, lost bboom o and had
other spsrr sprung lost foresail and split other sala
BARE EAsrrRs BrrIg-Our correspondent writing from
asbos ON Reach VIII probably total loss "A abe
Avs about midway between the bar and shore, aud In un OF
water She has had her dechs OF midshp house. pop
blow n % ~ pscksses Of Dor OF paste wsahed
on ahore herr the balance Of 70 packages OF vine
and OF paste will prove total loss About loo
Esv fors BIZ lighters rom he made Bnsgai Bsy)
The weather permits.
BARx NEVADA. Crowen from Malta Of and for Boston, lo
days out put into 81 Thomas 9Th inst In distress
Bapx sAp srIcE-Cspt Locke Of bark Vernon Al Boston
from Messipa reporsOn the 1 18th ut saw bsrk SAN
ont Of The straits Of Gibraltar, ashore the Spanish side
70 her assistance, and got her on n6n,er
had been previously alongside The bark but sne
proceeded TO Gibraltar or tis unsnown, Va N, pos,cn
Homes Hole, night q 18Th inst bock .ssnd ~ m
was IN contact with brig Henrco, Fsse rom rIn % ana
-, sna Stove on ~ iarSo.rd sds Bailey
salem passenger the Henrco got on board Oh e hch
nond At Die time Of the collision. =.
BRIO HyrRrco, Fske nom Para tnr ssen pu 40 noime-
reported above and lost main rail head larooerd quarter
raj and three Sanctions and bad wheel broken buwss
stove, and main rigging badly chsied. - ,c,-. cs.-
for boston, lost part Of deck load OF mahogany. .
Fxfrnrtef Ewood W alter, ks1, secretary o
the hoard q Underwriters dsted- -. ~.
IN inc ooh nil the bark Isabella Berry, of and from ss
ioun hound Coast Of Africa arrived With loss Of spars
ssIls Sc gale q the Oh MI The bsrk Ellen Morrison
Lewis New Orleans bon a 70 Baltimore put u lessy
N aan Jran totally and lesty. On the "a
he bark Norwood N Few york Capt Winchester rom New
Orleans for Boston, putin lesky with loss Of calls &C
sHoRr PASSAGE ROY Hsvsr-The ship cordeha CarialI
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The Board or Ten Governor.
Tbe Board met 81 q p n. yesterday, Q. Godfrey Gun
thw, President, In the chair. The weekly summary
shsvs shsa e7sp persons now In the institutions,
showing decrease q n since last week.
ooxxnxurs urpm m nAru Law.
An optnioa read In refereaos 70 the Maine law or
merry rendered By Robert J. Dtoo WHEN ocrporstiea
Counsel hs point In reference 70 the power Of the
Governors dbohasue usdsr The ten days CLAUSE, which
NJ. DILLON dssssd
Governor TovruD stated that was rumored cse Of
he Gcvevpcys had discharged several persons from the
city prison without color q iav.
Mr.. hAIosxY wished 10 know what the authority OF
Ne. fovnsesd vns fov his charge.
Mr.. TovSssrD replied that vas rumored Mr.. kaloney
bad discharged several persons.
Mr.. MAIoru admitted that he had discharged several
persons, and II vas Illegal he would do no more.
II We finally determined 70 AK the present corpora.
Ton counsel what The power Of the Governors were
der The hv com hitting pyisos err for len days.
large amount Of local bushes usnsacted but Of
no special interest 70 the public.
M rrprkr s>ased the practice 70 allow per-
scns tbe CORPSE Of such Of their friends died The In
ssssutlops bus the Committee Uty Cemetsvy had de-
dded bereaher MOI 10 give up the bodies Of those Who
dee by smallpox for les than one year amer death, ~
they reSaired Infection for that length Of time,
me Bpard soon amer adjourned. 80.
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mARITInE IRTRbLIGgNCR.

ALMANAC ToR NEW roRK-rns DAY.
SUN SUN s s,iss sSas w ssIn 10
Port OF New York, February "A, 1857.
CLEARED
Ship Palestine Tinker. London i Morgan 4 Wiley.
Bark Weather Gage MCKEE Rio Jsneiro-Nsper. johnson
bark @ Hlchborn. Berry, CArdsnas-walsh. Carver 4
Bark Martha Anna Messer Cardenas-J r Dow.
Bark Eliza Barns (5r, wa,lhgton Cenfuegos-fucker
BARK John Denham, Davis, MobTe-s,urges. Chairman
Brig Augusta Cspl tareon, Csdiz--Gro Frsnca
Bris hi4ker, Perry. Quay sms-Thompsea Hunter.
Bris olive, Peiigrew, ksayitss-Mayhsw. Talbot Co.
ss SSsSSs Asn
schr RhodA Beush hobbhs Nassau, EP-De ming, Moss
schr ypo Warren Georgetownvan Brunt slAghi.
sshr s n Ss.sioIs. s.ssl%an PnilasslPsa-yssE Hand.
Steamer Totem, Morley. Bsiumore-H Cromwell
ARRIVED.
mose passenger, l. MtchnL ga inst, 10 AN OIL
ok from B.Il@ofs IGOR ssVsnaas ios m passed
s Sss,Go os ess
YIN .ss. ss IL
Of Lookout Passed snip showas blue white and blue sig
SHIP Westminster wsymAn Noreans i6 days, with mdse
and e stanton a. with a.e
and I3a ps.se.sers TO Gomez Wallis 4 Co
s Q Sa s5 o. saadss Ps
Cape hAiteras light bearing NV BY excnanged sgnan
WHO steamship Augusaa hence LOT savannah a. .
BARK LINDEN, KIRBY 81 MAIL ~ DAYS Win couon &c, 70
sturges Clsarnan 20 ION INST ht " " ION ~ ~ tpoAo
bark Fiueveh. nom New erle1ns Tor Genoa days oui
Brig Moonlight tot bostonl sinsI Csofus CansS Issnas
Jan ~ WIN oarA and rags, 70 Depe~ Neeo 70 Drees
eon 20, - - 49,, NJ, q. - "a -
Brig Snow toi orrngonl, Fierce, ~ rnonn Is days.
with old ron &C 70 n ID brookuan. ,,, ~, a,,
Brig julia Arey tof ssngor some belne hon :. eAys
with mahogany ADd logwood 70 Conn., vessel 70 fMsoury
ssniad ut1 ips on Double beahsi ehot heys Jaw snp
United sises OF Brns~cs no cae bNrnegM oeAnns -"
20 miles spoke cutter Wsshing,on on srnise Az.
Big III henDedy tot Lubecl, hardsi Neusnss \, oays
with cedar &C, 70 Brett Son Co. LIN inst la sSS ION 20
the breast hoop OF large ehp also several SUCKS
timber o,,. ,,,
Brig Joseph Park of Bosicnl Park Cardcnas @ inst with
sugar 70 master 'uh INST on Douoic yesnca S""' neIS
spoke bark Cordcia from Centuogos TOR boson 4.
Brig martha Clchrst to ~ ueorge) howicy, Cnruena ~
osyS wa suEn 70 u,,... ~ s.v. with bL,es
scnr sn mL an 9sstsy, X"o"" ooi'"'' ""'''' VIM ~
la, anal os Hango,, Went worth CIsnfuegoy rs days
VA mossses 10 ChaveTIap 4 Ponver vessei IL Brook.
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The Fire In Greenwich street.
To TIE EDrTok or The HsRALD
M 10 CpRaS W1CR SreuvY Fab Al


In connection with the accident and nre whion
red my residence above last evening" and reported
In your ssue OF this morning, would bog IN acknow
ledge through you tor Miss scout he young lady tnur
od) Der relatives ana friends the generous and uncsss
Ing attention wei ~ promus aud efhcient soaou OF
Mrs James Leonard No. I6 Green ioh street. whittier
che suiierer Immediately rushed after the accident
perfect stranger, and found by family, the reel
peut OF al the tender of Q homo. Mrs Leonard
will please aocep, the most ateul thanks OF all concern
ed, among whom Is numbered
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wA. II. KIRKPATRICK.

PROTECTION TO MARRIED W0AKN.-The Legisla-
ture Of Missouri has just passed bu Whioh sAys- any
shall desert his wife, shall from worthessness
drunkenness from any her cause fall to provide for
maintenance thai she IL compelled to labor for
the support OF herself and family, the earnings Of any
such WIFE, and any properly or personal purchased
by with the proceeds OF her labor snail belong 70
her In her right separate and part from her said
husband and shall be liable for his debts In any
mar ner IN pect bs control
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NOTION Feb TAR stear1ar II II Reach. ssunaers N
York shps Colby Cscutia John AlberL searr,
NICK smS iopsos Fsme llD Ferry, olAagow; Hazel.
tine, M'Cris. Noresns; Fanny Holmes. smith, Apalachi
cola, Tarpauin Cove and Hynznis; Avos, Crowen,
Shsrles.sp ssAr' Esyor.eS ysry5 wpnsso NC; Cha
Ricbmond Geo Lewis laniela rsnger; David Lombard,
Newcomb, Potomac River, aco Dosrng PfnkhAm- Aexan,
ns; Ioni.s sesr.e. ard sIs Xien, SYcrs ressrspssd
brrs Dsmsrsra TrnidsA Jerome Knighi from Yves,
Indies Daren rom ApaiAch,c ola Hiehborn, from VII
sss s Nd w s TIC A s. ssss .es s sss
nl,sseh Tidal ws5s II J, ss,scn walker, Leroy,
spring m ana & s sS. b ma s.sF sSp Ellen
Foster srsd bu, zane to- anchor in President Roads Brig
BALfM0RE Web Is Arr s,esnshps csledon,s, Isyaela.
baker NYork ships Vim Penn, Meade liverpool; Finland
Poorest Londor barts Anna (Bre) Rachen from Rramen
Ibefo~c reportsd In Hampton ROADS In dssess Cordeis
land Josephss shit kinkston, Jam; Clyde r whippe
windsor ~ mhIs Kngdsher Pearce Caribbean sea; Ela
Francs Narshsli Msntsnzss Below ship Maeauay No
sld, schr yemes Madison Hsrnlin Ponce, r K.
BRISTOL, FEB H-sh schr Henry Morse. slap e. Phi
hdephh ta1d went into NewporD. Shin Tropic OF kenne
bunk from New 0rlcana which has been At anchor m tne
-llso aid els. brig Gov Bull Norhup Hsyans asd schr
cikRiEsf6S. FEB %@Apr bark Radiant Perciys, Bos,
ioni brig Hup'ress, shannon, Key West Cd ship sy o'
Manchester ORR wood, Liverpool; schr Payton Ncker
Son. sa rea%ssp so ssn ye ana Wm II
4 Gi'nend, Frrfcks Nfork
2lst--Arr s,esmshp jas Adger Turner, Nyorh CID ship
Of SsnsS. 80 PIN ScDy sess Mo
kAsT REFNwi0H, FEB a-sd schr Hichard Thompson
FALL RIVER Tss s-sla sSAr Richard Borden, Arnold
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szI. BIN ios shs relief Of sssvss Captain Frederick
sss. 4 saI sr IL rsus Of sa.aneh Rice, of J.onn
60 A 81 fsr NE rs,ss Of Jossps n Kennedy.
sss bn fos Ne rsaAsf Of shs hss Of William Easby,
csc ss1 for ~ rensT Of Joseph Irish, william ssur.
- and nArshosomsv Bahsi
esI BIN fos " relief Of John shaw soldier Of The
90 Al 70 szss.d sAs provisions Of hs "Acs in I'd.
ueewp and soldiers Who have been engaged In The nj.
nasy esvtcs We Omitted 6atss" 70 We ocers and sol
49, q nAos Dsv,d .sAissys bsssAuos Of ooot county
60. ban 70 srsssa the previaons Of "An cot 70
nn0A - sesusd n 70 sssAsliah The Territorial
9DVwnm1nf q Orseop- "An acs 70 estabsh ne Tor.
N1esih 0svssnmsns q hinsssosA," 70 the rcrritovy q
81 4 An ~ Ne rsssS q Ross. Davis.
7of bin NJ NE bese6f Of Anthony Dewitt lae q
Gsnns n ~ ID astillsry q unitsd esstss army.
- A nj for Ne relaf Of Join Duncan.
rs a Sul vsnsquhhns NJ claim q sAs United sn.es
70 esvns propsvy of vhfoh Elijah King ded seized aad
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