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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-05
Kenosha County Circuit Cour,-EnCnon-

Josiah Hyde Is Ddrid AeCommoas,. Charlotte YcCozr
mons, ana george Ro,ctey. foreclosure.
A SUBPOENA HAVING RFFN DIrTy
"a issued in the above entitled cause and retrrnd ,..
served as to the defendant George Rowley and being
rom daVt Med therein that said Rowey is not
resident OF he state OF Wisconsin on motion Of w
Evans solicitor for complainant is ordered ana di,i
mat The sand George Rovley, defendant above he deemed
pead answer or demur TO said Bill OF Complaint on or b
lore the ain dsN of May, A. D. 1851 or in default ereo,
that the said bill be taken as confessed as agans t 80
EoW'ey And II is farther ordered, that within twenty
days rom the date hereof this order be published in he
heRosbd IrijaHe and TtiegftUA new,pappr md ,b"t ne
publication thereof be continued for six werIs
AT least once each week. N'''
JON L. JILSUN, COUNTY Jl30e
Dated this ID Of February, A. d. 1S5o 'S " rs,
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o creditors.
I'm ,rnhnte.AonnsL 1,

hn PROM tc---Mencsha County Court.
In the matter Of the Estate of Francis Werner late Of wheat
land, Kenoshs County, deceased
10 al whom 1t may concern Letters tcstamentary
on The last Will aud testament &C., having been issued 10
henry Richter on the sixth day Of December A. D. 1855
and SIX months from and after the first day Of January
1891 being allowed and limited for creditors 70 present
their claims or examination and allowance notice Is here
BY given, that the undersigned will the day of July
s5I at his Office in the City County Of Kenosha at ten
o'clock A. NJ, receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of al persons against said deceased.
JON u. JILSUN, County Judge
Dated, Kenosha, Feb. Sth, 1857. 4vS5
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sheriff Sale.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Pm.

virtue of writ Of ieri facas issued out and under
sea- OF 'ne Srcut Court in and for the county Keno
against the goods and chattels lands tenements of
uck Aeter nave levied upon and shall for sale md
sen at pubic auction or vendue, to tie highest bidder az
the law directs at the Court House City Of Keno,ha
az the front door thereof Saturday the Dist day Of
mafcI A d. 1891, between the hours one and three
O'CLOCK IN the afternoon Of that day al the right title and
interest which the said Kendrc Keeer had on the oGth
DAY oil june A. d. 1893, at any time since that dav in
ana 70 me following described pieces parcels Of land Sit
hated and being In the town of Bristol County and STATE
aforesaid ana more particularly bounded and described no
looWs TO wit The west half of southeast quarter of
e south east quarter and the half Of the
quarter OF the southeast quarter OF section number thirty
TWO (52) in town "a north range twentvone f6i1
east j. l. EHLE, late Sheriff Of Eenosla Count,
Dated Kenosha Feb. g. 1877 N0".-tytt,
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In the matter of the Estate Henry Biek late of Wbeand
Kenosia County, deceased
III all WHOM II may concern Letters Of Administration
on said estate having been issued Henry Kerstng on the
10Th day OF october A d. 1886 aud months from and
after the first day of January A. ID. 1857 having been al
o"ed ad ed to creditors to present their claims for
animation and allowance notice is hereby given that the
undersigned Will the first day Of July A. D. 1877 at his
oihce III the city and county of Ken0sha at ten O'Clock
NJ receive examine and adjust all claims and demands
all persons against said deceased
~, JON b. JlLSCN, County Judge
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Wall and Window Papers, and BOrdering-the largest and
Best assortment before offered this market of All
prices aud qualities from the finest Satin to the common
kinds at the lowest prices.
The public requested look and see for themselves
acknowledgements offered for they are too numerous TO
KenoSha, December 20, IS55 Iv97
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Aea0sha County Circuit Court.
Z ~ VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FTFRT IA.
NE cias issued out Of and under the seal OF The I nil
Court in and for the county of Kenoa and state If Wis
consh 10 me directed and delivered against the goods n
quarters ana iahds ana tenements OF Cochran Mclaughlin
havelevie- upon and shall offer for sale and son NJ p
ehdue TO the highest bidder therefor as the law directs NJ
INC Court House In the city and county OF Kenosbs and
ate Aforesaid on saturdaythe 9TH day March d 1871
DetWeen the hours OF one aud three o'clock in the afternoon
OF mat day. all the right, title and interest which lie aiJ
cochran Mclaughlin had on the Goth day Of October
~ le0 or al any time since that day. in aud TO the follow
ing described piece parcel of land lying nd being N the
county and state aforesaid, to wit the north half Of Tho
south one hundred Of the northwest quarter Of SER
uon hlry-sX l5Gl town ono III nor, range twenty
ounty Wisconsin, much thereof as shan be sufficient
10 satisIy the same A. +. TNMEsON,
y, .. mead soil Tor Com Sheriff Of kenosha County,
Dated Kenosha, january 18th, 1857 7,yqi
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Guardians sale.

~ fFO0ate--Hen0Shd COUNTY Court y
In the matter OF the Guardianship of the heirs Of Calvin
Bentley, deceaeed. - ~ ~ - 'i
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT BY
virtue and in pursuance of an order of The County
Court Of said County the undersigned uara;an ~ "a
Minor Hers VIII on the 2ls day of March, A. d. 1851 on
he premises TO be sold at the hour of O'Clock NJ of
said day, oher for sale at Public Vendue the fooin
scrbed lands to wit the south half the north rst
ter and the northwest quarter of the south west quarter
OF section thirtythree 33 township number two T2l
OF range nineteen Up east, in the OF Wheatand in
said County. JOSEPH l.. WILLIAMS
Dated Wheatland, February 25 1851 (3w3T Guardian
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Elt''F'f IIttttlt tNUiIJDeII
Dds'teL Hsad ard Benjamin ". Porter
A SUBPOENA HAVING BEEN DULY
IN issued IN the above entitled cause, and returned .no
served as to the defendants Freeland H. Gardner and
Fanny Gardner, and being satisfied from affidavit filed
therein that said Freeand D. Gardner or Fanny Gardner
are neither Of them residents Of the State Wisconsin On
motion OF f. W. Evans Solicitor for Complainant II Is or
aered and directed that the said Freeand Gardner and
fanny Gardner defendants as above be deemed and
ken absent defendants they be required eye
rally TO appear and plead demur to said bin OF
complaint on or before the 18th day oMay, A. d. 1851 or
in default thereof that the said bill as confessed
against said Freeland b. Gardner and Fanny Gardner
and it is further ordered that within twenty DAYS from the
date hereof that this order be published the newspaper
called the kenosha Tribune aud Telegraph and the
publication thereof be continued for successfully
at least once in each week.
JON 3. JILSUN, County Judge
Dated Kerosha, this 9th day of February A d. 1881
Evans CornulaiuautS Solicitor
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Chancery Sale.

State Of Wisc0RSjn-CsrcHH Court Kenosha Cou,ity
Charles L. Cornish Complainant Besy Ann Davenport,
Silas Davenport, Collins Knapp, Wi.am Scarlet, and
Barton +. CLARK, defendants.
RY VIRTUE OF A DECREE MADE IN
~ this cause the 18th day Of January, A. ID. 1851, 1
shall expose for sale and sell at Public Auction at the
Court House in the City of Kenosha on Monday the six
teenb day of March, A. D. 1851 at the hour O'Clock
IN the afternoon the following described mortgaged lands
and premises much thereof be sufficient TO
satisfy the amount mentioned in said decree, all the
following pieces parcels ofand lying and being
sha ate Racne) County, State of Wisconsin, described
and known the southwest quarter Of section six
one north of range twenty east containing
dred and sixty of land also the half the south
east quarter of the above named section containing eighty
acres Of land.
A. p. TYMESoN, Sheriff Of Kenosha County.
Sherlhs Office, Kenosha, January 2Sth, 1887. Twas
WILLIAM HENRY WRIGHT Solicitor for Complainant
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In Probn.e-Kenosha County Court
IN the matter Of the Guardianship Of CdTles A. Stock
toeH and EcettRs L. lHOck1ceH minors.

AN READING AND FILING THE Pc.
~ tition of A. F. Sockwel Of this county and Charles
A. Stockwell of Bssfeld, Lenawee county, Michigan rep
resenng among other things that said minors owners
IN fee of an interest in real this county, and that
II necessary to have guardian appo ned for them and
praying that Aaron T. Sockwe OF said county of Kenosh
may be appointed such guardian 1t is ordered that said
petitions be heard before the Judge Of this the
zs day OF March, A. d. 1851 his Office the city and
county OF kenosha, at 10 o'clock A NJ And it is further
ordered that notice thereof be given the next Of kin of
sara MINORS and TO all persons interested by publishing
copy OF TINS order Tor three weeks succassvey prior to said
aforesaid JOS a IIISIfN w.
Kenosha February %, 1851 T8w3Tl C5,s1t, b,,Jys
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THOSE about purchasing Staple Dry Goods,
IL Groceries, Provisions or Crookery, viii do we'll
to call. Our Stock of Dry Goods is uncommonly
large, and must be sold. Our Stock of Groceries
cannot be beat We would call particular attention
to our great variety, generally.
Our City Customers understand we mean to keep
everything in the line of Prov isions; if they dc not
understand, let them call and satisfy themselves,
Goods delivered promptly to any part of the city.
HEAD, ROWLAND g. Co.
Kanosha Dot 1876
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FOR SALE.

.ssS ~ THE subscriber offers for sale Three Farms
sIssof leo acres each all fenced with buildings on
NY :" two Of them, and sixty or seventy powed
- said Farms situated in the south part Of the
town oParis. nine miles from Kenosha and half mile fro,
the congregational church and plank road
Also some 1000 Acres of Land in other towns and
counties IN the State said Lands selected by the sub
scrber of their fertility sell and desirable To-
cation and purchased at the land sales in 1899
CHAS. NJ. FOWLER.
Bristol, May co. 1856. 8mls
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ON M a N H O CD
And Efs PrcEna,Ere EeoIfne.

Just Pablishsd Gratis, tie Tacs1ttets THousqnd
Few words on the rational Treatment without Medicine
Of spenstorrhea or Local Weakness, Nocturnal Ennis
sions Genital and Nervous Debility, Impo.ency and ImU-
dments to Marriage generally. By b. DE LANEY NJ d.
The Important fact that the many alarming complaints
originating IN the imprudeuce and solitude youth may
easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE in q tract clearly
demonstrated and the entirely highly successful
treatment, adopted by the Author fully explained by
means OF which every is enabled per-
fecy and at the least possible cost thereby adFcdng all
the advertised nostrums of the day.
sent 10 address gratis and post free, in sealed
voope by rettng post paid postage stamps TO Dr.
B, DE LASEf Il LispeDaEd Street, New York City o2Q~
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I'm Probnle-Neno.ha County Conrs.
IN ute nldfteF Of t8e GUdFdignSiiD OF Wyv q F1,rr
and George II. Fo1ciey' minors.
4 IN READING AND FILING THE Pc.

~ ItIIAIJINU IND EILINII IHE ZEE
- uon OF Margaret Fowler, Guardian of said minors
REPRESENTING among other things that they, the said wards,
are seized OF certain real estate in this county and that
necessary the same should be sold praying license
20 sen the same, and appearing TO the Court
petition that tits necessary to said minors 10 sell saI real
estate Is ordered and directed that the kin to
ad wards ana all persons interested in said estate appear
before inc Judge OF this Court the first Monday Of April
A. D. 1885, al ten O'Clock A. NJ Of said day at the Office of
SAID Judge III the city and county of Kenosha then and
there to show cauEz asx ths have, why license should
not be granted for the sale of SAID real estate according to
the prayer OF said petition. Aud her ordered that
copy OF this order be published in the Kenosha ibune
and Telegraph for three weeks successfully, prior to SAL
day OF hearing In this cause. JON b JIiSJ'N
Kenosha, February 10, 1851 [3w37l Lonntu .J,td0s
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Sash. Sash. Sash /.

COMMON sizes slways on hAndExtra sizes made to or
~ der at Z. T. HAMBR0OK'S
Sash Factory, Isl door east Of Cky Bank,
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@7f NNNAsA's ~ oN.
PAPER TEANGINES-

Comprising every variety, quality and style of Letter Not
and Billet Paper; Foolscap, ruled and unruled,
white, and assorted colors; Cards, Of every
description; Inks, Inkstands, GOLD Pens
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TO Creditor..

In ne matter Of the Estate Of oh,l Durrant NJ ysA,,.
land Kenoshd county, deceased ' p" ""'"''
INO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
IL Letters of Administration on said Estate having been
issned to Robert Mcclellan 9th day of December
" 1906 and six months from and after said day being al
and limited for creditors to their claims for
examination and allowance notice is hereby given that
he will on the first Monday Of April and June
the city and county of Kenoshs receive examine and ad
an claims and demands Of all persons against said de-
oea 1ss'i oo., 49,, JON b. JILSUS, County Judge.
AupQi
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THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
n existing under the aud style Of yeasie stei-
bins IS this day dissolved By mutual consent.
Kenoshs, Jan 1851. l4ws2] J. NJ sTEBBiSs.
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STANDS

- L AN I'D.
Mahogany Bedsteads and Marble top Wash stands.
Also Cane Seat Rockers, Sewing and Dining Chairs, Con-
gress and Parker Arm Chairs, &c.
In addition to imported ware, Of which receive
in the knock down shape and put up here will be found
Bureaus; Dining and Breakfast Tables Stands; Cottage
and common Bedsteads &c. Of our manufacture.
We would respectfully invite the attention purchase
stock and assure them that expect do share
Of the business only By Offering good article at as low
price be found anywhere else in the city WorA
done to order. Mattresses for sale.
Kenosha, December Il no IS JOHN NICOLL
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ES Community, the subscribers gatter themselves that
BY they can give better satisfaction, from an exhbi.
ton of their various styles and prices than can be
found in the west. In the "
Gentlemen's Department,
nay be found every kind and description Gents, paten,
can and Buck Congress Caters seEed and pegged calf
calf patent leather Boots patent and calf congress Buon
Shoes huckskn Taylor Tics, patent timed Lasting Gal
ers Calf Enameed, Kip and Thick Brogans, Custom and
Particular attention paid to Gents custom made
FRENCH CALF BOOTS.
OF every style kind made to measure and good st
in every insured
Custom made, fine Kip, fines, and thick double
soied BOOTS made for service and durability and war
ranted Gents faecy and plain toilet Slips Of different
styles which are par-eXcellence.
BOYS YOUTHS, AND CHILDREN,S
Custom and Eastern made fine calf Kip and thick Boots
In the e' &c
Ladies' Department,
May be found the largest and best assortment in Kenosha
comprising Ladies' Misses and Chidens wear of every diff
lerent style worn viz: Ladies patent foxd tpped and
pam Congress CATERS patent od tipped aud plain la
Caters both thick and pump soed fine kid Caters kid
Congress Caters, Glove Kid Lace Bocs morocco and en-
ameed Lace Boots too numerous specify both custom
made and Eastern Ladies French kid Slippers slipper
ties kid and morocco Buskns of all kinds Ladies Toilet
Slippers Misses and Chldrcn's congress and Lace Caters
AaCC button Boots Slippers, Ankle
Ties ana in short every style Of nicely finished workman
ship, suitable fer their use.
40 the community generally we would respectfully invite
your attention to selection knowing that Won truly an
precate well formed and beautiful shoe which bedecks
general finish OF the outer man - W
BY examining our stock you viii truly appreciate the in
erest we have taken in your behalf and viii be satisfied
As 10 price we fear no competition.
Hoping to see one and all Of you at exhibition and
greet you hearty welcome, shall always endeayor sat
IsfactorIy to supply your numerous wants.
G. G. s :. B ELI ELY s. BALDWIN,
s4~ CASH PAID FOR HIDES, SKINS, AND PE1rs. -1
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BOOKS, STATIONERY.
STATIONERY

comprising all the standard Works, English and Amer
can 10 various and beautiful styles Of BndngProse and
foeiry-ilSories Biographies, Tales &c. Bibles Dctiona
rles Prayer Books and Hymn Books New Books from all
Tue great fupshng Houses constantly received by Express
AErAGEE1x
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NCAO"EHtS" improves heSetSBES h-urSAthFe
II Z Il is 8
Universally acknowledged by all who have used them to be
decidedly the best remedy yet discovered for
all ordinary complaints, such as
Dropy, Liver Complaint Janndce Loss of Appetite Ind-
gestion, Heartburn, Sick Headache, Erupye Diseases
General debility, Irregularities Suppressions, Nervous
Drowsness, fainness; Foul Stomach, and all the
Diseases arising from morbid state of blood and Stoma
As preventive and for the and Ague, these
Pills stand at the head of all other Medicines.
Ifyou have not used them, be advised DO Immediate
~, and you will find that they truly all what they
recommended be- and far superior any and all others
Their virtues consist In the we-known fact that
THEY PURGE WITHOUT GRIPPING on LEAVING THE
BOWELS C0STINE.
They are Alternative, Restorative, and
Tonic.
Purifying the Bood,-thc great huid of e-and giving
strength and tone the whole system No family should
be single day without them their timely will pre-
vent much sickness and expense.
J. d. PUTNAM & Co., Propretors,
Lowell, Mass
r. ROBINSON Wholesale and Retail gent for Kenosha
1y4sl F. sCANMoN Co, General Agents, Chicago.
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Head, Rowland & Go.

AT THE PEOPLES STORE!
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EUR NITUR

USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL
EUST RECEIVED FROM THE EAST, AT
eH the Warerooms from the Odd Fellows build
ing, large supply Of Mahogany Furniture and Oak and
Maple Cane Seat Chairs, embracing
Sofas, Tete-a-Tetes, and Easy Chairs,
Mahogany Rockers Nurse and Paror chairs, Mahogany
and ari,le Ton rahlns
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Kenosha 20. Circuit Court-Hn ChaDcery.
Foreclosure

John IT. Merrill Ordnd0 Foster Pd,a1yiq F,ste,. 6is
rife, FreeiGHd B. GdFdper and FdnHv Gqrdner III
tcJs, John BD8ten, george Hedd, De,rttt CafaDbeW
Dts.ieL Hsdd ard BeajdDifn ", Porter ]''
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SALE OF SWAMP LANDS.
Z OTInIr L. III.r1-nN, CtIrrr,Nr IL.

Sheriff OF Kenosha County, Wis.
Dated Kenosha, January 2Gth. A. D. 1851
o. $. HEAD, ConpIainauts' Solicitor -,rQ2
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70 Rent or for Sale.

For particulars enquire Of the Subscriber Mt the s,or
S.s.....I of Simmons & Son. JIM STEBBINs
Kerosha July "a, 1850 6tf
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26

HrTTla 1II. ,la1 S' s, q rns.s % '''''' France
r.: n,I. e. " s sss 's ~ sIs az & ' s:s I 70
Eis friends aid those ot t3s broihertn is~ IA CDLA W"
keehsm sra John Es'tvcod ss r"'p 'ttlI 80. :. :.
tend ~ihoot hriber nyiaon d remains VII b. AHsa u
Grespsood foT pt-rnl.n:. - - r--
MEEKER-At WBAarr sbuTah. IN Fi1Ay. SHrt - C--fe1e
p irfast son OF David T. ard Jane Z. Neeker . . &,
The r.sge nS fends of ne family are r'pecti nveA
s.,.rA the funeral "A oof On sunday tte 20 as
fom 10. re.6eDoe b. parent. No @ so9h sinta st'se
II Esw.d and Mary MeoaAde' aged raSNihs @'a -
yp pBy-Cr wsdne.dsy forenoon Sep. o. asbse NsIphJ
Gnet Illness, AGED u years. =. =, c,-,.
MICY-At Poushk.epEe On agneAy ssp % Mary " aS - ans
OlJNYR-In Brooklyn Friday s,p; - Richard - young
e.i son of Richard snd Maria l. Oliver. 90 =. .
The funeral will tsle pae~ iai' 'aurd.y
O'Clock. from No SO AdslPh street near Fstoi sse'e'
Brooklyn. The relatives ard ihend' are mytfd 70 H.,
PEARNE At sto,kPqr Del.ysre SoIb'I; !" II II Nv
YorI City Of consumpon eyed 10 years and months,
ROBERsoS-On Fndsy, Sept. .. Of conaupaon "Hii1H
Robersop. aged 81 years and months t;,. co,n,snv
The fiends family. and the members o tbeine -
No o. are respectfully invited 70 attend ms tnnef- ~ M
ridebce bis brother No 81 Charles street. on sah'
RHNDELI~on Tue.dsy Sept o. .addsny, Franz; kes,,'
only child Of Thomas and Catherine h@n *e sse' 'e
sWIFTMA. Weapo Conn, Monday, Sept 2l' EiPaAist
% u t6s sa TsGyy.ssy ysss o. sep Sc a. after lingering Illness.
TRTHAIES-on sunday, SEPT IS, at he Hwa,,se Copper
Nine, Pok CouRty. Tenn. Of fever Nh John TnShAen,
native of Cornwall. EnE.snd :, =, ,,
WAJKER-in wiliamsbursh, OF, Thursdsy: Sept r. May
Ann Walker reBes Of the late oa'so~ "SAei III me ''
The friends are requested attend Sunday 9Th, a: IL
O'clock from late residence. No 10 Soua Eigh street
yAPICK-At RsvenswoOd Long Island Wednesdsy, Sept
~ Rebeoca Ann Vsck aged year, 10 months and de
wILLE0 wsdne.d1y 1sTno0n s ~ hoIaa seT Di rb o
George T. and Mary z. Wiet and grandson OF Susan L.
WOODENA Oyster Bay Lorg Island, on sunoaJ' SEPT ~
Elizabeth Wooden aged 81 years.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-26
Arrived.

Bark Chss B. Truet, of Phlsdelphisl, scn, Charesle
days with wheat, rice &c, TO Van Brunt s!ssht h1
ansa and received other damage 18th. Peter Young t%
Ored eansn washed iom the pumps and lost. pa"'s
Bark Kate Wheeler (of Hampden) Grant, Rotterdam
days with mdse. TO r. p Buck Co pass Had yey ns.
Sncs5s Eses5 .fr from SPc IN M 50 on IS BLOWN, s
"furled" from the yards I'd inst lat 81 49, lon W ".
Sept Is lat SO IS lon S5 % spoke bark He'peron Of S0''-
hence for Australia all well. 6. n. IA.
scbr Chss. NJ. Layerty 2masted), Dowdy 81 MsIys ~ ~
GO DAYS with nsvs stores MASTER e:h inst on CaPs
,erss the deck of steamer supposed ." oe'0s
schr southerner, Bellows, Baltimore 10 days. with coal
81, Msry Enen, Col.er Virginia days, with com
sehr Psrsson Williams Beaufort N c. 10 days with "'e'
Ro N'sstioEa Copkr Jacksonville F. F. 18th inst vts
um der 70 J. Gee 10th inst on Cape Lookout ssw te'
bound bayng brig IN 70" wi witp os. o. v.v.s
sebr Thomas Potter Glover Philadelphia for Providence
scbr ssusatuek Kelly, Boston days With uidse 20 s'''''
Schr II. Drummond Fox with mdse from wisSA u ''Yr
Clara BoOkman ashore at squan to Bird Sse or ,hs Clan,
Schr. lssdors, Wailng. with mdse from wreoA =" T ~
Brookuisn, ashore squan TO Bird Nea''n-
schr. Olivia Buxton, Williams Disssoen vt,s,ni.
sckr New Zealsud Thurs,on EewIIayen for PaisteSH'
sebI Rob.It smith Wilcox Portland, Ct, with sso"e
shr LsrreSee John'0R fosha vrlss n With psss
schr Globe Homer PhiladeiPhis' with coal Tor ""'-'
ssT Ney w.d Braso St. Jso % days in ballast to nae
Steamer Locust Point French Baltimore, with md'e. 70 ne
steamer we..cheste Clark PrOviaelcs soGr u''' V
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Steamer Ksnnebcc Hand Philadelphia and c'pe nS -
hours, with mdse. TO y. Perkins
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