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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20
Legal Notice.


SaHdasky cSsHfy state ef Ohso, Court Csnsmsa Plea
La QunlO RawsOn, Plaintiff. ~ s
pfrsus
Fayette II. Caldwell and
Christian DOneyson, Defendants Z.
EAfEItE H. CALDWELL, ia hereby notified, that ON
the fourth day Of October A. d.. eighteen hundred
aud said La Qinio Rawson aed petlen IN the
Sea' o. Common Pleas Of sandusy County aAd State Of
Ohio against him and Christian Docyson the object and
PRAYER Of which h 20 obtain judgement and order Of sale on
nS,e and morg.se given By said FAystse Caldwell %
id haWson said petition asks judgmnnt Cor the sum Of
Two hundred and twentyseven and thrty-two one-hun
aredhs aoliaFs and interest annually thereon from the
thirteenth DAY Of September eighteen hundred and fty
s az Ten per cent The morgagod premises describ
Beginning fifty feet west Of The sozthoaHt corner q lot
number three designated tho recorded pf Of
The town Of Sandusy, which Ia also number hundred
and In the town Of Freont; thence sest
ninety feet thenee north to the line Of said lots
thence easnncy et thence south 10 the place Of begin
ming said defendant Is notified TO said netiiion
on or before the seventh dAy Of March, 1887.
AUCKLAND K EVERErT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. ,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20

WAsHlNoroN's BIRTH DAY.-Next Sun
day will be the anniversary of Washington's
birth.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20

ES~ Tho new vessel of Messrs MINIS &
TLLorsoN, is progressing raridly. 1t is to
be in readiness on opening Of navigation.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20

EI- That conversation written down by
an cave's-dropper," cannot appear in the
Jor,RNAf.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20

Those who lie upon roses while young,
are apt to lie upon thorns when old.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20

EE We learn from the Cleveland Her
aid that Lieut.. Gov. FoRD passed through
sandusky last Friday, on his way from the
West to his home in Mansfield. His health
is rapidly improving.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20

Eg The new engine house, on Croghan
street, is completed and "dcr mcrshccn" is
in il. The worst wish VIC have is that it
may stay there.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20

Still enyrosscs the public mind. Moth
ing of importance has yet been elected be-
fore the Coroncr's examination, but the
opinion is pretty prevalent as to who the
guilty ones arc, either as accessories, or prin-
cipals. ,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20

The Cincinnati Gosetfs says The following
letter was received by them from Richland,
Indiana. Unwilling that our readers gen
orally, shonld lose the benefit Of the infof-
nation il contains, we cheerfully publish IL
as requested, and in order that the author
may be distinctly understood, and further
discussion in regard to his "position" be
summarily quashcd, we have preserved the
letter as well as the spirit Of the production,
and print il verbqtim et liberation, as written
in the manuscript We may as well fur
tber add, in advance, that we also subscribe
ourselves "soal d bodey" to this new "third
partey," and shall advocate its claims at the
next Presidential election:
"NEGRo INSTRUCTION
l.l-lvsf / will Just say to
my slow Ncighbors over the way who seamcs
some what anxious To Know what partcy
belong to l now belong to 10 Pattons par
tey l am Kaintukian born in old mason Il
voted the whig ticket Thirty years in KY.
Their was too parteys in Ky when ! was
their as voter viz Wing and what ] calld
bastard democracy.
The Wing partey ware childron Of the
free woman they lived n virtious life d dyed
nm honarable death g. piece bee to theiI
ashes
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20

Es- The gutter and sidewalk on the
north side of Garrison street have been sad
ly damaged by the late heavy rain.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20

S~"Wc'll go and take tea with a
friend Whcnl"
Immaterial to us, most any afternoon.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20
Lamps and Lanterns.

CAI.L and those beautiful Solar, Supervision Sid
and Hand Lamps and Lanterns Of most splendid pat
terms, both for Oil and Fluid, at
Jan. ], 1857. CANFIELDS' +,
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20
GUNS AND ACCOUTREMENTs

Double barrelled. extra heavy ducking guns
Fine twist fowing pieces hack action and bar locks
ranted in every respect.
Cheap double barrclled guns from IS to s12 each,
Single barrel guns from 81, so to Sc each,
Fine steel barrel rifles new style,
Double guns with rife and shot barrcl
Rifles manufactured To order by experienced workmen in
my employ,
Shot gun TASKS O, 10, IL, 1s and 20 ounce,
Wad cutters, shot bags and helts. nipple wrenches
Gun covers. wards, rife TASKS, pistol tasks,
Bullet moulds, single and double powder horns,
Flys waterproof cans gennne s. B. waterproof caps
8. b. caps, warranted full count,
Percussion pills, good article,
Pocket companions leather cans for huntsueu he.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20

Their will third partey rise up the heirs
of Patterick Henrey IL Washington Who
have a fec simple title to the home stead g.
who have n Right to rule & will take pos
session in four years. To that partey | Sub
scribe myself Soal & bodcy throw life till
death Jos I PATTON
Plcsc publish the abuv
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20

Fiolns cheap and fine, guiar banjoes, accordeons,
flutes. clarinet, tamborines
Box-wood cocoa, ebony and common ffes
Italian English, German and VIOLIN guitar banjo
and base viol strings,
Violin bows, fine and common, tail pieces bridges rosin
clarinet reeds, 6c, by the dozen single
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20
SILVER a. PLATED WARE.

Tea sets. goblets and NAPKIN rings,
Ladies' dessert salt mustard table and tea apoons
Ivory and silver handled butter knives
Table, dessert and tea knives and forks
German silver table and tea spoons butter knives by
the gross, dozen or sett.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20
GUN sMITHs, MATERIAL


German silver and brass gun mountings,
Forward sction gun locks, with hook and swivel,
Do. do. with fly,
Do. do with steel insides,
Back action do. steel insides,
English nipples large and small,
Do. fine steel assorted twist reversed tubes,
German nipples assorted,
Plugs and nipples cocks, triggers, fled
rights and lefts.
Forged and ed tumblers rights and les with hook and
Swivels; forged and filed steel tumblers, do.
Sears h Sears springs, Forged tail pins,
Bolts, bolt Hoops, wire loops, swivels,
Triggers, and trigger plates, breech pins,
Tumblcr pins and nuts
Forward and back action main springs rights
and efts; Powder flask springs,
Shot charger springs.
Brass capped wormers for rides,
Bullet moulds, assorted, from size 40 to $50,
wad cutters from No 40,
Brass shot chargers, patent and lever,
Nipple wreuches, steel and Iron
Inside slide for shot chargers,
Powder flask chargers, assorted sizes, with
other articles too assseroasfo 10 aeatioH.
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
German silver, tin and morocco spec cases,
Hair pins by the H. box, Shawl and diaper pins,
Bead, ivory and steel rings,
German silver thimbles
Steel brass, iron, and plated thimbles by the
gross dozen. or single.
Sewing birds, 2, s. and shilngs each,
Gilt peneils, jet bracelets.
Imitation eornean rings,
"4tr Pearl portmonies, and card cases,
Fine morocco, leathar and calf skin portmonAs, ~
Buckakin purses with and without clasps very dne
Four gross cheap purses for peddlars
Retienles, tooth brnfhes, pocket combs,
Fine ivory comhA all Sizes and In any quantity,
Wooden combs, crochet needles emery bags,
Pearl and ivory shirt buttons,
Pen holders, guta perch cork screws,
Buffalo horn pocket combs, kew ringA
Lead pencils, list and quality.
Carpenters pencils gilt snaps,
Amber, beads, satin beads, coral beads.
Seed coral and white coral beads ink stands,
German silver curb chains steel fob chains.
| Agate and eornelan coat buttons, harmonicons,
Snutsand tobacco boxes pocket mirrors, i-
Cheap and dne chalk lines, sun glasses,
| Cards, money belts, razor staps,
| German pipea cornelian sleeve buttons, &c
all Of which will sell to peddlars and dealers at price
| m that viii make II for their interest 10 call.
TOYS. ~
IhAve hne assortment Of toys for little foihs that
I,0W sell cheaper,
than can be bought elsewhere In town. just give
call and do not suit you in quantity quality and prices
II will be n fault Of mine. t n tiT ~
| Also fine assortment OF tt.,, s
SKATES,
with and without straps, very cheap Also, ~,
PISTOLS and REvOLvERs,
Of Colts and Aliens patent
| LEWIS LEPPELMAN.
FreEort, Deed, 1854
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20
EARLY COPIES.

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gives additional value to these reprints inasnueh Az
hey can now be placed in the hands Of subscribers aboas
as soon as the original editions.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20
CUTLERY,

Hunting and dirk knives. fine and common.
Fine and cheap pen pocket jack dog and barlow knives
and all other kinds of knives.
Tor knives and forks for little folks
Extra fine and common rszors, very cheap
Embroidery. work and butten hole scissors,
Gents pocket scissors, heavy shears and scissors
Cheap scissors for Peddars BY the dozen single nAr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-27

SUGAR AND MOLAssEs. I'VE noticed considerable
articles The sales of Sugar embraced 60
hhds New Crop sslOla p h, and of Moasses 400 bbs
New lots at lsc small lots of half bbs at 2o5c
q gallon.
FLOUR. The market dull, and the sales were con-
fined 400 bbls Superfne S. and some small lots at IS 70
for Fancy and 81 Is y Dbl for Unbranded
GRAIN The sales of Corn included 700 sacks White i'll
lot 81 p bushel the levee OF Wheat 23O sacks
Strictly Prime Red sold at 81 d bushel. Oats were
rather higher noticed sales of $50 sacks St. Louis
44Sc and $50 in lots 4Sc u bnshel OF White Beans
the evee 81 % p bb. sales of Bran
included sacks the advanced rate of 81 q 100 bs
PROVISIONS. Mess Pork retailing at S25G1S26 Ta
prices nominal for round lots In Bacon aud Lard
heard of transactions of any moment.
RICE. 10 tierces sold 421c, but other lots
offered al Il &c cash. and under.
COFFEE The sales comprised $50 bugs Prime at 9c and
3l4 at loo u ID.
LINSEED OIL. % bbls sold at 75c D gallon, cash.
SPERM OIL. Masons Extra selling at 81 25@S1 40 n
gallon
WHISKY. lot of l40 bb Raw sold at l7c and
small lots of Rec,ified at the price.
FREIGHTS. We heard of engagements Vessels
the berth filling with Cotton at al to Liverpool and
lc to Havre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-27
LEGAL NOTICES.

soko ~ S i,s n ~ uouar No. 1926.
WHEREAS, Patrick Kelly has petifiOned
" the Court for letters OF curatohp the
Of the late Owen Kearney, deceased intestate--
Notice Is hereby given all whom may concern show
should not be granted. - 'EV9E 1Ig7
BY order Of the Court ~ sfF5s si4f
t.. :, f, CHARLES z. PORTER
or " IL Deputy Clerk.
~ d. IN yonSeile Griears. 1,s,e.y No. Is
1 TTENDU que Patrick Kelly q uresente
IA petition la Cour reet Les letfres de
craee la succession KearneJ DECIDE
intestat- '-s5ssa.l slslS-5s
lie present donnie peut con.
cerner dedure dix ours pour les
quees IL ne serait pas fat dro la dte petition.
Par ordre De Ia cour. 7 ~ u igS3sf Asg5 n n
n All f7L4, CHARLES e. PORTER,
o22 q 81 l-....l.a.l.. Depnte grefier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-27

The returns compared with those of the previous week.
exhibit the following variations in the aggregate
Decrease loans and discounts. ,743
decrease IN specie
Decrease Of deposits. actual 1u49, l64
No idea had been formed Of the probable complexion OF the
That would be very materially from the last
supposed but few anticipated such reduction
the general the returns exhibit The specie
all reduced compared with the reduction in the
departments and the Banks of this city at this
Just able specie at time previous within
the past months The specie reported is be-
yond all question iona d and actually belongs to the banks
That said of the specie previous
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-27
ARRIVED.


Steamship Galveston washburn 1ndianoa Galveston
tn w G Observation-Disclosures Bay
Ship John Hancock Coffin is days from New York. to Geo
Hynsnn &co-2d dist Is.
Ship West Bonpett days from New York. to Wood
ruff &co-lst dist H.
Ship Potomac Reed from Liverpool August 27th to Meek
Scs-4h dist 49,
Brig Tanlah Hanson days from Havana, Goldenbow &
Brit schr Mary Hanseu from Belize Honduras, Ruatan
island to Avet-2d dist l6
Schr Gen Scott, - 10 days from Mintitlan, to master-2d
schr Anoa Whitaker days from Mobile to maser-B Basin
SchT q Brown Forbes days from Mobile TO Blissey &co
schr Olive Branch Smith, two days Mobile to MASTER
Schr Isabella Cadna. from Pascsgoula-Basin.
Sclr Eclipse, Peters, from Wolf River-Basin
Schr Enterprise, McNear, from Pascagonla-Basn.
Schr United States, from Bay St louis-Basin.
Schr Star. Parker from Biox-Basin
Schr Black Squal Myers from Bilox-Basn.
Schr Invncibe keepler, from Bloxi-Basin
Schr Urselines tiusalf, from Amite River-Basin
Schr Ark, Anders, from Amite River-Basn.
Schr Mathilde. Melon, from Bontouca-Basin
Schr Fontainbleau, Peters. from Covington--Basin.
Schr Union Narcise from Tchcfmcta--Basin.
Schr Victoria, Ford, from Covington-Basin.
Schr Jeune Creole. -, from Covngon-Basn.
Schr Sylphide, Barbarian. from Covington-Basin.
Schr NAV Flower, -. from Amie River-Basin.
Schr Desiree Christopher, from Biloxi-Basin.
Sohr Martha, -, from Pearl River-Basin.
Schr Tigress, Black, from Amite River-Basin.
Schr Rebecca Ann. Murray, from PoDchtoula-Basin.
Schr Gen Pierce from Ame Rver--Basn.
Schr Belle s1ophon from Biloxi-Basin.
STEAM OATS.
Princess, Wilson. from Vicksbure.
Capitol. Bnrtunco from Bayou Sara.
Magnolia Thompson, from Vicksburg.
California, Auichiugs, from Mobile.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-27
CONSIGNEES.

NEW YoRK-Bark Della Chapn-Payne, Steele &co-J A
Mitchell-Perkins &co-Titus Groves &cn-Pooe kco-0
Keep &co-Purdreauvie otbers-J Burbrige &co-Chop-
ard Marks-VOse Bros &co-S Todd &co-W & Montgo-
chel-IuEnel &co-Toedano Tayor--r b Smith, Smith
Smith Bro--Simon Frank--L Schelly-F G Randolph
Buchannon Carroll 6coPerkins Bowen &co-Paton Smith
j Oliver Hitchcock Lsng-Heald, Masse sco-Green
Crnmp---Thos Henderson Peale-Henderson a! Gaines
ilatden sexas-F Foger &co-Davs jenkins &coJ &G
Bradley Wilson &co-Ward Saunders Hunt Carrere-J
Lasae-W heeler & Blake-John Hurley &co-Dyas &co-Cos
4 Boyle-J Ashley-B Turpin-T & Dohnel-F Fred
decentralization Terry &co-G l. Dolson Son-E Dou
fouessier-A Pepin-J Hyde Sco-Ice Il Coulor-Hall Il
Iildreth-Godsmith Haber &coFriedander 4 Gerson-Ee
Wheelock-A Grief &co-Bul, Ellis &co-W " Crane &eo
-Iusk &co-Cady HOlmes--Iarroll, Prichard &co--NC
Folgar-rhomhll 6co-Loyd FrieroR--Priestley Ben-
Frost &co-B Abrams-Wilson, Lipscomb &co-C NJ Harvey
c Raymon-J Norton &co-A II Block-Bredow Il Wust
holland order
j Atkens-W Armstrong Anderson Metcaf-J Adams
Il Bnab-J NJ Burrows--C Beer &co--A a II Block-F
Fauer.-Buckner Stanton 4 Newman--C 7 Buddecke Eco
Bleche & Leaumon-Buchannou Carroll Sco-W q Beerton
&co-Maj BeauregardA Brousseau &co-Byrne Vance
Bradley, Wilson &co-J BaquieBooh &co-Cady Holmes
ardson &coCarro, Pritchnrd eco Campbell Strong
George Conney-H Carter &co-ConSerse, Kennett AGO
Ca4enave-Cabaniss &co-Cuddy, Brown &co--DeBanc 4
FRuchaux-Coeman, Putnam AGO. Duucan--W Donnell
&eo--J DOugherty &co-G Dupuy-J d Cameron sco-A
Ezekiel &co-D Felt 4 Seson-C Flint & Jones--Frost Eco
Felson Stevenson &co-Green Crump-Heaton ( Oliver
Gorrisson Bros-J NJ Gould &co-A Glenn oldstuh,
Haber &co-John Gauchr-Gills Ferguson &eo-Holmes 4
Clause Harvey &co-Head, Masse &co-J Hardie eco
-Htelsock Latng-Henderson Gaiues-J T. Hyde &co-
Ibos Henderson Pese- Harris Levi VI Hopkins ECO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-27
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

ST LoTIsseame, Hswaha-sl pkgs ordnance stores to
~ Benton Geo2s 5bs apples Grevs Aseio do ssbe
s Do o az psss
King 1eS-oo bbls Gnr Menard Xignand-ts sacks oats
e S
ssfs 1Ss %ssiss
bI -four sSls h aG@ James COMEDY Sc
Ob sppss Ss IBIS -four SACKS 81
i DO rnps Ia bb apples y bbls dried apples lido kson
Cabbage 10 eggs bb flour 80 bbls pork
coN2s pkgs mdse Lechner, seeand &cosunes order.
vICKsBuRG-stesme Prneess-its bales cotton Backner.
John aoz e Payne HarSaIS a bales sSttGn On
S n ss,
s Fs..S SsS
ssr ss'S Johnson tee os1ro 70
1ssaiS cotton
Hylsted
ss
boxes ss a eea Gss
2496 bales cotton.
vIcKsBuRG-s Steamer Magnoisle7 bales cotton Buchan
nop Carroll 6co-52 Cuddy Brown sco-I3S Pearson &co
lis do Wright Allen Aco-2 do Payne Hsrrsonlo6 do
aeese smeass s
Ryonn As% aeS kssX
do Frson Stevenson sco-s? bales cotton
Ward Saunders 40 Hehaerson IerIy &eo3 40 70
Henderson, Terry Sco-Sl 40 rrleaander erSon 8co 40
sorn sonpesS do Hughes Hysead tco94 bales cotton
iLsr S,'ran ecoSs p e. Es;Ii1 IcSi y wrch, srn
90 Sanaau Rrohars Scoo2 lain Wait Eco2O Lalas
1suid Wassa kcoSo do T.retan Whins Tn;s.l Il d. IL
'h q amnis n ahvi5 Hiard SSmn,ers Scnin do
RroaIwe, Pa neE,6 do Bnekner Stanton Newman-S do
ogart Foley AveryS do Kelly &coS bales cotton to
3 ,hhard &C. t,or;ssou rns nmncon y Iorsn
Hopkins &So.6 Mcdowell Mills geo bales cotton to or,
lard George Conney-5O sacks cotton seed to aey-sun-
dries to order-Total 1901 bales cotton
RAIIZEsteamer Ceres-4o sacks rice to pnaud Feou-
ca 10 vat rnss9 s.cks hrun w + Thnmnsnn
n :" order " ' " N" ' " L "o"po NV '''u
'o,. ,-,,,,, 80 ...
FlSHERS la NDiNGISteamer C"ptolII5 bales cotton to
0akey Hawkln &eo-5Q i-aIlandeI2o relieves &co-lo 40
CARROLL frtchara &co-lo 40 tarfs oales cotton 10
Coleman fna &eoT 40 Edward sais &eom1 oses cotton
fayhe PERSON Sco-o mas sugar ~ DDS mo
asss 70 NJ bbs moasses bogart Foiey hhs sugar
Feilowes &oeIz DOS moosses oiyer-io hhas sugar NY
Dds moasses u shaw 4co-la mas sugar Mleh1ufeet q
coIo hhds sugar eo Dds noasses Aaie NJ 6hs no'as
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-27

N. RUTHERFORD r W
n Nj. RUTHERFORD & LONG, AUCTION
". EERS. OficeNo. 2! Nachez street and Arcade Pas
sage, New Orleans.
RSpecal attention given to the sale of Slaves private
well pnbchavng ample quarters for $50 slaves at No III
Csrordelet street. sci 3m
VI PRAISER will give special attention this sales
Of Real Estate and Slaves lat public private Success
sions Stocks Insurance. Port Warden Damaged Cotton YES
sells Cargoes, Goods in Store, Furniture, etc
Having had eight years. experience in this city, he so,
continuation Of patronage and will give prompt attention to all
orders.
Office No. Commercial Place. sel6 FIN
UCTION UNDERSTANDINGS & SMITH
"A General Auctoneers and AppraisesOfce, Old Auction
Mart, 81 Camp street.
Auction sales every description promptly attended to- viz
Real Estate Slaves Cargo Succession Syndc etc. We
congnments of New Second hand Furniture
other Goods to be sold at auction private sales
Liberal cash advances made consignments. O.
MONTGOMERY SMITH,
se16 If 81 Camp street.
A. LEVY, Jr., AUCTIONEER FOR THE SALE
l.. of Real Estate Slaves SUGGESTIONS and outdoor business
generally Office IS Common street. next to Of Camp
street. SET ly
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Sbipping , gnteI4lgenfe.
TUESDAY, October q, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Cahawba, Bulloch, for New York via Havana
James Connolly &co
Bark William Jane, Cobb for Bordeaux, Creevy Farwe
Sclr Hornet Mack, for Pensacola, John Hurley AGO
Scr Mary Ellen Garreson for Pensacola John Hurley Sco
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from Mnin On the passage up experienced very heavy
weahebroke foenast four feet above deck sprung main.
mast lost sails etc On the 18th inst during prevalence
the Dan Hogan knocked overheard by the
jb-strings giving way and was drowned. 5-gB-
~ Capt Howard of the bark Della Capn reports having
seen 18th inst OF the Hole nteWal bark Howard Of
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