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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-02-10
Ewy- FLOUR. =Fea

DlTTS j. SHELDON Offer for sale al tleii
L NH for cash only,
Extra A Family Flour,
manufactured from pure whitc WintcrN heat
which they will warrant equal to any -four
ever sold in M~iddlebury.
Extra y Flour, from Ped Canada Wheat.
Which compares tayorRbly with any extra
barrel flour from markets abroad
Buckwheat Flour Of the best quality. to-
cether with Corn, Rye, Oats Provonder,
Bran, &c, sc.
Middiebury. Nov. s, 1856. 80
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ADDISON HOUSE.

1--WE subscribers would respectfully civ, r,,,,.
that they have leased the = Addison House
for a term 81 wears, and tina, the proprie,ors lay,
re lifted the house IN every ~ IT, and lie al.
seriOer' have re-iurnished il with Il large an .,it
oi new iuinrure' ana nothing shall be WA 9
on their part to make everything comfortnL,s IL
pleasant Tor their guests. Excellent stub,c. ma
the best attention for tnrses will be pl.,, .,
Country residents will find a pleasant ana CO.
niehl nome nj The most liberal rates. spec,a. -.
ers. Large and small partiss will be acecu &C..
dated at short notice.
Middlebury, July is, 1857. Ia.
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very Town officer

SHO Id have Kinsman's Vermont
Townsnan, a compilation of the Laws
Of Vermont, in relation to the powers duties.
a d liabilities Of Town Officers and Tovns-
With Forms Directions and Legal Decisions,
adapted to the Statutes of the State. By ]
Lurnham Kinsmln COUNSELLOR at Law. ut
published and for sale by A. II. COPELAND,
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

SChoOL, Classical Standard, Postical and
~ miscellaneous Docks, Blank Rooks a. Iii
kinds, English, French and Americ ~ Papers and
Envelope, Artists Materials, +. g. B ards, Chess
Men, &e-, Just received Mt C~0PlLaAp'S BOOK
siore, north end Of the bridge,
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VALENTTNl
Middiobury, May 20, 1866.

SCHOOL BOOKS. Towns series CT School
y Readers, Mitchelrs Biographies, Smiths do.
Cotton & Fitch's DO, Yields and Well, Gram
mars, Adams Colburu's and Greenleai's att
Hoolbrook's Arithmetics, Sanders and lowers
ster's Dictionaries. kobin.on's Algebrus, Wri.:. &
Books, States, &c., for sale ut low prices, at
CUPELAND'S NEWS kOUM
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L a . q
MANUFACTURING
DAVENPORT G. CLAY

DAV q Ci1E
-, Would respectfully inform thtir
g5%sS patrons and the public gcuoril-
t$34EY ly, that they continue to receive
A.N- w o OIL
At the establishment of the MiddlebutJ
Manufacturing Company, to Manufacture in.
to different kinds Of Cloths such 40
CLO7HS, CASSIWERES, DOESKLNS,
TwEEDs, FANCY GOODS,
And all kinds OF
olBBtuGoo0s W%HtTtANI' cUL'u FLAtNEL.,
Or permanent coiois and mixos to suit thc
20 IT,. "a shares OF 10y the yard; al the option
81 tns owner,
Having Dccu to great oxpons, ia puruhas-
ing ,oom. suited to weaving
FANCY CBECKs,
Aud using nothing but pure wool fortlo fall.
Tie, Se feel warranted in saying that uur
goods. as TO- style aud quality cannot he sur
passed in the country.
They will keep a large assortmcnt Oh Rand
o. he various kinds of their manufactured
as TO accommodate those of their patrons
who may want their cloth in advance.
The subscribers would say that they have
been encouraged to venture this large outlay
in machinery, from the fact that they have
hardy been able, by the utmost effort ON
their part, to supply the home demand for
their cloths for the last two years.
Encouraged By the favor with which their
goods have met thus far, they hope by suict
personal attention to bu mess and the inter.
ests Of their patrons, to receive a l,hcta.
share Of patronage.
WOOL CARDING.
We would announce 10 The public tlat we
have also purchased a new set of machinery
suitable for carding wool into rolls for Gus
toners, AT short notice and at the usual prices
G'Terms as reasonable as at any cstab
iishment in the vicinity.
JASON DAVENPORT,
VALENTINE V. CLAY.
M~iddiebury, May 26, 1866.
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AKTI ,Ts' MATERIALS.

Artists OH Colors, Brushes, Canvas. Conner
foi, and ,Ii article, required for Oil, Greciah and
Craven Boaid, Nrayors, Blondes. Pencils. Ae-
just received at CoPELAND'S Dsekstors.
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Dr. g ~ MEDICINES.
D r Y--ct o d s..
6heldon's Hair Dive

nOUBLE the quantity at HALL TIE price r {
- other Dyes. 1t continues to sell at a mn
Idly increasing rnte rs people become acquaintc
with it.
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SHELDON'S NO II.

tor Diarrhoea, Cholera Moibus. and other kiu
dred complaints Las obtained the most untrets
dented sale that any Medicine ever had In Mil
dlebury. 1t is SO well known tina: people have
only to be reminded that 1t Is still for sale al my
store.
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months.
Pills, family boxes. 2b cts ,-Plaster on KID.
IS "a cents. '
u The above articles are sold by the dealers
u hlddlebnry, and by merchants everywhere
TINS paper eirculates, and by ole or more agent
in every city, town aud village in the United
States, Canada and South AmsrIes.
Solo in Middlebury by all the Druggists.
Q, |. Case, E. A. Hamilton, Saisbury L.
Store. Shoreham +. P. Fletcher, and Gordon
Scarf, Bridport L. W, Pollard. Addison; j. b.
Nesdham. Bristol; Market Hall. Hinesburgh; II.
o. smith, honktoni also by Druggists in YER
gennes- "H ~
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Miscellaneous
FARM FOR SALE.

TUE Farm belonging to the estate Of Il. ?.
Il BINGHAM. nov occupied by A,onzo L.
ninynam, is offered fer sale. Said Farm Is very
desdably located in West Cornwall, has thereon
a good 1wtlling house and out-building., contains
about one hundred and ninety-tLree acres. For
terms apply 10 MERRILL BINGHAM,
ltf. Administrator
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E

DROFF, LEIoHroN Ii. RINLEY, OF Brock VI
has discovered Il few methods, by which ~,
persons hair may be made to cur natural in thu E
weeks, without II e least injury to the hair. ANY
person sending thirty cents in postage STAN =
with n lock of their hair, and their age, shRii r.
ceive in return full directions Cor the above Of %,
A-t:css LEIGHTON n RlliILY
- ~ u
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CHEAP, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST.
The subscriber has OH hand q large assortment
Of UseeAoneous BoOLs, Cheap Publications, BLank
bOOks Stafi0eRry &c.
Which he will sell at lower prices thnn ever be-
fore offered in this County. Please call and ex-
anime soon, as the stock must lie sold 10 make
room for the fall stock.
n. B. No Gold Watches. or Jewalry thrown in
Copelands News Room
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snELDoN's CHERRY CORDIAL

For Coughs, Colds, &C., contains all the valnutie
virtues OF Black Cherries and Wild Cherry Balk,
WIN many other valuable remedial agents, and
eontA'ns no OPIUM: Its increasing success IS It's
best recommendation.
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SANFORD g. CO, Propietors, sac Broadway
New York.
Wholesale Agents in B~oston-Burr, Fester :
Co, No. l Cornhill Retail Agent. Russell
s7alding, 81 fremont street, opposite Museum.
Montpelier, 5. +. Pierce Waterbury, J NJ
Hensry, State Agent Mid lsbury, II. A. Sheldon.
And sold by Drug, lists througout the United
States and br fish Provinces. 26;6m
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LxkI or tho,e Intending to become such. should read, ~ onSsl
eAS those new pocket Hand BooS' enpt.d y Ssmns a.
wSSiihIyE = now TO DO BUSINESS" A new Pocket Guide to
Rvvass., In Pactical Life, Choice of pursuit, with Legal and Com,
m.reisi Form. Price 90 eenu-mu.Iin 50 cent?. ons doIsT VIZ
N fr The tour works in paper, or 4l,sl In one large, hannsmsy
bound volume rhsy will BE- sent 70 sgh.eHeershy mn. msi, ~
y. nrrnriI bv FONLER \ WELLS, IS broad"sy' fofSs
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-02-10

SO BRLS. high grade FAMILY FloUR,
l.JO in store and on The road. for cas- by
Oct. IL. E. VALLETTE.
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New
Triple. Triple.

A few Barrels and Halves of Superior Tripe
this DIV recv' and for sale by L. VALLETIE.
Nov 2 t.
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CATARRH, ~LARYSGITIs, ASTHMA, AND DISEASES
OF THE THROAT, Lungs AND HEART, CuiED
WITHOUT ruTTINo DKUGs INTO Thu STOMACH
BY lSHAlING COLD INDICATED VAPoRs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-28

This Board met isst evening-Presidens ParGy IA the
chair.
The PRESIDENT offered resolution that the comnis-
sioners Of Record report 10 the Board the amounts Of
money heretofore appropriated for the work under their
charge, tho amount expended TOR what description Of
work paid 10 whom paid the proposals received BY shsm
rom the persons estimating for tho work. copy Of the
contract with specimen sample OF the wor contract
cd for, and the amount necessary W fully complete the
same Adopted.
The Board took up the tex levy, which was read tas
certain items, whom Supervisor Nooxags (n tue chair
pro- ,e) said that vas not In the power Of the Board 10
alter the amounts the Legislature drecled cor
tain % 10 raised The clerk then proceeded to read
the remainiuR portions OF the lew.
Supervisor VooRgrs remarked that the fact was tnst
the legislature had egslzed AL the Illegal acts Of The
Board Of Supervisors
The resolutions we're adopted up 70 The eighth. 100
ON reaching the appropriation OF SIS, 27S 90 for detfay-
ing the salaries OF H. H. Copover Tor expenses 40 N me
Office OF Street Commissioner,
Supervisor PuRDY opposed this item, or would At less,
RECORD hs vote against u, a. most nef.rous mposuoo
the cvy.
Supervisor KENNEDY said thst matter what hs opn-
ION about Mr. Corover right 10 have held that oce,
he II u Of opinion that Yr Ornovcr should ne paid,
for he not there the city would have lost millions
Supervisor fwrEn entered bic vote against ne appro-
prs,icn. Passed hg q vote ~ six 20 two.
The further dspofilon Of TIE levy Wasnterrupted
~ motion 70 scj0urr which WAS carried ~ svo.e ~
Fix 10 two.
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HONDURAS.

me papers from this republic have not 70 hand
isr has been Established 10 Cholutecs, 70 commence
the eth and end on the 10th OF December every year
fhe estimate Of the Slate expenses for the 1859
set down at Sl32 912
Honduras reply to tho circular issued by Nicaragua
has expressed ts willingness 70 join any cal
eused " secure the safety and stability or the Central
American republics
Private advices inform TINT President Gusrdioia
Oh missed his Minister and appointed Don Pedro Alvs
rsdo Minister Of Foreigu Affairs and General Forenco
XS.ruch ~ Ninister OF the Interior
The President Ia reported TO be in bad health and had
ft ComAyagua ho a. his hacie nda, among the
1aars near JprcpJap.
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BOLIVIA

GLOOMY REPORT OF AFFAIks-PRESIDEET LNARBs
CONSULTING A MgsMBRIsr-HIs OPPOSITION TO
BRLZU-ARMY INCsEAsE--TLO6GING or Private
INDIvIDuALs-w WHOLESALE FLOOD OF BASE COIN.
The Com.rcto OF Lima publishes very gloomy de-
scripou Of the state 6 this republic. DR. Lnarec the
President sppeays to be going from bad TO worse ne
ct present Ia PGz where he lives in daily dread Of tho
return Of General Belzu Il B said that he called in The
assistance Of mesnerser short time sgo 10 pry into
fntury He caused him TO try his powers on the soldiers
ask them Belzu would return, 70 which they replied
yes; on being asked they would join Bsz1, they
replied In the Affirmative upon which he ordered them to
be gfed Tho'e who gave answers favorable TO Lnares
were rewarded with four reals
The regiment OF Colons Ortiz has been dnoAnded, on
Of its supposed leaning 20 yards 8elzu In couse
quence Of this act General Perez, Minister ~ War, has
resgned and Colonel Ortez hiss Asked for his discharge
from the service pares has established the punish
mept OF fogghg, previously abolished.
Three bstaons 100 men EACH are 70 be raised and
the cavalry 70 be increased 10 600 sroog For the
pepses Of this service forced loan OF $2o6 900 Is 10 be
rased on the owners OF city and landed property The
President has seized 500 mules belonging to Peru
wan muieeers for the purpose OF conveying munitions of
war 10 Potesi.
In various parts of the republic citizens have been
1ogged morsooed for msniespg opinions IN favor Of
aezu and Bishop Cordova has been and rudey
Grant Lord the liberty Of the people, and restrain
the fury Of those who work sgsinss them" Hnares has
threatened to place In mol all priests who cer up soch
petitirps
It is stated that six presses have beer introduced
for the purpols Of coincg false money
Numbers Of the beet citizens Of Bolivia have been
banished and Others selling her estates and leaving
for Peru and Chile.
such R the picture given Of Bolivia under President
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SAN SALVADOR.

NEW CONSUL AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF PRBsI-
DBNr sAHrIN-- GENEsAL BARR1os President.
The nlcs Of tho GGceta dc Salvador (Ccuupeque)
rem May 26 70 June 10.
The Gaceta of June announces that the 10Th OF
April Don Fabian GogoyzA Was named Consul o. Salvador,
IN Panama.
Pirate advcss inform that President santia has TO
signed account Of ia health and that the Vice Presi-
dspt Don Jusquin Guzmsn deciosd assuming the duties
Of Office the plea Under these circumstances,
General Gerardo BarYos had assumed the office OF Pes
deni Of the republic.
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L,IRx rsI.AND-A MATCH FOR $500 WILL 1oxr or
betwten the yacht. Laura Keene and Jcssp ~
ls'and (ssf1 mist BoteD Thursday. July - nfou"es
r. NJ.
l.'OR sALr-A TWENTY EIGHr rEEr FOAf, NV
tbs tprins. Aso 5osL twenty ns u 49, ,oss 49,.
plete order Boats Of every description or,I bose
scusantiy hard for sale Apply oJAr "ho' nay ""se'
Penny bridge, Brooklyn.
cstcop vAcrr poR SALE, Al rrsr LoNa. HrEEr
- ham IN perfecs order has Al repnst0r fr Wecs And
s.ry Ger having no use Ter her she VII
"a ~ "A chesp. Address l. bcx 3i2 Post Office.
,y,,gr WV SCHOONER yACHr AsTRAEA FOR SALE
L l~nytsa HlOonGOOD, E.g, se.retary Of Sc hev
"a Vac rTub, vs. Pine street, New york CITY.
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CRIcKEr--The following the eleven picked on. on
the soe of the United States play the match
sgars 81 all Canada, on Monday next At Hobokeo:-
Biehsm. New York Cricket Club.
SnAIUss.. ss....s.ss
MeVsu.
why
Bingham. Georges Creke. Club.
WeHeI. ...s'..'t's.'s.ss...
u. Wright.
LeDg ........,ss..,...
Seror Observation-Disclosures isdelphs Cricket Cub.
Jefferson y Newark Cricket Ciuh.
da')a3 ..........,....
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GUATEMALA.

pECLME OF THE CH0LERA-P0RT IMPROVEMENTS
COCHNEAL HAEvEsrs MARKETS.
me Gacea de Guatemala Is dated 10 June 20.
On the Goth Of May the GGc1 announced that only
bree Of cholera had occurred during the last
few days. Amstlan quite free from the epidemic.
Ia Palm only few cases had been repoftei but in
EsqaiBtla su continued In rather severe FORM and
some 81 tho principal citizens had fallen victims 10 IT,
Mr. v. Wyatt arrived In the last trip Of the Columbus
for the purpose Of examining tho port OF San jose and the
coast 10 the northwasd with the Of constructing
pier number Of the Gdcetd inof that Mr. Wyats
report had been submitted 70 the government and the
1871 of June extract therefrom is published by which
learn that the port of stapA and the lagoon Of Quia
sombrero reported sgainss, and an iron pier
ended be built San Jose 900 feet long and 20 feet
wide, the coet Of which with lighthouse cranes, railroad
track &C., 10 estimated NJ f34, 900 ttt74, 600).
In decree Of June the government changed the
and coIoys Of Guatemala which hereafter will be ~
follows A shield divided with two quarteriugs the
upper plain field OF blue vi vertical silver bars ana
the lower with three volcanoes blue fed. The crest
sun, and the supporters two national asgs each
side. The shield will be wreathed the rjgh. side
by IN oak branch and the Left by one OF laurel.
The legend will be white ribbon twined am, ug the
hsgs and will read, "GuatemaiA Respublca. Sub D. o
G. Protectiope." Colors, red, yellow, blue and white
arranged in Geveu horizontal stripes the two upper
biHe tho two next white, the two red, and the
rsl red the arms being embazoaed on the latter.
The occhpea had Terminated The entire crop
y calculated At nearly IL, 900 seroons
The latest quotations IN the market Of Guatemala
Flour % the fanegs, nee 81 70 81 the arrobs sugsr
81 per $50 carga, coffee in the she'll $l4
per qnintAl.
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC.

me steamship Valparaiso arrived at PAusma on the 9th
II July from Valparaiso and the intermediate ports OF The
South Pacific.
Tho Valparaiso had sixty passengers 100000 in bar
silver Tor England and 900 PACKAGES Of freight
PurseY psrtneu reported that up TO tho day Of the
steamers sailing heavy norther prevailed In Valparaiso.
rhree vessels reported shore small port 70
the oSth Of VALPARAISO called Papudo.
The Pacific esau Nav gAtoa Oompany's screw
ne Coda arrived Valparaiso 10th Of Juue
ansr passage from England Of nfsy four days.
rhc Gates are, valparaiso the 18TH Lima the e6th and
CAlao the 9Th OF June.
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soga sides Of The road The road u 70 be macadam-
ind, with poss henses n every two leagues.
Cosia Rcsn National Bark has been established q
Gan Jose Nth CAPITAL Of one million NJ dollars II is
semi governmen, affair, snd viii soon have branches In
Nicaragua. Eonduras, San Salvador and Gua.emals.
The official estimates Of the next coffee crop sum up So
600 qunsss which may be increased by the application
OF guspo TIE Cstcd that the last crop snort
the large yield Of the previous year exhausted
the bushts.
Several projects before the government for the
scueiicn or large solid MOLE pier, Punta Arenas
asked.
The Croca says. that from information in il posses
seesion, Il is convinced that the whole Of Central Amer
Is satisfied that the amendments to the Cass
Yrsar treaty by the President OF Nicaragua are inds
pensabe ana that without thepe neither the freedom OF
Cepva American sell the honor OF tho nshonaltes
n safe The paper says that the negotiations for
Che national onion 10 forward state since the sig
nature Of the treaty varous nterchapges OF views have
taken place among the Presdents and nalooa "plan"
viii soon be puslished.
Mr. Sinclair, civil engineer, arrived at Panama from
Coss Risa In the Columbus, With the plans and sections
Of the Punta Arenas and San jose Railroad, which he
has been at work for the last eighteen mouths Mr.
len for England the purpose of submitting his plans TO
ths promoters Of the enterprise thero
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PERIL.

THE PRss1DENTTAL CANVASS PRESIDENT Chs11LLA's
rouR soUfH-nrs OBJECTS IN THE Journey
DREAD OF A BBv0LUTioN-TRABs VERY DULIs-
nNsLpH AND FRENCH FLsETs AT oALLAo--GUtro
FRoM THE CHINcHAs.
The coming elections h The only topic OF political IN
terest 10 Peru Don Domingo Elias appears 10 no OF
he moet popular candidates The state Of he heslta s
eure nice n elected
TOO miiish ha vf-r e wales Wa roi1 ~ s~ciion
on June 10 for as
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ma Protect Of Ayseucho hes suspended the publication

Yhe Project Of Ayacucho has suspended the publication
IT Csmye;o ssssss that the Pacific Steam Navigaaioa
Company about 70 add two new s.esmer. 70 thor
meet 1s%s I'm in BE- composed Within year further
states that 10 the company's intention TO run weekly
line between Panama and CAiiao.
had visited Islsy and TAcns, and his way 70 Are
quipa The object Of bis visit said 10 be connected
reaction e IN 1i favor or ' ex Fresasn. Eonenisus
COL Pablo Arguedas, who short time ago entered the
House Of Representatives In Lima and dispersed the De
pufies 10 Oliver Cromwes style, has published mani
feso to the nation vpdcstug his conduct aud that Of
President Castillo who he says, was the nstgasor or the
act
During the month of Nay thirty ships with 80 1876
tons OF guan0 loaded Ut the Chincha lsands OF this
amount 74 tons were for England es47 for France and
party Of French left Aspnwal on the 10Th Of
July for Panama. They on their way to Lima 70 nish
anew prison. which has already oeen1our years course
[Csllao fJune 27) correspondence Of Panama Herald
The past fortnight has been devoid Of news ~ the
for the people the approaching elections, which are sup
posed Off in September Dextthst s IN case no
Individual kicks up row or revolution m me meanfi%e
that Cen San Roman is dissatisfied with the present
limitations He Nowhere and stands chance Whatever
u inst the to dot unless he equivalent for
hts services the past revolution There be doubt
Div mis- visit down south keep san Roman in check
than for any other purpose. Although San Roman hes
copied the nomination Minister Of Var, he shows lag
gard disposition to give up command of the army knowing
he does that Castillo easily dispose Of Minister,
but General In command Of the army Is another affair
altogether may have report 70 you the result Of
other revolution In place Of the election
Az yet business Of any description lie very dull although
to judge from the appearance Of harbor stranger
would suppose that such feet OF vessels would create
considerable business but unfortunately the shipping ID
like trade-at stand still.
The American shps Planter Captain Carlyle, and samu-
81 Lawrence, Captain PAen have put back 70 this port
leaking.
There large fleet Of English and French vessels Of
in port We have the sdmirais here, and the past
week has beer fearful the consumption Of pow
DER from morning 10 night has been one continuation OF
ealutes.