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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-03

THE NOBILITY The nobility OF England
are co~cing to Il very singular complex ion. II
Is but few days since the son OF Duke was
committed 10 debtors jtii, and now a Prince
figures in a Police Court. Last arrivals tell
OF Sake Weimer, unia wfuliy passed through
a toll gate refusing 10 pay the toll ,amoun,ing 2
10 81, for which offence he was brought be-
fore tbs Hammersmith Police Court, aud sen.
fenced TO pay that sum and Is. cost NabbsSS,
obtige Will nencsIorih have q wider and more
Singular Specification than ever. A Peer
bankrupt for pa!try El,UU0, and commi ted
u common jail in detault OF payment; and
Prince declining 10 ray three-reRny toll
except Gu c0mpulsiou;-- sadder Gem
mentary on patrician institutions can he
imagiaed, what sadder picture OF paIric.an
poverty can be presented IL is quite Iikell
that we may Yet be called upon 10 contribute
for the relief OF glsh peers and princes, Il s
We have before tor the relief OF Irish
peasants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-03

THE AMERICAN RECEPTION OF THE GREAT
EAsTERN-The correspondent OF the London
Times, who came over with the Great Eastern,
writes an account of her reception at New
York, from which we extract the following:
In vain the band of the Great Eastern PLAYED
Hail Columb bia,' in vain the bands of the
other steamers essayed Rule Rrittania," mu
sic was drowned and shouted down with
cheers. The universal hat went into the
air-the "universai handkerchief was waived
and The Americans, always guessing guessed
for this time truly when they said no such
ovation had ever been paid 10 any vessel in
the world. It was a heart stirring welcome
and one which even now that i, is past at d
done one cannot recall without feeling OF
emotion and fstonishment. The dapa rture OF
the vessel from the Thames, the departure of
the Queen from Cherb0urg, even the Ok
ford and Cam bridge boat race, (the last won
dertui specimen OF aquatic eXcltement) give
no idea OF the reception Of the Great Eastern
at New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-03

FALSE PERSoNATIOS AT A CRITICAL Mo
M-HT The Cleveland Plaindealar puts forth
The following extraordinary statements in re-
gard TO Jesse Boorn, one OF the gang of coun.
t'rieiters recently arrested at Barton. Ohio
"There is a strange history connected with
Jesse Boorn, one of the men arrested at Bur
ton. Some forty years ago cold b!ooded
murder was perpe;rated in the State Of Ver-
mont. The murdered man was brother. iu-
Ia of Boorn, named Cooley, and circum-
stances pointed TO Boorn and his brother as
the guilty parties. They were tried, convict
ed and entenced to be hung. The execution
day came, and large crowds poured into the
village to see he murderers swing They as
cendpd the scaffuld ard the nolse was placed
around their necks, when the supposed dead
man appeared ia the crowd! The Boorns
were se1 tree luSt as they reached dea this door
and i'm ned!ateiy fed the Stale. Jesse Boorn
now nearly seventy years old. confessed To
Mr.. Hackett, of Barton, that he and his
brother did murder Cobey-the person " ho
appealed before the gailows being q man from
New Jersey, who bore II striking ressm blauce
to the deceased and who was expressly hired
u play the yiiainous part. The affair create
great excitement at the time lhrnu gbour
New England, and lawyers retained for the
defence IN cespernte murder cases have ever
since quoted The Born case for the benefit of
their cileuts.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-03

AN OIL STORY.-The Cleveland Herald pub
fishes the following letter from TitusvilIe,
Pa. and youches fer the reliability OF the
writer:
The oil we'll known as the "Wiiliam weIlr
has for several weeks been pouring in regular
puiSatione, the Seneca oil over the top Of the
Well into the barrels prepared for it. nt the
rate OF one barrel per hour and this without
any power from above or outside OF itself but
.aeTelT from the expulsive power of the gas
Oi yesterday The company concluded 10 sink
The we'll Il few teet deeper, that they mign
thus form pocket III which the sand, &c.
might accumulate. After drilling about TWO
feet they opened another tremendous vein OF
Gil and gas, the oil rising a number of feet
above the top OF the pipe, and flowing In vol
uInes over the works and around npen the
ground. About TWO hours after il commenced
tpus 10 pour over, visited il, aud saw unmis-
takea6ie evidences of the elephant, trunk and
all. They were then filling he 50 Ii barrel -
One man was kept busy carrying barrels of
III d three men constantly dipping The oil Wi Ia
pals cut of The pipe. In ft1s!re hours oRe hun.
dF.d tdrrstS 81 regt SsHsrG OIL was put up
twenty 1--WE barrels at least running Ii way, aud
the well still throbbing out a torrent OF The
oIeaglnous matter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-03
AMnnlcANs IN EuRors- DLMenltu IN Get.

AMERICANS IN EUROPE DiUeRiy in Get
nag Home.-AmerIcan travellers in Europe
are naeiy 10 experience difficulty IN get
mug nome next fall, unless some provision IS
made for their aeeom mnodaiiou unite beyond
'ne 'nsahs OF present conveyance. A gentle
man VINO lett th's city early IN July, wriies
nome tnat Notwithstanding his mrs, ende aver,
on fsSchibs Liverpool. Was 10 secure Il home
was fonnd 70 be already Tiled, The lii st olpor-
tunity whieh offered being by th. Adiiatic.
early IN October. Probably there is. this wear
larger huliber OF Americans travelling in
staacs Of ali drsiTiag Ia return about tha sa,f.
iIne, tie trans liant ti2 steamers are eu1 tgad
h.aly Weeks la advances. "A gtaud haues NOW
oDsfs Tor The Great EtsIeIn.--A. l. yesy. Com.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-03

Pptle NgiSenes.-John Netties was sum.
moned brfore the Mayor yesterday 10 show
cause why he should not be ffned for creating
public nuisance by filling the streets and
private houses with dense volumes OF smc Es
that issue from smoke stack on his lot ON
Eth street, near Marshall. Some few weeks
since, BELL Hughes were fined for similar
nuisance on lsth street, between Franklin and
Grace, caused by The smoke stack TO the en-.
gine which propelled their planning mill
they then, as we learned at Court. sold their
mill and fixtures to Mr.. Netties and he
moved II TO l7th street aud put IL in opera
tion AS consequence. persons residing ip
the reighborhocd complained of IL, aud the
Mayor feft compelled 10 impose fine OF
$40 on Idr. Nettles, which sum, however,
VIII not be exacted II the nuisance Is sbated
lif owseTs OF planning mills were to use coke
tor fuel, instead OF shavings and scrap tim
Der, the smoke creat ted even In damp weather,
when the air is too light To bear IL, would moi
be as Objectionable as that caused frexa pine
shayings.1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-03

The CARPET TRADg.-lt is singular what
remarkable taste the American shows tor
good carpet. 1t seems to be i'm possible for him
10 walk comfortably through life without a
carpet under his feet Every man who occu-
pies few square feet of house-room must
have the brick or the boards protected from
his tread by so much carpetiug. Here carpet
ing appears III Il thousand places where iu
other parts OF the world il is never seen The
English shoopheegar thinks lhe bare boards
goOd enough tor The reception Of his customers,
ara seldom does the merchant think of adding
o the elegance OF his counting room by iayiue
d. Wn a square of Brussels. Ouly those
churches devoted to the service of the more
aTistJcfatic Worshippers ara furnishe with
The comforts of Kidderminster. the bare wood
or bIicks or stone being considered more con-
SonaLt with the 'helf-denying duties of the
sanctuary" Widely different is it with the
Well-to-dN American. he believes in enjoy
iug life; and considering that carpets con-
tribute TO HES enjoyment, he does Ut hesi,a e
10 spread every Wnere he is accustomed O
tread with due quantity of three ply OF Ia
pestry, or Brussels, or Turkey. Notwith-
standing the high cost of foreign carretipgs in
this country, 1t Is yet Surprising to what
an exteHt these are annually imported -
In 1859, more than two million dollars worth
OF carpetngs were imported into the United
States. OF that amount 81 l1iU6i was Tor
goods OF English manufacture and 10 BIZ for
French makes. Although larger proportion
of expensive carpetings is used in this coun-
try than, perhaps, in any other, yet it would
appear that the kind most luxurious OF all is
soid 10 very Insignificant extent. The costly
manu- factureS OF Turkey are known through
ont the world rs at once the richest and The
mos: durable Of carpets; yet our entire inpor-
taiion of that make, during last year, amount
ed 20 only S79S, which fact is probably owing to
the limited extent Of trade with Turkey. Z he
sale of mattings is branch of carpet trade
which is yearly increasing in Importance. The
imports of mating in 1859 amounted 10 S265,-
1873 and this year, in consequence OF our
rlrtCr f3n
supply, the receipts are likely TO exceed con-
sideraoIy, tina. amount. The imports ot floor
cloth are comparatively trIfIng, our own
manufacturers having sueceeded in producing
an article which has put foreign productions
almost entirely ont of the market United
States Er0Honlist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-03

PlTTsYLyANIA RAlLRoAD.-A meeting Of a
portion OF The most active ard pm nbic spirited
citizens of nanVille Va, was held en- Tues
day evening Ia I take the preliminary steps
10 organize the Pittsylvania Railroad Compa.
NJ, under tie charter granted by act OF The
last Legislature. The meeting passed resolu-
lions indicating their interest in the proposed
improvement, and pledging heir in Il uence tor
corporate subscription Ca The part OF Dan
vile to The work. II was suggested by resoiu-
tlon that mass meeting OF ali the friends OF
The scheme be held AT Pittsyivania Court
House, on the 22i day OF August, for the pur-
p5<e OF opening books of subscription to the
capital stock of the company. The meeting
was addressed by number of speakers, both
from Danyiile and from the county
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-03

C5S'fattiag the pfeas. - The tween " -efghth
section Of the ordinance concerning streets
declares that "a merchant may, in front OF
his place OF business, occupy with his goods
one-half OF the sidewalk, but no more; but he
sh8u act suspend his goods so that the same
shall extend from the 'front.' of his house ,,oy.
man oas foe! io,eafds tAs street, under penalty
OF not less than 81 nor more thaa S. for each
ehenee." For violating the latter clause OF the
aeoNe seetion, the folio wing merchants were
each fined al by the Mayor Yesterday mora
ing A. Nordlinger. s. Litchenstine Simon
fieishsr,- A. Henry, j. RosenheaIse N. A.
Cohen, J. Straus. j. kioss, A. Well, u
Slaughter aud j. Bachxa.h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-03

MARINE LoSsYs FOR JULY.-The number o.
American vessels exclusive OF river aud bay
craft) reported during last mouth as totally
lost and missing, amounts to 10 viz: team
ers ships, harks, brig and schooners.-
OF these |! We're wrecked, = burnt, founder
ed, | abandoned, capsi zed, aud are missing
TIE value OF the above vessels is es timated II
S45J, ,0uO, exclusive Of cargoes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-03

POLITICAL p PROCESSION PRECIPITATED IN
TO THE RIVERA Ia CHA BILE inrideD occ arred
at tue DJueias celebration in Fond da Lac,
Wisconsin. While the procession was cross
ing Division street bridge. over Fond du Lac
river, ii gave way under such an unwonlsd
load Of Democracy as had gathered upon il,
aud let ihe crowd into the water Eeio W
Fortunately ire mud was much deeper than
Tue water, and no other serious consequences
ensued than The fright, an The thick envelope
OF slough material brought up by those whom
the bridge refused 20 transport in safety over
this peril in the line OF march. Several Ia
rescued appeared in much deeper shade of
mourning than is a usual style of dress al d
gala celebration. The light of torches changed
10 4 scene OF InefrimenI among crowd OF
tun loving boys what might otherwise have
h-en serious aecident.--Jaassrttie Gas ~,
I'D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-03

MTs. Anhs Cora Mowatt Richie. W no has
D. en- spending some time at the Spiings. has
settled for the summer at y quiet farm. onsa
near Astoria, l. |.
negro girl Of Lewis Weldon, near VIII
ming'os, hal, has been srrsstea fprtasiss.s
pas in The month Of his iafant aud makisg ik
swallow Them.
Nathaniel Parker Willis is ''inyaiidinen a.
Idiewild, entertaining ith charaeteristic hos-
pitatty musical prodigies, retired ei.rgyYnen
aad host of autograph-ssskers.
The water Ia the Alabama river is lower
than IL has been known for ,ears n..f,,rs =
Naviga'ion for even the lightest draughf b5ats
10 very diticult.
The New York State Teachers, Association
m@t IN Its htiesn IN annual SESSION a, Syrsc.Sa
on Tuesday. Six thousand teachers wsge
said to have been present
The Red river (Canada) all recently came
through with four papers. carried 81 Ave
men. sts ess 81 ess6s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-03

MEAN Act OF A IIoRSE.-We saw a mean
thing done by a horse the other day. We were
crossing over To the metropolis in one of the
Jersey City ferry boats, which, as usual was
very much crowded. Standing on the tor
ward end of the boat, among the througing Q
teams, we noticed Jersey dandy. if you kno W
what that is-a young man, rather over dress-
ed, but neat as pin, with small bouquet OF
roses and leaf-sprigs in the button-h hole of his
somewhat tashy seutaway coat While his
eyes were fixed upon the huge bulk of the
Great Eastern, at her dock, foot OF Hammond
street, a sorry looking horse, Without NOTICING
II, nlpped OFT his bu ttun-hole bouque leaS in Q
Instead n round white. circle Of - horse sIob.
her" We pitied him when he dis covered tha
his flowers were goue-h1 seemed 10 =" feel so
bad" Meantime, the faulty animal viii ked
70 his companion, which was as q od rs a
horse laugh at the practical joke.-knicksy-
6GeElT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-03

PRODUCE AND CONSUL uMPTIoN OF CoFFEE-
The quantity Of coffee produced in the world
is As follows:
Brazil, $4,000 600 lbs; Java, 202 50O, eco lbs j.;
Ceylon, 05,000, 600 lbs; ST. Domingo, rs U.OCd
lbs.i Sumatra, 0,0nO,U00 lbs Cuba aud Porto
Rico, 30.OU0,000 lbs; Venezuela 30 GOO 100 lbs :;
Costa kica, l5.0OO,000 lbs; Mocha, 4 500 OUo
lbs.i English West Indies. 7,5t0, 400 lbs Ma
Eiila, i,5t0,0u0 lbs; French and Dutch West
Irdies, a,oo00N lbs Total, i,U2i. .0G0,00O lbs
The consumption OF coffee is estimates in IN,
following manner: The whole of Norm Ame-
rics consumes 337. 7.s00,00O lbs, being in the
l,ygest proportion; France. Switzerland
Spain, italy, Portugal, and adjoining slands.
cons ume amongst them only 202 ,0o0 lbs :
Germany, including Austria, 2te2, 500 900 lbs ;
Holland and Belgium, li25a0e00 lbs; Den /.
mark. Sweden. Russia, Finland, and Poland,
only 75, ,1attt % ihs. amjng them, owing proha-
b,y TO he fouduess OF those nations Tor some
thing strorgrr. q reat Bitain aud Ireland
cogs same ab0ut 6p,QvV, ,uVu los
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-03

FATAL ACCIDENT John SIC Williams, re.
siding near Hamburg, in Shenandoah county
Va, CANA TO his death under the following cir.
cnmsiances On Friday last, for amusement {,
perhaps, he was swinging upon the door o!
she house, holding TO the top with his hands
when he fell TO he fioor, striking the back o
his head and injuring hlmselt So severely tha
ne died on Sunday last, after enduring much
main.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-03

LIBERAL BiQUEsT.-A Correspondent in.
forms the Cincinnati Il &zetfe thar MIR McDuf-
fe. who lately died III Prnusy iyania, be.
queathed $1,000 To the Methodist Church.
&lU,g0U 10 the Asylum for the Blind, $50 cuU &c
his nephew, aEd SiGODO to Mrs. Abbott OF
Cincinnati These beqaests lake effect upon
the death of Mrs. Nc Duilie, now in her seven.
ty-iifth year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-03

Property Of Poor HebtorS.-On the 10Th of
March last, the Legislature amended the 3lth
section Of chapter - OF the Code, 50 as To en-
large the exemption from distress or levy the
property OF poor debtors. At The request of
our readers We append the substance, as fol.
lows:
n ease of r husband or parent, who is q house
keeper and head OF family, there shall be xe apt
from stress or levy the 70 ng srtIciss or so
much or So many thereof as the parry ma, have:
One COW, one bedstead, with bed "A nd necetssTy
bedding for the same SIX chairs. one table, six
snVes SIX FORKS sax ates, two dishes, TWO basins.
oae po' one oven SIX pieces OF wood heawa
oae Ioom ard Its appurtenances, one spInlIns-
wiE el one pair Of card .ons axe, one hoe hye LhS
ot corn five bushels OF neat barrel OF Hour.
two hundred pru ds OF bacon or Eark, and nye
dul!ars value of forage or ~, aad one cooking
stove and u.ensls Tor cOosilg tlierewItn; and IN
of a mechs nlg, his tools ana ute nsils of his
trade, howe not to exceed : - in value a S,,g-
iHz ni1ehtHe. and provided that no f. mly por-
trait or engraving shall be beet to Glatress or
levy.
There shall be exempted (rosa leyy OF distress
upon contracts he eattse E4sae bsdstead, with
@ bed and neeessaTy bsdd ~ for the same or
every tn % .em bers al the family OF the hus ar
s,r parent mentioned IL the preceding section one
horse, oT mule, or Soke OF ox~n, . ow. aud neces
sUy gesrlns exc ept for taxe-: provided, that thu
prOyis 0ns OF this act shall not extend To dis.fess
mad far taxes and cOunty and parish le eYiss pro-
vtded. that the value of horse. male or oke OF
or >n shall not exceed SlQ0 ana proyds d. thai the
proVIs,"rs OF THIS act shall aot take De-, ugti tha
lst OF July, 1860.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-03

CLOSE TosErHER.--Major Culbertson, who
has just come from the Rocky Mountains.
says thar the head waters OF the nlssonrI q ud
Caiunoia rivers are so near together that he
~ one time drank from the Missouri. on the
eas side of tue Rocky Mountains, and 4 haIf
hour after r"aTds from Tho Columbia, on the
Pacific. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-03

BLOODY AFFRAY IN MIssoUgI.-pr. Jor-
Mo, was attacked ON the a0th Of July, In a
store ia that town by Ave men. The doctor
drew pistol and shot three Of his assailants
dead, aua then gave himself up to the au thor
ities, who justified his action on the ground
of acting in ssit-defenee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-03

OF tue Baptist Church at Fafmville Va, has
received cali 10 The FIRST B lptist Church OF
Augusta Ga Rev. Jas Il. IRA ham, pas tor OF
Kent Street Presbyterian Church, Dchester,
mas declined TO accect the call given him IL
weeks since by the congregation con .ec,ed
with the First Presbyterian Church at Wheel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-03

THE SEASON ABRoAD.-The English Jour
mails report that last month was The coidesi /
June, with three exceptions, that has occ urred
in ninety years The cola seasons were liz 1771,
1921 and ls52. l. was eighteen degrees colder
on the average than tha same month in 1855
Rain tell in England on twenty-six of the
thirty days of June, and the absence of thuE-
der and lightning Is one of the most remarka-
Bile features of the noath.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-03

Liesa1 10 Dr!Hk--The last Legislature
passed an act authorizing the licensing OF ale,
porter, or beer houses, and pat tuem on the
same tootiug with other drinking establish
meats. GrpceFx. eoafectioners and others.
therefore, v 10 selIaie. porter, or beer, or such
ilae atinxs, without obtaining the lea uisass IL
Ssnse may BE- fins s}0 ~ jury for each ~,
isece Toe license tor The privilege Of ss,ling =
|. hut SO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-03

ARREsT-A man named Collins has bean
arres Ted IN Baltimore, charged with steaiing
lhs two japanese swords whilst the Ia aI,aness.
were AT Barpum's lila that city. n boy In
formed upon he nau, aud says hat Collins
made him secrete The swords. Tney cannot
be found in the place where they are said In
have beea placed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-03

LEFT THE GAS BURNING AND WENT TO Etr-
RoPE.-The New York corresp spondent of the
Mobile Register relates the following:
Recently gentleman returned from Europe.
He had been absent with his family sryen
months. He paid his gas bill the day he left,
aud the house had not been opened for seven
m )nths yet when it was, the gas man took tt
return from the meter, and bill was made
out for S52. Mr.. Grinueil gent and com
planned to the Secretary, related the cfrcum-
s:ances, and threatened exposure of such a
baretaced robbery. He refused to pay the bill.
VERY we'll, SIR said he Secretary Mr. C
went home aud told his wife. PAY it," said
she. why SO ~ said he. - Because = said
she, " the day we left New York, mad TO go
back 10 the house for some article had for
gOt The window shutters were fastened
lii the gas; the other day when we returned.
found it still burning" The bill was paid for
q steady gas fiamer had been burning for seven
months. Gas stock pays heavy dividend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-03

NAvAL.-Geo. f. Law, Master in the Navy.
has been Promoted 10 Lieutenant from ttt,
10th OF July. FIRST Assistant Engineer &. "
I.bring has been d-iached from The ufiic, of
tue Engineer-in Cniei, Wash ing ton ana First
Assistant Engineer Geo X. Johnson ordsIed
upon duty in that Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-03
Pastor OF tbs Eutaw NJ. K. CT
AS AN INVTGORtTOR.
~. The Great virginia nemcdy, ard n,

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Tag MeruETlal or BaisaHio properties, exec s
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'hc medical world are astonished when told that
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coninunced when they have ocular demonstra
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on ae part OF the patent; and any one purchasi
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iIer of charge. To complete the cure, through hlf
aEsuts; and cure VIII be effected without Incon
yeGlence to the patient
sold by APPERSUN H. DUPUY, No. 2GI Broad
street, and o. a. STRECKER.M Main street, Drug
gsta agents for the city Of Richmond
u4h H-i6mE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-03

THs SEA SARPENT SkEN.--A yeritable sea
serpent was seen aL West Haven on Thurs day
ae )ut forty ;eet long. and of a hroWAish color
He was seen aIno * II school of porpoises. 81 ho
erned to be In & eat commotion on his uc.
count.-BOston Bee, Tuesday. .... ..
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TURNlP SEED.
EARL WHITE FLAT.
WHITE LAT, red top.
LARGE . DpE.
LARGE NORFOLK.
RCTA BAGA, purple top, &c,
Jug, 20 hand, for sale by
JNU W. GARLICK. Apothecsry, &c,
Market Place, Franklin ST.