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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-17
Douglas in Kentuekyi

Convention Of the friends Of Douglas in Kentucky
has been called to meet in Louisville the lth day oil
August. The Convention promises to be very large
aud enthusiastic one, meetings beirg held all over
the State appointing delegates to it, As another evidence
of the increasing strength Of Douglas in Brecknrdges
own State may remark that the Bardstown Gazette
the principal Democratic paper in the fifth district Of
Kentucky has just declared for Douglas There
six Democratic papers in Kentucky for Douglas, viz
Louisville Democrat Louisville ARzeger, Bardstown Ga
-stts Eizabethtown Democrat NiehOlasville Democrat
aud Hickman Courier
We notice the proceedings Of meetings in number Of
counties in late issues of the Louisville Democrat in
which Douglas and Johnson have been enthusiastically
endorsed In the Democrat of Thursday morning last,
which reached US Sunday observe calls for meet
Ings in three other counties which We suboin:
BOURBON COUNTY
TIE undersigned Democratic citizens Of Bourbon CO.,
KY unite in call for public meeting, Saturday the
l4.h inst at three o'clock, in the Town Hail. Mlers
burg for the purpose of rayDg the nomination of Ste
phen A. Douglas Of Illinois for President and Herscbel
v Johnson OF Georgia for Vice President Nominees Of
the Democratic National Convention held at Baltimore
in June last and also TO elect delegates to represent
in the State Democratic Convention, to be held in Louis
- r. A.,
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R. K. IRVING, G. C. o.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
owe decree will take notice that
y Of August next, ~ my once, at
Secute the same. Given under
RnRT Ill aIIIa cnn. In N
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JOSEPH LAIDLE7
EUSTACE GIBSON

GOrdOnSyiIIe Female Academy.
TIME 1th SESSION Of THIS SCHOOL WILL BEGIN
September 1850 and end June 29h 1881 Every facility
acquisition OF thorough educ ion and for the
Of all the accomplishments usually taught In similar
institutions.
Corps OF Instructors
Rev D. b. EWING PKSC and Instructor Ia Anent Langra
ges, Mathematics, and Moral Philosophy.
EWING Teacher OF French, and assistant In MGthe
MATES.
Mr. JOAN PROsyGxR Teacher OF Ausc Drawing and Painting
Mis- BETTE L. MILLER Teacher OF Eagllsh Department
The o.rdng Department under the care Of Mira MARY
BLBBOUR.
Board Including fights washing &c for 10 months, tl40
Music including OF Instrument
Ancient and Modern Languages each
Higher English
Lower oo.......
nrgwing and Painting, each,
payable advance and half 1T close Of the term No
MI received for less than months and deduction except for
GRO racted Illness Address, Rev DANIEL D. EWING.
Iyl7-W6W Gordonsvile Orange Co.. Va
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rHR oOHsTITUTIOS-sTATE RIGHTs

TUESDAY MORNING, JULY II, 1850.
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We hear from reliable authority that steps are being
takeu to insure large and enthusiastic Convention fths
party We doubt not tina: nearly all the counties in tie
State viii seld delegates.
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AccIpENTALLY SHOT.

from the Newark Advertiser, Sept 81
,.ssrdsy .I p.ssed ' on Ss.SoSs anS ssrous ds1
though Amensablc accident, which may result fatay,
occurred Several nights took paos on The picnc grounds
arrested by officers HAIRY and Gott for threatening
Ihe lie Of : policeman, and conducting himself IN an
puripg the afternoon banner was presented 70 No Sur.
rcrder Lodge behalf OF the Grand Lodge Of the United
States, by G b coitan, p W g. N OF the Grand Lodge
Mr. c. made appropriate address abiding % the his
tory banners which properly represented nations aud
principles He referred particularly 70 the Amerc x,
orsia Of the Order s bensvoien, character and s OBJ
,ccu generally Amer abiding TO the carly secret soce
ties Of NaAons, nruds add the Orders OF the Ro
appeal 70 the members Of the Order. The bau-
received on behalf VI The lodge by
Rev. A. IehlbAck, Of this city, 10 the German Ian
gragc He spoke OF The progress OF the organization,
ard Of the importance u maintaining The religious aud
general liberties We now enjoy.
Speeches were also made BY Nathan Scshl.. r R ".
g. NJ. and Mr. Crsgan, Of Lodge No. 10: Of New York.
The New York Lodges then formed 10 line pro.
oecaed 70 The Market street depot where they ioox the
hveoclocx r. ~ train for New York. the German Loise
No Surrender remaining on the ground for farther enjoy
ment
The members Of the Order were generally armed, In
anticipation of some lack them. There, however,
bne and tie services OF the military ~ho out
10 prevent any disturbance, were not required There
however various demonstrations 81 hostility made,
though took place Chief Thatcher arrested
ia Broad street, AT eleven A. ~, With loaded
suD. which he was aourshng
The Chief ordered the grn taken away from HIN, when
be became highly excited and admitted that he had
uad.d The gun the puTpoee 81 defending himself from
the progestan,s Il probable that had been
offered either side there would nave been serious
rlot.
Tue members of the Associative from Neg York %
taxing tc separated from their Newark friends 9Th
some of them 20 Ore 81 their pis
tols The train Passing Commerce street Ore u
the party tho very csree-sy ared bic pistol TO
whrl grocp " coared persons who gathered on
tho secwas The ball from the pistol str eek cu0red
~cn.an. uanled Elrs Baird, wife Of Geo hsrd IN tae
ucch nhctng wound OF The dangerous character.
she he gay home and stool on The II an
alley way ard Market street looking the train VII
shot ball passed In her windppe and cropped down
ID coud found, but supposed have lodged in
her lungs She very comfortable tax morning, but
her rcc0vuxy, although possibe, not very pro5aole
Mrs lives In the II No 100 Market street. and 10
asod th.rty.cshi years. she has two chiidrc..
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su...d. Sales Of about 800 : 400 boxes hys.s

we've exhanstsd. sales % ABOUT 800 400 boxes hyCs
were usds q g.
y szenss-A sale o. lS4 NV Ycrf NM. salr,ts
NAv~- esds Ale: 500 bbls oomuos rosin 4
t.rpsesns va 90 A. mar sio lbs. delivered, 81 81 S.
nads trrpensipe was quiet ana nominal
.ss.6v WIN saJcs Of about $50 bbls lncauAng nov
msss 4 $40 IS sic So clear do. a. 80 &c. and new
prime a slA l2 sl 80 and e2c per esL ws ssp1f ca
bbh mes, all this month Ssef vas sisAuy 49,. !. good
demand, with sales rcrsAd Of 900 bbla II - - for
country msas, r<packed NDd II unchanged
prices. Befoa and cut meats and arm Lara
was firm and IN good demand, With sales Of 800 400
bbs. At lSc l3xc. for Western. Butter and cheese
were arm and In good demand Rice was steady, with
skles OF $50 casks at 4zc. a SIC
suGARs steady and active; the sales footed up
about 2l00 hhds., chiefly Cuba muscovadoes, mostly
within she range SIC. 6tsc Tor 10 nrst
dining grades, and grocery grades at 7c . 7<c.
wHskIy-The market again better, and the sales
embraced about 900 100 bbIs. 1t 24c
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BY other channels Illinois exports largely. Peo-
ria, Ia Sale, Pekin, Naples. aud IN indefinite
number Of small towns on the Innois river, distri.
butte the surplus Of the most aenscly populated
part Of Illinois. Quincy, Rock Island, Fulton, Ga.
lena and Dunleish--all important termini Of rail.
ways upon the Mississippi rive--will crowd the
steamers. &C.. &C., and Cairo alone will take out
1000 900 TO 200 900 bushels ftsm the Illinois Cen.
trail. We may estimate the surplus OF grain deli.
vcred from Illinois at rs 900 ,Soo bushels. The
average price is likely TO rule 4 least 80 cents per
bushel higher than for the last three years. This.
on the quantity exported from linois alone, Is the
snur sum OF s22 500 .00o There IL > word TO be
said as TO The quantity produced. In the four years
commencing January l. 1850, and terminating ysnu-
AIRY l. 1854, only IS Ie2 55l bushels were shipped
from Chicago. During the following year l., s52,-
go bushels, or double the shipment Of any previous
year, were sent out, and the fgures went on In
creasing until the maximum OF Il SIS ,22l bushels
reached in 1856 This has already been equsllcd
BY the exports to September OF the present year,
and nearly as much more grain viii 20 forward
prior 10 January.
From all these data. derive nom The mos, intel
ligent and reliable information in tine West. It viii
be seen thai the stock ID hand. anes he close Of
navigation, will be greater than al he period Of
harvesting n August % any pge,lJus year. Thus
ne fa rssult n nc wheat ami ccrn crops q lseo
will ro' 70 showr nsG 1851. Uoirg With these
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from the london shipping Gazette, August IL
We perceive that a correspondent OF the NEW YORK
HERALD raises the question ~ whether the Great
Eastern legal coaster. In the Interpretation OF the
American law, and not whether abe can lawfully carry
tAy Tor any coHstwiss port either BY registry
tcsnse" also whether, no license having been granted,
liquors which have not paid The American import duties
can be retAed board These are very pertinent ques
tsous and ought have been settled should imagine,
By the managers Of the Great Eastern before tna vessel
Ss directed % proceed from Neg YORK 70 any part In
fAtcs tia, all vessels over twenty tors, before
sbey engage 10 the coAstng trade o. iSe
States, must be registered and licensed, aud tia,
ownership essential condition in obtaining
Mat the Great fsern cannot proceed fror one port IN
the satcs another with passengers In any way for
ihe purpose n trade without violating the navigation
Nv q the states il the coastnz tra1e
Here, readers are aware al sbrs, " Whatever
ration they belong enter the coastrg trade Of The uni
Kingdom on The ssne terms precisely . naive vessels
tou~ Authorities, that the thip whether native or for
eirn b<~sd Et> coasting voyage 10 terminate in
sss por, Il the United Kingdom, and not engaged in
prosecution Of foreign voyage The ooasrg trade 0, tie
United Stairs, tie contrary, jeAously
cioeed against foreigners, and We are not Jar.
prised that the correspondent u the Nsw fagE
HsssiD snould be az loss 70 understand how tho
Eastern crt along the seaboard o. the Uutci
States without violation % the esxtisg law Inis V
but another Illustration, and By no means 30 striking
one might Be adiacnd u the inconvenience anf
bsrrassmsni inflicted British shipping by the rrohibi
sve policy which, n this matter. Tue Uacd states
stu sdhcrc. We trust, however and believe that time
N al hand When that policy viii be recorsidered wth
vs~w modinczilan, not 20 ~ entire reversal the
Interests American commerce have pecoine TOO i'm
yrt.rt be ietered BY restrictions worthy u 40 20.
terror nAtian, ara f less advanced age Oh THIS wc
Know many enhrteu~d Americans csrscious and "
ury requires thM representation should Dc MADE a. tne
right AM the RICH, msrref - ipfrce the AMER
can goverumtut and senate 10 give way question:
whea tbsy have hitherto dspsys1 an amount Of rcsoiu
ton worthy q better Cause
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n1,
vish sAss c 80 bbs 81 - rs ~ fer extras spushern
500 bhh closing within the above range q quotations
Rye Hour vas In good request 81 our quosaans Corn
neal wns scasce ard In good Demand with les % sbcst
so ee cosse within the range o. the above egurss
wheat was better aad cre sctivc, and sass easy
footing up here md n arrive, about leo 80 bushe pa
% secuAton, Including choice white Ksas~rky a 81 Co.
No ncako spring, " arrive, ~ ~ %, aabw Western
al ~ 81 III 20 Tor common white southern. 81 a.
~ 50 for son re1 weseern u SIX for good 70 prime
do 81 70 81 - for fair 70 prime white OHIO. 81 SIS
~ s1h Cor cbosce nichieaa. Corn ~ artlve and
higher, With speculative demand; the sHes footed up
about les 900 BUSHELS chiefly IN ssors g. 10 7oc &
Western mixed, Tee 10 for western yeso~ end 12r
for round yelIcw. Rys ~ arm ~ TO . SOC Bailey
malt ~ quiet a eoc barley quiet a. 10 20 20
osh were N fair demand, though easier with aaes OF
Western At Soc. aye, end STATE ., ale q axe
Corv1H was Quie1 - dealers disposed 10 await
bags s. Domingo sold u 13xc.
CorroS --rhe market was steady and the snIsv -.
brsoed about TOO baes. CLOSING the basis a stus
1870. lie for sixht lots Of middlins uplands
fxKcHrs -Ratee we're firm. and room continued IN
good demand, especially for English ports 10 Liverpool
5000 hurhek wheat were cnKagcd In ships bars II
13d, 5000 bbs -four ~ AZ 900 boxes cheese a 60s
go packages we're made At e5s and 10 hals~ coston =
Nd To LONDON III coo bbs four eprares Al g. and
10000 BUSHES wheatssp.t Bremen vcssci of 500 ous
was chartered or London had hsif with nour e.
81, and bali With wheat In shyrrs barr M fSS
sci vas chartered ~ Cee FrArce. add fron thence q
sciy and eecE. a. =. l. Il rsportsd That soss1 cr
20 tors ~a iaken np for Liverpool 70 osl wib wheat
n vhps pars. 81 i4d
FS'T coriiraod On &c TIE scrgaes y frs, hsn1s
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=, ,sars lien, we may look for an inessasS "
's,nnsn,s from Chicago, and ."
the linois ANN --.szppi river, of 10000 900
bushels o. grain in each year, or an increase Of
SC, 100000 bushels in two years, &c. One-half Of
the increase win be from Chicago alone. This
50, 900 900 bushels of wheatand corn win command
at least $50 900 oOo more than half the cost Of the
entire 1852 miles Of railway communication in that
State. The cost of the Illinois Central is covered
by the excess Of this single harvest and the ship
ments this year. Under the extraordinary ccmbi-
nation of good fortune, the great demand Dor the
South and the export demand for Europe, Illinois
will take the first rank in material wealth. In ten
years one million Of souls has been added to her
population, and the work of their hands upon the
prairies during this period has given production
Of wheat, corn, oats. cattle, hogs, &C.. exceeding
the entire products Of the State Of New York, and
all the New england States combined, with an az
gregate population of 9, oo0, 900 souls.
The freight statistics o! the Illinois Central for
the first eight months this year, as compared with
the first eight months of 1859, are as follows:--
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Yesterday we mentioned "a, young lawyer Of this
city. who has been mysteriousy missing since Aagas'
ing snsactona obtaining, by means Of forged power
Of attorney, The transfer Of considerable amount OK
valuable securities lhe town fal o. TAX ON the SUP
here y Unnecessary dtcy In concealsng che fact that
u = william Il. Crabse. Nothing that may be said viii
frepcs Al he same time, The neglect TO expose add
onndeu 20 aAgyant Of crime s an encouragement
csaSss he's hitherto I'd A. snsaspso.ed life and
has been beloved and esteemed BY oil wha knew him
Dus have como 70 light within few days
thai show that ha frauds have been long piAo-
ned An the Acss q the case have not been
suffered 10 reach the public ear; but there are
oontssdcted He said have obtained passport for
Europe months ago. 10 be ready 70 depart "a
,sO, Ss . s inc m a %.as
cssAry for him 20 leave at the time he did and he DC
beved 10 have sailed under assumed name from New
York the Adratic which left Saturday, August 20,
br Hsvre He sem In New York, by . gesilsmAn
nom Philadelphia, she previous afternoon, sinoe when
Further 70 that ais crime long premed sated
Ne are told that months ago be presented power
attorney :. ths Lnn N.vsa.on once a1Ssr wn,qn
nent objected Va, not because II was considered
gsy but became the authenticsiion was not deemed
sufficient he allowed the objection and said be would
send TO Europe for another. A couple OF months
Afterwards he presented himself with new power
ossu r. (. a. amsrn Consul ana anSsr as the
transfers made Tue actual amount Of all his en-
eeralemelA Is Dot yet made Enown ou. we have beard
sum for which 10 sacrifice reputation destroy the
happiness Of fond ~iie and parents Mr.. Penn Gaskil
of THIS city Ia the gentleman In whose name the trans
fer Lehigh securities made We hare also heard
that Mr. Cabbe had his hands about nve thouand dol
iAs belonging 10 Mr. W. Carroll Tevs, Of this city, now
In Europe he presumed 70 have appropriated
70 himself Strange say, among the pspcrs found In
hin ME his departure about nve thousand dol
lars In coupon bonds regarded ~ singular that he
did not convert them into money and take With him.
Mr.. Crabbe's wife and child with her parents In
Rochester N. y and all the deepest afhicton at
tAn wreck lneir happness and his reputation They
have the sympathy OF all our citizens.
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me Gated ststes slccp ofw1 Flymouth fprscsice
shipl, Cart Crsven. arrived In Hampton Rosis yc~ser
dag, IN days ron sMrts csus, Teeerss. eli veil me
plyncutn In this port June iast experimental
cruise and arrived u Fsya % dsys whence she sailed
fav c~dix; bot the gusrsntnc being "a force made
cusy short stay there aad rcsurncd q Teu~rfe couch
ina "a nsders), and sh~rcc rrocccasd hcnewsrd Toe
csrrrni@woned ciNcers Of t1s Plymouth sre-CspianT
T. Craven: faeutepsnir-f sup.Qr. vi r B0ckrcr, y 7.
a. Guns ingh.ra s1rrecn--Nw hbbsr. war~snt ofnrnrr
no.wwaln Nsr and SalD&xer FrtrkMrf aprontef
creers--ravrnstrr's DIRK J Apgei1r rsry Captxn's
C~rs-H Gsmhrfil 0rs hssdrta sri tNNsn ssirr mi.
shen1en from DIRTY -ts@r X tae IL n, or hga4ft4
sns trsrtv ssaeru ASH s~Ktssr 49, ats .vygfp& ~
raj e.
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relraA Sessions.

nS2el.
0.-rs , o. 9, ,.. IA ,s, W. % /, Thursday
Sxfr. o-rhe nrst care tired By " stephen Far
was an ,ndc.n.n. sor erssi.r5, chavez . 'ba
stsssen, NO COT Warrington sweet, os ~ nixha :,
leth Of July rhe burglars rusceeded in e.ryyD ~.
before sssss s ssss q sss h.: 70. sSo. G viii
s.s ssp ocsd - The STATE prsoo 10 .arse years saS
an two years the institution
youth only eighteen years Old wn' gave his nsmu
yrss waters was next pris orr placed the bar
IT disposal There tSo. indictments FOR forgery
srsnst him. he u!s4 On one Of them, shi-h get
firth shs. on he logus, be passed s. sGa ossas
Tanner, Tia sy,cen,e was briei but conclusive ,sa'
hstN % promptly render VERDICT Ts 81 t sr,y .srs
eebccu M" " ~ "a tne STATE
Henry Jones and VIM seary, s."
rTss The complaint was = robbery IN the nrss ac
siding 100 :, cneTry sa sss' who asossa that on ,us
ne accused into q he was induced To accompany
which place BE- VIZ uy ssssasa ~ ss uson
equally inpos ,0s ,inclp.I assailaut but Jone: 10
reas n found the .'s s, for 9sst sses 2.
son ro'r GRAFTON 10 Ss Sing sing prsoa, sh
~Hsch snactosnt Or robosr, the calendar 70 day
CO. seS nied very dExsss sspect from The prev.oa
. sss .essssa 9 Ss ssas
- cher Atreet the morning Of the Hth
.nguss DO heard woman y "Watch "Nrrder," Al
kasssnng the sps from whence the erica proceedo
6und tbs prisoner struggling with womsn When IA
u4ncer approached him he struck him violent blow ou
- immedsSely caught BY officer Ceadonin IN
wsnan, when taken 70 the STATION house gsye ner n2
= Nay Sanivan. Ka1um pleaded guilty TO an assss
With intent rob, which accepted ~ the Dssft
Attorney. The Court pronounced me sentence 70
three years' Imprisonment In the state prison
Tnoinss xcHugh, youth, was tndicsed for stealth
eaeven Jackets worth $40 Having pleaded guilty
psk larceny, he was sent 70 the peni'ensafy 'of o
1opths.
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Port Of New York, September 6, 1880.


uEARED
sssamship sar Of West Brown. Havana and New Or
ssesnship Vim webb, Leach. New orlsans- Master.
Steamship Mount Vernon. LAyneid, ssvsnnsh-H Crou-
Steamship Hanssyls, Pos, saysnnsh--H orcmven Co
Seaznship MEANWHILE Murray Charicson-sponou- xnesson
sssansh,p Roanoke. Couch, Norfolk As-Ludam Hsins.
SHIP YIN TEN. russt, Hayre-BOyd Hlncasn.
Rait fuisko tBrsa,, bannsmaun. Bremen-Hsnschen
Hssk NashuA LsvN Phaadepha-J McKee,.
ss Hiosa Button sss: Hsssssen 20
Bnx Builder. Miner. o Thomas-H Smith
SO jas sasss;op sss: i fEH: I:.a4s@b 6s~o
S fm bsaos yasmsxansa nauSvco
scsr cssySoSnd !sr,, osmses. Hslt.s-Js psaley; -
sssT ss Csso.s Hss. s';fs
s.. NY IIoa:s ssssssiI xssslns :oa.s sissi~sS
s oa sss cas sss n.1ss
schr " wnis1a Rose Chs.ser.Jw Mckee.
Pea ss S:dsss s Kenny
s ss
Steamship Columbia Berry, ChAreaoa WITH mdss and pss
sd ssassp jss Adder hence for cS.sis:on: RI scam
sseamsn Yorsiown farrsh Richmond Norfolk 10, win
mdse and pa.euxsrs. % Ludlam Hsneksn.
M Hs ss sDS . s , s
TOOK pilo, ID ins ai 20 Is Ion % - from boat Ezra Nye
Bart Mercy Ellen, onnn c,uasa Bolivar, n days and II
john ssn Pc Aug a. with SUGAR
81 z ss !, ipy y s. = $ = Lon
ug ~ M g & s = 'gSas hat Ida sss iron sG s ,9 s.
ns sssr rom Porto so 70. New Gsssn
Sal Johann Martin Prs, RsamAn Providence, days In
Ra1 Evening s, Am:r'ns II, Ssv H.,es Asar p,
Brig Henrietta gio Dyter, Amssrdau, - days. With mdss
Brig Thos Mayhew Harvey Bermuda. days In ballast
10 Smith, Jones' 4 10.
Big q ssmpson, Cook Lngan, CB Il days. with coal to
Brig Daniel Trowbr,age scoheld New Haven, days.
sshr srosdasla SO psnns Fsi. Nassau. MP, Aug with
Br,. Scott, Lnsan cB. ls days. with coal.
s.. Ocean T,.s s Loolh.r Windsor. Ms day. with
schr Southern Belle, Smith, Charleston days with cotton
sesr slsspSSssss scs,,Sssresysh, virginia. sd.g.
schr sarah Gardner Gsrdnes Klss Ssthpovs for Bo~o
schr julia Ann, Gray George, Nc. for SANDY Hook For
scsr Pse Robinson, Bucks rasd days for Sandy HOOK
scr Pearson. Coomss, Buclsport. 7dsya
s ssI Gur,.. I'm. s,.nsh ; GAIA DAYS
schr Gen Peavey Hun. Lubsc, 5 days.
s ssr A..2c. rSSss' EoSa.a; &C.,. s.EA
sssr co.;ass i. Jss: cs.s,.n. sssys
ss ss s ss; 20: S - ss ~.
ssaner Dsnws.s C.asos. Ihdsa.lehlA
-. Am S. Ei;s sssi;,s: ISlsSsiOa
ssss . 6 6 s sss; s .. ssassra-
ss~n~ osprHy. Ksnney. Prcvids.sa
One brig, unknown.
sssansAips Hunlsvfe Mount Vernon savannah; NazA
cssinssas s.;iis liver; brig Ocean bra Para D