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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
Shirt Of the North and South.

The contrast between the loyal men of
the North and the rebels Of the South IS
more strliinrly seen in the spirit which
peryadcs their acts and sayings, than in
any other point Of view. Nor pauslng to
draw the parallel between them' but to eE-
press the difference IN TIC iewest possible
words, We have only to say that tire rebels
arc full of passion, hate, fanaticlsm ana IN
relcnting enmity-the loyal men, in all the
loyal States, are patient, calculating phllos-
ophers, swayed by reason and consldera-
tons of humanity. A candid and unpre-
JUDGED man, who forms an intimate ac-
quaintance with both, and mixes among
them, Observing the effects OF the operations
and incidents Of the rebellion, can but won
! der at the contrast
The Southern press, during the progress
Of the rebellion, has abounded IN ta5ehoouS
and reckless articles, alike setting ut oeh-
ance the virtues Of docency truth justice
and humanity. disappointing every
| battle fought between the two armses
obey have poured forth torrents OF debasln9
and demualizing stuff. They acted upoI
{ the maxim that fierce language and cruc
measures were necessary to fire the south
ern heart, and work itup to the pitch o
malice necessary to make the people en-
dorse their deeds Of intended murder, cru
5 city and robbery
On the Federal side, it has been apParen
i to every candid observer Of events, Their
n. has been an over-careiul regard for tn
I rebels and their property. So far has TIN
4 lcnicncy been carried that loyal men !
a rebel sections hayo complained bitterly
i il and felt that Injustice has been done
& them. and the cause in which they hay
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

WEEN gold is 10 per cent premium, in
vesting greonbacls in 1O-4O bonds at per
cent interest, payable principal and interest
in coin, is equal to lending money at s. per
cent interest
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Quincy, Massachusetts Graves OF
the Adams Family ---- Inscriptions
upon their Marble M0numents----
Vaults i'm the Church.

On the 29th Of May 1862, we visited the
ancient town of Quincy, and took a good
look at its surroundings LISA post-town-
ship in Norfolk county, situated on Quincy
bay, and only eight miles from Boston,
1t is celebrated for its fine quarrics of gran
lite, known throughout the United States
and portions of Europe rs Quincy Granite"
to get out which one thousand persons are
constantly eu,+lovcd. The first railroad
constructed in America was there put in
operation in 1896, for the purpose of trans
porting the granite to the tide water.
Quincy is celebrated as the birth place Of
several of the most eminent mon who have
borne a part in the affairs Of this great ma
ton Among them may bo mentioned
JOHN HANCOCK, JOSIAH Quincy, old john
ADAMS and JONI QUINCr ADAMS. 1t is not
every town that can boast OF prodeeingtwo
Presidents. ...
We gazed with establishment upon the
old frame building in which the elder
ADAMS was born, and is still comfortable
dwelling occupied by u family. Close by
is the dwelling, Of about the same character,
in which IouN QUINCY ADAMS was BORN
Both. in their days, were good houses,
though exceedingly old fashioned in their
present appearance, compared wish the
present style Of new houses in the same
town. The elder ADAMS married Miss
SMITH, the daughter Of clergyman
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who have passed away, Interested us very

They were pure mcn honest patriots, ana a
belonged to a race of statesmen who have +,
all passed away, and whose like we shall ,
never sec in power in this country in our ,
time
On either side of the pulpit, in the main
church edifce. is a beautiful marble monu- l.
ment or tablet with the subjoned inscrip-
lions relative to the ApAMsEs and their
wives. We give them word for word; and
they will interest our readers
1ibertotem, Amictiam, Tidcm Retincbis
dom
Bcucllh these walls
Are deposited the mortal remains of
JOHN ADAMS,
Son of John and Susanna BoyIstonl adams ,
Second President d the United StateSi
Born 18th October 1875;
On the Fourth of July, l77d,
He plcdrcd his Life Fortune and Sacred Honor
70 the Independence OF his country
On the third of September 1893, g.,
Tie affixed his seal to the delnitlvc treaty WIN
! 49,. 49, .. Great Britain
witch ocLnovlcdrcd that Independence
Ana consummatcd the redemption Of his ldo'gc'
Lis On the fourth Of July 1926,
He was summoned .
To the Independence Of Immortality
.a. And 10 the Judgment of his God.
.. This house will bear witness TO his pety
This town, his birthplace, to his muhlnc''''
i History to his Patriotism;
Postoritv to the depth and compass OF his nina
.... ... AT bis side sd
Slc.ps till the trump shall sound
ABIGAIL,
!. His beloved and only wife std.
Daughter Of VIM and Eliz9 in lQg'ncyJ '"i''"
OF Fila, Conjueal, Maternal ana S9c"l l''uo'
II
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"Hercn is that saying true, one soweth and an
other rcapcth; ] sent you to reap that whercon We
bestowed no labor, other men luborcd and We are
entered into their labors'
The sun., 1864-11-11
saEeERAl. Esa -sNES~.

4 FEW GEAAS OF PRINTING, PAPrR,
'1. F'u 'c ".a 'hcAp In ,'r.ic.uon 10 'l.'
i ctVTBRCK..R' TICKETS wANTEp-
!l' y or '.,Acie II iainonds sio."r o"op,
a-rr~f re, suUs. p.sto't &C.. - , "..,- 1. p.
4 HEAP CARPETS READY MADE
y rsIl".s, from ~ 10 pu .1rcs orch, viii - nHs-ci
.. Flc h., SccA, .nd "a! e 'o.c mach u''or th@r
tow wlccs. II. WfAKiELI- tc7. l6g Nud '; Wet
EIGHT CENra a PuUED PAID .OR uLu
~ mos trhro.f and D.d .v,s.. l.u,atsa ,uuad .or
ttItn t4r, .cnt- . pound tor eo.u.cI pld iroorn
- ..so Isl. .Ad o. al. Ainas Of I'D no'sr, nt 2"
.-.NY'S OERIs TOOTH ptSTV-T,lf
" .ust IleItrirco or tho reoth ~ r.e. t, 100 ind
q 90 aIlt- ,4ooAd = H..l,IA,huIgt, ami ,pr i,rte
no FruEsl-l 1vcN Ast 'foozl u. Price go .'aA
lD-r3t 0"
lob PRINTERS DESIRING 4 STOCK OF
..h.. tfpc. a. 'htain s0mo cheap -4'"a ~
.H. BOD. Z .-' VI '..g'' -
TJAWEBEpHL.o TICKETS BOIGHI Of
.uutunlG wrtchrs- riiversste, Tuus. uIstnls dry
toorf, 'ts 'Aa eats e'othlns and IA other scoi-.
rr'"oais -Al2d. .t' I-Asi ~ EoaT loveIy, AIisr
.a.lA. $50
rNIL ELECTION RLTIENN INTEREST
T. .tegl Hody, 20 ISeHls1 100. ..o4t- ts.t l1dts
ii. .uta ,AOrrnts q al i.opdbcHnr. sold - III
.t.cc.. ,.' - 90 ''' 80 '' ''''@ u ''''' ''' '.s' "a.
'[Nfhi CHEAPEST AND MOST RELIABLE
I Hal. pIE now "a u- ~, - numerous "a
f.un' tlI ltc-', a. lKlFs 'OIumhila Hair D,C,
Fhi,a is t1,4 st III JkHlA per ioN.
\ i've! "a lEe!' me ssy,as snout-
No. i444-ua4s lrp"Ht flt
'~y.lL,r sad Art lave i4i4 ufUUeht Out
true and Ahturn DE"
llen II our l0cgs are sfrnakad With grcT,
AAd cause many s,rn;
IAt pan h4one ypu 4Iu-t puIruo,--
sc Iuts.s LntuuA.eI Use
N.u .lIowlne yeU-k uaEu E.rc.tsac T.urgis'S re
tlr .-'atr "a .feS O.k --iLI1. q Co. ro ~ 4'pls
Fons 4l4cI . zee ~ leeEIAAl t,.. Huti.e-, i >
tDcgv st; Miller & kee1 i-) Allen cor stanton .l.
ana cor Houston ~. und Av"nue N Porter s. iAiG
DnIc, 10 llulron II. and 81 rIIth ave. IlOatlrv
" t'gnth ave. druggists can ulso b" 'nrpie'i by
iuAs. \. GRI TENl on, - NlNtn ave hhr uiac-
tufei az - south second %, WildIAsDuTeh. 10 re
ma a. II icrIrcgob.o DIugetoe ElA i4nry 20. -
thIunll the al'el Sts.c'. F"
=. CENTS PER FOUND PAID CASH FOR
y old neyspapers bouss sad plIupAets In fmNl
uuhhsutt' 4In j. you have lA.ge ut cAi NHd zoe me
10 ~ am ~, near William. e. ]. {. bLNNEl !, -
The sun., 1864-11-11

4 rOOb rHhNCt-N LIQUOR SruEF
~ of sde cheap. td 'or oe,'s u l.e ts-t .I'h
%
4 NirF fiI1In rr GROCERY ASn
~ 1f' o'4-n -f'i f.'u.rs '-- 3D.. ,i.. o. with
low eat Arar'relt' ior family. 1,l r,'' "a sL
ne1f ave 30
A r'ri tIANrE A tOENFP llpt Or
~ s.o.o fot sale -'f.H. Irt rrHi rd.. te.ln t,r
for '".ius Inquire ~ ~ ,iy ", cor water iioof
iru.
Tor StLF-A GROCERY AND Lllu OR
~tn-c roR doing Fuol ritin.tt. WIl D. to.d
rh''p cr rssH f'r prtcuisrt c'i ~ ''n iaa' ~ .h
10, n.'t '1 t.c iIl. ~
ErE SALE CHfAr-fHE IEUNN DEIDr
AMI i..'" x I-ti.. lopI., -. li.,c. tc. 40 ....
-Clt o. '...Hl' = srsfrs' nt ilo owner. Arp iu
w ii. ii' ,, 80 h.o'cnc. It, Bot and Shoe .toi.
ZOE SALE \ SIGNR STORE, WIrdHAR-
room 20 H..r r3 rood Hl..... ~ piece f.t.U a
money 10 N' med" tt' ~ a" t''r.sion - a ...,
chance. 4.
The sun., 1864-11-11
kbt;SE'gSa'ssN

\ SIT or TEETH MN'F - uDJLS,
a 'nitie -ttiaiar'ipn 0r r,..r A.. .... n".
tt9h -tHl sH1 - st-. thrri trut, .r's.
wan I|N Ns''- 90 ."i'oro ylltr .np pA,~4''. Also,
Et' ll"l ."'' .".- mai go Oh, f al '.h uv.
I"oIh 'V' H''"1 'I'hont giu. .,si''s rit.taatipn
GuAtnHr 40 HlvR1r" 4- t4Icd. .h|. r.pa.J i've
~ q ',h"." ""n -l-t Hnd g-i -r-. lr.. .'l
a 81" MD SUPERIOR METHOD OF
"a iu,sstiu' partial .etts, n,o Ii.ut AMOR -rt- "A
Aah IL" IFuH ptc', at 3 70 Sikth ssr. teeth uiied
IN "a" i"'t i'..'hi- hammer, Lt 10 aAtl p'. tct
.la. ana va ~. SO
nR. DfHkE, 40 CANAL STREET, SETS
~ rct oi teoth on silver At - W ia on tui ~
Glutn %. tcc'onsl -"t- D. ceutf peg ooh teeth
u4lrI Win god. bone oemcnt, other fiinss- 5l ct,
TO u pr tIoih Tech eAtgacted without pam. rs
NEW ARTIFICIAL TEETH, PATENTED
rented Tor y year4: Dr. MICHAuD, French Den
tisi, 81 ay Z, a: ith s. 25l
The sun., 1864-11-11

nESPAlR NOl-THE uRUNKARD CAN
LIVE SAVED. DR. ZfLI1S FAMOUS
NEKNINE POWDERS
has cured thousands OF cases, and thousands might
yet 10 4yei 10 their families and friends II they han
iIied this positive cure. Can be given unk nown 70
the patient n codto, tea o. other huids. sold only
AitkeuS ysl Hudson 81 n. Va Hayes, lI5 Fulton rt-
and Mines ~ ruiIoa q, Brookya Dr. lOrsstaGs,
BIcsd 81, NessIk; t5 south ID Ct, Wllllamspurst
Price oSspOLLAR; BEWARE OF IMIrAdloss.
slcksa the psUset, Walgaated, seat BY mall. ~
The sun., 1864-11-11
MILITIA R Y.

a TTENTlON WE WANT A FEW DIS-
haired -odic-l for the tuvalh Corr 1925 lcuu-
b, nt 81 Eish'h st het~een pioed way ant i' ave
iu tlc h,up oytreut Ofc. tfs
Any rAITl WISHING TO VOLUNTEER
G. ID, ~. ss a Iuu .r.,ntatf,, sUirfiut. f ,t,.
Atiar or Nav,. worlt do ,,-iinch veil d. ct.l-
or llt u cr.ivH,, Lo,lI l.. as
4 n ENilON DISCHARGED >DI DlEkS-
'" 'HIf 2. s. ."v So p-Ana otH tu..s 4 tHr
We er~u hce eve inve "a Corn AMI -. y a,,rt.
Ailt g. ASiil,t ~ q NnhR,It.
b. kr'fuItiu. tf1rtH~.
~ 'Sf Nr' 'sa u. titi--
A BLF SEAMEN ANn FIRENrFN WANTED
70. o., = nav toI or ,ears th, highest
bounty aHu .'r4 monc, pild D,
MA~ftNt EN 4 NOFHATI
ShipHin. t,"Hfs
II" t-0 s-,utl At. on. oi i,.s..',n
The sun., 1864-11-11

OPEKATuE. UH WHEELER , WILSON'S
~ machine or He.ral 'rI.,.. ..... .t...r anna.
..uf l-o .-u .tt4.t .H.H. ,t'.. - l..4t 80 10 .,
OLLMBER WANTEO.-APpLY .6l 0,r.nd
The sun., 1864-11-11

4 FEW GEAAS OF PRINTING PAPrK,
.'s ,iu ac "a heap In ,I..c.tion at 'l,
suH lnicc
i ctVTBRCKE TICKETS WANTEp-
y IA.
The sun., 1864-11-11

4 LEAP CARPETS 90 READY MADE
y ralI.'s, from ~ 10 pu .nrds each viii le Offered
p. lu h4, 5ccA. .ui sl.I ae mach uciov their
'r-Le. .lsO gi inrrr." Hfo'A = uflitur ~ sorr
tow 1,lccs. Il. WfAKi;ELI- tCT. l6g Nud q; Wet
''f 10. .orunr tn lso. s1
The sun., 1864-11-11

EIGHT CENTS 4 pOIED PAID .OE uLu
- ulttrhrC.f and pd .o's.. ..u,Dts o ,ouad .or
tt4tH tfr, cnt- . pnund tor ro.u.cI nrd rooitn
tsS 1.sU glsL .41 ~ AiHds oi I'D mot ..r, 1t -
Elm .t.
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sales the Public Board.
ALLEGED CONSPIRACY TO MURDER.

a Chambers street Merchant the I'm.
tended victim-The Conspirators Be-
come Alarmed and Fail TO Perform
Taeir Bloody Work-The Parties Arr
sssird-Two OF Them Make Comics.
stou, &c.
case o. conspiracy ia which II is charged m effort
was made TO take the life Chambers street merchant,
partially developed eore Justice shandIey, at the
Essex Market Police Court, yesterday afternoon. ap
pess from Tue facts they have thus far been brought
TO light. taat late Friday evening two men were dis
covered quarrel near the Thirteenth ward station
house. aud the oGcer who made the discovery listened
near tnem for few moments and learned thai one Of
them had boen paid atty dollars TO waylay and kill
msn who resided AZ No. Is Ninth street.
The meo we're wrspgng about the division OF the
hood money. The officer made rush upon the parties
snd arrested them They gave their rs Timothy
Alderman and Jeremsh Mccarty At the station house
the PRISONER MoCary made confession Captain steers
setting forth that himself and Alderman had been
pioyed BY Mr. John D. Lewis, Of the arm Of John n.
Lewis Co, doing business at Iol Chambers street, to
wisy and take the life OF John H. Anderson Esq OF the
arm OF Ncssrs. Davis Rhodes Co wholesale dry goods
he,iers ct 81 Chambers street Alderman also confessed
that Mr. Lewis had paid him CITY dollars TO undertake
the job o despstobipg Mr. Anderson and tha Mr. Lewis
wa 20 pay him a nuch larger sum In the murder
was actually committed. In compliance With their
agreement Acserman and hcCarty provided them.
selves With heavy club aud other weapons.
With which they proceeded 10 Mr.. Anderson's residence
aud bearing that be q, home seceted themselves
40 doorway nssr by 70 await his return. While there
hccariy became very nervous, and subsequently an.
oounced 70 BIS confederate his unwIlngucss 10 perform
bis part o. the contract, and after brief consultation
both q them determined TO forfeit their contract and have
nothing further to do With IT, They at once left Inc neigh
bofnood aud as previously stated, got snlo a Quarrel
shout the division Of the money which Mr. Lewis had
pad Alderman. Mr. Anderson knew nothing Of the
mstsr ~ the policeman who made the arrests rauss Al
ms house aud Informed him Of IL. Mr. Lewis Wa slso
arrested and 81 now under Eve thousand dollars hail 4,
await an efaminaIi5r. rIle tdavl,s in the case viii
e perfected 70 day, when furiher particulars Wal be
sscertaned. The motive which prompted the At,snus
on Mr. Assersons life does not clearly appear Mr. Al.
dsrson who doing fcurispinr bushes was formeriv
with AT Lewis, during which tine they bad q persona
smcuiy and el1ce forming connection with The horso
o. Davis, Raodes a Co. M. Anderson u ia said has
secured tae patronage Of numerous COUNTRY mstcAaats
.s@lsxa-k aaaA LIZ Is LIE rs ksaEl,s ,.sms
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IN. supervirors, COMMITTEES has paid tie bounty 10
about four hundred for the aavy daras tas lest
week and the CRY stin they come From the activity
displayed by rebels In their attempts 70 improvise
pavy they aud viii be wanted and cutie - fass ~
Supervisor Blunt car farnisA them. ttga eef 80
some OF The surrounding counties have been struck
with the navy fever the order Tor recruiting sad
paying county bounty Issued aud are sadeavesng 70
Oil up their quotas with naval volunteers from
this city. but s lime and money Lost. essga
All persons snsag Cor the navy this city o. Brook
Iyn must mustered Al the nearest rendezvous and
credited 70 the quota Of the city county 10 which
the rendezvous . located Hence persons cansot 30
taken from this cay Brookyu 10 other counties aud
enlisted they do and pay 10 such the bounty such
will notwithstanding be accredited TO New York
Rinss, those beng the nearest counties 10 the rendez
voas whore thsy wess mustered ia. ife' NHr
II 10 well knew This ract agents from some Of the
susrouudug couatss have from this city had
them mastered IN paid them the bounty. and found
after oil that they we're credited To New York OF
course such cosntiss sss their money a. well - mon p
The Supervisors Committee paying twenty dollars
hand money to persons bringing in navy recfut-tbs
furn aiming volunteer FOR the army receives.
50 bring your recruits for both e. Cd a A7sa9 'oA
Obituary.
Died, on Friday last, wtLiAa LsAcs BoosrxfD, late
Oand master on NOvernofS tloess
He was lsader OF the baud Tor nineteen years. though
native Of Eneand ana had served Ia her Mai cstys
vice for eighteen years the Scyencenth Ianc0s He
was great avors with abe City Guard. aud was pre-
sented by them With au elegant gold medal a. token Of
their esteem for him as . soldier and geDtema0. He
presented with several pieces o. silver ~ the
Amereaa Instituts dSrisg Eve years Of his time tue
United States service Hc was highly esteemed " bis
shperiors In the service, and was often consulted BY
military msu In regard 70 any Incidents connected with
the army, both ~ thisoesntfy and Europe Heieaves
Whe ana Two conutna, III So l-al VIA - oT-ssep no
Two McA shot &C Fsst yNarrca for De.
acq ssw tara hna serttOn. 70 oEgi2so 9di nsu -
Boszos. Apria4s 1854 -
Charles Carpenter and Mathew Riley alias John Roach
shot yesterday ateraooa Tor deseeoa at Fort war
rem. a5 ~ y Two IA u -4&Ml1 iH8 01NfJaaq ~
Tho iron clad Canoncas saed last 0'ga uaisr couvoy
OF tho steamer Osc0ola.
Crawford County, Ohio. Not Uader Mar
ttAl Law. II. st..fa Fl
y..a e.+ev saa gsv + Bel 0Nc'SSAfI, Aprd %, 1894
A despatch nrom Columbus consvsdcts tho report
about Crawford county Ohio having been placed under
martial law. t ~.
The military authoris les have no knowledge OF such
step being taken or contemplated y. -ss. sgss y
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a. s,a A. =. c.,.ss ctnsr tnaa those stated fos ths
si s,,ssee "a ne erh bsssd towards him by Mr. LOWS
the prisoner AcssrmAa was . roaaasmAa VI - "
lice Department many years ago.
20 THK pUBLfo.
r, h.v,ay bsea announced throusA the pfess .nnt
han srsrnea Mr. Justice shaodey OF ne
p,sss Court On charge Of consPrlne wts otnen
4 procure The dcAsh Of Mr. John Andssoa o1s' 49,
s,ch az such charge process oil ooaoso
ssid iustice respectfully request In Tue 9ensu %
pension OF public opnica -
The New York herald., 1864-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

srnMA -soaE OF THE MOST AsroNIsHlNG
RErH PILLS whch mned &tely relieve tho air essels
E,ATALIrY OF CONSUMPTION
10 some parts or this countr nearly one fourth OF the
OF the respiratory organs DR. " Schsnck Of Phi'ade
United States in treating this class Of diseases lie has
proved by numerous examples that cOnsunpon Is cura
be al professional onnions 10 The contrary no.wh stand
of Consumption in its form most
desp rate stage The medicine used hy him which Is
celebrated ander The OF schenks Putncnie svrHp
has cured others which ba'ied skin Of
eminent ysioians 5. auxiliary remedies
cailed Schemes Seawecd Tonic and Shencks Mandrake
pills which facilitate the when pulmonary disease
complicated with Dyspepsia Liver Compaint il
often In some the Pulmonary Syrup alone snf
hcent 10 other circumstances the othec OF the
auxiliary remedies will be- needed The directions which
each medicine the patient how dstn
guish by the the precise nature OF his disease
that the used. The Pnlmonic Syrup
In aiways Jired IN treatment of Consumption The
other two medicines both must be used according
to circumstances II three remedies used In
snd used strictly according the directions Or scheuck in
siires cures provided the lungs too much decayed
10 afford any chauce ~ the patient
For sale by DEMAS BARNES. u Park row New York.
General Agent lor all OF Dr. schenck's Medicines and
Druggists generally
bond street New York, every Tuesday. from A. N 70
5P NJ His medicines bs obtained here ~ all times
The New York herald., 1864-09-24

Brig Olga Gibbs swsn Island via Esy West days, with
Brs Meteor ,isrl Duascomb Bermuda days. ~tn mdss
Brg Handy Ryder Fort jefferson Is days ballast .
sss isoi s%.il Beaufort NC, 7a.,. With timber .
SEER Lila ,sr, Acker,y, s, Martins sep. g. With salt 90
seGr aea5y maas:os sayuor, s. Martins Sep. ~''A
asys win eoYoa @ is,o inst la ~ Ion 70 So
sGgs ss oy
seSr s. L"ear Bona e Sosssna ''D"' '0' h'''t'p'
seAr s adaio I s',agson @ Ggraminss. Eas'port days
Sch Sch ,s tar9ss psaue ~. nonccs.sr cs,s
sss5 Z Toa.sy Eisssrsso Boston for Albany.
ssS; ssS, siaS".'s e s,aB FF:s'i x Tlsss Sss;s'
seer Hel.on % s,aiih, h, Iann,oa
aeht j Hay H.tbaway, warebsm for rh,sdeiphiA
ses esr sFsnlas AIKEN nafis a. TsvSsas. r9cviSsnes
sess se Isabella, & Allen, rroyiasnce,
ssr .S sssyiaa sssyiaaoa ass IsSfsSs f'cs,aspe
se sen ssss H%ss s %Ira. ovdsSs
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sehr Ana On. Chase rroydenoe ioI Havsrstraw
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ssSr MARY Nary sM,nio atS s,i.F smith wssTen ss"s'''
sSa noaass.ieat, ros s' siSsols NosHs saidsepor.
schr Actor chapman New London.
schr 90 pease, Howes, Portland c.
schr ultana: Miller, Port Jefferson
ssS1 Sasss OARS, EsSdss, ieS f1ovlSspoe
sohrJ Brainerd, Carroll, Rondout fer Hiddlstowp
BELOW
SaJs yoous Hathed. iron. Antwerp, Flashing Aug rs
SAILED
2So-ste.mers hontans Beaufort pstspsco T. y ooie /;
ship Antwerpeu, batks sea Mary Edsoq pd Juno
rae Of cps Fed.Ses ssen ssargs gooe
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