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REAL Estate FOR SALE.

TIE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the following
j real estate, viz,
His Home Farm containing 913 acres Of land, good
supply OF choice Fruit, good young Sugar Orchard.
Sugsr House AMI fixtures of modern Improvement
for making sugar. Running water a: the barns for
the stock District school, High school. and
Church. within three-fourths Of mile and two
Cheese Factories within two miles. Location pleas
ant, near the centre Of Willston.
Also Wood and Timber Lot Of 81 acres and a
Pasture Of rs acres. 335 acres In all.
The above described los can be sold separately
or together Also the stock and tools with the farm
II desired. For farther particulars enquire OF the
subscriber on the preniies.
II. CHAPLIN.
wflltstsu. W., Sept iaah. is-u-dAkwU
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Nj D. PARhELEE offers his farm for sale for
vi. merly owned By Charles L. Smith. contain
ing sno1t POI acres situated Bristol Flats one
OF the finest places n New England q miles from
Bristol Village, a mile from New Haven East Mills
where there is Cheese Factory. A good Dairy
Farm, well fenced Plenty of good buildings-one
Of the largest and best barns in the County plenty
of wood and veil wstered with nice brook run
ming through the yards. Sixty acres OF interval
very bsst for grsin.-the remainder clay. Said
farm is one OF the best in the County, In good
state Of cultivation.
For further particulars cali and see
Bristol, Sept. 4, ls7o-v3m
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STANDARD SEWING MACHINE
Of TILE NNDRLn

w. II ~ ONALs
The Wheeler Wilson Company made and sold
in ls69, the enormous number Of s. Sc family ma
chimes.
A number Of valuable improvements have
been lately added 70 tbs machine, and Il you see
the Nss MaehiH, you will bay no other. Tns un-
dersigned having taken tho General Agency for
Northern Vermont, has opened Office in the store
rext to Ripley shsttuck s, on Church St., where
he will he happy 10 show these machines TO all who
will favor him with call. Mach ne stitching Of
all kinds done In the bet manner and at reasonable
prices All machines fully warranted FIR three
Years and nc viii sell them on time the pay taken
in iDstalments Il desired.
81 Active Agents wanted, to whom extra in
ducements will be offered
Old machines readjusted and repaired in the best
manner. S0LON 81. ALLI5,
Sept H-dSWG Gsnl Agent
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Fror, committee on railroads, IN favor o. n H.
995- 10 Incorporate the Lake Chanplain and 81
Adams Railroad third reading ordered.
From c mmittee on railroa3s, IN favor oi Z.
* 70 extend the time for the commencement
and completion Of the Weathersfeli and Clare
mont Railroad; passed in concurrence.
From general committee in favor OF g. eo, 70
change the rame Of Carolina ?. Canning passed
in concurrence.
From, committee On town lines, il favor OF b.
o06, % annex certain territory IN the town o.
Lexington to the town Of bennington, with
amendment which waE sgreed to third IeallrG
ordered.
From committee on town lines, against b. llS,
TO reoesl an act sunexing psrt o. Canaan 70
Lexington third reading refused.
From committee on railrosds, in favor Of h.2l5,
70 enable certain towns to aid in the coastruc-
tioa Of the Lamoille Valley Junction kcilTc2d;
third reading ordered.
From committee On railroads, ia favor Il b.
2l4. 70 enable the town Of Barre 70 aid in tie
construction Of tie Bsrre Branch Of the Montpe-
lier and Wells Rsilrosi, with amendments
which were sgreed to; third reading ordered.
From committee OF railroads, in favor Of b.
81, to enable any town in the county Of Wind
scr to aid in the construction Of the Neathers-
field Snd Claremolt Railroad with several
amendments which were agreed to.
The amendment proposed by the committee to
allow the towns 20 pay rate Of interest On their
bonds not TO exceed seven per cent, Tss opposed
by Mr.. Sla3e Of NijdleSury, WHO moved 10
amend so IS that TIE rate Of interest shall not eX
coed SIX per cent. Io thought We should be
consistent, and not sll5g towns 20 pay seven Per
CEN. in crest, when We have refused 10 permit
individuals 70 take greater rate than SIX per
cent.
Mr. Saf5rd Of Hartford, favored the amend
nent as putting this road ca the same basis as
other rcals
NJ. Wood Of faiIhsyen, hook the sane view Of
the matter as Mr. Slsie The town bonds are the
very best security that can be given, and SIX
per cent, with that security, is as Cooi as seven
per cent. with individual security
Nr Groui Of Barton, thought both Mr. Slade
and ". Wool were rot 50 consistent s. they ap-
pearc5 to be. Tscy Lal favored an unlimited
rate Of interest, aud h hoped they would STICK
to their prime ples, and favored tie rate named
in this l'-'.
". S.ale said beac-sI on his own convictions
Of right, and thought r. rot right % allow TIE
Amendment as proposed by the committee, and
refuse indivilgs's t4e same f.ch. IN regard 70
i1teres.
Mr. Page o. Hy.epsli, said thst b. cutting
down the rate ct interest vs Gu. down the yslue
OF 'he bonds AMI li-.i. tte benefits to be derived
from tic ac;.
Tee bill was further discussed IS Mr. Wood
OF FsiTnaven, (who demanded the yess and NAYS
on the question Of adopting MIR. SHADES amend
ment,) SIR. SaI--l o. Hartford and M Crosby
Of Brsttebor5.
On toe question, " VII the Houre amend tie
proposed by tbs committee, by sab
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Mr.. Pingry called up h. 259, to incorporate
the Vermont Pharmaceutical Association pass
ed with proposal Of amendment.

a
ed with proposal Of amendment.
AFTERNOON.
: Bills introduced and referred H 242 to
c1ange the name Of Cora n Soper to general
committee.
Il. 206, to annex sportion of the territory Of
the towu Of Lexington to Canaan to general
committee.
II. 2l5, to enable certain towns to aid in the
construction of the Lsmoille Valley Junction
Railroad to committee on railroads.
/ L. 2l6, to change the name Ct Carrie Y.
/ Streeter to general committee.
Il. 227, to change the name Of Samuel Paro /;
+ to general committee
/ Il. 249, in amendment Of an act to Incorporate
1 the Barre R1ilrosd Company ; to committee on
/ railroads.
Il. 276, to incorporate the Warisboro' Steam
MIL Company ; to committee on manufactures.
Il. 278. specifying the time when notes psy-
able on demand shsl be considered overdue to
Judiciary committee
H. l3i, in amendment Of an act to regulate
railroad crossings to committee on railroads,
Il. 2S7, to change the name of Aims G!add-
ing to general committee.
L. 21l, in addition to and in amendment Of
chap. l6, &. s., relating to the organization Of
village corporations and fire dist riots to Judi
ciary committee.
Il. 235. to incorporate tho Lake Champlain
and s.. Albsps Railroad Compapv to committee
on railroads.
5. 100, in amendment to chan. llG, g.s., En-
titled "Of offences against public policy was
returned from the House with propoesls Of
amendment.
HOUSE.
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by pr T., ihoulfS oI heau'nt' y pIO-eo' nsn '
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PrBLIC STABLES.

TIVE SUBSCRIBER having erected spacious
L and commodious brick Barn and Stable in con-
necti0n with the Stanton House, offers to persons
having horses TO put up, for shorter longer per
iod, the bert st45liag % be obtained in Vermont
The stalls roomy and c'ean, and thoroughly
ventilated the most careful Hosters are employ ed
and particular afsntion is given TO the feed, only
the best Of hsy and grain being used. Prices mod
crate The patronage sf the public is solicited.
r. C. ROWE
Bur inston, Sept. 22d, Is7O-d&w3m
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First Rational EGRk
o r BU FIEs.FGTO.

EtfSI y GtfcflES EsGlih
OF B UREE.E'G TOW.
Burlipston, VT, Oct. 18th. 1870.
COrreSpomsEents Nnd he
fOSifOrs OF This Bank are
hereby notified that his
RaNE h0S been PAT into Ii-
quotation for the purpose
Of consolidation eCjfh ghe
Merchants National Bank
Of BURLINGTON, Vt.,
and Gf Fhe cioSe Of business
O,s fhe G5Eh dry OF October,
1879, The books, accounts
ard balances Of fhiS Bank
IgiJI BE transferred 80 eRc
said .Werch0HTS National
Bank Of Burlington, VI,
and GiE orders, checks Gsad
communications should be
accordingly.
Outstanding checks IEpOsi
gssmdS deposited t., ikts
BGRk aciE! be pGjE By the
,Werck0Hfs .sIzIiOnGE gos'k
and de0sc,'s rCjth fhiS
gGmk car cOssg5Iiisc their
business tcifn she .2EeT-
clients National EGl,6 arp
ora 9he same Eerssis that Gkey
hare he'd is, sI.js BoNk, ana
Ig5gkO5sf interruption Of
their current accounts.
By order or the Board oF
L. G. DODGE,
Cashier.
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TEE STANDARD
Sewing Machine Of the World.
.EoSf D,FrGbgP.

IF you want Tho best SEWING MACHINE. buy
i Fs5 Siyis Wheeler and Wilson, Silent Fred
Loct Sntch SEWING MACHINE.
The Wheeler & Wilson has long heer known as the
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e. =. aEC3GLs * &C..

y. =. HEC1GLS * GO.
EAr-FAC-UEEl5 o.
Board Planers Slsfti-e Watc- Wheels, P,gni-7
Mills, saw NILS, Grst NILS Marble Mills Slate
hills.PapeT Miiis, Heavy fJTgings and bolts
for Boats and Bridges PEtcGt stone Dig
gers Patent Drag Saws, H0rss Pow
ere. Steam Engines Boilers and
Pumps, Iron Fence and Rail
iGcs,uOn Brass CSstir-s
Dcsis-s o.
STEAM AND GAS FITTINGS
Or AlU El-u-.
Lg1tts- q-+ H.L-e- Bstag l94 E3,e,
se-gTs T0s
FAsant Steam Packils, Morse T-Fis; Drills C3-lss
E1z.nos and W7rtl'nstol's Pump
Tfcneer Buiidiurs Burlington. ".
). S. SIcglIs,}
?. G CscCIE, Fsb.4s-+cSv,1
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Merchants National Bank
az RCRLTNGF0E.

Burlington, "a. Oct. 18th. 1870.
The First National 5sGiIE
CT Earring ton h0riIiS been
put jssiO liquidation for the
purpose Of consolidation
lCjfi This EsGr5, sCe respect
ftsg}y jurtfe the dealers end
cs-siOHtcrsoF ghaf5msfifufiOsi
10 continue their business
iCifh fhjs Bank, assuring
fhcns OF the best terms and
tire n5Ost CGrefisI attention
10 their interests.
TIE Capital OFfH5S Bank
is no1c S-OO, 600, 10 be in
creased, as business s'eQwiF-
eS az, 40 tha limit OFSG, OO0,-
OOO,l sriSh a circulation Of
s5iO, 600. ard a large SIsl'-
pi5ss, and IT'S arrangements
for The transaction of erery
description of banking 6ts-
iHeSS are complete 0Hd APP
OH ara C.CfeRSirc scGie.
ESy order OFfhe EO0rd or
Directors.
c. W. WOODHOUsE, /
Cashier.
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SEASON OF is7O-7t.
Mason a uamin Cabinet Organs:
Important Improvements.
Faieai>i Ja-, IH 7n4 4uga'i %, ls-I-
REDUCTION o. PRICES.

Tho Mason IIsmliu O--su c. have ~ pleas
ure 0f announcing Important .n.- s-lcIts ln tH.i-
Ca1l-. G--s1-. ta- wti-h Patents v.-e granted
them iu Jule and Au-uzt l-.. lle-e are rot mere
iy ue-ctrIcrus at-AlAmer-s. bus enhance the Sub
s1s0till exc en- e of tle fnst-ru.C1ts.
q. ey are also euahlcd By increased ftr.iirirF f-
manufacture o. make. from This da-e a further re-
cuction of pri,ef or several loading stylce.
LavIn- completed AM a1dc- O. t-c.r f.-rer p
ciltss large new ma-uftc-vrr. Trey hope t-.a-
aits- Co supply ai c--ars promptly.
The Caliutt Organs male by tti5 Company ara q
such universal reput4tl p, not only throughout
America. but also N Europe. that few viii need
surance q their superiority
They now oGe- FOUR OCTAVE CABINET Or
CANS 10 quite plain casts, hu- equal according 90
the.r capaeity 90 any thln- they make FIR l each.
The ME, DOUBLE REED, s. FIVE OCTAVE
DOUBLE REED ORGANS. FIVE STOPS. with
knee swell AID Treuultut. Il elegant case, with
several OF rho MASON & Hamii1 Improvements. : .
The same Extra, vifh lew FaL HUmara. Autuns
&c Swell &C., 500 FIVE UCrANES THRIVE
SETS REEDS. SEVEN STOPS win ELPuoSE.
q 50. eu1ii instrument. SIS.
A rev illustrated catslrE WIKI f1'l Information
ami reluce1 pr c,s, Is ready, act Viii he sent
free with q testimonial circular, presenting great
mass Of evidence as 90 TIE superiority Of tlcse 1u-
s.-uuclts o. E-v ere sending bis address % the
MASON O. TAMrLtN ORGAN CO.. l7f fremont
Street, Boston, Or 5'j Broadway, Nr~ York.
Oc- I--tdtvfv
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We wish 70 express cur thanks for the generous
patronage these rooms have received curing the
past season, and Tor the promise, ~ steadily In
creasing business o. future favor5. The ideal Of
success Eimed az will be a. heretofore, the produo
ton Of the most perfect work, and the satisfaction
ofall.
Prices will be continued until April ls;, 1871. on
the following -cale:
Card photographs ghetheTvicnette sitting stand
inE OF copies n for 500, for 81 o. Duplicates,
~ cents. skin from Ne sl0' do copies, 8 3D. nu-
plicstes ~ cents. ilzlf. $500; Duplicates 55cts.
Berlin Heads, the coming style Album Photo
graphs ~ for s. o. lHr 81 sU Dupli ,ates, 2lcs.
roofs ways stovn If requested.
"a Ferrotvpes of strles and pn,es 70 suit all
tastes Portraits in oil. Intis ink or Water Colorsi
and ever, thing usually FURNISHED by galleries o.
this class. sept @f-ca"SN3m
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A,r. Abel called 20 p 213. 70 Incorporate the
Brandon Butter oad Cheese Company, ard il
Nas passed in concurrence with tie proposals Ct
amendment.
Rporis.-By FIR. Merrill. for general con-
mitiee, ia favor of d. I'd, to INCORPORATE GAYS
CoTnct Band real the third gi1,e and passed. in
c1rcurreucs
By Mr. BroTEo.l, fjr conn ttee on a--ic-'-
ture, with Amendment to q. g., 20 incorporate
the Lsmoiile Valley Fair Ground Association /:
read the third tine and passed II concurrence
with proposal Of amendment.
lr. Merrill called ~ s i 70 amend The Sc.
to Incorporate the National LIE Intu-auoe Com
panT.
Ar. Pinrry csi'ei Cor j statement os facts
from the committee.
tr. Merrill, IL a1svec 10 Inquiries. STATED
tina. the last annual report Of the company was
before the committee that the assets Of the con-
psov weie SIS, pa 81 since received f1r
premiums, abou; Sl65, 900, with interee;. n.sk-
ing $Jl4, s2277. The liabilities Of the company
were S6,0000 600. TIE income Of the year was
S232 S95 05.
Dc motion of Mr. Efig the bill wa o-'srel
to lie, and made the special order f.- usxt
Tuesday afternoon at l. O'Clock.
On motion Of Nr. Heath, adjourned.
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COLLINS 4 ISUAN.
SUCCESSORS To J. NEWELL co.,
Co-. Main - Allen Streets, Winoosisi ",
Have just returned from Boston and New York
with . large and well selected stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
HATS AND caps.
Cents Furui-h'n NJ Goods Trunks Vs'I'-s and TRAY
cling BAGS, Gloves and mitt NJ, In fact every
thing in this line al custom p-i 'e5.
Ais0 Fpieu1it 81 eek iira Cl1th- Cashmere
Yoslngs, Tailors Trimmings, &c.
J. VI. ISIAN
has charge o. the Custom Tailoring Department,
AM will guarantee G. perfect g.. 10 all cases.
EesFec fu iy,
COLLINS lSHAN.
Sow B. l3T3meF
NOTICE.
TI'Hls IS to forbid all person. hsrbara cr trusting
on my acc 1uut MY sfep-daushter Martha Il u o
shall not pay any debts Of her contracting after
this date.
Milton. Oct 10th, Is-l. fgIs,
A +. * YOUlT.
N r. DoIoS, Witness. .aAR4'
l4TiW
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Bills 'Etr0-ercl ant rrorret By Mr.. Pin
cry, rela'iug 90 liens reserved on property s9li;
to committee on jllicisrv.
By Nr. Merrill, to Incorporate the New Eng
lend Ger CO u committee GA manufactures.
bg 1r. Gardner. to Incorporate the Pownsl
Valley Cneese Factory Co.; 30 committee on So
ricul:ure Also by tie same 20 INCORPORATE the
Nour- anthony do:.i c.; 70 general commit
tee.
By Mr. Greniey IN silit5a &c see. Il. chan
-. 2. 8; 70 committee On judiciary.
BY Mr. Benedict, 10 incorporate the Uaiaers7l
family Scale Co, &c committee ca Iasnuic-
turcs
Pass is. 50. 10 seclre batter railroad faci'-
ties foT business IA the state o. Vermont.
y 90. 70 iegaliZe the quinqucanisi appraisal
OF resl estate il the town or Luaeuturr for the
year 1870.
Joint r6.alator.-Irom tie House extending
thsnks 70 the officers ard mauactrs o. the Yer
mont Central railroad adopted
Iaira TcaaIHg ordTsI,-S. los, 10 aliit.on
to sn act to incorporate the village @. Rutland.
Rports.-Erom general committee. h ltf. to
Incorporate the Central Vermont Camp Neetc-
Association, with proposals Of amendment;
sgreei 10 and passed.
i. T., 70 change the name cf Warren Srl,es-
ter Hunter to Vance; With proposals. Of eme1;-
meat, agreed 70 and passed
L. 49,, changing the name o. JOHN Nelson
Young to Hint; agreed to ami passed. On IFS
passage Mr. Abel demanded the yeas and usys.
Yeas Il; nays 9.
Z. 20. T. incorporate the Union Hotel Co.
vita proposals q amendment. agreed TO aaG
psssei
Il %, declaring valid certain bonds issued
by the Mlddletown Springs Co., with proposal Of
amendment; agreed 20 and rsssel
Z. 2tl, 20 incorporate the Avenue Hotel c..
ST. JoAnsnuIy, with proposal Of amendment,
agreed tn and paE-5
:. -, relating 90 tie laying o-- q streets in
incorporated Villages; passed.
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SATURDAY. nov. Il
Bilis introduced and referred ,dr.
Heath, in amendment Of an act for Organizing
the militia to committee on military affairs
Reports -From judiciary committee, b. 12l
to repeal an act in alteration of an act providing
for the division OF Westminster into two parishes
passed.
From committee on federal relations, 8. 81,
incorporating the Northfeli Cornet Band
passed.
From committee on land ta;Ees, b. 241, cons:i-
tuting the members Of the Ho use from the couc-
y Of Essex committee to equalize the grand
list Of said county passed.
From Judiciary committee, against S. Al, re-
fused
The New York herald., 1870-02-04
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE
SENATE.
ALBANY, Feb. 8, tS7o.

ALBANY, Feb. 3, tS1o.
REPORTS.
BY Mr.. HUBEARD--For the removal OF liens by
Judgments against persons relieved by the Bankrupt
hct
BY MIR. MURPHY-Amending the act requiring
compensation ior causing death by carelessneSs or
neglect
ASYLUM OF SISTERS OF CHARITY.
Mr.. TWEED introduced bill authorizing the city
of New York grant land IN that city for the found
ing OF an asylum Of Sisters OF Charity.
BILLS PASSED
Relative TO public health III New Utrecht.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The Senate then went into executive session.
POLICE COMMISSIONER.
When the doors reopened Mr.. DREAMER
pfered resolution that the Legislature shall the
S0h OF February ut twelve O'CLOCK proceed TO elect
. Commissioner OF Metropolitan Police In the place
Df Joseph BOsworth, whose term expires March l.,
1870. tl2bed, under the rules.
BRECTIOS OF UNITED STATES BUILDINGS IN ALBANY.
Mr. Banks resolution requesting cur Congressman
TO favor the erection Of United States buildings In
Albany was adopted.
REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY AND POLICE CoMsIfs-
-r. sIONER.
Mr. MURPHY called up the resolution to elect a
Regent OF the University on the 1Otn Of February, IN
the place OF Samuel Luckey, deceased.
Mr.. CRRAAtER moved to amend by adding "to elect
also a Commissioner Of the Metropolitan Police IN
tue place OF Mr.. Bosworth.n Agreed 10, and the
resolution was adopted
The New York herald., 1870-02-04
CANDY AND COSMETIC ADULTERATl0xs.

Professor Chnndler'si Annlyses-Ladies
Adorned with Gravesr0nes.
some weeks ago the Board Of Health Instructed
Professor Chandler, chemist, to make analysis OF
candles and materials from which they are manu-
factured, cosmetics, hair dyes, &c. The
Professor has been experimenting on over
500 samples, but only few tests have
been completed az yet twenty-five samples OF the
best white sugar, twenty-five more white and
twenty-five brown showed no authorizations in
twenty-five samples Of -four tested no aduterf,
thirty samples OF cosmetcs used by ladies'
for the complexion showed the principal
ingredients TO be lead and bismuth. Five
samples OF lily white, purchased by our fashionable
ladies ut hign prices to give sptr.tuete appear
to their pretty faces proved to be marble dust
gray estones. The testing OF the samples on hand
WIN likely consume several weeks yet. SO far no
specimens Of candies have been analysed.
The New York herald., 1870-02-04
CLEARED.

s.samship ralmyrs tBr. Watson, Liverpool na queens
Steamship Columbia, Van sics, Havana-AsAnio Man
Steamship il Livingston, Chssseman. savannsh-Lvins-
steamship Tennessee, Chichester ChariesonH Morgan
Steamship Rehecca Clyde, Price, Wilmington, Nc-James
Hand 49,,
Steamship Saratoga Couch, Norfolk City Point and Rich
Steamship Chesapeake Johnson. Portland j. Ames
Steamship Ashland, Crowell Boston--W L Clyde
Bark W Brett, Blanchard, Cardenas-Bret Son II Co.
Bark Amira coombs Wilson, Sagua -Borland, Dearborn
Co.
Brig Umca swe). os.rom Rio Janelro-Funch. Edge
Co.
Brig Ed Rowe, Cruise, Trinidad--J w Ewen 4 Co.
Brig Ii u Berry, cos0n, HKvana-J r Ward u Co.
Brig Anita Owen, Pettlngal Matanzas-Thompson hun
ter
Brig Clio (Br), Marsh, Matanzas- -Pcpiston 4 Co.
Brig Union (Br), Eaton, Harpor Grace, NH DO Won
Brl. Richardson. Wright, Apalachlcolasnow Rich
schr r Amsden. Lavender, sagua--E CroweI ( Co. !,
schr Baxter tEr) Mason st Johns, MI Edmiston q
Co.
Schr yarona, Sawyer, Brunswick-T Mayhew & Go:
schr Robert Caldwell, Mccormack Charleston--N NC
schr Collins, Collins, Wilmington Nc-overton Haw-
kins .
x,sehr Il H Nayior, Naylor Wilmington, Ncoverton
schr N Is Elliott, Buell., Norfolk-C Staples.
Schr y Il King, Brasdon, Baltimorc-J w Mckee.
schr Fisher Lawrence, baitimore--J Mchec.
schr Curtis Tilton. Hughes, Haw
kns.
scbr Horace l., Traner New Haven-G Racket & Bro.
Scar g Brown, McGuire, New Haven't Racket &
Bro.
sloop Blacks,own, worden, Proyidsnce--H Jackson