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IMPROVING. Stillman Il. Puc, who was
accidentally shot by Milo Juckctt, al
Putnam, n. Y, two weeks since, is i'm
proving slowly.
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BALL,
WARMERS HALL,
EAST MALLINGFORD, VT.

THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. 9th, 1878.
Gentlemen with Ladies' are respectfully
invited. ,,,crps
ELIAS STEWART, A. W. DIcEERMAS, CHARLES
FOSTER,
Music by HoIDEN's FULL BAND. No Cards.
Tickets $500 Nolz-usW
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DOVER, Nov. 90.
The funeral of Senator Hale will take
place from the Unitarian church here ON
Saturday.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From New York.
CARRIAGE MAKERS CONVENTION.

CARRlAtE MAKERS CONVENTION.
New YORK, Nov. 90.
A large meeting of the carriage makers
was held at the St. Nicholas Hotel to-day.
c Kimball was reelected president for
the ensuing year. A resolutions protesting
against the manufacture of carriages in
state prisons was unanimously adopted.
On motion, and also adopted, calling on
the president and secretary of the associ-
alton, to petition Congress for repeal of
the bankruptcy act.
ARRESTED FOR STEALING.
Bingamen Warner, a curbstone broker,
was to-day arrested for having $37 800
worth of United States bonds in his pos
session. They are supposed TO be a por-
ton Of those stolen two years ago from
Lazago, treasurer of Cuban Junta. War
ner states that he received the bonds from
one Andrew J. Parker, who has also been
arrested.
COM. VANDERBILT NOT AT HOME.
In reference to the committee from the
engineers of the Hudson River and New
York Central railroad, which were expect
cd to wait on Commodore Vanderbilt to-
day. the Commodore says he will not re-
ceive, and that he las no jurisdiction over
the wages of the employees.
Az UNLuCKY STAKEHOLDER
An Omaha dispatch says that Jim Eagan,
the stake holder in the lIogan-Allen prize
fight was arrested last night on charge of
cmbc2zlcpent Bail was refused and the
prisoner was sent to Jail. He was searched
for the stake money, but only $500 were
found on him. The arrest was made at
the iustgatlon of Hogan and his friends
a DESTRUCTIVE SEASON.
\ Gloucester (Mass) dispatch says the
last few vessels of the Gloucester fleet are
now on their way home, and even if they
all arrive safe y the season will go on rec
ord rs the most disastrous to life since the
terrible year of 1862, while the loss of
properly has been much greater Twenty
four vessels, with an aggregate tonnage of
| ,2S1 have been lost. Their value was
$4,000 and with them 50 lives were sac
riGced
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New YORK, Nov. 20.
Walworth is reported as rapidly break
ing down in health at Sing Sing.
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NECESSARY DELAY.
WAsHINGTON, Nov

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 20.
Evidence aCcumulates that Cuban mat
tiers will require much correspondence and
consequent delay. 1t is asserted in promi-
nent quarters that no complications need
be feared as the administration sees its
way clear and, while war will be ayericd,
the probability is that Cuba will be free.
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The remains of Mrs. Stanton widow of
Washington to-day and deposited in Oak
Hill cemetery beside those Of her husband
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
in his annual report recommends that an
amendment be made to the act of July 9th,
making the.minimum penalty smaller, such
penalty being now fine of not less than
$1,000, with not less than six months inn
prisonment The repeal of all document
airy stamp duties under schedule b was
certain exceptions, and the redemption of
those of u greater minimum than two cents
is recommended
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TO SAIL FOR CUBA.

The navy department to-day ordered
officers to the iirst-class steamers Franklin
at Boston, and Colorado, at New York ;
the second-class steamer Brooklyn, at Bos-
ton, and the iron-clad Dictator, which is
soon to be towed from New London, Ct,
to New York all of which vessels will sail
soSn for Cuban waters. Captain Edward
Simpson will command the Franklin, Capt
Geo. NJ. Ransom the Colorado, and Capt.
VIM. I. TruXton the Brooklyn. The com
handing officer for the Dictator has not
been selected.
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INDICTED FOR MURDER.

Patrick Gilligan has been indicted for
numbering Philip Howard at jamaica,
South Long Island, when ordered off the
latter's ground. His companion, James
LennoX, was held in $4,000 bail as a wit
ness
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\ Washington dispatch says the cores
pondence will show that Spain virtually
admits that her DEGREES are openly ignored
in Cuba, and that she has not thus far been
able to enforce those which concern the
prOpertY OF Americans.
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sou. and the Lake Shore from Gs5s TO I0A, with
late dealings at So and 60 respectively North
west common rose from<oA 10 49, but later 1t
touched 4iH, and closed at 42N@42k.
The following are the closing quotations
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IL a HURRY.

Considerable Sums of money have been
sent here in accordance with the orders of
the Spanish government to hasten the com
plction of the Araplles.
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1t is estimated that there are 4, 100, 900
bushels of grain in transit ON the canal for
this city, in danger of being delayed by the
sudden freezing of the water.
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Dr. s. may be consulted free OF charge at his
Onlce,
BAXTER NATIONAL BANK BumDlxG.
Onice hours, 10 a. IN. to 4 p. ILL.,, and to p. m.
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The most extensive preparations for the
reception of the Tornado were going for
ward in Havana The captain and engin-
Ger were lauded TO tht skies, and admira-
ton of their valor is unbounded. The
subscriptions in their behalf met with
generous response everywhere, and papers
were circulated TO the most distant parts of
the island
TIE AEAriLEs.
Capt. Montenegro of the Spanish boat
Arapiles informed "A reporter yesterday that
he had received orders from the home gov
ernment to get ready for sea at the earliest
moment possible and proceed to Cuba. He
expects to be out of the dry dock in TWEEN
ty days, when nothing further will remain
to be done except to take her powder and
armament on board. Her powder is now
in the yard arsenal. Her guns are Of Arm
strong pattern.
ARRESTED AND DISCHARGED.
The Moro Castle from Havana rep Jrts
that on her arrival ut that port November
12 she was boarded by officers As long
as her passengers remained on board they
were unmolestcd, but the moment
they discmbarked some were seized
by the Spaniards. OF the one hun
dred and seventy steerage passengers from
New Yord six were arrested, but were dis
charged Immediately after being searched.
The explanation was made by the officers
that they were supposed to be bearers of
revolutionary dispatches, but it was found
upon inquiry that the persons for whom
they were searching were on board the
City of New York. The Spanards at
Havana had been informed by telegraph
that suspicious persons had left this CITY,
SUBSEQUENT ARREST.
On her arrival at Havana, the City Of
New York was boarded in the same man
ner as the Moro Castle. Her passengers
were at once seized, as previously reported,
searched, and six declared guilty. OF this
number three were women. Extensive
correspondence was found secreted about
their clothing. Their fate could not be
learned When the MORO Castle sailed
rumors of the shootingo of a portion of them
had been circulated, but were dlscrcdited.
Bombaiier, the express agent, whose arrest
on a charge of carrying reasonable cores
| pondencc has been announced, endangered
to throw the package out of the window
| into the harbor, but they fell inside the
railing of the vessel and were quickly
picked up and examined by his captors.
| He was at once condemned to death and
the following day fixed for his death. Be
fore the execution of his sentence the Nor
70 Castle sailed.
IL HURRY.
Considerable sums of money have been
sent here in accordance with the orders of
the Spanish government to hasten the com
pction of the Arapiles.
TOO WEAK.
\ Washington dispatch says the cores
pondence will show that Spain virtually
admits that her DEGREES are openly ignored
in Cuba, and that she has not thus far been
able to enforce those which concern the
property Of Americans.
NECESSARY DELAY.
WAsHNGToN, Nov. 20.
Evidence accumulates that Cuban mat
tiers will require much correspondence and
consequent delay. 1t is asserted in promi-
nent quarters that no complications need
be feared, as the administration sees its
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CATTLE MARKETS.
wATEKTOWN UNION LIVE STOCK
MARKET.


For the week ending Nov. 10, 1873.
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Professional.

- W. SMYTH, NJ d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
for all diseases OF the
EYE, EAR, THROAT, LUNGS AND
CHEST, CATARRH, ASTHMA,
AND CONSUMPTION,
And all Chronic Diseases Of whatever nature.
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NIB. Beet-Choice grades includes nothing
but stabilized 100 10 HOO lbs bullucks. Extra
ana frst quality includes the best, large nat
oxen. second and third quality includes oxen
and two and three year old steers.
Sheep-EXtra includes cOssets, and when those
OF inferior quality are thrown out
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-05
J0 be continued nert reek

TIE BENEFIT or FoREsTs.-The following extract upon this subject is taken from an address recently delivered by Gen. Bidwell, to farmers club in California:
 We read that where it formerly rained but once
 In two or three years in lower Egypt, now, since the planting of some millions of trees by the Pa. eha several rainy days occur every year also that IL used to rain occasionally and heavily in upper Egypt, but that since the French aud Arabs cut down the trees in l7y9 rains are extremely rare also, that since the destruction of the forests on the mountains of Armenia the EuphTates has lost Its ancient volume and the artificial channels to carry oil the surplus waters and guard against iu
 undation are no longer required. Persia and con. iiguous countries, once so fertile and populons, are now subject 10 drouths and devastated by fam. ines. Are not these warnings To ourselves All are or should bc in favor o planting trees for tho benefit Of the landscape, to furnish grateful shade and iaVorably affect the climate. Is it not then
 also important to protect the trees already grown It may be thGt our refreshing rains and beautiful seasons will diminish, perhaps cease, as the pres. cnt forests diminish cease 10 exist Even the scrubby growth Of the foothills Is better than none. But those noble forests on the higher mountains, especially the Sierra Neyadas reccIy. ing the water from the clouds in the form of mist and rain and snow, and storing it In the noun. tains brow, whence it percolates and supplies ey. cry spring and stream, should be carefully used and wa,chfully guarded-as something in which all have common inierest--against everything having the semblance Of havoc or waste. While we plant, therefore lot ns preserve what Is already planted and grown. Generations will not suffice to replace what we may, by extrayagant use de. Stroy tn single year. Is 1t our duty to call pub. lie attention 10 this important questiony Even is our own State we see frequent drouths Are they not most prevalent in those portions where the mountains, hills and plains are least timberedy
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-05
LEGAL.
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD Ju- l dicia District
 Yavapai County. Arizona Territory, S.S.
 GEORGE LoUNT, Plaintiff
 0OdinH
 ANNIE E. LoUNT Defendant
 Action brought is the District Court of the Third Ju; dcal District in and for the county of Yavapa in the Territory uf Arizona
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting 10 ANNIE E. IouNT. Defebdnnt.
 You are hereby summoned and required appear In sn action brought Rgain-, yOu by the above named plaintiff m the District Court of ihe Third Judicial District in and for the county of lavapa in the Territory of Arizona to an, inc complaint therein filed in the Ofce of the clerk of said Court at Prescott in said county and Ter tory Ca copy of which complaint accompanies this sum mOns) within twenty days (exclusve of the day of vice) after the service you of this summons served in this county: and served out of this county and whln this district then within thirty days. in all other forty days judgment by default will be taken against v,ti according io the prayer of said complaint.
 This ncon brought pray ing for decree of divorce from bonds Uf matrimOny the grounds of III ueit
 And you hereby notified that you fail to appear and answer inc complaint above directed the plainn will take default agnst you and apply tO the Court ky | the relief demanded n his said complaint
 Given under my hand and inc seal Ot said Distrie, ! Court at Prescott this leth day uf March. lS73. fi-s ED. W. WELLS, Clsrk. | IT. II. CARTIER & SUN, Attorneys for Plaintiff !
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-05
Sher1f'S 5ale.

ny vrtue uf execution .sued or, ot the District Court Of ihr 1hinl Judicai District in and for IAvApa county ArEua Territory, in the suit Of Levi BAshiord and Coles Bashford aEaus, Lawrence C. Gray & Charle. lr13 have etil nOu all the right title and interest sf the said Iawr-nc- C. Cray and Charles E. Hiteheoek fu and 10 the Following described property. vi1
 IN TURKEY GREEK DISTRICT.
 G0 feet In Black Hawk lode No l. northeast exteu.iun 91l feet iu Goodwin lode.
 IN BIG BUG DISTRICT, 200 feet in Pine Forest lode feet fr..rort Dis 200 E.; 6u0 feet Bu-na Vista No S w: 600 feet Creole No. N. F.; 100 feet Chispa loo feet SOnona; 200 feet Red Rover; co fret Ella goo feet Euridice: Bunccmb; .DO feet Roxabclla asO fee, General Masyu
 6i feet Independence; 2O feet DrT0sit fe~t gain loo feet Napa feet Calirnia 100 fec, f;rrru Tree 100 feet Bogg,; lOO feet Dividend foO feet Ad S-n'ur-r .o feet Troy 2O fee, Creole Mas haitian O feet Wide West; 2fs5f feet Axizona lO feet Yellowstone 300 feet Great Eastern; 100 feet Riebnosd 2tGi feet Voucher 100 feet Yucaan D fee, Orios sh extension tsD feet Eugenia, No. l.. feet original tso feet Is, Ex DO ke, 2t Ex GO feet 3i Ex ib EJ sUp feet Orion. original Basiger oric nal 7oO feet Dig Dug original 3O0 Big Bug let EI l, lO0 feet Gnirpa, original
 One fourth interest in the Badger Mining Comr,ny Ditch the same taken out of Big Bug Greek abou, 2i mbcs above what s know kBoUn tbs Big Bug Mill running thence down the vet side oT .ad creek
 Also sll right i'. p'er--. e-ssr cluirn and demand uf Inc said defendants in and o-rfau l0sanp mill erect all the warehouses stOrehousss buildings machinery mining tools implements apiHne,s psgsns teams anA material belonging Co the same.
 Notice is hereby given that Thur~isT sns nuin day of April A. D. ls73 l2 o'clock nuos Se fpsat ot the Court house in the of Prescott Yavats e,-.y Arizona Terriy will sell all the right title and otsr- est of the said Lawrence C. Gray and Charles F. Heh- erk In and 10 the said above arEcribed prup~ry h< highest bidder for cash legal tenders of inc United States
 . JAMES S. THOMAS shsrin.
 Prescott 4. T.. March lOth. ls7J mI5
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SUMMONS.
nIsTRICT COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT, iJ Maricola County, Arizona Territory.
 NHsTA HICks, Plaintiff,

NEsTA HICKs Plaintiff,
 
 RopoIrHo HiCKs, Defendant
 Action brought Tn the District Cour, of the Third Judi cal District in and fOr tho County of MarcopA in the ri'ory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona send greeting to Rodopl. Hicks. defendant
 You hereby summoned and required to appear In aciun brought against you by the above named plainH in the District Court of the Third Judicial District in and for inc county of Marcopa in the Territory of Arzoua and the complaint hlsd with the Clerk of this Court Phoenix in said county, Ca copy of which plant accompanies this sunm"ns) within twenty days xcusve of the day of eryce) Re' the service uIon of is summons if served in this county; but if served out of the county and within this District then whin thirty days; and iB all other cases forty days.
 This cn h brought io obtain decree Uf Court for the d-luOn Of the bonds of marmony existing betweea you and the said panif and the of this action and if you fail to appear and said complaint above required the plaintiff win take default against you asd apply 10 The Court for the relief demanded in said pbint
 | Given under my hand and Inc seal of said Dstric, Court Phrn1, this seventh day of December. A. b. | lr52. F. A. SHAW, Clerk | iI-s By J. K. DARRoCHE, Deputy Clsrk. l WI \. HANCoCE Attorney f,r Plaintiff. febitl0
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-05

rYhiank Mining and QutteIaiIa Deeds, Special and General Powsrs-oE-Attorney, etc.. ror sale at the Miner Oaiee.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-05
Dissolution Of CC-partnershin

Notice Is hereby given that the copartn.,,he hsr,,o Tore existing under the hnn, and style oi Noyss 'nIus Is ihis day dissolved by mutual consent All debts due the firm will he collected by and all ls bes Of the Trtoership will be paid by Geo W Curtis
 A. q. NOYES
 GEO. ". CURTIS Prescott, A. T., March TO- Is73
 A. O MOVES having withdrawn from the lat. partper. ship the business will hereafter be conducted bs nnd M the name of the undersigned. - mhi5+ GEO. W. CURTIS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-05

Mark Twain, in speaking of cannibalism, grows serious for once, and s0lemnly declares that, for his own part, he would rather " go hungry for two days than eat a personal friend"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-05
SUMMONS.

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. COUNTY OF yAy APAI PRESCOTT PRECINCT, Ss.
 In the Justices Court in and for county of Yayana Robert F. Burke.
 You are hereby summoned to appear bsfpr. me ai my oss m Prescott in ad county of lAvapai the of May A. D. ls7a at 10 o'clock A. M io answer inc cons rlnni Of Levi Bashird and Coles Bashfod for tw hun. af- and my dollars and forty four cents fR note ard goods sold and delivered when judgment will e taken hgaiht our Tor the said amount together with oost damages h you fai' io appear and answer
 "Nen under my hand the 18th day of March A. D. le73
 HENRY W. FLEURY
 mh2i' Justice of the Peace fr said County.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-05

v0r. osTETTER's nITTE R u~ Al Dr. kendall's Pioneer Drug Store.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-05

Sh in So0 per day. Agents wanted All classes of VosVV-V working people, of either sex young or old make more money a work for thoir spaIs moments or ali The time than ai anything else Particular. free Address G. Sason X Co, Portland, Maine, nos,Oyl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-05

Treasurer Spinner is in trouble, occssioned by the defalcations of certain subordinates in his office. The Finance committee are look. ing into the matter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-05
A Most Efficient and Pleasant Tonic.

"A M0st Emclent ana fleaSant T0nlc These Bitters are prepared from the choice and wholesome herbs and and have given uni'er. isAetion wherever tried Thousands of dysrectics have found relief through their and physicians recommend them of all diseases of the blood and liver and eguaTiiies of the digestive organs.
 Headache, BiOusneSs, and Constipation, General De bily and Loss of Appetite all caused by the dsrange. ment of the Stomach Liver and other fnctionaes of The System. The l. Biters have been successfully used and warranted to alleviate the sufferer in sl the above 
 vA The r Bittsrs sold only s-~x6v HkA 'in giass; to s,H othsr than ths 9enH. M aytiei, of botIes s felony, and 'oi ,ch,n deteeted Proscr, such parties to hs f ,1teHt ef e iar.
 Mcssrs. II. EPSTEIN & Co.
 Gentlemen take pleasure in stating that agrceakiy o your wish have carefully tested and examined ihs only agreeable Biers but also fail to be beneficial as tonic and promoter of Digestion.
 q. HOLLAND N. D.
 CITY AND COUNT HOSPITAL
 San Francisco June 2Oth 1871. have carefully examined Dr. Henlcy's I. Bt.rs, and have failed to detect anything which could injne the most delicate constitution From the compnsi ton of the Bers. far am able to determine it should judge that the l. Bitiers be very efficient remedy in Dyspepsa Indigestion. Loss Of Appetite and similar complaints being composed of number of vege table drugs which pnca used in diseases of tha, nature, and are Of the greatest efficacy in their
 r. If. ENGLEs M D., As.t Res Physician AIOhecary C. & c. Hos d'al STATE Ass.YER's OFFICE San Francisco July 2ls,. ls7i Messs IT. EPSTEIN Co--ients; have made a fu examination of your \ l. Bitien and have found them entirely free of deleteriOns mineral sub,t noes Yours etc. LOUIS FALKENAu, State Assayer. Beware of Coun,orfelts. Nono genuine withOut Dr. Henleys signature across the top of each bottle,
 Every family should have bott. in the house. Sold everywhere. H. EPSTEIN A co.
 mhsom3 No. 5l8 Front Street San Francisco. Cal
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-05
Brooke & Linn, AGENTS FOR CLOUGH,S LIME.

No article suitable R hard finishing white washng &e,, have It on hand and for sale in sacks.
 oaers Tor large quantities promptly attended e low ra'e'' .... cblu
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-24

JUDGING by what the New York papers
say, the election of McKinstry is regard
ed as a very important matter. The Tri-
hume says that the result is certainly a
significant one, and may be Justly con-
sidered great victory of the people over
parties. The Post says California is the
only State in which, so far, the new
party movement has gained substa ntial
foothold, or really deserved success.
Elsewhere the new organizations have
embarrassed their efforts by compromises
or coalition with the old politicians. In
California they have defed the old par
ties and forced the politicians who agree
with them to follow rather than lead.
They established positive plan of cam.
paign and assumed an aggressive policy
That they had an abiding faith in princi.
pies, and do not fight for expediency
alone, is proved by the effect of their
campaign upon public opinion.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-24

The delegates chosen to the conven.
ton Of the Peoples Protective Alliance,
to be held on the 9Th prox., in San Fran.
cisco, comprise many well-known citi-
zens, among whom we notice the names
of Newton Booth, NJ. NJ. Estee, C. C.
Tsrrill, J. F. Swift, James Patterson,
John Hamill Daniel Rogers, W. A. Al.
drich, George c. Wickware, J. F. Cow
derry, F. NJ. PiIley, P. A. Roach, W
Bartlett, A. S. Hallidie, DIR. Shorb, DR..
VIM. Wilson, Charles DeYoung, G. H.
Rodgers, r. Goodwin, Dennis Matoney,
]. NJ. Wood, H. Shurtliff, Leander Quint,
S. S. Triton, J. J. McElhenney, B. c.
Duffey, Robert Ferral, James Laidley,
W. H. Bodfish, W. II. L. Barnes, F. E.
Sutherland, D. Mcdonald, P. j. Kahn
Thos. E. Parish, DR.. ]. F. Morse, Colo
mel WATSON, J. z. Hoge, W. E. Stuart
and W. H. Rhodes.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-24
Foreign News.

Arrival in London Of Three Of the
Polaris Crew.
LONDON, Oct. %, a. m.--The whaler
Erik arrived last evening at Dundee,
with three men of the Polaris, who were
transferred from the Intrepid. They
are in excellent health, and will sail for
New York in the s.eamsr Georgia on
Friday next. having been rendered free
passage by the owners.