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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-14
IN ATLANTA LADIiS SAD
CONDITION.

About two years ago a sore came
on my ncse. | called inNa physician
who could arrest it only Yer a few
days, when it would arpeaEasbad
as ever. Finally it became -(erma-
nent, aud despite the constant at;en-
ton OF several physicians it c,ntin
ned TO grow worse, the discharge
from the ulcer being exceedingly Of
icnsi>r. This was my condition
when | commenced to take Swilts
Specific 6 ) s. about ore month
ago, bat am now happy To say that
after taking four large bottles Of
your wonderful mcllciue my nose is
entirely We'll, and my general health
better than it has been in ten years.
NRs. LUCINDA Rush.
Atlanta, Ga.
Swlfj's Specific Is. S. S J cured me
81 a blood tAnt that had troubled
ue tor years. | consider it without
an equal.
JAMES SHERWOOD.
Nashville, III.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis,
eases mailed tree.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Atlanta, Ga.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-14

Entered into rest on the morning
Of The l2th If April, 1890, al his res
ilencc in Cedar Grove, Th"ra- Cox
Els, in tie 9Th year ef he age.
Mr. Ellis lad been a I.ofHiar mr.
., an l.r- tor q is'- ~nHni,f q
wears. His death i a :" m n ST.
rnw. III lie dvs.h .. Ill good man
the community mourns Tie t'sS -
one IT rs best, mos prominent AMI
useful men, tie County ote Of -
wost public spirited citize 5, tie
Church Of God one OF It's mos
earnest and efficient workers aud
plous and devoted members, and Ills
family a devoted and loving Lue-
bard and a kind and tender father.
4 staunch friend and Jealous worker.
in any cause that was for the pnbIi"
good, together with It's fire taet aud
uooi sense, naturally made him 2
leader and one,upon whom We 81!
looked and relied when schemes 81
snch q nature were set on foot IN
our community. IN the Church, IN
a quiet, unassuming way necessarily
working he accomplished great and
lasting good, not tor valnglory but
because he loved to do aud to be
about his Masters business. The
Sunday School he loved and lahored
FIR a. no other man in our Cocn,y
has ever done, and we believe him
10 lave been IN .his work the peer
got anv man in cur SAFE. His hos
p~jtai.ty was generous, his literally
greaf, his friendship sincere. When
trouble cane to ANY Of US his hear
mas always touched and went out il,
warm, TENDER, Christian symrath,
tor the distressed Oae in a far dis
taut State VINO knew and loved hin
wtote us DO write and tell US al
about Mr.. Ellis death. | feel 81
sad about it he was such a kin'
aud sympalhiZiny friend in all on
/ troubles The writer has oftel
/. been struck with the good infuenc
he eXerted, and the high estimation
ia which our deceased friends men
Dry is held hy those with whom h
t only had slight acquaintance az
e qnired through OCCASIONAL bushes
relations. To such to have know
!. him better would have been to ha,
admired hiin more.
In the late war, though Of fra
. constitution, he did active service {
u q member Of Go. G., of the 2nd \
{ Regiment, commanded by Ii
brave and lamented Col Few,
Il'sboro. Was painfully and s
, verely wounded at Characteristic
:" carrying the minnie ball receive
7 there il Dis body for several yea
) after the war, suffered as rrisont
i of war at both Point Lookout an
!, Elmlra. Came home when release
: and began tire battle OF life unable
peculiarly, by any one, and thoul
suffering intensely at times from h
Re wound, yet by an indomiiahle Wi
and an energy that never tlagge'
he accumulated a competency. I
pleasant address, straight forwar
u ana honorable in al! his dealing
If earnest in all he undertook, an
e never undertaking anything that
- could not conscientIously ask f
+, Gods blessings upon; an humhl
= meek, true and faithful follower
y, the Son OF God, he leaves behi;
IS him a rich legacy, to his family
good name, and to his friends a.
! the community an influence for 200
'ha, no human being can es,inat
4 He lived we'll and died in the fait,
Green te his memory.
FRIEND.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-14
Nothing Succeeds Lik,

+; The reason RADAM'S MICROR!
KILLER is the most wonderful me.li-
cine. is lecause it has never failed IL
any instance, no matter what the dis
ease. from LEPRGSY to the simplest
disease known to the human system.
The scientific men of to-day claim
ana prove that every disease is caused
by Microbes. and RADAM'S MICROBE
KILLER eXterminates the Micronp-
and drives them out )f the system. and
when that is done YOU cannot have an
ache or pain. Nc matter what the dis
ease, whether a simple case of Malaria'
Fever or = combination Of diseases, we
cure them all at the same time. rs we
treat all diseases constitutionally.
Asthma. Consumption. Catarrh. Rron-
chitis. rheumatism. Kidney and Liver
Diseases, Chills and Fever, Female
Troubles in all its forms, and. in fact.
every disease known to the human sys
tenn.
BEWARE OF FRAUDULENT IN
lTATIONS.
See that our Trademark Same as
above) appears on each Jug.
Send for book "Ilistory ofthe Microbe
Killer" given away by
w. a. HAYES,
Druggist. Hillsboro.
or d. MCCAULEY.
Chapel I'LL.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-14
Estate papers please copy.)

The State Democratic Executive
Committee me, in Raleigh las, Tues
day Mr.. Ed. Chambers Smith, OF
raleigh, was elected Chai' mar OF
the Committee in place of Judge
Spler Whitaker, resigned. The State
Convention was. called to meet in
Raleigh on the 20th of August.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-14
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Patent
WIRE eco HANGERS
ARE THE BEST SIMPLEST AND
CHEAPEST WIRE HANG
ERSIN YHE MARKET.
CURE THE LEAVES ONLY

We claim that these hangers are
cheaper than any other; are detachable.
aud any number can be used Der stick .
insure a uniform barn of tobacco more
tobacco an be cured per barn: tobacco
brings better prices: does no bruise /:
stalk Is not cured. saving iueI and time.
Any barn can be used. Sample sen,
with pamphlet for . cents postage. In
quire tor them OF your storeke.oar or
agent. II they do not keep them send
10 us.
Price per 1000.
with sticks, $500
Price per 1000.
hangers only. $50
Send cash with order, or goods sen,
{. .. ID.
Agents Wanted.
TOBACCO HANGER
MFG COZ
HOUSTON, HALIFAX Co., VIRGINIA.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-14


Last week the friends Of the State
University got together at Chapel
Hill and in a short while raised a
subscription Of $4,000 TO cndow =
Chair Of History, Mr.. J. S, Car, Of
Durham, giving one-third Of the
whole amount. Much enthusiasm
was manifested. Prof Horace vii
liams, an alumnus OF the University.
and now Q: Harvard College, was
,jected TO succeed the late DR.. \.
y lngum rs Professor of Mentsl
and coral Science. The Cor-
tlH II was a success.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-14
UEI TIL Or EOBkKT EI l..
TE'Y'T'

Dor community has been again
called upon i mourn the loss Of one
Of our very best citizens. For so
many years identified with U town.
the death Of Robert Faucet creates
no common void. Modest and I'M.
assuming, he led tne lie of Il ,rn"
Christian, a brave aud patriotic Srl.
der, 4 lOval friend, a tender aud de.
voted husband and father. All who
knew him must miss him. All d.
sincerely symlathize with his affiot-
ed family. The place.of such a man
can hardly be filled. lie has tough,
the goDd fight" all pain, toll and
sorrow Ger he lies at rest aul peac,
until the judgment when with III,
triumphant Irost Of those "whp die
in the Lor,l' he Shall rise 10 the Ifs
lmmortal' to enter forever into tn,
Joys Of Gods everlasting kingdom
KzsSsEfyE
In his Charlotte speech Senate
Vance gave the following intcres.ir!
comparison of taxable values il
North Carolina 1861 il was 500
100000 in 1868 il was 3120,0G0
-
600; in 1870 i, was 100000, coo
while now it is $3.50, 900. 00o-s62
100000 less than in 1851. The e
fec;s Of the war were %stupcndou,
Thus, in twenty five years, Mort
Carolina lacks sixtv-two m liior DO
lars of having recovered herself.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-14

By virtue Of a mortgage deed execu-
ted to Thomas McCricken by s. ).
Webb and wife and D. +. Morrow Asd
wife Oh the 14th day of July. 1881. and
registered in Boek@C. page 2lo. III the
Registers Office Of Orange County. l
will sell at y. 5. Webb's store ut Oaks.
n. c., on Thursday the 18th day OF
June next, the following described
tract OF land to satisfy the aforesaid
mortgage and costs, to Wit
A tract of land in .: a,,ge County
known as the Jane Pickhard tract. ad-
joining the lands of James Crawford ;.
A. Morrow, X. A. Patterson II others.
containing Two Hundred and FIFTY
| Acres, more or less.
Terms of sale: Cash.
This 81 day OF May, 1899.
THOMAS MCCRACKEE.
9 II Mortgage.
BY John McCracken. Agent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-14

HOUSTON, HALIFAX CO., VIRGINIA.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-14
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TOW X : ;
Having been appointed List Ta%er
for the town of HillSboro for the present
ear. 1890. all persons are hereby EOti-
tied that | will be at my oiiire-a The
Orange County Observe: printing Office
during the month of June, for the
purpose Ct !i>'inS property. both per
-'ntl :n.l real.
All persons liable FOR poll. are ais
required t. give III Tie same.
All taxpayers mast see that thri'
property i properly listed. a double
AK will be entered against all persons
Ealing to give III a, required by law.
JOS. \. HARRIS. Mayor.
List Taker.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-14

Itch, Mango, and Scratches on hu.
man or anima.s cured III 30 minutes
by Noeitord's Sanitary Lotion
This never tails. Sold by o. Hooker
Druggist, Hlllsboro.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-14

The Ja1icial Convention for this
District Will meet in Greensboro
Tuesday, July sth.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-14

Rev. Sam Jones will hold a meet
ing in WILMINGTON the first ten days
in October. A tabernacle will be
built.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-14
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70 the fonteaerate Veterans 1sso-
ciutions IL tie Various Counties
Of North CWoNnn.
COMRADES: We desire to cal!
your attention 70 the provisions OF
our constitution directing that the
auuual elections tor officers shall
take pia.e vu the fourth day OF July
IN each e We earnestly hope
that there vii! be a large attendance
Of veterans at the court house (un-
less s,,ne ether place of assembling
shall be d~esiona,ed) in each County
at ~ O'Clock on that day, aud TIE
regular organization continued aud
strengthened. 1t the meeting shall
have been arranged for another day,
or shall not be held On The 4th OF
July, it is not material, provided the
veterans shall surely be called to-
oether at some time.
The Executive Committee have
determined to wait no longer for
adequate subscriptions, but boldly
TO u the responsibilt. Of open
ing a Soldiers Hone for the care O.
such Of "a needy, deserving com
rades as require TO be supported b.
charity. At presen. it is probable
that the hotel building at Ridgeway
donated by Col. Heck, will be too
large for u Immediate purposes
I and we may begin in a smaller wa,
at Raleigh, or some accessible local
: lily.
" For the support Of this Home, w
{ throw ourselves upon the Astounding
), charity of the people Of North Caro-
lima, and we appeal particularly t.
. the members OF the +Contederat
Veterans Association to see that
: proper interest is enkindied in ever
town and township in the State.
W. especially invoke The aid c
! the IN of North Carolina, fore
!" most in every work of love an
Kindness and we ask that the Vett
rams Association of each aud eve:
= county constitute a central commi
), tee Of ladies Of not less than five i
every county town in the Sat
y The names OF the members of tn.
- committee, particularly the Chairman
!, should be forwarded at once to "
y G. Stronach, Secretary, Raleigh, \
= G., who will correspond with tn
" committees concerning the method
Of raising funds tor the support {
q he Home CARR
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-14

kSoZvILLE, Tenn, June 3.-Re-
potts received here las, night STATE
that Bud Lindsay Deputy United
States Marshal. .l,ot ani killed q
man named kits, a dist,ller in
: tntirt".t lnnuit L[..way wished
8 sa5nu ii = < : ,.Il him
he .os11 nat -t ~, nam ten GEL
on. "ser t.> Lindsay 60,
mad a.d ann>et Nj The dis,il,
leF< tilr.e..: y.' a 500 th"uyht
AHs iathec III danger ard threw a
r'ck at Lindsay. Lindsay attempt
ed 10 shoot kits, bu, his party took
his pistols from linn. They left and
when a mile away Lindsay asked
tor his pistols saying be would do
no harm. He 60, the pistols, whirl
ed his horse and rode back 10 kits
house. The latter saw him coming
and locked his door, but Lindsay
broke it down aud sho kits twice
killing him Instantly. He then at
tempted to shoe, The boy, but miss
ed him and hi, a little girl, but did
not seriously wound her. 1t is re.
ported that Lind.ay's ar'y arrested
hum and gave him over to the Sheriff
of the County. Lindsay IFS a des-
pera'e character, having murdered a
prominent citizen OF Canpell Coun-
" five years ago. He escaped then
because OF the lack of evidence,
claiming selt-detense and there were
20 witnesses. TIE place of the re
ceut killing is twenty-five miles from
a telegraph station.
English SPAWN L;nimeut remove
all Hard, Soft or C~aiIoused Lump:
and Biemishes from horses, BlooC
Spav'ns, Curbs, SpIiuts, Sweeney
Rlpg-bone, Sulfes, Sprains, all Swol
len Threats, Coughs, etc. Save So
l BY use of one bottle. Warrante,
The most wonderful Blemish Cur
: ever known. Sold by O. Hooker
Druggist, Hlllshoro.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-01-13
FaIstaffs Stomach Gave Out.
fPhiIadelnhia PreSs1

This is the way Hackett, the most
noted of modern Falstaffs, had a bad
joke played on him in an Edinburgh
theatre. On this particular occasion, in
one of his great scenes, Hackett found
that his stomach began to collapse. He
wore, as all Falstaffs do, an immense
paunch, which, in Hackett's case, was
made of wind bag. 1t was found that
a stuffed stomach" in hot weather was
terrific burden to an actor, and at last
some costumer invented one which fitted
the dress to perfection, but was filled
with air. The wearer blew it up, screw
ed on the top and then it was all right.
One OF Hacketts enemies this evening
had pricked hole in his false abdomen,
not large enough to make it collapse ali
at once, but by degrees, and Hackett
found at the end of one scene that he
was not quite as stout as he was before,
and said to his dressing man; "This is
not all right; l feel looseness; see if
this screw is not unfastened." Every
thing was apparently in order, and he
went on again. He continued to decrease
in size, till at last there came rush of
wind and the stomach disappeared alto
gether, the actor finishing the scene as
best he could and the audience convulsed
with laughter. --->- as
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-01-13
A headless Ghost.

The negroes living on Craig's Branch,
Just south Of Tallahassee, Fla, says The
Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser, are very
much exercised over the appearance of
d ghost in that neighborhood. 1t is de-
scribed as tall, headless man, dressed
in flowing white robes, and has been
seen by several of the negroes walking
alongside the branch, as though in
search of some lost object, evidently his
head.
An aged negro man, who has lived
there many years, says that about sixty
years ago beautiful young lady, daugh-
ter of wealthy citizen of Tallahassee,
went out one bright Sabbath, accompa-
MED by her Newfoundland dog, for a
walk to Craig's Branch, plucking wild
flowers along the wayside. Just before
reaching the branch her dog became
very much excited, and tugged and
pulled at her skirts as though attempt
ing to make her turn back. She paid no
attention to his antics for some time, and
he finally caught her skirt in his teeth
and refused to bulge another inch. She
turned and saw her lover coming toward
her. When within several feet of her
several Indians sprang from cover, firing
their guns as they rose, and the young
man fell at her feet a corpse. She ran
and reached the city in safety. A party
from Tallahassee went out and brought
in the body, it's head being completely
riddled with buckshot. This old negro
says he has seen the ghost on several oc-
oacionc
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-01-13

CAESAR Straits, which induced the master TO pro
ceed eastward on his voyage (since reported ar
rived at Shaughae prior 10 Dee 81.
Sblp jOsephus (Of DamaTiscOtta(. from Hong
Kong for New York, sailed from Anjier Nov. ri,
but put back through stress Of weather next day
owing TO the strong west monsoon the captain de
clded TO proceed via Baly Straits, calling nj this
port to replenish stock of provisions. THE 10.
sephus has been reported sailed from Batavia
Nov. 2S.)
Barque George Homer before reported) will
be reoOopered at Batavia.
81 John. NIB, Jan 1o-Sch Bessie G. from Port
Granville Ms, for Rockland, is a total wreck at
Black Point. Part of the cargo may be saved. One
man was drowned.
Vineyard Haven. Jan. 1l-Arrived sch Prescott,
Hesetine OF Belfast, Me- Jacksonville, 10 days,
lot Boston, leaking about 500 strokes per hour.
vessel SOd-Shlp Patrician, 1854 tons gross,
Du,t AT DamariscOtta in 1878, was recently sold
at New York for S36. OOC
New YORK. Jan 10-1he steamer Ane arrived
To-Day with part Of the crew OF the American
schooher Lackawa1na, which was totally wrecked
az JeIenhe, Dec 20. Capt. Ford of the Lacka-
wanna IS still at Jeremie seeking redress
fLOvlncetown, Jan 10-SchoOner Robert Byron
hoekport for New York driited afOul of English
Scnooner Alberta. Windsor. Ms, for New York
curing tle gale tuesday night. breaking her lib.
boom. The Alberta sustained Slight damage
cutter COrwin returned to Port Townsend
w. l., 9Th inst. after an unsuccessful search for
schooner Douglass Dearborn, of Bath before re-
ported seen capsized. -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-01-13
Petroleum Market.
Boston Produca Ma,ka.

BOSTON. Jan.1l ls90.-The following are 70.
days quotations of Provisions, &c:
Pork Long cuts IL 5oal3 90; sbort.cnrs Q 5o
G13 90; 9ackS IL Boa ID 90; lean ends az q Ok
@l3 30; pOrk tongues at 10 90 extra nrimei / 60
Lard-Choice ga @7c t9th in ties ana tuhs 10 ~
pals In cases at 71ac; OH pals at 7sl an at
Hams at 1oa1lc; small at 111s pressed hams
IL Lac. AiA'
Hogs-,Choice. city dressed hogs at sac % n:
Butter-Western exrta ermy at 24@26c. arsts
and extra rsts 20a23 extra INIT crm an Ie5I ~ g.
frsts l2a IA ;cholce factory 1912 " c; New York
23c New York and Vermont, dairy. good 70 cboica
1929; low grades 10a14c: Eastern crm 1000
to choice at 23a26c. The above nnotatinns 80
receivers prices for strictly wholesale lots Ion
bling prices 1la2c higher. 0'' 'oD
Cheese-Northern choice at 101a9lIc western
1OA@1OA G j lower grades as to QUALITY: SAGE AZ
IL lac. JOhbing prices Lac higher 80 "
Eggs Eastern extra 2092lc ;frsts 1901 %. ext
W ana y ID extra zO92lc fresh Western al il
g19c: Michigan choce 18019c; held at l3lSi6c:
Mined 149l6c. Jobbing price II higher.
beans- Choice small York hand-picked pea
large hand-picked1 100000 small Vermont hand
picked 40G2 30 ;choice Yellow Ewes 3 OoC13 10
J0bbing prices DC higher.
PoulTy-Fresh killed spring Chickens. Northern
and Eastern choice 16@18c; common co good 10
9l3c; fowls. choice l1a12c Western dry.packed
I4c w 9 -NS
Potatoes-We quote Houlton Hebrons at n
IOc v bush; HOultOn Rose at 6507Oc IAroOsto0k
Hebrons 90 a7uc DO Rose 65c
Hay-Cnolce prime nay SIT 00GS17 80; good
SIoa. SIo; falr to good at S14 000S15 90 Eastern
Oat straw SSa9 90 -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-01-13
Domestic Ports.

| NEW YORK-Ar 10th. sehs A Emerson. DRy.
| st John: NIB; uhas Balch. Manson, New Haven
JOE HoriolK; Emza Briggs, Dunt0n, Stamford.
Cid barqne MatanZas Rice, Havana; sch Lillian
woodruff, Hodgkns, Baracoa.
ST. sch kimball, for Boston; sch Edward Lam
eyer, Beale. Richmond for New Haven.
BALTlMORE-Ar Jan TO- schs ID Witherell
Garfield: Boston Clara A Donnell (new), Bren,
S1gel Bath; Il sherman, Higgins, Portland; ID
Cid, sch Clara Southland, Hart, Providence
Sid, sch q q Deering. Mitchell
EVANSVILLE, SC.-Ar Jan TO- Morancy, Will
Sid, sch Annie P Chase. Ellis, Guadaloupe.
FEkNANDiNA-Cld, Jan 8, sch Kate NJ Hill
GALYEsTON.;.ld, Jan 10, sch Florence J
Allen. Dunton, Mobile.
SID, Maud Dudley. Oliver, Apalachicola.
HYANNI AR Jan 10, sch Nat Meader. Hobo
ken l Tor Boston; Amos Falkenburg Duncan. do
: MoBILEICld, Jan 10, sch Hattie Dunn, Po-
NORF0LK-Cld, Jan 10. sch Isaiah Hart, for
NEWPORT NEws-sld. Jan 10, brig shannon,
PokT DISC OEERY-sld, Jan 2, ship Sea King,
PHILADELPHIA-Ar, Jan 10, LYDIA M Deer
ing, Aamllton; New York.
R1 pEKIH tAMHB0Y1Ar. Jan o. sch Quickstep.
IS, Sid -, Jan 8, hargue Smith, Hooper, Hay
aI SAN NJ Te SN Use Ian ~ chin
sAyANNAH-sld, Jan 10, sch Jennie F. vii.
vs.
BOsToH-Ar, 18th, barkentine Stephen G Hart,
AZ AT 10Th; sch Sadie Corey, Love- winterport.
CD, 10th. barque Hancock, Eaton, Daker, VIC
A, and a market, by John Brooks
:, Via, lin sens Cornelius Hargraves Allen Bal
game. Gunpoint, Me.
PROViDENCE-Ar1 10th, sch L Talbot. from
Kingston. JAN. ~
81 PonRTsMOUTH-Ar 10TH sch Ada Ames, Mills,
. In lower harbor, 10th. sch Lizzie Lee. Hobokep,
for Bar Hdrbor.
New York. 0Ai'
. sATILLA RIvER-Ar 9TH, sch VIM r Drury.
SweeIland. New York ''
,SsAYANNAH-Sld 10th, sch Jennie F Wiley.
Chadwick, Portland. ''
SALEM-Ard, Jan 10, scbs Florida Priest. st
John for New York; Anita. Melanson. do for DO:
EllZa Levensaler, Kelly. ThOmastOn for do: Asa.
uan snowman Boston for SheepscOt River: Ada
Allen, Dudley, do via Pembroke: Viola Nav
Providence ' ~
Sid 10th, sch Carrie Walker, starkey, St John
for Newport. - = 1850
In port 10th. sch Governor Ames Is masts). Da-
Wis, from Baltimore drought 5000 ions If coan
GLOUCEST ER-Ar 18th, schs Hyne Hoboken
Tor Bosioni Mary Il Roge, Boston for Bath: Oma-
ma, 40 ior Orland; Harriet do for Calais: Samuel
Brown. do for ROckland. ~
VINEYARD HAVEN-Ar Jan 8, brig Caroline
Gray, Roy, Hayt for Boston; 10Th, schs Ada q
SHORTHAND. Melntire, Hoboken for Boston; Sea
roaH. Lnpec Ior New York; Senator Grimes,
- Ar nth. sehs Fabena, Rockland for New
ioIK Eliza Lavensaler. Thomaston for do.
70 81. ''D 0'0'''