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Z GENUINE LocoFoCo CANDIDATE
Occasionally we see nominated by the
Iocofocos a candidate, who, unSliilled in
the wiles of that party, lets out in his
enthusiasm the principles which its
leaders profess in conclave, and by
which they are mainly governed when
in power. Just so, it seems to us, has
1t been with a certain Dr.. Nelson Of
Hartford county, who on the 10Th inst.
was nominated for Commissioner of
Public " orhs, in the district composed
of.he counties of Hartford, Baltimore,
Carroll, Frederick, Washington and Al
leghany. After he was nominated as
reported in Tie Butt. Snn Of the 18Th.
''Dr, Nelson, who was present, arose
and thanked the convention for The hon
or it had conferred upon him, aud piedg-
ed himself, if elected, to discharge the
duties Of the office so as to operate for
the benefit of the Democratic party.
He differed from those who thought he
should know no section OF the State in
the duties incumbent upon his office,
and intended, it elected, to give the con-
troll of the public works, so tar he was
able, to the western counties Of Mary
land. Although the Office was one that
could be Of no personal benefit to him
self, yet he thought it OF vast Importance
TO the Democratic party.
Dr.. Nelson's remarks We're brief, and
very we'll received"
Comment on such doctrine and pro-
ceedings Is unnecessary. Here is a can
didate for all important public station
who makes the open ayowal that he
shall lend the influence of his office to
operate for the benefit Of the Demo
cratic party.' The interests OF the state
the interests oft whole people ale
not to be considered by HIM; oh! no;
the Office is Of ''vast Importance to the
Democratic Party" and he pledges him
self 50 10 discharge its duties 'as to
oserotc TO tie benefit otMe Democrnnc
Iarty." Those are his words. The
welfare of the state is nothing-the
prosperity Of the public works is moth
ing-the interests of individual citizens
are nothing to DR.. Nelson, as an officer
Of the state, but the Democratic party is
everything. Oh! detestablc and william
Gus doctrine--thus proclaimed at large
and mark you, "uery wcU rece iced," by
that loco!oco convention. But why
dwell on the subject, is not this the prac-
tice of modern patent democracy
The eight counties this side the bay,
who pay as much tax to sustain the
state in her debts to public works, as
any other portion Of the state Of equal
property, are to have no voice for the
ear Of DR.. Nelson. The W estern cuun-
ties he proclaims must have all control
with him. We were about to say it was
well his district was confined TO the
Western Shore-bnt we suppose most
Eastern Shore locoiocos would vote for
the villain if he was on the ticket be.
ta ~ them.
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NOTICE.

THE Commissioners of Cecil county will
meet at their office in the Court House, On
Thursday, the 25ih INST. Collectors for the
current wear who have not bonded will present
their bonds at that meeting. By order,
Aug % 1t ID. SCOTT, CIR.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-08-20

CHURCH NoTIcE.-Rev. N. DoolitIe, of Phil
adelphla, will preach in the unvrrSaist church
at chesapeake city, on Sunday the 2lst inst, at
lOg a. Nj and - p. NJ.
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DOMESTIC ANNALS IN THE UNITED
srATEs.-According to the census re-.
turns the number of horses in the United
states at the last enumeration, was A.
$50, 1853, or in about the proportion OF
one to five of the inhabitants. New
York has one horse to seven persons,
Pennsylvania one to six and siX-tenths,
OHIO one to four, kentuck1 one to three
free inhabitants. The number of horses
in the United States is more than three
times as large as that in Great Britain.
The asses and mules in the country
number $50 ,229; the mich cows, g.
1872, 044; the working oxen, l,699,2Il;
the sheep, 2l;72l,Sll; the swine, 3d..
316,60S' The total value of the live
stock in the country was estimated to be
$543,969,420.
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VI 3rried,

By the Rev. Mr.. knight, on the llth inst,
PHILIP X. JESTER to Miss SARAH AUGUSTA
ROBERTSON, both OF SaSsalras neck.
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MELONS! MEA.OYS!!

For sale CHEAP, 1000 "Mountain Sweet"
melons very low by BRADBURY in the IDOL
low, Aug. 20.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-08-20

D~Ihe Elkton Juv. Temperance Society
will meet Tomorrow at O'Clock.
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New STREETS. We have heard quite
number Of our citizens express desire
that Back Street should be continued in
straight line west, past the end of Bow
street, TIL it intersected the Cherry
Hill road, and, also, that Bow Street
should be extended north to the rail
road. Would it not be well for the
Town Commissioners to consider the
propriety Of extending them We
think it would be 10 the advantage of
the town TO do so.
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Pipes the quail from shocks and shcaves,"
ard say TO the gunner "wilhhold thy hand -
and when he sees all kinds Of game pursued by
Idlers, almost to extinction, in season aud on,
of season, he not only has the right, hut II be-
comes his duty to extend protecting hanl.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-08-20

SUPPLY OF GUANo.-.in immen Sc
deposit OF guaEo has been discovered in
the Indian Ocean, between MauritiuS
and Calcutta 1t has been anaIyzed bv
Professor Anderson, of Glasgow, and Is
now IN the hand Of Professor Way, of
London, for analysis. Four kinds of it
have been brought to England, two of
which are OF superior quality, rcsem-
bling the guano Of Saldanah Bay; the
other two are comparatively inferior.
The discoverer relates, that being
becalmed off an island, he sent his boat
ashore for water. They returned with
out it, but told what they had found.
The captain visited it himself, and hay
ing made several voyages for gnano to
lcnaboe, he at once pronounced the sub
stance with winch the island is covered
10 be guano. Having lravcrsed the
island in various directions, he found
guano verywhere; its greatest depth,
however, in the caverns and crevices of
the rock. He secured samples and
brought them home. The samples hav-
ing been taken from near the surface,
the quality is supposed to be inferior to
what may be found beneath, as it is in
jured by the action Of the weather. The
deposit is reported to be immense, the
island being 30 miles long by 7 broad,
and thus forty times the size Of Ichaboe.
There are no strong ocean currents near
the island, and 1t is said that convenient
loading stages can be erected with great
facility in the creeks and bays along its
coasts. Steps are being taken to make
the guano available to the British farmer.
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Eutal Small Iaik. -"

The Weather.-- Every body talks about the
weather, and really there has been some TO talk
about in the last seven days. A week ago the
thermometer stood at 50 des.-now FRIDAY
morning) in the same place ii stands AT Is deg.
IA change Of thirty degrees-a vibration be-
tween a scorch ami a chill-bctwecn OPEN
neck! shirts and linen pants and ovcrcoals aud
cowskin boots. Then. as TO wet and dry we
have had equal variety. Some whole days the
sun slared intently-again seven gusts IN an
afternoon: mlsts, sprnk les, showers, torrents
so, some days, did the rains come down; consid-
sion that we have had some weather the last
week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-08-20

The DAILY AMERICAN Times A new
and splendidly printed two cent daily
paper, bearing the above title has been
started in Baltimore by G. e. Baylor &
Co., and is edited by +. Fl. Davldge,
Esq. 1t seems to be paper which ought
to be sure of success.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-08-20
IN LANCASTER COUNTY, PA.


large and respectable meeting Of the citi-
zens OF Lancaster and Cecil counties, convened,
agreeaby to previous notice, al the public house
oil ". Hess, in Fulton twp, Lanca ter coun-
V, on Saturday, July 80, 1888, to take into
consideration the construction oi Railroad
from Columbia down 10 the eastern side Of the
SGsquehanna River 10 Port DEPOSIT.
The meeting was organized by the appoint
ment Of the following named otliccrs:-Presi-
dcnt-SIater Brown, Lancaster co.: Vice PreSi-
dcnts--( oil. George Morrison, Lancaster CO.,
Jacob Tome, Esq, Cecil CO.; Sccrctarles-Jos.
Euman,. Esq, Cecil CO., ". ". Brown, Esq,
Lancaster county.
On motion, the following gentlemen were APP
pointed committee Tor the purpose OF collect
ing the necessary funds to detray the expenses
d survey from Columbia to the Mary land
State Line:
Francis Wcnlich, Mliersburg, Dauphin CO.;
John Il. Long. IhoS Baum gardner, David Blair,
Lancaster city; Jos. Shock, Washington boz;
John j. Potter, Mt. Ncho john Griffin, Safe
Han Dor; MarIs Huopcs, Cu!emanvlle, ,Ai5an
Cutler, James McSparran. Thomas Neal, u,
and James B. Long, Drumole; Stephen w. p.
Boyd, Esq, jeremiah B. ia,ncS. Samuel Will
kinson, DR.. ". 5. Thompson, Fulton; Daniel
Herr, Columbia.
On notion, the following committee Of cor
respondcnce was appointed TO coIi"r with
similar committee IL be appointed by meeting
Of the citizens of Marylan on the sublrc mat
Ter ul the construction OF said railroad:
Slater Brown, Esl.. Peters Creek; Enos PEN
mock, Esq, Oakhill; John {. Walton, Wake
field.
On motion, John J. Porter, Esq, was ap-
pointed Treasurer Of the funds collected Tor the
survey OF said road.
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I Mr. Jacob Hyland is recommend
ed for th" SherifGalty by "many voters
of the 5ta Dist" See advertisement.
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"TURNEp Ur.'-John Mou>ley well
known to orr officers here as having
given them more trouble than any body
else, has the following notice in Della
ware paper Of d few days ago:
SENT TO JAlL.,-John Mouslev, des-
perate character, we'll known in the up
per part Of this county, was arrested on
" ednesday, for threatening the life of
officer Vandover, andin default of $1,000
bail, was committed to New Castle Jail.
LAND SALEs.-James T. McCullough
Esq, trustee, sold this week the proper
ty of lae Darius Shippers, 80 acres, ly,
ing on the Little Elk creek, to Capt.
James Foster, foss2o.s74 per acre.
Robert Dawson, Esq, ha> sold liz.
grist and saw mills and II ac. 81
land, at North Eas; f.. So ~. A..
Thos. p. WoIIaston OF Drlan
Henry c. lacNali b.. u..t... ,..#
on Wednesday last, ~. ..rw.a- mo~.
the property OF ~. lam \s.t r..
Thomas, ofthis county: tn" ,mr farm
in Sassairas Neck, $50 acres, to John T.
and James b. Thomas, for $500; a
farm in kenty county, Of $50 acres, TO
Mrs. Osborne, for 81 ,O2S; another farm
in Kent, of 265 acres, to John Viii ting
ton, S2,OlI.
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THE DIsTRIcr MEErINGs.-The Wings
of the several districts will remember
the primary meetings to be held this
afternoon.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-08-20

PEACHES. Peaches of delicious quail
ity have been quite abundant in Elkton
this week, retailing at % cents peck.
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IN ErcWrsion-An Excursion on the "Jof n
c. GroOnG' is advertised on the first mage. to
leave this town for SpcSutii Island on Tuesday
next. That is said to be pleasant place Of
resort on fishing or pleasure excursion. Many
persons are fond OF trips of this kind and we
trust that all who 20 On this excursion may have
"good time" As for US, we like to 90 fishing
quietly away by solitary waters, where noise
and sunshine and all other folk come not to dis
turb.
sob! lone and lovely haunls are mine,
Soft, soft the river hows,
Wearing the shadaw my line,
The gloom of alder boughs."
Talking Of "Spesutia"-we find that name
spelled IN all sorts OF ways, in communications
received from time to time. The island was
once owned, and probably the first patent for it
taken out, bya Col. Ute, and named sSpes-
mia' or 'ttie's HOpe' Spes being latin word
signliying Hope, and the in Ute being chang
ed toa 10 suit the construction Of such OF words
in that language.
N. Is. Since the above was written VIC hear
that owing to an acciden, to the boat there
will be no excursion, consequently the pleas
ureable anticipationS of those who had deter
mined to go are nipt i the bud.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-08-20

Dog and Gun.-1n our advertising columns
we find a notice by several farmers in the mp
per part OF the county, warning eunners from
their lands. Spor,smen complain of such pro-
hbltlun., but the land owners say they are en-
trely justiliable and right. They argue that if
none treSpaSsed except those who devoted an
occasional day to shooting there might be les,
objection TO the pratce; but when their land,
are continually encroachcd on BY persons who
shoot game for the markets. who tramp inIi :.
crIlnInately over grass, grain and vegetables;
wao shoot among stock, night teams Of horses
by their gun and sheep by thewdog; sometimes
wound hands in the field; leave bass and gates
open, and pursue the birds. if possible, till not
one rcmain$ and grow impatient when re-
monstrated wllh-thcn the whole concern be-
comes nuisance and pest, and should be
stopped. And even this is not the whole case
The farmer who buys, fences and improves the
lands, and pays IT, taxes on them, has right To
the birds he feeds, if he chooses to assert it.
He may not choose to shoot them to eat or scll
but as an admlrer OF the beautiful, as lar a. his
fields and woods are concerned, he has right
10 the lark, which mounts and sings,
"ShrilI voic'd and loud. the messenger OF morn
Ere yet the shadow hy."
"lhe robin 10 the garden or green yard,
Closa 10 the door repairs 10 build again
Within her wOnted trees"
and il he choose s. he has a right to project it
while on his premises. He has night 10 20
forth in lis field when
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RAILROAD MEETING IN CECIL co.

RAILROAD MEETING IN CECIL co.
Asrecaby to previous notice a respectable
meeting Of the cllzens OF Cecil county, con-
vencd at the pubic house X. v Tramp, near
Port Deposit, Md, On saturday, the 18th day oil
August 1898, to respond to the above proceed
lngs OF a similar meeting held in Lancaster co.,
Pa, july 20, 1858, aud 10 lake into cunSdrra-
ton TIE proprie'y Of constructing railroad
lion Columbia down the eastern SIDE Of the
Susqnehanna River to Port Deposit or Tide
Water.
The meelinT was ORGANIZED by The appoint
mcnt Of the following named uH:ccr>:--Prc,i-
dent, David Brown, Esd, Secretary, j. j.
Hcckarl
On motion, the following gentlemen were
appointed committee fer the purpose Of col
lectlns The gccss.ary funds to DELAY the cX-
prnses ul a survey from the Pennsylvania State
line 10 The Tide Wafer or PORT Depu>ll: Joseph
Preston, Cunowingo: r. Y Tramp, liy. smith
son, near Port Dcp".rl; r. D. Hail, Kowlands-
vile; Lane Prince. Baltimore, Ma.
On motion, the following committee Of cor
responIcnce was appointed 10 confer VITA the
cun,lnIlee o correspond ace appointed by the
above annexed proceedings ot t. meeting hrld
III Lancaster county, Pa, on The 3Olh uil., ON
the subject oi said Nalirua': Joseph Roman,
RowlandsvIiic; Andlew Lyon, }. J. Ieckarl,
Port Deposit. Md.
On motion, K. ID. Hail, Esq. was appointed
Treasurer OF Tie funds coli cled Tor SAID survey
OF SAID rnai
On motion, it was ordered that the Treasurer
be required to dlsbulsc said uIG> only To the
order Vi II majority Of the corresponding com
miilce, and not otherwise.
On motion, ii was odcrcd that in case any
vacancy ShOi.I,i Drcur hV ,rafIi. res iru1tIpu ar
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THE New FERRY &rE Me9,5.-~ be
new steamboat quilt by the Ralyca!
company to take the place of the old
Susquehanna between Havre de Grace
and Perryville, is called the MARYLAND,
and is said TO be a very handsome and
well arranged boat.
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o. We are requested to state that the
camp meeting IN the woods of Mr. Kidd,
near Port Deposit, has not been given
up as rumored, but will commence as
previously stated, on the 9th of Sept.
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We learn that in consequence Of
the breaking ofsome part Of the machin-
cry Of the "John G. Groome," IT will be
for that boat 10 90 on the
excursion advertised for Tuesday next.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-08-20

WlLMER's PoINT.-Edwin Wilmer,
Esq, of Port Deposit has built a wharf
and granary at his Landing on TIE %as.
safras river, between which 're, i
Baltimore and philadelphia ...t- > n
be regular steam commune -nn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21
finanrial.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, RALEIGH N. C, Jan. Is ls5S
NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT, RALEIGH ~ C, Jan. Is 1858.
NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT.
~ STATE BoNDs.-sesled proposals wiD be received
IN Me City Of New York until 10 O'Clock A NJ OF the Sss
Of March next, for the purchase Of
S5OO,0OO
Of Bonds issued by the STATE Of NORTH CAROLINA.
These Bonds will bear date tbe FIRST Of JANUARY,
ls5S, and win run THIRTY YEARS They wn have
Coupons attached and the Interest at SIX PER CENT
PER ANNUM, will be payable the 6st days Of july
and January OF each year.
Both interest and principal will be payable at tho BANK
OF THE REPUBLIC, In the City Of New-York, unless
the purchaser may prefer to have them made payable the
Treasury Of North Carolina
They issued under the authority Of the Legislature
Of North Carolina for the construction of the NORTH
CAROLILA RAILROAD, and in addition to the faith OF
the State all the Stock held by the State In the said Rail-
road ard the Dividends from said Stock expressly
pledged for their redemption
THESE BONDS ARE, BY EXPRESS ENACTMENT,
EXEMPTED FROM TAXATION
Parties bidding will please 70 address their letters In
dorsed Sealed Proposals North Carolina State Bondsr
TO the undersigned in NewYork directed to the Of
Mess- BROWN 4 DE ROssET, No 1870 Front-st, N. Y.
THE BIDS WILL BE OPENED in the Bank OF the
Republic, at o'clock p. ST., the Slst day Of MARCH
NEXT in the presence Of O. B. Lamar Esq, President OF
the said Bank and j. p Brown and David freeman Esqs
Bidders may also be present
Successful bidders will be required, as informed Of
the acceptance their BIDS depost Bank amount
Of their bids with the accrued interest from the s inst To
the credit Of the Treasurer of State Of North Carolina
This Deposit may be made either In the BANK OF THE
REPUBLIC, New York, or In the BANK OF THE STATS
OF NORTH CAROLINA, or In tho BANK or CAPE
FEAR Raleigh, North Carolina ID. w. COURTS,
Public Treasurer OF the State OF North Carolina.
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Disasters, &c.

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y,s,,'o :. Ss '" s4' I'M D'''oa 'oa9a 70 san
So. ~, tI.,. :. So, 49,. ,s,. q. - -, 4, ,,
ha,in- iuth rom Liverpool, htf sounih2s
On Ssla h = on, aad snse that time has had contend
49,, - "a OusA.S 20 Nes'sfD sSrs. Fassed ape
~, ish INT w ~ 0''A a. inc NOUN o. me "ef shee sun
- -. -. l. -., - -
49, - ~ a al $50 ese. VI VITAE % miles Of
- = - al - 80 ~ -. ~ 80, , -, ~ ~ ~,
r..ps.f ard Tr4ea sorn,, ..,rins o., IL -.
.ossi oa nn1enm..f sspr.d a. .,,,es a 1890 .t
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- - -. ,.l,-t -. - '''--t N-I y ~ '"
Frse 49, 49, ,, 80 una - e
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-, - ~ -. o. 1870 AZ ~ n.li % Cap Poe.
81 w Asa D - A. se -nA, On ihe lsh rnst she '1t
40 10 n os- 70 snrA9r On hAhnci-t shoals snd blJs
M heavy hcn y W, and TIE sessel covered
oieft 70 -, "a . e1 rSuns o-t chan aad hOr The
r..y = -, N ~ -
u t - ~, : -. -llf. u y johnson,
to.s-,sA - ~, ~ - ,A<hof IA oar
- b,Srs - ~ -. =, 49,. - 49, s1tseA Hi
-s-'y -t-sh m ua-ln 'ne- rhhe d-s
- w ~'fu' hA'e sesn Nessels aad n " dong
s---,
80, Lasf ~ bo-ioh ron Lahrer, on TIA lea
q - - ~ -chf Jsse hsnsefsoa, from Phlate
49,. y - - = ION hef tsgf Osa-u ana crew. f-s
80. ;. -, u - "-r -a'mG OsVt Os'ea and eres
a. ~ u IL
So, .,.,t,.o =, -, 20 80, ~, ...s ~
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- --i.F' y "a the1e hsh and dfy Tor
- :. 49,. ~, = ve-n ,-sl.y fepef-d
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T.,-., r.. 81 al. ,.,,...,t -. A..t. 80 o.
- - - "A % y gas or a. -isy rorS
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Whalers.

Sew Bedfr-d IN sap sh-rrsn. r1an Oce,a viii
tbls 2O D.. m. OIL SD-ke. NV Is
hark Mcumogth Ludov, Goa spriAz 2-ospu VI. Dec .
Daupha tarts Draco. Embsl BEDFORD -p
Haver cieana~ her pur sperr whales
ksd before ior moths. bad
he North mot of the vessels don1 p-y l6h
lena Cossstal NsE Bedford 30 ls from ne sota noss
ard rcludns he and boat hy ton
wh~ thr Chanel the hark nuder hort s Rnl
rrh DARK the hca had charge u the With AMI
ocd he cabin door, armed With hoa f. wA The 9th
he beat ready thy tcok win them the boarding ka
hans and about ffen faons vsr b1uu
day previous bark Ospray. hacorber. N Reri
sra De- ~ 90 fori DsuphIr lark Gyp-y. Nickel SE Bo-d
go reported thre- day shp Nth Steart p X
spn had oct whales By sd IN s. Heeu, Jan
H. shp Barclay. Taher. clean z cruise.
Arr. Naructei 6,h, schr W p Deliver patterson View.
Beft rt % o. or whaling.
Ferra n1buoo 10Th Roanoke Hsn and for Gr--n.
port nth los and 00vh SO III, hr Harvest, Tee Of aai
ior Nan:ueke' EIth l.7oo p
Arr At V,pa-siso Jan 81 Fortune DAVIS B. 70 dsys ron
Sandwich Iansoi stated Fec Ntrs Perry Sani -
Capt Role ~ ship Herald OFF H report.
81 Jsao. Cape Dc Verde DEE %. al well; clean.
Aer from CAPT CafhcRrt a. p Ontario, Of Nalfnce
Caho Ground Dec ~ with 6o = Also report. De-
shp dent Nsntnke, 100 - Apphs Ma-tl
Folssr DO .9sO -. and o,hers before reported
sp,ter-Jan no s &c by bark Cacheot Of the River Plate
Jar Il bats Yaparao. Ttou B. 40 - %. Parker Conk
Coot Provnoetovn 20 0h, Auintc Lace v B. 100 AMI
I rshi ~h l7th ship Jo-eph Marvel Macy = H., clean
Brother Jouahsn jan . BOARDED BY boats ron
shp Cuzen ofNani whch vessel had 90 bo WI and o 10
oil al vi.
A. Borse Feb TO- bark Mlsireta Of salem Holmes loo bb.
ol: Pen Frankn. o. Beverly. BroEn 100 10 DO
FhUuN fPovneoNn RuH 80 DO do Gem q Beverly
,d oSeV Bedford Jedoa 60 d DO Nathan r. Of Pr0vncso-u
Ffson. 30