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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-26
kwThe nefariols Nebraska Bin Is .

&EThe nefarious Nebraska Bill is now
under discussion in the Senate. And as it
has already passed through both houses and
got back 10 the Senate. !, will become sbe law
OF the land Again hiss the northern dough
faces sold themselves TO the souih--again
have they betrayed their truss and bsrtered
away. for Office. the sacred booH Of liberty,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-26

~No news Of importance has been re-
oeivsd from the European war since oay last
issue. We should think that something dss-
mite. with regard to this long talked Of war.
ought soon 10 take place.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-26
The Gremt Crime.

The Nebraska Bill has passed the House
Of Representatives. This greatest outrage
against Liberty, which the world has ever
witnessed. since the partition Of Poland, has
been consummaied. For though the Bill in
lis amended form, has yet to pass the Senate.
and receive the Presidents signature, these
are only forms through which it is already
known il will pass.
The Missouri; Compromise, that time-hon-
cred barr er which our fathers erected yainst
the farther advance Of Slavery west and north
has been stricken down. A vast region ca
pabIe OF supporting a population Of thirty
millions, If not more densely populated than
Ohio row is. has been thrown open TO the
foul cause Of slavery. The northern free
man, and the foreign immigrant flying to our
shores for liberty and bread. are to be shut
out from this wide region, or compelled to
contest for its possession side by side with
the slave. A crime agains. God Liberty and
men has been committed, such rs no despot.
ism Of the Old World dare in this age be
guilty Of Neither Russian nor Turk dare
so outrage the public sentiment of mankind
And this crime. Oil shame, where is Thy
blush h S been committed in the name Of
democracy 1t goes forth TO the world as
the act of the people of these United States.
Blu: we reject the foul assumption. 1, is not
the act of The people. 1t has been done in
defiance Of their will, BY set Of traitors who
have sold themselves to the devil and the
slave drivers. II ever we prayed in earnest,
we now pray that these scoundrels may be
cheated Of their hoped -for-reward. Would
to God that the northern Williams, by whose
aid this crime has been consumated, could be
brought at once TO the test Of the ballot hox
That small but fatal weapon. which is said
Ito do the freeman's will. as lightning does
the will Of God" would cleave every traitor
from crown to heel.
In this Infamous list Of northern men who
voted for this bill, is found the name of oul
own representative, or rather misrepresenla.
tive, Mr.. F. W. Green This man had nc
expectations Of further fayors from the peo
pie of his district, or he would have given @
different vote. lie knew that he was acting
against their will He was told this by lead.
ing men of his own party. Let him remem
Der that vengeance only slumbers for a time
If ever the people Of this district find them
selves able TO reward him for the base use hs
has made OF the power with which they
clothed him, he will find their indignation
hotter than furnace seven times heated.
But we do rot despair. The northern peo
pie have borne much; this outrage is the las
grain which breaks the camel's back TIL,
great mass of liberty loving, God fearing
men in the northern States. will rise in thei
might. and from every hill top. and through
every valley will echo and re-echo in tones o
thunder the word Repeal!
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-26
SERIOUS AooIvzsr ON rHE MlcneAS CEs

SERIOUS AcoDzsr ON rHE MIcHIeAN CEs.
TRIAL RAnRoD ON THE z4rH INST Three
miles west Of Jackson. one Of the night ex-
press trains ran over an Or. The engine
was thrown from the track. crushing the En-
gineer and three other persons to death, and
another man was SO much injured that il is
thought be cannot live.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-26

EU We s,s IN iormed that the vell-koown
troupe Of singers ''orpheaps." contemplate
visiting Fremont. sometime during rexl wsrk
They are q, present giving concerts ia ,bs
coui tias'east If US. OF their arrival due no
liee III be given
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-26

MARTHA WAsHneroN PaIsoSERs.---The
preliminary examination Of the Martha Wash
ington prisoners in Arkansas is Completed
Capt. Cummings is discharged. Cole and
Kissane were held to bali in the sum OF $4,000
each: the others. $4,000 each. Kissane gave
bail. and is at large.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-26
MARRIED.

On the 23d inst, by Rev. J. w. Wells. Mr. Y.
NJ. BEECH. Of Elmore. and MISS EMILY WILL
SON, of sandusky township.
On The 25h, by the same, THOMASP. FINE.
FR0CK. aud Miss HANNAH A. CARTER, -
all of Fremont.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-26

0G- The foil owing letter from the celebrated
DR.. James C. Aver, gives the honest side Of the
No'trum question. Since the public will use thess
remedies we wish for the sake of suffering bumsn-
ity there were more Of them like his Cherry Pse-
toral and Cathartic Pills, which require no secrs.
ey to make them go down:
Lowell a6th April 1854
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-26
April 20. 1854.
mo 761 AN ACT

No 76l AN ACT
To provide fore the erection Of monument
to the memory OF Gen. Simon Kentotn.
Sec. |. Be il enacted by the General AS.
sembly of the State Of OHIO. That II. II.
Cheathem of Logan county, VIM A. Adams
Of Hamilton county, Battle Harrison of Fay
elite county Anthony Casad of Logan, and
John A. Corwin Of Champaign counties, are
hereby appointed commissioners. to remove
from their place Of intermen, in Logan Ken
ton. the remains Of the late Simon county,
deceased. and to inter the same at such place
as may be determined on, by, and with the
advice and consent Of the surviving relatives
Of said deceased. now residing in the counties
Logan. Champaign and Clark, and said COM
mIssloners. are hereby author zed and requi-
red to cause to be erected over the remains
80 to be inferred. suitable monument, with
such inscription as may be by them determ,
ined on, said commissioners shall perform
their duty without compensation; and in case
any one Of said commissioners shall die, or
refuse to act, the vacancy shall be filled by
appointment Of the Governor
Sec. @ The sum of one thousand dollars
is hereby appropriated to erect said monu.
ment, and carry into effect the pr visions Of
this net. 10 be drawn from the treasury, whcu
necessary. to pay expenses and liabilities &C
tuslly incurred by virtue OF this act, TO b.
certified by o majority Of the commissioner
and drawn on the warrant of the Auditor o.
State.
F.C. LEBLOND,
Speaker Of the House OF Reps
ROBERT LEE,
President Of the Senate. pro tenn.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-26
May !, 1854.

mo- CO AN ACT
To enable any person 10 appoint an heir at
law.
Sec /. Be il enacted by the General As.
sembly Of the State Of Ohio, That any person
Of sound mind and memory, may appear be-
fore the Probate Judge Of his proper county,
and presence Of such Porbate Judge, and two
disinteres,ed persons Of his acquaintance.
Gle bis written declaration, which shall be
attested by such persons. declaring that, as
his or her free and voluntary act. he, or she.
did designate and appoint any other. naming
such persons specially and stating the place
Of residence, 10 stand toward him, or her, in
the relation Of an heir at law, in the event Of
his death: and there upon the Judge of Pro-
bate, if satisfied that such declarant is Of
sound mind and memory, and free from any.
restraint. shall enter tha, fact upon his journal
and make complete record thereof and
thenceforward, such persons thus designated,
shall be taken and held, in all places, TO stand
in the same relation for all purposes, to said
declarnni. as he, or she, could if child born
in lawful wedlock; and the rules of inherit
ance shall be the same, between him or her,
and the relations by blood. of the declarant,
as if so born; and certified copy of such rec
ords shall be prima facia evidence OF the facts
stated therein. and conclusive evidence. un.
less impeached. by reason of actual fraud, or
under influence.
F. C. LIE BLOND,
Speaker Of the House of Reps.
JAMES MYERS,
President of tbs Senate.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-26
Sqcdhe1 U1 w IIuuse uI IteP D
ROBERT LEE,
President Of tho Senate, pro tenn.
May lst. 1854.

mo. III AN ACT
To authorize the acting Commissioner Of the
Sinking Fund to sell certain land conveyed
TO the State by A. A. Bliss.
Sec !. Be il enacted by the General As.
sembly Of the State Of Ohio. That the acting
Commissioner Of the Sinking Fund be. and
he is hereby directed to sell all lands, the
tile to which has been vested in the State,
by conveyances from Albert A. Bliss and
wife, 70, cash. or upon deferred payments.
not exceeding two years with interest; Pro
vided. that said lands shall be sold at public
sale TO the highest bidder. on sixty days 10
tice of the sale being given il two Of the
daily newspapers Of Columbus.
Sec. 2. Ts,yt the proceeds arising from
said sales shaS become part Of the sinking
fund.
Sec. 8. That the Governor is authorized
to execute eonveyanees to the purchasers oi
said lands. upon the eerii6eais Of the Acting
Commissioner aforesaid. and that purchase
money has been paid.
F.C. LIE BLOND,
Speaker OF the House Of Reps.
ROBERT LEE,
President Of the Senate. pro- tenn.
May !, 1854.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-26
SEcRErARY OF STATES Or cE,

/, WILLIAM TREyIrT. Secretary of State
Of the State Of Ohio. hereby certify that the
foregoing laws are correctly copied f,om the
original rolls in this office.
WILLIAM TREVITT,
Secretary Of State.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-26

AUDiroR's OFEcE, Sandusky Co., o.
l hereby certify that the foregoing acts
have been compared with, and are correct
copies Of those furnished by the Secretary OF
State. HORACE &. CLARK,
Auditor.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-26
wAsHrseroS, May "a.

The Wing anti Nebraska caucus was held
last evening. II was resolved 10 issue an ad.
dress to the Free States, and committee for
that purpose. was appointed.
Ii is stated that Mr.. Cutting win resign al
the end ofthe session.
The Union, Of this morning. has another
editorial article rejoicing over the passage
ofthe Nebraska bill.-The Lateiligeaeer. in a
mild editorial, regrets It's passage as unfayor-
able 10 the South.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-26

may ASNt iCbt
f70.l AN ACT.
To make il the duty of County Auditors tc
levy extra taxes for road purposes, in GER
tain cases.
Sec. / Be il enacted by the General As
sembly of the State Of Ohio. That whenever
il shall be made known by the petition Oh
otherwise, to either Of the county Auditors o.
this State that three fourths OF the resident
freehold taxpayers living on the line Of any
state road. county road or free turnkike roac
within bis proper county, desiring an exirf
tax for the purpose of constructing improv
ing or reparingsuch road. it shall be the du
ty Of the said County Auditor 10 evey Ia,
for that porpose. Of any amount that may be
desired, not exceeding six mills on the dola
valuation, in any one year, on all lands an(
taxable property, for any distance on eacl
side road. not exceeding one mile, and. in NJ
case more than half the distance from sucl
road to any other state or county road, run
ming parallel. or nearly parallel thereto.
Sec. Q. That when any tax as aforesaid
shall be levied. il shall be for the term o
three years. and no longer, unless at the cx
pira;ion Of the three years as aforesaid. the
petition or request shall be renewed and
| in that event such tax shall be levied fo
the term Of three years longer.
Sec. 5 That the county auditors as afore
said are hereby Authorized and required t
levy such tax as aforesaid, in the lands ant
property, on the line of any such road, in AM
township Of the proper county. when petition
ed for 10y the resident taxpayers on sucl
road, in such township only.
Sec. 4. That all taxes arising under tn
provisions Of this act. may be discharged b,
labor on the proper road, at the rate of on
dollar per day, and a rateable proportion 70
teams and implements.
| Sec 5. That il shall be the duty Of tn
Commissioners Of the proper county. so 500
as convenient after the levy Of such tax a
aforesaid. to appoint from the petitioners. on
or more az nts whose duty il shall be to dis
burse. lay out and expend all the funds col
lected by said tar, under such rules and regu
lations ss the said Commissioners may choos
10 adopt.
Sec. 8. If said taxes are disbursed BY Ia
Dor upon such road, il shall be under the d
reclions Of said agent; and the certificate O
said agent Of the payment Of sach TAX, sha
be received by the county treasurer in di:
charge ofsuch tax.
F.C.LE BLOND.
Il Speaker Of the House of Reps
!, ROBERT LEE,
President Of the Senate, pro tenn.
May lst. 1854.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-26
mo. 72.l AN ACT

mo. 72l AN ACT
To prohibit the circulation Of Foreign Banh
Bills. Of less denomenali1n than ten dol
lars 49,.
Sec. ], Be Il enacted by the General AS
semblS Of the State Of ohis That from and
sfter the 6rst day Of October. in the year oI
onr Lord one thousand eight hundred and
6fiy -four. Il shall be unlawful for any person
or persgas firm. or body corporate. TO pass.
transfer. az circulate. or caused TO be PASSED.
transferred or circulated. or 70 receive or
eaussd 10 be received. any bank bill. or .Dnte
ef y less danomirstion than ten dollars. un'
iess said baak bill OF note shall have been is-
ssrd by and made payable at one Of the
banks Of this sts'e 10 aeropdsnee with lhe
iss of this State; Presided. however. that
lhe a..lr uanefer az fesriying of snrh ualsw
fa PAPER bona ode, for The purpose Of send
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-26

Fici from which The same has been collected.
Bee. 8. This act shall take effect from and
niter lie passage.
Sec. 4. That section thirty-ihree Of the acI
prescribing the duties Of supervisors. and re.
iaiing to ro'd and highways. passed February
18Th, 1853. Is hereby repealed.
W. B. VAN HOOK.
Speaker Of the House Of Reps pro tenn.
JAMES MYERS,
President Of the Senate.
April !, 1884.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-26
Speaker ofthe House Of Reps.
ROBERT LEE.
President Of the Senate pro. TEN.
May LIST, 1854.
AN ACT

mo. 81. AN ACT
To provide for the payment OF Harvey Fur.
guson's claim, for services during 80 days
Of the session Of 1854, as Post Master
70 the House Of Representatives.
WHEREAS. Harvey Ferguson has served as
Postmaster to the House Of Representatives
in taking charge Of all mail matter belonging
TO the members of said House, for 32 days
at four doll rs per day. commencing January
2 1855, and serving as said Postmastes until
the I'd day of February, 1854 There
fore.
Sec !. Be Il enacted By the General As.
sembly Of the State of Ohio. That Harvey
Furgeson be allowed the sum Of one hundred
and twenty eight dollars, for thirty-two days
services, rendered during the fore part Of
the session Of A. D. 1854. as Postmaster tC
the House Of Representatives. and that the
Treasury Of State be authorized and empow-
cred to pay the same out Of the fund to De.
fray the expenses Of the present Legislature
and under the same rules aud laws by which
the Members and Officers draw their pay.
F. g. LIE BLOND,
Speaker of the House Of Reps.
ROBERT LEE,
President Of the Senate
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-26

proceedings Of any such railroad company
shall b. kept at such Office or Offices, and
opened at reasonable hours for the inspection
Of any slockholder Of such company.
Sec. 8. That ssid Directors shall be liable
TO the stockholders, in their individual capac
ity, for any damage they may sustain BY rea
son Of their negligence misnanagcmcnt, oi
unfaithfulnesS in the discharge Of their duties
rs Directors; Provided, that and such direc
tor may exonerate himself. by entering biz
protes, upon the record. against any act from
which injury is feared. and forthwith publish
ing the same in the newspaper in which are
usually published the notices OF dividends, by
said company.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-26
PHILuDELPHIA, Nav 24

A rumor is freely circulated here, this
morning. that declaration Of one hundred
Thousand dollars has been discovered in the
U. g. Mai-she alleged defauI;eS being IN
osiicsr ia the iastitalien.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-26
F. LEBLOND.

ROBERT LEE,
President Of the Senate. pro tenn.
May i. 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-23
Treaty with Nicaragua.

From the Baltimore Sun April %
The President has another treaty before him which 1t
is hoped he will not give the Senate chance to reject
Mr. Borland has sent treaty which he has made with
Nicaragua The chief object and purport of this treaty
is to extend the boundaries of the State of Nicaragua
over all such territory may be claimed by for the
Masquito Indians Nicaragua has not been able
this territory by her diplomacy her arms, and it is
necessary that she should invoke the aid of the United
States in favor of her territorial expansion.
II the United States has the right vel the power
to settle the territorial and political questions of foreign
countries why not Nicaragua to the Mosquito
Kingdom and thereby bring both under the regime
which q private American association has lately es-
tablshed in the latter StateS This private company, like
the East India Company, will ultimately rule where it
has once obtained foothold; and under its influence
the Isthan region which, judging from the monuments
left in It OF former race, must have contained, at
time fifty millions of people, may possibly become again
popuous and powerful
Mr Borland's treaty far as it undertakes to assign
territory to Nicaragua was not probably mads accord
ing to instructions. The Senate, at all events, viii not
undertake to settle the boundaries of Nicaragua We
have not got that far down the latitude yet in
expansion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-23
PRICE TWO CENTS.

'ESTATioN BY THE CONFESSIONS OF
YORK HERALD TO MIR. LAYTON.

PRESENTATION BY TUE CoMPOsIToRs OF THE NEW
YORK HERALD TO MIR. LAYTON.
One Of those little affairs which occasionally vary the
duh round OF evsry day life and call forth each honest
impulse OF the human heart to do homage superior
excellence and intrinsic WORTH took place in the compoS
ing Of the NEsy. YORK HERALD on the afternoon
Of Saturday. The occasion was the presentation of
massive gold hunting wstch to Mr.. Charles Henry Lay
ton upon the occasion Of his taking final leave Of his
brother compostors TO encounter new abo.s i'm the sun
ny South.
Mr. Layton had been for eleven years one of
the foremen OF the composing department OF the
HERALD, where he had the good will OF all who
have brought in contact with him The state of hs
health demanding change Of climate he left the position
which he had faithful filled long for another upon
one OF the Charleston newspapers 1t regret at
being separated from so old fsend nd at the same
time to give utteance to this regret in tangible
form that Mr. Layton surrounded by his old assc-
ciacs TO receive at their hands their parting testimonial
At O'Clock the hour fixed upon for the presentation
the compositors collected together in the composing
room to give expression to heig farewell on behse
Of the company,
Mr.. j. Howell addressed Mr. Layton as Follows -
Mr., LAyros.-I am depdtedby She oompostors Of tie
HERALD Office Upon seyeras their AoAySbRnecion with
you present you with this watch as mark of theiI
esteem for YOU as man and their respect for your abll
ties as pIinter and to assure yo that time aIne csn
from their memories the many pleasant incidents
with which your name is connected They also desire
to press the hope that in the position you are about
to assume your will meet with tho success thsy arecon
snced your industry and perseverance, will deserve and
TO wish you and yours, in new hoe ali the health
happiness and pleasure which can fall to the lot of hu
IHanty
At the close of his remarks he handed to Mr. Layton
heavy gold watch made expressly for this purpose by
A. G. An Cubert, Of this city, and purchased for the
sam Of 500. Upon the inner case Of the watch was
engraved the following inscription
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-23

Hon L. R. Howard Mass. Hon. A. l.. Linn, Schenccta-
dy Hon. Alex. wilkins MiHnesota; Georgs, Collss 81.
louis Col Otis Vaughn, Baalo; G. Savage Hartford;
shine, A. Blean Montreal p A. Mann, Miss; Capt. Hun
ter u s. Army Hon. J. b Walker, Washington arrived
yesterday at the Metropolitan Hotel.
f. l.. Young, Pa; C. Dutton Phiadelnfia; s Charter
Montreal J. l.. bansioh, Washington j. Isaacs Oswego
Avery Cincinnati, arrived yesterday at the Prescott
House.
Cen +. Granger, Cananaaigua; A. W. H. Clapp Port
land II. 7. Lanslne Chicago; NJ. W. Rogers, Baltmore
J. H. Rawlins, England Homer Foot Springfield Geo. n
Sword James s. Meredith Dundas, G. w; H. G. Dallas.
China NJ Cummings Portland; r. s. Ripley; NJ o. King
Montreal g. Cox, Edenburg; f. f. Marvin Auburn; G. H.
Thatcher, Albany; W Lloyd Cincinnati; NJ InsersaA,
the st. Nicholas Hotel
Although the English Nary List for the present month
published by authority contains the Of Sir John
traukln the Gasee of the 4th contains the following
promotions consequen. the removal of tho name
Rear Admiral Of the Blue, Sir John Franklin, from the
ustcapain the Right Hon Charles Lord Colchester to
be Rear Admiral on the reserved list and Captain Charles
Hope to be Rear Adm iral Of the Blue.
DEPARTURES.
For Southampton and bremen in the steamship Hermann
sd
Ss% a%a % S;'a t. .lS ss
do WIN Raddc, lady and ave children Mrs Rcra thres
sSarsS Ms: vsnsssyosss. @ ,sH.
Master % y xsnaeryGor % & Miss Dyher, Theodore Victor
$ssss%
gust yctter Meyer, Enger aad lady, Brooklyn Chas
Geo hss Ry
nas "a T ns sSs y sa. %
"a Pain AllsR sSy nfsns and nurse w st...s:
f@S cha, ssSsss Besss
Flss NJ.
leans Tseluty, Baltimore; Edw vetmeyer Christian
hsasss John hF'sa
sHa chtsPn s PSGn
lady ard Mrs niIsohssrg and chIhren Mrs. Rsy
ss X Ea%1s: saa SsH !s
Il Wese, Louisville; b Rer,1, Meyer LADY snd
iiS
n e.so
Nadia. Greenfield, England: Roben, I 0s.termann,
SSS;'. Tsss sss bIs!s, ohi s
Give ana dys lsdy s'ss, %ssSa
aI &c
lssn Mr. Disa Saunders and
anna e ,Fse ese ss
R0Ss VI; TgssTi Inn Asd RscS.s, RsSEs.s Gss1..
aE ks:,s n: ST sSs
yiis; xc TS ,IIs'c % s1s Ta1Ts..on, Potter MIS-.
Taylor, and i3 in the steernse.
FOrHOrsolt IN the stssmship Jametown-sands Robin
S9 F T 6psy wife and eSs Ssss.s iss LADY and two
children Mrs Cholson and child. Santer. j Harden
brook and lady VIM Dchon Mrs Reeve-. Miss Randolph
Mics Todd Randolph u Sterrt and lady; Mrs Hen
shaw, Miss Martin, + Hall, A Fitch and lady q
Jones and lady Geo Mason and Mrs Carey McGgcgor
and lady, and 20 In the storage
For Charlelton In the steamship UnionC " Ward Jao
Ward, Jr, White, w Fots Cha Muller u Hughes Mrs
WesmaD tv children and two servants Mr. Napier Mas
Alice Blstchlsy g Leary, pincknsy and Lady h,sr
Mcrriek Miss Page Mrs Jane Strong Miss Cuilan Rate
Palmer John schott Samuel Hamcssly, VIM Hill ana
lady, Henry Laight, and IA In the steerage.
AcRIvALS.
From odesss, in Bark lIn@a - B J.hnse,.
In aolr n.-t tf.-
daughters.