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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-05
!slocl n Me,, Yorl. Warehoase.
NEW YORK Markets. June .

C5rT-The market for Rio which has Of late been quite siak
exhibited signs returning activity and baoyanev at the public
Ihurday which considerable amin alton at an
advance quarter OF cent H. The private sales
aaEi;o advise shipments and quantity on The
na Uhree eTgoesJ the market closes very htmly. Other
kIns ere 10 fair request Shout change 10 prices ny auction
;s ko sold at 3lJ3s cents ltS2 do l2@l2 average
SiBl2; 100 DO Java, i5t
CTSTh- market confines dull and heavy and prices tend
Of the purchaser The sales for the three DAYS small
ando eject sales Of rates would have
ceptd The private letters from L7ndtn and Liverpool the
last steamer speak doubuy Of the those places thu
polii uque,uie he Continent the Inactivity In the
ctng districts Their with the favorable aspects for snoth
atge crop the United States which
else zach IN unfayorabe 1dltnce The sales
rdesay comprise $500 bales mainly for home the market
clostg quietly.
Immediately subsequent to the date Of our last
Rrc" the nrkt became more animated In consequence Of
light vceps and transactions moderately heavy both for
the local trade aud for shipment advance oJlO
Dbl All around The demand for shipment has sbat
and with " moderate inquiry from the home trade together
quiet AMI part Of the advance esab shed Wednesday
has ben lost The European ate, arrivals
Flour and others saag hat the markets dull anu heavy
but without In view Of the trdng
for export however advces without effect on the market
here which closed gale eserdy at our adjusted notatons
some iises Il ght advance has BEEN realized
GEAhT market for Spring Wheat has been buoysnt
last ard With ely active demand export and fair
Inquiry from the home trade prices ave steadily advanced Win
has been dun and heavy for the however and
TRANSACTIONS mainly parcels at about
previous prices Th accounts from the growing crops the
becoming and favorable and the indca
Or good crop Transaction. have been moderately
w. amounting In the aggreg,t bushels Of which up
wards Of OO W Milwaukee Club, which has sold readily
fun prices Include In the sales 900 Red Southern
LOO white kenIu,ky tj6 The demand fir Corn has
fair Previous for all kiads Western mixed
which, wh moderate reepts appreciated somewhat Wednes
day subsequently, became dull aud Leayy and the
closed yesterday pces slightly lower than the quoabe Of
the sales 2OCO bushels which
hands yesterday +JG for Western mixed
lelving or the inside price, kinds unchanged
We notice quiet 1d rather slack since last
there being pculaye inquiry the and
only ID supply their mmtd want; pcs In
unseted and be wrel one-eighh Of
sales I2 hhds C,ba at 6i.I cents 40 Poto Rico, 81
Ia. 81 hhs aud G9 bbs Denarari 6s By auction hEds
0rlessns sold at &c 4tG1 G2k per and months
Tos co.'s inactive and eiect sales has
been made Ia prices Sales 100 hhls Kentucky and Maysve
l2 Tie business in Manufactured Is snau and prices
though quotaby lower favor buyers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-05
DEMOCRATIC PROSPECTS.

OPINION OF HON. WILLIAM L. YANCEY.
Hon. w. l.. Yancey is stumpng Alabama A few days
ago he made speech at Marion Of which the following
is the conclusion
deny that the Baltimore Convention, now consti-
tuted represents the Democracy of the Union. Democ
racy principle Of government. 1t was nauguraed
by Jefferson. Its principle is the basis of the celebrated
Virginia and Kentucky resolutions Of 1928 aud 1892
witt The equality Of the States and of the people there.
of in the Union and the reserved rights the States
That great pivot principle Of the Democratic creed has
been violated by the Squatter Sovereignty principle
of the platform adopted by the Charleston Convention
principle which places the constitutional rights of the
slave States and of the citizens thereof moving into q
Territory at the mercy of numerical majority OF anti
slavery That platform, too on which that Conyen-
ton asks the Democratic masses THE Democratic States
to stand is which the representatives Of the Demo-
cratic Of every Democratic State had rejected.
HDemocracy, therefore, is great principe-if its
leading idea is equality of the States and equality of the
people of the States-aud If the platform adopted
voted against by every Democratic State as violation
of that principles ask by what process of reasoning
such Convention be considered Just and fair repre-
sentative of the Democracy the Uniou especially when
it is opposed by Convention of Democratic States en-
bodied upon the sound Jeersonisn Democratic principle
Of the equal rights Of the States the equal rights of the
people OF each State and protection to those rights by
each and every department OF the Government
Fellow-citizens, ours is noble position, based upon
the Consdtuton-recognized such by oftrepeated
declarations of the Democracy-sustained by the rea.
soning of its ancient aggression upon
| no oue-determued to submit 10 wrong from no one.
Upon this issue dice in victory for it will be
justly and honorably obtained; or if events bring de-
feat shall be devoid of shame because will have
| Jasa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-05

ToBAccoThe receipts Tobacco at Richmond by Canal
Rail Roads, las. month"; were foll-w
Rdv. Canal RIP Rad Va. RF&P Total
It5S ....SS@5; I,.9s 2sIS lsSS 81 s6I2
Tae inspections at the WAREHOUSES in this city
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-05

Bell and Everett In south West Virginia.
We have received many letters htteFly from cores
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-05
p@OFFICE X. ANDY. n. r.. y
/ Ecorn - Dr Rn.slr. Efitor rlrl.tinn lt.-....

w. RICHMOND, June IN Iss1
The steamer West Point will leave the White IL,
Tuesday, Norfolk Friday advertised 10 eopseo.s
not being able to get her ready for the trip ~
les IL TuOs X gUApp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-05

raE COSsrITUTIOE-sTlTE RIGHTS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-05
TWELFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

Peyton's majority. ..9l5
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-22
Wood County and Western Reserve Free
Turnpike Road.

Eight cents per on all lands within one
half mile of said Road except all lands on lint
Of SAID Road within one-halt mle OF the Mau
Eaee and Western Reserve ,a'
Olaego and Blanchard Free Turnpike.
Eight Mills on the Dollar of the valuation OF
all Real Estate in the first tier of sections, and
four Mills on the Dollar on all real Estate in
the second tier of sections on each side of said
Road, except in Washington township, where
four Mills only are levied on the first tier o
sections.
Hull Prairie Free Turnpike Road.
Six cents PER acr. on all lands within one
mile of said Road south of river Tract 81 and 90
Liberty Township and NEi!tonviIie Free
Turnpike Road.
Ten Mills on the Dollar OF valuation of all
taxable Real Estate within one mile on each
side of said Road, aud five Mills OIL the Dollar
upon all taxable Real Estate within the second
tier of sections on the West side of said road,
except that no lands North of town SIX, range
ten, are so taxed but the south half of section
81 aud southeast quarter of section %, town
l, U S. r., upon which are levied i've Mills on
the Dollar.
webster and Troy Free Turnpike.
Six cents pr acre on all lands within one
half mile OF said road, and three cents per acre
within the next adjoining half mile.
Portage Free Turnpike.
A special tax Is levied on all lands within
one mile north of said road, in the township Of
Porlage; on all lands within two miles north of
said road in the townships OF Libarty and Mil
ton, and on all lands south of said 70 I'd in said
three townships, except on the north halfsouth
east quarter and the north half north east
quarter Of section nine the north half
south west quarter of section 10, aud the north
quarter of section Is, all in the town 4 north
OF range 10 east. to wit: Ga all lands lying
within one onehalf mile of said road, cents
per acre. 3 cents per acre on all lands lying
within the second half mile, 2 cents per acre on
all lands within the third half mile OF said roai
aud one cent per acre on all other lands taxa
hlo on said road
Free Turnpike Road from the Eibcrty and
Milt0nViIle IA Dad South 40 County lime.
Three cents per acre on ali lands within one
mile of said road, aud 2 cents per acre on all
ands on the half mile next adjoining.
Milton and Montgomery Free Turnpike.
On ali lands within one forth of a mile Of
said road, 10 cents per acre on all ands with
in the second quarter ola mile, 6 cents per acs;
on all lands within of mile, cts. per acre;
AMI on all lands wtEin the fourth quarter of a
mite OF said road, 2 cents per acre, Except the
north half, southeast /. aud the north of the
north east / OF section y; the north half south
west quarter of section 2, aud the north quar-.
ter section Is all in Town north of range
10 east) and also on all town lots within tue
territory aforesaid, 10 mills on the dollar valu-
alton.
East Oregon Free Turnpike.
Five cents per acre on all lands within one
half of a mile on each side of said road, except
ing the Maumee and Western Reserve TOad
tracts within said limits.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-22
PEHRYSBURG TOWNSHIP.


Road No. l--On Road between northeast
corner Of Section 81 aud no%h quarter post OF
Section 28, town U. s. R., six Mills on the
Dollar valuation, OF ali taxable property, Iyiug
within One-l0ar,h OF mile on the orth and
one-half mjie on the south side thereof,
No. 3.-On Road between south quarter post
OF Section IS aud oortn qunrter post of Section
26, town 3 U. s. R., six Mills ON the polar
valuation OF all taxable property within QUE
halt mile OF said road.
No. 4-Onroad between trac. 81 and 25 of
the M1umee aud the Western Reserve Road
six Mills on the Dollar valuation o. all taxa BILE
property in tracts No. q, "a and 25.
No 5,-Ol Canter road. comm, ,ucing at Me
Cutchenvlla Road Oh nOgth line o Section %
thence soutl-westerly to south line of Section
80, all in town A. u. S R., six Mills on the Dol
lar valuation, of all taxable property within
one halt mile thereof
No. 6.-On County Roa commencing at the
south post Of section 20, town A. U. S r.
thence north to north Iirter post OF section II,
In Sd me town and rang; special tax of six
Wills on the Dollar valuation of ali taxable
property wilhlu half mile thereof and not
over half the distance 10 any other road run
ming nearly parallel thereto.
No IA special tax Of SIX Mills on the Dol
lar valuation Of all taxable property on the
north of section % north Of east J. aud the
east OF northwest / of section 81 all in town
4, U. s R.; for the improvement OF the County
Road, commencing at tha east quarter pos OF
said section %, thence west to McCutchen.
vile Road, aud there terminating
No. 3 On east OPgon road a special tax
Of six Mills Oh the Dollar valuation of all tax
able property within one-tourth Of a mile on
The cas-. side, and onehalt mile on the west
side thereof.
No 9.-On Crane Creek Road, commencing
at east boundary street, thence easleriY and
east to the east line of Perrysburg Township, a
special tax Of six Mills on the D1llur valuation,
of all taxable property ON the out tots border.
ing on said road, and all property within one.
halt mile on the south side thereof ani with
in one fourth mile on th. nDfh side OF same.
No l0.-On County Road commencing at
the northeast corner OF section l. Town 4 u.
s. r., thence south on township line TO the
webster aud Troy Free Turnpike Road, in
section So, same rowG and Reserve, a specia
tax of six Mills on the Dollar valuation. OF all
lands aud taYabe property within one half mite
on each side thereof excepting road Trects
Nos. 25 and 20, and lands north Of same, lying
within one-tourh mile OF the east Oregon
Dad.
No ll.-0n road commencing n the Parrys.
burg aud Finday Plank Dad, On t'p section
line between sections Nos 8 and 49, in towu
4, u S. r thence east to McCutchcuylle road
special lax OF six Mills on tha D,-far vaiua-
ton of all taxable property within half mile
on each side thereof.
No. l2.-Oa Roa commencing al the north
east corner of section 80, in town 4, L S. Il,
thence east to north East coruer OF section -.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-22
NOTICErO rOTANPAXRgtS OF VyOnD Cc,-.,..
lN, ONO.

In pnrsuhncc Of Liw, !. u GRAHAM, Trees.
urer ~ Wood Couu'y. Ohio, do hereby motif,
lh' Taxpayers thereof, that the amount ut
Tax assessed ON the Tax Duplicate for t.,
year 1850, Tor the different purposes named =
correctly stated in the above Abstract also.
ne rate OF taxation showing the number o
AlliIs on every Dollar OF valuation in co,h or
TIE twps and incorporated Villages OF s,ii
ountys corrrcly given in the above tshl..
You are also nouG'd that every versou char-,I
Win any Tax ON the Tax Duplicate OF lS60. now
Ia my hands, may at his option. instead of rs,.
'nS the whole amount with which be staa.s
charged, on or before the Goth ID cember, rs
heretofore required, may pay onc.halr of same,
Plus a | road taxes and delmqucncieS. on or tc.
lore the 10Th December next, uud the halanr,
on OF Htioro The 20,h Jane. 1851. For the puf-
pose OF receiving Foxes will tttend in person
or 10y deputy at my office in this place, from
now until the 25th day of January, to receive
the Taxes ON th, first hale and nom the l5h
apit To the 2O'h JuIy. 1861. TO receive the tax
es on the last half Tie law allows the Treas
nr'r penalty ot ire per cent, cn each den-
1urnt IcSpectyciy after tn, 90 h D. cemher
ana gun Juurj 0s compensation fore SCI.
wee IN collecting, which amount if added, will
ba III addition to To the above rates.
h GRAHAM Treasurer
treo urcra Once, Wood Co.. Ohio, }
Peryshutg q, , tuhgr 25h 1850.
Alt'si hnnIooN SMITH County Auditor
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-22
NO. 21

touv nile on luv south side or same
NJ, 3 On County Roaa, commencing at h,
uorlh-Wcst co,ncl of southeast quarter of sec.
;, town ., range l3 thence east one mie 10
northeast co'u,r oi south west quarter or see.
D. same town aud unsc. thence south to Por.
ioEe rlver. special lax or six Mills on tie
Dollar valu1uou ot all 'oxah- property within
b.l a mile on the south side. end within ono
i"uuh OF % m.tr ,u the north side thereof
M, 7--OO tba. r0d or 10, Webster and Troy
Free Iuupkr Road lying ia Webster township.
SIX MuF on ia, Dollar valuation OF all taxable
property belonging to said Road.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-22

Rates Taxation Townships Wood for the
Year 1860 Being Of Mills Each Dollar Of VaIuat0n
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-22

No. l.--On part OF the Kellogg road, com
mencing 81 rods caet OF the southwest curnc,
OF section /, town b rsuge raS,, thence west
Oh section line uni miles TO the west line oi
Washing ton township, six mills GU the dollar
valuation utall taxable property within hGlt d
mile on thu north and oneiourls mile Oh th,
south Of said road.
No. 2--On county road on the north line uI
section |, town 3, range g. Sx mill. on Tue
dollar valuation OF all taXab- proporty WiIhin
/ Of mile on each sila thereoi
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-22

EXTRA TEEEfEE AND SEX NEIL EAXEs,
Assessed and COLLECTED for the mpr0 fement .,
the following, County Roads, 10 wit:
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-22

RATES OF SPECIAL FREE TURNPIKE ROAD TAX
NcuroHENyILLE STATE ROAD AS FOLLOWS:
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-22


II u above In o. i
he Onetl slew s o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10
Markets. .Report,d b. Tslsrrorl

BaLIIyoRE Nov 5FLorR steady; Howard .,r.et ara o,.
;O City Mills 9 wsEAT dull and heavy: Red All a.
0c: PFoysIoSs quiet urchanFed Coyy,x stJ'. 70
alsc. WHsEY dull at 2OIa2Olc N''"> 'esoJ o. ~
PHtADEIPHiA Fty 5-FIorR d1ll NJ as s00ss ca
C Gss1 nn ss.T Ysa White 81 Ss9. red 81 2sss a.
ZEE hrmi hio at ~ al53c Lsguayrs IiiaISc W.T.
OsyEGo Nov. SO m.-PI0rR ann wyv.- g.. l..
quiet 81 70 offered for No MwsDEee Club b., r.T,oS
CORN inactive BARLEY duh sales 90 bush Bsx onI,a
e0c. RYE ard Oar nominal Can.l FRsisHT. es.'"
Flour. lsc Wheat aud lie ou Corn 70 Nsr &c on
ISPot todayl2lCo bush Whest $500 bu.b GIL t'hz
CAyAL ERPoRTs- lso bbls Fcur las co hn.S fe.-
IS 500 bush Corr, $500 bu'h Barley 600 bush R,. si
BUFFALO, Nov. e-6 m--FLouR steady. wH.,y or.,.,
SIC. 1900 bush. No do at II Il 10 900 bush NJ, u
wsuiee Club at 81 o. 900 bush do. at Al o., ION
Red Michigan At 81 10 4c0o BUSH ordinary Wie Wissy
2GGal 81 Corn doll and unchanged sales DO GOo hs.l
sales 2CO0 bush 81 62c WHsKY nomiual q. Doe CO.
FRKGBTs steady 25c Flour and pc Corn New
LAKE IMPORTS today: 400 bbls Flour 900 bush Whsst
1900 b1sh Oats CSSAL EFFORTS: 800 bbls Flour IGG3
bush. Wheat 81 COO bush. Corn
CHICAGO Nov 9-FLOUK s,esdy. WHEAT 10 hrw ale. ~
q busb at e4d35s for Moth Western Club s1a r
No l. and 73d9e. for No. In store Corn hrn, and L.
f,her sales Of % eco bush at 3GGc In store OA-s us
esdy RRCBrPTs today5 000 bbs Flour 5000 bush Wheat
"a 90 bush Com SHPsESTs1 800 bbs Flour IL 900 bash
Wheat ~ 600 bush Corn 500 bush Oats FB1GHrs
changed sIGHT EXCHANGE on New York, II Y cent prem
new ORLEANS Nov 8-C0TToS active sales to-dsy 100
bales 11altc for Middng SUGAR quiet a. SAFE for AR
fty fair MOLAssEs s3Gssc FLOUR quiet slt S'is
for s1perfne Corr: 6sG7oc, PoRK DOLL Mess. sis %.
ALBsSY Nov. 9-5 p % -FLouR moderately active WHnr
sales private terGs BARLEY less active sales Of
600 bush fourowed At &c bush stained Csnsd
OArs 3i sales Of IS 600 bush CoRs heavy
lots from store Esst Albany q, &c. for Western
RYE Re sales 1000 bushels WHrsKY, 2lic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10
NINE CHEERS FOR ULSTER.


NEw-PALTz, n. Y, Nov. Z, 1850.
Proeumipg that news from Ultter may not be
unacceptable to you, send some herewith.
Ire qusrries and henloeks, the mountains and val
leys Of Old Ulster have spoken for Freedom. This
"rudsls" that toll in her limestone mountain caves
aad in her flag stone quarres that swing the now in
mortal ak among the giant hemlocks on her ROCKY
hs that attend 70 tho interests Of the mortal sole
among her tsnneries tbs sohdold Hugueno ana
farmers on her fertile fats would respectfully and con-
stitutionallv by the balot-boy notify the Sou'n tnat
"tle Union must aud snail be preserved that the
motto Liberty and Union, now and forever, one aNd
" iDsepera0le,' is ours
We went 10 the polls with boots prssupposed TO DC
top-deep in Fusion mud, but we have cleaned them
thoroughly now The TRIBUNE. even, would not
give us 800 positive and 500 probable majority for
Honest Old Abe Ii can now own that 1t was wrong,
ard correct accordingly. -oo
msioriy. Our Electoral ticket about the same, aud
our Treasurer William Ii. De GarDo, Quaker, WI
coat tails near tie ground majority OF near ,UVo
fuly proving that the Quskers Of Ulster were out.
Were an old political lady, would say " Dear
me How it thunders." But, being young Wide
Awake, vince at nothing. have looked for this re-
suit with NY eyes open.
George IT, Pierce then whom more consistent, a
more earnest and more hard working Free Soil Dem
ocrat is not in our Stste Is elected by rousog ma
ioity Old Ulster is proud TO send him as one OF her
representavts 10 repudise the GridrOn legislation, as
Represented by our late member. George Law can't
buy him. -.
Afer Mr.. Kelly's nomip alton, a large company Of
Democrats went from Xii gston and Roundont to
Rhinebeck 10 call on the wouldbe Governor. They
carried banner, " Old Ulster good for 800" the
Journal az Commerce in lis estimate at later day.
said OF us claimed 200 Democratic majority oy
Democrats" " conceded by Republican or Lincoln
man 1900" Now / would offer 81 600 reward for
that said Lincoln man, payable by p. T. Blrnum to
our order.
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nYARREE ID.

BURNETT-HORN-1n this city, "Wednesday, Nov: Z 1t
the esidence the brides father BY the Rev j. L. o. Nc
Kovn George B. Burnett 10 Josephine NJ HON, eldest
daughter Of Albert HON, ESQ, all Of this city.
BURLEY OAKLEY-In this city, on Thuday, Nov by the
Rev b. NJ Adams Mr. C. Bur to Miss Euphemia, daugh
ter of jacob Oakley esq. all of this city
CONKLlNVAN RIPER-On Thursday afternoon, Nov. 8. by
the Rev o Rogers Isaac e. Conklln to Anne d. Van
Ripper of this city
CHAPIN-GRINNELL-On Thursday, Nov g. by the Rev. ].
butcher Abjah W. Chaplin Of Springfield, Mass. TO Mrs
Elizabeth H. Grinne daughter Of Joseph B. Hauo esq, Of
this city.
Rev Lyons Flon b. Florance Of Philadelphia to Sarah,
daughter Ct Montague ~ Hendricks OF this city.
HEERMANS-WILSON-In Brooklyn Thursday Nov. 8,
by the Thomas Guion, d. d Mr. Thomas Heermsns
OF Chicago Ill, to Miss Martha A. Wilson Of Saugees N. Y.
HOBART ADEAU-At New Rochelle N. Y. Wednes-
day, Nov by the Rev. w s. C0fey, Chas H. Hobart Of
PHILADELPHIA 70 May e. daughter Of Albert Badeaa Of the
former place.
JOHNSON-NELSON-On Wednesday, Nov. T. at Peetsk,
" by the Rev DR. Halliday the Rev John @. johnson
Upper Red Hook " TO Elizabeth p daughter Of the Hon.
VIM. Nelson OF PeekikilL
RYDER-IRWIN-0n Thursday Nov. 8, by the ev. II. Z.
Montgomery Mitchell Ryder to Clara daughter Of James
Irwin
HERWOoD-HAWLEY-o Thursday, Nov 8. by the Rev.
Edward T. Hiscox Joshua Sherwood to Annie e. daughter
Of John Hawley, esq, all Of this city
yANDERBILT-BIRD-On Wednesday. Nov :, by the Rev
n. D. Ctawfrd Mr. Abram Vsndero to Miss Margaret j.
Bid, daughter Of James Bird, all OF this city.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEW-YORK.........Noy 8.


Steamships of the West Griffin. Havana, Marshal o..
Roberts; Ngo (BE Gugon Liverpool, @. Dsse Zulu lBr
Goodwin Kingston ia Wadon Co. Fulton Wotton HAVE,
Newly ork and Hevre Steamship Co.
Sbipt-Dashaway, Hi London R. w. Trundy Planter Da.
ley, Mobile, A. Bell Sons
BsrksTeresa Foster ST. Thomas and Msracsbo Maitland
Phelps; Eclipse, Lawrence GoucesteT NJ Bentley
Genoa, J. w Ewel Co Laurie lBremen Wilkinson, sa.
vsnbsh Johanna (Bremsn Tessenedt London, Roger Bros
Bngs-Reindeer (BI Crowse, Post small l..
NeyDs, Cole Havana ~ Augere Armstrong Blow (Br D.
DUgdale. Queenstown g. +. Bailey.
Schooners-R Move, jr, HoiDg 81. George " B.. a. J.
G. Dewofi Antelope (Brl Dougherty weebpool Jed Fry
Presto. Moss FensDdns, G. B. Dibble Coz s. Ssundefs
Johnson Providence L. Kenny Ann Susan Pisroa Chves
ton, Doner Potter j. Davis Johnson Savannah Lewis
vile Taylor st John, p. Nevius Som Myroyer Hughes
Washington Senator Patten Norfolk Surges Chairman Co
Zoane lBr Hanfcd. Queenstown G. f. Bailey; Wm Houe
Scott Philadelphia j. w Mckee Cabot, Hamilton Boston j.
w. Mckee Zenith (Br) skemsn Queenstown g. r Bailey
Dan Smith Miller Havana, B. eager Wren (Br Wren St
Andrews, Brett, Son Co.