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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25
National Loan.

Pursuant instructions fr, m Secretary OF the
Treasury, will be opened the 2I<t day Of
BRANi;Ji 5ANx, for subscriptions under my snper.
intenlence for Treasury No, issued the
Of fifty dollars, hundred dollars hve hundred
dollars, ihOu sand dollars, and five thousand dollars
saeh ta'l iSol' 'tyanis thFee years Al
ter date 10 the order OF Tue subscriber directed
and hearing rate or g. 10 ner cent per
annum, payable semaUnual v; such int crest being at
lars. For the convenience Of the hotier eh note
win have coupons attached expressing ths several
amounts Of semi-aunual interest, which coupons ma
be detached and presented payment separately frem
Sub scrptions for such Treasury Notes wi. Ibe recei
dollars nor Tor an fraction Of that sura can be received
Subscriptions for tfty dollars or hundred dolIaIs
be paid in lawful coin OF the United ST
the time OF subscribing. SubscriP ions of more than
hundred dollars may be paid at or, nTe-
ferred oEe-tenh the time of subscribing and one.
third OF the whole amount every tweRtieth day there
aher NJ ill the whole shall Be -STd- No payment of
less than fifty dollars be accepted, that being he
smallest which T szgsuay be isiued.
t;erifcates will BE- granted in duplicate to subscEi
ElseTibr will transmit hE u1a to fs Secretary of
tie Treasury. whs TeasaTy Notes, as aforesaid, will
be iSsued thereon 10 such subscriber hi orers
Tyiny eresi express ed in such cerLfcate hut
eases Wee y part Of the amou Mt subscribed is
paid the time subscribing Treasury Notes viii be
issu payments ade sub
frst which will remain until the whole amount sub
scribed such person shall be paid when Treasury
Notes will be issued for such first payment also. Dn
payment of each deferred instalment, the subscriber
viii pay, in addition thereto sum equal the inter
Oi payment and final paynient like interest the
amOunt paid subscription, which raymeEts OF in
teres will be eimbursed the Subscriber in the
ment of the first coupon.
The Treasury Notes issued upon s6eh certificates by
the TreaSury will be seLt the s6bScrbeE by mail
such Other mode as may be inssSated by them when
they transmit fheir Original eefS Gates ne dupli-
NationHl Loan Agent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25

collect 81 Taxes"
Ta1 a
Il option pay tn am ak 6 H
on ayof AM trnm hefon
hex enumg provide m S
December in he p " Law k
0nehaf hetads dniaga san
Tr nn be hd% on o d
or derof n &
nzttl 6nty Trehr alEroed too
in where's hal axes than t
O December thewh ITO taxes oh than l
nj al
aOrotnr9 1S Trrura ao Delaware County
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25
SHERIFF S4LF

{. F. Bradley DY virtue Of an execution to M
Us - directed fom tho Court Of
j. r. Mathews ctRi Common Pleas Of Delaware ootin-
ty, Ohio, shall offer at public sale at Ackersons Cor
n=rs or Condit Post Gfiee in Trn'tn township,
a-s..... 81 On Monday O. -tnber 2sth, I'el, f@f-s
between the hours Of and oc'oeb p m. Of szid day
the following personal oPcTty, to Yt: The steam Mill
an all the machinery anil fixtures 70 the same belong
ng--nare particularly known the Matthew's, Wilson
ArmptoD Stca Saw Mil.
b c. WATERS, shcriH
Oct. Is, '6l $3.50
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25

Captain McELRoY left yesterday morning to
join his company, taking with him some half
dozen recruits. A few more are still wanted
to raise the company to the maximum number,
and young men desiring to join a first~class
company forming part of Regiment that
goes into immediate service in Kentucky,
would do well to enter under Capt. NJ. The
Regiment is now in Camp near Covingtoni
Kentucky, where it is to remain until recruit
ed to itr full strength.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25

~ S We call attention to the appeal Of Col. CAR
as- kINGToN. to be found in advert ing col
= umns, Ills Regiment will be one of the finest
In the service and containing, as it does, 50
large a number of men from Delaware county,
"a those desiring to enter the Regular service
sheuld not fail TO embrace the opportunity Of
securing the advantages to be derived from
II OH jainng company being formed exclusively Of
'e'- citizens OF ther own county.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25

NCLEAx's STRENGTHENING CoRDIAL,-This in
valuable compound. we are glad to know, has
become the most popular remedy in the Uni
ted Sta ties. Nearly every family Keeps it on
hand They find it saves physieihn's bills
a small quantity given in season will ward off
Fcvers. or any prevalent disease. See tht adj
vcrtisemcnt in another coldmn!
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25
. 1D5r. MCLEAN 5 Universe + Pills,

Tor Liver Complaint, Bilious Heeclnche, &c.
There has noY.r bpeH 4CATIiRrIC m0dieins ,onsreI
10 thH psblic shut his given such entire
MCEANs UNIVERSAL PIIIs tf.E.sHe
Being entirely vrrctabr. they perfectly innocent
and be taken by the tender infant; yet prompt
and powcriuliH removing all bilious secretionF Al ID
Impure fro the >iemAehz IN fact> they the IN
ly Pills thgt should be used IN ualarious Jistriclg
They produce Grng, Sickness pain htllc Stom-
Bowels, though very active and searching i'll their
operation, prOmoting healthy seccrtins Of The Liver
aud kidneys. Who will s'yiT,r from BIl0usucss, Head
ache aud Foul Stomach when cheap remedy can be
ohtainedf Keep them constantly onlAn siugle dose
taken in may prevent hours, days and months
sickness. for Dr. !. II. NcI.etng Universal IE.
Take no. other.s Being co,te tIyslrc ttess. III ic'
only 25 per BOX and can be Sent by mail ID any
part OF the United Stat.s.
H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Cor ler OF Thirl and III e sts., st. LOUIS, No.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25

Captain MoELEOr makes an appeal for
= = Extra Blankets for the members of Company
b. Goth Regiment. The friends of the boys
Fass win of course respond to The call The nights
ss.ssaa are becoming cold, and our gallant soldiers
''sa shOuld not be permitted to suffer for of
efficiency of blankets and comfortable cloth
Ing.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25
SHERIPF SIZE.

GecrCe W Hall pY virtue of execution 70 me di-
vs. ...- t11O rected from the Court Of CotnlnoH
Adam shultz } Pleas Of Delaware county, Ohio,
mile of the Sciote' river in Tbomp soyi town
ship. Ilclnware eountys and the road lfadinE to
river, lH' '-s..F
On Monday, October 2sth, 1851,
between tho hours OF and clock p m, the follow
ing personal property, 70 wit one Black Horse with
white strip IN the face three years old Bay Horse
seven or eight years old. 90 - i.a'
-oef. Is, 'ei.1 s1sa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25
Dr. J. H. MeLeans Volcanic Oh Lini-
m ent. -.r
The Best External in the World,
Nan paauf

Thousands of hnman boings tve been saved life Of
dccreptudc and misery by the Of this invaluas bic
iInunnt. 3tHI re lie AIN aluOst lsiu ancOBsly
anf-f viii c7se purify aud -hSd ihe roAlest SORE
in an incredible short timO MCI.RRN'g VOLCANIC ON
LyINKNT II lieve the most nvcIcrae Of Rhcnn
Atiam, Guut Neuralaga. For PaIalyss, Cnutracted
Muscles Stiffness weakness in the Joints, Muscles
Iixancns. will fail. Two applicnt will
sore Throat Headache or Earachr Fer Burns or
Scalda, or any pain it inlSibe remedy Keep
always hand, r"-r.."
PLANTERS, FARMERS. or any one hariug tharga. o.
horses. will save money by using NciFsa,9 3rahie oil
Liniment It is a-sprcdy and Hlisl1lr arr FOR tia
Sprans Chafess SWeiiinss, Larrcss. Syccfy, Sorrt,
Wounds, Scratches or al external Gisrnas 1y j.. auG
you will DC covicted. f-'t ~
DE j. II. MCLEAN. sole rroprietor.
|--''' ~ Sr;ut LaEis No.
NJ l.. s1ARn & ftlo. Acgats for 6pial4:s. z
July II, lS6l-4ty us fai is
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25

THE following Administrator and Gurdians have
4 filed their papers for settlement:
David Johns on, administrator Of James SlCcuMi
+ Brown, AdmnisratOr of Brice Hays;
r. \. keeler, Guardian of Caroline r. keeler;rt .-s
z u Eiya GtRrdiAn7of G. B. CronklstOn i- .i-.s
Victor Arnold, Guardian of II. Caroline Long;
John Hamilton Guardian of Amanda Worth
. There wiz be bearing in saa cases, at my pfice in
Delaware, on Saturday, Nov. eth, 1851. ''' ''A 4
Dot Is St ri,.rs I. RAEEEY, Probate Judge,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25

Sheriff & Master COmmissiOner's Sale
John - Jones DY virtue Of deere
vs. ! Id tai order Of fsalc to me
Franklin Stultz ct al dG,ectcd from the Court
Common Pleas Of Delaware county Ohio shall Of
hic sale the Of the Court Room in Del
aware, OF
tuesday, 5th November, 1861
between the hours Of 10 9sclocka N and O'Clock p.
IA of sad day the tollowng described real estate, t'
w; the county Of Delaware and State of Ohio
tile township of Themlsop and bounded and de
scri. as folluMs: Number the subdivision oil
survey No 6lzs Virginia Military in Delaware county
containing eighty three ui land, and known as
being in the swan tract the above mentioned state
County and Township, and estimated to contain eigy
three ltss- Appraised Al SIS per aero
b. G.. MATTERS, sheriff.
ana SpcciHI Master GoInn :sstorer.
Oct A. 1881 s. so
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25

- The County Military Committee will meet
regularly at the American every Saturday at
z8o'clock p M, till further notice. Members
ser- Viii phase obser4e and govern themselves ac-
eordngly. .-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25

Captains POWELL and CRAWFORD have left
to join their Companies in Western Maryland
The last named gentleman took with him FIVE
= Q new recrui,s; TO Gil Vacancies in his ompany
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25
Silver Soap.
House SPouting

A NEW and Excsllent Article for cleaning ST
"a vcr and tlateti Ware Just recsivee al
Dec IL. 50 No WILLIAMS BLOCK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25
Volunteers Wanted.

"a lLIry experiences both Europe an1 America
NJ having received Il commission as Lieutenant.
- thorizcd to recruit Infantry Company tor the
FlFrY- EfGuT REGIMENT Ono ofUHrEEEs;
THIS Regiment viii e commanded by
COL. V. BAUSENWE
a me- nlber Gar.bal.i's STAFF, and the other
will he oXperenced ana competent me-, most Of
whom have seen service iii Europe.
Young who wish to tight Tor their country. and
the librrai Tag bounty &c. allowed by GtN
mint Will do wei 70 forward and enroll he
selves in th8s Company. Pay viii ommtuce - N
IN; subsistence furnished
same time: and uniform reaching camp. Call
of T. Poppv teh thc Clothing of Rey
noIds K Frank. J. =. RIG,
OCT. IS, 't1-lt Lieutenant and Recruiting odlccr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25

D0NE in Delaware and adjoining Counties OF
short u0tec--ulat,, ialRna N0rkmdI6hIp warranl
low-1oaSe oar orders at tho
IaIr.t. and Tiir Store al ~ T. EVANS, JK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25
SHERIFF SALE.

SF1L hIFF T OdLL.
J. P weaver DY virtue OF an execution to
~ yA D me directed from the
Davidson Bowman. Court of Common Pleas or Del
aware county Ohio shall offer at public sale, the
door Of the Court Room in Dclawsre,
On Tuesday the 18th of November, 1861,
between the hours OF u O'Clock a. m and O'Clock p
m said day, the following described real estate. 70
wit Situate in the county II Della and State of OHIO,
and Berlin township, AMI bounded and described
follows: B.iag n-LOts Nos. 81 81. % aud "a in the
town of Cheshire as designated the plat of sad
town, and known as the Steam Mill property. Appra
sed al $500
B. C. WATERS, Sheriff.
Oct IL ,61 SO
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25
Notice to the Taxpayers of Delaware County,

notify
for in showing
f Cents eone rs o and
hip sal
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25
Matthewsi chocolate worm DrOps

Never fail to destroy and exterminate all
kinds of Intestinal Worms. Are perfectly re-
liable in all cases, and far superior to any and
II ot Ire Fancy Worm Connections and nau'
seoGs Yermifuges which are in use: They
may be taken at all times with perfect safety,
ss they contain No MERCURY. or other deleteri-
otis drug Mothers sBould always purchase
them, and give their cEildfcH 10 ottiGf
(-No Clltartic whatever, is necessary to be
gfyeG)
For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25

and in due time will make public the donations
which have been received through this Depart
ment.
GEO. B. WRIGHT,
Q. NJ. General, o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25

A. 1 MATHEWS, General Agent.
Buffalo, n. 2, and Fort Eric, C w
For Sale By H. Cornell, and n. L. Starr. &
Bro, Delaware, Ohio. Get I0-fIyis
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25
EstAte of ttVnIfam RowIand.

NOTICE ia hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been appointed and qualified . Administrator Of
the Of William Rowland, late OF Delaware
Uhio, dcccased. Al persons interested will govern
Themselves accordingly. 3
Oct. 5, 1861. WALTER POTTER 3.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25

For Rent.
THE undersigned, B. C. Waters, Recsirsr, win re
i ccive proposals, the premises, Thursday Oc-
t0bcr 10th, IStI, between l and O'Clock p m, for
the propertv known as the Van Brimcr Distlle
rv until said property is sold and sale confirmed.
oct 5, 81. 3, c. WATERS. Sheriff Receiver.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25
Clover seed Wamte

V4OVI4 ESCUU w eNHGVAs
'TIHE Highest Market Price paid for Glover Sect
1 bY a STRAUSS,
an y 80 ft -a - Delaware Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25
spdGD1NGs THRoAT CONNECTIONS

harm any c2s'
..-# .-s.t 1853
-s a.
HELs.
E. g. sfs-.s p t-.. as-
would advise every who has q Cough HusRy
Voice or BAD BrOath any dfneGity or tbs Throat,
to Get package or my Throat Confeetoss, they viii
relieve you pssHily and sog 9 ilaEree with me they
90 right fle SPOT Yod win ind them very useTuI
and pleasant while travelling sr saqElipg p6blia
inEF, for stng your Cough or EllaTihE your thirsa
yoa try one package m safe in sssing tbar yOu
ever Afterwards consider thsn ind s5r epslbls, You
IND them at the DruEwan sand Denlsra in Medicines
PRICE TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
Ny sgnAtaro is on sAsh p.Ota5'. All otssrs
racfase vim eG aedt bt mall, prepaid. % rssses
of1hirty ceHis. e9-g soI&
s 1adrea. e q
14uNzx Q. sFA1D11rG,
10. Is $ CEDAR 1. STREET.
N x,.t.
--.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25
LAMPS.

a LOT second hand lamps belonging to The
a the EpiscoIal Church yVilfbc sold very cheap.
II CHURCH in the county wants them ami will take
the whole lot they may hate ihea al a bargain.
lH9urc 1t No w i4lahs j Ock- {. IkATT-
March ~ 6I-ftI
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-25

TOWNSHIPS
AND Towns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-07

BESEFrrs OF Our NEw Political REGIME :
We are beginning TO realize the fruits, social
and commercial, OF the triumph Of anti-slavcry
principles al the North. The secession of tho
cotton States has already seriously diminished
the incomes Of most persons engaged in trade,
whilst the business OF our large hotels has been
cut down more than onehalf. What will be
tae effect when the other Southern States with
draw from the Union, which will probably be
in INC course Of few weeks Many who have
been until recently living In aiflucnco will be
reduced to the strictest economy and perhaps
10 priyations, while but few will be able TO In
dulpe themselves with their u9ual summer trip.
The largo hotels at Saratoga, Newport, and tho
other fashionable watering places, have, wo
tear, hard times in prospect According to
present appearances, most Of them will have TO
close their doors before The summer is over.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-07
Brooklyn CITY News.

BoARD or SuTT1yrsoRs-CHoics CoUEr HoUsp
srn-rhc Board Of Supervisors FOR Kings county moe
yesterday afternoon. statement was presented show
ing the number Of prisoners In the Fatbush pcntenary
as foiIswsAdmttcd during the past month"; males, 60;
females o. total, 12s. Discharged, malcs TO- females.
80. Reranlng in the insttu,ion males, al females,
155 fetal, 3T6 The statement ordered on dle Tue
question Of n site for a new County Court House
was again called up, when n resolution was pro
posed 10 purchase a piece OF land from Mr. schoios,
bounded by Lee end Marcy avenues, and Hooper and
Bewes Streets in the Ninctoenth ward. An amendment
20 purchase the Shenck property on Faton avenue ncss
the CIV Pan Was ruled 70 be out OF order Tho question
purchasing the schoee property was put to the vvt
and resulted In 10 ayes and IL Tho President ruled
that Il wns lost for want Of thirds VOTE but an
appeal the decson was reversed and the rcs0uon pro
vailed 10 IL the prevailing opinion no vever, that
reoution win bo rendered void by Injunction Tho
prchase or tho property will benefit the fortunate owner
but the Court House might well DO located on Concy
lpand "a on the spot sooidcd on. Al attempt appi
building committee killed OF by M ndou ri mat
g.t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-07

WILL THERE he A BLoCKADE or THE SOUTH
ERN PoRTs?-In reply to our despatch from
Washington, stating that Lord Lyons has init
mated to our government that the British gov
eminent will not regard any blockade Of the
Southern ports, except one enforced by the
actual presence of men-of-war before the ports
blockaded, and that the French Minister in
tends to give similar notification, the Tribune
remarks that 1t is ''all nonsense, to say that
any such "oficial notice" has been given, and
that at will be time enough for such notice to
be given when steps toward such blockade
are taken by the federal government" Now,
we did not say that "oficial notice" was
given, but that q private intmation was
given by the official representative of Great
Britain as to the intention Of his government
and that If the blockade should be attempted,
the Minister then would give formal and official
notice. 1t is, Of course, nonsense to say official
notice Is given about state Of things which
does not yet actually exist. But the news IL
just as important as If il were in an official
form, because 1t emanates from official persons,
and is only in keeping with the public law Of
Europe, the interests Of England, France and
the other Powers, who have in all ten millions
Of lives depending on a regular supply Of cot
ton. At present the distinguished rail-splitter
is too much engaged in the distribution Of the
spells to pay much attention to foreign politics
or to the blockading of the Southern coast,
but it is evident from the paragraph in the
Tribune that that journal feels that the govern
ment of Mr.. Lincoln will never undertake
blockade.
We may observe in this connection that no
government can blockade its own ports. II
may lay an embargo on goods leaving its ports,
but it cannot legally and constitutionally pre-
vent the ships Of other nations entering its
ports while 1t is at peace with those nations.
Ar to laying an embargo on cotton going to
England and France, we hardly think Mr.. Lin.
coin will ever try that game with two powerful
nations, who so recently cut their way TO PeLin
70 establish the freedom of their commerce.
What their determination Is the Tribune has
seen in their journals, including tho organ of
the Emperor Of the French.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-07

THE CnEvAIlER WEBB ON THE RECEPTION or
THE MAp0uaAI--The Chevalier Webb Is in
trouble again, and scolds away in his usua,
elegant manner. He has come to grief because
We gave the LiRcoln inaugural soon
temptble reception" Tue phrase is susoepti-
BILE Of a variety of constructions; but we pre-
sumo that the ChevaIier means thst we re-
ceived the inaugural with the contempt which
1t deserves. This would be quite impossible.
We found that the inaugural was simply 70
hash OF the speeches which Mr.. Lincoln made
at the railway stations during his famous
journey from Springfield to washington-s
sort OF wood-and-water address, with more We
ter than wood. 1t would appear, too, that wo
are not alone in this opinion. Wall street
agrees with us, as the Chevalier Webb may a.
certain By running over the stock list The
border State securities are rapidly deprecia-
ting, and 1t is quite evident that capitalists
have no faith in the new administration How
ever, we bear no malice towards our military
and diplomatic contemporary, and to prove that
we are sincere we intend to support him for
the Office of Surveyor of the Port-a fat place,
with rich piciings. In four years he could
make at least $52,747 621s, and he should not
neglect such golden opportunity 1t will
never occur again-there will be no more
United States banks for Webb. We arc
aware that a diplomatic position accords
with the Chevalier's aristocratic tastes, but Il
is unfortunate for him that every republican
newspaper Office in the city has half dozen
candidates for 1rst class missions. Signer
Raymond is very anxious to 60 abroad. He
has already distinguished himself in foreign
parts, as the Austrians who saw him run away
from Solferino can testify. If Raymond
goes to Berlin, Webb's uniform, with a little
alteration, will suit him. Another proprietor
Of Raymond's paper-Mr. L. w. Jerome, Wall
street brokers' understood to be in the field
for foreign mission, and will probably be
sent to the Hague-a post which was very
worthily filled by Mr.. Belmont, the well known
banker, and which now property belongs to
Wall street. After filing up the foreign ap-
pointments from the other Newspaper Offices,
the Chevalier Webb should be- Immediately
provided with the Surveyors Office. Moan
while it ia to be hoped that the Chevalier Webb
will keep his temper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-07

hNIsIF ALh.
PoHr Az PEiEcI.-Brsg Issbo. Beurrnsnn--E II Ferris.

DEPARTURES.
MISUNDERSTANDING Nashvlle-E Thcmas Mr. ard Mrs
Cohen and 2chidron, Tayener Baird Mr. Cohen, Nor
dcca Chsa Dayis, r Mrs Dodge wrn McNay Jno wrc6c
Meses Cohen carroll and Farrinstop, West aud hdy
Fuullinsn rttzparick Lynch, Murchen, sheldon,
Dyke lady and child Mrs Eaton and Children, Lotus
FAssAu AND Notwithstanding Ksrnak--John Tyfe VIM
lnrs John bailey, Nj and Mr. John roil1ot and Mss hc
s,n New iors Capt Beo iirs, reei nent NASSAU
MURPHY, Halifax Douglass mr and Mra Jes Brnnuor
and servant, Dr l. rnamplln, I'd Dcsno, Mr. and mig
m y Y ou'mby, New FORK; II Wood, Phil sdelphisi
III mp Nassau Mas Catherine Brennan, ph'sd lpha MT
and hsJ Fowler, nowbursi Mr ard Mrs y 4 5hsm and
two daulhtara Staten Island; Con swan. Iocnretcr
Henry Cram N Dnderdork, new yorf; Mas Wood ana
sister PHILADELPHIA Mr. and Mrs Samuel . Addison, heE
York Capt Carlton, Hoatnu ucdffcy, southport ZOE
nsyana-W Va Rensselaer, and asa, Tngmes oven, rsv
1crk Mr. dc Ralerdi Havana Jaues Ntti, A Tbomp-
sNp, IehE a Macheso, New NerS.