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Grace Greenwood, in writing of tn

Grace Greenwood, in writing of the
murder Of the Chisolms, remarks:
THE Meridian Mercury says that a
young gentleman murderer who followed
Rosser into the Jail. takes the romance
out of the story of the heroic defense Of
her father by Miss Nellie Chisolm. as.
according to his account, she just scream.
ed and hollered all the time By all
accounts. she had gone with her father
to the Jail had seen him attacked by as
sassiDs had seen her younger brother
shot down; she had herself received a
ball in her right arm, a charge Of buck
shot in the right leg, one shot in the face.
besides a terrible buffet on the chez X
from the fist of q gallant White Leaguer
her father was bleeding in her arms her
mother in deadly peril poor little John
ME lay dead at her feet; so the situation
was serious, but she was seventeen years
old, and ought to have been ashamed Of
herself for screaming and hollering.' and
clinging and struggling and hindering
business in that childish way. This same
paper protests against Governor Stone
going to DeKalb to look into this little
matter. and respectfully submits that
his proper place is in his Office at the
Capitol. IL also pays a tribute to the
magnanimity Of the mob. in allowing the
family of the murdered Chisolm to pick
up his body and carry it home without
let or hindrance.' Was scalping OF dis
emboweling in order on that occasion 2
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j. G. DONALDSON. Secretary.

The constitution Of the State Of Geor-
gia was made under carpet bag" rule,
and of course speaks Of the war as a re-
bellion, and treats the United States as
Nation. Under the policy" which
goes farther in favor of "State Sover-
eighty" than under the old slavery dis
pensation, the rebels want a new consti-
tuition. They took a vote last week,
and decided to have new constitution.
In it they will not perhaps in words say
that slavery is re-established, but they
will urge the supremacy and sovereignty
of the States, which will make slavery
supreme.
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r. Z PU BLICAN

STATE REPUBLICAN Ex. Con-. RooMs.
COLUMBUS. o., May IS, 1877.
The next Republican State Conven-
ton, by direction Of the Central Commit
tee, will be held in the City of Cleveland,
WEDNESDAY, THE lsr DAY OF AU-
GUST, 1877.
The Convention will nominate candi-
dates for
Governor,
Lieutenant Governor,
Judge of the Supreme Court,
Attorney General,
Clerk of the Supreme Court,
Treasurer of State,
State Commissioner of Common
Schools,
Member Of Board Of Public Works.
We recommend that efforts be made to
secure large attendance at the meetings
to appoint delegates, so that the people
shall be fairly represented in the State
Convention, and that the delegates be
appointed on or before Saturday, July
2Sth.
The basis Of representation in the Con
vention will be one delegate for every
FIVE hundred votes cast for General r. B
Hayes, for President in 1876. and one ad
ditional delegate for every fraction oi
two hundred and fifty votes and upwards
in each county.
The following table shows the vote
cast for General Hayes for President in
1876, and the number OF delegates to
which each county will be entitled, viz
Here follows a list of delegates, Jack
son county being entitled to delegates
having given Hayes 2,522 votes]
BY order of the Committee.
A. t. wIKoFF, Chairman.
]. G. DONALDSON. Secretary.
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SheriR's Sale Of Real Estate.
state Of ohio. Jackson County. -.

State Of ohio, jackson County. 49,
Court Of Common Pleas.
Ambrose Scott vs.Erie Coal aud Iron Company.
On ist order of sale.
Notice IA hereby given. that In pursuance Of
an order Of sale issued out OF said Court, the
2jth day ofMay, A. y. is57, aud 10 me directrd
A. Shrrin Of Naid county. I viii ofsr for sale At
the door Of the Court House In said county, ON
Saturday, July 2l. A. d. 1877.
at I o'clock p. NJ. Of said day. the mineral stone
coal underlying the following described prem
isss, situate IN the county Of Jackson aud
State of ohio, to-wiE
Lots numbered sixty-three can aud sinty-six
(05l Of the salt Reserve Lands, each lot contain
lug eighty acres more o. les, with the snciu.
-ive right TO tesf, open mine aud remove said
coal, aud construct railroads. umd eruround en-
tries, and All nct ussary buiidingn aud nNturea
% facilitate the moving aud removal Of said
coal.
l..sars Eirsa described tract appraised a! !2eoo GO
Terms OF sale cash on day OF sale.
To BE- sold ~ the property OF the Erie Coal
and Iron Company Co SATISFY q Judgment and
decree In fmvor OF Ambru.e 1cntt.
Given under my hand this 10Th day OF June,
A. II. isT7, JOHN ~. EWING,
sheriff J.. Z. o.
Dungan, Moore a Aleshirc. atiy's for pm.
leZl-dW
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Sheriff's Sale Of Goods & ChatteIs.

Notice a hereby given that the uuncrNigucd,
sheriff uf the county Of Jackson. will. By virtue
of an order OF sale issued by the Court % Com
mon Pleas Of said county, In favor Of Minor a
Dixon, partners &c, aud against the Weiiafun
Coal and Iron Company, at 10 O'Clock AN. on
The 2d Day Of July. A. D. 1871.
at said wellston Coal and Iron Company's fur
nmce. In Milton township, In aid county, offer
for salc az public aaciion, the following goods
and chattsls, to-Wiis
Two cribs Of corn containing BY estimate four
hundred bnshels, one two-horsc wagon aud
harness. six mules, one brown mare. Que norrui
horse and two piles % limestone. estimated %
contain one humid ed aud nuy toua.
Taken on execution a. the property of said
Wellston Coal and Iron Company.
Dated this June u, iSTI
JOHN M. EWING.
sheriff Jackson County, ..
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Harry Adams was hung in Dayton last
Friday, for the murder of a man named
Mullharran. The murdered man was an
inmate of the Soldiers Home. He bad
received his pension, got drunk, was
running after some lewd women, when
Adams killed him with a hammer.
Adams was drunk when he was hung.
The night before he was hung he made
a statement under oath, which is a good
temperance lecture We give portion
of it:
1 was born in Petersburg, Adams
County, Pa, 9th April, lS49. | am now
twenty-eiRht, going on twenty-nine years
of age. Was in the army from May,
1868, till the close of the war, in Compa-
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The last number of Harper's Weekly
has picture of Cornelia Chisolm, whose
murder is one OF the first fruits Of Presi-
dent Hayes policy" We think it
would be good idea TO have a portrait
Of this murdered girl sent to the Presi
dent, to be hung up in the White House.
1t would cheer the heart Of the good
President to have before his eyes a con-
slant reminder of the glorious workings
Of his "poIicy."
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A Republican. living in Mississippi,
saws. in n letter published in the New
York Times As went Chisholm and
family in Kemper. so, sooner or later.
will 90 every native Republican in Mis-
Home rule in Mississippi means silence
or death to all Republicans. The facts.
unfortunately. confirm the truth Of this
horrible picture.-N. ]. LsdPcHd,HL
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Ex.Gov. Hendricks has gone to Eu.
rope. Before he embarked, he dined
with Ex-Gov. Tilden, and they both made
speeches, claiming that they were elected,
and strongly intimated that Hayes will
have trouble next winter. This worries
the admirers Of my policy" and it is
evident that there will be an interesting
time before a wear
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Notice to Teachers.

THE BOARD or EDUCATION or JACK
ii SON, Ohio, desire 90 employ. Dor the suau-
ing year, the rgqui site mumbrf Of teachers fuf
the public schools, to-wtn one Hupcrintrnd-
eut, ten lady teachers, one geutiecman 60 teach
both English and German, aud one tnacher tor
the color~d school.
Every person desiring a situation. should ap-
ply prior TO July -, is1T, aud app~nr on that
day FOR exam iuutinn. before the hoard of IL.
auinerx. by order 81 the
Every applicant nQt holding q certificate
ination ~ the Htgh school room. ~ O'Clock
An, July j.. ny ouief uf the
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
June a. lsT. ls2i-fw
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The Columbus Investigator, temper
ance paper, says:
Mr.. Murphy lectured three times in
Columbus. getting six hundred dollars
for the same, and then skipped out, leav-
ing the Christian Temperance Union two
hundred and forty dollars in debt 1t
was c square bargain-the society offered
it to the apostle, and he came-for the
two hundred dollars a speech; but then
it ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS what's the
use Of saying anything about it2 In the
language Of Col. Mulberry Sellers, "ther's
millions in it." Let US sing
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The following are the returns Of taxa
ble property in Jackson county for the
year 1877, as returned by the several
township assessors:
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP
Horses Ala. Sl9. 1876; cattle l.773. S2l,
$40; mules 26. 1898 sheep 1853. 81. .464
hogs 1855. S4O56 carriages 100. Sl.957
watches As. SsOl; pianos 3. $685. mer.
chandise. S3.4OO; moneys, $9.O62 credits,
S43. .49s dogs los. Sl36; other personal
property, S4Ols. Grand total, sll3.j74
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
Horses 25s. Sll,0jli cattle 972. Sl2,-
4S7 mules 5. 500; sheep Lie. 81 400
hogs 767. 1886; carriages IS, S3.O6j
watches p. S266; merchandise. s2.755
moneys, S4.l45; credits, sl7,249; dogs
80. sl2G, other personal property, Sj. .s77.
Grand total, S6O.S75.
scIOTo TOWNSHIP
Horses 400, Sl7, SOS; cattle 1863. Si6..
7OI; mules 20. 81 .255; sheep I.4ls. 81,
74s; hogs l,755. si.ls4; carriages l43,
4.4IG; watches 20 S2lO; pianos !. SOS :
merchandise. $3.50; manufacturing, 81 !;
manufactured articles. Sl37 bonds. $50 /;
moneys, S5.9l6; credits. S25. $40 dogs
276. SPAS; other personal property. 81.
O96. Grand total. Ss26s5
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.
Horses 400. Sls.6ls; cattle 1919. Sl2,.
926; mules II, $3.50; sheep l.lO2, 81 .4s7;
hogs .3lG. S3.264 carriages las. $l.O33
watches IA. Sl39; manufactured articles.
$1,000; moneys. S4.23s; credits, 81. SOS /;
dogs To- sol; other personal property,
81, 400. Grand total, $50. .j33
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
Horses 300. Sl2.75j cattle $50. =. .963
mules II. SjOj; sheep 52l. S769; hogs
7O2, 81 .923 carriages 81, 81 .5j3; watches
%, SI24; merchandise S2.O73; manuiac.
turing, 81 1920; moneys. S4.lSl credits.
IS 999; bonds. s. .26O; dogs l76. SlOj
other personal property, Sl.6j9 Grand
total, sI7 6G6
HAMILTON TOWNSHIP.
Horses 203, S7.6Ss; cattle GA. q. SAB
mules l3, S665i sheep PSI, $3.50; hogs
sos. l.7O3 carriages 20. q. III watches
4, $40; merchandise. 500; manufactur.
ing. II; moneys, S3.lOli credits. Sill.
Oi6; dogs l35. eli; other personal prop
erty, 1872. Grand total, S35, 900.
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Doubic shot Guns, from 81 20 so. nrrsrh
Loading shot Guns. from - o. so. single
shot Guns, al kinds, - TO 80. ninras MuEHle
and Brss ch Loading, single and HeugatinE. 2.
IL aud "a shuuters. HUyulyers, s, sud shoot
erv a " to 90.
Goods -sut by Expross g. .. D.. with privilege
Western Gun Works. Ftttsburgh. Pa.
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There is talk Of building monuYent
to the memory of Cornelia Cheolm.
Voluntary contributions are to constitute
the fund to be raised. Bette7 erect a
monument to President Hayes
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DR.. A. D. Monahan has handed us
proof sheets Of the Statutes Of last winter,
SO far as the same have been printed.
The State Printer in card says that the
volume of laws passed last winter will be
among the largest ever printed in the
Glata
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Robert N. Spry. of Portsmouth, died
last week, of consumption. He was q
lawyer, aud had held the Office of Prose
cutting Attorney one or two terms.
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Mrs. Eliza Baldridge. wife Of the late
Wade Baldridge, died at the residence Of
her daughter, in North Liberty, on Thurs
day of last week. Mrs. B. was an esti-
mable lady. The remains were followed
to their final resting place, in the West
Union Cemetery on Friday, by a large
circle Of relatives and friends.-Wcst Un.
ion Scion
Mrs. Baldridge was the mother OF S. P.
Baldridge, Postmaster at this place.
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Gen. Grant has been in England for
two or three weeks past, and has been
treated with distinguished consideration
by the nobility and people of that coun-
Awrv
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We notice in the Gallipolis Journal
that General Anselm T. Holcomb, OF
vinton, In quite low, and fast failing.
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Gov. Packard, OF Louisiana, arrived in
Cincinnati last Sunday, and remained a
day or two.
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| "A 49, not easily earned In thsau titnas
| UZV/F/hutt a can b. made In three munfh he
| A A Il By any one of either HuN, In any
part Of the county who ~ willing
i 20 work steadily nt the employ mrut that wu
/ furnish. SO per week IN your own town. You
need not BE- away from home over night. You
can give your Who'll time 90 the work. OF only
your spare moments. ~ cflata muthimE 90 try
I the businsss. Terms and Five Dollar uufnt
| free. Addfsss "a once. ~. HALLErr 90.
Portland. Maine. mprdfy
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Per. j. u. LudIow Writes !:

IN BALTIC STREET. BrooKLYS. Y..l
Nov. a. is5t.
n. n. stevens, Esq.s
DEAH SIn=Ffom Personal hauent received
by ~ use, ms well a. from psrsn nal knuwlrdra
% those who's curcs thereby have SEEMED al.
most MIRACULOUS, can most heartily recon.
muud the NCgstimo tor the complaints which
10 j. claimed 20 cure JAMES a. LUDLOW
Late Pastor Calvary Baptist Church.
jelf-lm Sacramento. Cal
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saga.

A&~ACant hs made ~ svefy awrni gvefy
CnvQ Qmuufh tu thn busiu uras us fufuish.
GOOO sai thess iliigs , ,o sosh 80 80 es.i.y .si,
in their Own lunalifless Have no ruom o. ens
plain hnru. Nuaiuess piFaaaut and honorable
Women. and tuya and girls d. 81 ueli as tnrn.
We Will fufmiah Nuu q complete nufnt nrrs AHa
busius@ pays bgttrr thau anything stsrs We
will braF "a rrusn uf afaFtiuH zoo. Particulars
free. Write aud see. FARMERS and me- hautcas
their Huus aud dauEhfsfs. aud al class -
need uf paYinH wufk n home, shauld vile ~
a. aud is.fn nii abuut ths wafh "a unre. Now
lsths time. nsnt delay. Addfe~ Thuk
CO, Auguata, Maine.
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HHnIhNYs H0lsgpahIr SVeClfc No. o.

u tones % aud inviEoraies she system. dis.
pets the Eipum and dssruudgur1s tulraua
AtAtNhAA AAAA tAtI ~ HA.lsa - AAeAA 80 49,
Nrmatna the omtifu maus Nesu u@Td twruN
Year, with perfect surrFsa ~ thuusauds. huld
hN dralufa Ffirn. umu Dollar fsff single veal
~ Five uuiiafa pr raf haEu % nNg Ntals aud
Two Dollar viai - powder hrnt ~ mall %
receipt ~ price Addfrsa tfumuhrrYs' nnmnns
pafhic Medicine Company. - Fuitnn rirret,
Nrw Nnfk. manniY
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The following are the returns Of taxa
BILE property in Jackson county for the
year 1877, as returned by the several
toRnship assessors:
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Is pursuance q an order granted ~ the Pro-
Il bate Court of Jackson county. OHIO. I will
Vifcr Tor sale, az public auctton, on
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NERVOUS Debility.

vital wsaknos or Depression, weak sH.
haustsd feeling. no snsrEy or courage the 70.
salt of Mental ovcrvoFk, fndiscrsiion o. EH.
ccass.. or some drain upon the system 70 always
cured ~
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Jsa2w
The New York herald., 1877-01-20

STEAMER for Havana, will be detained until wednes
day. Jan ~.
York. before reported having been towed into Halifax
@ ~ .s ls $ ss
cacd udde ut the waters odgc causing tho vessel
STEAMER wAMsurrA lying at the north side CONNER:
cia wharf New Bedford sunk st about y o'clock night Of
s"no pipes. Al hig, her upper deck
two four icet the bows,
lie the head Of tho dock. She will be raised
ported ashore Cove Point, Chesapeake Bay.
BARK MopKsrA. rcm Fayal Tor Boston At bermuda In
distress reported TO be SO badly damaged that she will
probably be condemned.
for Conway Wales put into Bermuda Jan 10 in distress
y ss saud a"s s 10 ""S .na s
Capt writes that le Thought he should have had to
from the ist to the I'd of january
BARK LILA Ita) ashore near Capc Henry Is reported
full of wreckcrs expect to save the vessel by
the o steam pumps
NJ ~ pen M on r"esdnv onmr
last which time she could be with sails hosted try
Ing the shoals Part Of her of salt
heavy on the I7th she boats
AS yet have been able 10 20 to her assistance
BniG tBr,. simpson. from inngna for Halifax. Tor
saioy entertained put into st Thomas
Jan i3. with loss OF sails
coa is frozen Port Richmond, Pa. Tho Ice around
her Is thick Capt Wallace has returned to Portland.
Sem ANNIE W COLLINS, Hayes. at New Haven Jan IL
iurug which bbOon. heaistays iorcbUom Lying
lib and jib topsnil we're carried away
Scmn ELLnS II Corr, Piper from Georgetown for Norfolk
with u cargo cual injured by the ice and
sunk Bay the 9th inst Fortunately Col
Wood effected aud therefore
sustained no loss.
ScuR lucy May Freeman. from Newburyport for Jack
sonyle before supposed lost with all board
rived at latter Jan Is, having been driven 5EI
miles her by storm The of vegetables
IL In u dilapidmted condition.
Sem Mpugss Kennedy Belfast Nc 18th from Balti.
more heavy gaes on the passage and was
blown wceks obliged to throw overheard por.
tion cargo On the 18th scr Laura, Of
ucksport lcaky condition, and took OIL the crew. ~
before reported
Scun CARRIE HupcISs, from New Point, left Hampton
Roads morning last to 10 to Norfolk aud had
undcr when ths wind died out aud she was
driven food into bark lying In the Roads. and LOST
both She towcd Norfolk, and Will bc rs
| paired uciorc leaving the iarbor.
NomfoLK Jan Is-Ths schr Anna Babceck came OH tho
ways at Graves shipyard yesterday
Nrwronr RI jan lD-Schr Hcdabedoc, before reported
ashore Neck Beach, hiss been got oil aud owed u
New Bedford The In lighters. and viii go TO New
| Bedford TO day. =,
sctt OF New Bedford Is the vessel whose
removed by the cutter samuel Dexter the day
after they by the steamer The vessel has been
| sunk about u year. ,.,-,-, ,..,
| Cant Glass, has arrived here from st john. NIB
Nrw HAVEN I'm torhe tug Vanderbilt, Of the starir
line loaded barge agronnd on the Fairfield bar
ON Wednesday at high water. They will have o be light
| cned before they can be got OIL
The New York herald., 1877-01-20
HoNoRING A COMMODORE.

Last juno Bishop Littejohn, Mr. Appleton and
number OF othcr gentlemen sailed from Liverpool to
New York IN tho White Star stcamrhip Britannia,
Commodore W. II. Thompson commanding Tho trip
mado In seven days, sixteen hours and thrty-sx
minutes These passengers delighted with
this passage that they made up purse OF
f225, for which Liverpool firm OF slversmiths manu-
iacturcd magnificent dessert SGT OF oxidzed silver,
gilt glass Last evening" prior 10 the sailing OF tho
Britannic, Commodore Thompson was honored with
brilliant company Of ladies and gentlemen ON board.
who entertained with superb banquet at which
Mr.. James McCuoh. on behalf OF Captain Th0mpson's
ADMIRERS presented the testimonial. Commodore
Thompson ackn owIedged tho compliment In httng and
eloquent terms. Among the guests at the banquet
were Collector Arthur, Postmaster James, Appraiser
French General Horace Porter and lady, Mcssrs. Dar
ling and Gr,swold, OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel; John
OConnor Power, NJ r.. Elijah Ailiaor: George Apple
ton, Special Deputy Collector J. Il. Lydecker Mr.
Richard Goodwin aud lady, Charles A. Hardy, Mr.
DAVIS, and many other LADIES' and gentlemen. Tho
festivities OF the evening were continued until hear
midnight, when tho company separated. wishing Com
modoro thompson and his vessel God spcsd aud BON
The New York herald., 1877-01-20
A THEATRICAL PHENIX.

The proprieiors OF tho brooklyn Theatre, lately
burned intend erecting theatre on the old sitc
The now house will havo seating capacity OF $50
and the stage will DO placoi at tho end OF tho building
where the lobby Tho main entrance will be Oh
johnson street and will be twenty Ave feet widc There
will also be entrance nj the corner OF Washington
and johnson streets. This entrance will lead into
tho main lobby. Tho entrance for tho performers
ami stage hands VIII DO from the wash
,pyton street side, where the entrance to
the burned theatre was located. There will also be
doors leading from the stage and sbody OF tho theatre
through which part of the Audience escape
of nre pane. Besides having ircproof drop cur
tam many new improvements Will be introduced The
building will be commenced IN May and finished about
ScptcuiDcr.
The New York herald., 1877-01-20
CLEARED.

Steamer liritannic Br Thompson Liverpool via Queens
towE-R j Cortis.
steamer e, Tne Queen OBJ. Bragg Liverpool via Queens
steamer Dorian t3r) smithwick. London-IIenderson
Bros.
steamer California (Br). Ovenstone Glasgow Henderson
Bros.
Ship Janet Cowan (Br). Campbell. Lverpool-Irs Olds
CO.
Ship Spartan, Jackson. San Francisco Sutton Il Co
BARK Robt Morrison (r), Davies LonuonArkell Tufts
& Co.
Bark Isaac Hail. Ryder Lisbon--J II Winchester Go.
Bark Marinnna III uort) Santos. LisbOn-G Amsinck
Co.
Bark Atlantic Lantare. Barbados-h Trowbridges Sons
Bark Rebecca Caruuna, Johnson Matanxas-Waydell
Co.
Brig Elizabeth r) Renoux. Cagliar for orders-Edwari
umkar
Brig Robert Dillon. Davis. Buenos Ayres-Georgs IL
Squircs.
Brig J Henderson, Henderson, Pcrnambuco-J Win
Brig Eastern STAR Foster. Demerara-lI Trowbridges
Sons -
brig Manlius tsr). Todd sagua la Grande-Waydeli Il
Co.
Brig Anglo (Br), Askar. Lunenberg. MS whitney
schr J p Augcr, Dayton, Pernambuco-DA De Lima Il
Co.
schr John Rose. Howell Ciudsd Bolivar ID Do Lima 4
Schr Phcbe, Medero. Havana--B J Weinberg h Co.
s,chr Eliza Scrbner smith, Cardenas Evans Ball 4
schr Lizzie Heyer. Poland. sagua la Grande-H Loud
Schr Welcome Home (Br), Nelson. st John, NB-A T
Scnr II b Bramhal Gillette, savannan--Evans, Ball 4
Co.
schr Sarah Putnam. Low. Baltimore Staples.
Scr GEORGE Tarbcll, Higgins, Port Johnson-Vernon
Brown n Co.
schr Gloucester Hcnloy Providence and Newport-Rack
cit Bro.