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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-12-27
Returning Grecnbgchcrs.

The following letter was ad-
dressed (" Speaker MolIett Icy John
II. Holt, ESP. upon tho publica-
ton OF Mr.. MotlcIt'H drclinNtion to
join i'll 4 third party movement.
Mr.. Holt was elected as It Green
hacker from Preston county and
acted with the Grrenbackcrs in the
last Legislature.
kIyGwoou, v. Va, Noy. 10.
My DEAR s;lR:-1 have just read
your letter To Hon. John RICHTER,
Ns il appeared in the Register of
Saturday last, in which You so full
II and clearly set forth your rca-
sons for dissenting from 4 third
party" movement in this State in
the coming contest Of next Year,
and rs YOU: views so entirely com
port with my feelings upon the
same subject, ! think it i: not i'm
proper To make it known 10 you.
III opposing inc mean" y Wi!eh
re- unlpl!on was Drought I'"0t ana
lie I'nanT!Hi pHarH OF J9hA Sher'
man ana ms followers, inc "fecN,
DAGE party represented truth ana
rIShti amt 'hlhK 10 one Will
question u" business oi us 10
'n"'lTs' h"i n us demands II
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-12-27

full credit he is entitled to. Their
happens to be fear among the radi-
Gals that the course determined by
the Governor would deprive them
of some political advantage. Had
that not been the case, every news
paper Of whateve. party in
New England, Or in the whole IN
ion, wouid have applaulcd him.
Senator fIamlin is wrath, ard so
is Senator Blaine, but it is simply
h.causc Of their expected poliIirnl
iosscs. They believe tho result OF
s!ric! compliance with til" cunsti-
:ution ensures m anii.ltepublicnn
Legislature, for years to come Il
Democratic Senator in place of
IIam!!n, and not n unrcmotc
chance that tho State maj vote next
year for other than the Republican
candidate Tor President MEMO.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-12-27
Yours very truly,
T. +. BAYARp.

1t is maintained by the adyo-
catcs of the resolution that it will
force into circulation tie millions
Of dollars Of gold now boarded in
the United Stale: Treasury and
National banks, and by the pro-
cess, make resumption actual, and
cause the Only recognized money
Of the world to find its way into tho
pockets Of the people.
Mr.. Bayard is a Lorn Democrat
and his ancestors for three genera
tions,and no man in America occu-
pics to-day n more enviablo posi-
ton than he, both rs a patriot and
statesman. 1t is understood that
he will in few days address the
Senate on the passage Of his reso-
luton. and until then We prefer 10
DC silent.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-12-27
J0i. Dc!irery--R erirai, dc.

ADDISON, Doc. Is.
Editor Democrat.
The id hns rctreated," (ii we
are permitted to use the expression
of the Rev. A. from the indie
pendent State. The greatest re-
v!yal ever held here has just ended.
1t was conducted by the Rav. 7. +.
Hawkins, a Young minister Of the
N. +. Church, The youngest man in
the Conference. lie certainly far
excclIs any of the many ministers
who have occupied this field fila
Dor rs a reyiyaIi5t.
On The night of ihe LIST inst,
when the great revival at the
church was at its height, some
party unknown opened the doors Of
The Jail and SET 10 liberty the three
prisoners that were confined for
robbery. The officers have Sue
cceded in capturing one Of them,
but the other two are still ut large.
Our only hope is, that the party who
broke open the Jail, may be found
out. and the jurors of our county
may give them 4 long time in tho
State lcnitontiary.
The railroad fever has broken
out a!resh, this time a company Or
ganizcd at Cincinnati, Ohio, char
tered under the name Of the Balti-
more and Cincinnati Railroad Com
pany. This company proposes TO
huild q broad guagc road from the
city ofCincinnati to the city of Bal
timorc, passing through the coun-
ties of Mason, kanawha, Clay,
Braxton or Nicholas, Webster,
Randolph and Pocahontas in the
State of West Virginia, /.
if they can secure the mineral
right of 100000 acres Of land lying
adjacent 10 th9 road between the
two cities. They agree TO build
the road within five years, il no;
built within FIVE years, the mineral
right shall revert back tG tho OWL
ers of the land. Well this is all well
and good. If they will satisfy the
people tia! they will build the
road, there would be no difficulty
in securing the amount asked by
this company, as the people want
Il railroad up the Elk River Valley,
and are willing 10 lend Il helping
LAND, 10 any company that Viii
undertake to build it.
But We don't propose to he gulled
in by this Cincinnati and Galti-
more Company, to let them tic us
down so that We cannot get rail
road up tho Valley. and under the
present circumstances ] think the
people will not tlocd away their
rights, unless they can put some
thing up i'll n little better shape
than this new Company h0s done.
WEBSTER,
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TIE D.ENOCIRAT
r..,.,. Dc. 9?
Hon. Thames Z. B0yard.

Hon. Thomas T. Eayar,l, one OF
the ablcst Senator's IL Congress. liz
troluccl some time ago a Joint res
oIution ADVOCATING the legal hnier
power of @cenbacks Oh and after =
day therein named.
Our townzman, William I. Ar-
mold. Esq, wrote to Colonel VIII
son, III. Representative in Con-
gress from this District, a trwlays
since. assigning reasons why. in
his Judgment, the resolution aIIor!d
he adopted. Colonel Wilson,with-
out committing himself for or
against tie measure, enclosed Mr..
Amo!i's letter TO Mr. Bayard. who
replied TO II as follows
/. s. SENATE CHAMBER.
Washington, D. G.. Dec. IU.i
Ny Dear Sir:
Thank you for sending Mr. Ar
nold's letter, which is only the
confirmation | receive from every
man who is charged with the care
Of nloncyand investments, whether
Of hi own or in trust for others.
hd,ad. | am right 10 make the
move ! have made 10 deprive any
and all paper money o; power
rompulsivrly 10 be received Iorjust
Acbt3-it i, not "ralue rccriyrl;"
and no government having the
puwcrto declare it So, can be called
4 government ofiimiied powers.
1t is not for me tobe sure Of sue.
coss, hui only of being ,ign in my
cndeayor. For the sake of the
counry l hope the resolution may
mas
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-07

For all Disorders Of the
stomach. Damiana Bitters
N. Levy. Agent, Winnie.
HNNcca.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-07
LOOK HERE!

Having received large lot of Moulding from
Chicago l aIu now prepared to make all kinds
of
Plot y E + X A M ES.
Repairing Furniture and Sewing Machines a
speciality.
Lounges and Mattresses of every description
made to order.
Perforated Chair Bottoms constantly on
hand.
Saws filed by machinery at MY SHOP, on
Bridge Street above Levy's Store.
GEO R WALKER.
Winnemucos, July Is 1879
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-07
BROOD MARES FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale on easy terms
Fifty American Brood Mares. They will be
sold cheap for cash or approved security.
Apply to ALEX. WISE,
winnemucca, July 2s, 1879. tt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Charles Kesler, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned
Executor of the estate of tharles kesler, de-
ceased, to creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication of this notice
to the said Executor at his office, in the town
of Winnemueca, Humboldt county, State Of
Nevada. FRANK NARAMORE,
Executor of the estate OF Charles kesler deceased
September l, 1879 4wa
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09

4 Galveston dispatch says an atfray occurred March 30th at Steph- enville, in which 9Iessrs. Ross, Keith and Robinson, who were attempting to serve a writ of arrest on one Holi- day, were shot and killed and three others wounded. Another fight fol lowed, resulting in the death of two others.
 The Chicago TriJune says that a syndicate of Chicago capitalists have bought the once famous Vulture mine in Arizona territory, formerly owned by Phelps d6 Co.,, of Califor- nia Stamp-mills and other works are to be erected at once. An incor- poration with ten million dollars in capital stock. has been made under the name of the Central Arizona Mining Company. The stock will be listed and sold on the New York stock exchange.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09

SENATOR BOoTH has introduced his bill, which was reported favorably by the senate committee last session, for the relief of homestead settlers, granting them the same privileges as pre-emption settlers in regard to filing and perfecting their entries. and dating back their rights to the time of original settlement. The bill also opens to immediate home stead and pre-emption settlement all lands entered under the homestead law in bad faith or abandoned before final entry.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09

The Land office commissioner has prepared circular for carrying into effect the provisions of the act of March 8, 1879, ito grant additional rights to homestead settlers oh pub lie lands within railroad limits. This act authorizes the location of 16O acres, instead of so acres as here tofore, and where 80 acres have been already located, settlers can locate so acres additional adjoining, or Ii there be no unoccupied land adjoining, he can surrender the so acres and take up 160 acres in body.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09

The President has appointed Cice- TO Newel of Michigan Indian agent at Rosebud agency, Dakota. David Corbin, of South Carolina, as chief Justice of the Supreme court of Utah, and Thomas WadsWorth of Illinois, receiver of Public moneys at La Me silla, New Mexico, and the senate has confirmed Andrew White of New York Envoy Extraordinary and Min ister Plenipotentiary to Germany ; Cornelius A. Logan, Minister resi- dent to the Central American States JacGb A. Stewart, of St. Paul, Sur 'vcyor General for the district of Minnesota; A, B. Norton, United States Marshal for the northern dis trict of Texas; Jefferson P. Ryder, assGciate Justice of tie Supreme court of De!lota. Ciare2cc King as director of the Geological Survey J. jim M Morton, Consul at i1onolnlu John M Wilson, Consul at Panama David IT, Strother, Consei General fer Me4ieo. and Frepcis |. Walker Superigtendent of Census. The nom- ination of E. FurFl r, to be United States District Judge f the Nortiiern District of Texas was 'cjcotcd.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09

Senator Teller lately Introduced the measure known as Dr. WoZen- crafts bill proposing to grant to Wo- zcncraft and his associates all the Colorado desert west of Fort Yuma, by township or sections as fast as it shall be certified by Government Commissioners that they have placed rpon the land sufficient improve ments to meet the needs of travel and immigration.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09

FORTY failures were reported in New York city during March, in which the total liabilities amounted to s4SO, ,449, aud the assets $211,75 Compared with the preceding months, March shows q decrease in number of eight, and $43O,0OO in amount of liabilities. During March of last year eighty five failures were reported, in which the total liabilities amount ed to SS, ,4S0,000.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09

TIE .Star of Los Angeles says that a new railroad company is building a road in Texas to meet the Southern Pacific at Fl Paso. Southern Cali fornia will have direct communities ton with the east by this line before another year. The Sur has been assured that it is the policy of the Southern Pacific company [" foster a direct trade in Arizona with the great commercial marts of California.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09

Professor Riley, Entomologist of the Department ot Agriculture, says the cause of his resignation was an unwillingness to incur further risk of being treated discourteously when ever he made any suggestion for the benefit of his division.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09

COLONEL HEWITT. assistant super intendent of the Southern Pacific railrord, informs the Los Angeles Her0ld that the excursion to Marico- paville, announced for the 10th inst, has been postponed until the 10th of Ma,-
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09

LAND COMIIs.IoNER Williamson is of the opinion that the occupancy of land for five years merely for grazing does not comply with the homestead law, but that the occupant must cultivate the land to come with in the provisions of the act. Ranch men should make note of this and make improvements accordingly.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09

Cohant, defaulting cashier of the Elliott National Bank, Boston, was discharged April 4th, on motion to ouash the indictment He was rear rested and held in the sum of $2O,- OOO
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09

THE value Of lemons and oranges annually imported into New York exceeds two million dollars.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09

FINEST LIVERY HORSES TO LET BY | the day, week mon tn. GIT most .easnn- able terms The best of siablinG accommoda- ti.ns. feed and care given stock left in my charge.
 Main street Opposite Guiudani 6 Co.,) Florence.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09

Judge James R. Steward, member of the 35th and Seth congress, died in Baltimore April 3d. aged T.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09
kzoGice.

Having established Purchasing Agency, Mir. l. Bisn vii, give his personal attention ro all orders of any kind such B ois and Shoes Furniture. Crec kery, Carpets, Millin- cry Goods Groceries. etc.
 Being in constant business relations and hay ing thorough acquaintance with all the lea | ing houses. ladies. in ordering throu MT Bien wir receive the full benefit ot his eXpe- rence and fl ad it more adv antageous than doing heir own shupp;ng-
 Address letters, F. 0. Box 310.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09
NEW ADVE INVESTMENTS.
Blacksmith Wanted.

A good general workman wanted to " rl by the day, or ;ls partGer, with frst-class wagon inakOr-
 A good set of tools already hand
 WILSON X CAREY, 75-tf Florence, A. T.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09
E or Rent.

A BAKERY. on Adams street, frsi-class oven and fixtures. Inquire at the Herald office 74--f
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09

James Gordon Bennett and large party will visit California next month
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09

WILL PURCHASE OR MAKE ADVAN- " ces on Gold and Saiysr Bullion, Terri tolial and County Bonds and Warrants, Dis connt c mmercial Paper. receive Deposits re- payable on demand. undertake Collections and transaci i general banking busin'
 Office ours from q m to D m.
 73tf N. ". KALES, Cashier.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09

Exclusive Agent of the DOMESTIC PA PER PATTERNS. Spring Styles just out. Catalogues furnished free, on application
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-22

SHIP Hoxr-Rark Silver cloud Orr. at st John. NIB.
March 81 brought Captain Klam the mate and three or
the of the ship ome of Yarmouth before report cd
abandoned together with the captains female cousin
aud the wife The Silver Clond sailed from Bristol
Jan y, aud Feb II met the Home: which sailed from
New York Jan - for Antwerp The ballast of tho Home
had shifted and she leaking considerably Her crew
exhausted and o'clock in the afternoon the work
taking board the Silver Cloud commenced AZ
10 o'clock that night all hands. twenty men and two
had safely removed The silver Cioud lay by
until tho following day and the gale increasing: then
made ST Michael, Azores which reached IN
days Fifteen of the dsembarked there and were
taken in charge by the British Consul.
BARK HoMEwARp BouSp, from Amsterdam for New York,
stranded Beach, NJ See general column
BARK JANET FORBES Orr. Kane from Cardiff for Havana
ashore Cayo Verde, Bahamas. prior 10 March H.
Grew saved.
BARK NELLIE Noodle lBr), from Baltimore March 10 Tor
Belfast which sprung aeak former port and had TO dis
charge sailed 10th inst for destination having repaired
Sem IrcY May Freeman. from Philadelphia. In going
up river Newbnryport 10th without pilot went
ashore the south Middle Ground whore she remained
scHR wnLLxcroS Phillips from Bncksport Ne IN beat.
ing up New Haven harbor 18th got aground on the east
flats below Long wharf She will unload her cargo
of 40) knees dor the sehr bniidng ut Hnnscombs
shipyard in Farhaven into scows where she now lies
ScnR EVA l. LEONARD, from Boston for Charleston,
which ashore Farport l. |. on Wednesday morn
ing hauled OFT the bar yesterday morning by tho
Wreckn Company and ready To proceed Only part
cargo discharged will be sent TO her
from Boston when tho weather is suitable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-22
CLEARED.

Steamer Gien,yon CBr). Wallace, Observation-Disclosures
steamer Gresham CBr) wcghtman. navre-John Sea-
Steamer Colon, Griffin. Aspin wali-Pacihc Mail Steam
steamer Western Texas Hines, Jacksonville via Port
Royal-C II Mallory n CO. -
steamer A g sinners. Warren. Phiiadelphin-wm
Clyde 4 90.
Bark Maador Nor, Ronnng. Liverpool or Birkcnhcsd
Bark John ,icddc tBr Jackson. London--C W Bertaux
Bark Granville Belle tBr. Purdy, London-J Parker
Bark Challenge CBr). Doughty. Bristol. E--Geo Bu
bark Post yor IIenrcksen. rredcrickshavenC Tobias
Bark Akcrshus CNor), MoIler stochbolmn--c Tobias
Bark rredcrikke Louise DAM Esponsen Eisnore for
Bark Everard Delius Ger. Fortman, RotterdamHcr-
bark Ka,c Harding Watts IIonaeur-Snow 4 Burgess
Bark Rio dc la Plata Br), McQuarre st Naznro-Miller
Bark ideal CNor,. Clauscu. opor,o--c Tobias 4 Go.
Bark Reindeer. Decker, ~ Pierre Mar-H Trowbridges
Bark Sarah Frazer, Sheppard, Havana-Brett. Son 4
BARK Lewis socker. rcylcr ITavana-Bcnncr Pinck.
ney -. .
Brig Pathfinder DR., Thurbcr, Bboa-J W Parker Co.
Brig Ringcader dr. Lewis, Bahia-teo BuIlcy.
Brig Nellie. Walsh Christianstadt St CroN)--koche
brig Lola Csp) Lavslia. 81 Johns. PR--Munos a Es-
schr Urica r. smith. Edwards, Vera Cruz--John A
schr Harry Ritter, Peterson. Matanzas-Evans Ball
schr Phcbc, Medcro, Baracoa--B Weinberg &Co.
schr Atlantic Holt. Jack c--,icorgo II squire.
schr T. A Dancnhowcr. Pedrick. Bsltimore-sjames A
Schr Herald, Poland Portland. Nell Brown h Co.
sc,r w Bentley, sprngue Bostcn-isaac staples
sssr nn Wilson New Doyle
sioop Wasp, Hill, New uavcn-Cartwrght Doyle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-22
TENNEsSEE'S DEBT.
LEGISLATIVE PROPOSITION TO SETTLE AT FORTY
CENTS AND FOUR PER CENT.

LEGISLATIVE PROPOSITION TO SETTLE At FORTY
CENTS AND FOUR PER CENT.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD
NASHVILLE, March u, 1879.
After discussion of ten days the Senate to-day
finally passed, by vote of Is TO II, bill to adjust
the state debt at forty cents the dollar and four
per cent interest to be submitted for ratification to
vote of the people September 4.
Tonight the House passed the bill on its first
reading.
Tho following despatch from New York road in
both houses Tonight
TO the SPEAKER Of the Tennessee Senate
Please read the senate ~ Tennessee this protest
against the assumption that compromise with the credi
Tennessee bc effected fifty cents the dol
lar No offer of settlement other than the Coo award.
for four years with the bondhoders Mt the
committee meeting. EUGENE NELLY. Chairman
The Coo award was sixty cents on the dollar and
six per cent interest
CREDIT MEN STUBBORN
Kelly's despatch aroused the greatest indignation
among the low credit men, who swear they will not
vote compromise and it's defeat to be newt
able At the adjournment of both houses thcy
gathered in knots about the halls and excitedly
discussed the proposition. They asserted they
would vote Tor forty cent proposition,
but nothing higher than that rate. With
almost the entire State press in favor of main
Legislature to a settlement the low credit faction
have become dernoralzed and will use the despatch
of Kelly pretext for non-scton. The republicans
and state credit democrats twt the low credit men
with II told yor So" An exciting session is cx-
pcctcd in the House tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-22
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP March 2l-Sailcd. ship Jacob Trumpy (Nor)
Svanoe New York.
BELFAST March 2o-Arrivcd brig Hamilton tBr). Purse
Daricn.
Groves America.
BonprAux, March 2o-Arrived, bark Excelsior (Nor)
Abrahamsen Baltimore.
CARDIFF March 21-salcd. ships Detroit Blanchard
and VIM Davis. York, Rio Janciro; bark Wallace, Nc
Cormck, Havana.
CRooKHAvKN March 81. 30 PM--OG steamer Republic
Dr. Irving from New York for Liverpool
DEAL March 21-Of steamer Holland Br Heely. from
New York for London.
GLASGOW March 1e-Arrived, bark veoce Qtap, Fer.
raro, Pensacola.
GIRGgErI March l1-Saied bark Salvatore Massa QtaD
Florontino. New York. +.
GIBRALTAR March 14-Arrivod. brig s Kennedy
Pickett, New York
HULL March 21-Sailed. bark Johann Benjamin (Ger
Daren.
HAMBURG, March 21-Arrived, banks Amazone GER
Baltzer Wilmington, NC; Herds (Nor DAHL Now York
Hoxr1guR, March 19-Arrived. bark Falmouth (Br)
Manson Baltimore.
Sailed 10th, barks Bessie Br, Dalrymplc New York
Ersif Nor) Haugc. Baltimore
HAvRE March i9-Arrived bark velox NoD, Olsen,
Galveston.
LrvxnrooL. March 2o-Arrived, steamers Coquet DID,
Granger, Galveston; 2ist, Illyrian 3D. Armstrong
Boston,
Sailed 10th. steamer Indiana, Sargent Philadelphia
ships Walter Wallet CBr Hatfield New York; Ancroid
r, Wade r.iaware Breakwater; bark Oliver Emery Br),
| Mount. United States
LONDON Mnrch 2f-Arrived steamer Rossn Br) Irvine.
New York; bark Birdstow DR. Williams, Wilmington NC
Sailed 10Th bark Annapolis (Br). Delap, United States
LoSpoYpERRY March 2l-Sailcd, bark Queen Victoria
| Br), Mckenzie, Baltimore.
PLYxourn March 2l-Saiied, bark Doris Eckhof Hons
| New York.
QUEENSTOWN March 2l-Arrived. steamers Bothna Br),
McMickan. New York for Liverpoo; State Of Alabama
(Br), McRtchie, Portland for do.
Sailed 2st. City OF Chester (Br), Brooks 0rom
| LiverpooD, New York.
SHARPNESS March 2o-Arrved, steamer Asslea CBp.
| Stephens, Baltimore.
| VALENCIA, to March 21-Arrived, brig Mary Fink,
| Spencer New York.
! WATERFORD, March l9-Sscd bark Nspried (Aus),
| Mattcsich, New York.
Sailed from -. March 10. bark Thor (Nor). Amundscn
| Wilmington, NC.
WEATHER IN ENGLAND.
| HoLYHEAp, March 2l-wind NE, moderate; barometer
| 2a9o5
LdvERPooL, March 21-wind NNw, light; hazy.
| PLYMOUTH, March 21-wiud N, light; fine; barometer
| 1880
scrILY, March 2I-wind NNE. strong; hszy; barometer
|
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SPOKEN.

Ship Maabar (of Q1ebcc from Cardiff to Callao 80 days
out. date lat 3 =. Ion 30 W.
Ships Paine Ger, kruse, and Atlantic iero Schaner.
Bremen for United States, Feb ~. of the Lizard
Ship Albany of ST Johns from Cardiff for Trncomalee,
Dec I, no lat. &c.
An American ship showing HPRG steering south, March
I, lat - n. Ion IL W. -
Bark II Parr (Br) from Antwerp for New York March
% 20 miles : of Block Island.
Bark Germana tcr Culver from Bremen for Now York,
March 10 lat ~ ~ Ion ~ ~
Bark Dresser Brown. from New York for AMOR, Jan
G, lat 23 :, Ion ~ w.
Bark Margaret m wilson, from Liverpool for st John,
NIB, March 3, lat 46. Ion 81.
Bark Ocean Br Walker, from Belfast for Darien, Feb
% Int A. Ion 10.
bark Germana Ger; schulken,, from Amsterdam for
Philadelphia. March 3. lat 80, Ion q.
A Norwegian bark showing HNQR. from Liverpool for
Pensacola. 5s days out no date, LAT 40 lon 81
Brig Hayetine Nickerson, from New York for AMER,
Jan ~, lat 81 s, Ion 10 W.
Brig Evviva tBr Marvin from Glasgow for Berbce Jan
%. lat AZ Ion -.
schr Lucia Murchison Gabriel from New York for Mon
tevdco, Jan 10, lat 20 n, Ion 81 W.