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The Arkansas advocate., 1831-10-26
Teeth Teeth Teeth U!
 ETES. BYRON,
SURGEON DENTIST.

0 N- -LtS1 " 11Iz1E A ItJ NXTILL remain in Little Rock two or " three weeks longer, ana ill attend to any business in the line of his profes- eion. His charges will be mod crate. and he hopes to give general satisfaction.- Advice on teeth given gratis. Gr 70 6e 1ould at my oGce, opposite Joseph Henderson, residence.
 October I2 20-tf.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-10-26
W.9Y'CKzEgs Ac CgOCN;y.

FENhE subscriber will remain in Little a Rock few weeks, and will carefully repair Clocks and WafcAes, Silcer-aoare dnd Jewet,y, in tine neatest manner.
 WM. K. ENGLISH. September 2Sth, 1S3l.--tf-27
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-10-26
TWo-HoRsE CARRIAGE.

his Carriage is intended to convey pas sengers to any part of the Territory and persons travelling to the Hot Springs, par Pcularly, or to the Post or Arkansas, will nd 1t 10 their advantage to call. His dri. CTS are careful and we'll acquainted with ae country.
 c. Blgsu5HssBBAaCRR BlgsuHs BBA Laf'le Rock. .Harch g, 1881. 52-l3w
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-10-26
NOTICE.

NV i0I I.
 A Li persons are hereby notified that a 4 M certain note executed by Nicholas Peay and Thomas w. Scott, for the sum Of seveety-fve dollars, in favor of Abraham Secrest, dated on or near the 1st of Novem- Der, 1880, will not be paid by said Peay x Scott, unless compelled by law. This note IS the only one Secrest holds against the subscribers. itwas given for horse which proved to be wholly valueless.
 NICHOLAS PEAY.
 THOMAS ". SCOTT. r Litslt RocAr. Feb. ?. 1881. 45-ff
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-10-26

Cct. Is.-The memorial 10 the Congress ot the United States, praying for road from Jefferson Barracks, in the State of VI M,ssn"ri, hy Fe~t Smith, to tho vicinity oi Old Fort Fowson,on Red riyer,was read third time, passed, and sent 10 the H. of
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-10-26

ing Louvain, narrowly escaped being made prisoner by a regiment of Dutch Cuirassiers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-17


The reports on the Londen Exchange Of disturbances
having broken out in st. Petersburgh, had produced
much uneasiness among Russian bond holders, and
caused the stock to lucuate Letters from ST. Peters
burgh 70 the 18th OF December, mention that Prince
Guilizn had been banished, being charged with exc-
ing the people to the disturbances. 1t is also stated
that NJ Romono, Minister of Justice, had been ban
ished for the 1t appears from Procama-
ton issued the I'd Of December, that disturbances
had taken place al ST. Petersbvrgh for time past
Windows had been broken and other overt acts commit
ted. The guilty discovered they consisted in
part of the lower classes but among them we're noble
men, and persons in authority.
private letter from Warsaw, dated the 10Th, con-
tans an account Of two interviews between the Grand
Duke Constantine and NJ Woiski in which his Impe.
rial Highness entered into his views at some length
His conduct has been more moderate than any boJy
expected
another Tell them So, and that they ought TO have
had confidence in me; am sincere man; can
accuse me Of duplcity. For myself notwithstanding
the unparalleled insult offered me in my own house,
have forgotten every hing" His Imperial Highness
thon recaptuated all that passed at the Bevidere and
repeated Notwithstanding all this, have forgotten
every thing for at bottom, truer Pole than any
one T you. Sir have married Polish lady, have
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-17

A UCrION. b eing DESTROYS TO close my business
~ in this place, | shall proceed TO sell by public
auction, on the premises, (sale TO commence the
Esd of month, February) the Tavern situated at
the West eud OF the town, called THE WESTERN
HOTEL; with a @ Household and Kitchen Furniture,
stock OF Bacon, &c The LIVERY STABLE oppo-
site the above Gigs. Sukeys, two Wagons, light
Hack &c.--t2 HORSES, Two OF which Stalions
a pair Of MULES. matched and well btoke--beiween
25 s. 30 SLAVES. consisting OF men and women bcys
aud girls. There is lee Houss the Stable Lot
and PuWp, from which water is conveyed to The
Tavern. by means OF pipes under ground. tull de-
4crpon OF the above property is deemed Unnecessary
persons wishing TO purchase can view the same at
aoy time before the day of sale. The Tavern and Live
ry Stable will be sold long credit, the balances OF
the property Tor Cash, short credit Should
the Tavern and Stable (ior the want of bdder-) re-
main uosod they will be for lease rent. Those to
whom am indebted invited TO call and receive
paymen,-longer indulg cannot he given to those
indebted TO me. BOSWELL ALSOP.
FREDERICKsBURG, Jan. 49, 7S-tds
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AND FOR SALE.-By virtue Of Deed Trust
a executed 20 the subscriber, by AbIer Smith, bear
Jog date the 22d day Of July, $780, and duly recorded
in the Clerks Office, Of the county Court Of POwha.
tan, shall offer for ssle At public suctioD the 18Th
day Of March, the tract Of land lying Buuerwood
Creek, 10 the county OF Powhaiao, near Gsniio, and
adjoining the lands Of Samuel Jones aud others THE
well known tract OF land, formerly belonging NJ sior
Edward hoseey, and contains by estimation thou
sand acres IL has oB u commodious dwelhog house,
and all necessary out houses Tor the accommodation Of
family, aud for the purposes Of farriug. Persons
wishing 10 purchase are invited 10 examine the land
The sale will positively take place 90 the premises
the day appointed. for each.
Such title ss tho subscriber has in the Ind, and such
such only will be conveyed TO The purchaser.
JNO. r. MOSELEY
Feb. g. S5.-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-17

AtLARK'S THRESHING MACHINE.-We havs
u seen Doctori Cark's Wheat aud Dat Threshing
Machne, which has been in operation at Mr. Lays
Ware House in this City, during the last three weeks,
aud have no hesitation in saying far surpasses any
idea We had previously entertained Of il.
The construction is very simple, being entirely Of
Wood and Wrough Iron which can be easily repaired
Gf secessary) by ordinary mechanics il requirs less
power, and threshes as clean any 9th machine
have seen in
As regards the quantity, il is evident that il fed
fast az the machine will dispose Of it, person may
ge, much per day his hands take of.
Many OF us have engaged machine, from Mr.. Lay,
1.-THE Agent,) aud we recommend them to country
friends, cheap, econo Eical, and useful improve
ment.
Richmond, February 2, 1881.
JOHN G. JOYNES, JOHN b. CIOPTON,
LAW L. DADE, RICE w. WOOD,
NATL ALEXANDER, CHARLES MARX,
RICHD. BOOKER, III. G. WINSTON,
JNO CAMM POLLARD, J. III. BERNARD,
ROBERT WHITE. WILLIAM FINNEY,
EDM'D. CHRISTIAN, GEO. BOOKER,
A. CLAIBORNE, L e. MAYO.
SAM'L p PARSONS.
The prices of the Machine are, for one horse power
$50, $50, and 500; and for horses from $50 10
S75, according TO the size preferred. At mod,r ate
estimate i, is believed that the former will thresh $50
$780, aud the latter 800 10 400 bushels day, If pro-
perly attended HAM Machines cao be furnished for
$40 to $45.
The Subscriber, as General Agent, will 81 /tlhe Pa
tent Right for making, vending, and using, in the dill
counties in this State, North and South Carolina
aud Georgia and will furnish Machines, with or with
the horse power deliverable here send them tc
such other places may be designated.
February 10, 1881. ss-2aw2m JOHN o. LAY.
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/" Muou y.r nrMA,ss ursvra.'
PArm no INNS GRAYE.

NY Mrs. u. 81. pooE.
The beautiful have passed this way,
There light IL on tho track
But 10, tits fading from the sight.
Ii gives no gloIy back.
A monrniulncss Is resting here
oh, death, thy way is full of foau
The powerful have departed hence,
Tho mighty and tho brave;
And the deep echo OF their fame
Has persisted In the grave.
oh, fame! uemblc at thy breath,
Thou art such pleasant food for DEATH
The young, the gay, the joyous one,
Has lett a song behind,
Bot all its tino aud touching tono
Must perish from the mind.
oh youth! oh beauty power and fame,
What are ye but u glidcd manner
But there are still an humble few,
How blessed is their lot
They pass this dark and lonely way,
But shall not be forget
For 10! all glowing from nfar--
Behold their light and morning star.
BE ioyfll-Oh yo ransom'd souls,
Y ur help is from the sky;
And serophs guide your fearful path
TO your bright homes on high;
oh death, thou art the cato of heaven,
- those who fee their sins forgiven.
Dear Saviour, in the lowly gravo
Thy sacred body lay;
o then, and shall thy follower, shrink
Since thou hast past way!
The gravo-how blessed is tho night,
Which comes before immortal light.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-17

EBUBLlC SALE BY virtue OF a deed OF trust, err
a ecnted by Jefferson Swami, m .!sE 1zj day OF
September, 1929 and recorded in the clerks office sf
Powbatan Tor purposes therein mentioned, will be sold
to the highest bidder at public auction, for ready mo-
ney, at Powhatan Courthouse on the thid Wednesday
10 March next, (being court day) tract of Land, OF
100 acres, lying ip.he county Of Powhatan, adjoining
The lands OF Richard Taylor aud Samuel Drake and
others or 20 much thereof may be necessary sat
siy the said deed Of lrus-and such title as is sted
10 va will BE- conveyed TO the purchaser.
Jan. is, 1881. Twin THE TRUSTEES. /.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-17

hlSSoLUTION.-The Co-patinership neretofo re-
y exisiug between the subscribers, apder the firm
o' Blair * Andersen, is this day dissolved by mutual
conseDt-Al persons having claims against The same
wiz present them 10 Beverley Blair those indebted
10 the concern, will make payment TO bim-he, only,
being authorised TO receive and discharges tor the
same. BEVERLEY BLAIR
Richmond, 3lst DC. 1880 DAVID ANDERSON.
THE Subscriber will continue to transact commits
sion business al the stand Cary seet
cupied by Blair s. Anderson To the patrons of that
concern, he tenders his acknos gmens and assures
them, aud the public generally, that any business con-
hded TO his care, shall receive unremitted attention
The books aud papers Of Blair Anderson being left in
his custody, he invites ali those having claims against
them, to call OF him for payment; and those indebted
TO lquidate their respective bdlspceS-he, ONLY being
authorised, may be by the advertisement above
TO receive and grant discharges for the same.
BEVERLEY BLAIR
Richmond, LIST Jan. 1881 73-2aw2w-wH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-17

AJOTlCE.-Was committed to the Jail OF Grayson
~ County, on the 3rd day OF October, 1880, negro
man supposed to be runaway, who calls his name
Tom, and says he belongs TO Elijah eaton of Chester
District, South Carolina. Tom is about feet or 10
inches high supposed to be upwards OF thryyears of
age, tolerabiy black color. Speaks quick, when spo
ken to, the owner requested to CALL prove property.
pay charges and take him away-or he will be dealt
with according to law. JEREMIAH JENNINGS,
Jan. is. 77-wl2- Tailor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-17

Messrs James Stetoart aHdreo yncHeUy, TpfifidDs
Bird, Gideon Ison, James Fuiien, and he unkno,en
heirs of Jacob SedVer, deed.
THVAKE noice that the 2lib, 25ih, and 20 n DAVIS
"a Of March next at the Tavern Of William f.
EggIeston in the County OF Amelia and State OF Vir-
ginia shall proceed to take the deposons of sundry
psrsons aud the 2Is;, 22I, rs h aad goth days of
March next, at Cumbefeni Court Hou'e in the State
OF Yifgins, shall proceed TO take the dispositions of
suDdfy other persons; al The depoi ioas sken 10 be
read evidence IN suit in ChsDcery, now endipg
in the County Court Of Scott, in the State of Virginia.
wherein am Plaintiff add you are defendants
JOSEPH u. ASSLINE
Feb n S5-w4wS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-17

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust executed TO by
No George VIM Cfump, on the 2Sih Of November,
1926, aud recorded in the Clerks Office OF Cumbers
land Cousiy, to 10 Edmord Efgle son and OH.
trs, certain debt therein meuponed, shan, on The
% h Of February next, al Cumberland Court House
cell al public auction, 10 the highest bidder, for cash.
Two Negro Men, Tom and Watt, conveyed 10 me by
The sad deed, TO 'ay the balance Of the debt afore.
sSid, aud tho cost Of executing This trust
Jan. rs. sI-wtds DANIEL A. WILSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-17

PElNG desirous TO close my Standardization, in
n - tbs estate Of Gen. ChamberIsyne Jones deed
All pereons who have claims .gsnst the es'ate will
present them for payment; those are request
ed 10 make payH cnt without delay indu gence can
not be given. LEW. JONES, Adm
with The Will annexed, Of Cbambsrayne Jones, deed
Feb. 10. S. w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-17

The STATE or ALABAMA, CIRcuIr Court,
Tuscaloosa County : OefObeTTeTm 1880.
Thomas II. Boiling plaintiff, -
Richard Dennis, Sem, defendant>
1t appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court, that
n the defendant Is Nonresident Of this Stale it is
therefore ordered by the Court that all proceedings IN
this cause, be stayed until the expiration OF six months
from the return OF the writ in this cause, aud that
ce be published for six weeks excessively, from and
alter the first day Of JanuSry next in the Richmond
Enquirer newspaper printed In tie State OF Virginia,
requiring The defendant to appear and make his legal
defence within he time limited Aforesaid, pre-
ceedings will be had according TO law, sc.
A copy-Teste, JOHN NJ. JENKINS,
Jan 49, 76-w6w Clerk.
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extensive premises I32, Pearl Street. for the ransac
ton Of the general Fancy Dry Goods business. .et
q. COCHRANi acge1
FERGUS COCHRAN. !,
New York. 2lst Sept, 1880.
A. G. s. f. Cochran have now on hand, such an o .
sortment OF Fancy Good-, az III believe, is not svr-
passed by any other in this country, in variety and
lection, comprising the following articles, in Can't NJ.
French, Italian and Bri ish Fancy Goods: ~
Black and colored Italian lustrings iaf
Imitation plain and chsngeable do
Black coored and ohangeabe eros de Naples 6gur I'd
In great variety
Coored, black and blue black marceIin,
black and colored bombaznes
Grape de Lyon; plain and figured mandarines
Plain aud figured popns, agerine' pamarines, Of the
French prints and ginghams. and Fou,ard muslins
Pongees. and many other articles for ladies' dresses
spitaheid and pongee nagg and bsndanna Edkfs.
Gros lie Naples, gauze and Grape hdkfs. and arts
silk and kid stocks and fancy
BLACK aud coored Italian and imitation crava,s $500
Buck, beaver, silk and hoskin gloves ~
Gros de Nap and gauze garnture !iooons
Cap and belt ribbons OF styles
English and French silk hose and half hose
Embossed and open-work do
Linen cambria and cambria handkerchiefs
Black aud coored French Grape; worsed barrege
Brown cotepaliy; sewing silk and twist
Fancy buttons hooks and eyes, sc. Sc
w MI also have extensive assortment OF lace goods,
consisting Of ta
English bobiue,ts gimpts and thread edgings
Caps, capes, pelefines, cherizettes
Black and white lace wells and shswls
With complete assortment of Thybet and Meripo
shawis OF A. Sd, Ia and Sd
Cast mere and Merno long shawls, SC. SC.
A G.. & +. Cochran have selected their stock with q
particular reference TO the southern and
ksis and they viii add to their constant
iy fresh goods they arrive, their stock will be kept
up tbrougho the year,-al of which they offer
at low prices and on the most liberal terms. They
specially invte purchasers call aud anime their
stock: Orders will be promptly executed with care
New. York, Jan. I3, 1881. 76-wI2t
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CURIOSITY FOR SALE The Subscriber wishes
" TO sell his horss Curiosity and one oi his Colts,
old enough to make this year.-CuIiosity
is beautiful dark bay, about Is l2 hands high, and.
point OF form, perhaps unequailed by any horse in
the State for power aud action.-A good many of his
colts in use and considere among the best
horses in the country-Some Of them used as
matched horses, and probably not equaed in appear
by any in the UnonI will sell either or both of
the above named Horses reasonable terms, as am
too old to attend 10 such property There is DO
doub but they would be valuable property to any one
who can give them the proper attention. 1 will farm
either or 10th OF them il do not sell them during this
month"; VIM. WALKER, Sr.
Cumberland, Feb. IL. S9-w4w"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-17

D APPAHANNOCK ACADEM Y.-The Public
neI ars respectfully informed, that this Institution
will be opened again the 18th OF January next,
der the immediate OF the present Teach
The of Instruction will embrace the En-
gish, Latin and Greek Languages, Geography, with
the use eli Maps and Globes Arithmetic, Algebra, Ge-
ometry, plane aud spherical Trigonometry, and the
Theory and Practice of Surveying The French, Span.
ish and Italian Languages will also be taught should
the number OF scholars be sufficient TO justify the
employment of competent Teacher. Thankful for
the liberal patronage extended TO the Institution
public. Whilst the unweared exertions which the
undersigned have heretofore manifested, in the dis
charge Of their arduous duties, may be received q
pledge OF their future conduct they trust, That
the improvements which experience will enable them
make, both in the mode of teaching pursued and the
judicous organization OF The Institution, will enlarge
the.sphere OF its usefulness. AS suitable situation for
the instruction OF youth few places il is believe d, COM
bnc advantages than THE Among these, s we'll
selected library salubrious air, commodious buidngr,
and facilities OF communication with different parts OF the
country, merit especial notice, Terms for boarding
and Tuition, including washing mepdiDg, Sc. Sll0,
each Boarder tnding his ogn bed bedding, towels and
candles. Parents and Guardians, wishing place ;hci
children at this Institution, requested to make time
ly applications to Charles A Lewis, Jr.
Address, Rappahannock Academy, Caroline County,
Va, CHARLES A, LEWIS, Jr.
SAMUEL b. OWEN WILSON.
Gj7A young gentleman, now student of the above
institution, OF unexcepoDable character and amiabo
manners, who is we'll qualified to teach the Elemen-
tary Branches of Mathematics, together with the
English and Latin Languages, Geography with the
Of the Maps and Globes and the Theory and Practice
OF Surveying, wishes 10 obtain employment as Teacher
Teachers, at the Rappahannock Academy, will meet
with prompt attention. Nov. 10. 56-2aw2w-wH
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~" YORK WHOLESALE FANCY DRY
IN GOODS STORE CO. PdRT.NERSHfP.--
The subscribers have entered copsrnsr hip under
the hrm OF A. q. s. +. Cochran, and have tskeu the
extensive premises 1872 Pearl Street for the ansac-
ton Of the general Fancy Dry Goods business. .ese
q. COCHRANi ec.e1
FERGUS COCHRAN. I,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-28
BALTIMORE MARKET. March . ,

Flour The aggregate receipts Of tn" prcscn,
week exceed by n few hundred barrels those Of the
last md the inspection Of this week Is conscruen,lv
inc inrgest winch has ever been made in this city
HoDard Street Flour.--S,nce our last weekly Re-
port prices have reccdcd, owing the combined eau
ses oi very fuil supplies the absence of adyiccs from
Europe. the inactivity IN the ncighborng markets
and the comparatively Hunted purchases in consc-
Guenc" OF the high frcighis to England On Mon
day last some parcels sold from store al Sc 433
per bbl. On Tuesday several parcels were sold al
$685.. On Wednesday and Thursday from 1000 to
5000 bbs. were sold at SG25 To-day sale of
100 bbIs was made at s6,37I, and another OF $50
bbis at SO .25.-Thc market is somewhat unsettled
to day and indicates iirmncss than some dav,
past Some Of the larger holders decline operations
to-day at S6,25, and G3 /, and demand .57l The
wagon price opened on Monday at ,37I, but on the
evening of that day and the whole of Tuesday. il
stood at G,25. From Wednesday until to-day incIu.
sivc The wagon rate has ranged from Ga6I25-
most OF the receipts appear to be taken At the latter
rate.
WHARTON Monday a lot of prime red was
sold at S. 81 per bushe Since then the sales have
ranged from 80 for good parcels down to So cents
per buNhcl for very inferior.
CoRN.-l'hrrc has been good demand this week;
and parcels are readily taken at Gla65 cents for
white. and sc cents for yellow.
oATs.-A parcel has been sold ut 3 cents Other
parcels have been sold and now held at 81 cents
hf,art
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-28
NFw Yopx. March % u ~

,,,,.,. . . W" UKN, NI9ICN -I-1 7. NJ
TIE MARKET.-Th. holders oc E,nu, Ino,.
with anxiety for news to sustain them. As the mnt-
ter goes At present. tn" arrivals are too heavy for Tho
spirit Of buyers. Ordinary brands of Western have
o'en sold on The wharfto day az So, Gal. some fair
son.nefh ~ offered ut that prlco, sales any extent
could not be c6cctcd without n decline of III cents
from last week. ia" best brands are ERNEST
thousand tons ofSchuylkrll Coal have been sold
al auction in Philadelphia this week at s. 25a3 so
per ton The price of Flour in that market il
s6.56lu 6 62I.--Jour Com "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-28
4@arSesG NrAma.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Packet schr Effort, Fordham. from York with
sundries, To Garth Mitchell, Cochran Barnes &,
Patton, w x ID KYLE & Co., jenkins II Nelson
Davenport, Allen & CO., Wadron & Henry, } II Nash
Raymond & Brothers, Johnston & Son, ! McKildoc
S T. James & CO., Lancaster, DENLY & Co., ] w
Beers, Bagwel, Smith & Hannah, Shepherd, C. p
AdrIance, Perkins and Harris, n Gordon, WORKMAN
and'HlcGruder, Buckan, ID Weller, Otis Dunlop and
CO., Grannss, Son and Brothers, VI Branch Iucke
and Sizer, j Van Lew and CO., Triplett r Smith
Hubbard and Gardner, Wadsworth and Williams ] A
Myers, Cotton and Clark, Pulling and Day, II Blam.
ire, NJ Myers Myers, A Sweeny, Parker.
Schr Atlas, Foster, from New York, with sundries
to C " MITCHELL Il Johnston and Sun, Otis Dupiop
and CO.. Sinton.
Schr Crawford IIu;chins, from fredericksburg with
ballast.
SAILED
Ship India, Peters, has dropped down to Warwick
TO finish loading for South America
Schr Freedom, Price, for York. coal.
Schr Diomede, Gray, for Boston, with coal and to.
sacCo.
Schr Plutarch, Shorter, for Baltimore, coal.
Schr New Hope, Bernard for Phade phia, coal.
Schr Chariot, Smith for York, coal.
Schr SG-an and Elizabeth, Brewer, for Philade phia
With tobacco, &C.
S,eamboa, Richmond, Chapman, for Norfolk with
freight md passengers
Steamboat John Morris, Hibberd, for Norfolk, with
-four and tobacco.