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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-12-26

The Fredericksburgh Arena calls the
editor Of the Globe "great gun" He
ought to be swabbed out. lie is wretchedly
foul. Louisville Journal.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-12-26

pd.---Tho editor Of a Boston paper
|fvertised for convenient room in
mshouse, for himself and the pub
until his subscribers are prepared
up. A very good idea, truly.
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The Bee is extremely active in stirring
up the project Of cleaning out the Missis-
sippi mouth.--N. o. American.
The editor of the Bee, like many of his
tory brethren, had better turn his attention
first to cleaning out his own mouth,-Lou.
Jour.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-12-26

The Brookville la. American says, that
Mrs. Julia Jacobs of that place has had
eight husbands, She ought TO be first
rate Judge of the article.-Lou. jour.
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We can assure our New York friends,
that "roaring thunder" has been passing,
within the last lew days, Though all the
Wing cities of the Union.-Lou. Jour
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astonishing Fdct.-An individual who
had no faith in animal magnetism, was adj
vised to magnetise somebody,to convince
him. That he might not be duped by his
patient, he selected cat that had fits and
other nervous disorders, hoping that he
iight cure them. After putting the cat
to sleep, he wlllcd her to wag her tail. She
did so. He then wiiled her % tie it up in
a knot She did So Greatly agitated
with his success, he waited few moments
to become trauquil--and then willed her
to speak--whereupon her mouth slowly
opened, and she began to new in a piteous
manner, so as TO convince the magnetism
that she was in distress; he therefore will
cd that she should awake. This indvidu-
al is now firm believer in animal nag
netism, and has no doubt that the next
time the cat is magnctised she will pro-
nounce words.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-12-26

Black Hawk Keokuck, Roaring Thun-
der, &c. pasved through Cincinnati on the
15th.-Aibany Adr.
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|
ference in this ely makes ecclesiastical
subjects rather interesting al the present
time-we, therefore, extract from the lit
erary Herald two articles relating to the
prolession:--Free Trader.
The NEW PAsToR.--We had the pleas
ure OF hearing the Rev. Mr.. Winchester,
from Philadelphia, preach on Sabbath last,
for the FIRST time: The Rev. Gentleman
has received a call from the Session of the
Presbyterian church ofths city, to become
the Shepherd, under Christ, of their flock.
From his superior talent, as a Christian
Orator, and the favorable opinion which
we hear expressed Of him, from almost
every quarter, we thiuk he may be con-
sidered the settled Pastor of that church
Ior life, il he chooses.
Considering the Rev. Mr.. Winchester
above eulogy, we will merely add, that,
in our opinion, those of every sect and de-
nomination who hear him once, will feel
desire to repeat their visits to the sanctua-
ry in which he worships, as often as con-
venient.
THE METHODIST CONFERENCE.
The present session of this venerable body
in this city, awakens, naturally, train
Of interesting associations respecting the
sacredness, the extent, and the importance
of the work on which the members COM
posing the Mississippi Conference are en-.
gagged. Hither, al the close of the Con-
f,ronno vaor have those 10 by r;C,, @ earyopt,
of the church come, in solemn assembly,
TO give account, before human tribunal,
OF their stewardship. The review is full
solemnity, and prehgures, in startling
impressions, that great inquest at which
prelate, ruler and subj ect alike must pass
the dread moral scrutiny, which shall
search the motives Of "a whole life and I'M
bosom the secrets ofages.
The sittngs of Methodist conference
present one of the most interesting of
church judicatories. The calm command
ing presence of bishop, like presiding
spirit, is seen to exert silent, yet power
full influence over the congregated mass Of
mind. Each eye is eloquent; each fore
head shines with the radiatons of intel
Iecf; and the spectator goes away from
such a scene doubly impressed with the
moral dignity of the ministerial Office.
From the turbid waters of the Pearl: from
the winding and tortuous currents Of the
Sunfower, from the Yazoo and the Big
Black; from the smiling prairies of the
soft Louisiana, and the far distant groves
of Texas, where nature has dressed her.
self in strange and bewldering beauty,
these men of God have assembled for a
brief eek.--and then again will they re-
turn, as the streams diverge from an over
flowing fountain.
Success to them-as they journey away
from their distant posts, after this annual
review shall have been concluded! They
are division Of the moral sentlnels who
stand round about our halowed mstItu-
tons, and guard the purity ofthe domestic
altar, the hearth, and the shrine, from
PROCLAMATION. May serene skies, uncIoud-
ed hopes, the blessings of thousands, and
the appreciation Of conscience, and OF God,
be their Inheritance, until the "Blshop Of
souls" shall summon them toa higher con-
ference in the halls Of eternity!
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The administration will never sell its
birth-right for a mess of pOttage.--Gtobc.
True enough. 1t cannot find any body
that would be fool enough to pay so high a
price. Lou. Jour.
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PR OS AIS

FOR PUBLISHING IN T f TOWN or cARRoLLToN CAR
ROLL COUNTY, A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, TO BIZ En-
TITLED TIE
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Let Oseola be taken to Boston. lie
would be certain, at that place, to meet
with an abundance of federal sympathy. -
Vim. Vr.
Oseola says he would have no objection
to going to Boston, but he is afraid the
University might make him Doctor of
Laws.--Lou. Jour.
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There is this dilfcrcnce-there is a cof-
fin in the Wing party, and the V. B. party
will soon be in coffin.-Lou Jour.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-12-26

Consisting, in part, Of The follouing na-,
med articles, riz:-
8 bbs. Rect. Whiskey.
4 " Flour,
8 " Apples,
Q i" Irish Potatoes,
2 Onions,
Cask Cheese,
Sacks Havana Coffee,
3 Kegs Lard,
Duck and Squirrel Shot
Powder,
g boxes Sperm Candles,
TaIlow
Q 3" Soap,
Honey Dew Tobacco.
Fresh Raisins,
Smoked Herrings,
Shoulders and Canvassed Hams
ALSO, the fottoping Mcdieines, vi=:
Birthstone, Sulpher, Laudanum, Pare
gorc, Opodedoc, &c &c.
G. f. OLDECOP g. co.
One door north Of tie Liberty Hotel
Liberty, Dec. IL, 1887. 30
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-12-26

The Wings have nominated Charles D..
Coffin for Congress. There is one mate
rial difference between the Wing and De-
mocratic parties.--Ohio Democrat
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LIBERTY ADVOCATE
LIBERTY, DECEMBER 20, 1897.

The present number completes the cd
volume Of this paper, and as it will shortly
pass into new hands, we would respectlul-
Iy urge upon our patrons the necessity Of
a prompt and speedy payment of their
dues. Subscribers and all others indebted
to the establishment are requested 10 call
without delay and settle their accounts.
The reader will find the speech of the
Hon. r. BARNwELL RHErT, of South Car
DINA, in to-day's paper-and we commend
it to his perusa. Truth, justice, chivalry
Of feeling, and true ability of thought
Distinguish Its every sentence. LIE is A
CARoLINIAN OF 1889, and this is better
than the saying in Sicily more than v
thousand years ago--'I AM A ROMAN GIN
zEN-Reformer.
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PRoFANE SWEARING. This is vile, un.
gentlemanly habit which should never be
cherished by persons having any preten-
slons to docency, good breeding, or a cor
rect taste. Profanity viii never recon-
mend person TO the respect and conf
dence OF stranger. IL is, beside, u viola
tion of the laws Of God and man. 1t is TO
be regretted that prolane expressions are
often introduced into books that are in,en-
ded for general reading. Books relating
to nautical scenes aud characters, espe-
cially, almost always deal III prolanc ex-
rressions. These disgusting explosives
do not, as the authors probably imagine,
add to the wit, spirit, or interest Of dia-
logue, or tend to render book more pi-
quaint or sa,cable. On the contrary, they
in every case create disgust in the minds
of refined readers, and thus prejudice
them against works which, in other res
poets, may possess much merit BOa. Jour.
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TYPocRAPHIcAL.--The Cleaveland Her
aid, of Saturday last, contains the follow
ing notice of the luck attending editors
and printers, in being returned to the Le-
gislature Of that State, as members at the
ensuing session.
CAnrAts.-The people of Ohio have
displayed excellent taste in the composition
OF the next Legislature, by selling up four
practical printers for head lines to the le-
glslative body, all true Whigs.--Another
was crocded on of the firm by single
space. We trust these men Of letters will
stick together pamphlet of good laws for
their constituents, not forgetting that their
brother typos would be glad to register
them on their sheet for the benefit Of sub
scrbers, providedthey can do "By Autho-
rlty," with quoins in bunk to foot the bill.
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tn ENI'
Possession given on 1s,or anrtI

~ m, Ioaseslon given on 1st0f April.
sssHf; hat new and elegantly flushed three story
- - DICK House on Rampant ST. between Hosr6l
,nu barracks streets 1t has just been conpetea IN
ss most modern style, by D. IL. Twegool fso rh
i, ava second stories contain suits of p0ror and
ni"caS 'oois WIN sliding doors, black and gold nantil
.ensNe aud conmodious, having all The necessary o.
,, for large family. To good tenant i,
pe e. on reasonable terms. Apply Ut no. 8 Ca.
ln29 pcy,r ,,,.--
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h%rce7t Ga II1soficr nc Ia Scconde .H,a6ribolite.
: rs pcfsomlas qu dpi~ent a alte Municpulite ponr
o PaN42e tat cn face de leur propriete, ont in.
i'auN qi nc payoroi pat ur presentation ,lu rcscciy
on' 9oiIhrS ct mans les dix ours Arros Ia notiica-
irh us cront foursives Fills mont pas luyes. ~
NV DOANE, Tresorier.
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bhGcaM d" ir2o-'er &c Ia .Scconde .N,niripnfke.
q A C"!lece des nzos r les prophecies forceircs e,
csc'oVes, pour annee, 1886, conmcncera lc Is
Avrll, 1887. l.. Il. Gaieunie est nomme C,iicctep,
SenN qu ne ray'roat pms ur la presentation du recm
lc'o,' notifies nud dix loas apres lies yourselves iudi.
ftFiGS eront commGHcics ceux 1ui u'uuroni N
pay ,ahS &C dc'Iai. ma3 nUANE, Treasurer
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Nil'l'I(

7rcHMrcrS' QBicc, Second 3T,aaic;pai;fy
kSEKSONS who indebted TO is Nunic;pnl,v
= i'rpavgg done in front of their property, are1 in
iofneu Nat AIR. l. II Gaiennic isurpontcd Collector,
Hl viii be commenced in ten DAYS after noce ngn;,,.
All drIihquehts, withouteNcepon. =
ln-o j DOANE,. Trensurcr
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WI preparation extensively used ,hroupbout oil
le here, and deserves the attention of ali nth.,s Is
, , u pregnancy ny commencing the use of 1.-two
9l 'nee weeks before confinement the sullerngs viii
" essrhcd and the time oftheir duration shortened
Ps Wthe subscriber, agent for the pro,,ic,ors for
e"s Oh The numerous certificates given 10 the inventors
ny eminent physicians, with directions for The usa o
ms important specific II BONNaBEI
no cor Naelrz & Tcl,ouDitnnl,s q
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SERVANTS For SAIE
ANE likely man, % wears ofaec is n good map,rer
~ OF rses, and good dining room servant
Also, las Vile, good cook, washer and roner-end
TWO children, enc two and the other wears of npe
Also, likely Girl II years old
), The above slaves can be had low by taking them
all Ior safe hv II COLQUIFT. =
maui II Graver street.
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Or single gin OF 80 saws or more with
ono set OF feeders, bands, &C. at Sc per
For do. of 60 saws, with feeders, Sec. at s6 prov "
For do. of 40 saws, with feeders &c. at ss '0o "
rs per saw 500 90
For do. ef 90 saws, with feeders, &C. ts7
50 per saw, $50 @
Extra teeth where desired, for feeders supplied
40 cents each; the number ofteeth being about eau
TO the number OF saws. One set of feeders, il is con-
sidered however, will wear ont two or three sets of
sows. Extra saws applied at 80 cents each.
he Tins ordered, will be delivered to the agents of
planters IN ANY OF the sea port towns OF the cotton plan
ing states at the above prices the agents paying the
ae,st on .e same from New York ari becoming
sronabie Tor the amount of the Gin. A Gin wight
%iii be sent with the Gins to pat them up whore de-
ared the charges for whose services will be extra Int
moderate. ~ ' '''
on reasonable TERMS but will be charge extra Horso
power, etany description, can be furnished on ike
sired. " ~ u VIC
1t is desirable, when planters give orers far Gin.
they should accompany them with their views in regnrI
10 tie arrangement of saws, breasts brushes. &C. II
as found they differ in opinion. Some desire saws of
larger diameter than others. The most common szn
as or 10 inches; but wish them IL inches some
wish Or rows of brushes axle while others do
NOT want more than at most. Som. wish saws with
or y teeth to the inch, while others want 10 or II.
Nnh so much discrepancy, we prefer they shnna .t
the time of giving orders, furnish statement Of ,ir
%Shes and the manufacturers can fulfil them in every
particular Where it is left our discretion we shall
'"ake them on the me- modern aud approved plan.
An ORDER can be executed from the time is
IN the space OF eight nine weeks and the Gin,;n ,
ine placed in the hands of the Factor To be in time
Tor tue hex CROP all orders ought be in t. hands of
tho manufacturers by the first mid e of =. exsert
ior plantations where they are late in cor atucnp To
.piek or gin cotton. "
N. u. The PAtcnt Right, for any of the ton
growing States, will be sold on re .souabc ,ermr
"a m2S 6mos ''hr
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SC.4LE OF PI2ICES-DouJze Gins,
For double Gin of so saws or more on cash
cylinder, making 60 saws in the stand,
with feeders, bands, Sc. at Sc persaw, or $3.50 90
Fora l'oubie Gin of 50 on a cylinder,
or 100 saws in the st,nd feeders, &C.
~ 70 per rs saw, or 700 90
stand, at S625 per saw, or 500 90
For do. OF 90 saws on do or DO gave in
sahd, at $3.50 per saw, Or o6o 90
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BnIlcr $ E3ernesceatlIagaes7au Apey4eat,
E'Ut Dyspepsia indigestion nervous debility sid
n diness, asdlty of the stomach hahitua costiycness
caeous diseases, govt, gravel &c; highly valued rs
the year. '''' All "i'H '''iie OF
supply of the above named valuable medicine i,s,
receive from England, and for sale bv '"''
m II BONNiBEI, Druggist
NJ Tchapioulas ST.
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B0GERIe& HAWTHORN.
For STLOulS, ALTON,
a nd "a ii ,,,t-..-...- =,

1s,z,,-,n and all in'orn'eJiate landings.
F. ~ q Ihe fast running steamer NIAJEs
4 80 7==7zE577 MIC, johnson master is hourly OK
pect d to arrive, and having Iarre
portion OF her ca'eo engaged: will have mcdinte Jes.
Iu,cn. Lorha'ancc ofIrig or passage apply at G.
nj ~
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- q
RON, STEEL IL HEAVY GOODS-llat square
E and bundle iron, ell assorted.
Hoop, scroll and rod iron, nail rods and plough
n!ou,ls
Cast, German, shear, llisicr.d, spring, sheet and
Crowley steel
Hollow ware cut aud wrought uaiis aud spikes e
Anc, block tin, mill and grind stones, s; kettles
tfmn cables, anchors hos
On, log al Il trace thaitis, corn mills
AlNa', Vices, Hammers aud hclsows
Wire sheet, pig aud ban lead, shot
C'"l, and cooking stoves
A'nts, Ro~land's and otl.er spades aud sl,ovcls
it7ok and plate hinges, door and window hooks
Collins, f!unts, sharps. aud other axes
lard aud Manila eordagc lines and twslc
Bon aud >heathius copper; Naval stores
Paints, nse cd and sperm oil
tlll assortment of hardware and slip eIan,Hrrv,
always on hand, and which offered II sac at whole
sale Or retail, Oh the most favorable terms by
nh LAYTON * Co SIS Old 'Ie,en
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BOGERT & HAWTuORN
'OR ST. LOUIS AND ALTOY-

aud all intermediate landings
P III "a The first class and fast ruHuing up
;Z.iEz774S S'per cabin steamer ALTON Lin etGn
~, master, will have immediate des
pn.ch. FOR freight of few Tons or passage, haying
ro,a furnished recommendations with separate
or at G3 Grayier st. to ~ ' .''' ~ me street,
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CITY BANK}
rr.ur New Orleans aIorcl LIST, 1887
{ =: "nrd OF Directors have this day declared n d.;
II Vi! I'd of4 per cent on the copir3 e,orl a. a.,
49, s;M a S payable to thu Stockholders on or o.r
no '' march INST ROBr J FALFREY
-r------------- Cashier.
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= - NEW MEDICAL. BOOKS. N q.
) Ell CRES On the Morbid Anatomy Nature md
Ii lFSatment OF Acute and Chronic Diseases. By
INC late John Armstrong, NJ. d. Edited by Joseph
I'ix Mef.hgr Of the Royal College Of Surgeons In
London. First American edition, with an account of
NE t.ita aid Writings of DIR. Armstrong, by Jshn
Bell, NJ. y. &c. in . vols.
Treatise on the Fuacton and Organic diseases of die
Uterus. From the French of r. Duparcque, Doe.
,eur on Medicine de Ia Facuc, ct ancien inferno dos
iioSnitauX ct liospices evils de Paris, &c. Ac.-
Translated, with notes. by loseph Warrington, M.
u. Just received AM for sale by W. McKEAN,
al Corner Cnlnn and Cnnnn.n SIC
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TO 81 iCkSnIfs AND OFFERS = - I,
haGa TOUR ct CpaAlls Patent Portable EcFgSS.,
~ WIN Aeil9ws attacked, ut Inherent sizes, and f1e
SaG 1t reduced Prices, the corner Of Puydras api
nrril'1-a,v '@H ~
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For the Exterior.
FOR CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE

and all intern edate ports
r fzj T TI121 vel knoTn first class steam
~ 81, receiving cargo oppos lie Cont ST.
ana WI depart on Saturday 18th mt o'clock D M
tor freight OF passage having elegant accommodations
apply ON board orto
N!2 IND IL f.I,
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W. lillian A. DUCAY, offrs his services to sugar
~ ilaiiters, On his new mode Of rectying sugar
ci'lhS IL u saffass any improvement known be-
re IN tiii5 state or In amy other place. making il hitter
hfn any rcctaei Loaf Sugar:-iIc feels more conf
asl III ms Chemical Operations, since he has succeed
e IA giving the utmost satisfaction to these &c ietncn
which have employed him.
" II
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~ oFfIcE EAGLE Insurance COMPANY.
,,., New Orleans March e. 1887
Al Inc annual Election for Directors nr ,j;s
e ' ,or the ensuing year the following named reSte
James Glimsl.aw, J,scpb A B,..,,
Thomas Barrett, Henry d. n :rho.i,
Henry Kolley, J,Ln' yb;,n'l",, oSoh'
John T., HYDE
bo ha at meeting oftlrs board this da John White
lanes Stockton, Inspector.
Edward Briggs, Attorney And
nj st CIIh III ~, IjIr, III" ,
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sH.5 -Hr MESTIC,
s e LEVERETT s. THOMAS
4 Commission Merchants,
IL BROAD STREET, New oRK
VII AVE on hand and are constantly receiving fran
HI England and Germany, flu supply of Hard.
goods which offered by the package at manu-
acturers prices. Their present stock consists of
l60 casks Carolina Hoes, ass'd
900 do bright traces do
81 do log chains do
100 cases English f,wling guns
76 do German do do
10 do Cross cut saws
o5 casks edge TOOLS ass makers
10 do mill files do do
II do pen, pocket, and dirk knives
II 10 table cutlery
II do brass kettles
SO do brass chamber oanllcsticks
10 do hooks and hinges
do wood screws
6 cases pistols, ass'd
50 tons English boiler plates
40 casks sheet zinc
$500 boxes tin plate, assorted sizes,
with also good supply Of American hardware.
Orders will receive prompt attention, and executed at
lowest prices. jan 30-3,n2aw
CITY BANK, NEW ORLEANS.
Il the annual election for Directors of this nst,-
IN ton, held the 9th instant, the following named
gentlemen elected for the ensuing year, viz:
Samuel J. Peters, w. II. Avery,
J. CALDWELL Victor David,
Charles A. Jacobs, W, L. LIE Werlich,
p. o. Scribe, j. N. Lavillebeurre,
j. G. Walton, l.. Andrews,
Samuel T. Colt, A. Querer.
And at meeting of the Board of Directors this tay,
Samuel Peters, Es1 unanimously elected president
ml3 ROBF. ]. PADFREY, Cashier
.ITg
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~ OVINIf MERCHANTS.
a IN hand. complete assormeu, of Tin Ware m,n.
Mais, Grid lroas, Coffee Mills, Willow Rn ,gcts Cro
nies ana Wagons, &c &c, which will be sold ,ery
row. at the csrner OF Poydras and Tclcitoulas So
by april l-9w & y XIII 80
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BOGART & HAWTHORN
FOR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI.

N " 'i'i-f,, tiNClNNATf,
~ and all intermediate landings
p IA he substantial stcaraer BALTIC
tfE1.5sj F77 sDavls master, is ready to reccys
Tisz freight for the above and in,ernediato
landings nnd will be despatched in few DAYS. For
,elsnt or PASSAGE apply board opposite DienyilIe
street or at no. 81 Common ST. TO ''''
a66l r,,r,
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Is fEKM CANDi.ES-l ieceiveI per scGr TclescI3n,
~ and brig Old Colony, 600 Eoxes Nontncket sucrm
candles; 2oo do Boston do. Downer, Austin 4 Cox.
m27 u n,,nt,r -
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AA lAE 81. nn,Ss 'iJss IRON ships Colssdllarissas
md Na'hPll,e tom MsrScilIes; 100 huxrs Mus
~ lltI-on, for ss'a III Z Magazine tl Lv s.ss.zsls'
mEl q TfEAFONT,.F =
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FOR HANRE.
In , The fine and fast sailing ship ELIZA
TTf bE1t Captain Thayer, wants 200 bales of
- cotton to complete her cargo For passage
Apply to mia l.. II. GALE, SO, Common 81,
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4tt The fast sailing A ] ship KATHARINE
EIFf SI .,e. Capt Peabody, reqsiies $50
tes1s g nales cotton to eompee her cargo. For
me- /. HGAIE
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
IN The !hh,arquc STANFORD, Capt Wins.
lTFf low, will have despatch. For terms or pas
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FOR LIVERPOOL,
LII The superior and fast sailing ship Liverpool
yTnfS Barstow, commander, will receive immediate
despatch; For passage, having splendid &c
con.nodations, spplyto L II GALE,
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FOR CORK.
IN The ship CONSTELLATION, Cant.
1tTE sampson, will lM,e despatch. For passage
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For Europe.

FGlt PORT GLASGOW
IN :, me last sailing coppercd brig DELTA,
TTfS captain francis, will sail in a few DAYS For
-. passage apply OH board at 80 Common st,
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