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Southern telegraph., 1837-12-19

'.'No ANNUAL ppn.
OF THE STATE or W.. 'fslI
For 1893.
10 contain an Annual AIM.
lated for the meridian of Na a,h'a'.
OF the early History of die S,'
Constitution; The names # $
State Officers; incorpor,,"oI :
their official boards, capital. . e
t,"n OF the counties and coun,' ~
their distances from jacks ''.'y : :
ings, Churches, Hotels. S,",.i "a
factories OF the principal Of ean :
incorporated Railroad Gonna s'a''
ofiicinl boards, amount If S
localities of their railroads ~
menced orin contemplal,on I ~.
gcs. Academies ana Seminar.
date efiheir incorporation. ar',,
namesof President. Professors :, 1
Colleges, and number of s,uae,..
Names ofthe Election Pre,i,e,, \
ces, Rivers, Creeks, Lakes. R,'1
scription of natural or ar,isc;,l :
List of Churches various ds,,'
with the names of the CIerp,n.|
nnmbes of members helno,,
Fables of the product of Coita1
vea:s; \ corrected orihor-,Dhr
dian names of counties. Towns, J.
IN the Chickasaw and Choe,,rl
with a mass Of valuable S,,tisn1
to the soil, agriculture. rcsnr,s, ]
auctions of the new co;n,ies -
State at large:-To which viii
a complete Sectional Map q {
showing the divisions. course 4
l"cation of county seats in Them
ties.
The necessity of IN annal RI,
his. as book of reference 70 e,-
engaged in business. as we'll assI
and spectators. will he apr-
1t is needed to develope the rs,
The State; 10 give useful infrmu
emigrant, and TO cmbody, in and
compass, such valuable statistic,
obtained from no other Source
LAYING aside the considera'iw
The feeling ofSta'c pride woall |.
cient motive to sustain puhllrarn
calculated to show, at view. lhes
agricultural wealth and alms
resources of the Safe. The ana
liiction of the Register (ihe coah.l
which depends upon the patrum.
fist year, will give the pulIiSs'
opportunity TO keep up with the
-ments ofibc State, and mike hisFi
Southern telegraph., 1837-12-19
TAKE NOTICE.

:. HAVING sold my stock OF Druy. md
Medicines to Messrs. T. G. Comnton 6, @ ~"
'nus a, earnestly solicit all persons having
open accounts with me for the last and nre
sent years, 70 come forward and closa :. :. Pc
ocobsr IS 1896. s7-,f
Southern telegraph., 1837-12-19
1900 ACRES o. LAND
AEgD IS NEGROES,

1900 ACRES .? LAND.
AID IS NEGROES,
FOR SALE
TIE subscribers propose selling fifteen
thousand acres very superior level
TTON NDS,
situated on the bank Of navigation, entire
ly free from inHadation. Growth, highland
dagwood, red-hud, sassafras, hickory, wal
nut, locust, boxeIder, holly, gum, &C. ee...o
very large cane.
ALSO,
75LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES,
now upon the land. Possession given i'm
mediateIy. Credit l, 2, 3, 4, s, 81 and
8 years. For more particular description
of the above property, and for terms apply
to either Of the owners.
G. GIBSON,
n. WILSON.
April IL, 1887. Off
Southern telegraph., 1837-12-19

THE undersigned survivors Of nHL.1'
MASON g. Co aad HAK.ls, KELLY . Co..
have formed co-partnership for the pa 6
pose Of carrying on general commission
and fprwarding business in New Orleans
and Rodney. The House in New of-
leans to be known as
KELLEY q, HARRIS
AND THAT AT RODNEY AS
HARRIS & KEEL L I.
They respectfully solicit continuance
Of the patronage Of their old puactaat Gus
toners, and the encouragement OF s''chnew
ones Us may he disposed to favor them with
their business.
LEVI G.. HARRIS,
HENRY KELLEY.
June 81, 1887. 2O-f ).
nATThc Natchez Courier g. Journal,
Port Gibson Correspondent, Grand Cult
Advertiser, and Vicksbnrgh Register, VIII
give the above six insertions, and forward
their accounts here for settlement.
Southern telegraph., 1837-12-19
SECOND DIVISION.

ENERAL ORDERS.-ln pursuance
III of the power vested in me by the
= Act to regulate the Militia of this State,''
] do hereby order and require that an
election be held on Wednesday, the Goth
day Of December next, for Brigadier Gener-
al Of the lst Brigade in this Division, to
servo for the term prescribed by the Consii
tuition.
JOHN A. QUITMAN.
Major General End Division M. M.
Nonm6utb, Nov. 10, 1897. 4-tde
Southern telegraph., 1837-12-19
WAS COMMITTED

~ the Jail OF Jefferson county, a Negro
81 Man, about feet IL inches
aas1 high, very black, and good look
7E3 ing, with a high, prominent fore
M head--had on when taken, a pair
~ OF dark casinet pants, and mohair
cap, calls himself GEORGE.
and says he belongs to Henry Dent. of +,
ALSO-A Negro Man named SAM.
square built, 5 feet 10 inches high, copper
two scars over the rioh,
eye, one over the left, and one on the r-:,er
!ip--ssood looking, and quite Intelligent
says he belongs to Thomas Hall, of Jeffer-
son county. HENRY TERRYII
oeP' 90 ioo1-5ltf JaiIor
Southern telegraph., 1837-12-19

~ @ TIC E.
EH AV1NG purchased the stock Of goods
belonging to Mr. John A. Watkins, of
ms place, we are now prepared to offer to
me public, a complete and general assort-
ment of
g @ q D s
IN our line, all Of which are neD and fresh.
having been chiefly purchased last Spring
and Fall. We would respectfully solicit =
call from purchasers, and pledge ourselves
70 sell low Tor c'sh, and on reasonable
terms to good and punctual customers.
HENDERSON g. HILL.
Southern telegraph., 1837-12-19
OAKLAND COLLEGE.

A MEETING Of tho Board Of Trustees
IA of . ,kland College, was called on the
l6 h of September 1897, in consequence
of the death If the Rev'd. @. S. llinclllev,
Professor of Languages, which occurred in
the city of Natchez. on the 18Th inst. The
vacancy in the faculty, occasioned by the
death of Nc. Hinckley, was flied by tenn
poray appointment, until permanent APP
pointmcnt can be made.
THOMAS FREELAND.
Sep. Odd. 81 Scc'y. of the Board
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE undersigned having been appoint
ed administrator on the estate of RIcIIAaD
ToUnGE, deceased, late of this county, does
hereby give notice to all persons having
claims against said estate, to present them
duly authenticated within the time prescr;b-
cd by law; and all persons indebted to said
estate, are requested to come forward and
settle the same.
g. T. MARTIN, Admir-.
November /. 1886. 3S-,f
Southern telegraph., 1837-12-19

erery number.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
1t was with sincere pleasure, tina. the pub
Usher mentioned last season. the arrange
ment by which The Lady's Book and L.
dies American Magazine were united, and
to be edited by Mrs. SARAH HALE. l.
is with equal pleasure that he now informs
the patrons of the work, that he has made
al arrangement with Miss rs LIE, author of
Pencil Sketches, Mrs. Washington Potts.
&c. &c. who will be connected with Mrs.
Hale in lending interest to the pages of the
Lady's Book. Her powerful aid will corr
meHce with the January number, 1885,
In addition TO the above every number: of
the work next year will contain
P'ate Of superbly colorcd FASHIONS.
The subscriber endeay"rs by extraorli-
nary exertioaa . snow his gratitude for the
very many favors he has received from his
kind friends, the public. From among the
many female writer's in America, perhaps
no two ladies could have been selected.
whose varied talents are so well calculated
to adorn a work like the Lady's Book
When it is also mentioned that Mrs. ST.
Courtney. the lIemans of America, and
GRENvILLE MELLEN are contributors to the
poetical department, it will be useless to
waste argument in endeavorino to show
what IS apparent, that the Lady's Book Will
stand unrivalled among the periodicals Of
the country.
Each number also contains two pages of
fashionable MUSIC--in many cases orr
ginal.
Southern telegraph., 1837-12-19
~ THE PUeIM

NOTICE is hereby siv.,
TX sons Crossing at the s"s :, ID
Rodney, tn make pay,na ,e Fem n
their crossing; and hcrc,e 6. az D.
no credit whatever aIlowo nst 'Ass
January 81, 1896. AN; I'D
Southern telegraph., 1837-12-19
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION
VHVHE Partnership heretofore existing be-
n tween Abner Smalev and A l..
Russell, under the name of Snalley 81 Rus
sell, has this dry been dissolved by mutual
consent,and the said Smalley stands charge
with the settlement Of the business of the
establishment. ABNER SMALLEY.
A. L. RUSSELL.
Waterproof, La. July /, 1927 .22-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-12-19
PRODUCE STORE.

hODOCG C4OhG,
tadjoining the Dry Goods Storey is now
open, and that we are ready to accomno-
date them with any articles in that line, Ell
ther by wholesale or retail. We would res
pectfully solicit call from those who may
wish TO purchase.
FAUVER &, FARNSWORTH.
Rodney, Feb. 81, 1887. 2-tf
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r T. NJ O Y A l.

r T. NOV Al.
THe undersigned respectfully informs
"A his friends and customers that he has
removed his store to Capt. Barker's House,
on Magnolia Street, one doore above Mr.
6. NJ. Graves, where he is prepared to
meet the wishes of those who may favor
him with their call.
]. A. MONTGOMERY.
Rodney, August l, 1887. 25-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-12-19

or u n.;,,.~, s.~.".s,"'
to sell agiin. ,...,;.
A limited number OF aas q
will be appended to tbs ne .,y 4
advantage of friends who ny =
advertisements to peneira'e !:
the State. Terms of adsci'
lar a line. LII
All orders for the WORK, !, = III
nications containing speelp -. a
be Incorporated in ihe Rcss',s .'II
dressed to the compiler a'',' yI(a
Free Traifr sts
NIB. Those E.li,er' " r.
to p, publish i; the i'ss1 Prospects,, , {
shall receive the thans 7. 49,
well as a gratis copy Of 'n sr,Ls y
depend ON a reciprocity =
ever they may ask it. .,rs
rARcH,D. NJ. k = ~
Rodney J is anthorized, 70 ~
tons to the above wo'"
LIVERY varie y !.Ia'..,lj
Southern telegraph., 1837-12-19
DIS SOL u T o n.

THE Co-partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, is this day dis
solved nv mutual consent. All persons ha-
wing claims against the same, will present
them to j. u. Evans, as he only is to Ii
quidate said claims; and all persons In
debted to the firm, will settle their accounts
and aotes with said Evans, he being alone
authorized to receive payment and receipt
Sar the same.
J. u. EVANS,
HENRY CLAYTON.
Rodney, July %, 1887 IS
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CO MBIN ALTON
OF
LITE AIRY IA EN L.
MRS. HALE s. MISS LESLIE.

TIE .AD-'s EocE,
Having larger circulation than any other
monthly periodical in America.
A colorcd Plate Of the Latest Fashions IN
Southern telegraph., 1837-12-19

= PRODUCE, &C. a ;5'!.ga|;9z
TO Planters &, Citizens gen
crNlIy!!
THE undersigned having just received
an extensive lot Of
p r o d u O. E,
offer tor sale to punctual customers, on a
credit OF six months, the following articles,
o wit:
$4,000 lbs. Bacon,
500 bbls. Prime Pork.
900 bills Superfine Flour,
300 kegs Leaf Lard,
$500 lbs Canvassed Hams,
lGO bbs. old Rye Whiskey.
We are daily expecting an arrival of
D 600 SACKS of CORN,which we will sell
on the same terms.
01TAli Of the above articles will be sold
low for cash.
FAUVER & FARNSWORTH.
z Rodney, March %, 1897. Tiff
Southern telegraph., 1837-12-19
r0xxce

TIE Partnership heretofore existing in
J s1.is city under the firm of BULLtrr, SURF
4 81 Co., and 10 Natchez. of SKIP, FEaRl
nay 81 Co., WIS dissolved on the End cur
I rc~, by limitation. All persons Indebted
To. or those having claims against either 9
these establishments, will present them IL
New Oeleaus. to Bennett, Ferridays u Co..
cpd in Na,chez, 10 w. g. r. Fesriday d Co
who are duly authorized to receive and pa.
che same
The signatures Of the old establishment
will be nsed for the purposes OF liquidation
only. nv Henry l.. Bennett. New Orleans
and William Ferriday. Natchez, or thel'
nathorized attorneys.
HENRY L. BENNETT,
WILLIAM FERRiDAY.
Ssrripiag partners Of the firms q
Builin, Ship + Co. and SiiPp,
ficrr;day s Go.
New Orleans, July 8, 1927.
THE business hitherto car
IS I'll ried on by the above, Will be
EwNMM&MI, continued by the subscribers,
in this city. under the firm of
) BENNETT, FERRIDAI VS. q 90.
AND IN NATcuEz, OF
w. &, r. FERRlDAY 81 Co.,
Who have entered into partnership for that
HENRY L. BENNETT,
VIM. FERRIDAY,
ROBT. FERRlDAY,
JOS. C. FERRiDAY,
S. W. WATERS.
New Orleans. July Sd, 1887
Notice.
yUVHE undersigned having purchased
- the entire
STOCK OF GOODS,
formerly owned by Mcssrs. Lape e. Sny,
der, bcgs leave to mform his friends and
the public in general, that he has now on
hand,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
GOODS,
suitable for the season.
He hopes, by strict attention to business,
10 receive liberal portion OF public pat
IOnage.
A{.EX'R II. WILSON.
Rodney, June ID, 1887 IL
Southern telegraph., 1837-12-19

SOME OF THE CONTRIBUTORS
Mrs. Hale, editor, RS. Mackenzie, LID
Mrs.L.H igourney, JOS. r. Chandler.
Mrs. A. S. Stephens, NJ. McMichael,
Mrs. Z. L. HEINZ, Rob'tT Conrad,
Mrs. E. F. Elicit, Alex'r Dimitry. A NJ
Miss Leslie, He Hale.
Miss II f Gould f.. Burke Fisher.
Miss G + Gooch, NC Brooks. nj
Miss l. H Medina. VIM F. Burton.
w Gaylord Clark, Mrs Emburv.
Joseph C NcaIe, Mrs Gilman.
Is Is Thatcher, Mrs Smith.
K Penn Smith, Mrs Woodnu
mrs Phelps, Miss Oh. S. Cushman
MRS willard, Rev II Clinch.
S Mrs p .a Constant Guillon,
W MRS ueEs, Mrs Sedgwick,
Grenvile Mellen, ST Glenn.
The terms of the Lady's Book are three
dollars per annnm, or two copies for five
dollars, payable in advance.
All orders must be addressed to
L. A. Cooley,
Literary Rooms, Chesnut-st..
one door below Seventh.
The NOVELS OF THE CELEBRA-
TED D'LSRAELL.
Godey's Edition.
ci'ah grey, The Young Duke.
Contarlni Fleming, Wondr,s Tale of a lrov |
h'se OF Islander, Henrietta Temple.
Venetia, S"'p'e'
Price of the whole works 81 IN
AS the publisher of the L,dv,s Roll :
connected with other popular periodicals he
suggests for the purpose Of remittance. Tho
following system of
CLUBBING.
Lady $ Book Il D'Israel,' Novels. far c.
Lady $ Book and Bulwer's Novels &.
L'ay's Book and Marryal's Novels 2.
nalwer's and Marya,'s Novels. g.
I'ady,s Book and Saturday News. S5ll
nady Book and Celebrated Trin,s. XII.
nu'wer's or Marryat's Novel and Cele.
brated Trials, ' AA1 oo'o-
,,a'wers and D'Israeli's Novels. a.
Marryai's and DIsraeli's Novels %
W Money, current Ia tho resno,,;vo
states ~ which subscribers reside viii 10
AIKEN at par for old or new subscr;nt;ans
December 5, 1887 p''o"s'
SoR SALE, J. S. Eastman's h;.hI- /
celebrated Patent Cylindr;cal !;
STRAW CUTTERS. T.
, JAMES s. BAYLY. J
sp"' III 1917. e.f
Southern telegraph., 1837-12-19
PRosPECrTrS

OF
BESANcoN's ANNUAL D.,
OF THE STATE OF srss
Southern telegraph., 1837-12-19

Us Money, current il tho respective
states 70 which subscribers reside. will 10
taken at par for old or new eubscr;nt;ans "
December 5, 1887 'P''ols'
Southern telegraph., 1837-12-19

suitable Tor the season.
He hopes, by strict attention to business,
10 receive a liberal portion Of public pat
IOnage.
A{EX'R II. WILSON.
Rodney, June ID, 1887 Is
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-01
RHODE-IsLAND REPUBLICAN,.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING.

- PUBLISHED EVERY "WEDNESDAY MoRNlNE' -
UNERMs- 81 per annum if paid in advanee e
y1 S2,25 if not paid in advance.
No paper will be discontinued until arrearages
are paid except al the option of the publishers
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding a square
inserted three weeks for 81 and II cents for each
subsequent tion.-Advertisements not marked
will be continued until forbidden, and charged ac-
cordingly.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-01
Census Of l7ls.

An account of the number Of inhabitants
in the Colony was taken this year, from
which we make the following ex,rac':-
Whites 29,75j, Blacks, 1873; total Whites
and Blacks, 3t,l2s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-19

lRepor;ed for the Boston DAILY ADV, and Patriot ]
BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday April 10Th.
At market, 300 Beef Cattle 40 pairs Working
Oxen - Cows and Calves, s35 Sheep, and 425
Swine.
PRIcEs.-Besf Catis.-Nearly all the Beef Cattle
were sold by the lump; very few only were
sold il the manner heretofore practised. We shall
only state tina, last weeks prices ,were fully sup
ported.
Horkiag Orsn.-We notice sales at SOS, SO, IS,
Sl05, Sl0s, lis & Sl30.
Colos and Calres-SaleS were taken al S2S 80,
IS, 40 and Si3
heep-Raiher dull Lots were taken a1 "a %,
50, Sc, 81 IS, and $40 IS.
Slcine.-Lots to peddle were taken at l0l for
Sows and III! for BarrowS. Al retail, IL for Scws
and Is for BarrowS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-19
BANK NOTICE.

NOTICE-The Subscriber having fitted up the
IN Auction Room, No ! IL Thnmes-st Newport,
will continue the AUCTION q COMMISSION
business, and hopes by attention TO the same to re-
ceive share Of public patronage. The smallest IA
vors gratefully received and strictly attended to-
Apnl5 CHARLES N. TIl.LEf.
G.. N. Tilley has FOR sale at his auction room.
great variety Of Books which he will sell at very low
prices Tor cash, to close consignment, among which
are Bibles of varions sizes, Common Prayer books
and Lessons for Sundays and holidays Hymn books
Hannah More Private deyotions, Albums, &c. &c
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ITEMS,

NAvAL.-The United States ship John
Adams sailed from Marseilles for Mahon,
Feb. 90.
The United States ship Erie was at St.
Catharine's Island, Brazil coast, about the
lst of February-all well.
Gen. Felix Houston has arrived in New
Orleans and is about to visit his family.
Gen. Johnson, successor to Gen. Hous-
ton, is at present the commander of. the ar
my, he is much respected by the soldiers
for his gentlemanly department and militia
ry talents. Gen. Houston is also IA favor
ite with the officers of the army they have
expressed their regret in II public body ut
his leaving them, even for limited time
for the United States.
The Steam Packet Columbia, lately in
the line between New York aud Charleston,
has been purchased by Gen. J. II. Green of
Texas, and will run regularly between n.
Orleans and Texas.
DIR. Barber, formerly of Hayard College,
and well known in various parts of the
country by his lectures on Phrenology, has
become editor of the Morning Courier, of
Montreal.
Vice President Johnson arrived a, Louis
vile on the 3lst ult He is about to pay a
visit to Arkansas.
The Texan armed schooner Mdepend-
ence, Capt. Wheelwrigh,, was to sail from
New Orleans April lst, on a cruise in the
Gulf with so men. This vessel carries
twelve Founders.
The Philadelphia Pennsylvania states
that Mr.. Dallas will leave that city in few
days for Boston, where he will embark in
the Independence which is designated IL
convey him to Russia.
A single house in this city shipped foi
Havana on Saturday last, no less than
475i bags of wheat for the benefit of draw.
back. ". Y. Star.
A lot Of ground at Brooklyn, near South
Ferry, which sold last fall for $4,000, was
knocked off yesterday at $1,000! f! ID.
SAocking.-Major Noah asks" What
will become of the exclusives of New York
and elsewhere Believe it not in Gotham
The vulgar negro song Of Jim Croc is be-
ing dTrdISeu Nv VIC i%o"uoh huo'N'""S 'o'
a superb quadrille and gallopade at Al
mack's J"
TIE Grippe in New Orleans. The New
Orleans Commercial Herald of Sunday, q
April, announces positively the appearance
in that city Of several cases of the Inhu.
enza or Grippe, which has been so fatal II
Europe.
A man named Alec, at Philadelphia
fired a pistol ut his own head on Saturday
to kill himself, but his skull was so thick
that the lrall glanced.
Chicago already contains 5000 inhab-
itants, has from 40 to so lawyers, 20 to q
physicians, IL public houses, 3 newspapers
12S stores, &c. There we're $4,000 tons o
merchandise taken in the port last season
A portion of the ruins Of the Josephs
building fell on Tuesday morning carrying
with it four laborers, one of whom was 81
dangerously injured that his life is despaire,
Of The other three were but slightly hur
A utrd to Snuff Takers A lady ask
ed her physician whether snuff was in
furious to the brainl No." said he, fo
nobody who has any brains ever take
snuff.
Counterfeit Hat Dolidrs.-Counterfc
half dollars are said to be in circulation
They bear dates 1884 and 1887, and ar
well executed.
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PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.
TUESDAY, April

TUESDAY, April lIth.
Brig Veto Nc Near, days from Matanzas, with
300 hhdS Of MolasSeS, TO III. BULL.-The Veto
has performed her voyage out TO Matanzas, and
back, in the unprecedented short time of 80 days
The Veto sailed from New York on The 10th of
March, and on her arrival at MatanZaS, was de-
tanned five days before she could procure entry
on account Of the holy-days.
WEDNESDAY 18th.
Sch'r Oneco, Farrow, from Georgetown, S. c.
with lumber to WM. III. CRASDALL.
THURSDAY 18th.
Brig Abigail Richmond, Higgins fm n. Bedford
Sloop Annawon, Bliven fm Prov. for \ Y.
FRIDAY, 18th
Schooners Cordelia, Lane, FIN Camden for Y
Dodge Healy, Easton, fun do for do, Lucy Blake,
fm do for do, d B Kelln Almer, I'm Thomaston,
for do, Invincible, Sleeper, I'm do for do.
SUNDAY, 10th.
Schooner Commerce, Theodore, I'm Trinidad,
via N Y, for Wiscasseu Sally Hope Crowell, FIN
Boston for Prov, Banner, JOY, fm do for Albany,
Olive, Phillips, I'm Taunton for n Y, Statesman,
Bobbing, fin Marbehead for do, Doris, Thorn
dixie fun Camden for do, Eliza Jane, Case, fm Ma
chias for Slonington Sloop Fame, Folger, from
Nantucket.
MONDAY. II.
Brig Ann, Wish I'm Nassau, N p, for Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig Ann, Wish, Boston
MARINE MEMORANDA
At Canton Dec. 26h Ship Annawan, Rathbone,
Of this port.
Arrived at Key West 2Sth ult, Brig seabird
Mayberry, l8 days from this port for n. Orleans.
Arr at New York on Wednesday last, Brig Lau-
rel Finch, 35 days from Bo1aire.
Al Havana 25,h ult. Schr. Citizen Rowland,
Apalachicola, just arrived.
From the ~ Y. Gas of Saturdayla1
The Brig Chieftain, CozzenS, outward bound,
during the squal yesterday morning, ran foul of
Dutch galiot AukuS damaged her little, when
the squall took her up the East River splitting her
sails and other damage and brought up safely along
fside of schooner without any other damage. A
lighter was sunk at the foot Of Roosevelt street in
the afternoon, the wind gale from WNW.
WHALE SHIPS.
Geo. Champain, Brown, of this port, was spo-
ken 3lst August last, in lat 80 l2 long. 1863, with
$50 bbs oil.
A letter received in town from Capt. Potter, OF
the ship Martha, dated Bay of Islands Nov. 4th
reports her with 100 bbls oil-all well
Barque Harvest, Stackpole, of this port sailed
| from Cape Of Good Hope Jan. 2Sth.
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S;H CuhHre.-A company with cnpi-
cal ofsIOO. 900, for the manufactory OF SIX
has hcen established at " ilmlngton, Del
New-Orleans Cane Planters
haye cut up the sugar maple trade III New
England and Ohio. Our beet sugar viii,
perhaps, one day drive both out the market
and il may be that the culture of silk in the
North will bear hard on the monopoly now
enjoyed by cotton growers of the South aud
West.-N. Y. Trans.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-19
NIiw SUPPLY or CHINA, GLASS, &

NI,w SUPPLY or CHINA, GLASS, q
IL CROCKERY WARE--Just received and
for sale at No. 9o1 Thames-st. Among which are
China tea sets, mugs, bowls, vases &c also. blue
penciled. pink and black printed teas g. coiees-1
pint, pint quart and gallon bowls-plates Of all ST.
zes aud coors-tea pots-sugar ~ cream pots
pitchers Of all sizes and solors-mugs-blne ~ pen
cled, covered chambers-c and yellow stone dnto
common cups and saucers--ewers q basins all
colors-soap & brush ays-spittoons-sskers nap-
pies and dishes-soup e. sauce tureens-toy mugs
tubs & pitchers, cups, plates, &c
Glass Ware-such as lamps Of all kinds and Prlce,s,
salts, pepper & castor bottles, lamp glasses Of all
kinds glass jsrs Of all sizes, plates tumbler, VINE
glasses birds fountains & boxes emp plates &c &C
Stone Ware--bottles, jugs, pots, pans basins INK
stands, milk pans, &c &c. Call al
CHARLES n. TILLEY's, directly
aIo. opposite the sign ofthe Good Samaritan
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-19
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In this town on Tuesday evening the llih inst
Of Group, Catherine Rutherford, daughter of Mr..
Jonn Stevens, in the 7th year of her age
At jamestown on the I'd inst. Mr.. Robert Grin
nell aged ST years-a Revolutionary penSioner.