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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-02
POE r R Y

The following spred lines beaI internal evidence ofbe-
inc from the elastic pen of EIIzUR WRIGHT, JR None
Of our readers need be told who the grey old mouse is
- Mass AboLiti0niSt
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-04-24

ANEcDoTE.-" Halo, you man with the
pail and frock," said British officer, as he
brought his fiery steed to a stand in front OF
Gov. Crii,enden's dwelling" can you in
form me whether his Honor the Governor
of Vernon, resides here ?"
:" lie does," was the response Of the man,
still vending his way TO the pig-sIye.
lis his honor at home 2" continued the
MAJ of the spurs.
:" Mos, certainly" replied the man Of the
frock.
Take my horse by the b, ,hen," said
the officer, al have some business to trans
act with your master"
Without a second bidding, the man did
as requested, and the officer aIighled and
made his way up to the door and gave the
panel several hearty taps will, the butt oi
his riding who-for be It known, in those
days Of republican simplicity, knockers,
bells, and servants, were in but liile use.
The good dame Of the house answered the
summons in person and having seated the
officer, and ascertaIned his desire to see the
Governor, departed to inform her husband
Of the sgests' arrival, but on sscertainins
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-04-24

1ent'on OF his children. Old Simon Davis al
most seemed to have renewed his existence
ne lived many years. and long enough to
'e'i The bright eyed son of Charles and Lucy
'ne story Of the FORGED DEED. And
when no told The listening boy how bis faith
sr' when poor and friendless, was taken
home and kindly treated, and in turn be-
came their bensfactor. he impressed on the
mind OF his grandchild, that even a cup
"i cold water, given from n pure motive,
shall not lose its reward"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-04-24

that the officer had made a hitehing-post OF
her husband, she Immediately returned and
informed him that the Governor was en-
gagged IN the yard, and could not very well
wait upon his Honor and his horse at the
same time. The predIcament OF the officer
can be better imagined than described.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-04-24
RHoDE-IsLAND REPUBLICAN.

FHNERMS- -, per annum If paid in advance
II ~ 81 25 If not paid in advance.
No paper will be discontinued until arrearages
are paid, except at the option of the publishers.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding a square
inserted three weeks for 81 and II cents for each
sabsequentinSertion- not marked
will be continued until forbidden. and charged ac-
cordingly
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-30
DOCTOR =. ,. rxUxETT,
{formerlu of .Mausrille Kvl. =

HENDERS his professional services to
i the citizens Of Rodney, and neighbor-
hood, in the various. branches of his profess
ion. He. may be found at the Union. Hbtcl
Or. T. refers to the following gentlemen:
TO the Medical Faculty, of Transyha-
MIA University, Lexington.
Professors Caldwell and Short, Louis
vile Med Institute.
Tho. L. Dobyns and E. G. Wood, Rod
ney, Mi.
Dr.. Davis and MetcaIfe, Natchez, Mi
Josias.A. Lyle. do
Professor is. Riddle, Louisiana Medl
cal College.
Rodney, May 4, 1899.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-30
Law NOTICE.
q. u. WILCOX e WIN. n. TODD,

attorneys aud counscllors at Lar,
"lLL PRACTICE IN PARTNER
SHIP, at .Fayette, and will attend
all the Courts Of efferson County; the Cir
cult Court Of Adams and Claiborne .Coun-
ties. and the several Courts at jackson. .
WILLIAM N. ToDD willreside at Fay cite
Office near the Court House.
Business confided TO either, will receive
the prompt attention of both.
N. BIG. II. Wilcox will continue to re
eide at Rodney, and practice his profession
AZ heretofore.
oct "a st
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-30
Forwarding & Commission.

.TyHE subscribers having formed a CO
partnership together for the transac-
tion of General Commission Business.
They will in future conduct business in this
city under the firm Of JOHN GooDIN &
BROTHER, and in Vicksburg under the firm
of WM. f. GooDIN & Co.
JOHN GOODIN,
VIM. F. GOODIN, 40 Poydras st.
New Orleans, Aug. %. 1889. 7O-tf
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-30

LII W .NrO TXCE.
-. q. BEN6IS e a. q. HUNTER,
.44TORFIES &cOUNSELLORSa at LAW,
"HL attend to the practice of their
" profession in the parish of Concor-
dia, Louisiana, the adjoining parishes, and
IN she higher courts of the State. Their
Office is IN vidalia.
March27, 1888 19-tf
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-30
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Neso Series VOl. No. q
rRn A6D1Enx 1r11nuaAxH
y rusIasaze xvEar wrDSssDAs, y
THO MAS mn 0WN.
3. AtFIvE DOLLARS perycar, - sdssnes, :
arNo paper discontinued until nlI axteara-
ges are paid, unless at the option Of the editor


Terms Of Advertising.
Per squarc often lines OF less, for the frst In
scrtion. One Dollar; for each additional inser-
ton, Fifty Cerlts..
Or To those who advertise by the year, q
iherns discount will be made.
The number of Insertions required must be
married. on all advertisements, CT they win be
continued mill ordered out, and charged for
accordingly.
9rAll jon Woak must be paid for on do
hgerT. s..
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-30
Commission & Forwarding.

Commission & Forwarding.
flames g. BAYLY. of Rodney, Miss,
- have connected themselves with RICH
ARD BECK, of New Orleans, in the Com
mission and Forwarding business; which
will be conducted in the latter place by
THoMAs P: BAYLY and r. BECK, under
the firm Of Bayly, Beck & Co., and at Rod
ney by JOHN 6. JAMES, under the firm of
John 6. james & Co.
JOHN G. JAMES,
THOMAS P. BAYLY, s
RICHARD BECK.
New Orleans, 9th Aug. 1899. 69-y
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-30

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oro.nssify s1snld 49,. :. - -
= I'd frcsmen,e e 49, :,
Institutions. which rive kaoril1ir1u - -. :
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entbralment fran. desDotiol 5000
Such we've NJ. Waikef@5 s. = of de
sub-ireaaury system and god and silver car
rency only two years apo. He then boliev-
ed that ssto establish an sexclu,;ss - n1itu
tionsl curreuc, of cold and silyern vouIi
ssbriro upon the co6ntry scenes of min ana
distress without aEparallel. IN icam6liate
bankruptcy Of nearly every dcbtor and cf
almost eve.y creditir 70 wholn 1arpe amounts
were due. 8 6x< &c. .Thena are sound
opinions we'll expressed. Thevs ara 6re- >
cisely the doctrines which, the Whia psrtv
held n relation to the Sub:tfSa.tsrv a ios7.
and which thev hold now. Such however.
are not Mr.. walkers up;nions r,oyv Hear
what he saws IN h;s LAMAR "a Gov. McNntt
anf, oshere accens;nc thair ;nv;t.fiun foT an
q, tbs IN 8 sS.n.,e IT, - ~
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w"en n's ersa' 'e'c.'n sna.. nsse 49," ~.
cc"ps,s"eo, sue" wa oo NO
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-30

e. o T. IT O N = II E D S
which are now in complete order for the re-
ception of Cotton. They pledge themselves
to take every pains to prevent injury to
Cotton that may be stored with them; and
respectfully solicit share patronage from
planters who may wish. Cotton stored in Rod
ney. HENRY & HOYLE.
Aug 90. 1889. 6s.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-30

WILLIAM Z. POINDExTER,
ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR At L.AW
Viddlia, Parish Of Concordia, La.
"ILL attend the District Courts forthe
- Parishes of Concordia, Madison and
Carroll, and the Supreme Courts at Alex
andria and New Orleans.
March27, 1888 19tf-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-28

Suspected Death from Violence. Reighber-
hoodOf the Dry Dock has been the scene OF great
,snen daring the past week IN consequences of
report Of the death of woman aud . new born in
FAINT arising out of rsonal violence inflicted by an
individual bearing tas distinctive aPpcaiicn Of will
liam Smith" The parties were married, and lived
n l53 Br,oms ctr ,et, and were ir respectable cir
cumsaaees On Sunday last, the woman was IA
Ken n premature labor and gave birth TO child
which i IN few hours. As the deceased and
Smith had been known % qlarrsl, ana the man had
often treated the woman wnh the greatest brutality,
tue nsghbors a,r bu'ed the premate labor and the
dea h OF the infant to pact acts Of violence
his psrN Mat conI,naed In this State up We'd
nesday night when the uafJrtunste w,maa died in
ereaI agony. DR.. 9. B,rney, whp atenSed her, and
the physlcsa 10 The fam ., certified hat Ann Smith
cd in child birth; and that cert ficate The body
would have be iahr ed, but that the Coroner was
called on 10 institute invesug alton. Yesterday,
no p eceedcd TO l54 broomo street accompanied BY
medical gent emin. who II appeared tht he dcceas
ed had suffered considerable violence tnat she had
received several bruises ahou. the head, neck and
chest, hut NJ positivs op'n On ceud be arrived a.
wAhouiya p st m'r,em g, ninaiIon. ThIew . de
tormined on. and tn, enquiry ihereapon adjourned
until tbis morning when the Co oaer and jury will
most likely pursus the nvestg aion, and possibly fix
the homcide on the hssha OF the deceased.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-28

Samuel Bailey was convicted of "area enc king
l. .. getting into halls and Easements OF night and
borrowing other peoples clothes. San was sent TO
the IslaHd for three months.
John Bradwick was convicted Of abducting the
person. and intriguing Tor the affections Of Gne fat
goose John paid his devors TO the goose Christ
mas eve, while tho goose was on board ef sloop,
lying abreast of one &c the markets. John was ad-
monished and discharged.
Ellen Carr,ean was charged with robbing the house
OF Margaret Martin. VIII keeps pau pau establish
ment, nj 1876 Elm street The proof was deemed in
sufficient. so Ellen was admonish,d and discharge T.
Mary Ana Houston. Sarah 8. Regel. and Hezekiah
Allen. were all charged with walloping Mary Ann
OConner. The descendant Of "the q Conner Dams -
her wrongs w the most unsophisticatsd eloquence
and the cou,t remandcd che trio 10 see how bad
charscferthsy III bore 800 ...1.e sIE
Pat O'Bricn was convicted OF beating his wife,
and sent Ia the p-nitentiary. Tor three months.
John Rogers was convicted OF having q stink ng
black eye, and of stealing a rump Of beef, from =
butcher IN Washington market John was ad Judged
60 the city prison forten days.
Charles " ikou, blufr looking fellow, rugged out
in the regular raphernalia of . Of wars man,
was charged with beating his landlady. The lady
sworc that she did nothing to Charles, but insisted
On his paying Tor the liquor he had drunk. Charles
protested hta innocence and his ignorance OF any
thing. except his belonging 90 the United States fri.
gate, and that he had been ashore liberty Charles
was remf led.
John JmkIin, dandiGed negro. was convicted of
rowdying, lighting, drinking, gluttonv, and a va
rety Of other bad crimes, for which John was adj
judged the SIX months &
Geordie Thompson and Ned Dowdiken couple
of unshaven loafers, were convicted Of running OF
with some empty bottles IN q sack. aud assauting
therwomen 'Both remauded
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-28
m a ~ ~ n a II T. a.. n LOCUM
REMOVED HIs
DRUG CHEMICAL STORE
TO ro973
BROADWAY, CORNER or CHAMBERS ST.

CeUNTERsEIT BRANDRETH's PILLS, are ssld BY
the miserable druggists who 81 III prevent the of The
world from making desrsed and rejected Of your ew
nsa1
IL deeply 10 be iapened for the sake OF pubic morals
me To publish the following:
SELLER Or toUNTERFFTTs.
the CORNER or HOUSTON STREET AND THE
BOWERY, side ofthe Bewery aud SIDE Of Hou.
tor stree, SELLS counterfeit OF my Pills.
Its endeavored BY using show Bills very similar 10 mine
deceive thu unwary p7ron OF the public into the belief hat
II TORE thus take the hard earnings ofhe poor
hat which Is kely t. rjurs thas benefit, for he
Counterfeit that seld IT the sbove store Is oaeed food
medicine should u require my name 20 rske u s-f-
IT,. conclusion Is that il - made 10 njure. Why mae
iuue7 asks. To destroy the high character of the
genuine medicine THIS Druggist " very careful hat his in
three sgns thai he his Brauerehs ss for salea which
only staemen that he d.rs HONOR AID
perfectly useless But can t. him that the morpi guilt ~
seller Of Couatert Medicine greater than tina, OF
Of countereit Money The latter decided, the hen
orzbe oftse two. He stands shance OF being cent 10 the
State frso. for but seerof Counterfeit Med
eae SHOWS csn only bring y"sr action for aud as
the sellers OF suntet medcsss have seldom thing 20
lose they caunst possibly be made topy Tney confirm The
old uie, that out s ns,h,ug nothing be ostased.
My oce IN the Bewsry few door, south of this unossh
ing seller of Counterfeit Brandreths Pills r~rchase them Al
sfce, which Is 276 Bewery between Prince aud Houstes
Streets Aud you value your health, no druggists
when you want Brapdreths Pills.
have known who have ped the 0euune Pills
but that satisfied they the best they had
s,ed iii not fr couuterfetog knaves there h
but little doubt bu long before this thy would hav.
ken the place Of all other pnga incidence A. Is they
fair 70 btcome aaj depends with The Judi
cous Public whether sh. Ne secured - my at rights
The Pubiic's obedient servant.
B.BR ,NDRrTII, NJ d, aii Broadway.
9ai Broadway a76 Bow,ry iss Hudsos st. being my
Office. the Pills purchased there he relied upon the true
andgesuine. y. RANDRETH. NJ. d. 10 sod2m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-28
CONFIDENTIAL.

nR BELLS MEDICAL OFFICE, No 4 Courtlandt 1t.
~ second door from Broadway DR. Bell continues
Ne consulted in all Of delicate nature. Syphc
and recual Affections disorders Of the urinary organs
&c, which have baed neal qu
be benefited snd relieved application DR..
Bell Professional skill coup ed with twesty err repce
the treatment sf the alb diseases enables the doctor
azure ..ef Ia al cases 10 toe yausn-
Rcwa OF pr.tenders .mpirics and medic buffers and
member No Courtlandt street. two doors from broadway
Al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-28
sraAygn on sroIr.

- STAYED OR STOLEN sbou, a o,eloet
LSr last evening from iso Elizabeth street .,rrel
6A Horse, ~ hands high, with strips Of white ., IN,
Z head aud white hiaa feet. attached ale ,e,t
sleigh panied green yellow lash Of wood. Any person
ing rnaton At the above p,cs 303 Broa.wsv cor
Of Dsaae street, viii be suitably rewarded. das AZ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-28

4 ,UrCH FLOWER BULBS Now IL the time 70 buy
~ Hysciath,. Narcissuses, Tuiir. Crocus.es nc you
wast 10 have Cue fragrant flowers during Cras and New
Var, until March and April The sbovementioned Flower
ulbs msy be sbtaned ss we'll great variety OF other
kinds Al the lowest rates In this city AZ the seed store
film WILLIAM WARDURC. fine a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-28

Two THE LADIE6-DR. A. @ HULDS UTERO ABB
i DOMINAL SUPPORTER 10 offered TO those afflicted
with Prospss Falling Of the WeS, ard other diseases
depending upon RELAXATION Of the abdominal ucIs n
sumen every way calculated Cor relief and
oratton to health When this Instrument carefully anA
properly fitted TO the form Of the patient invasby aAes
the most immediate immunity from the distressing drag
and bearing down. sensations which accompany nearly al
Of Vsceral dpacemens Of the abdomen and m sllo
application always followed BY early confession Of rsdea
relief from the patient herself The supporter Of simple
.ruction and be applied by the patient without further aid
AMOS q. HULL,
Once, vesey street, Asior Hsuse, New York.
Pamphlets describing its and application will be present.
sd at the Office. A@ aul4
lSONSUMPTioN, ASTHMA. WINTER CoUGHS!-
~ The extensive and daily increasing demand fr Dr. MA
SONS Concentrated Vegetable Balsa is truly Deacon
ofhope TO the afflicted from the thousand times acknowledged
fact Of It's having performed astonishing lasting and per-
action Of this Balsam subduing Inflammation Of the throat
windppe, lsrynx, cronch lungSsootkng and healing by
its basac powers all alterations rrita Of those parts
thus checking the pulmonary diseases aordng OF
cough breathing pain the throat chest side back
splitting Of blood, corruption, mitigating night sweats
store the acied to robust health Dr. Masons Basam
not got into notice by putting qusekery but BY facts like the
following from the New York Transcript Of Feb IS, 1885,
Dr. Masons Balsam hss been abundany proved
excellent remedy for coughs colds splitting Of blood consunp
lion, &c gentleg in Office, had been long and
ed by three bottles Of Dr. Mason very valuable med
cineD
For sale by A, B. Sands 10 and 100 Fulton street; Mil
1913 Broadway DR. Hart Chambers and Broadway
Denver Chambers and Church Syme, 81 and $50
bowery Wyeth, llS Bowery; G. King GA Broadway
Bedford streets, and Bnets Pernmery store 81 Caaai st.
Price 81. o2Q am
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-28

NASSAU GUARDS BALL BROOKLYN.-The Sixth
IN Annual Ball Of the Nassau Guards will take place at
Smiths City Hotel Brooklyn Monday evening, Dee Goth,
$780, The room will be appropriately seeorat and every
made the sPProb .tion Of the company
Ticket. 81 e.eh to be had Of sprag liz Maiden ians
Carriages ruihsd BY the Commite) will be in waiting
:. the Fulton Ferry ssas GIS
GEo H. FRArxL,N Secretary. d25 81
nv WENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWAKD.-orU
i THlEF!!!-An EnsIishwoman, about IS to 40 years Of
herself MARY ANN BRADY, had on when she left green
plaid cloak and English straw bennett imposed herself
Ss, M Il. s,ss @ the e%a sSa articles
An English gold watch made BY Ro'ke gold face, hagree
and embossed back.
amethyst consisting of necklace head ornament
Three finger rings in hair shape Of heart jet
aud pearl.
One topaz, marked IN the inside M. A.W;
The other pearl and gold
One black merino mantilla trimmed with fur.
One square black neriLo shawl.
One black and white blanket shawl.
One pair white embossed silk hose.
One worked cambria pocket handkerchief deep lace trim
Ladies' caps boots, and many other articles
should any Of the articles be offered and TO give
at the police Office at the Hall Of Justice. d25 81.
I EECHEs-400O German eeches Of remarkable large
IL sze just received and in prime srder ahdready
for expectation, for sale WHOLESALE and retail, by
d7 a. JAMES WOOD 90 James st.
TENTH WARD BANK-NOTICE.-Ihs subscribers
to the ock Of this Bauk, requ red to pay the ba
lance Of the Insalments due, before January 2d
or forfeit the payments made thereon
d2t lm+ T. HOOK, Cashier.
II ECTlTREs ON WlTCHCRAFT, AT CHATHAM
IL STREET CHAPEL-The Rev T. 8. BRITAIN. will
deliver Lee Wiichcraft at the Chatham street
Chspe Monday, the s0th Dec and Friday the Sd jan
commencing each evening at haEpast7 O'Clock precisely
Argument The existence OF Internal Spirits aud the fact
possibility OF human beings holding with them
Tickets 90 cen, to be had at the door the evening Of
lecture s.8 d25 tJ3%
DOR The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHAM.
Il fAGNE!. IA large assortment Of
the following choice brands, viz: Union,' Hedsieck,
STAR" Lambert Co.." Steamboat Ship" Great
Western" 'Lusserneo .Queen Victoria" : 8acchus,
Eagle" Anchor' Harp. Constitution, Arrsw be
sides other brands, at the "'Graniie Wine Vaults"
EDW. r. ROBINSON,
Commission Wine Merchant, Granite Buildings,
Broadway and Chamber ST.; entrance in Chamber ct.
dl7 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-28

CUsfENsiON OF SPECIE PAYMENTS The cris;s
~ has arrived to test tho of the cash syrs for
however ha,ters the credit system appear pape
effects upon individuals often prove ruous in eres.
In London and Paris the against
itand consequently number Of prurg up
81 late years that do cash business only This termed
BY the European syste and but recently
troduced INTO New York.
PHILLIPS Of 100 waliam street. does net claim for himself
the honor OF M introduction bu. he d-es believe that he
out 10 tressr extent than any cfhs rsns Fer instance,
they content With purchasing for cash 81 the obbe,
tow he RENTS funds 10 Europe q ihs manufacturers
direct thereby avoiding all those accumulated prof" which
enhance the value 81 articles bre they reach the customer
The extensive patroasss he hiss hopored WITH Be
socent voucher Of psbc opinion 10 the way he carries
out his assertion Of product ,ar. rate garment cut IN
peror style and made BY but the most flashed worken
He effects saving &C ~ cent the prices charged by
louses who profess furnish the best goods and he the
Notwithstanding Superiority Of hs style eegsnce Of s
garments Phillips will also warrant his coats se squal
mode in Brosday and he considers them the sress
stand ard BY which seomparision heinstiiuted.
NB.-AH good. paid Cor desvsry. and gentleman q
psced 10 tshe garments when any reassssbe objection en-
ist call solicited At 100 William Of John street.
n9Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-28

DREMIUM PfCKLE0 OYsrERs-I have taken con.
siderable pains to obtain fnelot Of Oysters
which have picked in my very best STYLE ating
uua orders to supply the tabIe of the families Of the city
with the above delicious article for their New Years Day
visits In this branch Of business it has lately been dec
ded tr' al with competitors that stand
diploma at my establish ment from the American Institute
will testify 10 the above will send them any part the
city we'll fires, Oysters (equa, sny upon a. mo-
derate terms THOS. DOWNING, Brosdst. d2l lw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-28

z ,ENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE, lis rec ( SLIP
" Fer Cabin second Cabin and Storage passengers and
England Ireland sccan and Wales by the way oLon
DON Liverpool Hull and Bristol The subsriber. beg TO
form their friends sud the public that they continue make
arrangements for bringing out passengers from all parts
Great Britain and Ireland the most reasonable terms first
eiass American packet ships, &C which will leave Liver
pso every week throughout the srrpg 81 Isso.
They bee state that they packets sailing regularly
FROM London Hull aud Bristol aong those persons
dss IL the Uaed States aud the Csnala who wish send
Tor their FRI ads from any part Of The Old Country oppor
uniiy of doing such only b. with Al this office
sod their agent IN Lvcrp o wko has long and avora
snown connected with the New Yodh Packets, will
that the regularity be observed in pncuai sailing Of
the chip belonging this line, which has them the
preference heretofore, snd n detention shall per-
IONS liverpool whose passage has been settled for with the
subscribers.
In all where those sent Cor decline coming the pssss
money reurnsd 10 the parties from whom received
Further particular made known on application m BY letter
pos, paid which will receive prompt attention. 10
w. +. TAPsCOTT - reek SLIP,
ns0 I'M nest door 10 ISL South street New York.