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Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-23
Miscellaneous.
FIT FOR TAT, OR THE GoQUETTE PUN,


ISHED.
Ellen was fair, and knew il too,
As other village beauties do,
Whose mirrors nsver lac; ssa ..ii..s,s
Secure of any swain she chose,
She smiled on half a dozen beaus,
And reckless of lovers woes,
She cheated these and tainted those,
For how could any one suppose
a Clown could take her eye.
But whispers through the village ran.
That Edgar was the happy man,
The maid designed to bless.
For wheresoever moved the fair;
The youth was like her shadow there,
And rumor boldly mateh'd the pair,
For village folks will guess.
Edgar did love, but still delay'd
Tomake confession to the maid,
So bashful was the youth
But let the flame in secret burn,
Certain of meeting a return,
When from his lips the iair should learn
Officially the truth.
At length, one morn, to taste the air,
The youth and maid, in one horse chair
A long excursion took
Edgar had nerv'd his bashful heart,
The sweet confession to impart,
For ah! suspense had caused smart
He could no longer brook.
He drove, nor siacken'd oncehis rein,
Till Hamstead's wide extended plain
Scem'd join'd to skies above.
Nor house, nor tree, nor shrub was near,
The wide and dreary scene to cheer,
Nor soul within ten miles to hear,
And still poor Edgar's silly fear
Forbade to speak of love!
At last one desperate effort broke
The hashful spell, and Edgar spoke
With most persuasive tone;
Rccounted past attentions DER,
And then by all that's lovely, swore,
That he would love forevcrmore,
If she'd become his own.
The maid in silence heard his prayer,
While with most provoking air,
She titter'd in his face;
Then said, ''Tis time for you to know
A lively girl must have beau,
Just like reticulc- for show
And at her nod to come and 90,
But he should know his place
Your penetration must be dull,
To let a hope within your skull,
OF matrimony spring.
Your wife!-Ha! ha!--upon my word,
The thought is laughably absurd
As any thing ever heard;
never drcam'd of such thing
The lover sudden dropp'd his rein
Now on the centre of the plain,
THE Inch pins out, nc cried,
BE pleased one moment to alight,
Till can set the matter right,
That we may safely ride.
He said, and ha nded out the fair,
Then laughing crack'd his whip in air,
Exclaim 'd-'Adicu! leave you there,
In solitudG to roam
what mean you, sir?' the maiden cried,
Did you invite me out to ride
ii 70 leave me here without guide?
Nay, stop, and take me home"
What, take you home!' exclaimed the beau
Indeed, my dear, I'd like to know
How such hopeless wish could grow
Or in your bosom spring.
Take Ellen home! upon my word,
The thoughts as laughingly absurd
As any thing ever heard,
never dream d Of such thing
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-23

Our PRoTEsT.-We give notice tina.
on tomorrow, or some subsequent day,'
sometime before the next Presidential
election, that weshall enter our PRO-
TEST against the Wings eating ono
another, like swine in hard winter.
They are our bread and meat,and their
existence is of Just as much value to our
trade as historical old ladies are to tho
medical professionalism Statesman.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-23
TERMS.
TIE PINEY WOODS PLANTER
wa be Published epery Saturday

~. TOFH1LL and VIM. F. EISEEY.
N The price will be FIVE DOLLARs per
tnnum IT paid in advance, or Six Dolls.
n not paid until the end of the year.
y II payments made within the first three
nonths will DO considered as in advance.
No subscription received for less Pc
bod than twelve months Ro4 discontin-
ped until all arreaages are paid. A
failure to notify a discontinuance of the
paper will be considersd AZ new on.
gagement.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-23

ADVERTISEMENTS
Win be charged at the rate Of ONR
DOLLAR for every ten lines or ander. for
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-23
JOB WORK

Justices and other BLANKS fog sale al
this Office.
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49, = - --=t----------- - :
BOOK BlNnERY.

Under the P,cnyune Office, " Camps'.
QRONSEMA' Is HOWsON beg leave 10 inform
ID their customers and the public generally, thai
hey have removed their establishment, 10 M. q
amp street, Immediately under the Office OF the
they are prepared TO execute all
r,ers in their line.
H,si"g received from the North supply "f pa.
YER and materials "t a superior quality. for the
manufacture oi Blank Books, they offer ,hrir ser-
vices =" merchants and others, who may wish
work OF tina, kind +; aud hnving the ndvag,age Of
several yaaIs's experience in that line, they are
confident Of giving sat 'stac,on TO those who may
f,v"r them with their custom.
Fur notar'cs, architects aud others, maps and
plans will he pasted IN linen. vanished and
mounted in the nealost manner, Il al the shores,
no'icc.
Plain and fancy binding, in all It's varieties nj.
CHINA GLASS \; EARrHEN WAKE STORE
80 Chnrres street, New Orleans.
M VI. SERGEANT & Co. importers Of French
w and English China and Earthen ware. arc
now opening new a;'d rich patterns Of breakfast
dining aud tea services, '"i'e, sets, pitchers, tea
md cuilcc cups, 'cap"'s, sugars, creams, bowlcs
plates. dishes, turcei,s, wash basins an! ewels
foo, baths. etc. etc.
R'ch cut and plain French and American glass
war-9obIets, champagnes, lcmUnadeS, jclies
cIare,s, wines, cordals, centre b"wles, docam,e,s
tumblers, preserve dishes, celercs, pitchers, lam pS
lamp shade aud glasses, candle shados, salt eel.
| lers, tic.
Silver plated, hronzcd and britannia warcs-cas
tors, liquor stands, cake buske cts, cnndlrsicks
branches, SPOONS, ladies, coffee and ttsp",s sugars
creams, lamps, japaaned trays, astral s,nnds, nnt
| hanging Lamps, fine cutlery, German silver spoon
and forks, together with great variety If article
tor family use. Merchants, planters, hut Ia, an.
mb"a's, furnished with goods al the most rea
sonahe prices, and packed So as to be cunvuyrt
w',h safety t"any par, Of The c"un ~.
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RUSHTON Il AsPINALL'o

RUSIlTON Il ASpINALLe
TOMPOUNu TONIC MlXrURE.-A speedy
" and cc,tan for the Fever and Aguc,
rcmittcnt and intermittent iuvcls; prepared from
the original recipe. Used w.,h eminent and uni
vcrsal success 1882, by r-rs",,s Of the highest
responsibility il this CITY, as stated in the annexed
certificates
This medicine is highly recommended, and has
been cAtcnsivcy used in the above diseases with
such distinguished success, that the proprietor of
the recipe has been induced TO offer it to the pub
lie in its present form in the hope that it may DO
the means of relieving many of those who arc
suffering under the scourgc of our country. L, is
medicine possessing great virtue, and whom used
according to the directions has never failed of
etfecting cure, oven in the most obstinate stage
of the disorder. 1t is not at oil disngrccablc and
persons of the weakest stomach, and children may
take ii with impunty. II strengthens the digestive
organs, creates an appetite, and seldom requires
more than one, in obstinate cases. two bottles
to effect cure. There is neither mercury nor
arsenic in tho medicine, nor any thing injurious
TO the human constitution. Tho propricto.s arc
SO well convinced Of its efficacy, that they agree
to refund the price Of every bottle which has been
takon in accordance, with tho directions and has
not effected Il perfect cure Of tho fever 4 aguo.
A. OLIVER, sole agent for New Orleans at
his Wholesale and retail drug and medicine store,
corner of BicnvlIle and Churlrcs streets.
For District Agencies apply to
ic5 T.. W. SMITH, 4S Cont st.
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bacon SIUES-36 ca-k. Cincinnati sn,x
1J'an'l'ny f'o1 the stc'nhml EcI", ana ior sale,
lhN;EHT u IlAWC

NNtiE undersigned having recon renced bnsn, -
L as IA Druggist and Ap"hecury, in the s,uvs
owned by Nj. cob OF, at the corner Of Tivulj
circle and Triton Walk, respectfully soci,s share
OF the Tuhlic Parbhdg &c and renewal Of the favors
of his former customers. The entire s,cok u
Drugs, medicines and ioncy articles is fresh ana
carefully selected. The following only arc mar.
ticularizcd, viz:
Pre- Soda, Seidli'z and Saratoga Powders.
YEAST Powders, being a wholesome and eleean,
substitute Tor yeast, in raising bread, buck wheat
cakes, Sc,
Bullets EfFtrvcsccn, Magnetism App ercn,-a
pleasant and genie purRa'ive in dyspepsia or indi-
geslon, nervous debility, gddine- e, headache
acdi,y OF the stomach, habit ual cos.yeurss, cu,a.
neous erup,ions, &c.
Carpenters Fluid Extrac, Of ssrsaparilla +
purifying the blood, &c do do and cubehs, &c.
swam's Punacea and Verm'tuge British an
ilae'lem oils, Opodedoc, &c.
Refined Llln"ricr, jmiubc and Guanauve paste
Tooth brushus, N 5 Prenlict's corbonic dcntri,
lice, chlorine tooth wash, powder pufIs and bexee.
Preniiccs cabunlc dentIlicc, chlorine tooth wsst.
powder pulls and boxes, Prenlicc's scented and
plain toilet powder. ON ,tum creme de Perse.
orange il'wcr, rose, lavrm' or and Florida waters.
Of the hes, quli,es, Rowlnn Macassar Oil, Old.
ridges baL' Of Columbia, bears ol, variety Of
I"c'ser and other matches, ind.ble marking ink
superior black ink, &c.
Sperm and refined whale oil. HAYS Liuimen,.
A fresh assortment OF Thvrhurn' Garden Seeda
oct2 GEORGE JONES.
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eef=.~ leaves Mobile every day al three
~ ass'sF=Zss7s "'cl"ck. m per U S mail boat
for Halls L'nd,ng, above Bakely thence four
post coaches tu Pc1sarola-thcnco steam, bUats to
Lagr ,nre, where the land route is resume euce
via Marannn and Brownsville, Fla. Bainb,idgc.
P,ndertown, II ,wkinsville. Saumdersvilc & Louis.
vile I" Augusta, Ga, connecting regularly with
The rail road cars l." Charleston. and the steam
packets 10 Now York, Norfolk, Philadelphia, etc i.
The steamboats, are the hes, for the service, and
the navigation presents more advantages than can
be found upon any steamboat route in the south.
ern regin,..
The great Improvements in the route have been
produced by the construction OF fifty miles Of new
road, by the pr"prict"rs, viz from LnGrange on
Lafayette Bayou, M arm Of Santa Rosa B.y. 10
Bryan,'s Ferry, on the Chnt,ahonchrc river, zen
mil, IS above the C.'wt.rd, or Ia above Cedar Bluff.
whereby the navi CATION Of the river, and the cor.
scquenl deten,i"ns, aud R"re recently the ncnn
venient crossing at the C"wt'rh, are entirely
avoided, and fine road from Mariana dir,c,
I" Bainbridgr, Instead OF the rDundat,nut road via
Chattahu"chrr, lcsscniny the distance about forty
miles, and liner, asng the facilities more than
once a day.
Alro, branch line Of two horse stages every
9TH r day f"m II knsv,lIr, via rry to Macon,
Ga. connecting with the line 10 Savanna, and
Dlrien, Geo.
A mail sram"oa, plies regularly lie wecn
Banbidgc and A ,'alachi"oln. Travel rs wish Q
10 reach any point on Chat,nI,oochre or A;,alach =
cola, can lake sicot.hout at Brownsville.
Mobile to Pensacola Land Rou c-During the
time occupied by The repairs of boa's, the proprie.
tors of tbs Florida line will Iun a line Of four
horse post coaches every other day between No.
bile and Pensacola.
Passengers will leave Mobile al 3 o'clnck D m,
in the U S mail boat, and proceed to Halls Land
ing, where four horse coach will &c waiting 10
convey them to the excellent house Of Mr.. Charles
Hall, mile distant, where they will find
pleasant accommo da,ons for the nght-caving
next morning, they will arrive in Pensacola earl
in The evening, thus avoiding the discomfort Of
nigh, travelling.
Office a, The Mansion House, Mobile, and Col.
Inns Iio,eI, Pensacola, where seats mus, be scru
red. STOCKTON & Co. nov |
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NEW GOODS-Simmons HART l. now 're
csivng from on beard ships Ynzoo, and Saratoga
andbrG Concnrliu, from New York, great variety OF
goods in their nr which together with their former
stock hand, makes icir u>sor,r very, plctc.
The following compose part viz: ell twist, t.r s'de,
tuck and dressing tOms, horn do OF all descriptions, In
ta rubber silk and worsicd elastic cur,crs, L.
fine elastic susencrs loco ioco and !ucicr matches,
Seitz powders, powder pufis and boxes toilet powder,
pocket books and wallets, needle books, SHE'LL pearl
ivory and morocco card cases. hcud ornaments plain CO.
raj beads, necklaces anl ncglgccs, bead cAans bead
aecnccs cu glass and plain seed silver and gilt Leatis
Indian beads bells and puncs; pistol aud large pow
pistols double and single barrelIed guns, Bowie knives
ind rks. scissors, shears pocket knives guard chains
and ribbons, waist buckles CLOTH Lar, tooth, nail comb
.runb. shoe, pnte, floor md busting brushes, Cologne
Florida lavender and bay rassorte esscnces
and extracts Aaccassar, bear, antique and Wards
geuble hair oils shaving and toilet soaps of all hes-
criptions, ladrs' and gencmrns desks and dressing
cases. huir rzettcs and brads, puin fancy and
musical work boxes plain and gilt figured, coat and
vest bunas, pear! and ivory shirt d. shirt slls gold
and silver pencil cases, oothpcks and wcezers plated
and gilt lockcs, miniature do, silver brass and steel
tnimbles, hooks and eyes, hair pins, imitation fuit blk
and rednk, shoe blncking, vions and guitars ribbed
and plain percussion caps, linen twne scented cusI-
,ens gold and sill, CT lace and FRINGE latter paper game
bags, riding WHIPS walking canes, playing cards, fine
gold, putsd aud gilt jtwcllry sc.
The above, together with great variety Of other ar
les offered ut Wholesale retail Oh ucc unoa,inu
terms.
N B Shell combs repaired
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Ev2ESII GARDEN SEED-The subscriber
Il hrgs 10 express his grateful thanks To the pubs
lie, FOR the liberal supper, he has Received since ne
commenced business in this city. Being sue pro
Priet"r Of the seed store, II Common street, he
not and never was agent Tor any northern seed
vender; neither is he connected with any house in
This country-but he assures the public that his
connections in every department Ut the seed busi-
ness, in the different countries Of Europe are equal
10 that Of any h"usc in tn" Uneh States. lie I'M
ports seeds, plants, &c. trum the most extensive
and respectable nurseries aud see Jsmen in France,
Holland, England, Scotland, and the no lhern
statrs-and il will all times be his interest, as it
is his study, to Receive, in addition to his present
stock large vas Of every description, really the
growth 4" 1888: also engratred fruit ire. $, Of oil
kinds. The public may rely on finding full
s"rtment Of every arcle in the seed line, Of genus
inc quality, and imported direct by
n VIM. OHM.
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VARNlSlES-Th Subscriber, having lately esla
blished n vHrni,h mamnfactOry in New Orleans, is
ready supply the painters and the public in general
by wholesale retail. Ills prices moderate, and
tile quality ii his products any brought
to this place. The gentleman employed to superintend
The mandatory has been ut III, hsnd Of extensive
establishment Of This kind in Europe. Those disposed
shall he presented with fair sample If any varuisl
they wish tn Try. Amongst the var,,isi,es the
coach M. ], warranted not To change in i,oia
water. The black vsrnis,, for -,ores and steam t,c
cbin,nies The transparent variis without s,.,elI. y
&C. u8 II -BUNNABEE.
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kIARRoWGATE SPRINGS
MUM g0rIIVTv TO1TlTV, NTaThn.
THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NE

ORLEANS.
YENIE proprietor of this establishment has the pleo
L sure of announcing to his friends and the public.
in general that lie will he in readiness by the first ay Of
May IL receive viscrs. lie will also slate for the r,
net of those al distance that there lvc been large
improvements made, and others now going Oh and IN
rapid progress for completion, which will enable the
subscriber to accommodate much larger number than
heretufnIe, and at the same time much better
famiiie can he accommodated . it'll good rooms, or
those who prefer eau have large cab IS detached from
the main building.
1t is deemed unnecessary t. saw any,hiur in ,ar,icu
iaf Of the character Of these WATERS for il is generally
Believed that they inferior tn any in tile South
ern States. All the ainnsemen,s thu, are ge,e,niy
found al Watering Places, will he fund NJ this. i
best music tina, this part Of tn country Affords
been engaged md will he in cOlstunt attendance u, M
Springs during the whole season.
he subscriber will avail himself of this Opportunity
in returning his uneisncd ,l"ks for the very liberal
support given lin, last season. and hopes hy the csrr-
tuis thai have been made in imprsins aud extending
the Accommodations. to nciit u liberal pat,ag. the
psesent seasuu. JNU CRAM.
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~ OTlCE-I'hc partnership of Kelley, Mason &Co
of New Orenn-; Mason, iiurris &C"., Of Natchcx;
nd Harris Kelley NCo., of Rodney, dissolved
hc3ist of Muy last, by the death Of Samuel A Mason,
one Of the partners OF the firms.
with the settling and closing said business as follows:
LevC Harris will attend to the settling of the business
Of Mason Harris 4 Co.. at Nu,chcz; and Harris, KEEL
ey & Co.. Rodney; and Henry Kelley will attend to
he settling of hs business Of Kelley Mason & Co,
New Orleans. The MINES Of he several firms will he
used in Iiqsidatio" only.
Those Indebted to said firms are earnestly requested
having cui,ns will please prsscn, ,hem without delay.
LEVI T. HARRIS,
HENRY KELLEY.
Now OrItaua Inn, 07 I337
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HARPER'S CLASSICAL LIBRARY.
I GRACE, translated by Phillip Francis D ID, with
o.lcs. &c.h by Ben J"nson, Cowlcy, Milton, Drydos
Pope Addison, Swift Chut,crton, G Wakefield Person
i'rynn &c. and some Of the e,,en, poets of til
dnv-und
piitEDRUS, with the appendix II ;;n.lins ,ransls
ted by Christopher SMART in vols fornin; volumes.
and ~ f"iiarpcr's Classical Library
The Expedition Of HUMPHREY ClINKER by
Smoc,t, NJ -, with memoir Of III, Author, by Thu,
Us Roscoe Esq, new edition, with illustrations, by &c
cruiksnnk
THE iiPsf; Tale, by the author of "Iiichoi,as
Mary OH argundy," &C., edition, vols .umpla
n one.
Paul. ,LIFFOED;b by the nu,,.rr ., "P.Ih.. y,
The DE' : BY Nc, being volu' ~ o live ~
nof"Ei ~"r's Complies tSfks. Just r.. -;.sA
sale, WIN MckfaN
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-ROWAND's TONIC MIXTURE.


VEN years nave not yet elapsed since it was
l. first regularly submitted to the public; but it
has attained tho highest reputation; and has sup
planted every other medicine for the Aguo wherov-
or It has been known and appreciated. Already
has il been carried in evory direction throughout
tho United States and still realizes moro than could
have been anticipated by lis most sanguno friends
Thousands OF persons havc not only been relieved,
hut rcslored - health and vigor through its agcn
cy; and they now cheorfully testify, at ovcry op.
Portnn'ty, TO its de:ided and supreme efficacy. 1t
Is composed OF such medicinal principles US are
calculated to renew the healthy action OF tho stom-
acl, liver, and other important digestive organs.
tho loss of which harmony is the Immediate cause
Of tho disease. II is apparent also, thai it produ.
eos an cn,r" change in tho condition of the system.
and certainly destroys the native liability TO relan-
Of the affection. When The Apnc Is n,,ends.a
with any other counlaint ,hs omn .s,,. .o ...
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DEAFNESS

A NEW article for persons troubled with deafness
~ lcallcd the Ear Trinpnl) has just been received
by the use Of which, the slightest articulation Of the lu
man voice is DISTINCTLY conveyed TO the sar ANY
who us obliged 10 converse with very dca
pe,son m,,s he fully sen lille OF the difficulty and EN-
arrassnen experienced both by themselves and the in
iivlunls so unfortunately afflicted. blythe Of tho
Far Trumpet This objection is entirely apviuted. The
having used ,.s Trumpet For safc u,
81 TFGUfON'S,
Fancy Of Cn,on aud ST Charles streets
MGR ttis sxCaLlss Hotel. lrb IL
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William Smith tenders his services to the CHI,
zens OF New Orleans as q teacher Of the piano
torle. Mr. S having been employed several years
teacher II music in private families in 's,on,
and also IL, several Of the female seninarics in its
vicinity, canno, but hope to ner, their confidence.
liz is permitted to refer to Rev DR. Cl.pp, M.ssrs
Ste,son l. Avery Henderson L. Gaines.
Fur terms, &c please apply al the book store Of
Alexander InH err, 40 Clmu st oct 2
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MDNTAGUt"S
RI In EOR I'HE YEE YH

B.A M FOR THE TEETH.
iEestublis,cd reputation md consta, inc,ca sins
L demand for this cilc. tual remedy Of pain, and pre-
scrvave of the teeth, has induced the subscriber
offer it 10 the American public. Arrangements lav
been nude to supply agents in all the principal cite
and towns in the United States, to place it h
the reach OF those suffering and likely suffer this
harnssing Of all aches, Ioohachc.
When applied according to directions given
bottle, it has failed afford immediate and
manent relief. 1t also arrests the decay dcfcctv
teeth, and relieves TINT " hcll so frequent,
renders strong .ootl, useless The application and
remedy sinE,e, innocent not unpleasant; aud
the large nunbcr Of persons in different sections Of ii.
country, that nvc ar.udy experienced such delightful
and >alutary ct%c,s from the Of the Balm, arc ready
to bear ttor the public g"o their testimony to lis mn
rivnllcd qhalt,es. 1t is nm Indian remedy, ohtuined
sinsnlarly nnl unexpectedly, aud mv be rcsarlcL b,
the civilized world as the mos, valuable discovery
re,lman os the woods
fiicc 81 Yer bottle. Sold by
JARVIS & ANDREWS.
mr. 5 Cor Common aud 'rr.nuolins Sis.
~ DOT. HATS, in cuscs-!3 dozen white M"o
w Hats, for sale JOHN II GRAHAM.
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NEW ORLEANS AND BALTIMORE LINE OF
~ PACKETS.
This line will consist Of the following vessels,
which have been built or purchased expressly for
the trade, viz:
Ship Seaman, Capt. Miner,
Bark Mary, :. Nickrrson.
Trad Ferry, now Stevens,
. Solomon Sa!tus, =" Latham,
Brig Architect, Gray.
These vessels arc Of tho first class, have hand
some furnished accommodations, and arc Of a light
dtait OF water, so us TO admit Of their receiving and
d.scharging their cargcs in Baltimore, at he citu
Freight will be tuken for ports on tho chesapeake
or james River. and forwarded by the agents,
Mcssrs. CLARKE & KELLt'GG, ut Baltimore:
expenses on goods shipped will DO advanced when
required. The price of passage Is fixed at $50,
ample stores Of tho b st quality will be provided.
Steam W and down the Mississippi will b. taken
on all occasions.
For freight or passage, a",';y to
GEO. BEDFORD,
hov"f % Bicnvc 81.