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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-03
STOVE & TIN-W AR l.
MANDATORY.
al The Old Stand.
al The Old Stand

A T the old stand, nearly opposite 2. Hyde &
IA Co.'S store may be found complete assort-
mcnt of Cooking, Parlor, Shop and all other stoves
now in demand
Funnel of all descriptions, constantly on hand
and made to order.
ALSO
A complete assortment Of Tin, Jnppancd, and
Britannia Ware together with many other articles
in his line, all of which will be sold rsry cheap
for cash, or cheap for good credit
tJCall and sec-no charge Cor looking
WILLARD WALKER.
N. 3, Al persons whose noics rnd bills lave
become due would DO well TO call and settle in-
mediatey, or tle9 viii -.
Nov 90. II W. w.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-03
Sc fi1S'


Syrup Liverwort,
For care oCCons4mp'ion,, Coughs and
Colds.
More a. $4,000 bottles of Ibis very valuable
medicine has been sold principally IN tie State OF
Maine, y snce it was fst offered TO the pubic by
the original inventor and proprietor. J. Z. Sears a
few years since
Ii is undoubiedly superior TO any other ailrie 81
fercd to the public ms seldom ids in giving relief
where il is taken in due season.
nI sale By j w ll.Nl n tON.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23

laid off the Districts according TO law, you
are requested to call their immediate atten,
ton to the subject.
Sheriffs "hold their Offices for two years. y
Those Sheriffs elected at the last general
election can therefore continue TO perform
the duties Of the office for two years from the
day they gave bond and took the oath OF
office.
Many bonds given by Sherifs heretofore,
are imperfect and insufficient. have sent
a correct form drawn uP by the Attorney
General, TO the Clerk of the Probate Court
of your county. The Judge of Probate is
authorized to approve Of the bonds and sure.
ties of Sheriffs, and they are required to be
recorded, filed and preserved in the Office of
the Clerk of the Probate Court.
Should you be candidate for reelection,
you will hand this letter to the officer you
have appointed to hold the election
am, sir, yours, respectfully.
A. G. McNUTT.
To the Sheriff of county.
October 12-l3-1w.
The Natchez Free Trader; Piney Woods
Planter; Eastern Clarion; Columbus Demo
crat; Marshall County Republican; South.
ern Reporter and Democratic Union, will
give the above circular one insertion.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23
To the Public.

The rights of editors and pub shers of papers ha
been too long neg'e ted. Justice will never done
un themselves assert their rights and enforce the
most rigid rules which in the end will be found alike
saluary 10 the public and beneficial to those engaged
in the press. Publishers of papers have been so long
imposed upon the community a. large, that they are
considered some extent degrade class OF beings,
when n fact there vocation in lifF ST. honorable,
deserving OF high consideration, productive of so
much good, class that exerts powerful an inhu
Ieuce 1t i. kroAn 10 be roVerba for the debt to
Inewspape publishers 20 consider their demands as
the last to be ad-debs to which there Is attached
no moral obligation, and which they can refuse to
raw with Justice and honor: hence, ii is incumbent
upon the contractors ." The press to assert their own
rights and res I've, severay and jointly to bring all
patrons OF newspapers under obligations tina
tach other contracts or always remain 10 poverty
and want. with .hon ands due them from the most
solvent men in The country.
We call upon all editors and publishers of pspers
who approve Of the following rules, to endorse them
bv their signatures-pace them AT the hea1 OF ther
pansrs. ami strictly adhere to them.
ist. No subscription received without payment IN
Advance.
months. e. II
81. Advance paynent VIII Dc require" ""'i OH
transient advertisers.
Ar To announce no man for any Office, either
STATE or County, without The Advance payment OF te"
dollars.
eth Political circulars charged as ACCOMPLISHMENTS
anJ pavment required in advance
e,h All Advertisements of personal a'terca'lon
al, he charged double aud payment required tn a.
rance me-. 10 r,;nted without
..der no, delivered to any person without payment
THE above rules, we, the undersigned piPuse our
selves to abide Dy. y.,.ES a STEVENS
Editor and Proprietor of the Yaz0or y Wing
Editor If the Natchez Courier.
PFSANt ON & AlIDAY,
Publishers OF the NJ s,issi apiFree Trader.
A""'' JANE HAGAN,
r,:.o. aud Proprietor of tle lick bur Senunci'
EoitOf a"u VIM. M SNYTH,
Editor and Proprietcr ofthe Grand Gut a :.
Eui'o' B. e. : {. rORWINE.
Ed;ors and Proprietor ofthe zoo banner
Eoiois o GEORGE A. WI son,
p.on,;e.o. of the Hol- .Spr ne Banner.
Editor anu FHOMAS BROWN,
ra;,or of the 4odaey Telegraph.
I'M Dt'FFlELD,
| Editor Of Grand s;uf Wing
| WB. TEBO,
Editor Of the Fayett Advertiser.
| NEED & NEWTON,
RahER g. CURTIS.
ra;,ors and ProprietOrs Of he Southern a EB
p,hI;shar ofthe Southern Sentinel.
a" ARA 8, CL Rk, Y
Publisher of the Port Gibson CsrresPo ,n1n
Ed;tor of Galatin Star.
| WILLIAM M. TOLBEKI,
Pub,;sher Of the State Rights and Democfauo on'OH
/ Jnne 'S39.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23
THE WEEKLY METROPOLITAN.

A general, Literary, Historical, Congressional g.
n Miscellaneous Journal, publisher at Washing
ton, d. C.. in its departments aims at the highest
character, Printed in clear, good type, on large
sheet Of fine white paper; the whole OF il being devo'
ted to valuable and interesting r. aiding matter.
TERMS,-Oue Dollar and halfpcr amum in ad
vance.
-Four papers viii be cent to tho order Of any per-
con acting rs agent for the collection Of subscribers,
enclosing five dosrs nine for ten dollars nineteen
for twenty dalars fifty for fifty dollars. The enclO-
sures by mail at the risk Of the Editors. The receipt
or number Of the paper will Be sufficient receipt
for the money transferred.
Postmasers, booksellers, and in general. a.! per
sons Interested in the success Of such eneFpIe
are respectfully requested act agents for The Ne
tropnlan; the above teens being Of the mos. li0era
character
All letters t. be addressed free Of postage.
J.ANGTREE ~ 0'SULLIVAN.
1 ~ Editors throughout the country are requested 70
eopv and notice this advetisemen the Netlopo titan
I will Be sent e. al comply ing with the request.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

Cry of JACKSON, September 23d, ls39.
SIR:-The Constitution provides that the
- Governor "shail take care that the laws
be faithfully executed" have therefore
thought proper to advise you OF the manner
in which the coming general election IS to
he held. and the returns thereof made.
The Constitution provides that "the Chan
cellor shall be elected by the qualified cleo
TORS or the whole State, for the term OF SIX
years." and that '.all vacancies not provides.
for in the Constitution shall be filled IN such
manner az the Legislature may prescribe.
The schedule to the Constitution provides
that the first election for all State and County
Ulcers. under the Constitution, members OF
,he Legislature excepted,) shall be held on
the Isl Monday and day following IN May;
Iaa3. uand the officers then elected shall
continue III Office until the succeeding gen
sral election and after, in the same manner
a # the election bad taken place at the time
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23
COM1ILSSION HOUSE.
~ HE UNDERSIGNED having secured
N one ofthe largest and best
WAR USES

w A R Ell O u 8 ES
in Vickshurg, are prepared to receive for
Sale, Shipment, or Storage, Cotton and
other produce.
Que of them, Mr.. A. A. HALsEy, will
attend TO the sale of Cotton in New Orleans.
and their agent, Colonel G. S. Cook, will
superin'end the receiving and forwarding
the Cotton and produce at VIcksburg.
The undersigned will use every exertion
to get the very highest prices of the market,
either at Vicksburg or New Orleans, for such
Cotton as may be entrusted to them for sale;
and the proceeds of the sale paid to the Gus.
toner in the very money re:eiveu for the
Cotton sold. They will also buy Cotton;
but in no instance will they except bills up.
on tie cotton shipped or agreed TO be ship
ped to them. 6TTheir WARE HOUSE
in Vicksburg, is the large and commodious
CoTToN Press. erected by William Fl.
Washington, OF Levee street.
HALSEY & GWIN, Vicksburg Miss.
A. A. HALSEY & co. New Orleans.
September 25, 1898.
OEFThe Lexington Union; Southern Re.
port I; VIcksburg Wing; Vicksburg Senti.
mel; Grand Gulf Advertiser; Free Trader;
Holly Springs Republican; Democratic Tn.
ion and Madison Wing Advocate, will in
sert the above until 1st January, 1910, and
forward their accounts to this office.
Mississippian.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23
AnVERTISEME EMS.
" LIN GToN E0T3-'

~ EiNGTON IOIA@ :.
,s,r. .,,h.c,;bers having taken the above wen !
tnown tavern stand formerly owned o. q. M .as :.
:, and lately in the occupancy OF MI scaD
ps1's -osnestuy inform the public, that the are
prepared to acc immediate tS0,s vino "s ss.son
,ssm with their 'nal , - comfort
a hall be spared on their part % maAs '''- $500
able. =. attainment Is q good stable land
!. sxclu lively under ibe conrol o. pess,1
az Y w, we assure the public that 81 nOses s0
to vii be pfapfr'' as's'' HUNTER & BELL.
Yasoo ci.y. Oct. IS, iss9-te
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23
!, ,r,,vc IN THE DEAD Sra

III
rbe correspondent Of the New York
American, gives the following no.
nee of visit to this standing pro-
Hem in the natural history of the
Holy Land. The gentlemen Of the
marty determined to test the report
ed buoyancy of the water by person.
al experience.
They state. that where the water
was five feet deep, they were so
buoyed up, that they could not touch
the bottom with the points of their
toes. Advancing to where the wa
ter was six inches deeper, their feet
were suddenly taken from under
them. and they were thr wn in a
horizontal position upon the surface
of the water. They could not main
tain a perpendicular position with
out using some effort. They then
swan to where the water was ex-
tremely deep, and endeavored to
sink, which they found impossible
even with some effort to do so.
They could walk in the water equal
j. as well as ON land, with their
heads entirely above the surface.
They found that they conld sit and
converse as easy as on divan. A
strong breeze came on from the
south and with it heavy swell.
They described the sensation pro-
duced by this riding on the sea,
without a vessel or a plank under
them, as very singular. One of
them had never before ventured be-
yond his depth in the water; while
here he was enabled without the
least sense of danger to go any dis
lance from the land. They became
convinced that what has been said
respecting the great specific gravi-
" and buoyancy of the water of the
Dead Sea, is entirely correct.
An FNDLESs JoKE.-A few DAYS
since, a jolly tar who had just re-
tuned from long cruise, employed
a cartman. known about the town
as Dutch Yacub, to carry his bag
gage from on board the ship to a
boarding house. After every thing
was slowed on the cart to his salts
faction, Jack seated himself on the |
top Of his chest, and for the want of
better amusement. spliced the ends
ofthe cart rope together. When he !
arrived at the stopping place, va
cub attempted to cast off his rope,
preparatory to unloading. After
searching in vain for the end of it,
he threw his hat on the ground in
rage. exclaiming. 'Duder and blixen
some tam Yankees cut of bote de
ends of mine ropes and poor dem
we're de tyvel couldn't Wind him.
Philadelphia Times.
The Great RncP.-From passen-
gers on board the Empress yester-
tav evening, we learned the result
of the great sweep-stake race at
Louisville. Wagner, we learn won
the race in twoheats, time I'm IDS
lin 46s. Grey Eagle was the Sec
ond best in the race.
VickSburg Wing.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23
EEcG7zCGTs
OF THE
FATE RIGHTS AND Dr. tl0CRATIC UNION.
BY w. M. 7OLBERT d co.

Having been solicited by the united request Of
he State Rights and Democratic parties of Missis-
sppi and especially Of this section Of ere stale, we
have been prevailed upon to publish a weakly new.
spapSr, to support that creed Of politics, which The
name we have assumed demonstrates. Firmly pre-
suaded that the liberties. prosperity, happiness and
independence OF south, deeply involved in these
momenlons Questions, now agated throughout the
Union. The period is at hand, wien ii behOoves
every friend Of the South to and support those
principles Of right and interest, which we sOemly
claim by the charter Of confederation; TO main-
tain the integrity OF the constitutions, the purity Of
the administration OF the general government, and
the sovereign independence, to which are Untitled
TO as people.
The welfare of the south has been too long neg
letted-hrr original magnanimity and honor fast
linking into disrepute--our own state is striking
instance of this fact, and supineness well nigh
reduces US To northern vassalage, has disorgaHZed
community at one time emnsntly prosperous-a
destroyed the means Of recovery from embarrassment
for years.
Such policy has prosrated our energies, lead
US into unwise projects, heaped upon corrupt and
Improbable corpUrations; which almost cast sig-
upon the good faith and honor Of the state These
errors should be corFected--thc times demand it,
LEI then resolve to lid ofthem, and assume that
enviable condition we formerly so proudly held
Dur mig ht AID means should be exhibited TO the re-
public-it just to ourselves, should do it, in or
der to relieve us of that crcdulity Of dependence,
ong habit has engendered among us.
We hear speak TO men of Southern principles, and
10 those devoted to that original sense of government
Under which the constitution Of this republic was a.
reed upon and settled
Our object is not to mar the good feelings Of the
north and south, shake that amity which should
exist between them, nation, but merely to vindi-
those rights are entitled 10, and explain the
constitutional remedies by which protected
We are nnequivocally opposed TO a national Bank
Ito the elevation Of Henry Clay, to the Presidency,
which we consider would be most destructive blow
10 the south and stability OF the unionwe will also
oppose that system of Internal Improvement by the
general government, advocated by the federal party
opposed to all abuses and extravaganza in the
of public affairs vowedly opposed
to stPerfuous revenue, or high Tariff lin favor OF
free and direct trade with the choice foreign or
domestic markets. and in all other respects zealously
advocating the doctrine Of the Republican and State
Rights school, set forth in the Virginia and Ken
lucky resolutions of '96 and '99.
TERMS.
The estate Rights ann Democrrtic Union," win
,e published at S. in advance or Sc at the end OF
he year.
YazoO City, Miss. July 20, 1899.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23

Natchez Banks and branches =
Commercial Bank of Rodney. ~
Union Bank of Mississippi. ~
West Feliciana Railroad and BANKING r. ~
Commercial Bank of Columbus. s neT :, Az
Bank of Port Gibson, S do. ~
Bank Of Lexington, & do w. ~
Bank Of Vicksburg. b0 do w. ~
Railroad Bank Of Vickebure, 40 do. do
water Works Bank, Vicksbnrg, 40 do. do.
Grand Gulf Bank, 25 do ~
Lake Washington ard Deer Creek
Railroad Banking Company, 40 do. ID
Fombigby Railroad Bank. Co. SO do. do
Citizens Bank of Madison Co. SO do. A.
Brandon Bank, 75 40 ~
Benton and Manchester Railroad
Company 20 do. do.
Holly Springs Real Estate Bank, no sale.
Bank of Grenada, do.
POST NOTES.
Com. Bank Manchester, l2 mo 10 Or. c dis.
Do. do. do. q mo. par.
Natchez Banks, l2mo. 10 mr. = die
Do. do. dee in August, par.
Union Bank of Miss 10 mo. 10 pr. 6. dis
Com. Bank of Rodney, IL mo 10 pr. c. dis.
do do. 90. 8 mo. 5pr. c. dis.
Com. aud Railroad Bank,
Vlcksburg, IL mo. so pr. C. dis.
Lexington Bank, IL mo. 20 pr. C. dis.
Zeal Estate, mo. 10 pr. C. dis.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23
LAW NOTICE.
Yazoo City, Sept 90, 1889.
FEMALE SCHOOL.

MRS. c. P. COOK, respectfully announces to
the citizens If Yazoo City, and surrounding country,
that she will open FEMALE ST HOOL, in va
zoo City. on the 9Th of Oc'obsr next in some COM
Portable room; when due notice will be given.
few .ourg ladies from the country. can procure
board with the teacher il required on reasonable
TERMS OF TUITION.--Per session of FIVE
months; photography, Reading, Writing and Aith.
metic, $l5-English Grammar, Geography, Natural
and Moral Philosophy, Modern and ancient History,
Ecgio, Rhetoric and CompOsitlon,--S:0.
Yazoo City Sppt IT. 1889.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23
JEWELLERY STORE.

@ HE suascr bers beg leave
* to inform the citizens of
<T@MS Yazoo City and vicinity, that
Nk< GY ley have returned, and are now
W ~MNS opening large and splendid
A% l. .kS ,ssartment of JEwELRY, next
NY<SSs4aI +oor to B Hamer 4 Co. 5
afice, Main street; all OF which
Is OF red sac on The most liberal terms; respect
fully soIic q the patronage OF our old customers and
the publ IN general.
WILSON & KLINE.
Yazoo CITY, Oct I6, 1879
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23
valuable Property For Sale
IN YAZOO CITY.

IN FAZOO CITY.
hi he sold 10 TIE highest B oder on the Pub.
~. nc Sq"are IN the own of Benton, ON Nonday :,
part Lot, No. 2a2, on the conner &c .nird
Msm streets, in Yezoo CITY The LOT has vaI,ahs
buildings hereo", now occupied and Welding large
rent SAID propert, belongs to the Benton e Man.
chester ka'l Road Banking Company. and the
Title indisputahle. 'D0"''
j. J. NlCFIE, Cashier, PIT
be'ton, Oct. Ist, s3o.-2w.
of Aoven,ber next. ~ 1'' 'ay
October %, l~49.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23
NllT'ICE.

ETTERS decentralization having been granted
to the undersigned at the July (ins term of thu
Probate CourI OF Yazoo County, upon the estate OF
Thomas Daniel, deceased-those indebted to the es
tate are requested to make immediate payment
Those having claims against the estate will present
them within the time prescribed by law, be forever
barred. WILLIAM F. DANIEL, Admir-
SARAH w. DANIEL, Admx.
July 80. If
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23

1'NoM ore to four spacious rooms, near the bus,-
ho..o ms, par. o. the cit, with all necessary cut
thi Office. Enquire al
Y"zoo6 City, oct. %. 1886
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23
From the .MeaO Orleans Bulletin, of Oct. IA

NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.
Corrected daily by Robinson 4 Co, Exchange Bro.
kers, No As. Camp street
Exchange on England, Ii. ga sc tt 49l
do Paris ST. , 81 is prem.
do. on New York at sight, 8 D. e. prem.
DO. do 50 days, 1 p. c. dsct.
Y. b Bank Notes, ia C. prem.
U 5. Treasury Notes, par | PEI ct prem and int
Sove,eiga>, 50 81 400
Spanish Dubloons, Is so is IS
Mexican do is Sc q IS Is
American Gold, pa 3 q. c. prem.
MISSISSIPPI MONEY
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23
VIM. r.. PUGH.

Attorney and Counsellor at LaaD.
A TTENDS regularly the Circuit Courts Of At
- tala, Leak. Madison, Holmes and Yazoo coun-
ties. Office in Yazoo City, Mississippi, where he
can always be found, except absent on professional
business.
August 18th, l839.-u.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23

Bank Note Table. Corrected Veek.y.
yazoo City, Oct. %, 1889
Commercial Bank Of Manchester, par
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-01
Passenger Arrived.

In the Liverpool, steamer from LiserPoel-Mrs watson
Miss Watson, Mrs Gdensister, Mrs Boyce Miss Hazard
Miss Hazard, Mr. Bunker, James Elam James Petrs
g TAYLOR Paer.on, Mr. Presx and servant Mr. sRsllisg
Mr. Ward Potts, Mr. Burton, Mr. Hurss Mr. Gunther
Hen Samuel curiaid, Wornath, Mr. Lacrore, Dir Glide
Mr. Ep,iish w Ward, Miss Chambers, A Goover La
roye II Hazard, Mrs Hazard, Tenant Rev Phillips
Henry Owe, Jancs Hamilton Mrs Hamilton, Joseph MitcA
ell Lieut. Hawkes., Petit Mr. Green, Col Chas Wethersl
the Rt the Bishop OF Vermont James Murray Mr. Lord
MIR Ingli Gu,tavus Losvg MIR Walsh, Mrs Walsh, aud
Mr. Haydon Mrs Haydoa, and daughter, Butterfod,
A Wood; Edward Note Mr. Ersknc, b NJ Norman Thomas
Spence John Crockcroft, Innes Levsy, Scott,
John Goodband, Newman Steinberger.
In the ship Independence Gom Lverpool-Mr Van Wart
and Iady Mr. Haynes lady and three children; Mr. and Miss
Parow Mise Crock; Mr. de Lathe, lady, three children and
servants Miss Birch and servants Miss Charlotte Vos, Miss
aarae Voss Miss Maria Voss and servant Mr. Batchord
Mr.. Bo.rny; MIR Ner,ius; and lao IN the Storage
In the Yaxee, from New Oreans-hrs Dwight Mrs Kan
aolph Mrs Leeds children and servant Miss finehar
Mis-, Pynchar, Mrs Lewis Mics 0co MIR Gardner lady
Leeds, Major l. Tra.k, Messrs Welch Pile, Cor
anot T. Ennis III II Mlby, Clark, Smith. Laisque,
q Meeker, g Baldwin, w Bronaugh, II y Martin, z J
Lewis, aud 50 stesrage. $50
In the Lucinda from Apalachcoia-Mrs Chittsndsn,
ebd and servant. Mrs searey child and servant Miss Cor
Major Cox Mitchell ilady, child and servant Miss Nj
Haley Mrs. schrsdt, DIR Snyder, WIN Talmsn, Wiley,
q Kiaba @ NJ Kelsey, Sisbett, Perkins, w n stark,
I Raymond, w Allen NJ Cavanaeh, L BALDWIN, and' m
the steersge -
In the Ochmuc.e from New orleans-John Brownsop John
CMarsh and daughter Edw ard Smson and and servant
Martin Deveresux, chilren andservunt Morris Nor.
g n Edward Baldwin aud lady; Levi. Root and iadyj
Bouc Capt A; Mrs seyiier; Mrs Lonra Fren'ssux and
daughter.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-01

Echo, Adams, Mrmichi; Tuscany, Dean, llctou Enwn'
wil.os Thomaston. Me- Elizabeth Beaston Mchmonai wen
rnopd 'rby Richmond; Alexander Mansfield Douglass sea
Whaling, Patriot Young Pctou; soemon Roosevelt, ore,
Barbadoes; Emelne Shute Boston; Paas, (frusl LANCE
setin; visula Pcndcton, Rio Jaterc and market, royal
William. (Br Haley st John, NE Susan Taylor Irswor-y,
Boston; VIM Brown Watson Philadelphia kutusoh layIor
City Point; Madison lambert Savannah; Bsnlamn bg.oW'
Wells Boston; Biew Coafeet st Johns, NIB; Helen Mar,
(Br) Carr, Windsor; Susan, Newcombc saiemi Esther,
Schultz - Mary Geo Cumberland Hasty rctou; Nayana
Watts Philsdelphia wsnderer Merwn, Pictou; England,
Waite Liverpool; vrginan Bedell, Norfclk Philadelphia
Morgan London Erie Funk, Hsve; Leondas, Eases'on'
Salem.
Arrived.
steamship Liverpool, Lieut. X j. Fayrer, n NJ Liverpool
une ls NJ with mdle and passengers, to Abraham Ben
4 Co. 80.
ship Independence, Nye, Liverpool 2eh, mdte, TO Grnne
Misurn. - :.
shin Marmora Myers Liverpool 10th May mdne, 70 Herd
shin Lou. Cas-. Thatcher 30 days from Mobile cotton, TO
SHIP Rob Roy Arnold Is days from Mobile, cotton to Cen
ter Go.