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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-24
BAN:SRUPr SALES !!

WILL sell at the Court House
door in the Town of Philadelphia
Neshoba county, mi. on Tuesday the
Goth day of December, 1912, for cash
the following described Lands, being
the effects Of Peter G. Thompson, a
Bankrupt, to-wit:
| The North west quarter of Section
No. S, Township No. 10, North of
Range No. IL East, c ] offs or sec
no 81, township IL east, W Or of
sec s, township IL, II of range 8, w ]
offs or and W or of sec 81 town.
ship IL, n ofrange ten, e, sec 3 town
ship II of range eleven, e, east
sec SO, township eleven, of range
ten, g, W ! offs W or sec SO, townS'p
eleven, II of range eleven, c, w ar
and " ofn W ar of sec IS, in town
ship eleven, II Orange ten e, sec S in
township twelve,n of range eleven e,
W ! of n W or of Sec 4 township IN
of range eleven e,s W or of sec 5 in
township twelve, n of range eleven
e, S W or of S ar of sec 4, township {
twelve n OF range ten east. W 4 Of
\ e ar of SEC 9 township twelve, n of
'ange ten east, e of II W or of sec Q
ownship twelve II of range ten east, 0
v OF S e or and of W ! of sec Z
township eleven, Ii of range ten Q, Y
e or ottbe II e or and the W of IL e v
T OF sec "a, township twelve, n of 8
inge eight east, e and W or OF e
W or of see IS, township twelve, n u
range eight east, W or of sec "a, u
'wnship twelve, II of range eight e, u
] of Sc Or and W hf of 5 W ar sec q
township twelve, n OF range eight
lSt, n or ofsec SO, township twelve ri
OF range eight east. "
$. b. ALLEN, III
.sssig0ee. SC
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-24

-~-ss~~Ne~~~-~~~~~----~ss-s-
M ioss Am0Wul N ilam dvN lhoIni
~, ono dellaf md lweDl) fetl.
The south ea,l ~, eid Tho wnsl
mil NJ iltc north onsl ~ NJ aot 90
nc, l1 Towi sldp 40 llnfteeD noih,
~ Rage ~ ilpt n 'hhl, containing
lwo Hundred md lonj ncies, n,ufr ~
lpss' Amount ~ Inacs due lbuiodt
one dollar and eighij cents
Tile rnsl half ~ HE north wcsl ~
ofsec 30 one ~ Township 80 lIdrccn
nof,lL' Z h,ngo eleven oasl, contain.
Ing cighij ncfcs, intu ~ lesA Au
Vunl ~ lnses due tlWfcon, 'ixtj ,oud..
The easi lmlf ~ the soulli - tel ~
~ zee no one, Township 10 thirteen
north. ~ llnngr 10 eleven rnsi, con
ldlning eighty ncfcs, moro or bee.
Amount OF taxes due thereon, siti,
'ems.
''lcwtsi half Of sec 20 sew n. ~
Township no fourteen north. Of Rnugr
90 cltven east. containing ihr, q hun.
jrcd and Iw'n lJ ncrcs, more OF l,s..
Amount of tNc' due thereon, one dol.
lar and twenty cents.
The south cat qr of sc no srvcl
IN Township no fourteen nolth, oi
Kaugc no eleven east, containing one
hundred aud Fix y acres, more or less.
Amount OF taxes due thereon, sixt,
cents.
The north west or Of sec no eight.
in Township 10 foult en- north, OF
Range eleven east, containing one
hun'r' d and ,ixty-og acres, more or
l'ss. Amount Of taxes due thereon,
'ixty and lhrce.it urlh cents.
! be north half Of sc no eighteen.
in Township no fourteen north. Of
Range no eleven east. ntinnp
three hundred and twenty acre,
more or less. Amount of taxes due
thereon, sixt, cents.
The west hnlfoi The south east ar
If sec no eig' teen. in Township no
nor h, of Range no eleven
'a>l, containing eighty acres, more
" less. Amount OF taxes due there
~, sixty cent.
The south west or Of sec no tigl-
cen. in Tovn>hip no fourt, en- north,
{ Range no eleven east, containing
'nehundred and sixty nc more OF
.ss. Amount Of taxes due thereon
liry cents.
The north east ar Of sec no six, in
'own,hipno thirteen north, ofRange
n twelve east. containing one hun,-
red aud sixty acres, more or less.
mount oftaxcs due thereon, two dol II
rs an forty cents.
The west halt cf the south west ar I
sec no six. in Towns lip no til
en-. OF Range nc twelve east, con-
laing eighty acres, more or less
mount OF taxes due thereon, sixty .
u s. &
The east half Of The south cast ar
sec no six, in township no Thirteen
nth, Of Range ! o twelve east, con
ming eighty acres. more or less.
mount of taxes due thereon, sixty
nts.
The north half Of sec no seven, in ,
ownshipno thirt, eanorth, of Range J
twelve cnsI. containing three hun :
cd aud ten acres. more or lcss.- 4,
mount of taxes due thereon, two ,
'llars thir'y-,wo and a-haIi cents.
The south west prot sec no thirty )
'c. in Township 10 fourteen north. }
Range no twelve east, containing =
e hundred and sixty acres. more on !,
s.. Amount Of ,xes due thereon. .,
c dollar aud twenty cents. .
All of Sain lands taxed as the pro- 81
riy "f S rmurl RagSdalc, and were %
sinal!y granled to said Ragsdale. 10
JOHN w. HUDS ON. Oh
1ar Co|tttor ". c. ~
Nov. &c, 1912. 23-rds =,
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-24
ass. aNrE,s SAL,

InN Tuesday the goth day of De
- cembcr, 1912, will expose to
public sale in The town of Philadel.
.phia, County OF Neshoba, and State
of Mississippi, the following descri.
bed Lands, to-wit;
An undivided half inten st in the
following Lands. The + ] ofSE4
of Sec q, the w 4 OF S w 4 of See
"a, the + ! of S E and N W4Of
Sec IS. the n e or and east of north
west or of section Sc, all in township
range 10 east, lying and being
IN the county of Neshoha, and State
of Mississippi, bcTmg tle effect Of
Tn mas Christian, duly declared a
Bankrupt
S, b, ALLEN,
.9ssigree &c.
Columbus, mi. Nov, 9TH 1872.
xxi ids pss fee 81 so.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-24
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

In WINSTON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
will expose TO public sale to III,
= highest bidder tor cash at the doc,
Of the court house Of Winston coun.
hs Mississippi,
On Monda, The OH day of March
1913, within Nc hours and ia Ia,
manner prescribed BY law. Tie ioi
lowing described tract or parcel q
land. situated in said county, O,
much thereof as will be sufficient
satisiy the state and county: xsn
for the year 1872, and also all les.
costs and charges that may acct.
sheFeon. to wit:
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-24


hvp, In lo~Dsl,lp uo 'lSlsen north o
ianRa 30 loufppn pnsl 'OlaHipu >
Eighty acns ingfu ~ lev, Amour
O, laaps dee llUfc0h. lhlit, cents,
Lois No " ~ 10 ~ v ~ Ia
NJ ollou 10 six, ~ township 40 sir.
legn noflh ~ finks go haneen eHsi,
containing lwU l,und,cd nnd eighlj
ncfes more " lee, Ammm NJ inSe,
dueiIlefem, on dullaf md Eve cents,
Az sald Iahd taxed ns The property
of Ofsamus /. Na'h, md wn origin.
ally granted 10 him,
JOHN w. HUDSON,
Tia Collector, ~. g.
Nov. Goth 1914 ia lds
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-12-24

Also at the same time and place.
the following described lands, be-
ing the ELECTS of Peter G.. Thorn
pSon and Robert Bedingfeld, Bak
rup'S, to-wit:
The W hf of $ W Or of section ten
nwnship twelve, Il If range ten e,
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hest acme OF perfection. The discoveries in the
licences of Phrenology and Animal Magnetism, dis
/ made in our own day and generation, for the an
too stupid or lazy TO carry out the few hint
IL received and left il for us to acquire all the glory
Fishing the sublime principles OF these sciences
bugh TO adorn the reputation of any age and I,
h in putting faith in Mr. Millers predictions tina
sress OF humanity has got TO the end of its reach
world is absutto wind up In catastrophe Of FIR.
a,est discovery yet made has still to sc announced
left for US TO make the fact public. We have seer
bald I! Start not and curl your lips in scorn
concerning fish, It is not fish story. We hay.
tangible evidence exhibited TO our senses. or th'
|,e Of that monster. hitherto deemed fabulous b,
earned, though religiously believed by every sal
naturalist that ever crossed the Gulf Stream,
we have seen, net in the allurng garb and Sc
form represented in the picture books with al
lace, which the Naiad beauty herself en- amored o.
Ehifully gazing at in a looking glass mace
he submarine mechanic, probably by me-
he mermaid we saw has none OF these atuac'
|ut is as ugly little monster as was ever seen :.
g IN appearance about the upper par. o. ,ne w.
|nifed monkey than an angelic bsh. ouiithe nov
me of the greatest curiosities of the day. IL wa
near the Feee Islands; taken to Pernamouco,wneis
lTchased by English gentleman, hameu HiI y
+ is making collection Of rare ana curious .nihs
British Aluspm or some other cabinet oil curiosi-
his animal, fish, flesh, or whatever 1t may be. is
|hree feet long and the lower part OF its BODY Is
y formed fish. but from the breast upwards thiS
or is lost and 1t then approaches the human iotm-
|r that of the monkey II has pair OF perfectly
breasts, arms and hands the latter resembling
nan hand more than the monkeys. with white
the finger ends The head is also larger than the
Is head though shaped somewhat like it, the top Is
|lt the sides are covered with hair, which extends
ven upon the neck like the well trained rnglets
fair damsel The cheeks, eyes and lips all bear a
nee TO humanity, except the chin, which is def
The animal is now in charge Of a gentleman at
Hotel who was about to leave for New York yes
afernoon Il is worthy Of the notice of the natural
his CITY, though the owner has refused to exhibit it
" .--Phiiadeiphid Ledger.
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Here the tax upon cheap cotons on those which enter
into the consumption of the poorer classes ranges high
per cent and those cotton cloths which
form the clothing Of working account Of their du
raby, range from 43 to l40l per cent !! On whom is
this enormous tax imposed upon the richl Do gentle
men of wealth wear moleskn panaloons low priced
cotton shirts Not of these articles which
such enormous burdens imposed by them;
the contrary what do they consumer the linen cambrcs
the silk stockings, gloves and goods which have hereto.
fore been imported free and which simple duty of
per cent is proposed The dear people do not under
stand that these imposons extend the market
for their produce For instance the richer the manufac
turers become through the medium Of these high taxes
paid to them by the working of their country
the more means will these manufacturers have send
their families the tour of Europe and uxuriate Paris
and London Thus it is with the landed interest of Eng
land the wrung from the starving popuace by pro-
ecve duties dssipa'ed in Italy and the continent by
the families Of the oppressors
The following table Of the quantity value and ave-
rage cost yard of prints exceeding IS per
yard and white cotton 80 per yard for six
years from official documents
IMPORTS OF CorroN GooDs UNITED STATES.
Prints White.
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Foreign Markets.

HAvAsA, July iswith the presence Of several cagoes
aloai there has been but little doing in rice since last
receipts The cargo of the Spanish brig Casopea sold
o. and 65 casks from New York at lOt is offered but de-
cned and going into store For the Lousa's cargo 10
rails is offered and rails for the Warriors The Gather
ines and Noands cargocs have not yet been put up The
Cahouns cargo went TO Maanzas, where rails IS DAYS
only was offered refused and stored The Hayne has
yet arrived. t5l.t
The demand for sugars reduced with low stocks and
change in prices Exports of coffee have ceased and
very little doing in molasses.
Exchange on London 10 loi premium; New York par
al advance.
MArASzAs, July l5Busness of every kind is in most
depressed state The rice per c. Calhoun is in store
here rails credit only having been offered and our
dealers have large stock besides At Havana the cargo
othe Casiopea, for which ii rails had been offered was
sold 81 rails The per Louisa has since been dis
posed OF at 0 and there four cargoes unsod
terday and the Hayne hourly expected The trade is
completely overdone and you fortunate in NOT having
had anything to do with 1t recently There are two or
three English vessels to load with Muscovado Sugar for
Halifax, and after they gone do not think there will
remain in town and country stock to exceed 800 hhds
ana that OF poor quality generally. Cofee-stock small
but in no demand.
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ss SlT.s'
SSssSfs ESo IdSa
Porter W%nsSn Easle d%StSsn Jacksonville sIFT Ia
NJ sad se%amS asn h with Eaho S%
Belgian Consul Passed 7h in the river bark Sarah q Bos
:RGss s'S aBS Boston, ~ sss 'Hsii
Ship Memphis knight, from Liverpool June H. with mde
70 SfG o MST,e Saw Of ice on the
Orleans for Boston.
s: s% &c. 4 aa Adams s 0s S IS de ss c with
's HoSS e g. Efs i pmsIs and davis
nBis clfses' fsnsll days from D.ren with timber to
ssh ohio s%ylsy ot Newport RI) from Rio de JaneO
squad of cap Eno a2d u and the Commodore supplied
supplied Brazilian brig with Wood and water having had
u Hs, sn Ner.. s Cub July
ieas. dS, aohey slI arrived 81. ''.' o' ~ ~" "
Wiz sfS' S'ss fsS; From s. TS9SS s~
Haven for Turks Island same day. ch Robin Hood Berry
AE s Bark G Ro a e. oda l E ws ass
sehr swallow Young IS days from New Orleans, and I'm
VS., With S$ss Eoelins sswysr from Sossns 9ss New
of Cape carnsrva spoke schr Stark from Mobile for New
sch Ter Oak ssy days , pymSp Nc with
schr coaster Denckson days from Virgins with wood
schr Susan Rollins, day, from Virginia with wood the
scIr Copper, weakes, days from York River with wood
soh Mary Ann, Godfrey, days from Virginia, with wood,
schr swallow Robinson days from Virginia with wood
schr Sarah Augusta Tilton Virginia with wood to
scfr Elmira Rogers. Crane from virsni' with wood
seh John T. Crouch Tomln, from Philadelphia with coal
seh Deborah spooner days from Philadelphia with coal
seh Lcren, widnan sdays from Norfolk in ballast to tn,
master. I..a
Marine Correspondence.
American vessels in por:ships Louisis. Wolfe from
NIX E w 81 ~s, Ms lS r . m d S% s ss
GGi o Afa i:d Gns RS om ST G Of
psdsqS How'd saenos ASres unc; schr Mentor, Little
General Record.
ess @ S Old En- Tfi se ken mt
M Eaton s .s 1aa Es' sg
fashionable friends ia Philadelphia were on board during the
launching.
Spoken March 49, LAT % s. Ion 1903 F. Condor Of NIB. oil
Sailed from New Bedford July IS, Lucas, Indian Ocean.
spoken.
Huron Liverpool for NYo June 2,lot a. lon 55-5iWrt Of
Wannoord from The Clyde for NYors no date &C.
Athens, from NYork, July l, lat 4s, Ion 1G
Thomas Benton from Ponce, Pr for Baltimore lat 81 81,
lon SO So
Foreign Ports.
LIVERPOOL, Juy 8-Ar Tarquin, NOIeans George; Mo-
bill. sid Chcors Charleston. Arr OIL Lady Rowcna, do
7'h-Au Ca'.andr, NOhcan,; Virginia, M9bils Cd Co
lumbus, NYors NJ Il Susin Portsmouth, NH Sid Walter,
Phiadeph Ste lhen Whitney. NYork.
6tl-Ar DC orara, NOdeans; Momentum, do.
3thArT Oozimbo NOrleans; Mcrsey, Apaachcola Della
myra do.
L9roos' July 7Ent out, Wellington for New York. Cid
Antwerp.
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State OF the Crops.


NEW YoRx-Never before there such uniformly
good crop OF wheat through the Gennesec valley and in
deed through all Western New York. The berry gen.
orally plump and the quantity oland covered with wheat
u nis nae character is greater that before bore
Wnest crop IN this famous wheat growing region The
,ea o. nearly all other products promises to be equally
p," The crop Of hay is extraordinarily good.
oats ana potatoes never looked better and is
nourshing vigorously under the present hot weather.
Isp.SA-Ihe wheat harvest will be very large-much
Ono.r armer az the last accounts were in the hegbth
other harvest The crops stand well on the round the
straw IS clean and bright and the grain plump and the
next matter OF anxiety M what will be the price after
vest In Chilacothe sales of new wheat Wee 49, ~
the 18th, at 60 62t cents e' ""
VmeIsIA-since the river has receded to It's regular
stage, and the farmers have summed up accurately
their loss is ascerained that il so extensive as
Mt first supposed From the reports of the large farmers Of
James River II ascerained that the loss OF wheat doe
not much il at nll exceed 100 900 bush. We understand
that the injury to the partial but little has been
washed by the roots and except where Is destroy
ed the injury has been slight The tobacco has suffered
more.
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Died.

King.
The friends and relations of Mr. and Mrs King are re
ques ted to attend her funeral from his residence corner
ofCrosby and Grand streets this afternoon at o'clock
AT Williamsburg, L.. l., on Monday evening, Jaly o.
ELLEN, daughter OF George and Emene Ktchng, aged
year and month.
On Wednesday, 27th inst, after lingering illness of six
weeks, Mrs HARRIET SoMERiNDyKE, wife of James So
merindyke, aged 80 year.
The friends of the family and her acquaintances are in
vted to attend her funeral this afternoon from the house
of her father, Joseph Russell, 207 Broome street
On Tuesday 2sth instant, LAFAYETTE HAMMOND. aged
20 years.
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REsuM.--on the Eastern shore Of Maryland Eastern
Virginia. part Of indiana and part Of Kentucky it is said
the crop is in many places rusted To know what eject
his has true let the reader observe that the counties
In Mary land and Virginia where the complaint is made
raise SO small an amount Of wheat that if the whole
destroyed would not sensbiy affect the crop In India
ma and Kentucky, Though there mplans they
partial and probably pervade but small district ofcoun
Try. Ohio Pennsy lvania and Western New York, raise
nearly hair the wheat fthe Union and from them there
out one voice ofprosperous and abundant harvests.
KrSrucxr.-The crops everywhere very promis-
ing-every Gays they will be much larger this year
than last
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s.,r,ns. Ju,v7-s,d Pete, H,,,,;.L NJ

sw,EIDs. Juy7-s,d Peter Hattriek. NYorL.
feet IL length apparently . RS'S sSsss sSU WOOD
and esa pS ~ p d gn an
wssslsd ashore near . here on t he s9'b plt
o fTa.9A' June Gar Ao'' Nl0'A July Seaman
F.ssysys July ysy sf sass,f Sx2 Agnes.
AsrwEnr luly e.AT Neptus%st HYoik
cireini dol cSasm cssson; Cores DO; Fs%C:, &Pa,
ha sd f b se De o New xd Bc.aS 0
Grand Condo, Texas.
psss f !yn s Bis S sS?s ea ss sa S s
soysrrign s.y,.nah Nse BsEdssas 2sl Liddls DE- Cons
S Es ae SSi a SYs sSsTfd
rick Y9"nS Sey c e esd Carfs' M1
Wooweh; Boadicea, Lverpoo Camden, London Xenophon
MosIhsAL. July ear ccsms Liverpool. Cid 10, do;
Land, on the nth 10 load Sr NYoE: BSisey jane from
i ssdS as c dS S n .%e as2 ds ..S &o@
Ps. S ds s ;3 Sis scn o o I Pf de %
days beo,s; Bobp Hood In Bath ds '''
Lysars, SYok days; GsTi from s. joins Pr not
United states Ports.
PORTLAND July 22Ar Thames, Turks lsland Marquis.
NrwagsvroRT July as-AT' Lucy Moth, Philadt lphia;
AgSns. NYSS,f; Sh May Bam0Ic w., GA Tmon
r@Ss: ia Eiia MaI%. %SsnS S1o. I,' fremont
onseD sa sasssn NYSk Eliza Nc0 Philadelphia
R,ss July BAT jasas y Sss's Meridian
sid 9th, Banner, Gheay isla ' - . ,''''' we
Petersburg.
BRIsToL, July 2-An Volan Albany for Pawtueket; 23th
Sally, NYork:
July july aA ss H@ ,g, Pie
nix, Albany 9th. scir lronsdes, Philadelphia Cid
2i,, Two Brothers. Milford Del; 25ih ChIsana NYok.
ravd Duel, Palm, aud WIN Wilson, Boston, Palestine New
York; Ivanhoe Newburyport Cid Red Rover Monevideo
Powhattan Greenwich; Monitor New Bedford; German Bos
ton; Cinderella do, New Jersey, Ale,pyi Brick NHason
Planet NYok. AR in the Schuylkl, Hudson, Warren ri ;
Squire Brothers, Boston, Surveyor, John Harding and
Delaware Portland; r Hatfield, Hartford; Nj hoas Bdde
Newbur-; Yesa, John Clark WIN Penn, and Barkaew,
York; Bmzilian, Southampton, NY.
B.LrIMoRE, July 2,-Cld Princess, NYork.
ALExANDRIA July GAR Columbia, Boston; Lincoln, do;
Sabine. NYork -
RIcriMoNp, July s3-Arr Olivia Brickle, NYork Edwin
Boston. Arr e5h, Weymouth NYork Arm Eliza, do. Sid
Leroy, do; Adrian Boston AT City Point Hannah Sprague
Baltimore James Caskie Newburypor Below, James
Gray, from do.
NoRroLK July 2i-Arr Holly Bush, Thomaston.
SAVANNAH, July GAN Newark, NYork; Wanderer, do
Below, ship
MoBILE July I9-Cd Reform, New York; Kosato. Boston,
Amazon, do; Mary Kimbsll Pensacola.
New ORLEANS July l7Cld Orient, Alicante via Counna;
Elizabeth Firth, Cee and mkt Hayre Bordeaux Prentice
London Acteon, Liyerpoo!; Mary Pencil. LegLon Arr
Shannon Havro
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U. =. Circuit Court.

DtIUFV JUuBe Dttts.
27-The Grand Jury found the following Bills.-
Mark w. Powell, for stealing watch on board the
ctumpka, at sea.
lst Sias Loud and Elihu Loud, LIST and I'd mates of
( Caspian, for an assault with dangerous weapon
person of Jacob 8. Mayo.
nst Jacob S. Mayo, Augustus 'Goodridge and Hen.
nden, for endeavoring to commit revolt on board
spian.
B lis against Henry Graves, and H. Mckinney, and
,amen OF the ship Hudson, were thrown out
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|. A FLARE UP AT THE ASTOR HOUSE.-A
ger" called JIM lately locked himself in one of the
used for dressing white Niggers." One continual
y ali, yah, was heard in the room, and o lar,-se-
persons peeped through the key hole-there was
efore the glass lathering himself with soap and
.liug extravagantly-H finished, come ont, looked
and pale--He was altered, all saw t-They in
of hm-All they could hear was, by Gar, him
somethin to do it. At last they found that he had
,uyipg cake Of the Italian Chemical Soap.-Jo.
aside, some say they think it changed the color of
uncertain it is this is one of the mast wonderful
for clearing discolored skin and curing eruptons
invented. Ii clears the skin beautifully 1t is sold
Jones, of 80 Chatham street. who says is all il is
'entei. Agents 1879 Fulton street, Brooklyn s
street, Boston 81 Dock street. Philadelphia.
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Passengers Arrived.

ANTWERP AND SoUTHAMProN-St ship British Queen
Messs Skett two Mccullough Wolfe. Clark Parker, Beck
derase opn Williams TWO kerseberg. Chasagnea S Me-
Moran BeaI Hatey Riley, Pink Blackburn Jenkins and
servant Johnson Popling and Mrs
Major Lindon. = NV -
LIyERPooL-Ship Memphs-Lieut X Walsh British Army;
4 Whittei, A Cook, d Knight, Miss NJ Tracy, Miss
Tracy. Miss Tracy, Miss Latham, Mr. Sherman Mrs
Hewitt and three eh!d5en oi IL the s,e.rsse
NEuvIrAs-Schr Chas L. Vose9Don Jose Ruiz Henry q
Mase Benz Slocum, Edward Nuony. Francis Stuart Peter
Pherin John Davis, James Demonl.
New ORLEANs-Schr SwaIlow-Cspt Curtis Messrs Wheel
er, Crosby, and Smith, in the steerage.
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State OF Trade.

The markets generally preserve the distinguish
ing features.
Cotton-The daily sales 800 bales, and the advan.
tage has been favor oil the buyer The sales for three
days partly for home embrace 1900 bales Upland and
Florida at sJc $50 Mobile, 81 0; and 100 New Or.
ans, 81 l0 together 1850 bales Fair Upland 81 81
cents.
ToJaccO--The markets. quite dull, and sales worth
reporting. ta
Whaebone27 O0c lbs have been sold at CSC, 900 lbs
at 23i, and 1000 lbs at 23l oil cash.
Naval StoresThe delay in the receipts Of turpenine
has induced activity and sales have been made Of
5000 bbls North County at 81 So and 1000 Will
mngton at 81 60 both cash, and for export.
Os-whale-9OO bbls have been sold for export at %
cents cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-28
THE MOST MELANCHOLY ACCOUNTS G

THE MOST MELANCHOLY ACCOUNTS OF
posture of heartless and unfeeling quacks daily
ed by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, from
s who apply for advice and Medicine which are
ed by the College for one dollar Ten, twenty
and fifty dollars are often paid to unprincipled
tans who not only plumber the pockets Of their
but entail on them the most obstinate and danger.
ections from maltreatment and neglect. The Col
Medicine and Pharmacy is responsible body, and
insulting Ply sicians WILL in all cases, be gentle
experience and character sure guarantee is af
20 patients. The Consulting Physician is in atten
daily. By order,
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent
pal Office of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
81 Nassau street.