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England.


Britons, rejoice with heart and voice, f-c
-.- You here may see respected, .r.tl. FL,
Time honor'd names whose many claims
The Wings too late neglected ~ nl'
But take apeep, with eye Of sheep, ard .l..
Atthose of late breyetted,
And on will see two more 18th me a. '
As generals gszetted. o. iIrgnq tiff ~.
There's General Famine, foe to craMning
A long, lean, fearful fellow, a. i.si7v4 In
His troops ars gaunt his Aide is Want,
His uniform pale yellow.
There's Arson, no who likes spree, %
A wicked bum'rous varlet 4
Who plays droll tricks with farmers ricks,
His colours fiery scarlet. ,ft e iisu
For me I'm bent (I'm Disconteni) sa 's,
Upon secret mission, --rr .otf-
An ugly job to head the mob
And thus runs my commission -
Fare quickly forth, rouse South and North,
p Thst nought the purpose mar may
or General Peel, with lead and steel,
Soon to employ the army. ~ itafS' nai
" To murmurs loud invite the crowd, w
Sow zealously Sedition, lIt-4tfrr
Cry loud for bread, wall children dead
Yet waken no suspicion. ffi
The Chertist crew assist o brew 'sf
Some caldron of commotioD,
That we may still their zeal with pill f
or lead, or slumb'rous potion" 'afia uu
In this brevet some minds may fret 1855
That names have been omitted, ..4.f
Which they suppose Lord John had chose
Had he bat been pei mitted.
= There's General Trnde, a gallant blade,
~ And General Education; shf
Both fayorites with the pride and Pith, eN
Town II, of the nation. OF .iasus +
Some. too. may bleme to miss the name
"a or valiant General Freedom,
And call Sir Bob, a scurvy snob, 40
4 Who dared to supersede him. 49,
could defend my gallant friend, fesrm
Sir Bob, with reasons twenty, s.Geat.
And show you, too, why enfre nous vr.f-e
U He passed by General Plenty. rsi .st
And other change, all woundy strange, "
Is fixed in Council privy: 81 Nfrt
But ere the time to blab were crime, iia.p
Ortidings would give yea fr7 ~
Yet your safe ear need not fear .s..t
d Wsll-'tis in agitation .r.i,
d Sven 10 gazette Peel's special pet,
n,s Old General Taxation.
None hut fool tells tales from school, is
= Excuse then, that tell one: es,.l
II makes me fret that next Gazette or,,.
That upstart Gen. Rebellion. ~, u. -.
Ere Spring you see, put DER us Three,
Peel's quondam allies famous
Grief stops my pen-Farewell, tilltheu.--'
"Msjorafunc canamus !" '-'tf
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No 81 South street. New York ,....-
THE sbscrberi anncinG his arrangements
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He Itswse wishes tc call the attention Of these intending
n send for thsir eps in England Ireland Scotland and
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oee who send for their friends rest Satisfied that
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THE NEW YORK LANCET.
EDITED BY JAMES ALEXANDER HogsroN,M D.,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

The want of weekly Journal devoted to the a.
Of local. individual party interests and established
bread and permanent basis has been long felt by the
profession IN this country Tosupply this desdersim
the object Of the present undertaking The Nkw YsRx
LANCET will be conducted principles somewhat sim
lar to those which have adopted in
kindred character and &C know lodged utility win be
entirely independent Of any particular set Of and
will uniformly endeayor v advance by every legitimate
nenty useful and profession in whose service
it viii be engaged. ~, -.
give record the really valuable results Of
the and observation OF the thou
sands Of practitioners the widely extended
field Of the United States will present them the
best adapted for practical utility BRIEF analyses
of labors of dstpg medical writers in Europe
and this country they that
alone will found gain for the contemplated
all the patronage which they deire In order
to explicit following outline Of the
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each number The will he comprised under
the following heads 3
|. Brief snd piqusnt REVIEWS of Medical Books,
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IT. Oa,oxAL CONVERSATIONS, from dis,ing uished me m.
Ill. THE MEpIco CHIRunoIcAL REroRrEH, including
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tails and In private practice with selections from the
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w. EDIreRIAL DEPARTMENT.. ~. -. r
v. FoREIor AND DoMEsTIc PROFESSIONAL ISrELLrcENcE.
Such the ground work of the plan which this Va
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confidence, their hopes offuture aud full success.
The LANCET will consist Of sixteen pages ovo double
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Cortland.
fCorresponden e Of the Herald
CORTLAND VILLAGE, Feb. %, 1872.
Reform needed in TIE Post Office The Temperance

CORTLAND VILLAGE, Feb. %, 1872.
Reform needed in tie Post Office The Temperance
Cause.
JAMES GoRpoN BENsErr, Ess. rr
DEAR, SIR ifI
My" sufferngs is intolerable." have been a
subscriber TO your valuable daily Herald, for the
last two years, and have become much accus-
toned to look daily for the intellectual dish which
you serve up to your numerous readers, that with
outil am completely out Of sorts. / have had
only one Herald, that of Monday, Feb. A., since a
week ago Friday. have waited from day to day,
until patience has ceased to be virtue. The cause
of their non arrival, am unable to account for
The, Herald Of Saturday, which contained the
speech Of connsel in Colts case, have never re-.
ceived. 1t was the Saturdays Herald previous to
the publication Of Judge Kent's charge to the jury
in that case Now, sir, wish your aid in ferretipg
out the delay and nonarrval Of your valuable paper
There isa daily mail from New York here, which
comesfrom New York to Syracuse, and from ST.
racuse here, by stage, and the route 10 30 direct
that there should be no delay. For fear that your
man who directs your mail papers, does not put
directed daily, to Cortland Village, Cortland Co.,
New York. IL this is done without remsd y ing the
evil complained Of, you must request our friend
and President, john Tyler, to compel every post
master to subscribe for daily Herald, so that they
will not be under the necessity Of stealing it from
subscr ibers to read it, "fla
This place, and in truth the whole county, con-
tains numerous Geld water men. The cause Office
totalism is gong it with rush Reformed drunk
ards are lecturing every night in the different
towns, and some OF the hardest drinkers-in fact,
the most of them-a!e signing the pledge, and not
only signing but sticking TO it, The Eagle Tavern,
the best hotel, and the largest in the county, kept
by r Scouten, Esq, has banished every thing in
the shape OF liquor, wine, beer, and cider from his
house. give you this news, that you may
know where to stop, il you should ever visit this
delightful village, trust you will next summer.
You have many friends in this part Of the country,
which has been carried on against you, does not
injure you here, and the only ones that denounoe
You and your paper, are those whonever read t.
Remember and have my paper directed as stated in
the preceding page.
Yours truly, HR.
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Price rwe Cents
.,f,. bankrupt List. 70
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK;
WIN Taylor, New York, to be declared h.,,.~.
April 4; Alexander Mount Greig Brooklvn MAJ
Bankrupt List,
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW vopx


Jeremiah Bridges, Avon, to be declared bankru,e
Ma,ch 800 Chester Brge, Cszenovia 2eth; Rush Bar
,msolemsw do sate%.n Borden, do; Norman Bennett,
Oswego, 18th Seth w Burke, Ph9nix, 26th; Jas Burt
serbia 10th; Thos Brsdbary, Canandaigua April
= sylvester Brown, Rochester, Msrch "a; WerItfup
Cennet' doj Edward w Bennett, Buffalo, sWh; Edws ard
tenasn do, 2st Christie phsr Caleb Ovid April 2:
Tpnen Colvn Rochester March -; Erastus Cross
v, 'o,h; franklin Clark, do, ooh; Hiram Cook
oneyl ..,h; Aonzo Garfield Cazenovis 2esh; Hen
80 o. en-, banston Spa Goth; james Duane. Duane
Irrn - Stephen Dyer, BrosdalbD, 9TH; Thomas Deck
TS sia,en rs Samuel Dubois Buffalo 2ia: John
Luuy, ~ Rochester, oath Abraham Failing Csnsio.
HaIIe, 2o,hi WIN Goodrich. Lockport 3ist. ssmHsl
Sravss' auburn, 2sth Alyah Gregory Ovid 2stb: Ar
chioald Gllchist, volney, 25ih; Ehu III Grover Re-
1htsfr avn John Hugunin Oswego 25tb: David W
Hale: gIysfes, 2sh; George Jones' Buffalo 9Is. W.,
I'm hniIen, oswego, 25th; Benjsnn Knifen. Iockrorf
3gth; ira Libber, Rochester, oath John PT.utins'
New Fame ?6th; Samuel Moody. Elmira 99a. csish ~
Mason GARRISON Gath; Thomss Nc Murray Bssslo a,st
Brockholsdt McVicksr, Boonville 2Ist; John Mar.h'
Cayuga county, 26th Geo Parker Lysandrr aat. a.
VI Phillips, Csnajohsrie Goth; Thos G rerkina Rnio
Aprit Z; Wm Reynolds Elmirs, March 26 John Roi
Inns Smithheld 2sth; Nelson Reed, Avon 3oth: Trum
Sul srah Utica ssd Daniel spencer Serbia ash; Ere
mira, Goth; Nathaniel Sutton Rochester gath; Geo
Srlnger' do goth; Hillard Sawyer, sanger6eld sOh:
Franklin Smith !Otsco, sist; VIM ii Tayler ManIius'
2!d; John A Wilss, CanRjoharie goth; VIM Watson do
Goth; Miller Wright, Rochester, 24th; Whiting Walls,
worth DO atthi Oliver Wood Verona 2sth; Hy Worm
ley, Elmira 22d.
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N''H ~ - Nkw YoRx:syfp ry7 h.ti
Printed and Published for the rropretors at the Lancet
hDnsl'' Office, No 81 Ann strees,by li fais
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
Bark New World, Youngs, 10 I'm st Marks with cotton,
to the master - ftd
BnE Warrington. Stevens "a Dc I'm Malaga, wine &c. to
B Francia. llif i. 'tfFr ..sff- go =.
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Important DECISION OF THE SuPsEME CouHr.-
In the case of Ed ward Prigg plaintiff in error. vs
The Commonwealth Of Pennsy lvania, an important
question, II will be seen, ha. been decided oy shs
with the facts relative to the arrest OF Mr. Nathan
Bcmis, Of this State, who went into Pennsylvani.
some wears ago in pursuit Of Runaway slave, and
took po,session OF the same, without regard 10 the
local authoriter. whose assistance he found il inn
possible to procure. Bsmis was demanded by the
tiovcrnor Of PsnnsylvaBia for violation Of the
laws Of that State. The demand was complied
with, go far as the entry Of eccsnz ance went
and pro forms proceedings were instituted for the
purpose Of bringing the case before the Supreme
Court OF the United Ststes. Tho name Of Mr..
Prigg was introduced one Of the sureties Of Be-
mis-, who has left the State, We believe. .,.l. OF.
It will DO seen that the decision OF the Suprem e
Court il against the constitutienslty OF the law in
Pennsylvania upon which the Indictment was
founded The principle thus establi he'd 10 one Of
importance, and the example which the two States
have set Of proceeding amieably ID the settlement
o. deIicsse question before the o. nstituted ui-
bunsl nj the land ends itself TO the imitation
Of other States that may have unadjasled confro'
VERSES 81 q similar kind
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War.

What form is that which, like the meteor's flash,
Sweeps Ger the plain IT'S War-insatate War! n
Welding his massive spear with mighty grasp,
He goads his fiery steed DER yon bold heights,
That meet the brow Of Heaven The trunpsts blast
Hath d. owned the widow Shrek the orphans wall
oh what, 10 him, are natures holy ties i
Ambition points TO victory and fame! -a
He treads DER slaughtered millions to throne
And grasps sceptre red with human blood rss.
While bssely covering at the tyranes feet,
With smiles deceitful, and obsequious phrase,
HsSEh.y Rsss9n and DARK Threaten no.
The furious fires that wildly rage within. 80
United emily in the league of vice, ,..
They ateh in secret when, and where, to speed ~ ~
The bolt 90 missioned with their sovereignI doom.
While meaner parasites, those gaudy things, %
That Autter round the blaze Of royalty ..vs
vile, mercenary wretches, who, for gold, ti
Would sell themselves their couhtry; andtheir Cod
Yes, swear allek lance to the powers below, j.
To buy life Of luxury AID ease, al 1895
Submissive wait to aid the work Of death.
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RAcrs ovrs THE M.Rios CovRsE.-First day-Mile
heats-Purse S2O0-Wefe entered, Mr.. Ellols Arkalu-
ka, BY imported Leviathsn, dam Sally McGeehee, ! I
Col. Ptmans Arisnns, by Arab, dam by Pacolet, ,
Mr. Il. p. Gsrow . Jsnetse, by John Richards, dam ~,
by Kennedys Diomede, IDS
Time-i 53-i 50.
SECOND DAY-Two mile heats-Purse $500 Were en-
tered =, p Gerow's Fifer, by Monmouth Eclipse Dam
Music, by John Richards,
Mr. Bradfute's Peony, by imported Levishsn, dam
by William of Transport "a.
Mr. Eilott's ssntee, by Wild Bill, dam Sally Gee.
hee,
Time-4-43. H. d
Ta,ap DAr-Three mile heats Purse s500.-Mr. Brad
flutes Tarquin by imported Consul, dam Jenny Deans
by Powhattsn,
Col. Pitmsns Mary Lucket, by Marion, dam by
American Eclipse,
Mr.. Gerows CIarisss, by Monmouth Eclipse, dam
by oscar, ftA DIS
Tines 1916 TO- f.U 10
FOURTH D.y-Nile heas best three In fvePurse s2So.
Mr. Elliots Arkaluka, ! l
Mr. Gerow's Fifer, 2
Timc-1 55-1 57-1 50.
FIFTH DAv-,Sweepstskes-Nle hesss-$5o subscrip-
tions-$5o added by the proprietor Mr. Gerowi
2 Clarissa, 81 I
Mr. Elors Santee,
Mr. Bradfuts's Buncomb
Mr.. Spro Wis Arthur Bagby, dist
ID Tine--l ST. -.
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r. FisHERyEs ON THE DxLAwARE.-Th Trenton
IN. J) State Gazette Of yesterday states that The
bill to prevent fishing with two selnes above Ran
cocus Creek, and also to prevent fishing from sun,
sell OF Friday uatil sunrise on Monday, was passed
by the Assembly, yesterday afternoon IL exe''es
much int rest al along the Delaware, and has been
opposed and advocated most strenuousy.
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Is m IL A&

f(kD lEYTAHLISHksD IL Il.
FlCEThe subscriber continues 10 epg,ge passengers
come from any part Of Crest Britain and by the regular
Those sending their friends assured that every
ed to. TT W ~ d ~ " ..f.--
Drafts for any amount can also be furnished payable
'h'o'sA''''hs United Kingdom Ap joShs HEnpMAN,
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iTsx WurAr, Asp Rrs Csors 1.-The crops "a me
Of Philsdelphis, were never more P'o
missing than al the esenf time. fs,ls 80
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LAWS AGAINST Colonel PEoPLr.-A PAL mas
passed the House OF Delegates Of Maryland Legn-
lature which provides that any free negro or mu-
latto, who shall come into the State after the pas
sage Of the act, may Be arrested By any ana
shall be adjsdged 10 be his slave ana s".n... =
nil be liable to the sane psnalty-unles in both
esse,. they are travelling ss servants OF white
person fhe fact that they are II the eaate' to Dc
rpon,r.rv 10 law The rest 81 the bin, which con.
tain. thirty. Gve sections - in the same liberal
.n;r;t. Every delegate from Baltimore voted
sxsiastitI Il passed. however. and IL now before
Ak Sens
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BILLS STITCHED MODERATE rEaMs.-FouR THOUSAND
i' "' COPIES ssQUIRED. 81 ,sei ..4go
.adserti'smens ine~ded for insertion, and Books for
notice and reSiew, must be forworded 10 the Office 90
on before Thursday Of every week
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M.yos or UrscA.--Horstio Seymour, one ofths
members Of Asssmbly from Ossida cousty, as, on
Tuesday last elected Mayor Of Utiea. over two OK
three eompstiteft, By nsjerity OF u"
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Loss OF THE SHIP .SALApIK.--The ship Saladin
Captain Tenny, Of and frem New York, whence she
sailed ON the 18th instant, with cargo Of -four corn
and cotton, bound to Liverpool, was abandoned on
the 10Th instant in lat 80, Ion 60, having expert
enced q heavy gale on Thursday night preceding,
in which her cargo was shifted and her pumps be-
came choked, rendering the ship completely unma-
naGeabls
Adams from Boston bound to this port, and arrived
here ON Saturday last. On Friday evening bsfore
they were taken of, saw bark, hoisted signal
Of distress at the foretopmast head 10 which they
paid no attention. Captain Tenpy, in behalf Of
himself and crew ,tenders to Captain Adams their
thanks for his kind and generous treatment to tnem
while on board his vessel Norfolk Herald, feo'u
ary g.
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sAr ANrorIo MUrIHEEas.-Ths nine men ar
rested for murder and mutipy on board the Texan
war schooner San Antonio. on the night Of the IIrh
inst were yesterday brought before his honor the
Mayor for examination. The Attorney General
wa: present-so was Lieutenant seeser, commander
OF the San Antonio.
The dsPositions of Messrs. M. II. Dearborn.
Allen & Odell all officers of the San Antonio, and
who were on board at the time Of the unfortunate
occurrence, were taken down. They are in sub
stance recital Of the facts given in this paper ON
the 18Th inst. They were all remanded to prison,
to await their trial on the charge Of murder, ex-
cept Edward keenan,, the cook, who, it appeared,
did not participate in the mstiny. -
The following are the names OF such the crew
IS are still at large, who were cone in the plot
and q party to the proceedings. Those persons to
the ringleaders:-
*James Hodgins, *Charles Lourence, ~Mr WAL
lace, *John Francis, Thomas Compton, Henry
Stuliz, T. e. Power, James Austen, - Eyeton.
VIM DE Roone, R. A. Nicely, A. Londois, r. Mar
tin, and A. Messenberger
James Hudgins. another ofthe Texan mutineers,
has been arrested. He was taken at the South
West Pass on board n schooner bound for New
York.-N. o. Bulletin. Feb n. T
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CHARLEsTeN RAcEs-THIRp DAY-THRxr MILE
HEATs-PURsE Ss75O.-The following horses were
entered for this purse and all came up to the stand
at the appointed hour - ic, 8' q ag4
Col Hsmptons ch horse Santa Ana years old by Der.
,and u syt Of Daisy, BY Kosciusko. Riders dress.
Mslibrsn, by Ruebens. Riders dress, fancy.
Col McPhsr,on's imported bay mare Adrisna, years
DID, by Mulatto, dam Octavia. Riders dress, fancy.
The racing was very spirited and animating-
Santa Ana took the 6rst heat, after close contest
with Helen, coming out victoriously the length Of
her neck. Time, SIN. SIS. At the second heat San
ia Ana and Helen only appeared, and the former
remainder Of the heat. Time, 5m 53s.
The second race was run by DR.. Guignard's Fu-
~ and Col. R. c. Richardson's Valera; both heats
were won by Fary Time Of first heat, Sm 56s.:
second do. 3m. SIS. -..j fi,.
The following horses have been entered for this
days race, two mile heats
Col Hamptons CDR Guigaard's) G. Edsto years old,
COL IsSsR 9St q Empress BY Henry Rdsr'
imp Ll-bor0ush, out Of an Eclipse mare. Riders
Col sletons b. years DID, by im; Non Plus, Dali
~, by Kosciusko Riders dress, fancy.
The entries for the second race, two mile heats,
are as follows:
r. Smiths oh. Christina, year: old, by Rowton.
Mr.. Richardson's BIC. Buck Rabbit years old by imp
Non Plus, out Of the dam Fair Ellen.
CHARLESTON RACES, 25rH-FouRrn DAY-The fol-
lowing horses entered for this days race, two
miles nedts-p purse S0OW
Col Hsmpton's CDR Gugnards) b. Edisto years old,
By imp. Rowton, out Of Empress, by Henry.
Col Ashes (Mr. Sheltons) br. h. Willgo years old,
by imp. Luzborough, out Of an Eclipse mare.
Col SiDgletons b. Kate Converse 4yeas old BY imp.
Non Plus, Daisy by Kosciusko.
The FIRST heat was warmly contested by WilIgo
and Kate Converse. the knowing ones having bet
largely on Kate. Wgo not the favorite at
starting, but he had hackers, who thought him a
match for his competitor in two mile race. and he
justified thu. expectation, IN the hrst heat leaving
Kate more than length behind. Time 3 min. SIS.
The second heat was also won with ease by Wlgo
Time 3 min. SIS. senfin is,-I 81 fr9.ttt
For the second Race-two mile heats-purse $50
the following horses were entered:-
X Simmons CHI. Christins, years old, by Rewton.
Mr. Rchsrdsens b. Buck Rabbit, years old, by Non
81 Plus, out ofthe dam Of Fair Ellen.
. This race was an exciting one, the two horses for
the first heat keeping side by side the greater part
Of the second mile. but Buck Rabbit came in ahead
at the quarter stretch Time min. 50 sec. The
secondheat was woa without effort by Buck Rabbit.
Time min. 8 sec. t....
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md lavorably known in the trade - =
FREE pasaee from The derent ports Of Ireland and Scot
sna an sl,G ss ssss and drss Yhsd for any amount
R9eee az ne atonai and PROVINCIAL Banks Of and
der sspeeeiye bsenchss, and slso MessrS j. W. Rob-
ynieh Are paid free Of any charge, throughout
F's fa'sA-' p'raeu]|s SH : y g,a|1,tssnu.v.
- IA " hobINeQN, ls 0orss Piaxzas, !,
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For the better accommodaion Of Shippers IL intended 20
ship from this port the ls 5h 10th 2oth
and 2sth Of each aont commencing the 10th October and
contnupg until May when regular days will be appointed fol
De remainder Of the whereby great delays and dssp
will be during the summer months Inc
following ships will commence this arrangements
U0hp YAZOO, Capt. Cornell NHi ,I.si h IiIll trf
SAo OCONEE. Capt Jackson f4srfa I'D ... t..f
y 6hp MISSISSIPPI, Capt. Hihard.
6hIp LOUISVILLE, Capt. Hunt 'l- +'
6hrp SHAKESPEARE, Capt. Miner. aat9 r'. Dos .t
Ship CASTOR. Capt Latham. - ,- fg.-a u
SSiDD HUNTSVILLE, Capt. Mumford
Shp OCMULGEE, Capt Leaviu. ''
Milo NASHVILLE, Capt Dickinson. fi ffu.eJ nf
4 Ship NE MPHlS, Capt. Knight. s.... ...r-...,
"A, Ship LOUISA, Capt; Mulford o,..~,y,.
y for packets light draft Of have recently been
v copperrd pot spleudd order, With
3sr for GO Mort They are
gsners They will at all times be towed up and
jSs he o~ners OF CAPTAINS ships will
he Tor eweiry stones silver ware
- NV package sent by put 'board Of
% regular bills adns taken for the ssme and
the value therenn exr-es:eS 49, .,t t,.t
: For freight or passage j Apply yt e. ~
an asl -, JAMES T.. WOODRUFF, Agent in New
Osans who will promptly forward all goods to his address
The OF this hne warranted to sail punctue
yed and will be taksnto have the good correct
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/. 500 To Boz.
~ o Boz. long have tarried evs1 .
To hnd a man like you y AftH
~ And now hear you're married, fnl
Oh dear, what shall do aao
Each day grows more madden,
Tears down my face do run
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o. Boz that wife of yours,
I wish that she would die
For then I'm sure, you might 'f
A fancy take to l. IS
When first ! set ny eyes on
You, I did loveyou Boz; .
Then give your wife some pison,
There is /" sufficient cos" MOLLY.