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STETSON s. AVERY.
or HAWTHORN g. WOODS,

or AWTHORN q WOODo,
Gravier street, New Orleans.
Nov. l2, l842. 42m3
erThe attention Of the public is called
10 This boat. The hull engines and fur
niture are entirely new; has Evans pa
tent safety valves, TO prevent explosion
o. boilers; also, fire, engine and hose; an
iron Hurricane deck TO prevent fire. steers
with iron chains; and is provided with a
life boat that will carry 70 to 80 persons.
Neither money nor time has been spared
to give safety, speed, comfort and sPlen-
dor; and The proprietors have no heslta-
lion in offering her TO the public as the
best boat ever in the trade.
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October 80, ls42.
Notice..

NOTICE..
T ETTERS of Administration having
"A been granted to the undersigned at
the July torn, 1842, Of the Probate court
Of Amite county, on the Estate Of James
Clark. deceased, --Notice is hereby given
to all persons indebted TO said Estate to
make Immediate payment, and all those
having claims to present them duly au.
,henticated, within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred.
-GYLLUM A. HUDSON,
Administrator
August e,l84s. 99w6
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Notice.

n ETTERS Of Administration having
4 been granted to the undersigned al
the October term, 1912, of the honorable
Probate Court Of Amite county on the
estate Of Joseph Smith, deceased, NO
tice is hereby given 10 allpersons indebt.
ed to said estate TO make immediate
payment, and all those having claims to
present them, duly authenticated. within
the time prescribed by law, or they VIII
be forever barred.
GEORGE w. SMITH,
Administrator
October 90. l942. 40w6
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IN O Mist a Ike! -
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION

GREATLY AND NO PUFF ~
TTNHE subscriber respectfully informs
the inhabitants of Liberty and ITS
vicinity, that he has made an arrange
ment with large firm in the city OF New
Orlerns, for general assortment Of WIN
ter clothing and Dry Goods, which ne
will offer for sale at tho lowest cash PR
ces. lie will keep constantly on hand a
10 roe asssortmen. of Lowel's and Brogans
made at the Ponitentlary Baton Rouge
Italian and French Gro de nap,
Swiss and French muslins,
English and French calico,
Merrimac and Rowen calico,
English and French mercno,
Kentucky ami Stubensvllle Jeans,
Bombazines,
Circassians,
Grape,
Linsey,
Hard Times,
Furniture calico,
Irish Linnens,
German Linnens,
Dress Capes,
Ladies Cloaks,
lnseriings,
Boys clothing,
Hats and Caps,
Ladies and Gents. Silk Hose,
do do Linnen and Cotton do,
do do Silk thread cotton and
Leather Gloves,
Silk bonnetts,
Straw do,
Leghorn do,
Ribbons,
Linnen and Calico shirts,
Umbrellas, .
Blanket Kearsey Cloth and PHO
Overcoats.
Cass,mer and Cassnet pantaloonc,
Silk, Satin, Velvet, Wollen velye
and Cloth Vests,
Besides great many other articles to-
! numerous to particularze.
N. B. Lowell's at IL l-2 cts per yard
j Negro shoes 81 81 Id cts. pc
pair. LEVY DKEYFUSS:
Nov. 18 1841 47-tf
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DIR. SPEN GERS
VEGETABLE ANTI BILIOUS AND
Anti-Dyspeptic Pills.

Anti-Dyspeptic Pills.
HIT is WELL known that diseases Of
ten arise from foul and disordercd
slate Of tho Stomach and Bowels; and il
this condition is properly attended TO and
relieved, that health will Immediately be
restored: And nothing more effeciUal
can be resorted 10, than one or two good
doses Of purgative medicine. And there
is nothing more suitable than Pills OF a
proper character. The public have in
these Vegetable Pills the article presen-
ted to them, which possesses the quail,
ties calculated to render the most imfcf-
iant service in cleansing the allmoniary
canal: they will operate with sufficient
force, and still with ease and safety; there
| is no ingredient liz them, that will render
them dangerous as to taking cold, or cause
any particular care in diet necessary.
They have been used by the proprietor,
with abundant success in an extensive
medical practice for many years. He
can therefore recommend them to the
public patronage. 1t is not vainly preten-
ded that they will cure all diseases, bat
they will answer the purposes for which
they are offered, as well as any purgative
medicine that can be produced; ard by
being taken when that description ,ol
medicine is needed, may save a person
from threatened disease, at very small
iexponse, and without any interruption Of
his usual employment.
Twenty Pills in each Box-price 20
cents Box
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Insolvcnt Notice.

HNHE undersigned having been APP
pointed COMMISSIONERS to examine
and report claims against the Estate OF
Matthew Jones, deceased, (reported m
solvenD at the July term, l842, OF me
Probate court OF Amite county, will meet
at the. Court House in Liberty Tor lhat
purpose, on the Second Saturday IN each
month, for the ensuing six months.
T. W.. POUND( Commits
S. r. DAVIS,
August 8, 1842. 29m6
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DIR. HULL'S
Medicated Worm Lozenges.

DROGED in more than 1900 cases to be IN
falIible. the only certain Worm Destroying
Medicine in use, and are the greatest discovery
ever made for dispolng the various KINDS q
worms that so frequently and distressingly annoy
both children and adults. Many diseases arise
from worms, and occasion long and intense SUI
fering, and even death, without their ever being
suspected; grown persons are very often afflicted
with them, and are doctored for various com:
plaints. without any benefit; while one dose oil
these Lozenges would speedily cure them
They are an infalbe remedy, and so pleasant
to the taste that children will take them as read
lily as a common peppermint Lozengc.
Read the following letters: :
New York, September 10, lo4l.
Dear Doctor-Accordlng to your request, We
have used your Lozehges in several cases o.
worms, ndfound them uniformly successful
We have no difficultyin getting children to take
them, as they are perfectly pleasant. We shai
use them whenever occasion offers, believing
them to be the best vermifuge medicine in USE
We have also used your Cough Lozenges very
extensively, and find them fully to answer thu
purposes you recommend them for. VIC arr
vonrs respeCttully.
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effects; and we therefore recommend
them 10 the public notice.
CURTIS OGDEN. II. KocHEsPERGRE,
CHARLES HELLO. S. W. EDWARDS, M. p.
JONATHAN BROOKS. NJ. SEYMOUR.
E. WHITEHALL,
New Orleans, Jan. I, 184l.
have used DR.. Spencer's Pills in
nv practice for the last IL months, in
several cases Of the Dyspepsia, Sick Head.
ache, Bilious fever and other diseases.
produced by an inactive state of the Ly-
err, and take pleasure in giving my tes.
timony Of their good effects in all these
cases, and consider them safe and
mild apereat, and the best article Of this
kind have ever used.
N. II. EDWARDS, M. b.
New York, Sept. l, l84i.
. DR.. Spencer--Dear Sir, have used
your Vegetable Pills in my practice for
the last IL months, and am happy 10
saw that have found them very effca.
ceous medicine in tie cure Of Diseases
Ihaye prescribed them as cathartc med.
icine in levers, with the most happy sue,
cess. have also given them in many
chronic affections, in which they have
effected the most astonishing cures--l do
therefore recommend them TO the afflicted
as medicine Of the greatest value.
JAMES SMITH, MD.
| Mobile, Ala. Jan. 1, lo4l.
This is to certify that was affiicteda
number Of years with pain in the side
AMI back, dizziness Of the head, sick
/ stomach, costiveaess, loss Of appetite,
swelling of the feet; lat length became
/, very weak and much debilitated. suf
fered very much with oppression atlhe
stomach after eating, my skin became
, dry. countenance SALON, disturbed dreams
&c. commenced using your Vege.
6 tube Pills and can truly say that felt
relief Immediately, my health improved
until found myself 10 good health, there
fore do recommend these pills 10 the at.
fiicted as medicine Of the greatest val
lue. y. v pi.ASh, ISq'
!, New Orleans, Jan, 4, ,l84l.
!, 0-Theso truly valuable Pillsare for
I sale al Liberty. Miss. by
DONNELLA 81 RUDD. (
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-01-17

MRS. ALDENHoVEN'S
vas PRIVATE
BOARDING HOUSE
FOR THE ACCOMMODATION o.
Respectdble Families and Single Ge"tie"e"
No. 90, CANAL STREET,
NEW ORLEANS
Notice.

-
TNHE undersigned guardian o. Inc
nerson and estate Of Josephine ",
Harrison, having appled at the November
Term. 184q. of the Probate Court OF Wu>
kinson county, State Of Mississippi py
petition Tor an order Of sale for the one
undivided third part Of lot or parcel OF
land, living in said Wilkinson county,
containing one hundred and three acres
and lorty.one hundredths OF an acre
bounded on the South by land belonging
10 Robert T. Semple, and on the No['h
,by land belonging TO Robert NJ. ieroy,
and being the same LOT or parcel Q. 'uHn
allotted and set apart to Josephine "
Harrison, Eliza A. Lyons and Samue' ~
Harrison, as the heirs and legal repre-"
sentatives Of Frances NJ. Harrison, de-
ceased. on the division Of the real estate
of William VERIFY, deceased. All persons,
interested in the said above mentioned
10, or parcel Of land are hereby no'ihed
and required to appear before the Probate
Cour, of said Wilkinson county, on me
first day ofits next January term, i8fo,
and shew cause if any they can, WAY salc
one undivided third part of said above
described lot or parcel Of land belonging
to said Josephine V. Harrison, should no
be sold according to the petition flied.
SAMUEL r. HARRISON, Guardian
of JOSEPHINE V. HARRISON
Nov. &c, 1842. 43
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RANGERS Sale.


Rangers Sale.
I'm the first Monday in February,
l843, will sell before the door of
the Court House in Liberty, the following
described Strays, viz:
One Bay MARE, taken up by Laban
C. Marsh, 4 years old, ~ hands high, and
appraised at $35.
One Black HORSE, taken up by Alex.
Berryhill, 10 or II years old, and APP
praised at $50.
One small Bay HORSE, taken up by
B. Anderson, 1874 hands high, 10 years
old, and appraised at $40.
One Mare MULE, taken up by Richard
Williams, 8 years old, sorrel color, IL
hands high, and appraised at $50.
One Bay MARE, taken up by John w
Horton, is years old, and appraised at
$l5.
One Cow and Heifer, taken up by Jas.
d. Roberts, both appraised at SD.
One Heifer, taken up by ~. Max
we'll, and appraised at SO.
i. NJ. KINCADE, Ranger.
January end, l843. as
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TWAS ON hand and win keep through
III ne season, good supply Of
Groceries s. Produce,
with Bagging, Rope and Twine,-will
advance on Cotton shipped 70 his friends
in New Orleans, or at the North.
JOHN c. MORRIS.
Bayou Sara, September, l842--3S
N. B.-Cottou stored and shipped
gratis. ----.--------
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

We do hereby certify that we have
used DR.. Spencer'sveg etable Anti-bilious
Pills, and found them safe and active
purgatiye, attended with very beneficial
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Look Out
For the man that pushed the Bull
off the Bridge.

Solomon is himself again !!
1T may not be known to many OF me
citizens Of Amite that :" One 81 Me
Royal Family" is still among them; and
Cor fear such should be the case, he now c
makes known to his felow-ctlzens' lar
and near, that he holds himself IN readi-
ness, 10 do any work for them, in the way
of repairing Gins-and SO forth From
his actual knowledge Of this business, to-
ge,her win his former experience !" IN
he States" he assures those who may
wish his services that the work shall be
executed in style never before seen IN
this country. >,,,oy
LE ROY WARNOCk.
April 90, 1842. l7w4
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TyOR the purpose Of closing Deed
4 of Trust, bearing date 18th day oil
December, A. ID. 1841, made by Augustus
w. Forsythe, in my favor, to secure me
AGAINST certain debts and COSTS mentioned
in said Deed Of Trust, shall proceed to
sell. before the door of the Court douse
of Amite county, on Monday the 18th day
of November next, for Cash, within the
hours prescribed by law, the following
property, viz: So much Of lots number
two and four, in square number fifteen,
accordingto the plan or map OF the town
os Liberty, and so much OF four acre
lot adjoining thereto, as lies east of line
beginning at point on the Northern
boundary of said lot number two, one
hundred links from the North East cor
ner Of said lot number two, and running
thence due South TO a stake on the South
ern boundary line. Of said four acre lot
being the same lots or parcels OF land
conveyed by Gideon Sleeper and vile tt
lanes M. Norwood by deed dated Gil
day Of September, 1887, and the same
conveyed by said Norwood 10 Samue
Tiotson by deed dated 18th September
1870 which said deeds reference
had for more full description OF sal
lots and parcels Of land.
| will convey such title as | bold b
virtue Of said Trust deed only, which
believed to be entirely good.
WILLIAM JONES, Trustee.
May 7th, 184G.
The above Sale is postponed until Il
Second Monday Of November, inst.
w. JONES, Trustee.
Nov. 10, 1842.
The above sale is further postPon'
until the 4lh monday in January ne'
w. JONES Trustee.
December 8, l842.
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0TTheso truly valuable Pillsars for
sale al Liberty. Miss. BY
DONNELLA g. RUDD.
DIR. HULL's
Vegetable Fcrer and Ague 4. Anti-Ferer
LIS.


TNyHfS proprietor of these justly celebrated
Pills from the experience of the last
three years. feels himself fully authorized in
asserting and warranting his pillsto be the most
innocent and perfectly efficient remedy ever
offered to the public, and is really what it Pur
ports to be, a certain, speedy and permanent
cure for all cases whatever of aguc and fever or
chilIs and fever Such has been its very great
success in all those districts of country where
il has been used, that it has supplanted almost
every other remedy and by its uniform certain
ty in curing this very discgreeablc and some
times distressing disease, has gained the entire
confidence of the public and appreciation Of ting
medical faculty. Indeed many Of The most
prominent and distinguished practitioners, in
various parts Of the Southern and Western coun'
try, ha ve such confidence in its superior efilca'
cy, that they give it decided preference over
all other remedies, and uniformly prescribe in
their practice for this disease. The superiority
which is claimed fol this medicine over all 9th
crs is, that, independent Of its being speedy
and certain cure, it is>tlie most perfectly inno'
cent remedyknown. :,
Infants, females, and persons Of the most dei'
icate constitutions, may take it without the
least fear Of any unpleasant effect, and will find
their general health and vigor restored by !"
h
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New Orleans, Port Hudson, Ba-
you Sare, g. Point Coupee
Packet.

CAPTAIN HART
TWAS the pleasure of informing his
M friends that the new and splendid
double engine steam boat
RILL / A N L
has arrived and has taken the place oil
the steamer Persian" leaving New Or.
leans every WEDNESDAY morning at ~
o'clock; and returning leave Bayou Sara
every SATURDAY morning at 10 o'clock.
For freight or passage apply on board,
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CERTIFICATES.

New Orleans, Feb. 90, 164l.
Dear Sir-After my compliments to you,
will inform you that have fully tested your
Mills. and find them to answer the purpose de-
stoned. in no case have they failed when they
have had a fair trial want you TO send mca
fresh supply as soon as possible.
Your obedient servant, ,. bLAOh'
New Orleans, Dec. 10, l84l.
This Is TO certify that / have used DIR. Hulls
Vegetable Ague Medicine in my practice Tor the
last eighteen months. have prescribed IT er
tonsively in chills and fever, and have never
known Il to fail to perform cure the first day
have also prescribed it in bilious, typhus'
nervous and congestive feyers, and have truly
found il the most valuable remedy for the cure
Of feycrs, tnGt have ever known offered 70 tue
pnblic. | do therefore recommend II to all per
sons laboring under fever, as safe and enec1u
Al remedy. JAS. DUPONT, M
Mobile, Ala, January l, 1884,,
This Is TO certify, that Ihave used Dr. Hulls
Vegetable Ague Medicine in my family N
number OF cases Of chills and fever, and y mas
never failed 10 perform cure immediately;
do therefore recommend II to all persons an's
ted with chills and fever, as safe and cer'sI'
remedy for the cure Of that most distressing W,
ease, as my knowledge Of the medicine y y, ny
confned 10 what it has done in my iamlly'
4 have seen the good effects Of It in q numDof =
leases Of my nefghbors. Az M n
Mobile, Ala. January 81 1871 ALA
This is to certify, that we have travelled h NV
over this and the adjoining States, anu me- me-.
heard much said in favor Of DR.. hulis AguO r ~ h
dcine in the cure Of fevers. we nave nIv TSrs,
] used in great many cases Of chllis anu ~. I'm inn
ard have mover known It rail 70 efec' oa o.;coa
mediately. We have also particularly w. md
ts effects in great many cases OF D'lll ,h we
other fevers, and in the many cases IN wnV aiEsc
| have known 1t used, 1t has never faiea y ~
cure in shorter time than any mou'oi"0
| have eyer known. - ,sbor.
We do therefore recommend n to those -. .sI ,hs
i ine under fever, as an eaectual remooy ~
cure Of that dscase, "a. Ala. d
SAM: SMITH, Esq. Moolle' No. 10
James e. Likely, 40. ~ ~
s. B. Lancaster, M. D. DO -
A. s.. Lane, M. D. do ~
Smith, Druggist do' w.
mr. Those popular pills arc for sal. sSls y Price
Store u Donnela &Rudd, Liberty MISS ;cieut
only one dollar per box One bcx su..
cure two or three eases Of chillS snd fe''''
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mr. Those popular pills arc fer sac pic
Store IL Donnelia &.Rudd, Liberty, Mlss. s,.isN
only one dollar per box One bcx su~'
cure two or three easea OF chillu gnd reV'''
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LvELPooL-Ship Sheridanlo0 tons coal Collins co
st5sssa znF o wn Wct
staIs.s shay Hannah Eaye;. James s.sxS1i
slpj James a'f ease
bars Of IRON slesoa BstsMl2 sS S1's Hns
Jacob Reese sop,I7 Bird, Gillian Messenger Bro
ad Gn %Ssas ss %0R Fax as s.r
Nichols 4l John ,ihon cc2 Stone john Null
linz John HaTn-2 Hunt. Bro her-D Hurry kamum 8
sen eos2 EeEm &SNa2 CSsIls,
Pc Thomas Stone. Swan co.'s Thos Hunt & c.
AVG Hun co7ls Ghas E Bill & co.'s T Stone s co
6sd| Ccansh-I VIM WafnesSi Hughes, Ward es-
sss s1. 90 % M.s d Rss plate;
shsPd,en W%s MSs ss sh Il
co.'s Ingis Scott bbs Of potatoes Maitland Comsst
co.. mill stones Richard sn Esq22 packages BeoJa-
Gsps bx mfF Dunesa soGs pIg
Jas Neal cSH? Wiilison WheeTrish t Con-
clay W TunstaIl-2 pigs And Mitchell co-iO. eau d.
well col button making machine Is Lster2 bales
reung n Field box hardware LOG pkgs 20 boxes tin
PALERMoIBrg Jane. Wilson-lss5 boxes lemons 1876 do
S nsI E 90 M bags zoo 40 sumae 10 tons
PARA-Bg washington Barges5 boxes India rubber shoes
box castings 1928 hides 20 shoes do balls do India
rubber sheets Allen Psxope boxes types w Hager trunk
boxes wine skins Moore-3l do India rubber shoes 90
cases boxes India rubber balls, order.
MARAc AIBo-Baque Levant-s25 bags coffee Arenguren
i do $40 hides Mason TRompson@8s bags Peruvian bark
Arenguren
HAvASAschr Harriet Smith, Reported yesterday 900
oranges punches bananas 300 Baen60OO
+ Is Tuttle-8730 Nostrand.
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'aBLE ExHiBrrINo NUMBER OF ARRIVALS AND DEPAR-
lures, REcErPTs OF Flour AND WHEAT, WITH THE lEs'
to wheat it stands thus :

Reducing the flour to wheat it stands thus =
Wheat, bushels ss 49, s 1873 s lsts
By the above estimate s2l bushels of wheat the
receipts of ls42 valued $3.50 900 than 500
bushels receipts ls43 The receipts of ls4s exceed
those of ls42 about million bushels and the value is
placed at nearly million dollars less This is correct
result which arrv ed at by the operation of numerous
causes all of which exert controlling influence. The
first great the abundance Of production which
has created surplus in the country without outlet to
any extent The second the improved state of the
rency consequent upon the disappearance of so many
banks, and the restrictions placed upon those left
in existence in the grain growing sections Both
political parties say this is lcaused by the tariff
The utras doctrine argue that it is in consequence
protective scale and their opponents say because
protective enough Theythink the whole prosperity
of the country, and every woman and child in it, de
ponds upon tariff of duties to suit their particular policy
For political effect they look farther and endeavor to
ride into power the popularity of their arguments.
all the tables of foreign imports into this country that
have heretofore gven the most striking feature that
exhibited itself in the increase during the years Of
great expansion of the currency. Inflated prices
made The additional value and to certain extent high
prices increased the quantity imported The production
of great staple in every country is caused by the de-
nand and state of prices. The two years that followed
the importation of much wheat into this country,
hibed great production throughout theWest
Acres Of land at that time brought under cultivation,
by the condition oprices and state Of the currency that
but these would have been this day wilder
ness bushel of wheat has not been imported into this
from other countries for centuries because actually
wanted for consumption Our soil has always produced
surplus We had thousands upon thousands of bushes
OF grain in the hands of spectators at the time we were
importing much. Our exports Of flour have always
been to large amount, and foreign grain imported
here because prices at home run up to SO high
point by the expansion of the currency and the pecua
tive fever which it caused that wheat could be brought
thousands Of miles and sold profit in markets. Is
this natural state of trade The tremendous reaction is
the best evidence that il not.
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State OF Trade.

There is very little doing in any article of trade Cot.
ton is more active than any thing else
AsHEsWe quote Pots at 81 SGT, and Pearls at S. O6i
s. l21. Both kinds very dull.
HAy-Sales OF North River bale at 43 as cents The
receipts small and far demand exists. Country sells
as wanted at 65 rs cents.
PRovlsoNs.-Onr quotations and remarks of yesterday
will still apply to the present state of the marke-not the
slightest change Perceptibe.
WHrsKEv-Drudge is still held at % cents. Barrels
very dull at 24I cents.
FLOUR ANr GRANArtices in this line without any
actual change, although prices have inclination down
ward. Genesee cannot be quoted at over 81 62I a
81 6s3.
CoTroN.-The transactions to-day amount to about
1900 bales In some small advance has been paid
the rates of yesterday Holders quite stiff and the
amount sale is small. Both buyers and sellers are
anxiousy awaiting the arrv al Of the steamer Hberna.
RnAL EsrArr-The following sales OF Real Estate
made by Anthony j. Bleeckor Co.-Two pieces of
ground on Blocker street at the corner OF Barrow con-
tanning 26 feet by 75 and % by go together with the
buildings thereon known Nos 49, $50, 49,, 1884, 2s6
2ss Bleecker street sold together for. S26,500
me null OF the ship Memphis, with the materials, as
she lies at the Dry Dock. -. .........Sl $4,000