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Sharks.

The Modest game for the deep sea an
gler is the shark; and there is towards
the conquest of this fish the same feeling
as towards similar triumph over the
liger-an exultation, q qualification to
think that mankind has been relieved
from a monster-that one tyrant less is
in existence. The excitement among
ships watch when one Of these fish is
hooked, makes them, for the time, almost
regardless ofdiscipline; and when he is
hauled on board, the cry and Joy with
which they hurry "John Shark" as they
term him, to his fate shows that they re-
joice over Cruel enemy's fall The
shark is seldom seen by them on ship
board, except during q calm, OR when
the vessel does not make,more thro'
the water than one Or two knots an hour.
lie makes occasional detours round the
ship, but astern, and mostly in the very
wake of the vessel is the position he
maintains. He appears, as looked down
upon from ships deck, in shape like
that Of the cod; but he is Of grecnish
brown color, and his fms are tipped with
white. There arc two spccies-the
common or round headed, and the blue
or bottle nosed. Each is savage and
voracious; but worst, where both are bad !,
is said to be- the last named. 1t is Ger
tain that this is usually larger than the
other, but is more rarely met with. |
never saw bat one. An extraordinary
circumstance connected with the shark
is its being invariably attended by num-
Der, | have seen as many as a dozen of
most beautiful fish varying in size from
that Of herring 10 that Of mackerel
These are called pilot fish, from the pc
pular belief that they guide The shark to
his prey but believe that this is de-
fusion, similar to that which obtained for
T the iackal the title Of the lions provider.
This arose from the iackal being always
found in the vicinity Of the king of the
forest when he was devouriDg his prey.
Better information now te3ches, that
the iackal ON such occasions comes to
profit by the others leavings; and so |
think the pilot fish attends upon the
shark for the sake Of feeding upon the
fragments he 3catters around when tear
ing his prey to pieces, they are most
I Sprightly elegant fish, banded crcularly
with alternate stripes of white and pur-
pie, and-dart about the monsters head
in evident security that no effort he might
make would enable him to catch them;
and they are most sedulous in picking up
any little pieces that may separate from
the bait employed TO lure the shark, or
that may be thrown in for their benefit,
and which are too small to attract the
monsters notice. No sooner is he hook
ed, and demonstrates by hia struggles
his sense of danger, than his little attend
ants betray by their confusion and af-
frighted motions, they are partakers
of his fears, and the instant be Is COM
pletely taken, they dart away, and are
seen no more.
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land Gar Sale.


w ILL be Sold al great bargain,
w thenortheast quariar-of section
27, township 6, range 7 east; the north
west quarter of section 35 township 6,
range east; the south west quarter OF
section % township z range. 7 east; the
south east quarter Of section so, town
ship Z range z east.
These lands lie within about FIVE miles
of the town ofCarrolIsville in ltawafhba
county. and are gradually rolling. or
wave land, we'll timbered with oak, hck-
DRY and black jack, with several small
streams running. through them, and of
an. excellent class for cultivation, in a.
healthy section Of country. The two
las.. mentioned quarter sections lie to
gether so as to form half section, and
within one mile of twenty mile creek
the old Natchez trace running over
part Of It.
The above lands will be sold or ex-
changed for real estate in this county on
the most favorable terms-for particu
lars of which inquire at this office.
may 81 Lift
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The sweet waters of Asia.

The boat took us in the afternoon up
the ,Ro5phorus, TO the Sweet Waters OF
Asia, where the Sultan was RECALLING
himself with his solitary dinner Che al
ways eats alone) in large kiosk, under
the trees close TO the sea, and the royal
casiques were awaiting his return A
number Of arabas, some containing la
dies of the imperial harem, were collec-
ted, with their yelled inmates, in a shady
spot at the waters edge. Some Of the
ladies we're sitting in groups on the
grass, but an enclosure Of guards pre-
vented the near approach Of Strangers.
Beautiful as are the whole ofthe shores,
we were rather disappointed in these
Sweet Waters, the rest Of the scene be-
ing simply a large haymeadow, bounded
by hedges, half of it cropped by num-
Der cftethered horses. We walked up
a pretty Enghsh.looking lane, crossed a
decayed wooden bridge with large holes
in it, and came upon q scene of pic-nics
and cafes, under groups of trees. A par
ty Of Turkish women were sitting round
repast spread on the ground, and on
our approach most carefully hid their
facesj one completely covered her eyes,
atthe same time, in her agitation, thrust
ing forth one leg visible as high as the
knee, in her large yellow boot. On the
other side of brook, where the frogs
were making, as usual, noise like Pan
demonium, were seated group OF men
round aiable-cloth on the ground, With
large dish in the middle, full OF stewed
meat and other compounds, which they
were tearing TO pieces with their hands,
it must have been avery elderly fowl or
lamb, by The pulling and struggling which
ensued. The great difficulty in this
manner OF eating must be the risk (e-
quaIly disircesing) OF finding oneself
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German Princes.

All the gardens, too, are open, and the
people walk in them, and stream around
the palaces; passing in many instances,
through their very courts and getaways,
just as if they were their own. Nay,
the royal and ducal owners walk about
amongst the people with as little cere-
mony as any Of the rest. The Emperor
of Austria, or the King Of Prussia, does
the very same. You may NEE: them
anywhere; and little more ceremony is
used towards them than is used towards
any other individual, simply that Of lift
ing your hat il passing, which is done
to all your acquaintance, and is return
ed as q mark Of ordinary salutalion.-
You will see princes sitting in public
places with their friends, with a cup Of
coffee, as unassumingly, and as little
stared at IS any respectable citizen
You may sometimes see a grand duke
come into country inn, call for his glass
Of ale, drink il, pay for it, end 60 away
as unceremoniously as yourself The
consequence of this easy familiarity is,
that princes are every where popular;
and the daily occurrence Of their pres
ence amongst the people prevents that
absurd rush and stare at them which
prevails in more luxurious and exclusive
countries.-HowiA's Rural end Domes-
tic life Of GERMANY
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Ireland.

The following is portion of speech
delivered by DR.. Higgins Bishop Of Ar
.dagh, at the dinner given after the great
Repeal meeting in Mullingar Co, West
Meath, on Saturday May the l4th, at
which 1870 TO $50 thousand people
were present. The Bishop Of Ardagh
proceeded Md Cour.
| know that virtually, you all have
reason TO believe that the Bishops OF
Ireland are repealers; but ! have now
again formally TO announce TO you that
they have all declared themselves as
such, and from shore 10 shore we are
no" all repealers-(great cheering.)
Ferh1ps should confne myself TO. these
observations as far as the body is con-
cerned to which have the honor 10 be-
long; but cannot sit down without ad-
'ertng TO the means which That body
would have, and would be determined
''.exert, in case that foolish minister
VINO presides over the destinies of our
'Oaa,Fy would nave dared to pa. his
E''ll INTO execution (hclro md cheera.)
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RANGERS NOTICE.

NAKEN up, by Joseph II. Emerson.
4 Of Ponola county, about the 10th OF
May, last, and posted before B. F. Nor
rio, Esq. on the goth inst, a light brown
mare, about II hands high, left hind
foot white, a small star in her forehead
and marked with gear, about Is years
old, appraised to twenty dollars.
DAVID DUKE, R. PC.
July fst 1843.-16-tf. PIGS.
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: VIE partnership heretofore existing
E between the undersigned in the
Mercantile Business in the town of Bel
mont, in Ponola county, under the firm
and style of Henry Laird & Co, and in
The town Of Oakland in Yalobusha coun-
ty under the firm and style of r II.
Laird & Co, was this day dissolved hy
mutual consent; Robert II. Laird having
purchased the entire interest of Henry
Laird in both establishments. Allper-
sons indebted to either firm by note or
account, on the first day of January last,
are requested TO come forward and make
immediate paymantto either of the un,
day.cf0poI
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Sale Of T0yg .E0ls.

NOTICE is hereby given that the.
l y Commissioners of the. town Of
Belmont in PonoIa county Mississippi,
viii on the LIST Monday in August next
proceed to sell at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder all the unsold lots 10
said town. A credit Of one and two
years will be given, by the purcha-
ser giving sufficient security. The
stock holders and all others that may
be Interested are particularly requested
10 attend
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/.

u G. WILLIAMS, administrator Of
e. the estate Of G. B. Carter decd
has filed his accounts at the June Term
Of the Probate Court Of Ponola county,
for final settlement of said estate at the
October Term 1913. Notice is hereby
given to all interested TO attend and show
cause if any they can why final settle
ment and allowance of said accounts
should not then be made.
D. c. WILLIAMS. Admir-.
june 24th--l4-3w. r ~
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Take Notice.

lust received, a fine assortment OF
j The most fashionable prints, French
Jackonet and painted Muslins, Broad
Cloths, Satinetts, Ganbsooas, Chaa-
braves. Fancy Cottonades, Ky. Jeans,
Flannels, White and Black Bobinet, Irish
and Brown Linens, Hosiery and a great
variety of fancy articles, which vii be
sold low Ear cash.
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HENRY LAIRD,
ROBERT II. LAIRD.

n. B.-Thc undersigned will still
.continUe TO carry on the Mercantile Bu-
siness IN his own namo, at both Belmont
and Oakland, and is in hopes to receive
a share ofthe liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to the firms with (which
he was connected.
80 ROBERT H. LAIRD.
July 8, 1843.-17- 3w.
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JOHN. Is. HeAYEeURN.
Cotton and Tobacco Factor, Receiomg
and Forwarding Merchant,
NEW ORLEANS.


Z Respectfully inform my friends, and
! the friends of Price, Johnson q Co,
of New Orleans, and Johnson, Ray
burn & Co, Of Nashville, that the bus
mess of those houses will be speedily
closed, and that it is my intention to con
tinue, IN my ovn name, a legitimate Com
mission and Factorage business in this
city, from and after the Isl day Of Sep
tembor next. respectfully solicit a
share ofthe business from the old pa
rons, Of the above houses. Being accll
mated, shall reside in the city perma
neady, and will give all business conf
ded 10 my management strict and per
sonal attention.
JOHN K. RAYBURN
July g, t842, 29-6m
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NOTICE.

FFHOSE persons indebted to US by
h note or account, made with Mr.. It.
Tyson, will please call on T. A. Tyler
ESQ. and settle the same Immediately.
ELY & BROTHER.
Ponola, June |, 1843 12-6w
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TRUSTEES SALE,
(IE Of Valuable Land, %


RY virtue ola Deed of Trust execu-
~ Ted by William Ii. GIascock, TO
the undersigned, Trustee, the said trus-
tee will on Monday the 31st day Of Ju-
ly next, at the court house in the town
of Ponola, in The county Of Ponola, and
state of Mississippi, expose TO public
sale TO the highest bidder, for cash, that
yaluble tract OF parcel of land, adjoin-
ing the said town of Ponola; and known
and described as the south west. south
east and north east quarters of section
eight, il township niue, of Range seven
west, except from ten-to fifteen acres,
which is a part of the said town Of Pom
ola. Such tile win be conveyed as. is
vested ii tlie Undersigned.
\ - - -
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Fresh Goods.

7 ME subscriber is Just receiving g
4 fresh supply of Dry Goods, Gro
cerics, Queensware, Tin and Hardware,
which will be sold on reasonable terms.
Those wishing TO purchase will do well
TO call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere.
June 8. A. w. ARMSTRONG.
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EEosssc and Eoa 6os, sale.

- u EHHE part of lot
s,5A Il No. liz front
- ing twenty six feet
EgE aETi on Line ST. in Grena
- -. da Mi, on which are
valuable improvements suitable for res
idence or business purposes, near the
Presbyterian Church, will be sold 10
ise Money, at one half the original
cost Of the improvements erected ihere
on. For panicatats inquire at this of
flee. may 27,-ll-if
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Rangers Notice.
Rangers N0aicc.

FH HAKEN up by James r. William's,
4 one dark Iron grey horse stallion,
three years old this spring about IL
hand high, some white on the end ofhis
tail, no other. percclvabIe marks or
brands appraised to twenty seven dol
larss DAVID DUKE, Ranger,
PoHold County,
may 18th i843. io-3w.
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(IF The Hon JOSEPH w. CHALMERS
is acandidate for the Office he now holds Of VIcE
CHANCELLOR of Mississippi.
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Weare authorized to announce B. T. NORRIS
as candidate for the Office of Clerk Of the Cif-
cult Conrt Of Ponola county, at the ensuing cleo
ton.
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Hook 6hufg

EVE bales Domestics, assorted, in STORE
! for sale from 5 to 10 cts per yard by
June 8. A. ". ARMSTRONG.
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S'TesAs y,saE TagJEgEeks EgE9Eggg
$500 REWARDtu

= NE citizens of Pohola county will
= give a reward Of one hundred dol
lars for the apprehension and delivery
to. any Sheriff Of Louisiana, Alabama,
Arkansas OF Tennessee, of one
ZACHARIAH Nj. RUSSELL,
who murdered Thomas Chiefly ON Mon
day the l2thinslant IN the mosrwanton
and unproyoked manner--or they will
give 5000 for the delivery ofsaid Rus
sell 10 any sheriff of this State, so that
many event be may be securely brought
to Justice. The above reward has been
made up by The citizens and will be paid
on compliance with these conditions on,
application to Jesse.B. Porter.
DeScription.-Said Russell is about
5 #. 8 inches high, 25 or % years old,
slender built, rather dark comp.uxion,
dark halle eye, in speaking. Aaads
cross legged, with his head inclined
forward, his left hand to his right cl.
bow and his right 10 his mouth, rather
slow spoken, black hair, down. mean.
sneaking, wolfish look.
juno 18th 1918.
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NOTICE.

a Ii those-indobted TO Ely s., BROTH
a or, or TO the subscriber, either BY
note or account will do well TO call or
the subscriber and settle by first June,
otherwise they will find their paper ia
the hands of an officer as | am COIN,
PEELED TO collect. u. TYSON
may 23d l843.--l1-tf.
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possessed of a great deal too much, or of
Infinitely too little.-Lqdy Grosreaor's
Narratire.
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Notice.

4 GREEABLy 10 an order OF the
- - Honorable, the Probate Court Of
Tallahatchie county made at the June
Term A. ID. 1913; | shall proceed to
sell on the first day of August next in
the town,of Charleston in said county
on credit Of twelve months, with bond
and approved security, the following
lands belonging TO the estate of Josiah
Robinson deceased, late Of said county;
TO wit, north east quarter Of section
thirty four, in township twenty three Of
range one west, containing one hundred
ana sixty acres more or less. Sale to
take place within the time prescribed by
law.
ALBERT G.. HARRISON.
Administrator Of Josiah Robinson de-
ceased.
Charleston June 18th l843-14-3w.
The subscribers have this day formed
aco-partnership, under the firm w. w.
MCCARTHY s. Co, for the purpose of
transacting general commission and
forwarding business, al 50 Common st.
w. w. MCCARTHY,
m27 II. r. GRAHAM.
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FLOUR. a Tot ius; =
eeiYcd anu for sale BIZ
&. 4 Il. ERWIN.
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4. d. q. r..

NOTCE.-All members OF the /. O.
1 : Q. F., residing in this or the adj
joining counties, who are favorable to
forming Lodge at Belmont, are re-
quested TO make themselves known TO the
subscriber, In L. L. and T.
JOS. M. CLARKE.
Belmont, June end 1943.-l2-tw.
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CANDIDATES.

(EP Wears authorised 10 announces IA Mes
G. ARMSTRONG as a candidate for the o'fiee of.
Probate Court Clerk, for Ponola county, at the n
sring Move nbsr cleo ion.
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] 4 ARDWARE and Cutlery Of all dc
"a scriptions for sale low by
June 8. A. w. ARMSTRONG.
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Notice.

Pamela, June 80, 1843.
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GEoReErowr. sc. March 27-An Loanoke, Cortoa, New
York. Cid VIM Hart, Candy, do
issy4ssAE March Amsc.n BSge;s LiCysIpSog
Thayer; Jane Augusta lBr) Smith; New zealand tBr
Pnnemsn Albion lBIl Moran; New York Packet IA Ly
ship Sid Woodstock Tucker Port Spain, Trip Cid slst
do
NOZZLE. March 93-Arr Elizabeth Dennson Post HAVE
ralesne Sturdevan Boston, Cid Coosa. Moore, fhisne
York '' '
New ORLEArs March ACID Hope soule Swaara DAVIS
Emy Iayior Boss Francis Depau. Forbes; Woga Jswsu
.s A1,weIr Echo Hes,eI ovdpce key
snow Eben PEBBLE Lnckey st Lawrence Chase and Nus
SCI Oiover Howes Liverpool; Richmond Mustard. hayre
B%. go'S %.n CSis Wiling ksStpg Inca Co1iSs
Gray NYork; Henry Clay, Tucker sis,; Saith Jane JEFF
r!es taguna Below coming mp, Adirondack Hackstaf, LII
verpoo; Rio, Young. Boston; Mentor.
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MONEY MARK EFT.


The operations Of the beard large but prices &C.
Morally fell. New York stocks, issued to companies,
were the late declaration of the Illegally Of
the laws by which they authorised The Erie Rail-
road to par Kentucky fell Ohio at the rates of
yesterday firm.
Attic new board the operations were larger and prices
heavy.
Letters from Columbus, Ohio state that the Ohio do.
nestle loan was In demand at 70 rs being receivable
for certain lands.
The New Board this morning enforced the ru,e If =.
qusng depose Of ten per on contractsa resor.
ton which reduced the number of spectators.
The Star from st. Thomas brings $4,000 in specie 81.
The arrivals Of specie at New Orleans from The ooa .,
the oath inst have been as follows -
Previous to the 22d, since September. "A loo oss
On the 20 :, from Tsmpico, 2i,50s '''
F" Philadelphia, 10000
On the sd, from New York per Oconee, 10e7o1
Jamaica. 1900
" Mckee, tal.
Liverp -, n,000
4issos
Total, ss,sas,s7s
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Foreign Markets.
Correspondence Of the Herald

Correspondence OF the Herald.1
Havana, March II, ls43.
DEAR SR.-
Since my last the prevalence of northerly winds has
kept back produce on Its way to market by OBTAINING
in the outports, and the quantity arrived has
consequently been very small This has checked the
downward tendency Of prices, and planters now firm
at At 81 RS for assorted-whites 81 III RS; yeows
a 5I RS; browns 4a4l Prices must howeve undergo
afurther reduction as limits from Europe will bare
present rates.
Coffee is very dull end prices nominal. Firss $sass
seconds I5f Il triache $at a. Mslasses, nothing do
ing.
Flour $l4, Lard Sill Goldfish SAT- Candles mould l6rs
sperm 81 Hams Sill Potatoes ST. Onions 81 per 100 bum
ches.
Frsghts have during the past week been very Inactive
owing numerous arrivals at this port and Maanzas
Shippers very unwilling to come forward and re-
duction of los demanded IS los being the general Of
fer small bark has however been closed to-day ca
which il Is hoped may tend to make rate should we
have many arrivals decline may be counted on.
Exchange is little frmer to-day in consequence of
the demand for the packet and quote London per
cent prem New York, par per cent prem.
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Commercial Stock Exohange-Is Wall at
State OF Trade.

The following sale of Real Estate took place -
Chancery sale-Dwelling house and lot Of ground No.
1859 Reade street, at 81 SOS.
.fshes-rots are taken at So a 8 l28.
Cohon-The sales amounted to 800 bales
Flour and Groin.-There is an improvement in Canal
holders ask So 49, OF Ohio and Michigan, via Canal
there is in market New Orleans Flour is worth
81 rs ASIA for good IS for fancy brands
Howard street and Brandy wine steady 81 So No
Wheat in market. Corn scarce.
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Domesttc ImpOrtatiOns.
New ORLEANs-Brig Lsbon-,22 bb. pork IA. R,ovn-5o,
heed nehe1meIhor1625 bbls flour Dwight Johnson.
MoBILE-Darque Heform-l59 bales Ramsay & De-
mol-52 SpoI1rd Tieston-t3 Estes-5s Perkins Hop
kins12s q uuaiman-o caldwell son-l2 L Maitland
B,5eT ;e rSnegao Haywad2i5 hides Spot
order. " ~ ~ ' W
$50 Coit-36 Davis " e ~
APAIAcHIcoLA-Shp Mariaura-2lI bales cotton Post &
Phlll!ps.s2o Hobrook Nelson & co-3l Wood Johnston
BurrtiIos boormsn Johnston co.'s w Finley CO.'S
Hurlbut CO Barstow Pope-s9 w Howland & CO.
w Spes-l35 bales 40 hides to order ~ ~ -
st MthKsGSng GrGangtl bales Smith & Mills
Mei|ii6 Holbraok, Nelson co-8 X l. Maitland-37
Maitland 4 CO. f - ~
MA DAStSs.Bg Peter Dsm-is bales cotton Nichos-to
co-4 Colt co-5t Stone-23 Perkins HoI kins-65
Graves. w 80 ~ -
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ihy- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. most efkcacious remedy
for rheumatic affections is found in the compound and
highly concentrated Extract of sarsapara prepared by
the authority of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy
the city of New York. Many of the most distress
sing and inveerate char acter have been
cured by the of few bottles OF this popular medicine
Dr. Brendes Dictionary OF the Materia Medca speaks
this preparation in the most unqualified terms Of approba
II is also of infinite service in all scroulous diseases
eruptons and those affections resulting from
the abuse of mercury Sold in single bottles at rs cents
each of half dozen bottles, So so do one Dozen
%. w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal Office Of the College, 81 Nsssru 1t.
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.
dence.
BALTrMoRE, April a-;An Copper. Johnson, NYork. Cid
Hannah, smith Pern,mhuco and mkt ~ N
RTcHsiosD, Api 2-Arr Orleans, NOrears. Sid Charles
NoRFoI K Apriil- Thaddeus, Dnscol NYork Cid
Corsa tBr] Robbins, Jamaica. Sid INDUS, Storor, West
Indies. -
SAVANNAH. March 3i-An Superb [Br1 Mcmillan, Gree
mock. Below, two ships Cid Colombo, Elddge, New Or
leans. -
DIRIEN, Ga. March 2s-sld Charles Z Thome, Smith New
York.
General Record.
BARQuE SARAH Br1 Fletcher Savannah from Liverpool
reporuMMch lat % 90 lou 49, fell in with the
wreck of Of about copper bottom and bottom
up lower yard being the only be seenrudder
She sharp bull, vessel and hoaed about five feet above
owe down and pulled close around her.
but could not make out her name