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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-16
NOTICE.

! ETTERS of administration hayino
~ been granted to the undersigned on
The estate of James n. Cochran, deceased
by the Honorable, the Probate Court of
Holmes county, at the August term, ls43
OF SAID Court-Notce is hereby given 10
all persons having claims against said es-
tate to present them, daily authenticated,
within the time limited by law, or they
viii be forever barred; and persons ow-
lhg SAID estate will come forward and
mako immediate payment.
JOHN p COCHRAN,
JANE COCHRAN, ADMITS,
Nov. l8. 39-sw
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-16
NOTICE.

ITkNHE copartnership heretofore exist
ing under the firm of Warehouse,
Mather, 4 CO., is this day dissolved by
limitation. The name of the firm win
now only be used in liquidation. All busl
siness Of the late firm will be liquidated
by Morehouse & Mather. A m awaibsm
! lHptn'f5iaJ. e. MOREHOUSE, "
ngn hsa THO. w. 1AkATHER, gg
HaaRtl londWM. EGGIzESTON.
June ~ a3lsR nl 81 3w aia iashm
The Commission business win BE- con-
inued BY the subscribers under the firm
If Morehouse q, Mather..
-ae'iaSg 4. E. MOREHOUSE, .
l s" THOS. w. MATHERss ~
June 3, 1919. 81 n
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-16
Notice.

ETTERS of administration HAVING
"a been granted to the undersigned on
the estate of John J. Gowen deceased, al
the November term of the court of Pro.
bates of Holmes county, Mississippi, A.
ID. ls43, on the seventh day of said month
all persons having claims against said
estate are requested and hereby notified
to present them duly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred; and those indebted TO
said estate are requested to make immed.
ate payment.
MILFORD B. GOWEN, Admr.
Nov. 9Th, l843. ... ........
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-16
PC, l6. 43-ds
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

Ia, accordance o. with an order of the
lion Probate Court of Holmes coun,
sya mSuG !, at the December term, ls4a,
@' s%'' VIII sell to the highest bidder,
bdm ;a ia Mon lay IN February neat,
ii aullllnistrator of the estate Of N. I.
I, a e the south half of Lot number
I'm y 'n ne town ,n of Lexington. Terms
'band ~ ~ y months the purchaser CIV
oOnd ana approved security.
\, - w. A, M'MlLLION, Admr.
,Oo' Au' 43-da HE
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-16
: SALE IN BANKRUPTCY

n WILL sell at the Court House in
u lexington, on the 10Th December
next all the interest Of Joseph d vii.
ilams to the following described land
winch was surrendered by him as a Bank.
rupt-to wit: the south half Of section %
township 10, range Q east, in Holmes
county. 70 .qF > HUNT, Assignee. y
= Nov 49, 3w Y In Bankruptcy.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-16
Trust Sale


OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
N Y virture Of Deed Of Trust exc.
HS cuted to me by VIM. c. Stokes.
for certain purposes therein specified, |
Shall on Monday, the goth da of Novem-
Der next, proceed to sell at public outcry.
to The highest bidderlor cash, in the town
of Lexington, the following negroes, to
WITHHOLD, aged about 81 wears; Fonn
tain, about IS years; and Moses, a ontI
II years, .aIl slaves for life, Also the
following lands, lying in the county of
Holmes, viz:--the southwest quarter and
west half of southeast quarter and east
half OF northeast quarter, section s, town
ship III, range 3 east; also, the west half
southeast quarter, Sections 5, township Is.
range 3 east; containing four hundred
acres more or less; of the best QUALITY OIL
lands, | will convey only
uch title as is vested in me as Trustee: i
'ut the same is believed to be indisputa. o
lie. H.'ti H9i4 i",tr1ai'a1 lDl'1lFsF BT L
". WALKER BROOKE, Trustee oo
May 30, ls43. 10 tds.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-16

/" n I'm IfVN % NPAN1.
"A LII those belonging to the 9th lex.
"a ington) Company, 9th Regt. Mi
Ma, are hereby ordered to be and appear
IN the town Of Lexington, on Saturday
the 9th day of December next, at 10 o..
clock, A. NJ, armed and equipped as the
aw directs, for the purpose of training &,
improving in martial exercise.
BY order of
JOHN A. WILLIAMS, Capt.
@ BY HENRY R. KENT,
lst Lieutenant.
. Deer 2 ...
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-16
BANKRUPTS SAFE

q . SALE. .
r. "'Ip,gnee in Bankruptcy Of Philip
~, .. rope, Twill on the S5th dav y
IN, ,a aU4a, within the hours prescribed
D%a ~, II at the Court house door in
||lhe r0 u Lexington, Holmes con conn !"
N said coo~wling described lands situa'
all in to o'ns numbers 4, S, 3
Est half 'O ~ IA, range Q west.
q The wes o. Section o; ali Of section
Ship ID, rsp mali ! Of section le, all IN
\ r ss,, and 4, convey only such title !.
43~iw
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-16
BANKRUPT'S SALE,

. assignee in Bankruptcy of Robt.
|aDn ma1caAlnshy, Twill on the 25th day
'1inuary, 1919, between the hours q
y a. A. y NJ, and S O'Clock, p. MI,
|rc' %s court house in the town Of
IN s% Jn, Holmes county, Mi, the fol.
Ev N Inscribed land, situated in said
sorr north east quarter of section
;u "usnlp IS, range 3 east. Only
assignee. '''u as Is vested in
PC. l6. uI' assignee.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-16
Notice

III ETTERS of administration hayino
IA been granted to the undersigned OF
the estate of Washington Stanfll, dec'c
at the November term of the coort of Pro.
bates OF Holmes county Mississippi, A.
ID, 1913, on the 9Th day of said month.
All persons having claims against said
estate, are requested and hereby notified
to present them duly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law, or they shall
be forever barred; and those indebted to
sand estate are requested to make inme-
llate payment.
NATHAN II. EDWARDS, Adnr.
Nov 9Th 1913. sw
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-16
COMMISSIONERS SALE. T--v
IN The District Chmcery Court, at Car.
.-,. roNt0n. 6't aHasIb
Jacob Hollingsworih, al.'s'

mos q VIM. Durham, ct al.
n obedience to an interlocutory orde,
NJ Of the District Chancery Court Of the
State of Mississippi, at Carrollton made
at the June term lS4), of the said Court,
IN the above stated case, shall offer for
sale to the highest bidder, at the Court
House in Lexington, on Wednesday lst.
November, lS43-the north half'of the
north east quarter of section 1, township
Ia, range ? east; and also the north half
of the east half Of the north east Quartz.
ofthe same section, to satisfy 4 decree Of
The said Court, and costs Of suit. Con
-ltoas of sale--a credit of six months,
occurring approved security. iNti All
W'N HEMINGWAY, Con'r.
Canollton, Sept. 30, ls43. az
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-16
ROBERT r. GAGE,
AYXORNEY A'HV4AW.
HOUSTON. TFYAS

AVlNG commenced the practice Of
MM the law in Texas, some eighteen
months ago, takes this method of inform
ing his acquaintances in this State, that
he intends remaining near Sharon, Madi.
son county, the greater portion of his
time, until the first of September next, and
beng well aware of the many debtors in
the Republic, to individuals Of this State,
tenders his services TO those who NAV
feel interested. tH
Letters addressed to me, postpaid, at
sharon, will be readily replied to. .a
June "a, 1913. "a If.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-16
NOTICE.

/ WILL at the September term of the
u Probate Court of Holmes county,
lS43, present my account for final settle
ment and allowance as Administrator on
the estate of John II. Williams deed. ,
BuRWELL PARKER, Admr. 9
July 8, 1853. 26 3w. las8' s11
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-16
INSOLVENCY..

INNOLVLNLI --T m M
! NHE undersigned having been ap.
pointed by the honorable Court OF
Probates of holmes county, mississippi, at
the June term, as commissioners Of Insol-
vency, on the Estate of Mumford N Dick
son deceased, will meet at the house of M.
horton, on the third saturday in this
month, for the purpose Of receiving, ex-
auditing and allowing claims
against said decedant. a NJ t1-I"
NJ. HORTON. nrll
rga w. q. HARVEY, biz
JAMES f SMITH,
glJC t Commissioners.
June 10. % 6m
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-16

The following sale is postponed til the
30 Monday, the 18th day Of December
next 'H' ..""" H .Hif##1 W.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-16
ATTENTION COMPANY.

November 81, Is43.
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TAPSCOTTS GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE,
43 PECK SLIP, NEW YORK
III NJ & ~

M M && @
the public generally their superior arrangements for bring
England Ireland Scotland Wales in the magnificent pack
NEW LINE Or LlyERPooI. PACKETS" viz
Ship ROsCIus, Capt. Collins.
ssssIpp s sHEsbsN e SsSsa; S0 bspey.e
New New shr CUE RSNClS captain Bprsly
sS Sp ROCHESTER, Roc Este Captain s,aPP sm sea"o''''
New Ship ivERP0 OL, Captain E!dredEe:
Sailing twice every month and with the NlTED Line
days will make five ships each month throughout the
year. every six days) thereby preventing the possibility
Passages direct from London Bristol and Greenock New
York Also from Liverpool New Orleans, Mobile Savannah
Charleston Phadephs Boston and Baltimore, and the
ous ports 5nnsh North America can at all times be en-
Persons wishing send for their friends will NOT fail to see
other and they assured that
will be taken TO make the agreeable the ships being
ted up with an solely 70 the comfort Of passengers
uey will be refunded without deduction, usual free
from the various eaports of Ireland and Scotland
The regular packets for which the subscribers agents sail
follows viz ITO and from London the LIST, TO- and 20th
Of each month To and from iverool on the st nh 18th,
"'A and Charleston EEf EMYf 4TFqrSsGGEEs the
IN the country wishing 70 SEND mGPe 70 e laS a
dress of the parties receive, it, rely draft for the
being forwarded first packet after the receipt there
Of and acknowledgement for the same returned per mall
Drafts sight for any amount payable demand with
discount other charge the National and Provn
eal Banks Of Ireland and branches Eastern Bank Of Scotland
Bankers London Exchange, and Discount Bank Liverpool and
in every principal town Of Great Britain and Ireland
FurisS particulars made TSwS On y X letter
d5y - Peck Slip, corner South st
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To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daly newspsper-pub-
shed day of the year except New Years day and
Fourth Of July Price cents per copyor ~ 20 per an
num-postages paid--cssh in odvance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD published every Saturday
morningprice Ct cents per copy, 50 u per annum-
hostages paid-cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation OF
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and fncreas'
ing fast nhas the srsss circulation Of sny paper IN fs
city the worid snd is therefore, the best channel for b
sinsss in the city country Prices moderote-cash
advance.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed at the most moderate
prices and in the mon elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRorRrrroR OF THE HERALD EsrABLisHMsNr,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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Navy ORDERs.-M idshipman John E. fart, and
Mldshpmau John Stewart, to the Falmouth. Pur-
ser Sterrtt Ramsey detached, and Purser John N.
Hambleton, ordered TO the Falmouth. Passed
Woodwork, to the brig Lawrence. Surgeon j @.
Spencer, to the Poinsett Passed Midshpman
Thomas l.. Kinloch, leave one month.--Mafis'-
ntan.
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Nj. S. BALL & CO.'S
SAVANNAH, MILLEDGEVILLE,
MACON, COLUMBUS s FLORIDA
PACKAGE EXPRESS,

aH "a PACKAGE EXPRESS. :f
60 -
Messrs M g. BALL CO. will receive Specie Bank Notes
Bundles Samples Packages and Cases Of Goods forward
them by te Express and from Charleston Savannah Mil
edgeve Macon and all the stations the Central Rail-
road Also by the steamboat ST. Matthew's Captain MeNely
her regular trips and from Darien Brunswick St Mary
Black Creek, Picolatta and Paatka
M s. Ball s Co will pay particular attention the purchase
of Goods collecting and paying Drafts Notes Bills and
the transaction of any aud all kinds OF business any the
above named places They will also forward Goods and Mer
ehapdize Of the United States which may be
to their They intend put regularly
through from Macon to Columbus under their charge 70
and safety, the LIST of October next.
Messr NJ. S. B. & Co. having made arrangements with the
Central Railroad Company of Georgia. for under
their own lock and with Messenger always ii charge esr
valuable articles that may be entrusted to :heir care
Merchants Manter and Others DESTROYS OF receiving their
Goods with prompt Dispatch will find it advantageous direct
to them.
To- Office Savannah 1853 Bay street, Macon Washington
Hall; M s. Ball Co.. Mlledgeyle; Agent Charleston s.
c. Head 95 East Bay ). Philbck Agent for receiving
and forwarding goods and merchandise at Savannah.
NJ 5. b. CO. will advance cash for all freghts goods
sent to their charge.
Charges than the ordinary way obtaining goods
au26 m m
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EMlGNANl TAOchOE OrrlOE. 4.
ne @ 80 @
.,KEGJ LAR Line OF PACKET SHIPS 81 South
PAssAGE to and from Great Britain and Ireland via L.
the st 7h 18Th 10TH and 18th Of each month and from Lii
vepool and to and from London lst 10th and goth of each
The subscriber has made unequaed arrangements bring
sending for their friends that due and dgent at
tenon will be shown them and all who embark with them
Passage also be engaged from Liverpool direct to New Or
leans Mobile Savanna Baltimore Philadelphia Boston and
rates -,
With those together with the advantage which
his Liverpool correspondents being large ship
and extensively engaged the eghng business despatching
ports of the United States with freight and passengers The
facility offered by this establishment unsurpassed and from
the large number of first class ships employed the line there
be detention whatever which will be guaranteed The
those sent for decline coming the money will be as
customary refunded The steamboat fare from the different
ports TO Liverpool can as usual, be secured
JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South s., N Y. or
j. u w. ROBINSON, Wall street,
Merchants and Emigrants' Agents,
DRAFTS AND EXCHANGE
The r.1us;ts the OF those reT h mo
of his drafts demand without discount or any charge
whatever the following Banking Institutions viz
IN ENGLAND-Me5srs. James Built Son Co.. Bankers
Messrs j. Barnard Co.. Exchange and Discount Bank Lii
verpool.
Yorkshire District Bank and Branches.
Birmingham Banking Co.
Lancaster Banking Co.
IN SCOTLAND-Greenock Banking Co in Glasgow and
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"a q. HARNDBN @ a.;


COMMISSION HOUSE.
HARNDEN co will receive and forward by their daily
Express Cars spsce Bank Notes Packages and Parcels TO
packets to any part of England Ireland Scotland Belgium
France.
Particular attentnn is paid to the purchase sale of al de-
scrptons oil merchandise collecting and paying Drafts Notes.
and Bills 70 the entry of merchandise the Custom House.
and to the general transaction and all kinds of forward
ing commission business Bills of Exchange i'm sums TO
suit furnished on St. john ~ B., Halifax, N. ST. any
part Of Europe.
All goods must be marked Harden CO.." Foreign Post
Office Letter Bags made for all the Royal Mail Steam
from Boston and the sailing packets from New
York
Principal Offices and agents.
Messrs Wilmer and Smith, 80 Church street. Liverpool,
England.
Messs Maclean, Maris Co, Abchurch lane London.
Messrs Emerson y Co., Paris and Havn.
Samuel Haight, Esq. American Consul, Antwerp, Belgium
Messrs J. and J. g. woodward, ST. John, N B.
A. W. Godfrey, Halifax, N S.
j. q. Woodward, New Orleans La
Messrs. J; u; Sazerac & Co., Havana
Harnden \ Co. Court ST., Boston,
All goods must be marked Harden x Co.
N. Harrden Co. alone responsible for the loss
injury OF any articles of any description committed
to their care nor + any risk assumed by be at
which their crates are or may be transported nor the New
violence Railroad Corporations in respect their contents
any time. HARNDEN & CO.,
jyl2r No. Wall ST.. New York.
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ars- Dexter. the sculptor, has nearly finished
bust of Commander Mckenzie, which he is to cut
in marble, and great number of copies are already
ordered by shipmasters and merchants. Bracket,
always full OF something poetical, is modelling
oroup from the two last verses OF Longfellews
aExcelsior" He has also designed beautiful and
appropriate bas-reef for Bishop Griswold's Monu-
ment.
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New York.
New York.
Correspondence of the Herald

Correspondence Of the Herald
New York, August rs, lS43.
Failure OF Mails and the Suggestions to the
Post Office Directors.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. ESQ
DEAR SIR
On my arrival here Ilearn that you are absent on
a European TOUR, but as you are when at home the
genera regulator of the government and the post Of
flee concerns take the liberty in your absence to
address you as if here present amongst us, with a
short statement of facts which have come to my
tice trip from Mobile to this place, which may
enable your readers to account tor the failure oil
almost tri-weekly failure OF the mails from here at
that place. Mails from Mobile to Montgomery in
Alabama are carried by steamboat and coaches, and
on the trip in question met with no delay--thence
to Madison in Georgia, by railroad IS miles, and
stages about one hundred and eighty miles, which
stages are equlred TO be in Madison by F. M, to
meet the railroad train for Augusta, but owing to
bad roads and extreme hot weather they are not al
ways able to do 30 The train reaches Augusta at 3
A.. NJ, and remains there till 6 A. NJ. when the
mail leaves for Charleston, and on the trip now al
luded to the stage one hour too late in reaching
Madison, and occasoned the loss OF twenty-fOur
hours. Now, ii an hour or an hour and halt was
taken from the three lost in Augusta, and given for
the arrival OF the stages at Madison, we should
scarcely ever lose day at Madison; but under
stand the engineer between Madison and Augusta is
part owner OF very poor supper house about fifteen
miles from Madison, and il is supposed that the ar
rangement is Tor his accommodation-to be hurr-
ed from Madison where passengers might be well
fed at az cheap a rate. Grom Wilmington, N G. to
Weldon is called 1924 miles. We left the former at
% minutes to A. M, and the first eighty-one miles
were run by II O'Clock at noon; but before we
reached Garysburg, where the passen gers now stop
instead OF Weldon, say about two miles further, 8
O'Clock had arrived This was occasioned by no
thing which the passengers could perceive, nor do
know il the mail was delayed by it, but it appears
sA.tn ot,tx mil oo hfa RI nh
hours on the same track where nine hours are re-
qured for about the same distance. The difference
might be given somewhere where failures frequent
" occur. cannot close this communication with
out abiding to the present arrangement for carrying
the mail from Baltimore by New Castle to Phladel-
phia, which perhaps tor the mails is well enough,
but passengers, and especially by the steamboat
Ohio, is damnable. A Dublin steamer for Liverpool
with hop and Irish reapers, stands no chance in a
comparison with 1t.
TRAVELLER FROM MOBILE.
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NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
To sail from New York the 18th and Liverpool the

s|S&k &z&E &3Sk &a8E
FROM NEW YoRK.
Ship HOSCIuS Captain John Collins, 25th July.
Snip sIpDoNS Captain A, B. Cobb, 18th August.
Ship GARRiCK. Captain VIM skiddy 18th 0ssobsTr..
Ship SHERIDAN Csptan lvfN 6eosy sb Jn,
SHIP GARRiGK, Capt: WIN. skiddy 18th August.
Ship ROSCIuS, Captain John Collins 18th September
Ship SiDDONS Captain +. b. Cobb 18th October.
These ships all Of the first class upwards OF 1000 TONS
built the city of New York. with such improvements
combine great speed with unusual comfort for passengers
Every care has been taken the arrangement Of their
modaons The price Of hence SIS These ships
are Commanded by experienced who will make every
exertion to give general satisfaction.
Neither the captains Of the ships will be response
Bile for letters parcels packages sent by Them unless
gular bills Of lading signed therefor
For freight or passage apply to
Il. X. COLLINS & Co, Sc South st., New York. or to
BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO., Liverpool.
Letters by the packets will be charged l2z cents per sngl
sheet each.
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Leaving New York daily from the foot of Courtlandt
Morning Line at . A. M-Mail Pilot Line at ~ 7; NJ
The Morning Line proceeds Bordentown. from thence by
steamboat to Philadelphia
The Evening Line proceeds direct TO Camden (opposIte TO
Phil7delphia) Without chenge.oi cars: -
Passengers will procure their tickets the Office foot Of
Courtlandt where commodous steamboat VIII be IN
readiness, with baggage crates on board.
Philadelphia baggage conveyed from city to city
without being opened by the way Each train provided with
which apartments and dressing expressly for
the ladies' use. -
Returning the lines leave Philadelphia from the foot Of Wal
street. by steamboat Bordentown at o'clock A. M
and by railroad from Camden, at O'Clock, r M.
The lines for Baltimore leave Philadelphia at ~ A. M and
p. M. being continuation Of the lines from New York
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SKAL IsLAND.-The most oil our readers, OF course
know that this island is situated about seven
leagues from Cape Sable and that there is
lighthouse upon it which has been the means Of
saving several vessels from wreck, as well as OF
apprlsng the tempest-tost mariner OF the dangers
around him-and thereby enabling him to avoid
those perils which, without the "beacon fire blaze"
on the island, must inevitably have proved the de.
structon OF ships, cargoes, and crews The lvss oil
the Columbia in its vicinity has no doubt led our
selves and others to seek particular information
with regard to its locality, and the establishment
which is there sustained tor the benefit OF seafaring
men, Being few weeks ago favored with an In
terview with Captain Hitchings, who has been
keeper OF the lighthouse on Seal Island for twenty
one years, learned from him the following par
tcuars During the time he has been in that sltua-
ton about thirty vesses have struck IN the vicinity
OF that island, and, exclusive of the Columbia, he
thinks 400 lives have been saved 90 have been res
cussd that Sy no could q
to the amount of 1000 tons, have been stranded in
the vicinity, some Of which have been got of the
rocks that must have been wholly wrecked, had IT
not been for the assistance of Captain Hfchnes.
For his services he receives E100 as keeper OF the
lighthouse, and f20 additional for fuel, per annum
This seems to us small remuneration Tor so much
important service, performed for the public good,
when we consider the prvations that necessarily
pertain to that isolated situation. The privileges
of public worship, schools, and the endearments OF
intercourse with society, which must be forsone.
During the winter months, many weeks have Ire
quently elapsed, during which, owing TO the tenn
pestuous state OF the weather, all communication
with the maih land has been suspended With con
BILE that even in this lonely island the blessings ano
comforts of home more appreciated and edJoyed,
than by many who occupy splendid mansions In the
midst Of crowded cities. --Novdscofidn
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kAK FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE 10th September
&E&N The new splendid packet ship QUEEN OF THE
EST, Philip Woodhouse master, 1850 tons, will
sail ON her regular day, the 10th Sept.
For freight passage having accommodations unequaled for
slip, or to Woodruff x MINTURNS,
81 South ST.
TONS will succeed the Queen of the West and sail her
" aonr
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~ @ & M
IiE OLD LINE Of Packets for Liverpool will
in the following ORDER excepting that when
sailing day falls Sunday the ships will sail the succeed