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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-08
EXECUTION of A SLAVE

! ATTEMPT AT AsSAss1NATIoN.-
take the following statement Of an as.
sault with intent TO kill, made by ne
gro upon his overseer, froEl the Attaka.
pas Gazette of the 9Th inst. A negro
belonging to Mr. L. Savoy, was hired
some time since to work on the plantation
OF Mr. Oh. Durand, few miles
from ST. Marlinsvile. Having absentcd
himselfon the night ofSnnday, I'd inst,
the next morning Mr. E. Leblanc, over,
seer OF the plantation insisted upon
knowing where he had passed the night.
The negro, instead Of giving a submis>
sive answer, became excited and inso-
lent. Mr. Leblanc then told some or,he
other negroes to arrest him; but he deiied
them all and observed, that neither me-
gro nor white man should ever place
his hand on him. Mr. Leblanc then made
all attempt to arrest him, bui the negro
having watched his movements, seized
hoe and as the overseer advanced up
on him, he gave him heavy blow on
the head, and made off towards ST.
Martlnsvllle Mr. Leblanc, although Sc
verely wounded, mounted his horse and
pursued the negro, who was arrested by
third person, near the plantation of Mr..
b. Champagne, and lodged in jail We
also learn from tue S: Martinsville Gro
ole that on Saturday the 9Th inst. he was
arraigned before a jury ofsix freeholders
tired under the provision of the Black
Code, and sentenced to be hung, The
sentence was carried into effect en- the
Wednesday following, when his execu-
ton was witnessed By a considerable
gathering Of people. The name of the
culPrit was Henry. The consultations
of religion were administered to him BY
the Vicar Of the village. MIR Lucas.
QuERY,-Supposing it had been on
The other hand-the Oyerseer struck
the Negro, and perhaps Killed him
what would have been The punishment?
Echo answers, none !-Liberty Herald.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-08
TIE BRITISH MALL.

We uninlen'ionally wronged the mai
contractors between here and Boston in
saying in our las! that The British mail
weighing seveoly-fve hundred, was
broog ht through to Ibis place in the usual
mail lime-bad roads TO the contrary not.
witbslanding. That mail was bfoueh,
through in tour hours less than the mail
time: 1t Was but 26 hours from Boston 10
Montpelier, and reached Montreal in 4S
hours. The me1t mail will probably 20
through in So hours from Bos on 10 Mont
real And now foI an argument in favor
of the Ceu'raI Railroad via Lebanon and
Concord: the Central. Rutland and Stan.
stead routes were all thorough tested in
reference TO this Mail question, and the
Central was decided to be the quickest.
easiest and best, and it has the grea, Brit>
ish mail from Boston to Montreal accord
ingly.- Watch. g. Jour.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16

We conlintN to-day the report of Secretary Walker on the Fnanres. The argument against protection is well condensed and cogently put. The following are the principles laid down in the re- por:
 That only so much revenue should be collected than IS necessary for the wants of the government.
 That no duty be imposed on any article above the lowest rate which will yield the most revenue.
 That determinations may be made below that rate. or that for sufficient reasons article may be luade free.
 That the maximum rates ofduty should be placed on luXurIes.
 That minimums and specific duties should be abolished and ad wlorcm duties substituted, with strong precautions against fraudulent. invoices and valuations.
 That such duties only should be imposed as would operate equally as possible upon all parts of the country and all classes of industry.
 That horizontal scale of duues IS inadmissihle, because il would operate unequalIy and uniusily would be an abandonment of the necessary discrim- nations for revenue, and might iaI to provide suI- fcent revenue.
 These the rinciples of the Presidents mes- sage, discussed at more length. They shew gra- tiy ing harmony of principle between these hlgli lhorities in favor of Il just system of moderate and equal taxation, and gives cheering promise that the days of partial legislation and exorbant taxation are drawing d close. Unless therefore, congress should run into excess of expenditure. new exraVagances, such as are shadow ed forth in the huge schemes of the Memphis convention, and others which would flow from the doctrines which found
 favor there, the protective system is about expire under inc blows of the democratic administration But if we to embark again in internal improve ments. the tariff question will be forecosed at The question will longer be how to adopt the ta- riff fully and equally to the wants of economical administration; but how to find new objects ofIaxs- tion, and how to raise the largest possible amount from every possible sourco. We trust however to the good sense and integrity of the democracy in congress and the lrmness of the President, not to suffer the protective principle to be placed beyond the reach ofthe people, by counlenancng the magni- fcent schemes of expenditure which enanate from Memphis.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16
uECEspvs OF COrvaN.

Per steamboat Victoria fin Logaus Bluf-Lyon & Br- ker ll9 bales; Desha Smith co l53 Rupert & McIel- land ll9 E Carlisle 4 co 96 Allen & fIaden 95; o Cummins 63; B B Foht-ne X Son 62; Peck X Shacklr- ford 57; Boyd & BrC 50 Riyes Battle & co Al; rartt Stewart X ca sOi r ] Hill 26 Jones & SwaBzry "A An drews Dawson 8; Nave B. Strung x Ulrick 8.
 Per steamboat Eliza from Warsnw-TnrIt, Stewart x co 54l bales; Manlhn X Terrell 20U Rupert & McLe- land Ii3 Rives, Battle co l22; Craw ford Gowdy lu; Rhea, Sykes X co 5l: Walker Simpson 70; l., on & Baker 55 Broadnas, NeSlon co 50; Dickinson Eus- lis 34 Beers X Smith 29; Sims, Redus X Howze 25; Holmes 2l; Smith, Walker sc co 25; Toumer Cav co J3; Ledynrd x ro 2. liarwe k Davis II; E K Car lise co 8; G Cooke C.
 Per steamboat N0rna from Wetumpha-M Waring & co IA ba~s Maud X Terrell 76 THrie on Scott 4l II Lesesne 3I; Pope &son 29; Horton & Clock 25; T K Heard & Walker X simpson IA Iabuzan x Olds g.; Rves, Battle 60 |; De"ha Smith & co 5; Sims, Re- dus X Howze g. Strang & Ulrick l.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16
EASSG Nd.E,ets.

Per brig Neptune i'm Bnston--J Casseil, W Whitfield
 Per steanUoat James l. Day from New -Orlenrs-- Mrs Lovei Misses Crowley, Viokery. Mcssrs Tyler Jr. Scheffen. Ledyard Thompson, Roberts, Frazier, Mor- rell, Sreed Streeden AppIesha Shear, Bigsuw, Hat tor Jr. Powell, Lovett, Bukley-l6 on deck.
 Per steamboat Norma from Weumpka-Cols Deus, Dibb Messrs Bonni, Gay, Beers w and A NJ Black. ] C Campbell, q Kennedy, R Williams. Geo Shsp- herd, E Morory. J,Nichols, w Berry, Rodgers, Il and " Campbell, ] N Brown W ] iIarIock. c No bles, T II Wallace. White, B Jones, TrayIor. R Perse, Peilis. II Stone. Col n Moore. W Duhose.
 Per steamboat EiizI i'm WarsHw-D Mngr, lady and child. May Imdy and chii [, McCrary and lajy Mrs Mudro and child smith md lndv. Misses Adams S nn F Minge, Herroif. Freeman, McEwng. Robinson, Drs Reese Lee. Messrs II Mos+ly. P Messrr Prichar M Priest. Hawdie, McEwna, Ford Mci.eand and M Curts,B Sharp W iloupt. Muidro. Patton, NJ Ior dan, Jones, Ramsey l. Parrell. w Kirkpatrick K Baker, Lake, Daniel, A A Winster, semple, J Jones, Martin, c Pharrs II II Harris, Burcher, M Burcheit, F Barrey, Harden, Fuller. Chimney.
 Per steamboat Victoria i'm Logan's BiuG-Misses Ma son, Swoop. Messrs Dunn. Malone, Wood, Walker, Ro- binsou.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16

Mr. mcDaniel this day elected judge of the County Court of Cherokee county.
 In the Senate this morning debate occurred on the resolutions of judge Porter, 10 ~hlch l referred yesterday, complimentary to Gov. Fitzpatrick Il was conlended that the precedent was had one 1; and as il was unusual to compliment for per- forming their duties, the resolutions ought not to pass. This objection came from men who were personally and politically the friends of Governor Fitzpatrick, but they passed almost unanimously, A resolution was introduced this morning insnuelug the committee on the Slale Bank and Branches, 3, to enquire into and report the expedieHcy of exend ing the bank debt, third of which has been pald, to make the remainder payable in two annual insls lmenis.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16
Correspondence of the Reg lster and Journal

TUSCALOOSA, Dec. Huh, 1S4o.
 send you by this mail proof sheet of the Cover nor's Inaugural speech.
 Mir. Porter this morning presented memorial on the subject of educating the blind. The memoria.. discloses some interesting facts, with reference to this unfortunate class of our people. There are about hundred and fifty blind persons m thls State. The system of teaching, so far. has proved successful; and ile memorial states that several young boys have so far progressed in mathematical studies to solve problems; and that rupils male and female, learn win grea, facility to manuacturr suadry articles, fancifu, ornamental and useful- such brooms, brushes, baskets, tiicial flowers, and the like. Reading, writing, arlihmetic grammar. geography and vocal music taught with success, under system org mated by the Rev. Mir Champ In. The memorial prays Stale patronage, and was referred 10 the committee education.
 Another elaborate debate occurred 10 day in the House of Represents thses, on Mr. Bai kers resolu- tions. which sent to you yesterday. During this discussion to-day, Mr. Rose, the menber from Coosa, very plainly in,maied that if the legislature shou Id decide in favor ofremoya he would give the most satisfactory evidence that the building of new Capitol in certain town (Welumpba) should ne, cost the State one cent. He would give this evil dence, not by bonds and secui ities. but in way which would more fully saIsfy the legislature, and place the building of the House free of expense to the State beyond contingencies. do not know thai the gentleman placed his hands on his pocket, but it was plainly understood that he would show lhe moaey. In this debate, Messrs. Garland, Rose, Barker, Moore. (spesker) and Manasco, argued in favor 1.-the resolutions; and Messrs. Hubbard, Por- ter, Manning, Kttrell and Peters against them.
 The resolutions were adopted by a vote of e ayes-nays %.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16

MAsTADoN CoTrON.-A pew kind of Cotton, duced and n small portion cultivated in Mississippi. It is sad to be more certain crop and it's value more than double the common Mexican Cotton. The staple is two inches long, remarkably fun and strong, and pronounced by good judges to be fully equal To the Sea Island. Thirty bales of this cotton, !roIn the plantation of R Abbey, YaAoo, Miss, who or- ginaiiy introduced the seed, was recently sold in New-Orleans at 16 cents per ID. Other smaller lots have sold at l24 to lA cents. lot of bales IS held at 20 cents. It is supposed that about POO bales have been raised lhis year.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16
NEw.yORK-p.r hri, Cro,on,

NEW-YOKK-Prr brig CrOtOn-nssortpd pd mdse
 NEW-YORk-prr bark Julia-l33l bars iron, 19 sks coee 325 pkses si.ns II do tea 10 bbls ale 26 do quors 40 pkges huckwheat 25 trunks l45 bales hay, &r
 PROVlDENCE-Per bark reta-401 bhls poi atoes.
 NEW .ORLEANS-Per steamboat James l. Day-9i bbis moasses l6 do whlskry, do fruit, do flour, do beans.
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamer Moniezuma-5O bbs whskey 24 do mnasses l6 do four ETA pes baggng 50 bxs glass; l36 coils hhds sugar. do bacon, 10
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16
En SrE fT HIS

Per bark Jnla fin New York, previously reporteI-G A Arnold: Costa Robinson X co; Smith, Dabney co; Dade & Raynoids; Kelly & Allen; & I Jones; Nj c Taught eos King; Dawson Ferguson McRae, Ra- Vesies Bullock; Hing co; Ri1es, Battle & co; Chas Mitchell & co.
 Per steamboat James L Day from New Orleans Wesiiedt X Bro; $ TweIyes x co.
 Per steamboat Monteznna from New-Orleans-C c Hazard; G WesiieIdt X Bro; Campbell, Owen GU; c K Fooe & co; Bull, Dyche co; Foster X Battelle; Free man X Bolton; Wilson X May; Dober; $ II Swiss.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16

The sentence of the Court Martial upon Capt. VOORHEES,, for capturing the Buenos A,rean squa- dron, and for taking his ship, the Congress higae up AnapolIs, instead of stopping at Norfolk, as ordered, is stated to have been dismissed from the service, with recommendation of the Court to the mercy of the President, who, after consulting his Cabinet, has commuled the sentence to five years suspension, without pay or emou,nent.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16

Returns from tl'e New Hampshire election make i'cerlain thai the Democratic candidate WooDBU- BY has again failed oi his election. lie leads he Whg candidate about 1000, and the irregular third paliy man, Hale. about 5000, bul is about 2,200 short of a majority over the whole.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16

NJ. GaiIlardet. editor of the Courier des Etats Unis, (New lork) in consequence of commercial misorunes when he first came 10 the U. States, became insoyent, and was declared bankrupt by his Pausan creditors. He has earned enough to pay all his debts, discharged his obligations, and had the order of court declaring hlm bankrupt nersed
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16

The correspondence of the Richmond Enquirer states it tas the current report that Mir. WEBSTER refuses 10 take his seat Tn the Senate until ttosnty thousand dollars made up for him by the tariff men of Boston, and that the sum will be col
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16

We are requested 0 state that he opening of Mr. Xaupi's Academy has been postponed uil about the 20h ofJanuary, when the various classes that have been eagaged will be organized and carried Ihrc gh the proposed courses.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16

Pa Judge GARLAND (of N. Orleans) has avoided the warrant against him for forgery, but whether by abcondng or suicide is not ascertaiIed.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16
a GARD-

1.-THE UNDERSIGNED hns just opened large and well selected stock of SCHOOL BOOKS-is prepared se Teachers, Parents and Guurdians Ioic dny House in the Southern country. He has also large stock o Law, Medica Theological, Miscellaneous and Standard Library Books; to which Is added Il MANU- FACTURING SUPPLEMENTARY. Clerks of Courts, Assessors and Tax Collectors have Books made 10 any pattern and a short notice. catalogue oi School Books can be had by calling at 25 DHuphin street.
 nOvl4Kmo $. w. ALLEN.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16

The democratic State convention hUs nominated IsAAc ToUcEY for Governor of Connecticut.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16

The Inaugural Addess of Gov. MARTIN came to hand yesterday, and shall be given tomorrow.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16
ARMORY HALL.

rMR. XAUPPS DANCING ACADEMY will be opened the goth 25th oi January, 10 o'clock aud o'clock for young Ladies and Mhsters-niaht School for Gentlemen will commence Saturday, 9th Dec. al s4 o'clock. His course will comprse-PoHa Polka GuadriHe, Yatz de De.r- pas, Hop Watz Gaio- pade, Qaadrilfe, c ia Sytphio, &c.,
 TERMs-Per session, Of l6 lessons. ..,.........$l2
 Two more from same family. ench........... 10
 Private lessons, nt residence. l2
 Pokh, foikn Quhdrile. ..........,.............. lU
 QyOne course of instruction only will he requisite to obtain complete know ledge of all the above dnncrs Mr. Xaupi will give his Saloon during he present son. Practising Quarle Parties for the farther improve ment ef his pupils which will afford to his patrons opportunity of judging of his style of dancing.
 nov2s 2i9Kmo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16
ENPORTS.
HHa syrA.

UAVANA-Pcr SD Poacre Celia--2l3 bales cotton. NEW-YORK-Prr bark Wm & Jumes-669 bales cot ion, 7500 bones, s9 pkses sundfirs.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16
MOBILE
Taesaay mOrnlns, December Ie, is45.

The eastern mail failed yesterday from beyond Richmond
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16
FOR TUSCALOOSA

FOR TUSCALOOSA. . C1S~ h The fine steamboat BOURBON, c. B. Clitherai masler, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings an THIS DAY. the 18th inst, al 5 o'clock PM. For freight or passage apply lo
 deci6 NJ. WAKING & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16

Franklin Society Reading Hsseta. 6 UBSCklBktS to the Reading Room ate infoTr- = ed lhat the Hall will be opened for their recep- tion On Tuesday etening, 18th. dec15 l3
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16
OFFICE SUPERIBrENDAKT PUBLIC TIMBER.
 Mobile, 2lst Nov. 1915.

OFfICE SUPERlbTEkDAkT PUBLIC tIMBERs
 Mobile, 2lst Nov. 18i5.
 HIRCULAR-ft being an object of the Govern V ment to preserve and prevent from waste tbe Timber on the Public Lauds, such us Plns, Osk, Cypress, &c., Tor the use of the Navy, the undsr- signed has been instructed 10 take steps necessary to carry out the wishes of the Government in that parlicular-hereby gives public notice that any per- son or persons hereafter found cutting, leing or carrying of timber iroia ofihe public lands, or lands belonging to ihe 0nlted States. in the State of AIabaua. adjacent to the Gulf of Mexico, in the counties of Mobile Baldwin, and Washington, will be prosecuted in pursuance of the Laws of Cons gress in such made and provided. fa
 IL is uot tine object of ihe Government to inter- fere wlth those claiming pre- emption rgh,sSos public lands who ony timber enough to bald fences, houses for dwellings, Sc., provided tm- Der Is carried of for sale Those who have been in the habit of cutting aad carrying of from the public lands. pine. oak, cypress juniper, Sc. will do we'll to attend to this nolIce. ...s.lrE f.r. nov24 245Ew J. G. LYON. f
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16
MARINE NEWS.
Port of MobiIe--Deesmbrr 1e. Is4s.

CLEARED. Bark wm & James. Mercier for New York, by Eos dick X Chnrlnck. Brig -Thula, Cram. for Franklin, La, in ballast by master.
 SD Polacre Celia, Estaphi, for iIasaua, by Esava. Murrell & co.
 ARRIVED. Steamboat Monierun,a, Kelly, fin New. Orleans. Steamboat 1. Day. Reynolds. i'm New Orleans. Steamboat Victoria, Payne, from Losan's Biaf. with 966 bales cotian. Steamboat Eliza, Roberts, from warsaw, with lGo6 bales cotton.
 Steamboat Norma, Lappinsion, i'm wetumpks, with 469 bales cotton.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16

NOTICE-All persons running drays er carts l without license, are hereby rotitied that un- less they comply with Ihe ordinance within five days from date, they will be fined.
 ANTON McAIpIN
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16

FOX TUSCALOOSA.
 N E4a'@ N The fine, light draught, double en- SsfsIsFsFS1. zine steamer NOXUBEE, Hammond master, will depart for the above and intermediate landings on THIS DAY, 16th inst, at 6 o'clock PM. For freight or passage apply on board or to decl6 NJ. WARING & co
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16

COTaLLoN PARTY.

"ESSRS. MoULToN & CLARK beg leave IHl to inform the citizens Of Mobile, that their 6rst COtiiion Pa,ty will take place Thursday eyeping, 18th December, Ut the WAvERLY HoUsE, Those gentlemen who wish to indulge in the heallhiul ex- ercise of the dance, will please call at lhe office, (Waverly) during the day and prOcurs tickets of dae1Q
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16
FOR COLUMBUS.

FOR COLUMBUS. Eas-s A The new and fast running steamer &tsESszEza7FK. NEW ERA Jo Il. Estes master will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, the 18th inst. al : o'clock PM. For freight or passage aprlv 10
 novl6 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16

FOR COLUMBUS.
 h The fine passenger steamer CARD. Ss<ssisz LIMA. Dupree, master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on WEDNESDAY, the 17th instant, at 3 o'clock PM. For freight or passage, apply on board or to
 decl6 M. WARING & co.
 FOR GAINESVILLE AND WARSAW. D Enrra-e A The regular weekly packet steamer S:sssszsfsgzE. ELIZA, Roberts, master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on WEDNESDAY, the l7,h inst, at 5 o'clock PM For freight or passage apply on board or to
 decl6 CAMPBELL, OWEN g. co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16

FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. N ESS'so h The fine passenger steamer NOR sFtsssgsssssz MA, Lapingon master, will leave for the above and intermediate landings on WEDNES- DAY, 17h inst,, al o'clock PM.
 For freight or pa ssage apply on board or to
 decl6 M. WAXING & co. Agent.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16

MI OLASSES-3 bbls in cypress, m fine order, MI for sale by
 decI6 EDW c CENTER q co. DUCKWHEAT-50 pkgs landing from Mary D Frances and for sale by
 deci6 WRIGHT CUNNINGHAM. DAILS-25 dozen painted Fails. for sale by I decI6 NJ. c. TAUGHT & co. TIyOBACCO-20O boxes inferior to choice, for U deels sac by SANDS < co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16

FOR ABERDEEN. A E-o~ A The new and very light draught EXsssssFEs steamboat POTOMAC. Robl. Otis, master, will depart for the above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, the l6lh instant, al 5 o'clock PM. For freight or passage, apply on board orto decl6 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16
FnR NEW nRLEANs.

Dt- Cabin passage g.. Deck passage $l 50
 ,11N~ A The fue new steamer M 'NrEzu- LRm4NHzS MA. Kelly, master, ,b@h e4wessty foT xs sstkis trade, having been thoroughly overhaaled, spssd inereosed, and much improved by the addition of fine upper Cabin. all rt Stafs Roorns nep Boiios, etc has resumed her regular se- ni.weekly trips, and wlll leave for New Orleans on THIS DAY, I6,h inst, at lc o'clock AM.
 For freight or passage, having fine accOmmoda' tions, apply on board or 10
 decl6 C. A. GILBERT & BRO 50 Com st
 0cs- Passengers desiring il, will be landed at tine
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16
COMMERCIAL.
ATEsT AnvtuEs.

ArEsT AuvIuEs. Liverpool. ......Nuy t9 lInNrr ...........Noy. l6 London. ......... Nov. l9 Ncw-Nor
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16

aHliE Subscribers, grateful for past avors, takes 1 this opportunity of informing his friends and customers both in the city and country, that he has removed from his old siand Royal street, No. I Law Buildings, to- No. 5l Cont street, door west of Royal and opposite the Pos, Office Resiaurat, where he is prepared to execute all orders tn the cutting and manufacturing oi gen,emen's Clothing of all descriptions in the style and of the la
 test fashion. He pre- sumes trum his long experience in the bus sness, combined with hIs anxious wishes 10 give satisfaction 10 all and to adapt himself to every taste and fancy in his fashions he will receive Il share of the public patronage. ..s. dec15 l:}KmO 5. .BEACDREAUX.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16

We conlinue to-day the report of Secretary Walker the Finanres. The argument against protection is well condensed and cogenily put. The following the principles laid down in the re-
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-16

FOR MONTGOMERY.
 Ssn4v~ h The splendid new Passenger LySuSAsSxS steamer MAkEHGO, Capt. Jas. J. ,ss fs Adams, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, the l6ti inst. at 5 PM.
 For freight or passage apply On board or to decl6 NJ. WARING & co.
 FOR ABERDEEN A E"S N The fine light draught steamboat SSJstszlES55S5 BELLE POULE, Longbridge, mas ter. will leave for the above and lnle mediate land ings, on THIS DAY, l6h instant, at 5 o'cluck PM. For freight or passage, apply un board or to decl6 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
 FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN. A L~S-@ h The new light draught fast run- STssssiazE lsSszEEE-. ing steamer CTOR Foster, master, will leave for the above and all inter mediate landings THIS DAY, the 18th instant, al 5 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to deeI6 M. WAKING & CO. FrV mi IA T-R