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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15

us THIS MEDICINE" we exclaimed The ohe
day. on tasting some Of Jnyne's Tonic VcImifuse
IL certainly has nonc OF the nauseous Il ivuur which
enc associates viii The idea of physic Children
consider il quite treat and in taking it heir pal
nies graifch, aud their health restored at The
time Jayno's Tonic Vermingo not only destroys
worms hui carries III the mucus in which they are
imbedddd md fleets radical aud permanen cure
Every mother Knows the prominent symptoms of
worms. such vornciy. leauness, felid hreaIh.
grinding of the teeth during sleep paencss of the
lips. itching of The nose &c. hui there is other in
dicia moi so generally recognized. a dry cough.
dull eyes, enlargement 0f hc abdomen aud many
other symptoms common 10 ether Diseases frtqnent
~ denote The prscrcc of worms. II ll,cr existence
is even suspected the Ncrmiueos hould ice a, MN.
isicr,d because it can do 40 ha IN in any case and
may do incalculab!e good.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15
$ZS.OOO!

r,komuke Rive Lnrety Class Nr2H ia he ORA III
At Wimnc' ,n.Mpndav December g. 1915
| ~ S250O0 | OF 5000 | # 5000 of 900
IS Ms II hiliuis Tickets 5 dills certificate
package 20 Nho'cs IL dolls shares IN proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15

JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT always cures Ash
ma-iwo or iliTee large dpses will cure The Group
or liiyes Of children from 5 minrIes' 10 h0n Is
lime. II Immediately subducs the violence al
whooping cough. and effects n speedy cue. Hun.
dfcds III" have cen given M by their phv ians
rs iucUrahlc. with Consumption. Spiuing oil Blood.
aud other Pulmonary Aft cors ha' been reslortd
20 perfect health 10y H. II never fails IN giving re.
lici. For sale by Or J CRUMBACkER, l73
Main 81, Wheeling Va. dec
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15

ANIMPoRrANT LEI~rER-PLEAsE READ
lT-1h he following leiIer cf DR. Brirhrm nj Lowell
Mass. bui speaks the uniirm language al hundred.
81 other Physicians. who have rri,d, and therefore
know how To appreciate Jnyre's ExpecIornni.
LOWELL, Mass Jan 81. "A
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15
II JAMES II Chiffon. NJ D.
Z BRINCKERHOFF. PruprieIor. n Y.

! ITurocc EvcreI u Agent.
Principal Office Sc HUI son s,icc'. NV York.
Agents Tor Wheeling. Drs JAS b..KER and A
TODD; West Alexander, Pa. BRYANT g. era.
VEN. and by agents in almost every 'o~n III the
u = In ny %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15

"a ANTED-Cluvcr and Tunrhy Seed Dried
w Apples and Peaches, Buck Wheat and
RE Flour. Corn Meal, Oa's Beaus. Ruucr. Lirl.
Frahcrs, Green APPLES CIDER. Hors Reeswax
Ginseng. Apple and Peach Brandy Bnlk Pork aud
C'nn'y pr"lucc generally II JAMESON.
ALSO RYE.
ia, A
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15

AJIRGINIA-N cuANcERY AT rules held
y m ,hr Clerks III oi the CIEcuI, Superior
e. nrt - Low and Chaocerv i"r ths c.iuniy of OHIO
an The month ol December 1915
Lewis S!i,n, C.mpai naut
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15

IL hHs 0r htrd laf1c -iotk of BHs'rr Rrrkcfs
uil " ..iou .rkcrs Comm r DO Retolyt.e Ct1if-
suto''r Tor Couming Rrum-. Fro 90 Tatnt hair.
several noes AID splendid patterns ~ w oi cent
ber. nlnor Cha Settle Socmb'cs Csrdtrn's
Table. Ra,k'rr and Common Chnv., Sc Nc
Tho public are iuvucj lr coll ard cytpiue b.
took MS hc $50 assure 80 who l1,pr him vIHI
,hef rps'nm, ihli they .hrl nnt hc ts1ppoirt,I o,
ihct ir price rf qu1Itiy tlf determined D., rIose
pcfsnnpl attention So hisiIcst. 90 crifc himself o.
q ioif prnlor on ol public patronage.
/ Chnrs cafclpHy ra,ked " sent TO ary part %
p lhc t,ly free ui charge On SCI III
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15
(IIESSMCN.

to EVERAL sets uf Chcssmcn large small;
~ also The Chess Player. Hand Book, containing
a full account The Game oi Chess; also Bockgnm
mon Rnnrls aud Dnmuo"s. FER sale by
NOV 90 JOHN J HASWEII. WhaeIinp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15

on GROUND RENT. FOR a TERNO YEARS.
A NnmhCr al building I.nis, very nvornbly To-
~ Gated Tor business. For terms which will
lac reasonable, apply 10
dec 3-lm r Il ARMSTRONG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15

HToR SALE OK RENT -Fnr comfortable
brick houses Gnd several lois IN and ahour
Wheeling. Eur sale cr rent Apr,y
dee 4 II NJ JAMESON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15
CHAIRS! CIIAIRs!! CIIAIRs!!
JAMES T.. GATHER.
IsUscEss0E 10 q. CoNNELLY q SONS.
NJ 1876 NAREET STREET.

RESPECTFULLY rlo,n. ne rpb
lic SHIT he has nuw CO.'S hsnd ard man.
nitctufcs To Order cv'rv vsuciy NJ
h,ifs ol ihs latest rucrns. md IN o.
.''c ut wa hip nni Supposed iu
ihe Wrscrn County
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15

INRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES. usI re.
- ceiyed at The Sign nj The Big Red Mortar
oci22 LAFAYETTE MNEELY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-15
TO LET

n nIsI 8 PiCELED CopFiSH. ju-, rec Z.
il " and fer yale by CRANGLE X co.
d,cl
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01

MR PoLK's G. BINET-S Since Mr.. Polk 5
arrival al Washington, Ii is settled that Col
NMO O. BUILER, OF kentucky The late
cand ii ate .or Governor, Ill be Sccretsr
of War The other members oftae LabI-
net were mol determined upon. Nj. Cal
houn re,ires, no. willing probably 10 play
second fiIdie.
if "e may judge from Mr.. PolE's first Sc
lection, his Cabtnet viii be hls own, but
VII not be marked BY aay great strength.
Gin. Chs0n
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01
Native Republican Principles.


The principles OF the Native Amer
Fcan Party are these and no other
That the elective franchise should be preser-
we'd Pure and Cncorruptcd, cost what il
may.
That no Foreigner should be rat
uralfZcG unll he shall have resided IN The
country Twenty one years, and laws
passed TO prevent them from obtaining cGIiih-
Gales, until that fact be fully shown
That no laws shall be passed 10 diFeSt ioFeign-
resof any rights they have aifeady acquired
but that no foreigner who may come hereafter
shall be permitted TO hold any ohIce, until he
shall have resided in the country tweniy-one
years.
That all men have a right to be protected in
their CIVIL and RELTGIoUs liberty, no matter from
whence he NAV come, and that people have a
right TO assemble and discuss subjects IN which
they may feel an interest without interruption.
That We do not close our ports against the ad-
mission Of foreigners, and offer them protection
from persecutiOn-we give them ali the pIIyie-
ges granted TO them by the cOnstituiion-aS long
as they are protected in person and property,
they should not complain. Bat when ;saey
inferneddEe with the Governments,
bes0f & they iiiaVe resided amongst
us twenty enc ye&rs--bGl not I'LL then
we cry hold
"NOl that love Caesar less,
BaI thai love Rome more.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01

The Tariff The following extrac
from the Washington correspondence ofths
CaaIiston Mercury. Will afford liule co.nior
to the free trade Locotocos We
DON'T see how any one Of that party can
expect an alteration of the tariff unless It is
made al the present session; La the mex,
Congress there will be a greater number
of tariff men than in the present Mark
that-N Orleans Tropic.
mo tariff bill will be introduced into
Congress at this session. and so you must
bear as you can the oppression of,he pres
ent law Of plunder for another year. uu.es
the new Pfesiden, shah call new
Congress to reform il"
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01
ADMiNISTRAT0as'

By virtue OF an orlei -
Probate Court Of Mars5i
Miss ssippi, rendered 81 a-
1914, Of said court, ! VIII
Of AprH, I845. in la5
Mount Pleasant. sell .
the following towalols 10 =
ing TO lbe estate of Riiilaa
(viz J parl Of block Nc y
acres more Of less, and s'a
to vii: beginning at ne 81
ofsald block. thence noHa -
5 e corner. thence wesi Rl2
and Leache's south boan5. :.
; W corner. thence nOFIb W.
to the norlh boundary Of sal
west to the n " corner o. -
East 10 the beg nulag' al-
designated 90 plan Of :o"a
all in the county Ut Aais
Mississippi. Bond pi.a a.'.-.
" viii be required O !. .as !, +,
B. G. Law kE-'ro- o-.
Adm'r Of y i.i.ae -
March /. Is45-2s-on
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01
TnE PosrAeg REFoRM Bill ~ DAN

THE PosTAGE REFoBM BILL ~ DAN
arR.-Ihe Senate Bill Tor The reduction
IF postage has been reported back from the
House committee, with The recommendation
that the bill here otoTe reported by said
cemmitiee be substituted therefor. Should
this recommendation lie adopted by the
House. ali hopes for lhe contamination of
the und3ubted wishes OF the people on this
sub Ct are gore, and perhaps forever Even
were the house bill as satisfactory as that OF
The Senate, he cIo9eeistbe session is too near
at hand for II possibly 10 reach the Senate
in time for action. aud the recommendation
oflbe committee Is therefore IN effec;, II II Is
not their intention, to wholly defeat the nea
sure for the present session. Bat SUa.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01

AsKEE LiBEFALiTV.-f The Washing
'on correspondent of The Philadelphia Led !,
.f says =" ne BGstonIans have funded
9iuO'oJO Tor Mr.. Webster, during his life>
'ihe. and afterwards TO lis successors. in
consolation OF the sacrifices be makes in en-
'efIng ne Senate. Whatever may be said
aoout ankee meanness.' they have me.
mo OF dong things on large scale as hon
oraoie to their hearts as II is generous and
seifsacrifieing"
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01

lN pursuance e'a
executed lo me m -le-
~, 1887. 5y Join Z
recorded 10 MHsAlI
paym at g. ceE.i'a -5.
/ WI proceed 90 sci
door Ia tie toUa oi F--
On EIo.sa $40
Section tai.tv f5ar ID
three, (sec a. -
meridian, Caickcsss 90.
sissipp.. The ti..e ia
lieved TO be good, ba
tile as | hold as ;igs
Terms cash.
VIZ G. CRA8--
Ho lv Springs, Fec u
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01
To CoRREsPoNDeNrs -The

To CORREsPoND ENTs The cOmmuaI-
cation of "Democrats" cannot be pubiised,
as no responsible name accompanied it
We are particularly friendly with the two
individuals alluded to in his article. and
cannot publish anything calculated to hurt
their feelings. We again say, that if the
writer of an article has not sufficient conf
dence 10 our prudence to send his real name
with his communication, we should not
have confidence in his promise that, "llthis
IS published, my name will be given"
Will Democrats call and see us2
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01

Is pursuance 5.aa
execu ed % md c.
I6iI by Ro5saB Il
cord ID ia L1.ag.s
payment ofcersa
e1. l will pressed
House ia Holly SaE
OaLis 215
Section g. ia la7a
the Basis meridian.
Terms cash The
iieved to be Cal,
such tile as / lsrs
81 tslt
Holly Springs
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01


1t will be seen by The following act, pub
lished officially in the National lntel.igen-
ctr, that most Of the States will have to
change the days OF holding their elections
10 comply with the law:
AN ACT 20 establish a uniform time for
holding election tor Electors OF President
and Vice President in all the States Of
the Union.
BE 10 enacted blythe Senaie and House Of
Representatives If Ike United States i1
congress assembled, That the Electors of
President and Vice President shall be ap-
pointed in each State on the Tuerday nc xl
after the FIRST Monday in the month Of No.
vember ofIhe year in which they are to be
appointed: Pr0rIded, That each State
may by law provide for the filing of any
vacancies which may occur in is college of
Electors when such college meets 10 give
It's electoral vote: EnR groc{aed, akso
when any State shall have held an election
for the purpose OF choosing Electors, ana
fail 10 make a choice on'the day Aforesaid,
then the Electors may be appointed on
subsequent Gay in such manner as the State
shall by law provide.
JOHN w JONES,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
WILLIE p. MANGUM,
President of the Senate pro tempore.
Approved, January %. lS45
JOHN TYLER.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01

N pursuance
ex culzd lone 5s
1889 ~ EsIaB
payment oIceHais
/ wall proceed s
highest biiisl
On H0a2lg Isl
Section 20, Toua R
ODuTl uUuSe iI u
10 said tat uflH
bot | NIl, convey
Invested DO me asfr
HENRY
Holly Springs F.s
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01
WAsHIxGroN. Feb. I5. 1915.

WAsHINGToN, Feb. 10. tc47
E The Senate have confirmed the nomina
ton of Chief Justice Nelson of New York
10 the Office of Judge of the Supreme Court
of the United States for the circuit of New
York
The new Cabinet continues TO excite a
great deal of discussion and speculalonapd
Mr. Polk already begins TO perceive the
difficulty of selecting men around him that
will SATISFY his friends. Mr. Calhoun will
have TO leave the Cabinet, from the presen,
signs of lie times. The opposition TO him It
is thought, will b. more than ne can resist
AID hence retirement will be his fate, as
h. viii not be wiling TO accept OF an ap>
poiotment for foreign mission.
The Secretary OF State viii possibly be
Mr. Blchanan Of p nn.- and while the
Secretary OF War will be from Kentucky.
II is probably that the Secretary the Ma
w W Il Be from the North. The Posimas
ter.1seue raj will doubtless c me from
Moth Carolina, ana The Attorney General
from Mississippi
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01

We return orr thanks to several good
friends for presents of Potatoes. garden seed
&c, sent us last week.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01

Candidates. and all others Interested
would do well TO follow the example of
those whose names are announced ,h;s u.l,
and send US their names, and v dollar
bill as soon as convenient.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01

GIVE YOUR CHlLD a NEwsPAPER.- 4
child begianiag 10 read becomes dsligb
ted with a hewspap T. bscause he reads o.
ha'nes and things which are very fanIli,r
and be will make proeress accordinelv :
IA newspaper IN one year is worth a q .ar>
efs schooling u a enid. and every fither
must consider thai substantial intortna tion
IS concected with Advancement. The moth
er OF family, being enc of rs heads ard
having more immediate charge of cail
dren, should herself ae instructed "A mid
Occupied becomes firlied against the ills
OF TIE. and Is braced fer any emergency
ChildFen amused by reading or study. are
oil course more considerate and more easily
governed How many thoneh.Iess vounq
men have spent their earnings in tavern
or gfog shop, who ought to have been
feadlngi How many parents, who have
not spent twenty dollars f1r books FIR their
families. woad have gfven thousands to rs.
elai. son or daughter who had ignor
an'y aad though lessIy fallen in.o temn.a.
tion
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01

NEW Posi- OTFIcE BILL.-Below will
/ be fouad the main provisions ia the new
Post Office Bill as passed by the Senate:
/. Al single letters. waaout regard TO
is'ance shall pay the uniform rate OF pos
tage OF gents.
z Every letter weighing not more than
haif an ounce Shall b. deemed single lei
ter, no matter how ny pieces 1t may can
tain, and ii weighing one ounce Shall b..
deemed doub. and so On.
3 Members Of Congress 10 receive anu
send letters, newspapers, packages, g.. not
exceeding two ounces in weig BIT, free, Gu.
ing me session. and fos thirty days before
AID after. The excess OF p,sa on
packages, &c. weighing more than two
ounces 10 be paid out Of the contingent
lund. Members 10 send letters from them
selves free all the year.
4 No che else to frank, except ex-Pres.
den,s aud their widows
5. 4 letters and packets, &C., which
pass free through the mail, and ali govern.
m n postage, TO be 1aid for out of The
Treasury.
6 Newspapers to 60 out o. The mail
whhont subiecting the .enders or carriers
to any penalty
Z Private posts. for carrying newspapers
TO be allowed
s. All Deficiencies between the revenue
CT the Department and tie expenses, (limi,.
ed 10 four and half millions. 10 be paia +
out of the public Treasury.
VIRGINIA Z. s. SENAToR.-There will
be no election OF Senator for VIRGINIA his
IN the State Senate postponed. inde finaelv
by party vote. the resolution from the
House TO proceed to the election. This i
iic'sive that there wilt be no election this
Eagle
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01

AGENrS.- Mason & Iuitle rs, Nassau street,
New York, are our authorised agents 70 receive
and receipt for subscriptions ana advertisements
for The holm SgrtltaS C0zette.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01
"NoI that | love Cesar less,
BaL thai | love Rome more"

''Agziast The iasidious irilcs offoreign iafln-
eEce (TeOajHre you 10 6eiiete me, feL,oc cHt@eAS)
G1gake; since htstorg ani erpel ieacc Pr0re uni
foreign lnfIucnce is ere Of fhe most bapetHt JoSe
ofG republican g0UernHeAt'
WashiDston'S Farewell Address.
My eoyNTRY !-A9ay size Arrays 6s ~ tts
right-bat right or 1rT0Bg, my cS~a3y 81
Com. Decatur.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01

We return our thanks TO our Represen-
tatIves, Messrs. THoMPSoN and HAMMETT
for two important Public Documents re-,
celVed from them. Ifthey can get any lit
lie office for US, worth a few hundred dol
lars, we viii make -thena-our best bow.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01

Santa Anna is still confined in prison
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01

PoRTRAITs.-We stepped into the Stu
dio of Mr. BREWER a few evenings since,
and were surprised to see so many beautiful
and striking Portraits Oar town has nev.
,r been visited by a better painter. and we
would advise all who have the means at
hand, and wish twenty or thirty years hence,
10 see how they looked in 1915, to give
him a call Immediately, as he designs
leaving our town in few weeks.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01
PRESIDENT ELECT.

Alr. Burke. from the Joint Committee to
wait on The President and Vice Pres dent
elect, aud inform the m of their election, sub
miued report, 10 the effect that the com
miilee had performed the duty assigned
them, and thar Messss Polk end DALLss
bad sienified their acceptance ofthe Offices
Tor which they had been chosen respective
iy. The report was ordered to be entered
on the Journal.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01

BLANK WARRAA.. \. ,
Gazette Office. Pdse 81
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-12
PArnENa:itl,s.


 Per steamboat Fashion, i'm New. Orleans-Mesdames WOodward's Misses Muthewson, Woodard II George, Cen Woodward, Dr Guild, Messrs Richardson. Gud, A Beber, David. George, MAihewson, IIilliard, Thorng ton, Wilson. Fit. McGehee, Miller Crawford, Downer, Monk Palmaieer, Waiis Burton, Williams, Mavis, Wm Weaver, Moore, Hoibrook, Stalker.
 Per steamboat Gen Harrison from Plymouth-B Ilals- ted and lady Miss Benn, Messrs Tucker Reed Allen, Taylor, Cutley, Ward Smith, Sinclair, Downon, Alex Hnder, Thompson, Pla, Franklin, Weir. McLaran, Wig ginton, Odeneal SIarke and son, Thompson, Hawk ns Ansiin Bass, Aycock, Smith, Nance, Gryce Clark, Mil Ter, Leech, inrwell, Blackwell, Windem, Hughes, Krecker.
 Per steamboat Little Harriet i'm Wessinger's Landing Mrs Wallace, Messrs McCraw, Johnson, Sierle Gru- ham, McAdams, Hooper, Butler Masters McCraw, Hop per.
 Per steamboat Tuskaloosa fin Tuscalooss-W M Mur. phy ard lady, Mesdames Marr, Hill, Peck, Misses C and Erwin, Murphy, Jennings, Rev E Allen, Dr S Jennings, Messrs Erwin, G w Mar, T l. Carson, A c Jones, Darlington, Mitchell, O Dyer Reed, Grin nell. EverIt, Sms Cooper, E Thornton, Scott, T Guesnard Jr, ouding II Smith, E sage.
 Per steamboat Bourbon from Tuscalo0sa-Mrs Case, Misses osler Connor, Messrs Fosier Conner Cheney Jemison, W and T CoThin, Barnett, Byrd, Lucas.
 Fer sieamboat Charlotte fin Weiumpka-Mrs Whita- ker, Messrs Mathews, Davis, Bird. Staples, Norton, Me Elroy, Murphy Best, Cunningham, Mann Bradford, W Watson, Dru ntOn, Iearn Strniher Reek Rutledge, O. Neal, Watkins, Palmer. Wooiham, Bracey.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-12
wECE..,,rs OF COTroN

Per steamboat Bourbon i'm Tuscaloosa--E l. Andrew. & co lO5 bales; Andrews x Dawsoa 33; Peck Shack leord 32 order 26; Storey X Ellis 2l; Cumins l9 Tartt Stewart & co l3 Lea,enr Malone g. T Hin g B Fontaise X Son 2; Mau!din & Terrell 8 Harris Clayton & co 2.
 Per steamboat Tuskaloosa i'm Tuscaonsa-J o Cum Inings 229 baes B E Funtaine x Son 24l; T M English 142; Boy kin < McRae S0 Peck Sharkeiord JO Storey X Ellis 1T; Andrews < Dawson s; Carlisle 46; Hill 36 Tart, Stewart x co 42: Allen X Haden 29, T DeYnmperi l6; Strnsleliow, Hanna X co 2li Mara ble l3; Leavens & Malone la E Ledyard & co l5 D Riggs co :; Sims & ReIus g. Jones X Swanzey g. II A schroeder 4; Walker & simpson T seaman A. Rive-, Battle & co B. C w Dorrance
 Per steamboat Little Harriet i'm Weissinger's Landing -Brodnax, Newton X co l05 bales; Toomer, Gay & cu 94; Desha, sheppard & co 22, M Wthers co l6, M Taylor l9; Nave 5i Harris, Clayton co 4 Car Iisle 3.
 Per steamboat Gen Harrison fin Plymouth-Toomer, Gay c0 2S6 bnles, Desha, sheppard co l04; E Att drews x co 95; Albert &. Prentice 66; Maudin & Terrell 59; Rhea, Sykes X 59 T J f 52; Kelly 42 Harris Clayton x co 42; Crawford 4i; T Lesesne 40; w Eek fnrd 40; Andrews < Dawson 99; Peck Shackeford 20 Rvrs, Battle & l6 Rupert d McLeIland 9; Pope X Snn4.
 Per steamboat Charlotte fm Wetumpka- Bradford & Saunders 3O2 bales; Crawford ig3; Donald X Marshall l3l c w TarIeton 9s' Hoyt, Ford X Robinson 9j; II Watson 62; Strngleliow Hanna x co 37; 5 Carls le ld; Mandiu X Terrell b3; Harris, Clayton co g. Rh-a Sykes X 75; l. Andrews & co 20; Brodnax, Newton X 2; Leayeus x Malone 6,