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EIE,rEEN DOLLARS REWARD

WILL. give the above reward 10 any nne who Will
i npprriIrnd, aud deliver Ia me, have secured IN
Jn 80 that get him nfter he IL caught ny
boy CHARLES, who ran OF about Eastrr ClIarlr- 70
mite DARK nbou a5 years old. feet or inches high
and has n wife living Vt Mr. Edward Tnrkers, OF ms
county-was purchased by Mr.. Tbos Spencer, drceas
cd Trustee OF Mrs. Owen of Sussex and may probably
be in his old nrphborhond recolcct pO marks or pc
cnarllirs about the boy by which can designate HIM
more infinitely. If ho should be unprecedented out Of my
nsehborh0od, a line addressed 10 me, at Dian"nd
Grnye Bupswick win be mort thankful TO me, and It's
contents promptly attended To.
SAINT 9-IafIt SUSAN r.. hAhklspN.
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FOR SALE AND LEASE

by SHEPHERD BROWN and JOS. II. JOHNSTON
TiekJurg, M,ss
REFERENCES:-John H. Nuue, Saml. G.,l,t.
and John 6. Mren, E.qs Iynchhnrc Va rf
surfing Nibrt, Briekland, Va; Dr. William "
klns; Iaslon, G., J. vs.. Bonidin and VIM H. r.
nv -, Charlotte, Va w. II. r Merritt, Green (,
1000 acres Of Land, township 70, range We, +.
Deer 'rtek, issaqurna county Miss 500 acre. clc
anu w rhtVat'"h with gin, snd mn snd negro ho,..
ms 'ahd IS e9ha, TO my Cotton land IN the Stat
nOw under rent al pr. Ct. an acr.-wi,I be- sold >,
interest nj one half exchanged f,r n.gro,s and an
waited ontly-land and necuts Ia he yalu.d
l,UoO acres IN township Is, range West ON the san
stream, which - navieahle b, small strambn,t. /,
acres cleared and IN cultivation with r,n and n;It
negro hOuses-snperior cotton iand-w,l he snJ y, p.
Interest Of ono half exchanged for negroes, and emily
ed jony-land and regroes 10 be valued.
$50 acres Of Land, fronting an the Mississippi nv.
IN Loul,ana. miles below Vicksburs 300 acres IN II
iivalion, with gin, and MILL and negro hou,rs-wliIt
sold exchanged as above. The land Is excellent ~,
well suited for a wood yard-we have now 5000 ,o,l
cut and for sale on the SAME.
800 acres of wood Land, fronting Nissssipp !, -,
in Louisiana, miles above Vickshufs-land e1crrm
Washington COnntp, Mss
The following Lands, on the Stnhowrr tiy.r nf
very superior quaty In hest cotton region unmpioyr
we Will lease IN lots of $50 aces, Tor term of y-r.
without charge except the taxes 10 any pcr,nn "a
will put the Is hands aud we viii pay iot IN
yin house It's value Al the expiration of years OF ~
viii give the land thr 9th year forth- house:
,3u0 acres ~ Land, C0d Lake. sunowrr river. p1f
of sections IA, ~, IS, d. 81 %, &c aud ~ township j.
range West
$50 acres, On snnaower river, sections, ana II
township Il. range West.
$50 acres, on SuB1oweT river, serii, MS n. 10 y
and T. township Il, range West.
$40 acres part sections and 20, township u, range
West.
b40 acres, Part sections 2and }, township II, ran,
West.
1000 acres. on snntlowcr river part sections n,
%, IL, Is and ~, township 10, range West.
Arkansas
$50 acres Of Land, fronting on Mississippi rv,f !,
Philips county IL miles above Helena valuable Tor III.
timber
1900 ares, In Monroe county, Arkansas, near WIN.
river will sell or lease in lots of $50 acres or ,ra
10 anv person who viii put on the same ~ hand,
charge, except the taxes This land Is said 10 br ~,
hno. aud well suited for tobacco.
August lQ-cw l3ws
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We are called upon 10 record singular iac''
upon The authority Of the Welumpka WING
There must be something wrong al home, "heh
we are sending our own capital, skill and eSpe-
rience 10 The distant South, 10 put The loom IN ope-
ration. IT, in revenge we could draw TO ourselves
liue oflhe capital energy industry and manu-,
featuring skill OF our Northern friends, we wou'u
be largely The gamers. The Welumpka (Aia.)
Wing says:
awe are most sincerely sralified 10 be able 10
state, that within few weeks gentleman OF
large cap,al and long and successful experience
in the manufacture Of cotton goods, at Petersburg,
Virginia, will visit our city with view 10 I'M .he
erection Of large Cotton Factory here. Inc
Falls ollhe Coosa, which terminate Just below e,2
the bridge, which connects East and West we,
tumpka, offer magnificent SIZES for machinery OF
every description; and there can be lillle douo!
that within len years, the West bank will be lined
with Factories. The water power is almost ill +
milable and It's application is practicable at small
cost. This, we believe, is conceded 10 us, even
by our Montgomery friends"
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The MEMPHIS DepoT.-Ths subject has been
disposed Of to-day, by the Secretary OF The Navy
after due advisement; and The following IS inc re-
suit II Monday Nights Union
BIDS FOR WHICH IS AWARDED TIE WORK.
Excavation-Sumner & Eastland,
New York and Louisiana,)9 CENTS
per cubic yard S9,ooo w
Observation-Disclosures Wilson,
District of Columba) 9 cents per !.
cubic yard, l9.SoO w
Vertical wall-M. X. Lawler Gil.
fnois,) S3 per perch, 2O,oo w
Stone-E l.. Beard, (lndiana,) 81 -
6S per perch, 3296l w
Clearing ground-T. LYON (Ohio) 100 20
Bricks-G Nj. Lauman, penn
sylvania) aggregate, a,l3a VI
Piing East Of Wolf river-Bnrke
& McManns pennsylvania and = ,oo "a
Maryland.) aggregate, 39ooo W
as Iugoe.-'' A'"e' e"D" ai3a 70
Foundation for 9buildings-G. NJ. ~ %
Laulnan, (Pennsyvana) aggregate ~'o~4 W
sl47673 SO
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FEMALE TEACHERS WANTED.

rIIHE Trustees Of Evereiisvie Female Academy wish
i 10 employ iva unmarried ladies, VII" have cHprIi
rnrr in teaching take charge Of this school on me
dist Monday III January newt They mnst be analihah
Ia teach all the bianch-s Of thorough English rdnca
oi and Of them To give instruction IN music on tho
pam.
Satisfactory testimonials Of character and qualica
tions Will be required.
EverctisvIl'r il 4 small village 10 Wayne county,
North Carolina about miles South Of Waynrsbu-
rough and is n Tho most healthy situations IN The
Eastern part nf the State.
Address the subscriber, at WavnesboronRh, Wayne
county. N. & port paid. J. G. SLOCUMB,
mi ..,
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100 DoIlars Reward.

DAN AWAY from Mount Airy, near Warsaw, va
n on the 4,h instant, BILLY GRlMsiiAW, the lore
man Of Mr. w. II. Tayloss carpenters. Ne u ta'i
s n, uuIao Intelligent and rr.wd about 40 yrnrs of
npe The above reward will he given for Biiys apne
henson, and beng lodged In jail, beyond virgins; .f
~ dollars beyond fifty miles, and t"enty a"as ~'''
that distance. HEINZ rnnI'
Manager for w II. Tayloe
Sn,pt Arv nrnr Warsaw Va tei. 2l-clm
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rpIpJITE TO VIRGINIA TALENT.

il
The Philadelphia Dollar Newspaper says that
the committee of citizens has awarded 10 The sto-
~ Of 1.-THE Cousins, or Glimrses of Womans
Life" written BY Jane Tayloe Wonhingion, OF
Liberty, Va, The first prize OF 800. Mrs w. has
rraced The columns OF our own popular Southern
Literary Messenger with the bright and beauli-
fu edusions OF her pen. The sum Of 1925 was
awarded by The Committee for the seven best
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TO Farm crS .

HAW's PATENT ADHESIVE HORSEPOWER.
A S many persons have expressed desire 10
n see The above machine, the subscriber will
exhibit one al the Henrco Agricultural fair the
Ilh OF November Ile has several Threshing
Machines, which he will sell on very reasonable
Terms. JOHN HAW.
Hanover C)rf I--c5ls
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Louisa, Sept. a,-cwtlstE
BIZ tie G0rern0r Of pugIn,0.
A pRncI NATION

WHEREAS MS represented to the Executive TIA
w james X Rittrnhotlse, late confined IN III" Jii
Monrnc roInly on charge al burglary, has broken ~
.si jail, aud is paw going nj large
N1w therefore, !, Jamrs Mcdowell, GOvrrn"f -
here BY Offer reward of seventy hvr dollars :" ani '
son. ar persons who viii apprrirnd The sara XIX
innss and deliver hun into ihr Iall al Monroe tpN'
And rInire NIL officers civil ana military ana "qP
the people Of the Commonwealth generally, 10 ~
every -iertion for his arrest tina, he may b. dealt WIN
the law directs.
Given under my hand az Governor. and iihir' nv
lesser seal of the Commonwealth nj Rirhh"t'
- this 18Th day Of October, IN Ihr year l-4a
JAMES Mcdowell.
5er James X. Riitsnhousc Is about 5 feet :! ih'h'
nix mud abe ~ years old straight and wei male
fair complexion, dark eyes and black HAIR. ana '""'
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WoRK For THE BoLirloNisrs.-According 10
late census, four-iilhs of the whole population
OF Russia are slaves--,hat is, about forly-one
out of 6ily-lhree millions. Fifteen millions be-
long TO the crown and the rest TO the nobility
Where is phianlhropc Engand1- her
great admirers, the Abolilionists here? Forty
one millions of slaves, and yet hear YOU no, The
clank of their chains7 Does your philanthropy
extend only 10 The negro7 Have you none lett
for The rhite slave OF Russia; being made in
your mould, of your flesh, Of your blooti, Of your
color2 The white slave, who lives on black
bread and lamp oil, has no regard from you;
while the jolly-.aced and happy darkey, whose
lot is contentment, whose food is PLENTIFUL whole
some and luxurious; whose dance tells You his
want oil cares, receives il all Go 10, We are by
pocrites, unless you go for the abolition oil white
slavery in Russia.-(N. y Gio5c
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HENRlCO AGRICULTURAL AND HOR-
.rIGuI TIIRAI. SDElEIY.

The annual meeting of the Society for lS45,
will commence at Bacon Quarter Branch, on
Monday, the 4lh November next, II lar; other-
wise the next fair day, where the exhibition oil
stock. agricultural implements and specimens OF
crops will be held The Society will he called to
order al II o'clock precisely when the report oil
the Executive Committee, reports OIL commiltees
on farms, market gardens, orchards, implements,
stock and crops will be made TO the Society, anu
such papers OF interest as the Executive COMMIT
lee have collected during the year, will be read
after which The annual election OF Oihccls VIII
be held. The ploughing match VIII lake place
afterwards, al such hour as The eommluee OF az,
rapgemens may appoint. Committees OF award
ale tespectfuliy requested TO be early upon The
ground. and 10 make up and hand in their reports
Nv II o'clocs, A. M. Committee 10 arrange and
conducl the first DAYS exhibition: VIM. Miller,
Josepb Rennie, and John Hutcheson, Jr. Per,
sons having having farm crops 10 examine, VIII
nlease make il known 10 The committees ~ due
line Those who have stock or other articles 10
sell an The ground, will make il known 10 The COM
miltee of arrangement al an early houf.
The second days exhibition will be al me f.1-
cha: ee Hotel, on Wednesday, the 3lh OF Novem-
Der. commencing at II o'clock. The exhiol!ioh
will include Fruits, Flowers, &c, Domestic Man,
ufactures, specimens OF butief, specimens ~
Cider and Domestic Wine, all specimens OF me
various Mechanic Arts and such specimens OF
crops as can be conveniently transferred 10 The
place. ,-,.
The Address will be delivered al l2 o'clock.
Committee 10 arrange and conduct me Sc
cond days exhibition Charles MARY 0nas. u;
Thompson. Samuel H. Myers, t. G. Rice and
Tbos. A. Rust, with authority TO add 10 the CON-
miltee and TO fill vacancies. 49,
The Executive Committee respectfully urges
mon every member OF the Society, 10 send TO the
exhibitions any stock, plants, articles OF domestic
Industry or mechanical, which they may possess
We wish to make The exhibitions as large and m,
teresling as possible, and hope that our efforts will
be seconded by the Society and The public gene
rally
va II R,cH.spsos. J. r. GARNET,
Wa M,rcusII. &c. BURToN,
wa T GrNrs GEO. F. GUY,
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NEGROES AND STOCK FOR SALE

WILL be sold, at Caty>brook, on The 81 ].
w OF December next. il fair, II not. tie i
fair day thereafter, about SO valuable Neer :,
comprising 10 plantation hands. They VII
sold i'll families, and will afford good opporIn
~ 10 those who want well selected, aud y.
trained plantation hands 10 supply themselves
Also, the crop of Corn-.say 400 bauels->,,
old corn-Oats, Hay, &c; all The stock OF Car
Hogs, and Sheep-all Of them OF fine bre,
horses, wagons, or carts, plonghs, and all ct
plantation utensils.
The Negroes will be sold for cash T
Crops, Stocks, &C., at 6 months credit Tor all SUI
over S20-and cash for less than that amona,
The sale will commence at II O'clock.
PEYTON HARRISON
Administrator Of A. NJ. Harrison.
0rt l6dIrSftJS
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I0HN w HINES has removed iiS 10y Ine ana eeohr-
y jup Establishment 10 his house. directly nppo
site DR. Primers Church, on franklin street All WORK
in his line as usual will he executed IN The best man
ner. and the most reasonable trims Thankful 10
generous publ for their past encouragement hs would
renew his pledge that all work entrusted TO him vi" ne
done In the best manner and style.
Sanl. 30-cif ate
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ELECTIONS.

We have nothing further from Florida.
In Ohio, il is thought, the Wings will have
majority of 6 in the Senate, IL the House, ana
% on joint ballot Last year, & majority IN Inc
Senate, and 10 in The House.
In Pennsylvania, The Senate stands Demo
Gratis Is, Wings Il, Natives l. Democratic ma
jority over all,3. ;,
The House contains 6S Democrats anu 81
Wings. Democratic majority 36, and on JOINT
halot 80
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A Teacher Wanted


IN rnlseqirncr of determination Of the present nc
cupnnt 81 the above Institution To rUiurn 10, aud la
cato permanently III his native county. the Academy
IS III he Of Teacher after the last day Of Octo
her. This Institution IL situated IN enc of the most de
liahtful, healthy, and densely populated hsghboI-
hoods In Eastern Virginia, in which large ana highy
profitable School with certainty be occurred for the
next twelve or fifteen years.
Ths School has numbered from thirty 10 Thirty hve
scholars per session Tor The last three yrafs majority
Of whom have been studying The Cassirs aud higher
branches usually taught In all Academy, In cOise
quenrr Of tlr rlrapnrs- of board and The facilities III
furded in travelling both by s2gn and sirahiboa Inc
former Of which passes drrry by aud The latter with
in few miles al the Academy gentlemen abroad can
afford send their wards al comparatively tn
Hing co I. Applicants for The above situation ARE re-
uuireh produce from some Literary Institution of mole
Greek and Roman Classics the junior course of alath1
Inacs Including the Theory and Practice Ui surveying
the use Of Maps and Globes, together with the other
higher branches 0f English Education usually taught
further particulars, addressed 10 tho Subscribers tpost
pad) will be received and promptly attended TO- To the
irst Of November next F. PlGGOT,
secrrtary Board of Trustees
P.s-1he neishborhood requires, and IL ~ confident
ly believed will sustain, both Male and Female inst
tutInn. r. ~. I.
Sept. 9-laf4t
bJ- MR.. RIvEs AT mAMPDEN sIDNEY.-By in
yiintion Of The Trustees of Ilsmpden sidney College
the Hon william e. Rvs, will deliver an nddtoss nj
the College, commemorative Of The services and virtues
of ions iiAnrDrs, on WRD>Esp4r, l2th 0f November
next al H. A. NJ h.f the Trustees, Faculty aad stu
dents.
The Aimmni of the College and the public generally
are resp. ctfuily invited 10 attend
T. r. BERKELEY,)
WM. u SMITH, Committee.
F. ". WATKINS,
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$50 called from the fret proprietor. la the
of I622 among the slain Captain Samuel Macoek
and four others, t'at Master macock's dvdeut"-that
js on his land.-Smiths Hist. Of Ia, .. g, ,. Is.
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Ten DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, IN Chesfih''
IL county, Va, about the list Of September last "! ~
gro Woman MARTHA. She IL about - yen. "ld, w
complexion has several scars on her ieit chrrk ""
r. ~ urobnh,e shr IL IN the nrighbohood OF DR. curd, IN
Goochand county. her mother lives there, q" retha
in hInuehr.ter. will give tho abovr rewa'h io W.
apprehension nnd delivery 10 me, vi iir ,'l rs "
Chesterfield. JAMES bh''n7'
sl,,A
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Of Mrs Hannah Cough (who died on Sunday,
aged 100 years, ii months and fifteen days), are
TO be inferred Mrs Cough was in possession of
her faculties until the last moment. She had seen
and conversed with every President OF The United
States. When George Washington Parke Curtis
was here, she was sent for TO go and SEE him, hu,
was TOO feeble 10 accep, the invitation.
IN Erprfss
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RHODE ISLAND AND SLavERY.-The Newport
Correspondent Of the Charleston, S. c., Courier
speaks thus Of Rhode Island and the manner in
which she used TO make money:
"The African slave trade was, no doubt, al
one time, one OF the chief sources of emolument
10 the Rhode Island nayigslors. They carried il
on at a time when The pious and humane Bishop
Newton was also engaged in IL, and, as he
states, considered il lucrative and honorable.
There is no doubt that the clause in the Consi.
tuition providing for the inhibition of The slave
trade was one OF the chief causes of the obstinate
resistance made BY Rhode Island to It's adoption.
Even after the Congress had passed an act max
ing Rhode Island foreign State, The Conven-
lion agreed TO adopt the Constitution by a ma
lorty OF only two voles and these were obtained
by bribery. The act Of Congress terminating
the slave trade, in 1887. was opposed in The U.
s. Senate by only one Senator and he was from
Rhode Island.
"Slavery was tolerated in Rhode Island Till the
period of the Revolution, and would have been
aflerward, had il been profitable The British
stole many of the slaves; others were taken into
the army and navy; and the rest were sold 10 the
South or emancipa,ed."
MuRpER.--The negro man Jim, alias James
Henry Mitchell, who murdered James r. Yer
million, of Fairfax county, on Tuesday last,
whilst in the act of taking him before magis-
irate, (notice of which has been published by the
Commonwealth Attorney was apprehended
on Thursday, and commilted to the all OF this
county, 10 await his trial before called Court TO
be held the ensuing week. fIe is the properly of
Y. Brawner, of Prince William county, from
whom he had absconded but a few DAYS, when ar
rested BY Vermllian, and, it appears, was at that
time in pursuit ola repued eonjaror named Nelly,
"a negro woman,) belonging 10 Mrs. Lee in the
neighborhood, and by whose arts he expected
10 escape punishment for an offence commit.
led in his own county. He has made fill
confession OH guilt, and seems deeply peniten,
alleging that he struck Vermillian, with fence
stake,) for The sole purpose of making his escape,
moi anticipating the result OF the blow. He is 10
be pitied, as his age (about twenty would forbid
The idea of his being hardened in crime. We
presume, however, that the law in so plain case
is stern and unbending. Mr.. v. recovered after
receiving the blow, so as TO be able 10 reach his
dwelling on foot, about mile-hc lived between
five and six hours. Upon examination after DEATH
his skull was found 10 be fractured.
Portsmouth Chronicle.
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RHODE ISLAND AND SLAvERY.-The Newport
Correspondent Of the Charleston, S. c., Courier
speaks thus Of Rhode Island and the manner in
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cheaper 10 carry a Ton of goods from Gin
cinnati to New Orleans, than TO Point Plea
SAINT; that The Canal is impracticable along the
route already located and partially executed; or
that the work, if il has been successful below
Lynehburs, would not be so above that point, and
therefore, should stop there. All these views
were disposed Of eleven years ago-and why viii
influential editors, or others, lightly revive them?
I" A little lorbcarance coyerelh multitude of
faults"
The great objection 10 the scheme of carrying
The line, i'll the form of a railway South 10 New
River, east of The Allegheny, and down The val
ley of that stream TO Charleston, is that such di-
version OF The roue would destroy The central cha
racier oil the work, upon which attribute hinges
its whole success, either passive or active Other
faults, such as its greater length, more torlnous
course and the abandonment Of large section
Of fertile territory, would seem 10 throw The adop-
ton OF This course for the main stem quite out OF
consideration. So much Of it, indeed, as involves
the substitution OF a railway for water commnn-
cation, finds many and powerful advocates, and
The wonderful improvement and development
oil the railwy system since the perfection OF
The Company's original plan, The advana..
ges of canal transport remaining at The end
Of the same period nearly in statu quo, tend,
think, fully 10 Justify The change. 10 1880,
the highest power OF traction attained Dy To-
comolives, al the ordinary speed, was five times
their weight, and in 1888, according 10 The esti-
mate Of The chief engineer OF this work, The es-
innate was eleven lines that unit; while now
there are daily instances, on the Reading Road,
of engines drawing from twenty-five 10 twenty
i've times their weight. Steam has not yet been
practically introduced on canals. and its capaci-
Ties on land advancing al The same rate for few
years more, will soon destroy the inconsideTahle
advantage, in point of cost, which water now
holds over land transport. That the results OF
direct competition are beginning 10 incline 10
The side Of the former, can be easily proved from
The few statistics have al hand. Last year was
The third since the opening OF The Philadelphia
II ia laughable 10 reflect, that perhaps more than
one half Of those who at travelled thit-
to consider the hest of selfindemnihcatlon
for the States abandonment of Them road which
the State herself had built and given them!
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DYING AND SECURING ESTABLISH
lfflIAf

Mount Airy, nenr Warsaw, Va oei. 2i-clm
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01
RRCRaprs nE Ss.IrnN.

Per steamboat Amarsnth frnm n'gomery--Rives Battle < 120 bHiesi Smith Wyrkof < Nlcoll lls; Andrews 4 co 5s; iIarrlsoH Robinson I02i Taretor scott 7a; Toomst, Gay q co 55; J Wlihers co ST boykin q McRHc 50; A Armsirons & co 2l; Bradford { 8aundrrs 90: T Lesesne 90; Walker & Holmes 1g, W Bower q co le; T DrYsmpert i7; W Waller Is; liar well < Davis l2; 4 Brouh l6 Walsh 10; Dr D McNei siy Punch 2; Nave 6; oordun < Curry & Dickin- soa EusiIs G. Nj sayrs 8, peshs, Smith & co l. Sims keius q fIouze I2. Per steamboat Admiral i'm Montgomery y-Rves, Bal. ue q co 77 hars Drrhs. SmIrh d 70 Si HOyt X Ford 27j Boykln q MeRae 25; simpson l7; N Sayre Sg E Andrews 4 cr 42; Donald & Marshall a5; 3 Fontsins 4 snn 10. GardoB & Curry II: Lshuz4u & ohis4 Wal ker 4 Holmes 5, Droadnnx Newton X co g. Mauidin < Esstis {, IiHrweI 6s Davis 10.
 ,4 Per steamboat Lownd"s i'm Montgomery-M Hayre l6 Asie- Tnretou & Scott l3i; Toom~r. Gay co 6; Desha ts; Bsykin & McRae 25. Harrison < Robinson I5i A AfKsirnng co 5ii Smps.n 10; Rives, Battle co e7 Labufsn 0ds II; T Lrsesne T A Broun & Dickinson | Eustis 26; Donaii Marshall 04; W Bower co S6; Lesvsns Malone 10: Hoy, Ford 5; 5 stebhns l2; LAudrews q co 2; Hsrwr & Davis & Sims Rcdus & HouEe 6; Bull. Dyche & co :; Walker & Holmes |.
 Per steamboat Wm Bradstreet fin Montgomery Boy. kin McRas A bales Simpson 24; Smith, Wyekof X Nicsll IS; N Wiihers ca g: Toomer. Gay & co 8; | Andrews co T0s ] 8 Nave l07 l. Stenhart l; Cor don Garry l9; sims hr,us X Houze 6; Harrison 6 Robinson 1; Andrews Dawson 29; c c Henry si Mara hie & Gates IA; Iioyt & Ford O. Desha. Smith co l3 Rvss, Bnits & co 67; Dickinson & Ensts 90; Bower 4 CD 4I T Lesesne 35: straug & Ulrick 50; A Pope son lei Donald a Mnrshali 3o