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coRWIN IN THE SOUTH.

The following communication from "Ken-
tucky Wing" FIRST made its appearance in the 81.
Louis New Era. The editor Of that print in in
Producing the article to his readers makes the fol-
lowing decided remarks: 1--WE admire Corwin--
his gift of eoquence, his noble and generous SEN
sibiIities, and the holiness Of his soul. IL the
Whigs Of the Union should honor him with their
choice for the first Office in the nation, they would
honor themselves" These sentiments are not
uttered alone by Kentucky and Missouri Wings;
they find an echo in the bosom Of every advo-
cate Of sound principles throughout the west,
If not throughout the whole Union. The nomi-
nation of Mr.. Corwin for the Presidency would
be received with response, so enthusiastic, as
once to equal, il not eclipse, the glorious scenes
Of 1910. His name would prove tower Of
strength, and be the herald for the "lOg-cabin
boys" 10 buckle on their armor,--enter the field,
and never forsake their posts until victory perch
es upon their banner. We have, heretofore, re-
mainel silentinregari tothe next tcanddate for the
Presidency, but as several Of our cotemporaries
ndNG dlIcdu1 'SHOWH VIC oOiSS hpNH
she present occasion TO avow our Preference
This preference, however, will no. deter US from
heartily supporting any candidate that may re-
ceive the nomination. If the nominee is firm,
steadfast and umcompromising Whig, we shall
be satisfied; but, like "Kentucky Whg," we
consider ToN CoRwIN "head and shoulders tai
ler" than any man whose name we have yet seen
mentioned in connection with the Presidency.
ToAe Editor Of The NsU Era: In looking o.
YER the files a, the Planters House, discovered
that YOU published in your excellent journal the
speech of Gov. Corwin, of Ohio, delivered in the
United States Senate, on the $3 900 ,0Oo peace or
bribery bill. or course, in common with the
readers of the New Era, read the speech OF Mr.
Corwin with great pleasure. But it is not my
purpose TO speak Of that effort, in par'icuar--ior
on various occasions, have heard this gllled
man; and, in my humble judgment, he is "head
and shoulders taller" than any other person OF
she west--always excepting, as in duty bound
that pearl of man-HENRY CLAY.
My chief object, Mr.. Editor, in addressing you
this note, is to say that, in our region, Governor
Corwin is seriously thought of as the Wing can
didate for the Presidency; and though you may
not agree with me, ye. would be exceedingly
happy If you would permit me thus early 10 nom
mate TOM CORWIN as a candidate for this ex'
ated post. He is sure to be President, or there i:
no prophecy in a KENTUCKY "HlG'
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The state o. Ohio, Carroll county, -:
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Vacation aftsr 0etOSeT teTm, a. D. Ie4e.
IsDes WlthssOw, executor Of Hugh WisbGOw,l
deceased, .,
".
SusannAh Witherow, widow, William WIther- z
ow, John Witberow, James Withefow, Caths- 8
rine Earrs heirs, John Taylor and Jane his wife.
Samuel Drsy and Hannah his wife, James ?
Green, Hugh Witherow and William J. v ithe- Z
row, minors, Of the state Of Ohio, Boston With =
crow, of the tate Of Pennsylvania, and Thomas
Small and Elizabeth bis wife, Of the state Of
Indiana
To the above named widow, heirs, and legal re-
presentatives Of Hugh v itherow. deceased you are
hereby informed that, on the 9Th day Of November,
A. d. 1876, said executor filed his petition In the
court OF common pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio, the
object and prayer Of which petition is to obtain an
order &c. at the next term Of said court for the sale
of the following real estate of which the said Hugh
Witherow died seized or so much thereof as may be
necessary to pay the debts Of said decedent, to wit
lots numbered twenty-five, RS twenty-six .2el anc
twenty-seven [27l in the town Of Augusta; and also
an outot near said town. containing about three g.
acres, in said Carroll county, and state aforesaid
A. W. MORRISON, Attorney for Petitioner.
! March 26, ls47-24-4t Pr. fee 2 90.
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Ibsve sssoeiu.sd with ne lnfAs roOtioe efbsalcns,
Dr; H1HAT y. fAweErT, vbo hss fpad kttaauvt0
under ny care fer the last thros yoss and haa sss
ded course Of lectures In highly rosnsoaahla nd
ieal school In this State. He practoed With "a d.
ring the prevalenoe Of The epdenis that swsps osss
the country curing the past sumner and autufn. and
gave entire satisfaction in all cases entrusted 70 Sc
care. Therefore most cheerfully recommend him n
the confidence Of the public and the Ittsuton u Dc
medical profession. J. 3. HUNTER
March - lgaT-Q9-tf
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NEWS FROM THE ARMY.

The news from the army is as indefinite, un-
satisfactory and contradictory as it was week
ago. We have rumors in abundance but nothing
positive. The only intelligence received later
than that published on the opposite page, is that
Gen. Taylor effected retreat to Montery,-that
Santa Anna refused to attack that place, and that
Gen. Taylor, being reinforced, sailed forth and
drove him back with great loss. This sthe sub
stance of the last rumor. 1t mpy, or may not, be
true. We give it as we find it, wiIhoutvouchng
for its accuracy.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-04-02

The LADIES' NATIONAL MAGAZINE, for April,
has been received. II is, as usual, well stored
with choice reading, of the lighter class. The
4noraypes eyince the highest order of artistic skill.
The National is edited by Mrs. ANN S. SrEPHEHs'
wbo. as an au.horess, stands at the head of A.
merican literature. Mr.C.J. PETERSON, the pub
fisher. is the author Of "THE OATH OF MARION
now in the course Of publication in this paper
With The combined talents Of Mrs. Stephens and
Dir. Peterson, no magazine can fail TO prove inter-
esdng.
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pY virtueof writ of Fl Fa Et Lev Fa. Issued eas
v OF the court Of common pleas for Carroll eouAtys
Ohio, and to 1e directeds wiofsf for sale Il shs
door Of the court house in Carollton. on
WsdAesasy tie Ssta day Of Apyl, ts<7.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock. 1. d. and q.
clock, p. NJ the following real Sststss u Wti being
tha west hslf Of the southeast quarter Of section
81, .ownshp Is. range 5. containing 80 sores. efs
ar less. Taken in execution and will Be snld ~
"a Terms cash. E. MCGUIRE. ShsxiA.
FsbuaEy ss, is47--so-Si. Pf. fss 80.
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Thomas White, Administrator of john
Mccoy, deceased, Petition to
VS.. sell lands.
John R. Dunlap, ct. ais.
In obedience to an order of court, made in the a.
bove case at the May term thereof for A. D. l846,
will offer for sale on the premises, on Saturday the
lst day of May, A. D. lS47, the following premises,
situate in Orange township, in said county, describ
ed as follows: beginning at the southeast corner of
James " hite's farm, on the line joining Daniel
Blacks farm, and running north two hundred and
eighty and three-tenth perches to the road leading
from Leesburgh to New Hagerstown, thence with
said road to the line between John Booths formerly
James Forbes, and prior to that Benjamin Knight,
and the said Thomas Whites farm, decided to him by
John Shepherd thence with the line Of said Thomas
hites, formerly John Shepherds, farm until Dan.
iel Blacks line, thence west with the said Daniel
Blacks line to the beginning, containing eightyone
acres, more or less. The same being part of sec
tions thirtyour and twenyeight, in township thir-
teen of range SIX in the Steubenvile land district
One-third of the purchase money will be required
In hand, one-third in one year, and the remaining
third in twoyears with interest The deferred pay.
ments secured by mortgage on the premises.
THOMAS WHITE, Admir-.
BY EeELsY DAVIS, his Attorneys
April >, le4T-26-lt Pr. fee % 49,
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SuB-THEAsURY ExPERlMENT.-John A. Welles
ESQ.,, as agent for Pension agency of this City,
recently collected government draft at Chicago,
IN specie .sas by law provided" and in bringing
/, on had $1,000 of gold in one box stolen from
the coach, on Friday last while making brief
STOP at small place in Indiana.
The advantages Of tOting specie about. under
the Sub. Treasury Law, are happily illustrated by
this loss. Long live the Sub. Treasury DE
tyoit Adv.
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SHERIFF's SALE

RY virtue of two writs of alias vendi exponas, is-
y sued out of the court Of common pleas for Car
roll county, Ohio, and TO me directed. will offer
for sale at the door Of the court house in Carrcon.
On Wednesday tie 2sA day Of april, is47,
between the hours Of ten o'clock. A. M. and four
o'clock, p M. the following real estate. 10 wit: lot
number four in Tayor's addition TO the town Of
Minerva. Taken in execution and will be sold by
me. Terms cash. Z. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
March 2s, 1847-24-st Pr. fee q so.
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Road NOtine

NOTICE is hereby given 70 all who il mag concern
tha. petition will be presented to the trustees
Of Augusta township on the sth day Of April next
praying for a township read, to commences at or
near the west end Of Simeon Westfalls lane,
thence TO Intsssset the Carroton and RochesteE
road, at or near the bridge on Muddy Fork.
March 5, 1e4f-2t-St
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-04-02

RUNoEs.-The Cincinnati Herald contains the
followingumors. We only give Them as rumors:
isr. General Taylor issodissalisfed with Gov
eminent that he will resign; %. that there will
be an extra session Of Congress; Sd. that Gen.
Scott has made calls on the Government 20 which
il is both unable and unwilling 70 respond
Zanesviile WhR.
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FOR RENT.

A LARGE two story brick house, kitchen, &c, on
Il the corner OF Main aud Philadelphia streets, in
the east end OF Carioton, late the properly OF T..
McGavran: with the premises there are four lots
paled in. There is good well of water, large
frame stable. and other ronveniences on the same.
For terms apply to r. McCLAVE, CarrOllIon.
March 49, IR47-95-3t
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To the Agent for DR.. Mazoni'S Sican Syrup and
Tropical Hygiene.
SYRACUSE, New York, March l6, 1916.
DEAR SIR This is to certify that have been af-
icted with bronchitis for three years and avaied my
self OF the most noted physicians in the place where
] reside without receiving any permanent benefit
when hearing Mazoni's Sicilian Syrup spoken of as
an efectua remedy was induced to try it but with
out any expectation of ever obtaining relief But to
my utter surprise after using bottles of it Twas en-
tire bycured and have felt no symptoms of it SINCE
GEORGE L. EMBREY.
The above medicine is for sale the drug store Of
R. Kennedy in Carrollton Price per bottle.
April 2, l646-25-4t
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-04-02

PENsIoNs.-The new Act Of Congress con.
eerning pensions. approPriaies, for the year end
ing 30Ih June, 1915
For Revolutionary pensions . 67,e00
Invalid 10000
Widows and Orphans under Act Of
July 4, 1885 $4,000
Widows under Act Of 7th July,
1888, and supplementary Acts 10000
Widows under act ofi843 5000
Widows 1914 100000
Halfpay pensions TO widows and
Orphans $500
ArrearaRes prior 10 July 4, ls45. i,l00
TOTAL sl,sos, 100
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-04-02

Treasury OF IIIsroRY.-The 9th number of
shc Treasury Of History has been received. This
number contains several small histories; got up
in an interesting style, and neatly printed. Three
more numbers will complete the work. The
Treasury of History will make two volumes et
nearly 800 pages each. Itis neof the very best
books within our knowledge.
TERMS: rs cents per number, or IS for the en-
4ire work. Published by D. Adee. New York.
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PIT METAL.

7 AM paying ONE CENT per pound, In castings. for
old plow points, mold boards, mill gearing, and
ali kinds of old metal that has not been burned In
the FIRE; delivered at the Carrollton foundry.
A. L. LTTELL
June ~, 46-S7-6t.
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hE. WEBsTEE has accepted an inviniion 70
visit Cincinnati. He intends 10 visit New Or.
leans, and viii stop ct The former place on his re-
turn homeward; al which time il Is 10 eontem.
plalOn TO get uPa great dinner, and have The 9th.
ef ceremoniea Common on such OCCASIONS.
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$72,OO0,O00

Balance on hand at this date, $4,000
We clip the above from the Milan Tribune
1t shows trulyathat Lawyer Polk is rather an ex'
pensive collecting agent for the people. The ac-
count, however. is only the cash one. Who can
Sc, figures to the loss of time, loss oi property,
loss Of health, loss Of lives, and loss TO morals in
prosecuting this $4,000 900 claim against Mexi
col The $72,0OO,0Oo cash are but dust in
the balance. No political parry, no administru-
ton, can stand up under it. 1t will crush them
as deep as Senator Hannegan once buried the au-
thor Of this wasteful and wasting war.-Cleu.
Herald.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-04-02

DEATH OF GEN. JACOB MEDARY.-E becomes
our melancholy duty to announce the demise Of
Gen. JACOB MEDARY, Pos. Master at Colum-
bus. He expired al his residence in this city,
this morning at l o'clock. Our personal
acquaintance with Gen. Medary was but limited;
but was such as to impress us very favorabIy ol
his character as a man and an officer. In the
discharge of his official duties he was urbane and
obIiging-and his loss will be universally deplor.
ed.-O. S. Jour. March, %.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-04-02

Physicians are prescribing and using in their own
cases Dr. Taylors Balsam of Liverwort, a75 Bowery,
for bronchitis, consumption, liver complaint also for
paptatOn it is found to be the only sure medicine to
be relied on. We have several cases now under
treatment who were given up, but now recovering
A celebrated preacher who has visited England,
France and Italy, also consulted the best physicians
in our own country without any relief, now recov-
ering by the use of this medicine. Call and read our
testimonies, 20 and see our patients who have been
entirely cured and do not touch any of the articles
advertised on its reputation to deceive you. Take
this and you will, if you follow its directions be sure
to be cured. Its composition is the result of years
of labor, and has been tested by over 10000. But
only as above, Of III Water street, of Cr. Leeds.
AGEN fS.-R. Kennedy, CarroItun; John lr.
vine, Kilgore; A. F. Moore, Jefferson; c. c. Wiz
ting. Canlon Doc. Lyon, WeIlsve; D. ?. Gra-
ham, New Lisbon: ] 5. Scott SteubenviIle.
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afterwards given TO Mr. Marcy, We DO not know.
-CIn. Gazette
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Plain and Ornamental Penmanshlp.

in ell its various branches. including the beautiful
arts Of LETTEErEo and DEAwTEo with the pen.
Young gentlemen desirous Of preparing themselves
for teaching can now have an excellent Opportunity
or War MoDIRETE TEEns- Tine required thfse
weeks. Any ordinary writer can acquire The above
arts In that tine.
For further particulars Inquire Of the undersigned
In CsT0llton. Communicationa by mall promptly
attended to. GEO. r. kennedy.
Carrolhon. Aurii q. ie1J-aS-1t.
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The GtaIe Of Ohio, Carroll county, g.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Nathaniel stesl.

Thomas Latta, Administrator Of the es-l
tate Of William Hardesty, deeeAsSd; 10 Chs
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ACCOUNT CURRENT.

People of the United States,
In Acct. trith JAMES K. Polk, Dr..
ls47, March I, To amount expen.
ded in prosecuting
claim against
Mexico, $4,000, 900
Or
BY amoun. Of said
claim, TO be appli.
ed when collect.
ed,) s2,ooO,ooo
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The State Of Ohio, Carroll county, IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

James Miller, Executor Of the last will and tes-1
lament of Isaac Miller, deceased,
vs..
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ORN1MFNTAL PENMGNsHIP.

THE undersighsd respectfully informs the young
gentlemen Of Csuollton. and surrounding country,
that be has opened writing rooms in this place ior
the purpose Of teaching
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate,
The State Of Ohio, Carroll county, ss,

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Thomas White, Administrator of Johnl
Mccoy, deceased, Petition tc
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The State Of Ohio, Carroll county, sss

COUhI VI COmMON FLEA0.
Joseph Dunbar, Abram BrOthers,and. MAJ
nv Ann Brothers his wife In Chah
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FOR RENT

March 10, l847-a3-4t.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

June ~. is46
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wARToN'S ERvALENTA.

HYDRAULIC Pkkss.--Ws nIed, 4 good second
Il hand Hydraulic Press Apply 10
2OfSs BOUNCE 4 co. l49 PeArl-st
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T. JEwETT has the pleasu

DEMOvED.-L T JEwETT has The pleasure 10 III
HORN his friends and customers that he has taken the
store 7o Broadway and has fitted up in good style
and opened choice ent Of Dry Goods and daily
adding his assortment from every arrival the most de-
srable STYLES Of French English Scotch and Swiss goods
a. well a. all the most desirable descriptions q American
Foods al OF which ne intends 10 sell the most favorable
terms a. wholesale and retail Mr.. J. T. levitt take.
pleasure 70 inform the ladies' Of NewYork that Nj z
Fountain who well known. and has been out Of Tie
business Tor some years past wiz a. ali tines be In The e.
tat hlnent and conduct lie indoor business 90 hist he
ladies' can rect assured that hey viii always be treated
with the same attention and cyiliiy that they In Tor
ner DAYS Mr.. =. Foanian viii expect 10 SEE al his
friends a. soon they make 1t convenient 10 call a.
70l Broadway one door from FourihsL NJ Y City. POI
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miscellaneous.


to She evil spirii 81 every one
Assumes different shape ind form
Mine now, and FOR two years . has done.
Attempts ny heart TO storm.
insensble so long 10 love,
1 hoped through life secure 10 stray
No pa1gs OfcisappOntment prove,
Nor pine when called away.
But no,--Ii haunts me, ard persuste-
Ny thoughts iis footsteps 10 pursue
Sometimes IL roams our earthly shades,
Then II To heaven l view.
Sometimes II wears q sylph-like form,
Sometimes IL i in teaFen = siar;
Now wal ems love. and wishes warn,
That pious hopes must mar
fTis silent long. hen bursts OF vii
Beirsy rs presence, sill unseen
Sometimes litLe dove 'tvill eli
An angel bright has been
But still doubt IL 10 receive
What motive lesds 70 ne 10 seek
The tale was told 20 Geuevieve
That mske- my tfusg an weak
There came and looked him IN the fscs
An sngel beautiful and bright,
Ard then he knew IL was a Fiend.
The miserable might zui ~
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THE EDINBURe REVIEW.

hE FAL
MO CLXNl-ianuary i847-wil he punished Al Twelve
/ Y o'clock this day CONTENTS
!. David Hume.
H. Tire Streets ~ Psris.
~. Loca TsNe= &C Tie L rited Kingdom.
~. BancTofi'- History Of the United STATES.
y Bunsen on the Bsselcas ~ Rome
VI Over Population.
VII Gcni1s Eni Writinrs o! Pascal
VIII. CenfrahEsion. Pnce = year
Recently published tie lrsi number Of The American
Etiuon oi he NORTH BRITISH REVIEW.
Religious Literary ard Political Ousrisrly conduit
"a by Rev. D.. CHsIHERs and Sir DAVID BREwarEK
Price - year
~ Tie London Ogaredy-Ihe Edinl1fg. he North
British and The Westminster Rev published ior -
year, when All taken togetherB iackvoos Maya
zine Tor Sj-Thr four Reviews slt fleetwood so
Af l. sCOTr co. ~. Fulton -
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Real estate.

TO CAPITALISTS
-. TIVE PROPERTY Nos so and - Nasssu-sL below
r. Eon comprising feet front by leo feet deep, 10
Ia essred on lease q p years, with the privilege Of
purchase or release at ths end OF the term Recent I'M
nroy,merts In that vicinity rake evident hat Nassau a.
nm, son become Il Il IL sresdy one OF the most va
aba .iness streets In the city Competent Judges Nn
bst a, ouav of O upon the present huildings viii
$1,000 an interest," OF more than $4,000 The present
- u9risors with great condolences invite attention 70
his property Offering unusual opportunity for proti
abe investment Farther information be Obtained by
APPLYING to NtytEtEMa N h 1Oed =. "A'' OF 10
B-Immediale application Il necesssry. and undoubt-
Ell security for The snnusl rent will be required.
aOf lfi.Saf WSSafs
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LITERARY WORLD, NO. 3-Now

Aeady--f Pages, 40
I,ONTENTs-Hsl NeSs Tor the Trsnsc endfnisl Poets
I-Reviews Classical Literature Peters Poets and
Poetry OF Greece and Rome Ghost stories Dr. home-s
Poe-t The sfa'e.m-n ~ America IN i8fiClfy, Web
ter Csour frqersoil Ven buren. Ac me Horses Fopf
Rerar scer fifc Dsroreues; 1iscf.laneous Rev c~s
sonnet, hv J. :. Kidney lle Cincinnati nt-rf' atofy
scenes 81 fort Laramie LegE-s Critics Paragraph u
he Week Fact. In Literary History Mus brildins
n new Opera Hall Notes on New Books IN Lordon
Ousir'. Ans,cmy Le0rCrs. 6c rev and extensive Pub
h. ,sr. Announcements; English ani American Literary
intelligence 1c kc.
Sabscr.plous = per annlfn, oieiiet by
O>GOOD 4 co. Puhs hers
on ffr fs5 Mann - -1r. Beakma1. e. York.
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ARRIVED

p, bsrk John Jsrdin. Samson de from Bermuda N
49,, ), Ii.s.r - from :, Johns NB in bslss
:, Echsrd Irvla
o. d psxson Vessels EFT before reported.
e., Taasselo. Atwood - dsys I'm Havana sugar to
a. c5eocatrs (of Wsldoboro) Kent Is Is fm New
o,e,.. soar to Suydam- Sage & Co.
81, 7aiiura Thatcher De I'm S3vsrnsh cotton, 70
- Heury King Nadsl % d. in City Of ;; Doriu-
=. -shossny. &c. c ROssiere & Co Left schr Don
I5,las for Sew.York, next day Alexander Kelly Tor
| b u days
arr Lucy Ann Spear. Charleston oo;tor &c. order
ar Armada Wsss, i days from Csieenss, Cuba,
...ss % ThuTston Vessels left before reported