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CHARLEsToN.-John E. Carew, of the Mercury
and A. S. Wellington & CO., of the Courier, have
been elected city printers By the Charleston Council
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attack as 10 be considered entirely out of danger.
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no We return our thanks to the officers Of the
steamer Iopra for late Western papers.
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A FREE Soil STATE.-The election in WscOn-
sin seems to be free soil victory The Legisla-
ture thus far stands-free SOIL 20; democrats, Is
Vhies g.
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rTran.mitted for The Mobile Daily Advertiser

Transmitted for the Mobile Daily Advertised
CHARLESTON, Dec. /, l948.- Cott0h.-Sales to-
day reach 900 bales, at 81 a &c. Prices unsettled
and in favor of buyers.
Letters received at Washington by Gov. Brown
of Mississippi, from F. H. Claiborne of Natchez,
relate conversation said to have taken place be-
tween Gen. Taylor and S. C. Boyd, since the cleo
ton, in which the General IS represented as having
earnestly declared, that when the North attempted
to interfere with the slave question, he was for
drawing the sword and throwing away the scab-
bard This report is published in the northern pa
pers and causes great excitement.
The above goes through so many hands before
il reaches the telegraph office, that how reliable 1t
may be, we are unable to say. Sure we are, that
Gen. Taylor would be desirous to see all these
agitating questions Sc tied by the constituted au-
thorities of the country in the most amicabe and
peaceable mode, satisfactorily to the minds of the
people both North and South; but that in any
attempt directly and palpably to interfere with
southern rights upon the question Of slavery, he
would not only utter all that is attributed but act
mp to the expression with all the vigor and frmness
that has distinguished his military career we are
equally sure. Time alone can only develop the
truth OF the above, and if true, the degree of ex-
element II may cFeate.-Eds. ADJ
No steamer at New York Friday noon.
Second Dis patch.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 2, 9 p. M.-COtt0n.-Th
sales to-day amount 1000 bales at SIC, prin-
cipally at So a ST. Prices have declined &c. High
est point of fair and fully fair, 81 sac.
This message was received in Mobile direct
from Charleston. Ii is the first time that Mobile
has been able to directly with that city.
We are happy to announce this, for every step is
valuable that approxmates towards direct cOmmu-
nicaOn with points from whence important intelli-
gence may be derived.
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Arrived YnafartlaI !.


Steamship Palmetto Smith, from Galveston, Sd inst, to
Harris & Morgan-lst my-5i bales cotton.
Ship Edinburgh, CBfl Taylor, IS days from London, TO
Gardner, Sager 4 Co Sd my.
Bark Afca Mcclellan from C0nstIadt, 4th Oc and Elsi-
more l4th Oct to MASTERED my.
Bark Canton, Gey ~ days from Rio de Janero. to master
Bark MindoTa Austin 46 days from Rio de Janero. 10
maxteT-lst my.
Bark Leda ROulk from Batimore-Point
Bng MARY A. Jones West days from Havana to TnOsgFOs
& Lampre-lst my.
Brig P sOas, Smith, days from Havana, to w II. Sim
Brig wilson 6r Davis, 90 days from London to master
Brig Nancy CBr) - from Hafax-Pont.
Bng Penguin. tBr) Dill, days from Demarara, to master
schr Pauline Young 10 days from Charleston to master
sohr. Cen. VIM IT, Harrison Carl days from Apaachi.
cola, to master-Point-J0 bales cotton
STEAMBOATS,;
Luna Farchild fun Bayou Sara-263 bales cotton.
Belle Creole, ChampomeT, FIN Bayou Sara64 bales cotton.
Viola, Dugas. FIN DOnaldsOnvie.
Jas l. Day, Gibefs0n, I'm MObile-35 bales cotton.
Bevidere. L0iwch I'm Cincinnati
Robert Morris, Israeie, PsburE
Dove, Box from BOuisville-306 ba es cotton.
Mameluke SmitheFs fm ST. LOuis-l33 ba es cotton
Brasas BreltngeI. FIN PittsbuTg.
lows, mOrehouse I'm ST. LOuis--60 bales cotton.
TowbOat Anuhwan. Long fin the Passes.
TowbOat Ocean. McClane, i'm the Passes.
BELOw-COMIHG
Six square rugged vessels unknown and number of sail in
the Ofng inward bound. Wind s. E. on the 4h inst,
blowing fresh.
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EB- Public Meeting If the o. of S. of T.-Union
DIVISION No viii hold an Open Meeting Cystsl Fouu 81 TIN
Han, No 222 Tchoup toua street, FRIDAY EVEN
MI, the 9Th inst. Exercises halt past
O'Clock.
The Ladies and Gentlemen Of Ibis city and places ada
cent respectfully invited attend The DaugAfeF Of T.
l. o. Of r. and o. Of s. of T. requested pear IN Regaia.
Permission having been granted by G. W o. Of S. Of
u 10 WeaF Reaia on the above oeaon members Of the Order
requested 10 bring their Regaia with them.
The meeting viii be addressed by speakers
yMue Will be arranged expressly he occasion every
arrangement made 70 render The ng interesting
R. Il. BRUNEY A. GRAINER
J. HOBBst }. K. GLE.
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u S. DISTRICT COURT - This Court, Judge
Crawford presiding, is in session at Montgomery,
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10 MERCHANTS, BANKERS AND OTHERS

just imported from the celebrated makers England large
stock Of PERFECT PAPERS, expressly for BLANK BOOKS.
The superiority English papers well known well
porsnee having papers Account
peculiar humidity Of climate.
These papers the consistency Whaman's Celebrated
Drawing Papers and The description papers by Public
omess neludng The Bank Of Englandl OF Great Britain.
portion Of this class Of BLANK BOOKS is Nor Ready and
those who n Of PERY SUPERIOR BLANK BOOKS,
invited 70 call and them.
The prices will books.
Orders received and executed after any Particular pattern
and Improved BLANK BOOK B1NDERY.
Also imported ll supply Mordans celebrated INKS COPY
ING PRESSES, and BOOKS
NoRMANs Book ans statoners' Establishment,
M stpu Is Camp
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Capt Smith Of the brig p Souls reports U. s. slOOp of
Albany arrived at Havana the evening of the 10Th
NOv.-al we'll
The bark Canton Capt Giey. sailed in co from Rio de
Janeiro with bark Mindos for this port bark Gaaga for
New York and brig Emapanscot for CharlesoR Oct %,
lat 10 0S S. 30 IS W.. passed Am. bark, showing red
flag with white middle.
Capt Smith Of the steamship Palmetto from Galveston,
reports the ship Traver. from New York. arrived at that
port on the morning of the 81 inst
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Northern Markets.

LffOm the DharIe5tOn Mercury
NEW YORK, Nov. g, P. M.-The Cotton market has
eh oneI under the vices received By the Cambria and
lae sales to-day 800 bales at 4 decline Rice i 1uef
Provisions steady. and Breadstufs remain unehanged
NEW YORK, Nov. %, 6 P. M-The sales of Cotton To-
cay amounted TO 500 bae shade decline and The mar
ket i dull Rice Is steady. Flour Genesse, IS al Corn
remains unehanEed Provisions firm. Groceliessquiet
Government securities still improving Sales 10 dav If
Treasury Notes at 81. New Loan Der cent pTe. ' VI
Western Markets
ST. LouIs Nov. &.-The foreign news BY the Cambria
has sttiened the market for Flour which sold higher
in the face too Of advance freight Saes $50 ms At
"a I2s Ia at "a Is 1880 in lots "a 90 and 25 al 9
"a 20 The current market for good country brands
Sales to 10 600 bushels Wheat to-day al 68 20 IN
Gliding good spring prime fall and or three o cbe
at $685. SALES II casks Hams IN dry salt CSC epd
u DO. 81 e.. r b.. Whisky has improved. Small ssies
Rawt8dsy 81 &c.. with c9agdeFgbe inquiry. IL Efsigis
edsss flsai Sol fqih 9d bh, weight Fsish ssia ~
= ~ hl'Esn 50 Whsas isf8issi hsstsA
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~ Masonic Committee-The Committees
appointed by he various Lodges under the Jurisdiction Of
the Louisiana Grand Lodge, to make arrangements for the
9Th 81 December inst, requested the Hail.
corner Of Baronne and Perddo Streets THIS EVENING"
Wednesday, Dec g. at 4 O'Clock
d6 Il g. D. LEHMAN Chairman mn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06

CONVICTION OF CHESTER COUNTY BANK ROB-
BERs.-The jury in the case of the robbery of the
Chester County Bank, have rendered a verdict of
guilty against John Whitehouse alias Old Duke,
and John Thompson alias Tobacco Jack. Pinker-
ton is acquitted
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06

u,v.NA PAPERs.-We are indebted to Capt
eai,b II the P. soule, and Capt. West of the
Mary A. Jones, for late Havana papers,
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HEWLETT'S....R Wamo-k, Miss Alex Smart N o. Alex
Haley Lake Providence; Jas Couger Houston, Texas Demesn
ID Cooper.
VERhNDAH....J Gibson, La; P l. MITCHELL B R Covhsrd S
Petrie, MISS Jas Halan, o. William Hunter Ala; Porter
I S A; R Jones. Coyington.
PLANTERS. Geo Reilly & G Weard NJ Morrison R
La e .; Wood, Ala Cook, La; W Red, W Pickett
Miss Mitchell, Ili Taylor, Mass Mr. Robinson.
ST. CHARLES. Seth w Wickham, J r Coipand Va Cbas
Bryant Boston, Booker, Al WIN Bagley Covngton Geo
Pomeuy Slman, N T. N NJ Eisbet; Theo Hamilton, Tenn
John Agnew Thomas Bragg St Louis John Keys Philip Smith,
smith, Miss Cahb Lewis Sterling, Bayou Sara; Capt An
drews, Jacob lsaacs Ohio James McCntcneon, N o.
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A MAGNIFICENT VOLUME,
AND SPLENDID SACRED GIFT.
THE WOMEN OF THE BIBLE.

Dneated OF Sketches Of Prominent
Holy Scripture, BY Crgymsn Of the United States illustrated by
Eighteen Characteristic Steel Engayng, edited by Jonathan M.
Wainwright, DID, beautifully printed imperial volume
handsomely bound.
Contributors the Work Order Of Subjects end Iafh0Ts
l. -HAGAR, by Rev. Dr. sprague.
2. REBECCA, Rev. Dr. Cook.
3. RACHEL, Rt Rev. Bishop Burgess
4..WlFE OF PoTlPHAR, Rev. DR.. Muhenbsrg.
5.PHARAoHs DAUGHTER, Ri. Rev. Bishop Doans
DEBORAH, Rev DR.. Cheeyer.
7.JEPHTHA's DAUGHTER, Rev. DR.. Dewitt.
..DELILAH, Rev. DR.. Wainwright.
9..RUTH, Rev. Dr. Higbee.
10. HANNAH, Rev. DR.. VeTmye
H..ABlGAlL, Rev. d.. vntoD.
l2..QUEEN OF sHEBA, Rt. Rev. Bishop Mellyaine.
ID. .JEZEBEL. Rev. Dr.. Potts.
IA. -ATHALIAH, Rev. Dr. Colt.
Is. ESTHER, Rev. DR.. Atkinson.
Is. SARA. Wife Of Tobias, Rev. Dr. Higbee.
II. .JUDITH, Rev. DR.. Kip.
Is. THE MOTHER IN MACCABEES, Rev. DR. Wainwright
In this work the Publishers present the public
splendid volumes that has appeared one too
interest for the day the year. but which possessed peEna
value.
they aRiy faithful Of sinking
manifesto IONS The bid the work fno
gaHdl 81 f and the whole forms Of the choicest Gift Books
the season. IN. 7. Tribune.
Just received and for sale al the
New Orleans Stationers' Warehouse
AZ Std itw J. B. STEEL, No. IL Camp street.
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blown to atoms. The report was heard 10 miles.
DoMBEY SoN-Among the modern novelists Dickens
is decidedly the popular his works read with avid
iy by all classes of society both here and in Europen fact
it merely necessary for him to announce work TO
its complete success 1t naturally makes inquire
what circumstance this talented writer be indebted
for his good fortune seeming but yesterday that he
merely the author of few pithy sketches uuhtuly
descriptive of London life We have hesitation ia assert
ing that Dckenss first work of The Pickwick Papers"
would not have gained for him the he bears had
it been happily illustrated by another artist equally
talented in his all his works the
of Dckenss brain Suppressed upon the reader by the
identity the characters bear with the happy illustrations
which accompany the text Be this it may theatrical
manages discovered that all his characters adm
raby adapted for dramatic representation and almost all
hisworks have been presented to the public through the
dum of the stage Among Others his last effort has been
submitted to the hands of the playwright Scarcely
the proof sheets of the last number dry before
in rehearsal and would shortly be produced of course
it expected that the whole work would be wrought
into play and Mr. BTOugham has very judici0usy cued
from the bulky volumes those which, in his opinion
Feshed by the public large II is needless for
that this drama has been emnenty successful not
only New OTk, but whereyerit has appeared. While
the Norh Mr. Place fortunate to copy Of
it. and tonight presented the public for the s time
the American Theatre 1t has been in rehearsal
in a creditable
DAN RIcE's CIRcUs-As everybody and his wife seem
to be visiting with this popular establishment it
scarcely tell them that tonight the last of the
Pony Races Last night being by the generosity of Dan
literally eammed. Rosa, Dan Rice Signor Germani,
and Glenn Ro are the lions of the city lust now
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06

From Texas We return our thanks to Capt.
smith, of the steamship Palmetto, for late Texas
papers.
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d. The steamer United States is to be dis
patched from New York to Havre direct on the 5th.
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Married:

Noyea9sr I5h n sLson county, Texas die ey Mr. Blades
Mr. ZACH. EDMUNDS Of Shreveport, Miss AMELIA PERRY,
daughter OF Capt Josiah Perry, Of Harrison county.
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DoN'T THANK HIM.-The Massachusetts Legis-
lature voted on Friday week to lay on the table
petition praying for vote of thanks to Gen Tay-
lor, for services rendered in Mexico.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06

An OLD TREE GoNE.-The Boston Traveller
mentions that the old pear tree Eastman planted
more than two hundred years ago, by Gov. Prince
of Plymouth Colony, was blown down short
Tina sinca
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06

AccIDENT.-Mr. H. Ryan was run over by a
fire engine in Savannah, on the 2Sth He was
seriously injured
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06

New YORK LEGIsLATURE.-The Albany Even
ing Journal gives the following corrected summary
of the New York Legislature Senate-whigs "a,
democrats 8 wing majority Is. House-whigs
lO7, hunkers 6, free sellers Is; wing majority Sc.
Wing majority on joint ballot IO2.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06

The ELECTORAL MEssENGERs.-The Electoral
College of each State, after having balloted for
President, chooses messenger to carry copy of
their doings 10 Washington Heretofore this has
been an Office of considerable emoIument, but at
the last Congress the pay was reduced one-half,
and is now I2L cents per mile for actual travel.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06

CINCINNATI NoU. 81, 8 P. M-The powder mill
near Xenia exploded Thursday afternoon, about 2
O'Clock. Two men were killed. The building was
blown to atoms The report was heard Is miles.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06

t. Philadelphia Engine 90. No. 14-The Annual
Meeting OF this Company for the Election
ensuing year, win be held THURSDAY EVENING NEXT the
IN inst, al o'clock IS DAN. SHEEAN Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06

SOUTH CAROLINA LEGIsLATURE.-In this body,
on the 18th ult., Mr.. Memminger introduced some
resolutions on banking, which were referred to
committee. The resolutions were to the effect that
it is inexpedient for State to engage in banking,
has South Carolina Just discovered this 81 /; thai
the State Bank is founded upon an erroneous policy
and ought not to be re-chartered and that measures
ought to be taken to wind up its afF4irs. The Gov
ernor, in his message, recommends different
course
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06

GOVERNOR OF MAssACHUsETTs.-In Boston, on
the 18th ult., it was rumored that Gov Briggs was
elected, having "a majority Of the popular vote
The official returns only can settle il.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06

JAcoB BARKER.-In relation to our distinguished
fellow-ctizen above named we find the following
interesting paragraph in the Concordia Intelli-
gencer of the ID inst Mr.. Barker thinks editors
very kind so do we. He thinks he resembles the
girl in the matrimonial market. We agree with
him as far position is concerned but the girl has
certainly some chance for an offer. But for the
paragraph:
Position OF JACOB BARKER-Our New Or
leans correspondent stated, last week, that Mr.
Jacob Barker, of New Orleans, would not accept
any Office from Gem Taylor. Mr.. Barker having
read this in the Inieligencer, remarked, "'These
editors are very kind it would be well if they
would allow me to speak for myself IL toiH be, as
the girl sad time enough for me 10 refuse arhen
haze The offer However, their object in such things
is, | suppose, to make their paper read and hope
that they may be successful
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THE WEEKLY CRESCENT:
PUBLISHED
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING,
Al No So 81. Charles street, Ne,o Orleans


BY HAYES, MCCLURE s. Co
The publishers of the Daily Crescent have just Issued
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for circulation in the country. The Weekly Crescent viii
contain the News Of the Day Original Articles upon all
subjects Of general nteesand particularly upon those
in which the people of the South and West mme
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Anecdotes, etc. and Price Current carefully corrected up
TO the hour Of publication II will be paper useful to all
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mechanics, planters and families. In its political character
Is in the largest Of the word Independent king no
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stuct the people upon all the great questions which arise
affecting the internal welfare foreign relations of the
country.
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Or J. II. Warland, we perceive, has gone to
New0reans. We presume that his pen will not
long be idle in that city.-Boston Bee.
Mr.. Warland arrival in this city we have already
noticed. We hope that his pen may not remain
long idle here, as il would be valuable addition
to any paper
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06

IMPROVEMENT OF THE GREAT RIVER. The
State of Missouri is about TO construct levee
along the west bank of the Mississippi, from New
Madrid to the State line of Arkansas, distance of
fftv-fonr rnilas
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DEATH OF Col. ANDRY-Col. Hortaire Andry
died on Monday night last He was upward of 80
years of age, native Of this city, an officer of the
volunteers who served during the British invasion
of ISI4-'15, and also an officer of the Louisiana
Legion. He was greatly beloved and respected.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
ioa Paleiois, Cnpes, Leggngs, LsPreservers etc etc
SHIRTS, sCARFs. CRAvATs, ETC
5O.OO0I

t|oT MAJORITY FOR cAsS)
nm, PAY YOUR BETS!
"A s THE ELECTION is OVER Now ,ho..t
81 @ ri ri, IN ~, TESTS, ETC. will BE- e1nesJ ~
~ oFeI. he undersigned has stock OF =
1LoIhhe Just received which be can recon- mend ~.
make, such as s -NFeiiVi IN quality and
Black Cloth Dress COATS
Black and cOoEsd Cloth FROCKS .
Satin vsl,., c..L. s sSASs and PALETOTS.
ss sah eve CashTner silk and CassipsIe VEfs
SHIRTS = IS ~ - 9,SS,,-
UNDERSHlRTs S,T St{ H1ss.DEhS,
CRAVATsS 's;Ss1PAESss hANDkERCHIEFS.
Tn11 o. -, p OhbRELLAS, etc etc.
ITuder 81 N e,bs55,.. ~, FRED ANTHON.
- - ~--tIps t1Oisi one door from Common st.
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~ Gas Light Company New Orleans. December ?,
1855. .Ihe Stockholders s informed tha the
Annual Election for SIX DIRECTORS viii be held AZ the Oce
ae Company MONDAY January next between
hours Of 10 A. n. and P. n. by order.
as I'd p n WOOD secretarv
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II The Reader referred advertisement q he JENNY
LIND BAR GLOSS, the third page, by J. WRIGHT CO.,
i5 Charres street n2s 9dpfiaI
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- Jackson Fire Co. No. 1s.-The Officers and
Members o ne above Comp-ny viii please Special Meeting
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dee. 6, al O'Clock By
Committee. d5 n. A. HENDRIKS, Secretary.
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Per steamship Palmeuo-DE. Bond and lady Mrs CLARK
and daughter. r Hugely and lady Miss Caulder J. Foot
A. B. Tannin w. Tannin, J. S. Rhea. Miss Rhea E.
Rhea, Talbot, Higgins A. W. Hill, Wallace, Davis Nun.
Toe TOusdaIe, Jourdan ms. j. Faber bryant w Rhea
and 20 on deck.
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Royal Mail Steam Packet Company,
=, No IS Moorgate street, London, Nov. 9, 1913.
Coi 3 q rItfiths Fishe Mobile, U. S.
Sri am Instructed 20 aequaint you with reference to
me slec oil the past interviews between the deputaton
iom lobe and the Directors of this Company thar il has
been decided that the arran gements for subtipg Nobe
Point Tor ship Island rendezvous for the ROYAL Mail
Steam Packets shall be commenced by the eaer iayng
Southampton on the ID of January IS49
Your OBJ T. serv't, E. CHAPPELL R. N See'y