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Regular Mobile Packet.
The Fine First Class Passenger Steamer,
Forest NJ onaroh,

Z o = w II q 7 II
H. RHCkieU, Master. G.. IS. .EGSseg. ClCrs
Az L. l. run as a regular weekly packet durnr
W the season, commencing with the first rise h
the riyer-leaying Mobile every Monday evening &,
o'clock--arryiug at Columbus on "Wednesday
evening. Raturning--wIll leave Plymouth turr5
the night of Wednesday-N estp rt Thursday a,
a. m, Columbus at a. m, arriving in Noble On
Sunday morning,
The Monarch is a first class boat, having Gue az,
neutrality-suspicious. expressly tor this trade
and owned IN the up country, This boat being IN
the interest Of the planters, will be run expires. III
for their accommodation, and all engagements lar
freight or passage will be promptly filled plan
of the cabin will be found a our Office where bcr.Ls
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LEvERETTs LATIN LEXICON,

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/, q and g. words classical only in the first sec
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ARRANGEMENF OF THE MAILS.

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ionday OF the Ninth month (september and divided
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OF two months, from about the middle Of the Seventh
month (July) SAMUEL ALsOp
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