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Herald Marine Correspondence.


Arrved-Ship Valparaiso, Smith, NBedford; bark Gem,
Buckaloo, Providence; Hale, Gikey, NBedford Mary
Groton, Geyer. NYork; Hope Candy, jeffrey NBedord;
l. Bowman Wooster, Eastport Daniel Willett Smith,
NLondon steamers John Marshall, Clark NYork Ameri-
ca, Vorden, NBedford.
April %.
misunderstanding City of New York Matthews, Bos-
ton baIks Irma, Nobre Maracaibo; Venezuela, Wilson,
Iaguayra Velocity Taylor Elk Harding and Selah At
II. Crowell, Boston d Pook (or), Longsbard, Belfast
Ire; Patrick Henry Ioaand Barbadoesi Myra Hall Bos
Portland Caloia Norton, Boston; Halowe Arey, Port
land; Marcy, Wiletts, NYork Geo Hoffman, Marcy,
Boston.
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CLIPPER SHIP NEpTUNEs CAR lately launched at Ports
mouth Va for the NEW York and California trade is
1900 tons burthen, not 1000, Is erroneousy stated
BARK EXPRESS 23d, reports April 16 lat % 30 lon
70 TO- spoke bark Sarah Bridge from New Orleans for
Havre IL days out who reported that Of the
had stabbed the second mate badly in three places
hours previously.
BR BARK DIANA, from Shields, arrived Thursday last
Icy Nc having experienced nothing but gales from
SW to NV. April l. lat II 81 lon 81 A. spoke Br brig
Fanny, Of Halifax, hence for Oporto.
BR BRIG PACIFIC, from Nassau, brings the captain,
mate and six home from the wrecked brig Mar
tina Jane Of Portland lately lost Abacoa The follow
ing their names Capt Forster Thomas Clare,
Albert Coombs, Sullivan, Smith, Higgins, VIM
Wright, and Gee Howde.
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Disasters, DC.

SHIP CHARLOTTE REED Elwe from Liverpool, which put
into Tayal eaky, Dec 81 arrived below Bath I'D inst
scHR MARTHA JANE (of Portland) Foster, from savan
nah for New Orleans with cargo of rice, went ashore
the night of the 9th of March, in Strangers Key (B
hamas), and became total wreck. Capt Foster and
mate passengers on the Br brig Pacific from Abaco
arrived at this port yesterday.
Sm ALouIszAR, of st George in ballast bound to vir
gna the vessel before reported ashore the West
ing apparently without damage and riding at her
anchors.
ScHR ADVENT, from Jacksonville for Boston with lum
ber put into Savannah goth inst repair having sprung
aleak in heavy weather.
Notice to Mariners.
NEW York, April 49, 1858.
enclose for publication list of the Norway Cattegat
and Baltic Lights, recently prepared with great care by
the agent Of tho underwriters at Esinore Alterations
in some OF the lights ha been made within abort time
and not TO be found tho charts The information
will be valuable TO shipmasters
EIIwOOD WALTER
Secretary Board Of Underwriters.
NORWAY LIGHTS
Cronburg, a fixed light.
Nakkehead, two fixed lights.
HesselO, = revolving light.
Forenas, a revolving light.
Anholt revolving light on the island, and fixed
floating Light .h en- knooen when the shtshp !, not on
Anholt Island
Ies,oe channel, fixed floating light, 81 deg 12x MI
Of nine lamps the mast 80 feet the surface Of
the sea- removed from LIST January to LIST March
Tfndcl, fixed floating light, removed from 2lst De-
ccnber to LIT March.
Hirtsholn Island, q revolving light.
Scaw, fixed light.
Hantsholm revolving light.
The Coll q revolving light.
Norap Tango, fixed light
Niddipgen, two fixed lights.
Winga, fixed light.
sao, Halo, revolving light reverbcrates nine times
every four minutes.
Marstrand revolving light, reverberates six times
every four minutes
Farder, fixed light
Jomfruand, o revolving light.
Torungerne, two fixed lights.
Oxo,
Lister, 'ee hoieO poio"
Hvidinro,
Light on Mako near tho Maze Of Norway, has been
extngushed
CHANGE IN TIE LINZ OF LIGHTHOUSES BETWEEN CHRISTIAN
SAND AND sTAvENGER, NORWAY.
In the course Of the summer 1858 . considerable
change will take place in the line Of lighthouses the
coast Of Norway between and In
consequence Of which the lights Of Hvdingso oxo Lin
desnes, and Gunnarshoug Lister will be extinguished
the FIRST Ut sunrise the first Of May, the others at
sunrise the LIST OF June, 1853-tn accordance with
which notice Ia given that;
!. lhs ssSvs usassssd uxhsaspss VIZ " ysisAteS u
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ARRIVED.
Ship Yorktown (pkt) Bradish, London and Portsmouth,
ship Abby Blanchard 1of Yarmouth Ms), Harding
Liverpool SO days. with 223 passengers, to Nesmith
Sons March a. lat 70 So lon ~ lost oysrSo:rd John
Ion e5 So lost overheard Joseph Bacon seaman native
Of Yarmouth, Me. The has experienced heavy west
SHIP Ag.nora (Br), wilson Dublin IS days, with aso
passengers, to order.
sP St Ss, R aSss Hv 81 days. with '''
Bark Harold Haasarger (Nor Harris, Shields 4S days.
Bark GangesB Stevens Dublin. so days. with 2s7 pas
bark Lucinda (of Bath, smith, Cenfuegos 20 days to
Br brig Victor, of Halifax from Jamaica, bound in
Bark Kate Lincoln, -, Cienfuegos to John N Smith
Bark Lyra, Bems, Havana, 10 days. to Noses Taylor
Bark Brunette (cf Belfas McG-ath, Cardenas, days.
Bark Milford, Horton, Savannah, days, to Durham 4
Dimon.
Bark Isabella (of Chareston) Humphreys Charleston,
days to Durham h Dmon.
Brig Themis (Br), Kavanagh, Glasgow, 81 days, to
Brig Chas De Wolfe (Br) Card, Glasgow, 80 days. to
Boorman Johnston Co. April Is, lat 49, lon u.s. spoke
Br brig WandseE from Glasgow for proydsncs %
with 20 passengers, to Depau Seal.s
Brig James freeman (jr) Cooper, Newcastle rs days,
lost foretopmast and foretopgaant mast with
yards and sails split sails and received other damage.
Brig Grand Turk lBr) King Bristol E. As days, with
Brig " Russell, Leisegang, Matanzas. days, to Es-
Brig Pacific (Br), Beaman, Abaco, days, to Curtis
Ackery.
Brig oliver (of warrsn) Shore cienfuesos 20 days. to
Brig Washington lof Harps~elD. Dunning, cardenas,
10 days. to Drago Bro.
Brig II Curtis (of Harrington), Curtis. Cardenas II
Brig Haskins (of Bangor Snow, sagua la Grsnds,
RriO Car Wash (nf pdl Owlfn Ii
Brig wandefer (of Bath), Mooers, Guayama 10 days,
70 Ponce 4 AZ or TO- SoI Ion ~ spoke sohr 30
schr Alexander Mitchell (three masted), Blackinton,
lat s. Is lon IS spoke brig Patterson from St Mays
for Portland.
Sch. xsPorter (of BuotsporD, CHM, cenfuesos Is
schr Niagara (of Rockland), Perry Humacoa, PR, 10
days, to Hamilton Bros
schr D Baldwin Deshisld, Charleston, days.
Schr Jo . e y; Griee, Tal%an, savannah days.
Schr X W Brown, Hulse, Wilmington, days
Schr Eouise, Robbins, Wilmington, 5 days.
schr Washington, Rue, Washington, days
sehr Rachel jane simons, Washington, days
sss g1s; .%.'asiss sESsss rs
schr Joseph Ross, smith, plymouth, NC, days.
s ssI 1oss Smith PECK Gsagass ''
Schr Roger Parmene, Stookes Codspring, 2 days.
Schr Lyman (new). Kelsey, Westport Ct, days.
Schr E Paine Higgins, Provncetown,S days.
Schr Magyar, Havener, New Haven Q days.
Schr Oregon, Cook, New Haven, 2 days.
Schr John Wright, Dickinson, Portland, Ct days.
Schr Celestial Russell, Portland Ct, 2 days
schr J buckingham, Leonard, Portland, days
Schr Hannah E Chase johnson, Portland, days.
Schr Hudson Post, Portland, days.
Schr W Br.inard, Sheldon, Portland, days.
Schr Nelson Hall, Lawrence, Portland days.
Schr Genius, Parmlee, Portland, 2 days.
Schr Daniel Russell, Smaller. Portland, days.
Schr N Branard, Hulse, Portland, days.
BELOW.
One ship, unknown.
Wind during 4he day, Me- with rain.
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.

BOSTON, April ~.
Arrived-Brig Eliza Burgess, San JUAN Cuba, 18th
inst-left barhs Alexna, for NYo,k, "A days; Raven
Louita Caroline, and brig Azores for do, unc.
Also arr barks Georgiana Baltimore Solomon Eaton
| Matarzas; steamer Penobscott, Philadelphia.
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BELOW
during ahe day, NE, with rain.

(BY THE SANDY HOOK MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
IRE HIGHLANDS, April 24-6 PM.
There is nothing in sight but brig off the Highlands,
with signal
Wind moderate, from east, weather clear.
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HAsITIHE IITELLIaEHeE.

ALMANAC Yo1 NEW YoRK-Tm DAT.
w RHm. 8 00 MOON RmnD. :. morn 3 ~
US Ezm...............6 48 NICE wArER. ...mon 80
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Passengers Arrived.
HAvASA-Berk Lyra-J Marshall, John Indot IgnsHnH
2Ssss.,.A. XSsrss, Via Y gSyss. rsihs ysUs
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Amount. OU4
In machinery Of various kinds including Touring mill
an iron foundry, plough factory sur wagon shops
4l7 900 invested and the stocks Of merohands Of ali
descriptions valued at $500 o0o-ths last sum acudpg
sAs sasvvAs iayssss3 " W ladlaA tsaAs,
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ST. PAUL, MIENEsorA-The st. Paul Minnesotion
furnishes very interesting article the growth Of that
nouris hing town, which is only four years old. The
buildings number ~ follows
Dwellings, Offices, and shops .5l8
Manufactures and business houses ............ 10
HOTELS
School houses, public and private
Capitol.
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The twentieth anniversary Of the Sabbath School Mis-
sionary Association Of the West Presbyterian Church.
was held last evening in the Carmine Street Church
The exercises commenced BY the choir singing the
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ths eeufss q ~ summer % sen ~ the bssw na-
TONED changes WIN have bssn Hnishel
2 me Intended ehsnsss are q foiows:-
,..s c5SS :ssSss de- ns q :ss s s:
s.sd light With as.h every fourth minute t. second o.
70 b altered into nxsd Light second order. HsgA
sSs,; n. level Of tie g. 1s5 FEET vb st asases
xi0h; latitude 81 deg IS min North One coal Tight .
minute nr.t order Height above the svei Of the 81
l6s feet visible at distance Of twenty-five twsnty.
8. u.a:r.Longitude, deg 80 min Is sec. Eat ftsn
0resnxich latitude, So deg. min. 80 North Ons
to 4s.s issy os
above the level Of the l26 fest visible ct Distance
aSidinssow f1 ihns.h m dss as min E. go
Greenwich; latitude, 50 deg. min North. One "a
tonsry coal light to be altered int fixed light wis
ash every fourth minute second order Height abovw
the Level of the sea- lao feet visible ct dstance a
twenty or twenty. two English miles.
During the winter when the regular and bueys
account Of the season, taken away the same x
/. On the north point of the "Lapsand,"
One beacon, with red pole and red ball. instead Il
2. On the middle Of the east side of the sLapsand"
beacon with red pole and two brooms, instead d
g. On the southeast point of the eLapssnd,"
One beacon with red pole and one broom is.tsad q
T. Close to the west side of the 'Blockhouse."
One beacon with striped pole and one broom.
Draso, floating light (pios stston) Removed from
the LIST Jsnual to the LIST March.
Stevens Head revolving light.
Aoen- Island, s. E point fixed light.
Gjedserodde, lentile light OF third class.
Darserort, an upper rotary light, and lower 0xsd
light
Arcona, q fixed light.
Grefswalde, two fixed lights
Swnomunds, fixed light.
kobsrhoft, revolving light.
R0serhoft fixed light
Hea, revolving light.
Danzic two hxed lights
Pllau, fixed light.
bright glmpsss.
Iemel, fixed light.
Lyserort, revolving light
SwarverOrt, fixed light.
Domevnas two fixed lights.
Runo, fixed light.
Riga, two fxed lights.
SwEDaH COAST.
Falsterbo lentle light OF second class with stAon-
airy flame and floating light with two lanterns laying
SS.W u w. from the lighthouse in 81 fatkomi wstsc
removed from December u TO March !.
Ystad, fixed light.
Bornholm fxed light on the north point of the island
Christianso, . revolving light on the Castle.
The Outclppers revolving light.
GLAND, an improved lenne light of second class with
stationary flame on the point of the island, and fixed
light on the N. point
Gotland, revolving light Hoborg point s. end Of
the island; fixed light Ostergarnsholm and rsvslv
ing light On Faro, N Z. of the island.
Landlord revolving Light.
Korsipg, . revolving light
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persons TO dig for gold, except under the conditions b.
fore mentioned their lands claims, shall be liable
to the penalties and forfetures imposed
unlicensed persons digging or mining.
Clause Il imposes the same penalty persons allow
ing unlicensed persons to work in gold claims partner
ship with them, o otherwise in their company.
Clause 22 Owners Of private lands suffering persons to
mine dig before proclamation without notice being
given the commissioner to be liable penalty not
exceeding $50.
Clause 70. Licenses to be produced on demand or II
withheld the party Withholding be held to be an un
censed person. and subject to the penalties TO which un
censed persons liable
Clause a. That the commis soner and his assistant
may apprehepu and detan any unlicensed person mining
| or digging fer gold
| warrant on sufficient information any person sus
pected of oe ndng against the act his own dscre-
ton, Summons in the first instance and may take SAT-
! nciant bail for his due appearance he ore him.
Clause 25. Commissioners to deter nine complaints Of
encroach ments in summary way and to award
bic costs the successful party aid if the complaint
subtantted the trespass of the par
ties their goods and implements TO be removed by the
commissioner his Assistants and any resisting
| them to be liable to penalty not exceeding go.
Clause 81 Persons holding lease license authori
zing them to mine dig for gold payment OF royal
IT, and who may defraud her Majesty of any portion
tic ROYALTY reserved in his lease license shall con
ccsl gold found by him. alsify his accounts to be
DEE med guilty Of misdemoanor, together with all OH
servants Of such licensed person who may know
| ingly be concerned in such fraud.
Ciaue rs Persons ccunerfeiting licenses or person
ang hcenced persons, to be nbject to penalty of not
1 lcss than fl0 more than fbo.
Clause 20 The act not to abdge control. except by
express words necessary obvious implication the
royal rrerogaiive the authority Of commissioners.
Cause 80. Cooms ioners in respect OF gold mines anc
fields 70 have like powers private lands tn,
waste lands of the crown.
Clause 81 That in default of payment Of penalties thu
offender be imprisoned with or without hard labor, o.
kept 20 hard labor the roads public works for
period Of two months II the penalty do not exceed fs
for four months the penalty he above f5 and under els
l sla 'sf Ga -sass. wv g.aHIs w swv Ais
The southerner., 1853-07-09
TarborO' Academy.

THERE will be an Examination of the
Pupils in this Institution, ut the close of the
present session.
In the Male Department, on Thursday and
Friday, the Goth and 9th days Of this month.
In the Female Department, on Monday
and Tuesday, the 30th and 3lst
The next session will commence ON Mon
day the 25th day of July next, under the
continued management Of Mr. IL. b. Fdrrar
as Principal in the Male Department, and OF
Mss 4. B. CrandaU in the Female Depart
ment.
The charges fer tuition will be the same
as heretofore.
Board can be had at private houses in the
town and vicinity-fve or six girls can be
accommodated at the same house with their
teacher.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
JNO. NORFLEET, Secretary.
Tarboro', May 10Th, 1858.
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ERBBM!9!IsA!!.ag !9!I an E. HOUSTON.
MERCHANTS,
WILMINGTON. N. G..

RESPECTFULLY tender their SER
vices to the citizens of New Hanover
aud adjacent counties, for the transaction
Of business. The senior partner, ID. e.
Freena.. is located in the city Of New
York; the unior partner, Geo Houston,
in Wilmington. If desired, advances
will be made on consignments to and
from either place. All business entrust-
ed to them will receive proper attention;
and orders for goods will be promptly
and carefully filled. They keep constant
Iy on hand, in Wilmington, a we'll Sc.
lected and general assortment of such ar
,icles as are required for family and plan
tation use and the retail rade; which
they will dispose of On reasonable terms
fer CASH, or in exchange for naval store
or other produce.
Wilmington, n, c., April 10. 1852.
The southerner., 1853-07-09
For Sale.
THE undersigned ffers- for sale all his
REAL ESTATE

In The Io,on of Turboro', TO uit -:
His Store Lot on the Court House square,
well known as THE BRICK STORE, with
all necessary ware houses and other build
ings for merchandising.
This Lot is considered one Of the most de-
s;rable in Town, and has been tenanted as q
place Of trade without intermission ever
since the foundation Of the Town.
.Gtso. she Residence
Of the subscriber which has u good dwell
ing house of five rooms, basement and Gel
lar, and all necessary buildings for q town
residcnce-gool fruit garden, etc.
The residence is located in one Of thc best
ncighborhoods Of the town, and was success
sively occupied BY the late Jos. r. Lloyd,
James Weddell, and the late Henry I. Toolc.
All the buildings and improvements are in
good repair.
.2iso, far sale e0eU asserted
Stock ofesooess.
JOSEPH II. BOWDITCH.
Tarboro, April l4th, 1853.
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Mrs. L.C. Moore.

WISHES most respectfully to inform the
Ladies of Tarboro' and surrounding country,
that she has returned
FROM NEW YORK,
With carefully selected assortment Of
millinery Goods,
bic terms. She feels assured that she CT
give satisfaction. Her stock consists Of Bon
nets Of the latest styles, Ribbons, Art; G.c;al
Flowers, and many other articles in the
Dress making line, such as Buttons, Gimps,
&c. DRESSES made in the most fashiona-
bic style on reasonable terms.
Tarboro', Arrit 9, 1858. IS
The southerner., 1853-07-09
Flour and Pork.
zZ0dsCaD's Ready Remedies
NOS. /. 2 & 3.

NOS. i, = & 5,
ARE SO prepared as to har'nonize and
act in unison with each other. Taken
separately or together, they will instantly
stop pain, speedily remove disease, and
quickly cure It's cause. No pain can
exist, or disease afIlict the system while
under their influence.
No. /. Rud,oay's Ready Relief is the
first and only remedy ever recorded in
the medical history of the world, that
has stopped the most violent pains in
few seconds!! 1t will stop the MOST
SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES OR LESS,
and will cure the most obstinate and
painful Rheumatic, Nervous. Neuralgia
and Bilious complaints in few hours.
No. 2. Rndway's Renovoting Resident,
for the quick cure of all chronic and
scrofulous diseases. It is powerful,
searching and pleasant; it cieanses and
purifes the blood from all scrofulous
diseases; it resolves away from the bones
and muscles all diseased deposits; it
electrifes the fluids and solids with
health and strength-the patient will
experience its powerful. soothing, beneE-
cial effects in few houls after taking:t.
Radwdy's medicoted Sonp-the superior
efficacy of this highly medicated com :
pound over all other cosmetics for puri-
flying the SKIN and curing SALT RHEUM,
RING WORM, RASH, rErTER, cHAPr FLESH
and imparting to the complexion that
RosEArE TINT which nature intended it
should wear, is acknowledged to stand
beyond the reach of rival. Railways
Soap is purely balsamic in its properties,
it cLEANsEs HEALS. PURIFiEs and imp arts
| BEAUTY to the complexion Of all who
use it. For sale by
| Geo. Howord, Tur6oro'.
7arbore August 8,
The southerner., 1853-07-09
NOTICE z .

[ WILL receive and forward any number
of bales of Cotton from the Planters or Mer-
chants Of the counties of Edgecombe, Pitt,
and Greene, sent me to be consigned to Mess.
Blossom & Son, Merchants Of New York,
free of storage labor and all charges what
ever to the owners of the Cotton; and will
pay all the attention required, in shipping as
early as possible and at the lowest rate of
freight. S. BROWN.
Washington, Deer 18th, 1852. 51-3m
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UOpl18.


SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
ceived by the Subscriber until the 21st
July, II o'clock, NJ, for the erection
Of two buildings Ito be used as Acade-
mics, in the town of Wilson-buiId-
ings 4S feet long by 81 feet wide, two
stories high, the lower story to be Il
feet between joints, the upper story 10
feet between joints. The buildings
to be of good materials, and finished in
vorknanlike manner, to be painted with
three good coats Of paint, and whole to
bs plastered.~
For further particulars inquire of
W. B. MYERS, Chairman.
Wilson, n G., 2lst June, 1858.
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BDW WARD IAWRBNeB
SkrgeOrs Dentist.

SPECTFULLY offers his profes
sional services to the either OF Tarboro'
and the county. He will visit them fre.
quently during the year, and will hold
himseIfresp ponsible for the durability o.
all operations performed by him. All
orders left for him will be attended to
promptly. While in Tarboro' he will
be found at Pendefs Hotel
February 81, 1852.
The southerner., 1853-07-09
The Latest News,

TUE Subscriber having just returned
from New York, where he has engaged a
number Of very superior workmen, and laid
in complete assortment of materials of tie
styles the most recherche, is now prepared to
Erecute all kinds Of Tehicles
IN HIS BRANCH OF BUSINESS
10 order, in q manner warranted to riyc on
tire satisfaction. He will also keen con-
stantly on hand an assortment of
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!&ASONIG EUNBR.AJ,

THE Funeral Ceremonies of Bro. E. H.
Stephens, will be solemnized by the members
of Mount Lebanon lodge, on the second Sab
bath Of July. Brethren of the adjacent
Lodges are respectfully invited to attend
D. W. BARNES, Sec'y.
Wilson, N. C. June 18th, 1853,
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Union Agricultural
warehouse & Seed Store,
RaIph s. Co., 90 Fulton ST.,

NEW YORK,
OFFER FOR SALE, a large and select
assortment of Agricultural and Horticultural
implements, consisting of Plows, and Cas-
tings, Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, Horse
Powers, Thrashcrs and separators Tanning
Mills, Grain Cradles, Scythes and Snaths,
Grain Mills, Sugar Mills, Root Cutters, San
sage Cutters and Suffers, Ok Yokes and
Bows, Rakes, Hoes, Hay and Manure Forks,
Spades, Shoyels, Carts, Wagons, Wheelbar-
rows, &c.
Fiala, Garden and Tlocer Seeds-a large
variety. Fertaizsrs-Pcruvian Guano, Sup.
Phosphate Lime, Bone Dust, Poudrcttes,
Charcoal Dust, Plaster, &c.
Nan2factsrcrs Of Sclncbly's Reaping and
Moving Machine; Daniels Hay, Straw and
Stalk Cutters. Agents for tie sale of VIM.
Hovey's Patent Straw Cutters A descrip-
tive catalogue will be sent on application by
mail. March, 1853
The southerner., 1853-07-09
List Of Letters,

Remaining in the Post Office in lar5o
ro' onthol 30th June. 1853, which if no
taken out before the Ist Of O:t. next,
will be sent to the General Post O!1icC
as dead letters.
Arlington TM2 Johnson II Miss
Atkinson O Master jenkins las :
Andrews Wallace Jones Charrta MIS-
Andrews Henry Jones MacGllbry
Armstrong VIM Jones Sarah A Mrs
Brown Grey Jinkins Amos
GiIbr, James Lawrence En- Mrs
Booth Eliz'th Mrs Lawrence Ed DR.
Baker Moses 2 Lane David
Bddgers Josiah Lane Susan F Miss
Brown Nancy Mrs Little Della Miss
B1aswcll T VIM Leggott NJ Aan Miss
Barnes Wright 2 Mercer John
Bunting Math Mayo Mary Miss
Bodsey II Miss Moye Macon
BilluPs Sarah Mrs May William 2
Bradley J D Mayo NR
BiIbry Mary Miss Moore Elisha 2
Bullock William J Nelson James L
Bell c NJ Miss Mobiles Mary T Miss
Cobb l'avid Oneal Lydia
Cherry Miss Page S,ephenton
Cherry L r Pcyton Jane Miss
Cutchin u J Miss Parker Mary Miss
Conway A Is Pittman N DIR
Cooper d Rev Parker Mary r Miss
CrumeII E Esqr Pender Mariah Mrs
Collins John Pitt John r
Garlic Bennett Pender Elm r Miss
Clark Henry I Pitt James Snr
Duns:on H Miss Pitt William S
Dania E Mrs Reddick James
Dixan William Savage r A
Dancy John 3 Savage James D
Dancy Char'te Mrs Savage Lewis
Dancy William F Sparks Andrew J
Dozier s. B Messrs Smith L II
Edwards Sally Miss Sessums Nathan II
Euson ] L Savage Sousan Mrs
Eason James Spaniel Benia
Ford Sinday Station Hauah Miss
Fountain Lawrence Station Baker
Frankfor Lewis Station L Il
Fuxball Marth Mrs Thomas Gerrev
Garrett John Tyler Johnson
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