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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

ANEcDoTE OF WAsHINGToN.-One Reu-
ben Rouzy, of Virginia, owed the Cen
ersl one thousand pounds. While Presi-
dent Of the United States, one of his agents
brought, an action for the money. judgment
was obtained, and execution issed against
the body of the defendant, who was taken
to Jail. He had considerable landed estate,
bu. lhs kind Of property cannot be sold in
Virginia, unless a. the discretion Of the own
er. lie had large family. and for the sake
of The children preferred lying in Jail to sell
ling his land A friend hin,ed TO him that
probably Washington knew nothing of the
proceeding, and lha. i. will be we'll to send
him petition. with statement oi the cir
cumstances. He did SO, and the very next
post from Philadelphia, after the arrival OF
his petition in that city, brought him an or
der for his immediate release, together with
full discharge. and severe reprimand to
the agent for having ac!ed in such man
ner. Poor Rouzy was consequently re-
stored to his family, who had never laid
down their heads at night wi!hou! pre-
sen,iDg prayers to Heaven ''for their be-
loved Washington" Providence smiled
upon the grateful family, and in fe"
years Rouzy enjoyed The exquisite pleasure
of being able to pay 'he money with the in
,eres, TO the truly great man. Washington
reminded him that The debt was discharged
and the General, 10 avoid the pressing i'm
portuni.y of The grateful Virginisn, who
could not be denied, accepted the money
only, however, to divide il among Rouzv's
children. which he Immediately did, -Olc
Colony Memorial.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

a Frenchman knew very little English,
90, into difficulty with an Engllshman
who insisted upon fighting it out. The
Frenchman agreed to This, bu! wished to
know what he should say if he should ge.
beaten. Being told that he must cry out
'enough' they set TO. The Frenchman.
however, forgot The word, and cried out, as
he heard some of the bys,anders do, "Hur-
rah hurrah :" To his sstonishment, The
Englishman pounded all The harder. This
caused Monsieur to 60 to work in such
good earnest, that the Englishmsn soon
cried out "enough!' Say that again. said
the Frenchman. Enough, enough - cried
he again. The Frenchman in turn excl'im-
ed. ''Dat is the yer word ! was trying TO
say long time sgo!'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

LOVE AND Enthusiastically once
said j. makes no odds whom-for it is o
pretty simile, and perhaps quite true-lhat
he had often remarked that young ladies
takeleve as they take sea bathing; some tim
idly put in one foot, then with shiver and a
look of apprehension, put in a second, and
then as they do no more than make trembl-
ing courtesy in the water, The element comes,
scarcely reaching the region Of the heart.
and then with squall they run to dry land
as soon as possible, and shivering, cry
"How cold it ism Others, again, shutting
their seraphic eyes to the dangers Of the
deep, souse in head and ears, and rising with
Maids glow upon their faces, declare the
sea "delicious -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11
p O e T R Y.
SONG OF THE SABBATH.

The Sabbath day-the gift divine!
That whatsoever our creed,
Supplies with bounteous benign
Leisure for every need;
For prayer, for praise, for soothing rest !;
For thought of boundless scope,
For heed of Charity's behest,
for love, for joy for hope.
The Sabbath day-the glorious day!
Beyond the city gate,
Let tens of thousands wcnd their way.
Where breeze and sunshine wait,
And let them see the steamlets flow,
And tread the daisied sod,
And look upon the buds that blow,
And search and find out God.
The Sabbath day-the huckler strong
That guards the poor and weak,
Shielding the desolate from wrong,
Leaving the tyrant weak.
The Sabbath day-Op prize it well,
Its wisdom learn to scan;
Alike in temple, field or cell,
"IHe Sabbath made for man.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

THE BIBLE.-An old man once said
"For long period puzzled myself ebou
The difficulties of scripture, until al last
came to the conclusion lha, reading the b.
BILE was like eating fish. When find Diff
Guilty, lay i. aside and call it bone. Why
should choke on the bone when there i:
so much nutritious meat in use? Some
day, perhaps, may find that even bones
NAV afford me nourshmeni."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

srt the daughter of that Walter we're, VINO
lately conspired, with other traitors, to sci
our prisoner, Mary of Scotland. free He
hath deserved death, and death he shall
havem
ooh, have mercy, gracious madam" cried
Rssamond, my poor father hath tender
heart, and the Queen of Scots moved it by
her tears and her beauty. Oh, she is so
beautiful, if your grace would see her, you
would have pity on her also"
Queen Elizabeth blushed deeply, for she
knew in her heart, that she was envious OF
Mary Suarl's beauty; and she said more
sternly than before
THY father hath acted trei,orously and
mus, abide his sentence. Go, chld,"
! But Rosamond instead Of rising, took
from her bosom small package, and plac-
ed i, in the queens hand. 1t was paper
containing ring. o. the paper was writ
ten The name of Walter We're, and a verse
Of Scripture, signed Gamma r." On the
ring was engraved a crest, the arms OF The
Bolevns.
Queen EIiz,b turned pale as she ex-
amined these, end hastily asked
"Where go. you this? And this? Speak,
grill -
INV farher'' answered Rosamond, "was
an officer in the Tower, al the time the
queer, .our mother, was Imprisoned there.
He was good 10 her, and the nigh before
she was behesded, she gave him these me-
mentos."
Elizabe,b's face softened, and tear shone
for moment in her cold, gray eye, but
did not fall then she spoke
For her memor,'s sake, We grant Thy
prayer. We forgive thy father, bu. le.
him see TO it how he tgsln braves our Ire"
She then wrote an order for the immedlste
liberation Of Walter We're, stating that she
had granted him q full pardon. This pa
per sue was about TO give into the bands
of an officer to be conveyed to London,
but Rosamond begged lha, she nigh. carry
il herself, and the queen kindly asserting,
plsched her under the charge Of the officer
requesting him, with her own lips, to be
kind to the child. She extended her beau
iful hand TO Rosamond, who kissed II fer
venlly, but was too much overcome with
Joy and lbankfulness TO speak a word more.
She rose up so bewiderej, and in such
haste 10 ees-au,enn ner j"u'ney, 1hBt she
quite forgot Sir Walter Raleigh sinjunciions,
and, turning her back on the queen, actual
Iy ran ou, of the hall, much TO the merri-
men, Of the gay court.
The rest of Rosamond's story is soon
told. She went 10 London and freed her
father, who never got into any trouble Of
the kind again. She grew to be beautiful
woman, married country gentleman, and
lived for msny years far from the grea.
world, bu, happy and beloved, because al
ways good and loving Legends Of Kenil-
avorM.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

THE COOP OF THEoRIEs.-In the pur-
suits of science, theories lead to experiment
and he who Investigates will scarcely ever
fail of being rewarded by discoveries. 1t
may be, indeed, the theory sough! to be es-
,ablished is entirely unfounded in nature :;
but while searching, in d right spirit, for
one thing, the inquirer may be rewarded by
finding others far more valuable than those
which he sought.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
BY E. WELLS,
EDITOR AND PR RET o r L.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

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&C &C ifnot paid within six months, 200
ADvERTIsEMENTs.-Sl per square tor two Inser
tlons-12 lines of small type ii of large type
constituting square-and % cents for every sub
sequent Insertion If the number Of insertions be
not marked on the advertisement it will be pub
lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A
liberal deduction will be made to those who adj
vertse by the year.
Communications addressed to this office must be
POST
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

RATHER CIRcUIToUs.--Mr. Choa,e is
said to have once described the boundary
line between Rhode Island and Massachu-
seus in this language: why" said he
"i, is like starting at bush, stsr,ing
from thence TO s blue jay, from thence
to hive of bees in swarming time, from
thence TO two hundred foxes with FIRE bands
to their tails.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

AN INGENIOUS RIDDLE.-lt was done
when it was begun, i. was done when i, was
half done, and ye. it wa.n't done when it
was finished. Now what was it ? or course
you cand't guess. Will this do
Timothy Johnson courts Susannah Dunn.
It was Dunn when it wss begun, it was
Dunn when it was half done, end yet il
wasn't Dunn when it was done-for it was
Johnson.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

Foo,e was rsl,ling one evening in the
green room, when nobleman, who seemed
highly entertained, cried ou. "Well, Foo'e:
YOU see swallow all the good things"
"Do you my lord duke" says the other
s,hen ! congratulate you on your digestion
for believe you never threw up one OF them
in your life"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

FEMALE SocIETY-You know my o.
plnion of female society. Without it, we
should degenerate into brutes. This OBJ
servalion applies with lenfoId force 10 young
men and those who are in the prime of
m,nhood. For, af'er a certain time Of life
the literary man may make shift "a poor
one lgran'.) 10 do without the society Of
ladies. To a young man, nothing is so i'm
portant as a spirit Of devotion (next 10 his
crealor) to some amiable woman, whose
image may occupy his heart, and guard il
from pollution. which bese!s it on all sides.
A man oueh, to choose his wife, as Mrs.
Primrose did her wedding gown, for quail
ties that swear well.' One thing, at least,
is true; lha. if matrimony has its cares, ce-
libscy has no pleasure. A Newton, or q
mere scholar may find employment in stu
dy; man of literary taste, can receive in
books a powerful auxiliary bu! a man
must have bosom friend, and children
round him, to cherish and support the drea~
riness of old age.-John Randolph.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

The celebrated Whitson dining with La
dy Jekyll, she sked why woman was made
out Of rib
"lndeed, my LADY," replied he, 81 dom.
know, except il was because the rib is the
crookedes. part Of his body"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

A SHARPER.-"Sonny where is your
father ?" sFslher's dead sr.' "Ilave you
any mother ," eyes had one, but she's
90, married to John DankIin, and don't be
my mother any more, cause she Gays she's
go, enough to ',end to his own young uns."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

A member of western debating club,
wishing to display his proficiency in '',he
language" when moving for an indefinite
adjournment of The club, said ''Mr. Presi-
dent, move we adjourn E. rLuRlBUs u
NUM-"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

dad, if was to see duck on the wing,
and was to shot it, would you lick me?'
so no, my son, it shows you are good
marksman, and ] would feel proud of
you.
"Well then, dad, plumbed or old drake as
he was fiyn' over the fence to day, and it
would have done you good TO see him
drono
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

Mrs. Par.lng,on asks indignantly il the
bills before CO gress are not counterfeit,
why there should be such difficulty in pas
sing Them,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

We have no. read any thing more besu.-
ful 'ban the following, from the pen Of
Geo. d. Prentice
"There is but breath Of air, and a beat
Of the heart, be,wix, this world snd the
nex. And in the brief interval of painful
and awful suspense while we feel that death
is present with US, that we are powerless
and he ell powerful, and the last faint pull
salion here is bu, the prelude Of endless life
hereafter we feel in the midst of the stun
ming calamity about TO befall US, that earth
has no compensa.ing good to mitigate the
severity Of our loss. Blu. there is no grief
without some benefcens provision TO soft
en- ilsi in.enseness. When the good and
The ,iofeiy The memory of their good
Deeds: like the moonbeams on the stormy
sea, light up our dsrkened hearts, and lends
the surrounding gloom beauty so sad, SO
sweet, that we would not, if we could dis
pei the darkness that envirous it.''
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-05-11

VHE TRUE WAY TO RISE IN THE WORLD
1t is only by plodding, active habits ofindus-
try that we can hope to win our way thro'
lille. The race may be arduous, bu. it is
one which will we'll repay the competitor.
Barrow justly says, "a noble heart will
dlsdaln 10 subslst like a drone upon honey
gathered by others labors; like vermin,
to flch It's food out Of the public granary /;
like shark to prey upon the lesser fry !;
but will rather Guido his private obligations
to other mems care and toll, by considera-
BILE service and bene6cence 10 the public !;
for there is no calling of any sort. from the
sceptre TO the spade, the management where.
Of, with any good success, any credit, any
Satisfaction. doth not demand much work
OF the bead, or Of the hands, or Of both"
Milton, who during an active life in the
most troublesome times, was unceasing in
the cultivation Of his understanding, thus
describes his own habits :-"1'hose morn-
ing haunts are where they should be, q,
home, not sleeping or concoc,ing the sur
ielts Of an irregular feast but Up aud stir
ring in winter, often ere the sound Of any
bell awake men 10 labor or devotion in
summer as Oft with the bird that frs. a.
rouses or not much ,ardier, to read good au-
lhors or cause them to be read ill the at
'en'ion be weary or memory have its full
frauehi, then with useful and generous la
bors preserving the body's health end hard
mess, to render ligh-some, clear, and no.
lumplsh obedience of the mind TO The cause
of religion and our connry's liberty" Any
man who does no. probably such noble
example is an enemy to the public veal.
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INDIANOLA AND GALy Charles MorgAnqO
Son--l4 Hart hcoS Nelson &ro-7
Powell Hopkns 80 Carter &coss566 specie
misunderstanding Thomas & Edwad-ls0o Dbl. lin to Far
we'll
R oKLANDschr Charles Edward-loOo lime to Far
iAyANABrg Kte4eO brs sugar
WOOL Sou hmAyd Hatrlon5 lbs lead hides
order.
hhds wine Pspn mdse Pannett05 brandy fruit
Iacoa'e lao do do Paul Jug f4Od brandy
S hhd 1860 h do 500 wine tod liver oil Gauoo
aco40 as Il hhds YedennugIO hls
do do jean se do do snbsrt-is hhds do b. %
Seignoret pcureH Chas CaEaoe50 do Tadas
do mdse hiignan-8 hhds
ns2o fruit "a eks brandy chasac So brandy
BoRDEAUX-Bark Golden Eta-Ti Loxes-las
hhds Boye Frerresl07 bids
MalIot-ls2 Roum,n-4 hhds
Gahaz hhd brandy hbds Yss
wine MagnanTs SKIS brandy Thomas
Talon Mol 100 baskets kta
wine yaleiont do Bandr Wiam hhdt wine
Cnsta Sc do PeuAt eo94 hhda hf hf do do
Lobitt chspene74 hhds aS9 ks vinegar
Lamb-55 Or pipes uJy Rochereau co-O hhis wine
Tupery7 mise mie Danz
Po1so hhd 40 bales corks Feboz casks
u ut do Plne dco40 hhds 80 bhs iO0u
cavaoc6 hhda hf do wine bbls mdse 1ua ndoo &co
mise Beao4o hds soeae mnp 50 pkgs mdse order
. SION-shp B nningon-50l tons ice TO Stanton.
B.lSIOS-ship Huroh60O tons ice to Til yer.
Oh poa5s2 feet lnmher lAhs Pooey
PtNSACOLA-Sch Mary Een23 900 feet lumber
Rogera barnard &eo do to order Tof bales
PNsacoLAsehr DinmoGd-65Qo0 feet lumber feet sSsh
PEHsAcoLAschr Elzabeh-ssOOo 1000 lOths to
PeSsACbLA-sch Aarea-sa 900 feet lumber Bunne 4 Rach
RUATAN lSLANDBrg unou-Sl0oo gold logs mahogany o
Fruit to + Co htan x Hall.
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LAFouRCHEPer Doctor Batay; sugar 81 bbs
%els'sta eass sqqIes westsa hhds 66
hhda sugar. 81 ibis mossss Si. hhd
0 ss4s Ds a' Gee
d a rssns ae 3D. @ m I Ss bales IS
sogs Foley Aysryso % do Elder sso9! do Flower Eco
bbls 40 hi bbls '' w.
eaNcNNAT,pe5 Indiana ss sacks
nn T~ishs Sos b1ls n ha'tin9 do do 80 sacks
81 aR p Do ss u
Hurley &eol eSa meat 40 bulls pork 1853 SKIS Mitchell
eAsD EcoREzpsr ssas, Piota 81 bales cotton Eslin Lee
S sAissae s Gsy
6san s payn ss Mn..s a.o SsM acc
f CO. s B DIR ss ss
AAysrya % haehaRfq caro &ses5 D. b0
tall 81 e e cotton AIS hhds sugar, 6l 6as nloltses
w NJ Ss% e eRss ess SGs e e'
lyme eoa R Beoq5 Ffeilses &coa Oakley Hawkins
A. DO Lsnys hieca-so Angpsn HI
sn5sqrel ~ 9os "S sS Il do
ssos Tyo do EoGnn 4 S ht s Aa
43l bills $40 hi bbls moassss, " eN'
"a q rs susa- e 30 90
E F. sose Do Payne Har5isonioo
81 Eds ss Ii obs moiasae " a0'A NV nna' sugar
ST. me- Grand Tower az he
IT Moore &ee-sov do shaltz Haadeaa4s II Ken,
Hi Eager DO Price % babes stay hay
eols hams las and load
S ] Do Had. s.' ssos Do sh Sn i0An
Lou1syLLE-Psr steamer Rob-. Ward; 50 hhas ooace Hewitt,
Morton &ses Perkins ca%pss ses do Al
bacon hay lsb ak G
III 3. 81 s
chinsry D L Raulst-snndrIes to order
FORT sATHPer Lucy Robinson 156 bales cotton to
aSse s SEQ :s ss;1 af,s
Williams Phillips Campbell strengss Fellews
Williams Bsshn,.s SsoISs hsad Mas go w a son
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G. f BE A "a 40 81 :
ROUTE from Bufa ana gars Falls
United Lines Vincent
al Qeoec connecting ogdensbutgh APP
and at Montreal Atlantic and st Ralroad ST.
Lawrence ehampu Railroad for Portland, Whts Mountains
D0s' w Time--24 bcurs /, Montreal.
BAY STATE Capt Led, ard NEW YORK Capt Chapman,
Lewiston daily Sundays excepted a. o'clock Cape Vincent
nle of the Thousand Islands and the Rap DIS of the
S. Lawrence, daylight ami i've at Montreal at o'ciocG
leaving Buffalo at ocoek have ak hours and
those leaving o'c ock -four hours 1t Niagara lis The
boat for Boston, take iee same train of from
Buffalo t0gdenburg half past oock morning. and
leave Immediately, arriving Boston at halfpast o'clock,
same '"s THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
steames ONTARIO. Captain rhrooP CATARACT. Captain Estes
bsi Falls touching at Rochester owego saekes
Habor kingston Clayton oxdenebu connecting with
and beautiful ST. Lawrence by daylight and
nerng ogdnshu gh and Boston Rsoad for Point
for Albany and New York direct.
The Line leaves Buffalo daily Sundays excepted bv the Buff
Fal Railroad O'clock ofdtug
gers The ewing Brooks Queens Heights
the Suspension Bridge and the scenery OF
Niagara through Montreal direct leaving Lewiston at half
past o'clock giving passengers full four hours TO VISIT NIAGARA
halls The o'clock Train Of Cara from Buffalo also arrive in lewis
ion in time for passing all The Thousand Islands by
light changing ogdenshurgh, and taking Of The splendid
oabn direct To Montreal through the
OF the noble ST. Lawrence arriving at
s ssaa 5 sT NM os >, ne s@
bs ,tasmers Line built y speed
aud comfort having all the equipments for Fse required BY
with spacious and beautiful Upper Cabin rooms the entire
Of the boat. ,r,,.,. -, ~, =. oss.,
onno,e Rnfao and.NiagnrA va Is Railroad Depot.
t Offices House and international HOTEL Niagara
FsIls myl
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0ENUINE HEIDsIECK co. ouAMpAeyEs


M The having been appointed by
Mr. Eglr heretofore sole
their Wines who business
fully calls attention to the suboned card CRAER ABEGG.
New, York, January l. 1854.
AGARDMr ENGLFR heretofore Sole Agent for the
in tire United States retiring business
we beg inform you that
AHEGG attend to be Sole Agents Importers
United States and Canada.
uneeasing exerion continue
the prominent favor which the American public generally
agents such Wines will fully high reputation
which the has STAINED in your market.
support claim TO be alone enabled furnish this old es.ab
and genuine quality, would
which call
HEIDSIEcK CO. brand first
States thirty the
their through their Sole Agent Mr. T. Salmon,
wards Salmon d Stuyyesant.
1884 the old firm dissolved their senior partner
hnsness occupying the To him also by
expresa stipulation the privilege retaining
Founders He retiring 1886
present firm like became his immediate
therefore sole propreors OF this brand
n distinguish
frauds and mtaioE
in will Be found labels stamped tho caps
the eerks No other house entitled while
the which brand originally introduced
known the United Stateg. We have the honor be
Your ob1dt. serv'ts.
Rznis December IT, 1858. HEIDSIECK &C.
The being appointed agents
above celebrated Wines constantly supplied with quarts
pints which thsy offer to the New York prieea
- r. F. NICHOLS co.
;nnaT GIN "a street.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,

N CnEsoErr Orr,cy =
Tuesday Morning NAV ia 1894
corroN NJ. ,,,oro ,hsn sooo hs,as 49, ,.,.s.
5as,ad - r;nas ars ratbsr o''' Ell t
10 49, az p,;,iao No hno ~ ~ 'ae pauupb
NEW oE,. |s,s, I ~, III lShilus ~.
40 e s5 Rair saf.'9 g ~
= gA lrair
,aad miad,,n Sood
'oou 1AAuunhs.'. 'o|s'1oA "oou anu fine...' --f~~
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
coTros-balss. ToBloco--hhdl.
stock on hand Sept. l, 1853 49,. 1o5T2 29'sef
deceived since. 49,. lf3O61T 256lb
yesterday. 3127-1 309254 4S9 20, 1854
,o1ooos ss eoo
sxportea Ia dat. 1o,a1ao i''e'-o 10000
!. yesterdsv a9s-1 200 oar 000- 20 600
'''' S''~' -
stock on hand not cleared 2g8859 $500
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ga4 bbls spkfs sehnederi0 hams Tuner Mephe
nh tbacco Michel SEQ 10 hhas obaeo to
Taue Wilson coio do Perkins. Campbell Waters
do Yramnn &co37 Csdvell a. do II
bb FeIlog. Gso bres eatt
Terry &cos do acos do jackson &eo
90 do enesS6 do George Connolly order Total
IS bnes cotton. la hhda tobacco -
wAsuINGToN-Prr steamer Red River. IA b., coor I RAJ.
lncq15 do Lobt Charpentisrz Dufho do Nnrant co3s
hhds Bogart Foley Arery4O
90 Bnl muller Gco95 DO iI2 bb inolaRsss Gy93
iasses 10 do do s6 do sugar W Donnsll
CAMDENPor Gordon "a bss coop syj, Tltns
ae597 Lioyd q rrsona 4 Yeatfnan &eo-8 Ward IoussT
w B,eedlov.5 Carter W AnJrcws--a Fyon eo
WlHnnla fhips &eos Wright, Williams AGO. Total bales
ATTAKhPAsPer steamer ~ bales cotton % hhds
sugar ot Chafpenier3s bales bhdt
" nses eoon hbroe1 S hhds Iauve McCe5e do
Ieapeit 10 do overl2 egeos PLEASANT Total
ST LoUsPsr pork asas
corn rs Elder fco35, bbs ~ Maiaws3s7s
rATley Jnts 6eo9 bbs do butter Daeyis9 bb
beans 10 do drisd apples.
LouIsVLLEPer Empress: Hurley
btp 40 Cowan ykers dco0D bb pork Curry
baRgng Shu'ts e. Hadden1OD
johnson Scot9
tcs bans Martin wen 'obb-4 bba bells Pnnse
tobacco bsa cotton Henderson, Terry his
dewaid Aco-4s do Binnder, Williams
aesl hid tobacco Cowan Dykers &co9 dc Fellows
Robnsn 60 do perkus Campbell &co4 do MeGregor
way eco. Total 113 bales cotton, 292 hhds tobacco.
PASSENGERS
Per steamship Chss lady Mech
Ter and lad Miss Hare Miss Harris Miss Daahiel Miss Ware
oReiley and Miss oeey fly lady and M De Young,
Miss DeYounr Misa DeY0uDg Miaa tyets, Mrs journey
bots and chrdren, vii lady
mon and lady Meteafs's my Gaiiega lady and child Mrs Will
mellow MIR Az Mr. Judge Trivia DR. Steele Capt
~ f'r su,sr nr Herman, Y I syn-5o deck.
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