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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-14

5- The Boston Bee says "a man can get
along without advertising so eau a wagon
without greasing, bat it goes hard"
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Grand American Rally and Mass Meet
ing at GAINESVILLE.

On the 25th Semptember the gallant
Americans of Montgomery will hold a
grand Fillmore and DOnelSon Rally. A
corps of the ablest speakers in the State,
Haskell, Gentry, McEwen, Clinton, and
others, are expected.
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Public Speaking.
PuhIic Sneakinr-

HERMAN COX, ksq viii thr people In behalf Of
the claims Of Fillmore and Doneon, at the following times
| aud plaoes-vG:
independence sch Honse Yellow Creek Montgomery co
enFd. me-
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THE undersgu ed viii advances conslrp-
ments 81 heat bacon, flour and other Produce
correspondents in Charleston aud sayansh.
JOSEPH NASH.
NASHVILLE June Goth, 1s5s-SmS
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CATTLE TAIE HAIR.
IkTE will pay cash for any quantity OF Cattle Tail Hair
w delivered at No. S. DeAdericE Street between Cherry
and Summer J. W. McGOMBS,
angll By CORNELIus.
RED>TEAD>! BEDSTEAD>!!
WE have lot Of Bedsteads saved from the Fine. that
w are anxious 90 sell. J. W. McC0MBS,
REgli By CoEEELIUs.
NE will repair and make work order when called on
w J. w. McCoMBS, by CoRSELIus.
augl1 81 Deaderick st, between Cherry Summer.
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CHANCERY SALE.


DY virtue Of decree Of the Chanery Court Nashville
ID its May term, 1856 IN the cause, VIM Pybus Samuel
Scott Samuel Clark the Augusta Atlanta, and Nashville
Telegraph ompany. will Sa ufdsy, August S0th,
for public sale TO the bidder at the Court House
yard in said city, all the property both real aud personal be-
longing 10 the said Telegraph Company in the State Of
Tennessee and Georgia consisting Of apparatus wires posts
fixtures furniture, and the right Of way, &C.
TsKMs-SAid property viii be sold a credit Of six and
twelve months notes well secured.
augs C. D. RRIEN CAM
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10. G. BROW N,
DRUGS, CHEMICALS PAINTS, OILS.
DYE WOODS, WINDOW GLASS, GLASSWARE,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, &C.,
And all tie Popular Patent Medicines OF The day.


DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS.
WOODS, WINDOW GLASS, GLASSWARE,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, &C.,
And al the Popular Patent Medicines OF The dry.
43 College Street, NASHVILLE, TENN,
IN Fancy Goods, the is more than usually large
Eastern market many new styles never before offered in
this market.
In Perfumery furnish Lubns Bazns and Ni'che's
Extracts for the handkerchief Some Of them
cites Farina, American aud French Cologne in almost
every pattern, POmades and Hair Oils from Lubn right
Pver, Bazin, Gerea, Baue &c, &c, sc. Dlues Lubns
Sachets, Hair Brushes, Metal China Glass and Paper
Boxes Shell, Fine and Dressing Combs, together with
general as ortment of sundies in this line which
would call attention.
LNISIEENG TACKLE.-Have on hand an extra
stock, consisting Of Genuine Limerick Hooks plain and
single, double and twisted snoods Aberdeen Carlisle
Graviaon super limerick Kirby Hooks u every sze
splendid assortment Of lines; twisted plated and cable
laid silk ALSO Sea Grass, Linen, Cotton, and article
Mnnow Seins Floats, Reels Jointed Rods Clearing Rings
Knowing the difficulties and dangers which so Reset the
humble disciples Of the amented Walton, DESTROYS OF
ameoratng their condition far possible by of-rng
item st class articles, that when hopes frustrated
they must find fault with something beside Tackle.
T EECHES-lOOO genuine and fresh swed sh I.eeches
u just received, by 10. G. BROWN.
STONE WARE.-4OoO gal. assorted sizes, sc.
- jy2S 10. C. BROWN.
STARCH-25bO boxes Proctor 4 CANDLES Pearl Starch,
Ii.
OLIVE 0IL-S0 baskets just arrived also a smaIl lot
" Virgin Tuscany OIL extra article for table use
je23 10. G. BROWN.
DALN OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS
- Just received direct from the manufacturer also
MS Aliens Hair Restnrer,
" Zglobalsam,
Constantly on hand by [jye2l 10 G.. BROWN
TSINGLASS-Large lot Of Coopers, Sheet and Shred
Isng'ss, sparkling Gelatane, with ali the Favorng TX.
tracts in use. JO G.. BROWN.
CONGRESS WATER-C Constantly receiving direct
" from the Springs, also Empire Water.
jy2S Jo G. BROWN.
WINDOW GLASS-A large lot ranging from by
w 10 to ~ by 10, single and double strength.
jy23 10. g. BROWN.
ZINC WHITE-iOO kegs on hand, also White Lead OF
II Fshnestock's and Stockton's brand 10. G. BROWN.
(NOACH VARNISfI-A small quantity Of English
~ Coach Varnish on hand. 10. G.. BROWN.
TNOG ErHER with pure Brandy, Madeira, Port, and
Sherry Wines for Medicinal purposes and well select
ed stock of Drugs Chemicals English Extracts Coors dry
aud in OIL Lnse d, Lard and Train OIL Indigo, ysdder
all OF which are offered by 10. c. BROWN.
iJ23 43 College Street
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REMOVAL.

nR @, A. J. NAY IELp has rsuogss bis ocs 10 slnAs
~ fsaaeu oaee, % cesTsy street. Het
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CAPITAL SIS, 600!


1891 Prizes amounting si02 COO
Tickets $40 90: Halves IS 90; Quarters 80 so
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DkDU CftON.
The BOO prizes of tSN determined By the number
uhch draws the 600 pTHed that number should be
adi number then every odd nauber cket In the scheme
Will be entitled o. -. number then every
nunbcr ieket Gill Be ented q So In addition to any
other Prize which may be drawn.
Purchaser IN bsylns equal quantity odd and
numbers ekes vii certain Of drawing nearly ose half
The efte sane with chances 81 obtaining other pSk
All tbOrs ticksts ending sith O. J, 4 9, cven-ah
those eadng sith I, 8. S, I, Q. are odd
Persons sending money BY mail need not fear is being
Orders punctaAhy Attende 20. Communications
ddentisl. Rank Notss q soand banks taken par.
Those wizhinE particular numbeu shoud order inme-
diAtriN.
Order. addressed to JAxss wIsrxs BoG ss nah
vide Tenn. vii Dc prOmptly Attrni-d 10.
JAMES " WINTER, MAnsgsr,
fly4iulw MAc0N. Ca.
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b COOK practical HRLL and BRASS FOUNDRY
n. successor 70 Welrr Coca, prepared 10 aanasc-
order, Bells Or Sharchrs, Efeambosts and Pants
nons Aiso Whistles, o Globes. cyindeT 6asxs
fosntan ard stop Co<ks, hoss and salt vel Janls al
hoeasng. Anti-KFle Metal
an vera naas ~ ne nentne.s ana asspatsh az n,
best sisEiAl - los psres asa sssEzzfs4 aais-tslY
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lIy4tvlt'
CARD.
Thos. s. Wayne & Son,

81 FARNAH, GE0RGLA.
VEYILL give strict and prompt aentioe = resolving an
w Ersardiue Msrchandss % every description, selpI
aud shypns ooIton fsbaes, Wheat, Core, foar h.sea
Wosl. a. sngli
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GOOD MEDICINE S.

1T Is eStrna ted that Ayers Cherry -
L PectOrdi and C1shdgtic Pill have \ ~
done to promote the public q 49, "a
health than any other cause. Il XsS&4Y
There csn be question that the 9
berry Pectora has, by its thousand
on thousand OF Colds Coughs, IT
Asthma, Group, influenza, Bronchitis, - xxx
Sc, very much reduced The proper E(Sus4SzAC IN
ton Of deaths from consumptive dis 80 -ezs1SeA
eases In this country The Pills are
good the Pecoral and viii more complaints
Everybody needs more less purgng Purge the Blood
from Its impurities Purge the Bowels Liver and whole
yscera sytem from obt Octons Purge the diseases
which Asten the body to work its Decay. for Ills
should die tnly OF old Take Andoes early
and thrust it from the system befre is yet strong 70
yield.
Ayers pills 30 thrust disease, only while Il weak
but when has taken strsng hold. Read the astounding
statements Of those who have been cured by them from
dreadful scroiua Dropsy, Ucers, Skin Diseases Rheuma
tism Neuralgia, Dyspepsia internal Pains Bilious Com
plants Heartburn Headache 6o1t and many danger
but sl threatening ailments such pmpes on the
face, Worms, Nervous Irtaby Loss Of Appetite irrsgu
lars Dizziness In the head Colds Fever ysentsry and
indeed every variety Of complaints for which Purgave
Remedy Is required.
These are no random statements but are authenticated
by your neighbors and your Physicians.
Try them once, and will never he without thtm.
Price rs cents per box-5 boxes for Al
Prepared by DR.. J. c AVER, Lowell, Mass and
sold, Wholesale, by W. W. BERRY DEMOYILLE,
Retail, BY 10. G. BROWN, Nashville
Andb all Druggists and Merchants throughout the south
iuyi-2mtw1w
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FILLMORES SPEECHES.

We have just published
Fillmore's Speech at Albany,
Fillmore's Speech at Rochester,
Fillmore's Speech at Buffalo.
Pamphlet copies containing the above three
speeches are now ready for delivery at this
Office. Price, 81 per 100 copies, or sl4 per
1000 copies.
az II sent by mail, one cent per copy sd-
I dtional is required to pay the postage.
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NASHVILLE, IkAAGSSAA.
nEALs IN coin. kxcHAh6n. ard skcUklfIEs-
~ Makrs Cectieas In al psE a tAs CSansfy and PAYS
ta.ssssi co STANDING OPPOSITE. Hs3
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800 ACRES.


600 E5.
h well mbcrrd yell wstered and high u eultiva-
ton has u large and eommodious brick dwelling good
cabins bars stables % aud Of The best farms
In Southern Ky
Said farm vii be sold Ia equal annual paymentsthe
purchaser wing bond with good and undoubed security for
the hrst three p4ymeussandA hen retained the land
until the whole of ~ purchased money u pail.
There viii also be sod the tme and place several
Eve acre Lots, adjoining said tOwnon credit o. l. 2 and
years.
wishing any information concerning said Arm, By
applying the undersigned, ~ ssfessng him By hss
Al Trenton, Ky. JANIS L. LAWSON, Adm'r,
with the wiz annexed u Z. q. Leasiu. deed.
iunsss tSw- 2n tEll40a ~ Biaaer, Ianssist.l
A CARD.
AN manufacturing dsiiy ~ my Eclipse Stove FOUNDRY
10 this city good assortment 81 cfoNk. AND ttOis
LOW.NARE 0xens Pots Ekil-fs and Lds ead-troas
and AndrOns Of different patterns or the wholesale and re-
tai trade, Al small prohts
Also I'm Copper All Sheet Iron Ware cfke best quay,
leo hgRres lev are ehaabsr sets q Britannia War
and No. I ReidFer4tors, on hsnd for sSse iss.
Particular atsenton paid - RO1ng aHd Sat erng StB
Tin or Copper
a. ola coppsr, Psvtsr Brass and Scrap Isos takes 10
ex-hange lor my HARafsctnres-
n p D0RRIs.
jysO-sn No. ecodege 81, neAr cAarsh q
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HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY.
More Prizes than Blanks!
ONLY $4,000 NUMBERS!
Jasper County Academy Lottery.
'Y AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEoRGIA
To be Drawn August 18th. 1855.

~ ~ N~N ~oAi ~SNN'
Concert Hall, Macon, ia, under the super
u intendence OF col. Geo. NJ. Logan and J IA.
A. sbct. Esq.
Patrons will please examine this Scheme carefuy-eom-
with any other and IL Is not the best offered
the chances 10 obtain Capitals far better don't purchase
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A Valuable Farm for Sale,

4 " HlnrNrI L
LeaEu deed, sell d the highest bidder he Town
Trenton Todd County, Ky, Wednesday the 1Tth
Of rmbrF 1855 that rich and fertile farm adjoining said
Of Trenton, Of which he died possessed Said farm
tai about
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-09-04

Is eaten by the stock. As soon as the
grain is taken of, the rag weeds spring up,
and take the place Of everything else. If
tho planting interest (and it is to them that
l "rpeaD would take n deep interest III
this matter, aud array itself in a reonInnrr
phalanx against tho enemy, before two Two.
years will roll around, the destroying hor,ias
will he driven into despair and wholly de-
stroycd. -
As have remarked before, my Ia.4n ~
destroying the Bug, is to destroy their pl,rs,
oil generating. l would advise all farmers.
as II Is leisure season of the year, to fur
nlsh themselves with plenty of large turn
"S plows, say for instance, good iron
plow would be famous for the like, and 70
into their stubbc fields and turn tic rag
weeds upside down, and by SO doing vol
will prevent them from coming or making
seed for another crop. at tic same time
let the hoe hands, trim round the bcdoe
rows, fence corners, branches. bitches. and
every other place where they can find
Il single weed Standing; and in tl,s wav
you may cilcctuaIiy, in the course of n few
years, not only destroy this troublesome
weed, but will end in the destruction Of tho
Corn l,Orcr. .t.a
Mr.. Editor, have spun this co,nmunica-
ton out longer than expected when /
commenced, hut my dccp-fGll interest in tho
matter must he my excuse for its length:
hope that may enlist some Of your rreh
dcrs TO take hold of this subject that Arc arc,
better calculated to tlo more Justice to il: AS
1t ii 4 matter Of vital Interest to the farm
Ing; community. ~!
lcrl''rs when 7 get II little more ut Na;;ss::
ure, will give your readers Il more .fufissc-
count OF the transformation from the!1gvfb
to the perfect EiIl Dug or Corn Borer., -
SALCDA PLANTET
TIE BEST MODE OS srcppING DITCH
WASRES. =;
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Decision Of Character.-Without it no
man or woman is ever worth button, nor
ever can be. Without it a man becomes
at once a good-naturcd nobody; the pow
crty stricken posscssor Of but one solitary
principle-tllat Of oLliging everybody ul-
der the sun merely for the asking.
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Ev- To ascertain the length of a day

ED- TO ascertain the length of a day
.oi night, any timo Of the year, double tho
time of the suns rising, which gives the
lcngth of tho night, and double tho timo of
setting, which gives tho length of the day.
This is little method Of "doing tho thing"
which fcw Of our readers have boon aware
of
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-09-04

Hours for marrying in Engza,,d.- Tho
Limitation Of tho time of the day for mar:
.rying in England is fixed by. statute. Tho
period between eight in the lnorning aud
noon is assigned as tho legal timo for all
marriages. The custom hero and tho law
in England are widely different in this par
icular. . i.45.i.5is, u .9sEs; I'll s.faS3s
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Ev You say said tho Judge, The
Squire who married you to the first wife
authorized you to take sixteen2 What do
.you mean by Chat r. Well said Hans,
s. lie dold ms:t that I should half four peter,
four yorser, four sricbef, font asboorer and
in /, ouF q eognasy fopr dimes four always
1T epsess' IS =
iseiIniiaa 6aaslusstsry ltss been
i6qdiing tho dep eRt II iss soSniha
sof tbesJ q q ST.
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t''cu iands. IL IL, sInply, to
OF stakes across the wash orTditeli, ever,
ten or fifteen fect-tIIcse stakes to bel tweiye
or fifteen inches from each otlieFE.. EsuSt-
Ting of pine, ccday, OF any fna spray. "a Is
then interviewer between the stakes, wliich
must be extended beyond the line of hiigh
water mark, and this allows the water4io
drain through, whilst it leaves all tho eart,.
and coarscr vegetable matter behind. The
llrst dam is soon filled up, and the second
then receives the benefit, and SO on SUCCESS
lively until the entire wash is "healed and
haired over" These washes make tie riscl,.
est portions of the field, and when tbeyAre
again rendered fit for cultivation, it is dasv
to protect them permanently by guard
drains and bitches. There is always a suf.
fieicnt quantity of brusbwood growing 81, m
the margins of streams, to furnish, the n,a.
tcrial for this improving protection to Tie
soil. We can safely recommend this plAh.
rs we have practically tested it ourselveas.4-
South Carolina Agriculturist. 81
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To Mule Eecellcmt Soup for Coas1ialsdsss
Usc.-You must have good ashes, and es,s
them in hoppcrs or barrels, on tllickls5sr
of straw, adding n half busl,cl Of lime bra
common sized hopper; wet the ashes dsiiy
for several days, to lot them rot; then. Tin Tin
it through, and it will bc strong; putin
your kettles, and boil it, and fill up for two
or three days, or till you can skim up thick
potash. that looks like dirty salt; then take
out one-lourth Of the lie and potash and set
it aside. Now get your grease, and put in
The coarsest skins Of bacon, bones, &c, YOU
lave, and the lye will soon eat them npI.-
Il clear grease rises on The top, ladlei iaoff
till il eats up all tho bones, &c.,stheI il
there DO any boncs left, take largs.s fork
and pick them out, and throw theiii1is sinstse
other kettle Of potash; then add the. nnre
grouse dipped of, to make lilo soap so mild
that.it will not quite take tho skin ofE your
tongue; try and sec il it lntliers Bsil; dbsn
stir it an honr, and make The otllor keitlsful
tho samo way, andSit will be hard sosvoaSf,
can take tout when cool. If 5yoss isifsio
refino somo, put in apailfal.of bIiaa 4 i6sa rs
clean kettle, aud dissolve pon6dS Is 10
in it, stirring it ittilfit beilss;s sllans Isl.
in tho kettle, and eut put aud III
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Science with iapsisaf "a fSs
sducesasb blade q II 80 i ji|1 SsIfIf
be mere Pr sodletss Sljls & M
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BY Till: EDITOR.

1t is well known That
and bitches with timber
but little good is eir
water must hGvc Il,
slructcd,. :tnstqiral'
Which il flows an,
jury has been dor
certainly, than g.
Tor JoLnston,pof II
cheap method Of re,,.
is both cilcctlal and cony.
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PERSONAL.

80. Miss Maggie Mitchell il playing in
Wheeling, Virginia.
....S. W. Glenn. the unrivalIed "Du' III"
comedian, ia starring it in Norfolk.
80. Miss Avonia Jones, daughter of Mrs
Melinda Jones, has been engaged and will
shortly appear at the Richmond Theatre.
.... Messrs. John Wiley & Co proprietors
of tho getty Despatch Penny Post" in this
city, have established "Penny Post" in Bal
timore, to be conducted on the same plan rs
the one in this city and "Blood's Penny POST
in Philadelphia.
49, The London Athelaum devotes two
pages to Irving's delightful life of Washing
ton, which is highly extolled. It is termed
{" tho best memorial that has been devoted to
the name of W ashiugton, the plainest of heroes
and the most magnagimOus Of men-the one
great general Of America
....Mario, the great tenor singer, has been
engaged for the season at the Paris Italian
Opera, at salary of So 900. His real name
Is Gtauannt B1ttEstG AaTto dt Candia John
baptist Mario, Of Gambia His father was
Governor of the island by that name. Mario
has the field to himself ut present, and may
continue for many years yet to sing as he does
now; that is, sometimes in voice, and generally
not, but always leaving a wide margin be-
tween himself and his competitors for the pub
lie applause. He owes his success, partly to
Madame Grisi, who took him "under her
wing" when she was supreme in the musical
world, and has guarded him there ever since
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-29

The BURNING OF THE MOUNT VERNON Ho-
TEA PAINFUL RUMoR.-The Philadelphia
Inquirer says that they have had an interview
with a gentleman who resides at Cape Nav,
who informs them that it is now the general
impression there, that Mr. Cam, the father
of the Cain family, who were burned up by
the destruction OF the Mount Vernon Hotel,
was murdered and robbed before the hotel
was set on FIRE. The jewelry of all the mem
bers of the family was found near the chared
remains, but not dollar of gold or silver coin
has been recovered, and there is every reason
to believe that there was considerable in their
possession. Young Cain, who escaped from
the hotel, bat was SO badly burned that he
died soon afterwards, alleged that he saw
man in hisroo when he left it. The rem aims
fthe girls were found near those ofthe father,
and it is inferred, from their peculiar position,
that they were also murdered, This portion
Of the family could not have retired to their
rooms, as the contents of their pockets, &c. g,
were found near them
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
GEORGETOWN, Sent. 20. 1853,

dEoRGETOWN, sept. ~, 1890.
Tho colored peoples Mount Zion) Metho-
dist church was dedicated to the worship of
God yesterday. The cdfce was crowded at
each hour for service by attentive audiences,
to hear the able discoursos of the ministers
(Messrs Lanahan, Rogers and Brown who
addressed them. The services were of q SOL
emn and impressive character, and was at
tended in the afternoon by large number of
white persons. This venerable temple was
first dedicated forty years ago, but so thor
oughly has ii beon moderniScd, both internally
and externally, that if some of the old saints
who first wOrshipped in it could now take q
peep at it they would not recognize it as the
same building. The collections during the
day amounted to tho handsome littlo sum of
s275. =
We would advise all the readers Of the Star
who may wish to lay in a winter supply of
fuel, to call at once ON Barron & Slower. Thoir
yards are literally teeming with the most
superior hickory, oak and pine wood, and al
most every variety Of coal They are alfO
now landing some of the most superior Lehigh
coal we have seen for some time Their
prices are regulated to suit the times
Christ church Sabbath school had delight
full time on Saturday At an early hour they
repaired to Mount Auburn, in some of the
Union line omnibuses, whore they spent tho
day in the most agreeable manner lima ENABLE
The -four and grain market continues firm,
with an upward tendency. Wheat has sd
vanced 81, since Saturday
Arrived-Schrs. Grace Watson, Edwards,
Philadelphia, to Barron 4 Slower; Sarah Bur.
ton, Kelly, Boston, to T. M Kidwen; Caroline
Hall, Clendaniel, Philadelphia, to Dickson,
Gordon q Co.; Joseph Horsey, Stowe, Eliza.
beth City, N. O.. to Libby Son s.