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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-08-06

But Notwithstanding the great amour,
Of fun which We derive from the perusal
Of the Echo, it becomes our duty to re,
mind the gentle youth who edits it, that
we are now il the "dog-days,"~and that
the great heat of this part Of the year
has the effect of superinducing @ disease
in o certain animal, which does not in
any manner increase his amiabie dispo-
%sitions. Let the editor Of the Echo take
heed. and lie will not have to enjoy the
rather e~quivocal pleasure Of seeing ey-
erybody shun his presence. Too much
pudding viii disgust wen q dog, young
mani
To those Of our readers in the Island.
who were deliberately accused by the
youth, in his paper, of sess'iB e their votes
to the friends of Thomas yGreen David
son, it will hardly be q matter of sur.
prise to hear the same unsophosticated
individual applying to US the epithets of
"liar" and "errant coward"
TO our friends, such a proceeding is
the best calculated in the world to OBJ
tain for them some hours of good and
refreshing hilarity; and in these "hot
~dog-days," it affords us no little pleasure
to see that our unworthy self can be the
means of amusing our friends, and max
ing a fool of the young aspirant of the
Echo
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The State OF Ieuiaicaa.

Parish Of Fointe Coupoe-aIa:a District Court
Stephen Van Wiakie vs.. b. Z. c.. j. aa3 w..
Sorrail.-N.. Ice
Stephen Van Hick.2 rs. Z il. le.'".
BY virtue Of an3 to satisfy 8 writ % a,ia9j. Il
sued in the above entitled sF;: ans 'c G1a dir2es
cd by the Eou. the Ninth District tn. III aas
for the parish aad State aio.1s :. 10 Icy
plaintiff s apmaaa arc costs IF SGit, ] aavs e..fa@
and will Offer al public s-.o on the p~"enl.a.s, ca
Saturday, TIE 81 day f &.1t 1889
at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, a.! the righ.s, tie az -
terest that toe defendant laE IN and 10 tles ei
lowing described propertr, to Wit
A tract Of land situated IN this Fafiai', ceHs
mated on the maps o! surveys Of tie pnbite a1a3
of the United States as lots one ana on. 6. SO.
tions Nos IA and s.. in Township : o. kaH2*s
and S, east. containing ia9 SLIGO as.:E.
Terms of .Sale-Cash with ~07prak11<sf
SEVERN PORCH, StlaG-
Pointe Coupe, July 80, 1893.
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friends the ~irgcgularity OF their proceed
tiugs, and added that he would no. &C
ccpt the candidacy, unless it was rati.
fed by the parish Of AvoycIies. lie did
more, on his reception OF the Pelican, he
went to the house our excellent friend
Gen. w. +. Griffin, ana offered to &c
nonncc his own claims in favor Of his
candidacy.
And it was only upon a formal refl-
sal On Che part Of Gen. Griffin, that Mr.,
Edward Phillips consented t. remain a
candidate, and added hat he was ready
to submit to the decision Of a new cen
vention, if the Democracy Of the three
parished judged it necessary.
On the day Of the Mansura conven-
ton, Gen. Griffin in his own person pre-
scented Mr., Edward Phi!lips to the dele
gates nominated to represent our parish
in the Senatorial convention, and these
delegates, after having heard Messrs.
Griffin and Phillips, have ratified with Il
unanimous vote, during their then Sos
sion. the nomination ot Mr.. Edward
Phillips.
This ratification, submitted TO the CON
%vention which was in session, has been
every where approved with unanlmlty.
Mr.. Edward Phillips is recognized and
adopted by the Democrats of Avoyclles
the official candidate OF the Democra-
cy Of the twelfth district for the post Of
We have already said, and we repeat
it, Mr., Edward Phillips is a perfect
gentleman and an excellent Democrat.
He expresses himself with great facility
and elegance, and OFT district will have
in him a successful and worthy cham
pion in the first Legislative chambers of
the State.
The Senatorial question then has not
any dissention in our party, and
we a happily say: All is well that
ends weli,n-paican
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-08-06
MIR. Edward Phillips.

Mr.. Edward Phillips of Pointe Coupee
came to visit our parish in company of
Gen. B. B. SHINES, and we state with
pleasure, that he has produced upon our
fellow parishioners the most favorable
impression.
We knew him already from repution,
and we knew that he was a perfect
gentleman and excellent Democrat
This he has proved to the citizens of
Avoyelles.
The Pelican, in declaring itself against
his candidacy, has never had the inten-
ton of declaring itself against Mr.. E.
Phillips personally, but only to attack
the irregular manner by which he was
elected.
We were certain that he was a good
and sincere Democrat, but we could not
recognize in him our official candidate
for the post of Senator, until Justice
should be rendered our parish, and his
nomination ratified by our Delegates. and
the people of this parish.
This was done on Saturday last. and
to-day, it is our duty to raise his name
to the head of our columns.
mr.. Edward Phillips has conducted
himself in this delicate affair, with a
loyalty and disinterestedness worthy of
our highest eulogiums.
He has declared, that he himself, a few
days after his nomination. which took
place ii his absence. pointed ont To his.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-08-06
STATE OF

Parish of Pointc Coupee-Ninth District Court.
The State of Louisiana VS.. Hyman Bernan.
A CC0RDISG to Law, ! tn. ,hGarsicned will
n on Monday the % day of the month of Aas-
ust, 1859, proceed to sell at public auction nor
cash only to the highest and last bidder. at 10
o'clock A. NJ, at the door Of the Court House OF
this parish, a lot of merchandise, seized in the
above styled suit. to satisfy the amount of the
Stale license and costs.
SEVERN PORCHE. Sheriff.
Pointe Coupee, Aug: 6, 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-08-06

LONDON, July GA telegrapIlic dis
patch from Paris announces that a peace
conference is to meet at Zurich, Swift
zerland, in about ten days, for the pur-
pose of settling the details Of the peace
recently concluded between the Emperor
Napoleon and the Emperor of Austria.
The French Government is to be repre-
sented by Mon. De Bourgueney, the
Austrian Government is to be repre-
scented by Count Count Colowredo.
Nothing is said in regard to the part
lcipatlon OF the other great powers in
the approaching conference.
EFFECTS OF THE PEACE m ITALY.--The
news from Italy indicates muclAdiscon-
tent in the Duchies and in Sardinia with
the manner in which peace has been
concluded between France and Austria,
and the settlement proposed for fssfy.
The Provisional Government Of Tus
cany have unanimously declared that
they will not be replaced under the rule
of an Austrian Archdnke.
The Dnchies Of Modena and Parma
are in asstate of revolt.
The announcement of the terms of
peace produced the greatest exaspera-
ton and detection at Turin.
The Emperor Napoleon il openlysac-
cnsed of being a traitor to the cause of
italian independence, and to have crush
ed the hopes Of those who put faith in
his sincerity Of purpose.
TEE ARmEs.-A French corps of 49,
900 is to remain in Italy until the re-or-
~ganizatiop Of the country is completed,
according to the treaty Of Villafranea.
The Austrian troops still remain in
their position within the Notifications Of
Verona.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-08-06
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY 9TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
EDWIN L. JEWELL.
OF Pointe Ceupee.

szs- We learn, says the Baton Rouge
Advocate, that the Democratic Gonven-
ton which lately met in st. Joseph to
nominate d candidate for the State Sen
ate, from the District composed Of Ten:
sas, Concordia and Madison, nominated
Col. Edward D. Newell of Tensas. The
action Of the Convention seems to have
u met public expectation as the Colonel is
a popular and able gentleman.
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TAKEN Up.

10y MAD. AUGUST LEONARD, in the VII
, iage. near the store Of aessrs. Eastwood &
Loofnis. 9 BAY MARE. about 10 or II years
I'D. nit, 4 eHita ss,ts IN the forehead and ore IL
the rigft eye, and has q scar On the right hind
leg. shsris about Is hands high.
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property aud pay the costs, Or she will be sold in
seventy days. at the office of the undersigned, as
the Law directs.
The said mare vas appraised by Nessrs. r. r
Bourgeois and NJ. Lacour at thirty dollars.
W. Il. POOLE, J, F., 4Lh Ward.
Pointe Coupee. July so, 1859.
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Parish of Point" Conpee-Siath District faaf
Wheeler 4 BLAKE va, Lowenhaupt,& Caelors:r
No. 22el.
BY virtue Of uga 10 satisfy a witt o. T. ia.
issued in the above entitled suit and to me direct
ed by the Hon. The OH District Court in .aI ft
the parish and State aforesaid, 10 satisfy fi,t4-
tiff demand aaa costs of suit, / lase .nixe,.. 4tt
will offer at paalir sale, ct the sIole Of join
Ellsworth, Oh
Saturday the 6sh SAY Of &as.. 1855,
al II o':ioek, 5, ~. ali TIE right, ,isie and .ter
ast thai inc d. faadaaIhasin sad - IL Eaa3s.ss
described properly to wit
0ae milchcow AID ..se e~llrrei | drog, : bread
carts, and l col, 3 yeafs old.
T'essis ana Conditions.
Cash, ruth AYpfaisemeaf.
SEVERN pOREIE. Sheriff
poin.e Cd;hee. IuIv &c 1859.
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The State Of LoE.slana.

Parish of Poiate Ccapeo-Ainth District Gov
John f. Johnson, 1ntor " AuFaise Ro!iiii&s
DT virtue ofanl 70 satisfy q wri.. q ~ie'z''Fs
y sal issucA IL tHa above -g;t @45 q ~ dire:
ted by TIL Eiaa. j. &;il District eur' = al Z
tie parish and State Aforesaid, 10 eat !ttlt
demand and costs Of suit. ! have seIzgd, end Y
offer at pibl;e sale It the Couri li9naa On
SATURDAY, He 81 dug r !, lss9
at II o'clock Il. H., all the risit, I'll ard 1T
est that the defendant has "A AID g IL Follow
property 10 wit:
Lastly, negro .au aged ahop. - sa'srs.
Terms ami conditions Of the s&iE:
CasA, wiM Anpre1ss14nt.
SEyERlN lJI.(lE. 81.
rointe Co.pee. July SO '59.
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Amusement for the Dog-days,

Those Of GU readers who can afford
to pay +" four dollars in advance, other
wise FIVE" for an article which will be
useless to them for eleven months of the
year, but will afford an infinite source
of merriment for the dog-days, we would
advise subscription to the Pointe Coupee
Echo.
The youthful aspirant to the District
Attorneyship, who controls its columns,
has, il appears, cometto the conclusion
that he must be servicea14e in some way
to the people Of this parish; and as ere
this he has discovered that he could not
instruct them, he is now employing all
his energies in the task Of causing mer-
rment to those Of his readers who do
not confne their attention exclusively
to the advertising columns Of the Echo.
This determination on his part is so
deeply rooted, that even laughter at his
own expense is considered by him as an
indication that b. is successfully carry
ing ont his purposes. In the beginning
OF the controversy in relation to Mr..
Phillips nomination, the youth was bent
upon having the fun at the nominees
cost; but seeing that those tactics were
not relished by the Democracy of this
parish. be has suddenly wheeled about,
anu y now causing . general laugh at
iIis W expense. We consider, as q
ina'ati's Of course, that the grossly indie
cent articles which appear every week.
IN the Echo, and are directed against Us
personally, are the means employed by
the youth to make people laugh at him.
Having news from III parts Of the par.
ish we 9 safely congratulate the edif
Or Of The Echo On the success which
universally attends his attempts to make
people laugh at bis pueriIe efforts '
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n Office

70 The Ksrs Of Hr, Jesse BETTY 70. 4.
hereby notified to repair he road or the "so.s
front Of yonr plantation situated GA baTg@ y.
doche. bounded above by lan1 Of !. y. Joy. q !
and below by land Of Boyer and ltali2sn -
work 10 be made according to the arts. 70 ~ =
and 25S Of the Regulations 81 the I2liee 9s.5 :.
this parish. Said work to b 2olhplfiet en :
before the Ist day Of September ae2t os's' -
/ shall proceed according tol@w.
P. JOFFRiC7.
Inspector "a Section ath WI
Poiate Coupee Tuir 50, '59.
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NOTICE

To Isaac Koran :-Yon are hereby notified to
repair the road on the whole front of your land
situated on Bayou Fordoche, bounded above by
the plantation Of Mrs. Bowie, and below by the
plantation of the Heirs of DIR. J. Beatty. Said
work to be made according to the Arts. 257 and
25s of the Regulations of the Police Jury of this
parish. Said work to be completed on or before
the LIST of September next; otherwise / shall pro-
coed according to law.
- P. JOFFRTON,
Inspector 81 Section Eth Ward
FGiain CoHp pee. July 80. 1879.
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n @ g

q Messrs. Boyee + II C,H#s' = ~
are hereby notified to repair the F2al -
the whole front of your land s'tHate1 "
Bayou Fordoche, bounded above ~ 4saa
of the Heirs of DR.. j, Beatty, u 1ela"
by land of Z. J. Dunbar. Said H9FH ~
be made in conformity to the Arts. ~,
and 25s eff the Regulations of Tie 1o'Iss
Jury of this parish. Said worN OF *
pairs to be completed by the lst gay =.
September next; otherwise | sits'! p.1,
coed according to law.
: P. JOFFRIoE,
Inspector "a Section 18th w.
Point Coupce, July 80. ~ T
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-08-06

AMONG the resolutions adopted at the
meeting Of the Ants, at Morganza, on
| the Esd nit, the most amusing is that,
where, having at last discovered their
numerical weakness, and how little
| their treason was relished by the masses,
they a~eprecate and denouncc the deslg'
nation Of New Liners, under which ap'
pellation up to that day they seemed
proud to do battle, and evince their de-
monstration to be known by the generic
| title Of Democrats alone, without any
qualification, modification or sobrique t
whatever. Alas! already thosedoughty
champions in the mud. In two short
! weeks what has become Of the States
Rights, Southern Rights, and all the
other unintelligible isms of which the
Echo made such a parade? What, al
ready consigned to the tombs Of all the
Capulets? 1t will not do, gentlemen.
Your treason has been too recent, too
open, of too dangerous q character, to
be forgotten and forgiven so easily.
When two or three weeks ago, We
said that it was necessary to attach
a name to the factious% opposition which
was causing SO much petty annoyance
in our ranks, we did SO in order thatthat
opposition might become more tangible,
more manageable, more easily expelled
from the body polite. It would never
do, to allow a few disconnected disor-
ganizers to remain in our ranks, and en-
Joy the glorious name Of Democrat for
the purpose, Thersiteslike, of preachingI
sedition-nay, Of insidiously conspiring|
the overthrow of the party whose name
they so audaciously assumed. They are
now spotted, numbered, known, theyl
are no longer dangerous, they are mere
Iy amusing. Their meeting at Morganza,
On the 23d Of July, as described by a
correspondent iii our last issue, with
heir ponpous resolutions, all sound and
Jury, constitute as delectable a morsel
# the absurd and the ludicrous as can
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-08-06
G.. P.VooRHIEs.
L. K. BRANCH.
j J DUcoTE.
T. BARBIN.
j. B. GREaILLoN.

Mr.. A. Barbin then rose and proposed
the following resolution:
Be it Resolved, That we the Demo
crat of the Parish of Avoyelles in Con
vention assembled do hereby ratify and
confirm the nomination Of Mr.. Edward
Phillips made by the Democratic Sena-
torial Convention Of Bayou Sara, on the
18th ultimo; which was unanimously
adopted.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-08-06
NEW
- II w = III g.
~ a. SD xssn n S \ "a n 80 ~ ~ D n i,

WEEDS Patent Sewing Machine. with its late
Improvement, has no equal for sewing leather
and heavy plantation work.
Sloat's Patent Elliptic 3iaehine-as a family
machine it never had an equal, never will have
a superior. requires NJ certificates wastes no
thread en- the under stitch. To zee it, is to buy
It. A. T. ST. niZlER, Agent.
sug6.tf. False River, La.
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- We read IN the Pointe Coupee

~ We read in the Pointe Coupee
Echo: s, N
AsGREAg JuarING March FOR $780,
4 great Jumping match came of atAven
N " on Thursday. May IL. for $500.
The Jumper was Robert, 40 years oi
age. The wager was $3.50 aside. on
thirty-seyen Eet at three standing jumps
on perfectly level ground. which he did
with ease. lin addition to the above he
cleared so one inch ct two standing
jumps. and at one single Jump sixteen
feet. s
We will wager that the Echo can
beat Robert On two hops and ! holf
Asceasios Fig.
Yes, and one bolt % spare. whether
that Of 1851 or 1860
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-08-06

gI~ The following report Of the dele
gates appatntedste reqreaess the perish
Of Avoyelles in the Senatorial Conven
ton, was submitted to the parish con.
vention held at Mansura on the 10th
July, and adopted:
We the undersigned delegates APP
pointed to represent this parish in the
Senatorial Convention composed of the
parishes of Avoyelles, Pointe Coupee
and West Feliciana will say that in or
der to secure peace and harmony in cur
district, deprecating as we do all diyi-
sions and ~dissentions, and although We
look on the Convention held at Bayou
Sara on the 18th ultimo as somewhat
irregular, yet for the reasons above sta
ted we hereby endorse and ratify the
nomination of Edward Phillips Of Pointe
|Coupee and proclaim him the candidate,
SO far as this parish is concerned, for
the State Senate of the District compo-
sod of Avoyelles, Pointe Coupee and
West Feliciana.
G. F. VooRHIEs.
L. K. BRANCH.
= j J DUcorE.
Il BARBIN.
-=#E
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Ey We find the following CORES
nondence in the Baton Rouge Ayocate:

! nondencc III the Baton Rouge AyOCate:
New ORLEANS, July 81, 1859.
Enclosed is the secret circular ad-
dressed by the Souleites to the disaffect-
| ed in the rural District. 1t lacks vigor
and style in its getting up, and has not
| even the prestige of a single name ap-
pended to it that has ever been heard of
out of the city, as a Democratic leader,
and some of them are not even known
in their respective wards as prominent
Democrats, The first signer was q dis
appointed applicant to the present Col
Iector for the post of Tide-master or Iu-
spector of Customs; the second was dis
placed by Mr.: Hatch as United States
Store-keeping; the third was exercised
by Sonls from the ranks of Whiggery
in 1853, and sprung into the Democratic
ranks, with the s~uddenness Of that deity
which, according to NEUROLOGICAL histo-
~, sprung from the brow Of Jovc. His
sudden advent was signalized by his APP
pointment to . firr s4lass Federal ap-
pointrnent in the ciSy. in which position
MIR. Buchanan did not think it polite or
proper to continue him: and the fourth
and last signature is that of q gentle
man, who, for all / know, has ever been
a Democrat, but whose labors in the
good cause have never been of such a
distinguished character as to secure TO
himself a niche in the Democratic Tenn
pie, or even to have made his name fam
iliar to the Old Tenth Legion Of Loni-
siana Democracy. The circular speaks
for itself. slidell is, as usual, the great
bug-bear, and they do not even let Maj.
Herron's friends off without severe cas-
tigation. As this is the Grst copy that
has found its way back to the city, I t
send it to you for publication.
GF1oS.
We, the undersigned, a committee ap-
pointed by the States Rights Democratic
Of Nev Orleans, ask leave to
approach you upon the subject Of the
coming State Elections, &c.
Signed by john ALLsTos,
WIN ?. CRANE.
CHAs. BIENYEEu.
JAS. GARDETTE.
When the new States Rights boilers
is about to meet, should its
members feel puzzled az to the choice of
let them apply to the editor
Of the Echo. His late practice has made
him perfect in the jngglery Of boiling.
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FOR STATE sE4AToR-10TH DISTRICT.
Ed WARD PHILLIP S,
OF Pointe Coupee.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

FOR SECRETARY OF srArE:
pLINY d. Y,
Of St. Landry.
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FOR cosGREss-3D DISTRICT.
TH0s. GREEN n,
OF Livingston.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-03
=: ST Il 2. 70 :
John RraWnHung

CHAELEsrowN, Dec. I'd. John Brown has
paid the penalty Of a violated law on the gal.
lows. He Wa hung at short time after
eleven O'Clock this morning. He manifested
no symptoms Of fear, and lis department
was calm and respectful throughout. he
eonversed naturally With those Immediately
around him, and when swung off did not
struggle much. His body will be taken in
charge by thoSe appointed to do so, and
handed over to Mrs. Brown at Harper's
Ferry, to b. conveyed to to his home in the
State of New York. sA5s 4t
Brown was carried to the scatfold in a
furniture wagon, sitting on his coffin. He
looked around calmly, on the scene of the
military He walked with a firm step up the
scatfold.
There was no disturbance, and every thing
passed off quietly. No one here believes the
story put atloat that attempts would be
made to rescue Brown. He himself did not
favor such a demonstra ton, even if some OF
bis friends had sug gested it.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-03
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
from the Merchants and Mechanics' Ea,
change Books.

SATURDAY, Dec.3.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, I'm Bait.
Schr Like, Brown, FIN C, corn to Grandy g.
StoHt.
Schr Ann, Simmons, fin C, corn to Grandy
& ootout.
Schr Venus, Couch, I'm James River, to d.
Keeling, with wood for w J Doyle.
Sehr Simpson, Ellis, FIN ", in ballast
sqhr Emma, Halsy, I'm N C, corn and cotton
Sloop ECONOMY, Smith. fun Cabin Point, -four
TO Sherwood & Young.
Boat Enterprise, Luchy. I'm N C, to G An
dersOn Il Co, cotton to Kader Biggs Odom e.
Clements, and James Gordon g. Co.
Boats Mary Nancy, Ironsides, FIN N c, corn
to John James.
Boat D Ferebee, fm corn to Grandy &
Stout. r
Brig Kineo, Counevy, FIN Santa Croix, bal.
last to Peters & Reid. Reports having snoken
Nov. 23rd, Brig Cuba of Milbridge, with fore.
mast gone making for St. Thomas for repairs.
Schr Georgia, Whitehurst, Black water, N G,
corn to John James.
Barge Alpha, I'm Washington, C, cotton to
DOty & Co.
CLEARED.
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, cleared for New
York, Smith y Bro.
Steamship Thos. Swan, Ramsay, for New
York, by 7 P Crowell.
Steamship Parkersburg, Powell, for N York
Brig Hannah Balch, Mathews, for West In
dies, slaves by Richard Dickson.
Schr Gem, Crane, for N Y, with cotton and
corn, by J B Ha rdy & Co.
Schr Ocean Bird, Jones, for baltimore by d
Keeling.