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Administrators Notice.

llTlRs Of Administration on the estate Of
IL William u. Taylor, deceased, having brcu
apcj 10 ID, undersigned b, the Probate tom,
~ lnolu county, State Of Mississippi, u, thv
Iunr Term, 1850, tp,rcuf
AZ persons having clalm, against the estate "
sld deceased srr hereby Motif ID TO come forward
Aud Probate AL register II" s,in' within the tints
prescribed rs iav, or ,uey vii be forever barred
4. 81. TAiLOR,
dminisss.,rlx
iuij ., 1864. ai.Gi
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Administrators Notice.

krTEls u Administration having been grant.
u cd to the undersigned on tho cstai. VI Henry
J. Robertson, deceased, by the Probate Court %
Pamela coauty, Mississippi, at the June Term,
ls6), thereof
AL persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to com. forward aud have the
same proba,ed and registered within the time pro.
,er.bed By Law, or ,hcy will be forever barred.
JAS. II. ROBERTSON,
Administrator.
June 90, 1850. $40,
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tltM Advertisements.

"Ns motto through lifu has been work aud
n4r' W., IN business, I'D, .tttsing IL the ,fue
l'nl0'orhef's s,unc, that turns whatever n iouehos
iu god, ! have advertised much, both In weesl,
t' vel ~ ~ the dal, papers nor hive I ianni
'.ti those If tho lnrga@i circulation " either
r,tss benefited N, ne mn-tr u Jarnt A.ruH.
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IN Wodnsalav ht 2jt of rts fr.t
'en month sas.lah N tlt Mall trl. lf
tlts place, mlrf che ppuun'anirnra RI
NJ ti- Y llanl D. rospl Ou ihnl dtf
The pupils III it srhoaI r.f. examined H
the different branches If stul, ,hgy Ipl
been prosecuting dufinr iha ,'.sion Htl
A. the summation va try thorough ul
extended, the patrons anl fi'nla 81 ibe
school bad apple opportunity ~ iulr d
Tho proficiency Of the 1rholars We lr,ll
IL tsId w several harmed %,is'iof shu aru,
yrostnt, that III, boys acquitted themselves
very crcdiiably, and r,1ociei increased
honor upon themselves ns upon then "a
s,rucior The exercise, II the day do.cl
hy defamation, anl rtrhi ]gallantly ld the
little orators Of the iGereni o%lssscs contend
for tho distingui hing prizes. The uhoie
school was divided INTO four c@larscs, snl a
prize selected BY Mr.. Rankin for zach
class, tho prize. 10 he aSafjed by judroS
ehosen Tor that purpose. At the close #
The school .scrcisss, the prile for the first
slas' was awarded by the Judges to Ice
Moore, Tor tho second 10 Joe Leland. for
the third TO N. q. Fiser md Foster Potts.
and for tho fourth to Il. Bl.dsoc.
wa medsed prsisc WI. freely bestowed
upon tho efforts Of the dcclaimcr. by all in
attendance. and j, Was generally conceded
'ha, the honor Of the prizes IA. well con.
tested Tor by tho members ~ the different
r~lasAss.
Tho exercises of this school will be- re-.
samej in September. and Mr.. Rankin has
consented to take charge " i, Tor another
s~Sou. liz energy and success in the
government, Of the school since be was
elected Principal by thu Board VI Trustees,
has given them still higher confidence in
bis scholastic sbili,y and general q%aal6ca.
lions to con,rol aud manage the same.
The examination Of the pupils Of tho
Pamela Female Academy was on tho eStl
ult This examination va, conducted under
the supervision Of Misc Bette q. Smith,
twhs b Principal Of the school, AMI wa,
nose thorough and ss,isfae,ory--not con
Snsd 70 any one branch or part Of /. brapcl
Al sssdy, but was extended a. the studies
Of the young ladies had been during ,h,
sessioa.
Ahss the examination thu young ladic'
entertained their visitors very pleasant,
ny dAlsssss happily selected, and BY read
ing original compositions. Miss BETTE
Smith has conducted the interests Of ,hi
Academy. since her election. in I'll respce,
ersdi.ably 10 herself. and In such = name
u " nset the entire appreciation Of IN
freezes and the parents and guardian
sbs Asvs nsrsssea yosne ladies to he
charge. The nsxt session Of this sehos
sie rssnnsses in September, still snde
shs'ssse Il the aae Principal. and ~c .iu
ssrsly hcps the, on who have the good o
our Rlsols and their own interest ., hear,
sill not leave her TO struggle alone.
Ou ,esn schools do claim, and shout
have he Crit end highest consideration ,
tAsshissns u III town Who wosla 80
prsDpss. - thsy aivrssly commend ,h.u
sslsss y psspersy holders. Pride no Il,
than isssress sAssld prcmp, oar citizens
sssss ~ ~ esdeswn Tor ~ N
nNpm 0nAwpun an onuuppo,
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ahi dafafta islif q
0iFOHU ~ ftHsa MOI, arrives Hsff
tHHfIt, tiHfHiaf nnt sHinrtutaf T. VI o.. Aml
lfi stefy Monday Wnlbislif sHl ffiaJ,
fniIfkIWtH ~ hopihstn NaH, arrives
p Monday, vs. a%inostat and Ifdsf, 81 N 3 y,
dtai etft TO- aHI, thufslaf, nni 5ai
% ta VI VA %p'ollns. ~
nm tFuN did Carelios ifyH arrives
f 81 tuesday Thur alay and s%tfuslay. atGl fs
lnl dpafs atey Mnhda,, Wednesday aud w
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CorroS PANS rlRs-Two THOUSAND
BALES DEsrRoYED.--At about q quarter
past two o'clock Yesterday afternoon . Are
broke out In yard No. : II the Orleans Cot.
ten Press, II the corner Of RolRenac and
Front streets. The ere spread With the
most tcrrikc rapidity. and though the Gre.
men were early IN hand, Il Vas impossible
to pssvrnt the dcssrvcticn which followed.
The cotton shed. worth $1,000 ; he NJ
h~ydssalis naeAiaesy for scnpsssaiae cot.
ton. lately knisAed ct l.esds' fbuaary, end
helcaeine 70 b. h. SAepAsra.l worth
e1S00O and sbsst 5000 balcs Of cotton,
worth $4,000. wers swallowed up in the
gale II Ere, sad foftunsas Il vss that Che
efforts Of the 6rsmen prevented the dessr~e.
tien FROM extending farther. The eOssus
belonged 10 Rcschfcvt, Brvwm 1 CO.,
shcseA, - We heard. about half a Il Asd
" day bsfuse bers sold 10 ssms LissvpccI
bsysse. A 10 insurance, VI hsss uea Ii.
p~ertieslar. b
Ths vcsAuM Il the yasd vrrs alspss q,
dinssR vho - 1ss 6rsho 90, urAsa,
beise m NJ ~ 0aia~s. n ~ ~
Asvs ~ ost1sueal ~ 49, hSlbsss -
ID vofhss1n1 aieiA HassNs1Su
vos suok1PlA - 49, Z
Iose1l ~ - 4 4 suuhsdna&0
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Plantation for Sale.

ufFIk fnf sale nv plantation eantslnlar ng
! acres u Nes = miles aasi NJ rtnpla IIpeot, /.
a hoiiht district, ! has good stoas fanes, A..
sitsrpa W. lhr beet n .fpihgs. have q cod
frame Disabling. rin mill, Az, rfes. aud runs,ss
rsnr, hew. Il Hoe milr. from teatnl Aesf
em', q fuuHahing .chnul, W Sting b. fenu,
~, hands 10 Ne bpll1m I all aell attn ios fgp,
F'r pnriieillrs address iar al rihoin, hi..
l a. BAkrk
Pamela. tune -, lsGD. %.
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were run over rs n train on the Esltimof,
nnd Ohio Railroad. uenr M. farmer ,,.v.
recently, ami fatally injured.
The corrsc Of Julia partina. tho boarded
llaiy. Who died in Moscow. will h. nre.
served in the anatomical museum Of the
, ancient canilal of Russia.
On, of ,,out 5000 widow, If The Reyolu.
ton, ren,ioucd by the fr., net Of Congress.
only thirty.6,e survive. Fourteen Of them
are over ole hundred wears old.
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,;ynr II v,w NJ nannn,, al ~"
lr.wncl Tho ,.,son w.. L.r husband /.
4 eh,wi,, nj ,ob,ceo-
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nah-'ar'hihgs we're co'iicd ~ England
, D Answer vr TO give s~eo'chmIn an
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I"' w. ne.na'' pou'' .s.uvN a ps'cg ~,
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'e ~" Wv 9s"V' Y" WIN "s mace '"la'ht
&c W." a"'
b Herr Drci.bach. the celebrated lion king
has quit his former vocation Of tanning wills
beasts, and turned his attention to the tam
'e Ing and tilling Of the coil. lie has 4
Il beautiful farm south.cas, Of Wooster. Me
y ''"' county o'"'
: A sKtr.Mapr MAs.-llorace II. Day
The famous Indian rubber man, commenced
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Krypyrss RLwaRpEn.-A youth By the
name Of John Buttcrwor,h. Of Bedford
county. Virginia, a year or two ago found
an old Englishman. then living In Roanoke
county. lying by the roadside in an in,cxi.
Gated and freezing condition. Young
Dattcrwcrth procured . buggy. carried the
old man home. warmed and nursed him iii
restored to health. When the young mar
was leaving the house, the old gentleman 70
marked tha, he would remember him. tn,
old gentleman afterwards removed TO Texas
invested his funds and became wealthy
He died a short time ago, leaving NJ
whole estate 10 his young friend Batter
worth. who thus becomes worth about on,
hundred thousand dollars.
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Adimsmistrasov's Notice.

ErTFRs 81 Administration ~ the estate q
- Geo. I. Andcrsos, ire.as,x. having Lsss
granted to the undersigned by The Probate Coars
81 Pamela County, M,.s, "a. ,S. Nay Term, lsCf.
All persons having claims against the satss
VI said deceased as hcr,sv notified to CONE TO-.
ward aud probate and REGISTER The SANE With ,
the ZINE prescribed by Iax, or they w,Il be W.
.yer barred.
q. U. NELSON, Admir-.
May 81, 1850. m-tw.
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Rangers Notice.

YAkEN Up BY b. d. Dobo. near Pleasant Mount.
l ons dark ba, hos.s. --s,, msus aud tail. black
leg, saddle ard eoila asrss, h little stif. Is hands
high, 10 or II yeats Old. Appraised to $3.50.
=. b. JONES,
Pamela. June Il, 1850. - So Ranger, PC.
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Administrators Notice.

Ef1kkS Of Administration on the estate Of
IL Thomas J. Watkins. deceased, having been
granted To the undersirnsd By the Probate cour,
Of Pamela conssy, Mississippi, ., the June term,
lstD, thereof
All persons having claims asaips. the estate Of
said deceased are hereby notified to come forward
and have the same rrohsted and reg stored wi,h.
IN the time prescribed BY !a~. or the. wlll be ior.
ever barred.
HUGH q. CROKER,
Administrator.
June 30. 1860. .,.t,
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The stole q lotsslss0ool.l'
PAMELA COUNTY.

= PANOL.A COUNTY.
To AatAcey A. nevsss, enc 4 ~ -lsrs.p,e ss
Jane y. Romeo assssssas
You sre lsssey eAsi to sypsas basps he prD-
1 hate Coast Of pAia Coensy % Gv;dav. -
III dey Of July, lseo, to sssvvr The spplicssivs
Of A. II. Ovea md JaAs w.. Rcvsee, cseeu,or,
o. ~ sin e. Ja.~ y. Rssses, tsssAsed, to ssr.
ev.ee ~ tftess tuoonssessy, 80 sAev sssss
~ ~ sessia ~ y lssniets1 ed sllsssi d.
said Cesrs 70 ssrsssae u hid lsetrys.
By ssasP u cssrI lssss1 ysae g, 1soo.
,,,,s. II, VT. woo1rkS, cls:s.
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Memphis. My 81 1850.
, 1860-04-12

tFs"9" tA7 naiA A4ae &-Ap- Fss a1a5AA H.
Tie weatbfr Of the past week huvsng gener-
Ally been tlue and dsv. the sowing Of Lent cnrn
'a> 1,een prosecuted actively wherever p.acfi
:ab'c he IouE p1era cbce, hn"cvsr. Of wet
Scutler ha4 tcarce!y been sufficiently rcme-
died On tho low uad tenacious soils The Whest
ulAat as yet mikes bn. SLOW progress. and 1t is
feared III Il its long inactivity will hare caused
,cne OF tic roots 10 rot. But il is get too eatly
% epeax teti6cfs. There il, nevertheless,
much 1nisplant ul1eady. and smaller breadth
Sown thAn usual. The meadows still show no
,sass, anu keep il scarce cud dear. cspe cially
a tie north. The Wheat trade has partly re-
covered from its lcarinrss. from the iuproved
cundlL,ou Of samples and less baunt,tul sup.
.,sita; but tho eeuerat Improvement has not ex.
tha, foreign arr.sals b .ve been OF rery limited
SCALE
l. is nos not expected that the Baltic will
generally be open before the second week in
april Markets sf,ere, as sell as in Holland aud
cs;Gr.", hare been very steady; but in F,ancg
the lrsni.orary dec ine hus E,sen p!uce to u gen.
erai Improvement. Still p4r,s, rs yet. has
'idicul'y in placing 1heir Flour. At Odessa
there has tecu mo doing at moderately I'd
sauccd rates, lit consequence u!iure'gn advices
Rates ulso Keep hrsu at Trieste, and lite isst I'D
Ticrs from. New York show u hnoyapt Whsa'
trade, with prices hsgAer .or Southern desct'p
..us.s of Fiuur.
The arrivals of the coast since tic Glib Marcel
scrc II cargoes: Of which carsoes vert
Wheat. Barley, 2 Maize. am, Rye.
Tae kul.s uotcd last wetE y cse looaa GAG qra
Wheat. ut 45s.. ngains: IS .V.3 lta. in 1885,.
l!.e l.nneon averages ~e c 4S-. ad. on 3l5is
q-s- The imports iuto Tue principal posts o
t;rs At Il: ,tau. rnr the week erdfny I'll, o' Natcl
;, Whr4t and Flour, we.e egnal to 15...1c qrs
Wheat.
lhv imports for February throughout the
United Kingdom, in Wheat were 53,os7 qrs., il
Flour 121.2t;a cWt
, 1860-04-12
From California.


l. large portion Of the di.patch rbiab r..
shonld bare seeeirsd han failed to reach II. rhe
following Is all ~ hevs heeu alba to cst1
Il is expected that the tetearapb On thu Bu..
terhe'd route viii BE- extended to Cisilia about
ESQ niles rom San Francisco. by The middle Of
Apen inc siats telegraph liue viii be compile
tea 'a4s HeeA ot1"eea Sacramento and Placer-
vile, making tWo lines cpmpt. te between Kan
Francisco and Piacesv,lle. boih of wI;ch thsra
connect Will the line to Carson TuIley, Tue
claim to the suscal ranch, compri,iug GO. 900
acres Of llnd, on which are The tawns af pana.
cia aad Faliajo. has been confirmed bT the Uni
ted Stalk Clrcnit Cou.t. oA'A
There has been much excitement in Ell Dora
ofthe discovery nea1 Georgetown Of some yaI.
uable specimens OF silver ore, resembling that
from the WaslIoc mines. Whether the lesd ia
extenstse las not been ssce.taiped.
The Senate LAS passed bill appropriatiog
$4,000 for tic commencement OF Sta;e Cant
tol At Sacramento; also a bill approp,ia,lur
Sierra Sev.da Huuataius,
The Legislature Is Preparing to give the Jap
auese Embas<adors grand reception If
they risit San Francisco, making it a
State affair. The Jspunese Admiral aud
o'her officers Of tue Caadinmatrah, hare had !
public 'e' ;. ION " the corporate ,tho.itie
at tbe City Hall, hare teen treated to ounquets
hunored with sslases from the for and ri. "a.
an rrcelrei uarked -,tentious from ali ciastei
Of etiz :ns to-day. The Candinma. rah officer,
. ID Crew will te tak-n to the ra7y ,usu 81
Aara Island. where The yessel vii, 10 On ths
orJ dock tor repairs, and the officers viii be iu
vltcd to an inspection Of The taciit1es furnished
fur ship bui'dhig, repairing, &c The stranger,
have manifested great curiuestv At the si..,.,,
presented here, and are desirous Of inyesiy..
ing the mechau'cal snd other pc:uiiaritics q
tbs city. They seem highly pleased with ID,
! attentions bes:swed upon them.
The usual aceo9nt, iasc teen had from th,
wasboc silver miues, during the week. IL,
| news wns as tayesable ~ ercr,
, 1860-04-12
.Fiuanrial anti qrou1urrrriaI.


T<cs7soAY Evr1rs. A91 IL
Soas Of the nsnke report ths demand for e.
Change nors ac:fvs today; but MI hafe sold
readily at per cent Premium for currency.
4ae balances in New York are being brought
ae~n to the lowest working basis, IN nuticpn-
SION Of decline. Thero Is more activity in
water st1e=t, but it is coudncd mainly to pre-.
parations for shipment. in week or two We
shall be ii the full tiie Of active business.
Sone Of The bank. hevo been favored with few
parcels Of produee paper. but most Of what hus
been made has BEEN taken BY outside parties.
Golu.-Go;li Is drug aud nomiua, at pcr
cant premiam. For tie last two years .he
West has been gradually learning to do without
that "yeltow" con11lo1ity, hich has hereto
fore been regarded as au essential element Of
0ea'th and successful commerce. For our
as:res, we like 1hoso old.fastioned no.
tious. md wait epaiously for tho day
~hen The West will be willin: to purct.asc
much less than she haya and insist en-
holding large b.lances Of coin. An article in
snothsr Column oa banking North and South
.fom she New Orleaus Cr<sc<,4t is TOO highly
eo;ored: but ,he'e are :acts ut ,hs bass Of it
which It ncse well ftr oil GUT readers 10 ponder
Ta:rr 's to-day probably moro specie in tie
banks Of New oreans tl'an is ncd by the cusise
banks aaa peoplr Of The Northwest. The wuy
to remedy shts manifest Weakness lu our dnan-
o'Ei ass'em is to buy 1css and sell more. Our
'Taole people must learn LESSONS Of ccorouy
AMI practice 1hs,n und the evil viii very econ
b, remedicd. THO luxur,es and the gew gaws
Of Europe mus. bs tabooed if We mean to he
permanently independent and prosperous.
BRa~cn BANK or 1owA.-A Council Bluffs cx-
chAng- esJs;
a company Of gentlemen Of this city larc as
s,c'atcl t,rsnse.. .c> together for the purpose ef
cst"s.srt;inS braucl, of the Stutc DatE Of 1oNn
1t Cc3uc;. g us
EAEs.Sos yy TIE CescAoo, Bra11x11oS AND
Qo1scr nA11aoAp LINE, fer II. lrst wes1 in
Apr.ia
r.,x,, II. - = .s 1e.9 1,..., .,.-.o ..
fstsas ..... !%:sa*sa l!.!ssA e-reyss l.lsi e3
9e's1.."."..gsN..s ~ :;54s III ts1e.
, 1860-04-12
LATER FROM EUKOPE.


PORTLAND, April ll.-The steamship anglo
Saxon, from Liverpool ossh, ria Q :enstown
2?1h, arrived this evening. The Africa arriycd
at liverpool at o'clock on the forenoon Of the
2Gh uEt.
Tic work has been recommended on the Grca.
Eastern.
Earl {.ong9ord is deaa.
The first returning hastalions Of the French
army OF Italy hsd entered Savoy. Reparts bad
bee1 in circulation thut orders had been trans
mi.red to 1tale TO suspend their departure.
France a-sumss III. 900. 00n francs Of tie debt
Of Piedmont in consider a:iou Of -avoy.
The preiiminar'cs Of peace between Spain
aud Morocco were signed on the 18th ult. An
a,m'stice was couc uded previous y. A battle
occurred on the Esd, on tho road to Tlngiers,
in With the Spani ,rds were completely ric-
toriou*.
17AIr.-The result Of The elections for Repre-
seutatves in Fas'iA,neDt Was. rely favorable to
the Liberal cause.
It IN reported from, Rome that On the both tho
ytn d'ar7"ts charged upon the people, and that
nIsre than thirty were wounded -
The Putris asserts tla: the King uf Naples,
notwithstanding Inc Invitation Of tle Pope, sc-
fuses to occupy The paral States with Seapoi-
tan troops.
India date. are to Feb. Gath, but nothing i'm
port1nt. The to'af cost b. The mutinles Is esti-
mattd at s4v, ,tH0, 600. II is proposed 10 tax
upmaruf4c,u:ed tobacco sd per tb. ~
The widow Of Sir William Napier is dad. !:
BeRL1S, Tuesdas.-lhe answer to II, T:,ou.
r'nu1's Ole is designed far the prese. ration Of
the rights. aud eae- geticaily supports tho de-
mand ct Switzerland.
Itis supposed that The whole Of the Pope's
troops Will garrison at Rome.
The Seapoli.ans will re occupy tho Marches
to prevent conflict with The Pisdnoutes-
Iris b-lier.d tho Queen Of Spain will be
anxious to send Spanish troops to the Papl
States.
ArsrnzA.-The 3iinieser Of the Interior has
rctukcd The Austrian functionar1cs il Hungary
for not watching the movements fthc ropulsco
and not reporting the names Of persons hostile
to the Government. :
The London H:rdli understands that a Con
gres4 Of the greAt powers, will be held ia tho
course Of . few werks in Lnudnp. ~.
ADMINISTRATION or TrscASx.-Priucc Carig-
nan is appointed Lieutenant of the King aud
Commander Of the military and naval forces.
The Administration centre will remain prnvis-
iopatly at Flcrence. Ricasoli is appointed Gen
GaTer:or. The Ministry is discontinued. and
tbs Army Of Tuscany will be Incorporated with
the Sardinian Army.
4 squadron with Sandman troops had leit
Genoa tor Tuscany.
(, The Anglo Saxnn Ut 1915 last night; md
brings $50 passeu2erS.
, 1860-04-12
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MARINE NEWS,
Wxpsrzp4T EvxszEs, April II.

WxnsEznAT Evxs1Es, April II.
"x1zaxx p1eaaat With f beers nun ths sor;hca1s:
Tn HIvrk--Q1Iie sunber os vaasels asarsd toeaf,
and most of III. lower hts tsst which hsd c.eed ths nm
NV tA5k aud w..s wait for III: wlod tNk sdvausa
C he fair wather and southeast been to dr. 10 a,.
On sh*s 70 aga Ths taEs bare ta La, at " TX MI
aod bare h73 Al could intend TO- u ,hs .,ye
has pesetteJ Av-ty appearance. Ne eouptsi twerty.
tyr 'ela n oce lime sn The tag &h Afternoon I'll with
or.ry inch Of canr4s ret.
C1EAxxD yus TIE Loxx1 raxu,-1he c1cs,ane-s RI
ala to dsy are: ut kucltu., Capt Young With a. s;a
oa corr a:is E7p re ssatc, Capt Morton. vi ls;l
cosns schooar C-lllnkwood, Capt Wl1er vi lsen bu
corn. and tchooaC AA Caps. kyi. With la 0oo bu cor,
-l OF Buffalo. For Kingdom there cleared: seAoou.r
Wigs 1t tho Morning. Cap STATION. ~h 1900 bushels
~hea the Live ts'. Capt Gran with II I.t7 b: 81
~Leaf, ard tie Eagle Wing, u.pt. Chass with 9s bush
corn. ::
HAED 10 EE..-The brig Hahoutns Capt. Ja. Stewart,
and 'is N*n soa Capt W F. Raw son, n1ato rorud
TIP r. Aissauket to Green Gsy Ctr and there's Chi.
easo. 1siE ng tun ta7zces Of s!uges in sx days and
twenty Ut. !ncn liz hne Of aiding. Tls IL bitter
than Steamboat tim.
TER fc GA1r-TheS st. GATHERINGS Journal sars that In
The ole u N.dne night a., tbs s<hconet Sir E. w.
Head WAY =seJ fem es naos.nss and drsau Il uxt
the sw ng trdEo et. Paul greet, the chain Of CT
wtre br~ktn. Every ripe Which tho Bead Ind out VI.
tr.ken End snubtluE post aEeed out Of III
piAes TIE tsa-ce she rsca by th wind ID betEesu
iD and 40 yaz d:sec'ly akan tho CURRENT eaue By
ol the e. Nile cseek nto hs can4l at Ills
1hl Nczt1e.n Light a!so i1ose lso.a. md div
a.a TIT the abutmea.s Of The bridge, lu 10 a n
Hal ot tGeu th tthe steamer Ott4wa II nx Ii
!. , to eus.a shs horse o: Mr. Dupr lust stoy III.
h,tee he t4agc 10 ta vi.3ay would Layt teru Eouen
Ia Ec1 tlan il u.
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