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The compliments BILL which was dismissed on
demurrer, presents this case L. II. Webb died intes-
tate in Sullivan county, on the Sth Of June 1858
possessed OF property, both real and personal He
wa1 Of Legitimate birth-the child Of complainant
Elizabeth Webb, who afterwards intermarried with
the complainant James E Webb by whom she had
several children born in wedlock, who are made
defendants to the bill The intestate left a widow
surviving him. who is also defendant but no child
The question is, who succeeds to his estate?
For the cOnplainants it is argued that the estate
goes either to the mother to the legitimate bro
theirs, of the ntestate. On the other side it is in
sisted that it goes to his widow: and so we think
Some confusion produced in the argument
in consequence Of not discriminating between the
rules applicable in cases of nestacy. to persons of
legitimate birth, and iegitmates.
The general laws of descent, it must be remem-
bered. do not, in general apply to iegitimates un
less embraced in terms, or by necessary implica-
ton.
The rule governing this case in our Judgment. is
found in the act Of 1872 chap. 49, which has been
incorporated into the Code, sec. 1928 1t Isl AZ fol
lows when illegitimate child dies intestate
without child children husband or wife his real
and personal estate sha 90 to his mother; and if
there be mother living, then equally to his bro
theirs and sisters by his mother, descendants of
such brothers and sisters" And it may be remark
ed that the rules Of descent prescribed in the pre-
ceding sections Of this article of the Code are ap-
pcabie to the estates Of persons Of legitimate BIRTH
lntestate.
Under the section Of the Code just cited, it results
by necessary implication, that the mother cannot
take, except in the event of the intestate's dying
without either child or children husband or wife
The course of descent, in such case contemplated
by this section is, that the estate shall 60 first to
the child children Of the Legitimate If any there
be; and if none, then 10 the surviving husband
wife, the case may be- if husband or wife sur
wives and If not, to the mother; and if the mother
be not living then to his brothers or sisters by his
mother or their descendants.
Decree affirmed. MCKINNEY
\ true copy. Test: C. W. NELSON, Clerk
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sandidrte Sheriff Of Davidson county ate newt election
oct25 I'd
We authorized % announce Jas. d. HINTON cGnd
date reelection Tor the office Sheriff of Davidson county
at the ensuing March election sepS-h
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Having had Of Grover a Bakers Machnel NJ falg
for nearly and half take pleasure comeu it as
every way reliable for The purpos Tor uhich g rnei
lysegnE-lrs JoshH1 Legrft, Ujs o. RsU. Lr- EeaUfz
Editor Of n y EsieE s1dslf.
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BY TELEGRAPH.



Nav NoEE, Jm 9-Ihe steamer .Sansarso Ia,
ARRIVED from Liverpool Tie steamer Vir1 Ieff
Liverpool on the 2,d Tor PHILADELPHIA The l,ir,ss
sian arrived at Galway on the I'D, having aboard
the crew Of the ship Aotfatt, from S. johns for
Liverpool, which was abandoned at sea.
There was an unf0unded rum0r that the Pene
had claimed the Presidency of the Congress fin his
Pl'nipotenliar
Count Aviedor, Representative from san Marino.
protests 70 Congress against the encroaehnent Of
The nomination Of Marquis AuYergne As second
sIeneh Iienlp9teniary, gave great satisfaction to
the friends Of Italy.
Marquis Antoniode and Chevaiier Canofairi are
appointed plenipotentaries from Naples
ENGLAND.-A new complete reform bin win he
submitted % the House Of Commons N case ct the
l posiponeinent Of the ministerial reform biil
iAe report Of tie laundering of the steamer
Great britain IS supposed to be a hoax
Lord Russell says that England is irving 10 come
/ ing Mexico.
The wife Of G. IT, Turney Member Of Parlia-
ment eloped with one Of the family domestics
me lady had IN possession Of five hundred thous-
and pounds in her own right
The French war steamer Duquesln. while trvinr
her engines of Brest ran on the reef and rapidly
sunk.
PArIs-Bourge % Rentes 70f SOC
A Madred telegrapaic despatch Of the DIST says
that yesterday 900 Aoors attacked the Spanish
camp but We're compelled to retreat great disor-
uei. Inc spanish loss was 81 wounded.
Ten men of-war formerly stationed at Havana
haye arrived to reinforce her Algerian squadron
a great quantity Of provisions have been sent to
the army IN Africa.
Maryland Legislature.
BALTIMORE, Jan. G--In the House of DELEGATES to-
day Mr. freamer introduced resolution that John |
sherman. or any other Black Republican should not 4
be elected Speaker, and that if any member from /
this State vote for him, or any such exceptionabe
candidate, lie should forfeit the respect and conf
dence Of the people Of the State An exciting de- 4
bate ensued, in which the views Of Henry Winter
Davis was discussed He was defended BY lis frfenis
who declared him 70 be true TO the South. The de-
bate was progressing when the cars left
From Washington
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9--Hughes, of Indiana. viii be
appointed to the Judgeship Of the Court OF Claims
Toombs has prepared q general bankrupt bill, but
its presentation viii be prevented BY the unsettled
political condition Of the country.
Ballot for Speaker. Necessary to a choice no. |
sherman I05; Hamilton sS Gilmer y; Scattering
River News.
LoUIsvILIs. Jan. 9-The river IS failing with six
feet three inches water in the canal Mercury 50
degrees. Canal IS open.
ST. LoC's Jan. S-ihe river rising slowly. The
ice Is Heating down from the gorges.
Arrival of the Atlantic
NEw YORE, Jan. 9.-The steamer Atlantic has ar
rived from Aspinwal the second. She brings near
y slS00,000 specie.
1
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~ schooI. ChnneI I'M.

der the c2rss % D. COOPER, will commePce on the
FIRST Monday IN January. 1850. All the ordinary English
branrrs lle l Mathematics and the Latin and Greek Ian
sruaaes viii he taught
Rates Of Tuiuon for Session Of months s. co. $40 co.
s2 SO and SIS % Board Lodging 81 90 to so pc
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We are authorized announce T. " CoJIErr as candidate
for Constable for the l3b Civil District OF Davidson county,
The ensuing Mar.h election ian4-ts
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confess myself delightel win your Sewing Nachae Hhh
has been in family for several months 10 has always
ready Tor duty requiring adjustment and easily adapis
eyey variety Of family sewing hT simply changing The srocI
Of thresihs. hSi-G1eA StTicliTRa. eCie Of Ees. d.
strich@aHd, klitor Asts l0rk CirttiaH Adrocafs.
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Or. WcCIintOck's Asthma Remedy.--AH its
ingredients vegetable, It mparts vital energy the op
pressed lungs removes every upediment to full ard free respi
ration affords such unexpected in hrone Asthma,
eIrapture the invalid For Asthma and Whoop
ing cough nothing comPS, able this patent remedy,
Price 50 cents. ian i 20. c. BROWN,
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One Of the most hopeful Of Young Americas -
remarked the street yesterday, that he had quit
all his bad habits and taken to SlealiEg.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutralizes this maarous poison in the blood
and smulate5 the liver 10 exPel It from the body. As
It should, it Goes this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty. And it does more, rather does
what IS Of more service TO those subject to this infection.
II taken in season It expels it rm the system It IS
absorbed, and us keeps those who it free from its
attacks keeps the system in health although exposed
to the disease. Consequently It nc Only cures, bur
protects FROM tie greet variety Of elections which
induced BY this malignant inhuence such Remittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, Masked Ague. Periodical
Headache, OF Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neu-
zalgia, Rheumatism, Govt Bndaess, To0thache, Ear
ache, Catarh, Asthma Palpitatons, Painful Affections
Of the Spleen, Mysteries, C0c, Paralysis, and Painful
Affections nf the Stomach and Bowels, all OF which,
when arising from this cause, viii be found to assume
more OF less the intermittent type This " AGUE
CUHE" removes the cause Of these arrangements and
cures the disease.
This It accomplshes by stimulating the excretOries
TO expel the virus from the SYSTEM and these organs
b. degrees become habed TO do this their Office Of their
own accord Hence arises what term aeeliHatGti0n
Time may accomplish the same end but often life is not
long enough, IS sacrificed in the attempt while this
"AGUE CURE does Il at once, and with safety. We
have great reason to believe this is a well
safer remedy FOX the whole class Of diseases which
caused BY the miasmatc infection, than any other which
has been discoveries and has sun another important
advantage to the pubic, which s, that it is cheap
well good
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Prof ashley Hurt, n D. Male Co lsze, Winchester Tenn
Prof Graves, D, President Of the Mary sharpe College Win
chester, Tenn.
The Weather Indicator q offered Tor sale at the
Drug Store Ct Aaron Stretcis General Agent, he
Of Union and College streets Nashville, Tenn.
The dscoVerer viii send the Natural Weather Iniisor by
nail postage paid, well pul and srcure to person
closing 81 20 money E1 and plain directions for
lstor, using, &c, acsorlpsny sach Indicator
Address LOUIS g. ULbMAN, Agent,
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LANDS AND NEGROES,

LANDS AND NE G Il o e S,
NM0RGAN & MADISON COUNTIES, ALABAMA.
VETEw seIa. Public Auction on he premises on Tuesday,
w The l7hof January, 1890 II fair otherwise the next fair
day, sunday excepted.
1916 Acres Tennessee River Lands,
laying oran comfy, Alabama, and 337 the oppo
we'll kuowa Lus Bluff These Lands I6 miles
from the huntsville good neghborhood, and
as healthy and productive any lands in Morgan Madison
counties About 100 acres Of which are
TENNESSEE RIVER Low LANDS
The Land ana Crops viii speak for It's value The Lands will
be sold for hd Cash. the bancen equal payments
and years time, with interest from the day the
purchaser give negotiable Notes satisfactorily endorsed the
title withheld until the ast payment s made
At tire same time and place, We will sell for Cash
1876 As LIKELY HEALTHY NEGROES
as can found IN the State Of Alabama These Negroes were
Mr. Mich Lewis OF many thousands
climate well trained to the Cotton CROP shoena
srs Backsmiths Carpenters and good House Servants among
them At the same time and place, we will sell for cash,
A. Head of Mules and Horses,
Of Cattle The 0zsn Stock Hogs killing Hogs, and 90
head o. sheer.
Atthe same time place viii sell for Cash about $50
bales OK COTTON.
Any further information can be bad by addressing either my
SELF Carers Bridge, Albermae county, Virginia. Gen
GRO GILMER, Agent,
dscl3-dIt vtd For Zlcaara Lewis and Daniel Lewis.
The Nashville Union BHd HHericJg viii publish once in dai
lyEnd afterwards weekly m Of sale, and send account
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Land FOR sale.

WILL sell the premises up which reside, situated
upon the Nashville and Murreesb ro Turnpike, and also
upon Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad - miles
from Nashville, aud mile from L4vcrEre.
viii sell either the entire tract consisting OF 40 acres or
only portion OF the consisting Of about go The
PREMISES have and Dwelling, together with an
necessary 0u-Heuses; lie Immediately itWean the THnpks
and Railroad fronting each, neighborhG9d Of
celen Schools Chur aud slct The land We Wa-ered,
and is o. the bottom land OF Hurcaue Creek There IS about
SEQ acres Of cleared Iani upon the tract
The above lard will sui, geatuen who doing business II
Nashville ard for farming purposes gen.y cannot be
eXcelled by any land in Tennessee
will II upon following term7one third in cash when
pn svea (which viii he given any tmel the bal
anF9 ,raar
That viii the purchaser Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing
can address undersigned at Lavergne Tenn he be
ESQ, Of Nashville. EELIN G.. ROSS.
jan7-ti febI
DnLrilL
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After trying several goo Machines prsfar yours
account Of 8iupciiy and the perfect VIA Hhc IS
MANAGED as veil the strength and DURABILITY o. DE
After long experience, feel competent 90 speak n this m11nlr
and % Confidently recommend t Tor variety o. uiis
ing Mrs e B. Stooncr, Cs Of tle Editor Of sio1tln
Sur.
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The members Of the two houses Of the Legisla-
ture called, in body. yesterday, upon Mrs. Presi-
dent Polk and were received with the courtesy
and cordially which so emiaently characterize
that lady.
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These machines from sQools. As PURCHASED from hs
store, requiring rewudng OF thread. They lien, Fell
Gather and Sdch IN superior ET,e finishing each ssu ~
heir operation without the hand ncae a1
required by other Machines hey via cha,cr
sewing than can 81 she Coz
hor ard unQuesiionab y, the Rest Machines
fog family sewing Account Of he pIcitT urah7,
n management, and aiapilton al varieties nf fsmr 1eFinr
erecung elher heavy orDe work Win equal facility,
without special adj ustnfnt
As evidence of the unqueoue superiority iheir n1fireH.
the GnovEa 4 BAEEE sEwIsG MACHINE CoraEr leg ieare
respectful D refer % the following
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49, General ID bilit 1--WE
SSAzS would advise all who may be afflicted with Gen
er Debility, try MoLeans strengthening Cordial It iseE-
tany valuable remedy; many Of friends hive tried it, and
they recommend very hghyas Tonic and Alternative It is
very pleasant to take.
Every country merchant ia laying in his supplies, hould be
most saagune expectations Of the pTopreor One day last
he sod every boe he had hand. Nov, with increased
facilities he is able sappy all demands s's The advertise
in another column;
janl5d&Wlm
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n. n. HAYNES q CO..
Agents for the sale and purchase Of Negroes
no. Is CEDAR STREET,

CBetreen the Commercial Hotel Snd Pubie sq0are)
U-57The highes, cash price given for Slaves
de.agu
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have used Grover Bakers Sewing Machine f r-r.
and have found adapted al kinds OF flmlF sewing from
Cambria Broldcoth. Garments have worn out without
the q ing way Of stitch The Marine EASILY feat 5rer
W1ippls, AcI1 York
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Reported By u. Il HARRrsoS, Steamboat Ggent.l
The river continues to reeede slowly. Now on
Harpeth Shoals seven feet scant Little or no bus
mes doing owing to the Ohio, and Mississippi, not
being definitely understood to be free Of ice. The
present prospects are, should the miidness Of our
climate prove general. that we shall have quite
fleet Of heats arrive by the latter part Of the pre-
cont
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Your Sewing Machine has heen Go ny family past
two yers, and the ladies' request to give you ter ten
malls 10 rs perfect alaptedues, we'll a. 1 aVu Qualities
il the performances q Gmy and household ssEizs-1o5srf
BO5rTHGn, Ast0 I0rk
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NUMBER Farm coBtfning etTeen 900 ard 100 acres
- within g Of hours ride ~ @ Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, ami = ty Turnpits % the city Of Nashville
This Of LAID siua ed Ia excellent ncghioThood
has upon good improvements is well Waere stock nd
O more places
point Of loelton SOIL stef, &c, for aioc grain or to-
bacco farm, il unsurpassed By any tract IN tie State
Psoace. churches, schools, and Road Station congeneue
70 the premises.
Terms easy liberal time given Per furher paIti-uisrs an
ply to Jctn Sehon, Of the rn o. sshon Merritt No is
Cedar Street, At this osiea. aafla-dEtuGm
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TEyHEY give prompt attention the sale OF Tobacco, Whea
FIour and Bacon make liberal cash advances ID
same wher required Reittances made By sight drafts On
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RooMs FOE BENr.-Some Of the most comfortable
rooms in the city are for rent this year, in the
UNION AID American Block Call on Mr.. MARE at the
Office
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Iss1rnr.-TIicI.nlnn ConnIl

TRAVELLING SEEAWLS AND mUFFEERSs
CHOICE lot Of Travelling Shaw and Mulers for sale low
~ IN aerI3l u McGILL.
EstraY--ERickman County.
TENAKEN up by II. FGwkes in Hickman county, Ten
H District Nc. Q, sorre mare mue supposed
q be years old 49, hzh Appraised the 2bth
November. 1853, % one hundred dollars
deca9 w3tt p. DEM Ranger L
DEOTHER JONATHAN FOR CHRIST
= , mas and New Year, just received by
deal3 HAGAN 4 TREANoR.
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EoR CoUNrY oEFICEIss.

date for Chancellor the Seventh Chancsy Division Of Ten
nessae. dec2S-te
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AucIiOn, Commission and storage
Warehouse.
BENZ. F. SHIELDS & co,
NOS. 27 AND % COLLEGE STREET,
OPPOSITE sEWAVEE HoTEL]

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
AVE leased for term Of years, the large extensive
stores and rooms, College Street, below tbs ty
Bank. and opposite the seEauee Hotel and Union Rank After
thirty years Of active business life this city We can on
promise undivided attention the interests consgn
ors, as heretofore.
No Goods bought on ouf own account Orders obes 70 the
Remiau0ss made Sales for only.
Reference given any city portion OF the country.
All kinds Of Oods, Wares Merchant sFEcIAL
with orders to be sold at public private sale
iau6 BENZ F. SHIELDS Z co.
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DEoIsIoNs oF EnE - oounr.
OFFICIAL.
OpEnions Of she supreme Court Of the
state Of Tennessse, at Enoxviilss sep-
fembcr Term, 1850.

+ OpInions Of she Supreme Court o. the
state of Tennessee, at Enoxytilss sep-
fember Term, 1850.
soneset al rs. Lawson ct al
There can be no question that the judgment Of
the Circuit Court upon the agreed case was
The defendants and those under whom they claim
ed had been in continued adverse possession of the
land in dispute, claiming the same under deeds in
fee simple, ever since August, 1915. If Thomas
Harmon, the ancestor of the plaintiffs, ever had
any valid title to this land the cause Of action as to
him, accrued when the adverse possession com
mcnced, namely: in august 1915 and he and his
heirs were barred by force Of the statate limIta
tons in seven years from that time.
It can make no difference that he died before the
bar had formed, leaving heirs who under disa-
bility The statute would continue to run against
them, and they wou@ be barred III the same time
Thomas Harmon had he lived. This is well settled
The present action brought by them on the ist Of
September, 1851, was, therefore too late.
The tendency Of the action Of forcible entry and
detainer brought by Thomas Harmon in his life
time, and which abated upon his death, can be no
answer to the statute OF limitations II this case
because, by the express language Of the statute,
the suit to have that effect, must be e9ectEdRy
prosecuted against the person or persons in pos
session of the land, Norment vs. smith, l Hum,
46-4S; NOrvell vs.. Gray's lessee, l Swan, 96-l06
Nor can it make any difference that the action
of forcble entry anG detainer was incapable CT be-
and that the heirs Of Thomas Harmon, in order to
test their title were compelled to institute new ac
ton. The statute makes no exception of such case
and the courts can make none.
1t is unnecessary to consider whateliect the third
section Of the act Of 1879 ch. Is, would have had
upon the case if the present action by the heirs of
Thomas Harmon, had been instituted within one /
year after the abatement of the action of forcibe /
entry and detainer by his death; and whether in /
that state Of facts they could have claimed the ben
eft of the exceptions contained in that section be-
cause the agreed case fails to show that this suit
was commenced within one year after tie death Of
Thomas Harmon; and, if we are permitted to look
into the facts of the case of forcible entry and de-
tainer as found reported in Tucker ct al VS.. Burns
Swan, So, asthe agreed case seems TO contemplate
it viii appear that the present suit by the heirs of
Thomas Harmon not brought until the expira-
ton Of nearly seven years alter his death and the
Of the action Of forcibe entry and de-
tainer NOrment vs.. Smith, I Hum, 46.
The judgment ofthe circuit courtyill be affirmed
WPIGHT
A true copy. Test C. w. NELSON, Clerk
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Corner Of Desderick street and Public Square over
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Ifyou want fine and durable Ambrotype, plain
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Fine Arts corner Of Deaderck street and the Square
over Brownies The very best artists are employed
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this city You viii be sure Of not being humbugged
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OFFICES FoR BEyr.-Several rooms suitable for of
fees or sleeping rooms in the UNION AND American
BUILDING. can be rented for the present year. For
terms apply to W. F. CoorER, or at the office Of the
UNION AND American TO TIos S. MARR
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COMMERCIAL.
BaNE NoEE AM E1of7sNGE 7Te5.

hRoEEg WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphi8
Meohanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings ILaltuf0n.
Exchange Bank Murirelsb5fo'
Miners and Mannsactarers Bank, Knoxville.
Back Of East tennessee Knoxville
Bank OF Claiborne, Ta4eHell
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The Jno. A. Fisher win be the regular mail boat
this day for Paducah at y o'clock punctually.
For New Orleans and all intermediate points, the
James johnson will depart at Il o'clock. Passengers
viii find this craft, safe, reliUbe and comfortable
We have two Ohio boats in port ready for the
OHIO river, as soon as it s ascertained that navga-
ton is opened
The B. N. Runyan, viii leave for St Louis, i'm
mediately en- the opening OF navigation.
Tie Scotland VIII be the next boat to ladc from
this port to New Orleans.
White and Little Red Rivers bank full and rising.
Arkansas river stationary, with eight feet to Lit
tie Rock
On Saturday last, at Cincinnati, it rained heavy.
Ice rapidly disappearing, atmosphere spring like.
Navigation was resumed yesterday.
The gorge above Marietta has given away and the
ice gradually disappearing.
Adyices from Louisville are favorable for the
opening Of navigation.
Sam Kirkman now on her way to Cincinnati
The John Gault leaves Louisville this day for
Nashville.
The James Woods has had steam up and is now
ready TO load for New Orleans