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ACADEMY.

The Fall Term will commence Tuesday, Sep
tcmbcr llth, and continue eleven weeks.
In connexion with the enlarged aecommoda-
tons of the Academy recently made. the School
will be for the future classified into two Depart
mentS-Casscal and English or Normal-with a
specific of study for each
The studies Of the latter will have espscial ref
erencc to the large class of scholars qualifying
themselves to teach i'll the Common School -
Those completing the studies of this course and
sustaining satisfactory examination in the same
at the end of the year, will be entitled to the A
cademy's Diploma, signed by the President and
Secretary of its Board of Trustees.
The course of study in each Department will
extend through three years, Junior. Middle and
Senior. Scholars may enter the Middle or Sen
Tor classes, If upon examination they are found
qualified for that part of the course
Classical Course.
JUNIOR YEAK-Latin Grammar and Reader {:
Caesar Commentaries History of Rome and
Roman Antiquities Arithmetic and Algebra :;
with Defamation and Composition throughout
the course.
MIDDLE YEAR.-Ciceros Oratons Salust ;
Greek Grammar and Lessons Xenophon's An
abasis Roman and Grecian Antiquities His
tory of Greece; Geometry.
SENIOR YEAR-Virgil Latin of previous
wears reviewed AenOphOn AnaOa>ls Homer S
Iliad Latin and Greek Prosody Latin and
Greek Prose Composition; Ancient Geography.
English Course.
JUNIOR YEAR-Reading, Spelling, Penman-
ship and Composition through the course; Men
tai and Written Arithmetic Descriptive Geog-
raphy with Construction of Maps History of
United States and General History.
MIDDLE YEAR-Algebra Geome try; Eng
lish Grammar Natural Philosophy ; Physiolo-
gy and Drawing.
SENIOR YEAR-Intelectua and Moral PhilOS-
ophy /; Political Economy Botany; Surveying !;
Reviews of Previous Studies School Laws OF
Vermont Theory and Practice of Teaching.
TUITION.
$500 for Term of Eleven Weeks. payable at De-
ginning of Term. French. Drawing and Paint
ing will be charged with extra Tuition. and at the
usual rates,
BOARD
In families, from $500 to $3.50 per week, inclu-
ding Washing. Fire and Light.
Rooms and Board may be secured by applica-
ton to the undersigned.
IS J.K: COLBY, sec'y Of Trustees.
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\EWBURY SEMINARY
Female Collegiate Institute

furnishes
The Solid Branches, by Graduates of our oest
Male ard Female Colleges;
French. German and Spanish, by native
Of Germany, for some time Teacher in Paris,
and recently Preceptress of Modern Languages
i'll the Troy Female Seminary, New York
Drawing and Painting, by skillful Artist.
Instrumental and Vocal Music. by Teach
or and Composer of approved ability.
Tine Sciences, illustrated by Experiments and
Lectures.
Rooms. large and well ventilated, and a gene
rous Liable at the BOARDING HOUSE
Convenient Rooms for self-boardiny near the
institution.
Special instruction to Young Men preparing
for College.
Collegiate HOnOrs to Young Ladies who grad
uate.
Good Moral Influence and good Religious
Privileges.
Tuition, only from date of enrolment to close
ofTerm.
Common English, Board, Room and Washing
at $3.50 per Term.
FALL. TERM of IL weeks opens Thursday,
August Both. 1850.
For Circulars or Rooms. address
+. E. KING, A. NJ, Principal.
Ncwbury. VT, Aug 10. 1860. 3-5
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There l. due assessed above the sum SET I" the C.
iI Gi4dN !ed >iTc> or parts lelvrluS L. Ike Original
rights of Abigail Arnold. Il: Aza Arnold, 81 Elizabeth
Jenkins y Thomas Arnold - John Mum"rG, Jr.. -
lairh Zeal = iain heaton. =; William Blris"li,
john Greed. II LYDIA jenkins. a William " ALL II
:iain reed Jr -: Joseph Cook =: Jonathan Jen
Kills - Joseph Parser. y Robert ThuT>lo. ~ II cI-
~ II Iiiica>i -: James Burr. 81 yiia Cars L.. lie
VI ii all T. Edward Jones. IL Robert Rogers a.; Mar
tlhil> % jeremiah JcI kin>. -: Cyprian SIcrry u
John H. IEur>t"Il -; and each of said shares contain
thirty -thlrr .CTe>.
Aud - much Of said lands will be sold at Public Auc-
ul at the dwelling HOUSE "f RohertAouton in said towL
OF Newark. a." thcnr>t Thursday OF October 1t
"r"Ck A NJ II shall! be- requisite I" d>ch arse said taxes
with COSTS. unless previously paid.
Dated Al Newark this c'th day "i August A ID. lNhn.
40 ROBERT MOULTON. First Constable.
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NPEED THE BEST PLOW

Ind tie Crops scW Rerard You
The undersigned having purchased the entire
sale Of the
CELEBRA TED BUELL. PLOW.
and pillow castings for repairs. hereby gives notice
that he is ready to furnish farmers, merchants
and others with these favorite plows and castings
on short notice and at reasonable prices The
sale of these plows has increased beyond paral-
lei in Vermont 1t is the intention of the manu-
facturers of these plows to the best of oak
and iron, and to have them built in strong and
durable manner and by adding new improve
ments annually. to keep the Buzzell Excelsior
Plows ahead of all other plows, for Northern
Vermont and New Hampshire. Every pillow is
warranted in work and material.
+ A r MER RS.
Try them and you will want to try no other
ALEX'k LANG
st. JohnSbury, March s, 1860. 1929
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IeQal Advertisements.
COUlII,SSIONEPS' NOTICE

I'VE. the subscribers, being appointed by the Probate
w Court for the district oi Caledonia comni
receive. examine and adjust all claims ais, demands ul all
persons against the estate Of Mr. Bct>ey late
Burke. in said district deceased and the claims
thereto. hereby ri, notice
sin months from the llih DAY OF Aug, A. ID. lcs,
allowed Tor the creditors 10 present their claims
said commissioners, for examination and allow
that We will meet Tor that purpose. al the dwelling. ho>
o ri Burt III Burke ia said district the 9Th day
September l>u AMI the 9Th day Of February. s6l
ten O'Clock A. NJ. each OF said days.
DAVID TK(I.l,
35 HUZEA COBIEItiH, N'Aiii4HSi"'ieis
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i-j Attest. JONAH BROOKS. JUDI, Of Prot,.ts.
FAST HAVEN.

The NONRESIDENT propretorS and land owners in t.e
town Of East Haven in the county ESSEX are hereby
otlled that the taxes assessed 10y said Town within the
wear liz NJ prcCcd. this date. either III Whole or
III part uIad On the following described Lands il said
TA
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CALEDONIA co. ACADEMY

LYNN S. WATTS, 4. b., PRINCIPAL,
Assisted by full board of competent teachers
The Fall Term will com nence Tuesday, Sept.
l. and continue eleven weeks. Tuition same as
heretofore. Board, including fuel, lights and
washing from Sl,7j to 500 per week Rooms
tor scf-boarders can be obtained on reasonable
rms.
For further information address the Principal.
A. Bot IELLE, Sec Board of Trustees.
Peacham, VT. July 81, 1860. l-5*
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And S. much %: said land shall Ice required dis
charge >a;i aNc> with cp>s will - sold al public
al The inn ui kttri'-c Hudson >ai Ea>I Have Fri
lay. III" 9Th LH Oi UOiub fcAi IL ten O'clock
Auuli. uhi->> ir.Ni"I>ly paid
ID 4 lil'ISoN Fist Constable ii East Haven
n.;,. a.; id>t Haven i.v t>Aii Iii. III day August
\. y i>r. AZ
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b /. O o ID + O o ID
Healthy hu:.an Bloc! Upon being
.\\\I.I/E.D

B |. q q ID + O q ID
Healthy hu:.an Bloc! il."I being
AN NJ .N/F.D
awaNs presents with the essential elements and
gives ii tine true standard A'ay Ia, !u,i ui
Ivr>,i >uii-r, iI,u CONSUMPTION. Liver Com ali
d. >i,,>, S,iuil.l. aid every Instance
certain .,I.I,i.> the red -l"iu> Bl,,t SuilN
FOOD ioliird upon this lhcur! lclcc it, l>lol-.
success. There
FIVE PREP.IE.I YIONS
aal liz, DEFICIENCIES the "uui different li>e>-
- FurCOl GliS, COLDS Bi:ONt HITS ~ an, .iIlrc-
,r.n hair>rr the THROAT IL NGS inducing con
~ MPIlON. u.c No |. which i also lEc No. tur pE
PRESTON 81 SPIRITS. Loss 81 APPETITE AMI iur all
thInni, col" plants .,>lg irun ON fi-l 81. tIEN EK l.
DEBILITY and NEKNul : PKu>TRarlON. No :. l,r
LIVER COMPLAINTS n. 5. III Dl SPEPSiA B,.i-
already lrepa1e, Tor at>oritoni ~ rikEN By DROPS
and ,.IrrIr inv ciiLt'1 lit" the circulation. thai hat
You gain on retain. The y" { i Tor FEMALE ikREtl =
LAkIrIES. lily = ERlA. WEAKNESSES. Ac See spec
Ia this. Fr "a Ii i'll Vi. Err PrlONS
StKOFl LOT >,klpNEl ana bI-ipDER COMPLAINS
take No :. III ali the directions must tt >rIIIN
followed! Pri,voi BLOOD Foup$l per bottle. Sold 10y
CHlR II a DUPONT.
No. irg Br'adWLv. New Rork.
&C t.o"tlw i'll Ga. l"l,>al. Agents. Boston.
And by all respectable druggists throughout the
country. 1U-2l
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vi y L IL IL IL . :
Thousands are daily speaking the praise of
DR. EI TONS INFINIILE CORDIAL,
and why: Lc.a,i>c Il .v1f tails afford Instantaneous
relief " Len time. II aCl> II hy ..-C.
one Trial alone will CoI ii,c YOU that hat
Ii Cutllii>
NO PAREGORIC OR OPIATE
OF any kind. and Therefore relieves by Removing the sf
icIi!s> of Your child Instead ~ 10y Ica'"lil IT. >-hl
iv> For this rca>Ui II comm. Itself Tie ulN
liable perturbation how Known i"r Ctif.I hing. Dar-
rhI pN >ci.rN DRIPPING i'll The Bow Is. A,iity the
St"nia, H. " iI! C"i IN the Head aii Group. also.
Ult,lc the reducing The
bowel AMI rclicN lic pain, II a> ciua-t-iIc anti
li>uult II i used li Uiia ii.c IN ali
cVuNu>luie OF other Ills ~ YOU value the lite air! health
children. AMI wish t. them those sad
AID tlict, U,I,ts which result
Ia. al I:ai:u 81 WhIt l. ether liz
il,;Ii" lal> C"iMl">c'i. tLAc none bat DK. La
Tons INFa>IIE toEuIiI. Ili> rely upon. Ii i
perfectly hirur>>. AID tail"t juGt the most delicate
ian. Prc- - FE directions ACCOMPANY each
bottle Prepared oils hy
CHI RICH 4 ~ POINT
No, Me- y,-k
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DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
The Great External Remedy
FOR RIIEI MATlSM. GOVT NEJ RALGIA, LCMBAGO
STIFF IL K AND JOINTS. SPRAiNS, Bruises,
CUTS AND WOUNDS. PILES. HEADACHE,
IL 1 l. l. a La
The Great External Remedy

fSK KnEt r MAIiSM GO. NEt RALGiA LHMBAEo
CUTS WoINpS: PILES. HkADACIiE,
AND ALL RHEUMATIC AND NER-
VUU> DISORDERS
For all of which + speedy and certain remedy. and
never fails This Linien is prepared from the rccl.
ter. and has been used 10y linn his practice. for more
than twenty Years with the succesSn all
cases.
A>an aleviapr Of pain, it is unrvaed by any prepare
iion before the public OF ch will tc convinced
This l.inment will cure rapidly and radically Rheuma-
tlc Disorders =" every KIND, and in thousands of
where has been used has in been known to
have failed.
For Neuralgia it will afford immediate relief in every
/ case however distressing.
Ii will relieve the H. adaC he in three min
uteS and il warranted L. do II.
Tootlachc also II Will cure INSTANTLY.
For Nervous Debility and General Iasstuie arising
from lmprudenIe or cXCe>i. th Linime happy
and uniailc remedy Acting directly upon the
TISSUES. II Strengthens and the and
stores il 10 ela>tCif, and vgor.
For Pile>-A> ali nairemedy claim that the
equal Every victim OF This distressing complaint should
give II thorough trial ior it will ia afford imedi
Qunsy AMI Sore Throat sometimes extremely ma
llgdn and dangerous but timely application this ill.,
I iIhent will never tail 10 cure.
Sprain> are sometimes very obstinate. and enlargement
OF the joints is liable TO neglected. The worst
case may be conquered by TIL. Lment i'll two Ut three
DAYS.
Bruises, Cuts Wounds Sores Ulcers Burns and Scalds
Yield readily TO the wonderfully healing properties OF Dr.
Sweets lnailibe Lnincnt when used according direc-
lions Also, Chlbains Frosted Feeta Insect Bites and
Stin.>.
Every horse owner should have this remedy hand for
is timely al the APPEARANCE OF ameneSs will Ell
fcctuay preEcIt those formidable diseases 10 which horS
es are liable and which render valuable horses
nearly worthless.
over four hunlre: voluntary testimonials to the
derul curative properties this Lent have been
celved and many Of them from persons III the highest
ranks in life.
Caution.
To avoid imposition observe the signature and likeness
DR. Stephen Sweet every label and also ..Sephen
Sweets Iniable Sinment" blown in the glass each
bottle without which none are genuine.
RICHARDSON L CO,
Sole Prori etors, Norwich CT
For sale in ST John.bury ply Hoyt Green E& + FAN
bank. CO. j. &. Bingham, and all other medicine Gea-
1873
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nR. kEACU'S AMERICAN
LIN | NJ f y 7.


We'll will The hand that more or les irritation Is pro-
,ijt' TIE parts which ii Is applied III some casts
tiul i'll Iut l hat cloths saturated With
the i.i!li.cin iI! laid UPON the part Affected
SJii- and 3urnt-W hen applied immediately 4 blister
j. aiWty prevented Ii removes the lire speedily. ami t.
patient surprise, at the short time which clap,c> before
nc healed cloths should be kept wet with the
LiHiuIrr-t. and Laid uii the burn
This Iilnct was only intended external r-nIe-
dy. hui has UPON trial, the best medicine in
rr recent colds, throat pam Ill the stomach, &C lii
,-c> for adult ten drops 10 atea>oonlu two or three
Times :: day
Read the following statement Of this medicine
at hong. where il is we'll known:
We. the undersigned. after thorough trial Of
DR. Reach American Iinimcnt. do hereby GER
,Iy o;ir belief i'll its superior excellence, and con-
td"ntIy recommend it to tho public all Article
on which thcy can depend
q. p Turner. ". +. Sawyer. B. F. Rollins. II.
Hutchinson. {. Ii. Walter. J. II. Farr, Vim. W.
Muck. I. hutchinson. l. \. Curtis. 5. X. Bald
win. q. W. Gates. Geo. Bennett. l.. C. Wood
bury. VIM. \ Chaplin. 5. \. Wright. j. K. Cram.
!. Burnham. T J. Thompson. }. Cheney. ID. 5.
El.ins. o. VI. Badger, II. \. Alden. st. Johnsbu-
~: J. Farrington VI. a. Harvey, Barton.
PRICE % AND 80 CTS. PER BOTTLE.
Prepared only by
G.. r.. Il +. \ G H,
ST. JoHNsBCRY, VT.
l. Sold by Druggists and Merchants cneral
ly, through the country. S,u
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NEW ARK.

TIE n,rr,>,lt lro;rictur> nf thc town 81 Newark in
lie county 81 dl-C-iI hcT,tH rrl.d that III, IAN
- d>>'>>t ~ >id town within The prcC,t.ii-
li> !it. either hole in part UNI ID ola M,
iA,M IL: ...se rilrn lallds il ,all Tow L. w
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TESTIMONIALS FROM CLERGYMEN,

On the efficacy of the Peruvian Syrup and the benefits
they have derived from its use:
Rev. JOHN PIERPONT. Medfori Msss-Ia efficacy Salt
Rheum and other Cutaueous Diseases
Rev WARREN BURTON. Boston Mass-I:s efficacy Head
tons, and General Debility; Ia Value to Clergy men
Rev ARTHUR B. FrLLEE-Its Efficacy in Nervous Had
its. and General Debility: Its Value to Clergy
Rev. AUGUSTUS r. POPE, somervle, Mssa-Cure for BOis
Rev. GURDON ROBBINS Hartford. Commits Efficacy in
General Debility liver COMPLAINT DYSPEPSIA subsa'u''
Rev. SYLvANUS COBB. Boston Mn..-Is Use and Efficacy
IN family Restoration Of Strength alter Typhoid Fever
Rev nPoM Boston aa,.I,' Use and Va
'lsres me new Egor Buossn of sps Elasticity Muscle
Rev. OSBORN MYRICK, Povincetown. Msss-Iu Ecacy IN
St. Vius's Dance. and Chronic Bronchitis
Rev EPIRAIM MUTE, JR Lawrence. K.n,a' Territory It's
Efficacy Dyspersa Debility Prostraiion and Adaptation
Rev THOMAS IL PONS- Its Efficacy General Debility, Ex.
haustion of Nervous System.
Rev. RICHARD METCALF, Boston. Mass-Its L q Pro
that wanted"
Chronic Diarrhoes, Der,nsement Q, Liver stomach
Rev JOS II. CL1NCH. Boston, Mass-I,s Efficacy DIR
rhoes and General Debility.
Rev. ABRAHAM JACKSON, wapole. n. Hts EMcscy
in Piles. Dyspepsis, and Unhealthy Appetite.
Dyspepsia and Debility.
Rev. ARTHUR r. r CRAwLEY, Hershsds Burnah, Z. L.
Climatic Debility Swelling Of the Estrenll,ies.
Prof E. v1TALIs SCHERB. Boston, Mas.-ln Restorative
Power after Fever, Exhaustion Of the Nervous and
Dyspepsia Recommendation Scholars Teachers, Clergy
and Editors"
Rev. HENRY JPIIAM Boston Mask-I.s Efficacy Dyspep
and Affections Of the Liver.
Rev. s. n. R!pDEI Boston, Mass It's value in Of
Bronchitis Indigestion, Torpid Liver Neuralgia and Nervous
Debility.
Rev. P. c. HEADLEY. Greenfield Mass. -Its Genuinene,
as. Medical Agent ind Eicaey in Dyspep'ia- DArriOts
and Pleursy.
Rev. J W. OI.MSTEAD. Boston Mas-General Recommen-
dsilon. and Confidence its Genulnene" IS Medicine In
Efficacy IN Dyspepsia and Nervous Debihiy
y. B. Pamphlet. containing Letters from the
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BOARD
In families. from $500 to s2.5o per week, inclu-
ding Washing. Fire and Light.
Rooms and Board may be secured by applica-
ton to the undersigned.
3-5 J.k. COLBY, Sec'y of Trustees.
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EARN FOR SALE !

The subscriber offers his farm for sale. and will
give possession Immediately if desired Said
farm is situated in Guildhall. Essex County.Ner
mont, on the Connecticut river. two miles from
tn, Court House. and is one Of the best and
plca>antcSt situated farms in the County. Con-
yenient to school, meeting house, stores. mills.
and ali necessary mechanics. Said farm contains
about
300 Acres of Excellent Land,
with comfortable buildings and fences. the best
of running water al the house and barns. good
supply Of hard wood. spruce and hemlock timber.
a sugar place with several hundred Of naples. old
growth Its location. soil and lay make il de-
sirablc farm. If required. large portion of the
purchase money on mortgage for term of
years.
O; For further particulars inquire of Lucius
Haskell on the premises. or of the subscriber, al
WeathcrSteld. VT.
NATHL HATCH.
Ill
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TUITION.
$500 for Term of Eleven Weeks. payable at De-
ginning of Term French. Drawing and Paint
ing will be charged with extra Tuition. and at the
usual rates,
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LAw REPORT.

TIE UNITARIAN CHURcH SuIr.--The hearing
In tho case Of Wiswel agAinst the Trustees Of the
First Congregational Church was resumed yesterday
sss Co s1' SSals: II sss% S &
ridge and William Green were examined especially
touching their opinonsas to the of tie Rev.
NJ N. D Conway, n = man or preacher. and chris.
stood very high. Mr. Green detailed at great length
what transpired between the Trustees and himself In
relston 70 the alleged Of Mr. Conway,
stating that the advice he gave them was to await an
appeal nom the congregation to convene meeting
on the subject and upon receiving such appeal 10
THY mr. Conway, 30 that he might have an opportu.
nifty ofanticipatng the action OF the congregation
he never made the statement that II half q dozen
names were attached to the paper II would meet with
olutions for the sale Of the Church and distribution
the fund.- as he did not desire to stand In the way
OF the majority but under protest as to the le-
The witness was cross. examined at considerabl,
length by Mr.. Keblor
TsIAL o. GAHpoIPHo.- The State VS.; P. Gandolpho,
On
Jurors: WIN. Knott, Sycamore township; Tbos
hhyWn' hy' Miami Township; Anthony SweyRs wslnat
4nderson % Township; e.. ". sowdsr, % Miami Ian Town. %
ship; Peter I. Ecimsn. Miami Township; y. Yates
and John Laird, Miami Township.
About half dozen witnesses were examined.
DIyoncE syIr.-In the case OF Charles against Anr
Krel suit for divorce on the ground OF gross ne
gect Of duty-the burden Of the evidence being tina
the petitioner could not get his wife to live with hin
because he Vas member Of the Protestant Evan
Judge Collins dismissed the petition-and also peti
tton Of the wifes for almony-the Court conceivinf
that in the last matter the husband would win OF
1886 and have three daughters between the ages 0
eighteen and twenty-three years.
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A HANDsoMn COMPLIMENT WELL BysTowHD.
The Tennessee Legislature, who visited our
city last week, purchased o handsome silver
service from e. q D. Kinuey, which they pre-
sented to Captain Sherley, Of the Louisville
Mail Line, on the Jacob Ssrader, whileon their
way to Louisville. The presentation speech
was made by D. Richardson, Of Tennessee, to
which Captain s. responded in an appropfi-
ate address, thanking them for the compli-
ment and assuring them that this mark Of
their esteem would live forever in his momory.
An excellent collation. was then prepared,
Of which the company partook, and until they
reached Louisville at two O'Clock in the morn
ing, sentiments were given, toasts drank and
wine flowed freely as the water upon which
they were floating. Upon their arr ival at that
city they were greeted by number of the citi-
zens with salute Of artillery and were imme-
diately escorted to special train upon which
| they departed for Nashville.
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RIVER NEWS.

The Ohio River at this point was declining
throughout yesterday. and stiIl recedng though
very gradually lat evening" the water IN the chan.
previous. The depth between here and Louisville
this morning will not bs Gar from twelve feet, which
The Landing was animated yesterday, the number
than ior month past Trisssss were in good good SUP.
fsSats q ss ssc Molassssp Ss so whisky
sss . ,i yioIS 90; RSsE and Lard, Sc. {; Pound
rrsights. 2sQaOc. per 100 lbs.
ssd 6 IT, sssad Sss s snsS Sss.: s e; s % 3d.
EssnsviIIs- yhisky and Oh, 900. per brI.
rra,sSe. wnny W Ky n Sra OH, 600. Per brL; Pound
seS 81 T., and OIL rso Flour o Pork
b bseHa Es S.hss s'ss 81 e. Ss
The steamer A. O. Tylor II is thought, will be
raiseS raj, d. u dsy or two Considerable Other freight
PAsxlr TsApE,..Ths MsnpSis. Ayalanohs learn;
that the Packet Company have chartered the famou.
ns ssr In sSs ps
there BY the first Of April next and leave on the ID
any o. that month. and every Monday thereafter
BOAT Destroyed BY FIRg. Tho Ham Howell, Capt
Banks, from Upper Red River, bound down, With q
cargo OF 5s bales Of cotton and $4,000 hides took fire
the night q the 2oth instant. and the boat and
cargo were entirely consumed. t
srsAhBoAr REarsrER.
egraph Lousylils Swallow, WhSeIi5e; M Masnoiis lii
s!rsdsr Isuisyis; Clipper, Ssshs!Iis Ohio stsy No
n9Shs; Liberty. Wheeling panle!th. Ssyilis,
d oaess Gsa:on JACOB srsasr IoSs
burg TnSTs oy, Now oisans; Dan:ss 'i Neville ns