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Advance Of the Cssfederste Fsrees An ma.
sssurl Towards Cairo

CAIRo, July - .-DeserteTs from the rebel camp
st Union city, report The secession forces tn-fe
and at Randolph and siemphis have received
marching orders destination Birds Polnt, op.
Posiie tails place. They are 10 rend-zvous % New
Madrid h 10 reported tnst the ste1me Prince
Of Wales arrived NJ Nsw Madrid On saturday
with large number Of hores@ ,--rs :
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WYMAN's wonderful magical feats at Odd Eel.
lows Hall are now all the talk, and create huge
rush up Seventh street nightly. grand pro-
gramme for tonight.
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To TIE AggLIcTxD!-Be sure TO read the adver-
:SsEent of McLean's STRENGTHENING Cordial and
Blood Purifier. IN another oolumn. If
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READER, have you seen Prof Woods advertise.
nent In our paper. Roaf IL; IL will interest you.
an 2O-eOiy
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
hhe festtisn 81 Gen. Bsrks,s Army-It
Receives Heavy Accessisss
SPECIAL dispatch to the star. !

lNPNSaoA oispaeCh " me ctaf
SANDY HOOK, Nd, Opposite Harper,s Ferry.
July 3o.-WasAtsEtoa Sfay. gen. Banks. WIN
his main army, occupied position on thi, side q
The river, back OF here, which includes the Mary.
land Heights. commanding the town completely.
He has one regiment, however, stIIl In IN. town
Hsrperf Ferry. Uis army 10 being rapidly aug
mented by fsesh arrivals Of troops Sir fall reet-
ments Coming via BaltimOse) have Joined him in
the Last thirty hours
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| The ANNOUNCEMENT Of the Clerk Of the North.
ern Market elsewhere will be Of interest to STALL
l hnld
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ARMY SurPLIEs continue to arrive here In large
quantities almost hourly. During last night the
cars were bringing In horses, wagons stores & C..
In long and heavily loaded trains, and the great
est activity Ii manifest In all departments OF the
service.
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SEE PRocLAMATIoN Of Mayor Berret elsewhere
| In regard To rabd dogs. 0
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PENnIEs,
Persons desiring pennies will always find them
Tor exchange at the Star Once counter. "
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SELLlss org $3.50 ss . !, g Z
A. usIn Robes. We desire % Close OF shls yoTtpon
OF stock a. once, for cash, snd shsl Offer graf
j. w. CoLLEy q co.
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Naral I.t.li,...e.

NKw YolK, Jsly 90 -rns steamer slsdiaso-
reports spsskiag TIE " .. ss<am frixss< n eznDke,
tue frisss -. L,wrsnee, and tss steamer Als4-
Ton. trstI.l. 80
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CoRRRcTIoS.-By displacement Of names on
the original memoranda, Mr.. Magruder Waters
committed to Jail yesterday. Mr. Waters is a
young man well-known for his attachment to the
Union; and the credit Of the arrest Of the real
party, whose name 10 VIM. Henderson, belongs
m m
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&10 REWARD Will be given for the recovery
ptO OF tile Chsin and Trinkets belonging to ii e
Id watch taken BY the police from a small foy
some weeks sinca, and Identified as Mrs Bells
property, stolen from her house IN re than two
months since The oolice said the same boy of
Tered the chain ut drug store and tn GONE person
IN Genrsetown The tIickets attached consisted
OF small gold Iooket, OF n oae side. " tn In
side hTx n hair With glass over gold dog which
wos attached 10 the center Of the chain when rur-
cha ed Al the tins IL Was taken there was fas-
e ned ~ the end also q small 90 hook and charm.
The Chain VAS valued by tn" ovrer, !. berng the
sGce At Little Falls. The lock { contains the hair
OF a departed child also. The chain had dog 3
heads { arved IN the loops also. jy 90 81
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HORSE BUCKETS,
TRACE CHAIN,
CURRY COMBS, &c, DO,
For ssle by J. r BARTHDLOW,
Agricultural Warehouse,
~ S-2veo SIS Seventh street, near Canal.
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NATURAL CuRIosrry This morning Mr..
>. w Reynolds exhibited 70 Us Young chicken
them are 20 placed as that the chicken can use
them as required In locomotion, two at time.
with the third for relay, but the fourth Is fxed
near the top OF the back, and IL rather ornam entail
than useful. The chicken is several DAYS old. Ia
lively, and feeds heartily II Ia highly prIred by
the owner, but the hen has great disiike for her
deformed Offspring, and Mr.. X. took Il from her
and wishes to raise 10 10y hand
SENTRY SHor IA soldier from the vicinity Of
the camps north OF the city report that last nj bit
a sentry attached to the First Regiment SIckles'
brigade was shot on his post by some lurking
villain. There were two shots heard I'm a corn.
field near the camp, one Of which took effect In
the left breast Of the sentry, wounding him dan
gerously.
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/ PATENT PORTABLE HAv PRESSES,
For sale by j.P: BARTHOLOW, Agent,
~ 26-2weo 55S Seventh St, near Canal.
ERESH AND GENUINE
Il CUCUMBER, GARBAGE,
AM TURNIP SEEDS.
Also, BUCKWHEAT, TIMOTHY, dc, &c,
For sale BY ]. p. BARTHOLOW,
jy Is eolw SIS Seventh street, near Canal.
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p RowDYIsx Last night, the vicinity Of Thir-
tenth and d streets was much disturbed BY the
disorderiy conduct Of rowdies, who were pfowl-
the hsnd-rail Of the porch Of notorious house
near the southeast corner, was on the pavement,
having been torn from the steps BY these rowdiss.
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GRrAT REDucrIos IN PRICES See pronuncia-
mento elsewhere Of r. Briee Hall, 375 Seventh
str -et, HIS lsdy customers, who have heretofore
feund Il worth their while to come any distancr
70 mske their purchases at his store will be spt
70 81 do % some more" In view Of his tempting
announcements of desirable goods at the 10 west
iinsginab prices. Read his list, by all manner
Of means IL comprises almost every conceivable
article Of War or household requirement.
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In JAIL.-Among the discoveries made by the
select com nittee Of the House Of Representatives
investigating the condition of the various De-
,partments, was ample testimony Of the sym THY
Of certain employees at the United States Arsenal
with the rebellious states and their hostility to
The United States Government. Lieut. Gen Scott
was Immediately not fed, and yesterday the fol-
lowing men were arrested and committed to Jail
bY Justice Dom, Wiz: Isaac Miller, Daniel Moran
refer McGinniss, Henry Dudley, Lewis Locke,
B+nJsmiu Harrison, Thomas simmons, Alfred
Zesste, ana ; Andrews. The position occupied
so disposed
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.
Alt Persons INDEBTED 70 the undersi sped viii
e pieAsed TO Call and settle their soc uuts n then
bills are now made Of resdy for settlement.
WIN. X, RILEY z FRO
, .'..s...f - No 80 Central Stores,
y Between 5th And eth Sta,
je29-l0tG Oppoaite Center Market,
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CENTkn MARKET This morning, the supply
OF provisions was good In quantity and quality
Beef, OF the s,all. was selling at TO Is cents pc
Bacon, 10 to Is cents per ID Potatoes were selin,
for 81 cent? per peck tomatoes, 81 cents; corn,
cents per dog cucumbers, ~ cents Der dor
peaches, IS cents per peck; apples, 25a57; eggs
les2O per doz. A few watermelons were selIin,
at SO cents each. In other respects the price m
remained Unchanged. Good order prevaiIee
throug bout the hours Of sale.
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.ArcHREfA.IESTtNSSs A AXIS WARE

al nave enc Of the best establlshments, and far-
ing every description Of fns Watches, and ~
arnoaier attention give TO the same, by a
tnoIoufn competent workman And g. work BAarAn-
peg. Also, every descrip ION Of standard SILVER
WAhE, nua.L and ornamspt1, nannfactas cd under
ar superior IN suaty and fniah to northern ware
sold oy deesrs IN general and represented % their
own nenufacture III. O. HOOD,
a2a "a okk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-25

uosiSn. SSns N the best tAotcians in the 5ntnern
army have bees, hase he of dring disopltn.
Ing She noops has been necessarily pur1uod
regiment attained me requisite proficiency IL
marched or - RichIn0d yarsssaa AZ sresn troops
keps pouring In tbs runber kept up to 2 600 athe
time General Wis., spent two daye here aud held Ia all
ve hs sent OF two Coarievs TO communcate with Gene
ral I0hnston and Ger eral Lee.
there good reason I, believe that pa-. OF General
Wise's forces have marched to Beverly sixty mites
northwest Of stanrtcn to renforcs tho rebels there
nneed despatch from Grafton, juno 10, says that
500 rebel troops reached Beverly the i8ih and 1t
wa thought they would march To attack phslippt That
report, brought TO Grafton by messenger from Staun-
ton and Beverly stated that General Wise Ia COM
nand, that ais forces amounted 10 IL 900 men.
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NEWS FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
NEWS FROM HARpER,s FERRY

NEWS FROM HARPEA'B FERRY.
THE TOWN AGAIN ABANDONED BY THE REBELS
ARREST OF NOTED R1BBL-rHE LOCATION OF
THE TROOPS IN YHE VICINITY, ETC.
HAGERsfowN, june "a, 1851,
have just returned from Harper's Ferry, and the
town presents lock Of aesoistou there being scarcely
an nhabisan visible No troops there The last of
the rebel scouts was seen on Thursday. On that day
there sk!rEsh between tho rebel scouts and the
sharpebuIg home Guard The latter under cover Of the
canal took deliberate aim, and was told at the Ferry
two Of the rebels we're killed and ono wounded.
Informed sources there say that body Of 500 or
1900 rebel troops stationed about three miles from
the Ferry towards Winchester but they not Visible
either from Camp hi Pinacle or Loudon county noun
tain.
saw o small scout at shepherdstown. Rebel pockets
no longer show Themselves at Wnliamsport, but are
known TO be concealed about two miles back
II rumored thai Gen. Johnston at the head Of four
regiments had entered tho Neck and stationed his forces
ssven miles from wiamspcr. The report needs verh-
sscn though is generally believed At Wliamsport.
rash Brennan, private in Company F, Twenty. fourth
rogn emit Pennsylvania volunteers was arrested for try
Ing 90 shoe. Capt rhos Smith, the day o;er, last
Saturday, In the camp or the Twenty fourth regiment
he ia undergoing court martial and viii probably b
shot.
John NJ. stonebraker, q prominent rebel OF Harper's
Ferry, having held commission In the Virginia State
Militia, and who tried 70 get his CONF 70 enter the
rebel service, and falling supplied General Johnstoas
troops at the Ferry with provisions and having two
day and was arrested by order Of General Nesey At his
mothers house, near shapeburg, concealed under SOFA
He now under strict guard at General Negeys quar-.
ters There Is the strongest evidence against him.
Lieut. ncNeally, Of the Fifteenth rennsyvania regiment,
arrested him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-25

The BrI'kh War Steamer Jason ar the Msuh
Of the Mississippi Other Stesmers to no
Distributed Along the Coast the Blockade
to be Broken n IusufIieieptly Naiatalned-
Complications Th,ekenipc.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
Havana, june 70, ze61
Important Movements Of Br.lh Naval Vsssls, a.
Tho busnere Of Transferring vessels from tbs American
TO ahe Brtsh tag proceeding with alacrty aad der
patch Quite number have awaited themselves Of fe
facilities afforded by tho simple provisions TIE Bsx
law for this purpose.
aer Aajesys chip Jason, Il NE finest ssAan nj.
gates In the British navy arrived here yesvsrdy IN e
way to the mouth Of tho kissss.ppi river m IA prs
pose, az understand OF asesrtan,ns Win what ssctlys
nees the blockade Is carried on IN that quarter s ~
as am further informed, 70 be followed BY number a
other hrs class frga:es, vh smaller vessejs which VIII
be distributed all along the bloskaded coast with To-
sructions to break the blockade wherever Il shan re
found unsupported by sufficient naval force 70 ske I.
entirely effective. You judge, perhaps better than
the writer Of this 70 what complications such nssruccEs
are likely to lead.
The Benyille leaves 70 day, with Messrs Weller ard
Mathew, late Of the diplomatic corps In Mexico. EEe
takes number Of other passengers Of whom are
frightened away by the yellow fever which very fsss
But few Americans are let here. Colonel John VIZ
throp and lady, late Of New orleans, tho guests Of st.
B. NJ Consul General. understand the Colonel has he-
come resident Of this Islano.
The weather 10 hot and Close With daily showers rne
extreme dunee Of the city 70 be enl,vened the weak
by ball at the Captain Generals Sumner retreat.
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REPORTS FROM GRAFTON.

GRAFTON, June a. 1851.
General kcCleand is actively engaged in perfecting
his arrangement that his movements will be made ex
peditiouay. When everything Ii prepared, prompt and
decisive movements may be expected The force under
General NcJeand's control Is amply sufficient 70 insure
final solution Of troubles in Western Virginia Tho
guerilla system adopted BY the enemy will. DO met and
put down.
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INTERESTING FROM MISSOURI.
REPORTS FROM JEFFERSON CITY.

JMEERsON CITY, June "a, 1871.
A. ". Morrison, State Treasurer, and J. T. Houston,
Register Of Lands arrived 70 day The latter officer win
Immediately his duties. Colonel Mosely, State
Auditor is expected to arrive In few days. Attorney
General Mott is expected home The latter gentleman
left oefoye the commencement of the late difficulties
The work on the Gasconade bridge far completed
this afternoon 10 permit the passage Of TRAINS and
they will commence running between ST. Louis and the
Usage 10 morrow and be met there ny ten from this
place.
The steamboat D. A. January arrived from below to.
day. and left at for above with stores, &c. and
took detachment Of soldiers an escort. The ferry
boat at this place has been released Everything squie
in the city. '.-'.t....-
The capital is being fortified by intrenchents and
breastworks The Heme Guard have been furnished
with 200 Missouri rifles from the arsenal and are being
drilled
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THE REBELLION.
Interesting News from
Washington.
Council of War Of the
Military Chiefs.
No Important Change in the
Position Of Affairs.
Continued Diminishing Be-
tween tho Hostile Pickets.
Reported Deathof Alexander H. Stephens,
the Rebel Vice President.
Reported Expedition
Against Charleston.
Interesting News from Eastern
and Western Virginia.
Harper's Ferry Occupied by
Union Troops.
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Immense Destruction Of the Property Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
D~teat. Of . Party Of Rebels at
Liberty, Missouri.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM the GULF.
Arrival Of 4 British ship-ef.
War at Havana.
ne Blockade Of tho Gulf Ports to be Broken il
= .
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REPORTS FROM BONNEVILLE.

hEEOhkO cdCM DOONCV1LLEs
BONNEVILLE, June "a, 1861.
The detachment Of United States troops sent from this
this place Syracuse Wednesday last, returned In
good health this evening.
The State forces, numbering five hundred men and
four pieces Of artillery left Syracuse for the Southwest
several hours before the United Snates troops arrived
1t is not known what the next movement viii be.
A Home Guard is being organized here, and one hun
bred and fifty have already enlisted. Eaerythng s
quiet and orderly here notwithstanding the presence o.
many troops.
TROOPS FOR SOUTHWESTERN MISSOURI.
KANSAS CRY, June n, 1881.
Five companies Of cavalry, elk companies Of nfantry
and dragons and two companies Of volunteers-n all
about 500 men-with one battery, under the command
Of Major g. D. surgs left this city to day at o'clock
P. NJ, for southwestern Missouri
REPORTS FROM ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June "a, 1861.
The Democrat learns from citizens of Lexington, VINO
have arrived here that the Of the defeat Of the
State forces Bonneville had reached the rebels Of L.
fayete and the adjoining counties. 1t also states that
the moderate seceesioniss Of Lexington anxious
to testify their allegiance 10 the federal and
secure peace and order in the Safe. IRE
Mayor Of Lexington, who is q violent rebel,
has left the city, and his successor good Union mau
proclams his determination 10 preserve law and ORDER
and protect rights of all casses of citizens which
he 10 sustained by the amos. unanimous Of the
people
s not thought that General Lyon viii proceed further
UP the river but will proceed TO the Southwest where
in conjunction with Colonel Siegers command al Spring
field, he will invite battle with Ben Mccullough, any
one else In command Of the Arkansas troops
CAPTURE OF REBELS AT LIBERTY, NO.
.~,. LEAvENwoRrn, June "A 1851.
A detachment Of regulars from Kansas City captured
thirty-Bv rebels and small quantity Of and
mupit,or at Liberty, No, on the 10Th
The three remaining companies Of The + rst Kansas
regiment, with company OF regulars, mlrcbei Il
Kansas Cay yesterday. The force at tnat plint nov
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-10
Sherif,s Sale

DY virtue of vend. ex. to me directed and de-
II lyered from the Honorable Circuit Court of Da
wilson county, Tennessee, at its January term 1851
will expose to public sale to the highest bidder for
cash. at the Court House yard u the city of Nashville
on saturday the 14th day of December 1861 all the
right, ttle claim, interest and estate which James II
Charlton then had or may have since acquired in and
TO the following described piece parcel of land sitn
ated, lying ana being in Dit trct No g. in the county
of Davidson, and State of Tennessee, and bounded as
follows: Saw and Grist mill on Hurricane creek boun-
ded on the North aud West by the lands of W. p KIN
bro, and on the South and East by the lands of J n
kimbro-containiDg twelve fifteen acres, being
levied on as the property of J. H. Charlton TO satisfy
judgement rendered in favor of B. D. Harris against
j. b. Charlton and j. J. D. R. Shumate. =
.~s.. 81 .,t ,J- K. EDMONDSON, Shift
By E. ID. WHIrwoRTH D. Shift
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Sharif's Sale

RY.yirtue of vend ex. to directed and delivered
II from the. Honorable Circuit Court of Davidson
county Tennessee, at its January tern, 1861, will
expose to public sale, to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the Court House yard in the city of Nash
vllie, on Saturday, the 14th day Of December 1861
all the right, title claim, interest and estate which
SamueI krnbro then had or may have since ACQUIRED
in and to the following described property: Twenty
acres Of land in the 9th Civil District of Davidson
county, being the same land bought by said Kirlbro
OF said Jones, this being the last payment of the pur
chase money! levied upon the property and at the
request of said Kimbro, and evidence by deed dated
sf July 185l and registered in the Registers office
book No. %, page 6-bounded ON the North nv The
lands of A Carper, East by Z. w. Williams South
by kimbro, West by W. R Paul, being levied ON as
the property OF Samuel Kimbro to satisfy a iusig-
ment rendered in favor of Benjamin F. Jones against
Samuel Kimbro and S. H. Ham =. AZ s17f9 ~
= l-sA J. K. EDMONDSON Shift
-EsE,- 7s5 "a By E. d. WHITweREaI d. Sh IT.
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= bacon creek tsk3Bs 3Briidge Il GEM, Hn,rnt.

Gallant Capt. John 81. Morgan, with his
splendid cavalry company, one hundred
strong, which;left this place few days ago,
returned Saturday EVENING" They crossed
Green river at Munfordsyille, went up to
Bacon creek, eight miles beyond, where
they arrived Thursday night, and at nine
o'clock set fire to the new railroad bridge
which the Yankees had Just thrown across
that stream, and waited tin two o'clock Fri
day morning until it was entirely con-
srmed, Even the pillars which were left
standing ibyothe former frs, ,zswere burnt
down. There were no Federais this side of
the creek, the nearest picketss being half
mile beyond it, but cnone,of them came
down,'to dispute the right {, destroy the
bridge: We understand that Capt. Nor
gan,. to compensate Gen. McCosk for the
loss of the bridge, sent him copy of the
louisville Couriiear with his compliments en-
dorsed on the margin. ...f
ID This is one ssf Of the most brilliant exploits
Of the campaign, and none he less brilliant
that it was attended with no loss The en-
eny was known to be in large force only
few miles. beyond the bridge and il trequired
no little courage to- venture in in among them;
but Capt. Morgan and his gallant men are
always ready for brilliant thing er, to exc
cute q dangereus ordera Isissqs A
Unionists near thea Greek eonhFmsthe re-
port that the. new bridge srecteasby the
Federsls over. Rolling Fork hadsheen all
washed away. aisea4svo q xitss11q
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-10
SheriM's sale.

RY virtue of an Alias Vehditoni Exponas to me ,,ii-
u rected, and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
court OF Davidson County Tennessee "a, its September
bidder for cash. at the Court House Yard in tho City
ot nashville On Tuesday, the 18th dayLof December
which Felix 6. Mckay then had or may have since
acquired in and TO the following described property
VIZ A1ikely Negro Man, named John O. yellow com.
pex'on aged about 81 years, being levied on as the
property OF Felir c. Mckay to satisfy Judgment rem
dered in favor of P. Gibson, use &C. against Felix q
Mckay and l.. Y. Craig.
te j X. EDMUNDSON. Sheriff. -
Nov 27-tdS By W. d. ROBEBrSoH Den Shift r
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-10

The ENENYa ON TIE NORTH keARoLINA
,CoAsT.-The Raleigh QN. CD aRegstcr Of
the r4th says Bzs izsbisssda s4s sssf
. We;Iearn from a reliable Source that a
Yankee regiment has Handed and. taken
possession of Portsmouth, IN TINS states
and that there are ten Yankee steamer,
in Pamlico sound.