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The Tobacco Crop ofvlrginia and
North Carolina


The Richmond correspondent of the
New York Herald says:
The tobacco crop of Virginia and North
Carolina for the present year is estima-
ted at $4,000 hogsheads, but it will be no
matter of surprise if it should largely
ovcrrun this estimate, and approximate
more nearly to the ante-war crops of S0,-
600 hogshcads. From every quarter of
the tobacco growing portions Of the State
come the same ALTERING accounts, both
of the amounts planted and the condition
of the crop One chief reason why the
yield viii probably overrun the estimate
is the fact that many of the small plan
ters, for the reason that it will yield more
money and is more certain than any other
product, have this year waived the objec-
tion of damage to the land, and planted
tobacco more largely than ever before
This fact, in connection with the other
that the Southern tobacco counties, such
as Halifax, Mecklenburgh, Patrick and
Henry, are good for their full average
yield, make it certain that this single in.
dustry will this year pay large per cent.
toward repairing the ravages of the wal
in Virginia.
The grain crops this year are also for
tunately yielding full returns. Oats
have been harvested, and the universal
testimony is that they were never better,
either as to quantity or quality, the for
mer, of course, in proportion to breadth
of ground planted in comparison with for.
mer years.
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Only Those who Support the Gov
erElinerst Gam Hold the Offices.

New YoRK, Aug ia Herald spe-
cial says: The New Hampshire delega-
tion to the Philadelphia Convention,
waited upon the President with an ad
dress and complimentary resolutions
The President said he could not but be
mindful of the manifestations of conf
denee in him, and ON an intimation from
the delegation that they would like to
take home some declaration that only
those who supported the principles ofthe
administration should receive the pub
lie patronage, he said that the power and
Offices of the Government would be Civ
en- only to those who support the Govern
ment and the wise declaration of princi-
pies set forth by the great Convention
just adjourned.
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Notice in Divorce.

D ACI1EL DILLON, of Iowa City,in the State
II Of Iowa, is notified that William Dillon
did, ON the 9th day of August, A. D. 1855,
file his petition in the Office of the CLERK Of
the Court of Common Pleas within and for
the county OF Monroe and State of Ohio,
charging the said Rachel Dillon with adultery
with some person whose name is unknown
and asking that he may be divorced from the
said Rachel Dillon, which petition will be for
hearing at the next term Of said Conrt.
WILLIAM Dillon,
By Amos & SPRIaes, his Atty's.
aug2Sw6.
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"BUhLY FOR THE NEGRO. "A witness
before the Grand Jury of New Orleans,
testitying upon the facts of the riot, as
witnessed by him says that a negro stand
ing in the vestibule of the Mechanics
Institute cried out, using villainous Ian
guage, to the people 10 the street, that if
any body had any thing to say against
Dostie he should step forward. There
upon "the reporters Of the New York
Tribune and the Cincinnati Commercial
clapped their hands and said, bully for
tho negro. And that is precisely what
the Tribune here in New York is saying
every day, "bully for the negro!' and
down with the white men.-9Is.5 York
Neaes.
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Divorce Notice.

1EARIAH sIMERAL,of the State of Indiana
Ul is hereby notified that Alexander Sine
raj did, on the 9th day of August, A. d
lS66,ile his petition in the Office Of the Cler5
of the Court of Common Pleas within ans
for the county Of Monroe and State of Ohio
charging the said Marian Simeral with willful
absence for more than three years, and ask
ing that he may be divorced from said Mariat
simeral, which petition will be for hearinf
at the next term of said Court.
ALEXANDER SIMERAL.
By ANos & SPR1GGs, his Att,ys.
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Notice.

), THIS is to-notify all persons not to purchase
or trade for two certain promissery notes OF
hand given by me to Andrew PoWesl,one note
calling for $55 due the 18th day of December,
1866, 6,and one calling for Sl0o due on or about
the 25ihd day ofJune, 1851, as lido no! intend
to pay said notes unless comr elled by law
Dated august Is, 1866. sHa
aug2l, = JOHN DAVIS. !
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TerrIgIc nnlnage by storm.

WHEELING, VA, August 13.-These-
yerest thunder storm ever known to have
visited this vicinity occurred Sunday
night. A number of bridges, culverts,
telegraph poles and houses were washed
away. a family ofseven, named Robert
son, residing six miles west Of the city, on
the National road, were carried away by
the food, and all perished.
A man and woman was killed by light
ming in this city, and several casualties
are reported to have occurred east of the
city. The trains on the Cleveland and
Pittsburg road have suspended running
to-day in consequences of the bridges at
Portland and Bridgeport being washed
aways The creeks are all swollen, and
the river has risen six feet. The. storm
seems to have spent its fury within u
radius oftwelye miles. There were heavy
rains east and vest, but no damage is re-
ported.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
/. Sheriff Sale.
Nicholas Beever
John S. Johnston.

NOTICE is hereby given that I viii offer for
IN sale at public auction, atthe door of the
Court House in Woodsfe!d, in said county, at
/ o'clock E. NJ, on ~ sssss = = -
Saturday,the ed day Of September, 1866,
the following real estate lying in Monroe
County, to wit: Lots number nineteen and
number thirty-eight except three feet in
width running across said lots sold to J. F.
Bidenharne in the townsof Malaga, in said
county. q q n
tOrderedto be sold upon attachment by the
Sheriff of said county. Appraised at $450.
JOSEPH MYERS.
aug21w5. Sheriff N. C. o.
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Settlement Accounts.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the following
IN sett .ement accounts will be for hearing

NOTICE is hereby given, that the following
IN settlement accounts will be for hearing
Thursday, September 27, 1866:
Jacob Drum Executor of John McNaniama,i
final. g
t. s. Frame s D. Blaokledge Executors of
Elijah Gray, final. fli
Lewis Naylor Executor of James Naylor, fl
nal aa I'D
Frederica Roth Administrators of John
Roth, Jr., final. an
John Nc Maniama Administrator Of Rebec-
cd Harren, final.
Nathan Mobley Administrator Of Greenbsr-
ry Mobley, final.
Robert Johnson Administrator of Daniel
Kayler, partial. seaEaso
John Muhleman Administrator Of Peter
Miller, partial. m ss5
Jacob Pfalsgraff Guardian of 6. W. 8 Lydia
Miller, partial.
Alex. Buchanan Guardian Of W. A. Pick
ems heirs, partial.
Benjamin Rouse Guardian of Louis Gates
heirs, partial. ate
VIM. Thornberry Guardian of Emeline
Thornberry, final.
WESTERN 7. SINCLAIR q
Aug, 2S, 1856. Probate Judge. 4
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ST. hauss.

ST. IoUis, Aug. 22.-Cholefa inter-
ments in six Of the principal cemeteries
of this city on Monday and Tuesday wore
260. The deaths as announced lat week
we're 7G3.
There reee three deaths from cholera
in BafDesyille, Belmont County, last
week.
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Legal Notice.

Jane Keene, plaintiff, The defendant John
against Beene, will take no.
John Keene, defendant. tice that the plaintiff
Jane Keene, fled in the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, on the 9th
day of August, 1866, her petition for alimony
on the ground of willful absence Tie said
cause will be for hearing at, the October Term,
1866, of said Court. MORRIS & WAY,
aug2S. Att'ys for Prtf. .
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Pre- ooFaHaatsen ~ tlsc President.
W6sBIyegoN, fng. 1.-THE President
has issued preelarlatioa in which be re-
cites the various proelamations Issued By
his predecessor concerning the existeuc
ofsan armed rebellion in opposition to tho
suspension Of the habeas corpas, the con-
current resolutions Of Congress, respec-
ting to object of the levy of troops, the
subsequent peace proclamation and proc
.lamation Of April ID, 1866. It declares
the insurreesiaa in Texas at an end, and
!. -. - -..,.it #. =. L.,f1s ca1.aa..a
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,SN5telo A0bertiss
Internal Revenue Notice.

THE annual taxes on Incomes of 1855,
i Watches, Carriages, Pianos, &C., and Lii
censes for 1866, are now due.
Payment must be made to me at Woods
field on or before September 20, 1865 or a
penalty will be added. II. r. WEST,
aug2S. Deputy Collector.
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4 III q G H o LIE R,A
osncinnasi.

CINolNNArI, Aug. 23.-0nly So deaths
from cholera were reported yesterday.
Eight hundred and inety-nine persons
died in CipcinQati, of cholera, from the
1st to the 10th Of August.
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The French Minister of Var receives
as Minister, S2G,0Q9 year; as Senator,
$4,000; as French Marshal, $4,000; as
Grand Cross Of the Legion of Honor,
Sc, 600. Total S3e, SEQ. Besides he is
lodged, lighted and warned, and his Lor-
SOS ere fed, at GoYerEmoEt expense.
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Mr.. Crude, respectable citizen Of
Octoville, Missouri, was murdered about
six o'clock on the.afternoon of the 14th
inst. He vas shot from the bushes on
the road side as he vas driving along in
his wagon. with his little son sitting be-
side him. SIX shots entered his body,
each one inaicting a deathly wound. =
The assassins have not been discovered.
There Is .oabe grand mass meeting in
Philadelphia to rally tho proceedings of
the Convention. The President. Score
tary Seward, Reyardy JcLasQa, Judge
Staubery and others viii speak.
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: MOUNT WASHINGTON, N. H., August
23-The thermometer this morning
stands at % degrees. The weather is
clear.
One of the telegraph wires has been
broken down BY the ice. which has form
ed on it. On both rivers the ice is half
an inch thick.
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WoodsafelIa. Aug. %. 1866.

GA union Of hearts, union of hands,
A union that none may sever;
A union of lakes, a union Of lands,
The AMERICAN UNION FOREVER"
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For Sale.

The subscriber offers for salea fine tract of
land, at Buck Hill Bottom, containing
S I x T Y-F We A C r e s.
good bottom land, forty acres cleared. For
further particulars, address -. a. S
JOHN MUHLEMAN, JR.,
aug2Sw3. Hannibal, Monroe Co., O.,
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1850 8 - against soeI
The Bares Greek Oil Company.
DY virtue of mandate TO me directed from
ID theGourt of Comnoni Pleas of Monroe
County, Ohio, / win offer for sale at public
a1c.ion at tbs. front deer Of the Court House,
in the town of Woodsfeld, in. said County,
between the hours of ten O'Clock A. M. and
four O'Clock P. NJ, on -
Saturday, The 18th dag of September, 1866,
the Following real estate situate in Monroe
Coanty, Ohio, to wit: Beginning at the quar-
ter post between sections twenty-nine and
thirty township one and Range three; Themes
north With the quarter line one hundred and
thirty-three perches to a black oak corner of
John S, Monroe's; thence east with his line
forty perches to his southeast corner on Fred
erick Browns line; thence south with said
Browns line twelve perches to his south
west corner; thence south with said Browns
lire eighty perches to the corner of said
Browns land; thence with his line south
forty two degrees east eighteen perches to a
corner of said Brown; thence with his line
south ffty-eight, degrees east nine and one-
half perches to Slrreiyers corner; thence with
Shreiver's line south three degrees west eigh-
ty-nine ,perehes to the section line fnifteen
perches west of the section corner, thence west
with the section line one hundred andtforty-
six perches tothe place of beginning, contain-
ing one hundred and ten acres moro or less
Also the following tract lying west Of, tbs
above tract and being tract of land which
Nathan Hollister conveyed to Jacob Bare by
deed dated November l3, 1854, part of sec
tion thirty townrhip one range three, begin:
ming at John Fishers corner in the run;thenct
north thirty-two perehes;th north eighty.
two deg. west thirty eight perches to drain
thence south with said drain twenty perches
to the run; thence down the run 10 the place
of beginning, containing six acres more o.
less, all in section thirty township one range
three, being the same land conveyed to the
plaintiff on the 9Th day Of May, 1865, except
that part lying on the south side of the rur
called Bars's Run, containing within said pur.
chase about one handred acres oftland, al
in Monroe County, Ohio. Is
Said land, with apfLrtenances, including
engine, fixtures, &C., CONNECTED Herewith an
belonging thereto, taken as the property ol
The Bares Creek Oil Company at the suit o.
John A. Lankard ct al,
asg EDWARD SALISBURY, Z
Mas. Com. Monroe Common Pleas. I
aug28w5. aa
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qs 8 vs., ssx
Isster Rinard. etsal.s

,Nas< sG 75ats6S f------ i1fzs ETSfz167fa
DY virtue of an order of sale in partition
!. ID to me directed from the Court of COM
mon Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, will of
fer for sale, on the premises, between the
hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. M.
on = -s4 sass sS 8 4yg -
Saturday, tlse 18th day OF Septepsber, 1866,
the following real estate situate in said county
to wit: The southeast quarter of the north
east quarter of section eleven township three
of range six containing thirty eight acres and
ffty-six hundredths of an acre; alse, all, Of
that tract or parcel of land situate in the
county of Monroe, and beginning tweuty7one
rods south Of the northeast cor ner Of the
southwest half of the southwest quarter of
section five township three and range six, ly-
ing in. Marietta District; thence running west
of south. seventeen rods to q locust tree;
thence tJfve rods; thence north to the
place of beginning, containing ohesfourtha Of
an acre more orless; also all that tract ar
parcel of land lyipgon the west side Of the
Little Muskingum Greek, ,oft the northeast or. of
the northwest quarter of section five town
ship three of range six, containing five acres
more or less; also all on the west side of said
creek of the east hall. of the northwest quar-
ter of section five township three of range six,
containing FIVE acres more or less, said line
extending to the east bank of the said Mus
kingum Greek, ,all of said lands lying nthst
part of Montoe County that originally be-
longed to Washington sCounty. and conta. ming
grist and saw mill,dwelling house, &c.
Said sale made in pursuanceof an order
in the case of james Rinard VS.. Ester Ri
nard ct al. 2ts JOSEPH MYERS =
aupg9ltd. Sheriff n. G. 0.ss
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49,. 49,, ~ az -.
= Nv waaJsss ~ ~ s''s .'
-' .,o1'0 = "osSs''p,s' :,
Saturday, tSePteiR 6erszz, Ioo0, 4
at o'clock p. M. of said day, the following
real estate lying in said county Of Monroe,to
wit: ss Y has 4ladsi - suias'
The southwest half of the southeast
quarter; also, the northeast quarter of the
southeast quarter; also, the east halfsef the
southwest quarter; also. the. southwest quar-
ter of the northeast quarter; also, the south
part of the southeast quarter Of, the north
east quarter, dissection thirty in township
two of range four. containing two hundred
and eighty three acres, more or1less, and ap-
praised at So, 200, and known as the Allen
Waite farm. szss - <sssss /.
2-The northwest quarter of the south
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! Sheriff Sale. z Z { ! !
Charles Fl. Spang
VS..
Amos IN. Meylert.

Af0WeE is hereby given that will offer for
IN sale, at public auction, at the door Of the
Court House in Woodsfeld, on
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Tames Rinard

: Sheriff Sale.
j ames Rinard
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Commissioners Sale.

JOHN A. Lartard ct al
b 81 - against soc
The Bares Greek Oil Company.
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SiN1ILIA SINIIL,BUs CURAN FUR,
HUMPHREYS

HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
III AVE PROVED, FROM THE most AMPLE EXpE
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cannot be made In using them; harmless as to be
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,HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM.

THIS Is THE MOST DELIGHTFUL AND EXTRA.
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The sun.burnt face and hands peary satin taxtur,
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and roughness from tho nkn leaving the complexion
fresh, transparent and smooth II contains no ateris
INJURIOUS to tho skin. Patronized by Actresses anc
opera gngers II 10 what svery lady shouid have Boe
weryvhero. Retailprioe 90 oents.
Prepared By ". z. HAGAN, Troy, n. Z.
Address an ordersto DRkIA9 DAnKE8 d co.,
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DIR. WRTG HTS
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or, Essence Of Fife,

&$SMSyWWlZISl Cures General D<6iity, Weak
S$$S7S4MToJ< ness, Hysterfcs In Females,
SSNeSGaff'Z%</ PdLpitdifon OF tho Heart and
sGfs S<<eAANf% all Nervous Diseases It re.
|ISSaz4E stores new life and vigor to tho
. a4>@ aged, causing the hot blood Of
Al AZ Ms PhsnlT Tiss youth to course the veins res
om MT t,J mt asns PIX toring the Or0ans Of Genera
neio Us"Nso Goss tior,, reHopin0 Impotency and
nis EliTfr rsjupsn. DEBILITY, restoring Mdnnness
dfc tho syste,n and and fuH of0or, thus proving
opercomc dtease. perfect "Elinir of Lope" re.
moving Sterflity and Barrenness In both sexes. To
tho young middle aged, and aged, there Is no creator
boon than this Elixir OF Life )" 1t gtves o. new
lease Of life, causing tho weak and debilitatcd to
have renewed strength and vigor, and the entire
system to thrill with Joy and pleasure.
Price, one bottle g.; three bottles %; sent by
express to any address.
Our medicines are sold and recommended by all
respectable druggists in every part Of the Civilized
globe; some unPrnclpled dealers, however, try to
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth
less compounds In order 10 make money. Be not
deceived-ask for these medicines and take no
Others II the druggist does net keep them, write
to u.s. and will send them by express, carefully
packed, free from observation. We will be pleased
10 receive letters with full statements in regard To
any disease with which ladies or gentlemen are
afflicted Address all letters for medicines painph.
lets, or advice, to the sole proprietor, a
DR. W. R. MERWIN, 81 Walker g., n. Y
HAY as fmw 1y'
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Receipts Of rroapce v.,e.r,,ny,

yIoEsBURG Steamer Grey Eagle-ll2 bales
cotton Howard, Preston BarTe,tZ23 do J Watt
Sco--37 Payne, Huntington &oo--12 Randall &oo
Is Wright, Allen &eo-1O Powell-s to Butler
Terry &co-7 W ] Robson Lougstreet, Owen &
CO.. Blakemore, Woodbridge Geo Z F Heron
Galbreath 6 Putnam I Lonsdale-2 do W
Pearson-l Given, Watts &co--l Buckner, New
man &co-sundries to order-Total 237 bales cot
ton
SHREyEPORT-Steame National 20 bales of
cotton Carroll &co-6I do w West-I do
Estlin &co-5 do Whited &co-3 do Stevenson &
May do Warren, Crawford &co--lO rolls leather
G L Kouns & Bro-lot machinery y Harper Son
23S hides bales skins 2 rolls leather l bdl do 3
bags wool bbl wax do tallow L Mann Eco
lO5 head cattle Falls, Hill &co-suudries to order
Total l02 bales cotton
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cornie--l bales moss
R Whiter-26 pkgs eggs L Terrebonne- Is do II
bbls rice L Surle-5OOO feet lumber to Pectetlas-
sundries to order
FORT JACKS0N-Steame Live Oak-4O hhds
sugar bbls potatoes VIM Agar do Wilkinson
Rachel-175 SKIS rice Martn-sundries to order
Total 40 hhds sugar
dries to order
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Capt. Joe Walker, Mr. Sam. F. Green, clerk,
leaves to-day on the arrival OF the A. NJ, tram OF
cars, from the lake end Of the Pontehartrain
railroad Agent. @. Harris, corner OF camp
and Common Streets
Grey EAa1E--U, s. MAI Packet, for FickS-
bmy-This regular week packet with Capt. j.
NJ. White in command leaves to-day at P, ~,
ing with first class packets for Memphis and Yazoo
River. She has tasefuIIy fitted up and spacious
cabin, with all the Accommodations necessary to
insure care and comfort to passengers, Travellers
and shippers should not overlook matters of such
Importance. Messrs. Ayles and McYay are in the
office and will be glad to attend to all inquiries il
relation 10 the Grey Eagle to-day.
PAULINE C6RRoLL-ALGnt{c Gnd Mississippi
tSteamsiip co.'s Line u. s. Mai Pacbet-tor.5t
LoujS-Thts large, elegant and favogite passenger
packet, in command of Capt. H. L. White, and Mr.
j. H. Hogue clerk, leaves this evening ats O'Clock
for the above, connecting at Memphis, Cairo and
st. Louis withthe railroads for all points East and
West.
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STEAM HIPS.
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS
and Passengers taking Cotton and stsrng bills Of aang
through Of freight hence St. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen Antwerp, Rotterdam
G0thenburg ard Havre.
sge passenger tickets granted here by this line to bring
passengestroEn Liverpool Queenstown New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult m....a
The anal port destination may be either fixed signing
the bills Of adrg declared BY the holder Of the bill
of adrg within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
at Liverpool thus aordpg the Importer the choice OF
markets
E0mE BEE'rIsR AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Litaa Will dispatch tbs following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIREO7,
Sailing FROM LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
Daring the Summer:
LOUISIANA ........ 1874 tons ...P JamIson Captain.
MISSISSIPPI. l7l tons. CAMPBELL Captain,
FLORIDA. 1887 "A. Finn Captain.
MISSOURI 1884 tons. ,.A Hancock, Captain.
ARKANSAS. 1895 tons. IT. Barron, Captain
ALABAMA. 1879 tons VIM. L. Nesney Capt
GAMBIA 1861 tons......J Graham Captain.
CAROLINA. .I64l tous.....J Hsirby Captain
BOLIVIAN 1913 tons H P. P couohe osps'
Cabin Passage to Liverpool Sl2s gold, TIA equivalent in
currency.
For rates Of freight apply to
HUNTER, AsKEW a CO.. Al Oaronaelet street,
onsgness of goods are respectfully present their
Bills Ladng the Office pay their freight and obtain de-
livery orders for the same.