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The Oxford falcon., 1867-10-12
Notice q Nsruhants


We woula respectfully ask tho
attention ofCommission Merchants
and the business men generally Of
Memphis, New Orleans aud else
whore TO tho fact that the OxFORn
FALcON Is published in 4 wealthy
and poPulouS section Of country,
and has = largo circulation, which
ia steadily increasing. It is the
only paper published in Lafayette
County, aud is established at the
educational centre Of tho StatO.--
Tho University Of Mississippi, the
High Court Of Errors and Appeals
and the United States Distri ct
Court, for the Northern District
Of Mississippi, are all located ht
this place. To those wishing Il
secure the trade Of LaFay cite anc
adjoining Counties, wo would offOl
tBS columns Of tho FAT.coN as thu
best medium through which they
can communicate To- our citizens
The Oxford falcon., 1867-10-12
Prepare Your Votes.

The. time will soon DO at hand
wbel tho, people viii be called
upon 70 give their sanction or re-
lection to the rccOnstruction meas
urCs offered by tho Congress of
the United States. The command
ing General has appointed the 5th
day Of November for holding tho
election, for q Convention" or
mo Convention" and also dele
gatesr in case the Convention Is
carried. Now, oitizens and peo.
plo % MissiasiPPi - no time Cod
you-to decide the great issues that
wiz ailoot tho destiny Of your no
bIe and gallant State. Now, Il
the time for you to say whether
tho great right Of suffrage shall
DO absolutely aud Internationally
extended TO all, or this grand and
timO-honOred boon be restricted
TO qualified and partial limits
Now, is tho timo for you to say,
whether the hugo tide of Radical.
ism shall DO checked in its on
ward and destructive ebb or the
waves Of political and national de.
graduation shall roll unreslsted and
finally submCrgO you in the sea Of
perpetual and irretrievable ruin
The hour is auspicious. It il
braught with moment. It should
receive the calm and dispassion.
ate consideration of every man
united with his earnest and dcvot.
cd efforts to stay tho mighty cur.
rent.
The Oxford falcon., 1867-10-12

The jackson Clarion Of late
date, says; 1.-The decline in cot
ton is a distressing feature in the
events of the day. Our impOver-
ished people, staggering under
the weight of debt contracted be-
fore the war,::whlch left them with
out resources, have paid in many
instances as high as twenty-five
per cent for credit with which to
carry on their farming business
the PRESENT. season, besides, mort
gaging their crops and whatprOp-
erty they had saved from the
general wreck. They had calcu-
lated, at least, upon prices some
what apprOximating the rates that
ruled the last season; but now,
after struggling against the ills
of inefficient labor, of excessive
rains at one time. drouth at an
outher, and of destroying insects,
they are brought to face the ap-
palling calamity of prices reduced
below one-half Of the quotations
of the past season. nuoas
We might indulge speeulatiOns
concerning the cause Of this unek-
pccted fallin prices, and encourage
hopes of o reaction; but all this
would be, at best, but mere sur
mise. Nothing is SO uncertain as
the course Of the cotton market
The shrewdest spectators who
make it their study to watch its
ebbing and flowing in order to
take the tide which willbear them
to fortune are oftentimes hopeless
ly wrecked in their voyage9to the
desired zpOFtgs rsaia g1YT .1syJ
Agricultural people, free from
debt, except what has been incur
red in order to raise their present
crops, viii be able to weather the
storm, and passinto the trials and
struggles Of another year without
q sacrifice of their property but
we see little hope, unless the cot
ton market reacts, for those who
had heavy liabilities hanging over
them, To such persons, the only
means ofFcscqc, that wencan dis.
corn, from their lmbarrpssments
IL the Bankrupt Act. Itliga des.
pcfatC resort, bit it VIII enable
men to begin, the world anew with
. prospect .0fye-estab lishing them
selves in al least comfortable cir.
cunstahces, beyond the reach o
money lenders who saved theil
NOTES, accounts, and other eyiden
ces of debt, in the wreck Of estates
during the war.
The Oxford falcon., 1867-10-12
John Bull,
Manufactures and Vender Of the
Celebrated
Smiths Tonic Syrup !!
ToH THE CURE OF
AGUE AND FEVER,
tU ng s 4u m
on .THE cURE OF
'cHILLs AND FEVER.
VTHE PROPRIETOR Of this eel

TNHE PROPRIETOR Of this cell
= ebrated medicine justly claims for
It superiority over all remedies ever
offered to the public for the safe, cer-
tain, speedy and permanent cure of
Ague and Fever, or Chllls and Fever,
whether Of short or long standing.
He refers to the entire Western and
South western country to bear him
testimony to the truth of the asser-
ton, that in no case whatever will it
fall to cure, If the directions are
st y followed and carricd.out. In
q many cases single dose has
bee ficient for cure, and whole
families have been cured by q single
bottle, with perfect restoration of the
general health. It Is, however, pru-
dent, and in every case mere certain
to cure, If its use continued in small
er doses for q week or two after the
disease has been checked, more es~
pecially in difflcult1and long standing
cases. usually, this medicine will
not require any aid to keep the bow
els in good order; should the patient
however,requirea cathartic medicine
after having taken three or four
doses of the Tonic, d single dose OF
BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY
PILLS win be sufficient.
DIR. JOHN BULLS Pricipal,
No 45th, GROSS Street.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
n6rAll Of the above remedies for
sale at DIR. GABBERTsS Drug Store,
South side of the square [v2nl5-ly.
q F p -
The Oxford falcon., 1867-10-12

Aessrs. Stephens and Ra,-The
Macon Telegraph states, on the
highest authority, that Hon. A. II.
Stephens says Mr., Hills three let
ters to Gen. Grant are the most
powerful papers on public affairs
that have appeared since the close
Of tho war, and arc destined
TO create a powerful impression
whercyer they arc read, South or
North. la.i.s 81 pa,e asi
The Oxford falcon., 1867-10-12

II Is now something like thirty
years since tle establlDhment Of
the first advertising agency h this,
cOuatry. AT that. time thera were
scaEcely eight hundred periodicals
OfN1l dessriptI6As priHtsd n the
United States, while now the MANY
Der will exceed four thousand.
Advertisers have increased and
agencies boon established ineyery
important city, and have proved
a. great assistance to the heEsDa-
per press. u ! Il IL ! I /
r 1t is estimated that ut the pres.
ent time there are several hundred
men who make this their business,
but Of these no more than 20 are
known to any considerable extent,
and by far the most important are
two or three we'll known firms in
/ = ID T.. -
New York city, among which the
house of Geo. P. ROweA i Co.,
No. 40 Park Row, occupies in some
respects the most prominent posi-
ton. Although not among the
Oldest. this one, by the energy
and business ability which has
characterized it, has become the
authorized agent Of nearly every
paper printed in the English Ian
guage in North America, and the
amount of their transactions eX.
goods the combined business OF
many of the older but less eter-
prising establishments. !et7fa
At their Office may be found on
file newspapers from every sec
ton, from Maine to California
and from their books can belearn.
ed the rates for subscription and
advertising.
The distance of advertisers from
the newspaper publishers as gen
eral thing, renders it difficult fol
the latter to be correctly informec
Of the financial reliability Of then
customers, and therefore they usu
ally prefer to receive their favor
? through some reliable advertising
agency, which, in consideration o
the commission allowed, assumes
, all risk of payment, and doe
away with the trouble Of collect
, ing individual accounts. "
l The house named in this articl,
/. is authorized to contract for on
D paper at our lowest rates, and W,
: assure customers at q distance
: that we prefer to receive order
through them, rather ap to con
D tract direct with par who or
) unknown 20 rs, no ter ho1
4 good or rosIknsibld I may b
t
The Oxford falcon., 1867-10-12

- Mrs. Margaret Carr bought
a black cat, in Pittsburg, tho 9TH
CT day, for the purpose of taking
.thrCo drops of blood from it, to be
administered TO 9 grand child suf-
fering from Group. Thcro-upon
tho old lady's noighbOrs raised a
tumult, charging her with witch
craft, and she was Obliged to call
upon tho authorities for protec-
ton. William Owens, Esq, her
lawyer, brought twenty witnesses
20 prove that tho child recovered
on tho moment that tho dose OF
blood was administered. e,.
The Oxford falcon., 1867-10-12
LATEST NEWS.

In Ohio Thurman, Democrat, is
elected by asElall majority and So
curing both branches ofthe Lcgisla-
turo. Tho negro amendment was
defeated by $4,000. The election
in Pennsylvania is doubtful though
tho Democrats have gained tre-
mcudOusly, Iowa and Indiana
have given Democratic mAjoritiesI
The Oxford falcon., 1867-10-12

Tho Cotton Crop.-The Treas
ury Department has nearly COM
pIoted It's statement Of tho cotton
crop for the present year. Prof.
DCbmar, at the head Of the Stats
tic Bureau, has succeeded in pro-
curing from the collectors Of the
cotton tar the necessary data from
which TO mako up his statement.
Tho whole crop win not exceed
100000 bales. .,9
The Oxford falcon., 1867-10-12

= ~ The Hnndsboro' Democrat,
until rccentlys recOnstrnction sheet,
now announees itself opposed tOsa
Convention. II says "There b
more manhood and grace In bInntIy
recnntlng an error than IN sulkIly
poFslstlng IN what we know 10 be
false. We now annoance that we
are ready 70 fight against a Conven-
ton, and with that view, plhce our
foot n the arena and hang our shield
In the list. Il = the duty ol every
man 20 vote against q Convention,
Al la votes az al, and lenve the ne
nponsIbillty % ncgruizlng the South,
where e belongs, with the Radical
pRrty,"
The Oxford falcon., 1867-10-12

- AvoniA Jones Brooke, who
was to have opened the theatrical
season in Memphis, instead Of Miss
Boyd, died in New York city q
fCw days since. ~
The Oxford falcon., 1867-10-12

~ We1eatD that Mai. NJ. s.
Ward, one Of the editors Of the
Pamela Star, died in that place of
cholera, a few days since. The
disease was contracted while in
Memphis, .''.., "a n. -. 500. = ... -
The Oxford falcon., 1867-10-12

Death Of a RSBter.-Mr. Thomas
J. Edwards, for several years con-
nected with the mechanical depart.
ment OF the Memphis Argus, died
Of yellow fever In New Orleans, a
few days since.
The Oxford falcon., 1867-10-12

AJ,Tho ship Ceres is at Liv-
'erp00l, England, loading for the
port Of 4loSandria, Va. She will
10 the fifst direct foreign entry in
that port since tho establishment
Of the blockade in 1861.
The Oxford falcon., 1867-10-12

/ ~ In Nashville 1t is said
that one Of the saloons employs q
hack TO carry of its customers as
fast as they get drunk.
The Oxford falcon., 1867-10-12

~ Our kind and considefate
Yong friend, II s. Yerger, Esq,
will please accept our thanks for
favors bestowed. Nay he live q
century.
The Oxford falcon., 1867-10-12
ADMLNISTRATOR'.S NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
BY virtue Of decree of the Pro-
bate Court of Lafayette County, at
the August term, 1867, the UNDER
signed having qualified as admin,
istratrix of the estate Of Il. Andrews,
decd, hereby gives notice that alR
persons having claims against said
estate are required to. have them
duly probated within the time pre-
scfibed by law, OF they will be forev-
er barred. -if
dies E. i. ANDRUs Adm'x.
sept 2Sth-l8e7. - ~,
The Oxford falcon., 1867-10-12
CITATION NOTICE.

Nf' OAAA11ONs NO1xCE.
TO James E. Morrison, of Dallas
County, Alabama, and all other
persons interested in the estate of
Robert Morrison, deceased,
Won. arc hereby cited to be and
appear before the Probate Court
Of Lafayette County, Miss, on the
4th Monday in October, 1851, to an
swer the petition Of ]. p. Morrison,
administrator, to sell the land belong
ing. to the estate of said+decedent, for
division among his legal heirs.
40 uef.rn w. DELAY, Cpk.
Sept. 18th, 1667-v2n45-4w
The Oxford falcon., 1867-10-12
ORA DENTON
IA I" Has PERMANENTLY '''.

Ok fOrd,y Mi $ Sec
Etvhlre7Ie may IS found tbe1ast half
OF each month On 1.-THE yea9, ready to
practice his profession for all those
lhOn0ring him with q call. Il Office up
stairs, over the grocery Of RascOe,
Black u co. Westside Public Square.
ah u ns-ti: $ 'sl.' / -
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
uKl1En STATES cIRGuIT rausT.


Tho Ease OF James -. Fresman-Ckarxe OF
0sthe JarS.
Before Judge Benedict
Pee Tinted States James II. Freenoa.-Ths
raso which has occupied the Court and Jury fer The
four days was al three O'Clock yesterday given to
Jury, MIR. Phelps Assistant United States District
torney, having summed up the part OF the govern
ment
Judge Benedict In charging the jury said that the ques
ton at Issue related 10 the and intention laid down
In the third count OF the Indictment and that with re-
gard the rst and tho jury had nothing
10 consider. II The prisoner was guilty at az ne Mas
guilty under the third count which charges INN WIN
c1torng money, and that DO demanded ana feceiteu
money with the corrupt intention 81 receiving y as lee
for NJ done by him 10 his capacity as
n revenue oIacsr His Honor also instructed the jury
that Miller must be considered as acting LOT Freeman ~
she whole ,.
ing. Az lna Judge Benedict took ms seat On me
bench Mr.. s. g. Courtney, United states bisHS. Az
torney was also present The prisoners eounsei were
not in attendance
The Judge directed the jury to be called into court.
On coming in The foreman said IN reply 10 the oicer
that they had agreed was there any likelihood
of their agreeing The added that within Tho
past hail hour lac had been seized with an Affection OF
the heart and he felt that further confinement would
endapger bis health and probably his lite. He thought
therefore that he justified IN suggesting to the
Court proprieiy OF ordering the jury TO be dis.
charged.
ST. Courtney asked the Court to ask the jury II there
any prospect Of Their agreeing.
onc OF the Jury, IN answer 70 question from the
Judge, said he believed 1t WAS perfectly useless TO con-
suit on the matter again. II would be utterly impossible
for them 10 agree.
The Judge observed that though II was important
there should be verdict tho case, st, under tho
circumstances stated by tho foreman, he would now dis
rhareo the jury.
mains bail in tho SUN OF s., 600.
The court thep adjourned ill Monday morning.
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COURT uF GENERAL SESSIONS.

The Court Of General Sessions Of the Peace 10.
,norrcw for the November term Judge Russell presto
,ng the District Attorney, A. Oakley Hall, In person
attending 70 prosecute. The Grand Jurors sum.
rnoned. and q quorum will doubtless be empsneIi ed.
Tho next day being election day business will stand
rI Wednesday whom the judges charge 20 the Jury
viii 10 delvered The calendar ~ heavy. but there arc
no Important cauees The homicldes are IN the Oyer
and Termner. witch meets In Decsmber
rms PARK RANK NCfsANcE
The 1rss cause on Mondays calendar s the Indictment
agairst the Park Bank for nuisance. The District
Attorney inends % force tie Cling of plea spans the
nusancs ssue. II the corporation do not Die pea
ststng nuisance then the District Attorney will indct
the directors individually, because the presumption OF
law then follows that they individually, and not only
ss corporatcrs, sanction the nuisance. fne directors
eistp 70 ~ moYips the fovpdstiVn back. They must
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Scup OCEAN Bird (Br) Capt Urguhar sailed frorh Aha
vca FOR New York Oct with cargo Of guano aA on The
ssh sprung leak: 9Th, experienced heavy gale rsm RsE
in lat 49, % 30 which caused the leak tynnrsass
such an extent that found impossb1s save her;
nov l. the French brig Charles Marie from 81 Pierre for
New York, hove in sight and concluded abandon the
schr having Affect OF In her hold and The pumps
choked. They arrived In this city yesterday The
III burthen, old. and had cargo Of $50
guauo owned by McRobers and others OF Londonderry,
scns DANIEL CHASE Baltimore for wilmington NC
ashore 20 miles south Of Cape Haterss during the late
aud became total wreck. All hands, except the
mate lost
srrAxsr FoRxsr ousEs (Br), from 81 John, NIB, for
rredcrick,ccn run on ledge at wheplsy Point. having
and all tho freight will probably be saved.
ssAsBoAr ARROW burned near tho Mouth Of the Ma.
kelumne river California, on the Let inst
snIr GRAcx sAseFAyr, from Calico which put into Bar
Queenstown prior to Oct ~,
A LARGE sur, unknown was passed ashore Eve or
on the 18Th MI Her fore ana main ,nssts ware
aud sails loose, 10 dry.
RRic ccxtr IIvrKy Br), reported wrecked At Sas.su
Janero The registered igl tons was built Mira
mich in 1868 from which port she sailed.
.scnR KKfsErhe vessel reported BY telegraph from
gwen as he Samuel Iiessc b dcubess the British schr
Ksssc Keeny from New York sep, u for Iampco The
1855. and hailed nom Nassau, Mp.
scuR crcSnr, Anderson. from Charlot,ctown PEI for
saubro, and oundered about hour afterwards She
bad cargo OF mackerel Goldfish &C. which, 0 well - the
selves IN n. Ss. and succeed m ssns OF with
most Of their clothes; bat the captain lost valuable watch
n he water Ssee % as ses ss ss vas &
covered that the locality could NOT be sscerancd
scsn BLAorxAF, stillmap from 0scrsetown, DC, for
SIS A'' WIZ '' Rp' n'' N''''s s"'''' N''s 's''
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suptEns ttusr-ts,setss.
Pie Register. OF Election aud the Contev,pt
Case.
pafn Ind McCunu

pbe Heaistcrs Of Eiection M" tue soh'evipt
Case.
Before Judge McCunn-
the registers OF election sgains, whom VIZ Justice
NcCuun on Friday last granted writ requiring them
90 appear before him and show why shsy should
NOT be committed for contempt presAnted themselves
yesterday before this court in obedsnee 70 the order
registers 10 register the names OF number OF German
Irish who hsd obtstned csrta acs Of nau-
OF James N. Sweeney, the clerk.
Mr. Charles = Spencer appeared on behalf OF the
reester stated that the 70 usa was the result Oh
Misunderstanding aud not from any intont 70 show con-
tempt OF the also that tho names had since been
accepted and registered The registers were accord
snSiy discharged
Divorces Granted Yesterday.
Before Judge sutherland.
Judgments Of divorce yes,erda ygrantsd by Judge
sutherland In tho following Thomas u. Norris
Va Ann Norris. custody Of children awarded 10 plain
am Laura G. Belknap W. Edward Belknap; Ann Eliza
Pudoey vs. Charles v. Padney, custody o. children
awarded to plain tiu.
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S HIPPIN G NEW IS.
Almanac for New york-Tbis Day.
Swn rises. ........ q IL Noon sets eve 10 ~
sun scts......... 5it High winter. morn ~ ;s0
~ 1888 ~. A4A
P0RT OF new y0RK. NOVEMBER 2. 1867.
CLEARED

Steamship City Of PARIS (Brl Kennedy Tiycfpool--I q
Dale
steamship France tBr) Grace LverpooSationai steam
Navigation TO
steamship Msriposs, Quick New orieans-New York Mail
steamship Co,
steamship sherman, Hudre,h. New orieans-H crom
well a Go.
Steamship herccdta, smith, New orleans--c u Mallory 4
Co.
Steamship San Salvador. Nickerson savannshGarrison
a Alien.
steamship Thames, Pennington, savaopah-R Lowdcn.
Steamship Champion, lockwood. Chareston-n n Nor.
gan A Co.
steamship Nnianzas, Ryder, Charleston--A Teary.
Steamship Zodiac, Rogers Wilmington SCMnrray, Fer
RE a 60.
Hlehmond-N Mctrcsdy A 90.
Steamship valley Cry. Iouin, AIcxandra--J Hand
steamship q Knight Denly, Washington, DC-Brcwn
Davis
etesmshp Claucus Morgan. Bosion--w Clvds
Steamship Asashns, xsly, New Hedf0razrsUgsan
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Charge OF Murder ON tho High scns-The
English Extrndition Case.
Before Comm issionor Osborn.
The case OF Frank Sullivan who 10 charged with The
murder OF the mate OF the British vessel Maria on the
HIGH seas TO have up yesterday argument
the points raised by defendants COUNSEL but went
over IN Wednesday when the points viii be submitted
10 the Commissioner In writing
The Case Of Shooting Bonrd the NIarmiou.
The investigation respecting tho charge against
Sproue, second mate OF the Marmion who IL accused
OF having SHOT dead seaman named GUILTY, was adj
joprned I'LL Monday.
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'''nee 90 corsIcs B.yana yli. De Pa.ss Ans'
manns; .'sn,ss Charleston; Zodiac wlmngton: Z;
Ra:hi washineton Msrposs New Orleans DO,
f fssSss c1- sr.nd.; :sp. Sce Garner
Doys, ssn FrA''.-.: .aoru,oa fverpooi fhos 5uuhsm
3r.d xm fapscost- London
wind at sunset wsw
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CuuaT-Ix ADMIRALTY.
Before Judge Blatchford.

Decker and others The bark Jupder.The Judge has
pronounced in this collision favor OF the
hbeanis, and orders reference to Commissioner 10
nscetan and report the extent OF the damage dono
by the Jupiter to the vessel OF the Iibeants.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

ie evidence OF Il 70 make their plea rood Agress oeM
interest IL felt 10 the com ug result N ms h''en
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Sys1s! sy s r ana Eses iS; pss.1n
q; S. ..%s gs sS. Fs s;,.S S.%s,,
ss'sr.s ~ E:f. as; ana b.;
Gsss oss a52ir s0f h,rn a xsSnsnn, isS.
sa &c. SUE ss so
'sn San Francisco
cent sept Y ~. nanls masisri -
stone 2st u.s.. HUDSON, Pratt do; Annie Boyd. orf-
Arrived siSrsy..end ais. Medw.y %, Harris SYork;
John Chism woodsocs. DO. Hesns, Hsdgsr, DO. =.
Las 0ss ls-Arrived, zsand Chimney from the
sailed soh oordsa symmes tfrom olsssow), San Fran.
sl.so: O.. . Dorsh::sr Reynolds. sos,oa
MouLsyIs. sept Il-Arrivsd, Tirreil Morgan, Alden;
NrwcAsTlr, DC, iiNEaersd out susqushanna xsinsrd
Martinique and Brunswick.
Nlwcssrlr, Nsw. Aug Arrived Surprise, Nickerson,
PoRrlAsp Oct so-on. Turner schultz. from NYork
rosTsscyTs &C. sl-saisd, Lena. mnnss' orOm An.
oa ,hs Edd,'iOno lSiS. Anton Gunshsr from Bremen
rosT Lrsas oc.is--oG Burmsh. Davidson from Liver.
on the sSsrries soiA Carrie n smith, from Liverpool
fosr M.Hos, %, 7Arrived. remerarIs. Font; Lemps,
;ssw; s%ss, ana Haven, HAN NfcSt; Lswie1cs,
ss Sss sS1' SySri s
Ianusa Fsrnandlns: q Bosss Merritt. Baltimore
Ponr SPAN sept scnr Dearborn Orb Peters
Baltimore; Oct =, brig Unicorn tBr), Lake, DO, :.
v9uIkssrows, Oct ie-Arvcd, Ahce Todd, nardinF'
NNork and sid for Antwerp: I'D City Of boston s
Leich Nlork Sand sid for Liverpoc); Nov y CUBA s)'
stone Boston tand sid for Lvcrpool. -
QrKHrc o. so--.rrved, steamship - Patrick tBrh
TrOcks, glasgow.
Cleared Goth, shig cssv.ler. Mcbride. clyde; =.
KocHKsrER. Oct 22--Arriyed, Levanter, Darisn va.
SMrRNA Oct 6Arrved. Rebecca Goddard, Manson Car
am Polly Pinkhanl Pinkhatn. DO.
srAsenAs AUG a--in port. bark Anita tBr, Askns for
NYork; and others az before.
Sr THOMAS, l6--Arrved bark Transit Keller, Havre
(and cid 18th for New OrIcansl.
sslsd lon brig wSz ihri Acser Turks Islands alss,
schr w,ldnrs Allen from NyoIkh Antlsvs, ~.
Nyork; sshr AJmeer lBr) GinatE DO. %. brig Marion
'CissSa ish bvk rrwsean pl&sohArs, xs,xah