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Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-02
Zion Hill SCHOOL.

YStlE exercises Of this institution com
- prise the various branches ofan Eng
lish education. The method Of Importing
instruction to the scholars, il on plan
differing essentially from the old mode
and Is believed to be preferable to ii.
One Of the objects Of education, and moi
the least important, Is the cultivation Of
the feelings, which Subsequently overlook
ed, and can never be effected BY rash and
austere treatment, which only tends to
soursthe temper, and render the DISPOSE
tion ungoyernable. The human mind il
SO constituted that it receives instructions
with more facility, when actuated by d
principle Of love and independence, caused
by wise and prudent management, than ii
docs when under the dominion offear, en-
gendered by degrading and unnatural pun
ishment Il is,therefore, believed, that rca-
son md persuasion have more salutary
influence in combating the bad habits
contracted BY children, than punishment
Of any kind, and that they are the only
stimuiants necessary for the good govern.
ment and advancement Of school.
The situation and character Of ZION
Hill. are too well known tareqnire par
ticular description. 1t Is enough to say
that It Is healthy and respectable Gem
tIemen who may think proper ID place
their sons al wards ut this school for in
struction, may rest assured that The most
sidulous attention viii be given to their
and morals, and every indulgence
compatible with habits Of study. The tu-I
ikinn foe ~ two dollars per month. Gen
Tel boarding can be obtained in the neigh
borhopd convenient to the school.
Il. Il. DAVESS.
\ Zion Hill, Amite Co, Mi, Jan. I2-47tfl
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-02
NOTICE

Es hereby given, that on the 10Th da,
u Of October, 1888, M. M. whitney
plaintiff in this case, applied for ant
obtained an attachment from I. w. Pound
ESQ, Justice Of the Peace, in and for the
county Of Amite, against the goods and
chattles, lands and tenemcnts Of Shuler
~ Travis, defendant, for the above sum q
two hundred and twenty-five dollars, re-
turnabie fo the April Term next, Of the
Anlite Circuit Court, to BE- holden d tn
I'd Monday in April, 1889, and unless tho
said defendants shall appear, give snecial
bail, and plead a demur within the time
for appearances ut said Term, Judgment
final will be demanded against the proper-
~ attached, and the property 50 attached
WI be sold and applied to the payment Of
the plaintiffs demands, and all costs.
=. M. DAVIS, Clerk.
Jan. h. 47-4t
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-02

AZ Il the February Term, 1880, Of the
- honorable the Probate Court Of a.
mite county, 4 will present my az
counts for tinnl settlement and allowance,
on the estate Of James M. Lea, decd.
Jan l9--3t. ID. LEA, Executor.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-02
StafiOmaR Y v I;
Consisting IN nartsoI

Consisting in partsof
Paper; Ink, also lndelible Ink,
Quills, Sand, Waters,
Sand Paper, etc. etc.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-02

The above goods tsuch part as convent
ence will allow, can be examined by Gus
toners, one door from the corner Of Broad
and Washington streets, at the old stand
the new Store rooms on Broad street not
being quite ready yet for their reception.
They were laid in on the most favorable
terms, which enables the subscriber to
dispose Of them on accommodating terms,
which he promises to do.
S. TILLOTSON.
Liberty, Jan. 26. 49-tf
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-02

IRAfED away from the plantation Of
II the subscriber, living at Kellerstown,
M, on the 29th Of December, 1888, two
horses Of The following description-one
large brown bay, hops when racking, with
some white feet, s or 0 years old-the
other small bright bay, with black name
and tail, and a mule streak down his back
and rump, with some white in his face. "A
liberal reward will be given to any person
that will take up tho said strays and re-
turn them 70 the owner, or give such in
formation as he can get them again.
Jan l9--30-5t. ROBT. DYER.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-02
We'll EDisse.;H

EMyEIE subscriber having taken up his
-- residence at Burton Bates, 3 miles
north Of Liberty, respectfully offers
his services to the community, iii the bu-
siness Of digging and repairing wolls.-
His method Is the latest and most appro-
we'd Of now IN use. This consideration,
togetherwith the punctuality with which
he designs attending to all calls, will, DE
hopes, insure him d liberal patronage.
PYENT II. JACiKSO I'm.
Dec. Is. d3-tf
N. b. Liberal allowances will BE made
when the cash is paid
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-02

THOSE indebted To the undersigned,
a either BY note Or account, for the
years ~ and '3S, will please come for
ward and PAY UP. No indulgence will
be given after the list NE February, to
those who neglect tocaIl mid adjust their
notes aud accounts.
BACON al NcESVIGHT.
Liberty, Jan. 3, 1882. 46-4t.
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CONGRESS-.

1t will be seen below that Mr. Hunter of this Safe
has been elected Speaker Of the House of RpIre-
sentatvcs, af cr eicrea hauungs He is the ,oang.
est man upon whom that honor WAS ever hes. owed.
The House had not elected a Clerk Tuesday even
ing when the mail left. ter the Sneaker took he
Chan Tuesday, aud the members had been sworn
M tie n jersey returned emb presented them
selves, and demanded 10 be swarm. The Speaker did
not feel at Liberty ad.rt them in consequence Of
the prev Gus decision of the House, A debate en-
sued whitb was progressing NJ our last accounts
The whole OF Monday was occupied in ballotng
or Speaker. We have published The 6 ballots Q
Saturday. Here are the five had ON Monday:
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hr has ever bad 81 lu hs power 10 tdef for sale.
aud believing as he dae- laal he Oily safe lnale a
scuW- llI ct % ma lh.sr band times, Is 10 sell f for
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Wadnesdan. Dc. 1a. LEG.


On motion of Mr.. Watts the Standing Commit
tee Banks wns increased ly the addition oi Two
nenbe,s and the Speaker added Mrss!s. Waus aud
lodges to the COMMITTEE accordingly,
NOomosan Of Mr.. Baker,
Resolved, 'fha, the Committee of Roads aud In
fefna' Nayigd'ioa inquire itto the eApeaiency OF
considering roads that may be stopped for one ear,
without shJeeion by Written uoiiee ffain some
person within tic year, longer pubic roads.
Ga mutton Of .Mf RAINY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23

HARRISON AND TGLER.-The WarenlOn
(Na) Times Of Saturday says " We now NJ
furl our banners. The names OF Harrison and y
Ter are emblazoned upon them. Union for the sake
OF the Union ~ lei this be war cry. Let us re-
store TO the country her Constitution and laws IN
lher purity, such as received them from cur
fathers"
The Westminster iMd.) Carrultonian unfurs The
banner OF Harrison (ts .yurIle) and saws" lie Is
every way deserving Of the highest honors in tfe
gilt OF the American peo le--he has been IN all
tunes The trends Of his counlry--in the councils OIL
Tie hatIOn-aS Governor Of the vast territory no"
comprising Ohio. Indiana. Hines, Michigan, W.,
consin aid ii urUu--as the brave and succtshu'
commander OF Our Northwestern armes-as tie lf0e.
hearted pat uot-the trieud Of Republican insfo,
uons-and the advocate and upholder d laws "u
cons tliutlous.'
The Columbus (Ohio) State journal speaks thus
/ OF the nomination :" 1t is not because General lar
ris0a has been soldier and good one, thai we aie
induced to hail his nomination with enthusiasm
He is STAESMAM The records oil TIC
great West proclaim lin not less the civilian ina"
The saldler But we shall say more g" .
expect lie Wing press Of Ono 10 respond to "'
sentiments without reservations
"lhe nomination Of Mr.. Tyler. OF Nns'u%
meets our "mmest Expectation. We have hoN :
ticket mat need Tear no opposilin."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23
REVENUE Law.


On motion OF Mr.. DDrman. the bill reducing rto
The several acts presei. btag the mode OF sCer.
tanning the taxasle properly within this Common
wealth. and for collecting the patlic revenue on
ITS second reading akca up
Sundry amendments the bill were ad. pied.
motion vas made by Mf. Dot'6au further 10 a.
mend the bhl by adding 10 The sixth secuon lhe fo,
lowing f-"Nor shall any Justice If tie Pence be
appointed comm ssoaef OF the rercnue, II dhs other
justice shall have held the Office IA Tie me district
or county Tor the year neXt preceding, unless such
previous ineumbenis shall have died removed from
the Commonwealth
OH Bayly moved to amend this amendment bv
sticking thererom all after the word rtrehue and iu-
ssrIiog IN lieu thereof unless IT be 10 le-appont
justice already holding the office"
good deal OF debate eusued upon the motion
After It had terminated, The question upon The adop.
ton OF the amendment decided IN the NEGATIVE
AYES IL, noes loo
The question recurring upon the amendmpnt nj
Mr.. Dofman,it was decided IN The affirmative bv ave,
Sc. noes s.
On iaoiion Of Mr.. Dorman tie bill and amend
inenis lad HE table short time after 3
O'Clock.
On motion of Nj. Taylor of Hefax The House
adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23

a. Nh 7 .ehens admits HAT when he fst ucAt
to Washington, he MIS- IN ayal flhe commissioned
memLers from New jersey taking dtelr seats--bul
after the House pernuad documents to be read,
showing that The uoa-eomnisstoned contestants re
ce,yed ma lorits ol the VOTES, he was compelled to
change lis opinion, AID iolusist, tlat, even if that
n"Jorlty made up Of aliens and Other Illegal
votes, the Latter wele entitled 10 elr seats, until the
feet of the iIlegaity Of these established. In
this he d1f.rs not oH'y from hs brother Nulafyers
trom Georgia, bul also ftom Mr.. Rhetf, one Of the
most derlicd Adm III, raion men nom South Caro-
Ina, who on Ihutsda, last, nade a luminous speech
IN dDierce OF the commissioned members. This
course, on tie pant o. Mr. Rheu, 10 have C.
tcctnttet the Globe, who, suppose, deemed the
'coalilion' between The Proclamation men IA d the
Nullllyers TO be too firmly settled admit OF any Jar
ing opinions upon aesllon Involving patty ascen-
dancy. "llasn2 left the House." (says that I'M
ptnclpled spoilsmau,) "btiofe Mr.. Rheu took the
floor, ce do not hao,e IN What aspect lie viewed the
question: (hapiy ~ ORANGE J ''but understood
he broa'hed some aoar grounds in regard to it,
WHAT pity that the Globe could not learn The ma
tute OF these "uew grounds. Neexpect IL will find
them, like all 'ntac grounds, be full of stufoys to
to the powers that be-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23

o. Nh Dyer, Of leury, represents a dis rct in tie
State Senate, every county OF which last Spring,
sent whg delegates TO the Assembly, the aggregate
majority for whom was between 3 and 400. Aud
yet, Senator Dyer, though belonging to party
which makes loud professions Of regard for the ri eh
OF instructions seems determined. in the choice Of "a
I. s. Senator, 10 substitute his own lo, tic will Of his
constituents, thus uoequipoeally aud emphatcally
declared. And stlangest OF ali, not OF the Loco
Foco party deoounces his conduct. The old cry
of "O5ey ar Resign is never heard from heIr lips.
Never did parry 81 mpudenty disregard anil tam
pie upon It's prof 'ssed principles
a. We hag, beealdyored by the author tCharles
EIet' Jf, E.q, late Cdei Engineer Of the J. L. and
Il. Co and now Of Philadelpha,) with copy Ola
pamphlet just published in that cnt. enlllled "A
popular exposition OF the ucoitetiness of the tariffs
OF toIlln use on the public Improvements of the L.
nited States" The subject is an important one, and
particularly IN this State at this moment. when
tariff OF tolls is about 10 be adjusted for the Canal A.
bout to be opened. We do Tot profess to be com
petent to.decide upon the correctness eflhe p,nci.
pies laid down by Ny. Elict. in this, aud the more
elaborate work, stating and elucdating similar views
published by that gentleman when he was At the
aead OF the Engineer department of the James Rjy
er ana hanawhe Company. But unless the Presi-
dent and Directors Of that Company, in adjusting a
tariff Of tolls, shaft deem il an act ofino mnci,-,
deste1s.on 70 give candid a.arng 10 tle late En-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23

g. The Danville Reporter Of Friday last .a,.:
10th the Virginia and the Farmers Bank in Dan
vile have continued to redeem their notes. v Ii sre
Gle, whenever call has been made on them lof the
precious metals"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23

Sign The Pltshurg pa "Democm,c
Committee" h.yestated a new paper, called Tile
ConSHuaonot.t,' aud put forward, as them nomi-
uees, for Pr sdent and Wee Pesldet. in SD lhus
'ahing time by the laeiock, II on3s II. Benton and
Amos Kendall. Pornodae .ftotrqm Mr.. Calhoun
and buchanan may see, in this incident, which
way the wind blows. The Madisonlan remarks, will
great point, III We could whisper in the Of
Messrs. Calhoun, Benton AID Bnohangn, we could
sly, Je'cafc q each other -
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s'"ee'' we are sure '"ey might stndyh nnl, a..
-e1oii to themselves aud 70 tie wo,l - aA'n'
control Ana ihis Nc say, without inres.i.. mn
shemesi iiegiee' to impngn the cap,e5,y# - Tie
genueptn H. or to iusnuate that they arr a.. '1ose
competent to discharge the dues of lbe, .'ieiy
Bile must, unasss'ed BY the reflection. If siaes'
Tile noys''y ofMf.EIer's views, rs vel -
bno" EDGED ability, entities his opluon, IN az
iaf eocs Iteration, especially when twill pre-.
That Dir. rs assumption, that tile MI ~
which all the 'aiiis IN The county are bas.1 "a
sonnd, hnd lead IA uleir practical applicant, 10.
pfessi'e M si!1e to portion Of the cofn,,s
t. great loss cttrade anil rerenue Ia pbe = and
mens," isreudered plausible to say the e,s,
the comparatively small dividends derived f. 10y
Of those Improvements. ''e'i
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENern
The December number this valuable a.,
conducted Periodical has been some d,,sl a9Y
II closes the 9th volume and although is l..,.
subscribers Is by no mems so numerous rs jt,|..s,
i's emile us proprietor to expect, il is ptve,l.,
large enough to justify the hope thai. at e,.1,
ter re Gated experiments and repeated f,,la.s.
Literary Periodical has taken finn rool i, 4o,',t.
soil No OTHER au. We yerlly Ueliese. ,L,o NJ
"'le' "ou'" nave succeeded so wei; nor could h.
Lad he not brought 10 Tie undertaking unfo,o..
able res 'Iuton, uniled with untirne industry
ms excrt'ls in Il cause in which The Sonth j..
oeeiy Interested lie observes the support Of e,e,v
fe'HlnS man nom the Potomac 10 the Balizc-b,
more 's'ecaHy OF every Nnein'an, "Lose repo,.
uon IS III some degree ldentlicd with the enlelpf,e
"bH must s"ler by rs future. But happily, Ila
"of" is nhNn' "n IN Mr.. Whites vocabulary and
Judging by tie arrangement which lie has made II,
the 6h ro'u e,the first number OF "hch will apne,,
'"Januaiy' we anticipate increased attractions, both
N he beauty ms iypography (alfeady unexcelIeJa
ana "ha' IS OF more Importance, III the chararl,,
oI It's Notwithstanding pleasant lastlme with so.
ia instruction.
he December NO. presents great ATTRACTIONS. in
tue H. h'ef rs "" u as III tie aistfuse department
literature. lie author Of LA Flte" gives III,
pleasant legend Of Mexico in tie days Of the fin,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23

c. Oar Advertising trends will Ii and in Adytl,
tisehents, intended for the next paper on Tuesday.
IL We have on hand several Chancery orders
winch the pro s,ure of news has prevented us from
2uOhsh'n"' Ihry shall be published, however, IN
in due time.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23

Reseices. II .. il4e Camasilfe 81 Ceufls 81 Jus-
tic Dr. iu.tr4c -, 10 inquire 10 t'.t - t.ft al
sns''ar 1l the laa respecting sfaod and fsta pm,
tft j'ri> ga al Eases ny fsee - con- eas7-
t'an i1rih1 srIviets.
/ On uo'ia1 of 7lr Wofi#u ton.
hCattc3. lhai lie Cgm H=tsfee etJHsIIse inquire
'a'of 20 be eSrsdifhes el "a II b IT IA e.
pes 90 p teeotj 81 e8ases n Ire eeHt 0i Aases.s
shfh boz piiHtsd. and tsa ssH Gema5aIee feHatf.
lhy b 20 hsrslse saeh H4Is 81 teeaHaffo I'll
tive tHctrf1 rs nv ta ae nd ifeHen
The Sl.aer Id hsf He lie Il ne eamH=4af-
cation lr.m f#e G#esf4ai. ff4Hsf5# "a zls 4aaa=8
rrgar ui tst Ff.s1.Hf sH.. s.sf.Hi III PHeIsl=
fiay irvrutiau.ai ~ lie Lite al eIdsiel 10 lie
prnfci
Committees reported L.. s.ts.I.l lie a.t.ssl al
REVENUE HILf..
en- un'Iau OF air. lllrtp m fa ~ r ~ iaz
info yur lhe ~tyri.d Hfis Prescribing f ND II -
OBTAINING t.r taxable pfeaeuy uitsia HIe CON
tnorv rr'l aH'i - tsHeeme re rI5btIe fefeaas,.
sitit 10 nend H1ra's AVIS faleH NJ.
tl.rI ..rH4raa..fss sUfe afH#f. - #fiss. hi.
hr!"ir tAre 'ss q4s-. Iaa uHaa tie bill md .
mead 'a'-, 81. lb.laH Suggesting 1fat !. Huulj
Gch t., ~ give fHe HHIs TIRE 10 zInsne aad IL
gee Hrr.. moved fI.tI #Hef E~ III "a tie aAle IT
tie prescott, ulHsh t..- .-iHet Ia Is TIE House
o. wuto8 81 ST. Powell. lfafa as liseH ~
burs in biii 20 au8SnH ~ eflItrd a. 3ct lo
rfc,,Ht 'hs Destruction = vii Isis ~ fbs eafn.ies
otNtc"nfc . Faitfsv. fasse1 AHHi9 H. tr59 =
To OIL a" TO tnroffo ale lle ifeaa Gaai Mining
Company eas taken up saI r1ssfd
li'is were utcu ~ on faeir fist aud sreagd
MARSHALL CONT sTED ELECTION
w ~ruihaH from Tire CHfHH#f#fsr OF Privileges
1rj elections, nbfe teHett 1f#a8 the IN matis1 -
ib-u ID. Caldwell. complaining 81 lie ~ -
.'coton ot John SCOT. tie der lif returned IN
De" couu.ry oi Mnshsfs AID give nallse lat lie
should ,sHu up tom anaa.
The report cone iudez IS follows.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23

OHIO RlVER.-The Wheeling Times OF 3D..
ufday says" The river is now ample for all l',
poses OF navigation. and boats are bliskly running
The troubles with the tenants on the Van NO.
salaer estates near Albany, ale end for tue
sent and the duverno. has ordered The dsoan9O4
meat ci tie ;oops.
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$4,000.
4 AEPoSIFES of money current IN Virginia will
- be received, If uot less in amount than FlN +
bobLAkS, and certificates issued binding fully
aud etectnay the funds property, &c. OF the Bauk,
IT. The payment thereof when demanded ron Ten
DAYS notice. with interest thereon from the date At
the ra;. Of per cenum pen unnum, for such as may
remain six 'nonths and upwards, aud ourper cenlun
per annum ul,do such rs may remain four and not
exceeding SIX N o'ths aud three per centum per an
mum upon such at may Le demanded within four
moalhs.
FDiSCON1is Rs0yS.
Every Thursday at O'Clock, p. NJ, al the OF
fee oIthe Bank, doors below ,hc. Farmers Bank.
E9REsECTOE$.
John Robin. Mcdaniel g. L. Mosby,
J. Il. Holmes, d. X. Lymun,
d. Rodes, Jas. T. Stevens
J. I. Davis, II. w. Collins,
Thos Mckinney.
OFFICERS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
JOHN MCKINNEY. Treasurer.
JoS MARSH, Secretary.
Ian p VISIT
NJ Apprentice is wanted at tins OF FlCE.
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MAIL ROBBERY The Providence journal Of
me nh INST, s'ss, II Is understood that elson
employed IN QUE Of tur Post Offices IN that STATE has
1etn aeteetcdin opening oJle,s x absuacline u otey
nom N'en " e are uut m russcsslot Of all the par.
ueu!ts aud Therefore make At present DO com
nLenl IAelenn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23

Petitiors were resented AID Ietene1--
b. Mr. Veuab'e, Of Na'lanl-l Penich and
Others praying that lhe Appoma'ioA liver IRON Nor.
louisville to Planters avn, be declared lawful
fence.
By Mr.. Taylor of Halifax, from the Trustees Of
the Halifax Academy, PLAYING "a amendment 10 The
act incorporating that Academy.
BY Nh. Michel hon llowc. Kobn.on' OF
Bedford Tor divorce from his wife soa also o
petition from The WIFE, for divorce rom Ter nus
band, llowcl Robinson.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-23
NEw ORLEANS. Nov. I3.

Yesterday sales IF cotton would a.
mount TO about only 1900 bales, and
again at prices rather dropping. The
market wore sickly appearance from
some OF our heavy holders being anx
ious to press their stocks on sale, actu.
ated by the impression that though
money matters are at present lullicient
ly difficult, their tightncss will increase.
The small amount Of yesterdays tran.
sactions, arises simply from tic usual
cause of such succeeding previou,
days large purchases, which on Mon.
day were from 4 to 5000 bales. Al
the time cfclosing our inquiries on that
day, further sales than those reported
had not transpiyed.
In our money market, we note that
specie has been bought and shipped
by some Of our banks for the purpose
of meeting their former drafts made a
ga'nst nothing. From the want of con.
fidence in these institutions, private
bills on New York, for short sight, rule
so high as ! per cent. prem. figure
much beyond what they can command.
Noar.---We quote at S5,25 a $50,
with no demand except for city use.
Accounts state the Ohio rising, when
our stock may be expected to increase
and probably prices reccde.--Lomism.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-23

Pike, Josso Harper and J. Il. Cunningham. =
Pontotoc, J. d. Bradford. .--panola, -
Childress.
Rankin, Daniel Foret and John NJ. Drake.
Scott, R. w. Roberto; ;-simpson, Simeo,
Thomas4 and John Berry Smith, James
McCaughn.t
Tanica, L. A Besancon. .:--Tippah -
Hargrovet and -- Ayrcs. t--Tishemin
Jos. L. Matthewst and X. II. Boon. ..--T.lh.
hatchie, ---- Jenkins
Warren, w. S. Bodley, Thomas Anderson 4
John l. Guion.--W Wilkinson, Jas. A. Vcnlre,,
and VIM. A. Norrs.--Winston Joseph Bell.
- Washington, Dr. Dunn Wayne, -
Frost.
Yazoo, James r. Burrus and John M. Sharpe q.
-Yalobusha, L. R. Stewart. w. G. Kendall.
and Robert ST. Clair Rayburn.t
Democrats marked thus IL \ and thus n
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-23
F.nm lie pittshurr Merc,lr.


Hon. Z. J. WAIVER, Senator from Mis-
sissippi, who had aun nnced his intention
to resign his seat has been induced, by the
strong solicitations of his friends, and the
prospect of renewed permanent health. to
alter his resolution. To the numerous
and ardent supporters Of Mr.. Walker, and
TO the Democracy Of the Union, The re-
tanning of his place in the Senate, will be
cause for sincere graduation. He has
written powerful letter to the people of
Mississippi, in which the Banks of that
state, perhaps the most recklessly man
aged Of adj their iniquitious tribe, receive
soverc denunciations and elfectual expo
sure. We extract the following paragraph
frern TIC letter of Mr.. Walker. Itaflords
strong evidence Of the cycIusivcncss aud
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-23
New York. Nov.

Cotton.-The market continued to
present the same languid and dropping
appearance before noticed, with but a
very tritling amount Of sales until yes.
terday, when the transactions extend.
ed to about $50 bales, though at a re.
duction of one per cent per lb. from
the nominal prices week since; the
sales comprise 300 bales New Orleans
at 10 l-2 cents, omitted in our last,)
total for the week of about 1000 bales.
1t will be seen on reference that our
quotations have undergone some ri,is.
ion.