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New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

,hich cities were ahead of il in 1899.
Assign OF PROMISE IN TIE SourH.-The following arti-
lom the Savannah Republican, lending Georgia jour
al has great significance and force
PRorrcrIvE DurEs-This subject of late years has been
s,de as complete tug-bear possibly be, and one
o propose moderate duty OF protection but the cry OF
The accursed Tariff ia rng through all its changes Ii be-
mss the people of the South examine this matter tor
rsses and import opinions on subject OF vital I'M
lnce to them and whca they should weigh IN The scale
their own interests regardless of prejudice. That 1t Is
se interest of England and France flood with their
uacures and Xures and drain US OF our specie theS
e doubt, and should consider if, IN order to Keep
s Advantage, they do not talk more about Tree trade
la1 they practice. Let what articles at American
ue are admitted into those countries tor less duty than
bper cent and upward Is it Rice, Grain, Flour Timber,
jNul Stores Provisions Tobacco No! Ii is Cotton
lie md tina, into England where they cannot dispense
Ia it, TO keep their immense factories in notion
But they have already in progress which promise
successful 10 supersedc the necessity of depending upon
6 Cotton Their experiments in India have proved
su and they find they obtain from there Just good
article a any of As therefore, as they make
ie farther progress shall heavy duty laid on our
on, the protection OF theirs Oar foreign demand Will
assened and our planters will find sale tor all they
Taproduce They must then their attention 10 other
meets of industry and that will doubtless be MASuFAcruREs
v culture of Silk. 1t is then that they will the ad
age OF checking by moderate duties the heavy influx OF
surplus goods of overstocked Europe, and preventing
aimee OF trade which can be longer paid in produce but
Us, certainly be in specie This is the at this time
Notwithstanding our large crops, both North and South
I'd our increased exports is carried from Newly
almost every packet Particularly 10 France TO whom
State debts are due showing the great drain to be created
gihe almost free ingress of French Wines and Silks.
The views Of Southern people have been much changed of
lie years. and they do no, protective duties with quite
adsemped an eycfor their factories are already
Fosng ap In Georgia there Cotton factories at Ea-
sna, Athens and eewhere North and South Carolina,
nj Virginia. there several, and they will continue to IN
a is only withis month that 100 bales Of Cotton
as have been shipped from this State TO other markets
mas good omen for the is disan, when we shall
q our bes, market for Cotton at home ans we shall then
!: 'efdependent people. a with England would
r the value and necessity Of this, and for tins we
'@Sd be preparing.
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3 NJ M ROWERy
= ANr,s FRENCH sHOEs-fIaving perused an ad

ANE,S FRENCH SHOES.-IIavng perused an ad-
ycrtiseuent NcwYo Tribune Of June H. over the sag
nature o B. Miller finding used Tor the phr-
nose OF selling shoes inferior quality those which We sup
ped the New York with, We take this method 10 INFORM
bem tho oar names without solely 10 PAIN
off their shoes of the old stand Lane Murray
street and maemen made IN h' pun anu
sJ m rho, dir Allen OF
u, hut three employment aud then mercy 10 BLOCK
the uppers and TO attend the ourn'ylen Tor 1t
laIy shoe pair ladies CATER boots for sufficient rea-
SON b he was not competent least did not so con-
dc- him Ladies will supply the article they formerly
SUPPLIED with at the old stand, No. Mnrray-s street
'"tr .s Sp- " THOMAS LANE & son.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

The AMERICAN NAvY-We are indebted officer of
the Navy for the following list Of Vessels of War in the
Navy of the United States, with their
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CITIES OF THE EMPIRE SrArE.-The Express gives the
Hgsng comparative of the various cities of this

Il will be observed thai Brooklyn is the second city IN
aon in the State which place has been heretofore held
Nv Albany Rochester ontranks both Troy and Buffalo,
shch cities were ahead of it in 1899
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

Alta late meeting of the Society for the Encourage
@ OF The Fine Arts London the first prize for oil paint
be
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

ALFRED SMITH,
MERCHANT TAILOR, 36 FULTON-STREET, ha.
wi well selected of Cloths Cameres ana
Vengs season. which he offers make up for the
public generally very best extremely low prices FOL
Cash ON delivery asG:ly
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

COPPER, TIN AND ZINC ROOFENG
yIJIF friends and the public thar he
prepared 10 buildings with the above materials at short
notice aSd on Reference will he to some OF the
6rs, bpld,nes in the country for workmanship &c Budhgs
covered any Cutters Cornces ard Leaders oi
the above materials made and repaired, at the
~ ~ Old Stand No 21i Ccnal-strcct
w. II. SWEET.
that the subscriber will warrant TO BAKE or 10 'a
TIN Ware always ON hand Also the AhanOr Cooking Stove the
only Mace thew can be had the city, w. H. SWEET In22
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GREESWECsa POTTERY,
PSI EighfPenth-

GREENWICH POTTERY,
2S1 Eighteenth-sireoi,
NINTH AND TENTH AVENUES
Tg1E subscriber respectfully informs the Public that he continues
the following articles Which he offers for sale on
reasonable terms, VIZ
Stone Ware larthen Ware Portable Furnaces Chimney Pots
Stove Tile eenHouse do Fire Brick Druggist and
CheEiieal Ware, &C. sc.
stove Innings 0 any pattern and at short notice
je2-3m NAStiN"loN Sntll II.
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TNRANsPAEEHIC IL a l. A. WI ~ I'd w
sHADEs-,00O pairs transparent Window SHADES Tor 'alc
by W0ODFORD &c Cathenestreet al the low price
per pair residing city purchase
handsome pair Window Shades a remarkably low price
uphoisterers supplied by the dozen
pairs OF Italian Landscapes from $1,000 TO $500 per
pair.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

MER CHANT ia II OE,
Nd Clohe No % Bowery three doors above esterstree
~ New-Yok. Consistently hand a handsome assortment OF
Cloths Camees vestng which will he made the best style
at shortest notice. reasonable el5 If
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ROLLED GERMAN SILVER.

TAMES c. MOFFETT l2l PriHccs:rcet near womb par
tcuay call the Hardware Deser and
his neo article OF German Silver which he offers Tor sale
sale and retail all hcknesse and warrants e9uai 10 any
Foreign or Domestic. for color and sotneSS az
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CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.

ITO THE LADIES-The subscribers have hand, lately
received few OF ldie Straw Bonnes together with
general and Rutland BonRet Straw Trimming
Tuscan Braid Arcisl Flowers Palm Leaf Hood ats
&C. &c. sold very lots suit purchasers TO
off a lot preparatory the Fall trade
GALE Il CO.. Commission Merchants,
D., unde Hotel
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

Assign OF PROMISE IN THE SoUTH.-The following arti
iom the Savannah Republican, lending Georgia jour
al has great significance and force
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

FIRST RATE article of Relied AID Plater Brass Always
found AT JAMES e. MOFFET l2l Prince street. near ooste
a, the o" n n mo- f' az
New-York tribune., 1841-07-29

OLD BOSS RICHARDS usual has gone all lengths Cash
A in hand) nj the different kinds choicest
S most fashionable and durable Boots and Shoes
so low that he can competition Please call at No
OH and $40 or Spring street
and ia be satisfied that this no pull Jsim
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20
For the southern Pioneer.
Mr.. EDITOR:


Permit me through the medium OF your USE
full paper, to direct public attention to the lau-
dable exertions Of some of our fellow citizens
in their endeavors to improve the native Stock
of our country, by the importation of i'm
proved breeds of cattle and hogs into it
For, country so well adapted to the growth
and rearing of domestic animals, for food and
labor as this is, am only surprised that our
public, spirited, and enterprising planters, have
so long neglected that most indispensable
branch of domestic economy, upon which,
the independence and comforts, of country
situated as ours is, must necessarily rest.
To our worthy and distinguished fellow-cit-
izen, Capt John A. Binford, belongs the honor
and credit, of taking the lead upon subject
SO deeply and vitality interesting to the whole
Agricultural public. His recent importation
from England of pair of those famous hogs,
of the genuine Berkshire blood, has already
turned the attention of the agricultural COM
munity to this subject, and inspired degree
of zeal and enthusiasm, commensurate with
the important service he has thus rendered
the country. am proud that the honor of
this importation belongs TO the county of Car
ROLL am gratifed that she has taken the
lead of her sister counties upon this subject,
and more than all, am pleased to find gen.
eral spirit for the improvement of Stock, has
been ELECTED by this importation. Ihope Capt
B., will not hesitate to adopt the course pur-
sued in the other States upon this subject, OF
standing his animal at reasonable rate, and
| thereby enable those who desire the services
of the animal, the privilege of participating in
the expense of his importation, and thereby
discourage the practice of begging, fawning
and supplication, too often attendant on an en-
terprise of this kind, and well calculated to
mar, anoy, and perhaps prevent a repetition
of project in all respects SO praiseworthy.
tPLoUGH-MAN."
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20
CLOT HING!!

TUST received and for sale, by A. Q. Breath, an
- extensive assortment of clothing, consisting of
plain fine and superfne dress, frock and overcoats,
vests pants, shirts, drawers, Stocks collars suspen
ders, gloves, 'kerchiefs, DC
A full assortment of boots, shoes, brogans and
pumps-a handsome article of ladies shoes and slip
pers.
GROCERIES.
The finest specimens of sugar, coffee, molasses,
rice, fish, whiskey, &C., with superior and great
variety of crockery and china ware, of all kinds and
at all prices.
WINES 8 BRANDIES.
Selected and warranted, superior lot of old bran
dy, wine and gin, in bottles and suitable for
families and Invalids.
SADDLERY
A large assortment of fine and common saddles,
brides, martingales, blind-brides, horse and mule
collars, whips and cow-hides
Come and see. The subscriber is determined to
sell low for cash or cotton.
A. Q. BREATH.
Tchula March l. l3-u.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20

KILLED BY AN M.EpHANr.-The united
menageries of Messrs. Humphrey & Lynes,
was to have opened to day, but as the elephant
of Mr.. Lynes killed a man yesterday, who
travelled with the menagerie, and broke off,
the opening of the exhibition is postponed till
tomorrow, Thursday. The name of the de-
ceased was Crumb. He was the keeper OF
Mr. Humphreys elephant. Yesterday after
noon, when about six miles from this city, up
the coast, on the opposite side of the river, and
as both elephants were walking along together,
the deceased addressed some words to the ele-
plant of which he had charge, when Lyne's
elephant made lounge of his trunk at him,
thatknocked him and Ills horse down. He then
took him up, put him in his mouth and crush
ed him to death. When he came on near
Algiers he met a mule on the road, which he
threw over the fence out of his way. lie then
became unmanageable, passed down through
Algiers, creating great alarm, and, was at large
as late as ten O'Clock last night.-Pic.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20
Marshal,s Sale.
NO. 30. -,
On VenditiOni Ezponas, 10 Nay Term 1S4l
John r. Llewellyn,
r. T. Bryarly & surities.

r. t. Bryarly & surites.
BY virtue of the above specified writ, TO
me directed from the Honorable Circuit Court
of the United States, for the Southern District
of Mississippi, will sell on
Monday the 5th day of April, ls4l,
at the Court House of Carroll county, the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit:- e.
The east half of north east quarter, and
east half of south east quarter, and south half
of west half of south east quarter section
three, township twenty, range two east.
West half of north west quarter: and west
half of south west quarter section seven
township twenty, range three east.
South half of south east quarter section
twelve, township twenty, range two east.
North half of west half of north west quar-
ter of section eighteen, township twenty
range three east.
North half of west half of south west quar-
ter, and north west quarter of section nine
teen, township twenty, range three east.
North half of east half of south west
quarter of section thirteen, township twenty.
range two east.
South west quarter, and south half of west
half of north west quarter OF section eighteen,
township twenty, range three east. lying in
Carroll county, the property of defendant
William G. Kendall) the property of said de-
PENDANTS, to satisfy the above named eXecu-
ton and all cost.
A. G. WEIR, Marshal
Northern District Mississippi.
By 10. w. CARROLL,
Deputy.
CarroIlton, February %, lS4l. lite
Printers fee sos 90.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20
EXECUTORS SALE.

10y virtue of an order, obtained at the January
ID Term lS4l, of the Probate Court of Kinds coun-
", | John r. Akin, executor of the last will
and testament of Edward J. Martin, deceased,
will on the twentieth day of March, lS4l,
before the door of the Court House, in the
town of CarrolIton, sell to the highest bidder
therefor, the following described lands, to- wit:
The west half Of the north east quarter-east
half and north west half of south east quar-
ter of section No. thirty, in township No.
twenty, of range No. three eaSt--containing
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY SEVEN
AND NINETEEN ONE HUNDREDTHS
ACRES of Land.
--AlsO--
the west half north east quarter of section
No. thirtv-two, in township No. twenty of
range No. three east-containing EIGHTY
ONE AND NINE ONE HUNDREDTHS
ACRES of Land.
--AlsO--
The north half of south west quarter of sec.
ton No. thirty, in township No. two, of range
No. three east-containing ETGHTY-FIVE
AND SEVENTY. THREE ONE HUN
DREDTHS ACRES of Land
ALSO
The east half of the south west quarter Of
section No. thirty-one, in township No. twen-
ty, of range No. three east-containing EIGH-
TY-SIX g. THIRTY-EIGHT ONE HUN
DREDTHIS ACRES of Land.
ALSO
The south east quarter of section No. thirty.
one, in township No. twenty of range No.
three east-contaning ONE HUNDRED e.
AND SEVENTY -SEV-
EN- ONE HUNDREDTHS ACRES OF
LAND.
Said Edward ]. Martin, deceased, in his,
lifetime was joint tenant with the said John
r. Akin, in the said lands, and the interest of
the said Martin alone will be sold upon cred
it of Twelve months, from the day of sale.
JOHN r. AKIN,
Ear. DC.
January 18th, 1871. S-tds.
Printers fee 1925 00)
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20
MARSHAL'S SALE
mo. 60.
On 3rd Pts. FL Fa To May Term, lS4l.
Herman, Cuddy 81 Co.

Thacker w. Winter & Surities.
BY virtue of the above specified writ TO me
directed from the Honorable circuit court OF
the United States, for the Southern District
of Mississippi, [ will sell on -
Monday the 5th day Of april, ls4l., 81,
At the Court House of Carroll county, the FOL
lowing described property to-wit:-
The south half of section twenty-sev.
en-. t. go
South half section eighteen.
North east quarter, and east half of north
west quarter, and east half of south ives
quarter section nineteen.
East half north west quarter, and west hal
north east quarter section twenty.
East half of north east quarter of section
thirty.
North half of west half of north west quar-
ter, and south half of west half of south west
quarter of section nty-one---township
twenty -one, range six east.
And east half north east quarter of section
twenty-four, township twenty-one range five
east.
Levied on as tie property of said defend
ants, to satisfy the above named execution and
all cost
ADOLPHUS G. WEIR, Marshal
Northern District Mississippi
By 10. w. CARROLL,
Deputy.
Carrollton, February %, lS4l. lite
Printers fee 1875 90.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20
THE DOLLAR .M.aG.azEyv.E.
A Gazette Of Current American and Foreign Liter
at3re, Music, the Arts, Fashion and NoreHy.
EDITED BY N. p. WILLIS AND H. H. WELD.

EDITED BY N. p WILLIS AND II. II. WELD.
THE first number of new Magazine under the
above title issued from the Office of the Brother
Jonathan, on the 18th inst.
This Magazine is intended to embrace selections
from the chOsest current literature of both Hemfs
pheres, AMI Original Papers from some of the most
celebrated pens in this cOuntry and the ample sour
of the publishers for obtaining early copies of the
choicest works which fall from the European and
American press the readers of the Brother Jonathan
need not to be told
Engravngs on Wood by some of the best Ameri-
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will appear IN every number.
Plates of the Fashions, beautifully engraved, will
be given four times in every volume, with full letter
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periodicals. choice and popular piece Of Music
will appear in every number.
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Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20
LATEST FROM TExAs.-The fast running

LATEST FROM TExAs.-The fast running
steamship Neptune, Capt. Rollins, arrived
yesterday from Galveston, bringing dates to
the 4th inst To the polteness of the officers
we are indebted for full files OF Texas papers.
Among the passengers by the Nepture were
Mr. Burnley, COL Love and DIR. Jones.
A splendid complimentary dinner was given
TO Gen. Sam Houston on the Cd March, at the
fremont House, Galveston. II may be recol-
lected that the Cd March is the anniversary oil
Texan independence. Gen. H. is in fine
health and spirits.
Capt. Martin Moran, of the Texan army, was
killeda few days since at San Antonio in an af.
fray with Mexican.
A grand masquerade ball was given at Gal.
weston on the night of the Cd March.
CORR is giving occasional. performances al
the Houston theatre, buthe appears to have nc
regular company.
The I'd March was celebrated in great style
at Houston.
The editor of the Texas Telegraph speaks in
glowing terms of the growth and increased bu-
siness of Houston and the general prosperity
and favorable prospects of the entire Republic.
Everything wasquiet on the frontiers and all
fears of an invasion by the Mexicans were at
an end.-Pic.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20
MARSHAL'S SALE.
[2O6.]
On Ais. FL. Fla. to May Term lS4l.
Brewster, Solomon 81 Co.

John S. Gooch.
By virtue Of the above specified writ to me
directed from the Honorable Circuit Court of
the United States, for the Southern District of
Mississippi, will sell on
Monday the 5M day Of April lS4l.
At the Court House of Carroll county, the
following described property, to-wit-
The south west quarter of section twenty
one, township eighteen, range one east, ex-
cept twenty acres in the south west corner OF
said tract.
ALSO
The moety or undivided interest of said de-
PENDANT in the following named lands, to-wit:
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20
NOTICE.

LETTERS of Administration on the Estate
of ANN M. RHODES, decd, having been
granted to the undersigned at the March Term
IS4l, of the Probate Court of Carroll county,
all persons having claims against said Estate,
will present them duly authenticated, within
the time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred.
O. L. KINIBROUGH, Admir-.
March 90, 1871. l5-5t.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20

The True &ar.-There is one star that
will never disappoint the hope that it awakens;
its ray is never dimmed and it knows no 60
ing down; itscheering light streams on through
ages of tempest and change. Earth may be
darkened, systems convulsed, planets shaken
from their spheres, but this star will still pour
its steady, undiminished light. The eye that is
turned to it will gladden. in its tears; the coun'
tenances that it lights, sorrow can never who'll
ly overcast; the footstep that falls in its rad
lance finds no gloom even at the portal of the
grave. 1t is the star
"Filst in nights diadem-
The star, the star of Bethlehem"
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20

On hin hNox.-One of this great reformer's
TS .t is entitled "First Blast of the
Wom 'pet against the Monstrous Regiment of
WIN Ihulnen" Had he lived at the present dav
b, "sh petticoats are usurping the place Of
ed 1scnes. he would have been strongly tempt
AMI We trow TO have blown second blast. loud
and iong.-B Boston Times. 49, - ~
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20
Groceries and Produce.
Office of the Brother Jonathan,
N. York, Jan. 20, 1S41.

TEVHE subscriber has on hand general assortment
Il of Groceries and Up Country Produce, and is
constantly receiving fresh supplies, which he offers
to sell on the most liberal terms. Also, an assert
ment of Tin, Stone and Wood Ware. Persons wish
ing to purchase, would do well to call and examine
for themselves Store in the southeast corner of the
public square, Opposite the old Court House.
1HOS. HAWKINS.
February 81, 184I.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20

section sixteen-south half and north west
quarter section nine-west half of south west
quarter of section ten-east half Of north
west quarter, and east half of south west
quarter section twenty, all in township eigh-
teen, range two east.
Levied on as the property Of said defend
ant, TO satisfy the above named execution and
all cost t,.t.E. r /.
ADOLPHUS G. WEIR, Marshal >.
Northern District Mississippi.
By 10. w. CARROLL,
Deputy.
Carroton, February %, lS4l. Lie
Printers fee 1926 co.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20

THE GREAT SHoT.-The Charleston Mercu-
Ty learns from unquestionable authority, that
few days since, gentleman in the neighbour
hood of Jacksonboro,' killed four deer at one
shot. We always considered it great luck to
shoot one deer at four shoots, and hardly think
that our sporting feats will come up to that
ayerage.-Pic.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20

Abbot Lee says he is quite sure that woman
were never intended to do any thing else but
to TIL home with sunshiny smiles, to be happy
themselves and to make every body happy
around them. What business, he asks, have
they in the elbowing crowd of the world?--Pic.