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UPHOLSTERING.
TO r HE LADIES

TO T. HE LADI ES.
DAVID A. BAIRD, UrHoLsTERER IN GENERAL,
- begs leave respectfully TO inform the citizens of
Washington and vicinity, that he has arrived in this
City from New York, where he has been engaged for
number Of years in several Of the most extensive
and fashionable establishments, and is prepared
TO execute all kinds of Upholstery work, viz Paper
Hanging, Cutting aud Making Bed and Window Cur
tars cutting and making Carpets, fitting and putting
down OIL Cloth, Mating &C., and Resulting and re-
covering Sofas Chairs sc SC.
orders left at the Cabinet Warerooms Of Mr.. VIM.
Mel. Grips llih street, Pennsy lvania avenue,
will be thankfully received and punctuay attended
10.
Washington City, June ID, lSi3. june 2-u
MARS. GASSAWAY'S BOARDING HOUSE
wi Removed to the dwelling No. 7, east Of Gads-
by's, between +. TAYLoR's Bookstore and Mrs HlLLs
Milliner's Store. Mrs. G is prepared for yearly or
trans ent boarders on reasonable terms.
june 81 go
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NAVY ORDERS.

Purser I. p. McBlair, on leave three months,
Midshipnan J. ii. Johnson, on leave three
months.
Mldsh'pman w. f. De Jough, waiting orders.
Passed Mdshipman e. L. Warder, to the re-
ceiving ship at Norfolk.
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CAPITOL HILL

SUMNER DANCING ACADEMY
MIR. +. c. Liable has the honor to inform the
lfl Ladies and Gentlemen of Capitol Hill and Ma
Wy Yard that his Dancing Academy will open on
Thursday 9Th June, at the Engine House If sutic-
ent number can be obtained.
Days of Tuition, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days at half past four O'Clock june LIST
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BANK or THE METROPOLIS,

jane I'd, lS43.
NOTICE is hereby given that, in conformity TO the
IN provisions Of the charter, general meeting OF
the Stockholders Of this Bank will be holden on Mon
day. the Sd day Of July next at the Banking House,
IN this City, between the hours OF 10 o'clock In the
forenoon and O'Clock in the afternoon for the pur-
pose Of elecng niEe Directors Of the Bank TO serve
for year the next ensuing.
RID, SMITH, Cashier
June o-eot till 26 June
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NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,
Washington, May 3lst, l943.
SALE OF SCRAP IRON.

WILL be sold at the Navy Yard in this City, on
w Thursday the 18th day OF June ensuing at | /
O'Clock, the following lot of Scrap Iron, viz;
80 600 lbs. Wrought Scraps,
4,00O lbs. trimmings from Tanks,
7OnO lbs. punchings from Tanks,
5000 lbs. borings and turnings,
6 TO 800 do. old files assorted.
The above Iron will be sold for cash.
WIN. B. SCOTT Navy Agent
r. w. DYER g. co. Auctioneers.
june l-3tawt29th June (ntel. & Globe.)
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From the ". Y. aurora.
RECEPTION OF PRESIDENT TYLER IN NEW
YORK.

II will be seen, by the calls and proceedings
below that New York is fully awake, and deter
mined, by brilliant reception of the Chief Ma
gistrate of the nation, TO wipe away the foul
stigma cast upon our citizens by a few self
styled aristocrats, at the Ashburton dinner
The reception on Monday next will be one of
the most interesting events that has ever trans
pred in the city.
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JAS. Fuzzy,

I5-TBIRTEEsrH WARp.-Tte Democratic Re.
publican electors Of the 18th Ward requested to
meet at the house Of James Craig, Jr., corner Of
Clinton and Grand streets, on Tuesday Evening June
b, at o'clock, for the purpose Of making suitable
arrangements to receive the PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES on his arrival in our city The
whole Democracy of the Ward, and all who feel
interested in the advancement Of those great mea.
sures OF reform which constitute the basis of the
Democratic creed, and upon the success of which
our future permanency in great measure depends,
are earnestly invedre join in devsing the most APP
proprate way of extending to the President recep-
lion commensurate with our estimation Of the hi Ia
station which he occupies as The Chief Mag strate of
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Hs-firrn WARD, AwAKE. The citizens Of the
9th ward, without distinction of party. who are in
favor oil adopting measures for the reception Of the
President OF the United States on his proposed visit
TO our ely are respectfully invited to meet on TUES
DAY EVENING, the 9Th inst at o'cl elk, at the
Hudson House, corner VI Hoboken and West streets,
10 appoint Committee 10 act ia concert with the
JOINT Committee Of the Common Council and
thereby do honor 10 our institutions and justice TO
ourselves
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References

References:
Very Rev. DIR. VIM. Matthews,
Gen. John Z. Van Ness,
Richard Smith, Esq, Washington,
George Thomas, Esq,
Darius Clagett, Esq.
Gel. Walter Smith, coorro,o,,n
John Kurtz, Et
N1ssrs. Hugh Smith & Co., Alexandra.
Nath. Jeweu, Esq. po,,oo
Messrs. Lorpg & Kupfer, ''
Nests. Young, Smith 4 Co.
Wolfe & Clarkes, NJ. VI
Ba'ly, Ward & Co. ''" iOA
Benz II. Field, Esq.
Hon. John Sergeant,
William ID. Lewis, Esq. Philadelphia.
Ne RS. Levi Garrett & Sons,
Il c. Lee, Esq.
+. KONG, Esq
Messrs Dunlop, Moncure & Co., Richmond
Messrs. j. & w. Sc I'll ate Norfolk.
Messrs. J. w Zachary Il Co. N., o.,o.,.
Hon. +. ID. White, 'o"
City Of Wasl ington, May l6, lS43
n b We propose TO such editors Of newspapers
in any Of tive commercial cities, who wi insert the
above Card for one month IN their columns sending
us paper containing the same, to transact a. bust
ness they may require in this city, coming within the
scope Of our Agency for the space Of one year from
the first Insertion, Tree OF charge. j. n Z.
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SEVENTEENTH WARD.

The citizens Of the Seventeenth Ward are invited
to attend public meeting, to be held at Atwood's
Hermitage Hail. of Allen and Houston streets,
on Tuesday evening, June 6th) for the purpose OF
making arrangements to receive the President of the
United States, on his intended visit in manner dle
his exalted station and to evince the high regard
entertain for the institutions of our country.
Frederick r. Lee John Pettigrew
Henry c. Atwood James Walsh
VIM Froment Paul Grout
VIM II Cornell James L. Stratton
How'd. s. Schenck James S. Halstead
Cbss. Wright Geo. II. Ross
Andrew Hutton Andre Froment
Joseph T. Sweet Theodore Froment.
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FURNISHED ROOMS--Four pleasant room :,
Il suitable for parlors ard sleeping rooms, WIZ oe
rented on moderate terms sirgy or together In
auire AT the house on street, second brick IRON
Ninth street, opposite the Catholic Church -
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I5@ELEyESTH WARD.-The citizens of the Ele-
yenth Ward are invited TO attend a meeting at the
house Of Jas. Waring, No. GO Houston street, on
TUESDAY (this) EVENING, June 9th, at o'clock,
Tor The purpose Of adopting such measures as may
be deemed necessary in cooperating with the Com
mon Council and the other wards preparatory to the
reception Of the President of the United States, ON
his intended visit to this city,
AILI LpEEMAN rlai....
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NJooRE'S HISTORY OF lRELAND.-Just
wi published and this day received by F. TAY-
LOR, complete in one volume octavo,-the History
Of Ireland commencing with its earliest period to
the Great Expedition against Scotland in l545; by
Thomas Moore. june ST
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KINNE's LAW COMPENDIUM, or Questions
~ and Answers on Law, alphabetically arranged,
fo1mmediate reference, with eopious references TO
the most approved authors Reports, Decisions, SC.
&c, by Asa Kline, 2 volumes octave.
Third edition, just published and this day received
Tor sale by r. TAYLOR
i,!ne I-tf
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TIMERS HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REvO-
j. LUTION-Cheap edition IN English. The 2nd
volume, price 81, is this day received for sale by
+. TAYLOR.
This clifton will be furnished in four volumes
tavo, good paper and good sized type, complete for
four dollars. june 3
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I AMES' NEW NOVEL-The False Heir Price,
y in book form, Is cents Just received by
June 8 r. TAYLOR.
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William J. Bayard Absalom E. Miller
Thomas Young J. Nj. Michaes
Thomas w. Poolsy Daniel d. Briggs
Charles A. Lloyd Stephen H.. Feeks
Richard Murphy Thos. w Dunlop
r. Is. Ilmpson Jas. Boyle
ii. Franklin George w. B. Whiting
John Martin Anon r. Hans
j.. =: Osborn James Craig, jr.
Thomas A. Lynch John r. Colon
thomas Murray Peter Esqurol
George II. Sprague Geo II. Lloyd
Nelson Weeks Thos. w. Renne
George w. Tenney w Ward
James kidder James T. Parrish
John !illey John ID. Kellogg
Isaac Warren George Nj. Smith
John F, Russell Alexander Stewart
Jacob NJ. Vreeland Thomas Hall
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ROBERT v. WETMObb,
DiuisiOn Inspector.

RECEPTION OF THE PREsIDEST.-The delegates
appointed in the several wards Of the city, for the
purpose Of acting with the municipal authorities in
the adoption Of suitable arrangements for the recep-
ton of the Chief Magistrate Of the nation are re-
quested to meet at the Shakespeare Hotel (Old Har-
'mony Hall,) corner Of Duane and William streets,
on Tuesday evening, 10Th instantly at o'clock.
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George Lockwood
Samuel Bonner
Nelson Howell
VIM. West
Richard Hicks
Alex. McKeown
Patrick Murphy
Daniel Murphy
Geo. Watson
Richard Iiazzard
ii. G. Bowden
Alex. s. Roy
Joseph Orr
John w. Morton
Philip Jackson
Donald Cameron
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HEAD QUARTERS.
FIRST DIVISION N. Y. STATE ARTILLERY.
DIVISION ORDERS.
ORDER No. |.

ORDER No /.
INV YoRK, June 81, 1913
The Division will parade in full uniform on MON
DAY, the 18th inst, for the purpose of receiving the
President of the United States with military honors
The Division line will be formed on the Battery
right on Whitehall street-at one O'Clock, z. VI pre-
cisely.
The national salute, in honor Of the occasion, will
be fired under the direction Of Brigader General
Morris, of the Sixth Brigade, who will cause requ.
stions TO be made for the necessary ammunition upon
the Commissary General.
A feu-de-Joi will be fired by the troops doing duty
Infantry in front of the City Hall, in the Park at
the close Of the marching salute under the direction
of Brigadier General Hunt Ammunition will be
provided by the Commssary General on the requisi-
ton OF commanding officers.
Brgadi General Hunt, of the First Brigade, will
detail four troops of horse belonging to his Brigade
for special duty TO report to the Division Inspector
the parade ground at half.past ~ o'clock, p. m,
precisely
Officers Of the Division Staff will report TO the
MAJ General, at his headquarters in full uniform
mounted, at halfpast IL o'clock, p. m, the 18th
instant.
BY order of CHARLES w. SANFORD,
MAJOR General Commanding.
RoBERT G. WrTMoRE,
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James Kelly,
RobL Walker,
Joseph Il. Coffee,
VIM b. Corning
James +. Webb
David Van Beuren
I'd ward Mckinney
Il. ii. Lord
Fred, Perry
James Hunter
VIM. Lowe
Geo. Irving
Thos. Gray
Jno. Mathe WIS jr.,
James Iiaight
Patrick Gill
William Phillips
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(signed) JNo. NJ Bolts.
Moreover, DR.. John T. Sempe and Colonel
John Armstead, Of Virginia, assert that they
both dncd with Mr. Bolts, at the Presidents,
after the third day Of the Extra Session, the day
on which Mr.. Bots asserts "he ceased 10 break
tread nth the President" and that the con
yersatiOn then turned upon the Bank, and Bolts
remarked to the President: "Tknoio treH Vour
constitutional scrupies on The subject, and !
riH not be The man TO hpdrt or epbdrrass
yoa'-or words to tina, effect. VIII IL not appear
has asserted and sicorn .falseiy7
And again, Mr.. Bots has sworn that, the
President, twenty odd years ago, obtained from
on IDIOT wdrd bond By fraud, &c, &c
1t has been sren, from the facts detailed by the
President, in his letter to the Richmond Enqui-
Ter, in answer TO this charge, thai Lightfoot, the
person alluded to as being thus defrauded was
not the Wdrd of the President and that the
President had held no intercourse with him for
SIX years before the transaction referred to oc.
cured, aud that the bond which was given by
Lghuoot and his falher-in-law Jointly, was
given for a sum $1,000 less than they offered
10 give, and Tor purpose which in no way in.
ured to the benefit Of the President.
IN ms particular, then, TO all candid men il
must appear, that Mr.. John Minor Bolts ha,
charged and sporn falsely.
Mr. Bou!, in the Richmond Wing of the goth
eongraiulares himself that "Mr. Tyler ha,
made no denial of any other portion of his leite,
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-01-19

that there is cause 10 interpose the rule
will be entered. On showing cause, afii-
daYits taken by either party may be read
to show the suficiency or insuficiency Of
the security taken, provided reasonable
notice be given Of the taking of the same.
The affidavit Of the security may be re-
ceiYed. Ifthc security is adiudged INSULT
cient, the additional security must be ap-
proved by the court.
Ordered, That hereafter when are-ar-
gunent IS ordered, the re-argument shall
be had at the same term at which It If
granted-the cause to be placed at the
end Of the docket Of the district 10 which
ilbelodgs.
Test; r. A. PATRICK, clerk.
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-01-19
National Hotel,

AT TIE NaTcTEz STEAMBOAT LANDING.
z THIS house has been in successful On
Grafton for some time. 1t is 4 vpw
BUILDING, situated NEAR the sTEAMRo.T
LANDING, and we'll calculated to accommo.
date the travelling community. Il not
the proprietor's wish to hold out false
lights to travellers, but anxious to extend
to all, whose business calls them upon tbe
river, apleasant and retired RESTING Mace
after the fatigues Of journeying.
The NATIONAL HOTEL, Is naar tho
river, and a few rods from lhe wbareboatg
thus enabling passengers who NAV wish
to land from, or go upon boats, every con.
veniencc.
Attached to this house, are faithful and
trustworthy servants, who are at the COM
mand Of its patrons, both DAY and NIGHT.
His BAR viii always be supplied with
choice Liquors.
0eFHe solicits from the public a share
OF their patronage.
WM. G. COLLINS, Agent.
Natchez, Nov. 8. lift
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-01-19
THE PORT-GIBs0N HERALD
Fs PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY EVENING BY
T90ga sea BggBBIa

PRTCE oF SUBscRIPTIoE.-FIYE DOLLARS if
not paid in advance, -FOUR DOLLARS in ad.
vance. No subscription received for lees than
six months
ADvERTIsEMEvTs.- Advertisements will be in.
serted for One Dollar per square ~ lines, Of
less,) for the first insertion, and half price for
each subsequent one. In all cases where per-
sons advertise yearly, a liberal deduction will
be made.
Announcing candidates, Five Dollars each,
fer county Offices, and Ten Dollars for state
Offices; payable invariably in advance.
GTAll letters mrst be post paid, Or they will
not be attendedto
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-01-19

LEWIS G. GALLOWAY, Secretary OF State
J.E. MATTHEWS, Audit. of Public Accounts
JoHN G. GRAVES, State Treasurer.
JOHN D. FREEMAN, Attorney General,
JUDICIARY.
Judges of High Court Of Errors ana
.Appedls.-Wm. Z. Sharkey, Alexander
NJ. Clayton and Edward Turner. CIerS
Robert A. Patrick.
The high court Of errors and appeals
has no jurisdiction, except what properly
belongs to a court of errors and appeals;
its sessions are holden on the first Mon
day of January and July, at Jackson; be.
ing virtually but one session per annum.
Chancellor Of The State.-R. III. Buck.
ner. CIerE.--R. i. Dixon.
The superior court of chancery has
jurisdiction over all matters. pleas and
complaints whatsoever, belonging to. or
,cognizable il court Of equity: it holds
swo sessions annually.
CIRCUIT COURT.
This court has original jurisdiction in
civil cases, in which the sum in eontrover-
sy exceeds $50. For each of the eleven
circuits, Judge and attorney are elected
0uadrennialIy, from November
This court has also exclusive criminal
Jurisdiction.
DEMONSTRATION or THE JUDICIAL DISTRICTS.
AS per Act, approved Feb. 10, 1910.
iss Judicial District, composed of the
counties of Warren, Claiborne, Washing
ton and Bolivar.
ID Judicial District, composed Of the
counties Of Yalobusha, Carroll Choctaw,
and Talahatchie.
3D. Judicial District, composed Of the
counties Of Adams, Wilkinson, and Jeffer-
son.
4tb Judicial District, composed Of the
counties Of Smith, Copiah, Simpson, Scott,
Newton, Neshoba.
5tb Judicial District, composed Of the
counties Of Jones, jackson, Green, Perry,
Wayne, Jasper. Clarke, and Lauderdale.
9Th Judicial District, composed Of the
counties Of Noxnbce, Lowndes, Kemper,
Winston and Octibbeha.
7th Judicial District, composed of the
counties Of Hinds, Madison, and Rankin.
stk Judicial District, composed Of the
counties Of Dc Soto, Coahona, Tunica,
Ponola, Lafayette and Marshall.
9tE Judicial District, composed Of the
counties of Monroe, Itawamba, Tishamin-
20, Pontotoc, Chicasaw and Tippah.
10Th Judicial District composed Of the
counties ofYazoo, Holmes, Alfalfa, and
Leake.
Ilh Judicial District, composed Of the
counties Of Lawrence. Coyington, Ham
cock, Marion Pike, Amite, and Franklin.
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-01-19
TTTTsfee's Sale.


WTTHEREAS, Thompson b shaw, ol
Wv the county Of Jefferson, and State
Of Mississippi, did, by Deed, bearing date
the 25th day Of April, A. y. le4O, con-
vey to the undersigned, Matthew Bolls,
certain property and estate therein par
tfcularly described, in trust, to secure
the payment Of certain debts therein
mentioned; which said Deed is duly &C.
.knowledged and recorded in the Office Of
The Clerk Of the Probate Court of said
county, in book ID Of the Record Of Deeds,
SC. pages 627, 629 and 629, and to
which reference may be had: And,
whereas, the said Thompson B. Shaw
and Mary, his wife, did, BY deed bear
ing date the 29th day Of October, "A. ID.
IS40, convey to the undersigned Mat
thew BolIs, certain property and estate
therein particularly described, in trust
to secure the payment of certain debts
therein mentioned: which said last mem
toned Deed is duly acknowledged and
recorded in the Office Of the Clerk of
said Probate Court, in book Z Of the
Record Of Deeds, &c, pages II, is, l9,
90 and 81, and TO which reference may
be had. And, whereas, defaults have
been made in the payment of the sums
of money in said Deeds specified And
whereas, /, the said Matthew BolIs,
Trustee as aforesaid, have been reques-
ted, in writing, by James & Bayly, and
Bayly, Kirker g. Yoe, creditors secured
in said Deed of Trust, to sell the pro-
perty and estate in said Deeds mentions
ed. in manner and form rs required by
the terms Of said Deeds.
Now, therefore, be it known, that |,
the said Matthew BolIs, Trustee as a.
foresaid, will, on Thursday The 18th day
Of May, 1843, at the residence Of the
said Thompson B. Shaw, in Jefferson
aforesaid, at II o'clock, M, of
said day, expose to sale at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, for ready
money, all and singular. The goods and
chattles, lands, tenements and estates,
in said Deeds mentioned, to wit; One
FIVE hundred and eighty-one and
forty-four hundredths acres of land, (moreI
or less,) the boundaries and description
Of which are particularly given and re-
ferred to in said Deeds. and to them re-
ference may be had. Also, all the fol-
lowing named slaves, TO wit:
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-01-19

EIdIICCF3 anu 1tlIIstHud9 AotUIsC9 AIIIJ
and Ann, infant children.
Also, thirty-fye head Of Horses and
Mules; one hundred head Of horned cat
tie one hundred and fifty head Of Sheep;
two hundred head Of Hogs; Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Farming uten-
sils, &c. &c. All Of which are fully de-
scribed in said last mentioned Trust
Deed.
The title to said property is believed
to be perfect; but | shall convey only
such title as is vested in me by said
Deeds. MATTHEW .BOLLS,
Trustee.
Rodney, Oct %, 1912. 1I-tds
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-01-19
RuLES

OF TIE HIGH COURT OF ERRORS AND AP-
PEA1s AT ITS JANUARY TERN, l64O.
Ordered, That hereafter, when case
is reached on the docket, if no counsel ap-
pear on either side, or when no counsel
be marked on the docket, the case shall
be dismissed: Provided, however, That
such dismissal may be set aside, on good
cause shown, eupPofted BY affidavit; but
in no case will such dismissal be set aside,
unless the affidavit also shown that there
are probable merits.
When any defendant IN error shall be
dissatisfied with the security taken ID any
writ Of error bond, he may move the court
for rule upon the plaintiff in error to
show cause, on a day to be named, why
the supersedeas should not be discharged,
Or other security giyens a copy Of which
rule shall be served on the plaintiff in err
ror, at least Eve days before the expira-
tion Of the same.
The motion for the rule must be founded
upon an affidavit Of the insufSciency 81
the secnrity taken-and the affidavit Of 4
Beggon iBisrested IN The judgment below,
may be read in support Of the application.
Iffhe court il satisfied from the affidavit
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-01-19
PORT GIBSON
FEMALE ACADEMY,

FEIIIE next session in this institution viii
commence on Monday, the Sd inst.
Miss Sarah ~. Russell, Of Oak
land College, will assist in the Academic
department. Professor KNAUFF, an ex.
perienced Musician, will take charge Of
the Music department.
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-01-19
FRESH ARRIVAL.
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