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tSI received fine lot of Glassware: Cut
" Glass Bowls Pam owls mould and pres.
81 DISHES SaNeTs Iumiisrs Wnc Glasses
VERY low Decnniep Lamps Cancstck Shades
LAMPS Astral Solar and Reading Lamp Lanterns st
selars very low Curtain Pins and GLASS Knobs.
Also, on hand, n lin" stock Of CROCKERY, very low.
Passage Store AMI Hand Lamps Astral Lamps Cam
PUN" do I"nrug do beautiful Cande ahr,- l. > Z
nid light fine patterns, ami OF excellent quality
large ", OF handsome Can Mahogany Looking
io,l-i Mane Per ami Hand. plain which wall
sell how. Also Looking Glass Plates. a sizes
Also lot OF HAIDWAkt wlncl Will
sLovels and longs Anuns; Frners Suoou
MAR brushes Ioohdo Nail and Clothes Mills
lot at tonchs 'lnescks, plated britannia CASTOR.
Britannia Tea Pots and Coffee do sugars and Cream.
AMI spoons; German Silver Spoons, lea ~
Call aud purchase JAMES EVANS
10 Cto-k.y p,,., NJ, s,,..,
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HOYT Il cos NEW OFFICE.
'NDE1 TIIE EXCHANGE uoryt. I,,....-,

SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR NOVEMBER.
10000
Alexandra Lottery, Class No. 80, for lsi3-To lac
drawn at Alexandra, d. G. Saturday tie lIth OF No
vembet, leI3:-Capi'ois, $4,000, 10000 G1bU 5nun
'Ouo 2JoO, 2DOJ, LII, p prizes 81" 1000 - Of 500 y
oil sou. 200 OF 2OO, Ac-15 Nos. I3 drawn Ticket. SI0
-Ccr'ii'cates vi Packages 90! p Whole Ticket. Sl3J-
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Aurtiou galcs.
FUTURE DAYS.
By Dun'oP. u.ncurc a 60.
valuable Real Estate Iva thc ca, %, I.,cnn,o,,,
EDR NIyC

ny p"n'"P. N"acurc a Go.
'""""ic Real Estate Iva thc City OF E.iehmouJ.
FOR SAFE
* virtue oil decree OF the Circuit SuDor,or
'"nft Of law AMI ClAne~ry. the Roro4-, n Non
-. " 'e 'oHft h0u-- 81 the sad Borough uai g ~, "a -
80 IN u'e suit % Levy AMI all DrlnnonI ati A. ~, o.
nli' nisa Coninii-nrer under a.ercs fn ~,
pH'h'' WI on WEDNESDAY The or November No, 49,,
Estate. " " ' ''''''tS Nril
s Undivided H'ey Of tho HOUSE IL, su,,ci a, IN. "a,
NJ OF at'i th street, IN the CITY Richmond nri nos m a.
e.Dinney OF he Misses Woodward Ap one uio.cpi \, 80
Lot siiiat.d "a buvars aahtfon
e %, te Lrt 1ninny piece Of property " n take te- n,
- % clock a NJ III. hst At g. =. NJ Of the sane ,i,,
80" t'fin- ~ sale Will he. Zoe
Ai-'s oi ti" sale. tss baiane upon csri of - r,,, a.
p'I,'-rf % pnfeiasyfso boni surFe e. .-.,, a. 80,
~ tn' pureAe nnney lni the retained an ~.
''' aie '1'si'L WIN II. ARCHER
TAIEwELL TAYLOR \'om'rs
DUNLOP MoN'1RE 4 co Auc,.
selected Stock Of Groceries and Store Fixtures a, ,
on ~ ESDAi. the 9Th Nov'r, at 10 o'clock
vi" be 'oh th- -"ct stock Grocrn~. ami .,or. t,, :,
sore OF TIE late N-%sr- & \ Ga,i. ron.stnr Of Al, -,
i an ven selected stock % ehoil. Crue-r.- Wen ~ a.,
attention Of ths trad- - '' "''"y uf'
''''' circuit i'f approved an over slO0
h'NLoP, MpNttRE & 90. Aur,.
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sSTsS The regular Packet Schr. Daniel Francis
Capt Small having nearly all her cargo engaged can take
one hundred barrels Flour boxes Tobacco Auny an
hoafi al FcAettS wharf ot 10 n JAS. FISHER 4 SoN
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port OF RE mond.
Nigh Water A's day C 0eIoel r. W
ARRIVED,
Sehr Bus!rod, Sawyer Portland, plaster.
Schr MARY Elizabeth. Appcgarh, Hartford, sundrics.
Scir fastory, Creighton Baltimore. sundrie.
Schr WIN. w. Wycr Adams. Boston. sundrcs
',chr C,eSTge Smoo Grey, North CaroIina, lumber.
Schr Manchester, Worth, New York. sundrcs
Schr Echo Snow, Thumnstor, limc To- Fisher & son
Schr Lagrange, Crowoll, Philadelphia, sundncs
SAILED,
HehF Daniel Francis, Small, Boston, flour and tobacco
John Stul, Teal, Philadelphia conl and ,nb,rc,
Ann Eliza, Townsend, Nav York coal
Leader, SumerS, New York do
Glide, Townsend, Fa! River do
Teazor, Mckenzie, Philadelphia IL,
NV NoRE, Nov. 4-Arived, Schr Tuscaror, SMACK
from Richmond, IN Acu * PaNs,n.
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VALUABLE RESIDENCE AND FARM NEAR THE cry.
,-. Al Auction
" on 'he premises VIII be- so public auction that yl.ab
Farm situated Bowling Green CONTAINING q 49,. t, - .
,nSll anu Ureaid producing TIM fruits and
@ We, i oi Al'' George Charter and others. building.
CONSIST Of good an ven Dwelling IIol.. Bek s,l
o., ir ~ -, - 4heie - well Of excellent
ori-r Of III Pr1pr.et,r. 'ee'''. by
&C s2-is R. II. DICKINSON < BROTHER. Auet..
The above sale postponed RsDNY newt 9th p, =,
i clock When i- sale w positively take place # far t, TN
'ga laf nay ~" property really 10" desirable ami best
~ y ~ "''' ''e e'S' r. H. u. g h, Aueps
Icy Dabney ~ Cauthoru.
'E'o b, .on public auction on THURSDAY the On, instant
IN mont OF Auction sose, the following ARTICLES belonging 70
the estate Of the late Mr. Robert II. Gillian VIZ:
one Carnage AMI iame-,
One Buggy and %, nearynew
One Wagon AMI Gear &c.
\ pair Of handsome well Carriage Horses
M terms OF >ae h be ninety days credit purchaser giving
negotiable note with an approved eniorser.
WILLIAM BARREr. Curator.
D,~- DAbNEN * CAurHoBN. Aucts.
By Williams a EsaaaI
BACON, WHISKEY. MOLASSES. SUGAR
nWEnNEsnAI NEXT TIE st instant At no.. O'Clock WIN b,
80 80 hirl- rl.n'e Miiins Bacon
~ do siol-ens do
.? 30 ss': Baltimore wn,ary
20 bbl Oh siononsah,a g.,
% hhds Prime retailing Moz..-s
goo bags tasuayra, Java, RIO and Cuba Cor,-
20 casks Goshen Chee-c
100 bhls Salena
50 boxes sIiO Window GLl~s
loo kegs 25b. each NJ. White !.rat
50 Go 80 d. do do
1870 boxes crop Bunch Rais!ns
10000 scgars, bes; ipe and Iamnon
20 casks London double Brown stout
half pipes \. selrnetic Brandy
10 Do Common do
100 packages GunpovJrr anu IInpcra Te.
10 DO Young Tyson DO
10 boxes Starch
~ TERNs-unaer $780, cash 500 AMI over months f.
approved paper.
no : WILLIAMS & HANALI. Aucts
Did Madeira IIiEc.
II hali pipes pure Oh Ma!eira Wine
az DO q,
''' '' ~-''i 10 the above sale w. L n, Aucis
BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION.
on SATl RDAY Ilh Instant Al O'Clock IN t, aa.r,r NJ
F premises We shall sell no auction. groln! m & r.,
hams plan, Nos - and 3d. sn- west &C Goblin. sruN, y
fronts so feet on Moore street which feet - r and run
lack oE Pine street 200 feet 30 fronts 2-p feet aa Moore 80.
AMI l. 200 feet on SIDE and 3l4 on The other
TFENs-oue rl cash. tie balance n tvc -gu,I r1,p,
II ana mos I's 10 e retained t l payments AZ, f
nos WILLIAMS & UANAl.T. Au-t-
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the shp Gent Wiltshire. this day receiving atg,
and Handsome ihiiouto Pan 81 scgh and Bic
mnFham Gos. particularly rabr AMI Pocket tsr, q, vbrI
- invite he attention Of County Merchants
o. III THus 4 CHAs ELLIS
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castor, A-ph"I,um and s.enver Cloth,

n>tor- AsphaItGm and EsenVcr Cloths
~ IL have recently received n large and beau.
ia assortment of the ahlv. Goods ting IN mart Of
""n' que green ana DIV" brown Castor Cio'ls
VOL black hlu" AMI inv. Asphaltum do
10 III" blue and brown. plainani double wave P.lyer,
N', AMI 'od'i Suiin"ii, Great bargains wrIto so: IN
'"e ABOVE goods NOS KENT, KENDALL & ATNArER
60 FOR RENT, the Tobacco Factor, an
iH street newt below Harden. Livery Stable po-,r b..
ven On the 1T January, l-ii. Terms LIBERAL
40 +-'h MILES GEORGE
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CHEESE AND LEATHER.
4 - ,'il N", from >ohr. Lynchbu-g-
81 sides Sole I-eauer-Fo. SHE By
1S =. DrNLoP. MoNcuRE L ca
NEW CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
M would call HI attention Of ezrn. Of Rich
= ,nl ana Us vicinity 20 superior Of entire pe,, ,',s
ns Of his own manufacture now ops ned AZ his s,, an A. ~,
street one door below Keen Cos, directly Opposite s
IrsSs AMI Frock Goats, var.ol. qraltie. and c,,,r
sack Goats, Parilts Cas-. mere saess
beaver Fi.oi ant Flushing Oyercaai- and Fr7~E-
CassneI Pautaloous, iiHsren, qualities ami colour.
Salnert rautal1on. ~''' ''''''
Vests, of STYLES r,5..
SHIRTS bo~onts Collars Crayst. scarf. sto-ts
ii a. anu drawers sasIenie and articles suia
lie VII be happy To walton those disposed to call an, ci ,
quality as at an Other ne ,ord a, o IN pfee and
9e lo-im SrLAs MERCHANT.
EGENERATEUE, shiaI Pornalrn 10 r,-y,r, ,,. .
r. o.. %, ne hair and premature baiaes IN young per-rs
ms aiee really ethelcous, and War.r.fI r. -, :
pose in'entei-or sale by BOLTON 4 u,PS,I6 ue Pl'
"ilss'', conner Of Main and Governor Srs
sbs ,,. ioot BS, stS-Ano'er supply Of these new
,s BOLTON {. HARRISON
"ttfs''', corner Of Main and Goyernor -.
Is need % H s Me',srn Bacon sides store daily e.
o. = - 10 Shoulders ,rr,,,,..
4 oar AND PyLvERIZED SUGAR. w. :. -.
4 AsnaiAe'ure' for saleby ''''y
WILLIAMS 4 HAXALL.
'HELsi-9o casks and so boles Cheese. for sale By
." WILLIAMS = IlANALI.
SuGAR-5c ibid, &. sugar. sa;..r.ar ollItyFo,
WILLIAMS 4 HANALi
l s,, OLE case, super quality sald o an as.
- WILLIAMS = HANALL.
TEA AND COFFEE.
6NuNPoWDER. Imperial and Yoanf Tyson IT,,
- Java laeuia. Au-oslrl, Maraca.ho Cuba and :. r
o-''-'' W ''' F 'i'o WILLIAMS HNSALL.
SLEACHEp WINTER OILS hl-. srs.r.sr Lanai md, , ,-
- sab ~ mol DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN
a. T. GROIN tGAN-.l l1i. prime - Sr5.y ,,,,- ,,,
"' DAVENPORT 3 ALLEN.
* NT-aooo sacks salt branded warthuston. ana N,,.-g
I - ah''t f7f sarty % DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN
,vAi flL olI-lo hhls Goa. PIT OIL lnlu- ant for sale by
ID, DAVENPORT & ALLEN
BRANDY.
Ali Pie; genuine F'ensa ng.!, SUPERIOR quality 10 80
BUCKSklN LEGGINS.
DOZ. very superior received this div warranted ,,i
u English bueksAIn aniwel cu, rHsc 81
no KEEN < co.
cloths, tas'iiIcrs, and TssfiHgs.
81 EcEINEp hy Zoe ai,.i Packet Wl.e, y,le s,l OIL, ,,
''''. ~ 'h' lowest New fars rtes. mol KEEN = 60.
EVERY THING ~ IT'S SEASON"
Il ZEN ~ CO, have this DAY opened large
assortment Of Beaver Foss ami over coats. ran,. M,rn5
Vests Lamb Wool under slrts ami Drawers R,rn ami Ms
Gloves and Msrno SOCK. sg...,rI.,. 800 -. ,'
Mot which We offer cheap for cash mol
'g RAGS Geese Feathers. just Co llui and tat ,, b.,
~ MOI J. y GORDON ,
DISS0L TION.
'E'llE tu-ress Of Smith nua.,r Morris. wa. dissolved o m
'i-' wumo lle 1Ht ". lr . v tc u,cl By either Of
ue raules oHy t' c.,s 10 business.
Ro j SMITH
sVL " rRINEER.
a. NOKRlS
NOTICE.
stMi W nRlNNrG & a NORRIS. having r.rr.la-,i of 81
j. sMiiiI H. interest 90 t.s tI.u, smith pnr,.r vars
wfl continue i. Hlsrss. 20 fs .i uf l- ier fr r - ~
Nnfr 'ni ''tia sorauln,, of ue I7tr.1s, t,ovs on
81, rn1.s risb,l Smith urrssr Morris. ,,n,s. rc,. an.
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Mon"ngaia Lottery. Glass O.. draws to-day no the E,
change } o'clock. Capital: . ct $1,000 5000 3iti
~ Of 1000, so Of 2JU. &c. 5sN.s.ll ,r.,.n. WI
50; halves y, quarters /
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DlBRELL, H0LC0MBE IL co.
COuuIS>IoN uTUCy;,

VII'lFIt Nh1cAfr W1Tr-II0us..
81 They sell Tobacco Wheat Flour uon all Of which ,v
make liberal advances. - ~
Noiitf-Ah persons having claims against M. ..t,r. ,f
Ms Barbara Broom ani all indebted " rsr can an
'' 'o' -st''IhehI GEO l.. CRTMP
"-H Administrator Rartara Broom ,.rJ
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FOR NEW YORK.
DOCK LINE

,STfn The ncr Schr. f. TOWNSEND, Can't.
Ingcrso having large potion OF car,o engaged VIII
meet WI" dispatch For balance OF freight passage. having i-
RANKIN 4 WHIT pCE
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NEW CHEAP GOODS.

etSH cAShS CHEESE
sIC 90 boxes Pine Apple Cheese. Receiving for sale
or IN WEBB. BACON
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CHEAP AND GOOD
BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS. 81

WhOIesdIe and RetdiI.
FtNiE Subscriber has Sorr vcr general and well selected
N stock OF Goods m line which e respectfully
attention Of his customers and the public Among
Will be- found kinds desirable ami shoes suitable for
all CLASSES which he has anuic
rcd consider present have ryr had
SAINT. PITNEY.
Wholesale AMI Retail Dearr in Roots shoes Trunks A..
Il Once door aloyr IIubl,,r "a, C,rI,. a a.,
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) FOR PHTLADELPHIA-Tbc Rcg1jo1

aSRS Inc Barquc EPERVIER, Capt. FarwelI can
- take Few hundred bhls. Hour or other freight # u,.
aie Application Is made the board At Ii,u VIII, r
W F" no JAS. FISHER & son
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M Fare authorised Ia otrT for sale
v ground known the plan ut the
situated AZ the y T. intersection OF which the
Seminary OF MessTs Sm.ad Lefebyte present stands
Tins lot surpassed 10y Tor private residences
+ing perfectly healthy and commands fun yie
~ the Eastern portion Of the city, the adjacent
country both sides and wina walk OF tie Gao,
tot and Public udjees. For Apply to
WILLIAMS L UANnr
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CON. ROBINSON.

" Tie Joint interest Of the Bank Of yrVn, ~ g
!1'oh win that NJ the Bank VI STATES In s 10,
feier'd TO- VIII he sold at public auction at the s,ms ,
- -' ana on the terms stated advertisement, BIZ No.
- ~ MHers and Conway Robinson, ssionerS
/ -' J. G. BLAIR. Cashier
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L. l.. b. SMITH, Hair Gutter,

~ oTlCE....Au persons indebted To- In. con.
= Germ Of J. a 4 Gool requested to make ,pu,..,t.
ycht to the; aud all iho" having claims ". sad copr. y
- =" ~, "a \" me IV' payment JOSEPH GOODE
Of ] A
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DIVIDEND.
o4ses Of J'g'a I,r, .Wir,ss Ia-rrs.,, g.,
Ri'unoSD, Nov. lsi Isi1
VIE Roard % Director. Institution have i ~
ani pNdcndof % profits OF t. IA = u,
months per cent thereof payable the Sockhor. or b.,
rgh Agenis ON AFTER the 18th Iuiii which time the Tn
rt BOOK wlhe closed aud 81 thereof To be- pa ia the
Contingent FUND rios n Al rpIrNn ''
$3.50 ''--'''
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IA For rent, and possession given the 10Th o,
. November thu House present occupied Ly Mr. R,l,,l
MaI"n" on Church Hin Tie ,!tr Gus. AMI .,lls g.
We accommodation II rcnier family having ro -r .ts
h",Nc Apply to o. ai-Im RiNHIN 4 wurTloCK
eA'"N--si hlDis naeon suie., Tor sale low by
- "c 1t-lW J.. A. PATTrsDN
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Ncm Family RcS,dcncr For Sale.
Ei.9 Ih" house and lot belonging to the estate
III Of the late Mi Robert 49, Gillian aud occupici Ly , o.,
we Tine Of his Death situated street near . .,
recently built by MIR d. Branch Sni opto-i. to that o,rpl h,
'i '"ueh II Is neatly inpsnV ed AMI adapted for small
fanny sihl- small Camden. Ap,lv o. w HARRI-T
Cross street leading tn Mlyo- Bridge FRANCE GILLIAN
t-l2w
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der 500 cash over 500, Hion,h--es argrov.l
no ~ A. Acct.
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MORE NEW GOODS.

MONE NEW GOODS.
E'EiNED, by the Steamer Columbus aud ready for &
n animation at the Cheap Cash Store, one Door
Worm turner & Co. the following quite
as w as at ANY Establishment tins C,. excepted
confirmation OF which nj to
call and examine fog Themselves
20 Pieces fine medium
sold a bargain
TO Do Clssineti, from To- I yer wand
~ do. ny. Jeans AMI krrs-ys
~ do. Red White Fann,Is very chen, sot at ,,,.t .
warranted not TO shrnk
I servants complete assortment nui prc. an aeor
dance with the times A lew pircvs handsome t
'ashucfrs, desirable
40 Biank"ts for servants 81 = -! cts a piece
DOMESTIC GOODS much cheaper Than they can i turch,
~ any Of the Northern Markets.
We respectfully Purchasers 10 our com
pre AMI General Assortment Dry Goods low and Su
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& '"Ahs-soOo0O genuine Principe AMI Havana Cirar.
ooOoO Domestic Cigars. prices for ale nv
~ WILLIAMS A
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Il IVIiNNU0 q GNKDNEK, h1yi1g nF1ocin-
- ifd JOSEPH \ CLAnKsOS in the nsfig1fs busiaess
herco'orr conducted hy ihem ifH
n Future D. conducted under siyle dnn 81
JusFru a. CfAHEsON q 60.
September ia. ista ass
EAnY hade Lon-ion Dull Oysrosu Leatss Lssrla-
ana 'atfes nuf importation, rlprilt - 80
larger and better assorted han here1flfs- 1F 49, ~
o. la TuOf cHts Ei.Ifs
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-25
DA9ANa8
E.iEe 6rmd Wsa.sEialg gS.

To rescue from oblivion the memorials Of a
chivaIrous and patriotic editor; to gather up the
scattered productions Of his genius from the col
umns of ephemeral journals over which they are
scattered; to preserve, in his words, his lofty
and stern sentiments Of moral, social and polit-
icai right; to present TO his fellew citizens, whe
are immense gamers by his fearless advocacy
Of their dearest rights, who admired him while
living, and mourn him dead-a transcript Of his
character: and to rear moral monument in
honor of distinguished ability and worth which
shall scorn ssthe gnawing tooth of time,'' and
exist when the marble column shall have fret
ted out its inscriptions under the action of the
elements-have furnished inducements strong
enough for the undersigned TO announce the
publication os the LIFE AND WRITINGs OF Dr..
JAMES HAGAN.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-25
aTARIE 0F CONTENTS .

Chapter |. The birth. Eoyhood, early educa-
tion Of James Hagan-his early aspirations
bellies lettres and professional education--his
connection as author and editor, with scientific
iournals-selections from his medical writings.
Chapter Q. His appointment as agent OF the
Washington Monument Association his visit
to Mississippfon the duties of that agency--his
success-attempted defamation of his honesty
as agent completely overthrown, and his char
acter tfiumphantly vndicated-his settlement
in Mississippi, and establishment of a political
journal in the city of Vicksburg.
Chapter 5. His views on Mississippi Banking
History Of the FinancieTs--his writings on
Commission and Brokerage business Exchange
and Currency--the Episode of tsShoeco Jones,'
the Don Qnixotte of Mississippi Finance-Efs-
tory of the Brandon and Union Banks-the end
of q Nicholas Biddis the seconds
Chapter4 DR.. Hagan's appointment az Bank
Comnissioncr--his labors in that eapaclty-hls
Reports to the Legislature, and accompanying
Recommendations.
Chapter s. His writings as the Champion Of
State Repudiation in referencesto the Planters
and Union Bank bonds-bis arguments abs W
ing the State of Mississippi from responsibility
and oppressive taxation on account oi the sale
Of bank stocks TO which the faith Of the state
was illegally pedged-a full history Of ihe orr
gin, sale Of, and receipts fo", The bonds.
Chapter6 g. His writings on The connection Of
the credit system and banking with moral dis
honesty and pecuniary defaication-defection
Of the Treasurer Of the State Of Mississippi
Chapter7. His genius as tasteful and mis-
ceIlaneons writeT-select extracts from his crit
ical and descriptive wrilings-his letters from
Europe.
Chapter 3. His personal appearances habits
IspeeuliaTities- full account Of the
| persenaI Tenconfres in which il was his fortune
| 10 be engaged-yindication from the postum
NOUS charge against his character, thathe was
ssa man of blood5,-his defensive attitude in ev-
ery affair of violence connected with his history
/ CHAPTER g. A full account of the circumstan-
ces preceding and attendant uponhis death--a
! fun report of the trial Cshould It take place IN
+ 6uel Of d. w. A dams, implicated IN the rem
| contre thatproved fatalto Hagan.
Chapter 10. Analysis of his character, .ge-
nius. powers of influence, popular reputation,
editor;al tact and talent; devotion TO the rights
Of fhe people; sacrifice of safety to his fearless
defence Of truth; martyrdom for his principles;
/ euleoies of the contemporary press; account OF
the popular movement to erect a monument to
his memory names of the most liberal contrib
,ttors general view of the aalutarY Influences
mon the State of Mississippi which have re-
suited or may result from his undaunted labors
in the cause Of the great "democracy Of num-
bers.' ,,,.,,,r,,
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-25
FURNITURE.

FEyHE undersigned has jnst received on con-
d alignment an assortment Of plain furniture
Side Boards. Book Cases, Breakfast q
Dinipp Tables, High q. low post Bed.
steads. Bureaus, Stands and Chairs, all
of which will be sold low for cash Or
drafts on New Orleans payable IN the
fail. In consequence esof alate advertise
nent appearing in the Correspondent
headed undertaken, 4 would beg leave to
Inform my friends and the public in gen
eral least they might suppose that had
retired to priyats lie, that | am still en-
ragged when ever called on IN performing
the last sad duties 10 the dead. All or
dsrs from the country for collins will
he strictly attended 10 either day o.
nieht; shTouds g. burying clothes viii be
furnished whenever called for.
A. ROLLINS.
Juiv 80 1s4e-4f-tf
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-25
Dr. Chnallpiola,s
CTSrARTE ACHE MEDICINES;

vEGETABTsE AGIJE MEDICINES;
"A safe and certain cure for CFils and FeUer IN
alfts complicated forqns--ais0 an eBectualeure
for Feuers Of ererp description.
TEVHIS medicine has been USED by the pro-
prietor a number of years, in extensive
praclice, during which time he has treated
some thousands of cases of Fever, and from the
success in this mode of practice. he is confident
1t must and will be the prevailing practice in
Fever. II never fails to cure the Chills and
Fever the first day.
Bilious, Typhus, Nervous, Conges,ivo and
Winter FeveTs, all Weld to the use of this med
icine. and are cured by this system of practice
in shorter time and with much more certainty
Than any other svstonn of practice that has ever
been recommended.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-25
BY A GENTLEMAN
CoNNEcTEE WIFI FnE PREss

The Publishers believe that the "Life and
VI ritings Of James Hagan," elaborately prepar-
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with view 10 a full and impartial display Of
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asihey will, the transactions of The leading men
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viii afford volume deeply interesting to Mis-
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pen are still IN their freshness, and his hand Of
nerve and heart of stern resolve are but recent
IN the solitude and silence of premature grave.
The volume viii be put TO press in the city Of
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the public as early Bs. possible in the autumn.
The work will be Immediately commenced; !;
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huence inobtaining subscribers.
The book will be neatly printed on fine paper,
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for the sum Of tsgo doIla1s
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RICFD. ELW ARD. ers.
Natchez, Aug 843-52
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-11-25
CERTIFICATES.
Franklin co. en-.

Winchester, Oct. 3, 1925
Dear Sir-An agent Of yours left with us,
,,.,o months since, some Of your Ague g.
Ami. Bilious Pills, and at fine time he left them,
We would scarcely take them upon any terms;
,SanniYlgton,s Aqao Pills being sold by our next
doar neirhbor, and thought by the people not to
g be suTnassed by any medicine for that disease
them in use. But your Pills have brought out a
nsme for themselves far surpassing that OF any
other medicine now in use. All agree thatthey
never saw such medicine before, and would
have. no other while they could get yours: The
.,,onseonence Of which is, your pills are III gone,
and Al the urgent request of our friends, we
write you 10 send us fresh supply.
We are respectfully, yours, &c.
r. w. TRYOR, AGO.
B. S. II. DAVIS.