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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

CHEAP WET DRY GOODS, at Jeremiah Lam.
Cberts No. SO Greenwich s-Bleached Shirtings only I'd
per ward snss do yard wide for pence, Wet but not ~
iured in the least
Aso Dover Prints superior article color and only 3D.
and likewise beautiful style of French P!ate American
Prints spring patterns i.
nIa general assortment Of ,easoaable Goods, all OF
wh being purchased io cash suablsd 70 sell unnsa-
ally low. atsH
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GRAFTON August 21th, 1850.
20 and IOO Fulton ST. Also sold By A. B. Saints x Co.
Granite building 2s Broadway corner Of Chambers street
~ i - an" - ~ al0 lris 2toS
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ITO DENTISTS.-A set of Dentists Tools, ma
,eras Cor making Teeth with Furnace for baking do
Anvil &c, for sale cheap Apply No. 1873 Lauren
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

ITO SCHOOL COMMITTEES, PARENTS,
&c.A recent graduate Of Dartmouth College wishes for
Schools, public and private with great success aud fur
n the most satisfactory testimonials as to character schol
strctor. situation the City vicinity would be prefer
red Please address Dartmouth Tribune office previous
the 18th inst. ans lMs
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~ WOOD ENGRAVING.-The undersigned would
RESPECTFULLY inform the Printers snd Publishers Of this city
and elsewhere tina: lie has hs facility and ability to seSr
nrts for illustrated books papers and periodicals. arehec-
tr machinery labels business einbens, autographs stamps
ST. AT No i60 Sassauce,, Tribune Buildings opposite the
Park.
N B. No patronage solicited from those who wish barter or
crsdii. tt23u1 /" NJ W. ofNi1
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~ HEALTH. QUIET AND CoAIFoRT-Tbe Ora
ham Housr IS BaIcay.eet, NewYork prefers advantages
strangers stopping few days weeks III the city such as
street very the pars Of the city and IN the u
date vicinity Of the principal steamboat landings Us apart
mcn are and while Its table supplied with
the Vegetables and Fruits that can be procured eHsnds
.n,ircIy Auima Food and stmuan OF all kinds Charges
noderatr and every effort made render Boarers comlorta
hia Shower Baths free. Remember, G3 Barcay-S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

c.TRAW BONNETS-S. C. SMITH, No. 5
y Beecker the Bowery keeps hand and
features all kinds Straw Bonnets OF the latest and
most approve. fashions.
Leeho Tuscan and Straw Has cleaned and pressed By
re,s process and made look and much better than b.
M cd method and altered any shape desired Ladies
call and Specimens Of The work alG ~,
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rOALnow arrived and for sale low TO dealers and
TO p CHULON corner OF King and Greenwch-sts. as5t'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

~ JAYNE'S EXPECTOKANT.-Thls Is nnIoubtedI!
III. most valuable as it is decidedly the popular med
eire kind introduced into this STATE he dfnana
rst Offered sale here last January, the Present tme
Numerous testimonials OF is real worth and usefulness from
very many citizens might be produced but tra VIZ
satisfy ( that it speedy for coughs, colds Influenza
s,thma hoarseess and al kiads Of pu noaary aiec
~ Bangor (Ms.) Daily Wing.
II Is prepared only By Dr. D. JAYNE No. % South Third
ha,.I. as itis2os
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YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL, No. 1877 GreeneST
i street.-The and Mrs. J. B. KIDDER respectfully 81
nounce their friends and the public that the first oay
ensuing they will open the above number estab
for the gentee education of Young Ladies' pah many
in useful know ledge. ~
ma he made No ASi).rrvsr All
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WTANTED-A place as wet nurse, or TO take a
w child by healthy young woman Apply at Y hester
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TooTH-ACFiE.- HE.-The public
having experienced the extraordinary powers Of the Orr
entail Cure of the Sixteenth Century 100 years family.
which yarably cures Toothache every stage min
ute whether rotton sound though aching have uive
it, while the cachpenny Petenders and
counteeters my specific appear and die the death that
awaits them. Over LOCO ladies alone have been spared the
trouble and expense using false teeth since its INTRODUCTION
To be had only 222 Rlv door 10 the Drug
Sror.. Price only
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

OILED SILK, PATENT LEATHER, Top
Oides Dash Leather, Euamelel Leather, style Of
iapIned cambria for army aud navy cap covers. apaled
Muslin style of apanedgood, for shoemaker. Stocks.
Shirts, Linen Collars, &C. Sc, for sale commission By
as q. w. GORUM, l25 Maiden lane, up stairs.
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L'WBANK'S HYDRAULICS AND NECHA-
cal Account Hydraulic and other machines for Raising
Water including the and FIRE engines ancient aud mo
dern with observations various subjects connected Win
the Mechanic Arts In five books, illustrated by nearly ~
engravings By Thonas Ewbank. Handsomely pFihteo VOL
of 600 pages. prce 50 30
Opinions of the English PressIt entities ham the authoIi
take rank with the very best winters IN ms
of literature whether ancient or uioaefn SItf ~ e
tertsning Becknan exceeds him imeaSuraoJ IN nv
style ne brings his aid DWELLINGS, Of tancy depth OF e
ing and eInguence OF expression, 10 which fgn.oh
stranger. We have seldom Volume SO a1soieIes
med with useful international London siscnenies
zane. -. ,.s,,a5 ,or,e.
compressed library On the subjects here raleo, -
have been tnul,iplied amazing extent 49,
giyrn In hi. volume Ia sbor u such WOE o. ,i
contrtaoa to the literature Of mechanical scenee
,ica neering Il Is the kind Of book wnich e,sn -
uic or Inventor ought consult Esor Of Tie,
b, work IS eIninently entitled 10 b casu ,age OF sd
forward ifo
r,ncne cyj,izstion beginning with me raass sinor
- s,,s al ingenuity The alGost nyeir rI;Io-
pie az eur ON DAY Whether viewed as s gy PM
G n Trnrors Mr. E,wbsnk's book IS eiaa} and a.
at ~ ;rfoonatiou contains ~ ungs{ - IL
H. % LET of machines which u ste
80, ana eng.ayings IL 70 ca191e % sA,IS
sroubs and modification 10 nm he saryeyos.
= NOR instructive anil amusing II 80 u ' ~
EnSli, ana the sults Of reading and essafeh ser
ms IN ,ies days ct book making Desealp.lon,
aon As eotsous index. would istI 70 m
hoysesss, and xauef Lopdon Literary
fes a o. b APPLETON CO. Publisher. S9 5sc@an-s
TTTr-an,,, hytndreG bags prime
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DOAR DING-Three or four gentlemen can be
~ accommodated with board gentee private family,
where there are but select boaers One large front
with pantes attached suitable for wo gentlemen that
would like together. For which will BE- mode
rate inquire 81 Howardseet Broadway References
god
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

i BOARD WANTED.-A Gentleman and his SIS
)ef wish obtain board private family residing IN a
pleasant part the City They would require two adj
joining connected furnished By hem.e YES Address
Board box 1877 Lower Post Office stating location and terms
I1yhic must he moderate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

u Spring Fashion HHnts.-Hais OF The new
Spring Style VIII be offered at our and after Sat
urday 4,h Inst SPENCER, Halter,
nbs 4 No. 81 Chambers 81 9 doors Ess, OF Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11
CTEAlf ENGINES FOR SALE, secondhand

One superior Englshmade Steam Engine Of horsa power
One Upright OF horse power with Boiler Pipes and s7ey
thing complete, which can BE- seen IN operation
o.. Hnr zcln,al ~ h,r.l r1nISer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

new Of coarsd ia black six Faga,
aud Gmps jets pearl aud fancy SILK Buttons Silk Frog.
with ornaments ladies' dresses Ladies and chidren
dark and light H. S. Gloves Grass Cloth for ladies' under
dress for sale by A. & w. MORRISON,
$50 Broadway, opposite 10 NiDoS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

ITO BAKERS or Grocers-For Sae-Two very
good (second handy covered top spring Wagons made 10
order in Newark about months and pains weIo
taken have them superior any thing got up before
will sold cheap for cash. exchanged for groceries, or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

ITO CEDAR-WARE COOPERS.-JAAIES Ct.
J. MOFFET, Manufactured III Prince ST. y. Y, offers
for sale wholesale and retail superior lot of Cooper Bass,
Esrs aud Rye The lowest market prices mis- i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

BOARD IN BROADWAY.-Person wishing
al els Broadway between Bond aud Beeckrr-strets. Gem
ala attached few single Gentlemen can be hand
scey accommodated Rooms for transient Boarders. Terms
rs 6tS
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WTANTED-A situation by nice protestant slrl
w for homework chamberwork or as n'rse Apply at
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M ERCHANTS' FIRE INSURANCE COM
lYl PANY-Offcs No. IS Wall-street.-ThS Company.
with Capital Of $3.50 COO continues insure mere andlse.
household furniture, buildings shirs in port and other pro
perry against loss damage By fire, III. favorable
terms JONATHAN AWRENCE. President.
cfus
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CHEATING COPPER.-loo cases English,
MI . GRINNgLL. MINTgRN & CO. 70 sOuth-s',
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06

rTWe are authorised 70 announce MAR.
TIN 0 HOPKINS. the present incumbent
as sCaadijosc FOR re-eleCtion to the Office O
Sheriff Of Claiborne County, at the ensuing
November Election,
f17s}i are suthofised TO announce DAN;
IEL McDOUGALL, the present incumbent;
IS Candidate for Te.elechon to the Office Of
Clerk of,he Circuit Court Of Claiborne county,
8. the ensuing November Election.
f-s-We are authorised to Announce Capt.
FRED. J. P0OR, the present incnnbers, as a
Can1;dste for reelection 70 the Office Of Clerk
of tho Probate Court of Claiborne county al
he ensuing Noyer,ber Election.
nA7~We are authorised to announce the Hon:
YIN. RANDOLPH. the present ntincuubont
es a Candidate for Reelection 10 the office Of
Judge Of the Probate Coui, OF Claiborne coun-
y, at the ensuing November Election.
CIV are authorised % announce Wm r.
s,eALPINE, Esq., the present incumben!, as
a Candidate for re-eicc.;on TO the eflice of
County Treasury, for Claiborne county. at The
sasuing November election.
We are authorised 20 announce RICHARD /
IF. 1iO0RE, the present incumbent, ss Can !,
,iidafe for the o.sco of .sx Collector of Clai- !
borne county, =, the ensuing November eiec-
,:ou.
GIVE arc authorised 10 announce A. H.
RoG0, the present incumbent, as Candi-
date for c-election TO tie office Of Tax Asses
soros CIabOrae couaty, At Ike next November
sicction.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06

HARD TIMES. How silly il is in poo
pie 10 sit idly down and cry hard times,
because they can't shovel up dollars in
The street, or dream Of piles Of hidden
treasures aud in the morning 60 and fill
six horse Wagon! This is no way TO
do BE cheerful, lively and saving
Be not ashamed 10 work, but 90 at it with
a determination TO make good living,
instead Of merely staying on The earth
1t is breeder of disappointment-keen,
cutting disappointment, to expect to make
fortune in day. As the ant builds
It's house by piece-meal, so should we
strive to accumulate wealth aud honors.
Industry, perseverance, and energy will
accomplish anything and everyihing.-
Be up and doing;-Iet not the cry Of
''hard times" deter us from tryi g to fend
off the advance OF want-for, rest as.
sured, ,if nothing is done 10 better our
condition, we must drown in the gulf Of
beggary.
Every man, particularly in our coun-
try, is the architect Of his own fame and
wealth, but a, the same time, dependent
on his fellow men, and, consequently, in
benefttiag ourselves, either in point OF
wealth or honors, We confer to,as well as
rece,ve assistance from others; and, 10
accomplish these desirable ends, We must
be active, vigiIant, industrious, aud econ
omica'. Then may we hugh at care
bid adieu n sorrow--hoal SIN 1othIy upoa
the sea of!ifp, and never see the shadow,
not TO say feel, the substance Of "hard
iimes'
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06

The Observation-Disclosures or An
ovEhFEoW We have seen dates from
Cincinnati up to the 2Ist uIi. stating
thai the Ohio at that place was fail IL
oyerfowing, and that from the hisl tops.
almost as far as the eyes can see, it pre-,
senis one vast sheet cf water on both
sides of tie river. All that date i; was
Up IN the basement Of several houses in
the lover part Of the City. The Ga,
zetta says: The news from above Of
the melting Of Tie snow on tie nloun.
taius, and The heavy rains, atFord ground
certainly Of an overflow. All The rivers
east, west, norlh and south Of US, in the
valley, are full.
In addition 10 the above, we further
learn from gentleman Of cur town,
who left 81. Louis, Mo- on last Sunday
the 30th ult., that the Missouri. Upper
Mississippi and Illinois rivers we're yerv
high aud sill rising when ha left. He
also says that the Mississippi is out ofE
its sbapks from the .nnuth Of the Ohm
down some considerable distance.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06

The Holly Springs Guard has hoisted
to lis masthead the name of Gov. Tuc-
ker for reelection, subject, however, 10
the decision Of new convention, and
believes be has more influence in the
northern counties, and could better unite
the party, than any other man in the
State. Ours IS a different belief; for. in
the south, at least, generally speaking,
those who are no. his enemies, exhibit q
spirit of apathy and indifference towards
him, which indicates that he is not the
choice Of the party.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06

A Noble Woman. Snraono
OF Rhode Island, recently went !, ON.
OF the Oldest and most faithful hands ),
work ia his factory al Natick. R ms,
before the election, and totd him that he
would give him two days 10 make I'M his
mind, either TO vote the Fenner (Whio,
ticket or leave his employment. Tbs
man, who was very poor, wen, home -
ms wife and told her the reyoItino al
Tentative. "WeIl, Charles.n said sbs
you can vote The Fenner ticket. If vo,
like, but il you do, you must get anotbe
er wife" The mans answer 10 ~.
honorable Senator is 10 be given th,s
evening, and no one can doubt wb,, !,
will he. Bosom GeRocrat.
We have learned since the eIec,;o,
that the man votsd the democratic
ticket, and was accordingly thrown o,,t
of employment.
Here Is prescription for opinion ss.t.
with a vengeance! Greal Godl vbs,
are We coming TO, when treemen. ara :
be deprived Of the means Of subsis,soca
Tor exercising the rights, privileges Ana
lmmUnities conferred on Them h. ,bs
and sealed with The blood
d the Revolution!
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06

en.nce in the scale OF the succession
nominee.
Mr.. Buchanan, clearly and without
eouiyocatiOn, declaresghis hostility to a
National Bank, both on the ground ot
i,s unconslitutionality and inexpediency
lis opposed TO The distribution, ,S1c.-is III
favor Of a protective tariff, as source
Of revenue 10 enable the government 10
carry on its financial operalions,--i' not
only opposed to an amendment to the
Constitution, but likewise 10 restricting
the veto power. lie also expresses bis
willingness 10 submit withouta murmnF,
10 the selection or the Convention, aid
10 give his support and influence 10 tue
choice Of that body.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06

TEENEssEE.-The election camnaior
10 this State has opened in earnest
Polk and Jones, the Democratic and
/" h'g candidates for Governor, met at
Memphis on the 22d uIt.. and haransued
the people. Polk so etfsctuaIIy FUSED up,,
MS opponent, that the Wings were com
Pietely disheartened, and some of them
sad It was folly to attempt to defeat his
election and that their friends had better
not bet against him. Col. Polk is a
whole team on the stump, and if ho is
it will not be for wapt or
perseverance,, energy, and talent.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06

IMPORTANT DGcIsIoN.-The High Courl
Of Errors and Appeals, IN he early part
of this week, delivered an Union in a
case of the Commercinl Bank o. Man
ches'er. which settles the law on all The
points involved in The cotton transactions
Of he banks, SO far as they have been
rnisrd. r Is arircsccci tsIar IN rhese yTans.
ac'ioGs there was 10 usury, and that tho
banks have legal right 10 siipu'ate that
the funds raised by sales of cotton and
returned to New York or Philadelphia,
should be there credited TO the planter,
leaving with the banks the advantages
OF the domestic exchange. The Court
also decided thar If the contracts were
Gsurioas, the interest only would be lost
to the banks. leaving to them the right
TO recover the principal Of the debt af
Ter crediling The nett proceeds of the
safes o! cotton, returned 10 the United
States.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06

| u. S SENATOR Would it no, be good
policy should new convention assem-
be, for that body 10 recommend some
gentleman as candidate for Senator, TO
succeed Hon. John Henderson. whose
terra expires on the Al Of March hext?
We are OF ihe opinion that such o
course, howeVar, strange The suggestion
may appear, would ohyate the Difficult,
task devolEing on the L4gisia urc of ma
king such selection. aud at the same time
unite tho democratic members OF that
h'.dy cn one man. lf he democracy OF
'!e State are true 10 themselves, ,ssthey
viii secure preponderance in the next
legislature; and, ifrhe members ure elec.
ted unde" Instructions 10 support The re.
coDnleldtsian o. he Convention, then
will nnenio'ity prevail, aud consequent |
y, s democratic Senator Zee secured.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06

NAUVoo,--Joe Smith, the Mormon
PTophet and Mayor of this city, has is.
sued his proclamation against a regular
" organized band Of thieves in thai
place. lie threatens thoso who may
&c detected, with the severest penalties
Of the law, and promises to withhold his
"fa'h from such as may turn informers
and Witnesses against their companions.
Verify, Joe has, between The States of
Illinois and Missouri and the thieves. a
warm time Of it. Now, if he had warn
ed.them in his prophetic capacity. who
can doubt but that stealing would soon
cease to be carried on in that regiou p
N"ne' We oplne, but disbel;eVers in Nor.
monism!
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06

IT4NIMITY.-it is with with no or,lina.
my qualification we perceive num5er
Q! the Democratic papers in the south
ern part OF the State have como out in
favor 81, and boldly advocate the calling
Of new conventions. on The ground oi
its utility -@sd necessity.
& has been truly said bv the oppo-
nents Of democracy, that the principal
cause Of our success was he unaai.nous
feeling which pervaded our rgnks-and
well taey know the force of the senti,
ment. They are aware that II divisions
ard d.asensions can be created, it will
tend 10 lessen our strength, and afford
them advantages which, uader other cir
cumsiances, they could never have OBJ
tanned. II hehooVes Us, then, one and all,
to be on The aiert-;o guard, with sleep
less vigilance, against tiscord amongst
ourselves, and the Vaccinations or the
onegy, and unite, as one man, in con-
tenaing for The principles of democracy
Ito rally around its banner, and, on its
folds resolve 10 use all fair md horora,
bic means TO preserve its purity, and ac
conpIish its triumph. This is our priv
iiege-our most solemn duty. Let US
then cultivate the spirit Of unaninity-
extend to each other the right hand of
cordially, and fellowship of feeling.
through the concurrence of a new and
ini' convention, and We have nothing 10
fear.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06
From Tie ~. y. Tribune of,B,r
FOURTEEN DAYS LATER
EUROPE.

The ship Cn'ambns, CAPT Co.
Vrd nj this port last nig1l. bs,,
Liverpool on The 22d March tao'l
- z papers fourteen DAYS lsler
were received by the South Il
She sailed from this port on III
February, and arrived al Lrer
the l2 o. March-thus hril.@
the ness Of htr own arfiv4i or
OR fall fiies nf E1. lisa p1pyr
no! reached u: u. ia lho,a d
teSt dae q date We dn MOI fa4 aa
%, any decided interest. Tie Ra
sill discussing the ques los Of gS
te : IHsanii:. and >0Me veFF ats
IntrreS NJ debates have been
Parliament Upon The necessity da
lng ths Avs upon tn supI-ctd 4
" as a plea 10 deaenc N casesd
der. Lord Lynhurst is oi OPaa
the existing laws are saficlaa!
protection of society if taey an
iaiIy ana faithfully sdmtDIse.y3S
thus opinion seemed 10 be gaining 4
BON 10 aud oat of the IIaisC 4.
menf.
The Corn laws are yet des.j.
yis"r aod interest. Lord g,gy
On the 18th, in the Fl use Of J,,,j,
ihat very considerable s.4o bal
made IN the progress of FREE lsade-
'nly IN the corn law hui a,nmfhs
II; and yet the zealo,s of lrseusaa,
'lead ot thanking Sir Roben Pee
he extraordinary strides he had
lnited with The ultra opponenan
ng the right honorable Baronsi
'ery concessions which soueiIa
would have been deemed most er
Ilnary. 4 motion for an inaaf
he operation of the corn Laws, d.
.ord Mon'eagle and supper ed BY
'rougham was defe tied by 200 e
On the morning Of Friday, The /
March, Liverpool and its vicini.I
ONE distance, Manchester, Cariis.
ne Isle Of man, were visited with
esslon Of earthquake shocks
eem To have been quite yiolea,
"ntinued for an unusual length Of
he statements in The various y
ltier considerably among themss
at the most Of them agree that Al
~o distinct shocks were obserysdI
u interval Of ten or fifteen secoaa
seen them-the first lasting from !.
} five and the latter from FIVE to Il
sconds. Tho last was the mos! sid
nd produced a violent Earring ID
nuses, and a rumbiing noise 50 D
; to awaken and greatly alarm nilr
lc inmates. The motion was Hbass
ON south east TO north Yves. ba'
ry was done, and neither EnSofsa'
asgow nor London, seenet % Os'
zen effected by it.
Mr.. Braham and his son we're gaiI
u
,ncerts . at Liverpool at fhe latest t's'
ne journals are loud 10 their ptaa
$ vocal powers.
intelligence had been received ba
mail of the riot at CauioDs
the consequent correspondents I
cen Sir Henry Pottinger and ths = '
J resident merchants. 4 mollpa
en- made IN the British House Of y Y
: copies of thai correspondents.
rs gave a decided impetus %
9TH market, and most descriptions
le for the East became scafeef
arer. In moving the call for tlle =
'pondence, the Marquis of Lans6gs !,
d his object was 10 bring before 9
ment the situation in which tnel
ions with the Celestial Empire :
iced by the recent events, with J,
having sonle legislative msas0
med aud put their intercourse ! !
i country on a proper footing.
RI Of Aberdeen thought i Ro'ld .
ust 70 Sir Henry Poltingsf, 10 W
full confidence Of che gOsefnu':
5 placed, % proceed to legislale. J, !,
waiting for his advice and lpi0i'
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06

NEw PArEF,-Wm. M. smy'h, Esq,
formerly editor of the Grand Gulf Ad-
yef;iser, has issued card for publishing
IN Jackson, paper, TO be devoted %
the supper; Of John G. Calhoun for the
''fesideHcy aud Levi Woodbury. for the
Wee Presidency. The "Southern Relor-
'ner.'' tl!'e rtIe OF the paPerl vii be
commenced on or about the 4th Of Jily
zueyt. ST. card i, aooIbpr coiu,rn