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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-30
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Der which. 10 November. lsa|
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ton, (beinn 30 weeks M aanl,a|
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whole term. TWENTY corin b
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name Of the subscriber i RI
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uniform price. Two dollars \
copy per year; TEN copies Of !
rate Of 81 each. DO not ak 81
from this rule, friends for The d
possible.
The character Of the TrblnI
time generally known. Il aims
cile the largest freedom Of lhogi
ton, with a profound reverence
aud obedience to right(ul author
the stern foe of all discord, anu
turbulence-the champion Of eFa
Gus idea, however novel OF q
which has Tor It's end The up'alS
oppressed and the lowly. WI
fers no claim to the absurd naml
racy, so long as the cloak Of p0II
asees, the cant Of designing Y
it will be, as it has been, in the !
sense of the word, truly demdsl
adversary of every wrong the l
hollow profession and scbemn'
and the advocate Of every m0Val
ing to the diffusion Of true iFePHa|
upward progress of the humans n
The Weekly Tribune IS w
this city every Saturday m0Fnl|
patched by the mails OF ThutllI
day. 1t is Of the largest sIle
eight pages, so as to be about Y
size OF two common neWsHFl
eriptions are respectfully seIlc ~ I
GREELY 4 AG "
New York, Nov. y 1871
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-30
ALSO,

The following real estate, described and designa-
ted as the Northeast quarter of Sec %, the
Northeast quarter of Sec. 30, the West half of
Southwest quarter of section %, and the East
half Of Northwest quarter of Sec. %, and the
West half of Southeast quarter of Sec. 81 all in
Township Is, of Range East, containing $50
acres, more or less situate in the County of Car
roll by virtue of decree of the District Chance
Court of the State of Mississippi, holden at Car
rllton, in cause wherein Susanna Graham is COM
plainant and Ephraim Lloyd ct al are defendants
w p BOLF
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-30
Chamcerv Sale.

AN the second Monday, being the 10Th day of
" August next, in front of the court house
the town of Carrolton, Carroll county, | will of
fer for sale at public auction,to the highest bid
der on a credit Of SIX months, the following des-
cribed negroes, viz, Leah and children, Bill,
Rutha ard children, Patsey and children, Phebe
and children Cilvy, Daniel, Cely, Isaac, Abraham,
George. and Fanny, and the natural increase of
said slaves
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-30
A dmiTRistralOr,s Notice.

10 all persons interested in the estate of Tbos
4 W. Withers, decd: Take notice, that at
tne November term next, Of the Probate Court Of
carroll county, will present my account for E.
nal,setllement and allowance as administrator Of
said estate. WIN. F WTTUFPS u
Sept. 81, lSil-l4-6w
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-30

Mn. r.. VI. SrtCER. Thore are also scvora
private boarding houses.
Tho Institution has been recognized, 50 fol
Ms 10 establish an exclusively English School. fnt
20 place the studies preparatory 70 the Coegiat,
course under Tie immediate direction Of the Pro
less0rs, respectively.
Taition, per session Of 10 months.
In the English School. $50
I'm Professor Department. so
In Law or Medicine, -
All tuition fees to be paid in advance, estima
ting the tine from the first day Of the month II
which the student enters'to the close of the Sos
sion, and no part of the tuition fees to be refund.
de in any case whatever.
Contingent expenses estimated at about &3.
Matriculation fee to be paid once by each stu
dent, So.
Students wishing to avail themselves Of the pro-
vision made for INDECENT young men, must pre-
sent to the Faculty a certificate of indigency and
merit.
This class of students is to be limited hereafter
to twenty-five
Candidates for admission into the Institution
hereafter must produce testimonial of good char
hcter, if over II years of age, from the school
which they last attended; or, if this be mpracti-
cable, from some re 'pectable person.
BOARDING and WASHING, $40 month, in
advance, tie student supplying his own room fur
niture, and paying for his fuel the cost of deliv-
ering it at his room.
JOHN LANE,
Presto IF the Board Of Trustees
Sept % l644-14
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-30

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instructive and explanatory enRrpWngs' or copy ot
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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-30

Eaf % " HHtfff.a President ff4 hm aHf
ffaGfs9f of lHfrlisfia1i and Nitwi sf'sHess
leases v unh " Professor of Wanenf4
ies. Nfaal Philosophy sh8 Astronomy
" r. THar1oV. 1 p Professor III Natural
seicares aad ft5e Thegy ahd rmetIeo ~
Melif,na
WI. w. Mtantht. A. W.. Professor of tho
Greek Language ahd ffamnfe.
Wnltsm Mrn. a NJ. Professor Uf tte Latin
Language and literature
Nf TnogAs pobn Principal OF HE English
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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-30

lismairiog IN lhe r q. ~ CsnDlllon, W.,
lhs ~ day n October. 1874. shleh, \ uoi
lais1 oui isloFe the ~ day " jsei'a'y,
1915. viii De- sfni 10 ihe Gfaffsl Pot
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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-30
.ERMS
Address, GEORGE r. GRAHAM.
No. 50 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
THE BATTLE GROUND
PhiladelDhia. ADril %. n

Philadelphia, April 30, 1874.
MY DEAR sIR:-ln reply to your inquiry,
can state, with perfect confidence, that in
the summer of 1913, | had conversation
with you on the subject of making engrav-
ed viewsof the "Battle Grounds Of Ameri-
ca feature 10 the Magazine, and that |
then saw, IN your possession, an original
sketch OF Chew's house and the battlefield
at Germantown.
Very truly &c. S. d. PATTERSON.
GEO. r. GRAHAM, ESQ.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-30
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Probate Cou

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Probate Court,
CHocTAw COUNTY. { June term, IA.
TENO all whom it may concern You are hereby
A. cited to appear before the Judge of our said
Probate Court, at a court to be held for said coun-
ty, on
The fourth Monday in August
next, then and there to show cause, if any YOU
can why an order should not be made to sell the
following described lands, belonging to Cyrus
Cotton, lunatic, according to the prayer of the
petition Of William A. Cotton, his guardian, to
wit: N E IN WI and N w NE and
is w N E ! of Section Is, Township 81,
Range E. all lying intle county and State a.
foresaid
IT is further ordered that this citation be pub
lished in the Western Statesman, newspaper
published in the town of Carrolton, for six
weeks successfully.
Witness the Hon. james A. Kennedy, Judge
of the said Probate Court, the 4th Monday in
Juno, 1914.
THOS. N. DAVIS, Clerk.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-30
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
FHNO all persons interested in the estate of Will
A. liam Johnson decd, take notice that at the
November term next ofthe Probate Court of Car
roll county, we will present our account for final
settlement andAllowance as Ex'rs of said estate.
JOHN W. DIKES,
HUGH r. YOUNG,
October II, lS44--4w Executors
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-30
ADyRRTIsEMENTs.
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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-30

STA. r. ", srtCER. There are also several
private boarding houses.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-30
no FARMERS, gNT'deners sc,

Particular care is taken to procure the earliest
adyices in reference to the prices of all kinds of
grain provisions, produce, the state of stocks
banks, money and lands and om extensive ar
rangements will hereafter render our prices cur
rent of inestimabe value to the traveller farmer,
and all business classes whatever
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11
IT ED.

On Wednesday morning the loLh Of January amos Bel,
DEN Esq aged 62 short illness, OF hemorrh2ge iiol
th- lungs. o. H..
SIN t cosner Goyerneur The friends OF the deceased and
family are vitsd attend without further notice
At Greenwich CT, OF consumption, the iih INST IN te
h year of her age SARAH JANE daughter OF the late seth
A. so.ton, on the 9TH Madame Ann PAszER, widow OF
NsSew.London CT. o. the 2sth ult Dr.. ELISHA North
a. Csroton Cr on the Sd Instant, Hon. NcYEs BARBER
A. sbanv on the sh NICHOLAS BLEEcKEa Esq aged 3D.
,n aid and :, srected inhabltant OF that city.
BItr,ots On the 9th inst, ALFKED BETToN printer
I'd "a leaving wife and children TO lament MS less
b sb6y ncelnent chronicles the decease Of one "y
posssssd OF ali those nigh and noble qu9ties calcnia ~ ~
do5n husp nature had endeaTd himself 10 are clIcs "
Trends His ardent friendship eeeFfulne<s o diposiTT
a,niaby of manners less striking ana pro.i.Le
han his goodness heart utle1bie lave OF INN,
AID high honor and, although his dam IS SUI = 70
eayemeu afflicted iauly and matter oi oeep
numerous friends, yet they consoed win r
IN, in his DIVING moments gave evidence haI ili' 'p
yas about 10 taks It's flight better world
At Norfolk. the 7th after "a protracted Illness
". WEsT, printer, aged 20. cxr,,,rS Towy.
Tor TWO years Rrpreseu,rive IN The d ami
Mary and from Cecil county and most esIectsu aHu
neur byxiciau, aged ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11
The Evening Post contains the following letter in
relaIinn 70 the Illinois Canal rnattar:

CHICAGO December 24, 1913.
" Governor ys and Cart bo;h expres themselves
Wei satisfied With all they ave The highly
hgaed wtt3e coultf and the canal end that they hare
i9unI every thing so far exceed ie most sanGune e1pect
on enough has rausred render the resul, most certain
and taT 0fah!e IN the highest degree surv-y OF Fox
shows that can De brongt ove for $3.50 Coo and VIII be
done: Coz Ford expresses himself well pleased with the p7o
position OF the oondhotes, and ch.elully ccedes be
night and Just; Il says M VIII shrink from nothing
INA ''ii tslG 20 restore the credit OF the state.
20 e ahof-< "a oi-r tales IL debt of Illinois Tie
i1eSt n prop Tfon 20 It's meas Without tkng however
o,9 a5d ihs 9lAl e2ers have ably fulfilled X The sub
C5l lsier are ai-eziT s. eco G1a.
The city and county bonds OF St. Louis Missouri,
winch have been at largedisconnt are nos. selling
II that city IL par.
The Farmers Bank of Virginia has declared d.
vldend OF 3 per cent fOr the LIST SIX months.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11
Correspondence of the n. Y. Tribune.

CINCINNATI, January 4, 1874.
GESTLEMEy: Sales OF Hogs to-day at So 20 SIT: supply
heavy Most buyers have laid their stock that
early; We have new buyers every day II may be well TO
stats that engaged rendering up Hogs for
French merchant who willing operate at 81 for ard
lie says that the Lard made for him by steam IS the best he
saw Excepting the Irish Lar therefore ne wall!
ing render Hogs order get IT, He says
exactly the climate, and he feels safe in buying
IT, Hogs have been brisk at 10 g, but declined to my quo
tation day before yesterday.
FLoUR-The receipts of Flour ts past week, by all the
channels have BEEN unusually small Owing TO this fact Of
limited receipts connection with the lac rise at New-O
leans Flour has gone up 81 at the Canal clear OF lnspec
tioa. The shipments during the month OF December were
q 1888 bb. during the month of Novembef 1868: total
since November |, 1913, 4S,0S2 bbis.
FEArHrRs-Arrye in small parcels, and bring from 10 10
23c Demand limited.
PRoyIsIoys-The Provision Market has been active
the week than previous time duriig the season.
M following sales made by of the principal houses yes
erlay exhibit the prices which nearly all sales of the art
ciss named are made 1900 kegs No. Lard at SIC per b
sal 1000 do shade higher; 1000 bb!s Mess Pork So 25
bb: and 81 do Cea, Pork S9 5000 Green Hams al ic
per ID.
srIps-Ciover Seed arrives frsey and taken 52i
IS per bushsl; demand good Timothy 75c Is; Hemp 50
90; Flax 50 s3 Mustard So s.oa which remain ul-
changed.
WHrAr-The supply IS very much below the demand.
Since the price 75c bushe! the condition o
the roads his ben all the tiue as almost entirely to shut
VHsKY-A what increased demand las carried Whs
Ky Up 20 1870 pr gallon, inspected
The following statistics of the Lumber bushes, OF Maine
are from Lecture Delivered b. Alr. in Bangor:
Mr. Nolcoss remarked that Bangor the largest lumber
iua market tha world Lumber h. aid great
tce Of trade ard 1rn.hS ss nineteen tweareh5 Of our
ryaor,s the ol of which are 50 60GOo er
Tier engaged III busire5s N some way connected WIN
Lurnbering and its rrsfsra ion tur market tie tenobco
rire- four thousnd VINO work st least eight
moats year ts business For the purpose OF show
lag tie Of producing ambrard tas chagnels through
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11
POLICE OFFICE.

Patrick Paten was caught by watchman with
lTge fop fowl whose neck he had iasi wIuns and which
heh'l stolen from Thomas IL Allison.
Elsey Grant, coored, was committed for stealing
silver spoons from the premises Of Major Lewis, Il E!ms
Last night hir n. 3. Haskell of Princeton n. j.
into aphousg Chape. street and robbed
o ssO n eoo'ed grl named Louisa Cam bell was arrested
q p1fceps crinniS in the rabhary.
Aperson named Achilles Y. Hammond was ar
tsstel charged with deaudaS Ar AGgustas 5aaonos OF
aWal street. the ci.at yendar, oa box of Eeaiia Cigars b.
Ispfe.eaaS TO his cer hat h. Mr. Hodges OF the Carl
Ion iI5U5r, ia Broadway Is is alel-r re boy te
s9e was sent it the cigars and te change Of S20 bill hu1
gtoe he arrived there Hammond overt1oA MIN, an6 tasug
l' ehase desired HIM 70 proceed hs esaui. On a1riy-
M nj i Wa found ta M llld-e had notoEdeIe he cig1rs
Il poy saf ldengies hammond, and ,e IS eomniaa
aJ ,ueh ticks have 5teiy beFn pac;!ced upon cti
10 call al lhs Police Oiica
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11
Markets. cayed.ty reportsa fo, The Tri5..as.


AsEEs.Ils market is firm, wirh serng to aayance
Ne le 50 barg-ls s this Years Inspection
at 81. aud z01o 10 b5l5 Paris 1914, at l?:.
tOIT0N.Jhar= IS SUI much activity Ia The rzFEet,
aud the sas are reported At ao9 to 1900 bags before
..:nost exclusively spmcuati 2= fnaEet sJa
buoyat, aad the adyaEe slowly going on The ,loat.os
o.,.,n. Upland. Nsv-ore4a,:
1idg!ns far far. q 10; 10 alo
LoOu 4if 10 ne iUt 4 Y:
There is some 81 sht inquiry from spnn~rs.
FLOUR AND MEAL-We d, not hear OF much doing,
but the ks Is buoyan and much of any Western
be had att G2i Some holders OF Genesce ask 75 \ sale
OF $500 bs 'ienesee s reported ;are been made days
since at 62 supposed speculaon ard 1900 bbls Ohio
sod for England at C2A, 10 be shipped at present
Scratched Western, Is in good demand at 81: fine
miGdIng 23; mddng 50 G2l; chip suffs IS 2j
Southern Scratched 25 with considerable sales There
far demand for Southern descriptions. Georgetown sells
lots al 7j Brandywne 60 a IS; Richmond Country
common G2l IS. Most ofre Richmond Couuy held
for higher prices Richmond City So For Meal there
npch demand 50 G2s for jersey and Brand wine
Rye Flour is %; prime 80 with fair sales Buckwhea
selling at 20 p for common and s. for fancy bags So
1916 half barrels 81 2j. Sales Gbsons s. Shorts
nomInally 10 II cts; Ship StUs 10 ID Bag Meal
very dull at 9l l2 with inferior S7 We
notice sales bbls round hoop Ohio for shipment G2l
GRAlS.-Ghert have been farther sales OF Wheat
Corn in moderate demrnd and We notice sales There
carsoes Offering but above the views of distlIes
Last sales Southern IS cents Il cents weight
New Northern we quote 70 cts and Rye, the slip
nominal 50 cents, with very little Offering Oats
Northern, are held 81 We notice sales 6G00
5000 bushels Of store IS 81 Southern are 3i
Nothing doing Barley Blackeycd Peas IA bag with
small sales.
WHISKY.-There are very few barrels here which are
held at Is cents2i refused lot OF 20 hhd Peansy
is held at % cents Drudge good demand 90
SEEDS-Holders OF Clover steady. We notice sales
CO bbs new supposed Rough Flax wanted and
nOr sllps drOlIn
ao "a Last sale of Clean made public 10 25 Timothy
perfectly inactive at SI3 SIi.
PROVISIONS.-The market continues very inactive, and
mpossbls give quotations for Pork Beei we
quote 81 2j and So for Country Prime and Mess.
sale of 100 Dbl. City Prime was made So For Lard
G is asked City held Il: Butter from to 6
cts, viii, no; very large stock The demand is moderate
Cheese is 4! s., with sales.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11
SAILORS AND LANDSMEN, AHOY
TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH,
BY HENRY w. HERBERT,
AUTHOR or "MARMApUXE wYvIL,' "THs BROTHERS."

This is the great Romance OF the Sea, which first made the
author known throughout Europe, and which when hst vs.
sued created profound sensation It received the unqua
ed praise of the novelist Cooper whose seasoEie are the
most popular OF his works. In the salamander wii De
found perhaps the first germs of the authors opinon and
theory with regard to the punishment and suppression ii
crime and the aud promotion OF virtue when
have become widely spread and sener lily known through
the Mysteries of PaIi. He appears to have been desiou
in ths and SOM others of n earlier tales, of calling the
trnton of the pubic the vey inadequate punishment-o
,aps the total absence of ay punment-ether from The
Judicial tribunals the repobaton o society at large tor
c.me, Of peculiar orLec And thence 1t was his OBJECT hev
ng aroused ndgaut feelings by the exhibition OF rch and
couy scoundres pam cred aad fayned upon aud honored
wh poor and hoiaey goes untriended and uncered
for suggest thoughts tending the regeneration and
modelling o, society, purer and mora! principles
Full of incident hghy y-wrought and rapid interest
ahounding in magnificent and poec4 dscrption cannot
fail to and every class of readers Price Is
cents. slsa hundred i'll
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN WAsHIyGroN-O Sun
Gay last, about midnight, an alarming fire was
discovered IN the grocery store Of Mr.. William
AayioT, situated at The cornerof Fifteenth street,
nearly opposite ST. Matthew's Church. We re-
grct to state that Mr.. MAYORS store and its con-
tents were totally consumed; it was valued at
about $4,000, and was without insurance SIX
ether buildings occupied by colored persons, were
also destroyed by The flames. These buildings
lncluding the store occupied by Mr. MAYOR. be-
oaged TO 5. Brereton, and they were all without
insurance. National Intel.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11
cor-pr CALENDAR Tn1s Day

.,,,~ ColyRr.-Nos. 10. -, %. 56. 80, 6l, GO
Il a. 81 66 G., 63, 20, 81 65 46, Il, 80, 35
81 ..ax %, ~ p yFnEAs-Nos. 4G, 10, 81, p 50, % So
"a o. 95