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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

JVTE DID NOT WISH, have the credit Of doing, to
w appear kind genemdnly nmlable, our Notice rst
prevent mistakes Nor did WISH expect 70 avoid re-
ply nor do now wishit We have never felt anY wey
fesoqn labor, OF buby unproessoncl 3boIs and
have been excessively annoyed We have aso
much rprizcd, published IN the pgper of tho
CITY of Washington. Mr. Doges advertisement, OF the rm
same Tine tina, he spoke of his partner Doctor Paras
IN Of % York. and stated to OF our friends there that
not the pleasure OF knowing him. II his partners signature,
wun by hi, own hand about two years md hall since and
the preceding two names by which he was kn2w,) can be re-
upnn neither has hns had partner by
the Of " Docor L. PGrmay set forth in his ndver.
tsemens Thee circumstances have BEEN and continue To
30. the Of annoying and tlsngreeabe mistakes,
which shall feel extremely thankful Ia Mr. Dodge tas far
M he do so) he recty and have said should
,ny thing that OF strictly true. and he will point
out shall 9s most happy correct IT, Wewi state facts.
from winch tho public will be fully competent TO judge
motives and decide whether inst notice noe
called for. T. PARMLY.
J. PARMLY.
Q Iori st.ant rher rsinf
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SINGLE BOOKS AT WHOLESALE PRICES
William X. Cornweli, 95 Beaver-street


Two doors from Pearlsree and junction of Wall with
Pear;ree being deous OF reducing his stock of Books and
Stationery offers general assortment akaesGe prices at
retail.
He has q quantity of FAMILY BIBLES. large number
of which have bees sed the past nj wholesale al 81
which he now Offers the pnce By single Others nj
81 @ ~ SO So 80 > and 80 5o,he as; two usually
sells at s..
An assortment of Annals and Other Books in fine bindings
suitable for the Holidays Blank Books oil all qualities and
Sizes School Book. OF all kinds. Ao, Sa:ionery-a CT
which he cow offers much under usual reta: prices
Further enumeration unnecessary. as presumed those
gshlu. bug Will consult their interest by calling.
REYNOLDS & Wes Line OF Stages pass The door sye FIVE
minutes. c3 imiic
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MAGNIFICENT HOLIDAY PRESENT.
Now ready, TN Edition OF the
III r ROR L B K a K Y,
Complete in one Volume and Elegantly Bound.
PRICE FIVE DOLLARS.

The MIRROR LIBRARY comprises the best contribution,
to the lrKRATrRE OF EUROPE AMERICA ever collected
IN one volume. The choicest gems
PROSE AND POETRY.
of some forty the most brilliant md popular writers OF the
age-rnaking IL NIL about
in the most beautiful stereotype THIS Library has received
the hghe. praise OF the ,ery throughout the county
GIFT BOOK FOR. THE APPROACHING HOLIDAYS
far valuable and approonns than mos; Of the eDhe
CHRISTMAS AND NEW.YEAR'S PRESENTS.
For sn.e wholesale and retail by
j. 8 REDFIELD. Clinton Hall.
daft Corner OF Beekmgn and Nassau streets.
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~ Rest Swedish Leeches at1on -, ',

t,J- Besf Ssvcdish Lccches at 12H cts 'npiece
a Tcc.svcd end for sale at DELLUC DUPITy,S sncre
"a Place Sou,lHfd No. Park nnd ISL I;ioadsoy
gv.lafk, hso on hand, supply of D1nnv,s cele'
se ese!s IVORY PATENT NURSE. for infants T nse
VIZ snd sress ha ea. and Pop,ary Jelly for breast
trssk 81 ABOVE, whoieshe and retail, oaS 3taw3mis.
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CARPETINGS, RUGS, OIL CLOTHS,
DRIJGGETS &c

DRUGGETS, &c.
EUT received and being opened Ut Gpions New Store
Ply Imperial Double Super Superine and Fine Ingram and
md SaRes % patterns fRG r eS sa
and various widths from fec, 10 "A feet without seaa-A
sS e nsw tsa very
rsty of English Dugger Of the usual widths together with
&c Purchases aro respectfully invited to call.
N. Ban experienced sShcsereI will attend TO the max.
of Carpets and the laying OF Oil Cloth q The shess notice.
ocs istf No. 81 Fast Broadway and n DIVISIONAL
GOAL. COAL-The subscribers have IN yard bes, Peach
are prepared deliver customers IN the best possible order
and low prce the quality oil Coal can be bought
Also en- hand Liverpool 0rfel and Virginia Goals. of the
shsIiy o. best Virginia Coal 70.
Coal sent Trough I DigaSh Pot or left q; II:
OF The yards viii be promptly attended u ,r-..,o,,
do lwis % Cherry and 10 Mulberry SIS.
FFfAE HHAE Rsg But S S r .sh. S99 ASr
A Il Pff aS s ff al ss the beat
biscuit generally indigesblc, but the fermentation Of the corr
g b gfss e o y eoSRNTs PATENT YEAST ave all
the evils which flow from the eating OF hot biscuit 81 bread
~ p MGssey Clinton Hall bookstore. of Beekann
s s:;8s5 xs Iis. ~ 3 c ssaR.s:ss
e eiS9Iss P Fa;d - f Bo%esy.
r 4 s Hcpe I3a Charnie,,.-ee, DIG isif
IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES, PRQPRiErORS OF
HOTELS, AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLi.-The
PROPRIETOR the Washington Steam Laundry tegs leave TO
cal the attention Of public hi' mehcd OF washing
Ladies and Gentienen Wearing apparel bed and table inen
&c and of the many advantages which readers
II superior TO all others Gar.ats washed by MS process VIII
.st much longer than II WASHED the ordinary as all
wriuging dispensed with. work for y 10 80 per
cen, less and yer short rohce required They are also
bleached white before manufactured and stre gwen
TO bosouis or collars OF any required degree
Contracts will be made with boarding houses, whereby heIr
washing viii cost them much les than If done IN ther own
house The pubic generally invited 10 test is superiority
Ordcrs left with WM. II. ROBERTS. 42 Broadway; A. j.
MORRELS Ready Made lLaen Store ID Fulton stresf
door from Broadway Ut The Laundry m Washington
between and Charles street,, vii! meet with prompt a.
isufoR. SEAMAN. P1GcrsinF Cd Inns
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HOLIDAY GIFTs-The subscriber has for sale at a sms

HOLIDAY GIFTS-The subscriber has for sale at small
Gold and Silver Ss1 Ma GdUs.
Plated aud Britannia Ware; ,pr nr,cp
mo Silver Wars ia Ss sG near Pcaistrse
NEW YEARS Ges @ r, I Ind
NJ wm SSAR6 ssf aSf OF ARTs 9 ehsa
SPLENDID assortment Of Italian and English Ornaments IN
Aabuer Black Marble Spar Agate Yellow p Ssne 7aao
&C. &c consisting of various sizes of Gcupi fgaIe SsI
Hebs ESsI EseRR Gases Time
Peces ShelVa Oval Vases Lamps Bottles peyOn fn1
and vpsS GTSP obef
Sa,s Snd Ring Vases Paper Ring Stands Card
Oh a1es
Gsolosy BSa sasns md Requiring Of every descp
uon on moderate terms.
NIEGA ANT ARTICLES FOR PRESENTSm Is. beg TO
H. invite an Inspection OF our recent mpoi'sos eo'pfs
as in pe, models Porcelain B'onze
Antique, Or Molu &c.
CsSdeaS:ss and Bras Chsmnes Bronze and Gilt
DRESDEN Pofcenin shades. OF one price, with exquisite an'
scapes fowsTs Sc iih new sIi ,a he suspended.
Fenc Fancy Boxes beautiful sy se0a'
thirty at a. piXCoS E D. sAxToN ID As Ssn Street
.,,, 1ps,re,. Brackets &C. furnished for parties
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
LA STUART. corner OF Greenwich ana ehan.se''
h streets have lust received On ns.S |ORNFTS
rprI.(,Y E4SCY b ONES. BON SONS 1o'''H - -
f"fN' COIN ZONES, &c DC
~ v FAR them by the best manufacturers IN fats
,;on of which are Of designs and extra li''i ' VI
WHICH Will be sold ut moderate prices. I'll, s,-.,
Also, The nsuai . ...'.,,v dis Evils
---,,,;-.,,,,S Ann NEW YEARS GIFTS. in every W.
siS n T. WALKER Cheap Besks9tc and D of he
III Fton street splendid edition OF Sess Morocco
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HOLIDAY GIFTS
Suitable forCHRISTMlS AID NEW EARS PRESENTS
For sale By BURGESS, sTRINGER & Co

i
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN ANNUALS.
NATURES GEMsEa:fdr BY Mrs. Es n Ia,;;Rf 4
Eiow.; The Eook Of Beauty. kessssse Fs-eet Ne Not,
The Historical An9 syi1 F ct q s shog, TT e
Yeushs Keepske Boys and CIR, Annual ceni. Nurery
Tales American Book Of Beauty The Opal The Poetry Of
America The Poets and Poetry Of England &c. All the
above enbehed with highly finished EngravlnSS, and
'ehy bG SRR = HoIoff2 Ss afs f Geo Morris end
N P Wills. containing nearly LOO pages. handsomely bound
B siPsl a And PRAYER BOOKS of all sizes and styles
ALBUNiS-A beautiful assortment. with ensrarinss,
and Others with coiored flowers.
BOOKS FOR CHiLDREN-A very larze assortment, H.
GLIDING MI the popular authors, with the juvenile ANU
al. published for 1876.
Toy BOOKSA good assortment, both colored and plain
NEW GAM.
THE NATIONAL C A3iE OF THE STARSPANGLED
RANNEP-Or Biographical add Historical tourist through
the United States and Canada This gne IS both amusing
B. s L co can safely say th,l ta they have as large, If
tine largest Of Books for Presents IN be found n
the City, and respectfully invite those about purchasing 10 call
THE AMERICAN KEEPSAKE.
D. APPLETON s. co. have Just published THE KEEP
SAKE, Christmas. New feaE and Birthday G l9' ED
illustrated with ten elegant engTavInEs, richly bound-s2
This is the frs; Of Aueacan Keepsake. Il Is
volume which the eye and The intellect Will lind equal graft
hcatIon. ~ Hunt herchans Maeazine.
D. A. & co. have also recently published. TIE ROSE
OR AFFECTIONS GIFT. for 1875 edited by Emily Mar
shall illustrated with steel ensravngs elegantly Sonnd-
al 3 dis d ig
INNOCENT AMUSEMENT FOR EVENING PARTIES.
lust PUBLISHED-THE HIEROGLYPHIC FOR.
book ever published forcteng future eyenta beautiful
''-S-''' 80 BURGESS. STRiNGER {. Co,
corner Of Broadway and Ann: street
dlsA- American Museum.
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u,s,t,,ng.-Mn. coss having opened the new an

YoarHf g'-m,s; w., Has'ug opehed the new and
ous house. % Veseyss ne ar the Astor House. p,oIar
rooms to transient permanent R.
se sS .,s=e. and cold Baths free The location j.
esairsl yet ouet and shady. Terms moderate nn5 rs
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TO MILITARY COMPANIES, ASSOCIATIONS, MI
SiCLANS, LECTURERS. &c.
EeyY and Fashionable Dall and Concert


Rooms, AT, The ALHANRA. 55s BRoADwAY.
ENCOURAGED by the very liberal patronage bestowed
ing the two past Seasons, proprietor of the Alhanin has
commenced the entire remodens and construction OF The ln
nor iayonte scale maZnlcence
and spenfor, with view OF adapting 70 the twofod
0 a as en- n9Ss e ana aSi Sumner Sse
vino have tie eautul Confectionery manufactured at
ainen. Be liup in equal style and fashion while
the place ie in h. noyey Of Is coTstructou The espen.e
and magnhcence OF IdecorntOns, will supa all othen
this country
the rooms winch viii be ready By the sh Deceubet mig Inns
SHERIFF's sALE-By virtue OF a wit OF fen facis, to
One directed and delivered will expose sale the
bue Of The Cry Hal IN The CITY q q Yofs en- Ta,sdsy
TILE and interest q Bernard Lynch, which he bad the I'd
haas .oever Il. may be-o 10 and to Ill that certain
ps-e parcel OF ard part Of the tae Of Nicholas Bay
CITY q NewYofE On the soa;sry SIDE Of Praee:tieet
s7d nd dqEaas5 on E nap sss 81 re daa
ed as oiows ners.y n e5 by Prince ,trse: aforesaid
twenty four let 81 Inehe, easeyiy By %, No. Ios1.
one hundred and ninesea ieet and tTesy ot No lu
or ss beng the sane lot conveyed 10 Bernard Lynch
b. joseph Heanqqe By deed dated April 49, recorded N
Also all souhry Of all thai certain lot pecs or
parcel Of lend saais ling and benz in s 4t Ws ofhs
sp1,vp sat the Of Bay
by Pnncestr-e restrc@dy By Mulberry street ssuseSs
IN the by 10. known said map by the unss 1894
G3@bens IN 5read,h oa Pfincestreet .saniy I've ieet
three 1ehes 10 the rsar tveaty vs fes DEPTH the east
aee,iv de one hundred and thrtywo feet be The lst
Gs St @ The "a ads. soq;ss5 1 aS q .ad
taSs e. l2; sz 5s1as a. azt e. s The @
Sly side OF Prnceseet tbenc running sorv aoag The
castery side Of NuI5eysrees ff;ysI feet ten inebes
eight inches epd theace rs5rGrdy twenty-five ie-t 20 the
eass,g ss 81 Moie:Esss The Pe0t E. 81, esEa Bang
land couyeye tothe sad Bernard Lyas b. Cambre
cnisi c III Iibsr go page 81 together with tie sp2cr.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ct. GEORGES SCCIETY.-GR.9-S.D -HLSCELL-S
y -fEoCS CONCERT. II Htd Of the SnsTIness una o.
TIE - eo-ees Soris,y OF New ors on sursay ESeas
Deoerl5er issh- lSii, II the TABERsActE.
The following Ars have kindly prnfefcd tbeI services
MRS SE6ulN, her az; appearance at Concert Snes he'
MADAME OTTO; and MISS TAYLOR. by peru,isSon of
NJ FRASER his rs, Appearance at corcert III this county
Nix SEGL-iN; lis frss appearance SINCE rs retuIn
SiGNoR DE sEGNls
Principal Inst-an,su;aiists:
VIOLIN OLE bl LIZ
Piano Mss josephire Brsrison.
Harp Siiss tfaosta SsoIiah
Flute Mr. John \. hyie.
THE Rand viii De numerous aad eaSe.en, and cSSsis; OF
the t Instrumental Talent IN the eoaniy-Conduetos Mr.
George Loder.
Iaka.strset Anthouy Bsrciay. Esq r. B. " Consu Thomas
Dxop ii William Charles E-iwsrs T. SIncersol,
Joseph Rhodes 50 EXCHANGE Paee Robert Base Id Maiden
Lane: John Warn. 81 AiNten iane b. H. Downing, $
William j. 4 Bradbury y Beaver street, A!ed W a.
Ter, l3 Pearl street, James K. Walter S Broaway John
Spawfoh. s. Maiden Lane; Henry Owen. u John trSe:
Charles Ca4. Wall street EGmu2d Bair, 80 BFacway
Wn Jackson. IL Broadway a. ID. Paterson. Anglo me-
icsn lice. barclay street. dls
PAI.NO,S NEW-Io OPERA HOUSE
The DAYS of Performance hereafter VIII be Tuessys, Thus
days and SATURDAYS. -
THCESDAY, December tTh. viii be pefolT,et Pt al
l. TANI-E!vira. Sisnnra R0cghese: Lord Arthur Sls.
Auiogntni; SS George. Sig. Vaitellna SIR Richsrt Ss
Tomas. -
cts. Private boxes, with adu'ssloas, So
Doors opeo nj performance TO commence az ~ clock
Seats secured from A. NJ P NJ. L;breos Encsh
snd Italian be had ut the Box Othce. DIS
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soon REWARn.

poARD.-A steady respectable young man board
ID in family where there bnt one boader on very ea
,orsh.e terms. Enquire Ut ~ Vandnm ST. dl93l.
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LAWYERS DIARY FOR 1915.

JUST PUBLISHED, THE DIARY FOR 1875. contain.
ing blink spnre for every day in The year an Almanac for
1875: list o.. Shcr and Clerks OF the different Counties
Commissioners of Deeds appointed By our Governor IN other
States aud Territories; Commissioners 10 take acknowledge
cnis r other Suites Public Notanes and Commissioners Of
Deed IN the City NewYOrk Masters and Examiners IN
Chancery Sheriff Jury for the Rates OF Postage
Foreign COnsuls Banks and Insurance Companies IN The Cites
of New YORK Ind BrOokyn Assistant Justices Ward Courts
list ofSundays the year 1875 &c &c. Aso many useful
memoranda relating 10 the different Courts
published this year several different sizes, suitable tor
the pocket or office table Published by
dl5 Iwl,. JANSEN & BELL, l55 Nassau-st.
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WANTED.

wv Of age. who writes good hand. and would consider
opportunity for study equivalent for his services A
dress Y. L. Y. this office. IL.
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In TIE r,.., ~ - "a ~ y q y U.
an. "SAS'rE BUILDING. 2I3 Broadway Copyye ov
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-02-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice 10 Tav Pano..

EIy0R the benefit ofthe Tax,cave,o -
n Claibore county, herewith publish
the lllh section of"An acl to amend the
Revenue Laws Of this State Ann,oye3
July 20, lJ43," which is as follows.
"Be il further enacted, That il shall
be the duty of the Sheriffs of the several
counties in this State, and they are here.
by required to advertise, by posting up
atthree different places in each and every
Police District in each 8. every County,
that he will attend on one day between
the first day ofJanuarY and The first day
Of March, to be named in said advertises
ment, at each muster ground in each and
every Police District, and ia case there
is no muster ground in any such district;
at some central point in such district,
for the purpose of collecting and rcceiv-
ing the amout due by each taxpayer
within each Police District, both for
state and county taxes; & it shall be due
ty Of each tax payer within such Police
district, to attend at the time and place
mentioned in said advertisement, and
pay OACl 10 ltlC hCHGlt vi tiIG dtilOuHL vi I'D
or her tax, both State and county, and
in case any such tax payer shall fail TO
attend, either personally or by agent, ,and
pay over to the Sheriff the amout OF his
or her tax, both state and county, then
the Sheriff shall be authorized and is
hereby required 10 distrain for such tax
due and unpaid, in the manner prescrib>
ed by the existing law"
have visited every district in the
counry,ac according tothe foregoing section,
and have not received more than ones
sixth Of the taxes ofthis County, and as
have 10 make my settlement with the
State and County on the first Of March,
it cannot be expected by those who know
they have not paid ther taxes, unless
they pay them Immediately, that any
other course will be pursued than rigid
compliance with the law
Nj. O. HOPKINS,
Sheriff.
IL o 1oIa ~
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-02-03
I rustee's Sale.

W 7 TNDER the provisions of a deed Of
g trust TO me by Joel Perkins OH the
8th day OF February 1913, and by the
ceslui que trust. shall proceed to sell
at public sale to the highest bidder, at
the residence OF said Joel Perkins, on
the old State Road 81 miles from Port
Gibson, in the county Of C!aibore on Sat
urday the 9th day March 1914: Two
negro slaves named Malinda and James,
or such one of said slaves as shall be suf-
ficient to produce the sum Of S382, with
interest from February 1st 1843, being
the amout now due by virtue Of said deed
of trust.
Terms Of sale cash. Such title as is
vested in me by said deed will be cons
veyed to the purchaser, and none other.
CALEB PERKINS.
Trustee.
Feb. 3. 1944-16-tds.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-02-03
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
FEHIIE undersigned having been ap,
u pointed by the Police Court of CIai,
borne county, as Commissioners to Su-
perintend the rebuilding Of the Court
House in the town Of Port Gibson, arc
now ready TO receive
PROPOSALS.
Two Of the plans submitted to the
board have been approved OF by them,
viz: that of Messrs Armstrong q Thom
son and that Of MIR. Posey; and the pro-
posaIs must concur with one or the 9th
er of them.
The Building mast be Of Brick, Fire
proof and C0rered aCiM Copper.
Proposals will be received by them, at
this Office, until the 22d day Of January
next, and will be submitted to the board
at the February term thereof.
r. M. MOORE,
THOMAS BRIAN,
Commissioners
Dec % f343 10 st
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-02-03
Feb, 8, 1844-l6-tds.
Administrators Notice.

gWgHE undersigned administrator de
81 bonis non on the estate Of William
Fisher deed. will at the February Term
1871, Of the Probate Court of Claiborne
county, present for settlement and allow
ance his final account as administrator
on said estate. w. 1 PURNEl4L"
Administrator De boHis non.
Feb. 8, 1844-16-3t
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-02-03
Feb 8, 1844-16- St
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ undersigned administrators ad Coli
gendum of the estate of Nicholas Hulbig,
"a Germany deceased, will at the Febru-
ary Term, A. d. 1914, Of the Honorable
Probate Court of Claiborne county, pre-
sent his final account as administrators
as aforesaid for settlement and allowance.
JOHN w. JOHN, Admir-.
Feb 3, 1944-16-3t
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-02-03
THE SWIFT STEAMER
W WAXEHbpA.

CAPIAIN AUIER,
Leaves New Orleans, every Tuesday
evening at o'clock arrives at Grand
Gulf Thursday morning between day
break and breakfast time.
Returning she leaves Vicksburg FRI
day night-Grand Gulf Saturday NOR
ning-Rodney, Saturday evening, and
arrives in New Orleans early Monday
Morning.
Sept, 80 1843-5o-lf
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-02-03
Administrators Notice.

"a Office is hereby given that at the
LIZ ensaing February Term Of the
Poobate Court Of Claiborne county, | will
present my partial account as admins
traitor of Porter Hickman, decd. TO said
court for settlement and allowance.
JACOB MERCHkNT
Administrator.
Feb g IpIl-I6-2t
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-02-03

Many of our readers have doubtless
seen the caricature Of the lrishman at
Donnebrook Fair, dragging his coat aI-
ter hin, and singing out, Past ten c, :
clocE and devil a row yet al Donnebrook
Fair Will oncy gintIeman be kind e
norgh TO tread upon the tail Of me coat"
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-02-03
GEREAlp GR0gGJ1RSI Ir1RS9
FRESH SUPPLIES.


The undersigned having just returned
from New Orleans, is enabled TO offer
his friends and customers a new, cheap
and fresh stock of GROCERIES consist
ing in part Of the following:
Brown and loaf Sugar,
Rio and IIavanah Coffee, Of sup'r ql'ty
Sperm Candles, Soap, Starch,
Sperm Oil, beached Winter Strained,
Cranbcrrieg, Western Butter very su-
Lpcrlor,
10 2 barrels No MackeraI,
Macaroni, FermacilIa,
Boston and Soda Biscuit,
Buck wheat, Imperial and Gun Powder
TFea in Boxes aud Canistcrs,
Smoked Horring,
Preserves and jellie's Of varioGs kinds,
French Pickles and Brandy Fruits
assorted
Lemons, Pine Apples and Malaga
Grapes,
Figs, ,Raisons, Almonds, Currants, &C.,
Lobsters and Sardines, Goshen Cheese,
Beef Tongues,
With a general and complete assert
ment Of groceries, all Of which are offer
ed al extremely moderate prices for
cash j. S. MASON.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-02-03
Feb. 8, I844-I6-3t
Gnardlan's Motto.

VElAHdlan'S NOtlc-
NTOTICE is hereby given that at the
4N ensuing February Term of the
Probate court Of CIaibore county will
present to said court my annual account
as Guardian of Louisa Caroline Apples
gate, for settlement and allowance.
F. IL. DORSEY, Guardian.
Feb 9, 1Gi4-16-3t
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-02-03
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

IN pursuance of an order granted by
athe Hon. the Probate Court Of Clai-
borne clsS,y, a. the December Term
thereof 1918. We will expose to Pub
lie Sale, on Monday the 18th day Of Feb
ruary next, al the residence Of Mrs Nan
cy Thompson, portion of the lands be-
longing to the estate Of shem ThoraP-
san decd, to wit:
The North end Of Fractional Section
No 26, Township IL, Range l East,
containing so acres, more or less. Also
the North half of North East quarter
Of Section No 27, Township II, Range
East, containing so acres more or
less, making in all 130 acres.
Terms Of Sale 12 months credit, the
purchaser giving note with approved
security.
NANCY THOMPSON, Adm'x.
LEVI N. THOMPSON, admir-.
Jan 1913 12 ids
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-02-03
MOuId- Boards,

and is prepared TO manufacture PLoBGHs
to order, on the shortest notice, and at
reduced prices JOSHUA KELLY.
Jan. 6, 1844.-12-tf
N. B. As the first Of January has
gone by, he hopes that his customers will
make it convenient to settle their ac-
counts Of the past year, as soon as posi-
BILE. J. K.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-02-03
BLACKS MITHING.

TEyIFANKFUL for past favors. the un-
= dersighed respectfully informs his
customers, that he continues his business,
at the old stand, corner OF Church and
Carroll steeets, where all orders in his
line will be promptly attended to, and all
charges made to the satisfaction Of Gus.
toners. He has on hand al this time, {
large supply Of
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-02-03

Have YOU voted?' asked political
drummer of a loafer who was hanging
round the polls. as he thrust ticket in>
9hs hand. "No, ] havn't, and don't
mean to, that's more, till the third day
about sundown. Nobody shakes hands
with me or treats me after | have voted.
You can't catch mc."-La Chr0R,