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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-01

NR EMOVAL. JAMES CARTER would inform
d his friends and customers that he has removed
his Fashionable Furnishing and Ready -madc Linen
Store, for the present, to No. 4 SOUTH CALVERT
STREET, below Market ST.
Citizens and strangers will find in this establishment
a splendid assortment of Rich Satin Scars and era
watts; Paris Kid Gloves, all coI0rs rich satin Dress
Stocks and Opera Ties style La Polka Cravats;
Gum Elastic SuspcndarS and Silk Gloves
J, c. would particularly call the attention of citi
zens and strangers to his superior Linen and Muslin
Shirts made from the hest materials and the latest
Partisan Fashion, and warranted to fit for sale by the
dozen or single oac--ali sizes constantly on hand.
Dressing Gowns; Pocket Hdkis. hcmmCd; silk Shirts
and Drawers Gotten Knit DO. Gentlemen will find
TO their advantage to call before purchasing else
where, as every article in this Store will be sold at
very reduced prices.
(63s GcntlGmens Linen made to order. MID
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Eh0NNELY'S UNITED STATES OIL PASTE
-AW BLACKING, the cheapest article of the kind
III the market-for sale at manufacturers prices by
FREDERICK FICKEY s. SONS,
mh22 800 Baltimore street.
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EIXTRA SUPER THIBET SHANVLS.
IA Just received, a few cartoons Of extra superinc
black and mode cOlored Thibet Shawls, with heavy
silk fringe. HENRY w. COOKE,
mh29 Corner of Hanover and Lombard sts,
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SIIVNK SPOONS! SILVER SPOONS:
y Those going to house keeping would do well To
call on c. d. CLARK,
Water street, 2d door from Calvert
Who has a large assortment OF SILVER W ARE now
on hand which wiz he sold AT moderate prices mh22
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RHACCARONI, Termicelli, Oranges, Lemon
IVA Canton Preserved Ginger, jamaica do, Bologne
Sausages, just received and for sale by
MARCUS DENISON
fa2o 81 Baltimore street.
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sNL0THS. CjSSfMER les, sc, Just receiv
a ed, 81 pieces assorted wool black, invisible green
and blue CLOTHS; 100 pieces style SPRING
CASSIMERES, handsome and che ap Silk, Satin and
MarsCilles YESrINGS. All at the very lowest mar
ket prices. d. II. RICHARDSON s. CO,
223 Baltimore street,
mh95 [ARl first Dry Goods House below Charles.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-01

y BUTTER KNIVES, CAKE BASKETS, Casters,
Butter Coolers, High and Chamber Candlesiicks,
Toast Racks, Napkin Rings, Salt dishes Bronzed
Tea-bells, Oyster and Asparagus Forks, Soup and
Gravy Ladies' selling off low at the NEW FURNISH
ING WAREH OUSE, No. 3 N. HOWARD STREET
just round the corner of Market street.
mh2i 2m G. Il. WETMORE & co.
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BUSINESS CARDS, sc.
RE ONTMORANCY III. PRICE,
1Va PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER,
hih24-G No. 80 g. CALVERT STREET,

R@IsS SARAH M. PEALE, PORTRAIT
IYk PAINTER, has removed to No. 8 N. FRONT
STREET. Exhibition Room open during the day for
visiters. 0C- Old Paintings handsomely cleaned and
repaired. nl9Gm
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,ElHE FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED

TEyHE FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED
d by the Franklin Institute of Pennsylvania, for
the promotion OF the Mechanic Arts, at their last an
nual Fair, held in the city of Philadelphia, to HUGH
SON VAIL, No. 3 SOUTH CALVERT STREET,
Baltimore, for the superior workmanship displayed by
them in their branch of the Mechanic Arts.
N The subscribers beg leave to in
AHlA form TIT r friends and the public,
ELMsxEN that they have opened Rooms in
EEfNtKESNsA addition to their Store, with large
EEEyF2sSc.A and splendid assortment of SAD
DIES, HARNESS, TRUNKS,
HAND do, CARPET BAGS, BRIDL ES, COLLARS,
Sc. Sc, all of their own manufacture. We have in
assortment many new and beautiful styles of La
dies and Gentlemen's SADDLES Coach and light
double and Buggy HARNESS, &c., which, for utility,
elegance and ncaness, are surpassed by none OF
any manufacture. We invite all to call and examine
for themselves. 03- Country Merchants orders sup
piled on as accommodating terms at any establish
ment in the country. fel3-tstJy
RHACCARONI, Termicel Oranges, Lemon
lyH Canton Preserved Ginger, Jamaica do BoIomf
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DRY GOODS, &c.
DARE BARGAINS AT THE war;

D ARE BARGAINS AT THE WAITE
AN HOUSE. Just receiving and will open this
morning. New styles Of Cashmcres, Mouselane de
Laine, Lawns, and Ginghams.
SHAWLS-i{aEagcs, Muuseiaine de Lame, Printed
Cashmere, and White and Embossed Grape shaws-
verJ cheap.
CLOThS- French, English, Belgium, and Domes-
tc-aIi cOlOrs and qualities.
CASSIMERES-Plaln and Fancy French Elastic
single mcd; Black and Blue Black, double and sin
gle mled do.
SUMNER CLOTflS-Drap de Etas, Croaton Coat
ings, Bro Linens, Bro. and Fancy Linen Drills Vest
lngs, Twecds, COttonadcs, Irish Linens, Kentucky
Jeans, sc.
ALSO on hand, large assortment of DOMESTIC
GOOi s. which viii be sold at factory prices Those
wanting great BARGAINS will do well to call al the
New Store, JOHN II. WILSON,
No. 80 Baltimore st, white House)
mh3l mtu&th doors below Frederick ST.
HBICH DRESS GOODS. Just received from
RG late impOrtatons, large and desirable assert
ment of all the various style DRESS GOODS.
Among them may be found rich striped and Cameleon
blue and jet black Gro dc Rhine, Gro de Royal Gro de
Berlin AID other Silks MOusene de LANES; Scotch
and French Lawns; RalZarines: Thbet, Cashmere
Rcrage aud Grape SHAWLS; Chintzes, Hosiery
Gloves, &c, sc.
X. McELHOWNY & co.
No. 1863 Baltimore street.
mhJi between Calvert and Light SITS.
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sesiA -SiIAWLS-SHAWLS. The sub
~ sCribcrs desire to call the attention of the Ladies
tn their assortment of NEW SPRING SHAWLS.
cons listing of Plain and Figured Silk do do Thibet,
do. do. Mouslin de Laine, Embroidered Canton Grape
ana variety of othefs-all Of which very beau
tu, and which we enabled sell treat bargains
DORSEY s. NELSON,
mil S-co1y No AZ p,I,inoro e,
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SOLAR LAMPS FOR LARD OR OIL.
~ Girandoles; Candeabres; HALL LANTERNS, a
beautiful article; Britannia and Japanned Lard and
Oil Lamps, of various patterns; Britannia, Brass and
stantly OR hand at the NeW Furnishing Warehouse,
No North Howard street, just round the OF
Baltimore street.
mh2i pm G.. L. WETMORE s. co.
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FOR SALE g. RENT.

k-.vA FOR RENT. Two very comfortable
T:sEl three story BRICK HOUSES, situated in
Hsa# Lombard street, between High and Exeter
.s-~kaADstreets, having two rooms floor, with a
passage, hydrant in the yard, stable and carriage
house. The houses are in excellent ORDER having
been recently painted. Possession given the 25th
Of April Inquire of
IA. DYSART, Agent, Canal street,
five doors from Monument.
J7-M. A. DYSART would be thankful to any of
his friends who have collecting to do, if they would
drop him line through the Post office. mh29-3t
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E ITCHEN AADiEONS, SHOVEL AND
EA- TONGS; Pots and Kettles, of all kinds, plain
and eramelled Sauce Pans, dos Tin, Cast iron and
Copper TEA KETTLES; Dutch OVENS Furnaces;
Grdirons, of all kinds some new patterns; Coffee
Mills; Coffee Roasters; Flesh Forks; Swimmers and
Ladies', and all kinds of FAMILY HARDWARE, Ia.
bic Cutlery, Spoons, Culinary Articles &c, Sc, run
ming off cheap for cash, at the New Furnishing Ware.
house, No. North Howard street.
mn24-2m G., T., WETAIORE g. co.
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TENTRAL GROUND-FOR SALE CHEAP
" lot of Ground fronting SO feet on Holliday-st.,
near the City Hail. and running hack about 10 feet
paved 10 feet alley. From the central location of
this lot, it would suit admirably for Livery Stable
Coach Maker, mandatory Of almost any kind, for
which it is rare opportunity, it will he sold bar
gain. Apply to b. S. BOND, or
GEO. GELBACH,
mh29-4t 49 second street
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HCEl ICE! The advertisers offer for sale the
II contents Of All Ice House, conveniently situated
in the city. The Ice is very clear and solid and will
be sold in lots to suit purchasers
{I3- Apply at this office. mh294t
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-08-13
N Office.

NlE Undersigned having rented oi
= Joseph Regan, The Ferry on Bayou
Pierre, commonly known as Thomson's
Ferry, and the rates 6r toll being re
duced, cash will invariably be required
on crossing.
The present REDUCED rates are, for
Every person on foot 6 cents, every man
and horse, or pack>ho fOc. every
Wagon, cart or carriage and ono horse
r5c., with two horses 2Oc., every addi-
tional horse or OK 2 1>2c., every drove
Or led horse 81, drove cattle, sheep OF
hogs &c. per head.
Ia every case where cash is not paid
and | have to be at the expense and
trouble Of Keeping book, The following
rates will be charged: Every man on
foot ST cents, every man and horse l24
cents, led horse 81 cents, drove horses
5 cents. drove cattle 3 cents, sheep and
hogs per head cents, every carriage
or Wagon with four wheels g5 cents,
every cart or gig 20 cents, every horse
or OK in harness or yoke 81 cents. All
persons unwilling 10 pay the last men>
toned prices, will please send the cash
each time. G. w. WILSON.
June g, l845-35-nf
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-08-13
Phil. BIetIla's
1IWRRW SpABG@a
New Arranpamnnt
New Arrangement.

mutual arrangement having been
IA made by myself and Mr. Allen
laws, the public IS respectfully fnforz
med thut horses hired from me at Gre
Gull, ana rode 10 Port Gibson, c. be
kept al the stable of Mr.. DAVIS d sent
back 10 me by him free Of e rye, and
horses hired from Mr.. Das ) and left
At my stable in Grand CruIf, will be
stabbed and sent to Mr.. Davis on the
same terms.
After the first Of October, I will run a
Hack daily, between Port Gibson and
Grand Calf
Carriages, Buggies, and fine Saddle
Horses, kept constantly ON hand for
hire, at The following terms.
Scat in Hack, 10 or from Port
Gibson. Ou
Buggy and Horse Per DAY, 2 90
Saddle Horse, !" 90
Horse feed per night, so
Single feed, 25
Pd.Feek, 3 90
r. snonth. 10 90
PHIL. BETHEA.
S I'd Gulf, July 30. 1845-42-ly.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-08-13

.Thontwelve cents a'day is for
ty.three dollars and eighty cents
4 wear ;thesame for myself would
make il eighty seven dollars and
sixty cents. Am | not a good a.
lithmetician? In one Of my ram
bIes the other day | met with a
very good old woman, who with
her little grand daughter, lived
in one of those Wooden houses
inst over the Schuylkill. / soon
! recognized her as being the Mrs.
Ellison Of whom yon have spoA
ken as being SO kind to you when
4 child. She is in extreme pow
erty. and Of course feels it more
severely after a life Of affluence.
Now YOU remember that pretty
little white cottage near oar tcotih-
try residence, i is 70 rent very
low. fifteen dollars, and is plenty
large enough for Mrs Llllsonan
her little girl. Now our cigar
MONEY, and the remaining thirty
seven dollars and sixty cents
would be some relief to her.
Then she would be so near that
we could run in At any time, and
see that she is comfortable. What
do you think, dearest, Of my
pIan?'
4 think it a very praiseworthy
plan, and will adopt It imlne-
diately.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-08-13
FELL0WES, JOHNSON & co.
Commission Merchants
81 CAMP STREET,
NelO Orleans, La.

THE undersigned is the authorized a,
gent Of FelloWes, Johnson q Co.,
in this place, and as he e'keeps Constant
ly on hand large and we'll selected
supply Of all kinds of Groceries and
Plantation Supplies, is prepared to make
advances on the most liberal terms on
consignments to the above house.
J.S. MASON.
Port Gibsonj July 80, 1845-42-tf
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-08-13
IT. Ne NUIRe

ENHE subscriber offers for sale at his
Store corner OF Church and China
Streets Grand Gulf, the following goods
COO pieces Bagging & Rope, MaysviIIe
Factory.
1000 ID Twine
100 Bags Rio 8 Havana Coffee.
90 barrels Brown Sugar.
100 Bags coarse & fine Salt.
$50 Sides Gin band s. harness lea
thef.
SO rihds Hams Sides and Shoulder
Bacon.
loo bbls mess & rump Pork.
90 bales Jeans and Linseyss
I2 OK and horse wagons Of Brown
March & McDonald's make, horse carts
and cart wheelss Of same:
4 setts new Cotton Press scfeWs:
g Gin and mill castings,
SO Kegs Of nails assorted.
1000 pairs mems and boys best oak
tanned Russet brogans.
90 boxes and kegs, common Tobacco.
80 spinning wheels
Gin Stands Of Pierce and Browns
make. I N MUIR
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-08-13
KIN APP g WESTO0TT,
Dental Surgeons.

Dental Surgeons.
mOCT. NESTCOTT Of Jackson
- will visit Port Gibson again next
Autumn, and hereafter every season.
DR.. W, begs TO refer persons desiring
Dental services to the following among
the many testimonials he has received.
JACKSON, Nov. I8, Ie43..
We have seen and experienced the
benefits Of the Dental operations Of Dr..
Westcott; upon our families and friends,
and Upon ourselves. His manner Of per.
forming every operation connected with
his profession, evidences the most thoS
rough acquaintance with the physiology
and pathology Of all the tissues and oro
gans with which he has 10 do, and also
the utmost patience and care to render
them perfect and durable. His numer-
ous patients in this community and alse-
where, can bear testimony 10 the Uniform
Kindness Of DR.. W. which constantly
leads him to make use Of every available
means and appliance 10 lesson or allies
viate any pain and Inconvenience 10
which they are necessarily subjected in
undergoing Dental treatment.
is. COPES, ND.
A. B. CABANISS, M. d.
WM. .A..WA WARE5 M. d.
MILLER WILSON, M. D.
j. B. MORG AN, M. D. Clinton.
CHARLES BALDWIN, M. D. Brandon.
Rev L. ]. HALSEY.
Rev. p. DOMAIN.
A. G. BROWN, Governor Of Mississippi.
VIM. CLARK, State Treasurer,
L. G. GABLAWAY, Sectetary Of State.
Major ANDERSON MILLER, Marshal.
LEVI G. HARRIS.
Col. w. .C.,RICHARDS.
B. y WARD.
Hon. ROBERT HUGHES.
Gen. THOS. J. COFFEE, Brandon.
MARK VALENTINE, Warren county.
VIM S. LANGLEY, NJ. d.
". RI GIsT. M. d.
WIN, DUNG, M. d:
YDI, HEMINGWAY, M. D.
w. CAMP.
..H. HAZARD.
PRYOR Lea.
3VOLNEY E. HOWARD,
]. S. GOOCH,
March 26 "a If
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-08-13

CA liltle girl. about eight years Of
age, was strangled by snake, last week
near Banbridge, in Lancaster county,
Pennsylvania. She had been sent 10
gather black berries in field snort dis
lance frcm the house. and being absent
for longer time than usual, her parents
proceeded 10 search for her. They
found her quite dead, with large black
snake coiled round her neck.- Phil.
Enquirer.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-08-13
r. GARLAND.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
Ut KGE2Da


Resides at MiLLiken's Bend,
In THE PARISH OF MADISON, LOUISIANA,
22 Miles aJoue YicEsBurg,
B will practice Law in the various
Courts held at Richmond, in Madison
Parish, the Courts Of Carroll at Lake
Providence, the Courts OF Tensas and
Concordia, and the Supreme Court Of
the State.
The steamer EdHa, isa regular week,
" acket ffom New Orleans, stops al
Vicksburg on her Say dp, and arrives
every Thursday at the Bend. Letters
or documents OH professional business.
either BY the packet, or by mail will
receive strict attention.
Post Ofice-Milliken's Bend, La.
May 21 l845. S2-if
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-08-13

What is il that a female frequently
looks for, and YET never wishes 70 find2
A hole in the heel Of her stocking.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-08-13

QuAINT.-.Some philosopher gives
good advice in The following quaint style
"Ye who are eating the apple dump
lings and molasses Of wealth. should not
forget those whoare sucking The herring
bone Of poverty
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-08-13
Guardians Notice.

"A Ii persons interested in the lands
"a tenemenis, and hereditaments OF
David s. humphreys, decd, are hereby
notified 70 appear before the Honorable
the Probate Court of Claiborne county,
at the September Term, A. d. 1916,
thereof, and then and there shew cause
il any they can, Why an order should
not be granted hy said Court, Tor the
sale of the undivided interest Of Eliza
beth NJ; Samson B., and Margaret A.
Humphreys, infant heirs OF David s.
Humphreys, decd, ia the following
lands, situate, lying and being il the
county Of Claiborne and State of Mis-.
sissippi, jointly owned by the said Da-
vid s. Humphreys and Henry F. Shat
fer, and described as follows, to wit:
Section number twelve, Township mum.
Der eleven, and Range Two East Of the
basis meridian 10 The district West Of
Pearl River, and containing six hundred
and forty acres.
MARTHA F. HUMPHREYS,
Guardian.
I,.,,.t q tor -
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-08-13

HEALTH Of THE Clr7.--T'he report dr
the Board of Il alh, FOR the week ending
on Saturday, 81. inst. shows the mum
Der Of intermenls 10 have been 60 Of
these 90 were children, and 35 White adj
nlts. No case Of yellow fever is reported
We heard Of case yes. erday but upon
enquiry Of eminent Physician, acquainted
with the facts cf lhe case, we were ass
sured that the rumor was false, and he
gave il as his opinion, that no case Of
yellow fever had yel occurredin the city,
and that he had as yet seen nothing 10
Indicate its immediate approach.-NeaC
0 ledEs Jcdesonian August Oh.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-08-13
C0M W M@ gIAIa
From he Nev Orleans Tropic.
SArURDAY MoRNlNe, AugusI 9


COTTON-The transactions Of the
week are quite unimportant. The stock
and receipts are TOO light 10 admit uf a,
ny business worthy OF nore, except for
small accountsj we may soon, however,
look for a fair supply. There will no
doubt be 1000 bales 1t least Of the new
crop received by the lst Of September,
and from this time the receipts will
continue 10 increase. There has now
been about so bales Of the new crop re-
ceived, 22 yesterday BY one boat from
Red River.
9nn IL, ,De,ha week amount 10 about
0UO Oales. Two bales 0I nCW nv. -,
sold, one at something under l0c., and
The other, which is said 10 be good fair,
was sold yesterday at &c. per Ib. What
mas been received Of The new crop is
sald 70 range from middIing fair TO good
Prices are irregular, but quotations
embrace about the general range.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-08-13
Notice.

N0ilCe.
M MeDOUGAL, Esd, IS my au
1V 4 ,tiorized agent and attorney
(in my aBsence} 10 collect and receipt
for anv debts due me, ard also sell and
convey any Of my property both real
and personal, he may think proper 10
dispose Of, L. N. BALDWIN.
July is 1916 40 II
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-08-13

Our force in he GuLf-The Princeton
and the Missis: ipPi steamers will soon
be in the Gdlf with their '.dandy paint
taken of, and their "war coIorsn put on.
The whole squadron there will be under
The command ofCom. Conner, called the
Quaker Commodore" !" though 'quaking'
Il foreign to lis nature. Our force there
will then be about two hundred service
able guns, from a mighty Paxhan to a
twenty four pbundef, all Of which can
lie brough. to bear on any given point iii
a weeks notice. l'kis large force is
placed in the Gulf TO guard against any
lite contingency that may occur.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-08-13
dV0tice.

"a LLPERSONs indebted 10 the undersigned
"A are cordially invited 10 call and get re-
ceipts in full. All persons not indebted 10 the
undersigned, whose credit is at sll doubtful,
are requested not to call. / tuy goods for
cash, and hope TO be able 10 sell for The same
but having heretofore sold fclO on d credit, /
would respectfully solicit all persons who have
not paid, and do not intend to. paw, to call and
get their accounts as receiPted, that they may
not appear against them in the great dan.
JAMES IS. MASON.
January 4, 1896 III If
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-08-13

War wITH MExIco.-The result Of
this will be, as we s,a ed long since, the
acquisition Of California, either by nego.
uatldn Or force uf arms. The President
and his cabinet have their eye upon it,
and tie Western people have WiIIed it.
NeU Orleans .JefersoHiQn.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-08-13

STEPHEN COOKE. Of LoNndes CO. ~ uv''e.. =
candidate for the Office Of OfChancelor.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-08-13

DAGGlNG, ROPE and TwINE, on hand
ID and for sale by Z. IN. MUIR.
Grand Gulf, Janl4
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-08-13

LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Louisiana and Mississippi.
Inferior 5a5 Id
Ordinary 5I-2a6
Middling -. Ia a 63-4
Middling. FAIR lid l-2
Fair 734a7A
Good Fair S l-2 ga
Good and Fine 9 a 90
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
1874, Sept. /. Stock on hand 12,934
- Received last 3 days 328
previously 973,l27 -
973 445
986, 1899
Exported last 8 days, 1886
previously, 984, ,057-
g85, ,5T5
Stock on hand 876
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-08-13

We are authorized TO announce NJ. HOP
KINS, as a candidate for reelection 10 the Of
fee Of Sheriff Of Claiborne County.
We nre authorized TO announce A. X.
SHAIFER, AZ a candidate for the office Of
Sheriff Of Claiborne county.
We are authorized to announce RICHARD
M. MOORE as a candidate for Sheriff Of Clai-
borne county.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-08-13
OR THE LEGrSLATuRE.

. We are authorized to announce DR.. r. RI.
q KS Filler, as an independent ckfdi-
cate ior the 2. Legislature, d. the ensuing No
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-08-13

N EWELL'S improved Cotton Screws, on
IN hand and for sale by T. N. MUIR.
Grand Gull, Jan.I4.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-08-13

RANG BR'S NOTICE.
- Eaken up by Powhattan E.
White, on the ] g June, bay
<nn,s Horse aged about s years.
M ~ fifteen and abalf hands high,
Gzz8s star and snip in his face,
white for foot and left hind foot white
and thin flesh. No other marks or
brands are perceivable. The owner is
requested 70 come forward, prove prop
erly and take him away, or he will be
sold, as the law directs.
R, SCOTT, Ranger &C. .
July so. 4a.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-08-13
ron Jul cE Of PROBATE.

We are authorized 10 announce NM.
RANDOLPH as a candidate for re-electio'
The Office Of Judge If The Probate Cou,
Claiborne county.
We are authorized 70 announce r. 4
Lem, Of Grand Gulf, as a candid
Judge 81 the Probate Court OF Claiborne hi
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-08-13

6U By TN MtjIP ! lEI 5a''
Grand Gulf, Jan IA
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-08-13
Fresh FIOuE.

~ Barrels Fresh ST.. Louis Flour.
NS just received by J. s. MASON,
. JulYE2l, 1915 Al tf
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-08-13

August s, 1845,-43-6w
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-08-13

= - s, uIe auIhonzed to announce the Hon ].
Y, ~. IA !, LoR, Of Kinds, as candidate for