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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-03-05

% Sales OF Western railway stock on
Friday at Boston al 80; West. Z. r. scrip d,
100 100 ga.
II Davis the candidate Of the American
Republican party has been elected Mayor Of
Boston by a majority Of i42 votes. The
Locos ran no ticket,
A very polite lady seeing doctor opening
his lancet To bleed her, begged him TO desist.
as she never had any thing to do with do-,ri-
nal prints.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-03-05
Total,


Less than seven hundred thousand dollars
is the whole import from all the world, of all
sorts of produce aud merchandise in!u Tex
as.
Aud ii is TO acquire such market that
the North is asked 10 fortswcar principle
and prove recrclnt TO duty aud Lii eriN
Success in such causc is impossible.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-03-05
From The ". Y. American.

Texas and its capabili,e, as market for
the manufactures and portions ofthe suplus
agricultural produce ofthe Northern States,
as held up in high relief frequently, by those
who hOpe,by the appeals to the cupidity of the
North, to lal its conscience to the enormity
of extending the area Of freedom" by null
tipiying the evils and scope and power of
slavery.
The following scrap from a recent Texas
paper, gives the measure of the present ca
pability Of the nation of Texas as a consul
mer of foreign goods, pr oduce and merchan-
dise:-
1t appears by the statement from the Treas
ury Department, that the total amour; of i'm
pOrtations reported 81 the Custom Houses of
Texas for the year end;ng July 81, IS44,was
S6O6,5O3 %. The amount of duties collec-
ted S20l.413 80; the expenses for -collec-
ting 3,55l Is; aud the net revenue $751;
76l as.
The importations were made as fellows:
From rho II nf 4 SSOD a
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-12-23

Saie BON feinem porsellan, norouf Elm
ib6ne5 8emGoe Don Der 6ano zines be-
rdbmten itolieniiben Meiifers su feben
mar. G6 mar oieies StGcf nob Elm Unoen-
Fen BON Qrnoloens Wutter, uno ffet5 Ioro.
fam aufbelpabrt woroen. Gs entbielt Elm
f0iflihe5 Goisn0t, weltbe5 luBe @obls
0eriiCbe uerbreitete. 0ie 8raut nabm
Der 0ienerin Die Saie alb, um einioeSrops
fen Der lieblidb ouftenoen Gi1en; in ibr
0adr 6u trdufetn. Oa ert0nte gum 5ipei-
tenmale. better nod al6 ;upor. Der Slang
oer 9locfen, Die cine 3eitlane oeibwieoen
botten, uno Su0leib eroonnerte Don einer
naben Saifei Elm furbtbarer &anonen.
lNuB. llnpilfibrtib ibrof Irnoloe sus
iommen, Die Sole entfiel ibren 6dncen,
serbrob in piele Stife uno oer foifbare
Snbatt nebte oen Subbooen. Nlit einem
8tife Der 8ebmutb fbaute Die Sun9frau
auf oa5 sertrimmerte @efdb berab, oas
ibr 10 lpertb 0etpeien mar. neil 70 liebe
Grinnerun9en itb oaran fniipftsn. 5brds
nen troten ibr in Die Uu9en.
,.Worum mub icb oib eerooe in oielem
Nu9enblide perlieren, tbeures Inoenfen 2"
feufSte iIe leife. nS,t oieier llnfoll ettpa
cine Sorbeoeutuno meine6 naben Sbicfs
falls? @ero' idb audi balo auf ocn Srims
mern meincs 8lGfe6 fteben 2"
(8prtitsun9 fcl9t.)
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-12-23

SffiSiell.-Oas Staatsocpart'
ment bat ofii5iele gtabribt erbatten. oa6
in Solee zines Oefrsts BON Ssiten oer
baptii6en Reeierune ieoe Communication
nit Den Suiur9enten oes oitliben 8 belize
Der Sniel perboten 1T, uno oab Die Soften
uno &diten baielbit fir oen austdnoifcben
6anoel oeibloi1en iino. %. 9.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-12-23
0temstoo ocm 28. 9eccunGoer, 1915.
eSa6rg* Z, eaaose Nn''e& S29.
- Der 0tberale i5eobdrflter ct

) $
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-12-23

9ersnassn ssssn Bob!tbStisseit. -
Soltimorer 8ldtter oeben an. oab bel Dem
eriten Quftreten oes 6errn uno Der Mas
oome &eon in oortieen Sbeater Gber orei.
taufeno Dollars an Der GaGe eineenom'
men puroen.
I'm oemielbeu Qbeno puroe in elmer bet
oortioen &irben cine preoiet eebalten.
worin in elibenoen Sarben oas Gleno
oer Irmen oefbiloert puroe. gine Gol=
lecte muroe erboben uno 40 Gents tpar oas
GropbpiB! Sin iuneer Wann, oefen
@obltbdtiefeit feline 8ren;en fannie.
warf einen fupfernen &nopf in oen 8Iin.
aelbeutel.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-12-23
(8crtfseun9 fcI9t.)

- ! {
gen itarb cine Srau am 8abaib. Die BON
elmer Spinne in Die eippe oebi1en wuroe.
Id Stunoen na6 erbaltener &erlesune.
6irlbborneeiit miro ieoerseit nit outem
Grfolo oeoen Den SB Don Snieften onoe'
lpanot.
2(ucb ifotb in porlebter @obe Elm Or.
Qnor. SSoiIcr am 6uoion an Dem 6unos.
frampf, oub Moullperre oenonnt. ST
bate furse 3eit Dor leinem 500 in einen
0taoel oetreten. 8ir erinnern un5 meb=
rerer Sale, no teibte Serwunounoen oen
Sunosfrompf uno 500 nab iib 3oeen.
Gin Correspondent empfieblt in folbem
Sale Elm oltes Stad 8upfer. ielbit wenn
es nit Grinipon beoeeft lein iolte. feit
auf Die 9Sunoe su binoen, mas fibere
Rettune bespirfen fol-. [8eltbdreer.
-gE=
9S 0 blfeiles ST ei fen. Die
Competition 3lpiiben Den Gioentbdmern
Der Oompfibiffe auf Dem Gbamploinlee
1T 70 itorf. oa bic Gieeutbimer oerielben
nibt olein Die Sobrt freioeben. ionoern
ioeor audi Die Hebnuneen Der GeiIenoen
in Den 9Sirtbsbduiern beioblen. go
reiieten Dot &ursem 4 iunoe eeute Don
Jseu Yorf oafelbif uno oerSebrten in eli,
nem QSirtbsbauie Elm feoer $S fit Speis
fen uno 8etrdnfe. pelbe BON Dem Ieens
ten auf oos promptelte besablt puroen;
porauf ct fe paiiaeefrei rpieoer nit Jus
rucfnabm.
Oieie 8robmutb fbien ben 6erren fee
oob su erob. fie beibenften ibn oesbalb
NIT $l6O. oa er Die SeSabluno entlbieoen
auriicfrpieS.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-19
Guardians Notice.

IA IL PERSONS interested in the
"A Lands, Tenements and heredita-
ments Of Altered ]. Barnes, deceased, are
thereby notified 10 be and appear before
the honorable the Probate Court Of
Claiborne County, at the November
term, A. ID. 1845 thereof, and then and
there shew cause, if any they can, why
an order shall not be granted by said
court for the sale Of the interest of Thom-
as Alfred Barnes, infant heir of said
Alfred J. Barnes. deceased, in the fol-
lowing lands 10 wit: One thousand acres
ofIand, more or less, in section number
one, township number twelve, Of range
number two Easl, bounded on the North
by the lands Of r. w. Sessions and b.
r. Vests estate, on the South BY the
north fork Of the Bayou Pierre, On the
East by the lands Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Moore. and the Roswell Voleniine tract,
and on the West by the lands Of D. G..
Humphreys and r. w Sessions, being
a part Of the upper division oflhe Ly-
man Mandamus tract, and being the late
residence Of Mrs. Mary Barnes, deceased,
all lying and being in The County Of
Claiborne and State of Mississippi.
CATlIARlNE .M. BARNES,
Guardian, Sept 24. 1915 6l-5O
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-19
Guardians Notice.

Guardians NOuCG.
All perslns interested IN The lands,
ienemenls and hereditaments Of Charles
Hill. minor. are hereby notified q
appear before The honorable, the Probate
Court o( Claiborne County, al the No>
vember Term, Al. d. 1845.thereol. and
then and there shew cause, If any they
can, why an order should not be granted
.bv said court, for the sale nf the undl>
vided interest Of Charles Hill, being the
one third part, 10 the following land, SIT
uate, lying and being in the county q
Claiborne and State ol Mississippi, JOINT
lyowned by John Mcneil, James
Mcneil and The said Charles Hill, and
described as follows, 10 wit:- East
half oil section SO and south half section
81 oflownship l3 Of range east: also
fractional section 3 part Of fractional sec.
fion g, and 80 acres off Of the north
western part Of the upper s'Mandamus
lracl' township 70 range 2 east, con-
tanning in all 1900 acres and 24-l0O Of
an acre, the same being known as The
s.IllIlsboroughn plantation and bounded
as follows, to wit:-Beginning at 4 posi-
the northeast corner Of said liilIsborough
tract. from whence a red oak bears east
95 links distant, dogwood south. SO de-
greps east. 55 links distant. lhonce for
course, sonih SO four pole chains TO a
walnut marked XIII, Kill. thence east 40
chains to a post lrnm whence 4 magnolia
bears north 55 degrees eas', a links,
thence south 81 chains, and 80 links 70
lynn marked XIII. XIII on The mandamus
line, thence north 81 l-2 east 45 chains
aud 90 links 10 a red oak marked Kill.
XIII corner between the upper and lower
LYMAN and mandamus tracts, thence
south % 1-2 degrees east + chains and
SO links 10 q posi- from whence Z poplar
hears north 90 10 west Vi links distant,
thence north 69 east 20 chains and SO
links 10 post from whence q poplar
hears south III east 90 links distant,
thence north GO l-2 degrees west 2
chains and % links 10 a post from
! hence d SYCAMORE bears south l de.
grees east, 24 links disianE thence north
-. degrees and 25 east 8 chains aad 25
links To a post, Black walnut bears
north 24 links distant, thence north 90
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-19
Guardians Nnlice.

A LII PERSONS interested in the
80. lands. .tenements.and heredilamenls
nf Isaac Al. Ross, and Mary E. Ross, in
fant heirs Of Arthur B. Ross, are hereby
notified to be and appear before tie hon,
orakle Probate Court Of Claiborne Conns
~. at the Jnnuary, Term. a. p. 1916, Of
said County, aud shew cause, if any they
have, Why an order shall MT be granted
by said court for the sale of thel Interest
of said minors in and 10 the following de-
scrlbed tract Of land lying in said county
of Claiborne, to wit;
"AEl thay certain tract piece, or parcel
ofland in said County and State, boun-
ded on the north, by lands Of Eran JEFF
Ters, and tho heirs Of John Rail; ION the
East BY lands OF The heirs Of John Rail,
and The heirs of Mrs Mary Wood. on he
South, by lands of Thomas H.; Wade,
and on the North, by lands of Patrick
Il. Bgrne, and estimated TO contain G62
acres.
JOIN G. JONES.
Guardian ofTsanc A. aud Mary E. Ross.
October 90, 1856 times.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-19
PROCLAMATION.
Albert G. Brown, Commander
in-Chief Of the Missis ippi
Militia.

TO he Commanders of the seueral Regi-
rifa S 2d Diuisioa Mississippi Militia.
WMT HEREAS, a vacancy will occur
in the office Of Major General Of
The Second Division of the Mississippi
Militia, on the fifth day Of November
next, BY the expiration Of the term Of
service or Major General John A. Quit
man:
Now THEREFORE, I, ALBERT G.
BROWN, Commander.in Chief Of the
Mississippi Militia, do hereby issue this,
my Proclamation, requiring you 10 hold
an election al the several election pre-.
cincts in your county, on The first Mon
day and day following {being the third
and fourth days) in November 1875, for
Major General Of the Second Division
Of lhe Mississippi Militia, TO serve the
term prescribed by law.
And do moreover eDjoin it upon you
TO conduct said election in all respects
conlormably to law, and to make due
return thereof to the Office Of The Adiuiant
General
GIVEN Under my hand and The great
seal Of the State, at The city Of Jackson,
10Th Sept. 1845.
Sept. 90, 1915. So 81
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-19

chains, and 80 links to a post 10 cotton
fed, thence west 40 chains 10 a posi-.
thence north 40 chains crossing road
leading by F. B. Ragsdales 10 post,
from whence locust hears south 80 de-
grees east I2 links distant, thence west
rs chains 90 links crossing road leading
10 d. S. r ss former residence 10
a post .gnolia bears east 80 links dts
tar I'd oak south 80 west 90 links dis
So, thence north 40 chs 10 mulber-
eys and a locust, all marked Kill Kill
thence west 40 chains TO post, place u
beginning.
JOHN McNElLL Guardian.
October 1st 1876 51-6t.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-19
Guardians Notice.

a IL PERSONS interested in the
"a Lands. tenemenis and herediia-
nents Of Absalom, Elizabeth, William
ard John Ridge lmlnors) are hereby no
titled 10 appear before the Honorable
Probate Court of Claiborne County at
The December term 4. d. l845 thereof
and hen and there shew cause i any
can whv an order should not be granted
b. said Court for tie sale Of the interest
nf the said Ansaiom, Elizabeth, William
and John Ridge (minnrs) 10 the follow
ing tract, piece. Or parcel of land, situate
in the onnty ofCiatborne, State Of Mis-
sissippi, and known and described as that
certain tract or parcel of land lying on
the waters Of Big Back and known ii
the land Office at Washington, Mississip-
pi. IS Lot No. & in section-48, township
l3 Range 3, East and containing seventy
eight 60 100 acres.
JOHN q. SIDDON, Guardian,
October 9th A. d. l845-6 times.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-19
X. GARLAND,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
oEE ESgaU.

Resides at EIiAiEen'S Bend,
In THE PARISH OF MADISON. LOUISIANA,
% .Iiles ADORE Nicksburg,
EEE will practice Law in The various
= ACour,s held al Richmond. in Madison
Parish, the Courts Of Carroll at Lake
Providence, the Courts Of Tensas and
Concorda, and the Supreme Court Of
the State.
The steamer Edna, IS regular week
" acket from New Orleans, stops at
Vieksburg on her way up, and arrives
every Thursday at the Bend. Letters
1r documents on professional business,
either by the packet, or by mail will
receive strict attention.
Post Ofice-MilIiken's Bend, La.
Nav q 1916. 32-n
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-19
STEAMER
LUD Id "a
THOS. CLARK. Master

IHUs. JLAKIN, Master.
inplace of the Ambassador. /
I'm HIS NEW and beautiful boa, ha,
M wing taken the place Of The Am
bassador, will run throug ghont. the
season, leaving New Orleangeyerv Fri
day evening, a five o'clock, Ind Grand
Gulfevery Sunday evening 90 her war
to Vicksburg. Returning. will len
Grand Gulf every Tuesday evening Ill
5 o'clock, on her way 10 New Orleans.
For freight or passage. having a spacious
and airy cabin, apply 10
r. N. MUIR.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-19
Phil. Retha9s
LIVERY SgABG89
New Advancement
h eW Arrangement.

h mutual arrangement having been
IA made by myself and Mr. Allen
DAVIS, the public is respectfully infor-
med that horses hired from me al Grand
Gulf, and rode TO Port Gibson, can be
kept al the stable Of Mr.. Davis and sent
back 10 me BY him free Of charge, and
horses hired from Mr.. Davis and left
al my stable in Grand Gulf, will be
stabbed and seat TO Mr.. Davis on the
same terms.
After the first Of October, ! will run
Hack daily, between PorI Gibson and
Grand Gulf
Carriages, Buggies, and fine Saddle
Horses, kept constantly on hand for
5Ire, at the following terms.
Seat in Hack, to or from Port
Gibson. 00
Buggy and Horse per day, 90
Saddle Horse, 90
aorse !, feed per night, so
Single feed, %
Per week, 8 90
Farmonth. 10 90
PHIL BETHEA.
Ofand Gulf, July 80, 1845-42-ly.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-19
NOTICE.

4ENIIE URDERSlGNED having rented
Of Joseph Regan, the Ferry on
Bayou Pierre, commonly known as
Thomson's Ferry, and the rates Of toll
being reduced, cash will invariably b.
required or crossing.
The present reduced rates, are, for
every person on foot 5 cents, every mau
s. horse, or pack.horse lOc., every wag-
gon, cart or carriage and one hors9 I5c.
with two horses 2Oc., every additional
horse or OK 2ac., every drove or led
horse Be-, drove cattle, sheep or hogs
&c. per head.
In every case where cash is not paid
and | have 10 be at the expense and
trouble Of keeping book. the following
rates will be charged. Every man on
foot Gle, every man and horse 128c.,
led horse C4c., drove horses Sc, drove
cattle Sc, sheep and hogs per head &c.,
every carriage or Wagon with four
wheels 25c., every cart or gig 2Oc., ev>
ery horse or OK in harness or yoke 64c,
All persons unwilling 10 pay the last
mentioned prices will please send the
cash each time. G. w WILSON.
June g. 1916 35-tf.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-19

-. Women wants nothing but .hus-
" and when they have them want
,ery thing,
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-19

Chirac, the celebrated phys can. when On
his death bed. Eel. his own pulse ina gning that
he was on visit 10 one of big patients, and SAID
..tfe patient is a dead nan; he has 6eea 6l9ofef
e1f ought % hare 5ecl pags5 = lie expired
] immediately.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-19

r5as,ru Elaiag. The following $
from 1 paper published in Kalamazoo, !,
Michigan:
those ofour patrons who are 10 ar.
cars would remember Us when they XII
i 5,ef OF pig, and any 70 spare. would
saai rs picce, We would be under ob.
lralipn 10 then. L IS notorious tact,
although II may net be be generally
known, that printers have mouths. :
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-19
Notice.

Notice.
gEEy He undersigned, having associated
themselves under the name Of
Muir g Pearson, will open house in
the city or New Orleans, on the 1st Of
August next, for the transaction Of a
general Commission and Forwarding
Business. WILLIAM E MUIR,
CHARLES a. PEARSON.
Grand Gull, April 26 92
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-19
S4RRTDTa3 s aAA8~
Claiborne Foster,
VIM Foster.

VIM Foster,
Order DC Sale OF Judgment.
Judgment June 81, 1914 for S244 SO
Attorneys COMMISSIONS 2l 90
Court cost and order II IS
HBY VIRTUE ofan order Of the cir.
e. - cult Court Of Claiborne county, III
each Of the above stated cases, made at
he Nav term of said court, A. ID. l845,
! will expose at public sale, At The court
house door, in the town Of Port Gibson,
orP MONDAY. the 18th day Of Novem.
Der next. by virtue of an act Of the Les
.giHature, entitled 'sAn act TO secure The
coi stlon Of jury Tax Fees and for oth-
other purposes" lhe judgments in the
above slated cases, 10 satisfy all cost and
commissions due on the same.
NJ. @ HOPKINS, Sheriff.
BY NJ. d. TILDEN, d. S.
Sppi 8 48 Is
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-19

!, ,,..,yr 70. ''-"I meant to have told
r,ba, IaI hole said manto his friend
~ :, o,,anbled mi iato a pit full of water,
W " notter now says the other, blows
~ - mud and water out Of his mouth,
: 4 nave AZ found IT, p
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-19
Executors Notice.

Executors Notice.
H EEFERS TESTAMEN FARY hav
E ding, beengranted to heundersigned,
BY the lion. the Probate Court ofihe
County of Claiborne, Mississippi, on The
22d day. .ofSeptember last, notice is here
BY gwen to all persons having claimes
against The estate Of the said B. w. Parr,
to exibit the samc;wi;hin 'he lime limito
ed by law or the same will be forever
barred.
JNO. II. DALE,
ex'or. Of B. w. Parr.
September 94lh, 1915 5o-6t.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-19

SaR8ITRaS s 8AIGo
Thomas Strong
ys Order Of sac Jadg't.
Alex McGilvary
Judgment June Ii, 1910 for $50 10
Attorneys commissions Is 90
Court cost and order 19 SO
William Gteer)
Wm Mcclure,
Judgment May q, 184l, for 1896 c6
Attorneys Commissions 257 So
Court cost and order 90 25
81. 81. :: o's.- & sale q 5r'...
Judgment Nov %. 1910, FOR 1912 90
Attorneys Commissions l25 21
court cosI and order 22 90
James Mcclure, Jf}
Wm Mcclure
Judgment Nov 26, 1910 FOR 1865 90
Attorneys commissions 79 42
Court cost and order 70
WnY VIRTUE of an order of The cir,
MD cult court Of Claiborne county in
each of the above stated cases made at
ihe May term Of said court, A. D. 1915,
| will expose at public sale, atlhe court
house door, in the town Of Port Gibson.
on MONDAY, the 18th day Of Noy.m-
Der next, by virtue Of an act Of the lie.
gislatnre of the Safe Of Mississippi, en-
llled An act 10 secure the collection Of
Jury Tax Fees, and for other purposes"
the Judgments il tie above stated cases.
10 satisfy al cost and commissions due
IN the same.
MO. HOPKINS, Sheriff.
By NJ. D. TILDEN, D. s.
Sept s. 1915 is 48
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-19

tsYou arc always ii 4 bastIe. Iizzy," said an
All lady to her daughter. Its the fashion.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-19

The Rhine, says Willis, is ike human
l.fe-a long chain with few bright links u ne
centre.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-19

.IIaIlo, dare. Eghram, wait dare, an got
eaestian want ven 70 ohabsolye, YOU beng
.sga of Theological prosaetities.
nlIen wHa. am ID, Ned y
why ana shin ike an antloneer!,
ia, la, nigga, dat's past the sublime, gives
: cause him won't 20 without sails (saIrs)
sIIa. la, you IS farming wild letaxIty.'
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-19

On CASES best Newark Brogans, on hand
eDSB and for sale by =. N. MUIR.
Grand Gulf, Oct /.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-19

An prepared with large dry shed
81 to store and ship cotton, and will
make liberal cash advances an cotton
sent me fer sale here or shipment to
friends in New Orleans.
T, N. MUIR.
Grand Gulf, II 1914. a
gESHE 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 q Havana Coffee.
90 barrels Brown Sugar.
100 Bags coarse &, fine Salt.
$50 Sides Gin band s. harness lea
ther.
SO Hhds Hams Sides and. Shoulders
Bacon.
100 bbls mess & rump Pork.
60 bales Jeans and Linseys.
I2 OK and horse wagons Of Brown
March q McDonad's make, horse carts
and cart wheels, Of same.
A sets new Cotton Press screws.
" Gin and mill castings,
80 Kegs Of nails assorted.
1900 pairs mems and boys best oak
tanned Russet biogans.
90 boxes and kegs, common Tobacco.
80 spinning wheels
Gin Stands Of Pierce and Browns
make. T N MUIR.
Sept 2
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-19

y s:s..s i sFassa purposes. '9ss9s. is'' y.
ceived at Apoihecahes' Hall, q very su-
perior article or Wine and Brandy which
viii Be guaranteed to be Of lhe best quat-
itv, suitable for medical use; selects
ed wiih care, and for sale at Apothecas
ries' Hall, BY n F MOODY.
June i. Ie48-33-lf
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-19
Bagging & Rope .

EW ST. Louis Flour, Just received
~ warranted to be good for sale BY
" o KELLY.
Sept 28. Soft
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-19

ror..rEp At PUBLIc ExPENsB.--lt was
.,rted rs 4 curious circumstance, that
e'a, W. i've ministers Of the Gospel halls
oa' fam The South, and one Bishop re-
y met together, al Of whom had
saa' y 'sradualss 1t West Point
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-19

San i voar granted wid any legal gem
rlason syone, i .cs2t by neutrality-suspicious., !
''.a.,II .YeI. lsn, uly am LAWYERS ike fishes!
i 55ssn,t NEEDLE wid dat suIect, At all
.6Tr, bekaso dey am fond ob DC oate (de-
a.e,.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-19

g8 BOXES AXES, oa hand and for sale by
R q. n. MRIR.
Grand Gull, Oct {.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-19

c.,ryr,gic.-The three following items
.,@s .s.' lgqitimaley under The head Of SCI
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-19

''.S. .8a5ty what Is sieam?
Boiling water.
.Thals right compare y.
.p.s.tlga. baii; comparative, boiler;
salerlauSe, oafN'
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1845-11-19
RF,It11SsSS.sAs SHOES.

nj EW ELLIS improved Cotton screws, on
IN hand and for sale BY 7. n. MUIR.
Grand GnIf, Jan.I4