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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-26
ELLWOOD ENGLISH& CLASSICAL
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THIs institution is located among The

"HIS institution is located among th'
III hilIs in Carroll county, Mississippi
IL miles north OF Shongalo, o east Of Md
dleton, and 10 west Of Greensboro (Choc
taw county, 10 healthy aud retired spo
bordering on the valley Of Lews's creek
The next session will commence on the
fra of March instant, and continue ten
months, without vacation.
This school 10 entirely matter Of pr
vate enterprise, originating in the desire
of the proprietor 10 educate his own sous
at a distance from those temptations to ex.
trayugance and fashionable vice, so com
monty found 10 the immediate vicinity of
Topns and Villages; and its patrons may
rest assured that every attention will be
paid to the personal comforts the manners
and the morals Of young gentlemen con-
nected with il, which either a sense OF du-
iy, or q regard 10 the permanent prosPeri-
~ Of the School may prompt. As matter
OF information to strangers, il is but just 10
the subscriber, and those who may be dis
posed 10 patronize him, to introduce the
following extract Of letter written by
the highly gifted late President Of the Mer'
Ger University, Ga:
ms. ALDEs y. BArLRv was a member OF
College with myself, and sustained distinguish
cd rank In his class, both ~ q scholar and gem
ilemsn. His character a. an Instructor In dis
tnguishsd Academies In New York and Georgia,
has bsen we'll known 10 mo; and hn high liie'
fary attachments, combined with strict Ntten-
ton, uniiring persersrsnee, and Q peculiarly
l. s.ss.s ts,a kpA hnw
placed bis schools among the frat in our coun-
Try. Az an Instructor, MIR, Bnyiey 10 believed
to have few, II any iupericrs. With Mr.. Bay
lcy's scientific and literary attainment, Ihuve :
been intimate for many years: they are bsliey.
ed to be Of tho highest order, and huvo secured
10 him a dsssrysdly high rank among the litera-
~ men Of our State and county liis nc.
quaintanco with Ancient aud soms Modern
Languages, Mathematics. Mental and Moral
Philosophy, together with Rhetoric and Bellies
Lettres, 10 known to be critical and extensive,
and well qualify him for distinguished inslruc-
tion In any OF those branehs"
BOARD:
Board, including washing, fuel and lights,
So 90 per month, If paid in advance, or
$40 at the close Of the year, unless by !
special contract. Twenty boarders can
be accommodated In the family Of the
subscriber
TuITfON
Reading and spelling, per session Of
five months, 81 so
Parley's Geography, Paroy's Histo-
ry, Colburn's Arithmetic, and
Penmanship, with the above, 10 90
Geography with the use of globes,
English Grammar, Arithmetic, ii
Composition and Defamation, p
with the above, Is 90 v
Latin and Greek Languages, Algo. p
bra, Natural and Moral Philoso- a
ply, Rhetoric, Surveying, &c. 90 90 $
A. S. BAYLEY, il
Principal and Proprietor. p
ELwoop FARM, January, ls45. n ON
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public men of the country, should read the
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arena without an intimate knowledge of
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L q
oea' az INGENIOUS s' q maIeg'ng ne various Or.
enA,u nel1 auaP'eo e inl.ississiepi, and Of
a1c'''naung ~ more dimcult genera.
Has'ss's o. SOILS ana Pianls--and
sugeesuons o me'nods o. analysls within
'no n'eans q MississipPians; discussing
a,so sne PfoPricty q geological and az.
Ilcu''uIa' survey o. the State BY legislative
au.no'.y'
o. manuiactories and The Mechanical
ar's' es'apllsned within the bounds Of the
Siate' important 70 the agricultural in
teress.
Inc premiums 20 DC awarded by com.
iniuee OF thirteen agricultural gentlemen,
70 whom snaii commit AZ the essays for
adjudication, by such subdivisions Of labor
amocg themselves az they may agree up.
on--the unsuccessful essays to be at The
disposal Of the editors Of the Farmer.
The essays 70 be forwarded 10 me, free
OF postage by the FIRST Of March next
accompanied by q sealed envelope, enclo.
sing The authors name :.
49, $3.50 49, o'~60t"B3 fu-
tended to submit an address setting forth
reasons why an agricultural paper should
be sustained in the Southwest; but, l
leave that duty to be better performed BY
the many public-spirited gentlemen whom
TINS prospectus may reach--entertaining
all, who feel the magnitude Of the cause,
70 mount their horses, forthwith, and spend
aay or Two IN endeavors TO form clubs Of
supScrloers. ihese clubs will be The nu.
s'e, 'pi 'or presently forming societies, e.
.aoasnlng agricultural libraries, holding
h u iairs, &c.--thus cementing
',so community together, IN the execution
q 1ne common grand design.
ms y csf'ainly favorable moment
,Ua sa,n,ng 'ne Pubic attention, when the
sor : saa.nn : ~ . a0oa' 70 sunside
TIC nlan,... r. j, 80.
!, = o, p.''.s y ".e ,ta'e shouio make
n;sia,,,.. : .so oaa.o 70 ue,hano OF inc Lee
san "S ,Ia So ss..os'Ia' aha agricultural sur
,a.a;n 80 11.a'I oe one Of the
800 ,,Il: n q .no Ia,.heT' % concen-
, ais D oas. oP,,on oh ''''s point, so as to
T rsae !, g,n n a upon our iunctlonaries
no.sn ,ons ue,ayeo, sfali ever CONT
mug 20 nope ,or Ine' accomplishment Of this
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-26

I
MRS. s. c. HALLS SKETCHES OF
IRISH CHARACTER, in "a nam.
6ers, al l2i cents each; splendidly il.
lustrGted.
| MO edition Of Mrs. Halls far famed
| In Tales and sketches Of Irish Char
acter, has ever been published in this coun-
try, although her name and merits are ia.
mliar to all readers of light literature, SO
called. Who has not read, .THE BANSow
PosTMAN, "LrLLy O'BRIEr,n and "ALrcg
MuLvANY?" and who that has read them
can ever forget their sparkle, their pathos,
their deep absorbing INTEREST,"
All who have been charmed BY the beau.
ty Of these sketches, or the few of them
that have occasionally found their way in.
to our periodicals, will be gratifed 10 learn
that the subscribers have commenced pub
fishing in numbers, at ~ l.2 cents each,
on fine white paper, and 10 clear bold
type, a splendidly illustrated edition Of
these admirable portraits Of Irish life and
character. The wood cuts alone will cost
several hundred dollars. The whole, when
completed, will make volume OF nearly
400 pages, and be one Of the handsomest
books ever issued in this country. II con-
tains nothing that is sectarian, or at oil
offensive to any class.
1t IS gratifying to find that the public
taste is returning, satisfied. from che macs
Of cheap (dearD reading, villainously
printed, that has come teeming from the
press in the last two years, and that good
books, well printed in large type, and
handsomely embellishcd, are coming a.
gain into fashion. To cater for such
taste IS the publishers most pleasant task.
In Offering the works We now do 10 tho
reading public, we experience pleasure
that is never felt, when dark, dingy
looking affair, with type fatally small for
tho eyes, IS thrust forth. A sigh and a
sense Of shame 60 with the one; but we
launch proudly the other upon the tide
and ask for favoring gales, and fayoring
gales, we know, await the admirable vo-
lume We now present 10 the reader.
The work will be completed in about
twenty four numbers. To any one trans
hitting US SO, we will send the whole work
BY mail as i reguIerly appears Orr
copies for S., and s copies for SIN.
or Asst will be publishedin numbers,
II regular periods, Il can be sentiby mailat
periodical postage. Each number will con-
AIN only a single sheet, and, therefore,
he postage viii be light
The Trade supplied on liberal terms
or A ppecimen number will be sent %
my one who will write TO as. free Of post
lge. e. FERRE'rT a. CO.
Publishers' Hall, l0l Ckcsraf S., PhH'd.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-26
SALE OF JUDGMENTS FOR COST.
STATE OF MIssIssIPPI,l



CARROLL Cous1Y In Carroll Circuit CourttO April lsi5
by virtue OF orders made tho October 1914, Of the honorable Circuit
I'D Court Of Carroll directed will expose public
the door Of the courthouse the CaOo within the prescribed
by law to the highest bidder for cash.
ON THE THIRD MONDAY (7M DAY. OF MARCH 1915,
all the right title and Of the plaintiffs and The following named Jud
men's rendered in sa Court The sale be made f the the
the collection Jury Tax fees other approved Oath February 1874
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-26
Executor,s Notice.

EAccutOr's NOtlCc.
Lii persons having claims against
IN. the estate Of James T, Howse, decd,
are hereby notihedto present them proper.
~ authenticated within the time prescrib.
cd by law, or they will be forever barred !;
and 'hoseindebicd 10 said estate will please
call and sottle the same.
TITUS HOWARD,
o. L. KlMBRoUGH, Errors
Last 'e'H q testament cfJ.T House, decd.
January Q, le45 d-6t
n-I-ttsT II 'osu
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FRENCH GLASS CLOCK SHADES.
Il Do. Msntel Ornaments
Ladies Gard Baskets
Cologne Bottles Toast Racks
Wedgwoot Tea Pots snd Sets
Do. Covered Pitchers
Solar Lamps, some very rich patterns.
GiraadOles; Side Lamps
lvanhoe CaRdesucks
Porcelain and Stone Dining and Tea Sets
Bristol Firr Proof Ware.
Glass snd Earthenwsre ofevery description.
At " holcsae and retail, by 2. F. PAGE,
SIC 2weOdAlW~ II Catherine
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patent Hleoirines
wTSTAR'S BALSAM,

COMPOUND BALSAMIC PREPARATION from
n wild Cherry Bask and Tar-Th- beat REMEDY
Group Bleeding Of the Lungs Whooping cough Bronctn
us Influenza Shorness Of Breath Pain and Weakness IN
Breast Side, Liver Complaint and he first stages Of
rS- A THOUSAND CURES, IN case. deemed utterly
hop-es, have firmly established Us superiority over
every former medical discovery II nas always been styled
Natures Prescription being formed chiefly ron
chemical from Wic Chsrry Bark and Tar-swo
lungs prevail We 1--WE few instances Of Us extraordinary
power, from catalogue Almost without end
adv address vii BE gwen A. ihs NswfOrk Agency
who given up BY a. Of her physicians 10 dc OF COO
smong args quantities Of matter SOFT bsny
.1Eeu no medicine for months, being past a. nOp-en-
arey cured by few bottles Of his Bssam 10 september
and October, l5H.
aorn FOR years being obliged TO sleep In siliins
poure far cured " attend 10 dis business In the moss
stormy weather.
Thoma. Brade-, ESQ J. P Janacs, L. cured Of ashmA
Thoms. Coz-n- Haddouhei, ~ J. tesrh-s under oath,
ut h- had violent and pain In the sidefor mOnts
raised l.ry- quantities. Of corrupt msiter-aso much blood
bis physicians could 10 Du ie tor nrn-gsye him Pills Of
mercury but did sood-hs friends al supposed he IA!
gsopng consumption entirely cured by three bottles Of
WlSTARS BALsAM
Mrs. Ann D. Hopkins Of Knowlesville, n. Y. entirely
cured Of liver complaint, and seserA debility Of eighteen
months standing.
jacob Hoffman ". d. Hunrngfon, cured q child Of P.
schroebe Of obstinate disease VI lie Lungs sfsr be bad
tired a. the usgs. remedies 10
Cases daily occurring II every Par Of the county
which prove ircon.rsbly h- s.t p-riOrIy u tbs
IN every shade Of Lug an1 Liver dsess- every Otr
preparation heretofore known 70 The world
Sod Whol--s- and Retail. BY A 3. D. SANDS
Wbo-.a- Druggists - Flton--L New YORK Sod 80 e.
ONLY Asssrs ~ THIS CRY. Price, 81 per bott.e SIX
bottle. for - MIS- en-
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ARRIVED.
Ship ZylOn Croker "A days from glasgow muse 70
NPutnsfn. "a passengers.
New ship Hartford a hours from Connecticut RIVER
ia ballast The n bulk expressly for PACKET ana IS
intended for Durham & DimOns Line between ms pof'
and Savannah She is 70 be commanded ~ captain u
-annerman.
Brem. bark Charleston Csremore, mdse, N Meyer d
s,ucken 10 cabin and 100 s,eerage passengers
Bark Henry Newell. Drummond, 81 ds I'm Smyrna
wool Sc 10 Dutih CousDery.
Sg brs Clara Bergman 80 days from Gottenburg, iron
10 Norman Johnson & Co. 20ih. lat 40 "a. Ion 81,
exchanged signals with steamship Great Western hence
fOr Liverpool
bark A J Jessurun bound for NYork l2h sept; brgs
Harriet Gardner Of Boston for Msrbehead 7ih GazeAe'
Churchill for Portland 10Th; schrs Manson, Coieinah'
arrived on the 9Th inst.
schr Harriet Taylor Golden. DIS I'm Washington
NC. and shingles, 20 Cook Taylor 80, -,
Schr 7 Smith, Lee, ds I'm Washington NJ ha'ei
stores. 49,, &c.,.
schr Sarah Chariot ds I'm Newbern NC naval store
Schr w T. Bird, Roberts, 8 de I'm Washington NJ
naval stores.
Br brig w Black Hamilton II ds I'm sidney coal, 10
stokes & Anthony. 49,
BIZ John Hll, Roe, Georgetown sc, lumber, 10 T
Bebee & Co.
BrgLexington Johnson, Providence, in ballast.
Schr. nayhower. 1homaston. lime.
schr Fame Keller Machias lumber.
schr Ann. Denmark, ThomastOn, lime.
Schr Jew Nickerson. Boston mdse
Schr Sussex. Townsend Delaware, corn
Schr -uliana. Tibuts, Mschias, timber.
schr Excel Bassett Boston, mdse
Schr WocOr Rider. Boston. mdse.
Schr Mail, Nichols, Boston. mdse.
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xUSs NfN-iOKk AND ALBANY tNPks>s
Mn IL NE.--Tmough viuouf landing TIE
news lOw pressure snd win running -i,zIn.
Loaf EXPRESS viii commence her regular tnr- tor
In. seasJn and VIII conilnl- until he close 0f "a
ton leaving th. pier i'- foot 0f RoBiNsuNfr regularly
TUESDAYS Thursdays and -affds anl lalf Mondays
" 81 us.,ays and Fridays A. = VI and Wi afrve
pie take The morning trains 9f csrs tts pf West
This boat i htcd up VIII splendid ssff rooms DECK
and her furniture All aud %. he bc.. Ani tJf
.a.e apply 90 board as above.
p-Freght AIKEN al low prices mo ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

CURE OF CORNs..-ss Cana-st--Bruisss, Tu-
~ EOr-, Swelling of Inc Ankles, and Bad SGa-Mosa
and Msiame BERHARD respectfully inform Ne puonc,
that they have ii from lel Csrast 10 Ne ~ oppo-
sr-A hey sui continue 10 operais on ne iee' VITA he
greatest The operation they perform does not
the paa the blood new, al the sane
time doe. occupy than or 10 minutes and per-
treated can Immediately put their shoes and
wsk wifrogl he east Inconvenience
Hsynz yr.crcrd eir profession for many years in Eu-
rop- vel this county thsy prsc1cs
cerfcss. from the celebrated physicians both OF Eu-
rope and America - CAlai-sL 81 wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

AMERICANS AnROAD.-A gross outrage has been
recently committed upon American citizen by Of
the European powers. Mr. John AlbnOla born subject
Of Austria and naiuralzcd citizen of the United States
while on = commercial visit 10 Tuscany. has been
PEELED from thai Duchy without any whatever.
even sprctext assigned. The cause however Is well
known. Mr.. Aonos, though quiet and harmless enough
now was once prisoner OF state and charged with be
ing engaged IN conspiracy against Austria he ban
ishei from her dom.nons Tho smaller despots in Eu.
rope play the part Of cstchpoes and bum bails the
greater and Tuscany has expelled Mr.. Abinoa because
his presence was displcasing To Austria Eve. Post
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Goal.

COAL.-The subscribers now receiving their sup
u ply Of the various kinds OF Csa Of the best quality and
In good orier-Peach Orchard Broken, Egg Stove and
Nut sizes Lchgh. Liverpool Camel and virginia Coas-
A. the prices VI Coal stu the lowest Summer rates
consumers would do well 10 lay IN their Coal at the present
time. Il the prices will advance with the season.
ell WA T. TRU SLOW, 300 Cherry and 40 Mulberry SIS
EOsL.-l an now delivering the beet quality Of Peach
~ Orchard Coal usual. ~ the lowest po-ssbe prices
Broken Egg and Stove : 81, Large Nut = 10, Small
Nu - 5 screened and delivered IN thebesi order from ne
yard King and Greenw ich-s - cents per Ton less
taken from snafs i pm. PETER CLINTON.
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At Cape,own CGH July l6, ship Geneva Drinker I'm
NYork ZAP p for Canton for putting in not stated
At BuesOs Ayros. July 3D. Brutus, Adams, for Nfork
days; brig Frs 7 Beck, Sprague, for NYOrk 10 DIS.
AT GonaIvcs 9Th inst, schr Florence Coffee, I'm WI
minqton. NC for NYork 10th.
AT Barbados, Aug %, sch Zerviah Barnard, I'm New
YORK
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uOin0om Gbaoes.

22 600 WIND0W sHApL- for o, sale at p whole.
dea ug The article md complete assortment Al
prices 10 81 per less than al stores where they
get Al second third hands
" b. Good OIL Washable Shades from - cents TO =
pair-bcsuufl from s. 10 s5-besi from = TO >l2
kelly { RlKFR, exclusive Window shade
80 Dealers and Manufacturers, l5l Chatham ST.
WINDOW SHADES and curtain trimmings, whole
w salel J. {. WOodford 23a; Broadway. (LafOrge's
buidingsl viii open this morning several cases window
shades among which some entirely new In designs,
LANDSCAPES and paintings Merchants visiting the CITY, vii
do well 10 call and examine the assortment As they VIII be
sold wholesale single pair, NJ greatly reduced prices
~ X. Also lust received large assortment OF curtain
trimmings, gmp In cOlors 20 match tas-e-, worsted and
sik cords curtain tasses shade. do bill do bands, &c,
UphO-irrs find many Of tie above goods superior IN
manufacture made OF the best materials and al prices that
vii command their aiien ons AZ -; Broadway aus
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, 40. SPRUCE
w STREET y. Y.-Ihe only mandatory of any ex
tent tue United SaesThe subscribers offer for sale The
most splendid assortment Of SHADES which could be col
eced together consisting u the following styles
10 900 pairs OF beautiful Gothic painted by arss These
all views OF celebrated places IN Europe
4OO pair Of assorted Gothic Connlhan and Landscapes,
such a. are generally sold about the city.
Is pairs % most beautiful Cornan, painted m Florence
100 pairs Of VI the most celebrated places In ms
country.
5000 pairs OF cheap Shades from 62i cts 10 ~ So
We pledge ourselves 10 sell 100 cent cheaper tan any
other house NewYOrk Persons wishing 10 see the pro-
OF getn the useful articles are shown through
the painting rooms with great pleasure $1,000 1900.
SIGNS, BANNERS and INTERIOR DECORATIONS
not to be surpassed. TRIMMINGS Of all kinds Al manu-
&cturers' prices.
Persons buying TO sell again dealt with the most liberal
terms ie27 3ml BARTOL x DE NAUNY.
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I ETTER-HOOks =. rnsde of ,aperiine copyIng

IL a OF this beautiful, ingenious, and useful
pocket companion, made OF German silver al low pnce
Also some ofpue sterling silver FOR sale al the stationery
estab lshment Of JANSEN BELL. 20 Na--aI-rL
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feqal Notices.
SHERIPF.s sALE.-Rr rirI

cHERIFF'> sALE.-By virtue OF . wit OF heri "a
- cas- directed and delivered, VII eA po-c - sae
on Thursday. The I'D day q May /. o'clock u a.
The Nrshle % -e City HA 81 The City Of New
h- rghf r- snd 81 Thomas D. Bckort. wfcn lc
bad The twenty glih 1ay Of Jsrlary. thousand e
hundred sri 0rtyfre. any time Afterwards. n ~nose
hands the may BE- 81 IN ard 70 al hat certain
of or piece OF L1ni yn- and being ~ Teih Ward ~
the CITY Of SeWf0rk ard Known a. rgmsef foryiolr W
cr street. containing breadth front and each Wen-
v-fv- ~ AMI l c1gth each side, eghyseFeu ie-i -
d.. zane conveyed i0 Chapman summons By Lewis
Brown irr-.Irr dlec tl- fweryrrst % May, N ne
wear u or Lord. thousand eight hundred and nsr and
recorded Ltcr No. - page 81. IN he Ae o1ce oi To-
Cerk OF The C-y and County 90 Ness-1 orA-togecr win
reu-s tisreunio belonging OF n any wise spperaining-
D-''- WILLIAM JONES, sheriE
JosrFH wEEs. Deputy sheriff. splo lswsw
TIE shove sale . postponed Until Thursday June 'n a.
hs above hour and place May s2d; l.th -. -,
WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff
JosEFH WEED, Deputy shcrG my2 iaw5w
TIE above sale postponed until Wednesday, June 9Th
e, 10 above hour and Pace.New .,s June 5in -
JosEPH WEED. Deputy SherE ie5 lawSi
The above sale j. p0spOne until Wednesday, July sh,
e; lie abovs hour aad place JHne i,, lSS So, sr
JosErH WEED, Deputy Sheriff es lawt
The above : postponed until Wednesday July 5rt u TIE
above hour and place July (. lst5 =, ,o,.,-- s,.x
The above sac = postponed until "Wednesday August
2Oth al TIE shove hour and place July s5nt, ls@
WILLIAM JONES, Sherf.
JosEPH WEED Deputy shsnf. jy5o lawfw
The above ss.eis postponed until "Wednesday. september
l7ih al he above h0lr ana place. August 9nh lsh
WILLIAM JONES, Shor.f.
JosEPH WEED Deputy sheriff. au27 lawgw
The above sale : postponed until Wednesday, October
lj,l A. the above hour and place wednesday september
-rh WILLIAM JONES, sheriff
JosEPH WEED. Deputy Sheriff - law6w
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WHALEMEN

Arr at New Bediard both inst ship Matacom Rey.
node. Pacific Ocean. Talcahuana. June 9TH with 1860
bbls 80 OIL $50 do do from ship Eagle Of NBedord.-
Sailed from T. with ship Caroline, Mkcnzc, New
Bedford for a cruise. GOO sp 1900 VIII.
ARA Wareharn Goth inst brig America, Delano ~ DIS
from Carroll Ground 23O bbls sp oil.