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GARDEN SEED,

L<EOM 0roWeu OF Known re
n eenaise. q Wholesale and
Arslnkoks-orsen 0base
Asparagns-White 0ia.s
Puas ussas-Lares 4 smailLima
B.ap Bsans-Eariy CHM, duo
Ysllow six wseks
Earsy MohAwk. do halfmoon
= Refugee % 1000 70 one
Dsss-Eariy Blood turnip rooted
% yellow I"
tLoae Rlood, hangie wurtzcl
= Whits sIlesi.n French sugar
pssos,i-white and Purple CAPS
csbbsge-Eariy 4 Large York,
nary and Late % eDea. Ear
lyeagsrsosf. Large Drumhsad,
LAue Bergen. Fiat Dutch
Drunhead Savoy. Green CURED
Savoy, Red Dutch
Csuli3ower-Eariy and Late
CsleU-WhIte Solid
Osssss-l1ons orsnse. Long Red
asdWhite Pied
Creo-Cur,ed OF fcpperyras
Cscenser-Eariy Frame, do Clue
tsr. Log Green. Losg Prick
be. oberkia for pickiins
Corp-Eariy Sugar, 90 ruscaro'
%, 20 ooloen ssoar
Enilve-Grrrn CURED
EEx Piass-Purple %
Ksis--1tae CURED Siberian
orssa Carried Scotch. Rape CT
CO.. $500
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FRESH FOREIGN DRY GOODS.

hESH FOhEIuN In L UoODS'
WE have now in store of our importations
Europe purchased entirely for cash, decidedly the
Goods have for
years Amongst them viii be found
he following
Ri-hy PRINTED Marseines Vestnss
DO Co we;ings for
superior xoye figure Vestings
splrndd figured aud eootd sils VestinEs
Very supt Gamboons
Superior Linen fancy DnHngs
Stout and hne BArpsey do
spienaid verona mixtures and plaids
Fancy Union Drllngs
O. Lace striped and Aussns
6-S Jlconet Cambcs
g. Canbries
e. Checked Muslns
Together great variety Foreign
Goods e oher 4 prices
r. L. J. :. JAMES q CO.
Opposite the Exchange Bank.
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ARDEN SEED,
GROWN ~
DAVID LANDRETH,

Il
GROWN NJ
DAVID LANDRETH.
Near PhiIadsIphia, and ssldby
p. JOHNSTON, Druggi.t, Riehmend, virginia.
LNOR many years have been practically en-
gaxd extended scale than other he
state growth OF Garen SEEDS Experience has
sn.b-d me % determine vegetable
fully proved the inerioty Of
4. p,y the variety here enumerated i.e Imperative
~ fnied nevertheless than sufficient for the hryc
garden and has the merit only those Of uniuesonabe
The my sustain and the yearly increasing de
sausaeory evidence OF approval Ny efforts to merit
p.LANDRETn.
n: iSse,lns compose part of The See '@'res''ee
BEEr-Lons Blood
. Barry Turnp
Mangie wurrd
French Sugar
sEANs-slI week
White China
Brown speek-d
Carolina
yellow Bu-h,
CABBAGB-Eary York
Lsndrcih's large do
Large Drumbcad
Fiat Dutch
Drumhead savoy
Green Cuiled Savoy
Philadelphia
CARRor-Ions Orange and Eary horn
cAULIFLowERs
CELERy-whi'e and Red
cUcUMBER-Eary Frame and PeslAs
BNDIvE AND LEEK
LErTUcE-Eariy Cabbage
7 Cut Salad
CURED Iniis
Brown Dateh, &c
MELnN-chron and Water
NAsTURTIUM
oKRA
oNIoN-snv,r.kin and westbersI
rExs-iandreih. EI;ra E.hy
Eariy Pane
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LINSEED OIL,
N hhds. and bbls., for sale at the lowest market
- rrieeAat JoIINSrONS,
NH 81 lis Main Street
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WE take this occasion to give
sosics hat ~ kr~p eee-s.ssy on hAsA. esove~
ones and Cookine Ranses % an kisdh. III
are Eensssry uscd IN this n,.rkst, Of cur owr
manufacture, which ws wiiiscu On Reasonable
isrns Aiso, hcu's Asreakusi Furnaces fc<
SCANNING food fos ssoek. which ~ Win I'll q
The nanufAemrers prices, ARR sddine the er
pcn>cs. al our Tin. esove and cAecs Iron hann-
hesosy, near the Ben Tavern. whefe an hind
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C0NSUMPTIVES DO NOT DESPAIR.

q work ousine win be done the mo>s ru s.A
apas II c. 4 WELLER
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-23
THE KENTUCKY ELECTION.

In responding to remark Of the Albany Argus
that even in Kentucky the Democracy have fought
splendid battle" the Evening Journal of the same
city facetiousy observes
"We shan deny that the Kentucky Locofocos fought
splendid BATTLE the Argus well dispute that they go,
magnificent licking According the latest accounts
they have not only been badly fogged in the Legislative cleo
tons, but have lost two members Of Congress The
last delegation from Kentucky equally divided five Wings
and five Locofocos In the next the Wings will have seven
and possibly eight members That this altogether differ
ent from the entertainment which Lococosm anticipated is
evident enough from the following letter. dated Lexington
August 4h, originally published in the Union, and copied
with a triumphant chuckle into the Argus and Atlas
81 Whggcy is decidedly the wsne and am confident
that r. +. Marshall will be elected the Hon. G. Davis
by handsome majority.
From the signs Of the times am inclined believe that
win get eight Of Congressnen out of ten viz Tb-
bats, Marshall &c. You will that in high spi-
rs and the Wings like rats deserving sinking ship
rising in energy, resolved to conquer enemies
"Ths estimate of the result in Kentucky which, coming
through the Union and Argus, may bcregardcd official
allowed the Wings but o out Of the ten members Of Con-
gess the Locos modesy claiming the balance for them
selves. The votes however, tell very different story"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-23
A STEAMER sUNK-EIGHT LIVES LOST.

coRREsroNpENcE or THE DETROIT ADVERTISER.
on Lake Erie the g London from Buffalo, and the
" Kent" steamer her downward passage in contact
with dreadful crash and the result Of the conclusion
loss the latter boat and geve to add several lives
have no heart dwell upon the scehe witnessed. For
some minutes supposed had broken the machinery
the London and going the bottom and only
eved from the apprehension Of wate grave by the sight
the Kent rapidly sinking, at bows Every effort was
made to save her passengers and all who in sight were
saved of those from the cabin being transferred to our
boat without even their clothes But sad say number
were lost being unable to gain the upper deck in time
Among these reckon
Rev. James L. Quaw, OF Redford, Michigan
Mr.. Chauncey Osborn, OF Gcnesee, New York
Mr.. Seth Demng Of Berlin, Connecticut
Master Bruce Deming, of Galena, Wisconsin Territory
Mr. James Lowden, Of Ypsilani, Michigan.
Ywo young ladies' and boy from Ypsilanti names
not known.
All tho officers and hands Of the boat and
passengers, including ten children, were saved
gers have endeavored ascertain the Of this dreadful
the the pilot Of the Kent attempting pass on the
wrong side Of tho London which brought her directly
the bow We remained five hours with the wreck gathering
floating parcels Of baggage &C. and attempting tow the hull
ashore but she gradually sunk by the head and we were
compelled perform the sad Office Of hosting her flag half
mast and leaving her to her fate jo
feared more will hereafter be added TO the list OF
missing Both the boats were owned in Canada.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-23

whom those distinguished" gentlemen will ac-
knowledge TO be, in every respect except that Of
accepting office, /" distinguished as themselves.
That veteran and eminent Senator has certainly
studied " the topography and photography of the
country" and seems, if we may say il without Of
fence to be as familiar with the of places and
rivers as the editor of the Union himself. He has
been for more than "a quarter Of century" ma
king himself acquainted with Mexican history and
geography Mexican treaties, Spanish French
treaties and if, after all, he is in about the
I. limits" OF Texas, we must despair Of finding au-
thority worthy Of confidence. At any rate, we hope
that the editor Of the Union, if he insists on prose-
cutting this boundary" war, will enter the lists with
that honorable Senator, as an antagonist more
thy Of his prowess than ourselves, and combat his
expositions OF boundary not ours.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-23
WARLIKE PREPARATIONS.


We suppose that the suboined extract from the
correspondence of the Baltimore Sun, which we
find endorsed by the " Union" Of Saturday night,
gives something like correct statement Of the
like preparations going on in the vicinity of Wash
ington:
''Fve thousand stand Of and large quantity of am-
munon have just left arsenal for Texas and another
der for ammunition will be despatched in few days.
'sTwo hundred and seventy-fye fertilization guncar-
rages just placed in hand which, with hundred Just
finished, will make quite toerabe appearances in
trouble Besides have at post the following ordnance
rs 42pounders, ao7 32pounders 2l9 24pounders 40 s
FOUNDERS 20 l2-pounders, SO eghnch iron how
itzers, IO5 twentyourpound hoitze, % tcn-inch iron
mortars total $685. Add this 100 heavy cannon at the
navy yard, 49, 42l muskets 345s rifles 1873 carbne 77t
swords and sabres.
"The Washington arsenal presented better ap
pearance than at present It's wellcultvaed grounds
odious workshops, and abundant facilities for every brancl
Of mechanism and the cleanliness and which per
cepbe throughout all combine to recommend strongly
the Department for full share of work which may be dis
pensed by it.
'Ths post is commanded by Captain MoHDEcAI, of tb
Ordnance Bureau, who is popular with the worthy mechanic
employed thero."
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-23
FROM TEXAS.

An arrival at New Orleans brings Texas papers to the 9Th
Instant There is however, nothing Of importance in them.
The United States troops st. Joscphs Island
left Galveston the 9Th for Corpus Christi,
vey them TO the main land The United States ship 81.
Mary's arrived at Galveston on the 9TH instant.
The latest dates from Austin the 25th ultimo The
Convention had taken the bill Of rights and settled its pro-
visions which have been extracted chiefly from the Constu-
tons Of other States. Ne&
The provisions relative TO the Executive Department
adopted require that Governor and Lieutenant Governor
shall DO elected in four years Secretary Of State TO be
appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the Senate
Treasurer and Comptroller be chosen bicnnsly by joint
ballot Twohirds required 10 pass bill the
There was proactcd discussion the mode Of appoint
ment OF Secretary Of State Treasurer and Comptroller many
con,endng that the people should elect all officers The
jorty did not think
struggle made TO make the Judges electives either by
the People or Legislature but the appointment finally
given to the Governor and Senate. f
There was great difference Of opinion as 70 the time Of
ganixing State Government ssfh 49, I
On the 2lst word nafipe in the section requiring that
the Governor should be native citizen OF the United
Statcs," stricken out .. t.e I
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-23

A correspondent of the Boston Advertiser, writ
ing from Manila under date of February 2lst gives
the particulars Of the acquisition by the French OF
one of the Philippine islands known as the Basse-
Ian. II seems that in the latter part of last year
French man-of-war landed upon the island for wa
ter, and while procuring it boat cut off and
several of her crew killed. The French then pro-
ceeded to Samboangan, and acquainted the officers
Of the Spanish feet there with the facts, but could
obtain no satisfaction. Some two months AFTER a
French steamer, with the French ambassador, a
frigae and two corvettes, sailed from Manila for
the straits with the intention, is supposed, of
curing possession of Bassean.A subsequent let
ter states that il had been coded to the French for
one hundred years by the Rajah Of Sooloo, who was
to receive for its use during that time $l00,0O0
The Governor of Manila has protested against the
French forming any settlement on the island, he
deemng it as one Of the group Of islands belonging
TO him.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-23

The Revenue in the principal Northern ports OF
the United States-viz: Boston, New York, Phila-
delphia, and Batimore-for this year, from the Isl
August up to last Monday, was as follows: August
LIST to 18th, IS45, s 900; August LIST to tn,
1914, 1851 ,O00-diference in the two years
[A2I9.6OO
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-23

SLAVERY IN MIssIssrpPr-By provision in the
Constitution Of Mississippi the introduction Of slaves
into the State is prohibited after the present year
This prohibition extends not only to the introduc-
ton of slaves as merchandise, but settlers within
the State cannot import them for their use.
This state of things induced the Legislature, at its
last session, to authorize the people to vote on a
proposition to change this provision. 1t excites
general attention. The New Orleans Bulletin thinks
that the popular sentiment is against any change.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-23
LATE FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

We yesterday morning received copy of Will
mer d Smiths European Times " Of the 9Th instant,
being just two weeks old, brought by the Atlantic
steamer HIBERNIA, which arrived at Boston on Sun
day, after passage of less than twelve days from
Liverpool We extract such portions of its con-
tents below as appear to be of interest.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-23

INDIANA" We take great pleasure in assuring read
e of the reelection Of ANDREW KENNEDY, in the tent
district. n-Unon
How could Mr.. KENNEDY have failed of being
elected, when his gallant Wing competitor, DIR. l.
G.. THOMPSON, prevented by sickness from can
yassng the district and died four days before the
alecfinn 2
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-23

Il xo DoLLARs wear or Osx DOLLAR tor the first regular
session OF each Congress- and FSrr CExrs Tor the hnal SEES
sion OF each Congress- and the for each Extra Se
sior--payable in all in advance.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-23
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.

The Directors of the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal Company were in session at Frederick dur.
ing the whole Of the past week. The Herald Of that
city learns that il is probable, at the next meeting
of the Board, which takes place early in Septem.
Der, that contract will be made for the execution
Of the work. 1t is said that the work can be done
within the estimates, and payment be made in the
State bonds.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-23

The editor Of tho st. Augustine Herald has been informed
by friend that there large depoes Of Guano on the Pc
lican Island in the Tomoco river The pelican and ohc,
aquatic birds on the congsgste scsc islands in inn
mcnsc numbers. H#H'tns teAfi.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-23
LAKE NAVAL DEPOT.

Com. MoRRIs Of the Navy, and Col. TorrES, Of the
Army have lately visited the various ports the lake From
tier for the purpose Of enabling the War and Navy Depart
ents to submit Congress complete plan for its defence
and Of selecting naval depo, for Lake Erie writer in the
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser urges the proprety and expc
dsncy Of their selecting Buffalo for the depot The writer
says the only places likely compete with Buffalo are San
dusy and Erie sandusky paper controverts the supc
oty Of Buffalo Erie 10 Sandusky, and claims many adj
vanssgss for the last named place. Doubtless the able Off
csm above named will weigh with intelligence and impariai
the advantages Of each place. and decide in favor Of that
which h bsst for the general interest.
The Elicotts Mills Free Press says that contracts have
Doen concluded for the erection forthwith Of cotton aco
Tor the Granite Manufacturing Company, and the
other for the Ely Manufacturing Company.
The citizens Of Wilmington North Carolina, have adopted
measures Tor the secton Of cotton factory in that city
large yhe mandatory l. now in course Of erection nj
Dayton, Ohio The building will be one hundred and fy
fsct Longs will contain eight trip hammers and give employ
TO large number Of hands, This il the first aemp,
manufacturing this article, any considerable extent west
the mountains There is small establishment in Mism
county, which supplies the ncshboood IN part bu. its sale.
extend no further.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-23

CoSsTASTISoPLE, JULr lion the night Of the 18th in
san the Black Sea- about forty miles Of the Bospho-
rus, most dreadful catastrophe took place Two Turkish
steamers the coming from and the other going Treb
sond into sudden collision, and Of them
with the greater part Of the and passengers.
The vessels the Scutar, commanded by Mr. Dubbins
and the Medehrai Tidjahret commanded by Mr. Lambert
After the collision the vessels parted the Medehi Tahret
dropped about mile aste and in the Of less than
quarter Of hour found she sinking rapidly The
Scuar which had but slight damage, then went to her
help, but il was too late.
About seventy PERSONS by swimming and by clngng to
reached the Scuar where they clustered around the
paddeboxcs until they taken in Captain Lambert and
engineer picked up by boat Of the scuta All the
rest, hundred and thyfvc souls persisted Their ago
ny a short one, but it terrific. IrT RHsz
As the Scutsr approached the wreck it heeed over the
people the deck being visible in moonlight and as the sea
sucked her the of waters she formed in sink
ing almost made the Scutar spin round with the notion
there rose scream Of utter horrora last scean-whch
those who heard will forget But impressive sun
was the pesve resignation Of the Turks they sat motoness
muerng their prayers neither by cry gesture did they
manifest any CONSERVATION In passive silence, AMID ,ne
shcks Of despair Of Christians, the tslists met their hen
full doom From the first shock to the sinking OF the vessel NOT
more than half an hour elapsed
The captains Of the two vessels English ihs ens
necrs also English. Fi'
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-15
EIGHTEEN.

Thee. by Mr.. Qnarre and others, and indeed
everything beautiful and novel IN the way o.
establishment, VIII adorn the new volume. We
shall excel iii variety.
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THE TRIMS.
r rust Sale,

10 virtue Of a Deed Of Trust execute
- to me by David Dannelly and Jan
Daunelly, WIN Wet, Martha West A, M
X Casey, Mary ? Casey. on the l4h Q
February l-42, 10 secure the payment o.
certain debts therein mentioned. will pro
coed % sell to The highest bidder for cash
Il The Town Of Salem, T,ppah County MISS
On the 18th day OF April meet,
4 certain Negro woman by the name Of
MAMMA, 10 satisfaction ofsaid debts spe
cified.in said Deed Of Trust. The sbove
Deed of Itus, is of record in the County o.
Yiopah- The tile 10 said negro is believed
4 Be gocd, yet shsll only convey such
litle Q is vested 10 ne by said deed Of trust
D B. WRIGHT, Trustee
Oc.r. Alb l844-47-6m
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Cheaper than Ever.
ALW STRING A.sD SUnMLA
gDIsY GlbesaIS.

CKT9IE subscribers would respectfully ~
N form the ci.zens Of this place ana
yiclnty, thai they have just reee'v'
ed and are now opening, an elegant as-or'-
men, Of New and desirable Spring ano
Summer Goods; all Of which have been
carefully selected in The New YoIk and
Philadelphia markets, at he very 'owes'
1 ssh Prices, and will be sold cheRper man
any goods Of The same quality, ever offered
N his market. Their stock comprises a
chnice ASSORTMENT
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"a . Discount lf ~ itis rfiec Of ~ p' VII ,",
And III or,lcr 10 disseminate the pnb''ca,''"s
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NJ. ,.,,hl;eatip is weekly, contains cign' P'Ec,
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nSh system y ithout NY deviation whntesef.
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Medical Notice.

- nR JAMES d. ELLIS, res
S w. peeliully tenders his services !"
I'D The crizens o, Ripley, aud vl''n'e
Mg n Tie various branches Of ne.
..lA.-IEG -.--I.
"A hooss by stricl attention to his proies.
sional dulics, 10 merit 'Ioera' s"a'' .
public patronage. o.o,.
a-rlTls Office is 'hc same heretofore oceu'
ned bv Laird, Ellis g. Wyman, where ne
may at al times be lound' unless p'o'os
sionaily absent
Ocl'r, l5ih, lS42. i-SS"
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sf,Y o,dsf n ,hs psots'o Court " 'rippsk
- Counly, lsbsII rscesed ~ sell m
Tho prem,.es, ~ Monday, November lsah
1871 One hondfsd avssM Land, hsvws
as lDrNc . IN Tho plat ~ sl'm,nsm ssd
u Ihs lands u Bsnj"mm ths.,.
dcccas,d; now ~ record The Probate Cls,L.
Ollicc II ,sd County, snd situated ~ Sec.
ion 30, in 1own.hip i,cf l'aoge | Eau,
lying in said County n Tippah. Twelve
,nonlhs credit VII bu given. the purchase,
aiyinirg bond and gs'cd security.
JOHN J CIIEAlRy.
Aim IF v r. Ch,ms decd.
ocf 70 Z .lsli-4S- ltssi
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price In fact rigid adherence to the cash
system will enable rs to publish far better
Ma gazine for the same price, than could be
published on the old credit system.
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