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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-03-21
ADMINS IRA TORS SALE.
ANTE County.

N PURSUANCE of an Order of II
III Probate Court of Amite Count,
granted at the January Term, l84(
we will as Administrators, of the E,
tate OF John Sibley, Deceased, sell on tn
Fourth Saturday i" March, (2sh,) 1916
on a credit of TWELVE MONTHS, at the lat,
residence of said Deceased, the follow
ing described Real Estate, to.wit:-- The
West Quarter of Section Number Thirty
500 in Township Number One az Of
Range Number G, East--contaipine One
Hundred and Fifty Eight Acres, and Six.
~ -Four One Hundredlhs of an Acre
AM the South East Quarter of Section
Number Nineteen (19,) in Township Nun
Der One ~ of Range Number 6, East
containing One Hundred and Fifty Seven
acres, and Eighty Five One Hundredtbs
OF an Acre.--AIso, the North West Quar-. Il
, se oil the North West Quarter, of Section
n Number Twenty Nine (2s.) in TOWNSHIP
Number = One ~ of Range Number 8
Cast--containing Forty Acres--con,ain'
ng IN all Three Hundred and Fifty Six :
1 q and Fifty Nine One Hundredths
: en ncre-si'uatc, lying aud being IN !
'm d.. county, and State Of Mississip6i. cl
ne purchaser or purchasers will he e.
urity. Ff'O'ou Sc -
CHARLES J. WALL, !
JOHN SIBLEY. =, u
administrators A,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-03-21
KNIGHTS OF THE HORSE SHOE.
A Traditionary Tale Of the
COCKED-HAT GENTRY
" the Old Dominion.
By the author of the Cavaliers of Virginia, &C.

BY the author of the Cavaliers of Virginia. &c
'ITHARLES YANCEY has the pleasure
~ of informing the Southern public
that he will issue from his Press in West
Wetumpka, Ala, in few weeks. the
above named Novel, by distinguished
author residing in the State of Georgia.
The KNIGHTS OF THE HORSE SHOE will
be issued in Pamphlet form, vols, 1875
pages, or more, each. Price rs cts. pcr
single copy-9 copies for $500; go cop.
les for $40.
Letters by mail, post paid, enclosing
me money, will receive prompt attention
Address CHARLES YANCEY,
W., Wetumpka, Ala.
Wetumpka, Ala, July Is, l845.
Newspapers in Alabama, Georgia. and
Mississippi, copying the above, shall re.
GIVE copy of :he work and at the same .
lme, confer favor which will be recip.
coated when opportunity offers. C.Y.. :
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-03-21
PLAYING, VISITING
b L. A N X c. ARD 6

xEOhGE COOK, OF the late firm OF riv
~ smith q Cook. fer the past six wears ma
uiacturcrs of the celebrated Bartlett Cards
would inform the patrons and friends of the old
establishment No. II, Fulton street, where he
mas always been employed, that he continues
tne manufacture of all the varieties of play-
ffng' vlsitiug and Blank Cards, hereto.
lole lurnlshod by the cstablshment-and that
otuers LOT various kinds will be faithfully and
executed on application to his sole
street, at the. following prices usual discon ,
Viz: - ~ eo4l oedIh,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-03-21
NRAcE Chains, Wedding Hoe. -
lars T, and Blind Brides for Sal. 10 G''
HITCHCOCK & BARNE sSys by
M: Prospectus of the
M ssis sippi Cuitiv..
Southern paor,

u NJ southern Pearl.
), w. M. Smyth--M. w. PhilipsH'N N
! WE propose issuing from th0 ,s
IN me Southern RetormeT, weekly xiv i ;on.. q
T., agriculture, Literature, and G so'aaI
Intelligence, SO soon as one tbon.s uens','
s ' are obtained. We sub;o;n nI hs sae
f ~ the plan OF the new work. 0'A0fIst
The Agricultural Department, will ..
ram accounts of agricultural expcr in. v"a.
agricultural discoveries; co,reso o,.aasas
recipes; general hints on domestic v4s seoss
ny; ana statistics Of useful refereno .sAV
ms department will receive Tho ' ""I;.
ded attention of Dr.. M. W pb; Iuu''l'
practical planter, aided by numero", r. .,o'
ceSs,ul and experienced planters IN I II.
southwestern states: and will oens,, I1'
occupy about one half Of the en,;,o -:
per. N"'"0 p%
The Literary Department will co,,.;,
articles Of Original Literature. consis';na
OF reviews, poems, and scientific and Il,
eerary lectures Of state institutions q,
Under tho head Of Selected Lera,nr.
Will VI be found Tales, Sketches, Gems q
Thought, SIC. And under The head oc
may be found Anecdotes, STA.
is1ics, Collegiate Records, and Cores.
The item Of Intelligence viii
onta'n Foreign and Domestic News; no.
ICES OF the Religious world; Masonic
no Odd-Fellows, and Temperance so.
etles. This Department will be unds,
'e control Of VIM. M. Smyth and Doctor
w. Camp.
NO articles OF any particular political
as or sectarian influence, will ever 6od
place in this journal. The public nav
St assured that it shall be the chief ann
the editors to make the Mississippi
'Atoator and Southern Pearl, emphaii.
lily, an Agricultural and Family paper,
which no politician or professor Of re.
ION can take any exception. We ask
intelligent people, Shall such a,publi.
ION in Mississippi succeed?
IERMs:-The Mississippi Cultiva,or
The Southern Pearl, will be published
ekly, and afforded to subscribers at the
price Of three dollars, payable always
dvance. Il will be printed on sheet
lne white paper, Of better qualify
that now used by the Reformer, and
beautiful new BREWER and nonpareil
}. procured expressly for the work.
III be of twelve large quarlo pages
ing SIX hundred and twenty four pa.
at the end Of the year, and contain
reading matter than the Relormer.
ne work will be occasionally illus
q by engravings Of stock, agricul
implements, DC. II the work does
rove the best, neatest in typography,
sll as most comprehensive agricul.
paper ever published in the south
'rn states, the fault shall not rest
Inc Proprietors and editors.
a specimen number will be published the
November next, if the materials arrive
e.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-03-21
N a tchez.

~ VIE Subscribers have just received
= direct from the manufactures, OF
consignment, the following rticles W hicI
they offer for sale at UNUSUALLY Low pRr
oEs, and on ACCOMMODATING TERMS:
ooo pieces Missouri and Ky. Begging,
$50 coils q Pee 90
90 bales RI In ,.;o
80 1" Kentucky Jeans and Linseys,
- ~ !" Lowells,
q q. CAREERS Patent Improved Cotton G ms
Bates Hyde q Cos. (Eagle) do do dol
Also SO 500 pairs superior three point
DLANhEIS. and a variety of articles
suitable for plantation use.
me subscribers will make LIBERAL
,ASh ADVANCES on Cotton shipped to
'urke' Watt q Co., New Orleans, and are
repaired to receive Cotton on storage. in
IKE PROOF SHEDS.
WATT, BURKE & CO.,
Commerce street.
Natchez, Oct. 10, 1916. 33w13
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-03-21
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

~ ANTE COUNTY, S.
40 on persons interested in the R.o
estate Of EPHRAlM Dixon, Decca,,d--
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-03-21
500 REWARD.

RROKE from the Jail of Amite con-,
- ~, Mississippi, on Tuesday nigh,
last, the nth instant, William Marin
VINO was confined in said Jail, on a charge
OF negro stealing. Said Marlin, is about
twenty-five years of age.-about six fee,
nigh, slender made with hollow chest
Of sallow complexion-blue eyes-straitI
olack hair, very slow spoken--and looks
Out Of the eyes as if he has just finished
- lying, Inc above reward will BE- given
10 any person who will apprehend said
Martin and deliver him to me in Liber,u
this State. " ""' jail III
~ The New Orleans Picayune, will
please give tho above 8 insertions and for
ward their account to this Office. =
E. 6. WICKER,
r, Sheriff Of Amite Co.
""y Els 1890 5lw3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-22

p fs1hh I he ilauze.i Lords as many n,-hl supgasc,
II lie Aa'sffcaa = sela Wele al pied I'M II Is scarce.
" one per 81 the ronniry rat1y ~ho a"nld not be uhsn.
inposlt tisr'ed hs h.. u,lahtufs as thr.f s'uni"r. lhe
fnallr, hoaevsf. MI alse tine Ia tHns upon The mats
ttf-ani the public 81 think upua T.. lie regiment u
Ire iIosttau, hrld MA al have tuIe,d o. Tt les IN
oi 4 r,lurue II ttr ll,u.c Il lids.
toRAcCo ~ ERtNcE-lhr arrp u0ts ~ The Produce
at lie Manufacture AID sahe 81 iouarea, up 10 Zee. 81,
1911, have Itsi been I~mbllsHed by tbe Fra ch govern"
meui. Tue Enumeration fechans Boz VIE brn ,rs,
AID o2.267 sellers. tquanlI1y II llbacco sold Ia HE
ff'afl i,alrfs 4 the gasrtnaent duo = The war lcil.
~hrunstfl 10 lt6. naa. 1@biflnss. AID lhe deal = sold II
IN I22.4!0, TO aaues, giving 81 as'is4r 81 -, 323,
20 trance. otan aysnleut iISbaaes fr1aeh dtblt
ID fab1e. lie Vdalr aezH4srd Vas L, iu7, 81,
bliaa''oos-. u wtl,bll. C51, Gil W,m n smoking,
aud q Is. - O. sntd.
1aAna t' p1,qlarftp Al , - ~ souls, as fixed
by The Royal ord snnuuer II Otjaarr -. 1872. the Il
an"nh' ausn4ufd b{ aeh individual AputJ he lJs game
G'tat y tanets AID BajD Il sud. aud 3i3ut Ia. acro.
~ al unliei. Frm J1it i.leIl,# III Dstemb' Il
I'll, thr tftal anpuaf re,.tyfi ~ gaFepnent ma :,
afuipei 10 tIaus, eitiag an a6naal ase,ta e 81 -.
s2251to tfaHos, hll Nllrh tH, boep euuslau ~ eAcrrded
stuee leaJ# Ia Is u he p,elpis arfe only q .HOu. 900
ffarrs; boI thy hid advanced 10 -, QUO francs IA
Ill La5gGHI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-22

Hloti5Dt ~tfsl4.clss 10 oof Gg,tuu.enf. ,4o.A Cul.
>i,at, Commanding lAe Pacific squaI,ta. ~,g,n u.iat
Atn,T'rghs from NJ \ - ais aius,l Ia the Mississippi
NJ. iafr1l. NJ. Dinouj au1 Dr.. N,,d iue.J here
oa saalay-Ihe lat,t named gentleman FASTENED IN 10
" %asiiIngipn nlh Tie despalch,s.
lhe only %foliileal news oi Hpouanre which We gath
~ tom iffse s'nllt hen Is HAT M.zliian and Ipp4e raj
DECLARED iof Santa Ana. and Il nas arnrrlIy thynsHt be
would IL recalled. lie cause oi lie revolutionary
maVeinent was Understood not IL be connected Wfh the
l'Nas 1nts'l4n, IS Nas lhe ease IN hunri nyuluuuus.
he ntN oi tie sht and 81 were fce.Iged at A.ex>
leo GA the IN al. ia The oh The papers announced
hat q hattie had bcen fought. ~ which the AI,s5caus
Lad seird ikr 'h01s.7 lhis announcement OIL not
Prove thih'lrnHy tAIilet Tor Iho p,iulatr, NLo. afr, r
"aIlins vine dd)a iur The publication vi he III al a..
count, made s1ei' d sehonslra. tJas against liz -, mneat
Is 20 It1Ne ue fa1fn ior dod5l HAT a '5eyolaIYa" Ms
n1fdra''t, Ia prevent whirH, On t = 9Th, rand-s sent
'hf dispatch oi An-ta 10 H.. gegemmeni or.au iof pal,
ueiI.h pfe1i excitement ifevilal-dtuus N,te ill.,
mHdtai''y bet tlifougbsut ibt tly Tor v Iuu.r,r.; and
h7I'd. cion' against HE Ahtncaus n,rr leIt1 shI9l.4.
,ut Inc ely.
NJ Diamond inform. III. llal MI Tie Aa.cfraes, *
crit tt"se employed IN the lact5rcs, esther hal ltit LIE
cpnni1) ~ "efe pfesatIns 10 do 50 immediately.
'1pl' hfeg"fy. no" commander Of The b~uchadtng
lofc'' bad ftsiut'd The tfo Mexican vessels which lad
been captured IA Vera Cuz, by The s]luadt1n. lr al.
dressed a ltlitr IN General Brave, Il era Cruz. saying
ne had released The yes,'I Is IN consideration 81 The TACT
That The MEXICAN a1taufllles had paunflr1 two Amen
can vessels 10 depaIt unn1leslrd, subs lcnt 10 the oJtler
ol tIo blockade.
The Ameneaq slips Of war at va Cnz an Rati
Tan, faItouih, aud by thfs ti,ue. nedonbt. The Pu4rttaI
has a'oo amy,d. Inc II. Al4y5 L. 5lochlda. lam
IHcp.
The sonefs ha. been seot t, Clupcaefy to a.cef.
tam whether The people u iLclIau ara favorable 10 oar
cause.
! he American tarh Eueeo,a, Captain Br,scoe, ralu
New iefh, ~h'ioaals la +. 4. |liargouIs y o., eeajoI
Tie blarhadr. altlUus IA pufsBtd by Tie boaIs ii our mtu
VI VA ana got ioto Ia tfez i a4s zane taPtitn n1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-22

GEN. Scorr AND Mn PoLK. The following is riv-
en- a. the olgIn Of tbe frceer controversy OF Con. Sc,rl
with the President and Secretary of Nai
II appears hat Scott wr1te a letter To one Of the Sen
alors from \ trglnta, III answer to an application To- hun
IL use his lntl renee with Ihe Pusllcnl IN behalt nj an u~
ilrcI who had been rejected somp time aan bv the Senate.
mainly through the msirumrntaliy ri the Senalur IN
question, ("ho had sj0ce become convinced thai he did
him Injustice. } aud in that letter, alter passing a huh
enconnum npon tue oli acf. he proceeds - say, that he
has M Influence with the President, aud thai IN, che
Prsidenl's) political pr Jndtcps against INN are To-,
strong IN permit hHn 10 eN peel justice at his hands
The lrtlef also Contains other severe ren clIoas upon The
Executive.
THIS liter ~a' given 10 the off 'cr, aud benny a strona
Testimonial III h|' heta'i, he, without having read al
tentlgely any otEef pant than thai relatn4 10 hlnsrlf
gave ito The pr,salen'. lis contents lcll no doubt MON
the MUD ol he latter HAT the iastnoauans IN General
SCOTS loler d the 2ist If May Wefe lupeaded Tor
hlm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-22
FROM foRrLEAvENNoRru

The steamer iuaaeca Plaal, ats. Louis. IN The -
instant, iou'n fort Leaven"ouh. WITCH place She let on
lue Jun ls am, hrlugs intelligence ;hat Col. kparnry
had dispatched t"" companies 81 dragons h. intercept il
parry al Mexican traders, about seventy mtl,s uul. vino
were convey 1g 10 Santa te a large qnanAly vi arms and
ammunition.
Col. X. had also learned that a party Of Mexican ira
der' had jrl santa Felur Missouri. atd thai Gov. AruJ
had placed them under tie escort Of lwo companies Of
dragons.
II MAS thought dat a collision hetN cen Col. K
Two advanced companies and The AleAle4a escort would
De avoided.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-22
HE NEW NOMINATION..

We no eoonef heafG Il llr brilliant aeia us .r the s ~
and 9h ultiino, llan we len convinced HE be 10 Il in ss
days would soon he nominated or he Presidency. NNs
were not " fang N our estimate Of The admiration rycl.
ted III he lniI'ds Il our cuunlty nen ~ military achieve
henl. Mt n .Ialct. nuf IN aa5 utatr county dot,
lhefe exist a mufe passloHa t love ui II Hwy glory tbsu
/ the Cnlltd Sa,es. Ihele never was ~ or eac,qa-
Ole I'"PI', npI one m'Te apt 10 be catu,d away by an
IDEA, tlan nufs. ht news from the RIO Gfaude had
scarcely IeacLt Us, Letre We card Cen. TnIons
name mentioned III conntctIon with The Preside ncy.-
III last weeks mails brought us the proceedings oa
public meeting held IN New jersey, AID HE call tor u.
Mother IN The ely Of New iofh. hr The purpose ol pre-
S'hlIn. lltn iorn4alIy 10 he people us a Candidate. We
are lar from viewing lhis novtntnt with The ind Il, /
t"ee winch soue OF our coe1pola le, manlest.-
Cen. AfLon las fought t"o brilliant tallts, and gained
dee died slclotlrs over a Vastly %sutertor number, not OF
nadiseip'leed lcEIes, aut IT tIate aud veteran tIoops.-
lie has Shown goad seHse, trketY aud eenft,. Mp
Ills "ullsqHt # Rough aud %l,ady' Is taklnr gn4.
/ Is uee, 1U''e Is nu,ttiu1 htoAnot iim Mhclt would
"a"aa' TIE oea ihal he os,ra, 5 lbe qoalIlcators
ii a Statesman, u llai general heuNI,dge ol he Gistoy
and p"irtsot ils"nn AID 4 oIct countries, ahirI, wa,
ueee oa-htu47s.l if Il candidate / I 4he PnsiJen.
~. lie hs- pen nowrter, tof1y years ii his ift IN La
aaay. an sea mIra hlfl s.r.4cf, aud always shuaa
h1nsdi 'obea o,a'eand pf5uent auder. lie 10 huovn
tfhc 4 thorough Wing IL lF4 feelings aud Jrinclplrs,
all would taNe7he gr"t b,saiye meIito f presenting
1t asl palur-I caIttI uyau Which lie could b., a,,,,l.
e..
Military reputation is p,4g. ra4lfy les.= don't .,a, A..
oleut. On. IAYLcR#L as e,a.afnc,d WELL lie ,al
soa. dc at l.le head Il liz ,.te,,. body # rn.oo.. . NJ,
cd und,f lie t1n,d.a.c ,5hla.a oi M Aa,,,aa l,n.
Ga liru4H have err, M u#lisfy am, ,n.a.,a
la4-rsc.st. a un.4lUI,s. nteal.r lr,n uo.
pt,enlelb eaIu,d t.lr,. a. .ae ,fa,, l. ...a.
.oars ea. whether IN. IL. ~ GENERAL II R,o.aL. ,b..L..
Ne .lIlaaIy. reau.,f 4rf,4I uufnl,r en,,,5f,,#
do, .NI.a# ~, oImruo4k IN, -. b,nay. ,ovr5.#
.t.a4 #,.tt ,.,H.l .l..l, ,.- Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-22
LATER FROM NFXICD.

The L. :. Steamship Mississippi. Captain Filzhuoh.
arrived AT Pensacola oa Fnday lasi, the An ,n.i., having
sailed from Vera Cruz on The 3lsl ult. ST, brought as
gasse"sers, } Pato'i, Esi. late American Consul Il,
Aazl'ia", +. n Diamond, t.sq late Consul at The city
"' NeAie', and ID. Mood Vf The / :. Navy, bearer u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-22

f.i3"ae.' lhe " .sblas'on e0fre p,olr,g % ac Bal
ilnefr patuet. say:
Mr. P'ik las mode himself az unpopular wih ibe
ohlftfs oi The Amy, by hts recent appointments IN The
new regiment ot ApaHted Il Il ann. - ar Baecral} i
Nith The taiceis u ibe Nayy-5f nesfy 81. Bot more
ilan tla, mary ufihe le4dtu3 men 4 H. party n Gu
gees are daily drnounrug ila IA sfy,rer n4dsf lUnes
han any which HeafJ used by tie ANha.s."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-22

All he railroads leading towards New York city arc
extensively used tur the Transparent. "A Of luils. ysgeta-
olts. Mix. sc. required Tor the supply of lis population
On the l@th 'nstaut the .Ntfa mutntng l1aIn un the
/ PATERSON railroad brought 1900 baskets OF stlaNb.:.
Iies to market At E 1'cleck IA The morning.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-22

Hon HENRy MIDDLETON died IN Charleston. Sliur,
day night last. "a 'd> 1G,h year. lie 6urd. dnrng his
lie, vatiers oli.es N the puhitc yit, anl ia 1879, WIS
%app'lnlrd, hy Mr.. Monroe, Minister TO Russia. at " hIch
court he remained srsetal yrars. He belonged 10 the
Cd Jctlrfeunian Scnool Il politicians.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-22

LATER FROM TltROlE.

clock ihIs nufnitg. She sailed lfam iiTeff3HI "a lie
NSo." oi n'Y-'ads mixing Tue pa sage WIN n''th
her usual pune ual8y In sixteen day. " E have "a
ee.'ed our regular hl's oil Eo"'a"' A"r T'so.a'd Con
sm."'d' paPfts'
a'o..' h"ln i''s'Ns wa 's'""' H'3."aN ''
<o'n : may u '''h' - ~ ''u'se Nh t'a a.
!" -, - !" ,'''
y, '"NN'' - ~ No'', 49, y 90 ID" W o' M A''h-
op''p 81 .'h-'p'i!. IL Z i''h ; nov : : lfsiS 81
age' a'u a ~ ''au''H'
= ~ "o'e "fo''"h'f Il" ''aeitst III III s,eoa'iA.
u i"es"ss' - 80" ,''''Hs' ~ NJ 'l',.' .
=" , W W "" Wa - ", d MANN, "' = l't'
Us "s' 'oe"ei"" on "e To- 'H' i3hAt u W eln4'
-" "oleJ = "'s' i''e''S. Nhieh was offyse" ny lh'
D"se" ne'ia"i ~ " 'ei) ''a'"' atlA'h orah -
Ho'i ~ 'S''2 4" 'e e'u, 10
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MI NArh - ihftN Tvs bc'a d~izctaIssl hy liz
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y u ,s' se-''i' No "'-t''e' alo i ne" 9"e n
% - ID la rZ-t n.-#, l,
u said lhdi.'e ~ aa4 'tht"M f"asr intend
%Ifms f''' '4'o''a "''tas '"o "'''n Il
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60 r. az ~ - ~ - - "a '" us '@'1 '7' 7'A.'
h, he N, W r,. l.i 81. -
The event Il. y,ry uf,aig r..-1l -. 49,. -
,be mrs. vl3.b2 ~ .,3z+I ts# 49, ...,5 -
-, ~ H. - - > '. p '.N'' ~ ~ 81
= .e - - ~ ''' nun 'a he
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,g,alIon c. - INA, - .,. - = a." r. '535 - IN.
f.. ?" i' To-" -aH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-22
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD.

HE Cum1eflad G,la8laadJ Giy4li1a a,y,s tie Iniufs
ma il ma M 'ufs' qa'nee 81 anan14neats mich have
,te1 inalrhy aad with The capitalists ~ the ely al Nra
i'5k' eletailans NIL b. s%ptediy fcsuu,ed uPuu the en-
lfe irasIt u HE unfinished p,tlion at HE canal. thai
he f"Gif1etors have command OF s~0D. 600 10 insure the
s'ee'ss III lilrIf undertaking.; AID iidta am additional SUN,
iui y 'd' 4aa'e Ia m'ei every contingency, NIL Je ready
" lheIn when Lectssny shall nla.e II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-23
Police Intelligence.


Carnes residing at No III Mulberry street.
Oh ward Charged Se With attempting to rape on
Irish girl who lived as servant ~ his house
ean dssu Ho OF bail: 0
Picking Poeke-John Jones was arrested last night
for picking the pocket Of Patrick Harvey Of s. while
In the house Of George Burns, No 80 Madison street
Harvey little "lushey" at the time. Locked up
by Justice Osborne.
Robbing Room Mats.-Michael Regain was arrested
last night charged with stealing Sl4 from the pocket Of
the morning, he discovered the loss Of bic money,
Regan was amongst the missing Committed by Justice
Osborne, for trial at the Special Sessions.
Petit Lareeny-James Litz was arrested yesterday,
charged with stealing $40 from the pantaloon pocket Of
of unconsciousness barge schooner Albert
Rogers lying at the foot Of Jay street. Locked up by
False Prefenees-Under this head We noticed in last
Thursdayl Herald the arrest Of Mr.. George Bent,
S sss dry gssSs IN
tons Mr. Bent demanded a hearing in this matter
and Osborns and, upon thoroughly investigating the
whole sair the case was dismssed-he testimony not
being deemed sufficient to warrant the detention Of Mr.
.anether "Touch" Case-Jennett Wilson was "pulled"
last night BY officer Appeyard Of the 9th ward for de-
Moil Hodges crib, wherein he was robbed Of $45.-
Locked up. for examination, by Justice Osborne.
Done at LGt.-Billy Cox, one OF the old "Panel'
thieves arrested last night by officer Eldrdge, of
the sth ward for being drunk and dsorderly in the
street. Upon being brought before Justice Osborne,
that excellent magistrate very wisely sent him to the
psnitentiary for six months as q common vagrant.
Petit Regain was arrested last night
for stealing silk pockethsndkerchef worth 50 cents
from Michsel Egan No 46 Mulberry street Locked up
Peter Quinn caught in the act Of stealing iron
wrench from Peter Aslen, No sst Orange street
Committed.
Sarah Francis Nlack) was arrested yesterday. for
stealing table-cloth, worth so cents belonging to
Charles Shck, No % Hester street. Locked up by Jus
tice Teylor.
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MON ICY MARKET.

We annex table giving the Quotations for the prnci
pal stocks used in this market for investment for esct
day of the past week. and at the close Of the week
previous. Prices were steadily improving up to the
arrival of the steamers news when reaction tool
place, and sincs they have been gradually falling OF
The European advces have had rather unfavorabls
effect upon the stock market:
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L,terery and NTusleal Notice.

A Sosd OF THE HEAKr.-Pub.Ished by e. FER
RKrr s. Co. 2S7 Broadway. This 10 the title OF an
admirable piece OF music, composed by J. Martin,
Of Clifton. whose compositions are 30 deservedy
popular our Southern cltes-he Is q gentleman OF
talent and originality, and must sooner or later be-
come great favorite with the public We insert
the words-they are by that true poet OF nature, "a
leb Lyon, Of Lyonsdale
A SoSo OF THE HEART.
think Of thee in dreams. Mary;
Thy monty ever brings
The violet nook Of olden days.
Who're the wild grapevine clings,
The rivers wave comes dancing back,
And the hsmlock's holy shade.
Where tho early vows Of love, Mary,
To thee in truth were made.
whsr. the early vows Of love. MARY,
To thee in truth were made.
Isee again the church. Mary,
Andths priest 10 standing there,
And on his lips the marriage vow.
And in his hearts the prayer:
Thy hogers boundsn with ring
A ring Of simple gold
And his name III ever blsss, Mary,
Who made thee mine Of old.
And his name, &c.
Bright were the years now hed. Mary,
And life's young day IL gone;
Yet still thou art a. beautiful
And dear to gaze upon
And Graded in thine arms
Like jewels In q crown, Mary.
They consecrate thy charms.
Like jewels, &c.
The paper and execution are worthy in every way
Of the enterprising publishers. May they give us
more such.
WHEATON ON THE LAW OF NArIoNs.-Lea and
Blanchard, Phila This most valuable work con-
tains the elements Of international law, by the Hon.
Henry Wheaton, American Minister at the court of
Prussia It is work that ought to be IN the library
Of every one. 1t has already gone through three
editions.
COLUMBIAN MAaAZINE-Israel Post, New York
We have received the April number Of thisfamous
Magazine, and find il to be exceedingly interesting.
The steel plate The spirit Of 49," is alone worth
d years suhacrlptiOn.
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