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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10
THE BOY AND TIE WRECK.

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Among r"e 'ir'i'i's 70 'hc "leyn - '"e .'-ia
'S"a'io"' on l.'e b,3fI .. pm ~ 49, :"
lie ohiy ~ - Yen = nia'.'p = go oa
Vei; i,,"in.si.s 80 = d"',.n, - - 80 :,
u age .G lS'EIa,I.c, u WIN ~; an.
iile"i't Al nit """ ,.;,h ~ h;s
NJ s,at ;" s,9I"' o 49,. -, and rrenoseess
'aih"o's 49, 49,, f,,orr h,,ih 20 :, %
ann,, GnrIn nav. "sdcG ien,h and ex,en, n
se's CT IN, 60 h;s rn,;,nal, ta,e
, i'f"'1'
The boy bis evening prayer had said,
And laid him on stranger bed;
Vel still the mother, tend anddear,
His lonely pillow ingcr'd near,
en- ,, I lav ne d1wn n., 'e',,.' = = =
In~av The +. ord nv soul n teen.
:, sbonld Gip bsto.e I a.slc -
i,,,.,. The Lord nv sanI to,9'l.an
So, s;,r l.. ,cor.,s ~ VII. ,rol4
Chi,9hooi ham vrapp'd IL gulele>. hsart
Wlcr l;,,a , d,.var IL lsat,e,s .,iJ
From lie declinins day 10 pan
men peasant 'aousn's ~ fauiaht suse,
Come iioa'iils oei ms id'! go, eye
MS nome at 'iioih-,nis S's'eis Joy,
As lfeasura gu ana Siueu 10Y;
L
Inc EOnhses' on MS Knee snoulu resi-
Inc otheis cius,er round ms ofeas';
w ME merry Shoul ana vain cdiess
Ana ain ;r,r,s;.,e Greams be.wcen
Hnne,s mcneil ske,ch.d \ f,;tnre scene
Wben he The ;nlan, sisler's mind
The Stored nao. .bould Gently hind
And So he won,l.,ino rspl,ire wake
And Of tl.at pure delight parake:
For knowlef,. and affections mild.
HAD ,brown ibeir cus.us round HE mild.
And wineed i,fnls that hover fair
Ger those "hose latest words were prayer,
All slsned them WIN lGeir naiioEto NiSsi
fof smiiiaS SiIcp ana dreams Oh O'iss'
sho,, s,esr, sbo,, d,comr A crasb-a sbock.
The rsrlna hon, rbc rug,ed rock.
The ea,thnnak. eroan The teartul strife.
Tho fran,ir ihrono the rush for lite
From rest they snatch The slumberer fair,
And wrap him from The piercing air;
His full dark eye, Gilaling wide,
The reason sought, buInone replied:
For ii that wi.deting trance Of Pain
Misht none tie extent or cause explain,
But sill. His falhc! earnest work
"Rc quiel"-wi'h submission heard
And needing well The voice be loved,
And By his early manhood moy'd,
Not once, by moan or stiilsd cry,
Swelled The s.rons ide OF agcpy.
.,..,.,,a
NO, why ou.sl," i1,'.' 'se a'Ioi
w Aa' Paying car h,'ess cls' eoneehie"'
That yawning deck, lhe sntslnS GeeP'
10 whose coId breast ''ie itenIeu rdP'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10
tr,o,, Gc Ro,io,, Pea Or UcGaesdcu

Ninth CcSGREssroNsL DisTR!cT.-Of tie sih
aHc,np; IN Monday 10 elect member Of Gen.
gIess We have the returns from % towns, all il
tie District hu Swanzey and Wes;port
Os The 9Th rial hale, Wing, led Pierce, Dem
% vo-es-PieIce now leads Hale one iundred anil
si1'ydsit rates. There is reason 10 suppose HAT
no choice has been effected.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10

MISSISSIPPI oN THE OnrooS QrEsTloN.-Th The
Legislature .! Mississippi have adopted res"!u
lions affirming that he Unilrt States tile TO The
whole i; Oregon is demonstrated b. he CORES
ponjence between The plenipn,cniiares OF The ~,
governments. 10 he lear and nconlcsii5le; anc
that, The action ut,he President oftae United States
in his eff,rrs 10 adjust the Oregon controversy, !
marked b. spirit Of liberal concession, ilfmness
patriotism and signal ability.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10
Bu The Lcnt. Gorc7nor ofMc Stotcof Virginia.
A PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS, a vacancy hath occurred in The Repre-
w stniation from ,his state in the Congress OF the
United States, by the death OF William 1aylor, ESD
member Of hp House nj FOR the District
composed nf The counties OF Rockingham. Rnckhtidse,
Augusta Hardy, Pcndicion and Shenandoah The She
mrs al tie said counties therefore required, in the
name Of The Commonwealth, election 10 be
held in their c.pccivc countless on Thursday, the
uincc. NH day IL Frh'uary next of a Representative
Of the saia District ii The tluuse Il krpr serIit,cs OF
the United States 10 I'll. lhr vacancy alnIesaid.
Given under IN, hand, ~ Lieutenant Governor. (act-
na in lhr absence Of The Governor from the.
sya. OF Gnv-rnmen,l md under me lesser zeal
of The romnonw eah II Richmond, Tins 24th
day nf January, le,U. signed, -
Jan .7-cd JND r. Willy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10

The Convention question engages al present,
the serious deiberaiion Of the House OF Dele
gates. Bul Two speeches have asyct been made,
and they were marked By ability and research,
viz: by Mr. Leiiwi,ch in favor Of the organza-
ton OF The Convention upon the white basis-
and = Mr. EdmInds in favor OF The mixed ba-
SIS. We presume that several other gentlemen,
on each side, will express their views, and Thai
some days may elapse before The vote will be "a
ken.
Yesterday the House reconsidered their vote
relecting the bill for the revision OF the Civil
Code. and passed The bill. Messrs. J. NJ. Pat
ton and Conway Robinson were appointed The
Revisols, and the sun oil $4,000 appropriated lol
their compensation, instead Of $4,000, as rrevl
ously adopted. The abilities OF these gentlemen
are well known 10 the Stale. So important
work could not be placed in more competent
hands.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10
COMPREHENSIVE.

rsNiE subscribers have associated themselves
IN business, Hnder the firm Of PARKER 4 SNIFF
for the purpose Of continuing "a the old stand The V
GINA AGRICULTURAL MACHINE MAMIE
TORY, fuImcrly conducted by the late Iabez Pa!
corner Of Main and l9.h streets, door bro,, ).
Union Hotel. JABLZ X. PARKER
II. ~. SMITH -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10

The Union contains long list OF conhrma
lions byhe Senate, for which we have not room
This morning Amcngs, others, We find Major
Davezac confirmed as Charge d'Afairss to The
Netherlands
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10

IN CHANCERY -vInslNiA:-Ath Superior tori
/ Chancery FIR The Richmond Circuit, held 81 W, ,
ptol in he city Of Richmond, on the so GA! o. -
Catherine Granger, Alexander Granger, James -.
rsr, Jane Granger and VIM. Granger, rant"
Ian, d sheds, pyccu;riy and devisee Of Wil'u
shields. deceased who wa e,crr'or of Wililah ~
ger. deceased. Edwin "a ~ AID Henry W alcn '..'
ON The mellon oi ~. r.aint.n-- b. Counsel, ths
do,I' o.d-r. tina, all persons VINO may have -
,,a,nsi tie Estate of William GIauges decra.sJ, :
iii tn same hsfose Commissioner poiiiaua, i"f :
men,. On or before the ten;h day OF Narrh' ets +,
lnpdfed and faIty.siS and that this order be ".
tor ei,sht weeks in the Richmond Enquirer ana = )
mond Wing, TWO OF the newspapers pn6ii.f,I ~
city Of Richmond and posted At The door OF tne
house of the said CITY, and also al the doo' "i u.
house OF HeErico county. ontwo several tou'l "a,
v.ous The said tenth day Of March, eighteen .-
and forIy-six; am, The Clerk is authorized anu
10 deliver forthwith, 10 the plaintiffs or the'I
one or more copies Of this order. COPY ri
jan. l3-cwsw ~ +. hONanpi
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s3.C3!,. G3 - 1856 al6 80
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Nl.flCI,

NOTICE.
Ii persons having ,a,GiS asan>. TIE Estate q va
u mel. Perkins s-,i, lerthr ,G.ri ~ pr
,cnt them 1lent 2CcuriI" t"liw, witi-
IN Two ivot.h, rohI tbs dac, Tins advertisement
wi ~, id 'ir &c Their pay NJ after tit tine.
All persons indrbcd "a lc SAID Estate requested To
make mE.sGiiie payment.
WILLIAM n BELL,
Administrator "ith ti'e VII an cx.d,
OF Dinie Perkins, deceased.
Louisa G. H., Dec. 10, si5.-c@m
ns- The Wing will copy, in country paper, for two
months and charge The Administrator.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10

WHAT inianation has come over Us. OF are W.
willing 10 endure HE disgrace which INC i:.s' Ge"1
sns has cast uron our good old ComnonM az, H..
Ah! gentlemen, s'raws show IN %ha' Wy r,o eMh
wind blows and The passage OF me 'Ilan'n NOM
railroad bill exhibits, fear, Tie true eau rs hi
nohing has been done Tor education. n"s ~,
appropriated no money. These stii'le'",n @,e
The plain and homely sentiments .
'''a" ''"'''"s ''0"' = ~ TENTH LEGION.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10
M -vmelsl.-At rules held Il IN 10 70

~ cUaNrEEY.- VRGisiA:-At rules held IN .ne
l .r.,, f,rire nj ne CifcI, Superior Court o. Law
and cbancery for thc county cf Nc'ioway, on Tie V'
6ay OF Janusry, le+5: ,,...c. 6o,ro.,,y
r.,t, ,n'' per r,an.iii. ana WIS Womaek,
tfanhIp, go antifs:
T,,o",5s t. Bacon aad Eliza his wife, formerly Eliza
- ! i'oh. "a n.r;bC Williams Defendants
I'm, cn1,n, Thomas L. Bacon and Eliza his wife
e,-mer% r.iza Womack, not having entered their ap
ard Given security accotdn. To the act Of A
ly and tie aos o: this tond; aud II app.afins oy
.,,C;. ,o,y evidence that they are not Inhabitants 81
This COMMONWEALTH IL j. Ordered. tha The said deen6
ants do appear here the first day q The mex. Ap
,rrm and answer the bill of Tic p!aintits ana ttat
~ This order he forthwith inserted in the Rohmono
Enauirer for two months successfully, and posted al Inc
frnnt door Of the Courthouse of this county
A Copy.-Tese.
Ian l3-cwom 4. W. FlTLGEhhLui ~. y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10

TIE parties interested in this cause are hrteby r.
fed That have appointed MONDAY tAe 2'd d!y ~
,,a,v i-fg ar the unrpo.e Of taking the accounts
gnired by the foregoing decree and 'ey are r. gf''
altr ad a, thr Tavern, AT KIM william Conrt hocsr'
lQo'clork a. 81. ofhat day, with their acconns' vow
Ian. e-cy4g THOMAS DiBNEf, VI. Cor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10

IN s.3,S CIKG.-hfrctNfA:-lh holloway Coul
ruutt. In December, l-i5:
Ni'ii1m Jennings, Plainiih
against
johnson NJ duncan, William a. Chambers, Ed"
g Chambers, Robert i. Chambers, James Z. Chami'
Samuel 4. Chambers, John 4. Chambers and Germ
NJ Griffin and Elizabeth his wife Defendant
This day came The p'anl'ir, by his Counsel. and ~
his bill against The defendants; and the defendants,
ward G.. Chambers, Robert /. Chambers, James
Chambers, Samuel A. Chambers, John {. dhamhe'
and German VI Griffin and Elizabeth his wife. =
having entered their appearance and given sttut! .
cordinc To the art OF Assembly and the rules {" "
fcnri, and II appearing By satisfactory rviderfe ~
they not Inhabitants Of this county. II y ofde'
that the ,aid absent defendants do appear trfr on
first dag OF March ourt next, and ans"crthc mn nt
paintiit, and that CO p! Oi tins order he ~ t"iN
serted IN spapvr published IN Tie city ~ =
mond far two mouths successfully, and posted u Y
front door 81 the fruri-haI . Of this ccun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10

Roberi Br,ds nav and Joel 7. Watkins. Defendants
TIC defendant Robert Bradshaw, noi having sh'sieu
his appearance and given cniity, aecofahs - w.
~ .,,v ard rbe rule of this Court. ana u appear.
irg nv satisfactory evidence that lie i not an A.,
of hi. Commonwealth II is Ordered thai ins "a.
49,, and ,nsvs, ,br hi! Of the painiiT and thht
con. Of this order b. forthwith inserted ~ ihe ~.
mond Enquirer Tor months snceessiyry, ana
ed al the front door of the Court house" t"s 'o""'
A Copy-Teste. =
r.. - .uom C. w. FITZGERALD, D. Y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10

CoNrAE.rrvE yIsw 81 the condition Of the EN-
CHANGE DAHK or VIRGINIA AID BRANCHES,
taken from ,hc statement, Of December 3ls sii and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10

~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT rules taken In the
Clerks Office Of iae Circu; Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for Prince Edward county, The st day OF
December, 's45:
Branch J. Worslam, rialhtiH
against :,
Pa,sey Booker Frederick a. Booker, Edward NJ.
Booker. Gsorae i;c1kcr, Ferdinand Mcleod and Lucy
his wife Robert r. Price AMI Ann his wife spencer Pr
nick ana Au.u,ta his wife Jane A. Tsy" and annn
a.. liz ,..f. sud Mercer Vi Booker U,ftndiLts:
The defendants. K,srii !. fIce and Ann h'n vic,
Sp,nccr penick aud augusta IN WIFE, James .. Ih!'s
ana Amanda his site aud Mercer ". Hooker, not nav
Ing entered the appearance and gwen security, are"'"
ms 10 IN &c. Fl the General tsst mhly tah NE fes ."
h Court and il appearing That tbcy are mol lnhana
of This State on the motion The piann ny Soihs' !,
,nt red ii rules aforesaid, and accordingly ordered
,ha, IN. sod defendants Robert p. Price and Ann M
wife Spencer PeEek and Augusta MS wise, James a.
TAYLOR and Amanda his WIFE aud Mercer a BOOKER 90
anpear Al rules 10 taken In the Clerks once OF sau
Court on The first Monday in March next, ana answer
The plaintiffs t and that copy Of thi+ order be ioft-
with inserted in some one OF the public newspapers
printed in the city of Richmond for TWO months success
ve!y ard also posted the front door OF the Court
house or this county. A CcpyTestc,
Dec. 5--w2m u. J. WOkSlihM. y. y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10
nl;na Co. Aia,,in vetoed he ael upon The

Carolina. Gov. Martin vetoed he acl upon 'hc
following grounds:
A. Tha; il steps in between The law ana ,he
offenders before the courts OF The country navy
decided as 10 he:r gull! or innocence; am nees
them from all he liabilities that aHach . '"e -
fences will which they stand charged. ,.
~. That By exercising this power; .ne Ees, s,a
lure trenches On other departments 9! zoe poT C
meat in violation Of The express letter oi'he Con-
49, Ihatrhe bill is partial in is character,
The bill was, however, passed IN . d" =
large majodliss in each House, over '"e oo's'
nor's head.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10

IN CHaN,'ERY -VmciyA:-At rules held IN M
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Ian
and Chancey for the county of Holloway, on the iV'f
day of January. Sif:
Anderson Bradshaw, fIa'n''h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10

IN Y.-vlnoiNIA:-it Rules held In the
Clerks Office al the Circuit superior Court at Law
and hanccry ior Fiuyanna, IN December, lc'5:
| Mary q. strange, Plaintiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-10

Mary 4. Parni. Thomas r Green Admlnistfa'd
Thomas Wilson, deceased, and William y. Oregon,
Def.ntani.
This cause came on this day, 10 be further h'aio
the papers formerly read, and upon The report Z" *
Commissioner OF his proceedings under the drcier
tered in this the aist Of May 1915, To- wnch
port there WIS no rxceptipn and was argued by t'u
.e uron the runsid. ration wherein, The Court -
conn m sid report. and toib ndndg- ORDER and q
cree ilai the he'cadart. Thomas T. Green AdmInlsit
tor of Thpnas Wilson. ceoea.rd. pay 10 VIM y -
rory me LEGALLY guaitf.d guardian OF The plo' ="
lanes T. Wil.ou and Fanny wilson, the sum ~ 81 4
wirh interest go -. par, thereof from Inc 81
yer-r .;J. Ill p ID, that sum appearing I" br d1e
said infants by said epGr; and that the sad h'n
p Green also deliver 10 the said legally pualihrd -
dian Of said infants The SAID two Nero saves, ~
and John r. ported 10 be in hi -. aud helongi.
said infants And The Courl do' iuftl,rr order ahS
cree, that the defendant, Wm. Gregory, do Ie'ai,
his hands a. The legally qualified guardian 0l 20"
fants the sum Of five hundred aud thlrty * ~ x.
and ninety nine cents. wth interest thereon ifn'"
Goth day uf June si5, reported 10 be IN his HANDS
belonging 10 said infants. And the Court h"th n -
order and decree, that the laid Commissioner a.
having published notice iui thirty days IN sone NJ
nrn.r In Tho civ Of Richmond Of the time aud pia'
lied ne III. decree heretofore pronounced In "
~. an ,nr alst of Say, ISIS, TO b. rendered by r
s.id uary r. ranni!l, Trustee under The deed o. -
o,I February 1871 specified ~ -aid decree; ana W
h. frp6It Of his proceedings, IN order 10 nhoi u'
rrrr Copy-Ieste,
cree RO POLLARD, Clerk
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-25
THE PRACTICAL sCmOOL
on Time and Moneu.sapine pIan.

/
NIiE undersigned would respectful,
Il announce 10 the citizens of Carol
and adjoining counties, that he will open
on Monday, January A, lS47 near the re-
sidence Of Rev. J, R. LowRlE, "a mile:
N. NV. Of Carrolton. Select School t.
be conducted on new and successful sys
TEN of classification and instruction.
Having combined the best systems
taught in Northern schools and colleges
with a late Improvement recently intro,
duced into the most celebrated schools oil
Scotland, France, Germany, and Prussia,
| am enabled 10 offer superior advantages
to all who desire 10 procure an education,
by an economical, speedy and interesting
mode of Instruction
The School during the coming session
will consist Of two classes, Senior ard Ju.
Nor. The classes will complete each
study taken up before commencing ano-
Their, and will each receive from three to
four hours Instruction per day. Those
who are attentive and studious can ac
qulre, during the session, thorough and
practical knowledge of the studies allotted
to their respective classes--if not, no
charge will be made for tuition. During
the first month, the Senior class will be in.
structed exclusively in English Grammar;
I'd month, Arithmetic; Sd and 4h months,
Algebra and Natural Philosophy; 9th
month. Review, with occasional exercises
in Geography, Composition, Debate, Ste.
biography, Drawing, Coloring, Sketchiug.
Junior cass--lst month, English Gram
mar; I'd and Sd months, Grammar and
Arithmetic; 4lh month, Geography 5lh
month, Writing, with Review.
I erms per sessionof ST months, l05 days:
Senior Glass 1923
Junior Glass IS.
Drawing, Stretching, Coloring, and Sleno
graphy, So extra.
Natural Philosophy, to members Of the
Junior class, 81 extra.
My last classes in Haywood co. Tenn,
completed the above studies in lO5 DAYS.
What has been done once, can b. done
again"
The school, for the benefit Of boarders,
will be taught on every alternate Saturday.
Board can be obtained in the immediate
vicinity at reasonable rates.
Text books furnished at prime cost.
For further particulars concerning the
School, inquire Of the undersigned al the
18th Section Academy, II miles south of
Grenada, or of Rev. j. r Lpwrie.
J. q. MOREY, Instructor.
P. s. During another session, the Sc
Nor class can complete Mental Phioso-
ply, Logic, Rhetoric, Surveying and Gre.
omoiry; and be prepared for the Junior
class in College in ~ or 3 years from the
commencement Of the coming session---or
no charge for tuition.
November %, 1916 50-4t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-25
Adunimistrairix sale.

N pursuance Of an order Of the honor.
able Probate Court of Carroll county,
at the September term, 1916, thereof, The
undersigned, Administrators Of the estate
OF Hardy Wooten, deceased, will proceed
to sell, at the courthouse door 10 the town
Of CarroIton,
On The first Monday Of December ae1t,
the following land, to-wil: The southeast
quarter oil southeast quarter and northeast
quarter Of southeast quarter Of Section
lhiriy-lour, and wost half southwest guar.
Ter Of Section thirty.Gye, township nineteen,
range three east; southeast quarter Of
northwest quarter, northeast quarter Of
Of northwest quarter, and west half Of
northwest quarter ii Section two township
eighteen, range 4 east also, ono undiyid.
cd half Interest IN he east half Of north
west quarter and northwest quarter 81 So.
west our, and west haifat northeast quar-
ter, and southwest quarter Of northwest
quarter Of Section thiriy.one, '9Na41,p
nineteen, rance four cast Term mado
known on the day Of sale. Purchaser No.
quired to give bond and security.
JUDITH WOOTEN, Adm'rr
Of estate Of Hardy Wootea, dec'd.
October 70 ,lSlG 46-5t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-25
Executors sale.

n pursuance Of decreial order Of the
n Probate Court, viii soil, at the door
OF the courthouse in Coileeyille, on the
Third Monday IN December neat,
at public sale, the following land in Yalo.
busha county, viz; North hall of west
bali OF southeast quarter Of section No.
30, township %, range 4 east Sold on
credit Of twelve monlhs---bond and Sc.
curity required,
PETERSON PERSON, Er'or
Of estate of Joseph Person, decd.
September 10, 1916. 40
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-25
LIST OF RUNAWAY NEGROES M JAIL.
Holly Springs, Marshall COMFY.

/ -'"y . "a ~ ofttAat tNHfHp
Maria, 40 years, feet 8 or 5 inches
high, belongs TO james Dunahow, a negro
trader.
Oxford, Lafayette county.
Alfred, # 2, belongs to r B. Hous.
ton, Raleigh, Tenn Pearson, 80, 5 feet
or 8, belongs to Toney Cook, Chicka.
saw county.
QuitmaH, Clark county
Lindsey. 80, 5 # Z or s, belongs to w.
M'Staiiin, franklin, La.
Matches, adams county
Harry, copper color, 25 to 2S years old,
belongs to Rob't Fields, Bolivar CO., Mi.
Elias Wilson, black, 80 years, feet 3,
belongs 10 DR., Henry Holmes, N. Orleans.
Charles, black, 80 yrs, {, 4 ill.,, to David
Smith, New Orleans. William, black, l6
or 20 yrs, 5 f 6, to VIM. Wilder, New Or
leans. Anderson, black, 36 yrs, 10 John
Ferguson, of Blakeley, Ala, Eliza, black,
% or 25 yrs, 5 # l, to VIM. Bell, New
Orleans.
Vicksburg, Warren county.
Green, light black, 30 or 2 yrs, # 5,
TO Austin Depeu, Bayo Lafourche, La.
Jake, yellow, 20 yra, 3 # 10 or IL, to Nat
Robinson. who bought him of John G.
pInton, Columbus, Ga. Henderson, blk,
20 yrs, 5 feet or 8, TO James Jackson,
Wayne county, Tenn.
Canton, Madison county.
Bluford, light black, 35 yrs, Il 6 or 7,
lelt knee joint stiff from burn, to Joe
Walter, of Marengo, Ala.
Woodpille, Wilkinson county.
Harry, yellow, % yrs, # 6, to VIM
Raccasse, West Baton Rouge, La. Tom,
light, 20 yrs, s fl A, to Drury Smith, East
Feliciana, La Madison VIII, dark, Is
yrs, 3 # high, to Dr.. James Draft, of Ma.
Olson, Mi. Tom, copper, 33 yrs, 6 #, to
Mr John Mason, trader. John, mulat-
TO, % years, 5 # Is or 7, to James Baker,
Louisville, Ky.
Philadelphia, NesF0Jd county
Gilbert, dark, 40 yrs, 5 # s, to Thomas
Mahah, near Big Black river.
Holmesrille. Pike county
Andrew Jenkins, dark, stout built, feet
:, scar on upper lip, to Samuel l.. Moses,
New Orle ans.
Monticello. Laurence county,
John, black, % to 30 yrs, 5 It, to Mr..
Tins, below Baton Rouge, La, William,
light copper, 81 yrs, 5 # 7, to Lewis Carr,
OF Hardin CO., Ky.
Port Gibson, Claiborne county.
Jack, black, rs yrs, 5 fl 7, to Richard
Cox, of Louisiana. William, black, u or
% yrs, 5 ieet7, 10 Ambrose Brew, of La.
Jack, dark, 25 years old, fl 6, 10 Thos.
Edmonds, Carroll county, Miss. George
Read, black, 30 yrs, low stature, stout
built, to julius Hawkins, Noxubee CO. Mi.
Princeton, Washington county.
Mathews, dark, 6 feet, scar on breast
to Rob't Jones, ydalia, La.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-25
New Orleans Market.
NOVEMBER II.

NOVEMBER II.
CorroN. Nov. 16--The correspondence
by Britannia came to hand this morning,
and brings highly favorable advices. The
effect has been to bring business to a stand.
Factors seem disposed to content them
selves with an advance Of 1.4c., but pur-
chasers seem resolute not TO pay it, as Ii
verpool quotations do not cover the rates
paid last week.
Nov. 1.-THE market is still at a stand !,
the only sale reported being list OF 400
bales, said TO be at an advance of l-6 to
is C. over last week. [PicayaRe.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-25

amused the other day, on reading the Bal.
llmore bill Of complaiust against the Go.
vernment and Gen. William o. Butler.
can well imagine the fun the Young gen
ilemen correspondent of the Sun would
afford to squad Of Hays men, on ellng
hts griels over their camp fire. Irefer 10
the writer who GROWS about no sugar
when his coffee is ready, and no bread
when there is beef enough Verify, if
the boys had notsmelt "carni" for fort.
night they would quit the very interesting
work, (under such circumstances of roas
ing ribs TO "roast" such customer after
their own fashion; and Heaven held the
grumbler who fell into their hands.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-25

We have received the N. Y. Herald OF
the 7th, containing returns from all the
counties in the State but Cattaraugus and
franklin, and they will not vary the re-
turns. Young's majority is S,s0l. The
democrats have eleven ont of the thirty
four members to Congress, the rest, tween
ty,three in number, are wings.