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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27
New Publications.

The COLUMBIAN MAGAzISE-ORNsBY n HACK
KIT ll6 Fulton stwe beg leave to csl the attention
of cur readers 10 the December number of the Co
lumbar" We End In 1t an srrsy of good things
literary snd pictorial The contributions are by such
writer's az Mrs. Osgood. Mrs sgourDey, Mrs. MELON
aid Mrs. C. II. Butler, Mrs. Sleeper Miss slamsn
Mrs Elicit h. H. Weld, j. II Butler, John lnman X
A. Yves, and so forth There are two superb lins En-
cravings on steel one from sn origusl painting Of
great merit by Beard also Fashion Plate also, Two
ion Plate also two pages OF original Music, by Miss
Somsn, entitled The Bridal Wreath
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27

MEcHASIcs Institute LEcTuREs.-On refer
enee 20 the following correspoucenee will be perceived
that Charles w copeland, Esq. U 5 C. Easineer' has
accepted IN Invitation from the institute 10 deliver
cour.s Of lectures on The Steam Engine 10 connection
with Professor Hume aud Mapess Courses on Chemi.'
,ryr and the Pleasures Of Science Mr.. Copeland
curse will follow Prof Hamo's which begins on Mon
dsy next 29sn inss al the n \. Society Library 3iS
Broadway:
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-23
MARRIED.

In Brnsklyn N. Y. on ihe IS h inst. bv sev. Dr. Cutler, Charles R. -l"grrs''li. Esq, If New Haven, o Virginia. .:augh- er of Capt. Fraac.s H Gregory, of the b.s s. Navy.
 In, Cornwall. on the 10th ics.. ny th'. kev. Mr. Weeks, Me Ru-s.'li Mi.I,r.i. J !.
 nd Miss Alvira. daughter Af Dea. Lora.n
 :.nuons, b0,h Of Ellsworth.
 In Ellsworth. on the ll;h inss. Mr. Ir" EsnsylOns. 10 Miss EI<ie P. daughter oi Samuel. E. Everett, Esq.-A the sam, ime and place, Mir. Asa Berry. of Sharon. Miss Zemira. daughter Of Maj Russell Aaillard.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-23
PERFORATED PAPER just received by .-
 90 3w l.. !. SMI I'll
Wool Carling,
CLoTH DRESSING, and Monufac>

CLOTH DRESSING, and ManufacS N turing done io crder.
 The subscribers hereby give notice to the public generally, that, having put their machinery in Tn'r" complete crder than ever before, Wiu continue to card or nanufmtnrc WeOl and Dress Cloth. at ,he shortest notice, and inyar,ably 10 or>. der. Trusting that from their long ex~ peripnce ana continual application with and to iher business, the puhl,c will feel tssSurt',s that ali inducements herein held out w'll he fully realized. Their manu- f,"turing w,il consist ms usual of plain ClO'hs. Sni'nrts. Shocking Yarns all wool and cotton, niid wool iilnneI<.
 Also, a fuil nSsn'iurni of the above names! g"otis of nll c"lors. qualities and d"scr'rjons, kept constantly on hand for sale by the piece or siEgl- yard, as cheap as can b' bought elsewhere, and warrant ted in all cas"> fur service.
 Merchants fnrn'Sh' q ,it,v amount of the above gn'ds on ns reasonable terms as rhev cnH buy n similar article in New York or any oih ma kr,s where they of course run ihcT risk If n gOoi or poor ar. iicl". or q mnnis tim.'s gtv,n If required.
 N. B,-Aii fallirg short If fultiilment of any orders iDtrtisted io our caro will receive tn" prOmptest attention at the shortest n"ti:e.
 ROUSE & PRATT.
 Bantam Falls. May g. S47. 3
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-23
The Pulpit and the 5F,r.


 Our arti.le relai've to Ihe clergy and the var, week or two since, mnde quite a f1uurring among few nt' tha gree" de mocracy, who nc ve think M the right Q wrong "f a political measure, hui |" g it blind for whatevtr the le 'd"rs may sug. gest. Tho att nnpi of Gov. D,na to over. nwe th" pulpit, was a signal failnre.- In other parts nf the country" says ihe New York Evangelist, the prsss has m. dcriaken to do th" s,me thing, in tone ofinsolence that was IS contenpiihle as H is inetficaciouS." On the same suh hect the Troy Journal says
 How far ,he clergy of rhis city generally re, earded in their Thanksgiving discourses. the ediei ot silence respecting the var, which the editor ot tbe Budget had taken upon him~elr l. issue, both in prose and rhyme, not prepared to saw But the Rev Dr. Reman to whose liscuurse we had the high gratifcai"n nf listening, hurled back the ;mpuient threat in stern truthful. hnrning language that must have sca,ed as with hot iron. The whole discourse was admirable, ,emhod, ing wi,h many fresh and brautiful thoughts, master,v dr- fense of that freedom of speech and action wherewiih our Creator has made al! men free conceived in the Doctors happy style of bald and pnrgent antithesis, and delivered with the earneslness of one wh" feels that he IS 0'- teri 7 important truth to his hearers. We should be glad to see the hole of 1t n print but at leas, We hope that the Rev an,hoI will con,>ti |" publish hls sca,hing and manly re- bnke of the arrogant censorship over the pull nii, which has heen assumed by some portion ni the newspaper press. We speak ci ihis point in particular, because 1t is one "' ah'd'nr and paramount importance. If on" class ''t citizens may he muzZled and d.b,rred the freedom ot speech. 2" nav another, aud g" may all. In defending the right ot the clersv,' hr'e' fore. to un,ramnelcd freedom of speech in the pulpit and elsewhere. Dc. Beman is in fact de- ,mding therishis of all clas$e1.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-23
DONATION PARTY.

D,nn,icn Party will be held al the Rev Mr. IlENsoN'S in South street, '.n Thursday. the 3O,h of Drcrm'"r insi - Shomld il he stormy on that d'v, ii will br defrr~rd io ,h+ 3lSt inst. Tn" trends of Mr. HrnS"n in general, are part"u~ i,rly invited 10 a,t"n'. The Lord lov- eth a cheerful givnr."
 LHctfsH. Dee lS. lS47.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-23

X N extensive assortment of DRY GOODS and GROCERIES Is kept good b' weekly ,lak ,dd,lions from the New York and Hartford ma rKei>. an1 is passed to the notice 0. the purchaser with pleasure.
 BROWN & MINOR. Norfolk. Dec. ls47- 3Wf
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-23
,..,,t q w,--iOus, .. ProOals CuurI, l,ee
Estate of George c. Hall
NOTICE.

NtDTNE. THE Court of Probate fnr the district of t K'.0i ha- lWni.. d md allowed 6 m"nih- usmn thrs daI".t"r Ih.. cxh ,hiiiOn Of claims ga,nsa the Els ate of
 .ss LYMAN ROBERTS, at~ nf Kent. d"c'. ,s"d, r.'pre<''n' d in ;''V"n', an h $ appnidt,.l tn" su'scrih s Commissioners, to rt-,''.ivT and 'X"m 'W S,id claims. We. therptMe, give Il, ..e, hal we will meet the Inu.G Pier ,mI Edw ,rhS ia said K,,t |, On the 7ih ~ Ot Marrh and ''n lh. 9th day ot JuHr i84S, Ht 10 Frl "k A NJ Q" rsch ot i'd ,v<, ,h 'h" purpose "t au Eiing '" 'hr 'uiles If i'd ap2nlEtm.'n'
 WI. T HOPSON. c. II. JOHN. ..-. DAVID c: SANFORD.
 CCspmIsS !onrrS uAii rr,snns indrh,rd 'n said s'a,c .re uqu st ti ,o make, itpnesliae pay ? N n, la
 VIM. ROBERTS, :3l3w Ad,nip,st' '.,"r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-23

e. ras sataSve kaowseas' oi the aasuvs tribes ug this cuantEy is a better Euara dee oi efficiency in the mediciGal ar,. than iTall the collegiate scieaca in the worid were eoalribu ted on the sasne subject. In the
 Indian Remedies Of Brant, we have greater Panacra fors C,nenuptive and ScroIulOUs Diseases, ihaa all the most profound re.ulis oT saiPace h.v~ eFec:ee.- Please observe the advertisem .nt fur further notice 2I
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-23

n+Tha friendt of the Rev Dr.. FCL FER pr"pos" having a Donation P"'fy a' hts dwelling house. on Friday, ,h" 'as' day ot December, commt ncins al O'- cI,ck P NJ
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-23

AIDgr1G,G. The annual meeting of ih,. Fns Ep,>c"pai Sorirty in L'mh- A fi-li wall te held at St Mmhae'- ,hurh. m Saturday the 18th inst al o'clnk P. Nj. By nrt"rnt
 1"D W1rde"s of snid S"ciefy. Li,chtiid, Dec l5. 1877
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-23
Iron, Steel, Nails, &c. EZRA CLARK q co.

HZ AA CLARE & co. No. 6I Front st., corner of Ferry st.. F HARTFORD. HAVE now in store, and offer fo, slle on i'h"ral terms, complete assurl> "m'nt "f lRo~, STEEL, Sc. comprising h mart.
 English, Swe.ics and American Bolt and
 Buli inH Mill Shat,,ns, any sig" t length required ii,..,. II u,, ant Scr | Iron. all s'Z">. Ed aud square Si r''!s various q'alitns, Ovl and slt oval irrn. i,ruztr s RniS, al, >,z,S. Easi.sh mi Am, r"an Sheet Iron. W"
 lO,u2 26.
 Nnrw,.g an and H,rs" Nail 3Mls. u, r>.. ;,nd OK Sho Shnms. Pipe Box Ir"n. Iron Axletrees, Cart aud
 WaggNn B 'x's. .... Carriay,. Spr,nss, Iron ware. Mali.hl. ln,,, C;'riag" h"lis and nuts. Sleigh Shm.S, Ii"s N.i's. BlarkS,,tl,'s Bii"wS. F,r' Brick. Gas, St"l, ,il S'Z aud shapes. Dunti.. Shear Steel. English B is'e"'i Steel. American do do Srr,ny >,e,l, Swrtc> Steel. Ca. kn,g S,...,, Anv,;S aud Vices. C,owb rs, Mill Cranl;s, Fihs. Rasps, &c. A. cnnstan, SUI plv of Old Colony Cut Malls ani Spikes ~ 0"
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-23
Oy- FORErArHERs. pAY. .rs

Os the AaHiversary OG the landing of the TsIoHIns. wilI be Observed with appropriate services in Plymouth. Con. on the 2ad ct De. ee@6er, at P. M-, at which lime an .Address may be expected from the Rev. D.. BusstNKL1. nof Hartford. T24l..-l -
 EPHRATM LYMAN,
 'sH Chairman of the Con- ot AFranaemenis.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-23
BEeO1sNes'fiSE gWGiWss Re2ss-
 eNy!
 CUAMBERLAIN'S New EmgIa a d RESTOR ATIVE

thNHE above ia aripstu cie is an f0eciua N remedy for all ca>ss of Rheumatic A6ectiIns. !P,Hdi Uise0s's, and for all kinds of HumOys nd h.pWiiies M Mr BfOad. Iii. intended for all ages and cons'i uIions. and is made entirely of Roois and HrvGs A simpl. trial will convince the most skep'ical of its efiicieHrv.
 VOLATILE LINIMENT.,
 This is an invaluable compound tor Rheu> maiism, Ague' in he Face and Jaws, Neural> gia. Spinal !rrilations, Spralns. and Weak Joints This LIniInent has Lever failed in z soliiOry cas'
 Oephalic Snuff.
 Asuperior aud "nIcient remedy fer Caiarrh MeagriHts. 0 ,stturii"ns in the head. etc. This snuff has been used by ihousands. who have spoksn their judgement of it's high merit end claims.
 WD E " ~ @EDO
 These pills are intended io he used in all ordinary cnmplsInis-ihey may be used as mild catharlIc. or as pnrgaiive cleansing without drb,liiaiing the system. They are an -xce!ieai tonic, regulating the digestive or> gans. without leaving the system ID rostive staie.
 Prepar.d and sold ny Dr.. F. c. CHAM. sERIAiN. corner of Chorch and Crown Sis New Haven. Conn. N B The above arii, les ran he precurs also from B"lle's & Wells Liichfeld. CoRn. '. Thomas & Son. Pl,m"uih Hollow. Im
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-23
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

THE Executive Committee oi the L,,cl field C"univ Agricultural Soririy will meet al the Mansion House, in Liich6eld. on tn" 2i Tues. day. Iith day ot January .slS. at 10 "'rl"ck A.. NJ. a, which time and place all com efi'"s for Premiums on rrors are hereby n"t'h' d [" appear with their flied statements ard spr- cimens of.''hrir crops according io the regula- lions oi the Society.
 A. s. LEWIS,
 Recordi,g SPcI. Litchfeld, Dec 29, 1877. 32 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-23

&M$M6& l1 sure oi ine snbscribrr 0n kW CT about the 1st m Augusi W M las, ra a sufring condition. a
 dark red two year OId heifer marked with slit in the right ear The own. ~r is requested to prove property, pay charges and take her away.
 CHARLES G. REED. Salisbury. Dec. 4th 1S47. 3w3O
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-23
Tug Iron Bank will p,y the stock

Tug Iron Bank will pay the stock hGldrrs six HAr c''.It IMarAst oI all snhscri.,- ti as for the capital stock, of s,id Bank. pai,i ina1vaI"a if saul sn5scrintio1. are uaid tn f"t'. before the lst day of Jann,rv next. hJ- Discount days, Mondays and Thurs vs.
 M $. PE4SE,
 CpshieT. Fors Village. Nov. I. 1877, that Is, Jaa
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-23

Upon the petition of Anna D iby of G ,sh"n. in sid counrv, preferred ,o shr Super or Cour, next f, hr held a, Ltchfe'd. within and fw saif srOtia:y. m the 3i Tuesday os February. A. D. iSss. prav,ng for a divorce firm her hu band Si-ph~n Dolby, "n the ground oi hai.iiual ln- i~mpeEaB~e ani ipi 'l-TabIe cruelty. Ordered. rhai nosice ol ,h.. p-ndrnev 0s he aforesaid pe 'nin he eryrn to ih- -a;. S'sph-r. by pu s'i-b- ing ihis order "f n ,tice m a newspaper pahlisi-- rI ID sad LHchirld. ai least thrre werka e'a.- -eea''ve'v. the lssa pUnlicari.n of Sa n"iice e. p at Iea@f three eeKs beEre the se>siOn sf said Superior C.,nu,
 Dated at IJ'chieid. ih;s 23i day ef D.r.. IS47.
 FREDERICK D BEEMAN. 2 3w Assls,anI Clerk of saii Court.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-23

QUERIE. - where is cur ChrIstmas Turkey coming from Ihi< yeari
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-23
R BROKE into the enclo,. e

BROKE n,O Ihr enclosure
 us tha siI''scr rii+', s,n 0r A. 0 i.osM th. 2Oih M O-tOls'v Aw .~t. in , su fesing c'SnsIi- tmn,, s,aht...I 3 vear old Ser, the ossn CT is rrQuested m prove prOP'ry, pay chat gRs and take hsm away.
 RENSALEAR COOK. Salisbury, Dec. IA. lS47. ~ 4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-23

Fss- q t,5 fsi.-
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-09-11
sHERIFF's SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that pursu
~ ant TO the provisions Of an act o.
the Legislature Of the State of Missis
sppi, entitled IAN act TO ensure the col
lection of jury tax fees, and for Other
purposes" passed. cath day of February
1914, the undersigned Sheriff Of the
county Of Madison, will, on
Thursday the IAN day Of October, 1847
expose TO public sale, at the door of the
Court House Of said county, within the
legal hours, all the right, title, claim
and interest which the several plaintiffs,
hereinafter named, have in and 10 the
following judgments, rendered in The
circuit court OF said county, at the dates
respectively designated, to satisfy all
costs accrued and accrung on the same
viz:
p. ii. Hays, use &c, VS. w. How, t
Mullin, w. K. HIrreld and ]. Briscoe
judgment 3oth May 1914, for 1908 SO
John Bass, VS. Blake T. Sessums, iudg
ment 4th May I84l, for 1854.
Reese & McCarty, VS. p. M. Garrett
judgment e9d November l843, for lie,
rs.
r. Henderson,, Guardian &c, VS. S. ID
Sharp. ex'r &c, judgment Sd February
1876, for 632,39.
Wickham & Okey, VS. E. G. Henry,
admir- &c, judgment Sd February 1876,
for LOS.
Pillow e. Walker, VS. L. r Smith
admir- and G. c. Smith adm'r &c. judg-
ment 9th February 1896, for 18O.53.
Commercial Bank Natchez. use DC,
VS. w. A. Lack and ]. S. Wyatt, ludg.
ment 18th February 1879, for 1880.
C. P. Young, vs. w. r. Gist, Judgment
LIST May 1888, for 1900.
]. Stone jr, use &c, VS. James Loggins,
aImI &c, judgmen, 7th May 1871, for
$40 81.
t. Workman. VS. d. B. Crawford, iudg
ment list May 1888, for COS. SO.
w. s. BAILEY, Sheriff
July 10, Ie47. 43-4
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

THE STATE OF MIsSISSlPPI,
In the Circuit Court of Madison County
On the Chancery side thereof.
A nthony Voinard, !
Henry S. Graves, .tf
Richard S. Graves, In Ctaneerv.
Richard s. Hodge and
Susan Hodge,
Upon the opening Of the mstters in
~ this bill Of complaint and it appear
ng TO the satisfaction Of the Court that
the defendant Richard S. Graves is not
an inhabitant Of the State Of Mississip-
pi, but resides beyond the limits thereof
so that the ordinary process OF this
Court cannot be executed upon him: Ii
is therefore ordered by the Court that
unless the said defendant Richard S.
Graves do appear before the ircuit
Court Of Madison County, at the Court
House thereof, 10 the town Of Canton,
on or before the frs, day Of the next
term Of this Court, il being OH the First
Monday Of October merit, and plead, an
swer or demur to said bill Of complaint,
the several allegations thereof. will be
taken for confessed as to said defendant,
Richard S. Graves, and such order and
decree made therein as the Judge Of
said Court may deem equitable and just.
Ii is further ordered that copy OF this
order be published in the mississippi
Creole" a newspaper published in the
town Of Canton. Mississippi, once a week
for two calender months successfully.
H. R. COULTER, Crk.
By J. c. RICHARDS, Dep'y.
Jaly IL, I847. 4i-52
Abstraa.-Bill alledges that complain.
ant in former suit obtained decree In
the Madison Circuit Court against Rich
ard S. Graves for S447 rs, his contri-
buiive share Of money paid by complain
ant TO James B. Slade on obligations in
which complainant and Richd s. Graves
were co-securiiies for Ralph Graves,
and that the slave Porter, the property
OF Richard s. Graves, should be sold
10 pay il. Thai the slave sold for more
than that amount, and that Henry 8.
Graves became The purchaser, and ex-
ecuted bond with Richard s. Hodge and
Susan Hodge securities. That snbss-
quent 10 the filing the first bilI he paid
S4i5 more as security and SI8,7s cost
on account Of said obligations. Prayer
for a decree for the balance due OF the
purchase money for said slave.
Gao CArhooN, Sol. for Conpf.
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NOTICE.

"HE Trustees OF Section Sixteen in
II Township eleven, north Of range
five, east, will, on
Monday the 18Th day Of September l847,
lease the same to the highest bidder for
the term Of ninety'nlne years, before
the Court House door, in Canton, on one,
two, three and four years time.
f. RUSSELL,
President Board Trustees.
July 81, 1917. 1851
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME co partnership heretofore exist
ing in this cit under the firm OF
Gilmore d Henderson was dissolved on
the 18th ullimo by the death of John NJ.
Gilmore. Pinckard Il Henderson are
charged with the settlement of the bust
ness Of the late concern and are autho-
rised 10 use the name in liquidation.
l.. F. HENDERSON,
SURVIVING Partner
New Orleans. July !, l847.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that pHr-
~ suant to the prov sions Of an act OF
the Legislature of the State of Msss-
sirpi, entitled "An act 10 ensure the col.
lection of jury tax fees, and for othe r
purposes" passed 24h day of February
1874, the undersigned Sheriff of the
county Of Madison, will, on the
Third Monday the 2oth September ls47,
expose to public sale, at the door of the
Court House of said county, within the
legal hours, all the right, title, claim
and interest which the several plaintiffs.
hereinafter named, have in and 10 the
following judgments, rendered in the
circuit court of said county, at the dates
respectively designated, to satisfy all
costs accrued and accruing on the same
viz:
X. II. Buckner, VS. Josiah Burrough
judgment 26lh May l84I, for 1866.
=, NJ. Grant, VS. John C. Boyd, iudg.
ment 26,h May 1C41, for 1900.
}. e. Richa rdson a. CO., VS. NJ, s. Golf,
jndgmeoi 25.h A pril 1887, for 672,IO.
M. c. Robinson g. co., VS. NJ. C. Cayce,
Judgment 1st February 1910, for 9,61.
benson q Sharp, VS. NJ. league, X.
Walton nd B. Long, judgment 18th
February 1910, for 2,l4l "A.
r. NJ. Cox, use &C., vs. C. C. Herbert,
judgment OH May 1912, for 1902.
A. Mabry admir- &c, VS. P. L. Clover
and Joel Sherrod, judgmen, 26th May
!842, Tor 1879 81.
7. ]. Catchings use &c, VS. John b.
Howcoti, judgment 28th May l849, for
l47,77.
Cooper g. Wade, VS. A. A. Neville,
Judgment 26th November l84e, for
1880.
BaIfour & Robb, VS. C. C. Herbert.
judgment 18th November I849, for
229,l5.
B. Nunnellee, VS. w. B. Wade, iudg-
inert 25th May 1910, for IO9,5O
b. A. Ludlow, VS. c. B. Green, judg.
ment 18th May 1914, foi 557,7s.
J. H. Scott, VS. J. c. Boyd, judgment
Goth November 1913, for 67,33.
6. Chaffin use &c, VS. r. r. Bobbitt.
N. w. Bush and J. Barnes, Judgment
26th April 1886, for 1000.
M. b. Hamer, VS. J. Holloway and J.
Fl. Walker, judgment Esd May ls43, for
5,393,O8.
b, X. Truly use &c, VS. Dennis Burnes
Judgment 18th May l843. Tor 6,3O3 40.
Balfour e. Robb, VS. w. J. Hueston
admir- &c, judgment 4,h May i843, for
$500
q. A. Thompson, US Martha B. Run
nells ex'x &c. judgment Gath November
l842, for 1877. =
W. S. BAILEY, Sheriff.
July III, l647. AL
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MARSHAL's SALE.
u States Circuit Court 10 Nor'r term, I847
Henderson Taylor,
VS.. On plu. Fl. ia.
John Shrock & suretiesl
nG virtue Of the above stated case
Id to me directed from the honorable
Circuit Court of the United States, for
the Southern District of Mississ ppi,
will sell at public auction TO the highest
bidder, for cash, before the Court. house
door, in the town Of Canton, Madison
county, on the
Second Monday Of September l847,
1t being tn, 18th day of said month, the
following Negroes, to wit:
A Negro man named Jim,
A Negro woman named Clarissa,
A Negro boy named Gust.
Levied on as the property of defend.
ant h. Herrod, and will be sold to sat
isiy the above stated case and all cost.
T. FLETCHER, Marshal,
For He Southern District Of .Msassipp,
By r. FLETCHER, Dep'y.
August 80. IS47.-50-5 Sc Pr lee SOL
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ADMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

ETTERS of administration having
~ been granted 10 he undersigned
al the August term. I847, of the Pro.
bate court Of Madison county, Missis.
sippi, on the estate of Elisha Cocker
ham, deceased, all persons indebted to
said estate are notified 10 come for.
ward and make immediate payment, and
all persons having claims against said
estate will present them legally authen.
ticated within The time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred.
w II. OCKERIIAM, Adm'r.
August IA, l847. 48-i
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QUININE.
DIM OUNCES best Quininc, just
WV received, warranted pure, and
for sale by
PRIESTLEY T. MOSBY.
July "a, i847.
QUINN

Loss OF HAIR AND BADNESS.
IT'S remedy.-Hear what DR.. Quigey
u says:
SHEPHERD's Town, Va. Oct. 10, l842
Dear Sir-You inquire OF me wheth.
er have used your Hair Tonic, and the
effects.
Several years ago my hair began to
fall rapidly from the scalp, and had the
prospect Of premature badness. Dur
ing several years | used various prepa-
rations recommended for the hair, from
which derived no benefit. At length a
friend recommended your Hair Tonic.
! used three or four bottles according to
the printed directions, and at he end Of
six months my hair was thick set, and
since its tendency to turn gray was ar.
rested.
have never before given a certificate
recommending patent medicines, which
indiscciminately usec, his they often are,
do much injury, but in a case like the
present where ! know the article 10 be
beneficial, and that it can do no harm; |
have no scruples in stating facts within
my own kno "ledge. Yours, &c.
JOHN QUIGLEY, NJ. d.
To DR. ID. JAYNE, Philadelphia.
CHILDREN DIE OF WORMS -
Aye, and grown up people too. DR..
Jayne's Vermtfuge has never been
known 10 fail to cure in the worst stages.
Symptoms Of Worms. = These are
headache, vertigo, paleness Of the lips,
with flushed cheeks, grindinn the tee tn
during sleep, disturbed dreams, sleep
broken off by fright and screaming,
commissions, feverIshness, thirst, bad
taste in the mouth, offensive breath,
cough, difficult breathing, itching Of the
nostrils, pain in the stomach, nausea,
squeamishness, voracious appetite, lean
ness, tenesmus, slight chills or SILVER
ings, drowsiness, fatigne, swelled stom-
ach or limbs, rising and choking in the
throat, turbid urine, frequent desire to
evacuate the bowels, discharge Of slime
and mucus, &c.
Fer nervous, sick headache, palpiia-
lion of the heart, &c, it gives immedi.
ate relief. Ii also neutralizes acidiiy Of
Stomach, creates an appetite, strength
ems the whole system, and cures the
PILES.
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne, Phila-
delphia, and
For sale at the Drug Store Of
PRlESTLEY g. MOSBY.
September 4, l847. SILL
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-09-11
NOTICE..

THE undersigned have in store and
- for sale
300 pieces Kentucky Bagging,
300 coils I" Rope;
l 900 lbs. Irvine,
40 Bales Kentucky Jeans
and Linseys,
$50 bbls. Mess Pork,
so {" Rump 4"
40 hhds. Bacon Sides,
% tierces sugar cured Hams,
100 boxes Soap and Candles;
ALSO Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Salt,
Nails, Lowells, Bourbon and Common
Whiskey, and every thing the Planter
way want; all Of which will be sold low
for Cash, or furnished to those who will
ship Cotton 10 our New Orleans House.
LAUGHLlN, SEARLES 81 Co,
Lepee Street, Ncksburg.
August 2S, l847. sos