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On motion OF Mr.. COOKE,
The House adjourned.

MI Calhoun is becoming verg iaslidious in his
associations. lie has M idea OF 'as>ociaing with
the person OF libeler" The next step in his pro-
cess OF refinement will br, perhaps, lo.ape The
manners Of The lop in Shakespeare, who is descfib-
ed with
IA pounce-box which ever and anon
He gave his nose, and took I away again;
And, as the soldiers bore dead bodies hy,
He calrd them unianghl, unmanneiy,
To bring sovenly, unhandsome cor>e,
Belwixl The wind ant his nobility"
A libeller must he as offensive 10 Mr. Calhoun's
delicate organs as Ieper; and yel We know mol
how il was that we we're never received with
more cordially BY The democrats Of The House,
citizens. AMI strangers, (and lei MS do justice to
,ome Of The opposilion,) when we visited every
part oi the Capitol to-day, save only that sanr-
tnnn saRcto,nm, the consecraled and privileged
Senate chamber We never received so many
CORDIAL grasps Of The hand; and 50 many iervenI
congratulations, from our brethren OF the demo-
cracy, and to tell the truth, we never felt more
buoyancy oil spirits, or so lule like The diseased
and melancholy Ieper.
The resolutions Of The Senate chamber are i'm
potent 10 afeclih be spirits olhe citizen who, proud
in his independence, despises and defes The bull
Of accommodation. = Unim N Wednesday
night.
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sso,Oool 100000 100000 lO.oO

SUU,UUU 4U,UUU! -U,UUU! IU,UW
A LII on hand, and TO be distributed amonf
"A rons and friends of l
His Once has been open only ole month, 81:
that time, about $40 900 In cash has been d.
among his patrons; sos, 900 IN cash oil ihsl
has been 10 country correspondents. Perom'
der from him always get Prizes. Thsir order
cases, should lie addressed 10 L
Having lived in the Richmond Post Once ~
ten years, any reference given as Ia r~sp0nsb
that may be required, as my acquaintance III q
unlimited.
Persons, AT a distance, who object Ia risks
amounts. would do well to form themselves ~.
aud remit for packages, which will be furnishes
try persons nj tie lowest possible rates. BeiDf
quaintrd with the Postmaster and assistants y
tiers directed 10 myself always come direct 10 u
meet with The most prompt aud confidential 4
when addressed to CB LA
Feb. - Richmond vi
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The lower House Of the New Jersey Legisla-
lure have passed resolution presenting tour
swords 10 New Jersey men, who Distinguish
ed themselves in The late battles on The Mexican
frontier The vote was-ayes 48, nays !.
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i, unless see authority in the constitution. Least
of all can do it--can believe j, must be done
al all-al the expense oil that which have oeen
taugh! 10 hold as the most sacred bulwafk oil ITO
erly-ihe freedom OF the press. must vote,
therefore against the resolution.
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Remark, Of M. MASONd Virginia IN The Sc.
nate of ne United States on Saturday, Fsb'n
.1ryl3, on Yplee's Resolution 10 erclnds the Ed.
tors of ,ts Union Jrons The aoo, Of The Scnate.
Mr.. MASON then addressed The Senate. He
said had no, designed 10 address any thing 10
The Senate on Ihe subject no" before il. The ar
ticle on which the gentleman from Florida has
bls.d his resolution is certainly not suited TO my
taste. But feel compelled to say something on
the propriely o: the resolution itself. WHAT'S The
resolution? | understand and presume that, with
the appreciation OF the Senate, the second resolu-
lion which looks TO the expulsion OF the reporters
Tor this paper from the gallery is Withdrawn
What, then, is the ohjec, of This resolu,ion7 To
withdraw The permission extended 10 editors OF
newspaper printed in this city, called The "Union,"
TO come upon the door Of this chamber-t is sub
s'autaly, as expressed, TO exPel The Editors from
this aoor Now, my objection to This ia entirely
and exclusively because, IN any aspect in which
can view it, i, lresrasses on the liberty OF The
press 1t abridges he freedom OF lbe press. Ii
IS doing by resolution OF this body separately,
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IUnN B. BIGGER's LOTTERY offIc
Law Partnership

THE subscribers have formed e"np5
J practice Cf the Law, under Ihe 'tl'sV '.
JOYN ES & D o v =.
They attend regularly all the co yrs ns's
lies Of Din~iddie, Ches,r' 20 nj
Brunswick. hmeh'', p,,,,,
Prince George, Town y ~
ra'"eu'a' a''e"''o" p''' :" WM X,
ALEX DeTr
ias u y.
Petersburg, Feb. 10. lei7.-els
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE Be
an the 23d OF March, 1877, IL fair, othrrw,
~ next fair day, shall proceed To sell, for q
the city If Williamsburg, the Books composing .
brary of TIL. X. Dew, deceased, late President
liam and Mary College. A catalogue OF the Boz
be- seen in most Of the Bookstores and Hotel. a
mond and Williamson WM. DEF
Feb IQ-cWfds Executor of Tn r. Dew Z.
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RICHMOND, VA.
Friday Morning, February 10, is47.

s.5 The Democratic Legislative Convention
will meet in The Hall oil The House OF Delegates
this evening at O'Clock. II is hoped every Re-
publican will be al his post.
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gr We are requested by Capt Dimmcck to
slate that there will be display Of Fire WORKS
upon CANDLES Hill on The evening Of the 22nd
February, commencing al half past O'Clock.
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FOR RENT

9EssM The small tenement on 4th SiTeeI, be-
AslE. tween Main and franklin Streets. lately
occupied BY Miss Mann and Miss Hayward =
Possession given Immediately.
Feb. 10 THOMAS 4 CHhS. ELLIS.
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ing Irish, and to give notice Of the intended M,
ing.
On motion Of Dr. Chamberlayne i, ~. ,
solved, Tha, committee be appointed 10 mo-. Z
suitable place for the intended mee,i r'".
that they give notice in The public papers :, : :
ly as practicable OF The place selected. 20
Rev. Mr.; Hoge, Dr. ChambrrIayne ansi
Williams, Esqs., were appointed IN. comm
and The meeting adjourned.
Anhf
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- For this Mnrning-Sg 900 Capnal
5000, OF 5000. ) Of 1000, etc. TnAci
halves and quarters IN proportion.
Also, for this Morning-si, 900 Capl's
S'-slares In proportion. For Prizes IN ~
above call on Eaf!i
Feb 70
I UcK's OFFICE, Wall sueet-DrasnSa
IL lawarc, class ~:
7s IS a - &c ~ 10 10 80 a. Al II Is y
Half, Nos. "a 81 70, Nos. u ~ AZ, aid ~
three capitals sold in the above and paidLs |
Pokomokr, class 81:
G5 "a 81 II va 20 81 81 7 25 IS :
Half. 80 3s Is, $40, sold md paid by LuCs
capitals sold In one day, and paid by
Susquehanna. 10:
Cl % 81 "a 10 rs II IS % CO - 3,
For This Mornlng-Sao, 900, io,GOs, a
5000, ~ Of 600, etc. IL Nos, 10 draw
SIS; halves . 50; quarters ! 25.
Also, the Dollar Lottsry--s3. 600, 100.
Nos, II drawn. Lucky packages, single
shares 10 be had Of =. b. J.,
Feb. 10 Prize yendrf I
7 vs.. MAURY & co, MANAGERs.-DnI
y. VI New Jersey, No. IA, Feb. II:
II |? ca 20 IS IL 30 II - 50 IS
This Mornisg-S9 600 capital. Ticket.
Nos, Is Drawn. Drawing received Al 2odc
This Evening 5000 capital. Tickets
$1,000 capital. Tickets 81. 1
To- Monow-s35,2 94 capital. Tickets 81.
ETC, at MANAGERS or
Feb. 10 No. !, cn /
IUnN B. BIGGER's LOTTERY OFFICE
Main street. u
Prizes Prizes are sfill being ssld an
J. d. BIGGER Three more yesterday.
10000, 20 Of 1000, etc. Whole
halves 9 70; qust,n IS. II
Also, 5000, etc. &C Nos, II drawn
HAYES 50 C.; quarters Is cts. Cail down 40;
from
$4,000, 40 Of 200. eIs. Whole iH'l
draws to nonow-sales close al 8. T. ". Il
Drawn Nos. Of Susquehanna Canal Letter
drawn at Baltimore l7ih in,isni
CT % 81 "a - Is II IS % 20
Nos. 10 SO CT, prize Of $780, sold sno II
Feb. 10 X
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TURPIN'S oFFIcE.-For this Morning =
L comes 10 hand 10 day AT 2 O'Clock. Capita
IS Nos, 10 drawn ballots Whole Tick.
halves y; quarters Cpl cents. For sale nnl
this morning, al TURPlN'S 0s
For this Aflernoon-Lotlery draws al Pete
day. The drawing comes to hand to.moHos
al O'Clock. Capital $4,000. Tickets 81.
until O'Clock this evening at
Feb. 10 TURPlN'S Of
DENDLETON'S PRIZE uFfiCE.-Ths 81
nice lille Scheme comes 10 hand ny y
ern mail 10 day. Capital $1,000! Whole !
3O-shares In proportion. For sale Until II a.
For this Evonng-A Splendid Scheme. Ci''
29a. Whole Tickets Sl0--haivrs and quartz
PARTON. For sale al PENDIETON's OFT
Feb. 10 No. Ei1
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ESSEX COUNTY.

.IopS T. HoSKIN. Secretary.
- Fredericksburg Recorder requested 10 co
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! have the honor 10 represent in part upon this floor
| has expressed itself upon this important sitJec
OF the freedom Of the press, lis language has been
most emphatic, and conveys an atInonllon,
which in PARTED me 10 address you. and which
m mol a, liberty TO disregard. In her Bill Of Rights
adopted in May, l77o, before The Independence Of
this country was declared, there was Incorporated
provision intended in The most emphatic manner
10 spa!d The liberty OF The press Fifty years AFTER
walds-atte. the expiration of halfa century-ihc
Sale OF Virginia, ia revising her Institutions re-
adopted thai Bill OF Rights, without The change
Of a lelier-ot course retaining that very article
10 which have Jus, referred am not al iber-
". then, as one clothed with The high trust and
power Of representing that Commonwealth on This
floor, 10 disregard that admonition. Wha. arc
It's terms? Here Mr. NJ. read them Now, do
we moi all know and acknowledge that lie press
is amenabe to the courts OF justice, where the CT
| tzens OF the land are amenable? II IS amepable
| 10 pubic opinion wherever citizen is ameIab.e.
But 1t is not amenabe 10 any legislative hall
whalever-iar less TO one acting separately Tar
less 10 one, however tignihed such body may be,
who by its authority alone would undertake 10
ahrdee in The slish,es: degree he utmost freedom
of the press
These are The reasons, Mr. President, which
will comp.l me 10 vote against these PROPOSITIONS
in any form whatever whether il be in the orisna
resolutions submitted BY The senator from Florida
or the resolution proposed BY the senator from S
Carolina, mir. Balier.l lis subject lhar |
cannot touch. can do nothing; can counsel
nothing which will have even tendency 10 i'm
pair the freedom OF the press. should deplore
the hour when i. would be found the policy of this
government 10 exercise any power which ii may
possess in such way as even 10 tend 10 The
abridgemeni OF the freedom Of the press. Sir, Ills
The "bulwark Of liberty" |, is The only hope of
the American people. II their liberties ever are
stricken down by the corrnp,ing processes Of The
government, or by an au'ocrat. il will be only
when the press sis manac'ed and dares moi speak.
Now, appeal 10 you personally. No senator
holds in higher estimation than do he dignity
Of this body. No senator will be more prompt 10
repel, in any manner. any rudeness or assault
Iha, may be commlied upon ii. But capno! do
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14
POSTPONED
Marshal's Sale.

10y virtue of three writs OF vendltlonl
- exponas issued from the United
States Circuit Court for The State OF Mis-
sissippi, and to the Marshal of the Nor
thern district of said State directed, shall
proceed to sell 10 the highest bidder for
cash, at the court house in the town oil
Carrollton, Carroll county,
On the First Monday (3d) Of May ncTt,
all the right, title, claim and interest that
c.. Baker g. Co. have TO the following
lands: Lots 3, d, 5, 8, 9. 10, III and IL,
in section S, and lots 3, a, 5 and 6, IN
section 8, all in township 20, of range z
east, in Carroll county, and will be sold to
satisfy the following vendi. expo. to-wlt
Officers of Court per John H. Brainsford
VS.. c. Baker & Co.; Officers of Court pei
Thomas Wisnor, VS.. G. Baker d Co.
Officers of Court per Hall g. Wetmore vs.
C.. Baker & Co.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law
ANDREW A. KlNCANNON,
Marshal Northern Dist. Miss
By JOHN RAYBURN, Deputy
March 81, lS47 loio
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14
ID. HANSRROUGH & co.
ATICTTONEERS

AND
GENERAL COM MISSION MERCHANTS
WASHINGTON ST., Vicksburg, Miss.
NM OULD respectfully inform Con-
wv signees that, in order TO make
them perfectly secure against fire, we have
leased A Large Brick Fire Proof Store,
and respectfully solicit continuance OF
the liberal patronage which our friends
have been pleased to favor US heretofore
We sell on commission at private sale,
or at public Auction, Dry Goods, Cloth
ing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Stationery, Fur
niture, Groceries. Liquors, and Produce
of all kinds. OF Attending strictly to
all agencies entrusted TO our care.
For promp,ness and fidelity, we refer &c
the principal Merchants of Vicksburg -
Also, TO Stockman & fainter, Natchez
Thomas B. Wilson, New Orleans; b.
Pratt, Boston, Mass. Daniel Creth, Phil
adelphia, Pa; Thomas M'Culloch, Clarks
vile, Tenn. Gen. J. F. Harrington, Mem
phis, Tenn, and Gen. William Conner
Woodvile. Tenn.
March IT,, 1647. l4-l2m
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14
District Chancery Court of

The State of Miss, at Carrollton.
Nancy A. Chastain,)
1861 rs. March Rules, 1887.
John Chastain.
TTPON opening the matters contained
in this bill, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court, that John Chas-
tain, the defendant, in this case resides
beyond the limits of this State, so that The
ordinary process of this Court cannot be
serve upon him.
1t is therefore ordered, that unless said
defendant be and appear before said Court.
on the third Monday in June next, and
plead answer or demur to said complain
ants bill, that the same will be taken for
confessed as TO all its allegations, and a
decree entered accordingly. 1t is further
ordered that this order be published once
a week for two Months in the Mississippi
Democrat. VIM. L. BOLE, Clerk.
March 9Th lS47 ID
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14
81 nrm inter ELECTION.
Announcing Candidates, $40 for State or
District, SIS for County Offices
paqabLe in Gduance.]
DISTRICT CHANcERY CLERK.

DISTRICT CHANcERY CLERK.
fEF We are authorized to announce
SAMUEL MOORE, of Carroll co., a cam
didate for Clerk of the District Chancery Court.
OF We are authorized to announce
N. S. NEAL, of Carroll CO., as candidate
for Clerk of the Chancery Court fer the dis
trict composed of YaIIobusha, Tallahatchie,
Choctaw, Holmes and Carroll.
FOR SHERIFF.
49, We are authorized to announce WILL
LIAM P BOLE as a candidate for Sheriff
of Carroll County, at the ensuing November
election.
give are authorized T. announce JAMES
COLLINS az candidate for Sheriff OF Car
roll County, at the ensuing November election
CLERK OF PROBATE.
n+ MANY of the friends of LEON:
TROUSDALE, (now with the Army IN Mexi-
col announce him as a candidate for Clerk OF
the Probate Court of Carroll county at the COM
ing election.
NJ We are authorized to announce
SAM'L HART as a candidate for re:elec-
ton as Probate Clerk of Carroll county.
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT.
~ We are authorized to announce
JOHN C.. mccarthy as a candidate for CLERK
of the Circuit Court at the ensuing election
mr. We are authorized 10 announce
RICHARD A. SEWARD candidate fol
reelection to the office of Clerk of the Circui
Court of Carroll county at the next November
election.
NJ We are authorized to announce JOS
]. GODS as candidate for Clerk OF the
Circuit Court of Carroll county.
COUNTY TREASURER.
~ We are authorized to announce
Mai. JAMES MONEY as a candidate for re-
election as County Treasurer at the Novem0e
election.
ASSESSOR OF TAXES.
NJ We are authorized 10 announce
JAMES M. RAMSEY candidate for AS
| SCISSOR Of Carroll county.
| ~ We are authorized to announce
JOHN R. HALL, as a candidate for AS
SCISSOR of Taxes, at the ensuing election.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14
The state Of Mississippi, }

CARROLL COUNTY.
CIRCUIT COURT, Nov. TERM, A. d. 1916.
18th day Nov. 1916.
Thomas t. Young)
Margaret P. Jones.) sum of Sl37 &c.
This day came the plaintiff, by attor-
ney, and it appearing TO the satisfaction
of the Court, that the attachment in the
case has been returned executed, by sum-
moning Orman l.. Kimbrough as gar
neshee 1t is ordered by the Court that
unless the said defendant appear at our
next Circuit Court 10 be holden in and
for said County, at the Court House, in
the town of Carrolllon, on the second
Monday of May next, and plead answer
or demur to said Attachment, Judgement
by default will be entered against her,
and the garnishee called on 10 answer
1t is further ordered, that copy of this
order be published in the Mississippi
Democrat, newspaper published in the
town of CarrolIton, once a week for touI
successive weeks.
A copy from the Minutes.
r. A. SEWARD, Clerk.
March 9th, l847 l3
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14
Groceries. &c.

"HE undersigned has just received
and offers for sale on the most rea
sonable terms, full supply of the follow
ing articles, besides many other articles o
GROCERIES, PRODUCE, HARDWARE, I'm
AND QUEENswARE
Brown, Refined, Bar and Loaf Sugar;
MoIasses, in whole and half bbls;
Laguyra, Havana, and Rio Coffee;
Fine and Coarse Salt;
Or, half and whole bbls. Mackarel
Sardines, HOLSTERS, &C.;
Sperm and Star Candles;
Powder, Lead, and Shot, assorted;
Flour, Whiskey, Onions;
Western and Goshen Cheese;
Green and dried Apples;
Swedes, Hoop, and Horseshoe Iron;
German Steel: Nails, assorted;
Castings, various sorts and sizes.
C. F. HEMINGWAY.
Greenwood, Feb'y 90, l847 lltt
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14

IA 7 HEREAS, Letters of Admins
w tration were granted to the under
signed (by the Probate Court of Carroll
county, at the January Term, lS47,
thereby on the Estate of Francis NJ.
Edmondson, deceased, all persons having
claims against SAID Estate, are notified TO
psesent them duly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred.
THOS. EDMONDSON,
Administrator of the Estate of +. Nj
Edmondston, deceased.
March 4, lS47. 1916.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14
Administrators Notice.

z ETTERS of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned,
(bv the Probate Court of Carroll county
at the February Term, 1S47, thereby on
the Estate of Reuben B. Newman, de-
ceased, all persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified TO present
them duly authenticated within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
M. D. KIMBROUGH,
Administrator of the Estate of K. b.
Newman, deceased.
March 10, lS47. l4-6w.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14
NEW GOODS.

R. It. JOHNSON & Co., Carrollton,
NJ RESPECTFULLY announce TO the
-, public that they have lately receiv-
ed additions 10 their stock, and now offer,
as cheap as the cheapest, a general assert
men; of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS,
Readv-made Clothing, Boots, Shoes, and
Hats, Hardware and Crockery, &c. &c.
The stock consists in part Of
Plain black and fancy Lawns;
Jaconet and Cambria Musllns;
PLAID Cambria; table and towel Diaper;
Pink linen Checks; Velvet;
Spring and summer Prints;
Bleachd and unbl'd Domestics, Sheet
ings and Shifting; Gu,
Silk, cotton, linen and worsted Gloves;
Hosiery, assorted;
A lot of Spring and Summer Clothing
Goats. Pants, Vests, Shirts, Drawers;
Black cloth dress Goats Camlet Prince
Albert do; Croton do;
An assortment of Hardware, Slckles or
Reap hooks, Scylhe blades, Hoes. Nails oil
all sizes, &c. &c. =,
Constant additions will be made, and the
stock will be found to embrace almost eve
nv article usually kept in stores IN this
section of country. Call and examine be-
fore purchasing!
April IA, 1S47' IT
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14

"Hans," said Dutchman, Ito his urchin
son, whom he had just been thrashing for
swearing at his mother "vat's dat you're
thinkin 20 wicked apou!, in The corner
dare?" | aint tink nott;n. You lie,
you fagabone you-you links cot dam
and now I'll vip you for dat.''
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14
. DMINIsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

"a To all persons interested IN the es-
fa,e of II. r. Woodson, deceased:
Take Notice-That have filed my ac-
count Cor allowance and final settlement
in the Probate Court of Carroll county,
Mississippi, as administrator of the estate
of said deceased, and at the June term
next Of said Court, will move the Court
that said account be allowed, and decree
rendered accordingly.
A. S. WOGDSON, Admir-
of estate of T. r. WoodSon, decd
April IA, ls47 1877
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14

COMMITTED TO the Jail
" of Carroll county, Mi, on
49, 9Th October, 1916, negro
PN/ man who says that his name is
sa''a@ GILBERT, and that he belongs
to Henry Jenkins, near Alexandria, on
Red river, La. He is black, 5 feet l |
inches high, large; had on full suit Of
casinet,
The owner is requested to come for.
ward, prove property, pay the charges
and take him away.
T. S. ORDER, Tailor.
October IA IA
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14

NEO. w. H. MARI, having remoy-
" ed to CofeepiIle, Miss, will contl-
nue. TO practice law in the counties OF Car
roll, Choctaw, Tallahatchie, Yallobushat
Pamela and Lafayette.
December 30, 1916 3-yl
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14

NOTICE.-Taken up,
-, by Willis Green, dun coloreo
horse Mule, years old, valued at SGT 90
April 10, l847. ~
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14

mediate landings and plantations.
eaeA The substantial and light
gss:zslrs5I1zllS draught passenger steamer
$500 DIME, Capt. J. ID. JACKSON,
will leave Lehore and Greenwood every
Saturday at and 8 o'clock A.. M. every
SATURDAY, and leave Vicksburg every
TUESDAY, at II NJ.
The Dime has been purchased for the
trade, and will ply regularly. Shippers
may rely upon her punctuality, and upon
getting their goods without detention in
the lowest stage Of water.
March II, lS47 l4m3
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14

A LIST OF LETTERS remaining
~ in the Post Office at Carrollton,
Nj, April l, ls47:
Adams, DIR David 8 Kealhofer, Mr.
Aldridge, Nelson M Lackey, Mrs Esther
Ambrose, Mrs EIiz: Lane, Leonard
Atkinson, Edw'd Langley, Jeplha
Austen, Isaac LIddeii, Col James
Ayres, Il S g. J F Long, Samuel
Balm, Alex'r McMillon, Smith
Bartlett, DIR A w McKinney,R
Beasley, Robt Mccall, Hiram
Bibb, John ID Mcclellan, col
Boddie, Mrs Caro-: McCarroll, Ansley
Boddie, Joseph McCaskill, A
Bross, Jno Merritt, II M
Campbell, Richard Miller, 5 ID
Carter, Wv Middleton,P S
Clark, Isom ID Miers, A J
Corbin, VIM Morehead, w
Coltharp, Mrs M A Norris, Sewell
Conger, J l. Newman,
Davis, Lawson Norman, ii u
Dennis, Abjah Patlen, i 5
Dickinson, Hon H Pitman, Jesse
East, + L. Price, ID w
Estill. Mrs Nancy Price, Sylvester
Ferguson, Jas B Porter,
Flennken, Jas w Powers, M
Frazier, Mrs Nj E Purnell, Mrs Eliza
Francis NJ Quays, 2 ID
Garrett, Jas w 2 Read, ID
Halsey q Ayres Reynolds,
Hawkins & Read Reynolds, II A
Halsey, "A Reynolds, r
Hicks, Jno G 3 Reynolds, Miss S F
Hicks, Nj B Robinson, John
HarreIl, Abram 2 Ross, K w
Henderson, w B Rotier, w
Hodge, Miss NJ A S Roze, w r
Holman, Miss A Z Sanders, b
Holland, R P Seward, L
Hughes, Mrs Z d Sheppard, L R
Huges, John Slocum, G.
Hughes, W w Southworth, Fl ii 3
Jarman, A g Spicer, =
Johnson, Col w Fl Strange, b
Johnson, WN Smith, Rev W II
Johnson, r B Streeter, Jos
JoIliff, Thomas Taylor, X b
Jones, TT Thompson, Readdin
Jones. LW 2 Vickery, A
Jones. Seaborn Warrington, "
Jones, Jesse Williams, L u or
Kerr, R S Wright,
Koonce, D M Marlborough, josh
w. WOLFE, P. M.
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-04-14
steamer DIME,

Regular Packet between Vicksburg and
Lefore and Willidms'S Landing, tax
ing freight and passengers for all inter
mediate landings and plantations.