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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18
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9k m r. OF HERCULES and CALLIOPE 's.,.s.,
ment Of PINE and CYPRFss epsIs a,se5
sS2c.g'essea fioonng. Ceiling and Weaihsrboard;na
pos Lumber Sawed and Dressed to order 81 the sboes,
RI Ell ag7 dN 6ms
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2, AINSWUKTH Marine and Commercial JNotart
"A. No 80 CAMP street, holding Commission fIom tss
Stae. Of TExAs MIssIssIprI kENruCKY, FLORIDA, NEw
1oRk, MISSOURI, ILLINOIS, INDIANA, TENNESSEE PKNs
SYLvANA, RHODE ISLAND. VERMONT, NKWHAMPsHIRr
ppkLawARx, ALABAMt, n AINE ,NoRTHCARoLINA Souri,
ARKANSAS, virginia. MAssAcHus GTqs MARYLANp and
prepared to take dispositions and
egansuments be used or recorded
in sail States and the Territory of WISCONSIN The usual
piompttude al his Office il continued IN ali Notaral bu
"a nrbE
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COPARTNERSHIP, 80
- the th Of September, 1888 the UNDERSIGNED ..soo
BUsiSSESsssss I'm n the BOOK and JOB PRINTING
ds business OF the concern will in future be conducfeS un
~, "a AZ urn and style of SPENCER s. MnDLEror '
s-. H. SPENCER
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MILITARY cdFH42RR YyoATAN. 80,
yf hand onnn EToODS;-The subscribers have now mr.
Feny large rye sunni. y; +; X Rsl Ell from HaPsss
p tMT fdS nSS, ssix shoo.enl English BELT
priced ReSolsins P;.,aIKs PISTOLS also, low 4
o. SABREs Military sasbee snS :; Zen Rs
NY equipments. they offer for sale low n, h o..es VII
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RRssS MAS 49, = PLANO RELIEVOn
a NEW and Elegant Artice--very Durable and Ecn,
eos.ns but trie the Tin sign
Snces Aposhec aIlss Labels etc. etc Sold al the
,sctutes paoes kS Specimens be seem and oTiers
IS srn :" as g q
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RESTAURANTS. &c

ST, LOUIS HOTEL New Orleans.
THIS extensive establishment ready for the accom-
i mediation of Boardes and the Travelling Public -
Thorough and complete have been the repairs s.ssW
having entire NEW from to foundation E-A@3
Furniture ALL NEw-selected with constant to thu
comforts of its patrons. T. G. JOHNSON,
d295W #ri. E. r. DODGE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

~,,vu, VEhANDAH BATHS.
EAT door TO the private entrance Of the hotel The tus
are OF Italian marble and kept in perfectly slean
se9ndlton Open from A. M, 10 10 NJ. =
So W
the present state of the weather frequent bathing ia In
n high degree cond ucve to health An I'm
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EAsHIoNABLE RANGING ACADEMY.

GIVES LESSONS ON THE PIANO FORTE AM
VI GUITAR, with Vocal Music. She lectures to he
Pupils on The Science Of Music, with expls 80
week, at her residence, 227 B,aRONNEi
STREET, between GiIod and Julia ~ = v
Price, IS per montf-l2 Lessons
EV- She has also Seven Octave superior toned an,
finished Rosewood PLANO FORTE for sale-Pnce unusu
ally lew. de- tt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

This extract of Sanapara has been expressly prepared
reference TO female complaints No female who has reason
to suppose she is approaching that critical period The
for any of the horrible diseases which females
are subsct at this time of life This period may be delayed
for several by using this medicine Nor Il less yaua.
bic for those who are approaching womaphood cal
ang the system. Indeed this medicine invaluable for ali
the delicate diseases to which subject 1t braces
the whole syste permanently the natural enerR
by removing the impurities of the body stimuli.
ting a. TO produce subsequent relaxation which case
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease
using few bottles Of this medicine many severe aad psiniu
surgical operations may be prevented.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

THE GEM, No. 10 Royal street,
xr,u,s OPPOSITE THE PosT-oTFICE.
'INHlS SALOON has been fitted up in style that for
taste and nvenence surpasses any in the South. The
par Is and shall always be- supplied with the choicest of
hquos lnD1 JOHN G. MILLER
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FITsi FITsi FITS

Dr. Townsend. not having tested mis- saaparis in oass
of Fits of recommended it, and surprse
70 receive the following from INTELLIGENT and respectful
Farmer of Weztchester county
FokpHAn, August 10, lsl..
DR.. Tdpnsend-Dear Sir have little girl seven "
Of who has been several yean afflicted with Fits
tried almost everything for her. but without
although could find Recommendation circulsI
for cases like hers thought a. she was very deoat
health, would give her of your Sanaparlla md d.
glad did for only restored her strength ush
has had return of the Fs to great pleasure
We feel grateful Your, respectfully
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18
GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AID CHILDREN.

1t is the safest and most eectua medicine for purifying
the system and relieving the suengs attendant upon child
birth discovered 1t both the mother and the
shd prevent, pain and disease increases and enrcss hs
highly useful both before and after confinement a. il pre-
vents diseases costiveness pills.
ng, pain in the back and JOINTS false palms, hemorrh ee
and IN regulating the secetons and equazng the c ua
ton has NO equal The great of this medicine d.
always safe. and the most delicate and most successful:
very lew cases require other medicine some itte
castor oil magnesa useful Exercise in the omen an
and light food with this medicine will always insure sss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

CANKER IN THE MOUTH.
Below il account of another child saved Dr. Town
sends Sanapaa has saved the lives of thousands of chill
dnen. The following certificates selected from grea
number received this week.
NEW YORK, April /, 1877.
DIR. TonasenG-Dear Sir One of my children was veU
with Canker the Mouth and Throat attended with
great debility came dying obtained .ome of you
excellent medicine and cured directly for which as
you feel very grateful. YOup, respectfully,
ELIZABETH Fowler. u Desbfossesss.
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Town.ends Sanepanlls soveeigB and speedy eure
for Incpent Consumption Barfenness Polapsus Utsi on
Falling Of the Womb. Cosyeness. Piles LeucIonhes or
Whites obsruoted difficult Menstruation Inconsenos
of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the genera
prcstaton of the system-no matter whshe the result fila
heent produces By inegulaty nea OF %
ehscts the human Frame Peons, all weakness and las
stude from taking at become robust and full Of
under its influence Ii immedediately oounterac Tie
nerveessness of the female ame which the great Of
cate nature exhibit certificates curss performed but
we can assure the afflicted that hundreds Of have ssn
reported Thousands of where families have been
without children after using few bottles of this invaluable
medieine. have been blessed with fine healthy offsprpR
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-03-23
NJ E D ICT N ES


For the Summer OF J s4S
mt P. MOODY has just received from
1N. Philadelphia, and is now opening toi
inspection full and complete assortment o.
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils and Dye
Stuffs.
ALSO,
an assortment Of BOOKS & SrATIONE-
RY, comprising good variety of Foolscap
and Letter Paper, Quills, Steel Pens, Draw
ing Paper, Crayons, Note Envelopes, Bris-
tol Boards, Sand Boxes, (fancy) Ink, Ink
Stands, Paper Boxes, &c.
- ~ I'D
well selected lot of fPERFUMES, Toilet
Bottles, Soaps, Hair Oils, Beef Marrow,
Powder Pufs, Cologne Water, all sizes,
French Extracts, Smelling Bottles, Otto
Rose in Gilt Walls, and general assort-
ment offancy articles, selected expressly for
the Ladies.
ALSO,
a full assortment Of Patent Medicines, Ply
sicians Pocket Instruments, Reverseaction
Scarifcators, Tooth Forccps. Stomach
Pumps, Dissecting instruments, Evans
Lancets, &C., &c.
Prescriptions compounded at all hours.
June %, ls4S. 43
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-03-23
HO M EOPATHY Y

nR ADAMS having located, himself a,
~ Port Gibson, would respectfully give
notice to its citizens and surrounding coun.
try, that he is prepared to treat disease, both
acute and chronic, according to the princi-
Piles ofthe Homeopathic System Of Practice.
Having had the advantage of thorough
education in the old school of medicine, and
over ten years practice according TO its
principles; and more recently, having stu
died the new or Homeopathic method, and
practiced it with most satisfactory success
for seven years; he feels warranted in assu-
ring all who may wish to test the superior
claims ofthe Homeopathic practice, that he
has it in his power to give them all the ad.
vantages, both of knowledge and expert
ence, that they can secure any where.
As a test of the efficacy and power of
this practice, cases are solicited which have
been treated in vain by the ordinary means.
Amy information or explanations on the
subject will be freely given by calling on
DIR. A., at his room, at the Washington
Hall.
Reference B Thrasher, Esq. Port
Gibson, DR.. w. ]. Gibson, Clifton, Hon.
w. L. Sharkey, Gen. Bradford. II. L.
French and S. F. Hunt, Esqs., Jackson.
DIR. Caspair, Louisville, KY, DIR. Temple,
St. Louis, Drs. PuIte and Bauer. Cincinnati,
DIR. Davis, Natchcz, and Dr. Kellog, New
Orleans,
Port Gibson, October 13, ls4s. 7-tf
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-03-23
The Plough, the LOoIn, and
THE ANVIL
To he Friends Of .4grfcultatre, Mqnufc,.
fures. and all the useful branches .,
American I107iSfru

To the Friends Of agriculture, Mannfr,
fures, and all the usstM branches n
.americm, Industry.
FEyHE object in view, in he es,.bl,bm,,,
l. Of This work, is not merely 10 amu,. :,
readers with accounts Of extraordinary c,a,,
from single acres, and prodigious weigh, e
bulIocks, sheep and hogs. No!-the pn,no'.
is TO keep the reader advised Of ali realy g.,
and valua Bile discoveries and improvement, !
the implements and animals employed n -,
culture; and in the processes and princpl.s i
the most profitable systems of Husbandry n,l
its various branches-this is not all. If il Hr,,
the single word PLOUGH might sufficient,
evince that purpose; hut the fact is faf olbe.
wise. By adding to il, the LOOM and The an
VII, the Editors design TO indicate ut once
that another and leading object is, TO rnloIc,
their belief, by proving its truh, thai Inc
Plough never has, nor ever can prosper 80 well
as when the Loom and the Anvil are al work
as near 10 it as the nature Of things will .d
nit; anL therefore, that the Planter and The
Farmer ought heartily to unite 10 cause The
establishment Of an efficient and permanent
system of protection, such as would draw 4
round them, not only the Loom and The Anvil
but the Saw and the Trowel, and the Lapslort
der that those engaged in cultvating the SOL
may save in the sale of their produce both tins
and labor, for the enrichment Of their lands and
themselves.
But this is not the place to 60 iEto urgu
ments to prove these positions. We IesPscliuI
ly solicit those to whom our best days have
been devoted, 10 study the subject in the psgs
Of the work we offer; foi Of all classes Of sncie
ty, this question of Protection or Free Trade Is
most interesting 10 those who shonld desire 10
multiply consumers. not rivals. in The produt
tion of the fruits Of Agriculture.
The terms are-$2 each. where five uniis-
SO for two subscribers, and 50 for single one
SixIy-four pages monthly, printed in The bsn
style, and on the best paper.
j. The work being stereotypcd, the back nEn
bers may always be had.
Address, ] S. SKINNER,
81 Dock St, Philadelphia
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-03-23
Spices! SDices!!
A. j. M'GlLL,

rs now receiving his New Goods, lately
i purchased by himself in Philadelphia,
New Yotk and Boston. They consist ofa
full assortment of Drugs, Medicines, Chem.
icals, Paints, Oils, Brushes. &c. Togeth.
er with the greatest variety of fancy articles
ever brought to the market. Splendid Note
Paper Envelops, seals, waters, cards, games
ofthe most amusing kind. Tooth brushes,
nail brushes, hair brushes, comb brushes,
pocket combs, coarse combs, fine combs,
ivory combs, shaving brushes, shaving box
es, snuff boxes, Chapman's razor straps,
Wade & Butchers celebrated razors, pen.
knives Of superior quality. Also letter pa
per of the best quality, cap paper, blank
books, mem. books, school books of all the
various kinds that are in use in the South,
toy books for children, &c.
All these articles are offered at rs low
prices as the present times will afford.
September 30, 1913. 5-tf
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-03-23
FRESH ARRIVAL

UST received and nov crenino :, !
y store Of POTTS & HASTINGS q 10 !
large supply Of Fresh Groceries, ssrs : :
Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, coarse 4 ineS.s S y
Superior Green and Black Tea; "
Table Salt, in boxes;
Sperm and Star CaDdles>
Soap Of various brands;
Starch, Sweet Oil, KetchupsE
Soda Biscuit and fresh Boston Bi,cO;,.
New York Goshen and Western Rt..
Butter Crackers, Buckwleat Flonr. '''''
Lard Oil, Whiskey, Porter, outs. ( pin..
Nails, Powder and Shot, Pipes '
Tobacco of all qualities, &c. &c
Western Produce always on hand i, G.,,l
Gulf prices, as Flour, Cheese, Onion, I,' ?.
tatoes, Lard, Bacon and Hams. :,
Dec % II
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-03-23
KNAPP 6 CHANDLER,
Dental Surgeons,

NATCHEz, MIss
DR. CHANDLER will return 80 Por
~ Gibson during the summer. All ope.
rations in Dental Surgery performed ac.
cordlng to the latest scientific improve
ments in the art, and marrdmed durable
for life.
Persons whose means are limited will
be accommodated at prices in accordance
thereto.
DIR. C. will wait upon persons at theil
residence, if desired.
Requests may be left with A. J. McGiIl,
Druggist.
Port Gibson, Jan. Is, l84e. 2O-tf
For the satisfaction of those who are unac.
quainted, the following extracts may not be
deemed inappropriate
From the Southern Watch Tourer.
LOOK TO YOUR TEETH.
We would call the attention of the citizens
of Rodney to the card of DR.. Chandler. We
would recommend DIR. c.. as one Of the most
competent and expeditions operator with whom
we have ever been acquainted, and hope he will
receive The liberal share of patronage which his
gentlemanly department and skillful capacity
SO justly merit.
Extract from letter from DR. For
DR.. James Andrews:
Dear Sr-Alow me to acquaint to YOU with
Dr. Chandler of the firm of Knapp, Westcott. &
Chandler The Doctor purposes visiting your
place and vicinity for the practice of his prcfes
sion-being Dental Surgeon. As a
skllfui operator, | deem him unsurpa ssed-and
for case to his patients during operations, ca n
safely say that he is unsurpassa Bile. lie has
operated on my teeth and given me degree OF
satisfaction heretofore unfelt-having been sew.
ernl times previously in tbe hands Of members
OF his profession.
Yours with the greatest respect,
BENZ. r. FOX.
Extract from latter from Or BenJrook to Gen.
Cha les Clark
NATcuEz. July 2, 1896
Dfdr SH-* DR.. c. is Of the firm
Knapp, Westcott & Chandler, and when | say
TO you that he is a superior Dental SURGEON
mean mhdt I sag. and have had an opportunity
Of seeing great amount Of his work here s
well az seme on my own teeth, and those of my
wife, you may recommend him TO Your nGmer-
Gus acquaintanccs without the least fear of dis.
appointment.
Your friend and obedient servant,
ID. G. BENBROOK.
ErtrGct from a letter from DR. McPheeters 10
DR.. John III. Duncan.
NATCHEz, July 8, 1916
Dear DoctOr:-Permit me To introduce 10 v,ur
acquaintance DR. Chandler who proposes prac.
tislng his profession Of Dentistry in your County.
You will find him pleasant gentleman and
very skillful Dentist.
Very respectfully. Yours.
Fl. McPHEETERS.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-03-23
Look well TO your CoIds
gOUEha ahd
They may termindte in a scn,n, :

They may terminate IN a scn,eJ =
upon yoar Lungs. 'orsl
A J.. McGiLL, Druggist, has ,O.,.
II. parations that are recomna"s! Ian! Pc
the cure Of coughs, colds, and al ll%otS !! !, Io
fections Of the lungs. Among tban "sa af
DIR. Swayne's Syrup Of Wild Gu" Af'
DIR. Wister's BaIsam of Wild CITY CITY
DIR. Jayne's Expectorant. ffr
DR.. Thomson's Syrup of Tar ana \,
Naptha. WOO
o. O. Woodman's Syrup of Liy.r.
Taylor's Balsam OF Liyerwor w.t.
DR.. S A Pearson's Expcctorant
DIR. Townsend's Sarsaparila.
DR.. Cox's Hive Syrup, for Crou,
Jube Paste-Ext. Liquoricc,
Rogan's Cough Candy.
All these are for sale on their ovr
mendation, by Al McCu lFfoN' con-
Nov "a - L'
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-03-23
Moral Cosmetics.


re who would save your features Aorid,
1.-the limbs, bright eyes, unwrink,ed forehead
From ages devastation hnrrid,
Adapt this plan:
Twill make, in climate cold or horrid,
A hale old man.
Avoid in youth, Injurious diet,
Restrain the passions lawless riot;
Devoted 10 domestic quiet,
Be wisely gay;
SO shall ye. spite of ages fiat,
Resist decay.
Seek moi in marnmon's worship pleasure,
Hni find your richest, dearest treasure
10 books, friends, music. polished leisure,
The mind, not sense,
Aake the sole scale bv which ye measure
Your opulenee.
This is the solace, this the science,
Lies purest, sweetest, best appliance,
That dssppoints not mans reliance,
Wllate'er his state;
Bat challenges with calm defiance,
Time, fortune, fate.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-03-23
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND
FICKSBURG PACKET.
G + N W @ R T H
ehz5s-rE1Slf

T. &. CHARLES, MASTER.
WILL run regular during the season, be-
w tween New Orleans and Vicksburg;
leaving New Orleans every Thursday at 5
o'clock, P. NJ, and arrive at Grand Gulf on
Saturday morning at O'Clock. Returning,
will leave Vicksburg on Monday, at II
o'clock NJ, and Grand Gulf, same day at
6 o'clock, P. VI. The Gen. Worth will
land passengers at any point on the river
between New Orleans and Vicksburg.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
w. c. PARKE, Agent.
Grand Gulf August Is, 184s. 5l-tf
@At present the Gen. Worth will ex-
tend her trips to Providence, Louisiana.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-03-23
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
Dlssl = NIE,ea Ds ssSS
VEG k.I|.: :, B I : Z Isl
And Tonic amid Resforn1ive Ri1ter,

ana EonHc and Restorative Bitters.
For The cure of Headache, Giddiness, Mea.
sles, Salt Rhcum, Rheumatism, Piles, Hear
burn, Worms, Dyspepsia, Scurvy, Cholera
Murbus, Jaundice, Coughs, Quinsy, Pains in the
Back, Whooping Cough, inwar Weakness.
consumption, Fits, Palpitation OF the Heart,
Liver Complaint Rising in the Throat, Erysi
pel1s, Deafness, Dropsy, Asthma, Itchinqs Of
the Skin. Fevers of all kinds, Colds, Gout, Grs.
vel, Female Complaints, Nervous Complaints,
and all other diseases arising from
impurities of the Blood.
Ana Morbid secre1ions of the Liver and
Ut Every disease TO which The human flame
is subject originate from impurities of the blood
or arrangements or the Digestive Organs. DR..
sPencer's VEGETABLE MEDICINES being
compounded exclusively of such ingredients as
nature intended should operate on the impurities
of the human 81 stem,
Strike at the Root OF Disease.
removing all impurities from the body, opening
the pores externally and internally; sepa rating
all foreign and ebaoxious PARTICLES from the
CHYLE, SO that the blood of which il is the origin
must be thoroughly pure--necessarilv securing
free and vigorous action to the Heart, Lungs,
Liver and Stomach, thereby
Restoring Health,
by opening the pores, cleansing the veins and
arteries, nnimpe6ing all the ma tural vents, and
purifying The blood, they render the system not
only thoroughly sound, but almost imperyious
To disease,
Even when all other ETeans have Failed.
9 q q q q .
BWithin The last twelve months more than
one hundred cases of the most aggravated forms
of DYSPEPSIA have been cured by this Mcdi.
cine, where rigid dieting. the Blue PHI, and
almost every other means had been resortsd to
without any benefit, and when death stared its
miserable victim fully in the face. If DR.. SPEN.
GERS MEDICINES were not adapted to the cure of
any but this
Distressing Malady,
their uniform success in this disease alone would
be sufseisnt to
"Waft on to fame"
the name ofthe inventor
AS a Esenefacaor OF his Species.
No Family should be without them.
A fresh supply just received and FOR sale BY
A. ]. McGill and N. P. Moody. PORT Gibson,
and BY agents throughout the State.
March IS, I6f9 rAp. 20
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-03-23
DIR. LARZETTPS
J UNO CORDIAL,


LNOR both male and female-prescribed as
- an effectual restorative in cases of debi
llty, impotency, or barrenness, and all rrrepu.
arities Of nature. 1t is al. that it processes 10
be, viz: Natures grand restorat tive and remedy
for those in the married state without offspring
u has been used with complete succcse by some
Of the first families in this city, and proved H.
self to be a boon, which has been the cause o.
blessingsof priceless value, by acting as resi-
tosatlve to remedy these inexplicable irreguia.
rites OF nlture, tina existence of which renders
the married state barren waste, and void of
happiness.
1t also possesses the unrivalIed qualities eof
curing incipient Consumption, and have ad-
ministered il with great SUCCESS 10 patients who
have sought our delightful climate for the res.
toration of their health, and the result is thai
medicine has been dded to the catalogue for
tho cure of inciPient consumption.
TO spread wide the blessings Of this medicine.
have appointed Messrs Judson & CO.. of The
city of New York, in the United States Of Anne.
RIGA, my sole agents for its sale; and none can
be genuine unless il comes through them, and
their signature is on The wrapper.
ANTONIO LARZETTI, M. D.
| NAsLEs, July 10th, I847.
CAuTIoa.--KsE for tie Juno Cordial and take
no other.
Sold in Port Gibson By A. J. McGILL and
N. P. MOODY; in Grand Gulf by C. Shrieve
in Natchez by Fox.
March Q, I849. M 97.Iy
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-03-23

MISSISSIPPI.
STILL continues to be the place of at.
y traction where TRANSIENT PERSONS and
BoARDERs receive the best of fare and the
strictest attention. Charges regulated up
on liberal principles, and always positively
low; the proprietor therefore solicits a con-
tinuance ofthe liberal patronage heretofore
extended by the travelling public and dothers.
NJ. A. McNEMAR.
Grand Gulf Nov. II, ls4s. 126m
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-03-23

SANFORD, MASTER.
T1IIE new and elegant steamer Princess,
i No. 8, Sanford, Master, will run as
regular packet, Winter and Sumner, be
tween New Orleans and Carthage, La,
leaving New Orleans every Tuesday even
ing, at 5 o'clock, and arrive at Grand Gulf
every Thursday evening, at o'clock. Re-
turning, will leave Carthage every Friday
morning at 6 o'clock, and Grand Gulf at s
o'clock, A NJ. Shippers of freight and
passengers may rely on the promptness of
the arrivals and departures ofthe Princess.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
to II. S. FULKERsO ON, Agent.
Grand Gulf Sept %, ls4s. 4-tf
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-03-23

dIIu says ne UElOHgs 10 no.
mas Baden, Of Mobile, Ala, and that he
runaway about the middle of September.
Said negro is very black, has no marks
or scars percelvable, is about % years old
and 5 feet 81 inches high. Had on when
committed blue ribbed cottonade pants, blue
striped gingham shirt and broad brim drab
wool hat.
The owner of the above negro ;s barabv
notified TO come forward and comnIv w;,b
the law in such cases made and nroyidad
or he will be dealt with accordinolv.
r NJ MOORE,
Sheriff and JaIlor c. c.
Nov 10, 1S4s. l1.tf