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commissioners Sale.

In the Superior Court Of Chaneerg of Ae.
STATE Of Mississippi
Christmas Livingston, and Prime, Ell. al
(3677l Us.
The Planters Bank Of the State Of Mis-
sissiPpi, ct. al.
FINDER a decree Of said Court made
~ in the cause above stated on the
10Th day Of February, l849, and as
Commissioner Of said Court, appointed
by said decree,I will "WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER 28th, l849, within the
hours prescribed by law, at the front
door Of the courthouse in the town Of
Canton, county oil Madison, State OF
Mississippi, sell to the highest bidder,
on a credit Of six months, the following
described tracts or parcels Of land, ~.
ing and being in the said county and
State, viz:
North west quarter and east half Of
south west quarter, and west half south
east quarter Of section 4, and the fol
lowing lot: beginning at the northeast
torntr Of the north. west quarter Of The
afore said section No. A, running thence
in a north east direction with the MAR
road from Vernon to Rocky Mount, al
lar as the centre line OF said section
!, containing 80 acres, more or less.
Also, east half Of the north west quar-
her, and Is &C es off the north end o
the west half of the northeast quartz
Of section 9, all in township 8, range
west, containing by estimation $50 acres
conveyed to the President, Directors an,
Company of the Bank Aforesaid, b,
Thomas A. Henry, by Deed of the III
s March, 1912.
Also, the following described tract o
parcel Of land, situated 10 the count.
and State aforesaid and bounded as FOL
{ lows: beginning al a stake at the north
! west corner oil lot No. !, 10 square Nc
2, on the plan Of the town Of Sharon
Running thence north ! 8 links to
( stake and hickory pointer; thence We
( 972 links to a stake; thence south n
. links to a stake; thence east $40 links
i a stake thence south 800 links to
snake in The north ma gin Of the tow
Of Sharon; thence east with said margi
! 632 links TO the beginning, containln
! % acres, more or less, conveyed TO tn
i Bank azores lid by Mrs. Martha McGin
sey by deed the 28th November, 1874
4 Also, the three hundred and forty mir
four hundred and eightieths (349>4S(
Of the following described tract or pa
eel Of land situated in the county al
State aforesaid, to wit: North half
section II, township 10, range 8, cas-
northeast quarter Of section ID, tow
ship 10, range s., east:
All in the district oflands subjects sa
at Mount Salus, containing 480 acre
he more or less, being the same lands Gu
.. veyed 10 the President, Directors al
Company Of the Bank aforesaid, a
James NJ. Reynolds by John Read
deed Of the 9th Of February, 1840-wi
:. al! and singular the privileges, rtgt
and a"purlenances unto the same
! logging and appertaining. !.
The purchaser will be required
give bond and security according TO |;
Torthe payment Of the purchase none
] B. MAXWELL, Con r
~; Oct. 90, 1874. 6-6'
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FRESH AMI SELGcr'

DRUGS Ann WEDIGINES,
AT THE SIGN OF rur GOLDEN MoRIaR.
mRlEsTLEY s. MOsBY have recent-
y ly received from New York and
Philadelphia, a superior assortment OF
Fresh and Select Drugs, Medicines, 8c.
embracing nearly every article usually
found in Drug Stores, TO which they in
v:te the attention Of the public, their
friends, and particularly Physictan5.
AS we arc determined 10 deal in the best
MedtciHss, those sold by Us may DO re-
lied on. We agarTaM them such as re-
presented.
Fresh supplies will be ordercd and
received from New York, from time b
time. as required; all which we will sell
Ito punctual dealers, on short time, as
Toto as similar articles can Be offered u
any place in the Safe.
CASH dealers will always find il to
their Interest 10 call on
PRIESTLEY 4 MOsBY
Sept. 6, 1919.
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NEW GOODS!

RVHE subscribers have just received
from New Orleans. a large supply
of FANCY and DRY GOODS, for the
Winter. Among them are high and
loo priced goods for Ladies' Dresses.
Perfumery, ShavIs, Shoes. &c &c.
For GentIemen-Coats Pants. Vests.
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, OUercOatS, DC
Also, Glass, Crockery and Hardware
Domestics, CassimeleS, Br0Gdcloths, Cas-
sinetts, Linseys, &c. I,
All which they Offer very low for cash
Call and see. SOMMER d W.
Oct 6, 1849. 4-tf
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Administrators Sale.

HRY virtue Of an order Of the Honora-
D bic Probate Courto Of Madison Gun
ty, Mississippi, 4 will, as Administrator
Of the estate Of Mary Cockerham, decd,
sell TO the highest bidder, on a credit Of
one. and two years, on the premises, in
said county, ON MONDAY the Sd day Of
DECEMBER 1849, the following lands
and tenements lying in said county, to.
wit
East half Of northwest quarter, and
est half Of northeast quarter, and east
half of south west quarter, and west hall
Of southeast quarter, section 80, town
ship 8, range /, west.
Bond and good security will be re-
quired of the purchaser.
w. S. BAILEY,
Sheritfof Madison Co, and Admir-
Oct rs, l949. 5-S!
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rnN sTATR oF MIssIssIPPI,


Madison County.
By the Probate Court of said County,
September Term, I849
EFVO all persons interested in the lands,
n tenements, and Embellishments of
Waddell Sanders, deceased, Greetings
You are hereby cited to appear before
the Probate Court OF said county, on the
second Monday Of December. 1849, then
and there to shew cause, If any you have,
why the said court should not order and
decree the tands, tenements and heredi-
taments, described in the petition OF
Thomas Sanders, Guardian Of Robert
Ashley Norris, Edward Grigsby and
Madison Grigsby, minor heirs of said
Waddell Sanoers, to be sold according
to The prayer Of said petition, viz:
West half of southeast quarter, sec
ton twenty nine, township ten, range
two, east; west half Of north east quar-
ter, section thirty-one, township ten
range two, east; north half OF east hal
of northwest quarter, section lhlrty-one
township ten, range two, east; south hal
Of lot number seven, section thirty
township ten, range two, east, west hal
of north. west quarter, section thirty-two
township ten, range two, east; lot nine
section twenty-five, township ten, rang'
oua, east; east half ofnorth-east quarter
section thirty-one, township ten, rang
two, east; southwest quarter, section
twenty.ninc, township ten, range two
easl; all in the county Of Madison afore
said.
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ADMINISTRATOR,s NOTICE,

4 Ell ERS of Administration having
81 been granted to the undersigned at
the October Term, l849, OF the Probate
court Of Madison county, Mississippi, on
the estate Of Noah B. Hinton, decd, all
persons indebted to said estate will
please come forward and make immedi-
ate payment, and all persons having
claims against said estate will present
them, legally authenticated, within the
lime pre- 'cribcd by law. or they viii be
forever barred
WILLIAM H. HINTON, Admir-.
Oct. l3, 1919. SGT
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ncusAL sETTLEMENT.

lMnp
ais,,ia hereby given that the
dPsled administrator On the
Dscs~ll : Collins, deceased, will
GUH y Term, lS49, Of the Pro.
on, y. Madison \ county, present
eus,. hnal settlement, surron.
Po 1ad ask to be discharged.
Mis- l sssUoBERT LOVE, ADM.
6-6t
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CoMMIssIoNnR,s SALE.

David B. Crane and1
JohnR Jaffey, sur
wing PARTNERSHIP.
Us.
Samuel Hamilton and
Wife, and John H.
Rollins.
%Y virtue Of a decree Of the Superior
- Court Of CT ancery Of the State OF
Mississippi. made on the esd day Of jan
uary, 1849, in the above case. | will on
MONDAY. DECEMBER 10th, l849,
within legal hours, at the court house
door in Canton, proceed to sell TO the
highest bidder, on a credit Of twelve
months, the purchaser giving bond with
good security, the following lands lying
ia Madison county, viz. the northeast
quarter of section %, township II range
WIN. ]. benson, Com'r.
J Nov 8, 1919 est
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County.

By THE PROBATE Court OF SAID COUNTY,
July Term, l849.
VFNHE estnte OF IA Vanderhurst decd,
= having been reported to and declar
ed by said court insolvent; Notice IS
hereby given to all persons having
claims against the estate Of said deceas.
ei to present the same to the undersign.
ed,on or before the 9dMonday Of Febr'y
1860 their claims will be forever bar
red.
By order ofthe court.
j. It. CAMERON CIR:
Jul l4'49 As On
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lHE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison COunty-Ss.

his STATE OF MIsslSsIPPI,
Madison COunty-Ss.
hitler Of The Petition Of John r.
4 and others. for partition Of the
Nal estate Of Benjamin R. Locke,
aa,
Join B. HoWCoTF, Judge
Probate in and for the county Of
% STATE Of Mississippi Notice is
glsn that on application to me
aR Locke, Alfred VI Locke, Sam'I
70 and Andrew J Locke, o said
Fof Madison, who claim each an
at fifth part Of the personal es-
aaid Benjamin 4 Locke. deceased,
llhe hands Of John X Locke aud
y Locke, executors of the last
w testament OF said deceased,
%l'nnaled and appointed Joshua H
20 Benpmin Magruder and Sam
AgIuder, commissioners 10 divide
PERSONAL estate into equal parts
aHs' and unless proper objections
asd % me at Canton, on or before
~ Day Of January, 1870, the said
\ J Wagnon, Benjamin Magruder
anOeI Magruder, will then be ap
commissioners to make partition
PERSONAL estate, pursuant to ar
-,lsa 40 act concerning the par
slds held by coparceners, join
'ld tenants in common
" 99der my hand, this l4lh day 0
AhF lS49.
oHA B HoWCoTT, Judge.
l'io4S. 10-9w
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tof Safe o.. Rc11f.

o1te or Rent.
wv offer at public sale at the
S %aIE house in Canton, on MON
'lVEABER II, l849, our
I. ss.TE4M-MILL,
MN aver, 5 miles above Madison
rss'aeI with $50 acres Of Land,
S \. jug team and a stock Of hogs,
s ss.. Shown ut the sale, aud pos
N. g,'n ~ January, 1850. lfnoi
y more years.
,,o,, y, SOMMER & Co.
' 8-7t.
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ADMINISTRATORS notice.,

r ETFERS of administration having
H been granted to the undersigned b
the July Term, l849, of the Probate
Court Of Madison county, Mississippi,
on the estate Of John T. Weathersbee
deceased, all persons indebted to said
estate will please come forward and
make immediate payment. and all per-
sons having claims against said estate,
will present them, legally authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred.
liza. W. WEATHERSBEE, Admx.
Oct. IS, 1949. SIT
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Y ~Rargatns i1l LnmHa!


a' nargNinS i1G Lands!
J onsr for sale our wellknown
y, w. 'aluable tract Of land, con-
Ivy aeFes, on very liberal terms
sAeia We will sell the whole
AA may be desired. We think
e'emeuts and the land are not
Y no county. Come and see!
1slast Of the subscribers.
John N. ALSWORTH,
BENZ C. ALSWoRTH.
1.ots 8-tf
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,1TsTITE or MISSISSIPPI

fuI STATE y
Madison COunty-ss.
!. V,ohns Court of said County
i, osilat heirs and all Persons
sr.si d The Estate Of A. S.
hutchinson, deceased.
d are hereby commanded to ap,
~ before the Probate Court OF
suplv, at a regular term thereof to
@natthe court. house ofsaid coun
NJ Second Monday of February
dsn and there to shew cau,e, i
~ have, why The final account Of
aI, administrator Of the estatf
INV S Hutchinson, decd, should
tsDbated and allowed, and he dis
from said administration.
Witness, the Hon JOHN B
HowCoTT, Judge Of Probate
Of said county, the Secont
Monday Of November, in th'
yearof our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and forty-nine
and seal Of said court.
ID he 10Th day Of November
J.. IT. CAMERON, CIR,
II, lS49. 10-9w
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EWING TOBACCO

CHEWING TOBACCO
wEOUR boxes best James River Chew
p ing Tobacco, Just received and for
ale by
E. d WARD 4 co.
September A, l847.
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Witness the Hon. JOHN b.
Howcorr, Judge Of Probate
81 Of said county, the Second
LIS, Monday Of September, in the
##. rear -four Lord one thousand
eight hundred and foEty-nine,
and seal Of said court.
Lssuel the 18th dav Of September,
1849. Ut. CAMERON, CFk.
Sept. Is, lS49. lot
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BOmmefe!

IN Splendid, Fashionable Bon.
by received and for sale very
\ 1919 SUMNER q ! y y
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ans PEOPLE OF
mon COHNty,
VINO WISH TO PURCHASE
aBsAp GOOD
aOFE nLESS than CUST'
Canton before Christ.
4 mset other engagements
,, 'sd ny attention else,
.ousry, ! offer my entirely
,SpssIected stock Of
md Fancy Goods,
w. LESS Than COST
qSs SOCK embraces,
Goods, Ct lhing, Hats,
S..,: ShOss Carp ting. Car
S'@. Saddlsry Hard~dre'
Sg,iss, Combs Toys
Psrfamery' ,;a,
reimbursement never before
Canton, ! invite Merchants
psdIars, Planters LAWYERS
'drss, Esquires, and all other
N h by great bargains to cal
w Y themselves that am reall!
LESs than COST and n
S. MAYER,
,S,ots. opposite HerrOd's Hotel
anssr i, is4s. loft
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Table salt,

IN Boxes; a superior article, for sale
J. BY Gully 2sl p " MURPHY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-17
Late European News.

The Courier and Enquirer has a telegraPhIc
dispatch from London dated at a late hour on the
day Of the steamers sailing We copy the follow
ing. The Hungarian news has already been
mostly anticipated in our columns but we copy II
by way OF confirmation.
The late victories of the Ausirans were much eVse
ecraed In their fret reports The real facts OF the case
are a. follows The Hung arians having crossed the
Waag on the 18th and 2Oth inst suddenly made Nio
lent attack on the mpcriasts position aud penetrated
even into the center of them and alter btue OF thre
dave with the two mperiast armies. ne HH7gdrica rs
rereaed 10 thar former positions but not without having
by their onset done considerable damage 10 the impc
rialist CORPS The Russian General, Faniuua WAS
wounded snd the very tact that the Austrian bulletins
remain silent on the subject of the killed and wound
cd and the captured cannon and men, show that
the intelligence which they have to communicate on
that score lie by no means cheering.
Tho Austrian papers publish decree o the Aus'ilsr
commander. in chief Gen Haynau, in which that mill
sry chttan states that the inhabitants of the borough
OF Bo schar Kang having aided and allotted the nun
carian insurgents in their attack upon the brigade OF
General Wyss he Gen. Haynau) has ordered he to'0H
10 b. burnt aud dHRhaied and that THIS ORDER was exc
cuted on the 2ist instant
The Cholera and Typhus Fever continue doing thci'
work in the lmperialst armies. Our correspondent
informs us that 300 sick solders lnone OF them wound
all were brought Into Vienna from Oldenbure on the
2tth inst The unfortunate Hungarian hussars thal
attempted to desert from the lmpcreis standard ana
return to their own country have many OF them as
we're captured suffered cruel punishment Their
leaders three non commissioned officers were KILLED
on the spot Seventeen young recruits were sent 10
the Italian army and the rest OF seventy were decima
ted Seven were shot ON the s3d inst
IL stated that the French Government has received
telesraphc dispatch announcing that the frepch hal
occupied Montorio, which gives them command OF
mart n he civ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-17

IN ronnnsr.ss ~ tens sni companies o. hundred. -
v.ny 6f t,sfl are provided ior such tip and,
1frf rrey o.. properly eqlpp@d toe caslates 60 s-n
- srl srll.oL would over = n.lr numbers CT. t-sll .
ss-tst 'le bel es 1-1 .acccr -e unfortunate fne a.
urn md r-.1rel prevent 80 miserable an neIi
rrr1lg scenes which desrfuiCn and ire frenzy ~
s,-ls alton have oec.si11s.y produced sons ia0se d.
t-lt aud Difficult, routes Gsn- Taylor. upon IS o. :
notion mas gwen orders that tee troops the pzy aA1
tie IN the pgs-es.l9n ~ TO gFeTrmeAi = Ell
p.cyed AT the expeditions sent OH on Whatever
Jtaer duty have been Instr acted ard most ~ to-'
provided il relation ~ this rlercii- duty. a. %
them c0nduce % lie ssie-y ~ lie ensrants ~ -frf
AK b. Indians fear Of them cor-iort ana '-erl
ne wanderers - the snowled.e that their 'oVeiA
mert is watching over their safety ..
To carry out r.ore e-ecfUaly cur treaty - puh4o"s
n.ta Mexico . prov.oe ~lin some desret Of ce'-AH
~ for the enforcement n me revenue Avs 20 lll'
force tne coumancln. ofcers IL Se"NeKic' ana A-l-
iona n inunidaie nc lnasn tEioes a4ons tAe INES
Of emigration % ray an insplrt To en- ans iIe'i-
selves and 20 the straescr succor te 1A' Iee'
The starving rescue from destruction such % our co-h
rryfren sud co1l:rywOmen a. may De oteii4A.A ~
H. Casualties OF long and hazardous journey me
Pread-n, las pursuc1 the course herein stateh IN
ssU u The law aud the eK.gencies Of ne pu2.. 'ef
v.ce d. Commander OF The Army, and as Cniei Asss
trte caring 0r the People ne has ordered tnese
o. De done lie has done upon III own rPon'lo.-
r. All prepared - submit the mouFe ana me .. To
Con glcss AID L.s country.
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Indian Trouble. In New.MeXice.

The essential facts OF tho tolioxiDs which we
copy from the 81 Louis yai0s were telegrsphed 10
The TfbAas some days ago.
INTEL seucs has been received from ssnts 10 to the
ith OF june
The Apache Indians continued their relations and
murders ZEN murders had been committed by them
near ABOUT Capt Chapman. OF the Sants 20 Guards.
went in pursuit and came up shout 10 or 6Olodges
AbiQui. At about 80 yards from the lodges which
we're securely ,ncsmped in deep canon, Capt Chap
halted ana demanded the murderers OF those who
had been killed Not being given up, and the Indians
having commenced some movements Tor the purpose Of
attacking the party, Capt Chapman ordered hs men II
ire This was DONE aud returned By the lndisus whp
Immediately led to the brush. A charge was then
then made by Capt Chapman, the Indians routed. AID
he camp taken The chief and twenty men Of the 10
sns mere killed Il IL supposed their force exceeded
30. one man OF Capt Chapmans force named John
galloway. and black boy were mortsily wounded
two others were wounded one badly
Dr. Lemon, alas Bil Snooks, and company party
OF bandits, Il was reported had been huied by the
indians
Capt John Fbbets Of the y. Sr'ehs,Aoes- @
arrived at santa Re On 27t in O. days from Fort
smith. The uurnb"s oi trsFenns Gays was " 'S~
The Cnerolcc and Mississippi companies arrived on
the "a Of June, and reported accompany Of ia mon
four ~ hse days behind
The santa Fe Republican SAYS:
There a.carcy Of ws,sr and grss shout 2ol miles
from this place and they think decidedly advisable fof
all emigrans coming the southern route, to come north
0t his route, water and grass viii bo ekeesdingy
IN avery short time. BY Information received nom
The reliable there can be no doubt but thai
summer s4s by lar thu most direct aud practicable
route nom Fort Gibson to ihis point"
Lieut.. PleasantOn, I'd Dragons Aid to Gen Y y
smith with Of 10 men. lett tho 9Th Juns
tor aliionia Capt Bucord, with escort OF ~ nen.
was to leave on the 5th for the United States.
Capt Marcy. of 5th Infantry, with an oricsr OF M
Typographical corps, with company Of infantry (ss
sth r. and detschmont OF 30 dragons. on the
route from Fort Smith for the purpose OF opsnsns 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-17
Letter from { china.

The following extracts from ietier. Gated
March %. Lag. from Hon. John ". DAVIS. COnms-
.ouer 70 Chss 70 brother in this city Major Henry
/ Davis vii be read win some interest
Maysvlle Eagle.
China IA n most excited condition, growing Ogt Of
,h n-o6sby q war between ibis country and r. gland
TINS condition Of hisp readers Insecure he Ayes And
"a confusion AL Business e suspended and robberes
~ snt and Of every day occurrence No for
sfyr.r ventures outside OF ms 1omcu without beu
xrned for defense Aher the 9Th OF April coming hope
things will better aspect That "a the day frsd
~ treaty for a. foreigners enter the walled City OF
c,noo-snd II Il 10 anticipation thar the English viii
force theE open the city ssies that al this trouble and
excitement exis,sT
The Preble with John w Davis, IT. a. .rruz Lieu
tenant PAS gone 10 japan 10 release some AmsnesE sail
ors that are ~ prison Iners-
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y to collect for hr onssz Wan Nosi.nd Who Srssed
Nm ook him before Ju<uee Lafhrop DO hsd " ~ he
ehsrse mas n.ned kS~.s 4 B.ll Vas Yesterday
o. stealing horse ard ~sgon The properly Of Henry
Benedict Of NJ. - M.etoass-st Coanited - seer
O. gan % the sixth Nsrc Yesterday sfres;ed sh~rock
Lehri ard NOrssn n Wstson ne chsge Of sedurto,
ard srceny II sppesrs thai hey lnc1ced ismse nsmet
here compelled her ~ tArrsts 70 prostitute herself sns
heh they robbed h~r Of a. ~ Comritted -Occev
Horica ~ TIE Second Ward Yesterday srreset Al nt
v.dusl nsmed Jlass Phillips. on complaint pfs~rref
chs-Erg hrr with sfesng fou - trunk ~sieh vsoc.
- ali a. bis Tie accused boarded Of the s.rr~
use WIKI complainant II Phfhrs' truns Was oond
.ei Of too. 10 esiher 5sg He'd % snsser....A mas
luau. Warner with strtsing him ana her sn.c,hins e.
from r.. hxrd with which - ran 90 Nhea arrested,
found n hei aud denied having any kno~ edge
ire trSrsscco1. hrc Tor cxsninsuou A man safned
Henry Srvder arrested yesterday ~ Cart Csrpenfcr
ot Zoe Ffh Wart charge 81 attempting Ia All Fs.
eorner = Washington and Deshrosscs ss srpe-rs ma
ne ecc sec bad sot INTO quarrel And ~ss sssse ns Ar
e4arfN ivmac when Of the nyssaders nterfefrrd
- nsn went into he house snt deo~rseiy frrt pistol
sdec VII shot into he crowd. wourding ne pefs,ns
shove named. A at about IL q sso sef
ousN wocncec sev-rsl shot having stIgck him IN The
oressi SRI itiSh SNYDER was iccs~f for exsnfirs
don. ONcer Nyait n The seventh Msrs evening
arrested elbow naInei Joan wrishl On chsr.e II rfus
the money drawer OF Jszics Mckay u rs eOnieui. lie
was con rifrd Aouat q o'cock his morning cscef
keer - De FClrth ard. arrested named jobs
( 'nerv Charge % knocking Gown and attempting
rob fiesri Ryan OF rs w.fcl Tie wss committed
evening shout ,. o'clock woman rsui~d Bris-s
Ravens sAkcn cgsiody q cnsfgecf burglar
forcihy entering TIE premises Of Tmcihy ncvsn shs
was committed ~ jusuce hounuoFt. A. an early boar
hs morning fellow n-nei Joseph Hobby srresssi
~ charge = beug disordeAy snd threaieuins cssh
1-cfr Murphy Committed.
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Mackenzie Delivered up.

WON he fhlaasllhA Tenn, Vaaalol M0nla' "0F7'E
NEw-NOEK, July H. e
VIM l. Mackenzie, who was before Judge Edmonds, q
few days since writ Of hsbeas corpus has been deV'
cred ap 10 the Canadian authorities by order OF the Secre
tAry Of Stale.
VIVA, doe. the above mean-and by what authority
does the Secretary give up citizen OF the United
States to any foreign power Ed Pennsylvania
The above may be tsae, but as we had the
pleasure Of bidding Mr.. Mackenzie Good Morning
few hours since we don't believe it Ed. T'rib.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-17

TRADE or HUxeARr.-We find in the London
Wsskly Nars Of 3Oth ut statement Of the Commerce
Of Hungary for lsa2 in which the imports are stated
sl4,lS54OO. Of which slo,764,65o were for cotton
and wooden manufactures Among the exports tina,
year were hemp and lnsced oils grain. &c. valued al
s32SOOOQ cattle S3OOl.OOO, tobacco 900, fowls
SOS 90 wool 4OOOOO cwts SC. Austria has confined
the trade of Hungary far possible TO oarternS
with the Austrian provinces The Hungsrans are
now dcsirous 70 trade freely with all the world