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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-21
Cure for Whooping Cough.
Commissioner Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the uudersign-
IN ed have been appointed by Hon. Arnold
Blaney, Judge of Probate for Lincoln County,
Comm issioners Of insolvency on the estate OF
James Hunnewell, late Of Wiscasset. in said
County, deceased, and that six months are al
lowed by law, for the creditors Of said estate to
presen, and prove their claims. The under
signed will be in session at the office Of Henry
Inga lis in Wiscas sci aforesaid, on Monday The
the 9Th day Of May next. on MonIay first day
of July next and on Saturday the Oath Gay OF
August next. for the purpose of receiving and
examining the claims Of the creditors Of said
estate.
HENRY INGALLS,.
JOHN B. NANCE.
Wiscasset, Feb. rs, 1850. 3w37
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-21
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
AND
Depot of Bronze Powders.

THE subscriber, Importer and Manuacurer, keeps
i constantly hand the largest ass nent OF
MU.ICAL INSTRUMEN
of every puun iii tn. Cniled aies also BRONZE
row EN- co.ors AMI qualities Oi the best ger
man manufacture Ouch Metal. Florence Leaf Gold aud
ult.a Marine and Which he w sell on reasonable
keepers requested 10 call and examine
his large assortment before purchasing elsewhere
-. EDWARD BAACk,
.f. ss Fulton ST. NEW YORK.
March oOih ls50- dwSQ
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-21
Ladies Fair.

The Ladies' of the First Unitarian Congregational
Society of this city, will hold Fair for the sale OF
manufactured articles, the City Hall Tuesday af-
,ernoon and evening exi i26ih inst.l
Abundance 12ls cents
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-21
Notice.

I HAVE this day left nh Messrs RANDALL Book
Err the benefit of my creditors, ail notes und ac
cuuIs due me. Ia few favored small pied and
with Them seit cement mus be nude.
BAH, March 10 1850. SWISS }. t. GILMAN
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-21

The DEMOCRATIC REVIEW for March contains,
besides its usual amount of interesting matter,
the portrait of Hon. David T. Disney, mem.
Der of Congress from Ohio. with sketch of
his life; also portrait of Lewis p. Clover,
prisoner of war. accompanied with memorial.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-21

ELECTION IN New HAxpsHIRE. annual
State election came off on Tuesday, which has
resulted in an increased majority in favor of
the democracy. In the towns heard from the
democrats elected ll6 representative. and the
wings IS, making gain to the democrats of
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-21
Just Received.

DBbS. hest FLOUR, Kegs OF LARD, Superior quality
ID of HANDSOME prime N O. SrGAR.-boxes of
RAIsISs-some extra quality of ToBAcco-new Mo
LAs<Es-bags OF Ground Rock SALT, &c, &c. all OF
which will be sold cheap. J. :. SEWALL.
March 20 81
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Commissioners Notice.

WE the subscribers having been appoint
w ed by the Judge Of Probate to receive
and examine the CLAIMS Of the creditors Of
Charles w. Peterson, late of Bath, deceased,
whose estate is represented insoivent, give no.
tice that SIX mouths, commencing from the
25ih day of February A. D. 1851, have been
allowed To said creditors to bring in and prove
thesr claims, and that we will attend to the
rvice assigned us n, the Lincoln Bank in said
Bath, on the first Tuesdays of the months Of
April, May. June and July, al two O'Clock p.
VI. CHARLES DAVENPORT, I Co..
JOHN SHAW.
3E37
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-21

Estate of William Richardson.
II INCOLN, ss--At Probate Court hold
IL at Wiscasset, on the 25th day OF Feb
ruary A. d. 1850.
Ordered that Henry L. Richs rdson, Freder-
lex l.. Richardson and John q. Richardson,
Executors Of the last will and ieslame of
VIM. Richardson. late Of Bath, in said County,
deceased, notify the heirs at law and creditors
Of said WIN Richa rdson and all persons inter-
ested. that the first account Of dministra lion
on the estate Of VIM. Richardson, will be Of
fered for Allowance al Probate Court at Wis
casset, on The second day of April next, when &
where they may be present if they see cause.
Notice TO be given by publishing an attesred
copy of this order in the Eastern Times.a news
paper printed in said Balh three weeks success
sively before said Court Of Probate.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
Feb. in The year Of Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and fifty.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate
Copy Attest.
3w37 EDWIN S. HovEY. Register.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-21
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.
rInr.n-
ARRIVED,

THURSDAY March Is
ARRIVED.
Sch Turk. McKenney, Boston.
sch Virginia, (of Purtiand) Poor, New York. Flour
]. ID. Robinson.
Below, brig Mechanic, Chntmln.
CLEARED. -..s.s
Sch Atlantic, Savage, San Francisco.
SAILtD-Sch Ashland, for Cardenas.
SUNDAY, March Ii
ARRIVED.
Brg Mechanic, Chatham, Savannah.
Sch Arenzanendi, Snow, Boston.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-21

ARREST OF CouNrERFElrERs.-An extensive
gang of counterfeiters were arrested in Groton,
VT, last week. Among the numoer was Br,.-
fol Bill. SO called. who has been holden for trial
in CALEDONIA Co. under four indictments 9th
ers were holden on several indictments euch,
and two were discharged.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-21
Notice!
Notice..

ITO Alexander Campbell, Treasurer OF tho
/ town Of G eorgetown-This ceriifes TINT the
Sawmill nea. Thomas iieafs.ownsrs unknown,
is assessed on the list committed 10 me for coll
lection by ths Assessors OF The town Of George
town in the sum Of eleven dollars; and thai
the s, me is due and unpaid TO mo this day, /,
being more than six months from the day OF
commitment of said taxes 10 me by said assas-
ors. JOltN LENNAN, Co'lsctar.
Georgetown, Feb. is, 1850. SwaT
Augusta Age, please ccpyl
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-21
CHURCH ORGAN.

DOR sale Organ suitable for n small sized
Church-e.vsn feet sh-6ve feet wide aud
Two deep-AIahogany Cnse, Gilt show pipes 'front.'
hrs Siopt pspason and Principal through Ducias f0
middle c. four draw Stops and pedal 10 take OF the Prn
cpsl.
1twas built by Of the best builders in the country
and sold fault, but is 10 be removed In order
put larger one in its place.
is sanding in The First Parish Church in Ken
nebunk and be examined at time application
to GEO w BOURNE,
HENRY HfNGSBCRY,
orio GEO. W. HARDY, Postmaster.
Kennebunk, March. l, 1850, 2mSs
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State of Maine.

T INCOLN, $50 John S,inson and John Gilman
IL GREETING.
Whereas the of William F. Tarr, late of
W witch, said County deceased hath been repre-
srned insolveni and Insufficient all the
debts which the said deceased owed:
do the eiore hereby nominate and appoint you % be
with full power receive and examine
NIL the claims of the several creditors The said estate
and when you majority of you shall judge il e1pe
dent, you may require of each creditor oath iii the
form by law prescribed And you 10 cause the
times and places of your meeting. attend them for
that purpose he made known by causing advertise.
memi thereof TO be printed in the Eastern Times pa
per printed in Bath And six months hereby off,
ed The said creditors for bringing i'll their aims
and proving their dehs: The end of which lime you
make report and present list of all the claims
uuio the end that distribution may be made of
said among the creditors agreeable 10 the direc
lion of The law.
Given under my hand and seal of Office this 25th day
Of February d l55O
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate
Woolwich, March s, 1850.
LINCOLN, ss.-rhe above named John Siinson a ID
John iman personally appeared and made solemn oath
that they would faithfully and nparaily discharge the
trust aforesaid Before
BENZ. F. TAI.LMAN, Justice Of the Peace
The above appointed Comm ssioncrs will be in
sion al the dwelling house of the undersigned the FIRST
Monday of April. and the first Monday of The three
following months. from eight 10 ten O'Clock A M.where
they will examine the ciains presented against the es
Per order, JOAN SIN
Woolych March IL 1850 2,v2o
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-21
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Boston-Ar l3h, barque Mary Melville (of Pitts
tend "snser, New York to load for Ca "'nia; hriss
Holm. SIS Hole and Proyncet"wn; Versailles. of War
r-n) Pendleon, Cardenas 9th ul; schs Ontario, (of
Wadobor") Fai Hhani, Maanzas 2Oth ut via Holmes :
Hide; bray, Lewis Wiscas.et.
Ar I4rh. hrgs chaaes. T'ou. Havana, e3d ult; Aerial
Holiness llole-Ai Iith, sch I.an-,,n can. Pack
ard New Y"Ik for Portland; l-ih, brig WIN Cra~ fosd,
C"". stn. brs IN Ms'ea s%.S, New Or
leans.
New York-Cld l2rh, ship Tela.ser. Wood. San
Frarcisco.
Ar 18Th, sch WIN Pena, Hiuck,ey Pat au P ince 81.
Ar 18th, ID, till James II, my, 18th.
New London Ar 10Th seas Junn, Thomaston.
T.. ovidencc-i;el"~, iah. snip Z,raian, Chase, TIM
spaachic.la- sid, bsrqus pamarco,. HoAes, Bristol.
60 The railway to repair damages received nv T.
ting n h"Ie L"ggerhead Reef her outward
20 Apalarhccla.
l3ih ship Zar.tan from Apaachicola.
ewPort-Ar 18th, sch E'iz. Jane, Walden, Thorn
New Orlesns-Cld I4,h, ship Zenobia. Barker, New
York.
Boston-Ar 10th, sch Mary Ann, Williams, Bruns-
wic-.
I'D "lt; brig Alabama Of hi to) LIli Garden Sd
osl sch Emerald, tof rs"D i-wis, Carienas 10th ut
Orleans-Ar 5th ship kaahdin, Morse, 1.ond'n.
narque Indiana Watts, do. Towsd to sea. asth, ship
EmDlem and haTqur Rhnne
I'D It'll, ship Marathon, Patten Boston.
CID TN shi, Rockaway, b,sw~rth. Liverpool.
Chnrleston-ar l2th, brig Jaa Payson, Prehe,
Msianzas.
Key west-Ar ID, bri. Cushnoc, hickman, New
Sid ID. brig Wanderer. Liverpool
NorfOlk-Ar llIh, sch Hiuerna Eidridse, Baltimore
tor Faith
elphia-Barque Sarah boyd, for San Fran
cisco was p miles outside Cape -nlpen, 9Th, 10 An.
New YOrk-Ar l4th. schs Texas. Cutler; Rich
mond snow, AMI Sea Lion, brown, rbom, .ton; James
Henry Hlgtihs, saIh
Also al, sch Gordelia Smith. Thoma.,on.
Cid 10th, brig tlos, Col. urn. Apaachicola
Norwich = Ar 18th. sch Juno R,b' nson, Thomastop.
Bristol, NI-Ar I2th b.rqae Dama,iscottA, Ho~es,
Prov IdeDce, tn z the railway.
New L"ndon-Ar 18th, brig WIZ Crawford, Brook
ings, Bath for West Indies
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DISASTERS. &c

Sch Diamond Of aud ffom Thoma,ion FIR Boston, in
going into Gloucester 4th inst in the squa got
ashore on The fIac Rocks, and knocked h,e her
bottom She got off tide by throwing IS casks
Of lime and was taken To thu wharf, TO discharge
Brig Times. (0f Waidboro) Boston Gtom Matanzas.
has had heavy weather, and been twice bi wn IF The
coast On Thursday, in NNE gale. shipped n heavy
sea, which stated deck load, stove galley carried away
head ra and caused The vessel to leak hajey, mud
Ing lee shure, Race Pnint Gaze Cod IN
10 fath"ms was obliged tn away deck load, 81 hhds
molasses to save The vessel.
ship Realm, from New York for California, which
went ashore the 18th u, has been got of and lowed
% New York.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-21
THE BOSTON EMPORIUM OF
SHAWLS AND SILK GOODS.
JEwETT & PRESCOTT,
No. 2, MILK STREET.

HAVE received for the Spring Trade of 1850, truly
IL Magnificent Assortment OF SIAWLS, Silk Goods,
nc, winch ia submitted 10 the public, for approval
Cashmere, Long and Square Shawis-Puin Euibroid-
cred and Damask hguered Grape ShawIs-Bsy State
Long aud Square Shawls-Black Silk Shawls,-or
up the catalogue, erery Kind Of Sh'0is-R oh and
Elegant--Comrnon and substnntiul,-Low priced and
Expensive.
Black and Fancy Coored Silks for Dresses, in the
same unlimited variety of styles and qualities.
Cumeleon Satin de Chimes aud French Saiins.
Canton and India Silks and Shaws.
Grape und Cashmere Maniles and Scnrfs.
4 French Sacks Vsifes and Manti,la, in, true PARIS
Styles and Rich Silks in suitable widths for all those
articles.
Mourning Shayvls and Silk Goods OF nil kinds
Also, Fine Bonbazines and Alpaccas. Wide Silk
v-lveis for VisIes and Shawls
Each Steamer md Packet from Liverpool or Ha-
vre adds something new assortment, keeping it
fresh and attractive All Purchasers (sNclMdirF
the Ladies nasse are assured OF our Intention 10 pre-
all times tia Best Coods-the largest Variety
and a, urtfor, Loto Prtecs.
JEwETT PRESCOTT.
NO . MILK STREET, BOSTON
few steps from Washing ton Street. 3mis35
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-21

Thi beautiful agreeable and big concentrate dpre
paraiion al the WILD CHERRY" is now universal
y acknowledged to be the ony etecual cure Tor com
plants vi the Lungs and Throat In every ease the pa
tent r-evsd by its use, and IN most persevefed III
is permanently cured
The Formula from which il is prepared has been laid
before the Medical Colleges and large part OF the Ne
deal Profession of this country aud they have agreed
in according il unlimited praise rs the most sAu pre-
paraiun and the certain remedy for the diseases OF
the Lungs and Throat
We submtihe testimony OF few individuals from
The mass who have been benefited by IT'S use
READ THE FOLLOWING FACTS.
Dr.Brewsrer. of windham Co.. Conn, sends US the
following testimony:
DR. j. C. Ayer-Dear Sir:-I enclose you a certificate
from Mrs. Catherine Cady, highly respectable lady
OF this village wife of Mr.. Seth Cay, Deputy Sheriff,
Windham Co, Connecticut The cure IN her case was
very prompt, and has attracted general attention
w. A.BREWSfER, NJ. d.
WEST KILIISeLY, CT, Sept. IS, 1915
Thi. NAV certify that afflicted with a very
we're cough n,he winter Oh AIS. which threatened 10
terminate IN Consumption had ,ried many medicines
~ vain and was cured By tho use Of AYERS CHER
PICTORIAL. ~ CATHERINE x. CA0Y.
DIRECT EVIDENCE.
SrJ.C. Aver. Lnwell-Dear Sir Feeling under OBJ
lisa,ions 10 YOU for the restoration Of my health send
Won repor OF ny case, which you al liberty 10 pub
,sh Tor The benefit II others Last autumn took bad
cold accompanied by a severe cough, and made al
mary med without obtaining relief was obi sed
10 aivc IN business. frequently riscd blood aud could
gel no sleep night. friend gave me bottle OF your
Cherry Pecoral The of which nedialelv CON-
n,eucrd according TO directions have Just purchased
fifth bottle and am nearly recovered NOW sleep well
my cough has ceased, and all by the If your vaua
he medicine E.S. STONE,
Principal of Mt Hope Seminary.
From DR. Bryant. Druggist and Postmaster, CLicopse
Falls, Mass
DrJC Ayer-Dear Sir:-Enclosed please fndr nit
lance for all The Cherry Pecoral last lean u
hest aiingly say. thai medicine we sell gives sucl
,a,sfac lion as yonr's does have ever seen med
icine which cured many cases Of Cough and T.uris
Complaints Our physicians are using extensively il
the practice, and with the happiest ofccis.
Truly yours,
D. NJ. BRYANT.
Prepared by J c. AVER. Chemist, Lowell. Mass.
PRICE rs CENTS PER BOTTLE
Sold in Bath by DR.. ALBERT SHAW, and A. {
PAGE; Brunswick VIM Baker, Wiscasset, Eimur
Dana DaInaris scotia E. Dana Jr.. and J. l.. Shumai
Waldoboro' w. II. Barnard and NJ. M. Raw.on.
i.2,
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CARPETS
FOR rHn sPRNd TRADE.

WILLIAM p. TENNY& Co, Carpet Hall. over the
w Maine Railroad depot Ha ymarket Square, are now
receiving from all ths prne 81 English aud American
manufacturers Csrpeings VI every description Vel
vet Tawstry Brussels Three-Ply, Super and Extra
Fine me ium and common Ingram Carpctings variety
Of style and fabric comprising many new aud tesu'i@
full designs =.
w. Pr Il Co. are agents for the TAPLEYvILLB
CARfETS, which will be found worthy Of the airn.
non OF The trade. Painted oor Cloths, from two "a
rs e, @ide,a large assortment.
straw Matmss, Wool and Cotton Bookings. Rugs.
% Ship owners, Hotel kecper. and Families are
feper,trl,v invited 10 call and make their selections
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-21
BY the last Mail

PORTLAND-Ar l9th, sch Jane, Woodbury., w eb
Der, New castle Tor Boston, Matilda. johnson, Harps
we'll Tor do ORION, Rogers, Georg Tor do, En-
ma, Hardy, Bremen for do; Minerva, Emery, Eas
rhomasiot. Tor " eymouth Henry, Hlz, do do Geo
Evans, Keller, Thomasion Tor do Geneive, Thursion
townsend iur do Hope Il Esther, Deerms, Bale, lor
do Saral, Hall, Newburyrort Tor + rbomaslon.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar 18th, sch Arcanor, thinks
Camden Tor Charleston 49,
EDGAR1ow Mar 10Th, brig Eagle, EIwell, W
London sr h,n.a.Iol tr
rKOVIDENL E-Ar I7Ih, bark Mary Florence, Tro,'
Al aac .eh I'M Ing VI tots .Na.h.i Edge
comb .daiaizas sd inst.
NEW YOhk-Ar 10Th, Il Foster ke!lar, Machias
Ceres, Small, do. Eliza Jane. Spauidmg, Thomas'on
SAvANAAh-Ar 11h, brigs Augusta, Bueha Vista
and Macon, from New York
BOS rON-Ar 18th. ship Dublin, Of Brunswick
Skoihed. Apalachicola keith ut q saip Tarquii,
Doughty, havana.
PKuViNCEIOWN-m port 18Th, schs Carlssa
Holden, from SeavI.le, Me. for ~ York; Eliza Fran
ces, 81. George tor do.
Al Rio JansIro Jan 26, barkWmO Alden, from Bel
fast, Dec q, just ar, q sail 30th for Ca!iiorni
All ST Jago, I'D ult, brig Robt Penneii, Merryman
nom Portland
Mar Is, of Cape Lookout. sch Emeline, from Wis
cassei Tor Wilmington, N. c.
No dale, lat % is, Ion IS, brig Wnnd,rer Mooers
IA days from BAH for Cardenas-iad lost her iecsioad
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-21
Prepared by ! c. AVER. Chemist, Lowell. Mass.
PRICE rs CENTS PER BOTTLE

Sold in Bath by DR.. ALBERT SHAW, and A. @
PAGE; Brunswick VIM. Baker. Wiscasset Edmund
Dana Damari scotia f. Dana Jr. and j. l.. Shumai'
Waldoboro' W. II. Barnard and NJ. NJ Raw.on.
is3,neo w29
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-21

Jan 9th lat % $ LIN 45 20 ", brig Aim ira, Pinkham,
IS days tsth tor san Tanriscn.
March g. lat 80 hon org JuiL Pay son, Pieble from
Maianzas for hariestun
Jan {, "a, 46 ;, Ion SO w, brig Hodgdon, from Bath,
(Uct -3J fr California.
March 49, lat 80 lon ~ passed ship Metoka from
New Orleans II
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-03-21
For Sale.

GEORGIA Pitch Pine Timber. to arrive,
" for sale by CLARK & SEWALL.
Bath, March s, 1850. 3wS7
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March 20th. 1850. Avs
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-06

a fundamental fallacy lies at the root Of
all Nor hern slavery agitation. The self.right
eous intermedle rs seem to labor under tbe
singular delusiOn, that they will be held res,
pOnsible in the next world for the slavebo
ding sins of their Southern neiphbors. n,
well as those local and peculiar 10 themselves
The South should send missionaries to enIiObt.
en- their understandings, and show that. accor.
ding to the Gospel plan, saints cannot possi,
bly, be vicariOusly sacrificed for the shortcom.
ings OF sinners, and that on the day of 6na-
re'riOutiOn and judgment, every tub must stand
upon Its WI bottom. II they only could be
convinced of these simple and obvious trntbs
would they not be more apt to mind their owr
business, and let that Of their neighbOrs alone
Could they onl. be persuaded to feel half tbe
soilcltude Tor the welfare OF their Door white
brethren at home that they do for the sleek,
well"fed and contented negroes Of the Sou,b. i,
would afford plenty of employment for tbei,
philanthropy, and cut up sectional strife and
contention by the octs. Black appears to be
the only color which, at the present., opera,e.
IKE magic on the sympathies of Northern "a,
notlcs' causing the briny tears to Cow from
their rlgld faces, and relaxing their no Lea.
rigid Purse-s'ringS. Tie safety of the Union
ITSELF is deemed nothing in comparison to the
establishment of the truth of negro equality. !,
n. t. Ja
But, after all, the practice Of these friends 81
the blacks shows that they only think the Az.
rican Is the eQuOlo his master, and no, q,
themselves, for nowhere is he treated worse
or with more contempt, than in the so.collod
free States.-SouttrOn.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-06

say or believe that they will be 50 greats bu
they will be By no means email in AMOUNT
The directors Of that road, will rake the most
advantageous terms with our road. The citi,
Gems Of that public spirited city, will, / hav,
no doubt, subscribe at least fifty thousanc
dollars. Th"re is hope that the owners o
the road will subscribe an equal amount.-
There are many Of our own cilis N who would
make heavy subscriptions, and work out the
aTnoant with their own hands. To those who
live above Canton, there is every inducemenl
20 subscribe on individual account. Bot The
prime move in the whole afFair-the first and
oil important step upon which the whole enter
prise is hinged, is The vote Of the people Of the
county OF Madison. Without your consent
nothing cun-norhing will be done. The
whole enterprise will fall to the ground without
your aid.
Will you not then, fellow-citizens, lend a
helping hand in this emergency! tits a great
work OF internal improvement. Ii lie a scheme
put in progress not by politicians for political
purposes, but by sound and discreet men Of
both political parties under a pledge that they
will cooperate for the general good Of the
county For years and Tor years, the subject
of the Railroad has engaged your attention.
1t has been in times past a %favorite theme for
eIectiOneering. You are well aware that |
am no enthusiast on this subiect-and that
though have ever regarded the road as prac>
'icable and highly useful, yet I have been dis
posed to leave the work to you in your own
good times ! have not desired to urge Won
beyond your powers. only pretended TO give
my own views and to leave others to act as
they pleased. pretend to nothing more no W.
You have an opportunity now to show whether
in lines past you were in earnest in advoca>
ting the Railroad OF not. As friends Of inter.
nal Improvement, you can new put the ball IN
motion IN your county. AS one of its sin
cere friends, ] pray that we may all manifest
our public spirit, our devotion to Improvement,
to enterprise. | hope and trust that a
new leaf will be turned in our county history,
that here our sister counties may learn a les.
'on Of industry and patriotic liberality, and
hat the spirit may Re transfused all over the
he State for the general good.
! hone may be PardOned for the liberty |
ave taken, but | thought it due to myself that
should give my views briefly, as was re-
luested to do publicly, and should have been
to have had the opportunity Of doing,
tut for pressing business ola private character.
have the honor to be your fellow-citizen
P. HENRY.
Mornh IN 1Qkn
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-06

MARRIED.--In jackson, on Thursday Il
inst, by Rev. MI. Walker, Nh, Blk
DERsoN, Of this place, to MRS ANT0l
LEAKE, OF Jacksn.
The happy pair will please acc'P
thanks for a liberal share Of The ''d
cake. May their sky neveFb' dInI
by a cloud of Disappointment may
cry fond anticipation be reaI'l'o'
may they pass TRANQUILITY d'gn
stream ofliGe with nocareOr lfouOlS
numerous zittls ones, which are 10
rabIy connected with, and c0n'Id'''I
blessings of a consummaiIOn o. "
mental bonds, -Printer's DsV'A
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-06
FIFTH DIsPATcH.
FURTHER BY THE NIAGARA

FURTHER BY THE NIAGARA,
Nav YORE, March
Tie armis'ice is to be prolonged bel
Denmark and the Duchies. Ii is reported
Denmark has concluded d private treaty
Prussia.
The COMMERCIAL advices hem India al
vorable and an import duty Of } per Oa
about being imposed on cotton.
The prospects for peace are good. The
sian t oops are about occupying TranFIv
to allow the forces Of Austria to plss
the German frontier, and also into Ia
Haynau is raising additional troops.
The Pope has not returned.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-06

CoALITION'-Tho LOcOfocOs and Abolition
ISIS Of Rhode Island have perfected their union
and are supporting a State tickle. in Gomez
Inc ticket is composed entirely of Free.soilsrs
[Vicksbwg Whig.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-06

Col. D. NJ. Fulton addressed The sove.
reigns here last Monday in a very sem
s,ble and practical speech on the Rail
Road.