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THInTY-FIRsT CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.


wAssiuerss, Feb Is, 1850.
The petition presented yesterday By Mr. H,lr on
which the question vac pending q, the sdjourn
received without debate, and referred TO the Co
nittee on Territories.
CLAIMS Against TEXAS
Mr.. Cav presented . petition Of creditors Of the
late Republic Of Texss, asking the United states
government to settle their claims against Texas. and
RECOMMENDED Il 20 the favorable consideration Of the
tommittee On Claims. Numerous additional petitions
cotLrcrios or rur nr,rsus
Mir DicEIrsos, from the Committee Firanoe re.
ported back the House amendment To- the senst.,s
resolution, suspendipg, for speoided time, IN.
limiting the expenses q collscdpg The rerenu- from
customs with recemmendnto on that it be copsurred
in-with an aiditionsl amendment, agshorizine the
Secretary q tue Treasury to dispose Of the bonded
warehouses new leased by the before
the fret Of January the best practabs tertns
but be may retain such parts Ct said houses or
such other houses bis discretion as may be n.cas-
,sry for the ,toss. Of uno.imsd goods. whics fr M,
other required by Ia~ 10 be stored By the
go,.rnIsent-vhich was ssresd TO- aud the House
Amspomsnt thus amended, was copcuFred in.
In the course q an sxplsnsuon Of the views o. the
committee. MIR DcsISsoS .sid, that the ascertaiosd
receipts from customs fer the month u January alone
we're four million rye hundred aud tEenty drs dollars
Of vhich over two million three hundred thousand
we're ,sea "a .ss pa ,,,,s,. co. N, rae so,a
amounted TO the round cum OF five millions.
The Strste proc, sded 90 the ctnsiderstion Of the
bill providing Tor csrryrg into effect the late treaty
with Brasil Amer some debate and smendmeni the
bill vac presed.
sSssAct 90 rEr rsrsm,Nr ~ nrLarioS TO cALroASi,.
Tbs Ntcs IstauESr laid before the Senate message
IoS the Precedent transmitting sutheDtic copy of
the coEstituton a the state q california.
DIT DoSolsss moved its reference 90 the Committee
on Isrntnfier
Mr.. rENIos Euesested 70 Nr Clay to move tina. a be
retsrred 60 O tslsCt ccmmittte
- hf Dot ctAss rithdreS his motion, TO enable Mr.
Cley % make tucb motion
Mr. ca, thsskss air Dousis.. CIR HE coar..sy bu,
ftd no atstgn 70 make THE uotion While be WI
f'fdy 70 tehe any part In the duties Of such enn-
miss Shlen might tuit the senate, he did not desns
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The California Constitution, and the
President.
OUR SPECIAL TELEoRArHIc CORRESPONDENCE.
4

OUR SPECIAL TEIEoRArHlC CORRESPONDENCE.
WAsHiSoror Crv, D
WEDNESDAY, E,rsrSo, Feb. IL, 1850.
The synopsis Of the Congressional proceedings will
place the occurrences Of to-day before the public.
One thing has created rome speculation throughout
the eligible peculiarly silent manner In which the
President, by the advice Of his cabinet has submitted
the constituton Of California. Il might have been an
opportunity for something better than mstey inso.
tivty" The cabinet well knew that on the California
controversy will hang all the Law and the profits to be
drawn out Of the slavery question.
The South will stand fixed this crisis one course
the settlement Of the entire dispute. They desire
not procrastination, and do not expect any. when
the question GENES up the territories will be placed BY
the South In the same position California while
Southern members will demand security for the future
nonnterfsrenoe with peculiar domestic institutions
As climax to the fraeas between Messrs Lsvin
and Warren, DR.. Charles Lcib, Of Pennsyivanis has
been appointed special mail agent.
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Progress OF Annexation In Canada.

ToRoNro. &c. W Feb. b. 1850.
The manifesto Of the Annexation Association of this
CITY, to the people Of Canada has appeared In the
Independent The document 10 Of considerable length,
and written with ability states the Of Canada
and arguing facts the conclusion that the
only remedy which relieve Canada from the COM
msrcial and political Disadvantages imposed upon
BY the nature Of the circumstances Of her present
position 10 to be found in friendly separation Of the
provinces from England, and Its annexation to the
United States No reference Is made to Earl Grey's
despatch.
The government organ threatens executive inter-
ference with the spnsxatonists; while the Hon Mr..
Boulton late Cbief Justice of Newfoundland, pro-
nounces the proceedings Of the association strict
constitutional
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clrnx or TIE .urnrMr counr.

cIEhx SUPREME COUNT.
The Senate resolution TO allow special clerk to the
Supreme Court. was taken mp.
Mr.. BArLs tsid that the clerk necessary, - the
Judges old men and had much writing.
Mt CARrER remarked that the resolution 70 give
a clerk 10 think for the Judges. The eonstitutiou
ought to be reformed and all Judges cut or when old
sse or bsd hsbits render them unit for duty.
Mr. THOMPSON, of Penn was sorry to hear such . re-
Fiction on the Court, which was honor to the
country.
MIR CLEVELAND said, by the adoption of rule In Court
permitting lawyers TO speak only tive hours business
had sccuu ulated He WAS sorry that Mr.. Csrtsr had
imputed Go the Judges lack Of brains He said the
resolution declared that the clerk to be aug
Hilary to the Judges. IL thinking machine tor
the bench.
The remarks, delivered In a loud tone, oocasionsd
laughter.
Mr.. CLEVELAND said the gentleman was determined
to keep In the wrong Members could disagree among
thu mselves but not the court.
MT. FowLER-The laughter not produced by dis
repect to the court but BY the temperate and chssts
language and manner In which Mr.. Carter svowed hts
sentiments UauRhter)
Mr.. CLEVELAND would leave Messrs Fowler and Car
ter to settle the matter between themselves He
thought the demand for . clerk reasonable.
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News from the Cape OF Good Hope.

BOSTON, Feb. I5-IZ NJ.
We have by the arrival last evening Of the bark Ar
thur Pickering from the Cape Of Good Hope advices to
the oath Of Dec The contest between the people and
government still continued; but the latter had thus
far triumphsd in consequence Of raror, had fur
nished govern ment with supplies Considerable excite
msnt prevails at Cape Pown half of the shops shut
business suspended and many Of the
trsctng their operations with view of leaving If the
convicts srelsnded In tho meantime Mitchell and the
convicts ere still coopsd in the Neptune at St. Smons
Bay. Letter writer's predict that If government at
tempts to land the convicts, there will be great out
break.
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Court Caien dsr-This Day.

OO0Iy C0Ieu00r-TnIO DAY.
srrs.n. Coo.r-G General Term. -Nos 50, - to II,
CscuIr CouHr Nos 500 sls s2l ga, $40, 327, s2s,
ssl to 1877, Ss7k sss 27e ESQ
UrirED STATES DnrHIcr CouRr-Nos. ~, 80, ~, 20
to 81. "
Sosso, pr,.: So 90, loo. Ito, l22 IT. 1885, l
sv...'.s cop.,-Nos 40 81, %, o., o. loo los Il,
leo 100 ~ l6s l6l 1856, l5e, ls7 lso &c., 49, lsl leo
70 ITO, liz, IT'S.
The Hague street Expl0si0n.-I oonsader-
that Injustice has been done to BY the verdict Of
sss on The n}as;s upon The esanisy
charge n,t the jury erred in..ntionslly - npliesnE
them With u s.n
sse hut bad we teen call evidence upon that
untrue in essential psrouar could also s. .h ws .S
upon compelled have him arrested and It ~
urgent soleitaisn released him. payments sos
sss sar IN:
Of boilers made by 1t il not made any
the Ss hs s, %ss v went s e
directions Of hossomsry one hundred pounds q steam
ns1
full and far investigation into the facts Of this
undsssnsd wa. foreman Of tn. boiler nas:1. Tor
Mers higsn Waller 1t the time the Montgomery boiler
mery dossyed the oonsruesios q he Sosr
a. STATED by him. ALI orders had to BE- carried out b
The unsIsisusd hasS seen it stated 10 Mr. nsssssnssys
evidence before the jury that tsbss one
measured them and found bis in relation
TO that untrue. tsigred,) nIEkS CORYELL.
The upd.rsgnei boiler Makers were in the employ Of
nessrs VI aker at the time the Montgomery boiler
made in the boiler before it Savannah a. stated by
' ; sesS iiaia. w w. 2 ssBssvs
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Arrival or Hungarian Patriots.

BosToN, Feb. ia. NJ.
The bark Harriet T. Bartlett, which arrived this
morning from Smyrna, has on board Is passengers
Capt Geonna Tuerecello and Professor Petro Haral,
two HuDgarians who fought under General Benz They
are about thirty old and make nDe appearance
They were helped on to Smyrna by the Turkish 60
vernment and Capt Baker gave them free passage to
Boston. They have letters to their friends in New
York, where they intend proceeding.
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Further from the Crcvasse, &c.

BALrMoRE, Feb. Is, 1850.
Advices from New Orleans state that all efforts to
stop the crevasss below Agiers have proved unaval-
ing. Several planters have been ruined.
The Red River 10 falling.
The whig and democratic caucasus Of the Georgia
Legislature have nominated tickets for delegates to the
Nashville Convention.
Texas has sent ex Governor Wood special agent
to Washington, in relation to her territorial rights
All the back Southern mails have come to hand but
contain news worth tslegrsp hipg.
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WV. DOHERTY,
WA. ANDRE WIS,

Brsdy's National Collection or Daguerrso,
ypes zo and M broadway. Fulton street. Srau
gers and citizens respectfully call ani sxsmna
The specimens.
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Intelligence from Cape Hayden.

BosroN, Feb. 10, 1850.
The brig Adelphi, from Cape Hsyten, Jan. 2eth has
arrived. She brings nothing The foreign insr.
chants who had refused to trade under the new mono
poly law had determined to submit, believing that 1t
must soon be Internationally repealed. Coffee was
NJ.
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BosroS, Feb. Is, 1850.
Annexed the sales to-day ct the Brokers' Board
shsres Boston and Maine Railroad, l03 . do. Man.
chester and lawrence 81; IA do Northern, Ga IL do
do 64h 10 do. Old Colony, ST. 200 do. East Boston,
bio, 14h; do Chesire, 81; do. Western, l02; do
s7L; 20 shares Vermont and Massachusetts. 2sL;
10 titchburg 1o7z; do. Ogdensourg, 24b; rs DO.
Vermont Central An; do. Portland Ssco and Ports
mouth SO; 40 do. Norfolk Co., 2o,t; do. State Bank
e2s; div. Vermont Central dividends, No. i, AIS;
do No 2.26
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VaPor Baths. -E. j. CarT0irs MsdlcatcG
vspOr Sulphur, and Iodine Baths So Barclay street.
blshed 1925 Recommended BY Drs Mott, Sewers Mac
neven Boyd Smith, Dixon, and other eminent medical
rmen, for coles rheA atism liver complaints
pains, diseases Of the skim stin joints. &c.
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eour.ud,. Ir.,sn,.neer. Llar,a ns,r pr.

c,.e,s the ccor 81 REQ light or rrey rich snd
delits black with hte trouble In IFS a,pst-
ts n. hat rs renowned Italian sedios,ed sap
nav regnrdtd the plus ultra a his useful
Farrd oriy 81 Dr. Gcur.pds Depot, ~ Waller STREE
rem tsot iub Brosdvsyj Bates Jorian, 10 ssins
Ten street. noston, ha
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Crrr POLrrcs.-rhs democracy osotinus In trouble.
one section Of the party has called meeting At Tam.
many Hall on Saturday evening next, and II ought to
Be slsrss one The general committee Of the usterr.
Zee almost nightly, 10 sete their troubles Ward
meetings ere also being held. ~ which some pretty
strong resolutions are adopted We give, In another
colunp, the proceedings of . meeting In the sixth
.sIe They are 'svsre upon tvp % three Of tse old
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good lady thst must surely have become fond It,
You would not continue 10 suffer when il be efsctu
got RIO OF by bottle or two Of Uuzeleys Arabic Elixir
Of ana fifteen standing have removed
by it, and the restored to their pristine visor apps-
title increased and life renewed IL fails your case You
are welcome to 1T gratuitousy Once las Fulton street
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Arrival OF the Southsrner.
CHARLEsroN, Feb. 13, 1880
The steamship southsrnsr, Captain Berry from your
city, arrived here early this morning
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Shipping IntelIARencs

shipping Intelligence.
Arrived Brig Fayetteville. from Porto Sssso ga
ArIiveship GOndOl. from nAss.-lOst overheard DUR
1si hip BIN SCs,ss ana barn sherwood IRON Boston
sckr allen kxel. IRON Philadelphia
mere ED ship sason,, Havana. =.
d--sleop Isaac u Borden, NYorl.
III 10 s.rs i nssf.a boston Tor lsysa,
s 20 ssSs s,ss = ;.P:rs T s1 white head
hsrL .isesa, from Busnes A, rea cou
L VII .hp Henry. Of Sag HArber put in Tor supplies to
nsri nrrist Bartlett. from SMYRNA Dec let, passed Glib.
Ia.r Jan LEI, Saw % Cape de sss bark Bsv Smyrna for
bah Ju,,ic. Story, from Baltimore.
Bits tsel b. from APE hsy ten th u't Left brig Lean
L,. AI'ss or, ,.'% s;s.s Bee IA ps.sa.
rl,s b.s fESrs .sh, v.sS.. nsa,sssa "a uie M
below--ship kislo, nom New Orleans; barb Narnion,
cssed-- ship. Nsdors. rs,ss,.s; n.ullu. Sorlsaa,i
1sit cS San Francisco trs syyAna Pernambuso; schrs
h,nis f.ssS B.i%si: s ss es@S.aa
A,esp,rt Arab Indian ossss a. $500 20 So .s iiOo
huE rs,sk -oeone Lei, At Rosemary idands ON Sept
HoLMss's BoLr. Feb u
w so ~, h er ses,sni nrs has
.ns Vineyard rsSsisr kds.rs sYer2 ioi psrssss
18th, tsri Vests. EessIa 9th Nov. Gbrai,sr stat Dee Cor
sa,sriah ard supplied trovsoas
10Th. L., g. leu -, lark Costa ksi. fransfort for
Bllt E,sle PLnsselthia for Bes,en: turs wmN Rsrr.
do for do sUnfiila, ptlnainsten, NC, for %.
Sch sChlerm. yscqus 18th nit for
Condor klcrh, 10 osy tr'r hsnrcc, frcn Bo-toa
srcte Sls OF trcoled lslsnc Br hrg yehbstone Aux
e, Tor ~
seks bridge. Nrors for Bsson Mari. rhsrss, raa-
gitr fsr Dc: Noanf, Newcastle Del Tor plymouth
fsnd W sch. rse1arh and txprss Boston Tsnsier
Ar lsth fehs Philips Aiexsndris Ger sslsn; Earari
Evertt Superior Do Do; simeon Bowes a. far Bos-
ton beunt Vernon, do for do3 jenkins Ntm prtoa
Virginia ter Newcastle
port, chip ksdofa bark Eta trrs Joserh Albion Rus
tan. kgutills vm keg Aitsis schrs Mary Edssrs
Haven Jotn kansock. suute.m volsn1 ride NAY
ksghoa SUPERIOR, kvcreti. simeon Baksr Mount
Ncinon, Philips. shd n a ysnkIna
AR sioop Radiant. NYcrk
Satsd-krg Iloreuce. kOfissvs
The fchr tsiofe end Of Naucho, fs the
1yrn, o. ubee, non hadepha soal big
ca ttd fun VI water. she n q thick &
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The CresIen City.

CHARLrsroy, Feb. Is, 1850.
strong northeast wind blowing to-day has detained
the Crescent City until to morrow, when she will sail
for New York at o'clock.
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Nrsr LsrE rHoN ORreoS.-ws have received ad-
vicss from oregon city TO the Esd November.
The Mounted uasatn arrived safely at their desti-
nation in October after march Of more than eve
months, from Fort L.svenvorth. The officers aud
veil but about half the horses used up
On the way.
On the LIST OF Novep Der, Gen. Smith and staff we're ct
Fort vancouver but expected TO be In Oregon
City in few days The latter place viii be the head
quarters q the regiment q Mounted l1emen during
the ~inter It " probable that in tbs spring they viii
remove TO Fort Vancouver.
Affairs in Oregon are much the same ~ they are In
California 90 far a. the prices q provisions snd all
Kinds Of manufactured goods are concerned. Saved
lumber Is otth $50 per thousand feet and the demand
cannot At all be Supplied. Gov Lane purchased
mill last ,esson, which vas earning about sl23bo per
month.
ia il said 60 be . charming country and soon a.
they e,t Hessfin 70 Start upop, the Uoivsrsl Yso-
heNstion- vfi 60 ahead In Oregon just q, II is
scirg nj cad in Cslfornis.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. -. 1850
The markets for produce are unchanged, with
derate badness doing ~ steady prices Howard street
-four IL held ct 81 rs.
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snsIse OF rms srtAnsHrP omo.-Th. steamship
Ohio, IL schenek sailed yesterday afternoon for us-
lana ans New Orleans, amid the usual excitement
attendant such occasions lat Of her p.s.e,x.r.
win be found elsewhere.
Tsr srs.sua cHrsOxsr, Capt. windl., /. to sail on
Saturday, for CAsgres direct
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w IA . r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Magic Hair D. to color the hair whisksrs the mo
ment 1t is applied without injury the hair sin
can he wathed witnout disturbing color An
has no bad odor IL 10 Iplied, sold at raALONS I9
Broadway andby g. fawcett, la Chestnut street. Pha
delphia.
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TREMESpog'- DEMONSTRATION IN IRE PARE-THE
NEwssoYs MsEriNe.-The newsboys Of this city,
ss will be seen IN another column, had a spirited
meeting IN the Park yesterday. The resolutions
will speak for themselves. They probe some OF
ihe leprosies and nkerspots OF social
Organization more thoroughly than could have been
ANTICIPATED, End good moral effect may result, IN
the end, by bringing the piety and poverty Of the
metropolis into close communication. The two
have been long separated-or. rather, they have
never been strictly united-poverty. in too many
instances, being obliged, like the Saviour Of man
KIND. "to black the corn" Of sustenance on the
Sabbath dsy, in spite OF the oucnes OF those who
held the day in reverenial awe II Is to be re-
GREETED that the New Testament, by which the
mass Of mank md IN civilized countnes are guided.
has not been more explicit with respect to the
sser,dness OF the one day IN seven-that IL has
rather leaned TO II as an ordination Of society, than
az consecrated by the Mosaic dispenssiien. The
Saviour. in citing the commandments, left out that
relanns to n~ Sabbath: and his toing through the
corn heds and similar acts on that day, appear to
have been done IN the prescnce Of his enemies, as
reouke TO their mode Of using the festival
Opinions, however, are various on this subject
while all agree that from labor one day in the
seren, is conducive to enjoyment and happiness
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Hair Dye.-BatchslSr's Liquid coaors the
aar whskers the IL Piled without injury b
she hair skin; 1t washed without
sureing the color ssd has no BAD oder applied sola
street Cow addrese. -
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NEW YORK HERALD.
sorth~.ss corner OF Fulton ana Nassau sts.

IA m E C d AZ ID ON ID e " &c II r.
PROPRt KTOR AND EplrOh
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-04-26
Parent Office, 80 Camp ST., Ne,U Orleans
Permanent Fund By Act of Incorporation,
5000 .Nsbshr.----. 49,

Which permanent fund is to be invested as
per charter, for the benefit of the policy holders,
in bonds and mortgages on unincumbered real
estate valued at double the amount loaned there
on, and in stocks Of the State, and Of the United
States Government.
This Company being organized, not fer the
benefit Of stockholders and capitalists, but solely
for the protection Of policy holders and their fa-
miles gainSt want and poverty. is in its opera
tons a great National Benevolent Institution,
conducted upon The most secure and solid prin-
cipies, and aifording, for smalI annual sum,
widows and children after death.
All policy holders. whether for life or shorter
terms. who continue the insurance till death
participate in the whole Of the profits Of the
company, without any reservations.
Creditors can insure the lives Of debtors, thus
securing prompt settlement in case Of death.
A married woman can effect insurance on the
life Of her husband, for the sole benefit and use
Of herself and children, free from the claims O.
creditors
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-04-26
pOsr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
GRAM GrLF. Oct. Il848

GRAND GULF, Oct. /, 1913
Northern mail, via Raymond, leaves Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, at A. NJ. Arrives
same days at s, Pm.
Southern mail, via Fayette, leaves Monday
Wednesday and Friday, at 6, AN. Arrives
same days at 6, Pm
Northern mail, via Louisville, per river, ar
riVss twice week, irregular, and is made up
ca Wednesday and Saturday at pm.
Southern mail, via New Orleans, per river
arrives four times week, irregular; is made
up on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 5 Pm.
Miken's Bend, once a week Arrives or
Monday at / 2, NJ. and leaves same day at / PM
Oflice hours. from 8, A. NJ, to sundown-
Sundays from to 10, AN.
]. C. GRIFFING, P. NJ.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-04-26
Land For Sale.
April 5, 1850

THE undersigned will sell at private sale,
600 or 800 acres of the tract of land
in Jefferson county, known as the
"PROSPECT HILL"
tract. Three hundred acres of the land
offered for sale is cleared and under fence.
A few buildings are on the tract, also ar
excellent spring of water. The location
is exceedingly healthy, and is about z or
miles from Port Gibson.
For further particulars the undersigned
refers persons desiring to purchase, to Col
r Parkinson, of Port Gibson, or George
Torrey, Esq, of jefferson county,
Mapcb15, 1850 2s-st
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-04-26

In any point of space, in any section Of
time, let there be a living man, and there
is an infnitude above him and beneath
him. and an eternity encompasses him on
this hand and on that; and tones Of sphere
music, and tidings from loftier worlds, will
fit aronnd him, if he can but listen, and
visit him with holy influence, even in the
thickest press of trivialities, or the din Of
busiest life.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-04-26
Laws of Mississippi,
AN ACT to secure The Collection of Take
on Del nnnent lands and other nnrnnses.

nv ~ W ptOul6 ilie +OOlleclIDH OI i axes
on Del nquent lands and other purposes
Section !, Be II enacted By the Legislature Of
the STATE IF Mississippi, That hereafter no land
shall be exposed to sale for taxes due thereon.
but that such taxes shall be collected by distress
and sale o. any personal property of the owner
which may be found in the county in which such
tax may be due.
Sec .. Be IL further enacted, That hereafter,
on the first Monday in April in every year, ii shall
be the duty Of the tax collector of every county
Of the State to render the Board of Police of his
county which are delinquent for non payment Of
the taxes due thereon, ia the same numerical and
consecutive order as the same stand on the land
assessment roll in bis hands for such year, and
shall distinctly set forth, that, after dilgent in.
quiry, be could not find personal property liable 10
distress for such taxes sufficient 10 satisfy the
same, which list shall be in substance, as follows
LIST Of Lands and Town Lots in
county delinquent for the non-paywent of Tax
eS thereon for tle fiscal year.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-04-26
Fancy Goods.

VHE attention of the Ladies is invited to
L the Stock of Fancy Goods, which are
now being received and opened-embra'
eng every variety of Goods of the latest
and most fashionable styles consisting ol
Bareges, Tissues, Albarnines, TarEetons,
White and colored Swiss.
French Jaconets, Lawns and GingnamsI
100 pieces Laces and Edgings,
Farasols, Fans, Ribbons, Gloves,
CaPes, Collars, Cuffs.
and large assortment of Trimmings fol
Dlesses. All of which have been select.
sd from the best stocks in New Orleans.
J. S. MASON.
March 20, ls5o-sl