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Disasters, &c.

BARE MARY AsHoRE-Fhe bark Mary, (of NYorkl I'm
Chareson loaded with cotton and rice, bound 10 NYOrG
sunck on me sand OF Od Inlet Lutte Egg Haroor,
On the morning OF he 18Th inst shortly after she drove 10
near the north point OF the beach The vessel remains
and Il was expected she would come OF without much
trouble and very little damage
BARK AsHORE-Capt Hallock OF TIE brig Peconic re-
ports bark ashore Briganlne Shoals She painted
cream color bends white poop house deck. Took
TO he The Mara, from Charleston for this port
The vessel which 10 with the bark Mary Ads
La al Boston, the Br ship Coonst from 81 Andrews
NIB, arrived At Liverpool JuEs 25 No mention is made Of
damage received.
Loss BRIG PANAMA The brig Psaama, Gramley,
which cleared from Jacksonville the y ult loaded
with lumber and timber for Textbook. stranded al -
to have been sod the 9th nst for the belehG Of
underwriters.
BRIG OscEoLA Beach from Chagres via Gulf Darien 3
days put into Key West the 9th inst for provisions
and water. She would leave Immediately, weather per-
miuing.
KEY WEST, July s-The brig Warcaler, Of Camden,
Muy master from NYork with assorted cargo and bound
to Ceder Keys via Key West ashore Banama Bank
between Riding Rocks and Orange Keys 90 Thursday
evening a, July fin. az about H. ~ succeeded IN get
tng off In about hoar. survey haa been called 10
examine and report that the is leaking shout 800 strokes
about when she struck They have therefore ordsr
ed her to be cGchaged and hove out for further exanR'
ZION.
Sen MARY ELIZABETH 10 reported BY the brig Carry At
this port from Port Primes 10 be ashore the reef a.
The atitr port.
Sen D keller, from Machias for New-York, sprung
leak on the 7h inst and put into Gloucester mass on the
ION 10 repsir
Sen GIN scorr, from Philadelphia, Before reported
ashore has zen got OF full Of water, aud lowed
Boston harbor by the Forbes where sae i-
medisEely fell over on her beam ends.
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Arm Agecirss RoaisJune H. AIMS, M,riin, MarssiEss
Tor Nfork and sd 10Th.
Arr A. Oran prev 10 June r. Solo, NOrleans;.
arr a. Malaga Juno y Solo, NOflssns
q I'M AlueirA June 18Th Cheshire Witch NYOyk.
~ Al I0ulon prev 10 June %, Commodore PhIchsrd
Ar. AT 81 Ma'seiles June n, II Keloch Keoch, New Or
70, ky'a Tor NOriesns Himrod, and Andw Ring
Bid m LeghoFn Juue g. (bef,s re,s,td m datai rsnl
Jones, HYork. Nf''- w -1.'i A'7
"a Art a. sesse June 49, Malvern Jsrman, Philadelphia
lolh' Maiabar, Freeman Apalachlcols
MISCELLANEOUS.
Falmouth June 24The Cetro fs) arrived IN NYort for
LONDON "ltn dsmsge 10 machinery.
London June <5-The M-rcnrins Monk, I'm Newcastle
for NfoyE passed hroueh he Downs FEB a. aad has not
since been head from
Yarmouth Isle Of Wight, June z1--The Southampton,
Morgan, I'm New York for London. IN coming through hs
Needles passage ashore Csyes End aod rem sned
about three hours when she came OF without assistance
and proceeded. apparently without damage
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Passengers Arrived

Ia steomship HibeyHa, Boston, from Lrsrpool-Mcs f
& Hill M Renouf and wife, Mrs Ward, Mrs Walker add
child, nessrs Ward, WduHlnger, Les, Telaia Hart
ley. N p Kruger, J II Collins, HONG, BSrslge, T
Dsmbmsnn, simpeon. Rockingham, Dawson w ARMS
lead, 4 Cohen, " Warren, bearer Of dispatches, n
Hutton W L Besl, Gideon Polt Patterson, Glbb, ID
Lewis w Tmwi.L Fusbee, Reg go, MCfeeTy, D-pace,
OHBra, Mali Geo Burgess, Halgsrter Teacher Nrufei-
der Ripaz Piezzo KeItel, w Dsgenny, Chss Perkins,
WIN MeuyWesiher, Henry Walker Mr. Bslschy | Pa
gan, Alex Stewart Alex Stewart jr-49
FyoH Hdi1I 70 BOsfOa-kTs Kenny and child. Or Pryor.
wife Two and SOD MIR Parish, Mr. DO ssworh
Mr M'Naue hten ard wife, Rev Mr. HchbOrn, Mr. Wells,
Mr. TryCn HsSsan Efendl-l5
In hin Ol,re RyaHch FROM Liverpoot-Mss Prince, Mr.
Burgess Miss Trail Miss Fielding Ms Wood, Or BarKes
lady ard children.
In s1ip 81 George from Lveypoo-B MeCoye, mccoy.
Jr Mccoy, Ed Ballard, Robt Ballard, Thos Ballard Of
Ireland, l. Ksr6, r Pope, Martinez Of Germany 5a-
lard, w Ward, Of England.
In brio " ~. tsn, from ~ D0siaco Cify-Mr Berry.
To- bagk Hualco, from Borde0uT-B Hatard Tiperno
In bark Bogot1 from Cayihageaa-Mrs R Joy and two
children, DIN Garcia.
In shp abingdon from Cardig-As Nsi Of Staten Isl.
and, and 5steersge.
ia 'ch I,a Bliss iron GaIse'oR-Hr Jones, Mr. Mills, Mr
Benson Wine.
II brig Mayceius, rom Mayaguet-5enor DR. GermAine
AUglEde.
In ba-k Jasper from ChavIestoH-Mr Deas, Mrs McOon-
aid Miss Richardson, Miss Bsu, Mrs Myers.
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RorefgH Ports.

Arr at Quebec July ship Conqusror, hlngan, Nt 9
bark Europe Liverpool leth, snip Jane nHDs u AZ
SOD NYofk; Loodiansh, baltimore NVrSshI si,
T,ulop Mobile: bsrks Springfield, Roy, rOhs2nsi Luefsr
s ~ Montreal Jolly g. sch Mary, Blunt Halifax.
AtLagus, RI June le bark Venezuea, Wilson, I'm fnf-
AZ Al 81 Johns M DO date, sch Splendid Edndge,
ar q, Halifax. Ms TIL mat brg AniOinette Flint Bos
SIN sch John Ross. Chisholm, Boston 9Th, sch
HsuowsI Wslkor Philadelphia Cid, sch Mary Ann,
lsw,on NYork. 10Th, brgs Bernice Chelvyard, New
YORK; Halifax, hesgher, Bsston-
Arr al Honolulu April 50, ship Sheffield Royce, San Fran
A. St Jsgo (cspe de verdsl Nay d. bng Zoe Smith, I'm
NLoHdon lApril ~ for CslifJfnis all well
BsyAIs' June 50 AR Y .hiP Congress. cO@@spder
Mln,o 81, korfoii ship Osprsy Tucss Portsmouth; bark
Lules, syenson Bremen; brig lnuepi1a Ors Csdz SO,
ships Pefley sisnwo0d. Si5sa Morens; Ch3e Harold,
Rich NYork; brgs Almra- SergenL Portland; Eliza BAN,
Steel CorIi Depiort s1ssn, Cowes. July 9-An snlps
lsls dc Cubs, Msrsha kYOfk; Tsio Sust Birc5onsi AZ
media de Paula Onsgs, Bibboe; steamship Georgia foi
ter ChageE briga John Sargent StseEfnL do s1lPs
Sarah BRYANT Cav CO=sf; Blanca Aurora Para Ines'
Frtceret Psnhsr, copenhsgen; Duqqesa a. - S,s
AroceuB TsneTifs; b1gs ATrogsnte Emiio, Sin1els
debAs; sempronis, Lbrs, Honduras ST. ,lks "a.
no Espt culaoor, Sleeping. Cardiff Mars IsnaS,- AZ
arc. Hamburg; schr Ager, lsgl Oi,efsu'4, S-s.io-
Sailed, snip Ms'is Euslis, hesol = olst -.
4h-ku steamship Falcon, hogen ~" t,sse oSssn
Anenesno, Puysf Mslorco ssied snip ito'4n Soesn,
- N.tar zsss Auanaa. genTy, Cowes Via aas1Ls
Frspsis Y is NeE YORK. ..51-Ar o1xs AZ q; Osa.-
Bsr Liverpool DesesdA RojngaeL Lonaol SIsass, Ln-
frry Gu.,rse I'D brgs Preshgio' aeinsf ence on
~ s,..rvs r ,,ss.re, 30; yanios, Munia sguL Ham
hrry .~b Arroa Hursn 3arceions.. ..b-Ar ste,msnip
~. s,ber ek New RI VIA Charsesloni brs insarperar
he Nsiohice CoTk; sch s.n Jose, .uyot bsrceona =
a stirs ca r kes, smh, Bostoni hannets, haru Ca
a.. ~ e. Ro Creis Boston; Conhds Dcs, babcock.
a.. = iesrxs. Yoang, Arsf.fdam; Atkinson Jackson,
Csw.s Lsyi IbarrsisT Hamburg Amisssd Z~ssozs,
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Nv Telegraph.

BOSTON July i4-An lsst evening. barEs Sea Nymph.
Newcastle Nay 10, Avon, London, May p, brig sksIa.
more. Bangor May p sch lssoel Adrsyia, Gibraltar
June
Arr his day, ship Cornelia Newport June 3; harks Ia-
bella Thompson, Liverpool May III Jedd0, NOdsans Juls
2l-spok lat inst lat % s. lon so ship M0uni Washing.
ton, NOrleans for Bordeaux
Brig Persia, kapsalills jane &c; schI Tritoo, lsgs
may SouLhernef. Saysnnsh alapee Peerless All
more Arc Twins Philadelphia Geo Prescott aud Mar.
ina Hal, Rondout Cambridge Fashion, MonlezGns, Al.
ulles, and William New-York.
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California Vessels Spoken, SO.

March 49, LAT So s. lon 81 % w, ship Oscs0s, Barlow,
I'm Boston dee 28) for California.
April %, of Cape Horn, ship Powhatlan, Tucker, I'm
York for Cefornis.
April 49, lat 46 ~ lon p w, ship MASSACHUSETTS,
Sampson, I'm NYork tMsrch 2O) for California.
May 49, lat 4l A. loo 80 So W. bark Ellen Noyes, Lewis
I'm Boston April 81 for California
June lat n %, ion SIS 49, ship hanteo, Leighton, fm
York MAY ~ for California
June Ia, 50 46 N, Ion SO 36 w, ship Amazon Evans I'm
Boston MAY III for California.
June Let Sc Ion 81 A. sch Santa Cruz Peril In Phia
delphia Aay 29) for San Francisco.
June Is lat A ~ Ion 81 w, ship Bolton Abbey (Br I'm
Liverpool for San francisco
June 20 of Tusksr bark Eleanor from Liverpool for
California
No date lat So 81 NJ lon IS w ship Rocka Evans, from
Boston (May ~ for Calif0Tnia-al well
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Receipts of Produce.

BIZ North Rirer BoatS-Saturday, July 1870
bbs Flour $50 Ashes 225 pkgs Cheese So bales Wool
1900 bush Oals 2,5tO do Corn
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spoken. &c

July lat A. lon 65 So Br lark Water Hen 80 DIS I'm Cork
for NYork.
July lat A. .n IS So ship Clara Wheeler of Boston,
from LIVERPOOL for Philadelphia, 40 ds out
July la Sc O5 Ion II IS, bark Mars, from Charleston for
June 8, lat So lon p IS, sch Munse, Of and from
Haven, In search Of wreck. ,-,,.,.u
June lat Al, Ion GA, Br BARK Argyle, I'm Belfast Tor
JOY g. Cape Hs,terss bearing wsw, ds.aul % miles
July Cape iterss bearing SW, distant y mhes' pass
ed ship New.York NJ.
jay |, ia, $50 lon 40 90, on Grand Banks sch s'acA
july II, of ShebUrn, NS, az O'Clock seaasAp Naga
"a, Ryrie, I'm Boston fer Halifax and Liverpool, 100,
iSh (no month given supposed June) ss % II on y
bark Of and fun Norway for NYork Win engf anus sao"
Ing white aigual with red border and le"sf WIN
July l.t42s, lon SO l6 Norw brig Bordeaux Packet
July sl 80 g. lon Y TO- passed steamship Crescent
june IS 1T 81 IS lon d O5, bark Floreaa In Glasgow
June IS lat Al TO- lon y o. sch Fear Not (sr) I'm Cardiff
June IT, lat 50 a. lon r. ship Ocean, n Bremerhayen for
May 20 lat % ~ Ion 4s w brig Carthage, Rowe. from
June 20 seiy ENE 10 miles, bark Garland Grove, from
june 20 lat 20 80 lon 20 65 pki ship Yorktown FIN New
June e. ~ So lon 80 So ship Roscoe, I'm Antwerp Of
and Tor Nkork
July let q a. 90 bark Gulnare Perkins, II days
July als6 49, Ion II II, bark JspOnca, shAnklsnd I'm
July Sc 80 ION 10 80 sch Ayano, I'm Boston for WI
mingon, NC
June H. lat As o. Ion 25 ship Florence, of Bath steer
ingE.
chele, IL de ouL
June IS of Key West bark Lyeurgus, I'm N0rieaOS for
Barbados.
July l. bark Virginia -, Is ds I'm Norfolk for New.
Orleans
July s brig Josephine 10 days from Savannah for New
Oreans
June 49, of Cape Henopen sch Eyellne RosI Red nond,
finn Philadelphia for Va.
June g. lat % Ion IS H. bark Thomas Prince Of
Warren standing h.
June 90 la. "A 20 Ion ST. Br sch Enterprise, fn Glasgow
for HYoTk.
June Is lat "A S. lon 81 81, brig DundonEld fn Newport
for Bermuda.
ESE.
MAY ~ ~ lon p wv bark John Caskie RayneS
IN Rnsion Arril 81 for MaifAs and Calcutta.
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BROWN, sHIPLEY K co.
Havre Markct....yUNE 2

CoTToN-Sines last Circular Of 18th inst are 10
possession Of advices from the United States Hnder dale OF
bib mat per steamer Europa The Southampton boat,
which arrived here Sunday morning. brought the news OF
The Asas ARRIVAL In Liverpool Notwithstanding that we
only received our letters last hight Monday ard o.
1000 bales found buyers with rise Of o. and yester
day the sales reached 1900 bales with further improve
men 40 that position IL about the the
mencement OF the month Our sdvices from the interior
are encouraging, and the prospect OF moderate supplies
give confidence In The article Our OTIS during The
,etnsht reach 2A bales against sales 10 s67 bales Of
which eco 10 1900 bales Speculation and we
remain with stock hand Of shout 63OOO bales with
eighteen ships expected The following are the sales
effected, viz:
466s bales New. Orleans. gauo
hV4S Dates Moble. .-.................... SO q les
100 bales Upland OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l0l q 100
Prices OF United States shor staple Co,ons according
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A, Fo,horough. Mass July 10, BY Rev. VIM Bsrnss,
NaruAN a. BROUN q this City, 10 Mlss ELIZABETH
KNAPP daughter OF Peter knspp, OF The former place
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Cleared.

Steamships Georgis Porter chsgres, VI Roberts, Phi
laoelphis. Pearson, Chaeres, Rowland AspinwslL
BaTts John Benson, Wesi, Havana, 5turges Coz Ca
hasa Liielohn Cadz, Revere Baldwin Rolis Jarvis,
Malaga Badger Peck
Brig Mary II Chsppen, Heard, 81 Kits, w Elvell.
schs Eliza Susan (Brl Sawyer Harbor Island; Val.
Desno, Cape Hsyn Underwood u w Eldndge, Der
ickson, Tampco Ogden.
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Whalers.

Ship Catherine, which ef NLondOn 9th, is bound to the
Pacific.
Arr At Cape Of Good Hope May IA, ship siephsnis,
BouTre Of NIB, King Georges Sound.
whale oil.
June a. lat 49, Ion S. shp Gen Pike, Baker from Med.
ford for Pacific.
Al Lahsns April IS, Zephyr, Sherman, NBedford $50
SPIN, recruiting for Bherng's Straits.
on 81 Helena Aprl26 Concordia, French, Sockets Har
Dor, go VIII
Arr st Lshsins March so, bark Janet crowe. Of New.
por $50 bbs SPIN OIL and expected to sail April II for ia
pan Sea
letter from ship Cambria Harding ofNBedkori, dated
of Kings Mill Group Jan H. states that hey spoke Dc
before and put letters board ship Nile Hsnon OF and
for NBediord quantity OF oil not stated.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF ENTHUSIASTICALLY II, 1850.
MINIATURE ALMANAc....rHIs DAY.
suN-Rises.. 4 Al seu......7 50 MooN-Seu IL 59a
HIGH wATER....July Is.
Sandy Ht =. 50a Gov lsL. l goa Hell Gste.... 2ls
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s,A IN be Al puaneou.ly taken Aay n'orsol fdon
siecA 10 y. 80, :, ~ 81 Varnum Samuel 1aa'os
IN Hew.YoIk, OF g. Oo''''' . q vARNUM,
Sgno" SAMUEL JAUO0N
n COTTON
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-04-12

An Act to amend an act entitled an act to pro-
vide for cases where no Executor or Admins
traitor will qualify, under a last will and testa-
ment, and undertake TO carry it into effect; ap-
proved March 9Th, 1916.
Sec l. Be il enacted BY The Legislature. Of
the State of Mississippi That whenever It shall
appear to any Judge of Probate, that any person
or persons, shall have died without the limits OF
this State. with or without last will and testa-
ment, leaving any real or personal property, cho-
ses in action, right or credits within tile limits
Of this State. and that no executor having been
appointed by said deceased, by any last will and
testament; or, if appointed by said deceased fails
or refuses TO qualify as said executor, and take
upon himself the trust, and proceed to execute
the same; and no person will take letters oil ad-
ministaaton with or without will on the estate
Of deceased; it shall be made the duty OF the
Court of ProbateS Of said county, in which said
property, chooses in action, rights or credits may
be at the time; or, if in more counties thanone,
then in that county where the greater portion OF
said property, chooses in action rights or creolls
NAV be, to order the Sheriff OF said county 10
take possession OF said estate, chooses IN action.
| rights and credits And 1t shall be the duty OF
said Sheriff to administer said estate according
! to law in such cases, under lne conirol anu u
rection of the Court of Probates in the same man.
ner and according to such regulations as are in
force in cases OF administration with or without
the will annexed; prorided, that before the She
riff shall be compelled to enter upon bis admins
tration under this act, he shall be entitled TO de-
mand from any person or persons, making appll.
cation for his appointment under the same. an in.
demnitv against all Court costs he may incur in
the administration of said estate.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That the same
duties shall be imposed upon any Sheriff, to whom
administration shall have been granted, under
the provisions of this act; and said Sheriff and hi:
SECURITIES shall incur the same liabilities, as PIE
scribed in the act to which this is an amendment
Sec. 8. And be il further enacted, That this ac
shall be in force from and after It's passage.
i Annrnved. Feb. s. 1850.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-04-12

This may be truly termed the age of
progress.-There is no such thing as
standing stilL--remaining in statu quo, or
even advancing at the old jog-trot-pace
which characterized the energies and en-
terprize Of our fathers some forty or fifty
wears ago.-E1e who would confine his
pursuits within such limits and adopt such
rules of action now, whether in the ac-
quirement of Literature, Science, or Art
lin the acquisition of wealth--the im-
provement of the head or the heart,--or
avail himself Of the various and important
inventions in mechanics, and the modern
improvements in husbandry, will find him.
self so far behind his fellow men in knowl4
edge and usefulness, as to stand almost
isolated from them--a mere blank in the
community in which ne resides.
A practical illustration Of the idea we
wish to convey, may be found in the COM
parison of the manners, industry and gem
eral intelligence of the members of fam
ily,. who are in the habit of attentively
reading a well and judicionsly conducted
newspaper, with the manners, industry
and general intelligence Of the members
Of family who do not enjoy the teach
ings of that weekly monitor. The differ
ence viii be so palpable, that in the social
circle--at market, meeting, or fair-elec-
ton or militia muster, the latter will be
easily distinguished from the former.
He who would ''go-ahead," nowadays.
must adapt himself and his pursuits tothe
progressive spirit of the age--correspond
by the ightning's flash. travel by steam,
Keep wide awake-read the newspapers,
and vigorously seize hold Of the many
facilities and advantages which modern
science and skill present to those who are
in the pursuit of k'aOsrledge, fortune or
fanae.-Westmoreland bsteligencer.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-04-12
Woman.
BY WILLIAM LEGGETT.

BY WILLIAM LEGGETT.
No star in yonder sky that shines
Can light like woman's eye impart;
The earth holds not in all its mines
A gem so rich as woman's heart;
Her voice is like the music sweet
Poured out from airy harp alone;
Like that when storms more loudly beat,
1t yields a clearer, richer tone.
And woman's loves holy light,
That brighter, brighter burns for aye;
Years cannot dim its radiance bright,
Nor even falsehood quench its ray:
But like the star of Bethlehem,
OF old to IsraeTs shepherds given,
1t marshals with its steady flame
The erring soul Of man TO Heaven.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-04-12

THE FORTUNE OF LAaARTINF.--A French
journal gives some particulars of the estate
recently bestowed by the Sultan on M. La
MARITIME. The domain lies in the immedi-
ate vicinity of Smyrna, and is nearly as
large as Isle of Wright, being about Sd
miles in circumference. II has hitherto
belonged only to the crown as we should
say m England. The soil is described as
wonderfully fertile, ike most of the land in
the neighborhoood of Smyrna, as being we'll
planted with oranges and as capable of ev-
ery variety of cultivation. The chateau.
built for the residence of some imperial Off
Ger, is commodious beyond the usual run
Of Turkish houses, and under the windows
lies a fine lake of more than mile across,
which is described as well stocked with
fish. The estate includes five villages.
M. de Lamartine, it is said, goes to Asia
Minor in the spring, to take possession in
person of his territorial gif.--Loisdoa
.athenelna.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-04-12
POE 7 R Y
The Great Hereafter.
BY OTwAY CURRY

BY oTwAY CURRY.
IT'S sweet to think, when struggling
The goal of life to win,
That just beyond the shore of time
The better years begin.
When through the nameless ages
/ cast my longing eyes,
Before me, like boundless sea,
The great hereafter lies.
Along its beaming bosom
Perpetual summer smiles,
And gathers like golden robe,
Around the emerald isles.
There in the blue, long distance,
BY lulling breezes famed,
| seem to see the Towering groves
OF old Beulah's land.
And far beyond the islands
That gem the wave serene,
The image of the cloudless shore
Of holy heaven is seen.
Unto the great hereafter
Aforetime dim and dark
] freely now and gladly give,
OF life, the wandering bark
And in the far-off haven,
When shadowy seas are passed,
By angel hands its quivering sails
Shall all be furled at last.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-04-12
MISCELLAN EOUS.

FoR YOUNG BACHELoRs.-Our admlra-
bic sculptor, Hiram Powers, writing to a
friend of what the people call the folly of
marrying without the means of support
ing family, expressed frankly his own
fears when he found himself in this very
position, but he adds with characteristic
candor and good sense.
"To tell the truth. however, family and
poverty have done more to support me
than | have to support them.-They have
compelled me to exertions that | hardly
thought myself capable of; and often,
when on the eve of despairing, they have
forced me, like coward in the corner, to
fight like hero not for myself, but for my
wife and little ones.
The fact is that the expenses of matrl-
monv need not be more than the expenses
of living as many of our young men do
and if all the loose change which they
waste in a thousand ways were economl.
cally managed by nice wife, they would
find that it would cost less for two than fol
one-that man could actually save money
and have the nice wife besides.
In short, marriage to a yonng man is
every thing. To elderly men it may be
polite and expedient-to men in middle
| life it may be comfort and solace. Bu
to young men it is salvation itself, tempo
rally. 1t is the spring of manly and hon
orable effort. 1t is the safeguard agains
thousand temptations and follies, and II
the highest sense of Solomon's declara
tion-that young man that indeth a goot
wife fndeth good thing.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-04-12
Insolyent Notice.
March 90. 1850.
sTATE OF MISSISSIPPI. D
CHIpopNE CouNTy. SIS,

CLAIBORNE COUNTY, IS.
To all persons interested in the estate OF
Alexander Torrey, deceased,
TTPUN reading and filing the report OF
u Phillip H. Torrey, surviving Admins
traitor of the estate of said deceased, at
the January Term, A. D. 1850. ofthe Pro.
bate Court of said county, it was ordered
by the Court that said estate be declared
insolvent, and that publication be made in
the Port Gibson Herald and Correspon-
dent, public newspaper printed and pub
lished in said county, for the space OF SIX
months, requiring the creditors of said es-
tate to file their claims against the same,
probated according to law, with the Clerk
of said Court, on or before Tuesday, the
first day of October, 1850, or said claims
will be barred, and that like notice be
nosted at the Court House door OF saic
county.
~ - q MAXWELL, Judge of the Probate
d kH@EICou of Claiborne comfy, a
the Court House thereof, the
Fourth Monday of March, a. D. ls5o;
FRED. J. POOR, Clerk.
! March 81, 1850 ol-om