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Passenger Arrived,

Porcs, PR-Brs wn J wAts0n-Mr Bsyns Ksq. lad,
and 3children, @ Dobritton, Esq.
Mosu.-Ship Venice-Mrs Holmes and children. MnD
Cr9sier child and servant Mr. and Miss MoClsests Mss
sAvAsHAH-Ship Hartford-Nr John stoddsrd, lady &
ehiluren and Mrs Cohen 2ehldren and servsa
Mrs lessee and children; Mrs Ksmpton, child And
servants Mr. Anderson child and ssrvant Mrs 0Bri-
Mrs Deyany. Mrs Bright, Mrs K Stilveli. Mrs
isanso1 nr NsvseTs Miss Cuysr Mss Coles?
McIntyre, Miss A Aydylott. Msssrs Jackson BAN
in the
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misceAaneous.
into sag HaIsor ,h s.sins in bad weather from six 70
eight hundred strokes per hour She was laden with coal
na,s Iof Marsh for California vhioh
18Th been on Jsan Ferpsnae March and sent boat
wrd she therefore bore away for Taicahasno Tor water
BRO isSssTA tslssriphs eommuniSssIo1 wa; s rs
man informing them Of vessel shs p,riicu
N No 81 '' NV WV ''''' WV
M % for Sss
per fuel She had rough weather and violent
gales without starting aoint knocking OF splinter, OF
engine.
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Boar IS fee. lons sharp - both ends painted white
up eth inst lat - So. Ion "a So By the Mary Emsns Al
LAyscw-A very beautiful brig Of Is. toni. VA. 70 b.
launched u. IIh, Sag nsisor ~ H.:srs willis &c.
Order. been received her. for tn. .qup%sn. II
ana ssrs,es. Si,s s.spsssh the jamestown
Ths saras.s viii be detained some months. until her m.-
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sPohen.
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si''' June TO- lat 80 10 lon 50
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ship Henry Thompson, Holmes from NPaoiao. with 400
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RsoN KEW wgsr.-By dates to June eth, We learn
that Captain Lewis Of the steamer Creole has been
discharged by consent Of the district attorney Tor
bringing passengers In the Creole than ths Law
Allows but IL under arrest in charge Of the United
States marshal for being implicated In aiding aud
assisting the expedition against Cuba. lie
Quiyed to give bonds TO the Of three Thousand
dosrs which he failed TO do and IL therefore held In
custody by the Waskinsfon Republic Juns N
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Died.

On Tuesday, 18th instant, BY the Rev DIR. Anthem,
Mr. Mosrs W.Rp toihiss LsoA L. daughter OF the late
Rev. Ralph Wilkton.
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NV MEDICAL seoka-A coxPLkrI PRAcrIoAz

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$500 s ssIs.i1 t.s I =. cos sfEcIrIc-A
organs Gravel Cenorrhaa elect Whises In frm.er n.
hammston Of the Bladder Kidneys 40 This psepars,ien
sp s Az. zee private fo s.e No rssre
way Co., General Agents. l62 FULTON street Yer ale b.
The druggists gsnsray throughout the United S.aes aad
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Rhh kkWAkD.-JkrrKIES ANTIDOTE. SPI-
ROOO einot fixture for the Of Conorrhra. OissN
ssfesufes snd similar disorders II make speedy sus,
shanss application TO business rss proprietor
case when me mixture will under the
TEXTURE OF ave hundred defA rurthsr-ths isess,
desc o. the mixture 10 taken when exposeI
put In eottes with full directions e. 0us SotSo
lAst weef-many cured In days FER ssis bv n
RING. le7 BreadvAy; los Bayard street :" -
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A CKNoWLEDGMlNTso OF CuREs-I WAS CURED BIZ
"A Heine, - Duane street, Of pain
various parts Of my person thost
also o. severe ny hsnss and s,nss whoa ether
gns.rs.sd certify 70 the * Lso *. Aidsrn.:
number Of e. ulcers whioh were very ps,p numIsr
Of fsted in curing when br Heins -
street restored mo 70 perfect health Alexander Mckay N
MesseIvdt AeKAys ship yard Ancther.I cured 81
Dr. Heine 20 Duane street. when had hopes Of
eovery For several suffered the greatest pain ana
misery from great ulcers pain ssI
swelling OF bones joints Capt. Richard Yates
ner OF South street and Maiden Isns.
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The ArTEMTrED BASK RosBgRr AT DoRoHssrRR
MAs.-We learn that this morning about one O'Clock
the Waterman engaged by the Railroad Corporation
at the depot In Dorchester had his attention attracted
to the Mattapsn Bank building, by hearing slight
noise apparently made by the careful application OF
burglars tools Proceeding cautiously to the building
he discovered two men, Of whom was prying open
the shutters while the other at work the door
The Waterman made attempt TO seize the fellow at
the window. who eluding his grasp, fed round the
building, and into shed by, pursued by the
Waterman. The shed being very dark the latter CON-
menced cropping about in effort TO lay his hands
upon the robber, when he ssonished BY the flash
and report of pistol the ball from which passed
through his cap slightly grazing the top Of his scalp
Upon dscharging the pistol the fellow attempted to
rush from the shed, seized by the Waterman but
after short and violent scuie got away and took to
his heels. The Waterman being armed with single
barrelled pistol drew IL and followed in close pursuit.
and AIRED woundng the robber that no fell to tho
ground. Upon falling, the wounded man cried out =
Thompson for Tod sake come and help me-" His
comrade, who had been awaiting the result OF the
scuie at short distance, to the assistance OF
his pal who he assisted upon his legs and they started
In the direction Of the turnpike The Waterman, who
was then unarmed, followed but was tsld BY the rob-
bers II would be dangerous for him to too close,
they armed and also had friends at hand
After proceeding few rods they came up with q
horse and wagon by the road side in which two
men, who get out and bundled the wounded man into
the carriage They then drove OF at rapid trot. IL
is not known how seriously tho man was injured by
the shot, but lead to the detection Of the party
-Bssien MaI, June Is.
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ibS IN LAT 3 ST. IS s. sA.liag steering ijs.
da SssT Vi i * frss e cil.srtn' AA"
soar kisHSssL Aaa. Wallis. oorAeshs. dAys. With a'
seIr lxe.l. EDWARDS. Portland.
ssSr S s@,. ssSiss dsys III isnssr
sohr Roaasis s.iss. Rssport7 days VITA lasAs, fish,
10 master.
The .slsE.pA :. y. Highlands rspsrt' aB''' sad =
Sailed.
ship, psiaw.rS T.rsS1. NorlssnS ni1nssst, Allen L.
. Liverpool Sssis i.s Josss. aSrs Wsisss
}B.s., H:,'s: Bremen frsi, !Sor! Si., Point brig.
Catherine, Hsrsey. 81 Jass.
Jvs. ls-wi.d tAr.ssAout the day. ssY.
rslssr.phie Marin. R.porss.
..s h . Nor
Arrv.d-ship chss Carol Savannah; bark Lswr.ncs
se ~ s ssssi F.s
S0 sss aSs iS M
for Bueco 70 load for BALTIMORE.
S.s Gambia Salon Left brig Si.s.r. 9sr
Pi.s.ssi:; fs"sit EiSs.sna' fsi sIs AI....ssi.
L.asss: cs!n.s Nos.s Ss1s. oss..s sas.s
A' a. s.t s:;S1 'Sas
Nnw onL.Ass June TO-
Nsw BnDvoRp June IT,
Cissrsd-ships Champion. and John Wells NPaoiao.
PRouDnros. June IL.
Arrived-Schr Charity Hondout soop Previdence, do.
saisd1sohrs Trya. snd Union. BALTIMORE sl0op VIM
Bowen, NYork
Arrvsd-schrs Daniel Frances. Norfolk; Mary NYorf.
Cieared-ScLr Coral. NYork
Arrived-BArk csrona, NYork.
sailed-Brg Emeline, Phiiadelphia.
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nR RALPH. AUTHOR or THE apR.cI

hh RALPH. AUTHOR or THE "PRACTIcAI PM
~ vsts Treatise ke.-orce hours 70 IL A. NJ Ste p
NJ tSundsy excepted mo ~ Green weh street mes
ssrrrsd =. the ease ssd rspay Of IN. s,sturs
rcm TIA trst or tncrient, To ts and as-
u~sns STAGES Also In seminal diseases kc (from unco
mon sevssases, aud very extensive practicel he ca.
Amerca. ~ ~ "s"'s -
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STRIcIvREs cuRED.-I WAS CURED or AN OLD
nd long standing structure BY Dr. HEfNE ~ Duane a.
MOI hsvns tried several other phyrsisns sINoH
sosNsIONN, ia Downing 81 N. B.-Dr n devotes psr-
nn s'snuen 70 the sbo,s Alse syphilis. SO efsia.
daily stte~danee ~ the III perssry ~ Daans a.
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MEDICAL.


&. e. ..s
faculty
Nervous Pros. alton and Debility, Impoteney, and All
in what undsrtakes and because has been properly
Rs''s the
dos cure h sas s %
- the only remedy for seminal weakness
sarnsl emissions yeans and ruinOus
orders body mind, caused BY impropsr
ss:
rss sos S he -
EVERY MOTHERS BOOK, OR MORAL PHYSIOLOGY
Were this book carsfo read By every married psrsos
pas s a% ' Ss.n Of g s
s 81 20 boz ~ Asn s (. A the P
DocToR GLOVER. A REGULARLY EDUCATED PLY.
and "sedlssi Gui1s Co. His e.,.nsiys pr.Ssoa s.S:-
%sS, and seminal &c. 9Ss Mr.
entry
nR: JOHNSON, No. Is DUANE STREET. SO wELk
e ss : m % s ss,
for SS
cured in four days.
Tn. COOPER, IA DUANE STRICT. HAS, FOR I'm
Lee, year. so.nn;s his pr.ctie: 70 the ssa.
u. can esrs ii: most o.s q this disease az
sharTe
nR. WARREN Is CONflDENTIALLY CONSULTED
- private diseases practice 81 eighteen years. three
Of which were in hospital enables Dr. 70 cure the WORSE
See his diploma in his Once No. Nett with
the the greatest In and med
cine this country has produced cure
DR. L. MoRTAMoaE WOULD SAY TO THOSE VINO
~ have esntracsd disease Cure ut vosas that it, Tass
ssi Il e , ny
These who yiss consult those complaints may
90 tfree OF ohsige from A. NJ to p NJ Sundays
v.rs yopr health you will avoid those lnaves whe
sne,r one kind Of medicine all ths, K necessary fs
ned y these egctiss esll upon me daily 1856 william st.
ri EDICAL CARD-DR. MORRISON is CONSULTED
AVA with the confidence Of his friends i'm the city and
eountry-his experience in treating venerea diseases
over thirty Recent removed days.
tures and seminal weakness he Invariably hia
London diploma in his ONCE 2DiIs Fulton ct.
DAMS AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
dcsease. Call and the certiesAes "a
esses that were given By nearly al. other ply
Hundreds OF cures In four TO four hours oh
physician san eqsAlit; Nocturnal Emissions, Debility, As.
LARh0NT, ~ Rsade street, two doors from &c.,
Pills 81. -emAie rerooicsa
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WAL Hunter will forfeit any sum, II failing " curs
any case ths may come under his how iss0
standing amoting Patients invited his Dspsn-
ssry No Division street New YORK city, thousands ars
cured yearly ~ bis practical and
srsnsers and others vhs have been
lection o. Physsias are .lieitsd TO call the Doctor.
HIS great remedy, hunters Red Drop-that troubles u
9uset doctors muchsures like venereai
Free Ore Dollar Read and Refect.-The aicted would i
ven 70 reject before trusting their health happss aaA
IN ossss ,her hves IN ,hs hants Of Physicians
possible fer undrstand the s the IL No
family sre subject to- Dr. Hunter 10 tnevn be the most
:ssee.si pras,ti.nsr n the united Years prss
diseases arising from impurities 81 ths blood the
eonsttutcs has become eofehlsd enables ths Dos(sr ~
sp<edy - ~~~'~" "
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RXX sAvkD-oNE BOTTLE OF DOCTOR oRR-
RNAs Eorys French Antdote, In recent cases n
Scnehea yin save any amount o. money and sussrias
II possesses psver the dsord hitherto unknovp ~
nrt des viii give relief and In TIVE -
thres asy fnee IL with full dircctionsa drug store -
broadway. and corner Of Courtlandt street al NJ
rulton street. sun BuidnssE ~ Bessry Garner Of rssI
street and 81 ths Dootors residence 67 Madison strrsx
Nc charge fcr advice once hours all day evening u
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DOCTOR GLOVER, A REGULARLY EDUCATED Ply
~ stefan and urgeon, author OF The Private Treatise
and Medical Guile. &C. His extensve practical
risnce enables him those dihcut glssl
structure, and seminal weakness, Ooe IL
merly No. ~ Ann street. Private entrance through
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DOCToR CONvERs. INvIGoRATrNG CORDIAL

EVERY MOTHERS BOOK, OR MORAL PHYSIOLOGY
Were this book carefully read By every married pssos.
and its advice followed the OF
poets Of large family Of children, obviaed Peg
sale at No. IL Also
Letters to box 1902 will be answered.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-12
Guardians Sale

virtue Of an order OF the Honors.
BILE Probate Court of Madison conn.
ty, Mississippi, made al the December
!erm1 l849, thereof, ! will, on the q8tb
day OF JANUARY. 1850, within lepai
hours, at the court. house door in said
county, sell 10 the, highest bidder, on a
credit Of twelve months, all tho right,
title and interest WHICH Robert Ashley
Norris, EdwOrd Grigsbs and Madison
Grigsby, minor heirs Of WaddeIl San.
ders, deceased, had il. and, 10 the follow.
ing described real estate, viz:
y est half Of southeast, quarter, sec.
ton twenty: nine to&nshib ten, range
two, east; west bali Of horth,ea ouaT.
ter' section thiFty-ope, township ten,
range two, east; north half of east half
OF northwest quarter, section. thirty.One.
township ten, range two, east south half
OF. lot number seven, section thirtv,
township ten, range two, east, west half
Of north. west quarter, SECTION ihirty.tyo
township ten, range two, east; lot nine,
section twenty-iye township TEN. rapre
on, east east half of north.east quarter,
section tb%irty-one, township ten, range
lwo' easts southwest quarter, section
twepty-ninC, township ten, range two,
east; all in the county Of Madison afore!
said,
Bond and good security will be re-.
CURED Of the purchaser
THOMAS SANDERS, Guardian.
Dec. Is, l849. l4-et
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ORITuARr.

DiED-AtP lainvile in Yazoo County. on the
merning Of the Cd inst, Lewis Harrison .,n
OF William and Elizabeth C. Gartley. oued .
yea 8 and II month";.
The death Of this lovely and iD,srss,iDo
child has east a gloom over the home Of his
aiteetiOnste parents, and saddsned the bssr,,
OF oil who knew him, it was impossible no,
to love him, his winning ways and lively
Prat'le won all hearts. HIS conversation wa,
often fat above his years, and gave indication
OF a brilliant intellect; but alas! the fond am
'clPatlons OF parents have been bliRthed and
the bud which gave promise has unfoldsd in
ParOdice' In the vigor and beauty of child.
hood' ere guile was on his lips, he has been
snatched from a world Of sin and sorrow. and
pOrne to a Heaven Of bliss and purity. Anew
moments before he breathed his last. he onen-
&c his eyes and smiled sweetly; it was such
a smile as we could fancy the angels wear.
and we doubt at that moment The plorles Of
Heaven burst upon his view. The parents
who idOlized, the brothers and sister who loved
nim are left 70 mourn, but he has gone to
Join the glorious throng Of the blessed, for Of
such is the kingdom Of God
That star went down in ~beauty-yet il shin
eth sweetly now,
In the bright and dazzling cOrOnet that deck .
the SaviOur's brow,
tie bowed to the DsstrOyer-wh6se shaft
none can FepeI,
Bu. we know for God hathtOld us, he doeth
all things WE'LL"
r r
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]. CLANCY.
Ranger M. C.
For One Day Only.

This collection having been selec-
ted with great care, now comprises the
most COMPLETE VARIETY and assortment
of WILD ANIMALS embraced in any
exhibition in the States.
Messrs. Raymond & Co. have been
u~nsparing in trouble and expense in ft-
ting out and preparing an entertainment
Of this nature, and trust with the fullest
confidence to the discrimination oran in
telIigent public to appreciate the advau.
tages of such an Exhibition, over the
many amusements offered to their
notice. By means Of numerous Agents
in different parts Of the world the mosl
remarkable of NATURES animated wOrkS
are brought together in one collection,
where they can be viewed at leisure and
With perfect security.
The Exhibition is rendered intensely
interesting by he astonishing perform
ances Of dons. Schaffer, in The den of
Lions, Tigers, Leopards, Cougars, &C.,
among other remarkable feats, will hehar
mss and drive a large Lion through a
space prepared for the purpose under
the Pavilion, thus showing the complete
control which this renowned Lion Ia
mer, can exercise over the most savage
denizens Of the forest.
Open from 8 to 6 P. Nj. Admitance
SO cents. Children under 10 years of
age, and Servants 81 cents.
The Mehagerie will also exhibit at
T~homaatown, Friday Jan ii, at Cam
den, Saturday, Jan. ".
Jan. 5, 1850.
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RsGWGER5N N.aEZ

Ranger of Madison County.
will offer for sale, in The town of
canton, on Monday, the 4th dav Of Feb.
TTuary next, the following described
to.wit.
Taken up by Thos. G. Bankhead, a
sorrel mare mule about 8 years old blind
IN the right eye, the left running water,
and looks badly, IS hands high.
~, Appraised to $40,
Taken up by Levi Wray. 3 Epb
sorrel horse, ten years old, no marks o
brands. Appraised 70 Clio
Taken up by D. W. Briscoe. a bay
gelding, l5l hands high, no marks or
brands, about 10 years Old.
Appraised to $40,
Taken up by B, R Allen, a 6rindle
COW and calf, about 10 years old mark
ed with a crop and swallow fork in each
ear, no brands. Appraised to $40.
Also a brindle sided steer 3 ears old,
unmarked. Appraised to 81.
Taken up by D. K. Galtney, a red
COW and calf, the calf Of a dun color,
4 years old, the calf | year old
Appraised to So.
Taken up by Britton l.. Prichard, a
red bull II years old unmarked.
Appraised TO So,
Also a red COW and calf s wears old,
marked, swallow fork in the right ear
crop and over bit in the left.
Appraised TO Sc.
Also q red bull 81 years old, marked.
halt crop in the upper side OF the left
ear, crop and slit in the right.
Appraised TO So SO.
Also red and white pided heifer 81
years old, no marks or brands.
Appraised to So.
Taken up by William Tucker, a
brown COW and calf 10 years old, with
some white spots, marked over slope in
Inc right ear, crops and swallow fork in
the left, no brands.
Appraised to $4.
Also a white and black pided heirer
and her calf, no marks OF brands, three
years Ola. Appraised t o SIS.
N. B.-PeFsons having in their pos
session the above described strays are
requested to bring them 70 ard on the
day Of sale.
J. CLANCY.
Danro, M n
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-12
100 NegFOes and Land.

AT Camden, Madison county, on the
n FIRST oUANUARY, $50. will be
sold about One Hundred fine Negroes,
mostly in families; also, A Plantation
near Camden, oil 26U0 acres, about 1000
acres OF which are 10 cultivation, and
have beeh cleared within FIVE years.
The land lies in one compact body. form
ing nearly a squares large portion is
creek bottom, and, in the language Of
an eminent gentleman, whose estate
joins it, 1t is 'Uery UaluaJle and should
produce as profitable results as any in
Mississippi Also, a stock of as fine
Mules as any in the Sale, with cattle,
hogs, provision, &c. Among The Me-
groes, are an excellent carpenter and
blacksmith, and an experienced and
rusty driver.
1t is desirable TO sell the whole estate
together, on long time mot exceeding
seven years,) but il this cannot be done,
the Negroes will be sold in gangs, or
families, and the land, mules, &c, sepa-
rate, either for cash or on y credit.
information can be had BY addressing
a note to me, at Camden, or BY personal
enquiry there, at any time after the 18th
December
w. f. Johnson.
Dec. IL, 1919. l4-st