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Notice.

p d decree Of the Supreme Court Of
- the State of North Carolina, at its
summer Term Of the present year, in
the Ease Of Thomas W. Nicholson, and
the infant children Of Mrs. Hardeman,
and others, VS.. Dr.. James B. Yello@lS,
executor OF the late Guil(ord Nicholson,
made by consent OF the parties and in
accordance with the opinion Of the court,
1t was declared that certain slaves we're
disposed Of by the will Of said g. Mich
olson, for the purpose Of paying his
debts and the legacIes bequealhed, which
said slaves had not been sold for that
purpose, to.wit: Milly, and her children,
Caroline, Leroy, Elizabeth, and hef 9th.
er younger children, in possession Of
Thomas w. Nicholson and now in this
State; Whey and her child Jane, and her
other younger children in possession Of
said Nicholson as trustee Of Sarah A.
Hardeman and her children ; Ephraim,
little Judy and her children, Louisa,
Harrison or Horace, Moses and Matilda
and the other younger Of the said Judy;
Amos, Patience, Flora and her child
George, in the possession OF the defend
ant, DR.. YeIlowly, in the State Of Mis-.
sissipPi.
And by the said decree by consent Of
parties, | was appointed commissioner
to value said slaves and permit the pre-.
sent possessors 10 retain them at the val.
uation upon their executing bond with
two good securities, il they might choose
10 take them at the prices assessed; 9th.
erwise TO expose them to sale.
Now, therefore, by virtue Of the power
vested in me as commissioner aforesaid,
| shall, at Livingston, in Madison county,
or MONDAY, the Gath day Of DECEM.
Der, inst, proceed 10 execute the said
decree, by vaIuing said slaves or dispos.
ing of them according 10 The instructions
to me in said decree contained.
In case Of sale, persons desirous OF
purchasing slaves will do well to attend.
The purchaser will get al unquestioned
title to such as may be sold.
B. S. KICKS, Comm'r.
Dec. II, l849. 14-2w
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TO THE PEOPLE OF
Ma olson COWMtT,
AND II THOSE VINO WISH 70 PURCHASE
E GoODsl
SELLING OFF
AT LESS THAN COST

ENG DESTROYS Of winding up my
business in Canton before Christ.
IN order TO meet other engagements
ch will require my attention else.
Where in January, | offer my entirely
new and well-selected stock of
Staple and Fancy Goods,
At Ten per cent. LESS than COST F.!
The Stock embraces,
Ladies' Fancy Goods, Gliding, Hats,
Caps, Boots, Shoes, Carp ting. Car
pet Bags, Saddlery, Hardware,
Brushes, Combs, Toys,
Perfumery,
And numerous other articles, too tedious
to mention.
As this is an inducement never before
offered in Canton, | invite Merchants,
Traders, Pedlars, Planters, Lawyers.
Doctors, Judges, Esquires, and all others
who wish TO buy great bargains, 10 cal
and satisfy themselves that I am really
selling at LESS than COST and ma
charge for 'carriGge!
s. MAYER,
New Store, opposite Herrod's Hotel
November II, lS49. loft
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E~xECUToia's NbFycE

LETTERS TEsrAMENrARY havinD,G!
been granted to the undersigned
at the December Term, I849, Of The
Probate Court Of Madison County, Mis-.
slssIppi, on the estate of F. M. kearnea
deceased, all persons indebted to saia
estate will please come forward and
make immediate payment. and all Der.
sons having claims against said estate,
VII present them; legally authenticated
within the tims prescribed by law, OF
they will be forever b barred.
HENRY CULLlPHER, Ex'r:
Dec. 10, lS49. ia
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ETNAL sETTLRMRNT.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
undersigned, administrator on the
estate Of Robert. Collins, deceased, will
At The December Term, 1870, Of the Pro-.
bate Court Of Madison county, present
his account for final settlement, surrcn-
der his letters, and ask to be discharged.
ROBERT LOVE, Admir-.
Oct. IS, ls4s. 6-Bt
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NEW GOODS!

NHE subscribers have just received
u. 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,
Perfumsry, ShGwls, Shoes, &c. &c.
For Gentlemen-CoGts, Pants, Vests,
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, OcercOats, &c.
Also, Glass, CrOckery and Hardware,
DOmestics, Cassime'es, BrOadcloths, Cas-.
sinstts, Linseys, &c.
All which they offer very low for cash.
Call and see. SOMMER & co.
Oct 6rl849. III Aft
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G0mIMerctaI.

NEw-ORLRANs, Jan. Is, 1850.
Inc unfavorabIe nsws by the Cambria, had
no effect upon the New 0 leans market. The
sales OF The week were Is 500 bales. The re.
celpts since lst September are 500, l32 against
44s'6Ss last year. The falling off at all the
ports 1917 bales. We give the following quo
ta''onS a"d have no doubt they will be- still
higherih the Spring.
NEw-oRIEANs CLASSIFICATION.
nferor;::;:: 8}G92.8 Middlinp Fair IOlnfI
ordinary :::::: 93aI04 Fair::::::::;: iISGii4
Mlddllng;::: lOaal0i Good Fairs: -
Oooo Mld' lO4- Good and Fine
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A LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Canton Ma
olson County Misp. on the 3lst Of December
l04s' which will BE- sent to the Post !oaiCe
Department as dead letters If not taken out BY
the 3lst Of Marchi85o.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison COUNTY.

BY THE PROBATE COURT OF SAID COUNTY.
December Term, lS4S.
' VIE estate of Thomas F.. TaylDr,
deceased, having been REPORTED to
and declared by said court i~nsolvent:
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons
having claims against the estate Of said
deceased to present the sam. 10 the ~.
dersigned on or before the I'd Monday 81
July, 1850; OF their claims will be Forev.
OF barred
BY order sc the Court.
u T. CAMERON, Clk.
DEC 10, l64V. l4-6m
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ADMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

ETTERS Of Administration de DO.
- mis- 0 having been granted to
the undersigned at the November Term
Of the Probate Court of Madison Coun-
ty, Mississippi on the estate Of Benia-
min B:Lee, decd, all persons indebted
to said estate will please come forward
and make immediate payment, and all
persons having claims against said es.
tate will presentthem legally authentica-
ted within the time prescribed BY law,
or they will be forever barred.
WIN. S. BAILEY, Adm'r,
Dec 20, l849. 1876. Sh'f NC.
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NEW York, Dec. 81
mora I brought the largest Eli,
W That has ever been received
HWY.
Vee. 7.-Cotton declined du.
''eh ID for American and
Inscriptions.
Dec. a. During the mid
.eek' the business done in
N @''or has been generally at
'hough it is hardly necessa.
quotations.
S'POol Nail, Of December il
b,,.l 'suSce Our quotations of
Is't g for American descrip-
7 total decline Of s from
e0lnl on the i2th.
IN NEW York, Dec. 81.
PREVIOUS reports Of tho cot.
81 cambria it was stated
\. N.Y. sivanced l-sd., while upon
NM WA lhe Cambria's advices
as y has declined LA AZ.
g'gSt intervening between
., lnese steamers. Owing
sn transactions in this mar
RVs. Checked. The quotations
''''adn 7.s:orleans lq3 a
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&ld !, srAsAH'-A Touring mill
y suspension bridge over
S.,.a. placed upon the bank Of
.s. S,sld,oDiar elevation Of Is
Rr.ssss Which propoIS it, and i.
,u.s, y east iron shat. 2lO
's At 40 dngIo Of rs de-.
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nMs Daib Dslia.

.nfUNN W
E,iaarriged at Hahfax with
liverpool to the 18Th inst
saoipq i a synopsis Of her gen
y. II England has reduced its
5;.soun.-ConsOls have ad'
~: The cotton crops Of India
I'm lass than the usual aver
Lotions in France have been
iSH lbs 25th Of January; the
FAM ConslantinOPl9, in rela-
4. sEIradilion Ofthe Hungarian
,,e not yet settled; the Sultan
\. y his refusal to expend the
aslugessfrOm his %dominions,
l.ssey bis active preparation for
a.~.asDtinople correspondent Of
NM times believes that Russia
,.nmspcs hostililies against the
\. VorIs next spring. The ac-
.nn Italy representl the military
.~dous % a large scale through
4, bpt6cal States.
l..,nIsd toths Louisville Journal.
NEw York, Dec. 80.
,difcsl news BY the late steam
Ty worth telegraphing.
.-It Is said Parliament will
\. XVI v the middle Of January, to
N. m,iusss. The question of re.
n i the national expenditures
Nm 4 new aspect. The rates Of
M " lhs bank are said to be the
N, Il rise in consols TO par,
6s Chancellor Of the Exchequer
IN Asors he holders Of stock the
MAJ i accept the reduction Of the
N dasssl, which will save the
MN srsal millions.
mhsr expedition is fitting out for
dnls Straits IN search Of Sir John
sEh
mws-Fout hundred of the June
ryps, had arrived at Paris, being
nsdby Tie Attorney General, from
N,
BRO Rolin has issued a pamphlet
dns his conduct on the 18th June.
pnphIet has been seized and pro.
ng instituted against the printer,
hn have been sent to Withdraw a
h ofihe army from Rome. Meas
bNe been taken to improve
adiliou Of emancipated slaves Of
NJ
\ Assembly rejected the motion to
ilhe death punishment Cor all Of.
i The Lyons court martial has
bed a number Of the June insur
Ibra term Of four years.
1.-THE fortress Of Gaela is BE-.
Pifed and armed. The pontif-
is lined with troops. where ar
Minue to be made. The treasury
cardinal Tdumvlrate is reported
st No time has boen fixed for
ll Of the Pope.
S-Advices from Constantine.
The 18th October The extradi
asirn is not settled and not likely
The Car persists ii having
narians and Poles 6aGishe6 from
lnnAn Empire: The porte res SIS
amnds. The mattel thus stand
Two Cove are prepar-
Y hostile meeting, If necessary
slncreasiny her feet. Liberty
. export bu' lion from the Rus.
laPre.
wa and Hungary.-The State
VII be removed first Of January.
als in Hungary continue in.
lad that Metternich has written
'Al'lau minister declaring that
@''lan monarchy cannot enjoy a
saee' unless Hungary is main.
rs preceding relations as a
Sale with Austria.
n'eA olthe recent concentrations
iSyears.
tAa'aAdlug the police precau.
aallA medals have been intro.
" hungary. The Magyar pa.
F'sd IaesGmable value upon
Nav York, Dec. 81
~ao' I brought the largest En-
W. s1at has ever been received
Vse. 7.-Cotton declined du.
yer ID for American and
Usc. a, -During the mid
sesk, the business done in
\, ,lon has been generally at
NJ. aoagh it is hardly necessa-
~ M|nnA-. FTP" 1
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

Madison COGnty-Ss.
BY the Probate Court of said County.
To Elijah M. Graves, Elizabeth M.
GraUes, his wife, Pennington ". Tuck.
err and Eliza Jane Tucker, non resid nj
heirs and all Persons interested IN the
Estate Of John Hodge, deceased.
VOU are hereby commanded 10 ap-
pear before the Probate Court Of
said county, at a regular term thereof to
be holden at The court house ofsaid coun
~, on the Second Monday of February,
1850, then and there to shew cause, if
any you have, why the lands, tenements
and hereditaments which were of said
John Hodge, mentioned in the petition
o, Susan Hodge, administrative Of said
John Hodge, should not be sold for the
benefit Of all parties interested. -
Witness, the Hon. JOHN B.
HowcoTT, Judge Of Probate
of said county, the Second
L. S. Monday of December, in the
#-# year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and forty.nine,
and seal Of said court.
Issued the 18th day of December,
is49. 1T. CAMERON, CEk.
Dec. Is, l649. I4-9w
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ExEcUToR,s NOTICE.

Y ETTERs TBsTAMrNrARY having
" been granted to the undersigned at
the Deer Term, t849, Of the Probate
court of Madison county, Mississippi, on
the estate Of Richard Evans, 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
time pre- 'cribed by law, or they will be
forever barred.
WILLIAM EVANS, Ex'r.
Dec. Is, 1s49. l4-6t
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D. w. MURPHY.

Has received, and is every day receiving. a
aIge ADDITION TO his stock Of Groceries. ProSis
OnS heEdMaro, WOodenwGrc, &c. &c. &c. ~
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DOCTORN

EWING AND PUGH
Are associated in the practice of medi-
cine, and may be found at their old Office
January s n5o, l7-2t
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At the same time and place,

AT the same time and place,
P. CURRIN will sell section 90.
- and the south half Of section 81
Township 8, Range 6 East, and Section
81, Township 8, Range 2, easl-aII II
Scott County, Miss. Terms made known
at sale.
FRESH sr. LOUIS TLobR.
JUST RECEIVED and Gbt sale bv
Oct. 20. D. w. MURPHY
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Land Gos. GnIe.

virtue Of a decree Of the Probat5
- Court OF Madison county, passed a
November Term, l849, the undersigned
will, on the 18th day Of JANUARY next
sell at public sale, at the door Of the
Court house in said county, to the high
est bidder, the following lands living id
said county; VIZ: East half of the north
east quarter, and west half Of the south.
east quarter, Of section 81, and the west
half Of the southwest qbsftef Of section
80, township 0, range 4, east; he east
half OF the north west quarter, the east
hall Of the northeast quarter, tie &sst
half Of the northeast Quarter, the west
hall Of The soulh.west qua rier, the north
half Of the west half Of the south. vest
quarter, he north half of the east hall
OF southwest quarter of section 6,to5wsnl
ship 8, range 4, east: also, The west hall
Of the northwest quarter Of section !,
township 8, range 4. east, belonging 10
the estate Of Henry 1 Douglass, decd.
Said sale to Be on a credit Of twelve
months, the purchaser giving bond win
approved security. Said lands are now
in the possession Of VIM. johnson.
A. A. Cassidy, Admir- .
de 50ais aoa Of H. L. Douglass.
november "a, l849 li-sT
T-Wst StEe.
7 virtue Of a deed of Trust . xacc,
ted on the 23d Of March. I848 ~
Robert. ?. Currih, FOR the benefit Of Jas,
Il. Wilson and others, and recorded Il
the office Of the Clerk OF the Prohats,
Court Of Madison county, MissiSsipni. il
Book Of Deeds K, pages 7YB-77-7s-7s:
as Trustee, will expose to sale a. The
Court house IN Canton, in the conn,v
aforesaid, on TUESDAY, the 6rst AZ
Of JANUARY, 1850,
25 OF 30 Negroes,
consisting Of men,, women and children
embraced and set forth in said deed i
trust, among them a first rate BEact
smith and Engineer. The negroes aEs
all acclimated and very valuable.
Sale without reserve. Terms Cash
WILLIAM HARBEMAN.
Dec. , ls49. IDS Trustee.
g. @
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SUGAR.
A GOOD CHANCE TO EDUCATE YOUR
CHILDREN

ts CHILDREN
DESIRING 10 remove to my planta.
y ton, | will sell my property in
Sharon, consisting.of a desirable resi-
depce, convenient 10 the Schools, with
sufficient land attached for garden and
fire. wood.
Those who wish to purchase and are
not acquainted with the premises, will of
course call and examine for themselves.
Unless sold at private sale before the
first day of February, | will on that day
at IL o'clock, on the premises, offer the
property at auction, to the highest bid
der on accommodating terms.
JOSEPH mcdowell.
Jan. 4, 1850. l7-5t.
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ust received a large lot, assorted
sizes, for sale BY
July 80 D w MURPHY
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-01-12

45Ol From Southport at a week, Thursday
BY Pleasant Prairie, south Bristol and Hoadley
To Antioch, ILL.,, by IL m, 10 miles
And back between and p
Proposals commence Pleasant Prairie, - miles
less distance, will be considered.
4S0s From Southport at 8 a once week. Saturday
BY Pleasant PRAIRIE Liberty, Wilmot and English
Prairie;
TO Richmond by m, 80 miles
And back between a m and Friday.
Proposals 10 commence at Pleasant Prairie, 81 miles
less distance, will be considered.
1909 From Southport at ui-wceky, Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday
By Pleasant Prairie, Bristol Salem, Geneva, Geneva
Bay, Walwotth, Sharon, Aliens Grove, Summervile,
aud Clinton;
To Bcloit by 10 m, 81 miles,
And back between 8 and 10 next days
Proposals for times week service will be considered
45O4 From Southport a, a week, Friday
BY Paris and Brighton
To Burlington by p m, IS miles
And back between m and next day.
4505 From Racine at week, Tuesday,
By Sylvania and Quares
To Geneva by m, S6 miles
And back between 8 and next day
The New York herald., 1850-01-29

NoRyoLK, Jan A-Cld bark virginian. Boush. Norsaas
2oth-sd sohr Mary Jane, Bentley. NYork.
Hampton Road-Bark Liberia Packet. Howe. from Bal
timore bound TO Liberia
rnnA..LPHrA. Jan 1-cd brig ch..t.hoochss. Jones.
Coast OF Africa schrs Mary Ann Guest Holmes Wiam
burg Grand Turk washburn Trinidad dc Cuba Mechanic
hes. Nfork; Ann Eliza @ Cateil, sharp NY,rk.
foErsMoUrH Jan 2-Cld ship Albert Galatin (nsw 5ay
S-so tons }, Salter, NOrleans.
sAvAssAH Jan a3-Arr snip Oriental (Br) Kidstou Lon
don bark Lulan Br) Chom Greenock sehrs Sarah
beth somers NYork Zulste, Lufkin NBedford CID brig
sAL.n Jan E7Arr bark La Plata, Bsrtram, Zanzibar.
WILmNGros, Jan 25-Brgs Monticello, Adams. Boston;
Jenny Lind Comery, Boston via Abseo; John Gutenberg
worcester bediord Partridge French. Boston (see nisG
ssbr NARY, bount NHAven. In the river bound brig
Issbeils RenoEy Of Jersey from Newport W. cld brS
Eliza Helen tBr Clements 81 Thomas and market; sehr
John smith Boalss % do 2sh brss anet
wright NYork; Captain John. Mcfarland Cuba y5.h sohr
Ilouse, Robinson, NYork
wAsHIssIoN. NC. Jan 2l-Arr schr Z wiess Smith n
and Myers, Fowler, NYork.
The New York herald., 1850-01-29
Passengers SaileN.

HAVANA. NEw ORLEANS AND CHAeREs- Steamship
Mr. Bates. Tath. d seeor, siga Fortunate Tedescs
sig'a kegira Tedesco Sr Malco Tedesco Franklin,
Rivers. Rivers II v franklin I Lss; Tensy, I
Lee, A D Mott, Davidson. 1 n Landes. Marley. P
Games Mrs Echezuira three Misses Eehezra Mr. Chsty
&c Wigsins W,iis, Davidson Reynolds pr hSChs:-
son. ton and feryant. numford and LADY, Mrs 2 n
REYNOLDS, Miss Gillette Hubbard Thomas Mr Ingalls,,
Beatty, Read, Duffy, J Cunningham. Mr. Gillespie
Foster, VIM Begs, VIM Payne, VIM Parsons, Lttls,
Clyne Smith, Smith, Weatherwax. Lynch, Mark
Ley. M Trne, w A J Bowling, Higgins, Eleus
Cole, VIZ Bobby. L9ckySod. Fsnnell, Mcsrids,
Ilypn, Patterson, II Hineman n uevon. u Gould.
PIesc9tt fr.nilis Ers lowell Norris. Ls fers,
2 ssnier. = Fielder. Z q ph0dehamsl. Smith. G Z
WWatiips, W oarhaIt, Holmss, W shsfer, Gehkin.
Wager, Russell Palmer. johnson, Psgan Pagan,
Pagan Mclaughlin. Leiglu, Shawk, r Gilmore.
Collier, Merrman, J Smith. n Payne Medium, j b
Robbins, Hubbard. Hoyt Mr. Emery. Bartlett, y
Rogers slonsOp, r Cults, Wempie y siratts. ?
Carroll Reese, Dowser, Mr. Braggart
Benney, Be.neyJ J Mcknight, Golden, Mailman.
R0verchulty, Berman, Leonard Senson, Mrs. Van
aewster John Norris Jshn Thomas, shafsr, Morsal
J Sleeper, Moody, Smith, w De Forest. Master
and niss De Forest Mr. snson, Of Adams Cos EIprsss
Total, us.
The New York herald., 1850-01-29

Philadelphia, exempt frem taxation. Is ss07s673.-
This justice, equality and fair dealing with VEN
gesnce.
The number OF deaths In the city aud districts last
week, amounts toes There thirteen deaths from
scarlet fever, sufficient number to occasion anxiety,
II not alarm.
The writ Of quo ~srrano against Mayor Jones OF TINS
city quashsd this morning in the Supreme Conr.
The unfavoabe OF the weather has checked
operations Since the arrival Of tho steamer no SAFES u
cotton reported Flour nues dull shipping arc
pretty firmly held at 81 "a. Corn meal is nonny he,u
81 75 and -four at 81 81 Red wheat o sou wnieo'
81 Is to 81 Is. Rye active demand AZ previous rates
New yellow sorn Whishsy in barrels 20 e's hhdA
"A cts. 80. .
The Orey market must tighten little this week as the
Stocks are Stationary hrm All geod securities In de-
mand, Annexed are be sales to- day
First BodTd-5 shares Camden and Amboy r r, l2O 81
Kentucky Bank no $500 lin ngtoa Railroad 6s Ss 90
CITY 6s lf2 $1,000 Pennsy lvans 6s, 9l PhadeIphia
Bank lS Lehigh Mortgage Bonds 6s 9 ~ New Jer
sey Copper Co. $1,000 City 5 56 SIX; Sc 0cO State SIS
81 81 600 do ss 100 Morris Canal l0 Camden and Am-
boy Railroad lis Philadepbia and Trenton Railroad l0
Farmers and Mechanics Bank 63 $1,000 Reading Rail-
road bonts So Seeond Bodrd-Sye State So s9 81 100
do Ss 20 Commercial Bank 81 $500 Lebigh 6s 81 Nor
ritown harosd 76 u Meet snics Bank 26 $4,000 TeIa
Registered Notes l4j $500 CheapeAke and Delaware Ca
nal !O&; $1,000 Reading Mortgage Bonds 65 COO Ci.y
bs lOz 500 Reading Bonds. 20. 56S; $4,000 Sehuylki
Navigation 6s. 6s, s9i Is Lehigh. z1s $4,000 Kensinz
ton w: W. Bonds. 6's. 9lA % New Jersey Copper. l
S25OO Spring Garden 6s 65 ef $1,000 u s. 6s, 81, lll
. Harrisburg X. R., AZ.
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The southern Cotton Market.

S.vAss.H. Jan 2i-The cotton market was quiet yes
terdsy without change In prices. The sales were 451
bales at IL y l2s cents
SANDEssvilLr, Jan. 22.-The Gales this week have
been small, though prices have no wise receded. We
quote prices at 10 u.
MAcoS, Jan z3.-The market has been brisk for some
days past and prices have ranged from IL to l2 cts
Saes Principally IL cts For choice lot of 100 bags
lza was offered yesterday and refused The markets.
firm at our quotations.
MeHIIr, Jan IL. r. MA large business was done In
cotton TO day and the market ed great animation
Prices are fully sustained and with sales Of fully GO0o
bales closed ss f,lloss Ordinary, l0S lO middiug
IL Al good middlins il& a llA middi9s lair, rs
The New York herald., 1850-01-29

s.iIrse ot ENiesssis rop Linsrh The ship Liberia
Packet Captain Hove, from Baltimore b. arrived in
Hampton Roads. where che received board yest.r.
day, the colcred tmsrabts who had been collecting
here for some dsys previous, TO g out In her They
smtunt In ALL TO li1 persons 50 from North Carolina
~ from the valley % Nirginis and 9s om Lover yir.
sinia Their appearance indicates health aud good
ccndition large proportion Of them are children
and ycups persons We learn from the Rev MIR VIC.
Lsin. the agent Of the Am.rcsp Colonization Society
charged with the duty of seeing them put on ship.
beard that they come we'll mended for good cha
rscter and excellent moral standing some Of them
members ofthe church and not Q few having means
Of their own TO peg their passages and settle their
~ miles comfortably their arrival at Liberia Most
Of them emapcipated for the purpose Of emxrs-
tiop: the rest bern free. On the whole, may
ssy that they will prove valuable acquisition 20 the
n public Of Liberia, not Only In numbers, but In
raj point Of view -yorfok (J-s.) Herald, Jsn. 10.