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We lay before our readers this morning the full &C
count of the noble meeting in Philadelphia We sat-
isied that give them nothing more Interesting
more valuable, more distinguished by eloquence tai
eni, and the Hottest patriotism. We viii let Messrs
Dallas and Rush and others speak for us. and Mr..
Buchanan and others write for US.
But the spirit is moving In other directions Cincinnati
has held her Union meeting. and adopted some OF the
mos, spirited resolutions which American citizens could
adopt The Dayton lohio) Empire says:
at was large aud enthusiastic gathering OF the friends
OF order and the constitution and the proceedings were
conducted IN manner which rsnse.s Tue nghsa credit
Read, Hnsdae, Po'nefoy, Bingham, and Buckingham,
was iha, the Union Is one snd iadivr.ibe, and tina, The
laws passed by the last Congress are 10 conformity With
resolutions were rccsived with srea, appliance and Adopted
dresses were made" f.. aI s.r
We received also yesterday in the Boston Post OF Fri
day last the proceedings Of the great Union meeting (of
New Hsmpshire) held al Manchester on the 10th ms,
where such distinguished men as lchabod Bartlett, OF
Portsmouth, and General r. Pierce. and Joel Eastman,
and Moses Norris and Levi Chamberlain. and Charles g.
Aheon and other orators, took the field In defence OF
the constitution Letters in fine spirit were also read
from James Bell, OF Concord. and Judge Woodbury., and
Daniel Webster The resolutions were spirited and
strong for supporting the fugitive law and American in
their tone. NA
The great meeting in Boston comes of on Tuesday
next The signs cheering. They expect large and
patriotic assembly The Boston Courier gives the two
following anecdotes indications Of the sentiments OF
the people ssae4 s.
!" THK UNIoS rsKLlse Bosros.--An eminent me reliant
Of this city, having been asked " he would allow himself
be noiEated OF tho vice presidents OF oonsti-
,oiional meeting TO be held Fsneul Hall Tuesday
answered For the indicated In this csl the
committee may me in any capacity they think 4
fitted Tor. from of the vice presidents special
constable tesgs fsf0 5Tt us 'tfrssK g. ffF I
IAN Influential mechanic OF city replies 70 the
ton Of the committee thus have only not only
name, but my life, the service OF this al
times, and In any way" TT
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~ DYER 4 MCGUIRE, Aucslonsers.

pEREMPToRY SALE OF aoUsEHoLD.AND KITCHEN FUR
NITURE, Mich COW, JELLIE5, AND SWEETMEATs,
FoWLING PIECE Scon tuesday mornings a6, Instant Al 10
shall the residence declining
keeping south side of Pennsylvania between I'd and
Streets furniture and household Effects consisting part
Of tEt8 HAN@Esg w
Mahogany sofas, divans, and paror chairs
pier and tables marble tops)
Rosewood card tables gilt-ffamed pier glass
Window curtains, win gilt cornce and ornaments
Grandoles, solsr and other lamps, rockers T8e
High and low-post bedsteads feather beds
Hair and Ehuck mattresses, bedding
DRESSING and plain bureaus, washstsnds
Wardrobes toilet sets, looking glasses
Three ply. ingram, and Venetian carpets
Han lamp, passage and side tables
French china dinner, dessert, and tea service
Plated castors and coffee urn, table cutlery
Table linen, crockery, and glassware
and office chairs, radiator,
Cooking and other
Togsih. Of kitchen utensils, large
TIN safe, refrigerator, be.
Also, excellent mich for private family tE
superior market wheelbarrow
A double barrel foviinggun and equipments +. q
A sporting nhe, in exeeilent order
hne jelles and put expressly
private by One skifa and experienced
housekecpers Of the city.
All above good and nearly embracing great variety
In the ousskeepins line.
Terms: s2s and under cash s credit Of two and four
months satisfactorily endorsed, bearing Interest
Nov 22-dn DYER MCGUIRE, Aucioneer
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ARRIVAL OF THE OHlo--The mail steamer Ohio ar
rived at New York yesterday from New Orleans. via
Havana which latter place she left the 18th instant
She brings s5o passengers about $780, 600 worth Of
gold-d the California nails (Which are very large
and large amount OF freight Among the passengers is
The steamer fsabel had arrived al Hayana from
Charleston the same day the Ohio left The steamer
Pacific also sailed for New Orleans the same day.
IA " DAYS for Spain in the Caledonia The new incum-
bent had granted the privilege to American steamers OF
war 10 come into the docks-a privilege heretofore de-
MED, which will result advantageously
By a late arrival al New York from Venezuela, il 10
ascsstaned that the election Of Monagas to the pres
dency is rendered certain z r. se1-a.rfg aUt5
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NEW puBLicarIes. have seen copy Of I" the
Centre table, illustrated Dramatic Works OF Shaks-
pesre" just published in Boston, in seven magnificent
volumes. with thiry-eght superb engnvings Of oil his
heroines and portrait Of the author This publication
appears to us have reached the highest eminenee in
the arts Of printing engraving, and binding We have
certainly seen no work superior to Il The terms are $780,
payable on delivery The agent for the sale Of !, IL now
in this city.
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we are happy 70 see " Ion wrihng IN Yesterdays Bal
iimofe Sun in the following strain:
IL has been spprshended that q combined movement
would be made NJ the North, aided by agitation IN Con.
ges 10 bring the question OF repeal OF The fugitive
AZ the very beginning Of The spproschng session Floods
Of petitions 10 Be poured In upon Congress and be
followed up by legislative Instructions TO the end
Should this be the case there will be e hope Of quiet
and busnesslke session, Of any calm and beneficial
legislation Mr. Stevens, OF Pennsylvania wi he has
declared, bring forward proposition for ns immsdisw
pcs OF the law. But am happy oesrn ths the sea.
tors have been much disappointed IN their expected sup
por the people, that they have become nbasbsd ADD
discouraged They have nttsry failed exciting any gem
er movement the part Of the northern people
Of repeal Of the iaw.a The number Of petitions got up
has been fsw and they only from avowsd aboonss
There 70 hops, therefore, that con-
servsve members, northern and southern will bs able
suppress al agitation Of the slavery subject for ensuing
sessioA. every hebrsnd that may thrown
into either hoase III that event we may yet hops for
VAST n,ass of public and private business has accnn-
lated re hands Of Congress- and that 70 their duty
70 dispose Of a." fFsa IN a-s1ss8 s4aes tsgfft II y
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= The steamer osceoIa win, for ne remainder Of ths
season, week 10 the above place,
leaving sshasson svsiy Tuesday q so,e'ces =
Passage oonchine fone and retnnfae Cone river
and The u-sssi isndInp On ne roscnsc
Nov7-H tfat7f7i -rtAfeH ~ gfMl ShmEb hfichhtAA
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The election Of delegates for the Georgia Convention
takes place on Tuesday next. 4gWE
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BY oREEr, Auesio.ssr.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
9a e e ss % ss = we ssssssa "a
and " streets, good assortment Of furniture, vixi
Looking glasses, ane-s- al chairs, rockers, nc.
Msp's bedsteads cherry and pine tables #Hi
Andlrons shovel sndt tong, md tenders
Eishtday brss.-work and gill mantei clocks
Ingram passage and stair carpets, aar-rods, &c.
win good Of kitchen requisites .
Nov odd Auctoneer
ny A. GREEN, Auctioneer. b
GALE ny ORDER or THE ORPHANS CoURT.-on Mon.
day. 10 O'Clock, the late residence OF
Daniel homaas deceased on capitol hui esswesn M VIC II a.
xsrss assortment, o. theatre .ceney, Of which
painted with landscapes, &C.
Carpenters tools Of every description
Clamps, presses, drawing board. $1,000.
New washing msehaes se win many o'hsr S,sss sfcss
Terms cssh A. s.n.
AIDES WINTER HOSIERY, VETS, As.-Ths sob Oh
goods which they invite the attention Of the public They
% Selsn lsdss, black Cashmere bose scrs.d qusie.
10 90 bse. .n hoses part Of which are very heavy
and hecccd
do iadcs' white Lama hose
IN COTTON HOSE
DOZEN ladies' sssyy white English so'ion hose al grades
-1 10 s So 80 80 s %ss. s a. 90 90 &c
win q an kinds Of gloves aud HOSIERY
dozen lsdies Meno and sk including al sizes and
Is DO ehsrsa,. vests. for MISE. ana boys in IN .ss from
very smsIissts largest Cor boys - . . =
with many articles siached 70 The above ns Az o. when
win Be sold cheap for cash. e e Ranf' sETos NAY Co
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Al e T:ss s:s sssS e q
vols, Law Sheep, svo,pps 4,iT7 Retail p ssss -
20 and 81 Ann street, New Yosk.
opiaions Of fAs Prefssion.
There are few works In s profession that contain such sody
sound sound law within inc same limits ns are mofs esssas
p''''' $500 CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON
Mr. Justice Nelson In his opinion Of the asovssn
Nrw Yosr, Sep. 20, 1850.
The vast accumulation Of reliable citations nom the whole ,ns,
':si .sS e % Ss s1S ~ %
references and wiz extensively aid The sudsas hs scsss
: mo ~ "-' !" '4'''' ROBERT ). WALKER.
a,6ed win their and have bssn mseh pssssd
Win precision and ccsrne with which announces ls Pdn
sstancs ffom il myss ne possoa should
learn IL msri and IKE me- enjoy s sdvsn; gcr rpxurns
Nav Yoax Orr, Oct 10, is5o. ftUt8st esfssf
impss the advantage. Of an accurate and .s!s.rn
while % the profession vast desl q DINO and
''00' DAVID PAUL BROWN, rhiisss,phis-
Mr. Knne collected with diligence and secuey shs
cases decided on he point prsssSssd x D.. - =.
sutbodes copicus give pc
o. The WORK very large lay ,Is,.y ,,,..
ton as my osnsr svocsaons ana ssisssi hs
%'1.y % i gs q e NJ ss
% . and IRON ~, an , nm ~ s
'''s"e'' ''' sunny JUDGE GRrDLEy, Uacs, Nov YORK.
srans win had is upon evsu lawyers
table Is valuable ready reference w urpsr pss.s.s,
PLAN utility Of these werss have ss9s.sd
@ e ne s,s s cs WIN s
Vermont Honslower Jersey Tncher o. Virgins. Cpch
. =, w''A'i fss,i sas y " ~ JOHN 2 Taow:
Nov Ed and 81 Ann szses.
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ttA as' .aa Prssideaf of Msrico.
NEW York Nov. % An arrival here, with later dates
from Vera cruz, brings the integcnce that Afa mas
been elected President Of Mexico m ~. 49, -
ADIEs' French WORK Embroidcrtss, dor We solicit
DE attention o. the sdies 70 our extensive variety o. fraen en-
broidcry, consistne Of
Us6imns1 collars masln collars and cuffs Vf
Ss,s srs, ,rsse with collars very cheap
Cstnbnc inside handkerchief, for mourning
Eabrodered muslin cnpss s.3 ft'ah -. ftstt .stt
Real thread lace and other cspes ---- -,
Embroidered muslin sleeves medium, ana very upsof a"ah
win large q Isdss' pcctst 10 neh
trimmed, Feviere sufened ec7
psd bordersd pain bofdsrsd hs@ss'ehsd end ooorss sor
Also for ssnuemen superior French iinsnes.bric
a many osf .eiss sslseeas g ~. line Which We cannot
dsSas syIsssa n6 y ne q ssgsg ts@s 80
'- ~ s''tss NEWTON, nay = 20.
"A sasnss sseaD fssp.sef - !t1r a. h4fA e.1ssn
3 3 s-sss, ssss "a ~ tSSsb
Nov is--tet sa1o t1oans sas ri Ffst1s "a VI M
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-05-24
COoper's Well

1 TrHF~ 4
SlFUATED in Kinds county Miss;s.;..: :.
~ miles west of jackson. the S,.,a rp,i.l
ahu q miles east of Raymond. county 500, srS,
raymond railroad, now REBUILDING. will nrob. ~,
oe done by the first of June next; il intersao,,
rue Elcksourg Railroad, at Bottoms. a;stona,
rom Raymond to the Well. A miles A. ,h;'
.,'he Hacks can be had at Bottoms: 70 niIos :,
Ine wen; or Clinton depot, miles person, :,
hours "e wen IN I
Extensive arrangements are makinc e., -,
coming summer. The water is nrine;psll. wv ta'
.yoeate. The celebrity Of this Well is not sur
paIseu, am Is recommended by the medical "a
Gulty' ~ cases OF Chronic Darrhea, Dyspepsia
uraVet' Dropsy, and general Debility. i act,
powerfully upon the Liver and Kidneys, and has
1he same salutary effect throughout the wear,
inValius can be accommodated at all seasons
with comfortable rooms
Dut lew places can excel this as a WATERING
pace. The picturesque view, the elevated 10.
cal'on, romantic hills, and lofty pines; in FACT
everythlng indicates health, independent OF The
iiieGleihai water. which has proved SO beneficial
: IERMs:IBoard and Lodging, for Winter
spring and Fall months, $24 per month. At ner
week, and 81 90 per day. The months Of June
Suiy' August and September $50 per month.
Sio per week, and So per day. Horses will be-
taken care OF on moderate terms
~ amnsements requisite to a Watering Mace
VIII be found, and good band of music provided
Tor the summer months.
WILLIAMS g. EPPES, Proprietors.
f. S.-Ihe assistance oc Col. LONG, late of
the Mansion House, Jackson, Miss, has been
secured, and we trust that general satisfaction
wIl'be given.
Accommodations are making cor a thousand
persons. In addition to the old Well, another
has been obtained by sinking a shaft some 80
ieet deep, and which has turned out TO be
strongly impregaated with sulphur and iron. 1t
Is such an lneXhanstable stream that suitable
Bath houses are about to be erected: also. the
0oringot an Artesian Well has been commenced.
Families renting cottages vii! find no scarcity
OF water Tor culinary purposes &c.
Although we consider the Well omen at all
times, still the question is asked, when do Won
open! we now say the lst OF MAY as Gener-
al opening. Quite number of invalids are
now here, and prospect OF large company.
Judging from letters already received on the sub.
lect OF rooms, &c. The demand ior barrels of
water is SO great, we must decline taking any
more orders until next fall
The public are requested; should they wish
any information in regard to the medicinal
qualities Of the water, or to procure rooms. &c.
% address the Proprielors, and their letters shall
be promptly attended to-
y. B.-PerSons leaving for the Well, had bet.
er order their letters to be directed 10 Coopers
Well, Raymond, P, o., Miss. The mails arrive
n Raymond daily, Sundays excepted and let.
ers for the Well will be forwarded daily.
W. a. Z.
Cooper's Well, April 29th. 1850 Sc 5m.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-05-24
ID. =. ROTROCK,
Merchant Tailor,

RtSPEcPFULLY informs the citizens
generally, that he has just opened, at
,os ~ > Stamps Row, very handsome as
P.an P,anent Of Clothing Materials, including
FsiA Fs.A and Fancy Cloths and Merinoes,
ln5i dip and Figured White Linen Drilling,
,aiHl aa ,Nankeens; Linen, Silk and Mar
ICa.bS 'estlngs, Light Summer Cassimeres,
b,vsp ,pinere d'Ecosse, &C., all of which
ssn. - oeen selected by himself in New Or
sctn,'.a '' and which he is prepared to manu-
aos, s : INTO gentlemen's garments in the
srn. = as91lonable styles, and on moderate
Paa",. No. e.!I he has also a good assortment Of
|sn ~ Sllk and Madras Cravats, Of the la.
|hl pSSs'erns. Sns. Gentlemen wishing beau.
aOd svaI sa,aner Clothing, are invited to call
Ma Ns%fnlne his stock,
io' 1850. s7.Iy
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b. James A. Maxwell, Esquire,
Judge of the Probate Court, in
and for Claiborne County, Mis-
sissipPi.
1-OTICE is hereby given, that on appli-
cation to me BY Charles A. Pearson &
Pobet C. Hume. of Claiborne county, who
,sim one undivided half part of all that
,ract Of land in said county, known and de.
sisnated as Section No. Z, in Township
yo u. ofRange No. ,, East, and Section
yo /. in Township No. II, of Range No.
East except such portions thereof as
we're sold and conveyed by A. Whiting, d.
R Eagan and Thos. Holiday, in lots and
,o,ares. prior to 1887, which will appear
unon reference TO the Record of Deeds IN
tbe Probate Clerks office of said county.
| have nominated II. NJ. Cof1ey, f. B.
Rarsdale and NJ. Hunter, Commissioners
i divide said tract ofland into equal shares
or parts; and unless proper objections are
stated TO me. at my office, in Grand Gulf
On the 9th day Of July next, the said Cot
.ty. Ragsdale and Hunter will be appoint
eI Commissioners TO make partition of the
said lands, pursuant TO an act, entitled IAN
act conceraing partition of lands held by
ca5arceners, joint tenants and tenants in
common. JAS. A. MAXWELL.
Judge Of Probate.
May2l, 1850. 39-9t
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/ sNItESE Springs situated in Madison county
a p miles Northeast of Canton. will be
1 open for the reception Of visitors on the 18th
| May next Gen. /. c. McMackin. well known
to the travelling and reading public as the best
/ landlord Of the South, will have the superinten-
/ dance and management under his entire control.
| This IS sufficient guarantee for the comfort Of
visitors. We have erected and in the course of
erection buildings sufficiently spacious to accom-.
modate 500 persons in all comfort, and also a
number Of double cottages which will be rented
10 families by the month or season. There will
also be large Ball Room and Band of music.
Tenpin Alley and Billiard Tables, for amnse-
ment and exercise, and Bar room well furnish.
ed with the choicest creature comforts"
We have made arrangements with Mr.. Led
better, the enterprising contractor of the Yazoo
City, Lexington and Benton Stage line, who will
promptly convey all passengers from those points
to the springs:
Passengers by way Of Canton, will be imme.
datey conveyed to the Springs by Mr.. Jesse p.
Brown in Coach and Hack, with speed and per-
feet safety.
These Springs are situated on the ridge which
lies between Big Bleack and Pearl, in HIGH
rolling country, and on the immediate borders Of
the pine region, and the proprietors feel fully
justified from their own observation, from the
estimation of that portion Of the public 20 whom
the beneficial effects Of their waters are known,
and from tie concurrenttestimonY OF many intel:
igent gentlemen of the medical profession under
whose recommendation and observation they
have been used, in recommending them, in all
cases in which tonics are indicated, but especial.
" in all cases connected with debilitated con.
dition of the digestive organs, in diseases Of the
mucus tissues, embracing Dysentary, Diarrhea,
and especially summer diseases, of children; in
chronic inflammation of the bladder, in most dis
eases of the kidneys, especially those attended
with alkaline deposits, in torpor ofthe liver; as a
local application in chronic inflammation Of the
eyes, in diseases of the skin, both as local and
internal remedy; il diseases OF the scalp and ul-
GERS generally, and all diseases Of females, con-
nected with debility.
1t is expected that Madame Arraine Brooks,
the celebrated danseuse from New Orleans, will
spend the summer at the Springs. and will teach
all the Modern and fancy dances, whore all the
lovers of the ''poetry Of motion" will have an op-
portunity ofearning to tread the light fantastic
toe'' after the latest aud most approved style.
H. LATHAM,
NJ. JONES, : Proprietors
G. w. HENDERSON,
April 29th 1850 36-3m.
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so The state OF Mississippi,
9UUIHERN DISTRICT CHANCE
RY COURT.
James G. Muir, ]
AlIah Peale, trustee. &c ct. al \

AiIah Peale, trustee, &c, et. al
Al Rules before he Clerk, April 18th. 1850.
roN opening Complainant's bill, and
q ! appearing satisfactorily that the De-
.saaants, Thomas Nj. Newell, John M. Car
pTgner' William E. Muir and Joseph H.
.'oofe, are not citizens OF this State, but
sue ,. beyond the limits thereof, so that the
ou'nary process Of this Court cannot be
aeculed upon them; 1t is therefore ordered
,aa .as unless the said defendants enter their
0aidllce herein on or before the first
u ~ tne next Term of this Court, to be
~ IT, al the Court Room in the City ofNat-
sa ,ao1: on The Fourth Monday in June next
sung SUNG and plead, answer, or demur to
lIDalplaInant's + bill, the several allegations
,a.'eol :. Will be taken for confessed by them,
i Il. ior hearing, exparte, and the matter
'I.eol = decreed accordingly.
4 Is iurther ordered that copy of this
@uer be published once a week for one
loll6 n successively, in the sport Gibson
herald and Correspondent newspaper
Puolshed in the town of Port Gibson, Mi.
Attest, E. S. RUSSELL, Clerk.
AS. A. MAXWELL, Sol.
May IL, 1850. 38.5t
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Fresh Groceries.


R00 LBS. Sugar cured Beef
cUU ? hhds. superior Brown Sugar;
l tierce Rice;
10 boxes Brown Soap;
4 Lemon Syrup;
2 bbls. Coverings Crushed Sugar;
2 boxes Loaf
10 kits No. Mackerel;
10 boxes Maccaroni;
l bbl soft she'll Almonds;
box Barker's Broma;
2 doz. Lobsters, hermetricallys sealed
boxes Star Candles;
2 gross fine cut Smoking Tobacco;
" Chewing /"
2 doz. HAVANA Preserves;
2 gross Mason's Backing;
bbl. dried Apples;
/" Peaches:
doz brass bound Cedar Buckets;
" iron . /"
!" !" Churns:
2 gross Clark's Matches;
2 boxes superior Green Tea;
! Black Tea;
5000 Walkers Percussion Caps;
2 doz. grass Clothes Lines;
| +" Whisk Brooms;
just received and for sale by
SPOONER FORBES.
April 10, 1850.
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- z -
Notice.
qa Whom e maay Concern.

tn IYHOm u may COHCeFn.
,rTF shall decline filling any orders from
he country, after The goth May, unless
!, = cssb or City acceptance is given. We
'ao min no case deviate from this rule, as
- suar rery small advance or profit we charge
inS Goods r will not justify US in selling on
~ a0 account in the country. All persons
oI .So wish 10 comply with our terms will
wi wi i 10 their interest TO do so.
W. w. L. CUSHING & CO.,
IS Common street, New Orleans.
MAY II, 1850. 80
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SUMNER CLOTHING

THE Undersigned has just returned from
l. New Orleans, with well selected as
sortment of Plain and Fancy Merinoes,
Linen Drills, Vestings, &C., of the best
quality and most approved patterns, which
he is prepared to make up into garments
for gentlemen, in the most fashionable style.
May 8, 1850. J G WEATHERLY.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-05-24
5OO0 Yards Of
S w ! S S vi U SLIN S /.

YNHE Undersigned have this day receiv.
I ed per ship Raymondo, from Geneva
Italy, splendid assortment of plain, EN-.
bro:dered, Damask and printed Swis;
Muslins, and Organdines, Drapery Mus.
lins, Shawls, Oil Calicoes. &c.
Also, a complete supply of Leghorn
Hats and Bonnets, Of all qualities and
sizes.
All Of which they will sell at such low
prices as will astonish everybody.
Call and examine before buying else.
where. S. BERNHEIMER & BRO.
Port Gibson, April I3, Is5O-34 /
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Commissioner S Sale.

Dl virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court
DofClaiborne county. setting in Chance
y, rendered on the 18th day of April, A. D.
1850, in certain cause wherein Alfred
Ingraham and George Read are Complain
ants and Thomas q. Mcintyre, VIM. r.
Mcintyre, William R. Sugg and Mary H.
Sasg, his wife, Laura Mcintyre, John B.
Mcintyre and Duncan H. Mcintyre, are
Defendants, will proceed TO sell, as Com
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-05-24
Grand Gulf and Port Gibson
Plank RO0d COnapanu.

THE Books for the subscription of Stock
J. to the Grand Gulf and Port Gibson
Plank Road, will be opened at the office Of
Messrs. Ably s. Burnet, in the town Of
Grand Gull, ON Monday, the Sd of June,
under the provisions ofthe Act incorporat.
ing the same, and remain open until the
Stock, as limited by said Act Of IncorpOra-
tion, is all subscribed,
JNO. BURNETT,
CHARLES SHREVE,
R. C. HUME,
S. c.. KEYES, &8
SAMUEL II. ABY,e se
j. L. KENNARD,
Commissioners.
May It'll, 1850, s7-td