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Notice..

WYNN. ]. BRYANT having left Wood
vile, the undersigned will under
tshe the business of Collecting. The claims
Of al persons favoring him with their pa
homage, will receive his prompt attention.
Commission same as charged by former
Collectors.
WIN. 7. LEWIS, jun.
May 14th, 1850.--tf
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Just Received

- LOT of Trunks and V~alises-also, a
fresh 10. of good cigars. We are pre-
pared to sell off u stock ofgoods to pune
tusl customers at a very low price on Janu-
zfy credit and to cash customers at cost
rrices- One will sec that we keep our
promises by calling and making exanina-
non. SIMON d MOSES WOLF.
May 2s, ls5O-23.
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Gentlemen's Summer Clothing,
Prints, latest styles, Nastins,
Silks,-Hats. Boots, Shoes;
DC. dc. DC.
My stock comprises every article suitable
to the Spring trade,-And those who may
wish to be fitted out .1jOm heal to FOOT"
in little better style than they can be at
any other Store in town, will please give me
a call. My prices this Spring are rcntdrk-
able CHEAP. 10 Come and see, at my
old stand, in the large White House, corner
of Main street and Boston Row.
JACOB WOLF.
WoodviIle, March &c, 1850.
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Notice.

.4LL persons indebted to the late firm
of SETH KLINE & Co, are respect.
fully solicited TO call and settle their ac.
counts, as s. X. & Co are ANXIOUS to close
business OF the old concern.
Fort Adams, January 10th, 1850. 5
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Lost Oh. MisIaid

A NOTE of hand, drawn by Mrs. Sarah
u. johnson in favor of the undersigned, for
the sum of Two Hundred Dollars, dated the
goth March, 1850, and payable on the 10th
day Of September next,
JACOB WIGLEY.
April 80, 1850. l9w3
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s.uuEL r. HAEEFsoS. Corsfg TroasRrcy.
~ aocf scih Wlkutsop County.
DR.
To Casa on hand per last Report,
Deer Term, ib49, Sio5 81
a Amt reed from r. II Davis.
Tax Collector, for county tax, 1850 %
q Amt. reed from II. u. Davis
Sheriff, on Bal judgment vs..
II. II. Bell ct al iiI4 20
d Amt reed FROM II. II. Davis
Shift, on acct. ofJuTy Tax. 300 90
" Amt. 3 warrants charged ia
Miscellaneous acct, rejected, II %
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Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween OUREY & FELLHEIMER has been
dissolved by mutual consent. Charles Ou-
rey will continue the business at his Old
Stand.
Mayz, 1850.
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Respectfully submitted, to June Term.
SAM'L. Il. HARRISON,
County Treasurer.
Examined and approved, June Term, 1850.
p. f, KEARY, p. B. P.
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sam'I. II. Harrison,

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
WILL practice in all the Courts ofthis
Judicial District, and in the higher
Courts at jackson. Business entrusted to
him, promptly attended to, Office on Com,
meIcial Row
WoodyilIe, May 7, 1850.
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Buckley A. Holt.

LATE MkEE, BuLKLEY IL col
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. So, COMMON STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.
10 Ky Jeans & Linseys Bagging and
Rope, on Consignment.
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Henry a BrOther

Henry n Brother
take this occasion 20 offer their services
again to the public, hoping thar they will
be favored with a liberal share Of its patron
age. They are both practical wor smen,
have carried on business a number Of years.
and are confident that work entrusted to
them will be promptly, faithfully AMI salts
f%actorily attended {. Blacksmithint in all
its various branches they are prepared to
do, from the simplest to the most difficult
patterns. They will give, particular atten
ton to all
PLANTATION WORK
which may be sent them.
Mr.. GEORGE H~ILDEBRlND will receive OF.
ders for making or repairing
WAGONS, MARKET BUGGlES.
&c. &c,-and we can assure the public
that the iron and woodwork shall be equal
to the best, let it come from where it may.
70 Our Shop remains the same location
as last year.
We ask only the opportunity, to please
the public.
HENRY & BROTHER.
Woodville, March 10, 1850. 1y
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BLACKSMITIItNG.

~BLACKSMITHtNG.
~ HAVING employed the servi-
zxHzzSs ces of a ~irst-rate Blacksmith, in
A>A2 connection with my own, / am
prepared to do all kind of plantation work
in a first rate manner, and at tie usuaIterns
and prices.
~ Gussmahtag is also performed with
neatness and despatch
VIM L. LEWIS.
May 81, 1S50.-1y
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% Bal brot. down, on hand S95 AZ.
Respectfully submitted to June Term, 1850.
SAML. R.. HARRISON,
County Treasurer.
Examined and approved, at the June term,
1850. P. F. KEARY, P. B. P. y
SAmUEL R. HARRISON, IN account qcith
School Fund Of Wilkinson County.
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Vicksburg, Jackson and
Brandon Railroad.
SWmO5er Arr0ngement.

PASSENGER TRAIN leaves Vicks-
burg daily for Brandon at 8 P. M, re-
turning, leave Brandon 6 AS a. NJ, and
Jackson s A NJ.
Accommodation Train Greights and pas
sengers) leaves Vicksburg for Jackson daily
Except Sunday,) at 7 A. M. leaves Jackson
l 80 P. NJ, and arrive at Vicksburg in time
for the New Orleans packets.
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rHIRTY-FIRsT CoNGREss--2D SESSION.


WAsnlseros, THURSDAY DECEMBER s, 1850.
SENATE.
Messrs Jefferson Davis, Buor and Miller appeared to-
day for the hrsi time this scsson
Mr. Hamln introduced resolution, which was agreed TO-
directing the Presidents message and the reports OF the
several secretaries shall be printed in two voluniesone OF
GOO pages and the other of 100
That part of the President message relating 10 Commerce.
Military affairs, Financiu Matters and the Public Lands
motion referred 10 tho several committees on those
subjects
bill for the relief Of John A. McGuu taken up, and
then postponed.
On motion the Senate adjourned I'LL Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
The newly appointed Chaplain, the Rev. Mr. ausy, was
In attendance ths morning, and the proceedings OF the
house preceded by prayer
resolution then passed that the standing Commit
tees should be appointed by the Speaker
Mr. Robinson of Iadiana submitted resolution having
for object thu appointment Of committee 10 Inquire In
tho operation Of the act granting bounty land TO as
charged sodiers-o oi what alterations required In
the awwhethcr the regulations IN force are 10
with It's inteu,ion what time will probably BE- required to
carry operation and with power To send for persons
and papers ii necessary
After few remarks by Mr. Robinson, In support Of the
resolution showing the necessity OF additional force 10 exc
cute the law and aso from l.ssrs White and Houston 10
opposition the resolution, tho vote was taken under the
operation of tho previous question: and the resolution was
adopted
sttus for the resolution providing that The Bounty lano
Law should be- construed 10 prevent the SAFE ana
transfer certificate warrant issued by virtue OF sad
act previous the of the patent thereof winch INC
chair ruled out ot order, Inc rule requiring "He III!
notice. .
Mr. Schenck moved q resolution instrlcting tho commit
ee ways and means 10 enquire into the propey oi al
aporonatIon fit the pennsy au1 a. for the purpose
Of the productions of this country ~ the "oa
Convention, 10 br held In London In 1851.
Mr. Hall objected the resolution and II was not pressed
With view 10 a9od the Speaker time 10 appoint inc
standing committees The HOUSE, adjourned over I'LL 'ncay
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POETICAL.
THE AUTUMN WALK.

,houphtless word was lightly spoken
Nv lin. loo fair to give Offences.
roye,s siIsen cord seemed almost broken,
And one went coldly-proudly thence.
,Tw,, man the wiser and the stronger,
who cast the unwelcomed thought away
Nor let's pain cling round him longer
Than children nurse their tears at play.
He soueh, the geld and ranged the forest,
And piled the sportsman's Wanted skil'i
While she who wept with grief the sorcst,
Stood silent-speechless-w sa'.
To her the world was changed since mofnins'
A loyless desert stretched arouno;
And flowers, co late her path ado!N.nsI,
Lay drooping-lifeless on inc e'ouno
She could not live, thu, eoldly parted
a,..i for wonan,. fancled power!
The vcriest slave when lone-hearted;
The queen Of f,a,.sry's golden hour.
sh. wan, IN au,umn's daylight faded.
INA ross that moon so soft and pale;
a., .,,,syv clouds one moment shaded,
Then smiling forth Ger hill and dale.
Who would not seek tho glisiening meadow
with such glorious moon on highf
Nor feel, beneath the tall trees shadow,
More blest that loves kind look was nigh
One autumn walk, when winds are sleeping,
And sere leaves lie beneath the ueao'
And drops of shining dew seem weeping
That nature droops her heavy head
One walk-it touched those souls 30 sweety,
They both forgaye and both forgot.
That autumn eve, |. flew too fieetly,
But left a charm around that spot.
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,-,;,p IN navigation, &c, but all 10 no puf-
nosu b,dy Of English sailors unu.i W.. ide seized his
49, ,;,an, MI, the American Captain asiuo, s~eu n'
vessel and dra@e'u hci
lish Consul al san 1aa s ,lo sDirecior' were then
The pussenehrs and crew OF me ~ hs portn of San
o,i;d ~ ,nnear before the captain OF we vi h =, Sa
J J " Niger and required 10 give up he aihs
u W. & aDreclol" was about to proceeu up '.e Ne'
the English Consul informed the oa'a nod moi be Stirred
~, ,.r Of permission from him. Inc .apuin shiu
he required no such permission ana was , IL he attemn
~ ~ d Lis res.f ,rouid b s'Hl, polniS u, .le S,ne
lime 10 the cannon lrownng from The port hoe - VIC DIV
i'll, war-frgae in the bay .a tho uDirectorn the
n s obliged TO submil and accordngy ihe agent
~ the Canal Company sat down and penneu , h ~ s
English Consul asking SION 70 d-ced San Juan de
Ni,roamo was returned, with command " un1e ~
"T.town Finally the permission was oo,a,nr INV anu
the original letter Of the Consul 1s S may 0e 'e'" III
i've have read the lettcr.-Eds SUM- s fan,,,,
tn c,l,nwny Is true account OF the arrest VI Hapln
t,I NJ The Orus The Captain was In MS private looa'
arranging his money accounts wneh IN and commenced
search for certain British sailors, whom tney aisu aI
deserted from the war vessel In the Bay G.use a'ou
the room would have been suicieh' " , ;bere for Tho
tho objects of their pretended search were NOT s
room, was destitute of furniture or anyhing wo GouiI
r,v,r conceanent Notwithstanding ths tiey eo'u. ,
., ,c in tho most rude and violent manner, M a.
~, EIlery was forced 10 knock OF the Niger
down! An extra police force soon arrived ana C1p ey
os arrested in the nams Of the Queen Engldna!
III nrisO
ia " besn far The presence of mind of friend, the money
and other ynaablos of the Captain would have been lost
detailed statement Of the outrages daily co.
fSa Junul has BEEN from time time furnished 70 inc Vi,
ssc,nr. =" Inc Canal Company Vanderbilt, White Co. Of
c The object Of these gsns%sn to- the
;con neope In ignorance of the true state OF AFFAIRS
They wish to convince parties In England that the bIsh
usurpation will be disturbed and that therefore Eng
lshmen will be quite safe in making an investment anu "
nersuadc American. also that trouble will come Of this
Mosou affair and that tie purchase Of their Canal stock
Tbs Pas, Master at San Juan Is the Jamaica Niger,
bnye snoken Of who also holds the Office OF Captain OF the
port Letters from the United State addressed TO prom
nent Americans In Central America destroyed whenev,
M they fall into the hands this worthy British functionary
This has been proved in several instances
The above facts believe need no comment occurring
n nor, the und.pu,ed property England, they would
loudly call for investigation Occurring at port where
England is usurpsr port made free to u.s. BY the State
Of Ncaracua-hey constitute series Of ouagee such as
no nation having The slightest respec. for its character could
for moment, tolerate Eds. Sun.
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Photographed for thu Richmond Enquirer
OF THE ASIA

ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA. -:
The steamer Asia arrived here today, with L'erpoos
dates 10 the 10th November.
The Cotton market In Liverpool was dull. Fair u'lanj
and Mobile sold i, and Orleans 8. Flour, Wheat a'a
Corn were In better demand and prices had si4huy il'
proved Provisions were call Coffee and Sugar steady
Tobacco remained firm In liverpool and the continent,
with prices tending increase The demand Tor 1t was sun
active. =, v,.,.
4, IN. ouening of the PrussAn Cabinet. the Kings
eprech was Delivered In which his majesty to-es strong
ground 10 favor of war.
The No-popey oacemeu in England continues Win W.
aba tod violence. ,
German and austrian af.its Of less warl!ke nature
than formerly. 4.
Nothing Of special intores, has lately t'an'pifeo 10
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SATURDAY. DECEMBER J, 1880.
n0IrsE or DELEGATES

Various resolutions petitions and communication,
wero presented which will be noticed hereafter After which
tho Joint order for tho election Of T. Senator was takes
up. =, -
Mr. Ferguson nominated James VI. Mason.
Mr. Jackson seconded the nomination.
Mcssrs. Craig Darlington Of B, M.ss!s OF A.. Segir,
Newman Harrison Wcher, Srrother, Johnson, Flournoy,
Homer Dorman Cooke and Mag:x, participated In the DO
bate (Which will be published onorrowo
The roll was then called Tho IS published In
other column.
Joint vote with the Senate Whole number l5i;
nv 10 n choice 81 For James NJ. Mason liz for Geo ".
Summers &c. for rincen, Wlrcher Il for Jas Mcdowell 2
So Jatnes NJ Mason proclaimed TO be oecsd Senator
for six year. from 9TH March next.
ELECTION or COUNCILLOR.
On motion Of Mr.. MARTZ
Resolved That this House Will with the consent Of tbs
Senate proceed the election Of Councillor Of State on
"Wednesday
On motion Of Mr. BARBOUR tho House adjourned.
In the proceedings Of the House Of Delegates on TUESDAY
We omitted that Mr. DLlARp presented the petition
of Richard g. Morris and others Of the county of Amherst
for charter n McAdamzed road from tho
Lynchbug toll bridge in The direction Of the Cour. House,
The turnpike road leading TO the Bualoe Springs
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rTsl,syup hed for the Richmond EnsuirerJ ;,

FROM CALIFORNIA.
drrirol of Steamers Georgia and PananG d.,ss
Georgia arrived here this morning with san Fia"s' ~
TO the frst Of November ~, ,a ,,,,b
The steamer Panama, from Pan'na .:o ,a a'sso, WV,
pcws Of weeks later date She os'hs' Nv po>
and 1 half million In gold dust c,n,uopr rho
ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER sAaAMo sI tn.
steamer Saganlore recently desoyea near pun @
cisco by the bursting Of her ooisr-and all on ooao on
GERS, crew and passengers, instantly killed. r,.
Gold was arriving il grea, abundance at san francisco
Money Seven per GER, per month
Flour 10 to $40 PC. obi.
The weather wa, psssan, and business generally pros
perous.
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DIED. 49,, r S,vsmbef,
DIED. II Charlotte Court House Nirs1na o jar
willis. Mss MARY JANE jill ,nt sudden ,tie
Un has here bseaye sr an. and friends 1o
will mourn for her as Que dearly bso7sd aud a. ~a0
JOIN In the anthem: -
Ans.,s aver brish. and fair. W.
Tses, take her 70 your care OF"
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MARRIED.
M =. n.

MARRIED on Thursday evening. 5h Instant ~ EEssnssErT
uarwood, Mr. NATHANIEL T. MARKS 20 '''' 49,
FRANCES HUDSON, OF Richmond
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latter received this evening from Jackson, Ms bys
member of Congress- at the resolutions Of een'u
Gen Fooe, passed the Senate OF that STATE oy vo.
q 10 S-havnG previously passed tho House BY u'l9hV
of eIghtesn.-[ Southern Fress
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ARKASSAS-FuEE EEoaoSs-A bill has osen inuo'
duced In the lower House Of the Legislature io ' ''"
val Of all free negroes beyond the limits oflhe State
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We understand that interesting little musical fave
rites, the Eenas will leave Monday for Williamsburg,
where they propose give Concerts. We commend
] Them 10 Our friends In that region.
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Green B. Samuels, ESQ., of Shenandoah, was yesterday
unanimously elected by the General Assembly Judge Of the
Rockingham District and worthy Of the amcnted
Judge Daniel Smith. Mr.. Samuels Is universally and
iayosby known tina, Il is supereogcton to dwell on his
high merits Once honoTed representative Of his noble
District In Congress- member OF the present State Reform
Convention loading member of the bar, beloved for his
lofty integrity he has proved himself possess abilities and
virtues that Fl, him for any station His appointment to
and responsible position will be universally approved
We 1.-THE Senlo take occasion sincere thanks
General Assembly for their kindness in reelectng US
10 tho post of Public Prin.erwhose duties shall con-
tinue to lose no eor, faithfully TO fulfil.
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s.soNO,s2l

u9 uo oNPsuuttules 1Vl navy NCn o,oEo,I e %
de recommends tho augmentation Of the marine corps
and the reduction Of the number Of landsmen.
This report Is minute In its Details and contains
some suggestions which will essentially affect the character
these innovations with extreme care and they should only
alter where they can clearly improve Some Of sugaes
lions OF The Secretary sppear 10 exceptionabl and
specify them. The style Of the report pain and business
like, and hs whos ctsdlssbls the Secretary Of ha
departmental 0nisn
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Smithsonian LECTURES.

PROFESSOR HARVEY, Of Trinity College,
Dublin, will deliver a Of three lectures on
the Order Of Plants known Alga or Sea- weeds,
as follows:
First Lecture ON Tuesday, March 10Th, at $
O'Clock, p. m.
Second Lecture ON Thursday, March 2lst, at
o'clock, p. m.
Third Lecture on Saturday, March 25d, at
O'Clock, p. IN.
DR.. HARVEY was called TO this country TO give q
course Of Lectures before the lowell Institute on
this part Of the vegetable creation, which he has
more especially cultivated, namely, the tribes OF
plants growing in the and on the seacoast. The
result Of his publications in Europe has been to
der that subject very popular and attractive
Since lecturing in Boston he has visited THO shores
OF Floridn, and the Gulf Of Mexico, and added
largely TO the list Of genera and species Of Ameri-
can Alg9. Mar. Is dt23
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JACOB SNYDER, IRIS
CkItn
Wines and Liquors.

Wines and Liquors.
TIME UNDERSIGNED would respectfully call
IL attention 10 his stock Of WINES AND IL
QUORS
The facilities possessed by him for obtaining
from abroad all Wines, &c, in their purity, his
and more direct PERSONAL kno,piedgs ,cih the various
icns- TOlcng districts Of Ewops than Is possessed
bV any 0lhe house Lhis city, afford assurance Tor
the character and quality Of all articles sold by
him.
The arrangements of hs store and vaults are
such 20 make them. fact, tho substitute for the
cellar Of every consumer.
Persons wanting small assorted lots Of choice
Wines for special occasions can be supplied at the
use including Wines o France and Germany, not
usually 10 be obtained here
COUNTRY TRADE and HOTELS supplied ut
wholesale price, on most favorable terms.
CLUBS will find IL much 20 their advantage 10 or
der from the subscriber.
FAMILIES can command the best of Table Wines
at roy lou Prices, also the cheapest sorts Of
Wine and Liquors, FOR CULINARY PUR
POSES
MEMBERS OF LEGISLATIVE BODIES, Messes,
and others al a distance, can be supplied (nnd
hare them sent Jy "PdCRdGE EXPRESS"
FREE OF CHARGE,) with Wines, &c, for
table, by the dozen, or in cases of ASSORTED
SORTS, at the shortest notice, by addressing
their orders through the Post Office, 10
JACOB SNYDER Jr.,
Importer and Dealer i'm Wines, &c,
20 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
Of VARIOUS sorts and brands, always ON hand. from
s19 Ia $40 per thousand, and sold by the single
box cheaper than at any other store in the city.
Ian. l6-dU