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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-03

EosyoII. Dse sAS, sohrs Elisa Jane. Barnard Hsntye
a. s: As.'i &;
STATE Mil'sc fsrtsH.nsA J.:sphias aussa: Boston,
Sisi f1Oys:sss cSarlss cs on'
As'.s
;sa1s .h.nd x;gs for pat back account Of
TX rssss EFT ss sis rs from Now
:. Ns%
g. s. s.i sss: :%ssi
BE- ,ls
Ia
:, NV Brnronp. Dec 3oArr ship Martha Brownel. New
s,s s.sss scsss 'ss:
y: sss; III:
n. 70 il TsS Dsssi
Ds. IS ss s:s3 rAl.as
Edwin smith, Salem I NJ "a
ss
s:a.s p, lsssss1 WI,
Brown Hail. do land anchored beowG sloOps Blydoaburgh
sIst-Arr sloop willard, Dayton NYork.
PRovINcETowE, Dec N-Arr schr Reunion, Hampden for
Danvers had been blown of with loss of orssal and
shArr bark Spartan. Cook absent $40 bbls sp OIL
On might Of 10Th inst while lying TO- came in CONTACT with
chr Rio Grands before reported off and in port good
sobr Adah before reported was sold at auction for
sh-Arr stesmsbp Baltic Comstoek. from Liverpool for
win ~ passengers short OF coal and provisions
Ship lof Porand Tolford for Noreans fer Bos-
ana 10 badly str aiLed; is discharsng cargo to- day
Sid 9Th Zig TS HioRersos Cook for North Atlantic
PRoymEscE Dee 2s-sld sobrs Leighton Perry wiz
pors brig New EnsanS saSsy for Tau.s rs.sy
PonTsSouTn, tOuter Haroor Dec 2s-Arr brgs Token,
dsb, HeT YaIs iSr persnd vnesPns' sehsy rhs-
akes New York for Portsmouth; Ellen, Petensii Port
PORTLAND. Dec es-Arr sohrs VIM Henry Mcintyre, New
York 81 Helena hstoh Philadelphia salem CID ship
Lone star nsw o2 tons Bonelle Noreans; bark sarsh
tonsl swseter Aralachcols brig Martha Knsmsa York,
QuIyoY sl-ln port sohr ChrOnometer Person from
kIcHmoND. Dec N--Arr sohr wessover. Thorp. NYort
SAN Fnasclseo Nov Gbach date, -Arr ship Nile Ham
P.y.s Tells tsrl Hong Kons So Pera tBr do ST. Geo
Mitchell, emitb, Realejo; barks Ellen Morrison davets,
Baltimore schrs Avon Halle It, sandwich Islands lsth
Burr nsowe do; 10Th, brig Caleb Curtis True, Umpaua
sr AucUsTIsK. IsArr scsr Wreath Tabbu.t NYork.
SAVANNAH, Dec N-Arr ship Marion johnson. NYork CID
ships chaos Paxton Lverpool Columbia. Grumley, New
Edridss bosson; sshp Laurel Keen. SYors 'i'm'fs'
sALsn Dec zs-Arr brig Lady Of the Lake. Kinds Balt-
sara Thess sassy and K.as sa.So%s
18th. brig sam Small srrasue, st Martins.
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NOTICE TO NAvIG HOUSE. NEW
IN York, Collectors Office, Oct. Esd ieOThe
q an ACT Of Congress approved 18Th 1880 sas
Boats Buoys, &C., pIovdes" That hsreaftor all buevs
along the coast in bays harporb shall
be colored and number ed that passing
sound entering the bay, barber channel buoy
with even numbers hM be passed the sarbo hsnd
black buoys with uneven mbers the port hand.
buoys with red and black stripe. either hand Buoss
channel 70 be ooored with alternate white
perpendicular stripes hereby give notice that
visions Of the FOREGOING law will be carried nto efac
the chsnges indicated therein made in Of
the bueys the Writer'S Of this district before the Ism
Of Nav. 1881. II. MAXWRLIA Col,~eto-
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LrvyRPooL-StsAm hfrc,-sir Edgnrd Beichsr, RN;
Mr. srengen, kesers Miss Lson Fielden WIN Turner,
Enssne; Mr. hsilard, NJ CALENDER. Geo MITCHELL GlssgsS
Dr Putnam. Boston Flint and soa. Rockville W..
yggue, White, Wer Mr. Planondsoa. Mr. Miller Robert
kuir hontrtaE Duncan, 81 John. Is. Robertson. Mr
Kennedy. MI ferris. III Titus Canals " wtyaer, Mr.
Andre, Mr. Bcai kr Tapling; Tiiston Mas Rosr, SIR
Nots, Jas Dean Hrs Aitchs SsoTron, Nr Dai
wilson, MePherson, Rr aeLimeat Cremayie, Qusses;
Aasson. Phadslphia, The RI kew ArchhshaI = Cihgn
rati = smith M Sanford. New York; Geo Busscgs Er
Fable, Italy; Wm Rap Bele, hadstOn. Natal, CGt
Robson EE.
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THs Ho,T CAsr On rntsday tn. Supreme Court Of
ahs United States d.oidet the case or the United
etAt-s " Jesse Hoyt. late Collector OF Nav York.
1be decis,cD sustsins thr judgment OF the Circuit
Court IN favor al the I'm ted STATES which gave Judg
m-nt Tor ov.rtwo hundred thousand dollars against
MIR Hoyt. The counsel for the United Statee Mr..
Attorney General frtt-ud-n, and for Mr. Hoyt, Hon.
George Evans ana II. j. wsiksr-NatsnaI L.tsissscer,
Jo,l
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UKaIPPIN o..

= MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-roR havana,
" New Orleans. and Chssr,s Through Tickets 70 san
lfanoaco, rates New Orleans
TERED 70 a net ense steamer NJ Haya1n.
On saturday, January nth At y. ~, the gpit "a
engBe stea shp GEORGIA 800 tDns bnrth0n d..
Porter, haf3 der. vill ta peeeoly ~,
from her pier At the % ~ street H. with
Cettrnmept mails, direct for Haran, and Cllgfss.
Freight taken to Chagrcs usual sfecie taken
On reight to Havana aud Nes Oreans For paseGss Or
freight, apply % NJ. O. RUBERlb
III Nent ALfeet aNrrer ef YArInn.
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Ca Thursday January "a. ~ st. Thomass Church,
~ the Rev DIR Whiteho use. WILLIAM H. PALMER, OF
San Francisco to KATE JoGprest daughter OF the late
Matthew King $50, Of this city.
on tie olst OF zee nber by the Rev =. Van Duzsn,
Mr. JosErs A. DIroS, to Mas EiIARErH w HARDEN
BIRCH.
Nspburgh papers please copy.
On Wednesday evening January LIST, 1851, by the
Rev. ar. Balch, WILLIAM MyEk WsAvEs, to Miss
MArr jazz DUBoIs BsorwsR, elaes. daughter OF
Samuel Brouwe-, all Of this city
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vl,nE NEK YORK Ann LIYEnponI, uhfrhn arnrn,

TN EW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UhfTsD srATBt
Nail sLeamers-Ths thips ssu pritiaF this line
h1IANrIC, CAPTAIN wes.. BALTIC, Cap am Cons och
PACIFIC. Captain Me- ADRiATIc. Captain Grafica
ARCTIC, Captain Luce-
Thee shira hsving been bu, hy oontra4 expressly f
govern teryes, care bas bcsn sksa In
etructieo aigs w their strsnrt an
speed And their accommodations for pssscr scrs
qusled Tor elegance or oemicrt.
Price q passage from New FORK vorrool $751; sysz
sve wee q extra sac stse fooms 500; froI IL .rpoo
New Yorh. G35.
An experienced surgeon will \. stitched 10 eaoh 6hp
Ne bcrths secured until paid for.
The these Ehip8 viii b. table
sivsr bullion specie ievelfy, preaiouB metals
unless till OF lsanE signed therefor. the
t5ereof therein expressed.
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LrrRRrooL ClA.srrIcArIo

$ S:.!T t AZ, . aaas sss s S,s sls:
stSet in city IN az haads, estimate at eoO0o bale,
DRr Geops The week rud,us to day has proved the
dullast OF the bur there ,ntioatcos OF
approaching activity sing with the closing Of
the holiday. Btachsd and brown shirtings aud
ehsetipg. chow no change The stocks, which not
in e&eess. are firmly nSld snn Hk'ly 10 advance
on h. revival Of srtivity Drills are inactive, but
firm Ths demand tor 0suaburgs is good, but the
stock Of ann siic toe. lot afford fair supply and
prices sre strengthening dsly Printing sloth. are
hrmly held az the late advance tair business is
doing. for the and the suppy is inc easa. in
reference 20 coming activity Prints ar. In betssr
request aud prices reviyipg Manufacturers are
busy In supply ing spr,rE goods. At advance hos
ever On fal prices Jeans quiet though the stock
Is rcanty 6ashsm- in uode ate rcquest, tor the
spring trade at tull prices, and the styles
coming fcrssrd Chan brsys are In demand, tor the
clothing trade Debims reduced IL stock. AMI
price. the advance, with fair demand Cotton
hannes quiet, but trn. TieKs are ia moderate
gus, a, ,t.@ey prices astton panssoc asl IS 10
tls saie- light Mousins de Iaine vsry in
hcttve. There v sock hot the sprng ypli.s
are o@s'Dtlng 70 come INTO market. Prices are
buoyAnf Thsre !. better OF foreign de-
isipss. whirh IL bid at 'tesdy prices. Lawns are
coming forward tor The early trade Of the year
ptiutsd both domestic and foreign fabrics there
= comfortable 'stiety Of assortnent. calculated 20
excite active demand. Domestic wooi.ns az
in increasing request and improving prices; the
stock il Low Low priced cloth. especially are wanted
81 huc upd,r Casrin in fair re- uest; the
dpnsnd ot oom.s.ic has hmitsd the foreign imports
zion high priced fancy description
sId v-rv rbo.s blacks n -ly French Satin sts also
in b.tts4 request. 1T prices NEE favorlng the
- lfr The stock o. Jeans is heavy With TAI rtnqury
a. steady fre,s. shesp'. greys are quiet cash
u~rettss dun Tweeds show aOre icQuiry for good
styles End prices svAdy. FlaInels nave been In
come rsqu..t far Cai'forui. ana Trless very
st.sdy yah som- t-Dis~sy to advance Imported
~Ootrrs IA moderate request, ndrrices much
nrm'r Th' successive a3viess rom Earops all sn
DoHpce Al advancing soJl narks iucre&.iug cost Of
prods,tien 80 a. e aad 70 TIE vArs nt what !, IA
Etcek here. some sSflv salss have been effected to
dsslers astic .iog higher prices The spring t.aie
vii soon con mFnse. ard very actively The Inquiry
shch imnrfi-tely prrcedss activity l. air ady con.
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x6un RswARD yErspIs. !,

M1tVb htWARD -JEFFPtsH ANTfporP, A sPH-
WDDV clhe st1ture for tie cute nf rr,vAts dtsord.
makes sleeoI eure. without the tsass rsstrtetaoss .
get oIhk tkpente or chsnge application husiaat
Ihs IaFrieter shailengs sags csse witch n, nj
~ ns eure ufar the forfeturs n &c hundred d,iss.
rutu W ~ bottles, with full atrpctiera ~ AZ U.s
uenAr meepams arc cured In two dsss For saIs ~
~ u hir.u w BROADWAY 1os Baysra street Nes vor.
S.r o hss if Hsnovsr street, BOstVp wnsst %
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Quar- Baltimore Correspondence.

T
Nsv Pssr's D0p- sir Henry B4iloer. sc.
ne nfst dsv OF tkr year not observed in
beitmor~ st all, by fec OF the churches our
annual holiday being Gbristnts which was
this year With more thss ordinary .pirt
Biz Henry Lvttnn Buts-r arrived Ia Baltimore last
evening and 10 stopping a. thu Exchange II atel.
Msdemoisel- PAtodi IL looked tor hare With gr.at
6tsrest IL Ia announced that she vail appear within
month
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NEW MEDICAL a 4. sooKsi-A eo.rLsr. rAAcrioss

N nv 1910! ncoAo;--A AorfLars nattiOst
~ york on the nature and rssnttt v delicate
Lnd al tho knered affections lassgGset
Dor o. bespuiry solorcd piateg 10 ihrzv lfe; r
rer bestyies, d. AZ dfSgaSeu
sDoye nance nasars IL - large qua TO n, e,gs
cGnG eiiueni price Eu ExsTscs frpI, ks Eostnn
cal and Surgical Jsu-n IL may be s.s f.arlasss
eguel 70 hesoraf or Actions work. "a us amif 70
iishet in 'hia touGsry. Aataos II TEs Family pSs
0anj" price tstn g-ryc rsu-g kutteg ~ 81 5e
Eenss aad s et lpratle aefeeta &c Gt, si1:s nffsn
lTRiKGRR i rowNLssD. 2g2 BrosSvay a,a Or n
author. sA BrotusAy.
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FOR skr FHhNClsIo DIRECT rms cLTfPsE
~ bark DtLhWAnIhN, Capt Hsynisi well known |. The
--latest vessel out Of Baltimore. The Dslawsran osy
2o barrels capacity spd HAVING half cargo on
board be 10 days For freight pas.
n, ID. FOWLER ~ west street.,
sorusx OF Albany street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-03

EoR LlyERPOoL-UnlrED STATES NAIL oTsAa.
slip BALTIC, Captain. J. Comstock. This suesashit
viii DEPART With the mails tor Europe posityeyen wtdnss
t1y, Jan sta a. ~ o'clock M from her foot q Cars
street No berth secured till paid for Al letters and
nust through The post aes. frszht Pat
sac having ureqaslled aops Tor elegance
oonfsrt, apply 10 EDWARD X. COLLINS, S. VI ~ 81
Tho steamer eihc viii succeed tho Baltic. and
sry I'd Positively freight vii b reserved sfter hoEdAy
e,eaipH. January
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Passage from New York Boston. Liverpool I'd cabin
$40.
Berths not secured until paid for.
Freight will be charged specie beyond foi
An experienced Surgeon on board.
R5 All letters and newspapers must pass through the
Post Office.
Il. CUNARD, Jr., IS Broadway
~ French German, aud other Foreign Goods reoeiveS
and brought in common With British Goods Through bils
Of ladng are given in Havre for New York
After the LIST Of April the freight by Abovs
steamers from Liverpool ~ill be materially reduced
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoAPAKY-ras Pun.
lie informed, that under the of his
Company steAners inspected and Navy
parent, and carrying the United saSss mAils Wilt
time to leave Panama and San Y. first o.
teenth days OF each month"; unls aimed by unavoids
bio accident or the nonarrva OF tue Aile s Panama
steamers of the first of the Acapulco
San Bias hsGstiSn San Diego ard Monterey The steamers
Of the hLeenth Of The month will touch Acapulco
The new steamship COLUMBIA viii ply regularly. .le
her arrival in thu Pacific between San Francisco
in Oregon awaiting At the FORMER pert the arrival r
with mails and for the following
San Francisco regular line Of propeIlers ,pt mr.
the transportation Of freight and tranatnt
between Panama and Ban Francisco.
Tbs connection in the Atlantic will ~
s.eamships EXPIRE Cry leaving New York the thr
teenth and CHEROKEE leaving New York the twenty
ih2hth Of each month for ChseS third boat will also b.
kept in New York As SPARE steamer
The steamships GO EIBDEAk PHILADELPHIA
will form direct ne between New Orleans ChagSss
leaving at such periods will tss detention
possible on and forming, With the Pacific
ships through line to and from New Orleans por,r
Aexioo, California and Oregon
Through tickets for month 90 .ppis
ton TO the Company o. South street New YORK. Appnos
sTRoN0, LAfRAsON q CO.. Agents At that place
New York. October 81, 1880
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nanrTIn~rsrnLLIoErc "a


DteoreNs
sAirs-rrnee tt,rt tvstl ssyer, london 9risn,l sn-
turf ~ Denis trkt Folantbse hsvre boya hlhok-
a. Ia .euh 'Gav lsrt Point Iemforh
Geo l. Wsltbn, Nlark sstsnza, Iuftts Aoi
DAVID Drrel Pecser piluirt on NC.
setrtJohn Rsiss. korrlsoa Ism., bay iss Brewster
HOrsor. Win ngton NC Ann smith. Totten' 40.
stssmer-Nsgnons, Hayden. SAVANNAH.
Arrived.
Tpxsd s.samstfp B.ltc Comstock, Liverpool, Dec H.
via Progresses, bee w. s.tPk With ndss and pss'ss-
10 r X Collins n Co.
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an NERVOUS DEBLITY.-TaE victlMs OF EAaYY
" indtorstiens viii mud in Dr. De Lace Private
icsl FormGlary their fathully eaneiay trea.d
O., tgeher with ta0 ,xpotare Of hckery Sold
bookstore AZ broadway Price emily lax Mailed
the author, 81 Lspehstd street any raFt U-ioa
How TO CURE CERTAIN DISEASE, IN rnEis IN.
eirient STAGES. IN day Is dis inely explained
Dr. De laneys private teeicsl oGInuisry he
s,gstsrse sl5 ia5sssTsy Prize sniy 2f ep Or Ds
Once 81 Lispeaard street. near Broadway.
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DR. 7. NoRrAnoRl wouLD ~ no ruosn wno.

TT WITH NtfWNF "
- nave Contracted diseases, Cnrs va.e.~ thai 49,
Take 81 tty hciath." hnVv devote. n~o, ".a, =,
my 0foessien, and have treated saccsssy :.
taent Ibot who Wish consult h,.o com pisis
nhy % y Tree q ehsrEe item toSt ttppssss
eScsrteo.l ~ you vsiue beaiUh r0u a hose
hnayos Who unbiushhsy tell yeu fhat thet 6.y an s
yeu, and IA. theif INA Of msdiona "a .af j. zee
cary tor 9issss all ta psNsons aoss haath L.,
teen ruines ~ thess sgotstt. call aa3y ~ 81
ltsw street w
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tCIIoR JURISDICTION ~srfg-fiYs GErara4
- ~ meana Of tre aSkgt 1rCpiapius ksery Hs ne
Ons Physeisa Ihlrtieth soltieu. Flth aharea os
srsnoss tAp~ins Dlsssses shd haliornAlor. ever.
sbape ina lotm, b. NisE seGng. u. D. Gratrs re
.rlferty g P6hseyivania See tssa4E tufus ~ecfvs
Diseases are faithfully described I'll the tacrt sI
Ia fiSin language. The ohrpter sef 1saac .-Ay II
ptrsplA tttcaca eHd shoul TO ~ ae Ygrxr
taen Who have been unfortursff A. ac.nk h
prestcus 70 placing yourselves n. fat
ntNtt @aht hi. pre- enens tnsy DC kte
Y uictu work Stranger wstrng ths ely .aet3sl issr
tose eontez p, ing marriage don h i'd
NnoOt aoofy Of TIC Pocket As1ulap.uh. s
ksruhgs tht Pocket f4onaFlus E,ery Uss t,iA tpx
fhysioian any person seAdLs t~eaty ave .ca. sglIs
Ia ieitet IN rsoeive one copy y this book ~ ma e
"a s,ples VIII te sent f1r cpliEr As4tass uR Ma
YOUNG l5 spruce stfcft, Fhiitaolrhis ~. sals
btringof ToUnsane 22 Eronigas, aau Nofh
nm. RALPH, AuTHOk uF Tns "Pasuri9AI Pef.
~ waite Trsabiss," g.-Ofhu0 hnurl. h. 49, 49,
T. NJ tbund.y sancyted jNo. 81 grssnuish aren n
bsfn nstter 81 snrp.ss % tbs.
osy ana VI poietsona ttt, shoris rrrt = rfE
hston len 20 disesast which se err rpft .
enr 70 cB-e SO easily IT, however. the thsys4dt
s ne mserle t5sts se1ps bns npan sccie. gs,s
ths sody, that 10 sspsrsa Bnt s'ss ~ : ..s.
nssare sst sreot postsrity and eettr ne ~.
daetivs fseul,y asoEethsr % tac, th1k whcn aoa
rtnrefy creates. thsy may = tht ~
sItuten - % appear in 90 other tAAn
apen postry ye' II properly .ndcrstoee. r.
taro the author has enjogee very sstsnsU Ana t
Ifaotise ~ this sreoiay re has rie st.trg
nanI onres can be cured sty
ssn'Sirence.' a. vs !. ~ Ssssrss s .s, . Il.
tttr e.rly hafith h. ure sutA fs
tHf rsdiei sures - can 70 obtsrse roy rt 5r ~
ri'-r stth ,s.se,rsi,riSityas ~. eve
~ have contracted diseases, Cora o. va.esas Ina, ~
4ske care 81 thy hcath huVe devates nnnt N-a, n,
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GsnAfoshn ~ V hpnta BY ateeutste anpitsa ION
o4tptih ~ detiltv brouatt ~ top pur batitsa
eontttfuttr A. shet 0u cetfuN euitWs4 b.
zen 10y Ant show on thsrs thop.tuls 4
totleouttt uLou - ~ have caest iy. tearss Ar
IL frpm he shtr N ricars. VI ~
ntut have onr - ~, e8ra stf,sWt
t.th s1ough Ny dp ma VIII tlet, lsa 80 nundr 4 q
tertcates show ~ a uune CBn tfuAf YsH .tr.4 -.
day ID " 1tttyn tUu eNpNitfr btatot il
lours e. peroad. pidsr The otas nb,I.i.,' -.
year, without hentdt body wss c0verr -, r,-.
IN ,hor Y me. J,h. keson IT. pate ove~ sb-1 = ~
iess 20 " outtn n osh ty without torei ed
By local AID gereral tTtal mept Ia ttt.
bury. Tuetmtntty lesftr. Oaics hon. fr' +, * 80
spd TOD n. DR.. LhRsUnT ~ Resst s,r.s, :, ss,s'
from Broadway 'tt''@' WV
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~ cspss, ~ their wtrss formH. =tb0aE = t~eft - ~
Iss fs.sal ar ttonf n aftw praotict n wssp
tahnis I'M curH hafv6us drtliltv F. uts1ts-. \.
81 seuss 70 Zoe WI cured. soc NJ 1susfp srlsns
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tlh tOOfEH " DUANE sFREET Hss ron rms
's.t tour, co. yssrs confssd biz pfrct'st 10 tre
Wtat ~ efchral sn "a er dist.aes.
Ft2Ntted cases q thi diTease afd ia
tfnlo I'VE dtlt a I.rlect cure Or 30 ahlreL-
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-05-13
Town Lets for sale.

n WILL offer for sale, on the 27th day
A of May, in The town OF WoodviIle, vii.
kinson county, Mississippi, atpublic auction,
IL credit of one year and seven months,
the following own lots, lying and being in
the town of Woodville, viz: The house and
lot now occupied by Leopold Henry, as a
store, on the west side of the public square.
and fronting on the east by the public square
IS feet, and running back west 65 feet and
fronting on the north by Main street Is feet,
Also one house and lot now occupied by
Charles Henry, as a residence, fronting on
the South by Bank street 40 feet and 6 in.
ches, running back north 1872 feet 10 ~
inches, and fronting on fourth street 1872
feet 10 l-2 inches, The houses and lots are
rented ont for the present year, and if sold,
will give the purchaser or purchasers pos
session the first day of January next, |
will require u note with sufficient security
for one third of the purchase money to be
paid the first day of January next, and for
the remainder Of the purchase money | will
require a deed Of trust on the property. I
will give the purchaser or purchasers a war
anttee title to said property when sold, with
a residue in it the present year.
ARCHIBALD McCRAINE.
May 6, l6jt-tds.
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NEWTON lESTFTu ~
FoRYouNe LAoiEs 6 osILnRF
WHITgTHLE. MISS


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o,"N" ''' Nlss',sl >
800 "''O',el S'a "'''''iol, "a
6,,n,,el "! - e'''s COVERED ""h q
1870 @'OfV' W ""'F 7lan s'Ntl
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'"nV''s Va i'o'a"y' MIheialo2l ana 1eoiusl
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~ Is a'se SUpp'''d wan Apparatus Roe Il
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collegiate 20 Oh
" Languages, each, 10 90
Drawing aud Painting 40 90
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Woodville, Jan'y la. 1851
Carriage & Wagon Making
AND REPAIRING.

SMITH d RICHARDSON, thank
~ tul for former patronage, hereby inform
their old friends and the public generally,
that they are now prepared to execute all
work IN the above line OF Business on rca.
sonabIe terms, aud guaranty that their work
Shall be well and promptly done. We do
not promise to work cheaper than any body
else, but expect n fair remuneration for our
labor, when our work is honestly done.
% Their Shop is opposite Eady's Con
iecnonary, adjoining Lewis's Blacksmith
Shop
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m store.

YVyHE subscriber respectfully announces to
n inc LADIES and Gentlemen Of Woodyille.
and his friends in general, that he has Just open.
ed at his store, ON Commercial Row. large
and elegant selection Of fancy aud useful ar
ticles, among which, are the following:
Umbrellas, cotton and silk Gloves all kinds:
Riding-whips, and Walkine-canes; Tooth Iru-
shes, Pocket knives and Combs; Razors, Ra-
zor-siraps and Shaving soaps; perfumery Of
all kinds, colors and scents Hair oil OF tue best
quality Soap, Starch, Indigo Candies. Sar.
dimes HOLSTERS and Salmons; Preserves. Pick
els, Currents and Citron; Olive oil Bay water
and Caisups; Pecons, Almonds a1d P.azillian
nuts; Filberts English Walnuts, Oranges. Ap-
pies &c.
ALS0-The best Tobacco and Segars. will
always be kept on hand, together with every
other article usually kept In such establish
ments but which are now too numerous 10 men,
ton. ~. 4. IlASSEbL.
Woodyille, February, iIth, js5l-iy.
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F,x,lr MrDicALs-The professors
,hs Harvard Medical School Of
Ro.,oa have given their appreciation
- he education of females in the arts
and mysteries OF surgery and medicine.
Moss ExcrrENENr.-The trees upon
the common have become so much
disguised with the late proceedings of
The opponents of Ian and order. that
they have voted unanimously TO teaUe.
Boston Post.
If they do they viii be decidedly
Green.--BesI0n Commonwealth.
We call that good, and whoever
says nay, must be as dumb as a post.
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" SltCHING Ri
NfgS afaf iVf -ta BE- a.lIa
.i. o t Ross
'i iIe when ratrU1
"''s done by item 1 o. ,.
anl equal 20 aHy jaae la tls e.,ll
Ieas n%oaeeie ana si on.utaa.
Nl7'c s.'s Ul a
ga g' icl ar rfb t4s
s"'e Aass. .ll ll'.., so r.as iii
20 produce e~suagu# - e.iam ,las
p no m~aloanaIou BAL taken paee
orders scut ly Uol. 1r led. vub'd. p,.
''e,''' ieis r.n.a. witt ll a-,euI,Ito.
Noodville Jan g. is5l.