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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-20

: At meeting of The Wings of Rockbridge, DR. A
Leyburn and Capt Jos Gilmore nominated for
the House of Delegates and Jas Dorman recon-
mended suitable candidate tor the Senate from the
District, OF which that county forms part.
The Loco Foco candidates for the Legislature in
Rockbrdgs county are Henry McCorkle and John
KirLustrck
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-20

The Legislature of Louisiana will have United
States Senator TO elect the approaching session.
Among the candidates who arc spoken OF Duncan
F. Kenuer, Randall Hunt, and Up. Benjamin.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-20

sN(7eneral Samuel Watts the Wing candidate for the
Lieutenant Govemorship of Virginia, is sojournlna
temporarily in this city His apartments at the
National Hotel Wash. Repub
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-20

DEATH OF DR GRANVILLE 5. PATrIsow-The New
ORR Evening 7 81 announces the death Of Dr. Gram
oil New Y OK on the aiietuaon Of Wednesday. Dr.
PatlisOn was very eminent surgeon native al Scpt-
land, We believe, from which country hs euipfafed
past he has filled The chair OF anatomy ia ih- Lti
yersity OF New York. lie 10 The si2teth year Of
his age.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-20
MARRIED,

On the 18th inst, in ST Pauts Church, by the Rev
Or Jones, Mr.. ALEXANDER F. TAYLOR, to
Mrs, ELVIRA M HIGGINBOIHAM both Of
Richmond.
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~ GROCERIES, &c ,at auction THIS NOR
MING, by
no 20 DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. co.
PIIRILC MEETING

PUBLIC MEETING.
We, having been appointed by OR respective rar-
ties for that purpose, will address the citizens Of
Richmond uoon the coming State elections-i in Jei-
teLson Ward, on Tuesday night next, in Madison
Ward on the Saturday night following, and in Mon
roe Ward on the Tuesday night succeeding
The place of meeting will be announced hereafter.
A JUDSON CRANE,
VIM F. WATSON.
TWO ROOMS FOR RENT, suitable for bed
A rooms or offices. Apply to
ALEX MOTT,
no 20 Corner Of Main and 18th streets
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-20

The Democrats of the Tennessee Legislature
did the handsome thing, if the telegraph reports
their action truly, by allowing Gov. Jones to re-
ceive nearly unanimous vote in the election Of
a Senator to succeed Mr.. Hopkins L. Turney.-
Perhaps the latter gentleman had given them
sacha sur;eit of their own party policy, that they
were happy of an opportunity to signify their
confidence in so noble d Wing as James C..
JOINS
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-20

Mr. Tod. late Minister to Brazil, IS chronieled as
being at Washington.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-20

GNOED PENS, with silver holders and pencil
"a combined, diamond pointed, and warranted to
write well at 81 so each hero superior gold cases with
pen and pencil complete with without extension for
sale by GENNET & JAMES,
no 20 Eaole Sona 70
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-20

EMAIR BRACELETS--fIarB Bracelets made
"a O. to order, OF various patterns, and Bracelet
Clasps, furnished by
GENNET g. JAMES,
no 20 Eagle Square
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PRACTICAL LECTURES ON
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, BY
TIL TOM A $ WON ERSLEY M, D..

THOMAS WOME RSLEY, MD.
OF BOSTON.
VEVHESE lectures will be illustrated by one of the
M best of Partisan apparatus that has ever been
imported in The country, which shows over two thou
sand different parts OF the human body comprising the
Manikn, Skeleton and mammoth preparations and the
finest sci of paintings in the United States
covering nearly 1000 FEET OF CANVAS and
winch will afford, it is hoped opportunity worthy of
improvement by all ladies and gentlemen who value
knowledge OF the beautiful structure of the human
body, and would possess the key the mlI enjoyment
OF pro onged life, and know the grand principles of
self-management. An independent subject will be
treated OF on each evening.
Lectures commence on FRIDAY EVENING,
Nov. Dist, II O'clock in the UnversaIist Church.
on Mayo street, aud will continue on Saturday Mons
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov 3d. 24th, 25th
and Goth.
The course will consist of five lectures
Single tickets 25 cents-course tickets ST. to be had
at the principal bookstores and at the door.
no 20-tf
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" HOLDERS OF THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY.-At a meeting of the
Board OF Directors OF the Virginia Central Railroad
Company, at Charlottesville, 18th November 1851,
The following preamble and resolution was adopted
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-20

Lieut. NJ. + MAUE4, National Observatory.
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G4UFF PINS.-Another supply of those beaotf1l
" Cuff Pins, just received by
GENNEF & JAMES,
no 20 Eagle Square
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ne West indies.
/ By ~ seeames Brother Jensthaee 1t New York,
49, 0ksress tto Ki.sssen. KnSsten usper. III
sse l1sA iSsouna. - ~ H,;t,h Gr,,.. is.,nslsI
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&Hto441W eonng nom Ne me1n4s ~ Hol
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To the Man scAo did not pay his Postags.-
The New York Tribune has the following capital
hit being an extract of letter from that city
Yours of -, asking information in regard to
the cotton Market il received, and below you have
the latest quotations. am always happy to serve
you but can do 70 at less cost if you will prepay
your letters, for which purpose enclose dozen
Of the new postage stamps"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-29

REMARKABLE CURK.-Dr. Fryer. the celebrated Indian
Doctor has the credit of achieving remarkable cures
We shown the other day slavs belonging tbs Old
Levse Steam Cotton Pes, Third Municipality. who, we
informed. had bsen cured Of consumption, rather
disease Of the liver and lungs. with fever of the bowels He
discharged The 2d March. asr being confused bis
bed for many months TheneeTo appeared perfectly restored
We also at the time. negro who had been cured
Of By Dr. Fya. EEditon Louisiana State
Republican. Lafayette. May 70. 1851 my30 dGWr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-29

Singular Fact An experienced medical gentle.
man Of Boston, STATES that the period Of the year
in which the highest mortality occurs in that CITY
now two months earlier than it YVES twenty years
ago. Then, October was the sickly month in
q few years it was September; then August, and
now the sickly season commences in the latter par
Of July. The high weekly mortality ia earlier thii
year than it was last. III is probably owing in
part to the more expeditions carriage OF unrps and
changes in the climate.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-29

A Brave 0Gesr.-lt is stated that when the mob
pressed around, with view 70 effect rescue Of
the fugitive slave recently arrested 1t Buffalo. the
y, 8. Commissioner proclaimed. in loud voice
and in very emphatic manner, q follows:
II vast y say 10 you eolored people, that have
msde the order to carry of this man. and there will
- leses p execute il. telegraph Of NO Telegraph
and i any Of you resist, you will b shot down"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-29

Large BelL-A great FIRE alarm hell has just
been cast in Boston, for New York city. Its weight
ID $4,000 pounds, and fourteen tons of metal were
used in tho casting. 1t is for the bell tower in
Thirtv-tirs street
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The Ladies or .Lafauette

~ symra,hzng with their American brethren
their and those brave p vho contrary
civilized warfare buehersd and muasd BY
Spain, invited call the Office Of the Committee,
ackon street, and contribute their mite tn, glorious
Cuban Lbsrty.
Ths Aggregate Of mail will accomplish patriotic
object Tie Ladiss Of Lafayette appealed
= good and just
What IS to b done mast b done quickly.
Caspar Auch, DE- Wren, Col H. Peck, Gilmore
Maeksy, q. 3. Burdstts. Gem T. L. Lsmy, j. B. Cotton
VIC. Tsrs Commtss authorised reessve contributions
LafayGts, August 20, 1851 auN
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Stars Coming. It is announced that Madame
Vestris, the renowned danaeuse, Mr.. Blackstone.
The comedian, Aiboni. Of the opera, and several
bres, will visit this country in the course of the
coming autumn. 1t is even said again that Ma
dame Celeste is coming.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-29

Grand Lodge of Ncp York. Election of Officers
The GRIND Lodge Of Odd Fellows met ia R0ches-
ter on the 10th inst. Addison Gilmore, Of Oneida,
was elected Grand Master &c. Dibble, Of Gene.
see, Grand Representative, and G. C. Cochrane,
Of Erie, Grand Warden. The convention adjourn
ed till next day.
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II STAFFORD Il CO., Wholesale and Retail
q Dealersin ICE. No. 3 New Lsvss, NswOrlsans.
e Ovden respectfully solicited. au20 Sm

STAFFORD q CO., Wholesale and Retail
o:s .Ss III .s s:s a.''' an; SIN
.nRUGs AND CHEMICALS-The subscrib.
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Ammonia csrbonste and AQUA Sphits Of Nilrs Chedds
ss..sa.sd pure; Cod Ii:s. Oh Easss.: q Cc!ooye,%;
khpbsIb oua":a, sto; Blue Mas: C.lomsl. American
suyehis: a,S; a. Fois... Iodine rs;s6insd CSiOso.
Ess Gss: r;s and Ssd: d zse
Tsnnin Tartar Emsc and IsTse assostmsnt Of Drug.
.I q. aS'n'. 'sss.t.sA TART CO. 70 reAe.pise.l.. .
I IME-1000 bbls. fresh Eastern Lime, landing
1000 bbs. Utica and Alton. LANDING and in 500
'1 us Ss''s,;ss r. IS M...... st.
CEMENT-3O00 bbls. Newark and Resendale,
Lonis,ls. Roman. and other brands. landing and in
''s aus - '-' RRAYMAN HOLDEN. s. Magazine II.
I lME-2O2 bbls TrumbulIs Lime, OK steamer
us u sTSN ~ ;zi Is rebe.po...
POTATOEs-lsO sacks Potatoes, landing from
aus ST NEW 1ef " IS p.o,. .
pLASTER--lOO0 bbls. various brands, landing
aus Sc = ' SS'Ss9ss.1sss 2 holden. 81 M...,,u-a
HAIR-50OO bushsls Plastering Hair, in sacks
Us ss' and as.x si9ih &. sr y o1nsN .
DALM OIL--lO casks Palm Oil, for sale by
1 aus HAYMAN q HOLDEN, Q Magazines Il.
TOR RENT-The House No. I6 Natchez g.
recently ocoupisd q boarding -hosss 10. which It
well adapted. II required, the Furniture will b. sod
cheap; Rent until lst Novsmhse very low. Poassson
given Immediately. Inquire on The premises. a0s9 Il
| NOTICE-During my temporary absence, per.
sons havng business with NJ viii psase call o. id
G =: Broadwsii = Co.. 80 Poydrn srssl. :
| WANTED-Ths advertiser il dssi fous Of oet.
W ting employmeet 70 keep settle ~ ~ OF books
and Tor qSai1eat.ena esn give COED city ssnos Ad.
| eIse 0oA " -. ro.toMee. aus 2w
IWANTED TO RENT-Fr From The L, October
=. ~ neat. g sp . corfastsbl DWELLING IN
By 2 SGD and permanent tsasat asd b. Is Sssr.
- ID JOS. B. PALMER co. q C..ps.
IWHISKY-50 bbls Rectifsd, for sale 81
W Nv. AkTAUR& co. . lard 0Nsw Lsvss.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-29

1Xs Seisntifc AsaocsdtioN.-The first meeting
q this body was held at Albany on Monday, the
18Th, but nothing was done beyond the preliminary
Agassis presides. The association has elestsd the
iollowing officers:
Presidsns-Prof. Louis Asassiz, Cambridge,
Mnsu. is,s3 a
Permanent Secsstasy-Prof Spencer r. Baird,
Warrington City.
General secsesary-Prof. William B. Rogers,
Charlottesville, Va.
Treasurer--Dr. A. L. Elwyn, Philadelphia. Pa.
Standing Committee-Prof L. Agassis, Prof
WIN. b. Rogers, Prof s. F. Baird, Dr.. A. L.
Elwyn, Prof A. D. Banhe, E. @. Herrick.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-29

Msstins~s.-The ship Ashland arrived at Ports
mouth few days ago with four men in irons, for
attempting mutiny.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-29

who are the only authorized to receive the
cOMnITTRK ON COLLRCTlONs.
d. Mitchell, Dr. "A. L. Saunders, g.. H. Page,
D. l. Ricardo, Arthur O'DoDnsl, L. r. Kinney,
Ill Levy, David Circuit, Peter Marcy
Malachi Reilly Henry RsTeshde, John r. Golfer,
J. J. Fitzpatrick, j. II. Maddox, J o. PIsrson,
III. Csiman, n. n. Sampson, D. Byme,
0ardner Smith, W. Holmes, g. Aueh
L. A. Bacchus, W. Laughln, J. Gilmore,
Geo. ". Christy, yames Stockton, T. L. Lsmisy,
D. DaPonta, g. Dermsyer r. @. Mackay,
Rtshard Gordon. WV. Psytoh, Dr.y V.WEen,
samuel Rxfby, p Cassanis, j. B, Cotton,
Emile Hiriaxt, Dr.. g. W. Austin. Cd g. n. Peek,
3. Wood Perry, Isaac N. Mark. 8. g. BuFdstt,
r. D. Harper, Nv. Puss, W. C. Tenl.
Every Of the Committee expected do his duty, and
requested po the Office Of the Secretary o'clock
every afternoon. lau2sI d. RICARDO. Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-29

IRs 1kaas Creditors. ~ essn. John. B. Budd,
William s. Hansell& Sons, VIM. B. Hart, James
R. Smith, C. Manchester, and Chas. w. Poulsney,
of Philadelphia, have published card. addressed
70 the people Of Texas, protesting against the pro-
position made BY the recent meeting of CREDITOR
held in Washington, that they are willing to re-
ceiva in payment for The principal sum fifty per
csns in cash. and the other fty per cent, together
with all the interest, in land scrip" They claim
that Texas received value for the full amount, and
that they are entitled to the same, with ten per
cent. par annum interest, from the 7th Of June,
1887, until paid.
Report Of a Dmsl-The Cincinnati Enquirer Of
the 18th instant says:
We had dispatch yesterday afternoon from
Madison, giving Us information that it was very
currently rumored that challenge had passed be-
tween N. g. Bright, Esq, brother OF Senator
Brightly and John Brough, Esq, and also that I
hostile meeting would take place"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-29

FOR SALE-A second hand Double Cylinder
- PRINTING MACHINE, Hos's pa3tan No. 3 bed
A9l credit Of twelve months with approved security IN
sslide will b givse. Apply q thb of6cs.
and sead bill to TIN 01cs1 ST
FOR SALE-Ths Stock and Trade Of . well
s.tsblshsd Hasa stoss. TIE Psoan VIII sxo.sd tive
Or half that amount y espita ~ ga eonvs-
ton. ~ 10 y q jo96 III
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Lime, Etc.

Q00 BBLS., more or less, Thomaston and
OOOWestsm LIME. in bplk. fos sals low.
l60Co English. Pitabqrg and Baltimore FIRE BRICKS
fos sale in lots TO suit, ct tbs
ARCADE Mills. MAAoaANY AND LunDRRY ARD,
Omos Is SL Jossph sTsct near ths Lsyee. :,
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- Al w. BcArss, " psssat CeiIsctes fs The Third
Diaie. eandidats ~ este Cesoees To-
II Gonpnd Mnnicjnaln. I'LL
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1850 MADAME DWELL
DE6PECTFULLY nfeym ths Ladies' Gentlemen Of New
n Orleans that she has arrived from Europe and
suited a her residence Of Dauphn and Epanads
the Present, Past and Future
NJ Observation-Disclosures o. Ladss Soc. au26 ST.
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Ls2ps.. FousDRY, Ausun 1850,
AL NJ ke1aa y gst inc ID
he bet eeosok iIs bfck. ID ssetcS bsici wsjtsd
s'ehnyt H. ksndah'snot q I'll. Hsllk pk = espcked.
greatly improved FIRE BRICKS q nA Ovdsu hi 1 =
ksoda. Yos Cas- = q or 80. q IL New Caasl,
will b promptly atasadsat 70.
WILLIAM h. RACER,
nAV Sdpe Asat q 1ilod 6>saa Hyiak Wesks.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-16

There too enteat that naught may come,
With cruel breath, to chi g as
His deep regard-to shroud the beam sf
That guides thy course Ger life's fierce
streim; asl ~ saa 3i
Implore th;t death may never leave
Thee crushId and lone, DER him to grieye.
Too much f worship mingles with
The loyethat woman feels;
A too engrosing interest in .ss
One cherihed channel seals aTl
The hearts lnseliish thoughtful springs
common md TO holier things; -
Pray that thyheart may ever be
From idolizirg feelings free.
Once more ths lip Of friendship poura
Its wishes warm and deep,
That lavish joymay still be thine,
While years witt onward sweep.
May memory ofthy bridal eve @ g 4
A grateful heart f0Fever leave;
Oh! may thy soul with .fervor bow, a
And ever bless thy marriage vow!
Claiborne county, Miss MARTHA.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-16
From fhe ". o. Bnllslin.

y
The CUBAN ExPEDIrioEisTs. Sew
York Courier and Enquirer in announcing the
arrest of Captain LEWIS, of the steamer Cleo
patra, and commander OF the Creole in her late
expedition against Cuba, LOUIS SHLEssIEeER,
an Hungarian, and one who had attainedin his
own country the rank of Major. JOHN l.. O'SUL-
IVAN, WV. 7. RocERs, DR.. DANIEL B. BURT
NETT, and PEDRO SANCHEZ, and OF their being
held to bail as parties to a projected expeditions
against Cuba, adds some interesting particulars.
that deputy United States Marshal, Mr.. RAJ
KIELwITz, who Is himself German, proceeded
10 South Amboy, having previously disguised
himself as an ordinary emigrsnt, and went on
board the steamer John Potter, then about tc
sail and which bad aboard from seventy to eighty
passengers of that class--Hungarian and Ger
mans. lie mingled amongst them without ex-
citing any suspicion, received unsarbled state-
menis Of their Intentions; found that they had
been engaged to proceed to New Orleans, thence
to some other American port, and finally TO Gu.
5a. On the officer discovering himself, they ex.
pressed neither surprise nor fear, being alike Ia.
different as to the setting out or stoppage Of the
expedition itself. RAKIELwiTz induced them,
without the slightest reference to !orce, 10 pro-
coed with him tn the office Of the u. S. Marshsi,
before whom these people repeated their state.
ment They gave the names and residences Of
those most forward in getting up the expedition.
Warrants of arrest, TO the number of .ive were
made out and executed in the course of the day."
The Commsndant of the U. 8. Navy Yard
furnished marines to take possession oil the Cle-
opatrG, of which vessel the Courier and Enqui-
rer says: Il
"The mere taking possession has not been all.
very cursory search, in which barrels of pro-
visions were not moved to see what might lie
beneath them, brought twenty four kegs OF gun
powder, and four heavy bales of soldiers blan=l
kets. The former were found under heap of
rubbish, of a character such as ships sweep
ings could alone supply. They were bnxed in
sugar boxes that had been slowed in the after
cabin. Each OF the bales contained, as we'll az
we can Judge, one hundred blankets These
have not yet been opened; they are closely pres.
sed, and have evidently been subjected to llydro-
static pressure. The vessel can hardly be said
to have had as yet a thorough search. Appear
ances are going more and more against her. 1t
is not supposed that the vessel was pufposely
water logged. Her hui has not been examined
since l849. Claim for the reparation Of the en-
gine has in some mode been satisfied, and men
continue 10 day their work upon il. Other men,
day and night, are at the pumps. Since tho
marine force came on board. the water in the
hold has been reduced six inches. The Cle0pd-
ira is subjected 10 the discipline of a captured
vessel, and sentinels in arms pace her deck
Thousands came down yesterday to see her
with an infinite number Of questions TO ask, and
speculations to settle. but were, one and ALL for
obvious reasons, refused admittanre.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-16

W1rH bound, l cleared the paIfng of
the old park; with rapid strides | threaded
the path thro' the venerable trees; with
spring mounted the steps, and stood once
more in the ancient halls of my fathers.
Time, the RemorseIess, had crumbled It's
walls, but the loving Earth had sent up
the green and tender ivy to conceal the
ravages he could not repair. The outlines
of the old mansion remained, each famil-
lar room was there, but the soul that once
animated this lifeless body had gone--the
family which once tenanted these walls
was scattered and gone for ever! In an
agony Of grief | cried. where are yes the
loved and the lost! Where are the friends
Of my boyhood-a0herei
And echo answered-Oh! you git ont
now! / don't know any sich parcsons!
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-16

Nor so BAD AS IT SoUNDs.--The author
of the Law Dictionary in the Burlington
(Vt.,) Sentinel, says of the legal phrase.
Ddnmum suuna,' that sit doth not import
profane and peremptory command of the
law that any aggriesed person shall bring
immediate suit against wrong doers, as one
might hastily imagine, but is a Latin ex-
preston which signifies 'one's own hurt
and contains no intimation of hurting any
body else.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-16
Citation.
The State Of Mississi ppi, !
Claiborne County.

CLGt0OTne county.
In the Probate Court of said county, April
Term, 1851.
To all creditors and other parsons interes-
ted in the estate Of ZEL1eMAN AN.
DREws, deceased.
You are hereby notified and cited to be
! and appear, on the first day Of the next
Term Of said Court, to be holden at the
Court House thereof, ON the fourth Mon
day in May, instant, then and there to
shew cause, il any you have or can, why
the report of ia nes A. Gage, Clerk of said
Court, Of all claims against said estate,
which have been presented 10 hum, acting
as lnsolvent Commissioner of said estate,
shall not be allowed and decree ordered
accordingly.
"a WITNESS the Hon. JAMES A.
So maxwell, Judge of said Court,
the fourth Monday OF April, A..
d. 1851.
Issued April 90, 1851.
JAMES A. GAGE, Clerk.
May Q, 1851. SO 4t
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-16

A GENTLE H1NT.-A sportsman, who,
during the shooting season. had gone TO
pass week with friend in the country,
on the strength of general invitation.
soon found, by gentle hint, thas he would
have done better to wait for special one.
4 saw some beautiful scenery, was the,
visitors first remark, 'as came to-day by
the upper road
You will see still finer was the reply,
'as you go back tomorrow by the lowes
one.'