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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-01
THE BACHELORS BALL.

Among the variety Of entertainments which
the christmas holidays have afforded, the
"Batchelors Ball'given by the widowees, is,
by general consent. regarded as tina most a.
-greeable. The ball room was latgs, the
attendance full, music tolerabe, and The sup.
per extra fnss and as all appetites were well
sharpened BY pOtatiOns Of"Wine it was de,
voured with unusual gustor."
There was q rare assemblage ofwa, beau
and some grace; and fnery enough u make
the hearts of the Dry goods factors expand
with delight. II would be unintefesting to
attempt minute description of The company.
Suffice it to say, that it was composed OF
Of ladies of all descriptions and few non de
scripts. They've all Bellies themselves
being the judges" There were the grave
and dignifed bellies, the learned and witty
bellies. and the fine, risky, and funny bellies.
One Of the ladies dressed in white embroider-
ed Swiss with scarlet trimmings, with Ewes
head dress and ''small sprinkling" of good
mother wit seems to have receivedthe appel
laIion, Of the'1eigning belle,'
We are not dsfait in bali room attire and
manners. and therstoza w,Ihhold our opinion
as to WHO'S entitled to the honor of belle.
ship. We always thought that those Who
dressed the finest jumped the highest. laugh.
ed the lOudest and made themselves mos: re-.
diculOus, were entitled 10 this high distinction:
and we discovered a ''selecs few" there who
were OfOur way Ofthiaking, and made most
praise worthy efforts to obtain il. We fell
interested IN their success and are sorry hey
were disappointed modesty and ieminine pros
prlety, however seems this time 70 have iri>
umPhedy and we submit with respectful defer
ence.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-01
Ftom the 100 90 Khie.

From The YazOO City Wing.
q We received the following admirable
play upon the names and characters Of the
Senators Of the State Of Mississippi. from
a friend, and commend IL gsf oup read
ers, for its wit and altic salt. II describes
in pleasing and agreeable measure, The pc
cuilar characteristics Of our grave body Gf
law glvers, and cannot fail TO amuse our
'Patrons.-We have taken The liberty Of
leaving out the list Of names, as the poetry
embodies it.
I'D. WHIG:-Between | and IL O'Clock,
just previous to the adjournment of the Sen.
ale, there was introduced in that body q
preamble and Joint resolution, which passed
Doth Houses unanimously, and thirty thou
sand copies were ordered to be printed, for
the edI1catfon aud beneh Of che people, tho
whole people, and nothing bas the people.
Whereas since conventio IS are called on 70
The actions of States, and men who are
erring,
By our martial Governor who is Quite-a-man.
IT'S hoped that there names may be scand
House concurring.
Therefore,
Resolved, THAI All corn be distilled into wbis.
key,
And tempered Alright, with the smooth running
Brooke,
When Bellies and their beaux, mag get iollv
and frisky,
And Bury their cares in some corner or nook,
Beans shall be mixed, if for them we can bar
Catching up bushels, without fear or dread
And haul them with care, by faithful good
Garter,
Lest we Drain the whole couatry of dump.
lings and bread
A Cannon then shoot, and then have a Gala
day,
Praise Davis, curse Foote, as folks sweay in
Ga''a-ion9,
Gaide-O' the parties during the hOlIy-dav
Then Geer up and quit, and throw m voyr
hand.
Hodges beingi useful for brickwOrk and no
tar,
anu HAe~S! Tor the steamboats,, the stare
and fhe car,
Mc-DOugh7gaH for scare crow, scare Y.nkoo
or such matter,
Or Make-a.fee when oceasiopocc,-.
They deserve the attention of those that don't
Pet-us, '''''' ~"
Rsms' aye and BulIOcks sacrificed ,,;u d
day, O"''
Won't take off the double, nor Singleton on
For Stone upon stone is heaped en- without
''S'o.p a,1..t that a Sts'0ard be appointed to
And keeRs>po Saarksy that might in tn.
main, - '"0
,r9 Or Tory or Toms Son, or Son of a witch.
lhat may trample the Rve-knolls
small grain.
" ''n0u' 1nese attentions all Wasts-aelas and
" ~ ~ run into waste, and in poverty sink,
and such antics and writbinos ;. 49,
seen, ei "ei0
VIM be cut by the Wight. who tb;,.,. e..
drink. 80 1'''sS '0FA
ai'' Cothran' Talliaferro, being names with.
out sense, ''07 "''"'
we resolve to change, to sometime ~
meaning,
That should We connect them. at any tin.
hence,
With those which precede, so illuStrious and
cleaning,
we shall not appear to be prOsy and dream
s DOMBEY.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-01
8. DIsTRIcT ATTORNEYS OFEIcE !
VIcksburg. SePt. e, 20.

VlcksOuTg, sept. y, ,OU.
SIr-Phe United States District AtGor-
ney, for the Eastern District of Louisiana,
has forwarded me q certified copy of the
indictment now pending against you and 9th
ers, in the Circuit Court Of the United
States for that District, together with an
open letter TO the Hon. S. J. Gholson, re.
guessing. him, upon the presentation OF The
indictment. TO take the steps prescribed by
the act Of Congress, 10 secure your appear
ance at the next term OF court. In this LET
tertO me, accompanying these papers, dated
New Orleans, Sept. %, 1850, Mr.. Hunton
say.
"l you can have any assurance that these
gentlemen will voluntarily make their ap-
pearancs here, and give bail according to
law, in any reasonable time, | would, in
that case, request that you retain the letter
and indictment for the present"
La compliance with the wish thus EXPIRE So
ed, now have the honor to call your atten.
ton to this subject, and to respectfully in.
quire whether you feel disposed 10 give the
assurance specified in the above extract.
A reply to this communication, at as early
a day as your convenience will ALLOW, viii
much oblige me and is solicited.
l am, very respectfully, your obd't serv't
HORATIO J. HARRIS,
U. s Dist Au'y.
HON. john A. DURHAM, Jackson, Miss.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-01
EXECUTIVE DEPART MENr, }
jackson, October 2, 1850. {


Slr-l avail myself of the first leisure mo-
menl to answer your letter Of the 23th ult.,
received several days since. Upon tho re-.
ceIPi OF the first information .hatI had been
indicted III the u. S. District Court in New
Orleans, Tor participation in the late ca.
ban affair, my personal inclnations would
have induced me promptly to meet the base
less charges that had thus been exhibited
against me by the Federal Government or
its agents, and to demand an investigation;
but, as those who brought about this prose-
cution, are perfectly aware, my official posi-
lion as Governor OF the State Of Mississippi,
imposes upon me solemn and responsible
duties which do not leave me at liberty to
consult my private incinations, especially
when The consequences of my action might
result in a suspension of the executive pow
or Of a sovereign State 10 which my prima-
ry allegiance is due.
In the peculiar and unprecedented atti
tnde IN which am placed, my sincere de-
sire Isto ascertain the rule of action which
should govern me, and to perform nay whole
duty.
TO enable me to decide correctly, il is
"J f~'FOSo :" Cohsut CoIlpeleHt leBal GQHI"
sers, aud hope 10 be enabled wi;hln fort
night to return definite answer TO your in-
quiry, whether will give the assurance,
that | Will voluntary make my appearance
IN New Orleans and give bail according to
law or whethsr shall decline doing so.
In the mean ime, pray you make
known 70 the Attorney who has thought fit
to exhibit this indictment against me, that
! am ready at all times to give the assurance
thai | will appear and meet the charges
made against me SO soon as the termination
of my official duties as Governor of this
State shall leave me the control of nv own
movements.
remain very respectfully,
your obd't serv't
J. A. QUITMAN.
Il. j. HARRIS, Esq, U. S. Dist Atty.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-01
New Livery Stable.
AND
Trading.hOuse.
9. j. Blaclxman 81 ~

oSrTCZ -@@S@4 " TO-
- a1Seh tne late fire in Yazoocity, have onor-
.Ced a new livery stable and TTa1ing SoS SHs
e g,,n doors below Winn's Hotel and onnosi,o
1 01 ~ c. T. Mann's and Fon SI'ss
- wan Street, YazOo city, where thew 49, a.
prepared as heretofore to accommodsts to- ~
eliefs and traders. They are also prens-s5 !
Ony and sell negroes, stock and propert. ~ y
: al Alnd at onetion or private sale On eomn;s-
s heaa' q otnerwise: We have stock, negroes.
9uggles &c 5e. for sale and will contiss. =.
a ae In them for others and on eur own se-
!" e. oHer our services on liberal terms q.
out lrlenos and the public generally ana ear
49, genera satlstacuionas Regards fare ana
Plices' see orr sign A Red Flag, before onr
DI os NJ. j.. z. j.. BLACKMAfE. e. co.
: On NAN st. Yazoo City, Jan-I-Is5l f.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-01

TAzoo CITY jam nay LIST 1851

10 RecOllsct on the goth Of this month,
AVAILABLE plantation will be sold At Benton
ia front of the old Court House. II is one
Of the very best places on The Yazoo
river. The description in the advertisement
is none too high wrought. Read il.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-01

The FAIRs.-On christmas eve and
Christmas nights, there were two fairs in
town; one for the benefit of the Presbyterian
church and one for the benefit of the Bap
list; both were we'll attended, and together
raised about $500. The amounts raised a
each were about equal. Yazoo City has
been mere liberal in contributions to church
es than any other town al the same size in
the State, and can boast Of fewer church
members. The latter we regret.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-01

Big nnw vocation, our higb esteem and
prayer
Resokged, That The Trustees of the Mis-.
alaaipPi Female College are fortunate inse.
curingrhis services g President Of The fnsti-
tution under their care.
Dec. 23rd, 1880.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-01

2ls. Red wheat Wa s.. l0d., While vas
0s. 10 81. Sd. Indian corn advanced 81.
yellow brought 30s. 81; whiie S2s. Sd.
Tabacco was firm; coffee unchanged; ssugars
and molasses were IN good demand.
AZ Hayrs cotton had advanced and vas
more active. ConsoIs closed % Liverpool
At 97i to OF Tor money.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-01

An old lady OF Pennsylvania had an un-
accountable aversion to rye. and never could
eat It in any form, "tilI Of late they got, /"
she said, 60 making 1t into whiSkey, and I
end | can, now and then worry down . lit
tie.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-01

70 Many thanks. to friend Grubbs, b,
the Editor, Publisher and Devil" of the
Democrat Office, for a splendid egg-nOg on
christmas morning.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-01

6T We direct the attention Of parent,
and guardians to the advertisement, Of the
Yazoo Classical school by VIM. Richards
his all important that school Of that des
criptiOn should be sustained in Yazoo civ,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-01

s,s ~ ne g nAghtof the BAN, II tba p.,,.
80 $500 which the ovnsr - ~. 49,,
,,,,s. ~ aesssibiug is and PAWN -. -.
-. Also vgool sbs,i ...,. ~ us
Tno,,;re !. alss y etnrning he one -
a-'l9 = s'lls once oe>the Post Oasea' : -
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-01
JFcksoN. November 4. Ia5f


Gov. Quitman will do me favor by let.
ting me know, at as early an hour as conve
nlent, what conclusion he has come to, with
respect to the matters contained in the let,
ter had the honor to address him on the
28th OF September last.
Respectfully,
HORATIO ]. HARRIS,
u. s. Dist ATTY.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-01

Z 100 CIT lis

SCHOOL Of Classical and lEslks,..
:. 4 = instruction win be opened Oh 11e~.s. !.
me otn instant In the same bull indino -
lefson street lately used by Rev. w. &. c.
IS place Of Instruction. '.--s.'.-
VIA. RICHARDS, Principal.
ian. Izt-I65I-w-8s
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-01

Mr.. Wakes WIN please insert Ia His pa
per, The enclosed preamble and resolutions
by order Of the Baptist Church irthis place,
and Oblige
Your Most ObedienG Servant.
WA. WRIGHT, OK.
YazoO City, Dec. rs, 1850.
WHERnAss Our dearly beloved Pastor,
Rev. " Carey Crane, has nsed the
Office Of President oflhe Mississipnl eunale
College, which compsls him to rssirn the
pastoral care of this church aud VIA
bis preaching be- bsen. eminently aces
BE h ns. Therefore.
6esoscsd, That We receive Will unqliali.
LED Fegfat. hls r8sig alton ID Pastor St shia
church, aDd that Is viii carry II him il
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-01
e Froa tie NJ O. Picay,ne.
COTTON MARKET - ARRIVAL. OF
THE STE AMER AFRICA

Isorslga lldyls Al Liverpool on the 7tb
instant the niddline and common oualities
q cotton advanced 10 { aud lair upiapds j
The committees auSsations were rs !,
Orleans. STAIR Mobile r slair nplauds "a.
eeulators took 1ls0O0 les, and exporl
Is = leo. The sales Of tie week amour
60 .oSsvst Al 600 bales.
III i. so''slons, beef had slightly declined:
polA N5s eaeeangeds bacon was held = mi
prices; lard brought $50; bFeadsluas e,s-s
hfra and maintained E.sg1ssa v,,s--- -
nada flour vas Ia lo22s. cd, Ohio. -. a. Z.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-01

DEATH OF KENTUCKIAN.-The Paua-
ma Star ofthe 22nd ult., giveNlhe follow
ing particulars Of the probable discovery oil
Mr.. B. r. Harden, son Of Ben Harden, Of
Kentucky, who disappeared rather suddenly
from Panama, shortly after be deceived
there the revocation Of his appointment Of
Secretary Of Legation to Chill. Thepaper
above quoted says:
On Friday last, aS party ofgentlepen
we're ascending the mountain in thefreaf Of
the CITY about midway up they discovered
BE- remains 81 q human being. Though
there is now no part Of that human fame
lea bat the bare AbOnes, there is sufficient
evidences 70 rsnAaE almost certain he dednc.
ton that they are those Of the unfortunate
Harden These evidences consist Of a LEI.
Ter found IN one oflho pockets, dated Have n
ma, Dec, l549, addressed to the Hon. Ben
Harden, BardslOwn, KY, commencing "My
dear Father" and ending with ''your afFec.
lienaio son, Rowen." Besides this there
we're q silk handkerchief two KEYS. !
knife, and part Of a silk purse. From The
appearance Ofthe ground there L. some aus,
Picion thaA ho was murdered
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-01
80 ~ Yickabnrc SentI

1870 z N19711WsV7 9 'F9FF.7Fs1V7 "
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN
GOVERNOR QUITMAN AND THE
U. s. ATTORNEY.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-01

20 The Steamer Africa brings favorable
news of the cotton market as may be seen
by reference TO another column. Those who
have held their crop back, will doubtless
be able to command very high prices.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-01

r., U. S. Dist Atty
ion Jonn a. Qnitalan. jackson Miss
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-01

Hon. john A, DURHAM, Jackson, Miss.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-01

JACKSON, Dec. 10, 1850. On behalf o.
the committee.
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FITS AND coNyuLsloNs.


These alarming and terrible mpa!n always causei
ELrIp will nearly every matter how Young
old the patient how cnufrmei the complaint Numerous
and astonishing proofs possession 0 the proprietor
M Many hundie dfcnes fom all pitts OF the country
Of the most extraordinary character can be given required
DO No trouble attends the Of DR.
CHRISTIE"S G.3Lp.4NfC N TICLES and they may
be by AMI delicate with perfect and
safety many the sensation attending their il
hshy pleasant GgesabL II be sent to any pa
Of the country.
Prices:
The aalvanic Belt, Three Dollars,
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars,
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
no The articles accompanied by full and plain drec-
Hons Pamphlets With full paci lars may be had OF the
authorised Agent
PARTICULAR AUTiON.
90 Be,ra,e Of Comnfertei,s and H"fhLu fmfaho"s
D. G. MoRI,HEAD M. D.
GENERAL. AGENT fOH rHt i'NITtn sItTts
I22 Broadway. New York.
For sale in Camden ty the Hu;toi,ir"d irrnts
lANi>>, X N.Nk'N.
=. l.. XENr
In Charleston By Or 2 y. COHEN.
InColnmbia by BOATRIGHT * MiGI.
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Fresh Garden Seeds.

TNHE subscriber has just received a iresI and
| full supply of every variety of GARDEN
SEEDS, which can be depended upon, consis-
ting in part of early Mohawk, French, speckled,
yellow six weeks, early white and cranberry
BEANS, Bishops early prolific, early charlton,
dwarfslrawberry and tall marrowiat PEAS; early
May, early York, early Dutch, early large York,
sugar-loat, drunhead, Battersea, green glazed
and mountain CABBAGES; long blood, white
sugar and turnip BEETS; Broccoli, Carrots, Cau-
IiAower, Celery, CoardS, Cucumber. Squash, Egg
Plant, Lettuce, Kale, Sugar Corn Parsley, Pars-
nip, white and brown Mustard, ORra, Onion But
ons. Bell pcrTer, sweet Spanisk Pepper, Radish,
tarly spring lump, Vegeta6R 6yster, Spinage.
eomato, Hemp and Canary Ssed-also, an as
Triment oil choice FLOWER SEEDS. Fer sale
SO F. l.. ZEMP.
Dec. 10 Sc #
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CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
- O1 th6 m0st Uhu0ufteu Chhrncter,
From all parts Of the Country eou Be given sufficient to al
every column in this paper!
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
which conclusvey proves that '
= "Truth Is stranger than Fiction"
CURE OF
RHEUMATISM, BRONCHlT s AND DYSPEPSIA.
Rev. DR.. Landis, a, Clergyman

s1phtAton:- e. s ~
s.. stDSEY, ew jersey, July Il, lsls.
Da. A. n. CHHn rE-Dear Sir You wish to know Of
what has been the suit case Of the application of
THE GALyANiC BELT AND NECKLACE. My reply Is a.
follows:
For about fseny years had suffering from Dyspop-
sa Every year the symptoms became worse nor could
obsn permanent relief from OF medical treatment
whatever. About fourteen yes since consequence OF
frequent exposure TO the weather in the discharge Of
toral duties, became subject severe Chronic Rhenma
tism, which for year after yes caused me ndescrhabls
snguh Farther the winter II rs and 10 in consequence
Of preaching great deal in my and various other
churches in this region was attacked by the Bronchitis
which soon became severe to require immediate
penaion ofmy pastoral labors Ny system
thoroughly Yrostraed and m, Bronchitis became
also did Dyspepsia and Rheu attic afeconths evincing
the medium Of the Nervous Syst In the whole pharmaco
pela there seemed TO be remedial agent which could
reach and ecuperae my Nervou System every thing that
had tried for this purpose had omrctey failed At last
led BY my friends 10 euon and Qhough
With very sangune hopes Of hcr ehcency) determined
b try the effect Of the appcatio Of the GALVANC BELT
AND NECKLACE. with the MAGNETIC FLUID. This
In June. lSI6. To onisiMEST,
DrsrvrsrA Gorr; in DAYS !
PASTORAL ,LABoRs; NOR HAVE sincE OMITTED
a ssKyfcr AccovrT BnoHcHiIIs;
RssudArIc AFFECTION rSrr rrasrp TROUBLE
Such the wondc mud happy results Of the experiment
have recommended the Bf.f Il md Fluid msny whc
have been likewise suffering froi .nagic affections They
haze tIiej item, nr5 ITS Hriyvr, EvEni
CASE
su, dear sir respectfully yours
{ ROBERT W. Lands.
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AHEAD UF ALL OTHERS.
The envy Of all Pill Manufacturers,

Decause they are safer better and more eicaciOis than
Is any Others and because the public will lake 9th
ers if they can obtain them.
500, 200 Boxes
have boen SOL; annually for the last five years
YOUNG AND OLD. MALE AND FEMALE.
- - IF PILLS RE- NECESSARY
FIR purrng nn clsnnsing the Stomach and Bowels and
purifying the B6od and fluids OF The body. take Others
fur other pills produce those combined effects, or con.
Eat, Drink and live "a nsuaI,
and pursue ynnr usual occupation whilst taking them
without fear Of lakng cold during al S!4S Of wea'er'
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
are wag-r- that genuine certificates (irnm iivsi
cians Ccrgymen Members of Congress and respectable
ctzens can be procuced OF their efficacy man any oeF
Forty Pills in EoX!!
and sold at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS IoA. with directions
and much wholesome advice accompanying each box.
They no taste unpleasant SMELL
Free from dust or powder of any kind,
Do not grile the Stomach or Bowels,
Produce nusickness, vomiting or bad feelings,
DhEY ARE GOOD At ALL TIMES,
And adapted u most diseases common to mankind
No one having taken them will be willing afterwards
to take any Others because They always do good, and they
do moi then no Others will.
DIR. N. b. LElDY Propriet1 and, Manufacturer,
is regular Druggist Chemis: and "hysician, OF fifteen
years experience in PHILADELPHIA GrndIme Of The Uni
yersity of pensvl, aia Member of d rrrnt Medical In
s,it,lons of Philadelphia. New York Boston, Baltimore
&r and associate and corresponding member OF several
Medical Institutions of London and Paris-lence The rea-
snn of the greater confidence placed in his pills. and their
being recommended in the practice Of most respectable
physi,ians throughni the United States
OF Principal depot. Dr. LEDYs DIsPENsARY, No. ia
North Fourth St: aphia-and sold wholesale and
retail n. McKAIN'S Drug Store. Camden TOLaND e.
CURTIS. Columbia Nil \ Err e. BOSSARD. Sumter
vile Or. MALLOY. Cheraw; PRATT d. JAM ESsNew-
berry: RUFF REEDI; Cheserrille -; l.. noSGSGn, ~
Winsboro: IT, II. WEST, Uniouvil!e DR.. p. VI. CO.
HEN and CLEVELAND, Charlep.on; aud by most Drug
gists Il SiOrpkppDcrs inlhe United States.
A., IN ,Ssh "0 cG l2m
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Tic Doloreux ard Neuralgia.

sThese dreadful and agonizng complaints mm.diate
veeped BY the application nf tho GsirASc Bar SrcKsc
spFrrrn The Belt difuscs e Electricity through th'
system the Necklace has lncr effect and the Fluid ac
directly the affected In these distressing
afitctions the application NEVER FAILS.
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suip,l. Qui,,i.se.

T,IIE Subscriber has just received few auecso
l. Of R"sengaren g. Denis's Superior Quin,gs
which he offers AT prices as low as 1t can be possibly
z. J. DELAY.
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SANTE;H; CANAL.

TGNIIE late rains have given the Snntee Canal an
al pie supply of wafer, hat Boats can pass
without delay.
r. PRESS SMITH, Superintendent.
Jan 6 ?
DRhSS FrMers, pierced Iron do; f"ldIng Nur
- sery do; Fire Dogs and Fir" Irons, Of every
desert ton. McDOWALL & COOPER.