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Court Calendar-This Day.

UNITED sTArEs DISTRICT CoURT-Same as yesterday.
EprREME CouRr.-General Term.-Same as yesterday.
COMMON PLEAs-Part 1-same yesterday with Nos.
81 and l111a added. Part 2-Nos 1884, 22i 226, 2S6,
164, 1854, ia, 238 to asa even numbers.
eurIRoa CouRr - Give branches Mos 65, Is, 26o
49, 1856 $50, ID 1879 2S2 1874 S84 to 3e7, $50, $780, 25s
1E 3el, 392 1874, 3s6, $685. 4ol, 4o3 to 4o7 400 4lo
al.
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instructive

Such, upon their own showing, is the enormous
amount Of money the Committee of Management
have received sum not far short of half million
Of dollars! If this money had been expended judi
ciously and wisely, Is it ought to have been, how
vast would have been the benefit to art and artists
and how different would be the story We should now
have to tell the public, instead Of tho beggarly &C.
count Of an empty treasury, and q debt of $1,000
due for pictures bought and promised! What has
become Of the s446,6OS 20! Pray, let us have the
items. To this day, we believe not single state.
ment, with the names, dates, and sums paid, has
ever been given TO the subscribers or the pub
lie. The true cause Of the decline Of the
Art Union, therefore, whica appears to have
begun in 1864 year Of great prosperity-is
the opening of the eyes Of the community to the
violation Of the laws and the constitution Of this
State by the lottery operation Of the committee,
together with their bad management for the last
two or three years. The people have lost conf
dence in them on account of their wasting the
funds, a large portion of which, instead of being
applied to the advancement Of art or painting, has
been thrown away on silly and ridiculous publica-
tions, such as the art Union Bulletin, and species
Of engravings which were mere daubs, and for
useless advertisements in papers Of little or no cir
culation.
The abolition organ Of the Art Union itself be-
gins now to admit the Encouragement Of the con.
Germ. 1t says, the distribution ought to have
taken place three months earlier, and that in the
postponement they did not judge wisely, and that
it has undoubtedly affected the subscription ipju-
riously; and it is to be hoped that similar necss-
sity will be avoided hereafter" In fact, every.
thing We charged against the Committee of Ms.
nagemeht is admitted by one of themselves, and
he the organ Of the whole batch. Nc one ever
charged the managers, who are respectable men
enough in private fe with any personal dishonesty;
and this cry is raised for the purpose of shifting the
ground and changing the true issue 1t is an at
tempt to raise dust, in order that the managers
may escape in the midst Of 1t, and that the public
may be blinded to what we really did allege
against them-utter mismanagement, illegal prac.
tices, and interpolation Of the funds to silly
publications.
These admissions, therefore, coming from their
own organ, very conclusive, and the reader will
form q tolerable idea Of the real amount Of the
laundering, when SO much is admitted by their
own organ and one Of themselves
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Peoples Lectures.-A Second Lecture on
Woman 20 be delivered By Hon. HORACE MANN, At the
Tabernacle, tomorrow evening.
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Green Turtle SOup-The First Of the
season. and Steaks at Bayard State street, Families
and hotels supplied, st eight shilings per quart;
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PROCLAMATION AND RRwARD.-The Governor
has offered reward OF two hundred and City dollars FOR
the arrest the coored Jonah Seamon, charged
with the murder of child whom he had outraged, near
PeuRhkeepeie.
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Excelsior.-Eeebe Il Co., Fashl,

EIcelsior.-Deebe q Co., Fashionable
Haters No. 1856 Broadway respectfully solicit the stten
on OF hor patrons and the public generality the Spring
Fashion for Gentleme which they will
tina, this style viii commend itself 70 the hstwssrng com
they have heretofore received B-Has Of style
suit the most Astdous. will DO furnished ~ the shortest
nnfin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19

New HAMPSHIRE ELECTION The animal cIoc
ton in New Hampshire takes place next mon,b Ua-
utusl interest IL felt Ia the as tins Lecil time IA
b, chosen wii have 70 elect senator In the lace
If Mr.. J. + Hale. There are three candidates for
Governor. viz.;--Ihoros. y. Sawyer wais /; Dr Noah
Martin, csEoerat AID John Atwood, free eel
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religion after trying every nsRnsry source Of
o ns esry invalid afer exhaussig possible
srv remody dnda cersain hea from Dr. WAtts
Fluid, Nervous AnMdote never nas sa Dsco, ies
NASSAU street. 81 . bottle. 90 dozen.
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Hats.-Warnocks. 40 Broadway, Living
Hats The gratifying prova Of the character snd style Of
hats atng from blishment manifested
extensive and rapidly Increasing popularity bic
evidence Of their merit.
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FfoH JAcMEL The schooner Elizabeth Capt Moore
vea IRON Jsemt yesterday, regor,. all quiet there
~ ne ls;h ut Cefes was sbundsn, :, So perlb
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Watches and Gold Pens..-A perfect as
eortm Of Watches BY the most approved Makers
j. T. SAVAGEc No. 80 Fulton street, sold very
low for cash. The Rcheleu diamond pointed Gold Pens
Inn tres
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cWttlng Hair ana Whlskers sIilfuily,
Beautifully and in every case entirely conforming tho
shape and size head we'll the entire
Sfths wesrer by HILL the innias esrnsr Pine and
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strangers are requested TO call
hEDHuHST HEARD, Maiden lane, where they have OF
hand the largest and cheapest assortment Of rn
Hair in the city Also witness the ne spring svie
Hair Cutting for 1852. 800 o'-S
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wigs ana Toupsss.-.Batehsl0r' New
0ye wigs arc she most perfect imitation
nature yct invented Those wanting SUPERIOR ARTICLE
should call st BATCHELoRc celebrated via Fsesory No
Wall street, whore DO the Isrsese ana ks, A.
ssrtment In tho city. Copy the addressL
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The PRE- IDENcY-ANTI SLAVERY IN THE FIELD.
While the various cliques Of the wings and demo.
nocrats are engaged in log rolling and wire work.
ing, to secure for their favorite candidates the in
side track for the Presidency the abolition free soil
party is again organizing, to cut up their arrange
ments and their calculations root and branch, just
they did in 1874 and lS45 The free sellers Of Ohio
held their State Convention on the llth instant at
Columbus, a. their proceedings may be regarded
as the beginning Of . very formidable movement
upon the Presidential question. They have not
only adopted the most ultra resolutions on the
slavery question: but they endorse, to the fullest
extent, the doctrine Of active armed intervention
against the spread Of despotism in Europe. They
are kinkel Kossuth to the backbone-anti-
slavery, intervention, scrip and all. They have
named John P. Halo for the Presidency; Samuel
Lewis, Of Ohio, for the Vice Presidency; and have
appointed their delegates at large to the Free Soil
National Convention, to be held at Pittsburg in
June They have also appointed speakers to stump
the State, in order to get up the agitation - the
boiling point in the meantime. In word, they are
in for another Buffalo demonstr alton.
Now, VIC spprchend that this free soil party of the
North hold the undsputed balance Of po yer between
the two great partea and the election Of President in
tneT ndLuS-tndt s tIey csh 0SitAb eltIeT Inc wing
or the democratic candidate, as they may choose,
just as they defeated Clay in 1914 and Csss in ls4S
1.-THE Ohio movement is followed up in the North
and West, to any considerable extent, and carried
up to the November election, as it probably will be-
then the game for the spoils, between the wings
and the democrats, will become one of the richest
funniest, and hottest battles that has ever taken
place in the civilized world Let both parties keep
well to the windward, and look out for squalls
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gain Ahead! The First In the !

KNOX has outlived the seventies of winter by dsvong
himself entirely to the perfectns Of his spring style Of Hat
and il unheitangly fsultless in STYLE struc
tuIe and appearance ths manufacture of hat could
render famous The production Of this superb article
would enrol Knox the few immortal that
not born to die. Call this day and examine it.
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Hair Dye the best yet discovered for ososns he hair o,
.n;sssss me mensns apgited The wenderfu
Hair Dye yerforns IL astonishing 10 for SALE or applied
MBAICHkL6ke WIG Factory, No. Z wsu Street Copy
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1IemOVaI-Ke ONHf-~fNe m 1 1T :, =,
tencrs Ear Indrnary ths exclusive treatment "
Diseases IL removed, snd VIII be per hanens s Son ra
80 Prince street deors from Brosdwsy nouso
from ali Deafness Discharges and Noises In the head
pernar tiy time, withoutriss or PAIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19

Genln's Spring style or Hats were Intro
duced Saturday the 18th inst Gentlemen In want Of
hat superior style and quality. invited to call
GkNIN, No. ala Broadway, opposite ST. Pauls
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$1,000 Reward will be paid by Eim0re
Go II they cannot prove by OF persons the
bohemian Hair Dy sold At z7 Hudson street. the best
USE 1t instantly changes or red hair beautiful
Permanent black or brown Price IS cents per Sc
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PUBLIC LECTURES.
ZINE ARTS.

GENERAL SAN HOUSTON VISITED HOLINESS
Dsguereotype Rooms yesterday, and three sis-
g only Holmes produced tsrse splendid pictures 70 the
friends citizens andsngers generally. may upon
Obtaining superior pictures at HOLINESS $50 Broadway
Give him call.
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Free MasOnry.-Just Published, Ailyn's
Ritual Of Frecmasonry $ Duke de Roohefooauds Msxims
With elegant portra S Taylors Elements Thought
100 BY remi.ting the will be cent By mail d.
rected, 10 any part OF the United States Canada
WIN. GOWANS IT'S Fulton street..
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Spring Clothing, Cheap.-Just received,
5000 business Coats ~ s. So 5000 frock and Coats
SIS eco pair fancy Cashmere Pantaloon 81 60 ssch 500
Silk and cassm ere Vests 81 each few rich lined oyss-
LEVIE RE0AN.
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new RrincipI0 In Halr.O Mt t1nG y-Clean
Hair Brushes tbs Thousand fourteen Artists
nent In the World. Features Till unheard Of! New
EssmEnsw syiss-e nex era IN Har.og.tins! Fourteen
Ihers are clean Hair 1rushsrfor AL By the
te thousand The Balloon 10 splendid the ante room
81 regal residence Tho atesdaace for Hair cutting
The bath 10 nsssnt Every gentleman feels himself In his
nE and Dressing Vac Hr esgsss before dreamed
Broadway corner Of Deystroet clustered more com
forts Injuries novelties and than
nsns up9s the face q he earth 30 al who see H. Hair
whskers, the momenS 10 applied wthout injury the
hair SKIN II DO washed without disturb.
Ing the color, and has oder ID applied or sod A
he anA Tons ufaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19

Shirts should be ornamental a. well as
useful and thar TO the system of and
cutting invented by GREEN No. Aston House. GENTLE
herceforth be troubled wish misf One order
given to Green will establish this fact.
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.IoNEs's INITtAToRY COUNTING Rooas-NR
JonCFs Students are repeatedly notified th,t H..
atsr ment made busnees on T,id.y nox
2Oh intt Until his rsoms repaired he will ocan.
Their part OF the buiidrg which THO 6re
ltst only partially ipjurod--2i7 Broadway. '1ruAS
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exception the best equay
0osrAuds ncdcaed Soap for curing pimpleS
sSSss rErosM hair from any part Of shs body qut
near Broadway, and Calender. 50 s. 3rd. Philada.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PRRSOMAL.

II ILLED, YESTERDAY, AT KQUINUNK. ON THE
Erie Railroad BY the of the track Chas.
Hyatt Of John B. Hyatt The :his
city and yesterday returned Eauinunk This
known.
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cheap and Elegant Dress Goods Hitch.
cock Lsadbeater. 3f7 Broadway, selling . very
and elegant printed muslin warranted fast eolors
shilling yard; and beautiful striped and figured Swiss
slightly damaged but entirely free from injury very
rates They have few wet linens left yet.
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Vo TAIL0RS.-A. g. DE LANY AUTuop AVN
teacher 81 Dc Langa Mathematical Bysem for nr.nrh,
g BALANCING and Cutting Panaloons s now a.
give ustruotsns on the same Al o1ce No al
t.ptmrsl Oncshoars from sto 10 O'clock A. n and 40
~. r. Slases kondsY We6peadhy ard FRIDAY sveninss
W. ~" A. = d. LiSQ.
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Patent Coruzxa Shirts-Whv nre enc

SFIrtS-WMy
Shirts by AGATE. Broadway corner Park place.
superior in At style and workn anshp Because
cut by nvarabe rule by cutter who devotes
his entire attention to their mandatory and the highest
price paid for making
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pSf6hE T6lative5, Tcsidence
knewn.
CAPTAIN NADIGAN, LATE OF THE HERCULES, Is
~ requested to call Immediately ~ office.
l.. BRANDEIs CO., IL Cedar street.
IMPORTATION wANTED-OF JOHN CASSIDY AND.
his sister Ann Cassidy from the county Of Derry Cole
rane. Ireland lattsy living in Hudson street Hew YORK.
Any person knowing Of their where sbou will
on their brother, By addressing line 10
HUGH CASSIDY, Stockton, California
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Po%ms 40 go RI - y aeULDsMlTHs WRITING
bouse Terms reduced haifviz 81 30 for ten esscn
~ one hour eaohi stationery co; or twenty
nordnE stationery. Private Instruction reduced from
&c $40 for the COURSE %"
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leave call the attention Of Western Southern iser.
chants visiting city for spring purchases 70 stock Of
bpring and Summer Clothing which large
varied manufacture Of Axis II embraces
and desirable STYLE manufactured with all the
which establishment s-we think
justly celebrated. and prices strictly low and uni
form. d. Il J. DEVLIN.
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I osT.-A GOLD LEPINE WATCH, WITH SILVER
- face and black cord attached. The face little
dcoored Suppoeed 20 tnyo been lost Trinity Church,
on Iueeday morning The fnd will BIO suitably
~ leaving 1T TERNEY5, 25l Broadway Of Aarra9
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-01-13
important.

SapPFt TIE Mechanic"
HeE respectfully anuoumcr olhe pa
~ DC that Ne have thls day sntrn
uto copaunefshiR for The purpose OF carry
ng on a cheap aud economical business t
al the departments OF CapcHtcrieg HOW
j0iaiHg, cIbugei-maSHlg etc. We have ia
ken the old stand formerly occupied by JOIN
Lennox, where We are fixing for the promp.
and efficient execution ofall work that ma!
1e entrusted to us. Our object is to wotk
Tor a reasonable reward.
We will have a neat hcrse, and prompt
an all orders Tor collins, sent to US. In thr
department, our prices will be much lower
han that heretofore charged, while our job.
shall give entire satisfaction.
We ask of the publica iair trial, being de-
termined to succeed by industry aud atien.
lion to bushes. ~Orders in our line from
or country. promptly attended to.
JOSEPH ID. WAY,
w. 7. BURCAARD.
WoodriHc Jpiy s, 81. 81,
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yENHE subscriber respectfully Announces to
Il the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Woodyillc.
and his friends in general, thathe has just open.
ed at his store, on Commercial Row, a large
and elegant selection Of fancy and useful at
ticles, among which, are the following.
Umbrellas, cotton and silk Gloves all kinds;
Riding-whips. and Walking-canes; Tooth btu.
shes. Pocket knives aud Combs; Razors, Ra
zor-straps and Shaving soaps Perfumery OF
all kinds, coIors and scents; Hair oil Of the hest
quality Soap, Starch, Indigo Candles, Sar-
dimes. HOLSTERS and Salmons; Preserves, Pick
els, Currents and Citron Olive oil Bay water
and Catsups; Pecons, Almonds and Brazilian
nuts; Filberts, English Walnuts Oranges, APP
Piles &c.
ALSO-The best Tobacco and Segars, will
always be kept on hand, together wlh every
other article usually kept IN such establish
ments but which are now TOO numerous 70 mem
ton. w. A. HASSELL.
Woodvills. February, nth, is5l-lY.
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Insolvency Notice.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
WilhiRSOa County
IN the Probate Court Of said county, At
1.-THE October Term, AID. 1851.
WHEREAS, the Estate Of Ezer L.
Woods, having been at the above stated
Tenn of the Probate Court of said county,
declared lnsolvent, and the undersigned
Clerk of said Court having at said Term,
been appointed Commissioner Of insolvency
of sa'd Estate.
NOTICE, is hereby given, to all the
Creditors of said Estate TO tile their claims
against the same, probated according to law
in the office of said Clerk, on or before SA-
TURDAY, the 24th day of April, AID.
1852.
FRED. CONRAD, CIerk.
Oct. 10Th, 1851. 6m.
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stage Notice,

A good and substantial Stage has been
procured to run from Natchez rta Wood.
vile, to Bayou sara. which viii make reg
uIar Trips during the year Passengers
may rely on regular trips. gentle horses and
experienced drivers. Apply at the store OF
the subscriber. on Commercial kow iof
way bills. Leaves Woodgiie ior Bayou
Sara on Wednesday and -atuaiays ghsnl
on Mondays and Thursday.
w. A. HAS sEL, Agea
April 9 1861.
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B X n z

CTS ERR BUILDING.
THE undersigned viii strictly attend to all
manner Of Bricklaying and repairing. Particu-
lar attention to the building of Cisterns, which
will be warranted to stand, Plastering re-
paired and Rooms whitened and colored.
REFER to Wm.L. Frazier, Esq, H. N. Smith,
Esq, Messrs. VIM. & T. w. Hays, Capt. Tig-
ner. Orders left with Messrs. VIM II. Row.
ley g. Co, Native American Row, Main street,
will meet with prompt attention Prices rea-
sonable. JAS. M. MILLER.
Woodviile, Aug 9th 1851. n32
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JEFFERSON COLL q
And Milaery coasrs.
EASaIEe9es, ax nils ifam kiItlia
lcHAErEaEp ~ lso3l


DHE Trustees o~fJeaerou College have
n granted a lease II the tuidines snd ~
purtelances. Zoe . termo u Year, 10 The snb
-cnber aud hs ussociate. Thy feuote
with their ~iagailies 70 Washington. and per-
mnnently established themselves IN that
place. IN October last. The College Is eun-
lncied on the plan OF teachiug. honestly and
thoroughly. whaseycr ri j. taught andof rsomrt
obedience to rules The supeSiniendets
| FnaJus'ei At West Point. and fesaiases ths
| i.soi9ine.
gHE FOLLOWING PRTNclPLss y Apor~sp.
A Military orgsa'xanou. ard anlofm -
uring order, regular exercise. stndious hab-
=. rn...iv A~rro-tms-rt. md rrrro-r n asr
81 =H-tt:-r = CHARGES aH
Il hraachss :. stHag p:aoesag ,sefy Tad
On lhc same footing. and teaching Al q
| rnrt 81. the course, at The parents option az
with reference 10 the contemplated ursu
the pupil:
Quahfyipr the student for Civil Ensiusef
~. Practical Surveying. the Corug
louise, aud Mandatory. as we'll a M te
'fotessions.
Fixing TAO period of time Tor obiaiu.nz a
legree. but allowing The Cadet TO gradual
when lac can pass rigid examinations'on hs
chosen studies, and can show that he urder
'tsnds their principles.
lI-fhe buildings uFs ample, in good or
der, and abudautiy supplied with cistrth
water. The healtleness Of Washington
100 well known 30 admit OF dispute.
Iy~rhe Library. Laboratory, instruments
md Cabinets, are sufficient for all the wants
of the pupils,
Greek Latin French Spanish West
Point course Of Mathematics Engineering
Practical Sdrveyn &, Dtawmg and Tactics
Application OF Gllaii,stfy To the Arts t.t-
glish Language "a Grammar. Reading,
Composition. and Defamation,
~ 7icyA,s ami Expenses for fcn montfsS
Payable hair ia d1raRce-BataNe ~
the end ef the Oh Month.
IN THE COLLEGE
For tuition in all Studies. Boarding.
Room Rent Fuel, Lights. WASH
ing, Use Of Arme, Instruments.
Cabinets, Labomtory& Library, $500 %
n THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
For ten Months, S@10 0U
Day hipiis in the ColIege-For tui-
tionin all the studies, Use. of Arms.
etc, (ten Months) $500 90
Day fupi.s mthe Preparatory Schools
Forte Mouths-I'uitlon and use
II .Aans, 90 90
lI-Cadets can join at any period and pay
j proportion. They are required % provide
at their own cost Uniforms. Room furniture
aud Bedding, Class Books aud stationary
-Scssion commences first Monday Of
october IN each year. Vacation, August
aud September
ASIIBEL GREEN,
Nov, II, is5i-iy Presideaf.
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Cabinet Ware Rooms.

NNIMoTAY KINGSBURY would inform the
d public that he has just erected a large
and commodious Shop on Aligator corner,
near Mr.. Hickley's SaddIer Shop, where he
s prepared to execute all orders, at the short
est notice. Old furniture repaired, aud bills
filled for any article in the Cabinet line. He
offers his services as an Undertaken, on the
most reasonable terms. BY close attention to
business, and moderate charges, he hopes tC
merit the Continuance Of his old customers
and the public generallys
Woodville, Sept. 10, 165f-tf.
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Nntice.

EHAYE Just returned to my old stand at the
EForks Of the Roads, with a tot OF so Ne
groes, consisting Of field hands house servants
a fine carriage driver, &c, &c Please cal.
and see.
IdeSgn keeping Up a good supply during the
season. X. IL ELAN.
Natchez, Nov. II, lS5l-3m,
lyI have three fine saddle and harness
horses for sale
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Dissolution.

FEYHE firm heretofore existing between
Ak the undersigned under the style and
firm Of Henry 81 Myers, IS this day dissoly-
ed by mutual consent. Persons indebted
to The firm are notified that Leopold Henry
is alone authorized to receipt for claims,
and that hei responsible for all liabilities of
said firm. LEOPOLD HENRY,
MYERS LEVI.
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Nofice.

E. STRAYED from e. OUREY. a brown
mare, seven years old, about Is hands
high, blaze face, and a Spanish brand on
the left hip. BY close observation any
person will discover that her right hind foot
is a little larger than the other, by having
the foot evil,
Any person bringing ne sstd mare. will
be rewarded.
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The business will be continued at the old
stand by Leopold Henry, who will be thank
full TO receive the calls OF his friends aud the
patronage of the public generally.
LEOAOLD HENRY.
Feb. %. 16jl-tt.