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The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-30

A DOZ Af1eck's Cotton Plantation Record
III and Account Book. No. l,
l. DOZ: Af1eck's Cotton Plantation Record
and Account Book No. 2. Tor sale by
August l6 PETER B COOK & Co.
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. IesEfDaonadl IN farOr of Go 8oafleTn An
tidote.
The undersigned have been made acquainted,
either by personal ex perience or otherwise, with
the virtues OF DIR. E,nanuel's SOUTHERN An
FID6FE, remedy for GTuieras Ehosrru Nor
bus, Diarrhceea, and other bowel affections, snd
cheehully recommend il as valuable plantation
and family medicine, worthy Of public conf.
dence
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-30

The most extraordinary discovery IN the World
as the Great Arabian Remedy for Man d Beast.
IL n EApPEIsS
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-08-30
PREPARED By
DIR. G.. M. JACKSON,

No. 120 Arch Street, PHILADELPHIA.
Their power over the above diseases is not
excelled, if equalled, by any other preparation
in the United States, as the cures attest, in ma
ny cases. after skiIlful physicians had failed
These Bitters are worthy the attention of
invalids. Possessing great virtues in the rec
tifcation of diseases of the Liver and lesser
glands, exercising the most searching powers
in weakness and affections of tie digestive or
gans, they are, withal, safe, certain and pleas
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Notice
Ii persons indebted to fhe 'afe firm
"A of Mann 81 Andrews and q Ns .ean $500.
sre requested TO cali Immediately an ml.e with
The undersigned, al the old stand cs @.
& Co. b b. BARNETT
July ia. I654-36-5t
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EQoVIIs 8. -

Ill Chartres St. bet. Cont and St Louis, n. o.
Sole Agents Tor the Southern States, to whom.
all orders and applications for Agencies must
be addressed.
Sold also BY ~. EMANUEL, Kazoo city aad
by Agents In every town la the State.
August, I854-40
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Middle District CHlamcery Court Ol
the State of Mississippi.

AuguSt Office Rales, 3rd Monday, 2lst da
4osA
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= slzsYDR OIL bbls cold pressed Castor
~. Oil, just received and for sale hv
June %, 1854. PETER B. COOK * co.
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TrusteesE sale

Yazoo city June 5olh. I654-55-5m-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-30

A TRAGIC ACCIprsr.-A night or two ago
a lady and gentleman volunteered to watch
with an invalid friend, residing on South -Di-
vision street. About midnigkt camphene
lamp, by means Of which the apartment was
lighted, burned low, and the gentleman took
measures to rcplcnish it. While thus enga-
ged an explosion occurred, setting fire to his
apparel and to the tai ic cloth. He rushed
into the street, where, by rolling in the dust,
he succeeded in queichng Tic hamcs--a'hcit
he was badly burned. The lady, greatly
frightened, and fearful that the dwelling
was in jeopardy from the flames, seized the
invalid, ard bore her from the room. but the
fire being speedily subducd, straishtway re-
turned with her charge. In few moments
the sick pc's N disd, her death being hat NJ
I'd by, il not due to, the excitement and cx-
posure consequent upon the accident.
BuGuD Express.
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The MAST. 1t is All extraordinary fact
that though the dry character Of the season
has cut off the late crops there is mo It as
toni>hinS mast. The oak trees loaded with
aco,ns and some of tlIcm,, we are told, will
yield ten bushels. These areins for the pur
pose of fattcning hogs, are. equal to com
particularly is it the case with the a,orns
from the white oak. Whcfc our farmers live
in the ncighborhood Of the forests they will
be able to make nearly their usual quantity
of pork, especially fthcy have sufficient corn
to feed their hogs a few weeks. Mast fed
pork is not, however, in as high esteem as
that which is corn fed; but good deal of the
former will be brought to market the coming
fall.-SprinyfeM, (W.) Journal.
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THE CnEYTowN AFFAIK.-It is stated in
the late Jamaica papers that seventy gun
Ship has been ordered to Greytown, and that
all the British vessels on the West India sta
ton have been ordered to report themselves
to Commodore Henderson, at Port Royal, for
orders. The Standard suggests that Great
Britain will have a few ships to spare during
the winter months: and that if necessary the
operation nfircytown might be improved up
on at N.w York Baltimore. Washington and
Ne" Orleans. The suggestion Of the Stand,
ard we take it for granted, will not receive
much attention. Before England undertakes
to improve upon ''thc operation of Greytown
ilcrc. it will be necessary. we should think
for her to improve upon the Battle of North
Point "-Bah. Sun.
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FnoM CmSA.-Canton Safe.-The follow
ing extract from private letter from gen.
tleinan in Canton, to his friend in New York,
bears date Of July 4th:
notwithstanding the extravagant state
ments that went home by the last mail of
imminent danger Of an attack on Canton, it
still stands, and the disturbances in the adj
joining districts have been suppressed. There
is no reasonable ground to apprchend any
outbreak in this city, until matters arc rret-
ty well settled al the North" -tt ~
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EMlGRANT PArpERs.-1hc city of Boston
has adopted an efficient means to prevent the
shipment of European paupcrs to that port
Four paupcrs were on Saturday last arraign-
ed before ajustice in that city, on joint
charge of being "forcign paupcrs, receiving
aid from the city of Boston. against the peace
of the Commonwealth, and contrary to the
law in such case made and provided" Tho
charge Of paupcrism was sustained, and the
court ordered the prisoners to be returned to
the Queen of Great Britain They will be
forwarded in the ship Star of Empire, which
leaves Boston in Ia day Or two for Liverpool
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For The Cecil Wig.
The ElktOn Belize.
, is a belle in our town

There is belle in our town
Admired by old and young,
Whose virtues 'cr were written down
Whose praises nt'er were sung.
Sho only speaks three times day
In tones both clear aud loud;
And though she hasn't much to say,
She always draws a crowd.
Those who obey her charming voice
She treats extremely well,
And makes their nmost hearts rejoice
IT'S Johnson's dinner bell.
Query: Does Johnson have dinner three
times day
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% licaoers ana Correspondents

Alphabetically circulation of The Ce-
Gil Wing is very large in Cecil. and extends,
also. into Hartford and Kent in Md, into New
Castle and Kent counties in Delaware, and
Chester county. Pa. 1t is thus rendered one
of the best advertising mediums in this State,
and unequallcd by any for the region of coun-
try named. Its advertising patronage is
already extensive, and the attention of advei-
Users generally, who wish to sell in the conn-
ties named is called to its columns.
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GA letter from Shanghai. under the date
of June IL, stats that the Su'q ehannav nd
soon sail for Philadelphia. The writer states
that the port was in the utmost disorder, and
was suffering all the horrors Of civil war. and
adds:
'Thcre is no telling when the pres nj M
dition Of things will end. Tic rebels still
occupy the city, and are hesicg'd by the i'm
perialIsts. Nearly every da., fights occur
outside of the walls. During these engage
ments it is difficult to prevent the conttnding
parties from cncroachng upon the grounds
OF the foreign residents. All the ships of
war in the harbor, as we'll as ourselves, have
sent dctachments of men to preserve the
neutrality Of the place; Notwithstanding this,
they frequently cross the ln's, and expose
themselves to the shot of our men.
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AFFAIRS AT ANNAPoLIs.-1h Annapolis
Gazette mentions rumor that the United
States Government has made an offer of $25,
900 for the Governors House in that city, for
the purpose of 'annexing" it to the Naval
School adjoining. The paper states that
Captain Meigs, of the corps of Engineers, WIS.,
tied Annapolis last week to make arrange
nicnts for applying an appropriation of S.
900 towards the completion of the Battery at
Old Fort Madison. The Court of Appeals
will hold an extra term, commencing on
Tuesday next. SIS
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THE PoTATo CRop.--Thc Woonsockct (R.
~ Patriot says that the potato crop in that
vicinity is very good, and the yield fair, with
little or no disease. We believe the same is
true in great portion Of New England. In
Vermont, where the crop a few weeks ago
exhibited symptoms of rot, it is now said
promises well. and the late planted were new
er doing better. At Boston, good Chcnan-
gos'may now be bought at retail for $l.lO to
l.2O Il bushel and peach blows and whites
for Gu to 10 cents, and ca ters and white blue
noses for $50 to So barrel.
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CRY EXPENSES OF NEW IoRK.-Thc r.
port of the City Comptroller of New Yoak j.
published in the papers of that city. On or
two facts are particularly noticeable. The
bills for street cleaning amount to a total of
S2346iS for the year, which sum, though
very large, does not cover the whole cost for
the year by considerable amount. The
eXpcis OF lighting the city duri"g the twelve
month has been upward Of S2S2, 0o0. TIL.
sum raid for pay and carfiagc-hire Of mem
bc-s of the Common Council reaches the ! ,h
figure of s2I 6Gl. Tirty-nine Councilnlcn
Lave had no carriaga-hire whatever during
the year, leaving thirty-fuur who have enioy-
ed the privilege of locomotion at the public
cost. Coroners' fees fonr olrers> were
Sl3 0 W MayoraIty fees Sl5). polio S12h,HS1
repairs and supplies Sl59,r0J. salaries $50
900; Russ pavement upward of $4,000; AMI
the aims house St90 900.
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TAKE NOTICE.

EIIIAT C. NJ. MUNSON & BROTHER,
a. having procured first rate Watch Maker
from the city Of Philadelphia, are now pre-
pared to attend to The wants ofthcir custom
ers, who may rely upon having their work
done with dispatch, and we would say that
every watch before it leaves the shop, shall
be put in Il condition to be- warranted for ono
year. Jan %
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Loss OF TIE pnILADELPnIA.-Thc Phila.
dclpha Ledger says that that city will lose
about Sl5O.00O by the disastrous wreck Of
the steamship Philadelphia, over and above
any direct loss from the vessel herself, which
is mainly OF entirely insured in England.
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RuMoRED DISMISSAL OF SENATOR SouLE.-
Inspector" the reliable Washington CORES.
pendent Of the New York Courier. says that
lit is stated upon the authority of foreign
legation. that our Minister Souc. has bec,,
dismissed by the Spanish Government for TO-
menting instruction and intriguing for Re-
public
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A DELICATE SEARCH The st. Louis Her.
aid states case Of a young lady of the most
undoubted responsibility, who entcreda shoe
store in that city. and asked to be shown
some gatcr boots, n number were shown to
her which she examined and tried on. While
the attention of the Storckccpcr was occupied
with another customer, several pairs Of gai
tiers disappeared. The lady concluding no,
to purchase, he was compelled to accuse her
Of sccrcting his shoes: she denied it, and he
insisted, and proceeded to Search and found
several pairs suspended NY hooks which were
attached to the lady's gartcrs. He took from
their hooks those belonging to him. and left
there several others, which had no doubt been
taken from stores. She was allowed to de-
part,
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A Buck IN JEwELRY STORE. Spring
field Republican says that seven of a flock Of
sheep entered jcwclry store i'll that city on
Thursday morning, lcdo oft by stalwart buck.
The latter was instantly attracted by the
sight of another brisiling buck in the large
mirror at the end of the store, and lowering
his head and taking fair Start, he pumped
into his supposed rival. Judge, perhaps, his
own and the storckccpers aStoniShmcnt at the
crash that ensucd. One Of the four lancS of
which the mirror was composed, though n
third of an inch thick, shivcrod TO pieces I'M
der his we'll directed blow. The shop dog
here into posed and d.ov, eff the animals be-
fore they could do more mischief The glass
broken was fee. by 1, and cost about SIS
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THE SANDWICH ISLAND TREATY.-The Al
bany Evening Journal gives the following as
the particulars Of the new treaty.
The Islands are to be at once admitted
into the Union not as territory, but as n
State sovereign powers. In consideration of
this surrender of their national sovereignty.
the United States, besides agreeing to respect
all existing charters, land titles &c, arc to
raw some $500 900 or $500 900 annually as
life annniticS to such persons as the sover ign
authorities shall designate. 1t is believed
that the number who will be declared entitled
to share in the annuity, will not exceed thir
ty individuals, including the King, his two
sons, and the members Of the House Of No
blcs, all Of whom arc now rich, and consti
tute the iandholdcrs of the kingdom. Their
ages will average about 40 years and the sum
to be paid to each will cease to he debt up
on the U. S. government, at their death.
Besides the sovereignty of the Islands, all
the government property including build.
ines, claims upon foreign governments, &C.,
will, it is understood, be transferred to the
L. S. government by this treaty.-Thc value
of the buildings alone is sad to exceed ST.
500 900, and these claims upon the French
and British governments TO about $500 900
more; making an aggregate of $4,000, goo. !"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-30

IIENRY CLAWS HOME AND GRAvE.-Thc
dwelling of the late Henry Clay, at Ashland,
has been torn down by his son to make room.
it is SAID, for new cdiiice of it's exact form
and character. His grave is marked by no
S'one or monument. As vet, being merely
heapcd up in the usual form and covered with
the green sward. 1t is contemplated, howev-
CT to build monument on the spot where he
now quietly rests.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-30

PROFITABLE Enthusiastically notice in
an English paper of a recent date, that far
mcr in South Essex had harvested field of
40 acres of oats. and that the crop averaged
II quarteis--l3G bushels to the acre. This
field was a part of a farm of 1000 acres, the
crops upon which he reports are at least
thrice larger than ever before, and he has &C.
cupild the farm nearly 40 years.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-30

Cy-Thc bellies of Elkton enjoy no little
celebrity, and with CORE spondent, who puts
down, impromptu, the following lines, we in
cline to the opinion that one of them, at least,
need fear no rival:
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CHOLERA AT YoRK.-We are panied to
learn that the cholera has broken out in
York, Pa, and that on Tuesday night there
were two deaths, and on Wednesday three
new cases. 1t is believed that the disease
was imported. as the body Of person who
had died from the cholera at or near Column
bia, was brought to the Catholic church in
the town.
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NEW LONDON, ACADEMY,
NElV LONDON, CHESTER co., PIT.

NEb LcN Do-N, CHLtS Il II w., I'.1.
rENIIE WINTER SESSION of this School
N will commence on Wednesday, Nov. LIST,
next, and continue twenty-onc weeks.
Expenscs-B Tuition, &c. SIS.
Washing, Music and Modern Languages, are
extras, at the usual rates. The course of
instruction is thorough and more extended
than in most Academies. The Principal de-
votes all his time to the school and has Just
engaged the assistance of an accomplished
scholar, Graduate of the University Of
Berlin in Prussia, thoroughly qualified to aid
in teaching the Latin, Greek, French, Ger
man, Spanish and Italian Languages, higher
Mathematics and Science, with illustrative
experiments.
The snbscribcrdee it unnecessary to add
anything in comnendation-of this Institution,
as it has been long established and literally
patronzed by almost every section Of the
country.
T. Tho Winter Term viii open with increased
facilities for Improvement.
For Circulars call al the Wing Office, or,
address. JAMES Is. MCDOWELL,
Aug 2G On Principal.
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THEE LEaGEp PIG.-Ihc Tenth Legion
says Mr.. Gabriel Smith of Luray. Page CO.,
Va, has pig now about six months old,
perfect N every respect, except that he has
only three lcss-there being but one hind leg.
The shout is said to be in quite a thriving
condition and weighs about 100 lbs. gross.
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TENilE subscribers are prepared to sell
Il Coffee, white and brown Sugar, black AMI
green Tea, Molasscs, Pepper, Rice, Spices,
coarse and fine Salt, Tobacco, Bacon, Lard
Mackcrcl, Shad, Herring, Cheese, Soap and
Candies, with u general assortment of Groce-
ries at Philadelphia and Baltimore prices; for
cash, or in exchange for wheat. corn, oats,
rye. potatoes, butter. eggs, poultry, and all
kinds Of country produce, at the North East
Depot. by STOUT X FORD.
North East aun y
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4 CA IL ID,

TNllE Undersigned, having entered into Co.
l. Partnership Tor the practice The LAW in
all It's various branches, will give their prompt
and IN divided attention TO such business as may
be entrusted 10 them Office opposite the CoHrt
House, where onc or both may always be found
during bushes hours
GEORGE EARLE. AZ
Dec 81 tf JOHN A. j. CRESWELL.
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70 "A fair correspondent, probably friend to the
"old blue coat, thus refers to tho writer of The
Cut Out"
Mn. EDIToR:--I have never believed that
there was half'iso much plagiarism in the
world ASSAULT finding critics asserted, but, that
what appeared to be such, was, in many IN
stances, merely the natural consequence of
the construction of the human mind. Nature
is decidedly an old fogy, and, in building up
her men and women of the nineteenth GEN.
fury, adhercs to the same old style of archi-
lecture which she adopted six thousand years
ago; and having much higher regard for or
der than for display, she is never guilty of
incongruously nlingling the different styles in
one mortal cdiiicc. Mems minds being sim
larity in their thoughts upon the same sub
jet, and, as words are but the induces of
thoughts, a man is very likely to say the
same things Of the same subjects as did his
grandfather before him. the following STAN
zas, the former of which | found in an oidish
looking parody on the Burial o. Sir J. Moore
entitled the "Marriagc Of Sir John Smith"
and the latter in the neat little efFuson head
ca 'The Cut Out" which appeared in your
paper lew weeks since, will serve to illus
tratc the truth of what have 10 IN saying.
"Slowly and sadly we turned to Co.,
We had arIggiet, and IRE vsre human;
We shed not a tear, and we spoke not our woe,
But left him alone NTH his goman',
"Bnt knew he would bust if let him know
Jhnd Struggled ami ,ras bit human;
SO silently shondcred my weight of woe
.3.l ich han atone Nth his roman.'
Yours, Respectfully, L.
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PRIVATE CORRESToSDENCE or 4 pOLITICI-
AN.-The Ohio State Journa, gives the foil w.
ing extracts from two letters written b. the
Hon. Edison B. Odds, whose persistent Efforts
to destroy whatever was good in our political
laws, has given him an unpleasant newspaper
notoricty. 1t will be remembered that he had
son recently appointed to a lucrative Land
Office:
mo. |. WASHINGTON, March 4. 1854.
n al admit that the Nebraska bill
is an unfortunate affair for the Democracy Of
the North. 1t may be changed so that | can
vote for it. f. B. OLps."
mo. . WASHINGTON, May 81, 1854.
at is now morally certain that
the Nebraska bill will pass. l an in a posi-.
ton to ask a faror for a friend. How would
you like Judgcship This is private
matter between you and |, and no one need
to he the wiser. f.. b. OLDs.'
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UA Street Sweeping Machine, ordered
from England, for the use Of our city, was on
board the steamer City of Philadelphia. We
are in hopes it may yet be saved and for
warded.-Ph,ladciphi Inquirer.
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ENGLAND LEARNING FROM AMERICA. A
correspondent Of the Boston Chronicle says
that the Massachusetts, Arms Company, at
Chicopcc Falls are now constructing for the
British government complete set of ma
chinery for doing gun work. The machines
are modelled from those at the arsenal in
Springfield, and which every one who has
visited there has seen TO their astonishment
and admiration.
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AN AMERICAN II THE TUEKI5u ARMY
Mr.. Barr Porter, u Young man Of high re-
spcctabllity, of Newark, New jersey, oia TO-
mantle mind, conceived fancy Of joining
the Turkish service at the opening Of The
present war. lie succeeded in being made Il
captain of artillery and rcecn;ly,.in prevent
ing town from being sacked, was promoted
to a colonel
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ID~Counterfcit S5O's altered from Sos
on the Western Bank, Philadelphia, are in
Circulation. Nigncttc, female holding a
sickle in one hand grain in the other, bun
die of wheat hcr side. On the left group of
Indians, and on the right female and shield.
The plate of the genuine S5O's is quite differ
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" NJ. PINkNEY EWING,
A7lOENEN II LII.

ATTORNEY iT Law.
EEANINts returned from the West, and
L Il rrnanrntlv hoe itrl in Ilkton, viii give
prorrlt atte.liuu to all business entrusted to
hint.
nliire-wilh Hon. AlaXant # Evans
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uJ-Among the articles received during the
week and not published is poem from &c
r." and another number Of the series of
HPopular Edncafion." f :
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RICHARD GRASON,

4 TTOR NEY At LAW, will give prompt
IA attention to all Law aud Chanccry bust
ness intiu.,ird to him. He attends regularly
the Hartford Courts, and persons having bust
ness in Them, will have il strictly attended to
ifplacnd in his hands. Office nearly opposite
.,Founiiin Inn Eikton. Md. IJnlv 1jy
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ALEXANDER EVANS,
Attorney at Law.

MAY be found at The Office to which he has
MI Lately removed. opposite the store of
William Torhcrt Esq. i'll the building ~
cent?; occupied rs the Post Office; or at the
Office adjoining his residence, Elkton, Mary
land. IApril ~. 81
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ATTENTION..

Ts1IIE Subscriber DESTROYS Of resuming his
4 former business Of Surveying and Convey
ancing, promises To accommodate al WAC do
sir. 10 pltronize linn. Ills Ollie will be in
Ei!,ton until the ...5.il of Mar h next.
January % 1851. JOHN JAENET
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APPOINTMENT OF JupGE.--Gov. Ligon has
commissioned James A. Stewart, Esq, of
Dorchester county, Circuit Court Judge for
the Eighth judicial Distric Of Maryland, vice
Hon. Ash Srencc. resigncd. - v
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l-TThc National Intcligcncer is authorized
to contradict u report that the Hon. John NJ.
Clayton, Of Del, had joined the Know Moth.
lyS.