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iho r.itusiur cralic lor "a certain portion of our State. LIST OF LETTERS STATE Olf MISSISSIPPI, mer or Poindexter. lie pledged hiiasalf to vote for a demncfnt. anrl hr. it TT.I STA'IV.

OF MISSISSIPPI, STATE OF-AIISSlSSiPPJ, lllXDS CrtfNTV J. i "-4 KrTXIXO ui thtfPostoniee rranorirr: he have voted for Poindexter or January, 1st, 16SC, which if not talen out before the first of March, will be enl tte ueitc, ral Patoloce at VVasiiiL'tu. rersons caiuu prestint the IionomoieAiin. -for any of these ldierf, please say they are ofthe filth Judiciary tarcn.Uurt Let the. objectionable features be presented to the people in the manner prescribed by the constitution, and leave it to their discretion, whether they shall be rejected or retained.

General Harrison was nominated for the Presidency at Harrishurg, on the 7th by the Conventions of Whigs and An-ti Masons, assembled at that place. Their Combined efforts cannot prevail against Martin Van Burcn. KENTUCKY. The Legislature of this State, Frankfort, in pursuance of the met at Procla- mation of the Acting Governor (Morehead) on Monday the 28th inst. In tho Senate Mr.

Blackburn was elected Speaker, and James Stonestreet. Clerk, and Benjamin R. Pollard, Assistant Clerk In the House, John L. Helm was elected Speaker, and Thomas J. Helm, Clerk Another Member of Congress dead A lntter Iriiin lli rnrrfsnoTidnt the Ba'lti Uon El; 1 more Patriot, states that the lav uioore, a mcrnuer oi congress "I3 puoiic course i York, died in Philadelphia, on his way to Washington same writer says: 'And still another member brought nigh unto Gen.

Speight, with scarcely a ray of hope for his recovery. MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE. It has never fallen to our lot to record a more tragical and distressing occurrence than the following, which took "place yes- terday, a fow miles from this town Thom- this pledge could not have been redeemed. Judge Nicholson violated no pledge. lie represented the wishes of a majority of th's county, and will be triumphantly sustained.

Mr. McGuffy, who is spoken of, was the favorite, of the editor of the Banner, in opposition to Judge Nicholson. He held himself ready, as did this editor, to vote for eitker Plummer or Why was he defeated? Because the people are opposed to them and as an additional cvi- dence ot tins fact, it may be mentioned. that Mr. Williams a Van Burcn man, and an open fn'cnd of Mr.

Walker, received at the polls a vote larger than any other candidate in thoxotmfy. There is no doubt in our mind, but that the plaudits of tho Banner would lead Judge Nicholson's friends to suspect his po- Ktical integrity. Good democrats would i arre at the conclusion, that his politics were ot an equivocal character, didthe I voices of whigs and nuilifiers cheer him I The ju'dge occupies true ground when the Banner The Copiah delegation is also assailed Co1- B- Huris voted three times for Mr. Plummer, Col. Scott twice and Mr.

Gran- bury once. It is said that Mr. Walker could not have received "one fourth" of the popular voie in this county. How stands the fact. Mr.

Harris, as did also the other members, with the exception of Gen. Hrown. ilfrlarrri In llir trrrdn lipfriro thr ff iea of Poindexter, on air. nummer, lie could have been elected, but this union could nothavc been effected I under an circumstances. Mr.

Poindex- tcr lYietlds or a sufficient number of ihem Prerent the election of Mr." Plummer jaecJarea lt'sY would not, under Bny cir- voe fbrlim! of course his eXitcUi3n was If Mr. Plummer 13 what 1,33 Banner to iprumble. ..,1 1 he editor need not think to make the ptioi.e oetieve mat 3lr. Walker's election 1 1' -m nt mnllAIT IIIMfPin lit I. It of sa(1 cttate, to be and WILLIAM MO ZXIVMIlMZ.

he nMtl March Term of ll)is nnd 3rd January t3(i. -t why a)) shaU not mde th nte ot 1 lU oT 1 Chan-daccii lf) wil half, west half, fWIIrE undersigned, havi.irr been nPPo.r.tc.l by north east quarier, section seven, township six, JflL the Honorable the Pr-bate Court of i- ree gout, cagt quarter coUi.ty, to recede n.l audit chums agniust r.mz three, west; and the cs.ate of Win .11. Foster late ol the ha quarter, section 7, county, do hereby give notice, that thoy Ul half, south inott iu the town ot Canton on the 4tb wtai as II. Dickson of this place, while on election, that if they wanted them to vote a hunting excursion, in company with a 'v i for Air. Pttiranier, thjy must instruct them youn friend, (being horseback) was OJ to that P.

was there at the the act of raiding a double barrelled jun, 4 A time, and attempted to get up lnstruc- wmch rested against a tree, when one ttons by writing Plummer" on the tickets; the barrels accidentally fired, and the con- TT and nut oi nine hundred votes given, Mr. tents passsd throunh his body. lie died m- xi only received three hundred and twenty. stan.ly He was about 23 ycara of age-1 But Mr pjummcr ia saligfied wUh tLe had just been elected Mayor of this town, lcour3e pureucd by Coh de, winch office he had previously filled. He or we have bccn IIa( was much esteemed, and his untimely death lhcy tavc votcd fof him until ime has cast a gloom over our village.

coulJ nothavc bsca cccted. Qn lha first pYTAL RENCONTRE --ballott, Mr. Walker received 3G votes, and A rencontre of a desperate character, oc- hIs PPn 1S qaircd 43 to elect, curred at Clinton, on die 12th instant, be-1 Uni" hae eea effected between A Ta uwi ne, jft.tj of ClarK, a rj' Edwnrd Kich, Rich, Bill for Divorce. It appenrrnptothe satisfactiuo of the Court, that Hie deiendant in the above stated case is a nmi-resident of this State oil motion of die plaintiff Solicitor it is ordered, that uukss the said ilelen- idant in lUistase, plea-l, answer or tiemi.r 10 plaintiff bill of complaint; or before the first day of the next term of this Court, judgment procon--ftsso will be fntcrt-d, aud the mailers atui thirg. therein contained decreed accordingly.

And ti is further ordered by the Court, that tha CSerk Cuurt publish a copy of Ibis order in the MUms-! aippian, a newspaper puhliheI at Jackson, in State, for at ttiree. wiowttss fteviuus, to x. next term of this Couif A true copy from the minutes. Given under my hand and pr "urate iea (Laving no seal of office,) this 30th day of December, A. D.

1835. WILLIAM COVINGTON, CUrk. (: Jan. 12th, 1835. 44 3m JPEAKL UIVlJi ACA DKMY Br.1N"TDO-, liAXKIX (Ml.) t-Z Ct't, next Session of this will 'Cm--i inertoe ou Monday, the MnL January, wfen otli Mi le and Drpar1gcflirill be to.

J'e pi 'Cmi, have fecun tbe services ot Te icherof know J-iIary nmral lion-, to.take cluir lr the Utyrnu l'uU H. is b. t. tofore bestownl ift. tw via.s aim iC tnUjtu.i..-, tl.eTui'tt." ars deternimed to me every exertion place itu a lijsis.

and hoi mal d'fy will oiiti.itie t( give -e-" 'sntisfaetioii, In-lif vii that tl.e contpeleityjj iri" the Teachfi, tiia hPlthiHiiOis.of the town, ami the c-re bestowed l-y t'dt iu opou, tiie stiliition, will n.Kke it l- in She Stale. 'i'he Institution is ll.e coiuriu ui nine Titisiti'S an I is visaed by Iheiii moiilhly, ld weck! by Comminee appoilited for tl.C purpOM si'uerititi'ndins tb- Srh'vil. 1 ivlLMAM H.SIIELTOX, 1'reiiJint. A. McDoss-Jan.

43-tf Foil SALE. OT No; 5fc" North, 2.Acrr, opposite Gen. M. D. l'atiou-s.

and bile nsideuce of H. State Street, being one ol tne m.si i-e- I ghtf-il building lots in the town ot jans-on, mr fnm ly leMdrucei bign arm pie.ii.nj about ar Is from die Mate lio so. O. A. KIN -ME, Agent, Jatmarv 1, 43-tr YEP stolen looni the l.iHtMion of me s.ib3.ribi:rs on Satusday wt-ou Lorses one a cream coloured mate, the' iht two, si-rrei horses.

No nnrliruiar r.ark-r recblbSe ted. Any one taking np the afortaid limse, and "ivmg iufcrmalion to Wall Ai dereon, Clintor, or to subscribers on the plantation, shall re- ceive a retvUMable reward for their seivicrs. POPE cc SIMS, Per JESiE PICKET, Clinton, Deerml er 23, 1335. 43-tf NOTICE. A the r-eccmher I eim, lts3a, of tbe ourt -t.

of Piobate oi, Kanti" county, tmiinnui me Court thereof. I-ctterS of Administtiisi dc l-onit non were grai.tni to the undersigned on the of Shcde.kk EasterRnr, defeased all persons indebted wsaid estate, are uoiiUed to 'immediate payment, and aji persons having claims iri estate, to uressi.t thU duly aulben-. Heated witlun llie tune nmiiett ray or i.wj i be forever barred. WILLIAM B. EASTEBLIXG, dt bonis Brandon.

11, 1S35. 44-if SO 11CK. THE public are cautioned a.ca.in trarling fur a note given by Antrim H. Jnyne to tieor-n Holcombe, on wbuh there is said to lie a due, and as as said note given for two uki-, boys, and one of snid negroes Lath proveil to bu-iinr-ound und not r.cctrJing to the of we are not to pay said balance, ami, hold him resjj'mjsi'-ile fr what is. paid, ibis 7th day pf Janu irv, 1Mb.

ELIZABETH JAYNE, JOSIiPII At Al EE, UREWS'i'ER H. J.VYNS,,., ARCH'D ANDERSON, Jan. 13 E. S. L.

BENSOX, Surgeon from Louisiana, (and late of Rit bmosid' Va respectfully olfers Ids profes- ional services to citizens of Jaeksou nud the public Reneialiy. Every operation essciiUal to prese: ve and; brautily tbe teeth, will be performed on the latest and most improved principles of science, and w'nh rnr.ch less pain than is generally upon, opera, tions on tho TEETH. Residence at G.w. DicksouS and office ihe Drug Store of J. II.

Boyd Co. N. B. As Dr. Benson's stay in Jncksi.ii -wjl lie In af-w weeks, all piirsons wishing lo nVnil thttinsefves of his nsufrssiiujiU secviri are iuritut to call on hint as soon as possible.

Jan. i-J, 1836. FINAL NOTICE. SHALL at tho sin, 1 of tlui Probate Court of Hituls county, present my account of nihninklratiuti on the estate of Ralph Regan, deceased, lor final settlement ami allowance, and surrender my Letters of adoiiuistratioti. E.

V. HARING, Adm'r. 3K tt the first-Monday hi February in-t, th dwelling hiiose of Jolni W. "Ilariey," in Ilindscounty, Mississippi, I will sgUnt pubbv lion, on a credit of twelve mouth aud iij.ou i and ant'roseil- wenrities, the 1 ilaies, to fcj aivl pr rsonn rtj os i hkiiis i larvcy, ny 1 An: dlliliistratOr- JONES HARVEY. 'k iK! 4t LIST OF EMBINING in the Post otjire at Amster- dain, Hinds comity.

which ifuVt ta ken out before Ihe 1st of Match next, will he twit to the I'od fe'lers. Perims ailing-for nny these letters .1 plc.su say they are advertised A JVIiinrT, Jumes Andrews, Andeiscu, Jm DnsawtuH, McDauicIs, nines NickoTs, Wm. 3 5 Notion, W. N. a 3 berebv requested to corne, pnyall charpesand take ereo, q.

tQ ROBERT COIX1NS, She ff Wayne county. -v tll Wiucbester, Wayne co. Dee. 21, IcUa. i a i.

lOCr. tillilt- V-UBII, XtlWHUtT Kl IU. IlKMr; ORIfcjUblJ that citation issue to ull persons interested iu thelands, tenciuenis, aot bcre ditameutsof the estate of William L'mdsey, deceased, to be and appear at the next February 'Perm of the said Cuurt, and thow cause, if any-tliey can, why an order thali not be m.ide fr the sate of ad the nial estate of snid deceased, of one eighth of laud in the enmity of Hinds And it is further ordered, that publication of this citation be made, for six successive weeks, iu thfc Clinton Gazetlo and Witness, Ilnry G. Johnsfin, Judge of Court, this 4th Monday in Dece ceinbi r. A.

l. 4 Test: H. S. tiC'O'PT, Cik. Tly S.

GOJDUAKD, DjjI. Isucd January lih, 163G. Jan. 13 44-Ct STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, '1 Hinds County, ss. Probate Court, December Term, 18o5.

ON peiilion of the Kxecutors of Martin Conger, deceased, as this day fifed, it is ordered mat citation issue to all jer3ous interested in the lands, tenements and hereditaments of saul decejseci, to ne: March Term of this Court, and show cause, if any they can, why the fee simple tide of the heirs and devisees of said ti-stator, that is to say, one undivided half of the following par- eels of land in Hinds comity to wit The south west quarter of section fifteen, south half, east hul, north cast rpiiirter, section fourteen, and half, west half, north wcr. "SXter I mill illSSli-SIIllIkll lor SIX- V. ccm niiwp.v., fi J.ihnon. Judte of snid Witness. Henrv Court, this founli Monday iw.

jAicemuer, A. D. IC OJ Attest S. SCOTT, Clerk, Tly S. LGODDAUD, Dpt.

Issued January 4Ui 1S3G. Jan. 12,1830. 41 "STATE OF 'MISSlSSIIIPI, Hinds'Couiity, ss. Probate Court, December Term, 1835.

petition of the Administrator oi the estate of Frederick W. Yeiier, deceased, this day filod, it is ordered that citation issue to all snip six, rane tnree wesi, et quarter, section eigbt, towns 0tteelwt nonh tVoui tb, towuslup six ran-'e i secuon twenty jfiw-, township seven, range one, e.ist; also a Jot in the town of Amsterdam, known as lot number seventeen; in lot number fraction)! twentv nine, township sis, range four, wpst all tn the Choctaw District. And it is further that publication of this citation be made in the Clinton Gazette and Miasipsippian for six succe5-: aivcc iveeLs. tleurv G- Johnson. Jildtfe of snid i in A TX istto.

Attest SCO'I'T, Clerk. ByS. L. GODDAUD, Dpi Issued Jsnuary 4tb, 1836. Jan.

12U, 1631 it HIE STATIC OF I fiianrerv of the M-ite AT a Superior Court Ot Chaiuery the of Mississippi, continued Ou'l court room tneieoi, iu the city ofJacS urday tbe 9th day of January, ieju, Robert McCay, Complainant, served upon him, and that he 'has failed -iTirl nl And in motion oi the com- JWa'H ai.a,-J Solicitor, it is ordered, that unlets tbe saul u.jui this ourt, ami pieaa, answer, or oeu Jt of "oiiDlHkiit: aiocesauJ, inesaiue in uv i.trii 1 coiuessea a-aillst him. un 1 Ibe. same order unci decree made thereon, as theChaiicclior may deem equitable find just. It is further ordered, that a copy cf this order he forthwith published iu the newspaper prhited in the town of Jackson, one a wrei for two months successively, and that another copy be poned at the i'roiit door of the court room of the Court aforesaid, for the same space of time. T.

B. J. A DLEY, Cffri-, By Ii. L. DIX.ON, Clh.

Jan. 1 jib, 1835. 44 dm THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,) MOUSES COCNTY. Probate Court, October Term. 1835.

URSL'ANT to an order of said court No-lice is hereby given ta all persons interested iu the lands, tenements and hereditaments of Benjamin Slxjrrod, late of said county, deceased to be aud appear at tlie next January term of said court, to shew cause if any they cau why tin order should not be granted to sell the following described tracts of land, to wit: The east half, south west ipiartcr, section fourteen of township fourteen, range one east; and the west half of south west quarter, of section fourteen, township fourteen, of rang one east said land being and lying iu said county. Witness tbe honorable William L. Trimble, Jude of Probates, for the county of Holmes, tbe fourth Mnday of October nv. BEVN, Clerk. Nov.

14, 1S35. 37 2m THE STATE VF MISSISSIPPI.) Madison County. By tlie Probate Court of sold County. all persons interested in tbe lands', tetie- ineuts arrd hererlitaments of ff'udwcll an- de rs, deceased, Greeting'! You are hereby cited to appear before tbe Probate Court of said County, at a regular term thereof, to be holden at the Courthouse of said County, on the fourth Monday of February next, then tind there to shew cause, if any you have, why said Court should not then order and decree that the lauds, tenements, and hereditaments ot said deceased, be sold. ilness, tbe Honorable Nicholas Culli-.

bam, Judge of Probate of said County the v1, SJ fourth Moudav of October. A. D. 1835. aud Seal of said Court.

Issued the I4th day of December, 1835. WILLIAM RIG LEY, Clerk. Canton, Dec. 14, 35. 42-Sni STATE OF MISSISSIPPI holmes count Probate Court, October Term, 1835.

A REE ABLY to an order of the honorable Probate Court of -Holmes county Notice is hereby given to all persons interested iu the lands, hereditaments and tenements of Daniel JicKtn- sey deceased to be arid personally appear before tbe honorable Probnie Court of said county, to be holden on the fourth Monday of January next, 1836. to shew cause ifany they can why an order should uot bo made for the saleol'said deceased real estate iu said county of Holmes, vis: The east ha If of the north west quarter of sections 4, 7, and 13, range 1 east, containing sevcuty-tive and eighty-une hundredths ucros. And it furthe ordered, that publication of this citation be made the Lexington Gazette aud Mississippian sixty day successively. Witness tbe honorable L. nmbie, Jaclge Probates.

Issued the 4th Monday of October, RUFUS K. BEAN. Clerk. Le ington yJJov. 20 1 S35.

37 0w TAKE NOTICE. rM HIS is to inform the public, not to trade with tbe ne-rrnes belonging to the subscriber, as be i I 1 I iinil rs i X- fVliurn. Defendants. I Upon opening the matter of thu Ml, on to the satis action ti.e leniUutKobert, uicnarasou t. i this Slate, but resides bevond the limits tiiew oi, rocessof this court cunnot be 1 I i I 1 I I IS I (.

receive all 9,867 rotes. U.44I rr i. WhP Governor of the it Will ins Senate retired, a resolution wm of-A'" jr ('iilconer to nppoitit ft Committee to Goernorand inform him of tho ra- fthe Legislature to iceeive nny communi-V, hin that he was disposed to make, and Cocke inroJurcd a oint Resolution appoint mmii.ee. ft take into consideration the of orMiiitting territory acquired from irrl U.aeroii were appointed on the part of th iilt the adoption of sundry resolutions foe the "wiment'of tha Senate, and the appointment Saturday, the Ota inst. a the day to elect a U.

Senator, the Senate aijourul until half past 2 ''viock whew the two Hdiiki met in the Represen-Liro llall, for the purpose of iuftftlling the Governor elect; which cereuiouy cuasumed the tjialanca of Fridat, Jascat 8. wns called to the Chair. Vhl term of office of Mr. Van Norman as Pre- idem proteni of the Senate, having expired, by the fine." I A n.Mi,...1. VTkcS Governor and President of the Senate, whicb latter office he lliougut proper to resign, we nroceeded to the election of a President.

1 ar i rail lawman, mi mm vtuiiuiun, Kl.k wrrt i i I. A will lion. v. eicuieii PrisMent of the Senate. Saturday, January J.

To-dar, bi-ing the day fixed upon for the elec tion of a 0. S. Senator, the Senate met the House of Keperscntaliyes for that purpose, in the Hall. The several ballattings will lie found iu the pro-ffrriine? of the Hpiife in another column. The principal part of live day turning been con- fumed in mis ciecuon, un uuihucsi ui lujjiuriuiiuu was transactod in Uie Senate.

MONOAT, JaMVAET 11. The Senate met the House in the Representa tive Hall, for the purpose of electing a Public Printer and a Sergeant at Arni. If Mesirs. J. V.

1 houipton and G. K. all, baring i been put iii nomination, upon counting the votes, it appeared mar J. ii. Fall received votes.

Y. Thompson 33 (i. It. Fall was constitutionally elected. Messrs.

Charles Kit wards and L. S. Farrington, wore put in nomination for Serant at Arms. Charles Edwards received 5S votes. D.uil.

S. Farrin-ton 25 Charles Edwards was declared constitniionally elected. Mr. Maury called for the Resolution to confirm the ik-cree of the Circuit Court of Claiborne coun ty, dissolving the bond of.inatrkn'iny between Charles IS. Clarke and Satina 31.

Clarke, which wns ag'ain laid upon the table. The Preamble and Reiolutiors of Mr. Buckner. in relation to the Revison of the jCiHislitution, werejread a sccoud ti.ne, and made the order of trie day for Wednesday next. THE 3IISSISSIPMAN.

BY GKOIIGE R. fc JAMHS 8. FILL' IU8LIC rRIVTKRS TO THE STATE HSonday, January 19, 1836. FOH PRESIDENT, MARTIN VAN BUREN. FOB VICE PRESIDENT, RICHARD M.

JOHNSON. Our friends will excuse the imperfect manner in which ihe proceedings 6f the Legislature arc given. Our apology is the prcs8 of business. The District Court of the United States commences its session in this place, on the 2Utii instant. Nothing of interest has been transacted at Washington since the commencement of the session.

Our dates are to thff20th Dcccnibcr. Oar Represenlativos have reached Washington. We acknowledge ourselves indebted to them for public documents EXPUNGING RESOLUTION. Tbe expunging resolutions of Mr. Benton will pass-the U.

S. Senate. The legislature of Louisiana has elected Mr. Nicholas, a Van Buren Senator in place of Mr Gayarre, Sc there is now a decided majority in that body of the friends of Van Buren, 1 and the Expunge hi the' i ii r-t word will ir. Clay remain to witness the ceremony.

Ths legislature of Illinois h.s iiLr ouir.tiuis iu vuiu lur iiic caiuiiiii ic- it solutions, by a large majority. Tua Manchester paper recommends Geo. Poindexter for the Vice Presidency. We suppose ho is considered a fit asjocialo for Hugh L. White, by this Opposition Editor.

Bring him out bring him out, genilen.en He may be elected, there's nothing like trying' Tho last accounts from France bring the intelligence, that Mr. Barton has demanded his passports, and was on the eve of depar ture jr America. The Frcncli Minister al Washington was invited to dine with the President recently, but declined aeceiitinflr the iavitation, on the ground that the relations existing between the two countries would not admit of it. We do not percieve how war is to be avoided. THE NEW CONSITUTION.

Resolutions have been introduced into both houses of our legislature, having, for their object, the cail of a convention lor the fornix! ion of a new constitution. This pro ject bus friends, but not in sufficient numbers, we think to secure its success. The constitution insclf contains a clause, which points out the manner of altering or amending it. Why not amend it in the pointed out? If the people are sufficiently intelligent to give a just and correct decision upon the constitution as a vholc, certainly they have intelligence and judgement sufficient to decide upon anyencof its parts. Wo believe the people are very well satisfied with the present constitution, they desire no change, why then agitate the matter? Our.

constitution is too demo- msfructed. i the Superior Court of Chjtitcrry of the State oi iUissufttppi, coiilmied and held at the Court Room in the city of Jackson, ou Thursday the Uthduy of JOMJU. tilOW IK i vuuijiwiii, Isham Raberson. etat. Defenrfniit.

Upn opening the maiters of Uis Bill, nird it nppenring ti tho satisfa-liua if lit: Court, that 1 the Dejetidants, Henry Dabcock, Charles Gard- ner, and Itomaa Watson, are not tesid cuts ot this State, but reside beyond the limitsthereof, so that the ordinary process of this Loiirtcannot De served upon tliom, and tliat they hav failed to ap pear, mid olead, ans.vc or demur to the coin- said 15iU of And un the motion of the complainant, by liii silicitor, it is or dered, that unless the said defmtatits do appi-nr of thu Court, and dead. ans-vr or iiimur. to the Bill aforesaid, the same wUi.ue lajten for con fessed as to und the same order and decree made theriu as the Cimncellor may dnem equitable and just. It is further ordered that a copy of this order be forthwith published inr the MWsiseippiau, a newspaper printed ia the city of Jackson, once a week for two months successively, mid that another copy be posted at the front door the space of time. Test, T.

B- J. HADLEY, Clerk, By K. Lt- DIXOX, D. C. Jan.

18, 1836. 45 2m ftfl TTTGSTftST'OpT ft rSrCoorfotTJte JL of Misippi, continued andeld Jlatcohn B. Terrell r. 1. wVl n.r.i.

vs. H.Mt((f II Kn If.rai.f ih'm Hill it ntu jpuil tJjciiii5 pe.irins to the satisfaction of the Court tl.at the Defendants, Philemon Terrell, heir of John K. Terrell, and Margaret Terrell and Samuel Terrell, also heirs of the said John 15. Terrell, dee'd. are I not residents of this Stale, but reside beyond the limits thereof, so that the ordinary process of this, court cannot be served upnn tbem, and tha they have failed to and pi' --d, answer, or dc-I murr to the complainants' said bill of complaint, And on motion oi saia compiiiniuni uj ins Srdiitnr.

it is ordered that unless the said delemi- er-copy iic, posiea 1 Ir house of the Court aforesaid for the same space of time Atterl' T. B. J. HAPLEY, Clerk. R.

DIXON. V. C. pm 15-no43-3 THE STATK OF MISSISSIPPI, Madison Countv. By the Probate Court of -said County.

all persons interested in me janu-, mentsand hereditaments oi James -i I (l.ntxi'ma Vnn sir. l.frehv -ci- 111151011, iiccMs, ted to appear me t.oaai- county, at a regular term thereu. to be hcldvn Wl 4 the Court House of said county on ths fourth Monday of March uext, then aud there to she cause, if any you have, why said Court should not then 'Order and decree that the tenements and herediiamenis of said deceased be sold. Witness the Honabie Nicholas Judge of Probate, the 4tb Monday of December, 183., and seal of said Court. Issued the 1st day of January, 1836.

WILLIAM RILEY, Clerk, Jan. 18, 183C. 4o 3 Spring Races over the Vernon will coinineacp ou the second Wednest in next next. First day, a Post stake for aires. i urct: rirais dlllars: entrance to be made to the Secretary of 1 tiree rode beats entrance five tmi 1 .1 1.

a I i. tH ttJUtiiC.I tlUltdia. n.nceP orP- entries as above. In the Pust Stake three are entered alrcad v. Iu U.c Sweep- 0...1 1 1 trx I JhCa 1 vv die run iru, umi i' nK.it V.

-I t. mate rare. Third a Jockev Club l'urw: ol or mure; three aiile hoots, rouruiuat. a Club Purse, m'd heats; three best in five. JOILVll.li'ALKER.

Vernon, January 1836. Sec. V.J. C. no 4ot THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, i Madison CoirvTV.

By the P. ob Court of said County. all persons in the laims, tene-ii, cms and hereditaments of James D. Ros dee'd. ercetine: Vnn sire lieretsv to annear ueiore me i in nnnfflr Probate Court of said countv.

lit a regular term mere u. shew cause ifany you have why sail laiuis, tenements and lieredilaineBU oi saw uec be sold. Jnilge of 1 nfDeccmb ss the Honorable ISicholas Calliham, Probate ot'sji id county, the 4th Monu.iy ber, 1835, and seal of said court. WM. RILEY, Clerk.

January 22, 1836 4 6w TiiE STA.t'E OF Maeison Cocxty. By he Probate Court of said County. PM0 all persons interested in tbe lands, tcne-JL ments and hereditaments of James Wad- lington deceased, greeting: You are hereby cited to appear before the Pro-bote Court of said county, on the fourth Monday of March next, there anil then to show cause, if any you have, why said court should not then order and decree that the lauds, tenements, and hereditaments of said deceased should be sold. Witnees the Honorable Nicholas Calliham, Judg of Probate, the 4th Monday of I)e-LL ceniber eighteen bundled and thirty-five, aud seal of said Court. Issued the first day of January, 1836.

WILLIAM 1UU LEY, Clerk, jan 15 no 45-3in. THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI" Madison County. By the Probate Court of said County. JIVavO nil persons interested in the lands, tenc- JJ ments unci hereditaments of Hiram Perkins deceased, greeting Ycu are hereby cited to appear before the Probate court of said county, at regular term thereof to be holdcn at the court house of said county on the fourth Monday of March next, then aud there to shew cause, if any you have, why said court should not then order aud decree, tiiat the lands, tenements and hereditaments of said deceased be sold. Witness the Houurable Nicholas Calliham, Jndge of the Probate court of said county-the 4th Monday of December laio, and seal of said court.

WILLIAM RILEY, Clerk. January 2J, 1836, 45-6w. THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,) Madison County. By the Probate Court of said County. jW(0 all persons interested in tbe lauds, tene-Jy ments and hereditaments of Robert Carson greeting You are hereby cited to appear before the Probate court of said county, at a regular term thereof, to be holden at tl court bouse of said county, on the fourth Monday rf April next, then aud there to shew cause, if tiny you' have, why said Court should not then order and decree, that the lands, tenements and hereditaments cf said deceased be sold, Witness the Honorable Nicholas Calliham, Judge of Probate of said county, the 4ih Monday of December 1S35, and seal of taid county.

WM. RILEY, Clerk. January 3 J. 1830 45 Gw HENRY H. PEASJi, Attorney ad Counsellor at Lair, Manchester Yasoo County, JMssiMipjri, ants or belore the inini nay ot u.c next July term of this court, and plead, answer, or de- murr to the bill of complaint aforesaid, the same will be taken tor confessed as to them, anil I the same order and decree made therein, as the cellor may deem equitable and just It is further ordered that a copy of this order be forthwith published in the a news- paper published in the city of Jackson, once a week for two months successively, and tliatanoth- i i I 1 i i iu of -orse (y 11 was owuijr to Violated and .1 1 4 Uuckm JR.

if," 5' Jainn iirotvii, Join! Kattte, XV. ii. Jordan, Jolrn Ijee, Robeit E. long, Harry Al SIcKeoBon, MurJecU McUride, Andrew Masu, John N. K.

Id Samuel Mclmneil, A. i'd'liityfe, Midcolm t. wol'v Jcyoe I'crvis, J.imc 1'arkei, If-Pcarce, Lemuel avne. K. J.

Chihls, Joseph i it. Dickson, James K. Dowell, C. ji-'vcrctt, Thomas Eastt'rling, Thomas Fulsoni, Martha A. Galbreth, Nancy Ann Gtitnn, ftarnh Grimes, Aiilhony Gorley James Co wen, Mary Jane II Pearl iiiver Acadnny 2 11 Ranger, -liichaidson, Nancy 2 4 Sheriff i Seynmse, John F.

2 Brewer -uiuraers Jacob Horton, Chcries Hay, Samuel D. Hatch, Needliaui Milliard, Koht. C. Haws, John 11. Howfcl, Iwis HowelljStepUeii UiV'ISil Joseph Hnriison, G.

E. Jones, Enoch Johnson, Russell Jo. ice, Mecajah Till, V'aslnue Thrower, James 2 Thompson, Archibald' ToiulistiniR Natiianicl 2 Wiffjid, ifiiel Wanlsworth, Malchl. Williams, 1). VV.

D. HATtlORX, P. Brandon, Jan. 1st, 1836. 41-3t.

WILL offer for sale for cash, in the town of I Canton, on Saturday, the 30th instant, a rate rod WAGGON, with four horses ami gear. The aCtne nronerty to be sold under a deed oi' trust, from P. Brown, to secure the payment ol January, auu tne lourta csiiurii ui i- i nnnt tc fftr 11, Illirtin.C Ol in and auditing said claims. W.M. CHALKS W.

CAMPBELIV GAURAEL ALLEN- -Canton, Jan. 8, lH3j 4 t-4w. NOTICE. Wascommitted to the jail of Wayne county, two. u-'gro men, one cails liiinselt" DICK, and says lie belsngs to onn Arpay on lied River ou.

when up, a blue cloih coat, btouu liu panta loons and coarse shirt, all iimca worn be is aW.ut 5 feet 8 or 30 iuche, hih, strut and about 35 years of age. Tbe other eatlshiniself 1 and saV slie'bclopgi ta Il.berl Dixon, Dustan or-i bnd on when taken un coa, ofcoarse wtinrtMtrpantetlcoiin, worn lie is about 5 feet 7 high, both "fZ marks ou Ol fCliW. them to betn ieSt the discnption. he owners are To the Jail of adison co'inty, two Negro men, one bv tiie name of nd the other h- the name of-- the Boy Henry is a. out 5 kCl 5 hih a dark complexion, 21 or2i years old; bad on-wbeuceaimil- tf.d brown Jeans coat, and ivu old fur hat; no scars perceivable.

Tho boy Jieixleri-cm isatn'il tlie same age, of dark tomplexi-m, 5 feut 10 or 11 inches bisli, no marksor brands; bad on when committed Jeans clothes, and a Seal skin cap; they say belong to Jcssee Allsup, of Yazoo ci'ulity. Tbe owner of said Negroes is requested come foiward, prove property, pay charges and Cut them out of Jail H. II A I'M AR, Jailor of Madison County. jan 15-no 43-3t NOTICE. THE subscriber, living 12 miles from Jackson, in Rankin county, on the leadrr.g from Copland's Ferry to Westville, offers for sale 1000 bushels of CORN, and lbs prime FODDER, low for cai.

to be made to uiy Agent on tbe premier s. R. CAHTER HILLIARD. January IS36. 44 4t NOTICE.

--JCTT-HEREAS, Charles Jones, of m' eounty, State of Mississippi, 'did, on about die 4th day of February last, i of Madison on or ay ol february last, co- venent and agree to convey iu fee simple to the un dersigned, on or before the first day of the present mouth, January, two eighths of land, lying in said county, one thereof is the half of the quarter Sec. No. 30, Township No. 8, Range No. 2 West; the, other the half the VV quarter Sec.

31, same Township and with which said coviant and areemetit ttie sid Jones hath not complied, tjiongh thereto required. Now notice is hereby given, thnt tlie undersigned les und will require the execution -of said agreement inallits and tint all person. an. hnnKvrnlinnMl rtlMt lint In ImL'r any transler or conveyance ot saul land, said Jcnes, or to make any contract nith in relation thereto. i JAMES VOSE, Madison January 2nd, I Watches, Jewelry and Silver rTTlHE nndeririierihiisthe rileasnre toaminuncc JL that he has located himself in Jackson, in the store house recently occupied by Mr.

1 erry Coliea, and willremaitidurhiirtbesrssioiiofthe Lrrgisiaturf, aud offers lor sale the mot extensive and splendid assortinem of rich JKWEbbilY, v.iii.-hes, Sil- ver Ware and Fancy Goods, ever exhibited in Mississippi. All of which will be sold at tuiusti-' ally low prices for cash. Jle invites the hstlir (and gentlemen to call and examine his assortment JOHN VICTOR, (from Virsiiv.rt.) Jan. I2.1S3G. .4 tf vva-c the Jail of Rankin Cnun', cn'tbe 2Glh ta instant, a nesrro bov bv thn i.inu- nf WILSGN.

Said boy is 18 or 19 years of stout-built, very dark, fsaul ooy was snid bv ru. 1. Ilath- orn to B. E. Phillips of HiuJ Country.

The owner is requested to prove the boy, and take him oulol jail. Brandon, July 31 21-tf jf Forwarn ali persons from trading for a note of M. haud ot rilly-five LJollars, given by me to one Pheljis, a clock pecilcr, as tt-e consideration for which it wns given has certainly failed. C. B.

HOWARD. Richland Wrove. Feb. 2S. 183.fi.

I. im otic iT7 MI1E subscriber offers for sale a valuable rac-of I.AND, consislinc of seven hundred mid eighty-five acres. The land is well supplied with timber and water: it is situated six miles from win piease can aue examine lor tnemselves. iiadvpv May 2iJtA 'it ma i i i i I I tween Isaac Caldweu Esa, and Col Sam- rat. Gwm, which resulted in the almost instant death of the former.

Col. Gwinn received a very severe wound in his breast. which rendered his recovery for a time m- tremely doubtful he is, however recover- ing. We understand that the affair took place in sight of the town, and in the very teeth of the civil authorities three or four hundred persons witnessed the transaction. .1 j.

j-iicitr isawajriojHjiuiieiiu iu mese uiinua- oriaJexhibit'tms, which have cost the State so many valuable lives, and this must be done, cost it what it may, or all law and go- vernmenl will be subverted in Mississippi, 1. ikciu, anucmj individual connected cither directly or in directly with a duel, be immured in it fo a term of years, and we venture to predict that such scenes will rarely occur. We are tosavthat a bill has len intro duced for this purpose, into our Lcgisla- tur. now in session, and that the members generally, seem to be impressed with the necessity of its pnssage. THE STATE RIGHTS BANNER, This nultifyino-journal is verv much dis-1 nleased with thedefeatofPoindoxter irl I YV.U-..

Buren candidate to the Senate of the- Uni- Stat es. Its editor had turned prophet i is nee tlie election of Lvnch as jjovenior. I i renresentation of the wislira nf iii- IO it- "1 uiu oiaic. uis eieciion was rtwirirr In inn rac nui rin uiiiui' ij leui cause. I ne lhcrc was a jority the legish-l fricndl- l' Mr.

and Mariin A an Buren and a majority ofj 1 ff0P'e of the Sfat(! of the same way of I thtaktgi is noise about misrcprcJ aentJtlon it constituents is the subterfuge mind soured and disap-J i. I .4 i I 1 poir.tment. itlr. Hummer IS beaten: Mr. PoindfiXtpr i -he White delus ion is over in Mis-j IODert -J- Walker, the Van Bit-land ren canaiaaie na3 been evated fr.

lend every number was filled with prcdic-. 1 tions of Robert J. Walk alkcr's defeat, and the filvor' and his prophecies concern-. No wonder then defeat, and Poindexler's success, iiliafartr. u- u- henate and the editor of oiaie ithe the nullifying Banner may save a little i credit by candidly acknowledging that Mr.j "uiU1 acnowiecigiHg Uial Jlr.

wau-r W1W Va" "er wa9 eiccfed by honest men and fair means lhat Hwpcoplo of tl.e State are in were without trut! or foundation. For the 3tlississippian. HENRY S. FOOTE. A jor! ion of the friends of this gentleman have determined to run him for the State Sunatc, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Col.

J. A. Grirnball. No excuse will be received from Gen'l. Foote.

He may therefore be regarded as positively a candidate. The election will take place on tho 27th and 28lh of the present mouth. DEMOCRACY. AWFUL calami; Y. We have only room for the following extract from the numerous accounts given in the papers in relation to the late destrtic, tive fire in New York.

It is from tho New York Commercial Acvertiser: New York has been for fifteen hours in flames! They are not yet extinguished. A large section, and that the oldest and most wealthy portion of the city is in ruins; and whether the progress of the destroyer is yet completely arrested, we cannot tell. Since the conflagration of Moscow, no calamity by fire, so extensive, and so dreadful, has Detallen any city in the world. The fire broke out in Merchant Street, in the triangular block formed by Wall, William, and rearl at about clock, last night. A fierce wind was blowing from the Northwest, and the weather so intensely cold as to render tho efficient working of the engines impossible, 'The consequence was, that the fire held the mastery through the night spreading with great and de structive rapidity.

It, was an awful night for new York and for the country. But we can neither describe the grandeur of the terrors, nor the desolation brought more distinctly to view by tlie momii light. The arm of man vas kw-erlcss; and many of our fellow-citizens who retired to their pillows in affluence, were on election of old Poin his displeasure, jlle" is talking loudly since Mr. Walker's election, of violated pledges, and a disregard of the popular will. This was expected." When however the source is considered from whence thescj charges emanate, honest politicians and democrats must come to the conclusion, that his pleasure or displeasure tre of equal importance.

Who is this gentleman, lhat is making such a to do about violated faith? Has he not violated his pledges, and apostatized from his faith? Is not his paper a supple instrument in the hands of a few designing individuals, who are scrambling for office, with no particular set of principles as their guide? Instead of continuingto advocate the ''pure" and "holy" doctrines of nullification, which he was "sent" into this vineyard to propagate, by M'Duffie, Calhoun has he not become a tool in the hands of Natchez aristocrats, federalists and bankites? lias he not abandoned the advocacy of doctrines, which his prospectus set forth, and allied himself with the desperate crew now arrayed against the democratic party With the party thnt de nounced his "beloved, Carolina," and lhat supported Adams and Clay a lattiludinous construction of the constitution, tariff and all It ill becomes one individual to prate about the faithlessness of others, when he has abandoned the support of the faith which he pledged himself, upon bis ''country's altar" to advocate and sustain. Judge Nicholson of our county is charged with violating his pledges to his constitu ents, This we den and call for proof. He r.erer pledged himself to vote for Plum-! Palmer, Isham 6 Pope, Jtibes Perry, Sim. i Kobbert', Wm. Jlohberts, Rnbt.

W. Ftafford Win. 3 Ptampt-, J. J. Bcruegs, R.

W. Pchuii, m. iShitidefi-r, I. 2 Sikes, Isaiah 2 Sheldon, H. Terrell, J.

M. Thomas, Thouiap, Redjnii-d." Troefoe, J. Van Ransclur, J. Ward, C. W.

T. AVnisi.iK Tho. IS, Williams CV 2 i mains, f. C. Watfon, VV.

G. Wilson, Pwsly O. F. a YamU'lUJenry -r Chapman Josiah J. Clarke, Wra.C.

Cal lcll, Geo. Cothingham, Jas Cryer, tjonnr Camiibcll, Daniel Dodd, John B. Epersou, Cario Flowers, Henry Gray, Geo. II IJaticock, J. II.

Hindi, Samuel Tewis, A. M. Law horn, Lamkain, J. MoiTison, McGee, -'aroh, MeAlp'ii, Monition, Ji a -Martin, James Moorman, C. Murray, Jaic determined to prosecute a 1 wlio wj.l do to and tl.e same distance from the Missis-theutmoU extent ol the LVW wnhoiit an order tiy, Sjuhigs.

Any person wishing to purchaso Ii. M. 1IIMAN, 1 Dec. 18, 1835,. 41-tf,.