Vicksburg Whig from Vicksburg, Mississippi • Page 2

a. J. DIED tbi morning, Jn. 10th. at half past 4.

A. J-8. BLACxacaa, late of Virginia, a highly respected member of the Vickhurg Bar. His friend. are invited to attend hi funeral at II chick, A.

io-morrow, from the office of John M. Chilton, Esq. II i It waToj'uLoffered hi.1 arretted fit. Bcliolattique. Among the prisoner taken wa Mr.

Doucbelle, one of the most active and a man of tome consequence too, a- he the owner of 70 farms which will, of court; be confiscated. W. rail, of our reader, to the following Uu will unfold another link in the of John V. H. Cl.ib.rn.' durin the c.nva...

Jor 90 27. Lawyer. A client calling upon Impey. ditjn ihe(J awver, one day afrer the usual thus: Impey, I want you inv me(Jialely lssue a wrU against who owe me 10. lie calied upon me about an me that he was go ing ou of tow.

day. he could only now pay me M. I Boarding can be had either in public or private wh good table are kept, and with the best fan," reasonable term. Ample preparations are linden-tain all who may come from a distance. Education is a companion which no enemy can no despotism enslave, no crime destroy; at home a 6." abroad, on introduction; in solitude, a solace, ia Without it, what is man? A splendid: reasoning savage.

We think parents and guardiant I ally would do well to send immediately, as it is aoij such opportunities for good education occur in thisctMn, SAMUEL H. WEi ELIZABETH Wa References. G. Hardwick, Sam. Taylor, J.

T. Pullen, IPm. Waters. Sutton Jour CAJ Babna Gcobg: Jobs i ANE a uu ALSO-i room Attached Peter German, Antoine Barraqo. Dr.

Z. Wakefield, Ignace Bogy. Pine Bluffs, Dec 1 20J, an I The Natchez Courier, Memphi Gazette. New fku cittern Bee and Nashville Union will please copy the above in, told oi waru uicir icwuhip eAsia, n. oi decU 8BBL 84 100 1 sa 120 mU by Jt'ST uppl dee SO A Match Race OF OXE THOUSAND DOLLARS A SIDl THREE miles out, to come ofTovcr the Forest Q.

tliree and half miles below Vicksburg, on Si Ihe 13th at 13 o'clock, between Sultana and Benton. Also a match race of 100 dollars a side between Eg John and sully Johnston TUST for si There will be shooting matches for Turkiea, and i 8 WE 13 THE Win abou JaW 8 THE field that know Apply to jan 8 HE I corn an8 EM 1 RE, Cups to be run lor to amuse the company. CHAS. ROOT.Pn,; Forest Course, Jan. 9.

1 Subscription Races OVER TIIE FOREST COURSE. THE following races will commence on Tondr 3Dth January, 183tf. 1st day. Mile and repeat; purse entrance be added. 21 day.

2 mile heats: purse $300; entrance $35 1 added. 3d day. 3 mile heats. Purse Jjlljf); entrance added. 4 day.

Proprietor's purje 8150; mile heats, bait entrance $15, added; free for any horse, winners eluded. The above races are to he run agreeably to the nilai Turf. As the above ptire.es are made by subscription pendent of the Jockey Club, we solicit the palroniii lovers of the sports of the Turf. CHAS. ROOT, Ptt Forest Course, Jan.

9. i Valuable Town Property For Sale by J. P. PHILLIPS CO. fjnllEY offer that large and commodious Store anil -CL house situated on the corner of Main and Adu at present in the occupancy of Messrs.

R. If. Warrenl The lot is 110 feet deep; tha store is built of the ben rials and finished in a superior sylc; title imfcpoia Terms 1 and 2 years credit; approved endorsed twit two endorsers on ihe first payment, and a deed of the property until final payment. ALSO That splendid residence belonging lo Judge Blanit has every neeessary back building to make it convcois well as a hands, tne garden with a variety of the csi fruit trees and ehruhcry. Terms accommodating; 1,1 3 years credit, on the first note will be required twiiai tory endorsers.

For particulars and further descrina the property apply to J. P. PHILLIPS jan 10 al. Dissolution. 11HE partnership of Joe.

Templeton Co. expn M. the 1st of January, instant. Any of the partnn ho authorised lo settle the business nod to Use the IK the firm for that purpose only. As collections will be absolutely necessary and i setilcmcnent of all their accounts earnestly rlesirti hoped those who are interested will cause as little oossible.

JOS. TEMPLETC F. PINCKARD. J. U.

PAYNE. Jos. Templeton will hereafter carry on the busioe at the old stand, jan 10 19w A LL persons indebted lo the officers of tie ft 2m. Court of Warren county. Miss for fees up lo term, lv.ii, are hereby notified that unless paymeo't Hill, rw' inf well I Af John John Mill John Jobs 1 John A.

1835, 1839, page -of that room 'land eight iin latreet, inerva Het SamlTer Slat HI Com James Air George I Foj Jon C. Do Grr Jacob Oa James Fc VICKSBL'KG WKDNESDAY. JAN. 10, (n Uw 27th uttinn our lUprrarntalive. Mmn I'renlis.

nd Word, sppeared in the II ousa Repreaentativee of United Htai, sod dmanded thir seats membere from the 8ltM of Scver.l proposition, were Blade nd tome dix-imiun ensued, when llie euhject was re. ferrad to llie Coininitu. on Eleeiione wiib instructions mike full report of the facts. 8' HE.VA'rK. Mr Calhoun Dec 27, introduced a eri of resolutions, amnio- hi of rl.o rights of the Southern on the Slavery question, imr were uu i ---derad teb printed.

Ci- Oas'lte. I -Tb Maryland Ujula'ur. convened oi the 35th ultimo. An importune rne.aure which it ft expected will come up al a early period it tbe election oft Coiled States Senator to nil the vacancy occasioned by the death of Himalor Kent. 'cfUlKKSPOXDENCB.

I Jackson Monday Evening Jan. 8tii. Not much bmincaa of a public nature (with the ex-eeption of the inauguration the Governor; ha been i.uil.n I to-day, Mr Josselynof Lafayette, introduced into tho House a resolution, authorising the eoniimttee on the "Union n.ti.nn..,r. into the expediency whether a Slate Bank would not be substituted the present charter of the t'nion Bank." ai i'i M. both House met in the Hall of (together with town who had atnecial of the Governor elect.

A num. num- ber of ladiea and a vast concourse of the male citirena of Jackson wore alo prevent. Tho Horgpant at Arnn then announced tho arrival the Governor elect, and after being seated a few minute the Governor rose and road inaugural addros fa cony of winch 1 will send you a oon a it i printed.) Tho oath of offico was then administered by Chief JuticeNhrlcy of the High Court of Error and Appeal. 71i" President of the Senate then rose, and he was authorised by Nutt, to invito athe inemhnr of the Uire hiture as well a the citizens of Jackson, to hi film Governor's) residence at 5 o'clock Wl OVening. r' nu in ii.mo nufn Hall, after which the House adjourned till 10 clock to morrow.

1 CANADA. Until now ws have for some days been deprived by lh nonarrivil of ihsnnilsof all intelligence from the north, and ar unadvised of ths progress of event, in the interim between tha data of our Ust and present intelliar nee. Ws eul the foltowivf arliel.is fr i the Cincinnati Giietla of January 9nd. t't'e mutt are alill intradictory as ever but more favorable to lha cms. of iho insurgenta "The manufaclurers of insurgent in Canida, al the laiaat advicet, ptr York Uiily Ktpress, vo ih f)l.

lowing ilemti A gentleman direct from in tint iv. mor Head pa 'd up river on Tue.dav night, to urge an assault upon the Island, fin Wednesday evening a hes. vy Cannonading was heard in lh direction of Navy Island, commencing at half pist eight and lasting tome two hour. during which aoina two hundred guns wore fired. A gentleman win left I.ickport smn tim i on Thuradny.

say it arm eurrsnlly rep wled there, thai 8.r Francis nllempt. Is land on Navv Island lbs evening previous, and failed after having one boat filled with troops mi.ik." From the more sulhentic sources, we learn, that in I'p. par Cansda, as well ns in tiwer, the insurgents were dispersed snd most of them suing for pardon. Tha Buffalo Comtirrcial of December 931, says thai nei. ther ths parly at Navy Nland or 111 ne on the (' ins la aliore Sad commenced hostilities, Ths Patriot Volunteers, from the tltiitej Slates, have not yat efleotcd a landingm Csnvls.

Preparations were made to give them a wsrin reception, and ihey nrs likely to keep eool, on their own side of the water. Tho United Slates Government have taken active measures to enforce the laws of Ilia country against these patriots. DEMAND FOR ACKF.NZIR. The Albany Argus infirm" the report thai Sir Francia Head had addressed a requisition to Gov. Alarcy, for the surrender of Wm Mackenzie, a a fugitive from justice, charged with certain felnniee.

The messenger rhargedViih this requisition reached Albany ot Friday evening, and de. parted on Bundy. Ths Argus says, "Gov. M. declined to comply with the sppliciiion; on the ground that the offences charged agiinst Mackemia, being incidents of the revolt, wsre merged in ihe higher crime nnpu'e I to him of treason a political offence, excepted bvotir laws from those for which fugitives can aiirrendered by ths Kxeentive.

The op, n. inn of lha Attorney-General, given at llie request of Gov. Marer an able paper sustains ih.s conclusion. Besides, the demand waa inadmissible on another ground. Il ie a well known fact, and is conceded, we understand, in ihe documents accompanying Head's despatch, that the alledg.

"fugitive" is not within the territory of this stale his bead quarter, being on N.ivy Island khiu the limits of the province of I'pper Canada." Corrosp indrnce of the Journal of Commerce. Near Natt Island, Doc. 187. Mr. Markentie havingobtaincd tho aid of Gen.

Van Rensaleer, of Albanv, and some other military gentlemen, made a stand last Friday morning, and raised the flag of Liberty on Navy Island. This Island is below (irand Island just above the village of Chippewa; be-to Canada, and contains about 300 acres. As a place longs ol security it is about equal to the fortress of Uibralter. I have this day been to Navy Island, and pent most of the day there. I bad an interview with Mackenxie, Van Kensaleer, and other found Ihey had organixed a Provisional Government, published a proclamation, (a splendid one) of which I brought away a number of eppiea, and were preparing vigoronsly for a military campaign.

They have already on the Island ceveral hundred Volunteers, 5 pieces of cannon. 500 atandof arms with bayonets, Itkkl rifle-e, and plenty of ammunition and all kinds of food. All are in liiv spirit, and acore and fiflie are joining them every day. ooin iroin mis siae ann irom a nana, tncy are throwing sjp breast works, drilling the soldiers, and making all i necessary preparations derence. But the other par.

ty will never be so infatuated as to attack them there; 600 men on that island could keep ofTaiid destroy 10,000. Mackenxie' plan is, as soon as he collects a couple of thousand or to march into Canada and take Niaga- ra, Hamilton, Toronto, Gen. Duncombs, in the Londoo district has already pit 8(H) patriot under arm ready to co-operate with and he ha al-1 ready bad a skirmish with McNab and hi tory troops, i The militia that were taken to Fort Krie last week, cam. down last night and to-day to Clnppeway with their pai s.smiimii.v,, numoers oi mem, as navciearneu evemng, nave uirown down their guns ww-en, ano gone nome. you liieieiore to huh Iinpey'ii countenance began to work; but repressing nn indignation, ho quietly aked h.m if the man was poor.

I would not arrest him if h. were not. intx-r, who was a very humane man, could no longer itrol his at the heartless injuntice of his client, but working himself up with a string 01 epiineis, thus: "You rascal! wliv, what do you take me for? You scoundrel! H'hat! arrest a poor mm the very day he hasp tid vou 10, and that ha.f of the debt! Out ot my house, and never let tne we that face again. Out 1 say!" At tho same time, the vehemence with which he jumed upon his legs, overthrew one of the of-rice stools, and the apparent rage he was in, the clatter of the furniture, and the hate with which Impey at-tempted to place it, so frighted the unhappy client, that, Btiatcanig up Ins hat, he nude one step to the door, and was out of in an instant. Life of Thelxall.

Dmascus nn a St'ibatk. "I joined in the throng that was pi-ing through the principal gate, and as I was still in the huropeiu dress, attracted an uncomfortable degree of notice. "1 was bewildered with the variety of figures in the crowth a line of wom -ti enveloped in white sheets, fileJ slowly to'vards Hie burial ground, where they usually take up their positions as if they were on their return to their tueir faces hidden with dark colored handkerchiefs, or so shrouded within the folds of their linen covering-1, that not a feature was to be seen. They teemed all of the same dimensions, and moved with the same gait; their feet in yellow boots, just appsared be-low the white drapery, and gave them the air as they waddled along of gig intic ducks. Mountebanks and musicians threw themselves in the way; the former tumbling anil grimacing before every fnli party that came from the gate, anil the latter shrieking and drumming in their ears till they received 'a paras' for their pains.

A perpetual clinliing of brass cups announced where cool wa-ter was to he bought; and bread and fruit was cried for sale in the name of the Prophet, so loud that it was heard above all the other noises. Richly dressed Turks, upon horses burdened with their finery, pranced along the road, thoir attendants carrying djerids banide them; while more sober figures upon white assc or mules, moved deliberately on with their amber mouthed pipes at their lips. The season is mild, the colors of the mens dresses are various and gay, pink, white, and sky-blue flaunting in the wind as they gallop. 1 rambled in tlm afternoon among these singular scenes, giving nearly as much amusement to those who ha I never seen a Frank dress before, as I received from all that was new to mo. It is only bix months since an European has been able with safety to appear in his own costume, and very few have been here to display it.

I nm to many, therefore, a most singular exhibition. I appear so mean a liguro in comparison with those of the flowing robes about me, that i am miserably out of conceit of my wardrobe, and have no occasion to be flattered with the notice I have attracted. The Turkish women mutter 'God is as 1 pass them, and seemed to call for protection from tny ill-omened aspect the Christum women laugh aloud, and chatter with their sweet voices comments far from favorable to my appearance. As I walked iu front of a group of these merry datnes, 1 drew my handkerchief from my coat pock et, and naturally eiiougn appneu io wipe me uu on my eyes. I was assailed by such a shout of laughter, that I thought I had committed some frightful indis.

rrotiop. 1 stood in great perplexity, with my hindker-chief in my hind, evidently an object of intense interest, for many women came shullling from a distance to see the show. This waa at length ended by returning the cause of all the amusement toils place; when, forget-ting their propriety, they clapped their hands, and laughed with double enjoyment. "It is not a difficult matter to become the wonder of a city; ami as yet unconscious of the way in which I had merited to be one. I followed tho crowd, as the eve- ninr approached, towards the convent.

When we had entered the gate, a little boy struck by th? singular appearance of a round hat which I wore, clapped his and called out, 'Abu-tanjier! 'the father of a conking pot! I his was echoed Irom every side; for the resemblance a hat bears to the common cooking vessel with a rim to it, ia too atrong to escape, and 1 was pursued by the shouts of tho people till I was nearly out of sight. ".4 woman, who had heard the uproar, came to her door, and as I had out-walked the crowd, she could not resist the chance of gratifying her curiosity, and begged mo to show her my hat. I took it off with great gravity and put it in her hands. I believe she was disappointed to find that it was not a cooking pot in reality. I rescued it from her in time to save it, or it might have been lodged in one of the colleges, as a perpetual puzzle to the learned of the city.

The communication of is received and will be inserted in our next. We acknowledge our indebtedness to B. for the items of new with which lie has supplied ns. Such favors arc always welcome and sometimes a public benefit. A nw arfirle Import.

Among the consignments recently received at Chicago, Illinois, by steamboats, were a lot of marriageable young ladies, shipped in good order and well-conditioned, at Buffalo, as per bills of lading. Wo presume the article chanred hands im mediately, as our last advices from Chicago represent it as scarce and the demand good. IVr.Anssi MinJ. It is nnlliinj but narlicular weakness that makes us content ourselves with what others or ourselves have found out in the pursuit of knowledge; those of better understanding would not rest so content; there is always room to spare for one to succeed, nay, even for ourselves and every one else; mere is no end ol our inquiries, one end is in the other world, it is a sign either of a contracted mind when it is satisfied, or that it is grown weary. Montaigne's Essays.

SI1I.V PLASTERS. The Nashville Union informs us that General Jack-son has received very few Shin-Plasters, and that he not at all cast down by the recent manifestations of popular sentiment. He ascribes the revolt of the people to their ignorance and indulges the hope that they will grow wise rapidly. Mr. Van Buren ought to have known the opinion of the "Greatest and Best," before he uttered the broad charge of bribery against the people.

He will get out of the footsteps if he dos'nt look sharp. Well, between these two high and Ulustriou characters, the poor dear people fare badly. According to one they are fools, and according to the other they are knaves, and according to the combined authority they are both fool and knaves. This is gratitude, and such as the people may ever anticipate, when thev lavish their Invp In vnr. mi dividual whose morals, taste, temper and habits, are vi T.

1 PHILADELPHIA SALES OF STOCKS, Dec. 26, 1337. 7 shara 11. States hank, 122 9 do 50 do 1 do do opening flat, 48J do Girard, 30 ds DAILY SALES OF PRODUCE. Tuesday, P.

M. Plnnr continues excessively dull, it is difficult to effect sales te any considerable extent at $9 for common brand tt'pslprn. Grain New Corn is coming into market freely, and ia very dull, sales at 65 a 90 cents. But one lot of American wheat in market within our knowledge, which ijj held at 1,95. Richmond Dec 28.

Wheat $1,53 a 1,75, as in quality and quantity. Flour Dull, occasionally small sales at a Tobacco Iu demand at 83 a 8. Liverpool Cotton Market, Nov. 10. Sales yesterday 6000 bales, without any variation in price for toiv days previous.

STEAMBOAT REGISTER. fr -m Orleans to St Louis do do do to Cincinnati Vandalia Mad. son Mississippi Shukspeurc Olway Gov Clark Splendid Hinds Madison Tuskina Chillicotlic Algonquin Bridyewaier Gen Wayne Southerner do to Vicksburg Manchester do Orleans to do do to Cincinnati Manchester to Orleans do do do do Louisville do Cincinnati do Manchester do Cincinnati do Orleans to Columbia ARRIVAL OF FLAT-BOATS YESTERDAY. Flour-boats 11, corn-boats 6, assorted loads 8, wood-boats 1, stock-boats 3, lumber-boats 1, pork-boats 11. Total 4L "ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.

Mansion House. Boirtey, Davison, O'Conner, Hamilton, Carrol, O'Flannglian and Lady, Martin. Fletcher, Craw. ley, Fcnwick, Marshall, Pyle Suriees, Heron. Hotel.

Ames, Louis, VV Perry, Woods, Simeall, WUIiams. Vicksburg Hotel. Gunes, Miss Gar.es, Johnson, Samsom, II An-'bony, II Chcesman. A Haynes, Garnette, Groves. i aTksTv i vu; rii eatvIeT WEDNESDAY, Ay VARY 10, 1838.

Will be acted the, fashionable Comedy of THE W.ILL, Or SCHOOL FOR DAUGHTERS. After which, the new piece of A Husband at Sight. Auction. ONThursdny the 11th ai 10 o'clock, will bo sold by JOHN STINSON, at his Auction and Commission Siore, Washington street, a large and geuerul assortment of Groceries, Dry Goods, Shoes, Ace. jan 10 To Merchants and Planters.

TIVIE undersigned hns this dnv received a large and JM. well assorted lot of winter Clothing, consisting of dress, irocn, and overcoats, pants and vests of every description, which he offers nt lower prices than Ihey can possibly be purchased for in the northern cities. Merchnnls and others wishing to replenish their stocks will do well to call and ex amine before purchasing elsewhere, nt the Auction store of E. M. SHGPPARD.

jan 10 3t N. B. A part of the above lot of Clothing will be offered at public sale on Satordny next, at 10 o'clock, A. with, out reserve. Also a variety of other articles.

E. AI. S. Quilts, Quilts. 10, and 12.4 Marseilles and Imperial quilts (new style) ww lor sale low oy LEWIS SOHER CO.

jan 10 Gt To all whom it may Concern. I NOW for the last time say all who owe me, iftheir notes and accounts are not paid by the 20th inst. that they will find them in an officer's hands for speedy collection. I cannot pay my debts unless others pay me, and every man's account, without distinction, will be sued on offer that time; my necessities compells me to do this. I dislike very much to sue my friends who were kind enough to deal with me, and hope they willaMend to this and not let me he compelled to sue them.

G. W. FOSTER, jan 1 10d9d N. B. I can be found at Dr.

G. P. Jones' Drug Store, where I formerly kept. Notice to Cotton Planters. A MODEL of Jones' Patent Cotton Gin can be examined -tm.

and seen in operation for a few days, at the store of Jno. M. Gilmore, late of the firm of Lvon Gilmore jan 10 2d Pine Bluff Seminarv. THE subscribers will open an Academy at Pino Bluff, in Jefferson county, Arkansas, the first day of Jnnua. ry, 1838, superintended by Dr.

Samuel H. Webb and Mrs. Lluabeth Webb, for the Instruciiju of youth in all of the var.ous branches of the liberal and and for the cultivation of good morals, decent behaviour, and manners. It is our intention and design, in this sylvan retirement, to improve our students on the true Franklin plan. The situ, ation i central, and truly very healthful and delightful; pure waters, and location elevated; the town site ia beautiful; on the first eminence, on toe south bank of Arkansas river, the bluff rises 80 feet above high water mark.

The site is not surpassed, in point of beamy and convenience, by any other on the margin of the Arkansas. It commands an extensive vijw of the river, both np and down, of 6 miles; and is accessible for steamboats at all seasons of the year, and well calculated for the purposes and designs of the subscribers. The subscriber, have both had long experience in the business of educating youth, and will give their assiduous and moat unremitting attention to those committed to their charge, to advance them as fast as possible in the latest im. proved methods of learning, morals, manners, and good behavior. Being acquainted with all the la tu filrstpms nf An cation, most of the branches will be taught avsiomsi.tl.

and acquired io a hort liine, particularly good writing, aten-ography, book-keeping, surveying, mensuration of heights and distances, and of superSces and solids; geometry, trigo. nometry, algebra, navigation, engineering, and, in short, the mathematic in general. Also, all kind, of writing, in all iu vanauona, and English grammar, geography, English composition, rhetoric, oratory, history, natural and moaal philosophy, aatronomy, chemistry, botany, mineralogy, ge ology, and the classic languages generally. Spanish and French will HSIOrv. rhtvrnnt I I moral philo.liPhv, theoretic cb.em.strv rauste, an fine needle work To.

non be ivenlo Imte eh.ldw.ta dT and all endeavor. JiZ laZ- ZJjZ. "'Tl t'rnm the Siiulhnn IT Am. KoKXit-ixo, D' C. 9.

n3. Mr. I'Attur: Bu.ineM of r.thtr a prexing n.iure pre. vented mf wnln, ai I aniic. paled; but it i.

not Inie to lv (rlarins lad before injured comrnunitv and now I give ihe outline, of Cilonol Cl.ibornc'. (ii.rter for National Bank. Th following are the note. I look, panlf alter, at hi. own hotie.

"Under uHmg eireiim.iance; liiere ahould be al Dank; free from llie objection, to the old Bonk; loreijjo. ic. 4.C. l.t He prjwei, thai the turplm. ana, and accruiiig revenue, iy for to or cy, ah ild be appropriated in alock on the part of the i'niteJ Ui.i..

2nd. That ates hilj take tock to 'ial -mount tbi! Jrd That in and ike to an a- mount equal to the Stales, by that moan, one ih of ibe.iork lotbe I'n te I one third to the a i-l one third to individual, and Companies. Kverv individual Jiild bo a rMident of the te I the Hia'e wh. rrm p.rm.t.ej lo or h.l resident ol the l.nitrd be iook no person im; ld alork in said Bank, who ji a Htatea. Mother Hank 'n.

it is ler.ni'd) to ne -t city ol Wa-lnnifton, and a Branch at llie Cui il of Hlite, and then divided to a. to the convenience of the ul'cl or a. they 1 w'ectory io ou oin 11 mijuo inn loUonsrea, (lio Mtotc, aim (iruiy u-hij, r.n ie) III it fnrminK a cliain. on a aunilar principle to tint of the (ienerol ivernrnenl, and iheaovireiiin people Vif ir Then give toeoch a branch and iial in proportion to her cxpnrta; the time of loans twelve for PfMident of the Bank, Governor Ifnunltoii; lut aaiil he wjuld not tupporla ny Bank with "Nick llc at its i.l." Tin. i.

a. far as I took note, which I ve inuc'i regret; many thing" have escaped my recollection, of directory, is. ue, int. rest, tuna of Charter, eic. See.

Tint i. a correct utatomeut, a. far as it 'es, of wh it Cil. Claiborne expressed to me; I have the note, yet, on lany iirrpriri I an ea iiibiii inic un "n- 1 toon tlie lor tne ho were deceived in his views, and I am very sorry lo hnd invecll deceived witli ny others of my political frienda that 1 coulit name. His proposed Charier, if carried out, wiul 1 nice my nitwi fur a Bank.

If Col. Claiborne's remarka were for me personally, mine 'all app to him personally; if ihey were not, mine will only apply politically. But 1 expect llie lortncr. The notes are as full aa I could make them at the time, willioul going into particulars. They are before you, if you or ihe public, can make any use of them you arc ol liberty to do so.

Respectfully, jours, A c. D. BAR KI T. Turn noouf anil irhetl ubout. "I say Tompkins, how comes it lh.it you have deserted lee democratic party, and come over at this particular time?" said a man to his Inend as he noticed liiul among the long wing procession on Tucs.

ly mglil. "Oh, no descni in whatever, by no means; I always be. looted to the democracy of numbers, and our parly appear to have the biggest crowd just now." FIV'F, DAYS LATER FKOM KI'KOPK. Tiie packet ship James, from London, arrived at New York, brings Lindo, i papers of Nov. 1 1, and Portsm iuiIi ol Nov.

I J. Tho lOngush papers are Ailed for days and days in sue. ce.Hion, with accounts of llie Queen's visit lo llie city. All the details are given of her departure from Jumcd' Palace Order of its arrival and dcinotnlc'ihons ol joy at Pull Mall, Trafalgar Charing Crn, Saul, Fleet Hireet, Temple Bar, Ludg ito Hill, St. Paul's, The arrangements and her reception at Gmldliall were moo magnificent.

The Binquet sppeirs by the accounts to have aarpasscd even the feasts in the Arabian Niejita Kiitortaii). meula. Parliament was lo meet on the 20th. Very little is said relative to tho Queen's speech. The Onto Market at Liverpool, was with.

ml change. In France, the elec'ions had terminated docidedlv in favor of ihe Ministry. Their majority in tho Chambers would be fully equnl lo the former House, M. LaRlte had failed in his election in Pans and Rouen. In S.iain llie Ci leeu's cause seem" lo he quite proiperous Din Carlos had retrca'el to the Un(U0 Provinces.

The cholera had broken out with great violence in Cjn-atantine, Africa. The Irfindon Packet arrived this day, with five days later intelligence, vix: to the Novotnber. The account are interesting, although there wa not any very important news. The F.nglish journals are filled with the accounts of the visit of the Queen to (ialidh.ill, an affair which appears to have occupied the whole attention ol the Metropolis. The cotton inarkut at Liverpool was well sustained.

Tho English stocks range higher than we ever recollect to have noticed them. From Spain it is evident that Don Carlos, not having succeeded in his dash on had been compelled to retire to his old quarters iu the North. The elections in France had terminated. The French ministry will have a larger majority than ever. The Knglish journals continue to speculate as to American money matter.

We extract the following. As considerable anxiety continue to be felt by par-tic connected with the American trade to know what are the objects contemplated by the manager of the U. States Bank, in sending a representative to this country it may not be amiss to present our readers with a copy of a letter addressed by Mr Jaudonto a deputation of gentlemen from whom lie had received, on the part of the mercantile interest at Philadelphia, an invitation to dine with them prior to his embarkation for F.urope. An outlines! least is given in this letter of the duties which Mr Jaudon will have to perform during hla sojourn id London. The City correspondent of the Times enters this mor- nmg into a variety of details to show thit the Amen cans will beein immediately to re-import specie from Eu rope, the authority from whom he derives his information being no less a person than Col Benton, the friend and partisan of Gen Jackson.

Colonel Benton speaks, in a debate on tha Sub-treasury project, of the export of the metals from the U. Slate aVhaving now ceased, and he pretends to anticipate the return to that country, in the course of the next twelve months of from 15 to (KKMKH1 dollars. But if our conle.uix.rarv ha confi. donee in this statement of Col Benton's, it is impossible that he can have much faith in one that he introduced into his money article but a few dava back, in which he make the debt due by America to this country, a ata. ted by a Mr King, of Georgia, in a debate upon the same question, to bo, not dollara the amount bv Mr Kw.

i. i .11 u. able to resume their specie importations, and to recover in ine course ot tne enduing rear lour or five millions was abm.d Vh. VV JT'Cl "TV sume on the Is, of May. understand that both the bank of Vireimt and the Farmers' bank are ready to act in concert with the bank in the larger cities, at any time, and that both desired tTpointment I day for a general resumption, by the late convention We unae, however, thn nonovement c77Tn7 lo eleven payable or win 412 Februai day, a proceed to of in tin (follows: ci in a book a the of saiti by the January term of said Court that executiooi' beginnii satisfy the and ui abo.

aui 9 issued against all delinquents, without respect toff Mr Boycr, the deputy Clerk of said Court is authorise: ceive and receipt for the same. JAS. BLA' jan 9 Gtdl9w'2f Prizes Prizes. A GOOD BEGINNING AT DAVIS1. LOOK AT THIS.

No. 34, 43, 68, a Prize of $500, No. 17, 28, 72, a prize of $300. No. 16, 21, 44, a prize of $120.

No. 12. 27, 53, a prize of $80. And eight prizes of $40. All actually sold and paid by the ever lucky DA the two last Lotteries.

The most of the above pH' sold in packages. Look out for prizes in ihe State Lottery, Class No. 28, which draws in New 0t WM Saturday th 13rh inar Rich Scheme. da to tha convey jan A the 4in Messrs. dee tbe To Up.

eithe same i officer I Jo 30 URSI Step! 86i bate Court Vicksburg ry, 1838, '-Wood in i 1835, to liend to ik invested 30, I Prize of $15,000 1 1 3,000 1 5,000 1 1,570 10 1,000 10 500 10 400 15 300 170 120 126 80 125 40 156 20 3,780 10 23,436 5 Jf jL also 35h officer for cc JL of Joh atnaledneen sJohaaon VTcksbur um rao ioia me io-aay, daclared by the President in but lat message to a. man certain! aa 7.10th. of tha i i mi AN ann Comp day of Man Viekabnr s'" iiwiaasuw aouars. ne city correspondent. Jready under arm.

were decided reformers, and if of the Time. take, infinite pains to mako the larr Mackenxie make a stand on that side, they would amount appear the truer one, and he now labor equllly immediately join him. 1 he whole community on this hard to establish the correctness of the views of Col. saaa far and near, far as I can learn, are unanimous Benton, but the two statement are totally irreconcila-and. unbounded in their sympathy for Buf- ble with each other, and with any thing like common r.

27,814 Prizes, amounting to A package ol wholes, containtngaa tickets coai and is warranted to draw at least $60. A halves cost but $62,50 and are warranted to dr $30. Davis has several big prizes to distribute a lucky customers in the above Lottery, and those secure packages or single tickets are requested 9 ss they are selling rapidly at Fortunes Main street. t- Auction OF valuable town property, situated in the eiiT burg, by J. P.

Phillips Co. On MondV 15th inst, at 12 o.clock, will be sold wid" on the premises, those handsome new two buildings, built by N. H. Rppleye, Esq, situate" imrton alrt mnA l.i .1. mii.

I property is known aa square No. 29, on a pW Wm. M. Pinckard. south of Vicksbarg.

ALSO at the same time and place, in Iota, VJ U1S mt SdS. p. amisr. i I lng. l.

for family dwellings, taej ot the river np and down. i. i Ter "Ie months oi nui on tne property until bnaJ Daymeni. jan 8 iTr ttc; ave aone nooiy tor mm. sense.

If the American have twenty-rive milliona ter-I (hall try to send you one of his Proclamations. Liber, lino- to nav their ty a spark that can't be quenched, it spreads like wild fire. Tbe Canadian Government might a. well think tta .1 w.ViV ni.y be, by than posts iii Browi fiagbe. is neaxe of tl a retire frc AS pereoi 4hea to T.

the firm wil the asttleme Vkksburf THE and inaautee of tbe Book at dam to the i i5 uiuuui, mat oa com- Low. have Montreal papers of the 19th. from which w. learn that St. Scholas.ique ha.

ournttoiMgrouiHioy tne command or Col. Ma.t. had, who wa on his return to Montreal by way of St. Ttere-e. Amury ths commander of the insur.

jwiUatSt-Eostacecshot himself on the ISth, about a ST- 'N i Trc to prevent th. Ih ty Jtirkj-tnn Aram "1 of Shin-Plaster sys sihi ZJOTL. aW ever may have been his deW rJ.ZZ:M reuureJ have broil ibl ZZZr nWtitsf andiTTh- emulation, of ape.iing. pronunciation, and readmg. In it is our do-termmsoon to render "2 conducive i j.

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