Vicksburg Whig from Vicksburg, Mississippi • Page 3

1:1.. 1 uch arrvicemrriU at wiilerwutc to smell son thin a hurnine. aruTmyeyosJ what! "urn vk i C-asi tK M-r, ttl t'' iill'llT. nJ efficient actiou lul'uture tiliiilarocciision 8. 1 o.

the auiou; the women! "nce-nily hie tiie muni son oi" J. 09 TTjil yTPTfyfm-rrrr: w'l I ltuoe. Jiin Twine. ire hco ll.iii.'iiu, lh.lt li ml Oi Jsi man Carpenters, who emlersMnJ their bosineja. U.hest price, uul consiunt eaiployint ill be ci'vest.

Nona 1 iU.it 1 atiuktv iwiai" I to. vact lutii Aborted Cmtuic' If iu'i'j toil oju'ri, at inv vtmce, ut I'm Fiat II at promt" eii, usuiuy, round, we lound a lite fparlt, a- itrven, aeed hi'ir tears. From tlie -New Orleans Conner, aout us as a run's h- ad, riii. vv here au olj I 1(' iu uuy child" (Le nf fuinrti wero more 11 would appear from 'he following that hustJilies are woman with a chintz town on, tint i reckon cost about one conspicuously developed than iu uuolbcr.wost fully did they ut to comineDCo betvie)P Mexico nod Tesas. 1 his is aud six a yard, had been sitiin'.

shine in this 1. what might have been expected, the inhabitants of 'Many says she, 'Oh, dear Sui, I declare if 'taint I Possessed with sweetness of teiurr which defied consisting of emigrants from the different stares, burnt my bran new gown! savs she, -its just it I parison, the friends of this family will Ion- mourn the pre- t-X. Ll.r in the. mtfnrtr ni' romtf (lira nism With Itiaia 1.:.., .1, n.ni.iM.I. ii: I 9 MARTIN Jt Alkr N.

7-4w. Out tour ii.ti Htdiuinaiu men ueea W.M. M'KNIGUT. ivmx.nd, Hinds Mist-, September 31, 1 835. 3-( Or.

carryl ng tneir wi" k-- 1 w. wi mitim rjuikT, mvj, tmv ut nut juveiy luiaui. A Situalioit A Man who is qualified to insimei youth in U. Anthnietie, Crauimar, ami Oofiaphy, wish- to us women. m.

bein in trie main doiu aim uiinu sni, as ui ui-muj nu i. Slwp swt'04 in jioace. police. rjJTIIK Copartnership herrtofor existinf under th firsa of iS. A.

Fisk, Watt Jk CA. at Ncw-Oriait, and A. Vo, Co. at iliis plact, was this day dissolved by in own honed that any incroachment upon their rights or the I With that she eavo the old conn a whi-k round, clapped I 1, 11. 1 l.

i Aud wait lliy Ueacrnier's will Thm in) Aliii an nn4le tul. IjL'lXK Bi kk A line atl.lrcse I tothf F.ditor will le Hy attewleil to lulilio utalioil. Ii.ihu.', a tiie I lotel. JAM MS M. SMITH, i i Cm'l Int.

Kiaclcr of H'cigkti Measures. i Vitksburg. Vt. 7, Irtfj. 7-tf.

Vaoo I ii ml lor Kale. SOFFKR i'li SAl.r. 2,023 ei 1 Ration: JutnJ, iuaV-llt rihl mt.ea!iove M.lUrhester. llwas aliut urs it i aeie, ot ii it. 1 ic- .1.

of of M. slvo.i, dei'M, lifv.h.i.11 I an emi.i. ere. I t.i A I am Mine. II.

tl s-H, I mil ill- Oliei a jam. 1'ir. -es ui.ili in j. in jdi Mre ot VI i i. K.

C. M.KIN-iiN". i o. toivr i nVhtert oppression from the heads ot trie Mexican uoveru- 'on her spectacles, and inund a hole, not so big a a lour meat would be brooked. The Dictator Santa Anna has pence ha' penny, nor to little bi a muskeetei's stint, tent four hundred Mexican troops under the command oft 'There, caya knowd it would be always tell frtt who were to ussemldu ut San Antonio.

Gene-! my old man when he eets ur Independence uiortiiuir. as I'll iifttr etsneerns t.f Buiiksu Watt Jk New-OiVaii, 7-lw it. -a. ivc. mm luSutartia on Pnmluy rtrninj lat, in his 51 -t iiiul Watt, Natrhes, are aatttoitsed tosisn for Onitiwtrv.

i k.cior left itamurm on the with his tlivi--iun. Uoen von let uo steam you'll destroy thincs. Hut. if 1 i venr. Mr, JluiH.r, ot New lb- conrcnn irrLiqunlanun.

WiMl'ul in'flna the rili "ns rl The people of Texus ore oil the alert, they have held inee- don't make the o. m-r these thinjs pny for a whole shire. i.n Felipe, and they are lorces to HiaKc 'new breuiJtn, ttien 1 wnrn't rn ill alon ihorp." and its vi iniiy, that Ini litr.ite.1 im'ell the praetire of DIINI'AI. SI UtihUV. AI.VAUF.Z FISK, JOHN WATT, J.

BLUKE. 3-15w ill tli! tti't II I ifthe yoke of a tyrjuicl und oppressive corrrnmeiit. Well, now, Sally it made me leel an fully to hear the old I Tie Texiam will be bearlcd by General Zavala and jjade talk so about spaiks, for, thinks 1, ho knows bui S.il- S52AM 20AT HEOIST 2H. I f. i.

ii.s r. t. ll ill the nil, tiy one the bt si opt Nntihei, Septeinliei 1, 16J5. i lliuanlluliu Ul till liuicruiii.eu iu Aim luuiu iu.iv jui sti; aiiu iwiell I vc an Anitin. Jne October 1, lloousli.

from ev Orlcuns to St. I.ouis. I to New Ull. A comi ih ii an I tr wale. i'.

i.i.lim; wthenr- ses nil t. lo-I, uu. 1 lor l.i I'iiV K. IOK' ol nN WATTS. 7-lw.

maintain their rights. V.tt. Inforiualion was received lat Hrirt.t by expics', thut tieu. t'os landed at with lUd iiicu, urais and amuiuiiition. An eTpedition wnow ruisinj in the lower country to tnke the field lit once.

They are culled upon to rendezvous at I ea-ue'i old place on the Colorado on the 2cilh of this tot i I olhec, ami my iiutt, and put on i new white leu liat, aii'l btittniied up niy les in rt.tl ttul.i ones, ami po lioiiie to have Sully Ann, why then, as like as not, Silly Ann won't he to he Inul. Oh Sally Aim! S.iliy Anul ll it should turn out su, perhas the next tiling ouU hear would be, that aboaid one ol tliem lioth line sloops was your disconsolate F.HF.N IOWXlN'Cr. ns ill ihe i ilv ol' New Yoik, her with nnrilviars tu teal evi't r.elirc, be t'ee'n O'lli of t'eiiu nh'f t-t il s.il All tb- iis. ril operations ure pe. I' i tot it, s.i.-ii it- ri, Miimiiii uu A it'll, il i' iv i'i vo rs en n.A rr-i; 1 1.1: i SKI' TFI, FA I A I Toe er.ilious will ho iiT.oiiiic I on Ian and sitis.

It In ii iu uii. I all woik ,1 io rem. mi rin'iiieui 'l'iiii i I'r of the pnl. tl llt'irliy iy 'i' eu. i i i.iieu when uvj.u'S'.i .1.

Vi, i u. i. I Ci. let. I- le linn Sewn 1 li enors ot Main Cii will id.

ii of No, i in loeeti.il A- iiian't We pi ut' tin tlie lo he) ut lb" vv iirii'ii, Alice M.ui October 47, Yiizuo, Yeij.ibusha uiiipromiss, Tshul.1, October 1, Claiborne, 1 liiinUer Ihll, October 1 Alert, Cciober O't, Oeo. Collier, Choctaw, 4 Kwi.s Hoy, 0, eani, Mountaineer, l- r.uiUin, 1 October N'eo-ho, 1 Mul. nun, October 21, Veteran, -t M.iivl.c-t.'r to Vo-i-lmi t. ow-( trie ins. ii ksliur t.i Mam lit-stei.

Ni iv t'rltans ti St. l.oult. M.mcl.esier to New t'rieans to to to Louisville. Irftuis to Ni'iv IrU Manchester lo liAsbur. I.oiiiivi.ie to Ni iv Orleans.

-t. Louis to New Orleans to Louisville. to Cincinnati. to Louisville. Little Hock to New Orleans.

Louisville to Win's Lauding Ik it ksbiir. 'otiIt. iii iiiinooeci'' i i tlieir r.ieoi's 'he of iiiliil us.urt, inni ot mil. le to tl'eir rfjiiti ir am. till Iv Cl ii J.ui.e, I iv i K-)- It vY I.

I'. lent el thi' ICliSOiTi-; i- Vj Olll.i oh sit i.u,s 1 1 i. to, IVolirr. FJlIir bii-iitess b. retofoie transacted by A.

Fi, Watt fe JIX. o. itt Xt-tt -Oi trans, ami A. Fisii, UuitK Co. at this place, vtill iu foiute be confltieteH by the sulwchbers, titiiler Ihe io ins of vtt, II.

xa Co. Xatchex, and Bceatt, Watt A Co. i New -Orleans. JOHN WATT, CL Ul'KKK, LOUIS DK SAl'LLES. Natrlu Septeml er 1, 1S.15.

8-1jw pTJ (Jl! IY 's the authorised AorxT for the Above Sum 11 of Watt, ki ti Co. ol Natchei, 4. Ilcaaie, Watt Si Co. ol -Orlt ans, nud will always be prepared lo do the neeil.l for tin ir phintins; fritods and rorresjiosiJents. He has omv on Ininil, fur sale on coeiaiiss.un, Jli.t picet Hcoti 100 4 4i 1st best Kentut kr Uope, vd.

Kentiickv Jennn, 20 GIN NTAI, C'isrTcr" best make, Itesi.les.stindiy other articles' fur plnntert' eonstiuitititin and use Virkshiirs, Sept. ij-l, IB't-'i. hirer Land for Sale. A Tit UT of Lund ronminins: 1,411 acres, tnnaud on yti. the Mississippi 4i milts abora icksburf, in nnd ailjnininr the hinds of Archibald t'H" Tj i5UI NO.M'.ll liiiil) new I ee, ee; lit ie time lo leiiih (itau-'ill ll.hii' tvl-1 i-ilemeni for ihe paliou lln-y have cv.i-rii-ii ed sin- I In-1 llei uit'lit in nil soeellilh sili-fii 'i out in "i ii.

S. M. C. I 'Lit I'S. Vi, 30, iKI.i.

4 if N. H. ill-, on Cutioti e-'tisllie-l to out ns S. A M. K.

XfVV irooi 111 Mill: ioi au I i.i, mi i islie sTl. IK 'Si-I iiissl, oj'p sile l.ie!i li ey me opeo.i,. nt their Smre, Caul ion. A pelsons i ir.i iiti- I'm me In ri-liy c.iuii"iinl Hiuri't i ii itli; ni lhr ll'ites ot hilnil, Konr 'I hoi'Sall'l i i li. a II, I I'tsi date of nil.

lvt, i v- rsjOVt'EtlllPl r.i if. Lynch, I Hiram (1. Uiitinels. David i'emblc, I Sivrclaiy (Jenl. Silas lirown, I II.

W. Henson. ni'intti. Kvery man in Texas if called upon to take up arms in de-f. noeof his country and his rights.

Those ho can 'join the expedition on I lie doth, ure requested to do so Oi they ran join it ut Jas. Kern ou tlie La Vaca, which will be the principal rendezvous. A corps of reserve will be formed to march to, and sustain the advance. Those who cant.ut join the advance, are requested to unite with the reserve and report themselves to the committee of sufety in this place. It is expected that each man will supply himself with provision, arms und ammunition to inaieh with.

Arrangements ill be made tor permanent supplies as soon as possible. S. F. AUSTIN, Chairman of torn. September 23,1835.

From the commilttc of Softly of the Jurisdiction nf Information of the most important and decisive charar. tor has just been received from liexar, from unquestionable authority, which, in the opinion of this committee, calls for the prompt attention of the people. The substance nl this information is, that (en. Cos was expected at Di xuron the Kith of this month, with more troops, that he intended to make an iuiinediaie attack ou the colonies; that there was a olall to try to Ibment division and discord nuioucthc people, so as to use one part against the other, and prevent preparation, and that the real object is to destroy iiud breuk up the foreign settlements in Teinl. This committee have no doubt of the correctness of this information, and therefore recommend, That the people should maintain the position taken by them at their primary rueetiuir-.

to invist on their lights under the Federal Constitution of mi of the law of liie 7th of May of that year, and union with the confederation. That every district should send members to the Grneial r'roin the Ni-w tlileaiis reuricr. The Mail of this morning furnishes With Northern papers of late dale, with the excejitinn of New York and Boston cities. Iiy on arnvul at New utk on the S7lh ult. Liverpool dates- to the T.n of August, and London to the hnve been received.

From a conversation iu the House of Lords, it appears that the bill for the ubolition of imprisonment for debt, which had pulsed the IloUfo of Commons, will probab! nut be taken up in the IIjusj of Lords during the present session. On the last reading of the Irisii Church in tlio House of Lonls soino clauses have been r. 'jetted 1:1 the Itill passed by thu Coiiinmiiers which will pruv'o another source of disagreement between tho two legislative bodies. Further amendments had been made to the Municipal Corporation bill by the House of Lords, and with these it had passed throtiirh the House In committee. The report of the committee was to bo brought up 3 days afterwards, mid would no doubt be adopted without further discussion.

The course which will, under these circumstances bp pti ruled by the House of Commons, is evidently looked to ith the greatest interest, and well, it may bo, for the Crown ut present in a dilemma from which, it is dillictilt to see how it will extricate itself. In l'aris, the Hill in relation to the press, is still under discussion in the Chamber of Deputies, notwithstanding the ttrcnuous opposition niaJo to it, tlio general opinion seems to bo that it will eventually pass. The news from is verv moagro, and alTbrd no unit KoOcrl IJuunar. rot wnscu win uii li iV s. it i.ii li iir an.i Irs evening i ami i i i i' I li oiiil i i t.i, I iiinu.i irm int.

Ar utid loin i ii I licit S.ll.U", loo tie I ..,..1 ll uiile trimmed I ulVi, 1. 1. Jre.s I Sie, Niter, 1 1 1 1 e.l lli 't-, roiileie.l llo.ierj niuf.bia. un-l Whim Satin -lipi'tls. Th i titer with (lie nhnve esleti-iv iissoitiiii-nt of o.

til vvi.rks of en-it- ih -i roil, uu. loiirv Iftiiul. soiwhle lo a reionible purchaser, apply lo Mr. It. i Liyons, Vi.

k-burg Win. Kcriiilay, NuUhei or Henry L. Bennet, eulnl In 'he line John I). 'nrrii'l in Mr. Y.

Toim ot i oni-or ti 1 ou i -i. mi, for the i) ul of a certain Trai of Ltotil. Toe for tt luell lliese notes Weie ivell ii ti, I r'-ii iolaled by sni.l Tom; thi. is to nil ii. I will not pay s.i id iioies ouli''roihM lied by la tv.

I.CCY ('Alt KILL, IVU, Of il suite nf hoc ini D.Curiii l. Vn k-bm Si'iiieiniiiT l.Ti. 4 1 1 William J. Kedd. New Oilcans.

September 31, Hla. Xatebel Cottr. -W hulit.ir af I'ulAi Ircollntx. I. (iilhert.

John H. Mallorv. I 1 1.1V, II. Claiborne, Hifk: '11. T.

Is. aV II. TTTJrAVlMi located permanently in Satartia, YaK counts ty, na MHHCU.iXTS, have and will kwt regularly in huml, a hine muplr of ST A I'LL A- KANCY 'nuV no on w. Ii. YV.

Henry 'ose, 11m. .1 no. C. Wilkins. ISrs.

B.ucv C'ai'i'K! Iiy itiiiiiiiicd lit'il ihnu wire no tiatisnctions be. lute John l. Cartii-l Hint uiysell sui'si-inii'iii to aS tw. i llitl ker. Iii.

lo lie i ii-. I jo I -t I i i-l, Linens, i- Ho in ak, l-'i tu'e. Me. iii Liiil.roiileii..l S.viss nil I i'ri ii.h Hue Jo's or iii l'i' l'nl api'-, Ums Cup-, Merinos, I i'liimii 1-, e. Ha-, ii'; in.

an at lie North to be suppli- tl ti itli ti i ii i li I ui' i.i f.isliiinintilii In of j.ii'iii, tliev so. ihe pi Ir.iiiajiu of the pulilic. I 7V iisiin'. of every species iu demand llurdwure, (ilase, Ciockery, C. C.

Mayson. Cutlerv, tirocenes, l'roisions kc i ney receive, oiw fiirwaid store ami ship Cotton. They pledge themselves to nive complete and geuerul satisfaction to all. O' t. 1- Stitiitin, Oetulier 1, 1M3.1.

t'ie ni--nth ot Lvt J. Mis. 'urriel is awaie fitlorli 1 inn prepare I to pone if neeessirv,) linn I urneil Mr. Car-iiel lepeiie.llt toeoinplv wiih the ciiotriii heitvccti saiilCur- ii-1 mil tut il', uml utter Mr. Caniel It-It Vu ksluiru ilm iiist liit his! viiiposel net-er tn rt-1 lit ii, I uli tir Mrs.

'itriiol io eiiuiiily wiih tbe i-ontrai liotn vvliotu I eiiiild itet no siitisl ii'tioti. The ti'-ici vvliii'li I hul tin John 'iirnel, M.S. i 'lirrte! run lei ve by proper iipphrlitiori to tun nl IVi tin Irovtt, Lii. 1'. Y.

TO.Ml'lvlN.-l. O' t. 7tii, fijlt i Cor.imt iv.ul ESuitL. TTt )'l't 'L i heu-hy iten, tin- Sh ue of ilie enp-lvl ilal stork of this institution, to i-ov't lie ut the Itlnkih I House, oil lltilsl tl ay of lieeenher llevt, for the electing; Klfvcu l.liiecton for s.iid iutiitiniou, to Isi rve until the tenuiar aiimiil cleeliou on tlm lt 'lay of 1 humus II. Hopkins.

Wife's Errtirs unit Third Dislriit, r.unposi-1 of Yatm, Holme-, Washington, Wnrreti, Cl.uboiiif, Jell'ersuii, Kiauiihii ao.l Ail.tiui eouu- ties. William L. Ctiiirt ('eurj'o Irish. WAUUIIX COI'NTY. Jfnn.se Krtcxfidiilivfi Stair l.i 'inLituru.

S. S. I'rentiss. I .1. Nailer, W.

H. lloilley, I Thomas J. (Jrecn. rs'i iuiui'. iii-ki.

Ji-order ol tlieljoaril. w. on, Vi.ltfbiif', Off. 15th, fWlllK uiiilrr'iuiii' I hnviiiir iistociaieil tliemselvet under IXolice. subscribers having recently sold out their mtiro stuck of liy (ioods to Messrs.

OK AVKS Si. KISU- leave to rcipiost all thorn indebted to thcro by note or in count, to come forward and make payment; their office is one door above their former stand, where they will continue, lo purchase Cotton, or muka liberal advance to those wh' prefer shipping to Now-Orlcnns. October ln.i.'.-4-tf MAKTLV AIMN. N. H.

We take great plenum in recommending' (I raven Fisher lo our friends, who have now on hand an extensive aaoitineut of Goods, aud are prepared to sell on aerumin'Kliitiiig lerms. M. Jr. A. tin- tiiui iiiul stvle ol S.

S. Ilooilt Co. lies Irani to in- ilenst: the Dliovg fn.r fr, fn Is ao.l the iiulilie nenerallv, that they lire now .1 .1... i The Clinton d'azetto will litnes. additional intelligence of consequence.

London, August livening. The city has been tolerably free from reports to-day respecting the and the consequences nf the threatened collision between the two Houses of Parliament, which would appear at ull events, to be regarded with little apprehension by the holders. Stocks have Leeu steady all day, with some tendency towards improvement. Consols left oil' nt Ml H-! to i for the account Omnium at WA-H to and Kxelicquur bilis ut 'Jtls, to v'-'s premium. TRANCE.

London, Aug. 21. On Friday and gevc- mi i re' i'i ft s. 'it uu ir nine, oi lite story in 101- i mil list! "ut Male. I A ml row Ilayncs.

Mark Vnlcntino, to il tract of Lund, lyin-r ou I lilt', sunscriiit it JX Ihe Wis 'sin 1 1 Ihivoii in the Parish of C.iruil Stuli-Iof Lon- tei's Hoiel, a larit mi fashionable assortment of ticntle-iuim's vveartiiK apparel, of every whii Ir ihey Inipe to o'ier on sin teriiis us will iinrauit'ti sli.ne nf me li'ier il pitlroiniKe of lltn public S. IIOO'I'II, WM. IIAKVKV. Vii Sepieinber 'jHth, s-y Consultation, with full powers to do whatever may bo necessary foi the Rood of the country. Tliit'eveiy district outhl to organize its Militia, where it isuot already done, und have frequent musters; nud that the captuins of companies make return without delay to the chief of this department, of the force of his company, the arras and ammunition, in order that he may lay the same before the General Consultation of Texan.

Volunteer oompanies are also recommended. This committee deems it to he their duty to say, tlinl in its opinion, all kind of conciliatory measures with Ueti. Cos and the military at liexar, lire hopeless; und that lug but the ruin of Texus can ho expected Iroui any such measures. They have already, und very properlj been resorted to without effect. Wr is oui only resource.

There is no other remedy but to defend our rights, ourselves and our country, by force of nruis. To do th we must unite und iu order iu unite, lie delegates of the people must meet ill geuciul consultation, and organize a system of defence, and give organization to the country, so ns to produce concert. Until some competent authority is established to direct, ull that can tie done is to recommend this subject to the people; oud ndvise every nun in Texas to prepare for WAR, nud luy aside nil hope ruiiciliatioii. AUSTIN. A.

(J. Nutt. Fur Circuit Cmirt ('It i k. U. J.

Mcliinty, I Itohcrt (iarl ind, Cornell, 'or Su rijl'. isiaua, and ai'ioiiuu lan'ls of (he Kev. Joint Laneainl A'ex- ainler McNeill, rtint iiiiiiij three bundled nud eighty itii-res. The. Above tin rtiiiiititis three hnii'lietl tniil (iliyor 'ty acres thai is fit lorciihiuitiou, lira vv (dim Drake mid terv It'lidy tiitiheiej, Willi stisstifiss, lil.iclt locust, sliitntae, oak Mini stiiiir For further information tipp'y lo the tal petitions were presented to the Chamber ot Depu B'rivalc Chihorno Sine le.

L. a Morris MAItV I'ltK'I'WLLL respectlully iulorms her ties against the project of law for abolishing the liberty of the press. The general impression is that they will hive no eilect upon the Clumber, which Jvilfa Vo'oiie. William fur I'ruhate i'mnt i'hrk 1 jl hieii'ls mi lite pulilin eiieutlly, that site is now pie-pared to Hike II. House is siiualrd ull i'iitl I ill -t Slieet, near thu iliver, nud is omr comiuutliuus Iter S'tvuiiis respeeifiil au.l iiiteiiiive.

HI. llittters herself that she ti ill hit enabled to pie, mo all that honor Iter wiih a mil. October scruples not to set public opinion at deliunco. Iiy one of the amendments proposed by tlio committee and adopted by the Cuarnber, no duily journal rnn F.lhriilgo Alexander .1. M'Lcoil, IX'cxi'ortf in Jail.

COMMITTKU to ihe Jail of Warren county, On the Gib, day ol (cluber, 1835, by Wm. Kvoroil, a Justice of the Peace in'auil fur said county, a negio girl who calls heraelf LK-TITI and says she belongs to Augustus I'itcblur, of the upper part of Yuioo rotmly. She is about yeaie of age, hlat-k complexion, 5 feet 1 inch high, lame in one of hrr wrists, by a bruiso or bum. Tbe owner ol said girl i re-iuuied to euine foiwnnl, prove proity, pay charges anil luko her out of Jail, or aha will be dealt with as the luw directs. MARTIN AN DING, Jailer.

October 1835. 5tf COM ITTF.I) to the jail of Warren county, on ti alh day of September, 1M.J5, by R. O. M'tiinty, a Justice of the Tcn're in and for said county, ne a boy who calls fiiuiwlf IMIKSEY, and snya he belongi to Jiiinea of Louisiana, opposite llicliraiid fiull. He iiatHiul Ji jenrsof ngo, blink cmnpleaion, 5 feet 5 incbea hish, his right leg very irga and Imiks as if it bad been broken.

hot, i renuesteil to come foiward, prove Tiber ui Vn O. II. OIIH. Oei. -Jtl, 1 li.

7 -If. Property for AUDI 'Si-; ami I.O I' situated ut the corner of liiov and it iiiiuit slreeis. The house is new nud bi-ill of lite best iti iii r. ills, well i dli uliile'l ilher for hliiues or private ren lellce, thu ir.eofihe lot is feet For leum tipplv to WM. WAKMOUTII.

Urm Wilson Waits ut tho Ih t. 81.V appear before tlio proprietors have lodged tho sum of wtltKlf. of ready money in the hinds of tlio govern for f'oiiiiy Isaac John A. Marsh, nsor. Iliirwibas Cnscy, lleiijiiinin II.

Ntith, Lcuut.y Standard. Wflnlt'r, Wtil'LiHiifoiin bis Irieuds and the ptit'lie generally, that he still occupies the bouse lately nt-rupied by Webster aV Ooodal, where he will keen constantly uu liiiud ment, as a security for tho payment or1 fines and expenses, by whomsoever instituted. London, Aug. 21. Letters from Madrid to tho 17th instant were received in l'aris on Saturday morn Henry Fernnndis, (eorgo Yeitch.

Lewis lirown, Fur II. Scarborough, Henry Maynadier. CoVeior. Tax Scvffvv a A L' I Samuel T. Treadwrlt.

John Hl'trkbvirn. lloiikins II. iMcCoril. ing, in which it was Btateil that tho Cabinet had unanimously resolved to demand from Franco a prompt armed intervention, in fulliluiotit of the tlua- inieuimr IlliLre ainl Mitcll'titl lis- Ihmrd Pulirv. geoeiul ttsiortiiieut of ull arijeles i rt the d'ro.

rry and I'ltidure Jinn. They aie icspectrijlly invited In cive him call. N. H. The stibi'sriher has in i haige the book, notes and arroolits nf t-'oid Murktiuul.

Their old ciistomeis who have uusHiiled aeeoiuiis und uoli-s with them, are Solicited to call and sell le them as soon us possible, us they are extremely ausioii to clusr theifolil busuiess. I. WLllSTLlt. O' tol er 1.1, If Iruplo treaty. Despatches from loreno wero also S1 stiriiiieitt of iiiul (Jetith'ttti n's, s' -jf Oo'il, Lever, I.epaie, Huplt nllil A 11- property, pay charges nnd take him out of jail, or he will received by the Duke de Frias.tho purport of which was believed to bo the same, as that of tho" pri to Ilugli M.

.1. W. ick, Win. C. Collinsvvorth.

ebi Wnt'ltes. (nil, llmnrn, MmMi (iih, tiers addressed to particular members of tho French John Cowan, Jcssce Kvatis, Ambroso (Jibson. Kcssel A. Creath Win. II.

Younfr Fb'iuy, and Alubiisiei, A tit'tiniftil assortment of t'te tnot fash iointble KW FLU r-onisiiii of Fin- K. (i. Cnolt he dealt with ut tlie law direct. MARTIN ANDIXG, Jniler. September 30, 1435.

4-lf fPIOM.MlTTKD to tbe jail of Warren comity, on the I7ih diivof Seiiteiiiber.lrJJ5.bv Win. Lverelt.a Justice of Government. It is reported that the events in California iSumgossa have produced such a sensation at John I. liu.oli Klios l). Hriinor.

ILnrs. Pins. Fin Watch Hooks, Ludms Neck- I Madrid, that almost all tho grandees of hpain, the Wi'ui-h to dispusii of uhuui ueres of Land on Lake St. Joseph, Lu. it will be disposed of In hue to ihe Pence forsnid county, us a runaway, negro aiau who su pur luisi-rs.

I er-iuis tvislnii tn principal functionaries, both civil und military, have resolved, in case France refuses to intervene, to join the party of Don Carlos. examine will call "1 and says he belong to I- NJ 0(i I rt.of Nalch.i, and that be run uwny from his planta-llt. J. II. 'lo" WashingiiHi county.

Said negro is 5 feet 0 inclit on III Or UU. Jor Coronrr. CeorgoIL Williams, Fdward II. Winfield. John T.

JLller. County Treasurer. If it-liiirtl Featherstiin J-'or Surveyor. Joseph Cnstleuian. high, Ihin visage, sopposi to be 30 years of age, mude, Tiodney, II, tX.

tj-Kie KLPXAPPIXO. A child, a eiil of seven years of njc, liiiius, Fob, und (itia nl dn Warrdt anil I do. A lii'itt a imeiit of Silvei, I'I ited, nud liri- lamu Wine. He Plated Astiiil Lumps, Ti no Cof-- fee Cms, Tea 'I'ravsof eve.y desriipiion. Kiiiirsand Koiks, Stlyer-Spoooi, 1i ks.

Pistols. A tso, Ladies Musical Work ll.ix. SiitilMliixes, Pi-rfuoterv Spe, itiolil ami Silver. Thiiiihli-s, tlu.ilo Fver Poit.icd Pencils do. Toolli Pick, do.

Porket-Itook-, Pell-Knives, a nl ev- anii le us.uihy fiiuud iu Jewelry Snne, ll'l of which I iv iii be s.lil mi the reasonable tcruis fu Cash, or Ut u-u-! til neilit. They invito prisons to call in and ne their ns-j jeaen'-ie le'iou' pu'ilnstui; tdbcwhcre was stolen from its parents at Covington, Ky. a few days ITtsJ V. KOItl) LI) W. LOUD, ol this- place, hiving lis nil the 1st of July lll-l purchliseil the jntiiest of Clots.

M.Mira rin llio ruiieern of I'orsyih, (Juodityn At. Co. nf New Orleans, die business will he continued iu that city hv tint uii-ter-iirtied, under tlio unlit of I'orsttlt, (loodwvti Ar long nun lor a neuro, ngiu uiiii A coiiipicsiuii. requested loeonie lorwisid, prove prnpeity, pay charges, und tuko liim uwuy, or he will be dealt with as the law directs. ANUINO, Juiier.

September IP, 18.15. flOM MITTF.Dtothejail of Warren county, on the 4th leW tiny of June, by Itriijaniin f. Michie.a justice of iho pein in nud for auid county, a negro boy whocalle himself Hub, and says he is free. He ia alioul ill years old, of WASHINGTON Fur i- Cullvctur uf Taxes. IStepht'ii Ciihtleinan.

sinre. Tho lamer ol me ctiiin, Heiuingion, oueruu reward of one thousand dollars for its recovery, and the apprehension of tho person who stole il. A gentleinan passim; Sixth street, near the Fly Market, observing a cbihl ipiestioned it as to the cause. Ho was informed of the fact of its being tho girl abducted from its parents, mil returned it to the in a very short time, having met tho mother on Main in search of it. Cin.

(lazttU. t. H.is. T-if. Fords, unit at ibis phi by VV.

Konl, L'tlw. Ford 4i-. II. SANA VV AY from the pl.intvion of Janiti -Ouodwvn under iho sij'e of L. Foul i i vV follow ill" ni it.oes, vh I N.

ii L. Foul Co. urn prepmed to iiilvniice on a yellowish complexion; 5 fet 3 iriclws high a very uoint l( about UI years of age, jclluiv eomplexion, shnnients of col ion lo their II aie in ew Orleans, und ten- urross the It-It side of the npper lip looks as if it had San Felipe, Sept. 18th, 1835. thfTcomet.

From the Buslon Dally Advertiser and Tatrtot. After tn interval of ten or twelve days, the light of thrt Moon being- sufficiently withdrawn, I sought the Comet again yesterday muming between two and throe o'clock. I found it readily and without difficulty near K.ipjm Jlurigtte, a star of tlio-ltli magnitude, on a line joining Pollux and the upper horn of the Bull or llela Tuuri, at about one third of llio distance from the latter. The same lino passes through the Pleiades. I saw it with a telescopo of 'i foot in length, having an object glass of inches diameter and magnifying about 1 times.

I saw it also, altho' less pluinly, with a terrestrial telescope of 111 feet, having five glasses and magnifying 41) times. I presume it may now bo seen with a good semi id's glass, called a day-glum. It is a great mistake to suppose that it requires a large magnifying power to see such an object. The chief requisite is light with only a slight enlargement, and the advantago of a large telescope over a small one is in the greater quantity of light. The body of the Comet now subtends an angle four or five times as great as the planet Jupiter, and it is invisible to the naked eye not so much on account of its sinalliiess as the of its lighl.

The appearance of the Comet answers very well to the description that has already been given. It was extremely like the faint dill'uso light of a star seen through a thick mint. Such a mist happened to present itself after 1 had been engaged about an hour, and put an end to my observations for this night. I could distinguish nothing like a nucleus, although the light was evidently stronger towards the centra aud became fainter and fainter till it gradually vanished in an ill defined and apparently circular outline. There does not seem to be any tendency as yet to prolong itself in the direction opposite to the Hun.

The different paths assigned to the Comet by tlie several calculators nearly coincide for some extent in the part of the heavens where it now is, and its course as hitherto observed, agrees very nearly with these combined results. But it is later by 6 or 7 days in arriving at its present position than the time assigned in the Ephemeris contained in the supplement to the Nautical Almanac for 18:13. It may be expected to justify the assumptions by which Fontecoulant was led to revise his calculations, fixing the time of pas-King the perihelion or point of nearest approach to the Hun as late as the 13th of November. J. FARRAR.

Cambridge, September 20th, 1935. I observed (he Comet again this mornim; during intervals of fair weather. It bad evidently proceeded on its way, being now about 'J degrees fruin Kappa 2urigae to the northeast or nearly iu a line passing through dldtba-ran. Its right ascension at 3 o'clock was estimated by I had rather live in a narrow circlo, united with a lieav t.and ha' had one car cmpjit -d. net tneir services in rut ir.en is uu I inn pulilic ns i.nier.sl been cm.

I he above boy lias been living, in tne ne-niiooi- liOH, iii.oiit 'i or 21 years of age, slim hiult, yelloy mm- Amenta ami oimuision rcliiiutt. hood about two years; ho says he came up tho river Willi man distinguished by feeling, virtuo and truth, than be tho ornament of courts aud the envy of kingdoms. nutMrilKiii. eaptain Shirley. Ihe owner ol saiu Doy, (ii ne na eity, 1'.

II. OfNtDWYN, 'is reniiesied to enme forward, prove prtnieny, pay charge N. W. Fill! I), and lake him out of jail, or he will be dealt with as the luw MAima AiiUlsHi, janer. June II, 1S35.

.11 .11 K. It I A From Levy's New Orleans Pure Current, Ort. 10. KKMARKS. We uro uow just coinmencine another commercial year, und it is not too much to say, judging from Vii'lttilMirs; Irifot iirrt'iil.

CliKlin'TKO WKKKI.V. Oct. I.i, CsdS-ilif LUW. Foiil). J- ts ww, T7 A in't rei-eive I ami tor sole on uccominodtitiug fi u.

ti-rms: hroivn liamiisk liiMc eloihs, Rssoiit-tl a spleu lid of eiolios-rd and priuti-d talile and piano clolh covers; elasiiu pri-sert f-rs air cus. ions and ladies' Kiiui elastic aprons, and a vtirirtr of otlu iiiiiclfs, They in. ite then It arid lo call und exam- YAZOO COI N'TY. For Itrpretnttalit'is to the. Lcgf'saiire.

John UcKinntry, For SiuriU: Jesse K. Ellis, Copeland McKne. COl'IMI Ctir.NTY. iVor Senate. Sjeth (i rand berry.

Fur House of lii prrsi ntiitici s. Muckner Harris, I John ti. Sidley, A. (1. Drown, Samuel T.

Scott. IIIXIW Ctil'M'Y. For Setiu'c. Sita ftrnwn. IL K.

I'oote, V. V. New. for House of Hi jireseutatites. J.

R. Nicliolson, Hiram Collee. MADHON COI XTV. For Senate. It.

M. WilliamBon. House of Heprcttnlntitcs. I). M.

Fulton, Cl.iibonio, John E. Richardson. rtt'iu to the evidences that we have, that it bids Irnr to eclipse, on the score of activity arid extensive business operations, the on that has just doted, nud with which we have so much reason to be satisfied. Aheady dose our city begin to pro-sent, in every part of it, a scene of busy preparation sup ami lias lost one eye. CATO, about or 'JO years of age, hlark, and luvy sm.

HI'SII, uhout l'lyt-ats of ope, li'iick, lit-tvy sel, and il on Airirnn. TOM, nlmut 30 years nf ace, yellow complexion, one jaw broken und is somewhat swelled. Ol.OliOF, about years of ii'-'e, vciluw coiiipleviun. NLI.LV, ftiitirge's wile,) nbout or L'l yean of uge, tall and raliier Inisj'tt coiuph xiou. lhe took her female bild tt i'h her.

VINKY, (Ihi-b's wife,) about thirty yeanj of ace, tail nud black. Sin- look wiih her a small I toy named Jack. IIAIIKIF.T. ubout oryears of ago.bUck ami out built. SARAH, (Randal's wife,) nyout 25 or 3D yea's of a-e, blaik coniih-xion rmall and weakly.

They crossed ilit; river about fivo miles below Hodnev ill company with thise ne wea that said they baluuged to sonic ierson about Naichei. Hits els. ill's, els JIiTICJ.ES. bbl bbl inn their to st ho.M they Will oliljiS),) plies of koous, wares anil produce are pounuir si iroiu every 2 10 ti O'J 3d 15 i theii' iiaiioliiie. v'ickvliurch, Oi t.

15, I tilt direction, and our market it daily assuming a more active and interesting character, roui tlie date or our last io ina present time, the weather has continued excessively cold tor 14 00 bid bbl the season, but generally clear unit lavorauie lor Dunnes. art ri Oil 4J IS 15 00 6 50 00 134 10 371 14 I 00 hid, Tbe Mississippi is 1 leet below biph water mark. f.i, I .1... ll. Wil toalol nt Sot aV Williamson, fmnynin'iion Jfrnlirs in Produce und Whidemlc (Jrocirx, near tin: foot of Main St.

II IT A VK just reecived, and will roiiunoi' to keep ia. ly mi hand, a large und geiu-rnl asi-urlinetit ol the usuiil iirlii-h-s found in ibeir line of business. Tiieru piescnl stock consists in part of ti 40 00 11 91 35 lit ..11, Seven ol Hie iioove naun-n negroes niu on new uiansn roa is when they went awuy. The oilier thteo left seyerul lb Al'PLLS, green, dried, RAGGING, Ky. Pale Uope, BLLF, mess, prime, cargo, BACON, hams, hog round, ULTTLR, Goshen, Wenti rn, RLANS, CO! 'FEE, Havana, green, St.Douimgo, CANDLES, sperm, mould, dipt, CHEESE, CIDER, CIGARS, Spaneh, American, weeks before.

Seven or tiietn slan-il on the nint cl itic bbl Vi 00 00 17 2'lth inst. hut they all crosva on the lioui-inmi si le ol His rivm together. F. L. C.

LIW AR US, sWHun. I II, en iut.t. tiiw ioki u. Louisiana and Mississippi Cotton. Cleared in the same time, for New York -JOii bales, iioston 4 together JKI: making an addition to the stock of and leaving on hand, inclusive of all on ship-board not cleared on the bib a stock of bales.

Notwithstanding that tho stock of Cotton has now become suiuciently large to attract attention, and that it is daily augmenting, the market is in on almost torpid stuto. Some of activity Lad beean to be n.anifestrd at the close of last week, but Marly a total stop was put to further transactions by tho mail that ciime in on Sundav. briniinj late ami unfavorable accounts Iiuuf, lump urn) N'. Orleans eupar, llataliina and Uiu rotlie, New and Nanlurket randies Winter strained erni nil Ifnssrlal and 'lunuowdtf tea Markeiel liruwti'. rtietviug toburro Fpaniah rlafS AsAijrii i wuier Jars 16 15 43 11: I Hi AS iviaiKircr mr Jslll Sept.

Ft, 7-lvV. 16 50 Hi 14 15 lb Pine luitter Ih Ih 10 Probate Sale. STATE OF LOUISIANA, Parish of Concordia. WILL be ofTeird for sale, nt public, and ion, to the illicit bidder, hy the uiideisiined Judge of the said Par-i-h, at his ollice in tne town of Vnl.ilfci, on the ICth November next, nt 10 o'clock A. the several following mentioned nnd tiescilbeil tracts of land, belonging to tbe succession of Kdwnrd Mitchell, deceased, 1st.

the undivided half of a tract, containing 2.1-HH) acres, situate in this Puii-h on the Riser Mississippi, aU.ut ten milca above Virksburg; being Im or fractional section No. SJ1, in Township No. lfi, of ilunge No. 14 Kl. 2.1.

a tract contain .10 00 itj no AI.HO A ve-y stiek of Liipiors; fa hria, Poif, TemrilTe und Ch'iiupnin, flleilpeysi Spanish, merictri and old eaf'h Itiiintly; Jamnii-a nud F.ucl inil Kuin; Ilollund nud American Gin; Old Iiish whis of the situation of the markets of Liverpool and Havre. tu llnhlars. who before wero somewhat santuine in tbeir ex 1 Hi 1 50 1 75 a (ni key Hud assorted cordials mid syrups Wine Vinegar; llavau-ua pieserves and pitklts; New Orleans do. assorted .11 lent ion Volunteers! A TTL.NI a parade of the Company on iii. Saturday si Lh in, at 2 o'clock I'.

M. Illue pants with 1 4 rouiulsof blank I irel'K ks in rood ordei with tie number cut out upon Uic breech. It it eamestly retpiested that each member will attend to the alcive order. The number of each man's gun ran bud by npplying to me. COItN, in the ear." suck, racil, FLOCR, uier fine, fine, 1 25 1 00 1 50 1 50 7 00 6 00 So 5 pectations, finding it impossible lo effect sale on former terms conseuted, after a day or two of indecision, to lower considerably in their demands; but buyers have shown no disposition whatever to close with then oilers: such, indeed, is tbe depressed state or the market at this moment, that we do not believe sales could be made short of a reduction of satires ami ken hup.

8 bushel bbl bbl lOOlhs lb HAY, lb 1 hev have also in it ore: l.f,l) assorted atoves k-gs ll'isfon nail nnd spikce OhljO lb. nsoit'd hollow ware Salt, '1'ar in kegs, Lc. etc. They also have Flour, Ihicon, Inrd, Whiskey and the iitual articles of produce, all of which they will sell low for ing 149 M-iuu acres, utonie in tnis ratisn, ami ucmr, iru-tional aectioo No. 43, in tbe Township and Range aforesaid and 3d.

a lrct, containing I) 20-100 acres, situate in this Parish, and being fractional section No. 4i, in the same Township aud Range afuretnid. Terma ami comlitiom of sale. A cretlit of me, Uo, Uiree, and four years, for nnlce widi personal security and mortgage on the lands until final gal lly order, G. W.

Ser3't. 50 8 1 25 ken means of small stars near it. to be Ui Ira; and its declination 9U" 17m N. the corresponding elements ou lyth being lib 7m and 60m N. at the same hour.

It must have passed very near Kappa Aurigae on the lfftli instant. Its direction it towards or No. is of the same constellation, near which it will pat withiu two days. Its near approach to a star, affords a convenient method by which to determine its position. If it should happen to past directly over tha star, its place it not only fixed with great precision, but the occurrence is important in another respect.

It often serves to make known something of the physical constitution of tlie Comet. In tome instances a very small star hat beea teen through the centre of one of these bodies, that proving its transparency and the probable absence ot any solid nucleus. SrpUmber, iUl Kbe DtmiagU dctount of Rail Cor. Yon gs into a house without knocking, for ihe door is open, nd 'hen yon pet into a smaller one, and tit down with about twenty mora, on feather en 'hens, and then a bell rings, and it begins to more, iust at easy as the sleds do, when the boyi tlida down lireaknots 1 1 ill in winter. Well, in a little while, my eyet! tayt Sally Ann, how they do begin to it I tmm K.

1 1. mail tiaitiier. rah or city indorsed pHiier, at short dates. To this vvho two cents on the prices prctiously paid. It would be to any bow long this state of inaction miy continue it appears to be the general impression, however, that nothing of any great iinportrnce will be done until we have further and more satisfactory intelligence from abroad unless, perhaps soma slight degree of animation may ba imparted by the arrival among us of buyers for Ihe manufactories at the North, who are our earliest customers, and may possibly excite tome little competition.

The truth of the matter, however, is, that tbe prices given in the first instance were much hicber than is warranted under existing circum 37i parment. or-tmur. siuiv.t, rroDaio iuoge. JL B. Heavy lines will be assesscl azaint i prrler shiriiiiiig their cotton, they 'are prepared lo uiaKe li'i 7-4 HIDES, dried, I.A(tl), MOUSSES, NAILS, TAR, OATS, OIL, sperm, linseed si PORK, mess, I'M cargo, cnTme, ss.s bn'k, pill Oct.

9, 163o. 1 50 1 60 gall tnosr wno iau tn iihvo tneir ireiocxs in got order nnd nomlieied. G. W. It.

TtotAr Sa, 7-lw. eml will uo their best exeitioii tn live tTt-u-erol eati'ldclion. ick -burg, Oct. 15, Isiti-liwd 50 00 none a one THE STATEOFMH5lS.aIPPI, PROBATE COI 'RT, Yazoo County. September Term, 1 ')'.

ON application of Arthur Beaty, Ailmiuistrator of the Estate of Wm. C. Smith, dee'd. anon hiseurgestion, 7 50 6 50 1 50 8 10 56 9 1 50 50 3 00 9 00 18 00 16 00 10 00 16 00 8 2 50 7 00 121 10 25 10 3 50 3 00 25 00 17 bhl lO 00 14 00 stances and We are afraid that it may have an injurious bbl lb 71 tendency, now that the marsar is jusi aeoin npcnuir. Tbe sale since the 1st iutant, are as follows, ti: of Lou-and Miwisjinni.

Ui bales at 13s: et5, 19; 53, 19; that it will be for the benefit tlie legal rejireseniauve of said estate to 8f II the following lots lying and being in ihe town of Mnrhester, Yam county, known as Lots Nos. RICE, lOOIba A 1 (sn iss, ii W. mmmmmim.ha fl EMAIMN'ff in the Votx OtTice at Montulbon on the Ja iV 1st of Oc.ober, wbieb if not taken out in three uutiths will be sent to die General Post OuVe as dead leltms. liohannon Iloliii gsnorth lionner Willi llenly llet-kish rVowns Ab'iah Pocket Henry Hebeion John Wriirht James Lemny Henry JOHN TOWNSE.VD, P. M.

7 3w. Sl'GAR. brown, 1st quiilitr.lh 2 00 6 00 10 9 S3 71, 19; 124,19,, and 90 bales Tennessee at 17 cents per lb. JrVIlK luliscribers have entered into co-partnership for transaction of (ieneml Csiinmiseiun btisinet in New ftrlcans, undci the fiim of Willcox, Anderson Co. and tender iheir services to their fiiends and the public.

JACOB WILLCOX, New Oilcan, July 1,1 o35. NATHL. A.SDLKbO.V. The tlcliy in placing the above notice before our friends in MiisiptN, and also the late period at which oirr circular i in July will apjirar so our Iriends, ia accounted torby tiie fact, ilint the steani boat which brought them from New Orh-nns carried ibernnp thenver, and they were only returned tn Mempbi- on the 4 1 of October, wbeu Mr. Anderson nnniedismly atiouded ti, their distitbuiion.

1 6-tl W.A. ids. but whip ixht through pastures and snowing lands and orchards. rraciout I rues soma of tbe cattls rit into a loat, lb lnmp, lb SOAP, Ib 75 aiel part of Lot lio. ajl.

It it therefore ordcrei oy tne a citation issue returnable to the next December Term of this Court, to all persons, interested in said lands, teo-emenu and beriditatnenti, to shew causa if any they ran, why the same should not be sold. Witness, the lloo. James M. Bunfiri, lvAs of Probates, t.h Mist'iajr id September, A. 1.

lo35. Iseucd, the fth ay of A. O. 1--S5. WM.

pro. te.n. October 10, iai5. 7-Cw. SALT, Liverpool blown, -sack 17 7 3 95 2 75 10 00 43 14 -rmtintl, anrk FOREIGN MARKETS.

Li tit pool, Aug. 20. The salea of Cotton to day, do not exceed 1500 bass, chiefly A merican, at rather lower ratee 100 Pernama, Are. 131 to 14 1 50 Bahiaa, 13i to 13. 70 MaranJiam, 141 to 14 and 5) Surat, 71 tu the trade.

The demand continue ery moderate. tantrum. I seed a row in a pastor stand a Isokin' at what was eoniin', and jist at wa got near, I'll bm darned if the tiidn't turn to, and shake ber head, like old Debby Diddle, with St, Vistut's Dance; then the whisked ber tail right straight op in (be air, and if tb) didn't plough dirt over the bills 1 don't know 1 expect she aint stopped vet. Ju.t after lh, while we wat sijppiu' along like greased lightning, WANTF.I) to bins until the Cr.t of January next, a servant liny, fnuB I 'I to 15 year of ae. laepure at till office.

Oct. 2a 1615. 7-ti. TOBACCO.Kv.MlarM. IWUbs WHISKEY.