ocr: S F O O N E R r o ll BUS GROCER, No. 4, STAMPS' ROW, PORT GIBSON, EEPS constantly on hand, Flour, Su gar, Coffee, Tea, Candles, Soap, Salt, Starch, Powder and Shot, iiice, Mackerel, Salmon, Shad, Herring, Tobacco, Cigars, Harns, Pickles, Candies, Spices, &c. June 8,1849. £ 41 -ly


ocr: PRINCESS, NO. n 0, A RRIVES at Gränd Gnlf, coming vp, every Thursday evening, and going down, every Friday, at 12 o'clock, noon. H S FULKERSON, Agent. 19-tf* I Jah 4 1850.

place_of_publication: Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.

name: The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent.

publisher: Wm. F. Eisely


ocr: ABY & BURNET, RE now opening at their store in Grand Gulf, a splendid assortment of English, French and American A suited to the Fall and Winter seasons. Call and examine them. September 28. 1840. 5-tf.


ocr: Grand Gnlf D irect ory. DANIEL & BUSS, Wholesale and GROCERS, Corner of Church and China Streets, (hif, Mississippi; R espectfully inform the public large, that they keep constantly hand and for sale, as low as can be afford ed, a general assortment of Produce and Groceries, among which will be found the following: Flour, Molasses, Coffee, Salt, Whiskey, Sugar, Candies, Dried Beef, Butter, Potatoes, Mackerel. Tea, Lard, Tobacco, Cheese, Bacon, Crackers, Bran, Candles, Soap, Rice, Sperm Oil, Spices, Pork, Powder, Lead, Shot, Nails, &c., &c. — ALSO— A general assortment of at on Clueeriswnre , Woodware , Tin and Glassware. Hardware, Stoneware , Together with a good assortment of aoejsaBL^ÄT <aGS-«o»«ra>3», >9 Fancy Articles, They solicit and expect a generous patron age, and assure those who may patronise them, that they will spare no pains to give general satisfaction. March 22,1850. 30 ly


ocr: 1TU1E undersigned would respectfully in X form their friends and the public gen erally, that they have bought out the stock of goods of Wm. H. Wright, and will keep constantly on hand a full assortment ol Groceries anil Wester« JBP» JÊt-ri m They still occupy the store at McComb's corner, opposite the store of J. S. Mason, Esq. The following list comprises part of their stock, to which they invite the'atten tion of those in want of such articles. They will be sold very low for Cash. Shay's Sugar cuted Hants, Rice, Salt, Chewing Tocacco, Stone Ware, Brown Sugar, Wooden and Tin do. Crushed and Loaf do. Nails, Cigars, Bl k & Gr'n Teas, Flour, Brushes, Locks, Baskets, Catsups, Soap, Chocolate, Powder, Mackerel, Lard. Molasses, Whiskey, Pickles, Preserves, Spices, Cheese, Candles, Fruit, Lead, White Wine Vinegar, &c. Shot, S L. DORSEY & Co. 28-1 y Marth 8, 1850


ocr: H. S. FULKEKSoii, PORT GIBSON, K EEPS constantly on hand a general as sortment of , Plantation Supplies , Mess, M. O. and Prime Pork; Bacon sides; Lard; Family Hams; choice Family Flour; common Flour; Rectified Whiskey; Old Bôürbon Whiskey; Coarse and Fine Sail; Molasses in barrels and half barrels; Brown, Loaf and Crushed Sogar; Java, Havana & Rio Coffee; Tea in Caddies, and by the pound; Sperm and Star Candles; LIME AND GEMENT * TURPENTINE; Lard, Sperm and Train Oil; Irish Potatoes; Egyptian Oats; 75 kegs Nails, ever y size; 5 tons Iron and Steel, complete assortment; Ox, 6 horse and 2 horse Waggons; Bagging and Rope; Jeans and Linsey; JBlankets ,* ILoivells; BOOTS & SHOES; HARDWARE; Castings; Heavy Small &ROCER/ES: Negro ISufcsefs and Clothing'^ CALICOES; BROWN and BLEACH. El) DOMESTICS; BED TICK ING; Apron CHECKS; COT■ TON STRIPES ; GLAS. GO W JEANS; Ker seys; PlaidLinscy; ISucna Visla HAT$; Fur and Seal Caps; OX. TRACE, FIFTH and BREAST CHAINS; TOBACCO, Fine and Common; FURNITURE OF EVERY KIND. The attention ef Planters is particularly called ?o my assortment of IRON, pronoun ced by Blacksmiths to be the best ever of fered in Port Gibson. Jan 4, 1850. 19-fl W ood'« Ploughs, hand and foV sale bv Maréh 1 25 No. 1'g ou II S Fulkerson Duffield'« Ham«. PIERCES "Duffield's Westphalia 20 î Hams," new, just received and for sale H S


ocr: r ABŸ Si BURNET. at ther store in splendid assortment ot English, French ind Americvn au» -w (i.r£9 sc » -uitedio tue Fall and »v inter seasons. « al. and examine them. September 28 1819. A Rh now i\ Grand Gulf, it pemng r 5-tf.


ocr: J. W. TI10US0.\, SURGEON DENTIST, Port Gibson, Iftis*. 0 FFICE at the residence of Dr. C. W. R ilson, opposite the Court House, where he can he. found at all times, unless absent on professional business. All or ders left during his absence shall roceire the earliest attention on his return. March 23, 1849. 30-ly or


ocr: W.S.CHANDLER,D.D.S. * -C PORT GIBSON, MISS. LL operations in Dental Surgery per formed according to the latest scientific improvements in the art, and warranted durable for lift. Persons whose means are limited will be accommodated at prices in accordance thereto. Dr. C. will wait upon persons at their residence, if desired. Requests may be left with A. J. McGill, Druggist. Reference —The citizens generally. Port Gibson. Jan. 15, 1850. A 20 -tf


ocr: - m 1 æs mum r rjim Lightning Rods* BROWER gives notice to the cm sens of Claiborne county, that ® now in Port Gibson, prepared to put up BEST and LARGEST Lightning R«* 1 *' use. Orders from any part of the count;, left at H. S. Fulkerson's. Port Gibson ® Grand Gulf, will be thankfully rece '' and promptly executed, f The price is such (25 cents p® r J complete,) as to be within the reach ^ No extra charges for distance or la •. Specimens of Points, Rods, !*?* e jj. seen at Fulkerson's, or upon sever» ings, in and near Port Gibson. April 12, 1859. A. 33-61 Auctioneering • v T HE undersigned having been comm ^ stoned as an Auctioneer, is prepar ^ attend and conduct sales in all pari* - countv. He will be lound at his J* s| in Grand Gulf. E. April 5, 1850


ocr: R ed, DANIEL & BLISS, Wholesale and Retail GROCERS, Conter of Church and China Streets, Grand Gulf, Mississippi, R espectfully inform the public at large, that they keep constantly on hand and for sale, as low as *an be afford ed, a general assortment of Produce and Groceries, among which will be found the following: Molasses, Whiskey, Dried Beef, Mackerel. Coffee, Sugar, Butter, Tea, Cheese, Bran, Rice, Pork, Shot, &c. Flour, Salt. Candies, Potatoes, Lard, Bacon, Candles, Sperm Oil, Powder, Nails, Tobacco, Crackers, Soap, Spices, Lead, ike., — ALSO — A general assortment of Queensware , Wood ware, Tin and Glassware. Hardware , Stoneware , Together with a good assortment of JIXW « Fancy Articles, They solicit and expect a generous patron age, and assure those who may patronise them, that they will spare no pains to give general satisfaction. March 22,1850. 30 ly


ocr: H. S. FULKERSON, COTTOY FACTOR, Commission , Receiving And Forwarding ivcEjn.cxsim.sror* Corner of China and Church streets; (Storesformerly occupied by T. N.Muir and Wm. McFarlan,) GRAND GULF, Mississirpi. June 1,1850. 42


ocr: A and ABY & BURNET. A RE now opening at their store Grand Gulf, a splendid assortment English, French and American suited to the Fall and Winter seasons. and examine them. September 28. 1849. 5—tf.


ocr: K JOr. E. LI US, FAMILY Front Street, opposite the Wharf Boat, GRAND GULF, K EEPS a complete assortment of and Fancy Articles, Wholesale and Retail. March 22, 1850. 30-ly


ocr: 5000 Yards of SWISS MUSLINS. T HE undersigned have this day receiv ed per ship Raymondo, from Italy, a splendid assortment of plain, em broidered, Damask and printed Muslins, and Organdmes, Drapery Mus lins, Shawls, Oil Calicoes, &c. Also, a complete supply of Hats and Bonnets, of all qualities sizes. All of which they will sell at such prices as will astonish everybody. Call and examine before buying else where. S. BERNHÖIMER «& Port Gibson, April 13, 1850—34


ocr: A Grand Cnlf Directory. C. DAVIDSON, Commission , Receiving And Forwarding mLKfMK.CCXKÆ.nr'JTf GRNND GULF, MISS. H E has opened in the store formerly oc cupied by Wm. Poteet. He will keep constantly on hand and for sale, a general assortment of Produce and Groceries, Flour, "Walsh Brand," Mess Pork, Bacon Sides, clear and ribhed, Plain and Sugar cured Hams, (Shay'*,) Sugar-cured Beet, Buffalo Tongues, Lard, Soap, Sperm Candles, Star do. Drown Sugar, Loaf do. Lard Oil, Salt, Potatoes, Candies, Mackerel, No. I, Molasses, Rice, Tobacco, (ch'wing) Do. (sm'king) Cigars, best qual'y, Do. common, Tea, Coffee, Butter, Cheese, Powder and Shot, Lead, Spices, Crackers, Nails. —ALSO— A good assortment of Hardware, Queens ware, Stone ware, (assorted,) Wood-ware Tin and Glass-ware. He begs the patronage of the public, and promises his patrons that no pains will be spared to give full satisfaction. Grand Gulf, May 3, 1850 36-tf


ocr: A he W.s.CHANDLER, D. D.6. PORT GIBSON, MISS. A LL operations in Dental Surgery per formed according to the latest scientific improvements in the art, and warranted durable for life. Persons whose means are limited will he accommodated at prices in accordance thereto. Dr. C. will wait upon persons at their residence, if desired. Requests may be left with A. J. McGill, Druggist. Reference —The citizens generally. Jan. 1850. 20-tf


ocr: I w - a ; | I w here he can lie found al all times, unless - a j jsen t ; , - , .. , ... | ders lett during his absence shall roceive the earliest attention on his return, JT. W. THOMSON, »IfM3 . : * SURGEON DENTIST, Port Ciribson, Hiss. FFICE at the residence of Dr. C. W. Wilson, opposite the Court House, 0 All or professional business. on


ocr: A RARE CIIANCE. A VALUABLE FAMILY OF NEGROES For Sate. NE Woman, aged 46 years; a fine cook; One Man aged 23 yetrs, a first rate Blacksmith; One young woman aged 21 years, a good house servant; One boy aged 14 years, very likely; One boy aged 8 years, a smart boy; all sound and title perfect. For further particulars apply to the subscriber at Grand Gull, or H. S Ful kerson, at Fort Gibson. 0 R. G. WHARTON. Grand Gulf, Sept 13, 1S50 3-tl


ocr: ABY Si BURNET, RE now opening at their store in Grand Gulf, a splendid assortment of English, French and American A suited to the Fall and Winter seasons. Call and examine them. September 28. 1849. 5-tf.


ocr: R hand ed, age, DANIEL & BLISS, Wholesale and Retail GROCERS, Corner of Church and China Streets, Grand Gulf, Mississippi, R espectfully inform the public large, that they keep constantly on hand and for sale, as low as can be afford ed, a general assortment of Produce and ferdce'ries, among which will be found the following; Molasses, Whiskey, Dried Beef, Mackerel. Tobacco, Crackers, at Coffee, Sugar, Butter, 'Pea, Cheese, Bran, Rice, Pork, Shot, & c. Flour, Salt, Candies, Potatoes, Lard, Bacon, Candles. Soap, Spices, Lead, «fee., —ALSO— A general assortment of Sperm Oil, Powder, Nails, Queensware , Woodware , Tin and Glassware. Hardware , Stoneware, Together with a good assortment of Fancy Articles, They solicit and expect a generous patron age, and assure those who may patrbnise them, that they will spare no pains to give general satisfaction. March 22,1850. 30 ly


ocr: Groceries and Produce. BBLS Mess Pork, 50 Bags Rio Coffee, 50 Boxes Sperm Candles, 50 do 25 Half Barrels Molasses, 10 Hhds. Sugar. Just received by March 29, 1850 100 Boston Soap. J. S. MASON.


ocr: PRINCESS,- N0 ; 3, A RRIVES at Grand Gulf, coming up, every Thursday evening, and going down, every Friday, at 12 o'clock, noon. H S FULKERSON, Agent. 19-tf Jan 4 1850.'


ocr: TONS Juniata Iron, assorted:—Plow Slabs, Plow \Vings, Nail Rod, Hoop, Round and Square. 1 doz. 18 gal. Kettles, 4 doz. Skillets and Lids, 4 doz. Ovens and Lids, Cast Andirons, Waggon Boxes, Charcoal Furnaces, Stew Pots, Spring and German Steel. Just received and for sale by Dec 5, 1849. 15 J W CHAMPLIN.


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ocr: GEO. ML. REID, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. GRAND GULF, MISS. O FFICE in the blick building formerly occupied by John L. TQrrey. Pej> 7,48*9, Y5.tf


ocr: » PORT GIBSON, K EEPS constantly on hand a general as sortment of , _ , . Plantation Supplies , Mess, M. O. and Prime Pork; Bacon sides;" bard, Family Hams; choice Family Flour; common Flour; Rectified Whiskey; Old, Bourbon Whiskey; Coarse and Fine Salt;' Molasses in barrels and half barrels; Brown, Loaf and Crushed Sugar; Java, Havana & Rio Cnflêé; Tea in Caddies, and by the pound; Sperm and Star Candles; LIME AND CEMENT/ TURPENTINE; Lard, Sperm and Train Oil; Irish Potatoes; Egyptian Oats; 75 kegs Nails, every size; 5 tons Iron t . and Steel, complete assortment; Ox, 6 horse and 2 horse Waggons; Bagging and 11 ope; •leans and Linscy; Rlankels; Loivèllsl Boors & siaoESr HARDWARE; Castings; Heavy Small GROCERIES; Xegro Ku^cti and Flothingr; CALICOES; BROWN and BLEACIL El) DOMESTIC*; BED TICK - ING; Apron CHECËS: COT. TON STRIPES ; GLÄSI GOW JEANS; Ker - seys; Plaid Linsey; Buena Visia BATS; Fur and Seal Caps; OX, TRACE , FIFTH and BREAST CHAINS; TOBACCO, Fine and Common; FURNITURE OF EVERY KIND. The attention of Planters is particularly called !o my assortment pf IRON, pronoun ced by Blacksmiths to be (hé best évèr of fered in Port Gibson. Jan 4, 1850. j. . T9-tf 2>tiftàeld'« Hain«. .


ocr: Plantation Supptics, C ONSTANTLY oh hand at rny store at GRAND GULF, BAGGING AND ROPE; JEANS; LINSEY AND LOWELLS; RUSSfc/rs*; PORK, BACON, LARD and FLOUR; and a general assortment of Jan 1, 1850. H. S. FULKERSON


ocr: A BARRELS Mess Pork, 0\J 50 bbls, Prime do. Rump do. 50 do 5 casks Shoulders, 50 pieces Bagging, 50 coils Rope, Linseys, Jeans, and Lowels, j ed and for sale by August 2 ,1850 just receiv. W. M. KENN. 40of


ocr: N ! ■ Ad l™ istr » tor,s Notice. OFHJE is here given, that the under signed Administrator of the estate of Benjamm Mitchell, dec'd, will at the en sumg August Term, 1850, of the Probate Court of Claiborne county, present to said Lourt his partial account as Administrator aforesaid, for settlement and allowance. JOHN I. MITCHELL, August 2 , 1860-49.3t Administrator.


ocr: R. morris. JAMES GILLESPIE. It. MORRIS & CO COLLECTING AND SOLICITING AGUNCY. HEAD QUARTERS AT ■Hcrson, Miss., and Montgomery, Ala. Visit ■ i every Post Office in Miss, ami Alabama Five Tinier a Year. REFER TO—J. I). B Debow, W. C. ut ican & Co, New Orleans; Freman Esq., Publisher Merchants' Maga |J ne ' New York; W. P. Mellen, Esq., Reliez; Hon. Jacob Thompson, Hon. ,y r»on Davis, Washington City; Gen. • Duncan, Philadelphia; O. O. Wood* Vicksburg; Prof. B. Sijiiman, 1 Ale College, A Pr»l 13, 1849. ! C.


ocr: A ABY 8c BURNET, RE now opening at their store in Grand Gulf, a splendid assortment of English, French and American A aaaat suited to the Fall and Winter seasons. Call and examine them. September 28. 1849. 5-tf.


ocr: PRINCESS, NO. 3, Â RRIV ES at Grand Gulf, coming up, every Thursday at 10 o'clock A. M., and going down, every Saturday ' morning at 7 o'clock. H S FÜLKERSON, Agent. April 4 1850. 19-lf


ocr: A left No I ïtmvm/r i V n; w Lightning Rods. A BROWER gives notice to the citi . zens of Claiborne county, that he is now in Port Gibson, prepared to put up the BEST and LARGEST Lightning Rods in use. Orders from aily part of the county, left at H. S. Fulkerson's. Port Gibson or Grand Gulf, will be thankfully received and promptly executed, The price is such (25 cents per foot, compleie,) as to be within the reach of all. No extra charges for distance or labor.— Specimens of Points, Rods, &c., may be seen at Fulkerson's, or upon several dwell ings, in and near Port Gibson/' April 12, 1859. 8S-6t


ocr: ABY & BURNET, RE now opening at their store in Grand Gulf, a splendid assortment of English, French and American A suited to the Fall and Winter seasons. Call and examine them. September 28. 1849. 5-tf.


ocr: Ranger's Notice T HKEN up by Fraukliu Kilcrease, Bay Horse, about 16 hands high, a 12 years old, and blind of one eye, he has no marks or brands perceivable. The owner is requested to come for ward, prove property, pay charges, and take him away, or he will be dealt with as the law directs. W. F. EISELY,^ 37, 1850 I-3t


ocr: DANIEL & BLISS Wholesale and Retail GROCERS, Corner of Church and China Streets, Grand Gulf, Mississippi, ESPECTFULLY inform the public at large, that they keep constantly on hand and for sale, as low as can be afford ed, a general assortment of Produce and feroeeries, will be found the following: Molasses, Whiskey, Dried Beef, Mackerel. R among which Flour, Salt, Candies, Potatoes, Lard, Bacon, Candles, Sperm Oil, Powder, Nails, Coffee, sugar, Butter, Tea, Cheese, Bran, Rice, Pork, Shot, &c. Tobacco, Crackers, Soap, Spices, Lead, &c., -ALSO— A general assortment of Qncenswarc, Woodware, Tin and Glassware. Hardware , Stoneware , Together with a good assortment of Fancy Articles, They solicit and expect a generous patron age, and assure those who may patronise them, that they will spare no pains to give general satisfaction. March 22, 1850« 30 ly


ocr: DU FF I ELD'S NEW HAMS. TIERCES of the above celebrated Hams for sale by Feb 22, 1850, 3 S. FORBES.


ocr: JAH. fl. IfARDLYK, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND Real Estate Agent, Office on 3d, between J and K streets, Sa. cramento City, California. 23-tf. Dec 1849.


ocr: in MN [aut/vl j 1 fry .fill ■/. / u ; ALL 9 i BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. - The pri-at popularity which Moffat'« Life Pills and : Phcunix Bitters hare attained, in consequence of the extraordinary cures effected by their use. renders it. unnecessary for the proprietor to enter into a particu lar analysis of their medicinal virtues or propertien.i Having been more than twenty years before the pub lic, and having the united testimony of more than Three Million« of persons who have been restored to the enjoyment of perfect health by them, it is be lieved that their reputation as the best vegetable medicine now before the public, admits of no dispute, tn almost every city and Tillage in the United States, there are many who are ready to testify to their effi cacy in removing disease, and giving to the whole system renewed vigor and health. In cases of Scrofula, Ulcers, Scurry or Eruption« of the skin, ttie operation of the Life Medicines is truly astonishing, often removing in a few days every vestige of these loathsome diseases, by their puri- ■ fying effects on the blood. Ferer and Ague, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Piles, and in short most all diseases, soon yield to their curative properties. No family should be without them, as by their timely use much suffer ing and expense may be saved. PREPARED BY WILLIAM B. MOFFAT, M. D. , hew vork. <"V & For sale, wholesale and retail by A. J. McGILL, Druggist, Port Gibson, MUs.


ocr: 1 A 1 1. For Sale. HOUSE and Lot situate in the town of Port Gibson, for particulars enquire at this office. July 5, 1860-45-tf


ocr: J. W. TUO.HSON, v -•rv > •V $fIM (til SURGEON DENTIST, Port Gibson, Miss. FFICE at the residence of Dr. C. W. Wilson, opposite the Court House, where he can be found at all times, unless absent on professional business. All or ders left during his absence shall roceive the earliest attention on his return. March 23, 1849. 0 30-ly


ocr: he W.8.CHANDLER,D. D.8 . PORT GIBSON, MISS. A LL operations in Dental Surgery per formed according to the latest scientific improvements in the art, and warranted durable for life. t Persons whose means are limited will he accommodated at prices in accordance thereto. . Dr. C. will wait upon persons at their residence, if desired. Requests may be left with A. J. McGill, Druggist. Reference —The citizens generally. 20-tf Port Gibson, Jan. 15, 1850.


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ocr: REKFL/VK PACKET For Milliken's Bend, Vicksburg, Warren ton, New Carthage, Hard Times, Grand Gulf, St. Joseph's, Rodney, Natchez, and Plantations. The Superior and Fast Running Passenger Steamer KNOXVILLE, ROBERT H. CRUMP, Master, WILL ply i T V trade as in the above a Regular Weekly Packet, with days and times of departure as follows, viz: Ascending —Leaves New Orleans on Thursday, at 5 p. m., and arrives at Grand Gulf on Saturday, at 7 a. m. Descending —Leaves Milliken's Bend on Sunday, at 3 p. m , and arrives at Grand Gulf on Tuesday, at 7 a m. 05"A11 business confided to the Knox ville will receive the most prompt attention. ABY & BURNET, Agents, Grand Gulf, Miss. 5—5m September 28, 1849. on


ocr: ABJfl. S If Vf.T' Watchmaker, AND SILVERS JUT II, ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabi tants of Port Gibson, and the public ge nerally, that he has opened a store on street. Port G ihsjon,nearly opposite the Office, wherô he offers for sale Gold Silver Watches; Guard and Drop Seals and Keys; Brooches and Breast Finger Rings, set and plain; Ear Rings Drops; Shirt Studs; Pencil Cases; Mourn ing Breast Pins, &c.; Ladies Work Thimbles; Beads; Black Lead Steel Tweezers; Braid and Silk Looking Glasses, different sizes; for all ages; also, a large assortment of su perior Eight Day and Thirty Hour Clbck§, from the best manufacturers, war ranted to keep good time. Every description ol Watches, Musical Boxes, Clocks, &c., carefully re Jan 25, 1850.—-22-tf B paired. GRAND GULF MONEY, OR sale by 'V A Britton & Co., re


ocr: PRINCESS, NO. 3, A RRIVES at Grand Gulf, comng up, every Thursday evening, and going down, every Friday, at 12 o'clock, noon. , II S FULKERSON, Agent. , Jan 4 1850. 19-tf


ocr: DUFFIEL1VS NEW HAMS. 'PIERCES of the abôvé celebrated Hams for sale by Feb 22, 1850, 3 S. FORBES.


ocr: 17 JY and OX, The ced w sale H. S. FULKERSON, PORT GIBSON, 17 EE PS constant^ on hand a general as JY soilment of *' . Plantation Supplies , Mess, M. O. and Primp Pork; Bacon sides; Lard; Family Hams; choice Family Hour; Flour; Rectified YY'hiskçy; Qld Bourbon Whiskey; Coarse and Fine, Salt; Molasses in barrels and half barrels; Brown, Loaf and Crushed Sugar; Java, Havana & Rio Coffee; Tea in Caddies, and by the pound; Sperm and Star Candles; common LIME AND CEMENT; TURPENTINE; , Lard, Sperm and Train 04; ■ Irish Potatoes; Egyptian -Oats; 75 kegs Nails, every size; 5 tons Iron and Steel, complete assortment; Ox, 6 horso and 2 horse Waggons; Bagging and Rope; Jeans and Linsey; • Blankets ; Itowells ; BOOTS & SHOES; HARDWARE; Castings; Heavy Small GROCER iE S; Xfgro Russels and Clothing; CALICOES; BROWN and BLEACH. ED DOMESTiCS; BED TICK. ING; Apron CHECKS; COT. TON STRIPES, GLAS GO W JEANS; lie r. seys; Plaid Linsey; Buena Visla HATS; Fur and Seal Caps; OX, TRACE, FIFTH and BREAST CHAINS; TOBACCO, Fine ami Common; t . *5*1 FURNITURE OF EVERY KIND. The attention of Planters-:s particularly called to.my assortment of IRON, pronoun ced by Blacksmiths to be the best ever of fered in Port Gibson. Jan 4, 1850. 19-tf 00 ( 1 '$ Plough's, 25 No. 1 Von hand and for sale by March 1 w H S Fulkerson Diifßcld'* Ham«, ' , TIERCES "Driffield's Westphalia Harns," new, just received ami for H SFULKERSON. 20 sale by Feb 14 25 BALES COTTON wanted, tor


ocr: i j | J. W. THOMSON, ' .. j j j ! j , M __. u - Port Gibson, Miss. ATFICL at the residence of Dr. C. Vy W ilson, opposite the Court House, w here lie can lie found at all litnes. unless ■>" Professional business. All ders i6tt during his absence shmi roceite the earliest attention on his return, March 23 1849. At SURGEON DENTIST, 30-ly


ocr: : . ■ ■ j j j W.S.CHANDLERjD.D.S. ' ;.q - PORT GIBSON, MISS. A LL operations in Dental Surgery per formed according to the latest improvements in the art, and durable for life. Persons whose means are limited fie accommodated at prices in thereto, . j Dr. C. will wait upon persons at ; residence, if desired. Requests may be left with A. J. j Druggist. ; : Reference —The citizens generally. Port Gibson, Jan. 15, 1850. 20-tf


ocr: H Law Notice. JOHN T. CLARK, AS resumed the Practice ut his Pro fession in the Parishes of Madison, Carroll, Tensas and Concordia, and in the Superior Court of the State of Louisiana. Office at residence, one mile from Rod ney, Miss. H July 5, 1850-45-ly


ocr: Dim. ABBAY & RUSSELL, AVING associated themselves in the practice of Medicine, offer their pro fessional services to the citizens of Fort Gibson, and the vreinrity. Office in the building formerly occupied by the Planter's Bank. Mây 10, 1850. * II 37-ly


ocr: DR. W. T. OWEN, Office over Mr. N. P. Moody's Drug »tore, port Gibson, miss. 24-6m Feb. 8, 1850.


ocr: ABY & BURNET, RE now opening at their store in Grand Gulf, a splendid assortment of A English, French and American • b«l w »»ÄS ^ suited to the Fall and Winter seasons. Call and examine them. September 28. 1849. 5—tf.


ocr: G. BURKE & CO., COTTON FACTORS AND Commission •Her chants , No. — Magazine Street, New Orleans, La. T HE undersigned, Agent for the above firm in Port Gibson, will receive and forward Cotton consigned to them, and make advances thereon, or furnish Planta tion supplies to Planters doing business with said House. July 5, 1850, WM. M. KENN. 45-tf


ocr: G. L. & A. VAN BIBBER, COTTON FACTORS AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No 88 Common Street, NEW ORLEANS. HE undersigned, Agent for Messrs. G . L. & A. Van Bibber, will attend toany business for them here, and will make libe ral advances in Cash or Plantation Supplies Cotton stored with him for shipment to J. W. CHAMPLIN. 6 -ly T on them. Grand Guff, Oct. 6 , 1848.


ocr: 1st, 1850. H. S. FULKERSON, * PÖRT GIBSON,' T7EEPS*constaht!y on hand à general aa J\. sortaient of Plantation SitppUes , Mess, M. O. and Prime Pork; Bacon sides; Lard; Family Hams; choicè Family Flour; common Flour; Rectified Whiskey; öld Bourbon Whiskey; Coarse and Fine Salt; Molasses in barrels and halfbarrels; Brown, Loaf and Crushed Sugar; Java, Havana & Rio Coffee; Tea in Caddies, and by the pound; Sperm and Star Candles; LIME AND CÉMENT } TURPENTINE; Lard, Sperm and Train Oil; Irish Potatoes; Egyptian Oats; 75 keg$ Nails, every size; 5 tops Irpn and Steel,completeassortment; Ox, 6 horse and 2 horse Waggons; Bagging and Rope; Jeans and Linsey; Blankets ; Lowells ; BOOT« & «HOES; HARDWARE; Castings; Heavy wm small GROCERIES; .... Negro Russets and Clothing? CALICOES; BROWN and BLEACH. ED DOMESTICS; BED TICK. ING; Apron CHECKS; COT - TON STRIPES-, GLAS. GOW JEANS; Ker. seys; Plaid Linsey; Buena Vista HATS; Fur and Seal Caps; , OX, TRACE, FIFTH and BREAST CHAINS; TOBACCO , Fine and Common; FURNITURE OF EVERY KtND. The attention of Planters is particularly called to my assortment of IRON, pronoun-' ced by Blacksmiths to'be the best ever of fered in Port Gibson. June 1 , 1850. 42-tf


ocr: IL Lv 'J 'XSj I IK IL m 1 ' /.j BEWARE 1 OF.,cat? NTERFEITSV W The groat popularity which Maffat s Lif* Pills aud Paamix Bitters hare attained, in cnnsetvuvnce of the extraordinary cures effected by their use. rende» it unuocest-ary for the proprietor to enter into a parties iar auaiysis of their medicinal virtues or prope Having been more than twenty years before the pub he. and having the united testimony of more than Three Millions of persons who have been restored to the enjoyment of perfect health by them, it is be lieved that their reputation as the best vegetable medicine now before the public, admits of no dispute. In almost every city and village in the United States, there are many who are ready to testify to their effi cacy m removing disease, and giving system renewed vigor aDd health J**™ Scrofula, Ulcers, Scurvy or Eruptions ct the skm the operation of the Life Medicines L truly astonishing, often remoYing in a few days t*Tery vestige of these loathsome diseases, by their puri fying effects on the blood. Fever and Ague, iT P SP sia ' * )ro P s >i Riles, and in short most all diseases, soon yield to their curative / properties. No^ family should be without J/ .hem. as by their timely use much suffer ing and expense may be saved. (Sn PREPARED BY dfA WILLIAM B. MOFFAT, M. D. riY/rth hew voRx. <rV&ßö rtie*. to the wholr tor sale, wholesale and retail by A. J. McGILL, Druggist, Port Gibson, Miss. 20 1850.


ocr: W.S.CHANDLER, D. D.S. Bi PORT GIBSON, MISS. A LL operations in Dental Surgery per formed according to the latest scientific improvements in the art, and warranted durable for life. Persons whose means are limited will be accommodated at prices in accordance thereto. Dr. C. will wait upon persons at their residence, if desired. Requests may be left with A. J. McGill, Druggist. Reference —The citizens generally. Port Gibson, Jan. 15, 1850. 20 -tf


ocr: J. W. THOMSON, SURGEON DENTIST, Pori Gibson, I?lis§. FFICE at the residence of Dr. C. W. Wilson, opposite the Court House, where he can be found at all times, unless absent on professional business. All or ders left during his absence shall roceive the earliest attention on his return. 0


ocr: H the THOMAS ARMAT. Jlttorney Sy Counsellor. H AS resumed the practice of Law, and will attend to any Professional en gagements in the Parishes of Tensas, Madison, Carroll and Concordia, and in the Superior Courts of Louisiana. Office and residence in St. Joseph, La. March 8 , 1850 27-tf


ocr: HENRY O'KELLY. Receiving! and Forwarding; MERCHANT, Grand Gulf, MISSISSIPPI. March 1,1850.


ocr: ABY & BURNET, RE now opening at their store in Grand Gulf, a splendid assortment of English, French and American suited to the Fall and Winter seasons. Call and examine them. September 28. 1849. A 5-tf.


ocr: PRINCESS, NO. 3, A RRIVES at Grand Gulf every Thursday af10 o\ , coming vp. clock A. MT,* and going down, every Saturday morning at7 o'clook. H S FULKERSON, Agent. April 4 1850. 19-tf


ocr: Liami Guir Directory, DANIEL & BLISS, Wholesale and Retail GROCERS, Corner of Church and China Streets, Grand Gulf, Mississippi, R espectfully inform the public large, that they keep constantly hand and for sale, as low as can be afford ed, a general assortment of Produce and CSroceries, among which will be found the following: Coffee, Sugar, Butter, Tea, Cheese, Bran, Rice, Pork, Shot, at on Molasses, Whiskey, Dried Beef, Mackerel. Flour, Salt, Candies, Potatoes, Lard, Bacon, Candles, Sperm Oil, Powder, Nails, Tobacco, Crackers, Soap, Spices, Lead, «fee., -ALSO — A general assortment of &c. Quemswnre, Wool ware , Tin and Glassware. * Hardware , Stoneware, Together with a good assortment of Æ2-< Fancy Articles, They solicit and expect a generous patron age, and assure those who may patronise them, that they will spare no pains to give general satisfaction. March 22,1850. 30 ly


ocr: C. DAVIDSON, Commission f Recoining And Forwarding miK:EK.c=:»:AiLMrrx79 GRNND GULF, MISS. E has opened in the store formerly oc cupied by Wm Poteet. He will keep on hand and fur sale, a general of Produce and Groceries, Flour, "Walsh Brand," Mess Pork, Bacon Sides, clear and ribbed, Plain and Sugar cured Hams, (Shay's,) Molasses, Rice, Tobacco, (ch'wirig) Do. (sm'king) Cigars, best qual'y, Do. common, Tea, Coffee, Butter, Cheese, Powder and Shot, Lead, Spices, Crackers, Nails. —ALSO— A good assortment of Hardware, Queens ware, Stone ware, (assorted,) Wood-ware Tin and Glass-ware. He begs the patronage of the public, and promises his patrons that no pains will be spared to give full satisfaction. Grand Gulf, May 3, 1850 36-tf Sugar-cured Beet, Buffalo Tongues, Lard, Soap, Sperm Candles* Star do. Drown Sugar, Loaf do. Lard Oil, Salt, Potatoes, Candies, Mackerel, No. 1,


ocr: For Sale for Cash. LIKELY" acclimated negro wo man, a superior Cook, Washer, and lroner. Apply at this office. Feb 1, 1850. A 23-tf


ocr: Groceries and Produce. 1 AA BBLS Mess Pork, XUU 50 Bags Rio Coffee, 50 Boxes Sperm Candles, 50 do Boston Soap. 25 Half Barrels Molasses, 10 Hhds. Sugar. Just received by March 29, 1850 J. S. MASON.


ocr: PORK! PORK!! BBLS. Mess Pork, just reoeiverJ and for sale cheap, deliverable af Grand Gulf or Port Gibson. Jan 3i 200 II S FULKERSON,


ocr: « D1H1ËL & Il LIS«, Wholesale and Retail GROCERS, Corner of Church and China Streets, Grand Gulf, Mississippi, R ESPECTFULLY inform the public at large, that they keep constantly on hand and for sale, as low.as can be afford ed, a general assortment of Produce nnd Groceries, ärnong which will be found the following Coffee, Sugar, Butter, Tea, Cheese, Bran, Rice, Pork, Shot, &c. Flour, Salt, Candies, Potatoes, Lard, Bacon, Candles, Sperm Oil; Spices, Powder, Nails, Molasses, Whiskey, Dried Beef; Mackerel. Tobacco, Crackers; Soap, Lead, &c., — ALSO — A general assortment of Hardware, Stoneware * Queensware , Woodware , Tin and Glassware. Together with a good assortment of Fancy Articles* £3B4MB£d They solicit and expect a generous patron age, and assure those who may patronise them, that they will spare no pains to give genera] satisfaction. Grand at on , , give


ocr: ABY & BURNET, A RE now opening at their store in Grand Gulf, a splendid assortment of English, French and American suited to the Fall and Winter seasons. Call and examine them. September 28. 1849. 5—tf. in of


ocr: DR. W. T. OWEN, Office over Mr. N. P. Moody's Drug Store, PORT GIBSON, Miss. 24-6m Feb. 8, 1850.


ocr: BARRELS Mess Pork, 50 bbls, Prime do. Rump do. 50 ' 50 do 5 casks Shoulders, 60 pieces Bagging, 50 coils Rope, Linseys, Jeans, and Lowels, just receiv. ed and for sale by W. M. KENN. 2, 1850 49-tf


ocr: Spooner Forbes, FAMILY GROCER, No. 7, Stamps' Row, Port Gibson, Miss. 11-ly November 8, 1850


ocr: 50 BARRELS Mess Pork, 50 bbls, Prime do. do Rump do. 50 5 casks Shoulders, 60 pieces Bagging, 50 coils Rope, Linseys, Jeans, and Lowels, just ed and for sale by August 2, 1850 W. M. KENN. 49-tf


ocr: DANIEL BLISS, Wholesale and Retail WROCER, CHURCH STREET, GRAND GULF, MISS. K EEPS constantly on hand and for sale, as low as can be afforded, a general as sortment of Groceries and Produce, among which will be found the following: Whiskey, Sugar, * Molasses, Coffee, Mackerel, Tea, Cheese, Tobacco, Crackers, Bran, Candles, . Rice, Sperm Oil, Spices, Powder, Lead, Nails, &c. — ALSO — A good and general assortment of Hardware, Queensware, Tin and Glassware. He solicits the patronage of the public, and assure those who may patronise him, that no pains will be spared to give gene ral satisfaction. April 5, 1850 Flour, Salt, Potatoes, Lard, Bacon, Soap, Pork, Shot, Iron, 32-1 y


ocr: Embroidered Drapery AND CURTAIN MOUSLINS. T HE undersigned have recently received per ship Old England, from Havre, France, 2 cases of Embroidered Curtain and Drapery Mouslines, which they offer at the lowest importing prices. S. BERNHEIMER & BRO. Nov. 29, 1850,


ocr: I\ T egToes for Sale. HE subscriber has just arrived with 54 Likely Negroes, consisting of House servants and Field hands, one good plantation Blacksmith, which he is disposed to sell on reasonable terms, and solicits a call from buyers be fore making their purchases. JOHN HUNTER. Grand Gulf, Miss., Nov. 8, 1850 T 11-9 Nov. 29, 1950 HAKER GARDEN SEED, crop 1850, just come, all fresh, for sale by A. J. McGILL. s


ocr: J. W. THOWSOV, SURGEON DENTIST, Port Gibson, Miss. FFICE at tbe residence of Dr. C. W. Wilson, opposite the Court House, where he can be found at all times, unless absent on professional business. All or ders left during his absence shall roceive the earliest attention on his return. March 23, 1849. 0 30-ly


ocr: W.S.CHANDLER, D. D.S. r PORT GIBSON, MISS. A LL operations in Dental Surgery per formed according to the latest scientific improvements in the art, and warranted durable for life. Persons whose means are limited will he accommodated at prices in accordance thereto. Dr. C. will wait upon persons at their residence, if desired. Requests may be left with A. J. McGill, Druggist. Reference—T he citizens generally. Port Gibson, Jan. 15, 1850. 20-tf J. W. THOWSOV,


ocr: A. J« CARNAHAN, DRAPER & TAILOR. PORT GIBSON, MISS. ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens generally, that he is prepared to make up Gentlemen's garments in the most fash ionable style and on short notice. A good fit warranted in all cases. His shop is in the brick row opposite the upper Livery Stable, on Main street, and next door to the store of Mr. R. Potts May 17, 1850 R Grand Gulf, May SI, 1850. Q H AY'S Kest jugar-cured Hams for-sale by J» W. CHAMPLTN, 88~Iy


ocr: THOMAS ARMAT. « Attorney & Counsellor. H AS resumed the practice of Law, and will attend to any Professional en gagements in the Parishes of Tensas, Madison, Carroll and Concordia, and in the Superior Courts of Louisiana. . Office and residence in St. Joseph, La. March 8, 1850 27-tf


ocr: Notice. T HE undersigned. Executors of Ann J. Singleton, dec'd., willsell at Private Sale. the Plantation on which the deceased for merly resided. WM. R McALPINE, D. G. HUMHHREYS, Executor's. Nov 1850-13-tds


ocr: BEN. W. JOHNSTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW. PORT GIBSON, MISSISSIPPI. Can be found,for the present, at Circuit Court Clerk's Office.


ocr: I Cigar*. { HAVE the pleasure of informing my friends and the "rest of mankind, that I have just received 2,500 best Haiana Cigars. W. H. WRIGHT. April 5, 1850 32


ocr: ABY & BURNET, A RE now opening at their store in Grand Gulfj a splendid assortment of English, French and American suited to the Fall and Winter seasons. Call and examiné them. September 28. 1849. 5-tf.


ocr: PRINCESS, NO: 3, A RRIVES at Grand Gulf, coming tip , every Thursday at 40 o'cl^iik-A^M., and going down , every Saturday morning at 7 o'clock . H S FULKERSON, Agent, April 4 1950.


ocr: ABY & BURNET, RE now opening at their store Grand Gulf, a splendid assortment English, French and American A 19 suited to the Fall and Winter seasons. Call and examine them. September 28 . 1849. 5-tf.


ocr: Groceries and Produce. BBLS Mess Pork, 50 Bags Rio Coffee, 50 Boxes Sperm Candles, 50 do 100 Boston Soap. 25 Half Barrels Molasses, 10 Hhds. Sugar. Just received by March 29, 1850 J. S. MASON.


ocr: J KJiVE '1st,' 1 »do. -, H. S. FULKERSON, ■y * - PORT GIBSON, on hand a general as-" K EEPS constantly sortment of Plantation Supplies, Mess, M. O. and Prime Pork; Bacon sides; Lard; Family Hams; choice Family Flour; common Flour; Rectified Whiskey; Old Bourbon Whiskey; Coarse and Fine Sail; Molasses in barrels and half barrels; Brown, Loaf and Crushed Sugar; Java, Havana & Rio Coffee; Tea in Caddies, and by the pound; Sperm and Star Candles; Lime and cement { TURPENTINE; Lard, Sperm and.Train Oil; Irish Potatoes; Egyptian Oats; 75 kegs Nails, every size; 5 tons Iron and Steel,completeassortment; Ox,0 horse and 2 horse Waggons; Bagging and Rope; »leans and Blankets : Lowells : BOOTS & SHOES; HARDWARE; Castings; Heavy » Small GROCERIES; Negre Russets and Clothing; CALICOES; BROWN and BLEACH: ED DOMESTICS; BED TICK ING; Apron CHECKS; COT TON STRIPES ; GLAS GOW JEANS; Kcr - « seys; Plaid Linsey; Buena Vista HATS; Fur and Seal Caps; OX, TRACE, FIFTH and BREAST CHAINS; TOBACCO, Fine and Common; FURNITURE OF EVERY KIND. The attention of Planters is particularly


ocr: Grand Gulf Rirectory. — DANIELA OLWX, Wholesale and Retail grocers; ; r * ; Corner of Church and China Streets, Grand Gulf, Mississippi, R espectfully inform the public large, that they keep constantly on hand and for sale, as low as can be afford ed, a general assortment of Produce and Groceries, among which will be found the following: Flour, Salt, Candies* Potatoes Lard, Bacon, Candles, Sperm Oil, Powder, Nails, Molasses, Whiskey, Dried Beef, Mackerel» Tobacco; Crackers, Soap, Spices, Lead, &c., —ALSO— Coffee, Sugar, Butter, Tea, Cheese, Bran, Rice, Pork, Shot, &c. . A general assortment of Hardware, Stoneware , Queensuôarë Woodware , Tin and Glassware. Together with a good assortment of *□*»489 Fancy ArlRRs, They solicit and expect a generous patron age, and assure those who may "patronise them, that they will spart» no pains to give general satisfaction. Match 22,1850. 30


ocr: J. W. THO.VISOT, ,--A »V ; '• !Â m f;:. SURGEON DENTIST; Port Gibson, iTCiss. FF1CE at the residence of Dr. C. W. Wilson, opposite the Court House, where he can be found at all times, unless absent on professional business. All or ders lejt during his absence shall roceire the earliest attention on his return. March 23, 1849. 0 30-ly


ocr: W. S.CHANDLER,D.D.S. ,K Mm «ni PORT GIBSON, MISS. LL operations in Dental Surgery per formed according to the latest scientific improvements in the art, and -warranted durable for life. Persons whose means are limited will he accommodated at prices in accordance thereto. Dr. C. will wait upon persons at their residence, if desired. Requests may be left with A. J. McGill, Druggist. Reference—T he #itizens generally. Port Gibson, Jan. 15, 1850. A 20-tf


ocr: ABY & BURNET, RE now opening at their store in Grand Gulf, a splendid assortment of English, French and American A suited to the Fall and V\ inter seasons. Call and examine them. September 28. 1849. 5-tf.


ocr: DANIEL & IILISN, Wholesale and GROCERS, Corner of Church and China Streets, Gulf, Mississippi, ESPECTFULLY inform the public large, that they keep constantly on hand and for sale, as low as can be afford ed, a general assortment ot Produce and Groceries, among which will be found the tollowing: Molasses, Whiskey, Dried Beef, Mackerel. Tobacco, Crackers, R Coffee, Sugar, Butter, Tea, Cheese, Bran, Rice, Pork, Shot, &c. Flour, Salt, Candies, Potatoes, Lard, Bacon, Candles, Sperm Oil, Powder, Nails, Soap, Spices, Lead, &c., —ALSO— A general assortment of Queensware , Woodware , Tin and Glassware. Together with a good assortment of 'SSS9 Hardware, Stoneware , Fancy Articles, a«28<B» They solicit and expect a generous patron age, and assure those who may patronise them, that they will spare no pains to give general satisfaction. March 22,1850. 30 ly


ocr: SADDLE AN D HÀR N £ S b MANUFACTORY. T liJc, undersigned rcspect-rv fully informs his friends and the public generally, that'^fj he will manufacture to order, J| and keep constantly on hand, if at his old stand, on Main xl street, opposite H. S. Fulker son's store, a complete as sortment of SAP DEES, of the best quality and latest style; B RIDLES, H ARNESS, &c-, &c. In addition to the above, he will keep a complete assort ment of trunks, Valices, Carpet-Bags. Riding and Carriage Whips, See. He is prepared to supply Planters with BAND LEATHER , of superior quality, and to make to order, on short notice, and in the most workman, like manner, all articles in his line of busi ness, and on the most accommodating terms, for Cash, or on a reasonable credit to punctual customers. All bills due when presented. August 2,1850 WM. BEATY. 49-ly


ocr: Insolvent Notice. THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, ) Claiborne County. $ To all creditors of the estate of Freder ick J. Poor, deceased. Y OU are hereby cited and notified present your daims against said es tate, declared insolvent, Probated accord ing to law, to the Clerk of the Court of said county, on or before the day of May, A, D. 1851, for and report, or the same will be barred. Witness the Hon. Jambs §gf*B Maxwell, Jndge of said UaB^al the fourth Monday of - A. D. 1950. Issued October 31st, A. D. 1850. JAMES A. GAGE, Clerk 10-6m Nov 1, 1850


ocr: WTs.chandler.d.d.s. PORT GIBSON, MISS. A LL operations in Dental Surgery per formed according to the latest scientific improvements in the art, and warranted durable for life. . Persons whose means are limited will he accommodated at prices in accordance thereto. . Dr. C. will wait upon persons at their residence, if desired. Requests may be left with A. J. McGill, Druggist. „ Reference —The citizens generally. 20-tf Port Jan. 15, 1850.


ocr: J. W. THOMSON, Port GifoSOII, .'flitSS. FICE at the residence of Dr. G. W. \J Wilson, opposite the Court House, w here he can be found at all times, unless a ^ sent on professional business, ders |eU duH hjg absence sba H roceive the ear, | est aMent j° n on his return. March 23, 1849. 30-1 y SURGEON DENTIST, All or


ocr: Citation. THE STATE OF MISSILSIPPI, Claiborme County. Probate Court of said County, October Term, 1850. To Charles C. Jacobs and Lucinda M. Ja - cobs, his reife. Administrator and Ad ministratrix of the estate of William D. Bush, deceased. Y OU are hereby cited to be and person ally appear before said Court, on the first day of the next Term thereof, to be holden at the Court House in and for said county, on the fourth Monday in Novem ber next, to shew cause, if any you can or have, why the Letters of Administration granted to said Lucinda M., while Lucinda M. Bush, shall not be revoked. WITNESS the Hon. James A. Maxwell, Judge of said Court, the fourth Monday of October, A. D. 1850, and the seal of said Court hereunto affixed. Issued October 30th, 1850. JAMES A. GAGE, Clerk. 10-4w : v Nov 1,1850


ocr: Lumber Yard, T HE subscriber will keep constantly on hand at his Lumber Y ard,backofikt Jail, in Port Gibson, a good assortment « CYPRUS LUMBER, consisting of Flooring, Weatherboard. Inch Plank, for fencing, Scanllins , which he will sell as cheap as can bete at any Saw-Mill. ROBERT WATT. lM Nov. 22, 1850


ocr: W.S.CHANDLER,D.D.S. > : PORT GIBSON, MISS, * LL operations in Dental Surgery per il formed according to the latest scientific improvements in the art, and warranted durable for life. Persons whose means are limited will be accommodated at prices in accordance thereto. Dr. C. will wait upon persons at their residence, if desired. Requests may be left with A. J. McGill, Druggist. Reference—T he citizens generally. Port Gibson, Jan. 15, 1850. 20-tf


ocr: J. IV. THOMSON, . • • > iirafcls! SURGEON DENTIST, Port .Tliss. FFICE at the residence of Dr. C. W. Wilson, opposite the Court House, where he can he found at all times, unless absent on professional business. All or ders left during his absence shall roceive the earliest attention on his return. March 1849. 0 W. or


ocr: Si-Öol ; • / / I I, < tk M BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. The great popularity which Moffat's Lite Fills and Fha-nix Bitters have attained, in consequence of the extraordinary cures effected hy their use. renders it unnecessary for the proprietor to enter into a particu lar analysis of their medicinal virtues or properties. Having been more than twenty years before the pub lie. and iiaviug the united testimony of more than Three Millions of persons who have been restored to the enjoyment of perfect health by them, it is be lieved that their reputation as the best vegetable medicine now before the public, admits of no dispute. In almost every city aDd village in the United States, there arc many who are ready to testify to their effi cacy in removing disease, and giving to the whole system renewed vigor aud health. In cases of Scrofula, Ulcers, Scurvy or Eruptions of the skin, the operation of the Life Medicines is truly astonishing, often removing in a few days every vestige of these loathsome diseases, by their puri fying effects on the Wood. Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Piles, and in short most aH diseases, soon yield to their curative properties. No family should be without them, as by their timely use much suffer ing and expense may be saved. a Ü PREPARED BY WILLIAM B. MOFFAT, M. D. HEW YORK. For sale, wholesale and retail by A. J. McGILL, Druggist, Port Gibson, Miss.


ocr: the 0 J. W. THOMSON, SURGEON DENTIST, Port Gibson, Miss. FFICE at the residence, of Dr. C. W. Wilson, opposite the Court House, where he can be found at all times, unless absent on professional business, ders left during his absence shall roceive the earliest attention on his return. March 23, 1849. 0 All or 30-ly


ocr: A he W.S. CHANDLER, D-D. 8. PORT GIBSON, MISS. A LL operations in Dental Surgery per formed according to the latest scientific improvements in the art, and warranted durable for life. Persons whose means are limited will he accommodated at prices in accordance thereto. Dr. C. will wait upon persons at their residence, if desired. Requests may be left with A. J. McGill, Druggist. Reference— The citizens generally.


ocr: j : fc ' omet) 2 û.)C r t 8 ROADWAY. mk tv m ^ « •>. h# ic "'S Éiil m 1 s m h ■/J // i\7 7 // i. ALL ! The preat popularity which Moffat's Life Pills and Phailix Bitters have attained, in consequence of the extraordinary cures effected by their us?: renders it unnecessary for the proprietor to enter into a particu lar analysis of their medicinal virtues or properties. Ilavinp been more than twenty years before the pnb-j lie. aud having the united testimony of more than' Three Millions of persons who have been restored] to the enjoyment of perfect health by them, it is be lieved that their reputation as the best vegetabl* medicine now before the publie, admits of no dispute. In almost cv«Ty city aud village in the United States, there arc many who are ready to testify to their effi cacy in removing disease, and giving to the whole system renewed vigor and health. In cases of Scrofula, Ulcers, Scurvy or Eruptions of the skin, the operation of the Life Medicines i9 truly astonishing, ofteu removing in a few days every Yestige of these loathsome diseases, by their puri fying effects on the blond. Fever and Ague, l Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Files, and in short most \ all diseases, soon jR'ld to their curative jL. properties. No family should be without fftlv them, as by their timely use much suffer ing aud expense may be saved. PREPARED BY WILLIAM B. MOFFAT, M. D. , BF.W YORK. [A ! For sale, w holesale and retail, by A. J. McGILL, Druggist, Port Gibson, Miss. Sept 20, 1850. 4-tf [A J.


ocr: I J. W. THOMSON, I sin t" Ui SURGEON DENTIST, Port GîlkSOBl, J2ÏSS. FFICE at the residence of Dr. C. W. Wilson, opposite the Court House, where he can lie found at all times, unless 0 absent on professional business. All or ders left during his absence shall roceive 4he earliest attention on his return. March 23, 1849. 30-1 y or


ocr: W.S.CHANDLER,D.D.S. G- - Ë0H m PORT GIBSON, MISS. A LL operations in Dental Surgery per formed according to the latest scientific improvements in the art, and warranted i r i-r 6 . . I ersons whose means are limited will be accommodated at prices in accordance thereto, Dr. C. will wait upon persons at their residence, if desired. Requests may be left with A. J. McGill, Druggist. Reference — The citizens generally, p or t Gibson, Jan. 15, 1850. 20-tf


ocr: ill. GILLESPIE, HOUSE, SIGN and ORNAMENTAL FAINTER; Gilder, Glazier and Paper Hanger; Imita or of all kinds of wood and marble. Of fice in the brick building fbrmerly occupied ys the Herald and Correspondent Office. Pbrt Gibson, Sept 7, 1849. 2-tf


ocr: Garden Seeds , ROWTH of 1849, raised by the Sha vT kers of Kentucky, just received and for sale by the box or single paper, by Nov 2 A J McGILL.


ocr: W.S.CHANDLER.,D. D.8 i A Ay PORT GIBSON, MISS. LL operations in Dental Surgery per formed according to the latest scientific improvements in the art, and warranted durable for life. Persons whose means are limited will be accommodated at prices in aceordance thereto. Dr. C. will wait upon persons at their residence, if desired. Requests may be left with A. J. McGill, Druggist. Reeerencb—T he citizens generally. Port Gibson, Jan. 15, 1850. 20 -tf


ocr: J. W. TIIOWSON, : 4 , SURGEON DENTIST, Fori Gibson, Nliss. FFICE at the residence of Dr. C. W. Wilson, opposite the Court House, where he can lie found at all times, unless absent on professional business. All or ders left during his absence shall roceive the earliest^tention on his return. March 2 1849. 0


ocr: For Sale. WOMAN 46 years of age, an excel lent cook, with her son, a smart boy 8 yenrs old. For particulars, apply to the subscriber, or in his absence, to Mr. J. D. Smith, at Grand Gulf. A R.G WHARTON. I5-2t Grand Culf, Dec. 6, 1850


ocr: . «• MORRIS. JAMES GILLESPIE. R. MORRIS & CO., ô COLLECTING AND SOLICITING HEAD QUARTERS AT .; Ac kson, Mis»., and'MoNTGOMERY, Ala. ' '»it every Host Office in'Miss. and Eive Times a Year. REFER TO—J. d. B. Debow, W. C j'"(can & Co, New Orleans; . !ltl *> L»q., Publisher Merchants' Mnga S5..W York; W. P. Mellon, Esq 1(i z; HonJ Jacob Thompson, Hort, son Davis,Washington City; Gen. / 'Hncan, PhÜadèlphià; 0.' O. Wood v H j 1 'Esq., Vicksburg; Prof. B. Silliman, *»le College. Pi i«sio Jeff,; I* tv


ocr: ABV*& BURNET, A RE now opening at their s^-e i Grand Gulf, a splendid assortment of English, French and American in suited to the Fall and Winter seasons. Call and examine them. September 28. 1849. 5-tf.


ocr: DANIEL BLISS, Wholesale and Retail GROCER, CHURCII STREET, GRAND GULF, MISS. EEPS constantly on hand and for sale, as low as can be afforded, a general as sortment of Groceries and Produce, among which will be found the following: Flour, Salt, Potatoes, Lard, Bacon, Soap, Pork, Shot, Iron, K Whiskey, Molasses, Mackerel, Cheese, Crackers, Candles, Sperm Oil, Powder. Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Tobacco, Bran, Rice, Spices, Lead, &c. Nails, —ALSO— A good and general assortment of Hardware, Queens ware, Tin and Glassware. He solicits the patronage of the public, and assure those who may patronise him, that no pains will be spared to give gene ral satisfaction. April 5, 1850 32-1 y Shingles. Oil hand and for


ocr: Cm Mil Oulf Directory. • C. DAVIDSON, Commission^ Receiving And Forwarding HKK2RC»9;iLM r X'$ GRUND GULF, MISS. H E has opened in the store formerly oc cupied by VVm. Poteet. He will keep constantly qn hand and for sale, a general assortment of Produce and Groceries* Flour, "Walsh Brand," Mess Pork, Bacon Sides, clear and ribbed, Plain and Sugar cored Hams, (Shay's,) Sugar-cured Beet, Buffalo Tongues, Lard, Soap, Sperm Candles, Star do. Drown Sugar, Loaf do. Lard Oil, Salt, Potatoes, Candies, Mackerel, No. 1, Molasses, f Rice, Tobacco, (ch'wing) Do. (sm'king) Cigars, best qual'y, Do. common, Tea, Coffee, Butter, Cheese, Powder and Shot. Lead, Spices, Crackers, Nails: —ALSO— A good assortment of Hardware, Queens ware, Stone ware, (assorted,) Wood-ware Tin and Glass-ware. He begs the patronage of the public, and promises his patrons that no pains will be spared to give full satisfaction. Grand Gulf, May 3, 1850 36-tf


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ocr: Grand Gulf Directory* DANIEL & BLISS, Wholesale and Retail gBocers, Comer of Church and China Streets, Grand Gulf, Mississippi, ESPECTFULLY inform the public at large, that they keep constantly on hand and fur sale, as low as can be afford ed, a general assortment of Produce and Groceries, among which will he found the following: Molasses, Whiskey, Dried Beef, Mackerel. R Coffee, Sugar; Butter, Ted, Cheèse, Brän, Riée, Pörk, Shot, &c. Flour, Salt, Candies, Potatoes, Lard, Bacon, Candles. Sperm Oil, Powder, Nails, Tobacco, Crackers, Soap, Spices, Lead, die., — ALSO— A general assortment of Queenstcare , Wood ware, Tin and Glassware. Together with a good assortment of ms* Hardware, Stoneware , .''»T 4GS-< Fancy Articles, They solicit and expect*generous patron age* and assure those who may patronise them, that they will spare no pains to give general satisfaction. March 22,1850. 30 ,


ocr: Grand Gulf Directory. C. DAYIDSON, Commission f Receiving And Forwarding r»mK:M«.4c:v*AMnr§ GRNND GULF, MISS. H E has opened in the store formerly oc cupied by Wm- Poteet. He will keep constantly on hand and for sale, a general assortment of Produce and Groceries, Flour, "Walsh Brand," Mess Pork, Bacon Sides, clear and ribbed, Plain and Sugar cured Hams, (Shay's,) Sugar-cured Beet, Buffalo Tongues, Lard, Soap, Sperm Candles, Star do. Drown £>ugar, Loaf do. Lard Oil, Salt, Potatoes, Candies, Mackerel, No. 1, Molasses, Rice, Tobacco, (ch'wing) Do. (sm'king) Cigars, best qual'y, Do. common, Tea, Coffee, Butter, Cheese, Powder and Shot, Lead, Spices, Crackers, Nails. ALSO— A good assortment of Hardware, Queens ware, Stone-ware, (assorted,) Wood-ware Tin and Glass-ware. He begs the patronage of the public, and promises his patrons that no pains will be spared to give full satisfaction.


ocr: Groceries and Produce. BBLS Mess Pork, 50 Bags Rio Coffee, 50 Boxes Sperm Candles, 50 do 100 Boston Soap. 25 Half Barrels Molasses, 10 Hhds« Sugar. Just received by March 29, 1850 J. S. MASON.


ocr: ABY & BURNET, A RE now opening at their store i Grand Gulf, a splendid assortment English, French and American in suited to the Fall and Winter seasons. and examine them. September 28, 1849. 5-tf.


ocr: G. L. & A. AAA »IRRER, COTTON FACTORS AND GENERAL COM MISS ION No 88 Common Street, NEW ORLEANS. T HE undersigned, Agent for Messrs. G. L. & A. Van Bibber, will attend toany business for them here, and will make libe ral advancesin Cash or Plantation Supplies on Cotton stored with him for shipment to them. Grand Gulf, Oct. 6 , 1848. J. W. CHAMPLIN. 6 -ly


ocr: 1 DANIEL BLISS, Wholesale and Retail GROCER , CnURCII STREET, GRAND GULF, MISS. EEPS constantly on hand and for sale, as low as can be afforded, a general as sortment of Groceries and Produce, among which will be lound the following: Flour, Salt, Potatoes, Lard, Bacon, Soap, Pork, Shot, Iron, K Sugar, Coffee, 'Pea, Tobacco, Bran, Rice, Spices, Lead, die. Whiskey, Molasses, ^ Mackerel, Cheese, Crackers, Candles, Sperm Oil, Powder, Nails, —ALSO— A good and general assortment of Hardware, Queens ware, Tin and GJassware. He solicits the patronage of the public, and assure those who may patronise him, that no pains will be spared to give gene ral satisfaction. 1 April 5, 1850 82. ly


ocr: H. S. FULKERSON, PORT GIBSON, K EEPS constantly oü hand a general as Sortment of Plantation Supplies, Mess, M. O. and Prime Pork; Bacon sides; Lard; Family Hams; choice Frimily Flour; common Flour; Rectified Whiskey; Old Bourbon Whiëkèy; Coarse and Fine Salt; Molasses in barrels and half barrels; Brown, Loaf and Crushed Sugar; Java, Havana & Rio Coffee; Tea in Caddies, and by the pound; Sperm and Star Candles; LIME AUD CÉMENT; TURPENTINE; Laird, Sperm and Train Oil; Irish Potatoes; Egyptian Oats; io kegS Nails, every size; 5 tons Iron and Steel,completeaàsortmeht;Ôx ,6 horsë and 2 horse Waggons; Bagging and Rope; .leans and Linsey; Blankets: Bore ells; BOOTS & SHOES; HARDWARE: Castings: Heavy Small GROCERMES; Negro Russets and Elotliing;' CALICOES; DROWN and BLEACH: ED DOMESTICS; BED TICK. ING; Apron CHECKS; COT TON STRIPES ; GLAS. GOW JEANS; Ker seÿs; Plaid Linsey; Buena Vistd HÀTS; Ftir and Seal Caps; OX, TRACE, FIFTH and BREAST CHAINS; TOBACCO, Fine and Common; FURNITURE OF EVERY KIND. The attention of Planters is particularly called to my assortment of IRON, pronoun ced by Blacksmiths to be the best éver of fered in Port Gibson. June 1 , 1850; 42-tf Thé Summer Campaign OPENED. I N audition to my already well assorted stock of Plantation supplies, Groceries* Hard ware, &e., I have just received front Louisville, 160 pieces Bagging; 125 coils Rope, 10 Ö Barrels Mess PoTk, 15 Casks Bacon Sides, 3 do. Shoulders, 2 do. Plain Harns, 3000 lbs. Duffield's best Hums, 1 Tierce Canvassed Dried Beef; 6 half bbls. Mess Beef, 10 doz. canvassed Beef Tongues, 50 Kegs prime leaf Lard. 10 Bbls. Whiskey; 20 half do; 50 Bbls. superfine F'lour, 3000 lbs. fresh Feathers. All for sale at a small advance on cost by June 14, 1850 H. S. FULKERSON; Harvest Time; N hand a assortment of 1


ocr: W. S.CHANDLER,D.D.S. -mm PORT GIBSON, MISS. A LL operations in Dental Surgery per formed according to the latest scientific improvements in the art, and warranted durable for life. Persons whose means are limited will be accommodated at prices in accordance thereto. Dr. C. will wait upon persons at their residence, if desired. Requests may be left with A. J. McGill, Druggist. R KK erence—T he citizens generally, „ . 5 J 1 ort Gibson, Jail. 15, 1850. 20-tf J. W. THOTISON,


ocr: THOMAS ARMAT. •Attorney Sf H AS resumed the practice of Law, will attend to any Professional en gagements in the Parishes of Madison, Carroll and Concordia, and the Superior Oorts of Louisiana. Office and residence in St. Joseph, March «, 1850 27-tf


ocr: as w. GILLESPIE, HOUSE, SIGN and PAINTER; Gilder, Glazier and Paper Hanger; Imita tor of all kinds of wood and marble. Of fice in the brick building formerly occupied as the Herald and Correspondent Office. 2-tf Port Gibson, Sept 7, 1849. - —... , ■ ...-1. .. . ,


ocr: J. W. THOTISON, sgl SURGEON DENTIST, Port Gibson, Yliss. FFICE at the residence of Dr. C. W. Wilson, opposite the Court House, where he can be found at all times, unless absent on professional business. All or ders left during bis absence shall receive the earliest attention on his return. March 23, 1849. 0 30-ly


ocr: DANIEL BLISS, Wholesale and Retail GROCER, CHURCH STREET, GRAND GULF, MISS. EEPS constantly on hand and for sale, as low as can be afforded, a general as sortment of Groceries and Produce, among which will be lound the fallowing: Whiskey, Sugar, Molasses, Coffee, Mackerel, V Tea, Cheese, Tobacco, Crackers, Bran, Candles, Rice, Sperm Oil, Spices, Powder, Lead, Nails, —ALSO— A good and general assortment of Hardware, Queenswarc, Tin and Glassware. He solicits the patronage of the public, and assure those who may patronise him, that no pains will be spared to give gene ral satisfaction. April 5, 1850 k Flour, Salt, Potatoes, Lard, Bacon, Soap, Pork, Shot, Iron, &e. 32-1 y as


ocr: PRINCESS, NO. 3, RRIVE3 at Grand Gulf, coming up, every Thursday, at 7 o'clock, P. Mi, and going down, every Saturday morning, Girault & Hutchison, Agents. A at 7 o'clock. 1850.


ocr: Spooner Forbes, FAMILY GROCER, I\o. 7, Stamps 1 Row, Port Gibson, Miss. li-ly November 8, 1850


ocr: w.s.chandLer,d.d.6. PORT GIBSON, MISS. A LL operations in Dental Surgery per formed according to the latest scientific improvements in the art, and warranted durable for life. Persons whose means are limited will be accommodated at prices in accordance thereto. Dr. C. will wait upon persons at their residence, if desired. Requests may be left with A. J. McGill, Druggist. Reference —The citizens generally. Port Gibson, Jan. 15, 1850. 20-tf


ocr: SHERIFF'S SALE OF A JUDGMENT* John J. Meredith, : 169, vs. John H. Hedrick, y Judgment 13th October, 1847, for $233 12, Court costs $18 37£. B Y Yirtue of an order of the Circuit Court of Claiborne county, State of Mississippi, in the above stated case, made at the April Term, A. D. 1850, on the 6th day thereof, in accordance with the Legislature of the State of Mississippi, entitled "An act to secure the collection of Jury Tax fees, and for other purposes," I will expose to an act of Public Sale, for cash in hand, at the door of the Court House, in the town of Port Gibson, On Monday, 3d day of Sep* tomber, A. 9. 1850, the Judgment in said case tftove stated, to satisfy all costs and commissions due on the same, and all other costs which may accrue in carrying out said order of sale. A. H. BOBO, Sheriff. 40-14t May 81, 1850 Hat« and Clothing. AM now opening a large stock of the above article«, embracing the latest Styles March 20, 1850. I J. S. MASON.


ocr: J . W. THOMSON, r *'■ SURGEON DENTIST, Port Gibson, Jliss. FFICE at the residence of Dr. C. W. Wilson, opposite the Court House, where he can be found at all times, unless absent on professional business. All or ders lett during his absence shall roceive the earliest attention on hiFV March 23, 1849. 0 eturn. 30-ly Kunaway in Jail. or


ocr: j j W. S.CH AN DLERj D. D. 9 . PORT GIBSON, MÎSS. A LL operations in Dental Surgery per Armed according to the latest scientific improvements in the art, and warranted durable for life. Persons whose means are limited will be accommodated at prices in accordance thereto. Dr. C. will wait upon persons at their residence, if desired. Requests may be left with A. J. McGill, Druggist. Reference —The citizens generally. Port Gibson, Jan. 15, 1850. 20-tf


ocr: j. w. rnousOi\, -ri SURGEON DENTIST, Port Gibson, Miss. FFICE at the residence of Dr. C. W. Wilson, opposite the Court House, where he can he found at all times, unless absent on professional business, ders leit during his absence shall roceive the earliest attention on his return. March 23, 1849. 0 All or 30-ly Kuimway in Jail. W IS committed to the Jail of Claiborne county as a runaway, on the 9th inst., N icholas


ocr: Xui'ii Ip-Seed. J UST received front Landreth, Iresh Tur nip Seed, and lor sale by June 14, 1850 A. J. McGILL,


ocr: Plough and Wagg . MAKING, Carriage Repairing , T i i , L" n r erSigned haVe mad6 arr *nge ments for carrying on the above busi ,.* * 1 ort G > f >son. On all jobs given hem, the xvood work will be doue bf W. lester, and the iron work by J. Kelly.— Orders left at the shop of the former, on the public square, or at the well known stand ot the latter, will be promptly attended and every effert made to give satisfaction to those who patronise them. WM. CHESTER, _ JOSHUA KELLY. Jat> ll, 1850. on 4'c. to, * 0-1 y


ocr: HE undersigned, administrator of the _ estate of Duncan H. McIntyre, âee'd., xvill, at the ensuing February Term, A.D. 1850, of the Probate Court of Claiborne county, present his final account for settle ment and alloxx-ance, and ask leave to render his letters. T sur; T. G. McINTYRE, Admr. Jan- 4, 1850. 19.It


ocr: J. W. THOMSON, J - > s* V Jr •• r \ SURGEON DENTIST, Port Ctibson, Miss. FFICE at the residence of Dr. C. W. Wilson, opposite the Court House, where he can be found at all times, unless absent on professional business. All or ders lett during his absence shall the earliest attention on his return. March 23, 1849. 0 roceive 30-1 y


ocr: W.S.CHANDLERjD.D.S. i | » ■ n mm PORT GJBSON, MISS. A LL operations in Dental Surgery per l\. formed according to the latest scientific improvements in the art, and warranted r ' J V ' Persons whose means are limited will be accommodated at prices in accordance thereto, j j Druggist. Reference— The citizens generally, Port Gibson Inn 1 r , lts-SO ; ' ' | Dr. C. will wait upon persons at their residence, if desired. Requests may be left with A. J. McGill, 2U-tf J. W. THOMSON,


ocr: For Sale. A LL that tract of land, lying and being on and near the waters ofthe Bayou Pierre, near the town of Grand Gulf, ad joining lands of Miltord Hunter, Charles D. Hamilton and Levin Disharoon, containing 250 Acres, more or less, and more generally known as part of the "Vertner Tract. This property lies convenient to tht towns of Port Gibson and Grand Gulf, is of excellent quality, and covered with oak, ash and poplar limber, of great value. For terms, which will be accommodat ing, apply to JOS. L. ROBERTS , Of Natchez. A. INGRAHAM or GEO. READ , Nov 16 , 1849 — 12 -tf At Grand Gulf.


ocr: K*ort Gibson Mate Academy. HE next session of this Institution will commence on Monday, the 16th day of September, and continue five months under the direc tion of E. HRUUER, A. M., Principal, and Teacher of Classical Department. Mr. VV. C. SPENCER, Assistant, and Teacher of English Department. The Trustees e.re happy in giving as surance to the public of the success ofthe Institution, and their confidence in the 'Teachers, whom they have unanimously chosen, though an apportunity was given to elect others of high distinction. By resolution, the following gentlemen art appointed a Board of Visitors, to make monthly visits at the school, note its pro gress, and authorize any necessary change in its regulations, viz: T Rev. Z. Butler, D. D. Wm. H. M artin, Esq,, D. G. IIumvhkeys, Esq, TERMS. For Tuition in common English Branches, For Tuition in Latin, Greek and Higher Mathematics, ZEBULON BUTLER, Secretary Board ol Trustees, 820 00 $25 CO


ocr: CIGARS. CHOICE Havana'«, just re received by SPOON ER. FORBES. 17,500 Nov, 1350


ocr: I Lamps & Girondoles. have now received an assortment of the above articles, some of them as fine patterns as could be had in Philadelphia, and are now offered at very low prices. Call and see them before sending to New Orleans. Nov. 8,1850 I A. J. McGILL,


ocr: i ! ! j i : „„„ PORI GIBSON, MISS. A LL operations in Dental Surgery per formed according to the latest scientific improvements in the art, and warranted i , r ! durable J t> f tlje. ! Persons whose means are limited will he accommodated at prices in accordance j thereto, i : W.S.CHANDLERjD.D.S. * a V / '] Dr. C. will wait upon persons at their residence, if desired. Requests may be left with A. J. McGill, Druggist. Reference —The citizens generally. Port Gibson, Jan. 15, 1850. 20-tf


ocr: ML GILLESPIE, HOUSE, SIGN and PAINTER; Gilder, Glazier and Paper Hanger; Imita tor of all kinds of wood and marble. Of fice in the brick building formerly as the Herald and Correspondent 2-tf Port Gibson, Sept 7, 1849. Of


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ocr: W. L. CUSHING & CO., Commission and Forwarding HOUSE, New Orleans. 14-tf Nov 30,1849. LANDING FROM SHIP ATLANTIC FROM NEW YORK. I NDIGO, 17 packages, very superior. ^ MACE and NUTMEGS, 600 lbs., fresh. TEAS, superior Young Hysou, Imperial and Gun Powder. Teas of various qualities and prices, in 6, 15 and 16 lb. boxes; caddies and half chests, some of the Tea superior to any ever imported. MADEIRA, superior Old Madeira in qr. cask*. GOLDEN SHERRY, in Indian bbl*.,ofvery superior quality. GROUND SPICES, 200 boxes, all kinds. ALSO TO ARRIVE, JAVA COFFEE, 100 bags, superior. CHOCOLATE, COCOA PASTE, BROM A, For sple for cash or City acceptance. WM L CUSHING & Co., No. 55 Common st., New Orleans. 21-lf all kinds of best quality. Jan 12,1850.


ocr: Sacks Rk> Coffee, 10 Boxes Sperm Candles, 10 do. Aromatic Tobacco, 3 do. 10 do. English Dairy Cheese, 2 do. Gallon jars Pickles, 20 Kegs Nails, just received by Feb. 22,1850. S. FORBES. 6 Common Tobacco,


ocr: THOMAS ARMAT. •Attorney § H AS resumed the practice of Law, will attend to any Professional en gagements in the Parishes of Madison, Carroll and Concordia, and i t^e Superior Courts %f Louisiana. Office attd residence in St. Joseph, March 8, 1850 27-tf


ocr: 9 J. W. TllOUSOft, 9 ' » t ' ; - SURGEON DENTIST, Port Ciribion, Jli§g. FF1CE at the residence of Dr. C. W. Wilson, opposite the Court House, where he can be found at all times, unless absent on professional business. All or ders lelt during his absence shall roceive the earliest attention on his return. March 23, 1849. 0 30-1 y W. or


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ocr: R up fit the the CJH O A. J. CARNAHAN, DRAPER & PORT GIBSON, MISS. R ESPECTFULLY informs the generally, that he is prepared to up Gentlemen's garments in the most fash ionable style and on short notice. A fit warranted in all cases. His shop is the brick row opposite the upper Stable, on Main street, and next door the store of Mr. R. Potts. May 17, 1850 38—ly CJH aY'S best sugxr-cured Hams for t>aie O by J. w. CHAMPLIN, Grand Gulf, May 31,1650.


ocr: THOMAS ARiMAT. Attorney Sf Counsellor. H AS resumed the practice of Law, and will attend to any Professional en gagements ill the Parishes of Tensas, Madison, Carroll and Concordia, and in the Superior Courts of Louisiana. Office and residence in St. Joseph, La. March 8, 1850 27-tf en in


ocr: T Notice. T HE undersigned. Executors of Ann J. Singleton, dec'd.. will sell at Private Sale. the Plantation on which the deceased for. merly resided. WM. R McALPINE, D. G. HUMHHREYS, Executor's. Nov 22, 1850-13-tds


ocr: Iaaw Notice. JOHN T. CLARK, ITAfe resumed the Practice of his Pro II fession in the Parishes of Madison, Carroll, Tensas and Concordia, and in the Superior Court of the Slate of Louisiana. Office at residence, one mile from Rod ney, Miss.


ocr: R ed, DANIEL & BLISN, Wholesale and Retail GROCERS, Corner of Church ani China Streets, Grand Gulf, Mississippi, R espectfully inform the public large, that they keep constantly hand and for sale, as low as can be afford ed, a general assortment of Produce and Groceries, among which will be found the following: Coffee, Sugar, Butter, Tea, Cheese, Bran, Rice, Pork, Shot, &c. at on Molasses, Whiskey, * Dried Beef, Mackerel. Flour, Sait, t Candies, Potatoes, Lard, Bacon, Candles. Tobacco, Crackers, Soap, Spices, Lead, fee., — ALSO — A general assortment of Sperm Oil, Powder, Nails, Queensware , Woodware , Hardware, Stoneware , Tin and Glassware. Together with a good assortment of Fancy Articles, They solicit and expect a generous patron age, and assure those who may patronise them, that they will spare no pains to give general satisfaction. March 22,1850. 30 ly


ocr: ABY & BURNET, RE now opening at their store in Grand Gulf, a splendid assortment of English, French and American A suited to the Fall and W inter seasons. Call and examine them. September 28. 1849. 5-tf. of


ocr: PRINCESS, NO. 3, A RRIVES at Grand Gulf, every Thursday at 10 o'c coming up, clock A- M and going dow%, every Saturday morning at 7 <Pclock. n H S FULKERSON, Agent. 19-tf 4 1850,


ocr: K SroOiUKK FORBES « * V GROCER, No. 7, STAMPS' ROW, PORT GIBSON, ifiis§issip!»i, K EEPS constantly on hand, Flour, Su gar, Coffee, Tea, Candles, Soap, Salt, Starch, Powder and Shot, Rice, Mackerel, Salmon, Shad, Herring, Tobäcco, Cigars, Hams, Pickles, Candies, Spices,fee. June 6,1849. 41-ly


ocr: Plantation Supplies , C ONSTANTLY on hand at my GRAND GULF, BAGGING AND ROPE; JEANS; LINSEY AND LOWELLS RUSSbTS; PORK, BACON, LARD and FLOUR, and a general assortment of June 1, 1850. H. S. FULKERSON. store at


ocr: DANIEL BLISS, Wholesale and Retail GROCER , CHURCH STREET, GRAND GULF, MISS. EEPS constantly on hand and for sale, low as can be afforded, a general as K as sortment of Groceries and Produce, among which will be found the following: Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Tobacco, Bran, Rice, Spices, Lead, Ac. Whiskey, Molasses, Mackerel, Cheese, Crackers, Candles, Sperm Oil, Powder, Nails, —ALSO— A good and general assortment of Hard ware, Queensware, Tin and Glassware. He solicits the patronage of the and assure those who may patronise that no pains will be spared to give gene ral satisfaction. April 5, 1850 Flour, Salt, Potatoes, Lard, Bacon, Soap, Pork, Shot, Iron, 32.1 y


ocr: K and I I Jli.IvE i»*, H. S. FULKERSON, PORT GIBSON* K EEPS constantly on hand a general as sortment of Plantation Supplies , Mess, M. 0. and Prime Pork; Bacon sides; Lard; Family Hams; choice Family Flour; common Flour; Rectified Whiskey; Old Bourbon Whiskey; Coarse and Fine Salt; Molasses in barrels and half barrels; Brown, Loaf and Crushed Sugar; Java, Havana & Rio Coffee; Tea in Caddies, and by the pound; Sperm and Star Candles; LIME AND CEMENT) i TURPENTINE; Lard, Sperm and Train Oil; Irish Potatoes; Egyptian Oats; 75 kegs Nails, every size; 5 tons Iron and Steel,completeassortment; Ox, 6 hors» and 2 horse Waggons; Bagging and Rope; .leans and Litisey; Milan Lets; Eotvells; BOOT« & SHOES; HARDWARE; Castings; Heavy Small GROCER MES; Negro Kussels and Clothing; CALICOES; BROWN and BLEACH . ED DOMESTICS; BED TICK. ING; Apron CHECKS; COT • TON STRIPES ; GLAS. GOW JEANS; Ker. Seys; Plaid Linsey; Buena Vista HATS; Fur and Seal Caps; OX, TRACE, FIFTH and BREAST CHAINS; TOBACCO * Fine and Common; FURNITURE OF EVERY KIND. The attention of Planters is particularly called to my assortment of IRON, pronoun ced by Blacksmiths to be the best ever of fered in Port Gibson, June 1, 1850. Thé Summer Campaign OPENED. I N addition to my already well assorted stock of Plantation supplies, Groceries, Hardware, &c., I have just received from Louisville, 160 pieces Bagging, 125 colls Rope, 100 Barrels Mess Pork, 15 Casks Bacon Sides, 3 do. Shoulders, 2 do. Plain Hams, 3000 lbs. Duftield's best Hams. 1 Tierce Canvassed Dried Beef, 6 half bbls. Mess Beef, 10 doz. canvassed BeefTongues, 50 Kegs prime leaf Lard. 10 Bbls. W hiskey, 20 half 50 Bbls. superfine Flodr, 3000 lbs. fresh Feathers, All for sale at. a small advance on cost by June 14, 1850 H. S. FULKERSON. 42-tl do, PRESERVING SEASON. 1-2 Dozen Brass Kettles, 1-2 do. Porcelain Kettles, Double refined and com. Loaf Sugur* Crushed and pulverized white Sugar* Just received and for sale by July 5, 1850 H. S. Fulkerson STRAW CUTTERS. WO of a new style, just received and for sale by July 5, 1850 T H. S. Fulkerson. BEEF TONGUES. Doz. Best Sugar-cured, just rec'd by July 5, 1850 H. S. Fulkerson. 10 Wool! Wool: fJ/YC. per lb. will be paid in trade for vX clean washed Wool, in any quantity* H. S. FULKERSON. 42-tf small or large. June 1, 1850. Feathers! Feathers! Q/AC. per lb. will be paid in trade for OLr good Feathers, in any quantity. June I,' 1850. H. S. FULKERSON. werrr. Grand Gulf Directory*! H. S. FULKERSON, COTTON FACTOR, Commission , Receiving And Forwarding


ocr: $50 Reward. E ANAWAY from the McGill plantation, near Rodney," Miss., about the last of April, a negro man named Bill Merchant. a


ocr: 50 BARRELS Mess Pork, 50 bbls, Prime do. Rump do. 5 casks Shoulders, 50 pieces Bagging, 50 coils Rope, Linseys, Jeans, and Lovvels, just receiv. ed and for sale by W. M. KENN. August 2,1850 50 do 49-tf


ocr: he W S. CHANDLE R, D. D.8. itfiif ft ÜM PORT GIBSON, MISS. A LL operations in Dental Surgery per formed according to t(je latest scientific improvements in the art, and warranted durable for life. Persons whose means are limited will he accommodated at prices in accordance theroto. Dr. C. will wait upon pereone at their residence, if desired. Requests may be left with A. J. MeGill, Druggist. Reference —The citizens generally. Port Gibson, Jan. 15, 1850. 20-tf


ocr: J. W. THOMSON, SURGEON DENTIST, Port Gibson, Hiss. FFICE at the residence of Dr. C. W. Wilson, opposite the Court House, whôre he can be found at all time*, unless absent on professional business. All or ders left during his absence shall roceive the earliest attention on his return. March 23, 1849. 0


ocr: PRINCESS, NO. 3, RRIVES at Grand Gulf, coming up, every Thursday, at 7 o'clock, P. M., and going down, every Saturday morning, at 7 o'clock. Girault & Hutchison, 13, 1850. Agents. A


ocr: SADDLE AND HARNESS MANUFACTORY. T HE undersigned respect fully informs bis triends and the public generally, that he will manufacture to order, and keep constantly on hand, i|j| at his old stand, on Main xiil street, opposite H. S. Fulker son's store, a complete as ssortment of ii'J-.IV SABREES, of the best quality and latest style; BRIDLES, HARNESS, In addition to the above, he will keep a complete assort ment of &C-, &C. TRUNKS, Valices, Carpet-Bags,Riding and Carriage Whips, Ac. He is prepared to supply Planters with BAND LEATHER , of superior quality, and to make to order, on short notice, and in the most workman like manner, all articles in his line of busi ness, and on the most accommodating terms, for Cash, or on a reasonable credit to punctual customers. All bills due when presented. WM. BEATY.


ocr: ITrIllespie, HOUSE , SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAINTER; . Gilder, Glazier and Paper Hanger, Imita tion for all kinds of wood and marble. Of fice in the brick building formerly occupied is the Herald and Correspondent Office. Port Gibson, Sept 7, 1849. Of


ocr: BOOT AND SHOE MAKER •.i PORT GIBSON, MISS., R espectfully informs the citizens of Claiborne county, and the public generally, that he has just returned from New Orleans with a complete and choice Stock of Leather of every description, and is prepared to manufacture at short notice, every description of Gentlemen s Boots «& Shoes, of the latest styles, best quality and work manship. His shop is on Main street, in the brick building owned by S. O. Bride well, Esq., 2d door South of the Court House, where he will be happy to receive customers and fill all orders with punctu ality and despatch. for itself, all of which will be warranted. He has worked in this place, journeyman, for nearly two years, and his work has given general satisfaction to both his employer and customers. August 9. 1850 His work will speak as a 50-ly


ocr: Grand Gnlf Directory. DANIEL & BLISS, Wholesale and Retail GROCERS, Corner of Church and China Streets , Grand Gulf Mississippi, R espectfully inform the public at lajpe, that they keep constantly on hartd and for sale, as low as ean be afford ed,' a general assortment of Produce and €*roccrics, among which will he found the following: Molasses, Whiskey, Dried Beef, Mackerel. Tobacco, Crackers, Soap, Spices, Lead, &c., —ALSO— Flour, Salt, Candies, Potatoes, Lard, Bacon, Candles, Sperm Oil, Powder, Nails, Coffee, Sugar, Butter, Ted, Chéèse, Bran, Rice, Pork, Shot, &c. A general assortment of Hardware , Stoneware, Queensware , Woodware, Tin and Glassware. Together with a good assortment of Fancy Articles, 8 <2?<5l They solicit and expect a generous patron age, and assure those who may patronise them, that they will spare no pains to give general satisfaction. March 22,1850. 30 ly at ,


ocr: ABY & BURNET, RE now opening at their store in Grand Gulf, a splendid assortment of English, French and American A suited to the Fall and Winter seasons. Call and examine them. September 28. 1849. 5-tf.


ocr: C. DAVIDSON, Commission , Receiving And Forwarding' vm*:jKt.CMÆLMTr 9 GRNND GULF, MISS. H E has opened in the store formerly oc cupied by Wm. Poteet. He will keep constantly on hand and for sale, a general assortment of Produce and Groceries, Flour, "Walsh Brand," Mess Pork, Bacon Sides, clear and ribbed, Plain and Sugar cured Hams, (Shay's,) Sugar-cured Beef; Buffalo Tongues, Lard, Soap, Sperm Candles,' Star do. Drown Sugar, Loaf do. Lard Oil, Salt, Potatoes, Candies, Mackerel, No. I, Molasses, Rice, Tobacco, (ch'wtng) Do. (sm'king) Cigars, best qual'y, Do. common, Tea, Coffee, Butter, Cheese, Powder and Shot, Lead, Spices, Crackers, Nails. —ALSO— A good assortment of Hardware, Queens ware, Stone ware, (assorted,) Wood-ware Tin and Glass-ware. He begs the patronage of the public, and promises his patrons that no pains will be spared to give full satisfaction. Grand Gulf, May 3, 1850 36-tf


ocr: DANIEL BLISS, Wholesale and Retail GROCER, CHURCH STREET, GRAND GULF, MISS. EEPS constantly Tin hand and^ir sale, as low as can be afforded, a general as sortment of Groceries and Produce, among which will be lound the following: Whiskey, Molasses, Mackerel, Cheese, Crackers, Candles, Sperm Oil, Powder, Nails, -ALSO K Flour, Salt. Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Tobacco, Bran, Rice, Spices, Lead, «Sic. Potatoes; Lard, Bacon, Soap, Pork, Shot, Iron, A good and general assortment of Hardware, Queens ware, Tin and Glassware. He solicits the patronage of the public, and assure those who may patronise him, that no pains will be spared to give gene ral satisfaction. April 5, 1850 32-ly


ocr: 1. GILLESPIE, HOUSE, SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAINTER; Gilder, Glazier and Paper Hanger; Imita tor of all kinds of wood and marble. Of fice in the brick buijding formerly occupied as the Herald and Correspondent Office. Port Gibson, Sept 7, 1849. 2-tf


ocr: A LL operations in Dental Surgery per A formed according to the latest scientific «.,* j . ?>P r ®J«» 1 *' ™ the art, and warranted J or life. Persons whose means are limited will l»e accommodated at prices in accordance thereto ,, *„ ... J / r * »'ll* wait upon persons at their residence, if desired. Requests may be left with A. J. McGill, Druggist. Reference W. S.CHANDLER,D.D.S. % : PORT GIBSON, MISS. The citizens generally. Port Gibson, Jan. 1850. 20-tf


ocr: J. W. THOHSOIV, ' ßS SURGEON DENTIST, Port Cribsou, Miss. O FFICE at the residence of Dr. C. W. Wilson, opposite the Court House, where he can be found at all times, unless absent on professional business. All or ders left during his absence shall roceive the earliest attention on his return. March 23, 1849. 30-ly


ocr: ABY & BURNET, RE now opening at their store in Grand Gulf, a splendid assortment of English, French and American HI J» QS. CjiCT»® J* »19^9 A suited to the Fall and Winter seasons. Call and examine them. September 28. 1849. 5-tf.


ocr: Grand Gulf Directo ry. C. DAVIDSON, Commission } Receiving Ami Forwarding GRNND GULF, MISS. H E has opened in the store formerly oc cupied by Win, Poteet. He will keep constantly on hand and for sale, a general assortment of Produce and Groceries, Flour, "Walsh Brand," Mess Pork, Bacon Sides, clear arid ribbed, Plain and Sugar cured Sugar-cured Beet, Buffalo Tongues, Lard, Soap, Sperm Candles, Star do. Drown Sugar, Loaf do. Lard Oil, Salt, Potatoes, Candies, Mackerel, No. 1, Hams, (Shay's,) Molasses, Rice, Tobacco, (ch'wing) Do. (sm'king) Cigars, best qual'y, Do. common, Tea, Coffee, Butter, Cheese, Powder and Shot, Lead, Spices, Crackers, Nails. —ALSO— A good assortment of Hardware, Queens ware, Stone-ware, (assorted,) Wood-ware Tin and Glass-ware. He begs the patronage of the public, and promises his patrons that no pains will be spared to give full satisfaction. Grand Gulf, May 3, 1850 36-tf


ocr: HENRY O'KELLY. Deceiving anil Forwarding MERCHANT, Grand Gulf, MISSISSIPPI. March 1, 1850. LBS. English Calomel, just received


ocr: ed, DANIEL & BLISS, Wholesale and Retail GROCERS, Comer of Church and China Streets, Grand Gulf, Mississippi, R ESPECTFULLY inform the public at large, that they keep constantly hand and for sale, as low as can be aflbrd ed, a general assortment ot Produce and Groceries, among which will be found the following: Flour, Salt, Candies, Potatoes, Lard, Bacon, Candles, Sperm Oil, Powder, Nails, on Coffee, Sugar, Butter, Tea, Cheese, Bran, Rice, Pork, Shot, &c Molasses, Whiskey, Dried Beef, Mackerel. Tobacco, Crackers, Soap, Spices, Lead, &c., -ALSO — • A general assortment of Queenswarc , Woodware, Tin and Glassware. Hardware , Stoneware, Together with a good assortment of >9 Fancy Articles, They solicit and expect a generous patron age, and assure those who may patronise them, that they will spare no pains to give general satisfaction. March 22,1850. 30 ly


ocr: BARRELS Mess Pork, 50 bbls, Prime do. Rump do. 50 50 do 5 casks Shoulders, 50 pieces Bagging, 50 coils Rope, Linseys, Jeans, and Lowels, just receiv ed and for sale by August 2, 185Ö W. M. KENN. 49-tf


ocr: To Y tate, ing day tion er Nc Insolvent Notice. The State of Mississippi. ) Claiborne County, ss. J To all creditors of the estate of Zaleg man Andrews, deceased. Y OU are hereby cited and notified to present your claims against said es tate, declared insolvent, Probated accord ing to law, to the Clerk of the Probate Court of said county, on or before the 15th day of March, A. D. 1851, for examina tion and report, or the same will be forev er barred. WITNESS the Hon. James A. riJiMAXWEU, Judge of said Court [ËJyËygHjthe fourth Monday of September Nc - y A. D. 1850. Issued 26th September, A. D. 1850. ' JAMES A. GAGE, Cl'k. 6-6m 27, 1850


ocr: at to SADDLEAND HARNESS MANUFACTORY. T HE undersigned respect, c fully informs his friends and the public generally, that he will manufacture to order, Ml and keep constantly on hand, llf at his old stand, on Main street, opposite H. S. Fulker son's store, a complete as ssortment of SADDLES, of the best quality and latest style; BRIDLES, HARNESS, &c-, &o. I In addition to the §1 above, he will keep W a complete assort Lsfc. ment of TRUNKS, Valices, Carpet-Bag:*, Riding and Carriage Whip*, &c. He is prepared to supply Planters with BAND LEATHER , of superior quality, and to make to order, on short notice, and in the most workman like manner, all articles in his line of busi ness, and on the most accommodating terms, for Cash, or on a reasonable credit to punctual customers. Ail bills due when presented. August 2,1850 WM. BEATY. 49-ly


ocr: PORT GIBSON, MISS., ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Claiborne county, and (he public generally, that he has just returned from New Orleans with a complete and choice Stock of Leather of every description, and is prepared to manufacture at short notice, every description of Gentlemen's Boot* & Shoes, of the latest styles, best quality and work manship. His shop is on Main street, in the brick building owned by S. O. Bride well, Esq., 2d door South of the Court House, where he will be happy to receive customers and fill all orders with punctu ality and despatch. His work will speak for itself, all of which will be warranted. He has worked ir. this place, as a journeyman, for nearly two years, and his work has given general satisfaction to both his employer and customers. August 9. 1850 R ' 50-ly


ocr: ry CHARLES JOHNSON, Wholesale and Retail GROCER - Fiont street, Grand Gulf, Miss., first door above J. W. Champlin's, W OULD respectfully inform the public, that he has opened a general Groce ry Store, in Grand Gulf, and will keep on hand, and sell as cheap and on as reasona ble terms ss any Merchant in the place, every variety of Produce and Groceries, among which can be found the following: Coffee, Salt, Mackerel, Candles, Pork, Candies, Soap, Shot, Tea, ' Molasses, Lard, Butter, Bacon, Crackers, Bran, Lead, Spices, &c., &c. Sugar, Flour, Potatoes, Cheese, Rice, Sperm Oil, Lard 64 Powder, Dried Beef, Hams, Tobacco, Cigars, ALSO—An assortment of Hardware , Glassware , Tin and Queensware; Boots and Shoes, F ancy Articles, Cutlery, Hollow Ware, etc. He solicits the patronage of a generous public, and assures all who may patronize him, that no pains will be spared on his part to render general satisfaction. July 19, 1850. _ 47-ly Stoneware , Woodware ,


ocr: J. W. TUO.USON, __ . Port iirlDSOII, |^\FFICL &t the residence of Dr* W• Vy 1' ilson, opposite the Court House, w here he can be found at all times, unless a h se ut on professional business. All or ders Iett duHng his absence shall roceive the earliest attention on his return March 23, 1849. 30—ly SURGEON DENTIST.


ocr: m |gæ§ggppi Sh [o » IWWflH %\ !! xTiim ' NS •V m VL -AÎ-L *2 NEBAL POlSC-hfSW [IVjjZiTlSijUj wnii-li Moöat s Life PUD and' Pbamix Bitters have attained, in ci*n iijut ncr of the .-xiraontinary cures ctfietcd hjr tlieir use. renders it uimeeessitry for t he proprietor to enter into a partiell- f tar aimlyMs ct their medicinal virtues or properties. Having tw .-n more than twenty years before the pub-i lie. amt hating the united testimony of mura than! Three Millions f persons who have been restored u> the enjoyim-ot*vf perftet health by them. It is be lieved that their reputation as the be-t vegetable medicine now b- fore the publie, admits of no di-pute. In almost every eily and viUage in the United Mates, 'here are many who are ready to testify to their effi e*ey in removing disease, and giving to the whole -yi-tem rmiewni vig.ir and health. In eases of Scrofula, Ulcers, Scurvy or Eruptions of the skin, the operation of the Life Medicines is truly astonishing, often removing in a few day- every vestige of these loathsome diseases, by their puri-' fying effects on the bbsiil Fever aid Ague, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Piles, aim in short most i all disease*, soon yield 10 their cura.ive / prop, rties. No family should be without them, as by their tiia. ly use much suffer- >,( ing and expense nn.y be saved. PREPARED BY WILLIAM B. MOFFAT. M D. srw voeK. .-■v ÉS & For suie, wholesale and retail, l»y A.J. McGILL, Druggist^Po.t Gibson, Miss. Sept 20, 185U. 4-tf


ocr: J. W. THOVISON, • ' • , ■ ^ ■ SURGEON DENTIST, Port Gilson, Hiss. FFICE at the residence of Dr. C. YV. Wilson, opposite the Court House, where he can be found at all times, unless absent on professional business. All or* ders left during his absence shall roceive the earliest attention on his return. March 23. 1849. 0 30-1V


ocr: A be W. S. CH AN DLER., D. D. 8. PORT GIBSON, MISS. A LL operations in Dental .Surgery per formed according to the latest scientific improvements in the art, and warranted durable for life. Persons whose means are limited will be accommodated at prices in accordance thereto. Dr. C. will wait upon persons at their residence, if desired. Requests may be left with A. J. McGill, Druggist. Refbjienck—T he citizens generally. Port Gibson, Jan. 15, 1850. 20-tf


ocr: SUPERIOR OLD BRANDY. w «vi.»* »», •%, *•«-<. p T V an invoice from the Only importers (Rarclay & Livingston,) in New York, of supe rior Goddard Brandy, and are preparedio fill ders for the same, and will sell by th" cask by demijohn. This Brandy is well known the only kind to be found at John Hewlett's cei ebrated Bar, in this city. , or or ■ a W. L. CUSHING & Co. New Nov.


ocr: PRINCESS. NO. 3, A RRIVES at Grand Gulf, coming up , every Thursday at 10 o'clock A. M„ and going down, every Saturday morning at7 o'clock. 1 {T H S FULKERSON, Agent. 19-tf April 4 1850.


ocr: JAS. N. HARDING, ATTORNEY AT LAW ASD Real Estate Agent, Office oft 3d, between J and K streets, Sa cramento City, California. 23-tf Dec 1849.


ocr: Plantation Supplies, C ONSTANTLY on hand at my GRAND GULF, BAGGING AND ROPE; JEANS; LINSEY AND LOWELLS; RUSSETS; PORK , BACON , LARD and FLOUR; and a general assortment of store at Jan 1 , 1850. H. S. FULKERSON.


ocr: DR.. W. T. OWEN, Otfice over Mr. N. P. .Moody's Drug Store, PORT GIBSON, Miss. 24-Gm Feb. 8 , 1850.


ocr: SPOONER FORBES GROCER, No. 4, ST A M PS' RO W, |'() RT GIBSON, Mississippi, K EEPS constantly gar, Coffee, Tea, on hand, Flour, Su Candles, Soap, Salt, Starch, Powder and Shot, Rice, Mackerel, Salmon, Shad, Herring, Tobacco, Cigars, Hams, Pickles, Candies, Spices,&c. June


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ocr: 5E flfgas If ! f >i I J \i ■ tel I BÄrÄWiäÄ » lar uulftit of tht-lr Having hen more than twi-m. °, r Pr% ÄS there are many who are ready*toC cacy in removing dl*»,*, and S * eyatetn r.-newed vi„„r »„d health* * I n cue* of Scrofula, Ulcéra. of the akin, tile operation ôfthTKl whilom truly artoniihing. often r e mn,iL tf* **«*5S[ vestige of the«. ln.th,C fying e(Tec ta on the blood Fey.. thw Put? Dyapepaia, Dropsy, Pile,, Jdta **»'. V »11 diaeucs. aoon yield to th.^ 1 **** 0 * U properties. No f.m.ly .boiYfcJX!" r£s ••to- M by their timely use l , ''!' 11 TO ing and expense that he belongs to Green Barlow, of R» kin county. Miss., and that he ones on the tbrehead. He is about 25 years old, 5 feet 5 inches high. Hey on when committed, brown cassinett? , a l 0 ons and cotton shirt PREPARED by WILLIAM B MOFFAT V n st* VO»«. "• I* or sale, wholesale and retail McGILL, Druggist, Port Gibson'if • Sept 20, 1850. •tU ... Hf Runaway in Jail. WAS committed of Claiborne to to jail • • » count), Mitsij. » s'PI'b on the 14th inst l* ot the Peace in and f or ^ county, a negro boy who ta bis name is K| Jesse, raaaw&ycn Tuesday, the lOtli inst. Said negro is of dark complexion, „ t , made, has a good sett of large teeth, ha-j scar under each ear, and several *e',l »Dili


ocr: J. W. THOMSON, Poi*l (nibsOll illlSS. . .. * _ ... / | f r IG L at the residence of Dr. G. . Wilson, opposite the Court House, lie can be found at all times, unless ahsent on professional business. All or <?rs ' e h during his absence snail roceive lie earliest attention on his return. March 23, 1849. :■ :, ■i - -I vAhhbw SURGEON DENTIST, 30-ly


ocr: J. W. THOMSON, ïïû mm SURGEON DENTIST, Port Gibson, Hiss. FFICE at the residence of Dr. C. W. Wilson, opposite the Court House, where he can be found at ail times, unless absent on professional business. All or ders left during his absence shall roceive the earliest attention on his return. 0


ocr: W.S.CHANDLER,D. D.S. PORT GIBSON, MISS. A LL operations in Dental Surgery per formed according to the latest scientific improvements in the art, and warranted durable for life. Persons whose means are limited will be accommodated at prices in aceordance thereto. Dr. C. will wait upon persons at their residence, if desired. Requests may be left with A. J. McGill, Druggist. Reference —The citizens generally. Port Gibson, Jan. 15, 1850. 20-tf


ocr: BARRELS Mess Pork, 50 bbls, 50 Primq do. Rump dd.' 5 casks Shoulders, 50 pieces Bagging, 50 coils Rope, Linseys, Jedns, and Lowels, just receiv. ed and for sale by August 2, 1850 do 60 W. M. KENN. 49-tf


ocr: Notice. HE undersigned. Executors of Ann J Singleton, dec'd.. will sell at Private Sale. T the Plantation on which the deceased for merly resided. WM. R McALPlNE, D. G. HUMHHREYS, Executor's Nov 22, 1850-13-tds


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ocr: W. S. CHANDLER, D.D.S. ,-ry PORT GIBSON, MISS. LL operations in Dental Surgery per formed according to the latest scientific improvements in the art, and warranted durable for life. Persons whose means aro limited will A accommodated at prices in accordance thereto, Druggist, Dr. C. will wait upon persons at their residence, if desired. Requests may be left with A. J. McGill, Rkferknck—'T he citizens generally. Port Gibson, Jan. 15, 1850. 20-tf


ocr: it II if ! The great popularity which Moffat's Life Fills aud Phœnix Bitters hare attained, in consequence of the extraordinary cures effected by their use. renders it unnecessary for the proprietor to enter into a particu lar analysis of their medicinal virtues or properties. Having been more than twenty years before the pub he. and having the united testimony of more than Three Millions of persons who have been restored to the enjoyment of perfect health by them, it is be lieved that their reputation as the best vegetable medicine now before the pubUc. admits of no dispute. In almost every city and viUage in the United States, there are many who are ready to testify to their effi. cacy in removing disease, and giving to the whole system renewed rigor and health. In cases of Scrofula, Ulcers, Scurvy or Eruptions of the skin, the operation of the Life Medicines is truly astonishing, often removing in a few days every vestige of these loathsome diseases, by their puri fying effects on the blood. Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Piles, and in short most I aU diseases, soon yield to their curative / Lj properties. No family should he without r S\ as by their timely use much suffer- P ing and expense may be saved. fSkj PREPARED BY etff WILLIAM B. MOFFAT, M. D. rlf/cS NEW YORK. & For sale, wholesale and retail by A. J. McGILL, Druggist, Port Gibson, Miss. Sept 20, 1850. 4 -tf