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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-04
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

Iuqd2SoH county. M -G
BY Tho Probate Court Of said County,
April Term, l849. s..sI.
EEVO all persons interested in the lands
AZ tenements, and hereditaments OF
WADDELL SANDERS, deceased,
Greeting; you are hereby cited to ap,
pear before the Probate court of said
county, at a regular Term thereofto be
holden attbe couit house Of said county,
On HE Cd Monday Of July 1849, then
and there TO shew cause, ifany you have
why the said court should not order and
decree the lands, tenements and heredi.
taments, described in. the petition of
THOMAS SANDERS, Guardian of
ROBERT ASHLEY NORRIS, ED.
WARD GRlGSBY and MADISON
GRlGSBY, minor heirs Of said WAD-
DELL, SANDERS, to be sold accord.
ing to the prayer of said petition, viz:
Vest half of south east quarter Sec.
twenty nine, township ten, range 2 east,
west halfof north east quarter sec. thir-
ty one township ten, range Q east, norhl
hall ofeast half Of north west quarter
sec, thirty one, township ten, range q
east. south half Of lot MOI sec thirty,
township ten, range 2 east, west half OIL
south west quarter sec, thirty two town
ship len range Feast. l%otnine, sec TWEEN
ty five township ten. range | east, east
haIFofnorlh east quarter sec, thirty one,
township ten, range 2 east, south west
quarter sec. twenty nine, township ten,
range 2 east, all in the county of Madi-
son aforesaid.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-04
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Tue VNFAILINs REMEDY roR THE ABOVE DISEASES,
Las been before the public for a sufficient
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msalclne o. lunravelled excellence, in the
5oI the diseases for which it il intsn-
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MADISON Conntu

~ MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County.
l'paAF' cogRF OF SAID County,
Y. January Term, la49.
N a'I s.s q J. W. Camp, decd.
ooen reported to ana declar.
giys soait lusolvent; Notice Is
s sai0a, % all persons HAVING
N, \ me estate Of said deceess
bsls,a u 4 same to the undersign.
M sI. iae ID monday of July,
''alms will be forever bar,
Y # the court.
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stY.
All who are suffering,

from Diarrhea, Dysentery, or Ceolera Morbus
and all those whose children are suffering from
that most troublesome disease, Summer Com
plant, or Cholera Infantum, will give tia tri-
al.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-16
From veaexueIa.

Capt. Morse Of the schooner Sarah Louisa, from
Curscos, arrived at this port yesterday, informs
Us that relative 10 the report OF the resignation Of
President Monagas, be had not heard Of IL. nor
wa. there any report 10 that effect 10 circulation
when he left Curacao. He had frequently seer
Gen. Psex and his sons who were in great die
tre". Their friends were endesvoring TO procure
means 20 forward them out Of the country. The
Boston Tyaeeiler Of yestsrdayssys
Letters boon received IN this city from Lsgusyrs
Of as late date the I'D Of April 1hsy confirm ths
statements 10 the rssisnsons bat DO not agree n
assigning the cause. On the contrary the vrcsrs fear
that the Committee Of Seven which appointed %
wait upon Aonsgss would offer him the Dictatorship
under tns title Of Protector" The Congress now n
session elected during the period Of the var vh@
nearly all the country under military sway and n
consequence large part Of them are strong psfussns
Of the present Government
Capt Morse Of the schooner Sarah Louise, re-
ports that there had been two arrivals from 81 Do
mingo City, with refugees, during the week.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-16
WHOLE NO. 35}3.
TIE ACE or IRREvERENcE


NDU i-ht have w0n tie poets name
i such BE- w.-th the Winning now
And gsiged laurel Tor your brow.
OF sounier lesl than | can claim.
Bat You have made the " ser choice
\ life that moves - S-sc.0us ends
Through troops Of unrecOrdIng friends
deedig. life, silent voice
And YOU have missed the irreverent doom
Oi those that wear the poe, crown
Hereafter neither knave nCr clown
Shsl hold Their orgies At your tomb.
For now the poet cannot die.
Nor leave bis music as Of old
Bat round him ere he scarce he cold
Begins the scands. snd the cry
Give oui the faults he would not show
Break lock and seal betrsy the trust
Keep nothing sacred is but Just
The many headed beast should know
Al. shameless for be did but sing
s5ns that pleased Us from its worth
NJ puOlc lie was his On earth.
No bisSoned statesman he nor King
tie gave the people Of his best
His worst he kept, his best he gave
My curse upon the clown and knsve
Who WILL not let his ashes rest
Who make II sweetsr seem % be.
The htlle lite OF bank and brier
The blTd that pipes his lone sesire
And dies unheard within bis tree.
Than he that warbles long and loud
And drops at gioy's temple-gstes.
For whom the carrion-vulture waits
To tear bis heart before the crowd
.ondon Exsniincr ALFsEp TENNysc>
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-16

IsFLUEscE or THE PREn.-In Montreal the
newspapers have always been Tory for the most
part. The popular papers at Toronto have ever
been Libersl-for progress. Mark result. The
81. Andrews Society Of Montreal expelled Lord
Elgin almost unanimously, though he is ecoss.
man, and lineal representative Of The Bruce Of
Bannockburn,' sr exercising the royal prsrogssivs
on his oath TO the best Of his Judgment. The 81
Andrews Society Of Toronto, so memes" beng
present, voted to His Excellsncy an address d
thanks for his conduct With bat ono disssnfing
voice. There's no pleasing everybody.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-16

JoUssrr TO vAscoUvrs's bLAsD.-sir George
simpson has left Lachine, near Montreal, 10 ono
of the Hadsons Bay COmpanys canoes, on an in
land voyage across this continent, on the British
American side. Mr.. Eden Covilis, who is 10
winter on vsneouv~'s Island in Oregon, socou-
psalss hia.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-16

~ The steamer SouraERsrR, Capt. Bfssr'
arrived yesterday morning from Charleston. D c.
whence she sailed on Saturday. r. N. We are
again under obligations TO cspt B. and owfnsnds
Of the Chorlestoa Cour,ey. Bvestns News and Me~'
curry for late papers.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-16

And several other companies, losses not KNOWN
The fire originated by accident in the wood-house
of the American Hotel. All the contents OF the
Post Office, including the Northern and Southern
Mails were burned. One life IS known 10 be lost
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-16
BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE NEw.YORk TRIBUNE.
DISASTROUS FIRE AT WATERFOWL.
VAST DEsTRrCTIoN OF PROPERTY.
UrIcA, Tuesday, May l3--lO AN

ITicA, tuesday, Nay I5--IU AH
AnExtra from the Northern STATE Journal gives
particulars Of a disastrous conhsgration which
took place at Watertowu on Sunday, May 10, des
troying nearly all the business portion OF the VII
age. including three Banks, the Post Otce, three
Printing Offices, surrogates OHice two Hotels
and thirty Stores. Loss s25o0oo Insurance as
follows
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-16

STEAMBOAT OFPosIrIoS oS LAKE. OSTAHIo-
Ia ISIS the Old FroDtensc, Capt. Mackenzie was
the only steamboat on Lake Oatsrio. The isre
from Kingston 70 Niagara or Toronto was sl2-
Now the Sovereign old mail linel cArrie' CABIN
passengers from Kingston 70 Hamilton head oi
the l axe for Is cents, and steerage DO Tor half
oriee Five dollars was the p1ce las, year, and
five from Kingston - Montreal Ine O''--''.
Ig1ig thinks tha: 81 between Hamilton and
Kingston. exclusive Of mesls, would pay OPpo'
.ition is the cause Of the 2--ceni fares. steam
boat owner is bankrupt; bis boats have become
the property of the Bank Of Upper Canada and
,bsv ran them against M HamiltoH's steamers
very many AHerieans take the Canada route in
s,-,,s, In 1s2O The Car Of Commerce and other
boats. charged sls between Montreal and Que
bec Now the fare IS So
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-16

u Tho BostOs DaHy S'gHGi, Native has
been merged in the Daily Bee, Published BY Brsd-
barry, Harmon Il Co. and edited BY Ben Perley
Poore.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-16

u We are Indebted to GEo. ". WISER
Esa =. Editor Of ne Daror A4s-:sz. fer late fis
rsa. s.ysEs fsf wsea q. VIA Please sssss' SO saaAsa
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-16
TnE LIZ ANp wRITINGs on DE WlIT cLN-.


Ton Bv WrLLtAN W CAMPBELL, Author OF
Border Warfare OF Nsw-York New-fork Ba
keT & Scribner.
The title Of this book is calculated to dissPPoint
the reader. 1t contains only the slightest memo
risls Of Mr. CLIyross life. The selection from
his writings consists principally OF articles that
are already before the public. Journal Of an
exploring tour to Western New York IN 1910, vil
be read with interest, though It is little more than
q superficial record OF the occurrences OF the day.
II is written in the careless and familiar manner
which usually ch.rac,erzes a diary. Il is curious
as presenting picture Of Western New-fork IN
1910 and will probably be interesting to the IN
habi.ant. Of the localities described. The con
trast between the almost western wilderness ol
New York IN 1910 aud the western garden ot
New-York In $40. is striking commentary on
the system Of Internal Improvements which THIS
State has 50 successfully adopted. F.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-16
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

A. ,,ro o'clock Yesterday the two Houses assembled in
hcir Chambers The Senate was called 10 order by Mr.
1ccauev and ON motion of Mr. Barbce Who together with
Me.srs Denea Kinney and Rogers bore testimony his
character and 0aca Joel Penybaceer OF Shenandoah
was unanimously elected Clerk Mr. P is brother Of the
respected United States Senator Pennybcker anu Is one o
the victims of the Regency at Washington tic was a
faithful and efficient Clerk in the Land Once al Washing
non but ON account of his political sentiments, was pro-
scribcd BY Ewing and his mo party associates HIS eiec
op Yesterday to am important Office which all agree he
will fl.!maby, shows how highly heis esteemed nj nome
and how the acs Of TayIorisin regarded Washington
Eight Senators beiag absent that body adjourned TIL to-day
without completing its organization.
The House organized by the reelection OF those OK
cellcnt officers Col Hopkins Speaker and Col George
W. Munford rs Clerk, without opposition. Twenty one
members were absent and only delegate from Fauluie
took his seat The names Messs Horner and Tcbbs Che
former holding the certificate of the Sheriff and Coins
soners the latter the certificate of the crer at The Court
Hose were not called by the Clerk and they did not palc
pate in the proceedings This contested election WI
he hereafter adludicaed by the House. For the ihl
proceedings Of the House We refer to another co'hmh
Suffice il 10 saw that VIM. \. Street was elected
Sergeant al Arms Robt Bradley lst DoorSeeper anu
aIer long strugge John Rady I'd poer1eepe All These
gentlemen will discharge their duties admirablyhe unslc
cessfu nominees far We are acquainted with theiii
wond have well filled the posts,
We know that the Wing press will make terrible clamo
over the changes yesterday for the result they will have
10 thank The Regency Washington whose proscrptve acts
have excited the Democrats do themselves justice W,
shall say nothing moreat present. but 10 add that Col Ward
received offs Democrats and Col Street the votes
four Wings and OF the most prominent and respectable IN
the House. Some few Wings also voted agninst MIR
Chambers.
There are 20 new in The House, which is fine
looking body Of men. They wlinow nds'rously ",
hope with the business. which calls them together.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-04
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE

The space occupied by this interesting State paper and
the nitiao proceedings of the Legislature depves us OF III,
pleasure of commenting length on Governor Floyd
first annual message. 1t presents satisfactory exposition
of the true condition the old Commonwealth, and bold
frank and manly avowa of his sentiments the various
important questions affecting the interests Of the State As
literary composition it does credit the auhorand lis
whitening ienunlia,ioi Of the mad schemes Of internal
foes and lis impressive and eioquen. invocation Il
Virginia and the South 10 stand by the Rights %
the South, as the only salvation OF the Union, ale
worthy of The Chief Magistrate Of State which has
SO generously contributed 10 The strength and glory Of The
Union of equal States Governor Foyds manly sentiments
on this subject should find echo IN the heart Of every
ouhon aud indeed every friend othe Union of Sovereign
and equal States That tho Legislature will respond his
appeal we cannot for moment doubl
Whilst upon some Of the topics preached by the
or We have sufficient knowledge form n welconsi-
dercd OPINION there others which yield cordial
assent His recommendation ihal The Legislature should
pause for the present launching farther into WORKS
Internal Improvement and complete the great lines 50
literally placed under way sraos emnently prudent
and l,iicios With the present heavy engagements, the
STATE a move on safely and yct not, by inor
dinatcy swelling tho anoun involve her finances too far
and throw over her venerable and always unspocd name
even the suspicion of reputation Her credit has never
been pguejr the guardians oi her honor see That she
run no risk oil 80 deplorabtc Il ceH9+liilaon
The Governor places the arguments IA a>oi 81 State
Convention op an nprcsnabe basis ana there We leave--
having Yesterday indicated o%n acquiescenr IN the mat
ter Had We room should be happy express
leu,s in favor o other recommendations o The Message
~, ,.ves with commencing 1t 10 the earnest
attention Of the people and their representa-.
able and admirable State papcr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-04

Among the many blessings attendant
social condition. and the advances of intelligence
poonsaon of human life With the intelligence
grown w. knowledge Of the elements
then and comInensuaey with the strides of
qea The Means CT aesng disease and avens its Not
wihsiadng the progress have made,
onexh Of the whole population die annually OF consumption
One OF the most important discoveries Of age ameoatne
TARS BAISAM OF WILD CHERRY
From the Fail Rirer Monitor, Massachusetts,
THIS Medicine prepared by long s Physician
tested and approved by number intelligent
and respectable persons in various OF the country
ed ana used with confidence
fcied with pulmonary complaints valu
able Medicine other diseases; such Colds Coughs parcu
larry diseases whose tendency Should its
continue has thus proved cases il will
indeed, be invaluable Medicine
@ Beware countcrfeits None genuine unless signed
BUTTS on The wrapper.
&c For sae by GAYNoR & WOOD and ALEXANDER DU.
NAlr only agents for Richmond. Nov. 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-04
December 3, 1919.
IMPORTANT RAILROAD DECISION

Richmond Frtdsricburg and Potomac Railroad Conpa-
ny rs the Louisa Railroad Company-We learn that Sa
appeal from Judge Copons decision by which he dis
solved the injunction previously awarded By him agast
mond 1t is now therefore, determined by highcot legal
tribunal of the State that the Louisa Company have the
right make that extension Whether the transportation
of passengers the extended road will be hereafter restricted
by of certain provisions of the Fredericksburg Com
panys charter is we understand question necessarily
involved in the present decision OF the Court of Appeals.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-04

CLERGYMEN DEFEATED.-The Rev. Dr. Winans, of
Mississippi and the Rev Mr. Stewart of Louisiana both
candidates for Congress- the elections in their
certain proof that the people deem it more important to keep
good preachers at home than send them Congress.
THE NEW GOVERNOR OF TEXAS-The following
is al extract from Austin letter in the Houston Tee.
graph
understand tina, Governor Bell will not take the Office of
Governor until the expiration Of years the naugu
ration o Gov Wood The Governor rendered the office to
Col Bell bur il was generously declined tits pleasing find
that these gentlemen, who lately rivals, warm
and long tried friends.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-04
THE POWER. OF COTTON

The advance of eighth penny cotton announced
BY the last Steamer makes the aggregate advance since the
beginning of the movement, reach three cents per pound
amounting says the n Herald the whole crop ofhe
States to the of thirty millions Of dollars That paper
says:
Add this aggregate advance Of the crop the yield
Of gold calculated in California which made be equal TO
forty millions including also the general advancing move
mens other staples and the aggregate increase in
the commercial values of the products of the United States
for 80 will nearly the sum of one
hundred millions of dollars Men will get crazy with spec
uation and money making in 1880 they did with rows
and revolutions in lS4S The quiet of the French republic
and the general peace in Europe will only add 10 the ntensi
~ of this movement.
We trust that such fatal spirit of speculation will man
ifes itself
observer the correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger
(neutraD writes follows. Let hear stuff about
''he foreign organ:
To-day the Russian and Austrian Legations have given
formal notice he Union that they longer TO be
considered subscribers that paper The offence seems
have arisen from the copying fmy remarks in the Ledg
err the Austrian mission prefacsd by some edoriare
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-04
DETL'D SpJ-D(, M,

-NUN
acknowledge the receipt Of letter post-arked Rich
mond Va 29th November which has written in it, This is
you're containing bank bills for -Four Hundred and Eight
Dollars The laconic writer has my sincere thanks.
TAZEWELL S. MORTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-04
FAREWELL CONCERT.

This evening will be the last performance, which is given
by general request.
Mr. and Madame Leat were here last Autumn and gained
the admiration of all who heard them and tonight they sing
their best pieces indeed the finale the Sonnambula sung
by Madame Leat is exquisite. Mr. Manverss reputation
is well known require any eulogum from US, having
me, with rarely equalled in this country. Miss
Bets performance of Marie in the Child of the Regiment
we hear is excellent, both for singing and acting With
such combination Of talent who doubt that the room
will be filed particularly the price of admission lie only
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-04
CONGRESS-.

From the teegraphc dispatches below il will appear that
things turned exactly we had apprchcnded The
r1o not Yet organized and il is impossible TO guess
when II VIII be- we -Ioced however, to see that the
accomplished Georgian, Howell Cobb, ahead Of
his free-so Wing opponent Winthrop The regular free
soler we suspect voted for their man, and among the
g. we presume are Southern Wings, who could not
swallow Winthrop.
We trust that Mr.. Morton Of Virginia is among The oppo
ncnts Of Undergraduates he could moi be 10 him
self or his district We say if any Southern Demo-
Gratis have failed sustain Mr. Cobb We bleve it
possible that they would refuse for Cobb, able
champion of The South especially when his defeat
cause the election Of Winthrop other Frce-soer.
But all is in doubt; Yet hope for the best Nine members
we're absent beside Butler King lin California and Palrey
district tvacantj
Photographed for the Richmond Enquirer
WAsHINGToS, Dee. 3, lSi9.
The House Of Representatives met al The Usual hour and
proceeded 10 spcaker-22l poled OF
which Mr. Cobb received 02, Mr. Winthrop &C. scattering
%. No election. The House then adjourned.
WAsHiNcroS, Dec, 3rd
The Houses Of Congress assembled to-day TIE Sen
ate organised and adjourned.
In the House there several Intellectual ballots Tor
Speaker Mr. Cobb Of Georgia, and Mr. Winthrop being tie
leading candidates voted for Without succeeding in making
an election, he House adjourned until to-morrow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-04

THE GENERAL CoURT.--fcserday beng The day
appointed BY law for the Of the winter
this Court Judges Smith, Field Lomax and Leigh being
present. opened Court and proceeded business Judge
Scott will be in attendance in the of day two
The docket for The term is rather larger than usual
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-04

we omitted 10 state mat the taoe showing inc poltica
opinions Of the various officers, which appeared in
yesterday morning copied from the Enquirer Of April
last The second Lieutenant OF the Public Guard then
put down Wing Mr. Lane who has been recently ap-
pointed 10 that place is Democrat.
We learn that the Hon. jeremiah Clemens has been elect
ed fill the place in the United States Senate held
session by Senator Fitzpatrick and further that Senator
King has been reelected
1.-THE Republic states that SIr. c. elected BY thirteen
minority Mr.. F., the causus nominee