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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-29
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMllNlO IA L OlO phLE
IN pursuance of a decree of the Pro-
u bate Court Of Madison county, Miss,
the undersigned, administrators Of the
estate of John T. bearing, deceased, will
offer for sale before the courthouse door
of said county, on THURSDAY the 10th
day of JANUARY, 1850, on a credit of
one and two years, the plantation be-
longing to said estate, lying in said coun-
ty, about five mi O. north of Canton, con-
tanning six hundred and eighty acres,
known and designated as follows, to-wit.
The southeast quarter of section 30;
the west half of the north west quarter
of section 80 the north half of the south
west quarter Of section 90; the west half
of the south east quarter, the north half
of the east half of the southeast quarter,
the south half Of the east half Of the
northeast quarter, the south half Of
the southwest quarter, the west half of
the northeast quarter, and the north
half Of the east half of the northeast
quarter of section 81, township 10, Of
range 8, east. On said plantation there
is about $50 acres Of cleared land,
dwelling-house, negro cabins, mill and
gin. The purchaser will be required to
give bond and approved security.
JESSE HEARD, 49,.
S. D. LIVINGSTON, Au"' -
Nov. 81, 1849. l2-6w
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SOhn Gerweck.

eu pss'd to the shop formerly
ID y !. as a Gun Shop on the
EoPEale Square and will do the
ths ta n. and nc furnish the best ma
l "a q , SSy WORKMAN can do.
' Ally,
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PURE BRANDY,

EOR " medical purposes" One pipe
just received from New YorS. and
warranted a pure article; lor.sale by
July 28 ID w MURPHY
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

David B. Crane and1
John R Jaffrey, sur
wing partners,&c
u.s.
Samuel Hamilton and
Wife, and John H.
Rollins.
Ely virtue of decree of the Superior
- Court Of CT ancery of the Sla@ of
Mississippi, made on the 23d day of Jan
uary, l849, in the above case, | will on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10th, l049;
within legal hours, at the court house
door in Canton, proceed 10 sell to the
highest bidder, on a credit Of twelve
months, the purchaser giving bond with
good security, the following lands lying
in Madison county, viz. The northeast
quarter of Section 90, township ii range
s, east.
WIN. J. benson, Com'r.
Nov 8, 1849 8-5t
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- S. L. MosBY.
RESTLEY & MOSBY,
.,,v, N DRUGs AND MEDICINES;
rSrvyrs, OILs, AND PAINTS;
GLASS AND Purity;
Rors, BLANK Books, STAT1oNA'
|fucl ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, &c
h, ,iga Of GOLDEN MORTAR.
CANTON, MI.
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la,,i,., W MURPHY.
lion . e. SGd ] Is every day receiving, a
sdWse, Woss.SSck OF Groceries, Provis
l4.' "O0denwSre, &c. &c. sc.
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WAS NC B. PEAsE, New Orleans.
'SilA@&C G. PECK, New York.
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A yIce-ResaI Journey through Lnndy'" L"ne'
Thoroid, Pelham, Nc.

P,ivate Corespondent r. communicated for The Tribune
CmpP.wA. Sept -, lao
Lord Elgin is on tour West
ward aud is now at tho Clifton House, Niagara
Falls. where he will probably remain Tor several
weeks Toe old Reform party are decidedly Ia
yorable TO him we have no clergy reserves nor
crown reserves in the Niagara Dstric. We have
had enough Of the old Family Compact rule. asd
# the Gorsrnor. General support COED men and
measures, he may be sure Of being backed in this
quarter. Archibald Thomson, myself and four
other farmers, were a committee, selected to
wait upon and escort him through Stanford, Tho
rod and Pelham-1 picturesque, rich aud tho
roughly cultivated towns as any on the Peninsula
On the 18th we were introduced by Col Bruce.
and rode through Drummondsyilie, westward, 70
Gamers Schoolhouse, which hs Exceilency
examined thence to Thorold, our party III
creasing continually. At Thorold large BODY
of farmers from Sugar Loaf, headed by that fine
Old Reiormer, Michael GrAybeil, and d. MsciarIAnd
of the House Of Assembly.
At Thorold, the GovernorGeneral examined
Jacob Keefer's large -four mills, on the Welland
Canal at the brow OF the mountain. The venerable
Mr.. Graybiel got into the vice regal carriage, and
the cavslcede next moved toward the lovely VII
lage OF ST. John, and through it to Pelham, at the
town-hall of which we arrived at 2, and there the
Governor General wss received by a large body
Of the inhabitants with a very hearty welcome.
He thanked them in brief and appropriate terms
for the attention shown him Aessrs Marisrland,
Hebron and Schofed also spoke. Fonthiu vas
our next stopping. place, where refreshments had
been prepared in suitable style. The Governor
,ba bas NJ a0le1 OF Pelham. aud the
farmer, responded by toasts. Las, Saturday the
freehoders OF the County of Wesnd presented
their address. by the hands Of that sterling cham
pion Of liberal Institutions, William Woodruff,
ESQ. OF ST. Davids, David Thornburn, Warden Of
the District and B Foley, Esq. backed by great
concoqfse ofthe Welland sgricalturists, with whom
his Lordship is quite popular. Many politica! sp-
polntments. and some proposed ones, beside Ger.
tain measures Of last Winter, are the cause Of So
licitade here. Lord Elgin appears 70 b. eau
tious, refscting man. The Tories orce idoized
him, bpt they don't noo.
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BY GREELEY & McELRATH.

cerstanaing ever understood me - say, that
would give W one FOO. Of the New Territory to
Slavery. let them pass without comment. Sare-
y, half way between the Wilnot Proviio anS
Slavery Extension is no. half the Territory 10
Slavery, for that was the fan extent Of the South
ern claim.
This article is quite TOO long FOR one which msy
seem mainly personal; but did not see how t.
avoid writing II without seeming 70 acq1iesce in a
pertinaciously reiterated cs urny. Of the Wis
dom or folly OF my proposition, the reader viii
adge the unfair CLOSES Of It's adversaries are %
uumesning test monies IN its favor. n. %.
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rurouean EXile- and American Hospitality.

To ths Edo q TIE Ifio.Ne
Almost every vessel that now enters oar pe''
from the shores Of Europe brings exies and iusiF"s
from despotsm For the most part, these men nsAed
all they had in the great struggle thronsh which hu
ron. has lust passed and when Liberty went do"n
they were obliged 20 fy distant countries Most OF
then, land on our continent destitute of everything
Tbev are. many Of them. honorable men lovers oi
freedom; inspired with heroic spirit and worthy oi
our esteem So far the Italians are concerned
ran sneak with confidence. bsve spent many years
In Italy aud every day my hand Is grapsd IN 'h street,
by homeless exiles have known IN that ia'eh e',h
nv When parted with them last the sun oi l'-lAh
Freedom high in Heaven Plus IN Yves th'n t,'rt
"A a, the savior Of his countrywide champion oi hio-
er,y Every true slisn believed the day Of tie c"Hn-
cipaon OF his country had come Bat the late action
Of Plus N aud the base perndy OF Louis nH "H'c
for the present exungushed the hopes ~ n' i.'
There are ten thousand generous hearts ]. '", -
hat would rec pond public call TOT hrlP vi ' =
lie. cast upon shores II We were p'' ~ 80
- ,ybep ,b,ir banners were borne down IN Europe
We can give them help after their betrayal "uu
WIN YOU not call public meeting or start seo'cip
.i,n IN raisa fund TO AID European exuest l-r tn"
/ roht sort OF men be appointed COMMITTEE al h'"'i
to xueud this money-men In whom the puo"S 'p"s.
.opsi,pce and who will not be likely 10 D" urc''tu
by false claims or impOstors .A
Which plan do you suggestf something "us"i !" w
/ aope AZ once for brave and generous exile. are wan
dering hroush our streets without bresd Cannot We
Who have inherited without sacrifice ~hst tn'se men
nave isked all win and failed Al last eSehu
>, holm the victim OF despotsm, and the exile f.ih
ms country c. EDWARDS LESTER
-. vi S,rf l1tQ
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To TIA Edfor Of The IfsbHss;
The cath section of the New Constitution pro
vides for the appointment, Of three Commissioners,
to revise, REFORM s'mplys and Gbrtdse ne rulss Of
practice, ple0diags, forms and Proceedings Of
Courts Of Record Of this State, and TO report, &c
They have done So. The Legislature passed the
Code after much consideration; il was amended
last Winter, las was to be expected and passed
as amended, aud now ia the Law as to Practice
Proceedings, &c. in Courts Of Law OF this State.
despite the concerted cg0rfs Of our judges to ritter
il away BY nice, technical. and Oft times absurd
decisions Ever since the Code has been in effect
i, has been the constant study OF some OF our
Judges 20 see how they can th~art many OF the
great objects OF It; decision alter decision mas
been piled on il. each differing from The other ano
appearing 70 be rather the effect OF whim or
notion than Of the judgment, until the Oode isei
lies in conflicting decisions buried.
Brought up as they all are, under the old system
OF prosy ioioing and special pleading, and Only
getting at the truth Of the matter amid tortuous
winnings of tho X. B. and Chancery rules sud
practice they cannot reconcile themselves to the
idea that Practice is susceptible Of any improve
ment. And il is owing to their fond love for
the Old System, tina, they fsht so desperately
against u system 80 siRple pam and ineligible
a. as opcrstsoa as ne Code The Code Is but 4
return 10 the simple days Of term plesdipgs
whatever mans action or defense may be, he
states in writing IN as few words as possible, and
in language comprehensive 10 every mind. Aud
its very simplicity of times calls for the exercise
OF much more actual legal knowledge and jaog-
ment thsn was formerly requisite under the old
system To speak Of the advantages Of the Code
ard the attempts lately made TO deprive the sOl'or
Of them. Will be the subject Of future remarks.
The many grand objects OF the Code cannot De
~ 90
Beach and their studied attempts 10 destroy, rat
ale, o. DO acas rs operation, will recoii on the''
own heads in q manner nos 10 be mistaken.
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Model l. cd ging III suses In Paris-W orkmen's

gai. Correspondence OF The Tribune


PAN. Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PArIs. August -. isa9
Ian happy to inform you that Notwithstanding
var. and runners Of wars sad eoups de,at snd
commercial troubles and everything. the practical
measures for improvement in the condition oi the
working -classes concerning which have once or
twice written you, are going steadily forward.
The model lodging houses or cues ourrIeres sre
Approaching conf letion with gratifying rapidly
In the Faubourg 81. Denis Is one OF these grand
establishments which begins u look hnisned az
- slresdy nearly rooted over, and before W intef
.p..,will in all probability be Inhabited, furnish
ins ~ its occupants ten times as much comfort s.
they have hitherto had for the money shey have
n.;i s,r bouss.rent Why is no, ,h. plan tried in
NewYorki There is great reason Tor trying
there. and London can prove that It would pay
we'll while II would confer great benefits on ITO
whole community. as well as on those Who should
participate directly in its advantages
The Workmens Associations are daily extend
ing their numbers and their operations. mere
are already ADORE tro Hundred OF these ind usI'ous
establishments including every mechanics = sue
bstiscsrriea on here. The success OF these Asso-
citation, !, mos. encouraging. notwithstanding the
,tsgnation Of business, as is their influence on
their members. The sir OF independence winch
belong, to them is in striking contrast with 'he
mien OF these who live on day wsges, az inc
beck Of MASTER, without such security OF employ
ment as is afforded by these large eomoias'on''
It's by their means tina, the psuPeri'm' winch Is
one great motive OF revolutions. must BE- efadl-
Gated. The Associations maintain GIL pos'ioe
mutu.l relations, ard make It point 10 ouy
and sell of each other thus becoming SIS II
were. their own customers. They are combined
together in what they call " Soeieit L"ireTse''e.
This Society is now proposing to publish "s"y
paper, to be devoted directly to the interests OF
the Associations, not only as an advertising sheet
for their wares but as the promoter OF TINS exec.
lent sort of practical Socialism. Should this pro
iect be executed. will take care that tho paper
be found among the French files OF The Ii'0A"e'
Yours truly,
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RRoApWAY BANK.

rEHIS INSTITUTION. organized under the General
1 Bankins Law Of the SAFE, commenced business on
the 9ih day ~ August last
The capital stock OF the Bank is so0Oo OF which up.
ward OF $500 OO has been subscribed for Win vie" OF
filling % he capital stock 10 the iull amount me SUI
.crption book Will remain open zoe the present az me
bauking.room. $50 Broadway.
make known Al The Bank, or upon
arniraion 10 either of the folio ing-n imed DirecOrs
~'FRANTfS 4 PALMER SILAs { HERRING,
IFBgFTs * WARD, JOHN ; HARRIS,
WM DECKER HELMUS VI WELLS,
AARON ARNOLD PETER X ROACH,
ROE LOCKWOOD. JOHN DUNCAN.
ALEX STUDWELL, DAVID A NOOD,
JOHN IODINE, bENy + CAhf,
JOHN FALCONER,
Rv e,s.r Of the board + A PALMER. Pres.
JOHS l.. EvERETT, Cashier. 81 WIS
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POPULAR SCHOOL BOOKS.

Il NJ SAXTOs, III Flfon--t Offers me following Books
y. TO the trsce II the publishers prices, VIZ.
ClevelAnc's COup-n1 Of Engiisa Litrrziur- g. =.
Crend~rs BOos-K-e ping counting house -diIi0n, q >
Criueccer's Boob Keeping, school edition, sv cts-
AIsop's Algebra o.
sop. A g-brs, SondEet fof beginners, . c;s.
.Lynce's Flrst Boob IL ElyuOlogy, 40 cts
Lyut-'s Class BOOK Of Eiy uolosy, - cfs
O-salt's Etymo ogicsl Dictionary. ~ 5
Aitchelfs series Of Outline Asps, q
hiichels M.nusl Of Geography and Key y ca.
hitchells Con pete Alas.
Winchester. Writing Books Nos J, !. 3, and u; cts
Hoibrook's Child's Drawing BOOK, 10 cts.
Perkins, Eera-utAry Arithmetic, s. co.
P-rkirs's Higher Arithmetic. = cts.
Persinsis Elements u sehrs. = ca.
Perkinss TREATISE on Alk-bra. O. s..
Perkins, Geometry. p ca
AUSlC BOOKS.
TIE American Minstrel for schools and academies . eta
TsyiOrs Sacred Minstrel, s cts.
Tsyors Choral Anthems. 81 cts.
Tsvor. Late or Nu.ie.l Instrue or IS en-. az Sits
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HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.

~ FIX CENT. SAVED.
TIE UNDERSIGNED have avery large and splendid
asrorment Of house keeping articles, comprising Ia
part IN ware apanDed ware, Britannia ware hard ware
estrays Of ali descr pons, dinner aud tea bells cof-e
aud urns tablecuery In full sets, brooms bfUshes
mats busters, sponge baths, hand bellows, easIn- cd
ware, hoo~wae, shovel and tongs pos-rs, coascutes
and all the useful articles ia Housekeeping Hotels
short notice and a. very low prcss
AZ the propnetors the manufacturers u all tho
Leading sruce. In their ne they confident hey
furnish them lower al Wholesale retail hsn other
house 10 lh- city. T SMITH I co
sls Inc Cd II Flltons.. one door from God.
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THE NEW-YoRK BAY CEMETERY.

THE NEW YORK BAY CEMETERY COMPANY
i have resolved that, when ihe members Of any Nell
ou- or Benevolent Society shall subscribe for any num-
her Of Lots me- les, than ten, 10 convey 70 me
Trustees Of such Society, otherwise, as II may direct
1y Deed free from all ncumbrsnces I'VE lots for the be-
members ana strangers, ana 10 TINS proper
ton for any number purchased In all cases the lots pur
chasd and those gwen the Society shall be together II
de-.red, IN the privilege Of selecting them from any
unsod that al may have opportunity TO view he
hezuuu grounds ant Improvements Of our Cemetery a
Ferry Boat p run from the foot Of Cana street Fri
dav next free The memb-rs Of the Ancient Order Of
Ms.on. O. ofO r. ! OFT Dnlids and .. u. A. and all
other societies are with their families particularly nyi.
ted 10 81 our grounds before making purchase.
n Y. BAY CEMETERY CO
40 su.k ORice 02 Broadway
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~ TIE frs, death suopg the Girsrd College

" TIE first death smong the Girsrd College
Orohans occurred on surdsy morning 10Th inss The
deceased wss boy named Charles Gottleio Nseir ara
one Of the Oldest pupils OF the institution This being
~. rat death which has occurred the occasion vas
ops of much interest, according 10 the Philadelphia
pspers
FATHER MATHEW Rev. I. Mathew continues
~. GOOD work with great success On Monday be was
n :, and ON Tuesday at Newburyport On Wed
o Thnr.dsy and Friday Of this week he will be
., prcvidsnce; Saturday Sunday, Monday and T9es
a. MI he will be st Fall River and on Wednesday
be S6sh. o. New Bedford.
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REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS.

90, 7 = rverstt Editor.
~ ms ,,,.,,iv N,g.riue. which
is ne name oi Al 'nl' Tba article.
D. i proposed 70 pu'.'n o. L., from, the
IN rs pages WI &c eN'ie' =, ...,orles sed
- % 49, -, yell ~ made in Il 70 ex
Ill. ~, ,s.,.-i.,n. prie,tcrsit and hypocrisy
=, ,,i,t our the criminsiy Of partial leg
- - r. .-,.-.-, Million, all over the world
- 80. =. well A, Of bread, for The
arc - '''--..t,-., ~ the tsw-to hold
Sss ,--..., If ,hs learned proies
~ -. a., ,beologv-,o cultivate 3
80 - -. e., i,,.-,,,re and excite a relish
-. -.,i,,., nbno.ophv-to suggest Prise
60 ,-,,-oving our civilization and so
- q, Al and say 81 that can be
49,. So m, -.,l good. the safe advancement
and the permanent n'fp'nf'' '' ma 49,
tor has .taked out oiosd neio' ""''u
b able 20 cultivate 70 his own 'aa'la'H0" Suu '-'
bsnes. II the public
r.,...,. ..D,rr,R N,GAztsE' IS Of a
- - IL ,h,-.,ter than most of the
-. .-.si.. Z, p.p.llv contains articles Of
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SHEET BRASS

THE UNDERSIGNED 10 daily receiving from his
Rolling Misa very superior article " sheet brass Of
al The different sizes. which he Offers wholesale and
tail reduced prices. Palers brass OF superior quality
constantly hand JAMES @. AOFFEr,
auH lmeodsA Stores So FuliOn-st sad l2l Princes
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AT PUBLIC sALE.-Tbe machinery and fixture.
11of si.r Candle Factory, consisting Of Hydraulic
rf-se-s % al the machinery IN perfect orcer
featuring Candles Alec the machinery FOR the anu.
iacmre Of soap and Lard O-stee-en ine aud boilers
vii - sOld al pablo auction WEDNESDAY, he Sd
cay Of Ocoer next, CO the premises IN tie city Of Cur
hat Terms OF sale made known before The dste
specified and his properly exhibited those wishing to
purchase Al any time previous he day Of sale 90 spp
cation 10 James Wilson Co. o. Canal between n Ia
and Walnut as. Ia Circinr.r.
.lolw JAMES WILSON, Receiver
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COPPER AND BRASS TUBING

THE UNDERSIGNED has On hand, and Is constantly
manufacturing tubing both Of copper and brass, Of all
sizes and suitable for all purposes at prices as low rs
can obtained al any other establishment In the country
JAMES O MOFFET,
suCQ lrreo1ish Sto~os TultOn.st and i2l
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FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING and
4 Day School for Young Ladies', No. CarrolLpsce
Ble-cker-sL SewYork-This establishment. conducted
By Madame hIx, who lie assisted the most talented pro-
tssofs Of This city continues 10 enjoy the confidence Of Al
hose VINO have entrusted their daughters 70 Der care
Every attention IL paid tbs uoras and comforts OF ths
comfortable 80 ia.
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PUTNAM Coat Convention held on the 1911
inst. at Carmel, Putnam Co to appoint Delegates
t. the Wing State, Judicial and Senatorial Con
ventions, the following gentlemen were chosen
S,aie ConrennOn.-GEoRGE J. SHERMAN Cold Spring
J. O Dykmsn, SupernumeTary
Judicial CoRpsnflon -AMBRosE RYDER, Carmel }.
o. Dykmsn. Supernumersry
Senatorial Convention -SrErHES DAVENPORT, Phil
io.,own; AUGUSTUS HAzEN, Carmel JOSEPH I NJ
HOBBY Kent; PETER X. WHITNEY, Patterson Ran
SOM B.ReKR. Putnam Valley with power TO appoin,
substitutes
The Convention also passed resolution recon-
mending CHARLES STANFORD asa candidate Tor
the office of Canal Commissioners, and instTucting
its Delegates to go his nomination.
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GERMAN SILVER.

v'HE UNDERSIGNED has on hand, and ls constantly
L receiving from bis Rolling Mills, very superior quail
ty Of German silver which ne will sell at reduced prices,
wholesale Or retail JAMES @. MOFFET.
au23 imeodlA Stores 80 FuitonsL and ~ Prnce-st
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EIEWEI.ERS-

GlLDISG METAL Of the best quality constantly on
VI nsno, and for the Of the subscriber $50
Fulton-.L % al hi. maLufaetory III Pnnce-sL
su5 imis-eodA JAMES @. MOFFETT.