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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-22
DIED.

On Monday night rex. Of prctractcd pulmonary
disease, MIR. JAMES Downs, OF Leesburg. aStq e
bout % years-mueh respected for his mid ulop-
trusise and moral life. &c
At Lexington, Kentucky, Eel rnafy the 10Th MI
DkliLA Dopp, wife OF Mr.. James g. Dood, formerly
of Londoun, Va.
In Georgetown, on Thursday, tho inst., ai'et
a long andrpainiul Illness TO Y hcl he subtn.seu
with christian foriude and resignaiiuns MIS- ~
GINA HrzER in the eth year Of her age, formerly
Of Shepherdstown, va. :
In the town of Kanses, Missouri, on The psh q
February. after an Illness Of days Of y
The brain, Mr. HENRy Jos. iormefiyni Martinspuls,
n the 3iih year Of his age. Mr.. job was notorious
for his morality sobreiy and industry and his gems
emany department. had endeared hi'nscil g g.
strangers, when the hand Of kind mother Or SISTER
was MOI permitted to sooihe his dying pillow yeI
there il a strange land he had many VAIN anu ar
dent friends,Nho did allihat kind and sympahizng
friends could, 10 smooth his passage g The grave.
Departed this life a, Harpers- Ferry, on Tuesday
! the 9th inst FRaNcEs EIstzABErH. eide
Of John ard Sarah Nichols, aged IS "a
and day.
| Like the western sky at close Of
Fl Fdances Elizabeih has fadM ava
lhe eye, whose gl1nces ne 3,
Has closed in deaths de- ID
And she, who for earl 60 81
Has passed away to-
Heard We that brea
As the spirit pasSe
To its earthlysiovt3
Ere this home she
70 Eor me Saviour q her, b.
4 Thafof suehas thou werH
There stood they, WHO, III .
Lad watched DER ouch. ill
Who bathed the ii! brow. and al Il
! And with fearful yes on The suilc|
" 90, IKE lowering angels, had zs
ne soul, while itlingefs7s - 70 -
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There afeina0t.D
their annual collection 1o.z.
very desirable that they sh6s3ld In. T.. l-[. .l.X
dag acsiohsb} she urgency of lie cas;. ~
,ess 'o = gig = ssod We're never 50 many
en- e. s. 2, ne present noaneni grcai dern.
maas lof lne Bible e Be sent to yafious poro'A
pgr own state that rel remain obc supplied sHfsA
ras yen aone = This noble cause during the lastiw
sssls; y. mucn yetremains 70 Be doneJ The Crr-
TT \; hgssn assisted by others viii hold meetings
u nan otthe cause in the following places s.
Chester ~ 0n ~ sunsay ie lh Of APr Al Win
~ q the Winchester Bible Society," IS S
ltnuIsday night he I2lh, The annual W ~.
, 5nspnsfaslown Bible Society will be held RI IL
.own; On sabbath following CHE l4fh.1 ~ J5sr.
pels Ferry the cause viii Be morn .d
nighI ana on the following TUESDAY irbt - ~,
innsburg (the l6th.) 7~--' = = y - -
The friends Of the Bible cause II ths nl.c.. u.
The several churches. f1D''sne9 n
J. PoIsAEl
M,rch 90 ,o.o General Agent Y. 81 81
= arcn y, l5i9-- yiinstuzg papers pieas sopv
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ADMINIsINAE0Na -.

RY Virtue Of ali order Of The Hon .
- Probate Court Of Madison county.
Miss, made 1t the January Term ls4g,
| will, as administrator Of Thomas F.
Taylor, deceased,
On Monday, he l2taday of March neal,
sell at public auction before the Court
House door Of said county, within Ie-
gal hours, to the highest bidder, on a
credit Of twelve months, the following
lands and teuemenis lying 10 said coun.
~, viz; The west half Of the northeast
quarter Of section !, Township 10, range
9 east. al d the south half Of west hal
Of section SO, township II, range
east, containing 1870 acres more or less
The purchaser will be required 10 give
bond with approved security:
/. NJ. SIMMONS, Admir-.
January 26, 1919 2O-3t
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Z %1NsorvnNT NOTICE.

WOTIC is hereby given that the IN
IN dersigned, commissioner Of lnsol-
vencv on the estate of VIM. Hoy, de-
ceased, has made and filed his report on
said estate, in the Probate Court Of said
county. which viii lie confirmed at the
January Term, l849, Of said Court, IN.
less exceptions are made at or before
that time. lueeB a0lataaa ace "sa
W5"lef 1T. CAMERON, Com.
Nov. Is. iJt sfAa87Df h2|lo-ot
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-WpY Virtue Of an order Of the Honor
Ab able Probate Court Of Madison
county, Mississippi made at the %Janua-
~ Term T849 thereof; I will, ''s "
on Saturday, March 3D., 1849,
at Camdeny IN said county sell to the
highest bidder, on a credit of twelve
months, all the right, title and interest.
icing one fourth, which William Nc,
.CulIoch deceased, had at the time ofhls
death, in and to the following lands and
tenements in said county. viz; B
The north half of sec '36,and south halt
Of section %, except the south halt Of
vest half Of south west quarter OF sec
ton IS, all in township II, range
east,
Bond and security will be required Of
the purchaser,
MARGARET d. McCULLO Il.
Administrative.
January ~, l849. 1920
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IN MADISON PROBATE COURT.

IN VA ADA9OE 4 AO0A ~
'A a'' Notehtber Term, 1913.
By John B. Howcott, Esq, Judge Of
Probate in and for the County Of Mad
iisson1, and State Of Mississippi.
NOTICE is hereby given, that onaP
~ plication TO me by John W. Comfort
and Daniel B. Comfort of said county,
who claim as heirs of William Comfort,
an undivided part Of the following lands
lying and being in said county Of Madl-
son, to-wit; .e,
East half south east quarter OF sec
ton SO, of township 8 range 2 east west
half of south west quarter of section 81
of township 8, range 8 east. Also south
east quarter of section IA; north east
quarter a north west quarter Of sec
ton %, and north east quarter Of section
%; east half of section 81 Of township
8. range 6 east in Scott county. Also
north half of section IS Of township IL
Of range 4 east in Alfalfa county.
have nominated John Montgomery,
Andrew j. Alsworth and Benz B, Frizell,
of said county of Madison, Commission.
ers, to divide said lands into equal shares
or parts; and unless proper objections
are stated tome at the Term ofsaid Pro-
bate Court 10 be heldon the I'd Monday
of January next, ia and for the county
aforesaid at the Courthouse in thetowp o.
Canton. the said John Montgomery. An
drew ], Alsworth, and Benz B, Frizell.
will then be. appointed Commissioner &c
make partition Of said lands pursuant tc
:" An Act concerning the partition Of
lands held by coparceners, joint tenants
and tenants in common I4algq .,o~
Given under my band this 18th day
OF November, A. D. l848. ed, 3rl
J.B HOWCOTT.
sve8 fds0tJudgaso 1Prebateg 3
Movie d bt6lue2 }9 ha7ia9sg lo$
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INsoLvENT NOTICE.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Leake fOanty, IS,

Ledke 0nilty, SIS,
In The matters of the estate Of Johl b.
Forester deceased.
TNHE Said estate having been declar.
a ed insolvent by the Probate Court
of said county. Therefore all persons
hold ng claims against said estate are
hereby notified to file the the same, pro-
bated according 10 law, with the Clerk
of said Court by the first day of Janua-
nv. A. ID. I849, or else they will forever
be barred. R. E. HALFORD, Clerk.
Carthage, May 5, l848. 35-6m
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ApMIN1stRAToR,s NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the IN,
II dersigned, administrator de bonis
non, Of William Al. C~ottingham deceas-
ed, has filed in the Probate Court Of
Leake county, Mississippi his petition to
surrender his letters, and will al the
next February term Of said Court, pre-.
sent an account OF his administration,
so far as the same has extended, for al
lowance with commissions, and urrly
for d final bearing Of said petition.
si ttas w. MCBRIDE
Dec. 90. 1913. 5o" 15-4t
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THE state or MISSISSIPPI.

fL.-nNHN
BY the Probate Court of said County.
l af Joaadry Term, i849 Gg1
In he nletter of the Petition of John ". com-
fort and DaJiei Comfort, for Partition Of ue
Lands Of lillian Conyorl deceasrd-
VT Appearing to the Satisfaction ofthe
- Cour that tie advertissmunt oF the
nomination Of John Montgomery, An
drew J. Alsworth, and Benjamin b
Ffizzell, Commissioners TO make Parti'
ton Of said lands, which was ordered
by the Court at the Novembet Term
1919, has been duly and legally publish
ed, and no objection having been made
to the appointment Of said Commission
ers; II is therefore ordered that sal
Montgomery, Alsworth and Frizzell, b,
appointed commissioners TO make sai'
Partition according TO The requirement
oEthe Statute in such cases made an
provided; and that said commissioner
make partition Of suid lands into sevel
equal parts or shares, one share to job
W Comfort, one share 10 Daniel ICON
fort, one share to Y Emily Lewis
wife Of Ozias Lewis, one share to Da
vid S Comfort, one share 10 Joseph A
Comfort, one share TO Elizabeth Con
fort, and one share to Katharine Con
ort, and a commission is issued to sal
commissioners, according TO the Statut
in such case made and provided.
aaa tLa J!B.a HOWCOTT,
asaaath .ear Judge Of Probates.
january 90, 1919. gae go
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Notice.

A LII those indebted to Cordls& Mont
a gomery will please call and settle
'their notes and accounts, as no longer
indulgerc e can be given IfIltf
CORDTS & MONTGOMERY.
ran 8, 1949Y Va Hal II
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aol THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
'',. aIsra 4 .aaa Madison county
MAReARErr ANN BLALocK vs.. JAMES HYATT.
Petition for a divorce in the Circuit
Court of said county, on the Chanl
Gerry side thereof.
nm opening the petition in this cause
" the Court being satisfied that the
defendant, james Hyatt is a non resident
of This State, and resides beyond the
limits thereof, SO that thu, ordinary pro-
$ Of law cannot be served % nm
Ills therefore ordered that unless tqe
said defendant, James Hyatt, enter MS
%appearance herein on or before the 7tp
day Of the next term ofthis Court, atthe
Courthouse in the town Of Canton, On
the list Monday Of April, l849, to plead
answer or demur to said petition other.
wiso The same will be taken for confess
Cd against him, ii is further otderet
that a copy Of this order be PuOilsheS
in mississippi Creole once a "eef
for three months su~ccessively
A rue copy Of the order Of 3ublica
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FpE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

Madison CouptytsE
M Probate Court Of said County.
December Term, l848. bas
ay 3 Cassidy, Henrietta l. Doug
1 md all persons lnte rested inlhe
pstenements and hereditaments of
sng Douglass, deceased-Gre
maea 9E2i aaj a.
lou sp hereby commanded TO sP..
var before the Probate Court Of
! aualy at a regular term thereof !,
h Holden at he Courthouse Of sad
M, on the Second Monday Of March
I. Then and there 70 show cause II
ygue' have, Why said court should
] iieu order and decree The lands,
ensnlss and entertainments Of said
eased 10 be sold, viz: g.G a33 IL
East half Of north east quarter ana
h half Of south east quarter OF sec
b 81, and the west half of south ives
bAerof section 80, township 8, range
Isl, and east half of north west guar.
aHd north east quarter and vest hol.
south west quarter and north half o
ea bdlf Of south west quarter, an(
iii half Of east half of south ives
larer, seclioDs6 6, and west halfof nortl
\ quarter Of section 5, township 9
te least, 4..@s ,,t .si4s5
Witness, the Hon. JOHN !
ID HowooTT, Judge Of Probate o
said county, the second Mon
day Of Dec, in tile year Q
$ our Lord one thousand elgh
\ sMss& hundred and forty-seven an
seal Of said Court. GgGI
ISSUED, the 18th day Of Dec I
& "a, T, CAMERON, Clerk
Dec. Is, 184S Alt
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ITnN STATE on MissIssIPpI,
Madison County.

NuUtSOH UVUhIy.
BY the PROBATE Court OF said County.
l1 august Term, l948,
.THSHE Estate ofSamuel II. Dinkins de
ceased, having been reported 10
and declared by said Court ~insolsent;
Notice,is hereby given to all persons
having claims against the estateof said
deceased, to present the same 10 the IN
d rsig1ed ON or before the LIST day 81
March next, or their claims will be for.
ever barr, d.
By order of the Court. z
o .asg6L II. CAMERON, Clerk,
Canton, August l6, l848.t 49-6m
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\ ~ HOHtN4n JO0no uHu
Bacon, Lard Sugar cured
h@uce.
| 10, l84s. ~
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AZ sTArE OF MISSISSIPPI, u-

7- ri 4&l #4 FE 49,
n STATE OF MISSISSIPPI v
Madison County.
Probate Court Of said County at
the January Term, ls49'
! estate Of Robett J Collins decd.
NM been reported to, aud Dc
h aid Court to be insolvent.
4 hereby given to all person,
claims against the estate Of sale
,sa.to present the same 10 the IN
ned, on or before the I'd Monday
scpsL next, or their claims will be
sqqiu M %
o5or Of the Court. 5aoH p
j. T. CAMERON, CIR.
,on, Jan. l2,'49. 81 18-6m
' ..4.GF - E....
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-nr nF MISSISSIPPI,

[.r.rE OF MIssIssIPPI'
4 stgptobste Courto Of said County,
O'y At the January Term, 1879.
LATE Of A Hi tchinson decd
.S Ss,I, beer reported to, and de-
I'd Court 10 be insolvent,
hereby ere : given to all persons sons
e \ ! against the estate Of said
h, topreseut The same to the nn.
N, % ! d before the Cd Monday y,
n aext, or their claims will be
sa % loH hn.
g,ier Of the Court. 80,
J. T. CAMERON, Cl'k.
N. January l2,tS49. l8-6m
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IN order Of the en-
nS 8! q court Of Madison
W f XVI ii the January term
nlo Slil, as administrator
'o3 Samuel II. Dinkl ms d e.
1I' 4 he Court House door o.
I. q, h. 81 dag@ March n'1i
=, bidder, on q credit d.
s9ss' he following LANDS ana
Dn'I hsIIongip4 to the Estate %t1.e oi
". 4 lotor parcel q land !
~, town OF Canton N p. salu
,s. as as follows; Bssln D,
bs ~ sssidence Of said DinkinS.
r,abLlberty street Ten Ice.
~ Names lot, purchased q I Y |,
assl 200 feet, thence SoglI
PSsaee West 200 feet to the be
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-09
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

II ETTERS Of Administration hav
~ ing been granted 70 the undersign-
ed at the Jubuary. Term, .ls49, Of TIE
Probate Court 81 Madison county, MIS-
sissippis or the estate of Henry Ridley,
deceased! all persons indebted 70 said
estate are notified ~ come forward amp
make immediate payments and E trose
having claims against said estate VIII
presentthem legally authenticated with
inthe time prescribed by law or they
will be forever barred. oxoa 'taai N
~ls- a d9as sAM'L j. RIDLEY, Admir-.
.,IanparvoI2g 1949. 81 5aidr13 ga ct
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sADDLE - HARNEes

WsE EWT.
va , the undersigned, have taken O.,
w NJ. B@lanton's old stand where We
intend to keep and make 10 order and
Of the best material, all kind I'll Saddles,
Harness, and SaddleFy Of every des.
criptiou, and do All kinds OF repairing
in the Saddle and Harness line, neatly,
durabIy, and pune uatly. Persons wish
ing anything Of the kind will please give
us a call and they shall have It cheap
any how, bo, cheaper for cash
A. NJ GuRLFY,
j NJ. BAILEY.
jam Try I, 1913, l9-ly
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Persons calling for letters in the above lis
will please say, ''aduertisedn
WMaPRIESTLEY, Y. W.
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A Superior article just received ant
n for sale by
N seet D. W MURPHY a. co.
april 10, l848. 6 7l d@ 20 ,Vaa
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I'D EMAINING in the Post Office, atCanton,
HI Madison county, Mississippi, on lhe 3isi
oi December, I840, which u not taken out by
the 3lst Of March l849, viii be sent to the
Post Oliee D%epartmenI as Dead LeLleTs.
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VyUIl
No
Assn
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EBIOOElRS.

January l2,ls49,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-24

ORLEANS THEATRE-" Robert le Diable is to
be repeated at the Orleans Theatre this evening.
The representation of the piece on Thursday was
excellent The Robert Of Dulue. the Bsyfraa Of
Bessin, and the Princess Isabel Of Madame Bsssin,
were well done but the most original and striking
part was that Of Alice by Madame Devries.
To look at Madame Devries, You would not SUM-
pose that she was well fitted for the impersonation
OF Atiee-intended by Meyerbeer as an expression
81 the spirit Of love struggling with Che spirit OF
evil for the supremacy over man. Madame Devres
is somewhat too robust, too human, too healthy
II you please-for the physical conformation we are
apt to Imagine as belonging to dice And as the
voTce is most often bat the reaection-the echo OF
the outward face and form-we were not disposed
to expect anything verySpirtunl and ETHEREAL in her
representation Of the soft loster-sister of Robert
Nor does Madame Deyries develope so much the
tender and loving traits in Alice as the strong and
earnest feeling with which she contends against the
willy Beytraa, for her brothers soul. Accordingly
1t sin that part of the music where Alice defes the
demon and urges Robert to disregard the advice of
his seducer, that the power and strength of Ma
dame Devries most prominently appear The duo
IN the third act, between Beytran and Alice, was
most'exquisitely sung by the prima donna and the
impression made on the audience was manifested
by the most rapturous applause.
Let all who want to hear good singing and pass
pleasant evening, go to the Orleans tonight. If
they don t come away satisfied with the perform
Sanee, they must be incapable Of approaching fine
music and delicate harmonies.
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Comes ont today largar, and fuller than ever.
Owing to the increase Of advertisements in the
Weekly, we have been obliged to add another
column o is az not to cufia the reading matter.
To-day We Issue the first number Of TIE second
volume oi The Weekly, and the success we have
met wiih during the past year encourages us in
ouE efforts to make up hebdQmodal paper which
shaa supply tie people Of the South, and the
Southwest with full and accurate account of the
events Of the day Identified as we are with the
interests Of the States Of the Gulf and Lower Mis-
sissppi i shall Be our constant labor to advocate
those interests, and to point out the course we
think best calculated to advance them From all
parts ol the States Of Louisiana, Texas Alabama,
Mississippi and Arkansas, we are constantly
receivlng expressions Of satisfaction from our sub
seEibeTs andve hope that our labors in the future
may be as successful as they have been in the past
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INEDITED Works OF LORD BYRoN.-The N.
Evening Post was at first disposed to look favo-
rably on the jnsdited works Of Lord Byron which
are in the course of publication. The Post now
says: We haveindulged the hope that the au-
thenticy Of these letters would be sufficiently vim
dlcated, by some competent evidence and that the
collection which Mr. Byron processes to have in
his possession, would prove to be tile ong-soupbt
key to many OF the mreyealed passages in'the ffe
OF his putatye father, But Mr.. Byron has seen fit
to present no such evidence; indeed, upon applica.
ton he has admitted to us that he has not a SINGLE
letter OF Lord Byron's in his possession. He pro.
iesses to have large numbers IN England, and copie,
OF many others, but he no longer processes to have
single oGginalin this country. Without design.
ing to lmpeaeh the authenticity ofthe letters which
appear IN the hgratSOR just published we feel il
our duty to state that they come before the public
in quite too Questionable shape to entitle them Of
their editor, to any consideration
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Nc orrhnn Asrlnm chon.l.

Eds CFeseest-on the third OF December The pes Of tbs
little chapel ofthe New Orleans Female Orphan Asylum on
Camp street, will Be rented for the coming and on M
following Sunday The ninth Of the same month he ed6oe
VIII be eonseoraed Already have feow-cizens noby
come forward. with the generosity which is the peculiar
Characteristic Of Louisiana, the support of the admirable
institution to which this Chapel belongs and let us hope
that they will mot relax their efforts but continue 10
stand first among the people Of the Union for their support
and protection Of die helpless Let hope that at the COL
lection which viii be taken on the day of conservation as
well as nthe renting Of pews the people Of New Oresns
viii not with the hberaty which smnenily distinguishes
hem These rents, web as the collection will be entirely
epplopaed to the qse Of the Orphans giving Them thus
a. soon as the debt ofthe church paid pemanent means
Of support Iti' also be hoped that those who take these
pews will as soon rs pOlbe, bring The amount Of their
rent 50 IS 70 enable the goOd Se meet the most press
ing Of their liabilities