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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-11-30
THE STATE OF MIssTSSIPPI,
Madison COUNTY,.


By THE PRoBlTE COURT OF SAID County,.
To all persons interested IN The lands.
tenements, &c. Of Samuel e. Ratcl!Ge,
deceased.
WOU are hereby commanded TO Op.
n pear before the Probate Court Of
said County, at a regular term thereof
10 be holden at the Courthouse Of said
county on the Cd Monday in january,
1851, then and there TO shew cause, il
any you have, why the said Court should
not order and decree that the land |
tenements &c, CT said deceased should
not be cold TO satisfy debts, &c.
Witness the Hon. john B,
IlowcoTT, Judge of Probate
#-# Of said county, the Second
LIS. Monday of November in the
s. year orour Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty anC
seal Of said court.
Issued the 10th day of Nov, 1850.
j. r. CAMERON, Clerk.
Nov. %, 1850. 9-6m
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"THE BOOK OF THE NATION :"
MRS. s. ]. HALE, AND L. A. Cooley, EDITORS.
American Writers and american Artists.
lAs... EI,sL:oa DgIes

G0DEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOX 1891
MRS. s. ]. HALE, AND L. A. Cooley, EDITORS,
american Writers and american Artists.
Am"rican Fashion Plates.
The universal voice Of the Press has pro-
nounced this publication at the head OF Ameri-
can magazines. The publisher, in obedience
10 the public voice, means to keep it there; he
has the ability and the inclination to do so,
As long advertisements are seldom read, the
publisher of the Book means to be as brlel as
possible. By reference to an advertisement
published on the cover Of the Book, "a speci-
men of which will be sent TO any person re-
o~uestng il, postage paid,) it will be seen what
Is TO be done in 1851. 1t will abuun in Line,
Sapple & Messotinto EngraUings, and Cotored
Plates. II will have an undenlable AMERICAN
FASHION PLATE IN EACH NUMBER.
No lady can make n dress TO suit our more
refined taste, and be in the fashion, excepting
from "Godey's reliable Fashions"
The MopEL COTTAGES will be continued, nnd
in every No. will he something new Tor I'M
LADy's WoRK.TABnE, such as Knitting, Net
ting. Crochet, Patch Work, Leather Ribbon,
Chenille and Lace Collar Work; Chi!drens'
and Infants clothes, Cape, CaPes, Chen'se'les
and in fact every thing that Will please the
ladies'. -
Undou5ted Receipts and new Music, will also
be given regularly. AMERICAN AurHoss' Gotn
male and female, will grace the work nv Ihei'
contributions. Ia fact, Perfornlanee' not from,
Uses, is The peculiar talent Of the Publisher o.
the only L1dys book published IN 'Amer'ca
The Proprietor Of the Book having corducleu
Il for nearly 81 years, considers his own toste
Gar s%uoerior 10 any professional pers'n, as 9
cateTer for the amusement and information 81
The ladies' Of his own country.
TRRMs-cAsH IN A~DvANcE-PnsTAsE PAID
Single No. 25 cts; One copy, on9 yeay' SSi
One copy. FIVE years, $40; Iwo copies one
wear. Is; Five ROPES, one year, 10; zen copies
one YEAR, $40; and an eTtrG copy 70 we person
sending The club Of 10. \,
rhese terms will not be departed from ey
anv II Inc Philadelphia Three Dollar Maya
'gJ5,e.,. L. A. Cooley,
H3 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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ADMINIsTR SALE,

10y virtue OF an order OF The Honor.
~ able Probate Court Of Madison
county, Miss viii on Tuesday the I'm
day Of December, 1850, next, sell at the
residence of William II. Magruder, de
ceased, to the highest bidder on a cred.
it Of twelve months, the following de-
scrlbed tracts of land, viz:
The east half Of the southwest quar
Ter and southeast quarter Of section
seven, and south west quarter of sec
ton eight Of township nine, range 4 cas-
containing 400 acres. The purchase
will be required to give bond with ap
proved security.
J. II. MAGRUDER, Admir-.
Nov. is, 1850. Hat
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w. j. KENEALL,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
T. SuAELEFoRD, Sce'y.
CAN TON.

Rp BsPECTFULLY returns his ac-
AW acknowledgements, to The citizens OF
Canton, and the surrounding country,
for the liberal patronage he has here.
toiore received; and he hopes by good
work and close attention 10 business
still to receive a continuation of their
patronage. Cutting done on the short
est notice.
Shop on the South side of the Public
Square.
Nov. 80, 1850. l3.v
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FinaI ScttRement,

NOTICE is hereby given that I will.
~ at the January Term, I 85I, of the
Probate court of Madison county, Miss.
present my account for final settlement
and allowance oil the estate Of A. Leg.
getl, deceased, when and wher re those in
teresied can attend.
R. M. DAVIS, Admr.
MARIA DAVIS, Adm'x,
Nov. 90, 1850. l2-2m
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that | will,
~ at the January Term Of the Pro.
bate Court Of Madison county, Miss,
present my account for final settlement,
as administrator Of the estate Of Steven
Cowarl, deceased, when and where all
pc Interested can intend.
THOMAS RUSSELL.
Nov. 16, 1850. list
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FinAI ~SettlcmeMf.

NOTICE is hereby given. that | will,
~ at the December Term, 1850, of the
Probate Court Of Ma ison county, Miss.
present my account for final settlement
and all allowance on the estate OF Viii,
liam II. Magruder, deceased, when and
where those interested can attend.
J. II. MAGRUDER, Adm'r.
Nov. 16, 1850. Il-3t
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison COUNTY.

By THE PROBATE Court OF san COUNTY,
November Term, 1850.
RSHE estate OIL .Jao, T. bearing decd
Il having been reported TO and declares
by said court to be ~insolvent, notice j:
hereby given to all persons having
claims against the estate Of said deceased
to present the same to the Undersigned
on or before the Cd Monday of June
1851, or their claims will be barred.
JOHN +. CAMERON, Cl'k.
Nov %. 80. l2--6m.
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YOUNG w. LEWIS.
RESIDENT DENTIST,
CANTON, MISS.
Onioher |, 1850. 5-ti
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

n ETTERS Of Administration having
~ been grained to tho undersigned at
the November Term 1850, Of the Pro.
bate Court of Madison county, on the
estate Of Joseph S. Battle, deceased, all
persons indebted to said estate are mott
fed TO come forward and make immedi-
ate payment, and those having claims
against said estate, will present them le
gaIIy authenticated within the hours
prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
GEO. BODDIE, Admir-.
Nov. 10, 1850. 12-6w.
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c-,resll-That the unit
.sango affects all things
! nave become a stereo-
n, Of late, and the TACT
I'M. Change is seen and
Sing, from The Alps to the
Mammoth to the mite
exception TO the great law
~ change that is not lel' Or
miners pocket. indeed
,,ue Of the inimmuIablllty
The laws Of nature re-
n should subsist on food
Il covli" bu: the printer,
..msleon, can live on air and
I'D. The laws Of nature
INN. that man should have
] be clothed, but the Prln'
.||N 4
M wrapped in the mantle o.
.ao,ophy, and requires no 9th,
People, generally, when
.S,rd, expec; to be remrnera'
DANCE with the scripturaI
ha Slhe laborer is worthy
]. sibdtlhe printer expects nc
land @Blessed is he that ex'
,s.Cor he.shOai not be disaP'
The printer Aao"FS'nlgn' a''
dpshs vearand tear Of 'hews
.,j aud muscle, and it is al
A. eood-"prO Como pubticO,'
.samT" The printer, ant
~ expected to toll for moth
IN themselves, and if, as i
aa,ihey find themselves with
snas Of garb,or a change q
rres ID the pocket, it is oni
rion ID The rule that "the i'm
III IL change affects ever
seldom Affects a printer
fbus much we have said 4
iiIe moment, while our cease
aid as it is doubtless a dr.
IA large member Of our patron
Sangc the theme. We merel
adsdne our POSITION for fea
chem might think we needle
and might take The trouble
send US some! Not by an
We need no . change"
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Final SettIcTmenf,

NOTICE is hereby gwen that | will
II at the January Term, 1851, of the
Probate Court Of Madison county, Miss.
present my account for final settlement
as executor OF the estate of James Lee
deceased, when and waore those inter
ested can attend.
JAMES H. DUNLAvY.
Nov. l6, 1850. list
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A. DICK ES,
TAILOR,
FROM PARIS,

FROM PARIS. Ts0g.
HI AVlNG established himself in Can
h ton, is, after his long experience
in the principal cities Of Europe and this
country, prepared to make up clothing
in the most fashionable and tasty, style.
Confident Of giving entire satisfaction
10 all who may favor him Withta call,
he respectfully solici,s a share Of the
public patronage.
Canton. Nov. 2. 1850. 0-W
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"a JUST received Rt the lew
nEs5M elrV Store Of a. w King,
st. a rich and bsabttiui assort-
"a meni Of WATCHES md
JEWELRY; Geld and Silver Walehe
Gold Claims, Bracelets, En- Rings Eip-
ger RRgs,G Gold Slides and buckles, Gold
Pens, Gold and Silver Pencils, Silver
spoons, SC. The Pahlie aFe invited 70
call and examine, as we are dele Fmined
to sell as low as The same articles can be-
bought in any market. All goods war
ranted, that are sold iD this establish
ment. Calland ser, near he Posi-eeics.
Canton. Mi Oci. 10. 1850. 5-Ir
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canton. Nj oil. i3,is5o. lr
n. m. TWOWPSON.

FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
HAVING permanently located him
I'M self in Canton, is prepared 10 do
all work in his line Of business, Ia the
best manner and at the shortest notice.
Having had several years. experiences
among The best TailOrs Of New Orleans,
his customers may safely rely upon his
work in nealness Of 6t and superiority of
nuke.
or Cutting dom for customers to be
made up by Ladies. All garments cut
lby him are warranted to fit.
Canton, Nov. 2. 1850, eft
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Dissolution.

EVE copartnership heretofore exist.
II ing between the undersigned, in
the practice of Medicine, is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent. The con.
temp!ated removal of one Of the firm
renders it imperative that their account:
should be speedily settled.
EWING & PUGH.
Canton, Nov. 25, 1850. Is At
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tai STATE OF MISNISs1 PPI.
Madison County-SS.

ANALA SbNNNJ
BY THE PROBATE COURT OF SAID COUNTY
70 all persons interested in the lands, ten.
ememiS and kereditaments Of John 7.
Dering, deceased:
WOU are hereby commanded TO ap.
IL pear before the Probate Court of
said county, at a regular term thereof
TO be holden at the COURTEOUS Of said
county, on The second Monday in January
1850, then and there TO shew cause, II
any you have, why the said court should
not orde and decree the lands, tenements,
&c of the said deceased, to be sold to
satisfy debts, &c.
Witness the Hon. JHoN B,
TlowcoTT, Judge Of Probate
- Of said county, the second
L. s.. Monday of November, in the
- year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty and seal Of said
court, Issued the 10th day o. Nov. 1850.
Nov. %, 1850. 3-2m
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STATE OF MTssIssI
MadisOn COMntN.

LZ
BY THE PROBATE CoURT OF SAID County.
KETHEREAS affidavit has e made
~ that Elizabeth Johnson, is . non.
resident Of said State Of Mississippi,
and publication was ordered as 10 her,
at the October Term, l848, Of the Pro.
bate Court Of Madison county: These
are therefore to require the said Eliza
beth Johnson, and all others interested
in The estate OF Jesse Johnson, to appear
before said Probate Court on the second
Monday in December next, 1860 then
and there to shew cause, IL any they
have, why the final settlement Of Rob
e:t G. Cowan, administrator OF said Jesse
johnson, deceased, shsll not be allowed
and a decree made t~hereupon accord
ingly.
WITNESS the Hon. John B. Howcott,
W. Judge 0 fProbale Of said coun-
SANS ty, the second Monday Of Dc
St1ber, in the year Of our Lord
SSS,ss% one thousand eight hundred
and fifty, and seal Of said court.
Issued the 18th day Of October, A. D.
1850. j. I. CAMERON, Clerk.
Nov. 9. 1850. 300 0t19 IO-4w
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House for Sale.

HHWaNSN WI 0aaHOa
FNHE subscriber offers for sale a large
and commodious D w ELLFNG
HOUSE, containing several well-6n
ished rooms, situated on the South side
Of Canton, convenient to the Female
Academy. II is newly built, with a good
Cisteln and suitable out.houses. 1t will
be sold very loH, and on terms to suit d
purchaser. Apply to
JOHN NOONAN.
Canton, Nov. 2, 1850.
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0alafge h-lio0' ~ "" ~
lkangc the theme. We merely
define our position" for fear
Them might think we needed
and might take the trouble to
send Us some! Not by any
We need no. change"
he following article, which we
M the Nc True Della, (neu-
presses the sentiments ofninety
ehundredlhs Of the citizens of
b. However industriously some
b Ibis State may attempt to ere
Impression that Louisiana would
Mississippi in any course she
Esue, in the present crisis, It is
al honest thinkers that she will
maintenance or support TO any
\ having for It cir object a dis
Of The Union:
IT MEETING IN OUACHITA.
F'nihled BY the politeness Of a friend
AAe preamble and resolutions adopt
immense mass meeting Of citizens,
bout distinction of party, at Monroe,
inst, Is compliment to Senator S.
HA and OPpraSutory Of the action OF
on the measures embraced in the
lia.
represented as the largest and most
He l'ss rblage Of citizens ever re
~ that neighbOrhood, except on
wa, during the Harrison excitement
N'Ing which characterized it, is alike
y Tho people Of Ouachita and de.
veg discrimination to rebuk'e all at,
INV whatever points directed, calcu.
''aSen their strong attachment and
y the UNion.
. something worthy .: human ma,
''as zeal to gladden. the heart Of ever
sa'Va clhz min assemblages OF III,
us'us q party lines and the teach,
""'as dsmagogues, called together
A0amp Of their appreciation on thr
q their servants, to cheer then
honorable career, and to stimuIat
y P'ro'mance Of new and worthy la
councils Of the Republic.
40 wonder that General Downs an.
"'''nou' auditory we're almost,
, @,'sa 70 tears at the bare possibili
"'a0n Of this Union; nor are W
: silent prayer was brea,hed b.
n ''''nOlage to the great Dispens
/ avert from our happy cOuntr
] ''fuIly overwhelming.
parish in this State animate
's TO the permanency Of thu
! we candidIy believe, one hur
} spa be found rom the Red Rive
/, pAe' willing TO OvOw disuuio
y
uuc OF our delegation durin
M. u' compromise, the discreE
p.n'ons, or the different deduc
\. a'i'nS arrived at by them, W
any disposition on the part /
u, lanll with them but there
M. Ss'lre lelt to ascertain from GU
} n. ! now far they are prepared |
\. Oa'on, i menaced BY fanatic,
~ one side, or fanciful, umb.
a The other.
p,,,,. There is but one feeling !
\. y regard to the necessity !,
UNA Union, if it can be done, !
|! nSpe and believe, without di,
'n, Or abandonment Of her III
p'0pl' q Louisiana are tolerar
a'l'o', but they are trpe
Savn' deserves we'll of New q
4. ~ %'Sp'rience the gratitude /,
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American Art-UniOn of the City of
New Ynrk.
SAM. FORD.

NCW AVtks
The following ere some of the leading in.
ducements 10 subscribe for the present year.
In the first place, a chance o! drawing a prize
from a collection of several hundred pictures,
many Of them Of high cost and by well-known
artists, as Gle, Durand, Leutze, II huntingdon.
Hincklv, &C., and all Of them selected with
reference to artistic merit. This collection
already exceeds In value forty thousand dol
lars, and it will be still further increased in pro-
portion to the number Of subscriptions yet to
be received.
Secondly, each subscriber will receive sic
Line Engrauings, the cost Of which, If executed
for a private publisher, would at least be sold
at twice the price of the subscription. These
engravings consist of an engraving (size 2O4
by l6a inches) from Mr.. Leslie's celebrated
picture Of ANNE PAGE, SLENDER AND SH. .LLow,
a sene from Merry Wives Of Windsor, and a
set Of FIVE line engraviugs (size n by 10 inch.)
from Paintings by the following eminent art
lists; The Dream Of arcadia, by Cole; Doref
Pains by Durand; The Image Breaker, by
Leutze; The New Scholar, by Edmonds, and
The Gard Players, BY WoodviIle.
The annual distribution will take place in
the city Of New York, on the Goth Of Deem
Der nex', and each subscriber, while receiving
a full return for his money, will have the graf
~i6cation Of assisting in the encouragement Of
Art, and IN the support Of an institution whose
exertions % that end are. and will be, limited
only by means which the public may place al
its disposal.
The Honorary Secretary for this pace, au'
thorized to receive subscriptions, is our fellow
/, citizen THOMAS SHACKLEFORD, Esq.
A grand State military review is to TAX
place at Columbia, South Carolina, on the 4tl
: OF December.
VERY TRUE.-We take the following from
the st. Louis Times, which we recommend t.
the Georgia faction as presenting the cause
u of their approaching defeat and more especial
e ly why the people Of Virginia are so very quie
s at this tine.
1.-THE people always were, are now, and al
ways will be, in favor of union, peace and gu
%etness. The people are generally honest; the
) have no selfish ~intereste TO serve, but such in
terosis as they have are all on the side {
peace and union. The people have conscience
which lead them. t. respect the Consitl
ton; the people have houses anil lands whic
=. will not be improved in value by division ar
. civil war; the people have wives and childr'
9 whose honor and lives they desire not nnnece
IS sarily to expose; the people have trades whl'
are more profitable than the trade Of war, al
fields which glow with more pleasing hu
than the crimson of the battlefield /; the pc
, pie have common pride in the past Of the
: country and cOmmon hopes Of its future.
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HNAN"E9WNN ~ IN
TNHE undersigned having associated
u themselves together, under The. firm
OF ]. MONTGOMERY y CO, have
Just received direct from New York, and
arc now opening, in the brick s%torehouse
lately occupied by Drale q Thompson,
u general ASSORTMENT 81 6rslf
Dry Goods, Hats, Caps,
Boots and shoes. LOweIlss Linsiess
QneenswaTe, Hardware
Negro shoes, sc.
which they are determined 10 sell low
for CASH, or 10 punctual dealers on short
time. }. MONTGOMERY
+ Oct. ~, so. r. R. ANDERSON.
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A grand State military review is to take
place at Columbia, South Carolina, on the 4th
Of December.
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RIAL EsTAIK-The Transactions az ne Acf
cs..i. E1ehsngs ca Ss.1rdsy were A. fo-l1~'
FlAJ sLEEcNER Co-NEvs ,

~ The City Tract Society COW sastAins I've.
%, -,.,-.r.. Krs he ranbsr O. q vislers as zaoo
wala7 The resa.i reported II ne ssi quarter q 1e
yea are a. iogows sS7ss tseis s-1ea'es 40 sa'e'
sud - ssArsess ssppasd 10 IL aesasir -is7 F0st'
,us frcz asr.es; sol Children gaiasrec nc s1H
ssy E.& - lnio pubic schools q Persocs HeHe9a
,spa Sse classes ana - 70 seoa eszrch 2s seIPeT
,res pledge. os,.s,-e SO asries prayer ae-c.Es he'd
n hsckssasrs reclaimed - persons boPetaiy eo1vsrse
.rd 81 corver. received TIE fellowship q svargeeA
esurshss OF ae-e ec-veTs0us . were TsPof'-a ae pre-
sen. nsxl
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NAyAL.-Ths brig Planet, which arrived At "a
en- 90 ho Ss az brings tie blowing inDrmanoa 10 re-
ssfs N l.s African squadron store snp Gelef Lisst
Commanding Totem win for he African sglsfroc,
aIryre AZ Pou Pays Dee lh z11 sfi jas tsi ~ oDfA.
ar 4 : brig Perry, Lieut. COMMANDING fOo,ei arrived
- 90 Dee H. non NofOiE. and ssiied jan of HOnr0ss
AID efgss so1Lh u ~ ksaAlOr..C .. sop Join A.
an. Commander Powell arrived ~ Port ffsJs Jan. I'm.
ToH RIO J.nsJo snd sailed TeD TN fof h9nfo'ls ahd
rrlsa soufh Of ihs EQgsOr....U sehf TsLeY, Llsot
andinK Wash affv.d ~ 20 Jan lyh ffom t3f-
segx cruise uss- D0~sDfis spfgoK kslso1 rotten,
a. you'd AL 10 hs~ days br s. Tbomss, w iot
SsuA al No .sDsf Ten DAYS fof SOffOs. LEI - foft
Pssvs FsD a. L sbip Porseouth, Cspt Pes hsx ,o1p
Con nOaOf, 0frgoFy brss BaDendge sl.n ksisf,
oacsn aLd crew u ne squadron has been remarkably
EDot
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The SUMMING Up Of the illoin,Y.G,n,ral
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Murder of Dr. Parkman

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