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Movements OF the Ocean Steal


Ole0r00s
!n;x .ssI San ss..si,s 60
Baris.isstsIts H.yn. Dsnns.san frsns.oo, sutton
G n G s%sn
Brissns.rah Coleman. Arac0a, Lewis Sutton. Lefa-
sshr:.T.IS:t: johnson. sasu. !. Gs.nSs simpson Nay
s.: Sird Allen. 81 Kits. Thempson : Hunter; Aidernss
S SSn ss isEs .s1
DO Edad, jarvis Baltimore Balch. radden. Norfolk
SeT ssSs.r % Belle Ban
ter Hoston Plymouth Rock Lacy do; Victor Berry Port
Arrived.
Ship Catherine (Br) Halleton Liverpool 81 days. with
mdse PCS Geo Mime Has experienced very
ship Hudson whiss New Orleans. 81 days. with mdse. to
ois ~. Es. g.. s s Is
s.ohsnssd sisssis with ship Barnsabs Of Boston from
Barb De.nins. Churchill Rio orsnds. Nov 18th. with
hsss, 81. s.s
ss s 81 and e, Hsy e i oahu With geld
gate for salem from Rio SI.nds; R inst. as 81 o.
sn Sn' 'ia' ''fa'f
Bark NeIuneega Baxter. G.lveston Bdsys With cotton
. pole s.ii Lad. ar Sni. It, Of ross
Bari As, rsh Gates. Marks Is days. with cotton and
brig Iowdsr. Brown. St Thcua. VIC Afrio. Nov 40 with
mdse master Encountered severe gales the coast los.
~ ssr 1s On board o. sisS
TO h boo nm hare 20 s
that condition.
Brig Walhondns Culstil St Thomas, In ballast.
hogapy, cschnea ko and cabin psssenxers yas-
18th inst had sfale which stove boat and split
Brig wrshtsviii Morse Port au Prince with loxwood
very heavy gals from wNw Lost dsoi LOAD
Brig Peeopie BAocK, 81 MARKS, Dec a. with mdse to
Egrsu, Co q inst sspsrssesd gale from ENE. which
seven hours carried close reefd mas top souddd
the vessel twelve hours barometer Is 0hs eth
iat ~ 90 Ion Is spoke bark Lyman, rBoston; she
Ne, which fcuncerea ~ sea I'D inst
Bris sahao Sawyer. Jacksonvie days. with live oak.
Brs Alfred, Wass Savannah, Gays. with timber, to
Brig fremont. Barrett Chesapeake Bay 2days with tim
Der.
schr Anne Elizabeth Darlington Hsr,eabo % DAYS with
with brig Maria for New York 80 inst lot NJ Ion ~
50 W, ercountered gale from wsw. which blew
Away foressi shipped sea which sovs bulwarks water
schr yandaa, Town.,ey. yaohsonvile days with naval
stores and lumber Dec Is heavy part
deek load same time. af and had three feet Of
water IN her hold finally succeeded through the most active
sehr South carOnian, Beaufort. Hswbsrn NC, s days
with naval stores
schr Oil Bias Douglas yirsinia, 2daya
schE ssml Castner Robinson. smyrna, Del, 2 days.
sohr George n Emily. Nieker.on. Boston, 5 days.
sehr Ttiphenis, Lewis, New Haven.
sehr Anne. haohias.
sehr Con Cana Miller. rhomaston.
sehr Isiphene, Holden, fremont, Me-
Sailed.
steauships Georgia, Porter, New Orleans and Havana
ships DevoI,hrc Bovey London; Sea Serpent Rowland
tsh francisco; Brewster, Goggns. PanAms Milan, Al
len, Galveston.
JAN ll-W ind durinr the say NV and Iirht
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E0I LIvRRPOOL-UHIrED STATES nAu. STEAM
chip rACifiO. Captain =. Nys This stsamship via
depart ~itn mAn tor EUROPE positively on Wedzss-
day. January Ia a. - o'clock NJ from her berth At the
foot Of Cansl street No berth secured paid for All let
and pSpers must through the post ofce Yos
freight pas sage having unequasd for
Inward K CoLLINs IS wan a
The Arctic will snessed the Ana ssil Tebru
6th Positively freight viii DO after Monday
evening" Jan. 20.
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On Thursday afternoon January Q, by the Rev u
H. Canfsld, At St. Georges Church, Mr.. JOHN srKE,
Jr,, of Yorkshire England to Miss Ans n. P. HNros
OF New York city.
Leeds Mercury please copy.
On January g. by the Rev Mr.. Remington, JAMES p
MAJOR to CHARLOTTE A. HAioHr, beth OF this city.
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NV oRIEsrs, January q 1851
Cotton, no change Arm Bales Of 5000 bar
rss Of -four have taken place at ~ IS for Ohio Corn
:. quoted OF s4e g csc whiskey 27k; mess pork sla
prime, 80; bacon sidee ssk
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january - 1901.
A~ntrusary of III, Battle Of Ne,0 Orieans-7h<
McDsnogh BsTisst - The Council and the
Mayor, &c.
The anniversary of the battle of New Orleans
wassllowed TO pass yesterday, without the slightest
demonstration of patriotism. There was not even
flag flying from the old citadel Of democracy, and
had il not been for the flaming capitals at the head
of the play bills, the advent Of the day would
scarcely have been noticed.
Our City Councils have passed an ordinance APP
pointing WIN. g. Harrison, Joshua Vansant, and
John w. Randolph, commissioners under the Nc
Donogh bequest, on the part OF the city Of Balti-
more, their salary, Of 1900 per annum each, TO
commence when the executors hand over 70 them
the title seeds; etc, as directed IN the will. One
branch OF the Council has also adopted an ordi-
nance employing Messrs. JOAN V. l.. Mcmahon,
VIM. Schiey, and Robert NJ Mel ane, as cosnstl,
on the part of the city, under the will, 20 receive
$4,000 each II successful in establishing the rights
Of the city, and nothing II unsuccessful The hrsi
of these ordinances will be vetoed by the Mayor
as il takes from him the power of appointing dis
tinctly given him by the will. The difficulty is,
that the Mayor is a wing, and a majority Of the
Council democrats.
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vTNHk NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail SteamersThe ships comprising this line ARE che
Atlantic, Captain Woss Baltic, Captain Comstook Pa
eifo. Captain Nys Adriatie, Captain 0rafsen. Arctic.
Captain 1uoe.
These ships having built oontrao expressly fer
seryce has been taken In their
sruotien Ase In their engines strength
speed and their acoommsda for
Quallsd for elcaAnse comfort.
Price Of passage from New York 70 vorpool $50; sxeu
svs use q extra sss sssta $30 from Liverpool ~
New York. k1.
An experienced surgeon will be attached TO each ship.
Ne berths secured until paid for.
The Of thess ships will not DO for Eo
silver bullion specie cwery, prosiou stones mets
ess bills Of lAding signed therefor, and ths vhua
tiereof therein expressed.
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CHaenEs, sc-stsamship oeorgs-ssisr Hobbie virs.
hssetan. General Geo Aspinwall and servants M
ss c.,,' LADY and family nrs Captain BrO.p tie R.vs
ssy Mrs Wnhs NJ, Weed son and infant two Misses Weed,
FW sarssn. B Golloh. King. Paron, q r de- Tord
arrays, 1T Lewis, Mesrs Fisher, Turk. G etahelgn A
kraiser Hohess. John Kerr, A Haines ssd lady W
CowinF II Davis. Davis, Levy n o Hirsins = Wstsr-
m s, sens ~ ksvhouss and ssryss spstr, sinon
hrat bronner Meyer Mr. Jackson, Mrs Casneau ana SON
Orsusrre de vsrrons and lady Andrew King Ksrser
vi,cneusn Nm Burgess Curtin Mr. Sweet Mr. Coed
mhn Ginord John Bswler, Isaac Fritz De Dyarse
fenmns kessrs Reynoids Hon Cortland Cushins ehsrr.
ali an ~ M NJ, '9n Hs.asurs a.ins.rs a.mss,
B1shinE VIM Bsrtlett rhomrson. Mr. Davidson, NJ
psss h,ronh Kinney, Smith, Mr. Pomeroy Mr.
nsrtes Fore, Benz Bemsn. Mastsr Melvin, Genfaiis.
Nm Taylor, becoy, Robt Borse-s2 in steerase.
D. rrndesp and lady, 4 Miivsrd ana lady. ssons,
child add servant. Mrs. Doyle Mrs. Charlton Mrs. Ar
mold MRS Hemrstone, Mrs Barnes Mrs Colvel ana ehd
s Psgs Mis-. trisbs Miss Hsrrson Mis-. Hen Mr.
kCarpenter, l. Cispp and servant Bsrhars d SIS
son; Prentis Psrsdss y Csstre. Mccartsrc, Ew
iIamil.or vr.smsr $500 1T 1T. snspnsra'
Pge, Capt Thrf'on. cstiir, Hudson, Geo Misson
risSl, ospt f.Ander. Ludlsv,
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BALTIMORE, Jan. III, 1851.
Municipal Quarrsl-Tfs McDonough Bsgucst--
Him., Iorg 4.r

Municipal Quarrel-Tfs McLonough Bsgucst--
Henry Long, &C.
Our City Council yesterday adjourned sine die,
having failed TO accomplish the object for which
they were called together in extra session-that OF
taking the necessary action to secure to the city
the benefits accruinp from the will of John McDo
nough. The ordinance passed, appointing three
commissioners, was vetoed by the Mayor; and it
passed, appointing Ex.Gov p F. Thomas, William
Sehley, and Robert M NcLane, counsel for the
CITY, with fees Of $4,000 each, II successful in es-
The Mayor is a whig, and a majority Of the Coun.
ell are democrets-hence, all legislation was i'm
practicable.
A gentleman who went down the Potomac with
Henry Long, the fugitive, says that he was re.
joiced TO get back again to his old home He had
his violin with him, and played, "Carry me back
TO Old Virginia" with great zept
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DAcIFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP CoxPANY.-THE PUB

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoxPANY.-THE PUB
lie are informed that under ths rsnzements of this
Company and BY the Navy De-
tinue to leave Panama and San Francisco the
fifteenth days Of each month"; unless detained by
BILE accident the arrival mails
steamers Of the first Of the will touch Acap ucc
San Bss hazatlan, San Diego and Monterey The
other Ne xioan ports.
The steamship COLUMBIA will ply regularly after
her arrival In the Pacific between San Francisco and pores
In Oregon avail ting at the the
and from Panama and returning without delay
with mails an passengers for the following
San Francisco regular line Of prepeller win be kept up
for the alton of fregh. and
bet ween Panama Ind San Francisco. 4
The connection in the Atl.n will be maintained by the
Steamship EMPIRE CITY leaving New the thir
tenth and CH EROKEE leaving New York on the twenty
eighth CT each month third boat will also be
kept in New York as . spare tte
The new steamships CARIBBEAN and PHILADELPHIA
win form Greet line between New Orleans Chages
leaving 1T such perots will little
possible on the stnmus with the Pacific
ships through lin and Orleans and ports in
Mexico, California and Oregon.
Through tickets for an, month can be secured applies
lions for paisage from New orleans ARM
bTkoNG, LAIRAsOk Co, Agents at that place.
New York. October 81. 1850.
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D0RTLAND, OREGON TKKRIToRY.-TaE SUPERIOR
"A Baltimore clipper built bark HAWAIIAN.
Captain Haynie nov loading ~ Pier H. North river viii
receive Immediate dest ath Fer freight
superior passengers apply on board or 10
- " 4 ID. FOWLER, 81 West street.
N B. AL goods consignsd friends at Portland win
eoeive particular attention. -
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LT0R BAN FRANCISCO, DIRECT-DIsPATCH LINE
The rev and elegant clipper ship sfa0 Hot Nd Rich
Ardson, master, loading berth MAl
street Particular attention requested
vessel as she has been built with view excel In speed
And presents to the worlo the sharpcst shin
expectation s that she win perform the voyage within
immediate application but small quantity rems ps Al
the present rate Superior state
few cabin passengers.
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For freight or passage, apply ~
EDWARDS x. COLLINS, 50 Wall street., n. r, or 10
BR2wN, SHIPLEY CO., Liverpool
q. ROBERTS CO.. Is Kings Arms yard, L0ndca.
DRAPES. Jr. Boulevard. hontmarere, Paris.
After the fret Of April the freight by thA
bove steamers from Liverpool viii be materially reduced
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STEAMSHIP CITY OF GLASGOW, FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ Mathews late OF the Great Westerly Commander.
viii sail positively from Thursday the 10th
January. The regularity Of this ships
splenda accommodation for frat and second cabin pasn
sengers, at the Office Of
kiCHARDsON. WATSON, & CO.. Al Exchange Place
LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP conp ANY-rOR
Havana, New iOrleans and Chagres-Through tickets
San Francisco 1t reduced Chagres
ferrsd at Havana to first class saturday,
January 26th 1t the splendid double engine steam
mander will sail precisely At O'clock from her pier
mont mails direct for Havana New Orleans and Ghagres
freight taken to New Orleans usual Specie only
taken freight to Havana Shippers Of
swery gold or Silver articles commonly known
vAluables. specify the value the
bills Of adng the Company will not be
losses valuable merchandise shipped without suoh
specification For passage or freight, apply to
l77 West street. corner Of warren street.
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Carodidn Reciprocity California Lard Tides
COL FremOnt-Ia-d Worrants-St,qmeys 10
Chima, AND other Ltns-Afrtcor Sl1p, Ttad,--
B,ftih Monopoly Of South dnerican TSad,-
Teros Indemnity Teras Navy, &C.
Mr.. Douglas, to-day, called up The bill providing
for reciprocal free trade with Canada, and had il
made the special order Of the Senate for this day
two weeks. We presume, however, the subject IL
too large for any prospect Of favorable action
upon Il this session. We doubt not Mr. Douglas
viii give US en- interesting exhibit 81 the Lake
trade, and the importance Of the free navigation Of
the 81 Lawrence; but that is oil that we can expect
from this Congress upon that subject. The South
are suspicious Of Censda, and any movement Incl.
dentaly calculated to encourage the idea Of the
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JACKETS FOR HAvRE.-sECoND LINE-THK FOL-
iowinx sA!sS will leave Havrs she 10Th, and New
York on the lst OF eaea "a sssth:-
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u store

rg1IE subscriber respectfully announces to
M the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Woodyllle,
and his friends in general, thal he has jus open.
Cd at his store, on Commercial Row, a large
and elegant selection Of fancy and useful AT
ticles. among which, are the following
umbrellas, cotton and silk Gloves all kinds.
Riding-whips, aud W~alkinc-canes Tooth bru-
shes, Pocket knives and Combs Razors, Ba
zor-siraps and Shaving soaps: Pertmnery o
all kinds, colors and scents; Hair oil Of the best
quality Soap, Starch, Indieo Candles, Sar.
dimes, HOLSTERS and Salmons; Preserves, Pick.
els, Currents and Citron Olive oil Bay watei
aud Catsups; Pecons, Almonds and Brazilian
nuts; Filberis, English Walnuts, Oranges, APP.
pies &c.
ALS0-The best Tobacco and Sesars, viii
always be kept on hand, together with every
other article usually kept in such establish.
ments but which are now too numerous 10 men.
zion. W. y. HASSEBB.
Wooaville, February, 18th, 1s5l-tY.
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-Suppot ibe Mechanic
HoE respectfully aunounce 90 the pub
De ihat We hsVe this day entered
into co-pas'uerisR Coz TIE purpose OF carry.
ing u cheap aud ecoo5taiea, business in
all tue Departments Of Cilrncgte-ipg HoiSr
y0lgiAg, ol5iHof-mCkiJg &c We have "a.
ken the old stand formerly occupied by John
Lcanox, where we are fixing Tor the prompt
aad efficient execution oiai WORK that may
De entrusted 10 us. Our object Is 10 work
for a reasonable reward.
Wewil have aneat herse, aud promptly
III an orders for collins, sent to as. la this
department our prices wiilbe much lower
than that heretofore charged, while our iobs
shall give entire satisfaction.
We ask Of the public a lair uial, being de-
termined to succeed by industry aud atten-
ton 70 bushes. D-0rders in our line, from
or country promptly attended to.
JOSEPH D, WAY,
WE. BURClIARD.
U-00fri(2e. .JUEy S, '5i. II.
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NOTICE.

4 ETTERS Of Administration having
= been granted to the undersigned, by the
Honorable Probate Court. Of Wilkinson
county, At the October Term, thereof, 1851,
on the Estate of Ezer + Woods, deceased.
NoTicE, is hereby given, to all persons
Iniepted to said Estate to make immediate
payment-and those having claims aeainst
said Estate 10 present them, duly authentr.
Gated within the time presented by law,
or they viii be forever barred.
JAMES NJ MILLER, administrator.
Y oodville, Oct. l4th 1851. CIV
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9EFFERsOSC
And M8tsy c4fse,
WlsaINeTHs, AZ mil's irVm NlIcHH
lcnAnuw ~ 1881


WHHE Trustees olJehersou College har,
granted a lease OF she bindings ard ap.
pu~rtenauces Cor a term OF years 20 the sub
senber and his associate. They remove
with their families to Washington. and per.
maneutly established themselves In thai
place. in October last. The College is con
Quoted on the plan o, ,eachiug, honestly and
thoroughly, whateveris taughtandof prompt
obedience TO rules The superintendent
graduated at West Point, and regulates the
discipline.
H FOLLOWING PRINCIPLES Is ADOPTED:
A Military organization, ard uniform Sc
curing ordeS, regular exercise, studious hab-
is, manly department and economy in dress
The abolition Of all Extra charges COR ex.
ira branches Of study PLACING every Cadet
on the same footing. and teaching all or a
part oiithe course, at the parents option aud
with reference to the contemplated pursuits
of the pupil:
Qualifying the student for Civil Engineer
ing, Practical Surveying. the Counting
House, and Mandatory, as well as for The
Professions.
fAAth5 nv Peihou tAiiS iI oDtaihlng q
degree. but allowing the Cadet to graduate
when he can pass rigid examinations'o his
chosen studies, and can show that he under
stands their principles.
Ry-The buildings are ample, in GOOD or.
der, and a~budantly supplied with cisteru
water. The ~healthiness of Washington is
too well known to admit Of dispute.
I-The Library. Laboratory, Instruments
aud Cabinets, are sufficient for all the wants
Of the pupils.
THE STUD rs
Greek Latin French Spanish West
Point course Of Mathematics Engineering
Practical Surveying; Drawing aud Tactics
Application Of Chemistry 70 the Arts; En-
glish Language in Grammar, Reading,
Composition, and Defamation.
W~1ep1S agtd Expenses for ten at0utGs
-Pdyabte rat IL adcaace-Balassee al
tie end gthe 5h Mosus.
IN TUE COLLEGE
For tuition in all Studies, Boarding.
Room Rent, Fuel, lights, WASH
ing, Use Of Arms, Instruments,
Cabinets, Laboratory& Library, $500 90
i 4 PREPARATORY school,.
For ten Months, $3.50 90
Day Pupils in the Colleae-For tel.
ZION naii the studies, Dselof ARMS,
exc, Gen Months SlQ0 90
Day Pupils inthe Preparatory Sc6ool
tof 10 Months-lmuon anu use
OF Arms, so 90
IF-Ca1ets can jotn al any period anaipay
IN proportion. They ar~erequired to provide
at their own cost Uniforms. Room furniture
and Bedding, Class Books and stationary.
L-Sesslon commences first Monday of
october ~ each year. Vacation, August
and september.
ASHBELr
nov, II, l65l-iy President.
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rruetees, &c.

S&SA
0F virtue OF a certain Deed of Trust
H executed by Elisha F. Morelaud. on
the 3lst day Of May, A, y. 1SI7, to secure
TO j. B, Byrne & Co, the payment Of the
amount and interest Of two promisory notes
executed by him, bearing date with said
Deed Of Ttust, in favor Of said J. j. Byrne
Il Co, viz one NOTE payable on the Goth
May. lsl9, Cor 1899 SO, aud the other paw
able The 10Th May, 1850, for $1,000 gS-l00,
which said deed Of trast is truly recorded
n the Office Of the Probate Clefk of VII.
kias2n county, in Book O. pages PIT aud
2}s, OF the record of Deeds.
J, William I Cage, she substitute tt,stee
under The above deed OF trust, win, for the
purpose Of pay ing The auioant Due on the
Pr'nisory notes, aforesaid, proceed TO sell,
90 public AUCTION to the hjghe~t bidder, for
cash atthe Cogrth0u7e door, II ,5id county,
on TUESDAY, the fish day Of November,
1851, the following property described IN
said deed o~ftrast, viz That certain tract OF
parcel Of land lying and being IN The town
OF Nhkinsburg, IN county aforesaid, known
as lots No. So and 50 also the undivided
half of lots 81 aud 80, according to The orig
inal plan and survey of said town.
w. L. CAGE, Sub, Trustee.
Oct. II, 1SJl.-Gw.
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RF Ninns Of e oeftsin nssa ~ Tfasf
At1rcuiei - Eeh, o. Moseis9t. aid
omda + his wia 80 As gsh Sepip4a
lad is46 % secuu 70 Felious. lohnaon.
A CO.. 81 the CITY Of New OFirans. ihe 1af
meut Of fUo pronissory notes bcafine even
date. with sad Deed a 1fnst ~ istor II
sad Fellosgs- lohuau & ca oat Of aid
uutes due - ueniAs aatf Date and he
other twelve monh+a,tef daie. to- iba sum
'ol $4,000, each. which said Deed ~ Truss.
. duly frcoried n Book q paee los ib9
aud no. ut the roevd 81 Deeds 10 fhe Pfotuse
Clerks ufhce Of Wilkinson county Mis-
l. William l. Cage, the substiutedfrus
Tee under che above Deed Of Tssst. IA
he purpose OF paying tie amount due OK
sold notes, Will proceed 10 sell e. nablie
Aactton, 10 The highest Bladder for casa. Il
the Courthouse door Of said eousiy. 81
TUESDAY. the 18th day Of November
next, thc following property. described ia
said uCcd o. Irust, viz:
That certain BOT or parcel OF and, lying
ana heieg III s5e n5wGa fau adsws, NJ
SAID county. known as lot No. 5 also. The
Western hall OF lot No. 7. in said Town.
also, lot No. 50 aud SO, and the undivided
holfoilols 81 and IS. according to the plan
OF said Town.
shall convey such title ss IS vested ia
me, by such Deed Of Trust.
WIN. L CAGE, Ss6.. Tsistee.
Oct. 10Th, 1851, 5w.
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RY Francis Gildar, Judge OF the Prpbat.
Court OF Wilkinson County, in the State
of Mississippi Notice is hereby gtyen
shat on application to me by John Bsl. Of
the parish Of West Feliciana, State of Lon.
lslsns, who claims aa undivided eleventh,
part OF ali that tract Of lard. lying. being
and siIuate IN the county Of WilAinsou,
state OF Mississippi, described und found.
ca AS toliows. viz On the north by lands
owned and belonging TO the estate ~ n.
rad z, Brandon; on the cast by lands he.
longing TO William l. Brandon. ana ON the
south aud west bvlands Belonging ~ JfAn
y. Deloach' continuing FUR bundled a j
Any acres | have hollaated John Nj
Deloach, Masen h. Saunders. and. Rabs,
Semrle, commissioners, 70 divide he saia
tract OF lsud into eleven equal shares ar
paris; aud unless proper objections ,,re ~.
TED to rse nj the office Of The Probate Cont
q SAID county, On the I7th day d Deem
Der next a, y. 1851, the said join M. De-
loach, Nlason L. Sapndera, and Rohe,t
semple, willihsn be appointed commission.
ers, 10 make partition o. the said lands. pnr.
snanl TO az act concerning the partition III
,apas heid by co.parceners, joint tcnaai. and
tenants in common. IA
shall convey such title MS il vested IN
me by such Deed Of Trust. vGai
Given under my hand this 7th dnJ az
October, A, ID. 1851. l
FRANCIS GILDART d
Judge of Probatea.
1 s . lot 4 q tEEl Val
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$500 REWAIRib!!

Tor the apprehension and delivery to the
L sheriff Of Carol! county, Miss, Of JAS.
WESLEY CONNER, who, without any pro-
vocation. shot down ny SON. J. d. Pate, On the
nth of July, 1851. Sand Couner is % years
old, about S feet high, dark complexion, black
hair ard eyes, very heavy eyebrows, rather an
undertook. very waite teeth, and walks EJECT
Ii is supposed thet he viii make his way down
to Wilkinson county, inthis State, or New Or
leans. Papers favorable TO the cause Of Justice
will please copy. A. PATE.
July p. lS5I.It
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-12-23

HAVE just returned TO my old stand at the
AForks Of the Roads with a lot Of SO Ne.
groes, consisting Of field hands house servants,
2 fine carriage driver, &c. &c. Please call
ldeslgn keeping Up a good supply during the
season. r. II. ELAN.
Natchez, Nov. II, Is5i-3m,
u have three fine saddle and harness
horses for sale.