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vier 1851, PHILlBERT DUPUY, ne
a Chambery (Savoic) en- 'annee ls09.
Lorsquc la mort Went prematuremen'
frapper un homme 81 estimablc ct 81 uni
verscllement estime, chacun s'ecrie .avec
douleur :" pourquoi I'impitoyablc faux,
n -t-clc pas choisi une moins regrctta-
BILE victme?"
A peine avait-il attcint Page de majo-
rite, que Philibert Dupuy vint s'asseoir
au foyer de Ia grande famille americainc,
on la generosite dc son cnur ct Purba-
mite de ses manieres ne tarderent pas a
lui valoir la bienveilance ct faffcction
dc ses nsuveaux concitoyens. Apres
avoir, pendant TN certain nombre dan
nees, honorablemcnt exerce utfe profess
sion honorable, (celle de compassionate
de journalistic il s'etait sllie a Pune des
plus respeetables maisons du pays, ct il
jouissait en- paix dune fortune don't j sa-
vait faire lie plus noble usage, qnand il a
presque soudainement etc ravi a une So
ciete qui lie ,cherissait. I.
Membre de Ia loge de la Concorde
No 8, Philibert Dupuy laisse parmi ses
freres un vide quill sera bien difficile de
combler; car il aura un remplacant, celia
nest pas conjectural; mais un successeur
en- devouement maeonnique, c'est fort
douteux. II en- sera probablement de
1 meme dams le sein de Ia Societe des Amas
on l'on ne pourra manquer de deplorcr
vivement son absence. .,. ~.
I.'un des fondateurs de la Compagnie
d'Artillerie de Donaldsonville, Philibcrt
Dupuy etc accompagne sa dernisre
demeure. par ses anciens freres d'armes,
oui lui ont rcndu les honneurs auxquels
il await droit, ct sa depouille mortellc a
etc suiyie jusqu'a la tombe, par la ma.
ieure partie des habitants de la petite
vile OH il a rendu lie dernier soupir. -
Philibert Dupuy, que la terre te soil
legere! Tu meritais de jour plus long
temps de lamour de ia vertueuse compa
gne ct de tes trois enfants. . =
!. z-.-.z,4 .s UN AMI.
N.-B.-Le Courier de Ia Louisiana voudr'
ben reproduire lie Necrologe qui precede.
J, DEcEpEE, rage de 60 ans, dams i
paroisse Assumption, HENRIETTf
) BLANCHARD, veuyc JOSEPH CAP
DEVIELLE.
LA mort ,bien cruellement eprouy'
5 cette bonne mere, puisqu'en enlevantse
enfants ellie Ia conduite AL tombeau Cett
impitoyable eprouye aujourd'hui de no"
: breux parents, d'innombrables amis, ell
qui leur rayit, lie modele des meres e
G. des epouses vertueuses! 13
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-17

q c,MronNrE.-Le steamer Pacific, com
nandant Jarvis. est arrive bier soir dams
notre port, yenant de Chagres ct de Ia
Hayane. II nous apporte des dates de
San Francisco jusqu'au ler decembre.
Les iournaux ne renferment rien dim
portant. ssas = .isf..S :. sz9s3z
Le Pacific a quite Ia Hayane le 5 de
ce mois ayec 40 passagers de Ia Cali
formie ct une assez forte quantite de pou-
DIRE dor. assse.sssasIs .. .sasssz a5s..
lie Georgia, don't nous annonfons plus
loin l'arrivee a New-York, etait entre
dams le port dc Ia Havane le 80 du mois
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-17
0rOn 'sit &aras ie Vigttant /:

f4rOn 'sit &ssns ie Vigttans: 4
Je. soussisn, Gsesavoue les accusations
;ninricuscs i;acses .dans le public. te =
w,wicr, coatre NJ. Superyieilc, ct ,jc de-
clare que ie te <onSderc cemme On
lorn,n d,,nnutex. f.. SIMON.
Donaldsouv77l,e i3 Ianv'er 1851. aug #*
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-17

im mfe-Nous avons rera> au moment dc
metre sous prcssc. dcs avis dc MN. R-
chard ct Teaplet de DcnalAsonviIle, les
proprietaires du plus prscsenx ct plus RI
che bazaar dc l'ancicanc capitale dc la
{#~ ,E@E .@Hi arFGft5 &. sA "a T@
Louisiana. Es8s# @ &r4 9ta
Ccs Messieurs ont renouvele tout ie"r
stock cticurs avis nc pouv;,nt manquer
d,attirer ,'attcntion dc nos lcctrices ct des
plantcurs surtout, nous les publierons en-
enter dams notre proclaim nnmsro. a,e
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-17

TETAT DE LA LOUISlANE.-PARo
sNHzA AssoMPTIoN,- - Cour du Cinquiepae District
.J,,diciaire. .-Attendu que Ceophas Penisson. a
presente une petition a Ia cour, Teitetd 'obteIlr
les lettres d administration de la succession de
feue Marguerite Leblanc. epouse decedee de
Louis Bourgeois, avis est par le present donne
tous ceux que celia peut concerneE, d'ayolr
a deduire sous dix jours, les raisons pour les
ouees il ne serait pas fat droit laite petition.
Par ordre de la cour.
Ass omption, Id Janvier 1851. n,lH7
2O.2i1 DESIRE LEBLANC, Grefier.
GsTATE OF LOUIsIANA--PARlsH OF
~ AssuMpr1oN.-Fyth Judicial District
Cout.-Whereas Cleophas Penisson, has
petitioned the court for letters Of administra'
ton. IN the estate of the late Marguerite
Leblanc, deceased wife of Louis Bourgeois,
notice is hereby given, to all whom i may
concern to, show cause within ten days,
why the prayer of the said petitioner should
not be granted. ia4 ,e
By order of the court. A
Assumption, January Ia, 1851.
DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerk.
@TATE OF LOUIsIANA.--parish of
S Assumption--FifM Judicial District
Court.--Whereas. Hczekiah Bagarly has
peti,ioned the Court for letters Of curatorshp
on the vacant estate of the late Alvah SPIN
ney, deceased intestate, notice Is hereby
given, to all whom it may concern, to show
cause within ten days, why the prayer OF
the said petitioner should mot be granted.
Ry order of tbe Court. ''*fss@
Assumption, January 18th, 1851.
20 DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerk.
rsTATDE La LOUISIANA -Paroisse
- Assomption.--Cour du Cinquieme
District Judiciaire.--Attendu que Heze-
kiah Bagarly, apresente une petition d Ia
Cour. i I'efet d'obtenir les lettres de cura-
telle de la succession yacante de feu Alvah
Spinney, decede intestat, avis estparlepre- :
sent donne d tous ceux que celia fpeut con-
cerner, d'avoir deduire sous dix jours les
raisons pour lesquefles line serait pas talt
droit a ladite petition. ,,.-
Par ordre de la coslr.
Assumption, le ID janyier, 1851.
90 DESIRE LEBLANC. Grefier.
SlAlE OF LOUlolAA$<H--i diisA ". .]Ae-
- sumption Fifth judicial District cour,
Where's Achille Dugas, has spetltioned
the court for letters of administration on the
estate ofthe late widow Joseph CapdevieIle,
deceased intestate, notice isrhereby given
to all whom it may concern, to show, cause
within ten days, why. the prayer Of the SAID
petitioner should not be granted. Sc ssf
By order ofthe Court. ii s s.zs ~
Assumption, this 10th January 1851.
4 90 DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerk.
rTAT DE LALOUISIANE--ParoIss
- Assumption Coar du Czquaene rs
tr;ct Judiciaire.- -Attendu que Achille ~.
gas presente une petition aia gonr lei.
fet d'obtenir les lettres dadmlnistranon
de Ia succession de feue yeuye Joseph Gap
deyielle decedee intestat, avis est par 10 pre-
sent dcnne d tous ceur que celia peut con
j cerner d'avoir deduire sous dix jours' ie
raisons pour lesquelles il ne serait pas
droit 4 ladite petition. : di
Par ordre de la cour. e,
Assumption, lie l6 janyier 1851. m
| n 4 A NJ (rrPft,-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-17

crAmin.B Bey, le calebre touristc turcs E ct I
Pun des plus, remarquables poetes dc
.pOrient est arrive le ID janvier "a Ia
NouveIle- Orleans, ayec NJ. john Brown
droeman des Etats- Unis . Constantine
ole; ees deux Inessieurs ont pris leuTs ap
partemen,s ! ll'hstel aint.Charles." :
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-17

BoNs DEBoUcHEs. - Pendant les cinq
dcrnieres annees qui vicnnent de s'econ-
ler, il a etc exporte des Etats dn Sud
pour les lies Britanniques, une quantite
de cotton brnt qni s'eleve a Ia somme de
deux cent-un millions, huit cent-trois
mile, cinq OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pias-
tres. -.
Dcs Etats du Nord il a etc cxporte
pour &C meme pays du cotton manufac-
ture s'elevant settlement dix-ncuf mile
quarantc-une piastres.
Dams &C meme laps de temps 5 ans)
la France cxporte pour cinquante-six
millions de piastres de cotton brut des
Etats du Sud, ct pour trois mile piastres
settlement de cotton manufacture dams lie
Nord. 7Ea " ..+.e#
- a=E
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-17

NoUvEL HERcULE. = Les grands tia
vaux sont l'ordre du jour. Dams lie
steele OH ron entreprend lie perez
ment de l'isthme dc Tehuantepec, Ct
Establishment dune ligne ferree entire
les Etats- Unis ct Ia California, on enre-
pistrc les hauts fats du meurtrier de Lin
coin, don't nous avons rappor'e lie crime
dams lie dernier numero. tz
Voici les travaux de ce nouvel hercu!e: !:
Barey, alias G. Perry, alias George Rem
than, alias G. Reaman, etc arrete ct
condamne fois pour vol, deux fois pour
tentive de meurtre, une fois pour viol, ct
il SC trouve encore aujourd'hui sous les
verrosx, accuse d'homiCide volontaire
dams l'intention de voler. .ss.
VOLTA un Hercule que la justice aurait
bien Iraison dc trailer CONNIE fancien
traitait les Procuste.
ACCIDENT DEPLoRABLE.--Nous .1isons
dams le Whig de St. Landry, du Ii jan
yir. e.assa faa st Hsza
!. Nous avons encore enregistrer un de
Ices accidens qui arrivent malheureuse.
ment trop frequemment, en- Louisiana,
IDeux ieunes hommes de couleur de notre
village. Sc trouvaient reunis ct causaien'
I tres fanilierement, lorsqu'un d'entre lei
/ deux prit sur an meuble nn re0oloer que
Iron ne croyait pas charge ct s'am'sa,
| faire rater l'arme sur son ami, quatre
coups, n'attirerent que des rires, mais L L
cinquieme devait metre fin a cette bla
mable plaisanterie, car il tombait NOR
lteilement blesse. LIE docteur Diggs fu
Iimrnediatement aPpele1 ct malgre tou
les soins quill lui prodigua, il ne fit out
:. prolonger ses soufrances de quelque
heures. s4 sza -.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-17

~INGRY. ANDREW-Gro opposite
" Ferries, Donahisonville, La
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-12-23
CHRIsTmAs.

This mst0ugrgd day is near upon o.
and isra hal Nd dale Ne county yse
many a. ssaiiag ,ova 70 lay Ia ihcir hol
day suppBes. The hsan q macy a Mis
Nancy ! beating with curious impulses. a.
he antcimtes The Chnstmaseye vlsii Il.
NJ Jones. with his uuple pockets wei
stored with Kisses and verse and many
q Nc. Jones = oogiiadng upon what 10 soi
to his "ioyely Nancy" when me Old ioIk
withdraw. and leave them sitting in the
chimney corner by the roaring ere. The
juvenile heart Of the urchm j. elated with
hope at de expected Christmas gih. aud
BE ~weii-known stocking = being fixed a.
BE gardeseaie byihe horoha Mis-. Sambo
3 tuning biz c1l-gui, with the a0AcAaiaAce
Of the professional epieure, aud already D-
nah has drawn tight the strings OF her
'Sunday-shoes, to exsEest herself ia the
approaching dance. The egg-man counts
again and again, his dozens, and calculates
with mathematical esrtaiIty. how many
quaftersections OF gingerbread three dozen
Of eggs will buy-how many iddIe.strings,
and brass rings. The "pged sire and matron
have seut u thhiriryites to the scattered
members of their family. that all may meet
again under the parental root, to talk over
The scenes OF the past, and laugh at their ad.
ventures, The heart Of the old man Of God
is swelling with gratitude, TO Him, who
eighteen hundred and fAy-one years age,
placed the bright star Of Bethlehem over
the babe, whose birthday we shall forever
celebrate.
Such is a brief picture of the originals
around us. Cola, indeed, is the heart that
does not indulge the hope that "a happy
Christmas" may be The lot Of all. Yetin
the midst Of our midh and happiness, let us
not forget those upon whom providence has
been less generous and bountiiul in her gifts
From the abundance of our tables and our
treasures, let us send into the humble cottage
Of the widow and orphan that which will
make Her hearts light and happy also; let
US remember that one of The purest and most
exalted joys that we can experience, is de-
rived from a knowledge of the fact that we
have done something to make our neighbor
happy and joyous also.
Such joy is not strained.
4 1t III peth like the the gentle rain from
heaven, alf
!" Upon the place beneath. 1t is twice
blessed
IL blesseth him that gives, and him that
takes" sBL 4a
To ''all the world and the rest Of man.
kind'-especially those who patronize Us, a
hearty wish for a happy Christmas, is sent
out from this sanctum, by the EDIrsas
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-12-23
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
WILKINSON COUNTY.

In The ci,cait court. Of sad county, De
cens6er Tern, ,MereG, 4 D, 1851.
Richard Clampitt, Admins
TRAITOR of Jacob Fishery Attachment,
deceased s. iae i's si''' =
Abijah r.. Brown,
y This day came, the said plaintiff, by his
Attorneys, and il appearing to the s~atisfae-
ZION of the Court here, thai ehe defendant
Abiah r. Brown is not a qssident of this
State, but is supposed y reside in the State
of Louisiana, SO that The ordinary process
Of the law cannot be served on him.
Its therefore, ordetedby tile Court, that
unless the said defendant, shalt appear, plead
answer, Sc, til this .as9, on % before the
frs, DAY Of nexs Juns, Pt 81 this Court,
10 b. holden az tho Com ouse, IN Wood
Iva e, IN SAID county, op tAe second MON
DAY, IN June next. 1872,
Judgment. QiuaD by deiault, viii be en-
tered against him. and the negro man slave.
named, Richnlohd, attached, viii b. sold,
10 satisfy saia debt, interest. aud all costs.
Ana, tits fatther ordered, that a copy Of
this order be published IN the "Woodsille
Republican, : a newspaper, printed and
published In the town of Woodville, in SAID
county and State, once a week for the space
Hof one month.
/, Henry j. Buiterwoth, Jerk OF the
Circuit Court. aforesaid, do hereby, certify,
the above 10 be a true copy Of the Original
Oder Of publication, in the above stated
ease. as fallyas the same remains o. Record
in my Office
! In testimony whereof. | have hereunto.
set my hand and seal. OF said Court, this l7h
day Of December. AID 1851.
- II. ]. B~UTTERWORTH. Clerk
GoRDoN aud PosEY, Plaintiffs Attorneys
Woodvlle, Dee -, lS5l.-lm
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-12-23
GENTA4ENEss,

l@ Bua BIT MRS. HEMANs, ~l Il ~
Ii tEoa has crushed d flower,
The root may not be btighted;
Ii thou has qnenched a lamp W
once moreit may sbohghtedi aat a
But on thy heart, or on Ny hie,
Tue String winch MobgA has broken,
Shall never N sweet sound again
Give 10 tby'touctr a token
II tl,oa has loosed a bird
Whose voice ofFopg could cheer thee.
Still. still he may be won M
From the skys to MARBLE near thee;
But if upon the troubled sea
Thou has thrown a gem UNDECIDED,
Hope not the winds or waves shall bring
The treasure back whenneeded.
lflhou has bsaised a vine,
The summers breathis healing,
Aud its clusters yet may grow,
Thro the leaves their Bloom revealing,
But ifthou hast a cup o'erthrown,
4 Wiiha brigh, draught hlled--0, never
Shall earth give back that lavishad wealth,
To cool the patched lips fever.
The heart is like that cap,
shihou waste the love il core thee;
And like that jewel gone, iaa &
Whichthey deep WI. not res,oee thee
And llike that striu Of harp or lutte
Whence the sweet sound is scatlefed-.
Gently. Oh. gently touch The chosds
"a So soon forever shattered. M
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-12-23

UT Thv Delegates f New mamp-
shire. toihe Wing national Convention
are in favor Of the nomination of Dan.
iel Webster, for The Presidency. And
so we are to have "a Wig National
Convention" In spiico VI the fact that
whiggery has Fammoesd ia these dig
gins. which Of the conventions are the
so>called Union democrats. u attend I
Are they TO go for the nomination Of
Webster. or for that Of a Union demo.
Graf. By the Democratic National Cons
y~ention! Nous rerYons. sait &
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-12-23

H The resolution. as finally pass
ed by The Senate, for tie welcome OF
Gen Kossuth, Is as follows. @Resolved
by the Senate and House. Of Eeprcsen-
tatives Of tho United States, in Con-
gress AS mbled. That the Cangresr 81
the Uuiled States. in the name AND be.
hall of Id People ofthe United States.
give Lonis Kossulh 4 cordial welcome
TO the Capital Of the Union.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-12-23

L. Iasfo "a pfocsf dosu togu who
i ssid D. b - sony has be va sriuaHy
ssep ouce 10 catch ~ % he couulsf,
hold hln up BY b., lapi ssgs ard iOsk nie
d,s enels oflOs isetios as Gae hadn't been
stealing hs sugar.
But the above il not quite 20 mean As
ihe mas 10 Massachusetts, who carried the
dead body Of bis own wife into a dcsecung
room, aud sold IL 20 ths doctors for five dol.
lars. This 4, repofted as fact. The n.y.
story Is only told as We heard il from one
whose only fault /. thathe visits the bar Of
his grocery friend a latle 800 oaen,
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-12-23
RraaNArlox or Ma. CLAY.--Anlhenli.


RESIGNATION or Ma, CLAY -Autheutic
ielegraphic dispatches announce, on
the 18th inst, Mr. Clay wrotefi resig
nation Of his seat il the Senate, 1, i
stated thai he will winter in phiisdel.
phia. We have beard no raliable
cause assigned ior this step hut we
think that the.old gentleman intends to
take u hand 10 The game that is play
ing for the presidency lie would
probably make q better run Cor that Of
flee on the merits Of the Compromise
than he would IN the old party issues,
IL he were to remain in Congress, the
probability is that be would Ito some
thing that would detract from the eclat
Of his last senatorial labors. Webster
will shortly go to Massachusetts Is
raise a fire ii lhe rear, of Gen. Scotl,
while Mr. Clay will pepper ms soup
in front. Let them weyk, A dema-
crat is certain to ts our nest Pres.
ident. m ~
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-12-23
TIE STATE OF MlssIssfpPIl
Nilsreas Cncsu.
he o<cpa 0Dsn ~ sod 0Hafy De.
az.aHn H. ~ fa.f

n ~ ovcsa oan ~ sod mnafy Ds.
esulu 1orsL 10 1871.
MILAN Jouea
A~,tacbmcut. fr
Abjah Y. Brown slO2 Cs.
Tbs dag came, fhe ala plalhiif. by lds
Attorney ahd t appeamfg 10 the satisfaction
O lhe Coust hem, thar the deirn5aul. Ablph
X. Brown, is not a resident Of this State.
but Is supposed to reside in the State Of
Louisiana, 20 that the ordinary process OF the
law cannot be served on him.
Il is therefore ordered, by the Court, that
unless the said defendant shall appear. plead
answer. BE in this case, on or before the
first day Of Jupe, Term, Of the Court. TO be
holden at the Courthouse, in Woodville In
said county, on the second MONDAY, ia
jane, 1852.
Judgment, (ina) by default, will be en-
tered against him, aud the negro man slave
named, Richmond, attached, will be sold to
satisfy said debt, interest. and all costs.
And. il is further ordered, that a copy of
this order be published in the "Woodyille
~Hepubiican, a newspaper, printed and
published in the town Of Woodville, in the
said county aud State-once a week for the
space Of one month. n I'D .Hir
], Henry J. Butterxorth, Clerk Of the
Circuit Court, aforesaid, DO hereby, certify,
the above 10 be a true copy Of the Original
0tder OF publication, liz the above stated
case asiully as the sanle remains Of Record
in my office. 3 !
In testimony Whereof l have h~ereunto
set my hand and seal ofsaid Court, this I7h
day OF December, AID. 1851.
II. j. ~BUTTERWORTH cleyk
I-L IL BARBER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Woodgiiie, Dec. %, 1s51.-1m
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-12-23

Give refer our readers 70 the " e5mpo
sinons" Of Miss FA d., and Miss ia b.,
IN our first page. They were written by
two young ladies, natives 81 cor county,
who evinee talent Of he highest order-
We may look to the Ladies YoeLl 70 Ora
ham, etc, ff compositions upon tbnse ~.
teresting Subjects, but in one Of them eau
wa GHd tic thesis embraced with more dar'
ing skill aud ability Il would be a source
II Infinite pleasure. 10 US, ii the Young ia.
dies Of Newton Institute wouid make Our
columns the medium d their intelleelpal
communications td u sat
The style and ability @ith whinh the
writers haadle their supjoe;s, reflect the
utmost credit upon their gifted ana devot-
ed Principally. Phafes--as well as upon
their own indnsIry and perseverance,. It
called upon to decide which has gained the
victory. we would be in The position Of tue
Georgia Magistrate, who would not de-
eide a cause that had two sides Ia be ar
gued. We leave the nmpintge 70 our young
bachelor friends, confident that they will
make The decision only after having read a
thousand times each argument, aud calling
70 mind the fairy forms aud graces Of the
authors.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-12-23
1T The Democracy of Amite county

AZ The democracy ofAmite county
recem \ held I meeting to sppoini del.
aeates 4 The Slnre Conyeni!ou. The
follow IHg resolution was adopted.
" Reso!red, That this meeting is CON
posed ofState Rights and Union demo.
Gratis. and the expression &c this meets
ing is the expression ofthe democracy.
generally. of this County,
The following delegates were then
appointed. EN- Davis, IG L Niece
hee, $ ] w Nix, w HUFF, HG Street,
w A Cotton. Mr. Doherty, DR. Hua,
Tn Spurlock, Thos Cartier, Mr. Which
er,WB Hale, IG Lee. d Wilson, w
Q McGchee and II Butler. /.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-12-23

Er Owing to tie harfy and bnsilc
Of Court. the cold weather. add other
causes, several ridieelous typoga-
phlcal errors occurred in our last
issue. II our printers were not fem
perance men, they might have been sus-
pec'ed oi being q litile II advance Of
Christmas. We will look q Ibis il Ia
tire.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-12-23

~
Robert Leatherman,
Matilda Humphties. $50 H.
ETHiS day came the plaintiff by his At
AL torney, and it appearing 10 the s%atisiaa
ton of the Court here, that the defendant
Matilda Humphries has removed from the
State and County, aforesaid, so that the
ordinary process o! the law cannot be served
upon her.
1t is therefore, ordered by the Court, that
unlessthe sad defendant shall appear, plead,
answer, &cy in this case, on or before the
first day Of the next June Term, OF this
Court, to be holden at the Courthouse, in
Woodville in said county, on the second
MONDAY, in June next, 1852,
Judgment, QinaD by default, will be
entered against her, abb the properly at
tached, will be sold to satisfy said debt, in
terest, and all costs.
And, it is further ordered, that a copy Of
this order be published in the "Woodville
Republican," a Newspaper, printed and
Published in the town Of WoodyilIe, in said
county. and State,-once a week, for the
space of one month.
/, Henry ]. Butterworth, Clerk of the
Circuit Court, aforesaid, do hereby, certify,
the above to be a true copy ofthe Original
Order of publication, in the above stated
case, as fully as the same remains of Record
in my Office.
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto
set my hand and seal of said Court, this l7h
day Of December, A.D.l65l.3 9ea
L1S, II. j. BUTTER WORTH, Ctcrl
n i, X. BARRIER, Plaintiff Attorney.
Woo1ville Dae. % 1S5l--lm N
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-12-23
Ramg%g,s sole

EEIST Z be sold, on TUESDAY, the
W 23d day of December to the high
bidder, for cash, before the Courthouse
door. in Woodville, a stray Horse, taken
mp by Jas. Cole, described as follows: A
dark Grey HORSE, years old, Is hands
hiah9half Of the left hind foot white, APP
praised at $50 90. H
w. G. BONNEY. Ranger,
Nov. II, 1S5t-3w. Ioa 4on
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-12-23

Messrs, Hill, Mclean 3'Co, publish a
card, in which they attribute their sus
pension to the inability Of their friends
and correspondents 10 get their crops to
market, IN consequence Of low water
in the interior. They assure the pub
ls that they were never moro solvent
and that their suspension is only tempo.
rary. They are paying aIl of their IL
abilities on account Of sales. and viii
soon be able to pay all their debts.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-12-23

~ An lhsnman being asked, ina late
trial. for a certificate OF his marriage, barred
his had. and exhibited a huge scar made
by a FIRE shovel. The evidence was per
ieetly satisfactory