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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27

It is stated that the value of labor is greatly en-
hanccd in some portions Of Michigan by the emigration
to California that $2G month and board is readily
commanded.
Within the last year fortycight ships have been adj
dcd to the fleet of whalcrs belonging to Ncw-Bcdtord
Nearly hafthc importation Of sperm and whale oil oE
the whole country is entered at that port.
4 dispatch from Washington in the New York Her.
all states that our Minister at Consantinope has con-
cludc,l and sent home treaty with Persia, which pa'
ccs the L. s. On footing with the most favored nations
Among the contribution recently received to the
Washington Monument fund is the sum of one thou
sand dollars contributed in sums OF fifty dollars by
mercantile firms belonging to the city of San Francisco,
California.
The London Times says that one Of the schemes sug-
gcstcd in Paris is for France to bargain with Russia
for the ccsson of the left bank Of the Rhine as an equiv
alcnt for the occupation Of Constantnople 10y Russia"
A train Of nincty-fvc cars, drawn by two locomo'
tvcs passed over the Hudson river on the 9th inst.
1t was more than, mile in length.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27
Northern Movements.

Tho Washington Correspondent of the Charleston
Courier gives the following items Of news:
AT tho North We find that the excitement on the
subject Of the Maine liquor law, has taken political
,urn and Gen uoUsrOS and Mr.. p. 7. BARNuM, aro
talked Of as the candidates Of the Ultratempcranco
party, for the Presidency and Vice Presidency
As this is the session for land projects an Old one
for irving lands to the landlcss throughout the Union,
has bccu revived This bill has been brought forward
in the House, under he auspices Of Mr. ANDREW JOHN
SON orTcnncsscc 1t gives land to every man. maa,
and widow" who will go and occupy it, 1t is advoca-
ted on the ground that will release the old States OF
surnlus popuation and will distribute the benefits ol
the public domain among the people oil tho o!a ol'cs'
who arc not likely to obtain any more direct pcne'''
from il, The new States will not oppose IT, ana Il tne
members from tho old States favor it, the Dill VIII pro-
blv pass. An early day has been assigned Tor taxing
it up.
"TLclatcst intelligence from France docs not increase
tho probability Of war against England, and IN the
meantime. Great Britain is become so well prepared
that m a..cmn: n invasion will he hazardous
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27

ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER GoSE.-lt
is Il solemn scene at all times, to cons! !gn fellow
mortal to the tomb, but how much more SO,
when called uror to lay i'll the cold grave, revo-
lutionary father Of four score and nine, and such
It wa, our privilege to witness III consl@nlng the
last remains Of that venerable Patriot, Mr.. Sam
ucl Chandler, sr who d'partcd this life on the
morning of the 10th Of FEBRUARY 1852. lie en-
tered the Brigade OF Cen Marion in early life,
and bore an active part in many of that illustrI-
n,,s Generals encounters with tn" tories and
British az also at the Eutaw Springs and i'll eve
ry struggle of his gallant little State, against the
usur1 ation> Of the General Government, has al
ways stood firm for Stat" Rights as in '32, so in
'5i' he was much mortified at the thoughts OF
South Carolina becoming 50 degenerate in Pat
riotsm, as to wish to succumb to Northern ag-
erosion. lie leaves widowed wife, with whom
he had lived near seventy years, to dcplore his
,loss.-.Samtr Watchman.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27

Fires asI Insurance.-The New York Mirror
thus d;scouses on these topics:
AT present the tre-qucstion Is turned of, N
conversation, in the most needless manner One
savs-'eet insured, and trouble yourself no fur
thcr.' Another shows his familiarity with great
ideas, by pronouncing some great fire a mere
nothing in such city rs this The sage op-
timist thinks it will make work for poor mecLan-
ics' The irritable man scods q while about m
cend;ar;es. and then forgcts the matter. Tie
man Of indolent mind is sure that nothing can
be done. The masses probably sec Or near Gf
each FIRE as single event, and never think Of
any causes or consequences or precautions II
general way
"Cannot fires be prevented! How can the
incerdialy fire good brick building from with
out? And how can he enter house properly
watched? Let faithful men sleep in every build
inc, with all facilities for defence and every pre-
paration for cxtinguishing a commencing IRE,
and how are our valuable brick buildings to be
DESTROYED by inccndari-s! As to accd"nt--
count up the buildings which need to b" i'll an
exposed condtion Some kinds % manutactur"
may he said to involve considerable danger; but
no" i!ltl!y VI oui ONN"i "'Ntt N'''''''''
ments? The truth is, that for many Of them
there Is no decent apology. There is unpardoII-
able inattcntion to the precautions which COM
mon sense points out as reasonable.
"Now the whole question Of precaution needs
to be discussed. In this inventive age, Discus
sion leads to discovery. New methods will be
devised if the public mind is brought to bear
strongly upon the point. The object is great
one Ia k OF the growth Of the country! Sup
bose that on 3omu naked plain w" could gather
all the houses, stores, factories, churches, &c,
&C., which are burned i'll one year in the United
States How large city would it make =
Then increase this new city year by year, with
the amount Of property now annually reduced
to ashes, and NC should indeed have something
to boast Of.
'If the Insurance system, now 50 popular Is
annihilating thorough private watchtun"SS, and
supplying no adequate substitute, It Is tim" to
find it out. Ii "A wr~tch"l doctrine, which teach
Is that to burn up the fruits Of human toll, and
to diminish the amount Of food and clothing III
the world, is to benefit mankind If such doc
trine i, doccving the propl", let It's absurdity be
fully and unrcmitt.ngly exposed. If far more
powerful municipal law is needed, let it b" fur
nishel fncw modes Of building arc called for,
let American ingenuity be put to til" taSk Of do
visinr them. Any thing but indifference, aflcc-
I'D G?n,rcern. and d"sructiv" philosophy"
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27

Iiyrcst on su$picion Of KHiaapping.-A white
man who gave his name as VIM. d. Rose, arr-
vcu here yesterday in the Wilmington Steamer
with anesro in charge, whom italrca's was order
cd 10y him to remain upon the wharf while he
went IN search Of broker, but during his ab-
se''cc ''Ic i''79 "'o !: ''yG"' n;% T.h;Il
was Questioned 'y 2'I' . oSY D,,,:L ', ,"';',
VINO WIS present. s,h h' + .LS "',,Mu @ l "Ii "rnU E;.
u'.Is '''s I ~, s ,n Low yrr. Lo.h
,e,u.n ',.',t I;' ,.:'T uon ~ T,r1r e. whom wo
',."t,l i'' f,, 'En;,od Jnrrr
81 ~ ''.N.Ds.u; -, ''''''s' ''0' .
'AI v'.,'',"S''. - p.o,oJ .,. ho r,od IN Nortl-
',I'' ~ Il' n:un,~ ~ Nartb C.roI;n, That some
"."P'0'' N'""y' u'a,,lr,,. Cm,,s ,IL lin =,
'iii'I ~ d -4' ,'h-a i L.",Ii r,,m'nr VuLn tb,t
I'''.t' s'.' ,,at ;fin would ,.kc him "a
IiT nT "i'' - II a.r;,,,.t,, ,,so u,ud
GA'',:''''i '''''' i .'' p1n,.d Cnr,,.,,,,
llI'" '''''i ~ '.'' " :''' g." tL,'nIr,v tm,Hs
~, Nv "o"'' p;'I, ,,,ro XII Io,,rton
.,,,.,. n,, l.s mo- L,,Ytocr,s or written AL
~ tl,. s,,l,oc,. !. himself mot th,. owner
% " nnv ,I,rc. e.yx h.. !, s,rarocr both in Char
,nl U,;I;o;,,+,n, never W,S ot either place
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27

The Maqnctic Telegraph in Mcrico.-We
learn from our exchanges that party of Amer
leans have put up line of magnetic telegraph
from the city of Mexico to Napolucan, distance
of one hundred and fifty miles, or half way down
to Vera Cruz to which it is to be extended in
less than three months time. The line already
up is doing Il very fair business the receipts av-
craging S35 per day, and the expenses about SIS.
These receipts will be largely increased when the
line is finished to Very Cruz Another line is in
contemplation from the city of Mexice to Aca-
pulco, on the Pacific, 800 miles further, which
will connect the Atlantic and Pacific.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27

Is THIS THE ENTERTAINMENT TO WHICH WE
WERE ISylrED.--Tclographic dispatches received
here Yesterday, announced that Walter Brooke,
Whir had been elected to the Senate Of the |.
States in place of General Foote, resi- gncd, for
the term ending March, 1853 and that Stephen
Adams, Union Democrat, had been elected ior
the uncypirrd term Of General Davis. The l.
mon party has a majority ON joint ballot Of 20
votes.
It thus appears that tl!: submission Demo
crats of Mississippi have refused TO re-unite with
the Southern Rights Democrats, although the
latter constitute about tour-.itlhs Of what was
once the Democratic party Of that State, and
this, Notwithstanding tie Southern Rights DEM
ocrat<. after the Convention election Of the State,
proposed the rc-uuion.
We never did concur in that movement OF the
Southern Rights Democrats Of Mississippi: for
We warc satisfied that the division was deeper
than Democracy, rs It is commonly understood.
But the experiment WAS tried, and has failed
Tie submission Democrats however, had plau-
siblc excuse for clccting Footc for he still pre-
tended to be Democrat; but they have now
distinctly r"nonncnd and rcrudiatcd reunion, by
voting for and electing one Wing, in order to Sc
cure the election Of one Of their own men, be-
longing to . small fragment OF the rarty This
result is in accordance with the policy adopted
BY the Washington Uuion last summer, and
that pursued here. The Offices ard spoils are to
be divided among the submission men, whether
Wings or Democrats, until the experiment could
30 mad. whether the Southern Rights men
would not agree to bcs,ow the principal part Of
them on the Compromise Democrats as, We pre-
sumc 4 sort of g.ward for cstabl!sAIng the Com
| pror!:sc.- Southern Press.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27
Arthur's Home Gazette.

We have received copies of this excellent family pa
pcr The numbers sent us commence, and continue a
story by Mr. SMs of this State, called Marie De Ber-
Mere"
We hope Mr. ARTHUR intends to exchange regularly
with s as we desire to keep up this friendly inter
course We chavc always admired his writings for their
elevated morality and believe they aecaculated to do
good The columns of the Ga=ctte will be kept free
from all pcrnicous matter, having tendency to lower
the standard Of virtue or injurc the mind
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27

French Eriles.-The natives of France, resi-
ding in New York, have appointed a committee
of twcnty-onc to draft an address to all the
Frcnchmen in the United States suggesting the
formation Of general association in that city,
with branches throughout the Union, in order to
afford relief to all the political refugees who may
come from France.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27

ANN W,,x,x,. WITT, HIS FEET rpw ARDS
Va ,ra Ill familiar with rho mower Of flies to
attach tbomsoIva, 70 smooth srrt,ces with their
feet inward, on the ceilings OF our dwellings,
and when the faculty Of do;nr so is explained on
the principle Of rrayitaton. i is satisfactory but
,ho, s,ch ~ ornra,ion shonld b, nortormcd bv a
human beinr we confess our incrcdulitv is scarce
f.. set at r.S, iv tI,c evidence Of thoS,. who are
c,i1 to oH.r in nroof f thr fact 5ccn?r demon
s.r,t;on Yet there ,au bc y, mistake in the
cvtra,r1;parv circumstance aS narrated below
b,inr coniilete reversal ofth law Of gravation
The article appears in the Pittsburg Commercial
.Jourpslof Au~ust 8. and the statement avorchcd
bv r,,pcctab!c pcrsons:
pvrp ,opn,x,py Fvrrp,urvr Man wolk-
;on bcoI Jo,ro,ru,,d n, the ce;7;yg Mr. John
w. ,,rrn;, r,r, nr;v,t. .xbl;i:no o, Thrrs-
JaT oron;r;r ,t .t,r+,n Tall ofnuite num-
In. - ,rb;I,sn,,l;n.I. oy,,or;,,,,ts TIc most
.'t,o~,lIimnr,. ~ lI ira. tho+ nf w.lr;nr INV means
,L,o. - nScr};,r const,mcrionl in m
;n.or,na ,'n,;,;n,, ,',ian tho unanr srrt,rc Of
n;.I,,. ,I'.r pi' ot1al.n I n,.r,lo niro fret
Sn', Po''e"sN ''.'' ~ ,:, a,'' NJ " sa,a.;,oI,.
oy tlilee III o'isr.'o's' M'tL,.. n': -. a,
pe'l0, 'i'I s". i'I'l. that sr,ti,t A.
-. :: Il ,....,..,- J., ,,,,,..l;,J q ro,, l.r. /
,ec' III u. 'p"'"'Gs cash, ,S.',, ', sf,n. tho
MS TASK more "a"oI, '''i u:'''' ,ai -.1''. t; f'
eAHo'i'u vas over V,sLi. , 'i,"'1' % =,
fen''"S' s'!Ili5 'n' thss n'v os.', o,,,,
se'i'ei ~ VINES on' u ''0 S',''' 49,. W.
GeS ever eNotSa mere or eS1N '.'ss so,H '"S T,nt
T4co1l''lGA I .!'> H.,
'aliles H. ~ llssau;tcoo u 'S" s a,vt nn The
en-. on 1na r,owo U G u "tJ nha5;enco 10 tJaf invita-
.:-,s' p ., - .b,, Sroot fans and
~ ,,.n.s. =. M,C,ar;,;n j i wall an IN
:.oS ~. w., 1;s.ona, ~ n;na faot ,yo ,r, VI,
-...1s'U p'' .L c.. J;t :. hmt 1ro - tho n,,t,s
ssSs VI IS "'C boIi "'L W - '.'' Sscd !, or ,hsr
.!aI s, 'nv "'.Ic ,h;s ~ a,tn 81 ~ sh,vlI ba b,1 h"
moved that VIM. N, Sb;nn, Esor.. a scientific
man, take the chair Whereupon the large a,,-
dience present organizcd by choosing VIM. NJ.
shinn' ESQ, Chairman, and J. Heron Foster.
Secretarv-when latter some remarks bv Cen
Larimer) on motion Of Mr. H. D. King, MeSsrs.
Z. II. Ueastinrs. JOS. Snowden, and w. b. Neg
lev were appointed Committee for the purpose,
and repoted the following resolutions:
ResoLped. That Mr.McCormick has sat;sfactpr-
llV performed all that he has PROMISED, ana luilE
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27
Branch Bank of Camden.

The following gentlemen have been elected
Directors for this Branch, for the ensuing year
Pycsidcnt-TUOMAS S.ALMOND.
Dimc'ors-A. D. JONES, JOIN CANTEY, w.
KENNEDY, L. L. WHITAKER.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27

SHOCKING OccrHRENcE-While demoishlng
our breakfast the other morning, we were torclbIy
struck with the unusually rich flavor of our milk;
indeed, the event was one Of such singular char
actcr, that We determined to inform oursclf OF
the cause At first We We're under the lmprcs-
sion that our milkman had read the Plcavune,
and felt latent regard for the editor; but to
clear up all doubt We despatched Il teagraPhc
enquiry to friend in Orange county, asking Tor
an exclamation. After two hours Of ineXpressl-
bic suspense, we received the following answer
"The pumps in this section are all frozen
" y. PicdyUnc.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27

Telegraph to Cubo.-Joaquin Gurideogo, Of
Cardcnas, proposes, in Il lcttcrto the Ncw-Orlcans
Courier, the construction ola floating submarine.
Telegraph from Cape Sable in Florida, to Key
West, and from thence to lIicacas, Cuba. The
distance from Cape Sable to H., is l50 miles,
and the cost of the wire is estimated at 100000.
Mr.. G. says 'the execution Of this project would
augment business and commercial relations be
tween the United States and Cuba immensely"
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27
THE SEMI.WEEKLY JOURNAL.
THO. WARREN, Editor.
Our Market.

We have 10 change to make in our Tuesdays quo
atons of Cotton the prices of that day being sustain
cd viz: 5 3-i to IS
Charleston quotations. to s IA
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27

NAPOLEON, in the midst Of his power, is in a bad
way if be true that the condition OF its tenure Is the
employment of the army in foreign war"
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27

The Austrian government have ordered i"
w 6 10000 men to reinforce the army.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-07-27
CahincI Ware Rooms.

TaMoFHy RINGSBURY would inform the
public thai he has Just erected q large
and co~mmodious Shop on Alligator conner
hear Mr.. Hickley's Saddler Shop, where he
5 prepared to execute all orders, u iAe .t9Ii'
esi notice. Old furniture repaired, anu bilis
filled for any article in the Cabinet line he
offers his services as an Undertaken, on the
most reasonable terms. By close attention 10
business, aud moderate charges, he hopes 10
merit the continuance Of his old customers,
and the public generally.
Woodyille. Septic, 1851 I'll.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-07-27
PAINTING AND PAPER-HANGING

NOTICE is hereby given TO the citizens
~ OF Wilkinson County. that the under
signed has taken a shop in Woodville, and
that be will be happy to attend toall orders
in the above line. He has competent aud
experienced hands, and is prepared to exc
cute jobs with the utmost neatness and dis
patch. Orders left at the drug store prompt
~ attended 30. J. w. DONNALLEY.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-07-27

SAMUEL BILL. ?. .. KElHY.
6sAMUEL BELL, Ii returning tlanks
- for past favofs, bcgs leave TO inform
the public generally, that The business will
now be carried on at the old stand under the
name and firm OF 3. Bell & Co. who, in soil.
citing a share OF public patronage, are fully
determined that no e%3eriions on their part
shall be wanting 10 merit the same.
Their stock Of Plantation and Dry Goods,
Hardware, Groceries and Provisions, will be
carefully selected and sold at cheap fates Tor
Cash, OF to pnhctuai customers on the usual
fine. Al cotton consigned TO them fof ship
ment, and all freights for storage, planters
may rely upon receiving their best attention
s BELL g. co.
Fort Adams. Jan q. 1sg2-ty.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-07-27
PIANO RnRTRS


MANUFACTURED by Mcssn Hallct "a.
W Wis \ Co q every variety ct style nod
hnish, OF s, 5 10 and : ortavsS rlgk and
TilAoHf mon frames AMI 6nishcl with the
Frsnek ot Eaghsk acths< Ne also maui.
iAclnfc the Ntw CiHular S,als instrument
possessing rtauy advantages ene Of The mos
promiueas ct which is i4eseuss n r.uer. We
Likewise Manufacture the pGccoLo ~ RuriniR
PIASo, the uUiiua Of which Is very powriinl
aud elastic tbeins made after the punciplc Of
ERARD's celebrated BeUnulR PlANol The
fanges beingmal- ot atsial. iusical Of wood.
places its durability tryetd question. aud IA
this respect as well as in volume and purity Of
tone, 1t is superior to anything OF the Kind
manufactured in this country. MeSSrs n. d.,
4 Co.. have been awarded a number OF med
ais and diplomas for their superior Pianos,
These instruments are w~arraused 10 give sat
l~siactlOn in every Particular. Orders puompt.
N hlled by ID. l.. phARES.
Whitestille, Mi, June, 1851. S2yI agent
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-07-27

n ETTERS Of Administration having
s1bcen granted to the undersigned. by the
Honorable Probate Court, q Wilkinson
county at the July term, thereof, 1852, on
the Estate Of WIN. IL. Selby. deceased.
Notice. is hereby given 10 all persons IN
debted 10 said Estate to make immediate
payment--anJ those having claitns against
said Estate TO present them. duly authenti-
Gated withio the time presented by law, or
they viii be forever barred.
CARNOT POSEY, administrator
Woodgile, July 10, l~852-25-6w
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-07-27
Notice.

ETTERS Testamentary. granted 10
LAWN. p. Dickson, and David Johns,
on the Estate Of WIN. T. Jones, deceased,
a. the May Term. 1852, Of the Probate
Court, of Wilkinson county. Notice is
hereby given to al! persons indebted to said
estate to make immediate payment, and
those having claims to present them, with
in the time prescribed by law, or they will
be barred.
VIZ. p. DICKSON
DAVID JOHNS. E1ecuo,s.
m1t-6wIa
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-07-27
Mrs. Mcguire,
l.. T. MADDUX,


$3.50
Coach AEazey and Rcpatrcr. Bayou Sara.
KEEpS constantly on hand a full aSsort-
hmem ofNEW BUGGIES, BAR0UGHES,
&c, and every variety Of HARNESS. which
he viii sell as low as can be bought else
where. Also, all kinds of REPAIRING done
al the shortest notice and on the most reason
able terms
II Fitting up large Carriages, $40, and
Buggies, IS. All work must be contacted
for before commenced. Cash required Tor
repairs.
j29--ly
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-07-27

fE,HE subscribe woLId respectful Ag9s,
! ly inform the public that he A4&14
has just erected a couple OF neat shops, on the
corner or Bank and Fourth streets, betwee
the Jail aud the Baptist church, where he is
prepared TO execute, with promptness and dis
patch, all manner of nagon-inakilg, Black
simithiag and Carriage Repairing He hopes
by strict attention to business. and reasonable
prices. to merit a share of public patronage.
He will be found al his shop during business
hours Woodwork done bp Geo. Hildebrand,
B~lacksmithiug, etc, done by Hildebrand &
Whitson. GEORGE HlLDEBRAAD
Ian. Of, lS52.-ly.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-07-27
Carriage & Wagon Making
AND REPAIRING.
81

EHOMAS J. SMITH, thankful for for.
n mer patronage bestowed on him inform
his old friends and the public genemlly.
that he Is nov prepared to execute an
work in the above line OF Business on rea.
sonabie terms, aud guaranty that their work
shall be well and promptly done. We do
not promise TO work cheaper than any body
else, but expect a fair remuneration for our
labor, when our work is honestly done.
I HIS Shop is opposite Eady's Con-
%fecuonary, adjoining Lewis's Blacksmith
Shop
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-07-27
TlIE STATE on MISSISSIPPI,

TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, /
WiLSNsos CouSrY.
TyO an Crcdiiefs nj other rrfsoas VA
tercstcd in the Estate 81 Egef 4.
Wa-is, decreased urectug
Huu arr hcfby Cited. to he ard appear
before lhc Probate Conn, OF Nilkiusnn
county, Al the Cuur,houso tbcrcoL "a ihc
fya MONDAY 81 Jaig pe.t, then aud
there To show causo, Il suy yoa can, why
the Report of FEED CoWad, clerk Of said
Court, aud Commissioner Of Insolvency.
OF said Estate. should not be allowed. aud
further tn DO aud suaet such things a, sha,l
be considered and ordered by the Court
aforesaid. ni the premises.
..,,. WITNESS, the Honorable
SSNNI. FRANCES GiLnAEr, Judge Of
aAEN: the said rfobate Court, At the
49, Courthouse ofsaid County, the
WV 6rst Mouday Of Mdy. Eigh.
teen hundred aud hltytwo,
Issued this sth day of May. 1853.
FRED. CONRAD. CLERK,
u L. X. BAEurR, Attorney.
m~ll-twi9
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rnr Coast.

DONALDSON BAYOU GOuLA PLAQUE
MINE BATON ROUGE FORT HUDSON,
WATERLOO BAYOU SsRN, MORGAN
ZlA, TUNlCA. ann NlLLIAMSf0Rr.
'rHF S,eamer ED WHITE, .GsEA
John g Brady, MASTER, will
;eavs NV Orleans a. usual eyety Saturday
evening, at 5 o'clock, lor the above places and
all intermediate landings; and Bayou SARA
on Wednesdays, alter the arrival oi the Cars
from Wopdsilie.
For freight CT passage apply on board, OF To-
j w. MORRISON 4 co,
Oct. 2S<ly. b No. I Front LeYee.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-07-27

A LII persons are hereby notified that ! will
IN not pay or become liable Tor any debt
upon open account or Utherwire, which my
wife Emeline Holmes may contract or make
on my account, she having left my house and
board. w. A. HOLMES.
Woodville, June %, ls52-6m.
Natchez Courier please copy and send &C
count b. Wade. hatcher, Miss.