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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-20

DURING saturday night, Sunday and to-day, q heavy
Eastery gale prevailed accompanied occasionally
with rain and fog The tides have I'm bxh Int
with the exception Of tho ends Of the old
piers the East River. and injury V tbs goods
thereon have not heard Of damage Tho
sells At anchor quarantine and in the lower bay have rode
out tho gale thus far In safety Tho pilot boat New
has anchored under Owls Head She rep 10 us OF hav-
ing seen any vessels ssors 10 distress Tho ship Rove.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-20
Herald Marine Corre.p,nd.ne..

-, PHILADELruIA, April l9-4 Pm.
Arrvcd-Packet ship TonAwanda Julius Liverpool; brig
a rontsine s. yago Cuba Mary HChappeli, Hand
hrecoo PH schrs Virginia. Wrgbtington Fall River; Mar
cs bunker Lubeo; steamer Penobsoot Whitaker NYork
nerva, Robertson, EBedford. 49, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-20

Wind during the day, NE, and frcsb, with rain.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-29
CONG RESS.
SENATE.
THURSDAY. April %. 1852

THURSDAY, April Y. 1902.
The Chair laid before the Senate a mes
sage from the Pre.idcnt of the Unite,
States. calling the attention of Congress Il
the existing state Of affairs in Oregon. re
lsiive to the actual place Of the seat o
government Of that territory and urgin.
upon Congress the propriety ofdeclaring,
by law, either one or the other Of the sew
eral plscc, TO be the legal scat of govern
ment Of the territory.
Also. a report from The Secretary Of
State. enclosing a statement Of tho num-
her of passengers ARR, ing in the United
STATES during the yrnr 1851.
Mr. Mangum I'D dressed Ito Senate in
personal explanation. He had been char
gcd falsely in the most mendacious mar
ner. by a letter published inrLe New YORK
Express. ia winch it WIS stated tat he
hsd entered into a coalition for ceItain
purposes wi,h the Senator from New
York. al certain dinner parties at the hous.,
of the latter. Tha, he had taken certain
grounds recently h- har;ns in view hi. t.
lection to q certain high office. Also thar
he had entered into private coalition and
understanding " it'll Mr.. Seward. by which
he MAS dexterously made chairman of n
certain caucus, for the express purpose o.!
defeating certain NOV em--nts.
These statements contained in this let
tcr.Wcrc ha aid.unq ,ali6eilv ta'se-wrre
in the Aggregate AID in dctal false. An
attempt as made in the editorial of tn.
same paper to smother up and hide the
author Of tits letter. He had TO doubt
who the author WAS; it was one ofrh,
editors Of that paper. Certain language
used in ii was identical ith " hat he ha,.
heard In The caucus few nights ago. He
upon all his responsibility. declare, d The. au-
thor guilty Of m"ndacios ialsehood.-For a
half wa, mcndir ant ofan editor, DESTROYS
TO gain some notcriety. there might be
some excuse; bu, " hen one gets into high
position. is received into the company of
hon arable meu, rides up and dcwn the av-
enue in his coach, &c, something better is
expected.
The author Of ihis letter wss an edito,
of the of the Expires. " as not only guilt,
Of a mendaeiors calumny, but Of a loss Of
all sense of honor and propriety known To
the usages Of society; and whenever he
presents himself among honorable men, he
should he kicked out OF the assembly
That editor was now member Of the 9th
err House.
The Chair called the Senator to order.
Mr.. Mangum said he knew he was OH,
of order. hut he was done.
The apportionment bill was taken up
and passed.
The deficiency bill was then resumed.
and Mr.. Miller addressed the Senate in
support Of the amendment giving adj
tional aid to the Collins line.
HOUSE.
A bill TO rrl.as. from reservation and
restore to the mass of public lands certain
tracts in Arkansas Was passed.
Reports were made from several Of the
standing commit,ees-onc by Mr.. Free
man relative TO school lands in Mississippi
was passed.
The House resolved itself into Com.
mi tee of the Whole on the state OF the
Union. and resumed tho consideration Of
the Homestead hill.
: Mr.. M"lony delivered his views in "a
vor of democracy. and in favor ef,hs bill.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-29
Fatal Railroad Accident.

Monday evening. as diri ear. Oh which
a hitc man and black man were string,
was passing through the tunnel near this
place. the holt hch held the body Of the
car in place gave way, precipi'ailng and
Catching both men between the car and the
wall. The negro. The property Of Edwin
Matthews. Esq. was SO badly crushed that
he died a few hours al,er the accident &c
rurred. The white man, whose name.
we learn. was Spence. was seriously but.
We are told. ~, fatally injured.-Exrrcss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-29

FLooo Al the EAsr.-The late storm
ard freshei throughout New England was
most destructive. We observe notices of
railroads submerged. ard mills and bridg-
cs sw cpt away on the Merrimac river. and
u suspension Corporations in the factories
at Lowell. Dover and other places. The
oldest inhsbitan," does not remember to
have seen sssh frsshes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-29
A Washington letirr in the Philadelphi

A Washington letter in the Philadelphi
A .-rican says: There are rrmors cir
Iarilg here and in circles Ila, oush, 10 be
well informed. of an organization for a
third expedition against the Island of Gu
ba. Several Of The so called officers of the
first attempt have been lpungng abeat the
metropolis during inter. with no visible
occupation. and TO manifest means of sup
port. Ii is believed that the material for
the proposed movement. if procured at
all. will lie obtained from among class
Of oreigners Of desperate fortunes. ~be
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-29

The Washington correspondent Of the
Courier writes: Quite a number OF the
Iron Masters of Pennsylvania assembled
here. in the hope of inducing Congress ID
take steps for the relief Of their suffering
interests. Some of these gentlemen are
conspicuous members Of the Democratic
partv. and i'll claim at The hands of thrl'
friends the fnlf:lment Of the pledge which
was made 10 them. depending upon the trl
umph of Col. Big'er."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-29
THURSDAY, APRIL 20. 1852.

vIRGINIAN OFFIC E. South side Firs, Al
lev between Main and Third STREET. adjacent I
Geo. NJ. Rueker's Dry Goods Store and the Wash
ngton Hotel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-29

Mrssrs. Avrrcr. L.tchrr and Forncv of
the House of Representatives. have our
thanks for papers and documents.
We are also under obligations To Mr.
BulIrrfrd of The Land Office. for vaIu.
able public documents and 10 our talented
sonng friend. Mr.. d. S. G.. Cahell. Of
Washington city. Cor copy Of his address
before literary society IL Washington.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-29
Hor.x or DELrcAr.s-April e6 1889.

House, OF DELEGATEs-April rs 1852.
Death If member AS soon as the
House met on yesterday. Mr.. billiard of
Sussex, rose and announced the death of
his friend. Robert G. Rives. Esq, late re-
preventative. in the House. of the counties
Of Prince George on Saturday last. AT.
ter the delivery Of eulosies upon the de
ceased. by Me.srs. Wallace and Dillard
the customary resolutions Of coincidence
and tribute Of respect were adopted and
then the House adjourned.
In the Senate the death Of Mr.. Rivcs
wss announced hy Mr.. Daniel, whereupon
tina, body also adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-29

The Ladies' Of tho B. plist Church will
please accept our thanks Tor tie liberal
and elegant assortment of good thing. sent
las from their fast. We trust that their
Se,i expectations " ere realized and that
they RAY snon have sic sat-f.ctiun of see.
ing their bramifuI House of Worship con-
pleted. An accideH prevented our say
ing Ills, in the last number
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-29

The Democratic papers are publishing
with extreme gust" excerpts from an arti.
Gle in the Frederlcksburg Nc.cs. complain
ing of the action of the Wing Convention
In Richmond. and assailiuy Gen. Scott AZ
unworthy of Souihern confidence. There
is no occasion. at ,his iimc, to defend Gen.
Scott. against the charges of the Neus-
but II Is proper 10 state that our commu-
nlraiive and itnprlsive contemporary is
mistaken in some of lis statements. l,
should i.e borne in mind also. that his pen.
like the bow of Junaihan. is alwa avs en-
played against The fat ofthe mi ehty" and
having in his political warfare slain all
the h.itains of the iocoioco tribe, an in
exnrablc instinct compels him TO look
rlsrw here for ..lnemcn worthy 81 his s'r,l.'
This Is our va. al accounting FOR the Meas
attack upon Gem Scott.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-29
FRrDsr. April 23.
SENATE,


Mr.. Hun'sr mo, eL that the private cal.
endar be postponed in order TO take up
the Deficiency bill; which motion was dis
agreed to.
After ssme debate. a resolution hereto,
fore submitted b.; Mr.. Norris. was adept
ed. providing that this day. snd every
subsequent fourth Friday. be set for the
consideration G such private bills. 70
which there was ao objection.
Several bills were ocdered to he en-.
crossed.
And the Senate then adjeurned until
Monday.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Brooks OF New York rose TO make
a personal explanation, to which Mr.. Stan
" objected, unl-ss the gentleman who
nigh, he referred to wig b, have An oppor.
suaity of replying; which having been son.
crdrd. Mr.. Brock. addressed the House;
" hich he eshi he was induced To do. by
remarks that had been made with reference
tn himself, by q member Of the Ser ate
" hose nee and position rcaderej II the
only course left him to pursue. He said
lie had already denied the authorship Of
the hitter that had appeared in the New
York Express; and With reference to the
sJseri.l remarks " hich had been re-pub
iAhs2is tho Globe, h. aspisj al kns~b
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-29

O.-~.:~-.rna. -. I'm
. MI {. 49," .:.,'.I
- % =" ' D
D, - pr r"' 49, 49,.
.. "'Ps"s ~
81" P"'''"
I've rr"a.'''o"s' ore, II: ,''. "
~ n.'. i."''"son' Of n'e"'o"I e"y: !"
=, 10 inc cUot r.. IT. TI 'o 80 ~ IN.
,"y"' :" c . ,w:.h = n. 80
works. 10 oe'"en """9s o. were
'rke" "p' ON mono" u wv ns'o'.'' VINO
addressed inc mousse u 'e"g'h "n Sne ~"
lrci' and IN reply 'othe re"arks OF NJ.
nohhnson; maoc some Gays ego on Inc
same ss'Ject.
MIR. 1oode OF ~. followed h'sehy on
the same 'u' Jecf. aud. II The conclusion
ct his rcmafks' offered the ioIao~ ing 1850
luton; ~hich. on the motion OF i'r. Aob'-
son, who expressed desire to reply to
the rrmarks Of Mr. Barbour on Monday')
were together with tho t'll. ordered to lie
on the table snt'l that day. :.
| Rrsofr-d. That the contract entered In
:, on tn ith day ct April 1871 @ew c."
the Beard OF Public W"rks o, Virginia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-29

are ready 10 engage in any enterprise,
however, lswless. that may promise pecu-
mary reward"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-29
The SoUrHsIpE Democrat. Of Saiur

| The SoUrHsIDE DEMOCRAT Of Saiur
lay lat, says: The result OF the Wing
ca irus has established the truth Of our as
serIio l. that the Wing party was covered
frnn the crown of the head To the sole OF
tn. feet, with the purifying sores Of aholi-
tin :" Indeed! pray. then, what did the
result of the Democratic caucus. at the
opening of the session. establish! Both
bod es. accor ling to or IN ierst anding.
decllned considering resolution touching
tho Tina iy of the c. IN 'romlsc. with this
uporIant difference in favor of the Wing
ca,rus. that nearly all the Southern mem
bers Withdrew from ii, when its decision
was m ,Ie know. Ifthe DEMpCR,r 5 test
Of "ahoIilon" he a correct one, not ont,
are the Northern division of its party
covered with "pu,rt.ins Sores but the
| Southern also
The DEMocRAr says. farther. that the
poll y of the Wing party has for !ears
be,.n ., onirnllrd by ano ilinn counsels. =
ats Southern adheren's " ere utterly pow
erless." &c IL 1913 the Southern State
Cal mrty-sr electoral votes for the Whi=
candidate and .EttyJfrc for the democratic
cand da'c. (Qu.J: L the Wings Of tie
South, with an electoral vote OF &C, are
utterly powerlcss,i in " hat condition are the
Democrats ofthe Sou h, with an electoral
vott. OF 81
at must lie conceded. confines the
DEuo:RAT that the Wings OF the South
have displayed firrnness " hich is hishl,.
conmendahIe. They ~rre not absolutely
submissive /" parry. AID party they desert
I'd when the rights of The South were i'll
pe,led."
The Wings Of the South did precisely
hat the Democrats Of the South. under
similar circumstances. failed tn do-irom
whrh it follows. that he latter have MT
DISPLAYED "a fr,nne.s which is hiyhI,
comn,endable," that they pere absolute !.
submi>si.e 10 party" ard they did not de
sert the party. -'w hen the ri hts Of the
South werr' irnI"rsled."
The DEuocRAr remembers the III ,li
drastic mlshap. Of the gan That MISSED tie
game, hut kicked "rhc owner over"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-29
SATURDAY. April -.
SENATE.


The Senate to-day recedce from all the
amendments which it had made to the Lii
providing for al assess ment, by the Com.
nls-iOsiers of the Revenue. of the taxable.
Puptr iy Of the Commonwealth. and then
Psssed the bill precisely in The form in
which it passed the House If Delegates.
This important Till has thus become u
lsw, after three months labor in perfect
ing il. Another hard fought battle " i'll
take pace. " hen the amount of tax comes
~ be Sized on tho various subjects Of rsxa-
ZION. This viii occur after the c mni--
s'sacrs shall have listed the property and
returned Ia the Lesi.l.;ure the result Of
shsir lsburs-a duty hieh cannon be- per-
Ssrn-d much brinre the first Of July.
HOUSE.
PetaieRs continue occasionally 10 lie
presented " favor Of the Msine Liquor
Law for Virginia. Asohcr was pre-. snr-
s1to-day by Mr. Tsihes. From eiiizcns ii
Barbour essa.y. We Do not anticipate.
q the Present ssssson, tho sPasssee Of ths
As pssysd fss,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-29

edge If them till subsequent to their re-
pul,licsiion-
Whatever difference Of opinion might
exist as TO what constitutes gentleman
tbs member who would vomit forth IL
rade against another member of Congress
sch rs that TO which he had alluded
must he considered as 10 gentleman.-
Tho course which the Southern Wings
pursued in the caucus; lie ssid' showed
tina, they ere true uprn the Compromis'
measures, and he therefore withdrew hi
staremen, as to thoir waveriag upon tina
question.
Mr.. S,anly said he regretted the ap
r.arance Of the article referred 10, ana
dcplorcd the existing state Of things
The only part Of the speech Of the gentle
man from New York, on former day
| which was Offensive TO Southern member
having been withdrawn, he bad nothing
to say upon the subject.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-11-23

vENHE subscriber respectfully announces to
n the Ladies and Gentlemen of Woodvlle,
and his friends in general, that he has ust open.
ed AT his store, on Commercial Row, large
and elegant selection of fancy aud useful ar
ticles, among which, are the following
Umbrellas, cotton and silk Gloves all kinds;
Ridine-whips. and Walking-canes Tooth bru-
shes, Pocket knives and Combs Razors, Ra
zor-straps and Shaving soaps; Perfumery of
all kinds, colors and scents Hair oil of the best
quality Soap Starch, Indigo Candles, Sar-
dimes. Lobsters and Salmons; Preserves, Pick
els, Currents and Citron Olive oil Bay water
and Catsups; Pecons, Almonds and Brazilian
nuts; Filberts, English Walnuts, Oranges, Ap-
Piles &c.
ALSO-The best Tobacco and Segars, will
always be kept on hand, together with every
other article usually kept in such establish
mentS but which are now toonumerous to men,
tion. w. A. HASSELL.
Weodville February, 18th, lS51-iy.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-11-23
sJOElnSa Dorsey,

Receiving, Forwarding and Commission
Merchant, Fort adams. MSS.
WOULD respectfully inform his friends
w and patrons that he has rented his
to Messrs. Wolf & Levi, where he still keeps
his office, for the purpose OF transacting bust
ness as usual; and is prepared to fill all orders
for Produce Dry Goods, Clothing. Hardware,
&c, from the best selected stock in Fort Adj
ans. Thankful for past iavors, hope, by strict
attention to business, to merit a continuance.
JOlNSA DORSEY.
Fort Adams, Oct 10, lS52-ly.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-11-23
plantation for sale

TuE undersigned wishc. ,o rll 4cEz<.
his PLANTATION. sitaaicd on the :, -
cross rcaj leading fnm Prrcy's 20
Creek to NaicheE. being = miles -S-,es~.a
north west Of " Woodville % isom fou Adams,
containing. SIS acFes--more or less--ahaug
$50 10 100 acres ia cultivation. 100 Of which
is level land Tie balanco, rolling and plough.
able.
Timber iof Plantation purposes IN abuad-
ance. such as sassairaS oak, ash. poplar, etc
never aii ug Geek running through the
ulace. A goo.i spring within 20 yards Of the
house
The Improvements are a. good Frame
Dwelling. Gin aud mill, crhs, iodder.houSc,
neyro cabins and other oul.houseS
For terms apply to II p SuNRALs or Csc.
u GoRpoN. Woedyille. or to he undersigned
ON the premises, Ii desirable the corn, iod-
der. and stock, can be bOugh, also.
sept. 2i-u j. l.. DOWNS.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-11-23

SAMUEL BELL. p v. KEARY.
SAMUEL BELL, in returning thanks
- for past iavors, begs leave to inform
the public generally, that the business will
now be carried on at the old stand under the
name aud firm OF s. Bell & Co.. who, in soil.
citing share Of public patronage, are fully
determined that no exerIons on their part
shall be wanting TO merit the same.
Their stock Of Plantation and Dry Goods,
Hardware Groceries and Provisions will be
carefully selected and sold at cheap rates for
Cash, or TO punctual customers on the usual
time. An cotton consigned to them tor ship
men,, aud all freights for storage, planters
may rely upon receiving their best attention.
$. BELL co.
Fort Adams Jan. q, ls52-ly!
The Woodville Republican., 1852-11-23
Notice.
I'D. L.. Broom. VI. ID.

DeHtdt surgeon.
HEAS permanently located c.
~ himself in Woodville, aud .zss
is prepared to perform all opera. -
tons in DENTAL SURGERY. ina man.
ner. at least, not. inferior to anyin The South
Western States.
His success for the last twelve years. in
this aud the adjoining counties aud parishes,
~ the Plugging, Extracting aud Insertion
OF Teeth, from one to full set, both upon
pivot, by clasps, aud atmospheric pressure,
has heen such as TO preclude the necessity
Of giving references, as it is generally known
that his operations have stood the test Of
time, 'and not found wanting"
Those requiring his services, will fnd it
their advantage 10 visit him II his office
CONNECTED with his residence.) on Main ST j,
nearly opposite Mr.. Therre's Hotel, as the
light and conveBences of chair, aud the ar
fangement of instruments are such as 10
enable him to perform operations more dur
ably and with greater facility, than &C the
residences of the patients. Tune and ex.
pense will thereby be saved.
T. The disease of the teeth and mouth,
ave more Influence on the digestive aud
ther viscera organs than persons are gener-
ally aware Of, aud the timely application to
Scientific Dental Surgeon, may often not
only save teeth supposed to he beyond cure
but relieve diseases that mediciae would not
reach, on account Of the irritation caused by
them.
Too much attention cannot be paid to the
timely care OF children shedding their milk
teeth, Temporary sei) as well as the regulation
of the second or permanent ones, which are
liable to grow crooked, or be 50 crowded as to
insure early decay, and the suffering aud IN
convenience OF most Of the Dsnial operations
now necessary TO be performed.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-11-23
BLACKSMlTHING.
PAINTING. GLAZING. AND PA
PER. NGING

THE undersigned respectfully inform the
the citizens of Woodvile and the public
generally. that they have commenced the
above business in WoodviIle, and from their
practical knowledge they feel confident of en-
tire satisfaction to all who may entrust work
TO them. By close ettention to business. aud
cheap rates, they hope TO merit share Of
public patronage Fancy woods and marbles
neatly initiated. Orders left atthe Drug Store
from town or country. will be promptly attond-
ed TO- BANTER & LEMON,
July IS. ls5l-2Sly.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-11-23
Notice.

A Ii persons are hereby notified that will
IA not pay or become liable ior'any debt
upon open account or oth1wire, which my
wife ElneIine Holmes may contract or make
on my acc@nt, she having leitmy house and
board. w. A. HOLMES.
Woodville, June %, ssa-6m.
Natchez Courier please copy and send ac
count b. Wade Natchez Miss.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-11-23
N NOTICE.

IT ETTERS of Administration having
A been granted to the undersigned by
thelIonorable Probate Court. of Nilkin.
son county at the September term, thereof
1852. on the estate Of Thomas II. Rouark,
deceased. Notice is hereby given to all
persons indebted to said estate to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims
against said estate to present them duly au-
theniicated within the time presented by
law, or they will b. forever barred.
HENRY III. BELL, Adm'f.
Sept. "a, 1861. STOW.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-11-23
PIANO FORTES.

MANUFACTURED by Messrs. Halle,i, "a.
W vis Co q every variety Of style and
hnish, Of s, s Ia and 7 octavrs. glik and
tritA0ni iron frames and fnished with the
FrsnsA ot Eaeitsk sciious. We alsn mAna.
iacture the NtE Clrgular Scale instrument
pOssesSiug many advantages. one Of the mosi
prominent ei which Is iacfsass of potrsr We
likewise manufacture the PicCoLo ~ kounais
PIANo, the action Of which Is very paaegiul
aud elastic lbrine made aeer the principle OF
ERARD's celebrated BoUnoiB PfkNol The
iianges being made OF Metal instead Of wood.
places its durability beyond question. and ia
this respect as well as IN volume and purity OF
tone, It is superior to anything OF the kind
manufactured in this country MesSrs H. D.,
& Co, have been awarded number OF med
ais and diplomas for their superior Pianos.
These instruments ate warranted 10 give sat
lsiaction in every particular. Orders pmmp,-
ly filled by d. l.. PHARES.
Whitesville, Nj, June, 1881. S2yi agent
The Woodville Republican., 1852-11-23

LAM FAs. SALE.

~ ILL be sold 10 the highest bidder
w for casn, or its equivalent IN labor
for the Improvement of the Homochitto Ri
yer: 35, goo ACRES OF LAND, ly-
ing in the Homochitto Swamp, granted by
the Legislature of the State of Mississippi.
for the improvement OF the navigation of
said River. Said sale to take place at the
Court House in the city of Natchez, on the
lst Monday of November next, between
the hours of IL M. and p. IN.
Az the same time and place, proposals
will be received for clearing out and i'm
proving the navigation Of the Homochitto
River.
BY order of the Board,
JAS. METCALFE, Pres't
Oct l9, tS52-tds. Nv COu)
The Woodville Republican., 1852-11-23

DROPOSALS will be received at the
n Church, on Percy's Creek, on MONDAY
the 22d day of November next, for the pur-
pose Of Building Church Of either Brick
or Frame, as the Building Committee
have not determined yet which to buiId--
TO be built i'll complete manner. A plan
OF the Building can be seen at any time.
George B Collier,
John S. Smith, BuIding
b. II. Inman, } C01mutee.
John N. Huntel,
Robt. Tickell,
Oct, 26-2w Wing, copy,
The Woodville Republican., 1852-11-23
DRoTECTloN INSURANCE con-

W. IL, KITCHEN, Of Ia. mn. DAVIS. Of MtSS
Ia ITCHEN Il DAVIS, General Gro
kA GERS, and Importers IN Wines, Ii
ql,0rS and ProriSt0RS, No IL Canal street,
between Customhouse and River, New
Orleans.
d. Mr.. IL, J. Bu,terworth, will forward
orders 70 us, and receive and receipt in our
name for amounts that may be due.
Feb. "a, 1852. 1y