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The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07

VI land lSaies--The Jackson (Mi) Star
Of 23d uIt.. says.'the land sales termi-
mated in ibis city onsFriiav last. We
learn from the secretary OF state that
about $4,000 acres have been sold for
$4,000 in the aggreFates or . frsctisn
over the minimum Of ~ per acre. Fixed
bylaw .s.N'a N 4 +, sssa,
sa h lal aai igaae is88s s
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07

fhe american Charge at Lima. MIR.
Clay. the Amercan Charge II Lima. il is
said, having been instrumental in settling
the Lobos affair. the American residents in
that city have sent petition TO our Gov.
eminent FOR al increase of bis salary and
rank, as is impossible he can live respect.
ably on $4,000 annually. ih =
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07

The Hon lohu Sargean, died recent>
ly al bis residence in pennsylyania.--
He has represented Pennsylvania sev>
eral times in congress, and run with
Mr. Clay as candidate for Vice Pres,
ident IN 1892. a....
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07

BY FINLEY JOHNSON.

WITHIN this world of sad deceit, 5
Where friendships ties are broken;
Where hearts crushed beneath the weight
Of words unkindly spoken ~
How can the soul discern between
= True friendships fond devotion.
And that which flies in sorrows hour.
Like 70 I'm upon the ocean, a # a
When darkening clouds enshroud in gloom
Each swiftly passing hour, .......,
Who has not felt within his heart
The want of friendships power
Who has not pined for loving hearts,
In hours OF grief and sadness.
To change their smiles Of gloomness
To those Of hope aud gladness
Then how can we discern our friends
From those who would deceive us;
Who cry aloud I'VE are your friends"
Why should you not believe us (?
How can the heart its jud gmeut pass
On those who would betray it.; E t
And from deceit the garments tear,
In which the oft array it i. a p
Not they who deal in fattery,
Are true friends. assure you;
They wish to gain their selnsh ends,
And by il would allure you;
They never felt within their hearts
True friendships holy power.
Their ends all gained. thei, friendship flies
Within the passing hour.
Then in this world OF sad deceit,
Where friendships ties are broken
Where hearts crushed beneath the weight
Of words unkindIy spoken -
How san the soul discern its fsiends
From those who would benay it.. aH
And tear the mask from sad deceit,
In which they oft array it. j
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07

81 He woyld sRain remind the public
that they have now a rare opportunity
to procure elegant daguerreoiype likes
tarsses. Mr. IIazlip can be found at
the temperance ball. prepared to take
n fhe most exquisite liisenesses. "a
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07

Circuit Court The falltertn of our
eEcuit court COMMENCES on Monday.
! eext. There afe several important
state cases for irinl saAis y
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07

give are indebted TO Col. Alfred
n. Moore. ior files Of New Orleans pas
peers. Also. to Messrs II. y. a. I. w.
White. for similar iayors, 4K
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07

a |eddmg--Ones OF Gen. John A.
.Quiimans accomplished daughters was
married on Thursday evening last 10
Ress ]. ). Chadborne. formerly Of this
city. Matches [ oarley., 4th inst.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07

Gg The whig convention of Louisia.
ma. made the following nominations
GorGovernor, Louis Bourdelon; for Ii.
Governor, John Ray; for secretary OF
state, ID. d. Avery: for treasurer. q. G.
McWhorteG for Attorney General. r
n. Ogden; for superintendent ofpublic
schools, 7. b. Thorpe.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07

Death of Jaaias BFatWs Booth This
great tragedian who, for years. has
delighted the world with his histrionic
powers. died recently on board of the
esteamerChanowith on bis passage from
New Orleansto Louisville. .se.s
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07

Col John w Crockett. Of lannessae,
formerly editor of the NO. Crescent,
and once u Representatives. Congress
ofthe Nashville District. died recent
~ at Memphis. He was the eldest son
Of the immartal Dssy Crockett, and as
good = man and as true a friend as ev,
or lived. Peace to his ashes.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07

| have. no means at present OF aS
certaining whether this alanguage was
intended TO apply IL part TO the eIec>
ton OF United States Srnaior, now ap>
proaching; but lhave supposed that.
such might be the truth OF lhe matter.
1T the conjecture should turnout to be
correct. shall have no complaint TO.
make, efc'' 1 ''p
y Now, Gov Foote here virtually ad,
mits that if the whig parry maintain
their organization as thr true whig
party OF the state, his case is utterly
hopeless. At this ugly resolution of
the Jackson whig meeting, the redoubt>
able Flag also takesthe alarm, lest the
mark of suspicion may be- put upon i,
by The whig party, Of being toe inti>
mate with democrat -und il sudden
ly hauls down the name OF IT,. y. Foote
from its masthead and comes out In
its last issue lhuswise:
tfH-ff
The unexpected reception of Gov.
Foote'S letter in.relation to The position
heretofore taken by this journal, 1.-THE
| Flag.) in regarl to the senatorial elec>
lion, has, We confess, somewhat emhal>
rassed US. inasmuch as our placing his,
| (Gov Foote'sl name at the head ni our
| columns seems to have been looked
upon by some friends. whose judgment
we respect, as somewhat premature,
and has become subject Of Disagree
able controversy"
No, no! il was TOO much lol true and
honorable wings They At once kick.
ed, aud would not work in any such
contemptible inconsistent gear Hence
their resolution Mt the jackson meet,
ing. ss ss ~
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07

Gen pitrces official majority in N
York Is q ,3l7, the largest vote eve,
po led in The state.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07

The sstaFHs thus far recsived-natho
ri1s The folIewing statement ofths gem
erul result.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07

The official majority for Scott In Ten.
nessce i 1918. In Kentucky it's g.
3f7. -
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07

RsaovALea The Republican office Is
removed 20 Mr. Hickley'S building. near
p the Preshvtrrian CbHrrh, where our
patrons will pleaSc cstII in future. sa
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07

Il ETTERs Of Administration havipE
q been granted TO the under signed. pTsH
Honorable Probate Court; OF Wilkinses
county. at the November term. Thereof
1852. On the Estate OF Wm. H. Tabor e.
ceased. A4eH \
Notice. i hereby given to I'll persoas 2.
bebted 70 said Estate to make immediess
payment. and those having sny elsins Z Z
gainst said Estate TO present them. aal ]
nnihsnticatso uislia shs time prestnsesH y
law. or they will b forever barred.
= PAEMELIA TABOR. Adsss
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07
urHaitssre ~!

L. humphreys. deceased
YOU are herby 70 be aud appear beion
The Probate eourt OF Wilkinson county d .
The courthouse thereof, OH the first Mond,y /
III January next, then aud there tosho#
cause, u any you can, why the following
descibed lands, viz
The $. e quarter of sec. IA T, 2r.LsI
containing 162 2l-lO0 acres,
The u W quarters Of the n quarter Of 40
23, ! 2 ] W. containing 40 7l>l00 acrs,
The " half ofihe quarter of sec, q,
L =, ! W, co ntaining 63 acres,
The $ quarter OF S W quarter Of sec o.
~ town. 2 70 lw, containing Al 64>I0O sau
The " half of The n W quarter and lbsa
quarter of the u W quarter of sec &c, u
RI W. containing :24 l7-l0O acres,
ne e quarter OF the quarter Of se
Is / 2r 1w, containing 40 71-Io0 acres
The W quarter OF the W quarter ofsee
10 70 4 2r lw, containing 40 64-l0O acres
Il'e u half Of the n W quarterof seca
i Ilw. containing 81 81 100 acres.
Ihe q e quarter Of sec 26. in II 2riv
containing l62 80 100 acres,
Containing in the aggregate. seven hun
dfed and seseniyAsix 7s.1O0. (776 10 1907
acres Situate. lying aud being n ths
county and state aforesaid, should rot b
sofa according 70 the suggestion and pssr
tlon OF Merrel Smith, one of the heirs ard
Distributes In right of his wife, Of fsaid 4
eedent, and further to do and sufefsach
lmngs as shall be considered and ORDERED eI
the court Aforesaid, in the premises
WITNESS. the Hon, Frapes
Is GiIdart. Judge OF The ssid Pro.
~ bate court. At the Counhou's
OF SAID county, The first Monday Of Noseni.
Der, eighteen hundred and fifty two.
Issued this 6th day of November, 1852.
n .ua FRED. CONRAD. ClstE'
snov VIC L Il. Barber Attorney.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07

Its contradicted tha. Gen Pierce In
tends 70 travel before 4th or March.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07

.etr HFsWe sre indebted TO the Bella
Donua ieF laie papers. '.if haia' tA'
Ai.o. 10 tie Emperor and New latona.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07

Congress assembled Yesterday. We
shall probably get the Presidents mes>
sage by hursday night. a M
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07


lL7-ln consequence ofthe recent mil
iiAry election having resulted in favor
Of General Satnuei r. Harrison. sfve.9
"a d our young friends have suddenly
ipund military honofs hlnshipg thick
uponsiheirihrows. In the pride Of mans
Thoodaud ehivalreus impulse. they bave
cast aside the civic names BY which
Tho public have 50 long mud lamiliarIy
known them. for slose august titles 50
indicative efmoastnches and blood -
We congra. ulae YOU, gentlemen, npon
your preierment.
Wm. J. Felfus Division Inspector.
rauk Lieutenant Colonel.
Isaac D. Gildart, Quarter Master
General. rank of Msio. NJ ua
lsaac d. Stamps and II. ). Van Ea.
ion, aid>de-camps.s + t
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07

Masonic There il 10 be 4 Masonic
celebration and oration ID honor Of 81.
John the Evangelist. In WaodviIe, on
the a7th Our eloquent yoang friend.
Maj. |. y, Stamps has BEEN selected
for crater ofihy occasion.
The young gentlemen intend giving
4 bah aud musical swoire in the even>
ing, for the benefit oi',he fair ones.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07

The Bayou Sara Ledger says that
the railroad bridge over the Bayou--
which has just besn finished NJ a heas
w expense was washed away by the
recent severe rains. aa'a" aaa #'s a4
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07

IyuEsDAY MoRNNG, DEc !, Isss.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-07

). ..l LEArnEnMAN.. Ra,,a,.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
n T=--- GREAT ATTRACTION! 'EsSl lE.a
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor TYS, Byoad,nay Franklin street, Ne1r York
this Establishment can Be sen very GV,Ieef hsIG
only representation OF kind in the country The largest
and best collection OF ncient ana Gos IN INC u =
The figure OF Soldier in the Continental Unom blue and
HIM lead buttons marked u s. A. three-cornered Hat
Brreehes Caters &C. Also, Birds OF Various Plum.
age curious FREAKS OF Nature, Indian lmplenens Of
Rich Oil Paintings fine Engravngs with many other
and valuable Cuosties Statue OF George III Such COL
lection cannot he found in Establishment OF the kind in
the United States double Calf which universally ad-
mtted to be great wonder The calves joined together
the neck down to the middle. They full grown and
perfectly formed and were ought from the town OF Lyme,
Live White Rat from Bcrks Penn. 4antdnee GRAF
Is Games for Exercise and Amusement billiards, BACK
Cannon and Dominoes. Billiard Room with two splen.
did Tables, is also attached TO the house.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Supper parties can be
accommodated very short notice. The Larder will be
supplied with all the dccacies of the season. Game oys
ers Beef Steake Mutton Chops Veal Outlets &C. provided
at any hour.
At this Establishment may be celebrated bird,
M1NO, that will repeat almost anything after STRANGER
REORGANIZATION for political meetings OF any party
The Subscriber having become Proprietor OF tho above
celebrated Establishment and having made various atc
tons Is prepared to accommodate the Travelling fuc anu
Hotels OF the city of New The Bar Room, which con-
tains the rarest private museum In this country behs
collection many years. will sustain the reputation
II under charge ofMr Thomas Riley In the quality Ct
TORY where meals will be served at all hours OF inc uay
and evening Private for Courts martial Reierees
Committees Private Dinner or Supper farhes &C, &C
The public are respectfully invited TO grant him share oil
'''' p"''os CHARLIE WRIGHT. Proprietor
@-Persons wishing for Wine and Spirits may depend
on having them genuine at this Establishment
N B-Prvatc families supplied with Dinners or Suppers
in superior STYLE Parties OF number AT their respec
tive homes and wares OF glass or silver sent out 10 any part
- 'i' Eniranct 10 he REFECToRY in Franklinst
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRS. BURKE d. BARNES CELEBRATED

MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRS. BURKE d. BARNES CELEBRATED rT
..-'r FIRE PROOF SAFES.
rE character OF Safes in ST. Louis, before
being superior all others, would have been
unnecessary; order accommodate Mr.. Hall, the
patcnec maker ..Hal's Patent Concrete Saies,'
burnt all other makes OF note in the United
result is below by the Committee who
burning Sales We only regret the,
we re not left in the furnaces two hours longer.
The Safe which tested is be Store, anil
dent that will doubt their file proof qualtcI
after having the specimen which passed through th
fiery ordeal on the 10th OF June
Sole Agents the No. 10, Levee md No.
&c Com. Street.
The undersigned, committee appointed by Z. Hall,
behalf Hall, Uodd Co., of Cincilnat and Messrs 4
r Violet Co, agents OF Messra Burke Barnes Co
of Psburg, the fire proof qualities of the safes
made by thci: respective princpas-rcpOrt that we have
this day subjected Safe OF zach manufacture, of similar
size which had been in two in ovens TO fire
made with dry wood and PttsbuIg stone coal for rhe
space OF five and half hours and during that be-
eve the heat applied far greater than that in ord
taking the urn.ce, cooling them down,
fou that the iron casting both in places entire
~ burnt off, that the books unnjured and
opening .ond books and papers entirely
injured except slightly by liz water used in cooling off,
This found to be the witt both saes and the only
pctceptibe difference in the appearance OF the interior
that the wood of Burke Bar
was entirely uniruIcd while that Hall, Doa Co.'s,
mark that the result OF this test have hesa
ton the safes OF both parties TO the
dence o! the public. . :,
.i1- DAVID H. BISHOP,
.tF GERARD Il. ALLEN.
ST. Louis, June 16, 1852. aug24
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ERUPTIvE DISEASES.

T has now settled fact acknowledged by the
best Physicians CITY, that in the of Scoula,
letter and many other diseases, BREsTLISoER's FLUID
EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA DASpELloN, is decidedly
above preparations 1t speaks for itsel whenever
ing published through tho papers, or appointing agents
for the sale it, almost weekly receiving
dcrs from Vermont New York. Ohio, Kentucky and other
states who by some chance means have heard
gentleman Vermont few days since, who used it for
very serious dseasc:- A.
DEAR DocToR:
The two bottles of medlcne got from YOU
whenin Wheeling have nearly cured me; please send me
some more by Express.
A'N Yours Respectfully.
1t is now prescribed by nearly all the Physicians OF our
city, quack medicine, for we have made them ae
have not the opportunity OF making 1t known
TO- that II Is entirely all minerals and not
the least Incompatible any the preparations OIL
dine, Fowlcr,s solution, other properties.
To be had Paxton & Lakes, and F. Yahrng and soil
"''''e 3N'e BRENTL1NG GER & ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street. opposite Washington Hail. Wheeling Va.
July 81, 49, SEQ .'...s fyl. .5 tf.fs5rEg f4flF.
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ABOOK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN
As IT IS! !


Being narratives scenes and Incidents the
81 THE LowLy.' by w. H. G. Smith, Esq.
object is represent the condition OF
the Slave in his Jude but comfortable cabin, his daily occu
rations and pastimes the relations between master and
the mistaken nj misconceved views oil the
northern Phanihropsi, &c, &c, aud TO represent the
passions and sentiments their natural forms the
displayed in the hmbcst LOT OF society," thus showing
that in the Of least, comntent besfors
happiness than rsdoH and at the same TO represent
class OF people, vz The Planter TO whom justice
every day lle is well calculated TO win the anablc jug
ment OF the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-'OId Virginia.
"a 2-The Iiantaiion--unclc Toms I.nzncss.
3-Sobrety and MeITiment.
1.-The Punishment.
1.-The School Master.
C-Fainiiy OF Planter.
:" 1-Schoo Keeping.
&" S-Thc Secret League OF Rebellion.
g-Thc Surprise.
10-Indepcndcncc Day.
12-SchooI Masters Lessons OF Freedom.
13-uncle Tom and Dnah.
1I-Midnight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dnah.
g.. ItCassy.
1.-THE ovcrsecr,s Communication to the Planter.
lS-Ths Suspicion.
Is-Schooi Master y Uncasiness and Departure.
20-Uncle Toms Notions OF Freedom.
2i-Eis Determination 10 go TO The state OF Free
DOM
22-Thc Escape.
" oa-The Pursuit.
Z" 2i-BufaO-The Boot. black.
!" 2-Hard Times.
/" 2G-UBcic TOMS Soliloquy.
:" 21-The Alarm
"a 2SAmerican Hotel
29-The Fee Negro
3LCouraEe, Quetudc and Contcntmcnt.
3I-Niagara Falls, Clifton House. Canadr.
32-'rhc Interview between Master and Slave
az 1-Uncle Toms Decision
3i--Back to Old Virginia. UE...
35-ConclusoI.
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Session OF this Institution, win he the first day Of SIP
i:liBe Each Session continues fire calendar months
The teachers at present connected with the seminary
Rev. d. ": ToLFoRD, h. D., Principal.
Miss Mss MAReAkEI ORR, .4..t.,au.s.
Miss Miss H NJ MIS- ii IoW TsR5iNs,
Miss MARY O. ToLFoHD, Assiitant Primary Depari.
Prof JOHN wINKLE, Music and German.
Mr. l.. F. De MAssIAs, French and DRAGGING.
Miss Orr Mi not take active duty the coming session.
Tn account Povidential detention at home but will
Miss hiss has been for connected with
seminary Philadelphia She not only gives insIue,
Il % an experienced Teacher of Music French Pupils
in Muse Lessons s as they may PREFER either
The Natural Sciences will be taught by the regular
before the classes by some experienced Lecturer and En-
anal; tho attention Of porens to tn,
Terms in the Seminary Any person knowing the grade
rpupil, will at once know the amount of Tuition where
tile majority Of the studies Of pupil are in any
Hoard and Tuition with rent Bedding, Fire and
of five months, $500
Hay PurILs-Tmton-Primary, Junior Gradeper go
session, ,S S
az Seminary proper, Junior Glass, ,oo
per session, ...a lSuU
:" s aedale e lass 1900
' Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 1OOo
ausc session OF five MONTHS with use OF instrument
for lessons, lSOU
lie of instrument for daily practice 900
Modern Languages Painting drawing, 1900
Embroidery, Fancy Ncedlework or plain Sew. ~
ing, ooo
Vocal Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, 90
When Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Semna
ry consequence the trouble the same is charg
e.! as in the Seminary, viz: SlS per session.
Pupils charged from the time OF entrance to the close
oil session. and nc deduction made except for sickness
with reference to the management OF the school, we
ay say, that here Gorernenf aud Lcir
administered kindly indeed, but still government and
law, which all concerned must respect and obey OuI
mis-
Female Teachers night and day. This systemgive:
and trouble Teachers, but is the only SAT-
syItem We have Teachers, who have well sustain
ell views.
As 10 tho progress OF our pupils In sound learning
those interested will visit attend our eNa aons &c
will point them members OF our higher classes
sayHic ,noaumet1-here arc our pledges
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