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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
TWELVE DAYS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF THE PROMETHEUs.
100000 ia Gold.
ELECTION Of COL. WELLER TO U. S. SENATE.
MESSAGE OF GOV. BIGLER.
kOSSUTH IN CALIFORNIA.
MIN NC NEWS.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
IEAEREAGEs-DEA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Dates from San Francisco to Feb. 2.

The steamship Prometheus, Capt. H..
Churchill, to D. B. Allen, with 1874 passengers,
$4,000 in gold dust and s4OO 900 in hands Of passen-
gers, arrived at II O'Clock Saturday morning She
brings San Francisco dates to the Cd inst
The Prometheus arrived at San Juan on
the afternoon Of the l4th and sailed on the evening
Of the 10th. She arrived off the Hook at 10 o'clock
Pm, Friday.
The U, S. sloop- of.war Albany, Captain
Platt sailed on the eth, leaving no American man
of.war in port.
Five miles outside of the harbor, the
Promstheus spoke the English sloop of-war Calypso,
bound in.
Feb. %, at noon, 33 miles northwest of
Havana, was boarded by the Albany, IA days from
San Juan, bound to Havana-all we'll
The Albany spoke on the 18th, 200 miles
from San Juan, the L. s. sloop-of.war Decatur,
bound to the Sandwich Islands
The clipper-ship Trade Wind arrived
Ga the evening Of the LIST, l2l days from New.York
The following vessels were at San Juan
when the Prome.Aeus left Steamer Alabama. of
New Orleans, condemned barks Republic, of New.
York Mary Parker, Of New Orleans Quinceburr.
OF New-fors, condemned and sold West India
Mail steamer Conway brig Lucy, Of New.Orleans
The schooner Poeahontas, sailed for
New-orleans Feb. is.
We are indebted to B. S. Hopkins, Purs-
er OF the n. A, and to Gregory's Express for the
prompt delivery OF our letters and papers
The following persons came passengers
in the Prometheus:
". J.no't Short. Z. Psnman. n NJ Crooks r.
Hunt H. A Tsnnack, +. T. Dsnburrh. LAIN 49,. u
Mr., shuesr J W Bray, J. W: Turner. A G stesras g.
l, krchell + r Dudley. r NJ Folysr. A NJ Gcodwn.
d Enrich D. Spinner, Z; Pruskinr. p A. Intaon''
Z. Graham, A Campbell. s. Little, W r. Pearson
= MORA y Asnehi. J. Hsrtneli. T. Mnturr. j W.
Neoii, H. Fitch. \. Porter, Van Name j Pu,,n,'
Mra Putnam and child J. StsA,ns, A C. Ms,srys n
b: vene, J. W. Blake. y. Loyett, H Blss. ~
k;cklel, A. Richard. J. Jewelling. O. Hisrd ST. n.
nous. A. B. Jones, NJ L Miner Henri po,.
samuel Fnnald, Samuel l. Fuller, VI. Ackerman ~
Sesry, g. Parsons, II L. KeRtrick. L. Park DR. W.
neose, J. n Long, G. Long, W. Long. III c Lon, = ~
LoLg, Il. Long. c. Meyer, 8. EdgaftGn Cant "a ~
" l. Nolthsm, Mr.. Palmer. ". Bssell n & o.
b M NAIy Mr.. Lane, and 2f3 in the ststrngs A"'
Governors Message.
A Special Message was delivered 10 the
Legislature BY Gov. Biglsr on the 3lss Of Jan. Tn.
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LirerpooI Provision Market.

There has again been considerable activity the demand
Tor BEEF ar some pce Of old have been taken the
trade and BY spscuators at advance of 3s TO &c. terce
Nevis much wanted and the advice Of the loss several
thipu ens ofwesen imports added additional hmness to
the market Advanced prices have been made for PORK
INIT there is no American here BACON moderate
Quest at toleably steady rates SHOULDERS iel mere
freely at of Is to rs per cwt LARD has been
inactive locking for reduction beyond hold
ers will submit CHEESE SLOWLY at about former
prices BUTTER has been dull az asst weeks decline
TALLow has been slow sale, at redu ;tion Of Sd. VT
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SPAIN.

The following letter was addressed to
the Queen Joy the resicide Merino previous TO his
death:
MADAME Martin MeTino, unworthy 10 be counted
In the number Of your Msesty's subjects, for the
purpose Of RanqualsiRg his conscience, humoly ap-
Christian, 70 pardon him the atm oceus injury which,
An moment Of deplorable madness, be had the mis-.
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Kossuth in the California Legis 'ature.

Below is the resolution of MIR. Tucker,
presented in the Assembly the alst January, rela-
tive to an expression of legislative sympathy for
Kossuth and Hungary. After short discussion the
resolution laid upon the table, but will probably
be soon called up
Resolved That the people Of California, in Senate
and Assembly represented, have witnessed with al
mIstion and sympathy the struggle Of the people OF
Hungary sgain,t the usurpations Of the House Of
Austria, and hereby express their deep regard and
good wishes toward Louis Kossuth and his brave
companions, the iustrious guests OF our people and
Government.
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PRUSSIA.

The Upper Chamber, in its sitting of
the ii.h inst, affirmed the motion Of NJ Klss, re
moving the trial Of political offenders and crimes
nom the competence Of jury.
1t is said that Austria and France have
concluded a secret treaty, fixing the even,uslties
which shall cause the occupation of Switzerland by
France or Austria AZ Berlin this treaty has ex-
cited sensation, Prussia has not been consulted
In matter in which she is so deeply interested.
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EGYPT.

Dates: Jan. 81. The Viceroy has de-
clared to the Representatives of the Five Powers
that the necessity of signing the acceptance OF the
Tanzmaat will prevent hum from answering for the
safety of foreigners in Egypt. The Consuls have
petitoned the British Ambassador at Constantlnope
TO demonstrate with the Porte. The railway seems
ahandoned
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More Gold on the way.
Departure Of Col. Fremont.

The Alta California of the LIST instant
says
In the list of passengers by the Tennessee, this
morning, appear the names Of Nh Fremont, lady
and daughter, who, after residence Of fifteen
months In our State, return 10 their native shores
1t affords sincere pleasure, though TO be able to
state that II is the intention Of Mr. Fremont 10 again
take UP his residence among the soil which his
energy, enterprise and daring secured to our Gov
eminent. He will be absent from California until
August or September next and in the meanwhile,
with his family, will visit Europe
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sent and depot Is TO be made at The junction Of -.
ella and Colorsco. 'ae
The u. 3. Board Of Land Commissio,.
sIs has been in session the elst. in this en-,
No important business has been transacted az YEA
An action has been brought against ths
editors Of The Stockton Journal for libel by Mr. e,s
mont that paper having asserted that exters,.
frauds were about to be perpe,rated In Europs ~
the agents and unctf the sanction OF that res,,I
man. The Msrposa qpariz claim OF Mr. Psemss,
was represented IN the elleged fraud. The dama,ss
are lsio at Sl000c0.
ln the mines much Inconvenience ,s5
want have been experit need BY the failure OF H.
water supplies. Disg'ng has not been ery bxisi
and prospecting parties have made but few rich s,s
covtrss within the past month. The lsborers hsss
worked out the water SOC a'e disposed TO "lay b,
waiting for more Since Thursday the rams have
returned and copous shosess have fallen In The ia
terror. This Will revive prospects In the miDes
A few bloody rencOntres have taken plaza
10 various parts OF the State. bar we are hapoy ia
Observing that these occurrences are each month
growing more rare. la san Francisco, We have 90
one or two occasions been spprehensiye for the
peace and security OF the city since /, has been IN.
eerstood that the class OF criminals In our s,feeu
nasfeceised accessions recently from the Atlantic
states. But our authorities AND the public renrfalv
are On the alert for thieves and incendiasies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
Liverpool Grain Market -.

An impression more favorable trade has prevailed
in Brunswick st. snce Tuesday and there has been
inquiry after WHEAT FLOUR, and INDIAN CORN This feel
ing however has been rather of speculative character
on the presumption that mlers and dealers have lately
been working off stock, and must en- necessity shortly
make up demand At the same time there are no ladi-
cations of trade into the interior markets and the strong
ability the Ell elish farmer supply these sgan evl-
deuced by this return of WHEAT and bailey VIZ
los 855 charters otke former at las 3D. and 1871 quart
ers Of the latter at 29s Sd per quarter Atns mornings
market the business again limited in every article OF
the Grain trade Tuesdays quotations are continued az
holders were ndsposed make Concession Of eonse
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TURKEY.

"A telegraphic dispatch, dated at Con-
ssantnople, the 2sth ut, and received ria Vienna
announces that Raouf Pacha remains Grand Vizier'
but that Reschid Pacha returned to the cabinet, only
two days after his dismissal with the title of Presi-
dent OF the Supreme Council of Justice.
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English Iron Market.

The Iron market Continues dull and GeDressed Welsh
Bar can now he bought at e. to "a rs Cd tun. de-
livered in Wales; No Scotch Pig Iron is selling at FL
n, net cash in Glasgow The dispute with the en-
gneers still continues but frm the determiDaon shown
by the men, and the support they recevng from other
trade, unor il seems prcoabls that their will
be successful The folosiDg the quotations here
Merchant Bar IS; Nal Rods, f3 los Hoops, &c 49,;
Sheets 81 les Scotch Pig No. /, 80 10.
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IRELAND.

Joseph Carter, proprietor and editor of
The Dundalk Democrat, extreme tenantright jour-
nal, Was arrested Feb. IL, by order of the Govern
nent, for malicious and wicked hbels, exciting ha-
tired and malice between landlords and tenants. He
was admitted to bail, and will be tried at next
assizes.
There had been an election at Kinsale
which passed of without any excitement.
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Annual Export of Gold.

The following table, showing the amount
OF Cold exported from San Francisco, during the
year ending Dec. 3d. 1851 was taken from the books
of the Custom House, and may therefore, be relied
upon as strictly correct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
decrease in the expenses OF departments in 1851 wa
COMMERCIAL.
I.iverpool Cotton Market.
American Securities.

Amerfc2n SecurIueSs
There is no change this week In the London market for
American State Stscks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

hills 10 his own, and the hno Wedge that such Is the
fact. encourages to perseverance, in veil directed
efforts TO secure The hidden treasure On the Other
hand the inevitable result Of the sale or lease OF
these lands would be the sfarual formation In our
nicst OF fearful monopeles Possessed OF the more
valuable portion of these LANDS, these monopolies,
by combin alton, would be enabled 70 regulate the
reward OF labor as circumstances or ayarice might
dictate. The reasons are coeen, and numerous Why
the General Govern meni should not seek 70 derive
revenue from.the mines Of this state Amor the
most striking is the well ascertained fact, TIA. Cal
ifornia in proportion to population, contributes
more TO the national treasury than any other State
in the Union.
The amount OF revenue collected at the several
ports within the limits OF the State during the past
year. exceeds 81 0o0 coo, being equal TO nearly one
twelfth of the whole expenditures OF the General
Government. Again, the estimated value OF the ex.
ports of the other thirty States did noteIceed during
The past year, $500 000o0o while California alone
will nearly perhaps quite contribute sl0o 600 600 TO
the wealth Of the nation being an amount equal TO
one.haf the entire sum contributed by the other
thirty States These are important facts. demon
straiing not only the wisdom Of The existing policy
In respect to the mines. but conc lusyely proving
that the General Government should, IN common
justice make no additional exsctions upon the IN
oustry and enterprise of our State, nor pursue
of policy favored BY none except those inter-
esed in the establishment Of powerful mosepoiies,
against the domination of which the General Gov.
eminent should assiduously guard.
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U. 3. Senator.

The correspondent of The Picayune gives
tie following account Of the election of Col Wei.
Ter:
SACRAMENTO, Friday, 81 Pm.
The Senatorial Convention assembled In the Hall
of the House at O'Clock, and proceeded TO the eighth
ballot for Senator The whole number OF votes cast
was eishty-eight, of which MIR. Weller received
seventy-one and Mr.. Reading seventeen, as follows
For WBLLBR-Msssrs Anderson, Broderlck, Cooke, De
La Guerra Estel Foster, Frye, Harper Huobs, ksens,
Keyser, Lewis Lind, Lott. McKbon, Miller. Rslston,
Roach, Robinson Snyder. Sprague, Van Buren, Walsh,
Walton, Warner WamboHgh, Blanchard, Boggs. Brush,
Carney Chaancey, Coates, Cooth, Colby C0varrubias,
Cnttendsn, Dameron, DE In Vale. Fleming, Ford, Gard
ner, Gibssp Hasszthy Hudsseth: Ingsrssll, KIP Law.
Lyons MeC0pahs; MeKiT, hIcMsans Merit Noise.
Pechece Parrish PaItsn Peachy, Pearce Pco, Ridley.
Smith Stevenson Taliaferro, Thompson. Tucker, Wall,
Wing Wobler. Yeiser, Young, Mr. Speaker-7L
oRREADING- Messrs Ssue Tins ley, Cauld we'll Crabb,
Cutle, Ellis, Of Nevada; Ellis of San Francisco Fowler,
Graham. HIrchman. Hopkins Jones, 3Ickenzie, NcMu-
LIN, Ofrick, Tuner Wood-l7.
John b. Weller was thereupon declared duly
elected to the United States Senate for the term OF
six years rom the fourth of March, 1851 The Con-
veniion then adjourned, sine de-
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Boundary Items

The approach to the springs OF Carfss
Creek I'D its dry bed after crosstpg the long and IN
bospra able Desert, inspires the lVeiest hopes i'm
ssinable to be conceived The parched tongue ana
swollen throat OF the fsmished emisfant, grown
painfully lnsupportable, CRY aloud TO- water. TO
meet with disappointment were, In many instances,
actually death. MourDfu evidences are exhibited
by the many skeletons In i's nsshborhod Of the SUI
fering endured BY animals which have toied ovet
the mount aims, along the plains and across the Des-
EFT, to die on the threshold OF water The pieces
literally q" Go'gotba." The carcasses OF over j by
sheep mingle with the bones of horses, mules ana
oxen-these interpreted occasionally with hamsn
skeleton.
The Yumas are pronounced among the
finest specimens of the Indian kind In physical pro-
portions, upon the continent Although making no
overt act of hostility toward either OF the v4noos
parties OF the Boundary Commission, they sssen'
bled about the launches at the ferry IN rren hu
beIs. while crossing was being enectea ohlo.Z
lorcly swagger-much to the grztlhcs.on o. sa s.
own vanity, no doubt, and TO the mingled soMn ls1
and amusement of the Americans, who nennsf es lss
Lor gave ground for them IN Their topioiucsi Pi'N'
naces 49,.
The valley of Salt River and OF the
ella, between the mouth Of the former sna -
Primo villages is admirably adapted 70 the gros sss
OF Sea Islard cotton. The Primo and tue MaIloyr -
IncIans produce excellent quality OF ~ ,sis
rate quantities The adaptation OF the son a.
production IL principally OWING 70 tne .,onnd
ike snow IN n CRY stalled form and OF virgin "n~
Itfs. =. r.x
The Apaches, whose displeasure was
6nt incurred by the death of one OF their w Waltz.
I,hot by Mexican ay7iero in The employ Oh the ~
tue Mclean captive boys had made four desoss. ~
mon the cabaliada OF the Commission, 10 cS1. go.
az which they were successful In driving on 10
siderable number Of horses and mules. Ins
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Governors Message.
A Special Message was delivered TO the
Legislature BY Gov. BiglsI on the 3lsI Of Jan. Tn.
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THREE DAYS
FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA

r r,verpsoI and London, February II
Paris. February ID.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-25
stage Notice

A good and substantial Stage has been
procured to run from Na:chez VIA Wood
vile, to Bayou Sara, which will make reg
nlar trips during the year. Passengers
may rely on regular trips, gentle horses and
experienced drivers. Apply at the store OF
The subscnber. on Commercial Row for
way bills. Leaves Woodyille for Bayou
Sara on Wednesdays and Saturdays, returns
on Mondays ssd Thursdays.
w. A. HASSEL, Agent.
S April 3 1851
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-25
NOTICE.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, | .

AExC Sl n Il OE HlOolOSlt II [ ta xr; (,
WILKINSON COUNTY. " WV
The State Of Mississippi,
"O Mathew Z. Bowman, Archibald
Al McDougald Reilly, Joseph C. Rely,
jr. Washington Fauver. and Martha,
his wife. Isaac Phelps, and Catharine,
his wife, Samuel w. Reilly, Milton
Williams, Thomas Corwin Williams,
and Samuel Williams--heirs and dis
ttibuisrs of the Estate of Martha N.
,as Rely, deceased. greeting:
YOU arc hereby Cited-to be and appear
n.lore the Probate Court of Wik inson
county. at the courthouse thereof, on the
frat MONDAY in May next; then and
there to show cause {lf any you CAM why
the Estate of said decedent should not be
deyided---snd further to do and suffer such
things 10 SHALL be considered and ordered
ey the court aforesaid, in the premises.
WITNESS, the Honora.
u Ible FRANCIS GILDART, Judge
H. . of the said Probate Court, al
>-- the Courthouse Of said coun'
~, the first Monday of February, eighteen
ahundred and fifty-two.
Issued, this 9th day OF February. 1852.
FRED. CONRAD, Clerk.
- Gordon and Possy Attorneys.
Feb. lo. 1s62-sod
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-25

TuNHE subscriber respectfully announces to
n the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Woodville,
and his friends in general, that he has just open.
ed at his store, on Commercial Row, large
and elegant selection Of fancy and useful ar
ticles, among which, are the following.
Umbrellas, cotton and silk Gloves all kinds
Riding-whips, and Walking-canes; Tooth bru.
shes, Pocket knives and Combs; Razors, Ra
,or-straps and Shaving soaps; Perlumefy ot
all kinds, coOrs and scents; Hair oil Of the best
quality Soap, Starch, Indigo Candles, Sar'
dimes, Lobsters and salmons Preserves, Pick.
els, Currents and Ciiron Olive oil Bay water
and Catsups; Pecons Almonds and Brazilian
nuts; Filberts, English Walnuts, Oranges, Ap-
pies &c.
ALSO-The best Tobacco and Segars will
always be kept on hand, together with every
other article usually kep, in such establish.
ments but which arc now too numerous to men
tlon. w. a. liASoELL.
WOodvills, February, nth, Is5i-iy.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-25
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Wiikinson County.

olAIE Or MfSSIoSlPFL
Wiikinson County. 4
IN the matter Of the Petition of William
White, administrator Of Thomas White.
deceased. for sale Of Slaves and other per.
sonal Estate of said deceased.
nN filing the petition OF said sdrninistra-
Y tor, il appearing to the satisfaction sf
the Court, that Martha A. Lssehdar ssd
Mary J. Stewart, heirs and distributsss of
said estate, are nonIssiden.s Of this State.
so that the necessary process cannot be ser
we'd upon them,-lt is therefore ordered ths.
Monday, the first day Of the next June terra
set apart for the said absent hsirs 70 snisr
their appearance therein.
itis further ordered that copy Of this Or
der be published for four weeks consseu utivs-
ly. in the Woodville Republican. a nswsps.
per printed and polished in this county.
WIrsEss. the Hon. Francis Gildart,
Judge OF said Probate Court, at the
LIS. Court.house Of said county, The Hrss
Monday of April. a. D., one Thousand
eight hundred and fifty two.
Issued 18th april. 1852
FRED. CONRAD, clerk.
Gordon 4 Posey, Auomiss spi3Als.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-25
ID. T.. lirOOna, NJ. D.,

ID. T.. Broom, NJ. d.,
AND DENTAL S URG L ON
mvxM HAS returned to WoodviIe.
I5fyyA and can b. found at his Of
fee, tie next door to Dr. Buck .
residence, and opposite Mr.. J. b. ThereI's.
where he is fully prepared to render his pro.
fessional services to those who may require
them. He has brought with him, from
the North, the latest Improvements In in
struments, and fine assortment Of teeth.
January n, 1s51-ti
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-25
DenlisfrY.

NgnE d. STOCKING. Ren.
sSBBs#fs denl Dentist, can be found at
-R~dD& their Office in Mrs. Keiler's
bnuIldin next door to the Republican office,
at all times, when not professionally absent.
All work done by them shall be satisfactory
and equal to any done in the country, or no
pay. Terms moderate, and all operations
warranted. Whole sets Of artificial teeth
inserted on gold plate by atmospheric pres
sure. Artificial palates so perfectly fitted as
TO produce distihctiIess in the enunciation as
if no malfonhation had taken place. All
orders sent by mail, or left with the Post.
master in this place, viii be attended to.
WoodviIle. Nov. IL, 1881.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-25

SAMUEL hKLL GHlRY.
SAMUEL BELL. III returning tharks
~ for past favots, begs leave 10 inform
the public generally, that the bpsins. ~ill
now be carried on ai the old stand under the
namo and fitm OF $, Bell & Co. who, id Soli-
citing share OF public patronage, are fully
determined that no exer,ions on their part
shall be wanting 10 merit ths same
Their stock sf Plantation end Dry Goods,
carefully selected and sold at cheap rates for
Cash, OF to punetual customers on the usual
time. All cotton consigned to them Cor ship-
ment, and all freighis for storage, planters
may rely upon receiving their best attention.
s. BELL 4 CO
Fort Adams, Jan. ~. ls52-IY.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-25

w.H. EI TcHEv. q Ia. m ssvrs. Of Mas
II ITCHEN & DAVIS Ge-~..i c.
M co.'s. aHf fmpsyfers ~ IYises. L.
quo,s aER PloeisioHs No. ~ CsnalEresf
between Customhouse snd River. Nsw
Orleans.
q Mr. n. ]. Duusrwort'. viii forward
orders 20 ms. and receive and receipt is ssr
name for amounts that may 10 dae.
Feb 81. 1852. ly
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-25
Cabinet Ware Rooms.

ENIMOTHY KINGSBURY would inform the
IL public that he has just erected a large
aud commodious Shop on Alligator corner,
near Mr. Hickley's Saddler Shop, where he
prepared to execute all orders, at the short
est notice Old furniture repaired, and bills
filed for any article in the Cabinet line. lie
offers his services as an Undertaken, on the
most reasonable terms. By close attention to
business, and moderate charges, he hopes to
merit the continuance of his old customers,
and the public generally.
WoodVille Sept l6, 1881 If.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-25

ARegular MEETING Of the Board o.
APolics, of Wilkinson County, will be
hsld on the Second Monday in April. 1852.
Att, FRED. CONRAD. CLARK.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-25
NOTICE.

n ETTERS Of Administration having
~ been granted to the undersigned. on
the Estate Of A. c Dunbar, deceased, at
the April term, 1882, OF the Probate court
Of wilkinson county. Notice is hereby Civ.
On to Ill persons indebted to said Estate to
make immediate payment, and to those ha-
wing claims to present them within the time
prescribed BY law. or they will be barred.
T. w. HAYS. Sh'f. Admr.
w6.prill3-i6
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-25
TAXES.

sEyHE Tax payers Of Wilkinson county
l. are hereby notified that their taxes for
the year 1851, are nov due.
THoS. w. HAYS. SseyiS.
Wsss,ille, Dec ., is5i-ti,
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-25

BREWSTER 4 co. are now re- 49,
- oeiving their stock Of Carriages 49,
and Hanc0. per every shipment from the
Nonh. Purchasers are requested to give as
a call at los 81. Charles 81. oci2sylS
The Woodville Republican., 1852-05-25

Whavs removed . part Of my stock into
1LeouoId Hcnry's store to be sold by Nathan
Goldberg, my agent, CHARLES 0UREY.