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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1853-01-25
Legal Notices.



virtue OF In order OF the Honorable
- Probaie Court OF Wilkinson county.
Mississippi. made al the January term, 1855,
hereof, The undersigned commissioner in
the matter OF the sale and division Of the
real estate Of Jeha p Humphreys. deed.
VII expose for sale al the Courthouse door.
IN Woodville, at public auction, on Tues
day, the 22d day OF February next, on a
credit o. twelve months. all the real estate
belonging 10 sad decedenL to wit:
The south east quarter OF section fourteen
township 2 range | containing l62 2O.lOO
acres, the n W quarter of n e quarter OF
sec % t2 ri W cont'g 40 7i.lOO acrs, the n
hf Of 9 e Or Of sec % q ri W containing
SO acres, the 5 e Or Of S W Or of sec 23t2T
l W containing Al 64-l00 acres, the W hf
of n W ar and q e az of n W or OF sec &c 2
Z | W containing I24 i7-lOO acres, the a e
Or Of e or Of sec % RI W containing
40 72.l0a acres, the $ W or offs " ar Of sec IS
tyr | W containing 40 64-lOO acres, the n
hi n W Or of sec rs W containing 81
$1,000 acres, the u e or of sec &c IN t2rl
W containing 1862 33-l0O acres. containing
in the aggregate seven hundred and seven
ty-six and 76-l00 acres.
The purchaser will be required to give
bonds with approved security for the pur>
chase money, according to law, as above
limited. Sale within the hours prescribed
by law. THCS w HAYS, Comm'r,
Sheriff s office. Woodville. Jan a, 1853.
The personal property of said ] P Hum.
Phreys, dec d, consisting of 8 Regroe slaves,
stock of cattle, horses, hogs, ETC., will be
sold at the late residence of said decedent,
on Monday the 7th February, 1853, on a
credit Of six months.
THOS w HAYS, Sheriff.
January II, 1S53-3w
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RECEIVING, FORWARDING
commission 6(6e,cGaat,
FORT ADAMS. MISS.
Fort Adams, March %, ls52-iy

SAMUEL BELL. p. y. EEARY.
SAMUEL BELL, in returning thanks
- for past favors. begs leave to inform
the public generally, that the business will
now be carried on at the old stand under the
name and firm Of s. Bell & Co.. who, in soil.
citing a share Of public patronage, are fully
determined that no exertions 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. All cotton consigned to them for ship
ment, and all freights for storage, planters
may rely upon receiving their best attention.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Wilkinson County.

AM HH
Two all persons interested in the Real
Estate Of WIN. II. Tabar, deceased.
TAKE NOTICE, that at a term of the
fFobate court of Wilkinson county. TO be
ID at the Courthouse of said county, on
ze first Monday IN February merit; the
zhdersigned, widow of VIM, HI Tabar, de
Hased, and Administrative of said Estate,
zlf petition the said court for allotment of
Ht dover and legal portion Of said real es-
pc, known and described as follows, to
pit:
The north half of section "a, town /.
nnge | west. containing 800 30-100 acres
Also, the south east quarter of section 80
town ! iange | west containing 100 43-10O
Also. the north west quarter Of section
3 town |, range /, east. containing 159
s4.100 acres.
Also, the south west quarter of section
=, town | range 1 east, containing l57 As
100 acres. $3.50
And, also, the west half of the south east
z%aarter, section 30. town l range l east,
sOntaining 7s 72-i0O acres.
The said tract containing in all 676 "a
lOO acres, more or less ; excepting from the
above described land. 200 acres, more or
~ferabouts, the said 200 acres, being sold
z Christian Miller, by said VIM. II. Tabar
4 his lifetime and Parmelia Tabar. his wife
p deed bearing date 18th October, l645;
sad recorded in Book NJ, pages 543 IL 544.
Fhich said tract of land. the said interstate
feslded, at the time Of his death. To which
said tract excepting the said 200 %acTes.) Of
Rnd your petitioner has never relinquished
Her right Of dover.
When and where you are hereby notified
j attend the hearing Of said petition. if
soa think proper.
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Jail Notice.

WAS committed to Jail, by x
Wv r. Lewis. Esq, on the TIL
aoth uIt, a runaway negrOe ~
nc calls his name ToNEY,~
sna says he belongs to Lncies -
b PoIk. living near Baton Rouge. La.
Said boy is black, 8 feet high, and
wsirhs Is5lbs. lA
Tie owner is hereby notified, to
eoIse forward, prove property. pay
charges and take him away OF be will
BE- dealt with according TO law
4WQET NJ. CRIST, Tailor.
T.. Aft r.y
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w. II. KITCHEN,

d W.. II. KITCHEN, @. n. RAILEY.
IL ITCHEN & RAILEY General Gro.
~ GERS, amt Importers ia Wines, 1t
gu0rs and Provisions, No. IA Canal street,
between Customhouse and River, New
Orleans.
10 Mr.. II. ]. B~utterworth, will forward
orders 70 US, and receive and recei pit in our
name for amoun that may be due.
Feb. q, 1852. 1y
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New EstabIishment.

THE Subscriber has just opened his
A new Building, and has its shelves sup.
piled with choicest and best WINES, BEAN
DIES, LIQUORS. SEGARs. TOBACCO. etc,
that have ever been offered in this place.
He has selected his liquors from the best
and Oldest btands--and he guarantees that
those who call for, aud pay for, a good ar.
ticIe Of liquor of any kind, shall be accom-.
modated as promptly and cheapIy as at any
other similar establishment in the country.
Gentlemen, walk in and see,
10 ICE always on hand, Wholesale and
retail. Havingpurchased the Fountain from
he Messrs Wright & Elder will always keep
parking coolSoda.
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Issued the 9Th day Of January, 1858.
FRED CONRAD, Clerk
January II, 1861 sod

.ETTERS OfAdminist, alton having
been granted to the undersigned, by
the Honor Bile the Probate Court of
Wilkinson county at the January term
thereof, 1853, on the Estate of Joseph
C Reilly, deceased.
Notice. is hereby given TO all persons
Indebted to said Estate to make i'm,
mediate payment. and those having
claims TO present them, within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be
debarred.
SARAH A RELY. Admrx.
Jan. ll-6w
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II ETTERS of Administration having
Abeen granted the undersigned. de bonis
NON. with the las: will and testament an
nexed, on the estate of Maberry Morris, de-
ceased
Notice, is hereby given to all persons in
debted to said estate, to make immediate
payment, and those having claims to pre-
sent them, within the time prescribed BY
law or they will b~edebarred.
JEFFERSON NJ. NORRIS. Admr.
HiA-G7
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Brick for sale.
All Aboard !

A good and substantial Stage has been
procured to run from Natchez VtG Wood
vile, to Bayou Sara, which will make reg
ular trips during the year Passengers
may rely on regular trips, gentle horses and
experienced drivers, Apply to Frederick
Oswald. the driver, or to h'
C. HENRY, Agent.
for b, Fugate'
April g 1862. ' "a.
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IT ETTERS of Administration having
been granted to the Undersigned. by the
Honorable Probate Court, of Wilkinson
comfy, at the December Term, thereof.
1852, on the estate of Thomas J. Hornsby,
deceased.
Notice, is hereby given to all persons in
debted to said estate TO make immediate
payment. and those having claims to pre-
sent them, within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be debarred.
BENZ. Z. HORN by, Admr.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
WILKINSON COUNTY.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
.VE>O all persons interested in the real estate
of William Hays dec'd-GREErINe
YOU are hereby cited to be and appear be.
fore the Probate Court of Wilkinson Coun.
to, at the Court House in Woodville. on
the first Monday in March next, then and
there to answer the petition of VIM s CHM,
ad administrator OF VIM Hays, decd, and show
cause, 1t any you can, why the following
described tract of land, situate, lying and
being ia said county, containing 494 75.lOO
acres. the west half and the south west
quarter of section sixteen towship two
range 2 west, being the same plantation
leased by trustees Of schools, etc, IN said
township to the said VIM Hays. for the
term OF SO years from the 18th December
1919, should not be sold IN preference to
abe personal estate of said deceased. far
the purpose Of paying debts of decedeut
And, further, to do aud suffer suck things
as shall be considered aud ordered by the
court aforesaid in the premises, aud have
hen and there this v rit. 50 81
Witness the Hon Francis Gildart, Judge
b of Probate Of said county, at the
L. s. Cour Hoase in Woodville, the first
Monday in January in the year Of
our Lord, M thousand eight hundred and
ffty-three. W 'eG{d fsbfI 10
y Issued the 9Th day Of January, 1853.
FRED CONRAD, Clerk
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Jan. ll-6w IS.

.ETTERS of Administration having
been granted to the under signed, blythe
Honorable Probate Court; of Wiikinso
county, at the November term, thereof,
1852, on the Estate of VIM. II. Tabor; de
ceased.
Notice, is hereby given to all persons in.
bebted to said Estate to make Immediate
payment, and those having any claims a.
gainst said Estate to present them. duly
authenticated within the time presented by
law, or they will be forever barred,
PARMELIA TABOR, Admx,
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TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

A gentleman DESTROYS Of obtaining a shool
IA offers his services to any school committe
Of this comfy to teach English, French and
Spanish language, besides Philosopy and Bot
any.
The best Of references given.
10 Address "school teacher" at the Office
Of this paper.
nov 20. tt
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New saw Mill.

HAVING purchased the New and e.e.
Akgant SAW MIL. .ccentIy erected
by NJ William Rule, ON Ford's Creek, |
AN prepared TO fill all orders, and to deliver
LUMBER in any portion of the country,
as cheap, if not cheaper than can be had
of any body else. A literal share OF Pub.
lie patronage is respectfully solicited.
Also, a first rate GRIST MILL, i'll full
working order
I'D. WOODWORTH.
Auoust Al. 1852-fy
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August 81. 1S52-ly
New Establishment.

~ B EPLER, has opened next door to
~ T. w. Dyer, L. Co., a Family Retail
Grocery. and intends keeping on hand. such
articles as families may want consisting in
part of Sugar, Molases, Coffee. Tea. Rice.
Fish, dried and green Apples; Soap, Can,
dies, Candies, Nuts. Raisins. Tobacco, CT
gars, Cheese, Pickles. Preserves, Jelly. Cit
ron. C~urrants, Bla sing. Soda Biscuit, Vim.
egar. Brandy Fruit Potatoes. Flour, ground
Pepper and Spice. Starch, Saleratus. Pep
per Sauce. Tomato Cstsup, fresh Tomatoes
and Sweet Cider.
10 Terms-Cheao for Cash.
Woodville, Dec. 7-5w
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.ETTERS Of Administration, having
a=been granted to the undersigned, by the
Honorable Probate Court of Wilkinson
county, at the December Term, thereof.
1852. on the estate of VIM. Nj. Helm, de-
ceased.
Notice, is hereby given to all persons in
debted to said estate, to make immediate
payment. and those having claims to pre-
sent them, within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be declared.
THOMAS B. HELM, AGmr.
nl4-6W .t-
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DaguerrOetypes.

Nv J. HAZLIP, takes pleasure in an-
" nouncing TO the Ladies aud Gentle
men OF WoodvilIe and Vicinity, that he has
opened a DaeueryeOtype Ga Lery. in the
Temperance Hall, where he has every faci
lity for executing in the most superb style OF
the ART, Dagueffeo.ype likeuesses, fall rea.
sonable sizes. And having a superior in
strument; a complete assortment OF every
vsriety Of case, and working after all Of the
late improvements in the art, cannot fail TO
give general satisfaction without which no
II Ladies and Gentlemen are re-
spectfully invited TO visit his room and
examine late specimens. dec7>tf
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UUST received and for sale rs bushels
- fresh cornmesl, at IS cents per bush.
a2gI7 CHARLES OUREY.
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beHt0t
HAS permanently located Hs<A
M himself in Woodville, and
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ROBERT II. WILLIAMSoN,> ESTATE

TlIE -ril,'r~ having been :,q,oil.', l,v the
L Hon Pr.,.,,,' curt l',r III, h'rc' = Ca'r,o
l;... commissioners :" receive examine Sc. adjust
ali oa~ 7i'i '!'':..ld- ;'il cr-u'i- ,iiii-t the,
t..!c - !"i.rrf II. Ei,li-,r ia;."t : J. -i.l!-,
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Tie 5crm .! X ,G",:,'- rom ;hc 9Th DAY 90, SEPT,
l>i, ,.;h@ allowed tv -.,,l Court To- The crc,:..or>
"i ~..d '.~cr' II, I" EXHIBIT and prove their re-
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III DAY O.; N.r'h ',r>t. =; oc,nch 3! H., ,.1cr-
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-25
LRGIsLATURE OF VIRGIN IA.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MONDAY, Jan. ID. 1858.
Prayer by the Rev. Peter De Forest.

Prayer by the Rev. Peter De Forest.
An act crenting Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund and providing forthe payment of the semi
annual interest on and redemption of the public
debt, was taken up, with the amendments pro
posed by the Senate, and thereupon, on motion Of
Mr.. GooDE, of NJ, the were laid on
the table, and the amendments of the Senate
ordereu to be printed.
message was received from the Senate by
Mr. DENEALE, informing the House that the
Senate had passed the bill to allow certain time
to the Commissioners of the Revenue to qualify
and give the bonds of Office passed ut the present
session of the General Assembly.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
A bill to authorize the Board of Public Works
tn copstructa Railroad from Covington to the
Ohio River on State account, was taken up in
pursuance of the order of the day; Mr. ANDER-
SON, by leave. Withdrew the pending substitute
heretofore offered by him.
On motion of Mr.. EcHoLs, the bill was
amended so as to make the amount appropriated
one million of dollars, for the construction OF
said road, instead OF making an annual appro-
priation of that amount.
The question was put on ordering the bill to be
engrossed and read 3rd time and decided in
the affirmative; and thereupon motion was
made by Mr.. ANDERSON, that the same be read
third time this day.
Mr.. BURDETr demanded the previous question
on that motion, which was sustained by the House,
an being put was determined in the affirmative,
two-thirds of the House concurring therein-ayes
l02, noes SO. .-
The said bill was forthwith engrossed by the
Clerk, aud being read third time, MIR. JACKSON
of Wood demanded the previous question on the
passage of the BILL which was sustained by the
House, and being put, was determined in the al
frmative-ayes sc, noes al.
MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.
bill Increasing the capital stock of the Ma
nassas Gap Railroad Company, was taken up in
further execution of the order ofthe day, read a
third time and passed-ayes SO, noes SO.
On motion of Mr.. GIBSON,
Resolved, That the COMMITTEES on Roads, &c.
enquire into the expediency OF allowing further
| time to the Little Falls Railroad Company to
commence aud complete their road.
JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA COMPANY
! bill from the Senate to authorize the James
River and Kanawha Company to pledge its tolls
upon the Riyanna tonnage, in order to complete
the Rivanna improvement, was taken up on mo
tinn of Mr.. RIvEs, amended on motion of Mr..
| EARLY, and amended passed-ayes 81, noes
| ~
| Mr.. EARLY was requested to carry the same
the Senate, and request concurrence in the
amendments. =
On motion,
! The House then adjourned
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GUTTA PERCHA AND INDIA RURRER
PEVUP.

TNHE above Pump, for the first time being intro.
Il duced into Virginia, was invented and practically
tested nearly three years ago The Pumps first put into
operation have been and still in constant USE and to
all appearance are in every respect perfect when
first put up. Letters Patent this invention OBJ
tanned Oct 2sh 1851, since which time the Pump has
been introduced into nearly all the Northern and West
coming into general use No philosophical principles
admit of being raised with greater facility than
is done by this Pun and intelligent Observer with
knowledge of the materials Of which is mainly CON-
posed, witness their adaptation without forming the
most favorable conclusions in regard to its durability and
extraordinary utility. Pump has just been construct
ed and put operation in the of the of Messrs
Barnes Sweeney nearly opposite the north end of the
cd Market, Franklin street, where the lovers of no.
velty and Improvement of Richmond or soourners from
abroad, respectfully invited cali and examine
it.
I-rEy" l will give any of ordinary enterprise an
opportunity make fortune on limited amount of
capital by calling me at the Columbian Hotel during
the present week. from to IL O'clock A NJ or to p
M. A. &. BABCOCK, u
ia 25-tf PROPRIETOR
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THE SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD

Thefollowing is the vote in the Ho of Delegates
Saturday upon the passage of the bill granting loan
the partot the Commonwealth of 100000 to the South
Side Railroad, VIZ:
AYEs-Messrs Anderson, Bare, Bennett, Bottom Of
Amelia, Bowyer, Boyd Butler Carpenter, Carroll Chea-
than, Clark, Collier, Crane, DAWSON Dunn, Early
Echos Flannary, Fry, Garrett Garretson. Gatewood,
Gilmore of Rockbrdge Goode OF Bedford, Greever Grit
fin, Hancock Headen, Hevener, Howerton, Hubbard,
Imboden Irving, Jackson of Wood Jones of Marshall
King, Leyburn, Martz Maupin, McCauley, MEG ulloch
Mckinney, Meem. Miller of Botetourt " Craig. Morgan
Nottingham Parks, Patrick, Preston, Prince, Renick,
Rives Robertson RUSSELL Scott, Segar Shannon, Slemp
Smith of Brooke Hancock Smith of Russell, Spe ed
Staples Stevens, Stuart Talbot, Tate Taylor Townes
vawter, Walker, Wallace, WeIlman West. White of
Hampshire, Wiley of Botetourt Craig Wilson, Witten,
Wooding, Watson and Zinn-S0.
NArs-Messrs Crutchlield tSpeaker,) Arnett, Baker,
Ball. Barbour, Browne Brooks, Burdet Davis, Dawson,
billiard, Downing Dunlap, Edwards. Gibson, Gmer of
Russell Goode of Mecklenburg, Gordon Hamlin, Hardy,
Hunton James, Jones of Chesterfield, Jordan Keyser,
Kiiby Lemly, Lewis, Luke, Mapp Mcclure, Mcdonald
Michael, Miller of Frederick Moore of Jefferson. Moore
of Harrison Morrison, Newkirk, Newman, Nicholas,
Old Payne, Pendeton Pierce, Pinnel Portock, Power,
hi;e, Richeson, rutherford Saunders Tomlin, White
of Greene Il Orange, and Yerby-A.
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hetth fAetf'e;&~'rhe adsices arc ffsiH Val.
fafaiso, to the 18Th and Callao to tho Goth uit.,
by the arrival of the British mail steamer Bogots
at Panama.
The most important piece of inteigehce is that
relative to threate ned trouble between Chill and
the United States, growing out of some indigni-
ty to nn American citizen. A letter, dated Val.
paraiso, December 18th, says
This great and glorious nation is in somewhat
of quandary at present. respecting certain
Yankee by the name of Stewart, who has been
most iuiquitously death with by this Govern
ment. l suppose you have heard the particu-
lars Of the case, | will not, therefore, detail
them. Suffice it to say, that our efficient
and accomplished representative here-Col-
one Peyton and Mr.. Duer-have long since
acted with promptnesss and frmness in the
matter; and am most huppy to state that our
Government has fully approved the course pur-
sued by their able representatives, and have Or
dered the commander of the naval force on this
station to use all means in his power, short of fir
Ing on the town, to procure the immediate release
OF Stewart. A blockade of the port by our saua-
dron is talked of, but do not presume the Go
Vernment Will tor moment refuse to comply
with Colonel Peytons demand for Stewards re-
lease. Should they, however, prove so toolhar-
dy, the arrival OF the st. Lawrence here will Mt
once settle matters. few days blockade of
this port will at once bring them to their SO nses.
A late Valparaiso paper says:
Since the oath of November Ito the 9th thirteen YES
sells have sailed from Valparaiso for San Francisco chief
ly with country produce; only of the above had
cargo OF Hour In three consecutive days. thirty vessels
entered the port Of Valparaiso.
1.-The government has modified the law relating to the
introduction OF tobacco far to that description
used for chewing and smoking in pipes the duty now
to be 25 per cent upon its value
The markets steady, there has been some heavy
transactions in flour.
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Since the beginning ofthe present month"; we have an
expelled British merchant from St. Jago4le Cuba, order
ed out ofthat city by the Governor General Me-nilIa
who would not even give him hearing. and he refused
giving the British Consul there any explanation whatever
of such arbitrary the plea that the Consul
was only vice Consul and that Mr.. Boylen was Bri-
fish sub ec having taken de domicio, which
every foreigner is compelled to do before he
reside in this Island.
The Captain General appears inclined to support the
Governor Of ST. Jago in his outrageous act the prlnc
Pile dc retrecederbut the que ton fnot set ed here
in satisfactory way, will go before the British
Parliament as the British Consul here is firm in the de
fence OF the injured British subject.