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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-08-11

ANEcDoTE. About two years and
half ago, was travelling Oh one Of those
extensive PLAINS in the interior Of HIndos-
tan | entered the gate of one of their cit
ies,-for all their towns are walled. |
there saw the various classes Of the peo-
pie in their various costumes-the Ma
homlnt dan, the Bramin, the soldier, the
laborer, &c. took my station near the
first temple came to, and held up tract
In my hand. One soon came up and be-
gan to ask me some questions. Another
drew near and began to listen. Thus it
went on until fifty or sixty were congrc-
gated among whom was bramin. He
asked me why came among them why
| had brought that box OF books. I an
swered that | came in obedience to the
command of my Savior to make the Cos
pei known to every creature. How long,
he again said, is it since your Savior gave
this command Eighteeahundred gears
Eighteen hundred years since you recelv-
ed his command he exclaimed, and vet
YOU are the first man that ever came to
tell US of this Savior What have YOU
been about all this tine! could make
him no reply. What was his conclusion ?
Why-that profession was one thing,
practice quite another.-Reed
TIE END OF AN ATHEIsT.-Joseph A
Mancel, aged as, native Of Austria, was
found dead on Thursday evening, at his
boarding house, 40 Broadway. The door
was forced. and the deceased was found sit.
ting Cd a chair in the room, dead, his head
partly blown away and a pistol, which had
evidently been nt recently bred laying BY hi:
had frequently declared his intention ofkill-
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-08-11

and may it prove, indeed, fountain, from
which streams shall abundantly flow to
make glad the city Of our God
Your friend and brother in the gospel,
JOSEPH PENNY.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-08-11

4utul Disclo&ures Ly Maria .MonI y
Mr Abbot, the candid and sensible editor
Of the Boston Religious Magazine, en-
presses his belief that these disclosures
are true fer the following reasons:
|. They are just W hat We should eS
pect from a community IF unmarried te-
matvS placed entii ely under the control of
unmarried men.
2. They are in perfect accordance.
with the history of nunneries III all p@s:
time and in all countries.
g. The story carries upon the very
face Of it the aspect Of sincerity and hon
esty.
A. If her story is not true it might long
! before this, have been proved false 10 ths
satisfaction of every mind, for Miss Monk
, has challenged investigation, either BY
committee otimpartiaI gentlemen explor-
ing the nunnery, or by the process of a
civil suit.
5. The priests have used great exertion
to disprove these disclosures, and vet ap-
parently fear 10 meet that direct and sim
PIE test Which would at once disprove them
if they are false.
3. There IS much collateral testimony,
which has been gathered since these dis
closures were published strongly sustain
inc Miss Monk narrative.
I. The Catholic papers have extensive
ly published that Maria Monks disclos-
: urrs are mere Y a reprint Of an old book
published in Europe, called 1.-THE gates
Of He'll opene1," and yet they have been
unable to produce such book, though a
! large reward has Leen offcrcd to have it
produced.
! s. The only evidence as yet a1duced
against the book is found in afidavits, that
she has never been in the nunnery. The
force cfthese afid4vits is however Destroy
cd BY other afidavits that she has been an
inmate Of the nunnery, and By her own
minute plan Of the whole building.
/ We, therefore, till different testimony
shall be offered must lean Le> idedIy to
the opinion, that these disclvsures are not
! less true than awful.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-08-11

A SIsN. Hon. Alexander H. Eyer
Ell delivered an address al, the Demo
cratic celebration" at Weymouth on the
TN 4th u!t In the course Of his remarks the
orator alluded to the moral hero;sm Of
IHrohAAfs As. 1JEiFFERsoS in proposing the i'm
mediate emancipation .ofthe Slaves Of vir-
GINA, to The House IF Delegates, A tie
mepdous burst Of applause eviinced the
deep interest Of the crowded auditory IL
the>cause Of freedom, and startled and sur.
prlsed even the speaker himself E.
Spectator ~. .5.@ S.'"' 9 '1 g. !"
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23
ICoaTMUNICATED.l

DIED-In this town, on Wednesday, the
I7lh inst, Mrs. LucRETIA PAYNE, wife of
Mr.. john Payne, The deceased was uni
versally respected for her domestic virtues,
and for her faithful performance of all the
duties of q wife, mother and uoighbor. TO
her afflicted husband, and molherless chill
dren, the loss is irreparable, aud they can
look for support only TO that Being who has
declared himself the comforter Of the atllct-
ed, and the God of the orphan.
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23
Notice.

TAURSUANT to an order of the Hon.
Probate Court Of Jefferson County, !
shall expose to Public Sale at my house,
five miles from Rodney, on Saturday, the
9th day of August next, the personal pro-
perty Of the late Sarah Ssson, deceased,
consisting of horse, bed and bedding, and
some articles of household furniture. Sale
to commence between the hours of II A. M.
and 4, P. NJ. Twelve months credit will
be given, and bond with good security re-
qnirod. ELDRiDGE SISSON, Admir-.
Rodney, July 26, 1885. 25-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23
LATEST FROM TEXAS.

From the NJ Orleans Commercial Bulletin.
The schr. San Jacinto, four days from
Galveston, reports that the Mcxcln schr,
Matildl, from Sisal, for Campeachy, with a
cargo of linens and assorted provisions,
arrived on the 9Th inst under charge of a
prize master. She was captured by the
armed schr Terrible, (late Union) which
had run ashore and destroyed-Mother Mex
ican vessel on the 9th instant; the name
rot recollccted,
The Tcxian army, 5000 strong, under
command of Gen, Rask, was concentrated
at Matagorda,it it is said on their march for
hIetamuras.
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23
SCOmmuRication.1

dCommnnication
Ma. Parma Tho following lines are cx
tracted from an old German writer. viii yu
insert them in your Telegraph!
TO ELLEN.
For thee, Ellen, my heart will beat
In truth and loves congenial strife;
~ thee my londest wishes meet,
Thou dearest object of my life.
III tones OF ever new delight
Thy name alone hath iill'd my breast,
Aud, declI'd in all that's fair and bright,
Thy yiradiant form Of love is drest
The tender buds of carly love
M Bloom forth, and never, never fade;
s2H As, like vision from above,
see thy form, thou loveiest maid,
Bfest thoughts upon my fancy throng-
s j wake, at will, the minstrel's tone,
And every sweetest, hoest song,
Rcsounds, fair d., for thee alone.
~, My heaven is imagt in thine eyes
NY paradise within thy breast;
And oh! in soft and seraph guisc.
y Thy every charm ofyouth is drest:
One sole desire, with blost CONTROL
EXcrts its magic spell DER me;
Ono only thought inspires my soul
1t is, dear E., the thought of thee.
August, 1885,
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23


. mohabla cal,emps mingled with a
Hhf uBg6 OF resentment But thlt Is Dasf.
lll aware of ,ho facts that large portion
nI ihc patrons OF this paper are well-read
aad intelligent persons, Eredonicus would
-. presume (woro he even capable Of such
mean deCeption) to offer any thinr which
he d'd not honestly bclieuc 10 bo his own.
Bot as these occurrences ere not new to
mm, he knows how to pity-and forgive.
Time, which tries and proves all things,
VIII clear up the errors Of inexpcricncc.
4 word more, while on this subject. The
writer Of these essays, though not ona Of
established fame, does not offer himself as
q mere novice, and viii not, therefore, claim
exemption from censure on the score Of er-
treme soEtR. the same time, he humbly
requests the reader to bear in mind That his
advantages have been few, and his sphere
ul action limited. As, without laying him
felf open TO the charge Of egotism, the
writer could not say more on this subject
. he now drops it, With the hope that it may
never again be revived.
Materials are not wanting, Mr.. Editor,
such as they arc; but, having nearly writ
ten out the sheet, without touching upon
some matters which have occupied nv
thoughts, aud not wishing to trespass too far
aipon your columns, it would, perhaps, be as
well % defer them till next week.
Your old friend,
FREDONICUS.
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23
NEW ESTABLLSIIMENT.

,HNHE Subscriber bcgs leave to inform
4 his friends and tho public that he has
taken tho commodious house recently occu-
Viodrby Messrs. Stuart and Cochran, and is
fitting itNp in superior style as
COFFEE ZzOUsE & GROCERY.
Ills bar @ill, at all times, be furnished with
the chsieest Wines, Liquors and refresh
mcntsof every variety.
OYSTERS, and Eatabes Of all kinds, in
th.ir season.
Families supplied with fine Wines, Cor
dials, &c, by the dozen or single bottle
From his long experience in the business
and prompt attention, he confidently invites
public pairqnrge.
PRICE NOE.
Rodney Aug. %, 1886. 2S-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23

W ETTERS OF EXecuiarship having been
~ granted % de undersigned by the
honorable Probate Court Of jefferson Coun-
~, az die May term ihereol, on the estate
Of Abam Mayberry, dee'd-Nofioe Is here
By gireH TO oil persons indebted 70 said
estate to make immediate payment, and
thnse having claims against said estate to
present them within the time prescribed by
lrw, or they will be forever barred.
LUCRETIA MAYBERRY,
Erccuirix
PHILIP o. HUGHES, Executor.
July s. 1896. 22-3m
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23
NOTICE.

VHSIIE Subscriber, intending to be absent
"a from the State for short time, has APP
pointed JoHN PAYNE, Esq his agent, who is
duly authorized to attend to the business of
HARRIS, KELLY, &co., HARnIs q I4ApE,
and his own individually, during his alb
senCe. LEVI G. HARRIS.
Rodney, JuIy28 1896. 25-;f
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23
EYECUTOR,S SAFE.

a GREEADLY to in order Of the Probate
TA Court Of Jefferson County, will be
sold to the highest bidder, at the Court
House in slid county, on Monday, the 5th
day Of Sepember next, all the interest of
the heirs Of John Bills, deceased, in and to
a certain tract Or parcel Of land, in said
county, containing $40 acres, adjoining the
lands Of Washington Barch, II, B. Harrison
and Jacob L. Stalnpley, onc-thirl of the pur-
chase money to he paid in twelve months,
The balance in one anlt years thereafter.
Bond and good security will be required.
The undersigned will sell, at the same
time and place, her interest in said pre-
jnisos, boing life estate, by which the pur-
chaser will obtain a complete title.
ELIZABETH BOLLS, Erccatrir.
Augusta 25-3w
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23
REMOVAL

AH ESSRS. STUART and SMITH,
IEH respectfully inform their friends and
the public generally that they have remov-
ed their DRY GOODS STORE to the cor
ner of Magnolia aud Commerce streets
tnown as the corner occupied by B. NJ:
Sted.nan g. Co.
Rodney, June Q, 1886. ls-y
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23

n FYROM ,ho subscriber living
80 six miles from Rodney, 81
the 7th instant, four negroes
INR named
W. JOSHUA, CIIARLOTTT, BEN
--Z AND DELLA.


JOSHUA is about33 years ofage, 6feet
high, dIrk complexion, with large whiskers,
talks rather slow.
CHARLOTTE is about 26 years Of age.
dark color; has high cheek bones; round
shouldered; talks quite lively when calm;
but, when questioned, rather more cautious.
She has a stoppage in her speech and has
several marks ofthe whip.
BEN is about feet 3 inches high; rather
OF light complexion; talks mild and toler-
all ytas', and walks pretty smart
DELLA is somewhat lighter in color than
Ben, and walks very straight.
JOSHUA took with him two suits Of
clothing; ono blue coat; one gingham round
about; one pair Of blue pahialnons; one
pair of black, do; one 10. do. yellow nan
keen do; one dark howercd silk vest; one
cap and straw hat.
The two girls had with them several new
calico dress patterns and shoos, and other
articles, too tedious to mention.
Also
a negro boy, named TRAVICE, who ran
away about the l0;h Of May last, all Of
whom, 1t Is supposed, have been stolen, OF
conveyed to sorro secret place.
A liberal reward will he given for the de-
livery OF said negroes, or for any iniorma-
hon, so that he can get them again.
p X. NORRIS.
Aug. lG, 1896. 27-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23
NOTICE..

The Undersigned has been constituted
Agent for Mrs. REDEccA SoRRELI; of Vir-
ginia, by her Power of Attorney, to collect
whatever moneys may he due the estate of
JAMES SoRRELL, deceased. Those indebted
to said estate will please make immediate
payment to me at Rodney, aul any persons
having any of his property in possession,
are earnestly requested to deliver the same
to me. J. B. LONG.
Aug.2 25-f
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23
FAYETTE, AUGUST Is, 1886.

: DIED In this county, on the 18Th inst,
ut there: idence Of her mother, Miss HESTER
ANX r. MARBLE, aged "a years: she has
left an aged mother, three brothers aud two
sisters, to mourn departed worth ITorname,
her zeal, and her labors of love, veilcd as
much as possible from the public eye, BY
her modesty and humility, will long live in
The hearts Of many.
Oh, what is death, 'tis ifc's last shore,
Where vanities are vain no more;
Where all pursuits tlIeir goal obtain,
3 And life is all retouch'd again. P.
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23
TIE QUARTo EDITION.

Under the title Of the PHrIADELPsiis
MIRRoR, will commence with the publicaa
ton Of the Prize Tale, to which was.award-k
cd the prize Of 800, written BY Miss. Lee
lie, editor Of the Splendid Annualthe Token
and author of Pencil Sketches and 6Ihef
valuable contributions to American EiserI
tire -sT =
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23
FIR ES "a GOO Ds.

n IA e. y Ea VI " % hB 3.
II U. EVANS legs leave to inform lis
% friends and the pubIi2 in general, tha.
he has hteiy taken into copartucrshiJ, Nj.
IiENRY CLAYTON They will continue the
traGsac;ion of the mercantile business in
Rusney, under the Grm and style Of EVANS
d CLAYTON, We beg leave also to inform
The public That We have lately moved
to the well-Inown house formerly owned
and used by Wilson q Allison as Dry
Good Store, and late Ly MIR. john Payne,
where they are now receiving from New
York fresh and spleudid
sfSSGFgGneasE or Goods,
Consisting, in part, of BIacIiand Blue Cloths,
Black, Blue, Gray and Srripci Cashmere
and Cassncts; Blankets, Flanncls, Eastern
and Kentucky Lindseys and james; "A, rs
and 81 Heavy Lowclls; Brown, B!eached,
Apron and Furniture Domcstics; Irish
Linen, Carnb1ics, Jaconels and Ginghams.
A general assortmcn, of Plain ana Figured
Silks, Circassi"ns, Masins, Bombazins,
Bombazots and PiadS.
Fancy Six, ChalIy and Morino HIND
&crchlf$, &c. .>
Worstcd, BuG, Cotton, Linen, Kid, and
Silk Giorcs.
Cars, BoNNETs, ARTIFICIAL CURIs, &c.
Tortoise, Silver and Bsaziian Tuck and
Side Combs, and Silver Head Ornaments.
A General Assortment Of CIotiing,
adapted to the season
HATS-Drab, White and Black Beaver,
Castor Koran, Silk, ,,W.2l aud Loghorn.
SlIOES,--A general assortment of La.
dies and Gen'lcmcn's Shoes-Gcntlomon
Boots. Assorted qualities, &c.
HARD WARE,
Mill, Cross-cut, Hand and Tenant Saws.
Patent Bilanees, Spades, Shoyels, C&sels,
Augcrs, Bench Planes, Collins Axes, Grub
bing Hoes, Cut and Wrought Nails, Daft
Log and Tracc-chains, BJwio g. Crockett
Knives al d Arkansas Tooth-picks, Pistols
and Guns suited for Tcxian cnigrants, &c.
SADDLERY,--Patcn, Rallied and Com
nu3 Side SAdllos, Gentlomen's Spanish,
French and English Saddles, of superior
qualities. S,ddIc-bigs, Brides, Marin-aos,
SursingIcs, Girihs, &c., C2ach, Dfay, Riding
and Negro Whips, Riding Switches and
Walking Canes; also, lot of Saddle Trim
ming,
GRocEaEBs.
Old Port, Madeira and CIa:et Wines.
Champaigno Wine, in baskets.
Champaisne, C'gnac, Djncs'Ic, and P.
Brandy.
Family Soap, Patent Talow and Sperm
Candies, Tea, Cohee, D3ublo-rcfned Loaf
Sugar, Spanish Cigars, Honey Dew and
Small Plug Tobacco, Fig Blue, &c.
A general assortment of CROCKERY
and CHINA; also, Of GLASS WARE, sc.
together with almost every article to be
found in Dry Good holses-which we offer
low for cash, or to punctuai men.
The public are invited to call and cxa4
mine our stock and prices, and patronise us,
50 far as may be consistent with their own
interest and our merits.
Rodney, August lG, 1895 27-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23
aESE9N


nN The Tth inst, from the subscriber,
VA SMALL CALF-SKIN POCKET
BOOK containing about siRceH dollars in
money, and sundry notes Of hand, viz: One
on Mrs. Mary Pipes, for four hundred dol.
lIrs, in favor Of Dlvid Pipes,and BY him en-
dorsed, and due the first day Of January
next. One noe on n. G. Hall, for one hun
dred and fifteen dollars, due The first of
January next. One on George and Lewis
Nance for ninety dollars dac FIRST Of January
next.
One on Mr. Frisby, for treaiy,fom dol.
lars, due the first of January next Also, a
receipt written Ogans, a no:e Of - Rus
sell, for forty dollars.
a liberal reward will be paid for the de-
livery Of the above described notes and mo-
ney' Steps have been taken TO stop the
payment Of the notes.
JOHN II. FORT.
Rodney, Aug. %, 1896. 2s-3w
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23
GEORGE NJ. GRAVES.
Notice.

THOtECc.
TIE PUBLIC are f1rowarned from
trading for Note of Hand drawn by Stuart
q Cochran, dated 2Slh April last, and made
payable IN the Commerolnl Bank of Rodney
toJ.J. Woon, for eicren hundred and niaoty-
eight dollars so cents. The consideration
having failed to be complied with, we are
determined not to pay it, unless compelled
by law.
STUART g. COCHRAN.
Rodney, Aug, 2, 1886. a 25-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23

@STRAYED from the Subscriber, GRAY
- HORSE, near lG hands high; no marks
rccolloctcd, except white stripe above one
of his hooks. A liberal reward win be given
TO any person delivering said horse to him
in Rodney, or for any information, so that
he can get him aE'in.
GEO. s. BURBRIDGE.
Rodney, Aug. &, 1885. 26-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23

EU6T Received by the subscriber Car
% penter's Medicine Chest, No. and .,
a very superior article and medical saddle
bags manufactured expressly for Physicians
Also Carpenter'sdd;d extracts of Sarsaparila
Liverwort, Pink-root, Kreosot and Buchu,
cerate of copaiYa for Burns, Scalds, &c.
a 4. &. COMPTON.
Rodney, Aug. Is, 1886 27-y
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23

E'hc partnership heretofore existing lc-
tween the undcrsigned,wa This day dissolv-
ed by mEtlal cgnsent The business will
hereafter be conducted under the name and
style of STUARTand SMITH, who stands
charged with the settlement of the former
firm. MS. Y. M. STUART,
S. A. COCHRAN.
Rodney, July 81, 1886 24-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE,



Samuel A. Mason,) BY VIRTUE of the
rs. above Writ of Ven. Tx.
Waggoner g. Cole. to me directed, as She
liff Of Jefferson County,, shall expose at
Public Sale to the highest bidder, for ready
money, at the door of the Court House Of
said county, on the first Monday in Septem-
Der next, within the hours prescribed by law,
on said day, all tho right, title and nleyes;
IN and toa certain tract Or purcell of land "
ing on the bank Of the Mississippi river, six
teen miles below Rodney, ins1id coun'y, of
said defendants, to satisfy Plaintiffs ciaim
and all costs.
PHILIP o, HUGHES.
July 90 24-f
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23
SCHOOL,,

RS. ROSS respectfully informs the
" inhabitants Of Rodney, and its yicinl-
~, that she has opefed a PREPARATORY
ScHCOL Cor Children, at her residence, one
door above DIR. Savage's, on Magnolia st.
Mrs. r. hopes to deserve the patronage Of
the citizens by paying attention to the chill
dren entrusted % her care.
Terms, &c, made known on applying
as above.
p. S, Several Scholars can he accom-
modatod with boarding in her family.
July L 2l-3w
NJ B. BREWSTER &, Cn
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23

WATCHES, -JEIgELRY, &c.
EUST RECEIVED by the Subscriber, a
% beautiful assortment Of GOLD AND
SILVER PATENT LEVER WATCHES.
Lcpine and plain, do. Also, lot of JEW
ELRY, embracing the latest and noatesl
pattorns,all ofwhich were carefully selected
by himself. Having made his purchases
principally from the English and French
importers, he feels confident in assuring The
public that they are of The very best mate
rial, and that they can be offered as low as
any articles of tic same quuiity broaght to
this market. From long experience in the
business, he flaltcrs himself that IA liberal
share Of public favor will be extended to
him
GEORGE NJ. GRAVES.
N. B. All kinds of timo pieces carefully
repaired and warranted, at the shortest no
tlce. 6. NJ q.
Aug.2 . 25-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23
\ IFuIn Ihe minutes
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICF= I

ADmlNio lhAIOlES NOTICE.
b EFTERS Of administration on the cs-
- tate Of John r. Jamison, deceased;
were granted TO the undersigned BY the
Hon. Probate Court Of jefferson county, on
the 9Th inst. Notice therefore Is kereby
giren, TO all persons having eaims against
said estate, to present them legally authen-
ticated withinthe time prescribed by law or
they will be forever barred.
CATIlARINE JAMESON, Adm'x.
JOHN G. JOHNSON, Admir-.
July ], 1898. 2I-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23
TInIWrIIe Trnd f0r sale.

liUtWNlGe Land Tor Sale.
TIE Subscribers offer for sale IN Rankin
County, 375 acres oC as g01d land ns any 10
the county, situated abult IA miles from
jackson aud four from Brandon. Persons
wishing To purchase will please apply to
John T. Spencer at Brandon, or 10 the sub
scribers al Rodney,
GRlFFlNG s. CAROTHERS.
Apg.2 25-tf
State Of Mississlppi,l Probate Court, July
Jefferson County. Term, 1885,
TTPON the application Of Eliza NJ. G.
M'Dugall, Guardian Of Thomas f.
Baker aud Everett Green Baker, minor
heirs Of Thomas Baker, deceased, praying
permission to sell certain tract Of land
containing about three hundred acres, lying
10 Jefferson county, in that part of said
county known as the "Maryland Settle
mcnt; !" and it being represented to the court
that II would be to tho interest Of said mi
nOrs to sell sRid tract Of land 1T is, there
fore, ordered by the court that citations issue
to all persons interested in said real estate,
requiring them to be and appear al a rcgu-
lar term Of the Probate Court, to he holden
a, the Court House, in and for the county
of Jefferson, on the fourth Monday in Au-
gust next, to show cause, if any they can,
why said tract Of land should not be sold.
| certify the above to be true and cor
rect extract from The minutes Of said court
IfsFszFN. In testimony whereof, have
ID ESlsAka llicreunlO set my hand and seal Of
jsaid court, at Fayctte, this 25lh
day of July, A. ID. 1886.
c. I. MILES, d. G.
Aug. 2. 25-6w
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23

The Philadelphia, Saturday Courier Is
still continued in its large form, at the samh
price as heretofore. The Philadelphia Mir
ror, being quarto edition Of tic SATURDAY.
Courier, with its increased attractions, alil
printed on the best fine white paper DC ihs
same size asthe New York Albion, viii bc
put at precisely one half the price Of ina.
valuable Journal, viz: Three Dollars per
annum, payable in advance, tilciuding tho
Maps.
WOODWARD g. CLARKE.
4 Philadelphia.
Z 0TThe paper will be sent IN exchange
10 such newspapersas may oblige ushy
publishing our advertisements.
May IS, 1888.
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-23

State Of Mississippi Probate, court June
jefferson county. Term, 1885.
ON application of Il b. Ricketts,. al.
NJ minislatoF ds 50ais non a. tie os-
ale Of Sidney Shaw, decoassd, and It an-
peariug 20 the satisfaction or ihe couFf. that
the estate Of said deceased, is ihsolYent ana
insufficient to pay its debts,
II Is therefore ordered that Thomas 4
Compton, John Ducker. John 6. James, ia.
sePh Montgomery, and John Payne, he ap-
pointed commissioners to report claims a.
gainst the estate ofSidney Shaw; deceased;
A true copy from the minutes,
JAS. ]. COLLIER, C7erE.
July /, 1886. 2I-tf
. UST RECEIVED-A lot Of DOUBLE
MATTRESSES Of good quality, fof
sale lOE, BY b. CAMPBELL.
Lday IL sr fsfE l44ff