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The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-09

BREAD.--{n consequence of the extrayagant price which is noN demanded for wheat flour, attention has been directed 10 the of supef6ne rice flour. One part of this united with three of wheat four makes the most wholesome. aad by far the cheapest family bread It is now extensively osed by the family bakers in N York, and found make superior bread to wheat flour alone. A correspondent in the Connecticut Gourant, states that rice is pure frina nutrmenthat it is per fecy dry and therefore makes bread to the bar rel than any other four It is the most wholesome of all farinaceous substances, being the sole food of mil lions n Asia, where preraeted lives ascrbed to the constant use of this sin2e food. There is no gluten in rice, which makes 1t papabe with no condiment but common sa and fit to eat without 6,e process of fer
 nentation. The difference in he price oftFe two kinds of flour is object worthy the attention oi fan1lles, a barrel of wheat flour ought to contain one hundred and nineysx pounds, and at he present prices, this IS upwards of five cents pound,and his too, being more or less damp, leaves not more than one hundred and ninety pounds of food The rice flour is perfectly dry, is all food, far wholesome, and sells a price somewhat below this rate.--Poulson.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-09

To DRAMATIC WRITERS AND PoErs-A prize of one hundred doilars offered for an address of not less than 60 or oyer 100 lnes be spoken at the opening of the New Theatre, at St. Louis Missouri. Com peors to send to the editor of the St. Louis Bulletin before April 18th, ensuing.
 N. 5. This is the first theatre ever built was of the Mississippi Ev. Star.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-09

The Philadelphia Herald of yesterday says-ssh IS ascertaned hat 72 whg delegates have been elected to the Pennsyvanan State Convention--67 constitute maloritYn
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-09

STRAWBERRIES IN NovEmBER.-Tbe Editor of the Portsmouth N. H. Journal was on Wednesday per mitted to look upon dish of delicious Strawberries, from ihe gaden of Col Hutehlngs of that town The vine produces monthly
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-09

We are gratfed 10 learn that ae specie Circular Las undergone several notifications by the authorities at Washington. In the first place he dsbursina officers
 in the west required not to call for specie from the deposie banks if that measure can be avoded and in the second place. that he land officers are to be allow ed to receive in pay for public lands eirtcates of de- posIte of the deposie banks. Ii IS true these mod
 cations not ali that could be deslred or that the n
 eress of the west demand, but they show an abandon men of the specie experiments which has so severely affected the business andprospeets of he West The certgcates of deposito banks, under the new arrange men we presume, will soon be in market and be sold at large premiums--by which operation brokers and shavers will be able to realize harvest of wealth from the pockets of the farmers of our Sale We hope the present qualifications of the circular will be following by It's entire abrogationso that he business and cur rency of the West may be permitted to take it's usual course, All We require of the general government in this matter is to let alone. The constant tanlper- ing with he currency has had, most injurious effect upon western interests; and in the present case there cannot be reasonable doubt that il has prevented an accession of thousands of emgrants to his state he current season, and the transfer of great amount of capital from the East to Illinois, Springfield Jour.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-09

Specic.---The New Orleans Banks are doing a heavy business in the specie line. The Standard of the l4th ut, notes the folowing-
 "For the Gaslight bank, $5o,oOo in specie was lately forwarded from Matches, and 5o,0o0 more are daily expected. For the Union Bank, $lo0,000 ar rived yesterday from Philadelphia. 0her Banks ex- Peet similar relief separately; but combined they have made an arrangement to import $2000,000 tn specie, from the ports of Mexico, for which they pay by bills drawn on England This with the favorable state of tfe produce market, must soon the pressure the money market, by enabling the Banks to discount freoly--a communication devoaty to be wished"
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-27
PROSPECTUS
weekly newspaper to be published in the
city oT ViCksburg, 10 be entitled
TIE MISSISSIPPI SENTINEL
AND
STATE RfGHTS EXPOSTTOR,
edited and published by
DocT0Es VI. II. GREEN AND JAMES HAGAN.

FHyIIE great and growing resources OF
Mississippi aRd the rapid increase Of
wealth, population and business, seem %
demand aho;her Paper in this City.
The POLITICAL character of this Paper viii
be indicatcd by its title. Ii will advocate
The great principles Of S.ate Rights and
: Stale Remedies, and announce, from the
waite tower every eAcroachment of the
Federal Government on the rights of the
States and the liberties of the People. BY
frequent recurrence of the first principles,
end the doctrines taught by the trainers OF
ihe Constitution, twill endeavor to imparl
peope aG tbs federal q fS s2@RPast Ssi that the
ed 70 resist the advances of despot:3m and
corruption.
The peculiar Institutions Of the South,
and the present crisis, require energy, in
intelligence and Organization on the part of
The People The wealth and luxury Of
Rome only stimulated the rapacity and av
arice ofthe Northern barbarians. We must
not only, individually, become acquainted
with the rights and interests of the South.
but we must effect such union of feeIjno
such physical organization as will defy
the told schemes OF fanaticism and the
wiies oftreacherous demagogues land trans
init to posterity our glorious institutions,
pure as we received them from The hands Of
our forefatiiers.
Though there arc times and circumstan-
ccs when the law may be dispcnded with,
and summary punishment be resortcd TO-
yet we are convinced that Lynch law has
become quite too common all over the
country. 1t has excited furious and san
Culinary spirit at war with civilization, and
injurious t. the prosperity and happiness Oh
or common country. Ithas in many cases
enabled individuals to wreak vcngoancc
for private griefs, at the expense of the
peace and order the community, and the
lifo, probably, of the innocent. The SEMI
hei will uphold the majesty of the laws !.
believing that they ought iofis to be dis
Pensel with ia extreme cases, when public
liberty and life are threatened by the organ
lied bands ofconspifators.
The Sentinel viii uadeaVof to present
$50 tSNuNAHNNiJH suIfI VIEWS lis VIII alu IN |
developing the resources and increasing the
wealth and prosperity Of the State.-4Its
caiumns will lie open at all times to the
Mechanic as Eellas the Merchant OF Plan.
ters and every class of citizens when ilIcir
rights aad interests arc assailed, can pre-
sent their Grievances to the public through
The SentlneE
A portion ofthe paper will be devoted to
llteratuTe, notice new works. aS5e.--.,.---
A portion of Advertising and JOB work
Is expected.
The paper will issue as soon as the re-
Huisite number Of subscribers shall be OBJ
iained.
1Trnns-$5 p6r onnum ifpaiJ in adj,
vance, or $5 at the end ofthc yeat,
Editors and offers favorable to the
establishment Of the SENTINEL, will please
furnish us with the names of subscribers
at as early day as possible. .>
aVicksburg, Sept. Is, 1886. 33
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-27
WOODWARD d. -CLAR E..
Notice.

TIE PUBLIC are forewaned from
trading for a Note of Hand drawn BIZ Stuart
q Cochran, dated 28th April last and made
payable IN the Commercial Bank of Rodney
toJ. J. WooD, for elepea hundred and ninety
aigM dollars 80 cents. The consideration
hlring failed to be complied with, we are
determined not to pay i, unless compelled
by law.
STUART g. COCHRAN.
Rodney, Aug 2, 1896. 25-f -
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-27
NOTICE.

TiRc Undersigned has been constituted
Agent for Mrs. REBGccA SoRRnLL, of Vir-
ginla, by her Power Of Attorney, to collect
whatever moneys may be'duc the estate of
JAMES SoRRELL, deceased. Those indebted
to said estate will please make immediate
payment to me at Rodney, and any persons
having any of his property in possession,
srs earnestly requested todeliver the same
5Qsss.. j. 3. LONG.
=: :. Akadg 25-.f
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-27

II ,ETTEitS Of Executorship having been
l. granted to the undersigned BY sthe
honorable Prohatc Court Of Jefferson Coan-
ty, at the May term thereof, on the estate
of Abram Mayborry, dec'd--Noticc is here
By girea to qll persons indebted to sad
es:ate to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against said estate to
present them within the time prescribed by
Irw, or they will be forever barred.
LUCRErIA MAYBERRY,
Erecutrir
PHILIP @. HUGHES, Executor.
July 8, 1885, 22-3m
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-27
DissOln1Fon a..

Y'he parlnorsh ip hereioforo existing te-
tween the Undersigned, was this day dssolv-
ed by mutual consent The business will
hereafter be conducted under the name and
style of STUARTaud SMITH, who stands
ch1rsoJ wi.A ;ho settlement Of the former
firm. M STUART.
...-...,. S. A. COCHRAN.
Rodney, July 81, 1885 24-f
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-27
Notice.

z DIRsUANF % an order of the II5E.
II Probate Court % JetIssson County, I
shah expose u Public Sale at my house,
live mliesslfon Rgtlhey1on Saturday, the
2Tth day Of August mex. the personal pro-
perty II the fate Sarah Sisson, deceased,
consisting Of horse, bcdapd'bodling, and
some articles Of h1usehold.furailure. Sale
10 conmoneo between the hours Of II A. M.
and 4, Pan. Twelve months credit will
be given, and bond wish good security re-
qnIrcd. ELDRIDGE SlSSON, Admir-.
Rodney. July 70, 1886. 25-f
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-27
-.lLELILsERAToRls MoTT0E-

&AA- Asa AEiaA& &0A-s NOTICE.
hFfE8s Of administration having
been granted to the undersigned bv
the Honorable Proie.e Court Of jefferson
enigou tie Estate Of James SorreL
deed, Those indebted 10 said estate are
faaaesled 70 make immediate payment, and
e p whom the Estate is indebted are
requested 10 present their accounts properly
ssHslenk1caAeds as soon "a pnsslhie.
JsB. LONG, Admir-.
sentsmbeT "a, 1886. 3SLc
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-27
ATTENTION!

RODNEY GUARDS:
" on viii parade on MONDAY, lhe
81 Of October next, in front Of the
Mansion Ilause, armed and equipped ia
dtill uaiform, with three rounds Of cart
ridge. BY order Of the Captain,
J. w. DAVENPORT, O.S.
Sept. 27. 1876
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-27
NEW ESIABLLSHMEyy


7 4 ME Subscriber begs leave to inform
IL his friends and the public that he has
taken tho commodious house recently occu-
pied by Messrs. Stuart and Cochran and is
fitting Itup in superior style as
G0EEEE HOUSE & GaOCEax.
His bar will, at all times, be furnished with
the choicest Vines, Liquors and refresh.
mcnts of every variety.
OYSTERS, and E1;4Dies Of al. A;::nIs, il
their Season.
Families supplied with fine Wines, Cor
.dials, &c, by the dozen or single bottle.
From his long experience ia the business
and prompt attention, he confidently invites
pubic patronage.
PRICbNOE.
RoAncy, Aug, 90, 1886. 2R-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-27
NOTICE.

|H7IlE PUBLIC are hereby cautioned
L. from trading for the following notes of
hand drawn by Murphy and Bcrry--to vii
One note for one thousand dollars, duo on
the first of January, l837-another Cor The
same amount, due on the LIST Of January.
1888, and another for tie Ike sun, due } oii III
the lst Of january, 1889, all of which are
made payable to James Z. Priest. The
conditions Of said notes having gfailed 10 be
complied with, we are detefmiraed not e.
pay them, uhlesscompelledb by law.
MURPHY & BERRY.
Rodney, Aug. 81, 1895. 29z4ts /!
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-27

4 IN .fclN The application of Eliza. III. G.
q j. NJ f'ff1gaii; Guardian of Thnnlas f
Baker and Everett Green Blker, minor
heirs OF Thomas Baker, deceased, praying
permission to sell certain tract of land
containing about three hundred acres, lying
in Jefferson county, in that part of said
county known as the "MarYland Settle
ment;" and ii being represented to the court
that il woali be to tho interest of said MI
nors to sell said tract of land 1t is, there
fore, ordered by the court that citations issue
TO all persons interested in said real estate,
reqpiring ;'fom to be and appear at a regu-
laT term OF the Probate Court, to be holden
at the Court House, in and for the county
Of jefferson, on the fourth Monday in Aa-
gust next, to show cause, if any they can,
why said tract Of land should not be sold
| certify !he above to be trus and cor
rect extract from the minutes of said court,
,<57FgTlN IN testimony whereof, havo
IE3 E.4@ hcroun'o set my hand and seal of
jsad court, at Fayet'c, this 25th
day Of July, A. D. 1896
G. I. MILES, D, c.
Ang.2. 25-6w
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-27

49, Undersigned, having purchased
st9e e9llfs stock Of goltz. formerly owned
q Alison g. Snyder, leave 10 inform
iIFsir friends and The pubic ia general, that
tlfdy llaEe associated themselves tnqosher
gettr the irm Of Lape x Snyder, and hope,
.fR' 'IsHg experience and Unremi:tcd alien
noH' - merit portion Of public patronage.
w. LAPE,
LAZY s, 1886. - 23@if
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-27
LAPE g. SNYDER

.HAyE JUST RECEIVED a large and
- = well-selected assortment Of SPRING
and SUMNER CLOTHING, Summer
Boots aud Shoes, together with a general
collection ofarticles adapted to The season.
Rodney, May s, 1885, I5-y,
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-27
a general assOrtmento Of
CLOTHING:


sUeH AS
Black and blue cloth aud Kentucky leans
Coats; striped cashmere pants, assorted; fine
vests, sc. &c.
TOGETHER WITH
al and 7-S Lowell domestios; Blankets white
and red Flannels, and good article of New
York plaid Linseys; Irish Linens; dark and
light Ginghams; Cambries, Jackonet, corded
Musins, Null do, figured and plain; Blond,
Marlnoes, "a superior artioac) assorted colors
Bombazetts and Bombazines aud Circa. slams; a
superior article Of black and light silk, Challys,
&c.
Also, an assortment of
HARDW ARE AND CUTLERY,
Rasset Brogans Of all sizes; Ladies' and Gents.
Shoes, assorted, Gents. Boots, &c. &C. HATS,
black, while and drab, Of the latest fashion; an
-~Ndra-1ean of tiLll Ellr Cans atc
we nave, also, Just received from New York
fine selection of JewFllry, consisting of gold
and silver Lever Watrhes, Gold Chains. Watch
Keys, Finger Rings, and Breast Pins. Also,
Pistols, Bowie Knives and Arkansas Toothpicks
TOGETHER wITH
A LOT OF SADDLERY.
All of which they offer low for cash. or on nc.
commodatnS terms TO punctual customers.
LAPE & SNYDER.
"o"Nhf, NcPt', ~, 1886. 32-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-27
- PHILADELiIHA mo.

I E He splendid patronage awarded to the
( Philadelphia Saturday Courier, induces the
editors 70 commence the publication, under
the above lille, of a quarto edition oftheir
popular journal, 50 long known as tho larg-
4 tFamiy Newspaper 10 tho United States,
( ~llh a list ct near TH NTT-SfX TH0US-
AND SUBSCRlBERS.-The new feature
recently introduced of furnishing their rea-
'ieFs- -'siiil new baaks az lae best literature
ct ihe day y,haylng proved 50 emineuily sue
cesStui, the plan will Be continaed. Six
volumes Of Tie celebrated writings of Can
tam Mrrryaii, and sixIv-fiyo Of Mr. Brooks
valuable Letters from Europe have alreadv
been published without Interfering with it
news and miscellaneous reading. Ths
sourier fs the largest AMI cheapest family
newspaper ever Issued in this country, con
inning articles in Literature. Science. and
Arts; Internal Improvement; Agriculture;
IN short the every variety oftnpics usually
In'radHced into a public iosrnal. Giving
t.iil accounts Of sales, markets, ana news Of
lhc laiest dates.
Il is published at the.low price Of 50.
For this small sum suLscriL ers retyalaaJts
and enortaiuing nl'tter, each week enough
70 iiil a commaa b0tk ofs201 p.ges, and
eq4d 70 So yshimes year, aAd which Is
es'ima'ed TO lie read ,aecISly, byat least twl
mpdred thousand people, scat:erel in ali
parif oftho country from Maino 10 Florida,
and from ne sea boar.llo ;he lakes. !.
|. .Ihe ALBANY Mercury Of M4rch 16'h,
1885, SAYS, ''sile Saturday aC5mler, is de-
fclaediys5be test Family Newspapers ever
pdttisfed n ms. o. NY 'othercoJntfy ants
lls yalsegis duly ap2reeilted by ihe public
FL we may fssge ffoifi IFS vast circulation
which exceeds 25,000 per week! Its con
tents are agreoibly yrfied, and each number
Contains more really valuable reading mat
ter than is published in week in any daily
paper ifllhc Unioa--Itr ntqtnrnoth dimen-
slons enable lis enterprising propietors,
Messrs. WooUwARD & CIARxr, Of Pbila-
.de!phia, to re-publish III rs c5Eslnns, in the
course Of a year, several sf the most inter-
.esiing new works TINT issue from the British
press; which cannot fail to give. 10 It per-
manent Interest. .anJ realeg. il worthy Of
preservation. TO mes lie wishes there
fore Of saeh Of ihefr sssgil Us a. desire., +.
have their n'itilI6rs bsin tb6y flaYE deter
miaed on isspingAn 5editt,n Of the Couriac-
IL equaao form which will render it much
more Convenient Cor reading when it j..
bound ii a volsmo, and thus greatly en-
aucc is value"
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-27
Slaerif1''s Sale.

Samuel A. Mason,) BY VIRTUE Of the
= rs. above Writ of Ven. Elk.
Waggoner & Cole. to me directed, as She
riff OF Jefferson Cvunty, | shall expose at
Public Sale to the highest bidder, for ready
mon?y5at 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 the right, title and interest
in and toa certain tract Or parcel of land w.
ing on The bank of The Mississippi river, six
teen miles below Rodney, in said county, of
said defendants, to satisfy plaintiffs claim
and all costs.
PHILIP 0. HUGHES.
July 2G 2I9T-
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-27
NOTCE.

\. INUIICL.
EkNllE Subscriber, intending to be absent
u from the State for a short time, has an
pointed lonN PAYNl, Esq his agent, who il
duly authorized TO attend to the business of
HARRIS, KELLY, Geo., HARRIs g. LApE,
and lns own individually, during his alb
sence, LEVI &. HARRIS
houAey' JaIy e, 1885. %1-tE
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-27
GOODS,

SSSs%h'g
adapted to the present andapproaching sea.
s.n-consisting Of =
Fancy and staple Dry Goods; Hardware, and
CutlC~y; Gin Bands aud SGldlcry, SwTfchcs
and Whips; Clothing for men and BOYS. Hats
Caps, Bonncts and Turbans, Negroes Russct
lBtrogans (bcst Jersey make;) Boots, Bro! !An.,
Shoes, Pumps and Slippers, Super Travelling
Trunks and Carpet Bags; Books and Sht7
tIonary; Supeftat Glass and Queenswarc
Looking Glasses; Willow Baskets and Wood
ware; Heavy SCOrCH BAGGING. fourty.
four inces wide; Super Gold and silver Lever
Watches; Jewciry, Plated Castors aud Can
Gie Sticks; Silver and Shell Combs, Silver
FORKS and Spoons; best lanes River Chewing
Tobacco, Smoking do, Spanish Scgars md
M1ccouba snuff Lemon Syrhp& Linn, ,Juiee ;
Cider a'nl Wine VinegarSiIyefranIic Cement
Fine Table, saltin boxes, Pickles (assorted 4
Caprrs and Olives; Sperm, Linseed and Cas-
tor sweet Oils; Sperm Candles and Boston
=, soap; an assortment of Groceries. sc. &e. K
Rodney, Aug. 30, 1886. - 20y
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-27
SE.5 Z. II

ST Q - II
AN the III, inst, from the subscriber
Y y A SMALL CALF-SKIN POCK EFT,
BOOK containing about sirteea dollars in
money, and sundry notes of hand, viz: One
on Mrs. Mary Pipes for four hundred dot
tar$, ln faYorof David Pipes s,and by him en-
dorsed, and due the first day of January
next. One note on ~ c. Hall, for one haa-
tired and fifteen dollars, due the first Of
January next. One on George and Lewis
Nance for ninety do!!2rs due fist oi January
next.
One on Mr.. Frisby, for tpcaty,tom do!
lars, due the first Of january next. Also, IA
receipt written against note Of - Rus
sell, for forty dollars.
A liberal reward viii 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 T. FORT.
Rodney, Aug, %, 1886. 2s-3w
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-27
TIE QUARTO EDITION.

Under the htln Of tho PHrLADzLPurA
MIRRoR, viii commence with the pubiiea-.
ton of the Prize tate, to which was award
ed the prize Of Sl80, written by Miss. Les
lie, editor IF the splendid Annual the Token
and author of Pencil Sketches and ohoFs
valuable contributions to American Li.eray
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-27

LA P9 & SNYDER
A RE now receiving from New York and
- Philadelphia n large and general assurt-
ment Of GOODS, consisting in part cf
Black, blue, grey and striped Cassimerss and
CaSsinettsi
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-27

FpALLANfINE & NELSON have oa
- hand good assQgtmentof PRODUCE
WHICH they will sell low for 'Sash-Corr
Flour, Wt.iskey, SC. &c.
Nay 6 ls-a
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-27
IAMRS- ALLISON
Rodney, Sept G, 1890 soft

State of Mississippi,( Probate Court-Yacation
Jefferson County. before Sept. Term, 1886.
TO ALL PERSONS interested in the
lands, tenements and hereditaments Of John
Coleman, miuor-Greedng:
You are hereby cited to be and appear
before the Probate Court, at a regular. term
thereof, to be holden at the Court House in
and for jefferson County, ON the fodClh
Monday in Octohar next, to shew cause, il
any you can, why an order should not be
made by said Court to sell all ilio real estate
of said mino', to wit: about Ave hundred
acres Of land lying in said county, adjoining
lands Of Colonel 7. B. Harrison, ana o.bers.
By order Of John NJ Whitney, Juj5 5e Of
Probate, in vacation
! do hereby certify the above TO be a true
extract from the original order.
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-27

G sss; Witness my hand ami seal Of
] kbRY said court this 24th day Of As-
- gIst, A. d., 1886.
G. T. MILES, D. Crk.
Aug. 80. 29-6s'
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-27
BLAIR EEITS
PLANTATION EOP N1Lr

PLANIAIIO-N FOR SAFE.
VIE Subscriber wishes to sell the plan
y tatlon he formerly resided on, contain
ing TWO HUNDRED ACRES of first
rate GUILE HILL LAND, which is not
surpassed, IN point of fertility of soil, healthy
situation, &c. by any land in the state,
There arc on this place, very comfortable
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-27
NurIrecsboroagh, July 8, 1885.
fArkanStj3 Eaactte.1
Valuable Land for SGtEC,

V0SayGOEe Land for S09c,
THE Subscribers Offer for sale in Rankin
County, 375 acres oF as good land as any in
the county, situated about IA miles from
Jackson and four from Brandon. Persons
wishing to purchase will please apply to
John I. Spencer at Brandon, or to the sub
scrlbers at Rodney.
GRIFFGNG & CAROTHERS.
Aug.2 25-,f
State of Mississippi,l Probate Court, July
Jefferson County. Term, 1886. =
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-27

State Of Mississippi PROBATE, court June
jefferson county. Term, 1896.
I'M application Of r .. Ricketts,, adj
Y y ministrator Dc boais non on The es-
tate of Sidney Shaw, deceased, and it ap-
pearing to the satisfaction Of the cohrt, that
The estate Of said deceased. is insolycnt and
insufficient to pay its debts,
II is therefore ordered, that Thomas A.
Compton, John Dlcker, John q. james, Jo-
seph Montgomery, and John Payne, be ap-
pointed commissioners to report claims a.
ganst the estate Of Sidney Shaw, deceased.
A true copy from the minutes,
JAS. J. COLLIER, CLERK.
July |, 1886. 2l-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-09-27

JCsIiUA is abon; 30 years ofaso, G lcat
high, dark complexion, with large whisl.ers
talks ra'heSslow.r# - -.
CHARLOTTE Is atout 2S years of acc,
dark co'os; has high cheek bones: round
sliolildered; talks quite lively when calm;
but, Syhesques!iopetI, rather mTe cautious.
She Aas a stoppage in hers speoch and h@s
several ta1Fks oflhe whip.
BEN is abolt lectS ideios high rather
Of a light complexioa; talks mild md tol5r.
abl yfas', and walksprety smart
BAidA is somewhat lighter in color th2n
Ben, and Ualks very straight. "a
JOSHUA took with him two suits of
clothingj qnetlue coal one g;ngham round
aboni; .ole--p pair Of blue panialnons; one
pair OF lack, do. enc do. Go. yellow nan
teeh d'zs one d,ffk HJwcrcd siiizayest; !. one
cap and straw h1t
The two gids had with them several new
calico dress prtterns and shoes, and other
articles, too tedious TO mention.