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The native American., 1837-09-23

EcNOCH TUCKER, Merchant Tailor, doors cas-
AL of Browns Hotel has Just received his fall supply
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and VESTING s. which have
been selected with The and be recommended
as equal # not snperinr, TO anv in the couny..
The OF the PubIc particularly invited to lot
French Ci,s verv desirable article, and generally esteem
cd account of their durability OF colour and beauty finish
Members Of Congress- strangers, and citizens requested
10 call and examine the goods Orders for cotng will
be executed in the usual style Of the establishment I
Ok y N
The native American., 1837-09-23
THE EFFECTS or PRECIPITATION are fan
eifnlly illustrated in the following parable from tho.

THE EFFECTS or PRECIPITATION are fan
efny illustrated in the following parable from tho
East:
81 have heard that king OF rcrsia had favorite
hawk. Being one day on hunting party with his
hawk upon his head. deer started up before him he
lei the hawk fly, and following with great eaoerness
till at length the deer taken The conrtiers were
oil left behind in the chase The king being Thirsty.
rode about in quest Of water, till having reached the
foot Of mountain. he discovered some tricklnu down
from the rocks. He took little cap out OF his ouvcr.
and held it catch the water Just when the c,p was
filed ard he was going 10 drink, the hawk shook his
pinions and overset the cn' The king was vexed !,
the accident. and again applied the cup to tile hole in
the rock. When the cup was leplenishe6, and he
was lifting it TO his mouth, the hawk clapped his
wings, and threw il down. at which the king was 50
enrared that he flung the bird with such force auains
the ground that he expired.
AT this time the table-decker came up IIc took ?
q napkin out Of his budget, wiped the cup, ard was
going TO give the king some water dirk. The kline
said he had great inclination to taste the pure wate
that distilled through the rock, but not having patience
to wait for its being collected by drops, he ordered the
tabledecker TO 20 to tho top Of The mountain and iii
the cup at the fountain head.
The table-decker having reached the ton Of Tho
mountain, saw large dragon lying dead at the sprino
and his poisonous fnam mixing with the water i'll, IN
trops through the rock He descended, related ihe
fact to the king and presented him with cup CT cold
water out OF his fagon.
When the King lifted the cup to his lps tho tca,.
cnsbed from his eyes. lie then related to the table
Jecke, the adventures Of the hawk, made MANY rp6cc
lions upon the destructive consequences of precpilanc,
and thcugLsessness, and during the remainder OF b
life the arrow of regret was continually ranking il
his breast.
The native American., 1837-09-23

The Amete,ir Boat Club Gull, arrived from their OK.
eurajon 10 Philadelphia. last evening. The Other Clubs
ef tho Association ia this city, went down the Bay Il
escort The Gull up from whence The whole returned tc
Castle Garden, forning beautiful aquatic procession
The effect q&alich was much heightened by a bill.
lam, moonlight eyeniog.--N Il &dr
The native American., 1837-09-23

|VWTM. II. ELbIOT.-ATchifcct and Engineer
wv No 10, City Hall. coa,nncs 10 mike Designs on
y avings a Public and Private Billdiaga s.,s
The native American., 1837-09-23

4 LEES Lottery and Exchange Office, S Doors
IN. Of the National Hotel, Penns, lvania Avenue
where he keeps constantly hand fine selection Of Tick
cts, in all the various Lotteries drawing under tile man
asenent Of ID. Gregory, 4 Co.
All orders prompy attended to-.
The native American., 1837-09-23

NOTICE.-A Silver Watch, which folnc bv gen
IN emen, has been left with me, wrh the owner can
have by calling my office the Bank Washington;
proving his property and paying for this
B X. MORSELL., j. p.
ang 26-tf Washington City, j. c.
The native American., 1837-09-23

LHRENCH LESSONS. Mons. Abadie has the honor
inform the ladies and gentlemen of this City and ,cn-
ty that he continues give lessons in his native Ian
guagc, at his private families aud acaemes,
moderate price. For particulars amply at this Office l
Abaies French Grammar, and Course of French Licra-
ture for sale all the bookstores.
The native American., 1837-09-23

~ X. OFFU,FT, House, Sign and Ornamental Painter
~. 11h street, Pennsylvania Avenue. s
Blockle,'er signs and gliding, executed in the best style
aug 26 3m
The native American., 1837-09-23

A COOK WANTED, one who under r.tands French and
n American Cooking will be preferred. Apply at the
flce Of the Native American. - tas
The native American., 1837-09-23

A HOUSEKEEPER WANTED, who can come well
recommended Apply the Office of the Native American
ON the Pennsy yvania Avenue.
The native American., 1837-09-23

w the public that lie continues execute Engraving
al its various branches, also Copperpste printing. 0
aug 1Q--U
E.OFAf AND CABINET WARE-ROO OOMS.-,Iho
~ subscribers re ccttuy nloi ueir friends and The
public generally TINT they have on hand and VIII manufacture
to order, a&l# eE fR4 Fo
CABINET FURNITURE AND SOFAS Ri3
or all kinds Mt the shortest notice, and on the most reason
allie terms Persons furnishing y III do well 10 give US
c, ~ or Wn,- Ron, Pennsylvanm Avenue, between tho
Capitol Gate and Railroad depot i4s
Our stock on hand consists OF aat bff
sofas Lounges, and Sofa l1edsteads
Column and plain Sichoarls aEv tYfI E 41g
.ilcssi,r Column and plain bureaus
Centre Dining, Side, Pier, Card aud IcaSfas, Tables
Mahcpany, Maple and Poplar Be,ls,cais
Ladies' Cabinets Bookcases t Httte f8t
War,lrobcs, Wassands #st "a
Mnhogahy, Rocking ard Parlor Chairs
Aud every other ~ icle W The Cub,ct line. III t1'
Furniture repaired aud old h taken ~ exchange fo
new Funerals attended TO, aud every requisite furnished,
tia "a" h G. w. DOM " CO
N. b. Individual notes taken In ,men, Of dsh,s, Tor
Furniture. Ef
mgfo-N
TDOOK AND JoB PRINTING, neatly rsscNtaA
The native American., 1837-09-23

WM7M. w. BANNERMAN, respectfully informs
Wv the public that lie continues execute Engraving
All its various branches, also Copperplste printing :
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-21
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
A r the last August Term of the Hon. the
"a Probate Court Of Jefferson County
letters of Administration were granted to the
undersigned on the Estate of JOHN Gill
CHRIST, decd. Notice is therefore here
l,y given, to those indebted TO said Estate to
make Immediate payment. and to those
having claims against said Estate,to prescn
them duly authcnticed within tire time pre-
scribed by Inv, or they will be forcve
barred.
GEO. TORY, Amir.
October ri, 1887 35-tf.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-21
To Planters.

ALTHOUGH oar warehouse In Natcbez
is open. We have established, fur the COVE
uience Of the Planscr>-a Temporary counsans
ron:n nj The new hcEisc heson5iE- To Mr.
Thonas e. Ellis. near the White Hose Ia
veru. on the 2nd creek rad We VIII also
supply basgins. rope or S,sch os;,er articles
as are required. BY having snEsc given s0
send to town ior ficm-and wcwisi receive
and forward Tn Nsrc.scz any Coston whsch
the planters do m, wish 10 hassi there
Those from the Pine Ridge and Wss1-
ingtnn Roads, havin. business with ~ can
90 through hy Mrs-Rnxam;ns<. Au<sia Wsk
Iiamlss and John Ros,ihss! and thse fruu
the old courthouse road can conn = hy DO
late Robert Moorss place. and thsuasA BY
Col. A. l. Bngamanss-shC<e pcrsuas hav-
ing kindly gives their peruisssna m shas
purpose. w. & R. RERalDAY & On
October -, 1897 2au~
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-21
6r the Roiney Standard.
,lNE-O2 HUMAN MISERY.

F6r the Rofney Standard.
LINE-O2 HUMAN MISERY.
sorrows tear
ting down her withercd check,
b.Cct of despair
|had caused her heart to break.
! wreck of earthly peace,
device betrayed, besuiicd;
caused all joy to cease
b, hut only coidiy smil'd.
|ro soft, no genial raw,
ke passion in her soul;
hope had passed away
the dregs Of mis'ry's bowl.
kininess mov'd her heart,
sladncss filed her eye;
y fx'd his rankin. dart
lent not its sympathy.
hrr sorrow like n fame,
to that fame applied;
fo curse mans b'ackcn'd name.
wi'h'd that she had died.
FORE the cruel stroke
hrr lofiiest hope so low,
Prd of friendship broke,
world became her foe.
PIETA.
Soy y, 1897.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-21
1850 IT'D ~

TIE co-par'nership heretofore existinr
between Knight s. Medley, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Persons hav-
ing claims against said firm will present
them to J. M. Knight, as he alone is
charged with the settlement of the transac-
tons of tho late firm. Those indebted to
said firm will also make settlement with J
M. Knight, he being authorized to reccip,
for and settle the same.
]. II. MEDLEY,
J. II. KNIGHT.
Rodney, Nov. l6, 1887 2-f
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-21

N ~ Il 4 IL
EDURSUANr to an order of the Hon. the
Il Probate Court Of Jefferson County, t.
us granted, on the, 4th Monday of May
ls37,wewill expose to the highest bidder
the following
LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND.
being the real estate of Duncan Nc Llurin
decd. to witt -Four hundred acres (be the
same more or iess,) lying, and being sit,.a-
ted in Jefferson County, on the middle fork
ofthe Homochitto, bounded East by Daniel
K. Wilkinson, South by Richard Thames,
North by Daniel BIker.
Sale to take place at the Court House in
Fayette, on the first d,y of January 1893
on credit of one and two years.
PETER Nc LAURIN, Admir-,
REBECCA Nc LAURIN, Adm'x.
Oct.3 81 st
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-21
r E. r nj S

The SOUTHERN MECHANIC will be print
ed on double medium sheet, with good
type, published every Saturday morning, at
FIVE DOLLARS per annun, payable IN
advance, or SIX DOLLARS if payment is
deferred to the end of the year. 1t is IN
tended to issue the first number ON Satur-
day, the 9th ofJannary, next.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted on the usual
terms.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-21
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
ERIN MIC.
A Weekly Newspaper. to be pu biished
in the City OF Vicksburg.

weekly Newspaper. to be pu biisled
in thc City OF Sicksburg.
EDITED BY JOHN J. HAMILTON
custom, that most potent all law-giv-
~ ers, has imposed upon every indivdu
al who offers new periodical to the patron
age of the public the necessity of giving
something in the form of what is commonly
termed a prospectus, containing program
me of the nature of the undertaking IN
which he is about to embark, and brief cy-
pc i,ion of the views entertained by him in
relation to the subjects of which he pro-
poses to treat.
In compliance with this we'll established
usage, we will endeavor to explain as con-
cisely as possible what is intended to be the
chara cter of the paper the publication OF
which we are about TO commence.
The SOUTHERN MECHANIC will, as its
name denotes, be devoted to the support of
the interests, thu advocacy ofthe rights, and
the Improvement of the mental and physical
condition Of those who have devoted their
lives TO the pursuit of the mechanic arts, as
well as of all others who obey the scriptural
Injunction that man should s'earn his bread
by the sweat of his brow.'' In the pursuit
of these objects we shall, however, studious-
ly avoid every thing like attempting to IN
fringe upon the rights or oppose the success
of those who are engaged in pursuits differ
ent from those which occupy the attention
of that class of the community for whose
special benefit our enterprise is undertaken.
The time has gone by when intelligent men
could be induced to believe that the interests
L I. l. Of on
posed to those Of the rest of their fellow
citizens Or if such an opinion is still en-
tertained at this enlightened day, we are
proud to say that ours are not among
the number of those minds who feel and
acknowedg its influence. We are firmly
convinced that the interests of the great
mass of Mechanics are perfectly compatible
and intimately identified with s't!le greatest
| good of the greatest number"-and we have
but little faith in the honesty and intelil-
gcnce of those who would cndeavor to pro
pagate an opposite opinion
| With the personal rancor and soullcss
party hostility which characterizes and dis
braces so many of the periodicals Of the
present day, we desire TO have as little con
nexion as possible. The support of princi
pies, and not the elevation to Office of par
ticuIar men, is and VIC trust ever will be
our end and aim; but should VIC ever be
come SO recreant as to desert tho STANDARD
of tr.th and justice and enis: under the ban
ner of unprincipled man ,oorship. we shall
doubtless incur, as VIC shall deserve, tn
heavy penalty of,hc withdrawal OF all con
fidcnce IN as by the honest and inte!ligen
of every sect and part.
w. f. STANTON,
Publisher and Proprietor
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-21
DISSOLUTION.

yEyIIE Partnership heretofore existing be-
a tween Abner Smaley and A l..
Russell. under the name of Smalley & Rus
sell. has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent, and tho said Smalley stands charge
with the settlement of the business OF the
establishments. ABNER SMALLEY-
"A. l.. RUSSELL.
Waterproof, La. July !, 1927 22-tf
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-21
5 ,,orsican shook his head

<insly. :, tho consul to Bartolo-
bcre IN : 10, moddle with the aft
sc WI, ,.o,,r estates to be purchased
t,'s' :; y t;'sins opportunity will Use, see
and az, a. FIR YOU. But no more oil the
Fb' d sesmember there are no noun !"
j. h? l, f'aris; and if you handle
|af to h here, you cannot expect a
!n'I' IIs,onld not dare to grant.
F'ic1 , ,;,;zcn is protected by the
F''iy .,s d kes justice into his own
u,n said BarioIomco, taking
well, veil. anil grasping it. 'We are
h D.. ,nI tie name of Piombo.'
bic an, d"' brow of the Cors'can rel,
'Ias' s and he looked around
''s ,.o and caarpIacency.. ;,
s''s -, badly off here remarked
h nfe a., n'' as if he should like to live
u = : = mon Yourself to be the most
D.y and to have Il palace OF your
!, ', e., s,il B,napar'c, measuring
f' Us, the figure and proportion OF
i shall often have occasion
FH". me 20 find IL devoted friend
IsIrIi.y csn reply
s',.nsnor,e burst from the ample
p,ombo He held out his hand
|. consul and SAID.
| : still something of the Cors'can
[ T., smiled, as he silently exam
n,,0 who brough, back to him, as
hreath of his native ground; OF
Fl where he had been received
=, enthusiasm Oh his return from
| ! wb;ch he was destined never
;.aboJd. lie made siga to his
[5o took with him Bariolomoo di
Lncien inquired with much kind
|, rbc state Of the finances of the
ofbis family. Piombo took the
The interior to n window, and
/, his wife and Ginevra seated
|ocb If stones. He then said,
| me her on feet from Fontain-
arc absolutely pcnniless.'
raye his purse to his conntrymln
Kim 70 come to his hotel the next
|ro consult abolt the means to be
b secure his property. Bartolo-
/ with hope and happiness, rcjoin-
|fe and GlncVra.
Eening The cxiles obtained q ref
b, and the protection of the frs.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-21

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Circuit COwt-June Term 1897.
John d. james
Pat X. Norris.
THE Attachment in this case having
been returned duly executed, and the de-
PENDANT failing to appear and give special
bail, or plead herein,-!t is ordered, by the
Court, that unless the said defendant do APP
pear here on or before the first day of the
next December Term 1887, of this Court,
give special bail and plead herein, Judge
ment final by default, will be rendered
against him and the estate attached be sold.
And it is further ordered. that a copy of
this order with a specification of the cause
of action and amount of claim due from
defendant to plaintiff, be published for four
weeks in the Southern Telegraph, publish
ed at Rodney, and that all proceeding here
in be stayed until the next term of this
z=Tax.N Court.
D E0E Given unded my hand and seal
sLSg ofoffice this l7hday of Oct. 1887
JAS. ]. COLLIER, elk.
Bv G.. r. MILES, ID c.
Wilcox. Atty for Pif.-Oct> 81 80 At
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-21

TIE uu.lersisued are authasssed b par
chase Cotton Of god qsalisy f.r. Do gtss-
tiers Of Adams, Jefsr>Oo and WslklnH1
counties, ON arc nm o ths Asrsrs1fura
Baak Of Mississippi Thoss Plaasess -
posel to sell wall oblige Us BY addressing -
through the Post Othce.or 4 tl,ey sena ysrds
to do 80 10 our counting ronm q Ne !. e.
Ellis 5 house, near the White Hoes 1svesa,
% Second creek soad. uua The racciFt
|of statement Of the numberpf Bsicss sod
uheu and where de6sershfe, We wal assend
SD hAvs itGunmiucd ADD weighed - cooe:
The B,nk IN taks 0,hAu n Faynen q
notes discunsed~ xE
VIM & RIO. FSGRIDAY = ca :
0r+Any comnu1Se.sian lsa = fAuvEs
& FA.Szwoxrnk, Rnd1cys vid Be stsesd-
cd to.
Natclss., oesoser -. 1881. -
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-21
NEW BOOKSf NEW STATIONARY!
NEW FANCY GOODS!

WHOLESALE IND RETAIL
THE undersigned respectfully inesx.s
his friends and the public that be has
returned from the North ard = nov rcceiv-
ing and opening fresh supply e the above
articles, which he offers for sale nj his usual
low prices. T. b. HIGGINS,
BnlseIlcr and S,afssaes,
Main. near Westinghouse.
TThc Jackson Mi>sisSippiso, Clinton.
RAYMOND, Manchester, Rodney and Grand
Gulf papers viii please give the above three
Insertions and send their bis for payment.
Vicksbur., Oct 9. 35-S F. q. III.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-21
P R . D UCE.

? R 0 D UCE,
Z markets Of New Orleans and
u t1rnlSh. They hope by their
|en'''n to business, to receive
PIlc patronage.
G. w. BONE.
|. JOHN McGlNLEY.
II" y, 1897 2-tf
engagements to us on commits
wise, will receive DIR strict
3. 81 MEG.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-21
IauCe House.

Zee, have purchased the we'll
|PAShmont formerly occupied by
|crtker. on Con.nercc-street,
|"''i keep on hand Il constant
Supply of
@ N>s-@ r-S
~ I. zS ~ "a = - .Gu
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-21
NOTICE

-
~ virtue of an order Of the Honorable
- the Probate Court of the Claiborne
county made on Monday the 9th dav OF
April last, will sell mt public sale on
SATURDAY 9th Day Of JANUARY
next, 1889 at the court house door in Port
Gibson, the following t,acts of land situated
in Claiborne county, of the following des-
cription to wit:
A TRACT OFLA,VD
situated on the waters ofth Main Blyon
Pierre between Port Gibson and BruinsbIrg.
now in the possession of Mrs, f. Ii ,rmon,
containing
THREE HUNDRED ARPENTS.
Also tract of LAID containing
THREE HUNDRED TWENTY
Acres, on the waters of Big Black River on
"A Bayou known as "Gln's Bayou one
mile and half South ola place known as
"Uants Einn
A Tract Of LAND on James Greek
decided by III. Harmon, Tax collector, to T..
Mcdonald l4th MN, 1913, and re-deeded
by Ma Donald to Harmed on the same day,
said tract contains
ONE HUNDRED ACRES
Also
A TRACT OF LAND CONTAINING
l63 ACRES,
situated on the he nd of ssWidows Creek" be-
ing in the South East corner of the Ezra
Mccall tract.
Also
On MONDAY, 9Th day of JANUARY
next, at the cnur; house door In the town of
Fayctte, in Jefferson county,
A TRACT OF LAND CONTAINING
24O ARPENTS,
situated in said county, on the waters Of
"Coles Creek" distant abou, one mile from
Fayet.e, confirmed to the legal representa-
tives of Christian Braxton, by the board of
Commissioners, on the 18Th May, 1905.
Said lands belong to the Estate of Hcze-
kiah Harmon, deceased, and are decreed to
be sold by said court, on the ground, that it
will be for the interest Of the heirs and legal
representatives of said Harmon.
GFSaid Lands will he sold on a credit of
one and two years, from the days of sale,
the purchaser or purchasers giving notes
payable in the Planters Bank at Port Glib
son, with good and sufficient security to be
approved by the administrator,
SIIEM THOMPSON, admir-.
'sde bonis non'' of Hezekiah Harmon, de-
ceased.
Oct. 81 st
FThs Port Olson Southernor and Rod
ney Telegraph, will inserr the above until
the day of sale ,and send their accounts to me.
SEIEM THOMPSON.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-21

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Jefferson County.
Circuit Court--June Term, 1897.
Compton, Warren q MccaII;) Attachment
William Newbaker. $685. 81.
The Attachment in this case having been
returned duly executed, and the defendant
having failed to appear and give special bail
or plead herein-It is ordered by the Court,
that unless the said defendant do appear
here on or before the first day of the next
December Term, 1887, of this Court, give
special bail and plead herein, Judgment f.
nal by default, will be rendered against
him, and the estate attached be sold
And it is further ordered, that COPY of
this order, with specification of the cause
OF action and the amount of claim due the
plaintiff from defendant, be published for
six weeks successfully in the s'Southern
Telegraph" published at Rodney, and that
all further proceedings herein be stayed
N5syFss until the next term of this Court
ia 1851 Given under my hand and
seal of office, this 2nd Novem-
Der, 1887.
JAS. J. COLLIER, CPk,
BY G. L. MILES, d. Cl'k.
November Ia, 1887 Low
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-21
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

AD-HIIVio M OK > NOIICE.
q FILTERS of Administration having
b 4 been granted to the undersigned by
The Hon. the Probate Court of Jefferson
County at the last September Term on the
Estate of James S. Watson, therefore all
persons indebted to said Estate are respect
fully requested to come forwar! and make
settlement immediately; and those having
claims will present them within the time
prescribed by law duly authenticated.
NATH'L A. WATSON, Admir-.
October 81, 1897. 366t.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-21
OAKLAND COLLEGE.

A MEETING nj the Bard Of Trustees
IA of oakland College. was called On tho
10Th of September 1897, IN coo<e9aeace
Of the death Of the Revd- q. s. Hincklcv.
Professor OF Languages. which occurred in
the city Of Natchex. On the 18th inst. Tho
vacancy in the faculty. occassouei by tbs
death Of Mr. Hinckiey, was flied hy fem.
poray appointment, until a permanent APP
pointment can be made
THOMAS FREEr.AND.
Sep. ed 81 Seesy. u the Board
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-21

Said boy is Is or 20 years old, black
complexion, about 5 feet 8 or 10 inches
high, his voice is rather fine for man of his
size and age, and very slender made. :
The above reward will be gwen In any
person delivering said negro to me or con
fining him in any jail SO that can get hiu
again, and aIl expenses paid -
WILLIAM NEYIkzHS9l
Millikins Bend, Aug2 %, 1887. 3i-5u
=. The Memphis Enqpairer, Grand Gul
Advertiser, Rodney Telegraph and Match
ez Courier will plesse publish the ahov'
three mortl,s aud forward their accounts 10
collection. Vicks6arg Register
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-21
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
" O II I t. T.

~ O TIC E.
II ETTERS. tes.amentary having beer
"a granted to the undersigned Executor of
the Estate of RUSH MUTT, deceased, at
the special Term of the Probate Court of
Jefferson county, held on Saturday the 9th
day of September, 1887 ,--Notce is hereby
given TO all persons indebted to said Estate
to make Immediate payments, and those
having claims TO present them, duly au-
thentlcated, within the time prescribed by
law.
HALLER MUTT,
Executor.
Copt / 1877 2,fp,tc
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-21
"A yea.tisc rsacsst.

q BEG leave to inform the old friends
{ and customers of the late firm of
Knight ~ Medley, and tho public general
", that have purchased the entire inter
est of }. I. Medley in said concern, and
purpose continuing the mercantile business
ut their old stand hayo on HIND Il well
selected and general assortment of
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