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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-22

W.T. I
y ONE AS FoUND-hy Cooper; sequel to Home.
ward Bound
The MILDLY new novel. in . vols.
Napoleon Memoirs, or the Evenings q, Canlbaceres'
in volumes
Miss Mitford's Country Stories.
Pstrr Pilgrim, by DR.. Bird in vols.
Yankee Notions, in vol.
Womnnas shc should be, hv the Rev. II Wins,ow.
PHYSICIANS Manuah by Robert Mude; and 9th r
novelties JOHNS IL co,
nov28 cor st Charles & Common
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-22

II wv DoOhS.
HNOR SALE at the New Bookstore, - Camp
L street, viz: Jonson'- Reports u goa; English
Exchequer Reports. q vols Equity Digest; 3 ,o's:
Equity Druitsmrn; Chtty Practice 3 vols DO 'enh
ingS 3 vols; do Cnminn Laws 3 vols; do Blarksnne
3 vols do on Rl.; do Equity Digest wis; Engi-h
Common Law Reports 81 vols; condensed English
Chauccry Reports vols; Crunrlt4's Reuorrs vols;
Bscon'S Abrrgmcut vols Erldgemail's Digest 3 vos;
Brackenborou4hs Reports, Burrows; do Massachusetts
aud Pickerings'; 10 3 vols Dutaord and Ea Il; do
vols Adams On EJectm3nts Atkins ltelorts, } sus:
.oInson's Digest vols; Harrisons do Halls superior
Court reports vols, Keats Co meniafles Yol-; An
gels law works. Grccnleutss nam Reports vols,
Lelgls Midi Ptais. HulnanS Legal Study vols, Pc
ten'ofIs Reports 10 vols Siory's Law Works, VIII
hams On Executor, Louisiana ode, Russell on Crimes
. vols, Tomiinson's Law Dictionary, Saunders
Pleading and Evidence, Powell Mortgages, Mad
dock'b Chuu~ey 2voIs &c
general catalogue to he had al the store. Books
dl3 ALEX TowAR.
h,'ANCl SOAP 100 hoxes fancy sony; 50 do SID
\ Vi do, for sale BY
drc4a SlIA l. y BROWN, sc Magazine
StoAP-l,o boxes G Robbins extra Mol; 50 hlf do,
dl3 SHALL s. BROWN, Cd Napa8ine st
| ~ INES Il CDRDIALs-rer Juila, from Bremen
! w and late arrivals,
R.cniM Wins.
Newnsiel,eir, Marcorunner, 'ifaclengsr, HOchhci-
ner, IehannISbcrger, ',tenheger, Our Lady, MIX
Stein & Lei.en, Sparkling Hook, and khenlsh Wine
Glasses.
Champagne
he'd and w White, celebrated brands.
BurgUndy.
Sparkling, RoManec, Chambertin, Clos de vongeo
| and Nurts.
i0rfle0ur.
Chateau Iot}ttc, and Chateau Narraux tOvllr,
I.arnse, fin st. Julien and ST. Enon Palmer Mar
gNux, in of 3 doz. Good Esephe and 81 ulien
liable Clarci.
White Wines.
Hermitage, Snulenc, Bnrsan and Graves.
Dessert I'iueS
Genuine l.unel and tronrigmnn Muscat. Madeira
old and pure imported in
Brandy. old Champagne, i'll barrels OF ~ gals, doz.
and i'll l-ipipe
C,rdiuls.
Genuine MnrnscEno aud d Zara,
do Martinique ard BourdrauN Enrdiala,
White and He'd bordeaux AriIette iii cases,
O!d Rat..tia di Grmoble,
Ausvnhc and iirschw asser
Iordcaux Brandy Fruits,
White BorleauA Wine Vinegar,
For sale by JOHNS q ~,
nove3 cor Charles " Common
CITY BANK,
New Orleans, & Dec, 1888.
III OTES of the Municipality No. ,, of New Orleans,
" OF the denomination OF One lwn, and Three
Dollars, will be received in payment und in deposit BY
this Eank and and after the first Monday i'll Januu-
~ ext, will be redeemed in specie.
kOBT. ]. PALTREY,
DE- Cashier
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FOR NEW YOR K
Packet of the % Inst.


Packet of the 22 Inst.
LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE.
IN The superior and fast sailing packet ship
,lrassN OCMULGEE Levitt, Maste,, having part of
xAA.g. her engaged, will sail above. For
fire. gnt passage, having elegant accommodations, mp
ply to tue Captain hoard, tiers below the Kali
Road or to I'D BEIN & l. | COHEN,
dl7 81 Common at
"a FOR BOSTON.
I'm The A 4, coppercd and cope, fastened, FIST
-sAtsE. sailing ship FORUM, Capt Caldwell, having
the greater part Of her cargo engaged, will have dispatch
for the above port For balance of iregh passage
apply ON board, opposite post No 4, Sd Municipality
or to STETSON & AVERY,
decl2 68 Gravier street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-22

fs,HE Prinrina Of the English, French and Spanish
I Academy, II, st. Charles street, announces
to his friends md the pnhc with satsa, ton, that his
institution in successful "peioton that he hopes
coon have bis conf imenl OF pupils, WHICH will be
limited 10 tfiv
he takes this opportunity Of assuring parents that
II othing shall he wanting, which may contribute to the
comfort and Improvement a their sons
d.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-22

"a TATE OF LOll>i MA. Parish Court FIR the
~ Par.sh and CITY of New Orleans: present the
Hon [ harles hnuran, Judge, Dee. III, 1898 No.
! l3l2, Isaac Baker rs, his Creditors Unon reading
filing the Petition aud schedule tins case il is ordered
by the Court that merng OF the insolvent creditors
do take place in open court on til 9TH day of Jan.iu
S29 at 10 o'cJck A. NJ then and llefc 10 shew cause
why said lsuvent should he dis, la, get nc, or.
ding 10 law and in the anime all proceedings usairpr
creed that l.. tIwyu, Esq be appointed Represent
the absent creditors, lay order of the ont.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-22
,$or the Enterior.

4. y. NAM.
FOR BAYOU SARA AND PLAQuEMINE.
b. fs"foaE- a. The splendid passenger steamboat
~-l8au-AA BRILLIANT, Hart, Master, (ail
s.=sr5sys e., STATE roonls i'll commence her
gulnr trips edncsav, the 18Th inst Mt ~ o'clock,
A. NJ and on Suna the same hour for Plaquemne,
and will continue To regular the balance oi the
season. and leave pnnctua!ly the hour advertised.
separate cabin, all in state rooms, for colored pro-
pie For freight or passage, apply on board or to
DIS ADAMS & Wi1lTALI.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-22

RNrSs Gass s@" o n FS"Sh and a sac
bv ISAAC BRIDGE Il co,
- AN ia Magazine ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-22

Is 7 v
A LEXANNER TOW tR, atc of Philadeldhat is
"a now opening, at No. - Cump street, new aud
yer. valuahlc assortment of
Lup, lfel,cH Iheoiogicai, ScAool and Miscellaneous
B00kS.
vh CHI will he sold On very reasonable terms. He will
receive tha New Books as they published, and
keep constantly all the works of the popular authors
His stock being entirely AMI very extensive,
country merchants and professional gentlemen VIII do
we'll to call before Purchasing elsewhere
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-22

Ep!CE-50 casks crop Carolina Rice, landing
IN from brig AlmIna, Tor sale by
WiiifRlDGE II CO.
d,0 rs Magazine st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-22
Cler Cfficc Fee 18Th, 1925

ENTAT DE LA LOGlSItNK-''our de Paros
M pour la Patoisse 1t Vile da la Nle-Orenns-Ptc-
sent Pionorable Clurlcs Maurian jugt-No II ,'42--
Isaac Baker, Advertisement lHttnu contra sts Gre
nnclers:-Sur lecture "t rnrca srement de Ia petition
ct ableau cete utfrr, i est 0rl0nnp uu' une as-e.
zee dies creanceis de lSolvasc lieu peinc ccur
lie cug Janyier Is 9, dix hrures du mntin All
de daberer sur les ai;ires dc nsovabe; en- attendar
t0utes poursuites Ell sa personuc soa arreees l..
il"yn est nolnme ponr represAnrcr les creancrrs a
sens: Par urdie la cuur, II dee Ia s
dce18 y NJ tITN OIL, De-, G offer
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-22

NB--But ? hrls Vt time only be delivered to
one steam boat, until We gel further supply which
will be IN Ia" days
deco SI& Co
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-22

vHCITENlNG MOI i PAPER-Just received, di
WI reel from ondun, IL quantity OF thu above a
rnnericr art ce EuanrIed and Porcelain Cards
Engli. h letcr and Note Paper, for sale ,y
= d FELT 4 Co,
dIi Ny Statoneis II i, - Chartms ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-22

DAPER-lNOO rcams Wrapping Paper, assorted;
}ca es Letter do, for sale by
dE' SHALL, & BROWS 96 Magazine 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-22

VJSr received at the LOUISIANA FURNITURE WARE
~ Rooms, IS Bienville street, .no Maple and cherry
Bedstea,ls n first article. Also, good nSsort-
ment Nipple, Walnut, md painted Chairs; which ~"
be sold for Inc lowest cash prices.
W r CARNES,
dc 81 BEN, lille
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-22

RH EDlCAL BOOKS-Jus received end for sale Z
We the new bookstore, 49 Camp sreeI:
Abercrombe on the stomach and brain, vols
Armstrong; Practice. 2 vols
B-IFs Nnutonv. vols--lt~ii on the Nerves
Ecck'% Medical jurisprudence
tooper't Sureer, : vols
Cutler on Bandaaes 3
turnsiI of tledcn Experience
Cooprr's Sureici Dirtiolary
Dungiesnn's Physiology, = wis
Devices on CHI en-i)e,re'a on F'1nsr rs
EberIr's prGctice-fh"rars Tho al'eu tss-h" OH
children
Gihsnn'4 Surgery, vols
Goocs hiis he y
Gerhard on the Chest
Hnrner's Anatomy vols
- HuOper's Hedlca! Dictionary
Hall on the Nerves
Kramer The Ear-lacunt'c IN the Chest
Louis on Pthiss-l.ouis ou Fever
heiE's MidN iicry-Nclntnsh' Practi &C, 2Vois
Wood & Bacl.e's Di1pcns itnty
Ne &c
dlO ALEX. TOWAR.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-22

fsNIlE Writings of Geo. Washington with life, notes
II and illustrations, by Jared Sparks, in II vols.
Seven volumes oithe works of Benz Franz in, with
lita and notes, by Jared Sparks.
The Diplomatic Correspondence Of the A nericnn
Revolution in l.! vols, by Jared Sparks.
The Library OF American Biography, in els. by
Jared Sparks; for sale by WM AN,
hl3 tol Eamn " nnn
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-22

~, DAP. 300 boxes Robbins M /, extra, in store and
~ tor sale by STETSCN & AVERY, IS Gravier st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-22

nkAF is al DAYS after sight on Louisville. For
~ sale by HERMOGENE BROWN " CO,
DIG 8 Cont st
NEW MlSlC-O, Native Music; The Convent Bell
Y Pm ranting, rowing Batle Never Despair, Oh
don't You remember the beautiful glade in the Dramatic
Romance; The White Horse of the Peppers; Thou art
and Love thou art me- sung by Miss Sher-
ri in the grand Romantic Opera Amilie Good Night
The meeting and parting care NOT for spring its
tickle wing, by II RUSSELL Come, COME thou art in
row; Life on the Ocean wave, by ii Russell; Sho
watched for him; 70 me let fail tear; Come to at
morning; Der the hv moonlight; There homa
like my own, arranged for lh- harp nv T Lnbnrre.-
Royal VALVES, by a Flcrhe; Queen Vctorias Court
QuadriIlcs. Just received aud for sale by
dl9 b CASEY, 10 Camp st
UTLERY--An invoice just received consisting %
y long Ill ed, Dirk and d :nr knves, at manufac-
ture,'s prices, for sails Nv SHALL 4 BROWN,
al9 96 Magazine st
EVEN DOLLARS REWARll-ttnnuwsy on the 18th
T. inst the griffe girl Brunette aged about % or u
vea~s ofsgc, stout built about feet or inches high
speaks French aud English, II creole, has down
enst look; she formerly hen, ged 10 NJ RObatean.
di9 N v ROBERTSON, M 30 Basin st
htIONt.S-> splendid assortment OF Stoves for Par
- lnr'S, steam boats cooks use, Of various patterns
| prd sizrs For sale by S LOCKE & co,
dla Front IevHe
Ceason's Stoves for ships, boats, Hotels,
su er or article, can cook for over 200 persons.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-22

COX II.
rENHE price of Coke fom and after the lst day Of
October, will be fifty cents per barrel in the Gas
Work sayarti, aud if taken in quantities OF han
bred barreis, Mil be delivered free OF dravage.
The advantage thai this article ut fuel possesses o.
yer the aRtifac lie and bitumuOuS cons, ignng more
readily tan the former and re.. from the unpleasant
smoke of the latter should induce every family TO make
Z" it..
ORDERS received at the Gas Office in Bank Alley.
w WELLS,
Sar'v
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-09-18

the roll Of years: at the evening hreslde, IL was
the very boon of hospitality; the client must be
treated and joined too; they were in one cause,
and must pledge success; the poorest laborer, tor
the smallest services, must have his drink added
to his lust earnings. The richest wines were
procured; and the purest spirits mellow with
age, flowed freely as the stream from the noun
tain side.
In the convvial habits Of William Graves,
formed by the times, the serpent found his ali
nent, and grew with strength aud tenacity that
became irresistible The flushed complexion,
the dull eye, the crowded speech, the neglected
dress, gave signs that all was lost
Soon in an under tone, it was in quick circu
lation that the young lawyer, so promising, so
m, Oh beloved, with his sweet family around
him, was drunkard. Men drank on, and talked
of The family falling 5.
o, had his house, mere shelter from the ele
ments, stood with one corner on the sand, which
the swift running brook was washing away, how
would he have been warned that that corner
must be propped; that the channels must be all
turned away, or the whole would be ruin. But
the 'soul's dark COTTAGE though the streams
were pouring upon it from every hill TOP, MI it
tottered to its base, could have no warning voice.
Man, in his madness, only augmented the food.
The monster grew hydra headed, and crushed
every faculty in its folds. Wife and children
bent before the ruffian tones Of an Incorporate
father, as the willow bends before the furious
blast. Soon, reason veered; then was wrecked.
The last resort of his anguished friends was a
straight jacket, to keep him from some horrid
deed The tension of his nerves too strong
-lite's strings broke. He died before he reached
his thirtieth year.
And could he have spoken as he was cast out
OF world so beautiful; lit up with such glory;
and its enchanting scenes were vanished from his
sght-a world that sone upon him so fair, so
full Of promise, but two years before would he
not have said, in the bitterness of his writings
1t was fashion that ruined me; the example of
the virtuous that brought Dpon me such agonies
as never told; my soul abhorred the haunls
of vices my feet never entered there And could
he now cast an eye over the land, and see the
monster crushed by thousand strokes yet fed
and nursed in the polished circle, rejoicing in the
wine as it 'spa.kles in the cup would he not
say, o, let him perish; -wi not man have com
passion on his fellow man, redeemed man, whose
path is paved with blessings, whose life teens
with happiness, give up one of his pleasures, and
save a brother? r. S.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-09-18

ria who were excluded from any share in the
government of the new Bank, have assembled,
destroyed the Bank and most of the houses of
the Directors. Only Is or 20 lives lost, chiefly
those of the Directors
1t is understood that the President and lady
will make an excursion to the Himmelaya noun
tain this summer. The railroad is nearly ready
= About week ago. Mr. Muffin the baker, was
robbed of purse containing about 300 dollars.
His wife set out Immediately in pursuit Of the
rogue, and we learn this morning that she sue
ceeded in arresng him on the confines Of ST.
IBERIA, and had the rascal safely lodged in Jail. All
the money was found on his person.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-09-18

TERMS-THE CALEDoNIAN will be published
weekly at $500 per annum, or at 81 so If paid in
advance. If payment is made within six months
from the time OF subscribing it will be considered
until all arrearages paid except at the option of
the publisher
% Advertisements will be inserted for the GUS
tomary prices. Persons requested to state the
number of weeks they wish their advertisements
published, otherwise they will be inserted till for
bid and charged accordingly.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-09-18

REMINIsCENcE.-The Hon. Gunn c. Verp-
lank at dinner on board the Great Western, at
New York, related the following:
"I.ooking over (said hey anumber Of old N.
York papers, met with one published about
the middle of the last century, giving an ac-
count OF the coronation of George, Ill, which
had been brought out Of Bristol to this port in
eighty days. could not help being struck with
the wonderful improvement in our day, by the
construction of such a vessel as the Great Wes-
tern, which brought to this port from the same
city full account of the like event, in the coro-
nation of Queen Victoria, in fourteen days and
some /eao hours"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-09-18

EGYPTIAN MUMMIEs. MIR Buckingham gives
it as his opinion that there are not less than one
hundred millions Of mummies entolnbed in f.
gyp,: and he describes three singular uses that
are now made them.
For Fuel. The peasantry of Egypt procure
them, break them in pieces, and use them for
fIel-and as they have little or no wood those
dead human bodies serve them in its stead. The
resinous matter and spices which were used in
embalming them render them quite nflammable,
end the odor which is given out at the period OF
burning, is said TO be quite delightful.
For Medical purposes. In most of the bodies
there is found solid portions of the bitumen, or
resinous drug which was used in ernbaming.-
This is taken out ofthe bodies and sold in large
quantities to merchants at Cairo, and from thence
it is sent to Portugal. Italy, France aud Eng
land even, where it is pulverised by the apothe-
carries, done up in small papers, and sold as n
most excellent drug to cure inward bruises. And
for this purpose hundreds of pounds of this stuff
is eaten every year, taken from the inside of E.
gyptian mummies.
The other use made of them is for painting.
celebrated painter in England informed Mr. b.
that the back bone of the Egyptian mum ny,
when it is ground sufficiently fine, made the
most excellent brown color of any material
known.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-09-18

Total .4bstnence.--A loafcr whose unspeaka-
bles exhibited Indeniable marks of the encroach-
tnents of time and the want of good housewifery,
lately called in at our office and inquired:
elbow much do you charge to put an adver-
tisement in your paper?"
zone dollar sir" was the answer
81 want to advertise my wife, and thought
as | should have considerable of that business to
do, | would call and see If l could get it done
cheaper"
SAN you have several women to advertiser"
emo, bur Pm going to apply for divorce, and
that will have to be advertised, you know"
eyes, but how long has your wife been gone"
Ever since last May"
"But it requires ,oil6I absence for three years
to sustain a petition for divorce"
Does it?" said the fellow, and his lips drop
ped: he crammed his hands into his trowsers,
shook his head and mutered-
allows that, mister?" said he: "Did you say
total abstinence for three yeurs2"
EXACTLY"
A"Well then guess III wait SPELL
And he mizzled. Maumee City Express,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-09-18

The CRoPs.-The Louisville (Ky.) Journal
Of the % ult. says: We see some complaints in
regard 10 the corn crops in Kentucky, but we
have reason to believe they will be unusually a.
bundant. About Il week ago the corn was gen
orally suffering from drought, but we have recent
ly had copious rains in this neighborhood, which
it is hoped have extended generally over the
country.
after noticing the partial failure of peaches mel
ons, and other tur,ries of that region, adds: cit
is gratifying TO reflect that although we may be
compelled TO forget the enjoyment of many
pleasant, though less necessary delicacies which
give zest TO good living, we shall nevertheless
he abundanty blessed with the more wholesome
and substantial productions of mother earth the
best of breadstuff-the staff of life.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-09-18

venus the milk from curdleing; for every thing
that if done in the dairy, in order to hinder the
milk from curdleing and growing sour in sum
mer before the cream is taken off; and in the
winter, to prevent the dairy from being cold as
that the milk should he frozen, or that the but
ter should be with difficulty made, on account
of the cream having been chilled.
The dishes being in this manner filed, are "A
hours, and sometimes less on the dairy floor;
they then skinned; they should not be left
longer because the cream would lose its sweet
ness, becoming thick and the milk under it might
curde and grow sour; and where this is the case
no good butter can be expected.
The skimming is performed in the fol lowing
manner.
The maid gently raises the dish, laying the
lip of it OH large pan, and with her fingers end,
she divides the cream in such a manner that the
milk which is underneath, may he poured off
into the great pan through this division, leaving
the cream by itself in the dish.
All the dishes which set at the same time,
are in this manner mt the same time, emptied, q
all the cream is put together in proper pans, in
order to he churned at the appointed hour
lfthe weather is tempestuous, very hot; or in
cnes to thunder, the cream rises apace, and the
milk will quickly curdle and grow sour, but this
must be prevented thus: the dairy wo
man hears the thunder at distance, she runs TO
the DAIRY, stops up the vent holes, cools the
pavements by throwing down some water, and
then Skins all the dishes wherein the cream has
risen little.
In some extraordinary cases the cream rises in
less than twelve hours.
When the milk is thus drawn off from beneath
the cream by stopping the dishes, within space
of twenty shours at farhest,s the buttermilk
which is in the cream, is not in the least sour,
and the same may be said ofthe swimming milk.
This last being then very Lin liquid, no part of
it remains in the cream, SO that there will he no
n he m in Clrf
whilst it is kept IN the dairy before it is churned.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-09-18

WoRKING Dress FOR FARMERs.-The New
ark Advertiser recommends to farmers generally,
the dress worn in France, by agricliltursts, as
being cheap, cool, light and convenient IL is
described as resembling what is called the hun
ting shirt, is made for summer wear of unbleach-
ed linen, comes half way down 10 the knees, has
breast pocket on each side with buttons and
an open slit in the seam on each side Of the pan
taoon. pockets, to give ready access to them;
collar fastens with hook and eye, ana two but
tons close 10 the bosom slit. Around the waist
is belt either of the same material or of leath-
er buckled in front.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-03
NO TIC h.

I'M PURSUANCE "ian order 81 t"e
n Probate Court Of Lawrence county,
granted the, September term 1888.
shall on Monday the 18th Of November
next, a, The plantation sf ATS. Eldridsee
deceased, ,sfi-r ior sa!s,o the highes bid
DIR the following described property 70
wit: One tract of. land lying onihe r'ver'
one and a half miles from Monticello con-
tanning aLou, four 'lundsnd acres about
one hundred acres in cultlvaticn,. . good
dwelling house and out buildings. also,
NORTH West quarter dissection 8 Town
chip 8. Rsags ~ ~as,, and two. lots II,
town Of Monticello. No. o2.95 in plot d
said town. hirn,srly owned by Samuel
Jayne, .ku.likely work horfes. a wagon
and fsr yoke OF work stesrs. so'oe TAR
m my utensils. and al-o abuui fifteen hun
ar.d bushels ,f'ccrn~pd h.is.n or twsaty
sacks ii toddrr Terms d sale maJe
kmwn, n day ri ,SIs.
JQsEpH NEyL.iNS, Admr
ssrl,nus,'2y, 1898, :5-ow
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-03

STATE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS County,
Probate CourS July Term, 1893.
"A PPLlCATsON being made by Joseph
Neylan,, administrator Of the estate
d A. $, Eldridge, decd, q sell The re.
sidue Of said estate. il is ordered by The
Court, that al persons interested ia the
real estate OF said deceased, be and ap
pear at the sext September term Of said
Court, to show cause. il sny they can,
why the said estate should moi be sold.
Il is further ordered that copy Of this
order be published in the Monticello
Pearl Riyepi3anner Tor six weeks success
sively. and, 4 copy thereof be advertised
j. three q the most public pieces Of
Lawrence county.
Atrus copy from The minutes Of said
Court. y,s
Issued s4,h July. 1889.
J. CALDWELL, Clerk.
July 2sth, 1s38-36 -6w.