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rcn-You will please Il ke motto" that certain moHey'
~ come into my haa administrator dc 6'aiS non wltH me
@ Ir., 4 of the John Smith, decd shall aem! at the
III uf IT, Lewis ". Ga m5". ync m the cty q" k'lmo'I %"
Hyay ay OF September next, To ply TO e"cH o 70" '"
respective portions hesa!i ni"acy>. ,,,.-.t.
, the imlvidull claiming n-tns: tn ht ar"'t
.5lass tire mranilmr a''csSrd 10 NO '' >"
'''-' '''! VI WV '' j. ADJUSTING SMITH,
sy,;,;s., .,,r Il, Jguss nom ati the I-iY aaae'si,
Of Jo&m Sa.:a. ds;cassd.
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~ NiTI WHITE nave lGsi received III" following Articles
" fom Nc~ Yock ard Baltimore. where they purchased
IN prr,ua. Oh tL- iuC.t favor .h!r terms viz:
10 Eht,. * quality -. CIoi& Sugar.
10 do. Porto Rico do
ilha.s Coffee.
loo sacks S.ii.
Dfhl,. N.a.sp> ior family
~ boxes O.lU.rs and Lemons.
q ra-s's GGrpo"d r Tea.
duh. Lemon syrup N quart bottles.
- boxes ground pepper.
20 900 lbs Bacon, h"g round, and sides. go ,
Besides many GOOD and useful articles, which we Viii sell
81 a very small! advance i1I cash OF iowm paper.
May ~ I'll
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e.a FsssSyass ssEYGSssG.

ryqvs or THE K!CHuOND E.EH'!HhHr -,
80 r1r Fxor,xEK IS pabiisted three "m'S a "'s" ia.
o.. Sls<ioRof Tie satc Legislature a"d t's''' "''"
IL. IL.
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rmscIvIs. FU"scs|lO1 tNIs ThII'
WILLIAM :. OIEHTON
Goodies Fridge, Ches.eF!iell County,

COOLIES ErGgr, JhF'ttficII
RT, company au iaiIyIiua!, who n'cFstHii HIn:
,i wcuIf rive an iaeres Pits, wGf,ay III. attention
o. r. nr!y disposed engage IN p;ohta1! business
.',sry application be made. ~ = w.
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NOTCEWi be sold, wi:hoai reserve, al tHprh"nnocA III
Essex, tho Court day TOT t county, III Tic
nt with con
ssn, iw,iin. 5rck new ktch'n spacious
stable house, excellent a'4r" sro' H"ai e"c"N'
Oic: has iceboIs", TO- quarter uGd
gol DO. aaI railing enclosure. The establishment E"u"u IN
the county and probably elsewhere. "a the aiEgrs i"ri u Is
commanding that village Tor keeping
it, cNcpi"nci-s wci know" tor III" :" attempt
chem. fcrsoEs wishing rtsc such "SituG"n
ryitri the The terms viii he cfc"l u
Bonds with approved will be
required The title will either he withheld gwi! the
u.an lien Tia" poPe! wl be- required a. the purchaser
picr Possession viii hc Oh t@r hf>t DAY at AG-Hs
Tie u,a T!b,r viii Suyh tI'ic
deeds Of trust Ut record IN hr Clerks
wich believes be !ull complete nud
Int.spglani. lIiit. JUHN bAlNHbKtlEl.h, irHSt.'
i-wiw
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HOrlCEA sirat b4rtaia s De .0 70 y seNII'L0 -, .
% 10 .el,l. himself 90 sp,id osabliss meat viii sSi
Fan yn. uppeE cad Of Chesterfield County hea oodc
Ble containing aud so be- meen ana wv acres
wood lanf attached ~ The
surpassed ~ IN The county! 81" !"
The rarely surpassed IL BEATTY per
% b.,Iny and welt supplied with III: purcst water Abby OF
dlscovercl the gIaad 40, lar tom TIE ffef ana
bounced good golfers. The body OF Ia Goa.
tln wards Appo which is navigna At All set-
CO. % Petersburg. offer this beautiful ssib! ut Tor safe on
~ of al h.ah h,u. advised by tine best phyS'rHr l" reside
. stone rc .ous relief. Il excellent stand Io store
m .yernand especially for professional HHa he pGF-
s. m oriy BE required a!vlUCe mall po';ioa OF TIE Pni'
a nnary-ide bal credit Of -, aHI years va" 90 al"
, n. ased. Those wishing 10 settle on Suci iHb wa
,.,r... ;,,t themselves. Possession this fall.
WILLIAM s O|EfTON,
Goodies Bridge, Chesterfield County, VI
-.nl,l ,NiIn
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'''H- '"' TfRTS Of SUBSCRIPTION. :,.,,
- , t LN' mad rArrc Uo!laiS for six months
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i.liEi.ds:

SAFE II Lord IN me surge GE'a'
~ CHiNCCRN-E,NDi>iA.-r~ n.t superior Coat Of la"
Ch,rcrg i-u,'u cou", eJoa:reI crn February 'he
W,,,m Coleman and U,l-.., rasr.ds:
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7TLc Editors National fno': and G!ohc, Wish
Of the Baltimore Americas National Gazette Fadspa;
New York American; rayel. w please give rh ~
,rion week for i've weeks, and forward !ef accounts TO the
p,n'Tici,T rII1-w5w? May
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Trr,is OF ADVERTISING.

=, rapors, annually, shall have The
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-11
The Express Mail brings New Orleans

The Express Mail brings New Orleans
dates 10 Dec. 29lh, Mobile TO the 30th, and
Charleston to the lst January.
A slip of TINT date from the Charleston
Mercury Office, states that Gen. Jcsup was at
Lake Ilarney Dec. 25th. 1t also gives the
following extract Of letter dated ST. Angus
tine. Dec. G3d.
The prospects Of the close Of the Seminole
war are dim aud gloomy. The army moved
from Fort Mellon on Saturday last, and nd-
vanced ton miles, when 1t was interrupted by
a hammock eight miles wide, through which
a road Mad TO be cut. The main body OF In.
dlans is said to be about 55 miles south OF
Fort Mellon, and making their way south.
Orders have been received from Gen
Jesup, we UNDERSTAND, for the removal OF The
Indians now in the Fort TO Charleston. we
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-11

solutions were unanimously adopted, en-
pressive of sympathy with the Canadial'
patriots in their struggle fM indepen-
dence - disavowing any attempt to dis
turb The friendly relations between En-
gland and America acknowledging
the oblig gations of neutrality as mutually
binding, aud pledging support 10 the GO
vernment Of our country in enforcing
satisfaction for the destruction Of Amer-
can life and property by British armed
force at Schlosser ;-and recommending
to the Executive and Legislature to take
immediate measures both TO repcl ag-
grcssion and maintain u strict neutrality.
The meeting was addressed by Samuel
Stevens, Esq, j. A. Spencer Of Utica,
ID. S. Dickinson, and others, who were
greeted with cheers Of applause. A
committee was appointed TO receive con-
tributions for the Canadians.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-11
'FweNty-GEth Congress
FIRST REG ULAE ssIOS.
IN SENATE -TuEsDAY, Jan. Q.

IN SENATE -TuEsDAY, Jan. @.
! A great number Of petitions were pre-
scn,ed. Among them was memorial
from 800 worknen lately discharged
FROM the Navy Yard at Philadelphia,
praying that the Rari,an fiigate now on
the stocks may be finished, and that they
may be employed, which was referred
to the committee on naval affairs.
Mr.. Wall from the Judiciary commit
Tee, reported a bill TO prevent the coun-
teriei,ing of copper COINS.
The bill to amend the act concerning
crimes, was read a third time and passed.
Mr.. Davis offered II resolution calling
on the Secretary Of War for information
in reference to The Seminole war.
This resolution, which is very extern
siye, aud asks for a number Of details
about the number of u. S. troops and
allies, and the amount Of naval force and
number of vessels employed-the entire
expense, and loss of life the whole
number Of Seminole population the
amount Of their arms the sources of
their supplies, SC. &c. was adopted mem
con- II fully replied TO, it will elicit n
great deal Of valuable information.
/ In the HOUSE-Pelitions and me-
MORALS we're called for by the Speaker
from the different states. When this
business was finished, Mr.. Dawson OF
Ga. called up the resolution requesting
the Secretary Of War to communicate
information in reference to The condition
Of the Chcrokees, and what measures
had been taken To carry out the treaty
sanctioned ut the last session.
| MIR. Wise urged the adoption of this
resolution in some very forciblc remarks,
charging frauds upon the government IN
respect to the Indians.
MIR. Halsey, of Georgia, replied to
these illusions, and def. nded the course
Of the government.
\ The discussion was continued by
Mcssrs. Wise, Glascock, and Dawson.
\ The resolution was finally adopted.
Mr. Wise submitted q resolution ia
these words:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-11

The N. Y. Sunday Morning News gives
the following, ss the testimony OF witness
in a trial for manslaughter by the injudicious
use of Lobelia. The witness was called Tor
the defence:
| know an important fact. A man was
blown up in powder mill. Two and twenty
fragments were collected in basket one
teaspoonful Of the seeds (of lobcliol was
shaken into the basket with them this uni
ted the stray particles; the second teaspoon
ful produced pcrspiraton among the PARTICLES,
and 'rouscd up healthy action in the bas-
ket the basket. in Is minutes, vomited out
the man in one entire mass, and he stood OF
his legs the thirG ,caspooniul restored him
TO consciousness md motion, aud cup Of
composition tea enabled hm to talk. lie has
been well ever since.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-11
According to the Rochester Democrat

According to the Rochester Democrat
400 men from Buffalo passed on to Navy
Island on tho 3Ist having been induced
to do SO by the British outrage. The
Democrat says in every town be-
tween Buffalo and Rochester the most
intense excitement prevails. AT tan hours
notice, 10000 men could be marched to
the frontier to defend honor, property aHd
life.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-11

have been Informed that when the order WAS
communicated to them il was received with
II very bad grace.
$50 Alabama volunteers crossed the ST.
Johns river at Picolaia yesterday. They will
proceed Immediately to the South, securing
the country thoroughly on their route.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-11
Important news fyOlrl the
Niagara Frontier.

Our mail papers are filled with details
respecting the recent outrage committed
by the Royalists of Upper Canada upon
the citizens Of our frontier. The intel
ligence subjoined is truly of an astound-
ing character, and has naturally produce
ed the most intense excitement. The
neutrality Of the frontier has been inva :.
ded by the Royalsts in the most afro
cious manner. Citizens Of the United
States, peaceably collected in a steam
boat on its waters have been attacked
and murdered by the troops Of the Eng
lish Government, with a barbarity at
which humanity recoils. We copy the
latest and most authentic particulars of
the horrible outrage, from the Albany
Argus.
The steamboat Caroline, commanded
by Capt Gilman Appleby, Of Buffalo,
and owned by VIM. Wells of the same
place, arrived at Schlosser at 8 o'clock
on Friday afternoon, dec. 29th,) from
Black Rock having, it is understood,
touched At Navy Island and at six in
the evening was made fast with chains
at the wharf at Schlosser. The crew
and officers Of the boat numbered ten
and in the course Of the evening, % in
dividuals, all Of them citizens Of the
United States, came on board the Caro-
line, and reque sted permission to remain
on board during the night, as they were
unable to get lodging at the tavern. -
These requests were acccded to, and the |
passengers and crew retired to rest, ex-
cept such as were stationed 10 watch
during the night
About midnight, the captain was called
and Informed by one of the watch, that
several boats filled with men were ap-
preaching the Caroline from the river,
and he Immediately gave the alarm, but
before he was able to reach the deck the
boat was boarded by some 10 or 80 arm
ed men, who commenced furious at
tack upon the defenceless crew and pas
sengers, under the fierce cry of cd,
d-n them give them no quarters kill
every man % The boat was abandoned
without resistance, the only effort made
by the crew and passengers being to os-
cape slnughter.--Immedately after the
the boat was set on fire, cut
loose from the dock, towed into the cur
rent Of the river and there abandon
ed, and soon after descended Niagara
Falls.
Capt. A. having made diligent search,
was able to find only 81 of the persons
who were on board the boat at tho time
of capture one of whom, Amos Durlee,
of Buffalo, was found dead on the wharf,
from gun shot in the head. Jas. IL.
King and c. F. Harding were seriously
but not mortally wounded, and Capt.
Appleby slightly. 1
Capt. A. testifes, that he has no doubt
the l2 individuals missing, were either
murdered on the steamboat, or found
watcry grave in the cataract of the
Falls.
Immediately after the boat had been
got into the current of the river, beacon
lights were discovered on the Canada
shore near Chippewa, and when the
boats reached the shore, loud cheering
was heard in that direction.
The persons who testify to these facts,
in addition to Capt. Appleby, arc c. +.
Harding, JAS II. King, J. H. Smith,
VIM. Seaman, VIM. Kennedy, VIM.
Wells, John Leonard, Sylvanus Staring,
and John G. Haggerty.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-11

An immense public meeting was held
at Albany on the 4th at the Cap"o', W
pursuance of call to sympatl'se WIN
the oppressed and prosecuted Patriots oi
Canada. and TO adopt msasurest to afford
relief and mitigate their suilerine'. Bo-
tween five aud six thousand persons at
tended, and the Mayor Of the city pres'-
ded at the meeting Subsequently,, the
meeting adjourned to the Park, aud re-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-11

Several dead bodies, and number Of
trunks were found on the 3lst at Niaga-
ra, below the Fals-su supposed to have
belonged TO the Caroline.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-11

The sheriffs Of Erie and Niagara had
called out the militia Of their respective
countries to guard the frontier and pre-
vent any further depredations.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-11

Gov. Marcy, Of New Yolk, upon the
rccei pit Of the intelligence, communica-
ted u special message TO the Legislature,
in session at Albany, detailing the par
ticulars OF the outrage upon the i'll fated
steamer, suggesting the probable neces-
sity Of the States keeping up military
force for the protection Of its citizens and
the maintenance Of peace, until an OPP
portunity is given to the general govern
ment to interpose with its power.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-11

A letter from Buffalo of the I st inst.
states that the greatest excitement con-
tinued to prevail. Upwards Of 5000
armed men were in that city, and more
were constantly armng all Of whom
are determined to avenge the outrage
and murder committed upon the steamer
Curoine.and her crew. Gen. Gould Of
Rochester, DR.. johnson Of Buffalo, and
the U. S. District Attorney, N. j. Ben
ton, had arrived at Buffalo in the cars on
the evening Of the lst from below, and
reported that they had heard much heavy
firing between the island and the main
shore in the afternoon, and the royalls'
breast works wero again knocked 10 pie
ces. An attack on Navy Island was
expected that night.
Southern telegraph., 1838-04-17
rADr11NzsraAroR's Notice.

u ErrERS of Administering having
4 4 been granted to the nnders'snea
on tho Estate Of John johnston oe
censeJ, by the Hon. The Probate u'a ,ss .
N,,;ce i hereby given to all those I'll.
,.s,.c,. to said Estate. to come forward aaa
he settlement without delay; aud those
,.,v;nr claims against it must prcsen''hem
.,,,,en.,caied within the time prescrihedby
law. nE &c
Rodney. March 8, 1897 I'-e
Southern telegraph., 1838-04-17
NOTyCE.

LETTERS of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned at the las,
November Termof the Probate Court OF
Jefferson County, on the Estate of John
QUICKER, dec'd-Notice, is therefore here
by gwen, to ailpersons indebted to the said
Estate to come forward and make settle-
ment without delay--and those shavino
CLAIMS will present them duly authentica-
ted within the time prescribed bv law
THOMAS A. COMPTON.
December IL, 1887. 8 -.
Southern telegraph., 1838-04-17
PAY YOUR YcS

NyIflS is to notify the public Tint further
Il indulgence can not be granted Ali
persons indebted Tor taxes Of the last year
will c,me forward and pay up, or they will
be proceeded against according tolaw.
THUS. II. NyAT1DEE7, cor. y. e.
January Goth, 1888. LETT
Southern telegraph., 1838-04-17
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

q ETTERS Of Administration having been
granted to the undersigned by the
Hon. Probate Court of Jefferson County.
at the Novembe. Term 1887, ofsaid Court.
on the Estate of FRANCIS McFARLIN.
decd,-Notice is hereby given, to all per-
sons ludehted to said Estate, to come for
ward and make payment without delay.
those having claims against il are hereby
notified to present them, within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be barred.
j. U. EVANS, Admir-.
December 5. 1897 DIFF
Southern telegraph., 1838-04-17
STATE OF MISSISSIppI
FINAL SETTLEMENT

Alb persons are hereby notified tlo,
the undersigned, guardian. Of. the Es.. .''a.
n :. lse~man' deceased, will present to tbe
ne A. march FERN Of the Probate Co,1rf t,s
d;a aa.h: county, Mise, her account Of n.a.
~ ,' onsasd Estate, for final settlera ~
and allowances G. sNEWMAN l'ens
r,n BY a. NEWMAN Al
January 80, 1888 u AT.
Southern telegraph., 1838-04-17
STATE OF MfSSISSIppl,(
JEFFERSON COUNTY.

Probate Couys-January Term, 1888.
YYNO all persons Interested III lne 'a'l,'s'
tenemcnts and hered,tanicnis OF 'hc
estate of James Stuart. deed, greeting:
You are hereby cited 70 appear at the
asxt April term of the Probate Court OF
said county, and shew cause. II any you
have or can, why certain rands belonging
ts said Estate, and known as the"Ch"cchn-
ma Lands" should not then be ordered by
said Court, to be sold.
Ordered, that n copy of this citation be
--sabisaed in the ''Rodney Standard, Tor SIX
- weeks in succession.
III ESZI Given under my hand and
VEfEssenI of office at Fay cite, this
9th day Of January, 1888.
c. T. MILES, Clerk.
January 80, 1888 l2-6t-pr. fee, So
Southern telegraph., 1838-04-17
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TIE undersigned, as Executor OF inc
last Will and Testament of Felix Hughes.
deceased, will, at the next April term :"
the Probate Court Of Jefferson county, pre-
con. HE account for final settlement and al
lawauce. PHILIP q. HUGHES,
Acting Executor.
March Is, 1888 l1w6
Southern telegraph., 1838-04-17
WAS COMMITTED.

10 the jail Jeffersonconnty, a Negro
* Man, about 5 feet IL inches
ut1 nigh, very black, and good look
AZ ,ns' with 9 high, prominent fore
M ne on when taken, 1 p,;r
y. Of dark casinet pants. and !, m : s =.
and says be belongs "a Hsr.. ~ = = 9 = =,
.o, (, = hill, r y Man named SAM
ram ' ex;on. 'se' y inches high, copper
eye one oyer the lefl and one %, tho ,,necr
''p--ssoo 40 ,,ook'ng, and quito iatIe]j;,ert
says ne belongs to Thomas Hall &c Iar.-
s's s sS ~ ,oe~ n.ENRY TEaRYLI
osPs S, - 1-si'f 1s;lor
Southern telegraph., 1838-04-17
Notice.
" o + I G. e

~ q TT CE.
q ETTERS testamentary having beer
grantedto the undersigned Executor of
the Estate Of RUSH MUTT, deceased, a,
the special Term ofthe Probate Court of
Jefferson county. held on Saturday the 9th
day ofSeptember, lS37.--Notice is hereby
given to all persons indebted to said Estate
to make immediate payments, and those
having claims to present them, duly au-
thenticated, within the time prefcribed by
law.
HALLER MUTT,
.Erecutor.
Sept. IL, 1887. 3l-Gm,s.
Southern telegraph., 1838-04-17
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
iHE undersigned having been appoint
ed administrator on the estate of RIcuAAD
LOUNGE, deceased, late ofthis county. does
hereby give notice to all persons having
CLAIMS against said estate, to present them
duiy authenticated within the time prescrib-
ed by law; and all persons indebted to said
estate, are requested to come forward and
settle the same.
6. T. MARTIN, Admir-.
November l, 1886. 3S-tf
Southern telegraph., 1838-04-17
Sept. II, 1897.
4 B ar AIM!

A lib argain!!
WILL sell 1900. Acres Of good River
q bottom Land above overflow, 5 miles
above tue mouth of the Arkansas, ON tn
Mississippi side--with
NINE ACCLIMATED HANDS.
and some small Improvements on the land
: lon credit Of l 2, 5, a. 5 and, 6 years.
with a cash payment of So, 0GG in hand.
For particulars apply to me on the prem
scs, or to Norwood, Newman g. Co.
JAMES WILSON.
December 5, 1887 q
Southern telegraph., 1838-04-17
LEVI c.. HARRIS,
HENRY KELLEY

June II, 1897. gO-tf
GTThe Natchcz Courier g. Journal.
Fort Gibson Correspondent, Grand Gulf
Advertiser, and Vicksburgh Register, will,
give the above six insertions, and forward
their accounts here for settlement.
Southern telegraph., 1838-04-17
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
A N Attachment having been issued by
q Z. Dlggan, Esq. Justice 81 the
Peace Of jefferson county, Against james
A. Keith for Sl43.57, in favor OF Lewis
w. Dinccried, rct',rnable to the neA S'
term o: the Circuit Court of jefferson conn-
tv. which has been executed by summon
ing garnishees To appear at said time ana
answer nn oath in what sums they are IN
dcbtesl to said Keiih-Notice is therefore
hereby given to James A. Keith, to appear
ut said term of the Circri: Enurt of Jeffer-
son county, on the first day of the term
thereof. and plead, answer, or de'nur to
said suit. or Judgment by default will be 81
ven against him. March 6. 1888.
JAS. J. COLLIER, C'k.
Summers, r.o.-l7-6w prs. fee,SS
Southern telegraph., 1838-04-17
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.}
JEFFERSON CoUNrY. &

"A II OE lu1OC1Oi1lPl1(.} "a.
a JEFFERSON Country. -.
Probate Court January Term, 1893.
! TO ali persons interested in the lands.
ieuenemcnts and Entertainments, of Johr
csIIier Pipes, greeting: I,
" You are hereby cited to appear before
the Probate Court Of Jefferson countv. At !
regular term thereof to be holden at tho
courthouse in and for said county. ON tho
fourth Monday in April next, and shew
cause,if any you have or can, why a Ger
tain lot Of Land in the town Of Fayette, be-
longing to eaid minor, should not be sold by
q order &C Court, for his benefit.
Ordersd, ,l,af p copy Of this citation be
subfis1 Ein the Rodney Standard foI six
peeks successfully.
( Given under my hand and
- seal az Office at Fayette, this
24th day of January, 1898.
C. r. MILES, Clerk.
January 80, 1888 le-6:-pr.fee, $40
Southern telegraph., 1838-04-17

STRAYED OR STOLEN,
fTA FROM the Mansion House,
~4a IN (Rodney,) on the night of the
HNY 9th December last, dark
$3.50 sorrel HORSE, name and tail
rather light, star and snip in the face, l5a
hands high, shod before-paces and trots
we'll. A liberal reward will be paid for
the delivery Of the Horse at the Mansion
House, Rodney.
January 2, 1888 8-tf
Southern telegraph., 1838-04-17
7 u S OF vEM CO.

NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN. that
4 aereeably to an order Of the Honor
able the Probate court of Jefferson county.
q. the last Term, Jno. B. Coleman, Peter G.
Chambllss and David McCaa, commission
ers appointed by said Court, will meet on
the hrss Saturday in each month, FIR six
successive months, at the office of J. B.
IHRAsHER, Esq. in the town of Port Gin
son, to receive, audit, and allow claims -
ga'nst the'estate ofJohn J.ssW. Ross. de-
ceased, represented insolvent. All per-
sons having claims against said estate arc
requested 70 present the Same to said COM
miss'oners, duly authenticated for allow
ance. ..sss1 IS "
Southern telegraph., 1838-04-17
STATE or

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p,o. Jefe.,.s
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