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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-11-07

A CATcH.-The following descrip-
ton of a catch by DR. Calcott, is given
in the Musical World; the words run
thus: ~ - Eaav t.a5
"Ah? how Sophia. can you leave III,
Your lover, and of hope bereave?
10 fetch the Indians borrowed plume,
Yet richer far than that your bloom;
Pm but ledger in your heart,
| And mere than one, fear have part" @
Now, IN reading the above there is
nothing particular to be seen; but when
the words are sung as DR. Calcott in
tended they should be, there is much
to hear; for one singerseems to render
the three first words thus-ssA hasss
on tire" repeating phia, phia, with
little admixture OF the cockneyism fire!
fire! Another voice calls out Justify,
Go fetch the engines, fetch theeaeines,'
while a third coolly says, $50 m but a
lodger, I'm but a longer" &c.; conse-
lquentlydoes not care whe ether the house
is burned down or not. This elucida-
ton will give,a pretty good idea of the
real meaning and character Of musi-
cal catch. n
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In giving sketch Of Dixon, Lee
County, Illinois, the editor of the Pc
ORA Register records the following
interesting
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-11-07

nashville WING Tie 1OllOWInG extract
OF aletter to the editor, describing an
awkward mistake which came near
being made by the people of town
IN Mississippi, in relation to the May
or OF NashviHe:-4.a IA, .igss III
IAN amusing scene occurred here
yesterday; your worthy mayor was
well nigh housed for the season. He
us in pursuit Of Harrison-and yester-
day called at the Post Office and en-.
Iquired for w. G. Harrison, some gen..
tleman present had the advertisement
i'm his hand reading it, and on hearing
Hollingsworth call for Harrison sup,
posed him the murderer for whom the
Mayor Of Nashville had offered a re-
ward. The mayor seemed very mn
patient, and suspicion was immediate
~ excited. On the mayors return
ling to the tavern, ne was surrounded
by almost dozen persons, with the
intention of arresting and placing HIM
to the credit Of the mayor Sf Nash
vile until checked but; but fortunate
Ily for Mr. H. a gentleman Of our
town who knew him in Nashville, BY
chance, walked up and called him by
name--but for this slight circumstance
you would have lost mayor, at least
for q time.''
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NOtice---Taxes.

+ SHALL aitend at the following times and
places for the purpose OF collecting N,
Tax due for the year 1858. 20 wit:
Ga Monday The Is, Of July, at Jess. Dur,
hams.
Tuesday the 81. at John Sewlin.s.
Wednesday the 81. a. Rutiia's Mills.
Thursday The 9Th. at Michael Albright's.
Friday the STU, al Mrs Mary Longs.
Saturday the 9th, al Michael Hollis.
Monday the sth, al John 5. Tarrentine,s.
Tuesday the 9Th, al George Faueelt's.
"Wednesday the 10th, at chesley +. Fauceti's
Thursday the nth, at James Hu,chinson's.
Friday the i2th, Al Andrew McCauley's.
Saturday the 18th, At Mason Hal.
Monday the 18th, Al Hlilshoroueh.
Tuesday the 10th. Al AiVos Nichols.
Wednesday the l7Ih. al Mrs. McKee's.
Thursday the 18th, at Ahner Parker's.
Friday the 18Th. 81 william Lrpscomb's
Saturday the goth, Of -Iarris Wllkerson's.
Monday the 22d, al Zacharish Triee's Store
(DillaTds.)
Tuesday the Esd. at q Herndon's old Store
Wednesday the 2ith. At ". Tnee's store.
Thursday the 25ih, 81 Chapel Hill
Friday the Goth. oil William a. Woods's.
tJ= The Magistrates appointed to receive
the list Of Taxes Tor 1889. vii attend in their
respective districts at the tunes and places
above mentioned.
JAMES c. TURRENTINE, Sh'6.
June IL IA
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A FRESH .UPPLY OF
CONTEMPORARIES, Sc.
MRS. VA sEUR
June u

sfAS The pleasure 10 inform the public that
- she has just received q large supply of
articles 10 her Lac, among ahich are,
Candies,
Nuts Of various kinds,
Preserved Sweelmeals,
Raisins, Curranis, Daies and Prunes,
Oranges and Lemons,
Cocoa MUS,
Segsrs Of various kinds,
Toys for Children,
and variety Of articles too numerous 10 men.
ton. The Fruit and Nuts are Of the last
years crop, and Of excellent quality.
She has also several jars Of fine SPIcED
OYSTERS, which will be sold By the iar al a
reduced price. The article 10 excellent.
W Mrs. V. would also inform the
pubic. that she has jus, pu. her soOAF0UN.
TAIN in operation, - will furnish 10 her
customers this refreshing draught every DAY in
the week. Sundays excepted. She will have
ICE CREAM a!so, Oh ali the said days excep,
Monday.
The public are respectfully invited 10 give
her call.
June s. 73-
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Important
to Wheat Growers.

The subscriber owns the right u making
and yendiRg Samuel 5. Aliens PoFfabIe
Horss PsSsr Sad TkrasLing .uackias, in Ihe
counties Of GailfOrt. caswell. Persoa. and Or
aage. IN North Carolina. and PigtsylEania, in
Virginia, and Is nO1 prepared 10 furnish them
u superior qGality. with the addition Of CON
position boK-s 10 the shafts Price sI75,
Upwards Of . dozen Of these machines were
pat ~ operation BY him the past year. all Of
which gave entire satisfaction 70 the purehas,
eEs. and a. an additional evidence Of Their sa-
PeElSEiiy. Il cen be shown that this machine
sseIEsd the first premium far three successive
years, a, the fair Oi tie American Institute in
New York.
ordsrs addressed to him. Milton, N. C. will
be promptly attended to.
c. IL. RICHMOND.
Milton Jane 8. rs ~
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Attention!

Tofse Comm a. 0and gaf Non. Coalnais-
sssasf 0fcas 81 sGitiass sslaasisy 70 ihs
nark Greek b1aGiisa. il &C secsaI 0rza-f
ksgsmsaf n .AaSlh LGrslsaa .ailiias.
YOU are hereby notihsd and ordered 10 ~
a tend NJ Mas0n Hal. on Friday the i2lh
day ofJsly neKt. a. ~ O'Clock. equipped a. the
lAs directs. fsr drih muster and cuart martial;
and o. Saturday the I3,h. ~ n o'clock, you
wia attend with your respective companies.
armed and equipped ~ the Law directs. foI
baiiaiIoa exercise.
PAISLEY NELSON. Mgor.
Jane Is. 76-
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HILLSBoRo G II. NJ u
PuBEisHrD wEEKLI
ny DENNIS HEARTT,

AT rmReEspoIIsRs YrAn, On TWO pelLA''
TIrTT cESTs ~ FAID IssALFAScE'
Those who do not give notice OF 'he'r W."
10 have their paper dee oniinuGd al tie eaFna
,inn of The year, will be- presumed as "ssn% -
toutinnnnCc until rouHtefmanfed--hh :.
paper will 10 Discontinued until oil afrea'at
arc ra,d, unless al tie option 81 The uo'i a.
Advertisements uoi exceeding sixteen l'". ,,.
one dollar for tie first, aud twenty-five e'"'o
Tor a., h subs, queuI insertion; longer on's ,,S
proportion Count advertisements lmo"',
pcr cent LigaeT. A drGu,tion 81 ISL pei ''"'
aill be msdc 10 advertisers BY Tue yeah
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The scmi-Weeky Wing.


TIE FIRST number Of the Semi Weekly
edition OF The New York Wing is
herewith submitted 70 The public. twill
he regularly published hencelorh every
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, on
sheet Of the size Of the Daily Wing and
half the size Of the Weekly. and fors ard
ed by the earliest mails 10 their patrons.
II will contain all the matter Of the Daily
Wing except the advertisements, aud be
afforded at the low price Of Three Del.
lars Fer annum in advance. II is believ-
ed that this is the cheapes, Semi. Weekly
paper in the country.
The character Of the New York Wing
Daily aud Weekly--is now widely
known. II has been published about six
teen months, and in that brief period has
acquired an extensive circulation, and we
trust. fair standing among its cOtempo-
raries. II aims to present in a medium
sheet an amount Of reading matter fully
equal TO the average Of the Great Dailies
of New York and our other Commercial
cities. Its contents will comprise Lite.
nature, Politics and General Intelligence.
in about equal proportions. In the Lite.
rary Department, no great pretensions
are made to originality, but the best re.
positories Of Foreign and American Lite.
nature are open TO its conductors, and
they endeavor to select therefrom a va
ried and interesting banquet. In Gene.
raj Intelligence, we hope TO be neither
behind nor inferior 10 our immediate CO.
lemporaries. In Politics, our journal
will be all that its name purports--frar-
lessly. zealousIy, and we trust, efficient
ly, Wing. Experienced pens are enlist
cd in its service. and we trust that il will
render good service tn the country In the
advocacy OF sound principles and good
measures. and the fearless exposure Of the
impurities, corrup,ions and ruinous ten
denotes of Loco Focoism.
Subscriptions are respectfully solicited
by, J. GREGG WILSON a. CO..
lG2 Nassau Street
+, Sew York, Nay .. IS
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JuntO Academy.

gRHIs Iasligniign, twelve E.ssss nerth-wesf
- from Hiiisa2s0ugh, Orsngs . 1atys y. Y.
aad az miles EaIIh 81 Masoa lisil. snloys ;
location Ia the midst Of IN agreeable nelgh-
bOrhood, surrounded By . pleasant county,
which al exceedingly pure and salabr0as a.
mospheEe, o peaeeiaI secsusl0n and other nm
poFlaal advantages, combine 10 reader Peea-
iiarly eligible and inviting. Here the stsdent
10 invited, By the prospect Of study, unihteE-
EuPled By III health. and those ether causes
which frequently 80 much FslaEd the progress
Of youth. Here the path 10 SiFtae and homo
rsble distinction hes open before ham. with
few. but rural aiigFemsnis. 10 Withdraw him
from the pursuit, slta comparatively lev
temptations 20 lead him ssiray.
The student Nho comes here ls forthwith
Incorporated into family, which hitherto, has
been = eonienisd and hanpy one over whom
% parental government j. exercised, and W
gilant eye kept. lie Immediately becomes
the subject Of all . faGheE's solleilade, exer-
lions and snKieiies.
As 10 is designed that this Institution shah
be q classical school Of the highest grade,
classical literature constitutes distinct de-
PaTlmeni, under the immediate and particular
supervision ol.Ihe Principal himself. Ample
provisions are made 10 prepare students Tor
anN o. the Nnhefst1ASH OF kug NolhA1a " "
im. iTt 10 those who design only 10 take an
aecademieai course, . thorough acquaintance
with classical literature.
TIE Engiish department. which IL separate
and distinct, is under The direction Of IN eff
cieni and competent instructor 80 tha; all re-
quisiie facilities are afforded for the proseeu-
ton Of such English studies rs are generally
prosecuted in Academies Of the highest grade
The Principal IL now making extensive ed.
dlliOns 20 his accommodations foT boarders, 90
that in q short time rooms Nlll be oper for rs
or 20 bOarders Good board caa also Be pro-
cured IN the neighbOEaOod.
Tuition in the Classical Department., PET
session Of iiye months, sI2 50.
English Department. - per session.
Board per month, exclusive Of lights, 81 so,
The present session will end on the 18th Of
June next.
" The mex, session will commence
on The l5,h Of July.
Those who may wish TO correspond with the
Principal OF this Academy. MiIi please 20 ad-
dress him as Postmaster ~ Jnnto.
ID. w. KERR.
April rs 65-
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very amusing scene occurred in
one Of the sdjaining counties during The
sitting Of the Circuit Court. A constable
~ho had been lately iEducied into Office.
vas IN attendance on the Cour, and was
ordered By the Judge 10 call John Bell
and Ei'rabeih Bell. lie immediately be-
gan a. the Top Of his lungs, John Bell
and El'zabslh Bell"
Tine al a Tine" said The Judge.
=" ons at time. one al q lime, one al
tune. shouted the constable.
No" you've done il" exclaimed the
judge OUT OF patience.
"Aow you'rs done IL, no,e you us
done q. "or you'rs done IT," yelled the
che constable. Tnere vas no Standing
this--s"d court. bar. AMI bys.anders,
broke oul into htar,y laugh, 10 lie per-
ises surprise and d,srnay Of .he as.onish.
cd constable MiaOian.
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BLANKS for sale al This Office. Q
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Attention!

Tofks Cannissigasi and ea-CoHuais-
siAsI Cf.eas al .Nasi.iaAs bsisaging 70 tak
Casa 1sssE BaIsslssA. n the ssssad OIlASs
R.simsa. N .Nir.A csrs.ims .Miliiia.
y9OU are hereby notified and ordered 10 a.
- tend a Captain George d. Morrows. On
Friday Ihe 26lh day Of July next. al n O'sioeks
equipped a. the Law directs, Cor drill muster
ana e5aII martial; aud on Saturday The 9Th.
At n o'clock, yoa will attend with your resPee-
IiEe companies. armed and equipped - the Ian
directs, Tor battalion exercise.
WA. SHAW, Lieut.. Col.
June .. 70
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To the Fashionable World.
The Latest Fashions
JUST RECEIVED.

Nf@aA93lI 9A99l9lrA95
- has 1ae pleasure VI announcing 10 las
friends and the public generally. that he has
Jast returned from the North, from uhenee
he has furnished himself with the latest Sal
iimOre, Pataleiphia aud New York SPRING
AND So dMER FASHIONS; and Is PfePar
ed 10 have work executed accordingly, having
first rate NaFtheTn wOTkmen.
The faithfalasss with which he has hereto
fore eadeayOred to have executed ~iIh taste
AMI despatch the work put iniO his hands. he
hopes viii be . sufficient guarantee thai no
Palas wall be spared to please those who may
now favor him with their custom.
sT Persons from distance who may or.
der work. may expect II TO be done with The
same promplasss As Il individually Present.
All orders vii be faithfully executed.
Msys. ss-
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The Southern rauiO,, Of Charleston.
i. C.. an administration journal snd an
able political econlnoisl. believes tia, tie
LINE is al hand ''when some remedy
must be found for shs derangemen. OF do.
nestle exchanges, and the means adopt.
ed Of establishing, on a dut.be basis. a
mon'ed power. IN some shape. TO rrgu.
late the e"r'eney, and resist, by org4r.i-
za1'on. tie undue influence on AmeTican
.alsFsss VI The Bunk VI EasIaad!!"
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Stray.
April

- STRAyED IRON the subscri.
sfA-Sn her. living on Stony Creek. Or.
SsAtxange county. 9 SOrrel FILLEY.
II ?lI three years old, with . small
sA=zz blaze in the face. name mostly
on the lef side. tail shorn with katie, one
hind foo, white. four feet nine or ten inches
high. Any information concerning said filley
will be thankfully received. The fillsy leh
about the first Of April.
GEORGE DlCKEY.
May 8. 69-tf
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IT, The above medicines are for sale
t><S at the Office Of the IIlllsborough lie
corter- wht &c a constant supply will be Kept
d. llEARrT, agent.
May .. So
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Commission e. Forwarding
Business.

fpilE subscribers have established them.
selves ia Wilmington for the transaction
Of Iae above business, aud solicit a share Of
public patronage. Saving beea accustomed
g the business, and intending to. devote their
attention exclusively 10 it, they pledge them
selves 20 give saiIslaction to those who may
patFonize them. Merchants living 10 she in
terror mayreiy on haviag prompt and early
adylces 81 ARRIVAL and shipmell u their Goods,
and thoseiwho supply themselves with Groce.
riss from aiIming'on, " III be regularly advised
u arrivals. sat the state ug tie market Strict
attention wiiI also be gwen TO the sale Of Pro.
duee. Lumber. Timber &e
MsSARY & MsTaGGART.
Wilmington, May 90, 1883. ~ GIN
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
WILKINSON COUNTY.

Probate Court-Decembc Term, 1885.
To all persons interested IN the ldads, tenementS
md bereditansentS Of c. b. Magora, dcceased,-
,ptr
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
WILKINSON COUNTY.

Probate Court-Dccembe Term, 1888.
To all persons interested in The lands, tencmcatS,
tnd her1ditamcats Of Elizabeth Hatfield, de-
NTOU are hereby commanded TO be and
3 appear before the Honorable the Pro-
bate court of said county at the next Februa-
ry Term thereof, then and there to shew
cause if any you have or can, why an order
of sale of the following real estate OF said de-
ceased should not he made, viz:-The north
west quarter Of section thirty-eght, in town.
ship two, of range one east, containing one
hundred and iGty-fve acres and SO 100 acres
more or less
AM. WITNESS The Honorable Nathan
SNN0Ek e Scudder, Judge of Probate Of the
s&ANyNs county Of Wilkinson, the Cd Mon
%S day in December, 1888.
T7nisS Issued 18Th December, 1888.
JOHN C.. ALEXANDER, Clerk
BY 7. w. HAYS, Dep. Cl'k
December Is, 1888. olive
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NOTICE.

ON the 18th day Of March next, at the
q store of Mr.. r, Germany, at CentrevIlle,
= M w,II sell by public auction, all the peasonal
. "rr Of Roswell r. SWAN, deceased, on
drredit of six months. Purchasers giving
notes with approved security.
"''' w. Ii. DILLINGHAM;, Admir-.
February IA, 1889 TVS
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NOTICE.
LAST NOTICE.

A LII those indebted to the firm Of G.. +.
"a OLDECOP 81 CO., for the year 1887,
either by note or account, will please call and
settle the same by the first Of February next,
as longer Indulgence cannot be given; those
who fail to comply with the above request, will
find their notes and accounts in the hands Of a
proper officer for collection.
G. +. OLDECOP.
December 81, 1888. 52-tf
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January 28th, 1889.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


Nm PURSUANCE Of an Order Of Probate
\ Court of Yazoo q unty, will expose to
sale to the highest bidder on credit OF elgh-
teen months, on MONDAY, the Goth day of
February, 1889, on the premises, the following
Lands, near the Tract on which the Store of
Gallant & jackson stands, described as follows:
Lots Number Three and -Four, OF
Section Thirty-fve, Township Num-
Der Two, of Range Number Three,
East-containing One HUNDRED AND
Sixty Four ACRES; and Lot Number
Five, of Section ! hirty-tive, Town
ship Two, of Range Three. East-con-
tanning One HUNDRED AND TWELVE
Acres.
Said Lands being of the Estate of the late
Elias A. Fort, deceased.
s. d. ROBINSON, A1m'r. de boni'
non, Of E. A. Fort.
By HENRY HUNT, Agent and Attorney.
January II, 1887. 3w5
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NOTICE.

A r the January term, 1899, otthe Probate
"a Court of Amte County, was appointed
administrator of the goods, &c. Of john Bass,
lrceasod,- -Persons having claims against said
deceased will present them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or they Will
be forever barred.
w. II. DILLINGHAM;, Admr.
February IA, 1899. TWO
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NOTICE.

~ the January term, 1887, Of the Probate
q Court of Amite County, the undersigned
[A,noipted administrators of the goods, &c.
NJ .So arr R. SWAN, deceased,-A persons
\ pOa claims against said deceased will pre-
D'''H sbonn within the time prescribed by law,
' y ,bev will be forever barred.
pr '"ey W" w. H. DILLINGHAM;, Admir-.
February IA, 1882
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FOR SALE,

A CONVENIENTLY located Plantation
~ in the North Eastern part Of Amie
County, containing one hundred and sixty
ucres. The improvements consist of very
comfortable log Dwelling House, Kitchen,
Smoke House, and StabIng, together with
about 40 Acres cleared and in good state of
cultivation.
1t lies adjacent to the residence of Andrew
Cray and John Kinnebrew, and is not surpass-
ed by any place in the County for health and
good water. Any person DESTROYS of purcha-
sing, will please apply to Col. d. Gordon, Of
Amite County, or to the subscriber living in
Wilkinson County.
MOSES GAVIN.
January 28th, 1889.
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NOTICE..


ON Wednesday, the 18th day of March,
Y 1889, on the premises at the lao resi-
dence ofTYsoN WILKINSON, by order ofthe Pro-
bate Court Of Amite county, | will sell, on
credit of twelve months, the following tracts OF
Land, belonging to the estate Of Tyson Wilkin-
son, or so much thereof as will be sufficient to
pay his debts, to wit:-South East quarter oil
North West quarter of Section 81, Township
5, Range 6, East, and North West quarter oil
North West quarter of Section 81, Township
s, Range G, East; also, North East quarter Of
North West quarter Of Section 81, Township
s, Range 6, East; also South East quarter OF
N. w. quarter of Section 81, Township s.
Range 6, East.' -
HUGH MONTGOMERY.
Admir-. Of Tyson Wilkinson
January 80, 1899. 5w0
a T the February Term, 1889, Of the Pro-
"a bate Court of Amite county, will apply
for a writ Of dover, to be issued to have my
dover set apart in the above described Land.
MARGARET c. WILLIAMSON.
January 80, 1889. 5w4
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s'rn.-j, Woodyille, on the Bth instant,
llhD G. WEEKLEY, in the 56th year Of
4 age! -.
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Second Monday in April

1899, and unless the said defendant shall APP
pear, give special bail and plead or demur
within the time prescribed for appearance at
said Term, judgment final will be demanded
against the property attached and the proper
ty SO attached will be sold and applied to the
payment of the plaintiffs demands and all
costs.
L. NJ. DAVIS, CLERK.
January 8, 1889 2w4
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NOTICE.

THYlIE PARTNERSHIP, in the BiackSmihs
Business, heretofore existing between
BRowN & STREET was on the first day Of this
month dissolved by mutual consent. The
books and accounts arc in the possession Of
Mr. Robert w. Brown here those who are
indebted to the said Firm will find it to their
advantage to call, before the first Of March
as all the accounts that are not by that time
paid, will be lodged in the hands Of the proper
officers for collection. Those having claims a.
gainst the Firm will please call and settle the
same with Mr.. Brown.
ROBERT w. BROWN,
II. G.. STREET.
January II, 1889. 3w3
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
WILKINSON COUNTY

WILKINSON COUNTY,
Probate Court, January Term, 1888.
To all persons interested in The Real Estate q
Lydia While, ThoS. While, and Jackson
White, (minorS,) -GREETING
VOU are hereby cited to be and appear
before the Probate Court Of said County
at its next March Term, thereof, to shew cause
irony you have or can, why the Real Estate Of
said minors should not be sold, to wit: tract
Of Land lying and being in the county of VIII,
klnson, containing fliy-one acres and bounded
on The north by lands of L. J, Lanier, on the
south by A. Jeter, on west by Thomas Ellis,
and on the east by vacant Lands.
Witness the Hon. N. ScUDDER, Judge OF
Probate in and for the county Of WlI'
kinson, the second Monday Of Janua'
ry, 1885,
JOHN c. ALEXANDER, Clerk.
BY THos. II. HAYS, ID. Z.
Issued 18th January, 1889. 5w6
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III % TIGN :

A III. those indebted to The Undersigned, us
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