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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-14
State Of South Carolina.
dBBEFILLE DISTRICT.
IN I'HE COiIMON PLEiS.

Joel J: Liplord, Attachment
wiIinm GIa",I,fti N. Bailey nil Ass""psit.
7USIlE Plaintiff having this day flied his dec
1 aration in my Office, and the Defendant
having no vile or Attorney known to be within
the State, upon whom Il copy could be served,
with rule to plead. On motion, ordered that
the Defendant do plead TO the said declaration
within year and Il day from this date, or final
and absolute Judgment will be awarded against
him. -
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON. C. C. p.
Clerks Office,
Mayo, 1910. B&r 81 so age Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-14
State of South aroIina.

ABBEVILIE DISTRICT.
NOHN A. WATSON, living abont two
oD miles from the DcadEall. tolls before me
one dark bay Horse, four feet tel inches high,
supposed to be eight years old. His right eye
out n star and snip on his nose and fcre head,
a white spot on the left side of his neck, with
similar spots on his body. No other brands or
marks perccivahlc. Appraised at 'snS 80 Sollars.
Camhri'gc, Nov. :. 1910. q Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-14
Greenyillc Land for Sale.

q lie subscriber offers for sale on the n,osf
Y accommodating terms, his valuable tract
cf LAND. lying two miles west of the Aiken
Stage Road, ardin four miles Of Poor's Bridge.
on Sa!uda The tract contains GIG acres, with
as much us 800 cleared, and in u liig gh and iu.
proving state ofcultivation and in fine condi-
lion for crop the next year. Three settle
meuts have been made OH the tract. with large
and comfortable dwelling houses Con lwo) and
all necessary out-buiidings' including large
and s,raw cutter; all to run by the same gear,
and an excellent packing screw but little worn;
orchards of choice fruit OF every kind; springs
in abundance and good; and for icalth the
place is not surpassed by amy, even in Green
Vile. IL you wish to buy. come and see-bet-
ter than going to the West TO die with the fever
Reference in my absence to A. McDAvID or
T. Boiling, Esq, near the premises.
GEO. SEABORN.
Dec. II, 1910. 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-14
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
CYNTHIA TAYLOR, Applicant,
vs..

DANIEL PAEDUE AND JOEL
BURSHAM, Defendants.
TT appearing 10 my satisfaction, that
IL Daniel Pardue aud Joel Burnham,
the Defendants in The above stated case,
reside without the limits Of this State. 1t
is therefore ordered that they do appear
and object to The division or sale Of the
real estate of Lee Steel, deceased, on, or
before the first Monday in February next,
1911, or their consent 10 the same will be
entered Of record.
Given under my hand, this 2llh dav OF
Nov. 1910.
OLIVER TOWLES, o. E. D.
Nov. 2G. alb AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-14
State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Leroy Tay lor, VS.. attachment
Ivy Taylor Assumpsit.
YSlIE Plaintiff in this case, having this day
i filed his declaration, and the Defendant
having no wife or Attorney, knowninth this State,
up"n whom copy of the same can be served.
On motion ordered that the said Defendant
do appear and plead TO the said declaration,
within year and a day from the publication
hereof or final and absolute judgment will be
awarded against him.
JNO. r. LIVINGSTON, c. c.P.
Clerks Office,
Nav 9, 1910. MT 81 so ago 15
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-14
Boots, ISrOgans, &c.

TDHE Subscriber has just received. on
Il Consignment, and will sell low for
cash, or on short time to punclual Gus
TONERS, viz
One case Seal skin Boots,
One do Brosans, and
$4,000 Cigars.
J. q. p. FORD.
First door Gelo,o HabbardS Hotel.
Hamburg, Oct. 27, If 40
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NOTICE..

A IL Persons having demands against Pres
IN ley Blaud, deceased, are requested 10 rem
der them duly attested, to the subscribers with
in the prescribed time, ard those indebted
TO the estate previous to tho sale, are requested
to make immediate payment.
S. CHRISTIE, E,,,v,or.
JOHN BLAND,
Nov. 6, 1857. It III
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Tan-Yard n Shoe Shop opened.

Tan-Yarsi a. Shoe Shop opened.
AN the Edgcfcld Road near Mi Vintage,
" where good Cow Hides will be bought,
or tanned OH silareS-onc half for the other
and line Shoes, Boots. and Negro Shoes WILDE
made on as good terms, and Of materials inie-
rior to none in the State
Wagon Harness made, and Carriage IIar-
ness repaired. Any articles made will be ex-
changed for good Cow Hides. From applica
tion 10 business, and the best of Leather the
subscriber hopes the pub!ici general will pa
tronze his new effort to ccommodate this
District, aud will call and see his work and
judge for themselves
MICHAEL GEARTY,
Near MI. Vintage, s. G..
Ms1cl % 1s40 dS
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State of South Carolina.

State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Nathaniel J Davis,
Administrator of Joseph attachment,
Davis, deceased, ASsmnpsh.
Garnishcc, VS.
William F. Lumpkin.
YHNHE Plaintiff having this day filed bis dec:
4 laration in my office, and The Defendant
having no wife or Attorney known TO be with
in the State upon whom u copy with rule
to plead. could he served. On motion, Order
ed that the Defendant do plead to the said dc.
cIararion within year and a day or final and
absolute judgment will be awarded against him.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, e. c. P.
c'sfIs Jniv lS! GrSsl 1910. par $3.50 age a5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-14

HEAD QUARTERS, !
Columbia. lM Dec. 1910.
GENERAL ORDERS-NO. l.
yByIIE following ge,,ie,ne, have been ap-
b pointed Aitis-dc. .Camp to the Commando
er.in.Chef with lhe rank at Lieut.. Coloncl.-
They will De obcvcd and respected accordingly.
ArmSteai Bur,
Albert IHcH.
Louis Z. EigfH,
J. poLk Dickinson,
John Phillips,
John English,
HWliam IL. Cannon. Jr.
J. HarieSton Rcdd. Jr.
Henry N. Thompson,
james WcPhcrson.
The Aitls-de- Camp above named, will equip
themselves, aud report for duty. either person.
aly or by letter, To the Adjulant aud Inspector
General, at Aiken, S. c., by the 10Th day OF
February next. IF either of the above named
Aids.de.Camp shall neglect 10 report as above
required, j, will be- deemed Il refusal 10 accept,
AMI the vacancy will be Immediately filled by
another appointment
By order OF the COmmandcr.n-Chlct.
JAMES JONES,
Adjnta.li and Inspector General
Dec. IA, Iaa0 ! 46
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, !
Columbia, l2h Dec. 1910.
YEHHE following Gazettes will publish all
D Communications issuing from this De.
parlment, reciprocaIly, and all Military Orders
from the Adjutant and Inspector Generals OF:
flee, marked &c. once week for six weeks:
The South Caronian,
Charleston Mercury,
Charleston Courier,
Southern Patriot,
Camden Journal.
Cheraw Gazette,
Edgetied Advertiser,
Pendleton Messenger, and
Greenve Mountaincer.
By order ofihe Governor:
BEAUFORT 7. WATTS.
Executive Secretary.
Dec II, 1910 f 46
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-11
LINCOLN TELEGRAPH.
THE Eal4UaUEs L.

The Inaugural If President HARRISON, took place ri taf
Can't j. At = o'c1c Thursday. 1t Is esmftat tat n7ay
oas Apaea t1opsapd persons embracing citizens hom evy
ctior Of the United STATES assembled 10 witness the
imposing ceremonies.
The Address was delivered - and b. O'Clock wac On
il way to New York which la"a arrived in tha short
space ofea hours. The New tWhi Senate is now in SIS
sion Vice President TYlEp in the Chair.
The old Congress separated in good tng at lat hour
on Wednesday night having passed tis necessary aeffa
ton bills and out few others. The New Yorker says Ho
ns qc.s Of those ed b the several committee
faay acted upon and three f.-.1 Of tha most important
measures Of the session, hoard" Among thec'
we may name the General Bankrupt Law, the Revenue Pro
tc,ion Bill (llr Adams) til. Presumption BIZ, the III Il
organizing the Judicial Districts Of the United sats ana
the Navy Pension Biz.
Pet V. Daniel has been nominated by Mr.. van Bhffh,
and confirmed by the old SENATE be Judge of the s
prca Cou thu Virginia District place OF Judge Bar
bour, who died few days since.
Vice President JOHNSON vacated the Chair OF the Senat2
on Tuesday Mr. Mangnm moved v5ts of thanks for his
impartiaty, &C., which seconded and advocated by
Mr. Clay of Kenucky-carred. VIM II. King chosen
rr4siden: pro ten.
Tg .Adrs: Of President HAnnrsov is Of unusual lngth
It is however, remarkably 81 ar and rrha exposition OF
the views Of the illHous whence cn2nat s. II
has the rare ytua tWtsiudng its great ng;h Of
tanning nothing superhHous innecessar. Every point 81
policy up5n which h touches, is fairly mt and supported By
such reasoning must the unqualified appreciation
IF the psop, dearest and mast satisfactory eyposi
ton of I'D fashioned Jeftrsonan Democracy, that We have
ever perused We woaia say every render Let not it,
ngtn dyt.r Jon from eNan!nng it carefully.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-11

i TO Join them Ihave no shame in honest iab"r'
but do shrink from meeting the scorn ct those
purse proud kindred who"--and poor MarS'r-
cts tears fe fast Ought | To be there, dear
uncle w,,l va or stay, as y1u direct
"Go Margaret: 20, and fear nothing. Gamer
up your treasures; the jug, whose generous
draught was the sweetest ever qn"Htd; t"e
wheat ears, and The cradle with its crown babe
blessings on It's dear iace! | will not shame you
by these unseemly rags; hut viii rest aw'Ie nnopr
the friendly shade Of the hazel. wh!'e you fe'"'"
home and prepare Tor the procession De sure
that you fail not. Ne shall meet asa'h' SUM-
dear ones. For the present, farewell"
fConciudsd in orr neSt.l
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-11
PRESIDENT uARRIGON'S
yr4r GyRAL ADDR I. = = +.

CALVIN F-o., y rntiraf1cnt which I had slip-
noscd was 10 continue for the residue Of my lie,
! to fiji the Chief Executive o.iee Of this great
and free nation, appear before YOU, fellow-cti-
zcns, to take the oaths which the Constitution
! prcscribcs rs n necessary qualification for the
| performance Of its duties. And in obedience 10
a Gus ON coeyal with our Government, and what
| | believe to be your expectations, | proceed TO
present to YOU summary OF the princiD pies Uli.eh
] VII govern me in the discharge Of the duties
VIII Oh sh1,l be called upon 10 perform.
u was the IeoIarh Of a r Iman Consul, in an
ea Nv prriod Of that celebrated Republic, that 4
most Stirling contrast WIS Observable n the con-
duct of cand dates fer Offices Of power and trust,
before and after obtaining them--they seldom
earring out in the latter clse The pledges AID
promise. made in the former. However uac"
the world NAV have improved, in many respects,
in tie Japse of upwards of two thousand years
since tn remark w1s made by the vrtuous and
informant pomap fear that strict eX m nation
of The annals Of some Of the modern elective
Governments, would deYelope similar instances
Of violated confidence.
Alb 7url. the fat Of the People Ia g5nc iDfta,
proclaim NJ me the Ch.ef Nj s'ra.a Of Ia $
C,lor'5t7, 7 non no ,fnr uaon tle.r part rCpal-
,5r 4, be d.1,,. II nav be thought TIN. motive
NAV px, g. {, keep up the deu5lon under v i.lch
lla nav be stlnp5sla t, have aS el n relation u
INV n-i,.i..'rs aol apin;ens: AMI perhaps there
NAV be some in tbs assembly who have come
here either prepared TO condemn those | saa! a3w
deliver. or. a.anloviny them, to doubt the sincerity
with which ttieq are uttered. But tAeilpse Of a
Cav r,onfh4 win confirm or dispol th.!r faar5.
'Cbe outline Of principles to corcfa, and measures
{, he adopted, by an Administration not yet be-
MN iii e,31 he rxchan red for inmutabp a.stO-
~. and shall stand. either cxonerated by my
ry1nnfivinen. or classrd with the mass Of those
who promised thai they might deceive, and iiat.
tered wish the intention to bctray.
realize the expectations of tnegnaninous and
oonGdinr People, too well understand the in
i,mities of human nature, and the dingaraas
| temptations 50 which shall be exposed, from the
magnitude OF the power which it has been the
pleasure Of the People to commit to my hands,
! not to place my chief confidence upon the AID OF
that Almighty Power which has hitherto protect
ed me, ana enabled me TO bring to favorable issues
other important, but still greatly inferior trusts
here :ofore confded TO me by my country
The broad foundation upon which our Consti-
tuition rests, being the People "a breath OF Their.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-11

,r ,l, LEGISLATIVE r,,.-
s'''uIo 'e rsS'1e''' Pi'r'' ''I E P'"
- ~ ~ a..
,,ps,. H., tol4s ~ COMM,
~ ., a. So, And al,ho,,.,b tbero
WIN WIN 5,,,,.,I,;,,s ,nn - co,Gdnnc,, IN I'm,
INA! 'i5..,,,,. o,.,,,,o,ded =, .pe
p, ,l,,, N ,be chr !, Tho ohl.aa,icos 81
,,i,' v,9, 1'cs'on lbeg ca, ~, ma aitfrTencn In
" '''''.l'' ,r ,I, Corst.tr4.cr s,u H. l,c;s
~ .z,,-s ,ybcb il Grants ,.9rr vnstnd in The
ta'Ve %" e. thn If,,ted Stats" l. would be
=, i,,,r,,.oa =, az, tb,t an, nar,jon II
q q a. = 't.' ;,,ci,1nd IN the whole
-, ,' -, fs,.l ioIs,l that The Constitution
H.. -, to tine Fysrutivp the power 10 anaul
-, e H. L,rfslaf.,e Ea1v Bv rrElsur II
! nc "o'f v, s. similar pa}yrr has prce3.
a..', ,.,,If.d from, t,t Instrument 10 the Ja
vel H. judiciary forns ~ o,r# e
~ '.,4.o T,r.r,. i4 +, is true. tins d. r.r.
NV = -, ,r- .-ats # royer; tie Fyecu.
, - .,,,,,t b:s ,e5,fivp l,3,u the acls q tic
! -tt,,o e.. -,l = ,..,.se tA1,, ftat Of UGnt cf
-. = ,l,. #,,.t,fpfioo W. ia, the JnHz-
-, ,icoI,rs - tlas, which vni5,e
>i.,.-.,.irr.,,.s,f Ef. t5r decision Of the Jul
-, = r,,.l -, snrf,, caep. whereas. N every
.-,,,..s w. ,l,f ,.4,o Of the Esecus.ve q an
III :, ,,,, I,, ,,.r,,,ta h. 4 vote of tY,o le,rls
r. - lI,4,s.s.,f F.rrl~,sa
III ,,,,r4t.,.a t-= 5.,. acts or he er;gle 70
~ ~, E,c.a,:rr authority. and thai IN the hands
~ ~, ;,d;,;au,l ,yp,,ld seem to be IN ineae-
or" y IN our = fss,'' t..a.ars - A., bsA
similar 1Aar4H''', aa"VNF'' T..'a ,l'
" r&Peo1 n, ar" = w. ~ n.a1 i,,en.5 1g
a"'5' a'" i. '., ,,.,,,o or rr.,t ,road
Us ansno''' u my -, - -. ~ 49,
,'D 's ~, 1''' - ,h, r,,,na4,a, Of H.
. -. .. u. - -, d-,s w., ...,,o,r =,
have endowed much favor in the State Govern
~ l..l ~, =, t,.o and IN orc Of tbssn
mems. l. e".st'" ~, II w ~ "''' -
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-11

over the Beloochcs by the Bombay troops undef
Lieut.. Colonel Marshall. who defeated Nuster
Khan on the l5t Deceiaher with an army Of
4 COO men, among the hills near khotra. Col.
Marshall attacked han With force # about 500
infantry, a handful of horse, and two pieces ot
artillery. Upwar IS Of 500 Bolocchccs were XII
led, including several OF their principal chiefs
Excepting the loss Of one British officer ana
few men, cur troops suffered lttlr
From Alexandria we have received The conilI-
nation u: the news of the arrival Of Cefnih"dofe
Napier in the S'rnmbnli, empowered by Adhrai
SLopiord to offer the original treaty Tor the Iach-
5 acceptance, which was. Of course. Immediate
ly agreed to. The feet was formerly mad" eyer
on the 18th and saad for Nuuorce On thr ais''
ibraham paeha ha! q1jlled Dams us Tor ',a@i'
aud preparation wefe being made t9E eHDark ins
ais troops for Egypt,
LIVERPOOL COTTON nArHET-Fsb. G.
The SALES cf Cotton at tits aay's market amounted t. 252
bal - ali t. the trade.
3tll-rh, salss today are 1853 bales.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-11

aRa1vA1 Of THE PRIsIDENT.

ARRIVAL. OS THE FEiI3sIDENT.
The President steamship arrived at New York
on "Wednesday, March Sd, bringing news six days
later.
No progress had been made in The negotiation
with China sickness to a fearful extent prevailed
among the troops.
The cotton market was dull at Liverpool. and
brisk ut nagre.
A fearful avalanche occurred in the commute OF
Graeoano. in Italy, Jan 22d by which ll3 per-
sons lost their lives.
The British i.ooes had been again victorious in
India.
The Case or Mcleod.
The c,se of Mcleod will be seen, has been
the subject of debate in Parliament, and the Lon
don papers generally. are loud in their dennncia-
tons.
The London Morning Herald of the 9Th, thus
concludes an article on the subject of the inprson-
men, of Mcleod.
"A. to the pea pu, forward by Mr.. Forsyth OF tho
State of Ncw-York having rights independent o.
the federal government, in vndication OF which The
authorizes there can Try and hang British subjects
far acts ayswed to have been committed by the or
ders Of their own government, it will not bear
moments investigation, or, if it deserves an nnswe
it is .his-tht If the Crown Of Great britain b'
insul;ed and ags,eved by the State of Newly ork
in the person of Colonel Mel cod, the State o
New-York must answer to Great Britain Cor the out
rage; and If the other States Of the republican,
union should make common cause with that o
New York. then the whole republican union
whose orators in Congress have stimulated the pop
plar passions, rayenns for the blood Of loyal and
innocen, subject Of h British Crown mus, take ;hf
consequences.I
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-12-23
Notice.

I'VE undersigned have the pleasure Il
inform their friends. that they have
succeeded in extending their policy OF In
Surancc. to The Jackson and Clinton De-
pots. and all other points on the Clinton
and Port Hudson Railroad.
All Cotton, therefore, hereafter, con
signed to jenkins & Bonner of New Or
leans will be fully covered BY insurance
as soon as received and receip,,d for by
The Company vithom any additional charge
10 lie Planter.
From The great exposure Of Cotton to
IRE whilst on The cars, and The Bank at
For' HUDSON. we view this urrangemen,
rs highly advantageous 10 our friends.
and we trust il will secure their approval
an patronage. j BONNER, & c..
Clinton, Nov. 90, 1871. ,g8
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The FELEClANA
Female Institute.

! NDER the superintendent of Mrs
~ La y assisted by Mrs. Doctor
look and three other ladies'. will be- omen.
'd' at the residence of Dr.. Lacy, Presi
lem Of The College of Louisiana, in the
sllaee of Jackson, on the 10Th of Jauna
l849. Mrs. Lacy will give instruction
Il moral Science. the French Language
qua lema'e manners Mrs Cook in draw.
hg and painting, and music and The
amer ladies' IN orhography, reading, wri
ing and arithmetic, geography, gram.
mar history, rhetoric, algebra. the na,u
al sciences. fancy work, &c. The prices
or luItloe, board, &c, will be similar 10
hase changed in other respectable Semi
'ar,eS IN the neighbor hood, and will be
made known on application.
jackson, Dec. 9, I84l. 3m5o
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GREAT BARGAIN!
Plantation for Sale
A TRACT OF LAND

A TRACT OF LAND,
GONTAlNlNG about Fifteen Hundred
" Acres, Of which Six Hundred are
cleared, and well fenced, is offered for
sale on unusually reasonable terms -
There are on the premises, TYO GOOD
DWELLING HOUSES, a new MILL
HOUSE and good COTTON GIN, n
y ACK SMITH SHOP, aud all the
necessary out buildings. The owner is
willing 10 sell part, or the whole of the
above tract, 10 suit the purchaser. It's
Location IS amongst the most healthy in
THIS Parish. Only small amount Of
cash is required, aud flr the balance, a
credit will be given as long as the purcha
ser can possibly wish.
those desiring good bargain, would
DO well 10 call Immediately on C.. Car
man, jackson, La, who can give al! the
necessary information.
october 2, i84I. az
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To Planters.

a III y 4 y
IHNlif. subscribers have Just receive
Il ON CONSIGN MEN'r, and olTe,
Tor sale at invoice prices, and on accom-
modaIing terms.
large assortment Of Ready Made
Clothing, suitable for Negroes, viz
MonIey Jackets,
Pants.
Capots,
Drill Shirts,
Womens Frocks,
Negro Brogans,
Mud Boots, &c, in small packages.
Lnseys, jeans, Plains and Kersys,
Shlr'lngs and Sheetings,
Heavy a. inch Ky. Begging,
Kentucky Bale Rope,
DO, English Buing Twinc.
Together with large assortment Of
me Eagle Gin stands, with the improved
Patent Detached Crates
WATT, BURKE, 81 Co.
Commerce street, Nalchez.
sept. 10, 1871 5 m38.
WATT, BURKE. g. Co, beg leave 10
MORN their friends and the public, thu
hey have erected a FIRE PROOF cor |
TON WARE HOUSE, on the lot adon
ny their Office, and on AL Cotton lcr
YIN them for shipment to their House 10
New Orleans, no Sorage p,i be charged
They will make liberal advances in
food funds to shoss disposed to ship
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IN o Mi stake! !"
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION

"REALITY AND NO PUFF y
ME subscriber respectfully inform
II the inhabitants Of Liberty and it
vicinity, that he has made an arrange
ment with large firm in The city Of New
Orlerns, for general assortment Of win.
ter colhng and Dry Goods, which he
will offer for sale at the lowest cash pr
ces lie will keep constantly on baud a
large assortment OF LowelI's and Brogans
made at the Penitentlary Baton Rouge.
Italian and French Gro de nap,
Swiss and French musins,
English and French calico,
Merrimac and Rowen calico,
English and French mereuo,
Kentucky and Slubensyile Jeans.
Bombazlnes,
Circassians,
Grape,
Linsey,
Hard Times,
Furniture calico,
Irish Linnens,
German Linnens,
Dress Capes,
Ladies Cloaks,
lnserlings,
Boys clothing,
Hats and Caps,
Ladies and Gents Silk Hose,
do do Linnen and Cotton do, |
do do Silk thread cotton and
Leather Gloves,
Silk bonnetts,
Straw do,
Leghorn do,
Ribbons,
Linnen and Calico shirts,
Umbrellas,
Blanket kearsey Cloth and Pilot
Overcoats.
Cass,mer and Cassinet panialoons,
Silk, Satin, Velvet, Wollen yelyet
and Cloth Vests,
Besides great many other articles TOO
numerous TO pariicularize.
N. b. Lowell's at IL 2 cts. per ward,
Negro shoes 81 81 IA els per
pair. LEVY DREYFUSS.
Nov. 10 l84l Aft
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|THE Quario Form contain. s;x,.A.
'nree column pages, elegantly prin.
.eu' y convenient form for binding, &C.
caslonaliy embelIished with EngrayingS
ana Music. The second volume of he
9uario was commenced on the frs, df
January l8ll and new volumes will be.
gIn on each first of January and slst Of
July hereafter, making two yoIdmes per
year oil 4l6 pages each, 10 which tile
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

- VI I
ANTE COUNTY.
10 all persons INTEREST," I in The real estate
Of IRON J. CatdUeH decea@d-GREErING
" GU are hereby cited to be and ap
IL pear before he Probate Court of
said county, on The fourth Monlay of
December next, and show cause if any
you can, why the same should not be sold.
TO wit describ d in the will of George
Caldwell, deceased, as lying in township
1--WE, Of range four wesl, in Kinds county,
II being one half Of tract of land owned
by said Geo. Caldwell deceased, on four
teen mile Creek.
Witness John Walker, Esq, Judge
OF Probate Of said county, the 4th Monday
Of October AID. l84l.
S.R. DAVIS, Crk.
lssued Goth Oct. I84I 4t47
November l4th l84I.
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NOVICE.

ETTERS Of Administration having
NJ been granted 10 the undersigned on
The Estate of Herbert Erin, Deceased.
al The Sept'r. Term, la4l, Of the Probate
Court Of Amite County, all persons indebl
ed TO said Estate are required TO make i'm
mediaIe payment, and those having claims
against the same are requested to present
them within the time prescribed by law,
orihey will BIZ forever barred recovery
''7" JANE Il. u. FIRTH, Adm'x.
JOHN H. FIRTH, Admir-.
Sept. 81, i84!. IVA o- 40w6