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Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27
NAIL ARRANGEMENTs

Northern. wa, Florence, .fid,-Due
every Sunday, tuesday. aud Friday. at p. NJ
Closes, every Sunday, Tuesday, and
Friday al SPIN
southern. Ella. Jeckson-Due every
Monday, Wednesday and SATURDAY. at "a NJ.
Closes every Sunday Tuesday and Fr
dtyat NJ
Eastern. ria Tuscaloosa, & No
bile. pia. GresnsboroUgh.-Due every
Sunday Wednesday, aud Friday, at 7P NJ.
Closes every Monday, Wedne.dayaud
Friday, at 7PM.
Western, RIA .4tsrd.sa aad Poaiotoe
Due every Sunday aud Wednesday, at 7 NJ,
Closes SPIN.
WincheSser.ria. Macon andDtkaib
Due every Monday aud Tuesday at GP NJ.
Closes every Mouday and Tuesdayat z NJ.
GrcensborOugh Miss. ria. Ply
mouth and Siarkr'he.-Doe every SAT-
urday, at I2 NJ
Closes eyery Tuesday, at sP NJ.
Houston. ria. Colbert Due every
Ftdaya at 6P NJ
Closes every Tuesday at sPM..
HillsbOrOugh. ria. Philadelphia.
Due every Sunday al p VI.
Closes every Monday at sp NJ,
CalelOnia.-Du every Sunday f P NJ.
Closes every Friday at SPIN.
Fayette G. III. Ala. ria .Napori,
Due every Friday, II NJ.
Closes every Friday, lP NJ
JOSEPH BLAIR,
Post Muster.
Columbas Dec. lS40
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27
ew Fashions al simpsons store

New Fashions at Simpsons Store
THE Ladies u. Colmhus are respectfully ilyi-
IL tet ,a cal. az la- NEv CssH >TlsE. en5 siey
iae Sa-r- 81. IS O., Le-.rra sal aw Blaae.s-
Iist receive rom New York. Nfh l5r-e as
..lrin'H, .s g-eacl prints back = Velvet. Pms.
N-sc.f>, Ian-, She ans Ivory C0uUs-,o1ctHer
win Do2es. mes oi every description AZ
SIMPSONS.
GEN GLEMEN wanting Bruad Goth. Cassi-
merS, Ss.ae,.s Jeans &c, WI. DO wei 20 call at
SIMPSONS.
PALM HOODS Pcr-umsry Coog0e At so
cents per barrel ior sac al
SIMPSONS.
lrisa linen al 80 cents. Pocket HandcrchieiS, SAT-
IN, snd Bomdszine Stocks, Suspenders, Shaving
Soap. Brushes, Razors and Srups. Ruled Paper
SIMPSONS.
Feb. l9.--Is4l. S5.-tf
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27

I,-ss II. Turner. Joseph 2. Wsdde'
i- u Ns--a. Hasa A. Bsr-, Davis [. ltca-
h. n Dluel Handy stephens, Mo-
e. CO., 8 Z Name B. p. Gssvi7 John Garl.n,
r e' .,''-.,,,-,.--. r. P-aFris. j. NewaUd, j. w
y 81 80 4. zcasr, J. Bl4cswagd x. BaAty
'e---- ,.-...-. gr1 James Tav1- AMI Their as>o-
..a- .Ilce,>s-s be sud tAey are heieoy 10
l-a7 ga.e- lie name 81 Tie Columbus TIRE
r,s-. --r aae. .tadt t..ey arL tAcir SuccesSo, S
-. rel. .etaa. succession, H a. have common
-5 .ss4 navel power lo purchase and Ho.d
st - rrs an PERSONAL to TIE amount "i twenty
r. 4iHsr, 10 sue and be sued, plead sud be
a Ia lhe.r corporate name, and they shan
-.y,r td make al needtJ bylaws Tor 1eT
avg .,vs-,urn, 50 thar the same be not contrary
- 7I,1.,iut,an OF The Uuiiedl States or OF this
u. s,s rsnerai'y 10 do q. such acls and things
~, AN 10 such body corporate
Be II further enacted, That said Com
onpa as vacancies happen therein may Oh
qs.re iy election lobe made by their own boiy
~ " elect "a llona members 50 that the wh0e
sl- ~ shall ant exceed City at ans one lime.
e :. Be Il further enacted, Aud II Is hereby
,-.r-l a, a condition G.: tie charter that lhe said
c,-,,,oy shall procure aud keep, Fire Engine iar
l's =. ~ Of sad Company, Hose Tor the conveyance
,,,sr and all necessary and useful apparatus lor
=. sytnrushment of Ere.
Sor. 4. Be il further enacted, That III men,
,.,.oi said Company shall be aud they are eieby
-,.rr,ed from working on the roads, from ntary
~ nslr1l duty except in time of war, iUsurrecior
i,y,.on or public duty.
'' SEC 5. Ind be ii further enacted, That this act
,bs1 take effect from and be IN ufce from and atel
ispa"age', 80
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27
NXarsIlal'ss Sale.

No. l0l.
Ier mnh Pits n, pl p; IA "a
mr,ueIl Macon june term 1871.
DY vitue of The above specified writ 10 me d.
ID ected from the Hon. District Court OF the U.
States, for the Northern District Of MissiSslpe !
viii sell on
.uoaday The 22Sd day Of March lS4l,
at the court house Of Nnxub,c county, the follow
M described lan1 to wit
Lots number ten AMI thirteen, section twenty
four township aurecn north range seventeen, east.
Also, the wes half Of the north east quarter,
sectnn twenty four township fourteen, nth, range
seventeen east.
Levied on AZ the property o said defendant
10 satisfy tIe above gamed execution and cost
ADOLPHUS &. WEIR,
Marshal Northern Disr.ct Mi
By J. W. CARROLL, Deputy.
Macon Feb, Is, ISL. SIT
[Prm.er', fee 81 80
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27
SUPPLEM ENT TOTHE GLOBE
PROSPECTUS FOR THE CONGRE>-

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An0Wtj-Jd that Wc dptui Il unnecessary q, ne = ,lr
ta I'D a.ctaHt oi aast lar lnru1l a4aasr. vtl .,H-
Tam, Sufi>c &c io say that they w b. invaluable 70
aL W.o irsl an interest ln flc proceedings ui Com
Irc,S. Naoihvr plbi.atGu givcs ihcm So laI. naf
hs.f 81 Cheap. q u.s. inlccJ- ne cheapest puls ca.
ZION % the United S,a,es-pyri ap, 90 lhs world
Olr position al Tie seat Of G0yrumcUt enables us
a puUt Them ctso nW rate. We afe coupc.ed
tn publish thc rF0ccy tnEs 81 Congress M tctii lo,
our daily papcf Tbs dome, 90 TclmTts, compare
uVCiy, hgt a small sIdsl0na sNprn,e 10 change them
90 The forms ol thc Congr Ssioua Glohe aud Appca-
dix. lIt were not Tor these Circumstances, we cuni
| not publish dem lot four tmc> thr sum charfed. in
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\ upon which these works printed, would ss.l lof
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prntedn the same i0rmas the Congressional Gnbe.
1t published as flst as the speeches eau be pre-.
pared by The members
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a speech IN the Congressional Gtahe, ur any denial
ols correctness, itnay be removed az once, by re-.
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grts,.
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VIII plasc give tbs m sptctuS f " mscttion2
pj-.No attention ,pN be pad 10 aay order aales
tae money accompanies Il.
BLAIR & RlVES
WAsnsGroS Cry Oct. 90 1910,
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27
Notice.

IN pursuance Of an order granted to me By thc
4 Probates Court Of Lowndes county Mis-, at The
February Term thereof 1871. ! will proceed TO
sell 10 the highest bidder on the 5h day Of March
next, the following described tracts or parcels of
land belonging to The Estate OF John Toand (Lu'
nalic) TO vii:
The west haltofthe north east quarter Of section
twenty three, in township number Iourteen, north Of
range tixteen, east containing eighty acres
Also The west hail OF the south east quarter Of
same section, townshpand range, containing cigh-
~ acres.
The sale of the above properly will take place at
the Court house door ia the town ofConmbus with.
III the nsua hours, to be sold On credit OF twelve
months with bond and approved security.
JOSEPH TOLAND, Guardian
Attest WM. 2. FULLER Clerk.
Feb. 6, ls4l-3l-5t. Prsf SO 90.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27
Runaway In Hail.

COMMITTED to the jail Of Okubbeha IN the
u town ot StarkcvIIle on lbc 2lslinsilbt, ne.
!ro woman, supposed 70 be about tweulgonc years
I'D. alonl i've feet high. heavy hut had on when
aiken up b.ue cotton dress She had also dfessol
common negro doth. sad Woman says her name i
;arolinc aud lnl She beloog4 70 JoLu Carr south
ilahama She further statrs lha She ranaHat ifom
man by tie name oi James Whle lon Thursday
he l4lh insl) who vas carrying ier 3e'o# I'f fa'e'
The owner 81 the abnve descdbrd negro womln
requested 70 come iorWarG, iay charges, ard take
erpnf nf Jail; otherwise she wl,.uJ Gcljt "Ih Jc-
nfding 10 law
JAMES ". EASTLAEO, iti.o-.
S,atkcg.c Miss.
April o3d lS40.-43-il.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27
A Proclamation
BY ALEXANDER G. McNUTT.

Gorcynor of The Stais Of Mississippi.
WHEREAS,i it has beer satisfactorily Iep-
w resented TO the Executive Of this State,
'hai on the 25ih day Of December, A. ID. l840,
JOHN LANRUM did feonously make an as
sault on 1. +, Whitman, IN tho county of Choc-
h"' and did then and there beat; bruised and
wound the said It. +. Whitman, which wounded,s
Is believed, will cause his death; And whereas
usice and the safety of society requires that the
,ad John Landrum should be brought to Trial:
20 therefore issue this my proclamation, offering
areward of Three Hundred Dollars, to any per-
500 or persons who may apprehend, aud Sc
cure IN any jail in the United States OF America,
ne said John Landrum: and do moreover re-
quEe all officers, both civil and military. to aid
ana assist in bringing said offender to answer the
eaaTge made against him.
Given under my hand and the great seal
Of the State. al the city OF Jackson, this
Is twenty-eigeth day Of January, in the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and foriy-one, and of the sove-
reignty Of the State Of Mississippi the
lwenyourh.
By the Governor.
Thomas b. WooDwARD,
Secretary Of State.
De'cription.--Said Landrum is about feet
sT lOinches high, has light HAIR, bueish eyes
~ ,sif SKIN toleraby stout made, weighing, proba-
Wy l35 or lao pounds. with rather pleasant
spsOn'enance, given to drink and very talkatve
when IN liquor.
- The Mississippian, Vicksburg Sentinel, and
sO'umbus Democrat, will insert the above three
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27
state of Mississippi Choctaw CITY.

Choctar Circuit Court September Term 1910
Abraham Barnett
Attachment iOr SlSUN1.
William Dyre,
VNHE attachment in this case having been re-
Il turned 10 the office of the Clerk oiihe Circuit
Court of said county duly executed by levying the
same on certain property Of the defendants; notice
is hereby given tina, unless The said de iendant ap-
pear, give special Bai,pIe answer or denur 10 the
said attachment on or before the first day OF the
next Term Of the Circuit Court 10 lie holden IN aud
Greensboro on the fourth Monday of March next
Judgment will be entered against him BY default
AMI the property so attached solu to satisfy said
debt and costs. llth December 1910.
JOHN SNOW, Clerk.
Feb I3, ls40-32-6t Prsl $40 so.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27


THE subscriber proposes to publish dogina the
Scse. on o the legislature paper with the above
llte. Tie plcscpt condition ul political parles IL
Ibis country and especially IN this state render such
paper actually necessary. The wings have Just
yaued into power with an Overwhelming majority,
II Is necessary that thay should be strictly watched
and tAer measures freely canvasycd.
There IS now hide doubt that The wbigs wiII have
the maio.ty IN the legislature on joint bliot. Sub
lncts oi great moment viii come bsIore HAT pody at
lts next sosslon--subjccts @hcA Involve lhe happi-
ue3s aud prosperity 81 the pe7pc ottlis state II
VIII be tl2 duiy OF the Reporter, 10 discus, those
interest, ana he measures which may be proposed
IN relation TO lham.
The Reporter shall be a faithful reporter of the
proceedings Of The legislature and 81 such speeches
of the members Of boh Branches a may appear to
be Of genera interest. The acings aud datngs Of
the assembled oisd0m Of the strife vii be faithfully
set dOwn.
The Reporter viii be principally devoted 10 state
policy The paper will be democratic without b.
ing exclusively Of party cast. twill be oir OBJ
leet 10 discuss principles exclusively. We siial
therefore eDdeay0r to AVOID all personalities, We
shall not speak Of men any further Than i may be
absolutely necessary in the unfesirn1ed discussion
OF measures JAMES >. FALL.
Terms One dollar during the session Of The le-
eisIaiure. Geniemen procuring five subscribers
will receive one copy gratis. Subscribers wlIl lof-
ward their names bY The fret olJdnuary. No sub.
scribrrs received without payment N advance.
j. S. r
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27
Notice.

WIN. D. Majors IS my authorized agent 70 sell
w lie and receipt all my business IN Monroe
County Mississippi.
All those indebted 10 me are requested TO step
forward make settlement, and save cost.
GIDEON LlNCFC UNI.
Feb 2eth 1871. 34.--3t.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27
Louisville Eemnle Acndemy.

9-EA V5NiiE Trustees Of the louisville Fc-
fessss.ls III male Academy having employed
isssGSs Mn. GoppEN and Lady To su1crntend the
fAss@saSE.h institution ana also two Ladies as asss.
ianls,woud give notice 10 the public that the school
will comnence under The most favorable u1spicrson
the LIST orFeb. next. For beauty orlocalidn, Lou.
isyl'e is not surpassed by any village IN MHsss .pt
for facilities Of intercourse, II is equal To ay nle-
rnr town in The State; AM from It's irst settlement,
TO the present time it has probably hcen as Lcatbv
as any town in the L. States. For the last three
years Mr.. and Mrs Golden have supe intended
the Female Academy at Mesop)tamia, Ala. and hat
School, during that time, ha, been as large aud as
popular as any similar school in Ala. Indeed, they
come with the most satisfactory recommendations.
All The branches OF educatlDa taught N the best
Academies Of the kind, will be taught in this--
Board &c. can be had on he most reasonable terms.
When the beauty OF the place is considerable
heaiihlulness-s facilities Of communication, (he
Stage passing six times week. aud the woll mer-
tied reputation Of the Teachers--lhe Trustees think
they have goo reason 10 anticipate a very LIBERAL
patronage ilom an enlightened Pubhc
For further particulars address A. GODDEN,
Louisville, Winston county Miss.
Jan. 90 1871.
There is also a wei conducted Male Academy
under the direction Of The Rev. James Martin IN
which all the branches usually taught in institutions
Of The kind, are taught The character Of Mr. Mar
I'm as n teacher and a. gentleman is such needs
10 commentator.
Feb. 6, ls4i.--3l-lm {PmrsFl
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27
Wanted.

4 GOOD teacher, 10 take charge Of tie musical
n department, at llle Mississippi Female College.
None need apply unless they can come well recon-
mended. For information apply 10
A. MAER, President.
Columbus August 18th ls4o.--7 t.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27
state of Mississippi Choctaw CITY.

a. Cloctar Circuit Court, September Term 1910.
g. W. Bne,
Attachment for $500
IT, j. Allen
VENHE attachment in this case having been re-
H. turned into the office OF the Clerk The circuit
Court of said county ouy executed by levying the
same upon certain property of the defendants no.
tice is hereby given that unless the said defendant
appears, puts in special Ba plead, answer or dcmur
10 the said attachment on or before the first day of
the next Term OF the Circuit Court of said county
to be holden in the Town Of Greensboro on the
fourth Monday Of March next, Judgment viii be
entered against him by delaut and the property 50
attached sold 10 satisfy said debt and costs OH
December ls40. JOHN SNOW,
Clerk
Feb l3, lS1l 1l-32-6i. Psf $40 80
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27
Administrator.s Notice.

FEVHE Undersigned was at the last Term Of ihe
n Prohates Court or Lowndvs County Slale ol
Mississippi duly appointed Administrator OF al and
singular the goods and allles rights and ertdits
which were Of Marcus NJ. Brigham late Of said
County deceased. Notice is hereby given to oil
persons indebted II the estate OF said mteslale 10
make immediate payment thereof And all claims
against the said estate requested to be presented
properly authenticated according TO- and within he
time prescribed ly law, or they viii be forever bar
red. ARGYLE CAMPBELL,
.9dn'ipistrator
Dee Q6 1870 25-tr
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27
Look ont for the william.


ca ON Tuesday morning tie 18th ut. | have
EsS every reason TO believe that some white
RIAS man stole irem me negro woman named
AE MSUSAN, Of large size. She is rather ol
GlHy43 Light colUr, between black and muiatto,
.SESSSA, quick spoken, and brisk in her gate
tssaa-taaAZ When She went of she had on a white
homesnnn dress, and al red shawl about her neck.--
will give $50reward for the thel, and $40 for her
confinement 50 that gel her She has been seen
about Weumpka and passing herself as on busi-
ness for her mistress.
A. B. DAWSON.
Feb 3. 4t--32
iE5- The Montgomery Advertiser, Mobile Reg
ster, Columbus Sentinel, and Columbus (Miss.)
Democrat, will publish times and forward their
accounts to this Office for payment
Further.
ON Thursday morning, runaway from the plan
W alion negro woman by the name Of MAR
TIA, lhe property otWanen II Jordan. She is
black small SIZE heavy eyes slow spoken, and a.
boul, % wears Of age, and has upon her back the
marks Of recent weipping. When she lett she
had on white faded calico dress, and | believe
that she has been stolen as the one described will
give the reward $40 for her safe confinement that
get her. and $50 for The thief She has been seen
about Wetnmpka
4. B. DAWSON.
Feh. g. SIT
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27
General FactOrage & Commission
RUsineSS.

ID r. Harris, having resigned the Office Of
Judge Of the first Judicial circuit of the state
Of Alabama has taken an Office in The city Of Mo-
bile for the purpose Of transacting
GENERAL FAcronAGE s CoMMssroN BUSINESS
Tenders his services to his friends and the public.
Mobile Feby. Is4I Sat- Register.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27
Carriages For sale.

N/tkA kAApsN@ = ~
.nNE Horse Baqeys win, and without Top
y j. SIMPSON.
just received at the NEw CAsH sToeE. small
BOT o beautiful French style pfn's, yard wide, and
warranted last Colours al 81 u cs. per yard
Also general assortment d DARK prints, l'ne Domes'
lies. SC. &C., oil at less p1ces lhan can be nnnd ~
This city. For sale at SiMFooN D
January so l9ii SUI
-E GscEc% .-%SzS-M
L4rE OF ELECTRA MoSgoE MI
TTAs heated himself permanently at Columbus
III Nj where be win attend 10 al cases in his pio-
fpsslon. Mr. l.. fEalters himself that with close al
ien,ion to bis business that he will merit share OF
nublic patronage. lie can be lonnd at all times at
his Office IN Market SfSeel, opposite the old Land
Office.
There can be obtained at his shop a fresh ana
ull supply Of Botanic Medicines.
Feb'y 70, iS4l. S.-u
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27
Reduction of Prices.

deduction OF Prices.
By THE TAlLCRS OF COLUMBUS.
u ES0LFED, That in consequence OF the re-
h daction of The prices of tie necesssrCs ul life,
we reduce our prices 10 the iolnwing rates:
Plain, Dress, or Frock Coats $40 90
Corded and other necessary irmnss, II 90
PAIN, Dress or Froek OF Jeans or
Summer Goth, 90
Curlei. do. do. DO. 10 90
Plain Pantaoons, 5 90
Cater do. 5 30
= Siug,c breast Vest, 3 90
Double DO do. 5 80
HARRISON JOHNSTON,
WIN. B. LAVARlCK,
GEORGE FRAZEE.
PETER SMITH,
Feb. I3. 1911, S3.-4w.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-27
state of Misslssippi Chlckagw Co.

Probate Coart--term the la .IoRdaym in Jqn'Y 1871.
9FyO a n persons interested in the lands, iencmens,
a. and herdhament4 Of Thomas Ivy deceased, late
Of Chickasaw County,
YOU are hereby cited 10 he and appear before
the Probate Court of said County, 81 the Conrt
House lhereofin the Town Of Houston, 90 the FIRST
Monday IN April next aud there 10 SHOW cause If
any you can, why an order should not be made 20
sell tie following described tracts or parcels Of and
to wit: lois and dissection 23 the south east and
north west quarierslo! section %, all IN township
10 Of range l9, easg acc riding 10 the plan Of sur
vey Of The late Chnctaw Purchase, aud yng and
being in the County ol Noxubee in said Sla,e.
~. WIrxEss the Honorable Malhew
Sa(ASE< Knox, presiding Judre Of the Probate
ssSsk3- Court Of The said County OF Chcka-
ZeSs. saw, the first Monday in January A..
O1itS D.. I54l.
Issued January 4th 1871.
4. N. MARTIN, CL'E'
/. Tho Columhns Democrat viii please insert tie a.
bove six successive weeks asd forward the account
TO this Office for Collection.
JAMES CALVERT, Ex'rR.
THOMAS IVY.
Feb. sth, 1911. 3s.@sw. [Fr's fee sli.
Pontotoc hteligeHeer.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10
A List of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office at Carrollton
Carroll county, Miss, Oh the first day of JnIv
lS4l, which if not taken out before the Iapse
OF three months will be sent to the General
Post Office as dead letters.
| Asa ALBANIAN, M Arnold, John t Brown. M
A Brady, R D Bopd, VIM Bennett. Samuel
Bell, M Butt. VIM Barrow, Jos. Beasly. Jno
Blllens, II Barrow, Jas Blanks, K E BeasIey.
II Bule, Ed. Crawford, Wilson Collins. ]. p,
Campbell, Jas Crawford. r E Cam pbeIl. Dav.
Carnes. w 3 Cox. ] w Carroll, A Cowend.
NJ Catron, d r Deloach, D Davidson. r
= Doyal, [ Downes, Jas Davis, Mrs Erba' r
Emmons, B Ferguson, E Fuher, w D Falk.
ner, Jas Grubbs, VIM Gillum, John GOA. w
Green, B. Gay, Allen Gay, S Getwer, J Gibbs
Hollingsworth, 3-W w Hughes, VIM r
Hawkins, A A Halsey. Emaline Hopper. H A.
han, A. =, Hull, E s Hartman, Eliz. Halbert,
L. NJ Holmes, w Harmer, 3--Jno Huffman.
w Jackson, Il Jefferson, T L Johnson On
. Jones, Johnson, Saml jenkins, G T Jones,
a Johnson, IN Jones, w Kennedy, ]. ID. |
herr, 3 Kennedy, Z E Kaigler, Sam Lum, f, |
Ll''le, : w Lyon . Long, L ID Langford,
Jno Low, Jesse Meek, "a McCarroiI. w
Mckinney, Rebecca Malard, John Mcclellan
LIS Miller, Jno Morrow. D Moore 2-IosI
Nc Broom, II Marion, Mcclellan, A McCar-
roll, McBroom, ] McAfee. Jno Morrow
. McNeilI, J w Mcclellan, w McMillen. w
y Miller, 6 w Martin, e Merriwether. G.
8 Parsons, J Prewett, ] Person, r Perrin, w i
w A Reynolds, NJ Rose, A Rickets.
J, NJ Ridge way, Jas Standby, G p Stednlan, j.
snumweli, Or. |. Sullivan, ] M Smith, Thos.
speak, L Sanders, Thompson, A. Town
END, + A Waters. NJ Wood, Eliz. Williams.
=, Williams y, . Williams, G.. w. Williams, S.
Williams. VIM Young.
VIM. SANDERS, P. M.
suue iss' io4I. 30-t3.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10
lNSOLVENT NOTICE.

HAVING been appointed by the Honora-
bic Probate Court of Carroll county, Commits.
sioners OF Insolvency on the estate of Catha-
rlne Caraway, deceive will meet at the
Counting Room of Messrs. BRYAN 81 Sanders.
on the 2nd. Saturday in each month, for six
months. for the purpose of examining the claims
against the estate of said deceased.
WM SANDERS.
GODFREY STANCILL. SComm,re
7. 7; KIMBROUGH,
July 9Th, l84l. 3O-6m.
Printer fee 1927
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10

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