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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06

PUILER'S TAsIELESS SElDLGTZ POW DER--seld
~ hz Powders, which ususuay offered o tho public
in tao fr aric portions, arc loo those BY process which
preyeusa spontaneous action upon each other comb.
uri in COMPOUND powder TIE decreasing solution Of
wllcI, 100 water, avery nearly tas'rIrsp.
Besides beng paatable s made 60 much less
time, aud with Infinitely trouble than mat produced
with the two pOWders prepared 10 e usual way Pot sale.
ALEXANDER DIyAL.
au5 f,rn,, ~ A. - -fJ,t, -trc,,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06

I'HIc sACHED WRITINGS or THE A
Jesus CHRIST commonly gylcl The NEW TEs-
LAMENT, translated frOm tho ORIGINAL GREEK, b.
Drs Geo Campbell James Msckniaht and PhIg Duddrirs
sih PREFACES, various EMENDATiONS, aud an kP
PENDtX, by Alexander Campbell
Tho CHRISTIAN SYSTEM, IN reference 10 The UNION
OF CHRISTIANS, and aRE5fORATlON Of PRIMITIVE
CHRlsrlANiIl, as plead 10 tho CURRENT REFOR-
MA HON, BY A. Campbell.
Aisp, PsALMA HYMNS and SPIRITUAL SONGS, ori.
lnal and selected. compiled hy A Campbell w scott n
Stone AID - Johnlon-adapted 20 tho Christian Re
LOGAN WALLER,
Jub Hnfcet shocEoe fnl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06
NOTICE no TOHNCCONIsTs-


THE subscribers have purchases Of Mr. John n. Allen
his entire Patent Right inr I'm B1Ies, ioI prisnE
nutacinisd Tobacco We therefore forbid all persons
using theta unless pUrchasedof u.-wReh No will make
nrcr, and reasonable terms, Tin, stove, Crate
and sheet Iron Mandatory few doors below the Bel
Tavsul sc. X. WELLER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06
MARS SHALL
FURNITURE wAItEROOMS,

OPPOSITE TIE Banks.
~ IlE srbtrrbCr has hand and BEL constantly manuac
lurng every article boz the Furniture be and solcits
% rHl FROM puI chascfg Hdvnt machinery. driven by
wtss PlWsr employed, enables hin 10 manufacture
any article n hs ac rood terms the article
can bee male elsewhere. The advantage Of machinery,
besides ASSISTING Boo expedition, enables lave tie
materials used hoIouE y seasoned, thic s Of much
npo iaucc Co.. have good article good work. By having
Tie timber sawed ny and suck away stme Time before
worked W. ~. SMITH.
Aso-ConsauuT IN haud and for salr, large and g..
neral stock Of Mahogany, which be- usually purchased Of
auction in The lOr, and sawed a. my direction
al orders Furnished will pronntuesa. frr3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06
~ a. 60 s9 go 49,

SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE.
RiehuoHd Fredsricksburg and Potomac and Loaisd
Rail Roads.
ON and acr tomorrow. the 7h inst, the hour for lcay
~ ing Tor the North aud West uf the southern mat and
passengers arrived will be = instead 81 VI.
Passengers from Richmond aud Peter shurs leaving At
this hour reaching Btimnrs att. NJ, or "a
hcuu advance OF those going North by the and
boats, under present arrangements. .
THOMAS SHARP
NH 10 Agent oi transportation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06
OF DOZEN tIUwAgD'S IMPROVED CHEMICAL
- sAMi p ApIE 4 co.

SAND. = NUIE q
Agents for the Maker.
no This SOAP possesses virtues and properties
found other. II is manufactured by a practical
Chemist. y washing the and hands with this So1p
every morning, 70 will make the smooth and
silk II tan, pimpies, and blemishe>; SUD
those who have used for shaving give the peTicrcucc
70 all other kinds.
II being made Of Chloride OF Soda, makes very dis
injecting article II those who afflicted with oren
breath would first soft toNih brush, and then
this soap, and rub teeth AMI gums there
with every morning, IL will the scurvy the gums
and prevent the teeth Iom rojiiug ann aching preserve
the enamel and cure the offensive BREATH
tits very superior article for washing and cleansing
and wklnds, and preparing the flesh 20 heal Mo-
Tiers should hot be without this soap; 10y washing cdren
Herewith u prevents and many cutaneous
disorders. II rs believed that should the body be wei
washed all with this soap week. u would pre-
vent any diseases TO which the human body subjected
has proved be the best article in for removing
Grease, PANT, Tar, &c from Linen Cotton and Woollen
/ Goods.
RuHes and handkerchief which have long lain by and
become yellow by being washed with this soap, will be.
/ come white.
! Prenare,, and sold. wholesale and reaa. oc -
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NOTICE EXTRA.

NOTICE EXTRA.
" n shirt ought 10 ff az wtH AZ coat. ."
CtEO. 4. KEEN q 90. have, by resrnboaf from Bsil-
VI more, this DAY received On asaOument 81 shius, viz
superor Linen Shirts also hno cotton d. with fine
huen DosOms and wftbtnds ell 81 Wlnchesers Blanufac
tnre.
COLLARs-CRAvATE
- dozen superior Linen Cosfs, fom % 500
- DO Do DO DO s2D
Do DO safn Cnvuis
do assorted fk DO
We have aso received, by Leonfne. dozen superior
an ycss' also hns and common Dress Coats and Cass
Pants.
Gennefnsn Informed that Goods will "a ~ lines BY
shown with pleasure Stree Of sIpense"
GEO. 4. KEEN co,
he Gssaemen'g Furnishing store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06

(NAPERrON 4 CEUMP, cross street ioMayos Bnase
~ have in sore-2 bags prime Rio and 100 do IaEuiTa,
Java and MaracaibO Cofce; ~ hds Pouo Rico aud
prime ~ CroiN SUGARS lOO Slcks salt superior quality;
100 tons Plaster 5O crccs Lime, CO.. kegs Nails
JJtnDs bar lrOn-wh general assortment
ed 10 the trsdcand will be receiving all this
fall supply, which Viii be extensive. and will DC offered NJ
prco suited Ia the times The usual advances made on
all produce sentt0tsemtO sell. aus
'I'llE subscriber respectfully iuuuds
and the public EcheTally, that he has hand will
continue To Keep. aaTEe and s,cndd Paper
MISUNDERSTANDING ui Gilt, Velvet. Tapestry, FresGn
plain and common Papers, with Borders to matchal Ut
which he will put up Ia the inannST, town and
country.
Also, curlcd hair and shuek Mattresses, Feather Beds
made OF the best purified Foihers-ebTacng every
nce va his line All orders thankfully received aud ole.
cued AZ the shortest notice aud ia ihc best ruanuct
WILLIAM BOOTH,
Square bcloE the Banks, on the opposite side
=. Muirases sofas aud Chairs old Fea.
theT Beds renovated, and male as now.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06

DR =. II. ROWLAND's MEDICINES.
lust received, an afsormcnt Of these popular prepa-
I ID ra'iDns, follows.
Ton MTtTe 4 specify snI certain cure Tor the Fever
I and Arue
TIME Mixture Pirs-A remedy for NE Pevcrand Arue
posse s-uE the properties the Tonic Mrure and
equally chcacious 90 removing his Troublesome com.
p.sint
/ Erroef SarsgparHa- Improved preparation oftIHs
I article. and highly recommended.
HsrHfHgs0r Horn D,sfyoysr-A safe and certain re-.
mrdy FOR rrrc'ling Worms from the human system and
particularly adapioI fo tie uses ~ children.
I fWu0Nfnfsd EDiLrgcufDu-A hue stimulating Hppira.
uDu fIf fc cure Of Rbeuna'sn, rprans Bruises SJre
Throat. SC.
c.HyriaHl-A invaluable and pls''an.rone1y or Sore
/ Eyea.
Pufm0uuria-Ths remedy iahrhy valuable f1r ita m.
cs-y removing obstinate Coughs u long Stamping pro-
drcod by colds Ur Otherwise. stccomme ended hsv.
ng many claims upon Zoe confidence and patronage n
vads being possessed NJ fine tsgeurrsng ppwers sud
capable ~ overcoming me unhealthy eject likely 10 be-
produced the lungs by obstinate neglected coughs
&c
r0rb9nfs DSnrifee-A rcLcIy i1r whitening Ind pro.
serving the tcetu free n sl injurious properties
Drsufaf ft1h0s'sr-F the tOletp-a new preparation
for f0neuing, whitening and ptescTvnF the skin.
We have been appointed Agents orhe sale ofhe above
| Medicines.
fresh supply received. .... .
CAYNOR s ROYETER
80 10 door above Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06

GOT Spirits Turpcntiue
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES-surEical Instruments,
anccs Evens's best, imperialism and warrant.
sd Ecnuinr Apothccarcs sud CONFECTIONERY Gass Fur.
nturc assorc Of all .ciiponsi Walls tiles, Cotks,
Sc; PeTfumcTy, SOaps, Tooth brushes Powders, &c
Paints dry and ground In OIL Oils, Window Glass brushes
ColoTs, and Painters Articles.
FAMILY AND PATENT MEDl lNES-Physicians and
Country Merchants select COOS as laEe and
good an assortment eau be founCn any other sore
he Stateo. Virginia.
TO- Tho most prompt attention paid to packing and
shiupug orders. mi =
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LOUISA Rail ROAD.

Daily Lias bsiioseE Richmond aud Chariot: srillsi
THE Mail aud Passenger Train for GnTdonsvile noN
leaves Riehmon daily halt pas A. NJ, ard return
Glrdonsve Richmond the arrival OF tho
stages fem Charlottesville, arriving in Richmond about
T. NJ.
ARR ofhse.j
Feb. 9lh, lSil. fe .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06

SELLS ENDOWMENTS FOR CHILDREN
RECEIVES MONEY ON DEPOSlTE;
EXECUTES TRUSTS;
MAKES CONTRACTS In which life or the interest Of mo
ney Is involved. -
WILLIAM MURDOCH, Secretary.
Applications may be made personally by letter, lpos
paid the subscriber Agent for the Company az Ech-
Inond, who will furnish all necessary information per Gus
DESTROYS OF avdns themselves Of the advantages winch
this Institution oilers for providing against those changes
which aatc subject from the eIaHy Of life aud The
precarousness Of business. BY the payment Of small
sum- which spare, comfortable support
10y, 10y this means, be secured 20 ther families
~ BALDWIN. Agent
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no MERCHANTS, sPORTsMEN, AND
THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06

THE subscriber ceivng and keeps constantly onhani
Il wholesale and retail and al the lowest prices
Plain and Japan Tin Ware Of every Description. .
Also variety Of stoves, designed for burning elmer
wood or, al.
Stove Pipes, and Other article In ais mo ulaue ~
so % . ''' ''' TITUS RICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06

.HHN .HHH .NH NN.NN 81
clcs, OILS, Window Glass, G
willscll On lib raj terms.
Nutmegs, Mace, Indigo
CASTLE soap, Cloves,
Cinnamon, Cayenne Pepper
COFpcTss, Rotten Stone
Pot aud Pearl Ashes, S,arch
Liguorice Ball, Logwood,
salrratuE, Fig blue, Alum
Powdered Ginger and Root
White Lead, dry and To- oil
Jamaica Ginger, salipetro
oil Peppermint, and other
essential oils
isinglass, Russia
sponge. coarse and fine
coda, for washing
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4 True Copy. Tcslc,
AIi.wORTH Deputy for
IN n I,xu
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-10-07
VOLUME G.--NUMBER al.

Theirs. like others, was attracted to the
noble walks, overshadowed by gigantic
trees, which are thought to be tho
mains of the ancient forests OF Batavia;
aud, having finished his pro n,noade, he
next presen ed hlmselfal the palace, and
desired admission TO the picture gallery.
"Your card sir" said the porter on duty;
81 cannot admit you without your card
from NJ. the Intendant, "--"But"----I
tell you, sir, dare not admit you without
ticket" "But | am NJ Theirs" 1t seem.
ed that the name, which could so lately
mo We all Europe, and which ought TO be
especially popular in Holland, ought to
have al once obtained admission for him
who bears it, And yet--on vanity Of
human gIories!--it did nothing OF the sort.
81 don't Know you,,' replied the phleg-
matte Dutthman co,Ily shutting out the
ex minister after having admitted non
ilustrious Frenchma n, who was not NJ.
Theirs, indeed, but--who had ticket.
Paper
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MTSCE LII A N E 0 Us.
From the Literary Messenger.
THE DRUM KARD'S WIZ E,
BY ELIHU BURRITT,
The Learned Blacksmith.

The Learned Blacksmith.
There are new Developments OF hu'
man character, which, like the light Of
distant stars, are yet 10 visit the eye o!
man and operate upon human society,"
Ever since the image OF the God'head
was first sketched in Eden, its great Au-
thor and angels have been painting upon
it men have tried their hands upon 1t ;
influences like the incessant breath Of
heaven, have left each its line upon the
canvass still the finishing stroke of the
pencil will not be accomplished until the
last, lingering survivor OF 81 the wreck OF
matter and crush Of worlds" is changed
in the twinkIing Of an eye.
TIE hemisphere of the present age IS
studded all over with such pearls "and
patienes of bright gold" as never shone
before in the heavens Of the human soul.
In these latter days the waves OF time
have washed up from the depths OF az
gels never fathomed, "gems oil purer
light serene" than were ever worn before
in the crown of man. We are now but
half way advanced in new cycle OF hu'
man history The race is just emerging
from the long reaching shadows oil an
iron age, and coming out into the star,
light and sunlight Of new influences. III
as we are assured, scores Of new states
have taken rank with heavenly hosts,
during he last two centuries, stars orlgh-
ter than they, have, in the same period
kIndIed up new lights in the moral hrma
ment, among these new stars, che, a lit
tie over than that oil Bethlehem has just
appeared above tho horizon 1t is The
Star of ,OOman's influence. Influential ~o'
man is being OF scarcely Two centuries
up 10 that period and almost hitherto, her
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VOLCANO OF CosAGlJINAJ

Before me was the Volcano of Co.'S
with It's field o. lava andits desolate shd
not living being was in sight except nj
ing boatmen. Five years before on tho
of the Mediterranean, and at the foot of
Etna, re ID in newspa per an account
eruption of this volcano. Littk did thefe
expect to see Ill the most avail in the hIstDS
of volcanic eruptions the noise of which starr
tied the people Of Gautimala, four hundred
miles of and at Kingston, Jamaica, eight hun.
bred miles Distant was supposed to be signal of
gums of distress from some vessel at sea. The
lace OF nature was changed; the cone of the
volcano was gone mountain and field of lava
ran down to the sea (; forest old as creation lad
entirely disapp AIRED, and two islands were form.
ed in the sea- shoals were discovered, ia one of
which tree was fixed upside down. one river
was completely choaked up, and another formed,
running in an opposite direction. Seven men
in the employ of my bungo proprietor ran down
to the water pushed OF the bungo, and were ne.
yer heard of more. Wild beast bowling left
their caves in the mountains and ounces, leop.
ards and snakes fled for shelter to the abodes OF
men.-STEPnENs' CENTRAL AMERICA.
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CRLE DRAFTED, YET UNKNowN.-A letter
written from the Hague by an eye wit
ness of the affair, recounts the following
sail adventure which has just occurred to
NJ Theirs, who, as all the world knows,
has been stopping in Holland to receive,
the thanks due to the treaty concluded
with that power. About eight miles from
the Hague there is country house OF the
Kings known by the name Of the Bosch,
or the Wood; and the renown ofthe mag
nj ficent walks, which from one OF the
principal ornaments of the residence, at>
tracts the visits Of many foreigners. The
grounds are free TO all but to view the
one collection OF pictures in the palace, II
is requisite to b. furnished with ticket
from the intendant Of tho estate. NJ.
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Away beyond the shadowy wide,
Thrown from the dark voicapn's side

Away beyond the shadowy wide,
Thrown from the dark volcanoes side,
Fen to the distant ocean tide,
Ruins, and bones, and clnder'd stones,
In stern and desolate array,
Tell of destruction and groans
Known on that fatal day
Then belched the mountain forth a roar,
Prolonged as if in agony
Sounding on far Jamaica shore,
Like signal gunsa at sea-
Aghast appard forgetting prayer
Quail IN terrible despair,
The red tribes saw tho darkened air
Tho ashes cloudng up the sky,
Like dust descending "a The grave,
AND knew not how or where to fly
ranV prayer to save
Huge rocks, rent from the maintain side,
With wild impetuosity,
Riding npon the lava tide,
Went Kissing in the sea
The fiery tide, in frenzied haste,
As if from damn'd regions chas'd,
Sped from the mountain o er the waste,
Flaming the forest old and grey,
In swift proceeding doom;
And with one sea of fiery spray,
Lighting the valleys gloom!
The lettering sier, a cone
Seem'd hurting vengeance at the sky,
While shrek, and roar, and horrid moar
Burst from it's throat on higA
Afar, old Guatimala shook,
And manhood every heart fOrsook.
As, with intensity of look.
Men saw distant line Of rcd,
Like flaming ocean surge,
Soon, like sunset overspread
The far horizon s verge;
Old trees fell crashing in the wood,
With strange and suIlen sound,
As if the spot on which they stood
Was hollow under ground
Fiendsh and frightful was the scream,
When burst the river into steam,
Boiling before the fiery stream,
OF lava rushing through its bed
Turning its course with fearful shock,
Aud leaving there mountain red
OF stiffen'd lava rock +!
Reptiles, and furious beasts OF prey,
Adown the trembling mountains ran
Crouching in fear and wild dismay
Mid the abodes of man
And the wild sea grew fierce and black,
And started from the lava back
Hug Q islands now record the track
OF Cosaguina's fiery cone,
Where it sped through the boiling sea
And banks were swallowed leaving none
To tell the history
Oh centuries shall sped away,
Fer can again be seena
Day so laden with dismay,
Volcanic Cosaguina |!
PHAzMA.
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THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
ANTE COUNTY.

-
To all persons interested in the SHARES oe'
longing to The Estate Of Jane Moore de-
cedSed--GREETING:
VOU are hereby cited TO be and aPp
pear at the Probate Court to be mol.
den in and for said County, at the Cour'
House in Liberty, on the tOurI" MGnaay
IN august nert, and shew cause y any
you can, why the same should not be or,
dered TO be sold; and further, to DO ana
suffer such other things as shall De con-
sidered you, and ordered by the said Court
in the premises. ,,,o
,,A... WITNESS the Honorable JNO
WALKER, Judge of Pro-
Ny& bate in and for said County
aforesaid, at the Court
TSksVN House thereof, the Fourth
Monday Of June, a. D., lS4l'
Issued 3oth June, l84i.
S. r. DAVIS, Clerk.
August !, l84l' "N0
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, /
PIKE COUNTY.


PROBATE COURT: TO OCTOBER TERN, l84l.
To oil persons interested in The real estate
of John Len0ir, decedSed-GREETING.
VOU are hereby command to be aud
appear before the Probate Court
of Pike county, at the Court House in
EIolmesvllle, on the 4th Monday in Oc-
tober next, and show cause il any you can
why an order should not then and there
be- made, authorising the administrator
of said deceased, to sell the following de-
scribed land, belonging to the estate OF
said deceased, TO wit The norleast quar-
ter of section twenty-four, in township
three Of range seven, east, containing an
hundred and fifty six and seventynlne
one hundredlh acres the southeast quar-
ter of same section township and range,
containing one hundred tiItysix and Sc
venty-nlne one hundredth acres, and the
east half of the southwest quarter of
same section township and range, contain,
ing seventy eight and forty one hundredth
acres.
.,,.u, WITNESS the Honorable
%NT& Christian Hoover, Judge Of
SANSS the Probate Court, of Pike
county the fourth Monday in
IN" August, A. d. one thousand
eight hundred and (orty-one.
Issued The 25th day Of August, l84l.
T. d. PADELFORD, Crk.
Sept 2 lS4l 6"36
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Amite Circuit Court, to May Term, 184l,
sitting in Chancery.
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LIBERTY ADVOCATE,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED, WEEKLY,
BY A. w. FORSYTHE.

TERMS .--.FOur Dollars and Fifty
cent. in advance, Five Dollars If paid with
in six months, or Five Dolla's and ny
Cents at the expiration of the year. No sub
scrnt;on will be discontinued until all arrear-
ages are paid, except at the option Of the pub
nishex.
q rrADV NTS insert
ed at one Dollar per square, (TEN LINES or
.lees,) the first insertion and Fifty cents
for each continuance. AH advertisements must
be marked NTH the number Of Insertions required
or they oiH be continued until torO'd, ana c@Grg
ed accordingly. PAYMENT TO BE MAZE y ~
WHEN THE ADVERTISEMENT - LEI
FOR INSERTION, OR ON DEMAND
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

ANTE COTNIf.
Amite Circuit Court, to May Term, 184l,
sitting in Chancery.
EMILY S. RIDDL
Us. } IN ChdnCefy.
ABRAM RIDDLE.
TTPON opening The matters of this
u Bill, and it appearing TO the satIsiac-
ton Of this Court, that the Defendant, A.
BRAN Riddle, is not an inhabitant OF the
State Of Mississippi, but resides beyond
the limits thereof, so that the ordinary
process of this Court cannot be executed
on him-therefore, ii is ordered, that IN
less the said Defendant. appear before tho
Court, at the Court House, in the Town oil
Liberty, on the SECOND MONDAY OF NO
MEMBER, next, and plead, answer, or de-
muir to the said Bin Of Comp alnt, the soy
eraI allegations thereof, will be taken Tor
confessed, and such Order and Decree
made thereon, as the Court may deem
equitable and Just.
1t is further Ordered that copy OF this
Order be inserted in the Liberty Advo>
cate" once a week, for two months sue
cessiVely.
|. E. M. DAVIS, Clerk, do hereby Ger.
nrv. that the above is correct copy Of
an Order of the Court aforesaid, in the a
hove entitled case at the May Term, l84l
of said Court.
,.. GIVEN under my hand and
S1k seal of said Court, at Liber'
ANM ly, this s2nd Of ia! June III, iS4l'
3@ e. NJ. DAVIS, Cpk.
June "a, l84l' Eom1
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z o Il L r. Y.
"Hence POettg exoits

Her poiee TO ages; md Informs the page
Win music, image, sentiment ana though
Never to die! The treasures Of maakindA
Their highest honor, and their rueSt, N
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, |
PIKE COUNTY.

PROBATE COURT TO SEPTEMBER TERM l04l .
TO all perSons interested in real The estate If
JOSEPH w. Turner, leceaSed--GREETlNG.
XTOU are hereby cited 10 be and APP
pear, before the Probate Court Of
PIKE county, at the court house in Holmes
vile, on the fourth Monday in Septem-
Der next, and shew cause, If any you can,
why an order should not then, and there
be made, authoIlSlng the administrator Of
said deceased, 10 sell the following de-
scrlbed land belonging to the same, viz:
The south east quarter Of the north east
quarter, and north east quarter oil south
east quarter Of section number thirty six,
in township number five Of range number
six east, containing seventy-nine (twenty-
seven one hundredth) acres.
,.%SS4< WITNESS the Hon. Christian
:NNTs Hoover, Judge OF the Probate
zSNNS Court Of said county, the 4th
|Ntse Monday in June, A. D., one
thousand eight hundred and forty-one
Issued this 22d day of July, A. D. 1871.
T. d. PADELFORD, CI'k.
July 90, 1871. 3lw6
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w., WITNESS the Hon. Christian
SNWN Hoover Judge of the Probate
1sNINS Court of said county, the 4lh
ms, Monday in July, A. d., one
thousand eight hundred and iorty'one.
Issued this the 9Th day OF July l84l.
I. ID. PADELFORD, CPk.
July 90, 1871. 3lw6