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Sassn muresn in philadelphia msbrsrs 9srfo'
nsn, bsiberlei GsfbIsdts, arrttrt, wsit Hs falls
fbs 2 Sbalsr Roten auf bic 8ane BON Ysrfs
eauntp in umIauf ssfsst battsn. QSir tabsn
Mot srfabrsn hurb mslbs &snnxidb<n man
bic falfbsn Notsn BON ben dbtsn unxrfdsinsn
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l5riQt, lsl2
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

MTCKLEyBuHG cot NTY.
SePsrior Court Of Lar, February Term
lS49.
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Spring & Summer Fashions.

15-IIc Nil earrant Coon FRS on all occasions
u Ofders from distance will meet with
prompt attention.
u His Shop ~il be found in tho North cast
wing Of Mr.. Leroy Spnngss bsick building
11-4 literal 1iseoant made TO Cash Casfeaers
Charlotte, APni "a, ls42. 2gif
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Bearer of Despatches.-The Alcxan'
dria Gazette says, that "John Dorsey
Esq. of Maryland left Washington on
Tuesday as bearer of Dispatches for oul
Minister at Mexico. What their import
is we have been unable to learn, but have
understood that Mr.. Dorsey's instructions
are to proceed with the utmost expedition
to Mexico, and place his dispatches in the
hands of Mr.. Ellis
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iry \. Teie'
a. Petition fgi Divorce.
an J Tete',S
y hrs case, it appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
iae Court that Elan J. Teter, the defcn.
al n0t an inbahi,ant Of this STATE, u IS iheTe.
ordered, that Publication be made ior prcc
1oalhs, ia tht Charlotte journal and the Mech.
ebufg lefcrsonian, for the defendant to appear
q lhc Eeri Superior Court Of law, to be held for
AlCoiniy Of Mscklcnbute at the Court House
70 Charlotte, on the fourth Monday OF August
o Il, then and there 10 plead, answer Y. demur,
| z lh' petition, OF judgement pro confcsso will BE-
entered up against him. aud the said petition
h,gtt * parte.
Witness, J. y. Kerr, Clerk Of our enid Court,
= office, the fourth Monday IN February, A. j.
~, and in the Cab year OF the Independence
& iald State.
n KERR, Cltrt
APii &c, 1870. u9
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
AEcKLENHURG COUNTY.
Psrior Court Of Lar, February Term,
isi9.

il,a G s2eck J
e Petition fer Divorce.
.tlm Il. Spcck.
4 y this case, It appearing to the satisfaction oil
y .c Conrt, that w,llisnl II Spcok. tho defcn.
il not an inhabilant Of this Slate. II is tA4ts.
udsrsd, that publication be made for three
.,hs, IN the Charlotte Journal and the Meek.
grF IeiIersonian, Tor the dcfcndan, 10 appear
BE ncxt Superior Coaft Of law, to be held for
coan,y Of Meekleabufg, a, the Court House
Charlotte. on the fourth Monday OF August
I', llieu end there 10 plead, anseef or demur
tho petition. or Judgment pro coniesso will b.
l'u.d up against him, and the said petition
1tl r. psrtc.
Waeess. J. n. Kerr. CLERK Of our said Court
Fce, the iaufih Monday 10 February. 4, ID
u. and 10 the 9Th year q ,Le Independence
.l.6 State.
J b. KERR, Ciert.
95iii 81. lsl2. I1
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NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted TO the subscriber BIZ
"a Book Account. are particularly requested to
close them By Cash or Note. between Faw and tho
January Court, as | must positively close my
broke. Aud thn.e who % ma vail themselves Of
this notice BY the Superior Court may expect to
settle with o;iiCcr.
tho HARRIS.
CloIloi,c, Jan ,, 1912. l5,f
NIB. | continue in nv former shop, opposite
Col A'oNander's Hotel. where | shall punclusIly
ltcud all applications. I, II.
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VOLUME XII. ]
T. ]. H0LTON,
,,,;,or. Proprietor a. Publisher.

TERMS:
r., Dollars and Fifty Cents ifpaid in advance
~, Doaars IL not paid within three months
a Ts,ee Dollars and Fifty Cents if not pnid
IA afer tho expiration Of the wear. No paper
-',,,nged until all arrearages are paid, except
nd option Of the Editor.
ptayerliscments inserted at One Dollar per
H.. Il6 lines or less, this sized type,) for the
,nssrtion, and % cents for each continuance
~, advertisements and Sheriff. sales charged
-, cent higher; and deduction Of 333 per
:, eill Be- made from the regular prices. for ad.
i!scrs by the year.
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TARIFF.

Ex-Governor Hill. in the New lamp
Aire Patriot of late date Says-Le
u manufacturer. industry aud capital
Ostered and IN ten years from this
Inc the products will he doubled and
srhaps irebled- a market will BE- rrea-
and kept up within our borders that
~ pay higher price for the surplus
our farmers than they can obtain al
g sraports 10 Massachusetts, Let rail
IDS he extended through the natural
Rl'e!s the whole length oi the Srate-iet
asAer improvements go On, and every
s're of land will rise in value some TWEEN
2 hive, or fifty, and some all hundred
ID cent.
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DIsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES,

For the S0uLiteT8 Olstrlct o. JutsHssiPps.
In the matter Of the petition OF Milford
". Preweti, OF Madison county, MlSsi,
s'ppi. TO be declared a Bankrupt, and to
be discharged from his d BITS.
NOTICE IS hereby given that Milford
~ N. Prewett, If Madison county. Mis-
sissippi, has filed his petition lnthis court
10 be declared Bank rupt, and 10 be dis
charged from his debts, under the act OF
Congress, in such case made and ProVi-
ded; and that an ORDER has been duly
entered IN this court, appointing the St.
cond day OF May next, al the court room,
in the cry ofJackson, in The county OF
Kinds, in this District, as the time and
place for the hearing OF said petition.
All per ons may then and there apes T
and shew cause, if any tn y nave, why
the prayer of the said pelitioner should
not be granted.
March Is, l842. 44-S
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10 all whom it NAV comce,..

LII persons having any Stray or
oirayS of any description IN their
possession. will save themselves a li,,,e
trouble and good deal of expense by
complying with the law in such cases
! mere are many persons in the county,
VINO nave Sira's IN their possession and
are using the same contrary to law, and
! VIII Institute proceedings against all
SUCH persons whenever information of
me Tact Is received. Persons who have
taken up Strays of anv kind and had
Them appraised will be Liable for all ex-
P n'es incurred uni. IS they appear on
me day OF sale, there 10 give an accout of
The Slime. The S raw book can be ca
ahmed al all hours ofthe day at the OIL
he OF the Mississippi Creole.
J. 4. TALBOT,
Ranger Of Madison county.
Canton, March 26. s42.-44-3
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BLOOD STOCK.

sOL- A. a. BENNETT a. r--rss
= 81 81 oass glalla1-a1- a91 a. 80 -
<aie a. flaekery 6usss-. Ia psaz-aEssa 81
Iisary +. Benn=Es. 81 azales So 81 I2aa
ia. \ - ~ a.es,d Au-x sly. a.
l1sa .ort~I Waise RzEkshsrv So. a..~~a
ssl..s1f ~ 81. = - .srsss aasaaaA
-Faaay.~ aSallz R~r<saar- 49, ~
g.nrhd tresa Eagan1 ~ NJ L. >
RaIrlmarr. s1d 30 r-laae1 - - x-
-B-ux.- Weeara So tAlF-<ea
Iasafh ~ ca
-Csrporal CaSey.~ Buar 81 - -
proved UlSrsr br-ei ~ Ira 1eaEa-Es.
imported irosa IA N1rs>cA q ir~Aa2.i-
ts,..--shr-r wsgh seEz= osAzrs ~ ssszal ,
go biooA
P-rsoas wfsAiag - FgreAs~~. 90.
rec~ixe morz ma24se 1-scrt utaoa a.
sarshsr parslSalArs. 4 49, - ca -
above.
mRr = s1-st
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NAN OVERRoAR,,.

man yesterday morning fell over
lardas he was waking on the plank L"
+ steamship Nalchez. la an instad', a
'O"d ol dray men, Dutc men, lrl,hmef,
'grOes, boys with Iuci(eI matches, and
How women with chickens, were gath
fed loge her.
O@nts Man overheard! man over
pard!
Dr"1n'nsmdn.--Guggle, uggle, bubble,
'chumk, aw-hash!
ocy'--There, all my matches is split
The wafer.
,V"ne'.--Jump in! Hand him rope or
u drown.
va den! He's gwyne down de fust
e-two times more, and he's gone
cken.
IsiloD tOOmGn.-Yes, but when de
O'clock fires, his gall will bust
Gen he'll rise to the surface OF the
zRer
r''amdn.--Pipe ov Paul! but I'd be IN
ner him mesell,if it wasn't The Gallo,
mats IN nav bones.
D4fchH10n: --Yesh, dere ish galomeI IN
us PoneS, too, and TO water is nix goo
'e medicine.
OrOUning man.---Oh-ah! save
% hunk! Aubble-f u-b-b-le flub-cu
Junk.
o%Hes.- There he's down again. JUMP
S%SMebody, and save him.
4|grH.-D rs two times he's sale
enu1k, an when he says It for d.
= TINE, he's done wild dis world-st =
S~lOr Bloody my eyes! Here ye lane
as as hold this sky sc'aPer OF min
@ad the tobackky that's in my mo"
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Is hereby gives tAas tA@ aasA-r~s g.s.i
\ having P~rllr.nrd ta~ Hrasa>a~ -
Psssbase Cart % 0a4a~ae en1afy So an
ASH asnens af da@~r IN tA@ s-raa@ ut
Michael Esad.rnarst- d~r~as~d. -. ~
he RPEil rrrua O. sd ProAa.s Co1Ft-
fsr re aPpniaEseaf of eozz@ia~ ea-ra -
SCI apart a=r do@~r ~ 80 ~slaaes a.
= hs-A tn. a. prrsons ize@r~S1e4 10y
Alssnd II th@y TASK proe-r.
EMMR A. vAS0EE1CsST-
n4ri3 le4s 49,
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THE STATE or NIsslsslrrl.


~As0m C004fy.
James = Nap er, } Madisoa cireais Csarss
EPhraln Taylor, Is4i.
-4taeaHsrAt far 500 o.
This day came the "a 4 pIaintif & BY MS
attorneys, aud the attachment IN tbs
case having been duly executed. an
Inc defendant failing to appear and give
special bail and plead herein: Il i
therefore ordered ~ The Court. thai IN
less the said defendant. d. appear here
Oh or before the first dav OF me next
'eim OF this Court, and give SPECIAL bail
aud plead herein, j,dg.n-nt 6aaI by De-
iauli VIII be rendered against him. AM
the estate attached wIsl t.e s.slds AM a =
Iur'her ordered that a copy Of this order
together with the speclhrationS OF the
cause oil action, AMI am1ant claimed a.
due from the defendant To IN. plaintiff
Dc published IN the Mis- SiSsippi Creole. =
Tor iour weeks successively. aud that al
further proceedings be stayed uaul thr
next term Of this Court"
4 true copy from the minutes OF SAID
Court.
Attest: WM. MONTGOMERY. Clek.
B. HENRY r. CoCLrEx. u. &.
Hubbard & On P. y.
mar IS 1912 4S-4
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From the N. O. Bulletin.
CURRENCY.


y. hanks have all accepted the Gre
Laws three OF them. however, con-
,uallv; but none OF them are rising
nnnositiun to the law. Ii We are not
Uniformed, they on Monday al COM
ice paying outthelr own notes at their
niers. This measure will give great
6dence in our currency. We shall
onger hear Of weak banks and strong
ks--no more dislrust Of any Parileu-
back IN consequence of her notes
hing the principal part OF the circnla-
All will now b. alike, and any
notes that are pref rid can he
iiiy oh,aIned bv the slmp'e process OF
.sitiny and checking. We anilclpa
an,;re restoration Hf confidence IN
CURRENCY. and as a natural cons, :
.sc-.a iali ia specie an exchange
k0,cie.-Is declining Brokers now of
bur 81 Ia s premium. though they re-
10 sell better thnn7 prem American
is also III less demand aud the price
ecinlng.
Crchange.-Since our last weekly notice
.he ina rket, exchange on New York
without any apparent cause, and 50
checks were negotiated as high as
.r cent. pr, m. they are now at IL
1. dull and Of difficult sale with APP
rances OF decline 30 days is offered
prem. Is days 81 10 4; ten days 4
j; dealers checks 5 prem.
Exchange on BAItlmore has not adjust
iiself To the circumstances of specie
men,s in that city, the news OF such
ut having just been received.
Bans Ntes.-The U. S. Treasury
les have been brisk at our quotations.
&c the recent issues have come into
rket the supply has kept equal to the
sal demand of the last week. Their
be is graduated by the premium on
and silver rather than by rates
thern exchange, We may now safe
anticipate that these funds will gradu
settle down into lheirlegi'lmaie chan
that of exchange-rather than be.
held as safety fund.
Rspudiating Banks The notes OF
|sse Institutions, hive received some
l'0le impulse from the recent measures
he court placing them in the hands OF
per agents, with powers ne essary to
lie them. There has been consider
{ demand for Exchange Bank Noles
lay, and sales were made as high as
cents on the dollar. The Bank OF Or
ms has also received an upward i'm
Sa- and holders were asking as high
81 cents on the dOllar-Alcha.alay d
als1 improved sIIghtly--salrS were
he yesterday al As aud 80 on the dol
81. The Improvement Bank has been
ihheld from the market for two days
81, except in small sums, sales have
In made as low as IL dis.--we antIci
se decline from those rates,and place
70 tihureS al 5 la %.
Com Bunk Of Natchez payable in Neu
1rleans - The failure TO make any i'm
edIate provision for these notes, ha:
1Spcipitated them to 40 and 50 dis. No
"a they brisk at those rates.
Ahbama is active at our rates, sal
% 10 l3 dis.
Tennessee is in fair demand and slight
u improving.
Kent cky and Indiana command from
% 8 prem, and in demand.
arkansas may be considered flat-w,
low some transactions as low as IL +
~ dollar
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TR UsrEE'S SALE.

NSY virtue ola Deed OF Trust execu-
- ted by jams NJ. Baker and Martha
his wife 10 Charles J. Starr, as Trustee.
on The 30th dav Of January, 1886. and
duly recorded Iii the Probate Clerks Of
flee of the county OF Madison, to SECURE
James Z. Napier in The payment of GER
tam sums OF money therein specified. ]
will IN pursuance Of an order of the Su-
perior Cbancery COur and by virtue at
said Deed OF trust, proceed to sell, to
the highest bidder for cash,
On The I'M day Of april ls42,
on the premises, all OF the GnlIowing de-
serb d tracts or parcels of land, ing
and being IN the county of Madison.
and State of NJ ssissippi, and designated
as follows:
The east half OF the northeast quar-
ter. and the west half of the northeast
quarter, and the whole of the south-paSr
quarter of secin n thirty three. and the
west half of The north wesI qu1 rter. and
The north half of The west half OF the
south west quarter of $ cfion thirty four
all in township uu,r Der ten north. range
number four east; or So much thereof "a
wiil satisfy the sum of twenty seven hun
Ired aud fifty d. liars and SIN
4nI one third cents, with interest from
the 5lh day of March, l842, together
with all costs.
The undersigned was appointed TruS
I IN the place oil Charles ] Starr by or
der of the Superior Court of Chancery
made at the January Term l842 o. saic
Court. and acting in obedience To the de-
cree of said CourI will convey only sucf
title as is in him vested, although the
same is believed 10 be good.
Sale to take place within the usua
hours Of the day.
G.. C.. SHACKLEFORD,
Trustee
Canton, March 16, 1842. 43-4
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Nor1cE

THHE z@aerwxz-3 r~r--Szzzlv $50
- - Srz-=s 81 N.3z~sa aa& ea->o
~o.a.-& 49, s>@y Aaue e~-aAss@-7 =
n.u14s 1. S4-arsaA. 81 - $3.50 81 -
49, <-.zra1 \ e@sss. a. Fz--ar1s-=
$780, sx4->ix - Grsc~Fss~. E4<-
go E.pe. 49, = - - ee-s.asiiy
- sasl GILES Paul y hAstkA
- - 49,
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WDY virtue of Deed OF Trust. pxecu-
tod to the ~ drrsigned by John II.
BoteIer, Milford N. Prev EFT, and Joseph
w. Norris, late partners under the firm
of Boteler. Preweif q CO., To indemnify
David NJ. Porter, WIlIiamJ. Hill. OSman
Cla borne. and David w. Haley against
certain liabilities incurred as endorSers
of four several promissory notes made by
the said Bo,eior. Prewett & Co.. and par
ticularlv described in said Deed Of Trust
said Deed of Trust bearing date April
l2th. 1886. and duly recorded In the
Clerks Office of h" Probate Court of Ma
olson county, will.
On The 18Th day Of april, 1912.
in conformity with the provisions Of said
Deed of Trust, proceed in the town OF
jacksonville, tp sell TO the highest bid
der for cash, a certain lot in said town.
described as being Lot No. 800. fronting
on Main street forty feet, and on ChItia-
loosa rect one hundred and twenty feet,
and having building thereon formerly
occupied as store house by the late
mercantile firm of Boleler. Prewett &
Co.
will convey such lille as IS vested in
me by virtue of said Deed OF Trust.
OWEN VANVACFER,
Trustee.
A.oL 10 1910 AK
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Handing his hat and packet to a by
stander, in he plunged, lzed the drown
ing man by the hair, and in a moment
the gallant fellow aud his burlhen were
on the wharf A CLERK, who had with much
apparent difficulty unbattom MS coat.
as snon he sees the man on shore, looks
wildly at the water beneath him, and
clasplng his hands above his head, ex-
claims in loud voice, All save him, I'll
save him.
Omnes.-Yps, yes, we'll allsave him.
Sailor Cunning his quid)-Oh, yes.
you're all d--n willing now. as The skip
per said To his hands at grog time.
Cierk--It was lucky that you old M.
for was just about to make the awful
unge.
Lishman oh. hould your fv trap we
pal, cen! Sure lis meseIf that was ON
the verge ov savin' his life.
Dutchman.-I wash jish agone 10
plunge IN mine self, when de sailor ma lie
he plunge himself
.Nrgro.-If hadn't had my Sunday
troIISIS on
Sailor.--Belay, Delay there, you d--n
black popped gaIiot, or I'll fetch We up
with round turn. Here my hearty,
Ito the man just saved who sat shiv.
ering and dripping with water, on an
iron chain) come give your ripper, and
help US to splice main brace, laut and
taut made of old Jamaik, and sugar.
MN sdUed Pm poor man, but
SaiiOr.-Now, now. just coil up your
jawin' tackle and come aft, will VET l've
got two bits in my locker. nj cut me
up for a swab if you shan't have one oil
| 'em.
4 Merchant Noble fellow. Let's
make up subscription--and he who
owned thousands, picked picayune nur
of the handful OF silver change that he
held; but strange to say, al the worJ
subscription every individual became
remal bly, Industrious and one remark
ed, that 'ihe days were getting short
and that he had great deaf to do an
in minute after wards the crowd had
diSpe rsed. IN o. Papers.
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We notice that Mr. FIX Speaker R :
berts, has appointed L. A. Besane N.
one of the joint select commitree. to px-
anime into The cOndiIion OF the Planters
Bank and the Sinking fund This APP
poIntment has been made since the L.
gisIature adjourned. AMI W. should like
10 know upon what authority Mr. r.
herts made it. Besane is appointed to
fill the vacancy occas.oned BY the tesg
nation of James T. Mathews, who has
been appointed Auditor of Public Ac-
counts. MIR. Mathews did not resign un-
til after the Legislature adjourned. aud
as the act raising this committee does
not provide for such contingency. Mr..
Roberts had no more power to fill the
vacancy than we had. Blu, allowing that
the act itself had provided for such a
Contingency as a resignation. still Mr.
Roberts Is powerless in the matter. His
power as Speaker of he House OF R pre-
sentafives ceased before he appointed
Besancpn, and his appointn mi is null
lily The Legislature adjourned sine die,
many days befnre. this appointment was
made. and unless the Governor calls the
Legislature together, which is very i'm.
probable, Mr.. Roberts has no more powe
as Speaker of the House of R.pres nta
tives. than any body Else V0kSburg
| Wig
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coN@GS>H0NER- sALE.
William 6arti~y aatl
Rossss v DAVIS.
rs
Hsary A. Fo~t~r. D-ez.Ea-..
ID R>UANr - 3-,-s~s e. ~ =
- P~fbor Cuars 90 CAan--rw - ~
Safe Of Mi~sassapFs. uas.l~ Il tA- ss.ss~
aus- a ne Laszry r-run. TSEs. -
- n Soh day 81 M.reh. tsss- - -
C0art HuuSe 4saer ia tA- ta@nuf Cnma.a.
Aadi~aa caaaty. der a. PEA Z 80. ass.s.
the hlghes1 bah1~r, ea a rr~,11s ul IN
assa IS, tx solis@iag aaau~l saves. q.
9gIs
5rCaey. Jasiza Las .nsf 49, q 1rxa.
nams-d ELaz1G. Ssussa. -
LzaG. N1zrs aa1 H-s1aE=-
and tn larr~s~e ~ tA- f-aa.az-x. lF az.
sasad - b una&ss4slr,1 ~-~urstx - - ~
quiFz1 for ms Parcass- a. u~v.
& Z DtNON. cen'r-
mr. s IS42 as
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MARRIED.

On Saturday morning last, l9'h inst, at the
residence of w. Drane, Esq, by Rev B. F'a-
zee, Julius TrPPEs, Esq, of tails plac ,
TO Miss MARY DRANE III Kentucky.
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The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Madison County.
-dshsOs Csrezaf Coart--N1y

-Hshs0s Csrrsat Co4rt--Nsy
Term, 1890.
Daniel W. Dean, 4 "a Atraehnsas isr
Nelson L, r4.Io-, .; 80: go ~ q
And now, to-wIt. on the p Nav.
I84O.
This day came the said plain.iT D. H.
Attorneys. the aIJacaneal IN ms ca>.-
having been returned duly vxrs.l.asi. a.sl
the defendant failing 10 aPP-ar and glse
SPECIAL bail and plead herrins IA =
therefore ordered IRal unless Said del=nl-
ant do appear here On or beiore me hrsl
day Oi the neat term vi this Court and
5I.e special bail aud plead herein. lldg-
nlent tinal BY default Will DC rznslzrssa
against hItn. and the estate attached Nil
be sold: And Il l. further ordered thai a
copy OF this order together With The
specifications Of the cause Of acl5on. aaI
am Iunt SlaIm-d Is due irsmn delealzal
% the painful. DC published IA The MIS-
sIss ppl Creole" Tor lOur weeks succ~s
sIyely. and that all turthrr proceedlaS>
be Stayed until The next term u thls
CuurI.n
A true copy from the minutes Of sad
Court.
Attest: WM. MONTGOMERY,
{ erk-
By HESRr R COUrrEz. -.
Hubbss ri u I'm p. y.
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etal.ex'ors OF Mer- COmPlainaass.
Ger WadliugtOn dec
John III. Walker, Ilelendant-
DURSUANT, to a decree Of the So
III perIor Court OF Chancery Of the
State of Mississippi. made n the above
cause al tine. JanuaIy Term 1872. ! ~tll
On the Both day Of March. 1912. At IN
Court House door IN th= tn~n VI Canion-
Madison county. offer n public a1ciirn.
10 the highest bidder. on a credit 81 ssx
months, the following deScrioed tracts ~
pa reels of land. TO wit: Ths- sslufh hall
or the east half Of the south wvsg qaar-
ter of section twenty seven. a township
ten. range two east: tAnd Soslth east guar
ter and north east quarter Of seciion
twentv-seyen. and Snuth half Of eaSs
halfof south west quarter, and wesi hall
of south west quarter, and nor \ ~eSi
quarter Of section txeaiv-slx- and noFih
half Of west half OF north easi quarter.
and east half Of north west qusrt-r q
section thirty -four. al in towash P ten.
rang. two east and south hall q sast hal
ofsouIh west quarter OF SectIon thirsy-ioor'
in same township AMI rang. a'aininz
in all eight hundred acres. more Or l'-ss-
and lying and being IN the said eo'n' 5
of Madison, on Bear er.-.k- Also. thr
following named negro slaves 10 VII
| Napnwen, John. William. sylvia and n7i
children. nam-d Elizabeth and NARY
Nelson, Ben. Tom. Niu0a. Sarah an
Amanda. together with the increase o
the females, il any. Bind with APPROX
ed security viii DC required for the pr
chase money
r. L. DIXON, Conf
mar 1879 AZ
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received direct from
Ouoa' TOR sale IA any quantity - salt
purchasers, and NJ Iow prices. b.
JAMES PRlESrLEY-
March 49, 1872 42-tf