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fRNtl SAIL y general a>>,g tu,-ut nj housc-
OBI tItt-> t"lih Iainn ~ be1dn.'. kerry, aud
oiI't.n utensils rcd AZ low ,ricr> hrr w day,
'ny. N stlGl, ij,,n'nunS nu.c. c.psnc the
ron,,,s j rhy-. AMI t.l..at r,W ,nonc the ar,sle.
>alr elegant ~urrobes extension dining
a!r ss .psr,sh per gias aaue my fret by q
hr,; par R,hnna',e c"uchrs ndr,lnarta I>sd
-,i Spnkfost t'Er>; hr'ls isro Ella mat
'u..rs} marble TIP "rh'"s hns~rus. ae AIRS Rrrss-s
a.i Ingra carrrng variety and worn ba.s .so,
Enr,r.h hall oil totn - ysrts (,plsndd
,ii"r,.l iti Worn, Co S1t.'ji ;. IL BE- .oi lw ibronle
la ia,np; par bfu,r ar'ia5r, - light. vi II stick. 10
r,'c: h h.rl 'uhiid sa", superior atc'l c'te
h nanrn,s
ga, ~in.,w ,la,ir ot door M at,n. cri,
am; n.f9 "t'rthnn ,irNr. li pl~, bras, irons
.S.ral vaGa- engraving. tran,-. 4i~,iroou sovrs
Nft pIrs
Th ~ b. OIL red much l~ow value I'll the
litut For nf M! ,'-c, md Information Appl, To-
VI .ChE\tk h. t"ho l. 'itrti~ Il % >ci!) the PR
-,nT,'huf>'. NJ ~ spruce h lo~ VII
A-n.ior ,ir -n,. st.. Comb nation ,.,k"v sn,~ :I,-
'cr .'n'nn p''.rrr IL, III the ar,a .svs
most nppr''t 81 "Tl .cnnrf''i al -rtic.c a3 ja
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II AKDWARE, Cutlery 4 FANCY Good,

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.fl'.el- tpW tHD '=rKNI\t.N CO ewing ~ .,t
irrvsiirom EGlft larI II ,.i,,,-i
- lAri",rc tnd uirtN Nm tn:.b'. nh pur,L,.r.
,Iclnutn ak~ ~ t,-k vii WORTHY ait~n,io.. a.
n.~. ,.iia ~ C.,
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roh % tnte'at,. t'ty al ~ n.u, ~ Sn,ar.
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10y. purCha, NJ ~, Il I'm,
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toc,aetiy ,,tupr...t1rz %; Montgomery Hal Mon;Z,t,
l,tD \. IlION-N>-
'ANIli. . partnership heretofore cNl>flns
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,tii- rl.y mutual at. IU. iulsslF. the
.Audr,.. /; John,
lbosutsz. Store Nj " :
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l'rt, rl5G1' 3a'sr '.1a tia' rnlas'tr VI Rls5lt
n the NJ, iat, td,l i'I,nt,' c,iill3 ,n.-3I na!a
,tl,ei aru c1'4ii fcraiS 10 iltft, tii..t - sll .-
OF lt-, ana article 10 i,i..
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.ACCJ ION SALES.
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eSr-r~r ~ lnsN
S,Ti SnSS. APfl =.

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Al IA ,'f..-. at thr AgCtoa Rsfa g., ,Axs
r.syrsrT,lxv tor CLOTHS Nd >,!M HAe. r.~ascc
s-tr--. s.s4 ,s.-cv~,s. ~ p'er> " ~ $3.50 s.,
: an. s'-i Eps,'r-rvu la. iarNt~> eoA'tr asC- 80
t,ck. srr-, ..sir Srreu nf.e-, ti,t ao ezassa LSS
sye.. Rs-ian ,reta. Ses.r'i '''''' sss'a sI'''''
Esfr', s.stsa. 5 A.s-,so
"a : ee..~a'<r-s q .stsoa, -r.Hssa' s7a a''''~
49, 7fa.-, R.,,t. 4isesr e,,,,.
STu-sA t.oyg - srorA IN trade OF c1eSS@ssSs
lsSiiR'--
IT PRIVATE sAsE.
cs>~H tttG..neiy,a go
10 psast-,2 so-a,-~-,
Cha. hs. it.a = 10 s~-,,tea s<-tne Sea- -. a
srtlrcb <; yc "a oIord tsscy rAI--'
,Cf sts., D. 1917, kc .<..o,
Nc. ~ ,a5 81 white .ud sc<t Ssi''D'
alrnE
New-York tribune., 1842-04-09
9! Na.,au..Lr.rl. corn.r .! ta.loL

~ 4Sonrtlinx.-a gentlemen can BE- accsHinin-
,als iii ;,>, ,ir., iaaf,l, ii rooms j.! lti
ton al \a.l2 II,jlI 'ne,. IT, SITUATION extremely
,,ra>au AMI am! eiuTt> VIII l." si'nrrsi 70
Nv. perfect Satisfaction - ~
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4 tH\NCERY Sti.F.-lrnder the lireo

Na,ctln Charctry No IS l.,.-rty- street,
IoHN ". PONNsS. SOHO. ~ s~S~
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j'- II Klchzri. en,.r
BY HANGS RICHARDS \ PlATI.
>ierr lSsS kr,As.in Az
VIM q" Shirley ts.tiam.r-
Y u II Ir,>, 49,,

RN Wl!.t.tAM v SRlRLEN
- ha'' Mt ~ - Na>,ru->i- M.teniant tor
fsl'-s= ~ ..,Aiz=>sir. ~ surnlture aoi
Nt7lii7i.ft.- y-t~ra
>Nl Hptl. 4pril yAh
Ntie ur.l li tiryt .,oT-> NJ. ant <sN.G-i
in.r>i.s,sN t=,nlnieut ni si> arranging pan
t-tr CHINA, t.>>. tAftirr. Wv, n- Cutlery and FIsci
Maze, ,,t'rst Sass, tsr'ftrr-.
y Boalr,-nt r>i,-tiiN attended, AT m,-I.te
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81 I.kS.

Black and hnehiack. plain so' hrnre,' F'-nrr'' MT
fancy .ik.ro,, .vlc- rich, ~ r.r sa, roni'
., >.,a Grod = $50. r,p >lL. No,c all r"c-vc w. n
if;,= I,,, .l..,.s lays BROWN & l'ROt'ItET.
-,.f,,s> PIT t;raui. .tr,.rt. ttarul,.rl, Nlnl>i
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New-York tribune., 1842-04-09

IOilN Met NRE X cos Intelligence
5i.er s,t \g>,ls,z,tz Rafrszs >oG>-Il1 u ,irin.
III ". BFcsort. t-q. ". lr>t;g Pros krnwich as u
New-York tribune., 1842-04-09

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no,e, .eil at, .ea'ni'.--i7r--' ''','
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-17
------------------------
from tie Philadelphia Inquirer { Hhig.J

THE POSITION OF GOV. CASS.
The New York Standard thorough Loco Foco print,
adds the of General Cass to The list of
to be submitted TO the National Convention, and pub.
fishes the following correspondents, ia which it will be
seen that the General defines his position.
New YORK, Dec. 10, lA2
My Dear Sr:-You must have observed since your
arrival ut Boston, that you have been recommended
many OF the public papers in different parts of The IT,
S. candidate for the chief executive Office Of the
Republicand particularly that you nominIed to
that Office ut large Democratic meeting at Harrisburg
on the 2lst ultno.
The manner in which your nomination is mention.
ed by of the Wing papers is such as 10 excite
suspicion among those who do not know YOU that you
favor Wing principles, and have said that your
views on National Bank are identical with those o
the Wings.
know there is no ground for such suspicious, and
that you are entirely willing that your views upon
those subjects should be known 10 all parties From
the long and friendly relations which have existed be-
tween US, before as well during The time were
fellow members Of the Cabinet of President Jackson,
and ever since, take the liberty Of asking from you
such explanation Of your views upon these subjects as
shall be entirely satisfactory TO your political fiends
With the highest respect and esteem,
am yCur friend rnd humble servant,
MAHLON DlCKERSOS.
To GENERAL LEWIS Cass.
new York, Dec. lO.b, l5i?
My Dear Sir:-l have received your letter Of tbs
day, and have no difficulty in giving you prompt ard
uneqnvoca answer to the questions you present to me-
am member Of the Democratic party, and have
been so from my youth. first called into public
life by Mr. Jefferson thrtys1 years ago, aud am ifa
believer in the principles laid down by him. From the
faith taught and received ia his dayl have never
swerved, a single instant.
So much Tor my general sentiments.
With respect 10 National Bank, | think tie ffel
ings and experience Of the country have decided
against it, and that such institution should be char
tered by the General Government,
will add, that my residence in France, and care.
fa observation Of the state OF that nation have satisfied
me that, while due degree Of credit highly useful N
the business concerns Of country, sound specie
basis is essential to its permanent prosperity.
With great regard, am, dear Sir, truly yours.
Hon. MAnLos DIcgERsos. LEW. CASS.
GEs. CAss.-Our late minister 10 France, who re-
turned in the Columbia, arrived in this city Saur'
day To-day, between the hours Of eieuen and one hs
will receive calls from our citizens at the reception
rooms in the City Hall, the City Authorities having
rendered the rooms TO him for that purpose.
u affords great pleasure 10 state as We do on the
authority of gentleman who had many full and Tree
conversations with Gen. Cass in Paris, tina. he is per-
ecy sound in the faith the sui jet of banks, cur
rency, and Tariff He will not therefore answer as the
Wing candidate for the Presidency.
Nsp York Pttbeica.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-17
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
coNGREss.-Taursda,,. p,oer,d;sss.

rOSGRESS.-Taarsdas'1 Proered;ags.
SESArEvaous petitions received and .epnfis IRON
committees They Went Into Executive business and adIonhei
over I'll Monday
THE locsE Of RErREsrSrlrive, took mp In committee VS.
Pesfyal Appropriation I which had been reported the DAY
fore by the Committee Of Ways and Means The t'l was e,a
through, and then taken by items The following M
being under consideration - ,,,
of clerk hire IL in the Treasury Del arnien s'
Mf. Gilmer moved that ], be stricken out a..
This motion gave rise long debate, and hbaiy Wa
cided In the negative without Count After shor un,
committee md reported having disposed OF up"s
Of thirteen pages out Of the thirty Of Tic bill.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-17

ALE AND cIDER-25 bills. Albany Cream Ale,
n IL h!.. Newark refined Cider. .,.rYt
For sale by GafSok IT, r.,
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RANGERS SAFE

VA ~
5 Ranger of Madison conntv
a offer for sale at the c. WIZ
door IN the town of Canton,
On the first Monday, dGygof MAJ merit
The following property taken IN as a.
trays OF Madison county:
One white mare, taken I'M h.,
Clover. Appraised to $25. ! L.
Gn S0rrei mule, about years old taken
up dsO Oy James r. Thomas. Appraised to
Aiso,one brown mule, about5 vearsold
!aken up James P. Thomas. Annra;.ajI
Appraised to $50. NURSE
One bay horse, taken up bv Iobnp;,
op. Appraised to $50 90. - DISH
one brown horse. taken up by Charles
Moore. Appraised to $40 IN" ieS
one bay mare, taken up bv Ranno, D
Truly. Appraised to S27 so L.
One mouse colored horse. talon
oy bennett K. Truly. Appraised to r.
one steer, taken up by VIM. Buckner
Appraised to $12. oNher
Ihree mules taken up by VIM Fit
gerald, one dark bay mare mule AZ
praised TO $40. 0 AP-
to $40. appraised
q az 0ne sorrel mare mule. Appraised to
III one COW and yearling taken I'D nv
lnomas Wright. Appraised to 49,
Eight sheep, taken up by Hugh Lewis
Appraised to $12. WIS.,
PERSONS having the above described
properly IN their possession, are hereby
nI'lned TO bring it forward on the dav Of
S S' or they will be dealt with as the law
J, A. TALBOT,
Co., Rangerof Madison county.
Canton, April 9, 1s42-46-ts
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-04-09
From the vicksburg Wing.



Hark 'tis brothers. voice we hear,
Comes borne upon the air,
Shouting-to arms-on, brothers! on!
The foe to battles dares!
On, brothers, on! your motto be-
Texas, or death, or victory!
On, brothers, on our fathers fought
With thine to set you free
Just is our cause-to arms! to arms
We fight for Liberty!
The cause for which FaRnin fell,
Nerves every arm-all bosoms swell.
The glorious dead, Alamo slain,
Call loudly for revenge-
Patriot Crocket's spirit claims,
Quick vengeance from his fciends.
On. brothers, on! Jacinto's field
Your war cry be-vengeance your shield.
The single star mounts proudly high,
Our banner is unfurled;
One effort more, and free shall float,
The flag throughout the world.
Nations enslaved-for Liberty
Shall rse-shout Texas!-and be free!
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-04-09
Communicated.



In this county of whooping cough, on the
2Oth ult., John Lochiel son of Madison L. and
Mary Moore, aged about three years.
And never has the cold and unrelent.
ing hand Of death, with it's untimelv
grasp, severed from the embrace of pa
rental affection, more interesting or
lovely gem; but like the morning flower.
1t has passed away, and with it q thou
sand fondly cherished hopes of tender
and atfectlonate parents, whose bosoms
nave so often glowed with rapture,
while they witnessed with fond antici.
Patlons the first budding of genius in
hlm-their little son, that promised so
tar to be a stay and comforter in declin-
ing years. Sweet little boy, thou art
dou6Iy bIessed-peace forever be with
my ashes-the raging pillows OF life's
troubled sea, have ceased to beat upon
thy little bark-far above the storm thv
little spirit has been waited, and is now in
Inc fnIl enjoyment of a bright and glori-
GUS inheritance that shall exist when
lime and timely things shall be no more.
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Rhode island EIections.

ssn A. NE SlsI ult., the people of Rhode
'OD ~ commenced voting upon the ques-
'ew 'ne adoption or rejection of the
scer constitution of state government,
I'M NY MI, formed by lcgalized conven-
bDtiD 0'u Tor that purpose. The election
ADsr nues three days. The Providence
.hicb give the result of first days poll,
oo ~ Is decidedly adverse to the friends
hyin~ goyernment-the revolutionists
ceivss 81 as lar as the returns had been
DeW majority of 1879 against
constitution as proposed.--Pic.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

virtue of a Deed of Trust. exec,.
- tod to the undersigned by John r
Boteler, Milford N, Prewett, and Joseph
w. Norris, late partners under the firm
OF Boteler, Prewett & Co., to indemnify
David M. Porter, William J. Hill, Osman
Claiborne, and David w. Haley against
certain liabilities incurred as endorsers
OF four several promissorg notes made by
the said Botelor, Prewett & Co., and par
tlcularly described in said Deed ofTrust
said Deed of Trust bearing date April
18th, 1886, and duly recorded in the
Clerks office of the Probate Court of Ma
olson county,I will,
On the 18Th day of April, 1912
IN conformity with the provisions of said
Deed of Trust, proceed in the town Of
jacksonville, to sell to the highest hid.
der Tor cash, certain lot in said town.
described as being Lot No. 800, frontino
on Main street forty feet, and on Chitta.
Ioosa street one hundred and twenty feet.
and having building thereon formerly
occupied as a store house by the late
firm Of Boteler, Prewett a.
20.
will convey such title as is vested in
ne by virtue of said Deed of Trust
OWEN VANVACTER.
Trustee.
March IL, 1872. 1875
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-04-09
WELLERISMs.

"Don't say neigh" as the feIIers sung
ven they stole the DEMONSTRATING Ga
zettc.
"Steepsd in gill;" as the storekeeper
said when a chap passed a counterfeit
gold piece on him.-Reading Gaz.
"Love-Iie creatures" as the man said
when he heard the old woman talking
scandal.-Redding Gaz.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-04-09

The Washington Correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun, who appears TO be some.
thing of wag, says, the retrenchment
committee will shortly report a resolu-
ton, providing that in future the acts of
Congress and other papers, shall be re-
corded on states, so that when acts are
amended it may be done without waste of
paper.-NaSh. Wing.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-04-09
10 al whom il NAV concern

a LII persons having any S. i
0'rays Of any description ia a.,
possession, will save themselves 1s,sl,
a louo,e ana a good deal Of expense bv
Implying with the Law in such cases =
- are many persons IN the county
"no nave otrays IN their possession an
7 III uSing me same contrary 10 hw. ana
w, vii institute proceedings against al
er persons whenever information Of
.nG iac' IS received. Persons who heve
,I aeh up S'rays Of any kind and -
ne sTan praised, viii be liable for al ex-
Pehses incurred unless they .r,a,- i.
Inc day of sale, there 10 give an 49,, :, -
Inc same. The Stray book r,o - =
S Snn at all hours ofIhe day a tie ~.
nee oil the Mississippi Creole
}. A. TALBOT.
Ranger Of Madisoz cozufv.
Canton, March 26, IS4s.-44-s
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TRUSTEES sAI.r

HI virtue of a deed Of trust, execut.
cd Dy u: K. Weathersby to John
l.. Sherod and Thos. T. Hunt, to indem.
My the said Sherod and Hunt against
certain liabilities incurred, as endorse re
10 TWO PromIssory notes, made bv the
SAID u. K. Weathersby, ]. l.. Sherod and
Ihos. L. Hunt, which notes are na riicn
larly described in said deed IF trnat
bearing date February, 1889 and
duly recorded in the Clerks Office oftha
Probate Court of Madison county IN d.
will, ~
Q" Tuesday, srd day Of May, 1s4q
IN conformity with the provisions of said
oeed OF trust, proceed at the Conrt
mouse door, IN the town of Canton. to sell
to the highest bidder for cash. the foIIoU
ing described tract of land, to wit:
Inc east half north east quarter. east
nan south east quarter of section thirtv-
three, township nine, range four east
north half east half north east ouarter
OF section thirty-three, township nine
range tour east; north half east halfI
OF north east quarter Of section twenty
elsnt' lowcnShiP nine, range four east
norm halt west half north west quarter.
$40" t"enty-seven, township nine,
range TOUR east; south half east halfI
north east half, and north half east half
South east quarter of section twenty
elght' township nine, range four east.
east half north west quarter, west half
'outn westquarter, land south halfwest half
u the north west quarter of section
wenty-seven, township nine, range four
last; estimated to contain five Kindred
Ind sixty acres; and apply the proceeds
o the payment of said notes.
will convey such title as is vested in
ne by virtue of said deed of trust
NATHAN B. WHLTEHEAD
Trustee.
Canton, April 4, 1842-46-4
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Come, Gomez said one who was wide
awake to one who was fast asleep, 'get
up, get up; don't you know that it's the
early bird that catches the worm?'
Serves the worm right said the
grumbling sleeper, worms shouldn't
get up before the birds do!'-CreScent
City.
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TRUSTEES SAFE

/
R1 virtue ola Deed Of T-,v, -.
ted by James NJ. Baker ana MAJ.
his wife to Charles J. Starr, as Trus,ca
on the 3Oth day of January. IS3s- -
cuiy recorded IN the Probate Clerks -
nee OF the county Of Madison. 70 secur..
James Z. Napier in the payment OF c.
tam sums of money therein specified I
VIII IN pursuance Of an order Of the =,
Perior Chancery Court and BY virtue ~
SAID Deed Of Trust, proceed 10 sen n
the highest bidder for cash.
On the 11h day of Apra Is4a.
on the premises, all Of the following de.
scribed tracts or parcels of land. IyiDv
ana being IN the county of Madison
as follows:
The east half OF the northeast euar-
Tel, and the west half of the nortb-e,s,
quarter, and the whole of the southeast
quarter of section thirty-three. and ,ba
west half of the northwest Quarter ana
the north half of the west half ortb.
southwest quarter Of section thirty foyr 4
all 10 township number ten north. range
number four east; orlso much thereof a.
VIII satisfy the sum oftwcnty-seven hun
dred and ffty-one dollars and six
and one-third cents, with interest from,
Inc 9th day of March, l842, together
with all costs.
The undersigned was appointed Trus-
lee In the place of Charles j. Starr bv or
Ter OF the Superior Court of Cbancarv-
made at the January Term Is42 o. said
court, and acting in obedience tothe de-
cree OF said Court will convey only such
tile as is in him vested, although the
same is believed TO be good.
Sale TO take place within the usual
hours Of the day.
c. G. SHACKLEFORD.
Trustee I
Canton, March is, 1912. 434
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
to the pressure of the times
sugetner with the difficulty Of max
ing collections, am resolved from this
!ime forward to confne my business en-.
sell for '"0 iutuFe
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-04-09

nose who are indebted to me for last
years dealings are earnestly reouas ,"S5
20 come forward and settle their ac.
counts as longer indulgence cannot he
granted. NC
JAMES ROYSTER
canton, April 7, 1842-46-ff
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THE STATS o. NEIsSass1r~4.
Naaisoa eSzaEy.
-Haaasoa Csrrs.a1 Cs..-.rs-.l + 49,
TsF-. l2sI-
No 2le2 -
Andrew J. OsFeas.


And now to-w5t- q he ss3 ~ q
November. fS4I.
: ms day b. hls Attorney. an.8 -. 80.
nisnment. IN this case haxias -. y.
executed, o. moGien L s. ossser-.s ~ -.
Court thar aaless. ne zeEeaaans -
here On or before the 6rss cav 60. -.
term q tbs Court, and give sse-s.l -
and plead herein TIE eEecss =. - {
ee's hands Of defendant - - -.
subject . plaintiffs debs. i : -
ordered BY the Court sAaf : cav - -.
order, together With speclSeasss, - ~.
cause OF acton and anaoaat -
defendant 70 plaintiff Be paslasA~,8 -
ioor weeks suecesssveIy u tAs Mss
slPpi Creole, a newspaper paA,zsA-a e.
me town Of C1aton, Nlsssssssrs. -
mai al further Proceesiags - saw~8
lntI ne next term of tAls Csars-~
4 true copy froa the miaa,es e. So
Court.
Attest: wa. MONTGOMERY.
CE-rk
By HzSzT K Coz-rxz.n
IT, A. II. Lawsoa, 2. =.
april 1872 a.
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Trap says that an omnibus driver
takes horn and has elbow out'' every
fifteen mi nutes.
We don't know who Trap is.
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The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

IL OF MISSISSIPPI.
Madison county:
'1aa''0n Ctretat Csssrt-.ysrra5-- u
-. Al. ISa.
No; y sS5s 5 !: Ca Arasa-.., E. =.
Executes Sc. sun q $50 o.
INHE Attachment in this case 49,
been returned bvthe Sber;fr - 80 :
CierS $ once Of said county. dulv e.
cu'ed on the estate Of said degea5,,, 4,
me hands OF garnishee, notice i ba-sh,-
gwen That unless the said defen.l,,s y.
appear here, on or before the na,, -
OF TINS Court, give special hail So -
herein, Judgment final bv defaul, y,iil -
rendered against him. and ,be go. :.
1ached and IN the hands of garnrSb.s
VIII De sold to satisfy plain;ifT-s 49,,
damages and costs: Ii IS furtbar -
cd mat a copy Of this notice t,--ass.,-
win the specifications Of the GO -
ACTON and amount claimed IS due F-o,.,
ueiendant tie the plaintiff. be published y,
'ne mississippi Creole, : for four weeks
successfully, and that all further -
ceedlngs De stayed until the next term ~
this court. - -
Court. -''~S y S''.l
Attest: WIN. MONTGOMERY.
Clerk
BY HENRT r. CoULrER. d a.
Hubbard & OFT p. Q.
mar 10 1912 "a
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EXECUTORS, SALE.

RY virtue of a decree of the Honor
- able, the Probate Court Of Nadison
county, Mississippi, made at the March
term, l842. of said Court, the under.
signed as Executors Of the last VIII and
Testament of Thos. ]. Moore, deceased.
will on the first Monday, End dav Of
May next, offer for sale before the Court
House door, IN the town of Canton. or =
credit oil one, two and three wears. ali
the right, title, claim and interest of said
deceased, ut being an undivided one
half, IN andsto the following described
lands, 10 wit:
The west half Of northwest quarter.
southeast quarter, and south halforeasr
half OF southwest quarter of section
ten; the west half of south west Quarter
and west half of south halfoI east quar-
ter OF southwest quarter Of section
eleven; the northeast quarter of section
fifteen; the west half Of north west quar-
ter and southeast quarter of section four
teen, and east half of southeast quarter
of section thirteen, township eigh., 4
range three east.
All situate lying and being in the coun-
~ of Madison and State aforesaid. Bond
and approved security will be required Of
he purchaser.
A. BARRY MOORE.
GEO. W. HENDERSON, Il 0's-
Canton, March 30th, 1s42-45-5