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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

tI,Ic SociefyssThs Members of the New-Yore Honea
pethic Society are requested Monday EVENING the
2lst instant No 45 Broadway, order 10 take such mca
as shall be deemed proper to testify rer respect for the
Of the asroqs The ieusd h, Of at the
recently received. WILLIAM c. BRYANT, President.
Iou.S n SMtru SECRETARY aul6 3s'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

CEVERAL NEAT SEAMSTRESSES Wanted
- 10 se,, on Shirts sample of work will be required on
Mic Inquire the private door 76 Broadway snl9
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

PHILLIP IN SEARCH OF A WIFE,

KATE IN SEARCH OF a HUSBAND.
of which popular Domestic Romances than S5 600
pies have been sol and the demand still large require
bod; works to be sereoyped Every yeuns lady and young
gentleman will course obtain copies and find much that
interesting 10 those searching for partners.
OFFICE 30 ANN.STREET,
a2llt J. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No Spruce.st.
w The subscribers inform their friends and the pube thai
they have hand the greatest Shades De
found in auy in the country and selling
daced prices Shades Of pattern ..e ?a,asa % oIe
signs Banners and interior Decorations done II style not 70
. aas Ia,is " an' 0se' S1RToL DE MAUNY
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

Pesf.,ty.e offer for sal. ars. assortment of Florence
and Fancy Bonnets, fine Saws Deyons, Willow. Cypress
and Palm.leaf Goods, Artificial Flowers &c. &c. au6 wiss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

DOARDat No. 9 College PIace-A suite OF rooms
ID and board for gentleman and MS wife may e obtained
=, ,bova aul5 wis-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

TANTED-Employmen by steady, indus
w trious aboring man. Please apply al No. i3s Ham
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

0HM WATCHESi WATCHES The largest
Tug mos, splendid assortment of Watches IN the city
Ws 70 be found at the spb.cribers Hs sons9ny "a ~
receiving all descriptions Of Gold and Silver arche e
newest style from the manufacturers England, Francs
and Switzerland and selling them at rsts 1 much less Pr
$40 TO SIS each Watches and Jewelry exchanged pr
bought All watches warranted TO KEEP good time or no
the best and yaanted lower than at other Place
myl7 istf Wholesale and retail 30 Wctl1t, up stairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY.-A gentle.
ID man and wife and single gentlemen, only, can have
.asant paor and sleeping within minutes Walk OF
the Park Address Howard Tbrn Office or inquire al the
d.sk References required. aul9 ot
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

J'RENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE.
French gentleman who has taught for several years
the best schools in New. York wishes devote one TWO
houIs day in school public institution either in this
Cy or BROOKLYN Unexcep,ionable references canacty
and espectability may be given Address GUSTAYE b.
Tribune Office aulI 6tis'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

/ DOARDING-Pleasan rooms furnished or un-
ID furnished, suitable for families single esnenen can be
hraue on moderate by applying at So
ns large airy front Ioon unurnlshed the second too
lar with board. References exchanged aul6 lmi5s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

DOARD-Pleasant Board on moderate terms
n NAV. h. Obtained AZ 70 John.st aul9 2ws
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

N7ANTED-A situation by very good Seam
stress with city references Apply at Sc Crosby.st II
Families supplied free at the office
w l3s Bowery with the best Cooks, Housemads or for
G.pera Hou.ewoTk B. The scrutiny observed
as 10 the general character Of all girls supplied AL 3eod-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

choice selection of Silk and Satin Scar CIayats Hand
kerche Gloves Suspenders Hosiery Under Vests Draw
ers Muslin Shirts Collars &C.. prices which must ofs1
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

uOBOKEN.-lncreascd attractons.-tree In
Il struuler,ai Concerts, the Pavilion Of the Eysan
Fields every afternoon a soperb Brass Band will be IN at
tendance the lawn in front Of the Pavilion and perform
This additional novelty the fianed beauty of its
cry cannot fail increase the pleasure derived from visit 10
this very favoGte
Tre ferry boats ply Hoboken from Barclay, Canal and
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

DOARD-A family or few single gentlemen
d Of good morals have board and spacious
priv e ariya very desirable location, l0 East Broadway
House and apartments unusually pleasant and agreeable
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

A LADY who has had experience In teaching
the Solid aud ornamental branches. wishes in
Select or Family School, would object going
part Of the trypr the South The best Of references
be given. For particulars address L. K at the once Oh
The Tribune. aus 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

Qesa THE Subscribers are now prepared TO sell
~ other house in the citr Ito witt Gold Watches from SIS
500 eaeh Silver do from g 70 $50 each A yatSRs;
Clocks aud Musical Boxe, repaired. sud wanteo lower
than any other house in the city Second hand Ss
old Gold and Silver taken exchange, bought LOT chsn
THOMPSON & FISHER, Importers Of Watches and Jew
ely, wholesale and RETAIL No. 33l Broadway
aule img RICHARD FISHER
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

MANTED-l second hand medium Washing.
w ton or Smith Press.
ditto Foolscap:
Also 800 lbs Agate Type, good condition Apply
TO WELLS 4 WEBB 40 Annst aul8 3ns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

- FOR SALE, or to exchange for other pro-
T pcrty five Tenpin Alleys, Lease baretoek ana n1'
sEE{G, lures No. So Broadst. auo @his'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

TNCHANCERY-Beto Vice Chancellor Of the
First Circu-Peter F. Ewrer John Phillips and Ca,ha
ae his wife John B. Haggat, and Lemusl Geen-BIl Tor
foreclosure OF mortgage s. II. Capp, of the city oil New
York complainant's solicitor
John B. Hgse of the defendants this canse, whose
place Of redence in the OF Massachusetts required
70 appear this by the eighth day Of nsxt OF
the bill hld therein viii be taken confessed By him.
Iaw3wr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

Ships Westminster, Hovey, Lendon John Griswold;
Louisville, Hunt New Orleans, X Collins Co; Kala
mazoo McCeuen, do } Elweli s. Co.
Briggs St Mary (BL, Baker, Borbadoes and market H
Baine; Ermna (Br) Hutchinson, Eleuthera Balen&Co;
Helen Anna (Br, Hughes, Truro, S. Thomas Winnie;
Gunare, Tibbetts, Mt Desert, Nesmith, Leeds s co.
schrs August Holiness st Jago de Cuba, Foster s. Nick
erson; Extra Koons Richmond; Mlicen Cole Baltimore
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

ITO PRINTERS, S,-WELLS & WEBB having
taken store No 30 Annstreet prepared receive
on sale I ali kinds of SECOND HAND PRINTING MA
Thev also keen oa hand Wood Tyre Cases, double and
single Stands Brass Bottom and Wood Gaes Furniture.
OuOins Sr Sc duB 3W
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23
Decree Of
foreclosure
Decree of
foreclosure.


Francis w. Turpin.
DY virtue Of deed rendered in each
Dof the above stated cases, by the Cir
cult Court Of Claiborne county, at the No
vember Term thereof; and by virtue ofthe
authority vested in me, as Commissioner
duly appointed for this purpose: !, E. A.
Mclean, will proceed to sell to the high
est bidder, for cash, on
Monday, tic 9Th dag Of February nert,
at the late residence of Francis w. Tur-
pin, the following described real and per-
sonal property, to wit: Six lots Of land in
section filty-six, Of township No thirteen,
Of Iange NO three, East, containing in all
five hundred and fifteen acres, and thirty
five one.hundredths of an acre, fmore or
less bounded on the North by lands for
merlv belonging to William Kinnlson, on
the East by lands formerly owned by Ma
than Pickett and Alfred w King, on the
South BY lands of the estate Of William
Willis, deceased, on the West by lands of
Daniel Willis; ;salso. the following describ-
ed parcel Of land, to wit: Beginning at a
stake on the South side Of fKinnison's creek
where the East line Of lot 10 two Of sec
| ion 40 (58) ffty-eight in township NO thir-
teen Of range NO three, East, interseets
the said creek, thence South thirty de-
grees, East twenty-five chains and SIX
links TO stake, thence North twelve de-
grees, West sixteen chains to a Hoiiy.
thence North seventy-seven degrees thir-
| ty minutes, West ten chains TO a stake,
thence North thirty degrees, West fifteen
chains and eighty links to Lynn tree,
thence North thirty-three degrees, East
eleven chains to the said creek, thence up
the said creek, following its meanderings
10 the place Of beginning, containing in
all twenty acres: also, the following tract
Or parcel of land. to wit: Lots numbered
four, five and six Of section NO fifty-eight
OF township NO thirteen of range no three
East, containing one hundred and seven
ty-fiye acres, {more or less;l also, the fol
lowing tract or parcel of land, bounded OF
the North by land now owned by Duncan
| Il M'lntyre, on the East by lands owned
by Nathan Pickett, Mrs. Hall, William
Cooper, r P Brown and G Heard, on tht
South by lands formerly owned by sal
Brown and said Heard, on the West B,
land known as the Willis tract, and con
tanning, by metes and bounds of survey
four hundred and eighteen acres, and be
ing part Of section NO fifty six of township
so thirteen Uf range ~ tlITee, East, -,
a part of section NO four of township N
twelve Of range NO three, East, all lying
adjoining each other, in the county Q
Claiborne and State Of MissississiPpi; also
| the following named
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23
Feb l6, 1913.
TAX COLLECTOR'S SALE.

L. IA OOLISE4l OlA p A9aisA1o
II WILL. offer for sale, to the highest bids
q der for cash. before the court house door
IN the toyn of Port Gibson Claiborne coun-
IT,. on Monday the 29th dav Of NAV next,
IIS43.1 between the hours Of IL O'Clock a
n and 3 o'clock P N the following tracts,
pieces or parcels of land, in said county,
to wit: Lots and 4, section 4j, township
10, range 8, East, containing 4O8 acres
Lot 2, section 45. township is. range :,
East, containing 36 acres; Fraction nj sec
ton is, township I3, range &, East, con
tanning AZ acres: Lots 2and 3, section II,
township Is. range a. East, containing
l35 acres: West half Of lot 2. section ~,
township IA, range 4, East, containing ~
acre, .ots 5 and 8, section 80, township
ID. range A, East, containing l9S acres;
Lots i, 9, 8, and 5, section 80, township
IA. range A, East. containing 34l acres;
West halfof lots 8 3and A, section 81, town
ship Ia. range 4, East, containing 29S
acres: Part Of section SO, township "A,
range 4, East, containing 10 acres; South
half of section -, township IA, range 4,
East. containing 392 acres; West half OF
North West quarter of section 42, town
shin IA, ranged, East, containing 9S acres !;
North West quarter Of section 43, town
shin Ia, range A. East, containing 1876
acres: F Fractional section 25, township l3.
range 8, East, containing 8e5 acres; as
sessed as The property Of Charles A La
coste, Thomas Bernard and Lomuei Pit
cher. and will be sold, Or as mIch thereof
a NAV be necessary to pay S29 43 cts,
The State and county Tax due theFeonlor
the year 1912, and all costs.
R M MOORE, Tax collector for
Claiborne county
Feb 16, 1913. 25-l5t
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23
Feb l6. 1919.
~ T0TTFCT3R'S SALE.

TAX COIIECIiJR > HALI.
TWILL offer for sale, % me h,eltes' ~ ~.
!, ,ba town of Port Gibson, Claiborne coun-
:" :. - s,turday the 22d day Of April next,
us43] between the hours q q ! cioek =
ices = parcels Of land. in said county,
:, iii. sections Nos 26 and b, in I, wn-
<b;n Ia sc range 3, East, granted 70 John
Bislaud, and asses as the properly :,
III heirs If John 4ad, deceased, and
pilI Sc soii, or 50 In'isn 1nefeoi q 'has pe
regsssarv is pav 81 - cents, the State
ani county IaAe dc thereon 1oi eAc eur
1912, and al costs
Il 5I MOORE, Tax collector for
Claiborne county
Feb rs, 1873. 25-l0t
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23
TAX ClI.IEI.rslRlS 50.

TAX COLLIE! TORS SALE.
4 WILL off + for sale, to the highest bid
y der for cash.heiore the court house door
IN the town Of Port Gibson. Claiborne coun-
IL, IN Monday the 29th day Of Nav next,
1873 between the hours Of Il o'clock !
n and s s'clock II, the following tracts,
pieces Or parcels Of land, in said county.
10 Wit: fractional section II. township
u, range 2, East, containing $50 acres:
fractional section 80. township II. range
!, East, containing $50 acres, and assess
ed as The property Of Archibald Douglass
estate, and will BE sold, or so much there
Of as may he necessary to pay ST. 81
cents, the State and county Tax due there
on, and all costs.
RM MOORE, Tax collector for
Claiborne county.
Feb 16. Is43. 25 I5t
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23
NOTICE.
dec29-1e-9t

EFSO all persons interested in the Lands,
II Tenements md Hereditaments of
James Y. Mcneil, "a minor.) Notice is
hereby given, TO be and appear at tho
March Term, 1913, Of the Probate court Of
Claiborne county, 10 shew cause if any
they can. why an order should not then lie
granted by said court, for the sale Of The
interest Of said James Y McNfeIl in tho
following Lands, lying and being in the
county Of Claiborne, State Of Mississippi,
to wit: Fraction No Z, township NO III,
range 4, East, part Of fraction 40 46.town-
ship I2, range 1, East; part (south part)o
fraction NO 46, township NO I2, range 4,
East; and 200 acres, more or less, it being
lands conveyed 70 Lucy AicNiell by Tho
mas Ingles and Polly Ingles, by deed bear
ing date 18th day ofJanuary. A. D. 1927.
JOHN MCNEIL, Guardian.
Feb2 23-ft
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23
Feb l6, 1913
TAY COLLECTOR,S SAl.E.

IA
WILL. offer for sale, to the highest bid
Il der for cash, before the court house door
i the town Of P.rt Gibson, CIaibarne
.a,ntT - IN Monday the goth dav Of Nav
noxt. fls4s, j between The hours Of i o
clock e.S 4 n and O'Clock r NJ, the following
tracts. pieces or parcels of iand, in said
county. 10 wit: The undivided half Of &c
tion 10, township IL, range 4, East, con-
tanning 200 acres; the undivided part "
section 10, township II. range z, East.
.ontainipa l05 acres; Lot NO !, IN section
Ig'' Is township Ia, range A. East, containing
14o acres: assessed as the property Of B.
&c Wales, and will BE sold, Or 50 much b
thereof i. as NAV lie necessary to pay $l2
Is cents, the State and county Tax due
tbereon.for the vear ls42, and all costs,
RIM MOORE, Tax collector for
Claiborne county.
Feb I6, 1913 2S.i0t
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23
TAY COLLECTOR'S SALE.


= WILL offer for sale, to the highest bid.
3er f,r cash, before the court house door
! ,be town ol Por' Gibson, Claiborne coun.
tv.on Monday the 2oth day o. March geSt'
lls48l between the hours o. J ! O'Clock Z
4 AMI o'clock T u, the following desert
bed property, % wit: Lot marked win
the letter 7, adjoining the town oi Port
Gibson, valued at 5000, and assessed as
the property Of Moore, Burroughs & CO..
and will be sold, or 50 much thereof as may
be necessary to pay 50 u, inc state a.iI
county Tax due thereon for The years Io4i
and 1912, and all costs.
e = Claiborne county
go 25-5t
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23
SUPERIOR COURT ofCH1ECFPY

OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
AZ Jackson, A II December Term. 1919.
80 Fitzpatrick s. Whitaker,
Henry g Hopkins, et. al.
pom opening the matters Of this bill.
- and i appeari5g to the court that
the defendants, James II. Kenlv. Nicholas
J. Falls, William Cook and John Bower
are not inhabitants Of this State, but re-
side beyond the limits thereof, So that
the ordinary process Of this court cannot
be executed upon them-It is therefore
ordered, that, unless said defendants ap-
pear before the Chancellor, at the court
room, IN the town of Jackson, the first
Monday IN June next ensuing, and plead,
answer or demur TO said bill Of complaint,
the sew allegations thereof will be ia
kento! esscd as to them, and such or
der an aree made therein as the Chan.
cellnr may deem equitable and JUST. It's
further ordered that copy Of this order
be inserted ia the Port Gibson Herald
once week for two monihs successiyely,
r. l.. DIXON, clerk.
BY +. N. HARRISON, D. C.
Thrasher s. S:Ilers, Solicitors.
jan26 22-9t
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23
sWegYO SL0res. tO ~.

And one Hundred Shares OF the Capt.
tai Stock of the Grand Gull Insurance
Company.
Said sale is made to satisfy the plain.
tiffs' claim mentioned in said decree, and
all costs. Z. A. MCLEAN,
Commissioners.
Jan %, 1913. 22-5t
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23
RI. DIXON, clerk.
By F. N. HARALsoN, D. 9.
Elicit, Clark and Coleman, Solicitors.
jan26 22-9t
SUPERIOR COURT OF CHANCERY
or THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
At JdckaOn, December Term, 1912.
Thomas Barnard,
Samuel Smith, ct. al.

Samuel Smith, ct. al.
TTPON opening the matters Of this bill,
~ and il appearing to the Court that the
defendant. Joseph @. Pierson, is not an
inhabitant Of this State, but resides be-
vond The limits thereof, So that the ordi.
nary process Of this Court cannot be exc,
suted against him-It is therefore ordered
that unless said defendant appear before
the Chancellor, at the Court soom IN the
town Of Jackson, the first Monday in June
next ensuing, and plead, answer or demnr
to said bill Of complaint, the several ale
CATIONS thereof will be taken for confessed
rs t. him, and such order and decree made
therein is the Chancellor may deem equi-
table and just. It's further ordered thai
i copy Of this order be inserted in the
Port Gibson Herald once a week for two
months sucCessiyelv.
r. L. DIXON, clerk.
By r N. HARALsoN, D. G.
H. ]. Elicit 81. John B. Coleman,
Solicitors for Complt.
ian26 22-9t
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Claiborne G ountY. IS.
By W. NJ. Randolph, Judge Of d.c +


By W. NJ Randolph, Judge Of sse Fro.
bate Court Of said coanty.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on ap-
II plication of Thomas Parks to me,
who claims an undivided one-twelfth part
Of all the personal property Of Thomas
Parks, deceased; have nominated w.
Il. Martin, John D. Cooper and Lewis
Showers. commissioners to divide the said
personal estate into equal shares or parts,
and unless proper objections are stated to
me at the ensuing February Term Of the
Probate Court Of said county, the aaid
w. H. Martin, John D. Cooper and Lewis
Showers will then be appointed commits
sioners TO make partition Of the said per-
sonal estate.
In pursuance Of the statute in sush case
made and provided.
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23
SUPERIOR COURT Of CHANCERY,
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Al Jackson, December Term, l642.
William Dotsun,
William Dobbs, ct. al.

William Dobbs, ct. al.
TTPON opening the matters Of this bill,
~ and it appearing to the Court that
the defendants, William Dobbs and Isaac
Vanbibbcr are not Inhabitants Of the State
but reside beyond the limits thereof, Sc
that the ordinary process Of this Court
cannot be executed upon them-It is
therefore ordered, that, unless said defen.
dants appear before the Chancellor, at the
court room, in the town Of jackson, the
first Monday in June next ensuing, and
plead, answer or demur TO said bill Of com
plaint, the several allegations thereof will
be taken for confessed as to them, and
such order and decree made therein as the
Chancellor may deem equitable and inst.
Il is further ordered that copy OF this
order be inserted in the port Gibson Her
ald' once week for two months success
siyely. r. l.. DIXON, clerk.
BV +. N HARRISON, D. G.
Thrasher & SilIers, Solicitors.
ipof % .gt
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23
II. Carpenter, ct. II.

III. Carpenter, ct. III.
TTPON opening the matters Of this bill,
~ and il appearing to the Court that
the defendants, John NJ. Carpenter, Hen
rv Parish. Daniel Parish, John r. Mar.
shall, Leroy NJ. Wile,, Thomas P. Norris.
Thomas Parish, Horace B. Hill, William
Prather. Thamas L. Booraem, Frederick
A. Clark. Jacob B. Rathbone, Charles U.
Goodrich, William NJ Goodrich, Edward G
Hyde, James n. H,de, james Wilson &
Co, William Rankin, Peter S. Dlryee,
John Ogden, Charles Gardner, Roman
Watson, Alexis S Baker, Wilian w John.
son. Richard Bigelow, Benjamin Kening
ham, John A. Merle s. co., Ann Sloeomh
Romance w. Montgomery, Robert Rich.
ards John Hall, Archibald B. BieR. Jshr
Lowry. Archibald Lowry, Daniel Saun.
ders, George Morton, -- Towsey an
John Perkins are not lima 5itants of this
State, but reside bevond the limits tfereo
SO that the ordinary process Of this Court
cannot be executed upon them: Il Is there
fore ordered, that unless the said defend
ants appear before the Chancellor. at tht
court room, in the town Of Jackson, the Is
Monday in June next ensuing, and plead
answer or demur 10 said bill Of 4omplaint
the several allegations thereof will be ta
ken for confessed as 10 them, and such or
der and decree made therein as the Chan
ceIIor may deem equitabeaR Just. It'i'
further ordered ihata copy Of this order b
inserted III the Port Gibson Herald once /;
week for two months successively.
r. i DIXON, clerk.
By T. N HARRISON, DC.
Thrasher s. Sillers, Solicitors
jan26 22-9t
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23
Public Sale Of the BurHimg.
ton PlanfafiOR,

ii N pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court
Of Claiborne county, / shall, on Saturday,
the llth day of February. l643, proceed TO sell
at public sale, on the premises, the tract ofland
known asthe Burlington" Tract, adjoining the
town of Port Gibson, and estimated to contain
400 or 450 ACRES.
The sale will bemade upon credit of one, two,
three, four and FIVE yeers; the purchaser or pur.
chasers giving notes with approved security
JANE VERTNER, Guardian OF
Aaron, Margaret D. and Douglas Vertner.
Dec 26, 1912. lots
TTThe above sale is postponed until Monday
the 9th inst. JANE VERTNER, Guardian
OF Aaron, Margaret D. and Douglas Veftner.
Feb l5, l843. ids
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23

25O6 0s.
Martha a. Bradshaw.
TPON opening the matters Of this bill,
~ and il appearing to the court that
the defendant, Martha A. Bradshaw is not
an inhabitant Of this State, but resides
beyond the limits thereof, so that the or
dinarv process of this court cannot he ex-
ecuted upon her-It is therefore ordered,
that, unless said defendant appear before
the Chancellor, at the court room, n the
town Of Jackson, the FIRST Monday in June
next ensuing, and plead, answer or demnr
to said bill Of complaint, the several ale
cations thereof will be taken for confessed
as to her, and such order and decree made
Is the Chancellor may deem equitable
md Just. Il is further ordered that copy
II this order be inserted in the .Port Glib
son Herald once a week for two months
suceessiyeiy R. L DIXON, clerk.
By L. N. HARALsoN, DC.
Thrasher s. Sillers, Solicitors.
jan26 22-9t
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23
SUPERIOR COURT OF CHANCERY,

SUPERIOR COURT OF CIANCERY,
or THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Az JACOBSON, A. & December Term, 1912
John snodgrass,
1859 us.
Joseph Saul.
IPON opening the matters or this bill,
- and il appearing to the Court that
the defendant Joseph Saul is not an inha-
Infant Of this State, but resides bct ond the
limits Thereof, so that the ordinary process
Of this Court cannot be executed upon
h,n-lt is therefore ordered that unless
said defendant appears before the Chan
cellor, at the Court room in the town ol
Jackson, the first Monday in June next
ensuing, and plead, answer or demur t.
said bill Of complaint, the several aIlega
tions thereof will be taken for confessed
as to him, and such order Or decree made
therein as the Chancellor may deem equi
table and just. II is further ordered tha
copy Of this order be inserted in tht
Port Gibson Herald, once week for tw,
months successiyeIy.
Att. r. E. DIXON, clerk.
BY F. M. HARRISON, D. G
]. B. Coleman, Solicitor.
ian26 22-9t
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-02-23
StOp that PloMgkY

TWV Hat man who stopped atmy corner
the other night and put a Plough
IA his wagon, without my consent, will
find it to his advantage TO call and pay
for it, or send il back. But few Ploughs
Of the same kind are in the country. and
If not returned or paid for, he may expect
4 call from a proper officer. As hope
that ahis is his first theft, ! will not ex-
pose him ifihe regards this notice aad re-
turns it. II is painted lead color, with
cast point and rnould-board.
d. McCOMB.
Port Gibson, Feb l6. 25-lf