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Rags /! Rags !!

~ III. THOMAS continues 10 manulac-
~ lure Paper at me topographic NH, and
will purchase any quantity of RAGS at cash
PRICES.
April l9, 1913. 4mo is 80
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NOTICE.

YNHOSE persons whose Notes and Accounts
n have been long standing are hereby no.
tilted that payment must be made Immediately.
A. f. DWiNELL.
Bratlleboro, April 10, ls4s. 50
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gentle ones and weakly,
Who the Gloss OF suffering bore
Folded their pale hands so meekly,
And were seen on earth no more.

And were earth no more
In Nottingham, March 80, after a short but pain
full illness OF twelve days of the erysipelas, which
she bore with Christian fortitude and patience Mrs
Rachel Blanchard, wife of Josiah Blanchard, aged
90. Printers in W., N. Y. and Mass are requested
to notice
In Putney, March IL, Mrs Cynthia Bennett,
wife of William S. Bennett, and daughter of Sam
uel ID. Parker aged AZ years.
In Mrs b. were united those virtues which con-
stltuie the kind, ndugent and affectionate wife and
mother, an amable and kind disposition with which
she was endowed by nature, greatly endeared her
TO all who enjoyed her acquaintance. In her death,
her family and large circle Of friends have met
with an irreparable loss
Printers in Vermont Mass, New York and
Michigan are requested to copy the above.
In Dummerston, Feb, 7, MIS- Mary Miller, wild
ow of Mr. John Miller, n So.
In Nottingham, March "a, of erysipelas, Dream
ma d., daughter of Alfred and Allona L.. Bowen,
aged six weeks and one day
Go, then, sweet one, 90 to thy rest,
'Fis Jesus bids thee come
Go from this world of grief and pain,
To thy eternal home.
We will not mourn or weep for thee,
Thou hast joined the holy song,
Methinks we hear thy silvery voice
The halowed strain prolong.
Also, in Nottingham, March 3lst, of erysipelns
ana typnuS leNtTt MIS- Allonu wife VI AllFtu
Bowen, and daughter of MIR Joseph Corkins, aged
10 years.
Bright angels in the realms of light,
Behold thy mourner here;
A wanderer in this mortal night,
erwhemed with grief and care.
Your angel forms before my eyes,
In nightly dreams | see,
haste TO seize the lovely prize,
But ye are gone from me.
The morning comes | wake TO grief
My loneliness deplore,
No earthly comfort brings relief,
Since thou art mine no more.
My treasured ones my joy, my life,
No longer are ye mine,
But angels in the heavenly band,
Ye join the song divine.
In Keene, April q of consumption, Mrs Hannah,
wife of Dea. Stewart Hastings, aged 43. April ,
Mrs Betsey J. Crane, wife Of Mr. Ezra +. Crane
aged 81.
In Sullivan, March 90, Mrs Betsey K Gibbs,
wife of Dea. Dalphon Gibbs, aged &c.
In Alstead, March ~, Mr. Eliphalet Taylor
revolutionary pensoner, aged "a.
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PAY UP!!

A LII persons whose Notes and Accounts are
"A OF one years standing, and over, are re-
quested to call and pay the same-without fur
ther notice. BUTTON & CLARK
Brattleboro, April 10, ls4S. 4w SO
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SEEES.
April I, Is4s.

CARROT, Ruia Baga, Mangel Wurtzcl,
~ and Turnip, by the pound: with variety
of the best of GARDEN SEEDS, for sale by
JOSEPH STEEN.
April 7, ls43. 80
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DIED,

In this village, on the 9Th inst, Mrs. Lucy Hyde,
widow OF the late Doct. Dana Hyde OF Guiliord,
aged as years.
Mrs. II. displayed through life, in every relation
those virtues which sincere belief in the doctrines
of Christianity, and desire to perform all the du-
ties it noulcates, might be expected 10 produce.
"Columns and labord Urns but yainly show,
An idle scene of decorated woe
The sweet compassion, and the friend sincere,
Need no mechanic aid 10 force the tear;
In heartfelt numbers never meant 10 shine,
Twill flow eternal DER n heurse like thine,
Twill flow while genuine goodness has friend,
Or kindred tempers have Il tear TO lend"
In this village, on the 29th ult., Sarah Frances
Clark aged 49, daughter of r. Clark, Esq
Sine was one of the cheerful and kind hearted
who are light and gladness upon our path, bear
ing the ornament OF a meek and quiet spirit With
ali about her which could make life dear, she turn
ed away from all resignedly, to die. The holy faith
she protested sustained her she withdrew from
sight to the company of the departed. Her
loss is felt mos, deeply by those who knew her best
yet all think of her with sadness as among the
number of those
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CHUR

A FEW Offender Churns, worthy the at
IN tention Of Farmers, for sale by
BUTTON 4 CLARK.
Bratileboro, April 10, ls4S. CIV SO
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SALE AT
AUCTION.

TTNHE valuable MEADOW FARM, lately
Il owned by David II. Cobb, and situated in
Putncy, VT, upon the bank Of Connecticut
river, containing 80 acres, will be sold at Pub
lie Auction, on the Premises, the 2lst day of
April, 1913, at 10 O'Clock, A. M. Said Farm
is bounded about so rods upon Connecticut
river, and comprises good proportion OF Now
ing, Tillage, and Pasturng, and good Or
chard, and is well watercd has a good one
story dwelling house, three good barns, con-
venient sheds aud other out buildings, all in
good pair,-being desirable situation for a
man who wants to raise neat Stock or Sheep,
or both, or is one OF the best Of Farms for rails
ing grain.
Also, will be sold with the above farm, or
otherwise, SO acres of excellent Pasture Land,
about one mile oti, and an undivided half Of
acres of good Wood Land. A reasonable cred
it given if desired.
JEDEDIAH SABIN,
THOMAS WHITE,
PEYTON r. CHANDLER,
Trustees Of Creditors.
April 8, I049 80
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No answer received to Problem 18th. Answer
next week.
Answer to Problem 18th, 1853 and 24.7.
Answered by e, l.. of Vernon, and E. F. and M.
S. of this town.
Problem 18Th.
There are four wheels taking hold of each other,
the first has 80 teeth, the second a. the third Sc,
and the fourth 80; how many revolutions will each
wheel have made, when they shall all come to the
same teeth where they began'
Problem goth.
What length Of thread is required to wind spiral
ly around cylinder feet in circumference and
feet in length, so as to 60 but once around F,
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To Rail Road Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ by the subscribers ill the 18th day Of
April next, for the Grading, Masonry, Bridg-
ing, Furnishing the superstructure, (excepiing
the iron ras,) laying the Rails. and for fur
nishing the materials and building the fences,
for the first division of the Fiichburg Railroad,
being about twenty-seven miles in length Pro-
files will be shown, and the requisite Informal
ton given, on application to
A. CROKER, President,
SAMUEL NJ. FELTON,,
WIN. S. WHlTWELL, H"s'"ee'S'
Over the Bunker Hill Bank, Charleslown
Square.
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TAKEN on sundry writs Of attachment, and
Il will be sold at Public Auction, by consent
of parties, on SATURDAY, the 18th inst, at
0 O'Clock, A. NJ, at Wheeler's Hail. opposite
the Stage House. all the Goods recently taken
from the Store of Mr. ID. b. THOMPSON, con-
sisting of
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Live Geese Feathers,

q" ARRANTED Northern Live Geese
w Feathers, just received and for sale low
by BUTTON .. CLARK
Brattleboro, April IL, ls4S. CIV SO
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THE WHEAT CRoP.-The deep snow which
has covered the surface of the earth during
the whole winter, over nearly the whole the
wheat region in the United States has doubt
less had the effect to protect this important
crop from injury occasioned by the upheaval of
the soil by frost. 1t is but reasonable to expect
aarge yield at the coming harvest. The on
y fear entertained by the Buffalo Commercial
Advertiser is, that the snow may have been
too deep in many places, and prevented the
free circulation of air around the living wheat
plants beneath their dense icy covering. Many
fields are often ruined in this way, having been
"smothered," as the farmers term it when
wheat is thus destroyed. Although con-
siderable loss may be sustained in the state Of
New York from the above cause, and perhaps
in some others, yet on the whole, we have no
doubt that the coming crop will exceed all pre-
Cedent. Our opinion is founded upon the fact
mat far more land is now cultivated in wheat,
Particularly in all the western States and Ter
nr!ores, than at any former period. Boston
Traveller.
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THE L.gDTES, WREATH,
April 8, Is4S.

Aud You've LADIES' MAa,zINE, is the title of
new work, published bi-monhly in Phila-
delphia at the extremely low price of
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-03-16
TAX COLLECTOR,S SALE.

WILL offer for sale, to the highest bid.
4 derfor cash, before the court house door
in the town oil Port Gibson, Claiborne coun.
ty,on Monday the Goth day OF March next,
1lS43, between the hours OIL o'clock 4
NJ and 3 o'clock P NJ, the following descri-
bed property, to wit: Lot marked with
the letter l., adjoining the town Of Port
Gibson, valued at $500, and assessed as
the property of Moore, Burroughs & Co.,
and will be sold, or so much thereof as may
be necessary to pay $5 81, the State and
county Tax due thereon for the years lS4l
and 1912, and all costs.
r M MOORE, Tax collector for
Claiborne county
Feb is, 1913. 25-5t
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-03-16
TX COLLECTORS SALE.

I WILL offer for sale, to the highest bid
Z der forcash, before the court house door
in the town Of Port Gibson, Claiborne coun-
t., on Monday the Goth dayof March next,
TI843,7 between the hours Of IL o'clock
A M and 3 o'clock NJ, the following
tracts, pieces or parcels of land, in said
county, to wit: South half Of section no
Is, township 10, range 5, East, contain
ing $50 acres; East half Of N w quarter
of section NO Is, township 10, range 5,
East, containing SO acres; North East
quarter Of section NO 10, township 10,
range 5, East, containing IGO acres; East
half of N Equarter of section NO Ia, town
ship 10, range 4, East, containing 7S
acres; East half of S + quarter of section
II, township 10, range 4, East, containing
rs acres, and assessed as the property OF
Robt. T. Moore, and will be sold, or so
much thereof as may be necessary to pay
Sl6 79, the State and county Tax due
thereon for the year 1912, and all costs.
r. M MOORE, Tax collector-for
Claiborne county.
Feb is, 1913. 25-5t
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-03-16
TAKE NOTTCE.

lJ-By decision Of the Post Master General,
rost Masters are authorized to ftaak letters con-
taininr money to publishers Of newspapers or
periodicals, provided the contents of the letters
which must be brief and to the pointlare shown
10 them Specie has been thus forwarded.
l-PTho Post Masters Of Claiborne, Jefferson,
Amite, Copiah, Wilkinson, Franklin and War.
rcn counties, and Joshua Ballard, ESQ, OF Lib
rrty, Amite county, are authorised to act as
agents for the "Port-Gibson Herald.
-.2-zs..Ar LII Jones, Tr, Of Sharon, Madison
unity, Is authorised to act as agent for the
Herald Figures Lowe, Esq, is also auiho-
ised to act Us our agent, 1t Livingston, IN the
eline county.
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-03-16
Eel I6, Is4s.
TAX COLLECTOK'S SALE.

lAA COLLEClUIG'S SALEs
TT WILL offer for sale, to the highest bid
Z der for cash, before the court house door
in the town of Port Gibson, Claiborne coun-
ty, on Saturday the 22d day Of April next,
[l643, between the hours of Il o'clock A
NJ and 3 o'clock NJ, the following tracts,
pieces or parcels of land, in said county,
to wit: Sections NOS 26 and 30, in town
ship l3, of range 8, East, granted to John
Bisland, and assessed as the property of
the heirs of John Bisland, deceased, and
will be sold, or SO much thereof as may be
necessary to pay $47 % cents, the State
and county Take due thereon for the year
1912, and all costs.
r NJ MOORE, Tax collector for
Claiborne county.
Feb lG, 1913. 25-lOt
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-03-16
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

1AA OOIIIIEG lOhS SALE.
r WILL offer for sale, TO the highest bid
Z der for cash, before the court house door
in the town Of Port Gibson, Claiborne coun-
ty, on Monday the 29th day of May next,
Tl843,1 between the hours Of | j o'clock A
NJ and o'clock NJ, the following tracts,
pieces or parcels of land, in said county,
to wit: Lots and 4, section 43, township
10. range 3, East, containing 408 acres !;
Lot 3, section IS, township l3, range 3,
East, containing .36 acres; fractional sec
ton 13, township l3, range 4, East, con-
tanning II acres; Lots 2and 8, section II,
township I3, range 4, East, containing
I35 acres; West half of lot 2, section -,
township IA, range 4, East, containing 40
acres; Lots and 6, section SO, township
ID, range 4, East, containing 1913 acres !;
Lots /, 2, 3, and 5, section 36, township
IA, range 4, East, containing 34l acres;
West half Of lots 8 and 4, section 81, town
ship IA, range 4, East, containing 29S
acres; Part of section 3S, township IA,
range 4, East, containing 70 acres; South
half Of section ID, township ID, range 4,
East, containing 392 acres; West half of
North West quarter of section ~, town
ship IA, ranged, East, containing % acres;
North West quarter of section 4S, town
ship IA, range 4. East, containing 1876
acres; Fractional section 25, township IL,
range 3, East, containing 325 acres; as
sessed as the property of Charles A. La
coste, Thomas Bernard and Lemuel Pit
cher, and will be sold, or as much thereof
as may be necessary to pay $29 43 cts,
the State and county Tax due thereon for
the year lS42, and all costs.
r M MOORE, Tax collector for
Claiborne county
Feb l6, 1913. 25-l5t
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-03-16
NNTICE.

NOall persons interested in the Lands,
Il Tenements and Ucrcditaments Of
James Y. Mcneil, "a minor.) Notice is
hereby given, to be and appear at the
March Tenn, l843, Of the Probate court of
Claiborne county, 70 shew cause if any
they can. why an order shouIdnot then be
granted by said court, for the sale Of the
interest Of said james Y McNiell in the
following Lands, lying and being in the
county Of Claiborne, State Of Mississippi,
10 wit: Fraction No Z, township NO IL,
range 4, East, part Of fraction NO 46, town
ship y, range 4, East; part (south part) Of
fraction No 4G, township NO IL, range 4,
East; and 200 acres, more or less, it being
lands conveyed to Lucy McNiell by Tho
mas IngIes and Polly Ingles, by deed bear
ing date 10Th day fJanuary. A. D. 1927.
JOHN MCNEIL, Guardian.
Feb2 23-6t
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-03-16
Guardians Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, to all per-
= sons interested, that the undersigned
late Guardian Of JoHN McNEILL, will, at
The next March Term Of the Probate
Court Of Claiborne county, Miss present
his final account as Guardian aforesaid for
settlement and allowance.
WILLIAM YOUNG.
Feb 81, 1913. 26-5t
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-03-16


At Jackson, A q December Term, 1912
Fitzpatrick & Whitaker,
21U5 US.
Henry g. Hopkins, ct. al.
II pom opening the matters Of this bill
~ and It appearing to the court that
the defendants, James II. Kenly, Nicholas
J. Falls, William Cook and John Boyer
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 thcm-Tt 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 bib Of complaint,
the several allegations thereof will be ta-
ken for confessed as to them, and such or
der and decree made therein as the Chan.
cellor may deem equitable and just. It is
further ordered that copy of this order
be inserted in the Port Gihson Herald
once week for two months successfully.
r. i. DIXON, clerk.
By f. N. HARRISON, D. c.
Thrasher & Sillers, Solicitors.
jan26 22-9t
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-03-16
TAX COLLECTIONS SALE

r WILL offer for sale, to the highest bid
der for cash, before the court house door
in the town Of Port Gibson, Claiborne coun-
tv, on Monday the Doth day Of March next,
TIs43l between the hours Of II o'clock
4 II and o'clock N, the following tracts,
pieces or parcels Of land, in said county,
10 wit: West half Of section Is, township
IL, range 5, East, containing 800 acres;
West half of South East quarter of section
10, township II, range 5, East, contain
ing so acres; West half Of North East
quarter Of section 10, township II, range
5, East, containing so acres. and assessed
as the property Of G. B. Gardner, and will
be sold, or SO much thereof as may be ne
cessary to pay $l2 %, the State and
county Tax due thereon for the year l842,
and all costs.
R M MOORE, Tax collector for
Claiborne county.
Feb l6, 1913. 25-5t
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-03-16
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
n WILL offer for sale, to the highest bid
! der for cash. before the court house door
in the town Of Port Gibson, Claiborne coun-
tv, on Monday the 29th day Of May next,
Il843,l between the hours of IL o'clock A
N and o'clock NJ, the following tracts,
pieces or parcels of lanG, in said county,
to wit: Fractional section IL, township
IL, range 2, East, containing 800 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 be necessary to pay $l2 81
cents, the State and county Tax due there
on, and all costs.
RM MOORE, Tax collector for
Claiborne county.
Feb Is, 1e43. 25.15t
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-03-16
NOTICE.

T. SHALL present my annual account OF
/ the Guardianship Of Albert T. Bridgers,
to the Probate court of Claiborne county,
TO be holden on the 4th Mon lay of this
month, for final settlement and allowance.
ELIAS BRiDGERS.
march 7th, 1913. 28-3t
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-03-16
Guardians Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, to all persons
! y interested, that the undersigned, late
Guardian Of JAMES w. McNE1LL, will, at
the next March Term of the Probate
Court Of Claiborne county, Miss present
his final account as Guardian as aforesaid
for settlement and allowance
WILLIAM YOUNG.
Feb 81, IS43. 26-5t
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-03-16
NOTICE.

ALL persons who have watches, or 9th
"A or articles left with me For repairs,
&c, are requested to call and get them
before the 10th Of April next, as | expect
to leave this place about that time.
Those indebted to me are requested to
call and make payment without delay.
mar9-2S 1t V. NOEL.
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-03-16
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

ADM DMlNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ETTERS of administration having
4 been granted, by the Honorable Pro-
bate Court Of Claiborne county, at the
February Term, A. D. 1913 thereof, to
the undersigned, on The estate Of Perme-
la Fauyer, deceased, late Of said county:
Notice is hereby given to all persons hold
ing claims against said estate, to present
them within the time prescribed by law,
or they will be forever barred; and all
persons owing said estate are requested
to call and settle Immediately.
ELY w. EMERSON,
Administrator on the estate Of Permela
FauVer, deceased.
Feb %, 1913. 27-Gt
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-03-16


Prescott Jones, ct. al.
TTPON opening the matters Of this k:Il
- and it appearing to the Court that
the defendants r. II. Burnet, Huntingtea
Tiffany & EIweiI d. Smith & com, ans.
Andrew Rankin g. Graniss & Broiit;I-.
are not inhabitants of this State, but ~
side beyond the limits thereof, so thai -
ordinary process of this court caEE.t >,
executed upon tllem--It is therefor, :
dered, that, unless said defendants ., .,c;
before the Chancellor, at the court rrf.,
in the town of jackson, the first Nj J. Il,
in June next ensuing. and plead, an-"or
or demur to said bill Of complaint, = -.
veral allegations thereof will &c ta! i ,..r
confessed as to them, and such orr M /
decree made therein as the Chez; &c
may deem equitable and just. ].
ther ordered that copy Of this r. q.
inserted in the port Gibson HeraI> iii. y
week for two months successivctr
r. l.. DIXON, Ci. fk
BY f. r. HARALsoS, -
Pro. Per.
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Port-Gibson herald., 1843-03-16
AgAg8 AAMAlg zsGgzs9 9ega
TO AND FROM PoRT.GIBsoN.
NORTHW ARD.

NORTHWARD.
IL Northern Mail, ria. Grand Gulf arrives
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at
5 o'clock, A NJ.
Departs every Tuesday, Thursday and sa-
turtay, at 24 o'clock, z. n.
SOUTHWARK.
The Southern Mail, (from Natchez,} arrives
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
at O'Clock, p M
Departs every Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
At 81 o'clock, A. VI.
,;allatin Mail arrives every Thursday 1T y o.
clock, vi.
Departs same day 1t O'Clock, P. NJ.
Church Hill, Rodney and Oakland College Mail
arrives every Monday, w Wednesday and Fri
day, at II o'clock, NJ.
Departs same days at o'clock, F. NJ.
0ggsgg@sg gEg.0 0Uasga
From o'clock, A. NJ. until sun down, every
day, except Sundays, and on Sundays not
after o'clock, a. NJ.
PoRT-GIBsoN, JANUARY ! 1913.
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-03-16

"The cifg Of Bassstcrre, on Guada-
lOupe. has suffered little if any, as also
the island of st. Dominique and Mar
Unique. In Nevis and 81. Kits some
destruction has taken place. From
Nontscrat no news has been received
illt it is feared that many moro melan-
holy disasters would be heard of
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-03-16

i
! AZ Jachsoa, 4 + December Term, 1912,
Bank Of Port Gibson,
I'll Carpenter, ct. al.
TTPON opening the matters Of this bill,
~ and il appearing to the Court that
the defendants, IOhn NJ. Carpenter, Her
~ Parish, Daniel Parish, John r. Mar
shall, Leroy NJ. Wiley, Thomas P. Norris,
Thomas Parish, Horace b. Hill, Wiliiarl
Prather, Thamas l.. Booraem, Fredori
A. Clark, Jacob B. Rathbone, Charles ,
Goodrich, William NJ. Goodrich, EdwarG
Hyde, James N. Hyde, James Wilson "
Co., William Rankin, Peter s. Dur} GO,
John Ogden, Charles Gardner, Roman
Watson, Alexis S Baker, William W.J,.n-
son, Richard Bigelow, Benjamin Kcl;
ham, John A. Merle & CO., Ann Slocomh,
Romanzo w. Montgomery, Robert RirI'-
ards, John Hall, Archibald B. Bien. J tn
Lowry, Archibald Lowrya Daniel Sam
ders, George Morton, - Towsey end
John Perkins are not inhabitants Of MS
State, butreside beyond the limits Thereon
so that the ordinary process of this Co,at
cannot be executed upon them: II is Il, ic,
fore ordered, that unless the said dcflG.-
ants appear before the Chancellor. al :!.o
court room, in the town of Jackson, tha ! I
Monday in June next ensuing, and
answer or demur to said bin Of com, -,
the several allegations thereof will + -
ken for confessed as to them, and sur' ~
der and decree made therein as the I'm.
cellor may deem equitable and just. Ii y
further ordered thata copy ofthis oreiet ~
inserted in the Port Gibson Herald on1,a
week for two months successively.
r. L. DIXON, clerk.
By F. N. HARALsoN, u
Thrasher & Sillers, Solicitors.
ian26 %
Port-Gibson herald., 1843-03-16
TAX COLLECTOR'S SALE.

TAX COLLECIOR'S SALE.
II WILL offer for sale, to the highest bid
a der for cash, before the court house door
in the town of Port Gibson, Claiborne coun-
ty, on Monday the 29th day of May next,
[IS43,1 between the hours Of IL o'clock A
N and 3 o'clock N, the, following proper
ty, in said county, to wit: Two town lots,
NOS and 4, square IA, Middle division Of
Grand Gulf, assessed as the property of
S. j. Burns, and will be sold, or SO much
thereof as may be necessary TO pay So
4S cents, the State and county Tax due
thereon for the years l84l and 1912, and
all costs.
RM MOORE, Tax collector for
Claiborne county.
Feb l6, lS43. 25-l5t