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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-03

Z0RnBAREELS OF LIME, eli the best quail
IJOO;Jy, viii oe delivered for any part ofit daring
eontHy srdsea and good bonds and mortgages
slys,' ussu,su. address Lime Tribune Once. ~ #
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-03
THE TRIBUNE BOOK-BINDERY,

MOI Spcuce-stree,, Tribune Buildings.
JAMES PRINGLE respectfully Informs his friends ana
the public generally that he has commenced business win
DO justice 10 his customsrs both Us TO laaiit
Of workmanship and scale OF charges He IS prepared to exc
cute Bindn. in all ITS branches 80, A.
To If AM kind apr raining the business solicited VI
-rs left AT No7 SprucsstTee viii be Thankfully Tsceiveu
aad faithfully attended to- y - ia
p- SyIvania AssocHation.-Qfics No
Pine third story. Open from 70 10 A II iff iio!
P NJ. fnforulsfion cheeHalIT ETea Tie oonsti'a1io
gwen. -,~...-~ a.
Members III. Association tSinsie men pzeierred y
~ shippers of Goods per Panthea, for
m n9Iags Al 10 o'clock. 49, aul :
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REMOVAI-TO NEW.YORK.

1NHE Loss OF FEET AND LEGS NO HIN
ORANGE TO THE ACT OF WALKING.-JOHN
+ THOMAS Cork Lee Maker Nc. respectfully informs the
public thar he has removed from Philadelphia No i72 Wa
corner of fike-stree Nrw.Sork City, WHERE ne
continues Manufacture Artificial Limbs, plan the
most correct and least complicated having through ecessi
~ invented made and artlacla lex tor 10 years
md been Manufactured for % feels confident OF giving
satisfaction all who call OF hm for LEGS, HANDS.
ARMS, or the COMMON WOODEN LEG. auo 3m'
n h. FARNAM. Ell Water-s,. manufactures
y. every species OF Hydraulic Apparatus;
Fire tnsGts oferery size, for Cities Villages factories,
pltntattons &c.
Ciar,leu Engines Fir Iook, Fire Buckets and Fire Cars.
iem Hose. Leather Hose Of any reluted Suction
HOSE Coupling Screws, &c.
Life and Force Pumps, init aud force any distance.
! tom 10 20 500 gallons minute.
Wind Mills Horse Powers Water Wheels Sc, for work
Ing pumps.
SHY and Steamboat Pumps for filling boilers &c and for
case of fire.
size.
Lad and lion Pipe Brass Cocks &c.
y. B.The Pumps OF his manufacture double action.
ofgea strength and very simple their construction, be-
iag particularly well calculated Tor tbs Southern and West
im;la markets. jy23 imeod
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RIA THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 3, 1913.

CHARCOAL IS a FERT1LIzER.-We have been
astonlshed at the enormous increase of the Wheat
crop IN France within the last eight or ten years
and have devoted some attention to the lnyesnga-
ton OF the subject. 1t appears that charcoal
an article that can be obtained here for 1.-THE of
It's cost IN francc-has been very extensively
used, and with marked effect in tertiIizing the
wheat lands Of that kingdom. \ correspondent
OF the New Farmers Journal, an English print.
states that during sojourn IN one of the central
departments OF France he learned that some of
the most productive farms were originally very
sterile: but that for number of years their pro-
pretors had gwen them light dressing of char
coal, which had resulted in large yield of wheat
of an excellent quality. Since his return to Eng
land he has tired the experiment upon his own
lands with the same happy effect. The charcoal
should be puivcrzcd, and Sown like lime, after a
rain or still damp day. Even in England the
writer says, the expense is mere trifle, in COM
parison with the permanent Improvement effect
cd, which on grass is truly wonderful" lie states
one other very important result from its liberal
use. = | am quite satisfied that by using char
coal in the way described ruSt in ,chcat uiH be
entirely Prcreatcd: for have found in two ad-
Joining tieds,one OF which was coalcd and the other
MANFRED with farln-dung the latter greatly
injured by rust, while that growing in the other
was perfectly free from it Buffalo Com. Adv.
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FIRST PRE- MUM

CATER BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
fi'iiE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully
Inform those Ladies who desIous purchasing good
~ lasts suited the shape of the foot that none but superior
gefia lasce GA way competent foreman: AID Ibst We
and 1T all times assortment, consisting
every fashionable stytc of Ladies Mis- s. Boys and Chill
tsG Boots AMI Shoes and also import direct from the first
m1hct3ir Pans Ladies French SHOES large al
Ways Oh isnd. FUTILE HAYWARD,
So 252 EsooadYay one der above Re a:
superior sanpe adies Cater Boots and Shoes, at the
S+sarv5 ia,so "a - ra promptly executed je2s am
DEACH ORCHA4.D EGG COAL.-This day
a scia zn from barge aItan, Peach Orchard Egg Coal
OF the FIST quality and 20; ls The lowest cab prices by
WARD, BROWNE,
Jyl9 corner &c LlieIt aud Washingtonss
DEACH ORCHARD RED ASH COAL from
4 the well known Salem Nein all sizes screened and de-
hYered from the boat yard below The market prices. Liv
erp@oi 81 5DLesh 80. No second quality Of
Cnal-No Agents. All Coal weighed by City Weigher.
CasgOes Wy North AID East Rivers a reduce
Yard sos " a,hnson ST. n-aT Spfins;
au2 Gm GUERNSEY Il GO.
UktpAKE. FOR WiNTER-The undersigned
.Ee daily receiving their yard 2l5 Wests corner
Broad Mountain and White Ash Coal which they offer for
sale 81 per for Broken and Eg and 81 oTar Stone
aud Nut. free Fifty addition when screened
from the yard. Orders received the Sugar Reiney, %
Leonard ST. AID at the gard. IfLEE & AhPES.
iva La
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/ !! IbHAULlC LlME.-0rders LETT at J. d. Mil
@ Dry Goods stoe, t2 Broadway, Will receive prompt
iJ.at!or. Fnce 81 per esss OF 800 lbs.
stu ABiJAH SMITH ths only manufacturer.
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T'RANCISS HIGHLY IMPROVED WANI-
Il FOLD WElfER.-'This article has now been before
the PUBLIC Pgt short s aud h, gained 5epat4tion BE-
sand copies daily proof OF the high favor they have
obtained Il has entirely taken tn. precedence OF The Copying
so for Press have laid them aside and given the Manifold
Writer the Tseeace oie- them TO be ,i;el aud NOR. ea
ts pager being rG ed PLAIN varying IN pFlce from
81 Business and merchants who yecoIomy, VIM
please call and examine the article, and viii guarantee i't
it viii recommend itself NOR tu column OF ad'eftI,n-
visiting the cautioned against buying from
itela ,ender board and hotels sellnE
worthless article for few singS AZ the eHE-nse OF this
,ny Inv aluabs article. Sold wholesale and retail by
L. FRANCIS, 10 Maiden lane,
II Innctinn Liherl-stieet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-03

VILLAGE FIRE ENGINE for sale cheap.--A
small Fire Engine made the Phladephia principle.
double acting; will Throw with equal the 4
ororauon Engine with twenty; very suitable for yass
Puc. $50 lGquire of " CLARK,
Iy22 2w Division. corner OF KmtSersstrsat.
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The Maumec Towns-The Lard Oil OF the
West. &C.

Correspondence OF The New-York Tribune.
CLvvrr tyn TpIv 81 1913
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-03

RUAND-A iinlY or a few single gentlemen of
~ good moa s,ys bozrd and spacious IL pm.
lie family; yvT desirable location, 0i East Broadway
I~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-03

NTOTICE-An Election for Trustees Tor the
~ Wililn,bren aud Newi ok Union Ferry Association
Will II held Al the Office of the Association Monday the
h OF August Che Poll 10 open at 2 aud close at
o'clock F. NJ. By order of the TRUSTEES
DNy. II,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-03

tSiis, LlNiE-Wanted IN exchange for 1000
ttsrrt North River lme aud Cement, Groceries Dry
FOODS Ore quarter viii be PAID cash for any amount II
h above 4riie les o. an esense os property Of any ksd.
gti personal ~ De made liberal AMY TO J.
y i!o.t. coraeg Of Madison and james SIS. MD Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-03

A CAMP MEETING FOR the New-Hayen Dis
q tct Nc,yYo Conference 10 commence on the 2l5t Of
Brselort within lew oAs OF the housaoack Railroad,
t ground occurred ios the same Rgo,e last last ysaf Val.
Long Island aud adjoining districts atfeconatey invited
attend The Railroad COMPANY vii use their b : efforts
promote the SAFETY and diSiici oil those VINO
NAV choose to visit the me-tiu.. by their road. . .
wa la.st i2l &2tW- CHARLES W.tAi{pE.NTt.R,P ]. r
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w Cook general House Work Tor small f,ps;ly-
Would have objection 20 the country The H.,
5fcity Reference, given. Appy S2 Westinghouse am.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-03

CROTON WATER MILLER II COATES,
OPu1b,rs TIC Gand.str,e TWO doors east Of Broadway,
furnish Timed La Composition and Iron Pipes Iytranti
Fountains Bath Tubs &C. ard every attic connected with
the Croton Water in dwellings, warehouses and manu-
factories. Orders Tor the introduction OF promptly
s-acutsd ly2 I'M
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u WINS, in hs last letter to Inc NATIONAL
lntelhgencer observes that
There seems to be similarity between the
art of painting and the art OF pigdrlrlng-both
requiring 10 be pulled the way they are not want
ed TO go. Mr.. HIRE. the miniature painter, after
Waiting nine months in vain for sitter, gave up
moonshine FOR srnshinc-his idle pencil for the
busy vocation of daguereotypist. He had not
been at 1t week before he was overrun with or
GERS for painted miniatures and he is now IN the
iull tide of successful ivory, with tip-top prlce'
and people. He has been sent for, with good m
srrance, TO go to St. Louis, but cannot get away
ior business here wonder if, by taking to sell
ing water-me!ons, could be urged by the pub
hshers TO write book? Or is there no analogy
between goose qulls and camel's hair %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-03

M ANTIN JTlI LOKD, IalIOr ana DTaper, has
w removed from No. John ST. to No TO- Nassau ST.,
with j. K Goodman where ne IS receiyii his Spring and
strlr (,us furnished ltweIye hours notice Having greatly
reduced 's he viii b. .sb. to sell = reduced
c., aud he Socs the fvors OF his friends and the public,
Ia he ise5 grateful for tie liberal patronage he has here
,ofore received His good article punctulity
filing o.1rrs. los aud cash delivery. a2i II
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-24

East half northwest quarter section "a.
township 3, range 4 west, containing 70
0O.tUOln acresi assessed to John Scoot (ni.
hoTl Taxes duo | dollar and 90 cents
Printer's fee dollars.
East half northwest quarter and west half
southeast quarter section 80, township I3,
range west; containing I60 Saloon
acres, entered by and assessed to James
stewart. Taxes due dollars and 40 cents
Printers fee dollars.
East half northwest quarter section @;
southeast quarter Of northeast quarter sec.
ZION ., township 0, range west: southeast
quarter Of northeast quarter section 81, and
east half southeast quarter section 30, town
ship 10, range 2 west; containing 244 9I.
lOOth acres: assessed as the property of
Edwin Thomas. Taxes due So 60.
Printers fee dollars.
South half west half northwest oualter
section 2: north half west half northwest
quarter and east half northwest quarter and
west half southwest quarter and northeast
quarter section 3, township 8, and east hall
southwest quarter section "a, township To-
south half west half northwest quarter sec
ton 3, township 8: west half southwes
quarter section "a, township 10: east hal
southeast quarter section 33, township 10
all ~ range 2 west; containing about 66s
46-IOOth acres; assessed as the property o
Henry M. Waterson. Taxes due SI4 90
Printers fee Is dollars and so cents.
West half northeast quarter section ga
and west half southeast quarter section IS
township u RANGE tuest. ond l,ts 10 IN,
IS, and part Of lot No. as in the town 0
Benton, assessed to w. w. Woods. Take
dueI2 dollars, 90 cents. Prs fee g doI's.
Lots Nos. 4 q 5, section I9: lots Nos. A
d 6, section 80, township IL, range
west, containing 462 I5.IOOth acres, asses
sed TO Rebeccca ]. White. Taxes due /
dollars, Is cents. Printers fee dol's.
Lot No. 252, on Jefferson street, Yazo
City, assessed to A. w. Nashborne. Take
due, 6 dollars. Prs fee, 8 dollars.
S. L. JAMES, +. &c.
February 10, 1843. 3I-14t.
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lax COlIectOr's Sale.

n WILL offer for sale to the highest bid
IL der, for cash, before the Court House
door in the town Benton, Yazoo Co., on
Monday the 18th dag Of May, 1913,
between II o'clock, A. Nj. and o'clock,
P. NJ the following described lands, to pay
the State and County Tax due thereon for
1912, and all costs :-South half and northeast
quarter aud east half Of north vest quarter,
section 80; southeast quarter and east half
ofsouthwest quarter, section 81; south half
west half Of northwest quarter, section 35;
south half west half of southwest quarter,
section 81; all in township Ii, range / east;
west half southwest quarter, section z, town
ship Is, range east; north half and south
eas quarter and east half of southwest
quarter, section l3; west half northwest
quarter aud east half northwest quarter
section "a; west half southeast quarter,
section %; and SO much of east side Of eas
half southwest quarter rs will make 43 So
Tooth acres, all in township II, range
D. east; southwest quarter, section Is, town
7 ship 10, range 2 west; northeast quartz
southwest quarter, section 81, township 10
range west; the whole cf section d; ives
4 half northwest quarter aud west half south
4 west quarter and east half northeast quartz
and west half southeast quarter and cas-
o half southwest quarter and west half north
4 east quarter and east half northwest quar-
d ter, section %, township IL, range easl
northeast quarter and west half southeas
quarter and east half southeast quarter, cas-
half southwest quarter and east half north
west quarter and west half southwest quar-
y ter, section 90, township II, range cas-
Z. east nalf southeast quarter, section ~; eai
. half northeast quarter and east half soutl
. east quarter and south half west half soutl
?, east quarter, section 90, all in township i
y range / east; east half southeast quartz
e section so. township / il, range ] east; soul
@ east quarter and west half northwest qua
4 ter. Of sectien no; north half southwe
3. quarters ectiou Ill; north half and sout
west quarter, section IS; the whole Of Sc
ton IL; west half northwest quarter, Sc
ton 2; south half section 8; north h'
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Max Collectors Sale.

WILL Offer for sale before the Court
~ House door, in the town OF Benton,
Yazoo county. Mi, to the highest bidder,
for cash. between the hours Of ii O'clock
A. NJ. and 3 o'clock, p. NJ, for the taxes
dnes for 1s4l and 1912, on Monday, the
29th day Of May next, l943; the following
described lands, tO-wit:
The southwest quarter section ~, town,
shin ID range 2, east; north half west hall
southwest quarter section %, township II,
T.n0r .. east. assessed for l64l to Dudley
s. Jennings and Laura Clark, for 1912 to
Laura Clark and Elvira Caursey, VIII only
cell the undivided half interest OF EivIra
Caursev and Dudley S. JrnDin gs: taxes due
for lsI1 one dollar 6s3, for ls42 one dol
lar 20 cents. Pr fee dollars.
North half east half northwest quarter
section "a, township IL, range 2, east, con-
tanning FORTY acres, assessed to James CALI :
ham. but belongs to VIM. S. Smith, and Will
Le sold "a such: taxes due one dollar and
forty cents. IT. lee u''''u'S'
North half west quarter and southwest
quarter and south half west halt southeast
quarter and east half southwest quarter oil
section 7; east half northwest quarter ana
southeast quarter and east half southwest
1rarter and north half west half southwest
1nar,er and south half west half northwest
Quarter Of section Is; and north half north
cast ouarter. west half southwest quarter
son,h half west half northwest quarter
soc,;on 10. all IN township IL, range 3 cast
AIso-south half west half southeast quar-
,or sou,h half east half southwest quarter
soc,;on Is: and west half northeast quarter
and east half northwest quarter, and sout
half east half northwest quarter, and sout
half west half northwest quarter, section y
township u. range 3 east; assessed 4
ls4l, TO Hiram 6. Runnels; Tor lo4@' (,
William S. Byrd; but will be sold as ! !
property Of said Runnels. Iaxes que
ls4l s.; FOR 1912. Sl7 AZ.
Printers fee % dollars.
Northwest quarter, section 81; and We
half. and west half Of southeast quarter y
west half northeast quarter, section 2
townsHip Is, range west, containing o.
ocrea. assessed 70 Charles E. Mount a.
William Young. ] will sell the undlViu'
half interest Of said Young TO said ianns.'
Taxes due for 1912, l dollal, SO cents.
Printers fee 8 dollars.
Fast half northwest quarter, ard west b.
northeast quarter, and cas-. ball norine'
ouatter. and west half southwest quart
and east half southwest quarter; all N 9
ton d. township 8, range wests con'a
inc about 400 acres. The undivided p
interest in said lands will be sold TO-
taxes due for Is42. Supposed 10 belong
John Gtisom's creditors; but, was assess
70 William Grsom. Taxes due . ds. q
Printers fee dollars.
s. L. JAMES, T. @. \. e,
February "a, 1913. SS''l4''
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PEDIGR Z E !.
CERTIFICATE

ALABAMA, SEPT. IL. 1888.
Messrs Guatin Il Miaor,-Gentlsmen -
Having learned that you purchased cur HoEse
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Lose. w A1sr, we hasten 10 give you a Cert.
fcafe Of his blood, which you viii discover
+ not Inferior to any Horse On the CONT
neni.
Io~g. " Irsr vas aot by the celebra,ed
Horse Old On. Arcliy. he By Diomede, &C.,
bis dam vas got By Paeoles. be BY the i'm
ported horse Citizen, he By Paeolet Of Eng
land. Ne by Blank and he BY the Godolphin
Arabian; BE grand dam was got BY Alpheur,
bo by imported Jonah, out Of Green's old
Cellar Marc. the dam Of Little Billy and
Maria, two geYg distinguished racers. Tho
Cellar mare was got By Old CeIer, the best
son Of Old James. out Of Partner Mare
Apollo, imported Valiant, imported James,
imported jolly Roger. Long Waists grand
dam was BY the imported Dare. Devil, be by
Magnet, his d q. arand.dam by Old Wildair,
the best son Of imported Fearnaught; his g
.. grand dam Job By FIimnup, Claudius,
DIANA. Sally Painter By Sterling Silver, hy
the Belsize Arabian. Long Waists z. &.
grand dam was out Of the dam Of Old Rosy
CIack. the dam Of Oscar. This pedigree
could be traced back through all the fine
stock in England, bat we deem il unneces-
sary, as it is here shown that this Horse has
not one bad cross. Respectfully. &c.
JAMES w. CAMP.
HENRY B. TURNER.
Good and extensive Pasturage, gratis, but
we will not be liable for any escapes or &C
ciden;s that may happen--ths greatest care
will be taken 10 prevent either. Mares that
missed TO Long Waist last season, may go
this season. gratis, provided the season money
has been paid.
JOHN M. HENDRICKS.
WILLIAM PICKETT.
/ February 10, ls43. 3i-tf.
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To The Planters and Merchants Of
the Cotton grazing region on
the Mississippi.
TVHE undersigned has established new
Cotton Press in this city, ia the spa
cious Fire Proof Sheds Of James Erwin,
Esq, Immediately above the angle build
inos in the Second Municipality, where ne
has ample room to store ten thousand bales
of Cotton under cover He offers TO the
Planters and Merchants to receive their
Cotton free Of Storage, hoping 10 remune-
rate himself therefor by the superior advan-
tage Of his COMPRISING machine; he binds
hitnself to perform as well and as cheap as
other presses in the city. He therefore res
pectfully requests those who wish TO save
the expense of storage, TO instruct theI'
agents to deposit their cotton in bis press
JOHN BALDWIN.
New Orleans, Feb 2. 1913. $685..
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ChamcerY NOtice.

Superior Cour! Of Chancery of the State
of Mississippi, at Jackson, at December
Term, 1912.
Planters Bank of the State of Mississippi,
1898. vs..
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Joab R. Richnrds. ADM 81 al.

Joab R. Richards, Admir- ct al
TOPON the opening of the matters in
u the cOmplainanls Bill, and it appear
inc to the satisfaction Of the Court that John
and Bradford Davis, heirs of Bradford Davis,
decd, do not reside within the limits of the
State of Mississippi is therefore consid
cred by the Court that unless the said de-
PENDANTS shall appear here on or before the
first day of the next term Of this Court and
answer. plea OF demur to the complaiEants
Bill, the several allegations therein will be
taken as confessed, and the matters in said
Bill decreed as shall seem to said courl
equitable and Just
Il is further ordered by the court, thai
publication be made in the "YazuO City
Whig'' a public newspaper published il
Yazoo city, Yazoo county, for two success
sive months. THOS. P. SLADE, Crk.
]. g. W. Battale, Solicitors.
Feb. II, lS43. pr fee II dol.) 32-9t.
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II WILL offer for sale to the highest bid
n der, for cash, before the Court House
door in the town Benton, YazoO Co., on
Monday the 18th dag Of May, 1913,
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Sale.

RY order Of the Probate Court of Yazoo
county, will, as administrator of the
Estate of Seaborne Williams, decd, sell at
public auction, on the premises, on
Monday, the first day Of May merit,
on credit of twelve months, the following
described lands of which the said Seaborne
Williams died seized and possessed, to-wit:
West half southwest quorter Of Section s.
and east half northeast quarter Section 4
all in Township 9, Range |, west. Bond
with approved security will be required OIL
the purchaser. Sale within the usual hours
DAN'L T. JOHNSON, Admir-.
March IL, lS43. 36-3t.
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nnO bbls. Thomasion Lame Tor sale
AUV low for cash, by
J. H. CULLEN & co.
Yazoo city, Feb 10, I843. Sl-St'
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YazOO city Prices Current.

.onREorEp wEEKLr BY MEssRs. JoNAs Z nARKsDALl
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The state Of MississiPpi,l In the YazOO Cir
YAzoo COUNTY, Chancery side, Z!
the Nov. T'rm, l84e
Thomas Karney,
Thomas KarneH

Washington Lewis, the unknown heirs OF
John G. Rutherford, John w. F, qua,
and Mary Y. Fuqua his wife.
Upon he opening of the matters in the
u compliments Bill, and it appearing that
Washington Lewis, is a nonresident of this
State, and John G. RutheFford's heirs are
unknown: 1t is considered by the Court,
that unless the said Washington Lewis, and
the unknown heirs of John G. Rutherford
appear here on or by the first day of the
next Term of this Court and plead, answer
or demur TO complainant's bill, the several
allegations therein will be taken for confess
ed, and the matters thereof decreed accord
ing!y
II is further ordered by the court, that a
copy of this order be published in The Yazoo
City Wing, a public newspaper printed in
Yazoo city, for The term of two months.
THOS. P. SLADE, Clerk.
GEORGE B WILKINSON, Sol.
Feb "a, Is43 (Pr. fee II dols) $780,