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The Committee Of Finance in the II. of Represen-
atives of Illinois have reported BILL providing for the
liquidation Of the Bank Of illinois II is said, there is
no doubt Of its passage
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AE&GL GROVE FEN ,;.:. SEMINARY EssEy COUNTY
- The exercises o. this school VIII lie on
nuay, and os.t Tire asi Of nl, Ia3 This Seminary
Gated II 81: southern Of Essex stfc
l:uai Ec.aoga % Tdp9ahanauck miles
Tn Situation is retired nna pfoycisi CIR IL heaaue.s.
Al ;!e ranbe, I'll complete Enci.sh and Se1io
WniE, t,us.' y Mrs :G.t. S
The risaoi Language sg ..c the Psgo Forte and Cat
Lar. .y ;iiss Nt tlnssa.
The ih-ra patronage ac has been bestowed hi, senna
~ tcsc;tr 81, he Intel and soca .provemrn:
Of HE young ladies, will Intelligent public 1t,
worth
Terms FOR beard and tuition COR the scholastic year Of ea
months, sips
Music. incndrg THE OF panc,
Music Guitar 9.
The French language, 10
Three Piano Of superior manaiarure
apparatus VIM facilitate tae Improvement Of the young ladies
tile different sciences
Fn' further information, refer the Hon. n ~ r npter ~
C., Rev. tiip Montague, Muscoe Garneit ESQ., Doc' A.
en1oach Col Geo. Wright, Ro. r Warning IT,, and ia.
pie, Esas Essex; Dr. Vim. Dsw James sah r. Es:-
wool Richardson Lnmpkin Esqs Dr. TIL D. Eaulconer Thc-
Walker aad Ro d. Davis, Esqs, King Gseen w Newton
H. T. Gafnet Esqs Wesmoreand; Benz x. Blake, Esq King
William; DR. w. T. Gaines. Hanover mr. Ian Bro kenhonr
Geo. T. Booker Esq and Mcsrs Smith, Dr:nser and Sorr.
Richmond COL VIM Garrett, Norfolk or 10 myself The s.
minary B. l., cox.
Lsrrei Grove Jan. Sd, s;s 7.-w4w
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In the House IF Delegates yesterday, most of the day
was consumed in the discussion Of plan authorizing
The Shers all the Counties west Of the Blue Ridge,
to receive in payment Of the public dues the notes Of
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Brig Somers.-The testimony of the regular Officers
has been taken; and The Court is now going on with
the examination of The Seamen
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.horitaivc.y urged upon tie national Representatives,
mir Rayner OF y. {. c'osed the debate for the day
Mr Marshal. Of Kentucky has The floor, and i'll open
the discussan 10 MORROW GioJe.
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Mariners,
Deaths.

Married. The a9,h uino, by Elder rohn Duva SIR Josrm
poLIaan, 10 Miss EuGEsi, +. GARnsrn daughter Mf VIM
Gardner. all Of Kin. and Queen county, Virginia.
ES- The Wing is requested a COPY
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The Boston Correspondent of the n York Tribune,
writes, the 7h Immediately after The election of the
Wing Speaker of the House. by majority that
"There is scarcely any ground for hope that the Wings
will be able fill the vacancies in the Senate by the
election of their candidates The Loco Focos have now
majority Of four in that body, which will give them
majority of Two joint ballot, unless they lose the
support Of several Liberty party men, who are under.
stood 10 have voted lib them in the choice OF S2eake!
Tie election of Morton as Governor is placed, think.
almost beyond doubt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-14

Tie .Unt;ny on bacrt N. Sinners Judge Belts, Of ih-
L. s. District Court has JUS, refused application for
the arrest of Captain Mackenzie and Leut. Ganse
voort, charge of murder-n causing the death Of
Cromwell
The application was made by Csomwcll's wife and
on her affidavit and that Of another person.
~. ] .Iournni Of Coms,rTee, JIM II.
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MELIA ACADEMIES preseH, Session viii erd IT.
- ,i3 few vacancies may be Ied, the SIT pt
month froH the inIe OF payable In aGvan
As the discipline of the School, and progress pu;s
refer n-issor the Hon Vim g. Archer who intimately
acquainted with both Dsc; ,Ioapadl Etk t O., 'meia.
I'M II. HARRISON
Nov, Is 55-neH
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u We have been too much occupied, since the ap-
pearunce of the January No Of the "Sou.hern Literary
Messenger" to notice its contents. We shall attempt
to profit by the first early opportunity.
QJ7"The Letters on Edseotion' we have received in
MS, addressed 10 "Governor Mcdowell By "Lancas
ter will be commenced in the course of the next
week.
IT A few Communications on hand, upon The Stay
Laws, James River Co, &C. will receive the earliest
pnssihlc notice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-14

The New York Courier and Enquirer a!ludes to our
mistake in designating Mr.. Gordon of New York as a
"Whig" We were probably misled By the remarks of
Mr. Bowne, during their recent passage of arms on the
Bankrupt Law. From what the Courier and Enquirer
says and from the contents ofa letter from Washing
satisfied that we made involuntary mistake
and take pleasure in stating that Mr. Gordon instead
of being Wing, is thorough going Democrat The
New York Courier and Enquirer calls him. as we'll as
Mr.. b. ga full blooded Locotoco'
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/. COON SUGGESTION aNn SLY nrl

Las; winter. We took The liberty OF proposing, in
these times OF mor. reform, the establishment Of an
ANTI GAMiNG Spciirr. We conterded, that it woud
do as ,.uca good as tie ANr.-DGlxslSG SociErY |;
was hastily penned a; the table OF the House Of Dele
gates, yc, The place OF lis composition dew cut no
illusions to lis members We "pointed no moral. bu;
threw tie bread upon tue waters, be used by any
one who should find il.
Correspondent, IN yesterdays Compiler, who IS
said he lone of Virginia most gifted sons and who
for may years occupied prominra. position in the
General Assembly, has come forward with long and
just article against gem'ng- (Which we are sorry we
cauuo. publish in ey,enso) -end points It w; propo
stcn, winch he wishes to bring to the bosoms Of The
members OF The General Assembly. The plan winch be
''most earnestly proposes is this-TnE roRMATInN, EY
THE MEMBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY Of Viz
GIsfA, or Az ANTI GAMiSo SOCIETY, with no other
ledge than tbis-THAT THEY WILL not, DURING the
SESSIONS or THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, VISIT Asr
MOUSE SET ArARr TO THE PURPOSES or GAMING
This is the kernel of the matter. And, now, what say
We, Srs ; You have just organized a Temperance
Society. What say ye to the establishment Of an
AYri.GAMISG ScoiErY Who will come forward end
lend his countenance to the scheme : Who will au
thorize 10 publish notice OF the time and place oil
meeting The member " ho viii Introduce this mora
reform will deserve almost rs much crcdl, az Father
Matthews has obtained for propagating the OF
Temperance in Ireland. And such REFORM il were
introduced by the present session of the General As.
senby, would form sort Of IN our annals. Such
measure ~oGia alone cast halo 0! brightness around
the session, which might fec. It's bene Il. upon is sue
cesso!s. II tie attempt succe, is now we promise TO
bring subject before every successive session, by
republishlDg the present article with such additional
Illustrations the triumphs Of the experiment vi srg
gest. We would propose such oath, similar 10 the
An,i-Duel!ing OATH as franklin recommends Bat we
20 earnestly for the meeting Of the members and for
the voluntary pledge which they would rive to eaci
other. What say you, gentlemen Which of YOU
will furnish with notice for Tuesdays Enquirer,
the TIME, and rLAcE, and osJEc1s of the meeting =
Who throws The first stone al the iaad,
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arrangement of The Congressional Districts submitted
By M. Edmonds, from tie Special Committee, on
Tuesday last
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a TRIBUTE CT RESPECT
AZ Special aer ins Of tie ockhoirF' of the Louis, Raj,
ROAD Company, on Motion oil Jos H. Pendctun the following
so!riton inannIo'isy adopted:
Resefej That by thu de ii Na'haa. Thompson, Esq. late
Treasurer OF this Comptny have lost air and faithful
Officer aud that, iof the memory s Irc-asrd aieen.
terrain feeling; Of tile mos; profound respect.
CLAYTON G. COLEMAN, Chairman.
y. w. TaLLrr lS..,...
JoHs lIuvrEu, I 'e''c'a'es'
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nf1pCND1he President, md Directors OF the Bank
- GINA have declared dividend of profits The Ips.
tuition for the last six months Of per cent; OF which per
tie State bonus and tue other l. per paid
10 the Stockholders demand.
J. ". PEGRAM, Cashier.
fit
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The vote was fer Sir. Buchanan

Wtcn Tie result Of The vote announced, letter
writer says, 'HhPre general burst OF applause
FROM the multitude assembled 10 witness he election
This rejoicing was, doubt, caused by rumors thai
he'd got abroad. that conspiracy forming between
few corrupt Democrats aud the Wings to defeat bis
election The nation and the State Of Pennsy lvan;e
may both feel grat;fed E, tie resut--GiOde
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PEI EkSBI re.
ITO OUR FRIENDS AND rue PUBIIC-We have associa.
ted with Mr. Thomas H. Peehle- late "f Brielt and viii
continue the Dry Goods Business under the style
RANDOLPH. PEERLESS s. co.
BY This offer great inducements
confirmation OF the very liberal patronage have receiyd-as
additional active. business partner will enable keep
fresh an! complete ard ca uis and
the public with p:omptness IN! greater satisfaction.
The of firm viii continue e used in liqulan,
old business GARLAND 4 RANDOLPH
Petersburg. Jan. II. lSi3 77-wiw
= EU FiRMris undersigned into Co partner
slip under t:e in and style of Randolph, PEBBLES
purpose conducting extensively the STAPLE AND
FANCY Dry GOODS BuSlNESs-ani solicit confidence
GaG patronage OF ;s.i. fr.eGds and The auhi;c.
EDWARD RANDOLPH.
THOMAS II. PEBBLES
HCGll 4. GARLAND
Petersburg Jan. II, 1919. 1s-wiw
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SCHOOL AT AMELIA SPRNGS-fle snhscriber having
- employed Mr. William r. Feathrrs;on Teacher VIII open
Sclo al Amelia Springs Commenting Monday the 10th of
January, and terminating the lCh Of December following
viii. months vacation in August In this School viii BE-
taught the Latin, Creek and En,l.sh languages.
Terms per Sfssics Ct tn meRths.
Beard, including lodging, washing, &C, sldo
Boar.s leaving Friday evenings AMI returning Monday
mornings. with washing done a; hon,c ~
Tuition In Classics. 81
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Jan. Ia

MEfIA COUIfii3usE FOR SaIE.-Putsaant Ia the ~
- visions 81 Reed o THs. executed by Alfred ~ Erg.csiai
ard vile 20 Esbei g. Leigh and JuLns T. Leigh Tisier,
Thomas Pi,d-, deceased dated ii day uf O,oi-r
aud recorded In The Clerk Ufcu o! Amelia County Court
subscriber, acting Trustee, vii sell for cash, by public aucn
tn The highest bidder on Thursday. the 2h day Janna
being Amelia Co DAY the rart az Land upon wlc The
house and other county buildings located, containing
1000 The
meat two story dwelling hose il good repair very large
newly erected tavern house, with all 1 c0Dyenienees
f"r .c establishment house. with rooms aLd
two Cellars large brick sliar nrsry ganary
houses, carriage house. and Kind az house
needed upon wei, liked establishment; beautiful yard
of TIN best gardens in t.s of country win
snhs.artlal brick enclosure
TITS pny stGhd attract The attention of capitalists.
purc1 nred not fear competition either irn
iind extending every
reonn Fen M t"af boise ana there hns oe. nuiiiug.
Also, Nj. be ro the thar, stvera! Nrao.s cor
;eyrd ;e sad der Wagons Cart, arpa,-
stock of Hog Horses Cows ard sheep, Plantation Uea, ri
every Slrd. aad valuable Household aud k,.rg Fanilrc
Tie undersigned viii convey as /. rested il him y the
deco, which he believes 10 be perfect. +. C. LEIGH.
Dec ~ E3-MlG.
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EEENRY ru'TcATT late of Prince Edward c.uny annon.
ces 10 his friends anI e public that he has opened Peter
burg. Va 4 GENERAL CONFUSION, RECEIVING AM
FORWARDING HOUSE, ard will ray ,iyiri a:lpaon 10 lie
sale end purchase of Tobacco florr Wheat and all other Kind,
Of Country Produce, and If Merchsndisc
lie viii also receive and rwa. all knd Produce and Mf
clandise with despatch, en- the usu. iems.
Ian
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PETERSBURG.

CHEAP DRY GOO1S.-Cnr Of firm will spend large
~ portion his time in the Northern and Eastern markets. r
the purpose o! nhia. selections aud hlyn: The
lie thereby enabling Us 10 have constantly band large
fresh ard complete &C Staple and Fancy by s1.
which will he sod the iuwes, possible pie Tor
ctss ~ running ots viii Se due and payable the
July and i:.. Of January.
RANDOLPH, r,cELEs Z: CO.
Jan !; WY
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l.. W. CARTER, D.

The parties interested in The directed hy IL. aoy
order hereby notified t!.. will proceed, i3,h d,, .,
February, 1879, NJ 10 ock A. NJ house. a Chesterfield
county, ttke said which ,i c required To-
attend, with their ai irrs, read, fr settlement
aud all persons having claims a:arSt Estate Hail.
deceased. in particular, required to iocdoc
properly authenticated. b sae hat day.
RICHARD ELAN, CcIi1iss.orrT.
Ian
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NOTICEIo sale tnhrr TIC deed OF TT>t 70 Om MAJ.
H. T. Anderson, Of Holloway for The Of his creditor
ivin, been elected the 9Th January l6 the said An
drscn having in the said deed divided his three class.
es and The deed not specifically stating the Of debts In
each Glass; therefore request thai III. creditors the first class
will forward! will: their debts authenticated for payment
be impossible with portion Of the second
until they paid The creditors second ass win
present their GLAZING; aud il Is believed they canno, h.
fully paid but will have he sealed Should il Turn out that
will be ':n funds sufficient satisfy the first and -
cond classes the third will be luy notified If III. fact.
". 4. KNIGHT, Trustee
NotlOwly.
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Hon. James Buchanan ,s ei.tted.

This distinguished Senator e.eleced TO the U. S
Senate, Tuesday last by the Legislature of Pennsyl
vania, for six years from The 4.h of March next. Hlr
Buchanan is the (rs S. na,or ever elected in The
s. Senate from that State after having served one u
term. He has been twice elected, and viii, o.
the i,h of March ave been in the Senate upwards o.
eight years. Three OF Mr.. Buchanaas friends were
said 10 be absent He got every Democratic vote be-
one.
The vote was fer Mr. Buchanan n
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FRANCIS A. WILSON.
jan IL ;,-w4w
Jan. u

Special Session Of The Cir.
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chnnccry Chester
field county, at the Courthouse, the 10Th day Of july A. D.
le42:
Thomas r. Winee, Administrator with the viii annexed Of
James HALL deceased, Plaintiff
against
Elizabeth Hail. Prmbeon f. Dumas and Susan his wife, Eliza
Dumas james w. Dumas. Theodore Hail. Defendants:
This which has heeu parties removed 10
this Court, from the County Court Of Chesterfield
day Ia he hoard the b t. of NIL the defendants
cept Elizabeth Hail. the petition of James Smith,
the said Elizabeth Hail. which, by CONSENT IL received pace
o her behalf the dispositions of Witnesses and
hb and argued by Counsel On consideration whereof
the Court Of npnOn and doth decroe that the snd Elizabeth
Hail. the time of the rcnnneiation BY her Of the provisions
her, contained in The will Of her said husband person
unsond mind and incompetent make such
Elizabeth Hall is entitled TO all the provisions for her the
been made ind the Court Doth order plaintiff,
nnisirator with tie will annexed cf James Hail. decreased
render before Of The Cons toner's OF the
of Tie said and Of biz administration samc
also do render o The properly devised and bequea:
he said Elizabeth Hail. and the profits thereof the
Iowances which have heen made
said Elizabeth H1 a'sp of the property dey sed
bqueati,r by :he viii 10 Susan Dumas and The allow
and which has hsen Iic her an! r family
that tue said Commissioner take the debts
against said Estate rgnrnE al having CLAIMS
the produce such ciais before
purpose giving at least fc.r weeks notice such eed,ois
Richmond; and thai he report smch accounts with any Glatee.
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or B. al.
Of the parties 10 hr siatrd
fs.np- |.
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AMERICAN HOTEL
[LATE CoGMERcIAL.
ExcIaanee street, MOBILE.
! rr1W ARD MILFORD.

-
Grateful for the Uniform and liberal
SUPPORT extended 10 him by his friends
since his removal from New YORK 70 the
South, respectfully announces that ne has
opened the above, as q Mercantile and
Bachelors Eating Lodging Establish
meni. 1t has just been completely reno-
waited within and without, andsits vicinity
IN business induced belief that It can be
made a place of acceptable resort for
Gentlemen at all hours, especially those
who are in the habit of dining in the bus
inese part of the cityI The table VIII be
served by the plate, on the plan OF Clarke
& Browns celebrated House in New
York. ~
Twenty or thirty Gentlemen may be
lodged in the house. The Dining Han
is spacious, and agreeable situa, ed. Care
will be taken that the appointments OF the
tab its service, and attendance are
res pectable.
Transient Board and Lodging, % o 90 pr day.
Permanent do. (singIe room,) 40 90 pr NTH.
"(two in aroom) 30 10
Board only, meals day, SER
ved. exclusively from the steamer, go per wK.
I" so meals do do. 80
Dinners only, 10 w pr NTH.
Breakfast, from nalf past7 TO 10 O'Clock
Dinner, from half past /, to half past a:
Tea from to Z.
The Bills of out door Boarders win be
presented for settlement weekly, unless
arrangements are made to the contrary.
Boarders lodging in the house. semi
monthly.
Visitors who may prefer it may dine
or breakfast by the plate, according to the
Bill OF Fare, or pay for breakfast, As. din.
ner 6s.
Evening business in the Coffee Room
will be charged according TO the prices
affixed to the annexed list of orders.
Mobile, Dec. 1912. 14tf
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TRUSTEES SALE.

HDY virtue of deed in trust. execu.
ID ted on the 18th day of November,
1s41, to me as trustee, by Samuel DAVIS,
to secure the payment to John Overall oil
four promisory notes Of that date; which
have been transferred | will expose to
sale, at public auction, to the highest bid
der for cash at the door of the Count house
in the town of Columbus. in the county of
Lowndes, and State of Mississippi, on
Wednesday the Goth day of July next be
tween the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and
4 o'clock P. NJ. the following described
pieces or parcels Of land with the i'm
provements thereon, situated, lying, and
being in the town of Columbus aforesaid,
and known and described in the plan of
said town as being the lots No. 8 and 9
in square No. eleven, south of Main street.
Such title only as is vested in The trus.
tee, will be conveyed to the purchaser.
JOHN D. MONTGOMERY,
trustee.
Jan. goth, 1843.-6m. pr. $25.
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HNHE Public are informed that Miss

FENHE Public are informed that Miss
- NJ. A. MORSE will continue her
school in the town of Columbus, in which
all the ordinary branches of an English
Education will be taught. Having been
engaged for several years 10 the business
of teaching, she will bring the aid Of some
experience to the management and insiruc
ton of the children who may be entrusted
to her. Her room is the building situated
on the corner of Monroe and Bridge SITS.
formerly occupied by Mr.. Blickell. The
exercises of the school will commence on
Monday, the 9th ofJanuary. Her terms
are as follows:
For Orthography and readiug,p per ses $40
6 Arithmetic. English Cram
mar, Geography, History and
Defining, $l2
For the above with Natural Phi.
losophy, Botany, Astronomy
and Composition, SIS.
Jan. 1st, 1912.
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TRUST SAFE.

lid ( virtue ola deed of trust executed
Ill 20 me as trustee, on the 5th day of
Jan. 1889, By Jess Medley 10 secure the
payment of certain notes to ThUs Brown
therein speclfea Which said deed III
trust was duly Recorded in the Office Of the
clerk of Probates Of Lowndes county.
will proceed to sell for cash ia the town
Of Colbert on
Monday tie 90 day Of February 1913.
the following described property to wit :
Lots three and four in block No. &c.
Lot 8 in block No. 81. Also the remain
ing part of Lot six, notlconyeyed to Jas.
NJ Capshaw and Calvin Nc Cracker, by
deed of trust dated Sept. 26th. 1888. Al.
Sc a new frame building formerly owned
by j. B. Glassup. oil of which property
is situated in the town ofColbert, county
of Lowndes and state of Mississippi.
PETER WARREN, trustee.
Jan. 9Th, 1912.
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NOTICE.

i
vi ME district Chancery Court of the
- State Of Mississippi held at Colnm.
bus, having decided The case of r
Smith Us.I A. N. Jones in favor ne sa;j
Jones, and decreed that the whole MAJ Nat
ter IN cont roversy to wit: the sssoeL &c
Drugs and Medicines-the books no,ss
and accounts. and all matters and th;nes
6elongIng to the recent establishment, e
e a. Smith Druggist, were the properly ~
said a. ~ Jones; | have handed 10 hin, / !,
me above described property and he :
fully IA possession Of the same: the i,,;,,ne Z
ton prohibiting the collection Of tha s Ls-
y a. N. aenes having been disao dI,,e.sp
ail persons 10 debt to The concern n. NIL, Nil
make payment to Dr. "A. ~: Jones o III
M. MCCARTHY. Recs;nss.
and Clerk OF said Court As'0s'ssr
Dec. 9Th 1912.
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DfsrRIcT CHANcERY COURT OF THE SrArr
OF Mississippi,
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
No. 70 vs.. Dec. Rules 1912.
James Gates ct. al.
IPON opening the matters ofthis bill
~ and it appearing that the defendant
james Gates is not an inhabitant of this
State but resides beyond the limits there
OF SO that the ordinary process of this
Court cannot be executed upon him II IS
therefore ordered that unless said defen.
dant appear before tho Vice Chancellor
at the Court room in the town Of Colum.
bus on the :
First Monday IN MAJ mert,
and plead, answer or demur to the bill oe
complaint herein, the several allegations
:dhefeof will DC as to said defendant taken
Tor confessed and such order and decree
made therein as the Vice Chancellor NAV NAV
deem equitable and Just.
is further ordered thar a COW If tb;s
order be inserted in the Democratic yVh;o
'nce week for two months success;val,ss'
NJ. MCCARTHY. clerk.
Columbus Dec. 9Th ls42.
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IN BANKRUPTCY. No AIS.

District Court of the United States, .
Northern District of Mississippi
Notice is hereby given that MERIT
WELTON of the County of Lowndes
has been duly declared Bankrupt, by an
order of this said Court made on the I'd
dey of January, A. D. 1913; and the
said Merit Welton has applied for GER
tifcate of final discharge from his debts
under the act Of Congress in such case
made and provided: and the second mon-
day of April 1s43 at Aberdeen has been
set for the final hearing. All persons
interested may then and there appear to
show cause, ifany they can, why the de-
cree and certificate of discharge, should
not be granted.
G. M. RAGSDALE, Clerk.
Jan. 2, 1S43 no.I7