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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31
NEW GOODS.

VNltE subscriber has returned IRON New
L York, having purchased very general
andchoice assortment OF faland winter goods
which he designs to sell rs low ITO say tho
lcas,) is those who talk al,bu, ttinr under
sold. lie has on hand choice assortment
OF Dress aud Clolk goods, consisting OF
aonslin and Grape de Lanes, l.aisans, Cash
mere de Eoosso, Caroline Plaids, Pataseno,
Bomhazncs, SILK warp and Lus,red Alpaca,
Fig'd do, &c A choice assortment Of Prints,
Shawls Bonnie, velvet, Ribbons, Aruhciais,
Gimps and Fringes, Laces, and Edengs;
good assortment OF railot's trimmings, Broad
Cloths, Beaver do, Cashmere, Sanlaets, &c.
together with a choice assortment of Grocc
res, Crockery and most Nticles usually
found IN country store. lie respectfully
soliciis his friends and former customers, to-
geiher with a responsible and cash paying
community 10 call and examine his goods
before purchasing elsewhere, To whom pat,ic-
uar Undue ements 10 purchase will be offered.
Butter, Cheese, Grain. Tallow, &c. re-
ceiyed in exchange Tor goods, for which the
highest price will be paid
G. w. BuLtARD.
! Claredon, Oct, 10, 1914. is.,5'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31

yHTE,hc subscribers, being appointed by
w the Hon. the Probate Conn ior the dis
ttic, of Rutland, commissioners TO receive,
examine and adjust all claims and demands
of all persons agains, the estate OF
Rufus H. r. M. late Of Mount razor
in said district. deceased, represented insol-
vent. and also all claims and demands eAhio-
ned in offset thereto, and G months from me
4,h Cav ol Oct, lsil, being allowed by sad
cour FOR that purpose; we do therefore here
by give notice that We will attend to the Ou-
siness Of our said appointment al the late
residence Of The diseased in Mouniat or on
the last Tuesdays Of January and MaFeh
next, from O'Clock a. m. until o'elotH p
m. on each Of said days.
GIDEON DAVIS. com'r,.
STEPHEN SMITH
Mount Tabor, Oct 1874. 4'-'o
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31
LEAD PIPE & IMPROvEDPUMPS.

yVzIlE SUBSCRIBER Informs the public
Il that he continues to manufacture Lead
Pipe a, Granville corners, Washington TO-,
\. T., and viii furnish sny quantity at short
notice. lie will also furnish and put up
pumps Of different descriptions, on such con
duions as cannot fail 10 satisfy purchasers.
Having had long experience in the business
he will be able to sell pipe and pumps cheaper
than can he DOT lined Of the same quality
fIom any other establishment.
JAS F. ESTY.
Granville, March 81, 1874. l3-i7
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31
CHEAP
PUBLICATIONS.,

A LARGE lot of cheap publications Just
"a received at the Rutland Bookstore by
We. c STODDARD, where can be
found HE following, together with others
nc, enumerated.
lake of Killarney, by A. NJ, Porter, A..
float and ashore, by Cooper; MIS-. Ellis
Housekeeping made easy; Tales & Sketch
es by J. c. Vainough The Cinerary-
Practical Receipt Book History Of the
Popes by leopold Rauke Dick Turplns;
by Amswolth Candid Banking Honse
Hints and Helps; Female Robinson Cru,
soc; Sylvester Sound Steel Bell Ameri-
can in Paris during summer aud winter ;
Light Dragoon Rose Of 1'istelon, by Elm.
eiie Carlen The Life OF Beau Brummell
The haunted merchant or BlnkruplSloriesi
Tom Burke; Conningsby; Alicia MARTIN
Chuzzlewit tbo6nd J Comic Blackstone
The Rousekeeper's Annual for 1915; A
Ida, or Town and Country; The niserie;
of New York Ellen middleton Religion
in America. by Robert Biird; Working O
Passage: Excursion through the Slave
States bv G. IF. High Life in New
York by Slick Memoirs Of Vidoco
Charles Omalley Arthur o Leary The
works oflhe Rev Sydney Smith; noryatt's
Novels complete in one volume, &c &c.
Rutland Oct i74i 43d
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31
WINDOW GLASS

n UTTER DANIELS AGENT
1/io for the manufacturer, is kept constantly
supplied with the KeeneGlass Of every size
which will lie sold by wholesale or retail on
very low prices, the above Gias sis of donh-
!e thickness and Of very superior quality.
Oct. 90, 1871.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31

w Il the sub, cribers being appointed ~
" the Hon Probate court for tho disifi.
OF huiland. commissioners 10 receive. eSam-
inc, and adjus, ali claims and demands Of AL
persons against the estate Of
SYDNEY A. JOHNSOH
late OF Middlstown, 10 said district deceased
represented insolveni, and ais, all claim. AMI
and demands exhibited in oTset thereto and
six months from the 2Olb day Of Angus, la.
being allowed by said court for that purpose
We 90 therefore befeby give notice thal we
VIII attend 10 lie business Of our said ar.
pointment at the late residence Of tho dereas,
Ell IN M'ddleipwn on the cod MoadaysofJan-
nary and February next. from one uhlil s!x
O'Clock r, ~. On each Of said days
uRsON CLAK,l r.;.-.
NJ. CASW ELL, NoH"'''''o"e'S'
MIddlelOwn, Oct. 4, 1871. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31
PAPER HANGINGS!!
THIS DAY RECEIVED

THE Subscriber has this day opensI The
largest assortment Of PAPER HANG
lSGS thai can be ipund ia the County. ihere
Is upwards Of 500 pieces snI IS different,
patterns, and the prices Of some OF tie Anst
quAlnies Of paper are much reduced. Please
to give me cal il you wish 10 buy Inc
BEST Of paper al very low prices.
w. &c sTODDARD.
Rs.lin9. OF, %, la,i.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31
GROCERIES,;


than can be found al any other store in this
vicinity consisting in part o: bids. SlCioix,
Porto Rico and Trinidad Molasses, Q hhds.
ST Croix and Porto Rico Sugars, A large
supply Of Woolsey g. Woolsey's best double
refined Loaf Sugars 500 lbs, Old Java, Mo-
oho, Laguisa and SlDomingo Coffee; 0 chests
Imperial, Old Hyson, Young Hyson and
Tyson Skin Teas large supplies of SAHARA.
tus smoking and chewing Tabacco Snuff,
Halls steam refined brown and white bar and
CASTLE soap 600 gals. superior Lamp Oil
sperm candles; cocoa, ciiron, dried currents,
and spices Of all kinds.
The above with a great variety Of other
| articles not enumerated Is stock of entire
new goods just purchased cheap for cash,
and will be sold cheap for cash only, at such
prices as will not fail to give entire saiisfac-
ton to customers. A that is asked is to
call and examine before Purchasing else
| where.
Inhabitants Of this and adjoining towns can
hero be supplied with groceries, or other
goods in such quantities as they wish, and il
is believed ascheapas they can be purchased in
| Whitehall or at any oh ef store, and you are
very respectfully invited 10 call and examine
my 500 Of goods and pledge TO sell you
goods ''cheaner Than the cheapest"
West Pouliney October, Isd4. 43,f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31
DISSOLUTION,

rENll L coparinership heretofore existing be.
l tween q. 4 A Bullatd is this day dissoI-
we'd by mutual consent.
GEORGE W. BUILARD.
hLMON u. BuLLARD.
Clarendon, Oct. 10. lsii,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31
List in part


List in part,
POlyglot Bible, Quarlo do, Family Com
meniary, Lille OF Baxter, Psyne's Elements,
Niton's Christina Doctrine Church History,
Life of Walton, My Progress in Error, Poly
Clio, bibles. Plain do, I2mo Bibles. Chri- our
example, D'Aubigne's History Of The Refor-
nation, Stanley Thorn. Aison's History of
Europe, Borders Memoirs, Bancrohs History
ef the Unied States, History Of the Roman
Empire, Bucklands Geology, Bddgewater
Treaties,) Wizards Unlied States, Wonders
ef the Universe, Lye!ls Geology, 3 vols
Combe on The constitution pf Man,G Glory and
Shame Of Englind, Condition aud fate OF
England, Nichols on the Solar System. So
clal History Of Great Britain, Shetland and
the Shetlanders, Dunlap's History Of Fiction,
Life Of r. Henry, Popular Vegetable Pbysi-
ology. Mcintosh Indians, S-riblngs and
Sketches. Powhaian, Rollin'sIlsiory vols.
Love and Madness Of Tas,o 2 vols, True A.
merioan vols, Fruits Of Pbrenology, FINER.
sons M'EeralogY 4 Geology, Watts and Sc
leci Hymns l2mo, do. do, Ismo Winchell's
Waits, Village HYMNS. Methodist do, Tesla
mems, Shakespeare $40 gilt, Byron's works
/ $40 gilt, Prayer Books. A large assortment
/ Of Lile Gihs, Albums, The Lady's Book
Ct Flowers and Poetry, Ladies Scrap Book.
! The above will be sold extremely low Tor
cash, by w. l.. & SrODDiRU
| October, 1914. 43tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31
Sacred Music.

E'IlE subscriber begs leave to inform The
L ch0rs of Rutland county. that he has on
hand few copies Of a scientific and beau
tifll work entitled 'The Psalmodist' Just
published by Thomas Hastings and VIM, Is.
Bradbury, both celebrated authors in the lLu-
steal world. He has also on hand a quantl-
ty of the Carmna Sacra.
lie can furnish either Of the above works
in any quantity. w. f.. G.. STODDARD.
Rutland October, 1874, 43tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31
BgRT a. .H.ISOt

4 RE selling off their stock OF Lnmoe' a
N very low prices They nave i'I
s,,,uent NJ ali kinds m hand shingles
and cedar posls. BURT & MASON.
Rutland o. ~, lsii.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31

w T. the subscribers being appointed 10y
w the Hon Probate count for the district
Of RutlaId, commissions to receive examine
aud adjus, all claims and demands of all per-
sons against the estate Of
JOHN CAPRON
late OF Middletown, in said district deceased,
represented insoveni, and also all claims and
demands exhiDicd in ot1se, thereto and six
months from the end day OF September last,
being allowed 10y said court for that purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice that we
attend 10 the business at our said appoint
men, a, Rox ana Caprou's house in Middle
town ON the last Mondays of December and
February next, from one O'Clock until six o.
clock p. m on each OF said days.
ALPIIEUS HAYNES, I COMMISSIONS
ORSON CLARK 0'"''''''''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31
HESTO gSUCAL, TIEOLOGI.
CAL, BIOGRAPHICAL,
and Miscellaneous
ESO5Ss[S

A Large lot Of books are now offered on
The most layotible terms al the Rutland
Bookstore, by w, l., &. STODDARD.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31
THE QUESTION SETTLED.

Among the multitude Of medicines and
cure abs which are daily palned of upon
the unsuspcotlng, people 50 often get dlshp-
pointed, that they hardly know wha, to be-
heve when really invaluable medicine Is
first in.toduced inlo tue community.
TIE medicine which we now bring be
lore the public Is compound not in
vented IN a day, but the maturing ol years
OF reflection, ON all diseases which have a
tendency towards consumption. Complaints
OF the lungs, chest g. liver, seem TO rise from
our variable climate, most dangerous to the
invalid, and those Of naturally weak cons,i,u.
lions.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31
DIR LARBOR'S VEGETABLE LUNG
lt,lp1

WORT
is Of the most extraordinary nature in its OPP
peraliOns upon The system II takes hold OF
the complaint at once, and no matter how
long the pulmonary or cpnsump,lve patient
has been suffering, if the condition OF the
lungs are such as are not TO be absolutely
ncurabe, the Lungworl will graduate every
SYMPTOM of disease from the body, restoring
one as it were again tolie' For this reason,
people who have pulmonary complaints shod
carefully select the remedy at first which
will cure if there can be cure. The Lung
wor, will do this, if health is 10 be restored
and the proprietor hesiiales not TO say 1t Is
the safest medicine in The world for those
troubled wit coughs and colds, broncheties
whoopns cough, night sweats. asthma, blee-
ding at the lungs, oppression on the chest
difficulty OF bre lihing, affections OF the liver,
and pulmonary complaints OF every kind.
We have not room 10 publish the numerou:
certificates Of cures, but all are referred to
medical pamphlet to be had gratis Of any .
the Agents. &. J. ROOSEVELT,
Sole proprietor.
81, Broadway, Albany:
AGENTS. -LUTHER DANIELS, Rutland
S. ID. Winslow, Pttstord ; V. Ross, Bran
don. 4ieoWly
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-14
Tr,,A(ee's Sale.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust to me executed by
ID HIP. Barnes, to secure the payment OF GER
tain debt therein mentioned, which bears date the
9th day Of June, 1919, and has been duly record
ed in the Probate Court of Choctaw County,
Mississippi, in Deed Book H, on pages 2S6-7-o
g. 0, snail, on Monday the 20th day ofJanuary,
1915 at the residence of said Barnes in SAID
county proceed 10 sell to the highest bidder
for cash, all. or so much of the following pro.
perty as sLall be sufficient to satisfy the sald
debts and all costs, to wit: Jim, Bob, Martin,
Al;ck. JeH. Hector and Harriet Also, the south
west quarter OF section No. SO. aud the east hall
the southeast quarter of section No.. 30, ir
township No. 10 range No. Z. situated in the
county aforesaid; also, one wagon and three yoke
of oxen. three head of horses and one mule.
shall convey such title as is in me vested.
ID. McKINLAY,
July 90, Isal-6m. FUsiet
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-14
He STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. !
CARROLL COUNTY.

CARROLL COUNTY.
Cart, D,ccmLer te.m A. ID 1874,
lersons interested in tic londs ard tcne-
Natlan Miers, deceased. TO VT: " s
|26, Town. % Range 5 Fast; f n +
Township 10. Range 5 East; W So
u Township 20, Range S East; n J )
fon25, and W. S E ard n + / ard ;
(M Y, and f ] n Ell Section :i3, n d "
land f ] N E4 Section a, Township 10,
last, in said county; and tie following
msfoncounty-E ! N W. Sc ton 81,
10, Range 70 East, and S Z ! Scciie n
4 East; aud also, S W. Section 10,
70, Range 6 East, in Yale busha Coun-
is hereby given tlat at the FEBRUARY
OF tie Probate Court Of arroll coun-
make application for an order TO sell
When and where ell persons 50 inter-
iapFear and show cause if any they can,
oef should not be made for the sale Of
YOUNG MIERS,
ED WARD MIERS,
A1m'r Of Nathan M,egS, deed.
n Z, le44-25-6w
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-14
JAMES MEATH.
DAVID DAVIDSON,
adm,inislraGor'~ y Otice.

{ TIERS of administration having been grant
al Il the undersigned by the Hon Probate
cut Of Carroll County. at the October term ls44,
.bereof on tn, estate of Garret Virgins decd
N rersons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or they win oe
forever barrcd and all those indebted 10 sara estate
ass pas A'SA ELIJAH McMATH.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-14
-g<y,nis,iSGr0tOr's .V'ofice.

FILTERS of administration having been grant,
Oh ~ the undersigned, (by the Probate Court
ar,.oyrol County, at the September term lS44'
i oraofN an The estate Of John Davidson sen ,
J.ceo ID all persons having claims against sad
estate are notified to present them duly authenu-
ested within the lime prescribed by law, OF they
WIN O0 JAMES MEATH.
DAVID DAVIDSON.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-14

e...l., ,sfa. tAit. n ~ 81 isia
fffafsa lHa'f W. sfisf ~ 80
.tmff So itsf lil 80 ifil .
wanism faes ~ alf l.e BE-
.s.i rsttfff isiife Nv ~ frs IHt'
.~ss Hfm ff ffif Feiief 'ftff'
80 Hif1 ~ 49, - ifsif 81.
,enfftaWa
liz wrfTufV.
gfaAsnfn WcnTiftW
rs'wffT. 81 WauIam asfd
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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-14
Tx urOR,S NOTICE.

vF7O al, perscn, interested in the lands and ten
enents OF Thomas Dent, decd, you will take
notice that at the ecembar term next Of the Iro-
bate Court of Carroll county we will a'alv for
IN order TO sell lie S w ofSW 4and N w OF
SW and 5 L 1 OF N w and w J OF N " t OF
Section l. TOWNSHIP is, Range 3 East, for the
rrrrose of making distribution among the heirs
ard distributes Of the estate OF said decedant'
g hen md wlrre YOU viii appear and show cause
ifaDy Won Gun, why such order should noi be made.
OHIO y DENT,
RUSSELL G. BEALL.
nc.nher u I9AA--6W ENecntOrs.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-14
-NDVININTRAT NOTICE.

n EFT Frs Of administration aving been grant
4 cd to the undersigned, by the Hon Problie
Court of Carroll county, at Il October term l7l4'
thereof, on the estate OF Rirha I'd e.. Brown dee d.
a rerson having claims against said estate, IRE
ercby notified TO present them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or they Will be
forever barred, and all those indebted to said es-
tate are required 10 come forward and make i'm
mediate payment. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
WILLIAM HEMINGWAY,
Admr of Richard q. Brown decd.
Ocfnl err II. ISA4-GW
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-14

rEyIIF Undersigned tuy.he been appointed by the
Il Probate Court Of Carroll county, Cohmis-
s;oners "a receive and examine all claims OF The
several creditors Of the estate OF Matthew +.
Denman. deed, reported insolvent, vii meet
n the residence Of james L. Stevens, on tile third
saturday il each month for SIX months, 70 re-
co,,,o ',,roof of claims against said estate
JAMES l.. STEVENS,
HINESBERRY GLOVER,
ISAAC SULLIVAN.
Co., % 1911 Commissioners.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-14

0N the second Monday in November next we
win lease, for the term of 50 years, the
school lands in township 20 range Z. at the
conrt house door in the town of Carrollton' on a
credit of one two and three years. Purchasers
viii be required to give bond and good security
VIZ H. MCNEIL.
C. r. SINCLAIR.
FDWD. MEMS.
JOHN LOTT.
LAWSON DAVIS.
o1.+ 1874 Trustees.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-14

ADMINISTRATIONS NOTION

ADMINISTRATIONS NUIIIE
gE'O OH tcrson. interested IN the ltrd- md ten
emrnls or Lindsey e.. lloll. dozen ODD r.. c-
chilly tie S w 4 of Scction II, W SW Ser.
ton .. apd L ! SW Section 3. in Township u.
Hinge Eee', iale uutire Tint ettle Iouury
term next of he Probate Curt Of Carroll county,
| viii rply for mn order TO sci ne binds above
described. for the purpose pl paying tie dents o.
said e,t,te. when aud where you can attend and
shUW cuUse 70 the contrary.
A. c. HALL,
Surviving admir- Of l.. c. Hall dec.
Nov. o. l~ll--6N
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-14
THOMAS ELY.
Admir- Of Z, G, Ely, deed.
Der 6, 1871 26-6w
IL STATE OF MISSES. PTl, !

CARROLL COUNTY.
Court, december term, A. ID. ls4A.
persons interested in tie lands and ten
is Of James Short. Warren v Snor
|rt, Wasl inqton Short, and Sarah Am
Eors, notice is hereby given that at y G
Item, next, Of said Court. will mtkt
b for an order TO sell tie N OF tie
Section No. 27, Township No u, q
4 East. when and here all rerseh
ped may appear and show cause. i nv,
lvly IN order should not lie made for e.
E1hnd. JAMES DARRELL,
le44-25-6w Guarditn &C.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-14
District chancery court OF the State
of Mississippi.
Thomas Rule IT di., Trustees &C.,
No. 23~ as.

No. 23' as.
l.emue, Bullock o. James S. Baines,
FTPON opening the matters in this bill, and it
q appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the court,
that Lenuel Bulloyk, one Of the defendants, is not
an inabitant OF this State, hut resides beyond the
limits thereof so that the ordinary process Of this
court cannot he served upon him, it is
Orderad, That unless said defendant appear be-
fore the Vice Chancellor, at tie court room in the
town of arrolon, on the third Monday in Deceu-
Der next, and plead, answer or demur to the bill
of complaint therein, the several allegations there
of will be taken for confessed, and such order or
decree made therein as the Vice Chancellor may
deem equitable and Just. II is further ordered,
That copy of this order be inserted i'll the Yves.
tern Statesmen once week for two months. sue
cessivey WM. I. BOLL,
Carrollton, October It'll, ls44. C!erk.
ABSTRACT OF THE BILL.
The bill states that the defendant, Lemuel Bull
lock, purchased Of the Trustees of section 10th,
township IL, and range two, in the county OF
Holmes, tw o eighths Of land, being the w oftbe
NE and TIE w of the Sc /, aud the w ! OF
the L ! of the Sc / of said section and township,
for which be executed to them notes OF s l2s7 on
each, dated December 9th, 1886. which Tell due on
first Monday in December Of the years 1s3I-o-s
s. 40, successfully the said trustees gave
C0nd1tlOnal DOnd lot ueeu WISH ihc ~. nu'S
money was paid--that the said Bullock paid the
consideration money for the " J Of the NE /,
one eighth OF sad purchase, in June, 1855, and
deed of the accordingly made by spid trustees
and credit OF the same entered on the said notes
as they successfully became due-that the balance
of said purchaser still due and unpaid. and that
the said Bullock has left the State, leaving large
amount Of judgments and outstanding debts hang
ing over him, and no means left for their liquida-
tion-and that the said security, James 3 Balnes'
has become insolvent to large amount, and mas
obai led clear release from all his obligations
hy means of the Bankrupt Law.
The bill prays for RECESSION of contract tor the
one eighth aud one half of land unpaid for; per-
petna injunction of said Bond; and delivery OF
said consideration notes into court, &c.
WM. K. SAUNDERS, p. @.
Oct. ~, l544.-l7
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-14

District ehaneery court Of the State
of Mississippi, L CarroIIlon.
William W, Whitehead }
No. 23} rs At Sept Rules.
Lee & Hardy.
ETPON opening the matters in this bill, and it
y anne ring to the satisfaction of The court
that tie defendants Lee and llardy are not iahab-
tunts of this State, but reside beyond the limits
thereof so that the ordinary process OF this court
cannot lie served upon them, tits
Orayyfd, That unless the said defendants APP
near before Vice Chancellor, at the court room IN
! the town of Carrolion, on the third Monday ~
! necember next, and plead, answer or dcmur to
he bill Of complaint therein, the several allega-
/ tons thereof will be taken for confessed, and
such order and decree made therein the Vice
Chancellor may deem equitabe and just.
! II is FURTHER ordered, That copy OF this order
/ be inserted in The western StatesmVn," once
week for two months successfully.
ABSTRACT.
! BIZ fled 3lst August, lSt4.--The bill charges
| that in January. 1897, one Meshack King DIRE y
I n draft ptvable to complt, on the firm OF Lee q
HARDY, Of New Orleans, for the sum Of Sl,200,
which was accepted by said firm and paid at nlstu-
rity- states that said def'ts never pretended to
TO hold cumpPt liable on sand bill unil I7''0'
when they sold the cotton crop Of compFt, and re-
tanned the amt of said draft and interest amounts
mo to the sum of Sl,570 SO, which the def'ts
claim to he due from the estate Of said hing, who
had departed this life, and whose estate was in
solvent--statoS that when compPt ed def'ts by
iattacLmen at law, aud in 1910 obtained judgment
for the sum Of S. no 90, and at the same time
obtained Judgment against one John (. Palmer
g. Ann Cross admir- and admin'X of Oliver
ross, deed, as garnishees, on which last ludg 7
he caused to be made 81 l37 96-churges thai at
ferward, he obtained judg't against one Epl r9lm
Loyd as garnisLee, on which ne caused 10 be made
The sum Of 800 075--charges that there is still
due compl't. 1896 3D. with interest from the 10Th
May ls42--charges that on 18th June, 1914. IN
The district chancery court Of the State of Missis-
spp al c. rrollton, deft obtaint decree against
said Lo,d s. one Susannah Graham. for $4, 2oS 81,
with interest &c--charges that the commission
er in chancery has sold under said decree property
on q credit OF months for more than sufficient to
pay said decree of S4,2SS 81. Prays. That said
com'r he restrained from paying said sum OF
"a, 2sS 81 10 said Lee g. Hardy, or their soPrs
until he pay compI't tie amt due him from sale
def'ts and for general relief dc.
VIM. p BCLE,
Carrollton, 9Th Sept, lS44-2m Cierk
VIM. CoTHRAN, Sol'r for compPt
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-14
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