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Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO LIT. BOWMAN.
At meeting held October 23d, 1914, of the Of
fcers, stationed at Fort Gibson. Cherokee coun-
try, Lieut.. Col. R. B. Mason, LIST. Dragons, be-
ing called to the chair, and Lieut.. Flint, 9th. In.
fantry, appointed Sec retary, it was:
Resolred, That the meeting adopt for publication.
the following tribute to the memory of the late
LIEUT.. WILLIAM BOWMAN, viz:
A sudden calamity having fallen on our little
circle, in the decease of a valued friend and COM
rade, we feel it duty 10 announce to tho profes.
fession no adorned, and the country he faithfully
served, the estimation in which he was Justly held
by those who kn ew him.
lst. LIEUT.. WILLIAM Bo wMAN, of the lst. Reai.
ment of Dragons. was in the ulI flush of health
aud happiness, suddenly stricken from among US
by apoplexy, while engaged on an errand of love
Ia Fastening to the relief of a sick brother. 1t.
BOWMAN entered the service of his country in
youth, and rose, by his rare virtues and unaided
merits, as soldier, aud man, TO a respectable
grade in the profession, and high place inhe re-
gard of his comrades. His frank and manly bear
ing, his promptness, zeal, and ability in the per-
formance of duty, proclaimed him good and faith.
full soldier, whe the cheerful menity of his man.
ner was the true index Of a kind and generous
heart. 1t has been truly remarked Of him. that
he never spoke word Of any one which dying,
he could wish unsad, and it may, with equal
truth, he added that he left behind no enemy TO
cherish an unkindly recollection, no stain to mar
the records of life, whose history is one of du-
ties worthily fulfilled, and blrusve virtue con-
sistenty maintained. On the domestic and socia
excellences which endea red him to those mos, in.
timately related, we forbear to dwell.
RESOLVED further. that copy of the above pro-
ceedngs be sent to the widow and brother of the
,, deceased, assurance of our te nder regard,
for his memory and our sincere coincidence in their
affection. Also that the National lntelligencer
and Carlisle papers be requested to publish.
Signed by LIEUT.. COL. MASON,
CAPT. CADY, 9Th, Infantry,
CAPT. STEIN, lst. Dragons,
CAPT. KETCHUM, GA. Infantry
M. McCORMAC, asst. Surgeon.
lst LIEUT.. LOVEL, 9Th. Inty.
I'd. LIEUT.. NELSON, 9Th. Infy.
2d. LIEUT.. FLINT, 9Th. Inf'y.
I'd. LIEUT.. LAY, 6h. Infantry.
ID. LIEUT.. RUST, lst. Drag's.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02
DI z D


By drowning, Monday the 2Sth ult George H.,
son of George and Mercy Turner, aged years.
1t has become melancholy duty to record a vsi-
tation Of Divine Providence. which within the last few
days has thrown gloom many in. neighbor-
hood. The subj ect OF the above notce-a boy of
der years, but Of high promise, the of excellent
CITIZEN and the object of more than paterna affection,
met sudden and lanented death in crossing the Ar
kansas river.
Our feelings of sympathy with those to whom he
dear life, deep and strong, but should
ment that flower of goodly bloom has been transplant
cd to better sofia more congenal cline. The
thought that youthful spirit has been released from
its earthly tenement and has sped the way
its native land, should not be Of sorrow. Had
it dwet longer among it would perhaps have con.
tracted . delemepts-the dross of ca rth but now it
with higher aim, strong and unmpeded fight,
bright and unsullied The chains of earthness which
etter the Immortal spirits that DIV ell the bosoms of
those araound us, shall hold his in durance
for moment. Freed from earth he enjoys liberty
which cannot comprehend, but for which he would
not take worldsin exchange
Immediately on the distressing calamity being made
known crowd collected the spot where but few
moments before he in all the joyousness pecu
liar boyhood filled with the pleasant antcipatons of
intended visit. and little thinking that the lapse
of single hour he should be transferred to the world
of spirits.
Among the crowd were strong hands and willing
hearts--which the spirit of philanthrophy inspired
ready to engage in the only work that remained.
The hopes any beyond the recovery of the
lfeless body had Of ceased but it crafty
ing to observe with what those who hasten
ed 10 the Of the fatal event undertook the sad
business of restoring the parents all that remained
of their beloved child. The ready invention, the in
genous showed the genius of fertile
lands-.the skill that could trust itself and be
tanned by its resources. By the exertons of
eral felowctizens, the inanmae corpse of him who in
life had been cherished at length the third
day recovered and conveyed to the home where kind
hands had mnstered TO the wants of his helpless in.
fancy, and whose inmates only desired the melan
choly qualification Of assisting in his last obseques-
fond mother waited to give to the deep channels
of her grief Fortunate for sensitiveness in
having witnessed this second scene of sorrow. we
shall forget the impression made when the
accident secured, by the loud and weep
ing of the desolate father he stood the banks
and looked the dark that seemed
onwards mocking his grief while it concealed from his
view the dearest pledge of earthly love We realised
| arose to our memory
valiant men -
whose hands the issues of life and DEATH breath
ed silent prayer that all those who witnessed IL,
stroke Of affection that descended so heavily mght b.
led 70 fser for thcirown unpreparedness.
y this place, Tues9ay last, JAxss Glsson. aeei
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02

The Old Keystone.-A most tremendous meet.
ing of the Democracy was held few days since
at Chambersburg. Pa, at which was a delegation
of 500 to Cumberland county, among whom were
lat with labels upon their hats, viz -" Harrison
men in lS40-Polk and Dallas Is a."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02
SCOTT, WHITE & CO,

HI AVE just received per steamer Lucy Walk
er, the following articles, which they ofer
for sale, very low, for cash or country produce
10 sacks Rio coffee,
$50 Z" salt,
l6 hhds sugar.
i cnsk saleratus,
l do madder.
Il ceroon best indigo,
% kits mackerel,
10 do salmon.
barrels +. oil,
a A casks porter,
~ do ale.
4 barrels loaf sugar,
2 do crushed do,
do old wbiskey,
S boxes lemon syrup.
Is bales brown domestic,
$50 pieces blue Merrmuc prints,
25 cases fashionable hats,
25 cases boots and shoes,
200 pairs summer pants,
so summer coats,
doz. handsome shirts,
2 bales oakum,
10 doz. painted buckets,
100 demijohns, assorted,
10 coils rope,
] cask glue, J..
l do, lampback.
Juno Is, lS44.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02
LOST OR STOLEN.

A SMALL LEATHER POCKET BOOK, contain
n ing the following notes:-One on Jos. Hawkins,
dated the 3rd January, 1884, for S2l 4S centsone
John Bridgeman dated in September 1874, for SIS 90
payable in and calves also, several accounts in
my favor. The above notes were drawn payable to me
and have been TRANSFERRED and forewarn any per-
against trading for them, they will have to be
paid TO me alone. HARVEY STEWART.
October 26, lo44.-3S-lw.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02
FORT SMITH SEMINARY.

VTNHE NINTH SESSION Of this institut.on wilI
Il commence on the 30th inst. Session 22~eeksa a.
usual. Terms: for spelling and reading % 90; all
other English branches $40 90; and for tho Latin Ian
guage ei5 90 per session. payable quaSterlg.
!. AFsmAlw TEAcHER with thorough ksowisdge sf-
the English grammar Philo-ophy. Eotany kc,a ~
can come well rccomInendcd M recaiyon1
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02

Washimgiom's Autograph.-Geo. Washington
Eusts, ESQ.,. the hast surviving member Of Wash
ington's household, has lately sent Queen Victoria
an autograph of Washington. in compliance with
the earnest desire of - Her Maiesly''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02

The New Constitution of N. J. was adopted BY
majority of 1920.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02

", have been elected1n Penusyl-
hen is C. Levin, Native, in place Of
t'od Morris, whig, present member.
Ingersoll, whig, reelected.
men Campbell, Native, in place Of
ger mith, dem. present member.
ord. Ingersoll, dem. reelected. His
orc! snaj. is IT'S.
@ q ~. Yost, dem. reelected.
even Erdman, dem. elected, gain.
|Dlh, McIlvaino, whig, reelected. =
|pal issscIhm, ~hig, same as last year.
heu| fitter, dem., reelected. -
n s& Broadhend, dem. reelected.
lila w iimot, dem. elected.
g tra'tkken, dem. elected, a gain.
mar 4 nmsay, whig. reelected.
rgin, Mclean, dem. in place of Mr..
in ,&pendent.
cepd black, dem. reelected.
enceAh Ahdcrson, dem. gain.
Eiu bw Stewart. whig, reelected.
pats p. 'isa. reelected.
u eh, .hig reelected.
|on;NssS \ NGiA.
oa9 'ne high faH," as our
la. gses .fur,s which we make are
, ri AsraI papers, and it may be re.
p, ,,y would not report more favor.
-, ;, than they could possibly help.
|ng ! lowing from the Nashville Ga.
ARE The news from Georgia pub.
. q morning is confirmed by another
nh ST night. 1t is said the State
hocrats and that five, if not six
;r prs of Congress are elected"
If the ka.--The result in 46 out of the
one, State, gives whig majority
! rope
p > vns MS (NNECTICUT.
cd hebg official from this State, bu,
er lif4 4hanges that the wings have los;
P of htecent elections.
little EW JERSEY.
|nd ev1 Il whig minority, but the demo,
] no ID }of carrying the State al the Pre-.
lng as it comes, we see nothing
Ing news, immense gains in the
rs, and not one siugle instance
1ss in any State since lS4O.
teat Embodiment" his furlough
re tab9 -
subscH iH.-1'he Hon. Isaac HILL, OF
|Philade said to be dangerously i'll, aad
f,rtbeis recovery are entertained.
kt weeH -" Wal, there's a row ever
ed NE] ,ho r,,,,o. ,o, ,;;,,o ., =.
ge. and
in Philtk, mothers dead, the old COW
Reekly'4 got married and run away
70 warI Nhas swaIlers pin, and
rora Borax till he's got
---4That amt all nuther." /"
lin OhioI irA ?"
ID as 81 t:ef pot and bnolss the pam
ho c;o aese Maltese kittens got her
cup and couldn't get it out
o'.' ~ bow hungry ! am ~
! this is
h.ye or Of the Louisville Courier
nressmet the fancy line--hear hirn:
s,.,d n Sabbath evening as a very
% wei! dressed young lady
state. street, near the First Pres
|I,d noise , very suddenly exhibited
ing symptoms) and
|ie recen her," made tracks
|tates, pla gep.iemen on going to
and with 4 pectable looking hustle,
p q, and which undoubtedly y
- 7 luckless lady, and had
a long = necessary alarm. The
h.r. but lss.s' captured and left at our
the owner will please call.
osa'on harges and take it away
Nt.AE1
ARD.
Tuesday TURNER, and LADY, are due
|Deleware T., for his promt and ener.
a eoid " use of his boats and hands
TO the Citizens generally
F-Contfar unremitted exertions fol
2 'ocooco pdy Of their Son, GEO. H.
ne pr'n'a' ? the Ferry Boat on Mon.
| Sussex
y was exi cannot be heaped upon the
|onsequenc Fstch, Heorer, Superintend
ihgs on permitting q child Of eigh
10 is as foi into a leaky Boat witl
pr the VIII ttle; then. to permit him Il
J, to . locc offering helping hand
Lo>cl(o that he escaped withou
E1;fv ~s@ Such conduct merits th
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02

VIII Uo sent 10 Tue We
ters.
Anderson Chas J
Bell John
Bernard Edward
Bolinger Armistead
Bra wiley Prior
Broken Canoe and
John Glass
Cardell Isaac
Cammell r
Grassland Jos w.
Eldridge Mrs Mary
Frost Jos or A B
Gould James +
Handlin John
Hamilton Alex
Haney James
Hatfield VIM
Haynes Edward
Hurley Mrs
Jennings Geo A
Keeth Nathan
Kelly
Knox Miss Martha
Knox VIM b
Mathews Mary
McKinly Henry
MickIe VIM
Miller anthony
| Mitchell Robert
(Mollo William
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02
STATE OF ARKANSAS, !
County Of Crawford. :
Van Buren roWnshin. \

WE, the undersigned, citizens and house
N ArJ~ holders, of the county and State aforesaid
tYT ~ having been thereto appointed, proceed
-A-S-G- ed to view and appraise estray, shown
to us by Thomas Flemman, do find the same to be "a
dark bay stud colt supposed to be about three years
old l4b hands high, other marks brands percept-
ible and do apprase said horse to twenty dollars.
Given under hands and seals. this 2lst day of Sep
tember, 1874. M. NJ BARNES,
Sworn and sub MEREDITH POWELL, .,
SC rihed before SAMUEL HILL
l. B, AUSTIN, J. 7.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02
SCOTT, WHITE g. CO.

SCOTT, WHITE & CO.
HAVE. jus, received from Now Orleans, and
Il n for sale low for cash
IS Kegs Boston cut nails
10 do Epson salts
3 do alum
20 barrels sugar
800 lbs brimstcns
800 lbs copperas
barrels molasses
5 do mackerel
do tanners oil
! tierce rice
30 boxes sperm candles
4 do loaf sugar
5 do qucensware
5 do soap =,
6 do pine apple cheese
bale oakum
1000 lbs. Crowly stoele
100 lbs. cast steel
100 lbs. L. B. do
] cask Goldfish
3 sacks pepper
90 bags assorted shot
80 10 dozen buckets
10000 cigars, g.,,...,..... - =, K.
Cinnamon, cloves, nutmcgs, and a.n,o,
Fbe. 10, 1914. -. --
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02
SO REW ARD.

Sd REWARD.
STRAYED from the subscriber ON
NA4J - the ID inst, small bay horse with
eeNfek2 an old Spanish Saddle and white blas-
kct.( The above reward viii be paid to any nSs
~ ~ho viii deliver said horse. a, Fort Smith; or
lAf11x yemunc1tson 20 any porsen who viii let me
n :Hheaa ~ = - con nj Aim, b.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02
Ii ENRY BECKEL,
FRONT srREEr rar, ,

FRONT STREET, Fort smith,
Dealer in DRY GOODS and GROCERIES,, will par.
chase all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE, at his Store.
for which he will pay the highest market price F4s.
mcrs are respectfully requested to give him call
Aug IL, lS43 1=r as 2s-ly.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02
Medicines.
OucenswaE'c, GLASS;, sc.

store eight crates of assorted Queousware, with
Il nm extensive ASSORTMENT on the shelves, together
with tumbcrs quart bottles. pint and halfPint Aass
which will be packed to order and sold atahe lowest
prices at wholesale retail. for cash or barter
GEO. s. BRINE.
Fort Smith, August I. 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02

raj Post Office us dead Ie
Moore Matthew
Mum James,
Price Simon
Pugsley DR. E G
Owen Thomas
Quesenbury VIM
Quintin James
Reynolds Mrs Dorcas
Reynolds Patrick
Rector franklin
Robertson J
Saffarans Johnson g.
Dickson
Sampson Mr.
Seeber Henry
Smith John or Beni
Sorrels g. Brewer Rev
Tully Joseph & Capt
~ Dutch
Tremmell Nennis
Van Bibber Jas C.
Varnell VIM
Wade B ID
Watson Daniel G
Watts Soup
Wells James
WilIinms Lefty 2
Voltage Elijah
Worth Marcus
Zfuk Ne 49,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02

Ok OUNCES QUININE, Just received and for
AC sale by SCOTT, WHITE g. co.
September Ia, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02

. 1asISEs, rnINTs, .'.,s, e oTMaR 1aI.: q
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02
LIST OF LETTERS

I'd EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Fort Smith
AS on the Both day of September. 1914, which
if not taken out, at The expiration of three months
will be sent to the General Post Office as dead let.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02
WANTED.

WHN Il u. ~ 70 -
TENIIE undersigned wishes, 10 get two boys OF
4 good habits, to learn the Whee-wright or
Wagon, Making business. Those wishing to learn
The above named business will do well by making
immediate application TO
July 90 1874. JOS. HAWKINS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02

,bsch hiH.-1'he Hon. Isaac HILL, Of
iladeI said to be dangerously i'll, and
,rtbeI Is recovery are entertained.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02

e =. s':ss q Tss;d.y L lat !s.. G.,.s. ses
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02
LIST OF LETTERS,

D EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Fnye,te
40 vile, Ark, on the first day of October
1914, which, if not taxi out, at the expiration Of
three months will be sent TO the General Post OF
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02

nd noise
he recent
|tates,?la
and with
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GpEprIf,.

- WARDEN Respectfully annA H.
~. cos, that he will open 4 Sohoof W.
ho reception u pupils, at the RIea
school House, siS miles north Of Liberty
on tho lsi day u January, 1914 whon
he viii be prepared TO give instruction II
most Of the branches Of education, usual,
taught 10 our modern Academies
Tho year will be divided into two 900
siobsol lwonty.iour weeks each, leaving
a vacation Of two weeks nj the close n
each term and the prices for tuition, poi
term, vi range as follows
Tor the common English branches
Qe) Reading, Writing, English Gram
mar, Geography, Arithmetic, composition,
defamation Nce Sl2 %
For natural and intellectual
Philosophy Chemistry, Astron.
omy, Algebra and the classics, 10 90
And 10 30 case, will pupils be admitted
Tor shorter term, than three months, or
one hall of u regular session,
For the benefit Of those, who have pu.
pils to send from homo to be educated, /
would here suggest, that the above des.
erlbed School-lIouse is located in an ex.
eellent ncighborhood, and where board
may be procured on very reasonable
terms.
! would still farther observe, that there
Mlll be two classes pursuing the Latin
language, one class commencing with the
Grammar, and the other much farther
advanced, so that those wishing to engage
IN the study of that branch, can be adyan.
iageously accommodated
December, esd l843 42tf
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New Cash Establishment

n ME subscriber would respectfully in.
Il form the citizens of Liberty, and
the surrounding country, that he has just
opened next door to Ballard & Coyington,
a new and desirable stock of
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NOTLCE

LETTERS of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned at the
November Term, 1843, of the honorable
Probate Court of Amite county, on the
estate of Joseph Terrell, deceased.-No-
tlce is hereby given to all persons indebt-
ed to said estate TO make Immediate pay
ment, and all those having claims to
present them duly authenticated, within
The time prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred.
JOHN TERRELL,
administrator.
December, 9th 1843. 4lw6
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FILTERS Of Administration Lasing
beon granted 90 tho undersigned Oh
tho l'sialo Of Jamea Germany, deceased
At Tho December Term, lGis III the Pro
bate Court Of Amle County MI person,
indebted 70 said Estate, are required ID
make immediate payment and those lnv
lha claims against the same, arc request
cd 70 present them duly authenticated
within tho time prescribed by Law, OF
they viii bo forever barred,
u GERMANY,
A9mHsirdior.
January ~. t0it. ibw0
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Notice.

TNHOSE who are indebted to me ror
IL surveying during, the years. 1842
and 1843, will please call on MIR. Hitch.
cock & Co, and he will receive; and re.
ceipt will be received accordingly. Many
will wait on one; more easily than one on
many. My health is very infirm, and
my moneys at distance in the County.
JNO. r. CAULFIELD.
December, 18th 1843. 4Iw3
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NOTICE.

NO I to Z,
HEREBY forwarn all persons from
II trading for Promissory Note made
by me some time in the latter part of the
year l842, or early part of l843--lor the
sum OF S7o-said note is made payable
onor before the LIST January 1914, 10
- Jerome. As the consideration for
which said note was given has failed. |
am determined not 10 pay the same unless
compelled to do so by law.
ZACHEUS LARD.
December, 16, l843. 4lw3
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
LETTERS of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned on the
estate OF George ]. Nixon, deceased, at
the November term, 1843, of the Pro
bate Court of Amite county,-All persons
indebted to said Estate are required to
make immediate payment, and those ha-
wing claims against the same are reques-
ted TO present them within the time pre-
scrlbed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
BETSY G. NIXON,
Administrators.
December 8, 1843. 4Iw6
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NOTICE.

NJ OTlCE.-At the March Term, 1874
In of the Probate Court of Amite
County, | will present the account OF Jas.
WcGehee, deceased, as Guardian of Fer
dinand L. Causey and Desdemonia Causey,
minor heirs Of John H. CduSey, deceased,
for final settlement and allowance.
PRISCILLA McGEHEE,
Administrative of Jas. McGehee, deed
December 20, 1843. 43d4o
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NOTICE.
A I the March Term, 1914, of thu
IN Probate Court of Amite County,
VIII present my account as Guardian O
Mary A. Jackson, Maria L. Jackson. and
Eo6ert a, Jackson, minor heirs Of James
Jackson, deceased, for final settlement
and allowance.
WILLIAM N. LUMPKIN.
Guardian.
January 90, 1874 46we
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Fancy and staple Dry
Goods; Also an assert
ment ofBoots 4 Shoes,
Ready Made Clothing,

and many other articles too tedious 10
entlon, making in all complete assert.
ment 10 suit customers. The subscriber
takes pleasure in announcing to his
friends, and the public generally that he
will be in receipt Of new supplies every
week from the City OF New Orleans
As he pays cash for his goods it is his in
tention to dispose of them on the same
terms, and for that reason he will be able
to sell at much lower prices than those
who purchase their goods on credit in
Clinton Louisiana, where many country
lay in their supplies. By
system of fair dealing the subscriber
hopes to merit, and receive portion of
public patronage in his line, as he will sell
at the very lowest prices for cash.
E. DREYFUSS.
December, Esd l843. 42tf
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NOTICE.

LETTERS of Administration hayipo
been granted to the undersigned at the
November Term, l843, Of ihe honorable
Probate Court of Amite county, on the
estate of Duncan King, deceased.--Notice
is hereby given 10 all persons indebted to
said estate to make immediate payment.
and all those having claims TO present
them, duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred
MARY KING,
AdminiSlratrir.
December, 9th 1843. 4lw6
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TRUSTEES SALE.

I virtue ola Deed OF Trust exes
D ted 10 me by WILLIAM MoNrGor
RY, dated the 23rd day of June, in d
year l842, and duly recorded in the Ps
bate Clerks Office in Liberty, to secu
the payment OF certain debts thers
mentioned, will expose at public as
Tor cash at the Court House in Libel
on the first Monday in June next, the 4
lowing described Lands, To wit; n
South East Quarter Of the North VIZ
Quarter, and the North East Quarter 1
the South West Quarter Of Section, MAJ
of Township No. 8, Of Range 8, Eas-
Containing 78 98 100 acres--and the EA
Half of the South East Quarter of 81
tion No. 8, and the South West Quarp
of the North Yves: Quarter Of SeciM
No. 8, in Township No. 8, of Range
East-Containing lT9 acres OF laud-lb
10Th Section in Township, No. 8,
Range 3, East--Coniaining GAO acres
land more less. will convey TO the pl'
chaser or purchasers such title asW
vested in the said William Montgonsr
At the time of making the said Deed !
Trust. 0aL
DUDLY w. BONDS,
Trustee
November 25, l843. SENS
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~ OflCE--At the March Term, ioli
/ ' OF the Probate Court Of Amtt
County, present my account os Guar
dian Of Ferdinand l., Camcv and Dssdc
monid Cdasey, minor heirs Of John H. eau
seg, deceased, for final settlement and al
lownuce
PRISCILLA McGEllEE,
Guardian.
December 20, l8l3. Isd4o
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
LETTERS of Administration havino
been granted 10 the undersigned at the
November Term, l843, of the honorable
Probate Court of Amite county, on the
estate of John Tillery, deceased.--Notice
IS hereby given to all persons indebted
TO said estate to make immediate nav
ment,and all those having claims to pre.
sent them, duly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law, or they will he
forever barred.
SARAH TILLERY.
GRIFFIN P. CLAUGHTON.
administrators
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NOTICE.

A I the March Term, 1914, OF III,
IN Probate Court of Amitc County,
Will present my account as Administrator
on the Estate Of Il. Thompson, deceased
Tor final settlement and allowance.
O. w. CAULFElLD,
Administrator.
december ", 1913. 43w3