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 At ms late residence, in this city on Fridlv last Gant. JANE PTrcHER merchant, of thewell known firm ol Pi'cher. Walters s Co Ihe dsccassd wa one of the oldest settlers and most active and prom nent business men of Little Rock. II, dea ol Fever, very unexpectedly, after oaiv q few davs' lnass, aged about 54 years; leaving a distressed family, and many friends 10 dcplore 6is loss .iii femaiPs were followed to tha grave by large pro- eassion, on Saturday morning.
 OBITUARY
 D1parted this if in greal naacs at his resiAence, in Yell co, Ark, oa the itll6ay of Sept IS44 Mr. GiLEs bEwBFRRY, ared 2s o.3a vsaes The de. as d was native of Soath Cqrolini, reside so nr n or twelve voars ja Noft Alah m ord in Jan. uery. l}ft or 'il emigrat to ca win r. he iVed si eeab and sfaemsd etz sa an i the day Of hs d alh, IT.. has leH n alisc onata wife a1t Qna2roasf ia ien7 and s nds to no1ra s,s. p.', n TIT lass WI b ms aizg 'ai eafo CoN
 North Alabama and South Carolina papers will nl as eonv
 Dtfp in tbis city. on the std inst. of aoorl,vv. lsi i ntenaat LILLIAN BawvAs. O tha iet Reef mant of Drag aoas O the United Sfafce Arnv Af- t7r divina saryic af tho Erisco7al c urch lis re mains wer' atten3 ! 10 th ptca of hnrial by thc stitiia RocH GHarasp and npm rous citizens, ana bari wiih 9tiaV honols
 IS s1dd n a" mant mag serve 4e adaaais' ns all that i i7 id 'oo trne taa I tha midst of lita wo are ia daah" Naman had fIfrar rrosnect of long cottipqaoee of the b ssings Of heolth and tHj NtirHt Vt We WIS 'tt town by the denCnSa- ton of an inscfulahla ? ovid nee, long b fore h. reached the m ridian of liia--like the maturiag flower. which is blasted ny some upfmely frost II was among Hs but yesar 'av; VI os ston WIS as firm and proul onrS; Wi03a oaas wore aa hig'l and w'5n7' haari WIS as light, has nail naura hg z a debt, and is no more among us to mingI in the SC ep,s of earih.
 His tiff and chaacter ueed no euogv Tho7a who kn'w him b q appr eiaiad him most ftifhftl mem- ofY will wander back into the past, tO view him as one who was an ornament in nriYata lifa and asso- eatad with it's enaerest reoollaciions; as one who was popular. eiic snt and abl ofic in ha army, who won his way 10 promotion hy his own unaaed exarions and faulless conduct; and ae a man i'm busd with the incest sans5 Of honor and human, brave and q ner1as; one whose worth eaa e better fit than q scrb d
 Althouyh uol generally known in OFT cits. vo' ri nds surrounded him in lie lsst moments. and kindly perform d all thosa s5d otncas which the ,- iny ow' 10 tbs | n aal ti1a maav dep regrets that will clas.z as7iind i res iHs placs, will oN thatiWas no: an0at coll a1i clllnns sfrln ITS tha he c az to b of lis world, but among warm anA sym7athsing fri nds.
 Pts5ars p1p-rl will please copv. T.
 C9amaic1fea
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aao aREi9Ws EeEA.

F OS :, on the morning of the Iith September 1A abnlt ? o'clock. at Ai9as 5on ifY,s Point on Ic hunk o the rivsr, nsaf the WhHi beat, out ofnv pantaioons foh. aiars 5oi wiscl, with clos .ds cAs on aach siia. commonly call q han.iag Wa ch Sai'i wa'ch k q yer, and sconsisssFabiy worn on both sid g; il being qaita aaola aate5. Il has a crack on on side which has been msndsd on the inside of the case very neatly with gold pach.- fAe watch is fi sured on the edge with tlowsrs Its number do mol recoll, e. There is chain attaeh- ed to of small links, which has baen broken in Two or thrae plaees, and mend with small ihr .ad.-- To is gold chain there is gold seal attached- Said seal is considerably worn, and has q b aatful ysew transparent stoae in it. Said al is alsoiig- ursd with ilowers on it's ed g. Any ? srsna fidiny the said watch and chain, shall re I've the above reward on delivering il to Mir. Sam'i $. Stevenson, or Mir. C. <. Woftaen at the wharf boat, at Mont gonerys Point, or to Col A Fowler, al Little Rock Ark; or to any one, 30 that can getit
 FRANKLIN ". DEsHA
 Octobar eth lgl4 4-Sw
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STATE or ARKANSAS, CoU STY OF CONWAY,
 CADRoN TOWNSHIP,

Sss WE the undersiga d, dd vi W and 01 -~v~A appaise a stray hose shown 10 us by s4aA ss James Smith; wefannl tteslrae 10 D H8 %Ab Stawb1w Raana. Blaze in his .-Ase-z1s.z1ssci oreheaA aa1 both hind feet white, son spddl spo's on lis hacs fourteen and hal hands high, eig'ltyeafs old \ 1arge bell wiJa hoi , ia the ton nut oa with thic} ather caliar said Horse. No brands pereeiFahl' ap2ras dtotFanty- sven dollars. JN0. $. GILBERT,
 A ]. VIII F. Sworn to subscribed foro ma. [ is tH fifth day of s pl Isf4. JAMES KILLIAM, J. P. Cctobar o I9li. nf-3w
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containing n the aygra gale 24 449 26I00 acrss and setting forth. substantially. that said unknown heirs ot slid Boae0 !. eis wae equtablg to one.haif 1 t1s ab5y. seFib d ila s and tiat said Alb ft C. Plyua, who a entitled to one-lourfh cf s'id iands, as 1onrssidenss oithis State; aad that he, the sad petitioner, E egutabfy entitled to the other, or rsalAlain ioafth siii lands. And fur thr praying that jud nant partition of said lands so afas said peiaonsr is int rsatad therein, may be raR3lf d hy the coart--ana for all other relief to which he s ea.ia Il.
 And said pstiiionr having filed his affidavit tes- hyiny l0 the non rssidenca oi said defendants or tenlnfs iu common, fnoysd for order oi publication Il IS, u oieseg that said aeiendans, the un- known heifs oi said Rom e | wis geaeialg and she said Alb Il C fPaYne, D. and appear fore the judge of OUT cfcit court al court to held at the court hoass in the towns .ot pne Biaf in said county, on the fourteenth dty of Octobsr next, A. D. lsl4--it being the second hlondly oi said month, on the first da of said tsrm,-lnd plead, answer or deinl.r to sail petition and that s4id d,f<ndants be notifsd that, in dauit herso the said pation shall be ta- k4n as coisssed by them and decree for partition ot stid lia.s. eoas saaanty, awaFied 10 said pe- titioaar If feoatoeIity with his prayer
 And 1t is lurther ordered, that this order be pub ishedi ia the .,AgaSsnsas Blnner.' swspaper print ed d the city oi Litls Rock, in said Sate for four weeks ssivelY, as legal aot cation to said non resident dsfnilats oi the institution and nature of said petltieasfis suii
 TH0s. $. JAMES, Clerk
 A true copy from toe raconi--Teste:
 TH0S. S. JAMES. Clerk.
 April II, i5if-52-4w tPr's. iae Sl6 75,)
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GsoRCM.-As an ey3ence of the rushing tide of democracy ia this S.ate, itis onlY ne- cessagy to state. that SIX of the gentlemen who were on the whig eleclo-ial ticket of Geargia in l8i0, a-e now battling for Polk anl Dallasi Th4 following are their names:
 John " Hooper, Howell Cobb,
 Marshal Welhorn, Thomas Stocks,
 George R. Glmer, Nm. N. Bishop
 Besides the above influential gentlemen, there are also ex-govefnors- ex-congTessmeA, and host of talented speakers, who have abaadone5 Clay. and are now working in the democratic ranks.
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sTATEeF ARKANSAS,
 COUNTY or PULAsRG,
 RIG Rn.K lns.. ;. sliIP.

BFG R0eK I0WEsHIP.) ) YETE tho md ,rsign 1 being cal upon by Bar w nett Williams. to view and apprais ah eslrlY MARE MULE. and do find the sun 10 b. rsd bay, with black $. no maris or brands pre- iya- bl, Of common sila, ; org yeafsoid. and we do ap praise her to tiiriy two dolarsaa ftv c3nts,
 DAVi0 SKEIT0N
 STEPHEN HUDBLEST6N. Sworn to and subscribed h5iore me, an acting Justica of inc Psac, in aad Tor the Township ol Biz Rock. and Stat and county q orasad tais 4th day of 0cobsr, i34i.
 JAS. D. FTrZGERALD, J.P The above mule followed my negro man Minor. Gom tn Hurricane. ahnn forty mi D low tls. in q Prairie + was toti i Was out Of some drove which had passad, He as1E ed to drive t back, but could not.
 B. WILLIAMS.
 Per D. ". GALLOWAY, Oclober 2, l34i-t-sw-pc's fee. s5
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TS hereby eiv tha' diril nj will b, daclared. ftha ass zfs of HfNR PDWEt.L.a Baasrunt at tAa 4I=4it d 4st9t Dis4iet Raa-.4 il th citv of Iitti Rac'z. on setslell9. h 9ih inzl5n' wh a.i s3ls ia#e5 sed any attend f hsy ttiu' proper
 Gel. eth, 1s4i--t-2w
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- nfAINE EtEcTIoN.

T F. 4l-AA A'-
 e..tinteIligence from Maiae, was from .F Courier and Enquirer, through the eaIIetia. That gave returns from l6l mixing asmajority for ANDERSON, .,.,lie candidate for Governor, of about
 Fnrtller intelligence was receued,
 :, ,5s N. 0. Picagune, of more, but ...onoIsie, returns, increasing the Fem ,,,iotity to 10000; and stating the No eain of one Democratic member of .,,. sill further returns, pnrPortlng received through late New ;. o,nef. swells the Democratic major- 1, Governor, to l5,00o. We always ,.I aood service from her; but in this, :. exceeded the most sanguine eXpec- i. If her friends.
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lMPRisovMeNr FOR Dspr-lt appears that the total number of persons inca cera- ted fer debt ia Geal Bran is 3,362 2-uams. ly, in England and Wales ?, l52, Scotland 85, and in Iceland 1,ll9. Nearly half are for debts under 10, and one debtor had been ,imprl oned q irty-two years, at an expense Of E9 9. 8d. annually to the country.
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LAW NDTzs1E1.

\ and vii attend, with prompt ude and fif lily. 10 any busiA#s5 tbat may be entrusted to my car. in any portion of the Stlte.
 Ny office al present, is on tbc street running south from the Stlte House and near the State Baal
 ?. T. CRUrCHFIELD. Li.tle Rock, Oct 9. l34l 4-u
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4 CHArei ov WnEaIs.--Fhe We Iayan Methodists of the Bingham circuit F elandl have erected a maseale wooden mcelipg- house npon wbees. cafab,e af seaaing about one hundred and twcuiv persons, ai cpsl of about tto, io~ the accommodation ol seve raj villages where no sic coul be chained
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WomscesA Ao Ess.a.

4 SERVANT WOMAN. VI . condo + Hasf "A iag and cooking or snlll fniiy. Apply a thie oiicc.
 Litl Rock. Ocsobar q lsU. a-T
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FDial, S24,z52 at The prece 'ing facts arc upon the unques- tionable authority of report 10 the Senate Of the Unie S.aes, December IS. 1881. ma e bv John Tyler. now Pei en of the Uaiied ates. 5 e tie Repafi. ssaae docH- ment, F. 2ad Session. 23a Congress.
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E0aarfsade Heaaan.

gF1IE unA rsi 1 is I sifous to coatfact imna- X dilfy for the constfnctioao a dlt Aln ac o.e taa Foarciie, al the poin @her fhe old il ge stood
 ROSWELL BtERE.
 (oa,aisstaer. Little Rock Cct 2. l5ff A-3W
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Nan,EsEd,H.

PURSUANT to all rder of the Pulaski Court of \ Probate. the undersigned will sell al the Court lionse door, in the eiiy of Little Rock on the 18th day November, lSll, between the hours of judicial sales, at pnbic outcry, to the highest bidder, lois No one and heo, in block No. Mii4y in the city Of Little Rock, old town west oi the Quapaw line. and he dwelling hoHse and out buildings situate thereon the property of the estate of WILLIAM C. HOWELL deceased. The purchaser will b. required 10 give bond Witltwo good securities, for the payment of the purchase money, at F months credit, with interest paid. ELIZA B, H0WFTI,
 4dmr' de boais non of I'm C. HolceH. dec.
 It ]. nocls. Sept la I5IA-Is s.r
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Pablio N.astiaga at Arkaasag Pogt

" Ib planters and cFIz3ng gauaraiiy, Ot jeIarson 4 Arkansas, D sha, and Chicot count ,s ara re- specfnily reqaasted to meet ia oBeentiea T the Post of Arlsansas. oa Monday, leo Slthday Of 0eo- brn3xt ioF th purposa taking into consideration tbe propfiety of sYyiag the Arkansas aae Biissis- sippi riVFs, from Pina blal D Columbia; aud Fio make sli,ab3 afrLa teiaehis for fomntiY memorial zias fhp Stat LegsiafHa. aa4 fas Congress- of ..ie Unised States, Q appropriate money or land u ac- complisa ths important o5eet. A general atten- dance is particularly requested
 BY MANY CITIZENS INTZREsTED.
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TlV7zz.sssSzszs9 as lTr0N PLANTERS, whowill fsNNs N 1l coasisn their Cot;onte the house E q JohS C. PsArT S Co, New Or e----------e eans, eln b. furnished with Blazing, Rope, and fainc. at N..y Qrt ans prices, with the usual cAarses for freight, Sc., by applsing to
 S.H. TICKER.
 Markham street, Little Rock Sept ls. 1s4i.-l-f
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IRoy SolEs-Boos ant shoes are a9lver- tisaa in Giarianai, with iron soleS, which can be put OH or taken of at Plea safe, being yefY ligltat tlle same tune beautiful and du- rabe. This is queer invention .lroa- .heasiedn is q common expression, but iron solsd people are 3 novelty indeed
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Usi rte,ired per Steam Bolt James Pitcher, bbl. Bnttsr Crackers,
 '' Prime Rca,
 hhd. Prime Brown Sagar, p sacks Coarss Salt,
 ion0 gaia Cigars, 4 boxes Sperm Candles. IT. N. ALDRTCH. Sept 4th I944-52
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s.AhsNRs CaeFfVTY RgsE4ETsA.
aoUA.a'sE1a a CsT STY FHFT.aT1A.

REGlMENFAL ORDER. 4 Ll. persons subj.ct to Military duy in this "A Regim n ar Ter lty ord d to attend Resi- mena Muster ani Review, in the civ of Little Rock on fharsd V, the 2tth day of October next, ai o'clock, l. M, armed ani equipped as the lasv dir cts
 Coalpand1n's of eonpa1ies wifi notify their men ol tha tim aadplae oi maefing.
 The Goagatlss composing the 13tli Regiment will hoid thsir regnilr Cnnpany hIustars, at their resp elige Mnstef grounds, on Saturday. the 10th day ot Get. nxt
 Taa Commissioned Offesis are also notified 10 att nd Off T Drills, on Fl sday and " dassdav, 22d and 2ad days oi Oct ai o'clock. A. NJ. of each d9y, T the Stale Heuae, ely o Little Rock. in ldli uniform, and armed as ths law directs.
 hy oeIl T.
 E. MERRIcK, Col. Connanaant. H | AILfs. Aalnaat.
 Liids Rocs5 Sept B. lsfi.--3
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H- aF zf administrators amss e.sl:arssixss. ST IE DE 8RA 4NoAs,
 P1EAsK sKf C50,Tk RI 0flCE is | Fabg gy fl tfa' the following ] mn Es itof4. Ad U tutors and Cs1snis ais hay flied accounts Tor ssss-sn-is and cou- fl nation, to vi; sagal PsnIia5 on, adma.-rarix ol the estate of
 NiiB4a b P4naIa 20 Id c 8s-tl. saIsil 'i 5a 5asss ad R1bsit il Msasss, executors of R0bsr MagHess ceas d Lott Jn nsol, guardian O. Isaac Johnson. Lott Johnson, guardian of Taoinas Johnson Ge9Fge 2 Walkias, administrator of the estate of Lyon Ed-lsteia, dcsasad !onas Levy, admins ratof Of the estate of Jacob hFr.s auas Joseph Lychinski. deceased. EHha9 U. lhomas asdian of Jefferson Robinson yam , lawson, lr., administrator oi the estate os Wdliam Pr1it deesased 1an3S Lawson, jf, administrator of the estate of
 Palmer Saith dec sas d James Lawson, IT, administrator of the estate If
 hlthaniei Cox, decsased. sa,naflna Lincoln, exscutrix of George S. Lincoln,
 deceased.
 Caleb Li1dsey guardian of Nancy Young. John II. Lesco guardian of William II ,roler J01n II. Leeeh, guardian oi Catharine l. G. oler. William 4. Stlalnbr administrator of the estate of John Govey, dac sasad. Felix C. L.legre, administrator Of the estate of Ps- ter E. l. fsvrs, dc ased Middlatoa II Hii, administrator of the estate of John $. GfaFl r, q . sd
 All parsons int F sl ia the settIemsnt of any of sad states, ars notiiisd oswafd and fife ex- .ptioas to said accoants, Il any thsy have, on or b. iofa ti seconi diY the 1 term oi The Court oi Pu5it for said co1afy 10 b. caiiin TIC u on the szeoHd fn stay Of 8ctober. A. D. lS4i, or they win b. ioisYsr baffsd ion excepting 10 such accounts er any itsm taareof.
 llERND0N IEARALsoS, Clerk.
 B J. A. HUTentNes, Deputy Clerk. 26th September, I5I4. B.
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sgaeTsE, sa0Ee E A 60. COMPRESSED Col.IIEH4TIIE:3,'s5zz II MERCHANTS, M. A5 g9MAI3N STREET,
 Nv ORLEANS.

" .fNf DitftAN5s HEspy saltru. s N., An. Gtspts G9nfS. Lsxlnsson Ten, Jos. D.. Mas |, Jack5oa Ten.
 Ref to-
 DH. sotoN BoataSp Little Rock, Aiks. September 25ih, tS44 2-Iyr STATE OF ARKANsAS.} Co6YTy oF JEFFERSON. h he Je.srson tifcaat Court. ia Facatior, Segtsm-
 bef 7h, J. D, ls4i. John 5 Half colapli.ntnt by petition. p..;,.... e
 g. Jor The lhlnown aaifs of Romeo Lewis. Ptrlaton ef and AlbeH C. Payne, dsisndaats ia@cS. nS tais dsg comas said pstitioner, and flss his NJ pfton. praying Tor the partition of the follow ia5 sctib lands, wing ani b ing situated in said county, in T. ]. s, K 5 west-t5 wit The W, 0s na CT ol section II centainipr 90 aerae
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TnE Po8R FRENeHMGN.-"Of nearly s. 000,000 persons in France" says the Re- lo4ae, ..there are 27G00.000. who do not drink wine, there a.e3l,0 00.0a& who never taste sugar; the-e are 20.000,000 who never wear shoes; there re 3l000.00o who never eat neat; there are lS,0G9.090 wl.o never cat wheaten bread; and finally there are 1.090000 elothel in .ags.,
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? ''I ID A4Es pr AMERICA, ] 8tsTRJeT oF ARKAVsAs. VIE strict Court oi the UAasa sta,es. for fba 4 Disiric saioresaid. for the anludicaiion of m. confirmed French and Sptnish Land Claims. has adjourned over until the first Monday of Decsmbsr naXt.
 And it s ordered by the Court that this notice be published the "Arkansas Banner, and ..Arkansas State Gakette,' for six weeks successsely: Sept. 10th, l3i4 WM. FIELD, Clerk,
 2-6w By A. H. RUTHERFORD, D. c.
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- - INV D E . E1.
 ED K9uANf to the order of he court of Probate oi Pplaski county, the undersigned. as admin s.r .rator ot tie estate of Ann L D. Byrd. lcaas d will make application to said coerf. at and during h. Janaay trm ther of, <, D. 1915, for an ord r for the sal oi tae real estate and slivas belon sn to sad estate, for the payment Of the bis oi the salf intestate. R. \. NAPKINS, odar Llltie ROCK, sept. lNth. fStt o-aV Dissolution os Gas- :ar.gseAsasags. YsfHE eopartnership heretofore existing tween u tha und rsi med md T the nane and firm ol sRNfF x B0GGS, is thi, day dissolved by mutual cons nt- GtorSe boggs is authorized to collect lhe debts due the firm. JOHN c. PRATT,
 GEORGE BGG6S.
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yssfa@GE B. KING T SD ctruIly informs fte - ~a e i1 ns oiI.ttl Rock md vicinity that he Vii eosiinsae, his scaoo q tbe City H9tsl onFe- dss the II sinst., | 3 'ciocl, A. M
 ii tt5 or, ct. 2. lsis. s-ew
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Persons eating for letters contained in thesaboY, list will say thsy are advertised.
 E. WILLIAMS, P M.
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E.gsr Os1 LETTERS

ID EXAMINING in the Post Office at Little Rock. G on the 3ath of Sept 4nb3r, IaH which, if no iaSen out within three months, will ba sent to the . nsfai Post Office.
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oc'ober ?, l3el-4-aw-Pc's fee. s5
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-22

THE DEAGB o. M8DA@8aM shsh. a
Il ~ afEe EDeO9o6geo COasSSew.
Probate Court january Term, 1874.
IWyOalI pergOns interested In the estate y
~ William A.. Moore decd late Of the cOun.
u aforesaid You are hereby cited 10 appear
before the Judge Of our said Probate Coun 4
the March Term thereof 20 b. holden At ~
Court House ON the Ist MOnday in March Ie
"A. And then and there show cause FAM
You can, why an order should not be made q
sell The following described lands, belongino
70 the estate Of William L. Moore, deceaSed
agreeable 20 the prayer Of the petition Of Joh1
Huddlestou, one of the administrators of oald
estate-to witt
Lots No. five, six, seven and eight, IN see.
ton No. twenty nine, township No. nineteen
range No. eighteen east, (near the town o
Columbus.)
IL ig.further ordered, that this citation b.
published in the 'COlnmbus Wing" And 'sCol
umbuB Democrat" two newspapers published
in the town OF Columbus, 6OE six weeks sue
cessively,
Witness, Thomas Sampson, Judge of In,
PrObafes Court ofLOwndes county, Mississip
pi, this LIST day Of January, A. d. 1e44,
Attest. VIM. T, FULLER Click.
Jan. 1lth, 1644+6w.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-22
STAPLE, FANCY & DESIRABLE GOODS
HABERDAsHERY ARTICLES.


Eahon. DNNOAshEAX ARTICLES
rich new style Gngns MseI Needles bobbines
os
orn ds % S; best spool and floss patent
wire
Oh
ornaments and splendid
Italian
bet
anu virginia 0hr anc
extr ' - ~ 0N'
of an0 e.,oas
0e SILK eao Mslea Mermac Barle
six velvet a10
bic and furniture Diapers Hollands Iastngs
lars
German ahet Sars
figured
dsm French Towels Curtain Also Bingham Slec coo
Muains Maquto Meetings. cotton Umbrellas
the
receive By
-
Country Merchants Planters Travellers Peders Dealers
dgare ced gi discount ass prse
always be made for purchased at Every
I'VE" orleans RES$SFOr cheap Thin
January 0+4 - Be certain TO apply KINGS
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-22
WILLIAM ECETa
COMMISSION MEll
Ml

Consequently be VIII DO. O..
by acceptance or otherwise p
for produce, &c. received o.
of Bills Of Lading.
In ell cases, when advances
produce in store, The sane ~
insured, and for the benehlo
ally, open policies will Be 3
ments tohim will be insured
Bill Of Lading, 40 BE nsgi.
by the Clerk or MastaO, %.
The undersigned, thanEial
The public for former Pailc
tinuance Of the same. ..
with the hope that bis ezpai
together with bis best enc.
HIM TO give entire eaisli Y.
viii entrust 10 him her si
Very respectfully
WILLIAM l-'
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-22
TTHE asdvanta-

TTHE advanta-
ges of this house are
inferior to none in the
state, having agents
in all the principal
Eastern Cities, who
have resided there
many years. and are
old experienced mer-
chants, and have ev.
cry facility Of Obtain
ing Goods,at very re-
duced prices, and at
often ertre1ne SGcrif>
ceS for Cash. Also,
procuring what is
new and fashionable,
on the first arrival
from Foreign Coun-
tries,and transmitting
the articles with des-
patch TO this City.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-22
DISTRICT CHAMCERY COORT
" TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
HELD AT COLUMBUS.

LIE . TATE Or m1SS1SSlPPfsss
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
los Va Ma. d., .oxa
Reuben s. A. McIntvre 1880 .s'ae'
and Neil McIntyre. def,is.
poN opening the matters ofthis bin ana
;s1 - hn!.appearng that the defendants, are not
~, ,hhlG.ssnss q this State. but reside beyond
sne limits thereOfso that the ordinary proce -.
O. q this Court cannot be executed upon mem mem
= = ordered that unless said defendant an
pear before the Vice Chancellor 81 he const
room IN the town Of Columbus on the es'1'
Isl Monday in May next,
ane Pisau, answer Or demur to the bin Of eon,.
pla1nt nerem The several allegations thereof
Wlll De az tosaid defendants taken for co,s.
SEQ, and such order or decree made therein s
and Just. 1s's'a rlu'sapie
e 10 lugeeR ordered that eon1 - -. 3.
0er De nizsdled Ia the nColuni6na pvh;vs' 8 !
newspaper published N the Town 81 fsciurs
0us,once week for Two months eilree .i1sl@
~. McCARTHY..cie rk.
= l. Jarnaghn, Solicitor.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-22

ADMINS RATR'S NOTICE.
pURLIC NOTICE is hereby given. TO all
l. persons interested, that Letters Of Ad.
mlnlstsatlon on the estate of Isham Rainev
laie OF Monroe County Mississippi decd. were
granted to the undersigned BY the Honorable
Probate Court ofsaid County on the ID dav az
January 1914. An persons having claims
against sad estate are requested to present
the same duly authenticated within the s;r.e
prescribed by law and those indebfed. 49,, -
requested to settle without delay.
WILLIAM p. RAfNEY.
Jan. II, 1874. Adm;n,sts..,o..
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-02-22
Jan. IL. 1874.
DENTIST.

nR. DAYTON has removed his Office tc
- the room over HaIes g. Murdocks Store
formerly VIM, Huddleston d Coz where he
survives as Surgeon Dentist to which depart
ment of his profession he win hereafter devote
his whole attention.
Ladies may find it pieasenter to call at his
room at the the Eagle Hotel to which house
be has removed his family. Any calls left at
either place will receive prompt attention.
November 80, l843.