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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

- WORT, and PLEURIsY ROOT Coughs, Colds
Pain the 81 Paptstlon othe Heart Shortness Br-ae
case. It may b. said never to fI Price 81 50 per bottle
DR VAN HA NBEHTs FEMALE kENOvAfING
PILLS from German They and prevent those OBJ.
'a;S s:S " nq21 f5f 81 ps pc, restoration
baduess viii the hair nay dark and make
uyr,n@tE 7 very sw Siy' .s = GET; Fl S9 ONT
NEWT FIR all scroulous eruptons, itch chap
ped hands salt beam teter, scsld had
children and cracked lips Prce 20 cents per
HERCULANEUM PILLS--They seem have but
universal actor, that search disease and cur DO
where at,d, how has .1isted whether be
proving the uEls, heart liver speen
stomach ulcer the trunk mb, Prce
Al, above forsae E. M. Guons l27 Bowery,
Grand street f2S 3m.ec
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP.
THE MOST blessed aud wonderful reneds discovered
for the ce tain aud pr lament cure oi is a.,
Pimplss, salt nheum, scurvy,
Bctches in fact ANY but the public must be
DISHONEST COUNTERFEITERS,
who attempt erf this valuable wsnder-
wotsing effect, blessed rtce Rea be not deceived All
for Jones' Italian hemca Soap II they oer another
do t,uch il If Ills dlns.rlus useless ASK
particularly for JOness iiau Chemical Soap We positive
~ warrant tie above To be M real quiities 1t also IN the most
Changes dark or yellow skin
To healthy, fine cetrness.
has hundreds OF cletl skin OF FIRE kles
sunbu morpne~ also be en,,ossiy commrnd
referred to who uss !, daily in their practice
But mind 1t is Jones soap done, and still effects these
Get whe else in this city but at the OF he
American Eag'' ss nathan street aud 23 Broad yay II;
,ng, Pbadapha; 2a7 Kiug street. charleston Sc G,.h,
~ AID Mrs Hays 1879 Fulton street Bro okivn L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23
TO FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN VISITING
LONDON.

20 Bales Z
sa. lie eh Sole Leather variou. weight. and tan
hds., Lsah Sc, coasisrd the subscribers, will be
made Inc
m23 3twy.,c 80 Ferry street
SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD,
OR HABIT OF THE SYSTEM
NAMELY:
scRoFuLA, OR KINGS EVIL RnLumArIsm oBsrINArEcu
KEous ERurrioSs, rimrLss OR pusruLEs on THE FACE.
BLoTcHKs, stLrs cun.Ntc RING WORM
OR rnrrfh 'e.LD ttAn ,,, snLAnanmtsr OF
srrHiL,r" Srmrroms.sciATIcA OR Lum-
' ,s, sSa use .r,%%y ' %.e az n
OrD9r" ,'rrosur- % 'mp'ueeeee,
rional Di,ordrrs viii be re.
moveo by thi. preparation. . -
The atteunoo Of IT, % et Is re-, eeoy called 70 rye fol-
for. been made by use lnvauai medese yet Oily
experience shows results SUI oore rmarsaIe The opte
source Of nsan .ssct.on hat hey OF
relieving such an amount "i snb r. NJ. ,o,,
Mesrs sanaster 1t IS Vim HEARTFELT Fr,tituie for
Lndpes, TO tiE ma, ,ab eeseogI dg inert OF NE
benefit hss 20 from yont ss[sr aIlla have been Tor
years i ws sh ueo able spread very agt tina,
i,hsd nea he who 5es,, and for rneey weea,
that was uaahs ts oef and i. 10y ~ W.T. rings ss duI
wee Of NY d cali ' D e +, @aDt eminent physc
Of The place who ned our repara'i9n Of sar.p,rl
which "d zee va 10 ' ad SS one oct
more shd he ht taken the nd bottle az like ano ther
person both u ea ~ aud 9Th have taken prepare
ton since last March AID thou 3. wound not entirely
healed very cvorb sste aud elevan viii he the
all find the lief which Of
their aud hie D. EfINICE WOO RIFE
am re niece ~ runier WuOd II have been brought by
her and NV WI shs satts 10 h. Tor have had all the
THERESA DENTON.
I en- we'll scqu nited with Ma WoodruG ,,d b, nm ber
situation previous the -,nd, Sars,lIs ana bye
the rising erscf
endorse fully the above stairreit
= NOSES NJ. CRANE
BALTIMORE, Feb 9TH, 1915
A. b. SArps Co t5er iein-l. have used ~onr rIfsct
OF SanspenIa ,dneioU into tls city IL live,
penur state h:ye iou q mymost sangune
expectations believe 10 ns the hest af that val
liable articIe noe 10
With much respect, yours
JOH,N WnirBRIDGE, M. D.
70 Gay street.
Ppared sold wholesale and etail and for expectation,
by A. u sauda X ta drng aud chem u, Grane Bold
ngs, No T5 hroaJway cotnTo Of hamber st New York
Sold alss by a D. Ssrds druggists, No ~ fnltrp
David Sands Go No ~ ht Broadway, OF Marbet
and bv draaga g-nerat hl,ush,u' the Dpi.cd s,ates
4 n6xn ut h..tfi t,rS IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23
UNITED STATES DAGUERREAN CALLER Y.
I71 RRO.aDW.AY UP ST.aIRS


WHITE would ecuily call the attention cf citizens
ssd ,trangers the city 70 hs splendid Co-etoa
Of DAGUEkREOTf re PORTRAITS, single, o, in SOAPS
from Two T., fourteen the same plate which N beaa
w. ano accuracy o dslneaon cannot be surpassed foraix
taken IN all kinds weather either with without colors; tbs
prices Of which he has reduced those charged By the ~
experienced ia the business
The American Institute At II, late exhibition. aw,rdd Ma
White the xt premium Tor the best DagueTretype likeness
uo grouping and general eec which but another proof
the superiority OF hts portraits MIR White the sole
New York Tor the superior imported Gvraau Cameras.
and other Establishment the City or State they be
obtained.
n B-Impored German Cameras; also French aud Arsai
can nstIunents Of the very best quality til Plates Cases
sale at the very lowest prcts. ia 3msm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

rTOBACCO-FINE CUT AND SMOKING:-Fee.,ns iar
cliaed close interest in Tobacco ManpfaetcryA
offer for sae quantity OF prime hne cut And srokap
Tobacco paped usua way, at Reasonable pk
beg 70 call attention Ws,srn Merchants and ohe
buyers the quality Of the tobacco being OF the best
mi Gun re ' JTHN ri. FABER. No New it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23
The NEW BRIGHTON COLLEGIATE
SCHOOL

Is SITUATED on Stsn island. SIX miles from New Yori
10 The l-sant chateau erected by the ha erpo Of
- OOo Ihs rs The 81 aud ,heate,t Boarding sch o IN the
United snts Full Of iei,ru tiou are imputed n
English Lat n Geek French AID Sptash Persons h ",
9y' 70 educate ne ed e. Gall aud examine to school
~ mex term n mmeuce May l. 'Ucplats ard full iu.
formation may b. ohtil OF Dr. H. Of
Broadway ard Fulton sutet, eat aucf 40 suon 4 e..
Apln I'm tec lthO u NOW. a NJ Y IYcIn |.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23
TO HOUSE AND STORE KEEPERS, MANU-
EACTURERS AND OTHERS.

FACTURERS AND OTHERS.
~ s. SMITH X o respectfully inform heir friends snd
~ he lub &c ge ery tha they viii attend sonLly
afrtuginc aud -uV the household furau,e
viug declirns housekeeping aud merca10e all
kinds o rinlu.ng either the sideuces
BIS a.ipt.J for tn purpoie.
GA al-, roo 10 feet dep and well LIGHTED spaed on
Bodwy, AID command the attention of tbs az tho
Toushle affords manufacturers aud acies IT,,
esh and e feysy description oi .fchaudse unsn
pissed sny on"r store the city. Tens ierae. Tae
aud payment # sale prompt Lbet cash
wlru rfQuired VIII b. ida on
Tor pablo or pnyt.e sales
CHAS. y SMITH.
HENRY r. WILLARD.
Au TONERS aud Commas IA Mrrchtrts,
m2T m"rc Store gOi Bro,,lvygw 9 Duane ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23
THE PAVILION,

NEW BRIGHTON-STATEN ISLAND F BLAN-
nrbc sea.r v that The IA ,o Wi, he ned ~ hs couse
- H. mor,h az Nav y, onsr MA sufficient nun ey
orr TO authorize his opening IN. house lie rarsd
70 enter int arnnrewent The Terms wi peueraly be the
s- AZ t ear bnt m ns,usiI, h. more sdysntge US 70
the end
Of the ,eason ~
Beside. great advantages which the Pavilion New
Br, po.,essex oil.
tha Oh, dofN Mo- th-tc i
must reader il D. for gentleman who
while thy ssrous that their fanie, sh ,ud tn
pure ar and refreshing breszes Bay still h be
near their place busineu The New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23
j. +. X. BLESSON,

COPPERSM SMITH, FROM p IRIS S,
LAS The HONOR inform the puoc, that he has inst
IL open,d store at 26s Greenwich street whs,e he muae-
syle altogether made Of Of metal Nouds tor
pstry ,oss of different modcls Fambgne Bathing Tubs,
Half Baths He also manufacture. tin
and repairs good all Kitchen Rang and Tackle;
md by will aeduc fifty to difereat hcts
aud boarding houses.
u,-The above articles will be lent out
N B-W,ted the place, and
A young who speak Freach and EEgiish
lm-m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

TIE SUES uBER saw, pr.pe'ed to sell WArCurs
and JEW EiNf Of all kinds the lowest pn,stns tr
silti0ld cad silver Levers aud ,.epines Archors &c
~! SO ser. fine assortment Of Je~ey cuns o. ~ j
Chains. Pencils Bmeeles Pins SC &c vhich he l. d.
mu"l tes u lower than any other house IN thy city
=. JOHN MYERS. 90 h1''a m street
mfol lmfn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

CHEAP, SELECT, CHOICE AND GOOD.
ID NJ. EVANS Lac, Ribbon, Hosiery aud Glove Store
II. Cathar,ne street New York add 81 Oxford Lon
DON has received Caledonia 10 Nets Laces ard
tdgings; cartoon. Thread Edsii silk aud neu Hdkis
Kid Silk Lse Thread aud Cotton Gloves of style:
1000 dozen of Hosiery, from Is Ne dlewoIk Trimmings
Small Wares. Also 40 boxes Of elegant Ribbons from yards
few elegant Cravats, cheap County merchants and
sorrkeepe would Do well u call his Assortment select
o e and cheap. m26 I'M re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23
A. KOSS,
Merchants Exchange Eating Room, v al st.

hereby certify that troubled with a severe cold ADD
hosrsens,s ahch various emeies lael to remove Dut was
last cund BY several dose. OF ynur Sou,he n Balm
T.. a. VANDfRHOFF, lA5 Nate. futet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

Prepared sold wholesale retail and for expectation,
by A. u. sapda 90 dng is AUD chem t. Granite Bold.
ings, No 275 Broadway cotnf Of hamber st New York
Sold slss by a Y - Ssrd- druggists No ~ fnltpp
David Sands Go No n st.t Broadway cor OF Marbe
and bv drusgxs grnerty h,uRhnni che United rtates
Price 81 pss nUt,l--sig bottles i,r s. gl iIasec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23
CHEAPEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
ga u. STATES

" r
NDFRSON DOBBS have Just sceived 1rge ard -p'en
n assortment ofnew patterns Of superior Eng sh ply
double superfue and common ner4in Crleog;
Vecitian hall and Carpet Floor oil Cot.; Tufe aud
Turkey ugs; Pahor Door Mats; Table and Piano Covers.
&c al of which ordered aud purch sci for cash
the advance tina above DESCRIPTION ogoad and
will be sold the usual low prce % Bowery We advise
ali who about purchasing call soon and make thrr
lection. ANDERSON DDBB,
az 2wsrrc % Bowery, ist stove above " siTr a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23
CANTON CHINA DINING SETS

DAVIS COLA MORE 3g7 Dr. adEny, netrly oppo sita
- Nblos informs he FL, and the pa lie
ceiyed lac arrival ron Canton lc~ Dining sets which
b. sold 40 yer low pres
Also fill assortment Of troclery War, of krds o.
tn ne nd approved SHAPES Cut aud Ar -
ed Il is- If all X nd4--ore patterns
ID make no nn NIB x tr-t@Esiors " almost give
away Cr0ckery uut plengs imss {, sell the me qu
not from 10 per nj cheaper th,a snv
Other sorei j97 Broa' way, opposite Nlbl1's nearly.
nj In re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23
WINES AND LIQUORS

TOBACCO, - bales FAINT Jago de- Cuta.
L 10 d. Guisa
Coffee 50 bags Saint fago. crop
Arrow R,ot-t 90 lbs in barrels and cases
Sessn-8000o ansnE iiom the bque Glsansr iu a.
sorted brands, new crop.
ofIast years stock offered wholesale rstsii nv
A. A. SAMANOS,
al0 lmvrc No " all 81, anu 30 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23
SNlPE SHOOTING.
DIAMOND GRAIN WDER

DTdHVND UNHIV uCINFU " DEN
THE SEASON HAVING COMMENCED for Sri,e
Shooting, the Subscriber begs call the OF
Sporsmea the adysnu claimed by Gurus as-
vey's" uunpowdsr, The Diamond Grlin."
Although tins ce has BEEN bat a short lin the
United the of of the best shots, it's
CLEANLINESS and induces those
who consider cleanliness and strength, ddraa, 20
trial.
Soli in cani-ters OF pound EACH by Mr. H. T. COOfER,
78 Broadway; JOHN CoNROY, Fulton aud * {.
BERRlAN Hard Dealers, No 500, aud W ,oesale OF
w. Il. BROUGH,
MI I'm Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

YOUR OWN FAULT II YOU DRINK BAD
TEA.
IF YOU CAN APPRECIATE. aud oht,iu good
Tea do soby forwarding orders 70 o. Caha
three dollar BID will ent,tie You five
pounds Hyson Young Tyson, Imperial, Cuupo~der
Souchong Tea.
Mark thse Teas of the first qusy,hpuld they prove
otherwise than represent them ,.uf the Ies back ni
your VIII CHI wall be ehcria ~ paid This IA ays
Of aoiug busirsss.
NEW YORK and CHINA Tea COMP.fNT.
No. 8s CATHAhINE ST., y Y.
r.. + CHRIS rIANSOs Manager.
To whom all orders be addess'd paid with
miit,n,s or orders for 10 this 81 m2' lmsrc
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-16

THE STATE OF BlISSiSSlPPl,t rebate court
CnocTAw COUNTY. { June term. "a
vgNo all whom it may concerp You are hereby
cited to appear before the Judge OF our sold
prnh,te Court at court to be held for said coun-
- = TIE faurtb Monday IN August
nov, ,5en aud there to show cause, if any you
can, why an ordes should not be made TO sell Tue
following described lands, belonging to Cyrus
Cotton ) Innate. according to the prayer OF tie
ne,;tion Of William A. Cotton, his guardian to
W.T.. MEAN WI and N w ! n and
81 W j N / of Section Is, Township mp : ~ l.
Range I E, all lying intlc county and State a
fore>aid ..: 10 r,b-
l;.haJ IN the Western Statesman, newspaper
nnbisbed in tie town of CorroIton' Tor SIX
weeks excessively. 1,1uo
Witness the Hon. James A. Kennedy Juoge
of the said Probate Court the 4th mon'"y >"
june "a THOS. N. DAVIS, Clerk.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-16
1I.arcery sale.

Ntb he ond Monday, being the l2ih DAY OF
ID August next, in front Of the court house
- Ne town of CarroIlton, Carroll county,
do1r ~ G for sale at pubic auction. for cash. the
WI o.er described negro slaves to wit, girl
Io ,. ICED line yeers, boy George aged seven
Ellza' El,n;ra AGED five years, Ellic aged three
years Pu virtue OF decree Of The District Chan
years 90, Of the State Of Mississippi, holden At
Gerry Jnor' IN a cause wherein james A GOA
carrO,,DH, nt and Martha Coca ct al are de-
PENDANTS: WIN. P. BOLE,
=, ,e,A a5w Commissioner
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-16

n ETTERS ofadministratin with the will an
- nexed) having been grnted to the under
signed, Thy the Probate Govt Of Carroll county
at the Sert'r term, ls44,) oIthe estate OF HARDY
Wooran. decd. all persons wing claims against
sa;d estate viii present them duly authen icaied
within the time prescribed b law, or they WI
be forever barred. JUDY WOOIAN,
AGm'r nah th{wU Gnaered Of
Hday WootGn, decd.
September 81, l644.-l4-6'
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-16

fffli aa8efsfssd tsf IA tsas a'efsf n ~
fftafe NN 81 fsuaI taatf. eaHHa ..
famaff ftfe0s.4e sNf sesMIeH 80 eHfHH ~ its
fHffnl tfsflfsft ~ e. ssfsfa af asffaeW y
iseMsH. fasf fefhffsH laaNgfNf. slf Hsef
81 iaa fsshlstes ~ ffHss !. siaftas ~ f.s Mlf4
siefisf Is esfh Hafh ~ 80 asah "a. Is o.
setts eg.tf W lains sFs' aHf FffsHHe
IAHN HFfV#4H
IiiHfsrFNNV gfDNER,
ISAAC SULLIVAN.
MfEf wIHft N.Hanf SHOWERS
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-16
n. A. SEWARD. Clerk
ABSrRACT.

The bill charges TINT complainant intcrmarried
with defendant in the county of Carroll and state
uf Mississippi, sometime in October. A. y. 1850,
m thrt the defendant Ina. since deserted and con-
nuad to desert complainant for more than three
years next preceding the fling Of his bill and
moved TO the STATE of Louisiana that said deser-
ton Of complainant by defendant is without any
ust or reasonable cause; and prays that the bouds
of q utrimony now stbsistng between complain
ant aad defendant be dissolved, and for nothing
held.
Defendant will take notice that the deposition,
Of Benjamin Lee, NJ. 3. ri man and C. D. il
man, will be taken at Carrolteu in said county, III
the office of John Mcclellan. Commissioner, on the
st Monday Of October, 1914, between the hours
" 10 o'clock A. NJ and 2 P. NJ, TO be read in eyi-
dence at tie trial Of the above stated case, on the
part Of complainant, when and where you may at
tend, SC J. S. JOHNSON,
Sol'r for Comppt
July lS4i-3-3m
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-16

District chaucery court of the State
of Mississippi, L CarrOIItOn.
William ". Whitehead J
w %, u.s. At Sept Rules.
Leo g. Hardy.
ETpON oncning the matters in this bill and II
aeop. rinr ~ tic saiSiactin" of tho cnurt
that tie defendants Lee and Hard, are not ilhad-
iants of thi, State, but reside beyond the limits
thereof so that the ordinary process Of this court
cannot lie served upon them, ills
Ord-yed, That uhlesS the said defendants 0P-
pear before Wee Chancellor, NJ the court room IN
the town of Carrolon. on the third Monday in
December next. and plead, answer or demur TO
he bill of complaint therein, the several aIlega-
IONS thereof viii be tai en- for confessed, and
such order and decree made therein as the Vice
hanrellur may deem equitable and Just,
4 is FURTHER .de,ed, That a copy of this order
he inserted in the western Statesmen" once a
week for two months, successfully.
ABSTRACT
BIZ fled 3Ist August, ls44-The bilRcharges
that in January. 1887, one Meshnck King drew
draft prvable to compt, on the firm Of Lee d.
hardv. of New Orleans, for the sum of $3.50
ub.cb was accepted BY said fra and paid at matu-
ritv-stateS that said def'ts never pretended TO
10 hold compl't liable on said bill until 1889,
when thew sold the cotton crop of comrl't' and re-
tanned the amt of said draft and interest, amount
mr. 10 the sum Of $3.50 80 which the defts
claim to be due from the estate Of said hing, who
had derorted TINS lite, and whose estate was in
solvcnt--states rhat when cOnFrt ed det'ts by
attachmen Mt law, and in ls4D obtained judgment
for the sum Of 81 no 96, and at the same time
Obtained judgm, mt against one John L. Palmer
& Ann Cross, admir- and adn1n'x OF Ohtef
ross. deed, as garnishees, On which last Iudg
he caused to be made 81, 1877 96-charges that al
forwards lie obtained judgt against one Epl r'im
Loyd as parnishee, on which ne caused 10 en1de
he sum Of 500 OF 4--charges that there IS still
due compl't * % 81, with interest from the l6h
Nav. l942--thorges hat on l7th June 1914. IN
lie district chancery court ofthe State of Missis-
snpi nj c, rrollton. deft obaintd decree lgalnSt
s.id Io,d a one Susannah Graham. for "a, 2SS II,
nj interest, &c.--charges hat the commission
or in cbancerv has sold under said decree property
IN = credlt III 6 month, for nOre than sufficient to
nav said decree of S4,28S 81 PrayS, That said
coIn'r he restrained from aging said sum OF
"a .2ss 81 10 said Lee & Hardy, or their soi'rs,
until he paw compI't the ann due him from SAID
def'ts and for general reiei8c
10' y WIN. P. BCLE,
Csrroton, 9th Sept, l94-2m Clerk.
VIM. CormRAN, So'rior complt.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-16
I'D


A Will. - easftsa - cgfH 4 fgtgH ~.
talF fsfese q fatl.e tls "a ikei0e8 81
Gue4staW. eH Gle ffsi Waaffy u Hofe aef
aeef. HfHH credit ~ twelve Hsaits. fie f'Efes
lag feafutad bind. 10 aif Ntkt w sna
NJ w tNE sfd W tNEl 81 .eelan
W. township ~ mnas =, lhe tufebasaf giving
hute, VIA apafUged speuNfy ffifle rpudJ
WILLIAM A. COTTON.
NeN OIL. isttalw gatBna a.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-16
NOTICE.

II ,orsons indebted to the,state of James KEEL
n 10 deceased will rleas, come forward and
n,ake novmept; and all. pesons having claims
o,ra;nst said estate will preent them, properly
authenticated, in The time Prescribed by ia"' u
thew will be forever barred
ROBERT KEEY'l Executors.
WILEY kelly,
lime 90, Is44-6w
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-16
MOTTO n.

\ test0mentary on the estate OF John
r decea sed, having been granted by
pOate Court of Carroll county, STATE
the July term thereof, lS44, TO The
all persons indebted to said estate
r to make immediate payment and
clalmS against the same. are request
them duly authenticated within the
Pea by law or they will be fore ver
N. W. WHITEHEADt rvoc,,tors
HUGH W. DAVIS,
ls44-6w
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-16
EXEa UFOM'S NOICEE.

v ETTERS testamentary having been granted
\ 4 to the undersign, (by the Probate Court of
Carroll County, at the August term lS4l, there
of,) on the Last will and testament of Thomas
Dent, deceased, all persons having claims a
ganst said estate, are hereb' notified to present
them duly authenticated, within the time pre-
scrbcd by law, or they will be forever barred
OHIO B. DENT,
RUSSELL G. BEALL,
August 9Th, lS44---6w Executors.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-16
THE STATE OF Ml> SISSIPlPL,(
CARROLL COUNTY, s, S.
:, =, ~, Ali Nm, u 1914.


Mary j. BeosIy( Attachment for the sum o.
rs. $500.
John Carter )
An this case it appearing to the satisfaction Of
] the Court, that ,hr Attachment IN tins Ease has
been returned executed, by eyy,ng the same Oh
lots rs and 70, in tie town OF Maroon.
tits therefore, Orae,sd by he Court that no
t;ce be given, that # the DEF ndanr shall fail to
appear t the next ,erm of the Circuit Court o.
Carroll county, to be holden at the Court House
in tie town of Currollton, on the first Monday OIL
October. A. D. 1874, and plead, answer or detIur
10 said Attachment, judgment by default Will De
rendered AGAINST him. and the property attached
will he sold. 1t is fuIther ordered, by the Court
that this notice De pubIishep in the W estern
Statesman newspaper published in Carroll'oh'
for four weeks, according to Ia 9.
true copy from the minutes OF SAID court
R. A SEW ARD Clerk.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-16
lNlSrR AT0R,S NNT4llt

aNlSTRATOR'S NOTICE
ksCns interested in the lands and ten
bf Mary Russell deed, you will take
4 the December term next of Il e Pro-
Il Carroll county, ] viii Apply for an
tie NE4 ofNE4 of section 81,
n, Range A East, for the purpose OF
'tbts Of said estate, when and where
|ear and show cause if any you can
Der should not be made.
DAVID BROWN,
Pministrator of Mary Russell decd.
y, lS44--6W
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-16
NOTICE

Mons interested in the lands and ten
bfTlomas Dent, decd, YOU will take
the December ierm next of the FRO
i Carroll county. we will apply for
III the S w 4 Of S w ! and n W ! Of
b / ofN w / and w J OF N " ! Of
lbvnshr IS, Range 3 East, fer the
hhing distribution among the heirs
|bes of the estate OF said decedant,
|ucyou will appear cnd show cause
h, why such order should not be made
OHIO B DENT,
RUSSELL &. BEALL,
9, IN4--6w Executors.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-16
.ssin,iniSIYc,s0r,s .Sosice.
.fIMitMtsfr0TOr'S .V'oficc,

TENO all persons interested in the lands and ten
L ements of Enoch e. Ely, decd take notice
that at the November term next, Of the Problte
Court Of Carroll County, will apply for an order
to sell the S w OF Section 8, Township is,
Range ) East, belonging to the estate of Enoch
G. Ely, decd, for the purpose of paying the debts
of said estate, when you can attend and show
cause 10 the contrary.
THOMAS ELY.
Sent 81, IS44-6w Administrator.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-16
AlSrR NOTICE.

administration lbeing been grant.
| Undersigned, bv he Hon Prob r.
kN county. attie october torn 1879.
II estate OF Richatd g. Brown deed.
sirr claims against said estate, are
Il iopresentthcm duly authenticated,
Dc prescribed By law, or they will be-
/, and al those indebted 10 said es-
Er,d 10 come forward and nuke io'-
len'
WILLIAM HEMINGWAY,
admr Of Richard q. Brown decd.
lSl4--6w
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-16
NOTICE.

administration having been grant
{ Undersigned, by the Hon. The Pro-
Carroll county, June term, 1914, on
4 Randolph Elliott, d, ceased. All
|Ing claims against said estate arc
I'D to present them, duly "uthentica'
Pie time prescribed by law, or they
'er barred. And all those indebted tt
hre requested to come forward anC
late payment
IA A. ELLIOTT, A 5miniStrGirir
of Randolph Elliott, deceased
\ June 20, ls44-6w