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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-22

IN CHANGER Y.-3th Circuit The President Directou
L Co. The OnOndag County Bank Tbs BnnS oi Bull
fcoico hereby given pursuant To 2ier Of tho Couit
ofChanrc,y dated 2ith day ot September lS,t ha
ic,nesiuy hg 9th DAY oi October nexi. shall sell public
auction at te Americas Hotel IN the City OF Buffalo eonsen
cins 10 oci5ch, ~ Vi. u tia remaining property. eato
and effect IN. said Bank of Buffalo. whether real Uerona
consisting garI Of Notes. Book Accounts. stocks. Judg
el. Enai and iioy6ages, among winch are, Bond ani
NJ.t.se Infj3 b: O. :. Hubbard tor about sOCCJ on land
,unl- Chicago. NJ. luf BuEd md honIage. mede hg
prait & Taylor anon land Toledo. Jho for about sl5 C
Also real e,t1is ernung which Zh 10 the convs
aGcs Ui Brc B, 10 Manhattan Chio lot Pear street.
City of Buffalo 81. Tint The terms Oi such Sals Viii
be CA.H powa and without rscOuTte 20
llatst buInio. Sent 2.,th, l:l.. IRA. 4. BLOSSOM.
ogiw Receive: q: 'ha Bank ni p Iisi
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-22
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEwYoRK... OCTOBER 2l.
Cleared.

Sbipe Er,pirc Russell New. Orleans. johnson s. Lowden;
Atsbams, Bunker, New. Orleans Wm Nelson. powhstan
a,ope Char es,on. u X Kingsland: II Allen. wilson, do
Geo Sutton. "
R.rk Swan Bowman, Amsterdam. Wm Weiser
nrIr Asbana DuLiey. Charleston S;u..es & Chairman.
schs Victoria Falkrnbufe. Richmond. n l. McCiesdy &
Co Mary Emma, West Mobile. master; Nassau. Chester
Rehmcnd Alien & Paxson.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-22

SE8RING's RESTORATIVE CORDiAL-:o ;rsty ces
y 5ratet 10! the cure 0! DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS Ar
PETITIONS DEBILITY, &C., g prepared ed sold, Nghcs
saz and RETAIL By the proprietor, a No Murray s. Il may
aio a obtained ct TIE in.0Iyin. rzpeciabie Druggists
& Co. i0 E.oaGar ard u snr House, Wa. Eayrc-. -
loC7an IT, 4. g. < D. EeE, s Futon 81: 4. B. Sands
Co. 20 oadwEy David s,lEs ( Co, Il Fest BrueGway
lsreel alipor, n Fulton ST. Tarraat 10 Greenwich 81 g.
Coby. 81 Pearl a.. j. l. achIefeln. III Ccaa S.; J. (
totE-toE. f rsJr -: Z Gheseae7. 10 Bo5veTg I: T.
t,..tDH. 10 :}eecker stecs-
-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-22

:SATE%J OF iCE-l1yenf0f, are resp eitahy W Huss
Ln1: e J.rss continues pI.pars Diawnsi sL is rr
cations ofeyey eescripon OF nveacEs al hs ONCE ID
ton 81. Iron Buihngs n. Y. ,.LG.Iu.at
The drawinsI may be ltnosraphed al BIZ Old Sis
i3 Fulton 81; 81 Y where the best description oil
work executed on the lowest tsns. u AL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-22

IN PURSUANCE Of nm order OF the Surrogate of the tYun
ty of notice hereby given 70 all persons hdr-
Yor sceae 20 present the with the vouchers thereo
subscriber at b residence No 2i Bro2me stree, tho
CITY New York before sc twentieth day ~ Dece
ber neyt Dated NewY ork the l7,h day Of June, 1874
iel1 lnafIn, JAMES q. KNAPP. Adm.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-22

HLGTHS.-OEvs. Brown. Green. backI. Blues shaep
W Gray and oihe, varie1es low medium and fire for seIs
By oN L. Z. STANTON. % Bea7est;res.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-22

=. For SALE OR LEASE.-'lnI;y-two Lots vi
4S Ground ior Ele Harslmus n bounded by jersey
Else Avenue, and Ere, Hcrsimus. and streets about
me mile from Jc,oy City For particulars. inquire at q
thatbn cfrAC.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-22
TIE RE.r STOVE OUT.

nLMsTEDs PATENT sTOVEa.-Tho.e q wtas .o o.
~ PAgLoR. Hall Nursery Itoyes. Will hnd sooo o.
ortmen better article having been rsce) ss
hand and 20. SHE Us reasonable term, ~ any ~
Wholesale and retail. T. IL tRJWbhIHE'
Om,read sovs Menulac.nry. ai0 Wafer 81 near eHon
4 FRICAN GUASO-lO0tons fresh Gusno from lcnaoGot
nnTrhagr. " RICHARD IRWIN.
~ 2,yr = ffilIs--t-N---
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-22

g1FFTu AMBOY sE.fiNARY-Scien,,lc. Mathematical!
-36 Clascal The winter session of ~ weeks will coz
oancs oa aoaday Nov ith. The cout-e Of innc3n m ls
-, y. - ibe p,:rinais y s. f. WOODBRIDGE,
VI "a s,r+ = e.. WOODBRIDGE.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-22
FOR THE EAST

.. e~sss = d. ~. YlSSCHER'S EXPRESS Will
/ g. !caye NEW YORK On Mon.Iary and
sssEssss5FsISs Ihurslay in Steamboat NiSRQD al G
oc0cA Z. y Wet 5tocttEtge viz Housatgnc Railroad
Return leave WeE; S0ckb.tge fer ew York Tuestgy and
Friday c transportation OF Dundies PACKAGE noney and
produce. O!hcs .;o. L. West Street. my2J s.;-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-22

DO.RplNG SCHOOL FOR BoYS-HewCansan Sem
E3inary Ci-JouE OsgoRs. Princioai-Sumbet OF Pupi.s
limited 70 wen,y1erns sl0 per year CcunTs can be oO'
81 Riycgon street, Sias uaIem ID 2pn Ttc
principnl can 800 PeaIlcct, where circulars ao
-,gy hon nLtn'uel. Ot iH4
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-22

tt suTAyD" HALL-A FAMILY BOARDING
"A SCHOOL. FOR BOYS.-NgmbeI limited g, ct 70 10 GeG:
ra.lT STUFFED Wgt Bnoned Ess 20 ~ j. IL mil si'oin
+: Yora a.. from Eoisafh. Terms Tr0derdt>
The frs, seu1 n .s new institution w! open on Wed
gv fh tc; under The immediate o the subscriber.
ffc he lest3 years Piac,vGi Of the BioOafcd Eng dRd
5,5ass,soi 8eGdcmy DAVID A. FRAME
PRINCIPAL and Proprietor.
Particulars furnished application TO The Principal by mail
or otherwise.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-22
COAL.

(,OAL-The subscribers continually sc=Fips saeh
f,-rh.r ,s from The NOS, approved nines oil me sn'
ou 1es Broken E and Nut whsa hfy S. WI sinc sx
itui'el. Hu,i' 4 u'' u'-S wa " " 4 n TIKI SLOW.
non ife Sa-H M Cherry q. ard l1J Mulberry -.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-22

DROOKI.YN CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SELECT
d SCHOOL. No rs Hicks G:reeThls School VIII re5pen
oua Instruction and substantial prOgre: secured heeence
L1 ,pL.o;rs.i ~ ,Se prr7,,ial au0 Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-22

YOUNG LADIES BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL.
.irs BAILEY epec,iuy inform, her pat!ons ana ne
ncDlc thai ea w Te1Jen her Seminary Monday. the th
az so,em. nest so: terms. references. elc. apply al Ter
res,Gcfce 30 70 Carol! Place. bleecser II. ~ ow
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-22

LADIES CATERS. S.-Lades' Caters OF ysT;ou,
49, crat,ons-t:oal 81 10 ga. and promise tie
b.s iit--a-a quality equa u any made II bLoadway
WI SMITH Il HAkTSHORNE. I0 Futon st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-22
LEGAL.

NOTICE ol application Tor the tischa;e Of an nso'sr
inn HIS deb pursuant the prnvonS OF the thif hiu
Gle OF ths m t,e fh chapter of the >ecoad part OF ire
Revised Sla:les Felix houis. Notice t's' published seit
9Th ,,l
Creirars to appear before T. \ Tamadge. Recorsr 81 re
Cy %! Se the -5h CaY 0s ttOler next II CLOCK
ni. Nsv.. yn,. so lnw6w.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-22

e.s-,.,s CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN CLOCKS!-
= u 2 The rntsrrioeI. who vGs e"ar6sl Dpoma al
the i,ew York Stale Fam OF isi5 and lsi3 for the
ses, toned Church Bell. ard sso Silver Medal for
the b;.lBs!!. and Diploma for Town C!oca; exfl-
Sed az The rer o the American ins;te Ociob-, rt
now prepared his FouEdry West Troy New York. to
furn.h Bells of from 20 tn 10 o s made Of the best mate
ris and warranted stand sld TO pieaSs-fastens
them improved Cast lrnn Yoses with Hoveabe Arms The
Increasing demand io his Balls best evidence that
he given oil their sxcesncs Udes have been Ged2vei from
the annda and sro&t all tie States HTt aboG l0 have
been furnished different Dinc the stat. ot New fuk
ff.n his FoGndryTJfsn CiIeGs. -eveIng and Surveying
InstruGieaif. C.. jper and grzss CaSinks &c. Sc.
OF en- ANDREW NENEELY.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-11
WAyERL Y HOUSE.
MOBILE. ALA.

YNHE undersigned, long known as the pro
prietor of the La Grange House Tusca-
Ioosa, win open the Wayerly House, Mobile,
lately occupied by Earle 81 Bondurant-on the
first of October next, Cor the reception of COM
pany The Waverly is undergoing thorough
repairs, aud win be well arranged for the com
fort Of boarders. Particular attention will be
paid to families. Mrs. Pattison viii direct her
best efforts and long experience to make their
situation agreeable.
AS to the Table and general accommoda-
tons, they will be such as to merit, what is
hereby solicited, liberal share of patronage
for the Waverly.
CHAs. s. PATTISON.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-11

DENTISTs

TAR. DAYTON has removed his Office to
the room over E1aleb " Mntd0cks Store,
formerly Vim, Huddleston n Col where he
win be happy TO attend 70 any who need his
suryices as Surgeon Dentist 70 which depart
ment Of his profession he will hereafter devote
his whole attention.. s. 3 81 S 4.
Ladies may find Il pieasenter to call At bis
room az the the Eagle Hotel 20 which house
he has removed bis family. Any calls leit a
either place win receive prompt attention.
Nosembat 30s l643.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-11
WILLIAM ECKFORD,
COMMITS SION ME RCHA Mt.
MOBILE ALA.

COLUMBUS MISSISSIPPI, 1S43.
The subscriber intends continuing the Com-
mission Business in the city of Mobile, and
will contne his transactions to a legitimate
COMMISSION & sFACTORAGE
Blu SINESS,
Consequently be will not come under liabilities
by acceptance or otherwise, for any one, unless
for produces &c. received or upon the receipt
of Bills Of Lading.
In al cases, when advances are made upon
produce in store, tile same viii be considered
insured, and for the benefit ofhis friends gener-
ally, open policies viii be kept, and all ship
ments to him will be insured, if endorsed in the
Bill of Lading, 'sro BE INSURED, and signed
by the Clerk or Master Of the Boat.
The undersigned, thankful 70 his friends and
The public for former patronage. sulcits con-,
tinuaDce OF the same. He Hatters himself
with tie hope that his experience IN business,
together with his best exertiOnss will enable
him to give entire satisfaction 10 those who
will entrust 10 him their business.
Very respectfully,
WILLIAM sECKFORD-
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-11
CHANCERY COURT
OF THE STATE OF MISSES
Held AT COLUMBUS.

John Mum, Compl ainant 90
I0a ss NOW. AAeiss' 49,
Reuben S. A. Mcintyre
and Nell McIn.yres del %.
TTPON opening the matters ofthIs oill ana Q,
II Iitaupeafina that the defendants, are not
;nhah;ta5nts ST this State. but reside beyond
tie limits tbeEeofso that the ordinary process
81 this Court cannot be executed upon Inenl
4 s ordered that unless SAID defendants ap.
, ss b.sfore the Vice Chancellor at the Court
Rom IL the town Of Colnmbus On the
Lee Monday in May next,
"a nlaaA answeF or demur to the biz q com.
pIaint herein the SEVERAL aaegsflops .netee .
ssill IS a tosaid defendants taken f0r comes
- And snca orte or decree made therein e
- 80 j Yice Chancellor may seem equitable
and Just. - a Ills 81.
spr he inserted ii the aColumbns' wig
n Sc, published n the Town 9. lols@
1,,s s,s 4 week for two months successiKeay
'''7''s.'s N MCCARTHY CLERK.
III. Il. Jarnag Jim, Solicitor. Il ii.
j Nov. 3, 1913 pkla1sls - =
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-11
THE sTATEaOF MISSISSIPPI

z fAAA ~ = "A \ - Ce HAAOtOAOO41 4 H
LowNDEs COUNTY.
! Probate Court December Term 1643.
NO all persons Interested in the estate Of
II Robert PortWood deceased, late Of the
county aforesaid. You are hereby cited to APP
pear before the Judge Of our SAID Probate
Court at the February term thereof to be hold
en- at the Court House on the
lst Monday in February, 1914,
and then and there show cause if any you can
why an order should not be made to sell the fol.
lowing described lands subject to the widows
dover therein, belonging to the estate of
Robert Portwood deceased agreeable to the
prayer of the petition of Jno. r. Pertwocd adj
mlnistrator ofsaid estate to wit
The East hall of North east quarter of sec.
ton 80. Township II Range IL West. Con-
tanning 10 $1,000 acres. Also East half of
South West quarter of section 26, Township
IL South, Range IL West containing 80 g.
100 acres also North West quarter of North
west 1-S, dividing north and south offractioual
section thirty six, township seventeen, range
seventeen west Also
The west half of the north east quarter of
section thirty five, in township Ia, range II
west, containing seventy nine, $1,000 acres
The south half of lot number three, in Sec
ton thirty SIX, township seventeen, south, of
range seventeen west, containing 81 1900
acres.
The North half Of the west half Of south
west quarter of Fractional section thirty six,
township seventeen south, range seventeen
west. containing thirty nine S5 100 acres.
Also. the north half of east half of south
east quarter of section thirty five, of township
seventeen south, range seventeen west, con-
tanning 80 96-lOO acres.
il is further ordered by the Court that this
citation be published in the"C olumbus Whig'
and Columbus Democrat two newspapers pub
lshed in the town of Columbus for six weeks
successfully. Witness Hon. Thos, Sampson
Judge of the Probates Court of Lowndes
County Mississippi this LIST Monday of Decen-
Der, 1913.
WIN. p. FULLER. clerk
December Z, 1913. print. fee, $50
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-11
T.EATHER.

TIME Subscribers agents for the most ex-
IA tenaive Tan Yards 10 this section of the
country, keep constantly on hand. ~ be, Har2
ness, Bride and Upper LeatllerS beer Skins,
Sheep Skins, DC.
bee. 6. HALE ~ MURDOCH.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-11
COMPREHENSIVE.

COPARTNERSHlP.
FEFIE subscribers have this day formed
II connection. under the firm Of
!. BULL & BOARDMAN.
for the transaction of a COMMISSION,
FORWARDING & FACTORAGEB USI-
NESS, IN this city and respectfully offer their
services to their friends and the public.
Liberal advances in Cash will be made on
Cotton, consigned to them fof sale OF for ship
ndent; and special attention paid 10 the execu-
ton of orders.
Their Office is the same heretofore occupied
by Bull & Files, 1.-THE cornef Of Water and
81. Louis streets.
PLATT BULL,
WILLIAM c.. BCARDMAN
Mobile Oct. Doth 1913 2l.-3w.
Prompt attention viii at all times be given
to business entrusted to our care, and by con-
srantly seeking to promote the interests of our
employers we shall endeavour to merit, and
hope receive, contisuance Of their 6vors.
Our practical knowledge Bof the business IN
all It's brnches; long and intimate acquaint-
ance with this market, and many facilities for
obtaining early andI correct information from
all tie great Cotton ports. viii we trust, en-
| able Us TO meet the reasonable expectations
ofour friends, who may avail themselves ofonl
pfrr 81 414YGpnKf ri
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-11

Law NOTICE.
|FERAlL will devote himself ex-I
|tbe practice of Law in the inferior
h courts, and faithful ly and as
lend to all business submitted 10
Office in the Court house opposite
aofice.
4 Miss. Jan. 9TH 1914.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-11
DIR. A. N. JONES,
LANE & QUIGLEY.

WTILL continue the Foctorage and Com
w mission Business n this city, and soil
let sharge OF the public patronage, with the
assurance that every exer ton shall be made to
promote the interest of those who contide
their business to our care.
Mobile, Sept. l743,
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-11
8 AND BOOTS,
m MEDICAL DEPOT
IL FRONT sTREEET,

AZ IN W. - - - - - - aAA-- j
Eoth of Dauphin Street,
IN hand and For Sale, the
growth of last seasons 900 Lbs.
Iobelia Seed, together with IA
Snperior Stock of other Bofan q
Medicines, recently selected.
lac Of Quine, as usual at this es-
|s9 so per OF. Jewett's, Over.
c,ber I.ininlents The New and
|saan Books, Hou.ard's Medical
IA American Practice, and Matt
IN Vegetable Practice.
Iolhe country will be attt i'd sd to
d fdelity.
/, i 1911 nd.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-11
COTTON GINS.

PLANTERS wanting Carver's superior
IN Cotton Gins for next crop had better
leave their orders with the Subscribers so as to
ensure their arrival before the close ofthe spring
navigation. -
Agents for CARVER WASHBURN Geo.
They can be seen in operation at the plan
tations of J. C. Cox, nearP Plymouth, AT. Young
near Colbert and Daniel Harvie on the Macon
Road Is miles from Columbus.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-11
lICT CHANCERY COURT,
HESITATE OF MIS- SlSSIP
EELDAT COLUMBUS
January Rules, ls44

u January Rules, 1914 .
aSEith ct al
opening the matters of this bill and
lpsaflng that the defendant Sarah
lrt an inhabitant Of this State but,
yend the limit S thereof so that the
process Of this Court carnot be exc
Gr; Therefore it is ordered that uTs
defendant appear on OF before the
y She next term of this Court to be
Monday in May next.
! answer Or demur to the bill Of COM
lsIn' the several allegations thereof
! y sad defendant taken for confessed
Y order ordecre made therein a. THE
Es4eellor may deem equitabla and Just,
'asaer ordered that 4 copy of this Or.
v IN the &C ulumhns Wing once
M9Wc months successively.
In M, McCARTEIY Clerk,
|ellsId Hewitt, Scls for mpIaini,
Az 1874. -.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-11
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

III VI ~ LIZ
nURLIC NOTICE is hereby given, to all
nersons interested, that Letters of Adj
nllnstration on the estate OF lsham Rainey
laie 0ff Monroe County Mississippi decd, were
Probate Court 81 said County on the % day Of
january u ga. All persons having claims
against said estate are requested to present
the same duly authenticated within the time
BY law, andsthOse indebted, are
requested TO settle withouk delay, : 49, - 8
WILLIAM II : RATNEY,
HENRY W. ALLEN,
~ III 1871 ssss Administrators
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-11

j Thomas Sampson, Judge of the
Court of Iiowndes county, MISSISSIPPI
thy Of January, N. d. 1S44
VIM, P. FULLER, Clerk
), iS44.-6m.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-11
w M. M I5UZAhIs
T.. D, CARRlNGTON.
WM. II. SHELTON

Jan, LIST, 1914. s.
I he bhsiness in future. win be conducted by
the undersig ned, under The name and style of
COZART ~ SIIEBTO NJ who viii receive
III asfew days general assortment of Mer-
chandIae. eTpbraeingsa great variety of New
and fashionable Goods, which wiii5b offered
for cash. OF on time to punctual customers at
IL sonable prices, cash purchasers viii find it
10 their interest to can.
WIN. M. COzARr.
VIM. II, SHELTON.
q fSninr,1hirs Mis- I'm 1sf. 1871
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-11
EDUCATION,

Ik11NA
"A YOUNG Lady qualified to teach the ru-
"A diments ofan English Education Writing
and Arithmetic and to give lessons on the ri.
ano wishes to engage herself as teacher in
private family where she can devote herself
to the instruction of from eight to ten pupils
under twelve years of age. Salary viii not be
made primary object.
Letters addressed to A. B. Post Office, Co.
iumbus viii be Immediately attended to-:
Columbus Dec. d, 1912.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-11

II HALE d MURDOCH.
NHE undersigned are receiving per recent
arrivals, an extensive assortment of For
eign and Domestic Goods, which they have
purchased at very low rates. and to which they
solicit the attention of the Planters and Mer.
chants of Mississippi. visiting the city.
\. The Stock viii consist in part of
$50 Tons Swedes Iron ass'd | S in.
40 g . Gale !"
SO g Rolled, sss.
30 $ american, Square, Round,
Hoop, Horse shoe Nail rods,
Flat Iron,
SO g American, English Hollow
Ware, well assorted.
a !" Sheet s. Boiler Iron,
1000 Kegs Swedes Iron Cut Nails,
40 Horse Shoe Nails,
8 Bags Wrought Nails,
800 Nova Scotia Grindstones,
1000 D5zen Wedding Hoes, assorted
1000 Pair Trace Chains,
100 Dozen Collins and other favor
tie making Axes,
SO Sets Blacksnith's Tools,
200 Dozen Gotten and Wool Cards
: 100 Steel Corn Mills, assorted,
80 Single, and double Barrel Guns, /
80 Rifles, 3
so Motifs Agricultural + Furnaces g
Kettles made expressly for Planters
use. IS.
Together with General Assortment Of "a.
BILE and Pocket Cutlery, LOCKS, SpOONs.
BUTTS, SCREWS, CARPENTERS
TOOLS, DC. &c. Al OF winch they OlleI
OsMAZANGE, g. CO..
Corner Commerce s. Exchange Streets.
Mobile. Dec. ]. 1873.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-11
'lTE OF MIS- SISSiPPn
LOipnCIeS County.

& Court, January Term, 1874
|Dersons interested IN the estate of
Ia {. Moore decd, late of the ccan-
b You are hereby cited to appear
|lu5gof our said Probate Court at
| Term thereof. to be holden at the
seon the LIST Monday in March lS.
|hen and there show cause Hany
EhYau order should not be made to
I,Eing described lands belonging
lie 81 William L. Moore. deceased;
b theprayer of the petitibn Of John
b one Of the administrators Of said
VT;
tiEe, six, seven and eight, il sec
Fenty nine, township No. nineteen,
eighteen east, (reas the own ct
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-11

Ithr ordered, that this citation be
lthe "Colnmbus Y ElIg and &C ol-
hcrat" two newspaper published
bot Columbus, for Six weeks sue
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-11
MALTlIAl.L NILE.

gnaIS establishment Il in order to serve
customers. beth tof grinding wheat ono
corn. # has suh ained ld aanlage le PA
hi6Il saief. aliish h1s erlE irl.erRlip.
liois IA q slIillu ihnm
eeni;orl ar 4 Is u dags q m ~ Ia leek
fhosirh many repOFaaa ilsalt besM eleq
dif1feFenk tfrfles, tlIssi tEwas 1Enheqsn psgctt
Ger &c. sat ~ stc6 sf1as Oil - ewise "a.
J JOS. s. w a LlF tiaAiL 81 = gpssaaslli
December, %.
- TRUST SALE 4 v Y.
NJ x vfpe ola deed IN trust executed Pr
u Edmond B. Hoskins of the County Of
I.owndes and States of Mississippi to the SUBJ
scfiber Ss Trestee, win expose 70 sale FOX
Cash at the residence Of said Hoskins IN the
County Of LOwndes,on the 18th day of March
1874, the following property 70 wit !; Negro
Slaves, Cato, Jacob and his wife, Fanny, Jim
his wife Kizzy and their three children Matilda
Grandson and Infant. William George and
Nancy Horses and Mules, Hogs, Oxen. Cat
tie, Wagg0ns and Gear Ploughs and Hoes,
and House hold Furniture.
SucL tide as 10 vested IN the Trustee VII
be made tcpurchasers. ...-.u.. ~
s5F A u a. R. II. HOSKlNS-
Cnlufnhre Sent 18th 1a43s Trustee.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.
- FILTERS Of Administration having been
a. GRANTED to the undersigned on the estate
q Ann NJ Harris deceased at the October
Term Of the Probate Court OF Oaktl0Dena
Coijnfv. An persons having claims against the
aid estate are requested to present them guy
authenticated within the time prescflDsu oy
law, otherwise they will De forever barred, allI
those indebted to said estate are requested 70
make immediate payment.
naceuher. /. 1S43
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-11

NrOlTCE.-If Elizabeth and John Moore,
II the daughter and son of Thomas Moore,
and the grand daughter and grand son of Jes-
sc Owen, by the mothers viii call on me sheT-
if of Lowndes county, Miss. they may obtain
information of considerable importance to them.
December 8, 1913.
Editors in this and the adjoining states
would no doubt contribute to the cause of be-
nevoIence by giving the above notice few m
sertions in their papers.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-11
BUNCH COT 1iON gEED.

sknn BUStdES4.S of this desirable Seed
OOO e nor s',. for the first time offered for
samples u lotion raised The mast season from
t, HALE a. MURDOCH.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-11
MOBILE IRON STORE.

4Fsa
OF HARDyWARE.
100 PACKAGES OF WEEDINGi
HOES, made in the best manner, impor.
ted expEessly for their trade with the plan.
tiers. s. = 8. 81 e
GIN GEAR With Bolts complete for / @ and
I9 III. Wheels II reduced prices ssW arr
ranted.'' Il seq ss.sas
SHEET STE.EL. Briatlss etc for Gin
MalsHras 1855 I = sss
MILL STONES. ali sizes. EsOpu6 and
Burr Rocks, iorsE FIGURING
We confidently believe that we can
make Tito The interest Of CONSUMERS is plir-
chase from Us, as our knowledge Of their
wants Is founded on the experience Of the
last IS years.
DE FO13EST5 MORRIS s. CO.
5 "a Water street. Mobile.
N. B. Sole Agents fortlse Sale of PETER
Mc1N1'YRE'S CORN MIL us fPEATTSPA-.
TENFy which will hear examinations ~
Mobile, JANUARY 1Ith, 1874.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-11
NOTICE.

II q. RENTFROW, Esq Of Oktibbcha
County, Is my agent and attorney, to
transact any business in nv name, during
my absence from TIE State.
JOHN q. SKINNER.
F1SN % 1870
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-11

E:EAp sADDLERY:
- ri 3 U I. dio Bags. Brides "a y
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-11
LAW NOTICES

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