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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-23
ChaMcery Sale.

ON the 2nd Monday being the 18th. da, Of
- August next, 10 front Of the court bousa
door IN the town of Carrollton, Carroll comfy 7
WI offer for sale at public auction, for cash tba
IIo,,ilowlng described negro slaves, to wit GIRL
Enza' aged nine yeers, boy George aged seven
years. Elmira aged five years, Ellie AGED three
years: BY virtue Of decree of the District Chan
Gerry court OF the State of Mississippi, holden nj
oarroilton' in cause wherein James A. Com
3 complainant and Martha GOA ct al. are de-
1,,u Al ,o. VIM. p BOLE,
1'"' Ao44'-o-ow Commissioner.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-23
ALSO,

The following real estate described and designa-
ted as the Northeast quarter of Sec. 2S, the
Northeast quarter of Sec. 30 the West half of
Southwest quarter of section %, and the East
half OF Northwest quarter of Sec %, and the
West halt OF Southeast quarter of Sec 81, all in
Township IL, of Range 3 East, containing $50
acres, more or less situate in the County of Car
roll; by virtue of decree of the District Chance
Court of the State of Mississippi, holden at Car
rllton, in cause wherein Susanna Graham is CON-
plainant and Ephraim Lloyd ct. al. are defendants
w. p. BOLE
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-23
New York, Nov. 10 lS4s
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Address, JESFhH
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-23
NOTICE.

a. E En- testamentary on the estate of Jobn
- IN NJ. Ellis deceased, having been granted bv
IN me non. Probate Court of Carroll county. STATE
.. Miss1' at the July term thereof, is44 70 the
Undersigned all persons indebted to said estate
tb ,e neques1ed to make immediate payment. and
- - .avng CLAIMS against the same are reonest-
- present them duly authenticated within the
ared p''''of'Oea Oy law or they will be forever
W W. WHITEHEAD
July Doth. le44-6w
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-23
Chamcery Sale.

an the second Monday, being the 18th day Of
" August next, in front of the court house
the town of Carrollton, Carroll county, will Of
fer for sale at public auctionto the highest bid
der, on credit of six months, the following des-
cribed negroes, viz Leah and children, Bill.
Rutha ard children, Patsey and children, Phebe
and children, Cilvy, Daniel, Cely, Isaac Abraham,
George. and Fanny, and the natural increase OF
said slaves
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-23
THE STATE OF MISSISSIpIpI
CARROLL COUNTY, 5. 5.
Circuit C.urt, April Term A. D. 1911.


WARY r. :, Beas'y( Attachment for the sum Of
John Carter $500.
\ this case. it appearing to the satisfaction of
y the Court, that thu Attachment in this case has
been returned executed, by levying the same on
lots - and ~, in the town of Marion.
It's therefore, Ordered by the Court. that no.
tee be given that if the defendant shall fail 70
appear It the next term of the Circuit Court Of
carroll county, to be holden at the Court House
IN the town OF Carroton, on the first Monday of
oc'ooer' a. u, 1914, and plead, answer or demur
to said Attachment, Judgment by defoult will no
rendered against him. and the propertv attached
wall De sold. 1t is fulther ordered, by the Court.
% .hat this notice be publishep in the Western
statesman, newspaper published in Carrollton
or four weeks, according to law.
a true copy from the minutes of said court
K. A SEWARD, Clerk.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-23
Administrator,s Notice.

TINE probate court of Choctaw county, held on
the 25d day of April 1914, having granted
letters OF administration to the undersigned, on
the estate of John w. Bastsin, deceased, this
is to notify all those having claims against said
estate, to present them within the time limited by
law, or the same will be barred.
JNO. b. DUMAS, Administrator.
MARY .BASTAIN, Administrative.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-23
4 dislinistralOr,s NOfice.

W al persons interested in the estate Of Tbos
W Withers, decd Take notice, that e.
5ne November term next, of the Probate Cont If
Iarroll county will present my account tor +.
said estate VIM 4 IUTTiIrpe tueOr OF
Sept 81, ls44-I4-6r
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-23
NOTICE.

YTNHE Ex'rs ofthe estate of Martin helms dec d.
- will present their account for final settlement
and allowance at the Deer term of the Probate
Court of Carroll county, Missi, when and where
all persons interested requested to appear and
show cause ifanY they can why final settlement
should not lie allowed.
u. NJ. MERRETT,
w. Y. COLLINS,
October ~, loa4--bw Executors
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-23
LIST on LRTTgIlg.

Remaining In ihs r. o. ~ cArfoliua. vi,
tho lsl Day ~ Oe'olei. 1874 ~l.lcb, y nat
iaisn oai l~iow ne III da' ~ jshnaif,
1915. will 10 ssai 10 ihs Dfrsml p''si
Ollie AZ dead lftisr.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-23
GUILTY.

Rev. y q sntftrcs President fro ism and
Professor " intellectual and Non Sciences
jtuss u. Dppp. a. NJ Professor n Waibenai.
ics, Natural Philosophy and Astronomy
J q. THoRyrog, NJ y. Professor n Natural
scienscs, and Of The Theory and Practice Of
Medicine
W. n N MAanrbA, a. a.. Professor Of tho
Greek Language and Literature.
William Nuts, A, NJ, Professor of tho Latin
Language and Literature.
Mr. TnoNAs j. Dom, Principal Of the English
School.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-23

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Der which, IN November l,u
louncc The result Of The p,,,1
IIon' (being 80 weeks or nu,ns,
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hich has for its end The upaa
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will be, as ii has been, in the
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'llow profession and scheming
ID the advocate Of every moer
2 10 tie diffusion Of true freeaa
ward progress Of the human11
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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-23
STEW ARD.

MR. r. NJ. SPTCER. There are also seycru
private boarding houses.
The Institution has been recognized, 50 ia
rs to establish on exclusively English School nnt
to place the studies preDaratory TO the l'olepiai,
course under the immediate direction of the Pro
iessors, respectively.
Tuition, per session Of 10 months.
In the English School, S36
In Professors Department, so
In Law or Medicine, rs
All tuition fees to be paid in advance, estima-
ting the time from the first day of the month in
which the student enters to the close of the ses-
sion, and no part of the tuition fees to be refund
de in any case whatever.
Contingent expenses estimated at about S3.
Authorization fee to be paid once by each stu
dent, So.
Students wishing to avail themselves ofthe pro.
vision made for INDECENT young men, must pre-
sent to the Faculty certificate of lndigency and
merit.
This class of students is to be limited hereafter
TO twenty-five.
Candidates for admission into the Institution
hereafter must produce a testimonial of good char
hcter, if over II years of age from the school
which they last attended, or, if this be impracti-
cable, from some re 'pectable person.
BOARDING and WASHING, $40 month. in
advance, tile student supplying his own room fur
niture, and paying for his fuel the cost of deliv
'ering it at his room.
JOHN LANE,
Pres't5 the Board Of Trustees.
Sept, 81 l5i4-l4
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-23
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An original novel will be sent to eacl
Address, GEORGE r. GRAHAM,
NO. % Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
THE BATTLE GROUND
Philndelphn. AnriL 00 l!

:, FHft"delph'd. April 20, 1874.
MY DEAR sIR;-ln reply 10 your INQUIRY.
can state, with perfect confidence. that IN
the summer of 1913, | had conversation
with you on the subject OF making engrav.
ed vlewsol the ''Batle Grounds Of Amer.
ca" feature in the Magazine, and thai |
then saw, IN your possession, an original
sketch OF Chew'S house and the battlefield
al Germantown. - =
Very truly &c. S. D, PATTERSON
Gro. r. GRAHAM, ESQ.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-23
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EAEOUI UIGN NDTTI II.
VVNO all persons interested in the estate of VII.
Il liam Johnson decd, take notice thai at the
November term next of the Probate Court of Car
roll county, we will present our account for final
settlement and allowance as Ex'rs Of said ESTATE
JOHN w. DIKES,
HUGH R. YOUNG,
October II, ls44-4w Exocntors
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-23
CENTENARY COLLEGE

rTNiiE nest snnual sossion N this Institution
vii commence ~ he first Thufsday In o..
fsfFs
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-23

The fourth Monday in August
next, then aud there to show cause e oD,, -,
can, why an order should not be made TO sell the
following described lands, belonging to Cvrns
Cotton, lunatic, according to the PRAYER of the
petition of William A. Cotton. his guardian 80
wit: n Re WI and w met
8 w ! N E of Section Is, TOWNSHIP Of
Range E, all lying intle county and State a.
IT IS further ordered that this citation be pub.
iished IN the Western Statesman, newspaper
published in the town of CArrollton, for s;x
weeks successfully.
Witness the Hon. James A. Kennedy. Judoe
Of the said Probate Court, the 4th MONDAY n
June, 1914. y ~
THoS. n. DAVIS, Clerk.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-23

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI proh.lo Co.,
CHocTAw COUNTY. { June term IA
TTNO all whom it may concern You are berohv
= cited to appear before the Judge of our said
Probate Court, at court to be held for said conn.
fV. - NOUH
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-23

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fHafts f98Hfri islabef 'erm. 1854
s'ephea %
Ansshm~ai ~ sps N
RHhen Ffsfief
Heilsp y hsfebY given 70 sid defenasai - ~.
pemf a. fiffut sDnfi ~ w. hndeH Nv sna ~ sid
fasniF, - Ne s8sgl bosss ~ fiie iosn ~ Ggssas
hera. ~ 'te lhlfa tf0aday " aeplemhef. a y
1855. SD give spselsl iali. psad. assssf ~ A..
muf W Iudrmenl Aeal wiil Ne rendered. srd NE
ffefefif ~ sfaeted will BE- agld 70 Supply plain.
ilH's Demands and tli suafs
JOHN aOLEa. clsk.
AgnuH i1lh. t4if
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-23
To ian MFRS, eOrdcnCrs sc,
THE MARKETS.

Particular care is taken to procure the earliest
advlces in reference to the prices of all kinds of
gram, provisions, produce the state of stocks.
banks money and lands and om extensive ar
rangements will hereafter render our prices cur
rent OF lnest'mable value to the traveller, farmer.
and all business classes whatever.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-23
ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRERNsDORO HOTEL

TiiK NfATE ~ gieHaaufLl
rmaFaw rgHHYs
Tnflfh att~sslssea, hssinf hssa ssteiftsA. "A.
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= WHllsm FsuI, ~ ~ ssla saaaff. sssssssa
q w. Asrssi tsfm ffegftf NHilss - hssshy Fiss
a. - ~ a#ssdas ln.isesi IN salA asfste ~ mste
FaFmenf fIffHNFh $50 ikess hafina tislWs e.
ealfsl ~ ssee. N Ffssaaf lhata sitAla NJ flas
ipH'sA ~ 80 ~ sfss iteY sii = 'aFfsf, A.
rAfiffni#f fFfHf.
hDrreT NsNUrT
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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-23

Mr.. r. NJ. SpICER. There are also several
private boarding houses.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-23

An arrangement has been made with
competent artists for original mus,c Tor
Graham's Magazine, and also for the earl
est style Of fashionable costume, whicll will
regularly appear in this work.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondents Of The Nsw-F oIk Tribune

PHn.psLPHl,, Feb l2-P. VI.
PENNSYLVANIA BANKs.-According 10 the Report
of the Auditor General of Pennsylvania, the total
resources and liabilities of iorty-eight Banks and
Saving Institutions Of the Stale, in October l843
was $39,04l ,547 Oh. The tota! amoaai OF Specie
and United States Treasury Notes held is estimated
at S6,339 go 30, and the Notes, sc. IN circua-
ton at Sc, ,022, ,263 So. The largest amount Of
Specie and Treasury Notes held by any one Bars
is that Of the Bank of North America-Sl,i ,i35,5>i
90 ! send YOU the Auditors Report in full
SUICIDE.-A poor man. named Andrew Hoffman,
committed Suicide on Saturday night, III conse-
quence OF being out OF employment, and destitute
of the means 70 provide the neceSsarles OF lltc Tor
himself and fnmyl He was strictly temperate in
his habits.
John Irwin, miserable young man who has late
" become possessed ol several thousand dollars at
tempted sef-dcs:ruction on Saturday evening by
swallowing laudunum.
SNIP OcrovARA-Ths ship recently lost owned
bv Stephen Baldwin, Of this city, was insured for
$4,000 with 5000 on her cargo.
AsHoEG-The brig Baltimore, Captain Eldridge
one of our Boston packets, went ashore on Reedy
Point on Saturday morning, but was got of without
damage.
BILL OF MoRTAL1rY.-Total number OF deaths
in the civ and districts during the week ending on
Saturday, ll5-of which u were from consumption,
Il from scarlet fever.
The weather to-day is again the very picture of
Spring-warm and delightful. ihe navigation,
fronting the city, is almost entirely Tree from zee,
and business seems to have commenced under very
favorable prospects of large transactions during the
week.
srocxs-A far Of business was done IN STOCKS to-
dav at an upward tendency prices. ST e at the Second
Bard improved /. selling 65; Gired Nicksbu!G and
Reading sto9d shares 1dv19csd siuysl B. I'll o
At the Second Board the sales were2 shares Mechanics
Bank 2 do Life and Annuy uI st cSo at T vv go
Bonds at 8i shares Wilmington Railroad at 1916 loo d.
Vcksburg &c. P 81 $50 do Reading Railroad al s5'
o..
In Exchanges there alteration rates and only mod
crate business transpiring. Our Money Market continues
asy good paper being readily taken last weeks rates
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

r7W We have made room al last, though with
much difficulty, for the able common-sense Speech
or Hon GEORGE EVANS of Maine, in reply to Mr..
McDuaie's assault on the Tariff some three
weeks since. Although badly reported, 1t will be
sonnd most valuable compendium OF facts illus
trating the wisdom and benefcence Of the Pro.
tcctivc policy, especially with regard to the con-
dtion and prospects of our National Treasury,
his exhibit of facts from authentic sources must
cheer the heart OF every patriot. We trust this
Speech will be widely diffuscd and considered.
It's familiar style and entire absence Of ornament
must render it a fayorite with the admirers Of
simplicity and truth
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Report aPPTGSyWHg of s the bs breq"s Of
tween Leonard and franklin. Adopted.
A bill of John Davis for subppnang witnesses
au conveying them the Court Hcus the Ial Of Ame-
sta stated pfa a Mas foand tS DAY previous to the trial that
perfectly destitute and could not Obtain
to act. Ordered paid
The School Officers OF the Sixteenth Ward pre-
Ps ss @ : hid ad Ss e
which erect SCHOOL House, and hid contracted with IA,
lots s?Oo and s70O will be required for srnitue and fix
lures They ask for appropriation of S!3 On motion
Counsel of tie Boal 70 make report the constitutional
ity of the law.
The draft of an amendment to the School Law so
as to place the purchase of and the erection OF buildings
table "a is D'1'' i''''''''" . '' ~ ~ go -
A report referring certain expenses of the Board
Tire Common Council laid on the table
The Board adjourned to Thursday next.
BOARD OF ASST. ALDERMEN. STATED MEETING.
Present-Ald. c.. J. DODGE, President pro tem
and full attendance of members. The minutes o! the last
meeting were read and approved.
A number Of petitions were duly referred, among
which was remonstrance John Jacob Ator and others
against building the proposed sewer n Delaney st.
An invitation was accepted to attend the ceebra-
ton of the American Temperance Union On "a'hst'As
Birthday at the Tabernacle
Reports-Adyerse to relieving Jane n. Shepherd,
Geo Palmer, w Cale,. Robertson, Wilson and Pierce
Darrow from personal tax. Ad"nted.
And3 K I% John pioGes Gdsy Tax Ha,b I
Bigelow and n B Graham. Adopted.
,a tbr b M s ho and cab trench !" the SIKH
Ward disasreeug with the Board OF Aldermen in their
report. Adopted.
Resolution-By Asst. w. Dodge, that the Clerk
Of the Common Council be requested of
memorial Congress The suF.ct of ma king survey of
the the iarbor OF for the of
lecns satable location for Dry Dockand that the Mayor
b. requested sign the and have affixed the seal OF the
City thereto. Ado1ted
After a recess, the Board resumed
Petition-O w. Sinclair, Jr. a Clerk in the Street
Commissioners Office Tor increase OF salary referred
Rep0rLs--Re!ative to the petition of E. 81 B.
Ryer have cuvert extended Forty second Stet and
ID favor hrle0l. Concured IN.
In favor of extending the sidewalk in Bank street TO Green
wich. Adopted
tw wesn Greenwich ST and the North River. Adopted.
In favor ST compensajng Francis Blair 70. extra work
saver, amounting to SLIGO. Adopted
DeparsAneu&-Fr the Deputy Comptroller, re-
atye appropriation Of saG $50 co TO meet the ezlsnji
February aud March. Adopted.
Several assessments were confirmed.
From the B0nrd Of dldermcn- -ReSOiutiOMS--Rc-
srectnG the pay OF Clerks in the office OF Receiver OF Taxes
CouCurIed IN
80 pay the acting Street Inspector of the Fourth Ward his
lriI Of Si7 Cor duties rendered. Eoncaued in.
Rep0rt-Ot the Finance Committee, in favor OF
authofisin The Receiver Taxes employ additional
clerks and also suitable to notices, &c Con-
CURED in.
UNFINISHED BUsiNEss-Document No Is of
providing for the redemption OF the City Debt by dis
posing of unused City Real Estate passed BY the above
Board. After being progressed III,
The Board adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13
10Th inst as the time, and Broadway House a:

18th inst. as the time and Broadway House as
the place of meeting.
To you and those whom you represent, with
word or two in conclusion, on matters personal
to myself 1t is the first time / have thus spo
kent will probably be the last.
In 1910 was placed at the head of the Tip
pecanoe Associations of this city, and served out
the campaign at great personal sacrefce At the
close Of that contest, in declining popular no.
mination, l took occasion to remark, by note
through the public press. that I would not under
any circumstances apply for, or accept Office
either from the State or National Executive.
only accepted my present position OF honor
and trust, because it was rendered to me at pc
Rod of great dependency in the Wing party
That dependency no longer exists. Over
discomftted Treachery and rebukcd Corrup
ton rise prosperous country and party ex-
ulting in aunanmity without parallel IN the his
tory of free Institutions All doubts removed-all
fears banshcd From Maine 10 Loulslana--irom
Georgia to the farthest North West--comes back
to us the Joyous response" One heart ana one
mind, one purpose an9 one roicc The old Dem-
ocratic Wig principles, and Henry Clay the
embodiment and tie champion Of those princi
ples!r'
| do not desire to be discharged from the SER
vice before the yyar is over, but do desire and
claim the privilege OF performing my duty as
private in the ranks.
~ REYNOLDS.
President of the Central Clay Committee, &c Sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13
ARRIVED.

II ship Vetal, from plymouth, Jan Is, with M' f-'
ipGham on board xoJans
Ship Remittance siIsby, of Portland Is ds I'm NCns1I n
cotton, pork and lard 10 Sesmlth, Walsh so 50 sr
knocked her beam ends which caused the snip TO ss @
part of deck load; sails blown away from the yards "a
and mates badly hurt MIR. Sisby, Chiei H. s.s
his arm broken; Que man his arm very much hurt.
been II days the coast; experienced very oaa sn,s
Ship Pontiac, from Charesou cotton and nee tg bee
Snip Henry yhompston. Sylvester from alafsensiTc e,
Passed Gibraltar 18TH iruit. mdz &c 10 Broom gsl,s
Ship Nathaniel Hooper, 30 lays from Ne@po BE -
Ship NASSAU, Hathaway, 26 days from y " e''''A'
Johnson Lowden. : ,oloaa,
Bark Bafornia May II days from Neuyltas n".s
honey and logwood to Brets & Vose. Lett bns W.
10 sail 70! Y. ao,l.ehr
Bark Cleaner Stevens OF Gardiner s daysi!omp ss
cola, cotton master. 7th inst, LAT 81, lon ''i'
Bsik Mary Chiffon Evans from Canton and Mass1 s Az
teas silks &c, to Talbot, O yphant 20. p.nama Gff
McKm Yesuer John g Coster, Barlow asia T.Isct
wod bark RcnaIdson Fox; brig Wisslhecese, @ @noke l
Soren-a uncertain. Ocr 10, IN SaAGe - Cantor, y
Delhi, of Boston, from New Urleans bound 70 oA
Blk Cuba, Blanchard OF Boston, " days from > o''>
pork lard, sc, TO Nesmih & Walsh. ~ (,J,sn, Fs
Bark Josephine, Mitcaell, 20 days !roh He"
Blg Tssso Amy, of Newport % ds from new ~ a. ssoh
pork hams Sc, TO Tth inst lat 50 :, w. Tp
brig New England. I'm Maanzas for Providence.
been 70 days on the coast e.Lo o,,cp
Brig Cayusa, Jackson, rom 2 "a. enhan' so'' ;,
Brig AIberna. "a days from rindao. ,,,;,s eo:tog
Bris Linden Koopman, 20 days irem Mocn''
Br,s Chfistiana, Warren of EiaeweiI, is days ifoa
leans provisions 10 master . .,, .,t,on 10 sF
Schf Belle. McMath, days from Norioih' c"''O
sehr Mechanic, stodd.rd, days from N0FloiA'
Blow < Marsh. rr roulk ksds