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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-07
H-Ag HOOKER & OSBORN,

2t-S LiOSlhi@Ih ~ oSI1oR-N,
sry5A ing associated with them in tie
El@G2 Coach Business Mr.. GEORGE
w. COX, would most respectfully inform rhtir
friends, the friends Of Mr. Cox, and the public q.
nerally that they intend TO keep constantly on han
an assortment Of Northern and Richmond mac
Carriages, all OF their own manufacture. Our
Carriages will tc made by the hes, workmen aIl
Of good materials. and warranted 10 stand eoua
to any work in the country Mr. Hcokcr vi.
supcrintcnd the business Of Hooker and Oshorr
al New Haven. Connecticut and furnish is viii
such articles as we may have occasion 20 order
We laucr ourselves, from The advantages v,
now possess, that we shall I've able 10 offer as geo
il moi the best assortment ever offered in this MAJ
ke,, which we will sell At prices 10 suit the iime
tor cash, OF approved paper. We shall aiway,
keep Oh hand Carryall Wagons. together with q.
assortment Of Coach Materials and Harne'
Mouninss. consisting i'll part of Axlcs, Spring,
Steps. Bands, Lamps, Leather Laces. Oho
Carpet, FringeS, Ta>sals and Tufts. Hames
Hooks Teneis, Buckles, &c, &c. which We VI.
sell low
- Repairing done at the shortest notice. vi,
ncaincss and on the most favorable terms. colUt
OF Eighth and Main streets, Richmond VI.
HENRY IIOOkER,
JOHN T. OSBORN,
GEO. w cox
Jan Is .i-w'f
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e - n FOR LYNCHBURG \ CO
. So..cl.:si LUMBlA-The Iron S'cane
Governor Mcdowell, will leave Richmond ID
Lynchburs every Monday morning ., cc.ol,
Returning, will leave Lynchburg every We4as
day morning al 5 o'clock
Every Friday morning she will leave Tor {.
lunba al & o'clock. Returning, will leave {.
lumba every Saturday morning al i O'Clock.
Richmond, Nav >. list
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zee .N3rT-s.rT .~E-T-,ttT~ -yer7a- &c.
TO NORTHERN TRAVLLLEES- ND.
l. m0ad, Fredericksburg and P0tomac R''ieef
-RcdnCfion ot RattS.-Noticc i, hc,cby s}el
thai. on and after Wednesday the lelh iis;a''
the fare by the Railroad route between Rlchmo,
and Baltimore will he reduced 10 IS anG letGeta
Petersburg and Baltimore 10 50 80 eor.s ol!s
Travellers ~ the Railroad route reach ~,
ingion in nine, Baltimore in twelve, and I..
delphia in twcnly-one hours after leaving RE-.
mond, and arrive in Philadelphia before aays.
lcrs by the river and bay boats havelcf No..oa
OF should tlcy lie disposed 10 stop in Washing
or Baltimore, they may do 50 as long {, 10.
please, and resume their seats without ,I'a
charge.
No charge for children under three yeas Of
age; others under twelve year, Of age, hall rr1r
Hour OF departure of the ears from RiclMoa-
, before 6, A. NJ THOMAS SHARP,
Agent of Transporai.H
April 10 l0g--,.
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
VI One Thousand Packages of DRY GOpiH
amounting 10 nearly 100000. received and cp
cd from Auction and elsewhere, by 4 II JtN
kINS. who respectfully invites The attention
merchants. tanners and Others, Ia eSan,lr3 ti
! extensive and unparalleled assortment ot iat0
anu tStd|fLr ,lN Iit lbLlIN '|itt''
only few Of the leading articles now recciv"
Cloths CassiIneres and Nesiing>, Tor siFN,
and summer
300 bales brown and bleachcd Shiuiugs al
Sheeiings
Cotton Oznaburgs, Apron Checks Festns'
yellow anu b!le Nankeens, comprising Inc M.N
extensive variety OF Domestic Goods IN the CT,
many of which we purchased before the aar5nor
Irish Linen and Linen Goods Of al .lHl'
cheap and good from IS cents upwards
BoEncts-30 cases Bonnets, latest fashions
Bonnet Ribbons, Spligs and Flowers
1000 Parasols and Sun Shades, from - +fl''
upwards
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas, cheap and good
Every kind Of new material for ladies dTes'F
All kinds of mourning articles
1000 pieces Calicoes, al prices from b, : "
l2l cts, and finer
100 pieces Furniture Calicoes. from d = "
l2l cents and higher c..
Lace Capes, Collars, Caps and Misli" CaI"
Capes and Collars u....
! 1000 Linen Cambria Handkerchief, allPnaS'
/ from one shilling
White and black Cotton Stockings, y. cent %
| the finest
Bed Tickings, ~ cents, Is. ami ~ cents
1 10000 wards Thread and Lislc Edsn2'
White Canton Maltngs. all widths
Fans of various kinds, &c, &c, &c
! In offering the above articles for sale '.e w.
scriher wonld invite the particular a"eTia ,.,,.
those buving for cash or city acceptance; g.
ing them that they will find the goods as cae't
in any part OF the United State. at .,.,~s,
r II. JENKINS
Linen Staple and Fancy Dry Goos a.: s'y ~,
April q lo,--
\ DOOMS TO LET--Seyen Rooms % - =,
II Store of the subscriber being >ia'''' u.
most healthy part Of the City, and ne"iy ' ;n,rs.
with servants rooms attached renders az ,s,,
ment to any respectable family in wan '' 4 49,
pleasant residence. .., ;nr;as
The Rooms NAV be seen at any ii'e . o,,,J
the day, and terms, (Which will ie '1'''''
made known on application 10 ,rrv
J. 4. MAX -
Sc, Main street, RIca'i', :.
Ma, 81 -
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I \ surry County Courl, 22nd April. Isii r,r,
i the application OF John W. Lane a child ..3
Distribute OF Jesse Lane deceased. who !, f@.'
rous taking the benefit OF the act ofthc Con
Assembly. passed l3h March. 1910. ent!e, -,
act concerning sales under DEGREES OF Cou,rS ,r'
the fees ofClygks, and dispensing with reiur5,-,
bonds 10 executors and administrators in corr
cases il is Ordered. That al persons bayir"
claims against the Estate of the SAID Jesse .,.l
deceased, 90 eXhibilhe same ior seulcmentioW
liam NJ. West, Administrator oi said Lane wrf.
in three months from this day. and thai copy -,
This order be published in the Richmond Fneui,,
for eight weeks success lively, ANA tia, ano:herco
thereof he posted al The door OF the Cour House +,
This county on two Successive Court DAYS.
A Copy-Tcstc
WM. p. UNDERWOOD, C. c
Nav z -
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SPRING STOCK.
I'VE are now receiving the most general as
w sortment of sentlcmen's ladies', misses and
childrcns, Boots Slips, Ties, &c.
Eastern Brogans. youths. boys and gentlemen's
Servants and children's cheap Shoes
Peggcd Boots and Brogans, in variety.
And, also are manufacturing, ladies' and gen
tlemcn's Slips and Boots, in the most durable man
ncr
We solicit call from all who wish TO buy by
the package or single pair al The lowest cash
prices, as we are determined to sell cheap Tor
cash, or approved paper
LEONARD & co,
No. 90, Main street. door below r. H Jenkins
March 9T-wtf
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AGRICULTURAL. IMPLEMENTS.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
SUBSOIL PLOUGHS.--A few of Ruggles
~ Nourse & Mason's-.he best in use-just re-
ceived
REVOLVING HORSE RAKES-.A most
convenient and laborsavng implement for the
hay-maker, and much used for cleaning wheat
fields
CHURNS-A novel and very superior article
GRASS AND GRAIN BLADES-With
and without snathes. C. T. Bolts.
May2S 6-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-07

ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES
T. OF YOUR OWN STATE-The Frank
lin Manufacturing Company have on hand Il
good assortment OF extra superiine, fine and com
mon letter, folded and llat cap Paper, ruled and
plain Also, medium, printing, envelope and
wrapping papers Of various sizes at the lowest
wholesale prices, 10 which they invite public al
tention, assured that, in quality and price, their
manufacture will bear comparison with the
production OF any Northern Factory. They are
prepared 10 execute orders for any description of
Paper that the market may require. Merchants
and dealers are requested TO call at the Paper
Mill and examine for themselves.
March ID 9S-wly
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CPRING IMPORTATION OF EARTH
- ENWARE, CHINA, &c.--Willam r. But
Ter & Co, (Sisn of the Gold Pitcher are now re-
cciving, per harque John Caskie and other arri-
walls. their Spring supply of China, Earthenware
and Glass purchased at the lowest cash prices
which they offer to the trade upon the most acco-
modaling terms Having ordered very heavily
for the Spring trade, we will be enabled TO present
an unbrokcn assortment OF new and fashionable
Gools throughout the season. Purchasers are re-
spcctully invited to give Us call.
WM f. BUTLER & co.
Three doors above the Bell Tavern
March : gG-wtf
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CEATSFIELD, SHAKESPEARE, &c-J. w.
- RANDOLPH x co. have for sale
Nos. ,, 3, and 4, ScaiSfied's Sketches OF Anne
rican Sociely-l2 cents.
Nos. and 6. Shakespeare luslraled-l2 cents.
Nos 3 and 4, Harris Highlands ofElhiopia-25
cents.
La Mcschanza. Tale OF the Revolution, by
J. III. Mancoar--l3 cents.
Mav2o i-wtf
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HARPERS' BIBLE, No ii W. Randolph
IL & Co, No. l2l, Main Street, Richmond,
have received for sale at - Cts No. Harper's
SPLENDID Pictorial Bible.
June S-wtf
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EIRE INSURANCE-Thc New York Con
L relationship Fire Insurance Company. No.
81, Wall street, have appointed D. c. Randolph
their Agent 10 make insurance in this city, lis Vi
cnity. and State of Virginia. against los or da-
mage by fire, on Dwelling houses, Warehouses,
ami Buildings in general, Merchandise. House
hold Furniture, and every description OF Proper
~, on terms as favorable as those oil any other
Company This is an old and well established
Company, and has a Capital Of $500, 1000
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The B0Vimoyc Dcmocrotic Conren,ion,


The proceedings of this body have been looked
IL and for with The deepest interest all over the
country The Wings Notwithstanding they pro-
fes>cd great deal Of confidence in The certainty
Of Mr. Claws election, Were very much concerned
to know who the Democratic party were going 10
run. The Democrats OF course were deeply in
crcsted in the results OF the decisions of the Con-
vention. Their fate as party was supposed 10
be bound up in The deliberations and determina-
tons Of the Baltimore Convention-Whigsa and
Democrats now have their curiosity gratificd The
results OF that patriotic body Gre now before the
world The men selected 10 lead Us TO trium-
plant and glorious victory are JAMES X. Polk, of
Tennessee. and SiIAs WRIGHT, OF New York
With these eaders-with principles which are as
dear 10 the republican party throughout the Union
as life itself who can entertain any fears as 10 the
result For one our spirits are buoyan and un-
fettered We feel as though we should conquer
We know the people are with us-and we know
that our cause is usi. Fling we then our banner
to The breeze We will labor until we see our
principles triumph, or the glorious flag of Demo-
cracy trampled beneath the feet OF the ruthless in
vadcrs Of the constitution
Rockingham Register.
Mn. WRrGnr's LETTER-The following letter
was laid before the convention by the Hon Mr..
Butler of New York.
WASHINGTON, 18th May, 1874.
Mn Dear Sir:-Beins advised that the Conven-
ton, of which you are a member, has conferred
upon me the ,inmerited honor of nominating me
as candidate for the Office of Vice President, will
YOU fthis information be correct, present my pro-
found thanks TO the Convention for this mark Of
its confidence and favor and say for me that cir
cumstances, which ! do not think il necessary to
detail 10 it, but which very briefly hint at TO you
lin another private letter 10 Mr. B. render it i'm
possible that should. consistently with my sense
ofpuhlc duty and private obligations, accept this
nomination
am with great respect,
Your obedt servant,
SILAS WRIGHT.
Hon, 3, F. Butter,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-07

n CHANCERY,-VIR AT RuIe.
i in the Clerks Office of Essex CONT. = He1
on the 9th day OF MAY, 1911: '''''S Cool
John Parker, VIM. Parker, Silas r Cont.
and Susan his wife, and others, Plap;s
against '"S
Joseph Parker Abraham Parker and o,b...
This day came the plaintiffs. by C nns",l
filed their BILL ard the nsi sub, ora in III on
not having been executed on tie DeG.nda,,' eg>'
seph Parker and Abraham Parker and ,bs'. -
having entered their appearance. and il .,.. ~
ing by satisfactory evidence. tia, The said d.ta az
ants are not inhabitants OF this Stale or H.. ,''l
non OF the plaintiffs. il is Ordered thar The ' '.'-
defendants appear here on the First AI5nd,r .
Jny next being rule day, and answer the a..
til!S blli; and that copy Of this order h., t '''
WIN inserted in some newspaper published in - -
city oil Richmond for eight weeks snccoes; -
ana that another copy thereof he po>,eJ .,
front door OF the Courthouse of this cour,,. ''e
A Copy-Teste,
MaylO ''0Jo, SleFk.
IN CHANCERY-VIRGlxr,-8,nIo, ! =,
L in the Clerks Office Of ESSEX Cour,v ''gi
9th day OF May, 1911: ''''' N'"'' Tie
John Parker, VIM. Parker. Silas co,,;.
and Susan bis wife, and Others. Paw; %"%il'A
agaEs,
Joseph Parker and Abraham Parker ar5oA
ers. D.,,., G''- Oh
This day came the plaintiffs BIZ coun r'-s'> >,
filed iheirbl; ami the nsi >urrGna in fS> c, r'a
not having been executed oh the def, lam, Use
Parker and Abraham Parker ana reyro,i.,'..>
entered their appearance, and it appearingrr,
'iSiacory evidence, that the said de!.ns,r,, -
not inhabitants ofihis STATE on The .noon ~ -,
plaintiffs, j; is Ordered that the said de.cuGar> VIZ
Pear here on the FIRST Monday in July nem lcTt,
rule DAY, ana answer the plaintiffs hill; ana thai
copy OF his order be forthwith inserted in >o,,,
newspaper published in the city Of Richmc,a ...
eight weeks Successivrly. ana that another c,,.
thereof posted al Tie front door otthe Court-hmi,
oithis county. a Copy-Tcstr
JAS. ROY MlCOU, Clerk
May ~ I--,,.ia,
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The Philadelphia Times raises the Polk BAN
ner, and SAYS:
Mr. Polk is sound, consistent Democratic
politician OF the Jefferson School, talented and
discreet"
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To Messrs. $. P, Chase, Thomas Healon, &c
Committee, Cincinnati.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-07

THE NoMxA7IoNs.-A very enthusiastic meet
ing was held at the Democratic Reading Room,
corner of Eighth and Chesnut streets, on Thurs
day evening last: several OF the delegates from the
National Convention were present Alihough,he
meeting was convened without public notice, the
room was crowded Addresses were deliver
ed by Nlessr>. Dickinson and Camhrcleng OF
New' York, and Mr.. Pillow Of Tennessee. The
speeches of these gentlemen were received with
loud cheers of appreciation and after an animated
address from Col. Page the meeting adjourned with
Is cheers for the Democratic nominations.-N
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F~gtY q CARRIAGES, BAROUCHrs

WAL p. UNDERWOOD. C. c.
Nav 3 lI5-vsu
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The excitement, on The arrival of the Southern
mail, bringing the gratifying intelligence was
hailed with one universal feeling of joy. An in
tense feeling of enthusiasm pcrvaded the whole
party. Every body was satisfied with the result
The friends of Van Buren, and The friends OF every
);hei candidate, were proclaimng 10 each other
The perfect satisfaction with which they received
The nomination Ii is true, New York has not got
her first choice but she has got distinguished CT
tizen for the Vice Presidency, and She will give
70 The nominees at least 10000 majority over III.
Clay-IN y Picjei0H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-07

We now raise the names of The nominees with
RICH, hearty good WILL and pledge ourselves to
exert our utmost energies 10 place them in those
high trusts 10 which they have been nominated,
and for which they are so peculiarly quaiiicd,
with honor 10 themselves, and 10 the happiness OF
the people and the well being of our glorious Re
pablo No nomination could have been made,
hat could have been more acceptable 10 our
friends in Delaware. James X. Polk has always
been iavorte here Del Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-07

No charge for children under three yeas d
age; others, under twelve years Of age hall pre-
Hour of departure Of the ears from Riclno't'
before 6, A. NJ THOMAS SHARP.
Agent of Transporaiion
April 10 lNg-,.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-09
E. R. M'LEAN,
Strays-Choctaw county.

VFNAKEN up BY james Lewis, one bay horse
mule. about nine or ten years old, dent
on the right SIDE of The neck. marked with the
collar and saddle Appraised to $50.
September 81, IS44-4w
Taken up by S. 5. Elkins, brown mare mule
aged about twelve or fourteen years, left eye out,
near fourteen hands high. Appraised to $35.
September 81, lSI4-4w
Taken up by S. c. Patner, pale red steer, a.
bout six years old, with some white spots under
the belly and on his hips, some white in his face,
mcrked with swallowfork in each ear and un'
derbt in the right ear. Appraised to $50.
Sept 26, 1S44.
Taken up By James S. Caperton, dun colored
mare mule, with some white spots on her Shout
der, caused by the gear, about seven OF eight
years DID, Appraised to $50. Sept. %. IA.
Taken up by Henry Logeins, bay mare with
A star in her forehead, some saddle marks on hcr
back. right hind foot white, two old scars on each
thigh, about six years old, sixteen haads high.
Appraised to $50. October IL, 1874.
THOMAS HARVEY,
Ringer Choctaw County.
November 0. 1s44--4w
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-09
For tie Western Statesman.
POt-WOOkS and TTamIMaIS.
NO. VI.

Solomon spake Of trees, from the cedar
&C r. banon. 10 the hvSsop that SrrInge'h ny
The Wall: and Solomon was PhII"Sol her.
conscoueniv. there can he nothing now
from The dignity OF philosopher
IN >pcaking Of trees. Had the wise kings
,vo,k on trees come down TO our tines
we mich, be relieved of our present labor +;
and vet il is quite 70 sill le that the trees
which we shall mention. were omitted IN
The ROYAL catalogue. To the 'iwo great
roli,icaI parties of the d..y." we leave The
discussion Of the respective merits "i The
hickory and the ash, though we have one
;nonirv 10 make. and one Suggestions alter
which We shall proceed to our task.
Our inquiry Is, why the rooms d" not
.dop, a 'simmou tree. instead of an ash Tree
Our suggestion is. that the ROSTERS have
committed quite an error in taking q young
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-09
J. ID. LEFLORE,
Receiving, Forwarding and Commits
sion Merchant,
LeGOrC. Miss.

"AS constantly on hand general assortment
IL a of Plantation Supplies, consisting in part OF
Bagging. Rope, Produce, Groceries. Iron.
Nails. Castings. Shoes, and general assort-
ment of Dry Goods. all Of which will be
sold low Tor CASH or COTTON. Hoping
to receive liberal share of patronage, 'suring
YOU that all business intrusted to my charge will
have romi.t attention. am at ell times prepared
to make liberal cash advances on cotton.
Nov. 2, IS44-20-6m
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-09
Total, 2lO35 1892 l343 10000 OOOOO

IMPORTANT Eli CTIoN DEcI~IoN = Judge
King, of the Cour, of Common Pleas. al
Philadelphia. decided on Saturday morn
ing at nv The naturalization oI n an. all
al His NH or children residing in the UNI
led States are, ,PSo f"cto, made citizens, nrd
entitled to vote wien OF aye. Judge King
based This decision on The Act OF Con
rress of the I4lh April. 1902. aud n deci'-
ION OF the Supreme Court of The u. State
in Crancl'S Reports. where il iSrxpreS,ly
laid down that ''lhe children of persons
duIy nauralz,d shall, i dwelling in the
Unncd States, be considered as cIlizenS "l
The United States"
This d, cision is in accordance with the
opinion given by Beverly Johnson. Esq "i
Baltimore, aud Judge Marshall of Flede-
rick.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-09

HsffH fhllHtlHsm ~ bffF Hetff sffH
IT, lHHh'iaR 49, shsadtty lllHaiagpd
aftn f'fe sffs .lHu. api ills 'Augn ~ atTf
HIIl iuf AHfff4n fodiemi, n,Hpd afff ~
NIlmilf $50 lts hssh hfftf ~ II
fif FHa fle Nifis fsm il.e characterization
H fHIi iHdf fltH4 T. aamfsfhal"
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-09
4 NEW PARTY IN NEW YORK.

The New York ErprcS> makes us ac-
ouain,ed with The rise of Il hew party IN the
iii, of New York which seems I" be like
lv 10 exercise a considerable influence IN
The political canvass in that State.
NaMwHe Banner ]
"THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" -Thl> band OF
..hone and SInew" are making lapld and
effective strides towards thai position ~
,h.. Wing ranks in our city whlrh vii
rlace il once more within the control OF
the Wing party, 5" far as tie Stale and
National nominations are concerned. HE
increase ol accession 10 It's members are be-
,oid anticpa ed extent. We have never
sen a more enthusiastic and Interesting
meeting IN New York than that oi IaS'
night al the knickerhocker House.
The President of The lub. Alderman Ben
SON. presided. with he other officers.
the meeting. which was too big
for The SPACIOUS rooms, extended from the
threshold to the park opro lie. lie
speeches, songs. and cheers were all OF lie
true 'CIay and Frelinghuysen stamp and
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-09
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

TBNO all persons interested in the lands and ten
1 emcnts of lanes D. MrLean deceased, especi.
ally WBSW4 and N E of S w Of Sec.
ton l3 and N E / of N f Section "A, in Town
slir 10, Range 5 East. and w $ w and w !
N W of Section Is, Township 10, Range 6 East,
and W J N w Section 10, Township 49, Range
8 East, take notice, that at the January term next
of the Probate Court of Carroll county, we will
apply for an order to sell said land. for the pur.
pose of making distribution of the proceeds there
Of amongst The lega,ees of said estate, when and
where you may attend and show cause to the
E. r. M'LEAN,
g. D. M'LEAN,
Ex'rs of the will of. d. Mclean decd.
Nov g. lS44-6w
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-09
JOSHUA WHfTMoRr.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

yEHO all PERSONS interested in tie lands and ten
4 enents of Lindsey {. Hall, deceased, espe-
cialy the w of Section IL, w wv Sec.
ton ,, and E S w 1 Section 3, in Township II,
Range East, take notice, that at the January
term next Of the Probate Court Of Carroll county,
I will apply for an order TO sci the lands above
described, for The purfose oi rqying the debts OF
said est, te, when and where you can attend and
show cause to the contrary.
A. c. HALL,
Surviving admir- of L. c. Hall, dec.
Nov 9, IS44-6w
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-09
III. MARR i, elected Colonel Com.
/ A. N. huron. Lieutenant Cole
ElrL READ, Major.

re also a statement Of the reStlt o.
ion for President in several OF the
mites, By which we are enabled 10
lnnexed ma,iorities. The accounts
rShalI, Lafayette. Yalnhusha. Tai.
, Choctaw, Holmes, IIinds, Madl-
rren and Yazoo, may be relied on
!, The others are merely reported
$ hut we expect they are generally
truth,