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Mississippi advertiser. [volume] (Aberdeen) 1842-1848, 1845-02-08
TARIFF OF CHARGES OF THE
Independent Cotton Press
And Warehouse attached.
ME following rates will be charged.

And Warehouse Attached.
TINE following rates will be charged.
STORAGE.
First two weeks, Is cents per bale.
Following two weeks,
Each week, after the first four, "a
DRAYAGE.
From our Wharves to Press,
WHARFAGE.
When landed on our Whaves,
But in all cases when cotton is specially ordef'
ed in the Bill Of ladins to be landed on ouI
Wharves, thereby showing the intention OF the
owner to have it stored with us, and the RESPONSE
blity is taken to have it stored elsewhere ~ cents
ner bale wharfage will be charged. All other cot
tons, 5 cents as above.
Costwise Cottons will be charged cents for ar
ranging. and will be allowed to remain in the
Press 48 hours; after the expiration OF that time
will be charged 81 cents per week storage. Cot
ton changing hands will in all cases be liable ioi
newlstorage from date oforder inclusive.
Turning out for sampling or weighing ana re-
storing the same, $ cents per pale,
Wantages will be assessed when the COTTON
comes in the Press, and will be charged each Hope
cents-Bagging per yard ID cents. Grass lou
Bark or Tarred Ropes will be considered unmer-
cbantabe. When Cotton is hauled to other presse;
from our press, the wantages assessed by u.s. aho
no more, will be allowed to the proper persons
In all cases, VIII en- cotton is drayed out OF the
Press, a responsible person will be required to re-
ceve it.
Comprising and Shipping Charges.
When freights are I'd and upwards, Comprising
will he so cents per bale.
When freights arc under 3D. 6 i'd cents will be
deducted for Each lied.
Shippers storage for the season, cents per oaie'
Wharfage delivered on whurves
attached tt our press
Drayage ,.,,r,
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RUNAWAY In JAIL.

COMMITTED to the Jail of ltawOmba county
~ Mississippi on the Gath August, 1874 nee r,
man who says his name is Jack, aged abou.. q
wears old, 5 feet or inches high, yellow com.
plexon; he says he belongs to Peter w. Nash, liz.
inc abont o miles from Canton, Miss. The owner
Of said negro is requested to come forward prove
property, pay charges und take him away or ne vii
be dealt with according TO law.
NJ. G. CUMMINGS, Jatlor /, {. Mtss.
Sept. fth 1914. lG--tf
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To all whom it NAV concern

DY direction of the Probate Court of MoDroo
ID County, at the January tenn l845, will al
the April term, 1915, of said counterpart full
account of the administration of the estate Of Flu
abeth Moncrief deceased and then snd there max"
a full and final settlement and distribution OF said
estate, ard ask said court to he discharged from
further administering said estate in said court, ct
which time and place the distributes and others
interested are required to attend.
JAEMS G. RANDLE.
Administrator of the estate Of Elizabeth Moncrief.
Jan. 0, 1915. SO Az
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COMMISSIONERS Nottes.

THE undersigned having been appointed Com
| mi>sioners Insolvency, by the Probate Court
of the County of Monroe, in the State Of MississiP
pi at its April Term, 1874, to exnmloS and audh
the claims against the estaatc OF the late Thomas
C. Branch deceased, and report thereon for distr-
button, hereby give notice, that wc will attend oa
the first Monday in June next and on the first Mon
,lav IN each successive month"; for twelve months,
at the Office of Z. White Esq in tho town Of Alb,
erdeen in said County, for the above purpose; and
all persons interested are hereby required 10 pre-
sent their claims against sud estato duly suihsn
itcated as the law requires.
JAMES CARLISLE
q. J. WHITE
]. u. VALENTINE,
April 90, 1874. (36ml C0m"''s!oao'.
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Executors Notice.

T ETTERS Testameniary having bean gran
l. ted by the honorable Probate Court of Mon
roe County Mississippi, on the 9th day of Jnnusry
1916, 10 the undersigned Executors and ExccuriN
of the estate of Daniel Burnett deceased, notice Il
hereby given 10 all persons indebted to said estate
70 come forward and settle the same; and those Ia
wing claims against the estate requested to pre-.
sent them properly authenticated within the time
prescribed by law.
BENJAMIN STRONG, }
GREEN. BURNETT, E1eestorI.
T.. d. PREWlT1.
!. BURNETT ExerWGz.
January IL, l945. 36 g.
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DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF
the state of mississippi at Fulton

John L Tindall ct. al, Comp'ts1
Richard Burrass, Thomas II. Nov. Term-l844.
Adams, Nicholas Recdy and
Thomas Coopwood, Detdns'J
TTPON opening the matters Of this Bill and II
nppearing to the SATISFACTION Of tho Cou,
that the defendant Richard Burrass, is not an in
habi,ant of this State but resides beyond tho limits
thereof so that the ordinary process OF this court
cannot be served upon him, it is therefore ordered
| by the court that unless he be and appear before
| the Vice Chancellor at the court room in the town
of Fulton on the third Monday in May next, and
plead answer Or demur to said Bill the several al
iepoticns'tbereof will be taken for confessed that
ms TO him, and such order and decree made therein
MS the Vice Chancellor may deem equitable and
iust and it is further ordered that copy of this
order be inserted in the Mississippi Advertiser q
paper published in the town of Aberdeen once a
week forItwo months successfully.
| November 81, 1914 j. hoDlNo' Ni'rN'
BSTRACT OF BILL.
This bill is filed by complainants, as Trustees Of
the town of Aberdeen, to subject the following lots
| in the town of Aberdeen to sale for the purchase
money, viz:--Los numbered seven hundred and
eiehty-forr, seven hundred and eighty-tive seven
hundred and eighty six and seven hundred and elgh
ty-seven Compliments charge that defendant Bur
rass purchased said lots at the sale; for the sum OF
three thousand seven hundred and four dollars that
| he executed his two writings obligatory, each tor
the sum of one thousand eight hundred and MY
two dollars and htty-six cents. one twelve, the oth
or twenty. four months after date, with Thomas II.
Adam. and Nicholas Reedy as securities; at the
same time receiving from the Trustees of said town,
title bond; that the latter of said notes is yet I'M
paid which with interest, is the amount complain
ants seek to recover: that defendant Coopwood holds
the title bond and claims the title to said lots; that
the parties to said writing obi gatory are insovent
IS 9w J. ROBINS, Clerk.
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tim ESTABLISHMENT.

nj RS. CAMP respectfully informs the friends
lNl- and patrons Of her late husband, H. S. Cam p
and the public generally, that she will continue the
manufacturing Of every article of Tin Ware that
may be desired in the community. The bushes, of
the shop will be under the superintendent offaith.
ful and competent workmen; and all work shall be
faithfully executed heretofore at fair and req.
sonable cash prices. Tho shop is now opened in
new building erected expresslyfo for that purpose.
Immediately opposite the store of J. d Mann,
where she hopes all wanting articles of Tin will
please call and they shall be accommodated.
Aberdeen, October 9th 1874. 22-3m
UA Journeyman, Of steady and industrious ha
BITS can find constant employment by making curry
application OF the above establishment.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

E,ROM my house about two months since, large
T. black horse, with small star in his forehead
has halt in his right hind leg, caused by injury
VIII ich may be discovered near the feterlock. On
the left fore leg there is mark-near side. On the
right side where the saddle works there is three
marks of shot-the shot still under the skin. will
give Ten Dollars for his delivery to me- or Five for
information where he can be found. The horse was
seen about the first of the month"; and there is
to believe he is yet in this county.
JAMES BEALL.
Jan IS, 1845 38-3w
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w. G. L. MORRISS.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI ! &C
MoNpoE CoIINTy 60

NONhOE
Probate Court-January Term. l345.
THIS day Sampson Gaithings the egatee named
i in the last will of Sampson Gaithigns Deceas-
ed, late of Baldwin County Alabama, by his at
torney filed in court specified claim against the
Estate of James Gaithings Deceased, for the value
of certain negroes and their hire with the interest
On the same received by the said James Gailhinss
in his life time as the property of the said Sampson
Cal, hings Deceased, which were devised to the
said claimant, and moved the court to decree that
tho amount of said claim he set aside, out of the
Estate of the said James Gaithinss deceased, to
the said claimant.
And it appearing to the satisfaction OF the court
that persons interested in the Estate of the said
James Gaithings deceased reside beyond the lin
its of this State that the ordinary Citation can
not be served upon them is therefore ordered by
the court, that publication be made in the Misss-
sippi Advertiser, a newspaper published in the
Town Of Aberdeen Mississippi for six success
i've weeks notifying all persons interested in the
estate of said James Gathings deceased, to appear
at the next term Of this court on tho first Monday
of April 1915 when and where they may contest
the said same. Taken from the Minutes
ANIL. WITNESS Hon. Nathan l.. Nor
! ZNEE, gan Judge of said court with til.
| SRNX9 seal thereof affixed
3 1NoMS I. w. WILLIAMS.
NS(& CLERK.
January 8, 1s45. STOW
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aterneem Male AGaneMr

UNHE exercises of this Institution will com
l. mence on the 18th of this instant, under tho
dnect superintendance of Messrs. Wilkes and
ARMrIEID. The English Department will be un
der the exclusive Management Of the Rev +. {
Wilkes-that of the Classical, under Mr.. II. G
ArmReld. These gentlemen having had much ex-
perence in the business Of teaching will il rs hsv
eved, give satisfaction 10 all. The year will he
divided into two sessions of twentv.onc weeks each
"a vacation Of four weeks intervening bot-ecr
sessions
RATES OF TUITION PER SESSION
ELEMENTARY BRANCHES &C.. viz:
Spelling, Reading and Writing, Sl2 90
English Gram. mar, Geography,
Arithmetic and History ."..,15 90
The higher branches of Msthe>
MATES, and all other Sciences
OF tigher grade, '..''''''.' 80 90
The Latin and Greek languages 25 90
su5rTuition payable one half at the expiration Vi
c.rh half session.
BY an arrangement made for the beLeht Of the
Glasses, each pupil will be requ.cd to procure mud
use such books, and such Gniy, as may be prcscrib
ed by the Teachers, No Grammars will be used
but "BuLLioN's," This rule will be rigidly sud
indscrir,lnately niorced,
u-57 boarding can be had in respectable ium
| for $40 per month.
BY Authority or
THE TRUSTEES.
Aberdeen, Jan, IS, 1s45--5m-37
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DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF
the state of NJ mississippi at FULTON

DIG MI - n n ~ y En- y VI II VI
the state of mississippi at FULTON
John Balock
William Sharp.
TPON opening the matters Of hi. Bill and it
" appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendant William Sharp. is not inhab-
liant of this State, but reside, beyond the limits
thereof that the ordinary process Of this court
cannot be served upon bin; it is therefore ordered
by the court that unless he be and appear before
the Vice Chancellor at the court room in the town
of Fulton on the third Monday in May next, and
plead answer or demur to said BID, the several
allegations thereof will be taken for confessed sad
such order and decree made therein MS the Yieo
Chancellor may deem equitable and just and IT'S
further ordered that copy ofhIs order bs inaciteS
in the Mississippi Advertiser piper published IN
the town cf Aberdeen once week fer Two months
successfully.
November 81, 1914 S.RoBINs. clers~
ABSTRACT BILL.
The complainant, charges thu, defendant purchoi-
ed of complainant sometime in the year Of 1893,
the southwest quarter of section four, township
nine, range nine, east. for which defendant aXec1-
ted his notes, anil compairan, executed to defend
title bond; that there is vet due two notes CIV
en- as part of the purchase money, yiz:-one note
for the sum of one hundred and fifty dOnrs, dated
22nd July, 1910, and due 25h December, l84O, Oh
which is n credit of one hundred dollars also, one
other note dated 22nd July 1910, for The sum OF
one hundred dollars, and payable 95lh December.
1910: also, one note for the Of fifty dollars de
ted Goth November, 1889, and due 95lh December.
1889; that portion Of said notes was executed IN
lieu of one mentione in the title bond. Complain
ant files his bill praying for decree TO sell said
land to pay of said notes with interest.
| 81 9w j. ROBINS, ClHk.
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B RIG X NJ A c HI / N L
B R &c X L A YIN G..

THE undersigned having permanently located
l. themselves in Aberdeen, respectfully tender
their services to the citizens of the town and its
vicinity as Bricklaycrs. They have purchased and
established Brick Yard on Meridian street, near
the Matubby Bridge, and are now making Brick Of
good quality to which they invite tho attention Of
those who wish to purchase. They will be pre-
pared in a few days, to execute any job with which
rhey may be favored. with despatch; in q style,
which for neatness and durability, shall not fail to
please. They wilma short time have in oper alton
an improved Brick Press. which they brought with
Them from Virginia, in which the brick when par
TALLY driel. being placed in an iron box monld,
ore each subjected 10 pressure of 81 900 pounds;
which gives to them the solidiy ofgrante and tina,
symetry form and smoothnessof surface, which is
essential as well to the durability, as to Tho ele.
gance ofbrick work. They solicit portion Of
public patronage.
BREWER 4 So rIIERLIN.
Aberdeen. June / 1874 ST.
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Administrators Notice.

r ETTERS of administration having been gram
IL ted to the undersigned, by the Honorable Pro-
bate Court OF Monroe county, as administrator OF
Elizabeth Echols late of said county decoused notice
is hereby given to all persons indebted to said
estate to come forward and make immediate pay
ment and those having claims against the estate
are requested to present them properly nuthenica-
ted within the time prescribed by law or they will
be forever barred by statute.
JACOB LOUGHRICGE.
January 25, 1s45. 39-6w. Administrator.
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NJ EW r D r M.

TINE undersigned having purchased the toilor-
i ing establishment formerly occupied by Mr..
w. G. L. Morriss, tender their services to the old
patrons Of Mr.. NORRIS and the public generally,
and win take pleasure in waiting on all who give
them call. The tailoring business will be car
ried on in all its various branches, in style un-
surpassed tor neatness of fits, durability of
facturo and facility and prompiness in filling or
ders. By strict attention to business we hope that
liberal share ofpa, ronage will be extended us
for our motto is, close attention to business and
prices suited TO the hardness of tho times.
Particular attention paid to cutting and war,sn
ted to fit il made correctly. New York and Phil
adelphia fasions regularly received.
H.W. NOE.
FRANCIS O'BRIEN.
Aberdeen JAM. IA. l845.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.
ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

DY virtue Of on order from the hon Probate
OCCUR. of Monroe county, will sell on the 4th
Saturday in February next at the late residence of
M T Hutohinson;dec'd., to the highest bidder, a
credit Of twelve months, all the personal estate OF
said deceased, consisting ofone negro boy. named
Joe cattle, horses, hogs, household and kitchen fur
nture &c. sc. Also will be rented until the first
day " January next the plantation of said deceas-
ed. Sale within the hours prescribed by law
Other terms made known on the day Of sale.
SARAH J. HUI CRIMSON,
Administrative.
January %, 1915. SO CIV
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)vember 81, 1874. J. ROBINS. Clerk Z
RSTRACT OF BILL.

The complainant charges that defendant Turche.
ed on the Both day of May, 1871, of complainant,
the south half and the northwest quarter Of section
thirteen township sixteen, rasge four oasr, for the
sum Of two thousand dollars. as follows, viz:--0so
note on Thomas Pitson for one thousand dollars,
which was to be delivered in few days, and al the
same time was to execute bill of sale for negro
man for the other thousand dollars; that complain
ant executed deed for said land that defcndau,
refused to comply with his contract, md seeks 10
defraud complainant; therefore he files bis bl and
prays decree for the snle of the land for the pur
chuse money. J. ROBINS, Cetk, IS 9v
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ADAM Y. SMITH q FRANK M. TUCKER,
n Law CoPARrNERs, in and for the County Of
Monroe Miss. personal attendance ofbolh upon all
the Courts of said County. Office at Aberdeen,
Commerce st., next door east of the Eagle Hotel
where FRAsx NJ. TvcKsR, may atal times DO fousd
Dee. Nth, lslt, s2-tf.
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N OTTO E. .

QEALED proposals will be received by me un-
~ til the II day ofFebruary next, for the purpose
OF bnding bridge across the ravine on the street
leading to the steam mill--the lowest bidder to be
entitled to the contract. Bond and security will
be required of the undertaken; plan OF the bridge
cnn be seen by calling at my office.
EDWIN EANES.
January 80. l845. 80 3w. Mayor.
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U 0 M S H e q TIL r O N
Copper Ware Mandatory.

TIME undersigned would respectfully inform
i the citizens Of Aberdeen and vicinity. that
DO has located inAbereen for the puepose Of carry
Ing on the above business in all its various branch
co. with the confident hope Of being sustained
by community which cannot fail to appreciate
the necessity of a permanent establishment, al
ways prepared to accommodate the wants and nee
essnries Of the mcrket demands Of the articles
which he is prepared to manufacture, Not wish
ng to extort upon demands of the community, no
would say, that no article or job shall be executed
at any other than fair and reasonable prices. He
10 well prepared to execute any Job in he above
business; and Aatters himself that from capacity
and determination to do his own work, he will
receive a libe,ul encouragement. His shop is
located Immediately back Of the store of J. R. Eek.
ford, where he would DO pleased to receive calls
from those desiring any article in this line He
has now on hand fine lot of vale, to which he
would call the attention Of Merchants and traders
which will be sold by Wholesale or retail. Partic-
aar attention will be paid to all orders from dis.
TANGO. Aberdeen Dec. 7, ls44.3lf C.S.MARTIN
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DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT oP
the state of mississippi at rulton

Vincent u Inns.
TTrON opening the matore, Of this Bill, md il
" appearing to the satisfaction ofthe Court that
the defendant Vincent B. Tins is not an inhsbi-
ant of this State, but resides beyond the limit.
thereof that the ordinary process of this Cour,
canno he served upon him, it is therefore ordered
by the Count, that unless ho be and appear before
the Vice Chancellor, at the court room in the town
of Fulton, on the third Monday in Nay next, and
plead answer or denur to said Bill, the several al
egations thereof will be taken for confessed and
such order and decree mndo therein as the Vice
Chancellor may deem equitable and just And e.
is further ordered that copy of hi, order be in
serted in the Mississippi Advertiser, paper pub
lished in the town of Aberdeen once week for
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