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Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13

4 White Fugif,oe from Slaoery.-A MT. P. Lee, of Maysville, Kentucky. advertises seven run away slaves, and offers reward of seven hundred dollars for their apprehension and arrest. Among the fngtives an infant four months old, and a white woman described thus, by MT. Lee:
 Fanny, the mother of four children. is about g years of age, ,cite as most ahite etcomen-sfraight light hair n' ."' est3. s=
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13
oUTsTRIPplNG THE WIND.

| Correspondent of the New York Morning News suggests valuable object that may be acc complished by the magnetic telegraph:
 l. "There is one use to which the magnetic tele. graph may be put on our Atlantic coas. that have nowhere seen mentioned-it IS in telling of the approach of northeast storms 1t IS well known that they commence in Philadelphia often some hours than here, and farther south, at Bsli. more, Washington or Norfolk. still earlier; and here before they commence in Boston Now. word could be sent ahead oi any hurricane or slorm. from station to station, and thus prevent the loss of many richly laden vessel. For instead of leaving port only to beat against he'wind, or get on lee shore. they could remain securely moored at the wharf until the storm is over. Not only may the merchant and mariner be benefited. but all classes especially the faimer. wh" might he no.
 tIfed of the approach of northeast storm, over considerable extent of country; and thus in hal, vest
 time, save thousands ot dollars' worth Ot hay and grain." r5 The Antiquarian Society of Copenhagen has re. ceived intelligence from Brazil. that 500 calcare. ous caverns have lately been discovered and ex. plored in that country, all of which contain fossil remains Six ot these contain human bones, be- sides those ot other animals. some of which. is said, now exist, while others are extinct. These are moi in their original stratum therefore the ge
 ongics pernd of their deposit cannot he ascertain. ed. The inference IS, however. that these facts
 tabish the conclusion that South America has been inhabited in the most early times. and that the
 primitive type of the people is preserved in the
 shape of the skull, which belong to the pyramidi- cal form of Pritchard.
 | Mike Walsh. in his last "Subterranean." rec marks, that an eminent Locofoco. holding two
 good offices, is now pushing for Register. and adds: "Three such offices at time wouldn't be very
 bad to take. If such grasping and unsuitable ava-
 rice can he called den0er0ry, would like to know
 what. in the name of Heaven, they consider Jeder- l aiism." 70
 Rather green. that question. Mike! A man who
 works ste adly. lives prudenty. sleeps conienledy. envies no man. reads what is going on regularly, sends lis children 10 good schools week days. and 1 takes them to church Sundays, never wishing for
 office, and always voting just he ihlnks' best for
 the country, is pretty certain to be branded Fed eralist. It is not bad name. however. n ycu have ssnse enough to understand it. Tribune.
 Hon. put10 S FrrNErr has been elected 3d | Assistsht Justice of the Supreme Court oiVeEmone in place Cf~ticn. Timothy Follstt resigned.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13

4 Cheap BreGkfast-A son of Erin at Schen. eciady heard the breakfast bell ring n0board ca- nal boat just starting out for Buffalo, The fragrance of the viands induced him to go aboard.
 "Sure, Captain, dear,' said he. "an' what'll ye ax poor man for thravelling on yer Ilegant swan boat? ,"
 "Only cent and half mile and found." re- piled the Captain
 (" An is i, the vittles ye mean to6nd, sure ?''
 "Yes And ifyou're going along, g. down to breakfast .r1 ........., ....., ,..l..., .
 Pat didn't wait 10 be told second time, but having descended into the cabin and made hear ty meal. he came again on deck and requested that the bnat might be stopped. .,l ....--
 ''What do you want to stop ior" inquired the Captain. --H
 :. How far have we come, just '' asked Pat.
 "Only little over a mile." ,.. ..
 Pat thereupon handed the Captain two cents. and coolly told him that he believed he would not go any farther with him, as Judy would wait her breakfast, not know ing that he had breakfasted out! s... The joke was 90 good that the Captain took the cenis, ordered the boat stopped helped Pat ashore and told him that should he ever have occasion tc travel that way again he should be most happy te carry him. -....,. .. -.... ..
 James B. Clay, son of Henry Clay, declines the honor of public dinner rendered him by the Whig citizens nf Philadelphia. In declining the honor offered him, he says: s- .... "I need not assure you that it would give me great happiness to make the acquaintance of my father In this city shall bear to him m Kentucky intelligence of this manifestation ot the kind feel | ings which are entertained towards nun Dy you 1 and those for whom you act and know that he will feel that in this attention to hs son: you nave | added to the obligations under which he already lies to you, for your long continued evidences oi regard and confidence"
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13
Dissolution,

VTIE co-partnership heretofore existing between -k the subscribers, under the firm of OBrian 6 .M:.Virl, is bv mutual consent this day dissolved The business of the late firm will be settled by John O'Dran. JOHN O'BRIAN,
 CHARLES MCNEIL. Goshen. Oct. 2S, IS 5. ' g
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13

.Ns,o Paper at MiI,oaukie-Mr. w. D. Wilson, late Light agent for the lakes. has issued the first number of the Daily Gazette. at Milwaukee Messrs. I. S. Rowland and E. Starr, both stannch Wings. are associated with Mr. W. in the editorial department. str.. 7sas- Ina ,r..,..r s -e
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13
Ladies' Cloak and Dress Goods,
 &C

TENHE best assortment in town, just receiv-
 ed from New York, and for sale cheap, for cash or produce, at the "New Cash StOre.'' $. N. BRONSON, Agent. -
 Oct. 9. g
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13
CAME INTO

sUHE inclosure of the subscriber. on or a. 1 bou, the 18th of October. five two year old STEERS. four light red and one brown mo artificial mark discovered. The own CT is requested to prove property, pay char ges and take them away.
 NATHAN HART. Cornwall, Oct. 26, lS45. g
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13
StOves!! StOves!! F. J. SEYMOUR

NFFERS for sale at the building oppo- Osite the Factory Store, in WolcottvilIe. a splendid a assortment of STOVES of al. most all kinds, which he will sell on very liberal terms.
 Wolesttville, Oct. 9, 1s45. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13
Fashionable .WSgEia,erg.

A FULL ASSORTMENT to be found at EA- MISS WARDS, on West Street.
 Oct. l4th. 6W2l
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13

Hon. Pluto S. BENNETT has been elected Sd Assistant Justice of the Supreme Court of Vermont in place SsSHon. Timothy FolIstt resigned.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13

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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-03-15
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md iusfa tive fesding. ~ y set"n 10 the ing'
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hhividm. ,eom, anies o. individuals .ho my
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~ thu discount A TEN ittshce Of five dollars
then, provided II be IN funds nj pr III tho city
of New Y'rk, or not more than R~ per cent
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off.r the work, vi oblige Us To adhere 10 the
cash system without any deviation whatever.
Editors throughout the country inserting thi'
! Prospectus four succe. ding weeks, and sending
cony containing II TO the Albion Office, vii
be entitled 10 afee copy for one year,
A pril 3, l644.
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III Office.

y = the Sep, enber Term 1914. ofshe Pro-
baie Court II Tippsh County Miss'ss'p'
= ~ y 81. llhe undersigned WIS appointed az
minis, ~ 81 ST The Eeiaie Of Benjamin Co'k
dooeSsed. Notice j. therefore. hereby gwen
II 81 perecns havirg claims aea'ntt fa,d er'a..
70 present them within the time linstto ~ law
81 they viii be barred. .,rv.Nnrp
Adm. Of said Estate
sa,sary lth 1915 -7-6w
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Trust sale,

wy virtue Of u Deed 81 trust execute
- 10 me b. David iDanneily aud Jan
Daunell,, Vim West, Maria Wes', a, N
K Casey. Mary ? Casey. On The Il u
FEBRUARY AZ, serure the payment 81
ceriain debts therein m.ninned. viii pr
ceed 10 se. 10 the highest bidder t"r cash
i, The Town II Salem, 'Ilppah County Mss
On The 18Th day OF April neat,
i certain Negro woman hv ihe' name !"
MAMMA. in Satisfaction ofsaid debts spe
CITED il said Deed Of Trust. The sb"v'
Deed of T,us, IL nf record IN The C"nn's 9
T.upah- The lille 10 sald negro is bclieve'
10 be gpnd, yc, shall only convey s"c'
l,u!e as IS vested IN ire by sad deed q 'r"''
u B Wright. 1rusfe
Oc,r. 4lh 1874 = On
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Two CONES year -.
Dealers in periodicals. throughout the o'h'ed
States and the Cana,las WHO wish to become
agents or the columbian Magazine, will please
apply 10 the publisher immediately Tue usual
discount will b. n,ade 10 them
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adds. tar the benefit Of all, Tint the work Will he
[suataiIn,Ib v efficient capital. FL tors wl.'
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marked ana addre sr.l 70 the Columbian Maga-
zinc, shall have copy oft sent 70 them ~
one sear. <>x,,,, ~ ~, 4
Address, post paid, RAEL POST sPnhs
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su Y o,ds, n The P,obn,e Cr,' q T'pp"s
~ County, I hall proceed (" 'so ~
tho premises, On M"nds,, No.''"''s 'on
Istt. Ooe hundred acres q Land h"o~"
y. 10, No q N tie plat u "l''ame"' "oe
d,y,.um "a tho lands u Bsnj,'n'p bears
Deceased; nov on record the Probate C'e'N'
Office u ssJ County, and silo"'ed 30 o'e.
ton 40. in 7awn.hip I, u Range ! ha'
ly,ou IN said County # Tippab' T~e's'
mon h. credit will DO given, tho purchaser
s,,in,pg bond and good security.
JOHN J ClIEA'Rs.
Adm. IF v. 7. Che"rs a'ed
Oct, l2,h Is4i-4S--3 fee 81
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Cheaper than k1vcf-
ALW arnfN" AID aD'"-nA"
s5ssY ea,sssis.

gHy IL. subscribers w"''.' fs'Sp''''' "
y ,.rm ,hs c,,zpn, Il lhs place "'it
,,csnu,. III, thes have Jhs' 'e'c's
"a anta,c nov opening, 40 e'e2nn' "~-'r'T
,oa,, &c New aud Desirable spring an
s,mner Goods; Al 4 Which have "e'
..,,,,ulI. selected II he New llk ~
p,nl,arlpt.a markets, ~ be very loves
s.h prc.-, aad Vii he % cheap, ~
~, so,,is u he same qnaluN, fVf' ~
!, ,h's n,aske, lbtr stock comprises
.h,,,,.,, u~st,ettns r.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

q UsI1ISTo TItA hIzN NU5tV.
~ Il The September Term 1874, Of the
So Probate C,mr, Of 'rppah County Mis-.
si.sippi; Letters Of Administration were
granted 10 he undersigned, % The Estate q
Pascal ". Palmer. Decreased. Noiice il
herpla,e, hereby gwen 70 all persons hays
n. claims against SAID Estate % present
hem w,lh,n The time limited BY law, Or The
same will be buried.
M Jercmmh II Pickens, is my Agent
a. Admnis,r,iix Aforesaid, 10 whom claims
may be presented and payments made.
MARTHA Y. i'ALMER- Admr
Of r. W. Palmer Decd
Sept, 5'h 1874 -43 CIV
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MT edicinS.

~ fresh supply inst received consisting f."
"a cal"mel, jalap, hatemans drops, godfrey.
cordial. paragorc, opodeidnc, landnnn. lees
pills. castor and american oils, epsnm sails, crs
yena and black pepper, Thompsons eve water
and mustard, for sale by J B. WALntR.
may, 1914.
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a 3 ~ p,bm,, ,p- IsIi. - 10
"a p,,a,sis tssn ~ jpr'h 'a'r 2
Arss,pp,, eafr' ~ Ao"''"''''''T"'
we're aIsD sdi' lhv vndsv'<"". ." ~
l.inie - Mnbsa Its, j'vTsed Nves =
therefore. b,fsb, sissn ~ all pe''""s *h
hsse e,e'ns esssns' s,,d erlsis, |" prem
ttr .,pe vopeds e"ihet'""'ed' "'h'" ~
l,n,s pfes ,,bsd ~ las. ~ lbe s""c VI"
80 haired.
CllIffJ BOX
Aisnnisifstuf a ssm ts'pie
ApdI ooh 1871 .i--Gt fee 81
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Executors Notice,

VEyf1E utIefs13Epu HavIHB UecH nPPV'H
ted ~ ihe las, Will and Testament
Of Seymour spencer, deceased, TX
ecn,or &c his Estate. All persons having
claims against the estate Of said Decd are
therefore, hereby requested TO exhibit the
same w,hln the tune limited BY Law, /"
he same wilt be barred. Those indebted 70
SAID E.,afe, are, requested to make imme'
date payment. nn>,,rp
Executor.
August l9lh l84i-4l-6w
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Rrlhey havem hani al'u' S5sA',l'
worth uf DkY GOODS. well assured,
which they wold seiI ~ Wholesale 30
zus, terms and NJ time, iur paptr y AZ
unq.es,ionahle credit
Memphis, NV. l3h 1913
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d I,OME BOOK.

Our oliec, is not only to please, but ins'rnc
the sex Practical stcrirs 81 ever, "a, me
receiqt.. and other Instructions tor the To-"
Dnpartment together with whatever Is row
nd ;,,,.rest;p, Ia the sex, will DO found in on
magazine Zee popular notices ol our emae
dopts wi he continued
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Medicine.

0Wyua. Enriss, Sweet oil, cnlclnel, Caster
Oil, Jniap, Rhnba,b, Godfrey C.rdia
Paragoric, Spirits N.tre, Th"mpsons Fly
Water, Cinnamon and Aniseeh il, C,npho
and Batemans Drops, BY J 3. WALKER.
Ripley, may IS43.
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TALES CT AMERICAN HISTORY.

4 oronineM feature, n the coming volume,
will he st, riss OF American History, 'a'ii'ei On
local traditions, and enbody'np pc,n'es "' nv
manners Of the several p'''ods II, our h",'a's
b,nt m, Sc stories will be from the pms VI
our first writers
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AN IMpER ATIvE RULE.

No orders Tor this Magazine are regarded. nv
less accompanied b, The MONEY ir"Nelhns
agents. editors, pnstmisters. and MI VINO ae'
,ar u, win please observe This. VS. snn' ea s.
dnc, IN. Aayn!ine on tie. SIT pfii c'l'ir. ',ii'
make tie work worth double the subsc''pe'n
price. In the, rigid ahlrrei &c 70 lhe oas'
q, stem will ennhle ~ I" publ,sn Y - -. 1.
| Magazine Tor the sane pr CT. man eou'A =
punished on the old crelit system.
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We might publish old English stories rs 9th.
ers do and save the money we pay = orgn"i
articles, hmt We prefer ~ encourage our nafinn
nj writers, Satisfied the p 'hc vii appreciate
ma No other two doliar book does his.
M AFASfiI, N PI ATE EXTRA. M
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-04-19

a GREEABLY to an order ofthe Hon
"a Probate Court Of Pamela county Mi.
made at the October Term thereof A. ID.
1874, | will as Administrator de bonis.
non Of the Estate of Sarah Harrison, de-
ceased, present my accounts for final
settlement and allowance, at the Deem
Der Term A. d. 1844 Of said Court;
All persons interested are hereby no
titled 10 attend and show cause if any
they have, why final settlement and al
lowance should not be made.
LUDY COTHEN Adr.
lie bonis non Of Sarah Harrison decd.
33--6W.
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administrators Notice.

Letters Of administration having been
granted TO the undersigned at the June
term ofthe Hon. Probate Court Of PIANO.
Ia county or the estate cr John Merrill
deceased.
Notice is tn ? efore hereby given to
all persons indebted to said estate TO
come forward and make immediate
payment, and all persons having claims
against said estate are notified TO present
the same 10 the undersigned, duly au-
thenticated within the time limited by
INV, or this notice will be plead in bar
Of IA recovery Of the same
SOLOMON C. CHILDRESS Adm'r.
Of tie estate Of Join Merrill decd
4O-6w
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Administrators Notice.

Letters administration having been
granted to the undersigned on the es-
tate Of Calvin Russell deceased, by the
Probate Court Of Ta!Iahatchie county.
at the August Term, A. D. 1914 Of
said court:
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons
indebted to said Estate, to come forward
and make immediate payment; and those
having claims against said Estate are
hereby notified to present the same for
payment, within the time prescribed by
law, duly authenticated, to the subscri
Der, or they will be forever barred.
JAMES AFFORD, Admir- of Cal
Uin Easel, deceased.
Charleston Mi, Aug. IL, 1914. 23-6w
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Administrators Notice.

LETTERS administration having
been granted to the undersigned on the
undersigned on the estate Of Edward NJ
Halle deceased, by the Hon. Probate
Court Of Pamela county, Nj at special
Term Of said Court holden on the 3Oth
day Of September A. D. 1874;
Notice is hereby given to all persons
indebted 10 said estate TO come forward
and make payment; and all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate will pre-
sen. the same dolly authenticated to the
subscriber within the time prescribed by
law, or this notice will be plead in bar
Of q recovery ofthe same.
JANE G. HALE, adm'r.
of The estate Of E. II Halle decd.
oct 19-3l-6w
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Executors Notice.

ETTERS TestGmentary on the es
tate Of Sinclair A. Henderson, de-
ceased, having been granted to the un
dersigned at a special Term Of the Pro.
bate Court Of Pamela County held on
the 3lst day Of August A. ID. 1914
Notice is hereby given to all persons
indebted to said Estate to come forward
and make payment Immediately; and
all persons having claims against said
estate are likewise notified to present
the same duly authenticated to the sub
scriber within the time limited by law
or they will be forever barred.
VIM. 3. POLLARD, Er'tr of
the last wiN and Testament, Of S. Il.
Henderson, Gec'd.
September 81, 1914. CIV.
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istratOr's Notice.

LETTERS Of Administrator having
been granted to the undersigned on the
estate Of Abner w. fitzpatrick deceased,
by tne Probate Court Of Tallahatchie
county at the October Term A. D. 1914 ;
Therefore notice is hereby given to
all persons indebted TO said estate 10
come forward and make immediate pay
ment. Those having claims against
said estate are also hereby notified TO
present the same duly authenticated for
payment within the time prescribed by
law, or this notice will be plead in bar
OF the recovery.
ADRIAN w. DAVIS, Adm'r.
Of Abner W. Fitzpatrick de'cd.
-3l-6-w.
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~ Office.

THE Undersigned, Administrator of
I the Estat Of Zimry, w. TAFT. de-
ceased, having, at the January Term
A. d. 1845 Of the Probate Court Of Pa
nola county, filed his accounts for final
settlen ent at the March Term A. D.
1915 Of said Court:
Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested in said Estate, 10 attend at
said Term ofCourt, and show cause if
any they have, why final settlement
and allowance Of said accounts should
not thenbe made.
JAMES. RUFFIN. Admr
Of the Estate Of Zimry w. TAFT de-
ceased. January 25, 1915 3-6w.
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ksL'. ISOEEas's vegetable TEfc
Fills a. ENgsgsaEx ERfEee.s

livery where acknowledged nc Tho
BEST OF all the numerous medicines ,ha.
are offered 10 the pabIic. Or WoH,,'s
Lie Pills and Phoenix Billcrs are dsii,'
ana houri y sustaining The sonnd rcnn,,.
uoh which they have honestly and ,r.,oa
'en'atF50sly acquired. No nerson a,a-
sc' LOOK them even for a short per,od
without being so perfectly satisfied WIKI ,u'
'helr effects upon himself, as to recon-
mend them to others. 0'i'-
The Life Medicines are also NO..
excellent reIiefin affections Of ,bo ; ;""H
ana Bowels, as has been proved i I've
oreds OF cases where patients barn a nu''-
Onward and requested that their evne,
'9n nc 10 'akHg them might be publish.
ea iof the benefit Of others. In Their On
GRAFTON IN such cases, they restore he
zone o. the Stomach, strengthen the d.
sestIve organs, and inyigorare the cen.
eraI functions ofthc whole body. &, I'm.
become TO both sexes (ror thew are nor
fectly adapted to each) an inxaI.aLio
ing health. ''''' 'e''ol-
In affections of the Head. whetbe, ~
no,",1n'Gu WIN pain and giddiness. or
marked by the 8rievous calamity Off,
paIred mental energy; in palpi;a,ions nr
me heart, fatulence, loss oranna,;,ao ~
Strength, and the multiplied svmn,on, u
OF dlsordered digestion, The ~ "'P,oms
clnes VIII be found to possess the n.y.,
salutary efficacy. ''e most
constitutions relaxed. wool.
cayed, in men or women oro "h' or de-
Immediate mnn influence Of the life medin;n ono
III coughs aSthmas, and consumn,;yn
n 'S are soon relieved and sneed;i,.
cured Poverty of blood. and a,ea peeuiI
lllhos Will ere long meet Tho haan:
co go .he chill, watery fluid vii, he
come rich and balsamic, and tho ~ E.a oe-
Oe covered with flesh, firm & baa al L',i'0'
nervous disorders ofeverv Kind a.,
from whatever cause ARISING A. G'" I ana
,ha, e , Of the life medicines. and al
,m roa,t .ra'n OF sinkings. anxIet;es and
, rrolhofs which so dreadfuIly affect I ,ha
NIL; ILL INC Sedenlary aud the delicate
VIII IN short time be snccoodnJ 800 Is
health. Presage OF
;, r TOR weakness, deficiency of po,ur.,
=, S'h, and relaxation Of the vessel
y 100 frequent indulgence oftbe nsr
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The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-04-19
Administrators sale

A GREEABLE to an order the Hon
~ the Probate Court Of Tallaha,chi lie
county, made at the October Term A.
d. 1914. shall proceed TO sell in the
town Of Charleston in said county on The
Monday the 9Th day Of December
next on credit Of tw' I've months with
bond &securi'y the following real estate
belonging to the estate of William O.
Williams deceased 10 wit: The south
east quarter of section 5, in Township
25 Range east containing 100 acres
more or less. Sale to take place with
in the hours prescribed by law.
DANIEL Y SAWYERS Adm'r
OF VIM. O Williams iced.