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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06

MAJ. w. b. LEwIs. - hisindiVidaal. ~
most o. our readers know, has held aIucra-
live Office at Washington, third Auditor q
the Treasury, for sixteen years. A cw
months since President Polk, for satis!ac-
tory reasons---and no better reason would
be required than The fact that be had held
the office 80 long--displaced him, and
gave the place TO another. Mortified at
his dismissal, he affected to believe silly
story, originated by some letter-writer hard
run for political gossip, that it had been
brought about by his family connexion
with the French minister. On this fiinsy
pretext, he indited discourteous note adj
dressed "Jas. X. Polk, ESQ.,, demanding
to know if that was the cause of his reno
val, accompanied with declaration that
he would repair 10 Tennessee and take
measures for the yindication of his cha
racter.' Mr.. Polk very properly refused 10
answer his billets, and left him TO vindi-
cate his character in his own way. Lewis
uhA iOhEo NblN9 W NV bSfhNAONS
and friendship of General Jackson, and
was in confidential private intercourse
with him up to the time of his death. The
old hero explicitly declared, but few
days before his death, that he could not
censure Mr. Polk for his removal; and de-
feated in his effort TO arouse the sympathy
of G en-. Jackson, he has resorted to The pi-
tful alternative of attempting to injure the
President, and the democratic party, by
the publication of private letters address
ed to him by the old General, in which he
speaks Of those who were then their mu-
tual friends, in the terms OF confidential
private intercourse. These letters reate
to the sale and transfer of the "Globe" Of
fce, and do not in the least affect or refer
to his removal or his "character." more
fragrant violation of honorable confidence,
or a more striking instance Of base ingra-
titude, is not on record-but such an act is
| its own comment.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06

SENATORIAL CANVASS. --Gov. M'Nutt VI
SIZED this county last week, and made
speeches at Black Hawk, Carrollton and
Middleton. Largo audiences attended at
each place. Gent II. Stuart Foote, also a
candidate for Senatorial honors, attended
the appointments. We shall notice, briefly,
tho addresses Of these gentleman at this
place on Friday last
Gov. M'Nuit opened with an alusion to
the custom, long prevalent in this State, Of
canvassing before the people for U. s. Sc
nator, and showed that whenever this
course had been pursued, the will of the
majority had been ascertained and carried
out. He then reverted to the great Ma
tional questions at issuc-tariff, bank, dis
tribuuon, assumption, &c.--each Of which
he argued briefly and ably, taking the true
democratic ground. He then entered into
an elaborate discussion OF measures Of State
policy, aud an exposition and defence OF
his own conduct, during the trying period
of his service as Chief Magistrate. In this
connection he rehoarsed the argument in
his address Of i843 against the payment by
the State Of the Planters Bank bonds he
denounced tho funding system as bohal'
upas Of corruption, and the most dotesta-
bic method of vilalnous robbery ever de-
vised by the ingenuity Of man = as Q
scheme TO support few in luxurious indo
lcnce, Of tho expense Of "the pundcred
plougtmcn and boggared yeomanry OF The
land" He next referred to the attempts
which have been made to misrepresent hi
conduct during the last canvass, particu
larly on the annexation question; he ana
lived The ilimsy evidence which has bee
adduced against him, and repeated the de
clarations oil his late published address
Ills illusions TO men in public station wer
in language such as ono freeman shout,
employ in speaking Of another, and not II
the phraseology Of sycophan,ic toadyism
Ho declared that he came before the pee
pie in his own defence, and as an advS
cate OF democratic principles, and that b
should not engage in angry controversy {
personal recriminatlon with any opposin
candidate who claimed 10 belong 10 Il
democratic party. His speech througho'
was marked with ability, dignity, honest.
and candov, and made highly iavorab
impression upon all who were not pred'
tersnlncd against him, or blinded BY nnia'
prejudice.
After he had concluded and retired, Coz
Foote took the stand. We are no, dispo
I'd to add to tho excitement which h
speech was calculated and designed
create, and shall therefore not allude 10
in Language which we think would be wa
ranted. For over two hours he poure
forth TRADE of abuse upon Gov. M'Nu
and his supporters. He dwell, in terms
bitter severity upon every act Of his OPP
neni's public life, which his ingenui
could disiort into an apparent lranssre
SION from duty. lie attempted but one
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06

o. In our last we quoted paragraph
from the Port Gibson Correspondent, re-
marked that we were "not at all particu-
lar about few turnips," and should there
fore pursue different course from that Of
our Port Gibson brother. Percy Howe
notices this--agitates what he calls " The
turnip question: declares " in favor
of ,urnips." Does he mean to insinuate
that our determination in the premises in
dcates fondness for "small potatoesp
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06

The wings in Kinds are in a particular
ly unpleasant smart about the Briscoe bill
The war wakes hot and furious. For de-
tails see last Southron. Hurra for Jen'
nings!--go ii, vanwinkle
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06

We call attention TO the card Of 0. y.
WooDMAN, Vicksburg. Persons visiting
that city, and wishing articles in his line,
will do well 10 give him call. We can
give evidence of his punctuaiiy and des-
patch in filling orders sent to him.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06

or Now announcements for District
Attorney, Sheriff, Assessor, Circuit Clerk,
Probate Clerk, and Board Of Police will
be found on our list this week.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06

A cayalcade Of candidates, for all sta
tons attend the Senatorial appointments,
M'Nuu is styled The big elephant of the
grand a-ravan-''and they'll have 10 tear
up bridges to stop him.!
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06

GEORGIA. The Gubernatorial canvass in
this State is becoming warm and exciting.
Whiggery is driven to desperate shifts, and
depends for the success of its candidate
mainly upon his merits as tnkering fl
nancier in small way. We have been
much amused at the dissection of wing
figures BY some Of our democratic exchange
papers from that State--ior although it is
said that " figures never lie" our brother
locos in Georgia prove conclusively that
they are sometimes cunningly distorted in
to most egregious lies. The people Of that
State are a dime-loving and dime-saving
people, and will detect the deception at
tempted 10 be practiced upon them by the
wing ariihmeticians. Federal whiggerv
proper has but a slender hold upon them
hence this pharasaical attempt TO dodge the
national issues. Our friends are united
in the best Of spirits--and the triumphant
election of McAllister, the democratic can
ddate, is confidently anticipated, We be-
leve us. Senator is TO be elected by The
next Legislature, in place Of Berrien, fed.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06

NEW CoTToN.-'rhe first bale received
at vicksburg was brought in on the goth
utimo, from the plantation of ex-Goy-
M'Nutt, near that city.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06

ELECTIONS election in Tennessee
takes place to-morrow-and the State will
be enrolled on the democratic list. The
election in Kentucky, North Carolina, In
diana, Alabama and Missouri, took place
on Monday last. The mighty West will
stand by the President in his declaration
that our title to the Oregon is "clear and
unqueslionable."
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06
MAnK VALENTINE, Esq, Of Warren,

MARK VALENTINE, Esq, Of Warren,
has announced himself as an independent
democratic candidate for Congress. lie
objects TO Mr.. DAvIs's position on the
Briscoc bill, and expresses a determine
ton to canvass the State on that question
As it is not possible that the Briscoe bill
can come before the Congress Of the Uni
ted States, we advise Mr.. Valentine &c
listen to tho counsels Of his friends, re
consider his determination, and remain
nj home
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06

The Honn R. G. Winthrop, a leading f.
derats, Of Massachusetts, offered the fol-
lowing patriotic sentiment at dinner al
Fanueil Hall, on the fourth Of July;
sour COUNTRY - Bounded by the ST.
Johns and Sabine, or however otherwise
bounded, or described, and be The mea-
surement more or less, ,--still our country
10 DO cherished in all our hearts, to DO dc.
Tended BY all our hands,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06

The Sentinel denies that any cases Of
yellow fever have occurred at Vicksburg
this summer.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06

or We call attention to the extract
on the first page from the Nashville Union.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15
DE- TOfE:st'~ vegetable Lille
Fills 81 E'ElDsaFx Fs;tfprS.

Every where ackRuw Icdced ms tbs
test OF all the numerous medicines tha,
are offered 10 the public DR. MofFat's
Il Fii$ and PhPnix Rit:crs are dahl
ana hdGTiy sustaining he sound rrpu,a.
ton hich they have honestly and INNS.
ter'aiIou>lv acquitted. Ne person eve,
yet took them ven for Il short rcrlod,
without being 50 perfectly satisfied win
'heIr effects upon himself, as 10 recon-.
mend them to others.
The Life Medicines are nlso = ,,>ost
excellent reiefin affections of The Liver
and bowels, Is has hpen proved in hun.
nred< OF cases here patients have come
forward and requested Ina, their exne.
r'enre In taking them might he publish.
cd Tor The benefit of others In their IN.
Grafton IN such cases, they restore no
tone ct The 5 omach. s'reng hen the di.
geSiIve organs. and invigorate the ccr.
eral functions oi'rhe whole body. & fhus
become 10 both sexes (for ;hev are per.
feciy adapted 10 each) an invaluable
means of preventing disease and res,or.
ing health.
In affections OF The Head. whether nc:
COMMANDED with pain ana gddiress. or
marked b. the eriev, us CALAMITY Of i'm:
1a'r"d mental energy; in ralpi,ations Of
the heart. tla'ulence. loss ofa5petire and
strength. and The multiplied symptoms
"i d'Sordered digestion. the Lie Medi.
c'neS viii he tnun 10 possess the mos.
salu'ary efficacy.
CONSTITUTIONS 'lavpd, weak, nt De.
cayed. in men or women. arc under the
Immediate influence nj the life medicines.
Oid coughs. a>thmas, and consnmp,iYe
ha6ifS are soon relic, ed and speedly
c"re1. Poverty uf blood, and emaciared
limbs will ere long meet HE bappicA
change; he chill. wa,ery fund will he.
come re rich and bal>amic, and the limbs
ne covered win flesh. firm & hc.al;ny.
Nervous disorders u(nJerv kind. and
,bo .,,r mn"'er"r canoe arising, ny before
Inc, Inc t"ec'S OF ::.e life MEDICINES. and al
, ,"a' 'F''' OF sinkings. anxleties and
'SmofS which 50 dreadfuIIv afrc, the
weak. The seien'arv and the delicate,
VIII IN Short time be succeeded by
health.
For weakness. deficiency Of natural
strength. aud relaxation of the vessels
DIV 10" frequent indulgence Of the pas.
SONS tins medicine is safe, certain
and Invaluable remedy. For sale at
Pamela by UrrNT
NAV 4 m
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15
OF MISSISSTPPT:

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI;
George W. Johnson) TaiIahatchle coun
Enos Harlan. priI Fern 1914.
Attachment for the sun Of S2l4 93.
This day came the plaintiff by his al.
tornieS, aud moves the court Tor an or
der of publication-and 1t appearing To
the satisfaction nf the court that The SAID
Harlan is an Astounding deb ar. il is
therefore considered by the conrr that
the morton be sustained. aud thar publ
cation of the pend"ncy o. this suit be-
made in The ~ eekIy Regi<'er.'a news
paper published weekly III the town Of
Pamela, for four successive weeks. re-
curing the said defendant Harlan To
appear and give special bail aud plead
within The time limited by law for his
appea rance. or The estate 50 attached will
be sold to satisfy the said plaintiff = de-
mand and ali coats and charges in this
behalf expended.
A true copy from the minutes-ionr
al Office al Charleston Mi. Ma 30.1844
Attest A. b. BELTS. Clerk.
Bailey & Fisher. Attornies for PHI.
Jun ! l2-4w
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15
"A administrators \ Office.

Letters of AL nins'railon having been
grained to he undersigned al the June
term the Hon. Prohr e C,uriof Fam
la county on the esta of John Merrill
deceased
Notice ia III : efo,e hereby given TO
all persons indrb,ed 10 said estate ro
come forward ana make immedire
Iaymrnt. and all person having claims
against said estate are nn'iiie1 To present
The same 10 the unl,.r>igned. duly an
lhen'lcatpi within he lime imiiei hy
INV. or This n":ir" will be plead in bar
OF il recovery of the same.
SOLOMON &. CHILDRESS Adna'r.
of the estdte Of John MrrW decd
4O-6y
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15
Ads,inisfratO - Notica

LII | ERS ot Administration having
been granted Ia The undersigned on the
esIa'" of Abner W. hilpa'rick Deceased.
by Ire Probate Court of TaIlnhatrhie
county AT the Oc'oler Term 4 ID 1914:
hereiure notice is hereby gwen to
all per>thS indebted 10 said es'a e 70
come forward and make Immediate pay
nen'. Those having claims agarust
sand e>iaIe are also hereby notified 10
present The same daily auh4n'ca.eI for
pay mem wrhin the ri,nc prescribed hv
law. orthlS ro.irr Will Sc ptcai in bar
al the recovery.
ABRAM w. DAVIS, AGm'r.
of Abaer ". fitzpatrick drcf.
-2I-6-w
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15
< ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

HGREEABLY In IN nrdtr OF he IL II
"a Probate C"uri OF Panola county Mi.
made ri the October Term there"f \. ID.
1894, | will as Administrator dp 6,njs.
non u h. ESrn'e of Sarah Harrison. de.
ceased, present INV accounts fnt iinaI
settirneut an / allowance. al the n6cenl-
Der Term 4. ID. 1914 ut' "a i Cour,;
Az persons Interested are hereby no
tilted 10 attend ana show cause if any
they have. why tinaI settlement and al
lowancc should not be made.
LUnY ru1IIFN Adr.
de bonis non IF Sarah Harrison drcd
33--GW
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15
Adm illustrators Notice.

LETTERS Administration having
been grained to the under-ign on the
unders,g ned on the estate Of Edward VI.
Halle deceased. by the Hon. Protare
Court Of Pamela county, Mi at a special
Term Of said Court holden on the 3Osh
day Of September A. d. 1914;
Notice is hereby given to all persons
indebted 10 said es'a'e to come forward
and make pavmen'; and all persons haV-
ing claims against said estate will pre-.
sen: the same dnlv authenticated To the
subcriber within the time prescribed by
law, or this not &C will be plead IN bar
ola recovery Oft same
JANE q. HALLE. adm r.
of The estate Of Z. N Huie decd.
oc, IQ-3J-6V
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15
ADMINIST 6ITOR.S NO TICE.

Letters of admin ..ra'i,n having been
granted t" he Undersigned. ON The Is
tate of Eli South. deceased, at he Geo.
Der term. A. ID. 1914 al liie Prota'e
courr of Pamela county his rhcrriore
- !" NOTIFY all persons iniehled 10 >ard
E>ta'c /" cone Onward Ia ediae'y and
make pay ment. And those having cIaiuS
again~i Said eS,ae. will present the
same. duIN an'henicatd. IN The >ub>cri
Der. within The Time limited b law. or
ihls no'rcs will be p'ead as "a bar To the
recovery ot the sau.
36-6w HIRAM RHODES. Hdn'r.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale.

AGREEABLE To- an order Of The Hon.
"a The Probate Court of TaIlahaIchie
county. made AT the Ocrob,r Term \.
.. 1914 lShalI proceed 10 sell in he
towD Of Charleston in said county or the
Monday tire 9Th day of nccemter
next on credit Of tw' I've months win
bond &securiiy the following rraI, estate
belonging to the estate of William Q.
Williams deceased TO Wit: The south
east quarter Of section Is. in Township
25 Range 2 east containing $50 acres
more or less. Sale To take place with
in the hours prescribed hv law.
DANIEL Y SAWYERS Adm'r.
OF YIN. 0 Williams Iced.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15
Administrators Notice.

Letters Of Administration having been
granted to the undersigned on the es-
tate Of CALVIN Russell decreased, hy The
Probate Court of Ia laha che county.
q, the August Term, A. ID. 1914 of
said court:
Notice is hereby given 10 al! persons
indebted to said Estate, TO come forward
ard make immediate payment: and those
having claims against SAID Estate are
hereby notified 10 present the samc for
payment. within the time prescribed by
law, duly authenticated, 10 the suhscri-
Der, or they will he forever barred
JAMES AFFORD. bdm'r of Gel
yin Mssei. deceased.
Charleston Mi, Aug. l2. 1874. 23-6w
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15
AEsEarsa;%erator's Notice,

4 ETFERS of Administration all c,i-
Z. Egpndum having been granted To The
undersigned on The estate Of Wiley T.
j"hnSon deceased BY The Probate Court
OF F"lIaha'chie County at the Sepiem-
Der term 1874;
No'H.e is hereby given 10 MI persons
rlfch cd To said estate tu make imne,ii-
a'e payment. And those persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are mott
fled t" present the same dulv anthrnti.a-
ted within the 'I'ne prescribed by law.
or this notice will be plead in bar Of The
recovery.
bMES II. JOHNSON. Aim'r &c. Of
Wiley b Jobn>on dcc'd.
September II, 1914 26-6w
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15
y o { i sc.

Robert Powers. Administrator Of ira
Estate of John Powers. deceased. bs.
filed his accounts al the August Tern
oil the Probate Court OF Talluhatchis
county, for final settlement of said Pc.
tate AT the November Term, le44 Of
SAID Court.
Notice is hereby given 70 n! interest.
cd To attend ii show cause, If any tbev
can. why final seiremsn: and allo4 Once
OF sad accounts should not be made.
ROBERT POWERS, Adm'Y
Of Johu POtccrs. deceased.
Charleston. Mi. Aug. IL. 1914 q
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15
BcnnPH LpP PhjiiBs J

Bc"neH lie" Philips } Cjrc'i C,urt
as. BWf,rdrorcrI Nor Term
Maria E'fen Phfhp: d. l844
an mutton ofconplainan' by Attorney
eS and il appearing % he -a,iSfar-
ton of the C"nrt thai the delendan, re-
sides oat Of the limits of ihis State so
that process cannor-ba served upon her
1t Is therefore considered AMI order, 4
by the court that publication be made in
The Pamela Weekly Register. ews-
paper published in the town of pano,.
Sac "f MI>sis~ippi.- for The snacn oC
the" months successfully. nnifvi,o
'h'' Sarf defendant. Of the penirncv of
this sl'lt. and mat unless The sai,, iec
rniant appear on or before TIE nav,
Term of this court. To be holden far ,b,
county OF Pannla ut the Court house j.,
The town of Pamela 90 The first Non3,y
"f May Erxr t" plead answer ar demur
/" lie 1911 "f 'h,. co,nplaiuan, afnresa;d
The Se'era' allegations ,hcreof u II hc
taken Tor confessed. ani he case ,ri,4
upon ne Charges SIN ID in The said hin
a rae cpPv from The gninu,rs.
35-5m w. {. CULBERSON c,r
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15
Ranger'S Nnice

Was posted by e,zlr Ro, les. Iiv
ing ~ miles sou b seSt nf the Town IF
Pinola, OH the 29h Of J,ne last nna
Yoke OF oxen. maiked with !, swallow
FORK and two unlrrhiiS in The rich, car
q or . wears old. one a red brindle cofor
/ G oihe. dark brindle, with some
me spots on him. appraiss.lto $50.
VIM. S. KEITH, Ranger.
l7-3w
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15
NOfscn.
p roila'e

T Ths Sar %e Hc "n1 P con2,
DY HUBS. N ALLEN. Judge of The
I'D Prohn,e 'ourr oi said co,rn v Lo,ice
is hereby given that on app'caioh TO
me by J,reS Afford. rardran al .E.m
Russell. Nancy Ru~s'.l and William Rus
sci. minor heirs al Calvin Russell. deg
ca>ed and james Ilam't.rt The husband
of Mary Hamlet AMI chilli OF he said
Calvin RuSss! deceased. all Of said cnun.
~ " iio claims an undivided one touth
part for each "t Sald heirs of all thai
tract of land know as he nnrrh half
OF the west half of the north west quar-
ter of section 80. AMI The ~,'~l h,lfrhe
south west quarter Of section %. and
The v"s' half "f the north west quarter
of section 90. Sa!I in Township "a Range
; East. | have nnmn 'ted John H.
McA'ee. John EIprt al! r. ~. Powers
commissioners to d.. Ill. the said tracts
OF land into equal shares or parts. and
unless proper objections stared tome al
ttarIslon he r"nn;v aforesaid ON The
2nd Monday of january n~x:. The said
John II. Nc Nee. John Elicit. and Rob
ert Powers Nil l'Yen = appointed Cnn,-
srls-.nn.rS Ia make partition of the said
lands Eur~nan' t. an &C en- l'l.1 az, s-.'
concerning h. rarrj'run ~ Inni< held
By coparccners- JOIN, tenants aud TENNIS
III common.
Gwen under my hani This the Is h
day OF October. A. II. I944 al Charles
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15
n O [ i c G.

The undersigned. Commissioners Of
Insolvency. on the ES'ne of in'I l..
Rec, deceased. will meet at The Prob
a,e Clerks Office. in Charleston TaIIn-
haichie county Mississippi. on the first
Saturday in each month. for eighteen
months. EDWIN T.. ARMSTRONG,
A. 3. BELTS. Commjex'nrs
Charleston. Mi, Aug. l2. I844-23-2w
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15

LiZ tBETII JOHNSON. Admins
In 'ratrix Of The Estate of James Gar,
ret deceased has filed her are; ms M
the November Term Of the Proha,e
Court of TalIaharchie County Tor f.
nal settlement "fSaii Esta'e a, the jan
uary Term 1915 Of sad Court:
All persons interested are hereby re.
qrired To attend on said 1av an / show
Cause iianv they have v v such final
settlemnl AMI allowance al said accounts
shall not be- made
ELIZABETH JOHNSON.
FormorIy Elizabeth Garre'. Adn'r. Of
jas. Garrpt, decH. 35-3w
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15
M q "a % sell White &Ce
Cotton Nj e re hants,
=. New Orie cans.
+ Q vans., Pano!a, Nj.
C. 4 y II -

I-'oef&t \ '7h advances tua,ie hv 4 w
armstrong ali Nm. p Brooks on shin.
mems q c"iton, shipped to our friends
Maunsell y bite & 20.
". p. BROOKS. Aarnt
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15
Exccu .Or's Notice.

ETIElS Tes,amentary. an the rs
;a'e of Jeremiah d. Ward deceased
having been granted to The undersign-
ed, by the Hon. Probate Court of PannIa
County, al a special Term of said court
holden a, Pdnoa in said cnunrv OH the
3Oih day Of September A. ID 1874;
Notice IS hereby given TO all persons
indebted tn SAID estate 10 come forward
Immediately and make payment; and
all persons having claims against said
estate will present the same duly au-
thentica,ed 10 the subscriber wtthin the
time limited by law or this notice will
be plead in bar Of Il recovery Of the
same. GARLAND e. NELSON En-
ecutoy September 8, l84i-6R
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15
ADMINS TRA7OR'S MOTTO:

HG"EEABLY 10 mn order Of the Nc
"a the Probate Court OF PanoIa Coun,
III. made II, The July Term 1914 Thereof
viii present my accounts. as Admins
traitor of tie Estate OF James Keith d.
ceased. for final settlement ani allow
cncc. AT the September term 1914 o
SAID Cour'. All persons interested Ar
r";Ificd 10 ai'cnd ana show canse if m,
lhey have Why such settlement and a.
10" ance should not be mnde.
JNO. II. kElTH Ednr.
August 10, l3Ii-22-6w