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RY JESSE f. DOW 81 co.
Western statesman., 1845-01-04

Sffate-Chottnw county.
- KIN ua BE- tamaa feels. eae h~e to,s,
Huie. attm nine ~ ieu terfs "a ! ase,
nn q p f.rit ~ uf tr feft. matted vitt ~.
fnlaf nd seffe Arfmlatd eg5.
Fefteelef9t tatf-fw
Tftfn er tt g. e rUfas. n t,rup rss,e tsp,.
nrtf elect twfirc ~ fff.ftp feata. In ete ,,,,
f'ssf rrt'r lttd. 'ft Afiaised 10 $50.
rffifuhff -. ~ f4fw
TstfnrrttS =. pister. rste red s,sey a
Etm ssx tffrs ed efih fme atffe srofs nnaer
~ leNt ffd On ! is / ifs tene utite In lie Gea.
mff 81 WITH sealltWfrk IN fffb enr md IN.
feflft ~ y f'rtt cor. Appraised to SEQ.
Sefi 20. 1914
Tol IN mp hv tfres s. Cafetton. n dun cotered
mfre mule. with soue Whit sfofs on ber shonl.
der. eaueed by tie reor. rbom even or eight
terrs old. Appraised TO $50. Seft. 90, Hi
Taten nr bv Henry toreins. bay more with
. sior IN her foreleod. some sodi'e marks on hr
tert' r'plt bird foot white two cd scars on cnch
high. htont six years old, sixteen taudS high
Appraised to SG0. 0c'ehcr ~. 1911.
THOMAS HARVEY.
Ringer Choctuw County.
November ., 1s44-dw
TAKEN up by TtomBs Arnold. two mare
mules. one wouse color about seven years old |
'prralSed 70 $50; tEe otler tror fbout five
years old. nbout fourteen tards high. nnnraised
o forty dollars. THO HARVEY,
Ranger Choctow County.
October o. 1cd1-o5
Western statesman., 1845-01-04
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
CHocTAw COUNTY.


Frobdte C'urt. NotemLfr Team, 1914
AN petition Almyra Hogg, widow and reict Of
~ Thomas Hogg lale of Chociaw county, Gec-
eased, and WHO is the administrative of said dece-
dant,
tits Orde' ed by the Court, that publication be
made in the Western Statesman. NEWSPAPER
published in the Town Of Carrollton. tarrol conn
ty, for four successive weeks, notifying all per-
sons interested IN Il lands. tencments and here
ditanents Of Tlomas Hogg, late of said county.
deceased. and more particularly in the following
described land in said county. to wit TIE w of
the N L Of Section 81, the w ] OF the n w / of
Section 30. ard ! of tie E dissection 35
all in Township 2l, Of Range q East. to be. and
appear before the Probate Court of ChOctaw coun-
W. on The fourth Monday in necemner next. II en-
aud lere TO show cause if any ey can or have,
why The said Amyra HoPg shall not ave her
dover III the above deserted lands allotted to her
agreeable to the prayer OF her petition.
true copy from the minutes.
THO. N. DAVIS, Clerk.
Western statesman., 1845-01-04
R. A. SEWARD, Clerk,
ABSTRACT.

The bill charges that complainant intermarried
with defendant in the county of Carroll and State
of Mississippi, sometime in October, A. D. 1899
ana thPt the defendant has deserted and con-
tlnned to desert complainant for more than three
years next preceding the filing Of This bill, and
moved to the State of Louisiana that said deser-
ton of complainant by defendant is without any
Just or reasonable cause; and prays that the bonds
OF atrimony now subsisting between complain-
ant aad defendant be dissolved, and for nothing
held.
Defendant will take notice that the depositions
of Benjamin Lee, NJ. Il. ri man and c. D. lit
man, will be taken at Carrolltcn in said county, at
the office of John Mcclellan, Commissioner, on the
lst Monday of October, 1874, between the hours
of 10 O'Clock A. M and 2 P. NJ, to be read in eyi
dence at the trial Of the above stated case, on the
part OF complainant, when and where you may at.
tend, &c. J. S. JOHNSON,
Sol'r for Compl't.
July G. lS44.-3-3m
Western statesman., 1845-01-04
THOMAS ELY
The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
JARRoLL COUNTY

V
P.o6a'e Cou't Necember term, A. d. 1914.
KNO all rersons in'ere ted in the lands and ten
ements Of Janes Shcrt Warren W. Snors,
pamel Short, Washington Short, ard Sarah Ann
Short, minors notice is Lerely given that at the
February term. rCXt, of said Court. | will make
Application Tor sn orfer TO sell tt N ] of tie S
W. of Section No, n, Township No. Is, of
kange No 3 Fast. when ard whore all persons
so interested may appear ard show cause if any
they can, why an order should NOT be made for Il
sale of said land. JAMES HARRELL.
Dec. L l~44-25-6w Guardian sc.
Western statesman., 1845-01-04
EXEG VlTON'S NOTCTC.

FILTERS testanentary having been granted
- to the nndersign. (hv tho nrohate Court of
carroll County. at the August term 1914. there
ofD on the last will md testament of Thomas
Ieh1' deceased. all PERSONS having cninS a.
galns' said estoie. are fereb, rotifed to present
them duly authenticated. within the time rre.
scribcd by law, or they will be forever hared
OHIO B DENT.
RUSSELL 6. BEALL,
August sth, ls44-6w Executors
Western statesman., 1845-01-04
LLIJ 4 Il NICM q I II !,
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

IENO all persons interested in the lands and ten
Il ements of James D. Mclean deceased especi
ally tie w w ! and Fl of SW of Sec
ton l3 and of N E / Section "A, in Town
shin 10, Range 5 East, and Wa S w and w
N " of Section Is, Township 10, Range 6 East.
and w W Section 10, Township 10, Range
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 legalees of said estate, when and
where you may attend and show cause to the
contrary.
E. K. M'LEAN,
g. d. M'LEAN,
Ex'rs of the will of ]. D. Mclean decd.
Nov. 8, lS44-6w
Western statesman., 1845-01-04
The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
CARROLL COUNTY.

CARROLL COUNTY.
P'cbdte cart, D,ctmJer te, m. A. d. 1914,
TO all persons interested in Il lands and tenp-
mei.ts OF Nathan Miers. deceased. TO Wit: W. S
w j Sec 26, Town 20, Range $ East; E1 N + /
Section 4, Township 10, Range East; W. Sc
Section u. Township 20, Range 5 Eas,; N s
w Section %, ard W. S E ! ard N E and 5
WI Section n, ard N E Section ;,3, ard W
J N WI and f E Section 4. Township 49,,
Iange East in said county; and the following
lands in ''inston county, N W. Sc ion 81,
Township 10, Range l3 East, and E ! Section
A. Range IA East; and also, S w Section 10,
Township 23, Range East, in Yalobusha Coun-
ty notice is hereby given tlat at the February
term, next, Of Il Hr bate Court Of Carroll coun-
ty. we will make application Tor an order to sell
said lands, wien and vlere all persons so inter
ested may appear and slow cause any they can,
why nm order should not be made for TIE sale of
said lands. YOl NG MIERS,
EDWARD MIERS,
Admir- Of Nathan M'erS, dec'd.
December Z, ls44-25-6w
Western statesman., 1845-01-04

w viii receive IN few days and offer for
w sale at small advances, 10 tors of Iron, 9 do
Castings, 150 bbs s. F. Flour. 10 casks choice
Bacon, % kegs Lard. 80 bbls Whiskey, 10 bbls
green Apples, Cheese, Butter, &c. &c.
A. S. BROWN g. co
Western statesman., 1845-01-04

District eitaucory court ~ The State
~ Mississippi, CafrolltoB.
WAtau W. Wtitslsad
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flehF fAffst6 ftl - faAsn A. sahf~sses. 80
snfh etAse saa asefea maae tsfeln - lha fes
thsHeMlaf W#Y NesW NaHifshl~ sn4 lsss
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= lessffed n ihe Western Assfsssass.e sasss
*esA ~ i#p hpafhs. spstassirely.
ABSTRACT.
fHH f'sd aiW AueW4f. iaff Tha hllf shss~s.
'hai " laeHsv isu, aes Neslset Rlhe atsv
! atsh tigsHs p fpmpff ~ ihe Gsa N fsa A
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fiif afsie# Naf sr8 asffs fefer fgsieeae8 \,
2 lod sompft ilshls ~ said hli usfu isa0.
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lsim ~ ~ i've from fhe estate ~ sid Elng. abg
~ defaHed tlis ife shd whoae esfste VS. ~
olfenf~~siaies flsaf wheh eofaHrt 81 dsrfs by
tafhnep ~ laws aHA IN tA4U ehia med tsdgmspt
u fhs agm N At.7tD 0G. and 81 fhs same inns
mained Judgment against ene foha = Palmer
Ann tf~s. adm'r and admins ~ OBtef
tnsa deed as Rafnisifees. on which last iadgt
. cansff ~ ~ made si .i87 90 ehnfuos dat ec
'rvards he olaatntd iuda't agaibst one Eduim
ofd as aafnialees on which nccaused 10 be- made
ie sum ~ @gn i7 --eharres that fhere is sf,lt
le compli 500 -, with interest from the lgih
lny l-t2--t thnfgcs that on I7th June. 1914. IN
e district ehantery court NJ the State Of Missis-
~ A. Cfuoon. def't obtained decree aqainat
~ IoFd6 0ne SusaunBh Graham. for a. 2s9 81,
ifh interest &c.--chargcs that tie eommissirn.
IN eancery has sold under snid decree property
J q credit Of months for more than sufficient 10
y soid decree Of @l,2-S 81 Prays. That snid
mr. he restrained from paying said sum of
.9-s n TO said Lee & Hardy, or their sol'rs,
~ he pay comp't the amt duo him from said
Is aud for general relief DC.
NN. r. BCLE,
Corrollton, 9th Sept, 1Sli--2m Clerk.
VIM, CoTHRAN, Sol'r for compl't.
Western statesman., 1845-01-04

II EFTERS OF admin stratlon having been grant.
u 4 ed to the undersigned, by the Hon Probate
Comt of Carroll County, at the October term lS44
thereof, on tn, estate of Garret Wiggins, decd,
all persons having claims against said estate, are
hereby notified to present them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred and all those indebted to said estate
are requested to come forward and make inmed-
ate payment.
ELIJAH McMATH.
EXECUTORS NOTICE
Western statesman., 1845-01-04

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He. Nov. % -
Western statesman., 1845-01-04

A 7 lie cGeler tern, ts4a. pr de Probate
" teHrf ~ Ecefov county. HE snb.rriher ouaf.
flied hs Afmini.tm'fix oo tie estate # n omes
Ito =. fcecased nn'ice = efetv pirep IN sftr rn,.
sons having claims against sid esintc. IN rreset
Hem properly authenticated within tho lime rrs.
se1bed by law, or Their rercverv viii he forever
barred. hLNYRt HtGG.
A}m'tix Of Ito Ilogr, dfcd.
December ? lsll-25-Gw
Western statesman., 1845-01-04
ADMINISTRATORS S4tE

pursuance OF nm order Of the prohate Court
Of Carroll county. Mis>i>s:rr,. nj the Derombor
term, 1914; | viii on the 18Th dav of Tonporv
isl3, offer itr sale at rubic auction, on credit
oi twelve months, tie South West / of Section {;
TOWNSHIP 10, Range 5 East, belonging to the
est te of Enoch G. Ev deceased. or 50 much
thereof as may be sufficient to pay the debts of
said estate
THOMAS ELY.
Admir- of Z. &. Ely, decd.
December 6, 1914 2G-6w
Western statesman., 1845-01-04

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800. fa.faf tatH ffrn. fefd
Western statesman., 1845-01-04
STRAYED OR STOLEN,

y the subscriber, living at Williams
ldlng, On the 25lh December, a large bay
las very fast walk and trot, and irclin-
sway backed-sevon years Old last spring.
orHat1on respecting said Lorso will be
y received, and all expences for his re-
,deS a liberal reward if claimed, will be
" paid, Il. w, II. BROWN.
Y ., lsA5.
Western statesman., 1845-01-04
District Chanccry Court of the State
of Mississippi, at CarrolIton.

a Ten Gary ri al
No 22S w. AT Sent. RuIcs
n. q J. Dick & Co.
PON opening the matters in this bill and il
~ appearing to the satisfaction Of the court.
that the defendants N. & J Dick e. Co are not
inhabitants of this State, but reside beyond the
limits thereof. so that the ordinary process OF
This count cannot be executed uron them, it is
Ordered That unless the said defendants aopear
before the Vice Chanceller, at the court room in
the town of Currollton. on the third Monday in
December next, and plead answer, or demur 10
the bill of complaint therein, the several allega-
tionS thereof will be taFen for confessed, and
such order or decree made therein as the Vice
Chancellor may deem equitable and Just.
IS stw'her orde'ed. That copy IF this or
der be inserted in the "Western Statesman" !" once
4 week for two months, snccessiyey,
Western statesman., 1845-01-04

A itf Netfmfff iffms l-ti. ofHf rsafats
~ 'onr aff drfaw fu1ffe. II = sst..,t.. ........f
tfod aa administration ap tfs s.,s,s ~ t,t..s
t"Hf'f fffcasfd notice ls e,ett ylfse ~ .ft
PERSONS hatfnv f'aims eraiasf evil e.ssfs. m tss.
sfW Them tfa efie au't 'ttnfeftfd ufffta ffs fia.e
tfe-ft bed ty l8p. ~ fffiftcttftv d tft. g.,e..
ef haired. flEtsANT = CtWrptfL.
Afm't ~ Ad.aun Campbell. deed
heeembef 9. t-tla9aaGV
Western statesman., 1845-01-04
}. D. LEFIORE,
Dg' ding and {, minis
sion Merchant,
LcffOrC, NTiSs.

-laS,pn,iy on hard o general assortment
P",lCn P,",lCn Supplies, consisting in part Of
,s,.P "oP'' Produce. Groceries. Iron,
H.. n.'gS' Is Shoes, aud a general assort-
. GOODS. all of which will be
; ~ :, Ash or COTTON. Hoping
i lnl latfal STARE of patronage. ,suring
n s,,.s uSlle.s intrusted TO my charge will
ter,I Ien'ion, oai, am at all tines prepared
ls4d g9Sh Se advances on cotton.
Western statesman., 1845-01-04
Newett piln1an.

YNHIS day came The Plaintiff BY attorney, and
"A IT appearing to the satisfaction of the court,
that the defendant Newett Pitman is not an in.
hnbitan OF this State, but resides beyond the linn
It's thereof, SO that the ordinary process of this
court cannot be executed upon him; It is ordered
by the court that unless the said defendant appear
before the circuit court of Carroll county, at the
court house in the town of Carrollton, on the first
Monday of October next and Plead answer or de-
mnr to the bill of complaint, herein, the several
allegations thereof will be taken for confessed as
to hlm' and such order or decreA made therein as
the court may deem equitable and just. II is fur
ther ordered, that copy of this order be inserted
in the Western Statesman, newspaper published
IN Carrollton for three months successively.
A true copy from the Minutes.
Western statesman., 1845-01-04
ABSTRACT

Pill filed June nth, 1914 charges. That Mt the
October term, 1910, of the Carroll CT court.
Ge' rye Pollard, James S. Ewing g. Branhan Mer-
rill. surviving partners of Lee, Madduc g. Co
who sued for the use of the President, Direc-
tors d CO., of the Union Bank of Louisiana, re-
covered" Judgment against the compliments Gary
~ EStill, and one VIM G. DOvle for the sum of
S}.399 80, besides costs of stit-that execution
issued on said Judgment, and was bv the sh'ff of
arrol county levied on the property of complain-
ants --thnt complaina ntS gave forthcoming bond
wlich was forfeited on the l2h uav of April.
IS4I--chargeS that the judgment has been trans
ferred to N. g. ] Dick d Co.-charges that COM
rlainant Gary has had other dealings with said
N. q Dick a. Co. and thai he owed them rye
srmS OF money bnt he shipped 10 them Mt diff;r
ent'times different Quantities of cotton--that on
final Settlement that Gary had over raid N. d. J.
Dick & Co hv %SS2 56. with interest from the
date of settlement made by N. g. J Dick d- Co.
charges that he has informed said company of
her mistakes and that they instructed their at
orney TO allow him credit on said Judgment, but
hat said attorney neglected to do so--states that
ne since went 10 New Orleans and saw said ~ &
!. Dick q Co.. but that they refused settle fair
y with him. and were only willing TO allow him
credit said judgment for five hundred dollars
PRAYs, Thai the said N. e. ]. Dick a. Co. be
made defendants to this Suit-that they answer all
md singular the allegations in said bill contained
that they be compelled to produce a full state
nent of their. dealings with said Gary, and that
N account be taken and stated between them
-prays an Injunction, &c.
wM. P. BoLE.
Carrollton, Sept 9th, 1s44-l2-2m CLERK.
CoTHRAN g. NELL, P. Q.
Western statesman., 1845-01-04
NOTICE.

THE copnrtrer,h heretofore existing under
tho firm o. WOOD e. HALE. was this day dis
solved bv ru.ual consent, all debts due the firm
viii be raid 10 w. C. HALE, who is authorized
to receipt for the same ,ooo
w C. HALE.
GREExwOop, Nov. Is, 1s44-3w
Western statesman., 1845-01-04
a Adullimi~lratOr'~ Notice.

July G. lS44.-3-3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-31
IMPROVEMENTS

TmES,Ll: Factory in the 9th Ward il pro
crossing and we learn that Mr.. Gill viii com
mcncc operations thetc in about six weeks.
although the buildings will not then he en-
urcly hnishcd. Some OF his workmcn an,
now he,c.
The Ware House ON Main Street occupied
by MesSrs. Jacob & Mitchell is undergoing II
rcmolellInS ami an addition OF 30 lect in the
rear, which will make it superb wholcsalc
store, 100 feet III tie dcarand VITA urdoors
III front and every convenience 1t is
to b. occupied do wholesale grocery by a
new concern
The Wasc Houses belonging to Mr.. Rich
ards. ON Water Street ate undergoing a similar
enlargement and beins finished with open
fronts. They will be very valuable houses.
The New Foundry Of Mcssrs. Millcrs. is
completed and will be occupied in few DAYS.
These facts, small, though they are, when
taken IN consideration with the rcnodcllinu
aud fitting for use, of the many houses and
in different parts of the city, and the many
contracts made for work, in the spring. show
a vast improvement in Wheeling. aud tina,
with steady and strong pull the city will
outgrow the highest hopes OF its friends,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-31

STOCK GAMBLING.-Thc New York
correspondent of the National Intelligencer
relates the following anecdote, which he SAYS
he heard from an English gentlemen now in
that city, to illustrate the extent to which
stock gambling was carried in London in 1926:
81 was in London (says the gentleman allu-
ded to- IN 1896, and was irequenter of the
Stock Exchange and an occasional operator,
during the fearful excitement and speculation
OF that memorable wear. well recollect hav-
ing sold one day, for friend of mine, seven
shares IN the stock of the mining companies,
1.-THE fancy stock of that time for Gl200 ster.
ling, tile par being Gl00 and the purchaser
made large profit on his operation. / was
a stockholder III the Royal Metropolitan Um
brclla Company, the object of which was to
loan umbrellas on the case of Unexpected rain
the company had station-h houses i'm all the
Leading business streets, where, ON the depos-
lite OF sum OF money any one might procure
AN umbrella at the rate of four pence sterling
per hour. The umbrellas were returnable at
any OF the station houses, and the deposites
there rcdeemable. On the dcpositcs thus
made, the company did very respectable bu-
slnosS, which lasted about as long ms many of
the institutions which were organized that
year. never shall forget the horrors of the
crash which succeeded these speculatons-
the ruin, misery, and despair which resulted
from them. As far as can Judge, from read
ing the accounts of speCulationS now going
on III railway shares, apprchcnd that like
result will be produced"