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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

FANCY SILK GOODS.
NEWEST STYLES.
PECK. NICHOLSON s WRIGHT.
Nos 1879 Pearl and so Beaver streets. New-fork,
Would respectfully announce that they opening alarSe
and newly selected Stock OF
SILK GOODS,
all of which are Of the latest Fall styles comprising full
assortment of
DRESS GOODS,
consisting In part of rich Cashmere DEcossc rich printed
Muslin dc Lanes Grapes De Laincs of and elegant
Styles rich plain Camceen and Satin stripe Repeaicrs
new and fashionable article; Camelecn Brocade and
Broche striped Silks black and colorcd ApaccaS, figured
and plain
SIIAwLS.
Broche and Cashmere Shaws patterns; Camceen
and Brocade figured silk Shawls; Daask WOODEN Stra-
da and rich Damask Aapacha: Mcrnc Thibet and Mus
lin de Lainc, in great variety, SC.
RIBBONS.
ANIL assortment Bonnet and Cap Ribbons OF the richest
Paris styles.
Figured Cap Laces Trimming Laces and Lace Edginss
Thread Lisle Plated and Brussels Edgings, sc.
GLOVES.
Consisting of Kd SIN Cashmere, In great variety oge
Their with large assortment Of Fancy Mi,ts.
Also full assortment of Paris Cords Gmps and frnSes
together with every article usually be found In Fancy
Stock which they prepared to offer on rs favorable
terms as any other establishment. tyl
NEW GooDS-Just received, scopes OF English Prints
" designs
Cashmere patterns, the handsomcst ever offered.
Also 500 pcs wide, rchprints fast coors at Is pr y
Also 300 pcs cloths fast three coored prints, Sd and
Cd per yard.
Also $50 pcs various colors sd and stripe, i'd and Cd
per yard.
Also several lots of new and desirable Silks very cheap.
Also several lots Cashmere and dc LANES, new patters
Also large stock pain figured and stripe Alpaca and
Eolians.
Also a large assortment of White Goods for Ladies'
Dresses
Also various other styles desirable for the season.
jos BARKER Sc ToWLE. Il Caiharine-st.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETINGS.
ID EUBEN SMITH, Jr. 254 BROADWAY. Opposite City
h Hl) calls the attention OF those wishing to furnish
with the latest and best style ogood to Lis large and well
selected stock of French Aubusson Administer, Royal Vel
vet Wilton, Tapestry, and Brussels Carpengs containing
some of the richest and most elegant patterns Of the newest
Designs and most beautifully arranged cocrs which have
lust been received by importatons from the best
European manufacturers.
Also. Three-ply Ingrain Damask and Twilled Venetian
CarpctIncs English Druggcts, Table and rano Covers,
with every article connected with the trade.
Floor OIL Cloth. OF .he latest patterns, well seasoned Of
every description and width.
Persons furnishing Private Residences, Steamboats,, or
Hotels are particularly invited to call and examine for
themselves before making their purchases only such
goods are sold at such prices shall give entire atisfc
ZION. II Owls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

ZONES & HALLS CHASGEABLE SAFETY LOCK
y This lock ct the will of It's possessor be changed
so as TO make millions OF locks out of one, 30 that neither
the maker any other person has knowledge what
ever OF the lock-
The subscriber would respectfully inform the public that
he has purchased OF his partner VIM Hall OF Boston, Mass
his half in the Patent Right Il. the above lock- This lock
now owned and will in future be manufactured Only oy
IL c. JONES' NJ his establishment N tie city OK Newark
And BY this advertisement he would notify all per-
sons not onfnge his Patent Right. The subscriber has
been 10 great expense 70 manufacture ana to sen e
above lock ri much less price, according TO the SIZE an
can be Bought in the United States. And ne would farther
state that his lock has been picked nor opened Win
out the key Iha; ocke6 as VIII be seen b me many
trsIs t,at il has undergone al different times with
ward OF $500 TO any person who would open II larry b
no one has ever been succcss and il Is warranted IN all
instances not 10 get out order while IL USE winch mas
been great annoyance 70 many who have used locks OF
different construction.
Also his Patent Pad Locks for Railroad purposes PTS
ons Expresses and Custom Houses which have been gen.
era v adopted and give full satisfaction. II. CLONES,
Il; 3rlayyisc Patent Lock Maker. Newark, " j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

DISAS Eltc,
The barque Lion of B7h Alexander. from Arelachicola
for New York reported to have gone ashore on the Terr
letter from Long islsnd dated ,h February, respecting
the wreck the schooner Reside r % G l s anchors S arr
G% s ' scS SSM
cotton goods mostly on loyds Neck shore scattered from
wagon loads eed away the being broken and goods
wsUsG mhf h dry iGs Gse It
board have eriehed The vessel was owned BY Capt Davis
70 for Oosappcsed for he full value The crew
number have been heard from Their naqes So far as is
Samuel EDDY I'd mate; YIN Carr colored man, seaman
Two vessels have gone TO her and ii possible Will save her
Accounts from holmes Hole the Sh inst state the scr
Julia Ann has discharged entirely and Is eNrecid TO e aoa
Most OF the schr Mariner has been taken out
seF eNa of Dennis from I 1 |E BCs
total loss About half the flour and corn has been landed
The latter badly damaged and will be sold on the spot The
schr Excel Lons from New York for Boston before re-
the cargo good order would sail rst wind
Schr Orleans from Boston for New York got off Sandy
Hook and was blown back rasulin Cove 9th with sails
The New osans Bulletin Of the Sd inst, :" Steam,
yeSop going down the river in contact with the B
;h ship Enel1nd il tow Of ths PSTroise about o'clock
amidshp, and down the waters edge, the bow Of the
EnSand rnS rsi several Of the !ssshSsri were ssn
feared will be partially damaged The England sustained no
The Providence Journal Of the lth inst. says" There
acor, III the city last evening said 10 have been brought by
pssenscr in the stage from Newport that abarau was seen
this morning the Eastward of Bcnons reef whether
shore anchor known TWAS said the Gutter Jackson
had her assistance and that it was the julia Burgess
of and for this port. from Mobile"
The bg Jacob Story Boston from London experienced
continual succession of westerly gales during the passage
Lost her sails and nearly all her Vessel strain
ed aud leaky. Had 10 throw part OF the cargo
The scr Billow from port st DOMINGO bound Tor
the Jardinlos de Ia Rena bv of the in boat were
pickle, b. the sch Eparaz from BstabSqo for T,ndSd
abaue ballast informed her Of the circumstance which
latter Immediately proceeded the wreck accompanied by
the Billo crew succeeding III getting out about leo
bags coffee which they carried into Trinidad The other tive
left AZ Cicnfueeos.'
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GREAT REDUCTION!
GREAT BARGAINS

SNE.ShA
At TINE NEW o RK
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
1877 broadway,
Three doors below tbs Franklin House
Gentlemen in wan. OF fashionable Over Coat or Cloak.
will do well to call aud examine choice assortment OF
Garments, trimmed in tho richest man
ner and OF the most fashionable styles at greatly recea
prices.
Aso splendid assortment OF Scsrf Ctavats and fancy
dress articles (mos OF mpOratcp) comprising eve
ry variety requisite complete scneuans wardrobe.
including Dressing Gowns OF every style and Price
with full assortment OF Cloths, Cassimeres and Vest
ngs OF very rich Styles from the most celebrated manu-
facturcrs.
Fun suits furnished to order at few hours notice
Cash on delivery, and no deviation in prices.
III is,f j. c. BOOTH & co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

BEWARE FnAuDs, and buy the true Magical Pain Ex-
ror only at Fl CourtIand ST. where they offer you $50
,xrd 10 find better article and sell the genuine al half
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

~. DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, at his
krncJ 81 Walker street, first Store FROM Broadway
knemher that DALLEY Salve IL not TO be had at the late
Hncy down town. the Chancellor for good and sufficient
sisons having broken the contract between DALEY and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

(fHEESElAN'S ARABIAN BALSAM has long been
~ known and appreciated for the efficacy sad pecu-
liar property possesses for the Of every kind OF
Wounds Bruises, SpraiDs and and il Is TAIL
ing remedy acute and chronic rheumatism The Bal
sam affords immediate relief for coughs and lungs,
pain the side and breast weakness In the back and on
and warranted TO any Of the piles nstula OF
however long standing when every thing else has faad
This wonder working Balsam Will restore numb perish
ell limbs, stiff JOINTS nubness in any part Of the BODY
and /. and pleasant application burns, scss.
throats and guinsie- Numerous and respectable c
hcates may be where 1t has effected ar entire cure
In all the above Price 81 IN LARGE 30 cents IN sh
Sold wholesale and retail by A. Is. d. SANDS, prus-
way. jls imis
NYTHooPrNG COUGH AND CKeUP.-To PxEsIs-
w Jaynes Expectorant is without exception tne "os'
valuable preparation III FOR the above diseases
verts whoopig cough into mild and ractable M
shortens its duration more than half and procoees
certain s, speedy recovery. From ono ha!fo one va u
full viii certainly cure Group In infants and young eno'en
in half an hours time. The lives Of hundreds Of ehnoeh
viii be saved annually, by always keeping 1t on hand reads
! for any emergency ,,.,x
It Is prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, No. 30 South iinia
| :, phit,deiphia Price 81. For sale by
A. d. & D. SANDS. Druggists, 10 Fuiton's'.
us ,m,s e7s Broadway. szld u Enst ssoe.sNsy'
cyTEEI IRON-30 tons - DanDarrosi bs1 SsS's : -
- snrertor article for Steel, for sale by
dlB 4 JOSEPH TTCKEEsdAS'o'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

r~LECTUREs ON SHAKSPEARE;-Mr, HUDSON,
the weather Will give his lectures on Hamlet ana Macbeth N
The Society Library ROOM on The evenings oil enday and
Friday. Feb II and 81, y, l.2 O'clock
Admt,.GSe zach evening 50 cents; Gentleman Ad two La
de- 81 I,len =, lie dor iif6tis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

BoARDENG.-Two or three gentlemen can be accom-
modacd with single rooms, with CRATES at Mrs Jane
HaiSSts. No. "a Earclays Also, room ana oeuloSin
TO let with board Rerrricc siyen and requlred lSl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

s.yp,s Bristols AMI Comstocks Extract Of Sarsapa-
IA .oid at n Courtlandt ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
In Jacket ship Zurich from Hayrear Davis. oil Georgia
In brig Cosort il0 Buenos Ayres-Capt Ssby, late OF
barlue India sold at Bucnos Ayrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14
Correspondence Living.ton 4 %.

ALBANY Feb. II, 1915
Co,iMERciAI.-Deyoit, Feb Wheat 75c Flour s3Sa;
Pork the hog $50 SIT. Miccuke, Jan 23-Wheat D.
zoe; Flour S3 Salt 49, Pork in the hog 81 Chicago, Jan
2u-Lage quantities OF gram SAID to be yet IN the country
Prices without alteration .4tbGng, FEB l-Prodnce
comes in freely Rye q. 6jc Barley JIc some sales asade
higher: Oats 2s Corn Sc Gu ibs with light receipts
Peas 60 for good article: Maowiats 81 10 no Seed
in market; Butter without change; Pork aving Flour
1914 s7i-irm, according to quality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14
no. 2S5 BROADWAY, NEAR GRANITE
RITZ .nTNES

BUILDINGS.
MONSIEUR EDOuART, .Slhouttst Of the French
I'VE and English Royal Families respectfully in!eAs the
public that he has returned TO Newiork after tour OF
four years through all the principal cities OF the United
States lie brings with him valuable collection OF Like
resses Of distinguished characters in the Church. state
Navy Army Literature, Science and Art. His american
collection amounts $4,000, and bis European to2oOoo
ali with their autographs appended This highly interest
ing collection is exhibited at his oos where there free
admission Il; all hours oi the day.
Mr. L continues 10 fake single Likenesses or aniy
Groups the accuracy OF which too well known 10 he
public 10 require the abundant and atterng testimonials
that could easily be furnished.
Duplicates the Likenessss in his collection 10 be had
and families attended at their own residences, reqnrc1
Being about 10 leave this country for Europe he invites
his friends and The public generally to Gull as early US pcs
sblc. -
Likewise, DAGUERRE0TYPE LIkENESSES taken
from nature Portraits aud Miniatures; copies OF the
Silhouette Family Group. flo lwls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

FOREIGN FORTS.
Opcrto Dec lS-Baque Henry Newell for New York via
Lisbon IN few days; Aldridce
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MISS oRaNps PICTORIAL DEFNER.
SECRETARY. > Of To-,
OF CoA>,oS SCHOOLS.
IL l., Il 1915

IlEPt RTMKNT OF JoSI>!0N StFIuutS'l
Albany. Jaa. Is, 1875.
Deer Sir have snaiaieed the Pictorial Deiner.- by
Elizabeth oan and am highly pleased only with the de-
Sn Su. execution OF the work Il appears to me- TO De
admirably asped tbs purposes Of elementary instruction In
Common Schools and calculated aes; the at;sation
aad expand the minds Of the young irias them cle: aeon
fafe and Ineligible conceptions Of those material objects to
which ;e oour language and literature greatly
insb.ei The Auhosss mss, MY Judgment succeeded TO
very great in enbodyin= in her work the enlightened
conceiioa CT Locke, which she has adciousy adopted
as he. motto. Nsry .ssisctlally yonrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14
n REAL ESTATE MARKET, M

HsSA REAI. FsTATE NABKET sS@
-ssSA-20 wALL-STREET, NEw-YoRK ".
The undersigned having established ASSOCIATED AGsN-
extending Europe and America communicate 10
all snch Information viii enable them ind The
spot the United States best adapted their circumstances
and Aud having urthe.ance of tins object oencd
Real Estate Market nths City ctfny invite those
who have for sale Lands, Farms Houses Mills Water Pow
Mines situated IN any Part Of country TO furnish
with description Of the with the Price sad
surrounding circumstances and wall sell the property for
them or send them purchasers.
TEKNs-S5 in advance for Registering and Advertising
the Tribune and ErGants Guide and trAe sold through
our agency commission OF enc per cent
( - bo, WI ARNOLD, BUFFUM s co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

siaxgTs-c Carefully Repo,tedfer The T'lsaae.
THURSDAY. Feb. H.
sEs-Tbe market remains before notice. inactive
Pets held at 81, Pearls i,lS oi new bills bat
roT II few sales.
T0NThe surply On the brokers table ]. good. but
. taiked dispostieu among holder. 10 CELL We no
change the quotation of &c reT 10 decline
Ashea, point. There is enquiry for consumption
k@S,Ss ont, and little speculative actou I ne sales
good ordinary At 4; a 81 cents mdalins good
middlins fair TO fair So ST. fully tnr 10 sesd
Euyss Mobile and New. Orleans ordaary to good edt
81 D. uidang good niddling 81 s. middlios bA's
'Tal, and fully Ia. 70 good fair u as.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

TEETH. TEETH. TEETH.!.
IN L. LEWIS, SURGEON DENTIST, $40 Broadway,
I'd door below Masonic Hail. begs leave to inform LIS
friends and the pubic that he has made the following great
reduction in Dentistry
Teeth plugged with fne sold dollar Do do DO un
ej or silver so cents Do cleaned one dollar Do. e1-
tactsd, so c.s. Tcothache cured, 50 cts. d. Smis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

srs,y,ruLA-Thc alchelnists believed that
So other metals could be pTopaSated by seed Inc
bss,lorS OF metallic chrys.ais many Imagined TO ee
~, and branches, aad reasoning from analogy IN the
world supposed that gold could reproduce itself
however has ot best WE'D tbs terminating power
In, root OF all evil, but, fortunately Tor mankind
1t npon many good roots ana herbs OF more
- than the precious metals. The Courteous eaiih
ithn its bosom, and BY its vftaZing p1weF
@r,.s OF plants and roots, for which all the mineral
- 81 the universe would he poor equivalent 10 inc
cpaie invalid. Thousands Of victims Of uicercTS ana
Irc diseases. burden 10 themselves ana as
spectacle 10 others, who have been restored to
80 and colnciness by Sandss sarsaparila. Will admit
uk that though In itself cheap medicine, lis value
, ~ Sufferer dcfes all calculation.
~ farther particulars and conclusive evidence OF us
or value and efficacy, pamphlets, when may &c
srsed of the proprietors and their agents gratis
Yoared and sold wholesale and RETAIL by A. ID. q ~
NIS Wholesale Druggists, 80 Fulton street, New OK
also al 273 Broadway u Ess: Broadway ana ny Drug
ia generally throughout the United states.
cr Brooxs OF the steamer Nmrod reports astol!ows
a. rushed s finger and Il swclled aud panied him so eh-
ssrely that he laid UP i've days lie was tod ne
"a be laid up for months lie kept IL pouticeo, out
- mo- reduce the swelling or rain, TIL friend tod nun
IKE or tho poul,cc and put OH Comets Magical Pam
sr-actcr from Cc,nStock Co, 81 Couruandt ST. capt
h.d the Svc and used at once and In five hours 'e
1ns was removed, and the finger nearly we'll Capt.
s.s also seen II used Of burns. and the eect
- been marvellous. lie took dozen. and declared ne
-. not be without this salve. lie has sent dozes "
and will verify all herein say, and as inuch more
MS sslvc win cure the following complaints or no pay
..er for H. viz:
R,rus Old Sores Fryslpclas,
scalds Bruises. Phnplcs OH the face,
snrains scrofla White Swelling,
rnntic,s sore Fy.s Piles. either blind
1I,nh,a,ys sore N,npIes or bleeding.
saemee,. the Gtnuiae Pain Extrdetor is sold osLf ia
'cs City at 81 Courtlandt 81.
GLs DurF GREEN. late Government Agent 10 hneisu'
more rec emily 10 Texas, permits his name TO DC re-
IT,d to, and declares in public that hays Llnlnen',
- co,ns,ock & Co.'S Is the most cifectual remedy fer
r.. ever discovered lie docs this for the benent of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

Barqpe Edward Buckley, Charleston. 10 Durham pmci
Bsrur Princeton. Houshton, - days rom New Orleans
sugar. sc to order. Also, bries unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

Total SS'g3i3 %s,e29 +i5tQ2 iS2,'0'
his been Increase in all the departments bu, specie,
sbs Increased only little more ,hal thousand dol
e the circulation nsa.iy hundred thousand dol
,Sssr.
ssd at Per cent. Maryland ,isea 7si; City e3ia
s,:hauses quiet Sterling 10 lot bills on New-YoIi
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MARINE JOURNAL

PORT OF NEW-YORK FEBRUARY Ii.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY.
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DISASTERS. &C

Brig. Emily Charleston; Magoun, Lisbon and others
Wind NNE.
Considerable drift ice in the rivers.
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THE Sun. THE MOON FULL SEA.
Rises & 81 Sets :. 80 Rises. / ......l
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Nh Benson J. Losing. New-York.

NEW- I ORR, Jtnulry Ibth. IsI.
Miss OgAM: have examined yo1r Pictorial Dedner'
with much interest and -rafc,tou It's PLAN in many ne
spects novel and having tive merit Of originality in this
OF conpers. Is worthy Of consedation and PATRONAGE
IL combine. of Practical aad useful knowledge
ference to the PhiiOsorhy Of Language, which seldom
found condensed single Volume The beauty and taste of
the pictorial illustrations will render attractive to children
and prove both entertaining and instructive cordially add
nv testimony tins prodnct Your long experience 10 the
art teaching beng worthy OF Introduction Into families
Schools doubt will be appreciated by the
teTnIty OF teachers generally.
sincerely wish thai your labor and skill expended IN its
pre4aou may b ecompens- by the favor patronage
Of ihe American public RESPECTFULLY yours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

cyTEEL IRoN-3o tons Dannarrosa' BsT sso 's :
y surerior article for Steel, for sale BY 90 ,s,.
dis,s JOSEPH TTCKEEHAS,es ~1s'sf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14

NINDow SHADE DEPoT-No Z Spruce street
w $4,000 worth OF Shades The subscribers,
ious TO please have enlarged their establishment TO supply
the increasing demand for shades Persons
buying of them can rely having good article as they
are always willing TO exchange them
Their patterns consist every Kind which could be in
vented and they have greater assortment than all the
other establishments put together, and they take Sreat
Measure il; showing them, and never offended they
do not sell People of taste would do well TO call SIN
Banners and Interior Decorations done not 10 be surpassed
Trimming of all kinds cheap
n22 3mis BANIOL " DE MAONbl.
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Packet shin ZuTck JOhno from Iavrc Jan Gt IhdS",
TO Fox & Livingston Ship Moselle, Hunt for Boston,
Bis Couscr ofPhad) Ame 60 days from Buencs AyTes,
wool bids &c 10 master OF St Mary saw OnS Gy4os %,
been Is DAYS North OF Cape Haeras with constant gales
BRIG Warsaw lierbes from New Orleans and South west
Brig kanlawa Harvey, q days from New Orleans, 2io
hhds sugar hhds moasses 20 w NJ Johnson. The has
aud received other damage Has been ten days North OF Hat
.c
and rice TO & Sutton 7,h inst oil the Car-s OF Virginia ~
ns too in gale rdm WNW, attended with heavy
@ was obliged to ,eboar 60 bales cotton being part
oil the deck load
Prussian br: rroteus, II days from Rotterdam mde to
Victor X Duckwtz. 80 passengers.
Big Long Island, Thorpe 60 days from oporto PSI hall
pipes wine. j Osborn. 80
Schr Solomon Roosevelt Jolyue Il days from Plymouth
NC naval stores and shingles 20 master.
Schr f. Is Caldwell, Taylo, II days from Whi,ton, NC
naval stores, To Laster. -, ~,
Schr Samuel RSbels Cooyest day iiom Edenton. NJ
corn and cotton, TO Williams &iNouhan. - 1s0
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-09-06
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. }
TIPPAH COUNTY.
PROBATE CouRr, September Term ls4

PROBATE CouRr, September Term 1915.
MD ENJAMlN BOWERS. one of,he Heirs
M6 of the Estate OF Haywood Bowers, de.
ceased, Prayed the Court by Petition,
for the sale Of the lands, or real estate of said
deceased, to wit:-The South. west quarter Of
Section ID, Township 2, of Range l. East
Also the Northwest quarttr of Section 20.
Township 6, Range 4, East.-Also the North.
west quarter OF Section %, Township 3, Range
3, East, land also Lot No l. in Block No. "a,
IN the Town OF Ripley Mississippi; setting forth,
that there are several Heirs entitled to por
tion thereof. and that an equal division cannot
conveniently be had among the Heirs Il was
therefore ordered by the Court, that citation
issue, requiring all persons interested, to be and
appear at the November Term, l845, of the
Probate Court of Tippah County. to be held at
the Court House thereof on the First Monday
in November next and show cause, if any they
have, why said lands should not be sold, and
said citation be published for six successive
weeks IN the Ripley Advertiser, newspaper
published in the town of Ripley, and that cita.
ton issue 10 all the Legatees residing in the
State of Mississippi.
Witness, Honorable r r. Thomas, the pre-.
siding Judge Of sad court, and the seal
thereof annexed the LIST September l845
Issued the 3rd September 1915
DANIEL HUNT, CLERK
September 9th l645-42-6w