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The New York herald., 1845-12-17

ln ONE rRlCE.-BROWN u co. I7S chatham square,
- corner Of Mott wish inform the public of their
eSsn IN the manufacture and finish Of their
THREE DOLLAR HATS which retain a beautiful rich
ustre and will compare well with those more costly The
rropreoIs are confident that they furnish Hats far superior
70 any heretofore sold for the price full assortment Of
Fancy Furs also Fur Coth Mofair, Glazed Silk and Fancy
CAFS several new patterns, much admed, sold at reduced
prices, wholesale aud retail. ooe Inn inc
The New York herald., 1845-12-17
RHEUMATISM-ACUT AND CHRONIC
CHhIS1TE'S
GALVANIC RINGS

RI positive and lasting for the agonzng pains Of
"A Rheumatism in all its forms No how chronic
severe may be the complaint readily yields the myss,i
Gslyanc Band., Belts, Bracelets, &c., modhcaionoi
the Rings and can be adapted TO of the body with
perfect
Chrse's Galyonc Strengthening Plasters, highly APP
proved III all diseases Of the chest, the side
weakness and pfcvenive fer colds also be obaned
The genuine Gavnic fers have entre covering OF pure
silk All others worthless limitations The only place IN
New York where the genuine articles be aimed is 10
Fulton sire T. Sun building Dis Twin
The New York herald., 1845-12-17
LOOK Ar THIS.
. INIPORTED FRENCH ROOTS nr the hest on,

ths extIaordnHy low Ince eof.............S OF. S. 90
III Doups Soi,, the pest artcle so
~ w q 30
French Call Boots, made to order ...,...... G0
freucn ,sir onoes' 100
sehI fla poo's @ :. IS
pancns ls ~. n,h ~, a'uu. 25
s W" ~, ~ Ie'tic' ti ~ ~ IS
Over Shoes foa the smallest to the largest also great a.
ol Boys Boots nd Shoes; Misses aud Chdren, G
Ladies IN thus store wi, ind ihg greatest Of Gate
Buckins SHIPS, e Quilted Shoes Moccasins Clogs TOILET
Slips. white aud black Satin and white Kid Slips India Rub
bs ef s The different qualite SORTS and from the
smaest % the fes anI tot pce asked, 367 Broad
wsy, corner ol ffau-.iia stIeet.
va m'r M. CAElIL.
The New York herald., 1845-12-17


- Collectors Office, Dee. 9th. lgf5. )
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received the Treasury
- Department until the goth Instant FOR such supplies Of Ship
Chandlery &c. and IN srch quantity and such
be required Tor tie the United States Revenue Steamer
and Boats, which may be employed this District during
the commencing the LIST January following
.t.la
The New York herald., 1845-12-17

Bunting. all colors, full width,
piece
Buating, all colors, hf width.
piece
Beeswax, Id
Blocks, friction rollers, per
inch, per sheaye
Blocks. iron pushed, per inch,
per sheaye
Blocks. snatch, i'll
Bath bricks, doz
Blankets. rose, pair
Bed-spreads. Marseilles, piece
Bread Baskets, tin, piece
Bell, table. each
I" large, and fixtures, each
Bits boring. each
Bullet Moulds. set
Boatswain's Call, silver, each
Brace and Bits, set
Delaying Pins, iron, each
Bake Pans, get
Battle Axes, each
Barometer, each
G.
Cordage, tarred hemp, patent.
lbs
Cordage, ,arred hemp, bolt
rope, lbs
Cordaae. Manila, lbs
Gables, hemp, cwt
chain, lbs
Copper, sheet. lbs
Chalk, lbs
Chalk lines, piece
Chissels, assorted, set
!" cold, each
Candles, sperm, 10
Compasses, brass, 10 inch, e'h
" boat. each
-" carpenters, each
Canvass, Hollands A A, bolt
. American he mp, Dol,
!" Cotton, No. 2, I'D
" /" No. 6, yd
. " No. 10, yd
Coal, Lehigh, delivered, ton
Cooks Ladies', ,ach
Curtains, moreen, made up,
yard
Cups and Saucers, Queen
ware. doz
Castors, plain plated, set
wbars, lbs
Calipers, carpenters, pair
. gum er's, pair
Capstan Bars, hickory, each
" walnut, each
Cranes for boats, ID
Coffee Mills, each
+" Boilers, each
Csnlisters fol OIL, each
Cotton, waste, lib
Coal scraper' each s.
Deck Lights, patent, each
Duck, ravens, heavy, bolt
=" light, bolt
" imperial, bolt
" cotton, bolt
Drum, piece
Drawing Knivss' E piece
Emery, lb
Files, hand saw, each
- wood rssps, each
Funnel, wood, water, each
Flying pans, each
Fife each
llinis, hund
Flannel, cylinder, yd
Forge aud bellows, each
Gouges, set
Glasses, log. IA sec, each
i" /" 28 sec, each
Glue, lbs
Gimi cts, assorted, doz
tHue Pot, piece
Gridiron, each
Gunter's Scale, each
Grapnels, lb
Hawsers, Manila, ID
. l.smp, Id
Houseline, lb
iltmbroline, lb
Hooks and Thimbles, lb
Haudspikss, hickory, each
=" wslgut, each
" shod, each
Hammers, claw, each
pump, each
rlveting, each
" chippiag, each
Hooks, anchor, iish, ID
" chain, Id
Hanks, dcz
tlalliards, pennant, lb
Hooks. can, ib
Hatchets, each
Hoes, each
LUX, writing, quart
Irons, hand, Id
" feet, ID
. cauIking, each
Junk, lb
Kids, copper, hooped, each
Leather, rigging, lb
pump, ID
Log lines, hank
Lanterns, signal, copper, each
" battle, each
" deck, each
Litharge, Id
Lead liaes, deep sea, 100 faith
oms, each
hand, each
4" black, lb
Leads, sounding, lb
Ladies' aud worms, each
Lamp, pinnacle, each
Loggerheads, Id
Lumber, white pine, clear,
foot
Lumber, plank, foot
Log Reel, each
Lamp-black, lb
NJ
Mallets, caulking, each
" serving, each
gunners each
No bids will be entertaine,
gagged in the business to which
Bidders will transmit their !
Of the Treasury.
Printed lists Of the above art
chambers, upon application at
dll t2ith e..
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The PLANETS. The six planets which are visible
to the naked eye may now be seen Ior a IeW . even.
e west, lit e south Of the point where the sun has
set This planet At It's sTeetes eastern elonga
a.. M en- 10 Venus Nexts Venus now OF its great
est brlliancy. Not far castwardly is saturn Next Is
srs aiaays known by his iery aspect Jupiter 10 now
sxcoa,singiy brilliant being near the opposition Her.
heil about seven eight degrees east OF MARS and
little south lie only he seen py the pest OF eyss
being of the apparent magnitude OF tne s"anes' "'
axed stars Portland lido.
The New York herald., 1845-12-17
Highland Cottages,

VIEWS, with gronnd paas, of the Highland Cottages at
Roxbary Boston, designed and erected by VIM. B.
Landiof the Of and Miles Wiley Put
nam. M H. Newman, hoe Lakewood Sou; and other book
New York, Philadelphia ard Boston. uS 7wsr
The New York herald., 1845-12-17

a. a rON LlVERPOOL-1be New Lme-kcguiaf
kJ$sA Packet Of 2Ist DrcemberThe superior fast sailing
.packet ship LlvERPOoL Cart John Eldrdgc, 100
tons puftllen will sail above, her regular day.
FoTirreh passage having splendid large aud comfortable
state and cabin pp board west SIDE urng slip
WOODHULL II MlNTURN,
81 South street.
Price of passage 500.
The packet ship Queen Of the West 1850 burticn Capt
Phillip Woodhoue, Will succeed the Liverpool and sai
her regular day, 2st Jan. n29rr
STORAGE FOR SOKN, GRAIN AND FLOUR.
SToRAGE for fifty thopsaEd bushels Corn GTin, and
~ twenty thousand barrels Flour, be had in the Brick
Stores five minutes walk from South Ferry Brooklyn, very
moderate There good pier adjoining these
and sufficient depth of for the largest class ships
Apply to CHADBORN CO., on the premises
nog insr
The New York herald., 1845-12-17

WHALING SroRT-A fin-back whale, about rs
Monday last This species, told, are seldom If
ever taken in the way others captured by harpoon
ing and afterwards lancing; but sometimes killed,
by expert whalers with the lance alone. But two
boats with crews of young men, attacked the above
stragger about daylight Tuesday orning and the
foremost boat lodged harpoon firmly in his body. As
soon us the whale struck he started towards Truro.
and although line given him fast possible, he
drew the boat in incredible short space OF time TO
tho distance OF about five miles, when the line was cut
lest the whale should sheer slightly and ovcrturn The
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-10
POETRY.
WINTER.

BY ELIZA COOK.
Winter is coming who caresi who caresf
Not the wealthy aud proud, trow;
g Let IL come" they cry, "what matters 10 US
How chilly the blast may blow
cWe,ll feast and carouso in our lordly halls,
The goblet of wine wen drain
Wen mock ut the wind with shouts of mirth,
And niusics echong strain.
"I.ttle care we for the biting frost,
While the FIRE gives forth its blaze;
What to Us is the drOary night,
While we dance in the waxlighps rays"
,I'is thus tho rich of the land will talk;
But think! oh, ye pompnns great,
That the narrowing storm ye laugh at Wlthin
Falls bleak the poor al your gate
They have blood in their veins, aye, pure as thine
But nousbt to quicken its flow =
They have limbs that feel the whistlng gale,
Aud shrink from the driving snow,
Winter IL comng-oh think, We great,
On the roohcss, naked and Old
Deal with them kindly, as man with man,
Aud spare them tthe of your gold
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-10
A LONDON FOG. "No."

by T. HOOD,
No sumo moonI
No morn-no noon
No down-no dusk-no proper time of day
No sky--no earthly view
No distance looking blue
No road-no street-no t'othor side the way
No end to any row
No indications where the cresccnts go
No top TO any steoplo--
No recognition of familiar people
No courtcsies for -howing 'em-
No knowing Fem
No travelling at all-no locomotion--
No inklng of the Wayne motion
''No go"-by land or ocean
No mail-no post
No news from any foreign coast
No park-no ring--no afternoon gentility-
No compauy-no nobility
No warmth-no checrulness-no heolthful case
No comfortable feel in any member
No shade-no shrne--no butterfics-no beos--
No fruits-no fowers-no leaves-no birds
November,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-10

Love and Inhibition. Amid the many signs of
that immortality of which our nature is so con-
scious, none has the certainty, the conviction OF af
lection we feel that love, which is stronger and
better than life, was made to outhst it. +, In the
memory that surveys the lost and DEAR we have
mute evidence of power over the grave and re-
ligon, while it holds forth the assurance of bless
ed reunion, is acknowledged and answered from
our own heart We stand beside the tomb, but we
look beyond it-and sorrow is an angel that sits at
the gates Of Heaven - llh0%ps0" :
The New York herald., 1845-12-08

meat per head is sixty two pounds in Bavaria it is
"A pounds, and in Austria only % pounds. The
greatest local consumption OF meat known is that Of
the city of Munich, where it amounts to 200 pounds
The New York herald., 1845-12-08

CONSTITUTION OF LoUIsIANA.--The new constitu-
on Of this State has been adopted by vote OF l27S
The New York herald., 1845-12-08

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED SrATEs-Thurs-
day, Dec. 4, l845-No. 4. VIM. M. Gwin, plaintiff
in error, vs. Buchanan, Hagan & Co. This cause
argued by Mr. Mason for the plaintiff in No Is.
Iompgoee Railroad Company, plaintiff in error vs. w.
II. keeland. This submitted TO the Court
the record and printed argument by Mr. Mason for the
plaintiff in error No l6. James Payne, ct al plaintiff
in error, vs. Sanders Nicely This cause submitted
to the Court on the record by MIR Mason in behalf OF
the defendant in error who prayed the Court for ten
cent damages under the nth rule OF the Court No. ls
is the first case for to morrow
FRIDAY, Dec. 8, 1s45-John A. Rockwell, Esq, of
Norwich, Connecticut, and George w. Brent, Esq, Of
Virginia. were admitted attorneys and counsellors Of
ror, VS. Sanders Nicely The plaintiffs in in this
cause having been called, and not appearing this writ
OF error was dismissed with costs on the motion Of Mr.
Mason Of counsel for the defendant in error Nos 81 to
26 Mexican Buchanan, plaintiff in error, vs. James Al
exander and Mar Ann Anderson. These cases
argued by Mr. Attorney General behalf the plaintiff
in error No a. Hugh A. Garland plaintiff in error,
George NJ Davis. This cause was argued by Mr.. Coke
for defendant in and submitted on printed brief by
Mr. RI Brent In behalf Of the plaintiff in error Adjourn.
ed till Monday morning, II o'clock.
"THE MYSTERIES OF GREENE I've learn from
passenger that passed through this place on Mon
day evening that the examination of witnesses at Bng-
hamton IN the case OF Johnson arrested the murder
OF Mrs. Bolt had been brought to close and that John
Collier and Abial Cook, Esqs the former in behalf Of
the prisoner and the latter the part OF the people,
were to sum Several days may yet be occupied II
s generally thought that johnson will be committed
wait his trial for murder-Noys0ieh, NJ r., Tsiesraph
CONSTITUTION OF LoUIsIANA.--The new constitu-
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n O t ice

| 4 t the July term 1845 or,bo D.
= bate Court of Tallaha,chie CO. -,
leMlssiPPi, the Undersigned admin ,s s,ry
ST roi John Bine decd with the wi ~"
0 ed, petitoned said court for leoyo
10 resign his letters Of admip'on on
Sa'd estate; II was therefore conider.
ca by the court that his letters he revo.
hec on condition that he appear on or
oeiore Inc expiration of sixty days and
make settlement so far as he NAV
nave administered.
ms IS therefore TO notify aIl per sons
interested, that | shall at the Septem.
Der term next Of court, make settle.
ment of said estate so far as have ad.
mlnIstered and surrender my letters
of administration.
Charleston Miss. } HARVEY STATION ad'r
July IA, l845 Jno Bine decd /,
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A Administrators Notice.

4 ENTERS of administration having
E been granted to the undersigned, on
the estate of John F. Oliver, deceased,
by Hon. Probate Court of Pamela Coun-
~, at the May term, A. d. 1845.
Notice is hereby given TO all persons
indebted to said estate, 10 come forward
and make immediate payment md
those persons having claims against said
estate are notified TO present the same
duly authenticated within the time pre-
scrlbed by law, or this notice will be
plead in bar Of the recovery.
DlONY SIOUS OLIVER. admr
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OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI, 18th March, 1845
Conformably with an Act Of the Lee
gislaiure, approved cath February 10
45, and Resolutions approved 23d Feb
1874
Wilson Hemingway Secretary o
State, Of the State afore said, do hereby
give the notice required by law, by the
publication of the following Act and Re
solutions of the Legislature, viz:
AN ACT 10 amend The Constitution o.
the State of Mississippi.
Section L. BE il enacted BY lhe Legis-
fatnre Of HE Sac Of Mississippi, (t'co
Mirds eff each branch thereof concur
riHg,) That the second section Of the
seventh article OF the Constitution of
the State, under the title or head
slaves be so altered and changed as
TO read as follows, to-wit Section Cd.
The Legislature shall have and are
hereby vested with power to pass such
laws regulating or prohibiting the in
PRODUCTION of slaves into this State, as
may be deemed proper and eXpedent."
Section Q. BE ii further enacted, that
il shall be the duty Of the Secretary of
State, at least six months preceding
the general election i'll November,
eighteen hundred and forty-five, to
give notice by advertising in three or
more pubIicu hoIqqers printed in this
state, Of this act, and the alteration here
by proposed to be made TO the Consti~
tuition OF this Safe, and at said election,
the qualified electors voting for mem
bers Of the Legislature, shall vote for
or against the alterations herein propo
sed TO be made in the Constitution, in
the following manner, to-wit: Those
voting for the alteration herein propo-
sed, shall write on their tickets the
words "slaves, amendment" and those
voting against it, the words ''slaves no
Section 3. Be 1t fnriher enani7d,
| hat 1t shall be the duty Of the Sher-
Ills OF the several counties of the State,
10 make returns Of the votes given
Tor and against said alterations, and al
80 the whole number of votes given
or the member Of the Legislature, to
he Secretary Of State, to be by him
aud before the next legislature, aud if
shall appear that majority Of those
'o'lng Tor the alteration herein propos-
I'd, the alteration or amendment contai-
led IN this act, shall be inserted by said
legislature in The Constitution of this
stale, as part thereof.
Approved, Eeb'ry 14th 1914.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Tnllahakchie C0uy,ly

Probate Court, October Term l845
| SHALL, on Monday the 9th day
of December next, Lii being the 2ond
Monday of said month"; resign my let
tiers of Administration on the estate
of William Falkner decd, and make
settlement of satd estate with said Court
SO far as have administered. All per-
sons inter ested are requested to be and
personally appear and show cause if
any have, why such settlement shall
not be made J. I. NJ. DUKE Admir-
of VIM Falkner.
Charleston Mi, Oct. ID, 1916 [4O3w
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NOTICE.

HE subscriber having been aDpoip-
ted AGENT Of the BOSTON ana
MISSISSIPPI Cotton Land Comnann
the NEW YORK, MISSISSIPPI ~
ARKANSAS Land Company; and he
POSITION and NEW YORK CHTCK'
ASAW Land Company,-hereby give.
notice TO those indebted to either n
he above associations, that Mr.. win
am ;. Williams, or in case Of his oL
tence, Col. George Foote, is outbor.
Ized TO receive monies, and pass 70.
sieipis Tor The same, in cases WHORE :,
cbetter suits the convenience Of nar,ia.
OF visit fernando, than the Office -
The subscriber Al Pontotoc. and sucb ~
ceIpts Will be received as cash, on Tho
day of payment
Mr.. Williams is also empowered -
make contracts for The sale of lands -
that portion Of the Chickasaw cession
lying north of the Tennessee Stale linz
In all the counties west Of the merid;on
ana IN the counties Of ST. Francis and
CrIttenden IN the State of Arkansas
ana such contracts will in all casas -
sanctioned and confirmed unless mill
notice should be given 10 the conirarv
As 1t is the object of the proprietoTs
to bring their lands fairly into marke,
hose seeking settlements are inv;,oJ
10 call on the subscriber al Pon,o,oc
or Mr.: Williams, at fernando, for good
bargains, on liberal conditions.
The Holly Springs "Guard." and
me Ponola Lynx" will please copyi
RlCH'D. E. ORNE.
fernando, May 22, I845.
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n o t ic

"A DAM LITTLE, administrators Of
. the estate of Silas Little deceased
has fIled his accounts at the June fern1
OF the Probate Court of Pamela county
Tor a hnal settlement of said estate. Al
august term l845, of said Court
ALL persons interested. are herob,,
required to attend, on said day and
show cause if any they have, wby sncb.
huai settlement and allowance oc said
accounts shall not be made.
ADAM LITTLE, Admir-.
23-6-w.
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a q EniEafstratOr's Notice.

ETTERS Of Administration all col
- Hgend~m having been granted to the
undersigned on the estate of Wiley B.
Johnson deceased by the Probate Court
OF Iollaha'chie County at the Septem-
Der term 1874;
Notice is hereby given TO all persons
indebted to said estate TO make immedi-
ale payment.-And those persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are noti-
he'd to Presentthe same duly authentica-
ted within the time prescribed by law,
or this notice will be plead in bar Of the
recovery.
JAMES H. JOHNSON, Admir- &c. of
Wiley b. Johnson decd.
September IA, 1914 26-6w
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI:


George w Johnson) Tallahatchre coun-
Enos Harlan. pril Term 1914
attachment for the sum of S214 %.
This day came The plaintiff by his al
tornes, and moves the court for an or
der OF pubication-and it appearing 10
the satisfaction of the court that the said
Harlan is an absconding deb:or, it is
therefore considered by the court that
the motion be sustained, and that publ
cation of the tendency OF this suit be
made in the weekly Register,''a news
paper published weekly in 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
appearance, or The estate so attached will
be sold TO satisfy the said plaintiffs de-
mand and all costs and charges in this
behalf expended.
A true copy from the minures-done
al office al Charleston Mi, Nav 3O,1244
Attest A. B. BELTS, CLERK.
Bailey & Fisher, At,ornies for pl'f.
Jun | l2-4w
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NOTICE

. hereby given TO all persons interes-
J ted in the Estate Of Richard w. Tho
mas deceased: that, having filed my pa
Pers Tor settlement with the Probate
Court Of Pamela County, SO far as NV
administration has extended. | sboi,
at the July term 1916, Of said.Court.
apply for leave TO resign the admins,
tration Of said estate.
VIM. w. SMITH, Admir-,
OF the Estate of Richard w. Thomas
deceased. %
PANoLA, Nay 2Olh. 1915.
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administrators Notice

LETTERS of administration 1H;th
@ nr.n nW anneredl having been
( s rH'eu 10 the undersigned, at the
pm 'efm oil the Hon. Probate Court.
lam Bo, les, deceased. "
Notice is hereby given TO all ner
indebted TO said estate 10 come fp.n sons
aho make immediate payment, and all
persons having claims against said es-
tate, are notified to present the $50 20
the undersigned, duly authenticated
within the time prescribed hr Ia'.
they will be forever barred -
JAMES NJ. LAMB. admr
OF the estate of VIM. BoyIs, deceased.
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RESOLUTIONS TO AMEND THE CON
SIlTUTlON OF THE STATE OF MISSIS-
4fppT

RESOLUTIONS TO AMEND THE CON.
SIITUTlON OF THE STATE OF MISSIS.
SlPPI.
Resolved by the Legislature of the
State of Mississippi, That the following
article be added to the Constitution as
an amendment thereto; Elections, ar
ticle 9th.
Section 1. The legislature, at the
regular session thereof, in the year 49,
46, shall pass low fixing :he time of
holding elections Of Governor, Secreta-
ry OF State, Auditor, Treasuser, Leeis-
Iators. Representatives in Congress,
which law shall ppovide that said cleo
ton shall not be held at the time when
other public officers are elected.
Section 2. That the Secretary of
State shall give public notice Of the fore
going amendment at least six months
previous to the next general election,
according to the provisions Of the Con-
s;itution
Section 3. That it shall be the duty
OF the several officers holding the next
general election, 10 ask the qualified
voters, as they present their tickets,
whether they are for or against said a
mendment, and the several clerks shall
make record thereof, as the answer
may be; and the same shall be returned
to the Secretary of State, IN the time {
and manner now prescribed by law.
Approved Feb'ry esd, 1914. i,
In testimony whereof, | have here !
unto subscribed my PANE, the day and t
late first written.
WIN. HEMINGWAY,
Snc'rv Of Sto+o
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KEPI Constantly on hand, and for
u sale very low by the UNDERSIGNED
a Superior article of Port and Made,ra
Wines.
JOHN P. WOODRTFF
May 18th, 1916. 10 ,f
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n O I ICE

u hereby given by me ]. r. NJ Rub
. bridge, Judge ofthe Probate Cour, If
Panola county and state Of Mississ;nn;
Ihal on application to me in writing. ev
Johh U. Brewion, and Elizabeth +.
6rewton his wife, formerly EIizabe,b
Z. Wright; by their attorney ? r
Turner, all Of said county and staLt
VINO claims an undivided portion. or
part OF all that tract Of land being in
sad county, known as the ives, haIso
fractional Section four. Township nine
Range seven west.
;, have nominated John II. Keith.
T. Y vance, and Albert II. Burdine
10 divide said tract of
and INTO equal shares or portions, and
Unless proper objections are stat ed TO
ne al The July term of said court for
'aid county and state, on the first day
u sad July term. which is the 21st
Jay OF July next, the said John II. Keith
:. =. Vance, and Albert II. Burdine
) III then be appointed by me. commits
loners to make partition of said land.
pursuant 10 an act, entitled an act, con-
efnlng The partition of lands held bv
'oparcenels, Joint-tenants, and Ten
MIS- IN common; given under nv hand
nd seal, this the Goth day Of AnriI
$40, J. I. NJ BURBRlDGE
~ Jud &c Of Probate.
4. B. TURNER, Solicitor for Pei.
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