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supreme Bench.

We have noticed in tho last number of the
Jetlersonian article in reference TO the Sl-
prone Bench of this Stale, which deserves pas
sing notice by Wo mako the following
quotations:
care offices to be perpotuatod in tho same
hands for life! Is there To be no rotation! Is Il
a new principle to be estabishedl Now
then. contend that Judges should be
placed on tho Bench always excepting Judge
BIackford our rePorter.)'
This sapicnt editor talks about rotation, He
means rotating Wings out of office, but '.aways
excepting Judge Backford, who is n locofoco
out and out. How does this tally! Judge
Blackford has been upon the Boncli- about .,
years, and ho is to be retained. Judge Dewey
has been there ninc, and Judge Sullivan eight
years; yet the two latter to DO rota,cd OFT of
office, because the practice of perpetual continue
anco in office encourages arIs:ocracy of feeling
and Incidence of habit" What fummcry. If
the doctrine be true why has not Judge Black
ford become 'arisocratc and indolcnt2' Tho
fact TINT Judge Blackford is permitted TO publish
tho opinions of the Court is set up
why he should be retained. Stuff! all stuff, BY
the courtesy OF tho Court he is permitted to pub
lsh their opinions and is acquiring prncoly for
tune thereby. It's not any portion Of the duties
of the Bench, and in Justice, Mr.. Black ford should
not be permitted thus to enrich himself. These
reports are generally made by tho Clerk of the
Court but the bump of acquisitivcncss bong very
largo IN tho Judge. and being satisfied with
his salary he adopts this plan to mako money.
Judge Backford was nominated bv n wing
Governor, and confirmed by wing Senate. He
was this winter confirmed BY the unanimous
vote of the wings in tho Senate. 1t NAV be well
to remark here. that the several nominations
made by Whitcomb were sent in with tho full
knowledge that they would not be confirmed
the nomination of Davidson and Test. Chamber
lam and Perkins, madc TO s.soft soap thom,''
and if he had had any dca of their being con
firmed, oven Jim Whitcomb would not have sent
thclr names TO tho Senate. 1t was SO regarded at
and neither of them would have re-
ceived five votes had it not boon for disposition
on tho part of the ocos to sustain tho Governor.
There many reasons why the old Judges
should be sustained. not because they are wings
They arc now more or less acquainted with all
the cases before them and it would require new
Judge at least two years to obtain the knowledge
of them now possessed by the present ncumbcnts.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-24
CONGRESSIONAL.

On tho 18th inst. Mr.. Smith of Indiana, offer
ed a resolution making the bill in favor of tie
Cumberland road the order Of the day for Mon
day next. 1t being on. Of order, and objections
being made. Mr.. Smith moved suspension of the
rules. The vote stood ayes Co. nays 81. So
the rules not suspended. The annexation
of Texas question took up the balance of the day
tho House.
Senate. 10th, the bill for fixing uniform time
for the election of President and Vice President
of the United States. after being amended 50 az
to fix on Tuesday next after the first Monday in
November for the election, was ordered to be en-
crossed. Some discussion was had on the bill to
reduce the rates of postage, but no vote was ia
ken it,
In the House effort was made 10 punish by
expulsion Messrs. Clingman al lancy for fighting
q duel. but nothing was done in the matter, fur
Their than to lay the whole subject on the table.
Ia the House. the Eth, Mr.. Taylor from
the committee on accounts mado 4 report in ref
erence to the defalcation of Mr.. McNulty, Clerk
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The yo:o was rs follows:

which taken from the vote given to Mr.. Clay
leaves the wing majority in the district 9rs.
The loco and abolition vote may be given to one
man, and if the re should be division in tho whg
ranks, defeat would be certain. We notice this
subject thus early that the party may determine
upon tho course proper to be pursued. We should
DO pleased to hear from on: friends in different
parts Of the county, and from Henry, Fayotto
and Iuion.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-24

dopted. 1t gave universal satisfaction at that
time. and is perhaps the only means which could
be adopted now. which wIIi satisfy all who may
aspire TO the nomination.
1t may be profitable to wings to review the
vote given at the late presidential election in this
District. 1t must convince all Of tho necessity
of a complies unaniinlty in tho action of the
wings.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-24

IMMENSE Professionalism Hedges. of Goor-
getown, British GUAM. has learned tina, he is heir
fortune of one million pounds steriing--a bout
seven millions of dollars--now deposited in tho
Bank of AItona. in lola nd, which was deposited
there by his uncle fifty years ago. Tic knew
that he was the heir bu, had los, the mems If
claiming tho property. as we'll as all know ledge
of the bank in which II had been deposited. Ito
was already in comfortable circumstances. tho
reward of his industry as an advon,urcr In
British Guiana.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-24
I.ightHing..AS Manure!

Strange rs it may seem, electricity has been
applied successfully to fertilizo the ground. This
has been the novel idea at the recent meetings of
tho British A ssociation. 1t was first discovered
by lady in Scotland. who carried somo wires
from an Electrical Battery to her flower ground,
and found il ,oIy useful. Since that the expert
mont has been successfully tried of collecting tho
natural electricity, by wires poles, and con-
veying it TO a limited pieco of ground, with pow
orful effect on the vegetation.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-24

The town of Milwaukee, only eight yea old,
has now a population Of eight thousand people
and daily newspaper.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-24

We understand that I. w. Robinson, ESQ.
American Consul at Santa Martha on the Span
ish Main, died on the 4th of December last.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-24

Thomas w. Dorr, it is stated, has signed an
application to the Supreme Court of the L. States
for a writ of error.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-24

TIE TINE FIXED. AT Lssr.-In tho "Aiiinirht
Cry of Dec 9TH find letter Mr. Miller
contains the following:
~ haNe fixed my mind upon another time, and here !
stand until God give Highland that is,
10 dQy, DAY, md q DAY, tnti! he came,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-24

Mrs. Tylcr It IS said by Washington letter
writer to Philadelphia has issued ulnso, roqi.ir-
ing foreign ministers 10 appear in court dresses,
and our Navy and Army IN thor appropriate uni-
forms, at her drawing room parties.
TIE GREAT MORTALITY AMONG TIE FISH,
Tho brooklyn Star says:--.'Tho fishermen take
comparatively few in their nets, and Of these
many said to be dead. and some blind, md
others partially paraiyzed. Tho clam wonders Of
Rockaway have mainly givon over their occupa-
ton. The clans said to have n bitter, tarry
taste. if they had inbibcd some bitumnous
qualities with their alimcnt."
Queen Victoria to distribute 1870 pairs Of
blankets among tho poor Of Windsor. at Christ
mas together with liberal supply Of mea,,
bread and plum pudding. tho gift of Prince Al
bort.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-24

From the "Wachman of the Valley Cincinnati, 0.
DIED.
On Wednesday, January 18th, ls45. SARAH. Censor,
Of EDWARD SToKEs. of this city, formerly Richmond
Ia, aged about 80 years.
In the death of Mrs. SroxEs. society loses friend.
lson saunch advocate, family Circle in which
she moved, aectonate mother, and loving c. C.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-24

G-Daniel Mace, Esq, of Lafayette has been
appointed Attorney of tho L. States for the
District of Indiana. in tho place of CORTLAND
Gushing resigned.
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THE HIaRKErs.--Laiest Date. and Prices.

'ston. Jan. - Baltimore. Jan. IG.
e~ York, Jan. Is Neg Oneans- Jan II.
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n O t &c e

The undersigned having been at the
February Term 18l5 of The Probate
Court of TalIahalchie county MISS, ap-
pointed Administrative Of the estate 0.
Robert Harris deceased, therefore, all
persons indebtce TO said estate, are re-
quested TO make immediate payment,
and all persons having claims agains,
said estate must present them dul y with
in the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
CATHARINE N. HARRIS
Administrators of Robert Harris decd
Charleston, Miss, Febru'y |, 1915.
CIV
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no law for considering them "nulities.',
If an agent has power, he binds his
principal: if he has no power, he bind 5
himself On this account, as we'll as
owing to the weigh OF our bump Of be-
nevolence, we are sorry the exGov-
crnor has become so impoverished"
as he says he is, by serving the people,
aud do no; wish him 10 become more
SO by serving them further nor by can
wasting the State, which would still
further impoverish hIm.-Southron.
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LETTERS Of Administration having
been gtanted to the undersigned on the
estate of Abner w. Fitzpatrick deceased,
by the Probate Court of TalIahafchie
county at the October Term A. d. 1914;
Therefore notice is hereby given TO
all persons indebted TO said estate TO
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.
ABRAM w. DAVIS, Adm'r.
Of 4bner ". Fitzpatrick de'ci.
-3I-6-W
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Administrators Notice.

I FILTERS Of administration having
u been granted to the undersigned, on
the estate Of John T. Oliver, deceased.
by Hon. Probate Court of Pamela Coun-
~, at the May term, A. ID. 1916.
Notice is hereby given TO all persons
indebted TO said estate, TO come forward
and make immediate payment.-.snd
those persons having claims against said
estate are notified TO present the same
duly authenticated within the time pre-
scribcd by law, or this notice will be
plead in bar OF the recovery.
DIONY SiOUS OLIVER. admr.
ofthe estate Of John F. Oliver deceased.
May Path. 1915. 10 S. ".
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Died

On the esd of May 1915, a. the re
sidence of his father in Pamela County,
Columbus Horne, in The 2lst year Of
his age.
Perhaps, the incidents Of a death ded
scene, have never afforded stronge r
proof of the reality Of the Christian re-
sigion, than those attending the last
moments of the subject Of this notice.
Laboring under disease Of the most ma
]. giant kind, and suffering all the pains
attendant upon the separation of soul
and body-standing upon the brink
of two worlds, ready to make the leap
into that eternity from which no trave.
le- has ever returned 20 bring tidings
Of it, he was cnveIoped in cloud of
glory, and rode out upon the pillows of
death, with the pure waters :of eternal
lie sPringing Cup within him. And
while his relations may ask,
Is he dead! hath the Esprit sought
freedom IN flight!
Left the enlightenment for the re-
gions of light!
md bow their heads in uncomfortable
sorrow, as his once familiar presen &C
5 associated with the vacuity around
he family circle, he we tbeLieve. is
Inning in the chant of that loud anthem,
first raised in paradise Shy Abel. He
y as a member OF the Baptist Church,
y hich from communion, he has been
withdrawn,to more perfect one onhiSh,
Thou art gone to the grave,
But we will not deplorc thee;
For Jesus hath lain
In its portals before thee.
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AdRlinistrafor,s Sale

IA GREEABLE 10 an order Of the Hon.
= the Probate Court Of Tallahatchie
county, made at the October Term A.
ID. 1914. shall proceed TO sell in tho
town oECharleston in said county on The
Monday the 9th day Of December
bond &securiiy the following eal,estato
belonging to the estate of William 0.
Williams deceased 10 wit: The south
east quarter of section Is, in Township
25 Range 9 east containing 160 acres
more or less. Sale TO take place with
in the hours prescribed by law.
DANIEL Y SAWYERS Adm'r
o { WTm. o Williams iced.
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4 administrators Notice.

Probate Court, April term 1845
Ia llaha'chie county,. 18th day of the
month.
Thorn as P. c. Lott surviving admin
lstrator &c. Of the estate Of William
Lott deceased by Alexander Ii. David.
SON his agent and attorney in fact, has
thus day filed his account for final set
tlcment Of said estate, at the July term
1915 of said Probate caurt.
thus is 10 notify all persons interes-
ted' 10 he and personally appear at said
term OF the court, and show cause if
any they can why said administrator
accounts shall not be allowed, and final
settlement of SAID estate made.
Chrleston Mi THO'S P. C. LOTT.
April ID 1916 surriVmg adm'r DC.
By A. H. Davidson
og't &. atty. IN fact.
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NOTICE..

TIIE subscriber having been appoin-
1 ted AGENT Of the BOSTON and
MISSISSIPPI Cotton Land Company ;
the NEW YORK, MISSISSIPPI and
ARKANSAS Land Company; and the
POSITION and NEW YORK CHICK
ASAW Land Company,-hereby gives
notice to those indebted 10 either Of
he above associations, that Mr.. Will
tam S. Williams, or in case of his alb
fence, Col George Foote, is author
SEED 10 receive monies, and pass re-
ciep,s for the same, in cases where i
better suits the convenience CT parties
10 visit Hernandez, than the office OF
the subscriber al Ponlotoc, and such re-
ceipts will be received as cash, on the
day of payment.
Mr.. Williams is also empowered 10
make contracts for i4le sale of lands in
that portion of The Chickasaw cession,
living north ofihe Tennessee State line;
in all the counties west Of the meridian,
and in the counties Of ST. Francis and
Crittenden IN the State Of Arkansas,
and such contracts win in all cases be
sanctioned and confirmed, unless public
notice should be given 10 the contrary.
As it Is the object OF the proprletors
to bring their lands fairly into market,
those seeking settlements are invited
to call on the subscriber al Pontotoc,
or Mr.. Williams, at fernando, for good
bargains, OH liberal conditions.
The Holly Springs "Guard," and
the Ponola Lynx" will please copy,
for two months.
RlCH'D. E. ORNE.
Hernando. May %, l645.
2l-~2--m.
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n o II [ G. f.

rs hereby given by me J. I. NJ. Bur
bridge, Judge Of the Probate Court OF
Pamela county and state Of Mississippi,
that on application to me in writing, by
John G. Brewton, and Elizabeth G..
Brewior his wife, formerly Elizabeth
G.. Wright; by their attorney I. b.
Turner, all Of said county and state;
who claims an undivided portion, or
mart or all that tract Of land being in
said county, known as the west half OF
Fractional Section four, Township nine,
Range seven west.
have nominated John II. Keith.
e. O. Vance, and Albert ii. Burdlne
commissioners TO divide said tract Of
land into equal shares or portions ana
unless proper objections are stated TO
he at the July term Of said court Tor
said county and state, on the first day
If said July term. which is the 2lst
day of July next, the said John Ii. Keith
T. @. Vance, and Albert II. Burdlne
- i'll then be appointed by me, commls-
sioners to make partition of said land,
nursuant 10 an act, entitled an act. con-
corning the partition Of lands held by
Coparcenels, Joint-tenants, and len.
ants in common; given under my hand
and seal. this the 26lh day Of April.
1g45 J. +. M BURBRlDGE
Judge of Probate.
#. B. TURNER Solicitor for Petl,
ticnefs 10 H
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A administrators Notice.

Letters Of administration Having been
granted to the undersigned at the June
term ofthe Hon. Probate Court of Piano.
la county on the estate of John Merrill
deceased.
Notice is III efore hereby given 70
all persons indebted 10 said estate 70
come forward and make immediate
payment, and all person> having claims
against said estate are notified to presen.
the same 10 the undersigned, duly au.
thenticatei within the lime limited bv
INV, or this notice will be plead in bar
of a recovery Of the same
SOLOMON G.. CHiLDRESS Adm
Of the estate Of John Merrill deed
40-6w
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MASON e..
OF THE ANNIVERSARY OF Sr
JOHN THE EV ANGELlST.

The Anniversary of ST. John, the
Evangelist TUESDAY. Iune glib will be
celebrated by the Lodge at Pamela
The wives, widows, and children Of
brethren, with such brethren as NAV
find 1t convenient to be present. and The
members Of Oxford, fernando, and
Grenada Lodges, are earnestly solicited
10 attend
An Address will be delivered by Bro.
F. A. Tyler.
The Grafton will be publicly delivered at the
tourt house at O'Clock; when the officers of the
Lodge will be publicly installed.
BY order of The w. NJ.
r TYLER Coc'v
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NOTICE.

TIE un iersigned, Administrator OF
the Estat of Zimry, w. Tat. de
ceased, having, a, the January Term
A. ID. l845 Of the Probate Court Of Pa
nola county, filed his accounts for lima!
settlement AT the March Term a. D.
l845 Of said Court:
Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested in said Estate, 10 attend al
said Term OF Court. and show cause il
any they have, Why final settlement
and allowance Of said accounts should
not lhenbe made.
JAMES. RUFFIN. Adm'r
of the Estate of Zimry w. TAFT de-
ceased. January 25. 1916 3-6w.
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4tIl y valy!
Celebration al Eredonia.

The Ladies OF the Frcdonia Society
will celebrate the 69lh Anniversary
Of American Independence on the 4th
Of July ensuing, at Mr.. Ak. Boyce's
Store, no miles north Of Be'Imoni.) An
GRAFTON will be delivered by Mr.
Charles P. Eager. and an address Iii
behalf of the society by Mr.. Joseph Y.
Boyd. The Citizens Of this and the
adjoining counties are respectfully So
licited TO attend, and partake Of a Free
Barbecue.
S. WiIds Vernon, VIM NJ. Strickland,
DR.. D. A. KinchIoe, Dr. VIM. W. Mcneal
G. q. Bobo, Willis w. Jones,
David Jones, George p Brewton,
Or. NJ. N. Philips, d. l.. Childress,
Sanford ST. ] Gibbs.
Committee of arrangement
The printers fec. dozen kisses,
From the sweet Fredona Misses, Iynx Jr.)
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In sOIv erlt Notice

Il IL sOiv emit office.
The STATE of Mississippil Probate
PGnOIa County. Court
March Term 1845.
WTe, The undersigned Commission
w ers Of Insolvency on The estate
Of Edward NJ. Halle deceased, (r edI
scented Insolvency appointed by said
Court at the term aforesaid, will meet
at the office ofllarriSon & Vance on the
third Monday in each month. TO exam.
inc, audit, and settle the claims for and
aginst said estate. All persons holding
claims against said estate, will present
them within the time prescribed BY law
JAMES PACKER.
WILLIAM RANEY Com'rs
A. ]. HOLCOMBE.
10 6-m
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RANGERS NOTICE.

Was posted the 28th uIt., by George
P. Anderson, living two miles South
east Of Pharsalia, one bay mare about
7 years old, with a gray spot in the
forehead, has collar marks on the Shout
ders, the right hip little knocked down,
both hind feet white, and appraised to
S25. VIM. S. KEITH R. &C.
Pamela Mi. May Sd 1916. 16-3w.
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PARIS FASHIONS IN ADVANCE.

As elegance and economy in dress are equally
desirable, we offer great inducements to country
leaders, in our monthly descriptions Of the fash
ions. accompanied by our cororcd plate, which
VIC give at least, two months in advance of eve
~ contemporary, being enabled 10 do this from
correspondents in London and Paris. So COM
pletely have outstripped all rivalry in this
point that the other magazines now only occa-
sionally folnish the fashions. But as long as
rasle in dress is desirabe patterns of the latest
costumes will be indispensable TO the seq, in or
der tie keep the run of the changes in dress. But
in order that other illustrations may not have to
give place for them, we shall publish
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For safe.

] will sell at a bargain the dwelling
house in Pamela, in which | now re-
side.
F. A. TYLER.
Pamela, April 10, l845. l4-rf
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LlSTOF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office a, Pa
nola, on the 3lst. day of March 1915.
IL not taken out by the 30th. Of June
next, will be sent TO the General Post
Otfice as dead letters.
anderson q. n. 9 Hutchinson N. 2
bynum L. Huleu Tho's
BlVens E. Sc Harris Z.
brown JOS. Hubbard Jno G.
| brown John Holden VIM. B. 9
Boyi F. Hall Henry
Bfu'on George Jackson A. J..
Boswell David jackson S. w.
baugh Marina Mrs. Jordan r. NJ. Mrs.
beniand E: Jordan Washington
Chisholm L. L. Kennel Samuel
camp +. Lewis George J.
Collier w. 2 McKinnv Ira
CasIeberv Z2 McKinny Jas. w.
Cage \. J. Dr.2 McKinny James
Craddock JAS. McCarty Daniel
Camp NJ e. Mrs. 2 Meier J. NJ.
Darby BENZ McKinny Moses
Davis J. p. Nj. DR.. May Philip
Dckins S. B. McCuiler WIN.
Erwin James Martin joseph II.
Evans s. w. PearsoniJ. J. DR..
Erwin A. X. Perry Lucinda Mrs.
Fife VIM. Penny Elizabeth Miss
Flowers Jas Pratt Washington 2
Garner Geo. 2 Perry p. W.
Candy A. Range P. c.
Gill Patton r. Robertson w. R.
Garner John 2 Ragland John
Gee VIM 2 Sanford Robt. J.
Wood San'l. t. Slratton james +.
Hasting Green Sgman J. J.
Hobbs John Sullivan n. c..
Harris Ann Miss Shelton A. J.
ShankIe John Wakefield David
Spicer Joseph Weber Emanuel
Simmons J. Williams f. B.
Sells Jno. w. Wall Durre,t
Slmons II, J. Wilingham J.
Shankle w. II. y Wright NJ. sr.
Sheriff Wright John P.
ToGj Samuel nr. Wilson Tho's. P.
Torrance Samuel = Young John
Upton Lavina Mrs. Young 4. J.
Young Woodson
&c. ARMSTRONG Pm.
Pcnola Mississippi, April S. 1916.
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AMERICAN LANDSCAPES,

The other Illustrations shall be executed by
distinguished either for Picturesque beauty o.
for historical associations.
The osheF Illustrations shall be executed by
tee first American Artists, and be in every va
riety and style, viz; Line and Stipple Engra-
rings; CoIored Fio1eers and Birdr; Lace Hork
AMI Ep5roidery, Pictures executed IN Tnts.
Quarre's Superb D-signs, &c.
In short every variety of embellishments, exc
cuted by the best artists, shall continue to grace
our book. We shall be the first to seize the nov
elites of the day!
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n O t &c e.

The undersigned, Commissioners Of
Insolvency, on the Estate Of Joel l..
Rice, deceased, will meet al the Prob
ate Clerks Office, in Charleston ITALIA
halchie- county Mississippi, on the first
Saturday in each month. for eighteen
months. EDWIN F.. ARMSTRONG.
A. B. BELTS, Commissions.
Charleston, Mi, Aug. u, 1844-23-2w
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NOTICE

IS hereby given 10 all persons interes-
! ted in the Estate Of Richard w Tho
mas deceased, that, having filed my pa
pcrs for a settlement with the Probate
Court Of Pamela County, so far as my
administration has extended. shall
at the JuIy term sI845, Of said Court,
apply for leave to resign the admins
traton Of said estate
VIM. w. SMITH. admir-,
Of the Estate of Richard W. Thomas
deceased.
Pamela, May 90 h. !945.