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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03

From the Albany Patriot
Having been for long time troubled VIII weakness OF
the stomach and ind reson consequence with gene
ral dehityhu within weeks more paracu arjy-dl--
eased at Ire stomach with loss of speiie oppressed with
great difficulty taking my ueas and alter eeiing win
proiusc gUp!og Of wind was Induced 10 Try ooue 81
he above medicine having heard highly recommended
for such cases own, wei! for other difficulties
I'd not taken three times before felt great relri ana
before Ind akrn hall bottle my difficulties appeared TO
he all removed appetite and digestion returned, ana
have felt comparatively well aud vigorous ever Slice
deem this much due the public and 10 Dr. TOWNSEND r
oi the medicine stale that those oil our readers
Try il for themselves, We Know Ssst hliIOeF7 are
'''S''"s '''i' ''' :. ". GOODWIN Editor Alb. Pat:
July 80. 1914
ST. have been very much afflicted with dyspepsia for
years, and having ed the prescription OF lhree OF
physicians OF the city without any fee
was prevailed upon try bottle OF your Sarsaparl!!a
which verify believe has effected and can unhesiIa
ingly recommend all who afflicted with dysPepsla
as being n- best remedy How III use
ANN ELIZABETH STEVENS No Pianist
Albany, June II. 1915.
This last certificate Is from the lady OF Col Stevens
Dr. Townsend-Dear Sir: From The many favorable no.
lces OF your Sarsaparlla By persons OF dHcaon was
Induced 10 ry its effects and AN happy say with signal
Sarsaparia or debility indigestion &c ana Il Is
hul deed OF justice 10 you 10 say ts you ppnrhLon
il s. opinion preferable any Other whether !. be
regarded for the p!easantnrss OF It's taste or me oecs r
winch produces the system Believing Il to be
the suicuss consequent upon the Lis o! lie a-sh
would eteer!ily recommend TO a. Wi,2 aye 94Heting
from indigestion. y A LANS!NG,
Absay Oct >, 1875 C.erkn Post Odlce.
For sae at l5i Fulton..t e5 South Pearst Albany Red
ding \ Co. No. Sla,,st Boston; BacSus Bull. Iroyi
Nh Wells druggist Urca Gran. & Bookee. druggists
PoGehk-ePsie: Ro.sEasu L Co Hudson AncIew !iusS
Schenectady Mr Fowler Lansing 6urc sa Dy prhC!pa
druggists generally throughout the United SA,+ eel IN
dies and the Canadas.
None genuine except PAT up in the are square bottles
which quart snd signed with The Wy Ten sigma
sIss, pa 4iavr I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03

UNLN ItEGLLAh Line of raeAeis loo New
49, 0reeus-The splendid, veil answn, and fsst sail
ing packet chip ORLEANS, Capt Sears, viii posi-
lively sail on Saturday, December 6h, her regular day
Having superior accommodations for cabin second cabin
and sserage passengers persons about edng New
Orleans should not fail To secure berths by inedlse s
plcauop on board foot OF Msiden-lzne or 10
WHIT. TAPSCOTT, u Sopla-sI cor, MSideE-lspa
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&c INC v
the increase of h publishing business which be Intends
giving MS exclusive attention Address line, post paid
10 Box No. l47.. Posi- Oifce. nl5tt
THE CROTON WATER II It's present OF in
purity entirely unit for use, either beverage
for culinary purposes l. however be Invested OF all
impurities. and be rendered Of chrysscs cserne5s
By the OF the subscrib-rs Premium Water Filters
m4uusct1r-c The Cro,on Plumbing Establishment, No.
$50 Broadway, between Walker and White
2. S-Croton water Introduced INTO dwellings, &c. and
The fixtures supplied OF The lowest
Mn u SrlNE ER lrr,k. L.
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intelligence from Hayti;
On the os,h ult. news received that between 3
and 1000 Dominican troops attacked 800 Hayen SOL
d:ers a. Lexavaux a small village the plains and
after shor. resistance the par; Of the Hayens they
rereated and fed leaving about 100 dead the field 20
wounded and few taken prisoners together WITH two
pieces OF artillery and muniton. Upon this IN
tellgence reaching the capital. The President mmedi.
atey despatched 300 20 reinforce the defeated
battalion. Orders then given for all Hayt cit-
zcns 10 assemble and hold themselves IN readiness 10
march should sney be required
Troops are daily arriving from different parts OF the IN
terio. and for the purpose Of changing their
old tre arms aud remain in the city which has the
appearance ola military caEnpthe streets are crowded
with dressed variety OF unitor ms the DIN OF
martial music the catter horses hoofs and iSe cray
gng OF cannon from part Of the city to the otnel
show that is the only thing engaging their present
attention.
IL was said by good authority that 5000 men from the
South 10 JOIN 100 men from the NORTH no |it
5000 already despatched 10 be led by the PRESIDENT
in desperate stack the Domincans as soon as uer
s,ea vessel arrives and the other vess els 0; war be
oouuped-.he expedition would move TO invade the Do.
yninicans both By land and sea.
An communication between the Eastern and Western
part. of tic Island prohibited By the Hayden Govern
en but the DomDicsns have posses sion OF the roads,
and allow travellers 10 pass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03

IL FOR LIYERPOOL-Reguar packet Of the 6h
sSsRzSoi DecsIc5er-Ike splendid packet ship ASHBUk'
ION, Wa Rowland, master, VIII SAL as above, Ter
regular day.
Having very superior accommodations FOR cabin second
cabin and storage passe1 persons intending einbsS
should early application board foot Msidcn.ae,
or 10 JOS EPH McNUBRAY, 100 Pine-sl- of Soubs-
The new and elegant packet ship Henry Clay Ezra Me-,
master will succeed the AshbCrton and sal on the 9th Jcr
her regular day
" g. Persons DESTROYS OF sending for ther fends car
Ile brought ou IL either OF The above sp-ndid
riof-r4" i-rms. hY making application --og-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03

~ The REPORTER of the Savannah Republic
an has been expelled, BY q vote Of 90 to -, IRON
the floor of TIE Senate of Georgia, on account Of
some remarks respecting certain Senators IN one OF
his letters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03

4 ETTER BALANCES a. reduced p.ices-FRAN-
~ els LOUTREL, MaideH-!s-e, now selling
Balances for weighing letters OF various some FOR the
pocket VIII pen and pencil, prices lower than
before offered thin Letter Paper, letter and note In.
velopes. &c
New ard old firms VII be supplied By the subscribers
win Account Books OF superior Caity al low prices An
who require BOOKS for the coming year are invited 10
ne our style OF work FRANCIS LOUTREL
tl Manufacturing Stat!oners, a Mgideo-lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03

ITO STEAMBOAT Propretors. EugineeTs &c-We
would respectfully ca! The attention the Der
sons 10 stones Coulter apparatus OF the
most simple construction for ascerainng the speed OF or
4l-aAce ttaIe.ed over by steam gessel locomotives
Iris machine IS also vel calculated for measuring Dis
lsaces. Price 81.
TIE a9oye together with Stones Improved Steam Pres
sure and vacuum Guags and Ggsge Cock for escerainng
e exact nghI OF TIE wafer IN steam boes can hAt OF
me SUBSCRIBERS al the Croon Plumbing and Water
tasaois tieI ~ Broadway, between Walker WhLr
SO az I2 STONE BROTHERS.
EHDELiBLE INK for Marking on Linen and Cotton,
fused ~loui preparation With this ink writing be
coHe IL e same manner With ink or paper
warranted 40: lnur= corrode aE=st cambria, and
ot co!o aud durability fully equal the beat u se sold
Wholesale and REAL BY FRANCIS L LOUTREL,
nm Wv Manufacturing Staioneri. II maid-ulane-
ENVELOPES FOR LETTERs.-A hne assofs-
ment JUS; made up for use under Inc new Postage
Law They OF the strongest Post Once paper suabIe
for steel pens BY P c. RooT co Publishers,
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THE TRIBUNE.

FROM ST.. DoxISoo-The Deu'arara' Captain
Blanchard frsm Turks Island brings the following
;,,oI,;ocnce from Hayti:
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1T TApsCDTT'S General Emigration Oace 70
ftS 5outh-ssreet, corner Madenaue Agents for the
Ne" Line OF Liverpool Packets" ac--The sub
schDtr IN reminding their niqDds that they will continue
under Tue supcntsuGencs OF Mr. Vim. Tapscott Liver
pool ~ mac arrangements with persons residing ina
United States or Canada, 10 bring r friends from tie old
country 10 New YORK, Boston, Baltimore, Pui!ada pbis
Ne"-Orcaas Quebec, ST. Johns would inform li.a lAi
Tue saie principles which ieif business has been coz
Quoted viii be continued through 1875. Dir w VapscO,
nov well known very great number who have
despatched for this country under his dlrectiunJ will 10
us1a attend with punotuay the embgrk1iOn OF every per-
.on whose passage msy be- engaged for the New Line u
Liverpool Packet" VIZ:
QUEEN OF THE " EST, 1850 tons. ROsCIUS, llO0tor..
LIVERPOOL, ll51 SIDDONS 1900
HOTTiSGUER, 1880 GiRRICR lCoJ
ROCHESTER, 1900 =. SHERIDAN lUd3!
Tne 81 George Line of Liverpool PacSes' the Unio1
Line vi Liverpool ecEet Every Information VII be SYea
By making personal application the once By Letter
tpos-psdl addressed 10 Walt TAfSCOTT,
% SoqLh-st corner Mader-IGne Na|-YorS,
Orlo WIN. TAPsCOTT or
GEO. RIPPARD !. SON Waierlnn Rnad. M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03
POCKET DIARY FOR 1876.

lust PUBLISHED. The Pocket Diary for 1886 ior u.
j 1u-poe OF recording Of past present anc 'nc
occurrence containing blink space for ever 10y u -
year neatly bound in pockebook form-aso ae-' o0u'
In chea per form Published and for sale BY -.
ma JANSEN 4 BELL, I53 Nss-an-S-
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Gtoucs Mr.
NEW PATEN
HOT AIR FURNACE

NEW PATENT
A If TIGHT Rotary Cooking Stoves. for sole hy
~ o2l 2n WM. WEST. ISIS Hudsou-s
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Complete Of IL sizes, warranted OF the best
"A quality, constantly hand and fOr sale lowest
prices, by LATHAM Z BROTHERS, 2is Waler-sl.
y. y. ''TiH-Paica," Timed Lead Pipe also
furnished a. the price lie pure Leaden Pipes The
plate OF Tin warranted thick and wei! aid on .s
he tone-Out IL the time the manufac;u no!
wish Loimpose the public by recommending IT, "a they
Know 10 be corrosive and destructive OF dc leac
plea exhibited s2i Smeod-
p URDES'S PATENT HORSE-sHOES. being
u now or sale by the principal dealers in Hardware IN
United states are al warranted perfect il and made Of
the very best refined iron Every Shoe which may BE- found
no, IN accordance with the above recommendation viii be
receiv- bacG and The money returned all from
he most distant paris OF he country II. BURDEN gent
Troy Iron and Nail F-rtorJ. haY u. i2+l aawy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03

~ NOTICE-Ho1r Changed for Albany
People,. Lpg s Of isagsis os Of an. .,. ,s,
~. xii leave The foot OF CortiaId-st daily al P; N.
instead of 3 a. heretofore. O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03

A FRENCH CLASS OF hveor SIN may be formed
n on advantageous terms, in situation central between
Canal Blocker Bowery md Green The writer wishes
10 begin with Mauescas fourth Particular lnoria-
may he had by addressing j. > NJ The Tribune Office
] upQS ,pnd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03

APOTEECARIES HALL, So CATHERINE-ST
Established l5+G.
LII MEDICINES il this establishment; warranted gem
n une No boys or inexperienced young men are ever
allowed The finest Swedish Leeches
for sale or applied By 81 experienced person.
WI WATSON, Chemist and Phsrmaceuts,
Ii0 5meod+ From A. Gardens. 572 Oxford-sl. London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03

BuRYIso ALIvE-Thc Baltimore Patriot re-
fering TO story furnished for The Tribune by Balti.
moro correspondent respecting young woman who 1t
was alleged had been buried alive, says:
There is story going the rounds of the Eastern pa
pcrs ,ba, Young woman was recently buried alive in
this ci,ytha, her friends believing her 10 be dead had
her Inferred but that the vault being afterwards
opened her body was found out OF the coin ne sto
/, told with the usual EXPLANATIONS of horror and IS very
well done |, IL news us here in Baltimore and might
"a well have located in New York, where Il started
here
We arc not soy this contradiction but regret
that we were the victims Of such hoax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03

WOOD ENGRAVING.
TUDOR HORTON L CO. Designer, and Euzraysr, On
Wood, No 90 Nsssaa-ss IN d
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sJublir Gonmpanrts, &r.

rss, NOTICE-Hour Changed for Albany
EaSs--<By People. Line of steamers On and sner
Tuesday Decd The Peoples Line OF steam
ers viii leave the too; OF CorIaid-st ds4'y r. ~
instead of {, s. heretofore -----e
r~ar FOR BRIDGEPORT niH ooq u,
E-SEA---SRsilrosd The steamboat NlMROD' Cap,.
-asr.z.-r@ John Brooks. Jr leaves New-fo rom he
,adI IN connection with tie Cars from, West StocS.
49,. Returning Bridepor, a. u ocioeS, r; Oh on
~ -rivsi OF ths Railroad Cars from Wes, gear
-iris, IN New York ~ hat past q ciocf = ~,
The ;vo oc'ocA Line 20 br'dgcport. IS s,s u'ss
Wi! leave on arrival o: the boat Tor s'a'o''' io''
FAIRFIELD Southport and Derby ,. adj, -. CO..
i The ouly boa. running IN connscuou "ll . ' Ns
Nft SH-fo oh Amy :ad Toy 6IkEc7-
From the pier too; Of cor;isad-.t
'9g cs his G 9S ro1 West to BHao and
Nortl to SaTat,gs. Whitehall snd Lake cbnnpan-
No freight taken after ave oe3cs i; NJ Can't
Regular days Of sailing Tuesdays Thursdays and sa;Gr-
Fer Passage Freight sppy board or to c. Clark
the c4ic- the wharf
Company Will not be Responsible for los. ny
xlT- NE%5IoKk ANp ERIE e
MShdaS besc9se3 IS, 81 and ant an
th,r no;i-a The fast ami commcdious steamer EUREKA
vii be nun in with Ire Cars, twice daily each
LEAVING Nsu.Yo,s, uoOt Of Lsnyins Midtle;9wn
Dasne. a: o''?eh !. n y A. !, O'clock 2 2 n Aai
The F.sisht Line will esve New-forS at o'clock P N.
ard Nliidletown At 10 O'Clock a: M.6siiy. ny
,~e.e SElF ARH(Nt;EMENT-FARE
DUCED-ludependent Line for New.
Esa-sSaa port, Providence and soSton,.Direct-Thres
,,,ras week Zach The StrSnch and Fsvori;e Steam,
Sos, NEPTUNE commanded By Capt I'm Rollins having
nd hsr improvements viii resume her regular TIP,
IN saurduv Sst May tolows-Lesve Newly orr tron
Pier No s. North River Tor Newport providence and bos
TON direct on Monday nesday and Friday ct CLOCK
r NJ STRIVING IN Providence IN LIME Tor lhe morning train
OF cars TO Session Taunou New Bedford, Fall RIVER, &c
aud also connects with the STEAMBOATS, running Easi on
.he Kennebec and Penobscci rivers: RETtaSiNG VIII
leav, Providence !or Newport and New-forS on Tues
day. Thursday Sa.nrdSy, AZ O'Clock r NJ. on the
sri;hi OF he IL O'Clock Mail ain OF Cars RON Boston
IiEs from NeNsYori 20 Boston, caoin oi15
to Newport. cabin 10
deck " i,oJ
Providence cabin q -
deck ~
No charge cor ber.hs.
All kinds OF Freight aSeu o. the lowest raics.
soT further particulars, e1qGi!s OF
GEO. r. FAlRCHlLD, No. IS West-sree.
or " JOHN Ii. RICHMOND, Providence.
x,i a; the o iico on the steamboat landing. oSl
A persons are forbid trusting this boat except On WIT
ten r!sr from the ca psiD, other BIAS Will be paid
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~ These Shoes with Leather Soes, &c are The Ashies
kind use snd Tor every The best. but We do not
pretend that they the lowest price. They nave spring
sharks lesiher sIiiening Will run down II The
heel the uppers elastic and VIII adjust 10 every boot
For sale a. wholesale and reAi Only 81 > Maiden lane
% H. II. DAY.
EOALl All now delivering the very bes Pesch OrcAsfr
SRed Ash Cos, well screened from the yard a. The io
lowing prices M, snd Stove mixed IS - large Stove
Egg or Broken s. Per The public may rely on ge
uus the very best Coal The above and VII be WAY
rsnied rot 10 cnker Coal Yard corner King AID Green
wich-sL PETsR CLINTON n-s IN
MERCHANTS and others IN OF Account Books,
WI ruled and bound particular psisrr are invited
IN examine The various styles OF Account Books rscaAc-
tnr,i by Francis Loutrel, - Madenlane- All orders
with which nsy be favored Will be eSe;usG a. shoF.
notice in the bes: style. thANClS Lot ifAEL,
Manufacturing SIs;ioners, = Msicsc-lane.
Accoun, Books Paper and Stationery 3; low p!.ce'
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u-e-s !, NE,y ARHANGENIENT-EA

No Charge tOr uer.hs
All kinds OF Freight taken o. the lowest raies
,or further particulars, eGqGiIs OF
GEO. Z: FAlRChlLp, No - Wsstsreei
orol JOHN Ii. RICHMOND, Providence.
md a; the o;icu on the steamboat landing oSl
4. ra-snns are forbid trusting this Boat sSonP;
ten 5rer from the Cspsin as no other bswil. He paid
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FREMONT'S EXPEDITION.

DEPORT Or The EXPLORING EAP kpIdIos % -. -
1ARocky Mountains In the year lSi2. sna 70 OrssUa
California IN the years and ls4i By Sreve -
c. Fremont of the Typographical Engineers unoe! . W
2ers OF Col j. J. Albert Chef OF the ni a.
The Frnorinp Expedition One large octevo vo!ute fo'
saie nv MARX Il NEWMAN, 1879 Broadway
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HOT AIR FURNACE.
XNALKER'S Patent Improved Hot Air Furnaces. FOR
w heating Dwellings, Stores Churches &c-These Fur
nsces VIII heat ecoaonncy snd r'acien.y me ar IN ~.
They are put mp ander The personal supervision Of MIR
Walker the Ps;eaice and have hitherto given entire sss
faction and all wnr-nnleo 10 perform well
Reference: " w Taylor, Esq. Governor New YORK 10.
ps: Mr. Charles Start Superintendent do; edward BE-
inen Esq II Wal-si c. D. Rhodes ESQ lso Pearsireet;
Mr. Thouiss McElrsih, ~ Nassau. &c.
anStf |t.o- NAbAth ~ h-nad~nV
FOUNDRY AND STOVES FOR SALE.
FOUNDRY il jersey City, The ferry. win ali The
~ fixtures complete order. will he sold low II applied
for scou so Cook and Psrlor Stoves for sale low
~ per cent less than former prices AL who want had bet
Ter call soon as the stock must sold close the concern
Apply sS9 Waier-st nj oieoc'
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H. K. CARPENTER ~ JU.'s Llnt Tor
L stssag--ziH Nevhurg h-Thc new barge SUPERIOR
CAPT CHARLES HNLsTEAp, will leave tbs
foot OF Nsnen.sL every Tuesday aud Friday atemoon
5o'cloc5and r,-,uru!n. VIII leave Newhurgh every We'd
rasday and Saturday afternoon al = o'clock.
The above barge Id filled up with state-rooms large and
conmodous cabins and passengers will mud very plea
sanL way OF making the passage.
freight taken nj the lowest rites
Alaggago pacGages parcels OF goods money must he
AL the rs. of the ;heSso unless entered upon the
honks of On. boat ~ recelpIed for sl9
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-16
The State of MISSISSIPPI. !
COUNTY.

OaO~4AW [OL-NA
PRoBATE CoURT, JUNE TERM, ls45.
In the matters Of the estate Of John 4.
Mcneil, deceased
an opening the matters of the petition
W in this case, i, was ordered BY the
Court that all persons interested IN the
lands, tenements, and Entertainments Of
John A. Newell, deceased--and more par
ticularly in the west half of the north
east quarter, and northwest quarter OF
Section l6, township Is, range east
be and personally appear at the August
term, lS45, of the Probate Court Of said
county, and shew cause, If any they have
or can, why said lands above described
shall not be sold, or so much thereof as
will be sufficient 10 pay the debts Of said
John A. Newell, deceased.
Ordered. that publication of this notice
be made in the Mississippi Democrat for
thirty days.
Attest: THO. n. DAVIS, Cfk.
July Is, 1916 3I-5t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-16

But we took up our pen more
especially, TO call the attention of the rea-
der TO the course of Mr.. w. w. Seaton,
Mayor of the city of Washington, and one
of the editors of the Nashional IntelIigeE-
Ger. This paper, has been amoug the fore.
most IN the wing ranks to charge Mr.. Polk
with ruthless prescription, and being at
the seat of government, It's charges have
been caught up with ayidity, and spread far
and wide by the entire wing press. The
charges made by it, have been over and
often proved by the Union to be essenti-
ally incorrect, but nevertheless it still re-
peated the charge of ruthless prescription.
Now this same editor of the Intelligencer,
and who is likewise the Mayor of the city
OF. Washington, by virtue of his office, has
the appointment of some sixty officers in
Hhe city government, and in selecting them
= only stumbled on one democrat in the
On ,2le number, and the Office filled By the
Ill ocrat is not worth more than fifty dol
s enn. per annum. And yet, this proscrip-
o;,;tl wretch, the editor of paper that has
% taken sides against this country, in
~ st OF its foreign difficulties, has the con-
.immate impudence, and barefaced eff.
srontery to whine and cant about the re-
movals aud appointments, made by the
President Polk. Out upon the little tyrant
OF village corporation TAppeal.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-16

y pursuance Of an or1er & tie 1000
rable Probate CouEs ct CePiaA cesa-
", AT the September tern iaerecf, Tie IN
designed. administrators Ct tie estate e
John G MitherSpoon. deceased. MI Ell
pose 10 pubic sale. "a credit & tuelse
months, the following real estate. iyiag
and being n the coangy Of Carrcii. so-esss
Lots No. , and Z, lcis Ne. , and Il. les
No. ) aud ), IN sectioa -, to~asAiP =.
range ], west, containing IN al txo ~
dred and forty acres, more O. lsSs-
The sale 10 take place en- tte frsf fsy
Of AEgasf Herf, AZ the ecart-hoas< dor
in the couuty Of Carroll TIE parcka-
ser TO give bond, Nth approved security.
Sale u take place within Tie kours pre-
scribed by law.
JOHN II. THOMPSON, 41z'r.
June Is, 1915 S7-1
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-16
ExecufOr,s Notice.

all persons interested in the lands
and tenements OF James D. Mclean,
deceased, especially in the west half south
east quarter, and east half southwest quar-
ter OF Section l3, and east half north east
quarter Section "a, township l9, range 5
east and west half northwest quarter
Section Is, and west half north west quar-
fer Section 10, township 10, range 6 east:
TAKE NOTICE, that at the September term
next of the Probate Court of Carroll coun-
ty, we will apply for an order TO sell said
land, for the purpose of distribution, &c.
E. r. MCLEAN, Eu,.a
g. ID. MCLEAN, -
Of James d. McLean's aoiA.
July Is, 1916 3I-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-16
JUDGE OF THE cIRCUIT COURT.

or We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM COTHRAN, ESQ, of Carroll CO.,
as candidate for Judge Of The Sixth Judicial
district, comprising the counties of Monroe,
Lowndes. Oktibbeha, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Car
ROLL Yallobusha, and Tallahatchie.
o. We are authorized to announce
GENT T. N. WAUL, of Yallobusha CO., as
candidate for Judge of the Sixth Judicial dis
trict, comprising the counties of Monroe,
Lowndes. Oktibbeha, Choctaw Chickasaw, Car
roll, Yallobnsha and Tallahatche.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-16

q ETTERS of administration having
been granted to the undersigned, BY
the Probate Court of Choctaw County, at
the January term thereof, lS45, on the es-
tate of JESSE GREEN, deceased:-Noiice
is hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased, TO pre-
sent them within The time prescribed by
law, or they will Ibe forever barred.
LEE GREEN, :
WAI. McADAMS, h1A' -
Of the estate Of Jesse Green, deed.
July l6, 1915 Slit
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-16
Guardians Notice.

no all persons interested in the lands
and tenements Of William Fl. Town
send, deceased, especially the west half
southwest quarter Section ], and north
east quarter Of Section 2, in township l9,
range 8, east: TAKE NOTICE, that At the
September term next Of the Probate Court
Of Carroll county, win apply for an order
to sell said land for the purpose Of board
ing, clothing, and educating the minor
heirs Of said deceased
VIM. R. HARRIS, Guardian
Of minor heirs Of Hym. II. IOrnsend, dec.
July Is, l845 3l-6t