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THROUGH IN SIX HOURS ONLY:

TWICE A DAY BY X. ROAD
- 80 60 ,,. TO Fs.. 44ss4?n
~ s,4aifsE EEHENlONLY TWC DOLLARS !!
From Baltimore, From Philadelphia.
LIST train, lea yes the Depot LIST train, leaves the cor
Pratt daily except ner Of Eleventh & Mar
sundays at O'Clock, etstreets, daily Except
A. NJ, and arrives al SunGayS) at s, A. NJ,
Philadelphia al Go'clk, and arrives at Baltimore
P. NJ. at2PM
"a tTdIa, leaves Prattst 2d train, leaves the Depot
Depot, daIyat oo'clock, corner of lth and Mar
7. NJ, and arrives at ket stG daily at 4 P. NJ,
fhlladelp Ina at2l o'clk, and arrive in Baltimore
A'M. at l0dy M.
Us-Ihe rkElGET TRAIN, for the transportation
OF me.cbaniize dry goo groceries, &C. is despatch
ed daily, except Sundays. from each city, leaving Bal
llmore al ST, p. M, and Philadelphia at Al P, M ar
irving in each city early next morning.
PASSENGER CAR accompanies this train Fare
through TO Philadelphia only so cents!
FREIGHT THROUGH,
Nf- ONLY FIVE CENTS PER 100 LBS! m
FEEIGHTs will he received at the Company's Depot.
corner OF President and Fleet Streets daily (except
sunday unlll6 O'Clock, p. NJ, and will be promptly
forwarded agrceabiy to dir ections.
SpectG! contracts for re hs will be made if desired
by the car load otherwise.
Baito., July ~, 1875. A. CRAWFORD, Agent
N3-Metchants desreus OF having their goods brought
from New York to BSltim al the reduced rate Of
give Gents per 100 lbs, requested to direct their
correspondents TO have there cons med 10 the care of
6. H. HUDDELL, Agent, Philadelphia, who will
lTne lately forward them Baltimore, free of com
MISSION jyl6
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LIVER PILLS! LIVER PILLS.!

LIVER PILLS! LIVER PILLS.!
SELLERS' LIVER PILLS has proved
y great blessing to many. We hesitate not TO say
they the best Pill ever offered to the public i0i
that disease.
Nc To be had of J. P. Williamson, corner of Gay
and High streets; G. X. Tyler, corner of High and
Batimore-sts.; Cooper, corner OF Orleans and Eden
streets; Wiseman & Wroth, Lightst., opposite Dix &.
Fogg's ]. A. Sawyer, corner of Pratt and Paca SIS;
E. Perkins, corner of Baltimore and Green steets; e.
Kramer Pratt street; A. Fischer, Pennsylvania Ave
nue.: or of the General Agent,
W.K. ORRICK, Druggist and Apothecary,
nh6-tf Corner Eutaw and Lexington SIS. Bal:.
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BEACON Course. The grand match between
James N, Polk and J. C. Calhoun did not come
off on Tuesday in consequence of mutual lame
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VEGETABLE PILLS.
TENiE GENUINE VEGETABLE PILLS.

TENf1H Bile FILLS.
IL AN EFFECTUAL CURE FOR GONORRHCEA,
elects, STRUCTURES, sc. &c. OF all the rene
dies yet discovered for the of these complaints
the Vegetable Pills have been the most effectuai as
they have never been known to fail to affect perna-
nept cure. They are mild and pleasant to take, vet
powerful in their action, and may be taken without
the knowledge of the most intimate friend These
Fills are put up i'll square boxes, with fnll directions
accompanying each box.
&c For sale by J. o. s N. Mccormick, N. Gay-s,.
(O.TG 9. Wiseman. Light street, opposite Fountain
Inn, and byJ, F.Perkns Brother, cor Franklin and
Green streets.
In Washngton-by NJ Delany, corner a street and
Pennsylvania Avenue, and by c. Scott, corner of 7th
treet and the Avenue. Price 81 a box felO-lyGm.
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TOHN C. HOLLAND,
ID No. 45 NORTH GAY STREET.
Near the Odd Fellows la
Has now in store and for sale low
Embroidered Muslin CURTAINS
Plain Bordered Window Shades
G O. in z Shade }window SHADES
Nentan Blinds; Parer BLINDS
Fancy, Walnut and Green do.
6-4 Table OIL CLOTH
"a do. do. do.
IA do. do. do.
Plain and colored Canton Mating
A large assortment of Paper liangngs
Splendid Fire Boards Prints, &c, VIZ
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loo DOLLARS REWARD. DOCTOR

III "" STORMS SPEClFlC COMPOUND for
the cure of GOnerrhGa, Geets Structures, Dialects
diulty in making water, and all other unnatural dis
charges from the uretha of either sex.
In 10 has this medicine been known to fail, 10,
effect permanent cure, and too in the shortest posi-
Bile time. Should this medicine fail to effect cure,
where il has been taken according directions return
the empty vial and get back the money. Why then
spend both time and money with such quack nosrums
as cannot lie depended upon; when, for 81, you can
purchase pleasant sure, and speedy cure, composed
solely of vegetable substance: One hundred dollars
will be paid to any who will produce medicine
to equal this compound, who will prove that il
tains any mineral substance whatever.
N. B. This medicine can be had of James F. VII
hanson corner of High and Gay-sts. 90. T) Joseph
SAWYER corner of Paca fud Pratt-sts; and by L. Y.
Forney, corner Of Clay and Eutaw streets.
In Washingion-by c. Scott, corner of 9TH ST. and
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue; Robert Patterson, corner OF Gin
street and Pennsylvania Avenue fel0-y6Tn'
TYyEA -TRAYs AND WATERS. Recei we'd
H. per ship Alabama, an extensive assortment OF
superior and common TEA-TRAN s and WATERS.
Among them some very rich Papier Machc, Bro OF
Paradise, Sandwich, Gothic and other kinds in sets Of
ard pieces Also, large variety of rich Gard,
Cake and Bread Baskets. We have also received by
recent arrivals full supply ofFamily and Fancy Hard
ware, Britannia Ware, Table Cutlery and general
assortmen of useful HOUSE KEEPING ARTICLES.
For sale on accommodating terms by
JAS. CORTLAN & SON,
l6 Baltimore st. ID door East OF Hanson
i67-CATALOGUES containing a list OF goods, ma
nuactured imported and for sale by U.S. always pre-
pared for those who desire them. IVA
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ENLAT CAP PAPER-l50e Reams fine aud
DC superfne blue and white 10 TO Is lbs. for sale by
TURNER, WHEEL WRIGHT NUDGE,
te3Q 2soulh Charles street,
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BALTIMORE 4. OHIO RAIL ROAD.
HOIrRS OF DEE REIIR II DE

HUNS DC DEPARTURE OF
bssIs2a. TIE PASSENGER TRAINS ON THE
FFF44H ''MAlN STEM" AND 'WASHINGTON
.---9s&&Ssa- BRANCH" OF TIL E BALTIMORE AND ONO
RAIL ROAD, 30TH MARCH, 1915.
'.MAIN ST EN-
WESTH .aR DLY.
For Cumberland. Hancock, Mautinsburg, n.,
Harper's Ferry, Winchestc r, FEEDER .nhlhi
ick, Ellicott's Mills, and 'iIItermedi- IL = clK
ate depOt6 by the regular ira in, ! A. NJ
For Frederick and intermediate stations,
by extra tain, daily, except Sunday, d. 4 p NJ
E.4STW.4 RDLY.
From Cumberland daily regular train, at SAM
nahcock. DO to Let A. NJ.
maIuhsOuis, 40 40 III A. NJ.
narPers Fetry, DO do u! p. M
Frederick; daily, eXpt Sunday ex. train SAN
do do by regular train Bpm
Ec0tl'S Mills, daily, by several trains, at "a A.
", ~ NJ. and A! p. ma
Fare IN either direction between Baltimore and Cam.
berand -, aud for intermediate distances al the
uniform rate OF cents per mile.
Through tickets are issued between Baltimore
and Wheeling, respectively aIls0
Between Baltimore and Pittsburgh $1,000
And between Philadelphia and Wheeling Sl3 90
"VASHINGTON BRANCH,
From Baltimore at 9 A. NJ. 5 P. NJ, and ll;ps
From Washington at A. M and 81 M
jy22St BY order, ID. J. FOLEY, Agent.
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JAMES A. ROBINSON,

4s&asSss Respectfully informs the Ladies, -,
0atssz 6 that he has commenced the manu- e'n1 Sae
facture of plain and fancy BOOTS, SHOES, and
CATERS, and is now located at No. GAG N. HOW
ARD STREET, few doors north Of Madison street,
where he sOIicits a continuance Of patronage. Al
kinds of work will be made TO ORDER in the neatcst
manner, and of the best materials, and on the most
reasonable terms. jal
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-06-07
NOTICE.

EH4HE Undersigned Administrator Of Tie ssfuls
= Of John F. Carmichael. deed, will at The
next July term. Is45, Of the Probate Court Of
Wilkinson Couniy, present his accounts with said
estate ioF iiaaI settlement and allowance.
JOHN G, JENKENS.
80 sfm'F
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TRUSTEE SALE.


ACTING nndefo deed of trust executed
By pabueY F Lewis. on lhe 25ih day Of 0c
'ehef. 4 ID, $50 10 john B. Jones, trustee.
which iced a tecoided 20 tie probaie Clerks
ofse d hook X pages l59 aid l60 Of Is.
cod d DEEDS, aid being substituted ia lie
place 81 snid jones' |ie, Iiie said Jones having
reiuofed oul Of The linsha Of the Slale. shall
as Trustee duly nppoiuiedby an order Of the
Superior Court Of Chnucefy Of the Slate Of
Mississippi aud Tor tlle 1ipose ID said deed
Of trpst mentioned, sell Al Public auction 10
The highest bidder, tot cash. a. The Royal oak
ia The iown of Woodvllle, wilkinson county
and slaleoi Mississippi, on tile 10Th day II
Junenexi. between The houis Of ~ and o.
clock e said day, lie real estate in and by
said deed Of trust conveyed, and heern de-.
scribed as follows, lo-wil. One lot OF parcel
Of land With all The apuuenances lhefeunlo
belonging, described il he plat OF plan Of
said town as LoI No 10 square number
/ A, BONDED he east By East street, run-
ming moth and sCo,h $50 Ala feet, and By
Water sheet, on the south running east and
west 1913 ieei. being the same 10. conveyed
bysA. = Catlelr am vile aud 7. B ], Had
ley AID wife q Dhbney + Lewis, BY deed
bearing date The 24lh day 81 November, Al.
u, 1885, Iwilf make such lille 10 said pros
petty as il lesled ii ne BY sad deed Of irnsl.
L. ii WALES, Trustee.
April s.. IS45-l6ds.
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COMPETITION.

Al MOTHER Hearse is pnl 10 the trade. and
z stands AZ M. Thenars Mt. SOmmer
having bic workshop opposite, win execute all or
ders 10 the cabinet business, promptly. His pri-
ces will be greatly reduced.
What be is able TO do. he has shown BY three
yeais' residence in this place, under the most
trying Circumstances. May 81, ls45
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+ the next July torn s45 Of the Probate court Of
a Wilkinson county, the undersigned Adminstra-
trix Of Jacob Keor deed. who was IL his lifetime The
administrator Of John Delhi Decd viii present the adj
minisEaom accounts OF said Jacob Keller with the es
tate Of John Delhi lot final settlement and allowance
SUSAN A, KELLER.
Is Admin'lrir
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NOTTGE +.

TIME undersigned is much 10 need Of money, and
u those indebted TO us will please cal and settle, ss
longer indulgence cannot be given, and lose Of our
customers who has been 10 the habit Of buying groceries
and provisions payable nex week will please recoect
that from this date we sell those articles foT cash
MeIEEE & lLER.
Nav 18Th Ie4s %
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LAST NOTICE.
TIME notes and accounts under fifty dollars, due ].
II Kann jacob and s. Haas, on the first Of Januas
y last are et in the hands Of r. Cooley ol collecton
all those indebted viii save cost by calling INN and
settling the Same without delay, A. JAKoBT sur'v
WoodNe, May nth ls4S. %
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CALL FOR READY MADE SHIRTS.
UST received new supply Of Linen and Linen
- Bosom shirts Of different kinds and prices which
we're all made 10 orders and we'll finished they
could be- also are they regularly numbered can Fl any
sixs man. Call At KAHN = JAKObPs Store.
Nav Ard 1915.
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a T the next July term s45. Of the Probate court Of
n Wilkinson county, the undersigned Guardian Of
Mary NJ Jster, llate Mary NJ Evansl will present he
accounts for final settlement and allowance.
HENRY MILLER.
20 Guardian.
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a L the next July term 1916, Of the Probate court
n Of Wilkinson county. The undersigned Amnistra-
tors Of Baldwin Haynes deed viii present the admin
stration accounts Of said Baldwin Haynes deed, for
6nal settlement and allowance.
BYTHELL HAYNES.
MELISSA HAYNES.
% An'fs
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AIeno~ ackhowlsdged 6y he Faculty g Be lie most
scientific and successful preparation ever discovered for
the relief Of Coughs, Colds, 0oneumption Asthma,
Whooping Coughs, calarfh, Tiehtness 81 he Lungs
o. Chest, Bronchttea and similar pulmonary Aitcllnna
Every family 10 the United States should b supplied
with pI. Hubs Cough Lozenses not only ns prmi-
i've but aa safe and seatous remedy IL al cases OF
Coughs, Colds, end Consumption - sinzle Box will
reveal their astonishing nature and open d The
fountain Of health and strength 10 The afflicted.
Price IS cents per Box, sold BY c. H. ST0NR.
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Nat nbscf1. Eats taken sl0I the building
recently erected 81 81 sIanHool % lhe easI
side Of The public oaaIe. H1n they have just opened
eeneral oasoI|ment 81 MsrthtndIzo. Their good.
were purchased on very favorable terms end they tIs
prepared 10 sell them II q small advance iof CASH
Fob IA R WENDELL A. co.
FOR RENT. --rhe Store room On Main street, 10.
Gently occupied By lhe apbscfber w. 4. COLLINS
FINE CUTLERY
ElGH finished tWhaencfs" pen and Pocket
~ Knives uzof6 scissors superior table knives and
forks. lol sale BY A. LEFFlN0lPELL e 80.
March s. iel5-I2.
a. y, FOSTER has recommended collecting Those
's wishing bic services and attention 70 their bnsls
ness can depend upon strict and faithful performances
Of bic duty.
Terms for collecting sums under 500 10 per ct
over 500 and
under $500 perez.
Collecting By note OF draft bef
Office west end Commercial Row
March e-l2-t.
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"A kinson county the Undersigned Administrator d
the estate Of Aaron T. Fenner deed. who was the ADJ
mnistratOr de bnnis non Of Joseph Fennei deed viii
present the administration accounts Of said a. L. Fem
ner deed, with the estate Of Joseph Fenner decd for
final settlement ana allowance
% SAMUEL J. FENNER, Amt
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NEW STORE.
~ HE.aP F0R C.aSH-Tll

THE subscribers soicits the attention Of the public
to their new supply Of spring and summer goods
They consist mainly in staple and fancy dry goods,
clothing, Shoes boots and hats Of the latest fashion,
Terms Of course are cash, and ell who wish to save
about one third Of their money By adopting the cash
SYSTEM have only Try the experiment, and conviction
willfollow. j. DUNBAR & co.
Anril 2R 1919
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a the next July term, Is4s, Of the Probate court
II o. Wilkinson county, the undersigned Admins
tratofs on The estate Of Baldwin Hayneg, deed, who
was Guardian Of Dhos F. Roberts and MaFgafst
Haynes vii present the Guardianship accounts o said
Baldwin Haynes, with said minors for final settlement
and allowance, BYTHELL HAYNES,
MELISSA HAYNES,
- Amsfs
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"A T the next July term Of the Probate court If Will
a knson county, the Undersigned Administrator Of
Jacob Keller decd. who was IN his lifetime the adj
minissraos Dc bonis non Of Henry Delhi, Decd will
present the administration Of said Jacob Kel
Ter with the Of Henry Delhi fof final settlement
allowance % SUSAN A. KELLER, Amir
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uWAs been enassd Is principal Teacher in the
HI Woodvie sasls Academy. Her long expeh-
enee in teachina S lie South, and her ska IN calling
forth the more sna Intellectual faculties Of young Lac
dies. render 81 sanenly qualified to direct their edu.
cation. She ha i,f many years been at The head Of
some Of De largest and Aourshing senninarss in
the South.
Reletaaess-Co. 7. Jones Stewart; Mrs. F. M.
cng,isF w. A. Scott, d. D., New Orleans Judge
Turass' Nsiches VIM. Yerger, Esq Jackson, Miss.
Rev. IS. NJ. Rogers, Sharon. Miss.
N4. Halsey will still continue the supefintendence
e ti.a boarding house and school. Tha school will
eanae 10 session during the summer, with a short
ssss 10 August. The Fall Session will commence on
bs 6r4I Monday IN September. Should there be much
SICKNESS bepaSsnts will be immediately informed and
M sehool viii close.
Mas 81 ls4S. wM. HALsEY. Principal.
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"a T the next July Term is4s. Of the Probate court
a q Wilkinson county; the undersigned Adminiss
traitor Cd the estate Of WIN. McCrory Decd will pre-
sent bis accounts Tor final settlement and allowance
with said estate. DAVID HUBBARD, Amir
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a LIKELY Negro Man will be sold at auction on
- Tuesday next (June 3d. unless previously disPos
sed oC NAV alt JAS. N. DOWTY.
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COR ~ 80 a%e@ss
AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERc6dafTs

No. d COMMON STREET,
NelO Oflsdhs
Kentucky Bagging a0d Rope, deans and Lin
seys-tIOm the best manufactures always %
hand. April 20 Is44-le
W. + will act az correspondents Of he above
house for this county. To those unnc.
quainled with their house, we take pleasure 10 re-
commencing il in the fullest terms; and we a..
sure our friends, who may make consgnmehls 10
hem, that their interests will be faithfully attend.
ed to. Any orders fOI plantation supplies will be
promptly filed BULKLEY & PLATT.
april 90 le44-le
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new STORE.


fHSf4E subscriber is now opening IN his old stand on
u Commercial Raw an entire New Stock Of Mer-
chnndas Consisting Of The following articles.
A splended assortment Of French Musling and Ball
gaHnes-caUcoea large Stock handsome styles-algo
lot Of Linen cambria handk'la plain borders, and Hem
sttched--2 pieces Linen cambFic-20 pieces Irish Lin
en- assolled--do do Long Lawns-PlHid PLAN Jacko.
net and swisa musns- Fine assortment Of silk and
cotton hosiery Mems do-Ladiss Gloves Of every dea-
Observation-Disclosures do Ladies Satin striped Beregs
Seads and ShaWls--W orked eolarl. Polka do new
syls-Whits Dimily- Fancy HdRls-T Thread Ice
and Jneoaet kdgings- Beaehsa aad unbouchtd D0-
meaiieh-Linen Sheelngs -Iaha cIoihs, and Towels
Linen and Cotlor Diapers u5eached cotton Sheets
lnes 81 d vide 1000 yds We. 0snabufgs-Linen drill
lings and eoltonades- Nankin Plaid and striped Do
mestic-Bed Tickings-4 cases new style Hsts-Boys
and Children Leg holn Hats-Bonnets new Style-La-
dies Kid Shoes-Mens shoee-Boys do. and childfens
do-Lafge assortment Of Granite Crockery aud glass
ware-good assortment Of Hard Ware-Fne Pocket
Knives and scissors KlaiF Brushes Cloth d. White
wash do--shoe and scrub Brushes--IFnr aud Corn
Brooms--Tubs .Pssgins, Brass and Iron boapd Buck
ets--50 Gallons Stone Ware jars holding from 10
s Gallons churnG 20 kegs assorted nails; kegs
chewing tobacco, also many other articles too tedious
10 mention. h, e. SALE.
nR. BROOM respectfully tenders bis thanks TO
~ the Cizens Of Woodville and vicinity for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon him, from his rst adj
vent to tho present time, and informs hem that he will
return in the fall and commence operations.
May &c. 1916.
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NJ oTicg--. Letters Of Administration having been
IN gianted 10 the undersigned on the estate Of Sam
uel MeNuty decd, at the April term Of the Probate
court Of Wilkinson county, A D ls45 notceis hereby
given to Ell indebsedio said estate maxi I'M
mediate payment, and those having claims 10 present
them prescribed BY law OF they will be forever bar.
red SAMUEL McNDLTY, Admin.
April 20 45 9w6.
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NOTICE.

A liberal sewas3 will be given for tie apprehension
and delivery Of negro slave named Essex, formerly
the property Of Maj $, " Of D g hews, said no.
tho premises RUFUS 4. RICHARDSON,
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SPRING GOODS.
IRISH LINENS

"A VERY superior article Of Irish Linen. long lawns,
IA birds eye diapers and linen cambria Received ana
fof sale BY a. LEFFENcGWELL & co.
March 8, lsl5.
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TRUSTEE'S Sale.

FHNHE undersigned having been, IN conformity with
II Che provisions Of q Deed Of Trust. made BY
Charles Lancaster 10 John Sims. since deceaeed, az
trustee, on the slst day Of March, ? Iazs. for the
benefit a The West Felician Rad Road Company and
Others appointed Trustee u the place and stead Of
said Sims deceased, will on Tuesday. the 9Th day Of
August 1896 At the court house door in the town
Of WoodeiIe oerio che highest bidder. fol cash, AZ
properly mentioned end described IN said iced IN
Trust. consisting Of household and kitchen furniture,
edns. pistols carl, &C. Upon said sale viii give
such title onv aa il 10 me vested By said Deed IN
Trust. JNo sLADE, Trustee.
Feb. I5-9-tds
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FASHIONABLE FANCY GOODS.
AT KaNN & Jacobs STORE.
JUST received full assortment Of Fancy Dry
y Goods and Clothing. such aa fine
Printed Jaconet,
French Muslin, French Oigandc,
French Bazarnee
Black musin, BeIzafine and Bareap,
Swiss muslin,
sf'ped and check Jaconel. all sorts,
Plain Jac6net Fancy starfa,
Black Barege shawls,
Black and colercd latest style Pafasolas and
Parasoletts,
French curtain calico, Irish linen,
Linen Pocket Hdkh's. ~.
Also, an assortment Of clothing Of alI kinds
STUFF, such as linen drilling, summer cassimereu
The finest kind Of black French mcrino,
Silk and linen cravats, suspenders,
Panama hats, Palm Leaf all kinds for men and
bos, ~.
A great many other articles Of Fancy not mention
ed, with good assortment Of Staple Goods; which
will be sold at the very lowest prices.
A. JABOBT,
March 30; ls4s Is Surviving Partner.
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H = the next July Term, l845, Of The Prabato Court
- Of WilkinsI county, the undersigned Admins
traitor on tho estate It John Woodsides, deed will pre-
sent his accounts for final settlement and allowance,
with said esate. SAMUEL DAWSON, Amir
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MI E -SYATE OF MISSISSIPPI.



To all persons interested il the Real Estate Of
WIULIAM JoNEs, deceased Greeting.
WOU are hereby cited 10 be and personally ap-
- pear before the Probale Court Of Annie
counly,On the Fourth Monday Of july hsri, and
shew cause Il any you can, why the same should
not be ordered TO be sold, TO wit:
One undivided fourth part Of go much Of lot
number four. ia square number Ten, Of the town
Of Liberty beginning Al the northeast corner Of
said lot, running south with Broad street stake
opposite 70 the norihseast corner Of the store
house Of Robinson and McKnighl. occupying the
full front on Broad street, the space from said
store house moth belonging 10 said lot, thence
west across said LOT g The western boundary line
Of said !oI TO stake, thence north 10 The north
west corner Of said lot, and thence east 10 The
place of beginning.
All Of snid lands lying and being situate 10 the
county Of Amite, and State Of Mississippi
Il is further ordered by the court that this cila-
ton be published in the Liberty Advocate and
WOod,e Republican for the time prescribed by
law.
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