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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-20
AZ u B IL II II II. NF.V.VeE "
.ATTOR.NEY 1T LAW

WILL practise in the Superior and Inferior
w Courts of Augusta, and the Superior Court
OF Nelson County. He will give prompt and
faithful attention to the collection of debts i'm
either Of the above named counties, and will ex.
ert himself to bring all business entrusted to his
management to speedy and successful ermina-
ton. He will also attend to the drawing of
Deeds, Wills, and contracts Of all kinds.
His Office adjoins that of his Father, VIM.
Kinney, esq.-Entrance from the alley.
February 6, 1S45--2m
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-20
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Attorney mt Law,

WILL practise regularly in the Superior and
w County Courts of Albemarle and Augusta,
and the Superior Courts of Rockingham. He
will give prompt and diligent attention to all
business confded to his care and management.
His Office is the the new brick range in
FRONT of the Court House in Staunton where
he may be found at all times, when not in attend
ance on any of the above Courts.
February 27, IS45.-3t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-20
BARGAINS +! BARGAINS

SHILLING off at cost and charges, for cash or
good paper, my DRY GOODS, and GRO
CEkIES at small advance. Cotton Yarns
from 80 cents 10 81.
MY House and Lot for sale on accommodating
terms, or VIII exchange all for Plantation. l
wish speedy close of all unsettled matters here
with j. II. Jurey or myself. E.MAY.
Feb. 81, 1915.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-20
w ATCHES !! WATCHES y!

G. c. L e w IS,
SxR HAS just received supply
H ofGOLD and SILVER
/<NE~SSSF WATCHES, Horizontal and
EfsN >rK Vertical, besides an assori-
VIZ '$S& ment Of JEWELRY, consist
AJAX e sZ2k6aS ing, in part, of the following
NylsSsssssx4z> articles:
Gold and Silver Pencil Gases of all sizes,
Silver Spectacle Gases,
ASilver Thimbles, steel tops, Taiors' do.
Silver Whistles,
Gold and Silver Watch Keys,
Gold Breast Pins, Finger Rings,
Guard Chains, Fob do, Jet Necklaces,
Hair-pins, Clasps, Breast Pins,
Jet Beads and Buges, Silk Purses,
Pocket Books, Note Cases,
Embroidered Purses, Accordians.
Gilt Watches, Steel Chains and Keys,
Key Rings, Pocket and Pen Knives of various
patterns and sizes.
a. Watches repaired at short notice and war
ranted TO perform for ID months.
Stanton, Feb 6, 1916.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-20
EPIGRAM ON RECEIVING A GLOVE FROM A
LADY

I'll keep the gift where'er rove,
For twas my pride, my Joy 10 win it
bul when yon next give glove,
Oh, lady ! Let your hand be in it,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-20

"a sweet retHrn,' exclaimed the husbanh
"hcn has wife threw the sugar bowl at hV'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-20
MANUkEs.

Hartford County, Nd, Dec. Ia, lS4
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-29
Number 30
SHORT OF LINEN.

We have frequently been amused
with PADDY Bowers perliuacily in I'D.
Iher'ng 70 his drcky, 10 the part Of Pad
,1y Murphy, Lociy fellow % be in
ne srny aud haN even so much OF
I>bul.-rher was time when some Of
our gallant ullitets were not so well
od
Ia 1915, Captain F, Of the .ArrilIrry
brave aud noble fellow, lodged at Pfoy.
dence EN- ROUTE to Boston 10 attend
conrt Marital. The other bed iu hi4
room was occupied, and Captain f. blew
out The Igh! and rurned in 10 the
morning rhs first bell rang for break
first; + opened half an eye to see if his
co Iodger YVES stirring, bur he was fast
IS drum. f, remained qoel uIl the
econ bell announced breakfast ready.
t'eIng sharp set he took another look at
he b, d, and he thought he saw il, occu,
qHn'nllng al bin, but there were no
.:gos Of his moving. +. turned over,
pretending to sleep, til ii spprooched
Inner lme, when, being unable t stand
II any Longer, he boIred out Of bed with
a d cky only on, and said.
by 'he eternal, sir, sm Capt. F
of he - artillery! Who are your
, r"
O,t leapcd The other lodaer, as naked
as the day he was born, wi'h.
Aud BY c., | am Lieutenant ----
ot The same reg,menrH
! frequently told this as copi'a and
k, aud as evidence @! the poor pay Of
cliicers during he war,
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NO TINE TO READ.

The United SAFES Journal thus d,s,
courses 10 those who say they have nu
time to read':-How olen 90 we hpo
men excuse themselves from sub,cr
ing 10 psptr or periodical, by "a Ing
'hey nave no Time to read When
we near man thus excuse himself, W.
.concIuds he has never found time 10 con.
fer any substantisl sdvanrage, either up
on his family, his country, or hmsaIl
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-29

Gentlemen Of the jury sail western
iAwyer, would yon set ara Trap to catch a
bear2 Would you make d--d !oos Of your
selves by endeavorng to spear buffalo
with knitting needle! Or would sen at
temp, 10 empty out toc Mississippi with ?
g,'rt' No gentlemen, know you wouhl
not; then how ca -ao o= guilty Of the al
.1rlj,y ol Godlg my Client guilty c( m19
la IshIrr for taking the life d ,cor,cs'
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Il II + II EA X + .

THE human hesrt-thal restless thing!
The temper and the ried;
The joyous, yet the suffering
The source Of pain and pride:
The geou5 lhrongel-'he desolaie,
Yhe seat Of love, the liar Of hate
SeIfsroog and self Defined
Yet do we bless thee as thou art,
J'nou restless thing, the human heart.
s.Ea5z4za-s.zilz1z-.zs
Bill Bill said an urchin 'daddy's fairly
dead
10 htr well I'm Garned sorry, 6ut he'I
never lex us again for IaiherIng the old
cal aud sharing her with his razor
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szAa4r-Es-ETzzi@
AN EXCUSE.

An old Irish earl xho in lhe disturbed
Gmcs, burnt down the magnificent ra'hc|'a.
Of K,ldoro, being some years afterwards
rallied for the act, excused hmseIy By o'y
iug. would never have done it, but that
thought tie arcbpishop was inside,
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'ou'u Dol account h'"' 'P'""'"s W."
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o'f' 'ney ""''pe''u "o''''' q '''''''"'
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''O "'''''''' "' "'E"' '"''
ISnppNcl Oy two DINERS VINO were alel
rangers 10 Mr, Chandler, yet their kind
ness TO her husband awakened 10 her breas
feeling of gratitude which she had never
before experienced. Thus it continued day
liter day. Every wan, of Inc family wa.
supplied, and her husband received Ibe
most careful attention. Airs. Chandler he'd
particularly noticed one gentleman,
who almost every Gay for the -four
weeks during which Ner husband way
conf nod 10 his Gambler. and bls visits were
ooI discontinued even after husband had
sufficiently recovered to walk abou, the
house. A she couId divine no cause wb,
they shouId receive so much attention from
those who were strangers to them, she de
,ermine6 10 inquire.
One morning Vic gentleman whose v.i,s
had been 40 REGULAR entered the ki,ctsn.
and alter answering HE usual inqulras H.
rrs''o 'o.'".". ...'"''"' ~"~ ..'-''-' '..'
} u" '''' "'' WY w. ""'''' ,I
81 '"'" "'''"'"" wv" '"''' WV
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V" 81 '''" '"'' W." "",' ''', w."
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'o' s"' '"r' ~ Wv .S,,
W" ." W. wv wv '''' "' -
lave o'"' ''' W. ''
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OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT.
OPPOSITE ST. PAuL's CHURcH, MAIN-sT
TERMS:

The COL UGBLA DENOCRATwiU bt
Pabished eUery Satrdoy morning, a,
TWO DOLLARS per GaRum poyobiC
half yearly in adUmce, or Ywo Dollars
FVty Cenis,i( (nofpaid within the yca,
No subscription wiH be taken for shorte,
period than sir mOHihS;nOr any discOH-
tia~ance perniHed,until all arrCm0gcs
are discharged.
ADTERITSEliENS not erceeding a
square iCW be conSpicuousiy inserted al
one DoRarfor The first three insertions,
md TtUenty,fUe cents for eUery subse.
g,tsnt Insertion. H-7~.4 liberal diScoW,
mate 10 those who afUeriise By the gear
LETFERS addressed on business ,m,tst
be post pGid.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-29
MlLS0LSELANMG
Frem the Boston Odd Fellows
THE TRUE FRlEN DIS.
BY. J, L, BECKETT.


'Neo' VIII you JON our Lodge! ASKED
rfanN'u 'utayson OF EDWARD |han''er' one
evening az 'ney were fe'n'hlhg '"Se'htl
''om ''F'F '"ooF'-'0"y l'S' all" 'e' nj
propose YOU 10 h'go"
ara aoA'ouS 'o' if"hN' was me rePN'
ou' my "'o Is very m"'o oPPoseo 10 nv
oeco"'"s al Ouu re''o"' ~ !o" a'roaol
Know
"e'l' sne neeN not Known IT, Sa'o
FRANK, 'and as you are yours v ey wei
satisfied Of the principles OF the Order, anc
the advantages 10 be derived from becom.
mg a member, let her remain 10 Ignorance,
uOli accident reveals 1t 10 her thai you
have been initiated
i have never yet deceived her, said Chand
Ter,
Nor need you now, answered Grayson
I'hO' you may Go that she would wish y0u
,,, T., Il, pn, tho f,c, =, ,,o,, ,ra. .,., finland
and am an O1l I.llcw voo mint wall
Ma, which vo, do oo, b,ow i ,bi,l
yeII If tho O,der bsca,saI do k,oy a..
oriuc,ples the prtiudicos or vopr wir,
IN M, arise Crom any III w,l ,ov,,Is the
.Ordar or ITO mamh.,s b,, fran, ,bs raoo,,s
of possiD, who are its enemies bec,ose the,
.,ro,, he told everv think s,,s,,,;,i,c r.,
u. far this reason | advise Won ,o s.y no,b
~, IN brr ,bou, il
GhanAlor hesilaipd (aw n,o.---... -
han gave his assen, tia, his friend might
propose him TO the Lodge. The p,Oposs
was made-accepled-a ns next meeting
Edward Chandler became member of tbs
IIDdepcnden, O,dcr Of Oli Fellows. IL,
attended tn, meetings Of The Lodge reglar
~, for he was decpiy interested in it,
Iorocecdinys, We, without ever exciting tn
,nspcors Of hi, wife
|, was dark and stormy afternoon dur.
ng the last winter, that Edward Chandler
returned from his work al an earItT hour
,han usual, and comp9ined Of slight inSls
position, had relirad To his chamber. Hi
wife sal rocking the cradle, in which was
sleeping her youngest chl.d, an iulant ten
months old, While the eldest was quietly
Ireposing on liuIe cot beside her, she
thought often of her husband, aud as she
vas about preparing TO 90 up stairs, "a sigh,
groan rearhed her ear. Rising frcm he,
,eal she Immediately proceeeG to her ch.m
,er, and found Aer husband in a re,drs.
and rerverlsl stale. She was rIoue, save
him and the children. and the nlcht va.
|dark and stormy, she hastily prepared aux
appIed simple remedies, and lhrowr OF
h,r shawl and bonnet, hasleued 10 lhr
house of a neighbor whom she er,rrat5d I,
20 for physician. An bour elapsed bcIor
Iaa physician arrived; he arrad bnI
I.5nrt time, aad deyaled, giving Mrs
IC...,,r.sr J,,ac,,,rs bow IN at,,InI.rer III,
,oJ,cioas he mad l,n She messed N ,rx
,,J ,lsen,os. ,,c,, l,r ,n.b.rt cam
,,,sd tn n,ov ,.o,se. ard she I,n him IN,
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azaHFAgsz5cHs

An editor at tbs dinner table being asked
no wouI take some pudding replicd 'Ow-
ng 10 gro Vd Of other mater am unable
make room for it.
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From the New Orleans Picayune.
AN UNEASY pREDICAMENT.


lent whIch occurred in this city few
lays since, for relating watch we crav,
he indulgence Of The gentleman direct
| y conce'ned-Ieemlog 1t too good q
lIJke TO be- lost.
| Whllo slIuug at our desk aud labor
rng asslduously with pen, scissors anc
paste. TO make out readable paper FOL
oUr patrons, we were suddenly frrghten
I'd from our proprlety' by HE has'y en-
rance OF a gentleman, cXeiaimiug 'For
Gods sake, hep me 10 see what's the
matter! l've got some dreadful hing
'cotp on or rsranlula-ln the leg Of my
Ipa'aioons! QIIck-quck-heIp met
| We instantly rose Irom oar chair, hal
Heightened ourselves. Our friend had
broken IN so suddenly and unexpected
y upon US and was SO wonderfully agl'
atrd, that we knew not whether he was
ndeed ln his seuSes or not. We look
d at him with sort Of suspicion NIX
wllh dread, and hardly knew wheth
o speak with, OF se2e and coudns him
for msdmao. The latter we cam.
ncar attempting. ThcIs he stood q NV.
"rng aud pale, win one ha0d ugndy
5rasped upon part Of his plat1looo.
lust in the hoigiO Of the koee.
Whats the matler!' at last ask d We
The maller' no excIai oe3, OH, hej,
me I've got sometbl IS here, which q.
IAN up my les! Some internal ,corpro
ar lizard, | expect o., can't let GO;
| must hold II. IN, theren he ,brl-h
ed, Il fell it move jo,t thenl o., rhr,.
psols without strap? lIl never wsa
mother pair open at the bottom as iooe
H | live. A Il feel it gapcH
los sFeqI 's2. %h.:% ". !a4iIs4, s4'0li@Ra
senlleman; for we had just been readln.
Iur Corpus Chrlsr correspondence lei
lur shour snakes, 2,rd, .nd taraDtuias.
od began to ImAgIus some deadly i"
or reptile in I've lee OF cur tneod'
IunmculouaoIss, IS ttey aIe sOmeIme'
called.
i doa' know what it is,' answrrel
rhe sertLy.,sn, 'NeIp ne to see whst Ii
;. was jlsj p4N.log lbsl pile Of rub,
l,h there, "a troor of your ofi2e, enc
IleIl II dart up my lex as quick as light"
~, aud t stopped ya'l I"e!e, where
a.ye my hsndi and he c'enched his h"
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EzsgEs7-1sHslI==zn

Il guess YOU are coming out said the
caterpillar to his friend, when he escaped
from hs cocoon in the shape ola bouer
10
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Esa-EsES- HsyaSE7

A lawyer down EAST advertiser for bov
who can write lrgibIe hand and read ileg,
HE writing! lie waOrs 10 use him in his
office.
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llANnlNS.

Al the Aandcs are cutting OF their
moustachcsl IN New York saws; The Mir
Tcr,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-29
From the Philadelphia Saturday Courier
SSlON TlOU G II rs &.

EXTRACTED FROM AN USpuDLI,nED POEM
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THE G. ARLAN ID.

So With sUeeteSi Gio,Oers earich'd,
From u1'iOpg gt"tIeay ctFd Nth ct"s.'
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-03-08
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. /,
M iIPPAH UNITY.
RrnhxI.. C,,,,, Y t.

Prob~lr Court. bruary term ls45
James Morgan AID William Morgan, Admin.
.s'ra'"r- I'M Morgan deceased, late Of Ala
bama n edsihsir petitions tor the sale of The
Slaves e'ong'ng to said Estate, sitting ( rtb
IN consequence of The nature Of said property,
an eqnal division Hereof among Inc leparees
Cannot be had IN kind and praying The cour, f,r
an order TO sell sad prop'ry The Court
ihrreupon ordered thai publication be made FIR
three successive we ks in he r pew Advert.
ser, Notifying The lega'eps Of said estate. to ap
pear a. The next term Of this Court. 10 be held
a. me Cpari Hou,eln The town Il Ripley, on
me flrs' Monday If March ne-', 20 shaw cause
u any they can, why said neg oas should moi
beso'd. and that citation issue 10 all the lega
tees residing in the State Of Mississippi wi,
ness K. K Tomas, Jn'ga Of SAID Court.
'he 3idsy of February ls45. and the seal of
saif Court affixed, issued he Ar of February,
io4o. DANIEL HUNT.
CLERK
February 4'h, ls45-l2-3w.
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IL Otice.

u 1.-THE February Term ofthe Probate Cour,
"A OF T'ppah e unity Mlsslssippf Letters
ct Administration we're granted To the
undarsenedon The Estate Of Haywood Bowsrs,
Deceased, noilce is hereby given 10 ali persons
mseat'd 10 SAID Estate to come forward and
pay as am e rrulned to close The business as
q o. as practicable. AZ who b I'D claims agains,
The Estate si'lpresens them properly auh en,i
Gated within The Tine prescribed BY law or the
same will be barred.
T. ! DAVIDSON.
Adninistrator.
February 81 lS45-12 -6w.
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="
P'"hs's Coz, /. FEBRUARY T.sn,, 1915.
Ssfhcs NJ srsn AMI W,IIsssO Mmrnn. A.u,n.
'ssa'"fs ~ John Morgan late ~ A,sba,., de-
. asrd, He'd their isuuoo Ls ,bp .sIe 81 lbs
.od Belonging 10 san Estate, l,iuv h s.,d
COUNTY, i"wl'i nv n, ~ hall u lie s,ul,
Eis' qus''cf ~ ssct'en Twenty fous, In T,sn.
tl,ip '"uf 81 Rng'iwo Fast. ron,s,ninp abo,t
~ acfos sc'i'uv hrlh that IN consequence OF
'he nature oi sad land, an Equal division there
% n,nrnR Tho Icaalses canno, conveniently be-
PAD ~ KIND and praying the Couf, fos IN or.
DR. 20 ,cll said land, ITO Court ihsreupon o..
dered that publication bo made ior three ,uc
cess've "'ekrin Tho Ripley Advertiser, notify.
'ng ne ''gatecs oi sad estate 10 appear a, the
next term Of Tho court 10 he held a. the Can't
House ~ The Town Of Rpcy on The ars, Mon.
day 81 March next, 10 .how cause II an, tbev
can, Why said land ,hall not be sold. and ,ba,
CITATION 'rtue 10 all the lcga'ees residing in
The State OF MIri-sppi, witness.
X X Thomas Judge 81 ss,d Court. ,be "A
day Of February 1916, and thu Seal 81 sad
Coufi athxed, issued lie An If February lsa5
DANIEL HUNT.
. 49,, CLERK
February 4lb, ls45,-l2-3,.
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ESIN
TTPPAH COUNTY.

QNAkENb by John Gordon. living near Spring
- Hill, one Sofrel m re and horse col: The
mare "a about o years old no White ahou, Ter,
OF mafks. Appra sed a. @35 Sep 10 h Is4l
N NJ ARMOUR, Ranger.
March Oh fS45 -l6--3
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February 4ib, ls45,-l2-3,.
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AID MlNlsrRAToR'S NOTICE.

EiIEKS OF administration having beer
granted to the undersigned, on the Estate
o. isaac "A. Sh' rfill, deceisaed, at the Ocu BIZ
Term le44. OF The Probate Court of Tirp,t
County Mississippi All persons indebted Ia
sa'd estate, are requested 10 make immediate
payment, and a. those having aims against
sad estate are Motif 10 present them with
% The time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred.
JAMES WALKER,
Administrator ofsad Estate.
January 18th l645-9-6w
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COT coE & WOOL CAHDSe
0lF the finest qiaity and b.st maferlals, jus
RECEIVED and Tor sale a, Kings corner by s
Feb. 90 1915. j.. b. WALKrR.
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SIGN, GREEN TREES d STAR.

SIGN, GREEN TREES d STAR.
qNHE Subscriber would respectfully inform
- his friends, and The Travelling public gen.
orally, that he has purchased the Tavern Al the
ABOVE sign, with the appprtainances, which he
mas opened tbs year at reduced rates, and
would be thankiel for liberal snare Of patron
sge.
JEREMIAH BURNS. v. D A.
Salem, Mi, February 22d 1915.
1.-THE Franklin (rnscumbial Democrat,
WIN give the above three Insertions aud for
ward account 10 The P.,st Master a, Silem
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THE STATE or AlSslshIrtp I
TfesAM 4, uNlv


raosA1s CovsT. Marsh Tenn lF4b'
SAMUEL MATHEWS. Adm'n''''''os 81
lsmss M, 3ansev, d,ees..d, having Ned
- hss pe,uinn ~ surrender I'm Ad'n'n
is,,s,Icn AZ sad Eas'e, Els ~ 'r,o b. N
Cous,. that sid Na'hewe uIvs s,Aiy days ~ icr
Of M r. phest'ou. W advertisement attn C,u''
Houss door N ssld Covnly. and thai ihs zane
= subIishe5 for three successive werks. IN the
Rlesy Advertiser, . ntwspsprr published In
the Town II Ripley, notifying oil ,hosc n'cres
ted 10 appear a. The May Term Of wd Couv,
end show cause, II nny they have, why said
pstIlon should not h. granted
WITNESS. The Hun Il. X TnrMAs.
~ Judge ofssd Cour'. tho Sd day
tL.s1 II March ls45. md tho Seal u
~ said Court ihefeunio annex ed.
Issued the 9 March le45
DANIEL HUNT, CLERK
March 9Th le45-lO-3w
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Notice,

undersigned having at the January
Term le4' Of The Probate Cour, Of Tip
:, pan County Mississippi, Obtained Letters
AZ Executor OF The Last Will and Testament
81 benz INN Bowers Sr, Deceast d; hereby no.
Ivy al perons having claims against said
Estate 10 present them duly authenticate d,
"',''n The time prescribed by law, OF they will
be forever Barred.
BENJAMIN BIO WERS,
Executor
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VacaSSOr Oil.

NUEUs
~ ACAssAR, ard PERUVIAN Or, for the hair
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