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The "NArivEs" SILL COMPLAINING We are
very sorry to fad that the "nauves' are sull com
planning that we do not abuse their principles, but
iad fault only With their practices But he truth
is, we like their principles, as far as we undrrstan.
them We are in favor Of reform of the na,ural-
zation laws, and would do anything in our power
TO prevent frauds at elections We are also very
much IN favor oi the Bible in the schools But we
are also in favor cf clean srrets-of reduction in
the public exp.ndtnres-and Of all kinds OF ci,y
reform-matters of which the "natives'' appear %
'hlnk or care very little.
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Tne rrent snow Storm. J,iustynfes-rco

The Great Snow Storm, Iiustrnfed-Ecour
Capital Eng rings The New World of Saturday win con.
sin csel chap.er on The Freaks Of Winter with four
Ilus'faiopn
Punch Almanac for 1875, complete OF which 40 eco copies
have been so'd.
"Ccmcly o. iracibiy," with several fine ena,avnrs.
The Doctrine ~ tn. tesu.rectiop capital original
Gle, frnr the o. Professor Bush '
And pIettvaey cf Tsies, Anscdotes Editorial. Nsus
&C., sc. Three Dollars y,a in advance ni,e "a Ann t
r. WINCHEyTER ruLi, shey
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Superior Court
ing ready, ''7I
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DEATH or a LUNATIo IN PRrsoN.-G, IL Bruer,
City Coroner. was called on Sunday last to view
the body OF Paiick M'LanghD who was found dead IN
his cell at the county prison. He was cor fined there Oh
charge Of burning shantee in the Township OF Bloom
6eld and has since the 10 Of June, is43 Uhe time Of
his commitment) been constantly insane, without uny
lucid intervals. He not tried upon the charge
against him. because Of his condition There was no evi
that there had been any neglect shown him by the
keeper.-Nswark sddp. FEB. 4.
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Ma. CLAY Still UNrAsY We perceive, by
letter in the National TneHgcrccr that Mr. Clay is
still uneasy, AID, not satisfied with mendlng his
fences and attending to his barns at Ashland talks
of spending the winter ia New Orleans, instead of
contenting himself with the plain, honest, sub-tan.
tial fare Of Kentucky. New Orleans is a very Sc
ducing place. II has all sorts Of inducements 10 sin
and sorrow, and we are very much afraid that il
Mr.. Clay goes there, he would consider himself
canddale for the Presidency before next spring
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One Million or sherm,u,s Poor m.,,,s pt,.

Onc NHii0n OF shermnn's Poor Mama Ping
'ers viii supply the demand 80 wonderful
th'r eiecs aud so rret has Their become Beware
81 impo ure Shefmais genuine rlasers always have Dr.
she m'n signature on the b. CHI, while spurou article
merely cs Poor Nans Piisies' his no signature or
podrcei b'd effects wherever has frequent
have ne piins betome, that DR. sherman obliged
warn The Publ against the If wish date
reIie get he genuine article the warrhoue O6 Nassau
sre ~ o the regular agents. ITO Br,adway 10 Astor ou
i27 Hud on street 1903 II East Bosdwsy; 1872
street, Brooklyn Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia and
State street, Boston.
Comst0ck's Extract of Sas sapaui lila. from
from 81 Courandt street, for the cure
Of - 'e'' ''''
Scrofula Tetter. Mercurial Diseases.
Chronic Rheumatism, Cutaneous Diseases
Swelling Of the Bones, Pimples or Pustues.
Eruption Of the Skin, Ulcers, Liver Afect;ou.
and all diseases arising from
Also Chronic Constitutional Disorders will I've removed bx
is remedy Don't 81 for bottle of Sasaparie when
ComocRs can be han a30 bottle or per dozen
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strange but true ,-sbc proofs that we have
seen q lie cc Of de Nerve and Bone and The In
ditn sesetlps fx Tor The cure of nh a!e inton-
esnbie. sold AZ Comsock's q Courtandt s,cet.
Dalicy's Magical Pain Extractor, the C.Icf.
mi atd aenune IS sold "a N cityat Coutand see the
uIst ana onIy lacs ir true hc ican Remember hi
waIrhn,sd u un nader realty Of S50 and sold IA A
Price Ionne s. ir better article, place, tnd
DniIcy's Magical Pain Extractor<
M his only agency 81 Walker street, first s,ore fro
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DniIey's Magical Pain Extractor
At his only agency, 81 Walker street, first store frc
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STATE OFFIcERs The Legislature of this State
on Monday elected the following State Officers =
Nathaniel 8. Benton, Secretary of State Azariah
G. Flagg, Comptroller; Benjamin Enos, Treasurer:
John Van Buren,, Attorney General; Hugh Hasey,
Surveyor General; Henry Storms, Commissary
General; Martin Van Buren, and William c.
Bouck Regents Of the University,
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. }
Tippah County. {

PROBATE Court, OCTOBER TERM, ls45.
THVllIS day, l.. D. Hewett, Dawson Hewett
Abingdon Hewett, Peter Baget, and 10.
seph Harrison Hewett, Jane Baget;
l.ega'ees ofJosephus Heweit, deceased, late Of
North Hampton County, North Carolina; made
application by Petition, for the sale Of the Ne.
gro Slaves belonging to said Estatate therein
named, setting forth, that the debts of said Is.
tate cannot be paid without the sale of said Ne.
groes; and that an equal Division among the
Heirs cannot conveniently be had in kind |,
was therefore ordered by the Court, that ci,a.
ton issne, requiring all persons Interested, to
be and appear at the next term of this court. to
be held at the Court House in the town of Rim,
icy, on the fist monday in November next, 10
show cause. if any they have, why said Ne.
groes should not be sold; aud that said citation
6e published for three successive weeks in the
RIPLEY aduertiser, newspaper published ia the
town of Ripley.
Witness, Hon. r. X. Thomas.
LIS. presiding Judge of said Court. and
the seal thereof affixed, the 7,b Of
October 1916. !" y
DANIEL HUNT, Clerk.
October 18th ls45-47-3w
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, ,
TfrrAu couNTv,

4
PnonArs CouRr. Septembor Term 1916.
M ENJAMlN BOWERS, one Of the Hers
Of the Estate orflaywood bowers, de.
ceased, Prayed the Court by Petition.
Tor the sale Of the lsnds, or real estate Of said
deceased, to wit,--1ho Southwest quarter Of
Section l3, Township ., Of Range 1, East
Also the Northwest quarter Of Section 20.
Township o, Range 4, East.--Also the North
west quarter OF Section 90, Township 3, Range
3, Easl;-and also Lot No. !, in Block No. "a,
~ the Town Of Ripley Mississippl; setting forth,
that there are several Heirs entitled to DOR.
ton thereof, and that an equal division cannot
conveniently be had among the Heirs. Il was
therefore ordered by the Court, that citation
Iesue requiring all persons interested, to be and
appear at the November Term, 1916, Of the
Probate Court OF Tppah County, to be held at
the Court House thereof on the First Monday
70 November next, and show cause, if anv thew
nave, why said lands should not be sold. and
SAID citation be Published for six successive
weeks IN the Ripley Advertiser, a newspaner
published in the town Of Ripley, and tina, eta.
ton issue to all the Legatees residing in the
State Of Mississippi I.s va
Witness, Honorabe!R. X. Thomas. tho ma.
siding Judge of said court,.- and sthe seal
thereof annexed the lst September l645. q
Issued the Bird September 1915. .ysa
DANIEL HUNT, CLERK.
September 9th 1645-42-6w
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI /,
T'ppsh County.

PROBATE CoufT, OCTOBER Term, lS45.
&sANDS STANDBY, Administrator of
- William Taylor, deceased, prayed the
court by petition, for the sale ofthe lands
oc'onging to said deceased, to wit:-The Sou,b
ives. quarter of Sections 8, Town 4, Range 5
Fest; setting forth that there will not be prop.
cry enough topay the debts of said deceased,
without the sale OF said lands Il was thereupon
ordered BY the court, that citation issue, reaui.
ring gu persons interested, to be and appear at
tie Iteemter Term 1916, of the Probate
Court of Tippah county, to be held at the court
house thereof on the first monday in Decem.
Der next, and show cause, if any they have,
why said lands should no, be sold, and that sad
citation &c published for six successive weeks,
in The Ripley Advertiser, a newspaper publish.
ed III the town of Ripley.
Witness, the Hon. r. r. Thomas.
l. ). presiding Judge of said court and
the seal thereof annexed, the 7,h
October, lS45.
DANIEL HUNT, Clerk.
October llth lSi5-47-6w
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PROSPECT Hill, September tsa,


FEtLow.CiTizrSs.--In announcing nv lam
as candidate for reelection. to a sea, in TN
state senate, you are aware, I do il in onnos;
ZION to the nominee of our County convention
FMS Is with some regret. take this stem how
ever, with due reflection and in consdera,;o,
Of duty owe to the citizens of Tppab county
also do il under the most hattering extensive
and respectable solicitations.
Fortunately, the people did not and cannot
confer upon the delegates, their elective fran.
chise. They did not constitute them electors
'hey s''ll have the right to choose among the
nomisees, to take up some and reject others
The President oithe United States. and the
Governors of the States nominate men for Of.
hce, the several Senates advise and consent n,
advise and reject the nominees. The peop,e
IN their capacity are more sovereign than any
Oil Ger ofgoyernment, hence they enjoy this
right In It's fullest and freeest extent. But
there is very large and respectable portion of
'he democratic party who were opposed to the
convention. and always have been opposed to
conventions of this SOFT. Willyou deprive them
of free choice and compel them to vote for
any man you may please to present to them! |
trow not. The free citizens of Iippah County
will come forward on the day of the election and
exercise the sacred trust conferred upon them by
me Constitution, and deposite their votes in the
oailot oox Tor the man of their choice, in oppo.
st,on to the dictation of any one.
10 conclusion, fellow. citizens, I make no
Claims but ask of you scru,nizug examina.
eoa OF my votes ahd conduct in the Legislature,
and feel confident you will vote crcumspectIy
and with freedom.
-----s--4 Aasz--a------ r. f3ROUC7fiER,
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THOMAS NEWTON,
HUGH WALKER.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
| rtrAH COUNTY. ~.
Hugh II. Fultz, 1Attachment levied, and Sam
| vs.. uel McAlister SunmonefI as
Robert Mitchell )Garnishee. '''9-eo ''
NOTICE is hereby given. that an Attach.
~ men. nam been issued against the estate
OF the above named defendant. n The
suit Of the said plaintiff for the. sum Of Three o
Hundred and Fifty..hree Dollars; and thai the
same is now pending before the Circuit Com,
Of sad County; and that unless the defendant
,hs appear a. the next term of said Court, on
.he last Monday in September ls45. and Owe
bond as the law directs, and plead within s ,he
Y ,lme limited for his appearance IN said case
Judgment will be entered. and the estate 81
attached, will be sold, and the debts and effects
iemned topaintiffs demand. So"-
Issued 18th August l645
A.. oil hAkDY W. STRICKLlN, CIR.
August 3Oth lS45-4l-4w flee M
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TUyllE lAle Fsm Of UAILAfftn 4 ar.
HETT W this day dlssuivsd by mutual
eenscnt. os W l. u usnsus buyins
90, tbs entire interest NJ DAVID Usllshes,
Therefore, I'll persons holding claims against
said linn will pfasent tbsm 10 L. u, Garrett fvf
paymenl-ssnd those Indebted 10 ssd firm sfo
hereby notified 10 make psymeb, 10 H. u, Oar
rev, who 10 alone duly authorized 10 receive
GARRETT 4 0ALLAIil;R
August lei tsib.
y, n The public are hereby notified. tha, tho
undersigned Will not be hound for any account.
tote of contract made with of by An agent 90
dnvoiu, witbou, his kpowIedee o. appreciation,
I. u, GARRETT.
September 18th lsi5-dg-.,w
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

n ETTERS of Administration having beer
I'll A granted to the undersigned on the Els.
tate of John w. AngIin, deceased, a,
the August term 1916, of the Probate Court Of
Tippah County Mississippi. Notice is hereby
given to all persons indebted to said Estate to
make immediate payment: and all those hav-
ing claims against said Estate, are notified to
present the same, duly authenticated, within
the imepTescfibed by law, Or they will be
forever barred.
JOHN ID. BARKER.
Administrator.
Sept. 9th lS45-A5-6w
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Executors Notice.

HyHE undersigned, Executors Of the las
Will and Testament Of Samuel Garlant
:; deceased, of Tippah County. Mississp
r., hereby give notice to all persons having
I c against the Estate of deceased, to ex.
ho.' them, within the time limited by Law, OF
'ney will be forever barred.
}. F. HARRINGTON,
o., NANCY GARLAND.
October 18th l645-47--t,w
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10 THE VOTERS or TIPPAH
TIsHEMfN0O, i7A VA NINA, PONTO.
toe, MONROE AND cHicRAsAw
COUNTIES,

ftll0w'CInzlssl--y You viii DO. At tho an
preaching General Election, called upon 10 nj
the ei'lee Of D''gadief General 1 prs.en, my
oaine bsIe'o you IN connection with tina, Office
'ss candidate asking your sunnges. IN p,e.
seo''na 'oyself asa candidate I lay no claim 10
superior military talents. oil l ash IL eompaf.
son with those who are likewise asking your
.o'es' In should be the pleasure Of the 70
tors Of the above named counties 10 elect ,ne "a
the Office Of iifigadIer General, IL viii bo
pleasure, as well as my duty. to discharge tho
du'ios 'ncunbon, upon such an officer 10 the
best Of my abilities. Yours dc
BENZ. COLLINS.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ETTERS of Administr alton having been
\ granted TO the undersigned on the Es.
tate of Charles Walker, deceased, at the
September term, 1916, of the Probate Court of
'rippah County Mississippi is hereby
gwen to allpeEsons indebted to said estate to
make immediate payment.-And all those hav.
ing claims against said estate are notified to
present the same duly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law; or they will be forever
barred.
THOMAS NEWTON,
HUGH WALKER.
Administrative of
Charles Walker, deceased.
September 9th lS45-42-6w
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ETTERS of Administration having been
4 granted to the undersigned on the Es.
tate Of Wiley Ledbetter, deceased. Al,
the October Term 1914, Of the Probate Court
OF Tishemingo Coun.y Mississippi il
therefore given to all those having CLAIMS !.
galnst said Estate. to present them properIv
authenticated, within the time prescribed hy
law, otherwise they will be forever barred.
JAMES SUlTOR,
- Administrator.
September 9th ls45-45-6w flee s5.
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| TIVE arc authorized n anoouoes npN
lAMlN .oLilNa, Esq, Of Tippsl eaua,s
a. candidate faf iiflnadef seos,sl nj ,Ln n,
llflHade, VI tho niib Divla,or, Of M,s.,s. 49,
MINIS, coinreaed " The counties oft,Lislas.ryp
l,awamba, Monroe, Fen,oioe, TlsLsn,,ga s..,
y,pral. Election IL, Monday aud yassdas p \"
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patent has bsen secured faf sailing meal
IN lew mnuies 1he inasi 10 placed IN ~ ifnu
sesss', and the air ~ lbrn psbsuaiad from The
vessel by A. sit pump, and The brine LOT N foin
sno'bpr teesel. This again u dawn oHty the
sif pumr, and nov bnga Injected by q fofcioa
pump. no that The meat 10 cured ~ IN minutes,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
FILTERS of Administration having been
granted to the undersigned on the Els.
tate Of Samuel Swiney, deceased, at the
september Term le45, Of the Probate Court
OF Tishemingo County Mississippi. Notice list
therefore given to all those having claims agains
SAID estate, to present them duly authenticated,
within the time prescribed by law, otherwise
they will be forever barred.
WILEY SWINEY,
Administrator.
September 9th ls45-45--6w flee AZ
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THE HTA ~ or MISSISSIPPI, !
T'snAMisoo Cousfy.


PnorArr covar, ooronrm Ttns,i<ib.
IN me matters qfhs Estate NJ Aaron cnuniaa,
ham. Dsessssd.
I'm opening the matters u Tho petition i,
this Ease, II was ordered. adiudved n,
decfoed by the court, that all pefeop.
interested IN the following lands. 10 wi,.-.Tbo
y, ~. Nee "a. and The N, II. a. 20, Tow
=, Range z, East. Of said county, IA tenants In
common and heirs a, law, Of the said Aaron
Cunningham, deceased, bo and personally an.
pear a. Probate court 10 DO holden for said
County, at tho Court House thereof IN tbe
Town olJac'nlo, on the fret Monday in DO.
cem5er 1915, and show cause, If any ihcy can.
why tho above described land should not BIO
cold agroeably tr the prayer OF Solomon M.
Cunningham aud others, heirs aud Legatees of
eaid decedeni; and Il is ordered. that publica.
ton this notice. be made In the, Ripley Adj
verllser for two Months.
Witness, the Hen A. II. Weir, Judge of
Proonies for T'isbamingo County; this 9th Octo
Der 1s4j
ATTEST: CliESLEY D. KEY.
%" Clerk.
October II h ls45-i7-2m 1916.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

IL ETTERS of Administra,i n having been
La granted to the Dnders gBed on he G h
Of October 1916, upon the Estate 81
aaron Cunningham, deceased N 5tice is here
~ gwen to all those having ella inns agaire, said
Estate, TO present them properly auiHenica,ei
W''h'n we time prescribed by law, otherwise
they will be forever barred.
s M. CUNNINGHAM,
LiVI CUNNINGHAM,
ApmiListra ore.
oseopcf lin ISlo--47--0w fee $5.
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Boots and Shoes.

"A fresh supply of Boots Shoes and Brorans
~ consisting of gentlemens sewed and peped
ehoes, peged boots and shoes, ladies' and
youths kip and calf shoes, Of the best quality !.
Tor sale low for cash by J.B. W.T.
may, 10th 1874. :
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

r FILTERS of Administration having been
4 Granted to the undersigned on the Els.
tate of Robert Lackey, deceased, at the
October Term, 1914, ofthe Probate Court of
Tishemingo County, Mississippi Notice is
therefore given to all those having claims a.
gainst said Estate, to present them properly,au.
thenticated, within the time prescribed by law,
otherwise they will be forever barred.
WILEY SWINEY,
Administrator.
September 9th le45--45-6w lice SIS.
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EsTRAYs- Tppah County.
o. p WALTER

EsIRAYs- Tippah County.
~ \nMDEsN up oy sherrod Harris, LIVING .
- .oncs north eae, Spring NH, on sbe
q vears ,o o'I ,ieao,ng TO Berlin, one black horse
Tho stn, o,o last Spring, some gear marks M
W, '"oulaers; "ppr'sed' to S25. sept.23. W
oo, mh NE! upby VIM Morgan, living @ miles
norm west OF Ripley, one black frlev. LILIES
VIZ 'ass spring; Apprised to $40 Sent an '''''
October 9Th 1s45--46--3w munger
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~ ~ r 3 ION A L JOURNAr
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tie, to continue through the session. at tha ~
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to each subscriber for a volume of6va s,n,.,
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The most competent reporters VIII ha o uSu, &C;
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.outal VIII enaeavor. in is records, to do ius-
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session, as It is called. the volume Win contain s
a. .east oOo pages; each number will contain
sha eeu Passs q sond matter, which will enable
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my OF oeing preserved in book form, TO- bintiinr
and future reference. The exceedingly Ia,
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onolisners hope that their friends viii use their
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A title page and complete index will he added
at the end ofthevolume, to make it the more
convenient for future reference.
TAEOPHILUs FISK.
JESSE E. DOW.
washington, August IL, 1645.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. J
IIsHoMINGo COUNTY.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
IisHoMINGo COUNTY.
BY orasr@A, H. Weir, presiding Judge.
NOTlCE is hereby given, that on sppica.
IN ton to me, by James s iney of said
County who claims an undivided Dart
81 all the personal Estate of Rober, Lackey
deeeased.-l have nominated Robert Deye n.
Porl, Joseph Hester and James Burrows, to
oV,de ihe SAID Estate into three equal parts
aho unless proper objections are made TO M,
Q" ,ne mrs. monday IN December ncg', the said
parties will then be appointed Comm;ssionsrs
10 make division of said E tate accor,i;no r.
iaw' IN suoh case made and provided.
Witness, The Honorable A. II. Weir. nre.
.'u'nS Iudse Tor said County. & ven under nv
hand aud zeal, this October 6'h 1915.
I CHESLEY ID. KEY, CIR
October llth ls45-i7-Sw flee 90.
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a EIIst Of Letters

IL ENAlNG in the Pos, om
~ass on the lst day of octo G.nco az Ripley
be cent to the p ~ me me Isl January peyt ~;
rob,r .l.,,, department. as dead letter
Alexander p' i as,ny n Meadows r
Austin John m,Car'y A d B.o:her
Adkins John w '.r b
Baker r - moore l. A
Box James 2 McClintoc II Yrs
Brattin l. McDdvid AID
Barnett Jno morgan carroll
Barnett Andrew Meadfofd George
Booker or carter Mckay milton
Brown Cando Mitchell George
camel william MusgroVe Sanford
Carpenter william Mitchell Harvey
Cui5ifth A b KurryJM
cllldesa Jas McRee nr-wm
ciicoit DIR J ID Mosely L p mrs
Chders william mathis Samuel
cox Eliza M'corkle Saml
o,'sway lhos OF e Moseley Sarah mrs
or J 8 Majors B F Rev
ooley Harrison Newton Jonn
cltbirth mrs s A Norton I'm Il
campbell Jno Mutt Robert
cobb George Nolen A
paten Overton Abel
Crum Elias Parish George
caldwell John Prince r chard
cox WIN PIumner John
GIMP A Perry Tncmas
cole John Patterson WIN
carter DE- D PurnelI David
Douglass Mary A Mrs Petty JasM
Dickson A A Price N s
Easily r |. Patterson A
Elliott lessee 3 Phillips Elliott
Els Ephraigm Poolj
Ford Mary Rardolph PHEASANT
Ford = Reins Jno
Fo d Stephen Reed David
Frlendsley FL & CO Robertson W s 9
ellis Barnelas Robertson W
Toad NJ Y Reid NJ d
Gaynes A B Rutherford B
Quinn David Rankin Jeremiah
Graham E Rutoerforp W II
Sateley J J Riddle WI
Quinn wmP Robertson L e
iober WIN C EichisoE WIN
irissom WIN X Southerfen John
Hill Jno 2 Steele W q
1eifey G Stephens s
Hand Thos Stephens Mr.
Hopkins WIN Suggui J E
Robt Stanley Gordan
Haws Benjamin Settlenire David 2
hatson Jas 2 SNnr'e- H A
Hall wmc Snlder carey
Ingle James Sader WIN
Johnson WIN 2 Stout NJ d A
John Alex sullivan DR. l. A
Jackson Alexander Smith P d
Jinl1ins s s Sullivan Jno
Johnson Stephen Saunders Robt
Jackson r Smith &c
unison Jos Spite R
lanes N Sheriff of rippah
Kelly James Stephens H A
King Green Sweaton WIN
Remedy Margaret Suggs GIN
Lowery Mrs Martha Thompson q W
Lawrence J p 8 thompson Jas 2
Lee Elijah Taylor 8 II
Leatherwood N B THOMAS Benz
Leak col F thompson Robt
Lowery martha Fredonia A Urge or
.mmondJ BIZ Rutherford
.arkIn FM Noah Werner
lawson Kobt wafford WIN
Long Jas wilson Jno
fcGill Mr. webb T
forming James warewP
Ioody niles W walker MRS Mary
walker A. N
Iosely Sarah MRS wash walker
IcCain Mr. walker Eliza
alone John west Martha
&c Rerv Mathew word Josa
&c Bride John + white s A
urey Jane Mrs woods A
artin Sam williams N
eadows G W word N r
organ David weldon Madonna
SIMON r. SPIGHT. P. M.
Oct. 4th l645.
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