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The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-04-26
n O t / c G.

The undersigned, Commissioners of
Insolvency, on the Estate of Joel l..
Rice. deceased, will meet at the Prob
ate Clerks Office, in Charleston ITALIA
hatchie county Mississippi, on the first
Saturday in each month, for eionteen
honlhs, Edwin T.. ARMSTRONG,
A. B. BELTS, Commissions.
Charleston, Mi, Aug. 12, 1844-23-2w
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Executors Notice

T. CHS Iestamentary on the es.
\ 'a,e oil Sinclair A. Henderson. de-
ceased having been granted to the IN
I at special Term of the PRO.
pdle oourt of Pamela County held on
u 5lst day of August A. D. I844 u
indebted - hereby given to all persons
and make payment immed:a IA
estate 's Ua having ci- Inns against s a,d
tha COW. 5"ise notified to present
.0 du authenticated 10 the suh
o. ,pet within VIII the time limited by law
or 'hey will be forever barred -"
VIM. B. POLLARD. Err, of
Henderson, deed. = y a.
september 81, 1914. 27-6w.
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q administrators Notice

LETTERS of Administration hovin,.
been granted 70 the undersigned or =
the Estate of Thomas Boyt, deceased
by the Probate Court Of panoa county.
al Special Term Of said court. on tLo
third day Of June, 1914; Notice is hero.
by given to all persons indebted 10 sail
Estate 10 come Immediately forward
and make payment. And those person
having claims against said estate. ar
notified 20 present the same. duly =.
ihentIcated' within The time prescribe
by law or this notice Will be plead IN
bar Of their recovery.
PATRICK BOYT, .Adm'r.
Jun 22-l5-6w
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=, 1AGsMlssistra tors Notice
he STATE OF MISSLSSTP pr
TALLAHATcHIE CoUNTy

lCI1iE COUNTY.
I. 100 Court Dec. Term Il. D. 1914
Il ERS of Administration havino
N oeen granted TO me at this TERI, = :
'ne court by said Court, on the Fs,ata
OF benjamin Williams deceased VIZ
dIed lntestate, Therefore all persons
who are indebted TO said Estate = 70 ra
quested to make immediate paymen, -
me; and all persons having claims =.
galnst said Estate are requested to nre
sent the same to me, duly aptl,on.P ~
'lca'ea within the time prescribed hv
'aw' or they will be thereafter h. 49, ~
n John G. WILLIAMS Aim
benz. lFiHiams decd nun : 81
Charleston Nj, 5o-sw
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JOH ~ III. KR A + Eft.
CONINLSSION AND FORTIFIED
ING MERCHdNT

N0'5, Commercially frOnO R0v, south
Of The RAILROAD,
NJ EMPHIs, T e n.
va I'LL make liberal advances on Cot
w ton, consigned to his friends, Nun.
sell White & Co., New Orleans; or will
Receive and Store or dispose of cotton as
he is instructed by those who may favor
him with their confidence. Has constant.
iy on hand for sale, Kentucky Begging
Bale Rope, Irvine, Sugar, Molasses, COZ
fee, Tea, Salt, &c. &c.
]. H. KRAFFT.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-04-26
Bennett Lee Philips Circ,, cou,,
;, Us. BIZ. for d,corce} Nor. Term
Maria Ellen Phillips. 4. D.. 184I

;, IS. BWfor a,porce{ Nor. Term
Maria Ellen Phillips. Id. f84I
an motion ofcomplainant by Attorney
y and 1t appearing 20 the satisfac-
ton OF The Court that the defendant ro-
sides out of the limits Of this State So
that process cannot be served upon her
1t IS therefore considered and ordered
by the court that publication be mada IL
ne'Panoia Weekly Register. a News.
paper published in the town Of pan o|s-
State Of Mississippi, for the spac ,,O' Of
.nfee months successively, no,irvina
the said defendant, of the pendencv of
ms suit, and that unless the SAID der
e e1 appear on or before The nav,
Term oil this court, TO be holden for Tho
county OF Pamela at the Court bonsa n
me town of Pamela on the first Mondav
OF May next to plead answer or den1ns
70 the Bill of the complainant aforesaid
Ihe several allegations thereof will bo
taken tor confessed, and the case tr;eJ
upon the charges stated in the said hin
= true copy from the minutes.
55-3m w. G. CULBERSON
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Notice.

Persons who have taken up strays
are gifted not 10 deliver them up with
out certificate from me Of tide pay
ment Of all cost. w S. KEITH.
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ADMINISTRATORS NO TTCE


4 ETTERS Of Administration hayinp
l. been granted TO the undersigned .,
the September Term A. ID. 1914 Of The
Probate Court OF Pamela county, on the
estate of Claiborne Looney, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
indebted to said estate to come immedi-
ately forward and make PAYMENT
And those having claims against said
estate will present the same, duly au
thenticated, to the subscriber within the
time limited by law, or they will. be for
ever barred. MARGARET LOONEY.
Admr. 34-ew
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AdmTnistrafOr's NOf5ce

THE STA TIE OF MISSISSIPPI
TALLAHATCHIE COUNTY,
Probate Court Dec. Term Il. d. 1874,
ETTERS Of Administration havin
II been granted TO me (Andrew McMul
len) at this Term ofthe Court by said
Court on the Estate of William A Nc
Mullen decd, who died intestate. There
fore all persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make immediate pay
ment to me, and all persons having
claims against said Estate are requested
to present the same to me duly authen-
tlcated within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be thereafter barred
ANDREW McMULLEN Admir-.
of VIM. Il. McMUzLen.
Charleston, Mi Dec. ii, 1844-39-6w
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RANGER'S NOTICE

Was posted by W C Gautt, living
twelve miles north Of Belmont, one
black mare pony and colt, the mare is
about twelve years old and appraised
at $25. 1-3w
w S Keith R.P.C.
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= IuIIIS and room per month. "A
boarding and room, with fuel, lights, beds
olng and room furniture, washing, &c. &c.
permonth, :, m
; " lcKet IS expected during the win. sr to de-
Iver course Of lectures on chemistry 5000, :,
led with experiments, for the benefit of botb
schools. VI oo'h
Dy order OF the Board: COWLES MEAD
resident Board of Trustees, M. G.
Clinton, Sept. Ia, 1912 39-io1r
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MI 5ISgIIPlPI GOIf,j5F393 -E
AT CLINTON MISS, -
r ILL commence the Fall and wi,.o,o.,

NAV Ihh Commence the Fail and Winter ses
~ sion OF five months on 81 Of October next
! he faculty consists of Rev. Alexander CamnheII
President; Rev. Robert NJ Lain, Professor of NJ
thema!Ics and Natural Philosophy; Edward P;c-
H9t'' M. d., Professor of Chemistry, Rev. G, par
Ish, Professor of Ancient Languages, u. w Mof
Mt, ~ Frncipal of the Preparatory department
Tuition payable in advance.
Ciass;c51 Wv Va ,i9i ON per session Sic 90
Bonrdi1r an" a,,i o 1o DIVISION, 1900
Stp,lants ~ ,ooii per month 500
with bedding, furniture &c and procure Their o,,
washIng Washing can be had in town ~ e..
% to 374 cents per dozen a. from
The female Department, under the sneri,tor-
99nce OF the President of the College, assisted Nv
Miss H. T.. Gillespie, and others viii commence ~
at the same tins.
Tuition payable in advance
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D.,,.T = NDDLY.
f9blishers' Hall, Philadelphia. Godev,s
ana "raham,s Magazine will be furnished one
year on receipt 30, by l.. A. Cooley, PhiT,a.
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THE STATE OF MLSSISS7ppI
TALLAHATcHIE CoUNTv.


80 ro1ate Court, July 9Th, A. d., 1914
- al persons interested in the lands
lenements and hereditaments Of Viii
nam y; Williams, deceased; and more
especially in the southeast quarter 81
section fifteen, in township twenty-five,
range two, east.
gu are hereby cited to be and per
sonally appear before. the Probate court
OF laiiahatchie county, to be holden At
the courthouse in the town Of Charles.
.on' On the second Monday of Senten-
yer next, then and there to show cause
II any you can, why an order shopld not
DC made to sell the above describe 10
IN pursuance TO the petition ;; o. 80 -",ld
Wiii;snas @a'nln.atrator of William O.
= :'1ldnss, deceased. "
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Terms OF Godey's Magazine.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
From Walton's Daily Journal.
TUESDAY: Der. IA.
SENATE.

Petitions presentsd. Bv Mr. Simonds,
Z Of Amasa T Clark and ll9 others OF Or
leans county, praying that each private
shall receive just compensation to' ser
vice and expenses devoted TO military drills
and trainings, in lieu of any deduction from
$heir grand list: referred 10 committee on
military affairs.
Bills introduced BY Mr. Richardson,
eo altering section /, chapter Is, OF Il s.,
lbs to make list Of 10 instead OF oO dol
lars, for FIVE years in succession, sutlclent
10 give settlement, By MIR Woodbridge
repeaIing tina, section OF the 9TH chapter
Sof r. s., which makes the extraJrdIclal
administration of oalhs penal offence
Hboh referred 10 the committee on judi.
carv.
Resolutions. BY Mr. Onion, referring
$50 much oflhe Governors message as re-
lales TO usury to the Judiciary committee;
passed. By Mr. Billings, referring so
lmuch as relates to our connexlon with the
Federal Union, Texas, and slavery, 10 the
Judiciary committee; Mr. Villas thought
Il that not the appropriate committee, and on
& his motion the resolution was, tor the pre-
sent, Ia id on the table. By Mr. Clapp
referring so much as relates to houses o.
correction 10 a select committee ; passed
and Messrs Bellows. Page snd Hodge;
+ were appointed the committee.
Adjourned
HOUSE.
Resolutions. BY Mr. Hammond. refer
rioq tho Auditors report on the State
Prison TO the committee on the prison
bv Mr. Plumb, directing the committee o
WAYS and means 10 enquire into the ex'
pediency OF Iessenng the time o. Making
Nd the list; by Mr. Howe Of Shoreham
referring so much Of the Governors mes
ssce as relates 10 the insane TO the com
mit,ee of ways and means; passed.
Bills introduced. BY Mr. Aiken, ii
addition TO the listing law, (requI'iog lis
,ers to make returns by the first OF July
ye,erred 10 the general committee. B
Air Stevens, 10 relation to the election
town representatives by pInrah'y ; rcis'
ret, 10 the committee on elections. by W
Farnswortb, 10 amendment of act for IN
protection of personal liberty; referred
judiciary committee. BY Mr. Harlow,
INCORPORATE the bank of Black River J r
terrsd 10 committee on banks. By y
hammond. 70 prevent fraudulent sales
personal property; to the judiciary COZ
miuee.
Petitions referred, Remonstrance
n w S!earus and others. to the se'e
committee on the petition for new TOW
on, of Avery's Gore and R'p,oo; OF Il
ram Spafford and others fol bank loeal
on Black RIVER. to committee on bank
The Senate returned the resolution
elect s,rstan:-st arms &c, proPo''os
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FRIDAY, Oct. II.
SENATE.

Reports BY Mr. Sabin, from the com
mlttee on education, in favor of The bill SO
amending chapter l8 oil r. S. as TO extend
the benefit of the school money 10 unor-
ganized towns and cores the bill was
passed. By Mr. Woodbridge, from the
Judiciary committee. in favor of The bill
dispensing with The removal of corn In the
stock and ear, when attached, upon regis
try in the town clerks Office, with an a.
mendment; the amendment was adopted
and the bill was passed. Bv Mr. Wood
bridge, from the same committee, in favor
of the bill awarding close Jail executions
against attorneys who refuse or neglect to
account for moneys collected, with an a.
meudment king the bill prospective on
in its operation; the amendment was adj
opted, and The bill ordered to Sd reading
Engrosssd bills passed. In addition 10
the act Incorporating the Village of Wood
stock. Extending the right to bind over,
under he license law, 10 the mayor and
aldermen Of Vergennes.
House resolution Raising select
commi,tee to define the line between Ben
ning,on and Windham couo.ies; passed.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Petitions presented. Ry Mr. Nelson,
of James Morse and ll8 others, praying
for the revival of the law of 1918, relating
10 the enrolled militia; referred TO The COM
mluee on Military affairs.
Reports. ByMr Adams from commits
tee on ways and means. in favor oil the
bill granting premium on silk. BY MI
Middlebrook, from committee on agrcuI-
ture, in favor of the bill relating to foreign
cattle in agricultural fairs BY Mr. Good
hue, from the committee on manufacture:
in favor o! the bill Incorporating the WI
nooski Mill Co. bill ordered to Ihft
reading.
Bills introdnced BY MIR Adams o
} Grand Isle, To amend the charter OF lh'
, Champlain and Connecticut River Rail
road so as 10 allow them to extend TIT
2 road 10 Canada line; referred 10 the com
, mi,,ee o. roads BY Mr. Marslon, lncor
{ poralng the trustees of the Vermont An
t nuaI Conference of the Methodist EpiSco
e nal Church; referred TO the judiciary CON
| miuee. By Mr. Fairbanks, relating t
T the improvement of common schools; re
/, ferred to the committee on education.
d Resolutions. BY Mr. Parsons, appoin'
Vt ing a select commIttee consisting OF In
!, Senators and Repre- sentatives from the tw
= counties, 10 establish the boundary I'm
Ie between the counties OF Bennington an
is Windham; carried. BY Mr. ThOmn
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ns- Several Deputy Post Masters have notiil'
I'D disc ontnuances Of this piper tiny expense
Come subsc .ibers have returned copies OF the
Voice, without telling from what town, or pay
ny the amount due for the paper. SUBSCRIBERS
k,e hereby notified that when they wish me 10
8aieoutinue sending them the Voice OF Freedom
4 bey must see that the notice comes as above
rec of expense to me; also that if arrearages for
\ be paper are not paid, it will be optional win
M whether TO discontinue or not until the amount
due is paid. D. 1oA0oN'0'
October 10, 1915.
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Adjourned.
HOUSE

Petitions refsrred OfSolomon Keyes
and others Of Reading. foT couRly houses
of correction; to select committee raised
on the subj CT OF Bank Of Nrwbury,
praying for a recha',er; to committee on
Banks. BY Mr. Warner, of Wm Has
klns. stating that he had been disabled by
the discharge OF cannon, while men-
Der OF the Bristol Adultery, aud praying
for relief referred TO The committee on
Military Affairs.
Bills introduced BY Mr. Kellogg, al
lowing agent or attorney 10 make affidavit
in certified wrils or executions in same
manner of plaintiffs referred to the judi
ciary committee. BY Mr. Marslon, as
sessing tax on Washington County re-
ferred to select CON-, consisting of the
members OF said county.
Bills reported. From committee on
Claims, to pay Luther p. Blodgetl $751;
Is laid on the table.
Bills passed. Defining boundary line
between Enosburg and Bakersfield. For
the relief of Patrick OFIanegan.
Resolution. Ordering Librarian 10
transmit one copy of the Geological Re-
port 10 each county clerk.
Mr. Hall of Bristol, from the select COM
mttee, submitted favorable report expos
sing the condition of the Vermont Asylum
for the Insane. Mr. Farnswor,b moved
that 500 copies be ordered 10 be printed !;
lost
Adjourned.
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VI tne Asylum 10 tnlS unfortunate class,
they recommend that the annual appro-
priation be increased $4,000, which would
leave about one half the expense to be
paid by the several towns on which their
support devolves.
That considering the large amount APP
propriaed by the State, and the impor>
lance of'the institution, they recommend
that com missioner be annually appointed
by the Legislature, 10 visit the Asylum
monthly or oftener, and act in concert with
the Trustees and report to the Legislature
annually the condition and management
Of the Asylum. with such suggestions as
the interests of the Institution and of the
State may seem to require.
That, they 6ud that the Institution is
IN prosperous condition, and has been
Ijudltlously managed, and strongly recon
mend i, 10 the fostering care of the State
tor Influence in diminishing in so great
degree the mass CT human misery In our
midst.
The Report was ordered 10 lie upon the
Ia ble
From The House. Resolution, ordering
Librarian to send one copy of the report
of the State Geologist TO each Town clerk /;
concurred in. Bill, providing for an ad-
di,ionaI session Of the Sup. Court in Wind
sor county; severaIy referred 10 the Ju-
dietary Committee.
Mr. Hurd called up the bill incorpora-
ting the Bennington County Bank On
motion OF Mr. Hodges, it was recommiled
to the committee on Banks.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Report. BY Mr. Fairbanks, from the
committee on Education, against further
egls alton on the subject Of defining the
duty of common school teachers, and of
limiting the extent, and defining the mode
of punishment; adopted.
Bills introduced. By Mr. Lawrence,
adding $4,000 to The present annual appro-
pria,ion tor the Insane Poor, and estab>
fishing the office Of Superintendent over
It's concerns; referred to Judiciary COM
miuee. BY Mr. Howe of Shoreham,
granting premium on silk; referred 10
committee on Manufactures. From the
Senate, altering the name of Windsor
County Bank ; referred TO the committee
on Banks.
Bills passed. Relating to Fire Engine
Companies. Amending chap. Is of X.
S., relating to common schools. Reat-
ing to inqnesls on the dead. For the
holding of one additional session OF the
Supreme Cour: ia Windsor county.
Mr. Swift called upthe bill giving towns
lhe right to elect town representatives BY
plurslty, 90 the third ballot.
MIR Sloddard moved 10 lay the bi on
the table; after remarks by Mr. S,oddard
for. and by Sevens against the motion II
was pu, and lost, So to 1876. The bill
was then ordered 10 third reading.
Adjourned,
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Notice TO Post Masters.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

POST OFFICE DEP ARi MEM.
APPOINTMENT OFFICE, I
WASHINGTON, D. G. July 8, 1919, }
Notice to Publishers or Editors, that
subscribers do not take their papers from
khe office is oEciaI business, and may be
#ranked by the Deputy Post Masters -
Sending the same, being made oy law a
part Of their duty. w. n. MILLER,
I'd Asst. P. M. General!
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HOUSE Afternoon.

HUI 81 -ANeTuOOU'
The Chair announced the following
cemmit'ees
Ga the petitions for County Houses of
observation-disclosures Kellogg, Hammond,
BalIou, Kendrlok, Chase of Franklin.
On so much of the Governors message
as relates to Pro,ection-Messrs Forbush.
Cpnkey, Bentley, Cook, Fay.
Bills introduced. BY Mr. Thomas, 10
relation 10 the Vermont Central Railroad
Com PAM, (repealing the section exempt
ing the stock from taxation,) referred 10
judiciary committee. BY Mr. Marston,
relating 10 elections, (voes to be written
or printed on clear white paper referred
to committee of elections.
Petitions referred. orc w Fenton
and others, for railroad from Bennington
to the South line ofthe State, 10 commit
tee on roads; of John Meacham and others
for a recharter of the Bank of Orwell, to
the committee on banks.
A bill relating 10 offences against Pri-
vate property, was read third time and
passed.
The Senate came 10 and The following
appointments were made:
BENNINGTON County.
: p MS'f Sergeant. Asst Judges c. c.
Jasper Wall. Sheriff.
Aaron DEMO jr., High BaiIiff.
A p Lyman, States Attorney.
Hiram Barton Judge of Probate for the
DISTRICT of Bennington.
Nathan Burton. Judge of Probate for the
District Of Manchester.
David Love, James Boardman, O G Mer'
rlI, Jail Commissioners for the Jail a
Bennington.
Major Hawlev. Darwin Andrews, Martr
Slocum, Commissioners for the jail a
Manchester.
ORANGE COUNTY.
j TLsoe MeLs 1m''"' Asst Judges C. c.
Hoel Sayre, Thetford, Sheriff.
Amos S Little. High Balif.
Jefferson p Kidder, States Attorney.
f Edmund Weston, Judge of Probate 70
the District Of Randolph.
} J w d Parker, Judge of Probate for TIT
District Of Bradford.
HE G Mclaughlin, Eihu Norton, Lem
ne. Fl. George. Jail Commissioners.
WINDHAM COUNTY.
= Pardon II Kim5aI High Bailiff,
. VIM Adams, Benz Ormsbee. Nahum El
+ ger, JAIL Commissioners.
EIery AIbee, Judge of Probate for tn
!, District OF Westminster.
, Lemuel Whitney, Jadge OF Probate 10
> the District of Marlboro.
The joint assembly adjourned to Tue;
day next, p M.
y House Adjourned.
y WEDNESDAY, Oct. l6.
~ SENATE
Of Bills introduced. BY Mr. Woodbride
r. repeating the 37lh section of chapter z
lr of r. S., and empowering the Suprer
re Court TO direct how exceptions 10 the oplI
to ion of the County Courr, on any qnestit
TO of law which may arise at the trial OF ar
e. cause decided by tie County Court sha
Ar be signed, and by what line the exec
OF tons snail oe filed, and 10 impose terms I
m the party who shall take the exceptions
case of neglect to them after they a
of sigued. BY Mr. Woodbridge, so amen
,ct ing the act of IA relating to licenses,
vn to authorize the Mayor and Aldermen
H. Vergennes to bind over, in same mann
led as justices of the peace-both referred
$ the committee on the judiciary.
10 Resolution. BY Mr. Noyes, raising
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Adjourned.
SENATE.
Q o'clock p. NJ

CLOCK L. M.
Bills reported. BY Mr. Barrett, from
the Judiciary committee, amending act IN
cooperating village of Woodstock order
ed TO 81 reading, BY Mr. Bradley, from
the committee on Banks, altering the name
Of The Windsor County Bank. By Mr.
Woodbridge, from the Judiciary commit
tee, extending the power of binding up for
breaches OF the act relating TO Mayor and
Aldermen OF Vergennes; both ordered to
Sd reading. BY Mr. Villas, from the Ju>
dietary com, against the bill amending
chapter 63 Of r. S., relating 10 divorce,
and the bill was dismissed.
Mr. Moves, from the special committee
raised on the subject, submitted the fol-
loving report THAT they find that the
Trustees of the Asylum have received by
the will OF Mrs Aurora Marsh
$4,000 90
BY interest accruing thereon 6l9 70
BY sundry appropriations from
The State % 900 90