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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-02
Gov. CAss.

The Genera has given o example Of the impolioy
Of esgernoss and Of pulling the pear before ripe
lie late "War Speech" has dusod undissembled Disgust
among many even Of HE party. II he had any pros
psct Of the Presidency before, is clearly defunot
The conviction believe universal that his speech
made lor lSi5
The New Yoh Express says;
Gen CASES war speech Instead Of bosernr him % for
the Presidency be intended has inh eted upon hs pros
poets q blow Formerly he had many. n polite
eel strong personal friends n the VIII party, and undJubt
cd he commanded The fufuges Of many leading and think
ing ~ bic These in both parties lee has shocked
not difgusod This uatIcking for The Presidency by
arts 20 inveigle two nations into the buch,fy Of each
other, has deeply shocked I'll moral and upright
Gen. Cass has inside bundcf. as we'll a. committed a
crms IN foolishy sscu6cng such important popular
ny. We lOresaw that the Senate he would make such
bisndsr and the probability IT, that before l547, bo
VII shove hiusof 81 the BY Others weak this
Presidents days not mode IN the Cspol the
Hin 10 Washington. Gen. Cass would have done better
in Michigan, wedding h. garden, aud trimming bic trees.
And the N. Y. Herald
"Mr Cafs moytmsnt isegafdsd ssentirey SELFISH, and
thsfcfofe de Of 81 moral and political Influence
re- podcsl friends Of cool Judgement, and good inien
dsis condemn W. and " viii 10 the end, probsby Turn
cot 10 be one ~ those political bunders which Of the
Statesmen Coun where Mr. Cas- shosld have learned
skuis diplomacy fhsn he hls prsctsed snoe hs return
howe. declared be then q crime. crime and
bundef both he's bsen Mr.. Ctsss case, for criminal
celebrate % be intentions 20 crush sn n
noccnt people o. b honest II his money, than
NJ Cas 70 The seeds Of discord smong, and TO
public panic Of be selfish sspifsuons ior
NE ffes'aousy'"
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italian and American women.
BY An .NiE,c1r

BY Az
Is tho manners Of the Italians which il the real eau.e
Of tho preference given them by al travellers This alone
mnk's an immense difference between an Italian and an
American city. Broadway with all its army of beauty
never nolines one To be lively and merry. The ladies
1.-THE men are worse Of cOurse to have ou for
no other purpose Than to enjoy themselves Their whole
demeanOr is like sitting tor his portrait. Every thing
Just a. should be 20 be looked Every lady wears
serious face, aud the whole thr1ng is like stiff country
party The ladies' here the CONTRARY, 60 out to be mef
aud II Is perpetual chatter and laugh on the pub
he pfomenades. The movements ell different. and the
very air gay. ! went down Broadway nj the
promenade hour soue with the blues without coming
feeling buer while never returned from public PRONE
made IN Italy without rubbing my hands, saying myself
well, this must be very eomloftabs world, after all
people do enjoy themselves IN nsmszngy." This differ,
oncc s still more pefcoptble psrsona aeqaintance
An liaian lady never sits and utefs commonpaces with
freezing formally. She IL more horblo and indeed n
the truth must b. said, better botlfed and happer than
too many Of my cOuutrywomon she is on the keen
look out lest she should fail ffown every time propre,y
demands.
There is country in the world who're woman is 90
worhpped and allowed have her own way o. in Ameri
and yet there s county where she ungratefu
for the place and power sho occupies sve you never In
Broadway when the omnibus full stepped into tho
rain TO lot lady take your place. which she most unhes
aungy DID, and with indifference In her as "
she considered il the mcrss rifle in the world you hsd
dgne1 How cold and hesrtless her "Thank We" ~ she
gave one Dickens makes The remark with regard 10
stage eoschcsi 90 does Hamilton Now, DO such favor
for Isan lady, add you would he rewarded with one
OF The eWoefc8 auhea inst ever brEhtcned human
tensnce. do not 60 the principle that man must
always eIpecfs reward for hs good deeds yet, whom
have bad my hndest offices Stranger received rs III
almost suspected Of making improper advances. I
have eli there little pleasure In being civil. The
"Grszis signofe," and smile with which Italian re-
wards the commonest eyiity, would make the piainest
woman appear handsome IN the eyes ~ foreigner.
They also become es,iy anima'ed ll they make
!, III .onlght around them. They you with the
same sspect but yield in tone and look the
passing thought whether BE- SD or mirhiu and then
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they Tree from fornay. aud sensitive cacfu oG
your .el'ng+ stal ivsyc, one uf dt scq,a,n.
tsnees mado In Iuly. I Was at tho Marquis of-s
one evening. convsrsing with some gealcmcn. when
the Marquis came up AID ssiJ, "CSme, let me isto-
ducc you 10 . beautiful lad,;" indeed she was the
most beautiful Italian woman l have ever seen. \
declined saying l did not understand tho Italian
language well enough TO converse with brilliant
creature. "For you know" said i, Zone wants to
say clever things in such case and bunder would
be crscifying" "Pooh, pooh" said he, 'cons song;'
and t,king by the shoulders led along. and
me down into chair by her side, sayiog "Now talk Z"
II she had been half much disconnected AZ was
should have blundered be ond redompon but the good
nstnred laugh with which she regarded the MARQUES
Torrance entirely restored my confidence, aud stumbled
along in the Italian Tor hall hour without her giving the
least indcson by look word, that did not speak il
with perfect propriety.
The same nsivee Of manner extends itself every whore
you meet beautiful pheasant girl and bow 10 her. in
stead of resentng insult, she shown most bran
Set OF eeh, and laughs in the perfect good humor
As was coming down from Mount Vesuyiu, I p.,
sed an Italian lady with her husband Who by their
dani. took for persons OF Distinction had an immense
stick in my hand with which had descended into the era
ter A. rode slowly by, she turned 10 me in the plea
sinest manner, and said. ala gran bsstone si,nore
lf"u have got large cane, sir certainly did not res
pect her the ess for her "orwardne-s fcvty but ON
the contrary. felt would have gone any length to have SER
we'd her.
fFrpm Ieadey's letter. from Italy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-02

We are authorised announce thoi Maj. Edmond
Brooddus Of CBlpeper County will not be candidate for
70 election " the House Of Delegates
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-02

Auction Notcc.-Dsalers invited notice our sale
Groosries te This Day FRIDAY Iol O'Clock sale wtho
reserve. INI.OES n BROTuER A,.,.
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MARRIED.

On "Wednesday evening Manchester by M. R,v
Jones' Mr. Dawn ~ McDowrLL Miss Josrrrsr In Ctx,
On the 9Th ui by the Rev NJ Michael Mr. Jous r. srrsr
TO Miss JuL. MONK. all OF this city.
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n preparsroa. the Psuio,ie Drama Of
PUTNAM. OR THE IRON SONS or ,e,
TOM THIIMR
DEATH ON TIE PALE HORSE.

FASHIONABLE HATS.
- JUST 10 HAND, n few cases Of
the most superior Hats have ever
seen for S5. Gentlemen are REQUEST.
ed to call and them. JUDAH MYERS
...,.- Jazz No 81. wss Main
NOTlCE.-lndviduas both in town and conn
y' 10 whom have void HATS for ye.r while en-
gagged IN business for myself and inform. Thai
anu where a all umes be a.,ortwent or
Hat and Cap from the ,po
IN the United prices low as anv ohr
shmen cal Is solicited from all OF my III, Pubic
.y, W. ---.. sAML CLARK.
u ALTiMoRE wHISKEY
- HuIrs Patent Candies
Winter Bleachsd
Rice, M
Ralad Oil Nail
Maekt rel, Tanner
Woolseys Loaf
leofice, prime quality
Ground and caieinCd Piasier-For sale BY
pAvENroRT, ALLEN Il ca.
f:WoRps oFFiCE.-sman I.ott-rie. 10 b. d,,u, 900
Mononsala Lottery, Class be drawn oh Lar, 1900
capital Tickets ~ Risk package wbo.. sI2
Alexandria Lottery Gas Extra draw l1,b J,,, n, .oo
Cspia Tickets $3.50 Risk pae kass Of wholes $40
Az o'ery EitIa Class L. to draw Jsny $4,000
capital Tleketst Risk package $40.
Mononsala Lottery Ca.s To Jany I6 s5ooo C,,,.t
Tiete" sl2'. Risk On package s'G.
Alexandria Lo,ssy Extra, Gas IL, eo J.av o. .oo
capital TekeuSs,3o Ria q package sll
AeSaDdrs Lottery EIta. To dar IA I., f.,..,
$1,000 Tiekes ~ Risk n package $50.
Monoaeala 10 draw 2sd $4,000 Capital Tickets o. Ri.k
package sl2. Vs. 49,
AleIandna Extra, N draw %: s7ooa T,c,..sa MA,
a package Of whoes s34. s''
hlesanda ESra Class as,h Jan q Q ooo S,n,,
iieAes w. Risk on package OF whos PACKAGE Of h,v,
Please address, y ,~n,n
Riehu
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17
NOTICE

THE subscriber having been appoip.
led AGENT ofthe BOSTON and
MISSISSIPPI Cotton Land Company:
the NEW YORK, MISSISSIPPI and
ARKANSAS Land Company; and the
POSITION and NEW YORK CHICK
ASAW Land Company,-hereby gives
notice TO those indebted 10 either of
he above associations, that Mr.. Will
lam ). Williams, or in case of his alb.
tence, Col. George Foote, is author
lzed 10 receive monies, and pass re-
sleIPis Tor the same, in cases where i,
cbetter suits the convenience of parties
OF visit fernando, than the office or
the subscriber al l'ontotoc, and such ro-
acelPts will be received as cash, on the
day Of payment.
Mr.. Williams is also empowered 10
make contracts Tor the sale Of lands in
that portion Of the Chickasaw cession,
lying north oflhe tennessee State line:
IN all the Counties west Of the meridian.
and IN the counties Of ST. Francis and
Crlttendem IN The Stale Of Arkansas.
and such contracts Will in all cases be
sanctioned and confirmed, unless public
notice should be given lo.the contrary.
Asst is the object Of the. proprietors
to bring their lands fairly into market,
seeking settlements are invited
to call on The subscriber at Ponlotoc,
or Mr.. Williams, at Hernando, for. good
bargains, on LIBERAL conditions.
4 The Holly Springs "Guard," and
The Ponola Lynx will please copy
for twomoilths.
"a RlCH;D. L. ORNE.
Hcrnando, May e9, 1896.
2l-2-mg
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NOTICE

Is hereby given call persons interes,
] ted in the Estate of Richard W. Tho
mas deceased. that, having fledsmy pa
pers for a settlement with. the Probate
Court of Pamela County, SO far as my
administration has extended. | shall
at the July term 1845, of said Court,
apply for leave TO resign the admins
tration Of said estate. :.
VIM. w. SMITH, Adinr.,
OF the Estate of Richard w. .Thon1as
deceased.
Pamela, May 2Olh. I845.
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E&E MES, WILSON &Cea
co MMIssIO ME RCHANT
81 Camp Street NETV1 .ORLE IAS

EaEOULDs again tender their services
uv to theirf riends andsthe public ee-
neraly,. IN the sale of Cotton and the
of Commission business in
all It's branches, pledgelng themselves
to use every eyertion 10 promote.the
interest. of, and render satisfaction 10
those who may .confide busihessto their
charge. =
We have Open Policies of Insus ance.
70. 'eover, all shipments Of Coton.eon-
signed 10 our address. Those wishi,p
Insurance will write across the FACE
Of the'Bill Of tading, s:Insxrapacee uout-
ed'a and forward the-original to US -by
mail. We shalilseep all Gotten fully
insured against fire. here until soki.
NE will furnish our. friends wiki
Tagging, Rope, Family Groceries. &c
al the lowest cash price, when ordered.
liberal cash advances will be made
on Getten or Bills Of Lading. in hand. 5
J. w LUMPKlN is-ouir authorizeas
agent. and viii promptly attend 10. any
basIilsss consigned to him.
Oct ODD 4o.eo, :
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aaSz AAaSAhRo f6aNNan
Ylsc suaHDsca. iHr
NaeEEGE.

He undersigned, Adminstfai or--of
a the Estate. of George. wv Terry,
deceased having, at the Januray Term
a. D. 1915. Of The Probate Court of
Panola- countgs filed his accounts for
sfinafseitlemeat at she March FERN 4. d.
1916 Of said Courts:
I. iNotieeafs hereby given.to all persons
interested 10 said Estate, 10 attend at
said Term OF Courtyard show cause. If
any they have, why fnal settlement
and allowance Of said accounts should
,hotsthen' be mades So
9 ROBl1RP. W. BRAHAM.M AlmI
Of me Estate Of Geo. w. 'Terry-decaz.
Jannary 25, 1915. 3--6w. g.
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N O TICE

kS Hereby given by me ]. T. M Roh
I bridge, Judge Of the Probate Court of
Pamela county and state of Mlssissinni
that on application tome in writing. ey
5ebp q. Btewtou, and Elizabeth G
Brewtoa his wife, formerly Elizabeth
q, Wright; by their attorney r. r
Turner, all OF said county and staLt
who Claims an undevided portion or
sPartsof ail.that tract Of land. being in
sad county, known as The west haIr q
FractionafSeciion four, Township nine.
Range seven west.
! have nominated John r.. Kei,b
10. y. Vanc,, and Albert IL. Burdine
commissioners 10 divide said tract of
land Anto equal shares or portions, and
unless, proper objections are stated TO
ne at the julys,erm of said court for
Safd' counf y and state, on the first dav
qi sad July terms which is the 2lst
day Of Julysnext, the sardJohn II. Keith
Z q. Vance, and Aibert Ii. Burdiue
"Ill !henFbe appolhted by me, commis-
sIonerS 10 make Partition oil said land.
pursuant loan act, entilleu an act. CON
corning the-partition eff lands held by
toParcenels, Jomt-tenants, and Ten
antsTln Commons given under my hand
aad. seal, THIS, thes 26th day of April
F&45. J. r. NJ BUkBRlDGE
- Judge Of Probate.
I. b. TURNER Solicitor for Pei.
toners b. gin.
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EsEACHI SssR,TEF5YG.'

ne undersigned having permanent.
. ~ located himself inabist place. IS
prepared to execute all work in his
line, on the shorlestnorice, and ia. The
most complete and durable manner
LIS Shop is on the main street lea.
Ding from the public square 10 the
river, where he may be found a, ali
times Pamela, Mi. Jay. Is 1915.
2-3w
WMaE. F'8RMER. :
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ST. TIE ar NlSSISSIPPI
Takiahnfchie- tnnallu

Probate Court, October Term l845
l StALLe on Monday the 8,h dav
q. December next. liz being the 2onl
Monday olssaid month resign my let.
tiers Of ADMINISTRATION on The es,ar,
-oi William Fatkner dec'd, and make
settlement ofsatd estate with said Corr
SO lar as have Administered. All per.
sons Interested are re9ue sled to be and
personally appear and show cause if
any have, why such settlement shall
not be made J. L. NJ. DUKE admir-
OF iVm Falkner.
Charleston Mi, Oct. II, 1916 [403w
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EXECUTOR's IS. No1IC i

4 FILTERS TestalnentaJy on. the esl
As,ate of George AleNander, decd
having been granted 10 the unders ign
ed dy the Hon Probate Court Of Piano.
la County, at he Septenbe term 1915.
of said Court, notice IS hereby given
toall persons iudebted 10 saidsestaie. q
come forward and nfaisc itnn,editafe
payment; and all persons I5av iisg claims
against said restate,s will present. the
same duly au.henticatedstos The susciTi
boa within the period prescribed by
low, or they will be barred.
CHARLES T. ALEXANDER
GEORGE l.. ALEXANDER,
Executors. So.
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RlNGER'S NOTICE

SKTAS posted by Thomas Goode.
' v living Z or miles east of the
lownol Panoia, one sorrel horse. 5years
o'a' ! hands high, small blaze on the
lace left hind foot white and appraised
70 $50. July l8, 1915.
<f-ow w. S. KEITH RPc
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Not5cc.

L!zaBETn JOHNSON, Admins
kn lratrfx OF the Estate Of James Gar
ret deceased has fled her accounts at
etlle November Term of the Probate
Court oil Tallahatchie County for a fl
nal settlement ofsaid Estate al the Jan
uafy FERN 1916 Of said Court;
All persons interested are hereby re-
CURED TO attend on said day and show
cause ltany they have why such fhal
sehlemnt and ALLOWANCE of said accounts
shall Hoi be made.
ELIZABETH JOHNSON.
I oranerlg1iS fi@abeth Garret, Adm,r. Of
Jas. Garret, deed. 35-3w.
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" o { &c

"a pah ElTFLE,, ,adrinistra,or o.
- e ee STATE Of iiassLittie deceaseSs
mas ma hledehis accounts sae tl,eJpne ,sss,,
OF the Probate Court Of PanoIs oo' 'e :. =
' : e haal settlements of said estate :,
Aa sI9 Term 1915, fsaid Court. %
rea .fa 1l.olsonse interested, are hereby.
seslu 1l TO attend, on said. day any ~
sAow easlse any they have WIN s, ''la
a aaai seI1len1ent and allowance ef saia
accounts shsllAnot be. made - s'''u
ADAM dTTLI7, Admr !.
= 49, 23-6-w
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Ensolyemt Notice.
THE STATEs or MISSISSIPPI

Probate Court -Septemler Term. 1916
NhAE, the undersigned Commissioners
~ of insolvency. on the estate Of
. Thomas W. Watson, decd, represent.
ed insolyent,] appointed BY said Cour
at the Term aforesaid, will meet al
the office ofC. f. Curtis on the third
Monday N each month, TO examine,
eudlt, and settle the. claims for and a,
gainst said estate.
w. w. SMITH, { O.
G. T. CURTIS, 3
S. B. M'kEE, =
4 3d.. a.,
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n ETCEHEss's Hass rEL.
KEEP MOVING

HaN Er1moved from Main street. r.
. the corner Of Front Row and Mon.
roe street. opposite hesteail1- boat land
ing, where | shail be pleased to see1r,,,lv
Old ?. Trends, and the public in-esen ersi
y IVY :, 4iouse-is new and 'coanfortsbte, and
! nave q large brick stable convenient
with ashrst rate Ostler.. NV bills vii
fenalh as. they have been thai is. for
~ Wan ana horse, per day 81 SO
supper, bed and breakfast, = q
YOU'D soi say to my old friends, and
any one else wishing to stop with me.
.nal ' = IS built of briea, aud fire
~, !. NJ, FLETCHOR.
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JOHN II. WATSON,
JRRROD E. KERRY, Adms.
23-6wS
lnsOlvent Notice

The STATE or. MISSISSIPPI
fANoLA COUNTY. Probate Court.
June Term 1915.
OrVllle Harrison and L. G, Leland.
commissioners of Insolvency on the es-
tate OF Jeremiah B. Ward, deceased.
VIII meet at the office of Harrison and
Vance, on the Sd Monday in each Month
10 examine, audit. and settle the claims
for and against said estate.
ORVILLE HARRISON, {
l.. C. LELAND. CONS.
23-TF.
W Ell Constantly on hand, and for
sc sale very low by the undersigned,
a superior article of Port and MADEIRA
Wines.
JOHN ?. WOODRTFF
May o3.h, 1916. 70 r.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

E0HN II. " WATSON and JERROD
D =. kERBY, having qualified at the
June term 1915, OF the Probate Court
OF Pamela county Mississippi, as admin
!strators of the estate of Thomos w
Watson deceased. Notice is hereby
given to all lpersons indebted to said es.
tate' to come forward and make imme-
diate payment, and persons having
claims against said estate, are notified
10 present them to the undersigned duly
authenticated within the time prescrib.
ed by law, or they will be forever bar
red. '''
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Z Ea o naa "a 5 e. Turn
ATIORNE AT4w

VA II Practice in the Circuit Caur,s
w Panoa. s,TallaFatchie Yalobse i, :
lafayette, Marshall and Desoto comics
lne Gnu4sefy couri at Holly SPRINGS
andthe Federal court at Pob,o.a,s So : :
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17

Robert Powers, administrator of tn
Estate Of lohn Powers, deceased. has
neea MS accounts al the August. Tern
OF the Probate Court of TallahatchiG
county, Tor final settlementsof said Esa
said Court.
Notice is hereby given 10 all interest
cd 70 attend ana show cause, ifany they
can, why final settlement and allowaric,
OF said accounts should not be made.
ROBERT POWERS, adm,
OF J0hW Povers, deceased.
TAIT.OPS, MO TTCT7
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EzzzEz=s=sZ-lssssgzz~SzzsA ~ VI lIC 1CdCe. Ill
and for said County, as
runaway, onsthe 2lst day of Novem-
Der l845, A negro boy, supposed to.be
runaway, who says his name is
JAMES, and that he belongs to John
Garret living about fifty miles from
Memphis Tennessee, on the Road lead
ing TO Sommerville Tennessee. Said
boy is about 10 or 90 years of age.
abuot five feet or inches high, black
color, spare built, and has slight stop
page IN his speech, his clothing consists
OF cotton shirt, cotton pants, and
wool hat, &c.
The owner of said negro, is request
cd 10 come forward, prove property
pay charges, and take him away, or he
VIII be dealt with as the law directs.
J. J. CALDWELL, Sheriff.
Pamela Nov, 81, 1915 42-ir.
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al this ternfof the .CouftLetters Of
ga ADMINISTRATION ha wing been grant
ed to-the Undersigned on the esiatesol
Huston Howard Diseased, therefore all
persons indebte,t to saidsestate. are re,
qnested to- make in medilte payment
and all those having claims agaifst said
estate, mus, present them duly authen,
tlcated within the time prescribed by
law, or They will be thereafter barred
Charleston Miss, Febru'y 5. 1876.
p. b. MCDANIEL.
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JAILOR,S' NOTICE.

MAJ AS committed {,
EH the Jail of Pano
la county, Mi, on the
goth day OF Septem
Der 1915, by John H.
Montgomery, Of Tai
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Va6aVEn--FVaD7E FAR !.

DR.. IIdLceNIBE having removed his
family-fo the Sinners Camp Ground
8 miles east of PanpIas hopes his for
mer patrons and all other who ma
wish his pro(essional.sass vices wi lssoeh
learn whererto apple -
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sgaiEon's Notice.

- s. w AS committed
- AA w the jail of Pa
80 ~ nola County, by John
AEiIxxlL Stanley, an acting JUS
4=Ezz.zzzs.ssgzEA@ tice Of the Peace, m
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NOTICE.

hE Undersigned. AdmIstntor .
o The Esiat Of Zinfy, w. Tai do
eoaTea, having, al the Januarv Term
a. u l846 ofthe Probate Court Of pa1
hola.oounty, filed his accounts4or tina1
settlement at The March fern i ~
1915 ofsaid Gourf: t'i ~ ~,
~ oticesia hereby given to all pe,sons
interested IN said Es,age. 10 ntiead =,
sad Term OF Court, and show eanse r
any they have, why fnals.settlenonn,
a a,,p d,,oSanee 81 said accounts should
JAMES. .RUFFIN.. s,y,,,.
otTthe: Estate Of. Zinry w p at,f@ . =
ceased January 25. 1915 .3@6w
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17
AdministraBor's Notice.

FILTERS Of administration having
So been granted to the undersigned. on
the. estaiesof John f. Oliver, deceased.
by lion: Probate Count Of PannLa Coun-
y, al he May term, 4. d. 1916.
Potlce IS hereby given to allpersons
indebted 70 said estate. 10 como forward
ana make immediate Fagment - md
nose persons having Claims agaiust said
estate are notified Q present The same
guy apt ilentlcated within the time pre-
seribed by law, or this aotiee viii ba
piead tnebar of-thes recovery. IS
= q. DlONISIOUS OLIVER a4s,,,.
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17

lahotchie. county, Mi, negro man
calling his name Henderson, and saws
he belongs to Ritner Mutt, OF Kinds co
mississippi: The said negro is aoour
icet ; inches in height, of a dark
Color heavy set, free when spoken to-
ne is. about25 years of-age-no marks
nor scars perceivabe
lhe above negroe were in compa-
n.y. were well provided with cooking
utensils, and had plenty of clothipo with
them TO wear and plenty orb .cI6,b;nr
Inc owner OF said negroe is requested
TO come forward prove property and
take him away, or he will he deal,
with as the law directs.
w. w. SMITH, Shift
az tc
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17
PAY UP!

Mersons indebted to THE LYNX Of
flee for job work and advertising
are requested 10 call and settle.
PUBLIs HER
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17
11se sHhescripor faeasaEss hope fEasG ivs
commenced the Mercantile business, his friends AMID fEbe
Hnbac generally will cali and examine s stock before
purchasing elsewhere. -
$500 W. G. OyaJH pgHeRg Ssgy


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