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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-13
j. A. STEVENS, Proprietor.
STATE OFFICERS.

OttlSERSe
ALBEaT G. RRowN, Governor.
Wilson Hemingway, Secretary Of State.
J.. + Mathews, Auditor OF Public Accounts.
William Clark, State TreasuteFG
John d. Freeman, Attorney General.
J. M. Lewis, Librarian & keeper OF Capitol
UNITED STATES OFFICERS, AT JACKSON.
David c. Glenn, Receiver Of Public Monies.
b. r. Cowherd, Register of the Land Once.
JUDICIARY.
JUDGES COURT OF ERRORS AND APPEALsi
VIM. L. Sharkey, Chief Justice,
A. M. Clayton, Associate Justice,
J. S. B. Thatcher,
John M. Dufield, clerk, resides at Jackson.
(Sessions, first monday in Nov. and Jan'Y.)
SUPERIOR COURT OF CHANcERY.
Stephen Cooke, Chancellor,
Rob't Hughes, clerk, residence at JACKSON
n. Dickinson, viceSchancellor,
J, C.AldersOn elk, Fesd nee, Holly Springs
(Session, LIST Monday in June and Decemberl.
iSessions, likewise, at Columbus & Pontotoc.)
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Samuel ], GhoIson, Judge residence, monroe.
R. NJ. Gaines, u S dis. atty Southern Die.
Tho's Fletcher, marshal,res nee ) ackson.
Vim. Burns, clerk, residence, Jackson.
OF Bledso,U S dist atty, Northern Dis.
And'w A Kincannon, marshal, res, Colmb's
G M Ragsdale, clerk, resid 'nec, Monro co
CIRCUIT COURT UNITED STATES.
Peter v Daniels, Judge, residence, Virginia
w H Brown, clerk, residence Jackson.
session, lst monday in May and november
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THE COAsT OF MExiCo.-.A letlef fseeiv-
ed from an officer on board the nag ship
Savannah, Com. SIoat, dated MaEatla6, west
coast of MoxiCo,' Dec. 10. says9 "Ouf
force hero now consist of this ship, The Ports=
mouth, Levant and Warren, and we are id
daily expectation OF the arrival Of the Cons
stitution and Cvaney tho whole being aniA
ply Sufficient, If necessary, to destroy aII tie
towns on that COAST The squadron would
probably remain on that coast until Dur afiaitP
with Mexico are arranged, unless crdets to
the contrary are received from the Navy
Departniehi.-N. D. Della.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-13

Youth is the time Of enterprise and hope,
having yet no occasion of comparing our
force with any opposing powell; te naturally
form Prescriptions in our fatOE and imag-
inc that obstruction and impairment will give
way before US. The FIRST repulses rather in
fame vehemence than teach prudence. A
brave and generous fhihd is long before il
suspects its own weakness, or submits 10
sap the difficulties which il expected to
subdue by storm, before disapp5inthenis
have enforced the dictates Of philosophy,
we believe i'd bur powerto shorten the ins
terpal between the first cause and the last
effect; We laugh at the timoFous delays Of
brooding industry, and fancy that By itcFeas-
ing the IRE we cah, at plasufs, accelerate
j the project.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-13

LOOK OUT FoR T'iEIF "A tTiHing scamp
who calls bis name William Moore, decamp-
ed from the vincihity of this place on the
night Of the 18th inst, He stole a mule, sad-
die and bride, and saddle bags, &c. Moore
is about feet 8 OF 10 inches high--his hair
nearly black-25 or 80 years Of age-has q
scar over his left eye-uppeTteeth very short
weighs about I9O-heavy built, and is q
blacksmith by trade.
The mule is a yellow hay color, reached
name. Saddle>bags nearly new, and had the
name of VIM. Fox written on them. Saddle
had horn, and quilted seat. The last ac-
count of him he was travling in the direction
Of Kosciusko, Mississippi.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-13
A. G. BROWN

The American Agricultural Association
have determined TO introduce the Peruvian
sheep, or Alpaca into the United States.
This animal inhabits the slope, table lands,
and mountains of Peru, Bolveria and Chill,
enduring all the viscisitudes Of climite. They
are found 1000 feet above the level Of the
sea-where they derive subsistence from
the moss, &c, growing upon the rock, ex>
posed TO all the rigoFs Of the elements, and
receiving neither food nor care from the
hand 81 man. The shepherd only visits them
occasionlY: yet such are their gregerious hat
rs. that the members Of the one flock sci
dom stray away and mix with another, being
kept in discipline BY the older ones who know
their etound, and become attached to thu
place Of their nativity TO which they return a
night. sVincing en- astonishing vigilance an'
saeasity ia keeping The young ones tOgethe
and free from harm. n the formation Of thei
sloinachs they resemble the camel, and ca
undergo extreme hunger and Thirst. The
1meat IS tender, wholesome and savory, an
is recommended By physicians to invalids
preference % fowls-afof al declare tia
their MEATS extremely wholesome, and !
paIatable as that of lai sheep il CASTLE.
j The cost of importing three hundred VI
Abe I0, 500, delivered ihlaeW York. Og ia
sun $4,000 have already been pfoml
For ibis movement The public are indebis
to r. +. pnLE. ESQ. 81 Ulster county.
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OREGoN-Governor Barbour, SECRETARY of
War, during the administration Of John @.
Adams, during the tendency Of the bill be-
fore Congress for the occupancy Of OregaR
in 1925, said 'that he had no great dificuI-
" in declaring that the claim Of Great Brit
ain TO the territory of the Ofegan was with
out foundation; that proposition to sacrifice
six degrees of our just claims for peace, did
not affect our title; that the clam Of the
United States was not 10 be shaken.''
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Notice.

WE would inform our patrons
w and the public generally, that they
will find at IN Phoenix House 1.-THE most Pe-
pular Hotel in the City, the very accommoda-
ding Proprietors, J. Lamkin g. Co., always
ready with their attentive servants 10 con-
vsy horses, buggies, &c, TO and from THIS
establishment to our stable without extra
charge. Persons wishing any thing IN the
livery business, will apply to as, or } Lam
kin & Co.
aug l5-6-H
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Government Of lhe United states.

EXECUTIVE.
JAMES X. Polk, OF Tennessee, President.
George M. Dallas, of Pennsylvania, vice president.
James Buchanan, Of Pennsylvania, sect'y Of state.
w, L. Marcy, Of New York, secretary OF the navy.
r. J. Walker, of Mississippi. sect'ry OF treasury.
Geo. Bancroft, Of Massachusetts,, secl'ry OF war.
Cave Johnson, Of Tennessee, postmaster general.
John Y, Mason, OF Virginia, attorney general.
JUDICIARY.
Roger B. fancy, Of Maryland, chief justice.
Levi Woodbury., of N. Hampshire, associate Justice
Smith Thompson, of New York, 2
John McLane, of Ohio,
Henry Baldwin, of Pennsylvania,
James M. Wayne, of Georgia,
John Mckinley, of Kentucky,
John Cairon, of Tennessee,
Peter v. Daniel, of Virginia,
OTHER OFFICERS.
Winfield Scott, major general of the army.
James Shields, com'r of general land Office.
Edmund Burke, commissioner of patents.
Seth Barton. solicitor of the treasury.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-13

OF all the many terrible struggles that
take phase within the breast Of man; there
is none so full Of rapid contention IS when
The first convictions force themselves upon
Us, that all Dur previous course has been
one grand error; and when the acts on which
we have pTided ourselves. the wisdom that
has made rs vain, the vigor that has proved
weakness the prudence that We have fund
folly,Ihe penetration that has been but blind-
ness. the meanness Of our ambition, and iha
darkness and deiOrmitys under de bright
beam of youth.
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PTiVate Boarding.

private BO0fOAmSs
MFRS. WHITMAN, respectfully
LVL informs her friends and the public,
that She has opened a PRIvATE BOARDING
HOUSE in the large White House on Jeffer-
SON Street, first kept by her, where she e
prepared to accommodate those with Board
Ing who may desire it. One or two small
families can be furnished with private rooms.
Transient persons can be accommodated
with boarding and lodging by the day or
week. Yazoo CITY. Oct. "a. l845. 16-tf.
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DIR. w. p. SAYLE,

HAVIN g established himself
IL permanently in YazoO City, for the
purpose Of practising Medicine, Surgery and
Obstetrcs-would represent to the public
that he has had l6 years experience in the
profession, during which time he has repeat
edly performed most of the capital operations
in Surgery and Obstetrics, viZ;-for calculus
or stone in the bladder, fractured sculi, am
mutations, strabismus and the various forms
Of fistala and dropsies, instrumental obstet-
RIGS, &c. His Office is opposite the Post
Office, where he will be found ready to give
pronpt attention to all cases confded to his
care. Jan IS, 1846, 29-tf
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YeafiF Adtsrtisfk

Fof f1Fiy lines oF leas renewable DaatnFe go GO
w cnntrac taken io less than one Sar4and payable
ne privilege e annnH advertisers Is limited 10 fheif
ptei q other PERSONS sent n by ihe must Sc paid
Professional Advertisements.
For % fines % les not aIterable. months. Sc 90
10 DO 20 do g DO Isl
FzsALI JOB WoRK MUST BE Pain FOR ON
rELIykRY.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-13

Judicial Distrscts of Mississippi.
arranged according to .4ct Of 1874 and SOeht into
operGtSoG after tie late election.
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c. The spaniaida have 9 ploYerb thai
dsinhing water neither makes nan sick,
nor ID debt, his wife widow. 2
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-13

Horn AND MnnOft, ~ efiily iumpetti
the child about On his crutch; pesvishly che
Old man On he. Children bosh-wherein
aiaertheyl The one hohsth, he other RS
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-03-13

We should nst estimate the codndhes6
Of pFlnciales by our sbiIii1 @ defend
them. 81 consIdef ID objection d l1su efas
BE 70 which Ne can find 30 isply
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-02-19
IN SENATE.
THURSDAY, February 10, 1886.

THURSDAY, rcpr'inry ~, 1910.
The journal having been read,
MESSAGE FROM rBE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED
STATES.
The PRESIDENT laid before the Senate mes
sage received yesterday from the President of the
United States, In compliance with resolution pass
ed by the Senate ON the 10Th instant, transmitting
report from the Secretary of State in relation to the
Mexican indemnity; which laid on the table and
ordered to be printed
The PRESIDENT also laid before the Senate
letter from the governor Of the Territory Of Wis
consin enclosing resolutions passed by the legisla
ture of that Territory in favor Of appropriation
for the extnguishment Of the Indian title to the
lands living north Of the Fox river and between the
Wolf and Wisconsin rivers; which were referred to
the Committee on Indian Affairs.
Also, letter from the governor Of said Territory,
in favor Of an appropriation for lighthouse on
Grassy island, near the mouth OF Fox river; which
was referred IN the Committee on Commerce.
Mr.. SEWER submitted documents relating to
the claim Of Solomon Drew TO compensation for ser
vices as provost marshal Of the legionary court of
the militia Of the city Of Washington; which were
referred 10 the COMMITTEES on the District of Column
bia.
Mr., THos CLAYTON presented the memorial
Of Edward Earle, praying the purchase by the gov
eminent Of his invention ola method for protecting
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-26

esss IN IL iegmsF Faulsl enfl llea. 4.
/ passage WaE bal niliRg 9Th lte
Sc isSRaFs NstEta bar4ez s. IS
H3scI - Is eaaeepliaa. II 81 asee ssssly
80 nisealissoasig ~ % d asrsssary
basthens 81 she GoKsFnment. Nth l
paospers hsfeFs u u inrsezsed isFies. =
T. pa enls II IL psrrions meals. ek-
rePi whra treasury noscs. lie esi5enre q
he 6osernuFal's iaslhsedaess. ca he
pFu~aFed - iileir sied. e eanaOi hul
weleome sny derl0asirasson q puilie
oPiniOa ahieh PnOnises eIaaags 81 roun.
seis.
II sfparsic cosznnE;rssian. she pm
gress whirh hss heen asads II eoragaesina
The T.ettcr ilooks II lhe rasiy Gofetaorf.
and collecting documents pertaining ID or
Revolutionary History. under lie fesala-
linn d ahe ri sessions. Vii be delsiled,
with fatiaer suggestions thereon.
II j. needless 10 II more than mention
lie urgent ncressisy II providing snila-
BE enclosure abound lie grounds d lhe
Capifol.
Having hesa legally nolilied n lie
deaths Of Messrs. Rnbcrl AIrlsin and
Thomas l.. Hutchinson. Senators elect 10
The present Legislature. and ~ ihc scsig.
nations Of Mcssrs. HAYNES Richardson
and James Il. lea. neinbets elect 10 ihe
House 81 Commons, from The counties Of
Arson and csswell. | have issued wfils
o. election 70 oil The several yaeaneies.
Iheresignalion of Justices ofllle Peace,
reeeiTedalihis office in the past two years,
win he found in the accompanying Gle,
marked A. s~@s as@ 4
also transmit herewith. the proceed
ings Of slindry State Legislatures. upon
varions subjects, which have been re-
qucsied 10 lay before the General Assem-.
bly,. @% ~-$ --s@ nj e@
Ny Letter Rook win be-snbmiuctl To
your inspection by my private Secretary,
whenever required. ..~f~-s
In conclusion, commend To your raIm
review, every interest Of the people oil
North Carolina. beseeching, You 10 bear
in mind. that however anxious may be
yonr desire tn conclude your lahors as
early as practicable, any measure ofbene.
lit to yonr constituents, now overlooked or
passed BY, must be postponed Two years
later in The day and generation 10 which
We belong. -a. -.
$3.50 ~@ WILL. A. GRAHAM.
Executive Department., ~s E.*
Nov. l7,h, 1916. *@t
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SIS monies sni will alto - sllaura 81,
eeais ~ sEsEy sWaa'y miles d3s1aars s.
sa5sis.sNss Is eufirg . - gslaEs q rra5fs-
foae, ahd rxiaEuirg ixlae aereEi0ia sl.sr
dis<hsrge. The CaElsis.s 81 doe resa-
panies. = - iexdeIed tl.easeasts. 80
werr - sized r. sersire. ars aiso =.
genslF selieisea. ID rsll soseshsr der So.
snd rrosgsniIe anrouaiag % dis arw -
saiFeaeas. aKd rep0sl themselves . ne
Adlaianl Gsnerzl. 10 ne snd shas. I. ),
-I'nsssbaisiy. here e any failure - seceps
~ lie present rsrimeai. 81 any ecmpany
t. rslertesi, she vacancy NAV = inEseai.
ririy Eillea.
Tie ssfirsest afsrufion Is snioinel. III
iaai parl AZ IL former order. diseelire no
nian 10 nc received = ! private or noa.
commissioned oEieer. = Who i ii years
over fnsty-iiEe Or under eigA.
teen, o. VIM ! nos 81 physical stnengih
and sigof." A negieri Of tlis. may oe-
easiolrihe rejection Of company.
The utmost prompiilade i urged IN The
execution II This order. and No doubt j.
entertained oflle zeal md sIarrity. with
which The troops viii respond 10 This eall
Ell their country.
Is onler Of Ills Exeellenry.
WILL. A. GRAHAM.
RoBF. w. likYwOoD.
Adjuians General. ~
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Obituary.

Departed this liz, II his Fsiienne in western
Oraugr. y. g, 81 The 9ia u!iimo. aitar linzeF.
ing lines 81 many weeks. wuuas Hsrr, eai,
i TIC 9Th year n lii sc. Bro,her Holt was
one amongst he nosi respectable eisi1ens Of Or
ange county. He Nas high in Tic cs;ima,ioa AMI
eo'sieaae 81 tic people Of lis immediate .icini-
y particularly, and took lively Interest IN tho
happiness aud welfare Of his neigl.bars. and elt
deeply concerned foE the prsspstiiy and success Of
the section Of the county in which he lived.
lie pTOicssed The Christian religion some Is
or 20 years ago, and soon after which united him.
self 10 the Christian church, established al New
Providence chapel, within few miles Of bis re-
sidcncc. Of this church he remained an active
and influential member to tie day Of his death.
lie vas hy no means secisrian in his feelings but
cnteraincd an enlarged charity Tor the professors
Of christianity Of every denomination. His house
was smphadcaIly the preachers home, and there
the minister of the gosIel always met a heiny
and sincere welcome. lie WIS always amongst
the foremost in every enterprise whose object wa'
tic advancement and prosperity Of the church oi
4 bis choice. He will be much missed in his fam
H., amongst his neighbors, AMI especially by ID,
church. Hr died in great peace, without groan
surrounded by his children and friends, Who mue'
deplorc his loss We loved him ourself as a q
thor. -. ...- cEris!iaa Sun.
i Died, in this county, on Saturday morning liz
I4th inst, after painful and lingering illness o
several weeks, Mrs. MaRTna r. Mrxsrs, wife o
Mr.. John r.. Minnis, IN The Goth year Of her arc
sine iad becna member Of the Methodist Epis
eopal Church for eleven years, anil adorned hcl
profession BY exhibiting in all the different rela
tons Of life those traits Of character that eycl
show the christian as light shining in darl
place. s@'s.a @@-~ [coM.l
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Office.

THE time for which the subscribers entered
y into partnership having expired, all persons
indebted to the firm BY note or account, are here
by requested to call and settle Immediately, as the
business must be wound up without delay.
n. b. Their large stock Of work ON hand will
he sold at reduced prices, consisting Of
Saddles, Brides, Harness, and Ear.
ness fIountings Of all kinds,
and many other articles too tedious TO mention.
Please call and examine for yourselves before pur-
chasing elsewhere. ~ "s@ H.
!. 49,, HOOKER & PHILLIPS.
November %. 55-3w
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II I Il u s lD % ID % 10 Eo
Thursday, November 20.
Executive Department, Z
Nov. l7lh, 1916. :

The Governors Message. = Not
withs,anding ,hC great lcnyth Of the Governors
message, w. have given il entire in this. weeks
paper, though We are thereby compelled 10 omit
several other interesting articles But for this we
need make no apology, and doubt not that our
readers will give The message an attentive peru
sal. II i document Of more than usual ability,
and embraces variety Of matters Of deep interest
TO all the citizens Of The state. His views of our
state affairs arc clear and satisfactory, aud display
a Iibcrality worthy of a profound statesman His
notice of our national concerns ia brief, but to the
point driving conviction 10 the mind, Of the i'm.
polite Legislation and ,inwise measures Of the Na.
;ional Administration, with force not to be re-
sisted.
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VEG s ! D Z j

a M0NG all the advertised remedies Of the day
Ia for Ague and Fever, Chill and Fever, none
seem to meet with such raplity of sale ami give 50
much general satisfaction, as DIR. HuLLs CELE-.
DRAFTED PILLS. Wherever they have been
introduced, al tenics in whatever shape, aIl mix
lures and Pills, and preparations of every charae-
ter, designed Tor this disease, have been discarded
and DIR. Hulfs Ag1c Pills have hcen received as
the ONLY PERMANENT CURE! They stop
the chills and fever the first day, and do not sick
en- The stomach or operate on the bowels. sTsas
Young children. and persons of all ages, sexes
and conditions, may use these Pills, not only with
safety, but with the certainty of success
Price per box, rs cents. ="
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GENERAL. ORDER.
Executive Department.,
Ralaiair. Nn1rlnirr lstsi. l.sf.

@&@sMA@A eN3eNsAstN* 1850 - - y
b. unofficial publication dated The 10Th
,lay Of july Inst. the Governor, ~ Captain
General and Commander IL Chief Of The
Militia of The STATE. bad lie honor ID offer
his thanks to those 81 his lcilow-ciiizens.
whose promptly rendered their services Tor
the prosecution Of The existing war with
Mexico. in compliance with his prncIa-
narion Of The 22dof May preceding, and
10 make known the companies who had
been designated by lol 10 form the rrgi.
menl OF Infantry required By the Picsi
dent Of The Emitted Sta!es.
In the rcqnisiiinn Of I!e War Depart
ment, under which that proclamation was
issued. the volunteers were called far by
the authority of The get Of Conggess, ap
proved ihe l3,h Of May. 1915, hut tia
length Of linc, during which their seryic,
would be exported. was not specifed
The act declares That tlley may be accept
cd " 70 serve twelve months alter they
shall have arrived nj The place Of rendez
vous, or. 10 the end Of the war unless soon
CT discharged'--lhus making Two aislinc
Terms Of service, the one certain in dura
ton, The other uncertain. @@.~'s .
The commander-in-C hiefnow announ
ccs The receipt ofanoiher reqnisilion from
tihe President or tho United States, slates
10Th inst. of a regiment Of Infantry fol
immediate service, and to be continued
therein !. during lie inar Nth Merici
unless sooner discharged" The sap
reniment 10 consist of. = p = ..
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IN Tbursiss he I7sh "a December next. I
~ slsail ssl, . thrrhighnss lliileg. d cFs.lil
u lxelse months 81 re laie resilence II William
Bradford. deceazed 81 lie property belonging u
de sill estate, CONSISTING ~ lIGrscs Cailie, Hogs.
one Wagon and GeeE. Gem. Fodder. HouahOsl
and Kitchen Furniture. Farming Toals. and OH
sr articles Bond and security vii b. required
Of tie puFrhascEs.
THOMAS LYNCH, .7dm'r.
November ~. SIS
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Office

THE KalscE.hsI AssssEg.on 90 srss a. n NJ
> ssHt<F e'aants Cent isg6. aaksz lrsssssrf
aaairisfrssisn snrarrlhs = -. q a. es1sss q
sOaIS WILKINS. dece4Esa, hsssl.s eisss vras-
u nesics ID allrreiia0 q 81 sstae Is srresrg
III eisins. daay aushsntcslei. Rishia - sisae
FsgseEli.ei 81 IL. otAeruiss tbs nasise pils :
tasad y - u tieiF recovery. Drsaoss 4 a
estate vii 10 Paea&e b Eske isnnseaisie fas-
nant.
JOHN c. DOUGLAS. afm'r.
November -. 55-Sw
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Notice.

FENHE Subscribers having qualified, At February
u tern Orange County Court, 1915, rs ex-
ccutors OF The last will and testament Of JOSEPH
ARMSTRONG, deceased, hereby give notice 10
all persons indebted TO the estate OF the deceas-
cd to make immediate payment; and all persons
having claims against the estate will present ihen
properly authenticated, within the time prescribed
by law, or this notice viii be plead in bar Of their
recovery. y.
IouNiTATE,f ! IT,,
JOHN FAUcEIT, s -
November "a. I 5J-3,yu
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state legislature.

The Legislature of this State commenced its
biennial session on Monday the 10th instant, and
was organized by the appointment Of its princi-
pie officers, as noticed in our last. -. D.
:. On Tuesday, on the second ballosing' Mr.. Va
lentinc Garland, of Guiiford, was elected En-
crossing Clerk. Undsrths law Of ahe hast session,
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Notice.

FENHE undersignei having taken gu, letter. OF
Il administration on he estate Of WILLIAM
BRADFORD, deceased, al persons indebted to
said estate are requested 10 NIKE imnsdiaic pay
mels; AMI those having claims will present them,
propcrly authenticated within he time prescribed
by law. Or this notice viii be plead in bar Of ,ler
recovery. -
THOMAS LYNCH, aam'r.
November -. - 55-3wP