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Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20
WESTERN STAR.

untersghed respectfully beg leave to.n form
l. the Publr that they have opened the above men,
toned establishnsnt Nam Street, next door to the
0st oGs wnefs ray times be found the choicest
usually kept in the class Of coffee houses and
will at all tines be really to serve their friends, aud
such as may honor then. with their patronage, aid
hope by strict attention 70 bsness and strong desire
patronage heretofore exteldsd',o theme, sFc1
They have ais" fitted upn The rear Of their establish,
msnt large and comnloiious Lrsry Stale. where
they will keep constantly hire, horses rshcls &C.
that persons wishing to trvel take pleasure rides
may Do so, aceoum odains terms Corn, fodder
and oats, constantly on han, and for sale.
POPE l. STONE.
f Van Buren, May 30, 4GNlS ans - ,,i4y"' l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20
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isGoabMHstsaN As,os,esAaE9yaE

Ps''aaose Of an order Of the hoporsbls Rsol.As
thereof D%% sas f.sss sSrs AP' q, term
enthday 81 Jaly asst tstthe Court House Door in the
town Of Van BDren, aha followiry
land sao ate IN sad eoSaty 0f Cfax lesd 70 vit; So
korthea vt fractional qaasisr oi ssut sa
(27I ,esnshp - LsIih raags thiIty al ses
con tanning enc haudrsd and kf,y al 90 sesss IN.
E.qr Of soc thirty i've, t3s,) the or Of ,he i
ar Of sec thirty. five, (35,l townshp nine t9S N ~
thirty two, (32,l W; containing two hundred 1900
acres The qr ofsee twenty t20,, N II hiss tel,
GfR shit,y,wo Sss, W: sS''.sininy one air.i
90, in nine 9, N x twenty .nine 90 w; coutainfsr
seventeen II Tho W frqr Of sec ~ ens y oc
81 in township nine D. " Rtwenty- nine W. eonts 6irk
sftreight ss-ioe acres, The !. fst of see twest!
one 81, 7 nine R twenty nine ~ W; contsiitTfr
nineteen SOl00 10 s"iJO ueres: The y n or Of sec
twenty three %, 7 nine 3, thirty 30 W. con,sinis
twenty five seven,y.six hundredts 2j '1glse seres
The W half of the E qr Of sec twenty three % in
Ths W ir half Of the N w Or Of see twrptythrre ~
in 4 nine thirty 80 vi containing thirty aSlVO
acres 80 3siOo The e AZ pf twenty SIX &c.
iA T,sips .. thirty sow; containing thirIy ss,iOo
30 3s,i1D acres The w half of sec twenty six 2G
nine 9. thirty 30 containing three hnndrsd and
twenty 800 acres: The E half OF tho N Z ar Of sec
tYep,y seven ~, in 7 hine 9, R thirty 30, w; CON
taiuihg eighty SO acres; The f half Of the az Of
sec twenty two q, Tnins 0. N R thirty solw; eSh.
i. seven !, n thirty sow; tbptainIug one hundred
aud eights FIVE ss, 100 acres: The N WI az u sec
six s, in T seven 7, thirty 80 W; containing two
hundred and fifty ;ons 53100 acres: Tho s + az sof
sec six. 6, Tseven, 7, R thirty 30 W; containing
one hundred and sixty ll6ol acres: The Whalfofthc
s Or ofscc fifteen, Is, in Teight y 4 thirty onet3t
"; containing eighty 1901 acres The " half Of Iba
s " q or sec twenty FIVE aj, in Teight, .NRtbiIE
W. containing eighty $50 acres; The haif ofthe s
qr and half the qr ofsec twenty six, a6, in
nd sisiy 1901 acres: Tho N + a Of the qtof
,hiIyhye, g. and the W qr of the N 'i'i Il see
sOl scres The " hAlf foithe 4 "a, d &c thisiyfy:,
rs, and the " qr of the " qf 81 SOC Thirty Six,
36, + eight, $, thirty 1901 west, containing ono
hundred and twenty fl2ol acres Aiso lots No ibrco
% and four til In bocA number fonr film Knox ad
dition 10 the town Of Van Buren, and lots No eIeyeu
III and twelve tl2 in block Notwo t2ainshe tos.og
van Buren. All situate IN tho county Of Crawford in
the State of Arkansas. Terms;-six months credit,
WIN SARAH r r'hiBspk. ysm'.
AA - efths Estate cf Roofs. Gibson, deed
a MAvO 1886 ->lAI6w 10 5-T1pD I@qqB saB 80
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20
klcAN MURDER OF COL. CROSS.

2ICAN MURDER OF COL. CROSS.
opening Of the existing war against the
States has boen characterized, on the part
co, BY one Of those doeds Of wa","n and
outrage against the usagcs of civilized no.
vhich stamp the perpetrators US barbarous
lrates, undeserving Of mercy in the hour OF
and whose disasters should draw forth no
ofsympathy from the world. Their armed
M, Us they are pIeased to call tho adrdnce
Of their army, commenced hostiiitles by the
Ny murder Of the brave Cross. The horrid
sefsoizing him alone, unarmed, and hang,
sN 3 tree, should whct the swords and
sleasts ol our American soldiery for an
hSasughter. We say this outrage is char
aeof Mexico, and, further, that they nave
'edto manifest their contempt for the u.s.
warfare towards US, because we have su'
Pssmitted former acts Of similar charac'
1 3 sntetenged. ! We lhass allowed our
70 be lashed in chains through her Streets
sdh pseudo spirit Of Philanthropy, shut
sicthsir cry for succot, for fear that.tn
ldug national respect, we might wound tne
q these Mexican su,.throats Out up'
,ton that thus loses sight Of the respect ou0 @"
20 ora snoilsiJJs ID. ...HtH 80 > =,
Cross was, q citizen OF Prince Georges
10 Maryland, and a thousand fr'ends
IN homenow pant for On opportunity to ald
slng his death. A gallant corps M Nev =,
n hare chosen the name Of his "AeeHseFs'
s''ssl they will have an opportunity o. wip'
. noble soldier's ignominious mufder ~
of,hs foul gang who perpe'ras'edd Or 'lsl sane
~ feeling should now parade eli 'toe
s1a hearts, and that is a fosofve 70 end thl'
.lA Mexico BY blows which forever aver
wi ID het national memory. Tho lmoec.'0
asnts Of tory statesmen and a'recreant Press
/ would bid 10 submit to these injuries, ,I or
!hat we deserpe them, should be fa,thfu:y
es'sd while, lin the meantime, sl' o'ngens..
ste should b made 10 send for~aro ou'
Win full supplies Tor an energetic cam 10
-she foe concentrating, ds they afe' in s!ea'
Ess sbou. Gen. TAI ylor's immediate yicla.y. T.
n sstheA.-action should be the order ot .ae
|.uu tha cryfto arms--" Remember inc ~ 'ou' y
q g shs gallant 2Cross,"'', ,%.sE Ir. ,,ho
i 9Ang Glove 70 the above' We aRPsno ~
~ slipping. from a PhilsdslPhie PaPer..
r1 Cross, the wife Of Col. Coos ot'tne army
~ Killed on the Rio Grande, died thts p n'ofp, 9 9,
q ihn civ, Her health was, delicate, -ana
.ssfl her husband proved 100 amuco 'ot y =
A, A !args family .ofcrh''drsn arc. thus
gefPmhsd.' T fhsy sre among 'hc rhti'-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20
% MAsONs AND 40 LAB0RlERs'
WANTED IMMEDIATELY -

coon STONE MAsoNs and Forty Laborer'
I'll wanted for which far wages VIII Dc Pa'a' 10
uo,I m the new works at Fort smith; - ,g.---..
"o'A AsTEIIsTUs M A. BLUMENTHAL,r C'atroet0T
Fart smith, June 90, Is46-i9-3w. -.-.A.,
~ The Arkansas Democrat Will pioSsc copy '"'
~. w. ,br,. tmss and charge this Office
sETTLEMEr OF EXECUTORS AND ADM kS'
NrOTlSE is hereby given tha! tho following
N named Executors and Administrators nave
f,ed their accounts for set,lement and cohhrma'
tion. 10 wit: s~ -r, ;I' "'.,, = T. ~ - g,
i,J, Iohn n X. Hurrel admir- Of John Harrel' dec d.
ISn;,h V;nsnnt =" John Hancock, DEC d.
ISna ,sa.a" T',rner Il" Wharton R. McphersonS"
Ma,I.w H1s, Moore {" Powell Euper decd.
W,Ii;on q. Shannon g" Joseph Towles decd.
sI'"ar, 'I Rovd q, Z" John Boyd dec d.
S.,"oI a"u"y" Mics To- Robert W. Miles decd
Ha'nu', I"u N;daver George Nidsver deed.
%Iou,.s 1Ioou Hozen " I" Thomas Dugan decd.
M"p"aret , "o Glenn Adm'x " Joseph B. Glenn
Ts Sor,eIl adm'r g John Sorreli dec d.
.n"nes, Ia,nss NJ French "A L. J. Rowark idesd.
np anasl;aa Williams adm'x Of Jnken Williams
a c;bson 4 +" Robert s. Gibson dec
ss1a.n Ss,"" R strawn admr johnson Howell doct
Gns,ao G 8 Foster 7" George Il. Foster dec q,
no.;S r., Price Guardian Of James, JOHN ahs
% : a,;S, Shannon. hefsiof JoHn'H. Shannon dec d
LOUIS aT ,orsons interested in the settlement OF any
"a" .,s, accounts are hereby notifed to come
9. M,s ID 49, md file exceptions thereto y any they
orw".u ,rU -. before the next term Of the Court 81
Probate. in and for the county o. oiaw| THsIs 4
holden on the first Tuesday o, .o'y neAs
Or thew will be forever barred 'ro" 70. 80 o1P'HA
said accounts, Or any item ihefeql; re- ~ 81
.,...t -,.It 0i h.r1. J, 20 ~ 10 s5IEI1
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

/. G. RassSsTS Carolina to be
sosaDia'i T. DsaaaD. ofNeS, York, 80 70 Ss Z sec
tsp.s. I. Elliott, of Pennsylvania, tole
..i1 :. DAVIS, Of Illinois, 70 be second lisu'en. len
u.r..e. of Mary land, to. Be second
.,,,-s1 90 looit 'aa'i''L' ~ ','.. ors
y vo,,i,, Of the District of Columbia, to
4" Rssuc, Of Ohio, to bs second lieu.
20 lK.9 Russell, Of Michigan, to be sec.
p'sG.u' M.u' Of the District Of Columbia, TO be
tssSsIITARY sToREKEEPER. . h,s'a
r. Surgeon, 10 be military s.ore-kecper,
.s.,d b. Butler removed, rla,Ja ,s.-qut
,,.,. Col. A,uey,--'rhe following is an
isIs,,er from Mr.. Senator ASHLEY, to
:, If The Helena Journal. and published
~, of 18th ult. After n,entioning the
E ;o Congress produced BY The alarming
han received from Gen. Taylors army
M G,ande. the passage of the act nppro'
40 OOO, 900, and authorizing the raising
mvolunleers-and Of The passage Of the
.s,iap The rink and file oftbo regular force
=, from 40 to 100 in ench company. thus
S.n @ doubling the reguinr force-and the
fItv Of the passage Of the bill to raise regi.
counted rihemen-Col. Ashley says
|, n two days Congress,has done its duty
l,sd,he power id the. hnnds Of the admin
|, N uupish the outrageous proceedings com.
a,ou us by Mexico, which we have borne
s,s With such une xampIed patience. Her
u shedding the blood of Americon citizen,
|, own ,oif, has filled the cup 10 overflow.
b,sarance was no longer vir.ue-justice
5liny forbid a farther delay, or any farsh.
|ma q, reconeilratieU. j have said, shedding
]. Of our ci,izeas upon our own sol, ,--and
,rs. The Rio Del Norte was the bound.
med by Texas for herself, and one, tial
kroilo, ten years thus Claimed, and during
|,.u, session Of Congress we hhVe admitted
b this Union under resolutions passed by
=, in which the power was reserved .c
N.mrnent to fix the boundaries between
hud foreign governments as she might deem
h right, without consulting Texas on the
|, vet we had never exercised that reserved
and when a minister was sent to Mexico,
4, vcrv purpose, he was CONTEMPORARY re-
Though, invited by Mexico; and thus, until
bdary should have bsen fixed by Us, the
reclaimed and established by Texas. was
ii boundary of,he United States, and Con-
Nd % determined When they passed an ac'
shinq collection districts in that State, and
scuslom house at Corpus Chris!i-west of
bees. lffhs is not admitted, (he correct
which | believe can be demons.ra,cd.) yet
previously taken possession OF the whole
\ no 10 the east bank Of the Del Norts, and
leo claimed this. also, she had no right under
! Of nations, to have frcsoried to force--il
subject of diplomacy merely, and, unit she
bose means. il was unjus,i6abIe war 10 have
do force for the possession Of the country
Fshe had Just ciaim to il. hope and .rus'
E large means placed at the disposal Of the
iss will enable the President 10 prosecute
/ 10 successful termination at the very
period-ior it 10 not to be disguised, that
very justly eatertained that Mexico, with
expectations Of foreign aid, would scarce
, dared thus TO attack this powerful nation
sr limited means aad distracted condition.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20
WALLACE&E WARD

Have just received, pg stea me. Troy, direct from
ii Philadelphia, New Hrk and BostUn one Of the
largest and best selected stSks Of SPfng and sumper
Goods they ever brought this inarket, consisting in
part of blue and black Esash and French broadclotha
and casimeres pilot antbeatef cloths silk satin and
cashmere ves,ings; fine rtdum aud low priced weeds
satinets and Kentucky fns. very cheaP large lot Of
lannes Of all colors a1 at all prces linen and cot
ton coat and pantaloontus; in great variety, and at
low prices very la7s stock of,byown and bleaehed
'' s'"t D TAXA, NsQaT [ OJ.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

would that they we're also the las,-,o, suffer The
loss Of parents in this glorious conflict, ,Sl
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

WISH tc purchase negro boy, sgs*niSin ~ 30
years. for which the sash .pill be ssven.----
jcl kus ssHc4s1 EseB DkNEyQ fda l61U @K
k2IS SRtth Ny 'aal ts46.-lsSxs ~ Il
Gut ribbed decanters, pressed Sieai, l9cb<ksSond
~ Dishes . do do do, I do obIong DO do do do .
f,ils I I'm Z e!s sf;d5f s:;dfE Os;:,js sS sI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20
HFNRYGeuNNINaHhM.

1T kvEieea, peg late afr vai,t tron. "a Orksns aht
III Cincinnati, very large and eater size Assortment
SI S.. Fss b h. , SsSf' siS
ewsss ssnarkct pricos for cash os ssehaqge t9s esan,
~ produce .r 81 rl .iHrrs0!rsg @ lsr.roA lyAFI
DrE lif sdi 10 sl,ul GIOcerics, sI!A IHa rgdT III
Rio coffee, brown aud loaf Sugar. inolase.. alt
whskcy, brandies en-, ma hga, carna na des'a cham
paigne andpoct wines. French and Anieri eardas,
brsndy fruits, brandy-rhcrries peppermint
asstd stOugh,ou, winch Sd gscpt bitters lemon ~.
tasdies, blsstf h%ptla gun beds, and YouSs ysdu
teas, vinegar chocniAte. ssrdnes alspiee, pepper,
ginger, 'eassa, Mustard, alum saltPe,rs, saJpralas
bVrax, bmsoue raisins, currants soda biscuit, Prones
indigo, madder, copPeras, corks rice, chalk whting
Spanish brown. turPentne, linsecd OIL tanaers.oil
Japan and eopa yarnish lethrage, powder lead shot
mana rope ass'd zrs, bed eords. plough lines cod
cigars, Stacking, matches, painted burkets tubs md
keeers, broons, mattrasses, Jugs and demJohns &c.
Dry Goods.
Domesiics, blankets, bod. ticking, prints, marlbro
t;Pe., sasTns, teargia houespun domssiiss,
cot,onades u great Variety woolen and cotton shsws
sc &c. --------.-----
SAt Hardware and Cutlery.
Iron Steel castings bellows, anSils vices. haminsrs
spadcs shdrcs, garden rakes hoes, log and trace
shanss, scythes, axes mill cioss cot and hand saws,
patent balances. steelyards, s.rr and but, hinges,
chses hes brass copper and bell metal
steeP a and hons, sho1efs aud tongss, tea Kettles,
knives and forks, pen knives, shoe and butcher do
ra4ors scissors shears sfters cotton cards. WOOL do
coffee mills; gun hnts, percussion caps; wrapping cap
and letter paper. ,.... .. EttA
! Hats, shoes and Roots. ., /
Fashionable cashmere hats; beaver do; nutria do;
wool pearl and sporting hats palm hats; ass broy
boys and women's shoes--a great variety Of prices
',''s - 'i' '''s' =. saddlery. r1r' ''''Ns "A f.
Gentlemen and ladies' saddles; bridlcs, martihgales,
sursingss. girths whips, horse collars blind bdesi
S'Mi, MsS! Ses.: 81 I'LL III D S.ittiLliH
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20
I . ! hBEs' WEIR. / " J

New style prints iom St to .25 cents, worsted ant
cotton .lalzur nes tghams, shaded ,hwn,g CHA ms
new st le, painted wps poke muslns; cam hrcs sne
jaconcis; plain andguted alpaca lustres very cheap
reps nous senes daine, something entirely new ant
decidedly rich; dhmere d'ecosse !; gradoated robes
plain and figured rs and satns; shawls fancy hdkfs.
linen canbfic' hds plain and hem ititched; scaEfs
collars eapes ca and chemisettes; mitts and gloves
of every style aIhuality; bobnet and thread laces
and inser,ings t,on; thread and bobn. edgings and
inserngs new slc bopnets; plain and fancy ribbons.
something newand trimmings, in great variety; par
asos and sun sler; white and black silk and cotton
bose, .. 81 short almost every article fer la
100 CASH OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
Chip, Lsorn, Panama, Silk and Fur
Hats, die latsst,fashios. Lrrge lot
of Boz aaa siafiodery,@ Hardwars,
~ 10 t7iand talery, China,1 Gldss and u
.ns I'd b,aol Q,{rs,Oare. DfHgs, Medieinesolq
,di rot - anp and DysiStnfs.'n'9 'I'd1q oH'
I sUGARIC IC&EE, AND OTHER GROCERIES.
h ,All we ss that persons wishing 10 purchase will
ca n and exahe our stock, and il they do MI boy
cheap good, lwIl not be our fault. The highest
pric laid for flour, wheat, corn meal, oats
Bceswa x,f belhidcs deerskns, coonskns, feathers,
and plank. 'ob 400. ~. -" d. "'
=" Van Burst May 20, 1876. Issro'n sd. o. IL oaeu
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

1nds asnistibg cf-3-4 and "A ssaais. i:aras s.s
34a6I.2 and .ash ssssd+l- by s-sy 43sby "a
3ia BY 81. g5J MA, Syis, i:, ia,shgy Sy 10 -
N l.gSy R7s ,By fs4. 4by Al hrssai ssAs5zA )
fHnd ssnieh Ssxcs; psugh ,siSg % cas-. I'D ssons
Tor saw mtiss,.s 1ea bas ssT ss5t .s5 I-qSlr
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20
SCOTT, WHITE L CO. ,

q M1yv, 1s4S-nl6w Il I-aTOJ 1906 a
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

Domesticss bis nkcts, bod ticking, prints, marlbr
s;;fe: s9snips, Geargia homespun blcachsd domestic
cot,onades u great yarety woofen And cotton shawi
Gotten and silk hdkfs, battons thread, hosiery, check
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

s,Imit.aon French c,ssngs esssisaine i'SfsIskist
whh hds do do xS griddleS, ~ wepSts wRbi6.
siasil pois.n sIsxsd ,1sEoIS .s'stfFf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20
COUNTY CANDIDATES.

Fort Smith, June 18th.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-20

IN GOOD STONE MAsoNs and Forty Lae9re's
III wanted for which fair wages VIII be PAID 10
"o'N NNsIEIIsTU VT A. BLUMENTHAL, Contractor.
n.y. IN ~
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10 inc House, Mr.. Cannon introduced A bill
70 extend the benefit Of the attachment law ~
NONRESIDENT creditors sgains. non. resideu,
debtors 's'oe"'
Mr.. Millsaps, of Pontotoc, gave notice Tho,
at future time, he would introduce hill ~
reduce the per diem Of members of The leoisla 4
ture, and to reduce the salaries of officers Of the
government.
NJ. North gave notice that, on monday next
he would introduce bill for the establishment
OF an inferior Court Of Chancery in the south.
ern part Of the State.
Mr.. Hines gave notice that he would, al the
some time, introduce bill to reduce the ner
diem OF tqe members and clerks of the Police
Courts; and one for the relief of orphan children
and other purposes. '' 0'''' :"
Mr.: Oiworih, of Tishamingo, gave notice
that ne would. at future time, introduce a bin
ton of Constabes.
Mr.. Brooks gave notice Of the introduction Of
bill by him to aler the road law.
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SHERTFFS SALE OF
JUDGMENTS.

NT OTlCE.-On the Bird Monday IN Marc
:. ~ lS46, will sell for cash, at the Cour
House Door, in the town of Ripley, IN
following Judgments, to satisfy the costs there
or, TO witt
VIM. F. Payne VS. AndrewF Davis. Admin
istrator of Martha Davis decd dated 3Olh Sep
TENDER, 1874, Judgment $l9O03
Samuel Mosby vs. Stephen Greer, dated ls
October 1874, amt. of judgment $3.50 81
Jas Allen VS. Hinson Purnell, dated 3rd Octo
Der 1914, amt of judgment $l28,66.
Greenbury Mitchell VS. John 8 May, dated
Bird October 1874 amt of Judgment S4l527.
Henry Burrough use of John Burrough vs.
John s May, dated Bird October 1914, amount
OF judgment $496.50.
Edward Grooms VS. Jas M Moore and John
Mckee, dated 5h October 1910, amount of
Judgment $l59,l6.
Hiram Howard VS. Edward Dasheill, dated
9th October 1910, amt of judgment $6O,36.
Means d. Cunningham vs. John Nj Willis,
dated 9th October 1910, amt judgment $6S,sO
Joseph Sullivan VS. Sarah & Ransom Fuller.
dated 9Th October 1910, amt judgment $66. 7S.
Jenkins Williams VS. George A Phifer, dated
30th March 1912, amt of judgment $93,l5.
Levi Mcdonald vs. Amos James, dated 18th
September 1912, amt Of judgment $l5551s.
BERN and Burnside VS. Richard Dean, d.
ted46th September 1872, amt judgment ll3, "a
Morris & Dumas VS. John SMay, dated 29t h
May 1889, amount of judgment $27l4.
J b Johnson VS. John Burns 4 David Walden
dated Goth November 1893, amt judg $l25. 81.
David Riddle vs. H W Keeble. dated 27lhl
Nov 1888, amount Of judgment $l6574.
Thomas A Adams VS. H w Keeble & others
dated % May 1888, amt judgment $3.50.
Haywood Bowers, adm dc VS. H w Keeble,
dated 29ih May $780, amt Judgment $2O,2S 4
Jas w Sumner use of Henry Wright, VS. 81
N Rogers and A N Young, dated 26th May
1882 amount of judgment 1867
Alex NJ Caldwell vs. E nj Rogers, dated
26lh May 1889, amt Of judgment $l24,l7.
Same VS. EN- Rogers, dated 26lh May 1889,
amount Of judgment $2l4.l4
= Citizen Woods vs. Z NJ Rogers, dated
25th May 1889, amt of judgment 1923
H d. Kirkman vs. Isaac Moore, dated Goth
March 1e4l, amt ofjudgment $685. o.
Tarver g. Moore vs. Chas Hines, dated 10Th
May 1888, amt Of judgment $6S76.
Nathaniel A Clark vs. VIM Eaton, dated 26th
May 1888, amt ofjudgment $l36,40.
WIN Moore vs. Jane McEIwee, dated Isl
April l64l. amt Of judgment $706S.
Wiley A Morgan We Jno q P Williams, dated
9th November 1888, amt judgment $95,lO4.
Jno Booth VS. Haywood Johnson, dated 9TH
October 1840,$l62,O3.
A. G.. BLAIR, Sheriff
Of Tippah County Miss
Deem. 18th 1862 3m
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The STATE OF MI SSiSSIpPj
1IPPAH COUNTY.

PROBATE CoURT, December Term, ls45.
AMES WALKER, Administrator of Isaac
- "a. 6herrill deceased, Prayed the Court
~ oy Petition, to grant him an order for The
said d da. sde teal Estate or lands belonging to
. S'u aecd TO wli:-The South half of Lot No.
=. and Lot No. 3, in Block No. ~, in The town
o. Sat n,pey Mississippi, for the paymen. of the
eeots OF said Estate. 1t was thereupon ordered
ny sne court tina, Ct alton ISSUE requiring ali
ruary Term 1916, of the Probate Court If TIN.
pan county to be held at the Court House
thereof on the first Monday in said Month. and
snow ho,,,t cause, Ifany they have, why said lands
enoua not De sold; and that said Citation be
published for six successive weeks in The R;r,ot
AoRvertiser, a Newspaper published in the town
o. Ripley. WITNESS, the Hon. RoBERT R.
r, THOMAS, presiding Judge of said
lL.S Court, the first Monday in Decem.
,o Der le45. Issued the 4th Deem
oei Io4o. DANIEL HUNT. CPk
Dec. 9th 1645-l-6w - =
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Sale Of Lands

@N Monday, March, 23rd 1876, at the
u Court House Door in Ripley; will offer
for Sale, on credit Of Twelve Months.
win good security, under an order OF the Pro.
oate Court Of Fippah County Miss, the follow
ing described lands:-The s Il ofS4,T2,
n DO acres Of the North side Of the N
W OF 3, To, R 2 E--And 40 acres, being
the Northeast Sixteenth Of 8 4, T 2, RE:
all lying in Tippah County and making 25J
acres in all. Sold as the property Of James M
Gunter deceased, and the title believed to b
perfect. Q. DAVIS,
ADMIR-. De bonis non
of James M. Gunter dec q
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

WyHE undersigned at the November term
lS45, OF the Probate Court of Tippah
County Mississippi, having obtained let
,ers OF Administration on the Estate of James
l. Peeler deceased, takes this method Of notify
ing all persons having claims against said decd.
10 present them in the time prescribed by law,
oF.this notice WILDE plead in bar Of their re.
covery; and all persons indebted to said decd.
are requested to come forward and make set.
tement Immediately, as | am determined to
wind up the business as soon as possible.
GEORGE A. PEELER.
Administrator