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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-05-23

Tin and Sheel-IrOn Ware
MANUEACTORX.
= L N q n o v n, Pc N MA /.
Il that he has commenced the manufacture Of
Tia aud Sheet.lrOn Ware,
in all its various branches, ut Selinserove. His
ware is not only made Of the bes, materials. hut is
put together in . substantial and workmanke msn,
neh differing in This respect from much OF The
sold, which is made up in hurry fot that purpose.
An excellent assortment win be kept hand at all
tim, s, which viii be aid on the most reasona5l
terms. ANDREW 8. WINGERT.
Srlnsgrove, May 10th, is46.-G
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Ingram

Splendid Embossed Piano end Table Coversy
s,sn Rods, Bindings, Sheep Skins, &c. &c.
With an immense stock Of low priced Carpets
Of oil descriptions, List Rag Hemp, and Cotton
Carpets. from IL 10 SO Cent? per yard
Country Merchants, hcusss.epers and others
have now IN opportunity OF supplying themselves
with hsndsome and dssifsble goods st greatly redn-
ced prices. ROBERT b. WALKER,
25 N. I'd 81. opposite Christ Church.
PhiisdelPhis, May 18th, is46.-3m
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EVANS & WATSON,

Manufacture aud keep cor.
Pstantly on hand, large as
'sortment of their Patent In.
proved Salamander + r T.
,PROOF SAFES. which a's
So constructed as TO set at res,
all manner If doub' as to their
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Assessment.

XASSO SSIIINIlCs
MMEMBERS Of the Lycoming County Mutu-
V al Insurance Company are hereby notified,
that the Board Of Directors have ordered Assess.
ment Of per cent. on all premium notes, due to
the Company on the 18th day Of November, ls45,
to he paid previous to the I'd day Of June next, to
the Treasurer or 10 Receivers.
VIM. A. PETRIKIN, Sec'y.
NIB. The Receivers for Northumber land coun.
" are Abraham Straub, q. A. Frick, VIM. w. IT.
lagd and Edward Oyster.
&. s. WALLIS, Esq. Treasurer.
Office Of the I.y. Go. Mut In Co.,p
Muncy, May l6, 1916 st
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n 8 now prepared to offer; Wholesale and Retail,
q large assortment Of FANcr and STAPLE
DRY q 90 DIS.
State journal & flag., 1846-12-11
PuDLIc No. 172.

ANaCr author,yn,, tho ,,,hah,,oo,. of ,o,y,
shin nm. NJ ,o,,a sb,r,.an aas, So. ao,n.
~ oh,o n rel,eou;sh oor,o,n ,sndo sslec,ea
t1r schoos md in chan o,hsrs IN len of
,la,, ~ '''''" ''' ''
ISao II y. :, ...,a5 h., ,1o S.,,,o
l'hI u nc e"uoio" w "e pe""1 {,
an" HOUSE q hePTeSe"taf'oes q 'he Chtteo
States OF America an Congress assembled,
That, on the REIMBURSEMENT to the United
States by the proper school trustees OF townsh p
one OF range thirteen east, in Seneca county,
OHIO, OF all the right, title, aud interest OF the
inhabitants of said township to the east half
and northwest quarter Of section eight, IN
township ten SOUTH of range nine east, contain
iIg four hundred and eighty acres, and Cedar
Point, on Cedar Island, in Lake Erie, contain.
State journal & flag., 1846-12-11
RESOLUTIONS.

mo. Joint Resolution for the admis-
sion Of the State ofTexas into The Union.
Whereas the Congress Of the Uniled
States, by Joint resolution approved March
The first, eighteen hundred and forty five,
did consent that the territory properly in
cluded within, and righiully belonging to,
the republic OF Texas, might be erected into
q new State, to be called the State Of Texas,
with republican form Of government, to
be adopted by the people of said republic,
by deputies in convention assembled, with
consent Of the existing governmental order
that the same might be admitted as one of
the States of the Union which consent of
Congress was given upon certain cond-
tons spec fled in the first and second sec
lions OF said joint resolutions, and where .
the people OF The said republic OF Texas.
by deputies in convention assembled, with
the consent of the existing government, did
adopt a constitution, and erect a new State
with republican form Of government, and
in the name OF the people of Texas, and by
their authority, did ordain and declare that
they assented to and accepted the propo-
sails. conditions. and guarantees contained
in said first ami second section of said res
olution and whereas the snd constitution,
with the proper evidence of its adoption by
the people of The republic Of Texas, has
been transmitted to the President Of the
United States and laid before Congress, in
conformity to the provisions OF said joint
resolution: therefore,
Resolved By the Srnaie and House of Rep.
resentattres of the United States of America
in Congress assembled, That til, State Of
Texas shall be one, and is hereby declared
to be one. of the United States Of America,
and admitted into the Union on an equal
footing with the original States in all res
poets whatever.
SEC. 2. And be IL further resolued, That
until the Representatives in Congress shall
be appotioned according TO an actual enume.
ration Of the Inhabitants of the United
States, the State of Texas shall be entitled
10 choose two representatives.
Approved December 30, l845.
mo. 2.]-Joint resoluto, relative TO the
printing and distribution of the animal
estimates.
Resolved by The Senate an Ho use of Rep.
resentdtiues Of the Unite S aes Of America
in Congress assembled, Tn il shall be the
duty Of the Secretary of the Treasury to
State journal & flag., 1846-12-11
NEW SERIES-VOL. 4-NO. d

for his clerk, payable out of the first funds re.
celved under the said convention.
SEC. aud be ii further enacted, That the
Attorney General shall report 10 the Secretary
Of State list of the several awards made by
HIM, certified copy of which shall be trans
mItted by the said Secretary of State TO the
Secretary of the treasury, who shall from time
TO time, as they may be received, distribute in
ratable proportions among the persons in whose
favor the awards shall have been made, such
sums OF money or securities as may have been
received INTO the Treasury in virtue Of The said
convention and this act, according 10 the pro-
portion which their respective awards shall bear
to the whole amount received, first de- Quoting
such sums OF money as may be due 10 the United
States from said persons in whose favor said
awards shall be made. And the said Secrea-
ry of the Treasury shall cuuse certificates to be
issued, in such form as he shall prescribe, show
ing the proportion to which each claimant may
be entitled of the amount to be received; and
on the presentation ofthc said certificates at the
Treasury, as the nett proceeds of the several
instruments may be received, such proportions
thereof shall be paid TO the legal holders Of said
certificates.
SEC. 9. And be h further enacted, That the
Secretary of the Treasury shall cause the seve-
raj Instruments, with the interest thereon, pay
ale 10 the United States in virtue OF the said
convention, or the securities therefor. to be re-
ceived from the Republic of Peru, and transfer
red to The United States, in such manner as he
may deem best and the nett proceeds thereof
to be paid into the Treasury, and the same are
hereby appropriated to paw the awards herein
provided for.
SEC. z. And be further enacted, That, as
soon as the duties hereby prescribed are COM
pleted by the Attorney General, the records,
documents, and all other papers relating to the
said claims in his possession shall be deposited
IN the office of the Secretary of State.
Approved, August 8, l546.
State journal & flag., 1846-12-11

Ser q Ard 4. :, 6,-,bs.. s,,oc,a3 That 4,
, shall he The dntv oftbe Secre,ary Of The NAVY
in the expenditure NJ the annranria,;ons rnade
| tor the nsvv ward n, Memnbis to confne The
same TO the construction Of rooew.lk
SEC. a And he u f,r,ber fnoc,ed That of
the monev annronro,oJ in ,b;s ~, for .,,oy IF
the raw /" apG ..con,,oron, oynensas snpnera.
.edn an amount NO, ovcee5no ,non,y-e;,tb,
Thousand and ,,vo h,odrad dnllsrs NAV he ey.
nended nnJer ,ho d;.aa,;o, nf,ho Sncrotsrv Of
The Nav Tor rora;r. ;ron,nyo,,on,s nd IN.
strnction At Fort Saver, AnnonoEs MARYLAND
SIC & sndbs Il 6,,.,b.,. ,,os,.J MA, mon
annlca,on Of Tho Saora,arn 81 rho Nav Tho
President of tho un,,ad So. .hol base an,
thority who, IN he ,,;,;>, ~. ow;,aa.ie, Of
the service reo,;ra !, r. Jirao, ,b.t oor, of tho
money ann,onr,a,oa f,r ma nos';o"Iar branch Of
the svaf seru;oa So on,,;ad ~ no,bar hra,ch
of the said se,,;co ~ r,,,h;ah oasa snao,al
acconnr of The ,,,on.vs thus r.. nsfsr,od and If
their an.,lica,,on shall ha Ia;d hofnre Conrrass
before ,,s ad;ournmnnt r. IN ssss;on y, ds,r,no
the f;rst weeE Of Tho navt ens,,r,, session +
such transfer he made in tho recess of Con,
eress pror;,led Thai no,hng contained in
this act shall he construed n an,borIza the Pre-.
sident of the II,;,ed states N drect anv sum
annrooria,ed far imnrouome,,s a, NV Yards 70
be applled 10 anv oiher object of nnhIic ex men.
dturp. or IN AM bor,ye anv ,nm IN no transferred
from any exnended balance which nav be
necessary for the nurooses for which the opro-
pria,ion was orio;nalIv made. ar from anv head
or object of apnronriation which NAV reonire an
other annronration at anv fn,nre time 10 suonIv
the deficiency accustomed bv such transfer
Provided. also. Thai tins section shall apply to
the apnronria,ions for the fiscal wear ending
lime ihirt,etb eighteen bunIrs; and fortv-six'
and IN no other
SEC. &. IND bsV further sracfed That from
and after the naasase Of FRI this act every promo.
sal for naval spr niles invited bv the Secretary
State journal & flag., 1846-12-11

SEC. 5 lind be ii further enacted, That
the said improvement shall be cammenced with
IN three years after the said Sta,e shall be adj
mlttec INTO the Union, and completed within
twenty years, or The United States shall be en-
titled to receive the amount for which any of
said lands may have been sold by SAID State
Prouded' fhat the title of purchasers under
the sales m de by this State, in pursuance of
this act, shall be valid.
Approved. August 9, lS4j.
State journal & flag., 1846-12-11
BY AUTHORITY.

LAWS or THE UNITED STATES, PASSED At Tue FIRST
SESSION OF TIE TWENTY NINTH CONGRESS.
State journal & flag., 1846-12-11

ers of magazines and require their duty to be
performed by gunners.
For improvements and necessary repairs of
navy yards, viz:
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EEac eTg@hEy National
ElsteIlIgcaaccP.

This paper being nude up Of such
portion Of the National lrpIIigencer pro
per as can be compressed within the
compass Of a single newspaper. conlin.
"ueS 10 issued and mailed 10 subscribers
every Saturday at Two Dollars n wear
payable IN adhance iu all Caccs-nr nc.
count beinr opened with subscriber,
10 the weekly paper
10 bring this paper yet more near
ly within The reuch Of such as desire f.
take 6yihe gear a cheap paper from The
scat of'h General Government. a re
dnction will be made in The price of il
where number Of copies are ordered
and paid for by any one person or as
ISOLATION at he following rates:
For Ten Dollars six copies will he ssn..
For Twenty Dollars thirteen conis: and
tor eaca sIm Of Ten Dollars above Twenty
eight copies will be lorwordrd; 50
that remittance OF Fifty Dollars
Will command sever copies.
GFPubIlshers Of papers throughout
the Unl'ed States and Territories who
VIII give single insertion TO this n
Vrr'i>emni (with this note annexed and
send Que of Their papers 10 this office
with this advertisement marked there.
IN shall receive the Weekly National
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The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-05-16
EXECUlO.tS NOTICE.,

! EFfERS T s'amen airy, on the Is
sz la-e oi Geor4a Alexander. decd
having been gfan'rd Ia he undrrs gu
ID by the'i loa. Probate Corr 81 PIANO.
Il County, AT the September term 1915.
u sad Court, no re is hereby given
all persons debel 10 said esrare 10
come forward and make mmrddl'r
payment; and I'LL persons having claims
'grin>r SAID cs'a'e, wi present. lie
same daily an'h nlirated to Tie $p~cri-
oea wi hun The perioI prescribed by
.ow, or hey vi III be barred.
CHARLES T. ALEXANDER
GEORGE L. ALEXANDER,
Executors. 36Gt. !
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-05-16
NORTEq MISSISSIPPI
COLLIE g T..

Fhe Trustees Of this in
stitution, take pleasure in
announcing to the public,
that they have secured. as
Professor TO take charge of
their College, the services
of Joseph Y. Boyd A. NJ,
who is Iayorably known in
our country as a faithful, a
bic, and successful teacher
lie will be assisted In the
primary department by
James w. llarr, a young
man known to possess the
requisite qualifications OF q
good teacher.
While the Trustees have
all the corporate power of
a college. it is nevertheless
their intention to make the
college, a preparatory
school TO the State Uniyer-
sitr, located at Oxford and
students can be prepared
for any class in that, or any
other inst tuition TO switch
their parents may wish to
send them.
The scholastic year viii
be divided into sessions Of
five months each. The first
Of which will commence on
Monday 5th Of January
1916.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-05-16
NOTICE.

TIE Undersigned. Administrator {
] The E~rat OF Zimry. W. Tan. Dc
cease |. having. al the January Tern,
\. ID. 1915 Of The Probate Court of Pr
nola county. flied his accounts for tina
settlement at The March Term \. ID
1915 of said Court:
Notice ia hereby given TO MI persons
interested in saIi l.sraie. attend
said Term of Colrf. and shaw cause if
any they have, Why final sst;tenmu,
and allowance OF said accounts should
not thenbe made.
JAMES. RUFFIN. -Ada.r
OF The ESla'e Of Zimrv w. Tail de-
ceased. Jan tary %, 1915 3-6w.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-05-16
Notice.

ELIZ tBETH JOHNSON, Admins
Es lralrix Of the Estate of james Gar,
rel deceased has filed her accounts at
the November Term of The Probate
Court Of TaHlahaichie County fora f.
nal settlement ofsaid Estate nj the Jan
uary Term 1915 of said Court;
All persons interested are hereby re-
q1Ired, 10 attend on SAID dav and show
Cause II any they have why such fral
Selllemnt and allowance oi said accounts
shall not be made.
ELlZ METH Ich NSON.
Formerly EljsnboiA Garret. Adm'r. OF
Jas. Garrpt, dec'I. 35-3w.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-05-16

III. subScrlhcr having been appoin-
j Ici AGENT ol The BOSTON and
MISSISSIPPI Cotton Land Co,rnanv
lie NEW YORK. MISSISSIPPI and
Akk NSiS Land Company; and the
CSTON and NEW YORK CHICK.
- !" L"nd Company, hereby gives
no ice 10 those indebted 10 either or
ne ABOVE associations, that Mr.. Will
t"m ,. Williams. or in Case of his ab.
irncc, CuI. Ge"ge Fuote, is nu,bo-.
lHed 10 receive uouIeS, and pass re.
Ieip'> l"r The same. in cases where
cbet'rr suns The con, cnence of parties
OF NI>u fernando, than the office or
ihc subscriber al l'onrotoc. and such re.
seelpts viii be received as cash, ON the
day OF payment.
AIR. N liiIams is also empowered 70
make contracts Tor The sale Of lands in
that portion ol the Chckasaw cession.
I.!ng north ofIhe Tennessee Slate line.
IN "a! Inc counties west of The meridian.
and IL the counties OF 81. Francis and
IrH'enden IN The State of Arkansas.
aud such cUnirHC'S viii in all cases he
sanctioned and confirmed unless public
notice should be gwen 10 the contrary.
AS II Is the "igecl OF the proprieiors
20 BRING Their landS iairly inlo market,
those :, eking settlements are invited
i" call u2 line subscriber al Poniotoc.
az Mr.. NT!tam~, al liernando, Tor rood
bargains, on liberal conditions.
The Holly Springs "Guard." and
the Ponoia, Lynx" viii please copy
tor Ia U inU.iAs
RlCHD. f. ORNE.
fernando, May %, 1915.
QI-0-u,
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-05-16
TERMS.

Orthography, Reading,
Writing &c, SO per ses.
English Grammar, Gcog-
raphy, Arithmetic &c, S.2
per session.
The Languages, Mathe-
MATES sc, 5l8 per session.
Board, including washing
Lights &c. u per, month.
Any number.oGstudents can
be boarded at the college
in the family Of Charles A.
Smith, where they will be
continually under the SUI
perintendence OF the teach
ers.
I he college is located in
Lafayette county, Eve miles
northwest of Oxford, in a
healthy, moral, religious, &
intelligent ghborhood.
Considerable attention
will be given to Uratory
AID English composition.
The Bible will not only
be read in school. but CON
tinually used as a class book
that its sacred principles
may be thoroughly implan-
ted in their youthful minds.
BY order of the Trustees.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-05-16
\ D Il / G. L

Is hereby gwen 10y me j L. N. Bob
J bridge, Jauge OF lHe Probate Court Of
fdhoIa coun,y ana Stale OF Mississippi,
Ihat oil application 10 me IN writing. ey
jnhn u. Biewton, an3 IaZaIelb &.
BIewio" his w!ie, Iormerly Elizabeth
=. Nrigh; by HEIR attorney L. b.
Turner, AL ul sitli County and slabt
" 40 claims AN undivided portion, or
part ct all if.at tract oi land LeiI q in
sad county, known as HE wesl haiI o
Fractional Section four. Township nine.
Range seven west.
have nominated John II. Keith.
l.. e. Vance, and Albert II. Brrd:2e
commissioners 10 divide said tract OF
land Inlo equal shares OF portions, and
Hntess pr"..cr o+irctluus are stated 10
Ie al The July tCfm OF SAID court fer
>ald county UnI sjaIe, ON lhe first day
al SID July term. which is the Qls,
"ay OF july next. The sand John,ll. Keith
l. -. Vance, and Alh-r. Z. Burdlne
III then Jo apt osni>d ~ me, cunlInts-
>tehefs tp nl"he partition OF said land,
P"rauatI Iu.,m aci. eulal ca an act. con.
c1rh!ag- he partition OF lands held bv
CuFul c5neIo, Jo.n'-Genanis. and Ten
ailN IA coinmon; gwen under my hand
aad seal, inns The Z6 dav at Anril
l@45- -. N BU BRIDGE,
Jodge al Probate.
T. b. TURNER Solicitor for Pen.
iCnelS l5-2n.
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RINGERS MOTH -

WAS posted by ANnREp1 WAR
Rem, living four miles NoriI ives, Of
PharsaiIa-l dark bay horse. or 7
years Did. III hands high, small STAR
in The fnrehead. has small whi,e
ring above his left bind hnof. has h "A
the li~'ula aud swnnev. and appraised
10 S25 WIN. S. KEITH R
April i9h 1915. 14-3-w.
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q es7gsiaaistrat.,r,s yotfcc

The State ri M's"Ss'ppt Proha,e
Tafia:aichie CoaaA. Court
January Term, 1915.
AT this term Of The Cppr 47etters
"a Administrator having been crant
ed Ioeihe undersigned on he e>iate d
tlaSfen Howard Diseased. therefore al
perspns indth'e 10 sand estate. are re-
lpeSied To make ir medi te payment.
ani all those having claims against said
estate. must present them duly ulhen
tcated within the time prescribed by
law. or they viii he thereafter barred.
Charleston Miss, Febrn'y 5. 1915.
p. b. Med ANiEL.
o-ow 4Adm'r.
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NOTECE,

he Undersigned. Administrators OF
Z the Esale Of George. w. Terry.
deceased. having, at the lannray Term
I'd l845 of the Probate Court of
Pamela county. Glel his accounts FIR
maj settlement at The March Term \. ID.
1915 OF SAID Court:
Notice IS hereby given TO all persons
interested IL said Estate. 10 attend .,
said Term OF. Court. and sh,w c.,,,s. =
any they have, why final settlement
ana allowance Of said accounts should
rot then be male.
ROBERT. w. BRAHtM. 6dm'r
81 me Esi"ie Of Geo. w, Terry dec'd.
January 25, 1915 5-6v.
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NOTICE.

p hcreaV gwen 10 AT persons inieres
{ tedin The f.>iafe ri Richard w. Tho
mas deceased. 'hal. having fled my pa
pers tor settlement WIN he Probate
Court of Pamela County, SD far as nv
administration has extended. shall
at The July term 1915. Of said Cour,
apply for leave 10 resign the admins
tralion Of SAID estate.
WM. w. SMITH, Admir-.
OF the Estate OF Richard w. Thomas
deceased.
PaNoLA, May oob, Is45.
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ADDRESS T.. A. Cooley.
Publishers Hall, PHILADELPHIA Go7ey'.
md Gcahem's Magazine WIZ be f,ra:shed
onecajpt s., by A oiIdall o,s
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Al 80; NH,ll,, "A t;.,.,,,
,'.t.r AZ ,a<,,,,ro. u Pc
f,,f,n n ,,s,nn am, A Hin, II Sol
,rnrr IL. . ,bnurs.lhe .eio, mr., not lnh,b
,,,,,s If ma slnle o- Miss SS,nn
bui resjd. beyond The limits thereof. so
,hat The ordinary pr,,,.nSs q. his p ,urI
r,nn.l H.. sa,v.l ,-rLa,o sard a., ,b.
h4,rs III lo,i,b G,iil.snie drc'I and In.
beg Bat err deed. delan lnnis thereto
are unknown 20 The com,l,inan.s.-
Therefore Il is ordered tia. unless The
said Samuel Arb ,c!lle, Thom,s q. Ali.
son. w linn 4. NVnilms !. IN, ,IIso,
Alexander II Passion lnbn u P,s,nn
Nilna,p II Sru,,tr,rt.,nj The u,L,ny,
heirs ofIha sail Josiah ,;llI.sn.a 81,
IabeZ Butter decd, apDear lie ore IN ,
Nic,, Ch.n,.rl Or. ~ tI,. co1rt r,n,, j.,
Holly Sprinos. on The first Monday q
Ianpar, -next. ami mead. ansxer mr.
!cluur 10 CD nplainanl's Bill. The saver
al alterations thereof. as 10 Them. vii.
81. taken for confessed. AMI Such order
Laud decree ma lp ;he,eon rs sh,ll M
pea, eouitab'. and i.sI.
IF His order I,. ,n,eri,.t Pho Iyrv-
npwsn.orr publi,heI IN the r,tn ~,
p,,n,ia tl,s.'.s,,,,i ,r.a &. wa,l, ia.
rv,,.,.nn,hs sr,,.... iy.lv
|stg,.i,s, :, AIng,so,, CvarI.
,o-,ro.,,,r ~, p,.,
Chorocs tn, -, H.. IN D,o,,b,,.
1850 IN. fr,,..i T,lh,, ZONES <, =,
rons,.t,n,,r oi~ L,hn LIMOS Sin.a da..I
- -.
N The Unue,i Sgales District Cuu.t. for
lie Norihar n.str:cl OF Mi5<iS>rp II. a
nait~l defend M thrn Allison for Sj9I
1890 debt ami dam'ues .sl.e~. costs
That out the ion October, ut., ii
.cw We, Ks. ur.o~ 10 The recnvery o
sad Judgment. sad 4 hSon, frau Ia cnt
~, Ia cva-e Inc execution OF the same
made an assignment bv "A prete de
decd uflrllsi. lo Asa Love. OF ~ the
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7 GClN il il Z 30 Apa
1 Enc. stlh,fbtlili b,uIi - aaa,t.r
OIL Y T..

". J. O'FARBELL, NASTER.
WIZ run the ensuing season as REG
UbAR PACKET BOAT between the
various ports on This river and Vicks-
burg. and will take cotton for N. Orle-
ans at The lowest rates. The Olive is
is as well adapted TO this river as any
boat, and viii trerghr couon rs safely
as any other For l'reighl or passage.
apply on board OF to 4. w. ARMSTRONG
ag
P"' ola. Ian'y rs. 1915. TT
pms C"rIon SHIPPED by this boat will
beinsu red OF the lowest rates.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-05-16
h-tItIE Is


or TIE Old DOMAIN
~ tie .4attor of.'sIhe Caraliers IF irginia
CHARLES TANCY has III pleasure
. OF Inlnrmng he Southern pnbhc
mat he viii l~-ue from his pre>s 10
Nest NriumPka. A.. m a lew weeks,
Tie aho,e named Novel. bv di>rin.
9aISi'ed author residing IN The Stale Of
Georgia. =, vtoox = 70.
7 eKmglfs eff hs Sc Shoe will
ISbe. issued m Panph form;.2 vols,
rs pages, or inore.ieach. Price IS
els. er single copy-J copies for So,
90; 20 coPles for $40.
Letters hy mail, pos paid. enclosing
The money, viii receive promp, alien.
uon. Address CHARLES YANCF,
I|9lnmpka ola.
Ne1unpko, Ala, July 10, 1915
TIE ST1TE or MiSSISSIPPT,
IaHaaahhie Conn'g
Proha'e tiou,t. October Term l845
! SHALL, on Monday the 9Th dav
OF i'tremher next, il heing The oond
Monday OF said mon III resign nv let.
irrs oi Adam ni>'rdiion on The estate
Qi Villa u Falkner deed. and make
seiilcmt NJ OF >a'd estate with I'D Coart
SO ia' aSl have administered. AIlner-
sons interested are re1ue<red to be and
per- onally appear and show cause if
any have. " by such settlement shall
h"l he made J. L NJ. DUKE Admir-
OF y ~ i',lkner.
Charleston Nj, Oct. IA, 1915 [4osw
Tie S,0 e Of Mississipp;.j PRoBArE
1a'daafch'e conay Court,
August term 1916.
M Probate couri of<ad county at
the term ainresaid having granreI
10 the Undersigned. Letters OF A,lmn-
l>'ra't"n ON the estate of William
Falkner deed. This is therefore. to
monty al. persons indebted to laid es-
'a,e. 10 make Immediate payment; and
al persons having claims against said
estate. must present them 10 The an ier-
signed daily authenticated wrhin the
time prescribed b. law. or they will be
forever barred.
J. T. NJ. DUKE,
Administrator Of VIM Falkner decd.
Charleston Aug II 1915. 3l-6w