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FARM FOR SALE.
INNHE suhrcfhef autitnsd Pam on which Mt
dudley uiimau resides situated ihc Toik ,s Three
Choped and Wesham rnai and ahout West Rich
wod Tie isfm contains ~ which CLEARED ts
balance IN ron 90 bushels Of seeded dnrns
The a iah ID" buifngs small dwelling hpuse s.v
iuE fooms besides ~ usual nuni'rf Ofou houses A.
w" rfns viii BE- mad very accommodating APpiy 10
Hb tl-u W GOnDIV
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rHEGLOUCESTGR MACHINE OMPANY

THEGLOUCEST MACHINE COMPANY
HANlNG commenced operations nj their new
Wotks, a. goucsstef, Nv ierey, rh'sdslp
now parr o. mate of every de,crpton
TON MACHINERY, air SLIDE snt SCREW ENGINE IATHIs.
snd ~ Other MACHINE SHuF r. which ihry pledge
sves VIII BE- quality AMI sud
bic Prices They hteWhe Pvpar,d furnish
CArfiNCS, including stENH PiPr warming buildings al
'hoii sotice Reference " sr Fdce Co. Fhuadephis
Adirrss, J. 1NDKg gTBR T,e,.vtr,
fes Se--cN Gioucessf. ". Ier~y.
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McIS Osu,s
W Ii L A IF lELD INN.

Ifotcard Street, Bdlfimore
INHiS HOUSE, which has been under the
- management OF ed Tor III. a.t -. 80,
s o+n FOR The accommodation Of travelling pubIe
iahAin lof the hb~ al l-reoote e1tsd IN IA.
house The subscriber Will leave Aohn. unlone ON M. "a. a.
merit continuance Of public favor.
he A"e OF the Wh'auri I'm ,hin times be M, pi
vii" the ee tn markets afford every -1ertou will he 10. -,
The House an asreeab= rlae Of Ourn ho Y,.r
Batimo.r either o. business PLEASURE
- MeISrThs Porter always The D-pot OF St.ambo.t
Anihs I" rresise the baggage OF guest convey to the Ho
2J- BoaTt per
NH 2-cGd3m
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ny " "a D.ckIn.on a sro,.,,.

NEGROES.
~ this es two ~.
OH aHd ~gro boys. ~ tn ISyears oil
mn H w. DICKINSON q BROT,trR An. .
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L XCH A N G Z HALL.

| IL will perform selections from lie Carnival
- u dc N"hicr impovisainhs aud an Ans
.n h &c '.'a',a March ply Nj Leopold de Meyer
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OPINIONS OF rnE pHESs.
eJ- The Pb'hd.iphia Saturday Coa,,., al d. IAN ,
eortsins the foIoeinR. ~ '
w. call Tire itteEtIon our readers In IN. ,Ito.,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-19

LATEST NEws.-Each letter writer at Wcsh-
ington is supposed to know every thing about
which he writes, and if he does not furnish some
item of news daily he is set down as not very in
duslrous We know of no one who keeps IN adj
vance of the Evening Mirror correspondent who
gives us the following
At this particular time, when change in the
cabinet is daily expected each member thereof is
narrowly watched by the newsmongers, and all his
movements faithfully chronclcd. The following is
the last important bullen:--
"Hghy Important This morning Mr. BuChan-
an was coseted with the President for more than
five minutes. 1t is certain that matters Of the gra-
vest character were under consideration, for Mr.. b.
was heard distinctly to sneeze three times in sue
cesson, pnd il is To be supposed on the highest
thority that Mr. Polk took pinch and half OF
snuff The greatest CONSERVATION prevailed Mt the
White House, and the black cook rolled up the
whites Of his eyes in such manner that the old
Dutch clock went INTO fits, aud struck an hour be-
fore the time. The Secretary Of War was seen
by credible witnesses to 90 into store and buy a
box Of percussion caps These and other symp-
toms Of war have caused stocks and stockings to
rise above zero. The Secretary Of the Navy, too,
was seen to devour prodiglous pieces Of cold tur.
key, and an express extraordinary was despatched
to drug store Tor box of Brandreth's Pills.
Nous reronS, there is something in the wind
More anon
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-19

o. Since noticing the Family Medical Herbal,
published by Peter p. Good, N. Y, we observe
that DR.. Phelps of Windsor has commended that
publication, through the Chronicle. The plants il
Illustrated and described in the February number
are Indian Tobacco and Sumach Price S 80 per
annum in advance.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-19
LICENSES IN WASHINGTON COUNT

LICENSES IN WASHINGTON COUNTY.
The Commissioners met on the 18th inst and re
solved to grant licenses to sell sprtuous liquors
except for medicinal, chemical, or mechanical pur-
poses and that no keeper of tavern or nn-kcep-
err, shall be licensed to sell for any purpose. Ege.
ry applicant for license must produce a recon-
mcndation of majority of the seectmen of the
town in which he resides and every person licens-
ed to sell for medicinal purposes, sc. mus report
the quantity sold quarterly.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-19

o. The publishers of the American Agricul-
Der for July, 1915. If they wish it, we will give a
June number in exchange, as we have two num-
bers for June
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-19

Rutland Road. We learn from the Bellows
Falls Gazette that Committee has gone on to Bos-
ton to make another trial to obtain stock. Why
don't they try New York The American Rail
Road Journal abounds in articles cracking up the
Rutland road as a Neir York road, and zealousy
urges New Workers to take stock.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-19

o. The Washington correspondent Of the Tel
eg,aph gives the following:
learn that negotiations are now in train of
progress, which cannot be developed consistently
with the public ntereststhat the arbitration offer
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-19

led to a subsequent conference, in which ntay hare
been submitted the terms which Mr.. Gallatin propo.
sed to Great Britain In this connection, under
stand II to be the policy Of the Administration to
get some Notice" Bill through Congress as spec
dy as possible, to enable the President to cali in
the advice of the Senate in Executive Session,
upon projected treaty, which is under considcra-
ton. The object of the President is to acquire
what strength the Notice. will give to him with
the country and more particularly for the purpose
Iot demonstrating that the party sustained his re-
commentator, a point most important TO his polit-
cal position After that object is gaincd he is pre-
pared to proceed with the adjustment, and if my
understanding is clear to the circumstances with
a most decided prospect of an immediate and sat-
lstacory settlement Mr.. Polk has discovered the
feeling oil The country is against collision, and
will therefor guard his future action by cousulla.
ton WIN the calm councils of the Senate.
AWFUL CALAMrY.-The Racine Advocate Tx.
ira, OF Jan 9th, records the particulars Of horri.
bic calamity which occurred in thlt villapc ON the
morning OF that day. Tho dwelling OF The Hon.
Marshall NJ Strong. absent at Madison rs one Of
the councillors IN the Legislature from that county,
was consumed by fire. and Mrs Strong with her
son and daughter persisted IN the flames The fire
occurred before dawn, and Mrs. Strong was ava
kcned 0y the flames, and with the servant girl had
rushed out OF doors in her night clothes, not vet
conscious, however, of the extent Of the danger.
Mrs. Strong, says the account at the instant She
turned and was made sensible Of the danger around
her, urged by mothers al-pevoding affection iof
her offspring, and following the holy impulses of
woman's nature, herocally rushed into the midst
of smoke and fumes, with the frantic hope Of saw.
ing her children Ladders were procured bythose
who gathered TO the scene, the windows burst in,
and every effort made to PROSTATE the mass Of fire
and smoke, and rescue the mother and children,
but unavaugy; and few hours later the hall
consulncd bodies OF the unfortunate victims were
dug from the ruins.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-19

ABoMuoNIsM--At the late annual meeting Of
the Massachusetts Anti-Saycry Society," it was re-
solved that the only path to the Accomplishment Of
the objects Of the society was OTER THE
RUINS or the PRESENT AMERICAN
CHURCH, AND rHE PRESENT .1uERIC.LN'
U.NIO.N'- > Boston Post
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-19
omit. That Snta Anna will again rule Mexi-
CO. settle with the U. S. and sell us California.

o. The committee Of management of the st.
Lawrence and Atlantic Company, have passed n
resolution declaring, that while the Portland road
is their first object they regard the Passumpsic
route to Boston as of great importance to the st.
Lawrence and Atlantic Co.. and trust that the views
Of both Companies may be carried out.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-19

Ono.-On the 4th instant the Wigs held their
State Convention and nominated Hon. WIN. Bebb
Of Butler Co. for Governor Among the resolutions
are the following:
" Resolved, That the time has arrived when the
differences existing between the governments of
the United States aud Great Britain, in reference
to the title Of the Oregon Territory, should be set
tied
RcSo'red That we consider the Oregon question
as between enlightened and Christian nations, emf.
nently susceptible of fair adjustment by Degotia.
tion and that all honest ard honorable efforts
should be made by the government of the United
States to procure its peaceful termination
ReSO'red That while we acccde to the authorl-
ties of the general government the power and the
propriety of establishing all unsettled boundaries OF
the nation, we insist that they have no right to a
bandon or barter away portions Of tie public teri
tory; but that it is their duty in that respect, to
defend ana preserve the honor OF the nation and
the integrity Of the soil"
A Young Mems Ratifyng Convention was held
in the evening, at which the following, among 9th
or resolutions, were adopted:
Re8oired, That we are prepared TO sustain the
claims Of the United States to ALL Of Oregon, to
which our title is clear and ndisputablc."
Resolved, That the avowed purpose Of the adj
mlnisraton to bribe the REIMBURSEMENT Of the Brit
lsh pretenslons to Oregon, by a sacrifice Of the
Protective Policy is an insult TO American Honor
an infraction of the rights of American Labor, and
violation of the first duty which the Government
owes to the People.
ReSolred That we approve Of giving early no.
tice to Great Britain of the termination OF the Con
vention of JOINT Occupancy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-19

o. We hear nothing farther Of the small pox
in Mortified.
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Iraders dhoy! See advertisements of w. IL
Tcomb g. Co. and 7. c. Wales, Boston.
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WAR Or NO WAR !!
NOTICE..

COUNTY Conference of Churches or Washington County
" will be holden Mortified, tho last Tuesday of this
month, Il: zen O'Clock A, NJ.
A. ROYCE, socy Of Conference
Barre, Feb. 10th, 1916, 90
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I9IIl FI.i{.
LOOK HERE.
ROYALTON ACADEMY.
l}OYS lI

NJ ICE Boys Guns o S35O-lnd Boys Niro Guns - 81
s.. POwLarIll kinis.-Shot-Lca All cheaper than
usual. W, SPRAGUE.
18th Feb. 10 C. 81
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fierce democracy of the North. Meanwhile, II
England threatens, we must threaten back; if she
strips, we must strip too do this, and we have no
more to fear from England, than from an unborn
child now reposing in the hands of its PARENTS
There were some few disordery patriots in the
gallery, who made some noise at the conclusion of
Mr. AS speech, which was not very promptly re-
buked by the Vice President.
Mr.. John NJ. Clayton next took the floor, but
yielded to a notion for adjournment.
lloUsE.-Mr y. b. King rose to make certain
personal explanations.
Mr.. Rathbun objected
On motion, by yeas S6, nays 90, the House per-
mittcd Mr.. K. TO proceed with his explanations
which related to the reasons why he declined to
vote upon the passage of the Oregon Resolutions
lie chargei Tint The President hdd tcithheid impor-
tant Information, wiihom rhich he could not rot,
ndcrsldndingiy ard therefore, he did not vote al
all.
Mr.. Chas. II. Carroll of New York. appeared fol
the first time this session, having been detained nj
home by sickness, was qualified and took his seat.
On motion, the House went into committee o
the Whole, (Alr Brodhe0d Of Pa. in The Chair) auC
resumed the consideration Of the Revolutionary
Pension bill
During the entire days session the Committed
was engaged in an Improbable discussion Oh al
appeal from the decision of the Chairman, he hGv
ing ruled an amendmentto the bill as out of order
w ciIuOuy iHS We" P'!i'N'P'S NV ,N'S ''HV" -
Pension Laws, aud therefore as not relevant to lht
subject The decision OF the Chair was final!
sustained by ayes I03 to noes 80, and soon u1c
the Committee rose and reported no decision
whereupon the House at half past 3, adjourned
THURSDAY, Feb. ~.
SENATE. J. NJ. Clayton spoke on the Oregon
question; he was for giving the notice IN any torn
which the Cabinet wished, but he warned them no
to provoke war without ampc assurance Of rgh
on their side and without means Of dccucc.
House. Nothing Of importance
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BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAM
SHIPS

EN good, trsy, capable heGl men from % to 30 years
from months, from March Those who Quilted
make good trades aud furnish stout, kind work horse
and waI engrgo, may apply in person Col Ira McLoud
Woodbury., Doorma b. Wheeosk, Calais, VT. by let
(post paid addressed to the subscriber South Reading
Mass BURRAGE YALE.
South Reading, Feb p 1876 50
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03

McEwen. who composing the firm OF A. y.
McEwen & CO. who gave compl'tsan Order
on McCambel.& Tfimble, attorneys a.
Holly Springs, for the amount. to be PAID
ouI any moneys which might be collected
by them on account of A. G. McE~en o.
A c.. McEwen & co, and when paid. the
same was to be credited upon the claim OF
compI'ts, which order was accepted by
McCambell g. Trimble, on the same day
Ts,at compl'ts received claims from A Z.
NcEwen & CO to the amount OF SlO49,31
on the 9Th of August, 1912. and $500. on
The 4,h of March. lS43. which are credited
upon said order. but that they have never
received any thing from McCam5eIl& frim-
bie.nor is there any probability that they
will receive any things as the claims 10 their
hands are worthless. That A G McEwen
insolyenl, and that The defendant. by re-
siding out of the State, has placed out OF the
powes of the compls to obtain Judgment a
gainst him here That the defendant - the
owner of the west half of lot no IL, in The
town of Holly Springs, and that compls
know OF no other property or effects OF hIs
elsewhere. Prayer, that said lot may De
decreed to be sold TO satisfy the balance due
upon said order.
WM Z. STEARNs, Solicitor.
Nov ls45.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03

drawer, executed bis several notes 10 sad
President, Directors s. Co, for the pur-
chase money, payable as follows, one for
9lIS0. 10 100 payable on the 18th October
1916. one for Sl247, payable l2lh October.
1916, one fer Sl3i3. 81 100 payable 18th
October, 1S47, that John Nj. Bass. Presi-
dent, and Corey. Cashier Of said Bank.
executed to Compl a bCnd, 20 make 10 him
a god aud valid title TO sand lands. when
said notes shouId be paid of. by what au.
tnority said President AID CasaIe executed
said bond, ComTl j. wholly ignorant, and
requires full proof of their authority 10 exc
cute the same.
That at the time Compl made said pur-
chase. he believed said resident, Directors
& Co was possessed of clear, indefeasi-
bic and uneucumbered lille to saId lands,
and it was net ill long a:tere wards, that he
discovered that at The time OF said sale aud
purchase, they had no ghl or tnle to said
lands. except mere contingent one, or eq>
uiiy of REDEMPTION, which Is now entirely
lost by limitation of time. that both said Sec
ions oe land, bad been sold for the taxes
due and owing he State aud County, to
Wit section 2 bad been Ii ia 1913 for
the taxes Of Is IL except The north west
quarter, which is OF lIltle or no value, and
formed no nducemeut TO the purchase by
Compl, that the purchasers at the sale for
taxes, have procured a deed theIefor, which
is of record 10 the proper office, that sad
sec;ion two was sod tor the taxes OF 1912,
and was bid of Tor the Suite of Mississippi,
and a deed has been executed vesiIug ID
said State valid lii 10 be srme, that the
time of redemption of sai,i lands has long
since transpired placing it o'it Of the foNef
of defendants to comply with their cove
nant in said bond.
That Compl is ready, able and wiling
to comply on his Pait. that SAID t1IdS were
purchased by Compl with view to stt
hem, and in their present lncum.'eftd coI-
dition it is Impossible to 90 so.
That the defendants we'll knew. at the
time of making said contract and sale, that
SAID lands had been sold for the taxes, and
that they had no title thereto.
PRAYER, That said contract be rescnd-
eel and said notes delivered up and canceil-
ed.
JAMES G.. ANDERSON, Clerk.
ToTTEN 3 BRADFORD, Solicitors.
Crt IL. IS45 nS-2m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03

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On re 22st -FF 49,
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'TTsss for par7ozes sasfsia Esi-...-.--azs 30
r. r. s 81 PrsFr-rE is ---H
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Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

LIE TIERS of Administrator having bee n
granted to the Undersigned. at the October
Term OF The Probate Court of Goa homa
County. State of Mississippi. on the
9th day of SAID month. on the estate of
Malcolm Gi!christ. deceased, notice is here
by given to all persons indebted 10 the es.
tate to make immediate payment, and oil
those having claims against said estate mus
present them within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred.
DANIEL GILCHRIST, admir-
of Malcolm GiichTisi, decd
Dec. l3, l545-nl7-6t
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03
CHANcERY SALE

Pursuant to an Int loc a,oEy Decree .
the District ChaD>ssys Ccar. al tell.
Springs. IN the Suit - Joseph j. D. " berry
a gainsr William G. McGaughey. i will
on The 9th day of December next, at fhe
Court House door. in Holly Springs. seif
TO the hig hest bidder on a credit of Sir
months the purchaser giving bond with good
Security bearing 6 per cent interest, Lots
No rvs and No I76 in Holly Springs.
JAMES G. ANDERSON, Conn.
Nov. 22d. ls45.-td ds
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03
TRUST SALE.

BY virtue OF deed of tlust. executed May
5 1910. by William Gordon, and duly he
corded n Lafayette County L will sell 10
the highest bidder, at the Court House
Door in Hollv Springs, on the eth day OF
January. 1876. the South west quarter OF
section u, Township Z, OF Range west
OF he Basis Nlerid ian chickasaw Surveys
STA of Mississippi. The title to the above
land is believed to be gool. but convey
only such title as is vested in mo as I'rus-
&c.
WALTER GOODMAN, Trustee.
Holly Springs, july 8, lS45-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03
CHANCERY SALE.

Pursuant 10 an Interlocuiory Decree Of
the District ChanceTy Court al Holly
Springs. in the Suit of Waller Goodman 4
al against John King ct al. Will on me
24th day of December next al the Count
House door in Heraando. Sill 10 the high
est bidder on a credit Of Six months, the
purchaser giving bond with ecod security.
bearing 6 per cent. Interest, the North
East Quarter of Section % Township I
Range west In DeSoto County,
JAMES c. ANDERSON, Com'r.
Nov 22d ISi5:-hls
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03
CaANCERY SALE

PURS UANI 10 an in.es.ocnto~v de.
cree at the District Chancerv courtat Hal
IL Springs. ia the suit OF Edmund n. B
O. Wills a al againsi Nary Lane ef al ]
will. on aionday The first day OF Deem,
ber next, at the Court fiouse dor IN Hal.
iy Springs. sell to the highesI bidder on a
Credit Of six months, Lot No. On Sec. 32
4. 8 X = West. containing between So and
% acres Bond and good security, bear
ing interest. will be required.
JAMES G. ANDERSON,
: Qct25. I845-I0-5i
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03
Districf CAIaceSy COarl Of me STATE Of
Mississippi. at Holly Springs.
WV. + SrEARSs, :,
Nov lst 1915.

Districi CaraceFy COarl Of me Stafe Of
Mississippi. at Holly Springs
John ID. Bradford In Vacation Oc
SIS vs. tooer 9Th, Lnc
The President. Direc Upon openin D4.
tors aud Company Of ; matters oiihis -.
The union Bank of Pens it appearing a.,
nessee. Jobn NJ. Bass The defendants !,
anJ Corey. not inhabitants
Tie State of Mississippi, but that the union
Bank OF Tennessee Is an incorporated Insti-.
tuition, located at Nashville in said State
aud said Bass and Corey are residents of
sail State, so that the ordinary process Of
this Court cannot be served on Them =
Therefore i. i ordered that unless the de
endan's appeal be'ore tie Vice Chancellor,
al The Court room in Holly Springs. N The
hFst Monday Of January next. aid plead.
answer or demurto CompIainauI's Bill,
the several allega ions thereof will be taken
for confessed, and such order and decfse
made therein as shall appear equi,atl aud
juA
And il is further ordered that copy OF
this order be inserted in tie "lloliy Spliags
Gazette" newspaper published la the
town of Holly Springs. Mississippi. once a
week for two months. succrsslvely-
TEsr JAMES c. ANDERSON. Clerk.
ABSTRACT
CHARGEs. That on the 9th January. 1913.
Compl purchased Of The President DHec.
tors and Company Of the Union Bank Of
Tennessee. the folicwing described lands,
lying i'm The Stale of Mississippi. TO vii: sec
ton l2 in township Of range 5. east OF the
Basis Meridian In Pon;otoc County. and
section two. OF township 5. range 6. east. in
Tishemingo Couniy. that Compl With Ben
l.. Brudforj. bis security
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03
CHANCERY SALE.

PURSUANT to an Interiocutory Decree
Springs. In the suit Of Charles Butler. e
al, againsi Champen Anderson aud Rob
ert Jones, | viii, or Inc 24tr day OF De-
cember next, al the Court House door III
Hernardo, sell 20 tae highest bidder, on a
credit Of SIX months the purchaser giving
bond with good security, bearing per
cent. in.eTes:, sectlon 81, Township L.
Range 7, west. 10 Desoln County.
JAMES c. ALDERSON.
Nov, %, 8 Dds. Com'r.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03
NOTICE.

THE undersigned haviag been, a; the Oc-
tober Term S45, OF the Probate Court of
Marshall County. Mississippi, qualified as
Executor of J ohm A Lossett. deceased,
hereby requests all persons indebted to said
Estate 10 come forward aud make payment,
aud he also hereby notifies all persons hav
ing claims against said Estate TO present
them, legally authenticated. in the time
prescribed by law. or they will be forever
barred. This 9th December, lS45.
JAMES LOW,
Dec. IL, lS45.-6i. Executor.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EAECUIORS ) NOTICE.
THE undersigned having been, on the Gath
day of November ls45, in the Probate
Court of Marshall County, State of Missls-
sippi, qualified as Executor and Exeeutix
of the last Will aud Testamen; of Elizabeth
Moore, deceased, and Obtained from said
Court letters testamentary thereon. All
persons having claims against the
estate of said IestatrIx are. the efore, here
by required to present the same duly au-
thenticated. within the time limited by law,
or they will be barred.
MOSES w. MOORE, Ex'or.
MARGARET f. CRESS, Ex'x
Dec. l3, Is I5.-6i.