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- 81 per cent, and the average of the
specific duties Al 30-pFesenline anofhef
strong proof that lower duties increase the
revenue. Among the causes lending ID
augment fhs revenue, are increased en,iela.
iioha and the annexation Of Texas. The
estimates loI tie expenditures 81 1876 are
based chltfg upon appropriations made By
Congress. be tstimalea expenditure Of
Is4I are founded upon data furnished 81
the several departments, and are Less by
81 los, 23e SIS than those Of the preceding
|yeal. Fhese estimates are rubmilted IN
the toll contiction that whenever Congress-
guided ~ en- enlightened economy. can dit
mlnish the Expenditures without injury 10
the public interest, such retrenchment will
pc made, 90 az q tighten the burden 81
taxation. and hasten the extinguishment s.
the public debt. reduced on the Il ST 81 Dc.
tober last 70 81, O75, 445 So.
10 suggesting Improvements in the reve.
nue. laws, the following principles have
been adopted.
tst. The. no money should be collected
than is necessary for the wants Of the 90.
gernment5 economically administered.
%. That no duty be imposed on any
Article above the lowest rate which will
yield the largest amount Of revenue.
"a. That, below such rate, discrimina-
ton should be made, descending in the
scale Of duties: or, for imperative reasons,
the article may be placed in the list OF those
free from all duty.
4th That the maximum revenue duty
should be imposed On luxuries.
9th. That oil minimum and all speci.
&c duties, should be abolished, aud ad va
loren duties substituted IL their place-
care being taken to guard against frandu.
lent invoices and differentiation, and t.
assess the duty upon the actual marke
value.
9th. That the duties should Be 20 i'm
posed as TO operate as equally as posslbl,
throughout the Union, discriminating
neither for nor against any class or section
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Governnnen9 q NIiasIaainni.



ALBE IT @. RRowN, Governor.
Wilson Hemingway, Secretary of State.
j. E Mathews, Auditor 81 Public Accounts.
William Clark, State Treasurer.
John d. Freeman, Attorney General.
j. M. Lewis, Librarian & keeper Of Capitol.
UNITED STATES OFFICERS, az JACKSON.
David c. Glenn, Receiver Of Public Monies.
b. n. Cowherd Register OF the Land Office.
JUDICIARY.
JUDGES COURT OF ERRORS AND APPEALS;
Wm. L. Sharkey, Chief Justice,
A. NJ Clayton, Associate Justice,
j. S. b. Thacher.
John VI. DafFieid. clerk, resides At Jackson.
Sessions, first monday in Nov. and Jan'y.)
soFARIOa COURT On eHAacERy.
Stephen Coeke, Chancellor,
Rob'l Hughes sclerlg, residences ct Jackson.
II. Dickinson, viceschancellor,
j, Anderson, elk. resd nee Holly Springs
Session, lst monday ia June and December).
Sessions, likewise, al Columbus & Pontotoc.)
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Samuel ]. Ghelson, Jud ge residence monroe.
R. NJ. Gaines, U dis. ATTY Southern Dis.
ThO's Fletcher, marshal. resd nee jackson.
VIM. Burns, clerk, residence, Jackson.
o F Bledso, u dist atty, Northern Dis.
And'w Kincannon, marshal, res, Colmb's.
g M Ragsdale, clerk, resid nee, Monro co.
CIRCUIT COURT UNITED STATES.
Teter Daniels, Judge, residence, Virginia
w H Brown, clerk, residence jackson.
session, LIST monday in May and november
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really AdvertiAn

Fer forty nso s. ie1a fsneQetfe g neasuss go GO
~ eenlree taken 81 lee than enc gsar-suf eayatle
naik really ln ADVANCE
re lgi. ees % annual a1gezelg s. limited 70 tlsl1
laIafe bnslneaa and al adrell fcr ne
esAsas osT paEeons sens ID g then, must be paid
Professional Advertisements
Pr g lines u lee, nei aiiorabie months. &c %
% % so se g
l5-ALL JoB WORK Musr nE pAlD ron or
DELIVERY.
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THE w HIG.
Friday, JnnnarY q, $40.

The Senate 81 the United States, Oh the
23d uIt., unanimously confirmed The nonina-
tion Of the Hon. Louis McLane as Minister
Plsnipotensiary Of the United States to
Great Britain.
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government Of the United states.
EXECUTIVE.

EXECUTIVE.
JAMES X. Polk, Of Tennessee. President.
George M Dallas, Of Pennsy lvania, vice president
james Buchanan, OF Pennsylvania, sect'y Of state.
w. L. Marcy, of New York, secretary of the navy.
R. ]. Walker, OF Mississippi secl'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 ~ Hampshire, associate justice
Smith Thompson, of New York, =
Joha McLane, Of Ohio,
Henry Baldwin, Of Pennsylvania, g.
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, coln'r oil general land Office.
Edmund Burke, commissioner Of patents.
Sch Barton, solicitor Of the treasury.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-01-16

The citizens Of Springfield, Ill, are forms
ing company to run a line Of steam prairie
cars between Alton q Springfield. Tie
plan Is considered perfectly feasible.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-01-16

Eugene Sue has been formally excmmu.
nicated,
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-01-16

Our government is forwarding number
Of pieces Of ordnance for the dsfspce Of
our Lake coast.
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or G. J IngersOll, Chairman Of the
Committee Of Foreign Affairs Of the House
Of Representatives, Is pursuaded, il is said,
that we may take Oregon without a war.
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The Hon. Caleb Gushing. and VIM. Cost
johnson have declared in favor Of our title
to the whole Of Oregon.
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WELL SAID A subscriber e 90 Epico-
pal paper, il sending his advance subscrlp-
ton money, writes TO the edilor.'I wish 70
pay for my paper il advance, for never
like 10 read a. E5isor paper q cell e
do asy oDn.
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A work entitled sMemOirs Of Whashing.
ton and Adams Administration, Of their
Cabinets" is about to be published.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-01-16

The citizens Of Memphis propose TO erect
a monument to Gen. Jackson, at that place.
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The Finance Committee in the House Of
Representatives is so constituted as 10 be
favorable 70 tbe views OF Mr.. Walker in re.
gard to the Tariff.
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or The N. o. Picayune estimates the
loss Of the sugar crop by the late ftOsts, at
"A, 900 hogsheads.
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recognised james B. Behn as Consul Of
Belgium fOr the port Of New Orleans.
The Columbia Teen. Observer of the
Ilth uIt says-eon Friday night last, the
dwelling house of Mr.. William Mangrum.
four miles from this place, took FIRE and was
entirely consumed. Two Of his children
and all his furniture were consumed with
the building"
RAN RoADs. the Central Railroad,
Michigan, was to have been completed to
Kalamazoo by the lst instant.
fits contemplated to construct railroad
from Nashville to Chattanooga, which viii
form portion Of the line intended to con.
meet the Mississippi; with the Atlantic.
The Emperor of Russia is projecting a
railroad from St. Petersburg to Odess, with
branch towards Persia.
Subscriptions for several railroads have
been opened in Canada.
They are projecting railroad in Florida
to connect the Atlantic with. the harbor Of
Pensacola.
Every packet going out from New York,
carries large quantities Of Flour and Wheat
to London and Liverpool.
The vote in New York stands 914,7OO
for, and $4,000 against Convention to
amend he Constitution.
The vote o. the New Constitution in
Louisiana. stOod Is. fOll0ws.-.-----
For adoption. 12,277
Against adoption, 1895
Majority foradOpliOu, 1882
The revolution which broke out IN Tebasco
on the 2Ist Of June last, was finally quelled
on the 2sth of September, and that province
has returned to its allegiance to Mexico.
or The N. o. Picayune estimates the
loss Of the sugar crop by the late frOsts, at
10000 hOgsheads.
The Hon Caleb Gushing. and VIM. Cost
johnson have declared in favor Of our title
10 the whole of Oregon.
The citizens Of Memphis propose TO erect
a monument to Gen. Jackson, at that place.
"A line Of steamships will commence run.
mig between New York and Charleston in
the spring.
A work entitled ''Memoirs Of Whashing
, ton and Adams Administration, Of thei
Cabinets" is about to be published.
: The citizens Of Springfield, Ill, are form
: ing a company to run line Of steam prairi
cars between Alton a Springfield. Th
!, plan is considered perfectly feasible.
i Eugene Sue has been formally exemmu
! nicated.
p Our government is forwarding numbs
I. Of pieces Of ordnance for the defence ,
9 our Lake coast.
= WEr1 SAID "A subscriber e % Epic,
II pal paper,in sending his advance subsCru
sp tion money. writes 70 the edisor--..I wish
s. pay for ny paper % advance, or neg
g ike 10 read a. Eaisor paper q scell e
II DO ny opn.
IS BEoINMo LrrE EARIx We see i IT
ed that young man ID OsWeea n. Yor
named ketchum. has been caueh. and co
victed 81 having Two wives. He j only
years Of age.
There viii have left Bremen this yeaf,
ar he close Of the season. fol &c United Sc
7sf and Texaa. Ao. Dos emigran already abs
- SO 600 have lett
The London Times. she most inl
eniial paper il England. j. alronsly 3 g
eel 81 "a arbitration 81 hs difficulties hstN.
this country una ~. il relation % oleg
ST
9. THE latest fashion Is lof lhe lae
dress enli1s blue Ladies' 81 &
1'S saLrs s. hlc Blue glove
500 Blue &c b|os sss
500
.so 81 o5l6ey IA took Ihs pssni
.oo IT laie Il 81 81 nal ln1a.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-01-16

"A line of steamships will commence run.
mig between New York and Charleston in
the spring.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-01-16

The revolution which broke out IN TebascO
on the 2lst Of June last, was finally quelIed
on the 2sth Of September, and that province
has returned to its allegiance to Mexico.
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The President Of the United States has
Recognised james B. Behn as Consul Of
Belgium Cor the port Of New Orleans.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-01-16

The vote in New York stands 214,70O
for, and as,O32 against Convention to
amend The Constitution.
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The Columbia lTeen.) Observer of the
Ilth uIt says-'.on Friday night last, the
dwelling house Of Mr. William Mangrum.
four miles from this place, took FIRE and was
entirely consumed. Two of his children
and all his furniture were consumed with
The building"
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EXPENDITURES.

Total means for the service Of the
fiscal ear ending 3Oth June I847, q, 35I
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Every packet going out from New York,
carries large quantities Of Flour and Wheat
TO London and Liverpool.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-01-16

BEolNNlo LIrB EARI1 We see Il stat.
ed that young man u Osweea n. York.
named ketchum, has been caught and cons
yicted 81 having two wives. He u only 90
years Of age.
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Total estimate, expenpituFes 25,5i8813 u
Which deducted from the total Of
means above stated 29,8Sf.254 @
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Total revenue 25,OO0OOB 90
Add estimated balance 10 be in the
treasury on the July, Iea5 ABS, 254 90
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There will have left Bremen this geaf, at.
he close Of the season. for ZEE United States
and Iezas, A0, 00e emf gran already about
so coo have leit.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-01-16

The vote ouethe New Constitution in
| I s.,;.;.,o sto,d &c follo,va.
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4he London Times. she most in1u.
entail paper IA England. j. alronsl 8 lagof
81 s. arbitration 81 sha difficulties between
this country una hal, il relation % Oregon.
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sa,627.05I 90

From customs for fur quarters go 500,l
From sales Of public lands ,4O0.l
From miscellaneous and incidental
sources 1904
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-03

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An expose of the Case ofthe Commonwes.n," w.
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John Manesty, or the Liverpool Mercha %, W
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For sale, wholesale and retail.
c. g. A. have always on hand and can SUP .l
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NEWSPAPER, published 10 the onneo o "s,;ss
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M s pictorial and other Newspapers.
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n,ices.l either Of the above named wof Eo,o
p @TA,l letters must be directed to CoAo'
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Editors giving the above an lnee,uon, :"
.,nd,nc this notice to Editors, and eenu'ns 70
marked copy will receive, a comp p,s,s oJpy
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Texas, in three parts.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
Tippah County. (
PROBATE CouRr, OCTOBER Term, l645.

PRoBATE CouRT, OCTOBER Term, l6a6.
"tiIS day, l.. ID. Hewct,, Dawson Heweti,
Abingdon Hewett, Peter Baget, and 10.
seph Harrison Hewett, Jane Bsge';
Leg ees Of Josephus Hewelt, deceased. late OF
North Hampton County, North Carolina; made
application by Petition, for the sale Of the Me-
gro Slaves belonging to said Es,ata,e therein
named, setting forth, tina, the debts Of said Gs.
tate cannot be paid without the sale Of said Ne.
groes; and that an equal Division among the
Heirs cannot conveniently be had in kind. i
was therefore ordered by the Court, that ci'a'
ton issue, requiring all persons interested, e
be and appear at the next term Of this court, u
be held al the Court House in the town Of Rip
ley, on the FIST monday in November next, Z
show cause, if any they have, why said Ne
groes should not be sold; and that said c'tat'o
be published for three successive weeks in n
Ripley advertiser, a newspaper published IN IN
town Of Ripley.
Witness, Hon. r. X. Thoma
l.. 8. presiding Judge Of said Court, an
| the seal thereof affixed, the 7th
October lS45.
i DANIEL HUNT, Clerk
October llth l645-47-3w
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SHERlFFS SALE OF
.DU1sG ENTS.

-,OriCE.-On the Bird Monday IN March
1916, l viii sell f'r cash, at the Court
X House Door, in the town Of Ripley, the
following Judgments, TO satisfy the costs there.
or, 10 wI:-
Wu. F. Payne vs. AndrewF| Davis, Admin
is,rstor of Martha Davis decd dated Both s p
TENDER, 1874 Judgment $50 81.
Samuel Mosby vs. Stephen Greer, dated Isl
October l64i, amt. of Judgment $3.50 81
Jas Allen vs. Hnson Purnel, dated Bird Ocio
Der lS4i, Amt OF ju !gmenl $l2S 90
5Gfeenbury Mitchellvs J I'm 5 Nj, da'ed
3rd October 1874, amt Of Judgment $4l5,27.
Henry Bursough use OF John Bnrrough VS.
John s May. dated Bird October lS44. amount
Of judgment. SAC So
Edward Groums vs. Jas M Moore and John
Mckee, dated S h October 1910, amount Of
judgmcn, $l50.l6.
Hiram Howard vs. Edward Dasheill, dated
5h October 1910, amt Of judgment $6O,36.
Means d. Cunningham We John NJ Willis,
dated 10 h October 10 10, am, judgment $6S 50.
Joseph sullivan vs. Sarah u Ransom Flu ller,
dated 8 b October 1910, am, judgment $66, 10
Jenkins Williams vs. George A Phifer. dated
3O,h March 1912. amt Of judgmen, 1893, ID
Levi McDonald vs. Amos James, dated 26.h
September 1912, amt Of judgment Sl55 5i3
Bern and B lrnslde vs. Richard Dean, IA
icdt6 h September 1912 ami Judgment IL %
Morris g. Dumas VS. Inn SMav. dated ~ !
MAY l-39, amour, Of Judgment $27
j B John son vs. In Burns f. David Wa'dnr
dated Goth November 1888, amt judg ~i2o "
David Riddle W II w Keeblc. dated 2Ht
Nov 1893, amour, Of Judgment $l6314
Thomas A Adams vs. H w Keeble u o'hers
dated 29th May 1888, am, jndgmen, S73,l9
Haywood Bowers, adm dc VS. IL w heenie
dated och May 1889, amt Judgment $2O,2o
Ias w. Sumner use OF Henry Wright vs.
NJ Rogers and a M Young. dated 2oIh Me-
1893. amount OF Judgment 1857 80.
Alex NJ C,u'dweil We Il N Rog.r', date
2Sml May 1889. amt OF judgment Sl24,H go
Same vs. E " Rogers, dated % h May 100
amount Of judgment $2l4l4
Citizen 3 Wo,,<s vs. T. NJ Rogers, DAT
q Nav 1890, amt Of judgment S57 %
Id K,rkman VS. Isaac Moore. dated ~
March ZEAL. amt ofJudgmen, SS9.9 80
Tarver g. Moore Va Chas Hines. dated ~
NAV 1888, am, Of judgmen, S6S,76. ,c
Nathaniel A Clark vs. VIM Eaton. da'eo e
Nav 1899, amt Of juagmcn' $l36,4U
WIN Moore vs. Jane McElwee, dated
Aprl 1871. am, Of Judgment $7O6S.
Wiley A Morgan We JnO q Williams ga
e7,h November 1893, amt Judgment $95 iU4
inc Booth vs. Haywood Johnson, dated
October ls4O. $lS2.03. :,
"A. e. BLAIR, Sheriff
Of Tirpah County M
Ocrr l3 lS45-2-3n
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THE STATE OF MI >SlSSlPPl, !
TipPAH COUNTY.

PROBATE CouRr, December Term, ls45
flames WALKER, Administrator Of Isaac
A. Sheriff. deceased, Prayed the Cour,
by Petition, to grant him an order for the
sale of The Real Estate or lands belonging to
said deed 10 wi':-The South half OF Lot No.
2, and Lot No. 8, in Block No. 81, in The town
Of Ripley Mississippi, for the payment ofthe
debts of said Estate. 1t was thereupon ordered
by the Court that vi alton issue, requiring all
persons interested, TO lie and appear al the Feb.
ruary Term 1916, Of the Probate Court OF TIP
pah County, TO be held at the Court House
thereof on the first Monday in said Month, and
show cause, if an, they have, why said lands
shcud not be sold; and that said Citation be
published for six successive weeks in the Ripley
Advertiser, a Newspaper published in the towr
al Ripley. WITNES S, the Hon. ROBERT X
THOMAS, presiding Judge of salt
GLS.1 Court, the frs, Monday in Decem
Der lS45 Issued the 4'h d CEN
her ls45. DANIEL HUNT, CIR
| Dec. 9TH l645-l-6w
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1 shall be compelled 10 make return u tho
T.ses of Ibis County, Al Jackson Miss, by tho
n,s, dsy u March itf0, and ihis " 10 inform
.Il ,l,oss who Tell 10 pay their Tsses by the
G,s, day of January lst6, tbs, ! shall be com.
nailed, IN every instance, according 10 law and
INV osib,,o exact Double Taxes of oil who fail 10
osv bv that time. with costs &c. ] sm bound
IN large sum, 10 discharge tho duties of Tsr
ColIecios, ssd shall iodisc fiminstely use eocf.
ave measures with all who Al 10 pay according
TO law. Tho blame, (if any there beg mus, be
laid upon tho Lawmakers and not upon me.
A. q. BLAIR, Sheriff
Of TIppsh County
Deem. 1Oth ls45.
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ESTRAYS-Tippah County.

ESTRAYS-Tippah County.
r~PKEN up by D P. Nedron. one - oak he 'I IL
= CURED mare mule, supposed 20 o. %os ~
Il years old. IA hands high; Apso 10 @S''
TAKEN up BY Joseph P. Jennings; ,,v, 10 a :
miles north Of Ripley, on the Nuoln ridge roao,
o ons brown bay mare mule, s years old next
pTRKEN MP by Jas Gresham; i.v'ng nay ~
miles Yves, Of Ripley, one yoke Of Oxen, mar mar
ked as follows:-One white and req speon. nd
marked with an under bit in the r'gnt 60. and
su, in the left, slightly due laped. with orasG
on tee lef, Tip, not known what was .D "roo If
for The other black steer marked wn so S,Vp son
The loft car and underbt in the r'gn' @ oot ''p
nosed 10 be I years old; Appraised 20 @ p.roe,
Nov. 29lh l645-3w
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j. SHELBY.
GROC cry 4 PRODU c.
MERCHANT
FRO ROW,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
Memnh;s. Tenn. Nov, Let l645-5O-6m
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
TIsHAmINGo COUNTY. }

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
TIsHAn1sco COUNTY. 5
By ORDER OF A. H. WEIR PRESIDING JUDGE JUDO,
-yoTICE is hereby given that on applIca.
y ,% ssv Box o. .sS Of e az ny
- who claims an na 10 noi1 p Diseased. /
Ave nominated William Lesley, A. B. Walker
into Eleven eqoa pars and unless proper a,S 90,
eclons are made TO me, on The 's' M 'hen By
IN January ls4o the said parties wa, atv; saea Of
splS Estate according to law in such case made
and provided, in the following lands. 70 w'' %
FL Sec. SO, TT, r 8, E;-,he N. W. Sec' 3D.
WITNESS, Hon. A: Il. we',
Its, Judge Of the Probate Court TOT sa'o
tn'0'' County. Given under my hand ana
zeal. this 18th October lo45; INV ~
TEST: a. &c
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nm Saturday, January 3rd lsa6. a. Inc
81 Cour, House Door in Ripley; ! WI! oier
" for Sale, on a'oredi. of Twelve Months
with good security, under an order o. zoe ,, r.u
inc described lands:-The s w OF 8 4, T2,
re- E-55 acres of the North side OF the N
w i ofS3, T2 R2E--And 40 acres, being
the Northeast Sixteenth of q, I 2, K2 y
ALI living in Tippah County and making 70;
acres in all. Sold as the property OF James M
Gun,er deceased, and the title believed 70 o.
.'as, o. DAVIS,
p0"'''' ADMIR-. De 6onis non
of James NJ. Gunter dec
| Nov, 29th le45-3w
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Notice

-Y order Of the Probate Court, ! Will sen
10 the highest bidder, at the Coul'
- House Door, in the Town OF Ripley
T;onab County Mississippi, on Monday the I'm
dsp IF Jsnuary 1916, the following Lands be-
hanging to the E, tate Of William Taylor deco <
!" ss;;,.sSThe south west quarter Of Section 8
Township 4, Of Range Eas'. ne soJ Mor,hs .
will be sold on credit OF Twelve "'"
Bond and security requlrGo. cr.Nn,rv
Administrator
Dec. 9Th l645-ltds
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
IWViE undersigned Al the November

ME undersigned At the November term
le45. of the Probate Court Of Tippah
Cosaty Mlssiss,ppi, having obtained let.
.! scf: o. Adminis,r a.ion on the Estate Of James
T. Pee'er deceased, t,Les this method Of notify
ing ~ peFsene having claims against said decd
"p.:sen. !nem IN the time prescribed BY law
covery; aud an persons indebted 10 said decd
are requeated to come forward and make sst
Element Immediately, % / en- determined L
wind up the business q soon = possible. -
NJ GEORGE A. PEELER.
~ Administrator
Dec. 18th lea5--2-6w
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

a r. the December term 1913, OF the Pro-
bate Court for Tippah County, MSS
a Letters OF Administration were granted
10 the undersigned on tho Estate Of NJ. D
Stout. decd. All persons indebted 10 said Es
tate would do we'll to settle Immediately, ant
ali persons having claims against said Estate
will present the same in the time prescribed b,
BY law, or they will be barred. a
JOHN GOSSETT.
Adm. OF said Estate
Deem. 18th l645--2--6w