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Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-17
JANIS II. PlPER.
BY I7E PRESIDENT Of TIE UNITED STATES.

81 l1t fRtSlIthI ur lHt UNI ~ SIhltS'
EN Pursuance Ul an a; OF Congress. approx ed
Il Oh he eN,ye-:h day IF July, I>46. entitled
"An ac. :. -u., .-ze the Pr->.-..'l Of + e uni'e
>.ais 10 :. .4r reserved mineral lands IN The
>.a..s ul ..lnuls All Arkansas. anu ieFltorts
4 NIs.o : and iowa. supposed 10 conlain lead
.re." j. JANES x, pULh. PaEsIrENT OF TEE
Uy.-r7 STATES Ct AHE2IcA. 90, aereby declare
aa4 au.ae hHosn, thu: pa1ic sa'Is Of the iahds
il E-uFoEE WITHHELD FAoI SALE cN AtccUNT OF
.EE ,ALUIB.E LEAD MINES TEEaElN. viii he he'd
at Ine unGermell nhei land offices IN the SIaie OF
AkEANSAS at the PERIODS her inat;er desIgna.
tel. 10 Wit:
A,thr Lqnd Office at BATESVlLLE, com
meaciug % Monsay the fifteenth day of March
next for the disposal Of the luU lands WHhIn
The umderne lioucl townships. VIZ:
Nosi4 Of i6c jIse HEs AMI a7gsi Of ats Ejh prinei.
pal nsridian.
Township nlnrr,en. q rage s!E."sA.
Tow rships Mn, Ieeg and twenty, Of range sew
,Litn.
At the Land Ciice a, FAYETTEVILLE.
,ommCucin. on Monday. the twenty second day
IF Mgrch next for the disposal Of The pubic lands
a5.h.n the uniermantlonrd townships, 10 ait:
Ny,4 o. ne tGsc iigc and roca Of ite ftih PriRci-
pal m~Ji.iaa.
Townships nineteen ana twenty, Of range
-h:s"". 1855,
L-nas oPpToPria.e d by Ian fof,hc use ofschools.
ral.:a-v. or other purposes viii be excluded from
sat: also. al quarter Q '7rier sections. Vf"nyO
co,,rc.. IA Whole or IN part BY Iaose mining leases
aN.ca >aaa to. be determined by tie day fixed
for the clrmn.eucement OF these sacs.
Prr.,mpriou claims viii not be allowed TO any
al lie above aDJs unIli after The same shall have
been uTcrcd 4. public sale, and become subject To
p-i,..cFrrry: and Al. o: said lands which contain
lrlna or mines Of Led orc. actually discoy. rel
AMI 5-inr worked. uiIl be sud in such legal sab.
Gi,isfon OF subdivisions, as wall include such
mine or mines. al mol less than Two collars and
fiiy cents per acre.
Tie s-ars viii each be kept open fer tw weeks.
.ulsrss the 'anis are sooner disp's d off, and no
longer; and 10 private entries of land IN the
townships 50 offered. viii he admitted Un;il afler
The rypiralioa Of two weeks from the commence
meni OF sid saies.
In further execution Of the said act, have
caused the Commissioner Of the General Land
Office 10 publish with this Procamatiou. brief
dissertation Of the mineral reg uns in which these
lands lie. and OF the lands nov offered for she.
which be has prepared from official documents
and other means OF information.
liisen uBies nv haD,i, al the city Of Washing
ton. this eighth day Of September. Ammo Domtni
one ihSrsaiId cirh, hundred and foF;y-six.
..... U BY tae President:
JAMES II. PlPER.. "a. .rr...N
.is,izc Co7,zissioncr o'fss -
ErtFfai L<4H2 G5rGt.
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>eNtA.tcu, ~ Tsi . iOlftttn-
townships Twelve, thirteen aud fourIeen. fac. T.
WOna tosHshlP fifteen, and IOSpsAiP ElRsietu, OF
range fifteen.
TOsnshPiSeEe, fraeiion1l ioS nshiss reU r,een
and htseen, aud tOsnsaiP elgh'eeR, Of 'aage slN-
teen.
Townships sixteen and e,gaIeen. Of roase sew.
cniern.
ToSnshps fourteen and fifteen, Of range egh.
teen.
A, the land Office at " ASHlNGTON. con-.
rrencing on Monday, the IhiHiet6 day Of No. en-
vsmter next, for the Disposal Of the public ards
wlh'nihe aforementioned townships and frsc-
ucnai TOW nshiPs, 10 vii:
S0gL Of lie BASE line lai lcsst Of iEt ffi yr,zci-
plLasriiiaE. -.-
Township one, Of rlnge nineteen.
ToSu>rps one and four. Of range twenty.
TOWNSHIPS three anG fOur. Of tang Ia, n. .oIc.
Township three, Of range lNenly.ISO.
Sections one. tao, three. iolr. ami ave. and tie
east haif Of secHoa SIX, IN .JN uship iselVe, Of
rnrco tweuiy-luo.
Scctons tao, three. and four. the essl bali Of
section five. the northeast quarter Of sCucs -ni
sections nine. zen, a"i e.>'rn. the north hat IT
section fourteen. section tti-ru. lie so-l.-cas.
quarter NJ section !SCaIy. section iseuit -Jae.
The n1r:n Aat Of >rc.!on Ia l.la0. ind =. oas
iNeu:y.eIGh ;.l"en;y I'd MY ia DE- aid iIr'H.
three, township fourteen, Of r-uEr s"cusy.
three.
Ty~n-Aigs one and two, Of range ,aen:y-fou',
Tow u>aIp unr.ot ran-e> .Sen,!..'c, ."ehtA.
s.X. ~ euil seven. aal !Nca:, ga;.
IowR>nsPs ole. lNO.sX, a.I &C. %, Of = =
i"er;y.nlre.
To" nsurPs one, two. three. igor, an nIne. Of
range thirty,
Tosnsnrs :so, laree, eigat. ua6n.ne. OF r4G -e
,air:v.oaa.
10" ssirrs,. oDet tTo. hrse. far. Ave. sH.
seven. and uane. OF range iu,rty-."o'
Fractional townships 81, scNcn, aud lIre. Of
rarrd ,sicss .a,ree. =. .''t e..
m.a,Io. on NoaIav. the ,s,ea.a aay Of Deem.
her neAi torIae -Ispnsl Ct Ing pubic ANS UI.1n
the uni.rmen,ionel lowasaIp, am i.ac..oaaI
townships, w:
N-,,,I NJ n, l,s I'm. ,,,I RE, ortBs Fill r-i,,i
L""n<h'7s even ami '"e''a of rang o'f'
loA",A r. e'Gai' I"ei'e' i"ricth' ana So Il
zen. at r7n-e Two.
Town. p e,s'eo' WE'VE a"- S'S'''eo''' %
range trre.
to"ns'l' " twelve, ...r;:-~, NJ '.-i'-a2' o.
range A'-.
s'at"on~I !o@n>lIn sA.e'u' aaa t'"NS >
so,eo,een ant ,acn!s.opa, %. r.n-'s1.
N5rG q its 5Is: tifr agf H-s@ O. ltE g"' FF'Hfi'
pal 1.sridian.
To.a>D.., ,5.a:. Of r.nge :s,.
FracWiFi toshsiih ave. Of rang threa.
Fra:,iU.h' los ns3. four. leas: Of Wl.e river,
tof range i've. ...-.
Township seventeen. OF range thirteen.
Townships sixteen AM seventeen. Of ran e
fourteen.
Townships Twelve. s.x.ccp, seventeen. ana
c gh.rcn. Of range fifteen.
( TOWNSHIPS twelve ana thirteen, o. range sH
teen.
Tawr>lfps eleven AMI tno.yr, Of Tangr seven
teen.
AT the and Office at JOHNSON COURT
HOUSE. commeuc uc on Myu5ay. The tourto NH
Jay OF Dec ntaer nrA'. for lie Disposal Of lie
pablo .ancs "im!n The uuleFn.c"'!ous. 10" t>'
~:
Worth ot he base Hnf AMI t'tSi O. hStt'. lrM't
PCT m.ridiHu.
Township eleven. of range eighteen.
Tawa<5,rs Two ara lire. .! Fa-'@e a-...:e;-A
townships one. Two. AM !hcee. of rlngv ."tu.y.
Township one. Of range Iw-n:v-"re.
T,,,.,.l:,- ,Vo ana eleven. # ra,-e :Wc..y.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-17

-, rueiiirs fron fano',-A man named
lrta Zen Neizzer, was arrested a. New
ffo'' 10 Tcnd,y week, on complaint OF Louis
i 90 Mo- nonsul. chancellor OF the consulate
b. 81 France in the United Sta'es' WHO
(sfil 49, ~ with having on the. OH Neyem-
fee ga a, surregneminc. department OF Mo,
leiy c..,rr. whilo acting as notary, forged
70 ,.nt and commercial paper, and deeds to
laln Of 200. OO0f, which sum he IN COM
'nou ,,bers is salt to have obtained. The
s ",,rv evidences of this forgery is filed IN
@.s Of the French minister at Washington
0 Is under Investigation.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-17

Liam De Uuoa.-A letter from an oIhcer
~ ,1T,s, 22d. says:-.'TIsa erum, formula
r. - n fortress, but very much oVerra'ed' aud
Own .owe indcmrpt. could be soon taken with
now on The station, for many If not
o " ,be heaviest Cannon are mounted IN bar
md therefore exposed to grape and canister.
-. within the Castle amnunIs TO between d
sc U men-and the yellow fever is killing them
|rke sheep
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-17

n. n Bssvo, of Now Orleans. las conp!e'eu
n,emeut for the extens on Of the Electro
lns,ic Telegraph from Philadelphia to Ne"
and Is about TO return home. The New
4 Herald says thai the eugire line vii Be com
An a few months, and adds:
k.,,snds from Philadelphia to Harrisburg. PIi's'
4 Wheeling, Cincinnati, louisville - LOUIS
Ei,ipe, Memphis Nick>burg. NaIchez !" Ne"
[".ns This line will comprise two comPanIrs.
srre6Jinc from PHILADELPHIA 10 s.. Louis, anu
ober formed by Mr.. Bravo, fem 5. Loans
Nv Or,ean=.
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MAaaLID,

!, For, Towson, on the ?!th uI,imo, Mr. LESsT :
DEN TO Miss MAY IoBIN.
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NOTICE TO PRE.ENPTilN CLAIMANTS.

Evyry refson eusIseu 10 The rgAt u Pre-eInP-
lion to any i5UIs within the limits "f tie Iowa.
is a J5,r caam@rs1d, i r-0uued 10 establish
.ur ,ine ,oihe sans Il an 4 lie RgIslyr and
Recover Ct The ire.ir-r iart CfiCr. a"d III Se
pay Hlenfs tide rfor. - soon IS practicable. htlor
>.ring ihis police. aud O-turc tue day appo.n:,d
for me comnrnc Gei Of tie publ. sale OF he
ans rmyr.cn. tue IracI cia'm.t d o.IerNlse such
c.lim Ill. yc forfeited.
JANES II. PIPER.
II ir- C.maie"ourr # ral Grn,ra Laaa U6los.
>--.art.l- 5h I>4i -2a-3 m
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by Al THO TX lTl.
49,
sA
nv TIE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.

nv TIE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
\ pursuaoce Of law. JAMES X. POLK, Pies
Il id,n, of the United States of America. do here
.,v-dcciars and make known that pubic SAFES
III be hold Mt the aforementioned Land omces
in The s,.fe Of 4 .PHINSIS, at the Per'oJs mere
'"" a, ,b ~' ,od office at GHAMPAGNoLE, com
pencng on Monday. the S,At9en." uIt % ~. w.
yember next. for the disposal OF the Pnoe ,anos
,,i,b;u the undermen,ioned to" nshIPs ana 'fac-
iona iipw nships. riz; u -.I.stis ,r;,-;.
So,,IL of tie base line and aesst Of L'sWm "'"c''
pal meridian.
fractional to%nshiP seventeen, townships eigf
,ocr and nineteen, and fractional township tTen'
~ Of range ten. .-r;;,,b.
Fractional township seventeen, townships eigh-
,oen and nineteen. and fractional township TWEEN
.y. Of range eleven. -.-..-.
Fra,t,o1aI townships sixteen and seventeen,
,oynshlls eighteen and nineteen, ana ifac!' oAa'
.o,.n.hjp twenty of range twelve.
Township eleven. twelve, ih't!een. fourteen,
mad fifteen, and fractional townships snieen ana
sexen,cen. Of range thirteen.
-ToVnsHips Clever. twelve thirteen ana Jour
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-17
STOCKING YARNS.

LACK, hue. mixed, white and clouded wool
yarns, for sale by WALLACE & WARD.
fp,. IL, 1870. a. az
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List of Letters,

ID EMAlNlNG in the Post Ohcc at Van Pu-cn,
IL Ark, on the SOth dag Of September, Isi6, Shieh
II not taken cut By the S0th day Of Dec embsr Hs1I
VII be sent 10 the General Post lIse dead letters
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PHILIPS l. WILLIAM

IAvEsus opened similar stock, which they sfsr
4 | "f - .r on lie terms.
Va Burcn, Iuly 18Th. lsi6
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...r a.". .... 81 Van BurSh. sI.szSss.
IL AVE asst ossRrs Ilh ~ stGgon Man s'rttt, .
-sss Iss ssl yss5iics saost 81 ghsSs, sossi.i
~ 70 an 81 tts f5a5sirc ErilrI,s. ell rHy q
isil Iisy pc e - IS elss a. tAs r&
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-20
Bartine's Lotion.
SPRING, 1916.
FarnSWOrth g. Shaw,

HAVE received by recent arrivals. full
HI and well selected assortment Of Goods for
The Spring Trade, in part as follows;.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-20
OIL & SOAP FACTORY.

V>fIE subscriber has just completed his
u establishment for the Manufacture of
SPERM a. WHALE OIL,
SOAP OF VARIOUS KINDS, &c.
lie has now on hand and for sale, at the
lowest prices, first quality beachcd and un-
bleachcd Sperm and UH4LE OIL.-
Also-C CHEMICAL g. COMP OSITION
OIL-all of which he warrants To give per
feet satisfaction. The public are respectfully
invited 10 call, examine, and test The articles
he offers. JOHN ID. NORTHAM.
Newport, March 5, 1916.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-20
WOOLENS.

French and German Cloths. twilled and plain,
oflhe best makes; English Fine Cloths, blacks,
blues, olives, browns and Spring colors. Jet
black German Doeskins Extra Fine black Cas-
simeres; Harris Fancy Doeskins. the newest
styles received regularly; MlddIesex Black and
Fancy Cassmeres a full assortment. American
Cloths CaSsimeres, Tweeds Sattinets. &c.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-20

RONNETs cleaned, bleached and pres
- sed Ia the best manner for TW WENTY
CENTS, at No. 2 Church.st
April9, 1916. IRA FRENCH.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-20
HOSIERY a. GLOVES.

Ladies' Wors'cd and Cashmere black and
colored plain and imperial Cotton, IN black and
white ColotS of the best makes; Chlldreh'S and
Misses Hose. white aud colorcd Virginia and
Cotton hall hose black aud coPd Kid Gloves ;
Lise thread do greal variety; Sylphide. Eve.
lima aud French Thread Shawls aud HdkfS
Spiafed Pongee and English SILK hdklS, Nc.
Nc which with a large assortment ol PrIntS. OF
all The lateS, styles brown aud bleached Coiton>.
Ticking, Drilling, FIanncls NC they offer Al
the lowest market rates Nos ~ y 81. Milk,
reefs. corner ui Pearl.St. Boston, April %.
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BOSTON a NEWPORT.
Rail Road and Steamboat Line,
I'm and oHey .1Jondou .8o,.I 6th. I846

On and after Monday, ap,fi 9Th, 1916.
Ry Passengers leave Bos-
G ton (Sundoys erceptedD
G;S:=f =fY from the Depot OF the
oc1.sxsssB Boston aud Providence
Rail Road, taking the Fall River Cars, ut ~
o'clock, A. NJ, and "a O'Clock, p. NJ Arrive
at Fall River at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and o.
clock. p. NJ. Thence by The new aud splen-
did steamer PERRY. Capt. q. w. WooLsEY,
to NEWPORT, leaving Fall River at 10 O..
clock, A. NJ. and =. NJ, or on the arrival Of
The Care from Boston and Taunton. and ar
rive at .VEUPORT at ia O'clock, A. NJ.
aud 81 o'clock +. NJ.
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The Steamer PERRY,

Leaves NEWPORT. daily, Sundays en-
ccpled) for FALL RIVER, at ) o'clock, a.
m. and ! to- 2oclock, p. M, arrive at Fall River
in season for passengers wishing TO take tho
Cars that leave Fall River Tor Taunton aud
Boston at z o'clock, a. ~. and 81 p. m; arrive
at Taunton at 3 O'clock, a. IN. and az O'Clock,
.. m, arrive at Boston at "a O'clock, a. IN. aud
6 o'clock, p. IN.
CARS leave Fall River, for New Bedford,
at Z and o'clock. a. m. and 4 to q p. IN; ar
rive at New Bedford al s and 10 u, IN. and
pm.
CARS leave New Bedford for Fall River
and Newport, al o'clock, a. m. and p. N.
The Stenmer PERRY will stopat BRIsroL
FrRRY, (Rhode Island side eOcb way, 10 re-
ceIve and land passengers.
FARES.
From Newpor, to Boston, each way, $50
Bristol Ferry to do 80
+. Rlverto Newport, 80
From Bristol Ferry TO Ncwpt cach way 80
- New Bedford to do. 100
Taunton To do. 100
Tickets may be obtained at u. u kLlS-
LETS Express Office, No. Z, State Street,
Boston; at the DEPOT of the New Bedford
aud Fall River Rah Road at II. II. kLN,S-
LEIS Office, No II Thames street, New.
port and on board The Steamer PERRY
Passengers Baggage 60 through to New
port by crates in charge ola Baggage Master
Fall River, April 4rh, lSiG.-A9.
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r. Mumford Seabury,

:" OULD invite the attention of lhcpu6
w lie to a beautiful lot Of BOOTS d
SHOES which he has just received from
Boston. Among them Is a fine lot of Gen
tlemen's Caters, superior article, aud one
that will give great satisfaction 10 those
troubled with Corns. Also. N"ntlemcn's
fine calf scwcd Boots, Ladies', Misses aud
Childrcu's Kid and Morocco Shoes. and last
bat not ieoSt--a splendid lot of LADIES
FRENCH SHOES, of the celebrated Paris
manufacturer, ESTE.
June An
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Court of Probate, .Necport, .Aug. 3d, 1876.

T1PON the petition of Ileuy f. Turner, Ex-
u ecuriy of the last Will and Testament of
William Turner late of Newport, Physician
decd, by her Attorney II. Y. CranSton. stating
that the personal estate of said William Turner,
is insu 'hcent to pay the debts Of the deceased
by the sum of $3s99, 80, less the sum of : ! $50,
100 consisting of furniture not yet sold, and pray
ing this Court to authorize her, in her capacity
of Executrix, TO sell at public auction, all the
right, title and interest, which said William
Turner had al the time of his dcceaSe, in and
Ito a lot of land and the buildings thereon Sua-
ted, on Easton's Point in said Newport bounded
Northerly on land late of Allen Norton, deed ;,
Southerly on land of the heirs OF Henry Ed
redge, decd EaSlery on Washington street,
and Westerly on the harbour or 80 much there
of as shall be sufficient to pay the deficiency
with incidental expenses; the same
being read, received and the consideration
thereof referred to a Court of Probate to be
holden at the Town Hail. in Newport on the
first Monday IN September next at . o'clock a.
m and said Execulrix is directed to give notice
of the tendency and prayer of said petition by
three successive weeks, IN the
Herald of the Times hat all persons interested
may appear at said time and place aud be heard
True Copy--winesS
Aug6. b. II. ROWLAND, Prob. elk. !
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The Mutual Benefit
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

YNllE subscriber having been appointed
Agent for the above Company III thus
town aud vicinity, is now prepared 10 receive
applications from those who may wish to ef-
feet Insurance on their Lives, receive Annul--
Ties or Endowments.
For particulars as to rates. premiums, &c,
apply to JOHN n. NORTHAM, .Bgent
G.. CoTToN. NJ. ID. Medical EXAMINE.
n. b. This Company promises advanIa-
ges for Life Insurance. which are offered by
no similar Institution in this country, aud Is
now dong a very successful business. having
issued since the lst of May, ll7l Policies,
the premium on which amount to SI0O95
- cts.
Newport, March 26, 1876.
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DRESS GOODS.

De LANES, corded do newest styles, in variety;
Lama cards Oregons Satin CrosS0ver Glng
hans; Balzorines; Berages Graduated Mus
lin Dresses Lace and Dart striped and fancy
Canbrics and Musins Book MusIins; Bishop
Lawns; white Fancy CambricS aud Jackonets
fine and extra a-l " hite Linen Lawns
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National Loan Fund
Life Insurance Society, of London;
EMPOWERED BY ACT OF
PARLIAMENT,
CAPITAL $2,5O0,0O0.

\ The following are among the advantages
offered by this Institution -
The guarantee ofa large subscribed Capi.
tai in addition to the accumulation OF Premi-
ums.
The peculiar benefit secured to the as.
sured by the principle Of the Loan Depart
ment
The payment OF Premiums, annually, half
yearly, or quarterly.
! The travelling lease extensive and liberal
Thirty days allowed after each payment
of premium becomes due, without forfeiture
Of Policy.
The Society being founded on the MUTU.
AL & JOINT SToCK principle, parties may
participate IN the profits Of the Society, two
thirds Of which are annually divided among
the Assured.
The Society is not connected with either
Marine or Fire Insurance.
No charge made the assured for Medical
examination.
For the character and responsibility Of the
Institution, the Society has the privilege of
referring TO the
Hon. ABBOTT LAWRENCE, and
WILLIAM APPLETON, ESQ.,, Boston.
Medical Examiner in Newport, X. /,
THEOPHILUs G. DUNN, NJ. ID.
may be examined and all necessary lnforma-
ton obtained at tho Agents office in this
town, over Mr.. Callahan's Book Store,
Thames-s,. c. f. ROBBINS, Agent
Newport, X. !. Nov. 20, 1915.
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CE,THERs.--i ibou, COO lbs of live geese
II feathers" tor sale by
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Employment Wanted.

4 young man about % years of age, having
~ entirely lost one Of his hands, of good
education and excellent moral character, (the
best testimonials in relation to which will be
produced if required,) is deSirous of Obtaining
employment in Store where he could make
himself useful to his employers. Reference to
MIcHAgL FREEBoRN, Esq, Broad-slreet, New
port, or to Elder JAMES TAYLOR, Middlelown.
May 7, 1886
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Gs99l lgIOa5ssS,
Court Of Probate, .Ncrport, dug. 3, lslG,
Court Of Probate, .Newport, .4ug 3, 1916.

A N instrument in writing, dated the 9Th day
IA. of Sept. lS45, purporting to be the last
Will and Testament of James 6 Gardner, late
of Newport, Master Mariner, decd, was pre-
sented for Probate, and there being no Executor
named in said Will, request is made that the
Court appoint some suitable person adminiStra-
tor with the Will annexed on the estate of said
James G. Gardner the same is read, received,
and referred for consideration TO a Court of
Probate, to be holden at the Town Hall, in
Newport, on the first Monday in September
next, at . o'clock, a. m: 1t is ordered that the
Administrator on said estate cause public
notice to be given, by publishing a copy of
this order three successive weeks in the Her
Md ofhe Times, to all persons Interested in said
Report to appear before this Court at said time
and place and be heard.
True copy-witness,
Aug b. B. Rowland, Prob. C'k.
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Tie State Of MISSISSIPPI:

ffKE COUNrY. -
Probate Court Of said County, Noveml,exs
Term, ls45.
10 all persons Interested ID The Real Es-
tate Of Matthew Turner, late of Pike
County, deceased GIcciip4:
WOUaro hereby cited 10 be and person
"A ally appear before ibe Probate court
Of said county, at The court house in
HoImesyille, on the fourth Monday in Jan
uary, nexI, and shew cause, ifsny you can,
why the following described tracto FIND
belonging 10 the esIate Of said deceased,
situated n The county and state aforesaid,
should not be sold, viz
The north half ofthe south wesf qnar<
ter Of section 6, in township 4, range. ~
containing 80 acres, more or less.s
tits also ordered that this citation be
published six weeks successfully 10 tiles
Holmesyil!e sEFtee Press,n published a.
Holmesville, Mi. and in the $50. Journal,
published at Monticello, Mi.
Witness the Hon. Chris
tian Hoover, Judge .ofthe
LIS. Probate Court Of said county
on the fourt Monday in Nov.
a. D.1845 s'sp sas y
Issued this 9Th day IF Nov 1S45 sai 4
x4l LEONARD MAGEE.
Dec. 6, 1845-2l-6w Clerk.