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The history of Commerce shows that with
few exceptions this tumble of different pursuits
is fatal to prosperity. II the manufacturer, by
the force of circumstances, is, nevertheless,
compelled to some extent to pursue this course,
he will not transfer an accumulation of, to him,
useless wool, to brother manufacturer, without
profit, and whatever that profit may be, it is so
much distracted from the profit of the wool
grower.
Again: Whatever rctards the prosperity OF
the wooden factories abates measurably the pro-
fits of the flock master, and among the various
hndrances to the growth and extension of this
description of manufactures, none has been more
potent in its banefu influence than the known
and acknowledged fact that an enormous amount
of capital is requisite to ensure success. hope
to be able to show, by and by, that il is for the
interest of the wool-grower to do all in his pow
er to lessen this evil, and bring the cotton and
the wooden manufacturer more nearly to level.
The 900 lbs. of wool referred to has cost
that company not less than S52,500, very nice
sum to lay perfectly idle for more than year.
The bare mention of the fact will convince any
one that this Company will readily pay more
than it now does for the description of wool it
actually wants. if il can be saved outlay so
enormous and at the same time so unneces-
sary. | remain yours, &c.
]. b. NoTr.
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tainly used the very best means to secure that
end. If his refusal to vote in the Senate to
take it up on Saturday morning can be justified,
SO can the vote ofevcry Loco Foco member of
the House to lay it on the table on Monday, as
important measures were then and there press
ing too.
Gen. Cass and the other Senators who struck
down the full hand of charity from the lips of
starving millions, have a constitutional right
to vote as they please, but they have noIright to
hoodwink the people, and shall not do it. We
have as good right to crticise their votes as
they have to give them. can respect man
who votes against measure from Constitution
al objections, but 1cau,ot respect the conduct
of Senator who speaks, yet refuses to rote for
great measure like the Irish Relief Bill, which
would not only have sent comfort to many a
broken heart, but would have given new bright
ness to the glory ofthe 18th century.
AN ADOPTED CITIZEN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-11

and doctored him all sorts Of, ways-but he
died -
"Ded |" said Ton, with horror" did he die
from that hai n j red monkey ~
Yes, he didn't do any thing shorter and
so will you if you don't leave off drnkin'."
But why don't you die--you drink great
deal p
81 can't--T'm martyr-Tm kind of a wan
derin' Jew of blue devi-come, let's 20 and
take drink"
And the Red Monkey and the Blue Devil went
to the nearest grog-shop. N. o. Picayune.
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c., C.ss and the Irish Relief Bill.
Correspondence of the Albany Evening Journal
WASHINGTON, March 10th, lSi7.

WASHINGTON, March 10Th, 1877.
Having seen short dispute between the
Ecening Journal and me Argas; ao3 ni the vote
of Gen. Cass, on the lnSh he,ei bIil, IN the
Senate of the United states, peg leave 10
m ' o,v, personal observation, for was Deep
" interested spectator on that memorable oc
In the Erening Journal of March 4th you
~ Wv Inre Mr.. Cass for refusing to vote on
i ,"s,i KIN when Mr.. Crittenden first moved to
.i,e a. !, nv The next day the Argus justified
TAX, "a. :. w and you retracied your Just censure
M'' L., / trust you will let me make state.
' MIAMI, which shall not be retracted.
The irgus is mistaken IN saying that Other
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RANGERS SALE.

A S Ranger OF Madison county, will
n offer for sale, in the town Of Can
ton, on
Monday The All day of October, ls47,
The following described Strays, to-wit:
Taken up by VIM Lambert, Sorrel
Horse, no brand, left hind and fore legs
white, some white under his body and
on the nose and white spot on his fore.
head, is hands high, and about 6 years
old. Appraised to $500
Taken up by l. N. Nichols, bright
bay Horse, 1854 hands high, small star
in his face, hind fee, white, some saddle
or harness marks, 7 years old.
Appraised to $500
Taken up by A. II. Dinkins, red sor.
rel Mare, about 8 years old, Is hands
high. Appraised TO $4,000
Also a brown Mare Mule, same age,
about,I2i hands high. ApP'd 10 $4,000
Taken up by H. c. Bennett, a bay
Mare Pony, with star in her forehead,
7 or 8 years old, no brands.
Apprai cd to $4,000
Taken up by James Scales, a bay
Horse, about 10 or years old, thirteen
hands high, some collar marks about his
shoulders, knot or swelling on tho
left cheek resembling the big head, and
a hole in the right ear. App'd to 10000
Taken up by A. G. Alsworlh, a brown
Mare, about 10 years old, 10 hands high,
no marks nor brands. App'd 10 $4,000
Taken up by J. B. Worsham, brown
Bull, years old, sll in the right ear,
crop and underbit in the left, no brand.
Appraised to $500
N. B.-Persons having in their pos
session the above describe Horses and
Mules, are required TO bring them for
ward on the day OF sale.
H. WHITE, Ranger.
September is, 1847. Is
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He did his Hest.

aIst. Are you IN Jaror Of the payment Of the
Uaion Bank bonds By The people Of .Misna,p-
PIT
ID. Do you believe he act, Of reputation 10
haze been lust and HosoRABLEf
ID. n elected 10 seat IN Congress, and ssould
0e character Of Ms issippi Be asaiied because
Of her acts Of repudistion, sciA you defend her
and use yosr utnost Of seal and ability 10 prove
Ast che has acted r,seiy, honorabiy and jsstiyf
We are authorized 10 respond for Col Rob-
erts, negatively to the first, and a6frmatoely, to
the last two questions. Now what has Mr.
Tompkins to ssyi So far, he has been quite
polite in promises TO support democracy, He
promises not to vote for . bank, or for distribu-
ton or for tariff for protection. Will he now
pledge bimsslf,o defend Mississippi repudis-
ton and proclaim IL to the world to be Just and
noEoRABLEw
The above, Of course, 10 from the Mississip-
plan, which paper, in the same article, advises
Messrs. Fesihenion and Roberts to PROFOUND
tbose thu einterroastories to Messrs. McClune
and Tompkins. Col. McCiung can attend TO
his own district-ss Mr.. Tompkins esnno, res
pond in this county, we will do il for him, a.
to the ed and ID, BY quoting single Occurrences
that took place in the House Of Representative
during the last session Of Congress, and which
10 probably reeollected BY most Of our resder.
A certain Mr.. Culver, Of New York, charged
that one Of the Southern States had Repvdiated
her Bonds. Robert wsrhorse Roberts asked IL
he meant Mississippi. Mr.. C. replied yes. 4,
10 fsise, yaise, q SANDER, sir, replied the old
war-borse.
We only wish 10 draw one OF two differences
lis. when Mississippi was charged in Con-
eress with J~st and hs.srsb<r' net, repudis-
tioa, Col Robeus denied IL.
2a-Ths utmost Of his neal and sbiIity' in
defending hi.isspPi whsa STACKED, 10 com
pssssd In ssyins 'islss, fslss, . slsnder' othsr
inferesees might Be dn~p-we eoussut our
selves vish enc. Pat. Ts.pkins never eosld
and never vssld dsfsad Mississippi - the
wsr-horss did.
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T. W. Dorr, OF Rhode Island, died recently.

The BARBEcuE.-we omitted iu our last to
mention that the Barbecue at this place was a
most excellent one. We ought also to say that
we have been informed since, that Col. Nc Will
lie said that our Rail Road should be made if
he went to the Legislature. Whether he meant
Rail Road like that Of our friend Roberts, one
to ride into Office on, or one Of wood and iror
for the use of the people, we have not been in
formed and have no means Of knowing. W.
mightss well say here, that on Saturday last tn
Col. declared himself "sgin the bonds" as W,
are told.
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SALE.

DY virtue Of an order from the homo
I'D rable the Probate Court Of Madison
county, Mississippi, made at the Septem-
Der term, is47, the undersigned as Ad-
ministrator on The estate Of Holland
Webb, decd, | will
On Monday the a5th Of October Is47,
before the Court House door in the town
Of Canton, sell to the highest bidder,
on a credit OF twelve months, the fol-
lowing described lands belonging to said
estate, to-wit:
The south half, west half, north
east quarter, and the south half, west
half, southwest quarter, all in section
seven. township ten, range four, east,
containing eighty acres, more or less.
The purchaser 70 give bond and %
curity.
Sale to take place within the hours
prescribed by lss.
c. NICHOLS, ddn'r,
Of the Estaie Of Holland Webb, decd.
September Is, 1917. Is
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/ THE CouasE OF TIE VINES IN THE HOUSE,
II 10 understood that the wings VIII have
working majority Of the next House Of KEEP
resentatives. II becomes q matter oil vast I'M
portance to the country whether the wing
members are going to vote for supPlies Tor the
war as freely as the Executive may demahd'
or whether he is to be yet further crippled
The National intelligencer Of the l7'h inst.
assumes to speak for it's party on the subject
So far as that paper may be deemed the index
of wing purposes, the ultra Northern abolition
lists are not to be gratifed by the course the
body of the party will pursue. We give en-
tire the article Of the Inteligencer, for the
same reason that we give articles from the Un-
ion indicating the designs of the Executive:
Let no one understand US, when exu.ting at
the certainty Of wing majority in the House
OF Representatives, as expecting that majority
to make an attempt to "stop the wheels Of the
Government" by Withholding either the neces-
sary appropriation for the support of it, or re-
fusing to provide the means for meeting any
expenditures which have been already author
lied by law. Quite the contrary. Scrupulous
regard to the public faith, and tor the oblga-
tons Of contracts generally, is cardinal prin-
ciple in rhe wing creed. The wings will, we
hope and trust, do every thing they can to bring
this odious war with Mexico to an honorable
close. But with reference to the public credit
for whatever purpose pledged, we have no
doubt that it lie fortunate even, as regards the
A administration itself, that the wings are now
certainly ascendant in the body which has ORR
gnal Jurisdiction over the Ways and Means
They will doubtless hold the Aministration,
in every part of it to rigid accountability
they may refuse to lay taxes on the necessaries
of life, as proposed at the last session, that for
eign luxuries may come into the country free
Of duty; but should the war with Mexico be
prolonged until the meeting of Congress,
(Which Heaven forbid) other means not incom-
patbIe with national honor and dignity than
stopping the supplies will be found to put a
stop to the war'-Rcayme.
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y EFT E R S Testamentary having
- been granted to the undersigned by
the Probate court Of Madison county, on
the estate o! James M Blanton, decd +,
all persons Indebted 10 said estate ee
notified to come forward and make IN
mediate payment, and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate will
present them legally authenticated with.
in the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
J. MONTGOMERY, Err.
A. e. BLANTON, Er'r.
September 10, 1847. lis
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49, FRANKLIN SMITH, Independe

M FRANKLIN SMITH, Independent
Candidate for Auditor Of Public Accounts
will address the people at
Macon, Tuesday, September -.
Columbus, Thursday, Sept. 10,
starke ville, Saturday, Sept: H.
Aberdeen, Tuesday, Sept. q,
Houston, Thursday, Sept. 23,
Poutotoc, Saturday, Sept Is,
Fulton, Tuesday, Sept ~
Jacinto, Thprsdsy, Sept 80
Ripley Saturday, o1. . * =,
Oxford, Saturday, Oct. 9,
Ponola, Monday, Oct. II,
Charleston, Tuesday, Oct. ",
Coffeeville, Thursday, Oct. IA,
Grenada, Friday, Oct. 10,
Carroilton, Saturday, Oct. l6,
Greensboro, Monday, Oct. Is,
Kosciusko, Wednesday, Oct. 20.
OF Newspapers in those counties please
notice.
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IMPROVED GIN STANDS.

IT THIS summer received q consign-
= mont OF .Messrs. Carver, Wsshburn
& Co.'s new and improved Patent Gin
Stands, which | am selling at 1915 per
saw. few OF these stands were re-
ceived there last season and have given
general satisfaction. Planters wanting
to purchase will do well TO call and ex-
anime previously 10 purchasing else
where.
p. O'DONNELL, Agent,
Yazoo City, Miss.
September IS, ls47. 2-tf
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Col. RoBERTs ON INTERNAL InrRoykxEsr.-
IL will be recollected that Col. Roberts in seve-
raj Of his speeches in this county, declared the
whole scheme Of Internal improvements, as
advocated by the Wings in Congress, 10 be
dangerous to the sovereign rights Of the States,
and unconstitutional in it's tendepcy; and
when Mr. Tompkins charged him ct Eulogy,
with an appropriation for the improvement Of
Pearl River, he roundly denied il, md said Mr..
TomPkins knew better although he made the
charge. But when told BY friend shst he
had better confess the vote, as the democrats
were close At hand to prove il, he stammered
out reluctant CONFESSION.
We suppose however, this vote was only for
BuncoBsbe.
IL will also be remembered that THE Constr
tutionsl loving candidate expressed himself in
favor OF the government scheme Of cutting q
canal through Mexico, frem the Gulf OF Msxi-
co TO the Pacific Ocean; slthous Oh his demoerat-
10 nerves are extremely shocked Of sppropris-
tions for improving the navigation Of our own
great Mississippi river and other streams Of like
magnitude.
Let IL be borne in mind, that slshosgh thi,
pure democrat and distinguished p~r korx !,
opposed to internal improvement in our own
country, he is in favor Of digging canal in .
foreign land, and sacrificing hundreds Of live.
and millions Of dollars in the prosecution 81
such ouixotie seheme.-Lez. .4ds.
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IL. IL. WILLIAMSON,
ReeetUtNg and Forwarding
NJ E. CHANT,

fAZOO CITY, MISS.
HAVING located in this city for the
" purpose Of carrying on business
in the above line, have made an ar
rangement with Mp. O'Donnell, agent,
10 store all Cotton consigned to me in
his Fire Proof Cotton Shed-have an
extensive Warehouse, and am prepared
to receive and forward all Goods con.
signed TO me.
Will make liberal Cash advances on
Cotton 10 store and for shipment.
Will furnish Bagging and Rope and
Plantation Supplies 10 those who NAV
inirust heir Cotton to my care,
Pledging myself that no exertion on
my part shall be wanting to render per.
feet satisfaction 10 those Of my friends
who may be disposed TO patronise me.
September 10, 1847. I'll
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A wAsoxrRs REroxr.-A rich merchant
named Hose, once requested a WAGNER to
bring hint load II corn, in sststed time, which
be failed to do, and did not take the corn till
the NEXT day after that which be had promis-
ed. TIE merchant a. might be expected re-
fused L..
@weil,' replied the WAGNER Squire the
frsi H.g ever knew TO refuse eorn.-
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County.

Madison County.
Ely the Probate Court of said County.
To Alonzo Collins and - Collins,
infant children and heirs Of Robert J.
Collins, deceased, and all other per-
sons interested in the lands, tene
mems and Entertainments OF Robert J.
Collins, misunderstanding:
VOU are hereby cited TO appear be-
Il fore the Probate Court Of said coun-
ty at a regular term thereof to be holden
at the Cou IT. house Of said county, on the
Second Monday OF November next, then
and there to shew cause if any you have.
why said court should not then order
and decree the lands, tenements and
Embellishments Of said decd TO be sold, to
pay the debts Of said dccedenl, to wit:
= House and 41oe in the. town of Sha.
ron, in said county.
Witness, the Hon. JOHN
B. HowcoTT. Judge OF Pro-
bate Of said county, the Se-
- cond MOI day of September,
L S. in the year Of our Lord, one
81 THOUSAND eight hundred and
forty-seven, and seal of said
court.
ISSUED, the 18th day Of September, 1 47.
J. T. CAMERON, CIR.
September l8, i847. 10
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CRors, &c Since our last the weather has
been unusually cold for the season and large
increase Of sickness in consequence. The
cotton is opening finely. We see no reason
however for changing our opinion as to the a.
mount Of the crop of this County-about the
same as last year.
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0c5-See advertisements Of our friends Gen.
Williamson and P. o. Donnell. They are both
anxious to procure as much business as poss-
BILE from the good citizens Of this County and
elsewhere.
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Corros-Mew Orleans, Sept. 1.-THE sales
Of the week amount to 1850 bales-rece'P''
AIS, against 1908, last year. Prces-old crop
"a IL; new ! . higher
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Az Ar"RoUs rus.-@who 10 that lovely
eirl" exclaimed the wsggish Lord NOrbury,
hiding in company with bis friend.
miss Glsss," replied the b.rister.
~Glsssi" reiterated the f.eetious jsdre. sby
the love that man besn Tor woman, I should be
often insories,ed could place sseh . gias 20
my Ips-
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-09-18

ELEcrioss-In Rhode Island, Thursson, loco
foeo, has been elected to Congress over Updike,
wing. A loco foco gain.
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BOARD OF POLICE.

THERE will be a regular meeting
OF the Board Of Police on Monday
the A7lh, the 4th Monday Of September
inst. Overseers Of Roads are required
by law to make their report at this meet.
ing.
J. J PUGH, Prest.
September 10, l847.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
SUPERIOR COURT OF CH.aNCERY
September Rules-September 9Th l847.
C. G. Clark y., ''' al No. 4osa.
T. J. Reagan, ct. al
Upon opening the Complainants bill
~ and it appearing that the Defend
ants Micajah Cargill, Edmund Blanken-
ship, Sally Blankenship, Calvert Blan-
kenship, Jane Blankenship, Commodore
Rogers, Kitty Rogers, Margaret John.
son, Sarah Johnson, William Johnson,
Demar ias Johnson and Leander Johnson
are not citizens Of this State, but reside
beyond the limits thereof so that the or
binary process Of this Court cannot be
executed upon them: therefore it is or
dered that unless the said defendants
enter their appearance herein on or be-
fore the first day Of the next term Of
this Court to be held at the Court Room
in the city Of Jackson, on the first Mon
day in December next ensuing, and plead
answer or demur TO the said bill Of
complaint, the several allegations there
Of will be taken for confessed by them,
sell for hearing exparte, and the matters
thereof decreed accordingly.
II is further ordered that q copy Of
this order be published in the "Missis-
sippi Creole" once q week for two
months successfully.
r. HUGHES, CTR.
By L. v. Dixon, Dep'y.
GEO CALHooN, Sol.
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ANOTHER RtoUlsTIoN. The President has
made a requisiton upon Kentucky for two
Regiments, upon Tennessee for two, and lndi-
ana for one.
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PRovrprse FoR ms OWN HousEHoLD.-Presdent
Polk has appointed his brother Vim. H. Polk,
a MAORI in the Sd Dragons. He was Charge
10 Naples, which office he resigned.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

Madison County.
~ the Probate Court of said County.
To Sarah R. Hoy, Elizabeth A. M. Hoy,
Philip B. Hoy, Mary A. M. F. Hoy,
Aurora d. Hoy, VIM. E. Hoy and
T. P. Hoy, children and heirs of VIM.
Hoy, decd, and all other persons in
terested in the lands, tenemenis and
Entertainments Of VIM. Hoy, deceased,
Greeting:
VOU are hereby commanded TO ap-
II pear before the Prof ate Court Of
said county at a regular term thereof.
10 be holden, at the Courthouse of said
county, On The end Monday IF November
nert, then and there to shew cause if any
you have, why said court should not then
order and decree the lands, tenemenIs
and Entertainments Of said deceased TO be
sold to pay the debts Of said decedenl,
T. wit:
The undivided one half OF the south
h ,lf OF east half OF southeast quarter,
north west quarter and west half OF
northeast quarter, section thirty-six;
south half of east half Of south east
quarter, section twenty six; west half
Of southeast quarter and east half Of
southwest quarter, section twenty-five,
township eleven, range three, east; east
half Of south east quarter, section TWEEN.
ty.five; east half of north east quarter,
section thirty.six, township eleven, range
three, east; west half Of south.wes,
quarter, section thirty, ard west half,
northwest quarter, sect on thirty one,
township eleven, range four. east, con-
tanning in the whole 800 acres.
Wines, the Hon. JOHN B.
Howcorr, Judge of Probate
Of said county the Second
- Monday Of September, in the
l.. s. year Of our Lord, one thou.
81 sand eight hundred and for.
ty-seven, and seal Of said
court.
Issued, the nth day OF
September, l847.
J. T. CAMERON, Crk.
September 10, 1847. i-6
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The Hon. R. II. Wilde, formerly Of Georgia,
and recently of New Orleans, died Of the yell
low Fever last week.
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Yellow Fever in vicksburg. We do not see
any abatement Of that disease in New Orleans.
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CURES, CUREsi CUREsi

A RE constantly being performed by
n DR.. Jdyne's Family Medicines Mrs.
Sabra, vito Of Capt. John Durham, No.
6 Galbraith's Court, Philadelphia, hod a
very bad cough, soreness Of the breast
and side, sore throat, costive habit, low
ness Of spirits, with weakness:and pain
in the the small Of the back. Splitting
of blood and liver complaint has been
entirely cured by using DR.. Jsynes
Pills, Alternative and Erpeetoeant.
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GEN. TAyLoR.-We think we see 10 the re-
suit in this State a fixed purpose on the par,
Of the people to adhere to Gen. Taylor as their
candidate for the Presidency. He was boldly
and zealously advocated by Gen. Brown all
over the State, while Aaron fought Myfor him
and in such a way ms to enable him to unite
with his party in claiming as a defeat Of Tay-
lOrism in Tennessee, had the State gone for the
Locofocos. This was their determin ion, and
hence another cause Of rejoicing at the glori.
Gus result. Without presuming too much We
think the vote on the 9th may be regarded as a
spontaneous nomination Of Gen. Taylor for the
Presidency by majority Of the free people OF
Tennessee. Let the Legislature then endorse
|be expression Of the people at tine ballo, box,
announcing TO the world that Gen. Taylor
Dkegislative nominee of Tennessee for the
she world. -Rnorriiie Tribune
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ADMINisrRATOR's NOTICE.

ETTERS Of Administration having
- been granted to the undersigned
al the September term, i847, OF the Pro
bate Court Of Madison county on the
estate Of Benz. B. Lee, deceased, all
persons indebted TO said estate are uoti-
fed to come forward and make immedi.
ate payment, and all persons having
claims against said estate will present
them legally authenticated within the
time prescribed by Law, or they will
be forever barred.
FRANCES LEE, Admir-.
September 10, 1e47. I-6