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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-09-04
sHERIFF,s SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Pursu-
IN ant to the provisions Of an act Of
the legislature Of The State Of Missis-
sippi, entitled IAN act to ensure the COL
lection Of jury tax fees, and for other
purposes" passed cath day Of February
1914, the undersigned Sheriff Of the
county of Madison, will, on
Thursday the 14& day Of October, 1847,
expose to public sale, at tho door of the
Court House Of said county, within the
legal hours, all the right, title, claim
and interest which the several plaintiffs.
hereinafter named, have in and 10 the
following judgments, rendered in The
circuit court Of said county, at the dates
respectively designated; to satisfy all
costs accrued and aecruing on the same.
viz:
Pi H. Hays, use &c, VS. w. Hoy, t,
Mullin, w. E. Harreld and J. Briscoe,
Judgment 3Oth May 1914, for 1908 So.
John Bass, VS. Blake T. Sessums, judg'
ment 4th May l84l, for 89,3l4.
Reese & McCarly, VS. P. M. Garrett
Judgment 22d November l843, for il6,
4R5.
r. Henders Guardian &c, VS. S. D
Sharp, ex'r &c, judgment Sd February
1916, for 632,S2.
Wickham g. Okey, VS. E. G. Henry
admir- &c, judgment 3D. February 1916
for l51,08.
Pillow & Walker, VS. L. r. Smitl
adm'rx and &C Smith admir- &c, judg
ment 9th February l846, for 1908.
Commercial Bank Natchez, use &c
vs. W.. A. Lack and J. s. Wyatt, iudg
ment 18th February 1859, for 1880
G. r.. Young, VS. w. r.. Gist, judgment
lst May 1898, for 1900.
]. Stone jr, use &c, vs. James Loggins
alm'I &c, Judgment 7th May l84l, foi
$40 81.
T. Workman, VS. D. B. Crawford, pdg
mont LIST May 1898, for 60S,86.
w. S. BAILEY, Sheriff.
July 10, l847, as
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ZAZoo CITY
LIVER


NNHE above extensive Trading Depot
u and Livery Stable, in its various
branches, is re-opened by
G. j. BLACKNEAN & Co.,
For the accommodation Of Travellers,
Planters, Drovers and Traders.
We have made arrangements with the
best and cheapest Hotels in the City to
accommodate our Patrons; we have
Ostlers to accompany them 10 the hotels
or other places in the city, for their hor.
ses, or with their baggage, without o.
ira charge, (cGH as you come in,) Rooms
for Negro Traders, with large gallery
front for showing and selling property
of all kinds.
One hundred feet Of Shelterirg, and
Lots tree for Drovers and Traders
Also, Boarding at the Stable, where they
can attend 10 their property if they
wish. Corn, Fodder, Oats and Hay for
sale.
Horses trimmed, nicked and trained
TO work or ride as we agree, or no
charge. Horses treated for all diseases
unless relieved, no charge, except for
board.
Horses, Mules, Negroes, and other
property bought and sold on commission
We invite the Planters and Traders
to give us a call, as we guarantee gene.
raj satisfaction as regards fare and pri-
ces.
Yazoo City, August IA, 1847. 48-ly
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A FACT WORTH KNOWING.

A gentleman of S~crofulous habits,
from i~ndiscretion in his younger days,
became affected with Ulcerations Of the
Throat and Nose, and a disagreeable.
and troublesome eruption Of the skin.
Indeed, his whole system bore TIE marks
OF being saturated with disease. One
hand and wrist we're so much affected
that he had lost The use Of the hand,
every par tbeing covered with deep pain
full, and offensive ulcers, and wer as
hollow and porous as a honey.comb. 1t
was at this stage Of his complaint, When
death appeared inevitable from a loath-
some disease, that he commenced the
use Of Jayne's Alternative, and having
taken sixteen bottles, is now perfectly
cured.
This Alternative operates through the
Giro ~llation, and p%uriics the Blood and
eradicates diseases from the system,
wherever located, and the numerous
cures It has performed in diseases Of the
Skin, Cancer, Scrofuta, Goitre, Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia and other Chronic
diseases, is truly astonishing.-Spsra q
the Times.
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JAYNE's ExPECToRANT

A LWAYS cures Asthma, - two or
n three doses will cure the Group or
Hives Of children in from Is minutes TO
n hours time 1t Immediately sub
dues the violence Of whooping cough,
and effects a speedy cure. Hundreds
who have been given up by their physi-
clans as incurable, with Consumption,
Splitting of Blood, and other Pulmonary
Affections, have been restored 10 perfect
health by it. 1t never fails in giving
relief.
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sHERIFF,s sAI.N.

NOTICE is hereby given, that pir-
~ suant to the provisions Of an act Of
the Legislature Of the State of Missis-
siTpi, entitled SAN act to ensure the col.
lection Of jury tax fees, and for other
purposes" passed Oath day Of February
1914, the undersigned Sheriff of the
county Of Madison, will, on the
Third Monday the goth September ls47,
expose to public sale, al the door Of The
Court House of said county, within the
legal hours, all the right, title, claim
and interest which the several plaintiffs,
hereinafter named, have in and to the
following judgments, rendered IN the
circuit court or sfd county, at the dates
respectively designated, to satisfy all
costs accrued and accruing on the same,
viz:
R. H. Buckner, vs. Josiah Burrough,
Judgment 26lh May l84l, for 1866.
pm. Grant, Vi John c. Boyd, judg-
ment 26th May l841, for 1880.
JsE. Richardson & CO., VS. N, s. Golf,
Judgment 25th April 1887, Tor 679, 10,
M. G. Robinson & co., vs. M. G. Cayce
Judgment LIST February 1910, for 1851
benson q Sharp, VS. M. league, X
Walton and B. Long, judgment 18Th
February 1910, for 2,l4l "A.
R. M. Cox, use &C., vs. c. C. Herbert
Indictment 9th Nav 1912, for 1902.
A. Mabry adm'r&c, VS. P. L. Clover
and Joel Sherrod, judgment 26lh May
1912, Tor 1879 FL.
T. ]. Catchings use &c, VS. John B
Howcott, judgment 28th May l842, 70.
l47,77.
Cooper a. Wade, VS. A. A. Melville
Judgment 26ta November l84s, 70
/ le2, 80.
: Balfour g. RobA, VS. c. C. Herber
Judgment 18th November l842, 70
229, Is.
B. Nunnellee, " W. B. Wade, iudg
ment 25th May 1910, for 1O2,50
B. A. Ludlow, vs. C. B. Green, judg
ment 18th May 1874, for So, 70.
r J.. II. Scott, VS. ]. G. Boyd, iudgmen
r goth November l843, for 67,33.
G. Chafin use &c, VS. R. R. Bobbitt
N. w. Bush and J. Barnes, judgmen
26th April 1886, for41O,OO.
M. B. Hamer, vs. J. Holloway and
Il. Walker, Judgment 23d May l843, fo
$685. 8.
Y b, r, Truly use &c, VS. Dennis Burne
I judgment 18th May 1843, for 6,3O3 Al
9 Balfour 4 Robh, VS. w. J. Huesto
admir- &c, judgment 4th May l843, 70
$500.
G. A. Thompson, us Martha B, Rur
nells ex'x &c, judgment Gath Novembe
l842, for 8s,77.
2 w. s. BAILEY, Sheriff.
July 10, l847. AZ
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

r ETTERS Of administration having
been granted to The undersigned
al the August term. l847, Of the Pro-
bate court Of Madison county, Missis-
sippi, on the estate of Elisha Cocker
ham, deceased, all persons indebted TO
said estate are notified 10 come for
ward and make immediate payment, and
all persons having claims against said
estate will present than legally authen
ticated Within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred.
w. H. COCKERHAM, Adm'r
August ID, 1847. AL
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ssnLnTInN

ME co partnership heretofore exist
a ing in this city under The firm Of
Gilmore 4 Henderson was dissolved on
the 18th ultimo by the death Of John NJ.
Gilmore. Pinckard & Henderson are
charged with the settlement Of the bust
ness Of the late concern and are autho-
rised to use the name in liquidation.
L. F. HENDERSON,
SurviUiag Partner
New Orleans, July !, l847.
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SALE.

10y virtue Of an order from the homo
. rabIe the Probate Court Of Madison
county, Mississippi, made at the July
term, l847, the undersigned as Admins
traitor on the estate Of William Hoy,
decd, will on
Monday The 9Th day Of September aert
before the Court House door in thetowu
of Canton, sell 10 the highest bidder
on a credit Of twelve months, the follow.
ing described lands belonging 10 said
estate, 10 wit:
The undivided one half Of The south
half Of cast half Of southeast quarter,
north west quarter and west half Of
northeast quarter, section thirty:six;
south half Of east half Of southeast
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 southeast quarter, section twen'
ty-fve; east half OF northeast quarter,
section thirty.six, township eleysn,raage
three, east; west half Of southwest
quarter, section thirty, and west natl,
northwest quarter, section thlrty-oie,
township e%leyeny range four, east, con.
tanning in the whole 800 acres.
ALSO-At the same time and place,
a Negro oma named NINA, on a
credit cf six months.
The purchaser 10 give bond and 50.
curly.
Sale to take place within The hours
prescribed by law.
3. B. FRIZFLL, Adm'r,
Of the estate of William Hoy, decd.
July n, 1897. 44-7i
"a nov M.n.,as 5har;y U;tters.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
VTNHE Trustees Of Section Sixteen in
Il Township eleven, north Of range
Ave, east, will, on
Monday the 18Th day Of September 1847,
lease the same to the highest bidder for
the term Of ninety-nlne years, before
the Court House door, in Canton, on one.
two, three and four years time.
F. RUSSELL,
President Board Trustees
July 81, 1847. 1851
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cOsPARTNERsHIP.

GNHE undersigned have this day as.
ISOLATED themselves under the firm
Of Pinckqrd & Hende, son, 10 conduct a
General Commission Business, and So
lIcit from the friends Of the late con-
Germs OF Gilmore & Henderson and
George NJ. Pinckard, a continuance Of
the confidence hitherto bestowed on
them.
6. M. PINCKARD,
L, F. HENDERSON.
New Orleans, July j, l847. 43-t
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FEVER AND AGUE.

FGF GN avn AOOD'
CURE WARRANTED. = Jayne's Ague
Pills, which may be had at No. 8, south
Third street, Philadelphia, are warrant.
ed 10 cure the worst forms Of Fever and
Ague. The money will be refunded in
ali cases if they fail to cure-bI they
neUer do fail.
Prepared only BY DR.. D. Jayne, Phil
adelphia, and sold on agency by
PRIESTLEY & MOSBY,
August FL, 1917. 1881
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l,on~aaS1RAVoR's NOTICE.

10y oaaSIRAgoR's NOTICE.
IN & administration de bonis
:, been granted 10 the IN.
! ! W August Term, l847, Of
court Of Madison county.
q The estate of r. Collins.
5s,sONs indebted to said estate
o \ vone forward and make
PAYMENT, and those having
[ nv sad estate, will present
nm. authenticated within the
|sr,oSO y law or they will be
I. R. COULTER.
JAS RICHARDS,
ii. ,o.- administrators.
AL
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THE srATE on Misstss1Ppf.

THE STATE OF M~tss1ssIPPis
In the Circuit Court of Madison County
On the Chancery side thereof.
Anthony Voinurd,
Henry S. Grav,s,
Richard s, Graves, In Chancerg.
Richard S. Hodge and
Susan Hodge,
Upon the opening Of the matters id
~ this bill Of complaint and it appear.
ing to the satisfaction Of the Court that
the defendant Richard S. Graves is not
an inhabitant Of the State Of MISSISSIPPI
pi, but resides beyond the limits thereof
SO that the ordinary process OF this
Court cannot be executed upon him: 1t
is therefore ordered by the Court that
unless the said defendant Richard 5.
Graves do appear before the ! lrcuit
Court Of Madison County, at the Court
House thereof, in the town of Cantonj
on or before The first day Of the next
term of this Court, it being on the First
Monday of October neat, and plead, an
swer or demur to said bill of complaint;
the several allegations thereof will be
taken for confessed as to said defendant;
Richard S. Graves, and such order and
, decree made therein as the Judge Of
r said Court may deem equitable and just.
1t is further ordered that acopy Of this
, order be published in the mississippi
r Creole," a newspaper published in the
town Of Canton, Mississippi, once q week
for two calender months successfully
H. r. COULTER, CIR.
By J. C. RICHARDS, Dep'y.
Jaly II, l847. 44-59
Abstract.-Bil alledges that complain.
ant in a former suit obtained a decree ID
the Madison Circuit Court against Rich
ard S. Graves for $447 rs, his contri-
butive share Of money paid by complain
ant to James B. Slade on obligations in
which complainant and Rich'd s. Graves
. we're co.securities for Ralph Graves.
and that the slave Porter, the property
Of Richard S. Graves, should be sold
!. 10 pay it. That the slave sold for more
than that amount, and that Henry s.
Graves became the purchaser, and ex~
!. ecuted bond with Richard S. Hodge and
Susan Hodge securities. That subse-
quent to the filing the first bill he paid
, GALS more as security and $18,75 cost
on account of said obligations. Prayer
for a decree for the balance due Of the
purchase money for said slave.
GEO, CALHooN, Sol. for COmp't.
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BOWEL & SUMMER COMPLAINT,
NO CURE NO Paw.

NO CURE NO PAY.
NE JAYNE, will guarantee that his
y CdTmiaatiUe Balsam will cure
Diarrhea, Coles, Cramps, Gripping Pains
Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint,
and other arrangements Of the Stomach
and Bowels, in ninety. nine cases out Of
a hundred, and in less than half the
time it can be effected by any other
means.
1t is extremely pleasant, and children
are fond of it. 1t is equally as eflectu-
al for adults as children, and when the
directions are followed, and a cure is
not effected, the money will be cheerful
ly returned. Price rs and 50 cents O
bottle.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

FINAL SETTLEMENTS
NOTICE is hereby given that l will
- at the September term, l847, Of the
Probate Court of Madison county, Mis-
sis~ippi, present my account for final
settlement and allowance on the estate
Of ThaddeuS ElmOre, deceased, when
and where those interested can attend.
FIGURES LOW, Admir-.
August IA, l847. 46-1
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FRESH DRUGS q MEDICINES.

NHE subscribers have just received
from New York and Philadelphia,
and will keep constantly on hand, a com
plete assortment Of genuine and fresh
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[ENF STATE
ERETaRY OF STATE.
n
IN Or PUBIICACCoUNTS,
|NKLIN SMITH.

NOTICE.
ersigped have in store ana
,es Kentucky Bagging,
\ Rope;
Twine,
les Kentucky Jeans
Mess Pork,
Rump
5. Bacon Sides,
ces sugar cured Hams,
,es Soap and Candles;
Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Salt,
eIIs, Bourbon and Common
md every thing the Planter
ali Of which will be sold low
furnished to those who will
10 our New Orleans House.
HIN, sEARLES & Co,
Levee Street, Wcksburg.
!, l847. sos
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In short, every article usually kept in
Drug Stores, which they offer for sale
on the most reaSt nable terms.
PRIESTLEY g. MOSBY.
July "a, I847.
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From the ReU. Charles C. P. Crosby.
Messrs. A. P. g. D. Sands am glad
10 inform you that the medicine sold by
you for bowel and summer complaints
has proved singularly e~ficacious in my
family. My wife has for years been
extremely liable TO a most distressing
dysentery in hot weather; but by the
use Of Jayne's CarminatiUe Balsam for
two seasons, the attack has been obviat-
ed in the course Of two or three hours.
have known children, when attacked
by a violent DiarrhGa, cured immedi-
ately by this medicine. | consider DR..
jayne's medicine prepared with great
skill, and highly beneficial to our infirm
human nature, Very respectfully,
G. c. P. CROSBY.
New York, Sept, 1887.
DR.. D. Jayne - Dear Sir - Having
used in my family, for eight years, your
Carminative Balsam, | deem il due to
Yourself and the public to state that
have uniformly found it efficient in re-
lieving and removing the complaints for
which it is intended. am strongly OPP
posed to all quackery, but touching the
above medicine, 81 have testified that
which l do knOw,'' and that which have
experienced. Respectfully yours,
JoHN e. HARRISON.
Pastor Of Baptist Church, B%ordentown.
New Jersey. June !, 1889.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne Phil
adelphia and sold on agency by
PRIESTLY 81 MOSBY.
August %, l647. 5O-5s
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ARsHAL's SALE.
MT Court to MoU'r term, l847.
|aylor,
suretiesS
ae Of the above stated case
directed from the honorable
|lrt Of the United States, for
IA District Of Mississ ppi, |
pubic SactiOn to the highest
cash, before the Court. house
h 'ovn Of Canton, Madison
l'1aay Of September ls47,
18Th day Of said month, the
Negroes, to wit:
man named jim,
woman named CIarissa,
0cy named Gust.
y. !, 9 me property Of defend
NV and will be sold to sat
V's Il stated case and all cost.
\. " fletcher, Marshal,
SSsi,s'n District Of Mississipps
b Il Z. FLETCHER, Dep'y.
fee $6l
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NHE above extensive Trading Depot
y and Livery Stable, in its various
branches, is re-opened BY
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RUNAWAY.
THE RICHMOND GREYS'
TeES ass RaNn

ECoMMRND Themselves the pubic 10 meet nv ,n,,g.
men' Whsevef viz; ON Pl Excursions COIN Par,
ur Cefhraton' &c &c and promise give fi Satssn AZ
they are now provided Br.si Reed and SING Inge
Terms mcderat,. -e"1'
Fi;ase 70 call ior information J. BEYro Al NJ Auan,s r.
gar Store, opposite the ALanhrl: A. ~ on,
Broad st. c. 10TH. also Broad street a. - '
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bounty orTWE.VE HLLARs will be- p1ii each recruit
en fr Tire .s-r, Isfsrf-g frrrfri RSressaso ONE
HUNDRED An 100 being houoty
ch-rrrt.
allow every soldier which AMPLY h scncc
ulso. large up-B Of c,mf'-Hb aui gerfcel torg CorI
quarters and fuel au furnished. every attention
Will BE- paid 10 making isc who may aud dtirru
TO sve ttt county GOOD 18Th comfortable AMI conicncd
their situation The tcti medical always provided
the sick soldier ans deduction n o1y made duunf the rcroi
b. unable % pcum us dmy shou ths sad c DC disabled
thc lice Of duty, hc nws prov DO pension Tor
by The above iha the Iay ans rcsrc
h and that with prudence and economy tbc monthly pay r
su m1y be- laid uq. rvr u- rsgrisc hs couou ami
convenience furnished hy ihe Government including bis sugar
md coffee.
fsisstoul rrr st'i uho shall bring rendezvous
able bodied recruit who shall be regularly e. The citizen
s1u Prru bic thc Lracuart Captain and not Co.
The Recruiting scfggants
CAPTAIN JOHN TYLER Ir
Recruiting trtcr
Recruiting Rendezvous. Ptraiy Hotel Eetmoui. Yrrua
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BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL

W We received. by last evenings mall the following
Letter from Lucian Minor, addressed will be seem to
the editors OF the Enquirer. which. justice to Mr. Botts
We hasten to lay before readers Ia doing So
not withhold tho expression Of admiration Of tho
y and honorable course pursued by Mr.. Minor himself.
Amcndc TO mr. Botts.
LOUISA &. H.. April Is. lsi7.
To tho Editors Of tho ENQUIRER
Een,lemen-In my piece signed "a BUcK,ris," pub.
hshed In your paper three weeks ago. there
passages which nearly all readers have mot unfaryl
suued to imply charges against MIR. JoHS NJ BORIS.
very seriously affecting his moral character And though
las l said in my letter to him already published.
III was not my intention imputc, far less TO insin-
uate those changes yet, said in the lettor.
Is undeniabe that in writing the piece signed A Buck
skin my mind was running upon the current imputaons
against him. Of dssipated and irregular habits
impuatons which had heard auhortativey con-
uadictod, and which, extent believed mem
tally taking their truth for granted"
MIR BIS emphatic denial Of these impua,ons OF itself went
lar remove belief of hem and should have said 50 in
letter him, but for strsng and
he had used and which might be thought
my concession Since the publication OF that letter
been brought together by common friends. and Mr. Bots
besides given frank Of himself which
unbelef o. the stories 10 his pre-
Juaee, mas invi'ed mo to inquire among oil honorable
men who have known him best-frends or foes-into
the truth OF those stories, and tell tho public tho
result oil inquiries, whether it DO favorable other
wise. The close occupation of n Circuit Court has
not, yet, allowed inquire far but already from
gentlemen whose opportunities oiknowng Mr. b. have been
considerable and whose report merits all confidence, have
received still stronger reasons for msgiyng
al opinion OF him. and for regret that have SAID done
any thing 10 dihuse thSt i'll opinion. As there will not
DC time before the approaching election, for the full
Investigation which either he 1 might DESIRE and
as words OF mine may have lodged in some mind,
Impressions injurious to Mr.. Bolts, 1 hasten now to
inform all such that my belief is changed: and
10 express the opinion that agreed with him about pub
lie measures there is nothing his habits his mo-
raj character, which would deprive him of my vote.
To those who know need hardly say that this com
municauon springs from my impulses alone. Ii has
becu shewn, talked OF by mo, friend only
whose approval OF IL, decided aud beyond my hopes
is guarantee to that oil others will approve whose
good opinion care TO have.
Respectfully, your obi sory't,
LUCIAN MINOR.
III The Enquirer is requested to COPY
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NV YoRx. Nov. 10. Isto.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10, 1916.
On ih, 18th Of last October IT, C. Jones Newark ~ Jersey
AZ my Request AMI tie advice OF the Secretary Of the TTcas
two o! biz Potent COmtinlon Locks The arg Iron
on 70 ore OF the d5ofs from the my Office
Hall Of the Custom House lis written proposition accepted by
provd slt cherof said Locks Should picked prove
defective within 80 day. he should the and
no therefor Soon after these Locks had been NJ
Newell of the hm Of Day Newell Lock Makers city
MTotbs and NAlen TIER Agents confidently Represented
me that ihtsi Locks def and could be picked,
deemed duty permit them make the Mr.
Newell and Mr. Hobbs made four five and
tons rrcE times dug thirty days
time. On Inisy and Sunday Of 18Th ana Instant
operations continued from no 4. until about O'Clock =.
each day This generally done under my personal
toa Tn" effort PICK the Lock uusucCcs.fu and
due 4, Nj Jones say that his Lock-
undiminsAet WIN. e. BOUCK,
Assistant TScaiurcr OF the y. States.
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FAESsr.' B.sE O, yizoru, !

n.
p'ar srThr Locks 20 which you invited have
been cram ci y of hr Directors and BY
are highly approved am E7sri ~ ry observation and
hy the mons OF kI mechanic hn requested
tn principle Of your ck and any
thing % the End Do made We have
no doubt they vii fully justify your hish COMMUNICATION
particularly stuck with the Of your putt rr
doors not t Of ans Thing which we
could apFy 10 make them Your obt 'crvt.
WM. u. MCFARLAND, President.
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From the Baltimore Patriot. April IA.

TERRIBLE EXPLOSION POWDER MmL-EiGurEES
LIVES Losr.-We learn by telegraph from Wilmington
Delaware that awful explosion took place this morning.
about six O'Clock, in duponis extensive powder mill
ted Oh the Brandywne which caused the almost instant
death OF fifteen OF the hands, besides severely fatally
wounding number OF others The OF the cataso-
phe is stated. the OF the killed and wounded
gwen. The destruction OF property is very great This
establishment has been blown up several times within
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