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Parliamentary MACHINE. B. Tho Trenton
Daily Ness has description of a machine in
vented BY Francis Karl Goffin, convict for
house robbing in the New Jersey State Prison.
The purpose of the machine is TO take the
yeas and nays in Legislative bodies. Members
vote by pulling knob connected with the
machine Of which two are attached to the desk
one for Yeas and one for Nays. The Clerk
then turns small crank and certain figures
appears to him BY which each mans vote is
reported all in the space Of a single minute,
with perfect accuracy. There is said to be
no possibility of its getting out of order in
million times working. All that is necessary
lie to invent machines for making speeches and
doing the voting and then the whole business
Of Legislation may be conducted without delay
or mistake.
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EAGLE HOTEL.

TIME undersigned having put this
= well known house in thorough re-
pair, is now prepared to receive and ac-
commodae the travelling public. The
pac;ousness Of the ediice will afford
him ample means Of rendering comfort
able all who may honor him with their
pe'fonsge. He is detr rmined to build
% for the establishment a name at
least equal TO any similar Hotel in the
southern country. Families can find
smpoeary home and entire privacy, not
o1v in heir apartments, but at the table,
4 required Stabling on the premises,
ihough suffic'en'lv removed 10 prevent
sanovsnca, For ne commodation OF
n mbs-s of me Be-, on professional
business 2 Ire sect Of government, he
hss lsmsef ri private single bed
oons; s16 ESQ AL apartment for hold
ilg ~ o,s euj oih7s confe,en
iae deaie 10 A. courts. His e ms are
those uspshy c-s. ged ia The clay; and
lie as mas sposition to fall from
.hraa. D. q I'm led that no similar
es fbishm4nt sha. be more economical
gnan ne Eegle Ho'el.
SAMUEL LEMLY, ST..
jackson, Nov. 81, 1916. loft
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PEyV.VAJVSMEP.
M ESSRS. DOLBEAR,


"A ESPECTEULLY invite the cili
40 zens OF Madison rEly 10 call a
The Thesrian Hall on Wedn 'oday at lc
A NJ, to examine the improvement Of
about fifty Ladies and Gentlemen vino
have taken lessons in Canton.
They will see for themselves that !!
is vast sguing Of time an Money, and
that ALL persons can learn 20 write an
elegant and when correctly taught.
A vuigarly written letter frequently
ruias the prospects Of the WRITER.
Messrs. D. will at the request OF many
persons, give course Of lessons in
Sharon, Livingston, Vernon and Cam.
den, i. classes are .ortaed Immediately.
They wisi, i expressly u.dersiso1 that
they do moi hold tletls,Nes OF their
system responsible for lie i'll success Of
those who profess 10 teach it without un-
dersianling lis priaci. lss, any more
Tran physician IS respo. isibie for iIe
quackery Of those wi h whom he has no
connection, and lever even seen.
la order to leach an thing a person
mus fist unGerste. ii, az ais all the
jaals thai oGyioa7 ,naividpals are Ii h!e
- EaIi mo, aod 10 ffeci this requir 5
sii,dy and experience.
ss-s. D. vii be happy to czplain
the subject 10 all persoas.
Feofu r. 20, l647.
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ELZSS CITY
LEVEE Y STABLE.

"ORSES, Mules, Negroes, and other
AA property bought and sold on COM
mission. Lois for Drovers and Traders
free of charge Corn, fodder, oats and
hey for sale, end Stable rent for Dro-
vers and others, cheap. Feeding and
boe rdtng Men and Horses, viz: Single
feed msn or horse 25 cents; by the week,
pc da 60 cents, board in advance, per
mon $40 90: expiration of month
Si2 90 No charge for servants board
attending 10 owners horses. The above
rates ere cash. if credited double the
amount and due when we wish the pay.
Horses trimmed, ni ked, locked d train
ed 20 work or ride as we agree or no
charge. Properly sold by US guaran-
,eed 20 be whst we represent it TO be las
per bills Of Saie) or no sale. Property
placed in our POSSESSION subject to those
placicg the same or their oder only
We have commenced reiiuing and en-
ls 'eiag ours sbe aol surpassed by any
esq. ol,so.aeat. he kind ia he country.
We are pr 1ered % accommodate those
my svor us with ,heir business on
De e. ,erfis fhsa ever before offered in
!, scity, as res ARDS fare and prices,a the
YAZOO CITY LIVERY STABLE.
Hlrs :. Brgsi- AZ Baggage sent for
aa1 % aay hoe, Or oher place ia the
CT W. b II X e. ch~tge.
BLACK: N SCOTT & Co,
P.'oprieiors
Ssplem er IL, 1916. 52-ly
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February 6 1847. 2i-ot
DISSOLUTION CT pARTNERsHiP.

DISSOLUTION CT PARTNERSHiP.
HNHE co-partnership heretofore ex's,-
u ing between the subscribers, under
he firm snd style OF Eichelsiein u Co..
being about % be dissolved by mutual
con, ent, we respectfully call the aten-
ton OF lie public 10 our extensive assoft
ment OF New Goods, which we hsve
determined % dispose OF Ell New Yok
cod Philadelphia cost, Tor cash only,
with 10 .,fr cent for charges. We also
offer ;of sale collectively. our whole
sock Of Dry Goods, with the rev Brick
S ore and 10, Of ground thereuato eppe.
a;ning. ANY one wishing 10 invest 10
this description Of property will do well
70 male early application at t Store.
All persons indebted 10 The firm are ear
nesiIy requested 10 come forward end
settle immedia ELY, as we wish to avoid
putting our frends 10 unnecessary cost,
snd ;aose having claims eeainstihe firm,
o Individually are requested 10 present
their accounts at the Sore. for settle.
ment. s. = CHELSTE'N,
L. RHElNSTPOM.
Jtnusry 80, 1847. 90
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Pine and wild Cherry-Are trees of our
own soil, and are generally known to pos
sess even in the common way of preparation,
remarkable virtues in the cure Of diseases of
the Lungs-how much more valuable then
must high concentrated preparation prove,
when so combined with other articles as to act
in harmony with each Other and adapted to the
various forms and stages of the diseases it
is SO eminently calculated to alleviate.
The Baleam Of Wili Cherry never fails to
give relief and cures after every otLe. means
have been tried in vain. This has been proven
in thousands of instances where ha5 effected
radical cIres after the patients had been given
up by all his friends and physicians.
Tne genc.ne Wis.l-'s B,ls5 N is sod by
P2,ESTLEY g. M, Shy.
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NOTICE.

TNHE subscribers respectfully call the
attention OF their numesous friends
to their advertisement in another column,
having reference TO the intended disso.
luton OF partnership hitherto existing
between them. They now deem it their
duty to announce publicly, that after
the expiration Of the present month,
and in order to bring the present firm
10 a speedy close, all accounts and notes
due at or before the expiration OF The
past year, will be, through urgent ne
cessity on thar part, placed in the hands
of the proper authorities for collection
by law. The early attention of our
friends TO the present call may b. saw.
ing Of costs 10 them, and will confer a
favor on their obedleni servants,
EICHELSTEIN g. Co.
February 90, 1847. 23-
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WORMS IN CHILDREN.

az all diseases to which children IRE
Oexposed none are SO fatal 10 them
as worms. Unfortunately, children are
seldom free from them and as they indi-
cafe the symptoms ofalmost every other
complaint they often produce alarming
effects without being suspected. Worms
are not only cause Of disease hem
selves but b. Their irritation a1gfavate
all other di' es, wande iag from ono
part # he body 10 The other winding
themselves up ipto arge balls, end CD
structing he bowels cad ffeqent y tie
throat causing co,vulsion, end too o, en-
death. The desired remedy will be
found 10 D.. Jayne's Tonic VermifbGe
which will veiy soon 'esFoy he worms
and inv.gora'e the. power Of digestion
SO as 10 pregenta rourr Of them.
CONSUMPTION Coggh S57i,iiag, Boo,
&c.-To ConsunpiIvc FoOr-i this OF
you are really SIT ring Fl IN ne le
cted colds or 81 obs fuci;nr and ecu.
sequer iuHsma;ion OF The delicase
lining OF hose 'cbes thro' which the cir
We breath is distributed TO every pert Of
the lungs. Thi, obstruction produces
pain and soreness hoarseness cough di-
fcuIty of breathing hectic fever and a
sqitnug Of blood matter or phlegm which
finally exhaust the strength Of the pa
iieni and death ensues. ayne's Expec-
tora ct never fails TO remove tn is obstruc-
tion, and produces the most piens'Gg
and happy result. 1t is certa ia It's ef-
fects aud cannot fail TO relieve.
! For sale at the Drug Store OF
PRIESTLY e. MOSBY.
February 20, iS47. 1885
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STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoN.-The steamboat Medo-
ra, on Tuesday last as she was leaving Port
Hudson, burst ner boilers, killing passenger,
and charles Marin, fireman belonging to the
vessel and badly scaiding some fifteen or six
teen persons, among whom was the clerk Of
the boat, major Blocker, DR.. John Evans, and
M. a. Finn Of Mississippi, and DR.. Flearoy,
Caruiliers and Mr.. Noise, &c. The Medora
was takea III tow by the steamboat Natchez
and brought to- this city yesterday morning,
with the wounded on board. She is now lying
on the opposite side Of the river.--SouUsern
Rejo,msr.
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.lysoLyENT MOTTO !.

WYE the undersigned, Commission
W ers appointed by the Pfoba e
Court Of Madison county, Mississippi, 20
audit and allow ola ms against the estate
Oh John G. Oh, deceased, which mas
heen declared insolveni, will meet al
the Office Of O. Van Vacter, in Canon,
on he LIST Saturday in each and every
month until the ed Monday in July,
l847.
II. A. H. LAWSON,
o. VAN VACTER,
O. r. SINGLETON,
Commissioners
February IS. 1847. EFF
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PHILADELPHIA December, 1887.
To D.. Jaynt-Dear Sis-Th estoa-
ishng end miraculous beneficial effec,
your valuable Er oectorent had on my
neighbor, the Rev. Mr.. Ruslina, mede
so iavoral lie impression on my m id.
that after consulting win seve .al
friends, cod learning that 20. were E
regular Practitioner OF Medicine. cal
led uoon you, snd purchased haIfa do
zen bottles, and iod you hat if lived
10 ieke them. you should have good
iapoft from me.
| am well this day! Thanks be 10 a
ne 'ciiul God, ard your Expeclofant
c I'd now | come forward cheerluliy 10
fulfil my promise
For twenty long years had been a
Looasiant Sufferer from The effects of a
hs d, dr. cough, pain in the breast,
eud difficulty Of breathing; the last nve
Of wins d, chill and leveis. every spsing
aad fell eaded 10 my misery. ! was
WON away 10 mere skeleton; with
the greatest difficulty only could get
Up and down s.aifs; my appetite Yves
gone; and my Strength had SO far ia ed
me that my friends were pr suaded l
could not survive many weeks, unless
| obtoin relief. Indeed sir, my situa-
lion was so perfectly mise rable to my
self, AID so distressing 10 my family,
thai felt willing 10 die whenever 1t
should please The Master TO take me
home. But bea I'd Of your medicine, snd
relief came. Yes it proved the "Balm
Of Glleso" 10 my poor afflic ed body
Before | lad take One Bottle. ! expe,i-
O. c. d a nj cation Of all my symptoms.
ard 10 my great joy ! found in The con
linu d use o. j, the happiest relief 10
short s. r, IL has made perfect cure Of me
and | can truly say, have no desire
TO be he Ser.
With everlasting gratitude, | am dear
sir. YOUR obliged friend. MARY Gull
Corner Of Rose Street ond German
town Road, Phila.
For sale at ice Drug Store OF
PRIESTLEY & MOSBY.
February IS, l847. s2-2l
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ANNUAL sCrrLEMENr.

NOTICE is hereby given that will,
~ at the March Term, 1G47, Of the
Probate Court Of Madison cooaiy, Mis-
sissippi, present my annual eccoun.
as Executor Of the last viii and tesla.
ment Of Ann Melville, deceased, for
allowance, at which time those who have
The right TO do 50 may file their exceP
tons Il they think proper.
A. A. McWILLlB, Ear.
February IS, le47. ea-s5
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THE Undersigned, appointed Com.
II nissioners by the Circuit Court oil
Madison county, 10 audit claims against
the Citizens Bank Of Madison County,
Mississippi, judgment Of forfeiture hav-
ing been rendered against the same al
the last term Of said urt- hereby no
tify all persons having claims against
said Corporation, 10 present the same to
the Commissioners within twelve months
from the date OF this publication, or hey
will be forever barred.
o. VAN VACTER,
o. r. SINGLETON,
SAMUEL SCOTT.
February IS, lS47. $3.50
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SADDLERY.

Zoe past favovs, and so.
''clilng continuance, would in
iorm my friends and customers that |
have on haad large stock Of first rate
lnaleMo's which rm desirous OF work.
Jog up ond dis posing Of on most favora.
Die tefr',. ! have emoloyed first rate
workmah woo Y i'll fiji all orders punctu.
~ y ant fs'h'plly. During my absence
Mr.. Henaoek win act as my agent in the
above business.
J. NJ. BLANTON.
Jaoeary ~, .oil. 1877
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
VENHE undersigned as Administrator de
- bonis non of Duval P. Cooke, de-
cased, hereby gives notice, thai at The
March Term, l847, Of the Probate Conrt
Of iadison county, he will move said
Court 70 grant him an order Of sale Of
o Ger ain judgment rendered on the 18th
day Of May, l843, in favor Of w. P.
Cooke, former admin TRAITOR SC said D
P. Cooke, deceased, against John Ho'lo-
way, IN the Madison Circuit Court, for
the sua, Of $l2O2 95, whenaed where
ihose Interested may attend, it they
think proper.
@. r. SINGLETON, Adm'r
De bonis non ojf d. P. Cooke, decd.
February go, '847. % N25
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PKsGsVO FORTES.

TgY IAg1, P.yfsso Of Music,
W 81 Y lsnuts, nus made ar
1sealonts 0i.t some of the best Piano
Fo Q KEGS q he North, 20 sell in
sum ms @o'V cksou, 9, as low as can
o., hRoa he Manr,se Dry.
saAl Pa ao9 W. s1ed complete, and
10 saad ne G. N ~; will be exchanged
al the cad of year if not approved.
Y rhe grea' tdven'ege OF purchasing
of M. Mash, IS, you nave your Piano in
good tone a:ef Il arrives 10 this coun-
~.
Janua ~ g, 1884,. 1924
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The thing done.

When two weeks ago, we noticed that our
friend YoungbloOd, of the Fayette Watch Tow
or, goaded by desperate desire for dimes,
had started on an ex petition among his patrons
with the determination to collect $780,
oil unarmed and unprepared for resistance as
he went, we confess that our misgivings as to
his safety were serious and many. But hur-
rah!t expedition has been successful. Listen
to his official despatch on his return as it ap-
pears in his paper Of the Goth ult.
REruRNED.-We would inform our esteem-
ed contemporary Mr.. Edward Of the c. l that
we have returned from our hasardous underta-
king with limbs all sound and frame erect,
nothing worsted, except, perhaps that our hith-
serto waning confidence in human VOWS has
received another slight shake. nevertheless we
got the dimes
By this adventure Youngblood, another
(anGtrulya vexeD question has been settled
Collecting newspaper accounts in the south
is. no longer an experiment. Concordia Intel
igencr.
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C.M. Price, one of the editors of the Missis-
sippian, Robert Josselyn, formerly editor Of the
Holly Springs Guard, and VIM. Barksdae, for
merly an editor in North Mississippi, and all of
them Of the loco foco school, have been APP
pointed by Mr.. Polk, Assistant Quarter Mas
tiers, with the rank Of Captain. 'sThe laborer
is worthy of his hire. ~ So,sttron.
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The Pit,sburg Journal has photographic des-
patch announcing that Gov. Young, of New
York, had pardoned fourteen of the Anti
Rent prisoners in the penitentiary and restor-
ing them to all the privileges of citizenship
Four others have been pardoned without the
right Of citizenship.
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Mr.. Dufrees, editor of the Indiana Journal,
at indianapolis, was elected public printer, by
the Legislature, on the 25th ult, over Chap
man, the notorious cro~,ng loco foco Of that
State.
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New JERSEY U. s. SENAroR.-The Legisla-
Miller, at presen. U. S. Senator from that State,
for six years from the 4th Of March next. Mr.
Miller is sterling wing.
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One thousand seven hundred and ninety
seven miles of Magnetic telegraph were in
operation in the United States, on the LIST Of
January, 1947.
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A LARGE sUM.-The appropriation bills alrea-
dy reported to Congress, says the Baltimore
Patriot, comprise a sum of over $73,O00,0 o0.-
War 10 costly game.
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The Cd Mississippi Regiment, sailed from
New Orleans on the Both ult., with sealed or
ders, supposed to be sent to Lobos Island, in he
ships Mayhower, Prentice and J. NJ. Cooper.
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ADM aszlAToz's No--Cs.

ADV ZIgELATol's NO--CE.
A ETTERS OF Administration hsv;ng
- been g.sa.ed 10 the unde sis ned
Ell the February Tenn, 1847, Of the
P oos g Cou o. Madison county on the
eef Of Solo non Myrick, deceased, all
pefaons indeo ed 10 said esq 9 efe no.i-
lied 70 core 9o:wasd end NIKE inmedi.
8 pay mea, ard ell pc sons has;og
c's ms sssiast ID es:. viii present
SOFA legally su1leag'ct. eo within he
/ me p esc.;Jeo BY law, or ,aey will
be 70 ever 81 ed.
N B WHITE HEAD, Admir-.
Febiuary IS. l847. 22-27
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TREASURY NOTES oUTsTANDING.-The month
ly report Of the United States Treasurer shows
the amount Of Treasury notes outstanding on
the LIST inst, to be $685., I80 81.
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ADgII .slsT2ATO NOTICE.

ADyl5 .s1sT2ATOE.s NOTICE.
n E'FTEGS o. Administer ioo hav,cg
~ teen gts', cd 10 the oadersi ned by
Ire Pgobs court OF Madison oua.y. 90
the c..se o, Freeman J. Pierce deco,
ell per MS ieoeoed 20 said essie ere
not led % come ward end meke in
medic pfy neat, and Ell persons rev
lag cisins aSaias. The sa. esq 9 VII
present them Legally erthen csled witt
ia ire time prescribed by law, OF the
will be forever baf ed. -
l. M. SIMMONS Admir-.
February 6 1847. 2i-o6
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The new tariff was to make every thing very
low. We were to get goods for nothing, bit
it seems that the theory has not proven to work
well in practice.
The Boston Post Of the 10th says: at is
stated that cotton goods have risen very much
inprice recently. Amoskeag sheetngs, which
few weeks since we're sold by the agents at
8 cents, are now up to 81; last year at this
time the same quality stood at cents With
in short time ticking and denims have adj
vanced to / cent per yard, Prints, such as
have lately been bought from 4 to Al cents, are
selling by the case for 81. Colored cambrics
have advanced ! to l'psr cent. Woollen, lin
enand rubber goods are advancing.''
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SLAVES FOR SALE.

DY vis;pe Of an order Of the Homo
-ED rable Probate Court OF Medison
COMFY, | will expose TO public sale to
the h'ahest bdder, al the Court-hols
in { sntcn, On
Wet'ae+day Tie I'm dcy Of Merch 1874 7
Thirty eight valuable and likely Ne
eroes. men women and children, belong
ing 10 he estate Of David w. Dickinson,
deceased. Terms, six months credit
Bond and approved security required Of
the pufche sers. =
w. L. MURFREE, admir-,
IF The es,c'e Of u. W. Dickinson decd
February IS, 1847. 1896
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"IE are authorised to announce Lebbeus
w French, as a candidate for the Office
OF Assessor of Taxes for this county at the
ensuing election.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

WYE are authorised to annoerce James
Wv A. Dennis, as a candida for the
office of Assessor of Taxes for this county at
the ensuing election.
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Gen Gaines admits that he gave publicity to
the letter Of Gen. Taylor. 1t was addressed
TO him,
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Correspondence Of Me Southern ReIayu,er.

correspondence % Me southern liefoTnlcr. y
New York, like all large cities, is no, bed
for "htnabug'' schemes. There is said to be a
mineral spring somewhere in Germany, called
the "G'ae6en5arg Springs" The success Of
Swain, Moffatt, Erandreib, ETC., has excited
the cupidity Of whole tribe Of adyenturers,
who, like their predecessors, know nothing Of
medicine. A company Of idlers have been
formed (don't SMILEY for making and manufac-
turing and vending Grce6en6urg pills, which no
doubt like Brandreth's, Rush's Life pills, rrof-
fatts pills, etc., consist chiefly Of aloes and
rhabarb, and perhaps other ingredients less
harmless. They have opened an Office ct 40
John street; issued gazette on the first day,
stating that they sold 100000 boxes weekly"
Why not put down 10000, or 100000
They have raked up Branireth's old advertise
ments aboutthe 'sblood," and endeavor to make
fools of all they can induce to swallow their
worthless stuff.
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Col. Harvey has got himself into bit of a
scrape by dsobedience Of orders here. As
understand it, Gen. Scott ordered him back
towards Monterey, with two companies of his
command, leaving the remainder under COM
mand Of one of the colonel's officers, and the
consequence was, a positive refusal on the
part Of Col. Harvey, and his immediate arrest.
BY an order from headquarters, general court
martial will assemble at or near the mouth Of
the Rio Grande, at IL O'Clock, M, on the Both
inst, efor the trial of Col. VIM. s. Harvey, Cd
Regiment Of Dragons, and such prisoners as
may be brought before it."-Ricays1se.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.
NOTICE is hereby. given that I wi !,
~ at the March Term i847, of the p
BIZ Court Of Madison county, Siate Jf
present my uccounis iof
6nrl Sc. cement and allowance, as Qua Z
dian, Of Joseph Ffizell, when and where
those Interested can.aiie1d.
B. B. FRlZELL, Ga1aI an.
Febrafy 6, 1847. 2l-23
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The STATE OF Mlssissl api,
Madison County.

MQdfS01 county.
BY the Probate Court of said County.
To all persons interested in the lands.
tenemenis and herediiaments Of HoI-
land Webb, deceased, -Greet;ng:
VOU are hereby comma aded 10 ap
y pear bs:o-e ne Proi ale Court OF
said county ct regular term thereof.
10 be holden at Ire Court-hou5e of said
county, On the End Monday IF April
neat, then snd there to shew cause il any
you have, why aaio court should not then
order end decree the lands, ,eneme $
I'd heredilsmen sof sad deceased 10 be
sod ps y the debs OF said decedeai,
- wit:
Tire eopih half, west half, north
east quarter, cad tie sorth half, west
hat, south-wes. qoar.e'. all ia sec.
seven, own. hip tea, range tour, east,
containing eiqhiV acres, more or. less,
WI aess, the Hon. joan b.
HowcorT, Judge Of Pso5s .e
OF said county the Second
- Monday of February. 10 the
LIS. year Of our Lord. one thou
-#-# sand e;gnt hundred and ior-
iy-seven, and seal Of said
court.
Lsued. the 10Th dsy OF
February, 1847.
]. T. CAMERON, CIR.
February Is, l847. 1897