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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-19

BosroN, Aug tsp. NJ.
The arrival Of the Cambria in the ofang was an
nounced too late In the day to affect business operations
further than to check sales until she should reach the
wharf which would be too late influence this market
for to-day. Prior to her being telegraphed Genssee
-four dull at SO 25 The market bare of South
ern, which continued firm. Sales of 5000 bushels Of
corn, chiefly round and fiat yellow, made at $50
&C. Provisions remained unchanged. Lard was firm,
and sales of ac0 bbls made at Ic No change in
sugar Fish of all kinds steady.
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ALBANY, August tsp. M,

The Flour market presented change. News being
received by telegraph that the Cambria below at
Boston, suspended operations in Breadstus until the
result Of her should become known. Before the
despatch 1000 bbls Western Flour, including Genesee
reported sold terms not understood. In Wheat
holders were firm; but sales transpired. Sales Of
1000 bushels Of Corn were made (nat Yellow at 75c
No change In Whiskey or Provisions Receipts by the
canal for the preceding "a hours Flour, 5000 bbls
Corn, $4,000 bushels; Wheat 1900 do; Oats 5000 do
No change In freights. Vessels plenty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-19

On Wednesday, 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Arvine.
JOEL STEVENS to HANNAH f., third daughter Of MIR.
James Price, all Of this city
On Wednesday evening, 18th inst by the Rev Mr.
Parmely, Mr.. THOMAS scovELL Of Niagara county. to
Miss MARY OSpERDoSK, at the residence of her father
in Monroe county.
On Tuesday, 18th inst bv the Rev James Millett Mr.
GEoRoE w DUPIoNAc, to Miss SUSANNA CoArs, daugh-
ter Of the late John r Coats, all Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-19

BUFFALO, August Is, lsa7.
The Hour market continued rather heavy Sales OF
2o0o barrels of Western brands chiefly Ohio with some
iots of Michigan made at s. q So i2h. Wheat
inactive at 81 o6 81 o. Sales Of 1000 bushels Of
Western made at 6sc $50 the latter price
for yellow. Whiskey remained inactive at 26c. No
change provisions Receipts during the past "a hours
Fsnr 1000 barrels wheat none; corn 10 900 bushels.
Freghts by Canal to Albany-Flour, $40; wheat, lie,
and corn, l4c.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

New Yonx, WEDNESDAY AFTERNooN, Aua. Is.
About . P M 1t was announced that the Cambria was
below at Boston, with sixteen days later news which
being about the commencement OF Change, caused, In
measure, suspension in TRANSACTIONS especially in
breadstuls AS far sales however, transpred, they
indicated change in the prices OF -four or grain
Sales straight brands Michigan made at IS s71
u S. "a; of Genesee at So SIX ST. lot of fancy
Ohio cold at So l2, and other lots do sold ut So 49,
lot of Western also sold at S. 10 IS STA small lot
of Ohio round hoop sold at &c. and parcel OF fat and
round hoop sold ut SO 10. In wheat no transactions
reported, while prices remained about the
Corn continued firm, and sales Of Western mixed were
made 75c including lots, nearly all yellow
reported sold at TOO. sale of " estern mixed was
raad arrive in August ATTIC Another parcel sold to
arrive from the LIST to 10th September at Too, and lot
of fiat yellow at $780, sale Of common Western meal
was reported at 50 so 81 u.s. Good quality worth
So The last sales of New Jersey made at So so
There nothing done in Rye while prices remained
about the same We heard of transactions In Oats,
beyond sale of damaged at 40c Provisions continued
very quiet sale of Lard, nearly prime, made ut
9Ic. Butter and Cheese about the same.
Receipts do,Un the Hudson River, Aug H.
Flour. a6Ot barrels Corn. e's Soa ousnes'
Wheat. =, 400 bushels
AsHrs-The amounted to about 100 bbls includ-
ang Pots at So, aud Pearls at So
stragh brands made at So s7 and 90 do. at 50
o. Sales Of TOO zoo do Geuesee were reported at SO
S6 eaid to have mostly fresh ground; 300 do
fancy Ohio sold at Sc l2 aud 600 do good brands Ohio
sold Sc 25 $50 200 do round hoop Sid at So, and
700 Hat and round hoop do sold at SO 10; 1000
do Western sold at the same price Wheat-The
market steady in the forenoon, but when
it became known that the Cambria below
at Boston, many of the samples were Withdrawn,
await the result OF the Corn-Sales OF
1000 bushels western mixed made at Too
600 do said to be nearly yellow sod report
adj mt
yellow sold ut rs cents 10000 bushels Western mixed
sold arrive in all August at II cents and 5000 do
Western mixed sold to arrive between the LIST and 18th
of September at Is cents. Media sale OF 100 bbls
western Now York, reported sold, part very COM
- So and the remainder at 50 10. Last sales,
good quality, made at 3d. and of New Jersey ut So
80 kye-Nothing sold. Oats-Saes of ! 900 shels
damag, d we're made ut 40 cents
CANpLEs-Sperm firm ut 81 cents.
CorFEk-The market continued steady, but no sales
of moment were reported
torroN.The sales to day before the telegraphic
counts amounted TO 700 bales-prices decidedly
irm at the inside quotations. and but limited amount
offered sale at outside prices.
LiyEarooL LLAssirioArIor. =,
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WAsHiscToS, Aug. IL, ls47.

No news to-day. Gen. Patterson will 20 down early
next week. perhaps sooner to Mexico to bring up,
suppose, the guard Of Gen Taylor to SAP Luis Po
tos If that should be necessary We have been expect
ing OF old Zscks in town to-day from the Virginia
White Sulphur We understand that Mr. Marcy is going
off North for his health and that Mr. Walker meant
time, Is expected back. Mr. Marcy having sent Of
the troops required for the present, Mr. Walker will
turn the cost The President said to bear
the defeat OF Gov Brown In Tennessee with far MOI
equanimity than MIR Richie, who has been stating
round spell, y at terrible rate BROWN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-19
WAsHisoroS, Aug IL, ls47.
What il the True STATE of the Case


What is the True State of the Case
What IL the true state Of the case We mean In
reference to the late elections The editor of the Unio
in the most melancholy jeremiad that We have seen
since the days Of jeremiah appears to regard the results
in Indiana, Kentucky, North Carolina, Alabama, and
Tennessee the signal to the downfall of liberties,
the prostraton Of institutions and the revival
old blueght gorgon Of federalism hair brisss teeth
and scales horns TAIL claws and forked tongue and
allhowling and Kissing, and spouting fire and brim-
stone and threatening to the democracy without
salt On the other hand the editor Of the
with less OF excitement, but with equal earnettness,
declares that the recent elections have saved the
Constitution, that have been lifted from the
very verge Of destructon-thst nobody knows how
had been to the borders OF despotsm, and
the terrors Of anarchy and that live can est-
mate the value to the republic in all time come Of the
election Of Gen Brown, Governor Brown, AZ Co
vernon of Tennessee.
We don't know exactly how to split the difference,
being equally Indifferent TO the lamentations Of MIR.
Richie, and the ecstacies of MIR Gales We suppose
the election results will add largely to the sport Of the
next Congress- and suppose that II peace be not
cluded in advance the wings will take the Of
the hands Of the President and conduct It plan Of
their We further suppose that the President Will
stop that ball. by concluding peace before Decem bsr,
in which there will be nothing left to the wings
than to quarrel about the expenses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-19

0-un MR.. CLAY TO VISIT NEW YORK
Ea41S Steamboat Excursion 10 Cspe May, to {, nd. r
Mr. CLAY an Invitation 70 Visit New York
The splend I'D sea steamboat NEW HAVEN. will from
Pier No: North Rive Thutsdiy afternoon o'clock
Tor CAFE MAY the clebated b,hn plue at the mouth
q the Delaware The Mayor and Common Council Of the
City are invited 90 accompany the boat
wi Clay wil be invited. by the citizens on bosrd TO
company them on their return q The OF New York The
boat vii arrive at Cope May sbo o'clock Friday
ing and VIII leave again for Ne~ York Friday evening
arriving IN THIS city Saturday morning Tickets fer
excursion the number being liz lied be obtained the
once of he Tribune Coarer Omm rci4l and Espress
-rnes 81 Tor the whole excursion; Meals extra.
The New Hsyea hrst class boat AID large ladies'
salosns cpabe Of &C ommojsng 100 l,des aud can
Comfortably Accommodate go w'fh beds apo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-19

sy<s, CAMP MEETING AT SING SING,
Sr6t--N (fsre IS cents 1.-The commodous steanib ,at
HERALD Capt Parks, will run 10 sang Sing
during Camp Meeting week. commencing wednesday al.
ternoon, Aug 18TH leaving oow Fifth street, h. r. At
2ocock Nj Grand quarter pas, 2; Pike tret, half
past 2, Spng street. n. u Jocock; Hammond street quar-
past and 10Th street, ~ r. hall past NJ Leave Sing
Sing each following morning At o'clock nur TIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-19
9~~ GRAND FISHING, PIC MIC AND
EsslkArnN CoTiLLOS EXCURSION TO FINE

-
Ssn41omMm STAND on TUesd,y Aug. 2i.--I he sal
DID Steam Yacht ATLAS, Capt r. II. Smith, will make
excursion 70 the Fishing Banks aud from there Fire
Island Inlet where II be furnished Chewdcr and Clam
Ross. after which vii be Ball ia The eveains. the
following dly return 70 the Fishing Banks ibsnce New
York Nothing but the strcest decoum will be allowed
Is intended to he of the peassntest well he h.
fu Excursions made jfvm this city. Coton Band
will accou pany the Boat
Gentemens Tickets So Ladies Tickets g. and charge
for Berhs, Chowier Clam Roast Other refreshments
will furnished at reaan,be rates. BAIT gratis Fi.ong
lines at small chafge Tickets be obtained by applying
the following p,res as but limited nImbsr viii be
sold Captain alimans, corns d Hammond and West sta
Gardoers Hotel; OF Washington street and Battery
Place Old Bank Coffee House corner Of Wall aud Nassau
sts Charles Young OF Pike and South streets
Harrington, OF Montgomery and Front John L.
BeAp corner q Bayard and Bow.Iy or five Captain on
Grad ST. H. h,f past o. Pike street sA foot Of Ham
mono street North River 81 Spring stree tss aud Pier
unf,yorabc. = wit.k place the nsstdaL ,ncn,
-uEi7 4'TpThSs&MsIn THDMAS rEfLBN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-19

An act passed by tho last Legislature extending
the charters Of all banks incorporated within that State
to October 1897 Written notice Of acceptance to be
given to the Secretary Of State on or before May J.,
l5H.
Notices have been received by the Secretary OF State
accepting the extension of the charters of all the banks
In State the provisions Of said act with the
following exceptions, viz =
Bank Of Bangor, Bank Of Westbrook, Central, Frank
In Kenduskeag, Lincoln, Meguntcook and South Der
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-19

c.- GRAND MILITARY EXCURSION
Ea,94msAND SWORD PREsENTATION.-Ihe
41n Tompkn Blues will make Excursion on
MONDAY The 23d Instant to Kellogg, Cove board the
brated Comet and Cotlon Band
Immediately landing they will proceed to the Grove
where they will have Pie Mic and o'clock the paw
will their Captain John Mayhem with splendid
sword aud Epaulettes.
The boat will leave the pier of Canal at o'clock
A. pier No. Y. H. at half past O.: foot Of Catherine
a before oaud foot Of Ora ID street at o'clock A. NJ.
tsIIckets admitting, gentleman and lad dollar
LADIES' tickets so cents eachto be had Of the following
Committee, vI:Leu Jonas Bartlett Branch Hotel NJ 50
Bowerv; Nj D. He messy, No ,es Walker street, Mr. goh
Large No 82i Broadway; Mr. John Nc Naly 500 Water
street, Mr. w AueburyNo Of Water street. OF ofany
form.
should the weather Prov yorable the excursion will be
postponed until Wednesday the 25h, G favorable and
twill then Jake pace the first fair dav al9 3tsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-19

r-u,, FOR THE CAMP MEETING AT
sMG a5se and Gomp 80 nny
will Thursday aud Friday August 10Th and 2ot leave the
foot of Broome street at NJ Dock street Brooklyn,
IA Catherine street lif Chamber street, III Hammond
street. "a; Nineteenth street, ga TOR Sing Sing.
Fare % cents. a9 2tsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-19

INFANTS AND CHILDKENS MAGA-IN DEa
l. MODES established in l835-Mss JACOBS (Iate of
i Broadway bsgs ave to return her sincere thanks for
the liberal e has received since opening G9
Broadway door from Houston street and takes this me
thod Of informing and the ladies of this city and vi
cny thar she oncning her fall OF Infants
and Chdrens clothing, comprising rich silk velvet and
rno Sacks Coats and Coaks braided aud plain and
tele in the Childrens department Ladies' silk Opera Dress
Hoods, sun Hats Of M descriptions. Hair Grass Cloth, Mo-
Dresses and Gentlemen's Vests, braided to order.
Mr. I,,d,rs own mteriaIs made IN. auI5 30tsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-19

NEW STYLE on MUSICAL INsTRUME MIS-
~ Just received from the first manufactures in Vienna
Paris If the Iatost and approved
scal instruments consisting Sf bass instrument. called Bss.s
new style Of valve caIed) drum which he performer
guste by springs Of the valves move according his
fancy in one m .mept; also Euphoneum with Under
valves the most complete bass solo for
chestra military bands together with senera assortment
nets Post Horns Cornopesus Flutes. Clsrionett. &C. ma
musical instrument mandatory and warehouse to Pearl
aui2 ytsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-19

COUNTRY MERCHANTS, DEALERS IN PERU.
- merry, Toilet Soap, Patent Medicines Fancy Artiees
every variety supplied upon the lowest terms AZ No.
CourtIaodt street. first from Brosdwsy Also, VRO0M
FOWLENS unrivalIed Walnut Oil Military Shaving
Sop the only genuine, awarded the first premium at the
American lpsfitute IN 1874 and 1876. .
GEO. B. GROSER, formerly with
aus 3otvm VROOM X FOWLER. Of No. 3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-19

REEKMAN HOUSE, Nos5s Beekman street Board and
- Lodging by the day week month"; the most reasona
bic choice several single rooms may be had By
applying edsely Single be had at all hours
Of the day aud evening. J. WILSON. al s0tsrc
vTo DENTISTS; DENTAL DEPOT, 53a BROADWAY
oiTeeh DENIAL Instruments gold Foil Plate Wire, Solder
Spiel Springs pstina, Gold stane Foil prorpaed Silver
silver Plate wire. solder, &c. JOSEPH T. MUHPHET'
ivo' sotsrr
GUsrAF X WEsTMAN hrequesteS 70 call at .he sws.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-19

FINH. CHIN ESE JUNK !--CHiNESE CUKIOsI'rIES-
i The Captain OF the Chinese Junk is induced from the
great patronage he present receiving from the citizens Of
q number. from the interior Of the State day a
wing to witness perhapsor the only time they may
have opportunity-ths specimen Of Chinese Naval
Architecture together it'll the many Curosties which
contained IN her cabin &c The Idols which they
che Guns Swords, and other implements of war; the beautiful
than three inches in length richly worth Let
all who have read or heard of the novelties Of the Celestial
Empire. avail themselves Of this treat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-19

NJ ARkiAgE INTRODUCTORY OFFICE. q White
w ee-tours for Ladies, with lady in attendance, from
Hours 70, Gentlemen from until gh PM
with zeal names and most paid
addressed to the will receive prompt and
be { ted confdentially.
aulo ltsrc KIIpy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-19

Az NJ. CROWLEY X Sun, Needle and Fish Hook Manu-
W hcrurers Aceser. Warwickshre, Eugland-Store No
IT Maiden Lane, (up stars) New York. VIM G. and Sou
cities that having now on land an extensive stock of their
nuiactued articles will sell the trade importers
small advance from their manufacturing prices One Of the
firm. WIN. Crowley, being in England, intending
shortly increase their establishment by the
shall be enabled sell low pces
ivos qOfs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-19

7 tGE FKEkES BRANDlEs.-Now landing at Pier 7
IL r. from ship Mary Frances from Bordeaux, IS pack,
gesof the above well known Brandes direct from the house
AIpag aci Star" BcIdean3, Henry L. L. Chusnrtte and
and eighth pipes Also Is casks White Brandy, of superior
flavor for Also store, entitled to debenture
1897 to 1896. Samples at the Office. lOa Wall street.
Saul2 30tsm HENRY LEGER.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-03
TkaE PRACTICAL SCHOOL
On a Time and Moaey-saping plan.

On a Time and Moaey-saring plan.
P ME undersigned would respectfully
announce TO the citizens OF Carroll
and adjoining counties, that he will open,
on Monday, January 4, le47, near the re-
sidence of Rev. j. Il. LowRIE, 81 miles
N. NV. Of Carrollton, a oeIeci School e
be conducted on a new and successful sys-
tenn Of classification and instruction.
Having combined the best systems
taught ia Northern schools and colleges,
with q late improvement recently intro
duced into the most celebrated schools of
Scotland. France, Germany, and Prussia,
| am enabled 10 oiier superior advantages
TO all who desire to procure an education,
by an economical, speedy and interesting
mode OF obstruction.
he School during the comrg session
VIII consist OF two classes, Senior ard Jut
aloTs The classes will complete each.
study taken up before commencing ano-|
ther, and will each receive from three to.
TOUR hours instruction per day. Those
who are attentive and studious can &C
quire, during the session, a thorough and
,''.'icai h''o"'eoge VI me s'uoleS allotted
TO their respective ciasses-if not. no
lbo g., 100 -. ~ 9, 'o' 'o,'i'I' Du'in6
siructed exclusively In English Grammar:
~ N'oii'l' 1Aii'n1se'Ie' 01 ana 4tn months,
1A'senfa ana Na'nfai fhliosoPh}; 5tn
'i'o ll heV'e", Win occasional exercises
/" ueo9FaPny' CIol'P0S,lon' Debate, Ste
'o4,aP"y, Dra"lne' Coionng' Stretching.
'". o5 ''oS 5 St 'ioh'il' Gnsi'S' Gram
','n' "a anu ." months oFan'n!aF ana
. - ''.'''T yW ilH 0ion", typography +; Vi"
'' " " 'i''"2' WIN deeFis"'
''"tS per session oi 81 months, Gays:
senior OleSs -"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-03
InsOlVent Notice,

FHE Undersigned, appointed by th
Il Probate Court of Chociaw county
Mississippi, at the May term SAC theu
of, commissioners to receive and examu
all claims of the several creditors of Il
estate of Francis K. Gregory, decease.
represented insolvent, will meet at Ii
Probate Clerks Office, in the town Q
Greenesboro', in said county, on the bif
Saturday OF every month, until the Sd Sl
turday of November next, for the purpa
of meeting the said creditors, and Of r
ceiving and examining the said claim
when and where the said creditors ar
hereby notified to bring in and prove the
said claims respectively agains, said esta
VIM. G. SNOW, - i
THO: N. DAVIS, 0o"'"
June 3, lS46 25.d
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-03
BLACK HAWK
Male and Female Seminary.
T D ME exercises of this Institution will
be resumed on the First Monday of

d ME exercises of this Institution will
a be resumed on the First Monday of
January, l847. While we return our sim
cere thanks for the liberal patronage area-
dy given, a continuance Of the same, and
that Increased by the public generally, is
respectfully solicited. all the branches of
thorough English and Classic course will
be carefully taught. Dae attention will be
paid to those studies wi ich are most calcu-
iated to adorn and render useful those in
possession OF them. Every care vii! be
taken to advance the beginners, as well as
those IN the higher branches. Suitable
Instructors in all the departments are Sc
cured and we are prepared to give every
Student sufficient attention. The School
is by 10 means sectaran the Students
may attend Divine worship wherever their
feelings dictate. A Sabbath School, on
tue Union principle, is held in our village,
but none are forced to attend. Strict no.
Ice viii no tnlon - 49,, Io.,,rt,o ont Of ,ba
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-03
sEMMON,s MEnECEN Is.

K UST received, fresh supply of DR..
81 Simmons genuine celebrated and In
valuable medicines, VIZ:
His Vegetable Liver Medicine and Pu-
rifying Pills, which are so well known as
an effectuai remedy for Chronic and Acute
inflammation of the Liver, and all diseases
aud indisposltions that are caused from a
diseased state or inactivity OF the liver,
such as Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Sour
ness of the Stomach, loss OF Appetite,
owness of Spirits, Collie, Costlyeness, &c.
Also
HIS SOUTHERN TONIC,
A safe and certain cure for all kinds of
Female Diseases, and weakness or Gene.
raj Debility, from any cause. Also
HIS RHEUMATIC MEDICINE,
A never-tailing Remedy for Rheumatic
Pains, ia all their different stages and
rletles. And also
HIS ANIT-FE YER BITIERS,
Which is the safest, the most pleasant, and
most successful cure for the FEVER, IN
any stage, grade, type or form that 1t may
appear. When il is used with his anti
Ague Pills, as directed In the prescriptions,
the Congestiye, Bilious, Yellow, AID all
other kinds of Feyers, are REMOVED
like charm, and the system literally bra
ced against the Ague and Fever, as 1t era
dicates the disease thoroughly without de-
PIetion, and leaves every organ in perfect
tone.
As the friends of these medicines and
The high-minded, honorable and contdeu-
tlal Witnesses of their healing effects, are
living in every neighborhood in all has
section OF country, many of whom formed
an acquaintance and an attachment lor
them wnen administered by, and under
the immediate Of, old Doctor A. G. Sim
mons, IN Georgia, We leave ii entirely with
thSse witnesses 10 recommend them viva
Voc9. They are insured purely vegetable
and perfectly harmless, even if used in
larger quantities than directed, and tor the
wrong diseases.
All IN good order, and for sale by
]. V. WOLF,
At The Post Office, Carr0Hion
September is, 1916 If
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-03
commissioners uOt,Ce.

"a ME undersigned appointed by
Probate Court OF Choclaw cou
at the September term ISIG thereol,u
missioners 10 receive and examine af
claims of the several creditors Of ths
tate Of William Peery, deceased, re-
scented insulyeni, will meet at The Pm
Clerk office in the town of Greenesbr
on the third Monday in every month
tai the third Monday in March next
the purpose of attending the SAID credrl
and of receiving and examining the 8
claims, when and where said creditors
hereby notified TO bring in and prove d.
claims respectively against said estate
JOHN NOLEN, !
w. G. SNOW, CONAN
THO: n. DAVIS,
October 81, ISI6 45-Gt
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-03
Executors sale.

e N pursuance of a decretal order of the
b Probate Court, viii sell, at the door
OF the courthouse in CofleeviIle, on the
Third Monday IN December aert,
at public sale, the following land in YaIlo-
busha county, VIZ North halt Of west
half Of southeast quarter Of section No.
80, township p, range ( east. Sold on
Il credit Of twelve monlhs-b bond and Sc
curity required.
PETERSON PERSON, Er'or
Of estate Of Joseph Person, deed
September l6, 1876 40
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-03
Adn.imfstraGor,s Notice.

u Office is hereby given, that the
Undersigned, ADMINISTRATIVE of The
estate of William Smith, decd, has filed
her petition in the Probate Court OF Choc.
taw county, Mississippi, to surrender her
letters, and will a. the next October term
of said Court, present an account OF her
administration so far as the same has ex-
tended, for allowance with commissions,
and apply for final settlement and dis.
charge. JANE SMITH, Adm'r
Of the estate Of VIM. Smuk' decd.
Sept. 3. So [Pr. fee $1,000