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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-06-05

WYE are authorized to announce Samuel
" ID. Livingston, as as candidate for
the office Of Clerk of the Circuit Court, at the
November election. ~
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-06-05

NOTICE. No proof of publication will here
after be gwen. until the advertisement is paid
for.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-06-05
LOWELL.

LOwELLS.
lust received six bales Of ~ and
- 10 Lowells. Tor sale by
R HARRINGTON & Co.
August -, as.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-06-05

"TE are authorized to announce Henry
wv r.. Coalter, as a candidate for re-
election to the Office Of Clerk Of the Circuit
Court; at the November election.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-06-05

~ DOZ. Wistar's Balsam Wild Cher
" ry,
8 doz. Wistar's Vegetable Purgative
Pills, Received and for sale bv
E. D. WARD g. Co.
October "a, '46,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-06-05

vickslurg, March 10, 1s47.-e7-39
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
Notice.

EtouNTY OF uENfsTEAD, ser;==htt the
Y Court Of Probate for said county Of Hemp
stead, IN the State Of Afkansas, al the April term
thereof, u ISL, the following administration
aud guardian accounts were filed IN sand court for
confirmation at the nekt July term Of SAID court,
to wit
Jabes $, Smith, administrator Of the estate of
n. 4. Nelson, deceased
Bpjamin l.. lfllin, administrator Of the estate
OF William laIIs deceased.
Jefferson Draper administrator Of the estate of
james Draper, dec,
Joel " Hannah, administrator of the estate
Of Il T. Muliruw, deeeased
Mathew Mo-, administrator Of tbs estate Of
William BENNETT, deceased
joel W Hannah, administrator OF the estate Of
I, W, Campbell, dreeaaad.
Snker ihnsnn, administrator Of thu statt OF
Mary Creighton, deauased.
Elizabeth Mufeu, ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estlte
Of Samuel Morrn deeaaspd
lAm lll, administrator Of the estate of John
Stuart deceased,
John ", Williams, administrator of the estate
OF l.. u. ilihbafd, deerazed
CalhaHne T. EIlef. exeeutfIx of the estate Of
ID &. Filler, drefasrd
William I llamiilaH. administrator the estate
nj r. llamIlun, Deceased.
II 7 samuFl, administrator Of lhe estate ol
D. u Bletlsae. deceased.
luhn D. spasIus, administrator Of the estate oI
Samuel RiiaAin, deeeazs1
Tsa TIL, enaftlIan oi Wiley Il Stuart
All prH#aus Interested IN The Hgiiemt uts Of said
estates and aceounlz are hHfehY notified to come
forward aud fila 6serpiinus In sad aeeauuls, II an,
they have, IA af bsiafe The zeaaH1 day Of thf
next term a aid court WhIah vii be holden Oh
the sreaud Monday Of July ngktl CT they will be
forever barred aud rfHeludsd fum excepting It
siid accounts OF any itam thereof
resis; : I. SANDERS, Clerk.
af,1w
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
BLOCli, BROTHER 4 Go, :,
New store nj Fulton.

toCk, BROTHER & co. have inst re-
, erlrcd aud arc now opening lafPe and
sienad as as'Iimrni Of goods, consisting ia put OF
tie following
fnnoh, English and american rdni#;a=l,l IL
81 Brown mud Braobrd ShliinnH aud Slset.nps.
IL ~ Va usnabrfs, -, II Lowell do
blraeh1I and brown duIlings, checked tessdz.
penienllaFy strips, padding, Scotch plaids. green
bWaze' French bombaginrs, alpaca iustrea. blaek
and twilled alpaca, rod, white, green aud willow
Hinncls. saiuct Kentucky and gold maad lsahz.
81 table dumask, black aud white bahinat. bizhups'
lawn, baol, aud Swiss musl.ns. striped eambHeks
aud lackoncis, Marlborough stripes. blue dauIinI.
black and cullfrd clmbHcks, lash linen. pIInIad
cotton dnIls and coitonadrs, apron aud furniture
checks blac' tnbby velvet, printed illnues. blne
drills and linscys, Georgia stripes linen and eoilaa
tapes, sk, cotton and Madras handkafeheia.
iangrd slhwls, hiurs' canvass Rasaia shetinI.s.
dmprt brown holllud cotton fringe, hafseIIies
aud grass skirts, icIrung, cotton aud Hafsied
binding, sciiCii, black and colarrd rotinn cord,
erapc dla'nrs, blue, rcd aud white blankets. lieH.
ng' mu-quiio netting, Georgia Jeans, ani kIns.
sion plains, sc, Sc
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07

Carr. WIILIAms.--Gen. Pillow in his
publication says Capt, Williams indignant.
y refused 10 sign the statement of Colonel
Haskell and his officers. Capt. Williams
has returned home, aud what he says, and
others, may he inferred by the following
extract. The Cincinnati News and Lou.
issile journal Introduce Capt. Williams
statement with the following comments.
The gal!am Capt. Williams, who fought
at Giro Gordo has, since his return to
Kentucky, nude report 10 Gov. 0wsley
We have no room only for Il single extract
from which it will be seen he fully suslains
the charges made against Gen. Pillow, By
the officers Of Col. llaskell's regiment
The following Is what Capt. Williams
says;
"PilIow's Brigade was composed Of the
lst aud ID regiments Tennessee, lst aud
ID regiments Pennsylvania volunteers, aud
my company. The plan oil attack was.
that Col. Wynkoop, el the lsl Pennsyya.
MIA, supported by Col. Campbell, Of the lst
tennessee regiment, was 10 assault the
battery on the enemyis extreme rights
while Col. Haskell. ul the ad Tennessee,
supported by Col. Roberts, THE 2d Penn.
sllvania regiment, was TO assault the work
next on the LETT. These attacks were 10
have been made simultaneously. Before
We reached our ekael position, the enemy
opened 80 lfemeuduous a IRE oi grape aud
canister, tint Gen. Pillow ordered thh
charge Al Tie distance d abuut tour hunlfed
yards llam the eaemY's lne; tso hundred
uiwhieh was through dense rhapaIal, and
ubaul lwu hundred yafls next 10 the works
WIS cleaned aHal--lhe lraes aHi bushes
eal doan, am In lying a lbry tel. 'fas
gmuHl ufan which lie ehaIge was mad,
waz a eaaaaly Inclined paue. eoyrrl
with Ibuss stunes in addition 10 the brush.
Wynkoup did nol maka Ihe assault. nor d d
Robrrls nnse lalha support OF Haskell
My lhey nd nnl Is nlllei wholly tor.
eign 10 lbs communication. Haskell /,
command, winch Including Gapl. Charles
MAYORS company aud ny oAn, numbered
lrs. Ibaniam hahdfeimrn. al II sustaining
a los neaii1 eHe hui d lis officers aud
one laid oi Tue men vas eumPallsd 10 le
tire.
"lu lhisassauli. ~ wen exposed 10 tie
iite oI +! fIeses af Artillery. .esen ol which
Uste dHssiA IN oaT l.nul. ilhr eundusl
Jl my CON. aus W. lhal Of coulness and
CALAMITY. and pfamIIhss. IN obedienee ..
aTlefs. lbel maged Up 10 the charge in
god urlrf, anleaHe mi N the rear OF llr
nafiHus column ia ibe sane fhanHer, brin.
~ Ias WuauIad oil VIII them.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07

ENoLIsH PgrpIcrIoNs.-We notice in
Wilmer aud Smiths European Iimrs q
mass ul correspondence ani other duru
uru', addressed by l,lac Buchlnnu, late
Nire President Of the Board If Trade ia
& nlll, To various prominent individuals,
ou the subject Of free trade. IN showing
up the evil effects OF this dnririnc. in refer.
cncc 10 tho colonies Of the English Nation.
he expresses lhr opinion that Canada will
he dU.vsn To sock annexation rih The Uni
jni SUITES, anI ,hai the Earl Of Egm "wili
ht the last lidli.h Governor. Genera Of the
y. American Colonies 10 avoid tush
calamity, be says the rroicciianis's pro
pose 10 extend the privilege and even the
name OF Great Britain over al the colonies.
viewing them as counties, and c.lub
fishing between them aud the mother
country, aud between each ul the culoni, :
respectively, the snme unrestricted aud un.
taxed commercial Intercourse and post.oi.
fee communication as between Two coun.
lies in England.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
FRIENDSHIP, LOVE AND TRUTH

Three sunny slcts on lIfc's river
Three golden arrows in life's quiyer;
Three stars that never fade or dim,
Three notes that angels love to hymn;
Three charms that guard the heart from sorrow,
Three whispers Of brighter morrow;
Three links that bind with slken bands,
Three words whose might should rule all lands.
Three walohwords on earth's stormy strands,
Three harbos mid oaflhs lrrarhefuus suuds.
Three llfr-prcseryers on Times ocean,
Three voices mid the hearts eummulion.
Three fragrant flowers most fair to see,
Three garands twinng round ie'a tree;
Three gems Of pure ETHEREAL light,
Three paths, all lovely, smooth aud bright;
Three rays Of light from Heavens throne,
Where uought but happiness ia known
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07

Cal hHNtaN. 1uIsmNs nN fuE MrN.
IoAA NAa-l6a Nashville Wing ghc'
,hc following SYNOPSIS pf Senator Bsnlou'
opinions IeslIIng The VII Wilh Mexico
f- hasHs baaa developed b. hz feeeb
Hb.e dHeiuafanss
g. L B=a|ea Was . Ia,sti Ia Waf VT
lrEIaa.
CaI. BsaIaa Jhiaks III. Polk might hay
ayuidel The waf.
Col. liruiau Is ai npininu thai tie march
OF iAc army 10 the Rio Ganie was "unlor
uulle.
CDI. Bra'on thinks hat said march led
a" me rsHHflslH NJ VI h.alHHio.
Col. benton lh.uhs that tarre ara great
anl extraordinary evils to grow om Vi thls
war.
Col. Benton thinks that lAc war has pul
ihc aaaufbira' parry u the ascenIenry
10 NrAirr.
Finally. Col. Benton docs not think ihlr
,hc War ha. been JuiieiousI! managed b.,
lAe AJnin sllati0n.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
Gin Mandatory.

rENllE undersigned nry now manufacturing lheir
L improved COTTON GINS at Minden, In
aud are prepared TO furnish planters with superior
GIn.Fands. mbdc AFTER lhe latest and most im.
proved plans. They will deliver their Gins at
any plantation within l25 miles OF Nlinden, or at
Washington, Columbus or Fulton. Arkansas, fee
Of any additional cost Al orders from a distance
will be promptly iltcndcdio For any Information
relative to the quality N their Gins they refer 10
Gen. G. d Roysiou, William Cmbtrre Or William
Vaughn, llemp7tcud county. or Henry NJ. L.
may, D. Strickland and A c Owens, Lafayette
county
LACkY s. SHIELDS
Mmdcn, La, MAY ~, lel1.93.u
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
H. II. 1sOrgain.

MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHiER,
4 AS just opcn,d fresh and splendid assari.
mcnt Of new goods Of the latest and most
fashionable siylgs, which he s prepared 10 manu-
iaclurc into every variety Of gcntlemon's wearing
ippnrl lie hns also an assortment Of Hats,
Cfayaia, llhndkcrrheis, snspendcr, &c, bleachcd
aud brown domrsiics, plaid linsoy, kerscys, lrhh
linen. prints. ianna. npacca, ilinncls, SC, all Of
which he will dispose Of on accommodating terms
Shop In Sulliyans Hotel
Washington. May 10, lsi5 49.ly
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07

CoNyicrrp.-Juhn Parker and Mar,
Myer., haze been tried at Butler, pa. lg
the murder Of John Myers, the husband dl
the woman indicted. II was proved that
arsenic had been administered To Myers,
aud the circumstances pointed 20 slrouly Ia
Parker aud Mrs. Myers. who had hccn liy.
ing in improper intimacy, that the lup
brought ina verdict Of guilty OF murder in
the trst degree.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07

MrtANcuoLy ACCIDENT Ar CovING.
roN, ky.--Wc learn from Cnpt. Arm
strong. Oft Pike No. 7, that whilst cclc
braling the return of the volunteers, two
men lost their lives yesterday morning at
Covington, ky, by the premature dis.
charge of gun. The ramrod passed
through one man, killing him instantly, and
carrying away the arm of another with a
par. Of his shoulder.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07

The Capitol at Washington has been un.
dcrgoing some improvement of late. A
gas lantern, invented by Mr. Crulcbell, six
feet in diameter aud six feet high, fitted
with superior silver.platc glass rc0cctors,
and surmounted with golden metal ball, is
To- be placed ON mast one hundred feet
high, on the top Of the dome. Il is thought
that the light will produce a fine effect.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
.N'en GondsL

rFNllE sniarHbsfs are now recciing snd OPEN
4 iug O large aud well assorted stock Of roods
suited 10 tls market, which have been sgec,sd
with great care, aud are now offered 10 purchasers
II as low pucog and on us good terms ~ they can
be- procured elsewhere. Our stock IL general, com
pristg staple aud Fancy ny Goods Hardware.
cutlery, NliiIey. Clothing, Hats. Boots and
SHOES, Crpckofy, Gli-wlrp. lrsn. Steel, Nails
Clrnsg Tnwurc, Carpenters and Blacksmith q
Tools, Groceries, Sc, Sc, Sc.
A. BLOCK & son.
Washington, Ark, April 90, lsi7.2n.f
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07

The report that the Governor Of Missis.
sippi had appointed Col. Jefferson Davis
Senator in Congress, ia the place Of Gen.
Speighi, dec, is contradicted.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07

- %. TIE suhzafihaf N4i stll on the mol
} e accommodating toms the Plantation
nov cultivated hy hIm IN Hampstead
-, county. All, containing upwards Of
thirteen hundred aefaz lhtae hundred aud lilly of
which is IN a high slals ui cultivation. There are
uu the premises good Hiahlfs. eafn.enhs, negro
hauses, comfortable dwelling bouse, Kitchen,
smuae housa, fine gin haHzH AL pres, aHi other
neceH ary buildings, all Of wtieh ate new aud Ia
fine order 1he iraei nf land Is timely waisred
by wells aud spnlEs. aud Is WelI adapted 10 the
culura Of eollau aad ainali RTaa. fls place is
regarded as one Of tha mol healtHY aud desirable
'afalaas Ia tie saatlaa naa Of Afsauzas
Aisf, that iraei 81 aud sIluaied in rae county.
AK. al ihe crossing Of the taltie HisHauf river
uu tde Military tad laad.us iram lslIlr Rock to
Washington, gaulaHaHE uHsafis OF fur hundred
arfas There arc upwards af cue hundred and
dnY acres Of liz tfael improved. There IA a
laIEa iWa siark dwelling haaza au ths tract.
iau Aafi, .iaH anIfs aHi Haaah afeIaHl, fine spring
water, and q faity aHfazz tie iIllIs M.ssann
usaf NIish yield haHdzaHie ffafii annually.
ihs place considered aHs 81 lhd lasi locations
TOT FliHin hauza aud slaHk iafm IN the STATE
will alsa - ng pfeseni residence adjoining
Che town of Washington. lHis place is hand.
sonI'y improved. and Is siiuaisi upon tract Of
iHud CONTAINING thirty aeHsz Thur . ON this
place a larss aal e5mmslians Dwelling honar,
iha.en, nrsfa haa#Hs faFasgzih, stable, eaHissr
bua.e aad HlHHf usae#afl. ballIags, which makes
O. una IF tie mazi comfortable aud convenient
p.aeus iaf auf fH=IaHH#H IN Tie vicinity of
NasIHduH Thefs IS alsa s il aefHs ol excellent
w1ai Iaai neaI tins place winch wiil b. sold with
il 10 desired. Also tie lauza aal lots IN the loRn
ul Washington lately owned aud occupied BY the
lion Daniel I, Water, Hnd al ptrsrnl used and
occupied by me aa Las office. The whole Of
Che above property will b. Disposed OF on ihe most
raa-onlb.g terms luT cash o; exchanged tor ounr
ursr1rt
GRANDSON u. ROYSTON.
wa.hlnsloa. All. May q, lsli.96-lm.
lIthc Banner and Democrat will please copy
our mouih g. u, T.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07

"Nein Godl' says Dulchman in the
market house at Monterey, a short time
ago who was searching in vain lorcnbbOgcs
"dosh Me,igans ish no peter than llouen'
lots- -dcy ish'nt got 10 kale, no kraul, no
nollcn. Dundcr and bIilen, no wonder
dey can't dght.'
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
For SnIe 0l. EsenL
BR for
i'HfifisH

rF'llE well known CRoss KEYS TvEnS. situated
ia the most eligible part Of Fulton. aud at
present occupied by Mr. Kay, h OF rod for sale OF
rent on accommodating terms. If application be
mnde soon, Possession gwen by the first Of An.
gust For terms apply In
BLOCK. RRO & Co. Fulton. OF
A. BLOCK Il son, Washington.
June 30, lsiI-2g-u
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07

Tho money coined in the United States
during the fifty five years that the mint has
been in operation, has been in gold fifty
two millions of dollars; in silver, sixty nine
millions; in copper, one million one hundred
thousand; total, Sl22, 100000.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
Lnborers Innfed.

yEiEN or twelve able bodied luborers, to work in
brick yard aud about the erection Of the
Washmgion Male and Female Seminary. in the
town Of Washington, Hampstead county, AK.
Wages Sl2 tor every 20 days work aud boarded
l. u. ROBINS
wrhuglou, May q, lsll-2j-M
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07

The amount Of funds contributed by the
citizens Of the United States lor the relief
Of Ireland, arc thus far estimated to eS.
coed SiOO,O 900,
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
TO THE CITIZENS or uENtPsrENp
lLI- WV

Circumstances have compelled mst n resign the
office Of Sheriff, TO which you kindly oIrrlad ma.
aud being siiIl indebted TO tho county, ia consc.
quenro OF the luuily and indulgence shown many
Of you in The discharge of my official duties, !
have earnestly i1rgursl ih1rr who owe any thing
TO the rouuty for ilAos or other dHog, io come
forward promptly aud settle mp This call wiI.
surely not be- in vain, for cannot think that thos,
whom have udugrd will allow me. eventually,
10 suiltr by it, Whilst duty 10 myself aud family
thus forces me TO urge You 10 a speedy settlement
Of your dues, bo assured that your repeated kind.
ness aud partaIity manifested Ia your sliiragcs arc
fully and warmly appreciated
WILLIAM ARNETT.
late Sheriff Of Hampstead County
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
Dissolution OF Partnership.

Il VIE partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned Ia the practice OF law, was
on tlus day dissolved by mutual consent
GRANDSON ID ROYSTON,
JOHN ". COOKE
Washington, AK, lunr "a, lS47-2s.lm
0 Democrat uul Gazette will please copy one
month
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
EOR SALE.

rE'llE large two story frame building n Wn1h.
! inglou, at present occupied by Capt Cobb.
will be sold at bargain If application be made
soon, either 10
JOHN $. SPENCE, or
A, BLOCK & son.
JuIy 5.JO.3w
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07

Col. A. h. McClung is announced as
The whig candidate Tor Congress, in the I'd
Congressional district Of Mississippi
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
NOTICE.

4 IL, persons having drafts accepted on me,
~ by Capt J A. t. Norman may probably
have the rnme para, BY presenting thcm 10 Mr
Geo, q Britt, Bntl's lloc. Washington
SAMUEL MOORE
July ith, 1871
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
COEo.gRT.NERNEzsEs

u he undersigned having entered into partner
4 ship on the lst of April, isl5, for the puf.
pose OF doing general Storage and Commission
hasHess' IN The towa Of Fulton under the name
and style Of BlocE BBorugR 4 Co. would re-
spegiiully inform their friends aud the public zen.
orally that having leased the Upper Warehouse
oI MI r. j. Smith, they are now prepared lo
receive goods on storage,
AUGUSTUS BLOCK,
HENRY BLOCK
Fulton, May |, 1921
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
.BLOCK, BROTHER s co.

MOULD plHiculahy invite the ladies to call
w aud calmne their beautiful as-orim,ni Of
lluena Vista Stripes aud Robes,
Pnnied and Painted MuslIns,
Muslin Gingham, plain aud striped.
Ginrham, Fancy liandkefchiefs,
lionncts, Ribbons, l.accs, Edgngs. ele., etc.
Al'o 10 their splendid assortment oi SAoes Of all
kinds and qualities.
Fulton, May l, 1871
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
10 PIanicrs.
5 Att AL IT

SO0 SACKS SALT, just received aud for
UDO sale low-S2 50 per sach.
BLOCK, BR JTuER & Go.
Fulton, May /, l-i5.9l
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
EFTidlC6I'e

Knives and FORKS, carving and butcher kaIFas.
pocket uni pen knlyrs, scissors. shear. fzsafs.
biaers and bits, slinglng haehets, shoe aud naIl
hammers, dIaWiur knives. handsaws. en-. mil aaH
bastard hlrs hons rasPs. frmsr and socket eHiz=
sels' single aud double PLAIN Its. foot adzss. emp.
loafd, idl, ehrst, French, pad, plate. nm aud
carpenter knob locks, ilnl aud percussion lnsls.
round aud Ali spring bolts, shoe pinrsrs. slasp
an, knob lilchcs door handles. Sallefs zllfiaz
balances. hniana and ron table and lea staanz.
bras, plated and run stifups spurs safuR zdataHz.
bullet mouids bfari and black colin uaiIs, fio.In
slnngs' glmh'ris, percussion caps eafkserpas, sli
hooks and lines, Tea bells, pegsina and sewing aaiz,
brass eandlcsiirks, hand cut and teneHi saRa.
shorrls aud iongs, gtlie blades aud slaklee.
smoothing fore, jack and jainlef planes. Wi
aud cotton cards, manila aud cotton fope. plaw
ines, aud bed cords. Collins axes, hiaad a1sz,
nngers parliament hinges butts and screws. ealiae
mds' hooks and hinges, itoes, wagon boxss, waffle
IRONS straw knives, grass and cane sylhes. caro-.
Ina oaslsicc and grtbbing hoes, sad runa. grind
stones oN mud trace chains, nails and brads " all
sizes, shoycl- spades, patent balances. sieses,
garden rnhcs, fry pans, puw moulis, iron Of N
Kinds, English, German, and cast steel, hollow
ware u al hnds aud descriptions. such az ovens,
fhhlcls, p0ia and kettles, sc, Sc.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07

STATE or ARKANSAS.
CurNu oF lltgrEHu.
H. iif H,mrifgd Curuf Cont. on he Cigneefv
side ffss, Fs5usrg Tam. Frbfuifg ltih,
4 D. 1917.
George &. Hannah aud Aun -
Hannah, h.- wife.
tgmp'GiHa4h.
a. BH for
Joel ". llanuah and Samuel PuiHisa.
Baldwin
DrfsaI4ais
His day came the said complainauis by
their solicitors. aud als1 came the said Joel
W. Hannah, ono Of said defendants, aud the com.
p'alnauis filed their hl stating, among other
thing. that one Samuel Baldwin, late of the county
oi llrmpsload, has departed this lie, having hy
his lasl will aud testament bcqurated 10 the said
ronpsinan's and the defendant Samuel Baldwin,
d minor under the nr' o. twenly.onc ycnrs all
bis luuir Hud slaves amer lie payment oi certain
| specified lcricrs In hs wiiI contained share and
share alike; ani That among other lands owned by
llio sad Samuel Baldwin, dec, the said tesiaiof
purchased jointly with tile defendant joel w. Han.
nah, nshor time before his death, divers tracts oi
land lying h The county Of llympstoad and the sep.
aris interest uf zach H ant 10 sid lud being nnns-
c-H1inct. the sl'd complaIniuts pray In their said
/ bll that part iiuu Of said lands be made briwcsn
/ the said companluis and the said defendants aud
the siid oomplaIniuts having filed with their said
/ hIl au affidavit stating that the sHid defendant
Samuel Baldwin fs a nonresident OF The State ol
Arkina+ Il s tbrrfiGns ordered that uulgss the
said defendant Samuel Baldwin be- aud appear on
0f hrlar tho third dly ei the nrNt trru Of our
I Hampstead circuit court, AZ clHit to be- holden
1i ihc cuuH-housr iH ihr town OF Washington, in
said county, on the third Monday after the fourth
| Monday OF July next, aud plead answer or drmur
20 the compiinhuig said DILL, iic same will BE-
taken ioi confessed against him and decree
entered lrclmngiy Aud 4 ID further ordcrrd
that Publication hereof BE- rsic In some news.
paper pubiticd i3. This State fer two weeks by
two successive wurk.y Insertions. ihe lat whereof
to be- at least four weeks br'or, the third dag OF tho
nrNl term OF ihis elur, until which time this cause
D. continued.
A true copy from the record
Tcste $, r. SANDERS. Clerk
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-07
VALUABLE ZpR0psrY
FOR SAL

eHE7. TIE subscriber MI st an the most
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We copy the following analysis of that much
abused term, "DemoCney," from a Louisville
journal Of lsi5, II is an able article=woahy
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-04-16

zaba or Jalapa, by regular day marches, ac-
cording to the custom of armies on march
I'd. The aforesaid garrison shall march out
with all the honors of war, colors displayed,
drums beating, stores belonging TO the corps
of which it is composed, the allowance of field
pieces corresponding to its force, baggage and
munitions of war.
Sd. The Mexican flag will remain display
ed on the bastion of Santiago until the retiring
Mexican garrison shall be out of sight of the
city, and, on hauling it down, it shall be salu-
ted with twenty -one guns, fired from the same
bastion, until which time the forces OF the
United States shall not enter the place.
4th The inhabitants of Vera Cruz shall
continue in the free possession of their nova
bic and immovable property, in the enjoyment
of which they shall never be disturbed. as
we'll as in the exercise of their religious faith.
5th. The national guards of Vera Cruz, If
they find it convenient to retire peaceably to
their homes, not to be molested on account OF
their eonductin bearing arms in defence OF the
place.
9th. The undersigned desire to know, in
case the Senior General Scott should have to
continue hostilities on account of not admit
ting these propositions, if he will permit the
neutrals to go out of the place, as we'll as the
women and children belonging to the Mexican
| families
PEDRO M. HERRERA.
JOSE GUTIERREZ De V1ELANUEvA.
MANUEL ROBES.