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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-15
FOR n LADIES.

&N'AS AAA1 1A
Gordo Plaids, Gala do.
Victoria Plaids, Oregon d., all Silk do.
SIlks-Black Gro de- Rhein,
Stripe and Wat'd do. p. de Sole do.
French Ginghams, Satin Alpaca Meri.
nos,
w rought Caps, Splendid article,
Worked Collars, Under Eld'k'fs.
Muslin Swiss Caps, Black Silk Lace,
Check Muslin, Swiss and Jackonet do.
sballs-Terkeri, Maud Cashmere Net,
&c.
Filet Wells, Worsted Mitts,f Gloves,
And many other things loo numerous
to mention. Call and see,
DOMESTICS.
Negro Clothing Kerseys, FIannels,
Blankets, Ticking, Carpet Warp, &c,
Uery Cheap.
CLOTHING A Splendid Variety,
Ashland Tweed Pants, Fancy Cashmere
Fancy Cashmere Sacks, Black, do Boys
do.
Fine Black Dress Goats, Frock do, Fan
cy Vests,
Cravats, Hosiery, Buck Gloves, F'ch do.
Under Garments, Wool and Cotto n do.
Blue. Black Paletoes, Felt and Tweed
do,
Fancy, Tweed D'orseys, Black Cloth
Cloaks,
Superior Shirts, fine do common do,
S~uspenders, Comforiers, &c, &c,
Also, a large assortment Of
SUPERIOR CARPETS,
Extra Fine Carpets, All Wool Fill do.
English Druggets, Ingram do do, Tai
ten Rugs, Ca rpet Binding, &c &c.
Together with a large stock of Hard
ware, Cutlery, Crockery wares, Glass
ware, Saddlery, Travelling Trunks
Hats and Caps ofall kinds, Writing Pa
per. and many other things not mention
ed.
The system that | have adopted ena.
BILE me to offer advantages 70 purchaser
such as have never befnr been present
ed in this counlry-and which will save
them at least 90 per cent. from credi
prices. /.
October 23, I847.
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NOTICE.
T ME Undersigned have 10 store and
- for sale
800 pieces Kentucky Baggingj
300 coils Rope;
1000 lbs. Twine,
40 Bales Kentucky Jeans
and Linseys,
$50 bbls. Mess Pork,
SO Rump !"
40 hhds. Bacon Sides,
Is tierces sugar cured Hams,
100 boxes Soap and Candies;
ALSO NJ Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Salt,
Nails, LoweIls, Bourbon aud Common
Whiskey, and every thing the Planter.
way want; all Of which will be- sold low
for Cash, OF furnished to those who will
ship Cotton 10 our New Orleans House.
LAUGHL N, SEARLES s. Go,
Leeee Strest, WcksbErg.
August 28, 1847. .50-8
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CANTON MALE SCHOOL.

ERHIS institution will open in tht Me-
thodist Church on Monday the 9th
of November, under the supervision Of
Messrs. Simmons and Crawiord--gradu,
ales Of jefferson College, Pennsy wanna.
Having had some experience in teaching
they hope 10 give entire satisfaction 10
those who may P,tronize them
Terms per session OF Five Months.
Elementary branches $1,000
More advanced English studies 1900
Latin, Greek, &c. 5000
Contingent Fund 100
Payments n half Ia advance.
November 8, l847. s-ti
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~ NnrltE.

E ETTERS Testamaplary having
~ been granted to he undersigned
thu December term, l847, Of the Pro-
bate court Of Madison county, Miss's-
sippl. on the estate o. Joseph Reid,
deceased, all persons indebted 10 SAID
estate are notified 10 come forward
and make immediate payment, and
all persons having claims against said
estate viii present them Legally authrn.
Heated within the time prescribed BY
law, or they will be %forever barred.
W. NJ. REID.
JAMES S. REID,
Executors
December lS, l847. Ia -
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December Is, io47.
sTRAYED

ENRON The subscriber III nj thu 18th
- uit., a Iiaht Snrrel peldrng, about
II o. IL hands high, no marks N BRAID
about 8 o. 8 years Old. An, person
giving information at this Office Or q The
subscriber, shall be paid for his trouble.
w. II, BYRD
December III, iS47. 1915
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GIN

n THIS summer received a copslgn-
= mont Of Messrs. Carver, Washburn
a. Co.'S new and improved Patent Gin
Stands, which | am selling at So I'd per
A few Of these stands were re-
ceiyed here last season AMI have given
general satisfaction. Planters wanting
10 purchase will do we'll 10 call andex-
anime previously to purchasing else
where.
r.. ,O'DONNELL, Agsnt,
YasOO City, Miss'
September IS, ls47. @ttt
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NEW CASH STORE.

FNNi4E undersigned would respectfully
~ invite the attention Of the inhabit
ants Of Madison ounty and its vicinity
10 examine his extensive Fall and Win
ler Stock, comprising a great variety Of
the most Useful, Nepest and Fashiona'
bic Goods, all Of which will be sold at q
very low price for cash; consisting in
mn ri win. sg &#
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LOWELLs AND RUssETss
JUST received at the New Cash StorS
z a large LOT Of Lowells and Russets:
g. B. SHELDON.
September rs, l847.
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MI D $50.

MY connection with the Female Aca.
w denny ia this place being dissolved;
have taken a room at Dr.. MurshalPs
where | am prepared 70 give private
lessons on the Piano and Guitar. Terms
as before.
p. L. BODE.
October is. l847. 5-tf
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
MADISON County.

WI hUI9JN 0ONN1A' s~1-a-tH-e
BY the probate Court Of said County.
To all persons interested in the lands,
lenemnnts and hered,tament' Of Gears
Williams, ec'd-Greeting:
VOU are hereby cited to appear be-
III fore he Probate Court Of said coun
II at a regular term thereof to be hol.
den al the Courthouse of said COUNTY +,
On the Second Monday Of January merit.
tl,en and there 10 shew cause, # any
you have, why SAID court should MOI
hen order aud decree the lands, ttne
ments and herediiampnts described in
said petition, as lying and being 10 the
county Of Madison, should not be sold
to pay the debts of said decd, VIZ:
Lol No ! n square No. 3.nf Lots laid
off by John Brisroe, as lollows 20 Wit:
beginning al i stake, the corner Of FuI-
ton and Union streets as laid aut BY said
Yriscoe and rupling west with said Fnl
on street 200 feet 70 a stake, John I
Gamer Ms northeast corner; thence
outh win his line 100 feet TO a stake
thence east goo feet 10 a stake in thu
western boundary Of Union street
thence north with said street to the be-
ginning.
NJ tnece fha Honor1hlf
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County.

BY the Probate Court of said County.
To Alonzo Collins and -- Collins,
infant children and heirs Of Robert J.
Collins, deceased, and all Other per-
sons interested in the lands, tene
ments and hereditaments OF Robert j
Collins, deceased-Greeting
" )U are hereby cited to appear be-
= fore the Probate Court Of said coun.
ty at a regular term thereortO be holden
nj the Cou 1t house Of said county. on the
Second Monday Of January, l84S, then
and there to shew causeif any you have.
why said court should not then order
and decree the lands, tenements and
he reditameuts Of said decd to be sold, L
pay the debts Of said ~docedent, to wit:
A House and Lot in the town Of Sha'
ron, in said county.
WitnesS. the Hon. JON
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January /, ls48. IS.
ADMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

NGNNASAgAE ~ A0GS ~
ETTERS of Administration having
- been granted to the undersigned
at the December term, 1847, Of the Pro
bate Court O. Madison county on the
estate Of D. !. Sample, deceased, all
persons indebted to said estate are MOTIF
fed 10 come forward and make immedi.
ave payment, and all persons having
claims against said estate will present
them legally authenticated within The
time prescribed BY law, Or they will
be forever barred.
SARAH SAMPLE. Adm'r.
6rDr. James Priestley il my lawful
az D, aud attorney, ami all persons hav-
ng business with the estate will please
call on b IN,
SARAH SAMPLE, Adm'r.
December rs, l847. 1890
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Lands for Sale.

Lands for Sale.
INCUR improved Plantations for sale
j. on liberal terms lying in Madison
County, Mississippi Any communion
ton addressed TO me at Canton VIII meet
with prompt attention.
P. S, II the above plantations are not
sold by The 18th or goth December next
they will be rented out for the ensuing
year. IA. ..
November 90, ls47. l0-tf
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zbLER \ H~ENDER1Tg .taon
M 1913
avs Or THE SHIP"
Dsipg i from q respectable
aal, dated, ..
z,viIIe, N ] June go l846
\. NJ. s. south third 81, Phil'
have his had an 10
he gentleman Of whom
n d you ~ having taken
rotaut with such q decided
/ tsspecia y farmer "
miles Gom here was ~
ssIei d adelailed account ne
| iii cough and eyre, thal
I frsi leisure nolnent tocom
d yon, an5 Il che cure = ~
app5arsto Be, i y the most
.aaI bave aver known.
snts lafier having the meas
bsn sdfefing with a cough
Distressing kind, getting
advanced ii years, he IS
Frequent tsrns o. coughing,
ltOi breathing, lasting from
al Hour and a halt would
km. with such severity as to
d. With slrangling until his
} bloodshot. He had les
sing cured, having tried ply
slhousand things without re-
Hus weeks immediatel pre-.
! taking the Expectoranl, 7e
Binder the care Of an eminent
aad hearing his cpugh. | re
pblm your Exp ct"raot ~
he had irstd 81 many thing
no coificence 10 anything
rpd him 10 take q bottle. By
81 persons 81 my arqnairt
Bad been cured BY it This
esda thai mght he took o
lhatil was the FIRST comfort
! sleep he Lad enjoyed Tor
the Thursday following
days aitsrwa rds) he wen. Il
has con lnued to make a full
! farm ever since, (now near
mlhs.l He told me to-day
E. ANHALrN
h last week he had cut ant
4 ldted rails, Or made goo pm
\ per day has been insthe wa
N hts sheep, and otherwise
phaut lhe least symptoms o
hls cough, It avlng entirely
p, and slrangest Of all, one
bottle has produced The efecl
50 thankful and overjoyvd
iaals e talk all day about IT,
mat ne could not prOcuFi
he would refuse 800 70
Gndei Of the bottle he has leri
sarnlaalivs Balsam | have ais
eeQmmendi TO others for III
ssRfs, with the most salutar
especially yours,
4, ]. H. ANDERSON.
Pdonly BY DBL Jayne Phlla
y agency BY
paESTLEY & MOsBY.
~, lS48. l7-l
BATE OF MIssIssTPPI.
Madison County.
R'Saie Court Of said Count,
IVAN, affidavit HIS been mao
hahala Rice and - Ric.
NJ ucn-residents Of said StaI
EPPl end publication was Q
y made against them, and 4
Interested, II the estate Of E,
deceased, at the Decembe
NJ, q the Probate Court
XIV These are therefore 10 :.
Ashala Rice and Ric
w Az persons interested,
igle 'Ae SAID Probate Court I
monday Of March next, 1874
'asie e shew cause, if an
wy The final account
N. aad Henry Seimer, a
\ 2 no estate 81 said E
M iSscsssed, should not be 9
N decree made thereupc
NJ,
Hwaness' The Hon JoHN
nsoRcoTr, Judge Of Proba
] I! sad county, the SecoI
Monday of December II Il
sea' Of our Lord one the
saad eight hundred and {,
seven, and seal Of 81
court, =
n zs'h day of December 1s4
!, q CAMERON, Ci'k.
Aotal's Phenix 8i,,ers.
Mnfx.N
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c0sPARTNRRsHIP.

ENHE undersigned have this day as.
soclated themselves under the irm
OF Piackavd q Herde' soa, 70 cenducl q
General COmmission Business. and So
llcit from The friends Of the late con.
Germs Of Gilmore q Henderson and
George N. Pinckard, . continuance Of
the confidence hitherto bestowed an
them.
9. nj. PlNCKARD,
L. +, HENDERSON.
New Orleans, July 1, is47. 4S-tf
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BOOTS, BOOTS.

A LARGE assortment Of Boots and
A Shoes Of all kinds ia be found at
the New Cash Store. Cb
8. B. SHELDON.
September IS, l847.
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Issued, the nth day Of Nov'r, 1847.
]. T. CAMERON, Cik.
November 10, l847 9-l5
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sHT E8NE
by ...iensd, Commission.
'aa. .l.d by rhs Pfa3ale Z
county, Mississlp pal., q
eisims against l9e t'' s.o
M Jecrased, shich 0a,
solvent. will I9eel
9 y" v.s,er, . Canon. anon
ail = Monday ID lolya lS4S'
2 VAN VACTER,
Y +, SINGLETON
COmmissiOners
1890
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B. HowcoTT. Judge Of Pro-
bate Of said county. the Sc
4-& cond MOI day Of November,
L s.. inthe year Of . Lord one
thousanl eight hundred md
~forty-seven. and seal OF said
court
ISSUED, the 18th day OF November, l84T.
j. r. CAMERON, OK
November 80, i847. l0-l5
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PoWDER.

W1E7E have in store six kegs Powder r,
w Kentucky Rife: TX half kegs
Kentucky Rifle; tive We quarter kegs
kentucky Rife; twelve CaListers, Duel
ling.
August 28, l647.
HASTINGS SYRUP OF NAPTHAs
"a N article which has recently attract
> ed much attention as a remedy in
Taburcalons, Consumption. BrOnchetis.
&c. For sale Nv
PRlESTLEY & MOSBY
August 7, LAT.
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ADMlNIsTRATOR's SALE.

As Administrative Of the personal
- estate of Daniel ]. Sample, decd, |
will, q n Monday the 24h day Of January
l848, on the premises. III miles north
OF Canton, near Herrod's Store,) pro.
coed to sell said estate, consist ing in
part of
80 Negroes,
Is Mules and Horses,
AZ Head Of Cattle,
3 Yoke Of Oxen,
80 Head Of Sheep,
IA Head of Goats,
Pork and Stock Hogs,
2 Wagons and Gear,
| Barouchc and Harness,
| Set Black-smith's Tools,
Corn and Fodder, Farming Utensils,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c
&C., &c, to the higbesr bidder Of a ere
dit OF twelve months, the purchasers
giving bond with undoubled security.
SARAH SAMPLE. Adm'r.,
of The estate Of D, 4, Sample iced.
December rs, I847 1917
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" VTVVVV0 WV NN"' $3.50
John B. HowcoTr Judge Of
Prob tie Of said county the
Second Monday Of November
in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and
forty-seven, and seal Of said
ltnrrh -L-..
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q. M, PlNcKARD,
I. 4. HENDERSON.


New Orleans, July I, ls47t 4s-tf
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81 4 HOUSE AND LEASE Tor - g, corner Of King
81. and Wssh gfon ssthe lease for tive ntyOue years
1~ hom May neat Inquire at Ann-st. al Nv
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A. II. GALE 8 CO.'S

"a. H 6h4 y 9 w. . -
sssam~a PIANO FORTE WAREROOMS. to4 los
fA5-EJ3t9and Joe Third-avsous. corner Of Thir.
~ ml4u
sx.zz--l PIANO, GUIrAk AND SINGING
4raugn t 10y Prof aDd Com poser If the
Tff~H>HUuivsfsity OF Leg deu. Terms moderate
~ II gFor card, Of address apply 70 Messs WIN.
Han SJn music dealer, 239 Broadway and PAX place.
IntTh
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VI A Ne JUU h n a L
NOM n u Nuu- 49,

Arryea-faekstssi aon.szums, Lowhor, Livorpcol,
p exchanged sisnss With ship Ohio from LivsrpOo for
Now-N0 h The NJ hsd been days West Of Nsntuc ket
Shoals. With iisht. calm weather.
bsfs Touro toi Nss On ssnsl Weloh. New Orleans IL
DE- udse. 20 II AcColoash lSlh mat. Cd the Capes
Of pelsssfe, paced brig NsvCsse, Of Boston steering
North.
Brig Linden, Williams, Mobile u days. cotton, Se to
Sturses. ClearmsH Il Co.
schs Lady Of the Lake. Lsmpsn Richmond, -four, Se,
70 Allen Psxson.
sehr ws,hinsOs Mason, susok, I g. shingles to J B
Benton.
schf Robert Saith. Robinson Phlsds;phia ds coed,
bound O Boston.
sehr HsrOos. Perus, Port wslths Va days coal, to
master.
sehs Edgar. Baker, Berlin, Del. days corr to Bar
sctt 4 Co
Sailed Ships Mexicsn (sold Tor swhslr rl New ed
ford L. usisas, Mobile. Wind w
Memeranda-The packet schr Howard. Capt Bsker,
LETT the City Friday al o'clock NJ 81 Boston In
psniDs through Harl late with pilot board struck
the rooks which started her leaking Finding the leak
increase very fast obliged keep "a and
her ssh8re the Oats Newts~n CT ssf, l. with 5
feet II ~s!er 10 hsr hold We understand there
the vessel
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WOMAN AND

YER DISEASES from tbs cradle 10 the rave,
dapted 20 her Instruction In the natural aT o. hsf
system ani al the diseases Of her critical periods. By
Edvard r. DiE0n. pn. 325 sixth edition, ~ -
Thi. ork contains plee review q The origin. symp
toms aud progress u Prcapsu and AT other enne d.
pscemepis 10 laagusae adapted % every rssdar In4
medical RELIGIOUS, and daily press, nave expressed the
sh-.t sentiments Of this vAuabewofk. IL esn b. sect
boz nd g. any part OF the sss Of postage Of ID ets
postpaid and cash orders onystiendsd 9. For sale b.
CHARLES n. RiNg.
M NV FIrl, c.rnnI Of Ohm n. anl hr- away
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ApnpuLAR TREATISE

a DEPRESSED TO YOUNG MEN, containing com
~ pete review of the origin - pons and progress OF
every known aud of the consequences OF excess
and q II abuse 10 every class Of life ~ language adapted
n every res7er-by Eiwsri II. ID ixOn, MD PIP. "a
Price 81 Eighth edition
The medical aud daily press 10 every part o. the uu-
tr haze expressed the highest sentiments Of this yllus
BE WORK i can be sent bound % any part oi the nied
ssfes At POSTAGE - cents Postpaid and cssh orders
only sttsuded 70 FOR sale by CHARLES II. KIM
mn MWAFlms cor. John. o. and Broadway
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GREAT BARGAINS

IN BLANK BOOKS Is 0o0 Quires hall bound
L 10 ooO quire. fol- bound esp, demi end medium
5000 dozen Pass Book.
loco DO Memorandum
Of the above 10 every variety Of sze ard style Tor
ae al prees >. low az the est II little lower BY
HIGGINS 4 KELLOGG.
Blank Book Manufacturer and wholesale dealers, ia
school Cooks and Stationery 10 John-sL Y as I'm
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

nAWLEY & FURMAN removed from ~ Csdar.st. 10
d.; Ldberfy-st where b. found large stock q
brown and bleached Shestngs Northern sud Southern
Cotton Yarn Lamp and Chsndlers Wok, Irvine, sloats
Patent DO Wa Dig Carpet Warp. Bats; also loo lbs
No rs black Cotton Yarn ell Of which will BE- .od A h
lowest market prices for cesh Dsaers are particularly
inveJ 10 call and examine the stock whether they pur-
cbase or not DAWLEY & SuRMAN.
,,9l g,geod NV - Iibsrty-st
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4 Observation-Disclosures u hereby given, 70 me ieiH
tiyes and next Of kln Of EDWARD CAMPBELL ,aie o.
tbs City OF NawYok ply sician deceased thst shan
oy 20 the Surrogate Of The County York FOR l-t
tsr. Of Administrator with the VII annexed, upon IN
ss,sfs tn sid ne..'e on the 10th day OF May next At
I0 cis ia the fore aoOn Dated NewfoTk April lO, i'
alo lag4u JAMES s. THAYER. Public Ad mini.trator.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.



LINES
es,.s By tie announcement that "a b o lie Proectol o. h'
Property ofMsrned Women ha' passed both Hov's" Of
oar STATE l.. islatsss.
on, yc who in those Houses bold
The sceptre OF command
Thoughts sceptre, sunlit in the soul,
Not golden, In the hand
Was there not one among ye all.
No heart, that Love could Thrill,
To move some slight anne 3ment there,
Before you passed the bill
We make our gold and lands secure
Maybe you do no. know,
That we have other property,
We d rather not forego.
There are such things 10 woman's heart
As fancies, tastes. affections
Are no encroschments made on these
Do they need no projections r
Do we not daily sacrifice.
To our lords-and Creations,
Some darling wish--some petted whim.
All, me In vain oblstioDs
These cold realities" Of life
These men, with their intrusiobs
Do they not rob Us. one by one
OF all our warm illusions 2"
These highway robbers prawling round
Oar young Affection" stealing.
Do they not take our richest store
or Truth and Faith and Feeling
Our better Judgment, finer sense
We yield with souls that fslter.-
A costly, dainty holocaust
Upon tyrants altar;
We waste on them our golden hours
Our "real estate" Of Beauty,
The bloom Of Lies young passion flowers
Aud still they talS Of Duty
Alas for those, whose all Of wealth
ls in their souls and faces,
Whose only "repts' are rents in heart,
Whose only tenants-graces.
How must that poor protection bill
Provoke their bitter laughter,
Since they themselves are leased for life,
Aud no payday till after
BY all the rest you fondly hope,
When ends this Heightened session,
That usshold peace, which Woman holds
Thank Heaven at her discretion
If light OF generous cbiyalry,
This wild appeal arouses
Present a trUers DObler bill
And let IL pascal houses
FRkSoEs {. OseOoD
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IL i.xsm. ELIZA RATHBoNE, Admini.ratriI. &C

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
u the County Of NeYork notice Is hereby given %
ell persons having claims against PETER SCHWARG,
late Of the City VI New1ork grocer, deceased % pre-
the with the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber
lis Office, Nassau s. in the City Of NewYork be-
fore the 9th day Of May nextDsted Nev-York, the sth
day Of November, 1917.
n fawsro JANIS ; THAYER Public Adnfufstrator
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Na.sau- sfrarf-N0fiCe hereby aVf1f 70 Tue ffI1
tves and next OF Kin OF JAMES JONES naive # Ire
and late on board ship John Yielding deceased
AID ho 4, ali ged b hsvs died inteate that the effects
Of the said intsstle e hands of the Public Admins
t,.,or vi n be sdmnissfsd and disposed Of - h'fn &C.
cnrdine T. law unless The be claimed BY sou- n
u executor or administrator of the deceased By the -
day al Anil ext-Dated. Nsg-York, March 20, 1873
Tn50I.,y.r JAMES THAYER Public Admnistra'ori
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- COuNTRY KEsTDkNCK foI -

e tOiNEhf hfSIDtNCE for sale.-On- Of
IL the most pleasant and desirable residences Ia the
Ohio valley situated Ia the town OF Marietta about
Gee mile from the college female Seminary and academy
The dwelling house IL large two story brick bcildng Ia
excellent condition, containing i've the grocnd
door and nine chambers above stairs with storeronun
washfoom, tool and bathing closets presses
The oBt-bnioinzs are two good barns, with CARLISLE
house la Of them sookehouse. vsood. house ie.-
house &c &c Tho grounds consist Of 81 Most Of
II IS Of the best OHIO bottom and and tie premises
are ALMOST every variety OF ifuttrees vines, shrubs
DIVERS, &c Taxing into consideration the very superior
aivsntsgss Tor education afforded by the COLLEGE ard
schools o. Marietta the hesthfalness Of the climate the
refinement Intelligence and hsh moral tone Of society
snd tue cay aeses. ey tho Ohio and Muskngum to
al parts Of the country there few places equs 10 and
none lssinz II Ia the Western Valley liberal
vii be gwen or large discount made for css and D
session gwen On short notice Mos Of The f1rntars the
,tocs carriage &c will be cold with the place n desired
Apply o. the premises 70 r. 2. PERKINS Or 10 C Il
LlNsLEY. 81 Fast Elsvsn,h.st " Y AZ steo5s
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN Packet sap Mats freu LiseapooiMi ONeil,
lady ana children, Of England Rev John ates Ire
isnd NJ VIM Child Of Onto; Mis- fiaelis MARSHAL Mr.
keen Wright, MIR J II heconor. Of New-YoEk-and $40
10 tbs Storage.
II brig F'Hiea ou Mobile-Mrs Ashley and children.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

- Westshester CO--Abo1t co acres a miles from
~, sesmoost landing - from Railroad White Plains,
hail ME from ne~'haVen Railroad. Situation besgu
iai house large aud well arranged barn
.neqs Soodnouss &c all In good order One-hsf Of the
lAha - 10 nsh state OF cultivation balance principally
go if1iI N soandsnee Inquire Of Il. D. brown so
orsnd-' or ofJoHH PALMEaon the premises ms 1ssyti
e5TWo FARMS, one OF them TO les.s and one for
K sale ou Staten i.iand. Port Richmond Ferry
Inquire a. AnBst a. a.