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y CHANCE office.
coorce w, Hendef stihon IN Circuit
o vs., s5artof Madisom coun-
a o1Ena9'' H'r''d '0') y sde IL %ere eg 0
nn opening the petition the Court be-
~ ing satisfied that the defendants
Smith II. Sample, Susan Sample, Jarrett
Sample and his wife Nancy Sample and
- Shelton and Els wife Elizabeth
Shelton, sister Of Daniel J. Sample, de-
ceased, heirs at law Of said Daniel j..
SAMPLE, deceased, are non residents Of
this State, but reside beyond the limits
thereof so that the ordinary process OIL
law cannot be served on them, y Is
n therefore ordered that unless the said
defendants Smith H. Sample, Susan Sam
= Die, Jarrett Sample an d his wife Nancy
!, S,mpIe, and - Shelton and his vile
EIizal eth Shelton, enter their appear
ance herein on or before the next tern
Of this Court to be held at the Cour'
House in the town ofCanton on the fourth
Ie Wednesday in April next ensuing: te
c nleod. answeror demur to this petition
i / DlCAd9 ~ r
p otherwise the same will be taken lol
confessed against them.
# is further ordered that o copy o
this order be published in the "MIssIS
We sippi Creole" once a week Tor W
months successfully.
.Atrue copy from the minutes,
HENRY R, COULTER, CfeFG.
February 26, 1848. 24-9l
=. The petition in substance states tina
a. a hin heretofore filed in this court,
ny Uainst Samuel D. Livingston and, pet
%sioner for the foreclosure Of a NOR
ny oace on a certain tract Of land 10 tn
M COUNTY, and a decree thereon, the sa'
ost tract Of land vas sold and purchased D
nil Wesley Drane, who afterwards conve
Urn cd the same to Mason E Sanders, vi
on. subsequently, conveyed the sanhe to ia
vel tel J. Sample deceased, and Of whom y
absent defendants are heirs at law a.
hsd that the decree aforesaid was SUBJ
r. '' ouently reversed by the High Court
urp. Errors and Appeals. The petition chi
Ri. 0es various defects and irregularities
for he proceedings, decree, sale and G!
the aforesaid, with notice Of VIII
very he purchasers aforesaid are charg
p '"s. HE. and prays for reasons therein
Y. forth. that the sale TO the said Yves
u. Drane and the subsequent conVeyah
is. Ebe set aside and a resale OF the morlg
my ed premises be ordered by
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5esp informs he Rel l'd ~
% 900 fam New York, 2
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~ T., linen edgings, o =, ats
i york boxes and baskets .,a siet,
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! requested 70 call and eS
,akes this Opportunl55::
i.s Il Canton and Mad
sa''I ibe liberal Patronag
l...5ed 70 her, and hope
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County.

AAAN - "a ~
Madison County.
BY the Probate Court Of said County.
TO Jane Elmore, widow, and Lucy El-
more, Lavinia EImore, Nancy Ell
more and Olivia EImore, children,
and all persons interested in the
lands, tenements and Entertainments OF
Thadeus Elmore, deceased-Greetiag
WOU are hereby commanded to ap'
n pear before the Probate Court o.
said county at a regular term thereof
to le holden at the Courthouse Of salC
county, On the Second Monday Of jul!
nent, then and there to shew cause it am
you have, Why said court should not theI
order and decree the lands, tenement
and Entertainments Of said deceased 10 b
sold, for division and distribution, VIZ;
A lot, containing five or six acres y
ing in the town of Livingston in sal
county. 4,
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New Orleans, July /, ls47.
bOEpARTNRRsMIPs

TNHE undersigned have this day as
soctated themselves under the irm
Of Ptnckard a. Heade, son, 10 conduct q
General Commission Business, and 50.
licit from the friends Of the late con-
Germs Of Gilmore Il Henderson and,
George NJ. Pinckard, a continuance Of
The confidence hitherto bestowed on
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~ExECuTOR's SALE.

.uRY virtue OF an order Of the ProbatP.
u Court Of Washington county, made
at the September Term thereof, =. p
is47. / win proceed to sell at public s6c
ian. on Monday me- sh day Of Nay,
ts4s. at the door Of the Court House. III
Canton, TO the highest bidder, on twelve
months credit, all that parcel Of land
situate and being in Madison county,
known and described as the nofth-wast
%onarter Of section thirty-two, township,
nine. range Two, east. belonging 70
.ho estate OF christopher \ Bennett,
A. @ BENNETT, Er'y,
or Christopher X Bendea, deceased
All IL f84e. Silt
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and Astringent syIuR
IN l.s,sDy FOR rnr ABOVE DISEASES
Pslo10 .s'ablIsh it's reputation as 9
%e,,a . excellence, IN Ihe
uf n0aases for which.it is inter
" s. a';.', Without a parallel. i.
s'ee s.;l !, increasing. Thousand'
..,im5ny 70 its virtaous, ana ex.
ls s,i,"Se Ior the relieI which it hal
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Notice..

p e. AN 49, e. o.
L about 10 be dissolved, they inform
ALL. their debtors that every note and
account due them which is not paid by
The 10Th inst, will be placed in the
hands Of officers for collection.
Those who wish to save cost will
nIease settle IMMEDIATELY, II not sooner,
ElCHELS'TElN & co.
Canton, April 8, 184S, 80 80
CONSU MPTlON CAN BE CURED.
OF all the cures that have been recor-
ded, we can safely say that the annals
Of medicine can furnish but (e equal
1 this; which now stands a living proof
| of the durability Of Consumption even.
when life has been d~espaired Of. Thorn,
as Lochran-his person was seized with
a violent cold, which produced a severe
cold, and brought on an inflammation OF
the lungs. He had frequent pains in the
chest, likewise 10 both sides, experience
ed much difficulty In breathing-had CO.
pious night sweats, and was subject to an
! occasional splitting Of blood.
While in this situation he placed him
self under a highly celebrated physician
under whose care he remained twomontt
but found his disease still growing worse
7 He then tried the Thompsonians, ant
p~ersevred III the use Of their remedies 10
= ten weeks, without any relief; He mex
tried advertised remedies with no bette
S. success. The disease continued pro
crossing gradually until he took Tres
cold, he then commenced sinking ias'
losing in a short period over thlrt
pounds ia weight. He then tried tn
s., Homeopathy system for three months {
nj the end Of which time he was reduce
a 10 o mere skeleton, AT this critics
he stage of his disease, with scarcely au
IL hope Of help, he commenced using II
d. Balsom of Wild Cherry, and in u weel
X by theuse Of this Balsam he was restoI
las to hoalth, and at the present time h
not a symptom Of the d~iseasssin az
form,
r. Testimoay;-We, the undersig ha
led inc been intimately connected with !
is above named Thomas Lochran here.
testify this statement to be perfect
mt correct sGloRGE CrRTlss
~ MAJ john MAXWELL.
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IRON AND NAILS!
AnM1NlsrRAToR,s NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES
NVHE undersigned, Sheriff Of Madi-
= son county, having been appointed
at the April Term, l848,of the Probate
court Of Madison county, Mississippi,
Administration on the estate Of James
n. TAILOR, decd, all PERSONS indebted to
said estate are notified to come forward
and make immediate payment, and those
having claims against said estate, will
present them legally authenticated With
in the time prescribed BY law Or they
will te forever barred.
WIN. S. BAILEY, Shift Mad. 60.
April 81, l848. 3S-6t
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ApMINIsrRAToR,s NOTICE.

r ETTERS of Administration having
IA been granted to the undersigned
at the April Term, ls48, Of the Probate
Court of Madison county, Mississippi, on
the estate Of James H. Andrews, deceas-
ed, all persons indebted TO said estate
are notified to come forward and make
immediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate, will present
them legally authenticated within the
time prescribed by law or they Will be
rorver barred.
"A. "A. M'WILLlE, Admir-.
April 81, l648 31-0t
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Witness, the Hon. john b.
. Howcorr, Judge Of Probate
of said county the Second
-- Monday Of APRIL, in the
lis. year Of our Lord, one thou
-- sand eight hundred and for.
ty.eight, and seal of said
court. u.0s
Issued, the 10Th day Of April, 1913.
J.. T. CAMERON, Crk.
April 81, l848. S2-6w
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hi Who are SuneEinSs

IN, Dysentery, or Ceolera Morbus;
Nose children are suffering from
aabIesome disease, Summer Com
Sbolera Infantum, will give II TT
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A certain Remedy for all Gred pains in
the side, chest, loins, back, bowels,
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THE AMERICAN

A CRl-rLTUKlsT-P Published ui5athly By c SAX
a TON. -5 Broadway, New-York containing 50 pages,
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Tern. one dollar per year in advance, three copies
Or ESQ dol arr e.-lt copies for i've col,rs
IT, iu1scr Pti1n 1ooks OF the Asricuurst vii continue
- - KEEPS A. The Old 81 &c OF publication, ' broadE
BY CHARLES n. SANroN, OF the late firm Of saxon
Mlrs
Ias''iFs Agents wanted. to whom the mos liberal ecu
rensiuol vii Be allowed
CONTENTS OF MARCH NUMBER
J4itF ltun - Melons Notes on Long lsiaEc. No. q
Wa. 'or Fruit Trees, ssls Manure, Agriculture OF The
Chinese No. 3
Apple Orchards. No. T.
Race between Eclipse sud s. Henry.
Od Opinions often Correct How TO Render n ghi Soil
lnotcrol-
Cult yaioa o. Celery; Directions for sasking Wool
Choice Varieties Of Appss, Prepared Gaano.
Letters of z. l. Allen No 3
Application o. Mar Aeclimaizlng HacHardy Tree. or
Snrl1s Vim Prince Inhn-ucs OF Forests the
strbution OF Rain and HAL, How to Make Meth
eg.n
Employment. J. Mex; Experiment with Asparagus. A
Cheap Portable Fence. j. L. Hardsmsn.
F.cs n Farming, No ], d. Review OF the Agrcultursi,
Reviewer
Cultivation Of the Oser No ..
Direct Tax o he Farmer Scion Robinson POI.
ssh Proper Food for Graps Vines. Roswell l.. Colt
ID. shepherd Dc. remarkable Cow.
Galloway Cattle; Danger of Sleeping near Burning Lime
kiins; Asparagus Beds.
Seasoning .nd Preserving Timber. 10 soak for Seeds
Fine Wooled sheep az West How 20 MAKE Dura-
bic Whitewssh
Remedy Tor scsd or Burn; Wool Growing in Texas,
ubs.l &aI.h; The Rules of Pomoosy.
Gsre.n FORKS Moaagsmento Of Honey Bees, No H. IT, g.
Miner
Pes Pruning Shear. Letters from Virginia No. g. New
yorker
Th. Wants sn5 Diseases Of Poultry, W D.
Philosophy of Fsrmirg Effects Of Cultivation, &c. ~ u
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BOOK TRADE.
Guy rAWEES

nR TIE GrN POWDFR rtEA>pr, by W Hs-ris'n
" Ainsvnrtl arfhrr 81 The r1uer 90 London" Jack
Sic .r-It. Ac Sc THIS -xrIrrr purs fundei 90 we'll
snoan events u rrlah history. reaf-l u The authors
usual captivating ffir l'H ra-rs Crly IS c-uts-
An IuIV-rsk History rf rf N.st Henslkstf tvents cf
al Nsto1s rm t5s Eiri-st P-.oa % the Present Time
fsru-s cgF.- hlflri cf tr- ~ord. ~. g. Price -
c-rt.
W. u Do 1fatam 10 reruts1 nE be- stvslc- she %,
Iu -nt uuulrerA Hstnrr. 90 BEL com r.trd To-
flur rsmh-rf of - pas~s-icl Of course The mos rao
uls -on1ensaau s llse. boz me anfhor equal
f1 H- fssk md tre srt FL ftr have had time
exam ne o. seems one exec enfT rd'rfed % fhe wants of
fs+ rf- close En0fr general snog I'd q OF History
hlf r.r- Do fm- l1 r.r -tsar many f0rit The
Oh. rsfher f1rch- then elegant hlt tls facts
sell chosen nd .rrsr Esf We hesriiv commend the
Nfrt o. OIL reaiinE rufIic" IS. \ rrblae
i-e i-f tl f- hr Is guan, 0r Charsrsrtstcs Of the
Pes fs-e fr An-rirs. ~ .rfHl'--af. Prre SD CO.
ros- htaltfl. SO Lltys Box nee eugrsyrgs. Colsm-
ban. tnon. Ma
As-rts b1'sse -rs I'D others piai 90 he best Of
,-r--- u ----L " Il GHAnAN rr--rn. s--H ~.
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CALIFoRSIA-A Cincinnati paper announces a
forthcoming work by Mr. Bryant, who has spent two ears
in California. As this country is now virtually part Of
the United States, all information concerning it Will be Of
interest.
The author seems regard California that Is the strip
of country along the Pacific. from latitude 40 deg 80
north AID about $50 miles In width. OF the most de-
hebu in point OF climate and fertility OF soil which he
has ever IL produces with proper culture All The
fruits OF the tropical and temperate attitudes lie mas
seen oranges peaches lemons apples pears olives grapes
fgs aud the pa all growing IN perfection wlthln n
stones throw OF other The grapes OF the country
are uxurisnt nutritious beyond any we have m the
pited States aud the cattle and horses are OF the best
breeds A. wheat country II has rival and IN miner
ais lis wealth is beyond calculation. The bay and herbor
OF San francisco regards the finest IN the world ana
being the only safe and easily accessible harbor on The
Pacific coast Of North America renders II OF much mpor
tancs 10 ~ commercial world.
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NOtarie- Public.
To the Editor Of The Tribune:

While the manner of the appointment OF Nota
ries Public is before tho Legislature, would 1t not be well
TO institute inquiry whether the affair cannot be
abolished altogether? II strikes that reform can be
tnecuay advanced by doing away with all useless ocei
not this such one II not now necessary thai notes
should be protested by those ofcers-a fact which be-
lieve generally known. Any one can present them
aud give the required notices Of compartment would
not b. well 10 let the endorsers look 10 the payment Of
their notes themselves? believe IL would insure greater
certainty snd promptness in their payment AS Tor TO-
reign bills inland LEI them be protested by The hrst tel
Ter or cashier Of bank In some Of which they almost
Invariably md their wsy In case the Office cannot be
abolished in cutting down the fees Of all such officers, why
should We still be charged fr trivial matter, the sum
Of SEvENrY.FIyE CENTS
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The Stock market fell back to-day. the p

THURSDAY 7. NJ
The Stock market fell back today, the previous
advance having been too rapid Treasury Notes sold at
q premium, decline Of per cent There was not 3
large quantity Offering The Fsncies generally show
decline
The Bill market is rs.hor active and the tenden-
cy upward Frstcas Sterling sells AZ 10. lo
The range is 9l0oi Francs are up to SRI for the
best names The supply ofs bills moderate and most
Of the hscass Sterling has been taken There has been
considerable densnd here for Britain. Some Bank Of
Charleston srsncs sold ct So
In Freishts there isa very moderate business
doing and prices depress 4. Some COCO bushels Corn
taken for Glasgow at Sd, and some Lard &C At go
The circulation of the rumor that the Treaty hid
clause in stpustng that tho territory acquired by It
should remain free had unfavorabe ehectin The Street
caused decline in Stocks II WAS considered inst
such clause would prevent its ratification We give no
cfedence thess We DO not think MI Iri or
Gen Scott would admit such stipulation into aProvi-
sonsI Treaty.
There is some little silver wanted for France
aud American dollars are selling at per cent. premium
There Just bat small quantity OF American
exports to France and bills Paris scarce The rate
has gone above the specie point
The Canal Board have directed the Canal tolls
At Buffalo the coming TO be deposited as follows
Oliver Lee Co.'S Bank, one-sixth Patchin Bank one
sixth Merchants Bank, onetwehh; Bauk Of Atiies'
one-si>th; Whites Bank, one-sixih Pratt Bank, one
sixth; Bank OF Lake Erie one-tweifh.
The receipts Of the New-HGven Canal Railroad
las, week passengers and freight were 81 100 co. or
d the Il.e Of 100000 per snnun.
The receipts on the Connecticut River Railroad
fr the month o. January 1S4s have more than doubled
ON the receipt. during the corresponding north Of last
scar
The following statement exhibits the exports OF
from the four principal Northern seaports to
rsrn ports dur NJ the past week and also since Nov
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OLLENDORTF'S

SPANl>H GRAMMAR-D APPLETON co. pub
clsh on saturday. Oleudorf's New Me.h0d of Learn
inz l0 ead Write and spes< the spanish Language with
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tu % on of tho les, vel - u al The verbs both
ie-lisr lld render their Easy and
familiar the ordinary capacity Together With
pracicsl rules io spanish pronunciation. sud models ~
flcitl md commercial clrresp 'ndeuce The whole DE-
ssned for young esr1er and persons vh0 their own
instructors By N-izqlez and 7 simoune, Professors
e me spanisn aud French languages, vol limo OF 3o
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TIE superiority Of Oendora's method Of teaching IAN
sI1gss !. nov universally Acknowledged both IN the
United ,tstcs and u Europe that adaptation ot 10 20
t- spanish euage must be- considered Edesderainm
% prrs0us wishing D. learn ~
RECENTLY PUBLISHED,
New editions Of ONrndorfs Method " Leaning 20
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FOREIGN NEGOTIATIONS.
NEWPORT. WAs.-Hr sAip Elm ag-s-js0 tors
Pro- To- coal Gnnnel. M.niurn Co.


sAVANSAH-stg Edrrta- g bales cotton J n Orrns ~
-.1Jl = hhodes-li5 + Bsrk~iih-lf II K Graves
81 Bur-ll-2.s 0risr-l7 e Dorr--li brig sterfrr
l0 Brlnam g. CsrhAr-i. 01wiy-1 bales wool "a
ffnfrr.-1 t@rces peanuts ari box MIis-s7 rfsss
vice Earl Porter box craer-of bsss peanuts Mills
Pe.r-sns-l DC 0lc iron
~AtAsNAH-Brir Ercci--50 bales warn r d II St.h.
iIr. Az Coo bales cotton Brigham Cuhsrt-f trllt 90
i sIns-J bale. deer SKINS John sutton bales cot
f1l % IBIS C0-lT7 hides Dewitt >ors-l b0N = Car
ter ff bnres tobacco S'urg.s a. srrsn Cole bales
cotton Colt BOX hf tb D-rris, Hawkins 4 Col
b1I n8rstos s. Rd Express AGENT soop Julia
! boz 3 Claw CO.. bale ) d L,frrop-l0 cs.ks
vine T ] T0biss-fi1 bsss cotton Z K G-vs.-l2J
Sfor--56 bbls iurpsntiue Rob Ses uile56 baes c1i
ION order.
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MISS SEWELL'S NEW WORK.

II APPLETON co. PUBLISH THIS DAY-Lane-
I.tn Parsonage. t. Second Part. b. he sufhor ot
Amy dfrr-r-' Gertrude" Margaret PsrcivsL" &c.
Eiitsd b. Rev W ssHe. D II vol. Emo Paper cover,
81 c-rfs ot-. = terts
Hshiy Sc -e value both Gertrude and Amy Her
5-r 80 eer Gle present work % either OF theu. 10
1 essss Be chds tile sni o. ia taIs of children
tur % aso ata- Of aid for parents fes u whom RI sht
n't improve m their fitness Tor that relation b. stud
o. ii-entiy~
A a. q. publish " The sane author uniform
Mwssr-t Psrcival Tale -vos l1mo; paper cover =
cloth -0
f-rrurr
L-l-fon Parsonage, First Psrt,
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NATURAL PHILOSOPHY

A NEW AND ENLARGED EDITION By X .chsrf
~ Green Psrtrr 81 text book Tor schools ~un scsd
-u,e.. This work '1r long time b-sn used To- the
exec lent schoo IT Bost also been adopted ~
usny the public snf private schools ia oth-r cities
The pfes-nt improved form M which 70 IL now published
after having passed through 6 editions warrants the be-
II that teachers and Students V find DO The best text
book on Natural and Experimental Philosophy before
the public Just published by
A ; BARNES co 81 John-st Neg York.
IN Pre~-Parkers First Lessons Nstura. Philosophy.
20 ttDltW
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destructive DeluEe.

MAssILON, UhIU, TcU %
A great excitement was occasioDed here To-Day
BY the town being flooded and much destruction coca
stoned BY the Of immense reservoir occupying
location ninety feet above the town. escaping and pour
ting through midst The force OF the hood tore down
.sx.,. brick warehouses brick factory. the fremont
b.. and the cana embsnkment and almost all the
.,o, warehouses &c in town were overnown and heif
cont n,s damaged The disaster occurred about O'Clock
'as lTel. Cor. Philad. n. Am.
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Court Cnlcndar-TBIs DAY.

SUPERIOR CouRT-lThere will be trials At the March
term Of this Court mos. 2 3d. &c. q a.. H. t4 100
ll5 I23 49, I48, l52 1914, l04, l66 10 2l5 - -
CIRcUIr CouRT-Nos g. Is 25, 81, 80, AZ, lt, IS, 81,
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