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DISOLUTION.

DISOLUTION. vTNHE Partnerships heretofore existing between -1 snapp & Howei, and Howei snapp < Co, are thfs day dfssotoea by mutU9I consent. LEWIS SSAPP will pay all the debts due by said firms, and is anthorized 10 receive and receipt for all claims due 10 said firms, October 22nd 1877.
 LEWIS SNAPP
 JOHN B. HOWEL J. E. HOwEL. Ex of
 JOHN HOWEL, Deed. THE undersigned wiil continue the contracts in his own nAEne, and will use all exertlous to aecommo- date the travelling community, and ffacsiilate the Aals.l The Lines from Napoleon to fet smith have good, careful, and sober divers, comfortable coaches, and substantial teams. Every thing in his power shall be done 10 promote the comfort Of Pas sengers-who will take due sotice thereof and go- vera themselves accordingly.
 LEWIS SNAPP f,rr. T%e. es'r. essa,.a. c.rAtTT'' }Assn,.. Oct. 22. lsiT 7-sn. ttiszeits & DemosEat eoFy.l
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A Small Farm to Rent.

YFsHE subscriber oers tos rent sinsli 's,.,
 II she ely of Littie Rosk eS,''ai'.,ns ,"'r and ar three seres. Is iins .2ad. good iaeivsg .ar,lS adapted to a market tSfm h
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PHrLApurEIA, March g. 'l4

PHILAptLPRIA, March g, n. hereby certify that aftg lingering four years with Pulmonary consrmptisu. and giUea sp ty 6sur PAysieians. who pronoGncedme fnearable, the dis caseiwas arrested and srsSt0rsd 10 heath solely by the use of ThomPssns Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood Nsphtha.
 MARY HANY, 4S Spruce st. 6D-This invaluable Madeleine is prepared ouly at inc North East corner eiF,fth and Spruce streets, Philadelphia.
 Sold also by J. ". TAPE.
 iain St., Little Rock Price of large bottles g: or s for $. Beware of imitation.
 Dec. 6. lS47. lS-6n,
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Notice.

A IL persons to whom am indebted. will con- "A fer favor on ae by presenting their bills im- mediAieiy for payment; and all persons who may De in tny debt, will obiige ms by eoslng their ac counts as soon as convenient
 JOHN BROWN
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WY ~ N% %H I'D .
HUTT & PARSEL

HUTT & PARSEL HAVE just reed per Steamer Win. Armstrong HI from Cincinnati. 9S bbls reciifed whiskey, " best old bourbon ditto, |" moncngaheia ditto, es kegs nails assorted sizes, "nooVing brad<, bales cotton yarn. a bagflng 10 boxes star candles, 25 plough plates,
 keg horse shoe nails, i-s doz. kitchen shosels & tongues, 25 pr common ife46ogs,
 ALSO large assortment roaId, square x fla, par iron, of all sizes. Two toas escorted eaStmgs all low for CASH. Little Rock, g Nov is47 l2-tf
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MH~Raa9e

H 0 Bsgs Missouri SapeTaas fio'a = L n Bols do do u" and ls sii of the bssst quality, Reed PCT ar,' WAIT saie by NsI ,l-a
 Nov 2Ggk -.s--,F
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Fresh Cove Oysters. Sc.

Y have Just received fresh and in prime order \ 800 cans fresh Baltimore Oysters; 100 genuine Sardines;
 F fseeh MackeraI 1n Together with many other desirable articles for Christmas times. On hand splendid supply of WInes and liquors .: the bar. JACOB HAWKINS,
 Ashley's brick Row,
 Markham Street
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CONSU lMP TION,

IL M " Asthma. Bronchitis, spitting Blood, Pain in he side and Reast, Sore Throat,
 Hoarseness, PaiptatiOn ofthe heart.
 whOoping C0ud, Group, Hives,
 Nervous Tremsrs, Liver Com.
 psaint and DSeased Kidneys are Radiasly Cured, By ThompsOn's CsmpaRd Syrap of Tar and Wood saphiha.
 LrHOUGH the geat fatality of Pnimonory n Diseases at this the shows tbat there par ticuiar cases that rendr still too applicable the de- signation of agproJig Efdicorga'-slse dIsgrace ot Physeians-fo this cias of diseases; and that there are stages in their piogess which having once been reached, recovery is dsubful. Still 10 one should despair The writings q physicians, who have given to these aections pstcuiar attention, abound with many recogded casessf recovery when the pa tent had reached seemig hopeless stage of the disease; and there is, at tis time remedy pYeP1r cd a PAilaaelpAfa which hs met with the most tTi- umphant and cheering success in the most obstinate forms of THROAT and ULMONOEK,lJSEA- SES-so as 10 have obta5ed the sanctiosfan em- pieymeht in the practice many Physieians.
 Aiiusion Is had 10 I'll HOdPSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR ard FOOD SAPHTHA-the preparation of one, who having given to Diseases oi the Lungs and their mans of cure, the most care fnl and thorough attsnttn, presented to the public this great remedy.
 The soothing and cuniye power of TAR has often been observed ID sesEs Codshs and Consunf- ton. But in the sbave peFsration, beside some of our most valuable Segetatr peesorGis there Is con joined with 1t lhe Hsod Ns2ktta, medicine but lately iatfodGced. but Jhich has been employed with inc most satislactcy results in England, in Pulnouory C0GsImptior especially of Tuoercn- loas form.
 Read the following iron Dr. Young, the eminent ocuiiSt:
 pHIupELpHIA, Jan. IS, 'l7. Messrs. AGSEY &DIcNEY:-Gentlemen: Hav- ing recommended in my practice. and used in my own family, THoMPSONs COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD NAPHTHA, have no hesitation in saying that il Of the best preparations of the kind in use and perSna suffering from Colds, Coughs, Affections of th, Throat, Breast, &c., so prevalent at this season ohe year. cannot use any medicine that will Cure r prevent Consumption sooner than Tbompscn's Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood Nsphtha.
 WILLIAM YOUNG, M. D.,
 l52 Spruce street.
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X Qx af N< Ihuysys--1hs iawysrs of he ceanfy pF yefk h were required 10 be ia liar: rsshnEe en1 dst last week. snf seaTcely one wss eff bshna Thk fiizeE of ths county. feeling re- iiered hy the abseqcr q these grnirys yery nstiiral F dtr5sed permanent relief. and thsgetese got ID ihe ssle.iag petition, which was dsiy Pffsstsed e
 we. .as ssasEs .d sllissa. si ' 4. loa..y, btlpk <dnaasceas frosa thJH seni peace aad qpieal ness G ear town. of the azlessness ef aii iaEyers as belg@ do pray for .he passage of law. keep oss kuysrs in Hafrisbarg. where they now ars, and VIC Aiti sser pray, &c.s ST
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CSmen 6. As Hale cf ae Msase-wnes Amssiesn 0GEer wriissto Washington: "I am de- lightfhIly quaitered. with 6vs othcrs a the hoase of M. L.. very intimate fsiend of Santa Anna Me espn ehamksx k perfect 5sles q . rosaa- sAa eieeanf lamp b suspseded from ke ceiling; mirrors and Psyche Kiases sunennd mes fsy hrdstesd is made ef highly Tciisked natal, suek as yoa do not sss n the Uaitsd SiHSes; oar drawiag-soom has six IarKe micss snch as s.t weaId givs their eyes fes --.seysn l6r sinsissons. We have grand piano, wkixh T. plays pn He is fine musician, and makes ny hosem heaye niih Feeoileciions of home, with thosr oij, hmiIiss Aisssr sr sssa
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REGULATR H.lNEef T.ACKETs

, h From Napoleon and s1dafh oC AEkansas Iti-
 ger to Little Rock. fan nuTens Fost
 smith and Pos Gihson.
 V1IIE light dsaaght steansss " ii4IIAM ARM 1 STRONG, MEDIUM and SANTA FE will run segulaEy hetween the aloFe ports for the con vcyanee ef freight aud pass6geEs--ahe Wns. Arm strong and Msdlana leaEina NapoisOn on Meadsss and Tkuradess aa , o,sloeR. A. M.-Retnrulng viii leave Iaftie Rock on Essne drSs. The Santa Fe will ennneet with these boats at ttic Reek making re- gulaE weekly trips frea LitiO Rock te Van Baron and EoEt Smith. and e.sen&ing her trips te Fort GihOa when the water sill permit
 fassenENrs and ehipprs may rely nPen thIs be- iag spernaneat arraazeaeHt. and that tseiF tEsghis will be conveyed throngA with certainty and de spasets and nt the lowest ssson1ary rates All the boats arc Ia good, sound cnditiou. and handsomely litted up for the aeroaaInsRsioa of passengers.
 A. HAYS < (o., Acsants, Napoleon.
 M. .GREENWl0D& X Co, Az Is. o. Dec. Ia lS47. IT,
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NEW COODS,

NEW EUUUS. LUST received in addtIp 10 our former stock, a J new style of Prints, Vabncia Piaids, Muslin de Laines, Alpacas. Satine:s, Kentucky Jeans, Plaid Lineys for ehildfen's elotbe, Browa and Bleached Domestics, Coventry Piaids Striped Lowek, La dies and Children's M,ts, Gstemens Thibit Gloves; handsome assortment of Woolen Shaw!s to- gether with Coarse and Fiut Shoes. Also hand some stock of
 Hardware and Cutlery, Consisting in part of the following articles, viz: High and Fiat Brass Candlsticks, Brass Czstofs of different sizes, Gun locks ald Fiihts, Congress, pocket and Butcher Knives oiyarious descriptions, Nails of different sIues Slc, &s-, all of which we will sell low for CASH
 C. L. JEFFRIES K SON. Little Rock, OetO6sr g, IsI..
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V A l. L A 1 J L. 4 [ h E O. rHNHF subscriber has Jssi returned from New Or Il leans, where he purchased a genteel stock of goods. wares, and merchandise, of this Springs n- Povtatons, and now offers them for sale at his old stand, north room m Ahrieh's corner, at perhaps lower rates for cash, or the produce of the country, than the same style of goods has eyer before been offered m this market. He would respectfully so- belt share oE patronage from his old friends and the citizens generally.
 Ltsie hosk' APrii zS, isl3. S3-ly.
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CALL AT JEFFfIES < SONS For New and Cheap Goods. FTNHE SUBSCRIBERS hse removed from their N old stand. te Bensless cgneF, and have just re- ceived in addition to their oFmeT stoek tend are LOW opening) beautiful axpstmeat of
 STAPLE AND FANNY ARTICLES:
 7-S heavy Virginia Lowas,
 4-A do 10 &o.
 6-4 Brown Shifting.
 90 pieces beagtifai Pripts,
 dozen pairs French (ottOnade pants.
 Also variety Of Musins Lawns. Grapes. Rough 4d Ready Bonnets, Bon net and Cap Rshbons rarsty, 1.aees, IRseFtings, Edgings, Sc., &e., of vahety of patterns. Also Furniture DiiBity, and new style Of win dow curtain goods with Skres and Groceries, Ne-, Sc. All of which they wiH sell low for CASH or to punctual men on short tine or will exchange them for the produce Of the ;oansry. ''',''- c. L. JEFFRiES S SON. IittIe Raek. Aug 30 f8T. 5i-u
 DRY GWbA 1 o and 4-4 heavy nsgro eetionss Al bsown ! TO sheefsngs; blesctsd cotton haaneis; plain and twilled red fsnneIs +. Jeans; paid meTino linseys; fancy and dark pints; russia diaper; bird eve diaper; Irish tInens. sceiyed and for sale by Nov i3' To- VIM 5. WAIT.
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RLANK DELIVERY BONDS. dsAwn sp by al 1 experieneed counsellor. anier the late law, fer aIe al this efsce. Price, Si % per quire.
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Notice to Pr-Emplion Claimants.

TTINHE following t0W ns3iP pIals have bcen feceiF-
 \ d and are nov on fife at the Land Office al Basesvhle, Arkansas, yiz;
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JOR H&ORK ExECUTED at this ofiee with nesiaess an lL desuateh
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Furniture,

vTVHE undersigned would respectfully inform the I citizens Of Little Rock and vicinity, that he still carries on the GARNET and CHAIR making business, at bis new stand on East Main st, near y opposite the Presbyterian church, and is prepar ed to fill orders at the shortest notice. LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES. BEESW.4X .3NB PELTRIES taken in exchange for furniture al the highest mar ket price.
 old furniture neatly repaired, and vanished. Cofins made at all hours. Prices to correspond with ehe times.
 N. B. The undersigned having recently purehas- ed new and fashienable hearse, is prepared 10 at tend to burials. n the city country. on the mos: reasonable terms. VIM. ANNEAK-
 .as.-.c
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MWVEbSN aIMMN SN0AH
 Glazing. THE UNDERSIGNED, having just returned to I this city, and supplied himself with an entire new stock oi materials, respectfully announces to public is prepared 10 execute all orders inthe s line of business. with despatch. and on the most reasonable terms.
 ment, on Main Street, will be promptly attended to. C l.. SULLIVAN. LitiLs Rock Jufs 25. -is47 IS-s
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N0HEWzE.

Ma. ALLEN GRAY, of the firm of Messrs. Good rich Gray, will act as oar agent, during our sb- from this city, in settling sccoants d.e Us or by us VIM. VANCE & BROS.
 Little Rock, Feb. l, lsis.
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CALL AT JEFFRIES,.

New Orleans. Sept. I. Is45. g.
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-EcNmOWAE

Little Rock. 10th Sept, is47.
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DISSOLUTION.
Copartnership.

vINHE undersigned have this day associated them \ selves together for the transaction cs GENrR- Al COMMISSION BUSINESS in this city. under the firm of PRATT S BELKNAP. Ofhce, g Camp street.
 Ectr, c. rRArT,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-13

To all persons interested in the parti-
ton Of the lands Of Edmond Rice, de-
ceased.
.TTVHE undersigned Commissioners
n having, pursuant 10 an order Of
appointment made by the Honorable
John B. Howcott, Judge Of Probate Of
Madison county, State Of Mississippi,
caused 10 be surveyed and divided into
shares and lots as directed by law, GER
tain tract Of land situate, lying and be-
ing 10 said county, and described as fol.
lows, 10. wit:
The west half Of the north east guar.
ter, and east half or the northwest quar-.
ter, and the east half OF the north east
quarter, and the north half Of east half
Of southeast quarter Of section 80, and
the west half of the. northwest quarter,
and west half Of southwest quarter, and
southhaIf Of east halfof southwest quar-
ter Of section 90, also. the east half Of
the southwest quarter, and west hal
OF south east quarter Of section. 80, and
the south half Of the east half oil
he southwest quarter Of section 80,
also, the north, west quarter Of see
lion 10, and east half Of south ives
quarter, and south half Of west half O
south. west quarter Of section IS; all o
said landlying and being in township 8
range 2 east; and the east halt Of north
east quarter Of section "a, and the cas-
half Of the southeast quarter OF sector
is, 10 township 8, range ! east; alsOth'
east half and southwest quarter Of sec
4 ton i9, township 8, range 2 east, o
which said Rice, died, possessed sc,
the parties nov claiming il the par
tition thereof. low all persons inter
ested ia any manner in said partition
are hereby notified that the underslgne'
will on the 4th day o. November mex
meet atihe late residence Of said Rice
near Livingston, in said county, an
Then and there as directed BY the ae
concerningthe partition Of lands held y.
!, c~opafceners, joint tenants and tenant
10 common make an allotment ny bale
/ OF the several shares of said tract 9
/ land as surveyed by the dersignec
10 Ann McMahan, to the heirs Of Rich
ard Rice, OEdmond an Morgan Dale
the heirs Of Mary Daily, the origins
and present joint tenants thereof.
LAFAYETTE MONTGOMERY
THOMAS G. BALLOW,
STERLING H. LESTER
Sept, go, 1913. STD
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no STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County.

N"H MH N..NH EAN
Probate Court Of said County,
October Term, l848.
lnuel Barrow, Pamela Barbour ,
sotae Barbour, and all persons
sasd iathe estate Of Lydia A
Nv decld-G Greeting:
are hereby cited to appear be-
9e DE Probate Court Of said coun-
ieguIar term thereof to be hoI.
he Court. house Of said county,
s.eoad Monday Of December Nert,
saa here 10 shew cause, if any
lIs, Why SAID court should moi
alaef sld decree the negroes be.
y tAe estate Of said deceased 10
Y Pay hedebtsof said decedent
Witness, the Non. john B
HoWcoTT, Judge Of Probate
d said county, the SeconC
Monday Of October, in the
Isag Of our Lord one thou
sand sight hundred aud Cor
Weight, and seal Of sale
court.
= iAe lath day Of October ls4s
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Crushed sugar.
GuARnIAN,R SAFE.

10y virtue Of an order Of the Probate
- Court Of Madison county, Missis-
>lppi, made at the September Term,
l848, ! will, as Guardian Of William H.
Sutherland and others, sell 10 the high
est bidder on a credit Of one and two
years, at the Court House door Of said
county, within legal hours, on Monday,
the 3Oth day Of October, l848, the fol
lowing described lands, to-wit:
East half Of north. ensl quarter, sec.
lion A, towI ship 3, I nge 2 east.
West half, northwest quarter, sec
tion 8, township 3, range 2 east.
Southwest quarter, and west half
no ilh west quarter, section "a, township
10, range 2 east. ar
East half, southwest quarter, section
80.
East half, southeast quarter, section
90. m sFtg tt04 N
West hall, northeast quarter, secliol
S3. @
East half, southeast quarter, section
80. XVI
East half, northwest quarter, sectiO
33g
Lots Nos. Z and 8, section 49,.
Lot No. &, section go,
The said lands will be sold subject I
the widows lower.
Bond and good security will be n
quired Of the purchaser or purchasers
DANiL SUTHERLAND,
atr, Guardian.
September IA, l848. l-3t
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WarshaPs Sale.

J. Dick 81. a. Veud. Exp vs.. Charles b.
Green. Downer & CO, vs. Charles B.
Green Same ct. al IS Same. James
Dick et.al.vs. c. B. Green and Surety
IN United States Circuit Court, Southern
District Of Mississippi.
To November Term, ls48.
10y virtue Of the above stated writ of
y Vend. Expon. to me directed, from
the Hon. Circuit Court Of the United
States, for the Southern District Of
Mississippi, / will sell at public auction,
to i the highest bidder, for cash, on the LIST
Monday, the 9Th day Of November,
l848, within the hours prescribed BY
law, before the Court House door, inthe
town .! Canton. Madison county, Mis-
sissiPpi, the following described pro-
perty, to.wit:
SIXTY NEGRO SLAVES, Moses,
Sally, Anthony, Causas, Andrew, Apol.
10, Leonard, Amy, Reason, Nancy,
Mary Ann andI infant, Abram, MIS-,
Maria, Martha, Esther, Griffin, Tasco,
jim, Gibbs, Peter Gibbs, Mary and her
son Gordon, Blister, Ephraim, Spenser,
Jim Madison, Charlotte, Risden, Jesse
Burke, Allen, Peter Stevens, Venus,
Priscilla, David, Patience, Martha and
child Emma, Mary and heFtwo child.
rem, Dolly and infant, Edy and child
Sabra and child, Gabriel Blacksmith
Jack and Rose, William, Aunt Dolly
Bill, Bell, Matilda and child, Jerry
Judy and Sally Bell 25 mules, IS heac
ofscattle, pluughs and other farming i'm
plements, and $50 head of hogs, Beside;
the following real estate, east half soutl
east quarter section 20, east half SOUL
east quarter section 23, east half nortl
east qnarter section 23, east half norll
west quarter section IS, west half soutl
west quarter section %, east half soutl
west quarter section 90, west half soutI
east quarter section %, all Of section
26, west half south east quarter section
35. fast half nortn west quarter section
IS, east half north east quarter section
IS, west halt sou h west quarter section
So, west half north west garter section
So, east half south west quarter section
: 35, west half north east quarter section
, IS. east half north east quarter sectior
81, east half south east quarter section
! 81, east half north east quarter sectio
: "a, all in township s, range west
west half north west quarter section
east half north west quarter section (
west half south west quarter section
all in township 2, range | west, eoI
tanning 1927 acres, more or less, lyin
in Madison county, and known as III
" Mount olympus place, also, mort
half east half south east quarter SCI
ton 9, west halfnorth west quarter SCI
= ton 10, lot No. section 26, township
" range ! east.
Levied on as the property Of defeI
dant Charles B. Green, will be sold
satisfy the above stated cases and a
= cost.
2 a THOMAS FLETCHER,
Marshal Sou, Dist. MI
Oct. 6, l848. 4-tds
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ADMTNTsTRAToR,g N6TfCE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTACEs
IT FILTERS Of Administration having
~ been granted to the undersigned al
the Sept. term, t848, ofthe ProbateC Court
Of Madison county on the estate Of
B. L. Barnes, deceased, all pc rsons
indeb ted to said estate are notified to
come forward and make immediate pay.
ment, 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.
JAMES B, GAGE, Admir-.
Sept. IA, 1913, lot
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rARLoR LAMPS.
rHn srArE Oh MrsslssIPPI,
Madison County.
BY the Probate Court Of said COuntys
September Term, l848.

Madison County,
BY the Probate Court Of said COuntys
September Term, l848.
10y John B. Howcott, Esq, Judge
~ Of Probate, in and for the county
oF Madison and Slate of Mississippi.
Notice is hereby given that on applica.
tion to me by Edmund Daley, Of said
county, who claims an undivided part
Of the personal estate OF Edmund Rice,
late Of said county, deceased, now III
the hands Of Robert Tucker and Henry
Seimer, administrators thereof have
nominated La Fayette Montgomery hoS
Ballow, and Sterling II. Lester, com
mIssloners TO divide the said personal
estate into equal shares between the
parties entitled TO distribution thereof.
and unless proper objections are stated
10 me al the term qf said Court, 10 be-
held on the end Monday Of December
next, at the Court House 10 the town Of
Canton, insand Tor said county, The said
La Fayette Montgomery, Thomas Bal
low, and Sterling II. Lester. will then
be- appointed commissioners to make
partition OF said personal estate, as
aforesaid. Given nhder my hand this
18th day Of September, l848.
]. B. HOWCOTT,
Judge Of Probaies.
Sept IA, is4S. Ign
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THE sTArn OF MIssIssIPI,

" F4uuIsvN VUUtIys N" WOOL"
By the Probate Court Of said County, at
Swat the Juno Term, lS48.
TIME estate Of Holland Webb, decd,
= having been reported to, and de.
clared by said Court 10 be insolvent,
Notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against the estate Of said
deceased, to present the same to the un'
dersigned, on or before the 1st day oil
January next; or their claims will be
barred,
By order Of the Court,
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~MARsHALL's SAFE.
$. & N. Allen, use, &c, i, ia.

vS t
The Heirs 81 E. Harris and others.
ircuit Court United States Southern
District OF Mississippi, To Noyem,
Der Terms l848a
10y virtue Of the above stated writ
I'd Of 6eri tacias to me directed from
the honorable Circnit Court O, the Unit
ed States, for the Southern District Or
Mississippi, ] will sell at public auction
TO tho highest bidder, for cash, on the
4lh Monday, Esd day Of October, l848,
b~elorethe Courthouse door, nthe town
Of Canton, Madison county, Mississippi,
within the hours prescribed By law, the
following described lands to wit: s,a,
North half east hall north east quar-
Tier, north, half west half northeast quar-
ter Of section IS, township 8, range 2
east, east half southeast quarter Of
section ~, township 8, range 2 east:
northeast quarter Of section 2, town
ship 8, range 3easli northeast quarter
Of section g., township g., range 8 east
and west half southeast quarter, anC
east half, northeast quarter Of section
IL, township 8, range 2 east lying il
Madison county Mississippi, and con
tanning In all six hundred and thirty
nine acres, more or less. 81 u
Levied on as the property Of de(en
dants and will be sold TO satisfy th,
above stated case and all costs. "
IT. FLETCHER, Marshal,
POr the Southern Disuictof Mississippi,
BY R FLETCHER, Dep'y,
Sept. l4th, l848, 2-tds
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b~MslsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

DNlklgERATOR'S NOTbCEs
ITERS Of Administration having
n granled TO he undersigned
OsOber term. l84S, Of the Pro.
but Of Madison county, Missis-
b lie estate Of Richard Rice
N, Ill persons indebted 10 said
lie notified 10 come forward
aAs iaaadiRte payment, and
|nas having claims against said
NJ present ihemlegally anthem
vihiu The time prescribed by
Ties wilt be forever barred.
EDMOND DALEY Adm'r,
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