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"a TWO-STORY FRAME DIV YELLING
IN HOUSE, situated on 9Th street, near the
contemplated Railroad D.pot.
Also A frst-rate Peg Machine. and
6xtuses, entirely new. Any person wishing to
engage in the manufacture Of Shoe Pegs, " i'll
Sud u TO their advantage by applying to
S. q. DUGDALE.
Richmond, Dec. 9Th, 1919. 50:3m.
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TEMPERANCE ScRUPLEs.-There is a
temperance lady in Boston who won
speak to shoemaker because he uses a
punch in his business. We know of ano-
Their Of the craft, says the Boston Post,
whom lady refused to marry, having.
as she alledged, conscientious scruples
against taking a "cobbler." This was
the sole reason, and the poor fellow never
heard the last Of il.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-12-12

7v>uE undersigned having taken out Of the
Clerks Office Of the W ayne Probate Court
Settlers Of Administration the Estate Of James
Cockay ne, Sen, deceased, late Of Wayne Town
ship. Wayne County, Indiana, all persons in
Assdiste pay me Mt, and all those having claims
aRainst the same are hereby notified to present
tlsem legally authe ntcated for settlement. with
80 ono yer from this date. The estate is sup
,,u.~t ~ be soIvest.
JAMES COCKAYNE. jr. Adm'r.
Dec. 5,h. !'sf9 5n-3w
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state OF BssS1 j:sssss, /
VVnvnns. County.


IN the Wayne circuit court, Spring Term, 1880.
.. is,nin Sirattan and
Thscaieos Wright, As'n's
o. Blu in Chancrry, to
Joseph kennpkee, other foreciose Mortgage
wise called kennappee
and Solomon Meredith.
Be IL remembered, that on the 26th day OF
November. 4. ID. 1919. the above Complaints
6I~d in the Clerks office Of the Wayne Circuit
Court, their affidavit, alleging the rein. tiInt said
defendant Joseph kcnnapkee. oIias Kennnppee.
10 not u resident Of the State Indiana. The said
defendant Joseph KrmnaPkc-, 0iios k."nappcc
- therefore hereby notified, Of the filing and
PeUdrncy OF said Bill in C,ancerv, for the fore
closure Of mortgage, and unless he appears
before the Judges Of the said Wayne Circuit
Court at their Spring Term 1880. anc plead, an
swrs, or demIur the ret", the same as TO him will
he taken for confessed, aud Gccrced according
w. Witness:
THOMAS G.. NOBLE, elk, W. c.
James Perry conplainants Solicitor.
December ID, 1919. so
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-12-12

Polygamy among The Deseret Nor
mons.-A letter from the city Of Salt Lake
states that the laws Of the community per-
nit the men to have as many wives ss they
can support, and that some Of the older
ones have twenty, but that the young
men content themselves with five.
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Extraordinary Discovery i'm Cali
EOFmiA.

The following is an extract from a letter
written to his wife by New Yorker. now
working in the mines Of California. The
letter bears date, August Goth, l849.-N.
Y. Express.
"There was a gold mine discovered
here (what is called Murphy's Diggings)
one week to day; it is evidently the work
Of ancient times-2lO feet deep, situated
on the summit Of very high mountain.
1t has made great excitement here. as i,
was several days before preparation could
be made to descend to the bottom. There
was found in it. the bones of human be-
ing. also an altar for worship, and some
other evidences OF human labor. From
present indications it is doubtful whether
II VIII pay to be worked, as it is mostly
all rock. and will require a great OUTLAY
for tools and machinery to work il.
This discovery. if properly pursued by
competent observers. may prove of the
highest historical importance. 1t will
establish the fact that the mineral wealth
of that region has been known to proceed.
ing generations, and the relics which have
survived. may enlighten us as to the ma
Ationalty Of the people who first pierced the
mountain two hundred and ten feet. and
will doubtless suggest an inquiry into the
reason for abandoning the pursuits of gold
in country where it seems to abound,
and where its discoveries had found en-
enlargement to make such extensive ex.
cavations in former times.
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state Of Indiana,
Wayne County,
In shs Wayne circuit court, Spring Term, 1850.
'A As'''" c :. 70, Di..,ee.

JOuathan DIckins0n. y
BE il kaown that on the 26th day Of Novem-
&ss 1919, said complainant filed in the Clerk =
o6Ics Of the Wayne ciScuit court, her affidavit,
alleging the rein, that said defendant was not a
sssidsne Of the State Of Indiana. Tho said de-
fsndsnt 10 therefore, hereby notified, Of the n
Ting snd tendency Of said con'pIanant's Bill for
Divorce, and unless lie appears before tho Jodg-
- Of the Wayne circuit court, at their Spring
Term 1850, and pleads, answers, or demurs to
saij Bill, tho same will Le heard, and detern,in-
cd IN his sbsence. Witness:
THOMAS G.. NOBLE, cL'x. ". c. c.
James Perry Attorne y for complainant.
December Sd, J6l9. 50
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n o II I e e.

HVHE stockholders in the Richmond and Will
lismsbuTgh Turnpike, will take notice that
-. .,eesd jsstslme nj Of FIVE dollars on the
sSsre. vss due on the Goth Of last month, and
- sd jsstslMent will be due the Goth Of
50 s.essh next, tho Alb instsiment on the 2Otll
q In mouth, the 5ih and last instaIment ON
-. 2Oth Of 5th month 1851.
WILLIAM PARRY, TressMrer.
Rsrhmond l2th mo- 5th. 1919. 5O:3w
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So we heard sweet voice singing, we were
passing the street. 1t was carrolling forth the
song with the utmost gayety. Alas. thought we
"Summer's gone,'' and how many bright hopes
have gone with it--how many eye has been
dimm-d with tears, how many heart has been
torn with grief. summer Of disease and
death has passed. carrying with ii the JOY Of
many amother's heart, the light Of many faith
er's smile. The widowed mother and the or
phan child need not be reminded that ''Sum-
mers gone for it has taken with it all they
loved. Though the young may rejoice that it
has passed. the aged witnessed its departure with
regret. The cold winds and falling leaves Of
autumn speak too plainly Of decay, and it is al
ways in tones of sadness that they remark ''Sum-
mers gone,' for they doubt whether another r
summer shall greet their eyes. There are
thoughts Of sadness. which will, despite every
endeavOr, creep over the mind at the departure
Of any of the seasons. for they not only carry
with them friends but they remind that
we are being borne along faster than could
wish. and the young maiden who now sweet
Iy notes the departure Of summer, will ere long
regret that "Summer's gone"
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THE undersigned has CONNIE need TIE Stove
businr - in the room, recently occupied by
Thomas O'ilnrra, on Main street, and has now
On haWd the largest and most extensive assert
sneut Of Stoves ever brought to this city, which
he will sell at slight shade above the Cine inna-
prices. His assortment embraces:
IheForm3ce Pressaiss M - Owe. Of
several sizes. with heavy plates. and perfect ia
ciIiiies for the processes of cooking-one Of the
mo.t simple and efficient stoves in use.
Foundry Premium stove. Of all the
different sizes made in the west.
Cooks Delight. one Of the best Of the
premium patterns.
The superior stove. a most eonve nj
ens and neat Cooking apparatus.
The 8nmGup Stove. TOR large or small
The DOabIc-ovcm Cooking Stove
which is said to combine advantages found in no
other stove.
The FURNACE Seven Plate. design
ed for shops. stores. churches, &c.
ResOr's Six Plate. for Same purposes.
1ScsOr'S R0f1Or..iIarps parlor-Drum
PasIcr-(sreen's air-tight ?arlor-Root's air
tight psrlor, and other stoves for the sitting
room or Par'or, gotten up in the neat-st, and at
the same time the most substantial style. The
utmost care has been taken in tho selection Of
his stock, and il is confidently believed to en-
brace the most popular stoves in use, not
only for beauty and elegance Of design and fin
ish. bot for conve ME nee aud utility.
10e10SV.VW0re. for all culinary purposes
--sUKark odd lids Of all sizes, sad irons,
and almost every article usually kept in such es-
isbliahments.
Tie will also furnish to order all kinds OF Ti0
Wore. made Of the best materials and nv cx-
p<rssUced workmen. =. The trimmings for
stcves are made here, and warranted to be OF
the best quality.
In entering upon this business, We are deter
mined to furnish the public with just what they
west IN Ger line, and persons wishing TO pur.
chase are invited to call and examine for hem
sslves, and all shall be satisfied ~ to the pric,
quality and terms.
20 Approved Country Produce taken in ex-
change for stoves, ut the highest market price
ufa< WILLIAM VIRGINS.
Die. 9Th. lS49. 5Otf
SMEAD'S Citixems' Bank.
Mails street, hetween I'd and AtA streets,
CINCINNATI.
D00k 10 under the mana Mt Of
II W.SAkAp, who has been successfully epsa-
xed - Banking, in Cincinnati, for near twenty
yeses. This Bank employs near
a Million q DOlDars
and discounts freely at all seasons. Money de.
Pee~ee I" payable on demand. with six per cent
,n,rsrs.: me!.by serving the Purpose Of SA-
.s,s3 >, II. ". HUGHES. Cs.Ai,r.
Dec 5th, lS4o 3:w
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@T The following is letter from one of
the Richmond Boys to his father, who
kindly handed it to US for publication. 1t
is dated
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NEW STOVE sTORE:!

Jas Perry. Any for compl't.
December 3rd, Is49. -
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we Ob HIRE
AID MINIsTRA1

NOTICE is hereby il0[
~ dersigned administranl '"I. 'ne un-
non, with the will annexed Of - O1nls
deceased, has filed in the Probably Lol!
of Leake county, Mississippi, his
lion to surrender his letters, and wilI'1.
the next February term Of said courr
present an account ofhis administration
so far as the same has extended, for al
lowance with Commissions, and apply
for o final hearing Of said petition.
W. MCBRIDE.
Dec. 90, 1913. I5-4t
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

T ETTERs Of Administration having
II been granted to the undersigne at
the Nov. Term, 184S, of the Probate
Court Of Madison county, Mississippi, on
the estate Of Martin Wade, deceased,
all persons indebted to said estate are
notified 10 come forward and make i'm
mediate 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.
VIM. LAMBERT, Adm'r.
Nov. 49,. lO-6t
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the un.
~ dersigned, administrator de bonis
mon, of William A. Cottingham deceas-
ed, has filed in The Probate Court Of
Leake county, Mississippi, his petition to
surrender his letters, and will at the
next February term Of said Court, pre-.
sent an account Of his administration
so far as the same has extended, for al
lowance with commissions, and apPly
for a final hearing Of said petition.
W. MCBRIDE
Dec. %, 1913. l5-4t
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

n ETTERS Of Administration having
- been granted to the undersigned at
the Nov. term, 1848, orthe Probate Court
of Madison county on the estate Of Chap.
man L. Anderson, deceased, all persons
indebted to said estate are notified to
come forward and make immediate pay
ment, and all persons having claims
against said estate will present then
legally authenticated within the time
prescribed by law, or they will b
forever barred.
THOS. S. ANDERSON, Admir-.
Nov. l6, l848, 1906
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

BY the Probate Court OF said County,
.4ugust Term, l848.
ME Estate ofSamuel II. Dinkins de
- ceased, having been reported ia
and declared by said Court insoIvent
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 Ist day "
March next, or their claims win be for.
ever barred.
By order Of the Court.
]. T@CAMERON, Clerk.
Canton, August I6, 1913. 49-6m
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IN MADISON PROBATE COURT.

Nouember Term, l848.
By John B. Howcott, Esq, Judge o
Probate in and for the County Of Mad
ison, and State Of Mississippi.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on ap
~ pIcation to me by John W. Comfor.
and Daniel B. Comfort of said county
who claim as heirso Or William Comfort,
an undivided part Of the following lands
lying and beiGg in said county Of Madi.
son, to.wit:
East half south east quarter Of sec
lion SO, Of township 9 range 2 east ives
half Of south west quarter Of section 8
of township Q, range 3 east. Also soutf
east quarter of section IA north cas-
quarter an north west quarter Of sec
ton 90, and north east quarter Of section
%; east half Of section 81 Of TOWNSHIP
8, range 6 east in Scott county. Alst
north half Of section IS Of township Il
Of range 4 east in Attala county,
| have nominated John Montgomery
Andrew ]. Alsworth and Benz B. Frizell
Of said county Of Madison, Commission
ers, to divide said lands into equalshare.
or parts; and unless proper objection
are stated to me at the Term ofsaid Pro
bate Court to be held on the I'd Monda,
Of January next, in and for the count,
aforesaid at the Courthouse in thetown 0
Canton, the said John Montgomery, An
drew J. Alsworth, and Benz. B. Frizell
will then be appointed COMMISSIONS rs /,
make partition Of said lands pursuant 4
" An Act concerning the partition o
lands held by coparceners, joint tenant
and tenants in common"
Given under my hand this 18th da.
Of November, A. D.. l848. y
]. B. HOWCOTT,
Judge Of Probates.a
Nov. lG. 10
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THE STATE OF MIssIssI PPI,
Madison County.

BY the Probate Court of said County,
Mov0mber Term, I848.
TO all persons interested in the lands,
tenements and Entertainments Of Thos.
F. Taylor, dec'd-Greetsng:
VOU are hereby cited to appear be-
fore the Probate Courto Of said coun-
ty at a regular term thereof to be hol-
den at the Courthouse Of said county,
On the Second Monday Of January neat,
then and there TO shew cause, if any
o have, why SAID court should not
then order and decree the lands, tene-
mcnts and Entertainments described in
said petition, as lying and being IN the
county Of Madison, should not be sold,
TO paw the debts Of said decd. .aa
Witness, the Hon JOHN b
HowcoTT, Judge Of Probate
Of said county, the Second
%-#. Monday Of November, in the
LIS. year Of our Lord n thou
~ sand eight hundred and for
ty.eight, and seal of sale
court.
Issued, the Goth day Of Nov. l84S.
]. T. CAMERON, CFk.
Nov. 80, l84s, l2-6t
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%INsOLVENT NOTICE.

MOTTO is hereby given that the un-
~ dersigned, commissioner Of lnsol.
vency on the estate Of VIM, Hoy, de-
ceased, has made and filed his report on
said estate, in the Probate Court Of said
county, which will he confirmed at the
January Term, l849, of said Court, un.
less exceptions are made at or before
that time. .5k5
T. CAMERON, Com.
Nov. Is. l0-6t
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MISS NUGENT, late Of New York,
and Ms. CLINGHAN, respectfully In
form the citizens Of Canton and Madi-
son county, that they have opened a
MILLINERY and DRESS MAKING
establishment in Canton, and are prepar--
ed TO do all work in that line in the latest
NORTHERN and FRENCH fashion.
Also BLEACHING and ALTERING,
Bonnets in the best manner and
latest style
Nov. 9, t848. WI .@5y, 9-yl
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Notice.

A Ii those indebted to Cords " Mont.
IA gomery will please call and settle
their notes and accounts, as no longel
indulgence can be given.
CORDTS g. MONTGOMERY.
+ an. 8, l949. II
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EINAL EaTrLnMnNr.

A I the next NoYlf Term OF the Hon.
Probate Court Of Madison county
Mississippi, the undersigned administra.
tor Of Thaddeus Elmore, deceased, will
present his account for final settlement.
at which time all persons interested may
if they think proper.
FIGURES LOWE,
Oct. IA, l848. 5-3t
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Nails.
rINAL ~sETTLEMENT.

ATthe next April Term, 1849. of ibo
n Honorable Probate Court OF Mail.
son county, Mississippi, the undersigned
administrator of William Ovens. VIII
present his account for final settlement
and ask leave to surrender his letters n
Of Administration at which ilmeat per
sons interested may attend if they ink
ROB'T TUCKER, adm'
; Jau. 1,2 l649. lo-U
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INS0LVENT NOTICE.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Leake ~t'ounty, IS,

Leake county, IS,
In tie matters of The estate of Joh4 b
Forester deceased.
FTHE Said estate having been decIar.
ed inaoIvent by the Probate Court
Of said county. Therefore all persons
holding claims against said estate are
hereby notified to file the the same, pro-
bated according to law, with the Clerk
of said Court by the first day of Janua-
nv, A. D. I849, or else they will forever
be barred. R. E. HALFORD, Clerk.
Carthage, May &, 1848. 35-6m
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

THE TATE UT W~IoSIoSEEFI9
Madison County, ar.
Nv the Probate Court Of said County.
April Term, l848.
estate or Sarah s. Rawlings,
u deceased, having been reported to,
and declared by said Court to be insol.
vent. Notice is hereby given to all
persons hayingclaims against the estate
Of said deceased, TO present the same to
the undersigned, on or before the Isl
day Of November next, or their claims
win be barred,
By order oil the Court.
ga T. CAMERON, CIR.
Canton, April is, l84S 3l-6m
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ra~nDsMlISIsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

.fNHnH-L NH.N
T !! of Administration hav
9sen granted 70 the undersign-
II Y January Term, IS49, Of the
n; 00QEt q Madison county, Mis-
v. 9e estate Of Henry Ridley,
persons indebted 10 said
" notified to come forward amp
n, lsalate payment, and those
NV, sla'ns against said estate, will
~ ~; mem egally authenticated with
= loreVer barred. 4a
INV. AMI J. RIDLEY, Admir-
'''a'g 70, ls49. 81
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison Gou0fv

Madison County.
BY the Probate Court Of said Comfy.
July Term, 1848.
EFVHE Estate Of Samuel A. Matthews
= deceased, having been reported to
and declared by said Court ~insolyeni;
Notice is hereby given 20 all persons
having claims against the estate Of said
deceased, TO present the same 10 the un-
dersigued, on or before the LIST day Of
Feb'y next, or their claims will be for
ever barred.
BY order Of the Court.
J. T, CAMERON, Clerk.
Canton, July IA, l848. 44--6m
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Ntnry NAILS.
N hand ana for sale by
,,,h mo GERMANY & co.
1893. 95-tf
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i an order Of the Hon
nv s ), Court Of Madison
~ y. : Made al the January term
viIl, as administrator
PIeos samuel H. Dinkins, de,
i ~ :. 7 he Court House door Of
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Drane's lot, purchased q I \ Y
~ east 200 feet, thence South
,Ssnco West 200 feet to the be,
arcbaser required 70 give bond
royed security. n
EDWARD M. CHAM ERS,
administrator;
10 ,849. 1890
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
4 ne Probate Court Of said County
i Tie January Term, l849.
ssiate II A S Hu tchinson decd,
Iyins beer reported to, aud de-
h said Court to be insolyent'
/ hereby given to all persons
claims against the estate Of said
,lo present the same to the UNI
NJ, On or before the Cd Monday
apezl, or their claims will be
stisr Of The Court.
n ERO CIR.
n, January Il lS49. lS-6m
IL STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County.
Probate Court of said County, at
tho January Term, ls49'
estate Of Robert J Collinsdec
ayng been reported to, and de-
bgsaid Court to be insoI vent
i hereby given to all persons
claims against the estate q said
n, 10 present the same TO the un'
nsi, On or before the I'd Monday
gBi nezl, Or their claims vii be
prder Of he Court.
Ut. CAMERON, Cl'k.
bbn,s Jan. l9, $40. l8-6m
aG STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison. County.
10 Probate Court of said County.
December Term, l848.
ryB, Cassidy, Henrietta l.. Doug
and all persons interested in the
b,anemonts and hereditaments o
ny i Douglass, deceased-G rect
] atO hereby commanded 10 ap
pear bel6re the Probate Court o
bounty ata regular term thereof
holden at the Court house Of Sail
y,on the Second Monday Of Marcl
Then and there TO show cause j
~ have, why said Court SHOULD
Asn order and decree the lands
lehls aud hereditaments Of sale
Sdto be sold, viz:
ball OF north east quarter ant
naII Of south east quarter Of sec
and The west half Of south ives
ior section 80, township 9, rang
and east half of north west quar-
North east quarter and west hOI
W vest quarter and north half {
latl Of south west quarter, an
aat Of east BALI Of south Yves
" section 6, and west half of mort
quarter Of section 5, township {
FEAST,
Witaess, the Hon. JOHN ]
howcoTr, Judge Of Probate
sald county, the second Mo
N. Gay Of Dec, in tic year
our Lord one thousand Gig
hundred and forty-seven Al
zeal Of said Court. M
ISSUED, the 18th day Of Dec
I, CAMERON, Clerk
x ls4s. III
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Yours, respectfully,
WIN. n: RAKFR

65 Sold wholesale and retail, by
Scovil 81 Mead, No. 80 Chartres street
New Orleans; General Agents for the
South and West.
Sold by f. D. WARD & co., and
.PRlESTLEY g. MQSBY, Canton.
JAS. RLUNDELL, Benton.
Canton, June 2. So Iy
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Town Lots for Sale.

. y = ~ U~W ~-~VV
n WILL offer for sale, at public auc.
4 ton, before the Court-hou Sc in Can
ion, on Monday, LIST day ofJanuary next,
the lot in said town situated between
The residences Of Col Garrett and G.
w. Henderson, Esq, containing abouI
four and three quarters Of an acre.
1t will be divided into three lots run.
ming across the lot north and south, OF
into four corner lots, as may seem bes'
10 suit purchasers.
T, rms. -Half CASH, the balance Ia
six months with interest.
JOHN HANDY.
December lst. I2-5t
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Madison county

Madison county
MARGARErr ANN BLALocK vs.. JAMES HYATT
Petition for a divorce in the Circuit
Court of said county, on the Chan
Gerry side thereof. ao
AN opening the petition in this cause
" the Court being satisfied that the
defendant, James Hyatt is a 0 resident
Of this State, and resides beyond the
limits thereof, SO that the ordinary pro
coss Of law cannot be served on him;
it is therefore ordered that unless the
said defendant, James Hyatt, enter his
appearance herein on or before the 9TH
day Of the next term ofthis Court, at the
courthouse in the town Of Canton, on
the LIST Mondays Of April, l849, TO plead
answer or demur to said petition other
wisc the same will be taken for confess
ed against him, 1t is further ordered
that a copy of this order be published
in TIE mississippi Creole once a'wOek
for three monthslsuccessively
Aatrue copy Of the order Of 2ublica-
H. R. COULTER, Ctk.
a5 Madison Ciruit Court.
Janury f848. ~ l7-9n
.qaaa Buckets.
TUST received q large supply Of su,
- perior brass bound, vanished and
buckets. and for sale bys
D. w. MURPHY & co.
April IS, '48,