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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-03-15
The Cholera again in New York.

The New York Courier and Enquirer Of Thurs
day week says:
..That we are to have another and speedy visi-
tation of this dreaded scorge. there is now great
room to fear. Our ship news collect or reported
on Tuesday night. the arrival Of the ship Liver
pool, Capt Eldridge, from Liverpool, having lost
some forty passengers at sea by Sickness supposed
to be cholera and having many on board still sick
The ship was officially visited by DR.. Whiting,
the health officer, and there is now no doubt tha,
the cholera was and is on board that vessel
We saw the letter of the surgeon of the ship, DR..
O'Lowd, describing briefly the symptoms of each
case, and in nearly all there were the scramps.
purging, and vomiting, terminating in speedy DEATH
The first sickness broke out on the 18th of Feb
ruary and out Of fifty persons who sickened, forty
died and were buried at sea. There are on board
some eighteen or twenty of the passengers sick
and among them eight or nine cases of cholera
The captain, crew, and all the passengers are or
dered to remain, on board the vessel for DIR. Whit
ing has not Accommodations even for the sick at the
apined than described. There are about four hun
dred on board, all of course, sick and well, con-
confined below and the disease does not spread,
it will not be for want Of opportunity. Hard as
may appear the necessity of keeping the passen-
gers on board, there is no possible help for it,
There are now eleuen hundred patients in the
Quarantine Hospital, and so cramped are they for
room that in some cases the patients are lying
two in bed"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-03-15
The Children Of COnsumptive Re
rents.

Quinsy, sore throat, Group, infammasien on the
lungs, and liability an spring from con-
sumpiive predsposition, and can be cured by what
ever prevents it. Besides the applying to such
children preventatives already prescribed tor con-
sumptve adults let them not be sent to school too
early, but allowed to run wid--at leas, uncon-
fined within doors--till into their teens. Sitting
in school is especially pernicious, partly because
of the vitiated air of school rooms, and because
their small lungs, make them naturally bend for
ward, and also warp inwardly, SO as to retard all
the vital functions. Folding the arms upon the
chest is especially detrimental because it impedes
respiration. Fold them behind, if at all, so as to
throw out the lungs. AS the heads Of all such
children are too much for their bodies, neglect
their mental culture, but make every effort to de-
velope and fortfy their physiology. They should
do little else than exercise, eat sleep and grow,
Till t,oenty, and even then not hurry to marry. or
engage in business till folly matured, though such
are liable to do both while too young. They bor-
der precocrty, and require to be kept from study
instead of sent to school. The more noisy their
occupations the better for their health, and the
more averse to study the less liable to consump-
tion. Let them live mainly on bread milk, and
fruit, and retire and rise early. Meat will nure
them, because it still farther stimulates them-the
reverse ofwhat they reqnire-whereas milk soothes
and quiets them. Especially important is it that
such bathe.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-03-15

Mr.. Clay's Letter on Emancipation in Kentucky,
has at last made its appearance. He takes de.
cided grounds in favor of gradual emancipation,
and depicts in forcible colors, the evils likely to
ensue; if Kentucky does not adopt the measures
he suggests.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-03-15

Except from two towns, all the returns have
been received from the special election held on
the 9Th inst, for Representative in Congress
from the fourth district of Massachusetts. No
choice has Been effeced. Mr.. PALFREy, who at
the last trial wanted eighty of elec-
tion, now lacks about six hundred.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-03-15
Keep Doing IL then.

one dollar, says an exchange. properly no'
ABOUT, may pass through twenty hands and
twenty debts in. a single day. lie, the n'n
capital begin and pay off promptly his labCls
then his laborers will have The means OF S0,
the same. The rich should no, wall l'f
poor 10 commence this business. Pay ~
promptly and enable them TO pay other"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-03-15

HIGH PRICE FOR CoRN-Eighty dollars were
paid for four barrels of green corn and peas re-
ceived by the steamer Crescent City from Cha
gress, and sent direct to Washington. Quite a
tall price for vegetables.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-03-15

~ The Hon. John Blanchard. member of
the last Congress, died at Harrisburg, on Friday
last, the 9th inst, while on his way home from
Washington. He represented the Seventeenth
Congressional district.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-03-15

PRESIDENT FOR A DAY.-The Hon. DAVID r.
ArcHrsoN, of Missouri, President of the Senate,
was the 4th inst, by virtue of his office, Pres
dent of the United States-for one day
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-03-15

DR.. WEIssELHoFF alias J.. S. HANsoN-A pre-
tended highly important work." entitled "Child
Birth, or the Matrimonial Secret" purpor,ing to be
from the pen of R. M. Weisselhoff M. d OF
New York, has now been advertised all over the
country. There is no such book in existence,
and no such man lives in New York. There is
pretended Weisselhoff in New York in the per-
son of scoundrel by the name of John S. Hanson
who was arrested on the 22d ult.. by the Police,
and held to bail in the sum Of S. 600, to ans wer
for his fraud at Court. We hope he may be sent
to Blackwe's Island, to the Penitentiary and with
him, the Neao- York Sun impostors. who have aided
him in defrauding the public, by sending out his
Circulars and advertisements. folded in extra cop
les of that paper! 1t was through the influence
of that paper that this thief and swindler succeed
ed in getting to advertise for him the amount
of twenty dollars. We believe the proprietors of
the Sun received consideration for the part they
acted in this large swindling operation, and as
such are meanex than he is.-Jonesborough Tenn)
Wing.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-03-15

Gold IN Pennsylrqnaa.-A gold placer has
been discovered on the Welsh mountain, two miles
east of New Holland. Persons disposed to try
their hands at digging can have chance, as the
owner of the laIld offers IL for sale:
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-03-15
The Cabinet.

The following is the Cabinet of President Tay-
lor:
Mr.. Clayton, Secretary of State.
Mr.. Meredith, Treasury.
Mr.. Ewing, Home Department.
Mr.. Crawford, War.
Mr. Preston, Navy.
Mr.. Jacob Collamer, Vermont, Postmaster Genial.
MIR. Reverdy Johnson, Attorney General.
The nominations have been confirmed by the
Senate. The new Administration is now organ
ized. The Cabinet is good one, and SO far as
we have been able TO judge, it is commercially
spoken of by the press.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-03-15

Radishcs. cabbages, lettuce, green-peas, turnips
beats, beans, carrots. and all kinds of vegetables
were in the market at St. Augustine, Fla, OH the
23d ult.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-03-15

The lI'le sla'e factory below The Delaware
Water Gap turns oul annually 10000 school
'ls'es, besides large quanil'ies Of roo6ng sla,es
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-03-15

The following is the Cabinet of President Tay-
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-16
THBssTAFE or MISSISSIPPI.

Madison Comfy. $. s.
BY the Probate Court Of said County
Ja,ludry Term, l849.
In the MATER Of the Petition " .}odn ". Com.
Jort Gad LanI'i Comfort, jor Partition Of Lc
Laad' Of y iHiam Comfort deceased
| Appealing 10 the satisfaction Of The
Cour that the advertisement Of the
nomination. of John Montgomery, An.
drew J, Alsworth, and B nJamn B
Frlzzell, Commissioners to make Parti.
ton pl sad lands, whlch was ordered
BY the Court at the Noyembnr Trrm,
l898. has tremdn and legttly pub ISL.
eg, ana no objection having been made
70 the appointment Of said Commission
ers; it is therefore ordered that sal
Montgomery, Alsworih and Frizzell, ID
appointed commissioners to make salo
Partition according TO the requirement
OF the Statute IN such cases maze aud
provided; and lhal sad cpnmi ssjoner rs
make parl,uop OF sad lends into seven
eqoal parts or shart puc share 10 lohu
" Comfort II share 10 Dtltet ] Com
loft, y snare lq Enly Lewis,
w''s o. Oza7 Lqwts, oaecshare to aa-
"d 5 GenTorl,o ge stard Q Joseph A,
Comfort, one snare 70 GIzabeh Com
fort, and one share 10 kitnnrju Con-.
ort, and a commission is issued to sal
commissioners, according to the Statute
in such case made and provided.
JrB. HOWCOTT,
Judge Of Probates.
January 20, lS49. 2O-4t
FSY Virtue OF an order Of the Honor
az able Probate Court Of Madison
county, Mississippi made al the Ianua
ny Term l849 thereof; | will,
On Saturday, March Sd, 1849,
at Camd n, in said county. sell 10 tn,
highest bidder, on a credit Of twelve
months, all the right, title and interest
being one fourth, which v lillian Nc
CulIoch deceased, had al the time of hi,
death, in and toIhe following Iands anc
trnemeuts n said county. VIZ;
The north hall Of sc 3G,and south Lall
or section 25, Except the south half Of
west half Of south west quarter Of sec
ton 25, all in township l2, range {
cast
Bond and security will be required Of
the purchaser,
MARGARET D. McCULLO H.
Administrative
January IL, t849. 1920.
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3O OI. 10
IN MADISON PROBATE COURT.

MUem6er Term, 1913.
By John b Howcott, Esq, Judge OF
Probate in and for the County of Mad
ison, and Stale OF Mississippi.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on up
~ plication 10 me by John w. Comfort
and Daniel B, Comfort Of said county,
who claim as heirs of William Com(orl,
an undivided part of the following lands
lying and being in said county of Madl-
son, to.wit:
East bali south east quarter Of sec
ton SO, of township 8 range 2 east west
half of south west quarter Of section 81
of township g., range 8 east. Also south
east quarter Of section IA; north east
quarter an north west quarter Of sec.
ton %, and north enstquarter Of section
%; east half Of section 81 Of township
8, range 6 east in Scott county. Also
north half of section - Of township l2
Of range 4 east in Alfalfa county.
have nominated John Montgomery,
Andrew ]. Alsworth andsBeni B FrizeIl,
of said county Of " olson, Commission.
ers, 10 divide said lands ipto equal sbyres
or parts; and unless proper objections
are stated 10 me atthe Term ofsald Pfo-
ba'e Court to be heIdo on the 81 Monday
OF January mex. in and for the county
aforesaid, at he Courthouse ia thetown Of
.Canion. The said John Montgomery, An.
drew J. AiswOrlh, and Benz. B. FrizelL
will then be appointed Commissioner 70
make partition Of said lands p~ur'rani to
/" An Act concerning the PARTITION o.
lands held by coparceneTs, jatat tgnants
and tenants common"
! Given un6er ny hatd t5is I5tlpdaa
of Noqcmbcr, "a. n. 1913
lib HOWCOTT,
Jadge Of Probates.
Nov. ia. lot
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the un,
~ designed, administrator de bon,s
nor, Of William A. Cotingham deceas.
ed, has filed in The Probate Court oil
Eeake 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 aprIy
for a final hearing of said petition.
w. MCBRIDE.
Dec. 90, 1848. 15~4t
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a VIII .LN HrFE LA
a. Z. offer for sale, at public auc.
Oo, y before the Court.hou } in Can.
to ii H Y Monday, LIST day ofJanuary next.
he i. J sald town situated between
", H %.,uences Of Col Garrett and G,
ept All u ,h ESQ.,, containing about
s si1 three quarters Of an acre
ang so'ooo divided into three lots run
Ilo ron, oss the lot north and south, or
osuit nsc cOraer lots, as may seem best
d, non.s. Half CASH, the balance in
1'ns with interest.
Decemh. John HANDY
is'' 1886
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~ ~ H|"|.I 0AuNEas
MY Virtue Ola order of t5e Han
Probate ourt of Madison county.
Miss, MADE at lie January Term l849,
! WY as odminislraar of Thomas F.
Taylor, deceased,
On Monday, The l2tA day Of Ilqrch neat,
sell at public auction before The Courl
House door of said s1aa&. within lie.
ga honrs, 70 the h. gbssl bidder on a
rredll OF twelve months, the following
lands and tenemcnls Tying in said copn
w, VIZ; The west half of the north. east
quarter Of section l,Township 10, range
; east. a d the south half ii west hall
OF section So, township, II, range 8
east containing 1870 acres Q or less.
ms purchaser will be required to give
bond with approved security:
|. H. SIMMONS, Admir-.
january 96, ls49 90 81.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County,


The Probate Court Of said County,
Jdaruary Term, I848
lY John b. AoscoCt, Esq, Judge OF
Probate, in and for tie comfy OF
ndso and State Of Mississippi.
Notice is hereby given that on appli,
ta tome by Pasobal Rose and Lucin.
/ lauo Rose, his wife, Of said county =,
IDcaims an undivided partof the per
|m estate Of William Noble, late 0.
county deceased, now in the hands
Robert Tucker, admlnislralor thereof
haze nominated Figures Low, Benz.
!. Kicks, Richard II, Winter and
lbosC BaIIow. eommi ssionersaod divide
ssaid personal estate into equal shares
tween lhepartlas entitled TO dis0i u
b ihereoI, aud uniess proper objections
h staei to me at The term OF sand
I@rt, to be hald ON the second Nonda
| ipd(neXt, at tae Court House in the
pTDQi Caaloa, ia and Tor said county.
said Low, Kicks. Winter and BaIlow,
y then be appointed commissioners to
lnEe PARTITION Of sad personal estate as
Ioresald, Gwen uuder my hand this
.e6 day Of January 1919.
TnIIA II I,~A,rt@@~t
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THE STATE OF NlIssissIPPI,
Ma2ison CobRig

nv the.P probate Court Of said County
January Term, I049.
svwyHE Estate Of j. w. Camp, de-
"a ceased, having been reported e
and declared by said Court lpso'Venii
Notice is hereby given % all Pe!s 9s
having CLAIMS against the estate g salu
deceased to present the same 70 me pu-
dersigued. On or before the % MoSoay
Of July next, or their claims WIN DC
ever barred.
BY order of the Court
j. r, CAMERON, Clerk.
& bruary 3D. 1910. 2i--om
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ntUfisiA
.pTFRs 5f Manifestation de boz
am hiving baen granted %
u, .s5ned At the Feb Term,
NJ Probate Court Of Madison
y g% 1S s,issigpi, on the estate Of
nm. DECEASED, all persons ~
"a estate will please come
y ~ make Immediate payment
Il nsrsons having claims against
..,,,e will present them legally
.o1icoted wilhin the time Prescrlb-
,ag. or they will be forever bar
JAMES L. MEEK Admir-
btuarv 10. l849i 25-8t
3ra,.5f in ,'lst ~ on.
.'.pe Probate Court of Madison
Niss. made at The January term
hereof, | viii, as administrator
!. aslate Of Samuel H, Dinkios, de-
d se1 at the Court House door Of
County, 90
,atdv. The 81 day. Of Mdrcl ~ert,
bicbest bidder, on a credit Of
: monlhs. the following lands and
'monls. belongin to the Estate OF
Dnsios. VIZ. A lot or Parcel d land
4 he town of Caution, in said
n described as follows: Begin
i the north w0st corner of the OF
s.rIv the residence Of said Dinkins,
u north with Liberty street ten feet
Fesley nfanp's lot. purchased OF NJ
thence east 200 feet, thence South
fset. thence West 200 feet to the be
niug
he purchaser required to give bond
approved security,
EDWARD M, MBERS,
Administrator:
anuafy 10, 1919 lo-So
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
f.on) By die Probate Courtof said County,
IN, at the January Term, l849,
vHE estate of s Iu tchinson decd,
having beer reported TO, and de-
A no saId Court TO he insol vent,
20 Is hereby given to all persons
siag claims against the estate of said
leased, to present the same to the I'M
signed, 90 or before the Cd Monday
august next, or their claims viii be
rred.
By order Of the Court.
j. r.. CAMERON, CIR.
Canton, January 70, lS49. l8-6m
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

W EFTER5 of Administration hav
~ ing teen granted to the undersigu-
ed At the Jatuapy Term, lS49, Of the
Probate Court Of Madison county, Mis-.
sissippi, on The estate of Henry Ridley,
deceased, all persons indebted 10 said
estate are notified o come forward amp
make Immediate payment, and those
having claims against said estate, wllI
present them legally authenticated with
in the tire prescribed by Jaw or they
will be forever barred
SAM'L j.. RIDLEY, Admir-.
January IL, ls49 OF
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.EFgsf Received.
"a Tln.

A III the notes and accounts trans.
& ferred g me by Elebe lslein & CO.
under fifty dollars, now iii The posses
Son Of T. G. Topper, Esq will 10 plac
ed in the hands ofaJuslIce Of the Peace
or suit ifnot paid before the 10Th Of
annary next.
JOSEPH JACOBS, Trustee.
December %, l848 81
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THIHE time has come chen 'consump.
= ton mas be clsssed auong lie cur
able Diseases!
We do not wish 10 decelv the al I.
edo o. hcl auenny hopes Of relief when
mona exist but when so many hun
dreds pronounced by skilf physicians
as most hopeless cases have been cured,
who can blame US for using every word
and account o. persuasion 10 induce The
suffering invalid to lay ASIDE the prrlu.
dice and parlake Of a remedy seldom,
known 10 tail2
TESTIMONIALS.
IMPORTANT TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH Dis
EASES Of THE LUNGS AND BREAST.
Will miracles ever cease7 Moro evi.
dence OF its surprising health resioys
tive yH'aosM !.
ltrom rs baker, Springfield, Washing.
iW County XVI
srRlSs lELp, Ky. NAV Ia, t845
Nessrs, Stllafd & Park:- lake his
Opportunity ot'piofninr YOU Of ! most
remarknhe eure performed upno RE 81
the Use Of DR.. Wlsiar's Balsamsof Mila
Cherry,
iillhe year 1910, / IVES aiken VIE
an iniam lon Or the bowels. which i,
had Iahorod pndr Tor six Nelks i q
\ g|raduQVy recovere d, In the tah ii
l84l ! was attacked with ~ ytt tcold
"h'ch seated itsel UPON nv iutps. AID
Tor he space Of three wears was c,n-
1ned 70 my he'd, tried nll kinis of
medicines and eybry variety Of mediraI
aid. without benefit; and thus wearled
aloag untti the winter ~ i844, wheni
heard Of Wslar's Balsom OF Wild Cher.
~,
My 'rien ts pcrsQu,lea me 10 rive ia
trlal' thought Ind giyeuup all hopes sf
recovery, aud had prepared myself Tor
we changaof another world. Through
their solicitation, | was induced 10 make
use Of the Genuine Wistar's Ralsam Of
Wild Cherry Tie effect was truly as.
tonlshing Alter five years of o Hictioa.
pain and suffering, and after having
spent ouF or nVe hundred dollars TO no
purpose, andsthe best and most respecta.
BILE physicians had proved unnvailing.I
was soon restored 10 entire health BY
the ! lessing of God and the use Of Df.
Wlslafas Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
am now enjoying good health, and
such is my altSsed appearance, that am
no ongcrknown whenl meetmy former
acquaintances.
| have gained rapidly in weight, and
my flesh is firm and solid. can nov
eat as much as any person, and my food
seems to agree with me. have eaten
more during. the last six months than |
had eaten in five years before.
Considering my case almost a miracle
| deem i necessary for the good Of the
afflicted, and a duty owe to the pro
prietors and my fellow men, (who should
know where relief may be had TO make
this statement public.
May The blessings Of God rest upon
proprietors Of so valuable a mrai.
cine as Wistar's BaIsam of Wild Cher.
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Yours. resneclfnllv.
WIN. n. BAKEF

W W' n. bAhEH.
Gr Sold wholesale and retail. by
Scovil & Mead No. 80 Chartres street
New Orleans; General Agents for tho
South and West.
Sold by r. D. WARD a. co., and
.PRIESTLEY & MOSBY, Canton,
JAS. BLUNDELL, Beplon.
|. Canton, June Q. So Nv
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
"A Madison county

~ Madlson county
M%AReARETT ANN BLALocK VS.. JAMES HYATT
Petition for a divorce in the Circuit
Court of said county, on the Chan
Gerry SIDE thereof,
6hN opening the petition IN this cause,
- the Court being satisfied that The
d PENDANT, James Hyattis d non resident
Of this State, and resides beyond the
limits thereof, so that the ordinary pro-
coss of law cannot be served on him;
tits therefore ordered that unless the
said defendant, James Hyatt, enter his
appearance herein on or before the 18th
day Of the next term ofthis Court, at the
courthouse in the town offCanton, on
the LIST Monday Of April, l849, to plead
or demur 10 said petition other
wise the same will be taken for confess
cd against him. 1t is further ordered
that a copy of this order be published
in tie Mississippi Creole once a week
for three months successfully.
A true copy Of the order Of 3ubllca-
ton.
H. r. COULTER, CIR.
Madison Ciruit Court.
Janury 1913, T-3m
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House and Lot for so1a

House and Lot for sale,
FNHE undersigned offers FOR sale the
premises 90 which he now resides
IN the Vicinity of Canton, containing
20acres, hairor which is timbered land.
suitable FIR fire wood; situated on the
mpjn road or streetlcaItng from Canton
10 Sharon, n few rods less han hal a
mile fromth pubic square On The lot
IS a G. mfortable DWELL z house ana 9th
er outbuildings, a good Cisletn newly
repaired and an excellent orchard with
a variety Of choice fruits II is two
thirds ofa mile from tle Female lcale
N and a qtnr.r oro mile from r. M,le
Academy. Possession ran probably b.
given between now and the middle Of
March. Any person Wishing to pur.
chase viii do well 70 call soon.
DAVID r MeALLlsTFR
Canton, Fabruar}9, 1919 q2-24.
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|FNst sale.
by Virtue Or Il deed - Ernst eEccu
"S ttd by Robprt P Currn. a.,
the benefit Of James Fl Wilson and 9th.
ers, on the 23d March. 1913, which Is
duly recorded in the Office Of the Clerk
ofNhe Probate Court Of Maids n county,
Mss ppi. in Book Of Deeds K "a 5
776. TT. 778. oad 779, /, as TT $ ee,
WI eypo>e 10 P SIC sale, without re-
serve. at III ptJ alton Of the said Cur.
rim, seven miles south-wrs orCan,on,
On Tuesday, March 9Th, l849,
The said plantation, containing about
Thirteen Hundred and Sixty Acre s Of
Land.-about 1000 cleared, in a
fine siale of cultivation and highly i'm
proved, together with
30 or 40
Negroes, consisting Of men. women and
children, embraced and set forth in said
deed Of Trnst, all acclamated and valua-
BILE.
Terms made known on the day Of
Sale.
WILLIAM HARDEMAN.
February Cd, l849. 2l-td S
At the same time and place, will be
sold by Robert P, Currin, Esq two wing ,
CONS and harness, fodder, oals, potatoes
tools, &c.
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HBrOOHRls.

A Superior article Just received and
IA for sale bv
D. w MURPHY & co.
April Is, 1913.