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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

The BURNING OF THE STEAMER Convoy Loss
OF LiFE.-We regret to learn that the fine steamer
Convoy, Capt. Garrison, was entirely consumed
by tre on the 9th ultlmo, near Natchez, and that
two passengers were drowned. We learn that
Capt. Garrison was not board at the time, the
first trip he has ever omitted The following let
ter gives the particulars OF the dlsaster'--
NArcHEz, Feb q, 1910.
This day, about 10 O'Clock when coming through
Faircbid's Chute after weoding Of the head Of the
island the boat took fire In the hold from what
cannot say but II IL supposed from the ash pau'
and teore discovery. the DANES had pregs.se far
TIL IL proved to be entirely unmanageable. He q.
&c run the boat ashore chained her the men
Az in ming TO the trees TO do There was NJ dry
IL In sight. All were taved except two passenger
The books and papers saved and all the cash ex
cent 1900 In specie In a very eh: 1T time the boat
burned to the waters edge and ncing very "a.
pay TO I'LL rot 90 heavy tina. she broke md
drifting down the shore sbouta mile rank In feet
she bad on bosrd 3,iT1 bales cotton a, $40
encbs ofcorr 0ftbe two passengers lost on. wa, W.
} Prior E'q OF Cotie. Louisiana, md q tsermsu,
GAtae vnknorn.-N Ma Orleans Com. TImss, Marcia.
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STOLEN MAI. FouNp The Natchez Free Tya-
DER OF the 2lst u, gives the following particulars
OF the finding OF stolen mail near that city "a
lad found, on Thursday last, near the old Spanish
fort, number of letters which had been opened.
HE mms daeE took them to m, Mr. KendrSk the
where the letters were found, and after an
examination several others were found, to-
getEer with leather mail bag, which had been
cut open and the letters and papers taken
out. The bag was found buried in bayou.
The whole was delivered to Major Edward, the
Postmaster, who informs us that he found the
way-bill among the papers. which was so much
damaged by the mud and water that he could
scarcely read it. 1t was dated Memphis, Tennes-
see, Nov 2, and shows that the bag was directed
to the post-ofhce in this city. The letters were
for distribution IN Mississippi, Louisiana and
Texas In the envelope of one of the letters, for
Texas, was found seventeen dollars IN bank notes
lone ten dollar bill on the branch of the State
Bank of Alabama, (Decatur.) a one dollar bill on
the same bank, five dollar bill on the Bank OF the
the State of Alabama, and a one dollar
bill on the Lawrenceburg Bank, Tennessee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13
CANCHALAGUA VS.. sARSApARILLA.

CANCHALAGUA vs.. SARSAPARILLA.
r.; : Rss',: ::
NoRrHAsproS, February 7, lsao.
you cure Of %Sn y only is
SsuGhtt, Of violent case Of scrOaa The almost three
maze their and with fearful rapid
wssa % ssd b1 ssDS
n he a. b.. %
.::s se I'd.
bottle having giving SS1 III
tho sass v siSsT e
ulcer began to teal and she improved rapidly three weeks
@ s. ssts &C. on. Of s sD, two
% and %qst wa. p mort
o ss me- argue AGAINST but
We STOPPED giving hsr extract sapposns II
d ys % % and
cunt serious increased rapidly a. before We
n h
ss:1 s: s:spI rs1s W. Wi: :n
or Iv 5sRan. s, to a AZ her S b
came with prescribing for hor but as We
Ssps yegr medicine with .ad TIC child provss
used II case your extract T., q failed.
sure be viii now recommend medicine in similar cAses As
70 IT,: vi: :,
they will be rewarded tenfod. $3.50"
HORACE j. HODGES
FRFpEHIcK GAY Esl Proprietor Of Gays Cahehaagua
Sc Broadway New Kork. y
From r. H. WINSTON, Esq, Banker 80 Wall street.
New YoRK, Sept IA, l8ls
Ny Dear s.I ehceruy comply with your request in 40
knowdgpg with othern the benefit which have derived from
the u Of our Extract Of Ctnchalasus Californa Plant
Its system evident and gratifying have
induced roe to recommend it's friends am pleas
oasuc that In no instance have been disappointed
efficacy
hesitate my confidence in its remarkable medcn.
qualities state that believe 1t will be
remedy most OF dseasa Of the liver hdpeys
monay affections and also In the Of the blood 20
That merit in tho introduction Of Invaluable Plant
10y be appreciate d, il the sincere wish Of
You're sincerely, R.H. WINSLOW
From the Sunday Times,
GAYS CANcHAIAGUA.-If Mexico lad produced any
thr valuable than the plant from which preparation
nade should not be inclined depise are sats
fled that Gays CaRcbsasua the medicines
which has been added to the phamacopoa prsen
century We mean what its effects have
der with the most surprising beneficial re-
suits in a OF frmed kronchitis
DEPOT-B Broadway wholesale agents, Rushton, Clark
Co A. B. D. Sands, J. W. Penod Co.. Hayiland Keese
Co.
at retail by the leading apsbscares in Broadway and
throughout the city. NH Is
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DIR. JEFFRIES' ANTlDOTE

IS THE MOST EFFECTUAL PREPARATION SOLD :
RHGA orHrR DISORDERS OF THE
SEXUAL okGANs
IT OEG INFERENCE has PROVED THAT 1T WILL
IL radically This desirable result obtained
nom two to days and IL ne her onds
upt TO usual sound sleep des the
thus speedily consistent with produce
ton Of thorough ind Its ingredients
ely vegetable effect either constntionay
otay It's Price 81 bottle Sole
for this CITY, G. H. RING, 1872 Brosdwy John street,
marl3- l3ts
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tDR ISACC s. SMITHS PATENT MEDICINES.
NHy subscriber having Manufactured DR. Isaao g. Smiths
Patent Family Medicines for him twelve
prosus 70 hi leaving the CITY, would noce TO his
he HAVING appointed me his sole male se biz
ale Strengthening Syrrp Pills trgeher with III
Ills Family Patent Medicines
ms MRS s. WOODBURY. IS West broadway.
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CANoHALAoUA TsIUMsHAN1.-rnE ANNEXED

{ AE1H IA. IRiUMPHANT.5THE ANNEXED
y ,s just tribute to the
DEAR sn-i have long wished to might give
you an sceurae account OF the remarkable Of nv only
daughter violent sorofu She 10 now almost three
nd Rsh
her badly liberated that to ali
child being hOrr. ssh hearts Of her patents
ain os broken Daring the Whole Of this period used
Least While the disease wac stl it's height happened ono
place Which our ohiis , *ss ss
S. 10 o Ss s T 5 took but
oSS.s 70 S S. sas stepping =. S,r
ulcer began :, heal improved rapidly Tor three wei
ss's va: .Dg..'Is ~! su.sdle: than two
SsYs Se.S they seemed
for tn. Child spsae to q psG 81,
tut s t sn five cay The same Thinning :. sy
would serious. IL incr s ays 20 Sec
for. :; ,p n &
and in about again we connn fOw
''i sssa ss s sps s
sra on s % s,p RE- q health As scar
orh Adams Mas, ia pny ea. came nsn
with he 10 y'S /. AZ %.ass
y but ,t h. or to b sssd your extract
sai us he ~ now recommend your medicine in similar s
iot as Of yss, b; q
certain they will be rewarded tenfod.
uOhACE j. HODGES.
To Frederick Cay Esq proprietor Of Gays cancsagua IS
P,inepai Agents. Rusbton. Clark Co.. w. HenfcId
Co. HAyi,rd Kee,es o. A B.h D. eands.
For sale BY the Leading apohecaries marriott
'NO TUE PUBLIC.-NADAMk NRwSTADf TAKE THIS
method Of informing her friends he pubic in general
tnst she prafsd 70 orders for bqodery in
weseds gold and silver geher with fancy needle work
M hs various branches At her rcsasnco, No. Thopson
ooiper Of Canal where orders will thankfully re-
nu promptly attended TO- RegAias and Masons Aprons
oIuI ~ the shortett
NJ nsnn ,or The kind liberal pstrouass bestowed
% nei pce her return from Europa and bopee for con
me same NIB ons eiveu In vouns Isdies
mblslt h'he s0'r~ made TO order.
&h(D.xU HUNTER WILL FORFEIT ANY sIJN IN
De 70 cure sby Gaze Of dsease that nav cos
uBoes DIS care no matter how lorg sandng ~ s
tiepb are invited 70 bis Dspensary No n,s, -
Thousands are cured yearly, by nIees
remedies strs aad others who have kn lIens
the secton Oh p noan solicited cali an ~ ~
Hs BED Drop acts HE magic In diseases th oss
reflect The afflicted would d. we'll reflect Def re ana
health, happiness In msny their ves in bs NY e
physicians ignorant OF this class OF malsdes "
possible for mss tousderstand all the Ills the humss a
subject TO- Every respectable physician parcSs,
branch which he nore uccessfu than his brother
and therefore to that h devotes his time study
Hunter known TO w suoces nitd
sates IN nercuris AID yenereal diseases 81 per VIAL with al
reotons and sdics book aas Remember this only
Psos where bis great remed Hunters Red Drop Ne hs
really cur. nhlsIts
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ICY Viilue Of an order Of the Honor
- able Probate Court Of Madison
county, Mississippi made al the Janua-
ny Term l849 thtreot;I will.
On Saturday, M,rcA 3D., l849,
at Camd n, IN said county. sell to the
highest bidder, on a credit Of twelve
months, all the right, title and interest.
eing II fourth, which William Me-
CuIloch deceased, had at the time of his
death, in and 10 The following lands aud
tenementS n said county. WIT
The north half Of sec 36,and south half
Of section Is, except the south half OF
west halt Of south west quarter Of zee
ton rs, all in township is, range s
east, + ~
Bond and security will b. required Of
the purchaser.
MARGARET D. McCULLo ii.
v..5 v Administrative.
January IL, l949. 1890
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q 5. Circuit Cout 10 Mag Inn. ts4a.
James Dick et al. vs.. Charles R
Green, and Suret ais. -Vendi EXP.
} Dick ct al. VS. Charles B Green Il
al ais pls. vend exp
Downer & Cows Charles B Green. ct
al ais vend exp.
Downer 4 Co, vs.. Charles B Green
ais vehd exp aaa as-n
Ballard Franklin & Co vs. Charlie B
Green. ais. f IA.
Officers Of court per Ballard franklin
q c.. vs. Charles B Green. ais pls
N & I'D Ok q co.., vs. Gre en- ard Sure
" 9th pls fla.
Ballard Franklin g. CO. VS. Charles B
Green and Surety pls fila
virtue Of The above stated wri,s
10 me directed from the honorable
Circuit Court Of the United States, for
the Southern District of Mississippi,
WI sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, before the court house
door, in the town Of Canton, Madison
county, on The
2nd Monday, 9h day of april, I849
The following Negroes TO. wit:
Lilly, Causas, Andrew, Apollo, Reasoa,
Mary Ann and infant, Martha, Esther,
Griffin, Jim iibbs, Peter Gibbs. Mary
ard her son, Gordon, Brister, Ephraim
Spencer, Jim Madison, Charlotte, Ris.
den, Jesse Burke, AlIrn,. Peter Stev ems
Venus, Priscilla, David, Martha and
child Emma, Mary and hertwo chiIdren,
Dolly and infant, Edy and child, Sabra
and child, Rose, William, Aunt Dolly.
Bill Bell Matilda and child, Jerry, Iudy,
Lilly Bell, Benjamln, Henderson, Lew
is, Enoch. Richard, Kit. Harry Long.
George Bell, Joseph, Lafayette, Ralph,
Robert, Perry, Nelson, Cordelia, Angus
ia Ann, Mahala. Sally rs years. Marga
rett, Tom Jones, Richard, infant, Aust n
Apollo infant Leonard, infant Caroline,
Eliza, Roxy, Polly, Louisa, Rainey.
Martha, infant, Ely, P ggy. C~athariuOe.
Mine rya, Elizabeth, Gecrgiana. Slna.
Rpsette, Dolly Wallace. Lydia, Sarah.
He'en and Sally
Levied N as the property Or de fend.
ant and will be sold to satisfy the above
stated cases and all cost. a
t. FLETCHER, Marshal,
For The Southern Dissrict IF Misstssppi
March 2, l849, 25-t d 5
First Printers fee S242d do S2l.
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d u order Of tha Pro.
tloI co J Of Madison county,
.als @sde Al The s September term
.PP! rs Guardian Of William
w. ~ and oilers, sell to the
, ,igds, on a credit Of one an : ,
y :, The Court house door o.
~, = ri,hin legal hours, on Mon
ny y Jay Of April, 1919, the
I, described lands to wit;
l.ir II norih east quarter, sec
, a'r 3, range 9 east
INV norih west quarter, section
..bip !, range 2 east. s.,f
Y, aoafler, section 81, township
10 : east .oo,;oD
INN, southwest quarters 'e0''0'
NM. souih beast quarter, section
IA,Hportb'east quarter section
bplf, southeast quarter section
|hai, northwest quarter section
Ms. | and 8, section 10.
\. 8, section 9O, ,
MA lands will be sold subject to
baS dover.
ri GOOD security will be re-
Lr,hs purchaser or purchasers.
DANIEL SUTHERLAND
ii. Guardian,
INV is, l849 S3-St
3NNJ I a y
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\ STATE or MISSISSIPPI,

\ STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County.
probate Court Of said County.
february Tenn, 1S4s.
uefsons Interested in the
lauemenls and Entertainments OF
N Cowart, deceased - Greeting
are hereby commanded 10 APP
before the Probate Court Of
Aaty al a regular term thereof,
IoIden at The Court house If said
Ioa HE Second Monday Of April
len and there 10 show cause if
! have, why said Court should
h order and decree Inc lands,
BIZ and Entertainments Of said
10 be sold, viz: 4s
west quarter and west half
-east quarter Of section 20, east
West bale Of northeast quarter,
b, township 10, range . east,
la County,
Witness, the Hon. john B.
HoWCoTT, Judge Of Probate Of
said county, the second Mon.
day Of Feb, in tie year Of
Oar Lord one thousand eight
hundred and forty.nine and
seal Of said Court.
Issued, the 18th day Of Feb'y.
/ Ut. CAMERON, CLERK.
bly, give notice to all persons in
that | have al the February
aid Probate court, filed my Pc
The appointment Of commits.
according to the Statute, TO lay
et apartmy dover in the above
euements; and unless object
|nade at the next [March1 Term
Probate court. to be held on the
Aonday Of said March. said com
erS TlIllbe appointed.
MARY COWART.
Is, l849. ga
w "a M
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NOTICE

NOTICE ls herebypgiven that the
~ undersigned commissioner Of In
soIvency on the estate of Samuel H
deceased, has made and filed
his report on said estate, in The Probate
court Of said county, which will be CON
.frmed AT the May Term. 1919. Of said
court, unless exceptions are made at 0
before that time.
J. r, CAMERON, Cam
Feb, Is, 1849, esq.,
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rue graFa ~ W7-s71-9Ig7
Wadig0n EolafD

EANe kH@8fH q ~ ~
BY the Probate Court nf said County.
JOHuaTy Term, l849
IN me matter Of he Rttiau If Ohm ~. Com
loft END Iami'l Comfort, for Partition OF he
Lands Of lillian Comfort dsceasrd-
I Appearing to the satisfaction of The
Cour that the adve riispment Of the
nomination Of John Montgomery, An.
Dire" j Alsworth. and Brnmmln B.
FrizEeIl, Commissioners 10 make Parti,
ton o. said lands, winch was ordered
BY the Court at the November Term.
lS4S' has been duly and legally publish.
Cd and no objection having been made
TO the appointment Of said Commission
ers; It is therefore ordered thu sal
Montgomery, Alsworth and Frizzell. BID
appointed commissioners to make SAID
Partition according to the requirements
OF the Statute in such cases made and
provided; and that said commissioners
make partition Of said lands into seven
equal parts or shares, one share 10 John
W ComNort, one share to D1niel ] Com
fort, one, share TO Emily Lewis.
wife Of Ozias Lewis, one share to t)a.
vld 8 Comfort, one share 10 Joseph A.
Comfort, one share 10 RI zlbeth Com
'o't. and u share 10 Kltharin- Com.
ort' and a commission il issued to sai
commissioners, according 10 the Statute
IN such case nude and provided.
J B. HOWGOrT,
January 90, is4s. aO-4t.
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"A LII 'hosh indebted to the firm OF J
= Noonan = Bro, viii please can
and settle thei: notes aud accOuais as
the said firm has been dissolved and
need money q pay oR one Of the part
ner',who aithdtaws from the firm. AL
notes and accounts mot settled by the let
olM"rchs i849. will certainly be hand
10 an officer for r~olipriinn.
]. N00NAN y BROS.
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RANGRRs sALE.

RANGERS SALE.
A s Ranger Of Madison county. / will
"a offer for sale in the town OF Can.
ton, on
Monday, The a6th day Of March, is4s,
the following described strays, to-wit;
Taken up BY Hugh Sanders, a Red
Sorrel Stallion Horse, about 4 years
old, both hind feet white, with a small
star in his forehead, and hip shotten,
about IA hunds high.
Appraised at $4,000.
Taken up b. Levi Wray. a bright
sorrel Horse, about 10 yeara, 10 brands
or marks perceivable.
Appraised at $1,000,
Taken up by r H Gillespie, a brown
Poney, about l2 hands high, no mr. ks
or brands. Appraised ii sla,oO
Parsons having inihpr possession the
above described horses viii bring them
forward On The day ofSale. a
- y W MURRAY, Ranger M d
Febralatyo 3, l843t
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IN MADISON PROBATE COURT.
Mopenber Term, 1913.

By John B Howcort, ESQ, Judge 0
Probate in and Tor the County of Mad
ison, and Slate Of Mississippi.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on sp
~ pIication TO mt by John W. Comforl
and Daniel B. Comfort of said county,
y no claim as heirs of William Comfort,
an undivided part of the following lands
lying and beirg in said county Of Madl-
son, to.wit. m sH5
East, half south east quarter Of sec.
lion So, of township 8 range 2 east west
half Of south west quarter Of section 81
Of township 8. range 8 east. Also south
east quarter of section Ia; north east
quarter an north west quarter Of sec
ZION IS, and north east quarter Of section
S2; east half of section 81 Of township
8, range s east in Scott county. Also
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, 10 divide said lands into equaI shnres
or parts; and unless proper objections
are stated to me at the Term ofsaid Pro-
bate Court TO be held on the ID Monday
of January next, in and for the county
aforesaid,a at the Courthouse in ihetown Of
Canton, the said John Montgomery. An.
drew J Alsworth, and Benz r Ffizell,
will then be appointed Commi5sioG ers D
make partition Of said lands. pursdsnfto
An Act concerning the partition y
lands held by c~opdrceners JOINT tenants
and tenants in common"
Given under my hand this 18th day
or November, A, D. 1848.
j. B. HOWCOTT,
Judge Of Ptobats
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i is now universally conceded, that Rheu
~matism, Gout, Pain or weakness Of the Back
side or Breast, can be cured sooner by the use
Of the " Jew Davld's or Hebrew Plastsr,''
than any other remedy ever known to man
We would advise our friends and others,
who are afflicted with this truly painful mala-
dy, to make immediate use of the Jew Da-
vid's or Hebrew Plaster" as a single trial will
place II beyond the reach OF competition, and
and convince the most incted ulous of it's SUI
perior medical virtues.
See advertisement in another column.
For sale BY
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FINAL

"A 1.-THE next April Term, 1849, of the
FA Honorable Probate Court OF Madi-
son county, Mississippi, the undersigned
Administrator Of John w. Darden, will
present his account for final settlement
at which time aIIpersons inteEestedmay
attend If they tFink proper.
S II DARDEN, Admir-,
March 2, l649. 25-4t
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~ExECUTOR,s NOTICE.

ETTERS Testamentary having
~ been granted to the. unlersignedat
the Febr'ry Term, l840, Of the Probate
Court of Madison county, Mississippi,
on the estate Of Arcadia E, BIantOn decd
all persons indebted to said estate are
notified to come forward and make inn
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.
JOHN MONTGOMERY, Ex'ys
II. n. ANDERSON as,
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RlNAL sE7rIFMENr
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Madison County.

.M6dtson County,
ny the Probate Courto Of said County, At
the February Term. lS49
NllE estate Of Ro. eti J Collins decd
hayiag been reported to, aud de
.cIared BY said Court to b. nsnI vent.
Notice Is hereby given TO all pc sons
having claims against the estate Of said
deceased, to present the same to the IN.
dersigned, on or before the I'd Monday
Of Sept. next, OF their claims will BE-
barred.
By order Of the Court.
J.T CAMERON. CIk.
Canton, Feb. l6. 40. 2s-6m
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Notioe.

Vie Undersigned have purchased
Tho S och OF Goods, Notes and Ac.
cunts Of this late firm 81 Altman d
Co', aud all persons indebt q 10 said
iitm Will settle with them only They
will continue the business Al thu old
stand. sea SOMNFR h "a
March 2, 1919. s5-rr.
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E~xECUToR,s NOTICE.

ETTERsT estameOtary having
been granted to the undersigned
at the February Term, ls49. Of the
Probate Court Of Madison county, Mis-
sissiPpi,on the estate Of VIM H. Slaugh
ter deceased, all pc rsons indebtedto said
estate are notified 10 come forward and
make immediate payment, and those
having claims against said estate, will
preseQtthem legally authenticated With
10 the time prescribed by law OF they
win be forever barred.
JAMES NJ. SLAUGHTER, Ex'r
March 2, ls49. a53 fa9.n 25-et
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GOLLATH.

NNHIs splendid JACK will stand the
~ ensuing season at my stable 6 miles
vest Of Canton on the main road from
Canton to Vicksburg
: 'Ilath Is Young, very large and vel
mus lied. H. will be let to mares bv
the single leap, season or insured as
persons NAV desire, The season will
commence 10Th March, and end 10th
August. FRlLEY JONES.
Canton March 2, l849 25-t
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INsoLvENT NOTICE.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

M an Atuh1 UHNEy1 S8'
IN The matters Of The estate Of JohyB
s0 Forester licensed.
TNHE Said estate having been decIar
~ ed insolvent by the Probate Conri
Of said county. Therefore all persons
hold ng claims against said estate arr
hereby notified to file the the same, pro
hated according 10 law, with the Clerk
Of said Court by the FIRST day Of Janua.
ry.A d. I849. or else they will forever
be barred. R. E. HALFORD, Clerk.
Carthage, May q. l848. 35-6m
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BY the Probate Court Of said County,
august Term, lS48.
Z ME Estate ofSamuel II. Dink ms de
ceased, having been reported IL
and declared by said Court ipsoIvenr
Notice - hereby given 10 all person
having cIaims against The estate Of sni
deceased, to present The same t. she un.
dtrsIgned on or before the list day !,
March next, or their claims win b. lor
ever barr, d. "
BY order ofthe Court.
J''F. CAMERON, Clerk.
Canton, Aogust ls, t84s.. 49-6m
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PRIEsTLY & MOsBY.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison( BY the Probate Court Of said County,
County,S at the January Term, l849.
ME estate Of A. S HUI tchiUson decd,
having beer reported TO, and de-
cIared by SAID Court to be insolvent.
Not &c is hereby given to all persons
having claims against the estate Of said
deceased. TO present the same to the IN
d%ersigned, 0 . or before the Cd Monday
OF August next, or their claims will be
barred. ., ,
By order Of The Court.
J. +. CAMERON, CIR
Canton, January 1854 ls-em
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SALE OF A RUNAWAY NECR RIO
~INsOLvENT notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the UNI
~ dersjgned commissioned Of InsoI.
vency on the estate Of Sarah II. Rawl
lngs, deceased, has made and filed his
on said estate, in the Probate
court oil said county, which will be con
at the March Term, l849 of said
Cou T., unless exceptions arc made at or
before that time. NJ.
J. r. CAMERON, Com
Feb. is, 1919, 234t
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Notice.
Spring Millinery.

WEISS c. NUGENT having re mov
~ ed to the Store formerly occupied
by NJ. Sheldon announces 10 the Indies
of Canton and vicinity, that she is pre-
pared 70 comoeuce her Spring MILNE.
~ and will give particular attention 10
DRESS MAKING il every variety Of
style MantilIas, Visettes, Sacks, and
riding Habits. made to order. Also
STRAW BONNETs cleaned and allel
% TO The newest Fashion.
February IS, 1919. s3--ly