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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-13
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Dated Goth April, lSi9. 81 MARSHALL. Chief Cashier
Markets.

Markets.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, April q, 1s4q-Two O'Clock
M.-There has been addition this morning to the
amount Of business which has been transacted in Pub
lie Securities. the extent being pretty much the same
that which has prevailed during the previous days
of the current week Consols have been done at 92h
and 02 for the account and 92a and 92 for present
payment indicating that the opinion held as TO the u
ture is not very encouraging to the spectators The
Three per Cents Reduced were done at 9OH q. the
Three land a. Quarter per Cents e1se q, Bank Stock
dia Bonds 70 6S pm. A good deal Of business In small
amounts has been done in Foreign Securities and the
state the account has in instances operated in
efectng slight change in some of the prices Next
Bonds have been done from 3I& to 321s with the
coupons, and 2eai with the coupons detached. Peru
red $50, ECUADOR 1, Brazil Old 7o&i New Ditto 49, Por
tugucse -Four per Cents 2sa,, Spanish Five per Cents
IFS, Dutch Twoanda Half per Cents 5oa z and the
the Railway Share Market has been much affected by
the results of the investigations which have recently
been made and prices generally are lower in conse-
quence Of the publication Of the report relative to the
Eastern Counties Railway.
QUARTER BEFORE THaEE,-Copsols for Account. a2,,,
HAvny ApnIL 2-Corros- AS we prognosticated in
our circular of the 18th inst, by America, the decline
continued to encourage purchasers to large extent,
until Thursday last and idlnct receive on that
day the expected advices Of the 4th inst Canada
market became very dull and heavy, and sales did
not exceed 1000 bales per diem for the rest of the
week On Sunday these advices reached US, announc-
ing only ships loading for port, with slight
fall in prices cOunterbalanccd by the rise in freights
and continued difficulty Of negotiation: and as they
favOrably interpreted Notwithstanding the Liver
pool circular received that day announcing fall Of i'd
in consequence of the complicated state of affairs in
Germany, which paralyses the trade in Manchester;
and Notwithstanding, also the considerable receipts
in the different ports Of the United States which reach
already 100000 bales market did not lose ground
and the smallness Of stock added to the certain
ty Of tring supplies for some time to come, has pro-
duced activity, purchases for consumption being
regular The sales Monday reached 1000 bales with
stender prices and yesterday again o5l bales changed
hands at prices which denote Improvement of
last weeks quotations The sales week reach about
i receipts,
II 3iS bales. leaving with stock of "a 135 bales
as per statement foot The following the sales
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NINE Tons OF PAPER I'VE can assure our rea-
ders, tina, during the week which has just closed,
we used in this establishment nine tons weight Of
printing paper, by actual measurement. This
may seem incredible, but it is solemn fact II will
be recollectcd that we published several double
| sheets within tina, period.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP TENvEssgE.-Thc
steamship Tennessee, Capt. Collins, arrived last
evening from Savannah, in very short passage,
bringing us papers one day in advance OF the mail,
for which we are obliged TO Cupt. G.
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snpreme Court--sencraI Term.

Present Justices Jones, Edmonds and Edwards.
MAJ 1.-THE court opened this morning, and the
argument Of Eo - proceeded with II will not be
concluded bCfo:e hpplay
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The Bank Of England.
An account pursuant TO the Act Tth and 8th Victoria
cap. 81, for the week ending April 81
DEPARTMENT..
Notes issued CT Cg6e5 Government Dcbt ell Ol5 100
Other securities. 1854, 100
Gold Coin and bull
iion........ l34sO5s
Silver Bullion. -. 81, 500
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Course nj Exchange In Europe.

Course OF Exchange In Europe.
HAMBuR0H, APRu "a 1870
Amsterdam. g months $50 stivers for 2 ?.
Paris LIB 1S0 cents for ! p.
London lae.aa m1 snneo s for si' str
Genoa ...3 1907 cents for fi.
Levborn ~ 24l \ lire for 800 mares banco
PaRIs Arm %
Amsterdam 3 months 2ooA cents for form.
Hamburg. 1Sl cents for p. bancO.
London. e. % 90 frs. and cts for CT stg
Genoa. $50. e7h cents for Ira nuova
Leghorn cents for lire.
AMSTERDAM, APRm ~.
Paris 2 months 56ss grotes for 3 francs.
Hamburg. 3i7S do for D.
London. 1l.l9 fs. and stivers for El stg.
Genoa. Al cents of Gs for Ira nuova
Lonpon, Arm 27
Rotterdam. i32h frs and stivers for fl stg.
Antwerp. 25.72k francs and cts. for do
Hamburg. 1912 mares and shll. b. do.
Paris. ..... 2562k francs and cents de-
Lisbon. -. GO DIS So pence stg for milrea.
Conn, q mos or ca lire and cents for
Leghorn. .. $3.50 lire for EI stg
BrlLIoN OUNCE.
Cold standard. .......,.... II
South American dollars. 49,. a 10H)
Snnu r;I ''"''' DO "''''' 1000 weigh
Span;sh do,noor w. 1850 7en ing about
pi u" S, a. - '0's 868 OF.
Popayan do. '''''' ~
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THE TRAGEDY in ASTOR PLACE.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.

The Inquest on the Dead Bodies.
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The Foreign News.

New York. Sunday. May Ii. vs4S.
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Robert Procter's Circular.

LIvERr Dol, April u, IS49,
There has been large arrival OF vessels from Ame
lea the last two days and they bring upwards o34 0S2
quarters Of Indian corn but not much Of any other
rticlc of the corn trade.
At 10. days market there good consumptive de-
Mand for wheat and -four and fully the prices Of Tues
cay were obtained Oats and oatmeal met slow sale,
snd rather easier TO buy Barley beans and peas
without change OF value and in limited request.
There fair sale for Indian at decline since
tuesday OF is to Is. Cd per quarter White corn was
selling at 30s Cd to 3ls up to 2s to 32s Cd per $50
hs for
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Cotton Shed.

HNIlE undersigned have taken for tern
y Of years, the Cotton Shed known as
the Bowle's Bluf Cotton Shed, one mile
below the Mouth OF Tippch, in Lafayette
county, Mss, and will promptly attend L
receiving aud forwarding al Cotton ond
Goods or other articles that may be en-
trusted to their care, They will also. be
engaged during the boating season, in buii.
ding Flat Boats for the purpose Of shipping
Cotton TO New Orleans. They hope by
strict attention 70 business, to merit the
! atronage ofthe public.
JESSE TIMER, g. SONS,
October II, lSiS,-29-3m
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jackson Book Rindery,

AND BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
ESLANK Books for courts, public Offices
- &C., made to order, in the best and
most durable style.
Book binding in all lis branches. also,
done and warranted in style and workman
ship. Also on hand and for sale number
of articles consisting &C Stationery. The
patronage Of the public is respectfully So.
IIciIed. M. L. JULlENNE, cc.
Successor Of Rch'd Edward g. Coz
0~rBindery at the old stand, two door
from the post office.
April III l2-lf.
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which vote shall be taken by the sheriff
or other proper officer, under such rules
and regulations as said convention shall
prescribe; and the proper officer so con-
Quoting the election for the adoption oisaid
proposed constitution, shall make a fair
and full Tetern of tlIstt votes pplled for and
against such proposed constitution, to the
Secretary OF State, as is now required by
law in relation 10 the election Of the Gov
ernor.
/ Sec. z. BE i-farther enacted, That the
Secretary of State shall, ON the first Mon
day of October, 1850, make returns OF all
the votes that may be in his office, to the
Governor of the state, who, taereupOn,
shall Immediately submit the si.me to the
Auditor of Public Accounts, the State
Treasurer and Secretary ofState, and shall
proceed to open and count the same; and It
il shall appear that a majority of the votes
so taken and returned, shall he in favor Of
the proposed constitution, the Governor
shall issue his proclamation, requirin : the
shertls, or other proper officer, TO hold
elections for members of the legislature,
who shall be elected in accordance with
the present appoItionment, with authority
to give the proposed and newly adopted
constitution validity and effect: PrOrided,
that informality in the returns of the votes
shall not vitlate such polls, ifthey shall
fairly set forth the proceedings had in con-
Quoting such election: and prOrided fur
iher, that if any returns from any Of the
counties shall not be made to the Secreta-
~ OF State, in any Of the elections held UNI
der the provisions Of this act, within
days after the holding of such election, the
Governor shall, by special messenger, call
ON the proper officer for transcript of the
polls, which may be by him retained
which transcript. or a certified COPY there
of, shall be considered valid.
Sec. s. BE IL turihfr enacted, That at
the general election held on the first Mon
day and day following, in November, 1910,
il shall be he duty managers oithe cleo. ;
ton, at each precinct in every county in
this state, to ask of each and every voter !
whether he is iniavor of or against the (
said convention, and the votes for and a. {
gainst the same shall be taken and return. c
ed, as is provided for in this act. c
JOHN ]. McRAE, d
Speaker Of the House of Representatives. I
DABNEY LlPSCOMB, t
President of the Senate. g
Approved, March 3, Is4s. |
JOSEPH w. MATTHEWS. b
The Southern, Jackson; Democrat, Co. L
umbus; Organizer, Oxford; Free Trader, I
[alchez; and Eastern Clarion, Paulding; o
will publish the above once a month, until v
1rbid, for which they will be paid the same oil
a ies nllnnnh lie Sfain prinier hv law "
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THE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
or THE sTATE 81 MIssIsslPPI.

OF THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI.
THlS Company, incorporated by an act
n Of the Legislature at lis last session,
has been ofgahlzed under said act, and is
now ready to effect assurances on lives,
upon like terms with these adopted by the
best and soundest northern companies in
insurlng Northern persons. When north.
ern compan ios insure the lives Of Southern
citizens lheyi nyariably add one half or one
haifor one per cent. to the regular rates.
Our table Of rates is as follows. The pre-
MUM to be paid by the insurer may be
paid quarterly, half-yearly, or annually.
Rates of premium TOR insuring One Hun.
dred Dollars on Single life.
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Medical COparlncrship.
nRS. GnNKEY L TH0MPSON

HAVING associated themselves in their
prolession, respectfully tender their
services TO the public; and from the eTper-
lance Of the former of more than twenty
years practice; and that oft latter, in
practical Surgery while in the Army Of
Occupation in Mexico, hope to merit a
Continuance of the confidence and patron.
age cfthe community. The services OF
both can be had withou. extra charge, q
LP0fiice the West side side Of the pub.
lie sqnare.
OxFoRD. Miss, Jan. 10. 1919 -39-Gm.
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To COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
PLANTERS.
CHARLES C. CANE,
20 MAGAZINE STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.


IMPORTER and Dealer in all kinds OF
Foreign and Domestic
HARD WARE AND CUTLERY,
is now receiving from the European
and American Manufactures a large and
Extensive assortment ia the Hardware line,
which he offers al as low prices as can be
purchased in any part ofthe United States.
Coutry Merchants are requested to call and
examine my stock, as | shall be prepared
to sell low. beng satisfied with small profits,
and quick sales; the facility with which
Country Merchants can obtain supp is from
New Orleans makes It easier and cheaper,
not being compelled TO wait tor their goods:
thereby saving the loss. Of interest, on
heavy socks of goods my stock is al selec-
ted from the manufactures Of the latest
sly les, making my stock on hand of the
largest in the United States.
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fl N'eIC Candidate
I'm the Field.

THE Undersigned beg leave to inform
- the Ladies and Gentlemen of Oxford
and vicinity. that they have re.opened their
STORE, and having just received new
and fall supply Of
Fall and Winter Goods.
They are now fairly in the field as candid
ates for seliingGoods, begging the patron.
&c Ofthe citizens Of Oxford and vicinity
without distinction Of Party.
Their Stock consists in part Of
Dry Goods, a full assortment Of
Ready Made CLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS SHOES ami BOOTS.
HARD WARE, QUEENS WARE
SADDLERY, &c. &c,
Their Principles will be 70 tsko slight
advances on cost aud sell for CASH only.
Please give us call and you will Ger.
Iainly be satisfied with our Goods as well
IS with our terms.
ROGGENBURGER g. BRO.
Oct. 2S, lS4S.-3l-G
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BY AUTHORITY.
EXECUTIVE CHAMRR, !

JACKSON, Mr., March 25th, l94S.
In obedience TO an act Of the Legisla.
tue Of the State Of Mississippi, approved
March 3rd, A.. D., is1H; /. JosEPH w.
MATTHEWS, Governor, &c, do hereby
publish and make known the following
''act to take the sense OF the people of the
State Of Mississippi, on the prOpriety Of
calling a convention TO amend the consti-
ft,fion of tho Cfata -
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THE WEEKLY CRESCENT.
PUBLISHED
Every SatBrday rVeniDg
At No. o5 81. Charles street Ner O,rean,

AT No. % 81. Charles street Nec Orleans.
BY HAYES, MCCLURE & Co.
The publishers Of the Daily Crescent
have just issued Weekly Paper ofthe
largest size, printed in beautiful style, for
circulation in the country. The Weekly
Crescent will contain the News of the Day,
Orgiona Articles upon all subjects of gen.
eral interest and moro particularly upon
those in which the people Of the South and
West are more Immediately concerned
Crlgional AID Selected Sketches. Tales.
Anecdotes, etc, aud Prize Current
carefully corrected up 10 the hour Of
publication. II will be a paper useful to
all classes, and especially adapted 10 mer.
chants, mechanics, plascrs and families
In It's political character II is ia the largest
sense ofhe word, Independent, taking no
PaIt IN mere party struggles, but aiming to
inform aud instruct the people upon all the
greal questions which arise Affecting the
internal welfare or foreign relations Of the
country.
The paper will he furnished to Single
Subscribers at Three D,llars per year; to
Clubs OF Four o. more, directed to the
same POst.oiiice, at Two Dollars and Fifty
Gents year. Pustmssters aud others who
may act as Agent, and send orders, paid.
for ten copies, will receive one cops IN nd.
diiion for their compensation. PAYABLE
IN ALL CASES IN ADVANCE. Single papers
or packages, IN wrappers, can be had at
the office Of publication.
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mAKEN UP BY Samuel Simpson living
q 8 miles norih Of Oxford enc bay fuy,
supposed 70 be years Cd; has 0 While
spot On her forehead; sbsut "a bands high
40 oihsr msrks o. bssndt, appraised 70
s. 81.
4 WoLVERToE. CR,sE.
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Book Bindery,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY

And Stationery Establishment,
AT NATCHRz.
II lCIIARD EDWARD takes this occa.
- sion to notify his friends, old cuslo.
mers and the public generally, that having
disposed of his interest in the branch Of h,s
establishment held at jackson, Of the firm .
r. Edward g. Co, he IS prepared at his es.
tablishmsnt in Natchez, to make TO orde,
and in superior style, Blank Books 70,
courts, public Offices, mercantile houses
&c..&c. Also, TO render entire satisfaction
in all and every branch of Book Binde,v
An excellent lot Of Stationery also ON hand
Old books carefully rebound.
0S-Al orders from any section Of e9un.
Try promptly attended 10.
N. b. Establishment at the old st1nd.
Main street, Natchez, Miss.
April ll--l9--tf.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed Administrator d the Estate o.
@. B. GoOdsin deceased, has fled bis pc.
tltion in the Probate Court Of Lafayette
County, State Of Mississippi, Cor final ct.
Element of h's administration, and viii a.
The February Tenn Of ssd Cur, present
an Account ofhs administrator Tor allow
ancs with commissions, and apply for f.
nsl keaTing or said acraunL
JbMES STOCkARD, Admir-.
n q. B. Gaoduin. deceased
De-. ~. lS4S.-no 5s-SL
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IMPORTANT NATIONAL
WORK.
In Press, a New and EnlarCcd Edition o
PRESIDENTS MESSAGES,

In Press, a New and Enlarced Edition o
PRESIDENTS MESSAGES,
In handsome yolgrles cclayo-tho who'e
collected from the official Documents, ),
Z. WILLIAMS ESQ
/ I. The Addresses and Messages Of the
Presidents Of the Uni'ei States, form
Washington to Polk, with a copious anal
ytical index to the same, o subjects names
and dates.
2 An sccount OF inc Immigration Of each
President. md hiief notice OF the priaci-
pie political events OF his Administered.
3 A Biogra Lieai sketch Of each Pfssi-
dent.
4 Articles OF confederation. with briei
history tho events and circumstances
which lci 20 a union Of the States aud the
formation Of the Constitution.
5 Constitution Of the Unued States, with
notes and references.
GA synopsis ofths constitutions Of the
several States.
IA Chronological table Of historical
events in the United States,
3 Tables Of the Members o the Cabinet
of the various Administrations. Minister
10 foreign counuies anl Other principal Of.
fcers.
D Statistical tables Of commerce and pop.
nlaiiOn.
10 with portraits II the Presidents and
Seats Of the 20 States.
The work is indispensable 10 ihe'Amer-
lean Statesman. and every lover Il bic
country, forming rs il DOES an uubroken
link cfthe history ofthis great Republic.
Wanted IN every town and village in
the United States, responsible men 10 pro-
cure subscribers aud engage 10 the sales
of the above work, 70 whom a very liberal
PeFcentage vii be allowed,
Couniry newspapers copying he whole
Of this advertisement and giving ID SIX IN.
SIDE Insertions shall Be entitled 10 a copy
ofthe above works, al who may comply
with TIE above terms will please send
copy ofthe paper each tine Of insertion 70 /
he pablisher.
Address +. WALKER.
ia. FELTON, Ct. New York.
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Paddy's Bluff:

ENllE Proprietor of this eliga-
N bic point on the Tallahatchie
River, takes pleasure in inform
ln6 his patrons and the public
generally, that he is now prepar-
ed to shea FIFTEEN HUNDRED
Bales Cotton, and will store and
ship for ~ I'D cents per bale.
lie has also, n safe and commo-
dious Ware House for receiving
and storing Groceries, &c.
PAT. CAUGHLIN.
Dec. 7, lS4S.-33-tf.
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TERMS

Two dollars and ffiy ceutsin advance
Three dollars II paid within six months,
and Three dollars and fifty cents, If par
meni Be delayed until the expiration az the
year. No subscription taken for lees has
siS months, and no paper discontinued M
Ill al arrcarages are paid, unless a. che
option Of The PropTieiOTs.
ADVERTISING.
For every ten lines or less. enc insertioa
81 90; cor each coHfinuancc 50 cents.
For yearly advertisements ven liberal
Deduction win be made. Articles Of
personal nature never admitted. ~
OF For announcing candidates CO.. Sints
o. Disirici Offices ten Ger county ofhcsf
Eve dollars
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TAKEN UP BY DAVID Craig
lFing miles from O1iord, On
k-H The Coaeevills road, one trighl
0M by mare Mule, rblut a hand.
$500 high. n years old last may.
No marks or brands PsrseiTabs; appraised
% 5000.
a. wOLvERTON,
jar. - $3.50. RasFsF
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N10tGG4'&.

IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
A MONG the many discoveries which
a are adding in the blessings Of the pro.
sent generation, the undersigned confident.
ly assures The public that he has dIscov-
cred remedy for that dreadful disease
cnllnh
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-14

EOUND--Oa TIE Memlihu road, be
y ircen Oxford ard Cockrum's cross
Foads, a, Prouissory Note Cor So 50 cts. +,
which The owner can have at this oiiice, By
proving properly tni paying for this Cd
veriIsemtni
Oxford. March l7ih. Isfo.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-14

ENINAL SETrLEMENT-No,ice is
- hereby given that the undersigned
Adrinsrumr Of The estate u Joseph
Duke, deed, has filed his petition in the
Probitc Court Of Lahyclie county, Ma
sissippi, for Final Settlement e his Ad.
minisiraiion, and viii, ~ the term oi
said & uri, 70 be held
On he Third MOn9ry n May aeyf,
.tsent an Account Of his administration
.ar allowance with commss ons, and hp.
ply lor inai hearing Of said accnuni. -
JAMES GIDEON, Admir-.
February 26th, 1870. al
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Gam II .


Hitherto deemed incurablc. The origin
of the remedy was in his own case, V hich
almost against hope, he su caeded in cur
ing, afler many lritls of other remedies
/ without success. He has been using the
same remedy now Tor seven years, aud in
all cases successfully whele application
, was made in time. He considers it inju,
dcous, perhaps improper, 10 boast of his
treatment, OF to make promises beyond any
possible performance, for there are cases
so far gone MS 10 be incurable; tut he in,
yites the afflicted to consult him, and if he
shall satisfy them of his ability TO make
cures, they can then try bis remedy.
Al persons who apply ia person or By
written description Of their case giving lis
size, location, age, general health and hab.
its, together with the remedies that have
been used, may expect candid answers as
TO the result of their cases.
It counot be too forcibly impressed Oh
those afflicted with Cancer, 90 make early
application as delay is dangerous, and pro.
longs the cure.
CANCERS OF THE TONGUE
have aud can be successfully treated with
this remedy. lie will be in Columbus
until the first Of June, where
those who are all cled may see the nu-
merous testimonials and certificates 10 at
test the efficacy and efficiency Of his node
Of treating every variety and description
Of CANCER.
All letters Ost paid, viii receive imme-
date attention
DR. BURNHAM SHEPARD.
Office at The Columbus Hole.
Dec. 30, ls4S-36-3p.
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New Store.

THHIiE undersigned having purchased the
interest Of J. q. Gibbs, viii cpattp0e
70 do business at the old stand, and expects
to add 10 his present stock Of Goods in q
Short time, he promises TO sell goods as
low as any other house in town. There.
fore, be- expects a continuance Ofthe lber>
eIal patronage extended the firm Of s. g.
q. punotual and Cash purchasers are
particularly invited 70 call.
w. II. SMlTHER.
Oxford. Jan. /, 1s4g.-37-G,
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EXECuToR.i NOTICE.

"HEREAS, Letters Ieslameniar,
W Of the last will and testament o
Michael Watson, deceased, were granted
10 the uu lcrsigned at the last September
term Of the Probate Court Of lafayette
county, Mississippi. Now all persons
having claims against the estate Of sale
testaior, are hereby required 10 present the
same wilein the time prescribed by law, OF
they win be barred. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested TO make imne.
date payment
JOHN ~. WATSON,
ID. A. WATSON,
Eroeuiors
Dec. 80, ls4s.-36-6w