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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06
REMOVAL.

UNHE G,iendsofthe undersigned, and the pub
? 4 lie generally. are respectfully informed that
he has removed his WARE-Ro0M from Broad
Street to Mr., Brazees building, three doors north
Of DR.. Saehses Office. on Columbus Street, and
nearly opposite Mr.. Mayors TaUcrn.
He intends to keep on hand
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06

I.iEUT. f. BEALE, who returns to Cali.
fornia with dispatches, was married at
Chester Pa, on Wednesday, TO Miss Ma.
ry Edwards. and the Philadelphia Bulls-
lin says that he the same day passed on
to New York to take passage in the Fal.
con; his wife accompanying him as far as
Havana.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06

~ Father Matthew, The great Irish
Apostle Of Temperance, has at length
reached our shores There will be will
ling hands and warm hearts to welcome
him.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06
Canal Tolls, &c.

Upon our first page, the reader will find
a table showing the receipts upon the
Ohio Canals during the past two quarters
Of 1S4S and 1s49, BY the comparison
we have the gratifying intelligence. con-
trary to the prevailing notion. of an in.
crease of Revenue from these sources
Tho Journal Of tho 18th inst. contains
an additional table, furnished by the De
par,ment Of State, giving comparative
statement of tolls received during the O.
leven weeks from A?rilin each year.
From April l8iO to June II, l8iD Se68,s04 a
4" . lSl8 june Is l84S .e05,l60 6a
Showing an increase Ill.,. $6a,6si 81
This added 10 the increase during the
first two quarters, exhibits total in
crease, up to juno l7th, of over $40, 600
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06

Bishop Huemgs, having ordered a
collection to DO taken in tho different
churches Of his diocese for the relief of
the Pope, has created quite muss among
the New York Journals, so much so that
he has been compelled 10 appear again in
explanation ofhis first letter. In his sec
ond letter, no says that the funds are in
tended for the immediate supportof the
popo in his present difficulties, and that
,heywere not designed to be used agains'
the cause of Republicanlsm in Italy.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06

WWe have some additional intolli-
gence from California by way oflhe City
Of Mexico. but we place no confidence
in it. and shall not publish it. 1t speaks
Of 'tumuls," "disorters." scarcity of
gold" "cheapness of provisions" and
such like.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06

TGen. Taylor now stands before
the American people seJfconvic'ed
Ha,!-- Eagle. r
The GAINESVILLE Courier thinks ou'
neishbor has had an attack Of the Chol
era and prescribes tho sulphur remedy
Doctor Lyman makes poor physician
A"s,rnigh, jacket" would better become
] his palient.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06

.DLANK DEEDS neatly printed on the
Dbesl Of pspcr, for sale at this Office
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06
w.rhe Martinshurg Gasetle pel

~ The Martinsburg Gasette peril
nenlly remarks: Whenever Locofo-
co prates TO you about violation ofpledg-
es" by Gen. Taylor, ask him how Pres;'
dent who stood pledged 10 nothing" as
they said, before the election, can posi-
bly, be guilty of the chargel
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06
List Of Lettcrs

ID the Post Office at Lancaster,
II Ohio, on the lst day Of July, 1919, which If
not taken out by the LIST OF October next, viii be
sent to the General Post Office as dead letters.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06

the afternoon Of the 7th instant. Their
letter contains the following;
The attack has been resumed On the
same points as yesterday. and the cannon
again thdnders behind Port Sancrazio'
The PallazzoSpada, Pallazza Madannea'
aud the Church Of Santa Sabina ON the
Aventine. already show the effects OF the
enemy's shells, and the damage will M
doubt be lrighlrul before the destructive
labor is over.
The Circassians Victorious
Accounts from Constantinople to the
25th OF May, published in the Morning
Herald, state that intelligence had reach
ed that city of,he Circassiaus having sue
cessfully attacked the Russian army in
the pass of Kamich, while on its march To
proceed to the Dauubian prineipalIIes'
aud put those toops to the route ai'et
Having killed $500 men. The Russians
afieryard rallied and re.oltemPted to ac'
complish the object Of their journey, bul
were again repGsed. with farther los
Iof2OO men. The Russian General, Mes
toroff, then abandoned his mission, an,
Withdrew to Tinis with the reminder O
Ibis army. The CircasSians had. on th'
l7thof April, made an attack on the Rus
sian garrison of SOcha, when the latte
became panic stricken, and mauyof then
] fed. but those whu;were captured wer
slaughtered by he sword. In these en-
gagements the Circassians took l60 guns
together with large quantities ofarmS an
ammunition.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06

C%Tho Cleveland True Democrat
comes to us in new type, aud presents a
very respectable appearance. Messrs,
Vaughn and Turner are determined not
% bo behind their city contemporaries,
and tho mcchsnicalis is now equal to tho
brain work of the paper.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06

[V Tho friends Of Mr. BUCHANAN, It is
said will endoavor to persuade him To be
a candidate for the Gubernatorial chair
We also see il stated that he has made a
donation Of 81 900, To be invested in
city funds for tho purpose of supplying
the destitute with fuel.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06

GRAHAM FOR JULy.-This beautiful
aud excellent number is upon our table,
in no way inferior to any of its predeces.
sors. and in the way Of engravings, fash
ion plates and reading matter supe' ior to
any of its contemporaries. All wishing
a good Magazine, Of the kind, should
send to Gro. II. Graham. Philadelphia.
Terms. So, per year, copies for S..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06

EYA An extensive mining company ha /.
been formed for the purpose of develop
ing the resources Of an immense coal re-
gion situated onthe Virginia side Of the
Potomac. Tho region is said to contain
% 900 acres, tho coal occurs in beds
ranging from two to seventeen feet in
thickness aud il is said to bo Of an excel
lent quality, 1t will also bo less expeu'
sive to work it than most other mines
TIE company, called the Phenix Mining
and Manufacturing Company, was formed
in Philadelphia.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06

VOn the Cd inst. thirty two hundred
emigrants arrived in New York cily'-90O
in one packet.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06
Gate fOrfiSn Ntws.
ARRIVAL OF TME nIBRRNIA'
seven Days Ialcr fIoIll EurOpc.

Insurreoiion in FranoO--Paris Beseiged--
Battle betsNcen the French and Romans
Kossuth declared President Of llungHry"-
Passage OF the Navigation LaAs s--a aiarkets'
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-23

A GREAT SrATE,-Old Massach usotts has
ever taken the lead in what is great, good,
useful and profitable. She establish ed the first
school in the the United States, the first acade-
my, andfrst college She set mp the first press
printed the first book, and the first newspaper.
She planted the first apple tree, caught the first
whole. She coined the first money, and hois-
ted the first national flag. She made the frsr
canal and first railroad. She invented the first
mouse-trap and washing machine, and sent the
first ship to discoveriislands and continents in
the South, She produced the first Philosopher
and made the first pin. She fred the first gun
in the Revolution, and gave " John Buln his
first beating, and put her hand first to the De-
c%laration of independence She invented
" Yankee Doodle and gave a name forever
70 the " Universal Yankee Nations" Truly a
great State. 4
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-23

REVIEW OF AMERICAN TRooPs by A MEXICAN
GENERAL.--Gon Triag reviewed recently he
u. S. troops under Col. Washington, al Cbihua-
hua, which is described in the N. Y, spiritof
the Timesy from whieh we extract; GAS the
General assembled the hill, Brogg's battery
commanded by Lieut.. H. B Judd, fred a sa-
Iute-the ranks were opened and prepared for
reyiew-then closed, as directed by the Gen.
-and his numerous staff, mounted on their
mustangs, g%alloPed off, keeping at q respectful
distance Of seventy Of eighty yards from tae
inc. Then followed q battery and cavalry drill
which sid their eyes good"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-23
PnILtpELpgIA, Feb. NJ. 4 ,. N

A New c oALITto N.-On Friday last, The
Massachusetts Anti-slavery Society-the real
ultra Northern,fre-an -faggot, death-and-disso-
luton philanthrOpists, who go for any measures
no matter how wild and destructive. that will
put an end to slaVery-terminated a Conyen-
ton which they held in Boston at Faneuil
Hall Among their resolutions was one de-
Glaring that " the one great ObiectD by all
wise and patriotic people like themselves is
Z" the immediate dissolution of the American
Union,"-and no doubt, for the obvious rea-
son that nothing but the American Union
the united strength and majesty Of the whole
p~eople~-sustains the institution theR,
SO fiercely denounce. Butthis IL is not ali.
there was another resolution still more ex-
quisite Than the other, il which these wor-
thies extend the hand Of brotherhood To- Mr..
Calhoun, accepting him as an important and
devoted anxiliaryin the CORD cause Of disun-
ion, and.commendlng the g earneslness, intre.
pidity, consi stency and selesacnice,D With
which he addresses himself to theglorious pur-
pose Of demolishing the nation.
UL|
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-23

Nh BERRIEN's ADDREss,-We thought Of
giving q portion Of this Address this week, but
as I'll Of our readers wiIlhaYe probably seen il
before our paper will reach them, we e%onten,
Ourself with giving them an article from
the Southron, headed " Southern Address
all Of which we fully endorse. From an
article taken from ithe9V, Wing it will be
seen taat some very material alterations wert
made in Mr1C nlhoun's address, previous to id
publication, and every unprejudiced mind viii
be satisfied that John G. Calhoun is not III,
man for me emergency.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-23

FHE WEATHER From last Thursday up to
TUESDAY Of this eek wouldhaye done credit to
che North. The Oldest inhabitants have no
Eecolleciion Of such a spell Of weather. From
the Ccncordiu Iutelligencer we learn that thew
MAD sufficient snow to acc ommodate the iuven.
lies with q good snow b%alling. We should
not nave cared for the cold could we have had
our share Of The snow. Now Thursday even
ing) i e summer again. There was also SNOW
and hailin New orleans.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-23

FIRE IL JAcKsoN-On Friday morning last
about one O'Clock, a fire broke out in the Tin
Shop Of Messrs, Coats, on State Street, which
consumed seven buildings besides the Livery
Stable Of VIM. Borman The buildings be-
longed to Messrs Graves g. Virden. Graves &
Boyd, and Dick & Hill. Loss estimated al
S9O00.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-23
Later from California.

The Louisville Courier of the l4th has the
the following teIegraphic despatch conveying
intelligence later than any yet received, from
California:
PnILiDELPHlA, Feb. 10, 4P. NJ.
The Washington Union publishes a letter
DATED San Francisco, Christmas day; which
says there is a desperate state Of affairs exist
ing in California. Murders and robberies are
hourly occurrences-twenty murders were per-
petrated in six day. The people are preparing
to organize a provisional government, in or
der to stop Outrages. The revenue laws are
enforced, and will yield the FIRST year about
$4,000. The inhabitants oppose this. The
mines continue to prove abuudantly produce
tive.
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slavery.

IA Az -. EM WN.HMa ##L.M.
i"e meeting called to agitate this matte
osa,s On on Monday last. and it's official BRO
eoeoings viii be found in our paper. Although
'nsfe was 2 large number Of citizens from M
country IN town, bns few OF them, or of The
towns people, took any part in the meeting.
eieafly ]ssincing that the meeting had not been
called Tor BY The people, as We said ii or
last paper, or, that there was some otba,
cause which rendered it unsatisfactory n
them Some Of those present. wa prassmo
conceiying thai some action wusproper, and Be
ing unwilling that the act OF 40 small a portion
Of our citizens should go forth to ths world i
NE "A preston Of the We've Of the goodpeoulo
otthisCoanty. proposed and carried resolution,
iora iu'ure meeting to be held on the Frs
Monday IN April next. Al that time we nrqs
eyeFg one q be present, as the action then
taken viii be considered abroad as the full shd
deliberate expression Of the opinions Of o.
c%itizens.
~ justice to some Of those with whom va
have eengsFsed, we will say that il was no
Their intention, in giving notice Of resolutions
= @ offered, to consider the meeting as
bound - uct upon those resolutions only
Ihsy only offer them as their eli
preston q %opipisn, having every other citizen
whether present y that meeting Il not, III,
same right e 0tier his views ii the Fntur,
asstng Although he Official record i vet,
long Thy no means gives afui account oF Il,
proceedings Several other matters \ era 81 NJ
hpoa which are not mentioned ana which u
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-23

FoR CoN4Ress. Nothing Of interest has oc-
Cured. The votes for President were counted
di the l4rh, and q. Taylor declared elected,
The river was still rising at Nicksburg on
Thursday and had brokc en- over The Levee oppo-
site and also above and below Rivers above
falling E
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-23

We sec that Major Bradford is proposed BY
many Of the papers in this State as Governor of
California. We have no doubt that he is as
well qualified as any person in the whole coun-
cry, to controlthe wild elements now collecting
in that land Of gold, or golden dreams, and
tina, bic apPointmsntbyold lack vii! give gen.
erol aatIpfacti0ns
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-23

rofbeaF Is report. as we areials satisfied wih
tbe resaltoit ha meeting. Alive wished was
q lair notice . the people aud lime lori th en-
10 reflects before acting This We haYs ob@iaed
We tender our thanks to Messrs. Upper
and Garrett Tor their voluntary, manly and
aaeoesslsl dsieaees OF the absent b~eGUrels self
constituted petty jury.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-23

Major and Mrs. Bliss and Mrs. Taylor, &C.
comPanied by Major end Mrs. Hunter, arrived
at Savannah on the 9th instant, in thecars from
Macon, and proceeded Immediately on to
Charleston by the steamboat,-N, o. BuHe-
in, a4
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-23

The Kentucky lltuss Of representatives, by
an almost unanimous vote, have passed a res
.olutiou strongly %eoudemnatory Of emaneiPa-
ton. From this fact the Yuzoo Demo-
otat thinks there is no necessity for a called
session Of our Legislature. The Washington
Union thinks The Territorial Question will be
settled b Donglass' California bill California
to beeone.a State and New Mexico a Terri
tory.
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~
NOTICE is hereby gwen "
~ Undersigned conmls'0,s
solvency on the estate q
Matthews, deceased, has mace Y
his report on said estate = v
court Of said county, which w 4
-frmed at the March Term y
court, unless exceptions al' nA'
before that time ,,ssMI
Feb. 16. l849 10
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-23

We return our thanks / othe Hon. P. w
Tompkins for . copy Of the Presidents Mes
cage and accompanying reports; also for other
valuable papers and documents
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-23

NoTIcE 1.-The subscription list for building
the Caution Male Academy is in my hands for
collection, Subscribers will save cost by call
ing soag J. h. MITCHELL,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-23

FoR C~ALiFoRaiA.-The Lexington miss
Advertiser ofthe 10Th instant says that a COM
panyo Of thirty would leave Richland for Cali
fOrnia on the 9Th inst. They go by way Of
Corpus Christi. The Lexington company were
10 leave last Monday.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-23

A Telegraphie despatch says that Judge
Mclean, has been nominated by the wing
caucus, for U. SsSenator from Ohio.
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is now lniver,0ll,
Goas Pain !. aoaesia
81 the he ( ... can I be cpts5
'h9 n, any ether remsS, q H,t
We would advise Y. 'Ist M
who are Afflicted wilb O ", iasla
dys to make imm" "iia @'s luly
yId's or Hebrew PIas.ersu 9's q
place it beyond t6e rs.. g ss
and Convince the ma ,saea q ca,
penof medical yiitne. lQslsdu
For sale by 'ao'ai
PRIEsTLy8,.l
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-23

GEN. TAYLOR AT | oUIsv1LB The Gene
raj arrived at New Albany, Indiana, on Sun
day morning the llih inst, After a warm and
ceremonlOus reception at that place, he was
conveyed to Louisville, where, according to
the Journal, his reception was the most enthu-
siastic character. AS the General approached
the landing the Journal says ''the scene was
beautiful beyond descriPtion-the Louisville
wharf for three or four hundred yards filled
with a mass Of people, swaying to and fro, and
every face beamihg, and the three boats Dan.
lei Boone, Ocean Wave and Courtland) NOV
ing mujestically over the falls. The day was
like Spring, and the faces of the dense, dark
masseson the shore cleaned like mirrors in the
sunlight"-V, Whig
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-23

MASONIC EXPULSION. = At the request 81
nUsl' Lodge, No. 49, A. Y. Musons, we pub.
nsn 'ae expulsion of DR.. OPP. Alsxonasr
TIN 'aa' Lodge, for ungontlemanIy, gross,
n'0kso, immoral and unmasoaic conduct. The
y, ieiandsstinely fed tolparts unknown
lie had better mind his P,s & o..
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EvEcUTOR's NOTICE

n ETTERs Tsslansn's!
~ been granted e ths w
the Febr'ry Term, l84O p wv M.
Court of Madison county Y 'ul..al'
all persons indebted g 'a v, N
notified to come forward aa1
mediate payment and y siT
claims against said esla l,,i M vit
them legally authenil'a'. !. INV
time prescribed by lew = w
forever barred .,IaauERI !
JOHN M0NIgNnFPSf
=, r. ASVnAS
Feb. IS, !849.
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THE STATE OF MisSISaPl
@NJ,J;,A rmn,A,

FIGGlS0A J0ialg.
By the Probate Coutto 81 said Chi
the February Tenn 1914
estate of RoAett ! Collin,
having been reported 70,
clared by said Court 70 be
Notice is hereby given ii
having claims against he atlA
deceased, to present the same y
dersigned, on or before lhs aS.
Of Sept. next, or their claims 7
barred.
By order of the Court.
]. II. CAMERON
Canton, Feb. l6, 49, "
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-23

hoLDENs' DOLLAR MAsAzINE-For February.
nae been received This Magazine contains
q pages q reading matter, both original and
selec'cd' y as good, perhaps better, than that
q most Magazines, and the EDITORS table ia
teal'y equal 70 anything in the county. These
wno wish q good Magazine should subscribe
soon and secure the bpek numbers. Published
o ehatlss W Holden, New York
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-23
Notice..

Notice.
WILL be hired out Oh lb,s
February l849, NipeaI
" Negroes, belonging 10 D. !
Mebane, They are we'll aa
Negroes, and have been il @
cultivating cotton and corn d
county for the last Ten or lwsaI
They will BE- hired owl bV III
by the whole lot--ot scpanevs
be deemed best ut d pdn0
would be preferred, Also 90
and a pair of Work Horses.
GABRIEL c. J0HNSI0
Fcbruary Is l849
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FRlE8TLYa,
RANGERS s.IsF

RANGERS sais
offer for sale & II. s9s
ton, on y 'oN
MonsaH The 26a "a, !,
t the following described T.,
) Taken up by Hapb
SorreI Stallion Ho ss Sa1i'
old, both hind feet v5ils a9o9
star in his forehead, ss3
about "a hands Rig6. u
ToLo. Appraised !
.. TAKEN up by Levi WA
soFreI Horse, about 10 VI, \,
Or marks Perceiyabls '''l'
p. Taken up by Z. IL Gils.
Poney, about l2 hands b,a
or brands. plgA
Persons having in t6eir
above described pos4l
forward on the day ofs'I.m "
Sd W MURPHY. ri.
ebruuary 20, l849, A''g'
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-23

The CooLEsT Man Observation-Disclosures of
a man the other day who while the California
fever was at itsheight. very gravely and DELHI
erately promulgated his sentiments somewhat
in this wise; "lf | was a poor man without
a family, and didn't own any house Or a spot
Of land and had no business, and Was without
a cent in the world, and never expected 10
have any, and no father, nor mother, nor sister
nor brother-I wouldn't go to California!p-
He may be considered as in no danger If catch
ing the infection.-Sslem Register.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-23
!, Piano Forte.

HTls$ {. NuGE SSii'lI Rs1'I,
= ~ ed 70 the Store (ornsa,
by \ Mr.. Sheldon announces
Of o Canton and vicinity lSal
pared TO commence e, So,ia !.
nv and will give particular '1aI
DRESS MAKING ii e,s,r ~, !,
styie ManliIlas, yisetio,,
Riding Habits, made 4 II, N
STRAW BONNETS cIeaD al !,
ed to the nowest Fashion.
February Is, l84s.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-23

WYE are authorized to announce JOHN B.
wv HOWC0TT as a candidate for %re-elec-
ion 10 the Office Of Probate Judge.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-23

ETTE arc authorized to announce HENRY
wv r.. COULTER as a candidate for r e
election tosthe Office Of Circuit Clerk.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-23
COMMERCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS, FEBRUARY tG, 1s4o.

XNTe are authorized to announce VIM. S.
wv BAILEY asa Candidate for r~e-elec-
ton to the oficeof Sheriffof this County.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-23

VNTe are authorized 10 announce JOHN f..
wv CAMERON as a candidate for ~re-elec-
lion to the Office Of Probate CLERK.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-23
,NsoLyENT EOEACh'

AA.LAN
Nm N I~NsobVENr soA ,s.t
NoTICE is hereby gl sa.r
IN dersigned commlSs ss,sh 4
vency on the estate q 1.a ~ snj
ings, deceased, has paSS IN NJ
report on said estate ,sh;eb rB
frmed at the March lsE ~ na
Couft, unless exceptions
before that time o.MER0N 7
OF 90. -
Feb.915, l84s.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-23

DHp-In Jackson on the 18th inst DR.. VIM R.
Gist.
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Messrs. r. MoRRlS& TO-, General Agents
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s1hoye that dance must pay the dddler''
4. .nrAsr wil we anuouueeth Inc name of a
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