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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-01-31
Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81, lS49.
The Southern Committee, last night, adopted
the address OF Mr.. Calhoun, as amended by
Mr.. Berrien and others. 1t is now all address
to the Union, and not to particular section OF
the country, and in its presen, tone quite unob.
iectionahle. Instead Of appealing to the fears
of the North, it appeals to their Pairo'isIn-a
quality which, it is to he hoped, is more largely
devcloped ia Americans than that most despica
bic of all incentives to action--fear.,
Mild as the address is, il is still doubtful
whether il will be generally signed; | am OF
opinion that it will not, Maryland, Delaware,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Florida, (as far as she
has spoken in her late elections, and last.
though not least in the consideration Of the
Union, Teras have expressed their dissatisfac.
ton with all ultra measures. If they now,
through their Representatives here, adhere to
the address, it will only be because of its mo
deration, which, of course, defeats the ullerior
object-if such alone existed--of the trainers
of the first address. The whole exparte move.
ment may be looked upon as a signal failure.
Mr.. Calhoun is seriously indisposed but
bis friends believe that be will soon be able to
resume his duties in the Senate.
The late news from California has set every
body crazy here. and railroad schemes again
abound. Ii is clear that that which promises
to be Immediately available will be that which
must receive the most favor. X.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l, ls49.
The address of MIR. Calhoun, modified by
Mr.. Berrien, 10 obviate the objections made in
the Convention Of Monday evening last, was
concurrsd in by the Committee last evening,
unanimously. 1t will be signed, but no, gener-
ally, by Southern members, on Monday eve.
ming, and Immediately issued, in erteaso, to the
phole people of the United States, without
sectional distinction. II embraces, essentially,
the doctrines and declarations of Mr.. Calhoun's
address; but modi6es it, in regard to tho appli.
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The Markets.

We have no change to notice in the price of
cotton since our last. There has been little or no
falling off in the supply. We continue the quota.
tations of last week-5 to 61.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 90.
The cotton maaket was very quiet on Saturday
last, the transactions having been limited to 700
bales, at 81 to 7.
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They pay for drinks in California in Gold dust
A pinch drink. 1t is said practIsed Grog seller
can pinch the purchaser at the rate of 50 per
drink.
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tic. Possessing bond of union superior to othel
or conflicting interests, producing the three great
staples Of trade, Cotton, Rice and Sugar. she could
establish her foreign relations on her own terms
Above all, animated by the spirit of our ancestors
we would be invincibe by any foe, and like them
"conscous of the rectitude of our Intentions" oul
happiness and prosperity as nation could not be
equalled. ...
Perhaps we cannot better close this article than
by the following extracts from northern papers o
recent date
"CoyGREss-Congress has yet done moth.
ing but talk, which, considering its choice o
subject, is the best thirg it possibly could do.-
We hold that the session thus far, inasmuch as
it has been spent in discussing the question oi
slavery, is on the whole, rather the most profit
able one that has occurred Ior many years. 1t
has done something towards bringing affairs 10
crisis. The formation Of the Southern Com.
mittee, is in ITSELF a great step gained. Ac'
cording to the letter writer's at Washington,
that will probably end in talk-uor ct preterea
nihil--as all Southern threats are, if the North
only knew il, and could get over her trick Of he.
ing frightened. And this very meeting may do
much to cure her. 1.-THE South euer means to
do any thing ii is her time NOW. If she fal.
ters at the outset, will she stand steadily at the
shock? And if she trembles and falls back, the
North will Advance, and slavery will be abol-
ished in good time, or the Union dissolved. Il
will then be quite another sort Of ror then
the Dor adAesu taucibus-with the South uhen
The North begins to threaten disunion.
This only equaled by the following, from the
Philadelphia Ledger:
SOUTHERN FoLLY.-We laugh reluctantly,
but we must laugh at the position assumed re.
Gently by the South. lfthey are wrong, they
are in all things wrong. Does the South dare
10 think that we fear it? Does It dream that
we Of The ce.born North, have weaker nerves
or more unworthy motives to action, than the
sturdiest of the Southl Ifthis be the issue, let
them look to it. The rivers of our hemisphere
flow 10 the South. The destinies of our world
sought the same direction. All the past has
proved it. Asia has ever been at the foot of
Northern conquerors; and even the we'll ceinen
ted empire of Caesar was bowed down, with all
its honors, before the torrent strength of the
North.
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EGY Virtue Of an order Of the Honor
able Probate Court Of Madison
county, Mississippi. made at the Janua-
ry Term l849 thereoi; | will,
On Saturday, March Sd, lS49,
at Camd.n, in said county. sell 10 the
highest bidder, on a credit Of twelve
months, all the right, title and interest,
eing one fourth, which " ilIIam Nc
CuIIoch deceased, had at the time of his
death, in and to the following lands and
tenements IN said county. viz;
The north half of sec 36,and south half
of section 25, except the south half OF
west half Of south west quarter Of sec
ton 25, all in township IL, range &
east.
Bond and security will be required Of
the purchaser.
MARGARET D. McCULLO H.
Administrative
January l2. 1849. 1920.
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MARsHAI.,s GLE

u s. Circuit Count 10 NAY Tenn, Ie49.
James Dick ct al. vs.. Charles B
Green, and Suret ais. Vendi Exp.
J Dick ct al, vs. Charles B Green et
al ais pls. vend exp
Downer & Co., vs. Charles B Green, ct
a ais vend exp.
Downer q Co, vs.. Charles B Green
ais vend exp.
Ballard Franklin & Co VS. Charlie B
Green, ais. Fl ia.
Officers of court per Ballard Franklin
& c.. vs. Charles B Green. ais pls
fla.
N & J D OK & co., VS. Gre en- ard Sure
ty 9th pls fila.
Ballard Franklin & co. VS. ChorIes B
Green and Surety pIs fila
E-eY virtue Of the above stated urits
NE TO me directed from the honorable
Circuit Court of the United States, for
the Southern District of Mississippi, |
will sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, before the courthouse
door, in the town Of Canton, Madison
county, on the
End Monday, oh day Of April, l849
The following Negroes lo-wit:
Lilly, Causas, Andrew, Apollo, Reason,
Mary Ann and infant, Martha, Esther,
Griffin, Jim Gibbs, Peter Gibbs, Mary
ard her son, Gordon, Brister, Ephraim
Spencer, lin Mad son, Charlotte, Rls.
den, Jesse Burke All n, Peter Stew ems
Venus, Priscilla, David, Martha and
child Emma, Mary and her two chddren,
Dolly and infant, Edy and child, Sabra
and child, Rose, William, Aunt Dolly,
Bill Bell, Matilda and child, Jerry, Judy,
Lilly Bell, Benjamln, Henderson, Lew.
is, Enoch, Richard, Kit, Harry Long.
George Bell, Joseph, Lafayette, Ralph
Robert, Perry, Nelson, Jordeiia, Angus
ia Ann, MahaIo. Sally, Is years Marga
rett, Tom Jones, Richard, infant, Aust +
Apollo infant Leonard, infant Caroline
Eliza, Roxy, Polly, Louisa, Rainey
Martha, infant, Ely, P ggy, Catharine
Minerva, Elizabeth, Gecrgiana SIna
Rosette, Dolly Wallace, Lydia, Sarah
He,on and Sally
Levied on as the property of defend
ant and Will be sold to satisfy the aboy,
stated case and all cost.
II. FLETCHER, Mar8hal,
For the Southern District Of Mississippi
March 9, 1913. 25-t d $
First Printers lee SEA Cd do gel.
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NOTICE.

n ETTERs Testamentary having
~ EEL granted to the undersigned
at the February Term, l849, of the
Probate Court OF Madison county, Mis-
sissippi, on the estate Of VIM H. SIaugh-
ter deceased, all persons indebted TO said
estate are notified 10 come forward and
make immediate payment, and those
having claims against said estate, will
present them legally authenticated with
in the time prescribed by law or they
will be forever barred
JAMES N. SLAUGHTER, Ex'r
March 2, 1s49. 25-6I
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or an order Of the Pr O.
VIl'19c onrt Of Madison county,
b'le mode al the September term
i'slPP i Guardian Of William
! s ,ao5 : and others, sell to the
'a. ! b;djer on a credit of one an
h. o.ou !, The Court. house door Of
years. ears, ! within legal hours, on Mon
'1uo'y Il day Of April, is49, the
l ln' described lands, to wit;
s,n III Of north east quarter, sec
> , "vr 9, range 2 east
S.lc northwest quarter, section
s g bip' 3, range 2 east. ,.,e
s ',h.~Pst quarter, and west hall
', n.s, quarter, section "a, township
' :, S'ic, southwest quarter, section
!, half, southeast quoI'0i
AalC. northeast quarter, section
A.lr. southeast quarter, section
~ northwest quarter, section
Nos. 7 and 8, section 10.
No. 8, section go. ,,,..
.s;d lands will be sold subject to
idow's dover. =,
nd and good security will be re-
oftbe purchaser or purchasers.
DANIEL SUTHERLAND.
Guardian,
.ie 1849 23-3t
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RANGERS SALE.

RANGERS SALE.
A S Ranger Of Madison county. ! will
"a offer for sale in the town Of Can,
ton, on
Monday, the Goth day Of March, 1919,
following described s'rays, to-wit !:
Taken up by Hugh Sanders, a Rec
Stallion Horse, about 4 year
old, both hind feet white, with a smal
star in his forehead, aud hip shotten.
about IA hands high.
Appraised at $4,000.
Taken up by Levi Wray, a brlgh
sorrel Horse, about 10 years, no brand
or marks perceiyable.
Appraised al $1,000,
Taken up by T. H. Gillespie, a brow
Poney, about l2 hands high, no mark.
or brands. Appraised at Sl2,OO
Persons having in their possession tn
above described horses will bring then
forward on the day ofSale.
D W MURPHY, Ranger, NJ c
Februuarl O 3, 1919.
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Nnffca.

a LII those indebted to the firm Of J
"A Noonan & Bro, will please call
and settle lhei. notes and accounts as
the said firm has been dissolved and
need money 10 pay or one Of the part
ners,who withdraws from the firm. All
notes and accounts not settled by the lst
ofMafch, i849, will certainly be hand
ed to an officer for collection.
]. NOONAN & BROS,
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HE sTATE OF MIssIsslPPI.

Madison County. S. s.
BY the Probate Court Of said County.
JoHuGry Term, I849.
In lhe mailer Of be Rtitiou If John ". Com
FORT and baniei Comfort, Jor Partition ofAe
Lands Of BiLiam CongoTi deeeasrd-
| Appearing 10 the satisfaction Of he
Conrl that the advertisement Of the
nomination of John Montgomery, An
drew J. Alsw0rth, and Benjamin B..
FrlEzell, Commissioners to make Parti-
ton OF said lands, which was ordered
by the Court at the November Term,
1913, has been duly and legally publish
ed, aud no objection having been made
10 the appointments Of said Commission
ers; II is there ore ordered thli sal
Montgomery, Al>worih and Frizzell. bd
appointed commissioners 10 make sud
Partition according to the Requirements
OF the Statute in such cases mace and
provlde& and that said commissioners
make partition OF said lands into seven
equal parts or shares n share to John
W Comfort, one share to Daniel J Com
fort, one share 10 Emily Lewis,
wife Of Ozias Lewis, one share to na-
vid S Comfort, one Share to Joseph A
Comfort, n share 10 Elizabeth Com
tort, and one share to Kolharin4 Com
ort, and u commission is issued to sal
commissioners, according to the Statute
in such case made and provided.
J.. B. HOWCOTT,
Judge Of Probates.
January go, le49. 20-4t
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NOTICE.

ETTERS Testamentary having
IA been granted TO the IN lersigned at
the Febr'ry Term, l849, Of the Probate
Court Of Madison county, Mississippi,
CD the estate Of Arcadia E, BIanton decd
all persons indebted to said estate are
notified to come forward and make i'm
mediate payment and all persons having
claims against said estate will pr esent
them legally authenticated within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred.
JOHN MONTGOMERY, Ex'rs
E, R, ANDERSON
Feb. l6, t849. 1885,
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1t is now universally conceded, that Rbeu
malism, Govt, Pain or weakness Of the Back
Side or Breast, can be cured sooner by the use
of the Jew Duvld's or Hebrew Plaster,''
than any other remedy ever known to man .
We would advise our friends and others,
who are afflicted with this truly painful malo-
dy, to make immediate use Of the "!ew Da-
vid's or Hebrew Plaster,'' as a single trial will
place it beyond the reach OF competition, and
and convince the most inctedulous OF its su-
perior medical virtues.
See advertisement in another column.
For sale BY
PRIESTLY & MOSBY.
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rlNAL sFqTLEMEkr.

a 7 the next Ma ch Term ot.the Hon.
N P obnle Court Of Madison county .
Mississippi, the undersigned Guardian
Of Napoleon Il Saunders. will present
his account Cor final settlement, at u hjrh
time all persons interested may ait,nd il
they think proper.
THOS. SAUNDERS.
? February 9, 1919 22 ct
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NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ undersigned commissioner of In.
.solvency on the estate of Samuel T.
Dinkins. 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, l849, Of said
court. unless exceptions are made al o
before that time
1T. CAMERON, Com.
Feb * 1849. 234t-
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

A 1.-THE next April Term, 1849, of the
Ia Honorable Probate Court o. Nadl-
son county, Mississippi. the undersigned
Administrator of John w. Darieu, ~.O
present his account for final settlement.
at which time aIIporsons intetcstedmay
attend il they think proper.
S II DARDEN, Admir-,
March 2, 1919, 25-4t
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Ibtuary 49,, l849

rnE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Madison County.
,As probate Court of said County.
february Term, l849.
all persons interested in the
bis,tenemcnts and Entertainments of
epben Cowart, =
hi arc hereby commanded 10 ap-
Oear before the Probate Court Of
county at a regular term thereof,
holden a, The Court house If said
b the Second Monday of April
hen and there to show causy if
,ou have, why said court should
then order and decree the lands,
nents and hereditaments OF said
asgd 10 be sold, viz:
bib west quarter and west halt
ub.ea,t quar- rr OF section 20, east
d west half Of north east quarter,
on 80, ~iownship 10, range 2 east,
said County,
Witness, the Hon. JOHN 3.
HowcoTT, Judge Of Probate Of
said county, the second Mon
day OF Feb, in tie year Of
#$ our Lord one thousand cighr
10 hundred and Corty-nine and
III seal Of said Court.
Issued, the l5lh dav of Feb'y
]. r. CAMERON, CIerk-
hereby give notice 10 all persons in.
sed, that have at the February
bf said Probate court, filed my pc.
fr The appointment Of commits
ss, according to the Statute, to lay
ad set apart my dover in the above
slnd lenements; and unless object
are made at The aeSl Narchl Tern
bid Probate court, to be held on thu
pd Monday Of said March, said com
lIcaets wiiltbe appointed.
MARY COWART.
eb. !6, 1919. 23--4
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~ MADISON pRoBAFM TuU8g.

~ MADISON pRoBArM.cuU8r.
#.gamber Ia.as, 1913.
3v T,aa b, y .aeol, tsl,, ialgo d.
Probate Ia aud for ths Colay Of Ma3
ison. aad State Of Mississippi.
NOTlCE shefpb, gwen, ,..at on up
~ pIicati II o me by Joho v, Comfort
and Dame. B Com(orl Of said county,
who claim a. h us Of William Comort,
an undivided .af ot the following lands
living and being in said county Of Madl-
son, town:
East half south east quarter Of sec.
ton SO, of township 0 range 2 east west
half of south west quarter Of section 81
Of township 8, range 3east. Also south
east quarter Of section IA; north east
quarter an north west quarter Of sec
lion %, and north east quarter Of section
%; east half of section 81 Of township
8, runge 6 east in Scott county. Also
north half Of section IS Of township IL
Of range 4 eastin AttaIa county.
have nominated John Montgomery,
Andrew J. AIsworth and BEN, B. Frizell,
of said county Of Madison, Commission
ers, to divide said lands into equal shares
OF parts; and unless proper objections
are stated to me- al the Term ofsaid Pro
bate Court to be held on the ID Monday
of January next, in and for the county
aforesaid at the Courthouse in thetown o
Canton, the said John Montgomery, An
drew J. Alsworth, and Benz. B. FrizelI
will then be appointed Commissioners Il
make partition Of said lands %pursuanttt
" An Act concerning the partition o
lands held by coparceners, joint tenants
and tenants in common"
Given under my hard this 18th day
Of November, A. r.. 1919.
j. B. BOYCOTT,
Judge Of Probates.
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THE STATE Of MISSISSIPPI,
Madison Couaty

BY the Probate Courtof said County, at
the February Term, 1919
estate Of Ro pit J Collins deed
n having been reported to, and de
clared BY said Court to be insoIvpnt,
Notice is hereby given 10 all pc sons
having claims against the estate Of said
deceased, to present the same 10 the I'M
dersigned, on or before the I'd Monday
Of Sept. next, or their claims Will be
barred.
BY order of tho Court.
J.. #. CAMERON, CIR.
Canton, Feb. Is. 40. 23-6m
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PRIESTLY g. MOSBY.
THE STATE OF MIssIssIPPl,

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison( By the Probate Court Of said County,
County,} at the January Term, l849'
ENHE estate Of A S Hu tchiSson decd,
n having beer reported to, aud de.
clared by said Court TO be insoIvent.
Not &c is hereby given to all persons
having claims against the estate of said
deceased, to present the same to the IN
dersigned, on or before the Cd Monday
OF August next, or their claims will be
barred.
BY order Of the Court.
]. T. CAMERON, .CFk.
Canton, January l2,l649. l8-6m
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rHr STATE or MIsslss1pPl,

Wq0l80n County.
BY the Probate Court Of said County
January Term, l649.
'ENHE Estate Of ]. W.. Camp, dc.
d ceased, having been reported 10
nd declared by said Court insolvent;
Notice is hereby given TO ell persons
oaving CLAIMS against the ess.te Of said
deceased to present the same 70 the nm.
lersigaed, on or before the ed Monday
If July next, or their claims will BE-
yer barred.
By order Of tho Court.
]. T, CAMERON, CLERK
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Notice.

FH'HE Undersigned have purchased
a The Sock Of Goods, Notes and Ac-
rouuts Of the late firm Of Altman &
Co, and all persons indebt d 10 said
firm will settle with them only They
will continue the business N the old
stand. SOMMER & 10.
Mach g, lS49, 25--lr.
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GOtI.ti H..

FE7IiI5 8pIendId JACK Will stand t6e
.a ensuing season at my stable 6 miles
west oCCanton on the main road from
Canton to V cks5utg -,
GJIiath ia youag very largo and wet
ma led, H. will be let TO mares by
The single leap, tcoson or ms rred as
persons may desire, The season will
commence 10Th March, and end 10Th
August. FRlLEY JONES.
Canton March Q, l849 25-t
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TnG CIR AT AMERICAN REMEDY
ron tUg COMPLAINTS, AND ALL ARro
TIoNs o. aa RESTORATIVE ORGANS.
4 i & z
Tie best remedy ,per kaOSOn 70 Man,
Far Cou lis, AS hna, Colds, Groups,
Btoochrus, Influenza, BLEEDING Of
he Lungs, niEcal,y Of Brea,h.
ing, Liver Affections,
palns or Weakness
Of the Breast or
Side, First Stages
Of Consumption,
gHTUE time has come Fhen 'consump.
ID 400 may DC cIassed among tie cur
at,c Diseases!
We dn not wish to dccelv the All t.
dor Ii ldout any hopes Of relief hen
anna cSlsl but whta so many hun.
reds pronounced BY skill physicians
Is noSf brpcless cases have hern cured.
ha csn h'ant Us for using every word
.nd arr,nnto alsuu. er.io induce tie
suffering Invalid 10 lay ASIDE the preIu.
1ice aud par,aks Of a remedy seldom
knowu 70 fail?
TESTIMONIALS.
IMPORTANT TO THrsE AFFLICTED WITH Dis
EASES cR THE LUNGS n BREAST.
VIII miracles ever cease2 More egi
dence q IL SURPRISING health reslora
i've virtucs!H
From DR.. Bnker, Springfield, Washing.
tol County XVI
SPRINGFIELD, KY, May IA, I845.
Messrs. Sanford " Park:-Itake this
opportunity Of informing you Of i most
remarkable cure performed upon NE By
the use Of Dr.. WIstar's Balsam of Wild
berry.
In the wear 1870. was ,aken with
an inflammation of the bowels, which II
mad Iahored under for six weeks, when
gradually recoVere d. In the fall Of
1911. was attacked with a sever ecoIdf
'hlch seated itself upon my lungs, and
orlhe space of three years was con.
incd TO my bed. tried all xmas Of
nrdicioe, and every variety of medical
Nd. without benefit; and thus wearied
dong until the winter Of l844, when
Ieard Of Wi>lar's Balsam Of Wild Cher.
&.
My 'rirn ds persuaded me 10 give il a
trial, though had givenop all hopes OF
recovery, and had prepared myself for
he change Of another world. Through
heir solicitation, ! was induced TO make
; use Of The Genuine Wis'ar's RaIsam OIL
Wild Cherry, The effect was truly as.
tonlsblng Alter five years Of afllction,
pain and suffering, and after having
spent four or five hundred dollars to nc
purpose, and the best and most respecta
Die physicians had proved unavdiling,
was soon restored 20 entire health b,
the lcssing Of God and The use of Dr.
Wsl0r's Balsum of Wild Cherry.
. am now enjoying good health, ant
+, such is my altered appearance, that an
! no longer known when meet my forme
acqualnIanccs.
! have gained rapidly in weight, AM
my fish is firm and solid. can nov
eat as much as any person, and my foo,
seems to agree with me. have eater
more during the last six months than
had eaten in FIVE years before
Considering my case almost a miracI
deem il necessary for the good Of tn,
afflicted, and a duty owe to the pro
o%rietors aud my fellow men, (who Shout
snow where relief may be had,) 10 max.
his statement public.
May the blessings Of God rest upol
he propfi"'ors Of so valuable a med
tejoe d, Njsrar's Ba'sam OF Wild Cher
, rY.
Yours, respectfully,
WIN. Il. BAKER.
hY 7o'd who'll sale aud re,otl. b
81" y N.a4 ~. so Charities stree
NV Orleans; General Agents for tn
. s. ulb and West.
s"ra BY Y. D. WARD & co. an
.EI.S5 ! NOS. .i.4ao u
Il. 1l".. HfF'N TI} r..t...
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Painted Tnbs

A VARIETY Of sizes OF fine painted
IA painted washing tubs, for sale by
DIV. MURPHY & co.
April Is, IA,
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NOTICE.

0TlCEis hereby given that The un-
defslgued, commissioner of lnsoI-
ry on the estate Of Holland Webb de-
BED, has made and filed his report on
estate, in the Probate Court Of said
ply, which will he confirmed AT the
lh Term, l849, of said Court, IN.
except ms are made at or before
lime,
/. j. T, CAMERON, Com.
sh IS, q3-4t
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-03-23

NOTICE is hereby given that the uu
~ derslgned, administrator de bonr
non, of William A. Cunningham decea>
ed, has filed in The Probate Court o
Leoko county, Mississippi, his petition tt
surrender his letters, and will at tn,
next February term Of said Court, pre-
sent an account Of his administration
so Car as The same has extended, for al
lowance with commissions, and appl,
for a final hearing Of said petition
W. MCBRIDE
Dec. 92. 1913. l5-4t