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Our Central American correspondence.
CuRAcoA, March ID, l849.
The Pace and Monagas D,6fcslties--Anothel

The Pace and Monagas Another
Battle-State of AGars, &c.
Through the pohteness of Capt. Doyle, Of the
fast sailing brig Reindeer, which sails this morn
ing, send you few items OF the occurrences
that have late ly taken place in Venezuela.
On the 18th December last an attack was made
by the squa dron of Gen. Paez on the fleet OF Mo-
nagas, then lying at anchor between the bar OF Ma
racaibo and the Castle of San Carlos. Less than
onehalf of the Paez squadron succeeded in getting
into close action and Of those which did, one bark
and two schooners, owing TO the confined space
In which the battle was fought, were driven on
shore by the current, IN lacking ship, and were
abandone by the crews. AS might have been
advantages of the mode of attack, the PaeZisra
squadron were unsuccessful IN their attempt to
drive the Monsgas vessels from their position. On
the 2sd December, Col. Andrade, after lying
monthe, suddenly determined to raise the siege,
whica he did on the night of the oath, embarking
GOO men, intending TO proceed to Merida, by way
OF Zula river. At the same time, the squad roa
leaving three vessels abandoned, to deceive the
enemy; the garrison at San Carlos were lett to be
embalk ed upon the steamer Orlente which brought
them OF Zuhs, the place Of Decentralization, at the
head of the lake.
From this place, Col Andrade began his march
for Merida; but being closely pursued, the forces
OF Castelll finding another detachment awaiting
to attack him In front, he concluded to capltuldte,
although the greater portion of his troops had pre-
vlousIy deserted HIM, partly from extreme hard
sh,ps endured by them on the road, and the gre,t
Generalization which the precipitous retreat and
want OF confidence IN their leader had brought
among them. BY the terms ofthe capltulati6n, ali
officers under the rank of captain, were Obliged
to leave the country; the subs!:erns and prlvates
were allowed &c return home Since then, how
ever. this treaty. has been disavowed by Mouagas,
and those officers who remained In the country,
cor fding IN It, have been seized and imprisoned
The revolution, however, has been by no means
queled, there being still many guerilla parties
through different parts OF Venezuela, and many
are but waiting favorable opportunity to RAISE
the standard OF Paez. The government daily
growing unpopular, and must sooner or later fall
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On tho 4th inst, at the residence of bis son, Rev
Bspj. c. Taylor, DID,, WILLIAM TAYLOR, Jr, in the
77th year Of his age.
April 4th, JOHN E. DAVID, aged 90 years, months,
Al rs days.
The friends and relatives of the iy and those of
bis son, Jacob David respectfully Invited to attend
the funeral this afternoon at four O'Clock at the resi-
denoe Of his son inlsw William Conover 4s Robinson
street.
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Oseeols stone Nasnras7 dsys with mdss to Taylor


Brig Frontier Pe.isw, Port Prince March ls with mss.
fnquin ir Norfolk Cuba DAYS ont Sh at IS "A "a
s pois sehr James Ks hence Wilmington nc sdays
Brig Reindeer Doyle cur'ooa. March u. 70 Boonsu Grave,
Brig Mary lane Renn Nsuvis Is days. With nolaa'es So
Brs Esreeius HopAus Eeuvi.ss March IT, With mdss
simpson Nay CO hs s . sv'rs
sehr Ares Wheeler Port AL Prince u days. to H&w Dsa
SER suphs.m TOT P.ovipcetcwnl suli Popes PR days
oss dh loaa molsss stove bu~arhs carried away jh
Bra. n,d shallin. Port au Prince 81 days with ndse
soSr AZ ss WSstsr Port Prince Marc, H. with mdss 70
ms nerhea sla IN s.npa.y y, WITH 9 ss org Meta
. s u. Sss sS .ss' spoke
81 = ' sSS Win 10
SsSse for fhsdsphia dism sails gone
her I'll: 'as 'ss
ss coer Of d. asss ing rrs ns bad
l.rsr snip run down 70 her she took off
s:ms5 Say, n Sys N Via ms:s
u hs irs% Ia.
bids apples and butter could M. lake ou, her name
s sssI 1S'so %'s si Bs,s. yaoSsS NJ as,s
.:p TO s @ s,r leu i
her beam ends ooto" painted green saw .rse
s:n;, r. Ion " brig
sp sS 5.Sss yass River
Sebr Caroline xsker. Decker Virginia.
eohr ncYg n Cole, Vet rsburg idays
Sci r Gen Marion Baker Vnynia. 2 days.
SebIlCarorne. ID Finley, Virginia zdaya
Schr Albert ThoD.s Thomas, vrainia, days.
scbr Alesano rio, Daytt n, Alexandria 4 Gays
scIr Mar a Ditsisway, Riohmon ~ houYA
sehr AiexaL der IasweiL PLlad for Fall River
sssI sss: G!t:s: 2 s:'s s:
Schr Irau. Gerard beI jamin Baltimore. 3 daya
schr S,rsh rerrill Strong, Baltimore, = days.
Scir Ann Deeell NoIf TX.
Schr Bereiite Bales. Boston, days.
echr Lady Clinton.
A French brig also ship. barks and two brgs
Sailed.
ships Canada Lsrpoo Tennessee Savannah packet
shps London One HAvre; snip Houqua Caution
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Cotton Trade

The movements Of this staple the ports Of thi,
country. from the CONNIE mt of the season up
the latest dates In each Of the past three years.
ss annexed -
MOVEMENTS OF CorroS IN rHx UNITED SrArKs.
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Appolntments Of the New Administration.
Col Charles N. Handy Of Missouri has been appoint.
Cd Indian Agent for the Sacs and Foxes.
Charles Gordon was, on Monday last, appointed Dis
bursipg Agentin the State Department
Ephraim G Squisr, Of New YorE. to be Charge d'Af
fairs Of the United States TO The Republic Of Guste
n ALE Alexander Ramsey, Of Pennsylvania, to DO
Governor Il tho Territory Of Minnesota, In the place
Of w liam PsnpipRton, declined.
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Army intelligence
Can't Gouverpeur Morris, oommandsut OF the Platts
burg IN. W Barracks, has received brsvet to tho
rank Of Major, in the U. s. Army.
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LIVERPOOL Steau sbtp, snxJaMr Rathbone Lady Mrs
hlery, MW WanvITst sbd servt Mp Poole, tcheI
VIE Mitchell Moe Zerd,ch. m Staw h lady. Cook
NJ Field 0eorse reane Ne#rs Emmett Schaton Thorn.
t MT ftn Clune Jos s,he.r Anarew xenne Jas Rms
tsl. As Me- atnty Newport Of New Ysrt; Little
lsc', ihlsdelphia; ItgbiesA lady, Chsresn 81; Mol
son hsy koniral O seott lady child Mss Haight
Sos.n 90 Lo,ep,c de ANITA. Hsvssa Mr. Mali tondom W
bailey. rts; Ere deco bihyfte Mtgico;
kter Nor ,real; MoWiIan Fog John fes~oe Phis;
sBsep,jr EnC ssmeon Dcssee; Hamilton g.niltoo:
CIV Arosnsso Foleh Erg nairsse, e,erce. aioard,
Cstsr hssoe Drncler Ksindv, Murray. JAnst Nr
Tern. Pory. 7 Waller Pister. Mr. Hsmpdos. ssx.
~ Arsrye Ms hdy hr GIsstxay and lady. Mr.. Ellsy
hrT H,,sop hrJ Charrnsud Mr. Garriqu Mr. Lord and
ton Mr. Tnsk rmaa. Lypd. NYorh II SEQ, Wrisht
s.ei hsir q d.rawhes Ne to,st Liverpool; ws,eurs
Euir ger M Cochran CcekrSp osrrsA Boerhseru
bsh W Dieua Kemp , Ohrsty. II Thcnss. O Ad,ms
Arvctt FIN NJ Rcosep Mr. CoeuAr II on, ~ Oar
per dy Mrs stuart MereeE Mr. 0iIhsn Arnold, ~
RJer Mr. Mortimer. Mr Pss,r Grimm; OF Neg York. q.
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PASSENGER Arrived

LONDON AND ship Prince Atert-Nr
Dantry Mes Mar, D.ipty Cassd> Mr. Bradhasi Leopold
BsImsn. Frapce Christ Hsnsn; Dr Tinker Glider
sleeve. CsnsdA Burr and lady, NYor Mr. son.
Butress, rnslA d. Pimpe NYork; II Lehbssk, Tpson
GermAyy urtcn Berwick and Two Puy Barnett
pooL-Rsr Mary To'enee- Hr Beupet lady and two
children; DoIey LADY and child; Cole, LADY two
chi drsp; Mrs B,ioge. "
eonNBnh M kwrcncs-Rsv Father o'Fi4hsrty. Mr. White
M Bsr,lard- 20 ID tteerase. $500
Mo GRANpE Brssl- Dark Vim Schrcder ~ Saieu-Capt
Eso NYo late Of brig Benz Bisow, condemned At Mo
0iaa dc. :.
a. chi jdrer enh f.rvaut
Gal vEsroE-Bsrk kopispk- G Beardsse WIN Bush.
sncE- Brig Fronucr-Albcrt Titus late mate Of
scff TtiuIsb. WRECKED. =
MAyAcUyz rR-Bris Healsn rite Mr. Clark Of Phila
kuEvIrAs-schr horDus STAR U sands -
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State NJ Ner York, Seeyeiayy', Office
have compared the proceed M with An oriy,rsI La,
on ME IN this efee and do certify that the ssns IL
correct usnscrpt therrom aud VI toe whole Of ssid
original. ,SigGeD CHRIS GOPHER WORt;sN
AIBANy, April 3, 1s4e.
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collection OF the revenue aceruing from taxes The
chief officer thereof shall be called the Receiver OF
come mt Of the Beard Of Aldermen appoint, so many
cerks - shsll be authorized by the Common Council
Provided that nothing In this act contained shall be
held to interfere with the tenure of oce Of the pre-
sent Receiver Of Taxes and Deputy Receiver of Taxes
- sstsblisbsd by the act passed April IL, lS4S
.oi,.S,s ~ % S tns aepsr.msnt Tor tns
on bonds ana mortgages and for tho psrforma OF
such other dutiss ~ may be directed By the Common
Counciithe chief officer Of which shall be CALLED the
Collector Of the City Revenue"
There shail be bureau In this department for the
reception OF oil moneys paid into the Treasury OF the
CITY aud for the payment Of the rsfrom the
warrant drssD by The Comptroller and ned
by the Mayor and Clerk Of che Common Council, and
lain Of tie City Of Nov York"
Sss. IL There shall be executive departing Mt,
under the denomination Of the "Strsst Depart men
and paving Streets building and repstsing
piers dieg pg and building wells, asd the
Of pu bite roads when done By ssssssmsnt the nins
up Ct sur ken lots under ordinsnoes OF the Comm
Council from the City inspectors department IL shall
atc have cosnizsncs Of cole citing the ssssssmenss
cor pectsd with such expenditures The chief ofosr
thsl be called TT "Street Commissioner
There sbal be q bureau in this dspartmsnt for the
collection Of sssessmsnt; and the chief ocsr thereof
shs be called the "Coils ctor Of Assessments and his
asrittas Is Deputy Coiiectorso
There shan be bureau in this apartment the chief
e1csr 81 which shan be called the Superintendent Of
SIC, 10 There ssaII be An executive d.partmsnt
10 be- d.nominated the department Of Repatrs and
supplies (which shall have 90 ce of mi and
sppplies Of and for roads and avenues IN oio p.va
mems, repairs to public buildings aud to frs engines
and apparatus Of the Fire Department; and thu
emit omeer thereof shs he called the "Com missioner
CT EeJairs aud Supplies
Ibeie 81 all be four bareauI bras chss In this de-
de- nominated the of Roads "su per.
inaEdnnt OF Repairs to Pubic Buiidp Isl psriu-
ienesht Of pavcnenr'," aud "Chi.f Engineer ofths
Sic IA There shall be IN executive dspsrtusnt 10
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"a the Common Council may by ordinance prescribe,
which shall be annually renewed. No security shall
appointment. sI"t.|,f.a
SEC rs. Any oeer Of the city COVER umsnt, or per.
son OF persons employed in any department. thereof
whs shall woly violate Of the provisions Of this
charter, commit any fraud. convert any Of the
public property to his own wse, koowioyy permit
any other person so to convert it, STALL BE- deemed gull
ty Of miede neanor and in addition to the penalties
imposed by Law, shs forfeit his Office and be excluded
for ever after from receiving or holding soy oles IN
ger the city CHARTER And any person who shall Wiz
fully swear falsey In any DATA sflrmssion required
BY thn act shal be guilty Of perjury.
SEc. 20. The FIRST e,ection OF oiosrs to be oested
under this sot hsi be held neat general state
election. The Mayor, who shall be cleo ed at the
thousand eight hu pdrsd and forty nine sh. hold hs
oies until the first Monday of January, 1851 ana the
aldermen and Assistsnt Aldermen who shall b
elected et That electon shall hold their Offices until
the nrst Monday Of January, $780, aud NO longer iii
omcer. OF raid city government, wao shall b. in ofoe
when this sct shall take .fos shall hold their oaicss
and execute the duties Of their offices ua.y rhsip
successors shsl be duly qusiined
Sac. n The seventh section Of the aet entitled
"An act to amend the charter of the city of Yars
passed April 1890 and eli provisions Of la~ an OF
charter which are Inconsistent with this act are here
SIC 2s All such pate Of the chsrter Of the ctv OF
New lorb and the sevsrsi acts Of ths Legislature
sDehoins ne same, or In any msuper adeosug the
fame - are inconsstent this act are hereby re-
pesed but 80 much and parts thereof ., are not
incensisn with the provisions OF this law shah not
be construed ~ repealed altered or nodded or Ia suy
form affected thereby but shall contjuus an re- maIn
In full force and virtue
SEQ 70 This thal he submitted for thu spprovs,
OF the electors OF the city snd county Of Ns- York at
al election to be held la city the second Foes
dsy Of April one thousand eight hu ndrsd xad forty
mrEe the necessary Arrangements. ltI. n
The tickets which staI pollsd at the sad election
oortsiD either the favor Of smsn nsnts
majority or ell the persons voting thereon At the
said election sbal vote the ticket in favor Of amend
mente TO charter" isis act enall become Ia .. a
n sj0rity OF sueh persous shall vote HVginst amend
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Y virtue Of a Deed OF Trust execu.
ted 10 me by John r. Grlqsbv. on.
the 18th day OF April, ls4O, 10 secure 10
Benz s. Kicks The payment Of a certain
note for $1,000, described il said deed as
due on the isl day Of Nav, 1870. with
interest from the 18th March, 1910.
will, on the 25th day Of August next, on
the premises where said Griesby died,
about eight miles South @esl IRON Can
ton, sell to the highest bidder, for cash
the following named negro slaves, viz.
John, now about 80 years Of age, and
Jack, now about 35 years Of age. The
title to said slaves is believed 70 be Good,
but selling as Trustee, | will only con,
yey such title as is vested in me by said
deed. D. s. G0ODLOE, Jr. Trustee,
Canton, July 28, l849.
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E~xECUTOR,s NOTICE..

EETTERST estamenlary having been
granted to the undersigned at the
August Term, l849, ofthe Probate cour,
Of Madison county, Mississippi, on the
estate of Mary Cameron, deceased, ali
persons indebted TO said estate will
please come forward and make immedi,
ate payment, and all persons having
claims against said estate will present
them, legally authenticated, within the
lime prescribed by law, or they will Be
forever barred.
w JOHN c. CAMERON, Ex'r.
Aug. IS, lS49. 49 -6t
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ExEcuToR,s

Y virtue and in pursuance Of a de-
cree Of the Probate Court Of Madi-
son county, Mississippi, made at the Au-
gust Term thereof, | will as executor Of
the last will and testament Of Tennessee
Kibbee, deceased, on the 9th day Of DC.
.tober next, between the hours pre-
scribed by law, at the court house door
Of said county, proceed to sell 10 the
highest bidder on a credit Of one and
two years, from the day of sale, all that
certain tract Of land, situate, lying and
being in the county Of Madison, State
Of Mississippi, and described as follows,
to-wit
The east half Of the north east quarter
Of section ten, west half Of the west
half north west quarter and west hall
southwest quarter of section eleven,
and west half northwest quarter sec,
tion IA, township 8, range 2, west.
The purchaser or purchasers to give
bond with good and sufficient security
for the payment Of the sum or sums Of
money for which the said premises may
be struck off in one and two years from
the day Of sale. MA a-
GEORGE w. KIBBEE, Ex'r.
Aug IS, 1649. 49-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE..

ri ETTERS Of administration having
been granted 10 : e undersigned.
Sheriff Of Madison County, accord ng
70 the Statute, on the estate Of Elisha
COckeFham, deceased, atlhe Nov Term.
l84S, Of the Probate Court OF ssid coun-
" Jail persons having claims against
said estate will come forward and make
imm date payment; and all persons
having claims against the same will.
present them, illegally authenticated
within the time prescribed BY law, or
they will be forever barred.
W $ BAILEY, Sheriff, NC,
July IL, l649. 44-6t
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.,arts III FLORIDA.-caP'. Smith, Of
sr.r Mystic, arrived here on the even
ath, from Cedar Keys, reports that {.
..,,.ves were committed BY a band Of
Iiuoles, under Billy BOwlses. Much
\, lelt " Tie Inhabitants, and they are
II from thsif Settlements TO the differ
Dori, III mutual safety. Billy BOwIegS
vsvsf, been into Tampa, and says that
Z occurrences have taken place with
,usnt, and that it is his particular de-
Nj, with the whites in using every
atPfeSs the disturbances
RasncOlG Gasette. l5h int.
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NOTICE.

T Office is hereby given that the IN.
- dersigned, Commissioner Of Insol-
vency on the estate Of ]. w. Camp, de-
ceased, has filed his report Of claims Oh
said estate with the Probate Court Of
Madison county, Mississippi, and that
the same will be confirmed at the Octo.
Der Term, l849, Of said court, unless
exceptions are made, BY those interest.
ed, at OF before that time.
aa J. 7. CAMERON,
Aug. l8, l849. 49.4t elk & Com
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A-DMINIsTRArot,s NOTICE.

ETTERS OF administration having
been granted to The undersigned al
the May Term, ls49, Of the Probate
Court Of Madison county, Mississippi, on
the estate Of George F. Heard, decd,
all persons indebted 10 said estate are
notified to come forward and make i'm
mediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate, will present
them legally authenticated within the
time prescribed BY law or they will be
forever barred.
o. r. SINGLETON. Admir-,
June "a iAn All
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IN THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
i, Madison County,
By he Probate Court of said county.
Fr August Term, l849.
76 all Whom Il may concern :

VOU are hereby commanded to ap-
- pear b fore the Probate court OF
said county, at the regular term thereof,
to be holden at the courthouse Of said
county, on tn Second Monday Of Octo-
Der 1849, then and there to shew cause,
if any you have, why said court should
not then order and decree the lands, ten.
ements and hereditaments Of George F.
Heard, deceased, to be sold, viz:
North east quarter, east half, north.
west quarter, east half southeast quar-
ter, andsouth-west quarter Of northwest
quarter Of section A, township 10, range
8, east, and south half OF west half Of
southeast quarter, section 80, township
~, range S, east.
Witness the Hon. john B
HowcoTT, Judge Of Probate Of
said county, the second Mon
day Of August, in the year o.
our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and forty-nine, a {
seal OF said court. ~
ISSUED, the 18th day Of August, I849
j. team RON, Clerk
Aug. IS, I849. 5O-6t
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THE STATE on MTssfseVppT-

THE STATE OF M~IsstsSlPPI.
Superior Coartof Chancsryoft the Stale of
Mississippi, June Term, A. D. I849.
John w. Fuqua, Admir- UPON open
de bOnis non, ing the com
%l95 vs.. (~Plainant's bill,
VIM. F. Walker, and and it appear
T.J. Harris legal reps, ingthat the de.
et ais, fendants-the
heiIs Of Thomas J. Hart, deceased-are
unknown tothe complainant, so that the
ordinary process Of this court cannot be
executed upon them, therefore, il is
Ordered, That said unknown defend.
ants enter their appearance herein on or
before the first day Of the next term OF
this court, to be held at the court room,
in the city Of Jackson, on the first Mon.
day in December, ensuing, and plead,
answer, or demur, to the bill Of com.
plant aforesaid; otherwise, the several
allegations will be taken for confessed
by them, set for hearing ex parte, and
the matters thereof decreed accordingly
II is further ordered, that a cory a
this order be inserted in the Mississippi
Creole, a newspaper published in the
town Of Canton, once a week for TIVE
months, successfully, and BY posting uE
in front OF the court house door, accord
ing TO law. J. r. SLMMS, CTk,
By E. P. RUSSELL. D. G.
L. N. GARREfT, Sol'r.
Julv on. lHAQ Al o.
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prtsr o. Souri, CAROttNAlsM
-..ls of other states were gsneFal-
4 lie Union, on the 4sh inst cur
rs.ss, Il South Carolina we're drink
la..D q i. Instead Of reading the
". 4 indsndence, they read at
4. famous Address Of the south
ofcongrsss,' and their orators de-
IVA Maternal wrongs. Among a So
,...', we're some declaring that the
...b IA been rendered to The South an
Z, i oppression and a curse that
Y. Y now corrupted is not worth
n, lb,t the Southern Address is the
\. awards a second declaration Of IN
A q d The separation Of the Un-
!. ..o5sr tbe better for the South
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\ illustrative were pleased to an
hat letters from Mrs. JudsoO have
R,sd By d friend 10 New York city,
nlnuin, april q, in which she says!
decidedly better than | was a month
shas is now every prospect Of en-
BeB. What the intentions Of my
Father may be towards me ! cannot
al do think | feel submissive to his
long life seems very desirable in a
AhBi but the All-wise alone can tell
h b preserve, and whose to take
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NY virtue Of an order Of the Honora.
y bic Probate Courtof Madison coun.
", Mississippi, made at the June Term,
1849, thereof, we will on Saturday, the
22d Of September, sell 10 the highest
bidder, on a credit Of twelve months, on
the premises, subject to the widows dow
or, the following described lands lying
in said county, as the property Of Ste-
Phen Cowart, deceased, viz;.
Southwest quarter and rest half Of
quarter, section s9,--and east
half Of west half Of northwest quarter,
section SO, township 10, range 2, east.
Sale to take place in legal hours; the
purchaser giving bond and security.
THOS. RUSSELL, Amir.
MARY COWART, Adm'x.
Canton, August II, l649. 4e-52
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#
10y Virtue Of an order Of tho Hon.
~ orable Probate Court Of Madison
county, Mississippi, made at the July
Term l849 thereof, / will,
On Monday, Sept. Sd, 1849,
At the courthouse door III said county,
sell TO the h CHEST bidder on a credit Of
twelve months, all the right, title and
interest which Edward Grigsby, Madi.
sol Grigsby and Robert A. Norris have
in and to the following lands and tene-
ments In said county, Of which Waddell
Sanders was seized and possessed at the
time Of his death.
West halfof south east Quarter Sec.
twenty nine, township ten, range 2 east,
west halfof north east quatter sec. thir-
ty one township ten, range 9 east, north
halt ofeast half Of north west quarter
sec, thirty one, township ten, range Q
east. south half Of lot No Z sec thirty,
township ten, range 2 east, west half Of
south west quarter sec, thirty two town
ship ten range 2 east. lutnine, sec TWEEN
~ five township ten. range | east, easl
half of north east quarter sec, thirty one
township ten, range 2 east, south wes
quarter sec. twenty nine, township ter
range2 east, all in the county Of Madi
son aforesaid.
Bond and security will be required o.
the purchaser.
THOS. SANDERS, Guardian.
July Ia, l849. AS
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..asM O. Comalaaal B'alsh"'
BlrImoRE, August -.
attempts have been made 70 hF'
''a !. Io1i, By lawle5s d%esPeradoa'
I'm. city Eve different 'imas'
!, M III inst The Bank Of Mis-
a,.', .sss5 i $4,000 N''h,1iol,
T.llsr, was implicated and had
sls y iii j de sum q $4,000 ss,,,. !
1riso-tilins Americans and Me1 /
Ultimately and laying waste the
....,ry about 81 PasOO.
Mn. vss prevailing TO a fearful s1-
4. American troops a Fors LeIa-
/, 4 lie cases had tsEminisu 'a'al'y'