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Democratic banner., 1849-12-17
From the Fayette Times.

From the Fayette Times.
Professor Shannon conditionall5 accept
ed the Presidency.of the State University
His conditions were the ab6lishment Of the
stated tenure Of the Office, six years )mak-
ing II during good behavior, and allowing
the President the privilege of preaching
which some Of the regulations Of the insti.
tuition heretofore very wisely forbid. The
board of Curators accssd 10 these oondi-
Itions, and we suppose he has entered apor
the duties Hereafter there il to be but one
Session per annum, beginning on the third
Monday of September and ending the fourth
of July.
The following praisewofthy resolution
was adopted.
Resolved, That INDECENT young men in
the State of Missouri, possessing good NOR
al character and respectable talents, and
not nnder ID years Of sge, be permitted to
sttend the university Of Missouri by paying
the contingent fee Of ons dollar a year, and
the treasurer Of the board is authorized to
furnish certificates to all who may present
satisfactory evidence from the Curator or
C~urstors, approved by the Judge Of the
Circuit Court, of his orntheir Judicial Cir
cult, from whence recommendations must
come as to the worthihess Of the applicants
DESTROYS to az ail themselves of the benefits
Of this ordinace. .i-" =. 1907
BGood nature is the very air of a good
mind, the sign of alarge and generous soul
and the peculiar soil on which virtue pros
|psrs. ~ } a. 10
FSpeak with calmness and dsliberaiioh
on all occasions. especially in circumstan-
|ces which tend to irritate. 9" F!
R-We learn our virtues from the BOSOM
friend who loves US; our faults from the
enemy who hates US. '''
ITThe success of individuals in life is
greatly owing to their learning early to de-
pend upon their own resources.
IsNBsneft your friends that they may
love you more dearly still; benefit your en-
|emisa that they may at least become youE
friends. .f.
"John," said a r1asterto his head sppren-
tice, as he was about starting on a short
Journey, "you must occupy my place while
I am gone" "Thank you, sir. demurely
replied John, shut I'D rather sleep with the
.bOys!" Ara. I'M
J.. E5-Many women are beloved without
knowing it, but more women think they
are beloved when they are not. They dis
cover their mistake after marriage. ~
T5-patience is a moral mosquito net
P~oliteness is like an air cushion-there may
be nothing in it. but it eases our jolts Won
.derfully. L'"
E-Some miserly chap objects to the gold
dollars, that on account Of their small size,
they may be dropped, by mistake, into the
contribution boxi A"a.
TFHere is a good definition Of a secret:
"Anything made known 10 every body in q
whisper" 49,. y .-f:ll-1E
4 as-fn extra polite circles the night
mare is now termed 'sthe nocturnal horse
Of the feminine gender''
-rwhy is a chicken pie ike a gun:
smiths shop? Because it contains fowl-ip-
pieces. g.s ~
B-Ths following is an appropriate in
seription for the collar of a dog: ! s,a-
Stsa me not! myself and collar
Both are barely worth q dollar; ,.-'.
Puppies should befrirnd each other;
See ne home. then. dearest brotherl
Democratic banner., 1849-12-17

BIC shius like the lark, n sptato dispiss its
post upon the earth, 'ihdi WSste' its time in
quissriag ismonG the eleuds;
but cohmdnsenEs Is the humbisffow Ihidh
'picksifp tts'bsFijy:eornS, end crows end
fatkend ri ieisHeaYisGa9sfim aTGd h'Bofs
Democratic banner., 1849-12-17
SENTENCED TO THE PENITENrIARY.


Peter Leonard, was arraigDed before the
Masisn Circuit Court on Monday last, on
sl indictment for having broken into and
GpPsa HE Jesslry shop Of VIM. Cohen, in
nus city, Of several gold and, silver watch,
y As plead guilty, and vas sentenced 10
sSoIJsars imprisonment in the PeniteDtiary,
10 consideration 1ot4hs prisopsr,ayouthand
1PPaEeatlg sincere tepeptsaee feshis crime,
saags, Welll fixed bis punishment ct the
9Es't limit EAieh Wa believe allowed By
leMrs5 He cried Bitterly when sentence vas
P.s.sa 1Pep hin.-fHannibsl Courier 6sb
MasannsoTs!1s fssm al ii .,ssss uiIu
:: IA ssSfhing i, tteSs go9ea abe done. a Hastah..
!sg 6 Toe loving fofl {hs ihssrt. Nothing l.
tos $houghtfM for The mind. Nothing Is Too
pSHsFfrl fer the hand. There cannot bstoo
5sSss gi!.y. "a pps pst5ist4sss, tee much asasl
rsoPy'
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-11-09
KNAPP & CHANDLER,
Dental Surgeons,

NATCHEz, Miss.
DR. CHANDLER will return 10 Port
IL Gibson during the summer. All ope-
rations in Dental Surgery performed ac.
cordng to the latest scientific improve
ments in the art, and rarranled durable
for life.
Persons whose means are limited will
be accommodated at prices in accordance
thereto.
DR.. c. viii wait upon persons al their
residence. if desired.
Requests may be left with a. ]. McGH,
Druggist.
Port Gibson, Jan. Is, l84s. 20-f
For the satisfaction of those who are unac-
quanted, the following extracts may not be
deemed inappropriate
From the Southern Watch 7'o.rer.
LOOK TO YOUR TEETH.
We would call the attention Of the citizens
Of Rodney to the card Of DR.. Chandler We
would recommend DR.. C.. as one OF the most
competent and expeditions operator with Whom
we have ever been acquainted, and hope he will
receive The liberal share OF patronage which his
genticmanly department and skillful capacity
50 justly merit
Extract fror, Letter from Dr. For
DR.. James Andrews
Dear Sir-Alow me 10 acquaint to you with
DR.. Chandler Of tho firm Of Knapp. Westcott, &
Chandler. The Doctor purposes visiting your
place and vicinity for the practice OF his prcfes
sion-beng Dental Surgeon. AS a
skilsfui operator, deem him unsurpassed-and
for ease to his patients during operations, | ca
safely say that he is unsurpassa Bile. lie has
operated on my teeth and given me degree Of
satisfaction heretofore unfelt-having been sew
eral times previously in tbe hands Of members
OF his profession.
Yours with the greatest respect,
BENZ. F. FOX.
Extract from alttter from Dr. Benb-ook TO Gen.
Charles Clark.
NATcHEz, July 2, 1916
Dear Sir-s DR.. C. is of the firm,
Knapp, Westcott & Chandler. and when say
TO you that he is a superior Dental Surgeon i
mean J7hat say, and have had n opportunity
of seeing great amount OF his work here as
wellAs some on my own teeth, and those Of nv
wife, You may recommend him to Your nnmer
"us acqualntances without the least fear Of dis
appointment.
Your friend and obedient servant,
d. G. BENBROOK.
Extract from a letter from Dy. MePheeters 10
Dir. John III. Duncan
NATcuEz. July 3. 1916.
Dcar D0ct0r:-Permit me to introduce to v,,ur
acquaintance DR. Chandler who proposes prac-
tising bis profession of Dentistry in your County.
You will find him a pleasant gentleman and
very skilIful Dentist:
Very respectfully. Yours
H. McPHEETERS.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-11-09
InsOlUcnt Notice.
F MISSISSIPPI,

= n Ia OE MiSStSSkPPI,
CLAIBORNE County, $. s.
10 all persons interested in the estate oI
Amos Whiting, deceased.
/ pom reading and filing the certificate
y of the judgment of the High Court Of
Errors and Appeals, reversing the decree
of the Probate Court of Claiborne county.
heretofore made, in the matter Of the in.
solYency of the estate of Amos Whiting.
it was ordered by said Probate CouIt ati6e
May Term, A. d. lS49, that said matter
be referred TO the Clerk of said Court.
and that publication by advertisement
be made in the Port Gibson Herald
and Correspondent, public newspaper
printed and published in said county.
for the space Of six months, recurring
the creditors of said estate to file their
claims against the sane, probated accord.
ing to law, with the Clerk Of said Court. ON
or before Monday, the nth day of Decem.
Der next, or said claims will be barred.
and that like notice be posted at The Court
House door Of said county.
- WITNESS Hon. W1IL1Aw M
q @ RANDOLPH, Judge of the Pro.
~ bate Court Of Claiborne conn.
ty, at the Court House thereof
The fourth Monday of May, A. ID. 1890
FRED. J. POOR. Clerk
june 10 io4g, 42-6n.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-11-09
Trustees Sale.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the un-
IN dersignod will offer at
Public sale,
On Monday. the 9th day Of May,
A. d. 1850.

for cash, at the Court House door, in
she town of Port Gibson, the following de-
scribed property, to wit: Lots No. 5 and 6,
in Square No. SO, adjoining the original
town Of Port Gibson, being in the Suburb
ST. Mary, of said town, which lots front on
Carol street 800 feet, and 900 feet on
Vine street, and intended to make an equal
one third part Of said square Oft of the
South side.
said lots viii be sold according to the
provisions of a deed of trust executed by
James VI. Sutton and Eliza his wife, Oh
the 18th day of December, 1910, tor the
payment 10 Alvarez Fisk, of the sum Q
S627. ni,h Interest at the rate Of 10 pei
centu,n per annum from tie lst day O
December, 4. d. 1912.
w. s. WILSON, Trustee.
Nov ., ls49. lots
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-11-09
staple and Fancy
DRY GOOnG

which they offer at unusual low plices,.
Their beliefs still, ".SeH cheap, and ID
riH sell a heap" Their stock consist, i
part as follows: New style Calicoss; Gins
hams; Flannels; Linseys; Kersey.; Jeans
Tweeds; Cassimcres; Sattinets; BanksI
Linens; rickipgs; Merinos; Silks; Fringss
Rich and new styles Worsted; Dress good
such as black and colored Alpaccs,; NR
lin de LANES; Poplin de Sole; Raw Sa
Plaids; Cashmere de Laines; SILK FrpPl
Lustres, &c.
Also-a full supply of Winter CloiAng
Boots and Shoes; Saddlery; CUTLERY; Ptf
filmery: Lace Goods; Hosiery and GloFes
Cali at their old stand at the store or
merly occupied by R. NJ. Harrison. Esq.
d. SELIGMAN & C..
October, 10, l649. 32.ly
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-11-09
Public Sale,
for cash, on the premises, the residence Q
the said James Watson,
On Monday, the 10Th day Ol
November. IS40,

all the estate conveyed to me in said Deed
of Trust, or so much thereof, as may be ne.
cessary 10 pay the amount therein due, viz:
The tract of land on which the said James
Watson now resides, containing about thir.
teen hundred and eighty-nine and 75-l0O
acres, more or less.
Also-Eleven hundred and eighty-six
and 4s-1O0 acres of land, situate in the Pa
rish of Madison, in the State of Louisiana,
being part of the tract which was conveyed
BY the undersigned as trustee for Wilson
& Mcdonald. to said James Watson and
w. P. Russum, by deed bearing date the
2sth day Of December, 1885, as will more
fully appear by reference TO said deed, duly
recorded in the office Of the Parish Court,
AT Providence, in the Parish of Carroll, and
State aforesaid, in Notaral Book A., folio
1913.
Also-the following named slaves and
their increase since the execution of said
Deed of' 'rYist viz.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-11-09
Probate Court of Claiborne coun-
ty, October Term, IS49.
George L. Holmes and wife,
Daniel J. DOhan and wife,

Oahiei J. Donan ana wife,
and others.
GEORGE L. HOLMES and Elizabeth
VI his wife, having presented their petition
in right Of said Elizabeth, who-is one OF
the heirs and distributes of Samuel Rem
bert, deceased, praying for division OF the
personal estate ofsaid deceased, among the
heirs and distributes; Ii is ordered that
the same be filed, and that citation be issu-
cd thereon, reiurnable TO the next Term cf
this Court; and it appearing to the salts
faction ofthe Court that the defendants, Sa-
Inuel s. Rembert, Jacob Moore and Har-
riet, his vile, Llewellyn Rembert, James
K. Rembert, John Trezvant and Louisa,
his wife, John w. Pope. Wiley Miller and
Louisa, his wife, Wyndham Robertson and
Judith, his wife, Maria Pope and William
RembeIt. are non-residentS of the State;
Ii is further ordered that the said absent
defendants do enter their appearance and
plead, answer or demur to said petition on
o. before the first day OF the next Novem.
ber Term Of This Court, and that copy of
this order be published in the Port Gibson
Herald and Correspondent, and continued
for four successive weeks.
4 true copy. + ]. r00R, Clerk.
Oct 26. 1919. At
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-11-09
LIVERY STABLE
o.
sSR AND GULF. mn.

FARE RFrI-c,,M Miss.
EROM and after The seaD. g..
Il next, there will be T,sa Ps Gay Of A.,
Ea leaving p ! Grand Gull, for Porl eiS'e eHoI'e s5@
leave Port Gibson ever, - dne'urning, n! "
P. m. J., . Another ,, Stage will s' iss's :,
son at 8 o'clock, a m, and a,e re,a., ,f'aCI
leave Grand Gull. at a o'cIeai. ,I .is'urning Nh
Fare for seat 10 or fro,, 80, LICK, p N. q
= to and from 'asf =. place, an
ly adhered to: VIII be sirc
Let. No seat will be eon.;s.
until paid for. '1eiec srgsr,l
I'd. The fare must ipyo,;.,,.
advance. ''! beTa2a +
Sd. Esch passenger win j. -,
80 pounds baggage. = entitled %
4th. Extra baggage WILDE ,l..
cents per pound. ehs'g'1r,
5th. All packages will bo 49,.
entered on the Way.Bill. !, 'TTqui5ed oh
responsible for the same. : AlfaI,
9th. All packages under Inn.
Packages overi0 ard under9s '"s' 10 u
+" 25 /" 70 ~"
I" SO Z" lCO i g o.
On money, l-l0th ofone pcrce ~ ="
7th. All packages must be i'i' p.i5 Co.,
entered on the Way.Bil. - " When
slh. At any time when he st.r.
extra Hacks will be sent at he -. T. = ~,
and price. '"'-e llas
9th. Those wishing TO leave t.,,.
gular Stage hours, will lie cb.,..5 r.
Hack prices. stu nll
The following are the rates f., ~ ;.
Of Horses, Horses and Carriages. ,ag M ! lIi'
ing Horses: : ~'u Ae'P
Buggy and Horse per dav,
Hack and Horses per day, W9
Saddle Horse per day. NV
Harness Horse per day, "
Horse feed per night, :!
Single feed, cash, I,
Single Iced, if charged, Z
Board per week, w
Board per month, ~ ~
4 god supply Of Saddle Horses h,r,
and Carriages. will always be in re.]ss ss''
and extra Buggics and Carriage, sr, sl~,.
furnished at thicr stable whenever reon.5
Persons wishing to 60 to Port Gibson. ,.a1 Nh
be sent at any hour required. -
The above is their price Of cbasgos. Tb.,
terms are cash and they will consjjo, i
accounts due at any time they see p-srs,
tocall fer the payment Of them.
They will at all times be supplied viS
careful Drivers and Grooms. They Es,5
constantly on hand an abundant sapply !
PfoFender. They respectfully solicit i,
patronage ofthe public generally.
liUTCHISON s. BRIAN
Jan 26, 1910. o2-Ir
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-11-09
The State of Mississippi,

4Ae state OF MISSISSIPPI.
CLAIBORNE C0UNTY, SIS.
IN PRoBATE CoURT, to December Term
Il. ID. 1919.
In The matter of sthe final account O,
Thomas G. McLlfyre, Administered,
Of the estate Of Peter Mcintyre, decd.
To Alexander Mcintyre, William McIn-
tyre. Nathan Pickett, Catharine Pickett.
Josiah Sugg and Elizabeth Sugr, and
all others interested in the estate of Peter
Mcintyre, deceased.
NOU are hereby cited to appear before
L the Probate Court, of the County Of
Claiborne and State aforesaid, on the fourth
Monday and twenty-fif;h day Of December
next, then and there to show cause if any
you have or can, why the final account Of
Thomas G. Mcintyre, Administrator of the
estate Of Peter Mcintyre deceased, should
not be allowed, aad decree made there
apon accordingly.
- WITNESS Hon. William N.
Is Randolph, Judge of Probate. of
the County Of Claiborne. The
fourth Monday of September.
A. D. 1910. and 74th year of Independ-
ence of the United States of North Anne
rica.
Issued the 9th of Sept, A. d. 1919.
FRED. J. POOR, Clerk.
Sept. %, 1919. ste
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-11-09
Public Sale,
Oa Monday, the 26th day O
NOYeInhPp next,

the following described land, to vii: :.
Lot number 2, in Section numbsf -
Township l3, Range 8, East, cOnlaInfs
50 100 acres. Lot number 3, in serloh
number 26, Township Is, Range s. t'%
containing so acres. Lot number : y
Section number 58, Township lS ka1g
8, East, containing so acres, all stsa'a .
Claiborne county, Mississippi, Also y
East half of tie Southwest quarter
Section number 64, Township lS, hang
4, East. containing 10 s2,lOO acres ~
situated in Claiborne county, hissis'E.
The purchaser or purchasers will oen !,
quired to give notes with good and suIlI's =.
security for the payment Of the pII'h'"
money. JAMES DhkhAm =
Administrator of the estate u
Wm. Davis, deceaF'
October ), 1649. W
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-11-09
Trustees Sale.

pY Virtue ofa Deed Of Trust executed 10
ID me as Trustee, by James Watson, da-
ted the 3eth day of October, ls4l, and du-
ly recorded in the Office Of the Clerk of the
Probate Court of Claiborne county, in Book
", pages $50, 3s1 and $50, to secure the
of certain debts therein specified;
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-11-09
State Of Hlissisainl,i


PROBATE CoURr OF CLAIBoR1E CouSry
August Term, Al. d. 1s49.
TO Miies BarfeId, Robert BqrfeId. Rich.
ard Bagfeld, Henry BorfeId, Washino,
ton Bayfeld, and the unknopa heirs ot
Hetty Hill, deceased.
John G. JAMES having at this FERN
. Of the Court aforesaid. presented his
final account as Administrator de bon;s
non, cum test. annexo of Miles Bar6eid
deceased, you are hereby cited to appear
before said Court on the fourth Monday Of
November next, to show cause. if any Won
have orcan, why said fnal account sbould
not be allowed, and the surrender Of his
lettersb the said dadministratorb be accepted
49,. WITNESS the Hon. WILIfA,,
SNS NJ. RANDOLPH, Judge of the
SsSS Claiborne Probate Court. this
- 30th day of August, 4: D.
'ftsV I64o.
F. ]. POOR, Clerk.
August 81, 1870. :.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-11-09
Lard Oil
EoOk we'll TO your Colds and
Coughs.

They may terminate in settled Cough
upon your Lungs.
1 J. McGlLL. Druggist, has many pre-
a. parat;ons that are recommended for
the cure Of coughs, colds. and all slight af-
fections of the lungs. Among them are
DIR. Swayne's Syrup Of Wild Cherry.
DIR. Wister's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
DIR. Jayne's Expectorant.
DIR. Thomson's Syrup of Tar and Wood
Naptha.
90. Woodman's Syrup Of Liverwort..
Taylor's Baisam of Liverwort.
Dir. S A Pearson's Expectorant,
Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla.
DR.. Cox's Hive Syrup, for Group,
Jube Paste-Ext. Liquorice,
Rogan's Cough Candy.
All these are for sale on their own recon-
mendation, by A J McGILL.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-11-09
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
IN interested in the estate of John NJ.
Powell, deceased, that the undersigned,
Samuel llutchins, administrator ig right OF
his wife. Nancy J. Hmchins, of said estate,
has this day presented his final account as
administrator as aforesaid, to the Honora-
bile Probate Court Of Claiborne county, for
settlement and allowance, and that said final
account was continued to the ensuing De-
cen6er Term thereof, at which time he will
ask that said final account be allowed, and
for leave TO surrender his letters of admin
isiration as Aforesaid.
SAML. HUTCHINs, Admr.
Oct 25, IS49. o.3t
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-11-09
.7iOsC is TIE Tin,q!

II yon caat 10 purchase arialer Goods, al
al the store Of D. iSeligmaa g. Co.
THEf have recently received comps,
i and we'll selected assortment Of F.a
and Winter
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-11-09
Administrators Sale.

DY virtue of an order Of tie Honorable
I'D Probate Court of Claiborne county,
State of Mississippi, made at the SepleH.
bcr Term, A. D., lS49; thereof wit'
Administrator OF the estate Of Wm. Dirt
deceased, proceed to sell, to The highe'i
bidder, on credit of twelve months, d.
tween the hours prescribed by law, al
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-11-09
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

I ETTERS of Administration having
IL been granted to the undersigned, by
the Hon. Probate Court of Claiborne conn.
~, at the October Term, lS49, thereof, on
the estate of James Derrah, late OF said
county, deceased. Notice is hereby given
TO all persons indebted to said estate 70 pay
the same without delay, and all persons
who have claims against said estate will
present them TO n. McDougall, Esq, m,
sgent, ,swiihiathe time prescribed by law, or
they viii be forever barred.
ESTHER DERRAH,
Adn'x OF James Derrah, deed.
November 2, IS49. I0-6t
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-11-09
Ensojrcnt Notice.
+ MISSISSIPPI,

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
CLAIBORNE COUNTY, s.s.
To all persons interested in the estate OF
John Snodgrass, deceased.
TTP0N reading and filing the report OF
u Margaret Snodgrass, adm'x. Of the es-
tate OF said Decd, at the August Term, A
d. 1919, Of the Probate Court Of said coun-
ty, it was ordered by the Court that said es-
tate be declared insolvent, and that publi-
cation be made in the Port Gibson Herald
and Correspondent, public newspaper
printed and published in said county, tor the
space Of ofsix months, requiring the crcdi-
tors Of said estate to file their claims against
the same, probated according to law, with
the Clerk Of said Court, on or before Mon
day the fourth day of March, 1850, or said
claims will be barred, and that a like no.
tice be posted at the Court House door of
said county.
E WITNESS Hon. WILLIAM III.
M Ea RANDoLPH, Judge of the Pro-
Ss bate Court of Claiborne coun-
ty, at the Court House thereof.
the fourth Monday of August. A. ID. ls49.
FRED. ]. POOR, Clerk.
August 81, IS49. 1-6m.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-11-09
Administrators Sale.

"a h&AOA
DY virtue of an order of the Probate
ID Court Of Claiborne county, granted al
tie October Term. A. d. lS49. the under
signed, administrator ofthe estate of John
u. Bridgcr, deceased, will expose 10
A'UbIEC Sale.
On Monday, the 26th day of No
vember next,
al the Cour; House door Of said county, on
a credit Of nine months from the day Of sale,
the following named negro slaves, TO wit:
Lewis. and his wife Lecson and their three
children. named William, Marve and Tho
mas; Milford and wife Lucinda and child:
Hetty, Solomon, Leana, Preston, Harriet,
Martha. Handy. Abner and Frank.
Bond and approved security viii be re-
qnired from the purchasers before the de-
livery of any of the property
WILLIAM D0TS0N, Admr.
Oct 26, 1919. CTS
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-11-09

al the household and kitchen furniture
and stock of Horses, Mules, Cattle, Sheep.
and Hogs, and farming utensils of every
description, embraced in the said Deed Of
Trust.
Such title as is vested in me BY said
Deed. | will convey to purchasers, and none
other. WIN. L. PURNELL,
Trustee.
May A, 1s49. 36
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-11-09
ERsoJUelst Notice.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

h
Claiborne County, SIS.
10 all persons interested in the estate OF
Isaiah Watson, deceased.
IlHE said estate having been at former
l. Term Of the Probate Court of Clai-
borne county, declared insolvent, by decree
OF the Court, and commissioners appoint.
ed TO receive and examine claims against
said estate, and said commissioners having
failed TO act; it is therefore ordered by the
Court, at the May Term A. d. 1S49,
thereof, that the matter be referred to the
clerk and publication be made by adver
tisement in the Port Gibson Herald and
Correspondent, a public newspaper printed
and published in said county, for the space
OF six months, requiring the creditors of
said estate to file their claims against the
same, probated according to law, with
the Clerk of said Court, on or before
Monday, the 18th day OF December next,
or said claims will be barred, and that
a like notice be posted at the Court House
door ofsaid county.
AEAS> WITNESS Hon. WILLIAM NJ.
a e RANDoLPH, Judge of the Pro-
bate Court of Claiborne coun-
ty, at the Court House thereof.
the fourth Monday ofMay, A. d. 1s49.
F. ]. POOR; Clerk.
June 10, 1910. 42-6m