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New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

IwPRoyENESrs.-Mr Peter B Berry is engaged
in moving the house lately occupied By Mr. Daniel
Wright, which Is contiguous TO the handsome block Of
stores now in process Of erection by Mess. Conklin
Clark Of this city. lt Is the Intention " Rev T. 81
Johnson who owns the property 10 put up two stores
similar TO those building By the en,erprsing gentlemen
sbove-nsmed which 10 oe four stories high and 90
fest deep BY Is feet front
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

~ Every suitable means should be sdon,sd IN mall
Aoo"n 70 tns public the prepsstOns made to supply hs
sL no pG"spsoefs OF the couDtry present an efficient
mode VI reaching the psOple u he vsous Dsfrct. md
pAy ne safely f7sorled 70 though ths Agency Of 3
rALHss ss he appointed by the propheior. 10 receive
sno receipt FOR sdyerssmsn;s ssed 10 thei,
'"r'' ''-FNN"'N
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

WHO CITIgs.-Every city IN New-Jersey-
the CIV 4 Belvidere alone. Whlg Here tney are
NkWAEk. JzRsEF cry SEW BRC >sfVICk
TRENLoS sUhLISGTOs. GLOUCEsTEH
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Assrssoss Axp coNsrAsLEs ELECTED.


H.. f,..r-t tra.fl'.tf
la pr,pn .......... Henry Carpenter
John g. Nrssaugfr James Cunnor.
d parl sr-in " Brnson Emerald Mheeler,
'-,hnN ~avrp ....-.. Henry Gardner.
lu samuel N Nshhsu Cornelius Allison.
Nathaniel Gasseti Gee. Andrew N.soot
~. John n choti ........ Emsnuel Joseph,
Nathan 4 Sutton zee. Robert Lewis.
N.Jsmes \ Rich .......Joseph Jenkins,
Rufus Davenport Lester Wilson.
VI. Thomas Thompson Otto c. Ssckmsu.
William Meals. .......J0hn McCleester
Vll George Adams ....... Thomas n Bemis
luther Richards ...-. WI IAN Harrigan.
VII William II Sgee, .-.. William Jones.
Charles ; Turn5uu.. Gilbert +. Undsroul-
N II Howard Cargili William II Rich,
John Ksyser......... Ben ismin Wisner
N..John Connor ...-.--..Jonu 3 Carter.
John 7 Barnard. oseph AcsernAn-
N. Lewis p neer .--..--. Henry DGher
Rufus X. Mcintyre John hesr.iuS
XuLawrence r. Herr ... Alexander Ps0or.
william A D1Oey Micsjah Stsnies.
XII. .Obsdish SeWcomb. Jr Joseph Giiso
Benjamin HAskell..-.Ab binus Johnson.
XIV John ~ Brown ...... Nathaniel Finch.
John o Connor. Wsshin gton l. Hutton.
". .GeOrge Riley .---.--. James Hssiin,
Israel Hassell- -James king
XVI. .TnOmss W o instead William Wscker,
Daniel Hlgancsmp. Peter Giiib sn.
XVII. .Abm Van B1skercE George Bush.
Jacob D Young .-.-.. a-num Mis-.
XVIII Csll \ Campbell .....W william Peck.
Jacob II Valentine Nathaniel Ii. Greene
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

~ View ould recommend oUr fiends aud the public
generally, who He 10 want Of good boots shoes gsisers
slippers. etc TO gye nleud NATGNs OF lli Fullons
call Having dealt with him years, know that hsS
ces Of the fret quality tie has Gso large suort
for ladies' snd chdrens wear OF oil sinds al 3eod
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

MURDER BY THF lSDANs-Threc Mexican
lads recently attacked by party Of Indians sup
posed be Lipsns, the river Leona Texas and one
OF the boys was killed another taken prisoner and
the third made his escape
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

THsN $ sulrsWe have now hand he be.l slocA Of
ind second hand Clothing cogec ed lostlhsr-
Dress and Frock Goats. 'siness Pokashape hae ess.
mere Pants aud sik satin yes. Also Closss and set
the cheapest in the world Ns'sau and Beelmau
-j-suit store.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

Y The officers Of the steamer Confidence
have our thanks FOR Albany papers Of yesterday sd-
vance Of the mail.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

FINE ARrs.-We are requested 10 give notice that he
Lyceum Gallery, Of The works Of the Od Matters will
hereafter be open on Monday. "Wednesday and Friday
evening Of each wess until l0 O'Clock A2l2s
EcoNoMY PsiorcALLY ArrLiED Splendid Hst. for o.
81 20 and 81 IS Csp. IS to are sold by the n an
knows how To make hat For evidence Of the fact 10
to WOODS, 81 Canslst nesr Broadway
HArs-Ws recommend all persons re fined tass 10 call
on Knox In Fulton s aud purchase Of his eessnt Las
which for besuiy elegance and artistic taste arc superior
to any syle which has been offered this Spring KSoxs
hats are too well Enown to req.hre any praise.
PREsrRvED MEATS As many Just plsints have been
made OF mposiIons upon emgrants In lh,ss articles ihs
underfgned deem necessary state, .or in'orna.
uon ohe public that hroug hout the h1le of The Cafof-
MIA excitement all articles cod by them have Invariably
given entire ssisfacon ss msny certificates In our pos-
session will sbundant' testify itsi they refer the public
with confidence to such have their arc for an
opinion OF he merit that every Can put up undergoes
personal Inspection ofMr kESsETr who,e father was tho
hrst to rNoduce these articles ibis country > ard Ihst
hey continue, as heretofore, TO warrant every Can
als II THOMAS KENsETT co % Old. ,ip
NATIONAL MINIATURE OALLEsY.- EDWARD Wutry 2t1
BaoADwAY-Tbis magnificent saloon possessss superior
advantages for the rapid production OF Dsgueeoyps MIN.
iaufes All persOps who wish sn unsurpa.ssd Likeness. ~
heLnsslye.o or friends should give This gallery call
Al JmsOf
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

EYA letter from Mr.. LEcHEvALfER dated Pans,
Apn 8. Is in type but is crowded out this morning
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21
.ta1Lrt...sALTINo.I AprIl

FfaI J. eT- -. bfLT IHvtt, ApIll =
Since the receipt Of the steamers news Bread
stun. have a arrner tone and holders Of Flour ask
better prices, Grain isslso in demand Provisions un
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

FRrr SOIL AND OfFiCE.-The Troy HhIg
boiogs Itself unsccountaby with regard to our re-
cent remark as to the policy and justice OF retain
ing Ia office portion of those who voted for Mr..
Van Burcn last November. We said nothing 10
favor OF nor about oppo'Hf,ag 70 ceoe any one
who voted Tor Mr.. Van Buren, The Free Soilers
nov ~ office under the Federal Government are
not Wings 10y cousiderRble-they were Loco-Fo-
cos and appointed as such by Polk Now these
never went for Van Buren, in order 10 elect Cass
to I'LL a thimble can believe that Marcus Morton,
Beni T. Butler, Michael Hoffman 81. meant to
elect Gen Csss and the Free Soilers found in
Office 10y Gen. Taylor were Of their class. t.
talk, then, Of what Mr 10. L. White, GiddiDgs
Charles Allen Root, sc intended to effect by
supporting Van Buren, as evidence Of what the
Free Soil Democrats purposed IS to darken coun-
sci unwor,hily
As to the general cy,cf OF the support OF Mr.
Van Buren,. opinions may differ, We certainly
believe Gen. Tsylor's chance was improved by
the Buffalo Nomination. That It helped him II
the Slave States especially Florida, Georgia auc
Louisiana. would seem hardly to admit Of ques
tion If only by making this State visibly, palPs
bly certain for Taylor it exeued mighty info
ence on the general contest Had John McLeAr
~ any prominent Whig been nominated at Bui
lalo, we believe Gen. Csss must have succeeded
Bat enough.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

~ RsPESoHsiD, Of l07 Ns,ssu-st. imports his own ma
,sda g. .0pernIen6s The msnufsciure OF his Has and
wsis on his customers hmsef The secret Of HE selling
bsuer Hat S. So lhsD any other batter oaen for o.
10 selfevldent al
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21
bslween Thompson and Lawreuce si..

BARcAlNs IN sPRiNG CAsFgriSss 1t 70 woaderhl 10
wtne. the continued rush ~ the celebrated cheapest
Carpet establishment IN the United ssies ~ Bowery
HlR.N ASDgssoSs Positive proof of IN. great bargains
70 be had. 10 the mmeuce quantity OF Cafpsling Rugs
Foor OK Cloths Window Shades etc purchased Al Low
prices aud senl away dsuy
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21
uASIvHsTO
FRKll. - -. lA-sS.

We translate or TA T'ubaas the 'ollo"'ns
declaration Of lie Republican Press OF fsr'
which ia q considerable importance atthe present
lapotufe a. showing tho firm stand which 'hey,
hsvs taken against the increase Of Reaciive inha
snce.. signed by all the Proie''ed HePao''
can lournAl, u Paris with the single exception ol
the National
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

i ChiLDstNs raSisAs sTs.w HASA splendid asso,t.
uehl Ju opened No sooner does sny new stve MAKE IA.
appearance 90 ms BOolsvsrds duplicate. viii he foand
ospl.Jso ~ ohSis, manufactured Of the hche.t .bc,
500 oi h- most b1zere, RTsceU and novel pattsr.
dies Oil ID 10 his saloons cols ctop of H. ~, -
li hAs and Csps for Children offered by soy b1.
10 As Clyi add 70 elegance not surpassed ~
OkNLN. "a BIoadMaY nnnl..lLs :, p.nl..
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21
SHIP BRooKLYS. Feb l5 l-49. I
4 RICHARDSON { CO

Lat. 81 miles Nortn, Long ~ - Nest
GENrIENEN lti with pleasure that emorsce this
opportunity 20 Hform you of the ssie arrival Of The
ship At hi, place. and Of the good health Of al on
board
our winds on leaving New FORK. were mostly from
the westward with frequent rains and heavy ses but
-you VIII s,e By our stuston We have not been lying
suil
think shall not bs compelled 10 stop on this side
OF the Cape but shall yet have ample time 10 make up
my mind My mate is al could wish and better than
| expected have beside, a good crew. and truIt
shall be able 10 make short passage
Toe ship "a In good order sAs @eSs 40 ndta a. AZ
although have experienced sone very heavy Winds
spd seas
We lost the northeast winds two dsys since, and
hsvc now = light air hom The south sm In
hopes It will freshen up 70 steady southeast trades
whom shSli proceed on toward the Cspe
Before reach the Cape We shall have clear decks,
ard large room IN the hold FOR baggage. While
write, the wind freshens frem the sootawsrd.
You will need entertain no fear bat the ship brook
yr will carry her passengers through, with ss Eie
trouble As any other and eope. "a quick
W RICHARDSON
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

Truffra
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l-sei-r' \ - -fr-' Sab a. isr-r-fs
. o. - o. 4 q. r.-- par.t Decssr. sen.
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lil--~e 70 - eor h Moor
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lf--"7-'-7 - Ava r. IssH
ftrss ksrr~ff 4 De Camp
-. q. martin psa-I v Nsgs1 isfrsA 1srres
vi Wu Frk-st ..-. W. at .---- ="
-, r. "A u--s ma Har H W--f .l~-s- n frce
"a x.-..u4 t.rls IarrHn.sh ferreH .Jts a. ioFn--nd
J "a H.tar Nses Arfre- >'ont WI - -,'I
~ N-hsnfa1 M|er 60" W h'.et -.-' ID,
nj a.-rr sIs. John a Rae ..-. oraa " N'rr-
N'' ,..-... l~tn-us Nsri
nar~ fsnshae.
,..t a., . r...-- rs.f o. J.hr.fan John Co,As
~ ,-...- h.. N..h ". n,nnsi p hsasa Marta
H-rry Z M-.f
rsfHlk lhiiAl
...t.. u...4.t frr-, T.srea Ja ID oliver
NNl fs-s.rsh ,aret ..OvHi Ns.s .-.. 'tae A0'Na
A,ff 49, If..r lsatc nsy Con
Nttfr u.r.t -. a. ~ tartnf Fphrau Hotro..A
X
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

u Spring Fsshiop HsI' lsi9 unsurpassed by any for
durability elegance or chespnes the one price store
ITO CSns'I Persons whose hesds are the ficuli
h hued by Pane Confofmeusr7 with The utmo. exact
ness and Ease 10 the wesrer. la3O2t J. w KELLo0o
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

JUSTICE PIERcE.-lt will be a source Of congrat
ua,ion Brooklyn readers to learn ths, this gen
tlsnan Ia rapidly recovering from hs recent sewers
flrs.a
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

TIE PoPEs RIGHT % ABSOLUTE DOsiNIOs
ovHR rHE Ro1AN PKOPLF.-'A Subscriber de-
sircs us % publish the whole Of the London Tab
let 9 argument Doe support Of an Armed lnterVer-
ton By Forein Powers for the overthrow Of the
Roman Republic and the restoration Of Pope Plus
TX 20 the Ponthcsi throne. as temporal and un-
limited monarch-Wo should very gladly have
published that article had 1t been shown us before
It's Republication here We dd publish the most
material portion Of it after rs APPEARANCE IA the
Courier. and. though va 30 not deem the husk
Worth reproducing after He have given the ker
mel, We will very gladly reprint for that side any
new European nrtlc'e OF similar length, which has
uot already appeared in this country. Please re-
member this and let Us have the next article
early.
Our Subscriber seemI TO have forgotten
that We recently printed very able Sermon by
Bishop HCoHEs on that side, arguing the whole
question with marked directness and ability
Bp Hughes is not accustomed 70 leays unsald
much that is worth saying on his side Of ques-
tiou. We think he did not IN tins case.
1t ise fearful thing 10 contend thatthe proper
and uehtul existence of the Papacy Is incompa,-
bc ~ th the Political Freedom ol Two Millions
ol People, and We trust the matter will yet be re-
considered anl the assam pt.on Withdrawn We
cannot perceive wherein Il j, more essential tothe
Catholic Church than the lHquistion s
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

~ City Ladies' snd those visiting the city esu snd Al
B. MLLERs, l22 Csnss The largest ard hsnesoue., a..
sorm, Of ack and coored Cater Boos to be- fourd IN
New-Yors, together with Ladies, Ml.se. ard Children.
Boou AM shoes Of all the various kinds moderate prices
J. MILLER, p Csnsls,
s1f o. betwean Thoups,n srs T.u,.r.a..
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

~ G. +. HotTMAN, whose health had become
impsircd by close confinement, and nce'sant appi
cation literary labors being threatened with aserlous
sHeetion OF the brain sometime since very jadciously
deisrmined to place himself IN position where, with
sufficient teclusioD, entire avoidance Of literary pur
suits and judIcous medical treatment he was likely
most speedily and certainly 10 be restored 20 bis wont
ed good health Under these circumstances he very
wisely avsiled himself Of the professional advice and
attention Of physician familiar with the protean forms
Of nervous disease and guished for his In
their trea,ment-Dr kirkbride Of Penney lvania-and
We are happy in having the of this eminent
Gentleman that Mr. Hofmsns health Is now almost
entirely retrieved and that his friends may expect
again t. welcome him among them We are conn dent
that Il will sford real qualification 10 bis literary
friends learn ihst at period Of biz ndlsposllion
have Mr. HofmGns symptoms been such As 10 justify
the remarks kindly intended, As they doubt were
which appeared In some of the public prints He has
never been 40 III as 20 be unable his friends
10 prevent his engaging at bic own discretion. in eli
the rural exercises for which his iondness 10 well
known and which continues unsosted
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

" c. p FoLwsLL Diaper sod Tailor, 70! Broadway
goaantee' to maze up garnsns 10 order superior 10
'ye and hs to anJ oher establishment In he city aud al
prices ' 10" as chafsed b, Others for their .hop.wcfs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21
The ship Brooklyn Mt the Equator.


r. ne Editors Of TIE TrtbnAs.
We have received per Europa, the following
letter from Cspt } W Richardson Of ship BrooSiyr,
which eft this port the l2th January last with
passengers fer California il was put op board Ham
borg chip bound home from Bombay, Md sen, TO q,
under cover Of letter from Cap, Brockelman Of that
ship. having been forwarded BY the kindness OF the
aited stsies Consul At Falmouth. Eogland.
4 prrUARnsON [ Cg
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21
sIaye-CaIch hing.

"COnscieace' asks whether, boy copying al arti-
Gle about the escape Of a Slave by boxing himself
up and coming on by Railroad directed 70 North
ern Aboltlouist we d" intended 10 sanction and sp.
prove the course of the person who assisted the
Slave to escape We answer that no such ap
proval is to be inferred from our publication. We
publish all sorts Of doipgs, and must not by any
means he held to approve an act because we re-
cord IT,, even when we DO not condemn IT,
But a. to the general question involved, we
say, once for all that We hold every innocent
mans righ, to himself paramount TO any night to
his body which can be vested in another aud II a
box should come directed to us with q live man in
it, We should at the very least presume him the
owner Of himself until somebody else proved title
to him. That done, we should let that somebody
take his property running, recognizing no obliga-
ton resting on US 10 help him catch II. We are
sure the laws OF the land do not require 10 turn
slavecatcher at least until the particular person
sought is proved to to be the slave of the per
son in quest Of him.-and we are rather slow OF
faith In such cases.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ANEScAN EvA-rakirg OF eveiaj jwiug hos... I,
you 10 know whsi the tenn really m-sr. Ia. -.
sv-uinz any evening, irtO the kusrum II Il.
nundsglon Tne OIsker Giant snd Gtsnun-ss q -. y
tsniG tte Nam olb Ls1y, Great "a e.err P-te A -.
the general and special sllracuous Of me -s,.h
drew good houses previously 10 the solvent of ne 49,
eits ba. ihsy have 5ro1ghs iih lhem aood OF neri
ily thst csrfies everything before H.
P0sfscryf- For the ladies' juveniles II ,,e w..,
gO0c srd cannot bear eruih. 90 lhe ale Nor
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

" Those Of cur esders IN heed OF Hats should sn
To call 90 RAFFEsrY LE,sK corner Of Chatham snd P,ah
s and examine 1eir Spring style before purchasing ess
where They are unsurpassed ia point Of beauty finish
and en- Rcelleuce II fmsteTisls
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

.s. Xfh Walf a-r- refs sar A..'tani
So P.r,-r.8a 40 J-t-,a -r s-rc ths ealassa'-.
- - I-- rrt-s. T. .t-rna- stanis -
~ W.ft Caars-.- F7r Hat.-a l,l5ti >a-rniAn l'l'
" H..s-itr - Ia.cru
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

~ WAsTtD-H u Bowsry, young mao thoroughly
acquainted win the c'ohng business a. sae,msn None
i neoo sPPiJ uhieo hst ssie salesman. aMHs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21
scHOOL OFFlCERs.

The following Ia list Of the School comm
Inspectors snd Trustees chosen At he ate
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

~ Economy and Tass Efocr aud Dre.s Coat. 70 order
sio to sls. Al FoLwELL's, 1872 Broadway ssim
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

" Rev. T. STARR king breaches tomorrow
morning and snernoon) 10 the Church OF the Messiah
Broadway. nesr Prncest We believe he will also
preach there the next sunday.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

MIMI wAsD HAr CoNPANY.-To our friends " ~ho ae
In want Of Sprng hat Unsurpassed In lishins style srd
quality would say call friend Csosg OF .6 Beecker.
81 sld you will be suited
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

~ The Teachers Association of this City and
County meet tonight, 10 the Assistant Aldermen .
Rooms City Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

TIE DrsrIss.-These renowned players on
the Sax Horns again among us. and will give the
FIRST of two Concerts (onlO Tuesday evening next.
Those who have heard them once will need no farther
announcement They may well say. in the;words OF
Kerner. There calleth me ever a marvellous horn 80
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

FiRE.-Yesterday morning. about q o'clock,
the cook and bake house At Blackwels Island took
IRE and was entirely consumed
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

ISQUEsr.-Coroner Walters held an inquest
yesterday at the Aims House Yard, upon the body OF
unknown boy, sged lJ years native of France, who
was found drowned at Pier No. North River. Yer.
dlct-death by drowning
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-22
EXECUTORS SALE.

Ea HI
I vlrlae and 10 pursuBHCe oi 2 de-
cree Of The Probate Courtof Madi-
son county, Mississippi, made attha AU-
gust Term hereof 7 will as executor Of.
last win and testament 81 Tennesss
kibbee, deceased, on The Bib day ofOc.
tober next, between the hours pre-
by law, at the court house door
Of said county, proceed 10 sell TO The
bidder oH a credit of one and
two years, from the day Of sale, ali thai
eerlain tract Of land, situate, lying and
being in The colnly Of Madison, State
% Mississippi, and described as follows,
~ [
IA The east halle 81 the north east quarter
Of section ten, west half Of the west
half north west quarter and west half
southwest quarter OF section eleven,
and west half north. west quarter sec
ton Ia, township s, range 2, west, al'
The purchaser or purchasers 10 give
bond with good and sufficient security
for the payment Of the sum Oh sums 81
money for which The said premises may
30 struck of in one and two years from
] GEORGE " KlBBEE, Esfs,
Aug, is, l849. bna saagl5 49-3t
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: EXECUTORS NOTICE.o

EXECUTORS NOTICE. 4 a
M ETTERsT estamentafy having been
granted 10 the undersigned at The
August Term, ls49, OF the Probate court
Of Madison county, Mississippi, on the
estate Of Mary Cameron, deceased, all.
persons indebted 10 said estate will
please come forward and makeaimfnedt
ate payment and all persons having
claims, against said estate will present
them, legally authenticated, within the.
lime pre- 'cribcd by laws or3they will be
Forever barred. sa4 baA aagvYa9 8gsll
|. ny aaa JOHN G. CAMERON, Ex'r.i d
Aug. I8al849. 9Ea4h aa Ha. 40 g. \
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-CROT0N RnunINca


UMBRELLA
~ by T8sHlzE
GEORGE 81
MGEUF1Cr6aEH
6. j. B., W6blf inVits us p4HieulaF nlieh
his friends and MlsFnlHnfg eiarinR
bfki 40 gave .hilnR e8ll A hianeW end 49,
pps MRufaciprY end Mareh0nse.
s6Eo@ lAa aaa l4A HFoad ways
ai 81 tCRoToN BulbsFes
sf@sen Cedas and Libsuy5 slsses NH
will always be found ths m~essesleaas
eA4mept Oh ssst# #ms
FUMbrelIae, PatasQlss Farasulettfe aAA ~
t@tFt@3 stH SHADES
kis 5&h eElebtsiea nan6f attpfs, fOs
aay quantity aaa 81 greatly fetas
Tees A8@W sNG, &A4f ~ M
q p pledges himself lhat umbrellas 8
from lie & Croton MannfactoFyn
A.N0Sl Id every ~teFpeets
New YORK JuneS 1B4gs
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Superior CourtOf Chanceryot the STATE
Mississippi, June Term, A. D. l843.
John W. Fuqna, Admir- UPON open
dc bmiS non, 8f ing The com
2l95 VI .totta9 ~plainaht's bill,
Win. +. w alker, and and tappear
TVS Harris Legal reps, ihgthapthedee
a4 aea etdls. ia . fendants-the
heirs Of Thomas j. Hart, deceased-are
unknown 10 the complainant SO that the
ordinary process ofthis court cannot be
executed Upon them, therefore, IL lsaaa
Ordered, That said unknown defend
ants enter their appearance herein on or
before the tirstaday 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, OF demur, 10 the bill Of com
plant a~fofesaidy otherwise, the seyer raj
allegations will be taken for confessed
~ them, set for hearing ok parte, and
the matters hereof decreed accordingly
It is further ordered, thatsa cory Of
this order be inserted in the Mississippi
Creole, a newspaper published In the
town Of Cantons once a week for two
months, successfully, and by posting VI
III front of the court house door, accord
;ng ii law. j. z. SLMMS, Ct'k,
Yl99 BY EP. RUSSELH1lD. Q.
L. IN. GARREFT, Sel'r. ss
IrTtt on 1870 8I& 4EA& az ON