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1WoRTHINGToN q. sNETHEw,
Formerly Solicitor Of The General Land Office

ta, ATTORNEY AND CouNsELLoR AT Law.
Continues to practice in the Supreme Court OF
the United States, in the Courts Of the District or
Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, to prosecute
claims of all kinds against the United States. Ell
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a MONTH"; Y JOURNAL or TRADE AGRl-
CULTURE, COMMERCE, COM
~ .MERClAL POLrTY, MAN
kUFACfURESs INTER u saR
NAL IMPROVE ss'
Isg 't7ta MENTS, De- fs'i5s BN
Published Monthly. by J. d. B. De Bow,
90 Exchange Place, Opposite the
Post Office. New Orleans. 49,
The organizer., 1850-01-05
INSOLVENCY.

" HEREAS, at the August Term.
w ls40, Of the Probate Court for the
county of Lafayette, the State Of Mis-
sissippi, the estate Of James Venable. de-
ceased, both real and personal, having
heen declared by said Court insolyent
and insufficient TO pay the clnims exhib-
tied against said estate Of said deceased:
Now, therefore, agreeably TO an act
Of the Legislature, approved March 3D.
l64S, making it the duty of the Probate
clerk to act as Commissioner of Insolv-
ency on all insOlvent estates; notice Il
hereby given to the creditors Of said de-
ceased, TO file their claims, property auth
enticated and Drobated, with the under
signed, on or before the 20th Of Febru
airy next. ASA NIX, Probate Clerk.
August 25, IS49.-6m.
The organizer., 1850-01-05
TnE STATE OF MIss1ssIPPIt The State O
LAFAYETTE COUNTY, Mississippi

TmE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI The State Of
LAFAYETTE COUNTY, MississiPpi
WNO all persons interested in the lands
II tenemenls, hereditiments Of James I.
Stockard, deceased
You are hereby cited to be and appear
before the Probate Court Of Lafayette Co ,
at the Court House thereof, on the third
Monday in December, lS49, then and there
to show cause, If any they have. or can,
why 30 feet square Of lot No. l59, lying
and being in the town If Oxford and county
aforesaid, whereon said decedent resided
in his life time should not he sold 80 pay
the debts Of said estate, and further 10 dc
and suffer such things as shall he consld'
cred and onfered in the premises by the
Court aforesaid.
s:s;s%sss Witness, JoHN P. STocKARD
MsEAL%5 Judge of Probate Of said county
* EsSS,::&5 the Sd Monday in October
A. ID. 1S49.
ASA NIX, Clerk.
Oct. IL, lS49. 26-4w
The organizer., 1850-01-05
oaARsHs AS FOLLOWS
Caution.

A FEW weeks since, notice appeared
n in the Organizer, over the Signature
ofD. I. BIakely, giving notice ofthe diso-
luton Of partnership heretofore eIlsh1g
betsern Beard and Blakely in the Black
smi,hing business.
This notice was published without my
consent. This is 10 notify all persons IN
debted 10 said firm; not to make any seIile-
ment with said ID. l.. Bakey, without my
consent; lfthey do, it will be at their own
risk.
Dec. %, lS40.--34-2w.
The organizer., 1850-01-05
CtnEwING ToBACCo.-we hny, o

.GHEWING TOBACCO.-We have on
~ hand, at all times, the best assol iment
ans, largest stock Of Tobacco in this mar
ket land are well prepared, from the many
advantages We possess, 90 offer induce
ments TO dealers in that article.
One Of our firm having been rnised in
he heart Of the best Tobacco growing
region Of Virginia, has had every oppor-
tuniiy to acquainl himself with the various
grades of Tobacco, and the cost Of manu-
lactunng and producing il; also has al ex-
tensive acquaintance with Tobacco manu-
facturers.
We have a standing agency in the city
Of New York, under the management Of an
experienced Tobacco manufacturer and
dealer, for the purpose Of securing for our
trade whatever consignmenis Of good To-
bacco are forced upon the market at sac
rifice.
As We conhne ourselves n this article.
TO the Virginia raised and manufactured
exclusively, all persons, either selling or
ordering, NAV rely on getting a Rood ar
licle. FERGUSON, NELL a. B0FTS,
Main Street, Memphis, Te1u
The organizer., 1850-01-05
executors Notice.

is hereby given that we will
n onoIv to the Probate Court Of Laiay'
county, at the January term, lo5o,
e'l0 IN order to compromise or sell the fol.
iOr ,;na ~ claims belonging TO the estate Of
iowa 6,orSou Borroum, deceased to wit wit
fe'o, nSI'gation on David P. BOrroum, made
yen ESiT of If October, 1871, to Peterson Borrum.
io'" ,vo hundred dollars, payable lst oil
ior "sry AZ" next, after date note on lessee
nar: Jabun and John A. Polk, made goth july
KcS IoSS to Peterson Borroum for twenty-five
ioHo, ,,Io,s oayable 25th of December next
oSnr onr date. and credited, 2lst OF March,
aiset aaso with four dollars and five cents
1917, note on John A. Smith, made on
anu anu oh of December, ls44, to Samuel A.
Inc i!Ma,,ord o." a. for one hundred and nineteen
MUou" ,,Oua nayable one day after date.
doliafs' P WRIGHT H. ADAMS.
LAVINA s. BORROUM.
F.ct'r g. Exct'rx OFF. BOrrOum.
Osc. 22.-3t
The organizer., 1850-01-05
NOIICE.

W AS commitie to the jail of this
county. IT'S runaway, on he Sta
day Of Dec. l640., a negro Roy about 80
ears old. feet 8 or 0 inches high. heavy
built calls his name "Simon," and SAYS
that he belongs to Lem Collirs living IA
miles from Benton, Miss. The owner is
requested TO come forward, prove his prop
erty and pay charges, or he will he dealI
with as the law directs. WIS. MCKEE,
Jailor Of Lafayette Co., Miss.
Dec. 10Th, l8i9.
The organizer., 1850-01-05
Administrators Notice

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons
II interested in the estate Of Milly Nc
Nicely. deceased, late OF Lafayette county,
State Of Mississippi, that will, as Ad.
ministrator, present nv accounts with SAID
estate for final settlement, before the Pro.
hate Court Of SAID county, on the third
Monday IN January next, 1850
SIMS McNEEKY.
Administrator Of MIly Nc Neely dec's
Nov, 81, lsi9.-6w
The organizer., 1850-01-05

TAKEN UP b Jsmes JOHN
- living one mile uorih q Eaion-
STn one bsy mare Mule about II
"N hands high; s1pposed 70 be q
alk1 bout n o. ~ years old-no
o. hu msris Or brands Peresivable. sPPrai-
ssi 10 9tnO0
ALLEN WOOLYERTON.
ori. a9s3 ists. R1gsr