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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-10-22
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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-10-22
Prospectus FoR 1850.


THr yrw Work
LITERARY AMERICAN.
acknowledged by both the Public and
the preqs "a be ID
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lfISCEILANEO
For tie Enqu'
4 NOBLE EXAMPLE


A NOBLE EXAMPLE.
Two months ago an appeal published in many of tho
papers in Virginia in behalf of the Tract with view
10 obtain more efficient aid in supplying the destitute por
lions of the State with books and tracts 1t proposed thai
ten men should each give fifty dollars, hundred mer
should give twenty each hundred men give each
and three hundred should give five dollars each To this call
am happy say there been noble response One gen.
iean Richmond has paid he salary ola Coporeu slo0
himself From different parts of the State four have given
firv dollars each have given twenty each nineteen
gave each nneyone have given five dollars each In
all there have been collected in cash s65l Is. There
still outstanding subscriptions 10 the amount OF $500
have Just returned from the city OF Richmond where
!abortd two weeks. The heat oppressive and my
health very feeble but raised cash Including sos received
in April SlOl and have good subscriptions Tor S65 more
met with the cordial cooperation the part o
both ministers and people If al! the other parts of the
State would respond TO this cali az Richmond Aexandr;
and Winchester have done, Virginia would only soor
supply her destitute but send thousands of books
preach Jesus Christ the poor and the destitute
Of States and territories well good supply Il
heather world Christians and Phian,hropists send
sour donations To fill up the above sums.
Ny address will BE- Covngton, Va until the 18th Sept.
j. CRoSs Agent Am. Tract Society.
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pOEFICAI,.
II Y NJ n

From the recesscS u Z lDwly spirit
Nv nan.s,e pr.rcr asceu3S-C Father hear 1t
UpeoagiaI III the wings OF fear ami mcekn,sS
Forgive its weakness.
| know, feel, how mean and how unworthy
The trembling sacrifice pour before Thee.
What can offer in thy presence holy
But sin and folly
For in Thy sight-who every bosom vi west,
Cold are our warmcst VOWS, and vain our truest;
Thoughts of hurfying hour; our lips repeat them,
Our hearts forget them.
We see Thy bandit leads Us, it supports us;
We hear Thy voice-it counscls and II courts us;
And then We turn away-and still thy Kindness
Pardons our blindness.
And still Thy rain descends, Thy sun is glowing,
Fruits r;pen round flowers are beneath US blowing,
And as if man some deserving creature,
lows cover nature.
o how long suffering Lord but Thou deightest
To win with love the wanderng-Thou inritcsi,
By smiles Of mercy not by frowns or eriors,
Man tlom his errors.
Who can resist Thy gentle ca-nppealing
To every generous thought, and grateful ieellngf
That voice parenta-whisperng watching ever,
My bosom2-never.
Father and Saviour plant within that bosom
These seeds OF holiness-and bid them blossom
In fragrance and in beauty Dr1gh; and vernai,
And spring eternal.
Then place them in those everlasting gardens
Where angels walk, and seraphs are the wardens;
Where every flower that creeps thro DEATHS darR porta
Becomes immortal.
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RI. ;.eI,irenee that Gov. Quman Of Mississippi hac
heen indicted bv grand jury at New Orleans Tor aiding III
M h, yned;tion was received with surprise and regret
bcbout the country. Wc glad 10 hear from tile Nat
FRI, Trader that il is anhorizcd TO say that the pro-
,,;ng If the New Orleans Grand jury as far as Gov
ouma is concerned is infamous assumption on The par
f b,t ody This assertion is boldly made without know
Ina the maine Of single person upon that Jury. Neither
Gnv Quitinan nor Judge Smith could have had anything
more to du with The Cuban expedition than the man in h'
noon If Gen. Quitman had been interested in the ar
hair. things Just now, would have worn different as
meet and the seaks of the Administration Al Washington
youd have been dazzed into humble acIuiescencc by h
lare Of success For months past, in every conceivable
way ard by dnt Of the toughest sort OF fasehood, III,
Northern Wing press has been cndeavorng 10 connect Gov
IQutmans name with the Cuban affair but all in yan-th
lvipers gnaw file.
The n Orleans Delta charges that Mr. Hunton, the L.
District Attorney with knowledge of all the facts of tn
lease Mr.. Clayton that the parties engaged in th
expedition had been well advised and did keep within TN
aw-and that probably but for this opinion Of the chief av
3olicer of the Government the expedition would have no
sailed The ~ o. Crescent contradcts this statement bu
Hectares It's opinion that the law violated in the lat
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CALL ME- PET NAMES.
RYrHE LATE MRS. osGoop

Call me pei names dearest call me bird,
That flies TO thy breast a: one cherishiHg word
That folds its wings there neer dreaming Of flight,
That tcrderly sings there in loving delight.
Oh my SAD heart is pin.ng for one fond word
Cali ne pet names, dearest, call me bird
Cali ME fond names, dearest call me star,
Whose smiles, beamng welcome, thou icePs from ala
Whose Ii CHI Is the cltarest. tie truest 10 thee,
When the might time of SORROW" steals ifes
Oh, trust thy rich tarqle where lis warm rays are.
Gail Inc pet names, darling, call me tiny star.
Cali ire sweet Names darling call me n flower,
That lives in the light Of thy smile each hour;
Tha, droops when its heavenly loyc-grows cold;
That srnks from the wicked, Ike false, and bold;
That booins for thee only, thro sunlight and Shove
Call Inc pet names, darling, call Inc thy flower.
Call me dear names dailine! call me thlre own;
Speak 10 me always i'll loves low tone;
Let not thy look or thy voice grow cold
lie, my fond worship thy being unfold
Love me for ever, an! love me alone;
Call me pet names, darling, cal! me thine own.
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For Tie enquirer.
CORRESPONDENCE.
PowuAT,S, July Isl, 1850.

Nm I'D, ST., Esq,
Dear Sit--Wc, ihc undersigned, portion oi lie Convcn
iona, l,r This District anxious your scrv
ICES in the coming STATE Convention, beg leave 10 ngo
fou Inc propcy oi yonr becoming candidate il
b., body. W we'll aware II the reluctance naturally
10 kc iol ty you in assuming that positions Sc: hop
ht tic sJicudc INDUCED rs many Of your f.icn
lat yea should become clndidItea socitrdc arisa.
from cr intimate knowledge ~ yoar sona. judgment
arac experience and well kEow. constitutional opinions
wili nuc yoC 10 suHoan all ohstaclca which opp0s,
HE g-at!frallon -. their wishes
The undersigned cannot close this communicative wiki
lu' calling 10 oraeEton tire r.dicl and dc-tg.c
- options and prncincs OPEN; aypwcd ~ MANY IN,
udcet lai.e majority of canld.tes lor III
which, IL ;.cf opinion. lend 10 IN suhye
JON oi tie t:ss object o good government, anu the los
r dearest principles, which mat Is intended rescry
We ;gain r.s sctiuv ind urgently press upon you CON.
iahc" with our wishes, and t.si thar you i'll permit
vu' the debt ii gratitude zee already .,i rf yGLi 7st
,lcs IN another sphere. by Conserving assist in Ill,
'oos;lrcaa oi la 0si !,c".t ana II pnl;an work
pcoiea good constitution. In a-le snhnit .hs
~, request asking the se o: y"nr name, expecting yon
cssnna service in the canvass, confident that tie force
ouy an! the cont.3encs in your well known worth
ill avail against tie Gang,."u ciori pcryet the publ,
.uni ana uriron
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70 the Editors Of Tie Enquirer.


HALIFAX e. H., July 9TH $50
GeGcmcni oil will please in youE papr, tia
The candid1cs of this district will address their ebw CHI
lcns Of III. District the following days AMI pla,s CON
mcncin. 3: liierg!f isyvaria county, the t inst
aHca;hrrtorces the lh Bagc.s The l.;h; Mof
mons 18th; Court House Court dav, ii Dar isa l5
Laurel Grove Eth; Edmond= store, Halifax county 18th
He, 20tn Halifax {. II DAY, 22i: Republican
5Goyc, 9iih Mount Laurel 18th; Chri:ansvf Mccklan
,urg county, 9th; nrumrghi's store 50th LOMBARD
Grove. Isl August: Clarksyr Biz High Ill., H,.x 20
5H.ca!e,nurg count. Court " Aa.is Sos i ai-o II.
The oi Jas White and William II. Tr tia;y
2pittsy lyania county; John X. Elmons ard Benjamin
Garrett Of HALIFAX county and Mark Alexander IT, and vii
lam r. Baskerville Of Mscklenburg county the Demo
cratic candidates. Vincent W,chcc of Ptyivania, Dly
3chanihc:s and George Perkins 81 Hliax hf candidates
Should The DemocJas ne themselves and party
shall BE- To send yoa able and fnifu delegation.
These familiar you therefore NJ comnlen;
ne would he snperuous
In haste, remain yours, mosrlspectiully.
FoR THE rsorlRER.
ITo tie Iote- Of Rockingham, CUMBERLAND, imeiia enc
Jortdtd1
III last Buckingham May cour, 'onsen,ad 10 become
|candiiic for scat IN the Conyelrin if the heaa ~ i
Family woai rs;s my participating in the III
fa,ler pant ~ ti HrGd visited Philadelphia consul
css ms family aud il is ilGpo.s Gle determine when
wii b. IN orr power 10 return hinc Undcr existing cir
:nmsarccs, feel constrained iec!ne becoming candi
date and tender my ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - my friends for til
lddiiioull evidence OF their confidence in desiring
present them III the Convention called amend STATE
CONSTITUTION. f.. w. HUBBARD.
Washington City, July ID, li5p.
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION.

We may hereafter give brief sketch OF the admirable ar
umon;s presented BY the various speakers in the late Con
aycnton al Old Point in behalf Of the wisdom and feasibility
aof this grand scheme In the time ask leave In en-
ore the sound comments the Norfolk Argus which sees
lin the concluding proceedings strong proof that hc
sprisc there happily commenced bears within itself all The
Scenrs d; future and commends itself 10 fe
sow-czcns as tire hsrbingc Of better days coming in thu
! good old city If Norfolk
The subject in all lis length ana breadth continues hc
ircus) calmly and deeply examined ny tnGsc eloquent
md able gentlemen. lis Advantages fully elaborated, Iii.
liicdes be overcome successfully met ana resisted
The prolec Ia be based upon The policy ;" wisely
iopcd the last Congress- and eicaly carried out by
Shc chec oil the Navy Department. under the late admins
atioalo w the establishment and sustenaton OF steam
Commercial Marine susceptible vi bring conYr.tfd, under
nv sudden emergency into most powerful .irail
without loss time, and at nconsidcrble expense. Ihs
policy been carried only far enough I" demonstrate IL:
swsdm an: Singular adaptation 10 The wants ol me Gov
.nnent Much yet rc;ain~ BE- done. The northern
fion the coniyderacy has lar monomzCd al! The al
R,anlagas acc..ne from these The South as
3d. has sluI.berin;. But Virginia is awakening from
5her drowsy mood and will soon be up and ADDING.
'Ne are informed HAT The Convention without
assurances. Tic fostering aid of the General inyeramcn
could be secured in the form such appropriation has
sarIv PAT afloat Of The proudcs steamers in the world
known a. The Collins line, that the capital and the means
would be long wanting 10 connect the waters o the
chesapeake with The City ii London by line equally pow
ae- and with better prospects OF profitable self sustena
eo The aid o: the good old commonwealth is also 10 be
hnvoed in lending her c0un,cance nad u2hoaing arm IL
Kills great enterprise subsidiary that Liberal splf, Of in
crnol Improvement occupying large space in the
shcar,4 Of her people The tide Of commercial prosperity
which has aco 1852 been flowing noThward leaving rs an
uay desoia" and impoverished has reached the point
s,hen rclux may and Give the direct
wing trade what raise AMI what consume the IA
.rs of linking Tire powerful west m!i the waters OF the
Aan,c-and Virginia. but especially, OH. oan surf
Saved cry will at once assume new position ana take
.arr in the IF greatness. We say God speed The
Srood work.
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Ut UT
WILLIAM AND MARY.

For The Enquirer
WILLIAM AND MARY.
This venerable College, recently rced, the public is
,warc in its academic departments and provided anew with
III the Of sound learning held its interesting
1meIccmen exercises on the 18th instant. The attendance
Twas highly respectable beth for numbers and character; BAT
would have furnished lateTing evidence OF the interest 81
1.-The public in education and have served 10 dISc
scc; information the advantages possessed by this ancient
5scai learning, ii the assembly had been larger TIL,
limited attendance upon the public exercises vi orr literary
institutions untagorably with their known attfac
,ns il, other quarters, and Is loss people ot III
lulgence gratifying cultivated taste, and uselu, in
3couragrg taste for literature.
The performances OF the young gentlemen did thom great
credit and showed ,Ia, they had mol been .enss III the
hi the distinguished advantages ii had btcn their good for
unt ENJOY TIE several addresses decidedly inter
stng For style thought and force o delivery, they wei
deserved The mnrked commentator with which they were
ecoycd. There not OF the youthful speakers who
was authorized take himself strong encouragement
rom the Of his Effort one Of whom high hopes
nay DC cherished They have all but - remember til,
prccep;s aIreesyey addressed IL hcm By their ,oqur
p >icnt, the objects OF laudtbe ambition, an'
attain nigh 20 sitons Of distinction and usefulness.
oHrEr ar aERyIoEa.
Prayer by tie President.
0RAgIoSs.
l. The Genius of america. John Beverly Christian, vii
,iams1ura
:. Ancient and Mol1fn States. Archibald Campbell Nc
|Caniish Williamsburg.
). Downfall Of lE.c Roman Empire and Fcudal insu.
ions. Hugh Mercer Waller, Williamsburg.
). Our Country. John AGgustin Jones, Hampton.
). Education in its CONNECTION with Individual Character
Taibo; Swecney, Williamsburg.
u. Universal Suiirage An.bosc fI"g Lee i.Gaebnrs
I. D,itnee ., The Fine Arts. Robert Christian, WI
Iamslufe
:. C,rc-.ing Dtgrecsl On candidate far Bach. Law
y. On candidates for i. VI.
9. Elccalaurcatc Address by Inc Prcs!,ni.
Berej.c:ion.
Tie able Impressive in which Tho distinguish
I'D lrsdan. performed his Part in tie imposing service
drew forth universal Acknowledgement.
II is expected that the session ''l open with ar
addition The II the suden,c And certainly, ii
ard b. had the number and ability OF the professors
I;nc ample provision which is made or scientific
uents in every branch, and tic high moral sanctions
(which surround ana preside the institution the hc
If ils friends be disappointed. y.
City papers please copy.
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and ot,trs:
GENTLEMEN have 10 acknowledge the Tecep, you.
liter 81 the first inst. inviting lie become candidate
uiI"n OF The State The very kind and af,erng terms in
(Which 20 large and respectable number OF gentlemen have
Impressed their wishes this SUBJECT, together with the
att that had been applied by several gentlemen OF Anne
j - aac recommended meeting of the people o: i.a;
county as candidate, induces 1, accept the invitation
10 lar as - consent that my tay be used candi-
,t WIN the understanding suggested in yJur comn,i.
3ncaon that vii! not Lc expected eGgagc in tie active
canvass nos eoiag On IN le district visit te several
aonnes conposnst for Tho purpose &" oypihnia nv yie Ks
60 e ieop!. BIT must Dc permitted IL suggest The very
grca mpobaoity Of eleciing who will mike M effort
his pant 10 accomo!is tia, object whose views will
.pc5aby he iound entirely Al variance with the spirit Of the
times and should regret that the use of nv name shI
prevent your use Of another successfully Yet should
y"u after consideration and after hearing The general char.
ac,ef Of my opinions on THIS subject, still wish be
icandidate. anl perfectly willing 10 become one
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sfn view of the nalesc river whose waters in their
Il towards ocean a!kc l;c tomb Of Washington
Yhispcf their nnrmulne ona2c i lis they ior
y the place oi his natvitvtet III Tie midst OK the
5bcd wisdom the nation and ia presence hs vast mnl
slldc Of my patriotic countrymen urge yol en-. all o
ssyou, calrcat you bcseecl you at This moment Of aw
Srerl 70 IepGblcthat yc do your duty, and nothing bu
duty 10 the constitution 10 the lnun and 10 the sa
ssscrcd cause Of liberty Itself
E Rcv. Mr. McLain al Washington has received inlorna
lon from President Roberts Of Liberia tia, he had sccesd
rd in purchasing the noted slave factory The Ganasiro
q which number Of slaves have been shipped
last point at which the slave trade beea carried
9fo about 200 miles along that The purchase 10
9 500 includes ai the territories between Cape Mount
AShebar excepting small slip Of about five miles Of
gin the kclou country which will also fall into thei
shands President Roberts writes
z Thr chiefs were aware the object of the purchase M,
Sdrgel srcnuously the sacrifice, they consider it, they
Emls makc in abandoning forever the slave trade and de
mandcd large sim n an equivalent. In addition rh
samouni stated aboYe have obligated ourselves 10 an
point commissioners Immediately settle the wars in In
couniry, and open the trade in cam@ood ivory and pain
D oil with The interior tribes; and also settle among them as
convenient persons capable OF nslcng them ir
Eihe arts oi ushlndty. This will also constcrab,
;-ur we Will ~ do,h, BE- rc!nc! il the end ~ ,hc at
yanaees IT." ,rad. vii give s'il the present outlay ,gil
Sbe | lear, more than equal to our ability"
aIcssrs VIM. Old OF Powhatan Jas. Gentleman of Clarke
John r Hairson and Benz Barrow of Henry and Mcssrs
eberry Powell Neale, Moss bnrkeJasper Hunon Moncue
Snowden Smith Love, Mason Mccarthy and French in
she Alexandria District named az candidates for he
Estate Convention Thomas $. Page, Esq, OF the Berkeley
aDistdct has declined being candidate.
The following is cxrac; from letter 10 The Editors
{ lated Mcckenburg July ith 1861
I'VE arc suffering under The oppressive drought
81 have ever experienced except perhaps in 1926 AMI
Arescnt appearances this promises realise c dsa
5resuIis g" that memorable year Not one-tnlf of tie To-
sbacco crop standing and is hourly growing less ~ dearh
S,s tue land i perfectly dry and tie thermometer while
Gam writing is Standing in cool country siia ton al 1905
Es aid at the period cf the day Yesterday being The
Ewo hottest days have ever known here except the 18th
land 10th days Of July 1888 when The same thermometer in
The situation, stood los. nave been now thirty
Give years getting living for myself" during which time
shaye before the day when ouch the planters
Sof this section Of the country seriously threatened not
Eony with pecunary ruin, but actual starvation"
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Wc authorised 10 announce James L.. Gordon. Esq,
Louisa, candidate 10 represent the district composed
the counties OF Louisa Goochland ard fuvannu, in Il
tnic Convention.
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DEATH CT S. s. PRENTIss.--A telegraph despatch
received at Washington on Monday night from New Or
esns under date of July ith the death on III,
preceding day Nachez of SARGEASr s PREs7Iss ESD
lille of fine talent and pure and brilliant ge
Inius az we ever knew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-12

The National ntelligencer understands from Gon! anh
.iry tia, thc mission Of Mr b h. Green who despatch
I'd Il. IN Agent the Island ri ST. Domingo LAST year la
.csr in Tie en,r" removal Of inc discriminating ny
;onnay and impo, 90 per cent? on American vessels an
argas llayt Ills mission appears also 10 have bee
.ucces-il IN procuring the recognition Of conncTciaogcn
n Ilayi.
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D:n ~ Scoisvil.e, Sltur,lJ. G,hln,aa 10 tie BON Il
age; ~ loSEfiIi kAGLANp. ellie, no de ."'e '
AMI Of this ciy.
DRo, on Th.r. NY :.tl June. sun WIS t'''
ti'ii yea. e. his 49, a..
',-' Ire H. ,lelo ,l- risht'o. an. le' my ia'''
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NV VARIETY or WHEAT-lae MarIb. .en =
u.Leite spraks III variety of wheat, ca'.
Which has been introduces! into that county b: X Ne''t
IS said I" ripcn earlier ;p branch bocr, and be - "
- dsease than the kinds usually cultivated.
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W" AK attention 10 the ADVERTISEMENT, BE- found in 81
arcr Ut to-day, Of Messrs. Purham Baker, who llny
commenced the tias Fitting business in this city.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-02
THE ARTES SIAN
SPRINGS, CD

Springs situated in Madison
county, 22 miles North east Of Cans
ton, viii be open for the reception Of
visitors on the 18th May next. Gen. T.
C, McMackin, we'll known tolhe travel.
ing and reading public as the best land
lord Ofthe South. will have the superih.
tedenCe and management under his en-.
tire control. This is a sufficient guar
entee for the comfort Of the VISITORS
We have erected and in the course
Of erection buildings sufficiently spa
ciOus 4 accommodate 500 persons
in all comfort. and also a number of
double cottages which will be rented 10
families by the month or season. There
will also be a large Ball Room and band
Of music, Tenpin Alley and Billiard
Tables, for amusement and exercise
and a Bar room we'll furnished with thu
choicest "creaiurescomforts."
We have made arrangements with
MIR. Ledbetter, the enterprising contrac
tor ofthe Yazoo City, Lexington am
Benton Stage line, who will prompt.
convey all passengers from those point
!; to the Springs.
Passengers byway Of Canton, viii
be Immediately conveyed to the Spring
by Mr.. Jesse P. Brown, in Coach an,
Hack with speed and perfect safety.
: These Springs are situated OH lh
Ridge which lies between Big Blac
and Pearl, in a high rolling country an
on the immediate border Of the pine re
gion, and the proprietors feel Iully just
iRed from their own observation, frol
the estimation of that portion Of III
o public to whom the beneficial effects
their waters are known. and from III
; concurrent testimony of many INTEL
% gent gentlemen of the medical profe
sion under whose recommendation an
observation they have been used, in r.
. commencing them, in all cases in whiC
:, tones are indicated, but especially
: all cases connected with a debihtatt
!" condition Of the digestive organs, in q
~seases of the mucous tissues, embracit
Dysentery, Diarrhaea, and especial
: summer diseases of children; in chron
S inflammation of the bladder, in most d
seases of the kidneys, especially tho
= attended with alkaline deposits, in 10
= por of the liver as a local applicant
in chrome inflammation of the eyes
diseases Of the skin, both as a local a
n internal remedy; in diseases ofthe sc'
e and ulcers generally and all diseases
females, connected with debility.
= II is expected that Madam Arrali
Brooks the celebrated d~anseuse fir
New Orleans will spend the summer
the Springs and will teach all the mo
u ern and fancy dances, where all
1, lovers Of the "poetry of notion y
have an opportunity Of learning
= tread the light fantastic toe after
--latest and most approved style.
~, H. LATHAM.
~ NJ. JONES
10 G. w. HENDERSC
PRoPRIEToRs
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-02
Witness the Hon. john B.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
ETTERS of administration having
been granted to the undersigned at
the March Term Of the Probate Court
Of Madison County Mississippi, on the
Estate Of Martha Brown dec. all persons
indebted to said Estate are notified Ia
come forward and make immediate
payment and those having claims against
the same will present them legally au-
ihenlicated within the time prescribed
by law or they will be forever barred.
JOSEPH r. DAVIS, Adm.
March 81, so. -4-6t