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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-22

MakE LAwYEEs. - At the present term
of the SuPteme Court. Messrs. William
Annesley Of Sandhsky county, Homer
NJ. X. Carper"t Perry curu,y and New
tom Scleich of ihis county. we're admit.
ted as Attorneys at Law and Solicitors
in Chancery. TO practice in the Courts of
OL;o
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-22

CorroN IN Liberia Mr. RnbeuS0u.
Inc President Of Liberia, states 10 u letter
to Lord Palmerstou. that persons from
the United States well acquainted with
the culture Of cotton have demonstrated,
by actnal experiment. that cotton. of as
good quality as in The United States, can
he raised in West Africa, and in large
quantities. if persons Of sufficient pecu'
mary means will engage in its cultivation.
It is now raised IN small quantities. in
the interior, and they may. without ques
tion, by proper encouragement emi in
alrucliun, bU ininced To cultivate it To al
most any extent. Samples OF this cotton
havc been transmitted to England aud
submitted to the examination Of manufac'
tnrers in Manchester, who say that, with
respect to the usefulness Of this cotton,
nothing could bs more desirable than the
quality which these samples present.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-22

VIviD ELECTRIC LIGHT. Mr.. Static. an
American. has been producing All elec.
tric light, which casts the resinated by.
drogen light whi,h illuminaies the Ast"r
House. into the shade. Ho lately exhibit
ed il in England from the Sunderland
lighthouse, where it was Witnessed by
thousands Of admiIinG speclators.-A
the distance ofthree miles, j, gave light
sufficient TO read a letter, and enable
several people to read newspaper on
The stand. The pier light was invisible;
but the electric remained unshorn of its
beams and shown as bright as ever So
bright that the captain might have con.
suited his chart by III These are ve,y
curious aud valuable facts in experiments
al Science.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-22

TESTIMONY or \ RIUm MAN.-The late
Mr., McDouogh. the miIiouuire, in his
will, says;
let tho pourer Of the world DO con-
soled, assured that the labor. loving, irn
gal, industrious and vuluOus among them
possess joys and happiness in this life
which the rich know not aud cannot ap
preciate: So we'll convinced am /. after a
long life and inierc, urse with my fellow.
men of all clasSes. of the truth rhat the
happiness Of this life is altogether on the
side OF the virtuous aud industrious poor,
that, had children (Which have nor) and
q fortune to leave behind mo at death, |
would beqnealh. after virtuous cduca
lion. To effect which nothing should be
spared, u very small amount Ia each,
merely sufficient u excite Them to habits
of industry aud frngali,y, anJ M more"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-22
Another Destructive Fire,

DETROIT, November 10
The Detroit Railroad Depot.measnrug in length
800 feet and 60 in width, was destroyed by lire
last night. Loss $lOO.O ODO $50 900 Of which ieIl
IN persons having gouds stored in The building.
About 40 tons goods wero in transit.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-22

MURpERs PREVENTED Samuel Weth.
cred, an old and wealthy trader. left San.
ia Fe in company with small party and
abuut forty Government discharged team.
sters. On his route. he was j'ined by
man named Fox, WIN hailed from Rial.
Il was this mans Intention, assisted by
the leamsters. to murder aud rob the par
ty. The celebrated Kit Carson. having
got wind of the matter, started in pur-
suit aud got up with the party b:fre the
design was executed. Fox was ares
aud carried back to SantaFe. The
teamsters were left behind and the par
ty arrived safely in st. Louis. They
met Hugh Smith, late delegate from
New NJ, xic0, on his road home.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-22

Ma. VArrEuAaE lett Washington IN
Wednesday evening, an his return tn
France. lie emha,k% in the Franklin
steamer from Now York. on her second
nip to Iiavre, The Postma4tr General
interested himAclfio obtain free passage
fol him. with his valuable carso uf litera.
inre. which the company musi cheprfully
granted. Mr.. V. would have had pas
sage 10 France in national ship if one
had been bound Ia that qoarcr Iio car.
1iies with him at least one hundred casea
ofbooks. charts. &c as present. from the
United States and tho diiT,.rent States to
the goyefnmeht aud ,liArrrnI h,s,iiutions
If France He has iwn elixaly heara, a.
presents from CaliGMbia 10 the Narippal
Museum VdshiagioA Uhioa.
ear----A-a-E-
~ Jenny Lind's reception in thc Uni
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-22

~ The invasiono Of Hesse Cassrl by
A ''tr'n nnI Bwarian troops, though a
step not wholly unaulicipa;ed by those
who know something oflhe manoverings
of Russia anl Austria, is calculated tn
create some sensation. They WIN look
al the matter. with an eye 10 their liter,
es's only' Ihmk this move is going to be
f'llowod up by general war, again, all
over Europe. Wen see.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-22

T Jenny Lind's reception in Ihe pnj
ted States is great tnpic with lhgfJehcll
papers and csricaturists. FFH
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-22

CONTEMPLATED STEAM INLs..-The
port orNew York nav firm, the lerni.
nus often diiIrre, lines ofsleamships, viz.
Llws'', and Rowland aud hspnwall's tn
tho Chagresi Collins aud Cunard's, tn
liverpool; ono 10 ha,re; ons tn South.
ampton aud Bremeni one To Charleston;
one 10 Philadelphis; one to Savannah and
"no To Bermuda, An eleventh, from
Rotterdam to New York city. it is said
viii g. Into operation in May next. Stock
for a twelfth hos been subscribed for /,
New Orleans, aud another cnnpauy is a
bna; to be organized in Savannah. Ga
Sill anolher, making tho thirteenth, i
projected, as lhe journal of Commerc,
is Informed, torun line "f pr'poIIers be
tween New York aud liverpool.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-12-14
UNION MEETING.

Pursuant to a call made in the Creole.
a number of the citizens Of the county
met in Canton on Monday, 9th inst, and
on motion, Mr.. Lewis Thompson was
chosen President, and JL Ige N. ALI
ham, Vice President, and G. c. Shockle-
ford, Secretary.
The object Of the meeting was very
felicitously and reeling'y exPl lined by
the Vice President, Judge Cl'lihsm.
The following resolutions were then
offered by Col. Montfort Jones, accom-
panied by soma very suitable remarks
happily expressed:
RESOLVED, That we hereby pledge our
selves to use our best efforts TO preserve
the American Union.
ResOlcsd, AM the President appo'n
a COMMITTEES se thirteen, TO draft a Con
@s,itution for the government Of this As
scciation, o report on the first Monday
in January next.
The resolutions we're unanlmous'.l
adopted, and the President appointed
the following gentlemen to act os N.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-12-14

GoDEY's LADY's Boox-l85l.- The
January No. has just come to hand, and
we have only hal time 10 glance ut it,
II Is a superb number, excelIing any.
thing we have seen in the way of en-.
cravings, &c. Now is The time to sub
scribe, beginning with the New Year
and having AT its close a most elegant
volume Of choice literature and magnif
cent e%ngravings, music, &cn and all fol
So! William Prlestley, Postmaster, vii
Forward subscriptions.
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ATTENTION!

THE subscriber, having settled in
y this place for the purpose of MER
CHANDlSING, takes this method Of
informing The citizens Of Canton and
Madison county, that he has opened his
GOODS in the house formerly occupied
by Mr.. Z. d. Ward rs a Drug Store, on
the South side orthe Square, and respect
fully s~oIicits a share Of the public pat
ronaga. As he wishes TO dispose Of his
present Stock before Spring, he has
determined 10 Offer such induce ments to
purchasers as cannot fail to give salts
faction, and ir he has the ARTICLE, he
is certain he can please in the PRICE
He Inns C%aIicoes, DOmes:ics, Cashmeres'
DelaneS, and AIpaccas, Shawls. &c. &C
HATS Boots and shoes.
Being a stranger, mis- terms are, " TO!
the present." CASH Please call ant
examine. WM, II NtOHQhs
Dec, 6, 1850.
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committee mentioned IN the second reso-
luton; Montfort Jones, II, A. II. Lawson,
c. c. Shaekleford, W J. Britton, John
Montgomery, o Baldwin, VIM. Bacon,
Robt. Love, R. Tucker, Maj. Hamilton
A. S. Mitchell, Dr., William Low, Andy
J. Montgomery.
Ga motion, resolved, That The rro
c%oodings Of this meeting be signed by
the officers thereof, and published in the
Creole.
LEWIS THOMPSON, Pres't,
N. CALLAHAN, v. Pres't.
C., c. Shackleford, Sec'y.
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GUARDIANS L

ENY virtue Of an order of The honofa-
NJ bic Probate Court of Madison coua-,
tv, Miss, made at the December Ter~''
1850, | will sell, as Administtato 90 %
MS non Of Mercer Wadlingtop' deceased,
al the Court. house door ;" me town OF
Canton, in said comply on MONDAY me
6rH DAY OF JANvaRY NEXT, on a credit
Of twelve mohths, The purchaser giving
bond and security, the following described
lracrcr parcel of land, lying in said coun.
~ Of Madison, viz:
Commencing at S w corner OF S half
Of E half of 5 w quarter OF section %,
township 8, range 2 E'st; thence East
90 chains to a sta ;e; thence South 80
degrees Feast II links to a stake, N 81
degrees East, 90 links to line thence
North 90 chains to stake, whence South
35 degrees East. 90 links TO B Oak ;
thence West 90 chains 10 stake W.South
80 degrees West, % links to 2 Oak,
South 80 degrees East 80 links to Gum;
thence Soulh 90 chains to beginning
whence North ~ degrees Fast 20 links
TO Elm, North 72 degrees East 25 links
TO B Oak, containing 10 acres. Com
moncing at S e corner OF section 10 at a
stake, whence North 50 degrees East 70
Ii ks TO r Oak; thence North 46 chains
and 81 links TO a stake; whence North
90 degrees East II links TO a Sassarra'i
thence West so chains toa stake, whence
North 81 degrees East II links 10 a
Hickory, South 8 degrees West, 8 links
to Hickory; thence South 46 chains and
81 links to a stake; whence North 81
links to D Oak, South So degrees Yves
60 links to P Oak thence East so chain.
to tho beginning. ,
Also, Negroes, Cora, Folder, and al
! the farming utensils, belonging TO sale
estate. H. SENER,
Guard14tm Rice, deed.
Dc. II, 1850. 10 III
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DIED,

In Madison county, Mississippi, December
4th, Mrs, lUANAa NJ. MhLs, in the 38Ih year
of her age. She was born in South Carolina,
moved to Mississippi in 1884. She was a
member Of the N. E. Church, was brought up
in the fear.of God, and died in the faith oI
Jesus, aud with a sure and certain trust oI
eternal lie in the world to come.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-12-14

Or The gentleman who had charge
Of the MadiSOnian a week or two past,
obi 'cts TO the word "blackguardisp,'
which we applied 10 the editorials OF
that paper. lie further states, that there
vas nothing in the colum1s of that piper
while subject to his control which should
have been construed into a personal Of
Tense to US. On more moture reflection
we agree with him, and, therefore, cheer
fully withdraw the term BLACKBOARD.
ISM" as un~warrantcd under the circun
stances ana inapp icablo TO his editorials
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senator Foolc.-rho hanging in NGigy.

senator FOotcs-Tho Hanging in EGigy.
The Montgomery (lla.) Advertiser publish
es with mich %socmihg ? easnre the rlmor that
al Canton. Mi, the people were 50 indignant
at Nj. Foote's speech that they "hung hi II IN
eff ", ana he left the grou I'd in trepldnli0n ~
These cnp'i"us ednors ought 10 make their
whales sizaable Now what ale the facts!
The Richmond E q%uirer thus tells the story:
4" We have stated that Senator Foote was
hung in efily at Canton, " ldis'n county, vi.
Col. Neville, the representative in Congress,
anl the opponent o. Goa. F'ote in the discuss
sion there, received a 81 ntlar compliment at
the sl@ place. We are pleased to learn thar
these dissvSefal pfoceedinI "a were the work
off@s, Il e"n! no grown %ci'i1'" participated
in Nom.''
We clip tho above from the Dlhinole S IN.
As much as We deprecate the hang'ug in eiii!y
Of Mr.. FooIe, we Clnnot allow the San thus to
garnish the tile. The fact ia, it was the inn
palsive acion Of the moment which caused
This demonstration OF deep disgist Tor tho rec.
reant Senator. The hanging Of Col. Neville
was an "afler.thoughl," and we understand
was not performed until the subsequent night.
Nobody had the least idea that such a thing
world have been attic optei, for towards Col
Neville, as a faithful public Sc want, we du
not believe there is sim e citizen of Canton
who does not cherish the highest regard.-Missn
As much as the MississiPpian " dep.
recotes the hanging in eGigy," it is still
So rankerous 10 its hatred TO Gen. Foote
that it will not tell the trlth Of the Gaze,
If it knows it, and if it does not 1t should
/, speak less Of what it knows nothing
about. The Richmond Eafairer'S vel
sion is correct, as far as It gees. Those
engaged in the disgfacerul affair are nal
non known 1.-The etigy was pat up IN Tie
. night, and the doors Of the shameful deed
remain unknown a, this time. The sim
d puzstpe action" Of which the Miss'p'n
i speaks, had no existence here. Senate
! Foo,e has as many warm friends in this
county as Col. Neville, and who cher
e ish as high a regard for him az McWil
lies friends do for him. Has the Ms
a s~issippian q sufficient sense Of justice Il
:. correct its Misrepresentation?
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THE ELECTRICAL FEBRIFGGE,
OR
SPEEDS FEYER TONIC.

--~ a4W
TIME announcement that Fever' OF all
grades aud types can be cured IN from
tgo 10 hreniq hours. without vomiting, purging
or other d sagreeabie operations, will appear 81
startling md improbable, that many will bard
ly give il credence, though mOmenlHrtly asa
,uoished at puch Opparent presumption, and
think no mure OF the subject, nevertheless. we
unhesltatIngly declare that the Electrical teb~
rifuge will do ii when used as directed,
Bilious, yellow, CDhgestiSe, Typhus and
Intermittent Fever, or Ague end Fever, all
yieln 10 it's SUITE and potent remedial action.
It is perfectly sa'e in oil conditions Of life,
and may be administered with perfect proprle,
ty to 10th sexes of all ayes and constitutions.
Nu have numerous letters and certificates,
showing 80 far as tho testimony OF others can
O., iIs cure, safe aud uniform successful oper-
ator. The following extracts are lar specl-
mems:
Dr. c. Goodman, Of Linden, Alabama, writes
March 2lsr, 1857:
" administered it last summer in upwards
Of fly cases OF different grades o. Fever ana
succeeded in every instance IN from Two 10 Ten
hours T"
PATrERsoNvILLE, La, April 22l, 1850.
" We havcs,sed 1t IN upwards Ui one hun
dred cases Of Bilious fever aud lever and sgu !,
and IN every case it prov d successful"
chi CHARPONr TIER, I
INS'H NJ CtlARPONrlERl
WIN HAlFLElGH.
For further reference apply 10 the following
gentlemen, mostly physicians and planters, "a
few amOrg the many:
State Of Mi ssissippi Seen W L Brandon;
4 Col Semple, Mess ST. Snaw, w Z A Jnllings-
worth. David Bnlin, David McCan, Kiln S
ChambIiss and ASH Rns'.
Price 81 per ounce-50 cents half an ounce.
An OUNCE is tu(icien, for six ot eight cases.
None genuine without the fac smile sigma
life of A Kendall & Co, the ~liNeness, authors
~, and signature Of James Speed, on the en-
vrloB aud the words : DR. J Speeds Fever
: Tonic, New Orleans" blown in the phial.
Prepared only by a KENDALL CO.
Projectors, New OrIeans'
For sale by PRIESTLY & MOSBYt
Druggists T. S%tatinnersa
r Canton, Miss, Dec. Z, 1850. l4-5m
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AbMINIsrRAToR,s NOTICE.

n ETTERS of administration having
~ been granted to The undersigned
The November Term 1880, Of ~ ~
bate Court Of Madison county, "'ss,SS,p
pi, on the estate OF Hemp r'e'1' acc o.
all persons indie ted z sa'd estate are
notified 10 come onward and make I'M
mctia,e rav.nent, and those having
claims a.ainst said estate, will present
them. legally authenticated within the
,Jme prescribed by law or they will be
to rever bsrred
NJ S. BAILEY, Admir-.
Dec. 7, 1850.
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VENnE Undersigned, contemplating a
II removal from Canton, offers his
HOUSE and LOT for sale on most ca.
sonablo terms; also, a variety Of House
hold Furniture and other articles. He
respectfully calls The attention Of Ply.
s%icians, and parents having daughters to
educate, 10 The advantages Of this loca-
tion. The village is unsurpassed In the
advantages of health, good society, and
good schools.
For terms, apply, in ny absf nee, to
DR.. P, d. Ewing, or J, +. Cameron. Esq.
Nov. 25, 1850. At J.. j PUGll
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Final Settlement,

NOTICE is herel y given thai I will,
~ at the February Term, 85i, Of the
Probate court of Madison county, Miss,
presen, my account for final settlement
and allowance on the estate Of Helen
Rec, deceased, when and where those
interested can attend.
Fl SEWER, Guardian.
Dec. IA, 1850. 1881
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-12-14

W There will be a supper given BY
the Ladies Of Canton, for the benefit Of
the Presbyterian Church, on Thursday
and Friday evening next, at the Thes-
plan Hall. A~dmittanco, rs cents, sup.
per included.
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w. y. KENDALL,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
CAN TON

Ca " TUN.
Ed ESPECTFULLY returns his &C,
AS acknowledgements, to the citizens Of
Canton, and the surrounding country,
for the liberal patronage he has here.
tolore received; and he hopes by good
work and close attention to business,
still to receive a continuation Of their
patronage. Cutting done on the short
est notice.
Shop on the South side Of the Public
Square.
Nov. 80, 1850. l3.v
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Lnndf nr 80.

SEVERAL improved tracts Of land FOR
- sale, lying Ia Madison county, Niss.,
on favorable terms. Apply a the Sob
scriber, or B. Horrod. for further infor.
nation. NJ. BOURNE
Canton, Dec. Z, 1850. l4-4w
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-12-14
THE MISSISSIPPI CREOLE
CANTON:
TUESDAY, DECRMRnR 1a. 1sso.

" We give the Presidents Message
to-day, to the exclusion Of almost avery
thing e@, including several editorials
aud communications.
There was no new Of any importance
in our exchanges of yesterday morning.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-12-14
CUAEDIAN,s SALE.

W.
IN pursuance OF a decree of the Pro-
IA bate Court Of Madison county, MIS-
sissippi, made a; the December term OF
1850, the undersigned, as Guardian oil
WILL An II. SLAUGHTER, Jr., will
offer for sale, before the Court house
door of said county, on Monday, the
20lh day of January next, on a.credIt oil
one year, the following described tract
or parcel Of land, situate, lying and be-
inc in said county Of Madison, TO wit
The W. ! Of S. W. / sec. 90, +. 9, R. 8
East also 90 as 100 acres, adj lining
the same, bouni led as follows: Begin
ming at the N. W. corner o! said above
described tract, thence North "a chains
thence East 40 chains, thence South q
chains IS links. thence West 40 chains
to the beginning containing in all Ioa
l3 100 acres, more CT less. Bond and
approved security will be required o
the purchaser.
LEWIS G. SLAUGHTER,
Guardian Of WI H. SLAUGHTER, If
Canton, Dec IA, 1850. I5-3t.
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AnMlNIsrRAToR,s NOTICE.

n ETTERS Of Administration having
"a been grained to tho undersigned at
the November Term 1850, Of the Pro.
bate Court of Madison county, on the
estate of Joseph S. Battle, deceased, all
persons indebted to said estate nre noli-
fed 10 come forward and make lmmedi-
ate payment, and those having claims
against said estate, will present them le
galIy authenticated with n the hours
prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
GEO. BODDlE, Admir-.
Nov. 10, 1850. l2-6w.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison Coualv.

By the PROBATE COURT OF SAN COUNTY,
November Term, 1850.
R7HE estate OF Jno, Z. Dedring decd,
a having been reported 10 and declared
by said court to be insolvent, notice is
hereby given 10 all persons having
claims against the estate Of said deceased
to present the same TO the undersigned
on or before the Cd Monday Of June
1885, or their claims will be barred.
JOHN +. CAMERON, elk.
Nov. 90. so. l2--6m.
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Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that | will,
IN at the January Term, 1851, Of the
Probate Court Of Ma iison county, Miss.
present my account for final settlement
and all all ,wance on the estate Of Viii
liam II. M%agruder, deceased, when and
where those interested a attend.
j. II. MAGRUDER, Adm'r.
Dec. 16, 1850. l5-3t
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TIE STATE OF MISsI SsIPPI,
MadiSon COuntB.

1IAhNtoVh OOHtty
By THE PRoB,T s Court OF SAID County.
To all persons Interested in The lands.
tenements, &c. Of Samuel c. Radcliffe,
deceased.
VOU are hereby commanded to ap-
u pear before the Probate Court O.
said County, at a regular term thereof
10 be holden at the Court-to use Of said
county on the I'd Monday in January
1851, then and there to shew cause, il
any you have, why the said Cour, should
not order and decree that the land
tenements &c. Of said deceased should
not be cold TO satisfy debts, &c.
Witness the Hon. JOHN B
IIowcorr, Judge Of Probate
SIS Of said county, the Seconc
LIS. Monday Of November in the
- year ofour Lord one thousanc
eight hundred and fifty ant
seal Of said court.
LssWeI the 18th day Of Nov, 1850.
j, r, CAMERON, Clerk,
Nov. 90, 1850. 0-6m
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House for Sale.

VWN1E subscriber offers for sale large
IL and commodious d W ELLlNG
containing several well-fn
iShed rooms, situated on the South side
Of Canton, convenient to the Female
Academy. 1t is newly built, with a good
Cisteln and suitable out-houses. 1t will
be sold very 10 /, aud on Terms 10 suit a
purchaser. Apply 10
IOHN NOONAN.
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Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given That will,
~ at the January Term, 1851, Of the
Probate Court of Madison county, Miss.
present my account for final settlement,
as administrator of the estate Of Thomas
F. Taylor, deceased, when and where all
persons interested can attend.
|. M. SIMMANS.
Der. ii. 1850. 1916
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.fE o. MIssIssiPPI.

Madison C0Nhty-Ss s
.1HE PROBATE COURT or SAID COUNT
10 all persons Interested in the lands, t.
emeais and herediidmeatS Of John
Dering, deceased:
WOU are hereby commanded 10 ap
u pear before the Probate court q
said county, At a regular term thereof
TO be holden at the court house Of SAT-
county, on The second Monday in January
1850, then and there 10 shew cause, y
anv YOU have, why the said court should
notorder and deciee the lands, tenemenls,
&c of the said deceased, 10 be sold 10
satisfy debts, &c. =
Witness the lion. JHoN Is.
Howoorr, Judge Of Probate
SIS OF said county, tic second
L. s. Monday Of November, in the
S. year Of our Lord II thousand
eight hundred and Ally and sosl Of said
court. Issued the 10Th day OF Nov. 1850
Nov, 20, 1850. Syn
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-12-14
Dissolution.

EVE copurtnership heretofore exist
d ing between the undersigned, in
the practice of Medicine, is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent. The con
temp!ated removal Of one Of the firm
renders il imperative that their accounts
should be speedily settled.
EWING g. PUGH.
Canton, Nov. 25, 1850. Is 4t