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The University of ALABAMA is in most Aourishng
condition. The Tuscaloosa Observer Of the goth ulmo
says may be interesting to know that the num5er Of
students entering the University already greater than
during any previous year since 1897. So far may be
worth while consider numbers criterion of prosperity
the University fourshing present for
there large number Of new students admitted
into the college classes.
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THE HUNGARfANs Al NEW YORK.

The seam-rgate Mississippi, Capt Lose, arrived New
York from Gibraltar, with portion Of the Hungaans lately
liberated by the Sultan Of Turkey. The following is list of
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Bx.rx1 nr Osx.-A chap who had his hand blown off
by Fourth OF July explosion applied to the Tennessee Lee
esaure to be made Dcokeeper He tells The story Of hs
allure in the following style Why, SIR, there were four
armed besides myselfiwo Of them with their limbs
of close up tho shouldersbesides any quantity Of
legged fellows stumpng about Afsr awhile chap put in
with only and one leg. He beat US all By
When saw that put for home" rs
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Alexander Asboth, 1t. col.
Edward Lorody, do
Gustav Wagner, major
Alois Frater, captain
William Waigiy, do
Joseph Nemeth, do
John Kalapssi, do
Gideon Acs, chaplain
Anton Szevcnye, captain
Armin Miklosy, do
Czezar Merighi, do
George Grechenck, lieut.
Charles Laszlo, do
Joseph Grezsak, soldier
Francis Kovats, do
Peter Szabo, do
John Hettinger, boy
John Szigel, soldier
Alexander Magyar, soldier
Charles Schwartz, do
William Fetszih, do
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letter from Venice contains an OF very extra
ordinary of murder which lately occurred in that city,
The celebrated tenor Faschin seated al the breakfast
table, when the distinguished baritone Coln who bad since
the appearances Of Fraschn Venice been greatly neglected
by the public until then his enthusiastic admirers, suddenly
entered the and sauted bis opponent IN the s friend
y They had conversed few moments together,
when Coni suddenly plunged dagger INTO the BODY Oh
Fraschni three several times and hurying TO his carriage,
which stood at the door, made his escape leaving Faschni
A scornse
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Away through the hollow caves I sweep,
Where the giant arm Of Thor 35..
Shakes his cleaning spear DER the raging deep,
And marshals his steeds to
Then blow my horn the thunder rolls
Through the depths Of the lurid sky,
And the wild waves foam, and the sea-be tolls
To my voice as it passes by.
VI.
In the lonely halls where Odin dwells,
In his palace Of kingly might,
am free from the chain of his Runic spells,
And revel by day and night;
sit at the board where Heroes fell,
Where their blood flowed like the wave,
And the white spears clashed with tAe wild war yell
Meath the snowy archrave
VII.
Then away bound from the Halls Of Death,
Where the beautiful Lena flows,
And wave the wand Of my jagged breath,
Ger its banks Of crested SHOWS,
And 10! the pillar tall and fair,
With many quaint device,
Springs up in the grace Of its beauty rare
A column Of freted ice
VIII.
Oh, the earth is calm in its silent rest,
When the South wind, soft and free,
Floats up like cloud from the vineyards blest
OF the glowing Araby;
From the land where the myrtle and cypress wave
In the breath Of the perfumed shore:
And the dalying breeze, where their waters lave,
Keeps time to the golden
TX.
The earth is fair where the West wind blows,
When the weared birds are mute
And 1t signs through the trees at evenings close.
To the tone Of mnstrel's lutte
rays of the sun nom MS purple dome,
Der the sunny South shed,
And the peasant brings to his cottage home
The vintage ripe and red.
But the earth is dark where my foot has trod,
Irvine no 1owery wreath
In the track OF my path lies blasted sod,
And the waste Of barren heath
Der the yellow harvest Of waving grain
In my giant strength | ride,
And blackened and .ere lies dead on the plain,
In the wealth Of its golden pride.
ea XT. @
The mariner sings for his heart is light,
When the South wind fills his sail,
And The good ship flies Ger the waters bright,
To the breath Of the favorine gale.
But his song shall be Of weliering surge,
Ofwaves dashed mountain high,
When chant Ger the ship its deathly drge s&
To moonIess sea and sky:
XII.
When the rafting hail DER the icy shroud. 81
And the wreck of drifting mast, @1a.a
Il poured Ger the deep from the angry cloud,
In the torrents thick and fast
When the air-spirits shrek through the bowling Storm
And the water-6ends below .... ft&
Bear away to their home the mariners form,
Through the blackened waters flow.
Then, crowned with my shadowy laures, I fee saa
To my home on the snow-ridged peak,
AS the eagle returns to his rock DER the sea,
With the prey in his blood-crested beak:
The requiem bell from the coast is rung,
AS sweep Ger the oceans bed,
And hear the low chant by the choristers sung
For the rest Of the sained dead.
XIV.
And come not again till my banners fade,
And my starry spears grow dim
Till the harvest is gone from the sunny glade,
Where Aoated the reaper's hymn
Till the winter sun looks YEARLY forth,
And yieldeth his strength to me-
Then sweep sgain from the frozen North,
Der the waste of the trackless sea.
BosToS, NOVEMBER, 1851.
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tnelr names, &C.:
Nicholas Pertzel, colonel
Wilhelmina Pertzel, wife
John Demetu, msjor
Suzanne Demetu, wife
Adolph Gyurman, major
Susanna Gyurman, wife
Adde S. Gyurman, child
Stephen Kowats, major
Francesca Kowats, wife
Lewis Spacsek, physician
Florentine Spacsek, wife
E. Burzegnska, mother-in-law
Miuzyslas Spacsek, child
Emanuel Luley, captain
Cecilia Luley, wife
Fanny Luley, child as
Antonio Luley, do
John Luley, dos
Charles Luley, do
Lenny Luley, do
Francsis Hasman, colonel
I.adislas Berzenexey. do
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Letters received at New York state that M. KossurH in
tended remain in England only ten days. and that he
would oke passage for this country the mail steamer from
Liverpool Of the 9Th Instant -s a .at ~ q
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Emile Lemmi, child
Joseph Wisoskey, gen, Pole
Julius Przylemsky, col, do
Jos. Lusakowsky, capt, do
Ladislas Kosak, lieut., do
Daniel Ihasz, lieut.. col.
Lewis Torok, captain
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inscribed with bis NAME But Mr.. Layard mentions that
'so coins have been discovered among the Ayan ruins
nor there any thing in The sculptures show that the As
syrans we're acquainted with money, as in Egypt Is
also remarkable that coins of great antiquity have yet been
found in Egyptian ruins, although the Egyptians known
to have had metallic currency.
Herodotus visited Babylon /" which gave laws TO all
the nations Of the East about 800 years ago. and then
described the signs Of decay He relates that coins
which remained from the surplus of ASIA de-
ayng The current expenses of the year. melted into
corthenj Whom the metal cooled the jars broken,
and the bullion placed 10 the treasury" s6oisye-
This description Of simple usage, iof apparent insgnf-
canoe, eucdates distinct the state Of Of the
mechanic in the time of Herodous We have doubt
that the words translated "earthen jars refer to what
call Sand crucblee which frequently alluded to in the
compositions Of the ancient Hebrews under the title Of ht
neLing pot" AN, S,s
Gold and silver being well known and used in the earliest
ages on record lei attempt discover some substitutes
similar to o did not in the progress Of ancient civil
cation, take the place Of their metallic currency.
The "Accoun Of Nineveh and its Remains afirms ha
t'he most mode Of keeping records in Assyra and
Babyonia prepared bricks, tiles, and cylinders
clay, baked after the inscription impressed upon them
The characters appear to have been formed by an ns,ru
men may sometimes have been stamped" ssThe Chal
dean priests informed Caisshenes that they Kept their astro
,,omcal calculations bricks baked in The furnace"
similar practice il described in the Hebrew writings
Ezekiel, who lived the river Of Cheba" in Assyra
commanded "to take tile and portray upon il the city
of Jerusalem Such processes offered excellent means
of protection sganst insects of destructive character
Ezees practice presents very decided representation
what We should call" geographical hognph Yin inen
ion-still differing from mode in forming modern maps
Mr. Layaddescribes upon two hsxagona cylinders abou
sixty lines Of writing each side Of such minute character
that the aid Of magnyinggass required 70 ascertain
their forms Royal names frequently repeated and Ii
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500 REMARnri

Eok The apprehension and delivery n the
4 sheriff If Cauoll county, Miss oi JAS.
WESLEY CONNER, who. without any pro.
vocation shot down ny son. J u Pate. on the
l7th q lulv 1851. SAID Conner u % yran
old, about 8 ttet high, dark eomeiexioa. black
hair aud eyes very heavy eyebrows rather an
undertook very white teeth. and walks erect
Il IS supposed that he will make his wav down
20 Wilkinson C0aHty. 10 This State. or New Dc.
leans Papers favorable 10 the cause of Justice
viii please copy. A PATE
JrIvh2 1851 Ii
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DhGUERREOTYpgS,

& HE undersigned respectfully informs
~ the citizens oi " oodyTue aud is yici.
nifty, that he has secured tue rooms above
MessrS. Woif ~ Leyy'> store, on CONNER.
cal Row where be viii be prepared 20 take
the bcst, cheapest and most peIfect like.
nesses that have ever been prodaced IN
this place. He uses one Of the best instru.
meRts in The United States, the new me.
thod, and latest Improvements. Having
pracIlsed under the best artists in New Or
leans, for a long time, he l~latters himself
that he will be able 10 render entire Salts
faction
CORES OF family portraits and paintings
of any kind, taken equal to the originals.
The ladies' and gentlemen are respect.
fully solicited to call at his room, aud ex-
amipe specimens, The room will onLy
be open regularly on Tuesdays, from 5
O'Clock A. NJ. to 5 O'Clock p. NJ.
Terms half the regular charge, from
TWO to Twelve dollars a picture s~atisfac-
ton given, or, 10 charge made.
ARTISTS supplied with all kinds of cases,
plates, &c.
Fun instructions given in the art, for
S25, payable in advance.
w. t. JEWELL
Woodville, July 22ud, 1851, Gin
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EOHN S. HOLT, in, attorney anil
90 Counsellor al taw-ofice on Com:
mercial Row. mp stairs, below the Drug
Store Of Wright 81 Elder.
NJ Soldiers claims, allowed by the lato
acis Of Congress, examined and prepared!
Jan. ~, 1s3l-ly.
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Trustees aaEe.

'gIIE undersigned, President of the Board
d of Trustees of Schools and School lands
in township one, range four west, in the coun-
ty OF Wilkinson, and State Of Mississippi,
will, on the LIST day of September next, at the
Courthouse door in Woodville, lease for the
term of ninety-nine years, on a credit Of /, 2.
3, and 4 years, the North east quarter Of school
lands, being part of sections 7 and B, in said
township, containing 100 acres, more or less
also the west hah of the sane school lands,
containing $50 acres, more or less. Purchasers
will be required 10 give notes with approved
security for the purchase money, bearing SIX
per cent. interest from sale until maturity, and
after due ten per cent.
STEPHEN TICKELL,
'Pres't Of Board.
H'oodville, July s, 1S5l-tds. f
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Just Received

n LOTc Of Trunks and yaIises--also, a
% fresh lot Of good cigars, We are pre-
pared TO sell off our stock Of goods to pune.
tual customers at d very low price OH Janu.
ary credit; and to cash customers at COS,
prices. One viii see that wo keep DIR
promises by calling and making exanihd-
ton. SIMON & MOSES WOLF.
May %. lS5G-23.
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congmtuIa'ion that tho true friends Of
tho Constitution and OF the Rights aud
honor of the South. of whateter parry
name. ARE now united 10 = common
cause and can act together with cor.
diuliiy and sincerity
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UST received 50 barrels OF -Four, which
- we will sell very cheap for cash. Chea.
ttr than the satle article can be bought in
New Orleans, after paying freight to Wood.
vile. We furnish YOU prices, compare
them. Fine -four S. 90, superline and ex.
ira Sc 90. II. LEATllERMAN 81 CO
January. II, 1871,
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W n. SEIBl. " D..
~ s-rATE On MIssISSIPPL.


- AAAANrNN NhAAAA
To Nathan q. Raymond, E4mWRd RAY
m0ad, and tic ytkRgicH heirs and leea.
tees Of Nathan T. Raymond, deceased.
Greeting
NOU are hereby cited to be and appear
II before the Probate Court OF Wilkinson
county. az the CoGs,,house thereof, on the
frs, Monday in September next, then and
there to chow cause. if any they can, why
the final account Of Thomas w. Hays, ex-
ecutor OF said decedeut, should not be allow
ed, and a decree made thereupon accord
ing,y aud further to do aud suffer such
things as shall be considered aud ordered 10y
the Court aforesaid, in the premises.
WITNESS, TIE Hon Francis
L. 5. Gildarti Judge of the said Probate
49, Court, at the Court.house of SAID
county, the first Monday Of June, 1851.
Issued this 9th day Of June, 1851.
f. CONRAD, Clck.
June 10, 1851. 23-60dys
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NnIiEe.

~ +. PIERCE, Fer Adams, success
W 0 to John Tmon, Fortcarding anil
Commission MeTchaat. will attend strictly
to the shipping Of cotton. &c, which may
be entrusted 10 him lie keeps constantly
on hand a general assortment Of Dry Goods,
Groceries. Hardware, dc. which be sells
low for CASH OF Oh usual time to pnnctual
customers april l5-yl.
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ncrS, &c.
Destruction Of he ~attcpRtdf
AFFERED for sale, lie MA sSa
~ Ola SATlVA, a seed lately ~
Imported 10 this country from Chi. -,
where il Is Used as a preventive agaiTst
CBtterpillars and Insects.
This plant is endowed with the property
Of d repellant TO all destructive insects, ow-
ing to u peculiar and strong odor which il
exhalcs it sccretes moreover n thick WIS.,
cious juice which deprives Of lie the wlfig-
ed insect settling on il. Ccttoi tlai.ets
may lave theit cotton crops secured by ell
circling their cotton crops with rows OF this
plant when once sown asudiciency OF seed
viii soon be obtained to supply all futther
wants.
Cotton planters as we'll az fatmeIs and
Gdtdcnurs ME requested 10 make i trial.
Aliiongst other characteristics Of this plant.
it is OF u hardy constitution, when tlcttghed
into the ground FORMS dn excellent %fiannrc,
when dried it furnishes dii c&tellejlt fodder
for sheep, &c. An abundant aid good Ia
bic oil MAY he obtained from ia sectis.
Apply TO JOHN GREENFIELD, Seed,
Florist. Fruit Trees, StifhB &c.--sidre, cor
ner Of Exchange Plucc opposite lie Post
Office on Custophouse street. where all
kinds Of Garden, Agricultural mud Flower
Seeds, wholesale a,d retail, ffuit ald Shade
Tlccs Shrubs, Greenhouse plaiitA &c., in-
Gliding Tue Fig, Peach. and BAHAMA. Pear.
Plum, Orange, Lemon, China HID Tallow
Tttds, Arborvitea, Jasmirb Myrtle, Ilydran.
yea, AIspice, Cumcllia Japotiea and Flow
er Buds, are for sale on moderate terms.
Seeds and plants carefully selected aud
idckel IN boxes for E,Sope. California. &c.
Clsllltry dealers supplied. Nursery. Poland
street, Tlhtd Municipality. near The Tobac-
co Warehouse. Ntw Offcan-.
Feb %. isil-ilii, 'H3
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KkWTCB ~IESTlTDTg.
FoR Yo0ko LAbtks& cHlLoRe
mrtSTME. WAS

L
20ih Nsss'on ~ NJ opFa shpiember 1T. 1881.
I Tiel,cation sfiLis Stifd. ueor Villas
lilo. : milrs east ~ " dtIIs, Mississippi. =
a retired. beautiful AND heSihhhl. The
grounds occupy Is acres, ooverrd With a
beautiful natural grove, Of more uhan sisiy
species Of indi geaous ture.i trees aud shrub,
bcsides a gFrat variety of e~Sotics-
The course 81 Instruction. Il thornusH and
extensive, embracing az thai Il essek'lsi 10
a Substantial did Highly flushed eiucaiion.
Tho Institute IL furnished with suits Of sp~.
cimchs in BotsaS, Mircralogy aud Geology;
and with q large and carefully selected III.
brary, embracing every department Of the
Arts and Sciences.
II is also supplied with Apparatus Cor IL.
luslrAting Mathematics, Geography Asirolo.
my. Natural PHILOSOPHY, Chemistry, Mag
neilsm, Galvanism, ElcgifIcily, Ne, &c.
TER " y
, Per Session Of fts Hs@'hs:
Tuition III frlmsfy Departments, . SIP 90
" Collegiate " 20 90
" " Languages, each, 10 90
" " Drawing aud Painting, 10 90
" f" Wax Flowers, aud Fruits,
Embroideries, Sc, &c, each. 8 90
Tuition in Instrumental Music, 80 90
Use of i-tistTarac...s, 0 90
Board. with fuel altd lights, so 90
Furnishing Rooms, per month, : 90
Washing, per month, J on
The above CHARGES must be paid IN adj
vance, or increased ten per ceui, aud salts
nctori.Ig secured Pupils may enter at any
time, and viii he charged only from the
date of entrance, till The end of the session.
Asuatcieiit humber of competent listruc-
torS WIN be always in Attendance.
Tile buildings having received and now
undergoing various improvements aud addl-
tloi,s, d few moro hiiardets can be accom-
modatcd tllan heretofore. Applications
should Tie addressed without delay TO the
Principal.
NJ Boardcrs must have all articles dis
linctly marked.
ID. L. PliARES, &,&, Gc.,
PrbtclpdL
NEWTON PLACE, July g, le5l.-iy;
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PAINTING. GLAZING, AND PA.
PER HANGING

THE undersigned respectfully inform the
1 the citizens of Woodville and tbs public
generally. that they have commenced the
above business in Woodville, and from their
practical knowledge they feel confident of en-
tire satisfaction to all WHO may entrust work
10 them, By close e~ttehtion TO business, and
cheap rates, they hope TO merit a share OF
public patronage Fancy woods and marbles
neatly initiated. Orders left atthe Drug Store
from town or country, will be promptly attond.
ed to. BAXTER & LEMON.
July Is. ~lS5l-o8lv.
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siege Notice,

A good ard substantial Stage has been
procured 10 run from Natchez tta Wood.
vile, to Bayou Sara, whiclt will make reg.
ulRr trips during the year Passengers
may rely on regular trips, gentle Horses and
experienced drivers. Apply at the store Of
the subscriber, on Commercial Row for
way bills. Leaves WoodviIIt. for Bayou
Sara on Wediesdays and Saturdays, returns
on Mondays ung .1kjtsdays.
". A. HASSEL, Agent.
Apf;l 3 1s5fi
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ISAAC D. GILDART, attorney and Coun-
l seii0r At Lnw. Office Bank street. nearly
opposite Planters Bank. Win pratice in the
Probate, Circuit aud Chancery Courts. BUSH
ness entrusted to him will be promptly attend
ed to. ..a il5-5Sly.
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Ds.. lib Baldwin,
I'd. H.. Broom, M. D.,

AND Il TAI URIC
a1 HAS returned to Woodvillc.
WYTEy% and can be fouiid at his Of.
.ns01 iice, tie next door to DR.. Bucks
residence, and opposite Mr.. j. b. Thcrters,
where lie is fully prepared to render his pro-
fessional services TO those who may require
them. lie has brought with him, from
the North, the latest improvements in in
struments, and a fine assortment of teeth.
January 81, lS5l~tf
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EBtntistfy.

e.rz, S. Il d. STOCKING, Resi.
IA deo@ Dentists. caii be fouhd At
their Office on Commercial Row
nj nj times, when not professionally absent.
All work done by them shall be satisfactory
and equal to ANY done in tho country, or no
pay. Terms moderate, aid all operations
warranted. Whole sets Of artificial teeth
Inserted on gold plate by atmospheric pres
sure. Artificial palatcs so perfectly fitted ms
10 produce distinclness ID the efuiiciation rs
If 10 maliurhStion Had taken llace. All
orders sent, by mail, or left with tic Post.
master IN Ibis pIacc, viii be attended 70.
Woodpillc. Jan /, 1851. ..
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GEORGE II. GORDON and Carnot

GEOKGE II. GORDON and Carnpt
W Poscy have entered Tito Pdrthtrstip
in the practice of the Law. fhcy viii
practice in the Circuit Courts Of the Coun.
ties Of Wilkinson, Adams and Annie, aud
in the Superior Court Of Chancery and the
High Court of Errors and Appeals at Jack
son. The s],rictcst attention will he given
TO all business entrusted to their ea,c.
Their office i, in Woodrillc, and the same
lately o, cGpied by Gordon and ). pc5ey.
November 20. IS49.
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r.

TIME subscriber respectfully announces to
M the Ladies and Gentlemen Of WoodvilIe,
and his friends in general, that he has just open.
ed at his store, on Commercial Row, a large
and elegant selection of fancy and Useful ar
ticles, among which, are the following:
Umbrellas, cotton and silk Gloves all Kinds
Riding.whips, and Walklng-canes Tooth bru.
shes, Pocket knives and Combs; Razors Ro.
zor-straps and Shaving soaps; Perlumery Of
all kinds, colors and scents; Hair oil Of the best
quality Soap, Starch, Indigo Candles, Sar-
dimes, HOLSTERS and Salmons; Preserves, Pick.
els. Currents and Citron Olive oil Bay water
and Catsups; Pccon5, Almonds and Brazilian
nuts Filberts, English Waliuts, Oranges, APP
pies &c.
ALSO-The best Tobacco and Segars, will
always be kept on hand, together with every
other article usually Kept in such establish
ments but which are now too numerous to men.
ton. I w. A.. .HASSELB.
Woodville, February. nth, 1s5f-1y.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. g 6
WILKINSON County, "a

THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI.
Z O Zachariah Dowty. Samuel Dowty.
JohnM. Dowty. JIlia A. Hayden, Mi.
ncrva NewIand, Elizabeth Decker, Matilda
Jefcote, and the minor heirs Of Reuben
Dowty. deceased lo.wit; Thomas j. Dow
ty, JohuC. Dowty, SanueI a. Dowty, aud
John g. Dowty, Iieirs aud dlsuibplees Of
James n. Dowty, deceased. Youhre COM
manded to he and appear before The Probate
Court of Wilkinson county, az the Court
house thereof. OH the first Monday in An.
gust next, then and there TO show cause if
any you can, why the inal account of VIM.
Dowty, administrator OF James N. Dowty,
deceased, should not be allowed aud a de-
cree made thcrefore accordingly, and further
10 do and suffer such things as shall he con-
sidcred and ordered by the court aforesaid,
IN the premises.
- Witness, the Honorable Francis
LIS. Gildart, Ju.ige-of the Aaid Probate
- Court at the Court House Of said
county, the first Monday in May, eighteen
hundred ard lifty.one.
Issued this 18th day of May, 1851.
FRED. CONRAD, CleiR.
May 20 lojl-60d. ...fs.
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The business will be continued at the old
stand by Leopold Heury, who will DC, tlnnk-
ful TO receive the calls OF his friends and the
patronage OF the public generally.
rs F.. LEOAOLD HENRY.
~ Feb. 23. 1SJt-tE.
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Dissolution.

EIiE firm heretofore existing between
~ the Undersigned, under the style and
firm Of Henry IL Myers, is this dag disyolv.
ed by mutual consent, Persons indebted
to the firm are notified that Leopold Henry
is aoue authorized to receipt for claims
and that he is Responsible Tor all liabilities o
said firm. LEOPOLD HENRY,
MYERS LEVI.