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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-13

W.r ANN 1t Il now generally con.
c,l.3 f..L that the American fsqlips /.
.yi.rr,.. 10 ihe Min II sfistacrat. iha,
I. i,4.fa.- nj tho f.et Of Tie opaient. courts
d.,s f.,a, aed sand Is 10 their pfei,dires.
~. oit..r s.e ti,s plain mr. Vim. Of The law
y,l.t.I nnd men di.toftnp their cons
......-.. aud banding their oaihs 10 shield
t,.,i,A fpop, ,hs lust panaltir, which their
,.,.. la..eo. WE .el beard Of wealthy
r,, a.,., pnnisheaf When his money
viV na, avail him. which very seldom /.
,bc css. Insanity. or seme other sulterfnce
,.,...,i.ti h,. he is tina object Of nubl.c
..n.at,.y. haromes ihe darling If nnbhc
,,i '.,sJr. and every eirot 70 avert ,he
ana. ~ ,s.,iec and dctss, the law ia used.
.,,.i ,l,Ss, upiyereal. he eseapes.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-13

DNsrgrcrroN OF rnr RAW MATERIAL.
The Telegraph says that, al Houston, on
Wednesday night. Gree barrels of wits.
key were condemned to be burnt by tho
sons OF Temperance rolled out and plac
ed on bonfire made OF tar aud other com.
bustibles, aud thus destroyed. The pro-
prctors Of the whiskey, Messrs Smith Il
Pierce, Of the Alabama House, have Joined
the sons OF Temperance Crtiiaq
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-13


All .e.,...,,.,,. 81 49,. no.
1.t., a., o,,,s, If ,,.,,.,s,.
49,, ...n..,i,, win the onaao trade.
,hinnI., Islands II is nirk.d mn
'.I ,.t,.l.J A. N. shoots If nnpoars by
-, M cont,ac,o, ha. impo,ted
,iiaa,,.o f,r iii. vo,k. NEARLY six hun.
1..I af ,,hnm arc NOW ON these islands.
WA. ara mod 70, 1--WE wears. at the rate of
sas nor anuuu, Tb,y commence work
:. u.n ,,o,niny as soon AS they can see to
.'a,L rhey bnye five ton. Of pnano to
a.. a,d ,besl 10 n distance of over one,
~" ',t.M If mia. II is nll. or nearly all.
- ha,d tba, il has ia he picked up; and il
,hev IA not accomplish these five tons by
,locL p N tb.y are a,rred with raw
tiJo ,yb;n. some five feet long, receiving
an, do,on s,,ines each of which starts the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-13

Ar RICHER, Civil Engineer, resident in
W. Marshall, has the honor Of npprising the.
Painters and Merchants, that he II prepared to
)ndertake the drawing OF plans, drafts, models,
(d Of every description of mechanical and nr-
j tec.ural work.
lie will also supcrntend the execution OF
such work, and guarantee ITS faithful per-
)ormance.
Fifteen years employment, by the French
aud three different patents for IN
lentons, will insure icr him public confidence.
For reference, apply 10 A. Ruiher
Fehru,r, lsal n2S-U
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-13

SNAIL MATTERS 49, The nerve OF the
tooth not as large rs the finest oaaahac
needle viii sometimes drive a sltong man
to distraction musquilo can make an
elephant absolutely mad 4 coral rock,
which causes a navy TO founder, IS the
work Of worms The warrior who vita
stood death in 4 Thousand fofu-, may be
killed hy an insect The deepest wretch
ednoss often results from peisy trials, \
chance look from those We love often pro.
duces exquisite pain or una,loyed pleasure.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-13

We copy a PASSAGE f1n paper read
before lhe lmefcan Geographical ~oci.ig
by capt Gibson, latclS setnrned from the
East Indies. aud Bringing with him some
new facts as to the 'sihes of pnrang.
nutaugs inhahitine The deserts ot that part Of
Me vofld He SAYS
Ms statement oi the extraordinary 20.
cuIarlirs of these apparently SEMI human
beings. ha. Tod 10 the expression OF So
much curiosity. 10 know more OF them.
hy sfae and Of sher'iti<m AZ 10 tie fact
oi iaeir existence, ou tho part Of others,
tat have deemed u das 70 myself aud to
public curiosity 10 give some additional
facts a'ons v.ih all ihe couoborai.ye eyi.
I'd nrl ast bla fallen uuier me observation.
hle II Muiock. palemhaur. and
NfstIti heard many remarkable stories
o, te acl.'a audacity. and especially OF
thr supc.hum1u strength OF toe Ouranr,
outapF. will trcspass upon Your a,ten.
tlou hy rotating one ol the most o,iraor>
di1arv. II the same time one 81 the beet
aiilsleI which ! heard while at Batavia;
iieut. Shoch, ot the Dutch East India
armf, vas ON "a mnich with small dc,
bchurut OF troops and coolies on the
south eastern coast Of Bornco; he had
euc4mpet, og ono occasion, dufng tho
nnondny hrar, on the banks Of one of tho
small tnhulades of the Bangarmassin.
lhe lieutenant bad with him his domestic
establishment, which included his dauuhtsr
q playful and Interesting lIt,le GIL of
the sse of thirteen.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-13
ciERREOTlPES.

Mr.. A HERRING respectfully invites the
vi attention of the community to his Pic
larc Gallery.
Rooms up STAIRS in the building formerly
'nown AS Sanders and Mcdonald Drug Store
Rooms open from 10; A. VI, tin / J. ".
Marshall, Feb 4, 1854. w.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-13
Extraordinary Performances Of Lady


from person travelling in the wild portions
OF Delaware and Sullivan counties, NeS
YORK.
As was ttndglng along one afternoon
IN The town OF Fremont, one ct the border
towns OF sullivan county, was oyeriaken
ny what lifst supposed was young man
win ME on ms shoulder; and being
well pleased with the idea OF having cons
pany through the woods turned around
and sand good afternoon, SIR; " Good after
noon, SAID my new acquaintance, but IN q
tone oi NoIce that sounded 10 mo rather
pecuiiar' Wy suspicious were at once
! aroused, and TO satisfy myself made some
inquiries IN regard 10 hunting which Were
readily answered by the young lady whom
thus encountered she SAID she had been
out ever s'nee DAY isht--had followed
buck all cay got one shot ana "ouhctd
hnn' pu' rs uete was i'lti' sho" she could
nol get hIm' ana was going TO Try me heA'
day hoping tha' s"' oo"Id get announcer shol
at MN ana sue was quite certain she shoui"
XIII MN -,
Although ca"no' give very sood ldea
OF her appearance WIZ uN 10 oesef'De
her dress. Inc only article OF iemhie APP
parel visible was elose'iltted ho'd upon
her head, such as IS often worn hy deer
hunters NeNt' an in''i ruop'f hnnuhg
coat her neither limbs were ehcased ~ a
snug, ught it''ng par OF corduroy pants
and a par OF Indian moccasins upon her
feet. She had good looking rhe upon
tt4- al ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-13

Awrrl CALAMITY The Macon tNissl
Beacon, of the l2th inst, has the follow
ing
4 gentleman OF this town, just from
Charlottesville informs us Of most dis
trcss1ag misfortune that has be(alleu the
iami', of the Rev. Peter Crawford, living
at Charlottesville, in l.owndes county In
the afternoon, on Monday last, Miss Lou.
sa Crawford had occasion to 60 near tire
tina, was burning in the yard. Her dress
caught fire. when she was ins,an,aueously
onveopcd in flames. Her eldest sister
(Aunl Immediately went to her assistance,
when her clothes also caught, and she was
instantly in blaze from her waist to her
head Louisa died about q o'clock on
Monday night, and Ann was so severely
burned, there was no hopes Of her living
Their father and mother had left home the
morning Of the same day for Montgomery
Ala.
They were most accomplished vounl
ladies, aud their awful and untimely dealt
produces deep and heartfelt sympathy il
tho neshborhood.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-13

Msv-p,y WAS celebrated at Galveston
wi,h great good taste and unanimitT The
Young people turned out By hundreds
The ceremonies took place at the Nor'fn
Hall. ending ia a general ball.-Gai t.Hf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-13
FOR SALE.

Ia MULAT'rO woman aged about twenty
~ five. A first rate cook, roncr, and washer,
Rnd splendid seam.,fess. She Is honest,
psulhful, and devoted to children. Apply at
Phs Office
Marshall, Nov 3, 1853 nl6-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-13
az TEXAS REPUBLICAN,.
| Two Dollars and a Half a Year!
", LOO q II L. Il y,
EDITOR ANp PROPRIETOR.


rr,,s RrrrsttctNts toued weekly Nv y
4 ms NNb \ HALF rrf apnum II raid ln
q oRid within sis months. Three Dollars
.,, h. DELAYED until after the siA months. the
ru.. Four Dollars. Single copies, one Dime
..,.snrrtssi : per square Of Ten lines Or less
..pi. Der square iof every subsequent insertion
,J D ssonni made for yearly Advertisement
..,'.4,n.nt of candidates Ten Dollars
~. -..f erut Will hr charged on Advertisements
...,.',, no,ira. o,-tonr square, Will be charged
! .,,.r.,IIrs..sd 20 This Office must he prc.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-13

Linus IniNes The editor of ,he Go
lan,hia Democrat apponds the following to
tho notice Of his ovp mauare;
Now that W. have got this little mat
Ter arranged. we hope TO he able to devote
more of our time 20 the readers OF the Dem
oorai
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-13
FRESH Arm Al
SPRING AND SIMMER GOODS,

~ Ward u lirioa's.
I'VE have lust received, and are now oren-
~ ing, IL hrgc and handsome assortment Of
ods, consisting of all the articles usually
)gnd IN Dry Good stores Ladics and H'R-
mems Dress coe}s, LHeas, Cations, Pian-
aa Goods, flats CAPS, Boots, a d Nba'f,
trockery Hoilo,o, end HardCare. Our assori-
lfn of ladies' goods has been selected with
pat care. The patterns which have lately
f,n introduced are very pretty and cannot
lo please, and We particularly 'ayite them
= call ard examine our specimens. We have
y handsome assortment of
READY MADE CLOYHiNG,
well selected rs has ever been brough, to
b. market.
Planters would do well to call and see our
)lpc,ion Of plantation goods and families
D. specimens for housekeeping.
In tine, our stock Is full and complete.
)hd if good selections and low prices Will in
h. custom We have right 10 expect rapid
Dies. Our cd friends ard the public gone-
>ily, arr invited to call on US.
WARD x NINlON.
March %, 1854. 35-ly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-13

BRr,cu or rpoNisr breach 81
promise of marriage was tried Ia tAr tlav
tludiana) tifcuit Count last week; the
plaintiff. fair. buxom dause' OF twenty.
suing the defendant v'idpwer ioriy-irc.
encountered With u household Of litlc re-,
spousibi,lties, Tor oue Thousand dollars dam
age. for falling to "come ~ Co the trough,
a. he had duly promised, and marrying in,
stead Of herself 4 widow lady OF bis own
age, blessed with an equally numerous prog
euv. The testimony wh= that the dclcud>
ant bad visited Der fonr different times, aud
that the plaintiff once rode behind him. on
his old grey mars. rem church. aud that
she had upon one occasion. sent her "gay
lo;haria sugar KISS verse, OF about the
following effect
why 50 W. arsalrd, ihp. ~ a.ofc
Why Of Isle f.h 20 fsflscs ih'nr HHa
The lHrv. after mature elaboration.
awarded the fair snior NINETY dollars dam.
ages Tor her crushed affections believing
that sum sufficient to plaster up her bro
ken heau LoanfNc taHfr, 1871 a'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-13

\ good locomotive engine coats from
50 600 to $40 800. aud it would take nno
men whole year TO build one well, with
AZ the machine power OF the best meehan
. sl,pe to- a.l Them Ia iae wois.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-13

The " Home Mo her


We must draw line NY broad line
between her and the frivolous butterfly ct
fashion who Tits from bail 10 orefa aud
plrty, deckcd IN rich robes, and followed
hy train rs hollow and heaftlcss rs her.
s"l'-ahe who, ioreotInl of the holy tasks
assigned her. ueslrcts those who have h' fn
given IN hrr charge, hud leaves 'hrni to the
care oil hrriings' while She pefsucs her gld>
dN round oi amnsencu's'
Not ;" with our home mother bless
ing- be ON her head he heart warns to
see her m her da'I' routine OF pleasant dn.
ties, How patiently she sits, day after day.
shaping and sewing some article for use or
adcrnment Tor her lite tiock ma how
proud and pleased each mite recipient ct
her kindness HOW iHe little lace d'npIes
with pleasure, and the bughi eyes grow
still brighter a. mamma decks them with
her own hands IN the new dress she has
made How much warmer and more com
Portable they feel, II mamma wraps them up
before they 20 to school No one but her
can warm the nuts aud ovefshoes, or tie the
comiorters around the nechs'
here Is peculiar charm about all
She does the precious mother IhrN
could not sleep nay, Tor mat matter she
eoulh NOT sne 'a'eu 10 W." U,''' cH"'"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-13

\ eirl is legally manageable n, fourteen
snd bow At sixteen. in PeaosylgABla, oto
oQi the consent 0f ne rsrtnis.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-13

lailstorm OF a good dead of severity
lately visited Washington County. The
Ranger says
"On Thursday nigh, last our town was
visited by destructive bail storm, accom-.
panied with heavy rain aud wind, and pc,
we're and terrific thunder aud lightning
The hail stones are said to have been -
large rs hens eggs. ard came down with
such force as to split shingles, bend wealth
cfboardiug. aud break the glass out al
every window tia, lrOuted tl1 North. he
windows Of the brick tavern suffered con,
sidcfalily having between two and three
hundred lights broken cut. We believe
the gardens aud young corn in this sicln'iy
were uuhurt. but about independence and
North, where the hail fell thicker, it proved
disaslesous to the young corn and vegeIa'
bhs s."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-13
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

NtIt ABLE LAND FOR SALE.
apd others who may be de-,
.,rous Of purchasing lan3s, either for set
Imcut or speculation, are informed that
>u Hundrcd and E,ghfg Acres
valuable land, well watered, and timbcred,
j be- purchased on accommodating terms
q land is situated six miles north Of Mar
BIZ, and twelve miles from pof, Cadlo, the
|pping point Of this section.
'lhis hand ia susceptible Of being divided,
! viii be sold in lots TO Vui pur 'lnscrs.
|o uudoub,ed. Fer further particulars,
ply To u. ). ItNN!NNs
Marshall March 10. 1894 35-if
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-13

/ & II l. \ ! ! = u = " N T.,
urru sinr OF rur rrmllc SQUARE
MARSHALL. TTNAN,
TuETFORD tenders his most sincere
fHank. to the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
..Hal and vicinity for their very liberal pat
.. for the two past years, and trusts from
Grcai Inducements Nor O9ered,
.sft continuance OF the same.
-ow otlcr my stock on hand and receiving,
..pr six thousand dollars worth, at
Tpemg.hee per cent on First Cost
..c tall and see what BARGAINS.
Iau,c and goods at cost.
Al notes, and last years tickets due.
..s call and settle, and obhgc
&. THETFORD.
llrshali, April, l~5i.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-13
DON d X : An u T. X )
DR &. lists,

MARSHALL TEXAS,
heir ncp stand, on NE corner opposite
a. Grteg Il Co., llesf Of me square.
q WOULD respectfully invite the attention
of their friends and customers, in Hart
SON and the adjoining counties TO their
ana carefully selected stock Of fresh and
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-12
The state Oh NIississlppi,
YAzoo CoUNTY,

1AZOO OOUNIft
PRO BATE COURT-MARCB TERM, 1854
To all persons Interested Ia The lands, ten.
enaeasts and heyeditamentS Of Frank " ear
man late Of said county deceased.
YOU are hereby cited to be and per-
4 sonally appear at the next May Term 1884 of
this Court, then and there TO shew cause if any
YOU eau, why order should not be granted for
the sale of an undivided half interest in lot No.
263 in Yazoe City, Mississippi, belonging to the
estate Of Frank Nearman deceased. 1t having
been suggested to our said Court By Catherine
Nearman, Administrative If Frank Nearman
deceased, that it will be TO the interest OF said
estate, TO sell the same-and further 10 do and
suffer such things as shall be considered and or
dered by our said court in the premises. And it
is further ordered that publication of this cita-
tion be made in the Yazoo Democrat for the space
of six weeks.
WITNESS, Hon. Geo. B. Wilkinson, Judge
of said Court, the 4th Monday in March,
1854. and seal of said Court. Issued 3lst
day of Mirch, A. d. 1854.
VIM. II, BELL, Clerk.
April 5, l854-22-7t
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-12
GuaPdfan,s sale,

DY Virtue of an order Of the Hon Probate
A1 Court Of Yazoo county, State of Miss
made at the March Term thereof A. D. 1854,
the undersigned, as Guardian of Elizabeth Og-
den and Lucy Ogden, heirs of Theopilus Og-
den, late ofsaio county deceased, will on Mon
day the 22rd day of May next, sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder or bidders, on a
credit of twelve months from the day of sale,
at the door of the Court House of said county,
between the hours prescribed by law, all of
the following lands situated, lying and being
i'll the county of Yazoo, State of Mississippi.
and belonging to the estate of said heirs to-wit
The east-half of southwest quarter and north
west quarter of southwest quarter of Section
z, northwest quarter # northwest quarter of
Section Is, Townships 9, Range vest South
east quarter, Section ~, Township g. Ranre
3 west. Southwest quarter of south west quar-
ter, Section7, Township 9, Range west
Said lands were the late residence of said The
epilus Ogden deceased. Said lands will be sold
subject to the lien prescribe by the Statute and
The purchaser of purchasers thereof, will be
required TO give bond or bonds for the sum or
sums SO bid with approved security payable as
above limited. WADE II. MILLS,
April II, Iso4-23-5t Guardian &c,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-12
TREMENDOUS SUCCESS
OF
Dr. nzoLean's Celebrated Volcanic Oh
IL NJ NJ EN- IT.

l.
InNE AGENT, Mr. Pike, has sold nine
- thousand seven hundred and twenty four
bottles in one month Over two thousand
different persons in this and adioinipg states
who were afflicted with rheumatism dhxing the
lasttW months, have been cured by the use
of McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment
! 1t is truly celebrated remedyl and It has
done more to alleviate human suffering than
any medicine ever discovered. A few appli-
cations will relieve the most violent pain, and
heal the most ioathesome scar or ulcer. It
will almost instantly remove Inflammation,
and heal the severe burn or scald. without a
scar; for chapped hands, chilbains, or erup-
tioBs on the skin of any kind. and for bruises
or sprains. it is sovereign remedy--the effect
is wonderful, that thousands can testify.
For Horses and other Animals, Mclean
Celebrated LIniment is far superior to my rem
edy for the cure of lameness, bruises, cuts, old
sores, sweeny, scratches, gals, swellings
sprains, &c. For ring bone, SPAWN, or any
kind of swelling in the joints, Ii is remarka-
Bile cure: and no planter should ever be with
out it. See other advertisements, what stage
and omnibus proprieters say about it, then tri-
fle no longer with other compounds.
McLean's Liniment Is the only reliable REM
edy for external disease on man or beast. Try
it and you will be convinc ed of its 0artue.
Principle depot, corner of Third and Pine
sts., ST. Louis. Mo-, and for sale by Cook d.
Brumfiefd Yazoo City and Druggists in general
March %, IS54-ly.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-12
The State OF mississippi.
YAZ0Q COUNTY.

PROBATE COURT. MARCH TERM, 1854.
TO all persons inteYested in tie lands,
tenements and hercditanients Of Am1<on
"A. Niche minor.
NOU are hereby cited to be aud appear at a
a regular Term Of our Court Of Probates FOR
the county aud State aforesaid, on the fourth
Monday in May 1854 thereof, then and here
TO shew cause If any you can why en- order
should not be granted in accordance with the
petition of John j. Niche, Guardian of ANA
znn A. Niche, a. minor, for the sale of the fol-
lowing ands belonging to said minor, to-wit:
Southwest quarter Section IL, northwest
quarter Section Ia. southeast quarter Section
%, with two poles in width, on the entire east
boundary of wesi.half southeast quarter Sec
ton ii, and west-half northeast quarter Sec
tion %, all in Township 10, Range l East
Il having been suggested to our said Court by
the said John J. Niche as Guardian as afore-
said, that 1t vii be for the interest of his said
ward, to sell the same, and further TO do and
suffer what our said Court shall consider of in
the premises.
And it is further ordered by the Court, that
publication If this citation be made in the va
zoo Democrat for the space of six week..
WITNESS, Hon. Geo. b. Wilkinson, Judge
Df.the Probate Court of Yazoo county, the 4th
NJ onday in March 1854, and seal of said court.
ISSUED the Both day of March. A. d. 1854.
WM. H. BELL, Clerk.
April 5. 1e54-22-7t.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-12
SPECIAL NOTICE.

4 Ii persons indebted to the Probate
II Clerks Office for Fees, either as Executor,
Administrator, Guardian, for Transcripts or
for Recording Deeds. during the administra-
tion of James H. Bell as Clerk, are hereby
notified, that unless they come forward and paw
the same, either to the present Clerk or the
undersigned, on or by the fourth Monday in
April next. Executions will be ordered out on
the same, irrespective of amounts or. parties,
and without any discrimination. This notice
is given that those interested nav save cost.
and to free the administrator of James II. Bell
deed. from liability. F. BOST[CK, Admir-.
March %, Ie54-2Ott of Jas. III. Bell deed
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-12
AdTninlstTai0r's N65ice.

r. ETTERS Of Administration upon the os-
IL tate of Nathan w. Ellis, having been
granted the undersigned at the February Term
1884, Of The Probate Court of Yazoo county.
State Of Mississippi Now all persous havi1r
claims against the estate Of said deeedent are
hereby required to present the same dnly au-
theniicated withiu the time limited by law or
they will be barred. and all persons owing safd
estate are most respectfully and earnestly soli-
cited to make immediate payment.
4. b. WHEELER, Administrator.
March 3, 1S54-I8-7G.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-04-12
John Slrader~~J. G. Brown, Mastor
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
YAZOO COUNTY


PROBATE .CouRr-FrBRUARY rERM, 1854.
To all persons Interested IN the Estate ot
John CEeGrg, late Of said county deceased
IN the matter Of the application of
L Nicholas w. Hobson and Samuel Y. Stew
art, Administrators Of John Cleary deceased
for leave TO make final settlement Of their ac-
count, and Surrender Of theirlet as Admin
istrators as aforesaid. 1t is thereupon ordered
by the Court that citation Issue 10 Decy Cleary,
and all others interested in said estate 10 be and
appear before the Probate Court of Yazoo couu-
ty, at the Court House thereof, on the fourth
Monday in Ma7 1854, then and there to show
cause if any they have, why the aaid final ac-
count and surrender Of letters Of IN. w. Hob
son and Samuel v. Stewart as administrators
aforesaid should not be allowed
And further to do and suffer such things aa
shall be considered and ordered bv our sai6
Court in the premises. and it is further ordered
that the publication Of this citation be made ia
the Yazoo Democrat weekly newspa per, pub
lished In Yaz0o city, for the space Of sixty days
WITNESS, The Hon. Geo b. Wilkinson,
Judge of the Pr obate Court of Yazoo county,
the fourth Monday in February, a. d. 1854.
and seal of said court.
ISSUED, the 9Th day ofMarch, 1854.
VIM. Ii. BELL, elk.
March -, 1S54-I9-lOt.