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BEbFORD nnrEI.,
ASn
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.

fNIE subscriber respectfully t'ess leave to an
l. uaHace to l;.s uId ;tieils &nd the FG'aie
scncrIlly, that hc has eased aad taken possess
AIeg Of the Bslfosi Hotel, lately IN the ecca-
psteJ al Col. Adm R1Ah4rt, IL ia not lis
,teiisn u al Ike nsny pFoiess!osz as 70 what he
VIII 10, but he pledges his ord .hai bis most
eAofxcsic Efforts wiIl be employed 10 rendeE
comfortable all Who give hi:a j call. The hulse
will be handsomely. fitted up, and nnne but
careful and attentive servants will be c'sgage,l.
Persons visiting the B'ifar Springs. az @eG
rs those attending Court. and the travelling
co;n.atHity g;nerally, ar; respectfully invited
10 gic. hu . ell ..nd Judge for Themselves.
II III. stages ali aow stop ~ this h0te,,
ana it is theref0rs tisc Stage tliiier.
,lr.lers taken " tbe week, month or year,
on firoratl- terIas.
~ A,aai- an1 comfortable stalsling is at
tsched 10 this hotel, wiiiel. ~hi sltrat b.. al
enl.i Is i iEefni Il ostler. Also, Saie and
ca4v ehleut carriage house.
JOHN nAFER.
Rsdford, April G. 1855. ~
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REMOyA

< sAas,f.5'f YOU'D respectfully announce
: II p1Ssic ti y he aia refnDyed his Tinning
= s;s'iis nm at TO tas oaildn; recently oceu-
pte III Mr. LAthsr, ~ Z ,uIeciioaary SO re
" t1s DiAm9nj, VII 'Fe he is better prepared
faAa eser 70 aecomodafe his customers with
50 .ftiete IN the line OF his business, either
~i9ieslie arfe.ail, aud hopes they will rive
,s;'a a cal! 80 his now location
GE0RGE RLYNIRE.
Bsdfoyd, April rs, 1885
Z ). fhe subscriber is dctirous of having
hf' looks ciDsed up I'll Ist April. iast either
y lsb or no;e. lie hopes this NOTICE viii T.,
a'a@Hled 20 Immediately. G.. b.
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AxorNER CASE OF rITs.
CLARksRuRs. Va.

CLARKsRuRs. Va
November 18th. 1885,.
70 Seth s. Hanee, Baltimore Md
Dear Sir--Having baen afflicted FOR some
years past with Fallisg FITS, I saw Your adver-
tiSenenf and determined 10 give Your pilsa
trial, and | am happy to say that since J cGns-
nserced the use Of them, have not lad an at-
tack. | believe them to be first rate article.
for. n have written TO ysa ia a former letter
was attacked every two weeks. but since 1
have been Esing them have not had an attack.
10utx, respcctfully
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A PERFECT eUHE OF EPILEPSY.
rittsbure. Norember p, Isaaa.

Dear Sir-lt IS now ten months since my wife
Rad any of those nervous attacks. She ihinAs
she is cured. She has n9t had any 81 symptoms oi,
the disease for THE last nine Ai0nths. She TOOK
your Vegetable Extract Pills far about tuur
months. aud discontinued them four months
since. Mrs. 5. WAS trcarsd by the best aid
school physicians ia the State Tor ten years tfi.
by the best Homeopathic for eighteen months.
without cure. Ii is 10 ur yesetahlr TX
tract Pills, and with str regri to diet. that
we sscribe her cure OF The most dreadful dis
ease that even afflicted the hpma family. wish
every person affiicten with Epilepsy had sh;s
medicine aud would give il thorough trial.-
IT may not cure in all leases, pu, in this i; has
performed wonders.
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PiRTiERSH!p.

Holm CLARK & Vim. \. e. CLARK having
d iortned partnership lin the Tanning SC. 5
the business heretofore carried on in Schells-
burg BY .iohu Clark will now DC conducted bv
and Ia the name of John Clark {, Son,
NOTICE.
PERSONS having unsettled acooHn;s with III
undersigned are called upon 10 attend 10 hem
promptly and have them closed. Mnrc partic-
ularly accounts that have been standing some
tine, should, and must kc attended TO; and If
in some c ,ses persons are not prepared to close
fully, they must at least attend 10 them.
JOHN CLARK.
March "a. 1865 m
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FAsHToNAHLE
fiiILGRINE ESTABLISHMENT,

THE subscriber las rSmeyed his establish
ment TO the rom in the Odd-Feilows
Building, Immediately above The store Of .
D. Crainer < Co., where he viii attend prompt
X 10 all business entrusted 70 his care. lIc re-
e.ivesregularly the latest City Fashions. aaa
viii pledge himself tiiat work done At his shop
shall wear well and lit neatly.
liz respectfully solicits share Of the pub
lie parronage.
ST.. NccAUsLAN.
Nor. 9. 1855.
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A VERY REMARKABLE CURE.
Milleagerille. Ca. !
Deeenncr Il. lNS2 1

Dear Si.--I wish to intuIp You flat ono of
my family has been afflicted with FITS ior &
number Of years, and seeing an Advertisement
N a news paper, concerning your Iegetanie L y
tgact Epileptic T. Ills. ! caInc 10 the crnclrsiNn.
after trying almost every physician in my rsacLt
and all having failed in relieving nay cl4id oi
the disease, Ia semi tor SIX boxes OF your nils.
which proved aa e5sc:ual cure for my daughter.
who IS now about is years al age. | think
there is no other medicine u use equal To them,
and will be forever grateIulto you ior the USE
of them for my daughter whom il has cured.
Yours. respectfully
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RzAnrsd. Berks County. Pal
Deeensbes aad. 1882.
To Seth S. Hance:

Dear sir-The Pills my brother bought o
you ia November, mean The Vegetable Epi-
lepiie Pills. are out aud get friend 10 enclose
you tive dollars. for which wish you To send
me immediately two boxes more have been
troubled many years with FITS. and have tried
the skilhuf man. physicians. hu; nothing which
| have taken appears To have met the require
ments Of my Case. ss wellas your Epile,aic
Pills
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New JeWelry.

'Tht subscriber has opened out nc@ and
L splendid asssrsmca, OF al kinds Of The
mort fss1Aonah!r sewelry- -s-oussting ia part OF
;,fs~'' =, Fsa'. Finger Rugs, Ear Ring, &c. &C.
~ lni 49, 81, stae.
ssta bANIfL BORDER
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Curing E.lstitnay On la !!iiF q Fitt

These pills possess specific action On the ner
sous sgstens, and, aitholghtbey are procured
especially for the purpose OF curing Fits. they
will he fonnd OF espeeial benefit for All persons
ailiicsec Sisn weak nerves. Or whose Deryous
system has beer prostrated or shattered from
any cause whatever. Inchronic complaints ar
diseases o. loEg standing, snperindnced bs ner-
s1GsHesS. they are exceedingly beneficial.
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FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES
BooK FOR RvERY FEMALE

the anthorhlving devoted his exclusive a,,.n-
ton to the treatment OF complaints peculiar /,
emales, in respect 20 which ne is yearly con-
suited by thousands, both in person and hy
letter.
Here every woman can discovec, BY compa-
ring her own symptoms with those described.
the nature. character, oaases of, aud the ;,ruper
remedies for, her complaints.
The wife about becoming mother has often
need OF instruction and advice of the almost
importance to her future health. will find such
instruction and adviere, and also explain many
symptoms which otherwise would occasion anxi
ETY. or alarm, as Ill the peculiartics incident to-
her situation are described
IL is Of e3urse impracticable TO convey fully
the various subjects treated OF, as they are Of !!
nature strictly intended for the married or those
contemplating narriage The revelations csn
tanned in its pIges have proved blessing tn
thousands, as the iunnmer4hle letters received
by the author (Which he is permitted by thewri-
ters to publish) will attest.
Extract y Letter fran gentleman in DsgfnB,
Ohio:
DArros, May I, 1917
Dr.. 4. " AruyiteGu:
'.My wife has been pe-ceptihly sinking for
some three years ar more, IN cousaausnra of
her great anguish and suffering some months be-
fore and during confinement every successive
one more and more d=biIitlted and prostratei
her, putting her life in iuminent danger, and
which was on the last occasion acspaired Of
supposed that this state Of things wasinevitable
and assigned myself to meet the worst. at this
time (no@ about two ni0nthsl hoard Yaar book
highly spoken Of, as containing some matter
reaching M case. On it's recept and perusal.
Cannot express 10 you the relief it afforded my
| distressed mind. and the JOY its pages impaired
! 10 my wif;. on learning thr great discovery o..
NJ, VI. D Dssomeaux provided Il remedy. IT open
ed q prospectto me which l little conserved was
possible. No pecuniary consideration can ever
repay the obligations am under 10 You. for
having been the means Of imparting To Us the
matters contained in THE Married Won IN IS
Private Medical Comp .nion." But for this, ere
rather year would have passed over nv heaf,
ain I'll human probability my wife would have
cen in he, grave aud tny children left mother
less"
loeolselaense of the universal popularity o
the wofk, as evidenced by its extraordinary
sh,, yiriout iupostions have been attempted
~ y I'll ol booksellers as on she puhlo, by i'm
itssInlt Vt ttle plg., spurious editions, and SIR
psitioIs Infringe snts Of copyright. and othe
j vices m d,s.ptiens, it has been found neoes
~ therefore
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Testimony In faTor Of The Fege-
table Extract Epileptie Pills.

In the publication Of ttefollowing certificats
OF cures, the names have been suppressed on
the testimonials were voluntarily offered and d
would be improper TO publish them without the
consent of the PARTIES. and who would be un-
willing To publish 10 the world that they or
their children friends ever had fits. when
the circumstance is always regarded as one If
the fansiiy secrets.
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EoR RENT,

THE LARGE BRICK HOUSE on Tit
Street, one door west OF the Bank House.
Possession given on the lst of April next.
G. W. ANDERSON.
i'm ll.fsss -tf
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SH0E NIDkR.

A L. tRAAER & co. have Just received
!. As very large assortment u Boots s,t
oaoos. suitable fof Fall and Winter, pa.t styls4
iolioRs
Meas Super Waxed Double Sole poo;a,
Mems City Made Calf dc.
Mems :. Heavy Kip, Liued Dc
Youths WaScd DoRble Sole Bco,s.
YOUTHS Calf and Kip LINED do.
Boys' City made Gait Eoois.
Boss' Kip Lined Boots.
W"niens' Douhle sole Kip Boosces,
Wcnsens' Fine Calf and 5 cal DO.
Womens' Fine Goat Morocco DO
Norns'ns' Parodi Bootees, very I4rtsst ne.
Chiidren's Shoes Of every style ard rice.
Gent Morocco Kid, and CaifAin poo,ees.
i-alles' Double Sole Callers. Gum Shoes. &c.
"a tset Boots and Shoes 30 suit ere-y r,rejas
>es. y ran want hco,s and Shoes, rlesSe give
y saii' and yoa shall be suited IL quality and
Exchange Store Is the place 70 ta, Boots and
Oct. lo. 1855.
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THRESHtSG MAfHfSs3. with ., 3, o
aar,e poser for SIZE chs sp = Reeds Colo
= .i- Store.
My. 20. tSi..
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: wTt.f.I1M ypEyGg N b.

LIT no fasicf o. as.sani=si ~ present copy
i, ~. ESgUL-AtIUS u his child. IL may
.,v. aim from az early grave. let young
,n Dr. IS 9.n IL enter into t.Ie secret niGatians
~ mattel lsts wIttout readins the PoChEI
.g5GG4ipIOS. i.et no one suffering from
t-<,a.4 S;9aga Pain IN the Side, RESTLESS
=; l,,,. rI&r.cas feelings und the lshusc train OF
-,st1,,..e sensations and given pp hytheir ply
si,i., Is. another moment without Consulting
,b sCILAPIUS Have the married., o..
f,,,s bout 10 be married any insped.uicit, read
tIi>-.,lv useful book, as il has been the msans
af .yins thousands af unfortunate creatures
ftdai -. very jaws .. death.
~rA1y pers,n sending TWENTY FIVE
CGEF3 eRllosed IN . letter. will receive one
e,,f Of this ,r.l by mail. or i've copieswill be
a.at fpr 0le Dollar.
tle.ss. (ps4t pai'i} DR.. wM. YOUNG.
S3.il4 ,clsA Sjrset, Philadelphia.
AZ l3. 1Sj5--iv-
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LErrER FnoX 4 pnraGIsT.
Sow Yerk. Oet. 10, ls5e.

Dear Sir--Pleuse send me two boxes more o,
your Vegetable Epiiehpc Pills. The r.ersor. for
whum proeuresl them, is much pleased with
their effects. They seem 70 have an excellent
effect.
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AEAi FIRM.

THE undersigned have This day formed
rartreishipiu the Carriage Making aud
Blacksnithing business. under the maine
and finn of Weiscl & Co. We viii en-
deavor tly premptness, attention aud the
character of cur work, TO merit and obtain
a fair share Of custom. Our stand is .l,e
one heretofore occupied by Welsel / Fos-
ter, immediately east OF town.
WI, WEIsEL,
MIEHaEL WEISEL,
JOHN WElSEL.
Feb. %, lS56--Gsn
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L distressing maiady, viii find the Ycaetsblt
Epileptic PILLS 10 br the only remedy ever dis
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GaG2rRIES.

Sa7'g ,ii>n Sgr1p ea1 v. o. No;asses, lest
I:.a ani java cs.,r, s. "a. clarified. crushed,
AMI grsaut,te! S;suS, SPICES. Teas, Choca-
lIt-, Extraet ir Cal.., Eics, Tobacco Drugs
an 0ils together WIKI eFsry oti.,g article atsrt-
cd - tn v snts If the p-eplq, all OF wAieh he
Is determined to sell CHEAP ron CASH, or
spoFoYed produce.
IL respectfully iavifes al In sea.cl. of bar
z ,us To c;vs hia ca!i before Purchasing
fh,asfi:l fpr past favofs. ne hopes ha tai. deal
iu< md desire Ia pieaso, 10 continlc ,n rae.H
aaI receive liberal share Of tie public patron.
age
G. ". EuFr.
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TO BUrLrEps.

IF S0T want CHEAP Goors, call at
Cheap Side.
Nov. so.
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JENKINS * CO.,
PHILiDELPUIi.

SS-Teas in Metallic Packs put M in Hsli
Cheats. containing a variety ol both Black aud
Green. To suit buyers.
Printed List Of Prices, Terms, &c, furnished
by mail TO all WHO oricr them.
All Teas warranted to please. or no sale
One and the same price aud tertnsts all, and
one only.
HalfChrsts OF Black contain abnut 25 pounds,
and Grern. about 80 pounds each
Feb. %, 1856.
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DR.. F. C. Reamer,
Physician and Surgeon
0.t. fe.Issa.

- espectfaIly tenders his services "a
IL the citizens u bedford and yiciaity. lie
ray ,isrsys be found snnicss professionally ca-
sssel at his Dreg a.d Book Store, in Iaiisna
ST.
Feb.l {. 1851.
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Wan TED--Ai Reeds Colonade Store
" heat, Rye. Oats. Corn, and Buckwheat-a also
all other al.pFsyed pyoduee. IA exchange Tor
goods at cash price.
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Fnn 600 SHINGLES of different
lUU,VUU Kinds. Also, 5000 feet
ot LOMbER OF valiors sorts. such as White
Pine, Yellow P:ne, Poplar. Spruce &c. For
sale 5y +. n. BEEGLE.
st. Clairssile, Feb. ls, l353-tf
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liiITb!. GOODS.
npr sing - 1t variety cf LADIES
DRESS GOODS,

~ tAe lteat tyies: such IN p1it GS Plack ard
FA1cy Silks. Mtriaoes, Cashmers, coha;g and
'fliiilst Cloths. Al2ace IS, Aioussciia Dslaues,
efo4s4:'iae D. b B.y.s, Fancy Prints, ftvm tp
lp, Ma<iis es slehei ani unblcached. frein dp
~. 4il widths Thibet and Bay State Shawls.
Eae, 4 TX, Blswa ssi Olive Frcach Cloths.
s tY'r lij.s'i ani f,Rsy t3assinIeres, Twceds.
Etlsia.tts. slys. G;s.iag<, Msriuo Shirts and
DIV ~. u s;s "A. = sVs, b i9x aLa Saers 10
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FITS. prs. FITS.
TExE VEGETABLE EXTRACT
PILLS

FOR TIE oUaE OF
Fila, Spssms. Cramps, and al
seTFous and Constitutional lls-
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aeW Fail aud winter Goods.

fllT;i iai.rsisneti bess gave 70 iuiern his
L III ais sRsi lis pbblc tst,t he has just re-
: 'ivc from THE eiSt.'ru cities sud is nov ex-
lii1itiag vt CHEAP SIDE, genera! assor-
IA AT u n ~ stvl.. ALI and
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DoCfoR YOURSELF.
THE POCKET EsCULApTUS
o.. ENEI.g QNl. Hls ONN PnfslC.AA

IiiI. EIFl'iLTH Edition,
vita One IiLnai a i.nera-
niss, showing . seaseo
Aailorn4ati.iis al lAe iis
nis.is IS sten4 IA every shape
1ad ior-ns 40 which IS
added a Treatise on the
diseases oil feinales, being
OF ihr highest Importance
to inarried people, or those
cert nteml.lsting marriage
BE
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rog THE oear OIL
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-17
Commissioners Sale Of Lands.

Pursuant 70 decree Of the Probate
cour, Of Pamela county, Site Of Miss
issippi. made at. he April term A d
1856 tlergoe, IL Is d rsigned Com-
missioner p o. tel by sid court, will
on Friday the 9th day OF June next,
Sc ;, public auction, to the highest
bidder, on a credit of twelve months. at
the premises of the lands living in Pa
nola county between the hours pres
scribed by law, all the following lands,
belonging 10 the estate Of John w. Hil~
yard deceased:
The north half of the north half of
section twenty one (2l } Township six
(6) and range five (5) West, situated
lying and being in Pamela county and
the south east quarter I'd of section
thirty three (33) Township six (6) and
range four ~ west. situated lying and
being in Lafayette county.
Said lands will be sold subject to lien
prescribed by sta u'e, and the purceaser
or purchasers will be required TO give
bond or bonds for the sum or sums bid
with approved security, payable as
above stated. w CLANTON,
.4pr 10 '56-n12 3w Commissioner,
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-17
Administrators Sale.

py virtue of decree of the Pro-
ODate Court of Pamela county, Mis-
8Issippi, made at the October term
$50, will offer for sale on Saturday
he 31st day of May 1856. on the
premises, within lawful hours, the
North half of Lots number 1, IL, IS
and 4, or the North half of the South
West fractional quarter of section 80,
township 81, range 8 East containing IA
94-l 90 acres, more or less; as the
real estate of James McCorkle, de ,eas.
ed, to the highest bidder at public
auction, ON credit, Of twelve months
from the day of sale. Bond and secu-
rity will be required.
JOHN SHANKLE,
Administrator.
April 8 856-n12-4t
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NOTICEt

All persons indebted to the late firm
OF CLARKE & CALDWELL, who do not
come forward and pay up their accounts
and notes, will be sued al the next term
of the Circuit Court. This is fair war
ming, so don't complain when the OFF,
Ger Of the law calls on you. The part
nership expired on the LIST day of JAM
uary last, and it is time our bushes
was closed up.
CLARKE & CALDWELL.
apr 25th-nl4
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-17
Slaves For Sale.

Dy virtue of an interlocutory decree
> of the district Chancery Court, for
ne Northern District of the State Of
lississippi, made at fernando, on the
9th. day of Marh 1856, the undersigned
zdminisrator of the estate of Mary E.
Butler, deceased special commissioner
appointed; will on monday the 18th. day
Of May 1856, within lawful hours ct
Sardis, in Pamela county and near the
late residence Of the deceased; offer foI
sale at public auction to the highest
bidder on credit of twelve months
from the day of sale. the following
named slaves belonging to the heirs of
said deceased to wit. negro slave
named Dave one named Jack one NAM
ed Haley and one ,named Eliza. Bend
and approved security will be requiredr
of the purchasers.
John B Butler.
Commissioner
Anvil 1tb 1874
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-17
Guardian,s Sale OF Lands.

BY virtue Of decree of the
Probate Court of Pamela County
made on the 4th. day Of March,
1856 !, Albert G. Fox, Guardian
at the minor children of Sandert
Turner, will on saturday, the gath
Jay of May 1856, between.the hours
fixed by law, at Wake Forrest;
in said county sell, 10 the highes
bidder on one and two years credit
the following valuable Land, to wit
Norh East quarter dissection one
N) Township Nine(9) Range six
80 west in said County, the pur-
thaser will be required to give
bond. with approved security for
purchase money,
'farch 9th, 1856.
A. G. Fox Guardian
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-17
NEW GOODS!

WE IRE now receiving and opening
opr rev stock Of Goods, in the new
bnildir q lext door 10 the Plan'srI
Hotel in Pamela. Our stock consists OF
every t,ing usually kept u Dry
Goods and Grocery Store. We are
determined to sell them, at some price,
so be sure to cal and examine them be.
fore purchasing elswhere. as we will
make it to Your interest to do so.
BRADFORD & MARTIN.
apr. l4-nl2-tf.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI }
PANOLA COUNTY. (


THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
70 all persons interested in tie lands,
tennements and hereditamens of Will
liam ROWAN deceased,
You are hereby cited to be and
appear before tie Probate Court of Pa
nola county, on the first Monday ia
June next, then and there 10 answer
the petition of Alfred King Administra-
tor, with the will annexed of said de-
cedent, for sale of said lands, tenements
and hereditameuts described in the pc
tition as follows:
w. FIR. of the South west quarter OF
section 26, Township Z, Range 6, con-
tanning about LOG acres more or less,
and lying in said county, for the pay
ment o. testators debts, his personal es-
tate being represented insufficient; and
end to show cause, il any you can, why
SO much Of said lands DC. should not lie
sold as will be sufficient to pay the res
idue Of the debts of testator, and fur
Their TO do and suffer snch things as
shall be considered and ordered by tho
Court aforesaid in the premises.
re 80. Witness the Hon, Orville
u EEssN Harrison, Judge of said
- Court, Ist Monday in Apr.
856, and seal Of said coart.i
Issued II April $50.
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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-17
NOTICES!

Mr.. 1. N. Weaver having withdrawn
from the firm Of P. B. Jones & Co.,
Carriage Makers, the undersigned will
continue the business under the old
name and style. They alone are au>
thorized to settle any debts due the
firm, and are responsible for all de>
mands against the same.
P, JONES.
]. R. BRODBACK.
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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-17
EW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MONEY. FOUND.

Some montl since my negro womsp
found ten dollars, in the road between
nv house md the residence of Nathar~
III King Esq, which the owner CO G
have BY calling on the undersi gne,s .,
and plying for this notice
JAMES BATES.
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