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DELIcATE.-Exreedingly modest young
lady-"lsn't this very pretty baby, Mr..
Brownw-Brown-"Ycs, my dear, bow or
grl!" Young lady-"lle belongs to the fe.
male persuasion, SIR"
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Heal the Sick.-Men of liberal education al
the present day. devote all their talents discover the
means whereby they may remove those painful mala-
dies which assai the human frame. There nobler
art than that of healing the Sick, considering the mum.
berless diseases to which is LIABLE and which may
cause him to drag out proracted life OF distress, or
suddenly cut him of In the bloom of his existence and
usefulness. We should gratefully seize upon every
means Of contracting their dreadful effects or causing
removal of those clogs to happiness In those cases
where the Liver the Stomach is the cause we would
highly recommend Dr. Iiooaand's German Bitters pre-
pared by DR.. G. NJ Jackson. No medicine at this time
stands higher than these Btters, and those who are
suffering from the horrors of Indgestion say they
are the antidote. See advertisement.
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oMICRON,
Chanccry Court mt Decatur, Tenn.
Stephen G. Winton, 80"


John NJ. Afford, Pleasant IIollamon and Alex.
ander Brown.
[Original and Injunction BiH1
7 appearing from an allegation of the bill
L filed in this cause, that respondent John
M. Afford is n nonresident citizen of the
State of Tennessee, it is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four consecutive
weeks in the Athens Post, n newspaper pub.
lished in the town of Athens McMinn coun
ty, Tennessee, notifying and requiring said
nonresident respondent to be and appear be.
fore our next Court of Cbancery, to be held
for the county of Meigs, at the Court house
in the town of Decatur, on the 4th Monday
of October next, then and there to plead
answer or demur to compliments said bin,
or the same will be taken for confessed as to
him, and set for hearing accordingly.
G.. w. MCKENZIE, O. d W.,
Per W. l.. Mckinney, d. Q. NJ
March 81, 1S56-4t-prs fee 1891
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I'm Chaucery nj Athens,

Silas N. Rucker, Hamilton Wasson and wife,
Hilton ii. Burk and wife, and others,
Levi Swinford. and wife, Nancy, Pleasant b.
Bryan, and wife, Mary, and others.
TN this cause il appearing that Levi Swim
L ford, and wife, Nancy Swinford, Pleasant
Il. Bryan, and wife, Mary NJ. Bryan, and Jas.
G. Rucker, nre non.residehts of the State Of
Tennessee, IL is ordered that publication be
made in the Athens Post, for four successive
weeks, requiring said nonresident defendants
to appear at our next Court Of Chancery to
be held at the Courthouse in the town Of
Athens, McMinn county, Tenn, on the 80
Monday of August next, and plead, answer or
demur to complainants' said Bill. or the same
will be taken for confessed as to them, and
set for hearing accordingly.
WIN. LOWRY, c. d. H.
Per WILLIE Lowry, d. c. ~.
March 2S, 1S56-4t-prs. fee $780,
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eg- An exchange asks very innocently if
It is any harm for young ladies to sit in the
lapse Of ages.
Our opinion is that it all depends on the
kind OF ages selected. Those from eighteen
TO twenty-five, we think are rather hazardous.
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Doff1a &c Repository,
Athcnss IennccSSce.
CoEEN T.. B7IDGES

JOHN Il. BRIDGES
5 receiving a variety of Carriages, con
il sisting of Slide.seated Buggies, Family
Wagons, Rockawnys, top, and no top Buggies,
CONCORD BuGGlES, Hack Wagons, two
horse Plantation Wagons-all iron axles:
Harness and Whips-N,rthcrn made, and
warranted of good material, which he will
sell as low us can be bought in any Southern
market.
Any style of Carriages or Wagons got up
to order at short notice.
lie also has some Horses and Bugges to
hire out for the accommodation of the public.
JOHN L. BRIDGES.
April 4, lS5G-tf-3g3.
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AMERICAN MEETING IN MONROE.

MADIsoNvILLE, April Z, 1856.
A portion of the American marty If Nonroe
,,r,t,, ot =, H.. Geo.. -.
.'""'y "e' !" '"e oo'r' mouse at this place.
Tor the purpose OF appointing delegates to at
tend the Convention to be held at Cleveland
on the 9Th dav of Nav next IN non;,oto 4. -
r,,..au.I ,;,. ~. -
.""u'u",e LUZ '"'s nls.r'cI' oi
mo''o' ~ 'eo'sc nrown, Esq COL WILLIAM
rA 1''N"Lr "s "l'p0'n.su o"".'''"n ana W. "
".N.o' He''e'"'y' Inc oha'r"ah IN avery
",."' anu "ppfops'"'e "uureSs explained the
oh motion OF Samuel Johnston, Esq, the
Cha'rmanwas requested to appoint two dele
gates from each civil district, to represent
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tB- We learn from the Cincinnati papers
that nine lives were lost by the explosion of
the boiler of the steamer Metropolis, near
Pomeroy, on Thursday last. Several persons,
also, were badly wounded.
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sN A bevy of little children &ere telling
their father what they got at school, The
eldest got grammar, geography, arithmetic,
etc. The next got reading, spelling and def
nliions. "And what do you ret my soldier
said the father to II rosy checked little fellow
who was at that moment slyly driving II ten.
penny nail into door panel. "Me!-Oh, |
gets readn' spelin' and spankins."
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A young lad recently ran away from home
ard went to n tavern, where he was found BY
u friend with cigar in his mouth.
what made you leave home,' said his
friend.
oh, confound it, said he, father and moth.
err were so saucy that couldn't stand it any
longer--so quit them
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GOVERNMENT OF THE SEMlSoLss.-
Florida News gives the following informa
ton regarding the government of the Semi.
noles Indians:
Like that Of most of<he Indian tribes, tho
government of tho s koles is a limited
monarchy, being invested In II principal Chief
or King, who is controlled by a council of
the Chiefs and principal men Of the nation
| The national ruler now is Ilu. lat.t0 Mike, or
the Blue King, Familiarity known as Billy
Bowlegs, but his authority Is very much res
trcted, the actual head OF the nation being
Arpuika,o or Sam Jones, who, though one hun.
drcd and three years old, aud blind, still ex.
ercises mighty voice in the Council, and one
,hatrePori says, is invariably opposed to Bow
legs. Billy, 1t is said, is now, and had been
for long time past, in favor of emigration
but Sam Jones is determined to die in Flori.
da, and vows eternal hostility to the whites;
and II is supposed, upon authority, that The
late attack upon the United States troops
was Mt his inst;gation.
Some one writing to the New York I'ri.
bunc, from which the foregoing facts were d..
rected, added the following:
Billy Bowlegs, like many of his more civ
illzed brethren, is entirely under the control
OF pctticoat government. He has u sister
noted for her sagacty, eloquencr, and un.
Welding hostility to all attempts at emigra.
ton, and who is in many respects II most re-
marketable woman. The fast friend and ally
OF Sam Jones, she rules the weak and vasrii.
lnting King of the tribe with an iron hand.
we are assured that had it not been for her,
the Indians would long since have ronsen.
ted to leave the country. OF 80
has no voice at the council fire; but slle ms
other means of influencing her followers, and,
Ike some other women, she leaves no means
untrled to accomplish the lavorte ends"
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Valuable f arm for Sale.

7 wfLToffer h|e, on the % day Of Msy
Il next, to thu bidder, on the premi-
SEES. the valuable 'FAf)f where 1 nov live.
three and a half miles South of Athens, cor,
ssting Of 96O Acres, about two
hundred and twenty-five dsbirty Of which
are in cultivation, about my acres of good
bottom land three good Orchards, comforta-
bic dwelling House, good Barn, together
with good out buildings.
on the subscriber aud examine said property
before the day of sale. Terms made known
on the day OF SALE s. p. HENDERSON.
March I. 1S56-td-38g
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as.
Isaac r. Rice, Henry Rice, and others.
IT appearing that Isaac r. Rice and Henry
L Rice, and James Rice, minor of whom,
said Isaac is regular guardian, are citizens Of
Arkansas; that W. j. Rice is of Alabama, and
George Gardiner and wife Sarah are of Cali.
fornla. and they being parties to the above
named proceeding, they are hereby notified
to attend at the June term 1856, of this
Court, at Athens Tennessee, and make de.
Tense to the SAME, or it will he taken as con
fessed as to them and set for hearing ca parte
VIM. GEORGE, Clerk C'ty C't Mem
&pril II, lS56-4t-prs fee S3-394
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WASHINGTON, April 4.-1he Senate has
passed bill making an appropriation to car.
ry on the Indian war in Oregon.
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Mr.. Henderson Wilcox, of Randolph
county, Missouri, sold lot of one hundred
and three mules for the sum of SlO,3JO,
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eN As Spring and Summer Medicine, Carter,s
Spanish mixture stands pre-eminent above all others
Its singularly effcacous action on the blood: its
strengthening and vivfyBg qualities its tonic action
the Liver; its tendency to drive all humors to the
surface thereby cleansing the system according to Nh.
ture's prescription; its harmless, and at the same
time extraordinary good effects, and the number of
cures testified to by many of the most respectable ct
of Richmond, Va and elsewhere, must he con elm
sive evidence that there is no humbug about It.
The trial Of single bottle will satisfy the most skep-
teal of its benefits,
See advertisement in another column. Apr,u4
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lust RECEIVED-Dr. Parker's Pain Pan
- acea; Stark's Indian Fever and Ague Remedy,
AN external application infalibe; Macauba and Scotch
snuff; Hays liniment; Arabian Linimen Steel and
Gilt Pens; Putty and Window Glass-and for sale by
march IA WIN. BURNS.
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~" young lady has written down in her
album, that kissing is capital offence.
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"And he played on a Harp of a

" L are happy to announce to "all the
w world and the rest of mankind" that
we are now in receipt Of one of the largest.
most fashionable, and durable stocks of
Spring and Summer Goods
ever offered for sale in this market Our
stock consists in part of Bleached and Brown
MuslinS, Tickings, Drills and Checks, Prints
of every style and price, Ginghams, Lawns,
Brown and Bleached Linen, Cassimcrs, Tweeds,
Italian Cloths, Chambray, Cottonades, Can.
ton Plaids and Stripes, Versailles Quilts, Robe
Brilliants, Mohair de Beige, Organizes, Challi,
Barge and Tissues, Bonnet and Taffeta Rim
hons, Moss Trimmings, Collars and Under!
sleeves, Mirrors, Satchels and Carpet Bags,
Silk and Leather Belts Soaps and Perfumery,
Gloves and Hosiery, Shirt Collars, Hair Stocks
and Cravats, Porte Monnaies, Violins, Combs,
Bracelets Breast pins and Finger.rings, Ear.
rings, Books and Stationery, Hardware and
Cutlery, Boots and S..oes, Drugs, Medicines
and Dye stufis, Straw, Leghorn, Panama and
Fur Hats Glass and Queensware Masonic
Aprons and Sashes, DC, &c.
We cannot enumerate the zone thousand
and one" articles on hand, but ask the pub
lie to give us q call, and they will be con-
WINGED that they can save money by buying
our Goods. w. G. HORTON d co.
April II, 1856
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For the Post,

GOOD NEWS FOR THE SURG EoNs.-The rail.
roads have resumed their regular trips.
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MAIL koBBERIEs.-A regular system of
mail robberlcs seems to have been planned
and put into successful execution between
this city aud those of the Atlantic. We learn
from Colonel Armstrong, postmaster ut St.
Louis, that the mail made up for Boston on
the 10th January, the mail of the 9th of
same month for Washington, and the mail of
the 9TH Of March for Philadelphia, are all
missing, and have fallen into the hands of
robbers. The matter is one requiring instant
investigation by the Post Office Department.
These mails contained money and large
amounts OF drafts, and it seems strange that
they should have been stolen without dis.
covery by those having them in Charge
from the moment that they leave the ST.
Louis post office they are in the charge of Il
mail agent. The agent from this city goes to
VIncehnes, where the mails are entrusted TO
another messenger, and so on until they reach
their ultimate destination. These agents are
employed for the special purpose of guarding
and safely delivering the mails, and if the
brass.lock bag, always containing the valua.
bles and money, is missing they ought to
Know what becomes of it. These mails, all
lost within the space Of six weeks, shows IL
degree of negligence on the part of the agents
which is inexcusable.-St Louis Republican,
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More Likely Negroes.

II ING Il PHILLIPS, McMinn county,
IN Tenn, have another lot of very likely
Young Negroes for sale. Boys weighing from
rs to ll5 pounds-and few likely girls.
March 20, lS66-tf-392.
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Caution to Farmers and Oilers,

"AVlNG been informed that n person, represent.
Nh ing himself as from New York. has offered to sell
the agricultural Machines made by WHEELER, MEIIcK
Co., OF Albany N Y, to various parties In East Ten
nessee hereby caution East Tennesseans to beware OF
al such mposters, as have the sole right these
chimes for East Tennessee, and be used there
unless procured from me my agents.
p D. GATES, No. IL Broadway.
New York. April II, 1S56-tf
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1'"fo1oy tfV0'1ce,
pS,
Margaret Morgan, widow, and G. W. Morgan,
h, NJ. Morgan, and others, heirs law Of
Gideon Morgan, deceased
RI appearing from the bill that defendant
Il Margaret Morgan resides in the State of
Arkansas, publication is ordered to be made
for four weeks in the Athens Post recurring
said non resident defendant, Margaret Nor.
gan, to appear at the next term of the Chan
Gerry Court to be held at the Court house in
jacksonville, on the first Morlay of June
next, and answer compliments bill, or the
same will be taken as confessed, aud heard &C.
cordngly, 50 far us she is concerned.
j. A. COFFIN, @. d. III.
April II, lS56-4t-prs fee S3-394
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Ell K. Ludwig,
as.
William T. Harris, Daniel Welcb and others.
DILL charges that defendant VIM r. IIar.
ID ris resides in the State of Pennsylvania,
publication is therefore ordered for four sue
cessive weeks in the Athens Post, requiring
said nonresident defendant to make his per,
sonal appearance at the Court .house in Mad
isonville, on the first Monday of June next
and answer compliments bill, or the samt
will be set for hearing pro confesso, and
heard accordingly.
j. A. COFFIN. @. Il A
March %. ls66-4t-prs fee $500.
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Isaac N. Baker and Ann Baker.

Isaac N. Baker and Ann Baker,
G. G. Heard and his wife Sarah, james NJ.
Baker, and Others
1T appearing from compainnnts Bill that
l. defendants, G. G. Heard and his wife Sa-
rah, reside beyond the limits of the State of
Tennessee, publication is ordered to be made,
in the Athens Post, for four weeks, requiring
said nonresident defendants c. C. Heard and
wife, to attend at next term of the Chancery
Court, to be held at the Court house IN Mad
isonvlle, on the first Monday of June next,
and answer complainants Bill, or the same
will be set for hearing as confessed, and
'' n., ||||| 49,: e. .. G 81
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niSSolI1finn

DISJol1ltlo
YUNIIE cOpartnership heretofore existing between c.
IL f. se r. r. GIBSONis, by mutual consent, this
day dissolved. The old business of the firm will be
closed by G. i. Gibson. g. +. GIBSON,
Athens, Feb 90, 1856 TT. GIBSON
In retiring from business take this occasion to re.
turn my most sincere thanks my old friends for the
liberal share Of patronage heretofore extended to the
house, and solicit u continuance of the same.
Feb 29-tf r. + GIBSON
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More ~ ew Goods
Il. Ell. EEEITEI q. Co.,

I'VE ore ~ Gw GOODS !!
z. Ell. KEITH &C Co.,
A RE now receiving their usual well Sc
"A. lected and large stock of
Spring and Summer Goods!
Their stock consists in part of Dress Goods
Silks, Bareges, Tissues, Lawns Organdies
Gnghams and Prints-of the latest and most
tasteful styles; Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons;
Collars and Undersleeves; Laces, and Edg.
ings: Gloves and Hosiery in great variety.
Also, Cloths, Cassimers, Tweeds, Italian
Cloths, Drap d'Ete, Linen Drillings, Cotton
AIDES, and great many other styles of season.
able Goods for Genllemen's Wear.
Ready Wade Clothing of all Sorts sizes,
colors and prices.
superior assortment Of Boots and Shoes
the latest st. les of Hats, DC.
Hardware, Queensware, Glassware Cutlery,
Groceries, de-, DC.
To which they respectfully invite the at
tention of th' ir old customers and as many
new ones us can make it convenient to call
feeling assured the Goods and prices will
please. April IL, 1856
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Saddle, Bride and Harness
ID Q Il a M E
lleVel,nH. Mann

VHNlIE above named House, situated within a few
" yards OF the Depot, is now open for the reception
OF Travellers. Persons travelling on the East Tennes-
see and Georgia Rail Road, and stopping at Cleveland,
will find this House more conveniently situated than
any other.
Ihe subscriber pledges himself to use his utmost
ertons to give satisfaction and to render comfortable
al, those who may favor him with their patronage.
April II, '56-tf-394 LORENZO DRJANO.
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Thomas Wallis, Administrator of William
Wallis, decd,

Thomas Wallis Administrator of William
Wallis, decd,
as.
Malinda Cadle, Mark Cadle, Henderson Wal.
lis, Houston Wallis and Thomas Wallis
children and heirs of John Wallis decd
the children and heirs Of Preston Wallis
decd, and Others, heirs of William Wallis
decd
TBW and amended Bill
TT is stated in amended bill that the above
l. named defendants reside beyond the limits
of Tennessee, publication is therefore order.
ed to be made for four weeks in the Athens
Post, requiring said nonresident defendants
to appear at the next term of the Chancery
Court, to be held at the Court house in Madi
sonvlle, on the first Monday of June next.
and answer complanant's said bill and
amended bill, or the same will be set for
hearing pro confesso. -
J. A. COFFIN, O. d. N.
April II, ls56-4t-prs fee 1884
James Clibourne, Admir-,
Creditors of NJ. Clibourne, decd.
hsoivem Estate.
T WILL. state the account in this case at INV
l. office, on the 18th of May, 1856.
j. A. COFFIN, O. d. M
April II, ls56-3t-prs fee $2-S94
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Jesse G. Rice, Admir- of Lethe Rice, decd,
and Others,
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Died,
In this place, on Friday, the 4th inst, Mr.. Jous
GRESHAM.
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Heads Up! Ewes Right!

FORWARD march to the North side of the
Il Public square, one door East of McEweu
d Gillespie's Store, where
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March IA, ls56-tds-prs fee 1880
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-15
E1eeutorial Notice.

7 EFTERs Testamentary Of tas
A last will and Testament Of
Sterling +. Vaug han dec. were GRAN.
ted to the undersigned at the Deem
Der term 1855 of the probate court of
Pamela county Mississippi. All per-
sons having claims against said de-
ceased are hereby notified to have
them duly probated and registered ac-
cordlng to law, or this notice will be
plead in bar of payment thereof.
FERS0N VAUGHAN, Exr.
IN Ee
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Administrators A Notice.

NM HEREAS, Letters of admia-
w istration upon the estate of
Henry Hall deceased, were granted
to the undersigned at the Dseember
term 1855, of Tallahatchee County
Mississippi Probate court.
All persons having claims against
said deceased, are hereby notified to
present the same to the undersigned,
properly probated within the time
limited by law, or this notice will be
plead in bar of the payment thereof.
JAMES McCLAIN
dmlnistrafor.
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.4dlasnsStrator's Sale.

RYvirtue oftwo several DEGREES OF
1.-The, Probate Court of Panola
County Mississippi. rendered at the
January term 1856 thereof, the UNDER
signed adpinistaator, with the will an
nexed OF Mary E. Butler deceased
will oaSaturday, the 23d day of Feb
ruasy next. on the, premises. sell at
public auction to the highest bidder:
the West half of the South Eastern
quarter of Section oae (l.) Township
eight (8,l Range seven I'd West in
Pamela County, on a credit of le
months from day of sale. Also the
following Personal Estate viz, one
1,n stand, one Barouchs, one mule. some
cattle, and hogs s. farming u,enciIs. TIE mr.
chasers will be required to give boud and sseu-
ritv toE he purchase money.
JOHN 9. BUTLER,
Administra p.
Jan, 10 f956-1 o
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BILL. OF PRICE FOR CApEN-
TERs and JOINER'S WORK
Feb goth 1856.

The Carpenters and Joinsrs met &C
cording to appointment
Mr.. Goforth was cal | 10 tie ohalE
aud ". 4, Neylor was appointed Sec
Feiary' a bill Of prices was then
drawn Up, and agreed upon by the fold
owing gentlemen present. Messrs. Gaze
Carter, Goforths Mccullough, Tucker
SfFeyahonse, Perkins, Wick, Powers and
Naylor
On notion Of Mr.. Carter; it was re-
solved, that annmber OF copies be print
ed for distribution among the cargen
ters belonging to TIE agreement.
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The State of Mississippi,l Probt Copr+

The State of Mississippi Probt Court
pANoLA COUNTY. P. C.
William Hubbard, Ann E. Howe
Thomas Hubbard and Sarah Walton
Sarah r. Hale, Rebecca Ann Hale
William X. Hale and John F. Hale.
heirs at law of Jno, G. Hubbard de,
ceased, and, also to William II. Wal~
ton, husband ofsaid Sarah, Walton
and John G. and William II. Wal.
ton, and . WHY P. Wootten Guar>
ad Item of said Sarah r. Rebeaea
Ann, William r. and Mary Hale.
4oa, and each of you, are hereby
cited to be, and appear before the Pro
bate Court of Panola County, State
aforesaid, on the 1st,, Monday in A
pril 1856, then aadther to show cause.
why the, final account lately fled in
SAID County by Peter Hubbard Ad
mInlstratof of the estate of said deceas-
ed should not be allowed and decree
ade thereupon accordingly.
W. p. WOOTTEN, Clerk.
Jan. 10 1856 II ".
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1HE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
PANoLA CoUNry

70 Julia Ann Roberts, and ali otbe
persons Interested in the lands, tena
ments and hereditamenls ofJobn "
Hiliyard deceased:
You are hereby cited t. he and an.
per before the Probate Court of PAM
la County, on the lst Monday in Anr;2
next, then nd there to show canse i
any Of You can, why the following des-
ctnbed land Of said deceased Via.
North half of North half of See y
I, 6, r., 5 West in 2anola Count,
and $. +. Sec, 80 Township s. r
4, West in Lafayette County, State
aforesaid, should not be sold accordin@
TO he sngeett'1n aud petition of the
ute sisaed.
NANCY HIILYARD. Guardian,
Of ID RSHALL c. HILLYaRD
II JNO. y. HILi. FARO
JOHN Q. CAEGLL,
LUCY 3 C.aRGHL
THOMAS MARTIN,
MARY A. MARTIN.
MaICh -6-w.