Southern shield., 1857-06-27
Mississippi Mill Factory. PORTABLE CREST MILLS.

THE subscriber is engaged in constructing these Mills which lie assures the public will perform as well as the Gin gearing and team will permit His plan of construction combines simplicity and strength, which, he fatte-s himself constitute the superiority of his Mills, being entirely under the government of the most ordinary farm hands, avoiding all complcatednesa of machinery, and tenderness of construction.
 From thirteen years experience, l find these Mills unsurpassed by any Their performance varies from four to seven bushels of good meal per hour with good gin gear and four horse power properly applied. l have also CRUSHING MILL that is calculated to grind meal for family use as we'll as to crush corn in the ear GJr stock
 These Mills can be propelled by Steam or Water power, as well as Horse power
 All orders addressed to me- at Clinton, Hinds county, Mississippi, will receive prompt attention
 J. s. CLARK.
 AGENTs FOR THE SALE or THESE MHLs.-yicks- hurg-L. c. Moore < Co. NaZOu City-Barksdale Mcfarland. Greenwooi-Sabin < Co. Milli- kin's Bond--Grayes & Rathbwn. Jackson Miss. R. P. Winslow Natchez-Calcote Pollock. Helena, Ark.-J. II. Barton.
 PRICEs--I will deliver the above Mills to pur- chasers at Vicksburg, Miss. at the following prices: Eighteen-nch Mill. S1l0; Twenty-inch, 5lI5; Twenty-two-inch, $l25; Thirty inch, steam power, grinding from | to 20 bushels per hour, SlG0. Crushing Mill $l35.
 REFEBENc cEs.-Friars Point, Miss-Dr. John D. Shaw and C. & l.. Dickerson. Lland 66, Miss.
  Wm. NJ. Brown. Tunica CO.,, Ni5s-Ion. Geo. A. Sykes. Carroll parish, La-Wm. T. Oliver, Chas. Carpenter G. c. Wilson, T. ". Watt Phillips CO.,, Ark.-Geo. w. J ohnson, Matt. F. Ward, L. E. Polk, Jas. c. Polk, II. I. Mckay. Arkansas River III. T. Simpson, Frank Gravier. James II. Branch, Dr. L. A. Sullivan Jordan's Landing, Arkansas River-Dr. J. 4. ordan.
 sS~These Mills are warranted to perform sat islactorily, or purchasers will not be required to keep them.
 ' Agent to put the Mills in operation.
 March l4-lS57. J. s. CLARK. GUARDIANS NOTICE-R V. GoBLE Guar dian Of Thos. Kibby, having filed (by C. E. Will iams) his final settlement account, at the April term of the Probate Court of Phillips county 1857.
 Notice is hereby given, to all persons interested in said settlement account to come forward and file their exceptions, if any they have, on or be- fore the second day of the July term of said Court, or they may be forever barred from except ing to said account or any item thereof
 June 27, 1857. F. H. COWLEY, Clerk.
 ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.-A. II. RUTH ERFoRD. Administrator of the estate of Eli J. Lewis dec d.. having filed his settlement account, at the April term of the Probate Court of Phillips county. 1857.
 Notice is hereby given, to all persons interested in said settlement account to come forward and file their exceptions. if any they have, on or be- fore the second day of the July term of said Court or they may be forever barred from excepting to said account or any item thereof
 June 27. 1857. E. II. COWLEY, Clerk.
 ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.-Wm. D. BUR NETT. Administrator of the estate of Edwin A. Hicks, dec'd., having filed his settlement account at the April term of the Probate Court of Philips county, 1857.
 Notice Is hereby given to all persons interested in said settlement account to come forward ana file their exceptions, if any they have, on or be- fore the second day of the July tenn of said Court or they may be forever barred from excepting to said account or any item thereof.
 June 2, 1857. B. Il. COW LEY, Clerk.
 ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE. .-B. BAILEY, Administrator of the estate of Joab RawLnson, dec'd having filed his first settlement account at the April term of the Probate Court o1 Philips county, 1857. ..4ouo.to1 Notice hereby given to all persons fImon5 nter9,ted ed fla tbar ovcentions. if any they have, on or be- forp the second day of the July term oI sald CourV