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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-07
THE BRIG ABRAM BOARDED.

Captain Revans, Of thelbrg Abram, from savania via
Key West, May rs, reports May 49, off sambro Key,
boarded BY boat from the British steamer styx
and papers ovehauled asked where from and bound
number Of crew, TO clearance, &C. "At the same time
with politeness."
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one nag IN NE world protects ships carrying II from
search or suspicion, The occupation Of the British and
French squAdrons the coast a Africa and a. ships
On the coast Of Cuba ia gone.
Al Havana the masters OF American vessels said 70
have met and 70 have resolved TO man and arm Of
oollision with H. n g. 6tyx and capturing her. The
NEw YORK HERALD advocates the despatch OF 40 armed
squadron 70 bring this delinquent ship 70 Washing
son mat the resident may there hear what she has 70
say for herself
The administration had despatched the Colorado to the
CUR with orders, said, TO stop the interference com
planned Of.
IRON the Same paper, same day]
d. Ms gurboat Forward sent into Port Royal, ia
mAica, on the Sd inst full rugged topsail schooner,
with large cargo Of the necessary provisions and mpls
meDte for tho prosecution Of the slave trade.
lbe vessel here referred 70 Is most probably the
Cortes heretofore reported the HERALD having been
sent into Port Royal
From the psrmudian, May 26l
IMPORTANT FROM THE UNITED STATES.
We have received New York papers by the the d. Trow
bridge, the Albert Field and the Jabez The last
toned vessel arrived this morning, bringing papers 70
the 10th INST.
The news by the Jabsz s important.
Much angry feeling exists In America in consequence OF
steamers Of the Royal Navy, employed in the Gulf Of
Mexico 70 suppress the slave trade having fred into and
boarded several American merchant The Uoited
States government has taken up the matter ono in
which the national honor involved and has called for
explanation from her MAjestys government, a. well
~ dhavowa and condemnation of the proceedings OF the
British officers who have acted has been alleged and
American vessels should be discontinued and that the
most orders for that purpose should be given
and enforced"
We have neither time nor space for comment
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VIEWS OF CORRESPONDENTS ON THE
OUTRAGES.


Mr. W. D. Porter late Of the United States Navy, writes
lengthy defence Of the possibility Of forming eec-
tive commercial defensive marine. He claims that the
mercantile service supplied or the abeet officers
the OF 1872 and that during 1922 "a Commodore
Porter educated in this service the first 70 H out
small active merchant craft with merchant men, and 70
drive the pirates from the During the Mexican
war also merchant ships and men Of great service
He estimates that 70 &c ten line of battle ships for
would cost, including the building Of appropriate gun
boats at least twenty seven millions Of dollars and that
"a mere matter Of economy In the government defen
sive mercantile marine would be far preferable
70 cost, and quite effective the regular navy.
He thinks the merchants should wake up 10 the
necessity Of this measure, Affects their pockets.
CALL FOR ACTION.
"Junus' thinks Congress should do something besides
talk about bringing the British 10 account He ncnes TO
the belief that tho Brtshers not going To be hum
bueged in this way and wonp be enlightened before they
hurt" The people call for action and have
taste for political buncombe.
THE TRUE REMEDY.
"Amerioan thinks that the English have no right TO
modest vessels carrying the American flag, while they let
those with the British flag pass, either is equally likely
to be SLAYER. But he thinks the object Of these visits
not much 10 stop the slave trade 10 insult Americans
and that John Bull wants little taste OF American iron
and lead 10 bring him 70 his senses.
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Demoeranc. James q. Berret
Know Noehng......... Richard Wallach
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he necessary measures IN order thss may MOI Be- re-
peaed Al 70 the oct ITSELF only Individual courage and
tho love The flag Of the country robuke The agrees
eor OF cover him with shame Such was the behavior OF
Capt Bartlett, Of the American ship Clarendon, near
when lying II anchor It Key del Crhto, e point
where ships OF creator draaght complete thu cargo from
6eeus went also 10 anchor the British var steamer
Buzzasd, whose commander sent boat vith officer
and tour mon 70 ask for her papers Tina captain Of the
Clarendon replied that he would give them only 70 the
Spannh authortes and that he would allow his ship 70
be searched only by tbem The boat returned 70 the
steamer, came back second time with the same armed
send her to New York. Mr. Bartlett remained firm; then
the steamer sent four boats with eighty armed men, the
commander himself and three officers who repeated their
thu eats Mr. Bartlett, without taxing any account Of them,
seized pistol and declared that resolved to shoot
the rst who would approach hi and the whole warlike
display Of the Engish steamer book itself 10 pruden,
retreat little OF this Yankee spirt in merchant
captains would hkely spare our government good deal
OF official correspondence and certainly leave national
aMeur propre less chance Of being offended.
have related to You what happened IN Sagua, and des
crbed a. appeared TO the position Of government
10 particular doubt not that the whole has been will
be communicated 10 the legation Of her Majesty In Wash
Deton for proper recHcation Of those circumstances
the government Of her Britannia Majesty for proper
clamatiop and satisfaction.
IL impcssible to prevent accidents OF this kind
coast seven hundred leagues extent In country where
Industrial enterprises springng up which suddenly
change the local conditions, the in Sagua 10
Grande But repeat the declaration that the most eca
cious have been taken the end that foreign
navigation, "a well a. may enjoy 10 waters all
the security which II has right TO.
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FREE LABOR IN TExAs.-The New Orleans Bee
OF late date thus spears OF the rapidly growing strength
an intelligent and observant gentleman, who has spcn
many years IN Texss and has travelled ali the north
ern snd western portions 81 that state lie informs ne that
throughout those sections Of the country the immigration
nearly entirely derived from foreigners Of whom
eighths are Germans Excellent aericuuris,s, hardy
and patient ulers OF the SOIL sober temperate indusr
GUS, peaceful and obcdent 10 law this many
respects cannot be surpassed but they are birth
brtedmg ana HABITS o. though nvnoby hostile V slave
whole tiers OF counties In certain parts OF Texas which
cast, tn the aggregate many thousands OF votes, where
one may travel msnys day and scarcely see black skin,
OF hesr the accents Of the English tongue Our informant
states 40 the result Of personal inquiry and observation
that 20 marked change should occur before years
eapse rexss VIII be divided into four Sfatesone slave
holding and The other three free
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NEW ORLEANS.
CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR.

Independent. .G. T. Beauregnrd
Know Nothing. Gerard Sti.h
o.u-r (Bepjamn g. Harrison
''''''''''''''''''''''''' Col. Dick Nash.
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BY law the Commissioners not obliged 70 run any
roads across the Park and they should be made ony
far a. they are necessary 10 effect transit from one side u
the Island 70 the other. There will be little or no such
buspess relations of one side with other 70 re1rre
vehicles Of traffic 10 the Puk. During Tie entire
length Of Broadway above Canal street. COM
pact population either side Of u, vehicle o. uanio
very seldom n three blocks or land d The
Park should intervene occasions for trains the
Park will In our judgment very nearly dsAppssr ~ Plan
The Park In straight line sunken eight feet below
the Aurfsce and portions tunDeed through ntexs
yenng We consider these roads 70 be bem oh upon
the pian, and WILL made, be blight and dsformity 10
the PARK rretrevabe and forever 70 be deplored ney
will divide The Park into four different sections, and in
drainage both under and superficial IN the how
water 70 the lakes For the drive they must be crossed
BY four bridges gong up side and four bridges
coming Gown Tie other, and where bridges noe
erected for the drive fences erected f We saetv
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-12
BITTROLFF & son,

txA DEALERS In Jcwciry, Watches, Clio cks,
EHs Silver Ware. &c. have now on hand a we'll
cSsSS selected stock of gold and silver Watches fine
yewely Of all kinds and of the stes, styles; Yankee
Clocks in Bronze, Iron and Wood cases; silver Table
and Teaspoons, prtei ware, porte monies, gold silver
and steel specaces &c., which prepared 20 sell
at the lowest eastern prices and warrant every article to
be what it is represented. The public generally are in
vitcd to call and examine for themselves 81 the old
stand, on Main street. between LIST and Ind. Sp2O
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The Liver is one of the
human hOly,an when il
the powers of the system
stomach iSllmost entirely
action of the liver for the
functions. When the stp
are ut fault,a the whole
queuce Of one OrglIl-tlIe
its duty. For the diseases
prOprietors has made il
mOre than twenty years,
wheTewith 10 cOuntci act
t1 which il j. liable.
To prove that this re-
person troubled withlIyeT
! forms, has but to try a
I certain.
4 compound has been
and extracting thai part
active virtues uf the meii'
all morbid ar bad mater
ing il their piaceahcal.hy
the stomach, causing food
the blood, giving tone and
merry removing the causes
I ing q radical cure without
after effects, felt by usinC
that * usually resprted
One dose after eating is
stomach anl prevent the
/ ing
Only one lose tlk,nhe.
nightmare.
Only one dose taken nj
gently aud cures coStiye
One dose taken after
pcpSia.
- One dose Of two
relieve "A SicN headache.
One hottie taken Tor fc-
the cause OF the disease,
Oaly one dose immedi.
One dose nften repeated
Morbus anA a preventa'
One dose taken often
renee OF bilious attacks,
feelings.
- Only one bottle /.
system the effects Ofmc'li
/ One bottle taken fOl
lewneSs or unnatural COL
Ono dose taken a siort
visor to the appetite aut
One dose often repeated
in lis worst formS, while
plants yield almost b. n,
4 One or two doses curcs
while for worms in child.
a. OF speeiicr remedy IN
I There is no cXa ggeratior
are plain, sober facts, tn1I
prove, while all who Us,
i'm rus testimony in IL
Among the hundreds q
ts the public. there are
mend as br. Sanford : In
now throuGhoutthe Uni,
a Liver lnvigorator, pro,
on all who use il. Ali
have been given Of the z
those OF the highest stan
tito be the heSt preparati,
COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
PRICE ONE DDl
W. BIERBOWER, 81
mart PrOpri etJi
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principllregulators OF the
II performs iis functionswell
S4are fully developed. The
hdependcnt on the healthy
~prOper performance OF is
t-sGach is at fanltti,e bowels
%systeln suffers in cOnse-
zzsiiyer-hayinc ceased to 10
S'f that organ, one Of the
Vhis stud. in a practice Of
Zztp find some remedy
1.-the many arrangements
-
~medy is NJ last found, any
'~xcOmplaint IN any Q: lis
@pottie, and Conviction j.
formed hylissolvinC gum
Cwhich is soluble for the
--~cine. These gums remove
L ~ from the system, supply
How Of bile invigorating
10 digest we'll, purifying
health to the wholemachi-
ss~zpf the disease. aud eiiec -
ANY of the tiisac acreeahle
.>-,calorucl or mineral poison
- 10.
!, suezsuff;Cient 70 relieve the
. ,iood from rising and sour
rf
.E1fore retiring prevents
- snisht loosens tine bowels
. Vne>S.
each mea! will cure Dys-
teasroonsfulwill always
-male obstruction removes
Ggnd makes a perfect cure.
-{itely relieves choilc while
g : a sure cure for cholera
live Of cholera.
sAyill prevent the Tccur-
, Awhile itrcl;eves all pain
n
: Aneejle,l to throw out of the
rcineaf,era ong sickness.
--,iaundiCe rerovesall yell
or from the Shin.
I wine before eating gives
wakcs food digest we'll.
cureS Chronic Diarrh,ca
, Summer and bowel COM
z5s ilrs tttcsc.
3 ~d.tack S caused : y WON :,
rcn, there is no sUrer, slf-
the world as il never fails.
~ n these statements; they
gryve can give evidence to
80 il are giving their unan-
: favor.
fLiver Remedies now offered
none We can so fully recon-
vigorator, so generally known
IN. This pSeparation Is truly
lucing the most happy results
most innumei ai'lc certificates
reat virtue Of this medicine by
ding IN society, and We know
Dn befors the public -llUoSos
LAR PER BOTTLE.
Ne Agent Cor Evansville.
SANFORD Il CO.,
rs. S45 RrpdiWay New YORK..
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Goans6ille 5lailg gourml.
LEGAL.
LAW PARTNERSIIp-

sA IGLEHART.-.....-...'.--... -. pnbiir
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INRANBERRIES, &c, &c
~ 10 Bushels Choice Cranberries;
800 Heads Prime Cabbage;
% Bushels Sugar Pasnips;
200 do Prime w bite Potatoes; inst receiver
and for sale by z. III. COOh O. sun
jane-tf. .-- 44-.. ....-.
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THE LIVER INVIGORATOR!

2eREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD, Is A GREAT
y Scientific Melcdl Discovery, and is daily work
ing almost great to- believe. 1t fifty
magic, even the first dose giving benefit, an seldom
uOre than one bottle is required to any tind of
Liver Complaint, from the worst Jaurdce or Dyspcp-
sia to common headache, all Of which the result
q Ill :...r
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NOTICE.
yNNHE ASSIGSEES OF WM. L0EWENTIIAL x
l. CO., inform YOU herewith that they have sold
the whole stock of Clothing and Dry Goods to Mr. A.
Loewenthal.
All Debtors to the late firm Of VIM. Loewentha q
Co will please call at their old stand and settle with
ABR. GITdBERTS,
LE0P. VI. BERNHElMER,
mara-2w Assignees.
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
L. Y. CARLILES-
Corner OF Main end Water Streets,
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AN lyessieuts for the benefit OF other persons, as
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-sls, sent in BY them, must pc paid To- nj the usual
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cHURCHEs OF WHEELING.


#II,Ihs follovinr Ist Of M. aert Cbrobs and ,,I,
~. .,d vI,r. ~ rnasting 7, t,r. a an, r,,.,.... r.
n. =, c6,rsc,Icn ,,ItI, n,,asprr.
~ Ift,I.,,,. E,isson,ff,,, CoTn.r Monroe and rvroD
-, II n ,,,,,rss I,s.,; ,,,,ir .srv 1oI[
sIoek' evening". 2
:, 1.6,,s ss;..,,,,,g -. vt,,, -,
,.eaas c.ntre wbre,Iny Rsy j. II SUM AN Rector
- -. - ,..,ss, o. ,,,.,,, ~ -
F;r,t rs.5,s;,,, 1,rv r y, Jyyrn pastor Poprtb,,
.,r.en nd
S.c,d J3,,,,t.; yv,,s ,,r. t,,,ss, N,o,r and
uark., Cen,r, yS,rIpg ,sry,ce. nornnv ara eyenlnr
TI;r5 Jsr,,,,ri,, pi,h 49,, Ltsr Chs.,rn, and
r.Ip.rt soS,l, wheeling rev r. woops PASTOR. .,eryI
,morpipv And evening. 20 --,.1
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=. = 4AR A4SRs Rs,H fsiz RhhIs2{ n sLraI .Ssa{

Just Received and Now Open.
NVEsaks pleasure "a infsEHHE our frisn., raier ald
w the publie EeneTnlly that hnJu lf CTR
Spring stoCk pf CkO7Hs. CASALlLEREssA tL.STJNGS.
toEvthsr via Gysrai lssoTirt % oentb Eurniilii
We only ask eal fstlng e5nisEt tAHtt y0u sEsns
IN tis atyls Or qaalily q ths ooa ofrd f sale Ne
kEoE that Htssk sonastl of ldlioaGlls 6oos aE6
CAthp Goods, and prepargSg ulal thsHl
der style second 20 ndns eisr EAst WeEI
mountaiSs, and ~ Ahort noto, tbgs-roell Ne
IOS Main s.. !. -. rr r-r iWHkEliEB LAEIN,
apl2 Merchant flitofs
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ODD FELLOWS. DIRECTORS

VIrEIaIus Lodge No. l.-Meets every ThursdAy
evening the Hail. Of Market Quincy street,
JAME, N. HAL, n. G:i 3. N Carr, Secretary. ctyH
FrauIIIt Lodge No. I3.-Nissts Ss ASoveeTery
Monday evening. Dawn B1yEt, N. G.i Ft7taT P.
KoEeEeey, Secretary.
wn. reIl Lodge Ne. 3s.-Meetr nssboveeve.
~ Wednesday evening. wrGIAn HSLrEn. n. G.; John
SaEdde, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge Ne. .se.=Wss., a. .abo1. every
Saturday evening" f.
W. d. PoT-rs, \. a.; SoIa 5Ao6ura, secretary.
PaaeIa Ledge Ne. SO.-Meets above every
Priday evening". Jos. HasELE, n. O.; yoAa e xasHeA
Secretary 5l .i...ss = " es5s. 81.
Wa TeIi EuoamPmeHe Ne. 31.-heets as
above the AsoaRd and fourth Tuesday evenings Ofeaeh
month. JouS BADEE, @. P; oAds. Einek, Scribe,
AbrRu's EneRmPment Ne. l--Neets as
above, the GrFtAnd thr Tuesday evenings ofeaeh month
W. rAvIss @. P; Geo RGird Sr., Scribe. iHreh is
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q MAsoNrc DIKECroRY.

and Monroe streets, the fire and ttd Non
day evenings of saehmOuth G. W. sea- Ts, ". NJ AESF-
GHder LGASSSsfa, seeFetary. 3r -Ntf| & ~ I. .sH,
Wheeling ledge No. 1oS Meets a above on
hsGrs aRd kir ThursaNy evenings Of each month r. a.
iBAESTIuoER, ". n; s r, Pearp0H, seeretaEy-1f
Whoeltng Union Chapter Ne. 1D.-Meets as
abSre en- tbs sscSi Monday evening Of eaehaOnth. W.
scoTr, ii, P-S S. y PearsoR, Secretary. aL,TE Etf
WheeitnE RaeamPment Ne. 1.-Ntets a
AN~yseh the fourth Monday sTsulaE sf ssob nSAu W
tst'.a. E'gsF'sr tlN
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TKE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS

1-subscriberswhO give expreis the
rAry, considered wishing continue their snbsrP-
lens. -.. .'i .-
lIf subscribers order Of their PERI
dlcalS the publisher them until all
Garages are paid. f..H.r
Sit sEbscrbers neglect refuse to take their perod
ocss which they directed they held
ssPonSbe tl ht have settled the bill and ordered them
iIcontHucd. ,.l.a.-. o..
Ii subscribers to other places WithoutntOrm-
R publish the papers sent to the former d
setiOn, they- held responsible. .Ht u1
5.Te COuTshaYv decided that refusing to take periods
from the office, removing and leaving them uncaled
or, PriHiG Tteid evidence Of Intentional fraud.
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nc CORRESPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising other
RInca business Of the Integncer should be addressed
he PrOPrietors. .t.
houi be addressed to the Bitors Jointly either
them. ,..-.#
Correspondents writing publication, will please write
Only side Of the paper.
Of the above rules will greatly obllge
sern prompt attention to correspondents than
ss uliElI GtleTwise receive.
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Fire q Inland Navigation

-n5JFire & Inland Navigation q,
RiskS peevPtrd terms eousStsnt With sClveney and
ApSetdl attention Oive,i % IHsurdace Of gfDWELLAHGS
I - i1 0ad cOHfAHtaJOr fe'Ta59I 1 90 yedFS.
The progress Of this Corporation has been stable and IN
sunshine and storm
periods eventfu in exempt from sweeping coufagTa
tiOns and maritime disaster. Being long established
basis troubles the credit systen aeet In
material particular. ? HasLittA Atl-- 'aii '.
Daring haTu es security Of reliable
operative duty the ability Of property
tain loss being Il en- much lessrned.
Policies Issued without dsay, and all business attended
Il. u. siVEiA RINGKN, Agent,
il.-.. .... %. ...- f- Hr. 4-H WherlbE, Va.
Once In Union Hail buildngs, west aide Main street.
febl9-sIau-ul Jan. list, 'L9.
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1noOrpoFatedi lsls-chaItsr Perpetual.
Cash Capital. 81, 600, 900. -
aasal ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPARED, .n
WITH a suRPI.US OF SBO6.5SS.s
And the prestige of IS yeHrs s1peFieneO
Assets JANUARY 4, 1885:

TOtnt LInbIIlTfeSs
Unsettled Claims not due. .tITJSaSss
Losses EqtlitGJly Adiustsd and Promptly Paid.
UPWARDS. OF 81, 900 900 -e
or Losses paid By the 4;tnG IuIuFLnGS Co.. Ia
the pact IS years.
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Domestics and Foreign Staple

PINIs-sOg Peess a. auy pr y1Td. WcFth RS
HLEActiED MCslIRs-la1 ticcta, Ian yaIri Vide
veg dnr Tor only - yGTd Alsa
lty Maslina for only ya=d- TeFsF article 81
Sea lsnnd Brown aiuElns = utd- d5F5 cts. eheeIngs
ani Pillow husiins - almost pricg-
CfiEckS very isu priera. Bsdekng Erst AFtl-
Gle, for 10 cents yBrd. and DO "srTfng Bone FHii'
only l2jt ernts Ptr yaTdt very rheap- ..f-
cnASH-A good quality, for sniy yarG.
IRISH 1IoENsA splendid ariieie ssfrahird All iRsn
l Ter oaiy IS SaTd. t
iH5l eetis. f-t
i DE BEGES AND LCEIREs-sal8- les - eslts Z
| yard at - faP8-Slul ALEX. HEYMANT.
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CHOICE AND SEbnOTlI

ne aecr resffeed sfoef ~ Spriag go S..e- 65sosis
Gf ne sore ~ I2O14da Allfl IS, csrRfr Afosrss
| sfnd Edfe-4Sfs., HAesilAO D, Ia laiiIa 81 t'.
RFSREcTFuLLf lnNio ffeuIlg ni %
and gKatuiue asfoTtls nj q CCfIIS GsdSSLAEES,
EESLTRGS, A1RSEIILkB GOt,ilS HJsREIsf uNl6
GQTfUfH rleeiVrA frBl ts kastefu eliiss Having
paid TartieuiaT atentiOn slsetnE Eoo, frl
hdent % beinS able 20 sruty ths 1tlouE tate.
unhsB TIiOs HU0uES.
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IExeeulrix's NoClee.

vTYilEREAS letters tsssAnentary 81
w tho last will and testament Of
Jones x. Orr, deceased, were granted 10
the undersigned u tho last December
Term Of thu Probate Court II Tallaha,ch.
10 County, State Of Mississippi, Nov, all
persons having claims against the estate
d said dcsedent, ere hereby required TO
sshibit tAs ssmc and havs them registered
In The naaass end within the tins pre-
scribcd BY lnW, o. they will bs forever
barred. SARAH A. ORR, Ex'trix.
Doc. q, 1851. 4S-6w.
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NRSCANT 10 adeercc 81 the Probate
Ccst 81 TallahassAss Cssnsy, State
Mississippi, msas n ~ Deermbes
=, A. D. last, thereof, she under.
~ A1ninissstes e ~ estate Of
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H. Hea)awln Mardtn, Marihs Hardin,
Mary Hardin, aud Ehsahsfh Hardin,
aud ~ ofhsr perscas interested In M
d~sirbWllcn NJ NJ personal estate VI
W. H. Hardin, dscfsssdt
VUu nre hereby notified 10 he and M.
pear before the Probate Court u
Tallahsichie uouaty, State u Mi-sl.slp.
vi, on the Sseomd Monday IN Ls.ary
nefi, 1853. then and there 10 show cause,
n any ycu can, Why q division of thu ref.
sonaf estate ~ said dcceient should not
be made according 10 the suggestion and
petition u the undersigned, heirs At law,
and the administrator Of said deceased.
v. ]. MALONE, ~.
MARY MALONE, ~"
r. n. HARDIN,
NJ. u. HARDIN, "'"'
and W. u. CRAIG, Administrator Of
W. D. Hardin, deceased.
Dsc. q, ls57. ts-Aw