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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-07

the ratio of population in 1885, in that county, it
gave 1890 as the population of Ashe county at
present. And arriving as nearly as possible at
precise number, would give 75O votes in the new
county. II. ~
Mr.. Woodfin said the county would have the re-
quisite population before 1872 and was in favor of
the passage of the bill
Mr.. Ferebee was inclined to doubt the correctness
of the statements, relative to the population
of Ashe, made by Mr. G., who while stating
the increase in his county, did not allow for
the general increase throughout the State which
would increase the amount of population required
for member at the next apportionment He was
opposed to framing counties, without satisfac-,
tory evidence that they had the requisite amount Of
population. 1884, - re- -~~A 10 5''
Mr.: Gentry recapitulated his former statements.
and had no doubt Of the county having the number
required 4s''s5@''' t''' '''T's'e''' 's'i' 'ss''
Mr.. Morehead was well acquainted with that por-
ton Of the State where this county was situated
It was filling up with great rapidity from the neigh
boring counties of Virginia. 1t was tobacco grow
ing county, and he bad no doubt before 1872, they
would be entitled to two members. Mr.. NJ alluded
TO the difficulty of travelling in that region, as
known to him by personal experience, and strongly
advocated the passage of the bill rs necessary to
remedy great grievance to the citizens of Ashe.-
de praised the county as one Of the finest upon
earth which, YhsHsQpened snps xsuld be rapidly
CIV n4ed. 10y enig.tiops Hs sEugU s4rnstsdd ~ !
IS Mr. Herr had travelled shs secticn md WAS avn
OF the &ficulties to BE overcome Ia trsvelling Is
distant Court House From the pefsonal experience
Of friend of HIS he ws satisaed that this Vas the
required amount of population which would
eincfonee .ts.Yf-f ,t 5s r--l'r. sSS
Mr.. Outlaw opposed the bill The convention Of
1885 was called to correct the inequality Of the rep
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-13
Our Londo. Correspondence.

LONDON, March 26, 1855.
The Der6p Ministrt,-Hs Probable Policp IN Regard
10 The United State,-7he Collins and Cunnrf
Line,-The French ARiano,-TAe Late Conspi-
racy against LOUIS Napolson-A Projected Or.
id,,ist Rising-Ths Haiian Conference Hoar-
The London Penny Papsrv, Se, SC.
incline 10 the opinion that the new Derby an .
government is firm upon its pins, in other words
seated for some time 70 come. The late Cabinet
brought itself into great dsfsvor owing 10 the afro.
eious character Of OF it, late official appoint
ments. Apropos of the present government you
Americans may expect every amount Of considera-
ton from them If We are 10 judge from Diuaeli's
admirable speech on the Central American question
hast year.
Every one here regrets the discontinued running
Of the Collins line. notion has got wind
of the fabulous profits realized by its rival.
The Cunard Company This latter. although
only private partnership, entirely owes
It's success 10 Mr.. McIvers' management, If
puccess IL can be called for II has never yet realized
the ghost of a copper dividend II is true that ivc
per cent interest has been paid but the surplus pro-
1T Is all locked up in the screw steamers Alps aud
Andes. now lying in Liverpool utterly unsaleable.
At the adjourned meeting OF the shareholders in
June next which IL anxiously looked forward TO, 1t
NJ bchoved that strange revelations viii be made.
AS regards our relations with France take my
word Tor that they are all serene aud that there
will be no necessity for fresh diplomatzing, not
withsanding the attempts of the wings to embsrrass
the new government by getting up n public excite
mont against Louis Napoleon
" " beyond q doubt that great Orleanist rising
WIS to have taken place had Orsin and his fellow
assassins succeeded. Such event was anticipated
at Claremont, and across the Richmond Bridge there
was indeed something connected with mysterious
"coup Canvassed over the very night of Massols he.
neft at the Grand Opera. We never ko 20 find
faut with the ladies' particularly the very good ones
but must say that the Queen was lLadvised and net
cd most indiscreetly in receiving che OrIeanist
Princes in state but one short We 3 after tho n.
tempt 10 murder the Emperor. Iii ton aviiont IN n
In marrying Prince Albert she has no on, MARRIED
his whole family, but an endless ap-1r' Of German
cousins 10 boot. The Coburg policy aDpa-antv X
the establishment Of Austrian desppt'sr1 ru bout
Europe. Giye even that upmentptAble lgqt. q fiii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-13
The Ngasauerade Balls.
SUGGESTIVE LkrrKR PROM JUSTICE WHICH ro Nrw

crGGYSTfNE LkrTkh FkoN ilSTiCk ihi'n-
sARTo rLLMkN.
POLICE Count, FIksT DISTRICT. Halls or JUsrrcE,
NYw yoRx, April 10, 1906. I
Mr.. BERNARD ULiAAs-Sr: Information has re
veaed TO me that Is your intention TO give at the
Academy Of Music. series of masquerade balls, TO
which the public are IN be invited on paid tickets OF
admission. and II therefore becomes my duty, AZ q
Magistrate and Justice OF the Peace OF this city To
inform you that such sssenblases are unlawful. and
like all unlawful asscmblages that tend 20 produce
breach of the peace liable 90 bc suppressed by the
public authorities. ] acqusnt you with this fact.
because, az n new solourner, you may not he aware
81 IT, and IL j. therefore proper for me 10 inform you
that the act by which public masquerade were de-
cidcd unlawful has always received the appreciation
Of every member of our community VINO feels an
interest in the morals and welfare of the city.
As you announce that you have been prosperous un
der Nc protection of the laws, Il is natural
presumption that You would not know
ingly and wifuy attempt 20 violate any of
them in order 20 increase an already pecu.
cuniary success. Experience has proved that pub
lie masquerades in large cities are chiefly fequented
by vicious and dcpraved characters Of both sexes,
and Il Is for this reason that the citizens Of New
YOfkas liberal az they are IN relation to all ques-
tions Of p,SDlic amusemonts-have acquiesccd 40
readily In their suppression The sight cf person r
face n TO certain extent guarantee OF his conduct
and protection against his designs. and u il se.
riousy felt that the present is NOT time to lend dis
uises to the vicious, and 10 afford new facilities for
the pprpetration of crime and escape OF the guilty
With these views have felt IL to be my duty, as
Of tho magistrates Of this city, 10 notify you OF
the law and to acqlaint you with the moral sent
ment of the community on the subject OF the public
masquerades, and desire to say in conclusion that
] hold II ~ be oi the utmost importance 10 the
strengthening OF the hands OF the magstscy OF this
city in the suppression of the low and dangerous as
semblages which would he sure 70 grow out OF the
public liberation of the mesquersdes, that they ce
not received and countenanced at so respectable
house as the Academy. You will find the " Act Tor
the prevention OF masquerades' in Davis Laws OF
New Ycyk relative 20 the city," page 696. Yours,
&c, JANIS VI. WELSH, foice JUSTICE
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Napoleon on the London Times.
Translated for tho NEw YoRk HuAID from the Pni
Noniteur March is


In its issue Of the 10Th inst. the London TyB0s
falsely ans that the French police in the habit Of
penetrating into the privacy Of domestic life and Of
exciting suspicious and fears in the domestic circle,
thus disturbing the harmony and disaranging the
relations of private life. To this misstatement the
7ymes appends the remark that "it looks back with
regret upon the time when il could not but help
bestowing its admiration upon the conduct of the
Emperor when he used 10 drive a pheton himself
through the streets of Paris, whereas he never
strs cut Of his palace without being accompanied by
squadrons of soldiers.
II is quite sufficient for the rcfutaton OF such state
ments merely TO publish and make them known.
Never, st any former period was the French police
SO little inqusitorial as IL now is. IT, indeed, II has
greatly increased in the manifestation of zeal since
the crime Of January IA, there is no one who can
complain OF this except those who regret the failure
Of that criminal enterprise.
AS TO what is said about the Emperor never riding
out except in company with troops OF soldiers every
body here knows well that his Majesty has made no
change whatever in his former habits since the con
spiracy Of January H. and that he drives out every
day alone and unattended by any escoft.
IL Is really surprising that the Times, which pos
seScs the means Of obtaining correct information
most pattcrs, should think II necessary 10 entertaiu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-13

rHr FRANCS or PorcHEr1nSrE GrsL-Ih Buffalo Ad-
,y throws cold water on tho story Of the Poushtcer
sic Girl trance and says that few buckets OF cold
water thrown on the patent would have brought her
10 her sensss There s nothing remarkable about he
case excep, The fuss, for tho disease very common
one known hysercal coma. That she has been
nervous before s about wonderful that q person
.bould have the Itch for the first tne.
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lorrNsloNnp,s NtLE or LANn.

nrRSt'tNr IN ~ IT, s~rlseaIery re-
cree, rci1 Fri IN : ease wherein
Hiehsrdf Nutt. q, ai. Cosplsnanis
sui Mary A. Nett, - ~. are Defendants,
~ tn thns-y C'-trs ~ pstali Cesu,y.
State ~ Mississippi, a. the Noyensher
rrrs. isii. ,h,rrrf. | ell. ~ Ccawis.
.iearr therein srPstnisS, proceed ,c sell,
~ rsslie suelirn, nj the Court U1uss
dssr ia the ,cvp n Pan 3la, IN .aid Csvn-
|,y. IN Msnisy. tbs eth day u March,
Isjs, h.,vsr d. Asars rssseriscdty lee.
~ . efedi, Of sis mcaghs fsea Ike hy cf
sale. vi,h interest from ssii iay Il sals.
the fslls~ins described tract 4 Land, or
80 nneh thereof ~ oil pay The smssa,
81 said decree. interest, and costs, fs.trs /;
The Southwest Quarter Of Section Thirty,
Township Tight. Range Five, West lying
ssd being 10 pHssls Cosnsy, Aforesaid.
The purchaser vin he required 10 giye
bond and security Ter The raymv' 81 The
ysrcssse nsurv.
JnnN t. HARRISON,
Commissioner.
rshru-rv 4, tsis. stv
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%l,Nernlnr.' Nallfr.

flNlih rfaha,s tuaH Of Pamela C%ouni,.
Mississippi At Special Term hrlj
~ luly, l.3i. hisips granted letters ties.
itmensA'y 10 't' lN3 unu.enpatte all
aud le.l,iaaui ~ john " Williams, late
= said rpan,,, deceased, 10 lhe snier-
sisasi. all psr.en. are hereby Bottled 10
probate hslr claiw, against said exsts.
sai have thea registered according TO
lav. or the, will he haired Nv the .iru,e.
MANSFIELD J. WILLIAMS.
MANY WILLIAMS. Esosies.
sbrasy 10, is5s Ga
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tdMihistralsr', Natife.

rTrtns u Manifestation sps'n d.
NJ Estate ~ NcSanler Nsr,ip, dr,'d.
-,r-v granted I. ,k' an l'r.igncd ty the
Probate tuuri ~ pt.oln csuuty. M.sis
.irpi a, h. January Term. trss, thereof.
= r%,,iliur. ~ .aii icerivt src hereby ~.
,tici - probate and have their claims
rsr-,crcd IN tn r-.lss' tiert'. uNrc
withiu the tine limiicd ~ Law, ~ cl.s
~. uo,ir' vii hr Plea 10 bar u pay
i y, therr,i.
y. rn1,iti'S, tfm'r
laun,ty a.. 'Ss 81 Gw
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~ pl.aadfa a. HdyaHi, Hiilam NJ
LHf, and Mary Iiiis hsi,s N iar and
dlsiai siss al Uar,d ~ LtiHs. dee'd,
aaa Ii5adah Bfysnt, husband q 'aii
ta'andfs
Nul ara hereby eitsi u be and appear
brfgts lhe Probate Court N said
ciunls, .. lhe Court House thereof. es
the Isl Monday In april, 1875, then and
there n show esnse rhy The hnsl account
4 Bnyd Y nfyanl, aaialnisra,of " tho
t,tste N said deceased, Recently hl~i In
said Cpufi, should mol ha allowed and A..
proved
Issued Che IN day VI trhtasr, 1853.
" y W%uufTts
tlrs u sa raufi.
MI 'hfuap iu, lsas. ~
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Negroes for Sale.

N(erApr 1 fLENlsTER have on
vi baud q lot Of Nse. Women, Bsys.
anil tirls Coaks. and two No. I Rlsck.
.niih. sai viii tser ssaod supply ron.
%s,auily ~ hand. Ton ueorgis, Carolina.
and vrsin,s.
Long Cresk. r. ~, l'an,ls Co.. Mics.
vshrxA-v !, lsit' Elm
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The best Liniren IN the world for man
or besst. .
performed ~ Netese's yeloeic Uil Lin.
imeat. Rad fer yssrselve.
Thomas ree<, Q klaehsmitk. Irving ueaf
C.s-svaas On Tenth street, had . horri.
be r~snniss sore on HE foot. lie tried
various isinirenss, Sslves, Ae.. hat could
DO II No good. Ne d-spsised II ever being
able 10 work At bic trade again, hecsase
he could no, bear sny seirh, On bis foot;
and hy one snail hssile u Mei,e~s's Vol.
cssie Oil Lisieess, ~ i NV perfectly
cured.
Rheumatism. psrslysi., s~~srsleis. hrsi.
see, .yssin., ssiaasss isshe jsisss er ~ss-
eles, svclIisxs, sore threat, ess>sshs %
,ocsh.achs, wounds, fsesA cuts, sores.
buns, .calds. pains, 10, yislt " the
smaris's influence Of this wsndesfsl Lin
im~ut.
ver Horses and Cattle II i.sr i.fsllihls
remedy for chsfss, gals, scratches. erssk.
ed heels. lAmeness, spawn, sweenv, splins,
sssuls, bruises. s~veIlinrs, wounds. rattle
snake bito, nd vsriess other dissasss
Which sainsls are liable TO from injuries
or accidents.
Every esuusy mepehsss sAssla obtain
surpiv u D~icfeaa's volcsnic oil lini-
neni. II cells rapidly. tccsass u always
eufesL
liberal discssns viii BE- msaet " Kcs.
ehsess vho tvy 10 cell sesia.
- -
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VrnEREAs Letters u Admini.vsiion
W n the estate of tyweiuda Powell,
deceased, ~erc granted isshs undersigned
., the last January 1ern u tbs Probate
Court ~ fs'iahstshie County, Misslssip-
RI. Nov, ell perssss hsviae claims against
the estate n said in~sessase, sfv hereby 70.
qac-,ed 10 exhibit the sams and have them
registered " The manner ssd within the
time prescribed BY law, Do shey ~ili be
forever barred.
JOHN ". POWELL, Ad~'r,Ae.
January ~, lass. l-sw
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nSsni after WEDNESDAY, February
" 4, 1865, The lfalns on this foal vii
fun A. follows, lsandsss excepted
Tho Mail and Passenger Train will
leave rs~sls dslls. At I, a n, anil arrive
NJ Memphls y, 10, AN
ileisfn,ns. leaves Memthis NJ \ 4. ~,
and nfnse. ri Pamela NJ 3 l., NJ
Tho freight asd Accommodation Train
lrasea Aomphi. daily al . 30, A. NJ, and
arrives a. Pamela ~ II AN
Returning, leaves Pamela M ", 4. NJ,
and arrive. ~ Memphis nj 0 r.
Persons travelling On the Mail Train can
spend I've hours IN Memphis and return
IN lho same day,
Passenger Train make. direct connce
ton ~ Mrnphls with tho Memphis and
,harlc-ten hsilreaj going hast, and the
Memphis and uhlo Railroad, going Nerth.
The w. IN, ani Accommodation runs
~ connection with Stages 10 and from the
following places oakland. Preston and
nrenada, there making connection With
Stage. through rHrrollton aud Lexington
thence 10 the northern termim " the
Mississippi teniral Railroad. Tor canton,
jackson aud Nov urtms
1hrcurh Ticket. for urcnadA ran be-
obtained q, thu Memphis Depot.
This Is much the shortest roatc. and
passengers leaving Mcmphis hy thu s,orn.
Ing train arrive al o,rensaa the same eve
ming, having daylirh, the whole way.
N. ". NEWfIt,
General Superintendent.
February J. lsjs. az
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r

"E(GBW1IB svVDB0GEs
To l.. l., Les, ssd al .fhsr persons w.
tsrs.ssd IN ne sssi ~s,ffis's-ss n ~, ~
tate N Asdrsr Lee. ssrsssvd;
Nur are hereby ci,sit In be and appear
before the prchss. csurs cf the
Comfy Of Tsllahstshis, On The Seesed
Monday IN being the ssh dsy.l ~ March
neat. tls5s,l 70 skew esase vhy the hnsl
aecosns ss Margaret n. Lee. Eassssis Of
the last vill and testament u Andrew
Lee, deceased, shesld cot be audited ssd
allowed: 81 which time the Court will
audit. esaminc ard allow the tame, II no
ssesrsiss y nsde shevsc.
MARGARET y. LEE, Esse's.
January q, lsss. i-4s
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LAND FOR SALE.

Wish To SELL About four hundred
AMI eighty acres ot lsnd. within three
miles ~ Ne Panels i,ers,. There 10
aboa, tao hasdr~i and hfsy acre. cleared,
With good Improvements. Terms viii he
made very cay. Mr. t'cerxe ssasan. who
rcsiacs On the premises, ~ill show the
ssns 10 sry rrrscp wishing To- buy.
Y. Y. DICKENS, Pamela. Miss.
January y, lsjs. Ism
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s0eliE lsriet Corner Il holding csi evseS-
or Inducements 10 the rwhlie -
van, 10 purchase Goods, than No. ~
hsea offered In North Mississippi.
ySsOt ROcO1Voe1s
large assortment Of oil hinds u Vselb
kept IN . country store, too nunsseto -
mention, which will he sold - lew - ~
be rsrehs.~i m Nemphis, ~ sny ~
rlsee Ia this country, Tor cssh, o. ~ -
good paying customers on credit. ~
acct consists II oil kinds Of ClsseioBs
bcots, shoes, Hats, asd tssss' eusu1ok-
ING Avssc,ss s~rnesally else
Ladies' Dress 0oo0o,
such a. s!Ihs. pcrlins, Mssisss, Co.
msres. DcBaye ''piuss, Cioaks, ShatA,
lloeds, Scarfs, undssshirts, ussiesy.
Gloves, and almost every article 10 "
pry Gsods line. NJ frisads Asd I'll "
World arr invited 70 give ne . ell !
pledge myself 10 please then.
seti<.d filOS. y. Cl.An9n.
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VoU1uWuM 00eoJ.
s1sfft aefs. trsf tss ~ Ilsssp y
aeass#se Ne fshlW tAH ~ We
hAae4 ~ fHfHsfaf sff hu lstfH
shtffs " lfsi T4FHlaf sAf ~ s#l#h
h4Hit. a. + zee alfIsf Hslsf. NtHlhIt
~ "a u u MIR Eis shgffa N W v
4 ffisf isgs F~f4pfisflt ~ " " pftH
n li tfsni HapaFs. H4fh snt ~
HlH II fsafh sHf ~ tHf skal h%Hslssss
mso ia w. amih. assla NJ W. iehn
" Haf, fafmffg n fsas sHf, Nss
a. hsaA iaaDaf sHi Asshlef IL ihal n
fs,'m m VI " tiftssss hss ~ sstsflaf
VI ! a Hlsiley, ltis N sstehsf His
: 80 slshl sisls sHi eHsfsi eallselat
fhs Hsistihs dersumsnt u wAief the a.
taflHlsalshs n w. wnIsm Is,gaf lsls
N viekslWff, Hss.. IYne sni WHll tsoWh
- 4 rHHfe#ilpnHf, sHi w fsstftl fsaft
ffapflslsf Il NE W#Ahnslaa Iirssl, II
Web .tafrt samts II - a. that N ii. is
Fsflmeal NJ Hassn hiss ~ superior
W. Chsflas tslfbfaihsf, fsf hfiesh tssfs
sHptfihiahiant ~ lhs lining faama ~ III
Get slsw hssfls IN The DATED Eisies,
ell be- W. rs s.sI.ianl The house
kreplaR ispaflmens i under lhe charge
n Nfs \ A tylpF, q most elegant Anl
accomplished isiy
The ru#meselal Hotel Il situated 90
isn 'fsan street, md ffentlnf the afeal
Father ~ Waters, ~saffuuHlri by ths lsf
fe.l ani heaviest eummlssieH, tfsisee
aud ~ Fesds houses IN The rlty, IIarta
and u~mnlhnsses will ~ all times and ~
I'll huufa, buih iay and night, NJ ioaiY
10 oohse, travellers aud passengefs % nni
ffam thd river snl railroad depot. The
Nsilfutd Ticket uhoa and the Telegraph
uAee are hplh tori IN The Commercial
lleiel,
The proprietor being thus surrounded
by such M able and competent corps u
assistants, aai,efa himself that he can
give very general satisfaction Ina wofi,
10 viii hhuH, ~ The CAKES" aud "hnni
around ,hn rolls - be- will give YOU tho
ham and the lamb, the Jelly and The lam,
In the true NcNiack an STYLE eli ,he best
w the world. lie snl,ciis q very liberal
share II public patronage,
a. I, MITCHELL
Proprietor Commercial Hotel
isnuary ~, isSs. I'm,
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WANTEn.

q sITUNTiON As OvEnSEGh, 3, .
"A G~esss.ss vhs kss ksa ssssa
yesss esveiesee 81 me bssseA -
~ f~esesssees aaa vvvsoa0 sejsns -
10 given. h sssay 10 ssssossss = .
nossss's notice. tcs ssSns, u, -
ar~ ". r. xOOf1kx
esssss, Ans1pN
isssasy q. isss. III
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TINE VALUABLE TRACT ~ aANO
haevn - the ksnssiy' lssA, b 49,
Tor sale. II e,ssisss q w. SsstA.vso
Quarter of Section ~, Tovuhipe, oaa0p
Z. West; situated at The ~ 81 ~ lltt5e
4. miles North II the sssa q IonoeNI
This land posssssss msay s~avdno40peA
~ ordinary nature, and ON BE- ~ lee
fcs "Cask." Hos fwrsAse IanBvnooooo
apply 70 ". ". sSeft1ss Afess.
bsessbes n, 1857. E-H
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tl'NktS ~ b Y " WIln1fe, hasf
flessaai H,nhl, 4 HunHti HORSE
NJ ~, slgs II hssis hlrh ysafs
I'D hlltd IA lAs fight syr, and eqllaf
Hsfs. a. hYih thtsflsfa appraised -
o. ~ 4 n Ijsfs.
HaHgU = 4
rangia, } sh. NJ, isls aaN
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.sdsWtntsfrWf0r's .siOstss.
VNnERtAs Letters u administration
w N The estate u n. ". Powell, Ne.
ceased. we're granted to tho undersigned
At the last January Term o. the Probate
touft ~ T~ailahatchic county. Mississippi.
Now. all persons having claim. against
tts estate n said interstate, are hereby r..
qnescd 10 cshihi, the same rnd have Acm
registered IN the manner anil within ,hs
time prescribed by law, OF they will be
forever barred.
q. J. POWELL, Adm'r, Sc.
isnsary y, isis. i6w
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.sssei haei ws.hiesirn fss... NE,
rll aas~ef aimltallg ~ . sl@Hlfy leb
oass, ell ts odd ats hafgsls, VI lbs
editor " this psfsf
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assse q D1isssssippt Pamela county.
r. n; s'sAls' JUSTICES COURT
Presley Yesss.l J.suary Term, 1855.
NATrACt1Mt.Nr ~ss issued IN ia
N vcr Of the Plaintiff against the e.
sass e ~ DefeSasas ~ Twvssy-sevea
ssa . half aellarss said s1N y yesdinr
10 said Cent n Psscla. IN said Ceussy
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