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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-08-17
July 90. 1859. w. 'no"S' olrrf =,


DY virtue Of decree of the Probate
I'D Court Of Wayne County. and State Of
Mississippi, made at the july term. 1859.
thereof, ] will, as Commissioner. offer for
sale, in front Of the Court House door. in
the town Of Winchester. in said Wayne
County, and State Of Mis.issippi. ON the
third Monday in September next. within
the usual hours Of sale, 10 the highest bid.
der, on a credit Of twelve months from the
day Of sale, the following described lands,
| lying and being in the County and State
aforesaid. belonging to the estate Of VIII.
LIAM RUSSELL, Jr., deceased. to-wit:-
the west half Of north west quarter of sec
ton eleven, township nine. range six
west. containing eighty acres. more or le.s
\ The above Lands lie on Dry Creek. goo,
/ prairie, and suitable for corn and cotton
/ The purchaser or purchaser. will be re
/ quired to give note or notes with approvet
security for the purchase money. and tn,
statutory lien viii be reserved also for IN,
payment Of the same.
JAMES r. RUSSELL.
C0nmisR0usr.
! August 10, 1859. 44-5t
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DI order of the Probate Court Of Smith
ID County. at the July term thereof
lSj9. I will sell before the door Of the
Court House In Williamsburg. Cuyngtnu
County, on the l3th day of August next
ton Saturday. on credit OF twelve
months. 10 the highest bidder, the follow
ing described Lands. via. The r. Of the
=. ! See. -. and the ). W. Of ;. T.. and
the 5. =. ! of ;. W. : Sec. ~, and the -
b. 4 Of y. +. ! Sec. p. r.. %, ", r. lG ".
and the ;. W. Of y. W. !. Sec. ~, 7. .
". r. Is. w, containing 800 acres, lyiul
in Coyington County, Miss. Said Land,
are situated within some five or six mile,
Of the s4rr,ar} inc Of the Gulf and Shin
Island Brake and PiHr H1I
ls,e Ltad-somc little improvement oi
said Land, though not much of the tract il
cultivation.
Not and approved ss-trig will he require,
for the purchase money.
ANY person wishing to make a persona
I examination Of these Lands, before Tia
day Of sale. by calling on me, will q,
company them. and show said Lands.
J.. u. W. pUCKWORTI,
| Adm'rofhs Es,ais Of b. u. Dsckrorih, ds-'.
Raleigh. Smith Co, July ~, 1859. 4l-i
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1 HEREBY forewarn all persons from
i trading for two certain PROMISORY
NOTES. made by me and payable to vii
liam James. Jr.. dated and due a fol
lows one dated May Doth, 1889 and due
January lst 1850, for one hundred and
fifty dollar~-thc other Note dated same
date and due January lst. lSGl. for one
hundred and forty dollars The consider
alton for which said Notes were given
having failed will not pay them unless
compelled 10y law.
WILLIAM RILY.
Iuiv 10Th. 1859. 4l-iw
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NotIce 20 IIouse Carpcnlers.

Notice to House Carpenters.
COMMITTEE Of the members Of IA
"A lem Church propose to let out 10 the
lowest bidder the building of q House of
Worship ior the Use Of said Church. which
IS situated about one mile north Of Davis
Vile. jasper County. Mississippi, of the
following dimensions: Il will bee Gu feet
long. ~ feet wide-thc wall Il feet high.
; windows on each -ide-two IN one end
to contain - lights cach-glas- l. in. 10y
IL iu.-onc above the pulpit to contain
IL lights of the same size; / doors. two i'm
each end, ! feet wide. height in proper
| ton. To bc placed on rollers The floor
| to be- laid with well dressed heart plank,
/ in. wide ] i'm. thick; ! centre sill lu in.
/ square -loeperS 10 Doe > inch by lo inch,
/ placed > feet apart-to be underpinned
| with rock, or brick, every lO feet under
| each sill-this underpinning to be i in.
high corner post ! in by 5 in; door post
| I in by 4 : window post 4 in. hy 1 in. /;
studding in. 10y / in; columns in the
centre. ! ! i'm. square plates i'm. 10y in;
joist = in. hy : in. every > feet; rafter 3
in. hv , at bottom. 3 i'm square at top-the
top to be overiaid with shccting. and roof
to be of heart shingles Is in. long. 10 show
| ; in. The frame to be wcathcr-boardcd
with heart lumber, in. by 3. The house
| to be boxed around both sides and ends
\ partition lO feet from the back end -
feet high 32 box seats 10 feet long and
II Of same make II feet long and one :
feet long. The pulpit to be placed upon
q platform ; feet bv t. feet. round in front
and a bible-stand upon the top: a seat fol
} the pulpit and small table in front.
There will be sealed bids received bl
, until the Sth Of September next, wheI
, the Committee will meet At Salem Churcl
, | to let out the building. which shall ht
, completed by the lst of March next.
+ r. b. HESLIP. Chairman.
| J,.t-r C655BtJ IT.sy Aup p ISIg 4g-3v
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CLEANING SILK.-The following is said to
be an excellent recipe for cleaning silk :
Pare three Irish potatoes into thin slices
and wash them well. Pour on them half
a pint of boiling water, and add to it an
equal quantity of alcohol. Sponge the
silk on the right side, and when half dry,
iron it on the wrong side. The most deli
cate colored silks may be cleaned by this
process, which is equally applicable to
| cloth. velvet or Grape.
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For sale atLast!

a THAT most desirable and
f..T beautiful RESIDENCE and fine
h,l, FARM grounds attached. situa-
A ted on the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, one hundred miles from Mobile,
and midway between the stations of Shu-
huta and DeSotO, four miles from each,
known as Boards Store, and seen by thou
sands passing on the cars, are now offered
for sale. The lands comprise $50 acres on
the east. and 20 acres on the west side of
said Railroads.&c. acres in all, the main
portion of which is black sandy. hammock
soil and the other part is reed-brake, as
good as can be found anywhere, and could
be put in cultivation at very little ex.
pcnse. There are - acres cleared and in
cultivation, which produces cotton, corn
| and potatoes in quantities equal to any
land in this portion of the State. The
said tract of land is we'll timbcred with
I Cedar Cypress and Oak. The farm is a
/ hyoritc one with all who have seen it. and
4 its value md advantages are not yet one
/ half developed, the owner being limited
/ in means to clear and bring into cultiva
/ tion more Of il at this time. An excellent
/ mill-scat on the land and good stream
Z 81 water.
/ BayP Persons wishing to purchase car
address, or call upon the undersigned a
I DcSoto, Clarke County. Miss.
MARCUS +. BEARD.
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The stnte or NIIssIssIppI.



pr1idir Court. .Juiy Term 1850.
Matter Of the petition of James Banks.
guardian Of the minor heirs Of JESSE
BYRD. deceased:
ORDERED by the Court that citation
" issue to Rasherry Byrd, Judy and
Jesse Byrd. minors. and james Ranks
their guardian-to Harriet Banks. John
J Robertson. husband Of Mary. now de.
ceased, al Of Green County, and that pub
location be made in the Eastern Clarion
of Pauldng Mississippi 20 Elizabeth BaN
ter and her husband William Baxter. N
cv Williams and her husband benjamin
| Williams. Of the County Of Washington
State Of Alabama. and Ellen Loyd ano
her husband David Lloyd, Of the State NJ
Texas, and all other persons interested il
said Lands
You are hereby notified to be and per
4ouallv appear before the Hon. the Pro
bate Court Of Green County. next % b,
holden at the Court House thereof in th,
| town of Leakesville. on the second Mon
| day Of October next. then and there {,
show cause why said Land should not b.
| sold to-wit the Fast fractional Of frac
tional Section ~. in T. 8, ", of X. q W
I Also the West part of fractional Section
in r. I n. Of Il. q West
A true copy from the minutes.
WM. e. DENMARK. Clark.
July ~, 1859. 4l-jt
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WINTER PEARs-Many having late Pear
trees lose their fruit by letting it hang too
long on the tree to ripen. If the seeds Of
the Pears are turning black, carefully pick
the fruit 10y hand, and lay them on dry
shelves in a cool place they will ripen
better there than on the tree, and being
under lock and key the proprietor may
stand n chance Of eating some of his own
fruit. We are now eating the finest WHIT,
Doy7m6s and SekelS we have ever met with
ripened in the house.
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Land for Sale.

TIIE subscriber has Tract of Land
which he will sell on accommodating
terms, containing 300 acres. l2j acres in
cultivation and $50 acres on the tract tC
clear. which will bring from % to 80 bush
el, OF corn to the acre. II adioins the
lands Of Mrs. Harris and John W. Bell
- miles west from Livingston. Ala. :!
miles from the y f. 4 :. w. Ala. r. x.
and : miles from Lauderdale springs .-
The place is well watered and there Is
spring Of good water that never fails
The subscriber being engaged in other
business requiring capital, would sell low
Letters addressed to me At laudcrdal,
Station will receive prompt attention, o
Mr. Saml Shelby, who lives on the land
will show it to any one wishing to Tur
chase.
For terms, &c. those wishing to pur
chase can apply. also. to Col. Adams. edi
tor Of the Eastern Clarion.
j. w. MAURY.
Aug. lO, 1859. 4Llm
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4i5rrllapeouS.
Glen Mora for Sale.

,S,-- THIS place, situated on
the Mobile and Ohio Rail
A.iiishIEd Road, ncsr Chronicle. 30
- - mile. from Mobile. i, noted
Tor the beauty and hcalthfulncss ofits situ-
alton, being one of the most elevated spots
along the line of the Rail Road Also. for
IT. springs and fountains. II embraces 50
acres. fenced with new and strong picketS.
and the buildings. in good repair, are Of "a
pleasing ~tylc of architecture.
For sale on very moderate terms Ap-
ply TO II. l.. REYNOLDS 4 Co..
NpjIs. ILl.
July p. 1850. l2-2m
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July q. 1857.
EXECUTE RS NOTICE
state Of Mississippi,

NtuIT NOlNlls
II Probatf Court Of said C1'my Nay Ism,
4. d. 1859.
To II. B. Williams and Elizabeth Williams,
and all others interested in the Estate
Of KINSEY WINSTEAD, deceased:
NOU are hereby cited TO be and person.
Il ally appear before the Probate Court
Of said County on Monday the 9th day OF
September next, to show cause, If any you
can. why the final account Of Joseph and
Thomas Winstead, executors Of the last
will and testament Of said tcstator. now
on file in this Court. should not then and
there be allowed, and decree made
thereon accordingly.
Witness the Hon. A. W. II, Metcalf
Judge Of said Probate Court, the lst Mon
day of Nav. A. ID. 1859.
- Given under my hand and sea
SEAL MAY 18th, 1850.
wv J. y. JONES. C,rk.
July %. 1850. 42-jt
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L.FN'D FOR SHE.

Es ! AN offering for sale, on reas-
S1 enable terms, 36O Acres of
eSYsSN Land, miles north of Paul
ding. near the old Missionary
Station. The land comprises prairie, san
dy and bottom land, not subject to over
flow. There are comfortable buildings on
the place, and about 1870 acres open land,
nearly all fresh. II is healthy location,
well watered 10y springs, and a fine well
of water in the yard. For further partic-
ulars, apply to the undersigned on the
premises. +. +. HAND.
June :, 1859. 35-tf
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Land for sale.

..AlsM THE undersigned appointed
commissioner at the last term
29SsE Of the PROBATE Court of Jasper
County, to sell the real estate of
Nancy T. Mills of said County.
deceased. will on Saturday, the l1th day
ofSeptembcr next, before the Court House
door in the town Of Paulding. on a credit
of twelve months from the day of sale.
sell the following described Lands, to-wit
w. Of y. +. ! and y. w. Of ;. f. /,
and sixteen acres Oft of the :. +. corner
of the f. ! of the y. W. ! of Section 1. r.
|, Il. II, East and the 5. +. Of the :.
f. I, and the s. W. I of the :. f. I of Sec
tion 81, +. ,, K. l., East ; and two acres
off Of the n +. corner Of the y. w. OF
y. +. ! Of Section 3, T. !. r. -, East, sub
.iect to life interest of Isaac L. Mills.
Purchaser required to give note with
approved security.
FRANKLIN II. ULMER,
Commissioner.
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RUNoR.-There is an intimation that
Napoleon III. stipulated in his late inter
view with Francis Joseph. at NillatrSnGIar' g ,
that the dust of Napoleon H.. the puEe .l;o
of Riechstadt, which reposss IN Aus1lia
shall be removed to France tnat y may
repose by the side of that OF MS '"'ier =
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To Land BuyeTs.

.aamlnan THE undersigned. n agents
1900 for RoBERr Carson. offer for
- S sale available tract Of LAND
@<&42@@~~ in Jasper County. situated
about seven miles from Paulding. and
about thirteen South West of Entrrpril,
ON the Mobile and Ohio Rail Road. tn,
tract contains twelve hundrcdacrc-. about
one thousand Of which is susceptible o
successful cultivation About half th,
tract is prairie and slough land. the hu
lance swamp and post oak lime land. Thi.
Land for fertility is not surpassed by an,
in the Eastern part of the State. II vii
be- sold on accommodating terms. both q.
10 price and time Of payment.
SHANNON & STREET.
Pmhhng. July q. 1859. 42.tf
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DN virtue of a decree of the Probate
ID Court OF Wayne County, and State of
Mississippi. made at the March term. \.
y. 1850. / will. a. Commissioner. offer for
sale in front Of the Court House door in
the town of Winchester. in said Wayne
County and State of Mississippi. on the
first Monday i'm September next, within
| the usual hours of sale. To the highest bid
| der, on a credit of twelve months from the
| dav Of sale. the following described Lands.
| living and being in the County and State
/ aforesaid. belonging To the estate of Ed
WARD MCLAUGHLIN. deceased. to-wit :
/ The North East fourth of Section six. of
/ Township seven, Range five, West the
/ East half Of North West fourth. Section
/ six. Township seven. Range five. West :
/ West half Of North West fourth of Sec
| ton six. in Township seven. OF Range five.
| West also the South Fast fourth of Sec
tion six. of Township seven, Range five.
/ West. containing four hundred and eighty
/ acres more or less.
/ The above Lands lie within one and q
halt miles Of the Mobile and Ohio Rail-
! road and four miles South East of Win
chester Depot. There are about two hum
dred acres of the above Land in good
state OF cultivation.
Ou said premises is a good Dwelling.
| Kitchen Crib Lots. Negro Houses, Sc.,
aud splendid water
The purchaser or purchasers will bo re-
| quirrd to give note or notes with approy.
cd security, for the purchase money. and
the statutory len will he reserved also toI
the payment of the same.
JOHN MCLAUGHLIN,
Commissioner.
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The state or NII..Is.InnI-

doNEs 0OtN MY.
N Probate Court ef srd Caaaiy. .E,Hy Tsrm.
lSjq.
To Philip Williams and Meldred Williams
his wife, and other persons interested i'm
the estate Of Asa WALTERS. deceas-
ed
VOU are hereby cited 10 be and appear
Il before The Probate Court Of said caun.
~, at the next term thereof 10 bc holden
at the Courthouse % said county. ON the
second Monday Of September next. 10
show cause, II any you can. why the final
account Of lsham and B. d. Walters. ex.
ecutors of the last will and testament of
said tcstator. now on Gle in hi. Court.
should not then and there be- allowed and
a decree made accordingly.
Witness, tho Hon. WIN. Hood .IuJ,,
Of said Probate Court, the 2nd Monday oI
July. A. y. 1859.
| SEAL seal Of office, July the 18Th
- A. u. 1859.
/ Jutv % Is5q -.
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY

FVK NAIF.
SF- THE subscriber offers for sale his
Nil Houses and Lots in the town of
Ell Paulding-a Store House and two
Residences. The Store House is ellgibly
situated is as commodious as any in the
place, and is now occupied as Shoe and
Saddlery establishment, by Dr. Sharman.
The Residences have good Lots attached.
and with slight improvements might be
made among the most desirable in the
place.
Col. S. r. ADAMS is authorized to sell
this property for me. and application may
be made to him, or to me at DeSoto.
VI. F. BEARD.
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JAKRfU " AIS.
GmhmdsuHe Mss, July l3, 1859. 40-tf
Valuable Plantation for sale,

&42e THE undersigned offers for
cI54cr9s sale his Plantation in Jasper
STE@ County, Miss. six miles west Of
-s-<sN-=- Garlmdsville. twenty-five miles
from the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, and
ten miles from the Southern Railroad,
containing Eight Hundred and Eighty
Acres, five hundred of which is good Prai-
RE and Swamp Land. and the balance
Sandy. There are between one hundred
and fifty and two hundred acres of open
land in good state of cultivation-goOd
Dwelling and outhouses-with excellent
springs of water.
The above land lying on and between
the waters of Tallahoma and Otoc, has
one of the best outlets for stock in the
country.
! will, if desired, sell off four hundred
acres of the above land separate. two hun
drcd and fifty acres of which Is very rich
Prairie, and the balance rich Swamp.
Terms favorable as to price and time o.
payment. Address
ISAAC ROBERTS.
GgrEui1iHc. MV.. July 10. 1859. 44-3m
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InSOIyent Notice.


To all the Creditors the + tate Of JAMES
WALKER, late of Wayne County, de
ceased:
TIE undersigned Commissioner Of In
i solvency on said estate, having filed
his report in the office of the Probate
Clerk of said County, at the July term,
1859, of the Probate Court: 1t Is there.
fore ordered by said Court that publica.
ton be made in the Eastern CLARION, q
newspaper printed and published in Jas
per County, in this State, notifying all
creditors that at the September term Of
the Probate Court of Wayne County, the
claims against the estate will be taken NJ
for examination and allowance, and tha
they are requested to attend if they see
fit, &c. J. W. BONklN,
Commissioner cf IgSolr1cy.
Aug. 3, 1859. 43-jw
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Splendid Land for sale.

Ss5e THE undersigned offers for
7feS sale seven hundred and fiity-six
SS7SsSE acres of the best land in Newton
- or any OF the adjoining counties,
lying on the head waters of Tallahala
creek, known A. the IIollamon, Cross and
Harrell land, a portion of which is in a
fair state ofcultiyation, with good and COM
Portable cabins on it. 1t is prairie and
swamp land. Also, other landsin Newton
and Jasper counties, all of which | will
sell on favorable terms as to price and
time Of payment. Address,
JAS. T. PAYNE.
GarluisuHr NSs.
MAY p. 1859. 33-6m
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CHEWING ToBACCo.-The graSshoppers in
parts of Virginia are acquiring the habit
of chewing tobacco. 1t is said they have
eaten the growing tobacco crop-the nasty
things. By-and-by they will be smoking
cigars and drinking spirits.
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THE subscriber wishing to concentrate
II his capital in the Commission busi
ness. offers for sale large tract of LAND
in Jasper County, Miss. containing 2OG
acres and lying on Quatalah and Talla
hala Creeks. The price will be low TO 0
purchaser Of the whole-or it would b,
divided. if desired.
jos. BORDEN,
Mobile. Ala.
Dec. IL. 1883. off
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MICE AND RATs.-Mice and rats are
often very destructive in gardens, espe-
cially in hot-beds. Mr.. Glenny says
Rats and mice are easily destroyed, if we
sent about it in earnest. Get live Plaster
of Paris and -four, mix them dry in equal
quantities. lay it in dry places, and sprink-
le little sugar amongst it. Both mice
and rats eat ravenously, the plaster sets
firm directly after it is moistened, be-
comes lump inside them, and kills them
to a certainty. Gardeners Monthkv.
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An auctioneer having horse to sell
which 60 could not be induced to cross a
EiSn Sridre tG that lay in the way of his masters
conntrv residence, advertised him as Ito
Iou ~ noid for no fault but that his owner
,~os desirous of going out of the city"
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Lnmberi LnmbeTli Lumberii
Fresh Arrivals.

VIZ HAVE tuHr OPENED 81 our Old stand. snd
w uner to our friends and rustomer-, veil 50
irutnd siurt ~
STAPLE GOODS,
90 ths most reasonable tsrtns-n small sdvanre on
cost fnf Cash.
Our 1id customers and The public generally are in
vitud ta call and enaminp fnr thrmselyps. We Hhih
D. constantly receiving additions tn nur stock
ftt..tf.g, L.. 4 taso fg.tf
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-S--------
Gen. Reuben Davis Viewn

A few weeks since, C. H. Williams. ESQ.
of Okolona, addressed Gen. Davis a letter.
inquiring after the truth of certain reports,
relative TO his views on the question of re-
opening the African Slave Trade. Gen.
Davis replies as follows:
Mr.. c. H. WILLIANs:-DedrS Sir :-Yo our
favor of the I'd inst, have this moment
received. | reply instantly, but briefly
You say "the Opposition are active in cir
culating the report that you, (l) are in fa-
vor of repeating the African Slave Trade
laws, and ofsuppyling our farms with Afri-
cans instead Of native segroes; and that
Won IN are desirous that the question shall
constitute an essential element in the COM
inc canvass" In all this, | have been mis-
represented. have expressed no opin-
ion in reference to the repeal of the laws
have constantly said, that in nv opin.
ion, it would be extremely imprudent for
the South to initiate this new element in
to the political issues of the day; as Il
could only, without practical good. pro-
duce discord at home, and irritation
abroad, and disturb the settlement of tbo
grave questions now pending between the
North and the South; and being brougbt
to close in such manner, | hone. as will
restore harmony to the Union. | havs
and do repudiate it as an issue in the can.
vass.
have the pleasure to be your friend.
pEITDLNr u
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GraaI AOOtrtismmts.
The state or Mississippi

y EN ANN WI. y T.
~ hf Protrif Court of s1i Comfy.
To Daniel Walton Mary A. Walton, John
4. Walton. James H. Walton, VIM. u.
Walton. Margaret :. Walton, Enoch
Walton. George W. Walton, and An.
drew Walton: and Martha Wall and
samuel Wall. her husband; Elizabeth
Duuagin and George ". buuagin.
her husband: and all Others Interested
IN the real and personal estate ofJoliN
WALTON. deceased
Won are hereby cited to appear before
the Probate Court Of the county of
Newton. on the fourth Monday of August
next. To show cause why the petition of
VIM. Walton. Administrator Of the estate
Of John Walton. deceased, praying for "a
sale Of the roal aud personal estate of the
said John Walton, deceased, should not be
granted.
BY order Of the Court.
JAS. A. WARE, Clerk.
Julv y. 1857 42-jt
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I have The pleasure to be your friend.
REUBEN DAVIS,

CURIOUS DICTIoSARY.-Ceo. w. Mat
sell, late Chief of Police, is about to pnb-
lish dictionary of the rogues' dialect. the
words employed by thieves, burglars, stock
jobbers and other depredators upon prop
erty. A large proportion of the words
are from the Gipsey dialect, with a mix-
ture of Hebrew and Sanscrit. So perfect
is the rogues' language, that Mr.. MatselI
declares that two thieves ofdifferent Conn
tries, perfectly ignorant of each Others
vernacular, are able to converse intelligi-
bly, by using this dialect alone.-[N =
Sun.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-08-17

"JoHN," said father to his son one
day when he caught him shaving the
down off his upper lip don't throw your
shaving water out where there are any
barefooted boys, for they might get their
feet pricked."