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Wholesale and Retail Flour Store before purcha-
sing elsewhere. Being thankful for past fayors,
asks continuance of the same
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TOR SALE Also.

Nv tendency. lately, has been
.s.,kzsn. directed towards the Southern
f39 Railroad. in Newton County
G92sR whore own a tract 3l 700 ~, a'rt7 ;,
Il of good bottom and hill land,
winch is the hconlvinducemcnt that prompts
me 10 offer the above described residence
and farm lands for sale. ! offer for sale,
also. a portion of INV guH acre tract IN New
ton. situated Is miles northwest OF Enter
prise. and about ~ miles west OF Meridian
Junction in l.auderlale County. Depot
is about to be established ON tins tract.
This is excellent land.
The Chickasahay Plantation Of bottom
and upland. can be bought, llateIy De
longing 10 Levi Sumrall, Sr, deceased J ~
reasonable terms. which comprises about
80 acres. Joining the first described resi-
dence and plantation. This plantation Is
surrounded 10y every advantage.
Lands are selling in the ncighborhood
at and from SID L. so per acre. In" u
ties To the lands that oilcr for sale are
perfectly good. The time Is not tar diS-
tant when this tract Of land will bring S4u
TO $50 per acre. This plantation has 2
/ splendid outlet. fine river range, and
/ good water.
/ 'L"Ars we payment l'iu' -,
/ one half cash, and the other hall on tiihe'
\ or property in or near Mobile, or negroes
/ viii be taken for the remainder.
\ The stock of cattle and hogs about ~
head Of each-can bc bought quite low
together with the present growing crop al
the plantation first described. can 10
found at DeSoto Clarke County, Miss, oI
at the iarIn. four miles south.
have other lands for sale IN smith
Jones, and this County.
+. S.-'fhe above described lands, hk'
all other good lands along the line OF an,
Railroad, will increase in value to ~
so, 500. and finally to SlOd per acre, am
even more. II is one Of the few hrst rat
tracts Of good, lasting soil, near the line q
the Railroad, on the west side of the riyel
The natural richness Of the soil, and Tn
advantages Of this tract Of land, will, b
ditching and other improvements. IN a ie'
years, increase its value to 500 per acre
These results are certain. All capable
Judging will conclude this on looking
the premises. NJ. r. y.
De.>0io, Mss, June /, 1859. 34-u
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NfNhhN NhNNNNs
Probate Court. .Tpiy T,vm. lsjg
Matter of the petition Of james Ranks,
guardian Of the minor heirs Of JESSE
BYRD. deceased;
ORDERED by the Court that citation
~ issue to Rasberry Byrd, Judy and
Jesse Byrd. minors. and james Banks
their ruardian-to Harriet Banks John
T. Robertson, husband Of Mary now de-
ceasod. al Of Green County, and that pub
location be made In the Eastern Clarion,
Of paulding. Mississippi 10 Elizabeth Ban.
ter and her husband William Baxter. III
~ Williams and her husband benjamin
Williams, Of the Counsy-~s-Aka=htugtou
State Of Alabama and Ellen lloyd and
her husband David Lloyd. of the State of
Texas, and al other persons interested In
said Lands
You are hereby notified to BE and per.
sonallv appear before the Hon the Pro-
hate Court of Green County. next 90 bc
holden at the Court House thereof in the
town of Leakesville. on the second Mon
day If October next. then aud there 30
show cause why said Land should not bc
sold to-wit the Fast fractional Of fpc.
tiounl section ~. in r. s. n. 20 Il. q ".
Also The West part of fractional Section I.
iu z. 4 ~, Of a. West.
true copy from the minutes.
WM. e.. DENMARK, Cfrk.
July ~ 1859. 4t=ht
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4Ni5tCllanCouG.
Valuable Plantation for Sal

.uHls~, TuE undersigned offers for sale
:! li.- plutatIou. one mile south of
Sr Garllud-yillc. containing 300
acrcs-of which 2uu acres Is rich
swamp and prairie slough land
~O or Iuu acres rolling prairie. and the
balance ct the tract level and sandy
There are I3uacrcS i'm good state ofculti-
yltiou-cond Dwelling and out-houscs-a
well of water in the yard, and very good
orchard on the place. ] will also add To-
this. it wanted. loo acres of black prairie.
all in good state of cultivation. or 100
acres oi rich prairie and swamp slough
land. 2~u acres OF which are in "a high
state of cultivation. and nearly all fresh
The last named place has "a good framed
Gin House. with other buildings suitable
for q plantation. ] will sell the three
tracts together. if wanted, aud say that
out of the whole lot of 92O acres. there Is
not more than fifty acres hut what will
pay well 10 cultivate. For further parti-
culars refer To myself or X. +. Harper, at
this place.
JARRED WATTS.
GuhmRs,7Hr. HISS, July Is, lSj9. 40-tf
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The state or Mississippi.

lovrs CorNry.
~ praiHs C.ut n aiii tbHfy. Jsiy Trru,
1850.
10 Philip Williams and Mcldred Williams
biz wife. and other persons Interested In
the estate Of Asa WALTERS. drccas-
ed
NTuu are hereby cited 10 be and appear
before the Probate Court ~ said coun-
w. at The next term thereof. to De- holden
no che Courthouse of said county. on the
second Monday of September next, to
show cause. if any you can, why the final
account Of l.ham and y. u. Walters, eN-
ccutors II the last will and testament Of
said tcststor. now ON hle IN this Court.
should not then and there be allowed and
n decree made accordingly.
Witness. thu Hon VIM. Hood, Judge
of said Probate Court. the 2nd Monday Of
July, A. d. ls50.
Given under my hand and
SEAL seal Of office, July the 18th,
~ A. D. 1850.
u. NJ SHOWS. Clerk,
July % 1850. 4l-5t
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AdmInIstrator's sale.

DY order Of the Probate Court Of Smith
ID County. at the July term thereof
1850. will sell before the door Of the
Court House In Williamsburg. Covngton
County. ON the 18th day Of August next.
ton saturday. on a credit Of twelve
months. b. the highest bidder the follow
ing described Lands viE The y. Of the
v. Z Soc. -. and the s. W. I Of s. r. and
the 4. y. q Of s. W. Sec. l3. and the y e..
y. ofN. p. See 25. T. 9, ". r. tG w,
aud the S W Of y. W. I, See. 10. T. o.
~. x. u. W., containing 32n acres, lying
IN Covingtou County. Miss. Said lands
are situated within some i've or six miles
Of the fsrrryr,f 'Hr Of the Gulf and Ship
Island Railroad - Reed Brake ant Pine Hal
ho land some little improvement on
said Land, though not much Of the tract IN
cultivation.
Not and approved security will be requires
for the purchase money.
Any person wishing 10 make persona
examination Of these Lands before thl
day of sale. by calling on me, ! will nc
company them, and show said Lands.
J. d. W. DUCKWORTH.
Admir- ne EstHe of r. y. Dbfct,rorfh, drr'a
Raleigh, Smith Co., July ~, 1889. AS
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DN virtue Of decree of the Probate
I'D Court Of Wayne County, and State of
Mississippi, made at the March term, y.
u. lSil. ] 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 in September next, within
the usual hours Of sale, to the highest bid
der, on u 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 Ed
WARD MCLAUGHLIN, deceased, to-wit :
| The North Fast fourth Of Section six. of
/ Township seven, Range five. West the
/ Fast half Of North West fourth, Section
| six, Township seven, Range tive West
/ West half Of North West fourth Of Sec
/ ton six. in Township seven. of Range five,
West also the South East fourth of See
ton six, Of Township seven, Range five,
| West. containing four hundred and eighty
| acres more or less.
The above Lands lie within one and a
half miles Of the Mobile and Ohio Rail
road. and four miles South East Of Win.
chester Depot. There are about two hun
dred acres Of the above Land in good
state Of cultivation.
On said premises is good Dwelling
Kitchen, Crib Lots, Negro Houses, DC.
and splendid water.
The purchaser or purchasers will be re-
quired Co give note or notes. with appruy
Ell security. for the purchase money, an,
the statutory lien viii be reserved also io
the payment of the same.
JOHN MCLAUGHLIN.
IamutSy1nlr.
Aug. g. lSiq. Asst
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Land for sale.

~ ! NOW offer for sale, 40 acres of
#iii LAND, the tract on which ! now
E VI reside. l. miles South of Decatur,
IN Newton County. This tract is one mile
South Of the Southern Rail Road, and en-
braces the best of pine, oak, hickory, and
reed brake land. fifty acres of which Is un-
der fence. and forty in cultivation. good
cabins, water and orchard. The improve.
meuts are all new. All the stock, with
the growing crop of corn, if desired.
Also. 24O acres Of wild land, eight miles
south Of Decatur. on Pottochitto Creek,
one mile from said Rail Road. This tract
embraces - acres of the best of bottom
land, together with pine, oak and hickory
land.
For terms, apply to me on the above
premises, OF B. STONE, Esq. near my resi-
dcnce. 4. u. WOODIIAM.
Merton o.. July -. 1859. 42-3w
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A COMMITTEE Of the members of Sa-
"a lem Church propose to let out 10 the
lowest bidder the building of House ot
Worship for the use Of suid Church. which
Is situated about one mile north of Davis
Vile. jasper County, Mississippi. OF the
following dimensions. II will be- GU feet
long. tn feet wide-thc wall lS feet high.
3 windows on each sidc-two in one end
to contain - lights cach-rlass u In. 10y
% m.-oue above the pulpit to contain
lG lights of the same size; door~. two ia
each end. feet, wide. height in proper
ton. to be- placed on rollers. The Hopr
to De- laid with well dressed heart plank
Z in. wide II in. thick ] centre sill 10 IN.
square sleepers to be- . inch Wy lu inch,
placed feet apart-to be- underpinucd
with rock, or brick. every lu feet under
each sill-this underpinniuE To ho u in.
high corner post in by : iu.; door post
I in by q window post I in. by ! IN. .
studdiug in. by ! in; 3 columns in th"
centre. 10 in. square plates in. Wy in;
ioist . in. hy : in. every feet mlter Z
In. W. 3 at bottom. 3 iu square at top the
top b. be- ovcrlaid with ~hectinr, and rooi
to bee Of heart shingles u in. long To- show
3 in. The frame To- be- wcather-hnardcd
with heart lumber, : in. by 2. The house
| to be boxed around both sides and ends
/ A partition 10 feet from the back end q
/ feet high 32 box seats ~ feet long. and
! n Of same make II feet long. and one :
feet long The pulpit to be- placed upon
/ n platform : feet by q feet, round in front
and a hible-stand upon the top; seat ioI
thcepulpit and small table in front.
There will be- sealed bids received by
| r. B. IIrsLtr. Prairie Line r. O., Miss.
until the sth Of Septgmbcr next. wher
/ the Committee will meet at Salem Churcl
/ to let out the building, which shall b,
completed by the lst or March next.
r. B. llESLIP, Chairman.
.Lispfr CoiDthJ. Mss. Aug. 3. 1859. 43-3v
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TO all the Creditors OF the Estate of AMES
WALKER, late Of Wayne County, de
ceased
THE undersigned Commissioner Of In
i solvcncy ON said estate. having filed
his report in the office Of the Probate
Clerk Of said County. at the July term,
1852 of the Probate Court ID j. there
fore ordered hy said Court that publica-
ton be made in the Els'.ra CLARION, u
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 up
| for examination aud allowance. aud that
| they are requested To attend il they see
| it, SC. j. W. BONKlN,
t0mmissimsr qf InsoiypcV.
Aug. 3. 1859. 43-lw
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HlIE undersigned offers for sale six
/ hundred and twenty acres of the best
Bottom and Prairie Land in the County
of Jasper. one mile and a half west of
Montro~c. ON the waters Of Tallahala
Creek There are one hundred and sixty
or seventy acres Of open land on the
premises, two double log cabins and other
t-houSc--Cin House and Press put up
last year-Lcsidcs there is rs good water
n the country can afford.
A. to price. the terms will be made easy
for the purchaser. Address
\. Z. DUKE.
HgHfroS5. HISS.
July ~. 1850 4l-Gt
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July p. 1859. ''''-'' ig,.i sa.t
TOWN PRoPERT

- THE subscriber OILERS for sale his
iiI Houses and lots in the town of
WIPaulding "A Store House AMI two
Residences. The Store House j. eHgibly
situated j. a. commodious a. any in the
place, and Is now occupied n a 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. \. n. ApAus is authorized 10 sell
this property for me. and application may
H. made 10 him, OF to me 1T beSoto.
NJ. p. BEARD.
August Ord, 1869. Fi-tf
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UTUEREAS Letters Tcstamcntary of
w the last will and testament of ABB
JAZZ CANDY, deceased were granted to
the undersigned At the last July term Of
the Probate Court of Wayne County. State
Of Mississippi. now al persons having
claims against the estate of said decedent
nre hereby required b. exhibit the same.
and have them registered. in the manner,
and within the time prescribed Ny law, or
they will be forever barred
JOHN T.. CANDY,
ARTHUR CANDY.
Err1ifarg
Iuiy Goth. 1850 4l-Gw
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July o. lS5


~Curr tnUNrNs
d, proiti, Court af slif CatHV Nay Tsrm,
4. n. 1850.
Toll. n. williams and Elizabeth Williams
and an others interested in the Estate
of KINSEY WtNSTEAD. deceased:
WOU are hereby cited 10 be and person
ally appear before the Probate Court
of said County, on Monday the 9Th day Of
September next, 10 show cause if any you
can. why the final account OF Joseph and
Thomas Wiustcad, executors Of the last
will and testament Of nid testator, now
on Gle in this Court should not then and
thero be- allowed, and decree mad,
thereon accordingly.
Witness the Hon. A. W. H. MetcalG
Judge Of said Probate Court, the lst Mon
day Of May, A. y. 1889.
- Given under my hand and sea
SEAL MAY 2jth, 1852
wv !. u. JONES. Clerk
July ~. 1850. 42-it
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AhnInI.trnInr.. snIr.

nUR~JANT toa decree of the Probate
III Court Of Wayne County. State oi Mis-
-issippi. made at the Nav term, l~jH.
thereof. the undersigned administrator of
the estate or pCGNIp McINUGllIlN,
decreased. will. ON saturday 18th uf Au-
gust next. sell ut public auction to the
highest bidder. at the late residence If
the said deceased. about five miles South
Fast Of Winchester. ON q credit of -iN
months. the following described slaves.
to-wit. Pcuuy. woman aged about 30
years. and her infant child Elias. hoy,
about r. years Edmund. hoy, about .
years. Alfred. a hoy. about : years Ju-
la about years. Sand slaves will he sold
subject to thp lien prescribed by the stat
ute, and the purchaser or purchasers will
be- required to give bond or bonds for the
sum or sums bid, with approved security.
payable us above.
EDWARD W. DAVIS.
iiw'r oH hs EstIic Of B N,Lgugifa.
July ~. 1859. 4u-tds.
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Afnll ANOrrtistmtnts.


UTUEREAS. at the May term. lSig. Of
w the Probate Court or Scott County.
Mississippi the estate ut l.. e. NTER
was declared iu-olycut. now. therefore.
an persons having claims against said c--
tate ary hereby notified to Tile the same
with the Probate Clcrl, Of said County.
duly probltcd and registered according To
law. within twelve months from the date
Of the first publication Of this notice. or
they will hc barred
+. VI. PETTY. Ihs'r.
r..... a. T-.Q r. a..
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L HEREBY forcwarn all persons from
i trading for two certain PROMlSORN
NOTES. made 10y me and payable to viii
liam james. .Ir., dated and due as fol
lows One dated May 2dth, lSj9. and due
January lst. lSGO, for one hundred and
fifty dollar--the 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 by law.
WILLIAM RILY.
July 2uth. 1859. 4l-jw
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EtqaI ANOutismmts.
The state OF Mississippi,
NENETlN GnTf fNTK

~ a. Probate C5,uf ~ sad Cagpfg.
To Daniel Walton. Mary A Walton. John
A. Walton. james ". Walton, VIM. u.
Walton. Margaret s. Walton, Enoch
Walton. George W. Walton. and An.
drew Walton. and Martha Wall and
samuel Wall. her hushand Elizabeth
punariu and George W. bunagin.
her husband. and al others Interested
IN the real and personal estate OfIullN
WALTON. deceased:
NOU are hereby cited 10 appear before
the Probate Court Of the county OF
Newton. on the fourth Monday Of August
next. 81 show cause why the petition Of
VIM. Walton. Administrator at the estate
Of John Walton. dcccascd. PRAYING for a
sale of the real and personal estate Of the
said John Walton. deceased should not be-
granted.
BY order Of the Court,
JAS. A. WARE. Cirt.
Uttt, u- Ig5T l2-lt
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stray Notice.

- TAKEN up by II. W. Par
NfwWyN ten, fourteen miles South
~ Eastof Decatur. one BROWN
.sSlepyCL- Pony MARE, about twelve
years old, left hind foot white. aud n large
white streak upon his nose and scar on
the right thigh, white spot on the left side
Of the back Appraised 10 bo worth sixty.
five dollars.
JONATHAN GRAHAM,
Ranger, Norila County
July "a. 1850. 42-3w
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To Land Buyers.

- THE undersigned, as agents
f1r RonEHr CAHsoS. oiier for
, sale valuable tract Of LAND,
- - in jasper County, situated
about seven miles from Pauldihg and
.l.ont thirteen south West Of Enterprite
=, tbe Mobile and Ohio Rail Road. The
tr,rt contains twelve hundred acres, about
one thousand Of which il susceptible OF
.,,,..,,,ss6,i cultivation. About half the
tr,et i prairie and slough land, the ba-
lance swamp and post oak lime land. This
land flr fertility l. not surpassed by any
Ia he Eastern part ~ the state. u viii
h. .old on accommodating terms, both ~
4, nries and time of payment.
SHANNON a STREET
Pmlhsg. July n, 1859. 42-f
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-08-10

TUNuE subscriber wishing 10 concentrate
his capital In the Commission busi-
mess. offers Tor sale large tract Of LAND,
in Jasper County Miss, containing 2lGO
acres. and lying ON Quatalah and Talla-
bnla Greeks The price viii be low 10 q
purchaser of the wholc-or Il would be
divided, II desired.
JOS. BORDEN.
Mobile, Ala.
Dsr m. 1853. 9-G