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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-12
STATE OF MIssIs nPPI,


Al ckaaesry RaIss before he GsrE, aug. Ca, 1850
''''' 2; a.1''', BIN = r..f... l.sa ride. d
U7HERAs. Jsssss q. Wszsu, has 6lsd his biIl
w "a The Chancsry Co1rs Of Nsshobs county,
praying for : confmsti1n cf his titls % the West
ka4 of the n6rfheast q1nrt<s, of section four,
township tan, of znRs thirtseu, eazs situated II
Nsshobs county. phioh aid lend vas spld for tie
taxes due therson, - RobeZt ,. kirklend, Sheriff
and Tax eo.Ise:oz q Nssho5e county. y he ye.r
ls. :. e l..s aaz e s '2s ah.n.s osop; p
rhsFs1s. ths nd q 8 6inn11s sold a1d conTsysd
szid lands . yEsuizh Pilgrim end Jarvis Ssale,
uho 1oii and oen41Ied th1 lans = Jessee Q War
rsn gho he1 lied hls till rxz5 ing com1rnstion Of
his ti.Is IS 6fofss.id. d ths okancsry Court Of
Net11I1 o111tr 1@l.Ii Is srfl zsss5<l
It i tksfefofs ori1rsd. fhat noiics n the PEN
dsnsy Of this nit b EiFs1 b publicstion IN
The Ms.isaippienI rukiishsd IN t1e city Of Jack
81. s. sa g s = esss s nsass ss. e. e fsd. =
Coopsood, sad ali persons claiming OF has-
ine a interests sitbsr legal o. equitable, n ssid
lands at The time fhe sane vas soid for he taxs'
dns 70 be and sppsar 81 the nsx< ter Ct the Chan'
esry Court, q s. hsi1 q ths Court House e ~
toea Of PhiIn6alphis, % the 1r1 Acndsy Of Sep
rsmbsr, 1850, and thou calrS, 4 f1e{ eans W
"a cisinanfs title ahrll not - eepnruecs q g.
sss WI y duly eccolai1s g tne tssys
s,.t-ts - ~ anl 6sssidc1 d su6h rEsss.
nj is f1Tthm 6fisrs1, tAil or1er bs pne 1ene
~ aboEs fcr ent 1pzinE The tern q .11rY eeys.
= GI1Es nndsr uf kert e1d seai O. 1zi
rs. Conrf, Is khiI14clt51 MS the ote q
a. Anrust, a. D. 1850.
q - = = q q. 6 oRocKkITt Clerk,
aux Is 'so--E5s. z = kos>, =. y
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: COMaIlssIONER,s sAEE.

k1n,.1.nee . q decree In the Chaneery Court
:. 9inds gounty, Mississippi, for District No.
8 aassd On the eth june, f56 wherein D. E.
ooerns. e q are compainalts, and a. q. Dinkins,
ssAseians st ala srs defsniEnts, IN which the NM
e.s.gaed YES apppintsd oeunisssioner. IshaIl
e pnblic sdln, nn the premises, in the CITY Of
- &sseksen, on Monday, tie frst dzgof October next,
- property known Is ne Mansion House premises
ylng z JaalDon, and bsi1g Tie whole Of lot num-
eet one and --fest of ef the Hest end ef lot NUM-
~ eight, all in fractional square number two
seatl; and - he sans time and Place shall ozer
public sale, forty acres Of land lying In Rankin
county, Mississippi, near the city Of Jackson, and
AneDn ~ the s0n.h-West qusrfer Of the north
east quarter Of section feurteen, toHnship 6vs.
range ons, east, (on which there Is dwelling
Mouse, together with al and sIngulsr the appur-
tenences Belonging 10 the said two lots Of land.
The said property win b sold separately and
one halt the purchase nonsy paysblein three,
and the other half In nix months from the day Of
sale. The purchaser or purchasers giving sp-
proved notes to be surrsndered up with the title
deeds, on the payment thsreof.
The title Il believed % be good, but Shall only
convey such title as is vested IN me By the said
decres YF ELLIOTT,
July IL ,6o-Wta, Commissioner
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STATE OF MIeSIssIPPIl In Chaneery Court,
ScorF CoUnrx. Oct Term, A. d. 1850.
H10 al other persons claiming 6f having IN in
tsrsss sithsr legal o. sqailsbls, in the lands
hereinafter descTihsd e ths time the same ware
sold for taxes, and I'll such other persons = may
be interested thersin II sssse.s. -
Take notice, that have fled my bin In the
Chanesry Court Of Scott for aconfrm1ton Of title
under the aet Of lolh of FsbEuarys le5o IN and 70
the following lands IN aid County, 70 wit:
Whereas, the Wsst-haIf ef SoathHest quarter,
and north quarter e section sixteen, township six
range six, and the Ksst-hslf Of Scssheast quarter
Sad WeStrhalf o. 8olthHsst quarter Of secfipn
uinstsen, and the Esst-half Of Northeast quzrtcrs
Of section thirty one and East nAlf of
township ssyen, range six, East cold for the taxes
due thsrson, for ne ys.r 1914, and Deed dated
17th June, 1874, and unlsss yea pleadEensWer or
dsnur. 70 aid hil On or hsfurs the 3ra Monday Of
Ossobsr 1eao, TIE 6Est day q the next regular
tsrn Of the Ch1ncsry Co1rs 70 be held st Hills
boro in ssid County, the same viii be taken -
confessed, 1nd deersed seoordingiy. 81
f 9J CAR0LINUs BOYD.
3 RusH BuokNn, ST for conp,ainaat
Aur Is Sa60-wfk.s
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or The struggle in Texas is between
slavery and feedom--sIavery that killeth,
and freedom that maketh aliye.--Nesc York
Tribune.
The struggle in Texas is that Of the most
demoniac passions against law, civilization
and humanity. Houses are burned, men
murdered, children massacred, women out
ragged and then consigned to death-and all in
the mere wantonness of cruelty and crime
As well say that the outrages of the Druses
are the struggles Of pure religion, as ascribe
the horrors of the Texan border to the love
Of liberty!
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!. . -, a.. ss,srs sEs cisrl ~ d. lssa.
5osa 2: Ns1ss Nsa }sll : i p..ss.s i, Land. zlti.s.

:, f.tsaes,y k.sss bssrs its otsrt Asg eth 1884,
5oaa 9; N.ass' ss }Bll . p.fs.. Land. Tltis..
A.d95Hsxx js<a q wssrss. q. slsd his I'm
W ~ ~ Cksncery Co1rE q Nestobs countJ5
-. - 4 confrnsdcu a 1i5 tae 9 the
~ k.ir a. souEkasst fo1rth = seetion thirty,
..s-ss.i- -. q r.nss fsnr.pens eas5 at2sts5 ~
Ns.<<5s County, Hbieh Eaia is1d Hss fozisl.sa g
- essts e f'F t9s 49, -, ees .s -a..,s2
.,.s;d for he e fas ss3e see
q one enezss s..s q .Ss s6sts e Mississippi,
- 9.S 49, q. y. I154 b. e1o bez{ An.ts!l, Eho
I'D - se1sss g .,s7ssrS srid lslds . 1o5n g War
r.s -. 70 - = .7srsssid s6snss1y csaft q
n..lsss sesE ordsrss szet letics e t5s gsn.
~ fSis suit . y giE.n p p1s.,estlf2n = f..z y
asnek 2. pdb{1ed n ths elty 2! Jacz-
he =. -s,--;2e st fh6 4o1rt Hsess 1oor =
sol, 3 - = kfiis3sIphia, fof t1rty 1sy4 e -
- - II 49, ,1i ~ p>rscrs elr.n!15 q ~.
- sifk,r isrsl or eqeite1,e Y 4 - .ses,
- ,:s - ssu6 Esre fqrfci'e4 e =, - sszz =
=. -cs<{< tE tte r1z< tern q ~ -
-. i Sc tsI1 = - Sezz I. -. - st'
y = issisti1, c1 - - - q q a ,,si.,,
80 ~ Ttaa <teec Z 49, x. = - s-S.s jiI
80, si,Is 5t.I ect = = 81 = ,si6
- az pertsc..z. e. -I.z - no
- lsf5 tiIl = 80 J. - -
e - 51s.s 1.s11 - =, - Ia 81 q ~
49,. = PssIs6sIr Irhiz, ~ - - ~
~ As1p,e Z. S. oRockETT, usst,
..r-is se-vss. -. ho11' p.o'
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DY Virtue Of . deed Of Trust made By W. a
u Purdou, dated z3rdof March, 1857 to me .,
Trustees, 20 secure 70 Thomas aslm, certain debts
therein named. win, On the 25th day Of Septem.
bsr 1850 bafors the front door cf the State House.
in the city Of jackson, sell at public auction, q
the highest kidder, for cash Al and singuler, the
presses, types casss, and printing materials, aud
fixtures &C the data Of aid Deed ef Trust, known
and usea a. those Whereby and with which the
newspaper then known q the flag Of the Union
belonging or appsrtaining thereto % far Is they
may come to my handa, they being now in the
efRcs Of the sEagie of the south = s.zs.
Aug II '6o--tds d. SHELTON, Truestee.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


ELECTIoN---PROC
JOHN. PETTUH, Governor Of ths Stale Of Aissis.
sippi. TO tie 6ksrif Of the Comfy Of - aad
NNfHEREAS As. the frss Monday In October, A. D
w 1860, Il the day appointed by law for hold
ing an election IN this State, and whereas, It Is
made my duty 70 issue writ requiring you 70 bold
the said election 1t the time and place appointed
b. Law; -
Noso, thersfors, /, JoHH ]. PETTus, Governor of
the State Of Mississippi, do issue this, my writ,
recurring You 10 hold an election ut the several
precincts in your County, ON the FIRST Monday in
October, A. ID. 1850, for the following effcers to
serve for the time specified BY Law, TO wit:
One Judge Of the High Court Of Errors and APP
peals, for the lst. Judicial District;
One Judge Of the Probate Court;
One Clerk Of the Probate Court;
One Clark Of the Circuit Court;
One Sheriff;
One Tax Assessor
8 One Coroner;
One County Treasurer
One County Surveyor;
8 One Ranger;
Five members Of the Board Of Police, and such
Constabies and Justices Of the Peace as the Law
requires.
At the said election, you viii notice and carry
out all the regulations Of Law, and make your
returns duly IS thereby prescribed.
GIVES under my hand and the Great
LS. Seal of the State Of Mississippi, hereunto
afixed at the City Of jackson, this, the
iS B. di sSs q Gov.rsor: Mqsor: = . JOHN ]. PETTUs.
CA. BaouaHEs, Secretary Of State.
Aug. II ,60-tE.
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Hon, u, N. Bsrrisn and Hon, Edward
/, s.ss.a .n .s 3 Everett.

IN a12. Rhsn the charge OF unsoundness
on the slavery question was made against Mr..
Everett Senator BerTien. being called on "a
defend his vote fdr him Is Minister 10 Eng.
land, sindicated itriumphaAlly both himself
and Mr. Everett, in his address 10 the people
Of Georgia. - Washf'gf4' Unioa sGaari
Aud the people Of Georgia condemned Mr..
Berrien for that very act vote Of ceHsNse
against him passed the Georgia Legislature
almost unanimously, for unstaiAing the uOmi-
nation of Mr.. Everett as Ml6istef % England.
Eavindicated triamphantIy,s = inasedt He was
condemned by the very tribanal tths people Of
Georgia. to whom he aadfssssdh his = vindica-
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VOL. xviii.
! F5E6TsIsIo0N---PR0cLAMATIoN.

ToHpL PEFTUz Goperaoref ths stnfs 2, s-,.s..
sipD;. 70 tke She5f ef - tou.sy ~ frst
M HEREAS, Tuesday next Ai.el .nG + = ths
w Moaday in the month Of EossMh o.shs hnndred
wear of our Lord, one thousand eigns nunusa nn,b
nd inv being the sixth dnyef the sala
s the tine appointed BY Law h0las So yoss for
tian Ia this STATE for seven Electors ~ a. ~
Pree;dent md Viee-P OF the oni.su
of Imsrca; and whereas it is my d1sy .o ,ssas
writ Of election, requiring you 70 hoia .ne
a The time and place sppointed oy Law
Eosa. tlsrsfers, !, JoaN J. PETTUs, Governor o.
the State Of Mississippi do issne sn,s, my VIII re-
ouirine You 10 hold an election at the several pre-
cints in your County, on Tuesday nezs; sesr sne n
first Monday in the month Of November, A.
1850 for the election of seven Electors TO vote ior
President and Vice President Of the onltea oeaees
Of America; and do moreover enloin u upon
yoa to conduct said election in all respects con-
form ably to Law, and make due returns tnereoi 70
he Secretary Of State.
GfvEH nnder my hand, and the Great
L 5. Seal Of the State Of Mississippi, hereun-.
- 10 nfixsd, at the City Of jackson, this the
Ilth day Of August, A. D. 1860. ,,,
: BY the Governor: JOHN J. REITus.
CA. BRouoHEs, Secretary Of State.
August "A 'so--t s.
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INsURREcr1oE IN GEoRG1A.-By passen.
ger last night from Atlanta, we learn that in
telligence had been received from Adairsyille,
on the Georgia State road. that q negro plot
had been detected in that neighborhood
Last Saturday night was to have been the
time. p
A Northern white man, concerned, was run
down with dogs and killed by the citizens
| Montgomery Mall 9th alt. S
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Public Speaking.

j. B. Chrisman, candidate for Elector of
President and Vice President, for tho Fifth
Congressional District of Mississippi. on the
Breckinridge and Lane ticket, and Gus. Il.
Wilcox, candidate for the same Office, on the
Bell and Everett ticket, will address the peo-
pie upon the political issues of the day at the
folIoyinc times and places, to-Wit
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STATE OF MlssIssIPPI,
NHsHDBk CoUNfr.
A cza.e-rz Rulss bssrs tas Clerk, Asg. GA, 1850.
John 9; = W.H''' Bni : p..s.s.t.na ri,l.s.

Af CAoDocrg 4ute9 osLors - NseTS5 ass otAs Aoos
John Q. Warsn. mn, !. p.,s...4.,s 4,,,,.... e.
NJHRREAe, John O. Wausn, has Sled his bin
w IN ihs ch.neszy C0zrt ef Esshcbs Comfy,
praying fora co1Grnati1nof his tioe . the VEST
hall Of the norLhssst qaezisf, q ssetien thirty,
Esshobe Co1aty, akish Md Lard ras forfeited
70 he st4.s q hi.i.ipPi, for he t.xe due ard
lpaid fer The ys.s 1sz8, e h lsnd and prpperty
of one JossrA !, BlrkeH, ard said I.nds Esrs par
chased q fsdssusd of ths SLsts q Missieippi,
by ons Berry AnsssIl, rho sd ead so1ssysd sid
lsnds % John @ Wafsu, sh8 hs6flsd hi1 IN prsy-
iDr conarmstion Of III titie - aforesaid u fhs
Ckancsry Cszrt q Nsshoba county ;szs as
a istks..far. ereersa. thst nctle. q t.s pendsn-
y q this szit BE- giys1 b Pab!iostio1 !. The
and By posfing at ths Court Hoass door, in the
tszn Of PhilsdslPAia fer thirty aayA . yossph
J. BarksIl and Al psrssns claiming Or having
landsst the time ne szne forfeited % tie STATE
n bs sna eppear st - nezt tczu of ths Ohancery
oozrt, 70 be hsid u he Court Heusss Il the tsxn
Of PhlladaIphia, On The sra honday Of Sept. 1850,
andshoE esuss, ifsny thsy e.1, Why said cisinsnts
title shah not be confirmed o. the sans uih be
daly psrfscssd according 70 the prayer q saidcon-
plainants bill IN sccordance uith the ststntes In
such eases mads end provided.
4 g 6ssAer ordered, That this order he published
as saboVs, for and during the term Of thirty dsys.
0syEN under my band, and See! q aid
Court, - PbiIedeIphi4, this tie 9th dsy Of
Aaxust, 4 D. 1850.
sag Is 'eo-ssE. \ y. koss.
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To Our PArnoss IN CARROLL, HoLmEs AND
YAzoo.-E. Frank Hatch. Esq, is our author
ized agent for the Mississippian, and viii visit
our friends in the aboye-named counties dur
ing the present month Of September.
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BELL IN EEw JERsEY.--GgEAr EErHUs-
IAsM.--out Of more than sixty papers pub
Iished in New Jersey, We know Of one tAgoE-
ing the election of Bell and Everett, alas
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mraTInM.


Hy0 the unknown owners Of the West half of
Let number fifteen. in West jackson, said
Lot q bounded By Capitol street on the North
by Pearl street On The 6euth--James Mulialy on
the East,-and crossing he n. o. B j. Railroad,
On The West 70 Short streeF, containing two
and ninsty-6vs hnndredths acres, more or less.
TAKE NOTICE, that ufit Of I'd quad dasnnn
has been isznsd by the Clsrk Of the Circuit Court
Of Hinds County, % application Of the Southern
Railroad Combany,r-to condemn for depot and
warehouse for s2id road tbs west half Of aid lot
ef llnd-and that jury of inquest will be sum-
moned ss required b law 70 make true inquest Of
the damage the owner Of said land may suffer in
consequence cf the szms being condemned and used
b. ssid Southern EAilsvad Compsny, for the pur-
poses aforesaid, and that said inquest has been
txed Tor the I'd day Of September, In the year
1850 It which tine said Jury viii be upon said
lad Tor the purposes aforeeaid-When and where
the owner of owners can also be and appear and
sheu cause In thsir own behalf IN the premises.
49, W. TAYLOR,
aug 81 ,to-slt vat. sheriff Of Kinds Go.
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Public Speaking.

Livingston Minis and d. o. Merwin, candi-
dates for Presidential Electors, in behalf OF
the Democratic and Opposition parties. re-
spectiyely, for the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict, will address the people at the following
places and times:
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DELINQUENT TAx-LANDs.

jackson, Mis-, July 18th, 1859. J
THE following described lands, In the county Of
Issaqusna, delinqnent for non-psyment of tax
e Of 1857, will be subject 70 entry purchase At
this ocs after sixty dsysfrom the date hereof, BY
any citisen Of this State, upon payment Of amount
for which said landsare delinquent, and sll costs
% the State, with damages and subsequent taxes
accrued. See Revised Code Of Mississippi, chap /,
sec 9, arts IS and 40, page 81.
fft.fseo.,s - e{nnfsav
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Of Miss;ssippi.
h'lia. oarE,ss sh'E.'sa. E E. ssssn- T.sS.
VIM. B. Shearer. 1850.
DYY Yirsae Of the above stated writ Of Fserf Fa-
- eias e me- dirscted from the Hon. Circuit
Court Of tho United States for the Southern Dis
trict Of Missiesippi, win sell at Pablo Auction,
to the highest bidder for cash, on the Ist Monday,
the 3rd dsy Of September, 1850, before the State
House door, in the city Of Jackson county Of Hinds
Stzteof Mississippi, within the hours prescribed
By Law, the following described property, to-Hit:
0ne negro man, named Horace, about so years
old levied on g the properly of W: b: Shearer,
and viii be sold % satisfy The above stated ease,
and al costs. RICHARD GklFFIfH,
Marshal Southern Dist. Mississippi.
Aue IT 160--usH. =
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TRUSTEES SALE:

DY virtve Of dad Of trust made and execu-
u ted to ne On the ga day Of Beoembsf, a. D.
1855, by w. T. Holland and E. Holland his wife,
70 secure John <. Hail, Agent and Attorney tor
Mrs. Msygarst 4. Rsnffoe, the sum q money
therein aamsd and interest thereon, whNh deed e
recorded In ne Probate Ceurt Of Kinds county, in
Record Book Of Deeds Number q, pages e76 and
ezQ--T aill. a satzrdsE he 1Qtt day Of septeu-
Der. 1855. ssIl d The highest bidder for essh, At
public oetofy at The feont door Of The CAPITOL IN
the city Of Jaeksen, -
ANexro Mahnamcd Anthony,
of blsck sompisxion, noB agsd about - years
g pay ths bsiaacs due 1nder said deed Of trust 70
Margaret a Renffne, The title 8 believed 10 be
good and indisputahle, bat shaii convey no other
than that vested n ne By The sAid deed Of trust
JOHN A.. N0lGT, Trustee. =
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InBzoTYpi GAILEKY ros SALE.
f7lHE Subssrlhsr, having embarked In . different
lins q bndnsss, ofisrs for sale the old estsb-
lIshsd Dr. light gallery, (fornsrly Tsiga'sl over
J w Shaw Store, Jackson, Mississippi.
Il d well fttsd nnd fnrpished, and compistely
n Food Affist ca mako 5000 year IN this Gall
Ie15L-znd Il d nov offered ford only s5o0ss the nm
de;sirned, retiring from the tradp has no further
ass fdr Il. For rzrticnlars, address
8 -. &. +. BOYD,
Aug - s6e-WH. Msmrhis. Tenn.
HIKTcHEs I'd JsNslry--s splendid nsr g.
w sortnent CAli and sse. B h0REY. 8
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Public Speaking.

Green C. Chandler, Esq, will address the
people on the Presidential question, and in
defence of Democratic prind ples, at the fol,
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a9fsI RIano5 r1onDgl Hianosf
EUU7T rs11iVsi ooinTo Ghickesing Sons best
oH Socsz Pfanoat also n stors prigg4 patsnt
4ieii5 ocfavn Hnno. 4 addition 10 The above
5<srS- = f5sncE h1ke he sgency Tor 6tsinwsy
q 9crs Pfsnos--e s1mp1e Piano VII hs received q
sfs9dsys. lAsssto) JB h0REy.
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STATE OF AIsSISsIPPLt In Chancery Court,
NBsHoBA CouETY. Sept term, A. ID. 1850.
ITO ell persons claiming or having any interest.
i either legal or equifsbie in the lands hereinaf
Where's, / have alsd ny bin in the Chancery
Court e Neshebs County, State Of Mississippi,
. have perfected my title % the North-haf OF the
Ten, range twelve, East In said county and State;
aid tract Of land was sold and conveyed BY w
Boydston, Tax Collector Of said County. to james
4 Backstron, Eittle Berry Austsll, and John
Hssth, On the 10th day Of July lszs for the taxes
sThacksr " Winter snd D HArdeman, afterwards
Haah BY decd released his interest therein to said
Baskstron sni Austsli, and they sold and conveyed
said land to M.
Yon ars therefore notified, to Be, and appear
IN said Court II the Co1rthouse, in said County
the 3rd Monday In September next, and show cause
sesiDst aid lax tiffs, and why my title to said
Land shonld not be eon6rmed.
-. BkNAJAH WILLIAMSON.
- = = = = 80
STATE OF MIsSIssIPPIl In Chanoey Court
NEsHoBA CoUNTY. Sept Term, A 1850.
No al persona claiming or having any interest
tsr described st the time the same we're sold for
for taxss, and al such other persons as may be
interested therein:
where's, Ihave filed my bill In the Chaneery
Court of Hsshoba County, State Of Mississippi. to
have perfectsd ny title 70 the South-haf Of section
twenty nine township ten, range twelve, East, in
ssid County said tract Of land vas sold and con-
vsyod By B W Boydston, Tax Collector Of said
County 70 James I Backstrofn and Little Berry
Austsil On the eth day Of March, A, D. ls4s, for
tie taxes due thereon Tor the year 1912, assessed
aeainst William DoEsings, and afterwards sold
and conveyed By said Baekstrom and Austeil to me.
You are therefore notified. TO be, and appear in
ssid Court at the Courthouse Of said County, on
the 3rd Monday IN September next, and show cause
against ssid tsx title, and Why my title 70 said
Lands should not be confirmed.
lur n '60-Hlt JB PAYNE
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Hr oUERY-EIave Jon have sesnlthat Big
Indian IN another column, boiling Roofs, BAlxs
and IxAvrs, for the Cherokee Remedy
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
fN EO7TTY
e1fAh :. 3. /. Ban tor Aeoo.u,

John Hariine, Adsor,
DY Order of ths Court Of Equity in this case
y notice is hereby given % Stephen Norris
Thomas Norris, Nancy stidham and Elizabeth
Mash, n thsy BE- living of their next Of kin o.
so1s olaiming 70 bs distributees Of Mary White
le5s Of Ed9s6eld District, who died intsstats, 4
present zn1 prove their claims before the Court o
Equity for Edeensid Distrist, vithin three months
from de pnbiicstion hereof, on pain Of beinf
bsrred from any skafs In the Estate Of said In
sssfats. Z.W. 0ARETLE, c.E. ED.
Conn ~. OHicss Aue 2e, 1eoo-H3m.
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- sAaisrds Liver Ipvigorasor and cathartic Pils--
vsry valuable medic.ns. Read The advsrssensnt q
Cur pape. masehss WY
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nWNED snd repaired With entire sstisfaetiou,
a 10 charge. Pianos being too loud and
harsk en- Be fsndsrsd soft 70 is original tone.
ordsrs can So left ct Mr.. Mory,s store, jackson,
Hin. Address me at Canton, Miss.
PROF. p. RIYINAC,
( JuIysf sm ~ late Of Memphis.
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essss NopTcD

WIH'f - %. = NgNE y q 81. 9aosEssf
- ~ ssni1gtpl, e1d fzzi9 ns1s ooi5fiss
tee q. - hereby nodded u brsss1k he Isvss
80 p y5u, - ths Bozfs q isrSs oon1nis.
~ - e sns scAts of AIs1lssirpf bseers tbs Hrst
s,.,,.. hcyeuhsr nsxt l8so; Is spIs1sal, rsris-
vits =. selosssmsnt end ssaling. = ses5rdsnos
ssss sAh sst 70 provide for tie indsbtsdusss q
n;s...1 seontlss 81 the Mississippi River 1eree
Apprpsea Rsbfu&fy 10th, 1850.
sA, III J. l. AfgQRE,
p... fssslasnt Beard Lsvss eoGnissionsrs.
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LIE MISSISSIPPIAN
Jackson, ::::: September 2, 1880
FOR PRESIDENT:

g. BARKsDALE, Editor 4 Proprietor.
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PREsInENTIAL ELEcToRs

FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
g E N. 10. L AN E ,
or opreoS