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TOTH:i3
Respecting Ihe re-npenin;, for prirule en.
lr!i "J Lands in llwl portion of the
( harlot!) cession of IH.'JIJ includid in
the. (imiiua district, in the Slate uj
Mississippi,
Tun land in llio Grenada (mirth western)
I'i.lnct in I ho Siatu uf AliHHiKhiiirii , lying
v illiiu llui limits of (Iib Chuctuw cession
ol September, l.Silll, ivliiih were wilk
drawn from pri valo entry pursuant to
uMio iiulico issued from this ollieo by of.
dor of ( ho President, on 23d July, 1838,
lo await iliifiiiilivn action un Ihe Jinliau
...'; ; :iif, arising under thu said treaty, will
again become subject1 to prirnte entry at
i!.e liiml iillice aforesaid on and uflur llio
I;'- lilfenth tiny tf May ni;xl.
Tho following i'i u list of the townships,
including llio hinds withheld from cutty as
nlnn said:
A'i'iixn nf the hast line and Kaxt of the
Vhuctim meridian.
'iownsliijn twenty and Iwcnty-four uf
V.WiO onu,
'J'uwn:.iiis Iwcnfy to Iwcnty-four, in
t!n; -ivo, of run'O two.
'i'mviisliips tnonty Id Iweniy fivo, in-i-hi-ivi;,
of nuifioa llirco, fmir, (ivo nml siv.
'i'nvnsliii twenty, twenty. one, Iwcniy
twu, of runj'O bovoii .
iVuj; ; ;f of the lane Hue and Whst of the
Vhovtaw mendinn.
Tuttiifihipa twenty, twcniy one, twenly
S am, of tango ono.
'i iiwiisliips twSnly-two aud Iwenty-aii,
cf tungo two.
Township twenty-fiva mid twenty-six
mid iriic;tiniiul townships t only-c igli t and
twriity-nint), ol range live.
'i'luvn.ships twenty. three and twenlj
!'iur, utid Iracliotial townships twenlysix,
1 .vi'iity-iu'ven, twcn'y-vilit, of rano six
"i'l'Wtiships twonty-iwii and twonty
three and fractional townships twenty
lour, twenty-five, twcmy.su unci twenly
fuwii, of ringi seven,
Tim putt of fractional township twrnilv-
I wo, cuiialed north of llio old Clioctnw
!-.! i; ! .i r y lino, and fi nt-tu nal townships
iwctuy -nirco anu iwunty-lour, ol
ti;.:!.t.
uv AtrnioRiTy.
ranj;e
TO fllK-KMl'TOIIfl.
ilveiy peraon cluiiniiif; tho rii;hl of pre
u ten in any oi ino minis withhold Iroin
l'liva'o entry an ufuresuid, who has hero
tufein filed in duo limo tho declaratory no.
Sice r:j!iiied hy law, and who has bcon
j'li voiiti.il Iroin iimkini' navinmit hv rea
on of s it h wilhdrawal of llm lands, is
lieiehy in 1 1 in-(J to tumuli tho roiiiisito
proof of his njjlil, and In complete pay
ment for the enine, at the land ollieo nl
;itii,o!a, without delay, otherwise llio
umo may bo disposed of us otlior public
lamia.
6'iiva at the Central Land Ofae, this
1 14 day of Marr'i, . r. If-iii.
JAS. SIJIKLDS, CommV.
April 25 Ul)-lt
'ilri t h.-uicri v l oiitrt
Of t!,( Slate of MisshMpiii at Varrollton.
Jo-iali Stovull 1 foil Divohce:
No.:ilv!J r. yi'o December Term,
K.irah K. Stovnll. ) J sift,
f 1JAV camo llio complainant, by
Jl. '"s Solicitor, and it appearing to
the Katisl'aclion of tho Court Unit thu de
fendant is a non-residont of tho Slatool
Missis-ippi, llm s;,mo hnvinj? beon pioven.
It is ordered by the Court, Thai pnblie.it.
turn of till) pendency of this bill bo made
weelJy for llirco mccessiie months in tho
" Mississippi Deniociat," a nowspupur
juibli, bed in llio town of Carrollton, Car.
jvll comity, Mississippi, that unless the
eaid deteiidant fhall enter her nppearanca
ttt the next Juno term of this Court, and
plead, answer or demur to llio complain,
ant': bill, tho same will bo set down lor
lienrinj: on tho facts charged in the bill,
mid a ilecreo passed in the name manner
lis i! the defendant had appeared and was
present in tho court.
Issued ou (he lOllt day of December,
A. i. ISlo.
A true cojiy from the minutes:
' WM. 1 BOU1, fieri:
lecember 31, 1S15. y-K)t
AllsrtiACT OK DILL.
Bill simm thai complainant iutermairied
Willi ilelendanl, Sarah U. Stovall, in the
yi ar Is3S j that tho said Sarah lived with
him until tho year 18-10; that in the month
ui October, of said j oar, against his will
tind consent, sho deserted htm, and romo.
ved to tho titate of Louisiana, where sho
hiss ever sinco lived ccpnraro and n part
Jiom coinilainanl ; that complainant has
he en a oiluon of Mississippi iur ihe last
twenty years.
I'rays for dissolution of tho marriage
im-act botweed ooniplainant and defend
Uit ; mid lor the icsloniliou to complain
ftt of all his lights and privileges us an
Un;nriodmn,Src.
'AHNETT, lor Cumpl'ut.
Sly Ike I'loidcnt of the I'ni
ted .Males.
N pursuance of lw, 1, Jamkh K. I'oi.k,
i'lostdent of the Li ruled Klatesof Amo-
nea, do heriihy deeluru and make liiiown
that public sules will I e hold at (hi; under
menliiined Lund (Mlices in llio Slate of
MlSShSSU'I'l, tit llie periods horeinafier
dcsinHied, lo.wit:
At the Land Office at C REN ADA,
comiueni'iii on Monday, I he twcnly-fifih
day of May next, lor tho disposal of llio
public, lands within the undermentioned
townships and fractional townships, viz:
NUHTII OF TUB HASH LINK AMI) EAST OF
TUB t'lloCTAW MlilltllUN.
Townships IwenlV-ono, Iwenly-lwn, twenty-three,
twenty-five, twenty six, twenty
seven, and fractional township twenty-
e it; hi, of ratiL'B ono.
Townships twenty-five, twanly-si.x, and
liactioniil lowuslups twenty-seven, and
tvvenly-ciL'hl, of raiif;e two.
r'nictioiial lownships twcniy-si.v, and
twenty. seven, ol riniL'O llueo.
h'taclional lownshii twenty-six, of rango
lour.
Township twenty-three, and fractional
lowiislnp twenty-lour, ol rano seven
MOUTH dl' T1IK BASK AND WEST OF
TUB CHOCTAW MimiUAN.
Townships twenty-threo to twenty-seven
inclusive, and fractional townships Iweu
ly-ei'ht, and twenty-nine, of rango one
lowuslups twenly, twentv-otio. twenty
three, ' twenty-four, tweutv-live, twentv
seven, Iwenty-eiehl, and fractional town
ships twenty-nine and thitty, of range two,
Also, at Ihe same place, commnnciii!;
on Monday, the eighth day ol June next
lor Ilia disposal ol llio public lands with
in llio undermentioned townships and
I: actional lowuslups, to-wit:
NOIUTI OF TUB HARK USE AND WEST 01-
TUB CHOCTAW MEHimAN.
Townships twenty to twenty-nine inelu
sive, and fiaetioual townships thirty and
Ihirly-one, of range three.
1 ownslnps twenty to lwenlv-sevu in
elusive, and fractional townships twenty
eight, iwcnty-nino, thirty, and thirty one
ol ranee lour.
Townships twenty to twcntv-futir inclu
sive, and township twenty seven, of ranee
live.
" Fractional township Iwettty, and town
ships twenty one, twcntylwo,aiid twenly
live, ol rniiijc six.
I'racliomil township Iwenlv-ono, of
ratii;e seven.
Fractional township twenty. five, of
rango eight.
At the Land O.frti at AUGUSTA
eommancing nn Monday, the fifteenth day
ol Juno next, lor tho disposal or Ihe pub
lie lands in the following townships and
Iractional townships, to-wit:
SOUTH OF the y 1st iiegbkb of noktii la
TITOOE AND WEST 01' THE MERIDIAN
Fractional townships ono to seven inclu
sive, adjoining ihe Alabama hue, of range
lour.
Townships one, two, three, five, and Ihe
lour western tiers of sections in tuwnshi
six, o, range live.
1 ownslup two, of range six,
Townships four, live, and six, of ranao
eight.
lownslup six of ranco nino.
Township seven, except sections twen-
ty-muo lo thirty-two inclusive, of ranjre
twelve.
Fractional township ten, of ranges fif
teen ami sixteen.
Township five, nnd frnclional township
eight, ot range seventeen.
1 he west half of the northeast quarter
of section nine, in township five, of range
loven.
At lh Land Office at. JACKSO.X,
commencing on Monday, the first day ol
June next, for the sale of tho following
tracts, lo wtt:
NORTU OF Till! BASE LINK AND WEST OF
THE CHOCTAW MEIttDIAN.
i.ots nuniuered three and four, in section
twenly-eighl, on island numbered eighty
eight in llio Mississippi river, township fif.
teen, of range nine.
L"!s numbered ten, eleven, twelve, and
thirteen, in suction twelve, township three,
oi range one.
At the Land Office at WASHING
TON, commencing on Monday, tho fif
teenth day of June next, for tho disposal
of the following tracts, being chiefly for
feited and rolincpiisliBd lands under tho
ereiiii system, viz:
NOKTII OF TUB) IIASK LINK AND KAST OF
THE MERIDIAN.
Fractional section sixly-throe, in town
ship eleven; and section thirty, on an is
land in the Mississippi rivor, in, township
fotirteon, of range 0119.
The northeast quarter of section thirty,
ly four, in township five, of range two.
The northwest quarter of section fifly
three, in township one, of range three.
Tho northeast quarter of section seven,
in townsh'p nine, of rango four.
The east half of llio northwest quarter
of section twenty one, in township three,
of rango six.
Tho northwest quarter of soclion thirty
three, iu township seven, of range eleven.
NOKTII OF THE MASK LINK AND WEST OF
THE MERIDIAN.
The northeast quarter of soclion ton, in
township two, of range one.
fractional section two, in towuship five,
of si hool, military, or other purposes; al
so lands which have boon awarded .or lo
cated uudei tho fourteenth and nineteenth
articles of the treaty with llio Choctaw
nation of Indians), concluded at IXmcing
Kabbit creek 011 tho twenty-seventh day
of September, eighteen hundred nnd thir
ty, are hereby excepted, nnd will be ex
eluded from the sales.
The sales will eueh be kept open for two
weeks, (unless the lands are sooner disoos
ed of,) and no longer; and no private on
irics of bind in tho townships so ollercd
will be admitted until alter the expiration
of ;ho two weeks.
Given under my hand, nl llio city of Wash
ington, Ibis twenty-filth day uf Februa
ry, un 110 Domini ono thousand eight
hundred nnd fbrly-six.
JAMES K. POLK.
I.!y the President :
JAS. SHIELDS,
Commissioner of the. (IciCl Land Office.
of range four,
Nl I'l'II K TO PRE KM I' HON CLAIM A NTS.
Kvery person eniitlvd to the right ol
pre-emplion to any lauds within the limits
of the townships ubove enumerated, is re
qoiied to establish Ihe same lo tho satis
faction of llio Register and Receiver of
the proper l.iml ollicc, and rim It 0 payment
llierelor, as soon us practicable after see
ing this notice, anil lieloro the (lay appoint
ed for tho commencement ol Ihe puba
sale of llio township embracing ihu tract
claimed, (above designated,) otherwise
such claim will be forfeited.
JAMES SHIKLDS,
Commissioner of the General Land Ofjli
March 27 10-llt
JACKSON
ajiicuu: a id ia us'
AND BLANK-BOOK MANUFACTORV.
ALL kinds of Rinding done by the
undersigned, warranted in the best
und most durable stylo. The patronage
of ihe public is respectfully soliciled.
NL L. JULIliNNE,
Successor lo liieli'd Elward Sf Co.
March 11, 1840, 13-
B" T. GAKNETT, Attorney at
Law, Charleston, Mi.
February, 18415
LIST OF LLTTLRS remaining
J in the Post Ollice at Carrollton on
tho 1st of April 148.
Jones,
I" O S T I" O i: ,74 E N "S
Of the Public Land Sales in the Gbenada
District in Ihe Stale of Mississicti.
IJUIiLIC NOTICK is hereby given
tout the public sales ot lands order
ed by proclamation of llio President o
the United States, dated the hveuty-lil'lli
of rebruary, 18 lb, to be held at the Lam.
Ollice at Grenada, in the Slate of M'issi
sippi,on tho twenly fifth day of May, 18-10
nnd on the 8th day of Juno, 1810, are de
clurcd to ho postponed until, and to com
mence, tho former on the fust Monday
being tho 7ih of September next, and llio
latter on the fourlh Monday, being the
28th of September next.
Given under my hand, at tho city of
W ashington, this sixth day of May
Anno Domini one thousand eight
hundred and lottv-six.
JAMES K. POLK
By the rreeident:
JAS. SHIELDS,
Commissioner of Ihe Geii'l Land Office
May XV 21-lit
Atliiiiiiisiriitoi'-s ftoliee.
B UTTERS of administration having
been granted to tlio undersigned
by the l robiio Court of Carroll couniy
(at tho March, term 18 Hi thereof,) on
the estate ol William M. 1 oung, d
ceased, all persons having claims again
said estate are notified to present them
duly authenticated within the time pro
scribed by law, or they will be forover bur
rod. WILLIAM CO 1 11 U A N, 'Adm r
of estate of J"i. M. Young, dee'd
March 11, lb 10 13 Ot
I'xeeulor's IVoticc.
JETTERS testamentary on tho last
J will and testament of Benjamin
Sykcs, deceased, having beon grained to
the undersigned by Ihe honorable Probate
Court of Carroll couniy, Mi., all persons
having chums ngatnst said estate nro
hereby notified to present them properly
authenticated within the lime prescribed
by law, or they will be barred, and all
thoso indebted to said estate are requesJo
(0 makrt payment.
JJUNJAM1N SYKES, jr. Fx'or.
March i.5, 1810 15-Ot
AtliiiiuiHlrntor'si IVotiee
T" ETTKUS of administration on the
Ii estate of Joseph G. Slone, deceas
oil, having been granted Ihe undersignci
by the honorable Probate Court of Talla
hatchia county, Mississippi, on the 10th
day of March, 1810
Notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against said estnlo to pre
sent them for payment duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred, and thoso indebted
to said estate are requested to come for.
ward nnd make immedtato payment.
JiW, 11. MOM liUMEIlY, Adm'r
eslate of J. G. Slotie, dee'd.
March 10, 1810 H-Ot
Insolvent Aotice.
r 1 nil', unoersigneo having Deen np
J pointed, by tho honorable Probate
ourt of 1 allabalchie county, commis
sioners ot insolvency on tho estate ol
ohn 11. Page, deceased, hereby give no
tice that they will meet on the fourlh Sa
turday tn each month, for llio next sue
ceeding nine months, at tho ollice of the
clerk ol llio Probate Court of Tallalmt
hie county, in the town of Charleston,
for the purpose of exnmiuing and audit
ing claims ngnmst said estate.
A. IS. HETTS. 1
E. E. ARMSTRONG, Com'rs.
J.G.KENDR1CK, )
April 1, 18-10 10-13t
Taken up, by L. D. Sutton two horses:
A dark bay, supposed to be 12 years old.
about 111 hands high, right hind loot while
siar in the lorehead. and a sma white
slreak on his nose, some saddle marks
appraised at $25. Also, a bright sorrel
horse, supposed to be 8 or 0 years old, 15
hands high, flux mane and (nil, left hind
foot white appraised at $50.
A
Arnold, Mrs. M, M.
Atkinson, Edward
fi.irkmnn, John
liacon, J. E. P.
lieasly, Col. 2
Heasley, R. K. 2
Heal), John M.
Belcher, Wiley 2
liently, John
Hole, W. P. 2
Bowman, Edward
Briidloy, James O.
Brothers, Miss R.
Buckley, II. D.
Hurt, W. C.
C
Curr, Geo. W.
Castle Joseph
Cnssels, John G.
Carulhors, B. F.
Chapman', Alberlis
Charberon, Mr.
Chaplin, Rev. James
Cocke, David
Collier, J. N. 2
Crippen, W. W.
Coleburn, Samuel G
Comfort, Jas. YV,
D
Davis, Mrs. Julia A.
Dent, O. B.
Dillard, Morria
Dixon, B. L.
Durham, Seaborn
E
Earl, Obadiah
Fast, E. L.
Eli, Thomas
Eskridge Mrs. Julio Spiccr, John E.
Lubuhk,. I in nc 13. Spencer, J.N.
D.
Win. s. :
L
Langlev, Jeplha 5
Langley, Jackson
Liiibrom, B.
Liddell, Col. James
Lon, Evans
Long, Miss Sarah A
M
Marsh, Mrs. J. K.
Martin,' Madison,
Mathews, Mrs. A,
Mathews, Henry
Mead, Horace I).
McRnry, Samuel
McMurry, Win. M.
Mchenzie, John C.
McCaskill, A. L.
Mclnnis, G. W.
Mel'herson, Mrs. M
Middloton, Parks S
Mofliil, John
N
Numan, Josiah
P
Pulliu, Wyatt S.
R
Robertson, E. S.
Robinson, A. B.
Robinson, J. S.
Roe, Nathan
Rose, Win.
Russell, John
3-
Sanders, B.
Sandorford, James
Smith, J. M.
Smith, Robert
Southworlh, II. II.
Sprawls, Win. M.
F
Fisher., Dr. Elius
Fisher, E. &
Foil, Jethro
Fraiser, A.-J'.
(r
Gari'clt, James W,
Gee, Win. J.
Gecrin A.
Glover, Jmncs
Stevenson, Alfred
Stringer, John
Strange, Benj. C.
Strickland, James
T
Tarvcr, Fanny
Terry, Stephen
Tilison, Hubon
Thompson, John H.
Trewella, Capt. H.P,
Grahiim, Mrs. Susiiti Travis, E, L.
Gray, John V. W. Turner, Or: II. P.
Green, Thomas Turner, John T.
Green, Willis Tyler, F. A.
H Terry, Win.
Iliilsey, A. A, 3 Trahern, Dr. Wm.
Hardy, A. 2 Tax Assessor,
Heath, James W
Hester, R. Ward, James
Hincs, Wm. II. Washburn, Samuel
Ilulberl, Mrs. E. Warmaek, Wm.
Hollingsworth.E.W. Wilds, George B.
Hughs.MisH Sarah 2 Wilds, Mrs. M. E. M,
Hurt, Dr. Wilson N. Wiudle, A. M.
IJ
Irby, H'. A.
Johnson, Salnthiol
Johnson, G. W.
Johnson, Henry
Junes, John S,
Jones, L. W.
Persons calling for any of tho above
letters, w ill please suy they are advertised
J. V. WOLFE, P. M
April 1,13 Kn 16-t
Winston, Isaac
Williams, A. J.
Williams, Thos. R
Williams, George
Yelvorlon, Rev. Asa
LIST OF LETTERS remaining
4
A 111 tho Post Ollice at Middlelon
Miss., on tho first day of April, which il
not taken out tiotoro the lirst day of July
nexi, win do sent to the Ueneral Oost Of
fice as dead letters,
Andrews, Dr. J. II.
Arthur, James M.
Allen, J. R. a
Boyd, John
Booth, 1). W. C.
Baker, Lsqr.
Bird, Augustus
Blount, David
C
Ctirlis, Isaac
Cavniss, Joab
Cuperton, Wm.
U
Doyle, Wm, G.
Doyle, Joseph A.
Dorris, W. D.
E,
Erwin, Richard
G
Gnydon, Reuben
ould, W,
ritlin, James
11
Iles'ip, Thomas
Heslip, James O.
Howard, Miss C.
Hicks, Dr. Jno. C.
Huiriiam, Rov.G.W.
1
Ivey, William
i
Jemerson, Jno.
oiner, William,
Johnson, Hon. J.
K.
King, Andrew
Lavender, J. P.
M
Merrill, Aimer I
McLean, John
Mahoney, Goo.
McMullens, Mrs. A.
N
Nelms, Jonathan
Neroman, Josiau
Neal, Robert
P
Petty,. A.. G.
R
Robinson, Albert B.
Ray, John B.
Rowc, Judson A.
Richards, Mrs. Sarah
S
Sleadman, Mrs. M,
Smith, Edwin
Sliive, Jno. R.
Swanson, John
Scales, Robert
Small, Richard
Sykes, J.J, 2
Stevens, Allen B.
Swain, Joseph.
T
Tillman, Clayton
I houipson, John.
Trotter, J. P.
Tliurman, A.M. 2
Townsend, Dun'l
W
S. Williams, Wm. A.
Woods, Col. Jno. 8.
Wadlington, B. G.
A. S,
llifttriet iiuuieery Court
Of the Stale of Mississippi at Carrollton.
Uuiijamtu Desha I Flt,ruary
iro -i , A liula ifslt-
Thomas M. Smith el ul.)
I TPON opening complainant's bill.
J atlditopuearinglhtil John W.Smilh
one of the defendants, is not an inhabitant
of ibis State, but resides beyond the Ii
mils thereof, and beyond ihe jurisdiction
of Ihe Court, so that regular process can
not be executed upon him, on motion of
compluuiani s counsel It is ordered, that
unless saw delendant, ohn VV. bmith, en
ter his appearance herein on or before Ihe
next term of this Court, lo be held at Ihe
court room in the town of Carrollton, on
the third Monday of June next, and plead,
answer or demur lo complainant's bill, ihe
same will be taken for confessed as to him,
set lor hearing ex parte, and ihe mailers
thereof decreed accordingly.
It is further ordered, that a copy of this
order be published in the Mississippi De
mocrat, a newspaper published in the town
of Carrollton, once a week for two months
successively. WM. P. BOLE, Clerk.
February 11, 1845 9-0t
ABSTRACT OF HILL
Bill charges that complainant some lime
in the year 1837 contracted to convey to
Joel Smith, deceased, tho s. w. quarter,
and w. half s. E. quarter of section 21,
township 21, range 3 east, containing 240
acres, and executed hts bond to said Smith
conditioned lo make titlo upon tho pay
ment of Ihe purchase money; and the said
Joel Smith executed his note payable 1st
January, 1810, for the sum ol $yD2o lo
complainant; that defendants are Ihe wi
dow nnd heirs ot tho said Joel; thai
in 1838 he (complainant) endorsed and
transferred said note to one T.N.B. Moore,
and nl ihe Octobor term 1810 of Carroll
Circuit Court, judgment was obtained a
gainst said smith on said note, and on
failure of said Smith to satisfy the same,
complainant as endorser was compelled lo
discharge and did discharge it ; lhat there
is now no legal administrator of tho es
tate of said Smith; and that said purchase
money lor said land has nevor been paid
Prays for process, &c. ; and that defen
danls, as the heirs of said Joel Smith, be
compelled lo pay said purchase money, or
in default thereof, lhat they deliver said
bond lo complainant lo be cancelled; and
for geneial relief, ike.
WM. P BOLE, Cleric
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January 28, 1815 7.
A d 111 i ii i $ t ra t or 's ! o I ice.
ALL persons interested in the estate
of Ann M. Rhodes, deceased, will
lake notice that at Ihe May term next of
the Probate Court of Carroll counly,I will
present my account for ullowance n,l s.
nul settlement as administrator of said es
tate. O. L. KIMBROUGIL A,w.
estate of Ann M. Rhodes, dec'J
District Chancery Court
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI AT CARROLLTON.
At Rules before the Clerk, i'cbruertj 2,
1S40.
Samuel Hurd, compluinant, )
w. No. 310.
Anne Pope et al. defendants.)
UPON opening complainant's bill, and
proof being made that tho defend.
ant Anne Pope is not 11 citizen of this Stale,
but resides beyond llio li-nits thereof, and
beyond the jurisdiction of lliis Court, so
that the ordinary process of tho Court can
not bo served upon her
It is therefore oidered, J hat the said
delendant enter her appearance herein on
or before the next term of this Court lo
be holden at Carrollton on the third Mon
day of June next, and plead, answer or
demur lo complainant's bill, otherwise the
same will be taken lor confessed against
lire, set for hearing ex parte, and the mat-
ters therein decreed accordingly. And it
is further ordered, that-a copy of lliis or
der, together with an abslnact of this bill,
be published in ihe Mississippi Democrat,
a newspaper published in the town of Car
rulltont once a week for two months sue-
cessively. A true copy lesl:
WM. P. HOLE, Clerk,
By orderof Compll's SoVr, Waul.
iebruury 3, 1840) 8-Dt.
AP.STRACT OF BILL.
Tho compluinant states that ho is Exe
cutor of the last will and leslament of Ma
ry Hurd, deceased, who died possessed of
certain property as a separate estate; lhat
as such executor, he is desirous of admin
istering the estate for the benefit of the
distributees, the defendant being one; that
delondant htis in her possession a pretend
ed bond, signed by testatrix, but never de
livered by her lo defendant, which- deft
threatens to collect from the estato in ad
dition to her legacy under the will; that
delendant has frequently acknowledged
that the testairix knew nothing of her pos
session of said bond; lhat the defendanl
considered the said bond of no validity,
uuu rupeaieuiy urgea testatrix to make
some provision lor ller, &c.
1 rays that the defendant may tin de.
creed to deliver up said bond to be cancel
led, anu lliatdelendanl, and her nltorneva.
assigns, endorsers, bo enjoined from pro
ceeding at law, or transferring, endorsing,
or delivering said bond lo any person other
man complainant.
WAUL, for CoinpPnt.
Administrator's in
LETTERS of administration having
been granted to the undersigned (by
the Probate Court of Carroll couniy, on
the 6th day of April 1840), 011 the eslmenf
Jane Doyle, deceased, all the creditors
of said eslate are hereby notified to pro
sent (heir claims duly authenticated, with
in the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
JAMES O. DOYLE, Adm'r
of eslate of Jane Doyle, dec'd.
April 15, 1846 lS-tit'
Administrator's Notice.
ETTERS of administration Imvinir
been granted to the undersigned (bv
the Probate Court of Carroll county al Ilia
April term 1840 thereof,) on the estate
of John Atchison, deceased, all persons
having claims against said estate will pre.
sent them duly authenticated within the
time prescribed by law, or they will b&
forever barred.
ROB'T W. BAINE, Adm'r
of estate of John Atchison, dee'd.
April 15, 1816 18-81
Guardian's Notice.
ALL persons interested in the estate'
of the minor heirs of Charles G.
Spain), deceased, will take notice that at
the Mav term next of ihe Probate Court
of Carroll county, I will present my ac
count for final settlement and allowance
as guardian of tho minor heirs of Charles
G. Spann, deceased, and will surrender
my loiters of guardianship, and pray to
be discharged.
THOS. B. HESLIP, GW, 6jc;
March 18, 1810 11-lit
Insolvent Notice.
THE undersigned having been ap
pointed: by the honorable Protale
court of Carroll county,, commissiuners of
insolvency on tho estate of John II. lau
lock, deceased,, hereby give notice thai
they will meet the second Monday in ench
month, for Ihe next ensuing six months, at
Ihe counting room of James E. Farmer, in
the town of Black Hawk, for ihe purpose
of examining und auditing claims against
said estate.
william gillespie,
samuel atchison,.
James e. farmer.
Nov. 12, 1845. 40-61
Notice. By order of the Honorable
Probate Court;, the time for presenting
claims as above, has been exlcnted three
months, and ihe commissioners will meet
accordingly; within which lime all claims
against said estate must be presented.
Commiis.
April 22,1810. J 9-0t.
In District Chancery Court
at cakuollton,
E. S. Tappan "1
vs. I
President, Directors & co. f Febrvaru
of the I'lirmers.' &, Mer,- f Rules, 1840.
chonls' Bank, at Mem
phis, Tennessee. I
TTPON opening the matters of this
J . bill, and it npnearimr to ihn mi.
faction of the Court that the said defend.
ants resido beyond the limits of thin Smi
It is ordered, that unless they appear,
plead, answer or demur lo ihe bill of com
plainants herein, on or bqrore Ihe third
Monday of June next, ihe mailers of the
bill herein will be laken wo confessn n
lo them, and decreed accordingly.
It is further ordered, thai
hereof be made in the Alississinui Damn-
crat once a week for two month. .,,..,..
sively. - WM. P. BOLE. Clerk. ,
The Slate of Mississippi; I
Cabroll Countv. y
CIRCUIT COURT OF SAID COUNTY,
William N. Miller, T
RobnM'M:ilon,uscoffC''"'W
George B. Mason. J
UPON opening the mailers of lhi
bill of discovery, and it appenrinf
that the said Robert M'Millon is not t
sident 0! this State
It is ordered, That he nppear at tliO'
next term of said CourMo be holden nl
the court-hoiisn in fhn inwn nf CarrollW
on the second Monday of May nextra"j j
answer the said bill of discovery 6'
therein, and in default the matters of I
bill will he tnkftn for i-nnfessed.
Il is-further ordered, lllaf lliis police b
published once a week for two months suc
cessively in the M ississippi Democrat.
R. A. SEWARD, Clerk.
March 7th, a. d. 18 16 IS"91
In District Chancery Court
AT CARROLLTON.
William Terry ) Fe! Kvhl,
oi t . . Aus'"-
Sharkey's heirs, et al.)
UPON opening 1 ho matters ol b"1
bill, and il appearing to jlia "
faction of tho Court ihut ihe heirs ol t
ol Joseph Nelson, deceased, are qnknoMi
and Ih'lt thev nro nnmonrl' DnrtieS fl6-
lend
less
unts 1. therefore ordered, thai
Ihn en III hnlia t In u, nf Joseph NeI
son, deceased, oppear before the) vCB
ri,nn...n... IL. ; rinrrolliol"'
ii '...1,1,1 u, ma iu,u 1 uuiii i" j
on the third Monday of June nexh
anil
pleud, answer or demur, ihe mntlers of il
bill herein will be taken pro confesso u
to them, and decreed accordingly. , .
It is further nrdered. that publics"1
hereof be made onco a week f"f ?
mnnlha Biieecfiaii-Alv in the M htM'Pi11 M
Democrat. WM. P. BOLE, Clerk- m
... . . . inH M
April 7, 1S1U
T. T. Kl.MBROUaif, Ranger,
S. NEWTON, P. M.
17-3t
Lauds appropriated by law for the use
April 7, 1S40.
re iruarv 1 1. isio v
6UKFTAKD, (or Comr.lt,
rebruary 11, 1840 O0i I
W.U'L and SI1EPPARD, Sol' 1