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ocmi oeccpuon; to oner nny trine; which
e did not honestly believe to bo his own.
But, as (hese occurrences are no! new tit
Win, he knows how to pity and forgive.
Time, which tries and proves nil tilings,
-trill dear up the ermr of inexperience.
A word more, while on this subject. The
Writer of these essays, though not ona of
established fame, does not offer himself as
w mere notice, and will not, therefore, claim
exemption from censure on the score of ex
treme ynvth. At the same time, he humbly
request tlie reader to hoar in mind that his
advantages have been few, and his sphere
of action limited. As, without lay ing him
elf open to tho chargo of egotism, the
writer could rot say more on this subject
he now drop it, with the hope that it may
never again bo revived.
Materials nre not vn ntinpr, .Mr. I'.tVit r.
tweh as they are; but, having nearly writ
ten out the sheet, without touching upon
some matters which have occupied my
thoughts, and not wishing to trespass too far
upon your columns, it wouid, perhaps, be a?
well to defer them tilt next week.
Yuur old friend,
Muib FREDONICUS.
Communication.
Ms. Pai.h : Tho following lines arr rx
tructt'd from an old firman writer. Will vua
insert thi'iu in your Ti-lt graph .'
TO ELLEN.
For thro, r;ll'ii, ii heart will heat
In truth and hue'- ( onu'cnial -I rile ;
' J11 thee my fondest wishes meet,
" Thou ilenrest nhjeet of in life.
rn lit tonti of ever new delight,
Thy name alone halh lill'd my breast.
And, deek'd in all that's fair and bright,
Thy radiant form ol love is drest.
The tender bads of early love
lilooni forth, and never, never fade;
i A', like a vision from above,
I see thy form, thou loveliest maid,
Hh;;t thoughts upon my fancy throng
J ' 1 wake, at will, the 'minstrels lone,
Anil every sweetest, holiest sonir,
Rebounds, fair E,, f,,r thee alone.
July heaven is unairM in thine eyes
"My paradise within thy breast';
' And oh! in soft and seraph guise.
Thy every charm of youth is dret :
.One sole tlerire, with blest control,
Exertl it mastic spell o'er me ;
One only thought inspires my soul
It is, dear E., the thought of thee. .
Augiit, Mt!6.
CoMMl'.NIOATKl).
DIED In this town, on Wednesday, file
17ih inst., Mrs. Lcearrn Payne, wife of
JVlr. John Payne. The deceased was uni
versally respected fir her (lumoslic virtue
iumI for her faithful performance of all the
duties of a wife, mother and B.eidibori To
lier afflicted husband) and motherless, chil
dren, the loss is irreparable, and they can
look for support only to ihnt Being who lias
declared himself tho comforter of tho alllici
ed, and tfie God of the orphan.
Favkttb, Aioust 15, 1830.
DIED In tfils i.eounty, on the lilih inst.
lit tlie; residence of her mother, Miss TIkstjh
Aj R. M aiuilk, aged 24 yours: she has
left ah aged mother, three brothers and two
.Pinters, to mourn departed worth. Her name,
tier zeal, and her labors of love, veiled as
inuoh as possible from the public eye, by
her mudesty and humility, will long live in
the hearts of many.
Oh, what is death, 'ti- life's hist shore,
Where vanities are vain no more;
Where all pursuits their goal obtain,
And life is all retouch d again. P.
LATEST FROM TEXAS.
From the X. Orleans Commercial Bulletin.
The sclir. San J;iointo, four days from
Galveston, reports lint the Mexican Fchr.
Matilda, from Sisal, for Campeachy, with a
cargo of linens and assorted pr isions,
arrived on tho Hth inst. under charge of a
prize master. She was captured by tho
armed sehr. Terrible, (lute Union) which
had run ashore nnd destroyed-ariothor Mex
ican vessel on the 5th instant; the name
l.ot recollected,
The Tcxian army, :i!)C0 strong, ttndef
command ot Gen. Rusk, was concentrated
nt Matagorda, it is said on their mai'Ch'for
Metamoras.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
TUV, Subscriber begs leave to inform
his fi Kinds and the public that lie lias
taken tho commodious house recently occu
pied -by Messrs. Sruart and Cochran, and is
fitting it tip i:i supori irsiylo as a
COFFEE HOUSE & GrRCGESHr.
His bar.rill, at all times, be furnished with
the chuteert 'Vines-, Liquors and refresh'
uicntsnf every variety.
OYSTERS, nnd Eatables of all kinds, in
thir season.
Families supplied with fine Wines, Cor
dials, &.c, by the dozen or single bottle.
jKrom his long experience in the business
end prompt attention, he confidently invites
public, pattrateigo.
PRICE NOR
RothjPpVag. '2.!, 1SJW. 28-tf
ITOTICE-
THE Undersigned, having been duly
commissioned as an
AUCTIONEER,
1)V fiic honorable the Board of Police of Jef
ferson County, will toceive and dispose of
nil Gouds, Merchandize, &lc. consigned to
him, on the usual terms.
PRICE NOE.
Refer to
lion. A. L. Bixoamam, )
Mr, VV. H. CiiAUBiiKs, Natchez.
" Maiik Izod,
Mr. Josi.i'ii Wils, Yicksburg.
Rodney, Aug. 23, lH3u: 28-tf
(y- Tho NateheB WeeWw' Courier will
please publish tho above, aud forward their
account to this othec.
THE THIRD INSTALMENT of $20
per Share on the Capital Stock of ibis
13 v order of tho B ird.
JOILN OOODIN, Canhier.
Rodney, Aug. I!-'. IB$X 28-tf
BTOLH1I
OX the Tdi inst., from the subscriber,
A SMALL CALF-SKIN POCKET
BOOK containing aboit fifteen dollar in
money, and sundry uoics of hand, via: One
on Mr.. Man Pines, for four hundred U
Z-ira.ia favor of Divid Pipcs,md by him en
dorsed, and due the first day of January
next. One noo on N. C. Halt far one. hun
dred and fifteen dollars, due the first of
January next. One on George and Lewis
Nance for ninety dollars, dae first of January
next.
One on Mr. Frisbv. f r t'rrntii fiiur tint.
im, due the first of January next. Also, a
receipt written against a no:e of Rus
sell, for forty doll art.
A liberal reward will be paid for the de
livery of the above described notes nnd mo
ney. Steps have been taken to stop the
payment of the notes.
JOHN T. FOR T.
Rodney, Aug. 23, 1830. 2S-,lw
NOTICE
S HEREBY GIVEN that an Election
will bo held en the 2Uih inst . in ihn
Rodm.v, Jefferson County precinct, for the
purpose of electing OaeCotoftn Command
ant, one LiKi ricxANT Colonic and one
Majuii, for this rajriiuaaC
Tho following persms nre appointed
Judges of said Ejection, to wii: m
T. A. Comitov,
Jno. (;. Javki,
Baupkv Bakkki.
ISAAC A. B. ROSS,
President of the Board of
( 'otinti Police.
Rodney, Aug. 2 , IMS. 28-rf
NEW FIRM,
L A T E It EM 0 V A L,
AND
FRES Ii U O O Si S .
T3" li. li'A.S l.e.s leave to iiil'otiu his
friends un j the pithliti in general, thai
ho has lately taken into copartnership, M.-.
11i:.nkv Clwtwn. 'J'hey will continue the
transaction of the mercnntie hut-iuors in
Homey, under tho firm nnd s'yie ol Evans
& Clayton. Wo beg leave also to inlbriu
the public lliat we have lately nuved
to the e!l-!ii)nwn boui o, f innerl y owned
and used by Wlsuti vc Allison as a Dry
ijood Sluro, and late l.y Mr. John Payne,
where they nre now receiving from New
York a fresh and splendid
tttisbrtmeikl of Goods,
Consisting part,of Black and BhieCloths,
Black, Blue, Gray muI Striped Cassime're
and Cissincts; BJofek'cts, Flannels, Eastern
and Kentucky Lin. !scy-and Jane:'; 1-1,7-s
and 3-4 Heavy Lowell,;; Bi'bwn, Bleached,
Apron and Fuinitiirc Domestics; Irish
Linen, Cambrics, Jaeone's and (Jiughams.
A general ttssorwibnt of Plain tiri I figured
Siiks, Ci.vasskm, Muslius, Boinbttzins.
Boinbazcts and i'hui's.
Fancy Si k, Chilly and Merino Hand
hcrrhhfx, d'&
Worsted, Buff, Cotton, Linen, Kid, and
Silk Gloves.
Caps, Bo.wf.ts, AitTJrtorAL Critu, &.e.
Tortoise, Silver and B.aziiiah Tuck and
Side Comhtt, and Silver Head O. -laments.
A General Assortment of Clothingy
adapted la 'he season
MATS Drab, Vhi?e and Black Beaver,
Castor, Rorain, Siik, VV.: nnd Leghorn.
SHOES. -A gcnoral assortment of La
dies1 and Gentlemen's Shoes Gentlemen's
Biots. Assorted qualities, &c.
HARDWARE,
Mill, Cross-cut, linn and Tenant Saws,
Patclit Bihincos. Shades, Shovels, ( isels,
Augers, Bench Plates, C illins1 Aes,Gruh
bing Hoes, Cut and Wrouglit Nail.--, D.aft
Log and Traee-ch,iin-, BAVib & Crocket
Knives aid Arkans is Tooth-jneks, Pistohj
and (Jims suited far Texian emigrants, &d.
SADDLERY. P.; ten- Railed an 1 Com
irra Side Sid lle., (Gentlemen's Spanish,
French and English Saddles, of superior
qualifies. Siddlc bags, Bi'idlcs, M irtingnlcs,
Sursingle.sGirilis,vy, Coach, Dray, Riding
and Nesro VVhins. Ridinu Svlutelifts nnd
Walking Canes; also, a lot of Saddle Trim
ming. G-Z10CE.3XBS.
Old Part, Madeira and U!a;'et Wines.
Champnlgn Wine, in baskets.
Champagne, C ignac, 1) ancslic, and P.
Brandy.
F.imilv S-ian. Patent TalloW nnd Snorra
Candies,' Tea, C ifl'ee, Donlilc-rcKned Laaf
ugnr, Spanish Cigars, Honey Dew and
Small Plug Tobacco, Fig BJu0,f&c.
A general assortment of CROCXERY
and CHINA; W of GLASS YAREt&c.
together wiih uhmst every arliele to be
found in D;'y Good hujisGS which wo offer
low for cash, or to puuctimf men.
The piiblic'are invited to call and cxim
iniiif our stock una prices, and patronise us,
sn (at as may be consistent with their own
interest and our merits.
Rodney, August 10, 18931 27-tf
JUST Roceivcd by the s thscriber, Car
penter's Medicine Chest, No. 1 and 2,
a very superior iirlielo and medical siddle
hags manufactured expressly fur Physicians
AlsoCarponlei's fluid extracts of Sarsaparilla
Liverwort. Pink-root, Kreos at and Bachu,
cerate of copiiya for Burns, Scalds, die,
T. G. COMPTON.
Rodney, Aug. 15, LS30 27-y
COMMITTED to the Jail of
y Jeffirson County on alt.
a negro mnii w ho says his name is
and sail that Ko belongs to
JAMES VERTNER, of Adams
or Wilkinson Counties. Henry is about 2&
years of age, 5 feet v inches high, black no
marks discovered
C. MURRAY, Jailor,
Fayette, August 15, 1838 874w
the ih iustan', four negroes
named
JOSHUA, CIIAULOTTT, BEN
AND DELIA.
JC8HUA is ahout3:i years ofage.Ofect
bigli, d irk complexion, with Urge whiskers,
talks rather slow.
CHARLOTTE is aUui 28 years of age,
dark color; ha high cheek bones: round
shouldered; talks quite lively when calm;
hut, when questioned, rather in re cautious.
She h is a gtoiipagc in her speech and has
several marks of the whip.
or.. is tin it 5 feet H inches hi-'h: rather
of a light complexion; talks mild and toler
icl yfas. and walks pretty smart.
OTUtbsJ is somewhat lighter in color titan
Ben, and walks very straight.
JOSHUA took wnh him two suits of
cloilung; ouobluccoat; one gingham lound
about; one iair of blue pantal xins; one
pail of black, do.; one tin. do. yellow n ui-
keen do.; one dark tljwerud silk vest; one
cap and s'raw hat.
Tho tw o ijii ls had w ith them several now
calico dress pitterns and sines, and oilier
articles, too tedious to aaatiun.
AI.S( )
i negro bajr, named TBAV1CE, who ran
away nliont the I0:h of M iy Ust, all of
whom, it is supposed, have been stolen, or
conveyed to some secret place.
A liberal leward will ! e given fee the de
livery of said negroes, or for any informa
tion, so tint he can got them again.
P- K. InORRIS.
An-'. 10, 1S30. -JT-tf
ATT EN MAN!!
N Election will be held at the differ
ent nrecints in this Couulv.on the 20th
of August inst., for th? putpoao of electing
one Colonel, Lieut. Colonel and Maior for
this reffimeht.
By oilier t.f the President of the Board
of County Police.
I. A. B. ROSS, PretS
Attmwt 8, 1830. m
STRAYED from the s il.seiiher :ii;K IV
3 HORSE, near 16 hands hiirh : no marks
recollected, except a while Mripe above one
i n is n icks. a inierii reward will be miren
to nny person delivering said h .rse to him
in R d,i. v, or for nnv infortnaiihn. ro tint
lie can get him ag dn.
GEO. S. BURBRIDdE.
Rodney. Aug. H, Ks:;i. 2iy-(
I ST RECEIVED, ahd for s ilo bv
MONTGOMERY BATCiftJtOR.
"A Review of a Lsftor from the Presbvlerv
of ChilHootllB to the Pre. hyle;y of Alissis
sip)i, on the Subject of Slavkkv," by Rev.
fames' Smvlie, A. M.
Aug. P, 183ft.
-Sw
NOT WE.
TIlC Undersigned Ins been constituted
Agent for Mrs. RraiKOCA Sobhuli.j of Vir
ginia, by her Power of Attorney, to eollecl
wbalir.-er nionoys may bo due iho estate of
JaMKS Sohui ll, dec eased. Those indehled
to said cstnta Will please make im:nedia!c
piywatnt to me fit Rodney, and nny persons
having any of bis property in possession
arc earnestly requested to deliver iho same
tome. J. B. LO.VI.
Aug. 2 20-1
NOTICE,
HllE Sul scriber. intending t be absent
-- from the State for a short time, has ap
pointed John- Pavxk. Estji his Ignnt, who is
duly authorized to attend to llie business of
ilAitiiis, Kkli.v, &c,, Hahvis St Lai'h,
and his own inrlividonllv, daring his ab
sence. LI.V I C. A S.
Rodney, July 28, 1838. 25-tf
IVotice.
URSUANT to an order of the Hon.
Probate Court of Jofibrson County, I
shrt!l expose to Public S do at my house,
five miles from Rodney, Pn Saturday, the
27th day of Angus' next, the personal pro
perty ot the late Ha rah stsson, deceased,
consisting of a horse, bed and heddiug, and
some articles of household furniture. S ale
to commence between die hours of 12 A. M.
anil, P.M. Twelve m. nils' credit will
be giveiij i.nd bohil wi:h ixkI security rc
quirod. ELDRfDGE SISSON, AdliCr.
Rodney, July 2Clf IHSS. 2f-tf
E X EC I TOR'S SALE.
G II EE ABLY to an ord-r of die Probate
Court of Jehersoh County, will be
sold to the highest bidilpr, at tho Court
II iUso in s'.id county, on Monday, the Stll
day uf Si-'p'omher netj ail the interest of
tho heirs of John Bdls, deceased, in and to
a certain tract or parcel of land, in said
c i ity, containing acres, adjoining llie
lands of Washington B irch. H. B. HarrisoA)
and Jacob E. Stampley, one-third of the pur
chase money te be p.. id in twelve inondis,
the balance in one and two years thereafter.
Bond and good security will bo fequircd.
The undersigned w ill sell, at the same
timo nnd place, her interest in said pre
iniwta, boing a life estate, by which the pur
chaser will obtain a complete title.
ELIZABETH BOLLS, Executrix.
August 2 25-3 w
UST (jfcECElVED, 1,000 yards Ki:x
ti'i'ky Janks; 800 do. Lix-
si:v- l.y B. CAMPBELL.
Rodney, Aug. 2, 183:5. 85-tf
NEW FIRM.
TliC Undersigned, having purebr ed
the entiro stock of goods, formerly owned
by Allisou iSi Snyder, beg leave to inform
their friends and die public in general, that
they hatfe associated themselves together
under the firm of Lapo &. Snyder, and hope,
by long experience and unremitted utten
tion, to merit a portion of public patronage;
W. LAPE,
A. SNYDER.
July 8, 1830. "J2-tf
NOTICE.
ftVILL soil, o'l accoinmodaling terms,
my Stock of Merchandize and Store
House, and give possession immediately:!
JOHN PAYNE.
Rodney, July 1, 1830. . 21 if
Valuable Laud for Hale.
wishing to purchase will please apply to
John T. Spencer at Brandon, or to the sub
scribers at Rmluev.
C RIFHNG &. CAROTHERS.
A i-. 2 25-tf
State of MississippiJ 1'roUiiv Court. July
Jefferson County. Term, 1830.
XT PON the apdi
J M'Dugall, Gu
Baker and Everett
pphcaiion of Eliza M. G.
Guardian of rhonias F.
Green Biker, minor
heirs of Thomas Baker, deceased, praying
permission to sell a certain tract of land
containing aliont three hundred acres, lying
in Jefferson county, in that pari of said
County known as "the "Maryland Settle
ment and it being represented to tho court
that it would be to tho interest of said mi
nw to sell said tract of land: It is, there
fore, ordered by the court that citations issue
to all persons interesled in s lid re i! estate,
requiring ihem to be and appear at a regu
lar term of the Probite Court, to be Imlden
a,' the Court House, in and for the county
of Jefferson, on the fourth Monday in Au
ii ist noxt, to show cause, if any they can,
w hy said tract of land should not be sold.
I Certify die above to be a Into and cor
rect extract from Ui minutes of said court.
r In testimony whereof, I have
hereunto set my hand and scnl ol
jHlsuid couri, at Eavette, this 25ih
ua oi juiv, A. U. iri.R.
C. T. MILES, D.C
An?. 2. 85-8
A TCtl E N, J E I V E I. R V, cc7
MUST RECEIVED by the. Subscriber, a
99 beaiilifd asfortmenl of GOLD AND
SILVER PATENT LEVER W ATCHES.
Lcpinc and plain, do. Also, a lot of JEW
EERY, embracing the latest nnd neatest
patlcriisyill of which were carefully selected
by himself. Haviiyj made iiis puichascs
principally from the English and French
importers, he feels confident in assuring Mic
public that they are of the very best mate
rial, and that ihev can be offered as low as
any nriicles of the same quadity brought to
this market. From long experience in the
business, ho fl.iiters himself that a lihe-al
share of pu! lie favor will be extended to
him.
GEORGE M. GRAVES.
N. B. All kin Is of timo pieces carefully
repaired and warranted, at the shortest ioi
tico. G. M. (i.
Aug. 2 i).-;tf
IVotlcc.
THE PUBLIC are fuewarnod from
trading for a Note of Hand drawn bv Siuarl
&, Co' hraii, dated 2Mlh April last, and made
payal lo in the ComfMroml Bank of Rodney
to J. J. Qon, f ir clctcii hundred and nint fr
eight dolltrr.-i 80 cents. 'The consideration
having failed to be complied with, we are
determined not io pay it, unless compelled
by law.
STUART fc COCHRAN.
Rodney, Aug. U, IMti. 25-tf
W i S I il i i 83 .
The Bprinorship berelof ire existin-r be
tween the undersit!ned,was Ibis day dissolv
ed by met ial cinn-ent. The business Will
hcrecjet he conducted under the name and
s y!e efSTUARfnd S.MI'TH, who stands
charged with the settlement of the former
linit. V. M. STUART.
S. A. COCHRAN,
Rodney, July 21, lS3!i 21 tf
UST RECEIVED a choice lot of
KENTUCKY JANES. LINSEY and
SOCKS.
STUART & SMITH.
Rodney, July 21 lHtlii 21 -tits.
JLO0K HER II!
WILL give, in Merchandize, from
50 to 75 els. a piece, for f;ood COTTON
BASKETS, if delivered soon.
B. CAMPBELL.
Rodney, July 20. 'M-ll
A DM INISTRA TOIVS NOTIC 'A
I ETTERS of administratiuti having
J been granted to die undersigned nt the
Apial Term, 183 of the Probate Cirl of
Jefferson County, on theeu.ie of Stki-UBX
UoaMAN, dee'd., nil persons indebted to
said estate nre herehy notified to eornc for
ward and make imediatc setiletnertt, and
all these having claims against tho es nv
arc requested lo present them within the
time prescribed by law or llioy will be lor
ever barred.
JOHN DUCKER, Adm'r.
April 20, 1830 12-fbn.
Scmucl A. Mason.) BY VIRTUE of the
r.v. above Writ of Veu. Ex.
y.iggonerfcCoIo.) t6 me directed, M Shc
lilf of Ji.'tferson County, I slnll expose at
Public S.lc to tho highest bidder, for ready
iraonoyat thedoflr of the 'Court House of
said county, on tho first Monday iri Septem
ber next, within the hours prescribed by I nv,
on said day, nil iho right, title and in'oron;
in and io a certain tract or pucel of Unci f
inff on tho bank of the Miasisahml river, six
teen miles below Rodney, in s tid coun'v, of
saw aetcnuants, to saiisty.pl imiifl 's cliim
an. I all costs.
PHILIP O. HUCJilES.
July 20
'EX Ecu
2i-:f
TOR'S NOTICE.
Sheriff's! Sale.
Y VIRTUE of tho sundry Execu
tions, to me direelod. as SknrUT nl
Jotrerson (.aiu.y, I shall exjioso at Public
Sale, to the hiiilicst bidder, for moaV
jrst Monday in September next, nt the'deor
to me ijurt House ol said county, within
the hours prescribed' by law on said day, all
iho right, title and interest of Win. P. F.
Cogan, in nnd to ono
HOUSE AND LOT
in the town of Kavctle; aho, a considerable
lot of DRY GOODS, CROCKERY WARE.
lovicd on as iho property of said Co
gun, id sutisfyij plaintiff's claims, uud ufl
PHIL'O. HUGHES, Sheriff.
July 20 f Mf
ii haong been
igned by the
etferson Coun
no the estate
A otice is here'
by giren to nil persons indebted to said
estate to make immediate payment, and
ilNwe having claims agtnt aaid totale to
prudent them within the time prescribed by
Irw, or they will ho forever barred.
LUCRETIA MAYBERRY,
Executrix
PHILIP O. HUGHES, Executor.
J.ilv 8, t838. 22-1m
St MiOOM.
11JRS. ROSS respectfully informs the
inhabitants of Rodney, end its vicioi
iv, that she has opciled a Pikpakatoit
S. ikol for Children, at her residence, one
door alMive Dr. Savage's, on Magnolia st.
Mrs. R. h s to deserve the patronage of
the citizens bv paying attention to the chil
dren entrusted to her care.
Terms, &.c, made known on applying
as above.
P. S. Staenl Scholars can le accom
modated with boarding in her family.
Julv P 21 3w
M. B. BREWS TER, & Co.
WS6l E S ALE I) E A L E R S
(37 Nassau, corner Liberty SI.)
NEW-YORK.
'"Bill E above S:ock entirely new and as
Wl etcn-ive as nny in the city, is adap
ted e.)ressly to the S mtlieni Market and
having been prepared under the inspection
a Gentleman of superior qualifications for
this department! it is believed that Soitlliern
MerchauM will find it much to their inter
est i. examine this assortment previous to
purchasing.
Jui 1,183. 21 3m
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
BURSUANT to an order of llie Uof.
Pruliate Court of Jefferson county. will
be sold to the highest bidder, at the teat
deive of John C, Johu-mi, ill Fayelle, on
ihe Idi div of Auifust next, llie whole ofihe
uersonal e.-t:'.:e of J. dm R, Jamison, dee'd..
consisting of a small flock uf Cattle, three
llirses, and llirce Negroes; (ono Negro
.Man and two Women.) Household Furni
ture ai.so a lot of Carpenters and Gin
Wright J. is. f'he Negroes to bo sold or.
a credit of one and two ye us ; the balance
on a credit of six m mths; purchasers giving
bond with approved se airilv.
CAT.IARIXE JAMISON. Adm'x.
JOHN C. JOHNSON, Adurr.
Jaly 1, 1 8S0. 21-sl
State of Mississippi,! Probate Court, Jane
Jeffewn G wnty. Term 1898.
PON ttic ncfifidn of R. B. Ricketts,
adnrinistralor of the etlate of William
S. Hodge, deceased, praying permission to
sell a certain tract df land, containing
THREE lIUXDItEp AND TWENTY
AORRS, more or le.-s, ly ing in Madison
county and it I eiilg represented (Oi the
Cunt that it would be to the interest of aaid
estate to sell said lot or tract of land: It is
t 'lerif .irc ordered by the Court, that filia
tions issue to all persons interested in said
tract of land, requiring diem to bo and ap
pear at a realtor lerui. film 1'iohat.c Cuart.
lo bo hidden at the Couil House, in and'liu
ffie county of Jeflcfsoh, on the fourth Mon
day in August ucxt, to show cause, if nuy
fiiinj why said Iniet of land should not
bo sold, according lo the prayer of the peti
tioner. 1 certify the above to he a true cxtracl
from the miii'itcs of said c ourt.
in testimony whereof, I have
horcunloset inv hand and seal of
l&ggjwgi.iaid court, at Fayette, this 28th
day of J ane, )838;
C. T. MILES, D.Cl'k.
July 1 Pr. fee; 1$10 15 21-w
Suite of Mississippi,) Probate Court, June
Jefferson coultty. crm, 1830.
TTPON the petition of "it. 1). Rirlcetts
J adiuiiiiiralor de bonit won of ihe es
tate nf Sidney SJiaw, deceased, orayirtf
permission lo soil tho uiidividod interest of
life heirs of said decoased, iu a tract of land
in JeH'ers n county, contaiiiing One Hun
dred am fifty Svren Acres, (it being tlip
s inlr ira'c' on which Mrs. 5l. Sliaw now rc
si de.-;) and it being represented to the court,
that it w ould be to tho interest of said es
tate to sell the same; ii ihcrtfore order
ed, that citations i.-s;i3 to all persons inter
ested itl said tract of l iiid, requiring tliem
to appear before the Probato court; on the
ioiirdi m indtiy in August ne.tt, nt the Court
House of said county, to show cause, ifanv
they can, why said court should not then
order that said tiact of land, or the undivi
ded inieiest of said heirs in the same he
Mil,
1 do hereby certify that the above is a
true extract from the minutes of said court.
njs witness my hand ahd seal of
OfiUaid court, this 23th day of Juno
C. T. MILES, D. Ci'k.
Julv 1, 183d. 21 0w
Pr. foe, $10 50
Siate of Mississippi,! Probate Cbnrt; juhe
Jcilprson cunty. Term, 1830.
rgOall persons interested in the lands,
Jj tenements, and hereilitaineins ol John
Outlier Pi es, minor heir of John VV. Pipes,
deceased, O'rctlingi X"ur are hereby eited
to appoar before tho Prolmtb Court of said
County at a regular tori;: thereof, to it hol
len Hi die Co art House of said eounly, on
tho four! It Monday in Aujtnet next, then
and liiere to show cause, ifndy you can,1
wliy said Cotut shot Id not then iSrder that
the lands, tenements, and ht'reditaments, ol
said minor be S lid.
1 d i hereby certify that the above is a
true extract fnuri the m'iputes of said court.
Witness my hand and seal of
ourt, this 28th day of June,
C. T. MILES, D. Ci'k.
July 1
21-Gw
Pr. fee $ 7 70
NVERY Varieiy of BLANKS kept on
hand and for sale at tins ollxo
3 9?5isilt(
State of MissnstppiJ Profcate, court June
Jenerson county. Term, 18SS,
ON applicatioo of R B. R.cketta,fcd
ministrator ie bonis nan on the es
tate of Sidney Shw, deceased, and it ap
pearing to the satisfaction of the court, that
the estate of said deceased, is insolvent aoJ
iooli, ,,-oi In y its debts,
17 it therefore ordered that Thomas A .
Compton, John Docker. J.4m G. James, Jo
seph M in'gomerv, and John Payoc, he ap
pointed commissioners to report claims a
gainst the estate of Sidney Shaw, doccaaod:
A true cooy from the minutes.
J AS. J. COLLIER, Clerl:
July p W3S. 2t
j UST RECEIVED A kit of DOUBLE
MATTRESSES of good quality, for
nle lev, by B. CAMPBELL
flay 13 4r4F
A DMLS'ISTRATOIUS NOTtCBi
ETTERS of adminmtration on the os
tatc of John R. Jamison, deceased,
were granted to the onderstxned by the
H n. Probate Court of Jelferaon county, on
the 27ih inst. Notice therefore it hereby
giren, lo all persons h iving claims against
said ealste, to present tbem legally authen
ticated within the time prescribed by law or
they il! be forever barred.
Katharine jamison, Adm'i.
JOHN C. JOHNSON, Adm'r.
Julv I, lKtfrt. gitf
REMOVAL.
MESSRS. STUART and SMITH,
respectfully inftvm their friends aMi
the public rjpnerallv that thev have remov
ed their DRY GOODS STORE to the cor
ner of Magnolia and Commerce streets
I n wn as the corner occupied by B. M.
Stcd nan & Co.
Rodney, June 9, 1838. 18-y
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