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Ml f H t.
Vac Establishment.
ESECtTTIlIX'S EAUL
m 1 1
m d on
mfurtahl
er failin;
lIlO tlOCOSSVv I'll'
r'jp. en m-'li in Rceom-
m latiBJrmtBfcpflin with 'J.-ta-i
Ml'! s--;ir:to i'r.TrR'Hc! ,in:fiinh!c. c.
If dcsirm, I wiilbo soil the stoca
which i tiJiriiblv larjc;
FARMING UTELS, &c.J
JfcL'.' "'i .
A FEy PWT-JjATE HANDS.
Possession iriveeraf er the crc now
boins (mrftl AilMiathpio I. '
IVr-on Uiimos-of pnrchisinj: arc re-
ipi-stpd tit call nxti me prcvio'is
it May, about which tunc I
home.
U J. B.
M.rch I, 1887.
i y t nVBBfl
irn-dH
I in. ,i- tv i constant ) r
n nT th-no who ir.iv ' for fix
si'imi to iircomm -uJ
equal nrapMrtkm
nitxl e,n'iii"sioo."',n np
hc Pmba'c Court of Jef
rcc uvc n I audit H mils
uf Sinxr.v Sntw. v.'d,
. will m.Mi l r ih it pur
h M'fi'liv f M,-h wn'h
rcessivclv, at the counting
and McCull, in
o 'I.
live jus received anil arc now o
largc and splendid assortment ol
e;oon
iHLR TO the SEASON
rnxtitrmn r rvur ok
i m.ic n wck cimis,
BYa v Over-coals ami Cloaks, ( i supcrinr
1 arlteV.)
A be i t it'iil mill well selected stock nl
CALICOES.
Rrown & bleached Sheetings and Shirtings.
Rliinko's.
Gentlemen's Shoes and B (, '
Prunelle.M ro-envV Kid Shoe
wHa of RUSSETS.
IW.n One lot of
lor Clothing.
aim on hand, a
room ol Messrs. Compton
Kodiicv.
T. A.COMITON', 1
JNO. DICKER.
JNO.fi. J AMES, , Coinrs.
JOS. MOXTCiOJIERY,
John paym:. j
Fchniarv, 7, 1837. .ri2-lf.
8
dO.
NOTICE.
nniunssi ners an-
Ladies1 fin
A first rate
T
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, (
Ji:rtu:nso Coryrv. Vi
Probate CtdkWilarch T lMfP 1837 ,;!"(
v) nil nflflV intercsfeifcTTrWe lanoT: t'ria
'IViiPnlMaar .I k,ii,liimninh .,1 to sell mi as a
Duncan Mel.aiirin it eeaood. ( Irei-lin r . 'Ustomcrs
. .., .
Vo l are hereby cited tube nnd appoar j l)l,ice
net i,-p the Probate Court ol said eoun!Kit
n Refill r Term thereoiBHi tlie4;h MofHk W
in May nevt, to show ewe. if any y vi cm.,
wliy said Conrt, shoMld'not trn order tlm t f
np irt of the Real Estate,
dcc'tl he sold. "
I do he.rcbv certify the
extract from ih minul
i naH
, HOW
es els! Fve arakuiincl
.cTpTWloTlatiiij "H H
. as air. other i"a1 IPnn
)!SS!O X
Till-: unhirs
p iin'ed bv the PWbaie Court af Jelfersiin
'ountv. to receiv e hud audit claims njrninsl
the estate of David N. MrWftUI deceased,
mpMtad inolven. w ill meet f r that ur
jpftpfl on the f itrth Sit irdiv in aaeh month,
for six ipoiiths suce-sivelv. at Jlto. Steele's.
JO. DUNBAR, )
.1 MI1S WOOD, CommVs.
ROB. Y. WOOD.
M .rch 7, 1M7. !- f
A OHEAT BARGAIN.
GO023S
lfhto ld
esot our!.
Iiafin" Ima I
April 4,
irt, thisday. td
Witnnps inv
said Onir!
March
.WSJ
1837.
STATK OF MldSfsyilMM.
Jei itu-.-x Co'Wntv.
CirritirConrt December Term, 1 83G
Tins. ii. Diggan.) Mr"
vs Aitachinent furjH9,31
.1 Jin All. )
rrfTlR day came the Plnntiff by his
attorney iffld it Dtienfinj that the
attach -oeiit herein i fftuttied executed, on
motion of the Plaintin", it is oAred -h it nil',
less the Defendant do "appecf and plead to
this action on or before the first day of the
next June Term of this (i
by dcfiult will be euterc
bun.
And it is further nrder'e
this order be uiiblish-' h
J elcjiraph niililistieu at Ji n
I certifV tin- above to be a
of the proeelinrs in our said Circuit ( 'oari
in the above stated caso.
Given under my han't and seal
ot sunt lirtirf. tins lotn iiavml
March, AD. 1S37.
of. ('BM;fiB'
T I 71 1.. t. f I' 1- 71 r. 7
ibj1'' noiv rcrcniML' frnm mv York and
TBIiilad JAja a larre and general aWtt
mcaT i Kiln, nnrr"itlnr in part of
Omk srrcv and sinned Lussuncrcs and
Til rWiil dersijne 1 wisluv- to sell his
mtation Ivinj in Milli 'an's Rend, lifteen
miles above Vickshurjj, coana'ins of
i S O ,Srrcs,
alvout one hundred r.nd fifty of w hich are
nii-t- now m cultivation, an I one hull bed more
the enn be nut in with rer little trouble. I will
alsnsell with ifccploro,
TEN GOOD ACCLIMATED HANDS,
and the Crop that is now on it. Thirty
Riles have been already picked, and there
are upwards of one hundred still in the
field.
To persons wishing to purchase a plan
tation, no better opp rf mity could be offer
ed to make a speculation, as nm desirous
to sell. WILLIAM NEVILS.
ALSO
1 grnrral assortment nf
riv
October 25, 1838.
37 tf
PTPH AS
cloth and Kentuckv Jean
qauinicre pantt, aMorted ; Sne
T 1
mi, .i ui iuii'iii
;1 herein against
in the "S aitlieni
rdjl4',.forSi:v
up t
l!larl and Mac
Cnat-; tritBl
I tMt. c. Co.
rOOKTIIKS WITH
4-1 and 7- r.owc'l domestic; Blankets, white
ami red Flannel-, and a rood article of New
Y.irk plaid inmui; Iri-li Linen! dark anil
li;hl frjnrliaiii:ytanilirici, JneltfmH, cnided
Mi.-lin, Mull iff,, fivniv.1 ami p'ain; lllninl,
MarianM, (n snnTrror nrticlw") amortod rnlor;
Boinhazi-tt ami Ruiiibiziner nnd Cirrnminnn; n
snnerioi-article of black and light iilk, Challvi,
ite.
Ahn, nn assortment of
U R nn' A li R A N 1) C I T r.KT! V ,
T?nct Itrn-rans of nllpi7i, : Ladlen1 and Oont'n,
Rhni',!i!i"ti'd,':"ua(Mliinfa, ft, r. HATS
Blnclt, wfrRn and drafi. nf I lie latest lashion ; an
FO K S A h E,
THAT valuable Property known as the
Brttk Store,
now occupied by MessrS! James ti Baylv.
Also till!
FRAME STORE AND EOT,
adjoining, now tenanted by Mr. Noe. For
terms, &c. apply to Mr. Levi C. Harris.
SAMUEL A. AIASO:
Rodney, Nov 1830.
V
ransenpi
8
MarcJ,
C.
1S37,
ES,D.CL'K
as. .1. Uoiuer Uieru,
7-8w. pr4(e4ll,
harp, also, iut reoiived from iitVnrlc
n fi-if. selivtinn nf.Jewellrv, pnnitii)( ot goal
and illvr r.evrr Wntehs, 0,)Jd OljWns, Watch
I-"evs Fimrrr Rtne, ami Rrettll Pius. Aim,
PM6b, Bowie Knives and ArkaniToathriicki.
TocKTiiKiwnur
A LOT OF S
iii .i. .i.i
fu ni wiui'ii ineyotlcr low tor cash, or oi
conunodatiiijr terms to pnurtual customers.
LAPE St SNYDER.
Konvi:v, .-ept., WTlHJti. ;;j,tf
LDDLERY.
tVJaJ ii'- " it, 1 -
IjeaPlyclo iifwBh orcuVo-j
icrs and the public t Tallv,
I'm' ' f 1 II I.'
The
on
NOTICE.
I ndersiined has been constituted
HARRIS, KF.LLY S&Co ,
HAW. jnt rcoved a lare and superior lot
of Kentucky
R.YfifilXfi,' ROPE 49NP'
which they offer low f.Tr cash, or on short time
to pmieltial cutomeri
Those wishiu,' to purchase will please call on
Messrs. I,ap4laud Snyder, who have the article
in shne anBio are their duly commissioned
arenti to sellV
Rodney, ScjTt. (!, 18.')t
30-tf
SpATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
JermRsON CottTrf.
Probate Court February Term, 1S37.
njpo all person-s interested in the lands,
tenements and hereditaments of James
Stuart, deceased, greeting:
You are hereby cited to appear before
the Probate Court of said county at a regu
lar term thereof to hg holden in and for
Jefferson county, and State aforesaid, at the
that our
TROD
(ai1ioinin the lrv tiuods'Moir i-- iwv
open, and that we are ready to nreomnio
rfate them with any articles in that line, ei
ther hv wholes lie or retail. V,' would re
pcctfnlly solicit a call frotnJifi .wfci may
wish to purchase.
FAUVEIi & FARNSWORTII.
Rodney. Feb. 21. 1837. 2-tf
J
UST received.
SUGAR, COFf
luntitv ol superiiiT
5E. SALT SuLl-
Awnt for Airs. Rkbkcca SoitKi,t, of Vir-j in April next, to shew cause, if any
una, by her I ower ot Attorney, to collect Vou can, why said Court should not then
hatever monev8 may he due the estate uf LiU il.iil.- :,. , :.. c
, . - j . i . i . i . iii.ibiiiii.ij , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 una in mii in II o i
.ia.iiks subrkll, (leeeiseu. Those indebted
to said estate will please make immediate
payment' to me at Rodney, and any persons
Hiving any ot lus property in possession,
arc earnestly requeued to deliver the same
hnfcn. J. B. LONG.
Aug. 3 25-tf
JOHN
January 25, 1830.
A. WA TKIXS.
,r)0-!f
F"
IACTMBbE AND COMMISSION
BESHBS IN MfJBfl.K. The
subscriber renew the tender ot Ins servi
ces as a Factor and C iinlnission Merchant
in Mobile. Circumstances beyond his con
trol will cause him to remain iuftlobile so
I ite that he will he un i!.o to seiHaany of
his Georgia and S.mth ('rnHKr'iends
personally. Hu is, however, cnBfl trt say
that he hasconntfrdW himAir-flNaVCol. C.
Press nnor Ware House business, by which
he offerilo all whftay be pleased Jo pit
r aiie hi m, mpar'vtr fire proof S'.orngo for
nit cottons cwisined to hiin tbrale.
From his long evparieneff in Augunjji, Ga.,
in this business, hi? does nut doubt he "'will
Le able to iiiie eerflT d satisfaction.
JtATVivLliN U. 111SAKU
5-4m
Mobile, U
HHnaauUilf. and wa
M aIBii
l
W; Rodney, SejiLf!, 1
I1LOUR. hm,l
R A N A WA Y,
FROM the suhscrther, living in
Claiborne county, about i miles
from Rodney, on Sunday the March 7, lS:37-li-(U
24lh ilny ot April last, a negro
m in named
lire fefM inches M!H(icd 2R years, and
of copper color. Siiid iregro, it is supposed,
is still ItifkiuK in the neiahimrhaad, A lih-
er.il reward will lie given to any person upon
his delivery toDajgaat securing iiiffi so th it
ro i':ie r
iBBVlr;'
given,
to all per
il;; at the Ferry opposite
Rodney, to make payment at the time of
Fayette, and also a tract nf land, containing
two hundred acres, more or less, and known
as the Davis -Tract, adjoining lands of
Charles Clark, Charles West, and Airs.
Harper, be sold.
I do hereby certify the above to be a true
extract from the minutes said court.
Witness, my hand and seal of
said Court, this fourth day of
Alacih, 18:17.
C. T. MILES. D. Ci'k.
r. fee, .10 00
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Jkfferson' Cotjntv.
Probate Court February Term, 1837.
TO all persona interested in the lands, ten
mentsand hereditaments ofOclavia E. II un
mers, a minor, greet ins Yon are hereby
cited to appear personally before the Pro
bate Court of Jefferson county, at a regu
lerm thereof, to be holden at the Court
House in and fir the said county, on the
fourth Monday in May next, then and there
to show cause, if any you can, why the said
C mr! shall not then order that the lands,
tenements and heraditamcnts of said minor
he sold.
1 certify the above to he a true extract
L. M.ithews,l'Billa county, inlhe Btoiifff thoir crossing; and hereafter there shall be from the ,llimitos of s:li, Cillirt
no credit whatever allowed for ferriage.
MARY TULLId.
January 24, 1830. 50 tf
7.
in S lyjrh Alabama and
nAilisli the almve for 4
rd their accounts h
C. 11
E.
bted to the
lmson, A. Skyb
n, are here
ward immedif
with the.
ed to r
ame, ns uoua i
ess should
ir pay
-I.1 i
M
M brj
LAPE $ SNYDER
HAVE JUST RECEIVED a large and
wol!-se!e"ted assortment of SPRING
and SUMMER CLOTHING, Summer
Boots and Shoes, together with a general
collectionof articles ltd ipted to the season.
Rodney, May 0,1833. 13-y.
: TA KE NOTICE.
V1NG sol i my slock of Drugs and
edicines to Messrs. '1 . G. Compton &,Co.
I must earnestly solicit all persons having
n accounts with me for the last and pre-
41 a II .
lit years, to come turwaru and close tnein.
GEORGE a. HAYLY.
830. 37 tf
I VERY variety
hand and fe aa
r. refill I rmg
i Mmmmmmwt
in aiaii ninfaVMaaMar t
FIRM,
having purchased
s, lormerlrowuod
V beg leave to inform
public in general, th -it
(ed themselves together
iUpe & Snyder, and hope,
rtence and unremitted atten-
a portion ol public pafroi
m lv . I,
mssi
Given unilerinv hand and seal
iof said Court, the fourth day of
gJMareb, 1837.
C. T. MILES, D. Clerk.
Alarch 7, 1837. 0-Gt-pr fee $8 00.
FINAL SETTLEMENT,
k LL persons in any way in'erested in
the final settlement oi the estate of
Rennet P. Sanders, dee'd, are hereby noti
fied that we shall apply at the next April
term of the Probate Court of Jefferson
county, Miss., and make a final settlement
of said estate.
JOHN DUCKER,
J. B. WARREN,
Administrators.
Alarch 7, 1837. 4-lf
BLANKS! BLAKS!
M.U.I iGSafBBBl . a
Mm m
JUST PRINTED, and for sale at thi
Ofiice,
Bills Lading; Rilln Exchange; Notes in
Bank; Attachmf nt&anfl Attachment Bonds;
Recognisances ; Side W arrants;Subpctnas;
Executions; Forttjpoining Bonds ; Alpha
bets, Labels and Sknc Bills, for Merchants
use; Cotton Recrifls, Sec. See.
liavingagood aiortment of JOB TYPE
re prepared execute any' orders,
ay lie torwKfded, with neatness and
ii.
I!IE
tlic
T
tire ciiuhn'
L'ener vrh-, lint I
pa rliier-hiftWn
te.lIdZ',
f'vitp wir
i rimer tiii tirmW
iNDKRSON A HILL,
hi. die puipise of ii ins.euiuL' ihc mercan
tile business in this place; and having pur
chase J an entire
NEW STOCK OF GOODS,
would respectfully solicit n call from their
Iricnd-', and hre (by constant attention lo
busini's-'. anil a desire to please,) to merit a
share of publh' atmnaoe.
ROBT. T. HENDERSON,
ROBERT R. HILL.
Rodney, January 17, 1S37.
offer
eene-
"4 "T E h ive now on h ind nnd
V V for sale on libera! terms, n
ral assor'tiient uf
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS,
suitable to the season also, an assort
ment of
llAIWWAItH a CUTLERY,
CROCKERY, QUEEXSWARB, AND
GLASSWARE
Fashionable Hoots and Shoes,
do Ready made ( 'loth
iff nnd Hats
GROCERIES!
And would respec'fullv invite our friends,
and purch aser-J ffener d v. to give us a cull.
HENDERSON & HILL.
Jan. 17, 1837. 40-tl
superior lot
IIENDERSflN &. HILL,
AVE just received mi l are now open-ini-
a fresh supply of
i'iXc y & STAPLE DRYCOODS,
together with a very superior lot nf
HARDWARE. QUEKNSWARE, AND
CUTLERY
Also, a complete nssortmont of
GROCERIES,
IS. wliidl llmv hn l.v.vn l.w.rr.,,. It..
sale mi very liberal terms, &c&c.
Ridnoy, January 31, 1837. f!:f
LOOK SHARP!
I WILL attend daily tit the s'ore of
Messrs. I leaders on &, Hill during the next
thirty days, for the purpose of closing the
Accounts of Ballantino Nelson. All
those indebted will do well to call, as at the
expiration of said time other measures wil!
have to he resorted to,
THOMAS VV. RECK,
Attorney.
Fd.ru 21 , 1837. &tf
NOTICE.
THE partnership of B illantinevV -Neb-ai
is this day dissolved by th" de.'h of Mr
llilhmtine. The bnsiuess will only lie
eontinrtbrl for the purpose of settlenient.and
in which the name nf the linn only will he
used. WILLIAM NELSON,
Surririii(r Partner.
THOMAS Vf. RECK,
Attorney.
Rodney, November 8, 1830. 8)-i
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
HHE undersigned, having letters of nd
ministration on tho estate of . Ton S,
NoHRts, dee'd, requests all those indebted
to said estate to come forward and settle
their notes and accounts, and (Lose who
hold claims against the estate to present
them within the time prescribed bv law
duly authenticated, or they will he forever
barred.
GEORGE OVERAKER, AdmY
Rodney, April 29, 1830. 13-tf
1W
wiih ml delay, and make payment, nnd all
those having claims agaiust the estate ore
ree,ucsteip present them wnbin the t.u t
pre.cibod b 1 iw or the u ill l. barred.
J. 0. 1 .HKt.., A'lm'r.
v c- rr
NOT ICE.
JAMES, J COLLIER is ap-
poin'ed atehf to sc't'eTbe business
of th late Mrs. MARG ARETTA TIERE,
n iw AKNTGOMERY viy4toreceive and
receipt accounts duo-her iSid to pay all ac
counts d ic bv her. . JMfe
to drfl nil her "
HOUSEHOLD AND KITJjUEN FUR
NITURE vp
eithen'Vpnblic ornivote sater. i
ANDRBW MON'rfiOMERY.
Marc, 21, 1837
LIS !' OR LETTERS
Vf) I'MAININ'i'i in the l,s Olli-e
11 -. L'.i.. !. Uf I
uu i1, on mi pi .uajxn
ejSff within 3 monijpi
the li
in the fort Office at
te. on Jlrt MiUfh. which if
within 3 monMiMSAvill be for
ieneral Post Oilir-e.
Jordan, J or M
K
neda Will
h, J A 3
2 inerann, David
Killingsworth Katha-
G
not take
war ileu
A
Alexander, L
R ddwin, lliram
Butch, I) Satf
Bridg-s, KluvW
Biildwn, John
13 lis, Di iuah
Rro-.vu, 1)
Brown, Mis Margaret Leigh ton, Geo
I eyonfBl
oungcr, i iios
R.nno. H L& Co
Huel, John
Baissccnn, M
C
( ' ileman, John G
M
M 'Caleb, Y M 5
Mayherrv, Abram
Mnrry, Christopher
Mcdutcbic, Isaac
Mitchell, Joseph
Cix, Miss riar'hi M Mo Kv, Samuel
fTitnc
2 Montgomery, Miss E
E
Montgomery, Maty on
2 Montgomery, A J
Maloy, Martha
Mont)-otnery, Will 2
Middlcton, Mrs S.i-
MaXL ,c E G
MillrrrlsPines
'ur- Marble, A B
O
Os'een, Gnrbrial
een, Solomon
John
io . .i.iim 11
V II
micron, o A
Cumn.Wni P F
( 'ole, .1 ones N
Cumdm, II F
Coll., O R
Pgatt, W P& others
Clvimberlin, A
Can-all, Steph
Currv, Mr (C
vevor)
Clements, B'
Cucuthers, .1
Chamhliss, lsjC 2
Clerk, Circuit Court
Crossin, 'i'hus M
Cipro's. A
Cable flfrlcs C
Corrall,lpolley
Dix hi, Riky-t
Diwi, I'hifl
D irden, M uirarct F
' vis, Ph ,. N
1 ) I vis, Jud
Dvis,Mrs Martha.'!
Dunbar. I iac
I vi la. Joseph
Dalwymple, Jas C
I) tpuv, Jas WL
Dtckerson, 1JSR.B 3 Scott. II
E StamaM Stenhon
lM.t.T T
Been, .1
faynfjjj lines
PipuSl Be wis
PiePf John
Pemsny, Punnel
Piilmer. Mary
Pipes, J W '
ikt,, R
lioss'A B
RingBjBJ Chester
Ivihhtttf, Caroline
RoiibeSls John
HjsRiAron
Smith, W 1!
Stine, Frances
Stamply, Julian
Sj
4
NOTICE,
LL personsare hereby forwarned from
- tiainni; tor a note drawn by A.M.
Holley in 1834, for fifty dollars, and ni ide
payable to me 15th January, 1835. as said
1 I I . I . .1 . T
own; iiiitj oeeu iusi or misiaiu so mat i ca
not. hivl it. GUY COTTQ
January 22, 1830.
SALE,
of Virginia manufac
tured Tobacro, f superior quality.
by HARRIS, KELLY & Cio.'
Rodney, Nov 21), 1833. -12-lf
lvips, John W
Estes, A L
liiaui, Pleasant
F
Frishy, Win
Furgasun, MisA
Foreman, Mrs Sarah Smith. John S
Flowers, J Ii 2 Stakes, G W 2
Flag.;, M. TV Stamply, Mrs Mariali
FlutehcTjU iry, J T
ti ' Torrill. Henry
Jas M
ter, Kicbarcl
Smith, Edward
Stamply, John J
Shield, (iali
Shepperd, II A
LGreen W
( i iWne,ITyj&. others
(rah, A co.
LGraenf W
, i
Trimble. M W
FOR
A QUANTITY
a.
ite, S C
COPARTNERSHIP
"17
THE subscribers would respectfully In
form their friends and the public that
they have entered into a Copartnership for
the purpose of transacting the mercantile
business in the towns of Rodney, Jefferson
county, and Sharon, Madisun county, Mis
sissippi, ,
The Business will be conducted in Rod
ney, under tlie firm of Grilling, Carothers
&.Co., and in Sharon, under the firm of
Cafothera, Grimng, &. Co.
JASPER D. GRIPPING,
TUGS. CAROTHERS,
KINSMAN DIVINE,
CALEBS. BROWN.
Dec. 13, 1830. . 44 tf
ADMINZSTHATOR'S NOTICE.
LETTERS of administration having
been granted to the uqdersinged bv
the H&norable Probate Court of Jeffetwon
(Jaunty, on the Estate of James Sorrel,
dee'd. Those indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and
most; to wtiom the Estate is. indebted are
requested to present their accounts properly
authenticated, as soon as possible.
J.B. LONG, Admr.
September 27, J.830. 33-tf.
NO
ALL those interested in the lands and
tenements of William and Joseph Holms,
are requested to come forward immediately
and show cause, if anv thov can, why said
property should not be sold, as the under
signed intends making application for nn
order of sale at the next November term
of the Probate Court of this county.
HOWELL HINDS, Guardian.
Oil. 23 1830. . 37-tf
elf, Mrs Judith
u-ist M
II
Hinds, Howel
Hughs, P O
Uei ing, WmB
II illiberlill, & C
HindmanjT &
Htirison, R
Harper, W B
Harper, .bad
i lamer, Thomas
Hamffrlin, A
Hall. N C
Tony, G G
Torn-, D
Ton-'y, O
Tony, J
Taylor SusiiB
W
Wridflp W
0 Whflffjv, John M
Vood, Robert Y
oo I, James G
iod, James 5
Kitten, Richard
ttson, L C
Wajjlcs, Ed B
Wolft, David
Wildman, Ansom
Wooff, James
Were, Will
W
1 1 imhcrlin & Youag. Wdliamsfd' T
ii:.. a. '11.. m -1 1 -Mm l t-.
Hinds, TlMtnas
i :
Irvin.tfol WmG
J
Jefferson, Q
James, EiPr
.Fohuslon, Jas S
Jones, B F
Favette,
Wilkinson, Daniel
WilkmBnTKSII
Wade, Laae It
WqaaJlenjaniin
WojBjpfJiiroline
Watkins,0 M
Ydlt'-, Alex.
T. IkDUGGAN, P. M.
April 11637, 0-3t
NOTICE.
rfflllEsubseribpr will, at the next May
'Perm of the Probate Court of Jeffer
son County, present his final account of his
guardianship jthe estate of Martha Blan
ton, a "minor, for settlement and allowance.
JAMES WATSON,
Guardian.
April 11, 1837. i)-,f.
GRIITING, CAROTHERS A Co.
Tcr i -in. t . . '
uivri jusi receivca a lot ot
RAGGING & ROPE. .
Also -a- lot of supe
rior
PLOUGHS,
which thov offer low.
January 10, 1837 47tf
TWO SUPERIOR GIN STANDS,
ADE by Aliens Adams of Nash-
tedr-for salo by
M
vill
the subscSbjfrs.
II
Kodnev. Nov. 15,
I BBBBBBBBBl
i uurran
RIHS.KE
1830
LLY & Co.
40-tf
Febru irv h'rm ihcre-d", I will, as Efal
f John I. W. R ,se. deceased, offcrMl
to the highest bLUlcr,
i rree Lots in Thk town
Iatrtte,
designated on the plat of said town as
No. 2. 4. and 5. in Souarc No. 8,
containing each
O21C Half oi' an Acre.
S;id Lots to be sold on a credit of one, tfli
ind three y ears, purchasers to give thai
notes with epp; o ed s, .uiri' v.
Sib' to take pl.u e on the 2'Jlh day t
April next, between the hours of 12 nnd
o'clock, Pi M-, at the door of the
House uf Jefferson couutv.
JANE B. ROSS.
Of Jno. I. W. R
xch 2ft, 18:17. 7-5t
l.sfj
NOTICE.
THE undersigned having be
ed administrator on the estate 1
ToU5oe, deceased, lute of this
claims agiinst said estate,
ii. .t . . 1 .... a
iiuiy amnenncaieii witiun Hie tun.)
ed by law; and all persons inJehtc
estate, arc requested to come font
settle the same .
G. T. MARTIN, At
N ivembcr 1, 1836. 38-
sfAOBPiognn
stories from real
tmayojonooan
v ma 11111 1 . . ,
'mii entire anil aeciaca apt
with which the little volume,
"Three Experiments of Living," (vi
cently published) has been receiv
Huston and vicinity has induced the
er 10 issue a new cililion ot 1', as It
numbered' a Periodical that individual
families, in distant, as well as nei'dil
regions of the United Slates and
Provinces, may have within their a
a small expense, those "three moi
... 11.11 . ' M IU . .
wen mai stories. I tie mi: uects connec
...:.i. L. a. . . t ! i 1 .
imi urn --moans 01 living, uiung v ine
an arrangement nas been made to coutinti
n scries, of five small volumes, all. havini
direct practical hearing upon the duties anal
happiness of life. The title of this new pe
riodical, will bo '-Stories from Real Life,
designed to teaeli true Independence, and
Domestic Economy." Each part, or vol
ume, will contain about l.'iO pages, and 1
complete 111 1 sell. It will be issued nion
ly, commencing this month. Price
ecu's a Part. The whole series will
L'iven for one dollar; or, if preferred,
copies of either pan will be .vnt to
address for one dollar, and thirty copies
five dollars, or six conies of the series
five (I rllars, to oneeddress. Payment
required in advance
Pari first is now ready, and contains
Three Experiments of Living
Living within the Means;
Living up in tao'Mo ms;
Living Beyond the Means.
EXCrHTK EDITION,
II is written ma pleasing style, and c
tains lesfijns on domrs'ic cc mouiv, wort
im.j.: . . 1 1 . 1 1 . 1 1 .
"i oeim; 'eau ami poll llTCtl tiy till Cl lSl
of people.'
'We have read with much pleasure, (hi
liiile volume, which is calculated to
good. 1 1. e author is well acquainted Ml
the human hearJtj and desirous ofoleva
the tone of moral feeling in s xuetv.'
it is peciitiarlv well adapted to t
times of extravagance and speculation
1 he story is well lold throughout; and
sons in all the different walks of life, 1:
lino valuable bints.1
:lt is replete with sound dostrine and
utarv precepts, conveyed on the mora.
tbrce well told but simple stories.'
1 .17. . . . ...
itu cannot too Highly commen
work. It is practical in its lessons, si
in its language, excellent 111 its moral
conveys its lesson m an irresistuhle a
tl..'pllllfT m-lnnoi '
'If the hook should fall into the hands
novel readers, they will enjoy the plcaU
of a story well told.'
"A great curi isity is evinced to kno
who is the author. It is said to be writtet
by a lady; but her name, and whether ma
tied or sin gle, no one knows. It' she is n
married she ought to be."
'Husbands and fathers cannot besto
yie.iiui l.ivur on ineir amines, Ulan bv or
scnting them with the Three Experiment!
"I lie wiiole is designed to teach lessoi
ol moderation and benevolence.
"It describes real life in a manner
...... ., c.:i 1.. ...i!i . .
"-iiiinii 1. 111 1 siiuci wuiie 11 teaeiies m
impresively that real independence consis
in living wilmn the means."
.tqntoii i mii an
MAN
'.'1
IVI'l (,
"It is one of the best things m the En
hsh language. 1 Ins unqualified praise Mi
given without a full and careful ex iminaf
tion of its contents, and of their social ami'
moral tendenecy."
PltOM MKS. L. It. SlfJOUKXKY.
"I was not able to lay it out of my handsf
until it was finished, so deeply interesting
was it to me.'
,0, w ,S- C0LM lusher.
Ml Washington Street, Boston, Mass
February, 1837. 6
TO NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS
THE Editor of "The DRr.ini.J
published at Wilmington, Del. proposes 1
NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
and therefore asks as a favor, that oaal
nnwqiiiiinr mihliali.... "... . I. i r . . 1
i .... .... ,M.;... i -i .nll
' winoiu wui man, one copy ofl
paper. He intends to arrango "then
ouues, giving ineir politics, &c. l-'or
mi-ut, eucii emior scnuing lus paper
receive one copy of tho Directory, as'
as made ready. The advantage 'J .
of ibis kind to publishers, roost be appa3
CirEditors will please copy th0
on'.uor iHice,inoniertoijivc it cir
JiLircb 2K, 1837 .

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