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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-06
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Superior Attractions, in Books, Prints,
JeWelrY. fine Cutlery. &c.

A RRANGENENTs have been made with various
publishers to present to the good people of Alex
dr,. and its neighborhood something very attractive
in the way Of Lteraure and the rst sale bv auction
Will be on Monday Evening. November II, 1882, by
printed Catalogues and they will give in detail tho
Character OF the works. il would be useless to enume
rate them nov: let il suffice, it will embrace the most
standard and popular authors Of the day-Albums,
Stationary; fine Cutleryi Prints; EngnvnsN choice
collection Of yewelry The whole for examination on
the day OF sale-s tho whole must be disposed Of
without reserve, and will be continued from evening
to evening until the same are finally closed.
Also, an Invoice of Hadwsre.
Turkey Oil Stone, warranted, to be returned for
sale Wholesale or retail
Additional: Recess Encyclopedias. q most superior
bound copy in calf, will bepOld the above described
public sale. nov Sd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-06
SHIP NEWS.
PaRT or ALEXANDRIA. IN. c.

ARRIVED, November q,
Brig Gov. Brooks, Semmes, Boston; ballast
t. Henry ID inserfel'.
British bti. Mary Am, Pavson, st. J6hns;N.
B. plaster to J u " II Twin.
Brig Union, Allen, Thnmaston; lime to master.
Brig Emolument, Layfeld. Ne" York, freight
for the District.
Schr March, Weeks, Bostor ,aster to WIN.
Fowle & Co.
Scbr. Mary. Hanna, Portlana; naas-s &c.
to VIM. Fowle & Co.
Schr. Mechanic, Nickerson, 3 tFls,; poti.
toes and shad to J. Yeaton.
Schr. Packet, Arey, Bangor, lumber, spars and
potatoes to ]. Yeaton.
5th-Schr. Reaper. Harden, Boston; sundries
to A. c. Cazenove & Co.
SAILED,
Schr. G,lblas, Seclay, Eastern Shore.
At Bremen Sept. 9Th, Ship Corinthian, from
hence.
Schr. Alexandria, Brittin, cleared at New
York for this port lst.
Schr. Harriet, Nickerson. hence at Boston 1st
Schr, Virginia, Powell, hence at N. York Sd.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
PENNSYLVANIA.


PHILADELPHIA City.-Anti-Jaekson, 547l; Jack
son, s267.
Philadelphia Cvmty,-An:i-Jackson, 646I ;
Jackson, 6rj2.
Dslqurs Comty.-Anti,JacksOn, 1886; Jack.
son, 955.
Chester County -l45O Anti-Jaekson Majori-
Is. and one district to be heard from.
10 Fork COuniy, it is reported the Jackson
party are completely successful, in consequence
bf the National Republicans having to great
Extent refused to vote for the Anti Masonic TIC
ke. 10 one District the Jackson vote was l40O,
she opposition only 20 In this county, last
month, the Jackson member Of Congress was de-
Iiealed.
In BNks County. it is said, the Jackson ticket
has prevailed BY great majority.
We have reports from other counties; but,
|si,hus to be accurate, emit their publication.
From the Globe Extra
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-06
From the London Times.

More than 100000 quarters Of wheat. and
5000 cwt Of flour. have recently, it appears,
been entered for home consumption. At the pre-
sent high rate OF duty, they will produce nearly
ESQ., 600 TO the revenue. aud will prove very
unexpected aid to ministers, who in consequence
of the harvest, had not calculated on any Access
sion through the duties on grain and flour. The
holders of the corn, thus brought forward for home
consumption, will, OF course, suffer heavy loss,
but they have no doubt found in the present low
price of grain all over Europe. that this was the
only mode left to obta in a market for it.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-06
NEW-YORK MARKET-Nov. s

Flour Yesterday was, at the close of business.
firm at SCI for lair brands Of Western, and con.
siderabs sales were made at that price: $50 bills
Richmond county were sold at sos: 500 bbls
Petersburg at 81 a 8: a cargo Of good Virginia
wheat sold yesterday at 6a: prime western would
command still higher price: feet Of coasters
arrived Yesterday, several of which were loaded
with bread stuffs; sumo of the tow. boats have
also arrived, bringing several thousand barrels
of Flour. Ashes sold at 4, 45 for pots. In cot
ton but little is doing, the trade hold of. The
weather is warm and pleasant There have been
large sales of Southern rendered Tallow at 10
cents per h.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-06
10 the Public.

i "uefssned give notice to oil whom il may
mail mat their Note FIR $4,000, payable to John
lSIl w. anu oy him endorsed. dated 18th October,
drnn,u payable sixty days after date, and the same
,sersa 50 AZ the Mechanics Bank of Alexandris, we
he through our Agent, to pay, and did tender to
Note, os 81 SAID Bank the full amount thereof, in the
sN. g io said Bank; but the payment was refused
Rn. publicly notify all persons, that we shall. de-
", ,As, NE aforesaid Note, in any other paper
nov 'ne Aechanics' Bank aforesaid.
II. e A. G. CAGE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-06
To the Public.

MRS CATHARINE WOOD respectfully informs
MI her former customers and the public generally
that she has re engaged Mr. THOMAS Bard to at.
tend to her business Of HAN CUTTING AND sHAvISo,
al the old stand Fairfax street. doors north of
King street; who will use bis utmost endeavors to
please VII who may favor her with their custom As
she does wish her Shop to be open Sunday, she
viii keep open until II O'Clock Saturday night, fur
the accommodation of her customers.
oct l8-w3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-06

i'o''S' As"iS' tesai'J Pet tooS ~ " w
FLoUR.-Our Flour Market is in such state,
that we are at a loss to quote either the wagon Or
store price. Saturday the price from wagons
was 90 $ 95; sales from stores I2a, 6 s5,
and So. Yesterday few loads were taken at
8 90 others at l6, which we consider the ruling
price. One or two loads brought as much as 6
60 to so. We quote the store price lin the
absence Of any transactions calculated to estab.
llsh fair wholesale price, 8 25 37l, some
even ask so. Our Port is full of vessels, and
the Flour Market extremely bare. Until we have
good rains, we cannot look for much decline in
prices. As soon as some contracts are -complet-
ed, we may expect more settled market at some
price.
Export for the week ending Saturday Sd inst,
27l5 bis; Foreign, 6a5; Coastwise, 1000.
Quantity Inspected during the same period:
King Street 1472 bis 10 halt bis.
Potomac AS 600
Wharf 623 s45
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d, the s9th uIt. there were eish

. On the s9th ult. there were eight
,''i oui,ville, on the slst ult. there we're nine
.,i,, by cholera ~ q.
N,S.norled, Of which SO terminated fatally@
.P,sment. it is added, tails short Of the ac-
r.,nber. With some exceptions the mortality
% n sasJ 70 drunkards and persons Of colour.
; %t citv of Lexington, Ky. enjoyed good
- IN to the 9Th ult.
"a cSoera had appeared at Nashville on
|, Sind. although its early visitation was anti
| c,tsd. canaan, mon. attach sa -,
sf,b September. all OF whom died.
2 g. &C ,,rlestown, Va, Press states that the
Luz, ~, does not exist in any village in the coun-
! :, u,gerstown. during the week ending on
y, Instant there was but one new case Of
-, Among the deaths, however, from
.g,,,s Of the epidemic, were MIR. Parker
3 u hook,eIIer, and Mr., Peter Rench.
The P,ltsburg Advocate OF the LIST instant
,,,s hat no choiera ur other epidemic existed
ere 49,, e,,.
1, Wheeling there had been three or Tour
.a,,,e, cases Of cholera, previous to Goth ult.
[. ,inee that no further cases.
A. New Orleans the yellow fever was raging
.s,,l, al the last dates. The Mercantile Adj
- ., The Goth ult states that there had not
s.o :, much sick ness as then existed, since the
IsarlS2s'
The ,rea, Western mail which left Boston for
Albany and N. West. On Wednesday morning,
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THERMOMETER.

Do ~.p% Of water which fell in rain, during the
A'ah, . 400 inches.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-06

The great Western mail which left Boston for
Albany and the West. on "Wednesday morning,
4, been stolen.
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MARRIED..

a. 20 Tue 18th ult. by the Rev. VIM. C. Walton,
wv mr; JOHN IL. HARcRAvE to Miss CHAR.
'0nE E. ROSE.
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+ or Rent,
N GOOA EWrm fUr sale.

WILL sell the Estate upon which live, containing
1870 Acres; one half is in wood, and the other I'M.
der course of cropping, situated upon the great
Southern Road leading from Alexandra to Richmond.
II is so universally known, that shall give no descrp'
ton of Il. Any one wishing, from curiosity or desire
to purchase, is invited to call and examine It. u IS
vefl nroyded with every description OF comfortable
building; better d,ched than any other Farm vIrgi
MIA and has been for more than 80 year, under an I'M
1890 cour,e of cultivation. would be willing to
p.ohar.e II for Lmestone Mountain Land. Tobac.
60 makers would do well to call.
.cnt f6-eof w. n fOOth.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-06
COMMUNICATED. |

genealogical Observations for October. 1881
' from ne Proceedings Of the Philosophical
Southern planter., 1832-04-28

Not so bad!-A person mufllod in cloak, step
ped up to the mayor this morning. and complained
that for some time past he had not heard the watch
cry the hour, within several yards ofhis door, which
IS in an alley some where in the city, noiwithstand
lng he had repeatedly told him, If be did not call
the hour under his window, he would report him to
the hlayor-and before daylight this morning, he
was aroused from his sleep by tremendous knock
ing at his door, and upon opening his window
found Il was the walchman with his torch in his
hand, who was asked what he wanted, and who re-
piled, "Why, 10 let you know that it's 'A-p-a-s-t
three-o'-c-l-o-c-k'-and be id to youf" lie
was promised redress, and departed ~ Phil Chro.
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
COMMERCIAL.

NEw-ORLEAYs, April 2l.
COhon.-The sales Of the week have been only
about 1000 bales, although the weather has been
fair and favorable TO business. Tho prices of the
last week have been fully mentioned We therefore
quote La. and Miss. Choice at &c and scurce--
prime 10 81 c II Ia, seconds Ia iOc, infe-
ror l-2-Mobe and S. Alabama, 0 IA 10,
"a quality lie and inferior &c, Tenn. and
north Alabama, choice lie, fair 8 I2a93.4
In the early part of the week, the market seemed
at stand, and such sales have come to our know
ledge, were mostly made within the last three days
Relative TO the disposition of holders to sell, or
buyers TO purchase, we are not able to Judge there
has appeared no predomnating disposition among
the trade, to those even, who are most experienced
in the market.
The arrivals oftho week have been 1924. Clear.
ed IN the same time, CLIO bales.
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
TVashington, April 4.

Washington, April 4.
Ibeeve repeated TO you, some two years since,
the substance of conversation between VIM. Is.
Lewis and MYSELF touching the succession to the
Presidency in 1888: lfit be in your memory, and
you but cast a retrospective glance at the course Of
the President and his confidential advisers. since the
first Of May 1899, you cannot fail to realize their
systematic design, which | then predicted, Of de-
mandng of the frecmcn Of the United States their
suilmges for Martin Van Buren. His recent relec-
tion as Minister at London, has furnished pretext
for unmaskinP, and the unprlnciplcd cabal, whose
future political hopes rest alone upon van Burens
elevation, now boldly attempt, by an organized eau
Gus at the city Of Baltimore, TO redeem his tarnls-
cd honor, The honest Germans Of Pennsylvania
Understand the game, and refuse TO participate in
'he dishonorabe deliberations of an assenblage OF
individuals, large majority Of whom are already
branded in the forehead with the initials of the late
Secretary Of State. Aye! savishly branded; aud
called together to do the bidding OF Isaac Hill ofN
H.. John II Eaton and Wm. b. Lewis of Tennes-
see! But, lei the Key State oftho Union beware of
her contumacy! She stands on the perilOus edge
ota precpce, from which, the slightest breath OF
Executive wrath may hurl her headlong into pOllt-
cal ruln! Indeed, her most independent represen-
alyes IN Congress are put without the pale t"lhe
party" and many of them are denounced in no
measured terms The Globe, the Richmond In
qalrer, &C., have repeatedly polluted even their
columns with excessive abuse of Mr.. Sutherland.
because this distinguished member from Pcnnsyl-
Nana IN the honest discharge Of his duty Ia his CON
N',uenis, has presumed TO oppose the schomesand
policy Of LOWS, Kendall aDd Others, by advocating
Southern planter., 1832-04-28

ooo ei,o d. aiii SOD hsedfo sln. ur lis il :
LIN, every hing behind en-. Out 81 TAO or
w aSr .oa. on battd only 10 are saved Wowcse
!. ,be middle of tlc uvor when II commenced, the
M, mt the helm hard ashore aud run her ON the
~, rhra an who could got ashore, aud are slill
,.,o irving what can be done wiih iho week
y. .orry 10 say that aiming the missing are Mr.. r .
s',,lsrf Mrs. r. I. Walker, child a. servant, Ran.
m Ist cook. Noah aud Esther, besides four OF the
All banls, aud seven cabin passengers, the mum.
ser of deck passengers we can only suppose and sci
i,,,n MS crhiy--as could not save the books or
.,oers or any clothing but what we had on at the
,de Every effort was made by two others and
s.clfio save Mrs. Walker, but all in vain--lho FIRE
.5s 80 rapid lhat we were driven from tho boat Ia
,.ss than two minutes from the irsi alarm 1t is
s.ooosed 10 have caught from the sparks from the
ebnneys calchng The straw in which some car
,i.oe wheels placed on the upper deck were pack
N asit was there the fire was fist Discovered the
wind was blowing very hard down stream at the
Gnc. which caused the fire 10 spread aft.
Neycr was witness 10 such a scene, dreadful and
,slressnn in the cxtrcmel shull never forget it,
bef,re len the boat saw several drown in attempt
ino to reach the shore, and some bodies are stll on
,be shore some distance below the boat--we buried
one man this morning, who died a short time after
reaching tho shore"
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
April &c, Ie32.

WHEREAS a representation has been made 10
this Court, by A. H. Chambers, Adm'r dc bons
non Of a. Hope, deceased, that Wesley Cham
bers, Adm'r. Of said A. Hope, did not sell the
Real Estate Of A. Hope, pursuant to the order Of
tins Court lit IS therefore ordered disqualification
be made according 10 law, for all persons concern
cd IN said Estate, 10 show fany they cam why
the real estate Of said Hope should not be sold to
pay bis debts.
A. II. CHAMBERS, Adur. de 6onis non.
n
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
NOTICE.

LETTERS Testamentary having been granted
to the undersigned, upon the Estate Of Wesleu
Chamber, deceased, by the Hon. Orphans Court
OF Wilkinson county, at April Term, l83e,-all
persons indebted to said Estate will please call
and settle their accounts, and all those TO whom
said estate is indebted, will present their accounts
duly authenticated within the time prescribed by
law, OF they will be forever barred recovery.
c. G. CHAMBERS. Curatrir.
II. T. CHRISTMAS, Curator
April &c, 1899. n
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
AUGUST ELECTTolT--.ie52 !.

0SrWe are authorised to announce Col. Peter
GUN and DR.. james Jones, Of Pike, and Wm.
kankln OF Marion county, as candidates for the
Convention, from the Senatorial District of Pike
and Marion.
0eJ-We are authorised to announce S. p Shoaps
James y. MeNe66, and Labda BGcot, Esqrs as
candidates for the Convention, from the County OF
Pike.
0<TWe are authorised to announce Franklin
Lore, Esq. of Pike county, as a candidate for the
State Senate, from the Senatorial District of Pike
and Marion counties.
0SrWe are authorised to announce Jesse Har-
per, Col A. y. Cunningham and Wm. q. Martin,
as candidates TO represent Pike county in the next
Legislature.
%
] am sorry that there IS doubts existing in the
minds OF some Of the People whether be a candi-
date for the Legislature or not IL am a candidate
for that office, and shall remain one unless compell-
cd TO decline; and then 1 will make it known IN
the paper.
MATTHIAS OVERMAN.
April 2l, 1889.
Southern planter., 1832-04-28

WILL be sold, on TUESDAY ne e9h May
next, at The residence of the late Clement Toirn-
send, one mile south of Woodyllle, sundry FER
SOAAL PROPERTY Of said deccascd, on a
credi, Of SIX months The above sale is under or.
der OF the Orphans Court ofWilkinson county.
WIN. STEWART,l Err's orc.
WIN. 7. LEWIS, Tornscnd
Apnl ~. 1889. II
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
SLAVES,
TWENTYFOUR IN NUMBER,J

(TWENTYFOUR IN NUlMBER,)
belonging TO the Estate Of Priesthood Smith, deed.
--and on Wednesday the 10th Of said month, az
the plantation Of said deceased, | will expose in
like manner the remainder Of the PERSONAL ef
lecis Of said deceased; consisting of work horses
oxen, a stock Of cattle and hogs, farming utensils
one wagon, &c. &c.
The above named sales will be made upon a Gro.
dit Of nine months from the day Of sale; the pur.
chaser giving notes with approved security, bearing
interest from the day Of sale ifnoi punctualy paid.
G. p. SMITH, Admr.
ofhe Estate Of Preshpood Smith, decd
April 6, 1882 I6
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been appointed at the
last February Term of the Hon Orphans Court
Of Wilkinson County, Administrative of the Estate
of Andrce White, deceased; requests all persons
indebted to said Estate to come forward and make
payment, and all persons having claims will pre-.
sent them duly authenticated according to law, or
they will be barred.
MARY WHITE, Admr'r.
Anrl o7. 1889. I1w6*
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
TPOstpOnement.

NOTICE.
BY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court Of
Wilkinson County, obtained at the January Term
thereof, 1889, the undersigned Administrator OF
John Connell, deceased, will sell at public auction
TO the highest bidder, on credit of six months, al
the Personal property belonging to said Connell,
deceased, consisting of Horses, CaRlc, Hogs, Or.
en-, Household and Kitchen Furniture. 6c-The
sale to take place on MONDAY the q3rd Of April
next, 1882 at the plantation Of said deceased, near
neutrality-suspicious. giving bond and security
according to law.
II. CoNNELL, Adnr.
March 5, 1882. 10
0SrFhe above Administrator Sale Of the Es-
tate Of John Connel, deceased is postponed until
Saturday Me 9Th day Of May merit
II. CONNELL, Admir-.
April %, 1889. I6
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
STEAM BOAT HOTEL.
NOTICE.

f. II. WALES most earnestly requests those IN.
debied 10 him to come forward and discharge thcir
notes and accounts by the 10th Of May next, as he
will be compelled, IN self preservation, to put all
dues, coming TO him. that may remain unpaid al
that time, iDitho@ exception, into the hands Of his
Lawyer.
Woodville, March 81, 1889 nIs-Aw.
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
Notice.

TIE undersigned Administrative Of the Estate
Of Jacob Chambers, decd, will at the next June
term Of the Probate Court Of the County of Wilk-
inson, present her account as Administrative a.
forcsaid, for final settlement and allowance.
ELIZABETH CHAMBERS. Admr'x
Anil 27. 1882 rs
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
OrrIcr PLANrrRs BANK. !

OFFICE PLANTERS BANK,l
WoodriRe, April 18Th, 1882.
NOTICE is hereby given, that from and after
this date, this Bank will allow interest on monies
to the credit Of individual Deposiors at tho rate Of
one cent for each hundred dollars remaining in
Bank to their credit for one day--and at the same
rate for longer time and larger sums; hut no al
lowance Of interest will be made on fractions Of one
hundred dollars By order.
A. NJ. FELTUs, Cashier.
I6tf
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
COMMITTED 10 the Jail Of Amite
WA County, State Of Mississippi, on the
s4s9S 18th instant, by Wm. Stewart, Jr.,
I'M Esqr, a negro man named HENRY
NJ who says he belongs TO John Leqp,
Ss4@l living about miles from Mobile Ala.
Henry appears to he about e5 or e6 years ofage
stout built feot s l-2 inches high--has a large
scar on his forehead, rather on the right side-a
long scar in his leii eyebrow much SCARED on his
throat, which he says was done in falling from a
thorn tree, since he len home-he has the appear
ance ofhaving been much whipped on his buttocks
and is slow in speech--Had on when committed
cotton shirt, old blue broad cloth coat, blue cloth
panialoons, and an old white wool hat. Henry
says he has been out about six weeks.
The owner Of said negro is requested 10 pny
charges, and take him out Of Jail
MORGAN DAVIS. Shift g. Jalor
Amite County.
Liberty, Amite Co Miss, April 90, 1899. ~
Southern planter., 1832-04-28

ne 'nia, lac bank 90 thc L. snul i,,ion.l ,npfo,e
meme lnd mlnrdy coaieu ling Cor hc equal p,l
neal u4is of hs own State, he H. lcnqunccl for
sooih by the mmons Of Marlin Van Burcn Ms an en-.
cmy OF lho President, aud traitor 10 the bee, inter
os's ofhs country Regardless of Tie reputation
oi The Cllef Magistrate whom they profess 10 honor
--'egtrdless ol the peace and prosperity oriho ma
uon, they would, without remorsc, rend the bonds
OF all human relations to secure tho Vice Prosdcp
cy to the rejected intrguerl II is not enough that
every iavorle measure Of the northern and middle
States should be assaied and their most esteemed
citizens illuminated by the managers ofJhe Globe. ;
hut the sacred institutions Of our government arc
daily rovled and hooicd at, and Jesuitcal and i'm
posing appeals against them made TO the people
through the vigorous columns Of the Court Gazette.
Mr., CiGy's Tariff Resolutions tho 10Th
ut. MI. llayne submitted motion 10 strike out
all alter tho word rcsolped the result of which may
be viewed as indicating the views Of the Senate on
the Tariff. The vote was nogaiived by vote Of
. to l8.-So all hope, for an adjustment Of the
IanIf 50 far as the Senate is concerned, is at an
end during the present session Of Congress. The
p Post, (Chas. papeT says, "the redemption Of
the South is at hand. - TAla. Rcp.
Southern planter., 1832-04-28

NOTICE.
"a COMMITTED 10 the Jail Of v H.
/T% kinson County, State Of Mississippi
ITsss9 on the e2nd inst, by Joseph Green,
A,Ta EsQr., Justice Of the Peace, as a
&YNl run away slave, a negro man who
calls his name PETER, and says he
belongs 10 Henry Martin. living in
Clinton, East Feliciana, Louisiana Said hoy is A.
bout feet 10 inches hiph--about 40 years Of age.
Had on when committed an old broad cloth coat,
and lindsey woolseY panialoons--Savs he was sold
by Mr.. Smith of Columh,a county. Truuessee.
The owner of the above described negro is re-
quested to come forward. prove property pay char.
ges, and take him out ofiai, otherwise he will be
dealt with as the law directs
BENZ TURBEvILLE, Tailor.
Woodville. April %. 1882 ~
Southern planter., 1832-04-28

BY virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court Of
Wilkinson County, made at the March Term there
Of, will, on TUESDAY the 18th Of May next.
expose at public auction in the Town Of Wood.
vile, within the hours prescribed by law, all Of tho
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
oFFIcE PLANTERS RANK !
OFFICE PLANTERS BANK

OFFICE PLANTERS BANK.l
WOodpiHe, April l7h, 1882.
BY resolution of the Board the Discount Day
Of this Bank is fixed for Tuesday in each week.
Notes for Discount, must be offered previous
" 10 that day, or they will not be placed before
the Board Bank hours from 10 A. NJ. I'LL 2 o.
clock, p. NJ except on discount day, when the
office will be kept open hll o'clock, P NJ.
a. NJ FELTUS, Cashier.
fGmQ