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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-20
\ MOST DESIRABLE REsIDENCE FoR sALE

"A MOSI DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
VA wish TO sell the estate adjoining the city of Riei-
m0nd called Beviderc, containing seventeen Of
land, with dwelling and other houses. calculated for the
accommodation OF large family. This property has in
bearing, and approaching that state, selection of fruit
trees and grape vines, of than hundred varieties
and besides Garden of three acres highly MANFRED,
with extensive, and very productive asparagus and
strawberry beds, the brick walls by which the whole
vcntecn enclosed and subdvded afford borders
for early fruits and vegetables equal in extent large
garden and admirably adapted to such purpose; the
vote them and If desirable to purchaser, acres not
within, but adjoining the enclosure would DO added TO
the sale Persons disposed TO purchase such property
viii please apply at the store of Messrs. Anderson &
beake until the 18th May when, if not previously dspo-
SEQ OIL wi at O'Clock in the evening" be offered pub
hcly on the premises The Of sale will he accom-
mo1ddng WILLIAM ANDERSON
April II. III-J5tbM.
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AJ OTICE-Thc subscriber wishes TO for the pre-
sent and the ensuing year land probably for a term
Of years not now specied) Store House, located in
good ncighborhoo1 and that be recommended
stand where brisk business may be carried on in one
other of the following named counties -Spotsylvana,
Louisa, Hanover and Caroline Any person or persons
having property this kind dispose Of may do proba-
bly, with advantage. by addressing letters post pai the
subscriber, near Surry Cour-ho
April II. ruI-2n EDWARD w. FAUICON
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II AWRENCEVILLE SPRING RACES for 1892

II AWRENCEVILLE SPRING RACES for 1882
~ Will commence the last Tuesday in May, being
the 29th and continue four days
LIST A sweepstakc for year old colts and flies-1
mile heats for $780, half forfeit close Goth day of April
or more TO make races entered
End. The Propretor's Purse for $3.50 mile heats
entrance SIS
3rd. The Jockey Club Purse for $500, discount
mile heats-enrance 500
18th. For the surplus of the Jockey Club subscriptions
. mile hcatSentrance $780, TO be added to the Purse.
This Purse is supposed TO he worth $3.50.
Stables and Litter furnished horses gratis.
The Proprietor pledges himself TO have the track in
good ORDER and to his best exerions give entire
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their company.
April 20. Tll2-wtd1 GEO. GOODWIN.
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YHNO hoiders Of land in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois,
u The subscriber having few past sold the largest
part of his Land in the county of Albemarle Va, wishes
purchase Land in some of the above Staes.Any gen
teman having land for sale in the aforementioned States
might do well to make known the subscriber resd-
ing in the above-named county, there other indvi-
duals who wish to sell and purchase also.
April 49, 1000 BENJAMIN FICKIIN.
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HkENTIST.-Dr. J. l.. Benson, Surgeon Dentist,
respectfully informs the Citizens OF Essex, and King
william counties, that ne will be in Tappahannork Essex
county, on Monday the 23d inst, and will remain
days Dr. Benson will likewise attend to all cases of Dys-
pePsia his successful Of treating that disease is
only pracsed by himself in this country.
April H. 111-2F
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A NDERSON AND LEAKE, Cary Street, offer for
N sale at market prices, large general and we-se
lected assortment OF Groceries, Brown Shrngs and Sheet
iugs Cotton Olnaburgs and Cotton Yarnsare ofthe Rich
mond and Manchester Manuiactory we'll known TO he of
superior quality. April 10. 100 -tav3,v
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HAQUELIN p. TAYLOR, has received by The Tai
oD iyho, from Liverpool and by the packets from New
York, supply of Spring Goods, consisting of the usual
variety OF retail store. Having imported part and
purchased the remainder in the Northern markets. he is
able to offer goods equally cheap with those who have
bought at sacrifices at Northern auctions; and being
termned TO sell at as low prices other houses he is
tined by reference TO their advertisements, saying that
purchasers may now be advantageously supplied in this
city He has large stock of Irish linen, lawns sheet
ings and diapers cacocs, gnghams muslins cambrcks
cotton and silk hosiery and gloves paraso umbrellas
and hats cloths cassmeres, vestngs lasting crcassans
drills and stripes nankeen, Rouen cassimeres and brown
linens Italian gros de Nap and gros dc Swiss marcenes
and other Silks printed pamyrnes, Grape de lyons and
fancy stripes Grape silk fancy handkerchief and
scarfs, sewing silks, threads, spool cotton and twist
ALso-Brown, bleachcd and colored domestic shirtnes
sheengs jeans, plads, stripes and oznaburgs Ger.
man and Scotch oznaburgs, tickenburgs and buraps
large assortment of palm leaf hats Wadrons double prime
and patent blades grass and brambe scyhes and spades
Kiddermnster, Venetian and Brussels carpeting and
rugs. April l3. 1IIO-2awlv1
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ENAIRFlELD RACES.-The Races over this old and
n favorite Course, will commence the 4th Tuesday
in April, and continue days.
First Ddy.-A post sweepsake for colts and fillies-
mile heats-$l00 cnrance--pldy or pay-to which there
six subscribers and closed.
MIR. Boris, Mr.. WATSON
Mr.. GARRISON, Mr.. MINGE,
Mr.. JOHNSTON MIR. ADAMS
On the same day-a swcepsake Tor colts and hllics-
mile heats-$50 entrance-half forfeit-to which there
are three subscribers-four more to make race.
Second Day. .Proprctor's Purse-two mile heats
purse S3O0-entrance S15.
Third Dny.-Jockey Club Purse-four mile heats
which, in consequence of the increased subscription the
propetors enable make $500 without discount-en
trance $20
Fourth Day.-A handi-cap-mile hcats--the best 9
in 5-$200-entrance SI5.
BY order Of the Club
JOHN MINGE, Propric-
RICHARD ADAMS tors.
April 10 f69-td
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bales floor and stair carpetings and rugs, well ! ,
assorted :
do point and dufie blankets :
4 do do. all sizes =
do 1anncls and baizes 20,
do negro cloths
small cases superior sattnets ::
Between this and the middle of April VIC suppose we
shall receive at least 200 800 packages more of fresh
Soods--bought IL, England NTH cash auction or
otheriose ia Philadelphia and .Neo York, Jy part
rers and agentS-aH Of chich icGH The goods no,u
ddoe'tised 'cW sell either by hepdckage piece on
as good terms as goods Of equal quality hddn ana
Of the markets an the United States in like quantities al
private sale and Of tins, hereby gipe erey country
merchant 'oho may be disposed 10 buy here, the
qualified assurance. We afford to do this; for the diff
ference in rents and other expenses will more than sus-
tain us; and OF this think satisfy every reasona-
BILE man; but really we have choice in the matter: we
must sell as cheap the merchants of Philadelphia and
New York do, or can; best country merchants viii
go there-knowng these things and being determined
do what 10 attract business this city, we give the
pfedge herein contained which stand ready redeem
TO all who will afford us the opportunity.
f. s j. S. JAMES & Co..
March 27 [lO5-2aw4w&w4wl Market Square.
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SPANISH HIDES.-On consignment and for sale;
- 3l4 best Buenos hyres Hides
100 " Green Sailed do.-By
April ~, f11L--9I JOHN POE & co
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SPoRTS OF THE PiT.-A Main Of Cocks, will be
- fought at Dnwid1ie Court House, between Prince
George and Dnwddc, commencing on Thursday the 26tl
April and continue for three days. ~ cocks will be she
on each side, and fight for $4,000 the odd 900 battle
April 49, 1915
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Fresh Sps.im" Goods.

VIRGzVXg, EA1D.9Y, .aPR1L 90 1899
Southern planter., 1832-12-29
More Goods and Cheaper loo.

JUST received by the subscriber at his
VARIETY STORE IN Woodville, a good
assortment Of beautiful GOODS, consisting
in part Of the following articles, viz:-Blan-
kets 8, l-2 and PTS, Mackinaw do. supe-
rlor Green do, Five pts. Duf1e do, Negro
do, Kerseys, Lnsey Woolseys, Blue, Drab
and Brown English Kersimeres, Rowan do,
Cassinetts, Blue, Brown, Mix'd, Grey and
snuff colored sattinetts, Spotted Seelsberry,
Red, Green and White Flannels, Red and
White Canton do, Bombazetts, Bombazines,
Dove, Lead, Orange and Red Circassians,
Brown, Lead, Drab and Green, French and
English Merinoeu, Ticking, Furniture and
Apron Checks, Brown and Bleached Sheet
ings, Furniture Calico, Merimack, Bronze,
Fancy, Plaid, Check and Blue do Ginghams
assorted, CambricSs, Swiss Jaconet, Null and
Leno Muslins, Grapes, Needle Worked Mus
lin Robes, Poult dc Soir superior article,
Silks, White, Pink, Blue, Straw and Brown
Satins, Black, Brown, Olive and Green Silk
Velvets, Shawls, Fancy Handkerchieis as
sorted, Embroidered Warsaw do, Merino do.
Thibet do, Gros de Naples Scaris, Fur Capes
a most splendid article, Grecian do. and
Scarf Blond Lace Edgings, Jaconet and
Swiss do, lnsertings, Bobnet and Thread
Lace, Black and White silk, Cotton and
Worsted Hose, Irish Linens, Long Lawns,
Gentlemen's Gloves assorted, Ladies Black
and White II. s. Gloves, Gold and Silver
Kid do, Rich Black and White
Satin Tops, Silk and Beaver do, Belts, Silk,
Satin and Velvet assorted, Gilt and Embroid-
cred do, with many other articles to tedious
TO mention.
J. SAUNDERS.
Woodville, Dec. IS, 1882. soft
Southern planter., 1832-12-29

THE undersigned Guardian of Albert P. Ther.
rell a. Joseph E. Therre, by virtue of an order
of the County g. Probate Court of the County Of
Wilkinson, made on the 18th day Of December
1889; will, on MONDAY the 4th day of Febru.
ary next, at the Court House in Woodvle, expose
to sale to the highest bidder, on credit ofone and
two years, the two several tracts Of LAND belong
ing respectively to Albert P. g. Joseph E. Ther.
rell, which was set apart TO said wards as their
respective portions Of certain tract of Land be.
longing TO the heirs Of Benjamin Therrell, deceas.
ed; said Therre tract being known as Section
92, in Township No. 1, of Range No. Q west;-
the purchaser giving bond and security according
to law.
JESSE BROWN, Guardian.
December n, 1882. 81
Southern planter., 1832-12-29
NOTICE.
MOTTCE

in conformity to the last will of BErtran Ian
drum, deceased, late Of Wilkinson county. State
of Mississippi, the undersigned Executor win pro
ceed TO sell at public auction, on credit of twelve
ssssi's' ON tho aisl day ofSoo'ubsr nexr IN iaw-
iul houFs oil the Esiue both real and personal of
sad b1r'ran Landrum, as follows, viz: One tract
OF Land an Eighth Of Section, and containing a.
bout Eighty acres, joining George Moss and 9th
ers, ana Is the place on which the said Iandrum
"a l1s' resided; three Negroes; Stock of Cattle,
Horses, Hogs and Sleeps one Wagon and two
yoke Of Oxen; Farming utensils and Housebold
iurniture--the sale will be made on the uremises.
The purchasers to give bond with approved Sc.
curity.
JOEL GLASS, Executor
ofB. LGndrun, decd.
November 81, 1889. 4s
Southern planter., 1832-12-29
NOTICE.

bl virtue OF an order of the Hon. Orphans
Court of Wilkinson County made at the No
vember term, 1882, the undersigned. Admin
istratrix Of Henry Hampton, deceased, will.
on Tuesday the 18th day of January next.
ON the premises, sell at public auction to the
nilghest bidder, on credit Of twelve months,
the following named negroes, belonging to
saio estate, VIZ; Robin, Seaborn, Sue and
1ohnTthe purchaser giving bond and ap-
proved security.
SUSANNA HAMPTON, Adm'x.
Dec. Is, 1892 so
Southern planter., 1832-12-29
NOTICE.

LETTERS Of Administration having been gran.
ted to the undersigned, on the Estate of 4bney
Smith, deceased, by the Orphans Court of Wllkin.
son County at the November Term, 1889, all per.
sons indebted % said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and oil persons having claims
against said Estate are requested to present them
duly authenticated within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred recovery.
CHARITY SMITH, Adn,r
MOSES GlNN, Administrator
December 4ih, 1889. 4ow6
Southern planter., 1832-12-29

hate fho ioofhc-aehc when with msdlennq iumnn.
Like torrent wild. Il raves among the stumps MfJ
hate the whole dire catalogue Of aches,
DisicmpeTs, feyers hot, and ague shakes
I hate maddogs, snakes dandies. deas and bugs,
Tea-parties, wild cats, toads. and whiskey,iugs,
Hard times, bad roads, stale q and broken banks,
Stale news, cold soup, lgh dfle, and lawyers thanks
Ihate long slori6s and short ears Of corn,
A costly farm. house ara shabby barn,
More ours than pigs, no books, but many guns,
Sore toes, tight Shoes Old debts and paper duns.
Ihato tight lacngs and loose conversation;
Abundant CAB, and little information,
The fool who sings in bed, and snores in meeting,
Who laughs while talking and who talks while eating.
Southern planter., 1832-12-29

is hereby given, that six weeks after date,
application will be made to the Register OF
the Land Office at Washington, for a certif-
cate of forfeited Land Stock, for the amount
paid and forfeited on the S. w. IA of section
No. Three, ia Township No Two, of Range
No. One West, in the District of Lands sub.
ject to sale al Washington, Mississippi, pur-
chased on the 4th May, 1911, by Peter Glo-
yer, and forfeited for non-payment, agreeably
to law, now claimed by me under the provi-
sions Of the Act of Congress passed the Esd
May, 1928, entitled "An Act for the relief of
purchasers Of public lands that have reverted
for non-payment of the purchase money, the
original certificate of which has been lost or
destroyed"
Given under my hand this 18th day of
December, 1882.
50-6t JAMES CAIN.
Southern planter., 1832-12-29

TO close concern, the subscribers propose
to sell at Public Auction, beginning on Thurs
day the 10th January, 1888. their entire
stock of Merchandise, Consisting Of. din eps a,.
ncles, Dry Goods; Ready Made Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Crockery, Hardware and Gro
ceres, &c. &c. And between this and the
day Of sale we intend to sell at very reduced
prices.
d. G. HENDERSON, & Co.
Fort Adams, Dec IA, 1882. SO
Southern planter., 1832-12-29
STIR SYRn

'hoM The plantation Of the late Peter Ransolph -
-. mus vicinity, vicinity, large raw boned S0RREL HORSE
not reeoeeed got him three months snes or marks
vet below Columbia. Il is probable he has s,temn,aS
20 setu5n saat way Any information to the sbsbsl
rsasaa Sus n "oodve' will be thankfully received and du
peeembe, ,sao a., a s. RANDOLPH
Southern planter., 1832-12-29
NOTICE

LETTERS of Administration having been
granted to the undersigned on the Estate of Michael
Murphy, deceased, by the Orphans Cour, Of Wi.
kinson county, Al the November term, 1889. ali
persons indebted to said Estate are requested 10
make immediate payment, and all persons bayinp
claims against said estate are required to pre.e.'
them duly authenticated within the tine presc,lI
ed BY law, OF they will be forever barred recoyer
WILLIAM L BAIRD, Admr.
November 80, 1889. 48w6
Southern planter., 1832-12-29
NOTICE

iE undersigned administrator ofthe estate of
" '",Gm Melton, deceased, will, at the next Jan.
S|s'y ie''n, , ISSS, OF the 0lrhans' Court of the
Souny o. " W'lHlnson' presenl A4 account of said
estate lor hnal settlement and allowance.
PETER w. SMITH. A9mr
December 90, 1889 51v8
Southern planter., 1832-12-29
NOTICE.

E i: ! i !: j ! : u j: !. J ; !: ! j i !. ! ]
WAS Committed TO De "a
HW Wilkinson County, State c Nr
AA sippi, on the SOth day ofAwis
AIN by Joseph Green, Esqr., a. d
RM way, negro boy who calls hs r
NN JOHN, and says he belong b
49, Ulett, living in East Bato R
Louisiana said negro is about five fec B d
inches high, l8 or 90 years of see--bad mip
OF cashmere panlaloons aud cotton shirt-.a11
gro is of dark complexion.
The owner Of the above described ne 10 IA
quesled 10 comply with the law, and take hn 4
Of JAN, or he will be sold 70 pay Jail I'D 'al
charges.
THOS. L. w. JAMES, hlae
September 8, 1889, Sc
Southern planter., 1832-12-29
NOTICE.

LFU IIOLs
LETTERS Testamentry with the will annexed,
having been granted to the Undersigned, on the
Estate Of Mary Shannon, decd at The November
Term, 1889, Of the Orphans Court Of Wilkinson
County; all persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to come forward and make payment, and
those having claims against the same are required
to present them duly authenticated within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be forever barred
recovery.
Il. +. SHANNON, Executor
Of Mary Shannon, decd.
November 81, 1882 48w6
Southern planter., 1832-12-29
POSTPONEMENT.

01rThe following sale is postponed until Sat
Erday the 12th January, 1888.
JOSEPH sMITH,l Al,
L. d. BROWN, A1"'S'
December 27, 1899.
NOTICE.
BY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court
Of Wilkinson county, made at tho November term,
1889, the undersigned Administrators ofthe Es,
tate Of }. J. Stockea, deceased, will, on the first
SATURDAY IN January next on the late pre-
misses of said deceased, sell at public auction to
the highest bidder, on credit Of twelves months.
all the remaining part Ofthe Personal Estate of said
deceased, consisting Of Farming utensils, Horses,
Germ, Fodder, &c. &c. purchasers giving bond
and approved security according to law
JOSEPH SMITH, -,
L. d. BROWN, A1"''S'
December 1, 1899. 4s
Southern planter., 1832-12-29

Direction for building Chiraneys ,vhica ,oiH nep-
errsqaro sisesping Instead of pasterng inside
OF chnneys in tie usual way, take mortar made
with Que peck of salt TO each bushel oflime, add
ing as much sand and loan as will render il fl
for work, and MAY on d thick coat If the chin.
ney has 20 Offsets for the SCOT TO lodge on, it will
continue perfectly clean and free from all danger
Of taking FIRE. The writer Of this has tried ibe
experiment, and after three years constant use Of
chimney plastared as above directed he co new
er obtain aquart Of sooi, though he several times
employed a sweep 10 scmpe il from ton 10 bottom
foPeIsons living in the country this will be found
valuable discovery IN u Amer. ADJ.
Southern planter., 1832-12-29
AT AUCTION

WILL sell at auction in the town Of woodville on
the hrst day Of January next, my house and lot diving
in Woodville) credit Of I2 months-purcbaserS g;,
ing bond with approved security.
~ 80. JOANNA NARROW
Southern planter., 1832-12-29

A letter, post marked New Orleans, was lately
received at the New York Post Office. the postage
on which was S288; which sum was paid at the
New Orleans Office With the exception of lei.
Ter from Newport, R |. during The late war; this is
the greatest amount efposiage on any one letter re-
ceived since the establishment Of the New York
Post Office The postage on the Newport letter
exceeded $500, and was promptly paid. Il con-
tained the logbook Of Prvateer aud was to be u.s.
ed IN evidence in case then pending in the Ad.
miralty Couri.-Merc. Ado.
Southern planter., 1832-12-29

Bank Of fHauana.-The Bank Of Havana, the
establishment Of which was provided by a decree
OF Ferdinand VII. dated the 25th December, 1927,
was installed on tho 18th Of October last, with a
capital Of 81 100000. Il has three Directors, viz
the Count de Ia Reunion de Cuba, Don Josquim
Gomez, and the Count dc Santovenia, each ofwhom
has given bonds to the amount ofSl0O,O0O for the
faithful performance his duties. The Bank is 10
continue without alteration for the term of four
ycars.-Monies will be received on deposit, one per
cent, being allowed TO the depositor, and can be
withdrawn at pleasure, either in whole or in part
Money deposited by foreigners will be under the
royal protection; and will not be liable to confsca
lion or detention by reason Of war; roprisal, or any
other cause, The premium on discounts is at the
rate of 10 per cent per annum, payable in advance.
principal object Of the establishment is to facilit-
ate excbanges.-ib.
Southern planter., 1832-12-29

DIscRPTIoNo OF SIR WALTER ScorT--n3v Allen
Cunningham )-Iu person Sir Walter Scott was
nearly six feet high we'll formed strongly knit, and
comPactly built, his arms was sirongan sinewy hs
looks stately and commanding, and his face, as he
related heroic story, flushed up as a crystal cup,
when one fills il with wine. His eyes were deep
seated under his somewhat shaggy brows; their co
lour was blush grey; they laughed more than his
lips did al humorous story; his lower-hke head,
and thin white hair, marked him out amongst
thousand; while any one might swear to his voice
again who heard i once, for il had both touch Of
the lisp and tho burr yet, tho minstrel said Of
Douglass, ut became him wonder well" and gave
great softness to a souowfu story: indeed imagn-
ed that he kept the burr part Of the tone for mat
lers Of facetious or humorous kind, and brought
out the lisp part in those Of tenderness or woe
When 1 add that, in ameeting of hundred men,
his hat was sure to be the least, and would it no
ones head but his own, have said all that have
to say about his appearance. He delighted in man.
ly exercises; in his youth he was foremost in all
sports and matters Of harmless mischief His health,
as he wrote 10 Sir Andrew Holiday, continued ex.
ceen' till the year 1890, when stitches in his sides
and cramps in his stomach attacked him, and were
mastered with difficulty He loved to ride in
short coat and wide trowsers, on little stout gal
loway, and the steepest hill did not stop him, nor
the deepest waters daunt him; il was his pleasure,
moreover, to walk out frequently among his plan
tatOns, with small Ratchet and handsaw, with
which he Topped offsupenluous boughs, OF removed
IN entire tree whenit was marring The growth of
others.
Southern planter., 1832-12-29

PRESTON w. FARRAR, will practice Law
in the Courts Of Wilkinson County and the Circuit
Court Of Adams, franklin and Amite, and the su.
preme and Chancery Courts Of the State. Office,
Woodwllc, East side of theSquare, the same occu-
pied heretofore by Smith and Farrar.
July 7, 1889. 81
Southern planter., 1832-12-29
JOHN f. PALMER,l
ROBT. ]. DAVIS, N1 70
80. 51w3

N. B. ALSO will BE- sold, at the residence
Of the late Mrs. Mary d. Bryan, on SATURDAY
the 9th day of January next =
n LIKELY SLAVES,
COS ACRES Of LAND, pell improped,
IA or Is Hundred bushels of CORN,
Fodder, Horses Mules, Stock of Caale, Hoes e.
Sheep, Wagon q Or Cart, &c &c.
TERMS 10 be made known on the day of sule
December 22, l832. 81
Southern planter., 1832-12-29
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
: !: I. : !. J. : : ! 4. D: ! !. !. !. !. !
n WAS COMMITTED to the Jail
Of Amite county, on the 18th day
az Of June, 1882, by Charles Davis,
KHzN ESQ. negro man who calls his name
\VJOIIN, and says he belongs to John
.(W son Jose, living in Atskapas, Louisi
A ana said negro is of black complex
ion, about 80 years of age, 5 feet 6
l-S inches high, has scar above the righteye, had
on when committed blue cotton pantaloons, grey
roundabout and old shoes. The owner of said ne
gro is requested to comply with the law and take
him out of Jail.
MORGAN DAVIS, sheriff g. Jailo,.
Liberty, Amite County,l
June II, 1889. 26
Southern planter., 1832-12-29
JOS. ri. STREET.
ATTORNEY 8 CoUNsELLoR AT /

ATTORNEY g. CoUNsELLoR AT Law.
HAVING located himself in Woodville, respect
fully offers his professional services 10 the people
lie will attend the Circait, County a. Probate
Courts Of Wilkinson, the Circuit Courts Of Amtc
and Adams Counties ;--also the Supreme a. Chan
Gerry Courts held at Natchez. Ills office is in the
west end Of jones' new building, ON the South
side Of the Public Square.
A. S. RANDOLPH, Attorney and Counsel
lor at Law; having settled himself in Woodvlle,
offers professional services to his friends and the
public. lie will practice in the Circuit Courts Of
Wilkinson and Amie counties, and the Supreme
and Chancery Courts in Natcbez. His Office is
on the Northeastern corner of the Public Square
Woodyile, Feb. IL, 1889. 6
July 81, 1889. 29m6