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The Arkansas advocate., 1832-07-18
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Important fareigm uteiiigencs-restora. tion Qf Eart Grey aud his .1imisters.-- The Editors of the New York Commer- cial Advertiser received Econclusiyely. ! by the ship John u,ad Edseard, the Lo,- don Courier of May l5, containing three successive postsefipts, issued at different hours on the evening of that day, and also letter from their cores pondents, announcing the failure of the Duke of Wellington 10 make up n Ministry, and the restoration of Eaii Grey and his Ministers to office. The following arc catracts:-
 COURIER OFFICE, Tuesday Eve, May l5, half-past 3.
 Reports have been current for the last hour that Earl Grey haszbccn sent for by the King, and requested b con tinue Tn office. Up to this time, how ever, we have DO authority to confirm these reports. Tie Duke of Yelling ton was for two hours with the King
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-07-18
N AsI1tNe:roa Crry. .Lalae IS

We understand that orders have been issued from tho War Department, for the concentration at Chicago, of a. bout lUOO men of the regular army, fromthe garrison uponthe seaboard&the lakes, and that General Scott has been
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-07-18

Sea Serpent.--Capt. Ferguson oi 'ns aa, sloop Meridian, at New York, r un' ,o Charleston, declares that he saw U, 'ls Sea Serpent on the l7th iEstanto'n 'hs Capcs of Virginia.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-07-18

This disease is taking rather an al arming turn. The number of cases il private residences. which are of course aot sent to the hospital, is not yet ac- counted fer in the Emigrant Hospital .lleturns, which NC consider include about two-thirds of the cases. LATEST INTELLIG GENCE-HIGHLY
 IMPORTANr.
 Cur news this morning is more al
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rr,v nays LATER FROM EUROPE.

We stop the press To announce Tie arrival Ut the
In V,rt1 Amtrtcg, Capt MAef ilom Liverpool
..,h I,aIon dates OF th1 3Jh and Liverpool To The
al, n December. She was boarded by our News
san,elor 30 miles tothc ). l.. OF the Hook
Tie discussion N the French Chmhar Of Peers
-, The ab,luou OF an hereditary feerasf had bsen
.,,,,.9 m with much vl9our. 4 pfAat' letter
..',,as ina, the fad discussion closed On [. eth
5.st aud thatthe chief article of the ministerial pro
.ort ,bolishu2 hereditary succession, was adopted
~, ,malorlty of l03 To e.. The Young pohc Of
llogteb .o Ga u Marshal Lasnes) ii! .n'lY
.,nass the measure 10 the great surprise oI every
49,
General ,'eb.,'jaoj, he Freu'h Minis # tor-
eisr affair, was seriously i'll and onah.at algead
,,t4e duties Of his u,i".. Til Pr L nj tlc
council VI Pcrcr, was appointed 10 I,e.ia.i.i t..sa
dlripr III Illness Of VI. S'blstaoa
SOM disturbances had taken niaee IN r. nr9
,o,e of l.uxamplrg, who, by tn ane 1steod
eaa by the London Confluence. IL vi b. sesoIIe-
ID w.4spar'ly to b.lou- TO lloilaa. aalr.af 10
r MN \ body orj0J m,u htl tx afs.s IN
TOR 81 IN, rrttcnsions Of Holland al =o..a Loo
Kathleen she'd Apprcleu,loas are ts..r=sssl fI.at
T. nd nant ofta. disputes 6aty.,cg til tel.e1la-
f..s aoa1l in co.'s queue. baeoas n.4.. q. Hi....
r.. Kmg Of A.i!..I continue, f4.g.las. H. ~.
; SON u ill.,, .rr4su. On, Conf i. -
A putg mai sias commt4d ft.,aza#a fas.l-
"a. IN .tnglanli,br.l.arf, for tarpG.t.s o.. aagIas
a~aI.3 anluycrtAr,,,Iuyt .,es.Ia s#sssa.s. #atIt
- lr,,,noa shore by SOM snau - Cid G..
n. five leagues 70 t.. wcatuI A.alaa. ~ Thy
,,#as,frollldedh t a lrg. Uo1Y of naos- and
.5aqe.Ia! 10 s,l...H.r ,3rt IS 1e5s dasaaisasa
54a alrll tor heir immed e Z, .eetieH ana lie
:.gasp3fv. arlYuItinytp ~. were shel Iaela4#ua
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-09

Ncssrs. Edtas-In travelling mp the street the
other day. accidentally heard the following c2
prcssIon-" lis Grammar Is much more eosy to
study thun Mmrays"
The following remark from Dopping's Evening
Entertainments, suggested ltselfto my mind /
may venture to asset, llat solid attaiumcnts were
formerly much more common than at sent. Sc
g,ous studies are now ntermnsod with 50 many
objects Of amusement, that youth may be SAID to
pluck Inc flower Of knowIedse, wlthou, gathering
the fruit fearful of meddlng with amy thing that
appears rcpplslyc and ne Letting whatever Is most
important N the SCIENCES
Grammar is d.llicalt science to understand
l. rnarirc. beth tn az al r. to obtain ~scr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-09

..-....nmsn. OF tic KIM ard II Royal
Z, o. = - the Duke of Orleans vii eater Your
vans, Il took place on the I3ta, bst@aen N N
n and Viennst, msmhsrs ot tie Climber
M .n4,,,i., Aftc, fire.. At twenty paeas. With
d ~ 10 either the afar US declared l. the
e'. ~ 1.-THE parties toba satisfactorily adjusted
ifle''7 POLAND
1ox,,g. Dec 3o-Fhs German papaf7 IF tha
= ,',.,s,n, distr,s5,ns accounts from Poland,
IN ~. ,hs pussian, are governing with H.
Sn,' /, &c z,iI to b. impossible fora Pol 10 oh
i3l'. - audience Of Prince Paskewaseh. I'll
''''' -, bs, excited terror Craeow was esaega-
an ~. tho prussians o. the 9th ult.
"I r =, II Poond. son N1r.-Rigorous ma
.,,.,eed each other in Poland with nrr d.be
m Russians had taken Xamose and viola
ny ,,,,,,btien ~ til. most shameful manner.
-, i5.ryoat P,les are laHi9tsd 70 Stzs.s;
Ion. and tof,uras are t'.re conducted Nldsr
s,1,.s In soAe o'thc provinces the ven taea
i. IN o,,re cruel The daugblerof Count P5tasIt
: 81 lion with rods in the streets, with cord
vi bar ,acl-an Old mtu b. the nane ~ itot.er-
49, ms .pikeI to a cannon Prince Gzuiorc-
iii, bs yr and children were sent to ) h.
"'"' ,is,iJ tht, tn result OF tn Iats revolt At
j.. J., ,g,s IN. death of2So plsons and among
" ma, Teer; for long time the oheet Of f.
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lDrAIITNEE}SlEIp.

VmSliE subscribers having CONNECTED themselves
VI III basnrss under the mn Of WIILRRY d
CLARKE propose DONG u General Commission
business IN tins city, nnd offer their services 10 then
friends aud the public N general aud solicit con
signments OF Tobacco, Flour aud all other kinds Of
produce usually brought to this market, upon
winch they ARE prepared to make liberal advance,
They have rented that connodIous fire proof wnre-
house on The south side of the BASIN, known ns
brown Is warehouse, md produce coming to them
through til Gnnnl, will be subject To no drayage.
a. II Mt NIL nmes can be nltcn from the boats int
The foor. W. would be glad to receive and for.
ward Produee designcd Tor Northern mafkets--to oil
OF winch W. promise unrcmttcd attention. with a
hope We will b. able 10 give satisfaction
BENIN 6. WHFRRY.
EDWIN II CLARhF
Richmond, Feb 81
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Free Trade--No Combination.
EATIlENWARE, CHINA, GLASS, AM
ALlI. W AALAI

LOOKING GLASSES,
~ J BARROW, y Co, IMPORTERS, NJ 81
N Uoits1 .Sheei, Ncw iorh, having made oxfen.
slye connexions with one Of The largest and mot
approved Polterles IN England are enabled 10 Of
Ter the most extensive stock IN the market, consis.
ung Of csery yo,cly Of EariacnWage, C4,Ha, Giazs,
and Looking @aMoS, either n, packed 10 order, or
N the Original package, al uucomnonly low rntes
ior cash ~ city ncr,plUuccs.--' The yery lihernl
support hitheno received from our Southern ob1
WoaIcln ifl,ndl, under the most trying cnenn-
stances, oalls for Our wunncs thanks We have
survived thu lar. IN struggle with n body q
men who hafe combined til tlclr oiloti1 10 oflact
ON destruction, amply because we will moi join
thrm IN comb lhlne To compel ,hc country Met
chant lepoy nn eSorbltont profit on his purchases
IN tins Int We Gun only rcltciotc our assurances
Of oslng very cAerdon IN our power to promote
The interests ot our mercantile lcud8 IN thu extent
and palicly Of our stock, the lowncss of our prices
and Tho slsll aud enrr Of our pachcrs--depending
upon l'ree Irnde as The only syalem which eau
eve stability 10 the mutual interests of city aud
,onlry merchants
7 J. BARROW u Co, IS, Wultcr Street
New York, Feb 1T
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10 Physicians, Families, &C.

SNaUW opening snpero, BlisrerIre Plaster, ready
~ spread to suit buyers. strong aud mild Nj
.ntlaI Plaster DO. Ammonia flns er H.. Dacai"n
,unple aud uith gum, d.. Ro5o'an. Nv" kind, no..
Warming Plaster, ,lrona AMI ml'd MfrcuIlal Om'
nn.n :. de-. Pie Ontment Blu Mass, Arb Tv" Plis.
,rr. ,~o kind, Exnac' Sramon'n, Boug'e' and
Caibsl,r rs assorted kind, AIMED Bougies assorted
a grpd,rtrd Pipes Il Gum Ea>'ir trjec'iug Bag
Lunar Cuu,t.c, Oh Pmento, Curb ,ra,s IL Chry--
as beayuIni, SuSc1nne, Nhhe-Skips, Enghs
and French Pope, PHI Base. TX ract Sar.apar'l
Ia. Sulid and Fluid, Pc, eriue, Gun LancPt>, PLY.
aus Forceps. Br.s.t aud Cupping Glasses Sca,'fi.
Gators, Carpenters Materia Mcdca, &c. g.. Al
,csh and pure, and lor sale at the lo"e'' prices
Howell DAVIES.
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y pa, >utntc " t. ID VT. t. 80. ~
! samuel eeo'l, id. To- Nil he .,li IN s.
"r,.y tie 18Th d4y ii Frbeoafv. 1892, ct pub"
.ucion n" r.. u'I.es, NM 81 ! vi. wing o.
Black Wafer Crrek, 10 ine county OF famphrll
between tyya anh rhrrs mile ton Lyochhu'G Il"'
laod is kun"H lay tie nsme OF the " Black Nai''
act and Cnnfan> ahoHl 90 acres he land
I. a,tr, Gae onallss. vita an excellent road t.
ualn,,. EEYEEIY K. SCOTT. E'o,.
oil Samps, Scott decca ed
-, Ycrms made known Al sale.
J,uuar> 90 It's
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Haat'neton's Buth Day.--A respectable mum
Der Of the c'tIzens ofthis place convened at the
Franklin Hotel on Monday afternoon Iost, with a
view Of making arrangements FOR the celebration OF
the Centennial Anniversary of Washington'o
Birthday
Row p q Smith, WIS appointed Orator Of thc
Day and Mr. Jonn Victor was selected to read the
Farewell Address.
A committee was appointed to wait upon tn 'se
gentlemen, opprso them oftbeir appointments, aud
solicit Of them performance ofthe duties rcspec-
lively asslgnodt to them.
The same committee WIS also authorized TO ac
IN concert withthe committees Of the several Vol
wtccr Companlcs, in making all other arrange
mcnts necessary tor the occasion.
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LySCnRuHG. FEB. ~.
CDNGkES SlONAI,


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Thursday he commenced IN. ,oc,,b and t,,,na
o..,,,.4 H.. a.. ,,,,,.
70, a motion IN a5iopn On rr,J,v h. .nol.
fbr,, bon,s and h,,i,,, c,,,cluJ.d H.. ,.u,,...,,
y,b,o.tb. s mt ,,ion,ned IN Nto,J,,
Wes,,,Il noll,.h NJ CLAWS .,cc,,, l,,,.;.t, =, :.
,ho9olt vail .,.,eIa, , d,ho,., ~, s.., 80. ,a..i
Ilc W.,,sR,,,l,.. =, ,r,.l,.,;,, al, nd
u,en,o,,s A. NJ u,on,,. - ,dr,,,,d ,o l.. Inc
Do,,,oo. III h.. .o,,s..,o,,, AMI ..,,,,..r,,.l 40
IN fro, -. ,.,,,,,,,.. ,,,.
,.,,l TIN. ,o,.ns.. 9th. ,,,l,,,.e ,, rh..,,,5i
not ~. ,,,,.. ~. .l,,,, IS ~, ol.,#
,,,n +, the ,H.f,.o of s co,y, t,. ,,,..,t,,,,,,,
b,sis nnon. winch +, ,,.,s ,,d ,c cc,. ,yL.eI, ,y
marianne, H.. f,,,,.5., =, .,,.,,,..
,gao National i,;,.,,,., .,,,,s,. t,,o,
r.....,.i.l, Got, T.. -. Al.
rley, ..n..eb g. Not only al, the sco,e ,yfbonrll,
liar I'm, III ,b..o,.. ,.,a, M, oc,,,lIv ossoo.s1
IN, tn. s4n,,,ry ,,. sIp.lu,,l, ,,1,.s s,t c,.or,.
,,,r, ...,.,.. ,,. ,,,.r.I ,...,,
.,.,.,. r,,,.rs .,,,.....,,.,,..,,.,,.,,,'.
neral on,a,a, ,5,, H.. .o...., a GOA. .o,5 -. ~
p,n,,-o mower. IN cl,on.o,c o,d n,r -, ...,. ,av
of ,lr tga,... or c,.,,..r,Ia,..p
..,J,...,.,...,,.,. ..y...., ;.,....,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-09

81 The spsa5h Of M Poindexter Of Missis-
ippi, and Il lons exlfaet from That Of Mr. Miller of
South Cuolna (hoth original Jackson mcn) ON the
domination OF Mr. Van Buren, viii be found in our
columns tins monine We should be glad to
publish the arguments III Me4srs Chambers Clay
ton, Foot, Frllnsnysen, Moore, Holmes, &c
Sc but das rfsafd 10 other matters lJtbIds it
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WARDS OFFICE.
!g2Gl&FA E'EEEsaz ROAD LOT
Fft1#L4h
Il03 prlgcs iS l.l3 blanks.
y coo tlcl,rtY.
NODE or DRAWING!

MODE or DRAWING
To be drawn on the A, B, c, plan The 1000
pri-rs OF T. to be awarded to the first, second on
third division to be determined b. that which may
,raw the capital prze Of $1,000, 50 that the holder
ofthrer tickets, one in cach division, Is certain to
draw oao wize, and nay draw -four All the prizes
above the denomination of5i in one wheel, and oil
III. uumbcls in anothcra at once, the whole to be
dra rl in few hours Prizes payable in cash, for-
" days atter the drawing and subject to tho usual
dcIucjon d fit ten percent
Tickets 81 Hdges 20, Qrs 81
For sale at WARD 5 OFFICE
r. IA
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~ We are authorized TO announce Capt
JAMES O. DEARNG acauddotc 10 represent
the county of atnpoell III the next Virginia Assem-
bly,.
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g1T We are authorised to announce SIMEON
AUSTIN, Esq. a candidate to represent the county
Of Campbell, IL the next Virginia Assembly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-09

According II q Springfield th.es) journal q
horses m that rrighbourhool have been generally
attacked by the influenza
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-09

Li5eria.-We learn that a lsrefhes been rerc-
ycd in this paee iron Richmond, in which tits sta
I'd that several coloared persons Who had gone Ia
Lib ria several Yeas 40, and VII have + ely
made visit to Their 6iends in Haehmand are So
much pleased wit = If new residence, and y. jr
,o,h favourable accounts of is prosperous and
lourSh,ng condition. thu ten other families have
determined TO return with them to Liberla
Winchester Ytrgiuj4n.
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- A meeting Of the Committees appointed foi
making arrangements for celebrating the 22d Feb
is requested at III Franklin Hotel tomorrow eve
ming at carly candle light
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X EVIEVy
OF TnELYNCuBURG MARKET,

OF TIE LYNCHBURG MARKET,
CoaarerED WEEKLY sY HoLcoMes & TYngr
Extreme prices ofpusscd Tobacco, SO p 70 - 60
Inferior u common, 2 p to %
Common to cod 00 to 6 CD
Good In f.ne G 90 To 90
Refused, Laes, . 50 10 , 90
suirs, 2 50 10 CD
But very little tobacco has bccn inspected the past
wrrk and the qurutily coming 70 market Is se1V
small. Luz and common tobacco continue in good
demand at the prlrrS quoted ahn,e--apd We hase
na doubt, II aHe tobacco was in market now, II
would command a God price. The domestic maf-
kels aft without euange Tho British markets. -
thr Isl 81 December were stoady--not much do
mg-.eommon stupt have declined T.. 10 p per
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49,, IONS, ehab2r viii make his second appearance
ut oleshut street theatre this evening His eX-
r,,''.'is are truly wonderful and deserve 10 be
a,'''''saa by all who take an uteres. in new and
e'''tt scientific discoveries. Mr. c. will again
Np'alo The manner in which any person can enter
.s'eo oven, swallow boiling oil, &c. without IN
- ana VIII also perform tie extraordinary feat
MI '1No5 pnlSsIc acid and other deadly poisons,
unframed While in Paris he was offered 5000
e ea ior his antdote, bat demanded ten thous
afa 1 "A Alter travelling through the principal chies
19 onion he intends TO publish by subscription
80, '., On chemistry, in which his important Sc
VII, VIII WI be dLyugcd Sopleascd has he become
t 1l.s land ofiiberty, that he has sent to France
us '2nlly, intending to make the United States
md perm 9nent residence He Is hale, atlabIc
,. @a intelligent Frauchman, ani deserves To be
md MD coqI,eousIy wherever he may loeat hi
To- i' ol rive, and exhibit his curious expert
fII.p5. ffis tooth-ache panacea is sad to be IN
es'. IN hlle cases out often. and at least de-
> i 'i"t by those afflicted
P6il13 KQqR5rer.
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t,er,a NJ boston Gazette ofJan. 28, states that til
s,oo5 =, ,sJ at sunrise or the preceding morning
rap'o i, ,n~ below zero. Tie change in the teapc
,,.s .h "g'"een Wednesday, al Fr.145 mornings,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-09

W.ltiHg'on Trpiag "A late number Of the Lon
don Athcneum has the following paragraph IL
relation TO our contryman
Washington Irving, IN author whom We love
greatly Is ON the point ef sailing 10 America e We
tum, BE- is right extinction oflteraturc and dcprys
sion otart. and haodsaad, and finally the cholera
m Sunderland shotup from escape by sea- with
fall liberty To march wherever 1t pleascs by hand
are ON tn whole, no eAearas prospect We hope,
ii any of our m N C. gsnIBs ar conocIlc1 to seek
for p.,'c in Amlaea. tat they wi III aa well re-
cclvcd there a Washington wing has been here -
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
Law NOTICES.

A. S. RANDOLPH, Attorney and Counsel
lor at Law; having settled himself in Woodyille,
offers professional services TO his friends and the
public. lie will practice in the Circuit Courts of
Wilkinson and Amite counties, and the Supreme
and Chancery Courts in Natchez. His Office is
on the Northeastern corner Of the Public Square
Woodvile, Feb. II, 1882 6
Southern planter., 1832-04-21


M COMMITTED TO the jail Of Amile
uANS County, Mississippi, on the 10th inst,
I'm by William Stewart, jr. Esqr. a negro
W. man named JlM,--says he belongs to
'--.s.s=sssH Alcxr. Puiney, negro trader,---ihat
he was bought Of Col Bell in Raleigh, ~ Co.
says he runaway from said Puiney near some river,
he thinks Pearl River--Said negro Is about "a
years old, feet l-2 inches high, not yellow nor
very black.-SaId boy came TO Col. Wade Hamp-
toms negroes, where they were camped near Mr..
WoodwaTd's not for from tho La line, and acknow-
lodged himself runaway, on which tho servant
having charge Of Col. Hamplon's negroes, had him
confined and brough, TO jail. Jim had on when
committed cotton shirt, dark domestic round Jack.
ct, cassinett pantaloons, aud an old wool hat.
The owner Of said negro is requested TO comply
with the law, and take him out ofjail. .
MORGAN DAVIS,
Sheriff & Jailor Of Amiie County.
Liberty, Amite county, Nj. Jan'y 92, 1899. 4
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
CouNaELIORs g. ArroRNEYs Ar law.

NVUN'aELAOhs @ ATrohNEYs Ar LAW,
HAVING associated themselves in .ile practice
Of Law, viii attend TO all profession al business
entrusted 10 them in the Circuit, County, g. Or.
phans courts in Woodyille.--They will attend the
supreme g. Chancery Courts Of the State q the
Circuit Courts Of Amte, Franklin and Pike Com.
East side Of tho Public Square, op-
poslte the Court House
Woodviile Nov 20, IB3O--44 If lr
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
@. r. SMITH & p W FARRAR

WILL hereafter practice LAW in co-partnership,
IN the Courts held in Woodville, and will attend
the Circuit Courts of Franklin g. Amte- and the
different sessions Of the Supreme and Chancery
courts Of the Sate.--Ofhce on the East side ofthe
Public Square where one OF both Of them may al
business.
WOOdville. March 8, 1881.
Southern planter., 1832-04-21

1 -
Fresr'dtng Justice Of the County & Probate Corr,
q Amite County, in Mc Staic of MississipDi.--- =
NOTICE is hereby given, that on appIicaiIon
70 me by Richard Hurst Of said County. and All.
exander buckmaster g. Sarah Buckmuster his v;Es
Of CaVert County in the state Of Maryland. who
Siaim certain undivided parts Of all that parcel Of
lana situated IN Amite county, and known and dc.
seioed as the East half Of Section thirteen. m town
snip one, ofRange four East and the North Fas,
quarter OF Section twenty four, in Township one
9i Range four East; in the district of United
s'a'es lands offered FOR sale at Washington. Misss'
SPPl 1.-The said Hurst on his part claiming on,
Undivided moleiy Of said lands, and also oSo -
uEiueo ni'h part ofthe other moety of said lsnds
Anu aiso one fourth part Of one other undivided ilb
PSf' oi SAID moiety last Northumberland sbs sa;J
alexander q Sarah on their part clain,no, n ~,
o. 'he SAD sarah, one undivided fifth part Of moi
ey OF sald lands, and also one fourth part Of one
other undivided hflh part Of moiety ofthe sarae
isndi have nominated George r IL. Roha., 0s,.
stewart, senior, and Robert Stewart nn;or O..
mlssioners to divide said tracts of lana ;n,, s",ui
shares or parts land unless proper obeci;ons ss
STATED 10 me on Me fourteenh ddv Of J,,re ,S~s ,
sad George r. Lea, Robert Stewart sem 4, p s'e
oel. stewart r., will then be appointed Commis.
sl0nefs 70 make partition ofthe said lands prsnan,
. an act, entitled "an act, concern;ng ,be nas,;
lon o. lands held by coparccners Joint tenanip AMI
u''en under my hand this esd Febu,arv teao
v. T. CRAWFORD.
!.
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
John Netteru;He & e.
DRY GOODS.
TAX COLLECTOR's san

! WILL expose at Public Sale, for oush 4
Court House door of Wilkinson couu,y 4
hEst MONDAY Of June next, the FOLLOWING
ei LAND, or so much thereof as will ,e1.
lakes due thereon, 10 wit;
TOWN LOT,
In Woodville, known on the plat of saidT.
as lot No. 2, square No. Q, containing one a.
ss-l6O OF an acre; assessed as the prOuen
Francis Keller. Amount ofIax for tho ve,r
So 62. -
TOWN LOT, du
In Pinckneyville, bounded south by Mains
east BY James Wilson, and known as tbelnl
meriy occupied by Edward Randolph. senim
now owned by William Randolph. assessed
properly OF VIM. Randolph Amt. oftax lora
e TOWN LOTS.
IN Finokneyville, known as lois No fIl
bounded on the south g. cas-, bv land of 4
carmichael, west by Main street. nor,l, ia
me Church stands on; levied on as Tho III.
John Turner, TO satisfy the tax Of Rioa.IPa.ll
for the year 1891. Amt. Of tax sae sa
et $40 ACRES
More on less, on the Buffaloe. bonndea !,
east by Shaw q Rogers, on the soutb bv tga
10, on the north O. west by unknown or
lands assessed as the property of John LoS
Amt Of tax due for 1881, al 20 '''-
497 ACRES,
On the waters Of Bufialoe, bounded wes,h
e Raymond, north by lands Of tbe F.,a,e
pert assessed as the property Of James K 4
Amt oil tax for 1881, IS SO.
=, ....... 100 ACRES,
More or less, on the waters ofR,nl.
near Fort Adams, bounded ----- .""a'9 a"l"1
,he properly Of VIM. w Ives. Amt ~ n
1881, Sc &c. oaN aH8ffa . ="
gh 64O ACRES.
more or less, on tho llomochiito. bounssJ-
as the property Of Woodson Wn,
mount of'tax due for 8sr. a 90 ~
S84 ACRES.
Near Fort Adams. Section To,...1.l
Sange = vest being fract confirmed N
sPresen,a'ives syls. ofDavid Jones, and conveysjl
william Lawson and his wife. TO Lilsnm PI
ssessed as the property Of said Purdv AM
TAX que thereon for the year 1881. Is 7e
a. 175 ACRES,
more OF less, near Fort Adams knoort
a's OF 'he Old Ogden tract, on which the b
,ouSe ~. stands bounded on the north by ,he Rt
ac1, south by S. Wood, west by ibo big
Tanpi assessed as the plopertv Of Tbomyt
uams. Amount oftax due fot ia9f % a
10 The above amounts are erclns;ve Co.
...'y eYu''y 20 1889. 9mS
Southern planter., 1832-04-21


60, Ill III expose a. public sale for cash, at
SI@Hl6 NSS[1 honse Of Wilkinson county on inc sea
MoNDAY in June, 1889, the faliowiug lrss,
I Lana OF so much thereof, as will settle ID. nr
., STOWN LOTS
Ill "a "oodNlle, bounded south BY Main sr
no,'n oy Water street, east by lots Of VIM HI
aI ,ne' ~ a. Daniel, and west by c. c. West; lsB
81 ,", as 'he property Of Miss Eliza Barrow. Aui
'aN que Tor 1881, SI3 50.
A. 100 ACRES.
More OF less, on the waters Of Bayoo ssSi
Jou,I Joulueu on the west by John Ogden, on tho y
aa,''es ny Leech, on the north BY Charles siewad
.S1 son'h VIM, p. Trask; assessed as the prot
oi Edmond Edwards. Ami octax e,r taSJ' sis
az, TOWN LOT
~ oodvllle, bounded north by Bank sha
VS.. oy a lot Of J. y. Lewis, south by The proper
u.Iy owned by Prestwood Smith, and east
anas 'n,. belonging 10 the Bank; assessed as the pr
a Ig oi 40 Iiammeu Amt. tax due for 1881
:, 975 ACRES,
!, ao[o !, OF less, on the waters Of Bualoe bouli
= - 40 Ioe,iows, north by lands belonging 10 the
,w OF 9olourner, cast by V. @. Grooms, wesit
avs 'raet' south uNknown; assessed as thePt
cry Of VIM. I, l. Nicholson. Amt. Of tax &
VT4hs ADORE ANTS. are crclusirc of costs
Iarob h ,oea JAS. REID, T. G. W.
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