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Southern planter., 1832-12-15
FROM MEXICO

The Courier of last evening says-"By the WIN.
A Turner, Capt. Budd, from Vera Cruz. whence
she sailed on The 18th ait we huvercceived laterac.
counts Of the state Of affairs ofihis country.
Santa Anna had raised the siege of Mexico for
the purpose Of attacking Bustamenie, (who was
marching to relieve that place,l in order 10 prevent
ihe unciure ofien. - with Bnstamente. who
had now an army Of 5000 or 60OO men. Busia.
menle was wi'hlna few days march Of the city,
and il was expected he would risk a battle with
Santa Anna, who had about an equal force as soon
as they approached each other.
Mexico, it is said, could not have held out two
weeks longer, a. water and provsipns were very
scarce. The government, however, we're actively
engaged in putting il in a state To sustain long
siege, in case Buslamenie should be defeated.
There Is prospect that the country will be restor
ed tranquility for SIX months 10 come.
Agale occurred at Vera Cruz, a short time before
The W. A. Turner left, which destroyed the warf,
and done considerable injury the the shipping and
town.
Southern planter., 1832-12-15
.hiore Goods and Cheaper loo.

JUST received by the subscriber M bis
VARIETY STORE in Woodvilc. a ,,ooa
assortment Of beautiful GOODS. CONSISTING
"a part Of Che following articles, yiz:-Blan-
kels ), 2 l-9 and pts, Mackinaw do. sumo
rlol, Gicen do, Five pts Duffle do, NEGRO
do, kerseys, Linscy Wooseys, Blue. Drnb
and Brown English Kcrsimeres, Rowan do
Cassineits, Blue, Brown, Mixd, Grey and
snuff colorcd Satiinctts, Spotted Seelsbcrrv
Red, Green and White Flannels. Red md
White Canton do, Bombazetis, Bonbnzincs
Dove, Lead, Orange aud Red Circassinns
brown, Lead, Drab and Green, French and
English Merinoes, Ticking, Furniture nnd
Apron Checks, Brown and Bloached Sheet
lngs, Furniture Calico, Mermnck. Btonze.
Fancy, Plaid, Check aud Blue do. Ginphams
assorted, Cambrlcks, Swiss Jaconet, Null and
Leno Mushns, Grapes, Needle Worked Mus
I'm Robes, Poult de Sor a superior article.
Silks, White, Pink, Blue, Straw and Brown
Sotins, Black, Brown, Olive and Green Sill,
Nelvets, Showls, Fancy Handkerchief os-
sorted, Embroidered Warsaw do. Merino do
Thibet do, Gros de Naples Scars, Fur Capes
a most splendid article, Grecian do. and
Scari, Blond Lace Edgings, Jaconet and
Swiss do, lnseriiugs, Bobnet aud Thread
Lace, Black and White silk, Cotton and
Worsled Hose, Irish Linens, Long Lawns,
Gentlcmen's Gloves assorted, Ladies Black
and White II. s Gloves, Gold aud Silver
Embroidered Kid do, Rich Black and White
Satin Tops, Silk aud 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. rs, 1892. 50-tf
Southern planter., 1832-12-15
BANK or ENGLAND.

nnl We find in the Liverpool Courier Of the iglh
esar- Am, the Report of the Secret Committee appoin.
chac i. ~ inquire into the expedlency uf renewing the
and nader ofho Bank OF England Il is too long for
n II ,.blcation in our paper to day The Committee
ge II ed fir all the accounts which appeared necessary
eh 4, ,be purpose of elucilaing the affairs Of the
'de p,nk and the Directors afforded them every ccill-
'ce's their power
N la u lappears thai'he Dank Possesses cI7,A33OoO
viii o,er andaboye all lis liabliucs The pr,ijsofthe
iou Bnk gpr the year ending Feb. 90, 1882, were
have tsasi76l.
reoh4 Ibe ayeage loss incurred by the bank Gom
oln 6,grres in the public funds in the last ten years
s 40 i0il. and the actual los in each year as col.
aph IA 5vs: ln the year 1899, 2 676l 1898. nothing:
The NJ isa4 360.2i4l; 1895, 972i; 1896 iO.996I I8
pposta n 1921 1923, ItiOl 1929, 1901 $780, #.
y1rd 1891 1891, 1.89ll total l0.402Oi0L
ige The Committee submitted all the evidence col
lena ced except that relating merely To the private in.
lF enest ofindvlduals, but ahsaned from expressing
W nfe an opinion as TO heprprey ofrelewng the char.
Of 81 Ter owing the shoriness Of the time from their an
he ponmentt 10 the close of the session. enabling them
20 u TO mike but limited eaquiry,--They mention.
" I'd however, the ample Of the bank to NEE, ali
dad sengagemenis aud the high credit coniinues Ia
u deserve.
Southern planter., 1832-12-15

IN conformity Ia the last Will OF Barirag Ian.
drum, deceased, late of Wilkinson county. State
OF Mississippi the undersigned Executor will pro
oeel To sell al public auction, on credit Of twelve
months, on the Slsl day Of December next. in law.
ul hours, all The Estate both real aud personal Of
said Burlrnn l.andrum, as follows, viz: Ono tract
Of Land m Eighth Of "a Section, aud containing a..
bout Eighty acres. iolning George MISS and 9th
ers, and IS the place on which the said Iandrum
last resdedi three Negroes Stock Of Cattle.
Horses, Hogs and Sheep; unc Wagon and two
yoke OF Oxeni Farming utensils and ilousehold
inrniiure--.'he s'le will bo made on tin premises
The purchasers 10 give bond with approved Sc.
curity.
JOEL GLASS, Erocpfor
efB LaRdrHn, decd.
November "a. 1889. I8
Southern planter., 1832-12-15
NOTICE

Is hereby given, that six weeks after date.
application will be made to the Register of
the Land Office at Washington, for ccrtili-
cate of forfeited Land Stock, for the amount
paid and forfeited on the ). w. IA of section
No. Three, in Township No Two, of Range
No. One West, in the District Of Lands sub
iect TO sale at Washington, Mississippi, pur-
chased ON the 4th May, y,-lSll, by Peter Clio
yer, and forfeited for non-paymcnt, agreeably
TO law, now claimed by me under the proyi-
sons 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.
SCOT JAMES CAIN.
Southern planter., 1832-12-15
NOTICE..

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 divers al
ticles, Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Crockcry, Hardware and Gro
ccries, SC. &c. And between this and the
day Of sale we intend to sell at very reduced
prices.
d. G. HENDERSON, & Co.
Fort Adams, Dec. II, 1882. so
Southern planter., 1832-12-15
AflTIlI
7VII NIAoN, ITfrNI0I
IF y. LaadrHn, decd.

bi virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court
OF Wilkinson county made at the November term,
1889, the undersigned Administrators .ftle Es.
tate Of =. J. SfockeR, deceased, will, on the iirsi
SATURDAY IN January next, on the late pre-.
misses Of said deceased, sell at public auction Ia
The highest bidder, on credit Of lwelves months
all the remaining part ofthc Personal Estate Of sand
deceased, consisting Of Farming utensils, Horses
Corn, Fodder, Sc. Sc purchasers giving bond
aud approved security according 10 law
JOSEPH SMITH,
l., d. BROWN, N"""'
Daccubqr I 1870 Al
Southern planter., 1832-12-15

LETTERS Of Administration having been
granted To the undersigned on the Estate of Michael
Murphy, deceased, by the Orphans Courl of Will
knson county, at the November term, 1882; all
persons indebted TO said Estate are requested 10
make immediate payment, and all persons having
claims against said estate are required To present
them duly authenticated within the the prescrb.
ed by law, OF they will be forever barred recovery
WILLIAM l. BAIRD, Admr.
November 80, 1889. 4Bw6
Southern planter., 1832-12-15
NO1TCE.

LETTERS Of Administration having been gran.
ted 10 The undersigned, on the Estate of Abner
Smith, deceased, by the Orphans Court of Wilkin.
son CounlyN the November Term, 1892, all per.
sons indebted To said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and all persons having claims
against SAID Estate arosrequcsied TO present them
duly authenticated within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred recovery.
CHARITY SMITH, Ad,n'r.
MOSES CHM, administrator
December 4lh, 1889. 4gw6
Southern planter., 1832-12-15
NIlIYCE

THE UNDERSIGNED, Administrator ON tho
Estate OF James Bailey deceased, will at the next
January Itrm, 1888, Of tho Probate Court of
Wilkinson County, present his accounts as Admin.
lstTaior Tor final settlement aud allowance
JESSE BROWN, Adnr.
Nov "a, 1889 AZ
Southern planter., 1832-12-15
NOTICE.

TIE undersigned administrator ofthe osa,e of
Samuel Harrison, deceased, will at the next DE.
cember Term oi the Orphans Court of Wilkinson
county, present hls accounts with said oslae for f.
nal settlement and allowance.
WILLIAM l.. BRANDON, Admr.
Nov i7lh, 1889. an
Southern planter., 1832-12-15
For He Soutbern Planter.
SONG.
TUNE-B Boaay Doom.

ADDRESSED TO oRINDA.
Thine eyes are bright, thy cheeks are fair,
Thou rose upon a desert Wild
Thou hlrm of the bliss Of Heaven
When Eden bloomed and Woman smiled
o, may thy locks Of golden hair
Ne'eri flow around thide eyes in tears,
Thong whliened by the frost Of time
They shade the furroHed brow Of years.
The sunny morn with dewy wings
lights not on eirlh a rose so fair.
Asihlt which blooms upon thy check
When dlmpIed smiles are playing there
Aud may they play i'. YER thus
Whhe lhrp' ills lh ny world ye stray,
Jhongh clouds may wer, and fiends deceive,
And roses fade, and youth decay.
H. u. B*****k.
Southern planter., 1832-12-15

AilTIlE.

LETTERS Tesiamentry with the VIII annexed,
having been granted 10 the undersigned, ON the
Estate OF Mary Shannon, deed at The November
Term, 1889, Of the Orphans Court Of Wilkinson
County; all persons indebted 10 said estate arc re-
qucs'ed TO come forward and make payment, and
those having claims against the same are required
to present them duty authenticated within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be forever barred
recovery.
H. +. SHANNON, Executor
Of Mary Shannon, decd
Noyemher q. 1889. A6w6
Southern planter., 1832-12-15

OFrIcE or THE wEsr FELIcrANA RAIL ROAD CoMPAN,
AT regular meeting Of the Board Of Directors of said
Company, held the second Monday Of December 1892
II was ordered that ha Preside and Secretary continue
to receive until the first day Of January next the five 49,
lar on each share (emaning unpad Of the capital stock
OF said company, which required be paid on or he
lore the Inst day OF October last And IL further ofdor-
cd that every soc no der falling TO pay SAID nsament of
five dollars on ench share Of the capital Stock on before
the first day OF January next the said stock shall be for
ieed to the company agreeaby the provisions of the
charter
Attest, JOSEPH JOHNSON, President.
ID cember 10, 1882
Southern planter., 1832-12-15
NEW ADVERTISE OMEN rs.
MASONIC CELEBRATToN.

THURSDAY the 27tb day of the present mcnth being
the Anniversary Of ST. JoHN the EvANeELfxr. will be
celebrated IN the usual masonic STYLE by POLAR STAR
LODGE, in this place The members are reoues,ed IN
be punctua in their attendance that day An oraton
viii be delivered in st Paus Church, at II O'Clock Al
by brother p. w FARRAR Members Of adjacent lodges
and transient brethren are respectfully invited TO attend
Attest, GEO W. MIIIER Scc,-
Woodville, December rs, 1882
Southern planter., 1832-12-15

NOTICE is hereby given, that at the last No.
vemher term, Of the Hon. Probate Court of Wi.
kinson county, application was made by Inc, TO be
permitted TO surrender my Lottors of Adminisira.
ton on the Estate Of Thomas Shepherd, deceased.
shall, therefore, al the next January term Of said
Court, make surrender Of said Letters and final
settlement of the effects Of said estate so far as thew
have came into my hands, and all persons inter
csied can attend if they think proper
G. l.. LOVELACE.
November 90, 1889 48N3
Southern planter., 1832-12-15

"a the expedition. and derived greu al nfin
s.malion about the Nlarr aud the surrounding
.onify. The expedition will asccuj wi'h the
nall ron slelmboa, about 1900 miles. She draws
,lg "a inches, VI en IN sWlug Trim
Southern planter., 1832-12-15
AOTICE-

THE UNDERSIGNED, Administrator ON the
Estate OF John Nc'rshdm, deceased, will at the
next January Term, 1888, oft'e Probate Courl of
Annie County, present hls accounts as Admins
traitor for final settlement and allowance.
DAVID DAVIS, Admr.
Nov l7ih, 1882. 46
Southern planter., 1832-12-15

Bf virtue of an order Of the Hon. Orphans
Court of Wilkinson County made at the No
yember term, 1882, the undersigned, Admin
lslralrix Of Henry Hampton, deceased, will,
on Tuesday the 9Th day Of January next.
ON the premises, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, en- credit Of twelve months,
the following named negroes, belonging to
sad estate, viz; Robin, SeaboIn, Sue and
John--the purchaser giving bond aud ap-
proved security.
SUSANNA HAMPTON, Adm'x.
Dec. 10, 1882 90
Southern planter., 1832-12-15
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

THE subscriber viii sell on accommodating
terms, the House and lot at present m the occd.
pancy ct Mr. Edward Felius This is one oflhe
most desirable situations loT family residence in
Woodyille For further information, apply to
WIN, >. LEWIS.
Nov "a, 1882 AZ
Southern planter., 1832-12-15
NOTICE.

THE undersigned commissioners appointed by
the Honorable Orphans Court Of Wilkinson Coun-
ty, At the November Term thereof. 1889, to exam.
iue and TO report claims against the Estate Of
Joscpk r. Henley, deceased, reported insoycnt,
will meet at the Store of Lewis g. Brown. in tho
Town Of Woplye, on the last SATURDAY IN
each month from the ensuing six months.
DAVID ARMSTRONG, J
Il. g. BROWN,
A. DANIEL.
Commissioners.
December 9Th 1892 40
Southern planter., 1832-12-15
NOTICE

ALL persons indebted to the estate Of Joshua
Peace, deceased, are requested to settle The same,
and ihuse having claims will present hem duy an.
ihenlcatod within the time prescribed by law, to
The Undersigned.
W. S. LEWIS,
AdHr. Of he estate Of Joshua Pearee
December 4. 1889 48
Southern planter., 1832-12-15
NOTICE.

THE undersigned administrator de Jonis non
OF Lopicy Carson, will, at The next December
Term oi the Orphans Court, present his accounts
WIN SAID eslao Tor final settlement and allowance
VIM. r. MAYES,
Adnr dc bonis non
November i3, 1889. 90.
Southern planter., 1832-12-15
NOTICE

Tue undersigned administrator de boaisn ON
OF 'he estate OF CdipiH Porter deceased will, "a the
next December Term ofthe Orphans Court OF tho
county OF Wilkinson, present his account of sad
estate ior hnal settlement and allowance.
Nov. i7th, 1889. 40
Southern planter., 1832-12-15

STATE oP MIssIssiPrIl Circuit Court of said
Wilkinson County, s. County. Ocfober Term.
A. ID. 1889.
JONES odd;os, IL; SMITH, An Attachment for the
WILLIAM HANEY sum OF Sl5l 81
THE Sheriff of Wilkinson County having
returned upon the attachment in this case.
that he had levied the same upon lots No. 2
and 4, An Square No 4, in the town of Wood
vile, as the property Of the defendant. and he
not appearing TO replevy the same, ON motion
of the plaintiff by A. NJ Dunn, ESQ. his M.
torney, il is ordered that the said defendant
do appear on the first day of our next April
term, put in special bail and plead to the said
plaintiffs action, or judgment by default final
according to the statute H. such cases made
and provided, will be entered against him;
and the property so attached will be subject
ed TO the demand Of the plaintiff. And that
a copy of this order be published i'm the
'Southen Planter" for four weeks success
sivcly.
A copy attestcd,
WM. STAMPS, CPk.
by George w. MILLER, Dep CPk
Dec. 10. 50-1t
Southern planter., 1832-12-15
Ar AUCTION

WILL sell at auction in the town of Woodyile ON
the hrsi DAY OF January next my house and lot diving
in Woodyie) on credit Of " mouths-purcbasers NV
ing bond with approved security
~ . JOANNA MARROW.
Southern planter., 1832-12-15

DikD -saddeny, in this town, ON the IN io.,.ot
CHARLOTTE, daughter Of The late Dr. VIM q smith,
Southern planter., 1832-12-15
V'GLiEabLc PrODcrtv
Fnp ca "

-. 03N 94A Es
Nh THE Undersigned, Trustees and r,.
S9cS cdiofs Of the last win aud Iesiamen, or
.sz4naa James Green, deed. in pursuance of ,bS
powers vested in them by said viii, will sell ,ha,
well known improved PLANTATION. bclon0ino
to the Estate Of said deceascd aud known a. .TBe
Forest Plantation, being in the State nf Louisiana.
"h we MissHspp' nver, about eight miles below
''ua'a o' Ne'chez, containing about one thousand
and eighty acres Of land; near Ave b,,nd,..i ,'
uf which nre cleared aud under culy.tion- H.
being on the plantation mill, first rate gin g,od
dwelling house and brick negro quarters. ,,as,Ln.
with about FORTY NEGRO SLAVES ~ ,Ia
plantation, aud all acclimaied; horses. mules.
stock, and farming utensils Of every descrln,inn
For terms OF sale, apply TO + Stanton Esor
N the city Of Naichez, or 10 the nndcrsyued.
James Raey, in Adams county. Possession 10
be given TO The purchaser as soon ~ the present
crop can be gathered oil the premises.
They Will also sell IN the same manner and ma
on the same terms, the Point plantation. belno,n,
10 the Estate Of said deceased lying IN he STATE ot
Louisiana, about fifteen miles below V,dala am
the Mississippi river, containing about Two bun.
dred and eighty acres Of land, seyenty.ye ncres ~
which are cleared
The Undersigned will also expose "a sale M ,be
court house, m The town Of Por.Gibson. an ga.
iNiNDhi uo TON oi December next, AZ public
auction, to the highest bidder, that valuable tract
nl LANo, belonging To the Estate oithe sad Jas.
ureee' called "bohHg Green" lying in the coun.
! " Of Claiborne. State of Miss,ss,1pi. abou, ion
miles North or North east Of Pori-Ciibsnn. above
the Gruds'one ford, and adjoining lands of the hle
Daniel hurnol, containing about fifteen hundred
acres; between six and seven hundred acres of
which were bellod about fifteen months since For
more particular description Of he property. apply
to Mr.. } }. Mitchell, near the premises, or the un.
dersignod
, JAMES RAILEY.
TERMS. "A credit Of one, two, three and four
years without interest," the purchaser givinga note
of eaGh annual lns'almen, with approved securi-
y, and mortgage upon The propcrly.
JAMES RAII.EY. Trustees and
ELIZA G WOOD, Erecuors of
MATILDA RAII.EY. Jas. Green
November 10, 1889. 47w4
Southern planter., 1832-12-15
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Wilkinson County.
ORPnANs' CouRr,

ORPHANs' Court,
August Term, l832I
THE Administrator of John Connol deceased.
having at the present Term Of this court exhibited
an tccounl and showing of the debts and personal
estate on oath, which is examined, allowed. and
ordered to record, by which statement IT appears
to This Court that tho personal estate of The said
deceased, Is insufficient to pay the debts thereof
II IS therefore ordered that citation issue to all
persons interested in the lands, enemens, and here.
dllamons Of The said deceden, to appear before the
Court on the fourth day of the next December Term
oi the said Court, To show cause, il any they can,
why the lands, tenemonts and herediiamonts of the
said deceased should not be sold, or 50 much there
oias shall be necessary for paying the debts of the
sad dcceascd and 1t is likewise ordered, that the
foregoing order be published according to law.
A true copy from the minutes.
Attest, EDWARD FEI.TUS, Clerk
10 by GEoW MILLER, ID. Glen
Southern planter., 1832-12-15
PICTURE or WARSAW

A late number the London Court journal las
the following melancholy account of Warsaw,
from genilenan who len there short time since
The population, which prior to the revoluuon,
mounted 10 10000 souls is now dwindled down
100000. Scarce a Pole is TO be seen in the prin.
cipal e'.ee's and pnhhc places, but which on ihe
other hand swarm with Russians and Jews The
number of cases have doubled, as il is the only re-
sort ofthe Russian officers, who are excluded from
good Polish society.
The misery ofthe Russian soldiory is so grea; that
they do not scruple to ask charity in the public
Streets the condition Of those who were cantnned in
the neighborng villages is so infinitely worse, as TO
excite the generous pity of the Polish peasants who
share with them their own miserable ptianco. Their
duty is extremely harrnssng-for, as their number
is greatly reduced, Marshal Paskewtsch, in order
toconceal this circumstance, keeps them constant.
u on the move Every night a strong guard is
placed at each end Of every street, and is only
withdrawn at day brake. In order 10 replace the
numerous recruits that arc continually marching
from Poland into the interior of Russia and to The
Caucascan regions, FRESH heards ofbarhlrans, many
ofhem from the confines Of Tartafy, are continual
ly arriving; and Warsaw, the minauret Paris, is fast
assuming the external features of Asatc barhar
ism In the meanwhile, the reorganization Il the
Polish army is rapidly proceeding. No one c1n
avoid serving. not even The blind and the manned.
No adequate idea, therefore, can he formed of the
miserable appearance ofthe present army Of Poland.
The most contradictory reports are in circula-
ton. No sooner does one Ukase appear, than It IS
repealed ny another; for such is the corruption Of
Russian employees. that in some manner naturalizes
the rigor of the government. Money can produce
any thing with him, even an Ukase
The prn,cunsul Paskwilsch is still in the capital ;
heI rarely seen The garrison parades take
place in the ga'dens of the Chaiane, and his pres
oOce is only known by his acts oftyranny aud op
preston. A few DAYS before my departure, sol
der Of the exnrtonal army was 0ogged TO death
ior refusing To wear the Russian uniform
Southern planter., 1832-12-15
BRIGADE ORDERS.

HEAD.QU ARTERs,
'PossuM CAsrLr, 18Th Nov. 1872 (
A n Election viii he held on SATURDAY the a2ns
N Of December next, At the Court House and ,he Nv,
era precincts in Wilkinson County for the purpose OF elect
ing Colnel Commandant Of the 9th Regiment ist nj.
gadc. 2nd Division. NJ NJ ll the vacancy orea.ioed
by the Resignauon Of Cot Gco.gc a. Ooidon.
The Officers detailed " conduct the Eorton viii make
their several returns uf the vote AZ their respective tecins
directly 10 the Brgader General
WILL l. BRANDON, General
Commanding The ist Brigade, 2nd Division, N. Nj
Southern planter., 1832-12-15
COMPREHENSIVE.

rIlE subscribers have Tins day associated them
selves together for the purpose Of carrying on the
Mercantile Business, in the name of HOLMES g.
PlRAM, al the building formerly occupied by John
Packe, decd, and hayingjns received Fresh and
General assortment Of Dry Goods, Clo'bings, Hats,
Boots, Shoes. and also Groceries, and Crockery
ware; all Of which have been purchased low, ana
will he sold accordingly, (very low ioroAsn) They
will also attend 10 tie receiving and forwarding OF
Goods entrusted to their care, and hope by their
strict attention TO business, TO merit a share OF pub
lie patronage.
JNO. HOLMES,
JOS. PlRAM.
I,,,.,, S., NJ, 90 toQD 5OnO
Southern planter., 1832-12-15
JAMES RAILEY
NOTICE

THE undersigned late guardian ofEliza Davis.
formerly Eliza McCimw, will at the next Drccm
Der Term utthe Orphans Court ofWiknson cnun.
w. present hrs account Of guardianship ofsald ward
for final settlement and allnwance
JESSE BELL, Guard.
Nov l7ih, 1892. Az
Southern planter., 1832-12-15
NOTYlE.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
ToLER 81 JACKSON in the Mercantile Business in
Amilc County, was dissolved by mutual consent
on the 29lh day of November last. Those indcbt.
ed are requested to make immediate payment, as
they wish to close the business ofthe firm with as
little delay as possible.
JOEL TOLER
LEWIS JACKSON.
December 10Th, 1882 5OT3
Southern planter., 1832-12-15

Sporting Iatcihgence.-The Secretary of the
Charesion Jockey Club have favored us with the
pleasing intelligence that new arrangement has
been made between Col Richardson, of this State
and Col. Johnston, ofVrginia, according to which
The match between Bertrand .jr. and Andres, will
DC run on The Charleston Race Course. on Thnrs
DAY the 2isi pf February next Phelr other match
between Roanets Of Blue and LiHe Venus, will be
run over the Columhio Course on Thursday the
9Th January NEXT Charleston Hurrurg