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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06
lust Received,
MORE DESIRABLE SPRING GOODS.

" H. THOMPSON q ~.
KsAvE received, by the schooner washington, and
81 other arrivals additional supply OF Staple ana
Fancy Dry Goods; among which are
Super 8 and Irish linens
Irish and Russia sheetngs
ga Sd and 10 4 Irish table diapers
81 and 10 tamssk do
Birds eve and Russia do
S 8 and 5 4 lawns and crash
French and English uuslins
Gnghams AMI calicoes. great variety
Grape and gauze handkerchefs
Grape aud Hermann shawls
Linen cambria nsndkerchefs some very hne
Best black Italian lusrlngs
Black Gro de Swiss and Gro dc Naples
English and Russia drills
Silk Cambleis, Prncettas, and Brocheiles
variety of stripes for boys
Brown linens Also,
Brown and bleached domestics. shirtings, and
sheelings
Checks, tckings
Penitenar, stripes and pla!ds
Burisps. oznaburgs and tickenburgs
All of which are offered for sale, by the piece or
ward, upon the most favorable terms apr2o
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06
Oyeius EstablishMeNt,

Rouai Street, betreen King and Prince Streets,
in the house formerly occupied By -ur; Hoirefaf
Nv tyuEA1JItY be. leave to inform the citizens
of Alexandris and its vicinity that he is IN readt
ness 20 execute all manner of business in his line
Gen,,emens garments ofevery description neatly scoar
cd or 4, ed aud pressed to have the iustre OF new
"a nm ribbons hanLk erchief, bonnes, dresses or IN
the whole piece. and finished to look as well as new
Also merino shawls neatly secured AID whtened. or
dyed without injury the borders Also black ner'no
shawls are dyed without injury to the borders also me
rino curtains we'd and watered
Nh The subscriber warrants to give satisfaction to
all who may patronize him. and that his business will
b. promptly attended to.
feb "a d.2mO
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06
Hoots 4 Shoes

CHAMBERLAIN s EDISON have received by the
Y last srriveis, the balance ut their
Spring Supply Of BOOTS g. SHOES;
and they now Offer for sale their very extensive stock
at very reduced prices.
b Those purchasing by the quantity are particu
lary invited call, they are disposed to sell unu
,uaiy low may IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06
900 Eegraes wanted:

T WISH topurchase them from the age OF Is to %
4 wears. Persons having such to sell, shall have
cash. and the highest prices. by applying to the sub
scriber, Pratt street. Baltimore. near the intersection
of the Rail Road with the Washington City Road. Ii
oer.l commissions will be paid to those who will aid
in purchasing for the subscriber
apr lift AUSTIN WOOLFOLk'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06

Mr.. Audubon has discovered on his present
visit to the Florida Keys, five new species Of
birds, viz: l Ardea, 2 Columbia. and 2Sterna.
He has also procured a number Of specimens OF
birds already described. and several new plants
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06
Notice.

- The Steamer COLUMBIA,
V Captain James Mitchell will, for
h@&Aknu,the ensuing four weeks, leave bsL
on Saturday AZ q O'CLOCK,
> f,r the District OF Columbus and returning, WIN
ave georgetown AT 5, Washington AZ o. anu A'eA
ALL . Passage, erclusiue Of Meals:
p,,,;Dn.. 20 the District, OF to the different
M The potomac, or from these places to Bal
lainS' U" ''' s. 90
-aNe 3, ,,,,;n, onsnt;eo 90
s,oh Point, M, Boyd's Hole, Ladders
Ferry ."
Riff Point, Moore's Landing, Blackstone's.
Piaey Point, sandy Point, Va, Corn.
field Point w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06
Steamboat pOtOmac,
". Il. Miller offers for sale,

1000 HEAVY la Plata Hides
lOtVU 500 do Sailed do
800 dry Calf Skins
y bbls Tanners Oil; 10 tierces Whale Oil
bbs Linseed OIL
30 hhds Molasses
~ bags St. Domingo and Java Coffee
Chewing Tobacco in kegs and boxes, U.S.
LIS, and pound rolls
~ or casks Marseles Madeira Wine
iJ1oIs Gross ierrings; 50 do Nett do
50 lacks Blown Salt, AT Low PRICE
100 bushels Ground Alum Salt
81 sheets Shest ing Copper
And Copper Nails NAV 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06
Chairs, Chairs.

q DOZEN Rush Seat Chairz; Rocking aud Nursery
. do-with general assortment of other Glars. tor
sale low by Hho. "H'i"'
iune
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06
xx11 WEDNESDAY MDRNlN@, JUNE 8, 1885,
For Amsterdam.

The superior coppered brig BELpiDER1
In .sorge Fletcher. master, will have hespatch
A-a savage on freight, OF passage, having hand
} y y. s. ,ec,c.omnods,ions, apply to
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06
New Iine for Richmond.

The proprictors OF the Steam
Boat FREDERICKSBURG,
k-4lav> have concluded to place her
on the route between the
meet of ,olum,is. Norfolk and Richmond B, Tins
engagement, great facilities will be afforded 10 tF''sI
IA. On this line, by having Boat f'o'es week. III
p..l CT once, as heretofore.
The Fredericksburg will commence running On
Ta.,day next the 81 April leaving washington az az,
o,york p N and Alexandria at 4 O'CLOCK, Tor oiu
Point. Norfolk and Richmond, returning, leave Rich
nona On saturday morning at o'clock and Norfolk on
sunday morning at o'cloek, and arrive at Aiexsn
Is, nd Washington on MONDAY morning, and contl'
nue. during the season III sufficiently encourage 70
n on the same DAYS and hours at the same rate, 'or
asge and freight as are charged BY the Steam Boat
Potomac
The fredericksburg will BE- commanded BY Captain
Ia,suh Neyett is swift and good Boat. WIN urs'
e ox pressure Engine aud heI accom- no cations ios
passengers sad freight such as ii is hoped WI! give 81
tdhctl
For rrigh, passage spPy 10 the Captain on o0aru'
ID BrNpN "h1''
n,,;0,f Agent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06
Fnr rio Janeir0.

,z Afew hundred barrels Of -four viii be taken
IN =, a moderate freight, on board OF good YES
nd to Rio de Janeiro. Apply to
& OO' o. &C CAZENOVE y CO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06
For HaltiNlOre.

The schr. LOOKOUT,
20 cap,. spedlen, viii! take freight at low rats
wv offered. APPYeo ,rssppsv,ru
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06
Salad Oil.

M hS springs Importation; white Mustard Seed
" OF excellent quality, Clipped Logwood by the
barrel, Crger Beer Powders; Wine OF Csch'cu'n'
u aieumsssm and Gou,; just received AID for sale oy
IA mas WN. SrABLER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06

.The streets that intersect the great avenues
in Washington are distinguished BY the letters
of the alphabet.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-06

WING q Teas.
y TasSrs Young Hyson
: Shalt DO Imperial u,,,
- 20 do Pouchong fHAe
" Is ID boxes GunpOwder
,ssaAf pipe siciIan
" quarter casks sweet Malsga y,yp
~ baskets Champaign VINE
L. cases Claret
Nv -N rseeycd aud for sale by
S. NEssERSMiTH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-05
GENERAL SUMMARY.
IsELECTED,I


Death by L;ghsaing.-On the 18th uit. Mr.. Ell Par
sons Of Bristol killed by lightning. He had gone
into the house Of Col. Bolsord 10 take shelter from
the approaching Storm when the lightning struck ihe
chimney, aud descending killed Mr.. P. instantly
The charge entered a, the shoulder and came out at
the feet. Col. Botsiord was thrown from the room
feet and found lying with his head out ofihe
door and his feet the threshold. copious show
Of rain falling was probably the means ofhs recov-
ery.-EaStford OBS
resen,a,iyes yesterday, few votes were had on the
details Of the Tariff, to which many were added to-
day. iniersperscd with tremendous show
ers Of debate. About o'clock this afternoon, Mr..
McDnfie took the floor aud said he was in utter de-
spair Of eec,ing any practical legislation during the
remainder Of the session, any great naona inter-
est, drowned the House is every day by such tor
rent Of words, the merest incidents Of lie business
aud sgnGed his readiness to agree to nm adjournment
on mex, Monday week, leaving tho Bank, Tariff, and
the Government. shift for Reconsideration. Com,
Washington, June 23.-The Senate sat with closed
doors almost all this day and finally closed its DELHI
CREATIONS on the Maine question by advising the Pres-
dent not TO ra,ify and confirm the award Of the King
OF Holland; but 10 open a negotiation for anoiier
submission Of the question.
Leonard Smith, aged II, having been discharged
from employment in factory IN Kliegly. n few
weeks since, for some misconduct, hung hnlselfiM
by place and his body was not discovered until nine
DAYS after the 1nhappy deed was .commHcd.-Reg.
Cause Of American Independence. - If" says the
author Of Lacon, ga private country gentlcmaa u
Cheshire, about the year adno, been ovesiarnS
ed in his carriage. is extremely probable That Amer
lea, instead Of being free republic Al this n'omesi,
would base coatinued depspdent colony Of Englaad.
This country gentleman happened 20 be Augustus
Washington, Esq, who was thus accidesially throws
into the coppa af lady who afterwards becsme hls
me, who suis A,ed with hinie An,erica, and:in the
VEN 900, Vekinia, became ne eavied mother Of
GsSS1 .hioe,oa the great
f3<.ku,.z Ii isn ssfious fact-we viii not ssy cos
hssk ifee 81 the Philadelpha Physicians
beaF shs following names: Dr. Physic, Dr. SlaHghter.
I and DIR. Grapes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-05

arrived At the Doctors house. Mrs. c. met
him at the dOOF--was much confused -Fegret-
ted that she had been the means Of bis inno-
cent sufferings- be should have home
there-that she would intercede with her hus-
band for him-that she contrived 10 hold an
interview with bin the evening afler his arr
val-that he could not speak English, and she
devised and made up for him all the accounts
he gave the doctor and others of his parent
age, wealth, misfoFtmnes, &c. &c. Il is not
believed that any of his statements aSs wOr-
thy Of credit; still he may have accidentally
told some truth. There can be little doubt
that Mrs. C. is Us vile wretch as Nina.
N. HapeH Reg.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-05

Pennsylvania has nomina,eda complete lis, &c Clap
Electors Importaut changes are taking place in ts
Emigrdtioa--Ii 10 said that there is a, present a
ssrPfns OF 10000 females in Scotland, ccnseque nee
81 the migratory spirit Of the males.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-05
ANDREW JACKSON
To John Sehermerhorn, Chairman, &c.

Nina in his history Of himself (of 81 print
cd pages.) says that Mrs. Chapr.an in,rodu-
led herself to him on board \ steam boat pas
sing from Trenton 10 Philadelphia about two
years ago--that she pointed out n boarding
mouse, at which she and himself and friend
pat up-that she called her name Miss Wilson
s-Tso'd sue was unmarried, Sc.--ihat he had
= qnan'sy OF jewelry with him--that she and
tne woman who kept the house Informed a.
gains! nun as q ihief-that he was arresfed and
sen. 70 .ne Fenitentiary--that he was inno-
Ssns' having brought the iewelry from Cuba
wv. wNn n'm-'nat when he was hardened out OF
I'VE penl.entiary, he went ia said boarding
npt'ss 70 inquire for Miss Wiison--was infor-
nsS ~ snss me lady he alluded to was the wife
Of Ur. chapman Of Andaiusia-,hat when he
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-05
CIEvELAND. (Ohio,) June 90.

Z
The steam. boat Niagara, arrived here this
morning. brings intelligence that expresses
had arrived at Detroit. stating that Capt. 10
seph NGper, well known in this section ofccun-
try, had been massacred with all his family,
consisting Of his wife, wifs's sister, and four
children, near Fort Chicago. Naper, who was
a bold. daring man. had been in the Fort
some time. when believing that the people
,oere more scared than hurt, had betaken him.
self TO his log cabin again. Name Of the Indians
were found dead near his house, who unques-
tionably fell before bis intrepid arm.
Southern planter., 1832-12-08

IN conformity TO the last will of Burfran Ian.
drum, deceased, late Of Wilkinson county. State
Of Mississippi, the undersigned Executor will pro
ceed to sell al public auction, on credit twelve
months, on the 3ist day Of December next in law.
fnl hours, all the EsloIe both real and personal Of
said Bnriran Landrum, as follows, viz: Ono tract
Of Land, an Eighth Of a Section, and containing a.
bout Eighty acres, joining George Moss and 9th
ers, and is the place on which The said Landrum
last resded three Negroes; q Stock Of Cattle.
Horses, Hogs and Sheep; one Wagon and two
yoke Of Oxen; Farming utensils and Household
iurniiure--the s1le will bo made on the premises
The purchasers 10 give bond with approved Sc
curly.
JOEL GLASS, Executor
Of fB. Landrunl, decd
November 97. 1899. 40
Southern planter., 1832-12-08
AOTTCE-

LETTERS Testamentry with the viii 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 10 said estate are re-
quesied TO come forward and make payment, and
those having claims against the Ame are required
to present them duly authenticated within the time
prescribed BY law, or they will be forever barred
recovery.
4. f. SHANNON, Erecutor
Of Mary ShdnnoH, decd.
November 81, 1859. 48w6
Southern planter., 1832-12-08

NOTICE is hereby given, that at the las, No.
vember Term, of the Hon Probate Court of VIII.
kinson county, application was made by me. 10 be
permitted 10 surrender my Letters of Adminis,ra.
ton on the Estate Of Thomas Shepherd, deceased
shall, therefore, at the next January term of said
Court, make surrender Of said Letters and final
settlement Of the effects of said estate 30 far as tbev
have came into my hands; and all persons inter.
es'ed can attend il they think proper
q. l.. LOvELACE.
November &c, 1889. 48ws
Southern planter., 1832-12-08
NOTICE.

BY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court
Of Wilkinson county, made at the November term.
l83R, the undersigned Administrations ofthe Ia.
tate Of j. J. SfOcken, deceased, will, on the first
SATURDAY IN january next, on the late pre.
misses Of said deceased, sell at public auction 10
the highest bidder, on credit Of twelves months.
all the Vemnining part sfthe Persons Estate of fsaid
deceased, consisting of Farming utensils, Horses.
Corn, Fodder, &c. &c purchasers giving bond
and approved security according to law.
JOSEPH SMTTH,1
L. d. BROWN, A@"r''
December I, 1889. 40
Southern planter., 1832-12-08

HE WIDOWS wooER--nr MRS EMsfAc EsfHURr.
He woo1 me with the honisd words
That women love TO hear,
Those gentle batteries that fail
So sweet on every ear:
He tells me that my face u fair,
Too falr for griol 10 shade;
Ny check, he says, was never meant
II sorrows gloom TO fade.
He stands beside me when sing
The songs Of fother days,
And whispers N loves thrilling ionors
The words Of bomtielt praise;
And often 10 my eyes he looks,
Some answering love to see,
IN vain he there can Only read
The faith Of memory.
He little knows what thoughts awake,
With every gentle word; ..r....
How BY his looks and tonos, the founts
OF tenderness are stirred
The visions Of my youth return,
Joys far tho bright 10 last,
And while he speaks Of future bliss,
think but Of the past.
Like lamps In eastern sepuchres,
Amid my hearts deep gloom,
Affection sheds its holiesl light
Upon my husbands tomb.
And, as those lamps. Il brought once more
To upper air, grow dim,
So my souls love is cold and dead
Unless Il glow for him.
Southern planter., 1832-12-08
NOTICE.

LETTERS Of Administration having been
granted TO the undersigned on the Estate of Michael
Murphy, deceased, by the Orphans Couri of VII.
knson county, at the November term, 1888; oil
persons indebted TO said Estate arc requested TO
make immediate payment, aud all persons having
claims agalns, said estate nre required 10 present
them duly authenticated within The time prescnb.
ca Dy aw OF they will Be forever barred recovery.
WILLIAM BAIRD, Admr.
November 30, 1885,. 4ew6
Southern planter., 1832-12-08
JOHN N. DILLAHUNTY,
Chief Engineer.
N1ITTCE.

To all Schom IL may concern.-Know ye that al
the regular Term Of the Ophans' Court of the
County Of Wilkinson, 10 be holden in December
next, shall he my petition for my right Of Dover
n the Estate real and personal of which my late
husband George B. Newell, died seized and pos
sessed, viz
One Third ofa Tract Land situated on the wa
ters Of 1'hompson's Creek containing One Thous-
and Acres, more or less, (being the Land on which
my said deceased Husband last resided) TO en-
brace the Mansion House, one Gin House, the
Kitchen, Stables, Barns and other ont houses
Also one child's part portion Of the Personal rs
tate consisting Of Ga NegIpos,a Stock of Houses,
Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Mules, Sc. -Aalso of Farming
Utensils, Household aud Kitchen Furniture, and
90 Shares oliho Capital Stock ofihe Planters Bank
Of tho State Of Mississpsi, N.'cbez, which per-
sonal estate is estimated Al "a, 1863 so 100 dollars
LYDIA II. NEWELL
Nov. 18th, 1889. 46
Southern planter., 1832-12-08
HOUSE AND LOT EnR SALE

The subscriber will sell on accommodates
'erms' the House and Lot at present in the occns
paney OF Mr.. Edward Feltus. This is one oft6e
mos. Sw desirable situations for family residence in
"oooV'"e' foriuriher information, apply to
Nov "a, 1889. a.
Southern planter., 1832-12-08
aTRAYED.

H1NROM the plantation Of the late Peter RanSoph, 10
u, this vicinity, large raw boned SORREL HORSE,
eight yehrs old, and full shodpartcuar marks
not recolected got him three months since, Pearl
River below Columbia Il Is probable he has attempted
to that way Any Information the subscriber rn-
siding in Woodvile, will be thankfully received and duly
rewarded.
A. S. RANDOLPH.
Decembsr ]. 1882. 4sJ
Southern planter., 1832-12-08

WITH THE GIFT OF A BIBLE.

WITH THE GIFT OF BIBLE.
Beholdithe,Book. Ger which, from ancient time,
Sad penitenee hath pour'd the prsyerlul breath,
And meek Devotion how'd with joy devine,
And Nature arm'd her for the strife Of death,
And trembling Hope renew'd her warmth divine,
And Faith an anchor gain 'd-thaf holV Book is thine
Behold the Book, whose sacred lore 10 spread,
Chrst's heralds toll beneath foreign sky,
Pouring It's blessings on the heather head,
martyr-courage kindling in their eye,
Wide DER the globe its glorious light must shine,
A. gows the arch Of fheaven-haf holy Book Il thine
Here search with humble heart end eFdent eye,
Whero plants Of peace In bloom celestial grow,
Hero breathe 10 Mercy's ear the contnte sigh,
And bid tho souls unsuled fragrance flow
To Him who shuts the rose al eventide,
And opes its dowy eye When earliest sunbeams glide.
May Heavens pure spirit touch thy youthful heart
And guide thy steps through lifes eventful lot,
That when from this illusive scene part,
And IN my grave lay mouldoring and forgot,
This my first gift, like golden link may join
Thee 70 that angel band, around the Throne divine
L. u. ).
Southern planter., 1832-12-08

ALL persons indebted to the estate Of Joshua
Pearce, deceased, are requested to settle the same
and those having claims will pre1ent hem duly AM
lhentcoted within tho time prescribed BY law, TO
the undersigned.
W. S. LEWIS,
Admr. Of he estate of Joshua Pearee
December 1, 1899 as
Southern planter., 1832-12-08

The instalment of five dollars on each share Of
the Capital Sick OF the West Felciana Rail Road
Company, required TO be paid on the first day M
October last will continue 10 be received untiitbe
10Th day of December next, either in cash or notes
we'll endorsed, with interest from the Isl Octobor
JOSEPH JOHNSON, PresT
Nov. "a, 1889. a.
Southern planter., 1832-12-08
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Wilkinson County.
ORPHANs' CouRr,

ORPHANS COuRr,
August Term, I832l
THE Administrator Of John Connel deceased
having al the present Term of this court oxhibi,ea
an account AID showing Of the debts and personsi
estate on oath, which is examined, allowed 49,,
ordered to. Tecord,-by which statement il annf,,
to this Court that the personal estate of ,bo sa;d
deceased, IS insufficient to pay the debts thereoc~
II Is therefore ordered that citation lssue 10 ali
persons interested in the lands, ienemenis and hero.
diaments Of the SAID decedent, TO appear ise
Court on the fourth day ofthe next december Term
OF the SAID Court, to show cause, if any they can
why Tue lands, tenements and herediiaments of the
sad deceased should not be sold, or so mncl H.,
oIqF shall be necessary for paying the debts IF The
d licensed; and It is likewise ordered. ,bo, ~
iu'egong order be published according tolaw.
A true copy from the minutes.
Attest EDWARD FELTUS, Clerk
70 ByGEo. w. MntER, d. Clerk
Southern planter., 1832-12-08
MTlIE

Taken upby DIR. Richard Oglesby, stray IIors
W.; yellow Sorrel, or 8 years old, 8 i.q hnsa
hlgh' reached main and swob tail, no Brands; p
praised to $50.
Also taken up by Samuel Dawson as an eslnb
a llght Bay Horse, years old, IS hands high
natural ,rotier, no brands; appraised TO S65.
Nov. Esd, 1882. avs
Southern planter., 1832-12-08
AT AUCTION
A s. RANDOLPH.

n WILL sell At auction in the town Of woodvillc on
the FIRST day Of January next my house and lot dying
IN Woodville) credit Of ~ months--purchascrs Civ
ing bond with approved security
JOANNA MARROW.
December I, 1892, 4s
Southern planter., 1832-12-08
NOTICE.

/: /. !" ! L /: &. \ Il !. ! l /. :
q WAS Committed 10 ihe Jail ofWIl
M kinson County, State Of Miss. on il'
kNA Goth Aug, 1889. by Dan. Bass ls9'
IN &lasa a runaway, a negro man who calls
Bb} - himselfJOIIN, and ayshe belongs %
NN Mr. Martin, trader from Virginia
S.--6-4s.JOllN is about % or about "a yeaH
oi age-5 feet or inches high-yellow complex
lon--woak eyes-had on when committed oIdco
ton shirt and panlaloons-no hat or shoes.
The owner of the above Described negro lsie
quesied 10 comply with the Law, and tate him ou'
OF Jail, or he will be sold to pay Jail and Other
charges.
fIIOs. E. W JAMES, Jalo-.
August, 90, 1899. 50
Southern planter., 1832-12-08

TIE undersigned administrator de bonis non
ofihe estate Of Cdirin Porter deceased will at the
next December Term Of the Orphans Court Of the
County Of Wilkinson, present his account Of said
estate for iinal settlement and allowance.
A. DANIEL, Admr.
Nov 17tl, 1882 46
Southern planter., 1832-12-08
NOTYCE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, Administrator on the
Estate OF James Bailey, deceased, will at the next
January Term, 1888, of the Probate Court of
Wilkinson County, present his accounts as Admin.
siraior for final settlement and allowance
JESSE BROWN, Adnr.
Nov. "a, 1899. AZ
Southern planter., 1832-12-08
AOIYCE-

ALL persons are hereby forwarned moi
TO purchase note signed by the undersigned
jointly, and given to Francis Keller, for $500
dated sometime IN January 1899, and payable ls
months alter date, as said note has been paid and
satisfied. -
- JAMES sHAFFER,
Al Lucy SHAFFER.
tVoodvile, Nov. aa, 1889. avs
Southern planter., 1832-12-08
CAUTION.

CAUTION.
ALL persons are hereby forewarned from tudir
LOT TWO certain promssory notes of hand drawn J
,ne undersigned and made payable to A. C. NJ
Daniei ana Henry Burruss, dated the cath dsv
Marcs @ IoSx one Tor the sum Of $500, payabsJip
uoty 1888, and the other for $500, payable, ,inag
1854 as the consideration for which said ua
were given has failed, and ! am determined moi y
pay said notes unless compelled by law
THOS. ELLIS
December I, 1e32. 40
o. The Olive Branch [Clinton1 will nlsose ;n.s A,
above three times and forward their account 10 this o,
Southern planter., 1832-12-08
NOTTCE

THE undersigned late guardian ofEliza Davis,
formerly Eliza McGraw, will at the next Decem-
Der Term ofthe Orphans Court ofWilkinson coun
~ present his account Of guardianship Of said ward
for final settlement and allowance.
JESSE BELL, Guard.
Nov 17th, 1882 46