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Southern planter., 1832-12-22

savior, faefs fresh IA The recollection Of this con-
Innnl'N, furnish melancholy proof that il would
be WISE IN hen,In temporal point Of rietr. 10 do
So, How long hasil been since the slou,est hearts
were chilled with the dreadful apprehension that
our county would be dcsolaied by a domestic enc
my! How long since il was necessary 10 GUARD by
military baad The soemniles of religions worsbipg
Such was tho alarm that we had a meeiinp of ,be
citizens, which appointed a "connittee of VIC,
lance" TO act Ia and of the corporation of our
scat OF jusiiot--tu prevent tho meetings of slaves
therein. No one who heard the facts can doubt
that mischief was brewing. ascribed il. very
property TO the too liequcnt intercourse orthesayos
Several days during the "Chrismasn are usually
gwen To the slaves oithis country 10 spend as ,hey
please. They usually spend them in roaming ibr,i
The country aud "duHkingn Whata ft opportuni.
" To plot the destruction of their mastorsl But il
may be SAID, "ihey would soon be STOPPED IN their
career. - Admitting this. who shall say that and
my vile and lte ones will not be the first ycims9
would It not be well for each planter to keep hIs
slaves at helI labor during Christmas, or ir moi to
Keep them al homer Those who have a mispla
ccd humanity IN This respect can very easily give
'hen some other time, that they might not all bo
unemployed simultaneously Will not the people
oi thls country see tho pfoprely-ihe absolute ne.
: 10y V, P",'i"B s'op 70 tue usual plan OF sui
e'lng the black population TO spend their "Chrst.
mas 'Imest" fe owners Of slaves, charge YOU,
beware Slavery does unfortunately exist amongst
Us, and we have but one course to pursue so long
IS continues to exist among us; and that IS, 10
'ecP them AZ home as much as possible, that Aev
may kno,o nothing else bat their masters farMi
knowledge and slavery arc incompatible. Again
say, beware. Consider well the awful conse.
luences that may flow from inattoniion to this sub
ecl. Let every planter become committee of
ngIlanee" on his own plantation, and we shall have
ess to fear CITIZEN,
Southern planter., 1832-12-22
Mr.. EDrroR:


''Cbustmas times" as il called, nearat hand #
IS looked upon by many of this Christian commu-
nifty merely a time Of relaxation from their daily
labors, when II Is permitted even 10 those who are
eminent for their sobriety TO throw of the usual
restraints Of morality, and indulge in "lrolicking
and drinking" Butt is lamenlabe truth, that
many Of those who make so much noise about it
are unable to assign a reason why they are more
merry at this particular period than at any other
Of the whole year. They know not that Christmas
is the day on which the nativity Of Christ is cele-
bnled! Is it not strange that although our Savior
condemned drunkenness and every species Of vice,
that, Notwithstanding, it should be considered law
u or at least excusabe, TO "get drunk" IN celebra-
ing his birth day would perhaps be interesting to
enquire how this lnapproprato&unholy mode ofce
ebraling the birth day Of the Savior came IN vogue
am not able TO trace its origin "The first foot
steps," says a learned man, ''we find Of the ObseT-
vatons Of this day, are IN the second century, a.
bout the time of the Emperor Commodus." And
again: "That il was kept before the time Of Con
sanine, we have a melancholy proof! for while the
persecution ragged under Dlocetan, who then kept
his court at Nicomeda, that tyIant, among other
acts Of cruelty, finding multltudes Of Christians
assembled together TO celebrate the nativity Of
Christ, commanded the Church doors rhcre they
ircre assembled, to be shut, and fire 10 be put To
the building, which soon reduced them aud the
place to ashes" From this We may infer that ihe
primitive ChristGns were wont to celebrate iibyrc-
hgious worship There are fe,o Of the present race
who initiate their example. We, Of this country,
are unfortunately slave holders. What ayalls the
devotion of the master, if he permits bis slaves to
run lawless through the country, giving themselves
up to debauch and every species Of cr,me2 And
yet arc there not professors Of the religion of Christ
who suffer lhis2 We are all Christians nOniiadlly
But those who profess 10 be Christians indeed
should set a good ex-,nPio. Would il not better
become Them, aud benefit their slaves to keep them
at home, sober and even at work, than to permit
them to 20 on as usual, during Chrsimas2 Even
# the desls, and those who leel unconceued about
the Christian religion should mol feel disposed 10
follow the example because Of their Tespec. ior the
Southern planter., 1832-12-22
NOTICE.

TO close a 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 an
ticles, Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Crockery, Hardware aud Gro
ccres, &c. &c. And between this and the
day of sale we intend to sell at very reduced
prices.
ID. C. HENDERSON, & Co.
Fort Adams, Dec IA, 1882 so
Southern planter., 1832-12-22

THE undersigned Guardian Of Albert p. Ther.
rell g. Joseph +. Therrell, 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 4lh day Of Febru-
ary next, al the Court House in Woodvile, 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 Il. Ther
rel which was set apart 10 said wards as their
respective portions of certain tract OF Land be-
longing to the heirs of Benjamin Therrell, deceas
ed said Therrcil tract being known rs Section
2e. in Township No. !, of Range No. wcsi;-
the purchaser giving bond and security according
TO law.
JESSE BROWN, Guardian.
December II, 1882. 81
Southern planter., 1832-12-22

Departed this life on the 4th inst after a short
Illness, SAMUEL WooDs, one of the best and most
respectable citizens of this County II is believed
that he had not an enemy in the world, and that all
who were intimately acquainted with him were his
friends. Asa husband, father, master, and neigh.
bour, his loss isseyerely felt and deeply lamented
lie has lett an interesting family to excite our
sympaihies Communicated.
Southern planter., 1832-12-22

IN conformity TO the last will Of Burtraa Lam
drum, deceased, late Of Wilkinson connty STATE
Pf Mississippi, the undersigned Executor viii pro-
Seed TO sell at public auction, on a credit of twelve
months, on the 3lst day Of December next in law.
tu hours, all the Estate both real and personal OF
saH BuTtran Landrum, ss follows, viz One tract
OF tand, an Eighth Of a Section, aud containing a.
bopt Eighty acres, joining George Moss and 9th
erS and Is the place on which the said Landrum
lost rcs'dedi three Negroes; a Stock of Cattle.
Horses, Hogs and Sheep; one Wagon and two
yoke OF Oxeni Farming utensils and Household
i9rnI'nre-,ihe s'le will DO made the premises.
The purchasers TO give bond with approved Sc.
curiiy.
JOEL GLASS, Executor
ofB. LdHdr1pn, deed.
Southern planter., 1832-12-22
NOTCE

TIVE undersigned administrator Of the estate Of
William Melton, deceased, will, at the next Jan.
uary Term, 1888, Of the Orphans Court Of the
County OF Wilkinson, present his account of said
estate tor final settlement and allowance.
PETER w. SMITH, Adnr.
December 22, 1889. 5iw3
Southern planter., 1832-12-22

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
On "Wednesday last (says the Times & Gazette
ol the 7lh Instantly the Legislature ballollod for
Electors. Tho State Rights, Anh.Jackson ticket
prevailed bya vote of99 10 81. The electors went
immediately into an election and JoHN FLoyD Of
Virginia, received their unanimous vote lor Presi.
dent, aud Mr. LEE, Of Boston, their vote for Vice
President Of the United States. John lIempblll.
Esq was elected to carry the electoral vote, from
his state To Washington.
Southern planter., 1832-12-22

BY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans' Cour,
of Wilkinson county, made at the Noyembor term.
1882, the undersigned Administrators If the H.
tate Of J. J, Sfocket, deceased will, on the frs,
SATURDAY in January next, on tho late pro-
misses Of said deceased, sell at public auction 10
the highest bidder, on a credit of iwoyes months
all the remaining part ofthe Personal Estate of mid
deceased, consisting Of Farming utensils, Horses.
Corn, Fodder, &c. &C. purchasers giving bond
aud approved security according to law.
JOSEPH SMITH,)
L. d. BROWN, A'"r''
December l, 1892 48
Southern planter., 1832-12-22

AN election will be held on the 3ist December
llnstani,l at tho Donegal School house, for
Teacher for School Section Township !, Range
West Tho election will be superintended by
the Trustees Of the School Section Applicants
are requested to attend
Dccernbcr % 1870 IL
Southern planter., 1832-12-22
NOTICE

THE undersigned late guardian Of Elizabeth
T.mbry, formerly Elizabeth Whealsone, will at the
next January Term, 1888, ofthe Orphans Court Of
Wilkinson county, present his account Of guardian.
ship Of said ward for final settlement and allowance
VIM. +. PAQUlNETT, Guardian
December 22, 1882 5lw3
Southern planter., 1832-12-22
NOTICE.

THE undersigned administrator Of the estate Of
Dapid Spayse, deceased, will at the next January
Term, 1888, of the Orphans Court of Wilkinson
county, present his accounts with said estate for
final settlement and allowance.
CALEB sWAYzE, Admr.
December 22, 1889. 5lw3
Southern planter., 1832-12-22
AOTTCE.

THE Blacksmith Shop of the undersigned is
furnished with an ample Stock of materials, and
is prepared to execute all kinds of work in that
line with despatch; ready made poughs, axes,
hoes, &c, on hand at the usual credit.
GEO. POlNDEXTER.
AShrood Place, December 10, 1889 ISL
r. $. For sale at The plantation, a good re
verse Screw Press complete, nearly new g.
Southern planter., 1832-12-22
PUBLIC ROAD LOTTERY.

~TllE 18th Glass of the Poblic Road Lottery
will be drawn in the City Of New. Orleans, on Sat
urday the 22d instant Regular supplies ofTick.
cts in each Glass received aud for sale, at the
Store Of WEST a. Co. Price Of Tckols "a
Halves Sa-Quarters 81.
T.. e. WEST, Agent
WOOdvale, December 81, 1889. 5lwl
Southern planter., 1832-12-22
NOTICE.

THE undersigned Commissioners appointed by
the Orphans Couri Of Wilkinson county, at the
November Term, 1899; TO examine aud report
claims against the Estate Of ADAM HOPE, de.
ceased, reported insoyeni, will meet at the Office
of C. s. g. II. d. KELLoo0, in Woodyille, on the
first TUESDAY in each month for t,e en.,uing
six months, for the purpose aforeslid.
WALTHALI BTnTON,
sA.'aUEL LEATHERMAN,
TlI0S. S. HERBERT,
Commissioners.
November %, 1892 81
Southern planter., 1832-12-22
December 9Th, 1889.

NOTICE.
- THE co,paTlnershp heretofore existing between
ioLER q JACKSON, io tho Mercantile Business In
hmIo Co1n'y' was dissolved by mutual oonsen,
on the 2S'h DAY oil November last. Those indebt.
ca &c are requested TO make immediate payment, as
they wish to close the business The 6rn Win no 10
little delay az possible. %
JOEL TOLER
LEWIS JACKSON.
December 10th, 1882. 5Oy3
Southern planter., 1832-12-22

The attention Of our readers arc referred to the
article on tho first page over The signature Of
"Ogleihorpe;" which we publish at the request
of one of our patrons, and which we doubt not
will be read with great degree of interest.
Southern planter., 1832-12-22
TGIMGbIe Property
FOR SALE.

AOAIJE
BY Virtue of an order Of tho County g. Probate
Court Of the County of Wilkinson and State of
Mississippi, made on the 18th day Of December.
1889, at a special term thereof; The undersigned
Executors Of the Estate Of Mary d. Bryan, deed.
will, on TUESDAY The 22d day Of January
next. at the Court House in Woodville, expose
to sale to the highest bidder, on a credit Of 9 g.
years, 4 VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND ".
ing in said County, and continuing 324 ACRES,
more or lesS--boundcd as follows 10 wit; North
by lands Of DnncNn s, Charles Stewart, South by
Mrs. +. Stockci', Fast by Jos johnson, West BY
Genl Joor-Sald tract Of land has IS or 90 acres
cleared and under good fence, best porI fresh
cabins, cribs, Sc. on it, Purchasers giving bond
and approved security
JOHN Is. PALMER,l r..
ROBT. !. DAVIS, --''
December e2, 1889, 5iw3
~ y. ALSO will be sold, a; the residence
Of The late Mrs, Mary D. Bryan, on SATURDAY
the 9th day Of January next -
Al LIKELY SLAVES.
oO5 ACRES Of LAND, treH irnpropnd,
~ or 10 Hundred bushels Of CORN,
Fodder Horses, Mules, Stock Of Cattle, HOGS &
Sheep, Wagon g. Or Carr, sc drc
TERMS TO be- made known on tho day Of sale.
December 90, 1882. 81
Southern planter., 1832-12-22
NOTLCE

THE undersigned commissioners appointed bv
the Honorable Orphans Court Of Wilkinson Conn.
~, at the November Term ihereof 1889, to cxaro.
inc and TO report claims against the Esiats or
Joseph y, Henley, deceased, reported insc.lvep,
will meet at the Store Of Lewis g. Brown !, 49,
each month from the ensuing six month";, ~
DAVID ARMSTRONG.
+. G. BROWN.
A. DANIEL.
December 9Th, 1899. az
Southern planter., 1832-12-22
WOODVILLE;
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. QQ, 1889.

0J-To the polteness Of the Hon HARRY GAGS. we
are indebted for the "NATcHEz Extra" containing the
Presidents Message, which we publish in paper Of
to-day.
Southern planter., 1832-12-22
NOTICE

THE Undersigned respectfully inform their
fhends that they have entered into Partnetsbin a,
the Bayou Sarah Landing, where they will Keen
constantly on hand a large and Fresh supply of
Groceries; they will also attend to receiving and
shipping cotton ;--Siorc in John Swili's new hull.
ding
K. MUMFORD,
JOHN / ONG.
Bayou Sarah, Decenber l. tg39 Ao
Southern planter., 1832-12-22

00-The Rev Me- RANALpsoN will perform divine ser
vice In the Baptist Church, Sunday the 3Oh instant
gJ-TO CoRREsPoS SDENTs-"A Planter" received, and
will appear in our next
Southern planter., 1832-12-22
STR

STK Z YB ID,
ENRoM the plantation Of the late Peter RsnSolpb i;
n, this vicinity, large raw boned SORREL HoRstS
eight years old, and full shod-Partieular ms,L
not recoeeted. got him three months since on pea,I
to return that way Any information TO the sibserib
siding 10 WOodvile, win be thankfully received and duy
rewarded. e~g
A. S. RANDOLPH
Southern planter., 1832-12-22

November 90, 1882 81
Southern planter., 1832-12-22
NOTICE

November 27. 1882.
Southern planter., 1832-11-24
T. @. RROWN & Co-

RAVE JUST received, aud on hand variety ol
Books and Stationary, among which are the follow.
ing; Malie Brun, Smiley, WOODBRIDGE. Goodrich
and Adams Geography aud Atlas; PareyA and
Bake's GcogTaphy for Children; Parleyh Am.
mqPs Parley's Juvenile aud Winter Evening
Tales; Parley's Europe and Amerca: Hume.
smallet, and iisset's England; Russel's Modem
Europei Roborisons America, and Scotland, and
lndlai ribbon's Rome; Josephus PlularchN Lives;
Rollins Antient History; Tyior's IlnroFy; Grim.
shaw's United States; Goodtich'a and llale's His
tory Of United States; Gibson's Surveying; rur
ner's Chemistry, and Natural Philosophy; Grund'
Natural Philosophy; Paey's Evidences, and Mora
PhllOsOphyi Websters Octave md School Dcton
ay; Murray, Kitkhan, Frost and Groenleai's
Grammar's; Pike Dabol, Smiley, Smiih and Col
burns Arithmetic; Shakespoar; McKeWies 5000
Receipts; Marshai's Washington; Life Of harun
Lile Of Wesley; Wesley's Works; Acodemcal
Speaker; American First Class Book; Young Rca.
der; National Reader; Political Glass Book; Yves.
tern Sougsler; Thomas and Buchan's Domestic
Medicine; Parry's Phamarologia; Jackson Prnci.
pies Of Medicine; United States Pharmacopia; Ma
sons Fauier improved Virginia Housewife; Amer.
lean Gardener, American Frugal Housewife;
Bush's Life Of Mahannd Gleigs' History fihe 81.
Bile; Lives of Celebrated Travellers; L.andt rs Tx.
pediiion TO the Niger; Bibles and Toslamonisi
Clark's Commentary on the Old and New Tesia
ment, with variety archaeological Books; Foil sets
Of PIckeu's School Books; Webser's aud Emor-
sons Spelling Books; Blacksione's Commentaries,
with variety Of Miscellaneous Works
Plain and Ruled Cap. Gilt; Plain and Ruled
Letter paper Paint Boxes Larges and Small, wa
ter colours.
October 49, 1899 az
Southern planter., 1832-11-24
ADvERTESEMENTs.


IN obedience TO a writ Of election, 10 me objected
. MP. r. r. Pray, President Of The late Conyen.
s--Noice is hereby given, thaion The flst Mon
and day following in December next, an elec-
uil he held az the Court House and the sew
precincts in this county, for the purpose Of
sdag one Senator and two Representatives, as
nbep TO the next Legislature. The election
be conducted in every respect as heretofore,
according 10 the existing laws.
FIELDING DAVIS, Shift w. c.
November 10, 1889. 45
Southern planter., 1832-11-24

MAMMoTn-PUMPKIN- Kind Que of our
ingenious countrymen from the east, year or so
since, purchased a mammoth pumpkin Of a farmer
in Pennsy yvania weighing nearly 200 Lbs, put il in
To his wagon of "all sorts ofnoiions," and drove
to field few miles of, containing great number
Of common pumpkins. Here he cut hole in the
mammoth, took out the sfeds, and filled the
whole cavity with common pumpkin seeds from the
field. Az the next village he was seen retailing
these mammoth seeds, fresh from The pumpkin
and of course there could be "uo mlsiake"7-at
four for a cent.
Southern planter., 1832-11-24

faJle Every one is acquainted with The "a.
oe ol Tho boys who were found in the appe.tre, III
~ old man, sieaug'hs apples. The 6rsi siepio
winch tho old man resoried. to bring The pInnder.
ers down, was to holloo al them. The rogu.s did
not mind him they thought he was TOO feeble ~
use force. He next resortcd 10 rclnonsfraace. bo
,oid them how wrong il WIS, how unjust II was
% piunder other peoples property. rhoy ,hen
laughed q him. Finding that son words would
would not'do, he threatened them; whorouoon
they turned up their noses at him.. lie ,hon puled
up some punches ofgrass, and began To pon Them,
IN hopes that they would come down without com,
pelhne him to resort 10 harsher measures. Thcy
then began 10 abuse hun; when, finally. the old
man, finding that nothing would do bui The .Iffna
ratio, took up stones, aud soon brought Them 10
their senses, aitho hazard Of having their heads or
limbs broken.
Precisely In this manner have tho Southern
s'a'es endoayored TO got clear ofiho roanes who
have 30 long beenplundering their properly. They
demonstrated with Congress, ihcy appealed 10 rea
son and justice, they threatened, they warned, they
throw grass, but all in vain. They arc now begin.
,ne 20 take upa,enes,ha,, al,s,lss lhos .ll - q.
successful rs the old man, remains 10 DO scon. Siy
months riH determine Il.
lBANNER or rnr CoNsrIrurroN.
Southern planter., 1832-11-24
NOTICE NOTICE

'es IHE Undersigned late guardian of Eliza Davis,
= aa' nery Eliza A Mctiraw, will at the next Decem-
l~ Term the Orphans' Court ofWilkinson coun
:. pesent his account Of guardianship of said ward
~ 6nd settlement and allowance.
70 JESSE BELL, Guard.
IA Nr i7ih, 1882. 46
Southern planter., 1832-11-24
NOTCE

IiAE undersigned administrator dc bonis non,
|Asestaie Of CGlpin Porter. deceased, will al the
" December Term of the Orphans Court Of The
lpny Of Wilkinson, present his account of said
sreor final settlement and allowance.
A. DANIEL, Admr
Now i7ih, 1889. as
Southern planter., 1832-11-24
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Southern planter., 1832-11-24

THE UNDERSIGNED, Administrator on the
shie Of John NewsLdm, deceased, will at the
'ni January Term, 1888, of tie Probate Court Of
unite County, present his accounts as Admins
hIOr iOt final settlement and allowance
DAVID DAVIS, Adinr.
Nov, l7,h, 1899 46
Southern planter., 1832-11-24

THE UNDERSIGNED, Administrator on the
1slaie of J. W. Edgards, deceased, will at the
llt December Term, 1899, of the Probate Court
Wilkinson County present his accounts as Ad-
rnistraiOr for final settlement and allowance.
..ST JOHN OGDEN. Admr
November n, 1882 40
Southern planter., 1832-11-24
NOTTCE.

THE undersigned administrator de Jouis non
Loricy Carson, will, at the next December
gm Of the Orphans Court, present his accounts
u sild estate for final settlement and allowance.
WM. Il. MAYES,
Adw. dc bonis non
November 10, 1889. 46.
Southern planter., 1832-11-24
slsS1fFt SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER %. 1aao.
ExECUToR,s SAFE

ApkEEABlH 10 an Order of NM 1nno,,hi.
orphans' Court ufAdams County. at ,be oc,ai,o,
gIm iBSa, We will oxpaso al pnlsIic sale 20 ,l,s
nphes' builder on credit Of twelve months. thc
purchasers giving notes with approved endorse.
.he following tencmenis, lois and parcels.of lanJ
belonging to thccsiaie Of Thomas Fosfer.dec. A.
VIZ E'gh' hundred arpens Of land ON the Homo
ehlHo river in Wilkinson county. near Wllson's
Terry, purchased ofJohn Foster, b, deceased. beor.
l1g date March 50th 1894; also an Island in said
iVer, adjoining the above ,raci, containing one
nnndred and hiiy.two arpens; also, 400 acres living
~ Coplah county, adjoining The lands of John
speed, VIZ the south casl quarter dissection nun.
Der ~, 10 township 10, north Of old basis parallel.
5ls' degree oflauiude in range G, east Of basis me.
rdian oi land district, west Of Pearl river. contain.
ing lb9 62-l00 acres; west half Of S. r quarter
OF section number Z, township 10. north OF same
parallel, same range and same district, containing
70 72-loO acies West half Of s. W. quarter Of
section n. same township range and district, con.
tanning ~ l2.i0O acres And pasi half of : w
quarter dissection %, same township, range and dis
lnci, containing 20 8i.I0O acres; also, two town
lots IN the city Of Nutchez adjoining the residence
OF Alr Thomas Barnard, being lots No. 2 and 4,
IN square number 90
Southern planter., 1832-11-24
NOTYCE.

IlIE undersigned administrator Of the estate OF
arul Harrison, deceased, will at the next De
pnber Term Of the Orphans Court Of Wilkinson
uu'y. present his accounts with said estate for f.
] settlement and allowance.
WILLIAM L. BRANDON, Admr.
Nov l7lh, 1882. 46
Southern planter., 1832-11-24
FALL 8 WINTER GOODS.

THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and customers that he has Just received aud open
ed, in addition TO his former stock, his supply OF
Fall and Winter Goods, consisting in part of the
following articles, in the Fancy line; French and
English Norenos, Blue Il Black Bombazetie, Cas-
sinett and Flannels, Dark Calicoes and Ginghams,
Black Italian Luts,ring, Sinchews, a. Gro de Maps
of various colours, Poplins, Pongee Mandarine
Lawns, Gro dc Orleans, Needle Worked Robes,
Infants do, Ladies g. Infants caps, splendid Grape
and Thibei Shawls Fancy Grape Iiundkercheis g.
Scari, Blond Gauze Wells, Ladies Crayats a. Cuffs,
Satin Epauletles th'd and Bobbinett Laces and In
serlons, plain and 6g'd Bobbinelt, and variety
Of Bennett and Band Ribbons, with general as
eorfment oc
Southern planter., 1832-11-24
NOTLGE.

THE Subscriber intending to leave the county
the Grst Of January, s. wishing TO pay all hs debts
al that time does earnestly rcquesal those indebted
10 him either by note or bouk account TO come
c,r,yard and settle, or they viii be sued immediate
y after that time. ,,A
y "''0 MATTHIAS OYERMAN.
Woodville. November 3, 1882. a