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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-18
Office oftke Ci,es. g. Ohio Ccaal Go.


WASHINGTON, August 4. 1882
NOTICE is hereby given tust ,ns,ament Of two
~ dollars and fifty cents per sh re, being the 27h
nstalnent on every share Of stock in the chesapeake
and Ohm Canal Company, req red to be paid the
18th day OF October next; further sum of two dol
lars and nifty cents per share (being the 18th install
ment,) on the LIST day of November next; and fur
Their sum of two dollars and fifty cents per share (be
ing the 30th instanent the 1st day of December
next; which instruments must be psid the credit OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, to the Ca
shier OF other officer Of either of the following Banks,
viz
The Branch Bank of the United States at ton
BANK OF WashpSton.at do
fatrouc sank, do
Bank Of the Metropolis, do
Farmers and Mechanics Bank at Georgetown
-- Bank of Alexandra at Alexandra
bank of Potvmsc do
Farmers Bank of Alex's do
Mechanics Bank of Alex'a do
Hagerstcwn Bank in Hsgerstown, Nd.
Branch ofthe Valley Bank in Charlestown, Va.
And the Branch of the Valley Bank in Leesburc. Va.
BY order of the President and Directors:
JOHN p. INGLE,
Clerk Chesapeake and Ohio CsnalGo.
aug 10-wtlstDee
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TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
CORNS.

IN :. ctieb,atcd ALBION CORN PLfS1ERs A.
- rs piSsnt relief and At the same time dis>oyes
AMI ~ The Corn out by the roots, without the leas
pa.
cgHri,tcArr -" To those afflicted with Germs o,
the e..t 3, certify, that have used the Albion Corn
Plaster S,., complete success fone had used one
b,y il completely cured Corn ,oheh had troubled ne
for many -Grs make this public for the benefit Of
Ithosc atll ia with ths: painful complaint.
F..i,,g Feb 90. VIZ. SHiw."
Price 50 Cents Boz
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To Rent,
ExA The FRAME WAREHOUSE &
G&TtA DWELLING on Fairfax street, opposite
HE sssE VIM S,abler's Druggis, Store. now occu.
pied by L. Griswod possession given on
the 1st of June. Also.
The DWELLING and SHOP on King street
lately occupied by Samuel Issacs, and adjoining the
house lately occupied by T. Jacobs, and now by S.
Issscs. Apply to
may lo-if SAMUEL II. JANNEY.
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District, Of Columbia,
.MtIdntlria County, SCI.
APRIL TERM, 1882.

APRIL lERM, 1857.
Colin Aud, administrator de boniso
non OF George Pagan and Mat
thew Crawford, deceased; VIII
liam Pagan legal representa-
i've of the said George Pagan,
deceased, and John l.. Craw
ford. legal representative OF
Matthew Crawford, deceased, 49,. s4.
Complainants.
against lyyCH3NCERY.
Ann Key, Administrative OF Philip
b Key, deceased, and others;
and John jenkins, executor of
George Jenkins deceased; Jno
Jenkins Robert Morrow and
Mary, his wife, formerly Mary
Jenkins Sarah Maria Pye, aud
Edward A. Pye, heirs of the
said George jenkins, deceased.
Defend ants,
gv>HE Defendants John J Jenkins. executor Of Geo.
Il jenkins, decease d; John j. Jenkins, Robert Nor.
and Wary his wife, formerly Mary Jenkins; Sarah
Maria Pye and Edward A. Pye, heirs of the SAID
George Jenkins. deceased, not having entered their
appearance to this suit aud given security according
70 the statute and the rules Of this Court and it ap
ptarng to the satisfaction of the Court that the said
defendants inhabitants of th District of Co.
'umbia; OH the motion Of the complainants, by their
counsel, tits
Ordered That they do appear, or before the ext
November term Of this Court and answerthe bill of the
compisnants and give security for performing the de
crces ut this Court; and that copy at this order be
forthwith published, two months successfully, in
the Alexandria Phenx Gizette. and that another copy
he posted at the front door Of the Court house If said
County. Test: EuM. l. LEE,
may 50 Pm &C.
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Mats II Gays.
THOMAS L. MARTIN

Has on hand IN extensive stock Of
Eg HITS e. CAPS,
- ! comprising all the variety of fashions Of
@IAA he season which he is determined to sell
tGeas'|-ss on terms calculated 10 please purchasers
at wholesale retail Allorders from he country shall
be Strictly attend> ID to, and executed with despatch
d. lie invites attention particularly to his SIS
Hats nov 21-N
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JOB PaINrINe

B,oks and Pamphlets,
Catalogues of Sale,
Bank Checks,
Law, Commercial & other
BLANKS
Policies Of Insurance,
Bill Books,
Lottery Tickets,
Bills of Lading,
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9anes @Hrimtius.

In all its particles, neatly executed. and rith
dispatch. al the Pienir Gazette Office. Where
sciH6s erecuted eps"y description Of printing. e.
Their IN RED, BLUE, GREEN, or YELLOW
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StoMachic Ritsers.
DIR. U.EDDERBURWS S7Odl.4CH1C

III AVE. for several years past. been grand proven.
tive against Agnes, Intermittent and bilious Fe.
vers, if used in time. directed by him on each label,
and they are now particularly recommended. II is
needless to say more their favor, as the virtue and
good qualities of these B tiers well known through
this country aud many Of the West India Islands.
Kug Street, near Joseph Janney & Cos, Alexan.
dria, July 19, 1832-eoim
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Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company.

1ONtpUNTs
WAsHINGToN, Nav 20, 1882.
NOTICE is hereby given, that an nstaim"nt oftwu
~ dollars and fifty cents per share beng the 25h
instament) share OF stock IN the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, required "a be pad the
LIST day Of August uext and further u'a of two
dollars and fifty cents pr shar ibeng b, 6ti install
.nent) on the Isl day Of Septem j,cX which install
ments must be par I, he credi' ~ he ;.ht saprasa
and Ohio Canal Company, ~ tn caSa,er or other off
Ger OF either of the following B.rks, -;
The Branch Sank of the UNI; d>S,res a " ash
nSton;
the Bank Of Washington, at Washington, -
The Patriotic Bank of Washington, do
The Bank of the Metropolis, do
The Farmers and Nee anics' Bank. IT Georgetow
The Bank of Aexandria, at Alexandra;
The Bark of Potomac, do
The Farmers Bank of Alexandria, do
The Mechanics Bank of Ale xandria, 10
The iagerstowD Bank, in Hagerstow'n Md.
The Branch ofthe Valley Bank, in Chsrlestown, Va;
and
The Branch Oft the Valley Bank, in Leesburg, Va.
BY order of the President end Directors:
JOHN p iNGIE
Clerk Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
may 2S-w,1sSept
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Oyspepsia

TIME subscriber continuesto apply the newly disco
1 VI red remedy for Dyspepsia, which has made per
feet cures Of hundreds in this and other places lis
price ismoderate. Application to be made AZ MS
Drug Store Fairfax street
GA general supplyof fresh Drugs-medelnes NC
nm hand and offered as low as they be purchased
in Alexandria for cash or the usual credit.
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To P%@mY Rifles

OF EVERY KIND FOR SALE AT THIS oFrIoH
PAMPHLETS printed at the GaSet,e Office
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YoNent.

YoNent.
The spacious
&Hs!e,A BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
sFHsais at the corner of Duke and st. Assph ss;'
now occupied by iir. Henry Dalnserheiu'
1t in complete order and tue rent will be moderate
Possession given on the lstCf June APPiero,
HUGH SMITH, or
APPS w FOWL.
Southern planter., 1832-10-20
FAIL & WINTER GOODS.

THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and customers lhathe has just received and open
Cd, Ia addition to his former stock, his supply Of
tell and Winter Goods, consisting ia paft Of the
following articles, in the Fancy Inc: French and
English Morenos, Blue a. Black Bombazette, Cas-
slnest and Flannels, Dark Calcoes and Ginphams.
Black italian Lutstring, sinchews, g. Gro dc Maps
Of various colours, Poplins, Pongee Mandarine
Lawns, Gro de Orleans, Needle Worked Robes.
Infants do, Ladies & Infants caps, splendid Grape
snu Ihlbet Shawis. Fancy Grape Handkerchiefs &,
scari HlCnd Gauze Wells. Ladies Cravats e. Cuffs.
satin kpauleilcs ,h'd and Bobbinett Iaces and In.
seruons, plain and fg'd Bobbineit, and variety
o. bonnes' and Band Ribbons, with general as
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

A. s. RANDOLPH Attorney and Counsel
loT at Law; having settled himself in Woodyille
oilers professional services to his friends and The
public lie will practice in the Circuit Courts Of
Wiknson and Amite counties, aud the Supreme
and ChanceIy Courts in Natchez. His Office is
on the Northeastern corner Of The Public Square
WOodvle, Feb. II, 1889.
Southern planter., 1832-10-20
ADraTNrsTRATOR's SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE
WILL he sold at Pubiic AUCTION, on SATUR-
DAY the 27lh day Of October next, al TIE Town
of Fort Adams, between The hours Of Ia g. s
o'clock, the following described lands and undyi-
dcd interests in lands belonging to the Estate of
the late Edmund CHM, decd, and sold by order
Of The Probate Couu 10 discharge the debts Of the
Estate, viz:
Isi. A house g. lot situate in Fort-Adams, No.
81, on the plat Of said Town, and now in
occupation Of John Smith.
2nd tract Of land Designated as lot No. /, Of
Sec. No. IS, + !, II. 4, wesi--estinated
TO contain one hundred aud twenty seven
acres
3rd. A valuable tract Of land containing fifty a.
cres, together with good dwelling house
and all necessary out.housos, being the
late residence Of said deceased, and ad-
joins lands Of Rea, Petiibone and others
4lh. An undivided interest Of 3-0ihs Of certain
tract Of land Of late belonging to the Es-
tate Of Jno. Wall, decd, containing by
estimation 500 arpents.
9th. An undivided interest Of 2-9ihs Of "a Swamp
tract Of 400 arpents, lately belonging also
to the estate Of said Jno. Wall, decd
The two latter tracts Of land are subject to the
two dover interests Of the widow Of Jno. Wall, do
ceased, and The widow Of said CHM, decd. The
three lots first above named, also subject 10 the
dover oftho widow Of said CHM, but will be dis.
posed Of at private sale, on reasonable terms to
those who may purchase the fec simple.
All the foregoing premises will be sold at the
time and place appointed to the highest bidder, up-
on credit Of twelve months, the purchasers Civ
ing bonds with satisfactory security for the pur-
chase money.
ELIZA ANN CHM, Admrr.
ofde Estate Of Ed CHM, decd
September iS,ieS2. s6w3
Southern planter., 1832-10-20
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
SUPERIOR CoURr OF CHANcERY-WEsrERN DIS
TRICT.
July Term, 1889.
MARY A. WoMMAoK, 1T Tappcaring to the sat.
ys. isiacton ofthis court, that
JonN G. WoNMAcK the Defendant JonN G.
WOMMAcK, is not a resident Of this State, but re.
sides beyond the limits tbereof,-and upon motion
counsel, ,-It is ordered that unless
the said defendant, John G. Wommack, appear.
plead, answer, OF demur to the said complainant,s
Bill, on orbefore the first day ofthe next January
Term Of this Cour, the said bill, matters and things
therein contained will taken as confessed against
such decree made therein as the Chan.
cellor shall think equitable and Just.
And II Is further ordered that the complainant do
causea copy Of this order TO be published once a
week for three months successfully, in the newspa.
per, printed and published in the Town of Wood
vile, known and called by the name the "sou,h.
etn Planter" and copy Of the same posted Of The
door ofihe Court House Of Adams County, for tbe
same space Of time.
Iss'e, JAS. A. GIRAULT.
QQm9
Southern planter., 1832-10-20
NouNsELLons q ArrnnNrrs .n III.

vouNsEuIons g. ArroRNEYs AT Law,
HAVING associated themselves in the practce
OF Law, will attend 10 all profession al business
entrusted 10 them in the Circuit, County. &, Or
phans courts in WoodyiIle.-Thoy will attend The
supreme q Chancery Courts Of the State (, tLe
Circuit Courts Of AmIte, Franklin and Pike Com
ues.--0hice East side of the Public Square, op-
Woodviile Nov. 20. lo3O--44 #
Southern planter., 1832-10-20
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
10 COMMITTED to the J,a,,
I'm by William Stewart, - I, '"e lSA
~ gro man calling himself ANfy3lo1
- and says be belongs to Vinae
,oiHs, a FreIRchmsn, living about Q mill. .. I.
me CITY OF Ne~-Orieans, on the East sido !,
Hyer. anthony appears TO be between 'SS o.
years OF age-he says he is near thirty; az SS
inches high; stout built; dark compIer;on s'ss Z \
scar over his leti eye, and has copsiss,'i, =
Pedimen' in his speech. Had on when h1s,.O co-a.
fine cotton shirt,-cottonade panialoons l'nu ,as
metto hat. md
The, INC owner Of said negro is requested /.
charges and take him out of Jail. 4''''u q
MORGAN DAVIS, Shf. g. Ja1o,
Liberty, Amte Co, Miss, NAV IA IrS@ Ises
Southern planter., 1832-10-20
NEW GOODS


,. SAUNDERS, next door to e. c. West g. Co.
near the mk fronting The Public Square, offers for
sale, low for cash. or to punctual customers on the
usual iorme
"A coristy & good assortment
Of new and fashionable goods suitable for this mar
kei, consiSlingin part Of the following articles:
Superiine Dress and Frock Cloth Goats, Vests
and puntaIoons, do. with good assortment Of fall
and winter clothing; Carpeting, Cassinetts, CAST
meres, Sattineits, Circassians, Lasings, Bumba-
setis, Bumbazines, red, white and gseen Flannels,
Wool and Fur Hats, Boots, Shoes, Gloves Riding
Whips & Spurs.
Also--Calico Assorted, Camhricks, rich en-
broidered and plain Cape, Gro de Nap, Pamareen
or Gaudiere, Muslin g. Blond Cause Fancy Hand
kerchefs, Black, White, Bobt and Blond Cause
Wells, Bobt Lace, French Muslins and Ginghams,
Book, Null, Jackonet & Swiss Muslins, Edgoings,
lnseriings, rich Embroidered Muslin and Bobi
Capes, Sailins, Black Italian Lastings, Sinshaw,
Black col Plain and Figured Gro de Nap Silks,
Satin Brilliant, Gro do Orleans, Cause de Chinn.
Manbout Cause, col Florences, Assorted Hossie-
~, Pongee and German Silk IIandkerchofs.
Also-Crockery, Glass and Hardware, Grocer.
les, Medicines Perlumeries, McCassar aud Bears
Oil, Dunstable's Leghorn, Silk Bennett Trnmings,
with many other articles too tedious TO mention.
He hopes TO receive a share Of public patronage
his friends, and persons visiting Woodvile, with
a view Of purchasing goods, will find it 10 their
interest 10 call and examine for themselves
Noodville, September 20, 1899 80
Southern planter., 1832-10-20
NOTICE.

Va COMMITTED to the Js1o,-.
~ County, Mississippi, by Cbs,l., AI' s
I'M Wis, Esqr., as runaway. ~
W. Man who calls his name pa,S11
about 40 years old--dark coms's i i
has stout whiskers--about five feet 10 ,....
high-has sundry articles of clothing AZ
gro says he belongs to John Adry, Of A,sI.l
Louisiana.
The owner of the above negro is reoues.,
comply with the law, and take him on, osI's
MORGAN DAVIS, Sheriff. ~
Yu. AHite CONT
June II, 1899. ss
Southern planter., 1832-10-20
JOS. III. STREET.

JOS. II. STREET,
ATTORNEY g. CoUNsELLoa AT Law.
HAVING located himself in Woodville, respect
fully oilers his professional services 10 the people
he Will attend the Circoit, County s. Probate
Courts Of Wilkinson, the Circuit Courts of Annie
and Adams Counties ;--also the Supreme g. Chan.
Gerry Courts held at Natchez. His Office is in the
west end Of jones' new building, on the South
side of the Public Square.
July 81, 1889. CONS
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

z. HARDwrcn, Mastsr,
viii leave New Oheans regularly every Sat,v.
day, for the above pof'g, AT 10 o'clock, A, nj And
Fort Adams al l9 o'clock, on every 7Eesdav, and
Baton Rouge al an early hour on every WsiassdGv
pgling, so as 70 enable passengers on the coast 10
gsau board during day lighl.
FARakAzIeHr on PASSAGE, (hapinq snperior
sceemmodaa0p',l apply TO the Captain on board.
New Orleans, Oct 1889 4Imq
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

DUCAVht e 1fs lYIDN ~.
OFFERS bis professional services to the citi
zens Of Woodville and lis vicinity Office n, lo
Drug store of T. G. Brown g., Co.
Nay 2Gh, 1899. sim6s
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

PRESTON W. FARRAR, will practice Law
in the Courts of Wilkinson County and the Circuit
Court of Adams, franklin and Amite, and the SUI
preme and Chancery Courts of the State. Office,
Woodvillc, Fast side of the Square, the same occu.
pied heretofore by Smith and Farrar.
July z, 1889. 81
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

A NJ. DUNN, will practice Law in the courts
OF Wilkinson, Amite and Pike counties-Suprcme
* Chancery courts. Office in Woodville, recent
ly occupied by Messrs. Smith &, Farrar.
June 2, 1882. 22m6
Southern planter., 1832-10-20
LOOK HERE!
TPE undersigned offers for sale at the Yellow
Store, at the corner Of Main Street and Public
Square ageneral assortment Of
Dry Goods.

Suitable Tor the fall aeascn, with aquantty Of gro
coTies, viz: Soap, Candles, Tea, Sugar Coiiee
Chocolate spice, Pepper, Whiskey, Brandy. Rnm
Gin, Segars, &c &c. Likewise, Hardware as'
sorted-Ready made clothing, Boots, Shoes and
Hats
Bacon, Pork, lard, Butter, Tobacco, Cheese.
with many articles too tedious to nser-All at re-.
sduced prices, for cash only.
either here, or with P. F. Gaitree. Ravon sarah
GAlTREE e. ARMSTRONG.
Woodville, October II, 1889 Al
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

HAS received, and is now opening, general
assortment Of GOODS which he will sell on
o. good terms as any in Woodville.
June !, l832 2e
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

CHAUNCEYS. g. IT, d. KELLOGG con.
iinue 10 practice Law as heretofore Their or
fee is opposite the Bank.
Woodrale, JanEary 6, 1889. sy1
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

r super. Fair stct'd Boots, common pep'd do
nogs and Chllds Broeans; Ladies' Pru. & leath-
g shoes snd bootees, Yates Boots.
Nails, Powder, Shot, &c &c.
BONNEIs made aud trimmed, and old lep
wOOdville, October ia, 1882 Al
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

THOMAS c. WEST, will practice LAW in
the Courts Of this county--Aiso in the Circuit
Courts Of Amite, Pike and Franklin; and in the Su-
preme, Chancery, and District Courts at Natchez
Office next doorio the ,lessrs KelIogg's
WoodUiHe, April q8M, 1889. IL
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

ALIsT OF LETTERS remaining in the Pos, Once
., woOdylIe, Mi, Oct LIST, 1882 ~'''''
Armstoad VIM w. Killgore Beni
Amons yohn killgore LegTand
Arorey A, Land Iamee
Amos Mr. Lott VIM.
Andrew s. Harvey I,np Iosi.h
bell Elizabeth A. Lindsay lanes
Bertron Rev. saml r. Lee lanes
Bryce John Mayes b. NJ
6eh benl z. Mayes l. or T. O.
5rown 5Ioswn Ooi L. ID. Marshall Rev, c. X
baldwin M W. Maws Westerr
Bartlett ID. Mason Wm
Bryan John Miles Dudley
barton Wm. W. Mc0nw Paul
brown george Mayes NJ g. or T.
byFne Dennis Maldin Iohn W.
Bryant John Murphy Michael
Somns VIM T. Nugent Q G.
Coon =. ;; M g NesmIth Miss Mary
courtney Joseph W. OveTman Massias
Collins Ransom W. Orr Marmaduke
Coon Lewis W. Pettybone q
Coleman Eldred ~ Purifoy Iohn
Coleman Rebeeca b. prester Simon
cotton Jacob B. Pope Iohn NJ 2
Groves James A. paTham p. G.
Crow Susan Pool David
Collins N. Richardson Mary E.
Collins Benz 3. Richardson F r.
Dixon NJ. II. Ragls Sterinp
Dawson Robt w. Ruff Iohn
Deloaeh lessee 8 Rawlings Benz
DAVIS Massa kobb Joseph
Dillahunty VIM. Rub VIM
Davis Calvin Rives VIM. w.
Deloaeh Wiley Stewart Iones
Edwards Charles 5. Sanders Mason e.
Egglesion MB Elizabeth 2Slade iohn
tenner John Singleton Hiram
Freeman Sam1 A. stephens lanes
Fufgison Benz. Stephenson VIM.
Gready John II swieort VIM III
Crimson Ro'bt A. Stew ART r. ~
CHM Edmond Stark Robt
Sinn Moses Scale Jno. W.
Goodrich Saml Smith Ruth Mrs
Hart Dellah Stewart Walter
hunt VIM King Simmouds Stephens
Howell Tho's F. Thoms Henry r.
Hastings VIM. Turner Natty M
Halhmsn g X. Tickell Claiborne
Hatfield Elizabeth Therrel John B.
Hubbard John Wade Benz. d.
Henderson Miss Mary Williams j. o.
Heron Joseph Work James c.
Herbard John Wood VIM
lfion Mrs Sarah Wates Lewis 2
ives Mrs Mary Williams Ebenezer
yohnson VIM Wilkinson w. II. 2
James Alexander S. ? Wood SPENCER
Jones Jemes - Wesbery VIM
lohnes Capt VIM. Walker Mary
iones hm West Thomas w.
kagleT Iohn d. Williams Daniel
kagler VIM. Wheeler M ID
King Iohn
J. JRIDDLE, p. NJ
Southern planter., 1832-10-20
NOTYl,E

The undersigned administrator on tho estate Of
William +. Nicholson, deceased, will. al the ensu
ing October Term Of the Wilkinson Probate corr,
present bis account for final settlement a aIlo,vsocs
JOHN M. EVANS, Admr.
Southern planter., 1832-10-20
NOTTCE

NOTICE.
/ !" / !. !. !. !. !":. J ! : " ! q !: 3. J. !
q WAS COMMITTED n h. /,
an Of Amite county, on the I'm \
81 Of June, 1889, by Charles n,
AHM Esq. a negro man who calls I,s,1
kAOJOtiN, and says he belongs n IA n
@N son Jose, living in Atakapas b.
% ana said negro is of black eon.1-
,o,.-. ION, about 80 years of age. s n
on when committed blue co,,on .ne "ne 'gn'elsh'l
souuuaOou' and old shoes. The owner Of ss " ~
gro IS requested to comply with The law ~, IN
him out ofJail. -" '''
=: MORGAN DAVIS, sheriff & Jaiu
Liberty, Amite COUNTY,
June II, 1899. &c
Southern planter., 1832-10-20
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
] ! !. I. ] ! : !. ! ! I. ! | i i. !. Z. !
WAS Committed to the Jail of viii
HW knson County, State of Miss on the
M Goth Aug, 1889, by Dan. Bass, ESQ.
AXRlisa runaway, negro man who calls
ID OhimselfJ Ohm, and says be belongs TO
NN Mr.. Martin, trader from Virginia.
49, JOHN is about % or about "a years
OF age-5 feet or inches high-yelow complex
ion--weak eyes-had on when committed old cot
ton shirt and pantaloons--no hat or shoes.
The owner Of the above described negro is re-
quested to comply with the Law, and tase him out
Of Jail, or he will be sold to pay Jail and other
charges.
TIIOs. E. W. JAMES, Jailor.
August, 80, 1899. SO
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

NOTICE.
g. COMMITTED 10 the Jail ofAms
80 county, Mississippi, on the qsb Sa
1899, by Charles Davis Esoy' rr' F, 4, 4
M gro man by the name of WATSON
~ aged about 92 years-dark compsl.
..SsfSA ion-bnnded in the forehead IyiS with h,
leue,s % looking something like L B--sIso bnrJ,d
SdI aI'c @ above the left nipple--5 feet inches bo
IooD. su On Nv" w1en committed cotton Shirt linen pn
lie save sTu ~ Iad with him uniform cloth Short e
miles from Baton Rouge, Io"san,. lying TS.aO.s aUS
no voIsoers name is JOel-says Mr. Lewis Who 4,
concerned with Mr.. Townsend - H. Le~s SO",. .uJ
purchased purchase him for Mr. Johnson-be n also ,,, nj
he oson docs not live on the plantation from r
charges and take him Out of Ian "e'''u VIZ
MORGAN DAVIS. Sheriff & Jais
.-.Ool,y, Amlle county, Mi, Sept. a9, 1883 4
Southern planter., 1832-10-20
Law NOTICES.
G. ID. ROYD.

o. u. BUTD,
ATTORNEY g. COUNSELLOR AT Law.
OFFICE on Bank Street, nearly opposite the
Bank
WOOdUille, August ls, 1889. 80
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

super. Cloth and Petersham Over Coats, do.
Dress and Frock Goats, few pr. Super. Cloth
Pants. Casainest Coasees and Pantaloons. Msle-
skin, Cashmere and fancy Silk Vests.
Southern planter., 1832-10-20
r. @. BROWN co.

r. G. BROWN q co.
HAVE received in addition to their general rs
soriment Of drugs, &c.
Hydiodale Of Poiuss,
Lytharge,
Ci,rc Acid,
Gum Elemi,
Burzoin,
Tragacanih,
Copal,
Petroleum,
Syrup Of Buckihorne,
Cinnamon Water,
Salacine,
Hydriodato Of Iron,
Macassar Oil,
Hoffinans Anodyne,
Magic Matches,
Elastic CalheteTs,
Smith Pronlis Fancy Soap
Vosiimental Soap,
Chloride Of Lime,
Chloride Of Soda,
Solution Of Ditto,
Black Snake Root,
HeminthocoTton,
Oil Of Copav,
OIL Of Amber, Rect.
Oil Of Vitnol
Croton Oil,
Pulv Ipecac,
Red Lead,
MoxOns ApoEient Magnesis,
Oil Of Blackpepper,
Male Ferne,
Silver Lancet Case,
Breast Pipes,
Nipple Shells,
Cream of Soaps,
Corsican Wounseed, &c.
August 23, 1899
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

=" a.inl--(known as Wuggoner jim -Alha
ne runaway between st. Francsville and Nachsl-'
apparently about 2 years old, yellow complc1ion,
Q ieet inches high-4has.a scar on his rgh tea
Ple and one near the right corner of his right e'
DIrE had on when committed, old linnen paniaoc9si
checked e,a shirt and cassinct ccatee.
o.a. Nv owners -ot said negro is requested 10 F'
charges and take him out of Jail.
MORGAN DAVIS, Sheriff & Jaie
In Amite County, Mississippi
i"oe''y' Nmi'e Go. Miss Sept %, i83949
Southern planter., 1832-10-20
NOTTCE

WAS committed 10 The Jail ofAna
Noun'y' our Mississippi, on the 29lh SEPT
N oo<' oy Charles DAVIS, Esq negn
" 'n named DICK, Who.says hete
'ngs 10 Cotton g. Wakefield, negt
radeIs-that he was purchased j
h EN- IN Fleming Comfy. Kentucki