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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-25
iii 81 III ii

u.
vu,rrr, a. No. SSi PEARL STREET
'tic iioIretofs nave concluded additional
s or the despatch Of extra spring ships 10 leave Il
Ierpooi N the months OF February March, and April Persons
~ senuis ior ther friends should applca-
.on ~ DONG 40 they win prevent detention delay and dis
,p % ~ WIN ne entitled 10 Tassage the
running from the different ports in Ireland Scotland
and Wales Drafts usual the bank at IelanI YALE T.
every PROVINCE county and inland Applv or address aa
feafi st. DOL GLAS ROBINSON 4 CD N
- ROBINSON BROTHERS, bankers Iv,rnno
j5T ROBINSON l. co Dublin i'' 'N'oiF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-25

As IT SHOULD BE:-Men getting in right state
of mind once more. People are now going to cork
again, instead of calculating and specializing. -
Where men last year would walk, and talk and
chalk out valuable building lots" we now see them
busily occupied in ploughing, and sowing that which
will bring forth abundance We safely assert
ton in this county than at the present time. Farm
inc is all the 90 now-Norlsalk (Con.) Chronicle.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-25
VISITING AND STORE CARDS. engraved in

VISITING AND STORE CARDS, engraved in =
superior style, and printed with the utmost Per-
furnishing their Copper Plates have them print
ed on the most approved fashionable style Of cards
The latest fashions received and invoice of superior Ena
melted Cards. expressly Cor Visiting Cards, which Tor b an
cv ~ polish cannot be excelle,i.
Merchants and keepers supplied with Cards. either
Copper plate or letter NJ Few hours notice.
Cards NJ Home and for Private Parties, &c.
Specimens he and all orders promptly executed nj
VALENTINES Engraving, Printing, and Fashionable Visit
ing ind Store Card Establishment 50 John street, Of
William. a2i
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-25
my5 I'm Between NafIck and Itu1lSI StIoo5
DARTS ENIBR IEs.-Just received,

Darts EMBR received,
splendid capes collars peerines, imizetts
nc, the newest style aud most fashionable patterns imported
this spring.
Also great variety Of linen cambria handkerchs and
cuffs extensive stocks Of infant ebroiderie every de-
scrpon rocks robes ockwasts, linen cambria caps aad
trimmings, &c.
Also chdrens embroidered satin jane dresses
Scotch and English capes and collars large
selection English and French thread lace black blonde pee
splendid stock o black and white lace shawl Black
and white lace wells very rich, DC. Ac
Ladies aud gentlemen wish purchase any o
would find their interest "a call and examine the stock which
they will find carefully selected FROM the best markets
The subscriber from the extensive patronage he has receiv
ed and still continues feels hesitation in SAYING the goods
are the cheapest in this city, wholesale and retail
THOMAS COCHRAN 81 Catharine st.,
m22-Im- and 1874 Bowcry, three doors above Spring
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-25

VIA Raj. ROAD AND CANAL TO PITTSBURGH
Leaves the Hesceser House. Broad aud RSce
daily at o'clock.
The Boats and Cars used upon Line the best
description having been built expressly for the accommodation
"a passengers and are not surpassed by in the country
rms Is the only Packet line that the Railroad 10 Har
r.eurg thereby saving 80 miles Of canal travel and reaching
PITTSBURGH IN three days and half instead OF four and half,
as was formerly The case, when they by Columbia and
For speed AVID comfort this line exceed BIZ any other
in tie United states.
Passengers Ia Cincinnati, Louisville Natchez Nashville St
LOUIS will always be being taken on without
delay this line connects with the boats Pittsburgh, carry
ing the mail
For apply at the north 4h and Chestnut
SIS. ANA Al No. 200 Market ST. corner Sd and Willow
A. Is. CUMMINGS Agent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-25

nR. SHANKs. 1CCULJsT-LLieent of the New
- York State Medical Society," respectfully informs those
fected with Diseases Of the Eye or impeectons vision that
his office, i83 Broadway lup stairs open daily Sundays
excepted from IL o'clock Hundreds in this city and else
where have been restored vision and conyaescen
who before consulting Dr. shanks have been suffering for
years.
SPECTACLES adapted, usual every defect of sight
Dr. begs leave he has had IL in
the study and treatment of Diseases of the Eye and has enjoy
ed the tuition of the best Ocuss in Europe and America
fnu1 AIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-25


since, man calling himself Lane, settled IN Greene
county, Illinois I; his appearance and manners lnd
Gated an Open blunt straightforward, manly gentle
man his intercourse with the people showed that he
was man of the world, well acquainted with hi
man nature and that his associations had not been
limited to any particular class ofsoclety; but with
ordinary education, he still we-nformed. AT
the last election he became candidate for the egis
ature and the people of Greene and Calhoun coun-
ties elected him in opposition to gentleman who
had been long known a man of good character
and whose interest was completely identified with the
prosperity of the country Mr.. Lane served the peo
Pile during the last session of the legislature; and,
a member, acquired standing for intelligence no
nesty, and TACT of which few others could boast
Upon his return, his neghbors gave hi public din
err and all parties agreed that he had been faithful
and efficient representatives
Some ten days since, yonng man from Virginia,
saw Lane in Carollton and recognized him as an old
acquaintance whose name was Mitchell The fact
was disclosed, but Lane denied that he was the man.
The young man, however, persisted in his statement,
and further stated that Lane had absconded from
Virginia account of being charged with forging
pension papers. The question was left IN doubt until
tie young man produced two other persons from
Virginia, whose statements corroborated his. Lane
had passed for bachelor but these men said he left
a family in Virginia. The imposition being fairly
proved, Mr.. Lane bundled his clothes, mounted his
horse and left the country.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-25
DAPER HA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sTAMMER,

beg leave respectfully call the attention Of their friends
ans the public generally 10 their and elegant assortment
Of goods Just received and opening their No 3s3
Pearl street. between Frankfort and Hague Consumers
and dealers viii find, nj their establishment advantages
where else 10 be met WITH addition their entire stock
OF goods.
stammers Of above rn more generally known by the
appeIaon OF the Three Fingered Paper Hanger and who,
needless say but strangers stands unrivaed IN the
paper hanging both for an despatch will at
tend person far practicable the work which shall
he tn Il r.lI Gms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-25
a. SEE ADVExTIsEMENs Sab ERNIE


y
~ IN conformity with law passed by the Legislature Of
this State, the DIST day Of April last entitled An act to
guae he and an 81 p pnS c II sur
Notice is hereby given that and after this date the
their in this city, nteate such property and effects
arriving in this State placed under te care OF tins ONCE,
The undersigned IN consequence thereof requests thar NOTICES
heretofore the Public Administrator may be sent to this
subjects Of Ills Majesty shall all times be furnished without
any fee q, charge whatever;
fully requested make their communications % hisofce,
where all expenses connected herewith viii be pald
IT JOSEPH Il SPENCER having completed the arrange
attendant onopenng his Hat Warehouse prepa-
red furnish asperb article of the style Row N general use
among geneef communny and possessing the increased
capacity for heightened service at the standard
price, namely five dollars. :.
As a guide TO those who may favor him with their patron
age, he would present the following rules which viii n'aria
bly, govern his business. AL
Firstly The sold his establishment will be ofhe
value though differing in shape and general appearance
Secondly The very moderate price aenanded not warrant
ing system of credit all sales must be subjected 10 cash pay
ments
He also added his stock choice selection Of umsre
las, Canes, Gloves Handkcrchieis, Toilet Brushes, NC
The sales room, which Is fitted IN style commensurate
with the growing taste and refinement o. he c = located y
ing about TO be occupied by the Courier and Enquirer.
NEW WORKs-Memoirs OF the Life Of Sir Walter
Scott, Bart, by q. Lockhar part first; Jack Brag by
Theodore Hook author of Sayings and Dong this day pub
shed For sale by c. SHEPARD, No 2s2 Broadway.
a2g-lw
GERMAN SILVER.-Fish and butter Knives, Su-
Ugar Tong Spoons Forks and Ladies' Of various patterns
all o. superior qqay am
and has been established nearly five years IN this city,
and was awarded the h,s premium lo hs pes % la, ni
Fair
Cermaa Silver Coffin Plates engraved hours notice
Price from ~ . to 81 each engraving included - -
N r. The prices Of the above articles about 10 per cent
e"e'pe' wM. cHANDLEss. Manufacturer,
9 Clarkson street,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-25

GREAT BARGAINS.-An extensive assortment Of
NJ Silk and Cotton Hosiery together with large assortment
Of Embroideries consisting of capes collars perne canar-
You've hharettes infants robes waists and caps ladies Olash
very rch thread and bobbnett laces nsengs and edgn
needle workd nserngs; and scoop edgnvs; 1000 needle
word and ambord bands, plain and figured swiss musn.
bead bags purses and safety chains, needles, himbs gold s
cause and lusrng ribbons all widths gentlemens AMI ladies'
horse SKIN gloves ladies' PLAN and open worked Sh aa suo
handkerchiets lace aprons.
Black and white lace and wells and scarfs - black
and white plain and figured bIonls damaged at the late fire. w
Bowery. my6-2w'
I LICENSED IN tELLIGENCE OFEyCE, No
- ~ Chamber stPlersc take notice that this ofhce has
long established and that excellent servants
be had at the shortest notice Those who In want Of good
servants should apply Immediately No 70 Just the
Of Broadway. a3u
~ Keep constantly band assortment Of child
rens clothing made in the fashionable STYLE which they
will sell very reasonable ~ ms wholesale retail
ny22-3mt GEO. A. HOyT CO, II Bowery, NJ "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-25
81 sAsa o. Is
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE FROM LIVEB

remedy the inconvenience occasioned
pool by many OF the vessels having shut goods they
are requested 10 observe that in addition the eight
spring ships $reviousy organized 10y the Robinson Line the
following select conveyancsr engaged order afford
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-25

TENNISON'S PREMIUM REERIGERA-
y TORS, WINE COOLERS OR SAFES.-An article OF
great econosay and Butchers keepers OF no.
tells boarding houses and yctuaers They of very great
importance answering purpose OF an ice house They
be in No. IL Centre and Clinton Marketsaso
in several hotels The manufacturers have hand great
rey all Sizes consisting of mahogany aud pine at their fac
tory, corner Varck and Charlton sss myl6lm%
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-25

ELEGANT SUM M Err HATS.-Prce reduced
II 81 5o-AMIDON, corner Of Wall Nassau streets,
t. bis friends and the public that in consequence
the unparalleled of the times he has reduced price
of his Smooth White Castor Hats from IS s 81 So in all
Hats manufactured by him for the last years.
well knows TO the public to require comment. AMIDON.
.lrnis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-25
RArGOR AND WEIR STILL wATL

ID COMPANY-25 shares Of this stock sale a very low
pce&9t share has been paid nhe capital stock VI the
company Is $500 ee0he stock in trade consists Of Mills,
Lumber Villages Cities Townships, and ofumber land
&c. &c. down IN Maine.
sxeents OF this stock has been bought by the North Ame
rican Lumber Company" mammoth of 81 100000
Capital located in wall street. and Is part Of their capital
stock. There will be difficulty In showing that the above
can be had at abargain. Apply TO
NJ II. If the stock not sold by the Instant wa
sold al auction bv Franklin A. yenkirt a2t.tr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-25

courandt street. beg inform the trade that they have
~ removed from No. Courtandt the above large
and elegant store, where they have hand. end
constantly receiving fresh supplies Of Hatcs Plush and
Trimmings
viii sell on accommodating terms.
Hats Caps Stocks and Stock Frames wholesale sl2y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-25

Joseph GILLOTT,s PA1sNT STEEL

Joseph GILLOTT,S PA1ENT STEEL
gated PaaRe Pointed Metallic PEN begs TO inform the public
that he has Just opened 100 Beekman ST. extensive nsor
mep of the above articles Of superior quality consisting NJ
his Patent Commercial Double Damascus Lunar Damascus
Slip and Ladies Pens which he offers to the trade upon liberal
myieysns " 'Pp'' HENRY OWEN, Agent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-25

SPLENDID WHITE SUMMER HATS.
PRICE REDUCED.-BAGE Co, 15t broadway,
~ would inform their friends and the public that IN
quence of the Unprecedented pressure IN The nsney
market the price OF their white Hats Will be- reduced
from - $3.50 The quality Of the above Hats being superior
to those furnished and which gave universal satisfaction last
summer, Il i presumed win need no comment mylelw-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-25
HE PASSAGE FOR LIyERPOOT- AND

with this Company their lives, the o'hers
and eheri for the whole duration OF life limited peri
3D. The payments Of premium may be either annually,
or in gruss sum-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14
ShcriN-s Sale

~ virtue Of two wrlts Fieri Facias that is-
A1 sued from the Circuit court Of Oktib5cha
county, Mississippi, at the May term of said court
and TO me directed, will sell, at the Court house
door in the town Of Starkvile, on Tuesday, The
7th day Of November next, all the right tile
claim and interest that William b, Tate has in and
TO the following town property, to wit: Lots No
2 and 10, Of block No 8, south of Main street,
and includes The building now occupied by tho said
William b. Tate; which property has been levied
on as the property OF William b. Tate, to satisfy
sundry executions in favor cf Toomer Hadan. &
Co., Ioomer & Co. and others, all against the said
William Is. Tate. Sale within the hours prescribed
by iaw. JAS. ". EASTLAND, ShF.
ny his Deputy, JAS CLIFF
Sep So iSS1-lg-6w lpr fee S?l 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14
sheriff Sale.

ERY virtue of writ of III. Ia. that issued
NJ from the Circuit court of Winston county,
at the May term of said court, and 10 me directed,
viii sell at the Court house door in the town oil
Louisville on Monday the 10th day Of October next,
all the right, title, claim and interest that David
NJ. Roper has in and to the following described tract
or parcel of land which has been levied on as the
property of said Roper to satisfy the execution in
ayor of Thomas II. Field, TO wit The south hall
OF the west half of the southwest quarter of Sec
ton 8, Township IL Range II, east; the same
lying in Winston county, and well improved
J. II. HARDY, Shift
September II, lS37-l0tl Pr fee So 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14
A.G. Ai,NIJTT.

The individual whose name heads the list,
and who stands before The people of Missis
sipP candidate for the highest post OF
honor and responsibility in thc State, is a
Virginian By bhth, and Virgnian BY prin.
ciple, in the true Jeifcrsonian meaning of
the words; aud, BY those who arc intimately
acquainted with him, personally and polil-
cally, we shall not be charged with adula-
ton when we say tina, he is man whom
THOMAS JEFFERSON would hay, grasp.
cd with hearty feryor by the hand, aud
hailed as a genuine rcpublcan--an OPEN,
CANDID, FIRM AND HONEST politician. who re
quires no "checks and balances" to keep him
firm to his principles, or his principles firm
70 hln--one who, when he asks the sutlIages
Of his fellow citizens, "hangs out The ban.
ner' OF his principles 10 the public view,
that all may know for whom d what they
vote. 10 use a homoly phrase there's nc
mistake in hIm-what he says he is, HE is;
and what he says he'll do, DO HE WILL.
lie oPPosED--to the creation by Con.
gress Of a National B,nk
To lcgislating for the FEW, at the expense
Of the many: 10 all mon poles:
10 all stop laws, stay laws, replevin, sus
pension and other laws impairing the obiga.
ton # CONTRACTS
Hr is " FAyoR Of rotation in office:
or speedy and thorough reformation O
the Banking system Of the STAT, by the state
Legislature.
Of good and efficient system &c school,
Tor the education of the souh OF The state
aud the erection and maiutenanc OF a STATE
Seminary or College, which shall afford eve
young citizen OF the state the means OF
thorough education:
OF an effective and iudicious militia sys
tenn; and, if elected, he has pledged himsel
ITO devote all his energies 10 the advance
ment OF the best interests of every part o
the state, regardless Of party spirit aud loca
feeling"
These facts speak volumes in favor Of the
Democratic candidate, and prove him to be =
statesman OF true republican stamina, hon
es'y and hrmness and we conclude thi,
Lastly sko.ch, with confident hope, that a
the grand struggle in November, the free
yeomaniy of Mississippi will with "a LONG
pull, strong rull and pull al ogctAer,'
hoist him into the Executive Chair.
lalabusha Pioneer.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14
Commission Business.

A RUNOR having reached the interior from
IN what source we know mott that we had dis
continued the Commission Business in this City
we take this method to inform our friends and the
public, that our house is now open and has been all
The season, the business promptly attended to and
that we intend to continue it. 1t true we did not
escape fleets OF the unparalleled pressure which
pervaded lhe whole Commercial world and placed it
beyond our power to afford the same facilities to our
friends we had formerly done, but it is with much
pleasure (and may add pride) that we are able to
say we do not owe one dollar TO the country, nor
have we ever retained the funds for produce sold
moment longer than favorable opportunity offered
TO forward them. Our arrangements now are such
that we trust we shall be able to move smoothly on
and hope from long experience fourteen years Of
sanior TO render satisfactory accounts Of all bu
sness entrusted to our care. We respectfully soil
cit continuance of the business ofour old patrons
and such others as may think proper to contdc il TO
our care. ROSS, HOYT & FORD.
Mobile, Aug 8, l937--7-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14

/ have never heard, and / hope
/ shall never hear, any serious
mention of paper emission in
this state. lido verify believe, that
the greatest foes we have in the
world could not devise a more eff.
fectUal plan for running Virginia.
l should suppose that every friend
to his country. every honest and
sober man, would join heartily TO
rcprObatc so nefariOus plan for
speculation. Vu'hiagtoa,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14

motto E.--Committed to the Jail OF Choc-
y taN county Oh the 18th inst. by Joseph J..
Bmgan, Justice Of the Peace, two negro bows
both by the name Of BEN, ono about 81 years old,
five feet inches high, and says that he belongs to
one Richard Coleman OF Chickasaw Nation; the
other one about i6 years old five feet 10 inches
high, and says that he belongs to one Thomas Mich
olson OF Tuscaloosa county, Alabama, The owner
of sand bows Is requested to come forward, prove
property and pay charges and take said negroes OFT
OF jail, or they will be delt with according to law.
w. Y. LEGETT, Sheriff.
Sept. Q, ls37--s-9w Printers fee Sl0.l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14
Factorage 4 Commission Business

Factorage * Commission Business
UANES HAYDEN, A. J. HODGES, AND
sB MORGAN M'MORRIEs, under the firm
and style Of Hayden Hodges and VI Morries,
viii open an Ofice in Mobile cary u October next
for the transaction Of GENERAL FaeToR4GE AND
COMMISSION BrsINEss, and respectfully tender Their
services TO the public.
They will, also. open an Office 10 Columbus, Mss
ua8er the stgle OLA. J. HODGES, s Co, where
one of the partners may at al times be found They
hope. by prompt attention to the interest OF Their
EMPLOYERS, 10 merit liberal share OF patronage.
THEY REFER TO
SAvL L. War;, Esq. PontOtoc, Miss.
Col. WM. HUI, Athens,
Thomas MGEF, Esq.
Coz. THos G. BLEwITT. Columbus 4"
Mas. VIM DowslSe,
Col. CYRus AKIN,
Col. R. RUrF, Macon,
Carr. VS.. Yovse, Kemper
lIGRvEY CLEVELAND, Esq, Meso2otamia, Ala,
Da. p w HraBERr, Cahaba,
SANL. A. TowSEs, Esq. Marion,
THos WALKER, ESQ. Selma,
Da ]. A. WnErsToSF, Autaugs,
P p B c4ss'HA"' we'unpha'
; :. y y G F.19, E E,q. Montgomery,
Columbus, Aug. 26-7-Sm
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that letters of Ad-
~ mnsifatlon were granted to the undersgn-
Cd at the September term Of HE Probate court for
Lowndes ceany Stateof Mississippi, on the estate
OF IT, y, Norton, late oil said county, deceased: all
persons having claims against said estate are hereby
noih'ed g present them duly proved, within the
ume PRESCRIBED hy law, or they will be barred: and
all persons Indebted 10 said estate arc requested TO
make paymentto JN0. n, MULLIN, Admir-.
n Sep $ 1857. Io-6t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14

0faH the cOntTiyanees for chea-
ting the labOring class of mani
kind, none Nave been move cifec-
tuai than thaA which deludcS them
with paper money. This il the
most eHcctual of inventions to
fertilizc the rich mans field by
the sweat of the poor mans brow.
Webster
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14
dN0MMITTED 10 tho Jail Of Leak Count

a NoMMlTTED to tho Jail Of Leak County
" by John II, Gordan Esq. on the oath uIt.
negro man. wlo say' his name is Billy, and be-
ongst to John Ovens ofWcox county. Billy is a.
bout 81 or 80 years old, feet inches high Of a
darn copper color with scar on his breast, also
on the Cad finger Of the right hand the owner is re-
charges, or he will be dealt with according to law
II. N. WHITMAN, Tailor.
Carthage, Aug 5tl--i-6m. PRS fec $27 Oh
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14
Commission Business.
Factorage s Commission business

TENIiE undersigned has commenced the Fac
II forage and Commission business in this eli.
ty, and will be prepared by the opening Of the Cot
ton market, to render such facilities as responsible
and prudent men may require. Withthe aid Of Mr..
rhos. l.. Brothers, who will take charge Of the out
door business and devote his time TO the interest OF
the concern, his own endeavors to forward the views
Of lis patrons will, he hopes, give general satistac-
ton. D. d. KANE
Mobile, Aug. 10. 1857 SIN.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14

The paper system is to DC ex-
banded till Ii bursts, s. the whole
cOnntry involved In the ruin of n
BROKEN BANK Currency. The
multiplication of Banks and the
multiplication of paper money, Is
to do this business; and who Is
multiplying Banks, with millions
upon millions of capitals. Who is
doing Whist
III
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14

NoTlCB.--Commlttcd to the jail of Choc-
~ law county on the goth inst, a negro boy
by The name y HENRY, and said boy is about s
feet inches nigh, had on when taken up, long
shirt, and says that he belongs to one Mr. CHRISTIE
pler Of the Chickasaw Nation. The owner of said
boy requested to come forward and prove proper
iy, pay charges and take said boy out OF JAIL or he
vii be delt with as the law directs.
w. Y, LEGETT, Sheriff.
Sept ?, lsS7--S-9w Printers fec sin