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S4,633; 26

Making ne total amount Of fees received in this or
flee during he last year, four thousand six hundred unc
thirty three dollars and twentysx cents, showing al
increase OF Sl9 Us aud above that of the preceding
year. - - 49, .
On motion Of Mr.. PENpLETuS, the House resumed
the consideration Of the report Of the Committee OF Phi
vicges and Elections upon the Henrco contested cleo
tiuR
Mr. ALEXANDER moved to re consider the vote Of the
House Saturday, upon the resolution of the Commit
lee declaring the vote of William Crittenden egal."
Aiier much debate and explanation, between Messrs
kivcs, Whiting, Bolts, Harrison, Chapman of NJ, Bnyy
of A., Voolfolk, Pendleton, Edmunds, Taylor Of Fl.
hhrIin and Peter the House agreed by vote Of 81 Ia
g. 10 reconsider
The question was 'i'rn put "r.r Nh winning mo-
ton 10 amend, to declare said vote "ega and de-
t.d in the negave-ayes 3d. noes G6.
So the resolution Of the Committee was again con-
lrred in by the House
Mr. voolfolk moved 10 reconsider the vote Of the
busc on yesterday, the resolution declaring the vote
oSiIas Wyatt, 10 be illegal" vote.
After much debate the House refused 10 reconsider
IL, noes C1-and Tic resolution Of lle committee
IS again sustained.
On motion Of MIR. DANIEL, the balance Of the report
IS laid the table.
THE CURRENCY.
Mr. SERVANT offered the following resolutions:
ReSotced, Ike opinion Of ibis General -3ssembty,
lat National Bank is unconstitutional, mex pedient
dangerous.
; htS0l1ed, as The opinion Of Tins General assembly,
Tt Treasury or Government Bank is equally mex.
p.ent. and far more dangerous than National Bank.
Resoired, es the opiaioa Of Ibis General assembly,
Tt, boh IN the collection and disbursement OF The
pic revenues, the Federal Government ought SO to
cduct It's fiscal operations, 10 dispense with oil
adcy and insrumental;ty whatsoever of Banks, Ma
tal or Slate.
$Re,Oircs, The opinion of This General assembly,
rAt the by the Banks, of The revenues Of The Fe
bal Government as means Of discount, is detrlmen.
10 the industry Of the country, unequal in its opera
pn, and ought 10 be discontinued
5. RcsoIred as the opinion Of this General Assembly,
hat The fiscal action Of the Federal Government ought
be modified us provide for the gradual receipts
the legal currency Of the United States in payment
public dues.
Mr. SERVANT, in presenting his resolutions on the
lbject Of The Currency remarked, that he thought The
esdons involved in them were of deep Importance,
ID were about 10 occupy the attention Of The National
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-18

BAsKRurrcr-The failure of the Commonwealth
Bank Of Boston, has produced great excitement in That
City, and several meetings held among The officers
of The Bank Assocation-The result OF their canvass
ngs was the striking the name of The Commonwealth
Bank from The roll Of the Association The refusal to
receive bills deposile seals the news OF the failure
but The Boston Post expresses belief that ITS bills VIII
be ultimately redeemed. The failure was caused by
Government drafts, which The Bank was unable to meet
This is the second depusle bank which has failed in os
ton the franklin having been onc and both have a'ed
on government demands The bills of nearly hall Inc
banks in that city mutually refused on deposie du-
ring Friday but the Board Of Commissioners on salur'
day published their intention, that the bills OF the asso-
ciaed ba nike will hencetoh BIO received in good faith
by tfc banks belonging to the associate" The Com.
monweulh, Franklin, and Lafayette Banks DO not Oe
lone to the association, and the Massachusetts BANK
which since its foundation suspended specie pay
mcnls has never joined it..
CORRESPONDENT OF the National lntelligencer states,
sthat the Commonwealth Bank has very large amount
of bills in circulation. All the fishing boun',es IN t n
State have lately been paid out in their bills Some Jew
individuals owe them large amount john n. ei'np.
son, in PARTICULAR owed them very heavy sum, ano HIS
(recenn death has probably fastened their destruction
lie was President of the Bank"
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Ranks PERENNIAL

The following agreeable news is from the Albany Ar
gus:
"rhe Commercial Bank Of Albany, we are qraliied to
announce resumed yesterday the payment Of its noteS
in specie.
"1'hc Bank Of Albany we are also authorised to stute,
resumed yesterday the payment of its notes in specie.
Gall the banks Of this city have resumed specie
payments"
The ~ Y Gazette OF Monday says "There
private meeting of the officers of our City Banks on
Saturday evening, on the subject Of resuming specie
payments it is rumored, but the result of their deIbe-
ralions were unable TO learn"
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OF changing the four years into SIR than The Sub.
Treasury Bill OF the Extra Session. We deeply
regret, that every attempt at conciaiion and COM
promise, seems at this time to have failed at Wash.
lnSton-and that this is The propt Of the Com
mlttee on fInance.-But we will not yet despair OF
satisfactory accommodation Of the question Bear and
tor6eaT, STILL say Discuss this measure freely; but
in q calm aud conciulory spirit
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Other engagements prevent giving the usual guam
tity Of Editorals-but our readers will make good ex
change, for the interesting Debates Of Congress which
We lay before them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-18

TRESH GROCERIEs.-P. r. JOHNSON bssjust
Il received large supply Of fresh GHocERlEs, par.
chased at auction which he offers very cheap. Persons
ia want arc invited to give him call
Grove Store, Caroline, January II 70-H
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pDITOpIhI CONVENTION

This Convention assembled yesterday forenoon in the
Cnp,ol-organized and proceeded TO business. The diff
ierent committees among whom the various subjects
have been carved up, will make their Reports this
ing. We shall give the details in our next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-18

c,.sr,, hundred stand Of arms went with from
W., S's Il $ Arsenal at Wateryin' ,,,..,o,
asa" o 'y Iee anS ia Tine
-. max a,.ive here until sunset
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CAN \ l).A

-, have slip from bntl" Of the r Sn' ncr MI anu ""'
io the uica Observer OF 'S .r' THE flowing from
t. aas ,' n'r",, is III, Toronto official account Of
lis ou',a" .,,,r n which we alluded yesterday
IA' Sch'oSSs' "''"'' " .7dany 4rgus.
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MARRIAGES

nl NJ uaze Grove, Caroline county, Va, Wednesday,
Tho o,h n. by Sir Friend Rooes B. THORNTON, NJ
D. Wcsmorc!ahd to Miss ELLEN M daughter o. Col hsbafd
DucEncr.
DEATHS.
Died on M ins Stanadsvile Orange, Mrs. ELIZABETH
G. PsrcnErr, wife of ar Robert Prche aged Sc yenrs.
Died Louisa Tuesday, the 9Th sst Mrs AssE l. Cap
sxu Of m George J. Gardner aged :bou 81 years Inc
that without culture bghted the gen hs' was
bright without friction, is bright no more
Think of her fate revere the heavenly hand
That led her hence, tho soon, by steps SO Slow
Long at her couch, Death took his patient stand,
And mcaaced OF, and of withhcit the blow
To give reflection time, with euicns art
Each delusion from her soul TO steaI;
Teach her from folly peaceablyto psr
And wesn her liom q world she loved SO we'll
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On motion Of Mt. WOoLFOLk Tie communication was
laid on the table.
REGISTERS OFFICE.
Mr. HAYWOOD, from the Committee appointed 10 ex
anime the Registers Office. made the following Report
The Committee examined the books, pats and other
papers belonging 10 the Registers Office, and found
item well arranged and in good stne of presentations
That there has been eleven hundred and eight grants is
sued between the 18th of November 1896, and the 9TH
Of November 1887; nncly.onc of which were in the
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Making ne total amount OF fees received in this or
flee during he last year, four thousand six hundred and
thirty three dollars and twentysix cents, showing
increase OF 9 Us aud above that of the preceding
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were narslalled lie was willing ut the first to print,
yet he thought it probable in the sequel he should
against the resolutions He would dodge question:
but he deprecated excitement Non.descrip politician
ence.nan-as lie was some times called he did not
know that his advice would have much weight, but he
trusted that members would abstain from discussions of
this sort. He would vote for the motion 10 print.
Mr.. RIrEs begged the gentleman from Orange 10 be.
eve, that his remark did not justly apply 10 him. lie
would show that gentleman, when The discussion
properly before the House, that he had wish 10 blink
The qucstion-but he would join hands with that gentle
man in the fullest discussion. The gentleman had also
been kind enough TO introduce notice about the
People Of Albemarc-but he would remark 10 the gen.
tean, that lie himself proiessed 10 know of their
feelings and interests than the gentleman from Orange
could know.
The question was then taken on printing tie resolu-
lions, and carried-Gyes sG noes 81
Petitions were presented and referred-by Mr. Mitch
ell of citizens OF the county of Bedford. for act in
coruorainu Snvinss Bank i'll the town Of Llbery-by
Snodgrass Of citizens Of berkeley for alteration
in the laws relative 10 the Colonization Of The free per-
of colour residing in the Stately Mr. Fisher, Of
Joseph Sly and others, for nhibng the keepers
of ferries on either side of the kanawha River from in
terlerng with the rights and privileges attached 10 the
ferries owned by each other-by Mr. Watts of Solomon
Tomlinson, administrator de bonis Of Richard kel
sick praying payment Of interest claim allowed
him by an act passed March 23d, lS3G-by MIR. Cox, of
citizens Of Chesterfield, for separate election at the
house Of Abijah Chea,ham-by MIR. McCandsh, of the
President and Visitors Of the College Of William and
Mary, for The payment Of debt due from The Common
wealth.
On motion OF Mr.. Coolies,
The House adjourned.
Wednesday, january II.
communication received from the Senate, stat
ing, that they had passed the bills entitled An act
changing the lime Of holding the Circuit Superior Courts
Of Law and Chancery for the counties Of Fayelte and
Nichoas'-A bill IS to authorize the appointment of q
third Commissioner in Chancery for Norfolk county
nd also bill "Changing the name Of Catharine, Ra-
leigh and Sally McCraw to that Of Thompson
A further communication received from the Sem
ate stating that they had passed the bill "Concernng
the Intermediate terms Of the Circuit Superior Courts Of
Law and Chancery."
On MIR. Boards motion Uhe same being amended at
the suggestion Of Mr.. hlaory,) the House came to
resolution TO proceed, by joint vote with the Senate, on
Thursday the ls day Of February, to elect Brgad'er
Generu to supply the vacancy oceasi0ned ~ The resg
vacancy occnsioned by the resignation of Gen. George
c, Dromgoole
On motion of Mr.. DroeEs, the Committee of Roads
and Internal Nuvicaton instructed 10 enquire into
tie c1pediency Of bringing in bill 10 prevent person
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-10-26
8erfduf
Ocn 2dnbereDeu unb Stabtlotten
fit Soran.

Sol9enoes 1T cine ete Don GGnoereven un0 @taot,
Gotten i'm Gountp Starf, pelbe Delinquent hno
fir bic g6idtbe5aDluns bon Stoot5, 9arol, Goun:
tp, S3uL Stroben, GounIbip, uno Nrmenz uuo
Sdulbau6- -Soren fir bag Sabr 1887, nebit oer
@trofe uno ocn Sntreben oorouf nit @inl1ub
oer Soren fir oaS Sabr 1888.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-24

STATE OF MIssIssPPr-Lawrence County,
Pro'ate Court, July Term, 1888.
A pPLlCAnON being made By joseph
Neylans, adninis.rs,or Il the estate
OF a. S, Eldridge, decd. 70 sell the re-
sidus OF said eststs. il 10 ordered by tho
Court. that al persons interested IL the
real estate Of said deceased, DO and ~.
pear at The next September term Of said
Innrf. 10 Show esssr, II Guy they can,
why the said estate should not b. sold.
U IS further ordered that . copy Of this
order be published in the Monticello
Pearl River Banner for six weeks success.
sively. aud copy thereof be advertised
10 three OF the mos. public PLACES Of
Lawrence county
4 true copy from The minutes Of said
Court.
Issued e4th July. 1885.
J CALDWELL, Clerk.
July 2Stb. 1885, 6w.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
LAWRENCE County.

4 PPLlCAriON having been made BY
the administrator Of the estate o
William Brisier, deceased, that the real
estate Of said deceased be sold, il is or.
dered by the Court that al persons inter.
ss!ed in said estate be and appear At the
next Octoher term of said Court 10 show
easel: any they can why said estate
should not be sold is is fur,hef order.
I'd that c"py oi.this order be published
10 Tue Monticello Pearl River Banner for
SIX weeks successfully aud copy there.
Of be advertised 10 three of The most pub.
lie places IN Lawrence county.
A true extract from the minutes Of said
Court.
Issued 28th August. 1888. ''
}. CALDWELL, Clerk.
September l, 1838-4l-6w.
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NOTICE.

5 hereby given 10 oil persoss 10 ,sx
manner interested 10 20 undivided
half Of six hundred arpens oflanG belong
ing to the estate Of Alexander Mosess
deceased. situated an Pearl River in The
county Of Hancock. to appear At 10 o..
phans Court ofssid county Of Hancock
on the fourth Moundsy Of Sspteubst
nett. and shew cause Why said land
should 90, be snl.l according 10 law
CHARLES MERRILL, Adu'r.
Psahirgson, Aug. LEI, lsSs-3s-cw.
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N O-TICE.


INgt YRS l',sNCE Of an order Of the
Asf,oLsts G .uts Ut Lawrence county.
ysaHttds tie 6s,tsmbes. term 1888
shatssn' Ma Day he is,h' OF November
'next, sstih~ p:4..Ation Of a. s, EldndRe
dseeaasd, pfer for sale osthe hiehes bid
DEF the following described properly, to
Wit: One tract Of land lying on the river,
s6e ind 4 hslf miles from Monticello CON.
saihisg'sbcut four hundred acres abou,
Sne Hundred acres in cultivation, q good
dwelling hose and out buildings, also,
North Yves. quarter dissection 8 Town
ship s, Range II east, and two lots in
town Of Monticello. No. 82-95-ip plot Of
said town, formerly owned by Samuel
Jayne, UT likely work horses. wagon
and four yoke Of work steers. some Tar
ming utensils. asd also about fifteen hun.
bred bushels Of corn and fifteen or twenty
stacksSf fodder. Terms Of sale made
knowncn day OF sale. ~ ss tet
's~ Joseph NEYLANs, Adw,.
Sepis asbef 20, 1888. 46-6w
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q TEE y
SOUTHERN DEMOCRAT.

ME subscsiben havs it IN consemplatien. 20
y cem'asnce the publication Of weekly sews-
paper IN the town Of Monticello, in this Sta.e.
oeasing the above title. In asking the pasrons 81
81 spirited and enlightened public to shs enter
PRISE, we think proper to conform 10 On established
custom, and give succinctly the tenets BY which we
will BE- governed. TINS SourHERN DEnocxAr.
i designed as vehicle Of political Information "a
the people, and will support the principles Of De.
mocracy and the men who profess and practice
those principles But its columns will NOT 81 cIo-
~ against well written articles on any other sub.
lect, reserving always to ourselves the rieht 10
Judge OF their merits, their moral tendency &c.
We shall In all the different Departments Of Lite
nature, Science and Agriculture. endeavor TO keen
pace with the genius and spirit Of the age: takipr
care not 70 neglect the Interesting subjects Of Nor
fality, Religion and Internal improvements by the
stntes, &c. To reform the abuses which nae
crept into our system of banking, shall be with us
subjects Of especial care. But to resist the eIeya-
ton Of sHenryCiay 70 the Presidency, 10 expose
pig schemep for binding and throwing captive tho
Southern States into the iron clutches Of Northern
ana British STOCKHOLDERS; to hurl back the ~ son.
ca challce which this dangerous aspiranfis apply.
ine % on ilps-shall De with Us a, all tmeso.ects
OF constant care and increasiong labor. We be-
- .-S SsSssAoA Va 9Ay Wl0u SUSTAINING Ms
unsound principles would be harb,nger Of colit.
zeal leprosy, which in four yea would reach every
limb Of tcs body polite. No gr. alter evil in our
judgement, could befal this country and its demo-
cratic institutions, than to ntrust the I'd ninstra.
ton OF it, affairs to federal management e., rim
Presidential term. Truly il would be sworse
than even pestilence." Convinced of this, and
relying firmly on the justice Of our cause, We shall
resist until we have spent the last shot in the lorke
the election Of any man to the Presidency who I,
not Democrat tried and approved.
The SOUTHERN DEMocRAT, will be published
every Saturdayon large Super Royal sheet, COM
menclng on or before the 6rst of January next,
and furnished T. subscribers at S. in advance, or
So at the end Of the year. No subscriptions win
De received for a less period than one year.
Advertisements inserted at one doa. for every
ten lines for the FIRST insertion, and fifty cents for
each subsequent.
49,, h.. }. Z. PASCAL,
:. G. r. MGEk.
Mon tieslfo, November IL 1885.
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RATORS SALE.

RY an order Of The Probate Conr, Of
OLawrence cou.ty, at their August
term. 1888, will offer for sale, al pub
lie auction. 1T the late resideece Of w.
r. Mullen. decd {nnw occupied by
James Price) on the second day Of jam
aIy 1899. all Of lAe rea! estate Of said
deceased, viz.-Ths essi half Of sectior
nine. the north'eas, quarter Of section
light, the wes, half o. the south. east
quarter and east half Of the south west.
quarter of %c.iOn fOus: All of said lane.
IS in Township seven, aud range ter, east.
6aid lands are bounded ny C.. Dickerson's
land W the west. +. Cooper, 90 the
son;L, and Mss. Gara~r mod r. Pr-s,idg.
on the east, and is situated On Fair Rv.
er;. about fifty acres IN cuIfrs'inn, and
Rsod dwelling house. FERNS Of sale.
Jwelvr.nonths credit. mute aud arpr0v-
td security. .aLSO--s, The same time
sni place. | will Offer iur sale, IS above,
aveor six likely yovrg n4g'o,s. consist
ing Of men, boys and gris. or 50 many
ssw'll hs Sufficient 10 satisfy the debts
sgainst sait estate. Also, will hire out
tue remainder Of the negroes belonging
~ esid estate, IT the same place and time.
~ E's ensyi"g year, being six or eight 10
numbeg.
.7LsO-Two Cows ond Calves, and a
Inall 10. u Hogs.
Terms Of sale and hire made known at !
~ tue.
sAyL. PREsTlDCE, Admir-.
W.R. Mullen, deceased.
lion,iceA,, October ~, .l838.-48-6 |
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SrArE or MIsslssirrI,-LAwren County:
Probate Court, June Torm, lo10.

6rATE or MIsslsurrI, -LAwrsncs County:
Probate Court, june FERN, 1853.
PUBLICATION having been msie y
. the administrator OF 10 istals 5
Richard Bullock dec d., thai ibs ssal %.
tais or sid dsSsssSd - sold. " u ovdse.
ed by the Court that all persons interest.
I'd in said estate, b. and appear u 10
next August Tern Of said Court, 10 1ow
cause Il shy they can, why said sssals
should DOT Be sold. Il u further ordered
that n.coPy Of this order Be- Published ia
the Monticello Pearl River Banner. fcr
SIX weeks successfully. and copy lhers.
81 be advertised in three OF The moot pub
lie places 10 Lawrence County.
a true COPY Of the minutes Of ssi6
Court.
}. CALDWELL. Clsrk.
Issued 95 n June 1888.
July IA. l838-34-ew.
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hnal will n rendered against him. and
the estate sttached will he sold 10 satisfy
plaintiffs CLAIM and Ill costs. lis fur.
thtr ordered that the Clerk Of this Court
cause copy Of this order 10 be Ivbl,sh.
ed fors'x weeks successfully 10 ne news
paper called the Pearl River Baenes,
printed and published 10 tho town d
Monticello.
] certify the above to be . true extract
from The minutes Of said Court. ", IA Z,
IN TESTtMONY''vHEREOr, I have
hsreunio set my Lsnd and official seal at
the town % MONTICELLO, this ihs twentieth
day Of October 1888.
'''@ EDWARD =. BOWEN, Clerk.
October 70 l838-47-6w.
Stare OF Mrss,sslri, { Probate, court,
+ Cov'ngion county, Sept. term 1888,
To all ~ rsons interested in The. lads.
tensmenis and hereditaments Of Nathan
ief Robertson, decd: '''s' u t.,e /, !,
'VOU are hersby cited personally TO-
= be and appear before III. Probate
C.nr. q sad, county at the Curt HsBse
q W'liisMsburg, On ,,iht 6lst vmdsy IN
NJ, .mbsir' 6e1,' Then 81; and there to shew
cause II sny you can, why an order
should NIL he msdr 10 sill the east fssey
ion of section thiItrrn, in township seven
Of range tw.ny one west, containing
five HUNDRED and fifty one seventy huo
dr.dths Of an acre land living in the
county nf Lawrence, State Of Mississip
ri. aud it's orde'sd by the. court that
publication Of this citaiaiion be made for
six successive weeks in tie Pearl River
Banner. paper published in Monticello
ia said State.
WITNESS, the Hon. DAN
TEL McLAURiN, Judge of
Probate Of Covington County,
the first Monday in September |
A. d. 1893, and Seal of said |
\ N8@1 IA t,olut s4ts n.-a.s
ISSUED, the 10th day of SPIT. 1893. ,,la
6. D. PATrERSON, Clerk,
Sept, %, lS38-44--Gg
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STATE or MISSISSIPPI

Probate Court, September ten 1855.
TaPptsriny to the satisfaction ofthe Cour,
~ trsta" necessary 10 sell the real estate a.
pa thereof Of Joseph ounis deceass. Il Is there
fore ordered blythe Court that all persons interest.
din said estate be aud appear At the next November
Term VI said Court 10 shew cause If any thev
tan Why saidssta u SHOULD not be sold. lis fur
d'sF ossissed that a copy Of this order DO pub
isbed, IN they Monticslio Pearl River Banner FOR
~ weeks SUCCESSFULLY AM copy thereof b -
vsrtised IN thres q the most public places ii Lsw-
renee county. 2'', 9,1s. =
w,rsEss, the Honorable M. y
CANNON, Judge Of ProbSss in
Zk1lS0 and for Lawrence county.
Lsued Sept. 25th, 1888,
"A true copy. from The minutes Of said Court.
!. J.CALDWELL, ClH
N ohticell6 geptsrber q. is36--45-6w.
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srOr THE MURDEnERss
alAAAA DOLLAtc kEWA9D
lWOV will BE- gwen by the un.

n AAlhA DOl.L.dko kEWatD
lVWO will b+ gwen by the On
As,.;ensd for the apprYhvnsion af JOHN
\ sTEP AMI SOIOWON STEP. Who f.,s-
/, d.,sd Martin Frairy, SEN, on the 9Th
tyr,o61s irst. near WoIfe's Ferry, 10
If,sdsn tti0niy, Tennessee.
Jchs Step !. sb"n. 90 years of age, 8
feet 8or 8 inches high, dark complexion,
DARK eyes. black bar inclined II curl,
md v.ry law fo,sh~sd The inside
s,iat u The fore finger Of bic right hand Is
eon.ide@sbiy enlarged, oceas"n.d. j, IS
snrpcsvi, by hurt.
Solomon Step is about 90 Or "a ears Of
sgp. S tsst' II inches high. sioor bull.
!. incl,npd TO be s,o"p shou',lee+d. dark
comritx.on. dark eye,.black hair ,ncl,ned
10 turl. and very high cheek bones. -
The bones Of his right hand have been
broken near the middle OF the palm, and
secession very considerable ridge on
. ,he back Of his hand, 4
The Steps formerly resided in The
Cherokee co6ntry io Georgia. and il IS
sthooght thry wiil either make thrif way
back TO Georgia. or s.rike for Texas. I.
The above reward will be paid on
ti,ew delivery in Hardin county, Tennes-
sec OF ! pfo?m 'ionahls reward for either.
SALLY FRALEY,
HENDERSON G. FaALEY, /
JACKSON FRALEY,
SAMUE;. LENOy.
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