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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-26
RED SHANK Err.

To tic People Of the Congressional District composed #
the counties Of Charlotte, Princs Edl7ard, Buckingham
and Cumbcrinnd.
One of the people of this district, who is governed by
no motive bnt 10 transmit 10 poserity unmpaired
The rich inheritance bestowed by that wise and patriotic
sci of men who framed the Government under which
The sovereign States conederaed begs leave to ad
dress few words TO you upon The subject OF your next
election of q member OF Congress-
Ilis distinctly announced by the incumbent, Mr.. Bou
din tina, he will be candidate. Our political af
fairs are in condition that calls upon every friend OF
free government 10 employ his best efforts IN The seec
ton of Representative who is every way qualified 10
qrapple with the unring opposition that has
assailed our flee institutions since the adoption Of The
Constitution. 1t may not be Improbable, perhaps, 10 re-
fer the origin and progress of the party which has
been arrayed against republican form of government
from its origin 10 the present day. In doing So shall
endeavor to present the truth from memory, for have
not the means to refer 10 documentary testimony.
II is kown to most Of those who will take the trouble
to read this, that Alexander Hamilton who was mem
Der of that grand convention OF and PATRIOTS whose
like shall again, advocate for mo-
nachcal form Of government, because he thought the
people incapable Of self government He exerled every
faculty Of his mind 10 establish The election OF fresl
dent and Senate for life. This would inevitably tcmi-
nate in Monarchy, with House Of Lords The blood
of our countrymen had loo recently flowed in defence
OF civil liberty, 10 allow such principles as these TO IN
fuence that great body Of patriots who went there 10
form government for freemen and not slaves These
things passed with closed DOORS and not known To
the people, ill the volume Of secret debates disclosed
them But although Hamilton failed of success yet h.
had many too many, disciples. Accordingly, we find
him in 1871 incorporating Bank of the United States
Then in order give free circulation 10 the notes Of this
institution gold coined with less base metal and
more pure gold than that Of England So that eve.y
eagle of coinage was worth 10 cents and twohirds
IF cent more than The same weight OF BRUSH coin
The ire yablc tendency Of this was 10 make ours va.
Iushlr article of export, and leave our country Inundated
with promises pspe! 10 Pay mensy, "!'heu' the
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NJ =. p NASH

Mr. f ?. NASH
Dear Sr--Tbe Piano Forte which purchased Of your
in March list, (nade by Stofar,, Worcester and Dun.
haml and forwarded to Bakely, By way Of the Peters
burg Railroad arrived good order aud free OF injury
# is neat, plain, and handsomely finished piano, and
fully susans You The made in It's iayar
It is pronounced by ali who have performed on II Csone
Of whom are competent Judges to be very superior
toned instrument, and promises so far 10 De durable.
therefore take much pleasure in recommending In
such persons as may wish to purchase instruments of
the kind 10 apply you before they purchase elsewhere
Very respectfully yours, &c
fConvA RICE B. PIERCE.
Halifax county, n. G., June 9Th, 1888.
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Errcniur'f II

SS- b, soil Tuesday the al Hov"'ibcr reS II far,
the ncN fair day, and OG' day lay u5iii ccHpIrc a.
Cedar PtIim the frsrhrs U Dr. AH"w h""n dec d., III mo
P.upa Iad rarist!e Property the ar consisting o! l. or
Is Sr:"cs the stock Us cattle OF tier, Durham Cn-s
sheep, hugs GIcS and HOSES. nmu"g ,hcn wcih:ed saic
colts OF Aaian blood !!U, oats "ai
forage pantl utensils DID iufHurr crl-
medical ray aud medicines w alfn Y!rr for sn"
m called iat"s Fare lining 53 tile var
ear which ,nirut dwelling houses.
aon desiring the Lind nvcJ vi.w before
la. slr ar;ic Mr. Samuel ID. le,ke self
Terms made suo'T the J.y vi sale. ~
JOHN V. KEAN,
o. riJ-yrIl T-cfu,rr Of q. Regn, Lr6' u.
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EEDs.s,S office,

The Capital Prize of FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS. whole ticket in Alexandria lottery, Class I,
drawn the 18th instant, was sold by D. NJ. Horr, to a
gentleman from the country. This Prize amounts 10
frc times as much mon,y that Of any ever sold
by any vender selling tickets in Richmond. Horr
E rnv the lucky one TO forward orders 10 for the One
Hundred Thousand and other Capitals
The blind Goodies, has selected How as her man TO
attend 10 her affairs hereafter therefore for the LARGE
Capitals it is necessary 10 direct your order. 10 re-
u. NJ liOlT
Oci1S 1871 R;chmcHG, Fe
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NOIICE-Thusc persons who subscribed for shares o.!
Rvanna Navigation Company, for improving the
Of Rvaunn vrr hereby required TO ply INTO
Of Dan F. Carr Treasurer Of said Company on be-
of December the Of nine dollars on each
share Of stock SO subscribed by rhcm addition to the amount
heretofore called. ny order OF the Board Of Directors
DAN. +. CARR, See. Riu. Ndr. Co.
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Rrp MOUNTAIN, June 18th, 1889


MIR +. 7. Nash-Sir- After my respects ! can say
70 von that am more than pleased with my Piano; also,
nv brother is as well pleased am. The instruments
are very good and get the praise of every person that
sees and hears them ] should have written you upon
the subject before this bat wished TO have long and
fair trial with the Pianos before did can say, that
the articles have mp TO every thing you said Of
thr,r therefore you must know that am well pleased.
In hasr wish you great success IN selling your fianoS.
You're, truly, nc.
A. PARKER
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Hhitc House, Mtekicn6nrs eonn,y, ;

}
Dear Sir-Your favor CT the 2y,h May last, have
duly received requesting me 10 inform you how like
the Piano Forte which you sold IN answer, deem
unnecessary multiply many words: suffice it 10 say,
that am well pleased with The instrument. As it re-
CARDS the sweetness Of tonc &c do not think ever
heard that e1ceed it. My daughter thinks II su.
perior TO any she played on
Yours, very respectfully,
ROBERT 7. OVERLY.
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IVC'IUTIy,
ROBERT Y. OVERLY.
OAK FOREST, Sussex County,

OAK FOREST Sussex County,
June 18th, 1885. !
Mr. P. Nash-Dear Sir: Judging from the quality
Of The Piano Forte which bought Of you, should say
that there be doubt of the superiority of Slodart
Worcester il Dunhain's Piano Fortes.
Yours, respectfully,
JOHN @. MOYLER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-26
The Eoiioning is from I'm. P'um"r, Esq:

WAKkENTON, n. o, Juhc II, TOO
am perfectly well pleased with the Piano which
ha had of YOU, and | have objection that in
your publications you shall refer to me by my name and
residence, purchaser Of one of your Instruments,
from whon you have assurances that il has given entire
satisfaction You may add That you cro authorised By
TO say this.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-26
hmErI. 9th Juno. 1855.

NmELIt, 9th juno, IS'55
Mr. + p Nasb-Dcnr Sr-Thc Piano Forte selected
BY DR. Robinson for me- and purchased Of you, reeeiv
ed several months ago, in good order am no judge
of musical Instruments but it il considered by those
who are Judges, To be an eace!ient one.
Mos, respectfully yours,
J. T.. LEIGH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-26

,,,,u,on the mind itself. .Nemerfa erf1icad'
r-r'f' our Latin Grammar =" THO neIn"ry Is
gf''' +, exercising it'knd so j; is with other Ia
''>T ~, mind and 50 il is with The independence
!fs Suns nf Il !tspnhIic Oar Northern brethren
".,.. .i,r, al once the wise provision ct our pre-
d, constitutions o,,..
IN r,.u., honor ar profit th> sh," lo gwen
!, r'',- rir. rcre AND NOT " BALLOT
. ....' =, ten. II ,rri&"n stock seems to be ad'
- and sir Clay sra,h"r ta.!'"e Nc Webster SIS
49, ,,f market The Pittsburgh Times has placed
a.! Genera, !I4r!snn nj Me head ~! lis columns,
~, ,..y.n Barren candidate lar President, subject
= - 90 the decision of Nl;ional Convention. -
= t,.'S ALIAS sticks to the General. The Alsxan.
y. ,..<,ys, The issue ri The late elections has
:" =, ,, Trends Of General Harrison, in the West
...,rr 10 Dc urgent in pressing his claims upon
20 >,,. - d candidate lnr the next Prcs:denlship
- -, lcirr depressed, The Wings favorable to &c
n especially t'ose IN Oaio and Indiana, say,
10 l hero fortunately no. hero la JueksOn')
b." ~. -, ahead like Mississippi steamboat, and no
y t.t,-s,irr bnicrs. Gen Harrison will not, they
''' " ",,5daie for re elections should he be chosen
10, wiz, ca -l,da,e. - TEA bait however was tried
: "s 49,, i, rsapls would not bite at it.
.~ .sr,ndt!a Gazette has given us lis best advice
49, -. coarse We ought 10 pursue. We shall notice 1t
49, &c., ,,spec, in our neXt--But the Alexandra ga
~ =. heller ,ook 10 It's own course, first.
Of Dr.. / T. Vaughan which came up at the
s,!eld curt, we learn has been ceierIed until
c,,, Term. on account of the absence Of one OF
,,,s, important, witnesses
- ", devote considerable proportion o! this day 8
- :, ii. Communications o! our Correspondents.
'i,T. Z" 81, on file. which we will lay before our
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-26
JOHN @. MOYLER.
LrNrXarne. JUNG 18Th, Is3S.

LUNFSsURG, June 18Th, Js3S.
Mr.. F.. p Nash-Dear Sir: The Piano Forte pur-
chased by Mr. Robert Hardy and myself few months
ago. has turned TO be very superior INSTRUMENT, and
has given perfect satisfaction
Yours, respectfully,
HENDERSON Lea.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-26
Extract Of letter rcceiecd from Mr. I'm Lea, L.aSburg
CQs,ccU cguDiy Feb ID, JE3S.
CL,RysyItEr, NAV lS, 1855.

Dear Sr--The Piano Forte which you sold me,
reached here few days after forwarded, in good
condition 1t gives pleasure to state that several
persons of TASTE and we'll qualified to decide the qua.
cs Of such instruments, have performed on il, and
number Of others have heard it performed on, all Of
whom unite III the opinion that it is superior nstru.
nent. Your obsdicnt servant,
SAMUEL L. yESABLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-26
T. r. NASH,
Book and Piano Forte.seller,

Sycamore street Petersburg, Va.
PS fat my time there should be persons so silua-
ted as not 10 be able send 10 Petersburg Tor these
Piano For,es either because of the distance or rsk or
any other cause whatever will lake ii upon myself or
The additional expense oil dong) 10 send the Instu-
me or inslne 10 their houses without trouble or
risk to themselves, in any given time
individuals in want of this manufacture OF f'ano
Fores ought always remember tina. they are not at
all bound keep them, unless they are jest WHAT THEY
ARE REPRESENTED TO BE Many of the purchasers OF
these Pianos (sseng that there so I!tla difference
in cr quality have left the choice OF their instruments
entirely to mygef and when this is donc II the Piano
go chose by myself, with the usssanse "t amateurs
and professors does Prove first rate, will not cn!y
bind myself take back The same, but also to pay the
expeasrs of carriage to and to
i know the instrument TO be good, and therefore,
take all The risk Of their Jeing otherwise upon myself
h. +. n
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RICHMOND MAKKET-Ocr. 25.

FLorR-Cny mills SIS IS q nominal Canal 7 20
a S-du sales.
WHEAT in transient parcels l55 lG0 Large crops
would command rather higher rates.
CuRS-$l per busiIrI.
TonAcco-Lugs 81 a and q; common 81 75 s
75 middling 80 So good and fine $40 a ~; extra
qualities Sl2 80 I5.-The demand for
Tobacco this week lighter than for several previous
weeks, and prices lower Inspections very small Some
purccls of new have appeared, and have been readily
taken by our manufacturers rates varying from S.
TO 10 IS for leaf and 81 az 30 for Iugs.
G WINFKEE, WILLIAMSON & co
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MEc1LExnvKG, Pleasant Hill: !

MEcKLExnuRG Pleasant Hill,
Angus, 9th, 1887 )
Dear Sir-ln compliance with promise made you on
purchasing one of your Pianos take pleasure IN say.
ing it is superior instrument, 10 what You repre-
scented it, or /, that time supposed It's tone IL, II
equalled By any, surpassed by none
One of nv friends (Mr E. W. Tienn;ng, OF boydton)
the only amateur of music in The county, considers It
the very bes, toned instrument within the circle ol ms
ACQUAINTANCE Il has been by many others, all ct
whom have spoken voluntarily of its unusual aud ~.
perio tone Suffice il to say, it has given entire salts.
faction to Mrs. Boyd and myself
Respectfully yours, in haste.
CONRAD S. BOYD.
To Mr. E. P Nash, Petersburg, Va.
Extract from a ieticr just recsired by me from the fer.
JUhn q. CTaiJOrEe Brumsuick, IN
The Piano which purchased Of YOU, fully sus'ans
the high releDsons Of its MAKERS not surrass'o ny
any in The o. " f. has received 'Ii" nnGnai'iee cS-
urrssinn Of admiration Io all C"na";soeuEs III muse,
and seems Ia inprnvc usage Three or four gentle
me have expressed their lntr Jn 10 PURCHASE tile Lac
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CuRH-Sl, and dull
MEaL-Sl l0a1 10.
OATS 80 cents
WmEaT-Sl 5Da GO
SALT-S2 g o.
MuLAssEs-;5o AZ CENTS
WORKMAN, McGRUDER e. co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-26

Governor Campbell AID family arrived in Chariotirs'
vile on Sunday evening, visited The University on Mon
day, and left for Richmond yesterday morning. We
were glad to perceive that his visit to The mountains has
recruited his health and yignr.
fIharIo,tcsriiir RryuJlicdn Oct. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-26

", isro,e considerable proportion Of This day 8
- IN. Communications o.! our Correspondents.
,s.s ,,s still on file. which we will lay before our
-. y. .ron as rnSsble.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-26


The following occurred printing the communicable" W
g .in Gp.crv-r" the Friday. Enquirer: $500
Nr. Rrhi instead Of Mr. Ruckc'h@rTd'y instead oil liberty!
There other but they not 81 sucicbt import
need correction
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-26

hind OF you This winter nnj feel Hesitation in r.
FIRING oil 10 you vino tt-l2n 10 purchase first rate
instrument. The price is universally considered lo"v,
and The desig tasty.
ircr,ior vnurs
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kUI FHNNFFUH' iNgUSI
Dear Sir-l fcrl rnch pleasure IN informing you hat
the Piano purchased Of you months since, has pro-
be every respect most excellent Instrument
Some Of the best Judges Of music have performed on is
and pronounced it very superior toned aud n1 finish
cd instrument
am, very respectfully, you're &c,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-26

what improvement Heed ne, u any Cooo Se Hauc III "
Most respectfully, Yours,
ABNER ADAMS.
Mr. E. r. Nash, Petersburg, Oct. I3
JAcxsox, N. c, August 9Th, 1897.
Mr. E P Nash Dear Sir cannot refrain from ex
pressing TO you my cordial approval Of the Piano
which was fortunate as 10 purchase during The
month of January last, atyou Bookstore in Petersburg
Although had it frcighted TO tbs place on the rail-
road and have no, had timed since lis arrival yet The
most finding Of those ncranl tuners that annually
visit our ueghborhoDd and village hare been forced 10
acknow ledge that it needs Of their aid. profess
myself to be Judge of Piano except fram IT'S appear
ace and sound; hut all judges and performers that have
examined The mechanism, and listened 10 The rich, soft
and cynusitey o! this instrument pronounce
il TO be- if The best al least o;he very BEST That
they have ever seem
deem myself slngularIy fortunate in having, on The
first trial. purchased from the factory OF Slodaft,
Worcester x Dunbam, with which so much pleased,
while hear many complaints Of those procured from
other manufactures In conclusion, beg leave most
respectfully recommend these Pianos to the iaVora"Ie
consideration Of those who may desire to procure gooa
instruments.
With great respect, am, dear Sir,
Your obedent scrvsni,
JOHN r. DRAKE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-26

a,
Dear Sir-Thc Piano Ferc wheh bought OF you,
made in New York, by Srodari. Worcester q Durham,
,akc pleasure in saying (wha con cntiousy think
that, if pot the very best il is least good in tone
and construction as heard. INDEED do not know
what Improvement need be- if any could be made IN it,
Most respectfully, Yours,
ABNER ADAMS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-26
Cuman's WclI, Sussex, Va !

To Mr. Z P Nash, Bookseller, Petersburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-26

Oct 2G
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rr.,,.,ylo Of Dr. 7. Vaughan, which came up at the
s.sId c curt, we learn, has been deferred until
S,,nr Term, on account Of the absence of one Of
- 3, Ir,,n:,an, witnesses.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-15
Real Estnte for Sale.

IN Monday the 18th day of December next.
- VIII SELL at the plantation of Meshack King,
deceased, on credit Of twelve months the follow
ing described Lands, belonging to the estate of said
King, aud the plantation on which he resided, 10
wit:-Secton %, township l6, range 5, east; east
haa OF section -, township l6 range 5, east The
southeast quarter OF section %, township rs. rance
. east The west half of southwest quarter IF
SECTION -, township l6, range s. east; The west
nan ma OF northwest quorter Of section ~ township
TO- rrnge ?, east and the east half OF the north
east quarter OF section %, township l6, range s,
f S9 men Said lands are sold BY order OF the
Bond and approved security required.
II. Z. WHITEHEAD. Admir-
de bons non Of Aleshack King, deceased
I. ). AZ the same time viii be sold Gin Stana
and several other articles Of personal property.
Dec. |, 1888. el-St
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-15

An Indian remedy for the ToOtA,4chs
EVHE established reputation and constaukn.
H. crcaslng demand for this etiecuaI remedy
OF pain and preservative of the teeth has induceib
subscriber TO offer it to the American public. A..
engagements have been made to supply agents MAN
the principal cities and towns in the United States
so as to place it within the reach of those SUFFERING
and likely to suffer with this most harassinr o(%
Aches-1ooth ,4che
When applied according todrections evenonae
bottle, 1t has never failed to afford immediate and
permanent relief ltalso arrests the decay in lefc.
tive teeth, and relieves the soreness which 50 ie.
quehtly renders a strong tooth useless. The appi.
cation and remedy are simple innocent, and notun.
pleasant; and the large number Of persons in differ.
ent sections OF the country that have already expe-
rehced such delightful and salutaTy effects from the
use OF The Balm, are ready to bear, (or the public
good, their testimony to its unrivaled qualities i
Is an Indian remedy obtained singulary and uneX
peciedy, and may be regarded by the civilized
world as the most valuable discovery 9th Red
man of the Woods.
For Sale By SMITH & FRIERSON Druggists,
Columbus, Mississippi. % Pace 81 FER BOTTLE
II. B. MONTAGUE.
march 5, 1888, Say
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-15
The Indians Pnnncen.

NOR the cure of Rheumatism, Serofula Or
a Kings Evil, Sciatica or Hip-G out, lncipl.
ent cancers Salt Rheum, Syphitic and Mercural
diseases, particularly ucersand affections of the bones
liberated Throat and Nostrils Ulcers of every de-
scrlptlon Fever Sores and Internal Assesses Fstu-
las Scald Head, Scury, Biles, chronic Sore Ewes
ErysPelas' blotches, and every variety OF cuaneou
affection; chrome catarrh, lIeadach from particular
cause; ram Y ine stomach and Dyspepsia, proceeds
Inflammation Of the Kidneys, and general deh,T,v
caused by torpid action Of the vessels Of tho sim
II is sngularly efcacous in renoyating those con.
stitutions which have been broken down by mud.
cious treatment, or juvenile irregu' fties In pen-
era terms, il is recommended in al those diseases
which arise from impurities in the blood. or vitation
Of the hifneurs, Of whatever name or kind.
FOR SALE at the DRUG STORE. OF Smith
Frierson & Co. on Market st. 9 doors from Main,
April %, 1887 4lu
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-15
Notice

Is hereby given, thar on the 7th day Of January
next, q s39) al the court house door Of Lowndes
County Mississippi in the town OF Columbus, /
shall expose to public sale and sell AT public auc-
ton to the highest bidder on a credit of one and
two years in equal insram9nts the following tracts
Of and in tracts not exceeding one eighth Of sec
ton each. 10 wit: The west half of The rorth cast
quarter, the south west quarter and the west half
Of the south east quarter and the south east quar-
ter OF the south east quarter OF section number thir
" five, IN township number seventeen, Of range
number seventeen west, the south west quarter of
section number seventeen, the east half Of the
south east quarter Of section number eighteen, the
north east quarter Of the north east quarter Of sec
ton number nineteen, and the west half of the
west half Of the north east quarter of section num-
Der twenty in township number eighteen, Of range
number seventeen west the property Of Conrad
IlackIeman deceased. Note and approved personal
security, together with the Statutary lien on the
premises viii be required of the purchasers. Sale
between the hours OF II 4. NJ. and O'Clock p. NJ.
Of the day Of sale.
GEORGE lIACKLEMAN, Admr.
Of the Estate of Conrad HackIeman decd
Dec. s, 153s.-22-tds. TPr. fee $40 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-15
Gins! Gins!! Gins!!!

UHE subscriber would inform the public, tina
Il he has established an extensive Cotton Gin
Mandatory in the town Of Louisville, Winston
county, Mis-. Having spared no pains during the
last six months in searching for the best materials,
and having had much experience in the business,
he feels confident he shall be able TO give satisac-
ton to all who may patronlse him. His gins will
be made Of Cast and German steel. running on the
best Of boxing, and he viii be able to furnish leo GINS
in time Cor the next cotton crop. He would invite
the public in general to call at his Factory and ex-
anime for themselves He would further state that
he has lately removed from Georgia, Monroe county.
MARLIN +. COLLIER.
Jan. G. 1S3S-26-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-15

10y virtue of an execution issued from the Clerk
ID Of The Circuit Court Of Lowndes county, and
to me directed, will expose to Public Sale at the
court house door, in the town Of Columbus, on the
first Monday in January next, for cash, al the right
title. claim and interest that james W. Brckel has
in and ia the following described tract Of land, to
wit EAST huff of the south east quarter OF Sec
ton seven, township eighteen, Of range eighteen,
west; levied on at the instance Of John NJ. Grant
10 satisfy an execution that he has, Us. Lauderiale
and Bricke Sale within the hours prescribed by
law. This 13l day Of November, 1893.
JOHN w. BYRN, Sniff
Qt-5t Pr. fee, So 90.