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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-04

Mn. ATKINSON, Sir, Please publish the fol-.
lowing section Of tho marriage act in your
paper, that there may be no excusc hereafter
for those u mean the Ministers as well rs
Magistrates,) who are in the habit of violat.
ing the Laws Of our good old State of Rhode
Island. A RHODE IsLANpyn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-04
LAuNcn.-This morning at o'clock,

LAuNcn.-This morning at o'clock
the beautiful new brig "Fior;da," Of
go tons burthen, completely rugged,
will be launched from the ship yard OF
the Messrs. Crandalls, in Washington
street. She is one Of the finest looking
vessels we have seen this many day.
She was built for regular packet be-
tween New York and Apalachicola,
and is owned, one half by Messrs Rich
ard F. Titus and Ralph Post, in New
York, and the other half by Capt John
f. Phillips (who is to be her command
er, and Messrs. w. Fl. & j. CrandalI
(by whom she was built, in this place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-04

VEasoyr.-The Wings Of tho 4th Con.
gressioDal District arc organizing nfresh fo'
the contest. Mr. So,itb, il is supposed, will
be the Tory candidate, Mr.. Timothy Tolcot,
II is said, will be brought forward by ID,
Wings, in the place Of Mr. Allen, the present
representative.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-04
ELECTIONS IN OCTOBER.

OCTOBER ELEcTIoys.-This month
will be an interesting one in elections
Maryland votes on the first Wednesday
yesterday Pennsylvania on the sec
ond Tuesday, and New Jersey on the
second Tuesday and Wednesday. In
Maryland they elect Governor to serve
three years, n State Senate, one-thirt
Of the members TO serve two years, one
third four years, and one third six years
and members of the House Of Delegate.
to serve for one year.
In Pennsylvania and Ohio, Cover.
nor, members Of Congress and mem
bers Of the State Legislature, with many
minor county officers, are to be elected
and in New Jersey, members of Con
gress and members Of the State Legis.
lature, who will elect Governor, arc
to be chosen.
In each Of the States the Legislature
will have to elect a Senator Of the U. S
this winter.
Maryland and Ohio will undoubtedly
go for the Wings, but from Pennsylva-
mia, Notwithstanding the Wings, gene
rally, are sanguine, we do not expect
any thing. Gov. Kitner has been a
very popular man, but it should be re-
membered that he was elected only by
a division in the ranks of the admins.
tration party, who run two candidates
and that the Wings have never yet car
ried the State, except in this single in
stance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-04

SAM'L. J. PETERs, Esq, Chairman,
Committee Of Banks Of New Orleans, La
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01

- o03 Mr.. Salmon, the City Mar
eun' Sraved every danger, and their
tU exerdons entitle them to the
q. i the public.
INK RS, 4 vas the fifth attempt which have
'ln S.Ss TO burn that part of the city
p Ip ~ last ten days, and the third d1-
ll,n uT week. There is no doubt
guf sd R the work Of an incendiary;
y J 1,ad such have been the porsever.
I r,,ts Of some Williams to fire the hou.
ei ,5,t peiqhborhood, that the residents
ID ~ NIGHTS have kept a constant
s0'i The hour Of dinner seems to have
''cl .loc,cd for the accomplishment of
e. l sJ' Jssd. The beds at the Washing.
lou 4In,o c' have been freddy combustibie
.i lloic' several times within few days;
ael'a I.roo hole burned in a bale Of cot.
=, : 81 ,be . Introduction of moss and tur.
p z 49, The fires were heretofore dis
n'Iu .i becore any serious injury was sus.
'o oJ. and the detection ofthe combus-
\. ior materials leave no doubts as to the
rgn, -. r. ;-,n.
A'', norsayering and systematic villainy,
Il ls,Ir,o, fine duty of our citizens TO or
D;.'' aome means for the detection of the
y Sl'' ;s,on5ior,es, Would it not be well
" .. ':,(' nv subscription, a suitable reward
!. ' ,5oir discovery and conviction Some
~. ! ,''s snogcstcd that a rigid examination
~ ',,I he made Of all those loungers
NV, ,,T,I onr CITY, who follow no business,
III hove no ostensible means Of support.
, y ~ are, however, some strong objec-
~, ,,., ~ MS plan. 1t is TOO inquisitorial,
' s,,bie,t to abuse, and might certainly
owe very disagreeab,e to many Of the
,an,inad as we'll as Of the examiners. I'll
> examination was general it would not
Objectionable; but if only few were
acted for scrutiny, in order to find out |
! culDrit i, would be highly obnoxious.
We believe that none Of the property |
,troved was insured. The dwelling Of |
m. II. SINS, Esq, the store and dwell |
i, Of Messrs. Avre 81 Swain, and the
s1-ing house of Mrs. Fretwell, with
the ont-houses, were destroyed. Mrs. |
swell is the greatest sufferer-the 9TH
are able to bear the loss; but the
ncpal mems by which Mrs. F. has
ported hersolfand her orphan chl1ren,
re been swept from her.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01
@OmMDN9p APRDN9a
iron THE SOUTHERN ARGUS

FOR THE SOUTHERN ARGUS.
Mr.. Editor -
l have not an ambition to enter the lists in
newspaper contest. Neither have DISPOSE
ton to animadvert upon the course of class
of Editors or Their partizans farther than may
be necessary to hurl back upon themselves the
foul, gratuitous imputations they have at
tempted to attach to the character of truly
great and patriotic man.
The press is emphatically the guardian Of
liberty. But who does not know that this
same press, which is strong in the irresistible
power of r.gIt to the pulling down of tyrrany,
may be perverted to the most ruinous of ends
may be made the paragon of corruption-the
scourge of virtue-the assassin of liberty b
The existence of the past world has been of
marvellous small importance to us if we have
yet to learn that remarkable virtue is often
hunted down with the most inveterate assidu-
ity by the votaries Of corruption. Let man
stand out in the even and laudable course Of
virtuous patriotism, and you find him immedi-
ately obnoxious to the sneers, the impotent de-
rision, the malicious misrepresentation Of a
lawlesa oahtion Of hollow hearted pretenders.
Prostitute men, indignant that they are excel
led, viii coalesce tosweep from the earth with
the bosom of destruction the most redeeming
characteristic if they may thereby reduce
mankind to a level with their own meagre
contracted standard. The press fit would be
useful to the people, must deal in facts, incon-
testible facts; it must not arrogate TO itself
AppOlo-hke to found thc'most vital conclusions
upon fiimsy conjecture; it must not propagate
slanderous abusesas true, which is founded
upon rumor the most questionable.
But have already made this communities
ton more lengthy than was intended. My OBJ
ject is, through your paper, to call upon the
Democrat to prove that Mr.. Clay is an Adolf
ZIONIST as it has asserted. l desire that he
should deal in facts---none of his disgusting
rant AAIERICANUS.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01
Columbus Nav Isl. 1838.
DETERMINATION.

TIME firm of Irwin and Johnson was his
Il day dissolved by mutual consent. HARRISON
johnson win continue the business on hisown
account, and respectfully solicits the continued
patronage SO literally bestowed on The late
firm.
All those indebted to the firm of IrIin and
Johnson, are earnestly requested to cad on H.
Johnson at the store lately occupied By w e.
Marsh, next door TO the Columbus Exchange
and settle their accounts by cash or nSte, as it
Is absolutely nessasary that the affairs If the
old firm should be settled as soon as possible.
J. B. IRWIN
H. JOHNSON.
Columbus, April oath, 1893. 33-4t.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01
May 1st, 33-3t

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursu-
In ance of deed Of trust, executed by
James Moore of Noxubee county and State Of
Mississippi on the eighth day of September,
eighteen hundred and thirty seven, to Hezekiah
w. Cater of the county of Lowndes and State
aforesaid, as trustee, to secure the payment OF
certain promissory note, therein mentioned
and described, to the order of the Tombigby
Rail Road Company, viii, as trustee, offer
at public sale at the Court House, In the town
Of Columbus, Mississippi, on the twenty-fourth
day of May next, Q63s) within the hours
PIosUliDCo ~ Law, all tic light, LlG, and Inter-
est, which the said James Moore has, In and
to the following described lot or parcel of land,
to wit: The south east quarter of section no.
four, In township no fifteen, north of range no.
seventeen east, containing one hundred and
slxty-three and ninety-nine hundreth acres, "
ing and being in the county of Noxubee, and
State of Mississippi, together with all, and sin
gular, the tenemente, hereditaments and an
purtenances to the same belonging or anywise
Dated this first day of NAY, 1888.
HEZEKIAH w. CATER,
Trustee
Printers fee, 81 so
Nav LIST. 1885,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01

n Office IS hereby given, that m pur.
~ -suance ola Deed N Trust, executed
By Joseph q. Firth, Of the State Of Ms.
sissippi, on the twentieth day Of july.
Il937l to HezilSiah w. Cater. of .t6e
county Of howndcs and State aforesaid.
as trustee, to secure the payment Of a Ger.
tain prcinissory note therein mentioned
and described. to the order Of TIE Tom.
bigby Rail Road Company,I win. ss
trustee offer Of public sale, At the cou4.
house, IN the town Of Columbus. 1f,ss;s.
slppi, On the tWenty-fourth dav. az ~,
instants 1889 within the hours nras-r;;S.
ed by law, all the right title sn8 insors.,
which the said Joseph n. Frith - 81
and 70 the following described Ind II
. wit: The southeast quarter Of sec;-i,. no.
twenty one, township 20. fonriesn. 49,
no. seventeen east and fhe sonlh 49,
quarteI Of section 10. twenty. towbgs;a
fourteen range seventeen east. contain.
ing al three hundred and f5iveniv -
2o-l00 acres, and les Is tha county 81
Nohea and State AZ his mi t5us-
tler with 81 and singular ihe tsnenisriz
here itaments and anpul arcs t,ers
unto belonging, q q any Wisa. eou1li5
nancss thefeuHio belonging, On
wise ning. Dated this ,fs a. s.
" caser.
M l<~99-8l
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursu-
In ance Of a deed Of trust, executed by Wi
ley J. bearing of the State of Mississippi, on
the twenty-frst day of September eighteen
hundred and thirty-seven, to Hezekiah w.
Cater Of the county of Lowndes and State
aforesaid, as trustee, to secure the payment Of
certain prommissory note therein mentioned
and described, to the order of the Tombigby
Rail Road Company, I viii, as trustee, offer
at public sale, at the Court House in the town
Of Columbus, Mississippi on the oath day OF
May next, (1S39) within the hours prescribed
by law, all the right, title, and interest, which
the said Wiley J. bearing has, in and to the
following described lot or parcel of land, to wit:
Section No. nine in township No. seventeen
Range no. eighteen, with the exception of the
north east quarter of said section, ing and be-
lug situated in the county of Lowndes and
State of Mississippi, together with all, and
singular, the tenements Entertainments and APP
purtenances to the same belonging, or In any
wise appertaining.
Dated this first day of May, 1888.
HEZEKIAH w. CATER,
Trustee.
Printers fee7 so
hM-e IL
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01
Printers fee 81 so
May Isl, 33-3t

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pur.
IN suance of a Deed in Trust, executed
by SamI. N. Hudspeth, ofthe State of Mis-
sissippi on the thirtieth day of September,
1896, TO Aureiius M. Jones of the coun-
ty Of Lowndes and State aforesaid, as
trustee, to secure the payment Of five Sc
veral promissory notes therein mentioned
and described, WIN, as trustee, oiter at
public sale, at the court house in the town
of Columbus, Mississippi, on the twenty.
fourth dayof May instant, 1888, within
the hours prescribed by law, all the right
title and interest which the said Samuel nj.
Hudspeth has il and 70 the following de-
scribed lands, to wit:-The west half Of the
south east quarter and the east half Of the
south west quarter of section twenty-five;
also, the east half Of the north east quar-
ter and the east half Of the south east quar-
ter of said section; also, the west half Of
the south west quarter Of the same sec
ton; also the south east quarter Of sec
ton twenty-six- IN township number
eleven, north Of range eleven, east;--also
the vest half Of section thirty, ID township
eleven, north. Of range twelve east;also,
the south east quarter Of the last named
section; also the south west quarter Of
section thirty-one ia the last mentioned
township and range, and the west half Of
the north east quarter and theeast half d
the north vest quarter Of aidsection thir-
ty-one, in the same last township and
range, the whole being and situate II the
county Of Neshoba, ID the State Of Ms.
sissippi, together with all and singular the
rights, privileges and ppurtenance to TIE
same il any wise appertalnlug, Daisl
tbis llEst day of Nay, 1885
AURELIIs n. JONES.
MAJ i-Sa sztss
Prnters fee 9T SO.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01
May Isl, 33-3t

NOTICE is hereby given, that in plrsu-
IN suance of a deed Of trust, executed by
James Hodges of Lowndes county and State
of Mississippi, on the twenty-frst day of Sep
TENDER, eighteen hundred and thirty-seven, to
Hezekiah w, Cater Of the county and State
aforesaid, as trustee, to secure the payment of a
certain promissory note therein mentioned
and described, to the order of the Tombigby
Rail Road Company, viii, as trustee, offer
at public sale at the Court House, in the town
of Columbus, mississippi, on the twenty-fourth
day ofMay, next, (l838) within the hours pre-
scribed by law, all the right, title, and interest
which the said James Hodges has, in and to
the following described lot or parcel ofland, TO
wit: North half of the north east quarter and
the south west quarter Of the north east quar-
ter Of section no. twenty-five, township no.
eighteen, south of range no. seventeen west,
lying and being situated in the county of
Lowndes and State of mississippi together
with all, and singular, tenements, heredita-
ments and appurtenances to the same belong.
ing or In anywise appertaining.
Dated this first day of May, 1888.
HEZEKIAH w. CATER,
Trustee.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01
Doctor Malone.

HAVING associated with him in III,
~ profession Doctor JAMES r. IOR-
DAN, takes pleasure in recommending him
to his friends and to the public; and has nj
doubt from his long experience that he viii
be able to give ample satisfaction whenever
called on.-One or both will az all times.
when not necessarily absent, be found at
eRe ONCE heretofore occupied by the former,
doctor Malone has left Adolpbus G.
Wler, Esq, his authorised agent for the
collection OF his accounts for the las, year
Columbus, January lst, Is3s.-I7.tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01

NOTICE.
BANK OF THE TOMBTGBEE RAIL
ROAD Co Columbus Miss.
NNH e annual election of nine directors of
Il this Institution viii be held at the Bank
ing House, on the first Monday Of June ensu-
ing.
By order of the Board.
80 H w. CATER-Cash.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01
April -SS

NOTlCE is hereby given, that ia pur-
IN suance of a deed in Trust, executed
ny lIotllas Olnlstieii Os nix. ,ss.'s,, " as,.
siissippi, on the seventh day Of July 1887,
to Fl. W. Cater, of the county of Lowndes
and state aforesaid, as trustee, TO secure
the payment of a certain promissory note,
therein mentioned and described, to the
order Of Francis Leech,--l will as trus-r
tee, offer at public sale, at the courthouse,
il the town Of Columbus, Mississippi, on
the twenty-fourth day Of Nay, (ls38l
within the hours prescribed by law, all the
right, title and interest which the said Tho
mas Christian has in and to the f Glowing
described lands to wit:-Part Of lot num-
Der five, in square number two, north Of
main street, 10 the plan Of the town of Co
Mmbus Mississippi, commencing at point
sixty feet from the corner Of Main and
Market streets, and running north twenty
feet thence west sixty six feet, thence
soathtwenty feet, thence east sixty six feel,
to the place of beginning, together with
his interest IN all and singular the tene-
lients hereditaunents and appurtenances
thsreunto belonging, or ia any wise apper.
tanning. Dated this first day Of Nay
1888.
4 w. CATE Trustee.
Nay Is8
Printer Zee + So.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01
NOTICE.

IT OST on Monday the ID day of April inst
- small Brown Morocco Wallet contain,
ing one Note on V. Q. Lemons, Of Pickenu
County, Ala, for one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE
dollars and fifty cents, with a credit of Si750
Also one on John Lykes for SI7 25 due De-
cember, 1886. Also, one one hundred doIIar
bill on the Brandon Bank, with hole tore n
or near the centre. Also, pair of Saddle-bao..
containing clothing. ANY information RELATIVE
to them, vii be thankfully received by s. r.
Allen, Columbus, and liberal reward wiz Be
pald Tor Their restoration. Payment ofthe nots-
has been stopped.
GEORGE A. SPENCER
Near Yorkville, Pickens CIV Al.
April 10, 1888 3o.st 80 -
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01
a vAlUABG FARM
For Sale Low.

TT IS SITUATED 8 miles East of Stark.
4 vile, on the Road leading to Columbus, and
contains
07O ACRES.
one hundred of which, is In fine state of cul-
tivation The quality of the soil is sandy
1t is well Watered, good cabins, &c.
There is also, on the Farm 20 head Of Hogs,
so head of Cattle, 4 Horses, yoke of Oxen,
Wagon, &c.;--All of which, viii be sold low
for Notes of the Commercial Bank of CO.
lumbus, or Of the Real Estate Bank of Stark
vile.
The owner would say to persons wishing to
buy small Farm. that he could sell great
bargain.
For particulars, apply to
E. HOGAN.
Starkvile, nj
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Zoe rHE soUrHERv AReUs. ]

F0A Axe oDV AhEn4F Ah10Ss
Mr.. Editor -
In looking over the Columbus Demo-
crat Of the 2lst ult., my attention was ar.
rested by an article, headed Columbus Bar
AssOciatiOl--and in perusing what they
have denominated Fee Bull, with the rates
Of charges for professional services ii the
bar, my feelings could but recoif from its
contemplation, Eat least for a whitley and
IhaYe no doubt that such win b Tie fee
lings and sentiments Of all persons wbe
may reflect on the consequences eesns as
ISOLATION for according to the expressed
declaration Of this ASSOCIATION, as laid
down il Art. the Ies section No. 2nd, the
evil Is to be r,fpetuaE, This sane section
ostaneiA6y declares that tie leading objects
eethis association, arc to promote cOurts-
81 and kindness In 10 Intercourse 81 Is
members and Though lss nos laas %
establish nifsrmitg d lertaia p6ipis of
PfCf uot nato pro sen
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ii
I NOTICE - hereby 9. seA-, J. :. -
LIN conformity with the IotisiQns q DEED
| Of Trust given BY Robert w. Can, On the d
day Of October, A. De- 1881. 20 me Sc trustee,
to secure the payment TO Henry Bnclannon q
sum of money therein mentioned, and duly
recorded in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Pro
bate Court of Lowndes County, State q 1lilz!g'
sippi; win expose to sole, and sell TO ne
highest bidder, for ready money before me
Court House door in the town Of Columbus, on
the fourteenth day Of May next, al the right,
title, interest, claim and demand which the said
Robert ~. Carr has In and to the following
named parcel or lot of land, to wit: Lot No.
two of Squire No. three, South Of Main Street
in the plan of the town Of Columbus, together
with the buildings and improvements thereon.
bounded as follows 70 wit: Beginning At the n.
East corner Of said lot, thence running west.
Wardly with Main Street the whole width Of
the two brick Store-rooms thereon N the East
of the block of buildings situated on said lot, !.
and one half of the thickness Of the partition.
wall between the said East Store-roons and
next westerly Store-room; thence southerly N
a direct line with the said partition Wais to the
south line of said lot; thence easterly parallel
with Main Street. to the eastern line O saia
lot; thence to the beginning Also, al the
right, title and interest the said Robert w.
Carr has in and to the following named negroes
to wit: Dick, aged about twenty-foIr years;
George, aged about thirty-eight years; Nathan,
aged about forty-fve years; Billy, aged about
fifty years; VIna, aged about tmrty-tive years;
Betty, aged about nine years; and Ellen aged
about seven years. The right, title and lpteT-
est of the said Robert w. Carr IN said lot and
negroes, as conveyed TO me IN trust, IS as ele-
ven is to forty-fYe, and is the interest VIII sell
and convey az trustee aforesaid The sale to
be within the hours prescribed By law, unless
the debt and costs are previously satisfied
VIM. B. WINSTON, Trustee
Columbus, Miss. April 10, ls35.-SO-ts
eWRS. n. VsaUGH.9.
WILL give lessons on the PIANO FORTE At
w her residence In Columbus, at S25 per
session of five months; no extra charge for the
use Of the Piano by young ladies who wish to
practice. April lO-30-T
TN PURSUANCE of power within me ves-
II ted as administrator Of the estate of Ebene-
ger Niles, deceased, shall expose to sale to the
highest bidder, on the 18th day of May next, IN
front Of the Court house In Columbus, Lowndes
County, State of Mississippi, negro nan
named Philander, on q credit of six months.
Terms-bond and approved security.
A. BOYKIN, Administered.
Columbus, April 10th, 1S3S.-30-t-d-s.
WANTING TO PURCHASE;
~ OLD and Silver, United States
VI paper, and all other Bank Notes In the
United States,-except Mississippi.
JOSEPH F. GAY. I
April 10, 1885, 3Od
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THE SUBSCRIBER has placed an the
4 Notes and accounts due the late firms
Of Estes Gibbs q Co. and Estes & Co. il the
hands OF Dickinson and BoySin, Esqs. for col.
lection. All persons Undecided to the above
FIRMS viii do wei to call on them immediate
", and hqnidate their liabilities.
WILLIAM ]. ESTES A
C.ol,,r,6,,. NJ. - 7o0c no.. "A
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100000 pounds

first rate Family Bacon, cured in a superior
manner, consisting of Large Sides, canvassed
Hams and Shoulders.
E. B. DRAKE, 81 Co.
Nav I-33-6t
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MARRIED-On the 18th instant, by
the Rev.. Williams, EDWARD A. O'NEAL,
Esq, of Columbus, Miss, to OLIVIA NJ,
daughter Of DIR. Alfred Moore, of this
place antsgiLlel Ala. AdpOeaIe.
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DRUGS AND MEDFCTNES.
5 RyS1st8s Oils, UYeioaEEOa0.9

at WHOLESALE And RETAIL
NHE subscriber has for sale fresh snd
II general assortment Of the above. and win
sell them upon reasonable terms. The atten-
ton of country Merchants and Others. 8 re.
speetfuIy invited
+ JAMES FURLONG
5 Nose. St. Francis >. On
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MILLER


GREENWOOD is a man about common
height-very heavy built-round shouIders-
red ace-black hair and has one or two teeth
out before.
prilI7-3I-4t.
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May 1-ss-lOt
Last NOtiCe hlt one.

Last NOtICe but one
" tention of all persons indebted to US, Ell
we now saw, for the last time, to all whom It
mayEoncern, Of whatsoever age or sex, that
all sums due us under Magistrates iurisdic-
ton and remaining unpaid the LIST day Of June
next, viii be Immediately placed in the hands
of an officer for collection Wemust have our
accounts settled; and any person who VIII
make the least exertion can surely raise an
amount so small, which when put together, IS
E.R DRAKE, & Co