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Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-11

porting every effort of liberal, usefll'
and laudible tendency in the community,
we enter into the undertaking with q
confident hope of success.
We will commence orr career on the
great ocean of politics with no promises
of occupying neutral positiou--our prin-
ciplcs are purely democratic, and we will
give a firm and fearless support TO the
measures ofthe present Administration OF
the General Government, believing them
10 be in the highest degree conducive 10
the future welfare and permanent interes
of the South, and in accordance with the
true meaning and spirit Of the Consltu
ton.
Being a strict constructionist Of the
Constitu ion we shall oppose the es'ah-
llshment Of a National Bank as an unau-
ihorized and dangerous grant of power,
such as was never contemplated by its
famers. We shaIIalso oppose National
Bank, believing it totally incxpedient and
dangerous in The highest degree TO the
Liberties ofthe people.
We shall ever be found opposed 10 the
misuse or the assumption IF power,
whether in the Federal Executive head,
legislative body, or Judiciary oftho coan-
TRY.
| 1t viii be our purpose to laud virtue
though clad in the habiiments ofpoVerly,
and denounce vice whether in high or
low places. In doing this, we shall speak
of men and measures as we find them,
and with firm grasp attempt TO tear the
veil under which political delormity has
sought shelter in these evil days of polit-
ical apostacy.
In the discharge of our duty as the con-
duetor ola political press, we shall scru-
pulously avoid wounding individual and
private feelings. ''Our banner is now Ia
the battle and the breeze We have
planted Our feet upon the rampar;s of the
Constitution, and call npon the Pc pie ia
come TO the rescue. The constitutional
banner, waves over US in this contest for
free principles, and if we fall let its sacred
fylcs he wrap ed around us.
c. P. MCDANIEL, Editor.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-11

The Bank Convention agreed that each
hank should commence specie payments
whenever they thought proper So the
reign OF shinpiasiers continues for a while
longer.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-11
nv. @. Bad.

IICBiUAN.-Ihe Detroit Advertiser
afha l9th, gives up the Legislature and
She Congressman 10 the Van Bureniies.
Itays enough has been heard from to
reu'er this fact certain. Soft will take
arlher year forthe Wings to carry Michi-
Gan, after all. Well we predicted as
mah and ieald Inc former accounts were
TOO good 10 be true.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-11

We call public attention TO the much
abused and little understood Sdh-Treasury
Bill, which we publish to. day without com.
nent.
We would recommend our readers 70
study and ponder over il.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-11

T S now receiving ut the Store, owned
Z BY James McLaran, next door to John
keIlogg's.) we'll selected stock Of
STAPLE DRY GOODS;
together with good assortment of Hats,
Boots and shoes, and BrogdRs.
Clinton, Nov. 2jth 1888 DIV.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-11

i EFT The Stable of r. \. FAVOR. at
3 Ciiut;.;;,, a ChesnGt SIRE S@@?r-~aai Cait.
three wears old last June, YcIy bandsome
form, long ta5l. Spanish saddle with quilt
cd cover. heavy iron stirruns, horn broken
off saddle, two new saddle blankets not
separated, one old do under saddle, and
one large brown sheepskia on saddle, old
martlngaIe and collar with brass rings.
rnssett bride. reins halfleafher and round
half list. once white but somewhat soiled
L VIII CIV twenty-five dollars for taken mp
said s'rav, and will paw full, annie and
Sati~'Actorg, for particular care being ia
ken of him by anv person tal,ino him up.
w. c. DICKINSON.
Nov. l5.-n13t OF Grand Gulf.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-11

LOWER CANADA.-The patriots of this
province have made formal declaration Of
independence, declaring themselves free of
the mother country.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-11

o. We are authorised to announce L
s. CRAWFORD, of this place, as car
didate for the Office of Probate Clerk Q.
Kinds County.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-11

The butchery of the patriots at Prescott.
by the British, Is most horrible. A short
account is published in our paper tod y.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-11

OF We invite the attention Of Tic pua-
lie 70 letter from J. Il. 81 p. Jefferson
20 Col. VIM. Anderson, cashier pro. tenn. Of
the Real Estate Banking Company VII a.
will be found in our paper Otto day,
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-11

We are authorised to announce GREEN
E. BEAUCHAMP as a candidate for Cleyk
of the Circuit Court of Kinds County, al
the next general election.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-11

AMOS r. JOHNSON is candidate
for the Office OF clerk of the circuit cour
of Kinds county, at the next regular elec
ton.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-11
MICHIGAN

We have not received fall returns, but
there is very little doubt that the whole de-
~irRacratic ticket has succeeded.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-11
MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION.

MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION.
Ilappears that the returns are not com
als.e. So ar as heard from, they show a
l1r9e gain for the Republicans. l84 towns
give the Federal candidate Everett for Go
rernor 38,475 votes; Morton (Democrat)
a1085. Williams has boa; bis federal op-
Dtuent 500 votes.
7he democrats have hed a clear gain Of
ABOUT SO meul ers. The cause goes oravely
On in the oil Bay Safe, and ere long she
viii b-e4k Toe letters hich bind her 10 the
ear of Bunk monopoly, under which she
aas so long been doc mel to serve.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-11
New Goods! New Goods!


~ Il are now receiving and opening,
w direct from the cities of New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, large
and we'll selected stock of Fall and Win
ter Goods, comprising almost every arti-
Gle usually kept by merchants in the
Southern country, viz:
80 bales Virginia Lowell,
10 I" Negro Kerseys,
6 (" brown Domesiics,
800 pair Negro Blankets,
so +" Mackinaw do.
so fine Whitney, do.
1909 Russell s. Bi'k Brogans,
goo Kip peg'd do
$50 +" Monroe sew'd do
$50 Lady's Kid Shoes,
so 6. double sold
so Il" Seal Brogans,
so course peg'd Bootees,
SO sew'd do
so fine Calf
Together with a large assortment of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts. Kentucky
Jeans, Calicoes, Chinfz Muslins, Silks,
Sattns, Rihhands, Hosiery. Gloves,
bieach'd and plaid D1mesiics, Table Lin
mems, Irish Linncn, Lawns. Diapers, JAG
oneits and Cambrics. &c. &c &c with
"a full stock of Clothing. Hardware.
Qneensware, Glassware, Hats and S a.
dlery, all Of which are offered upon the
usual terms and at Tie lowest prices.
]. r. & P. JEFFERSON.
Clinton, Nov. l5-nItf
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-11

Z he Southern Marksman will he pub
lished weekly, at FIVE dollars, in advance
or six dollars al the end ofthe wear. Ad-
vcrhsemcnts will beinserted at the usual
rates. No subscription can be received
for less than six months, nor will any dis
continuance be made until al dues are
paid.
G. d. GERE, Publisher.
Clinton, Sept. 10, 1888.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-11
70 The ladies Of Clinton.

G. L. CLAPp. has Just onened a few
superior French hid Shoes and SLIPPERS
Also: A superior quality of Scotch Plaid
iS3airts, direct from The importer.
Nov. 26ih IS38.-2w.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-11
Our editorial this week IS quite sparce;
re- VII WI te more hereafter

re VII WI te more hereafter
Great Stage Rob5cry.-The Chambers
aarg Telegraph mentions that the Stage
p lie Uulted States line was robbed of ITS
wFs few nights ago near that town.
The a3ory was fortunately soon discov-
r3.. the trunks we're found in the
fihe road, broken open and rifel
!, u,..r or'enis. lncne Of them there
... ney and papers comprising an
a. ii more than faro hundred houv
s.aa ao iars. A fife and phpl contain
SAB lie. were found near the trunks
m.a Cd 70 he arrest Of two men who
w ... 10 he the robbers. One OF them
cards confessed bis guilt, and point
.. aat where the money and property
So = concealed.
nv. O. Bad.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-11
NOTICE

FETHE Subscriber would notify the pub
8 lie that he will sell his present stock
ofGoods nj very reasonable prices for Bran
don money. Store next door TO j. Il. &
2. Jefferson
Dec JOHN KELLOGG.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-11
.NoM15ett

LFromthe Commerce Bn eth, ID c. 8, 1883
NEW ORLEANS MONEY II ,RKEI.
Correced daily by Robinson & Co Exca
Brokers. IS Camp street.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-11
JOSEPH JOHNSON

JAcoB DELA MOTIF. See
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13

IT, hsi ~ the whsis vesls vii hs ,nsuas,, desisd
~ ef huntrrd nls. sSeua TIE ltnss from Maine
- Detect "a, T~ofis are IN confirmation, ihoss q
thssa wta ~ 10 b. plot large pr rero - Tho
nss sse among tasni y.'san. u ths gbest standing
ard tatstfgrne~. rsn.u,n ~ pitncely iofiUucs aud
81 ,vsft ptsSes.ion if~ eaEurd uiih the psui
20. S'cfsi as'oeistah' are iorn'sd IN er'iJ to~n and
-iauenre sufns 81 uonsr rsisrd ief
Size sqoAds q uB1ving from dtrrebt
iuinis ste places g. common rendezvous knoNn only
10 ,hensses Tn. n.pab.rs Il ,h.sr sssoe alton.
hashd ~ solemn oath so raAiutan tbr ~ Id
,t'y ihfooe oB, The wosa 10 - shd faithful to a
tThsf iunisfsnc psssrryr insalate any secrets hch
NAV be communicate g. ihrui puch. &c Nc There
. 80 ssseeaion snd i.1gr number 81 .wo'a n6cfs
10 New ioik city 1h0sr a ha b,nog not 70 the ss.s
ciato- MINORITY = she adult men ihs f~g'ou,
sno tnaw nothing whatever o 'h~ gus Of The pat
fois m imreusuHtis mystsfy taucs over thcf m"Se-
sruts e held M ul Parts and leading mcn
p.Hcr Co. snohef- nothing committed 60 pspef al -
Communicated ky special n-tsengctsl here - room
u ttr Huiri where am. esolusivey 6fuoisd TO them
Dor ui tisir tie erals, hy the nsme ui --, IS nov
b,tr. The uoiofous D,il johnson 40 this village, aud
probably this house. highly respectable crItle'
man ted 60 Gay Shat d. had private iuiefsle@ with
hin j. D. rsiinini~a that obey number l0O0l men a.
this county. aoi ihai there 40 coo men wtlhlo 100
l.irs Of ihIs Vi1rr distinguished LAWYER told me
90 day thst l- he'd doubt thst + Bill johnson was
nominated fuJ Compress iAls ccuuty 10 ght, he
~0ud hr elected. hrs~ nssociatnns s,ieud thio Oh.
out the Ga aadas The inhabitants az the towns the
Canada SIDE ~ the 81 Lawrence Il yer are filed with
The most alarming Tears The Kingston people are ~
constant expectation Of attack upon that They
sre essa cd 60 incrcasc The regular force by offering
large bouncs 90 volunteers but enlistment can
be procured They have tried crafts upon the Militia.
These resisted, and attempt al Perth 10 enforce
The drafts compel the NIlitia 10 give up their
sixteen Of the regular troops Killed Lower dpwn
thc river large numbers of Americans who thought
10 belong 60 The Patriots hsye joined the British army.
The more cdeoiuav supposed, 90 AID their friends
IN time Of need The Barracks al Kingston, It is re.
ported fred day before yesterday, and consider
able portion oi them were consumed. You Will Ice
fious 10 learn how should know Nha their oath is
viii tell YOU. have had three men 10 my
" all day, trsnsnctng business One Of them is
lawyer This lawyer Is the counsel and principal nd
wiser Of the whole hand. asked him some plain ques
ous and he took aside and offered comm
II would take the oath. told him would decide af.
ter he had epeaed The oath he did So and then de-
clued II is very long oath and awfuy solemn mud
Will venture The opinion that no man remember
more than the general tenor Of ii by herring il repeated
The papers dare not speak word. Hustitrs will
soon commence. The blow mny now be struck, and
the next hour may bring us the
Yours most iTuly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13
Good News From Canada I

On Tus5ay the 9th inst detachment was ordered
BY the commander Of the Patriot forces at NaPieryie
open = commune alton from that place 10 thamplan
DR. Cote held the command Of the party and executed
the duty assigned 10 him in gallant style assisted by
Cot Gsgnan he took the Stone Mills La Cole gar
fsoned by hundred men. Ia the execution Ct tbls
duts lac took mum ef Of the Odtpwn Militia prison.
whom be psrord on their word Of honor To remain
neural. D0ct Cote distinctly informed them that i
any of them violated their parole he would hold the
whole accountable
On "Wednesday these paroed tories being jrined by
q BODY Of regulars forgot their promise aud uniting
with Them drove Dr. Coir's guard, killing seven
aud capturing one piece Of cannon by the following
extract Of communication II will be seen that they
have mel their reward
"The Nspieryihe Patriot forces moved upon that
place th, morning, fought an hour and ha-re esp
iufed their and smsll arms which they had Lost
day btior. Yesterday The dead InoVRdsd end prison
era which tskcn by the Potnois, amounted to
three hundred said 10 be mostly Friisk Regulars
In sddt"n, the express who brought the above says
tha, the psiois butnsd evry tofyf house from which
they were fred upon, amounting TO seven s. 5San'
NtsahgfT, EIffs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13

ina'ion' and report TO the next Legislators r.l.n,.
to Cslcdcnis CO. buildings. WIN c. Kuif.ds. II
Farhsy.p, John P'cfpoiul Of N,igtnns,. aud :.
u. Binckmcr ~ Bennington.
Rport' r ConmRto BY CON % education -
the Senate bill Incorporating tho vermont H,iot.
eal and Aouqasusu Society passed By com ol
clsims Srtsle bill to rty Rums Csmrbcl SsT2
supper ted by Mcssrs Bsrkmet, p.nngham shd
Goodsle. opPO.sd by M TcWnsey and pissed.
The Senate came ia Ard the ian, tsremby %.
pointed sundry Jusliees Of The peace and We, eis.
solved.
The Senate reformed he bills fels,lse to el,s
ing bank corporations.
The bIil for the eoceiion 81 the school al
safety funds was supported by Msssrs Towns',,
Noyes. Tsra nud Ssuborn or = and opposed br
Messu Field Of W. Sabin, Gowds and Robbns
Adj
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13

Thus ends the Journal of legislative proceedings and
our daily paper. Did leisure permit We would indulge
in some comments pom the proceedings regular ami
on the part of some men, exceedingly irtegula, Of
this legislature. Por the present, however will on
" notice the parting announcement Of Speaker Foor
II was with sincere regret heard his declaration that
he had determined never again 10 take part IN the deb
eratlons of the House. He has done the state much
"rvice in the prompt correct and courteous discharge
OF the duties Of the chara service which be- dniy
appreciated only by those who have long been familiar
with legislation We trust his determination will bs
reconsdered.-U. Haiohrnaa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13

StNArr-The Senate b4sembed, md bilcr The "a.
change Of the customary messages and ptayrg by the
chaplain, adjourned by the President without DAY
llousr-The House mrt at ~, and the report Of
the committee OF elections favorable 10 the oaim Of NJ,
RICE OF Dummerston 10 scat was considered but "a
action was bad, ASH quorum was net present
Afer the exchange of the usual messages between
the two HouAss, Anspr1set by thu Rev MrRrllogs,
the Speaker adjourned the House without day
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13
Important from Canada.

gsntem.a who lsn Montreal lss, Monday, SAYS
that there had hrsa rising about 20 miles fIom Mont
real on Sundsv ia Rhseh the gents he'd captured
the Hon MI Eihcs, h,s ~iie and wes sister. and sH
81 eight Buiish saic,.fs sftsr goundug The gen
tls,asn saw q ths wounded men brought into Nj
real lie baa ben ht by i0ut bullets Tie insurgents
Rent 90 an Iud.an church while thr Indians we're
srmhled and rndeaVnfrd nduce them io JON the in
safrcetan Bat instfs6 Of this, the Indians mace
upon the insurgents and captured 20 or 30 ~ them
No spprsh f,i for The personal securty q
nr Elhc- and his family We lsheve the gentleman
uha tfngs uiis inisihgeuce u entitled % beiirf
g. rsi.I.ncr 10 ihr lrtfr puntsd Boa cot morning r.
dRinn. NJ keb1ie ssgs he t-syts o. that De 1as
Or Nelsan vIthlna week and knows tbsi IsIng Was
- iakc place Ne turbet saFs That be hes had haut-
bs pfinfeG 10 hs tun4urrug the fact. fof three
dug. past Ahrf al, vs have tauhi bot the state
nrais Ihe leusr greatly eragEetaird snd IN some
.ss thtt 40 susck thoold have heen made upon Nal
Sea she the frat Il reached % By Nay Of Mont.
rest
ssiuse stiure the Ibeys. the following letter from =
respectable esruensn n thls ett, nos IN sist 10
JeGsfssa C0gaty, n Y, bss besu put into Ger tsnos
Fl ca
-- Jr.TEHsor Co nov. ,.
sch I couA gre VOC some idfs 81 ihr Po'.hes a
Css reauu -Thefs - some d,,ssfitti on an ne De
mocfthc party wiih inr noulnttDa ct if"ns'n Tor
ConFrss, - he voted tor Acn iH pfruf+t 10 ngtesst
sac a. So S-stio sctsd th the Consefsa:Frs
fbr oo nruserat' epui1 not endors thai eoDseittd
feosraiE shaad ,hus .bus- ther eontc+sce tua they
naasnsse uiife uetst. Shirh sh PROBABLY ctsN -
sheush Of tbr Drn.sfsns votes tAe eiseioa
% Chnieaera the Wig rtrt'dtts
Gree errit~usut pfsrs''' on lrssfe 60 ibs Usnsgs
rssnt = - Eretsa ne iranru1e wh ch -tc pet
rs egssssas" ~ii have upon ths tssse surPess yoe
ksreif knav -, mean b. tss irfn psifsl--sr q,
lsess Arn the, n fcnttrr 49, socn - ihratfs TO-
stss - 3 ~ t.irutel e Ga vss'e ns'ta uoi "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13

Drsadial 9cciden, A son Of Th0masF stuusvant
Of iartland VI shout foar years old instaniy xii
ed on the 18th the wooen isot1fy u Mr Sl1f-
teYaut BY coming IA contact With the tesrie wheel
ryhg the child around At al the rate Of three HUNDRED
times IA mute. The bones Of the child rsfe shock
in.y bfos-n and nsaglsd Yt. H0suy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13

- tlDch I. NJ.
SgNArE-B Ws-Empoweri clerks end ias,l.
oes ol The peace To correct errors IN executions IN
certain eases-reIecled relating to corporations.
and the disagreement of The tao Houses cons,der-
3D. and the bill again laid % the table without nc.
non 10 encourage the growing 81 ELK, sent up
IRON Tie House with amendments, 10 which the
Senate concurfed relating to the trustee process
ueiofe justices ofthe peace-the Senate non-con.
CURED IN the amendment from he House relstiug
to the sale Of machinery, sent up from the House
WIN on amendment 10 which the Senate concur.
red. Adj.
iousE-Fhe chair reeSpItulaied The vote taken
before adjournment on the ELK bhi showing but 80
members p'csent-deciaed that 10 qaorsm We.
present, Nl6 being required to form a quorsn,
and therefore that he vote wss nugslory. The
question REQUIRED on the FINAL passage Of the bin
and q Ass passed.
The char nominated snd the Youse sppointe
the following persons a committee 10 make exam.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20


q u subscriber offers for sale the plan-
tation on which be resides. situated or
the Military road. 10 miles north east Of
Columbus. The tract contains $50
100 Of Which are cleared and under good
fence. There IS atMo story framed
dwelling house with Eve rnomsthe ont
houses are ~ good TepaiT, ard he yard
and garden handseatl f enclnsesI here
are also two excellent wells q never feIi-
ing water and ssns.i ofcfare 81 good
fr0is on the premises
wish also 70 sell 4 hnuse b
Columbus, e present occupied by h1r.
VIM. Estes, situated near the Steam, Boat
landing. The improvements consist q
adnnbie lOg house, kichen, smoke hnnse,
&c; and there are lhrte lots Of quarter
acre each. Alsoi for saletwD lots III the
town Of Aberdeen near the business part Of
the town, and designated IS lots No. So
land ss8 IN the original plan. This pro
perty S well situated, l0f private resi-
dence wish also % sell 10 the County
Eof Oaktibbehas Section %, east BE. S. az.
Section IS. nDfth DC Section four, east hal
south est quarter section Eve, south ball
wese halt north east 81. sec. S. aII ia Town.
ship 10s Range * east. AlS0. south hal
Il 1851
west nalt south Wesl quartet section nine
township 60. range 10. east ana ne essl
lsi. South Yves, a. section =. township 90
Rsnse q east
he above described land IS of exeelien,
quality aud IS admirably adaf.fed q fhf
culture q Cotton; 'ile principal grpwth Is
oak and hickory anslthe soil IS = ticiI sand
ham based on limestone. Ny hands az
now employs % section 10 erecting cabin.
and clearsng land. would Sci great baf.
gain y the whole Of ans partf The ahnvs
/ named Propetty. Any oDe y no raieft niif.
s hicil 1--we can 81 oe.
corn. quahlity ieddet, sIsf s.
sasefs eat1se hogs sc. and piss sien ~.
en- on the Isl March next Persons uiSh;nr
e Purchase can know the terms 81 ppli
cation % the subscriber.
VIM, S. BOILING.
Feb. 9Th 1883 81
i y. 3. Should not dispose 81 my plan
eation ID the military Road 6y tie Isl & srch
viii rent il for the remainder of tl1e vesr
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20

WAEgIANgE1 e Plantation, con-
~ Gaining Eight Hundred and Eighty
eight acres &c rich woodland prairie. end
situated four ind half miles lIoln colnn-
bus. Miss There are Two hundred acre.
il high state of cultivation, npon which
three crops have been made On The pre-
misses IS good SIN E5Ol Sc and other i'm.
proyemehts. Ills tract joins Gen. brown.
riggi and Col. Amis plantations. and IS,
in pointof fertility and location. sufpasset
by no plantation 81 rs size inthe slafr. Fol
further particulars. apply .
a. BoYKIN. Cplnmbns.
or of the subscriber &c piekeAsgiile. Ala.
24f HENRY NEWELL.
Valuable Property FOR Sa1e
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-20
RObsrL E. RlvOs

Solomon w. Stewart
NOTICE is hereby given, that the above
In attachment has been issued az the suit
Of the said plaintiff against thr said defend
ant, as an ASCENDING debtor, 20 the sum
aforesaid, and has been return 20 this
Office duly executed, and IS now end
and undetermined in the Circuit G >
Lowndes County, State Of NlississippinG
that unless the said defendant shall ppear,
90 or before the second Monday Of April
next. being tho first day Of the Circuit
Court for the county aforesaid. give special
bail and plead, Judgement will be entered
against him, and the property attached viii
be sold 70 satisfy the plaintiffs demands.
Witness, tile clerk Of the said circuit
censt, this 9TH dav uf March. 1888.
OVID p. BROWN, OK,
! ~ n. r-tf faZeNF
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81 20 co u q. 81 So q. D

Z ~ IA 4sAIt9ANAA4AlA
1914 .LowNDzs CoUNTY,
AMI d. Murphy q
Daniel d. Murphy, Attachment
VS.. $l10 W
John Dearing
nj OF IC Il Is hereby givens that the above
attachment has been issued az the
suit Of the said plaintiffs against the said
defendant as an ahsconding debtor for the
sum aforesaid, and has been returned 70
this Office duly executed, and IS now pend
ing and undetermined 10 the Circuit Court
of Lowndes County. State ol Mississippi,
and that nnless the said defendant shall ap.
pear. on or before the second Monday Of
April next, being the first day Of the CiI-
chit court for the county aforesaid, give
special bail and plead, judgment win be
entered against him. and the property Al.
tached will be sold 70 satisfy the plaintiffs
demands.
Witness, the clerk Of the said circuit
court, this c2d day of February, 1888.
OVID p. BROWN,
Pre-. fee. 2 so. clerk