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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28
TRUST SALE.

Rf virtue of the powers vested il
us by a deed oftrust made and cx
ccuted by keightley Sanders, bearing
date the second day of August 1886
and dul y recorded in the Office of the
cIork of the Probate Court of Madison
county, for the purpose securing the
punctual payment Of a certain sum OF
money therein specified; to Folkes,
Walker x Go. of Nicksburg Mississip.
pl. We will proceed to sell at public
auction for cash on Friday the ninth
day of March 1888, at Canton Madi
son county the following described
Lands, situated in the county of Mad
lson to wit: The south half of the
north east quarter Of section seven
township ten, range four east; contai-
nmg forty acres, the east hafthc south
east quarter of same section, township
and range containing eighty acres, the
west halt OF the north west quarter of
section eight, township ten, range four
east; containing eighty acres, the south
west quarter Of section eight township
ten, range A eastcontainlng lG9acres,
the north half Of the south east eight OF
section eight township ten, range four
east containing forty acres; and also
the following negroes to wit;
Isaac aged 35 years, Dock q, Vio-
LET 10 and har two childron lana 10
Jack 90, Minor 90, Hennell 40, Jim IS
Robert %, lessee 90, Moses 10, Cor
den IL. The title to the above prop
crty is believed to be good, but we will
convey only such title as is vested in
us. w. Il. LEWIS,
WIN. HARVEY,
Trustees.
February 7, 1898. 37-5w.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28


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y OF ulnuScnen'' or Do'h-Il!storlcaI
-, "reminiscences OF OF events
wv ',''!u,o lo' lilS'oty, !c' e'uo'ua'hg it'
anu or'gu'eu'nH INC interestingly DC re-
gorIcd as forming the staple OF the work.
AnI oi inc indigenous Ioe'ry' enough is
PuO'''i'cu-Solnctl,leS OF no mean strain,
10 l'4nlIcS' ana cu''lVa'c Inc growing Po-
c' ,I, 'a8'o ana Talents oil our country
! nc ''icS appear lor SeVeraI reasons
10 demand 'U ,r a"orK--ahd NOT one alone
out many nc Vuouc NINA Is ieVcrlsh
una lrII'a,Gu S'l,I' from recent political
!, ne Soi'' aSSUaSIYe influence OF
L'lcra,uFe IS needed 10 aIlay lhat ieYcrand
Soo,n 'nat lrf',auon; ice ana Ioily are
rlotIh8 abroad: hey should be- driven
ny 'Il4'7nahl co"Ne' or IoShcd by rdlcuio,
mo liioIF Ii'uhg haohtS' Ignorance lords
u over an immense proportion OF our peo-
P'c' Every spring should DO set IN mo-
uon 10 arouse 'he enlightened, and to IN
crease 'lc'r hunOcr; SO mat 'he enemy OF
{,opu'or government may no longer brood,
IKE PoF'cn'o0s cloud, over the dc7tlnies
o. our countro. And to accomplish all
,noSc ohoS' What more powerful agent can
DC Employed thah q periodical, on The plan
o. INC messenger; Il that plan be but car
rIcu OUT IN practice!
ne ooo'n peculiarly requires such an
gent IN all inc unlon, south OF Wash
nS'oh' mere arc but two literary period
cas- Northward OF that city, there are
'rooao'y at Icast twenty-five or thirty :
> 'n'S CONTRAST luStlIcd ny the wealth, the
loSur'' inc hoti'e talent or the actual lit
'fory TASTE OF the southern people, com
JARED with those OF the northern? No:
OF IN wealth. talents and taste, We can
us'ly clam at least an equality with our
'Io'nrchi ana Il domestic institution exclu-
'NcIy our oWh' beyond all doubt affords
49, II we choose twice the leisure for rea-
my ana wfltnG, winch they enjoy.
II was from deep sense otlhis local
W, I"'' 'lia' lne WORD Southern was engraf-
Gu q. on the name Of this periodical; and
IoI VIII" any design to nourlsh local pre-
" o"dooS' OF 10 "4roca'c supposed local in c
; :, ,L :, Fur ,.' from any such thought, S
vs., 20 ,''o Tul'or ierVent wish to see the t
,ottn o.u SCUM bound endearingly to. /
,,a '%JI iIIeEcr' III the slIKen bands ofmu- t
'oi M,iuLeSS ana affection Far from f
IronJ,. "oS'""y 10 the north, he has 5
'leaoy Drawn ana he hopes hereafter to =
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28
RICHARD NUGENT.
FRANCIS w. TURpIN.

The counting room Of the under
signed is Ecpt in the brick house re-
Gently occupied by Messrs. J. Chap
man & Co. which is nearly opposite
Muir, Moore & Cos. old stand. They
nre prepared to receive Cotton on st3.
rage, at the Cotton Shed formerly oc-
cupied by White Turpin and Nephew,
and have taken out police of insu.
rance which covers all Cotton shin.
ped to them here, or to Nugent and
Turpin, New Orleans.
TURPlN & NUGENT.
Grand Gulf, Sept. I, 1872 GIN
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28
NOTICE..

All persons having ,claims against
the estate of Sion Sanders deed. will
call on VIM. L. Gillespie Esq. of Can.
ton orsettlement. as he has the settling
of the business of said estate, and per.
sons wishing to rent the land, will al,
so call on him.
VlNSON SANDERS. Admir-.
MARY SANDERS, Adm'trix. |
January 81, 1885. x .36-5w1
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28

T
FI'arar
| S0t Univ
4 UaHg M.9'a',,."'
NJ iana
~ proposing he !.
an additional nee.,'.
q Governments n
|dersigncd l,cIsiti6 .'',.'.
to state, conciselg' h.
|ciplcs which SHAH s W
editorial e, -Iabors ani il h.
TIE prominent iealoa,,l
respects, he design, +.
per- In The first pIa "
array liseliin opposIIDa
admInlstratic1 Of tbe
inent. We bclicvel6,tn,''.
ed by the "powers ths n
principles and policy n
the dominant party n
States, tend absolutely
concentration of power !,
OF the Chief Maeiislra,s
alike to the peace E and |
the RepublIc-that, uDdor
name of dcmocrarV, a 1
seek to obliterate those :,
strlctlons placed upon 4
the General Governme.
State Rights in the ab,0r
OF Federalisn-andtom
expense of the people, a
sol'oSdted government, D.
power, and comforting IN
Magistrate Of the Union
control Of the purse and
, In addition to this, the s.,
IItlcaI @hignc-partyu lt
and proscrlptive tagort
characterize the mOyerr
party in power, tend, ma
the gradual corruption Of !
to the oppression and PEI
men Of real worth and 4
and unless destroyed, VII
drive from the service d 1
those honorable and aIFl
men whose virtues add al
American name. It is d
here to enlarge upon Ills
political sentiments are
most of the reading men
We entertain the same o.
which we propagated Wild
he Clinton Gazette.
We adhere, decmedIEh
;ipIcs Of the Wing Party.
9arty we shall struggle vi
ldeIity in their noble dl
he country from the rul'
nd corruption of the parg!n
0 restore our dropping aS
hat republican beauty u
wore under the Democrair
an Administration Of lhd
Onto reform the manda
ions emanatlng from the
'co tocoi,m-to guard and
ne sacred constitution Of 4
ON the rude assaults Of 4
trengthen and support The
lie States-to raise The ?
lat pecuniary ruin brOusl|
n them by a series OIL 4
lngerous "experimenl'
lrrency adyentured uPS
tie administration, and
resume will be coasapd
Ingistrato pledged solemn
the bIighting footprints
i0us' predecessor. loj
eat work of patriotism \
instant aim and object !
dHty this task may be \
ne and public opinion u
rate--and to this test We
bmit our Iabors.
The Sun, however, VIII \
lsively a poIiticalp
the day, both domestic Iaa',l
c proceedings ana ueg
ltional and State Legls1
cal eiIusions and Iltefa
Ill all receive our wi n
- = :. intended 10 make u
es,ing and useful 70 y
/, community; and, IN PIaI
Y be enabled to en.1
cunt of intelligence e''r
III procure, as soon a., a
M the SuS as resPeea.
cham al appearance =. :,
Der IN tins sec''V" a,
TERss, &c
The first numbe WI, ,,ai
ned on or before the n n
> nrice will be Five III ..lI,,
,aymcnt be made ~ ','' fTl
tho recentlOn ol i I
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28
no M WHOM N MiI con


ETTERS Of administration hayinl
H been granted 10 the undersigned
by the Probate courtor Madison county, on
the estate of Hugh Simpson decreased
Notice is hereby given TO all persons ha.
wing cl,nms against said estate to present
them duly authenticated within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be lorcy
or barred; and all persons indebted to the
sand estate arc rcqucstodto make immcdi-
ate payment.
ROBERT SIMPSON, Ad'mr.
January 81, 1888 3G-Gw.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28
COMPREHENSIVE

II ICIIAKD NUGENT, OF Now Or.
- leans, La. and FRANCIS W..
TURPlN, of Grand Gulf, Mis-. have
associated themselves together for the
purpose OF transactng general Com
mission business. The STYLE of the
firm in New Orleans will be Nugent
& Turpm, and in Grand Gulf Turpin
& Nupent.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28
NOTICE.

February 7, 1898.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-10
v r. The nsalucn,s that have been card Tor, including
CRY SAVINGS BANK.


7H1HIS Institution went into operation on the hrst
4 day Of the present year-"ih view to pF"mnt'
ing n spirit of economy, especially among the Ia
bnrinr classes of the community, this Association will
receive on deposte, such sums oil money as may De
offered from time 10 time less in amount than five
dollars upon which an interest, al the rate OF i've per
cenum per annum will be allowed Qen days atrf sncn
deposiie upon all sums remaining Tor less time 'han
six months; and upon all sums remaining longer time
than six months an interest Of Elk per cenlm per an
nun will he aowed-ffccn days notice OF intention 10
Withdraw being required
Certificates Of dcposile will be issued. signed by me
President and Cashier and all property and funds be.
longing to the Institution bound for the payment
thereof.
D,scouyr DAYs-Every Thursday evening, 4 o'clock,
at the office al Shockn Warehouse.
SAML WlNFREE, President
SAML F. ApiE, Cashier.
f. B. Bentley, Secretary.
Rott n Jenkins. Benz Sheppard, p. Edmunds Rich
ard b. HaxaI Jas G. Crane Jas r. Bridges, j. Fry,
r. NJ. Crump Horace l. Kent, James " DibtelI, Fay
cite Larrop Fl. Baldwin. Alex. Dual. james Allen,
David Bridges, Robt c. Williamson. John n; Gordon,
Judah Myers R. Edwards, ir., VIM. Allen, William s.
Plnner. Jesse Sncad-Drectors.
F.b Il Si-2awST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-10

Class No Tor the benefit Of the Richmond Academy,
to be drawn at Alexandria, Virginia, on Saturday, Fe-
bruary l7lh, ISIS.
MAGHIFIcEST SCHEME.
$40 0O0 10000. G000! 5000! 1900! $500! ,94O 80
prizes of 900 dollars!
Tickets $l0-shares in proportion.
A package of whole tickets will be sent for $3.50
Shares in proportion. Certificate OF package q. whoes
will be sent Tor $3.50. Shares in proportion. u Ad-
dress the lucky Minister for them, HOfT.
Tickets in all Lotteries for sale by the package single
ticket, by the all-lucky HOfT,
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
Oft Eagle who has and is now selling more Capital
Prizes than any other yender in the known world.
\. B. Orders in all cases strictly confidential
~ Orders fur Tickets from any part of the United
States, by Mail or otherwise enclosing cash prize
tickets thankfully received and executed by return
mail, with the prompt attention on personal ap-
pication and The Conuco pa sent gratis containing the
drawinr-if addressed 10 D. NJ. HOYT.
Eeb / E2-n
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Virginia State EOtterv.

For The benefit Of The Town OF Wheeling Class No.
for ISIS 10 be drawn at Alexandra, Va, Saturday,
February 10, lc3S.
SPLESDiD SCHEME
$4,000. $4,000, $4,000, $4,000 $4,000, $4,000,
$2OOO $l,7I7 | 2-25 OF $1,000, IS Of 500, Is Of
$500, SC. &c.
packages Of 25 whole tickets Sl3O-Shares in proper.
ton.
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Eiehmond and Petersburg RaiL.rOad Company.

T meeting President aud Directors on the m instant,
u. following further required from the sorkhoders,
TO be paid by them Bank Of Virginia o lis 'fdn al fc-
,crJrr the Company TN each share Sd to
the lst Octobcr h Novenrr list December LIST Jaua
ry md LIST February anal :U on the LIST March next
~ fl i. Indispensable that acquisitions should be met with
uUcuaIirv by the stockholders claims against the
arc ur s,cI character, rs not to admit OF delay.
WIN. +. SHEPPARD, Treasurer.
:i1-lawtl-tM
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EVERY VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-Pursu-
ant to the last will aud testament Of Maj Robert
Park decd We Offer private sale, the lands belong
ing 10 his estate auated Oxford Granville County
North Carolina.
The upper tract lies on both sides Of Fishing Creek
within two miles Of that Furnishing village. and is est-
mated to contain | 900 acres, 200 Of which creek
bollom very productive in grain, and susceptible Of
great improvement, at moderate expense. The upland
is SOFT easily cultivated and productive; and such of it
as is not fresh having for the most par, up in
pine, is rapidly recovering its former fertility. There
are 300 in original timber well suited to both fen.
cling and building purposes and so situated as 10 be con-
vrnicnl all parts of the plantation. The improve
mcn,s consist of u comfortable dwelling house, with six
large cotton ina granary, with stables at.
tached-n smoke house-corn crb-tObacco barns, and
some Cabins 1t is believed that excellent overshot
mill might be built this tract, commanding the best
water power in the neghborhood.
The lower tract is situated four miles from Oxford
and contains by very old surveys 040 This is
generally believed 10 be of the best estates Of its
in This section Of country. About 1cO
creek bottom, Of superior quality, and from 41O 10 800
of tobacco land vet 10 clear Timber is very
abundant. and al trtling cost. The mill which is
good SITE migh be put in operation and rendered
profitable There are two settlements this land with
n dwelling and out houses at each-some good tobacco
barns, &c.
The terms will be made accommodating, and we in
wife proposals from such persons disposed to make
investments in valuable real estate
Oxford offers the advantages Of schools and good
ciety and these lands present those Of SOIL fine water
aud pure air--Wrilten communications will be address
ed 10 US al Warrenton. North Carolina
WELDON n EDWARDS.
GEO. D. BASKERVILLE,
Executors Of Robert Park. decd
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Ar WESTMINSTER. PA.-The cotton factory oi =
Hatch nine miles east Of The borough, with all s COZ"
tents wns entirely destroyed by fire on the 2oo "''
Loss, about $50 nU0; Insurance, $9,0OU.
Psticogt Government Girls -Thrce OF Tue
nionarces of Europe exhibit the singular VI
being headed by young girls. The Queen OF EnGianu
is but L. the Queen Of Portugal the same, and the queen
of Sualn {. The Qrren Resent Of Spain IS about'l.
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
AND POTOMAC AND LOUISA RAILROADS
WISTER hRRASGEMESTs.-FOr Washington (,ty
"a FAVE Richmond at o'clock A. NJ Gay.
3 Do. Frederckshal! clock, a. M do.
Far Eirht1Ond

f0T itfhEORd
Leave Fredericksburg at i oclock A. Nj. daily.
| Do Frederickshall at clock, A NJ do
| Do Washington al 3 clock, A. NJ, do
The navigation Of the Potomac being still open, pas.
.eugcrs leaving Richmond IN the morning arrive al Bali
,imore the same evening, and those leaving Washington
in the mornings boat arrive at Richmond before night,
| and proceed TO Petersburg the same cTcnIng.
! n B-Passcngers bound for the Wilmington and
Charleston line, should leave Washington BY the ""n.
ing's boat of Monday Friday. They will then mee!
with delay.
i:ce rsca pitua,ion of advertisement Of Wilmington
Company
Leave Richmond at ii O'Clock, y. NJ. day-(iU
miles railroad. and Al miles in s'ages)
Leave Fredericksburg al / O'Clock. a. NJ daily.
| Leave Washington at 3 O'Clock, A. NJ daily.
Passengers frr charlottesville, Guyand0t;r, Lynch.
brrn or Tennessee arrive Frcdercks!a from Rich.
u,ond and fredericksburg by half past o'clock, +. NJ
daily proceed ii miles West of Louisa Court house by
an early hour the evening. and having The whole
niu for rest arrive at charlottesville III time f., the
Western and Southern stages next day Thus, without
loss nf expedition they gain III comfort over al EXISTING
lines besides that the late hour OF starting iIom Rich.
mond allows Of some business being done there the
morning.
Passengers from Stanton, LynchburE, &c. taking
the railroad line al Charlottesville after dinner. airve
at Fredetcksha by 10 o'clock. where they sup and
lodge They arrive in Richmond BY the next mornings
train by halipas eight clock, thus arriving several
hours ahead Of the mail and gaining the business hours
change at the junction OF the roads, to tie mail train
from Richmond breakfast in fredericksburg and arrive
at Baltimore the evcnng-;aus progressing ct the
same speed with the mail.
The eight wheeled cars used are o: a construction
which is thought to preclude the possibility Of injury 10
,assenrers In their use, well as OF the tOnr wheel
ed cars on these roads they have proved perfectly safe
Ont Of than 10000 passengers transported since
the opening of the Fredericksburg road not one has re.
ceived any injury. The are warmed with stoves;
an apartment provided for ladies' and all arrangements
are made calculated render travelling safe and com,
Portable.
Fare from Richmond 10 Fredericksburg s.; TO Wash
ng,on (im wn,er,) 8: from Richmond 10 t1-derrks.
hall 50 75 TO Charlottesville: - %; from f3derckS.
burg to FrederickshaII, So 75 to charlottesville Sd
Children under - years of age: half price Servants
in servants car. half price-to Washington, 81 %.
Office efhs Rirhmond frederiehs6urg aud Potomac
Roihoad Company, Jan. Oh: les.
; The Editors Of the Compiler Petersburg nteigenrc Ma
S Intel srncer Globe, Baltimore Ametc"n tfcdenrh 'buts
Arena aucsyile StnuDicn Spectator aud Lynch
ur Nr.uan 81 pleas, all former 81
the Company the above ui weeks, and forward tier
bills.
Jan. ID dim
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Sale of Corn. Stock, &c, at Bleak Ill.,

Sale Of Corn. Stock. &c, al Bleak i1iH
Hill, in the county Of King William, miles from
Taylors Ferry and Is from Richmond, Tuesday, the
l3h day of February next if fair, if not the next fair
day thereafter his stock of cattle sheep hSgS hof5 od
der, nc. &C.: household furniture, kitchen and farming
utensils. -. co Ill
The terms of sale will be-a credit of months for all
sums over ten dollars, that sum and under, cash: Inc
nurchnsers will be required to execute bonds with ap
pea.ad securi,y before The property is removed.
At the same tme will offer for sale my crop Of corn
estimated at 400 barrels OH credit Of 90 days the pur-
ehasers giving bonds with approved securtyIIhe 'uo
c-;ber will state that his stock Of cattle and sheep are
unerior and his oxen unsurpassed, he believes IN
lower Virginia lHOMAo ~ 49, ~ 81
January 30
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SsSaE'E'as y.
l.yucs YET REaSIS> uSsra"."

firvas tic Comic .7'snaldek.)
tPROfDS TO TIE GOOSE.
bar Cucie-accert our best thanks
For yuut yeIy aice Mchaeinas treat;
such beautiful bird nee. saw-
So tender, 50 io'Iu-, AMI 80 sweet:
Nv Wit. an! TvSrif both declare,
S,acc we ;tch the hy;neneai a"oee,
We never before ciaPp'd our eyes
On 80 Giuc-so delicious goose.
The hta,s arc al! well. L;,;is Sam
l. 4 SoJmon quite OF has age:
Such mimic. Wc'"c serious thoughts
OF bringing him VI to the stage.
lie already lascs off you ind aunt,
Her way OF cXclaimins the 'The doocc!
II. rln initiate rock :, hsHs and DUCKS
1yropos-,uAay thanks icr the souse'
Our eldest we'vr christen'd, at last,
A'tcr sou and ny uncle 1T York
JOAN James Pau. Ralph George Job Giles Marx;
And Eiiza's beginning to ta!k.
Little Arthur has lost Il front tooth,
And Another i, CITING quite loose
The; both want TO know when you'll come
Ana ,.,ank you, dear sir, !or the goose.
Ltt'o Halls as like you as t"o peas
So lively. So S:nlrt. and 50 jauuty!
AnI dcur little Emily Ann
i ..own quite .he moral OF aunty.
Se;ine's tGan,llling, IN Ficnca,
The voya &C OF Mister PerCnse;
Ard Amelia EGs knit you purse:
And thank YOU, dear sir, tof the goose.
Lule Ellnn's begun 10 sal "a,
And her master, the Chsvaes Baull,
Declares that he never set heard
Child sing 80 exceedingly small.
Little Toms gate Il sportsman become:
n, las eau IL; ,Ouns hare III II moose,
Anal scnls YOU the skin 10 b. stun d:
And thank you dear sir, for the goose.
Your sodson'S beginning TO draw
YuT remember III. Io:uc-ItIle Nike
He has chaln'd sou and nunt OH tbs wall,
And really they're .au.hshy like.
Such Spirits never get saw;
He's just like tiger lei loose;
And 81: means 10 work you 4 screen,
And thank YOU, dear sir, rthe goose.
Your museum, hope, goes On well;
Bat, uncle. tasG care at ynur eyes,
And pray don't with MICROSCOPIC look
So much ut those very small flies.
send you the hofa OF derr-
behave its Il species Of moose
And the quill OF real biacs swan;
And thank you dear sir, for The goose.
;hopc you ride OF, every day
It's III. FIRST thins on rurth !nr the heai1hi
Without which, rs we oft heard you say,
What's houofs, and stat :on and wcali!.:
Eut, dear uncle pray never more mount
That wild thin, sou honght OF Lord Roos,
But rou are 81 exceedingly hold!
DID thank you before for The soose'
r. S.-Cnn you lend me ten pounds
Till Christmas: Ny leuse is Just out
And rvc no one 10 iy to but YOU.
Dear sr-by the bye, how's your govt:
The interest, OF course, shall pay,
Five per ccnt.-ls your cough getting i"ose!
You an send it per poSt-ana, dear Nu:i.s,
MANY thanks Tor ihal iuck 0: goose.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-10

NNTM +. RlTCIlIE, attorney anil Counsellor at Lao
w late Of Richmond, Va, now of Vicksburg, Mis-
sissppi-oers professional services TO the public
He will attend the Courts OF lnGs, Madison, iazoo,
Washington, Warren the Parish Of Carroll in Loulsl-
ana-and the Supreme Federal and Chanccry Courts,
at Jackson-Iie expects remain most of the summer
IN Vicksburr, and will attend promptly TO any connu-
nica,ons that NAV he addressed to him.
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A Il me tug Preslsi aud Director u Tue Lousa
n Road Company held Louisa Courthouse Oh Inv
9Th OF October, 1887: . -. >. /, ~,,,,,v n,
and thry hereby required the Farmers Bank OIL Ss
CIV m snn 10 what has been already called for, twenty dollars
nc on each share cm in the stock OF tho said com
in The tnwns namcy53 per share on the '
or ,nuuy pcr the Isl dry ol February next
81 pe m on the Isl day March next and - share on the
ii day OF Nprii usual, interest VIII De allowed on az IN
arr before they become DUE aud interest WIN NC
e"7 NATHANIEL THOMSON. Clerk.
u Tc rsraIncu,s hal have called .n including the
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I,I'lIBER FOR SALE.


FEyHE Georgia Lumber Company have now on hand
l. at their depot at Daren, large amount OF Lum
her for sale by The cargo, in smaller quantities. and
they fully prepared to furnish on short notice all
kinds of The best quality of Southern Pine Lumber,
sawed TO any required dimensions, and at The most ia
vorabc prices.
All communications may he addressed TO the Agen J
The Gcorga Lumber Company. at Darien, and will receive
prompt attention. SIMEON Is. JE" /,
Secretary of Georgia Lumber Company.
Lumber Civ Geornia, Feb. | S2-3m
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