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6,LASSCAL SCHUO-on Friday the 18th u,., the Scm-An-
nua Examination my School took place. when premiums weIo
awarded the following young gentlemen Tor industry unc prom
cheney their respective casses during tho last essio"
h highest, premium m"G Ens l a. W ioc, Stafford, Va
aI. JAMIE. ii. a. Auschcr Prince WIia0,va
lat Class ruci:ulprcmu awarded to John L. Scott, Buck
ingham Va
81 do Containing students tho lst and ID classes, show
Ing up written TRANSACTIONS from Saus,s C":ne Conspiracy John
ih Glass;, tcaar)-Acxander Hamilton Mchic AlSemarlr
9Th do, (cusnr)-oclarus a. Crcnsh"", F!usannu.
Premium awarded to James N. a. MuscLcr,.
Is, Glass, uacrois Ari,hl-RlchHiJ W. Duke, Abemuro
81 do, tLacroiI A.h alex H. Mc'ie.
Sd do Thomas L; rat,sh !; Al Gs
Is, Glass, James ". a. Mu.chct.
I'd DO, Edward Scott, buckingham.
Is, Class, James NJ. 4. Muscheu.
ID do, Edward Scott.
is, Class, James A. A. Muschrt..
Keiat's re Of the Terrestrial Globe,
I'd DO, Bc!fed C. shuckcionI, Abcmne.
Premium awarded TO Elias a. w: ilore
Premium awarded to oclavius A. Crenshuw.
will the 18th year OF School, on the eth OF Janu
airy next, 18th Of December oowins with
of month Summer from the h OF June 10 The
ANNEXATION Of the wods which acquired scanning the writings
Of the Poc and they instructed IN the correct method OF ar
ranging translation which learned by becoming
1uaned with the principle, Of connection among the words result
Ia the other branches aor
great TAKEN the pupils should understand well watc"c
they study, before passing over it.
learn when they do not pay NJ
the commands Of their eacc such 10 not
So sufficient warning han been them OF tho
qucncc will be suspended and if still ncos5e, will be dismissed
schooin which case, tuition fec will be refunded
The $40 per OF months, with extra charge
Of S. from those who study FRENCH payable IN advance
will be issue from time 10 tmc showing the progress nhn uePo
the pupils II desirable that application be made early
number Of scholars will be Ged a ind that Parent. or
Guardians should communicate with relative 10 what branches
they wish their sons or wards to study
Richard Duke ESQ., whose plantation tho school house IL ST.
tunted about miles ~ E. will boaders
q S5j for months
Dr. William g. Carr with whom board will also receive board
$50 for months Both The tuition lee at lie price board
expected to he paid in advance.
For the information of Parents and Guardians who wish 10
their wards my school, publish The following ie
monials:
avng Mr: Give his knowledge Of the
Greek and myself authorized that he
With boi Gnd cnanbe frnm h requirements
teaching them successfully feel hesitation in commenting him
GESSNER HARRISON
Professor Of Languages in the Uairersty Of
DEC lat 1884,"
"At Mr. Gives request have carefully examined him in Arth
mec Algebra TSonometry and Geometry end regard him qua
lifted OF those branches Of Mathematics the
in the semnnries Of the
C. BoNNYcAsTLE
Professor Of -Hatserac:ies.
Usvrnsr1r OF Va, Dec. l3, 1885,"
Letters addressed Stoney Point Abemae Va will be
promptly atrndedto GEORGE CLl'E
DecsmLetS C6-wHm
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rREAT NORTH AND SOUTH EXPRESS LINE

TREAT NORTH AND SOUTH EXPRESS LINE
On WINTER liaiJaz, Wilmington
and Charleston This line while il avoids the dangers
Of the Capes md the fagues Of BOD miles OF Sag.ng
offers 10 The traveller route which Tor speed, fefy
comfort and economy. is not equalled.
(io,yG SouTH.-By this route, Passengers who leave
Baltimore on Monday and Friday, vim The Chesapeake
Bay Boats and Portsmouth Railroad, or via Washington
city, the Fredericksburg, Richmond and Petersburg
Railroads Bakcly, will reach Halifax on the evenings
of the next days, viz Tuesday and Saturday. From
Halifax they will be Immediately conveyed by Post
Coaches and Railroad to Wilmington, where they VIII
arrive on Thursday and Monday mornings, (iavIng slept
at South Washington the preceding nighis) thence a.
ter TWO hours delay, TO Charleston, in from II 10 10
hours thence, By Railroad, to Augusta. ,,
Extra leaving Baltimore or Washington city on Wed
ncsday, via Fredericksburg Richmond and Petersburg
Railroads Bakcly, Passengers will arrive al Halifax
on Thursday evening, at Wilmington, Saturday morn
Ing and leave for Charleston on Monday.
GoISG NukTH-Leave Charleston every Sunday and
Tuesday at s. ?. NJ, reach Wilmington the following
morning to breakfast Leave Wilmington at ~ o'clock,
and by Rail road Post Coaches arrive at Halifax on The
evenings of the next days, viz Tuesday and Thursday
Sleep Halifax and the next morning proceed North,
via the Petersburg Richmond and Fredericksburg Rail-
roads.
Extra, leave Wilmington on Friday, arrive al Halifax
Saturday, and the next morning. via the Portsmouth
Railroad and Bay Boats, or the Petersburg, Richmond
and Fredericksburg Railroad.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-23

Drawing of the Grand Consolidated Lottery, No.
for lS35-Drawn lst January, lS3S-Sl7 600 Capital:
3 80 S 70 al % IS 10 81 80 Gu.
All tickets with one Drawn Number, entitled to 81
nett.
Splendid Capitals sold by tloy, and Nos 80 |! 1919
nice little prize Of 900 dollars returned TO the Mana
gers for the want Of purchaser Address an order 10
Hoyt and get of these Capitals They are floating
in every direction. "
Below, will be found mos, Splendid Scheme, which
is fayori;e of ioy,s and in which there one hun
dred prizes of One Thousand Dollars besides Thirty
Thousand &c.
Let orders be forwarded forthwith, 10
D. b. HOYT.
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DOMESTIC.
AUTHENTIC FROM FLORIDA.
Extract of Letter reesi0ed in THIS city }rosa Officer
Of the army, dated

Extract of Letter reesi0ed in THIS city }rosa an Officer
Of the army dated
"FoRr GARDNER, Dec. 81! 1887.
stThs Is: brigade, under command Of Col. Taylor,
reached this, few hours since, from Lake Okee-cho'
bee. where il encountered the Indians aud after
.ers and bloody battle, which lasted several hours,
the Indians driven in every direction leaving
10 dead on the ground, and no doubt they bore off
may others that were killed Their position was of
an 10 our knees in mud and water to reach them in cy
uresy ,hcket Our loss severe, as we had "a killed
and l10 wounded. Killed, Lieutenant-Colone Thotnp
ron. Captain Swearingen, and Leu.enants Brook and
Cen.er of the regular Army, aud Colonel Gentry, of
she Missouri volunteers, and many officers wounded,
batI hope no. dangerously. Weeaptu.ed come 200 or
500 cattle and 80 100 horses from the Indians, the day
alter the battle. "--JNat int
Ths following letter, received in Newspaper alp
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ENO TEACHERS-Waned, for the ensuing year,
n TO reside in family distant from Richmond 20
miles, Teacher 10 take charge of limited number of
pupils "a female would be prefered ompetent TO teach
the English language lin all its branches and music
For farther particulars apply TO James Bosher corner
e and 9th streets.
Richmond, Nov. II, 1897. 56-wT
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POETRY.
"arcH REMArssuSrNG."

/H-ou The " and Democratic Reriec fo' Jdnuaryj
'&'o SONNET.
Written reading the translation, from the Greek Anthology
OF spaph his young daughter published IN the u
Stated Magazine and Democratic Rerew for ocoecf 1881
And was th,, all, fond sire, thy faith could say,
O'er the sweet Aow'ret fiom thy embrace,
"Yied, mother mild, soft and kindly place,
And gently lie upon her Inouldc'ins cluy!"
Cold, oyless creed! Oh how beyond compare,
Our he1' vn.,aughi hope exceIs thy utmost art,
To gil with balny peace the broken heart,
And cheer the soul, BY calm, confding prny't'
'sThe prec ous dust give, in tears, 10 thee,
Esr,h, safely keep" the Christina Pnrcn' cres,
ssTiIl the glad hour when all the dead shall fisej
And FArHER, grant, that then my lot may oc,
To Join 10y lov'd ono in her native skies, 49,
And there forever dwell with her and Thee" s.,
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Spicudld Srhtmc.
SHAFERS REAL ESTATE LOTTERY

Likewise other prizes amounting IN all 10 AUG prizes,
and amounts 10 SS03l0.
Vendors of Tickets in the District Of Columbia, (or
other pluccs and individuals DESTROYS Of having tickets
in this splendid Lottery, will please order Immediately,
as there is but few days before the drawing takes place
Apply to, or address JOHN DUKE EMACK,
Lottery ana Exchange Broker sign OF Flag of Scarlet
and Gold , doors of Browns Hotel, Washington City
H. b. d. E. is agent for the above Lottery in the
District of Columbia.
January 90 T-3t
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Chairman on the part Of The .qsss

The trial of Jous WiLsos late Speaker of the House
of Representatives of Arkansas for the murder of Maj
AxrHosY member of that House, was commenced at
Iiuie Rock, on the 18Th utmo, and continued till the
l6lb. Two Of the three sitting judges decided that it
was a bailobts Offences! Bonds were required 10 the
amount Of 1000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-23
APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT,

BIZ and 1oiih the qdricc and consent Of The Stndtc
Patrick H. Fonlane, I" be principal Surveyor of lhe
CLickasaw Ia nds in TIE place Of John Bell resigned.
George W Gaye Of Mobile, 10 be Attorney Of the U.
States for the Southern District Of Alabama, in The
place of John Forsyth, Jr., resigned
George w. Thompson, to be Deputy Postmaster al
Wheeling in the State Of Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-23
ii Prizes in cach - Tickets!
u S3O, OG0!D
VS-gisaia State Lottery.

For the benefit of the Mechanical Benevolent Society OF
NorCoIk--Class ], for 1873
To be drawn al Alexandria Virginia, January q, ls3S
CAPITALS 600, II, 0O0 COCO, 5000, .CO 800:
$780, loo, 1900; 25 prizes Of 81 Coo 20 o! o0o ~ oil
400, 30 of 300, 90 Of $50, 80 of 200, &c
Tickets Sl0.-A certificate Of Package Of - liekfs
in this magni6cen, scheme, will be sent ter S3o fecH
ages of halves and quarters in proportion 80.
Tickets in all Lotteries for sale by the package srge
ticket, by the aucky M ~. sian
of The Eaoe. who has and is selling more Cap'ta
Prizes than any other vendel in the E%own w''o
~ o,Jars for Tickets from any part Of the United
Mail Or ssvs5 ss ed' sssess s by
a viii the same prompt attention On personal ap
P n.a1;" e addressed 10 D. NJ. HOYT.
Jan. ~-
MIOTICE-TLe subscriber having associated os u
partner in his Mercantile Business in this City, MS
SON. Wn s. TRrIETr, the same will hereafter be con-
tinued under the firm Of John R. TIipett & Son
JOHN r. TRlPhEiT.
January
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-23

II The Portsmouth Cars run daily. The Petersburg
Cars on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday See
tie tollo1iag advertisement.
Passengers will observe that on this Route, via The
Chesapeake Bay Boats and Portsmouth Railroad, only
one nights sleep lost between New York and Augusta
or via Petersburg, only night between Richmond and
Augusta
The Coaches are new the Horses fresh and well train
ed the Drivers sober and skilfu and the fare and
commodations good. The new. beautiful and Swift
Steamboat North Carolina, built by Cornelius Wander
bl, Esq, of New York. for The Company has just been
added to the line between Wilmington and Charleston
In 6ne expense has been spared to render the line
comfortable and safe.
Office w. 6; R. Railroad Company,
Wilmington, n c., Dec. 14lh, 1887.
Jan T2-12t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-23

REAL ESTATE LOTTERY maeh's Office.
YHvtlE following valuable prizes, amounting to SS0,3lO,
D. consisting Of valuable Mills, Farms Houses Lots,
and Personal Property Of various kinds, &c. situated in
Washington county, Maryland. within two miles Of
Gnqerstown and six miles Of Wamsport, will posi-.
lively be drawn on the Isl Of February, le35
Who will not risk $40 to obtain valuable Mill,
1898 1881 another valued at S6OoO, or another va.
Iued at SGGO0 besides Farms, Houses. Los, &c and
thereby obtain home for life, for so small a sum
Suj.,Jjd Srbtru,
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1nother Extract from Me .7JiOn.
YENHE Albion of December End gives the following
q notice of Stodart, Worcester ~ Dunham's Piano
Fores:
BY the way would puzzle the Musical instrument Makers IN
sufficient be obtained out OF
square Piano be effective Solo playing ms this ac was rem
cripriom Manuncory of stodar Worcester Durham,
was the volum" aud richness which usuay
Obtained from the Horizontal Gland Instrument"
The above speaks for itself, without comment
L. z. NASH,
7oent for sodurt Worcester d. Dunhams Piano Fortes
Petersburg, Va.
P.S. My agents in Richmond Nlessrs j W. RAN
dolph s. Co.. will receive two of these Pianos IN Inc
of few days. The public are requested 10 ca"
and try them side BY side with any others. if desired
L. 2. n.
1 12-w.}w
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New York pursuant to the commands oil the ooFt'"o'
of this State 10 copy Of which have the honor mere
with 10 pnclc<r) would most respectfully sn!icil I'n.
yun the Suspension OF al attack on the asse'i7asc ~
Ic'red on Navy Island bordering this frontier, ubd'
can demand the surrender of any aud all The arms, oru
nance and ordnance belonging to this Stale OF
which this assemblage have obtained The ciundesiine
possesson permission 10 withdraw the same thev
da,ey and without any delay my part, or the part
of those citizens 10 whom The communication is address
ed.
have the honor to be, Sir with great respect,
Your obedient servant,
HENRY ARCuLARlUs,
Comy GEN Military Stores State # MIC lorf
Conn of replv from The Hon. a. ~ Ac!yaJt to Com.
missary General .4rcu!arius
HEAD Quarters, Chippewa, I'd Jan. lS2S
Sir-l have this moment had the honor 10 receive
your communication of this day, in which you snicIt
suspension Of attack on the asatGtlage now loogso
Navy Island until you cen demand the surrender o
any aud all the arms, ordnuncr, and ordnance Stores
belonging to the people Of Tie State of New York. OF
which the assenblage have oblminrd il!e cundcsiIne
possession TO Withdraw the same il they may he given
up and assuring Tint the above application will he
made Immediately and Without any delay your part,
on the part of those cilzcns 10 whom the cunnunca-
ton is addressed.
AS The above application rvincea noble desire on the
part Of the State of New York sincerely 10 CO operate
with the Government of I"r Brunnic Majesty IN main
Of bund of pira,es who have equally insnl!ed the
American as well the British authorities by plum
deng their property, and by openly setting their laws
at Defiance | lose no time in assuring you, tina! la
wing been directed cordially 10 operate with The au
lhori.ies as well as with the czeus of The u States,
in maintaining the treaty which happily exists between
them the Britis Empire and 10 do every thing IN
my power 10 avoid il possible, the effusinn OF human
blood shall have great pleasure in susendl"g my at
tack on the pirates Navy Island and will cheeriuy
consent the part Of her Majesys G"vernment mat
any aims property they. may hive st"en from your
Government or from y"lr citizens, may be Withdrawn
by you from the Island, for the purpose OF being lmne'
dialely restored 10 their rgh,!ul owners.
Relying upon receiving from you the elrllesl possible
notice of The result Of your landahe exerIions and trust.
ing that the good feeling which has determined
your Government 10 deprive these people Of the arms oil
the United States, which you acknowledge they have
cIandcslnely possessed themselves Of, will induce you
prevent them from receiving from your shores any
further assistance supplies
have the honor to remain. Sir,
With the highest consideration,
Your cbcdien,, humble servant,
ALLEN N. McNAB,
GIL. CONG Hsr .Nejesty's Forces on The
.Naghya Frontier.
To Commissnry General Henry ARcULAElUs, Esq,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-23

Elm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rules held in the
81 Clerk office Of the County Court OF Louisa comfy,
al the Courthouse, the 18th day Of December le7
William Stout. Plaintiff
against
William Lloyd, Defendant:
The defendant, not having entered his appearance and
given security according TO law and the rules Of this
Court, and it appearing from satisfactory evidence that
he is not inhabanl Of this Siae-On motion of the
plaintiff! BY his counsel it is ordered that the said defend
ant do appear before the Justices Of County Court
of Louisa the Courthouse the first day of March
Court ne xt and the bill Of the plaintiand that
COPY Of this order be forthwith inserted in news.
paper published in the city Of Richmond for two months
successvely and posted at the front door of the court
house of this county some Court day.
A Copy-Teste,
JOHN HUNTER, c. Lc.
Dec ~ 63-wSw
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Amanda Dick tor itn:"
TINA, ,,nI ruj h. .iucc been gu Teacher Female
SEMINARY in this city, and that she Is, II cur opin wei
m s;r. branches she processes I" teach nc""
such il our confidence her caphry both TO teach ~" cover"
!u1'I ~ , =, am, rms, mn, rIii,rru. H. Keeling,
we "o""t'0o". e - ] kEEIlNIi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-23

The monthly of the Bank of the United States
10 the Auditor General Of Prnns vuna for the first OF
specie, 1910 $40 %
Mites in circulation, $4,000 40
the United States. 7,O2OIG7 II
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-29

--.-..-L 7 rr.r r--,-,--rr
e 10 yourselves 80 '...-.-'
i. v-..- a-.Juea;,-you SCI ol' uy saying you
.,s. Measure OF nv ac7usintaacc-ycu
y ~. .-.',as .,-yoa next pronounce me
IN s.u,rl.-,h.s conclusion YOU can
''.', q, from the contents Of nv ccmmu-
e'' l,ss If denote ignorance 10 dclec,
'1'' -. .r \ Goig Out Of YOUR own
80 -,,i,,o,. Won. when YOU say as
0''"7 m. ,,,,,rapb of nnns he quoted is
-. ,bsud." Does it denote stupidity to
.,r,s,,l,-, dety you 10 point out an
From the nr,m:ses which themselves
-. ,b,v draw the conclusion tia, must be
n. ,m,,aral-bui, il is always the province
-. - use hard names and sweepinr
-. v,,b,u having foundation 10 base
Now for sample of the refined
ana ,t,s Jieiioa which they npcar
/ -. - rnch about.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-29
Sllcrin's Sale,

10Y virtue Of two WITS of Eyi jdciay that is.
I'D ,a,d from tho Circuit Court OF Winston
county, ana to mc Erected, VII sell Of thc. Court
house door, in the town. Of louisville, on Monday
the OH of November next all tnt fg,'i title, CLAIM
and interest of John II. Buclncr IN ana TO Ger
tain lot ia the town Of Louisville known in the plan
Of said town, us the north half Of lot number one IN
block number two on the norh side VI Main street,
AMI west OF Croa trcc,. Levied ON Ms the proper
tyol John H. Buctner, 70 satisfy said executions in
Gyotol G. L. Thompson Administrative, and JAS.
u. Meek Administrator Of y H. Thompson de-
ceased, tins l9lh Sept. 1888.
JOHN H. HARDY, ShH
Louisville, Sept 10, 1883
~ Printers Zee 81 00
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-29
4 Good Chance.

TEVllE subscriber intends removing 10 lis mills
H. on Bulteha.chy, and nov offers to rent the
stand sl'uacd Immediately upon ih- Military road.
leading from Columbus Miss. Florence and Nash
Vile Ten, known BY ht nauc Of Bordts Spring.
Any person wishing % engage ~ keeping house OF
Entertainment would DO well to call and examine.
there caD be bad on the premises five or SIX hmm.
bred husheis Of corn at seventy five cents Der BUSH
e. fodder, oa's; some milk cows, beds, ard many
other articles useful in the nc Of Business with the
privilege OF from forty to hundred acres Of o, III
fresh farming land 10 cultivate the p,emi4 arc
situated sixteen miles north OF Columbus, and az
conveniently situated and wolercd as any place in
the country, Possession can he given in ten daysil
required There IS on the Wetni1es two store ho,ses
in god order for business
w. DUMAS.
September p, is3s.-lI~iw.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-29
TIRE BLEW EFT HOUSE.

HOLM @. BRtCKEN w,H open ihls sPien-
81 d.l Horst on the inst ot October. Il IS
>wa,td "a ,ue CORNER 81 Nasrar-'p and Market
3d. Columbus, a lew tn.ls SOUTH ~ Nln 81.
IT, GA b,anjs 200 thi, State, Alabama, Georgia,
sul sJpWa5 States usn ave hcUJCmn patron
istd hlm, are respectfully invited to give him 9 cell.
HIS hs 1911 b, furnished with tie btstof LIsroRs.
and h, Iahc with every luxury the cauntr, affords.
There are ,pcnlli SCI OF Sfsbiss connected with
the establishment, which are not surpassed hy any
u tic South, Al travellers m5y rCiv upon having
their horses well attended mby careful o>terS
JOHN 4. HRACkEN
Columbus Sept -. 1858. l1-u
Jsri6s Taysa'55sa Flag fts taiou l-ii please
insert ne a57re notice for nro aHfA', and send enc
puR'bcr Of thS po1er eaafsRipo rae notice, and The
biH 20 John o Bracket, for pagwsHt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-29
SlrCrin' SHE.

HR \ yl,uc Of a wit of hii tGcias that nssuod
-aD from the Circuit Comt Of Winston county,
ana to me directed, viii sch for cash at tle CoutI
hou. do in the town Of Louisville, on Monday
the Jlh Of NJycmber neXt, all the right title, clam
end interest that /, addrcc. J. SIMS has in and 10 q
certain lot IA The town Of Louisville, known 10 The
plan Of said town As tie pouh bal ol lot number two
block number two, south ,e.,e - Nam slfee' ana
west EIDE of Cros street. Levied or q the proper
y Of Rcddrck J. SIMS, TO saisf, said cyotb'"h y,
ilyor q >. j. AlCmnahan Tor the payment OF sr!'
lot this l9ll day Of September, 1858.
JOHN II. HARDY, Shg
Louisville Sept. ll.-l26t Printers fee - 90
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halls ale.

Jane. &. Ipgralau.
80. e. 10 10 Nov term 1898
". G. & n, a. Vaughan
ERY virtue Of the above ns,l Of 4. ia. to me
-AB directed, Gom tho Honorable Circuit court
Of the United States, for the District Of Mississippi.
wall expose 70 public rate at the door Of the co,n,
house Of Lowndcs county, on The first Monday Of
Noyember 1883, being Tie 9Th day Of tie month,
the following described property. levied on as he
property Of the defendants 10 vii Z; House aud
lot in The town Of Colbert IN sad county Of Lowndes,
heretofore occupied BY saId defendants as store
house, and also at the same time and place sundry
pieces oil Calico. SAFE within the hours prescribed
by iaw. ADOLPHUS G.. WEIR,
Marshal North, Dist Miss.
Columbus Sept 10, lo33,-ll-7w
fpfiutr,fa loo e13 IA
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-29

~ ollth Is hereby gwen, that IN pursuance
y OF deed 10 Trust, executed by Edward \.
Smith. ct Lnwndts county and State of Mississippi,
on ibc 2lj day OF June ls5s, TO Hezckuh ", Ca
tcr OF tc county AMI state aotesald, as trustee, 10
secure the payment ul a certain ptnmlsSory note
therein mentioned and described. to the order OF
HE iombg.y Rad Road Company, will as irua-
tee Otter al public sale, at the court house In Colum-
bus. Mississippi on Saturday the 10Th Of October
next within lhc hours prcscubed by law, all the
right title ana interest which the said Edward A.
Smith has inland to tic following deserted land 10
wit: bot Number five, in square number twenty six
north of Man street, in the plan of the town OF
Columbus, containing one quarter OF an acre more
or less together with all aud singular the tenemcnts
hurdlmeaa aud appultcnancesthereunt belonging,
or i'm any WISE appcrlanlns. Dated Ills The 29lh
day Of September 1855.
II. W. CATER, Trustee.
lJIt Printers fee 81 80
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-29

ERENJ. TOOMER has permanently ostab-
- lished himself in the city of Mobile. Ala,
ior he purpose Of transactinc a general Couuls-
SION BrsSess, and respectfully tenders his services
TO MS friends and the public generally
iIy~ Tie may be found al hs Office bv the 1T day
ol Nogrmb Sept -, 1883 l2-,s