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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-12-20

b,fh - se.snlil.s and pFRrErnl men, Wha /
noi,s "a apinian that il i PFarteahie. ahd
that il would be q sash great usilily - n
commend Itself slrongly buEh 70 lhs Re-
deraI and STATE Legislatures. whhoas
Encouragement 70 The aihrr ports Of he
sac. your COMMITTEE believe that in depah
~ wsser, lselliiy Of ingrfss ard sgrsss.
security from Storms. and saiubrliy. The
nor, II Beaufort 10 unIisallsd. Ia gEsa'
'mror,.nre gas lslly tested daring the
a., w.r. uhen il afforded harbour ard
uro.ersiaa 10 The largest class Of PEiss-
sesrs wilh their prizes. and ~hsn u ~as
N. re.srt Of neulrAl ships Tor the pnT
masses af commerce. Added 10 this. your
committee entertain The hoPe lhai u will
rrriss The favorable allrnlioR 81 The Gse-
neral Government - . naval station.
which - ould gEealy enhance IL value ia
the staie. Your committee unanimously
recommend these works Iur the aid aud
psurnnafe II The state, and brlleEe thai II
Ies.l r.fillhs their cost would have Ia
! he drlrayed by Ihe public treasury.
In reversing Ihe works ~hleh. 'eom-
pared With Ihrse. must be ronsidsTed n.i-
nnr warks. aud ~hlrh have been referred
10 them. y"ur enInmlllee Sould Eeeom-
mead the fall0sing:
The revival 81 Tie charter 81 the Fay
ruesllIe aud Raleigh r,il road. and pub
lie AID Of lwo-fiflhs Of The stock.
The incorporation af company 10 con
strue. a roaI fr"m the Wilmington aud
Raleigh rail road. from . point near
wsynesborangh. 10 Raleigh. and On an
Of iwo-f!ihs.
The sursey al Seuse river. ~iIh a
viex to It's adaptation 10 steam navigation,
from Sea bern 10 ,hs head of boat nsEi'
gasinn.
Your committee have thus endeaTnur'
I'd 10 discharge III. duty imposed upon
them. They can hardly hope 10 have
gwen general sa.lslacnon: they r"uld
sish lhsI every srcIian and nsighb"rh"nt
Of the state should participate IN the al
saniaees of llhrral aid bsnehceni sys
TEN uf internal improvement; but they
believe that hi. mnsi be the work Oi li'D'
aud II gradual drvrlopemrni. They Nil
naturally be thrown oil lrnm the l.Eg-
trunks as The branches 0f vigorous oak
While a hasiy aud lnrcsd culture nigh
bring With il a s,ekly existence and pre-
mature decay.
In conclusion. your c0nmliIse recon
mend that . select committee be- appoint
ed To- c0,n,nunIrale these we've In the i.sg
i.lalurr. trlhsr hy memorial az other Ise
/ .. many he Ino,I acceptable To tha, hon
, nfsble b1''y.
JOHN II. BRYAN. ChairmH
On motin of Mr. Haywood. orderr
{ that a commiuee Of three he appointed.
r esumsi. and repor. The rreseni a'sIlsbI
Z funds If the state; what sum II will b
/. necessary for the state IN borrow IN nrds
!. u foster Internal Improvement acc"rdIn
j 10 the plan reported by the committee I
thirteen. and estimate as - ell ~ they ca
h the probable cost of zach Of the works ~
n commended by the report. The con
+, mitlee. under that motion. consists Z
= Mrs.r.. IIavwond. T.. l.. Wm,low. an
4 W. u. Shepard.
a On motion. the Convention adjourns
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-27

tolore manifested hostile spirit to the banks,
ana an intention to throw obstacles in the
/ way oil the resumption of specie payments,
whence the necessity for this disclaimer by
The Government journal! Their repentance
comes loo late. We fear the Greeks even
when they promise most fairly. Their gen.
crosby is the offspring, not of magnanimiy
but Of fear.
On Monday the 9th inst. Mr.. Hamer call.
ed up his resolution, and explained The rea.
son which induced him to lnterpola,e the
words, as the present administration IN.
tends 10 do" after The Adjournment of the
House lie SAID il was 10 dscaim the IN.
ference, winch some persons, had drawn
from the resolution, as originally worded,
" that ne thought the administration was
hostile 10 those banks which we're about 10
resume specie payments, and that his object
was 10 compel them TO change their course "
an inference which he emphatiealIy dent.
ed. Well: We are glad TO see that this
Anti Bank administration is not so great a
Bank haier, after all, as had been supposed /!
Various propositions were made 10 amend.
&c; but the House refused 10 take up the
resolution lilo TO 60.
AIierall, the resolution is too general aud
unneaDlng. 1t is not enough TO give an
indefinite pledge of friendship for the banks,
on the part OF the administration. Let 1t
show IN what manner, and TO what extent,
II will co operate with the resuning banks
and We shall then see what confidence NAV
be placed IN It's sudden conversion.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-27

=
VTWe are authorised to announce. that
owing to reasons Of private nature, JOHN
VI. poTTs, declines being Candidate fox
The office Of Sheriff.
We are authorized to announce Capt. J.
u. SMITH, as candidate for the office Of
High Sheriff of this county, at the ensuing
August election.
March 7, 1888. SSf
We are authorized TO announce WIN. s.
NoRMENT, as a candidate for the Office Of
High Sheriff OF this county, at the ensuing
August election.
March 6, 1888. s8f
We are authorized to announce JAMES
TAGERT, as a candidate for the Office Of
High Sheriff Of this county at the August
election.
March 6. 1888. es1
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-27
From the Lyachburg Tuc,aiaa,

p n
A EH MOVE
T. the 7lh INST. Nr. Hamrr Of Ohio, one
be leaders Of 1.-THE p.uS," and con
J.l. member Of the comntllee ot WAYS
i v avs, Submitted lh- follnw,ng rcsolu
b lolhe House OF Representatives, "a hich
y tdccd TO be printed
4 on.iderins that the business, com
D., circulation and exchanges Of thr
~ are ~ derangod aud embarrassed
] unn-and,
! ausldeuuc also. that par, nf the Banks
Nhr United States, have expressed Dc
10 resume specie pay menl at on early
D.,
i solved, by tho Senate aod House ol
pfe~'nli,ises ofthc : q America ia
n -ress assembled, That II the banks or
4 on OF them, do thus resume, It will be-
\ c4IS Of the general government within
limits Of ~ constitutional authority, 10
such banks IN regalnln. public conf
and 10 sustain them ~ their laudabic
/ 10 fulfil their obhgn'lous to relieve
NanIs oi the community aud 60 restore
q r. public a sound circulating medium. "
Y The ney' day, the resolution appeared
a 6 GIobc, not as II was presented TO
'louso, but IN the following form, the
q " IN SMALL CAPITALS having been sub
4l'olly Ioterpoln,ed, for reasons bcs,
4 ~ to those who did IT:
u Resolved, By The Senate and House Of
u ies"ntallycs OF the United States of A
ea N Congress assembled, That, Il the
= or portion Of them do thus resume,
n i 30 the duty Of the General Govern.
within the limits Of It's constitutional
a ah'y, 10 AID such banks, As rnE PRE-.
ADMINISTRATION DESIGNS TO DO, ~
"A Vhg public confidence, aud Ia sustain
IN their laudable efforts to fulfil thc,t
cations, 10 relieve the wants OF the CON
y Wand to restore to the people sound
Mating medium
81 suppose that the voice from Con.
''eal aud Name, which has recently
'efed IN the ears of the party, aud their
oanson les, they should hear SIM.
fe' from Virginia on the 2Glh of ,hIs
u, induced the Globe faction To tins
Il It mode Of dtsclaimiug. for "the al
sfa'lon, all hostility To tho Banks,
we deSlgn' to aid item--thou III III our
ON, such u disclaimer is as hypocuu,
y 'he motive ahlch dictated II Is COW.
and the mode adopted to make 1t pub.
lssl,.eaI In the very same number
"'Noe, that paper is authorized (by
"e', OF course, to say tha, this PROPOSE
uoes not indicate any change OF oplnrou
safo 10 The Sub Treasury bill but tina,
N''y designed to show tina, the party
49, aud ITS friends are not hostile io
oa'Ss aud will throw no impeachment,
- way OF resumption of specie pay,
u" IL the administration had not here.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-27
To the Public.
H. III. a " ID X Il w $,
Surgeon Dentist.

gMAl be found during Court week and
- part Of the week following, at Col.
Alexander's Hotel, (ofice No. p He would
refer any one who may wish to have opera.
tions performed, but yet are doubtful on &c.
count OF his being stranger, TO Doctors
Happo!dt, Wallace, or Ross, Col. Alexan.
der, W. Alexander, j. B. Smith, or Mr..
kenea.
Charlotte, April Is, 1888.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-27

Compt'mentat.-The Albany correspon.
oent OF the Globe Is wrathy" at the con.
iemptuous treatment of the Sub. Treasury
DiIi by tho House Of Representatives, and
mus ne party IN the House some very bard
KNOCKS. Ia truth" says this writer, al
am continually struck with surprise if not
absolute dlsmay, in noticing how great
proportion Of our laws, and some of them
OF Inc greatest consequence, are passed by
bare quorum in the House of Represen
latives. Even to obtain this, the Sergeant.
alarms IS obliged to go in search of the
truant boys 10 the gaares of the Senate,
or The rotoundo, or The library of Congress,
where they will be found gallantiDg the la.
dies, cacklng like amorous old ROSTERS, or
coo'eooing round and round :hem, like cock
pigeons. Alec. Ga=.
A Fact for the Abolitionists.-The edi
tor OF the Petersburg IntelIigeucer says:-
During our late visit to New York, we met
with mulatto man who was some wears
since a slave in North Carolina. He is
now passing as white man in New York,
and doing profitable business, but in spite
OF this is anxious to return 10 the South
la other words, he prefers being negro ia
The South to being white man in the
North" Doubtless thousands of the whites
10 the North would be benefited by the ex.
change, IN morals as well as in more mate.
rial thlngs,-such as The wherewthal TO
eat and 10 wear,-and withal, they would
be not less free.-L. Virginian.
Principles of Loco Focoism. j.
O! the Administration party, and member
OF tie Virginia Legislature, being called OIL
10 say whether, IT re. elected, he would vote
for VIM. {. Rives, Conservative as Sena
tor IN Congress, next winter, replied, {" that
If the people of AlbemarIe should instruct
him to do so, he would vote for the Devil
himself for Senator"
Louisville, Cincinnati, and Charleston I
Rail Road.-The Knoxville Register OF
the 2-th ult. says: "We are much graft |
fed 10 learn from the Commissioner receiv !
next, that he has already received nearly
one thousand dollars of that instalment, al !
though a week IN advance of the time of
payment. Such promptness and punctual
ity is worthy Of all praise and encourages
The hope that there will be no hinchng on
the part Of the Stockholders in Tennessee"
A great part of the town of Natchiloches
was destroyed BY fire on the 18th ut. Loss
supposed 10 be 500, 900.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-27
CDarIntfF:
Friday, April 27, 1888.
Great WING TriunDhs.

NEW lORk.-Ius Charter Eiectlsn closed,
alter an unpreceden,edly vigorous contest OF three
days. on tht l2th iEsL The number OF votes pol.
led "a $500, which is $500 more than was ever
bein'o taken in The city and $500 more than we're
polled q, the State election last TALL The result IS
The te-eles,loa Of Aaron Clark tWhig) Mayor OF
ne city, BY majority oi $50 Isaac l.. Varian
loco Foco,) aud By small maj,rity over both
ni tbs opposing candidates. Two years sgo, Mr.
Clark was elected by majority OF 1882 oyvr the
aett highest candidate; but Lis vote wa g3e less
than the combined poll Of both opPouents--so that
b. majority IS eomIs,uiirciy larger nov uau
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-27
REGIMENTAL ORDERS.
HEAD OF AR TIERS,
Charlotte, April 20, 1888.

O7'u7 t0''t, -fPT u 50, ICoo.
HNHE Field Officers commanding the lst
u Regiment of the &" Bare Bone Con.
uinctbltS Of the State of North Carolina.
are hereby commanded to appear at Char
lote, en- Saturday the 18th of Nav uext,
with there Regiment, for General Review
and Inspection. BY order of Mai. Gen1.
VIM. HoToNTHoLoGos.
FUNGUS FuNGORUM, Adjt. Gen.
Maj. Gen. Hotonthologos having appoin.
ted Long Snollagoster and Anthony An
thropoPhdgus his aid de camps, with the
rank Of Mayor, they will be obeyed and res
pected accordingly.
FUNGUS FUNGORUM, Adu Gen.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-27
Negro fOl. Sale,

IN pursuance Of an order of the Court of
= Pleas and Quarter Sessions, at April
Term, 1888, | will proceed TO sell, on the
18th OF May next, at the late residence of
James Davis, decd.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-27
Likely Negro BOy.

about 3years old. Said negro is sold in
accordance with the last will and testam
of said deceased. Terms made known on
the day of sale.
JAS. H. DAVIS, ErecutOr.
April 25, 1888. 1911
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-27
Patent Steam
FEATHER RENOVATOR
FOR
ECO1aO,I1U and A2Htfh.

E1IiE subscribers having purchased the
III right of using the above Machine in
the counties of Cabarrus, lredell, Burke,
Wilkes and AShe, respectfully inform the
ciuzens of Concord and its vicinity, that
they will put one of the above Machines in
operation in few day. in that town, when
those wishing there beds renovated can have
them attended to. This Machine cleans.
es and purlfies the Feathers from all dsa.
greeable smell, and renders them pure and
soft-it also destroys the Moths. Any per
son that vii! try the experiment may send
them bed or beds, of any quality of Fea'
theirs, from the best and newest. TO the old
est and poorest they have, provided they
are either
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-27

II is SAID TINT Gen. Games is about SET
try on the Sabine river, where II is report
ed the gsneral government intend sending
some troops.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-27

Circumstances alter cdSeS.-The Van
Buren, Presses now stigmalIze the people oil
Connecticut as Federalsts Abolltlonists and
Bank bough, satellites. Last year, when
the Administration carried the State, the vo-
tiers we're mos, perfectly democratic, and the
news was, every where hailed as Light
from tho East."-Raleigh Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-27

Hon. John Ruggles.-The select COM
mtlee who had under examination, for a
long time, the subject of charges against
the Senator from Maine, have at length
made their report, (as will be seen by re-
ference to the proceedings of the Senate,
on the 10th instant and unanimously re
commended the adoption, BY the Senate, Of
a resolution, eronerafing the honorable Sen,
dtor from the charges made against htm 6y
Henry {. Jones, and that no further pro.
ceedings be had ia relation thereto.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-27
Ten Dollars Rear0rd.

"a y ANYWAY from the sub.
MN - scriber on the 2lst inst.
49, negro boy named SCOTT.
W yellow Completed, abou, %
W years old, S feet / 0 inches high,
-. - - and very active fellow--he
took number of good clothes with hun and
a fine fur hat. He was raised by DR.. Green
Porter, and will no doubt make either for
that neighborhood, the Steel Creek neigh.
borhood, or TO Chester District, s. G. where
he has relations. Any person taking up
said boy and lodging him in any jail, so that
| can get hun, shall receive the above re.
ward. RoBT, WILSON,
April %, 1885 t97
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-27

Iran interesting debate took place in the Sc.
nate the llih INST on the subject of our tela.
tons with Mrxico. II grew out OF an enquiry
made bs NJ, Walker of Miss whether the CON.
mlIer on ioreigo affairs had bad tho subject under
consideration, aud " an early report might be ex
pccicd. Mr. Buchanan, Che chairman Of that
commilisc) replied that they had discussed hc
matter informally, and that majority OF them a.
greed, that, as the final demand OF our Executive
sad not been complied with, something more was
To b. done Bat who was TO do 1t ? The cpucu
sion To which the majority had come was, that tho
next step must be measure tohich migat is0d 10
Wat--or Ha ltsslf" lie added that a measure
a. the character ought to originate III the other
lIouse--and he had been assured that Report
nigh, shortly be expected from the COMMITTEE OF
that House. We hope the scmiuolcs may he dis
posed o. before we encounter Mexico.-L lug,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-27

Clay Mutton.-The finest mutton that
has ever appeared in the Washington city
market, was exhibited there few DAYS ago.
1t was three year old Blackwell raised by
Mr.. Daniel Adcck Of Otsego county, New
York, and was sent by him as a present to
The Hon. Henry Clay; weight 1877 pounds.
The President sent for a large slice, it is
said.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-27
Geese or Duck Feathers,

NAV be assured no charge will be made in
any case, unless perfect satisfaction be given.
NJ. w. CURRY.
April Is. I. WILSON
NIB. We shall vsi, the. different sections
of the county so as 10 afford all an oppertu-
nifty of testing the benefits Of this Machine.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-27
.FttenfiOn (Hcals'y.

EvHE McAlpln Creek Troop of Cavalry
IL will parade at Campbell's old field, 5
miles east of Charlotte, on the Lawyers
road, on Saturday, the fifth of May next, at
10 O'clock, for the purpose of drill, by or.
der of the captain.
CYRUS A. ALLEN, Captain.
Apri! 25. 1888. TOO
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-27

0ITAn election is ordered TO take place
IA Baltimore on the 18th inst. for MEM
Der Of Congress, 10 I'LL the vacancy occa.
stoned hy the death of Isaac Mcklm.-
John p. Kennedy is the Wing, and Gen.
Narr,ot the administration candidate.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-27

1fMr Ilamer's resolution, plcdglng indirectly
The AID OF the administration 10 The Tstnm!ng
Banks, YET lies ufon the table of the IT, OF X" tha'
body having twice refused to take 1t ur,-hrst on
motion of Nr. II. and then motion OF MI WISE
the leading friends Of the administration voting
lgatns, it .-Lyachburg Wing.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-27

CT Bank Conrcntioa. This Convention
whtch met IN New York on the 18th INST,
Cor the purposng Of fixing day for rcsum.
Ing specie payments, adjourned sine die, on
the 10Th. II agrees upon the FIRST Monday
IN January as the day for general resump
ton, New York and Mississippi voting a.
galnst II. Eighteen States were represcn.
ted. Judge Cameron Of Raleigh, Presideu,
Of the Bank Of Tho State, represented y.
Carolina.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-27

Arrivals from England to the 10th March,
state that the arrivals of Cotton had been
SO great at Liverpool, that there was to-
tai suspension in the market, the rate of the
depression not having been fully ascertain,
ed. To use a familiar expression here,
1.-THE bottom of the Cotton market had fall
len out."-FdyetcriHe Observer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-27

Tor lhe Ionnon IonurlI The Wings h4VV elect.
so Aldermen aud Assistants, aud The Loco
foeus Aldermen and 5 Assis,suis-sot the Wings
ave carried every department Of the eilY govern
msHt. Glory enough for three days
ST OllS--Nm. Carr Lane WhAsw has been
elected Mayor Of ST LOUIS, by a majority OF 203
over & Collins. The Van Buten candidate.
DETROlT-Auguslino s. Potter (Whig) has
bern elected Mayor Of Detroit, by a majority Of
JJl over Henry Howard. his V. d opponent, Van
Baren o.Sjoriiy tor Mayor last year al. Wig
gam. GJl
NEW ORLEANS-For Mayor, Charles Ga.
hot. received 1850 and VI. Gercun:e l0Is We
infer. from the tone Of the Nes Ofleaus papers,
,hal Genois Is Wing iyaehburg Iir
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-27

In speaking Of the state Of parties in the
Legislature of New Hampshire, the Dover
Enquirer states, that there are 1l9 Wings
to l22 Van Buren, men, leaving Isaac Hill
a nominal majority of three votes 1t is
also SAID, that many of the Van Buren,
members are known to he thoroughly op.
posed TO the Sub Treasury monster. So
that Isaac will have an UP. Hill business
of it.-Ndt Int.
Negro JIM, the property of DR.. Mebane,
OF BERTHE, was convicted at the late Term of
the Superior Court of that County, Judge
Settle presiding, on an indictment charging
hun With the commission of Rape upon a
respectable white married woman. He was
executed on the Goth INST.
A ,rarning to Boys.-An interesting liz.
lie boy aged about nine years, the son of
MIR. Bell, bookb,nder, of Baltimore, died on
the I'd inst. 10 consequence of apoplexy, or
a congestion of the brain, caused by his a.
nusing himself with the dangerous practice
of walking on his hands and stunning up,"
as it is called.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-27

A great part of the town of Natchloches
was destroyed by fire on the 18th ut. Loss
supposed 10 be $4,000
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-10-13
NOTICE.

II ETTERS testamentary, were grant
ed to the undersigned at the Au-
gust Term of the Honorable Probate
Court of Amite County, on the estate Of
Jeptha Harrington, deceased all per-
sons having claims against said estate will
present them duly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law, otherwise they
will be forever barred, and all persons in
debted to the estate Of the said deceased,
will call on the subscribers and settle
their aecounts without delay.
HEZEKIAH r. HARRINGTON.
ABEL w HARRINGTON,
EXECUTORS.
Sent. Is. JO-6t.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-10-13
PROSPECTUS OF
The Mississippi JUS
tiCe and COnStable'S
Guide.

WVHE scarcity Of the Revised Code and
Sheet acts of the Legislature, and
the difficulty with which the Justices and
Constables Of tins state supply themselves,
and the great want of such work, as a
Justice Of the Peace on my own part, has
induced me to offer to the Justices and
Constables of this state, digest Of all the
Laws in force, in relation 10 their duties,
SC, together with complete set Of forms
OF Deeds, Wills, Bonds, Acknowledge
ments Of Dover, and other instruments.
TO place such work into the hands Of
our Justices and Censtables would save
mach trouble and time to the Officers for
wlspra The work is intended. As the Law
ndW stands it is with the utmost difficulty
to be ascertained whether written law is
in force or not, which often mislcad US.
The work will be published in one Du-
odecimo Volume, law binding, comprising
from two 6undred and fifty TO three huR-
bred pages, with digestei index of the
contents, giving condensed statement Of
all il contains. The work will be ready
for delivery the LIST Of March, 1889.
Terms made known on delivery.
0AyEditors Of newspapers 10 this State,
who win publish this prospectus, will r.
ceive an elegant gilt bound copy Of the
work, together with the thanks ofthe com
piler. Y. BUTLER, J. =.
CaFrollton, Sept. Is, 1888.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-10-13
NOTICE.
Valuable lots for sale n,
.Mississilpi City.

WKTILL be exposed 10 sale at Public
" Auction, to this highest bidder, on
the Second Monday of October
next. being the 9th dav Of said month, all
those valuable Lots in the New City, sit
uated upon the shore of the Gulf Of Mexi-
co, on the southern boundary Of this State,
known as the Mississippi City. The sale
will positively take place on the above
mentioned day, and continue from day to
day, uutil the whole lots are disposed OF.
Those wishing to purchase, will do we to
be OF the city few days previous to the
sale, as there is great choice in those lots
lying immepiately in front on the Gulf,
and those lying on either side Of the con-
templated Railroad from Mississippi city
10 Paulding, the route of which through
the city, is already located-Terms liberal
Ito be made known on the day Of sale,
By order of the Company,
M'RAE 81 ALSBURY,
Agents.
0TAll the papers in this State are re-
quested to publish this notice until the
day Of sale, and forward their accounts to
the Clarion Office, at Paulding.
Sept. 90 J2-ts.