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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-10

GARDEN SEED waaD.e! fresh and sc"u"e-srOwh OF 1881
w for sale, wholesale and retail
AErcHoKr-Gobc
AspARAGus-Giant
PoIE DE.xs-Larcc md small Lima, Scarlet Runners
Eers-Euy Blood Tunp DO Yellow do French Sugar; Long
BLOOD and Min.el wurz.l
BRocoL,-Purrlc Cnrn
C.ur,csE,rly Sok do Early Ok t1car o Ea'tcrs"a;
Fiat Duch; Lmge Bcgen do Urumhend; pEuhhcah
Savoy; Green Curcd DO
C.vLIfLuwER-Eatly aud Late
CELERY-Whi'c and Red solid
t,RysS-brnad I.cavcA aud Water
C.Euo1-Long Orange; Scr!e, llorn New Red sud"y At
trin.hHm y. =, -. ,,,...
CrcrMnru-E,.iy France Long Grcen DO South:ato White
Spincd; Ghekin
LrTrrcx-Imperial ugaosd sTgc Green Head Brown Duch
Early CurIcd S:icsia Ice
LEEk-lIrsc Scotch
MrLoS-Grccn Cror; Murray's Pine Apple Nutmeg
EGG rL,Sr-Purpc and White
N,srURTrM- p., ,.
QSoH-SivcI Skins Nhite PORTUGAL; 1eHoN bu'S"' H"ee
Rcd; PotatGe
Pas.yir-Iong Smooth French
P.RsLEY-Fine Curlrd
PEPPER-Largc Bell -,
R,ppu-Early Scarlet Short Top; Long amon Rcd and
White TuTnp
RHCBARa-
SptSAcH-Roun1
sarAsn- Early Summer Bush; Orange Warcdj Striped Bell
ToMAro-Inrse
TrRsrr-Eariy Flat Dutch; Red Top; Rua Bagu
Pr,.-Mncrs Extra E1rly; Early Washington DO Chn!nnhi
Bishops rroifc; Large White Munowa Dwarf do Dwarf ITO
life; Blue Prussian . r, Gal, ,,J
SWEET ASD For HERbs-Ah asSoiUueh1 VI i'""'' N''' ~
bq roS N0o" rsi-a1 WIN. PALMER.
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cavern FOR SALEIn obedience to an oId" oi me couh
court need on the eth aay o Saha!'
s shall MS ssicner sell public auction, on the prem
- on Saturday, 18th day OF February 1853 that OLD anu onS
i,hed stand, called MOody " with twenty acres
land belonging ;hc OF the late Carter Moody Gee d.
wl:n Improvements thereon, consisting OF manson %
stables burns The said land IS situated on inc
Manchester Coal turnpike, tive miles above me .9w
achester, the county Of Chesterfield Inc ian" Is hs III
s., twelve credit will he given bS the purchaser CIV
nv Is with approved security and deed OF trust on me au
~ 10 secure payments Tho title is believed 10 oe ih
p,b. convey such title only as hold Us
Notice hereby given all who are indc'e1 70 ire rs
m OF Carte. Moody Decd make immediate pay lnn 81
,,on Of the will admit Of longer de'ayad those VINO
b, r,ds will please present !hch property
l.uca,ed order that arrangements may be MADE Without Ut
Law discharge them. ,:-o.. 60 ,,,,
BY the Undersigned his bhors, who reside on me pre-
49, = " HIRAM T. MOODY,
"''9-'' Commissioner of Sales
4 Siis.
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rrER various experiments subscriber has been able TO
"a pn,c Chemical Backing after the Partisan Fashion, which
combines degree all the qualities so long ana adey
y the consumers Of the article II the leather
gives beautiful polish which viii not soil the whicst caIc
will keep for years flee from mould and perfectly
soft
The Backing usually sold has been source OF loss
10 the retail vcndc consequence Of its liability mould and 10
become hard and All this loss can be avoided by pro-
curing supply of the Chemical Backing which the subscriber WI
nis wholesale and rca his manuncory street, Sockoe
I It'll %'' phunoJ yn P. AUGUST, Agent.
M, ~ H! 81 ' 49-lu6m
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SALE or NEGROES Will be sold 1t public auction, at tho
,c residence OF Thomas Minor dec H., in Sposy !vanin county,
near Market Tuesday the Goth Instant fur negroes VIZ
Two men and boy One of the good weaver and
coos-the other good field hand The good cook wash
era nd iruner. 80,
T-Bou nnd approved security will be required bearing m
from the be rcmittcd payment be
made by the lst day oil December next. . ,
~ An having claims against the estate OF tho said no.
ms MINOR ecd hereby notified to PRESENT them on the dry
Of sale he made TO pay them hndn per
sons indebted said estate requested to make immediate
,aymept. The above sale will commence al II o'clock.
''' THOMAS "A. MINOR, r,,,s
DABNEY w. WALLER,
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re- ryer,REr is DuJiistcd three times a 1ccck du-
@ he SESSION Of the State Legislature, and t'see oeeh
,,I,sg the rest Of the year.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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aad 10. years publication, unless sPee'a,! OF
m shorter time, und paid Tor III advance lo 'hu' S'''e'
:, me- whcn order -. - , -,
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known aud accessible person IN esau ~ M
b.r o, his payment But, oil an ordc Tor puohca
, whou, pa subscriber who unaequan'ea
With The cOodtioas, single namhsf may DC sea''
Fhe names OF all suh,c ability to pay may be
u,<nown publishers and who may roman naeIeu On
~ nj the end of two years the time when the advanced
men, was due shall erased from tho list Of suhscOeis
Regulations Of tae Editorial COaUeat.0H Of "a.
Resolutions are sonc Of tho results Of the collective wis
.be her experience of Editorial Corps Of Virginia.
were assembled Richmond, on the l1th January, is
s. these Resolutions We are determined 10 ] " ;nsc
o. 4. Press 7ccommsnd "nd our own interests 'olo'e' I'LL '
,,c adherence To them . , ~ , ~ ,ooa and
notes a; the risk Of the Editor; the postage Of al
oa! Jv The Hrcrs-lThe postage Of single letter Is
:. sy oi account TO the writer IL is 'hc 80
% in al extensive business which operates Us serious " UPON
Whoevcr will pay for niue papers, annually sha have inc
,cl:h gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
R.rd Tha, il be recommended the Editors oil Newspaper
hout the 10 publish the head Of their papers
| rates aud that they strictly alhee 70 .ne
ST that these prices be Always Suc", Us " give 9
IL; he labor performed" ~ a., r,,:o, corr.,,,,
One SQUARE nes less hrs; n,eIion 10 cch'S 'o
continuance, % cents. :, ,...
N-Ir. o distance be accompanied with the advance
g or satisfactory references, TO insure execution H.
ohose whose adverisiu. 500 per annu ds
All Obituaries and Marriages from the country
handwriting is unknown at this Office must he
~ eiursaon Postmaster in the neshborhood or lpe!
he pullshcd-iEvey measure that has been taker
:, pevai mposons aad 1uzzes, has proved HERETOFORE
o:"e mast therefore insist IN srch case Upon , on m
elton certified BY the 0! the Postmaster "r''sA on ~
':t. y ne letter.
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TERMS of ADVERTISING.

E,G!Ic SALE OF NEisROES.-Wl be sold, TO the hghest
Icr Buckingham Court House, on MONDAY, ne
,n Fcb,uav bo!ag day. the following slaves ao
20 the estate A. F. Rose decd, in late division OF .he
% Mrs ;iircd Ruse, Arthur Bob, julia Anne, Ina
panhn. Lucy Lucy S,lly and Betsy Purchasers can ht'e
i Of sky ninety days by svins notes w..n ,' These
'a'!is"' hfs''I' " tho n, enon class Of
'''I' are very 'a'u'''e' Gnu ' PRESLEY THORNTON,
PIe"ase's' JAMES FONrAiNE,
Executors of a. +. Eose deei.
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EpY virtue Of Deed of Trust, bearing date the }

EpY virtue Of Deed of Trust bearing date the is; list
Clerks Office of the County Court Of Chesterfield on
the day Of FeSoo 1881 csTsT m e5de tn
secure TO Colin Clark or his assigns, certain sums of
therein ONE of Us S aos on
IN The 1remses proceed to SELL at public auction for
cash, the tac, of Land in the deed above named, with
the improvements thereon, containing 500 acres more
or less living on James River in the county of Chester.
field and bounded by the said river and Stony creek
nd the lands of James Lyle, Isham Pickett and Others
or so much thereof may be sufficient to pay and sa-
tsfv the sum of two thousand FIVE hundred and eleven
dollars with interest and cost Of executing ne sus
uIs md James w. Wnfree, by deed from Colin Clark,
bearing The 9Th day Of oy cS on c IssSa
fa ~ ~ e ,he 4b duy of December 1885 The tract of
Land in the deeds above named the same on which
Mr.. NJ. W Hancock resides The tl:e 10 lnls .anu
believed to be indspuabe, but we can only convey
such lille as is vested in US as trustees
' '''' VIM 3 3 faATkE5 Trustees.
Ian % el-2awtds
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1NN REWARD for Nelson, who off the alst of Ne

p6a6l REWARD Nelson, who went off on the 2lst oil No
vombe 1885 lie was . years old the Angus, before he
os Of his inv teeth of his fore teeth broken off is
onk of apprehension spell and read little be has scar on
hi, forebend believe his l accustomed by burn when
child and one on his lip and about the knce
lie can use carpenters tools WE'LL ind make toeahy
,ooJ shoe the above reward il taken out OF the
Sac md delivered 10 me- 500 if confined a out OF the
State so that him il taken in this State wi, give SOo
10 me- or $50 confined Jail in this State so that
rot linn a-nn have some believe 10 passing as Tree
Of the upper countless say about 10 OF ~ SS
and near Licking hole Meeting House. letters to me- dTrGt'o
BeIhum Post Office. JthEAlah HooD"""D'
Goochand County, JAM 9th, 1888. a,, 1909
oo-"o"'
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EsEGkY.MOys.D, E"SFsGE.sY.g,
Fuiuatie Pr0pertY for Sale.

ON "Wednesday the os day OF February 1885, pursuance OF
Deed Of Trust dated the s May 1885, ss s to Us by
SELL the Public Auction, TO The highest oluuer Tor
Fla, part Of io. No. 49, in the City Richmond which lies
North the Locks Jumcs River Company which was con-
ys Peter csrae BY Edward S sSO S ,s Sse
the llus,inss Court, for the City Of Richmond. .;
Lot No a4 1915 street, part Of the Lots No BAG aud No.
$751; yhve feet the South side a" ench oil tnsn WIN
o ra o" Lots were conveyed to Pc,c Chcvse by Randolph
IT, and wife, by deed dated The o ION "e r a"" u inc
between the 3l5 and the Columbian Nl p9pcy to DC
cen Sm as
in the oco Of tho nd Hastings Court fur said deed muy be
regarded fixing the sad boundary line. ,,. ,,-
Joining the No. a45, conveyed TO Peter Ghrras by
William axa and Clara iu1a BY the said deed Of the o'h NO
hso hall nc,c City Richmond, being IO, No. $780,
to Peter j. by Lewis E. Hayie and John D. "Tvic and
others the h May 1888 an recorded IN the "ce
said Iusnss Court o" which said o, there Cor" MILL
recently cree. ID and other improvements ..,
Also certain quantities Of water water rights az" privileges
mud rho thereof manufactures, when
10 M same which as Peter j. Cheyac by the james
River Company by decd dated the 18th Fsruary s and recorded
ia the office said Hastings Court therein described as amount
inv in IN. aggregate hundred nchca drawn OIL taken and
used fo end of the Basin Of the james River Cana
opposite the said ChcvaicS Lott No. ISL under pres
sure Of nches under other pressure less ha
fee, six inches, provided that no greater volume o.,
water shalt oil than would &c drawn oil precs" al the
said inches, subject TO certain conditions
mentioned in tho said deed from said Young to u.. r
Also charter Of incorporation contalrc IN an act Vi
Assembly Virginia. passed the gath day oil eou!
p~"y and ali the rsht tile interest bcnc, OF the said
Young derived evabo from the said Act OF Assembly, 50
AS the same subject under the said
Property including bo'h The ~"sa isn,s
lot T., unea and the same bidding. ,, ,;, &C.
The title Property believed to b. perfect on ens
Trustees We shall sell other right but wha! vested IN US ny
'' ~ :S' Sale ,s' to commence a, 10 o'clock.
DAVID COPELAND RANDOLPH,
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VOLUME XXXHV.--.No. sc,

the payment Of the usual per diem to Messrs. Prep,ss
and Word from the day they presented their claims 10
seat. Objected to-
| On motion of Mr.. Bronson, the House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-10

TENHE Annual general meeting of "The Mutual As As
Il surance Society against Fire on buildings OF he
State of Virginia." will be held OF their Office, IN ths
City of Richmond, on Tuesday, the Goth of February
next, at o'clock, P. NJ. ,oon,
Inn % TS-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-10

This property being sold satisfy debt 10 exceeding
600 will allow the purchase shall NOT
ycceJ nv claim credit six and twelve months, with in
tes to be secured by negotiable notes. with good cndcIs. and
I..J NJ ,rnsi on the i,roDe1,y. JOHN HETU.
r., SO-tLs
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.-The trustees OF the Richmond
~ Academy will proceed Tuesday, the 9th instant t" the
election of An&' Languages 10 supply the vucnn'
re- occasioncd death of the late Professor Reyno Ids
Those wishing hccnme candidates for the situations VIII au-
~ ava 5. MAUPiN,
p;,, or N. scaJenv and Secretary Board Of Trutc.s
Eli s5-2aw TdSS t2TF
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S.ATURDA Z,

prevented his attending in person. he (r felt it his
duty to make the motion that the paper he then held in
hand be received, and read the Clerks table was
due TO The sitting members to says that they wished no
,r, lion made In nrint
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FEBRU.gEe Z 40, 1878.

Nlrssrs Claiborne and Gholson wonld leave the State
entirely without representation in the popular brarch of
the National Legislature; and therefore. the people do
nall rIcLnr IL
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The following copy Of the proceedings referred 10
in The above statement of Mr.. Claiborne.
proceedinrs Of meeting Of The Dcmocrasc me'nbers o.
The Lcgisluurc and others Of the party then at the city
Of Jatkson hctd in The Senate Chamber on The ercn"g
nG The goth INST 49, , ,,,,-
Coorce &. Augustus Senator from Noxubbee, TO the
Chair as President of the meeting; Cen Athnr OK,
member from Lawrence, was elected wee rresideh''
Gen A. G. Brown, member from CoPlall, and Charles
NJ Price, were appointed Secretaries.
Mr. Besancon, President of the Board OF Bank Com
issoners, offered The following preamble and resoiu'
lions, which were unanimously adopted
Whereas, an attempt is being made against our worthy
Representatives in Congress, hlcs'rs. Claiborne and
Ghoson by asserting that they were electeo LOT le
called session only and not for tie whole 18th Congress,
and that they are not the choice OF the people OF
The State; and Whereas in the opinion oil this meeting,
Messrs Claiborne and Ghoson and are at this time
The choice of large majority of the people OF this Stae'
therefore, A.,
Rcsolrcd That as the people satisfied with the
decision of Congress in relation to the seats OF our e
nresenaliYes this meeting is Of The opinion that hessrs
Claiborne and GhoIson would dtsotty the wishes OF
large majority of the people of This State by rcs'gnng
their seats at this time.
Resolrcd Tina, The charge Of deception which has been
preferred against our Representatives, relative to the
duration of their term Of SERVICE is entirely grounu!ess
and without foundation.
Revlrsd That in voting for the separation OF the Co
yernment from all banking institutions, and IN Young
arsnst the proposition 10 charter National BANK our
REPRESENTATIVES have acted in conformity with The Will
of large majority of the people Of this State ana III
so doing deserve well of their country
On motion of MIR. Holland Of Marshall,
Resolred That the stand taken by our Senators and
Representatives in Congress, against Inc oscussioh u
slavery, meets hearty appreciation
On motion of General Brown OF CoPiah,
Resolred That in the opinion of this meeting 10 re-
sign lciE in Congress during It's present SESSION.
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EARfHENWARE, CHINA AND Gi.ASs.-Tlom-. ! rno,
Importer, No. 81, Nassau Street. New York off,, e., |
complete in the above ne comprising
pefns cPackcd TO order for country trade" tho
'$kase Orders by letter will receive every attention.
WORK, Feb. sa,w
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and OK, by Eclipse and full brother ARIEL Lance
be Tree Hin s' make his in Virginia, my STA
his bills nnd below Richmond Particulars will appear
Tree Hill Jsn ~ basement in due time. JOHN p. WHITE.
S0-ts
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.SoFlCE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. going South a1o ~
'om"d TIA, when they reach Petersburg Va there ehoee
''Hss either by the Great Mail Line, which duly through
Raleigh Fayetteville, Columbia Augusta, Ga, dc, y
inson RrIoad stage and steamboat Co.'s line, from
Of the Petersburg Railroad through Halifa1 Whining
nSA Charleston, &c
&; say, Vt stin. from Petersburg Tuesdays Thursday
fie$s, here can be delay, extra post coaches are
-- .---1u's RA''oah Office, Dec 49, 1887. 65-3m
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Iys sEesasfaAs EsETCsAEE.
rccvS or THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER

- Inc Enquirer is published three times 'ceef du
The session of the State Legislature, and tD'ce 'oesH
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-23
GHE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,


Probatps Court, October Term, 1888.
o al persons interested in the Real Es-
tate Of David Myers, deceased, late OF
land District, South Carolina:--You are
BY citedto appear before the Judge Of our
PFObates court, at court to be holden for
county on Wednesday, the 9th day OF
ember 1888, at the court house in the
Of Columbus, and then and there to
cause if any you can, why an order
I'd not be made to sell the following des-
lands situated and being in Lowndes
~ and state Of Mississippi, belonging to
estate Of said David Myers, deceased,
.ig5lag to the prayer of the petition Of
"a +. Myers, one Oithe executors, named
be last will and testament Of said David
rs, deceased, to wit The west half Of
lon ten, the whole Of section twenty-six;
west hall Of section TWENTY-FIVE, the north
dissection thirty-6ye, tie west halfof the
n-west quarter Of section thirty-six, the
nall OF the southwest quarter of section
ny three, and eighty acres Of land in Sec
tWenty-seven, rula.qr Cor one mile nr,rtl,
south on the Whole Of sail section, On .be
'[n boundary of said section twenty 7evs.
ni west 20 as 10 embrace ;he SD aumbe
gniy acres ALL lying and beng n
Tp A'Aeteen, north of Range Seven.
, 1ae!' containing in all eighteen hundred
.|In.y acres. 1t is further ordered by lie
ny - mat this citation be published IA the
lLnOus Democrat and So Ithern Argur, two
:paPerSPublisbed in the town Of Columbus
'1 weeks successfully.
In ess the Honorable THOMAS Sampson
e off -ohates Court for Lnwndes county
Inst Mon. ~ Of October, 1888.
pea tbis a., day of October, 1888.
Attest, X u. HADEN,
nn'er's fee, Sl7 So VOW Clerk.
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The Stue IF Mississippi,-Lo,Dndss

The State IF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
0Hntg.
PROBATES COURT--O October Term, 1888.
TTO ALL persons interestedin the Real Es-
IL tate of Conrad Haekleman late OF said
county Of Lowndes, deceased YOU are
hereby cited to be and appearbefore the Judge
of our said Probates Court, at Court to be.
held at the Courthouse for said county, on the
| first Monday of December, 1898, then and
there to show cause if any you can, why tn e
following lands, the property of the estate Of
said Conrad Hackleman, deceased, to wIt:-
the west halfofthe south west quarter dissection
number seventeen, in township eighteen, of
range number seventeen west, containing 80
Is I-2-lO0ihs acres, except one acre to be re-
served, incladng the grave Of the said Conrad
Hackeman, Mrs, Mary Hackleman and others,
the east half Of the southwest quarter Of
Section number seventeen in township number
eIgg1 eeas soath of range number seventeen
/ west, CONTAINING so 15-lODths acres,-the
so1,tl hal, east half southeast quarter OF sec
dloh gi3, s, n township number eighteen OF
I range naHiber seventeen west, containing ~
/ lS-10Olhs acres,-the north half, east hall,
northeast quarter OF section number nineteen,
/ In township number eighteen, south OF range
number seventeen west, containing 40 l2-l0O
accessible west half of the west half OF the
lnoFthlesst quarter of section number twenty IN
township number eighteen, south Of range nuTn-
Der seventeen west, containing AID 5-lOOths
acres, andthe north half east halfuf the SOUTH
east quarter Of section number seighteens IN
townshipnmberei eighteen south ofrange nun-
Der seventeen west containing 40 ASH 0ths
acres, making IN als one tract Of 321 rs ~
one huBdredths acres. And also another tract
including the following pieces Of land, to wit !:
Z the west halfof the southwest quarter Of sec
ton number thirty-five IN township number
Z sevenieeH, south Of range number seventeen
/ west, containing 79 SOL 00ths acres,--the easi
M fof the southwest quarter Of section thirty
ga in township number seventeen south 3
$500. ut1nber seventeen west, containing a.
~ nstfs scFes,--the west half Of the south
800 ooSTte Of section thiTty-ive IN township
ss 80 81 r;enge seventeen west contain
20 s0-l OOlh.7 acTes,--the west half north
.aSst r1srfer 81 Sc elson number thifty-ilYe =
fgVn hiDnunbe SCI ve lteea 81 range mum 81
enfesri west contain, il.ss 80 Otns acres
land the south half eastih = s9us2-east qqslt
dissection number thirty lft y oAasnl s.ll4
seventeen, south ofrnge ,s.lrsst zsk y
teen west, containing 81 89- lo0e u g. -, ia
t containiur 959 70-l00ths aeiss sseel
tie Mulberry tract sholld not pc 81, Z, y. $50
1ing the prayer 0fthe petition 81
8lernan, administrator and one q 'ls
: ofesaid Conrad kIaC emanf eeceaseo
s fnihof u do and such things AZ mas
+ considered GLAND ordered by said Court =. g.
Witness. ae 1 ESQ Judge
81 ~ IRE first Monday of w
..ss 4. I. Z. -. -, ~ d. srI.sr.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-23
Sn0N BANK.

~. an a cory 81
cflN Prom uliS y WLAvs
isnss RI. HaFrs esg. nor
q rc6owell, Harris q Spg a gsl
..f,ss Board: ,.t y,srvr-
STSdsII p y w WARDEN Cashier!
-, S5Alo! r. r. Co aal.
~ .o l.y, sep i. q, 1888 /. 3 - 7.
y Bs M .sason ior receiving end
sp[ !. near al hand, anq We take
afco'iSlll J y, Won q The arrangements
d. .,l,,;oD Bss made Tot fulfling the
hsh so las i entered into with the
~ 'l y V Wellington, at Vickshurg'
"; Il ~ w It Grand tiul; and M,
nsE :. ~ Nstchez; viii act as 0W
re- Il,.;,,e And storing cotton, At t l.ss
r'sS .,,5 receipt for the same. The
ss.s' ~, .ace;ve On account ofthe PLAN
Jteh VI ~ { ioraigl market, Or sod Fl
ihlPP n ortbe PLANTER; i shipped
tn o Y bals ofexchange drawn agaIns !
osl y II the cotton VIII be appnoel
,,s 6, ag. (; % you prefer SHIPPING
treal';c' nm, o,cn selection or have tie
sese y !! ~ ,.o,rr o,gn direction, y WI
ID unG ~ business done through such
haVe n ~ Lao suit us to have the cotton
vi, vii a nons sS' Such lance as may
sr ' w I'm pay in par funds Of the b
,,oidlV eceiving returns o.
We aor which we shipped during las
i'0l 1..o,Ut ofthe planters; and although
. ! ai y. been dull throughout most Q
bet .5s returns Dsu show that the sales ar
60, t, y, ~ had anticipated, and such as w
nan ~. w. . ~ The great delay
gal g,' ..s,ybs. has been cause OF dls'
e l'!ls n many;-thc improved prices
cto I,s \ wei We have been able to realize
70, y, WY. .bog tI,at the policy Of holding u
: oeI w early sale, has been for tn !,
~ +. IN management ofthe cotton Whlcl
!. .b ~ u during the present sea ;On, on
2 " my Y ss heretofore, toreahzo the YER
|. ' wees which can be obtained. II 40
re shaIl be benef..ng the Planter ant
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Your obi sev't.
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Oar funds will be furnished to bu,
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n or the articles paid for in par funds
:, Durehased-cottOn being delivere
account
.,ber G 1889. 81
Tbe Nltchez Courier, Vicksburg Regis
,n1 Gulf Wig, Rodney Telegraph
lester Wing, Columbus Argus, Lexing
,ndard. and WoOdville Republican, wi
Tyetbe above three weekly insertions
PPrad their accounts to this Office fc
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