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The native American., 1838-07-28

steal attributes strengthen and animate our ex-
lstence as nation.
AS Native American Party, we broadly dis
clam identity with any political party Of the day;
pui, II possible, we are determined to know our
enemies, and oppose their intrusions, no matter
IN what pohhcM piace or ranks we may find
them' or from whence they may come. Let us,
them as Native Americans, in every spot of the
Union, mark well the movements going forward
under higl-sounding and beautiful fitles prefacinp
prolessed principles! II is beyond dispute that
we have native citizens among us who are. for
sooth, contributors TO this foreign a,uiaciiy, and
who must be held up to the unqualified reproba-
ton of all real Americans. LEAvENwoRru
The native American., 1838-07-28
From The N. Y. Correspondent Of The National Lieigenccr

From The ~ Y Correspondent Of the Naional Leigenccr.
Somebody, in the London Times, is chopping
us Americans into minced meat; and all the sins
we ever committed, be they in Vicksburg, or
Arkansas, or Boston, by Judge Lawless or the
Lynch mobs, are paradcd out at length to horrify
Europeans from such a Lynch-killing, mob-de-
stroying, contract-brcaking, lawless-expounding,
stcamboat-hlowing-up set of rascals. They make
us worse than we used TO make out Texas.
However, tins is the dark side. 1t is clear that
the United States arc now the amazement Of the
European world the faith Of our merchants, the
wonderful rccupcrativc power Of our People in
crisis that would have staggered Europe for
quarter Of a century, having but made that crisis
add to our moral importance. John Bull handles
us with gloves, in comparison with his manner
when he takes up France, Italy, or Germany,
or Turk, or Tartar. He likes Brother Jonathan
at heart as a sort OF conntryman of his run mad.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-04

Netlce 20 Country Subscribers.
H.reafter whenever any country subscription to the
.xt.~ld. reacAes fortnight Of ito close. subscribers
1 receive their papers, done up IN ysilo~ 'srappra
This plan is adopted in order to give our patrons IN
the country notice. either to renew their subscription
Nv fresh remittance or to expect it to cease at the
close Of the period for which it had been paid Sub
scrbers. will, therefore, understand, after this notice.
what is meant by receiving their papers done up IN
yelloU cropping paper.
By this method we furnish individual subscribers
with proper notice, without putting them TO the ex
pense of postage, and thus shave Amos Kendall, BY
way of requital for his shaving so often our subscr-
bess. The fashionable morals of the present day. as
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen Cabinet
are to cheat as much you cam so that the law
does not reach you. do not practice on this primer
nile to any exteat except when have dealings win
the Ktchen-and on such occasions It Is adopted
nurely in self defence-if you don't shave you'll get
shaved. Every day am receiving letters complain
inc that the Herald has failed, when, at the same
,;me. know full we'll that it is regularly mailed
WHY these complaints? Because many OF Amoss
SUBJ will be looking into The Herald to see
the lineaments of their master accurately depicted.
They read laugh but forget to put the Herald into Its
wrapper again. Hereafter beg them az favor-as
personal favor me-to try to be as honest as ney
can know they have precious little OF that article
bat precious little is better than none.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-04

Copy OF letter received threugh the post Office =
Mr. Levison, Division st. New York
liberated fon the angs OF affection by the aid Of nes
Hunters Red Drop address you He tenders yen his
sincere thanks and gratitude for the blessing be has received
(usng only part OF pha Of dangerous disease TO
which he rshy exposed hour;
having received e,h cure and esso. &c indeed truly
from other myself who witnessed is effects, testify
merits and Chsas philsRthropixt sincerely
wish that the public may be made acquainted with iu
utility.
q pour thy balm upon q wounded world,
And LET the banner Of disease be furled-
Iife's ensbers reillume-whlc SPARKS aHve,
And bid the kiadiisg glow OF health revive
Extend thy arm-be sufferers pang appesse,
while groanng meath the demos OF Disease
AID grateful hearts shall I'll thy cares repay,
when sfiietions's chains are burst away.
Defcncelcx youthful PASSIONS irm control
Has placed thee where dark waves of anguish ron,
Where sorrow regns, and storms OF suffering fsil-
where mercy's ne'er heeds thy pitsous cali
Then fee to him who kindly holds for thee
These precious Drops that soothe and set thee free
Go, rescued "ckild OF wrath. and SIN no mere" : :
Yours respectfully, - 70; 4.
Sold at No Division ST Price VI per bottle. Inm ieuer
B. The pubic will please take sotce that the genuine
Hunters Red Drop be Obtained 81 no ether place nthe ca
" but o lvsieu 81. m2s I'm
bMscovsRsHSs,oobr PokTrs s2.ss. ar ne-- 1 al.
to eradicate certain delicate plant IL taken At the
set single sucis inland II Of longer duration, sim
Els own physician Tor the directions are so psIs faithful
expressive enable the Individual his disease
well method Of preventing H. isdeed houssnds have
aeruy ssce Ersdea has made public.
easy the stomach without tantsg the breath
For sale by A. B. D. sssos. Fuitsn and william
=. sr so.e sy Noses "a s,o:S. az. .%' BUsae.
9Th svsnus. In Phiiadcphls, by >. ohm'h -.
Price 81. m5oims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-04

ELEcTIoS-THE TABLES rUxsxn-
inc Prese" election for representative, in Co.uec
.cut the Wings are likely have i, all their .wo ,v
Many towns which were formerly admi.,,ra,o. h,,s
returned Wing majorites Up,o two clock Yesterday
1871 votes had been given in of which 7s4 w.,. VIII,
and Conservative and Van Buren, 5s7 .l..v;o. -
Wings majority of 1877. proportion likely 70 he ~
tanned throughout the State The Wings are in
In Lynn. Waterford and Salem, which were admin.
ranon last year. Wing representatives have been :,
turned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-04

VI AT the Circuit Court holden at Batavia. on tn
aIth March, application made by the Counsel Of
Mr. hathbun Of Buffalo, postpone the trial of the latter
on ground of the necessity of send com mission
10 Texas to take the evidence of Lyman Rathbun who
could prove that the notes asserted be forged O.
wn'ch Benjamin Ra'hbun was indicted, were genuine
Inc motion Tor commission granted, and the trial
deferred until September term
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-04

W Mr. N. G. Tsbn Of New Orleans Inspector
OF Police there 1t was stated, was very barbarousIy
beaten to death about week ago. His body was hur-
riedy buried, bat was subsequently disnterred in or
der that judicial enquiry may be had into the crcun-
stances attendant upon his decease On post psovss.
examination, the medical came to the conclusion.
that his demise attributable to natural causes
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-04

INDIAN MURDER IN FLoRIDA-The Indians. SUM-
posed to be fugitive Creeks said to be scattered
over the face of the country in Florida and are COM
uniting terrible devastations. AT Ocean Pound Mr..
Glett, his wife, children. and blacks, were murder
ed by them the 10Th March
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-04
CAUrIOH-GELATINK CAPsULEs.-Mr =. Q.

CAUfION-GELATINk CAPSULES.-Mr. =. .
the public from buying Gelsne Capsules which made il
%oS Of Mo.Ae gs.uns and
cI%1emsaon tina. using he names Of Others nc NC
vest any MISUNDERSTANDING in the public misd, deem il
cesary to inform those concerned that manufacturing
the spurious m,.loas OF which he speaks they made
o. pure Basam and Geanae which will Leak aad conse-
no secret in the preparation OF them and the only
oOlrctn View administer the Balsam Of Copva IN the
form and as nay Capsules have been esed by
ney can with safety be as superior art
The extensive with which they have mel ample
M,ssrs Rushion Aspinwa, Mr. Mihau. Messrs souiard
Say Geo Coggessal Drngss and Hpesbeeary No. 4ai
rear street OF Rose street. and all other respectable
country Keep them constantly sale generally prefer
% TO those Of Mothes manufacture the mention
Various certificates in confirm assertion.
m8-lms ' a chsJry,.t
- suLEs GELATISEGsFs OF PURE BALsA i eau.
IONS the American Public against spurious limitations the
above invaluable Medicine which ADVERTISER genuine
Ingredients In trying to Introduce these limitations, use hs
5een made OF my own prospectus with transaon oft In
omy boxes and circulated tarough Europe ros which
opear that tho bnator has received the certificates
Dr. Ricor Surgeon Chief to the venereal Hospital and
ms ns OF the faculty o medicine Of Paris, Ia.
Professor at The Military Hospital Of val.de Grace Ike
Ut Segaas, OF acuty OF Medicine Of Paris &c and
Or sachoue also OF the faculty Of Paris nc which cer6
Gates have only been deliveries md in pos
session lam also the only maker Of this aruce
authorisedt0 refero
Messrs Baron Albert, FIRST physician to the King &c.
Lsfrane Surgeon Major to the Hospital Of In Pitie.
Marjoin, Knight Of the Lego, Of Honor, professor
IN me faculty Of Mede Of Paris and Surgeon to he Krg
Or kosian ofthc Hospital OF La veiesse professor the
faculty OF Medicine of Paris, &c. and
Dr Cuerier Surgeon iE Chief OF the VeRereal Hospital
member OF the Royal Academy Of Medicine he &c which
gentlemen have honered with their appreciation and
uaiy recommending he use Of my remedy.
WIN be for the public decide whether confidence
can De placed In the article such manufactured by the IN
under the patronage Of the above celebrated Doctors
tban 10 the limitation made by people have other
than that Of using others and try
ing 10 appropriate TO themselves the privilege Of patents
uhcates and references, to which they have right
The only general Depot in the United States the by
wholesale ofthis Medicine, sat
r. g. BERTEAU,
No. IS William in the city of New York.
can be had n retail frem the following druggistsJ MI
ban SS broaoway; Messrs Seuiisrd Dluc Park Row,
and o5l bioadway NJ Rushon Aspinwall, 66 William
Broadway and 10 Aston House. the city oN York
Also, At Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston,
~ b. The Genune Boxes oval containing So Capsules
ana have the Of the inventor their SIDE closing
men. m5-lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-04

MOTTO H.-The Books Accounts Of the undersigned
~ kept by RICHARD HAROLD, IS their Agent are IN
be hands Tor Collection All persons indebted " said Har
rod FOR Ale Seer by beck sccoum are hereby
nos6ed pay In the undersigned the said Har
roids ageccy hss been discontinued :. Go
New York, February 4, 1889
Aes by leaving eir ORDER a5 Cedar street. or their
sub.Ofsee, foot Of Deisncey street w w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-04

DEATH OF Mr.. M'KIM.-The Hon. Isaac MKim
one OF the representatives in Congress from the State Of
Maryland, died at Washington on Sunday. Mr.. MKim
was Merchant Of Baltimore, and had been in Con.
gress for about Is years.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-04

A POPULAR MEDICINE-THORNE'S Com
n pound Extract OF Copsba and Sasaparls, certain
safe and eectua remedy discovered for the
Of 's-s STRUCTURES whites, pains In the back
loin seminal weakness affections Of the kdnes gravel
butte eruptions, he nc.
adaon this preparation enjoys above all
Ia ts n, portable form put in pots The mode In which
be taken being both and pleasant It's tas,eles
ture with restriction in diet confinement from daily bu-
saesS Travellers especially would 0nd this medicine highly
useful and ought be uaprovlded with prsparson
possessing advantages which the presea combines
Accompanying medicine pamphlet explanatory OF the
different stages Of the diseases without extra charge
tanning fu 4 and ample directions
Prepared by J. b. Thorne, Chemist London and for sale
by m. B. GRAHAM,
m27tf 80 Nassau St cor Fulton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-04

- ship HECTOR, ID x Post, master
ship LDRENA, ,. Urquhart nssser.
Shin TusKINA r. n. Post, master.
Ship ALAB AMIAN W. D. Lane, master.
ship RUSSELL BALDWIN, }. N. Magma, master.
sh,p JUNIOR, W. n williams MASTER.
ship ELISHA DENf~ON,F West, master.
ship ST. JOHN. q. n. Hitchcock, master.
The line consist Of nine ships which win sssse us 10
despatch three vessels month when trade requires ~
These SHIPS cf the first class built expressly for The rsde
Of The best materials coppered and copper fastened With esn
hshdsoyne accommodation, and commanded by er
Isr~pced masters, and wi' ss ruscsu.ly - sdverses
When tho day of sailing fans Sunday the ship will sail ~
the Menssy following The prize Of passage rs wisou,
liquors All goods forwarded 70 the subscribers viii be hprs
rs 4. D. HURLsur CO. y scus street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-04

zen sALE-A lot Of hrs rsts ssgirr Cs.srr juss ~
soIa NJ the corner OF Puliso M Nassau Sta noit
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-04
Law NOTICE. \

LAW notice.
- apAHAM BENNERS, formerly Of Newb~ru. n. D.
Arrvsssv Arp covrssLLss AT Law.
Lisdes, Al
psrxssscss--Hes. WILLIAM Gsssoa, Newb~su NC.
Hon william n. haywood, Ral N. q.
Hon. L. d. Henry, Faye,ville. NJ q.
Mr.. y. VI. Tsylsr Mobile, Al
" y Blcust, Eco, Mosils A.
Mr.. John ~ 9tr0ae Awden. Al
Ms. william Lecke. Lndsa- Al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-04
ORIENTAL BALsAMIC Com

~ DR. u. LEvISON continues the most despe.
Of vss and Mercura Diseases Of persons hat
have been under the has Of almost qusck In the
try with his Hunters Red Drop and sntimercual vegetable
medicines He In every Office Divi-
sion four from the Square. Private Offices attached
MP .I~,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-04

Dk. JOHNSON scossnllea corsaass,lsny al an once
NO Duane street, between Chatham and William
me lohow'ns diseases v0onorrhra, s1fH~a Chsacres
SUictures seminal weakness, and
from venersa poison improper Dr. Johnsos
remove any recent affection iatwo three days
ana the most nveerse cases proporbnate time witou
me use OF any debiatng Hudcious medicine proven
ton from business Persons entusng themselves Or Jshs
sens care, may desc henseves with certainly Success
me most eases scrofu,cus liberated s
&C pesAy healed Strangers would do web by giving DS
Johnson csn certain preventative may be sgaiss
he occurrence OF foregoing seases which has fab
cd When used within twenty hours aer exposure Let
ers post paid and enclosing atse have the Dscey
dicine and directions for itsuse forwarded
Attendance from 9, A. M to IL slghi. Dr. Johnson
moved from ls Cham bers ma lms
STEKLIHG'S ORIENTAL BALsAMIC COM
~ fOUNDAn ef6cacous salutsry and ef1ectua remedy
all cases Of LeucorrhG. !avoluaary Emissions Seminal
Weakness ularty OF the Msnses diseased
lion Of the bladder Of the Urinary Org
the Immediate gelef Ksssrsux sdoraed hy be aS
deHtly offered With accompanying certificates OF the most
nen OF the British faculty which will stamp the high eputa
ton In which the unique preparation Is valued.
Prepared only by w. Sterling, White Chapel London Sold
Wholesale and retail by
NATHAN B. GRAHAM,
mZ7u No. - Nassau street. Fulton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-04

4. Resolved, That this meeting highly approve. and
unanimously confirm the nomination OF AhhoN
CLARK. for the Office of Mayor Of the city OF New.
York and do recommend him to the earnest and cordial
support Of all fellow orens wdo desire 10 promote
the prosperity Of the city. ,
. Resolved, That the uncxampled unansmity with
which the selection Of Mr.. Clark, candidate tor the
Mayoralty has been made by delegates to the city
Convention IL at evidence Of their Just aprreci
atom of the ability indepe and unweared ap
,lcs,iou with which he has discharged the dsties OF
lis Office during the past year, and an encouraging
Of the completes success Of the true rRrEsDs
oy TINE PEOPLE at the approaching election.
Re,oved. That the election Of Charter 0Aicers in
~. civ although in measure local in its effects de
Ives Al this time the greatest Importance from its IN
aence upon State and National politics. an importance
80 veil understood by the friends Of absolute power
:, ws.b;rgton, that all the machinery OF party y
70 be- upon the fears Of those who hold Offices
.ndey the Government and the hopes OF those who ex
- ,bem to counteract the Efforts OF that part OF the
whose sole objects are the prosperity Of the
country nd the welfare OF the people at large Recent
has taught the administration party that our
onr .bvsed and suffering city will no longer support the
men to whom It's present csarnteus cesdtons ma'ny
to be attributed but they rely upon the apathy WIG
fsmouQ those who act from dsinteres'eo mouvssl "
too apt TO follow success This hope we are eeno1en'
will be frusrssed there Is evdenc s"n al s''e' M
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24
ShcriG's Sale.

nl virtue Of readltloal oEponai issued liom tho
Ap Clerk OF the Circuit court inr Lnwndes county
and q me directed wi txpose 10 sale at the court
house dpnr "a the town oil Columbus for cash on the
Monday the 81 day OF December next, MI the r.hi.
ttc, claim aud interest, that Edwin l.. Sadc g.
JcrmanBaker have ~ aud 10 the following described
lot IN the town Of Columbus, 10 wit: Lot number
six IN square number two, north Of Main-sircet
fronting Matkct'Street, occupied BY Robbins s.
Mkeller rs . grocery, layicd on at the instance OF
the President, Directors and Company Of the Plan
crs' Bank of the State Of Mississippi, against Ell.
win f. SHADE, Jerman Baker, james J PuIler, Tho.
mas b. Iahb and Benjamin $. Long. Sale within
The hours prescribed b. law. This 2l day Of No
vember, 1883. JOHN W. BYRN Shh
1874 Pr fec 81 so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24
Town Property for sale.

4 OFFER Tor sale The following pieces Of property
Il IN the Town Of Columbus, for BRANDON A. D.
NEY 10 wit: one undivided half Of the brick build
ing on Market street, occupied at present ~ part,
by tie Columbus aud Tolnbigby Transportation
Company, AsiE 4 Glass, and others sail house has
the first floor three store rooms, with fine ware
houses attached TO them; the second has office
rooms, all Of which rented for $500 last year
Also, one undivided hall Of the slorc-housc 0ccu-
building is situated has front OF 80 feet on Slain
street, aud extends entirely across the square to
Military street Also, one unlnproved lot on the
corner Of Market and Military streets, above the
Office Of Mcssrs AIMS and Brigham, fronting Mar
ket street q feet, with depth Of 30 Ieet The
above mentioned property will be exposed to sale
until the 25th Of December next. For further par
;cullrs, apply to the subscriber at Columbus Mi.
Z. L. HARRIS
y. Il Warranty deeds vii 10 gwen
Nov ~ 1888 l9l5
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24

IN pursuance Of an order Of the honorable Pro-
i bate court Of CLickasaw county made at Tie
October term, 1893, the undersigned, Executors d
the las, viii aud testament Of Thomas Ivy, de H.
late Of said county, Will proceed to sell on the pre-
misses, at public auction On the lst day Of January,
1889 tie following described lands, belonging 10
the estate Of the deceased VIZ: Tie northwest
quarter Il section twenty-five; also, lots number
i've and eight, IN section lWenly-tuce, township
fifteen, range nineteen east, according to the plan
Of survey Of tie late Choctaw purchase and wing
aud being in the county OF Noxubee and State OF
Mississippi. YHOS. WILLIAMS,
BIRD IVY,
JAMES CALVERT.
November n 1855 2U'j
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24

DY virtue Of Decd Of Trust executed III SAINT
- j.. Webster to me- the undersigned trustee,
dated The 27th day of Nov 1885, and properly ui
record N the Office Of The Clerk OF the Prubatcs
Court OF the county Of Lownles, and State Of
Mississippi tosccurc tho payincn, Of certain debts
therein named, viii olcr for sale al pubic auction
and ac 10 the highest bidder for cash, at The door Of
the court hou'e, in the town Of Columbus in said
county Of Lowndee on the ilth day Of December
neXt, between the hours of eleven O'Clock, A. NJ.
ana Two o'clock 7, NJ The ioIuwng described prop.
cry conveyed to me by said deed for the purposes
therein specified, that IS TO say The north half oi
section tweniy-thrce; the north half Of the south
east quarer---north hall Of the south west quarter
Of the same section to be divided by an east and
west Inc through the centre Of the south bali Of
this section. .3i'o all that part of The north half VI
section twenty-five, which e situated Oh the south
side 81 Ca-law-pah Creek; md OIL that part Of
the south west quarter 81 section fourteen, which IL
situated the south SIDE Of said Greek that creek
with us meandefinns being the boundary line on the
north Of aI that part Of the land here conveyed,
which is situated IN section twenty-five, and il sec.
ton fieen--the entire tract here described. being
situated N Township 10 in range lG. eeat, in Co.
Inmbus Land Dstrcl; together with tito hcridiia.
meot5 appurlcnances lhorrunio belonging or any
wise appcrtalnnF. Such tile rs is ycs,td IN me
By SAID Deed will be made to the purchaser
Nov Q, 1888. JNO {. WHIrSlIT,
ls-iw TnrsrEE.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24
Livery stable.

TFllE subscribe, has opened Livery Stable il
n the city OF Columbus, on Military street, near
The courthouse, where lie will accommodate horses.
HIS stable IS new, large and conrodious, with
lot adjoining, containing water. Ii ) always sup
Piled with a variety uf forage, and sroams 10 atend
10 those who call upon him His charges shall lie
as moderate as al any other stable and will be made
with due regard 70 the hardness oil Tie times, and
shall BE- such rs 10 satisfy those who favor i0n with
their custom lie has room Tor th.ry-cght horses.
IN single Or double stalls and can accommodate sim
gle horses IN pairs or dfoges, BY the day week, or
month. The utmost attention VIII be paid 10 re-
fresh and improve the ANIMAL and 10 give saaiac-
ton to the. owner lie keeps Tor hire, Saddle and
Harness Horses, by the day or week.
Having served an apprenticeship 10 Tho yrrri-
nary Art IN tie northern, aud practiced for several
years IN southern c.dcs, he processes kuowlsdge
Of he anatomy d the horse, familiarity with the
remedies for rs lscpscs and particularly for such az
are lncdcr., 10 southern climate. His success as
Farr.cr Is well known in this and other cities M
whl he las piaciiscd Ae veterinary ant; he Of, IS
lis srvicrs in this line also, and viii promptly al
tend to al calls o, ,,5 stable, where lie will ht always
| found CHARLES IllELFS.
INV s, 1888. ls--i
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24
ShcriH's Sale.

Di virtue Of two wrts Of FL Fla. issued from
- the Cierk Of the Circuit court Of Lowndcs
county a the October Term, 1853, and 10 me a.
rtotcj, shall expose u public sale for cash, at tic
Court house door in tic town Of Columbus, on Mon
day The i7th Ray o December next, az tie right IL
lle, clam aad interest, that Marmadnke Box has in
and ia the following described land, to wit The
cast hill Of the northeast quarter ol section seycu-
teen, ~ township eighteen, Of range seventeen
wcSI, and all the Improvements thereon; levied an
rs tie property OF Mamadukc Box, 10 eat>fy sun
dry executions IN favor OF Alexander Gibson &
George Law against Michael j. aud Mannadrkc
BoS. sale within the hour. prescribed BY lav.
JOHN ". BYRN. Sh'R
November d lsjs.--lsii II, fee 5 o.