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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

A Pdgrlm.-Amoug the passengers IN
the S0squehannn, recently arrived a, this
port vas Mss Harriet Llvermore, who will
be recoilected by most OF our readers as a
jealous preacher. This lady, about two
years since, left Philadelp hIa TO 90 TO Jefu.
salem. She went, tarrylng shsr time
at London, touching at Gibraltar, Malta
and the intermediate places, and abode for
some time 10 the Holy City, sitting 10 the
sepulchre "where The Lord was IaId, y
wandering in the valley Of Jehosaphat,
climbing the Mouot Of Olives, fording ke
dron, lingering IN Gethsemane, and journey.
ing round places consecrated TO Christian
sympathles aud biblical "reminiscences,
where David sung and Jeremiah aapt"
THIS lone woman, OF delicate health,
made al this journey wlthonta male protec.
tor. She sojpuned 10 Catholic convent
White ia Jerusalem; and vas kindly enter.
tanned. she was once near tie Levant,
amidst those dying with the plague, aud
once in place agnated by tremendous
earthquake. We have, DOT for our good
wishes 10 the pilgrim, recetEed any conse
Grated relic, but p3negranate taken from
the garden Of GelhselHaue.-Phi. L. $,
Gdzette.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

We perceive. through 4 rangn,.
the Rlchmons Enquirer, that ila Ed
cofrvspouden, OF that paper has su.stsr
the possible necessity Of starting ,ooe
er party candidate ior the prcs.denc
Of Mr. Van Buva himself. Such c.'a
Siil present curious problem lor tie afl
metsphystcians, the soluiou q vhsa 4
determine whether the party abartg. "
Van Burn because hc Is not s.roag 81 !.
to sustain his principles, OF becaas 4
ptinci pies arc not strong enough 70 'q'sl
han. Tho suggestion Of such On aisn'
tive. however, = significant onrr afl I
minds Us u shrcad saying q ont 0a'' Z
leepcd and sincerely Iameulcd ircld pHt
Crockett, tsho uttered more ongra, 90
mon sense remarks than almost att naa
man we ever kuew,l tha, the People
Tennessee had quit General jackson ts'1s"
he had ceased TO 10 jackson maa.-Nsl
Intel,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

Canadian AFairs-i.ord Durham =
issued a proclamation, Offering q fea1rl
,000l. for tho conviction u any Of TIE 81
sons engaged in the attack On si' k''e'
Peel. lilo proclaims his dctermna''"
protec, the frontier from oil aggre'sio'' z
placing a suiiicieu, military force al'os y
line aud exhoris all Brush subjects can
fuIly 10 abstain from any acts o. fria''l''''
The ness Of the attack upon the Aati'4
steamboat Telegraph had not rcache' w
bee.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29
LETTER TO THE EDITOR, dated
It...,

W lLMlNsIHN, JlNE -
Our town has Just been much excited by The ar.
rivaI of the Mate or Second Captain of the Steam
er Pulaski which left Charleston for Baltimore On
the nerning Of Thursday last, with rising 200 Pas
sesgers and crew. He reports, that on Thursday
night abou, | | o'clock, 80 miles from Cape Fear,
she collapsed her boilers. That she had about 90
Ladies on board That out OF her whole number
Of passengers and crew, but SIXTEEN WERE
SAVED Two Ladies emily we're saved, and one OF
them with an Infant iashsj 10 us mothers bosom !,
Among the passengers was Judge John A. Came.
ron. We are sending gu, carriages 10 bring the
survivors to town-Jolge c. not among The num-
Der. have Just seen the 81 Captain, Who says
that the Steamers two boats len the wreck about
daylight on Friday A. NJ, with 81 persons, ) Of
whom we're lost in lasdisg. When be left the Boat,
there were many alirs on board, whose criss we're
heard until distance prevented Tier only chance
is, that on Friday this wreck may have been fallen
in with by solae vessel OF other boat, and 80 sone
mote lives be saved. The gale Of Saturday night
and yesterday must have torn the Steamer 10
pieces.
The L. 5. Steamer EnisrpriEe was sunk ysster.
day during the gale. Two Negroes are supposed
10 be lost Shs was lying near the Je,Ises eelow
toan.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

WAdf are ire eeaiHs 10 '-Soms q.
the distress and embarrassment Nhc 4
walls 20 the country, may b. gained I'd
the following statement. lhe woe
Sumter printed at LNinsslou, AZ an
lha, on the night previous TO the line
holding the Spring Term Of me C,c.
Court Of Lauderdale County, Na.. 8
the Court House ~as bufnt down. 81.
the Judge arrived and determined la Il
Court 10 some other building The S1sr
resigned. Tho duties de,uI,IB. % 4
Coroner, be too reslgncd, ard lh. u,
~as completely defeated 10 tie aittnr
hold Court. II Is SAID that a very az,
number Of suits had beeu comuercs.
that county.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29
A TREAly NTH TtXAS.

We learn by the following article, which
We copy from newspaper received OF this
office Yesterday, that a Treaty has been
concluded between the United States Go
yerument aud that of Texas, concerning the
boundary between the two countries, and
that Il vas ratified BY the Senate Of the I'M.
ted States on the 10th day Of MAY MAI. Int.
FEon rHr ARKANSAS GAZETTE. MAI 30
The Ttrss BOundsry.--h wiil Us sses BY the
following letters from lodge Yell, ths, treaty
has 81 length been eoneladS. e~twxen the Govern.
msnt and that Of Texas Hn'ch settles the ecun.
daiy questions between tbs swo countries, and
that u has been ratified by The Senate 81 The Uni.
ted States We ara Ast advised as 10 tbs bosRda-
~ sgrsci en-, bot presume nv RES bot hitie fiom
the oas concluded slth Don Onis, ia 1873. IL
sodld b very CRAFTY log 10 Us, II II sIisads our
western and southern hurs SO a. TO mesI at tight
angles, as !, would give has section Of e0un.
try on the South side Of Red riVss. which seems
to b the sa,ural righ, OF Arkansas. Bat we have
h,tls expectation Of It's nAlsfially changing the
Old boundary. The jurisdiction Of tho United
States over the eagslfy, At wil BE- seen, remains
IS heretofore uRts the treaty shall ss failhss BY
tbs Texan Gsysrnmsht, and tbs hae raA sne ca.
tablishcd
llOUsE Of RTrsEsrSrArIvy,, Ma. II
nE,E Sk The S,uaie. Oh Yesterday. eoaafmee
treaty wiih Texas, on the SUBJECT Of running The
boundary bciwesn ths tao Gsysrnmc.u | as.
tersl-nd the Jlri.dietoa II oar Goscrhment !. noi
10 Be ,ntcflcrsd Nith uutil tho hns IA fan. whlca
all Dc commenced soon a. tho Te1I4a Geo
gress ratihcs the treaty.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

An amusing carleuture IS dyef'0s
New Workers at iJls time. ltTepfe'eo'
gentleman" walking through f.s'
81 wanna Avenue, with hts pockets -
with plslols--ihe mahogany aO1~
which arc leil sticking out--amo4a'ps
five 10 number, VIZ ono ~ sacn o. 'u'
pockets Of his pantaIoons, two ~ n'' W.
and one IN the left pocket q his oa'I'su', ! !,
sbles. Upon the back is lashed Ou'.. :,
buss or rifle, the breach Of when = =. !,
over the leit shoulder. In his riga -
is the sword drawo from his cane, wy ~
part beng held in the leii hand ios ns y,
leg is lifted up IN the attitude OF S'.' .a
AVID close TO the heels Of the "gcil''e".'s,rrt
~ is cock Turkey, its tail oeau" ~,
spread marching on Initiating WIN y"
nicely tho cock Turkey 10 'front.'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

Charlestoa and Cincinnati Rail Road.
- per cent. Of the capital stock Of this
road having been paid, in the Governor of
Tennessee has subscribed S050,000 On be.
half Of the State.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

TIE bes.fts d Faa BAreairn.--" Pro.
posals ior carrying the Mads OF the L.
states wo perceive are contained 10 the
last Raleigh Standard, making 40 Adyer
tlsemeut ct nine cvlbmns for that paper
which will be the means, se should say, Of
putting several 10 or 100 dollar balls 10 the
Editors purse. OF course other Van Bu
ren papers ~ the State silI 10 requested
to publish he advertisement, because pub.
Ishiug tho Laws Of the [ y aud Mai Pro
Pesals, constitutes IA part, payment ior adj
vocalln- ,he Administration Nelmaeinc
noN that we see the small iry Of tue Van
papers opening their mouths, like Young
birds when their mother CONES 70 the ncsi
with food for them, ready to receive their
reward. VIII any Wing paper Ia the State
be requested TO publish these Proposals 7
We shall see, anon Carolina Patriot.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

The Cotton Crop.--Neyer has there
been known IN the recollection Of the oldest
inhabitants, 50 miserable prospect as there
Is ~ THIS whole section of country. The
cold weather, the lice and the hail storms,
have 50 completely ruined the sand, tia,
planters are ploughIng their entire fields
Greensboro (Ala.) Beacon.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

Mr.. Bird Of Bryan Co, Gs.
An Old gentleman ffo4 Bef.lo, y T., and re-
Gently from Psu.acola.
A young mao nauc unknown
Jennsy, a ceoursd woman,
Priscilla. c0l0urgd toman, Slcwardess
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

Philddeiphia.-The aboli,iopi,,.,, ,.
adelPhia have brought the free blacL.af.p
city into trouble. |, will be- seen -
ced'ng column, that they have co,,r..'
several murders, and 10 conseoo,nce ~
Indignation is highly excited aeo,s., 4.
Al the funeral OF kearuey, three bl,cL.
we're engaged putting coal into The IN,
a dwelling house, we're attacked s,5 ]
Of them badly beaten. A cen,len,, y
made some remark about The braol,
the attack, was mobted and ooly :.
by taking TO his heels. At nsb, oo a
persons assembled IN the nelpbbo,k.,.
the place where kearney vas ngr., ]
The police, however by arreslins Ii, \
active, prevented mischief. A er,g
Congress Hall, passing cut on an ,r,,
wss attacked, and seriously bruiset. A.,
er was taken into drug store bady van,
ed. The miserable blacks were ser,
themselves, wandering into the ded. 4 /
country, aud putting themselves lnlo !
guard houses, for pro,eclion. Tte,e /,
The results Of the philan,Arople eggr,
the friends OF the tree blackA-B
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

n takes The Yankees. Since ihe pass
Of the law 10 Boston prohibiting az F', =.
from selling ardent spirits, except ofust M
no less than sepenteen hundred ana ,s
new apothecary shops have been S'a,, o i,
different parts Of the city. a l lra.0r
nothing 10 do but to buy bnshel Oh ,IG, !.
salts, a Jar OF magncsia, and box o. ' ~
piIl's and he can keep and retail as 'O'''
the 40 DO joyful as ho Pleascs'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

The House has been warmly engaged on
the bill, providing for pulling down the
half completed Treasury building, aud put
ting up an entirely new QUE. The question
IS yet undecided Ia tbs course Of the do.
bate on the subject, Mr.. Wlso said that
" this vas the House that Jack built but
he would like TO know what had become Of
the malt that 10y IN the house that Jack
built, and where we're the rats thu, ate
tho malt that lay IN the House that Jack
built" GOOD
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

Nrs VI Nigttsngae, servant and child, ot
Cumb, Rama Island, Nrs Fraser and child 81
Slmons, IN. II. Coapct. Glynn. Ca, z W Pool
sr, SAveuuah. Ca, Capt. FooIsr. Sen. W. R.ber
sou, Savannah, Gs. Elias l.. Barnsy, \ G. Salo-
mon, 5 IIibbsfl, 1T mate Pulaski W c. y. SAN,
Nc~ Bedford, L \ Zru-htsnborg Of MUNICH,
Charles n. Tappan, " York Gideon West, y
BccsFd, b Brown, u Norfolk, steward.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

The Virginia Commercial Co...
which assembled at Richmond on ~
day last, is attended by 100 Delea,, .'a !
"a Counties and Towns in virpin's
from the County of Martin, Il. e 'pa 4
Caskie, Esq. of Richmond, wa, a.. 'au|
Vice PRESIDENT, and James McPap%'a';
Petersburg and Robert II. BuIle, ' y .
folk Secretaries. VI
A committee Of one from each ~.
having been appointed, subseoue,,, s'''
very long report, entering into ~ u'a|
cusslon Of the subjects of comme,co VI =
banking, &c. A minority report ~ sa
presented, also discussing the .o'' -
length, and closing with resolp,ioa ~
the next Legislature to incOrpor., ,' -
or Banks, upon liberal prlnciple, -.
capital sufficient 10 enable ylro,n,,.', -"
port and import to the extent Of i.
wants and to cherish manufacture,
These reports were the subIee, III
at the last dates from Rehmond-p o1
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-29

FulflHlenf Of Prophecy Tho Rodney
(Mlsslsstpp,) paper states, that as long a.o
as 1895, George PoIndesier remarked 70
gentleman oftbat place, that, within 3 years,
Mr.. Calhoun would be acting 10 close con.
cert ath MIR. Van Buren, Sir. Calhoun
has been every thing by turns. and nothing
long and We presume the prediction was
based upon his wonderful hckeuess. - Vr.
gilman
An Independent Judge.-An action was
recently brough, 10 New Orleans, before
the District Court, by the AtchniaIia Rail
Road and Banking Company, to recover a
debt Of 1888 33!. The Court decided
that the Bank having suspended specie pay.
men's for more than 80 days, lost It's cor.
porale existence, and had no rlgh, TO man.
tain an action, unless under the trustees for
the liquidation OF It's affairs. Judge Buch.
anan prssidlng.-Raieigh Standard.
Good The New York District COME.
renee Of the Methodist Church has suspend.
cd two Of lis members for deser,ing. or
neg!ecilng the appropriate work of the mln.
Is,ry TO travel through the country Us aboli.
llon lecturers.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20
Sheriff Sale.

Y virtue of a writ of f. ia. issued from the
~ Circuit Couh of Winston county, May tern
of said Court, 1888, and to me directed. viii ex
pose at public sale for cash at the Court house doc,
u The town OF Louisville, on Monday the 18th day O
November, S3s all the right title, claim and inter.
est mat James SIMS has in and to the following tract
OF Land TO wit - The south hall Of the south east
quarter OF section lve also, the north cast quarter
o Secl'oh elSh' an Oh township fourteen. range eev-
en- cast. Levied on as the properv Of lanes Sins
Tor payment OF said land in favor of Anthony Fo.tor
tins 29th Sept 1888. JNO. H. HARDY
Sheriff Of Winston county
''P'' ~ loo0'--iS-ol Prs. fee as
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20
Trustee Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that IN pursuance
IN Of deed IN Trust, executed by Edward A.
Smith, Of Lowndes county and State Of Mississippi
an the 22d day of June, 1883, to David Austin,
0. t.a county and State aforesaid, as trustee, 10
secure the payment Of a certain promssory note
,6crein mentioned and described, 10 the order of
u fOn,igby Raj Road Company, will, as rus-
tee, Offer ut public sale, at the court house in Column
bJs Mississippi, on Saturday the 20lh OF Ociober
next, within the hours prescribed by law. oil the
right title and interest which The said Edward A.
Smith has IL and to the following described land 10
wit Lot 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
OF e5s, together with oil and singular the enements
hsfedaments and appuItenances thereuntob belonging,
OF IN any wise apperaining Dated this the 29th
dss OF September, 1888
DAVID AUSTIN, Trustee.
ISit Printers fee 81 so.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20
SlleriH.s Sa G.

Rf virtue Of II writ Of i. IA. issued from The
ME Circuit Court OF Winston county, May ten
OF SAID Court, 1858, and TO me directed, will ex-
pose AT public sale for cash. AT the Courl house door
IN the town of Louisville, on Monday the 5th day
OF November, 1888, all The right, title, claim and IN
ierest that Lewis j. FanyllIe has, in and to the
north east part Of a certain Lot, lying aud beng in
the town OF Louisville, known in the plan OF sand
town as lot number two, in block number one, south
side OF Man street AMI west Of Cross street. 'front.'
ing on Main street twenty feet, thence running back
fifty leet Levied on as the property of Lewis J.
Fa.y,Vt tor payment OF said Lot, in favor off, j. g.
G. w. Thomson, for the use of James Thomason
aud Thomas NJ. Barker, this Goth Sept. 1888.
JNO II. HARDY,
Shelf Of Winston county.
sept ~, IooS.-~l5-9t Prs fee SO
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20
Trust Sale.

EDY vhtac of deed Of Trus. executed BY
Al James ". Hoseley 10 mo, the undersigned
Trustee, dated the 18th day Of July. 1887 and
prap.rv of record IN the Office OF the Clerk ct the
Prpsaie's court for the county OF Lowndes and
State Of Mississippi 10 secure the payment Of GER
tain debts thereia named will offer for sale at pub
lie auclion and sell 10 the highest bidder for cash,
at the door OF the courthouse, in the town OF Co.
lunbus "a said county OF Lowndes, on the 9sih day
OF October next, between the hours Of 4 O'Clock,
A. M. and two O'Clock p. NJ. the following described
property conveyed to me BY said deed for the pur-
poses therein specified, that is 10 say, the unexped
Tease or term Of naety-nine years from the Isl day
OF August, 1921, renewable forever; on fractional
ut numbered three, in fractional square numbered
thirteen south Of Main street, as designated in the
plan OF sal town Of Columbus, together with tie
heriditamenls and apparionances tlereuntO belong
ing or IN aDywise apptrtainnr Such title as IS
vested IN me bv said deed will be- made "a the pur-
chaser. ARGYLE CAMPBELL, Trustee.
August %, 1888 Std Pr fee sl6 so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20
late or Mississippi, Lowndcs CITY

Probate Court, Sept. Term, 1898.
THV0 all persons Interested in tho Real Estate
II Of Felix Wood deceased, you arc hereby
cited to be and appear before the Judge Of our Pro-
bates Court to be held Al the Court House in The
couaiy aforesaid on the first Monday in December
mkt, and show cause &c any you have why the fol-
lowing lands the property Of the Estate Of said Fe-
Tx Wood deceased, TO wit: the south east quarter
OF section number thirty FIVE, the south hall Of the
nofh east quarter, the south east fractional quarter
the east half Of the Soalh west quarter and The south
west quarter Of the south west quarter Of aclionn
section nuntet thirty slS in township number SIX
teen OF range nuHlbef seventeen wesl, an the iorh
west quarter OF the north east quarter VI section
number two the east half Of the nor,l west quar-
ter, the east half OF tho south west quarter the
west hal ct the south east iarter Of section num-
Der eoYen lots nlnlwr Ave, eight ani eleven q
ifactlonli section number one, aud ot two of lrac-
-'iS.sS'eat,u range number seventeen west, srnhrr
MT be sold according TO the prayer Of The petition
q Lackey Wood Administrators Of si Felix
Wood deceased, and then and there to d. aud sui.
Ter such things as may be considered Of and order
oil by SAID court in the premises
Vitae" THOMAS SAMPSON Judge of probotes far
SAID county of LownJes, the first Monday of Sen.
tcmber, A ID 1888. ~
Attest WIN. p. FULLER, Clerk pro. fem.
S'P' - iooo-lo-liw !Pr. lee ga 90 |
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20
70 the Public.

IN 'hc th.rd day o. April .a-, lietirr z-as &c.
~ posted 70 SIRE Post 'f7rr o., CHEe-rI--
ffncT.lc ri-tfct Snrt. CaruH- directed a s. j.
Hnf-r- ~ Coamhf- Me-. containing te blowing
5.ea .i,t an s1iI rJlt. wa ra-eIr f.y7- af he
hsT drawn Iniriy hy VI. IA nal. O-.uH-
l. Nash, A. }. HpIg,s, ami r. Che. Or s3157,
dotted December, 1885. due Isl January. ISIS, S.
- oa- for $500 40. dated April 25ih ls37. Cue
~ January 1888, with interest from date, drawn
by VI. Naithail n favor OF TIE subscriber a'Sn ore
IN ms favor gwen by Tie said WalihsI lnr 81 55l
30 dated APa 2f;h, 1887. with interest iron he
date, doe IL July last. AT psr-1u~ are caut.oHed
not 20 Trade ior sad nole-, a. theu payment have
been stopped. w. y. ". KELLER
sept 3, l539,-9-tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20
M0ntagUe's Balm.

IN Indian remedy for The Tooth..achs
VNNHf. established reputation and constantly 10
u crtasing demand for this efeciua rentdy
OF pain and presevative Of the eeth has induced ibt
subscriber 10 offer 1t 10 the American public. A.
Engagements have been made to supply agents lll
the principal cities and towns in the United States
so as to place it within the reach of those suffering
and likely to suffer with this most harassing ofa
Aches Tooth .4she
When applied according to directions given Oh Ito
bottle, 1t has never failed to afford immediate AID
permanent reet. II also arrests the decayn deitc'
i've teeth, and relieves the soreness which 50 ile
quently renders strong tooth useless. Iheapp1'
caton and remedy are simple, innocent, and not IN
pleasant; and he large number persons IN dlHeT'
eht sections Gi the country, that have already eSN'
nenecd such delightful and Salutary effects IRON 'Ie
use Of tie Balm, are ready to bear, (or The puOc
good) their testimony, TO its unrivaled qualities IL
Is an Indian remedy obtained Singularly and unG,
pectedly, and may be regarded by the clyl1sg
world as the most valuable discovery OF the hfa
man of the Woods.
For Sale BY SMITH g. FRlERSON, Dmggsa
Columbus, Mississippi. 90 PRICE 81 PER BoTTH
II. B. MONTAGUE
march 8, 1899. sly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20
sheriff Sale.

RY virtue Of two wrlts OF fri tacias, that is
hD sued from the Circuit Cour, of Winston
county, and to me directed, will sell at the Court
house door, IN The town Of Louisville, on Monday
the 9Th Of November next, all the right, ue, claim
and interest Of John II. Buckner, III and to a GER
tain lot in the town Of Louisville, known in the plan
Of said Town, as the north half Of ol number one IN
block number two, on the north SIDE Of Man street,
and west OF Cross street. Levied oh as The proper
~ Of JOHN H. Buckner to satisfy said executions in
lvorol G. l.. Thompson, Administrators, and Jas.
Il. Meek, Administrators oI b. H. Thompson de-
ceased, this l9lh Sept. 1885.
JOHN II HARDY, Shift
Louisville, Sept 10, 1888,
l26 Printers fee 81 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20
Sheriff Sale.

~ virtue Of one Execution issued llom tho
~ Circuit Court Of Oknbbeha county, and ia
me directed, will proceed to sell for cash a, Tho
ConFi honse N the town Of Starkvile, on Tie sl6
Jay OF November next all the right, tile, claim and
interest tha' George Richman has in and to the G1l.
a"S ~ described Lands to little north hall
ct The east half of the northwest quarter Of section
'mrty-one, township seventeen, of range fifteen. Le-
we'd on TO satisfy an execution in favor o( .InLn
Z Standcler. Sale within the hours presented h,
law, this Goth day Of Sept. 1888
JOHN 4 (. MOORE.
Sheriff Of Ukllbhehe ca, Miss
Sept 26, ls3s.-lS-5t IP'rs foo o.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20
Sheriff IS Sale.

kY virtue of one writ Of Execution .s,a4
~ from the Clerk of Circuit Court, Of OL,;'
bella county. and State OF Mississippi. and IN WV
reced. shall prnceei 10 sell or cash -, ,j "
mouse door in The Town Of Sralkyile. on NJ
the 9Th day of Novemler nrxt. nl te %"' LUZ
claim and interest that Ahsalam Deboab h. 49,; '''
10 the following described Lanls IN W., - w.
north west nurlh oi the nert weSi ihu,,G =, -
eghiten also, souih west i3uf,3. Of son.r .'o,
fourth OF stciinn seven, toWl,ship ,eye.,,,r 81
ioug'eFn cas-, and the i'm, 70 rments Ii. rem
Nlea OF as the property o Atsa oni Dasr,1E -.
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