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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

MIR. CLAWS SPEECli.-Mr. Ga, aJdtes>e,
The Senate, on Aonda, last, in opposition the Sab
treasury Blu, aud chiefly in reply TO Mr.. Cal
honn, whom, according TO the " Madsonan." (hc
Conservative organ,) he utterly annihlaed. The
National lntellisencer observes:
w have searce, ever observed 81 intense an
interest manifested bv the y bic to hear speech in
Congress, rs was exhibited al the Capitol Yesterday
IL near MI. CLAY. At an early hour the galleries
we're packed and pc'l up with expeetant auditors. ic
male us well male. Oh ladies', the array greater
than We have before noticed. 4 large number, M
deed. made a Judgement, before the session D.
pened, IN the privileged seats on the floor aud gal
LIANT move was made b, Il Senator Tor Il temporary
Suspension OF the rule Of exclusion, that they might
hc permitted TO remain; hut, another Senator oh
JecIng, they ineXorably expellrd--a duty
winch was discharged by the gentlenanly officers nt
the Senate with all the courtesy winch tha case all
united oil, but Will rvidch PAIN, aud no liule dhcul
". The NtIs lobbes iilitd with eager listeners
ladies' aud srntifnru-iuIlus III, whole mc MI {.
WAS speaking.
Nor Wei" TIE high autieipations Which ,arisd
snch a M ittude to the Senate chamber Disappointed.
II Is SUN Gent say that Nh Ga, acquitted himself
moi on, IN manner worthy ri hs Ia oh tame, but
manner "h,h will, We thlNk. even add to s reputa-
iion both AZ al orator aud Il atcs,nau.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26
Eseb A!s PING.

MRS EDWIN ROY u l. informs her friends
w and The public, tllal size has taken 'ho tene-
lncut over the store ri Messrs Mch uuey Mosty.
where she /, prepared To accommodate persons with
Board, by the month or ,rn. She respectfully 80
1t share nj pubic patronage.
February II II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

G - Wn. II. Maelarland Esq. was ON Thur,,l,,
last, elected President ofibe Farmers Bank of Nu-
.inlL, by the decisive vote Of 10 to =, rir, lame,
R'"llasS, d'c'd. Nj. Ms. seat IN the Executive
Council IS now open Tor competition.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26
Wheeling Lottery.

Extra Class, No. >, for ls3s.
To be drawn at Richmond Thursday the Isl
March, ls}S.
Drawing received at this Office Saturday follow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26
TO TIE PEOPLE OF CAMPBELL. COIN
Tl.

IeldmG 10 the solicitations OF many ol
friends and fellow citizens, have consented
nounce myself as candidate 10 rrplcscn, YOU III tho
next House oi Delegates. VI, political oplni
so well known, tina, deem II who'll, unneccs,ar, to
advert 10 them At lhi, tne-u,d especially ~ shall
have frequent opportunities, prnr In the day of cleo
ton, 10 lay them before you should it be necessary
10 dos, IN ,noih"r foIm content myself now
with SAVING. that, should be honsrcd with the sui
wall cudeayoi 10 mcilt Their confidence by faithful
liScbm-c Of the responsible duties Of the station
which ! seek. II your choice shall fall ON Que
"mo'e worthy" shall mos, cllecriully acqnic,cc
IN that decision.
Respectfully, Your fellow otneu,
RIl lid LII IDI .ER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

MIR. RlNES'S SPEECu.-I,is impossible Ion
any unprcj udiecd from the pcrusal OF the
speech oi ,lr. Rvcs against the Sub rrcasur, Bill
without higher opinion 81 that gen,lcman's ,ute-
let an he had previously entertained. and a deep
CT dbhoirence OF the measure winch he opposes,
the true character and tcndencic, oil vhich hc expo.
.es with aprncl of Ii glt. That ii IS Government
Ran6, and that the design oil Us authors Is not rs
they -, to restore the constitutional currency OF
gold aud SILVER but To sub>t tut a Il common cur
reacy, Gprerament Paper for Bunh Noes, 10 concen-
cenrae the Banking influence OF the country at
" Washington, and To arm the Pr',l-ut with this new
aud bonndcss means of controlling public opinior.
IS rs clen a, an, demonstration II Euclid. Instead
OF Divorce it's Maruage--thc Purse and the
S"ordare united by bonds which nothing will be \
Die To suGder bat the sword If Revolution.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26
Vir.iIDi:l state LOTTERY.

70, Endon,ns thu Lrc,bug Acadumy, &c.
Class No. > tor 1899.
To bo drawn al Alexandria on saturday, March Sd,
ls33.
D,u0tng rcccirci al has 0Ric' on I"sddy ioiio~"c
The 9th Harci.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

= Washington g. SIngctoul,s been appoint.
ell, b, the President and Senate. t.. :. Dltr,c,
Attorney for thr Western District OF Virginia, and
Richard w. ;ir, enc far the Di,irct of Rhode Is.
land.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

VOICE OF NEW YORK.-The House Of A
sem'ly OF New lorA has adopted resolutions con
den,atory Of the SubTreasury Bill, by the decisive
majority OF ~ to Is. and directed tie Speaker to
Communicate them To The Senators and Representa-
yves oil that State III Congress. TIE resolutions
were not made concurrent, aud the State Senate will
not therefore act upon hem, unlr,s They iutrodu
'e"'n'o that body as an independent proposition
mn Wight will OF course refuse regard them AZ
Instructions. though il the popoiu ''K /, to be re-
sp'cied IN such matters, they do IN really deserve
he 50 consdcrel--as muc, :, ~ though they had
pe"n adopted by both Houses. Fo, bad the whole
Senate instead oionly fouih of that body, been
CHOSEN BY the people Al the last annual eect;on no
NAN en'"rlain> the slightest doubt that that body,
would be OF a very different complexion from thai
""'ci' 1t now PRESENTS. But sonc OF The Demucra's
1--WE sometimes strange notions oi Democracy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26
WANTED.

MI WILL give liberal hire lor able bodied Eel
w lows 10 ~olk on the James River 4 kauaw-
Ia Canal the ensuing teal. We ais want several
boy . 10 dive ealt---ihr Moth II perfect, dry.
As We shall be absent i, lew days, agcpf, Mr.
las MorIlck Will altcud 1T Mr Andrew kinuior's
Iyuelbu,g. loi the parpose of lnIne hands.
DDLAN & TDWLES.
December II tsii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26
nENJ\MlN NoRN ELI" ! Trustees.
Holm D. NIILS

W
AZ the same time and place, above appointed TO,
the sale OF the Land we will SCH, by oi public
auction, tour valuable SLAVES. nanc, john, Ga
MANI Judy, l., wom,nD William "a boy AID Ian
don. l., bowl aud sundty aliccs ol Household aud
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools, Stuck, Ac.-
The Slaves will be sold tor cash, and The Other per
sona property on acrcdli oi l. months 'hr pun
shasris giving buuds with good personal steuiit\
for tlr pa, meut OF the rutehare money.
EEN1. NOkNEIL,
JOllN u. WILLS.
February % l2'N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26
l'abg.gb,

A 81 VI OF MONEY. which the owner can
hascbs appl.lag 10 the subscriber, aud paying
the cot OF llas ,,dspltlsone I.
JAMES ST. CLARk.
teblnarv % 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26
The Celebrated Jack
ID If 'FED III. e. Ee ID & "a T.; r.
WILL STAND,

FNIIE ENSUING SEASON, one half ofhis time,
l. AT James A. Merrlwcthes's. mile from New
London aHd the other hHt, At WIN. Sirens. near
Bethel in Bedford aud VIII he let to MARES at
Ten DOLLARS the season. fifteen for iusu-
rance, be paid as souuas she shall he ascertaned
to be with ioaI or traded oft. will take the Coils
when SIX months old AT twenty five dollars. making
change for the season, II agreed upon when the
mare Is put. lIlAUNCEl SIEEN.
Feh. 20 iw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26
HANDSOME SCHEME. -,

Together with numerous othcrs NJ SiD-S3O,-
&c. DC.
Whole Tickets only oi-llalses S2-QuancrsSl.
For sale N
TALBOI'S LUCKY OFFICE.
Feb. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

4 - The Richmond papers speak IN 'he most
rapuruus terms OF the speech delivered hy Mr.. Mc-
Do~el. Of Rockbridge, IN favor OF the Internal lm-
to,cmeut bill.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26
Lotteries 20 be drawn this week
,rn,Sot,. Lottery a. Exchange Office, J

IlNomnI M, Ftbiuals 2WN, T1j0.
Capital Pllzr Of S3oooo
do 10000
- p,Zr. ui 900
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

~ j. will be seen, Ly the proc eetlincs OF tho Lee
,''"f'' that the Sub Treasury men dare not =" toe
me mark They are opposed To instrucng our
N'"aof' on so fr,fine question a. the establish
'"" 81 great tioerln'nrnt Bank. though they were
-et 10 do so"hen the sblect of thcr instructions
10 h"''late the journals of tie Senat, in defian,
''e Constitutional mluuctun 10 PIE ,eryc he,a iuvo
Most cou.l5tcut o,ul4nrr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

g. : The Lad, OF Sn Francs Had, Governor Of
Upper ia, was .ory rudcly ucatced IN Rpchcs-
ter, \. \. lew days slcr, While on her WY thoueh
that city to Ne" Ymh, f,r lhr purpose Of cmbt,king
Tor England 1t stated thht gang of ruili ,ns
WAS III waiting, tor the purpose of sciHils Sin
France sad, with Il view Of c,ryIug hlmto Lock
port, where A u.1ul Ja', h., foual true bull a.
eas' linn for III. agency the capture ii the steari
IL Carollue and the murder OF her crew. But for
tnnat,ls, Sin Francis did not accompany his lady,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

GEN. AtkSON thr Nashville lnior, ei the
18th inst. says Gen. Jackson was severely attack
ed on Sunda, evening It's, with bleeding OF the
lungs, but happ, 10 lea,n that medical a'd was
promptly called IN, aud thai he is now considered
out otan, Immediate dangrf."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

G = tirn - OFT arrived III New \ oih ON the | Ih
mt. ms way to Washington but meeting de
sratches lhctr which he ought To have received ~
Albany, lac retraccd hls steps to Buffalo. We hear
OF no fresh movements the Canadian fro tier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26
IFS Cheap as fsc cheapest,


As g.. I'D A - TIL ID II ST.
fNNIIE subscribers. having connected Themselves
1 together, Tor the purpose ot carrying OF the
T.SILOREy's. YISEV'ESS,
In all ,aflous branches under the style and firm Of
PAGE 81 HALL,
la the old stand Of Henry Hat door below tho
Fancy Dry 1;oods Siorc n -Nr, l.. b. Estes, whero
,hcv will, all tunes be prepared to execute Work
in the best and must fashionable manner, and on
short notice.
They will keep on hand, Il supply Of Ready
Made Clothes, OF the best Materials aud Work
mausltip not inferior 10 my, which viii be sold cheap.
for cash.
They will also s'aEf clothes, 10 be made out Of
the Shop aud mark and place them 50 PLAIN that tho
most incN experienced hand can put them together.
LEWIS PAGE,
HENRY HALL.
February /. WV II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

o. The Legislature Of Louisiana, by the Close
vote OF % to o. have adopted resolutions against
National Bank.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

Respectfully, Your fellow onru,
Ktll'D. II. TOLER.
LAncnhnin Erh ~. Lee
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b.. 60
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Trust Sale.

UY virtue Of deed Of Trust executed by
~ James IL. Moseley TO me, the undersigned
Trustee, dated the 18th day OF July. 1897, anil
properly Of record in the Office OF the Clerk Of the
Probales court Tor the county OF Lowndcs and
State Of Mississippi TO secure ,hc payment Of GER
tain debts therein named, wall offer ior sale at pub
lie auction, and sell to the highest bidder f6r cash
al the door of the courthouse m the Town ol Co
lumbus in said county OF Lowndes on he 10Th DAY
of October next, between the hours " II o'cock
A. NJ. and two O'Clock p NJ. The following described
property, conveyed 10 me by said deed for the pur-
poses therein specified, that is To say the unexpred
lease or term OF nnetynine years from the Isl day
OF August 1871, renewable forever; on fractional
lot numbered three, in fractional square numbered
thirteen south OF Main street, as designated IN the
plan of said town Of Columbus, together with the
herditamenis and appnrtenances thereunt0 belong
ing or IN anywise aPpertanine. Such title as is
vested In me BY said deed will be made To the nur-
chaser. ARGYLE CAMPBELL, Trustee.
August %, 1888 Gid fPr fee SIG so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27

NY virtue Of two writs of fri facios, that is.
AS sued from the Circuit Court 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, title, 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 lot number one in
block number two, on the north side of Main street
and west OF Cross street. Levied on as the proper
ty OF John II. Buckner, to satisfy said executions in
favor Of &. l.. Thompson Administrators, and Jas.
b. Meek, Administrator OF b. f. Thompson de-
ceased, this 10Th Sept. 1888.
JOHN Ii. HARDY, Shift
Louisville, Sept 19, 1888.
126t Printers fee s. 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
MOntagUc's Balm.

IN Indian remedy for the 1ooth-.1cle
VHVllE established reputation and constant d.
II. crcasing demand for this eilcetual Icnti
OF pain and preservative of the teeth, has inducc be
subscriber TO offer it to the American public. a.
rangemens have been made to supply agents ina
the principal cities and towns in the United Stats
so as TO place it within the reach Of those suffering
and likely to suffer with this most harasslng olia
Aches Tooth Ache.
When applied according TO directions given on The
bottle, it has never failed to afford immediate ana
permanent relief. II also arrests the decay IN deec'
tive teeth, and relieves the soreness which 50 Ire
quently renders a strong tooth useless. The aPp'
cation and remedy are simple, innocent and nGl%
pleasant; and the large number ofpcrsons N amer
ent sections OF the country that have already eSF
rienced such delightful and Salutary effects Iron f
use OF the Balm, are ready to bear, (or The pun,
good,) their testimony, to its unriyaled qualities
is an Indian remedy obtained singuary and u "
pectedly, and may be regarded by the cvi9 y,
world as the most valuable discovery Of the NO
man Of the Woods.
For Sale by SMITH s. FRIERS0N, DHgg'a'
Columbus, Mississippi. 10 PRlcE 81 PER BgITn
II. b. MONTAGUE
march 8, 1888. sly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Sheriff. Sac.

HpY virtue of "A writ of f. ia. issued from the
Nd Circuit Court of Winston county. May term
of said Court, 1898, and to me directed, will ex-
pose at public sale for cash. at the Cour house door
IN the town of Louisville, on Monday the 9Th day
of November 1888, all the right, title, claim and in
tercst that Lewis j. Fonvc has, in and to the
north east part of a certain Lot, lying and being in
the town Of Louisville, known in the plan of said
town as lot number two, in block number one, south
side OF Man street. ana west Of Cross street, 'front.'
ing on Main street twenty feet, thence running back
MY ieet Levied on as the property Of Lewis j.
Fanvie for payment Of said Lot, in favor of. J a.
G. w. Thomson, for the Use of James Thomson
and Thomas NJ Barker this a9th Sept 1888.
JNO. H. HARDY,
Shelf Of Winston county.
Sept %, l8S8.--l5-9t FPS. fee So
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
SlAcriHs Sale.

ERY virtue Of a writ of fri facias that ISSUED
n D from the Circuit Court of Winston county
and to me directed, will sell for cash at the Court
house door, in the town Of Louisville, on Monday
the 9TH of November next, all the right, title, claim
and interest that heddreck J. Sims has in and to
certain lot in the town Of Louisville, known in the
plan OF said town the north half oflot number two
n block number two, south side of Main street and
west side ci Cross street. Levied on as the proper
ty of Reddreck }. Sims, TO satisfy said execution in
favor of S. II. M'Canahan for the payment of said
lot, this 10Th day Of September, 1888.
JOHN ii. HARDY Shift
Louisville, Sept. 1926 Printers fee 81 90.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
State Of Mississippi, Lowndcs CITY
Probate Court, Sept. Term, 1893.


NO all persons Interested in the Real Estate
- 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
couaty aforesaid on the first Monday in December
hext, ana show cause il any you have why the fol-
loving lands the property Of the Estate Of said Fe
llx wood deceased, TO wit; the south east quarter
OF section number thirty five, The south half Of the
north east quarter the south east fractional quarter
uc cast half Of the south west quarter and The south
west quarter OF the south west quarter Of lractjona
section hunter thirty six, in township number SIX
teen Of range number seventeen west, and thc north
west quarter OF the north east quarter of section
number two, the east half of the north west quar-
ter the east half of the south west quarter, the
west hal OF the south east quarter of section num-
Der eleven; lots number Ave, eight and eleven of
fractional section number one, and lot two of lrac.
tional section number twelve, in township number
seventeen, OF range number seventeen west. should
not be sold according TO the prayer OF the petition
o. Lackey Wood. Administrative of said Fcly
Wood deceased, and then ana there 10 do on1 ma
ier such things MS may DO considered Of and order
ca ny Sald court in the premises.
Wnness IHoNas SAMPSON, Judge Of probotes C,r
said county Of Lownies, The first Monday Of son.
TENDER, A ID 1888 ~
Attest WIN. 7. FULLER, Clerk pro- tenn
0'P' ~, iooo-iu-IIw Pr fee S2t 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
CIloctaM Reservations.

FEHlIE Commissioner. for certifying sales o
4 Choctaw Reservations, is now engaged in
reporting on oil the eases believed to be ready for
final decision. Some claimants have fled their title
papers, but not their proofs Others have filed their
proof, but not their tile paperslhese and all others
who have not presented their claims at all, are not-
fed that the office will be open at all times, at Ro
gers old stand near Columbus, where the Secretary
Mr.. ). II. Lester, will receive and file all title pa
pcrs and evidence witch may be presented, The
Commissioner wii. be again at the office, soon as
he dlsposcs olthe cases now on handand he is notl
fled by Mr., Lester that other cascsarc ready for adj
Indication. In all cases the proof may be by dcpo-
si'i1ns as we'll as by the personal attendance OF wit
nesses A. Y. BROWN, Com'r.
juno 20, ls5S-l0-am.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Trustee Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance
- Of deed IN Trust executed by Edward A..
Smith, Of Lowndes county and State Of Mississippi,
on The 2ld day Of June, 1888, 10 David Austin
Of the county and State aforesaid az trustee 10
secure the payment Of certain promissory note
therein mentioned and described, to the order Of
The ionbigby Rail Road Company, will, as irus-
Tee, offer At public sale, at the court house IN Column
bus, Mississippi, on Saturday the 20th of October
next within The hours prescribed ~by law, oil the
right, tile and interest which the said Edward A.
Smith has inland 10 the following described land, 10
w.t. Lot number five, in square number twenty six
north OF Main street, in the plan of the town OIL
Columbus, containing one quarter of an acre more |
or less together with all and singular the enements |
Entertainments and ancesthcreunto belonging |
or IN any wise apperlainng, Dated this the 29th |
day Of September, 1888
DAVID AUSTIN, Trustee.
l5ft Printers fee 81 So
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
reinforcement

~ Public Salsl and Pirate Eatriss n LAID
NOTICE Of postponemcnt OF public saIes and
~ private entries OF lands vuhn The limits 81
thc country cedci b, ihs Ctncaw Inlnas 81 treaty,
/ concluded 81 Dancing Rabbit creek 90 September,
eighteen hundred and thirty.
/ Whereas, by iic concluding p-'slso 20 TIE act Of
Congress approved ou the 22d of Juas, l'3-, emile
tied "Ar act 20 grant presumption rights 10 settlers
an the public lands d Is declared, hat d shall
BE- the duty of he President Of the United States 20
cause Ia b. reserved from sale or entry under tie
provisions OF this or any other NV OF tbe tuiicI
States any tract or tracts Of ani, reserved To ass
Choetaw, under the provisions Of the treaty oi
Dancing Rabbit creek OF one thousand eight hun
drcd ana thrty and allen % reserve from sale en-
try. a sufficient quantity Of Toe huds acquired by
sail treaty upon which mo- such settlement or ini-
provement has been made az would cattle tie set
tier or imptuyer 10 right OF presumption under
tins aca To satisfy the claims Of such Indians nav
have been entitled 10 reservations under The sand
treaty. and whose lands may have been sold bY the
United States, on account OF any default, neglect,
or omission Of duty, The part OF any officer OF tic
United States such reservation from sale to con-
tinue until the claims 10 reservations under said
treaty shall be- investigated By the board Of Com
mssioners, appointed for that purpose and Their r.
port finally acted on b. Congress.
Notice u therefore hereby gwen, by direction Of
the President OF the United States that entries Of
land claimed under the aforesaid act Granting ne
right Of presumption, ,CM be receired but that no
sales either piic auction or prlrate entry (olhcr
than pre-emptIon rights Of any Of The lands coded
10 the United States by the treaty with The Choc-
taw Indians, concluded al Dancing Rabbit eretF, m /
September, 1880, viii be permitted until utiher d'-
rections either liom the Executive or the congress
Of the United States.
Notice is also given that the Public Sales OF Land
in The State Of Mississippi, proclaimed by The Pfes-
dent on the fourteenth Of May 1888 to take place
at the Land Offices ri
CnoccuuNA, on Monday the l2th Of November
next;
CoLuMBus, on Monday, the goth Of Octobcr next;
Augusta, on Monday, the 9th Of November next
md The Public sale Of Land proclaimed IN Ike man
ler on the 7h Of May, 1898, 70 take place a -
ioroIs, il the State Of alabama, on Tie ga OF Oc-
ober next; aud of the fraction Of section thfly-
Dur west Of The Tombeckbce rver n township
weaty, of range seventeen west; at TUSCALOOSA, ~
he same State on Monday, the Sl OF October next
re hereby indefinitely postponed. !,
BY order Of the President
JAMES WIIlICOAB j
Commissioner of The General LAM OVcc'
General Land Office; July 49, 1899. -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Sheriff Sale.

EeY virtue of writ of f. ia. issued from the
ID Circuit Count of Winston county, May term
of said Court, 1888, and TO me directed, viii ex.
pose at public sale for cash at the Court house door
in the town of Louisville on Monday the 9Th day Of
November, 1888, all the right, title, claim and inter
est that James Sims has, in and TO the following tract
OF Land, to wit :-The south halt Of the south east
quarter oil section five; also, the north east quarer
OF section eignt all oil township fourteen, range eev-
en- east. Levied on as the properly of james sims
Tor payment OF said land in favor Of Anthony Foster
this 29lh Sept. 1888. JNO. II. HARDY
Sheriff Of Winston county.
sept ~ lSS9'--l9-5t Prs. fee sc.