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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-24

HM7ESTHAM.-R. s. T. GWATHMEY have en-
wv gagged Mr. A. d. CARTER, to forward all Tobac-
co, and other produce, from Westham, which may be
consigned 10 iem during the suspension of The navga
ton to Richmond Mr. Carter will be prepared to shell.
ter and keep dry produce which may arrive al Westham
in bad weather.
R. g. T. G. take this occasion to say 10 such Planters
as send them their Tobacco by the Louisa Railroad,
that Mr.. Staples the agent at the depot here, will
promptly forward it any Warehouse they may desg.
nate and he will receive of the freight and drayage,
on the delivery Of the Tobacco.
March 90 102-2aw4T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-24
LATE FROM THE ARMY.

Information has been received at the War Depart
nent from For, Jupiter Florida, as late the 9TH of
March, which states, that up to that time, than
three hundred Indians and hundred and fifty Semi
mole ne groes had come in From information derived from
them was believed that Sam Jones and bis party
lying concealed the islands of the Everglades
gator and his party the westof the .cho.bee
and Co ochee, with his band, in the swamps of the
ST Luce. 1t also reported there, that many of the
Mickasukies making their way in small parties of
two three and four, back to the Wahoound Whlacooche.
1t is evident that they will not fight again. if they
avoid it, their sole object being to get out Of the wuy of
The whes and procure The means of subsistence. 1t is
believed that nearly all their cattle have been destroyed
and most Of their horses captured. Abraham says that
there are not more than fifteen negroes left in the
nation.
In order to search the Everglades and if possible to
find and dsodge The Indians from The Islands, six COM
panies Of artillery under COL Bankhead have been sent
from Indian River 10 Key Biscayne where they to
take boals and proceed by New River into the Ever
gIsdes Maj Lauderdule with 200 Tennesseeans and a
company Of the Sd artillery under Lieut. Anderson,
already on New River, having marched from Fort Ju-
per on the I'd inst Lieut. Powell Of the navy is to
operate in this movement, which will give Col. Bank.
head a moving force of nearly 600 men.-Giobs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-24
Feb 27
TO Me Tobacco Planters of Kirginia.

I'm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rules taken in the Clerks Of
Circuit superior Court Law and Chancery Of Prince
Edward county, the 9Th day Of February, 1888:
John Buford Plaintiff,
against
Anthony aud Susan his wife, Samuel Burke Trustee
Of Susan Anthony William, John, Mary Ann Pcitu George and
LemueI Parkinson, Defendants.
The defendants Newsom Anthony and Susan his wife and John
Mary Parkinson having their and
security according ohe General Assembly and the
Ruiz , Court and appearing that they not Inhabitants
this State the Of the plaintiff by his is entered
Rules aforesaid and accordingly ordered that the
Ncwsom Anthony and Susan bis wife, and John md Mary Ann Per
knon appear the first day Of April Court next md
the plaintiffs BILL and o copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted tho public newspapers printed the city Of
Richmond months succevo and also posted the front
A Copy-Te,e B. J. WoRSHAM, q. C.
Feb 81 92-wSw
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.WalOgers' Office, Richmond, va.
G6O.N00 =!

Us ,Draarn numbers in each package Of % heketsJ
IS Number Lotlery-l5 drawn Ballots.
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. l,
For lS36-To be drawn at Alexandria, d. g., on Salut
day. 2dth March, 1888.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-24

EDRIME SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-Landing-
E the cargo Of brig Majestic
100 hhds prime New Orleans Sugar
90 l hsds. Prime New Orleans Molasse'.
In Store
100 boxes md barrels refined Sugars
500 bags Havana, Lagura and Rio Coffee
100 packages Gunpowder and Imperial Teas
900 bags patent Shot
90 600 lbs Cotton Yarn: assorted from Spring Hill &C
tory, near Richmond.
.9foat, and daily ezpscted-
100 hhis. new crop Porto Rico Sugar
$50 bags green Laguira Coffee
100 hhds Cincinnati cured Bacon
Fur sale by ,,,, ~
March II, 1898. LOT
wS7ESTHAM.-PEYros DEAEE q EDWARDS Will
wv have an agent resident at Westham, during inc
SUSPENSION of the navigation to Richmond, prepared 10
receive SHELTER and forward promptly, all produce and
other articles to their consignment up and down the river
as usual Their friends will please address them as mere
tolnre. ,on c:r
MARCH, 90 io%-oN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-24

EpANK OF VIRGINIA. general Meeting of the
Stockholders of the Bank of Virginia will be held,
according adjournment, on The Cd day OF April next
March 3 9o-2aWtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-24

EVAMlLY NEGROES FOR sALE.-FOr sale. Il
20 likely young Negroes, including men, wonr. :"
boys and girls Among them one first rate sean,,"
and one woman good house servant. The above G
wants are likely can be found any where, and,
be recommended to any gentleman who wishes TO M.
chase for his own use.-Such lot is seldom in Il,
market.
Enquire a, the Office of the Enquirer.
March 90 1924
W3IVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Left or lost Sui
scrpton Book, containing names Of subscriber. g..
ihe Writings of Washington. The finder will reces.
the above reward, by leaving it at the bookstore of
YALE " WYATT
Feb 10 @-E
yNIO THE PLANTERS OF TOBACCO-The l.
n spectors at Seabrook's Warehouse take this M
,hud of informing th-r friends and The public genr,
that they are prepared to receive, store, and when
rected SELL all Tobacco that may he sent 10 Their Wa,
house. They pledge themselves TO use every exer,io,
in their power give satisfaction to all that may send
their Tobacco 10 them.-They will paw the DrraY.g.
from the Basin Depot and Dock on all Tobacco In,
may be sent 10 them for sale.
Notwithstanding the base hlsehoods that have be
circulated by interested persons, TO inuIe the Ws,
house we can assure the Planters, that and ~,
selling Tobacco for good prices as either of The ether
Warehouses; AS evidence OF the fact, Tobacco y ;,
sold ut Seabrook last year for S3 so per hundrt The
highest price that Obtained in Richmond Wehore
that we will not be made to suffer for the sins Of oh,,
II that we ask of The Planters u.s. fair trial. We viii
pay charges on all Tobacco sent 10 us
CHAMBERLAYNE q BURCH.
March 6 (9G-2aw2ml Inspectors
IP.-Tne subscribers take plcasr,
u in announcing to their friends and The public zen,
rally that they nave entered into copartnershp for IL.
purpose of transacting General agency, Commisso
ind Forwarding Business in the City of Richmond uht
the firm of HILL, MOORE s. Co. They have taken Ii.
large new brick building on the South side of the BASIN
within few feet of the most commodious landing Il,
boats Prompt attention will be given 10 The sale az:
purchase of produce and manufactures, md TO ever
other description Of business in their line conded !othl
trust The proximity of their store house 10 the Base
will save to their patrons the charge of drayage whea
is considerable item heavy articles when stored
forwarded from situation distant from the boz" andn.
They are now erecting building which will be coul.
pleied in 10 days al Westham which will be the term.
nation of the canal for the next months and con-
sequenly, where all produce destined for this market
will have to STOP One Of them will reside there, and
give his undivided attention to all produce and goods
sent to their care, either from the upper country from
Richmond for storing or forwarding. They have pnPar
ed themselves with wagons for running between West
ham and this city. portion Of patronage respectful
~ solicited. WALKER R. HILL
SAML. S. MOORE,
B. A. SAUNDERS.
March e 96-2awT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-24

BANK CoSvESrlos.-Th Banks of Mississippi were
to hold convention Nachez, the 10th inst to ap-
point delegates represent Them in the Bank Conven-
lion to be held in the city Of New York the 18th of
April next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-24

NOTCE-The people Of Hanover requested meet ut their
house. March Court take into consideration the
pedicncy of removing the Courthouse.
March IS l0O-r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-24

NNIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Left or lost S0TS
scriplion Book, containing names Of subscriber. g.
The Writings of Washington. The finder will rece,r.
the above reward, by leaving ii at the bookstore of
YALE " WYATT.
Feb 10 90-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-24

VWIM. F. RICHIE, attorney and Counsellor al LGp
w late of Richmond, Va, now Of Vicksburg' M''
sisspp-ofers MS professional services to the public
He will attend the Courts of HinSs Mad,scn n;s
,nsMand the Supreme Federal, and Chancery Couro,
at Jacksonville expects to remain most Of the sunu
IN Vicksburg and will attend promptly to any e0n'D
ncatious that may be addressed 10 him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-24
BRILLIANT AND RICH SCHEME

50 Of S6OO-5O Of $5O0-5O Of $4,000 Of s30O-C0 ri
Beside, m,ov Of SSSofS Of &c.,
50-S4O-S24-S20- Sl6-$l2.
Whole Tickets S20-Haves l0-Quarters 5-Eighh'
So so.
Certificates Of packages Of IS Whole Tickets S2tN
do do. IS Half do. $50
do do. IS Quarter do 10
do do. % Eighth do. ~ V
T Orders for Tekesnnd SharesoT Certificates Of PatE'
ages in the above Magnificent Scheme, (Which will post
lively be drawn on the day namely will receive Tie
most prompt attention, and nm official account Of he
dra,o,ne sent Immediately after it is Address,
d. s. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
Feb. 81 [93-2aw4wl Richmond Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-24

ED AWAYS-Left my plantation, in Albemare
40 county, Virginia, rather more than year s'7ce'
my negro man FONTAlNE, about % years of age, Stout
strong made, rather below the ordinary height and ve
broad several shades brighter than black very peusr
counlenance and fine teeth. | will give one hundred
dollars for his delivery to me- if taken within the Stale,
and two hundred if out of the State think il que
probable he is about Of the Iron Public WORKS
passing as free mani would therefore, call the alien
lion Of agents and contractors specially to this notice
Also, GARDENER, about 90 years of age, well pro-
por,ioned, about ordinary size, black, and when con.
fused, samners very much. will give the same iol
Gardener for Fontaine, and twenty FIVE dollars l0t
each, if taken within the county, or any where near
MANN PAGE.
February 20 90-2awu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-24

LUMBER FOR SALE.
YENHE Georgia Lumber Company have now on manu. Anu,
q at their depot at Darien, large amount OF Lun
Der for sale by The cargo, in smaller quantities. snH
they now fully prepared 10 furnish on short noct ."
kinds of the best quality of Southern FINE LunOf e.,
sawed to any required dimensions, and al Inc mos
vorabe prices. :, s,u, A.
All communications may be addressed to the 4gfnt
the Georgia Lumber Company at Darien and Will rece''
prompt attention SlmEoN o. ~ San,nanv
Lumber City, Georgia, Feb eI-om
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-24

theory There, said Mr. p, eurenchng himself behind
rampant Of reports and imposing arhmeca cacula-
tons he seemed defy and almost derde his opponents.
Let US, said Mr.. p examine him in his new position,
and see whether will not yield 10 the first assault.
To say nothing at present, said Mr.. p, of the
rous errors of fact and inference in which the gentle
man involved himself every STEP there pro-
mnent and striking and radical defect in his whole
eument And that was, snid Mt. p, his neglect Of the
amelorating influences Of these Improvements, upon
the comfort and happiness and pecunary circumstances
of the inhabitants OF those States penetrated by them
He seemed said Mr. p TO lose sight altogether, of the
immense enhancement Of individual property which
suited from them and the consequent increase of the
stream of taxes which would be annually pouring it's gold
en- treasures with continually increasing volume, into
the public Golfers Not only this, MIR Speaker but he
seemed to be blind-yes stone blind to the incacuabe
addition the aggregate national wealth from the de-
veiopment of the rich mineral treasures, locked in
inaccessible mountains and which, without these I'm.
proyements utterly valueess He seemed to for
get too the extensive manufactures which would grow
out of the working of these mnes and cluster around
every waterfall in their neghborhood He overlooked,
too the immense augmentation of agricultural products
which the stimulus of ready market would create
And still more, said Mr. F., he excluded from view the
increase of population resulting from the combination
of all these other bessings-an increase only limit.
ed BY our mines Of coal and iron, which said 10
be boundess and inexhausble Great, manifold and
important said Mr. p as are these, the legitimate off
spring of judcious system of Internal Improvement
embracing as they do all the important elements
and essentials which constitute prosperous and happy
people, under the benign influence of free institutions,
and which in my opinion ought to be cherished as
blessing even if It was coupled with system of direct
taxation for the reimbursement of the debt incurred in
producing it-Great, manifold and important, repeated
Mr. p, as were all these beneficial results from an i'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-24

BaItimore, .Harch %, 1888.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-03
A CARD.

dress Letter, Tuesday or Thursday next to the Sc.
majors Of Ohio and New Jersey. He will notice the un
satisfactory article Of the Globe of Wednesday last and
show what is the Virginia Doctrine Of the Right of In.
sruclion and especially what Mr. James Mcdowell has
so forciby urged upon tina. subject. His carries
weight with it at all lines; but more particularly at this
time, when Ramor is ascribing 10 him seat in the Ca
binet, US Secretary of the Navy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-03

tle roone Of some Of cur congressional swnggerers
seem very much akin to those Of 1"eisnt Pscl or Con
pr.ve's Gr,p.r Captain | acknowledge with shame
iha have, ort ,,leG ,tr: nodc 10 h.iHi' pY Southern
hrnr.i, tGaa IL: Nor';!srn hc&liancy 3"l cA"ugh ~
IL n.ilmcraiv topic!
Wrh u,. Il, r.. peel: Your friend and servant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-03

The Charlottesville Republican alludes 10 the fact:
that five Of the Electors of Pennsylvania, who voted for
Mr. Van Buren,, attended the philadep hia meeting which
denounced the Sub Treasury Balso TO the fact, that
Messrs Gibson and Hurner two Of the Virginia Elect
ors were opposed TO the measure. The Republican
adds that the name Of tie venerable Andrew Russell
of Abingdon, may also be added 10 the number Mr..
f. has been in every College OF Electors since lSCS"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-03

II We shall steal 3 or columns from long Speeehes
on Tuesday, for the benefit of our Correspondenls-of
whom we must once more ask patience.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-03

New YoRK.-rhe n Of Assembly of this State, passed
n resolution Friday the 23d February, By vote OF
70 10 49, Constructing the Bank Committee TO inquire
into The cxpcdicncy Of authorizing The Snlety Fund
Banks in that State issue pos. not1s having not more
than six months run, and bearing interest at not less
than four per cent condition that within 90 days such
when they shall simultaneously specie pay.
mems"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-03

MIss!ssrPPI-An act has just passed the Legislature
"lrnion Bank
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WHEELING, February 90.
Contrary 10 expectation. the Ohio is completely
frozen up People are crossing and e.crossing the
ice We have for the last week had continuation Of
very cold weather, with 6ns sleighing, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-03

Our friend Of the Alexandra Gazette seems TO forget,
tina, our complaints agains, the "rbe" Of Washington
Correspondents, directed against the mercenary,
Swiss Scrbbers who are hired by the piece or the week
But we never objected any letters from any grntui-
tous Correspondence who write for their own amise-
mcnl or for The public nfornaon.-The Gazette does
no more than justice The literary taste and talents
Of the gentleman who sometimes is kind enough to
write US; and which The Gazette says has "earned
Ia admire As an irresistible evidence of the talents
of our Correspondent, need only point to his eo.
quent, high toned, and indignant dennnciaton of the
melancholy Duel at Washington in to-day S paper We
have nothing equal TO this letter in all The com
mens which the fall of poor Cilley has called forth in
the public prints
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-03

~ B.-As have had application from another
quartz: Of the county ii would perhaps be proper 70
bsv. the above published in the Je!trsonan, in order
that my views may be generally understood IN time Tor
my friends their attention to some one else neioe
March Court, if those views not suitable 10 them
This would be the most agreeable course to me-but
submit TO your Judgment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-03

The Richmond Wing continues to muster lis clans
for the Spring campaign in this State rslorday, II
abnunds with nominations Of candidates; and with calcu
ations OF victories be achicved-But, while the Wing
is calling g for long pull strong pull, and pull
all together, what the Republicans about: Are they
prrpnred 10 lose the Stale: 10 have Mr. Rives swept
away, and Wing Senator substituted in his pace-Are
you in word ready by your divisions 10 strike the flag
in The Old Doninion;-For one, we say Move call
upon friends TO settc the question: in way which
NAV diss;pnte The schsm in our rlnks-Ne call upon
them to reune and rally together. The Phstines are
upon you The Wings have opened the campaign and
taken the feld-We shall in few days, imtate their
exampe-and sound the bugle, 10 arms!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-03

WAsu1yGroN, Feb 23-The debate on the Sub-Trea
srrv scheme was continued in the Senate yesterday by
powerful and eloquen, speech from MIR. Cr'tendtn, in
opposition 10 the bill The ntimations of the Press,
Tia, he was to address the Senate, drew 10 the Senate
chamber crowded auditory boh of ladies and gentle
Mr. Brown Of North Carolina has the flnor for to-day
[.ydfianni tntsiigsneer.
WasHrseToy, Feb. g The Funeral Of the late Hon
Jonathan Cley of The Representatives in Congress
from the State of Maine, took place, from The Capitol
OIL The appointed time, yesterday. The Hull and Gal.
eries of the Representatives Hall were crowded with
Ladies and Gentlemen, besides very general attend.
ance of the Senators and representatives The religious
ceremonies were Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Slicer, and
Discourse by The Rev. MIR. Reese Aller which the
body was attended TO the grave by both Houses of Con-
eress, and, as usual By the President Of the United
States and the higher officers of the Government.
No business was of course transacted in either House
of Congress yesterday Int
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-07-28
A RUNAW AY.

WAS committed to the Jail of Pike
w County, Mississippi, on the 9th
day Of June, a negro man who says that
his name is JOHN, and belongs to Mr..
Harry Young, Of Ala. Said negro was
taken up by the Citizens of Holmesvllle,
and committed by t. d. Padeltord, Esq,
Justice Of the Peace, of said County.
Said negro is thirty-fve years OF age
five feet, five and half inches high
dark complexion--has scar on the right
arm, looks as if it was done with knife,
and one on his left, caused by burn-he
is considerably scared with the whip
four of his upper teeth are out on
when committed, casnet coat--checked
shirt--corderoy pants, and broad brlm
drab hat. The owner Of said negro is re-
quested to come forward and comply with
the acquisitions Of the law and take HIM
away. nvnuo>,
Sheriff Of Pike C'ty
Holmesville, July 4, 1888. 81
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Arrival and Departure of the Mails, at

Arrival and Departure of the Mails, at
Liberty.
NATCHEZ MAIL,
Arrives every Thursday and Monday,
at II o'clock, A. M. Leaves same days
at Q o'clock, p. M.
ST. FRANCISVILLE MAIL,
Arrives every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at 5 o'clock, p M. Leaves eve
~ Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 6
O'Clock, A. M.
GALLATIN MAIL,
Arrives every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at o'clock, P. M. Leaves eve-
ny Wednesday, Friday and Monday, at
o'clock, A. M.
TOWNSVILLE MAIL,
Arrives every Wednesday, at 3 o'clock
P. M. Leaves every Tuesday, at 10
o'clock, A. M.
WOODvILLE MAIL,
Arrives every Tuesday, at 10 o'clock,
A. M. Leaves every Wednesday, at 3
o'clock, P. NJ.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-07-28
OBITUARY..

Died, on Thursday night last, at his res
idence, in this county, of an inhammato-
ry disease, Mr.. LEWIS JACKSON
/, The deceased was a native of Georgia.
AT an early period of his life, he removed
from that State, and settled permanently
in Amite county. He has left an interes-
ting family, and large circle of friends
and acquaintance, to lament his loss
Few have left this world that will be more
generally regretted. Generous, hospita-
BILE, and philanthropic,-he possessed all
the attributes necessary to render him
worthy citizen, and useful member of
society. He had, by care, industry, and
the observance of the strictest punctuali-
ty in all his transactions, obtained con-
siderable portion Of wealth and earthly
goods, and had measurably triumphed over
the frowns of fortune,--he was situated to
enjoy the sweets of life in every point of
view; but alas! Death, the fell-destroyer
Of man, has carried him from the busy
scenes and turmoils of this life, to an UNI
tried world: there to appear before the
tribunal of that God who gave him exis-
tence, to render an account of his steward
ship He will long be remembered by
those who had intercourse with him.
None can truly appreciate his worth and
merit but those who knew him. AS a
husband, he was kind and affectionate,-
as parent, he was kind and indulgent,-
as friend, he was constant, generous, and
humane; but his abode is no longer among
US. 1t is truly sad and melancholy to
be deprived Of our nearest and dearest
friends; but when we contemplate that
s'man must needs die" and that it is the
work of an almighty God, we should ex
claim-Lord, thy will be done. Z.
DIED-On Tuesday last, at the resi-
dence of Judge E. Smith, in this county,
Mr.. FREDERICK WILSON.
In this town, on to-day, Of bilious fe-
yer, Mr.. WILLIAM FOWLER.
In Yazoo county, on the 18th instant,
Mr.. JEPTHA HERRINGTON, of this
county.
On the 25th instant, at the residence Of
his father, in this county, Mr.. LEANDER
DIXON.
On the 22nd inst, Mrs. AMANDA M
HAYNES, consort of Bythel Haynes
Esq, Of Wilkinson county.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-07-28
SHERIFFS SALE
July 90, 1888.

P. B. VAN NORMAN, Us. P. NJ. WHITAKER,
Venditioni ErpoTlas to October Term,
1898.
w. II. DILLINGHAM;, uS. P. M. WHITAKER,
Venditioni Erponas to October Term,
1888. ....r.-..
GORDON & TILLoTsoN, ESP. M. WHITAKER,
Venditioni Erpoaas to October Term,
1888.
10y virtue of the above stated writs
ID of Venditioni Exponas returnable
to October Term, 1888, of Amite Circuit
Court, to me directed, will expose to pub
lie sale, at the door Of the Court House, in
the Town of Liberty, on the Third Mon
day in August next, the following describ-
ed Lands, to wit:-The South East Quar-
ter of the North West Quarter OF Section
80, in Township 3, of Range S, East;
lying and being in Amite County, Mlssis
sippi.-Levied on as the property of the
Defendant to satisfy the demands of the
above stated writs of Venditioni Exponas
and costs. Terms Of sale ready money.
C. w. MCKNIGHT, Sheriff.
By T. MCKNIGHT, Dep. ShD.
July IA, 1888: 28-tds