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and extensive correspondence of tho house,
\ poured III upon him IL flood of light aud OF
]; ;ln!brnaiion, and il compelled him TO acquire
4 of the modem languages, in
Ewplch he became proficient. On his re-
t,Wn 10 America, with all these acquisitions
INSTANTLY, on opening his counting house,
'o9k a hiSh station, and was acknowledged
dsa man nfbnsncss.. He exhibited such
l aaFsock OF iniorrnaiion. aud an accuracy
safh. Tor man of his years, in our cOun
irya' least, was novel and extraordinary.
aad procured for him. AT once. the conf
Hence an'l esteem of our oldest merchants.
S4me OF them did not diS,lain to talk and
sgguhse' with this young gentleman, who. To
uIs green years, united the stcn'iincss and
tne, wisdom of maturity. In The short pr-
TOO hat an all wise Providence allotted
lgtm. he showed, in the conduct of his busi-
ucss' asplrit, an energy, and "a decision of
IJuuehnent, which seem only To follow after
many years OF laborious experiences; and it
liseertaIn, that such was the confidence in
ms sterling qualities. both at home and
abroad, that had he lived, he would have
pun up a commercial house in this city,
when, Tor power. integrity. and usefulness,
would have been unrivallcd for Il long time
10 come.
Alas! these visions are all cclirScd. AT
Tie early age Of twenty four, he has been
cut down Iusi as his foot was on the thrc-
shold of The templr, aud the brich, light
stood revealed before him, to lead him To
the pinnacle. lie has been lost to his family
and his country. mt the very age when hope
is most buovant.-whcn n thousand prcdic-
tons are tormc,l-whrm Il thousand brilliant
expectations light the imnginarion--and
when disapp"intmcnts arc thousand times
more bitter. We expect to see the aged
oak fall, and ror upon its kindred earth; hur
earth herself Igroans when the strong and Wig
orous young tree is torn from its foundation.
MIR. Hamilton had The sure nccompani.
incnt true mcriI lie was modest. His
voice was never heard in loud argument
He gave his opinion, and that was all. So
diihdcnt was he. that he long resisted The
appointment of Consul for II foreign Re
public OF Texas. 1t was at last reluctant
~ accepted by him, aud the commission
came to him. ns he lay stretched on his
death bed. as If to illustrate the saying of
the wise man, "vanity, vanity, and all is
vanity"
The writer of this brief oflrrins to the
merits of Mr.. Hamilton. had The melancholy
satisfaction. in the performance Of an act of
friendship, to stand by his bed side, at the
closing scene ofhis life He died with the
courage thar is hereditary in his family. and
with the mcckmrss of christian. Let il he
q aronsnation to his numerous relatives and
friends. TO know that in The long and mourn
ful procession that followed him To his grave
were 10 he seen all that i venerable and
| respected in our city, as il age. time honor
ed age itself, had come forth to paw hom-
age TO his youthful virtues. l..
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SBls22sEF2"S SALE.

HR virtue OF s'iniry wits oi ficrt fnc'as 10
HD M" directed, will be sold III Id cfieid Z.
H. OH 'i,c iirs' ii ollln, y Tuesday III November
neAt, tiic following properly VIZ:
Thomas Turner vs. Daiicy Holt. one Wagon
and Onc DAY Horse.
LOWS EIzcy. Assignee Jamcs Span,l, the
defendants interest thrcc separate tracts "f lard,
on" coi taii.in. Gol acres udjoinln. ID. Ricaid-
son D"z!cr and .ters, tie 2nd '0nIaIi.in2 Coz
acres 'idJ"iii'ig the above tract Richardson and
others, ii'e ID trac, $40 acres adjoining Juncs
OgI:via and others
Oliver TowicS Ordinary vsJohn B. Covng,on
me defendants interest in the Ware House ana
l-o IN the Town 81 HAMBURG, known as Gov,
i'i2ion * FAIR other plaintiffs orally. VS. the
same the Above described properly.
Oliver T"w!es. Ordinary W john II. Fair his
interest III the above described Ware House
and Lot;
Sa;"ucl +. Goodc, Assignee, vs. Benjamin IIar
iL"n Dowd u Guodc, vs Tie Same, two
Horses.
Terms Of Sale-CaSi,
WM. ii. MOSS, S. Ed
Oct. -, 1923 81
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.sbE,ev.ssc E1azasi 10. sale.

VH fi!E S"hscrihrr. propose to sell
K Tract Of laaI in Abhcvi!e District,
containing about 800 acres; situate five
miles above Cambridge on the Stage Road
from \iktn to Grccnvi!c Cnuri House.
This roa, is the grcatihoroughiare from the
Alonntnins In Hamburg and Augusta The
Improvements are torrahc-the frame of
The dwelling house is large and well arranged
and is susceptible of being made conveni
cnt and co'lllnr'abc building. There is ON
the tract: an elevated ana choice location for
Al residence Immediately Oh The Gr,rnviIle
road, with an cxccIlcn spring Of wafer con
vcuicnt. Ii may hc made Il superior and
profitable stand for the accommodation of
travellers. Thrr" is a s;liliccncy orland
open for the employment Of cich, or ten
hands. Persons wishing to purchase. will
do well promptly To examine the premises,
"r adtlr"s the subscribers Lodi, Abbevil!c
District, for further particulars.
WILSON & McCRACKAN.
Il. :. The stock ofCaltle and Hogs NAV
he had with the premises.
Oct IL, 1887 d 81
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RUuna way Negro.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, on
.aO the 18th of September, n negro man
by the name Of WARREN, about 20 or
2G years old, having lost somc of his fore
teeth. tits presumed that he has shaped
his course for Charleston, 5. G.. A liberal
reward will he paid for his apprehension
and safe keeping, so that | gel him again
BYRD NJ. GRACE.
j. >. Letters will reach me either at Co
lumbl's, Ga. or Henry Court House, Ala.
o. The Georgia and South Carolina
papers will copy the ab"ve four times. and
forward their accounts to this oilico.-Co-
iumdus Sentinel.
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~ d ii q q.

nN Monday The 10th inst thcrwccn Eli
~ iah WalsOn's and Artcmas Watsou's
n' III" Ridge. in this District. on the Road
i"H'lin" from Columbia. | was induced TO
hpprrhcnd Il young man nf suspicious al,
nehrlncc,W no was mounted on !; fine horse.
ne morse Is tive years old, Of a reddish
roam color. flargc size. " ilitc hind fci and
white foot locks. black main and tail. From
circumstances. am Induced To think tba,
he horse was stolen in Gcnr.ia. The own
"' viii come forward, prove properly, nav
-xpcnscs AMI take him away
TlIMtN WATSON.
Oct. 10 ..S
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SHaEESHFF,S SALES.

an Order from the Court Of Com
mon Pleas for EdscticId District will
he sold IN Hamburg under an Attachment
in the Case of ISAAC Henry vs.. J. Il. Kill
burn. on Tuesday after the frs, Monday in
November next, the following propcriy:--
Two Negro men, Nick and Lewis; Also,
nineteen Mules, two Horses, four Wagons.
one Carr, one Straw cutter, Three hundred
cords Wood, and quantity Of Brick. burnt
and unburnl Terms Of sale Cash.
w. Ill. MOSS, $. f.. ID.
Oct. %, 1888 b 2S
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OBITUARY..
From the Charleston !McrrUry.

from the Chnri. ston Mrnury
Died, on Wednesday, The lOih October,
at the residence Of his brother. on Snllivau's
Island near Charleston. JAMES IIANlL-
TON eldest son of Gen. Hamilton of this
city.
In" death of this young gentleman has
lnilicied Il severe wound on the hearts OF
lis family, of which he was the most cher
ishcd object of affection. bni i, has also cans-
cd Il loss 10 our community. which is IcIr and
acknowledged by those whose estimate of
his character was NOT formed rashly or ca
priciouSly. bui from very close observation.
lhc enlightened aud entcrpr,ins merchants
OF Charleston know, that in the death tr
Mr.. Hamilton, younG as he was. she has
lost one whose place " i'll not soon be filled
ny an equal in prohirv and high desert
IL Is long, very long, since South Carolina
mas iihd cause to regret The death ofOnc of
her youthful sons, from whom there was SO
much reason to eXpeci 81 career of public
Usefulness. For who, in poinr ofrcal rtity.
VII! place the politician, "whn ircls his hour
upon Inc stage before the enlightened and
liberal minded merchant. who draws into
the zap ol his country The stream of wealth,
by which hc difilscs through every avenue
of society. intelligence, and comfort, and
refinement. In this sense. Mr.. Hamilton
may he considered public loss: for had he
lived, there cannot he doubt hut that he
would have become great and an eminent
nc'chant-ihc hcncfacior, as we'll as the or
nancnt of The State.
Great pains had been taken, by the kind
est Of fathers to form his character, and 10
1T him. by education, for this important and
difficult pursuit. 70 accomplish this. he
was for three years fixed in one the great.
est commercial houses in Hamburg. There
Mr.. Hamilton perfected himself IN all the
branches Of The science of commerce, for it
may be called science. The immense
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u O 1 i &C.

FENilE Members ofiIIc Mine Creek Fricrd
~ Botanic Society are informed tnai
there will hc Il regular mcciin. of said So
cic'y ut Rocky Creek meeting house on
Monday the 18th November next: The
members are requested TO be pulctual in
their attendance. The Public in general
are invited to attend.
JOHN COGBURN.
Sec'rv +. B. S,
October 25 rs
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tate of South 4arOlina.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.

II 'ling A. Duck and wife,
Applicants IS. Edmund Pnr-
sell and others, Defendants.
ERY an order from the Ordinary Of Edge
ES field District, shall proceed to sell,
OH the first Monday in November next. the
lands Of the estate of William Purscll, de
ceased, situate in said District. on The waters
of Cuiietown Creek, and adjoining lands of
George Nichols, Elias Lagloon. Vanhal
Nance and others. and containing one hun
dred and forty acres, more or less, on IL cred
it Oftwelve months. The purchaser To give
bond and personal security and a mortgage
Of the premises to the Ordinary. Cost to
be paid in cash.
Oq, %. 1885 b :3s
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n q { ic e.

a IL persons indebted 10 tho Estate of
L u Francis NJ. Young, are requested to
make immediate payment: and all persons
having demands against the Estate are re-
qucstcd To present them duIv a,,cs,ed
EDMUND PENN, .idm'r.
Oct l0ih 1888 If rs
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CLOTHS, Cassinncrcs, Ycstings,

TfAT'S. STOCKS md GLOVES.
EENiiE Subscribers have received Il sblcn-
e did assortment of The above articles of
the latest styles, To which they invite he al
tcntiun oi their customers. They are pre-
pared I" execute all orders for clothing in
the hest style and on The most reasonable
terms. G. l.. u T.. PENN, 4 Co.
Oci. %, IS3S lr:}3
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II q 4 / q

~ - 4 e.
RA ED from the Subscriber. living
- IN BhrmwelI District. s.. &. Two miles
from Silvcr"n. about the lOlh September
last, yon"" Mare Mule, almost black. cx-
cccpt the legs which are of II lighter cnior.
y" particular marks rcrolicc,ch cxccnt q
snhli white spot ON the right side ni' the
root of the tail, and small wart on the nose.
\ liberal reward will be given for its dcijv
cry at my residence. or for any Information
that may lead to its d~covcrv
JACOB FOREMtN.
'ci. -. lS.jS a :{7
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the pronreiy of recommending the forma-
ton of Joint Stock Companies to assist in
promoting direct import and export trade
with Europe.
Col. Marsh offered tho following rcsolu-
ton, which was adopted:
Resoired, That il he referred to The Com
mittee Of twenty one to consider the cxpc-
diencyOf recommending to the Legislatures
Of the several States and Territories repre-
sented in the Convention. the adoption of
liberal system Of Internal Improvements.
On motion Of Mr. w. L. Mitchell, Col.
Marsh was added to the Committee of
twenty-one.
The Convention then adjourned till IL
o'clock, tomorrow.
Tuesday, IL O'Clock.
The Convention met this dav, according
to previous arrangement.
The Hon. A. Is. Longstrcct, from the
Committee of 2l, stated that the Commit
Zee was not yc. ready tn report, and asked
for further time-granted.
Jamisnn aud 4. Mcdowell, be added to the
Committee Of 2l.
Mr.. Pollard, Of Alabama, presented the
proceedings of Convention recently held!
at Huntsville, Ala. which after being read i.
were on motion of Mr.. Dcariug, ordered to
be recorded.
DR. Robertson presented the following
resolution, which was ordered to be rcfcrrc,!
to the Commit,ec of 81.
RcS.lved That The Committee of 81 bc
= requested to inquire whether any of The
Banks have entered into arrangements with
foreign Banks, by which letters Of credit can
be obtained upon sufficient security, by
those desiring to cnter into direct mpnria-
tions-and if such arrangements have not
been made, to ascertain as far us possible,
the causes that operate against the accom-
plishment Of SO desirable an object.
Mr.. 3oycc, Of Charleston. said that the
matter embraced in the resolution Of DR..
Robertson w as already before the Commit
tee of 81, and had becn referred to u sub
'commi'lcc.
Mr.. John A. Calhoun, Of S. C. Offered
the following resolution;
Resoired, That it be referred to the Com
mttce of2i to report as to the best prac-
ticabIe means Of inducing our merchants To
patronizc Southern ports.
After some remarks by Mr.. Calhoun, the
resolution was adopted.
Mr. Bellinger OF S. C then read the fol.
lowing resolutions:
Res tued, That the Delegates present
will subscribe sum sufficient for the pur
pose. Of purchasing n Siircr Cup. To br
presented TO William Dearins, of Ath-
ems, as a token ofonr respect for the estima
L!s,man nndhighly uland public spirited
citizen, who first proposed the Commercial
Convention. and whom we claim no, su
much as son of Georgia as of The con,
mon South.
Resolved, That Nrssrs. Ker Boycc, Jas
G. Holmes, and Wn.. Aiken. Of >. c.. be
appointed n special Commtrec to receive
subscriptions TO carry into effect the fore
going resolutions.
Mr.. ]. T.. Holmes approved Of the rcso.
luton.
Mr.. Dcarins rose to express his thanks l;,'
The compliment.
After being amended on motion of Mr.
Boycc. SO rs to substitute tli8 name Of Mr.
Bcllingcr for his own, the resolutions wcrt
adopted unanimously.
The Convenli"n then adjourned till Il
o'clock tomorrow.
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Jrsr.-A man has recently hccn Gncd
tive pounds i'll En@Ia I'd, for walking on a
I ran r"a'-thht being Ircspns> by the law
he treSpnsscr is punished both for care
ie>>ly cnddnScrins his own life. and for the
FISK oi throwing Il train oil the tract and en-
dan.crin. the lives of others.
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IC0MMUNICATHp.]
Mr.. Editor.


Mr.. Editor.
At the latc exhibition Of Colts nj the CT.
House, on Tuesday 10Th inst, the prizes
We're awarded in the following manner, viz:
First Class, gears Odd. Maj. B NJ.
Nucker's h, c. Blcnncrhassct, by Nulli(irr,
dam by Director, or this class there were
but . colts shown.
Second class. 2 gears old.-Maj. B ~.
Blocker's hr. {. Lady Nancy, by Nulitier,
dam by Director.
2. VIM. Burkhaltcr's hl. Jim Grow,
by Nullficr, dam by Phenomenon.
3. r r. Minis s. E. Victoria, bv Gohan
ma dam by Old Phenomenon. Ofthiscass
there were S colts exhibited.
Third Class, | gear oM.-I. Edward
Settles b. C. Osceola, by NuIIi!irr, dam
by Whip Comet. This was the only col,
shown of this class. hut would have been n
dangerous competitor in a crowd,
The Prize awarded 10 the best of the Cd
class was an elegant riding whip. The cx
hibition was. altogether, highly creditablc
TO The owners and breeders Of fine stock, and
the increasing interest IN The improvement,
ofthc breed of horses is highly gratifying.
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sowsh-Sycs,crs, ns. Esc:,A Bank.

IS DDkS will be opened by the undersigned
.GD commissioners for Stock III tl!is i:nn!, on
The III day of GCt"hcr next, at daclicd G.. ii.
ana continue open between the hours oi 10 and
c'"ch. for ~ days. Every Slochho!;'cr in the
Rail Road. who shall pay "a. the second install
mcnl %" Rail Road Stock is cnti'lcd to s,ll,scrb.
for a,' equal humber Of :>harcs in the Bunk
Twelve dollars and half on each s;har. so sub
S"r'hcd for IN tie BanE, mus he paid at the time
oi subscribing, c''rr 10 t!c Commissioners Urto
tie CasE;cr "i any Bank in good credit a Meet
III" of the Stockholders of the Bank il rersou
or by proxy. will he held Il, Ch;,rIeson ON tl,..
2Uih November when the Mother Hank will b..
organized. and branches established in NORTH
Carolina and Tennessee, as Socn thereafter aI
possible Ac"py "iIlie Charters is in our hands
ior examination.
". BROOKS,
J. TERRY Com.i:s.::"cy,
y. T. ADDISON. J
September H. ISIS If 31
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HgOTEL.

fHNHE Subscriber axes great pleasure in in
IL forming his friends and the public general.
y that he has opened his lary" and cnlnodolS
House, and vii: he very thankful to them for a
liberal share o!ti.eir patronage. lie .atrrS Inn
self, that from the experience of the Lady w;l.
has charge of the domnS'ir affairs of the lIS,.
also his Servants and Holsters together " ilh Ii,
own will and disposition I" please. that genera,
satisfaction may be given. Tin" siiuaon oi il,
iio'ier atiordsa convenience, particularly d.Sir;,-
bile to persons who may have business To attend
to. or who may wish to take ,I,. Rail toad ca
for Charleston AMI his Stable lois arr llr.- and
well prepared for the accommodation of Gentle.
men who may have Stock for sale
&. w. M.AYSON
Oct. "a. 1888 ,r3S
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+. BLAND. } z
DAN. HOLLAND 6
w. q. GALl.M AN. \ ::

Grorgm Congressional EcciiOn.-A friend has
kindly 'nrwardcd to us from MiIlcdsevillc the
aggregate official returns of the late election for
members of Congress from every connt. ia the
State Is received and counted ut The Executive
Department. and The following is the final result
The n 'ernge majority is 1,j03-.Amg Chronicle
{; Sentinel.
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Esaggisp@ and Esayc EsoDc.

VIE Subscribers have received Il supply
u OF Hemp and low Eagoing aud Baic
Nope, which they Offer for sale Il, The tu-
gnsia prices.
G.. l.. s. T. PENN, & Co.
Oct. %, 1898 If 80
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An Arabian having brought Il blush to a
maIdcn'srhrck by the carnesluess of his
gaze. said To- hcr-"Aly eyes have placed
r's's IN your checks; why forbid me to gath,
CT them! l he law permits him who sows
I" reap the Ia rvcst.''
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Notice.

bT is Ordered ,ha, IL Court Of Common
y Pleas, tor the trial of the Cases not dis
pnsGd of this Term nc held at Elsefield
lianrt House, on the third Monday iu No
.ss.nbsr'next, GEO. POPE, C.C.p.
Oct 30 1884 IF "a
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SEQ EssiXEAEsel.

4 Will "'ve *'23 for the apprehension
u and delivery 10 me, of nv nero bow.
Cicero. who left my plantation some iva
months since. aud has hccn lurkin. ahour
The Village for some Time.
WHIT. BROOKS.
Oct. Is, 1893 If ~
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The Divorce exists.
The Banks have resumed.
Exchanges are healthy.
lhe currency returning 10 soundncss.
The country must prosper.
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NOTICE.,

a Ill. Persons indebted to the late Joab
"a Pad"ct. deceased. are requested To make
payment; and all persons having demands auains
the estate of said deceased are requested To re
sent them duly atlcStcd. WM. pADGIT.
Sep embcr ). 1888 ac 81 .idv'r
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Public Notice.

VHNliE partnership in trade heretofore exist
n ing between the SubSc, ibcr- nj liami,ury
;. L. under the style OF L. vi Churchill Il co.
Is disS'ivcd by mutual consent. The business
will hereafter he conducted at The same stand
by Channcrv and Noble Jerome. under the
name and firm orc. y l.. Jerome. who viii re-
ccivc payments and settle all arcoun,s of said
l.. NJ Churchill 4 Co.
LEVI VI. CIIIRCHIIJ,.
CIl\tNCEY JEROME.
NOBLE JEROME
Hamburg. s. G.. October 10, IS:,! 3G
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~ @ { ice.

az I'LL he sold on Tuesday the fourth
w Of Dcccnhcr, at The laie residence
of William Holloway, deceased, the land.
"i sad deceased Consisting 0f three hundred
ana MY acrcs) lying near Turkey creek,
ana immediately on the Blocker road. AL
so at HE same time and place. The person
al property of said deceased. consisting Of
len or twelve likely young negroes. with
an cNtcn>ivc stock of every description: the
present crop Of Cotton, Corn. Fodder. aud
Oa'S, :nc new road Wagon, lInu-chcIi
hni hllchcn FIrn;ure and other arr ces of
importance, on Il credit q: wclve months.
Purchasers giving their notes with approy-
ed sccurilrs
JORDAN HOLLOWAY,1
JOHN LAKE Ef RS.
NIB. All persons having demands against
the estate will present them properly at
tested on or before The day of sale,
JORDAN HOLLOWAY.
JOHN LAKE. Er'rs.
Oc,. 1888 81
a administrators Sale.
ePl Order Of The Ordinary of EdgcGed
hS District. will be sold at lne late resi-
dcncc Of Wiley II. Berry. deceased, COM
mrncinS on Wednesday, The 7lh Of Noycr
brr next, all the personal property of said
deceased con>is'in" of Twenty likely Ne
g:ncS large stock of Horses. Catlc and
Hogs. Corn and Fodder Household and
hiIchcn Furniture, and numerous other
articles not mcmtiuncd. Terms are credit
ri twelve months. the purchasers To give
thcir notes with TWO approved securities.
StMfL STEVENS, .Id.n',.
OcIo! cr |. ISIS -
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-27
Trmsl!ee,e SIC.

NOTICE is hereby given hat 10 pur
IL suarre III the provisions contained IN
1 deed of Trust. executed by 4aulcs ]. Her
and sarah ". Puiler. his vile, Of Lowndes
County, State Of Mississippi nn Tie lSth:
day az September, A %. 1886. 70 me
Charles Walsh. nf lie Count and Stats
aforesaid as trustee 10 secure the payment
e certain prnaiissarY note therein men
toned and described 10 S. tvekter Pearl or
JHlys y. 1887 wi as said rustee.
q be ansst Tie aid ST. ester Pearl
and 5asel19 BIZ AN assig necs 0f the said 81
sestef earl. offer at public sale. at the
Cesltt House Is tile County 81 Attala. 81
the State 81 ~ issiasippi on the ] iii tlay ni
t A1fil next 1881 al The right. title, inter-
4 est, driver, aud right IF Clnwer, which the
said Janles Pnllel, and Sagah ". Fuller his
wife have - and n tie felIawing described
Tracts. pieces 81 parcels ufland lying and
l'siHg % Die comfy Of Attala, and State 81
Mississippi g VII :-the North half al Sec
ton four. n io@nslip fourteen, north 81
range niile east alsntlle smith east quar-
ter sertion thirteen n said tnWnship and
ranges also the Wliale IF section eleven Is
sid township and Ea0se aiSoghe east halt
nE he north east quarter IF section Ten Ia
said inv nsllip and 1ange, alsn the easf l1alI
IS section SIX ID saiSl awnship and range
also spIIth west quarter ok seefiop va IN
said nsnsIlip and range also the NORTH
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