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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26
sRct0lHpied .ff0nilI iOfh
SCHEME.
TUE foII.ning dctails Ola Schc

EIE iollruing details Of a Scheme
e Of n lottery, to bc drawn m De-
cembcr next, warrants us IN declaring
II 10 be UNPARALLELED ~ rE
HISTORY OF LOTTERIES. Pines
TO the amount have never before been
offered 10 the public. Its true, there
are many blanks. but ON the other
hand, the extremely low charge ct
so per Ticket. the Value and NUM-
hey oi the Capitals, and the revival of
the good old custom of warrant,us that
every prize shall be drawn and sold.
will, We are sure, give universal salts
faction aud especially TO the SIX Hun
drcd Puzc Holders
TO those disposed to adventure VT
recommend early Application being
made to us for tickets when the prl-
zcs are sold blanks only remain the
first buyers have the best chance. We.
therefore, emphaucally say; DELAY
MOI but At once remit and transmit
To us your orders, which shall always
receive ourimmcd'otc attention. Let
tcrs TO be addressed, and application
made 60 ,.,,.,.....
SYLVESTER & co.
l56 Broadway, New York
CO Observe the puubcr, l55.
100000 S5OO .OOp S2k Oun
prizes OF $50 900
piI.cs of Sl5.OOo
prizes OF $4,000
Grand Real Estate oud Bank Stock
LOTTERY
OF Property situated m New Orleans
lJ- The richest y most magnificent scheme
ever presented TO the public, IN this OK
any other county
TICKETS ONLY $50.
Authorized by an Act Of the Legislative As.
semo'y of Florida, and under the plree-
Tons OF the Commissioners, acting under
the same.
10 be drawn at Jacksonville, Florida.
December ISt, 1889.
SCHMIDT \ HAMILTON.
SYLVESTER s co. i5G
Broadway, New York, sole Agents
No CONVERSATION NUMBERS.
100000 tickets from No, upward, in sue.
cossIon.
he deeds of the Property and he stool
transferred IA tust 10 the Commissioner,
appointed by the said act OF the Lerisla.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26
Meadow Lands.

and large quantity ofvaluable HIGH
Co. GLANDS. There is sufii-
&fSSsc quantity of TIMBER
-~for the use Of the Estate.
For a particular description of the
LANDS, those who feel interested to
procure II, will please to apply to Sa-
muel kerchcval, Jr. of Romncv, or in
ms absence, to Mr.. John Vandiver.
who has part of 1t in his occupancy,
and lives adjacent to it. This Estate
would, If divided, make two valuable
FARMS.
MARY I. THOMAS.
June rs lS3S.-tC
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26
JOHN LEWIS,
n. KUYKENDALL. r..
J. HlLDEBRAND,
Au gust ! , le39.-.f.

The undersigned, who Lar. ,t,.,
led over the Northwestern I.o.a
from Parkersburg, on tie Oh.ne.
Winchester, in Virginia an. ,l.,a.
Baltimore, deem tia duty ,ley :m1
public 10 certify that this route Ea
OF the very best for all rcn,ai ii
cling from the East 70 The W:t:
from the West 10 tue Eastern ciasi
coaches being excelieat,he 5.1srG
commodating, the entertainments
expedition and the t1cd over VII.
we passed fine. We further ;s;1.
that every thing is done On he ~!
which could be desired !,; tie %,
fort of passengers.
THEODORE STRONG Na
a. S. WHEELER, y Qa:-l
T. BARLOW Illinois
s. ANDREWS. Alabama
July IS, 1899.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26
Notice.

I WOULD respectively l'.E.
persons that have claims a-a.aA
estate Of John Jack dee d. i,T'iA
them for payment as | am a'5'1
close the settlement; end 'a-.s %
neglect this notice may be -','"'
OF recovering their claims
DAVID GIDS0E
r7.g'
June 6 lS39.-u
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26
Land for Sale.

TIE subscriber is induced. from
the consideration that her LANDS on
Iatterson's Creek, IN the county of
Hampshire, lie at distance from her
residence, to offer them for sale. Those
LANDS are situated on both sides OF
Patterson $ Greek, near the North Yves
tern Turnpike Road, about IL miles
from Romncy. There are on the
LANDS between 200 and 300 A.
CRES OF very fine
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26
GEOT FE&

A good assortment of almost every
vanety OF shade and quality, Just re-
oeiyed by
G. T. BARBET.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26

a FRESH supply Of G-ssEa.'
received and for sale lv
VIZ VANCE
July !, 1889.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26
WIN. Sherman a. 90.
LITTER AND WRAPPING
PAPER.

/ UST received large and well as
- sorted lot OF Letter, Cap and Wrap
ping PAPER, sc.
40 rcams Ames' fine Cap. ruled
10 do Letter, part very superior
| case Ames Cap and Letter as
sorted
100 ieams Wrapping good
20 do Double Wrapping
20 gross Bonnet Boards
20 rcams fancy Shoe Paper
All OF which will be sold very low
by l. IOGAN
Winchester, April p, 1889.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26
600 Prizes


0'O ''''''. SI5Oo.ooo
TICKETS s2O-No SHARES.
The whole Of the Tickcts.wi,b ,bcj,
Numbers as also those containino tLs
Prizes viii be examined and cooled
by The Commissioners appointed I'm.
der the Act previously to their being
put into The wheels Onr wheel viil
contain The whole 9th. Numbers Tho
other Will contain the six Hgnd-r5
lHzes and the first 600 Numbers fb.'
shall be drawn out. viii 5c entitled ~
such Prize as may be drawn Z, il.
number and the fortunate holders a.
such Prizes will have such pr1re,,y
transferred 70 them Immediately after
me drawing uuincumbcrcd anJwjlb.
out any Deduction.
SYLVESTER * CO.
limo . 1.pD w o'N
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26

VIRGINIA, Hardy county, TO VIII /:
III rules held in the clerks Office Of
tie CIRCUIT Superior Court II LAIR
and Chanccry ofMe county of HydV.
an .H99yaieId, on tic first .Noaaqg m
JulH 1889.
Valentine Simmons. plaintiff, against
Isaac Parsons. and James Parsons. admins.
traitor with the IS ill annexed OF James Par.
sons, dec d., defendants. IN Cnt.,rry
The delendan, Isaac Parsons. not t,yiog
entered his appearance and given security ac,
'ofaing 10 the &C, ofAssembly and Sic rules
OF 'his Court ami appearing rs -arsfac'1r,
evidence thathe rs no, an inhatiar, ofrE
country Its ordered, That the -ait 4rr.r
ddhi do appear here on the FIRST fa, of,teu,,,
Term OF said Court,aud answer tie. liil of ,i,
pIamuh and that q copy of this order ~.
forthwith inserted in some ntwslarrr r.t
iIshcd in Romncy for two months sgrrr.ii,,
~ and t'at copy be posted o, the front I,,.-
Of Tie courthouse of the saiI county al Ia.
dy A coYy-Tcstc,
july A. &C.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26
COMING AGAIN
DRY GOODS.

consisting ofMoussel-de-Laines Shall
leys, Foreign and Domestic Calicoes
Shallcr Shaws, Chncllc Ha,ator-
chiefs Brocha Shawls Rich Lace Col
lers, Black Laced silk Hose. Superior
Ihbet Shawls, lnscrtings. QuiiIngs
Blond Edgings, Ladies' Cravats Wells
Belts, Linen DHllinge, Dark French
Muslins, Ribbons Superior Blue Chop
pas, Company S Choprae, Superior
French Madras Handkcrclicfs lack
onctts, Checks Bed Ticking. sc. sc.
g. The above GOODS were rur.
chased in New York, al auction hy
my late partner at unusual sacrifice.
and Will be sold great B.7RG.1LN'E.
Petersburg May p. 1889.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26
' aAuabAe Tavern Stand

on the North Western Turnpike Road
~ l-2 miles East of Romney, and
81 l-2 miles West Of Winchester
The improvements are all entirely
neW-TheV consist of 4 com E,,Anhl.a
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26

bundance otwater very convenient, an
excellent well with frst-rate pump
IN IT, with frSt-rate Milch-house at
tached to the same. There are about
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26

June 6 1880 1T
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-26
valuable Tavern propert,
FOR Sale.

THE subscriber offers al private
ale his
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-12-12
THURsDAY MoRNENG. DEcEMBER i, 1855.

nut oe'h were slightly wounded by the shoi. Find
ing themselves SO manfuiiy opposed, the robbers
made of. They were disguised, and their faces
hlsckcned so as to avoid detection; but, as they
probably belong 10 the neighborhood, and a reward
OF two hundred dollars has heen Offered Tor their
apprehension, Il IS not very likely that the pcrpe.
traitors Of this raring get viii escape.
They had heard thar the Messrs. Plough had a
dePosite Of hard money, and they determined to re-
move i. Pfivate dwellings are not the proper pla-
ces for such deposiies, in these degenerate days
The Repository well remarks: The safer wnyi Is
to keep money deposited in banks or savings ias,i-
buttons, where it is always safe, and from whence
Il can be drawn when wanted for use. Many. We
know, are afraid 70 deposit their money, especially
specie, IN banks, in times like the present, but their
fear is a foolish one, as they can keep their specie,
as well as paper, in those Institutions; and. by do
ing SO, free themselves fsom the anxiety and dan.
ger they otherwise incur"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-12-12
PO q z .
ODE 10 THE WILD WEST WIND.

ODE 10 THE WILD WEST WIND.
BY PERCY GYssHE SHELLEY.
Thou wild west wind thou breath OF autumn's be-
ing!
Thou. from whose unseen presence the leaves dead
Are driven, like ghosts from an enchantmeu, flee.
ing,
Yellow, and black, and pale, and hectic red,
Pestilence-stricke multitudes; o thou.
Who chariotest to their dark wintry bed,
The winged steeds, where they lie cold and low,
Each like a corps in this its grave, until
Thine azure sister of the spring shall blow
Her clarion DER the dreaming earth, and Gil
Driving sweet buds like Aocks to feed IN airy
With living hues and odours, plain and hill:
Wild spirit, which art moving every where,
Destroyer and preserver, hear, o hear!
Thou who didst waken from his summer dreams
The blue Mediterranean, where be lay
Lulld by the coil of his crystalline streams
Beside a pumice isle in Baia's bay:
And saw in sleep old palaces and towers
Quivering within the waves intenscr day,
All overgrown with azure moss and flowers
So sweet, the sense fainis picidring them; 0 thou,
For whose paths the Atlantic's level powers
Cleave themselves into ehasms, while Ear below
The sea-blooms, and the oozy weeds which wear
The sapless foliage Of the ocean, know
Thy voice, and suddenly grow grey with fear.
And tremble and despoil themselves, 0 hear!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-12-12
DEFERRED ARTICLES.
From The National IntclIigencer.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL NOTES

Some Of the papers OF Maryland, we observe, dis
approve of the course adopted hy The Chesapeake
aud Ohio Canal Company in issuing Us d~uc-bills,
or scrip, as a means of carrying on this work; 10
the speedy completion of which the whole State OF
MARYLAND. as well as the people Of his District,
have so deep an interest. 1t would be a matter ct
regret IL the publications alluded TO should have
the effect of embarrassing tie operations OF the "a
nal Company
1t is well known ihat the Canal Company, in the
wear 1885, issued its notes TO a considerable amount,
payable ono year after date, by which means the
~ork was continued aud that, in 1887, Il suspen-
sion of operations, on the line, was prevented by
the issue Of notes exactly in the form of those now
being issued. The notes thus issued in 1885 have
all been punctually redeemed whenever presented
and now. that the money affairs of the whole world
are d~eranged, the issues, by the Company, Of IT'S
vgees (sccntcd by an abundant pltslge OF the State
stock TO guaranty their redemption bryond all q1es-
iion) IL the only way (unless by such "a sacrifice OF
State stock "a all wonid declare unieasonable) in
which the work upon The Canal can be carried
on.
The amount of State bonds set apart to secure
the redemption of the notes issued, Is, we under
stand. sufficient TO secure five times the amount OF
those notes; and we are assured that 1t is the ln-
tention of the Company TO suspend the work rather
than to extend the issne of its notes beyond the
amount which the stock would redeem, even ii
sold at ffty-cents for the dollar.
We do not see. therefore, that blame can justly
attach to the Canal Company for adopting This
means for continuing its work. It's the same by
which the work in a neighboring State is carried
on. In six months from this time, when these
notes will be at maturity, we may reasonably hope
that this stock of the State Of Maryland will com
mand a better price than can now be had for II;
and, in the intervening time, he Legislature OF the
STATE, being in session, can take steps to secure
that end.
We deprecato the idea Of attacking the pro,eed.
ings of the present Board of Directors of the Canal
Company simply on account of tho political predi-
lections of those who control them. Such a course
1t is obvious, would be calculated to do injury to
the essential interest of the Canal Company, and
of all who are concerned in tho success Of its ope-
rations.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-12-12
SECOND THOUGHT OF MASSACHUSETTS.

The result of he elections on Monday, 25h ult.'
10 fill vacancies in the Legislature Gin cases IN
which no choice was effected at the regular annual
election) settles the question as to the political cha
racter of the House. In Boston, ii Wings were
elected on that day, Salem |, Cambridge :, land
three vacancies Lowell 4; total2l. In Ipswich
one Van Buren, man. In Chelsea and Hopkinton
no choice. In Woburn two Van Buren, men are
elected. Rowley and Georgetown voted not to
send. There are several towns yet to be heard
from, but the above are enough to show that the
Wings will have a majority in the House Or
course the vacancies in the Senate (Which are sup
piled by the House) will be filed by Wings, winch
ensures a large majority in that body-say y
Wings TO 10 Van Buren, men. OF the members
elected by the People, II are Wings and Is Van
Buren,.
The average Wing vote in Boston for Reprssen-
tstives was 1856; average Van Buren, vote, 3,O23i
Wing plurality, 1868; Scattering 52l.
There is strong probability ,hatthe official can
vass will show no choice for Governori in which
case, Mr.. EVERETT will be elected by the Senate
The House selects two out Of the four persons ho'
wing the highest number Of votes, and the Senate
chooses one Of the two so selected, who is thereup-
on declared to be Governor of the Commonwealth
The Boston Atlas thinks that Mr.. HULL, the Wing
candidate for Lieut.. Governor, is elected by the
feoplc.-N Nat. Int.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-12-12
THE HALL OF THE HOUSE OF DELE.
GATES.

In compliance with en- act Of the last session, the
Hall has undergone a radical change, and has been
refitted in an elegant and convenient manner. The
old benches have been removed, and desks and
chairs have been provided, so that each member
will have his regular seat, with all APPENDICES ne.
cessary for writing. The Speakers chair has been
placed opposite its former position, and has been
very t~astefusly decorated. 1t is the old Chair used
in Revolutionary times, and therefore valued on &C.
count of its antiquity and the associations naturally
connected herewith. There is a gallery at each
end, aiding greatly to the comfort of the auditory;
and the entrance to the Hall is from the South Of
the area, opposite the statue of Washington. Pri'
vileeed seats are provided for the Senators, Execu-
tive Officers and Judges, and care has been taken to
have no lobby for crowds Of noisy spectators.
The new arrangement will add much to the dig,
nifty and order Of the body-at least in appearance
and we know Of no drawback to the plan, excepr
il be the lack OF free intercourse likely to arise from
confning each member to a particular seat. AL
eIectioneering must consequently he done out o
doors, and there will be no DOING on back benches
as formerly. If men get napp,, from keeping lat
hours at night, they viii be compelled to take thei
snooze before entering the Hall, or nod it out in al
erect position.
The work has been executed by Mr., BARRETT
under the direction of Col. MuNfoRD; and thes,
gentlemen are entitled TO great credit for having &C
compiished much more than was thought possible
from the limited space allowed them.
We think it probable the tobacco chewers of thu
House viii feel some regret at having contracted
habit likely TO prove inconvenient to them under
the new arrangement. There is no place provided
for the emission of tobacco juice, and the present
elegant and Clearly appearance Of The Hall oughi
TO shame into abstinence many who are in he hab
of Decorating every corner in their reach, whether
in church or patlor. But, alas! we foresee the al
tered aspect of the new carpet and fresh painted dS
~visions-and drop all remonstrance as vain.-Rich
mona Wig.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-12-12

ATTEMPTED 8uRGLARY.-We learn from the
Tnambersburg (Pa.,) Repository. that the dwell
npg OF T. and J. Plough, about four miles IRON tha'
.oNn' was forcibly entered, on Thursday the l4lh
instant, by three persons, evidently Tor the purpose
y, Committing a robbery. They were met lrnmeal.
ately inside Of the outer door, by the inmates OF the
house, when a scuAle ensued, during which one OF
Inc burglars discharged a pistol loaded with two
balls and a quantity OF shot. The balls passed De-
''esn the Messrs. Plough, without INJURY 10 el'h'Fi
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-12-12

M1cHieAN ELEcTIoN--From the Detroit Daily
Advertiser, of The 10Th ultimo, we learn that re-
turns of the late Election in Michigan had been re-
ceived from all the counties in the State except
Clinton and Eaton and, estimating those two coun-
ties as rhey stood last year, the majority in the
State for tie Wing candidate for Governor is I,d35
votes.
In the f5en-e az Representatives there are &c
Wings and IS Locos in The Senate 10 Wigs ANA
7 Locos-being on joint ballot more than Two to
one in faynr Of the Wligs-Nat Lak.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-12-12

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAIL RoAp.-B. II. La
rRoBE, Esq, Engineer of Location and Cons'ruc
Won, gives notice in the Baltimore papers that scar
ed proposals will be received until the IAN OF De-
cember, for the work to be done upon the lst sec,
oon, LIST Residency, lst Division Baltimore ana
Ono Rail Road, west of Harpers-Ferry, The sec,
non is something more than ii miles in length, and
extends from the Rail Road Viaduct at HerPers-
Ferry, upwards along the Virginia shore OF the Po-
tomac, to a point a little above the Government
uam. The work embraces a considerable amount
OF bridge masonry and wooden superstruoture, tres
oe work, dry walling, exca- alton, and embarrassment
-Chatlestotpn Free Ernss.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-10-12
sHERIFFrS SALE.

M D Hamer Returnabie 10 I' m1.e
vs a 4. IN bond Circuit Court, to Octo-
n Eartbe,ee ct al Der tenn, 1889.
Thy virtue Of tho above stated execu'
10 lion to me directed, shall expose
10 sale TO the highest bidder tor cash AZ
The court house door Of my county, on the
third Monday OF October next, 'be iol-
lowing tract or parcel of lands, 10 W.T.,
fractional section number 20, lot number
Q. section IS, lot number J, section 80,
the east half of The north east quarter, and
the north half of the west halt OF the north
west quarter Of section Sc, and lot num-
Der Of section %, all in township num-
Der Is, Of range ] east, and lot number z
section number 80, township number 10,
range number 2 east; levied on as the
property of Obcdah FarIhereo 80 satisfy
The above stated execution and cost Of suit.
]. w. PICKENs, Sheriff,
OF Holmes county.
\ Sent II IA IDS prints fee go so
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-10-12
l.. w. PlCKENS, Sheriff,
BY A. G. OTEY, Deputy.
Sept Ia "A ids prints fee Sl7 so
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

Robi Jaffrey ReturnabIc to Holme:
VS. al Il ia Circuit Court to Octo.
James Midnight Ell al Der Term 1899.
RY vitue Of the abaye stated al. Fl. ia.
- to me directed, shall expose topub.
lie sale for cash, at the door Ct the court
house in the town of Lexington, Holmes
county, Mississippi,on the thirdMonday Of
October next, the following lots, viz, num-
Der TO and 81, lying and being in The
town Of Lexington, Miss; on said lots
there is fine two story building well ar.
ranged for mercantile house; levied on
as the property Of defendant Midnight to
satisfy the plaintiff aud cost of suit.
]. w. PlCKENS, Sheriff,
By L. RAY, Deputy.
sept IA A tds. Prn'is lee 81
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-10-12
MARSHAL,S SALE.

United States Returnable 10 November
vs Il n Term. 1889.
Vincent Galway g. se't,s
HbY virtue of the above stated II Ia to
I'D me directed, from the Honorable
United States Circuit Court, for The
southern district Of Mississippi, will
expose to public sale for cash, before the
court house door of Holmes county Mis-
sissippi, on the third Monday Of October
next, il being the 2lst day Of the month,
all the right title and interest the said
defendant has in or to the following de-
scribed property to wit; the south hall
Of west half of north east garter Of sec.
lion %, township l3, range east; south
half of east half Of south east quarter oi
section 80, township l3, range 9 east;
east half south west quarter OF section
81, township l3, range 2 east; west bali
south east quarter of section 30, township
10, range 2 east; south half Of section 20,
township ID, range 2 east; south half Of
west half Of north east quarter Of section
/ %, township ID, range 2 east; west half
north wcs quarter and north half oil east
| bait OF north vest quarter section 8, town.
slip II, range 2 cast; The abeqe stated
1 lands has been levied on as the property
OF the above stated defendant Vincent Gal.
away, md viii be sold to satisfy the above
stated fl ia and cost
Wm. M. GWlN. Marshal
BY p. NJ. FURGUSON, Dep,
| Sept. II ii ids. Pr. fee $l4
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-10-12
SHERlFF'S SALE,

s A Grear ct al Returnable TO Holmes
70 & ia Circuit Court, TO Octo.
Milton II Jenes ct al Der term, 1899.
gRY virtue of the above stated execu.
~ ton TO me directed, will offer to
the highest bidder for cash before the
court house door of Holmes county on the
third Monday Of October next, the follow
ing described tract Of land, TO wit, COM
mencing at the south west corner Of lot
number Is, section number &, township
number Is, Of range number 4 east, run.
ming 80 poles east, thence north 80 poles,
containing ten acres; situate, lying and
being in the town Of Emery, well improy-
ed, levied on as the property Of Milton II
Jones to satisfy plaintiffs claim and coats.
I.W. PiCKENS, Sheriff,
BY w. STiGLER, Deputy.
Sept Ia A tds prints fee $40 so
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-10-12
SHERIFFrS SALE.

~ 3 e isauShin Retnrnable to Holmes
~ ~ r. 1 ~ oonu Circuit Court to Octo
v ~ George etal Der Term 1899.
try virtue Of the above stated f +, -
S-.D me directed, will expose to public
sale Tor cash, before the court house door
in the town Of Lexington, Holmes conn
", Mississippi, on The third Monday in
October next, lit being The Dist day Of
The month"; The following lands 10 vii.
The north east quarter section SO: Yves,
hall OF north west quarter section Al.
north half Of east half Of north west omar
ter section "a; east half Of south eas,
quarter east half Of north east Quarter
section %; west half of north west omar.
ter north half of east half Of north IVES,
quarter section ~, township IA. rance
; east, containing $50 acres; the above
laud Is well improved, about 200 acres
ln.cutiiyallon, & first rate Gin, dwell;no
house, out houses, &c.
Levied on as the property of w. II
George, to satisfy the above stated case
and cost Of suit.
l.W. pICKENs, Sheriff,
Of Holmes County. Mi
BY JOS. G. PICKENS, Dent
Printers fee Ia Dollars.
sept IA al tide.