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Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-10-05

State of mississippi,
AMITE COUNTY. SIS.

ANTE COUNTY, 81.
To all persons interested in the Real Es-
tate of JOSEPH CASTOR, deceased
--GREETING:
VOU are hereby cited to be and appear
Il before the Probate Court Of Amite
county, on the fourth Monday in October
next, and shew cause, if any you Gun, why
the same should not be sold, to wit: Lot Of
fractional section No. 10, in township No.
Q, Of range 2, East, containing 500 and
$1,000 of an acre; also, the South West
quarter Of section No. 5, in township 2, Of
range 2, East, containing 1877 and 54AlOO
of an acret also, the North West quarter
Of section "a, township. Of range 2, East,
containing 1853 and 96-l00 Of an acre; al
so, the North East quarter of section "a,
in township 2. of range 2, East, contain
ing l5S and 96-l00 Of an acre; also, the
North East quarter dissection 81, township
2, of range 2, East, containing l60 acres.
Said lands lying in Amite county and
state aforesaid--and subject to the w.d-
owls dover.
WITNESS the Hon. John
Walker, Judge Of Probate
of said county, the fourth
Monday of August, A. D.,
1899.
ISSUED 2S,h August, 1899.
S. R. DAVIS.
Clerk of Probate
August 81. 20-6t- Prs. fee $l4]
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-10-05
Al THE GOOD OLD PRICES.

Al THE GOOD OLD PRICES.
TFNEIE subscribers take pleasure in an
n nouncing to the public that they are
now carrying on the above business in Ii
berty, at the old shop On Washington ST.,
and are prepared 10 DO work ofall sorts in
the blacksmith line, at the shortest notice
and best style. Fully satisfied that ONE
DOLLAR is enough for making and put
ting on pair ofshoes, they will shoe hor-
ses for TWO DOLLARS the set, and dc
all other work in proportion. They are
supplied with Iron, Steel, Coal, &c, and
will make it the interest Of the Planters
and others to give their custom; therefore
they doubt not but liberal share Of pat
ronage (Which they solcit,) will be extern
ded to them. JONES g. TILLOTSON
Liberty, February , 1899. Soft
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-10-05

IN the 25th ult., among others, the
~ following notes were stolen from the
Office Of the undersigned, at jackson, La
viz: A note dated in 1897, payable to
the order Of r. w. Harris, for the sum
Of eleven hundred and ninety-seven dol
lars and thirty-three cents, drawn by P.
B. Van Norman and Sylvester Dunn
also, note same date, payable to the
order of said Harris, for the same amt.
same date, and executed by the same
parties--also, a note for the same amt.
same date, payable to said Harris, and
executed by said Van Norman and Dunn
and Isaiah Cain--also, note for fifty
three dollars, payable to the same par
ty, made by P. B. Van Norman--also,
a note for the sum Of two hundred and
thirty-four dollars and eighty-seven and
half cents, made BY Henry Hunt, pay
able to the order of said Harris.
The public are notified not to trade
for any or either Of said notes, and the
debtors are required to make payment
to no person except myself, or Harris,
in person; the said notes were not en-
dorsed by said Harris.
A liberal reward will be given for the
apprehension of any person having eth
err Of said notes in possession.
A. NJ. DUNN, Atty at Law.
Jackson, April 6 Tiff
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-10-05
Hart, LabatC ~ Co.
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL DRY GOOD
WBR0MANPSa
No. 81, Chnrtress street, next door TO
Custom House street,
NEw-oRLEANs.
Feb "a, lS3S-3-tf
Pincy Woods Planter,
SECOND VOLUME.

There are only too sorts Of government, one Of
and the other 0psr the people;--lce hare sy0rn to
support the former and oppose the latter.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-10-05
TRRMs.

The PINEY WOODS PLANTER is publish.
cd weekly, on an Imperial sheet, printed on fine
paper, and forwarded to subscribers at FIVE
DOLLARS per annum in advance, or SIX DOL
LARS at the expiration Of the year. All pay
ments made in the first three months will he
considered as in advance.
JOHN ToTHILL,
WIN F. EIsEI.Y
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-10-05
FeliciGnG Hotel.
JACKSON, La.

JACKSON, La.
TMVfIIS establishment is now opened
IL for the accommodation of the
public, under the superintendent
of the undersigned. The house has
been completely and handsomely fur
nished, and every effort has been made
to render the Accommodations agreeable
and satisfactory to travellers, visitors
and boardcrs.
Extensive stables are attached an
der the charge of an attentive ostler.
And every facility for the satisfactory
management of this department is pro
vided.
The table will be uniformly furnish
ed with the best supplies of the mark
ct; and no pains spared to make the
bar perfectly acceptable. Balls, and
parties ofpleasure may be entertained
OH the shortest notice.
The establishment has been purcha
sed and is entirely under the control OF
the present proprietor, whose best ex-
ertions are rendered to build up the
credit Of the house, and make it in ev-
cry respect, worthy the patronage Of a
liberal and generous community.
A. STONE.
jackson, July Ia, 1888. 23-tf.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-10-05
NOTICE.

:" AS lost on the 25th inst, at Provi.
w dence Meeting House, or therca.
bouts, pocket book containing the follow.
ing notes, &C.: One note on l.. Talbert
for S5 dollars; one on ]. M. Short, for II
dollars and 30 cents; one ob Jonas w
Causey, for so dollars, and one on Ethan.
an Wilmington, for 25 dollars, and three
dollars and sevcnty-fivc ccnts, in shinplas.
tiers. The papers being of no value tc
any person but the subscriber; therefore,
any person that will find said pocket book
and return it, with its contents, to me, al
VIM. F. Gains, shall be Literally compen.
stated for their trouble.
THOMAS o. CAUSEY.
August 81 2s-tf
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
I';r,;,;, Tn Ly Rescue

Virginia TO lie Rescue!
Through. all the trying potica! scenes that Virginia
has passed none ha cver appealed earnestly and
none ever involved bi,her considerations Of duty and
larger extent of imporian, consequences, than are
braced in the present contest. Upon the result will de-
pend whether she IS 10 maintain the benefits OF her
achcv mens won by slTugg''s through forty years, or
10 sur render Them into the hands Of rejected mIno
rity citing always upon opposite principles, and adVo
eating great fundamental elements which are considered
subv rsve of all orthodox faith, and destructive oil The
hgkes. Interests that give glory and prosperity 10
the Government, If experience has ratified the propr
ETY. of her choice and the benefits that have enufed to
her, confirm the wisdom Of her policy, she is bound by
every Of duty, and by every consideration OF
verng constancy; and in proportion they are threat
ened with overthrow in the ratio should she be
reused to the extent of all her means to defend them
She is assaed by none of the captivating novelties of
the age tina. seduce with promises and hold out
temptations to abiure the long explored paths of hapP
ness and prosperity adopt modern discoveries in the
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BIZ the Gorsrnor of the Commonwealth Of Prgtnia.
A PROCLAMATlON.

NN7IlEREAS it has been represented 10 the EHecu-
wv tive that certain ALEXANDER BOGART,
(alins ALEXANDER BOGART McCLEOD) late
of the city Of Richmond but who is believed TO have
bseu originally from New York, charged with several
forgeries hath fed from justice and 10 now going a,
large:
Therefore I. David Campbell, Governor of The Com
mon ealh Of Virginia. have thought proper TO Issue This
p,ocl,mo,ion hereby Offering reward Of Three Hun
dred Dollars 10 any person or persons who will arrest The
said Alexander Boga, and deliver him 10 the JaIor Of
The civ of Richmond And do moreover, require all
officers both civil and military, and request the good
naonIe of this Common wenlh their best eIer Is
10 apprehend and the said fugitive, that he may
be dealt with according to law.
Given under my ha nd as Governor and under
r.EAL.l the Lesser Seal Of the Commonwealth, 81
Richmond, this let day Of May. 1889
DAVID CAMPBELL.
MAY 3 llI-w4w
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EsACNG STOGK-The following thoroughbred and popular
Racing sold the highest dG"r, without reserve
on credit for undoubed paper at the fairfield
Race Course Thursday the 9Th day Of hay 1882 " II O'clock
A. d., viz:
ScuR.xER old Lady ghoo BY Henry The competitor Of
N York Eclipse, IN ios to PfbIn
Acacia, FLY of sesn~ef' by imported Lusbotoush.
ros,e. out Of old Meno Eve, Of Gohanna by old
Timoeon OF Sir Charles
colt Of Japonco, By imported Chateau Mar
geaux. . ~ -. - r. r.,.b s,, hv 81,
Harry, Spcad Eagle, Kias fcrod, &c.
p.y COR =" 80 ZIngsnee.
The Pedees Of each Of the above WI be oaha pure ana may
traced in The Turf Register and Stud Book some OF The eos
s,Is fll3-w,d, i'll April 10
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IN CHANCEkY-vRsrsi..-Buck Circuit superior
Court, April term, 1889.
DnYIl Paitt.on, PlninG:

Court, April term, 1899.
DaYId Parte,on, Plaintiff:
EoJcr, Irving William Robertson md Peter Walker ato NOR
chants and parc trading under The stye and finn of living Ro-
Co.. Daniel Warrick, Reubeh T.. Pstteson, hs
" Ti kGTm rs'Js Saa as of Dit
administrator dc Oonis VII" the wall annexed Of Chns
Irving, dec Defendants.
On The motion Of tho de!endan Reuben g. Pa,cson r B.
Dcanc AMI b. Deanc IT,, they ses"a have v. flo
counsel replied generally, the subGna' which issued The
original bill bearing date the 9th SopaJ 1884,
and I.t January 1888 the 18th OF April 1885,
excucd on the defendants, Jane. Powell Daniel Warwick. VIII
Robertson Robert Irving, and more than odr months having
welt the days the SAID subpunns,
the filing OF the amended and original bi ana they still ans to
appear file their Ga the OF the plaintiff by
..ed as against defendants, POWELL Robertson
aurgIed bill Daniel Warwick, the deeadaniI, Walker and
h appears to hnrr pecscHc" ~ we e PIes"G 0! "" dn1
they s, failing appear and c ihcf nnswcrs like motion Of
the plaintiff by counsel doth take Original and
confessed, those deicndan hercupOn, by
concn, parties their counsel this
on amended hills, The Daniel
Warwick, John w. Warwick, Reuben Il. Paeson, Francis b.
Dcanc ST. Francis B. Deane IT,, with rePcatOn- thereto
whereof nnd by like the without ut
this deciding The between the pane'
doth audge decree that Reuben b. Paeson the acting
trustee under deed ri Robert irving, dated 9Th May 2O do
reader Commissioner. Of tins court of
the fund thereby created The
dom i'tl"eT aoJ"'P ard WJ,rt T. Tooaiuc o TsnIcr a
aid account their
der the irving, Robertson and Walker Of the 81 May le2,
and Of fund thereby created The doth further ad
that the Commissioner 10 take
debts the plaintiff and OF the Defendants and ofany
claiming under both or either Of tie said
the take,
settle make report TO the court with matter. specially
40 stated And cnuc The this de-
doth direct that the Gcecdrr' Robert Irving or
such Of the defendants as have m their cg"Gy 90 produce oe
the books and OF the firms "f
Irving Robenson Co.. aud Peter Walker Co.. S"d that The sHd
Robert Irving do appear before the aHh an"et
him by the plaintiff touching the said trust funds aad
The claims that may be asserted againstit.
A cDpN-Ics
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fE'IiE the
public Scueray that there Will all times
PuutcuIaIy Store, the
MayOs Bridge, articles usually manufactured the Institution,
consisting IN purt Of the following,
kereys sGd Saneis, for clothing fine Jeln,
Lncys Plains, Gotten OspI5Hrss, BEc Dvmriics,
double Bags and Basgng, plantation Bro.urs
Shoes also shoes and Boots Harness, all kinds asons,
Carts Days Coal Cars Railroad do, Of ~
Cutting Knives, Wheat Fans OF the
trserato Safes, Warro5r, Suils spikes
Agricultural Implements Of all kinds. Tens other rqui-
page for and articles required by
Railroad anil Canal Contractors; all Of which purely
and material Care taken the mauuGac-
Of them aud in quality and he that they may
b.. on hand aud which Inuacrud u-tiu-
will b. executed according TO order j. q. WATSON,
Gem, ~ -9ysni.
L. addition to my stock Pencnay utrr
following, the larger portion Of which
Segment:
Bar banding aud hoop Iron
Nail rods OF ell sizes
Sack salt
Leather, general assortment
Shoe Thread, best English
Cotton Yarns WaddIns ind batting
Ssdlery general assortment consisting Of LADIES' Side Sad
dies Gualiircs; Mems DO DO
Brides, msrn.des heads and rGirs
BrIdl. feathers Saddle Bags
Cotton and POrs,c! :iHhs, CIrs'7glc,, &c.
Whips CT all consisting gig suscy wagon,
and riding whips; some Of them very superior
ElrGuchc, suky and g's Harness. &c.
Travelling Trunks, complete embracing
and pattcIn made modern style also, supply
ofcarp"' Travelling Ens. v"'c"s, &C., SC.
Merchants Others purchasing. will find the above goods
s,ccp,ionallc in PRICE and QUALITY. J. G.. WATSON.
lT-st
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MADISON HOUSE, R,cumosp V.

GENTLEMEN AND LADIES visiting the city specifically
informed, that they be sencelly Board
by the day. week. month reasonable
nearly fronting the Banks and the gate Of the CAPT
sinac Leading from Man Prompt attention is paid
those who wish t. leave by the Stages
also provided for and the stable very House
Mays [li7-Gti JOHN 81. BOYD
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NOICENas committed In the Jail OF this couUy 18th
OF March lust, las Runaway Woman who cn
self JOANNA MEADE and represents hccfaS fee Said
i've feet and thee inches black;
H.. !at arm Just below elbow by
bura and another just the OF the LEFT
when committed old calico ock ard appear.
i. and - years age The negro hereby
fled oi her SAID confinement, and requested toward
property charges ind take her away 10
dealt with IL the law directs IRA l.. BOWI.ES,
u. for Cias. r. LO0dall, Sheriff and Jlior fR4norsr
HuyJ
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FOR TIE RICHMOND E.SerIRFR.

LOUISA Z. II, April 20, IsJJ.
The Congressional CanUDss in this District is waxing
warm Every day the election is put off the Admins
raon party is gathering strength, (snd of Gen.
Gnrdonl The people cannot longer be blinded by one
(Alaor Garland who keeps in the dark as 10 his prefer.
sncrs for the Presidency, &c But hear the state Of
fiuvanna IS Doubtful! Is it possible! that The tenth
Legion wills under mumentary panic! WHAT this
hitherto Republican, undaunted county, ways fighting
SIDE by side By Old Louisa will her flag be struck and she
be dsgracrd by falling in the of Federal EIgetry?
Iell II NOT in Gath &c There is vel redeemIng spirit
In her people. They ARE determined 90 against Ciny
although these armed neu,rals' have thrown much
sand mingled with csyism in their eyes Il hear from the
best authority there only onr Cay men in that hi.
ther,o Democratic county. The Candidates for Con
will address the people The Wednesday after our court
which is The second Monday in May
A CORRESPONDENT
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Just out Of the Smoke kouSs.
On AAA ls Of o-hl brown Kicha smoked Bacon just TO
~","O hand, aad cheap
1000 lbs OF curing
5000 do Mountain Bacon. hog rourh.
All OF which viii sell iow Tor cash. OF good ne oaic pps'
MI fllI-iIl WYATT q WHITE

EAEAR SlRi fsTn which you selected a"L '"" -.
" m,Ie h Stod,ri Worcester DunhIm Ne" YORK, came
haad fin order and perfectly iAiGne' graz" W
p.c n after leaving New Orleans through hc
bn,. before m arrival at Troy small within sh mes OF
my house; from thence it was handed by wagon W" S
very rrea care in picking could ay: insured " a ~ su1n
order Nv daughter is pensed with IT. ana cYhIe" uy
equal ii not superior the ore h-t ~ yu, Sneh
20 o.. hir: purchase ria"os 10 t OF YOU as
noin,cI Mos, respectfully, yours, &C., - ~
f lC"py) J. L. LEIGH.
Vel. bush, County, Ai.'ss,pPi-, .
1bo ,oye i. Mr. Leigh, who reeeny resided in Amelia
Virginia CLERK Of the Court The first piano which
he OF before he c for Mississippi, Colonel
D. Burke Of Prince Edward, and leaving Amelia
directions forward him another 10 New orienn. which 1t
seems gave great satisfaction
e. P. NASH, Peter,brss, Virgins,
April 30 ll'-S"
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Is iuriousy fierce; but il is "dog cal dog" there.
Yin RapPahannock, the contest is doubtful think
confidently, we shall prevail. Walden, the Wing can.
diaate, is an old Adams man, and Of Federal origin.
I'm Cuipeper, though we have new candidate MIR
REID brother OF The Judge, bu, little knownyel have
strong hopes
"S'uthampton, .4prit % If we get fair pull at
the precincts have but very little doubt that we shall
give most glorious report Every prospec, is brighten
ing in this county md the District"
We understand that Craig will beat Moore in the
Rockbridge Congressional District, from to 600 muo
rity
In fact, Republicans of Virginia. fy You will put forth all
your strength, we shall win glorious victory. Now is
The accepted time. Now strike The bowA strong mil
and pull all together, and glorious victory IS ours
10 7rms' then to firms! and put down this rnonprel F
dera party, tina, would trampe the principles Of Virgil
MIA under foot
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KING AND QUEEN VOTER.

COMMUNICATED.
At meeting of the Committee of Vigilance of the
county Of Prince Edward, at The Courthouse, on The
18Th day Of April, lS39-Preeent Branch j. Worsham,
WIN. happell, James Wilson, John Tuggle, Thomas
Armand, Reuben II. Dejernett, Thomas Clark, Joseph
Redd John w. Redd, Samuel w. Yenable, Nathaniel
Price:
The committee proceeded To enlarge their number,
by The appointment Of the following persons 10 wit
illus D. Womack, James r. Price, William w. Woot-
ton John Rudd, William Walton Edward B. Miller,
Jacob McGehee. John Foster, Beverly S. Scott, Thomas
b. McGehee. Thomas e. Overlon, Branch Waihall,
Allen Watson, Branch o. Scott, James Scott, Nathan
G. McGehce, Jas S. Allen, Simon II. Wooton, Drnry
Y. Stokes, J. M. Rowleu, John L. Lyon, Henry Day,
David Ellington, Nathan Foulkcs. Thomas s Jones,
James Whitehead John F. Rice, Harwood Cary. John
E. Scott James Venable, John Sears William Trent,
Abraham NJ Venable, John Rice. Clement &. Read, p:
G. Leigh Thomas A Legrand, Robert kelso, Samuel
Baldwin, William Brighlwell, Joseph A Watson Moses
Tredway, Thomas Tredway John Bigger, Rober, Hill,
Charles Brightwe!l, James McDearman, Joel Elan,
George W. Bell Nathan Bell, Sims Allen Amplias Tug.
gle, Henry n Watkins, William B. Baldwin, Samuel
Watson, William Carter, Henry Dawson newton Nnn,
pinphsm John A. Watson, Ebert F. Redd, Daniel
Glen, BENJAMIN W. Price, William Chambers, Charles
Farror, Souhy Bell, William NJ. icGehee, James Big
ger, Francis Rce, Edwin Edmunds, John B Davis, ia
cob Tbbs, Major John Bigger Luhe, T. Jef'e s Jas
ID Nash, Joseph Nj. Price, Robert Carter, and Watson
Wcmack
And notice being given by proclamation, ahon' fifty
of the Committee assembled, and CaPta'n Nathan'si
Price called to the Chair, and Henry ~ Watkins
was appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting being explained by branch
j. Worsham, which was unite and harmonsc The De
mocalc Republican party aud 10 carry out the princl'
piles of our free Institutions
MIR. Nathaniel f. Venable, one of the Committee, and
late Representative being present. addressed Inc
Committee gave an explanation of his course IN the Le
psaiure the last session, and Of his opinions and feel
fncs in regard TO the Democratic Republican party,
which were satisfactory I" the Committee: whereupon,
Henry N Watkins submitted the following Resolutions
which were unanimously adopted:
l. Resolr.d, That the difference of opinion on The
subject of finance, and the deposit, of the public money
ought not be considered Of suhcient importance 10
divide the Republican party
Resored, That we approve of the administration of
the Federal Government by The present administrators
in the MAN, and we consider it requisite qua'hcaion
in the person TO be elected 10 tie senate CT lhe u
that he agree with US on this subject
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Cn~H-h
To r II T. HUNTER.

To Il N I. HU-NIER
You again q candidate for Congress. Both parties
claim you belonging to their ranks. How is This =
that you cannot 5 an honest and poIiti.
clan he willing that it shall so rema in. How you
obvute it, Qnile easy. Answer the following queries
and the doubt is once disperd:
LIST As at present advised, which do you prefer for the
next President Mr. V. Buren, or Mr.. Clay?
Cd If elected will you for Speaker who is in favor
of, or one opposed to the Administration?
3D. Same as 10 Clerk
TO save trouble if you are an Administration man,
you need those queries, and you will oblan
tie support Of -
KING AND QUEEN VOTER
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Administration .Mestino in LODJs3
HENRY N. WATKINS, Secretary.

The friends Of the present Administration will have
meeting at Jacksons Tavern, Saturday. the 4II Of
May, for the purpose Of enIargng the Corresponding
Republican Stale Rights Committee for tbs COUNT
This meeting is mol intended for the EARNED Neulras,
because man must BECOME neutral belcle he can
turn "traAOr'' in time Of 1car.
MANY FRIENDS VI THE AnMINIsTRA rIos.
April q, 1899
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A CORRESPONDENT

WYTHE CouSTY.-We learn, that the Rev Dr. Srn.
ger has been brought "u the Loco Foco candidate in
Wy,hc in opposition to Mr. Crockett. the late Wig
Delegate .-.7bingdon Safesr nan, .7prH27
o. We authorized and requested 10 announce
Col JonS GEORGE OF Tuzewell, as candidate for
Congress in this District H.
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We have received the is, No Of The Valley STAR
published at Lexington, (Rockbridee) by Messrs Let.
cher & Gillock 1t 10 warm friend of the present Ad
minislraiion There is no mistake about the merits Of
this new Journal. Mr. Letcher is young man, and a
native Of Rockbsidge; but We know his abilities and i'll
for him, that his Star will become brilliant lu
minary in the political Heavens WedIfier point
but cordially give him The right hand Of fellowship
md recommend his journal 10 the support Of an engh
ened people.
u The eloquent Appeal of 4 Soutsidcr, TO the Poo
pie Of puginia is on the first puge. 1t is followed by
several other Communications.
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an 4CTto authorize four separate eeeions in the couni,
nf SuuLhnnlnLuu - lPassed mil = ls2nl

An ACT 10 authorize four separate eeetionsin the county
IF Southampton Il Passed April s, 1879
l. BE ii enacted by Tie General assembly That when
ever hereafter election shall be holden in the county
OF Southampton, in which all the lawful voters of the
county required 10 vote, there shall be, the sune
time separate poll opened for such election the house
now the residence of Sampson Ruse at the place called
and known as the Cross Keys and Also there shall be-
al the time, other separate poll opened for such
election at the house known as James tavern, situate
that part Of said county known as the Flat Swamp;
and also, there shall be, at the time other
parae poll opened for such election at the house
occupied by pjlmin Griffin, situate on the north
side OF Nottoway river and Also there shn be, at the
time, other separate poll opened for such cleo
ton, al Bsrins post Office, the place most commonly
known by The same Of Lenow store, situate also the
north side of Nottoway river, in said county.
= BE il further enacted, That the said separate polls
shall be conducted according to- and all persons
cerned therein governed by the rules and regulations
prescrbedby the act, entitled San act concerning gene
raj elections in this commonwealth passed the second
day Of April, eighteen hundred and thrty-o and all
subsequent acts and parts of acts, concerning general
elections in this common wealth.
3 This act shall be in force from the passing thereof