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TORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANcl.s

December 30. 1899
Tow hon, rhosny Ha"nnI ftomhe Passes. ba vim, ,ro.
Phss . .sI b % sc. s, g the city with ship
En- VINCE Rogers . ssy e.
Tow boat Tiger Beebse from the North E,s, having pro
soaes aud !Tg op'ca Left tho bar the 2s.h Inst No
ship Carea, Jackson. 2 day. fin Mobile. to master
nrs Ihs9pss Chase fansford, days from Kingston
sel Forest Kuhn. 81 days from WALDORF NJ, =, n.,,,
aud Brck '''o NO. 10 bedford
Steamer Maryland, Hart. FIN pnqucmn.
s.eansr Claiborne. Barrett. +" Naiehes u arkansas
s. Steamer rS oahn ND Ds @ f Louisville
s,sasr sEa,nrrnor' 9rrelt I'm Columbia Ark
%s %n s @sss Rs.s
Steamer Augusta, Gates fin Vicksbueg
EXPORTS
TRlEsrE.... Per ship Thc,s .c.ruo,u4
,,n snip eopernicus. Cargo lol5 bales of
GLAsoow..Per brig Adelaide. =. Cargo $50 bales Of
BALTIMORE. Per hrr Harriet Brainard C,rs:o "a,
hds sugar 81 pnncheons run, 81 bales cotton 80
25 hds molnsses 100 bis pork s''' nus sugar
sch sOuherner. Cargo assorted
merchandise $50 o''so assorted
MATAeokpA. Per brig Sam Houston. ca,.o an ,..
aud a hides to Forst,ii Roman co eN " ""e'
K,ScsToN. Ter brig Fhcopols. :. .careo in ballast
WALsoRo ror sch Forest. Cargo $1,000 feet of lum
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Mouth of Arkansas Per steamer hIaiestc c.r, ~
bales co. q. n, Adams Whi.a; 50 Burke Watt co;
2orerruson Need ,ssA = DsnnsouH; u ranh'iS
De.m,ton q Goodin 80 1ehoux IocGha Tsa."
sioeumh& Richards SO Smith Voohees 81 W";v 10: %
Wara Mof.'& co; Willard Inches sa Capt o"
,o. ni steamer Poea,on.a' caso ,4a Aer.
butter 200 bis "Y 80 do wnskey Ferguson Reed 10
4.
wh.key Land his -four alton Kem; Lxs cooks t"
trunks mdze Yea,aan CO.. 81 casss soas ~ m~
lots chickens ap'Ies &c.
:. Louis Per steamer Dolphin. Cargo 1870 IL. pork 10
boxes Iead tot Foster 81 bales Forsyth veric i,
Loekhsn Fea,nA Doneean 20 Cooper Arthur Fulton
Geo; Price johnson 80 lids Peyr"ux Arcuei
SCI H.. Lswrencs; o.,dain Bennett. 90 bis Faggo
Columbia Per steamer souherner. Cargo 90 bales of
cotton Peyroux Areuel 80 Az Denn<oun: as Ward
hofatt Coz 200 Fulton: ss edoux; g. FoIn For,
y!h Limerick; IS W Oakley; 81 nrkc Wait & 20; ssM
White 81 Reynolds. Byrne Coz 80 Beer; "a Franklin
pon, Coupee. Per steamer Chorchur,a mo Cargo
v Fo~e. and"@ay Loao". co; q W His
co; Burke Wait CO: a Cores brother 76 Ids sugar
o1ii w aas 80 M1 riwss Is
bundles md leather Auhry GaIhrathi4 J Cass
6 as;
as Oakley Paine AHawkns; 10 II eyerch ~ Tnyor and
Garnc go eyronx, Arcueil 20 Bcunet Forrdays co
a. Gates; y Wallace Coz 80 Brander. McKenna Wight;
so !; Z Thompson
PASSENGERS
rs brig Thoori,a. Chase Robert Johnston her two
Per ssame Pocahontas Me,srs Hnt.n, Jewett Sanford
SHADING. Fitch Carleus Yeatnlan, Avery. Smith, Knpier
Adams Renton Nov. Hart, Forsyth; Harding Crosby
quhar and Family ~
Per Majestic .Nessrs Vanhuosa; WoodwcIl Mn
Bush and Smith ~
Per steamer Souhsrner. Messrs vsnland Tan,ey W
Thompson. Bril- hi. Wllisms "
Per steamer Dolphin. Me.srs Merlam Lancaster Collier.
snnett Jones Perry Arena Taggot Este Shelby MCloud
D'irs, and ~ onfsck
gg, MEMORANDA -.-- ..-..
River still remains very 10 w. no sign ofa ria,
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G.ase., u,,,,. u

Tue share. Of dis bank, originally paid in $500 EACH
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE

Last night but Twoof!he engagement of Mr. MARB, F.
the celebrated SAM PATCH, md pcrf;,rmer ~ e.
Yankee Charnctera ~
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BRITANNIA & GERMAN SILVER WARE
" 6 CIIAMRERLIN, No. as Oh Loyee 81 :,
l. has received per shin NJ. H.-.r.l;r. sd
o:t'rr recent arrivals from Liverpool, spcror Br,
tannia tea SETS lea and coffee urns. pitchers covered
and uncovered, Guns, Beakc 8, soup and sauce tn
re"n ladies', Table and tea spoons, butter knives,
dish covers, SC
GERMAN SILVER
Consi ting Of table, desert and tea spoons, knives
and forks. nu tard and salt spoons 8 up and sauce
,urcens, ladies' butter knives, sugar forks, castor
cordial frames, with rich cu bottles. Tho above
will be sold at New York prices.
ENGLISH CUTLERY
The subscriber has received per ship Lyons.
from Liverpool, sp endid assortment Of Sht fE.;d
table cutlery, which will be sold at a small advance.
II G CHAMBER. In,
d5l As Old Levee At
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ORLEANS AND cAKR0LLT0N RAIL

- ORLEANS ANDCARROLLTJN RAIL
ROAD.
NOTWITHSTANDING the Races, the Cnrs will leave
Povdras street, for Carrolllon every half hour
commencing at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. until O'clock r. NJ
Returning, will leave Garoton every half hour com
mencng at 9 o'clock "a. NJ. until clock r. NJ and
then usual. :,
N. Z. At half past IL o'clock, p. NJ. an extra
train f cars will leave Poydras street. for
ladies' and gentlemen accompanying them.
JOHN HAMPSON, Chief Engineer.
New Orleans. Dec. g. 1899. 1914
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BANKS ARCADE, CITY HOTEL, &c.
G RAN ND
REAL estate LOTTERY

or PROPERTY SITUATED IN NEW ORLEANS.
SCiiMlDF& HAMILTON, Managers,
Ctces Under the perandah, Corner Of St. hnrle,
aud Common Streets, AMI No. IUi Chartre, Sxr.~,
detirsen Cont and 81. Louis Streets
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80, MEMORANDA

NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND RANKING co.
ME Iron Steamboat Rel'ecca will leave the Basin
1 a, the head Of the New Canal, every day. (excspl
Mondaysl for the Lake, as follows: -
Depart at A. N. Return a, 3 A. NJ.
~ a. NJ IaIP.M.
". M. 4P.M.
And on MONDAYS
Depart at i0A. Return at 1871 PM.
IN, 4 PM.
~ = 81 I'M. F" 3 PM.
: NAV % s n CHEW l-osh
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IMPORTS

rHtLApELrHlA.. Per ship Phasaia Cargo as.or,ed
merchandise ~ ~ oseo''eu
MATAcoRpA.. Per brig Sam Houston . Cargo 30 no,..
aud ~ hides to F0rstaii, Roman 4 co go " '"'e'
KINGSTON. Ter b Thenpos. .Ca,po in h,u...
WALsoko " FOR sch Forest. Cargo $1,000 fec, Of um
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cause in Louisiana.
Thomas I1rquhart
SNazureau
X II Chinn
Joshua Baldwin
3 ! Peters
F. J Forsial
james Hopkins
A H0a
F hickman
JP Frpret
Henry l.ockett
H A Bullard
W Claiborne
E Yorke
At;aveiier
IF Du CORY
Toledano
'l'heodore Guyol
Monthly
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G. Massieu
r Furst
I.ucien Hermann
Alex Rullitt
|. l. Ferriere
| A w Pichot
Jh Pile
John NJ Bach
John Il Byrne
Sumnuel Hermann
f sheridan ..-
Bunel Cnrnu
Frederick StliasOn
AJI,anea,,r
| " ] Whiting
| B Ronny
Reni,u,in Whitney
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H .g'-. LAW NOTICE qsaSEr+E1sg - Y5
d N & A N OGDEN will practice law in partner
IL ship i,he city Of New Orleans, and in those ra-
rishes IN tile country, in which they have heretnfDre
urac,ise,. office No. 9 Roy Il ,irett. d9
NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE RAIL {
- ROAD.
A GREEAR. Y t. sections 8 Il 9 Of the Charter Of
N the New OrleaM mt Nashville Rail I'D Cons
pany general meeting Of the :khnllers is called
on The 81 MonAlay in anaary, I840r the purpose Of
electing Ten Director 10 serve for one year,
u CALDWELL, President.
Office, No. MI Barone st. Dec. l2,!.. dill,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF ICE.
I & December 18th, 1889.
YuVHE ShetsE begs leave 10 inform the public
4 ,l,a, in ottsr 10 sain men to fill the office Of de-
pules he has plhced hnself under obligation to pay
large amount III saaies. That hi. collections have
not even enabied him pay the salaries of the judges,
dependent t,-tson. Tat the COLLECTIONS lie has senl
round have been put of~i,h incessant excuses. That
it is due To his a IN prOtcon and that Of his fiends
that his fees aRoAfce collected, and he, therefore
expects TINT after hi nice, will take il amisa
fine makes use those which The law places
his power for Ia. colleqtinn Of his fees Of office and
these due the f:asuryiof the Polire Of the PARISH
iel The STATE aud Parish taxes, handed him for
lection. s% CT ilOZEY,
wdl3 m Sheriff
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CANDIDATES s.

u L. u CANINE, 1T the solicitation Of many of his
friends, has consented tn become candidate for the
Office Of Mayor Of this city.
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ID EMOVAL-Dr. Peters principal office, in
~ Now Oroan., for tho sale. Of his Vegetable
Pills, ia removed from 65 Poydras street, to 70
Magazine street, mar Banks Arcade. where full
and fresh supply q tho above pills wi be con.
stantly kept on hand, for sale at wholesale and
retail, togethcr with variety Of other valuable
medicines. such as Tie Luci"a Cordial, Bernarps
Cholera Medicine. tarrison's Specific Ointment,
Il wards improved Che.pical Chloride Soup
Backwood's Anti Acrid Tincturs, Rossis' COM
pound Syrup ofs"r'apar',a and sarsopar,lla Pills,
0oe''cks Matehess Sanativc, Hunters Red Drops,
aud other medicines tor certain Olsen ses F. Smiths
Vegetable E ixr, Elixir of,Lifc, Restorative Bit
tiers &c. -
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CLASS No. I. -
INtlE Half Million Camp Street. heatre Glass AZ
IL The Louisiana GRAND REAL ESTATE AND
SioCk LOTTERY. will positively BIZ drawn on the
3lst December, New Years Eve.
CALDWELL, Oakley n rRITCHARD,
n6 Office corner Canal and St Chsrle. a..
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W Doors open at 6-Perfornances to eomn,.,..
att o'clock.ID -''""e"se
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EXPORTS

TRIESTE Per ship Thcs. Cargo 1lI4
cowEs.. Per ship Copcrncus Cargo loI, b,,e. NJ
cotton - " 'e'e' oi
GLASGOW. brig Adelaide =. carpo An h,,o. nj,
cotton Hfs7" NV '"''S Vi
BALTMosE Per hrir Harriet Brainard CARO- e4o
hhs sugar III pnncheons rum "a bales cotton 'eN 80
CHARLESTON Fer sch Elixabet IL, Caro- 40 hi. s
95i hhs molnsses 100 his pork e' nus o'.ar
MATAMoRAs. Per sch Southernsr r,.,. ..-.,
mere lauJiza 7's,.'~t. Sa'6o dssoEtcd
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pr. Dubois, Interesting book on Marriage.
N: b; Tho Agent here Wishes it distinctly un.
dcrstood that n" medicines arc manufactured nor
compounded at this Office and consequently memo
sold bore except those that c received genuine
from tho proprictors.
FOR full! particulars concerning the above highly
celebrated aud Invaluable meai:ines, tho public il
referred 10 advertisements in this and other city
papers. d25tf
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~
Nf N M fH
81 iHaff i sH# 1855 a
lH0 afH ~ ~ pla.#H rIfE iI.at
County N a fa f#eifh M
t.faff ff i4 Hi tasfl
Fl lo'lH Z ishaaU. shahla fh. 0ft
Al8Had il aNIahi lfHfiM Wa8 Fan
~ ssi aih = fslfHp l mf
Town e Aa'.eHt.Ils. isfaaaa th
FL itnt NJ a ihnap ~ hfihe ~
ani F#ff sPelH be- ml decd. 4
shall ttFse si lNhit a'n. i8 fhn h.ab.
fai bidder lYf tash, iae undivided HIni
@r of iho following tmala or m8ls
Il liHai situated n Hanhtn County. ~.
lpresaia W. loi number ~. section
seven. township seven. mnen three.
tasl' containing slxiynIne aeraa. lol
nnmler three. section eight. township
seven, fnug0 Three, oni. continuing
enc hundred and fny.dyo acrot, lois
numbcr one two. Sis and se4en. section
eighteen. loRaahip seven, fHnao three.
east, containing three hundred ana TWEEN
~ acresi ihe west half, Of north west
quarter and west half of south west
quartcr Of section seventeen. township
seven, range lhroc, east, containing
l58 4.l60 acres; the north west quar-.
ter.ol section twcniy-onc, township sew.
en-, range three, cast, containing ono
hundred aud sixty acres; the east halt.
of south west quarter, Of section eight.
township seven, range three. east; and
the east halt, Of south cast quarter. Of
section seven, township seven, range
three, east, the north cast quarter, of
section number seventeen, township So.
ven, range three, east also, lot number
one, section seven, township seven,
range three, east, containing seventy
one acres; being all that tract or parcel
Of land, known as R0biasong lH7ls.
with the buildings, fixtures, Machinery
and appearances thereto belonging.
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BANK OF MADISON co.,
CANTON, Jan. 5, 1889.

/ CANTON, Jan. 5, 1899.
heeting of the Board held this
iii was,
n, That from and after the first
pn January instant, this Bank
m with specie or its equivalent,
Notes of the denomination of
E, and also, all of its Change
that from and after the first
p February next, it will re-
Ike manner all of its Notes Of
hlnation of ten dollars.
Ed, Further that this Bank con-
Pts ability to redeem its entire
N at an early period, (the de-
pm Of fives and tens, compris-
Fge proportion of the same,)
B unable 10 forward its Cotton
7, IN consequence of the unu-
| unexpected state Of Nayiga-
nld strongly recommend to the
\ It's paper, not topart with the
sacrifice.
! from the minutes.
K. A. TEBAULT, Cashier.
y 12, 1899. l-t-f.
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IN aptfRNhhl nalufe. whenever a8.
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D. Ten lines 10 faoh Insertion pa.
\ lan ~ public addresses, f9f illa hs.
|SliHal pffsaue of companies. WIN
b Advertisements. and af De same
|riaa Candidates office WILDE nm
HWt must be paid Tor on deIitofr.
|on letters must be paid, OF lhey will
hded tv.
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bfHl hsiaie, ns amn iIlefeahefnsptam|
uatnnf ani appianomann 1t iho sauna
can b0 bad
liy order 0f lho Board.
J. DAVENPORT.
Cahifr
january m. ep
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Also, three Negro slaves,
,gNCO0, Jordan and .EDNrid.

The Steam Sd@ Million the above prop
erty is in fine condition, and the situa-
ton of the NIL, is such as to be conve-
nient either to Jackson, Brandon, Maci-
sonyille or Canton, at each of which
places large quantities of lumber arc re-
ceived from it. The timber standing on
the premises is abundant and of the best
quality, and the land itself when clear
cd would be highly valuable. The title
is undoubted.
VIM. J, HILL, Trustee.
January l2, 1882 1-5w
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NOTICE.

TIT FILTERS Of administration having
= . been granted 10 tke undersigned at
the December term 1888, of the Pro-
bate Co rrt Of Madison county, on the
estate of W. S. Kibbee, deceased, all
those having claims against said estate
are requested TO bring them forward du-
ly authenticated, within the time pre-
scribed by law, or they will be forever
barred; and all those indebted TO said
estate, will please make immediate pay
ment.
G. w. KIBBEE,
administrator.
January IL, 1889. lev
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NoTICE.

II ETTERS of administration having
Ad been granted TO the undersigned, at
the December term 1888, of the Probate
Court Of Madison county, on the estate
of L. G.. Allen deceased, all those bay-
ing claims against said estate are reques-
ted TO bring them forward duly authenti-
Gated, within the time prescribed by law,
or they will be forever barred; and all
those indebted to said estate Will please
make immediate payment.
w. S. BAILEY,
administrator.
January 70, 1889 Low
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TntErEE's SALE,

Ri yirluoora nccd 6rTmatcScculed
- by Osmun Claiborne 10 sacur, me
against certain liabilities therein man.
toned, shall expose % sblo nj the Court
house I've Canton,
On hc Sccoui Moniay Of Frjuary
urrt
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RANK NOTICE.

Real Esiatg Banking e.. IF Hints f1angl
CLINTON Miss, Jan. 10Th 1889
TaVIIIs Stockholders Of this Association,
IL in pursuance Of the provisions con-
tanol IN The Seventh Article thereof, are
required TO pay an insialment OF four
aud a half per cent. upon their respcc-
tive shares. on 81 before the 10th day q
March next.
BY order OF the Board,
]. DAVENPORT,
Cashicr
January 70. 20
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EAGLE HOT Ell.
SS
SSe1S ps3ss@E
FOR SIZE, C0mf0s, .Vyiss.

FESIlE subscriber being DESTROYS to re-
n tire toa private life, offers this we'll
known Tavern Stand for sale on accom-
modating terms, one half of the pur-
chase money will be required in hand,
or in 60 days, the balance one and two
years will be given. Canton is, without
doubt one Of the most desirable stua-
tons in the South, and bids fair to become
IN short time the most business place
in the interior of the State. No town
in the State has more inducements than
Canton, being entirely healthy, and in
rapid state Of Improvement, and GER
tainty of the advantages of Railroad
in a very short time. This stand being
the nearest to the Depot, will add great
ly to the increase of business, and it is
well known that Canton is the garden
spot in Mississippi. A further description
is considered needless.
There are three lots running from street
to street, 200 feet in front, running 400
feet back The buildings are entirely
new, fourteen separate rooms, dining
room forty feet in length, kitchen and
smoke house.. large stable 100 feet long,
a good crib and carriage house, large
garden in fine state Of cultivation, a
large cistern sufficient to supply the
house with water.
ALSO-Can be had if required, a
Small Farm, eighty acres, one mile from
town, the most Of it in good state Of
cultivation, timber enough to furnish tbs
house for years; two wagons and teame
can be had if wanted; five or.six choice
mich cows fine lot of stock hogs; all
Of the above articles can be had, OF the
Tavern alone, being determined to sell, a
bargain will be given. The public are
invited 10 look to their interest and not
neglect this offer, but give a call and ex-
anime the premises
The house will be kept up until sale
is effected, and every possible attcn-
ton paid to those who may continue to
call.
N. G. CAYCE,
Proprietor.
January 10. 1899. Off
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DISSOLUTION.

Partnership heretofore existing
ween the undersigned, was this
'lved by mutual consent, all those
TO them, for Job Work or ADJ
! will save cost by calling ano
fhe same with NJ. S. Hancock,
uione authorised to settle the
VI. S. HANCOCK,
w. n. ADAMS.
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Woodson & Whitney, On ven. expo. 10
rs April term 1889.
Luck and Mitchell. ID Madison Cir
cult Court
ERY virtue Of The above stated cases
AS tome directed. shall expose to pub-
lie sale for cash, al the Courthouse door
IN the town Of Canton, on
The FIRST Monday in February 1890,
One Sorrel Horse. Levied on aud VIII tie
sold to satisfy the above stated case.
S. W. FLOURNOY, ShG
Bv J. !. HESRf. Deputy.
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posTPoNEMENT.


9 II ClorL CO. 7 On ven. expo. to
:. April Term 1889,
A.. Forbes, ~ hau'Soh circuit
H y virtue Of the above stated cases,
NJ TO me directed. will expose to
public sale, for cash, at the door Of the
Courthouse in the town Of Canton, on
The 9Th day Of February, 1850,
One White Horse. Levied on. and will
be sold TO satisfy the above stated case.
$, NJ FLOuRNOY, SUI
B4 j. 4. liesnY. fjep'ig.
January ~, io30--g-i-lPf. fee si.l
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NOTICE.

Issuance TO an order Of the Cir
Court Of Madison County, State
Es'ppl, there will be y special
SAID Court holden, commencing
|Fcond Monday in February next.
,. u. LIVINGSTON, CIR.
'Ty -, 1889. i-tc.
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sHERIFF's SALE.


II. NJ. & j.. +. Thomp- On alias fl ia. on
son, use &c. bond to April
as term 1889, Madi.
kcitly Sanders, Ct al. son circuit court.
pY virtue Of the above stated case, 10
- me directed, will expose to public
sale, for cash, at the door Of the Court
house IN the town Of Canton,
ON the Firs, Monday Of February tsae,
One likely Negro boy, named STE
PlllEN. Levied on as the property Of
defendant Sanders, and will be sold 10
satisfy the above stated case.
s. NJ. FLOURNOY, ShG.
By WM. f. Cox, DspaIV.
January 10, l839-2-i-[pr. fee Sil
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\ certain tract Of Land, containing
EffecR hundred .ECres.

more or less, lying on the Big Black riy.
cr, at Moorc's Bluff, in the county Of
Madison, being the same which was for.
morly occupied by the said Osmun Clai-
borne.
Said plantation is esteemed ono Of the
most valuable in the State, it being all
rich, level, alluylal soil, and about seven
hundred acres under fence
The title TO saiu property is believed
to be good, but the Trustee will make
only such title as is vested in him.
JOHN f. II. CLAIBORNE.
Trustee.
January I, 1889.
N. B. The Deed of Trust required a
notice of ninety days, but by subsequent
agreement between the parties, the Trus-
tee is authorized to sell on shorter notice.
at his discretion
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January I, 1889.

January I, 1882
N. B. The Deed of Trust required a
notice of thirty days, but by consent OF
parties, the Trustee is authorized to sell
upon shorter notice, at his discretion.
Charles P. Scott was the original Trus-
tee, but by subsequent agreement the
present Trustee has been substituted.
January 10. 2-5
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