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Winter Arrangement.

Winter Arrangement. TTNr11 further notice, the Steamboats NEW O HAVEN, Capt. J. Stone, and NEW HAVEN, Capt. s. B. Stone, will alternately leave New Haven daily from the Steamboat place at 8 o'clock A. M. Retusning, leave New York daily, from the Steamboat place foot of Beck man street, at 2 o'clock A. M.
 EO9. A09xfOa.d.
 The passengers for Hartford, and the towns intermediate, will proceed immediately on their arrival at New Haven in the cars of the Hartford and New-Haven Rail Road Co. to Meriden, from thence in Post Coaches to Hartford, arriving at about 4 P. M.
 FOR ALBANY.
 Post Coaches leave Hartford for Albany every evening, Saturdays excepted, at 10 o'clock. and arrive in Albany at about 3 P. M. the next day.
 For .al6sgassg, VSlg LStclslgelGg, SC. Passengers can also take the stage at the Steamboat Landing at New-H Haven for Alba ny, which leaves Immediately on arrival of the boat, via Waterbury, Litchfield, Goshen. and Canaan, Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri days, and via Wolcottville & Winsted Tues days, Thursdays and Saturdays, and arrive in Albany at about P. M.
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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-10-31
For the Liberty Adr'cate
SENATOR WALKERS PAMPHLETS
NO VI

There arc three oG these now before the pubic,
and but for the last Of them, the "Addrcss,' mum
Der would have closed my structures.
The drift of all Mr. Walkers productions, is 10 de-
press Henry Clay, and elevate himself and Mr.. Van
Burcn. MIR Clays opposition to his land mi, IS the
main subject of his complaint, and here he avas him.
self of all the advantage which orr local feelings
rive him in the case. But We should let reason have
some share in the consideration o. this matter. Mr.
clay had land bill before Congress, prior to the ORR
Gin of Mr. Walkers but he did not volunteer ms ser
vices in bringing it forward lie was chairman oi
committee of the Senate whose duties had no relation
to the land concern. The Senate however charged
him with the subject, against his WILL and imposed on
him the task of doysing Plan for the disposition OF
the public lands lie reluctantly complied, ana pre-
scented, with able report bill for the purpose =
This bill was approved and passed by both houses Of
Congress- but was defeated by President Jackson IN
a very unfair manner. have always thought that
this bill WINS favorable TO the interests OF the states
in which the public lands lie, and That General JACK
defeated it, because It was the work OF Nr gay
Now let II he considered, that the hlll OF Mr. Walk
or was framed in opposition to the bill OF MI Clay
which he hasncvcr rclinqushcd. 4 is altogether nat
ura that Mr. Clay should prefer his own plan OF DIS
posing OF the public lands plan too which was not
devised in opposition to any other, as MI walker
was to his. The two plans are IN direct COLLISION ana
Mr.. Clay cannot support his own pan, "lthout opP2
sing the plan of Mr. Walker. Mr.. Clay devised such
plan as he conceived was for the general good; ano
this consideration should clear him from the lmpuia
ton OF hostility to our local Interest," so ungencrous
iy charged upon him by Mr.. Walker Such hostility
IS contrary TO his characert is contrary TO his prac
tice; for there was n time when he was cmlnently
friendly to our intcrcsts--a time when we needed
such friend as he was--a time when we had many
ayors to ask of the General Government, ana not on
vote to give on any question: for any man, relating
to its concerns II was at such time as this that Nr
! Clay cspouscd our cause and maintained it agans
the opposition of somc whom Mr. Walker would have
us now TO esteem as our friends.
fMr. Walker has incurred the dislike OF NJ Gay
il ia his own fault Mr.. Clay is naturally fricndl,
and generous man; and any one of any party may b,
propriety Of conduct, gam his good will. But Nh
Walker presented himself to his notice in very dii
feren, way. lie had scarce taken his scat in the Son
ate, before he went fall butt against the kenluck
orator lilo would show himself at once inc cnalnp9
lof his party, and he readily conceived how II wors'
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MAURY'S CIRCULAR

TELLOW-CITIZENs-Belng candI-
date for the Office Of Chancellor of
the State of Mississippi, | have thought
it proper to furnish you with some lit
tic information in relation to myself,
which may possibly assist those ofyou
who are unacquaintcd with me, in for
ming an opinion Of my character and
qualifications.
Twas born in Williamson county,
in the State of Tennessee; was cduca-
ted at Harpotl Academy. under the
tuition Of the late Reverend Gideon
Blackburn, and studied law with John
White, Esq, of Franklin, afterwards
Judge White Of Alabama. In 1921
| emigratod to the State Of Missssip-
p, and commenced tie practice of
Law in Warren county. In 1924, |
removed to Port Gibson in Claiborne
county, whore J continued the prac-
tico Of Law until the spring Of 1927;
when, having been elected by the Leg
islaturo to the Office of Judge ofCrin-
inal Court of Adams county, romov-
ed to tho City ofNatchoz, where re-
sided about five years, engaged in the
duties of my Profession and Office.
In the year 1888, being then a citizen
of EIoImos county, was elected to the
office of Judge of the Second Judicial
District of tho State, by the qualified
electors ofthat District. | held that
Office about four years, when yolun-
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cannot fail to be prejudicial in lis n
And we therefore call upon OR fellow I. rs
Throughout the state, To discountenance and
rebuke IL in such manner that all future ju-
dlclal nsprants and their editorial friends may
calculate on success. not from the character OF
their politics or their adhesion to particular
party, but from their personal, professional
and general merits aud fitness for the station
This is the true and only safe ground upon
which our judicial elections can be conducted.
and whenever we abandon this ground and suf-
fer ourselves TO he Influenced by considera
tons ola political nature or any Other extra.
neous and irrelevant matters, we can have nj
guaranty for the responsibility Of the Bench
or for the security Of our private rights or the
public Interests under the judicial administra.
ton.
In thus rcpudiatiig all political influence in
our Judicial elections, and consequently all cor
neXion between the political and judicial de-
partments Of government, we desire not 10 be
Let 1t not be supposed that
Judge Diaury is either undecided in his politics
or deficient in the frmness necessary for their
avowaI and support. He is and ever has been
a straightforward, independent, bold and fear!
less poiltlciaD-not waiting to catch the popu-
luT oIccHe, out dcltuS promptly oH All oCCdSlonS
according to the dictates Of his own judgment:
lie who with Smith, Stuart, Quitman, Win
chester, Sharkey, Guion, Wilkinson, Land and
Catchlngs, stood up for the doctrine Of State
Rights and the true principles of the consttu-
tiona compact, at a Perlous juncture in the
destiny Of the Union, when perhaps there.
were not as many more in the whole State OF
Mississippi who were willing openly to coop
crate with them, can never tie suspected for
monacn', Of a want Of decision or frmness id
his political course. But we do not intend to
be instrumental in bringing him down from
the position he now occupies as a candidate for
the office Of Chancellor, wholly disconnected
with party ard with politics, by even olIudinq
to the relation he may sustain towards the two
parties which are contending for the political
ascendency in Mississippi at the present time.
We hope that he will continue to occupy that
high and honorable ground. And we candldly
believe that 10 true and rejecting patriot will
be soicitous to learn either his political senti-
menS or his party relations.
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ADMINS TRAITORS SALE.

Nm pursuance of an order of the Probate
n Cour; Of Amte County, granted at the Oc-
tobor term, 1899, will sell, on a credit Of one
and t,6) years, to the highest bidder, at the door
of the Court House in Liberty, on Monday tho
10Th day Of December next, the following
described Lands, to-wit,-Lot of fractional
Section No. 10, Township No. 2, Of Range 2
East, containing sos 8o-l00 acres,-also the
South West quarter of Section No. 8, Town
ship Q, of Range 2 East, containing l57 5i-l00
acres,-also the North West quarter OF Section
"a, in Township Q, of Range East, cotitad'I
ing 1853 96-1OO acres,--also the North East
quarter Of Section 81 Township g, Of Range 2
East, containing 1853 o6-ioo ofon ecre,- aIso
the North East quarter of Section 81, Town
ship Q, of Range East, containing 100 acres
Said Lands lying in the county and State aiore'
said, and subject TO the widows dover;
ERASMUS CASTOR,
administrator.
October So 1889. 14w6
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ItariIy retired from the Bench, and set
tied III private life.
1 have spent the better half Of my
life in this State, and | am attached to
it not only by this long residence, the
char cter of its CT liens, and its civil
institutions and laws, but also by many
valuable social relations, and the dear
est ties Of affinity and blood. My in
torcst is in all respects identified with
your interest, and my destiny, what
ever it may be, is blended with that of
the State and its citizens. | should
therefore be impoIled by every con-
Isideration of patriotism, of gratitude,
Iofselfinterest, and self-rcspect to de-
vote my attention to tn duties of the
office; and you would have, | should
IhCpc, at least a sufficient guaranty of
my fidelity to the trust. 1t remains
for you to determine, from the best in
formation you may be able to obtain
from the opinion Of the Legislature in
1927, and that ola large portion ofthe
people at later period, expressed in
the most unequiyocal and hattcring'
manncr-from my Professional and
judicial experience, and general
character as a citizen, whether or not
| am entitled to your support. The
office is one ofhigh dignity and honor,
and involves in its administration the
most important private rights and III
terosts, and, in some degree, the well
fare and prosperity Of the State. And
| can only ay, that, in the event of
my election, | would cndeavor to dis
charge its duties in such manner as
might comport with its elevated char
actcr and claims, and subserVe the
great purposes contemplated in its es-
Establishment.
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NO9PIOJna

a ETTERS Of Administration having been
y granted to the undersigned by the Pro
bate Court of Amite County, at the October
Term, 1889, on the Estate Of Edward Carroll,
Deceased ALI persons having claims against
said Estate, will present them duly auth"mi-
Gated within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred: and all those in
debled TO said Estate are requested to call and
settle as carly as possible.
REBECCA c. CARROLL,
ADMINISTRATIVE of Edcard Carroll, Deceased
October 81, 1889. 44wG
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" e w Adver tise IN nts.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
WILLIAMSON COUNTY.
Probate Court, October Term, 1889.

NS'N"''
FATO all persons interested in the Real Es-
tate Of John r. Deloach, IA mnor)-
Greeting You are hereby cited to be and ap-
pear before the Probate Court of said county,
on the ID. Monday of December eighteen
hundred and thirty-nine. and shew cause, if
any you have or can, why the Real ESTATE OF
said John K. Deloach should not be sold, lo-wlt
ouc undivided ninth part ofthe following tract
of land lying and being in said County, and
bounded as follows, to-wit: On the East by
lands of A Dunbar, on the North by lands Of
James L. Trask, on the West by Samuel and J
w Leathcrman, and on the South by G A &
C Thornton, containing five hundred and fil-
ty acres.
Witness The Honorable Nathaniel Scudder,
Judge of Probate Court in and for the
County OF Wilkinson, The second Non
day in October, A. d., 1889
JOHN c. ALEXANDER, CLE.
BY THos w. HAYES, D. c.
Issued October 8, 1889. 4iwG
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IN ETTERS of Administration on the Es-
~ tate of .Joha G. Briscoc, deceased, having
oeen granted TO the Undersigned, at the Octo'
per term, 1899, Of the Probate Court Of A.
mtc CCounty--All persons indebted to said De.
ceased, are required 20 make immediate pay
,mcnt, and those having claims against the
same, arc requested present them within the
lime prescribed by law or they will be forever
barred. o. w. CATLFEITD. ddmr.
A October 90, 1890. 4lw6
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he belongs to Mrs Lucy Smith, near 81. Fran
cisvlIe, La Jack is II likely ncgro--dark|
built--about 40 years OIL
age--5 feet 8 inches high--hosa scar on tho|
left side Of his forehead and another OH thel
left side Of his head--has marks Of the whip
had OH q cotton shirt cassinct roundabout and
cotton rantaloons, an old fur hat--no shoes.
The owner Of tho above described negro ii
requested to come forward, prove property
pay charges, and take him out Of jail, or he vii
be dealt with according 10 law.
NJ. NJ. WHITNEY, Tailor,
Liberty, Oct. 81, 1899. 42tt
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NOTICE.

Al WAS COMMITTED to the JaiI
MO or Amitc County, on tho 29th in.l
NSyss ~ slant, by John Walker, Esq, a JUS
IMP tice of the Peace in and for said
W county. as a runaway, negro man
: err ,vbo calls his name lack and says|
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-02
sSHERIFE'S SALE

j. a,;a Anci K Plummer use &c
Pr. ~ =, ~ p'i'M vs. alasfi IA on bond
a"''u ,,naW 9 a. Edward Shaw Ct ii
Simeon Thompson Ren,nable j HI.
Ed,,a !, 81 H. :" oonu airclit Court, Octo.
--1wo'u .'haWe'a ~ Der Term, 1889
\ virtue Of the above stated cases
I'D Of fire facias to me directed /
shall : offer to the highest bidder for casb. be-.
iofe inc court house Of Holmes County. on
l ! =, hfst Monday Of September next tho
following described property 10 Wit. the
W rs g q the $ b Of 5 Q d Of sec.
ton 80, township l6, range Q east. ire
2 2 Q IN q section No i, township
~ range 2 east; the n W d of section
no ., township Is, range 3 east. the
8 = 8 section 81, township Is, range
2 east; the n va Of section 5, Of town
ship No 10, range 3 east; and The ! "
q OF q Of section 81, township l6
range . east. ] will also sell 81 The
same time, the present crop now GROWING
on the land, Corn and Cotton, y bich 3
likely say from SO to 100 acres; the land
IS rich and well improved, and GOOD
title no doubt; levied on as the prope,tv
OF Edward Shaw, TO satisfy the plain,ifIs
and Officers of court.
!. w. PICCENS, Sheriff
OF Holmes County, Mi.
July 70, 81 IDS. Prn'ts feeSl6
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

". W. Whithead Reiurnable to IIolme.
rs al Il "a on bond Circuit Court II Octo-
w f NC Math Der Term 1889.
10y virtue Of the above stated case Of
I'D frei faceous TO me directed, l will
offer for sale to the highest bidder for
cash, before the court house door Of
Ho,mas county, on the first Monday Of
Sept. nextthc following described property
10 wit: east half south east quarter, and
east half north east quarter section IA
west half south west quarter and west
halt south west quarter section I3, west
halt north east quar-. section %, north half
west half north west quarter section "a,
and north half east half north east quar-
ter section %, all in township Is range 8
east; and also the prcscn. crop Of corn,
and cotton, growing on part Of The
above described land; levied on as The
Of John Hearn, to satisfy plain
lifts claim and cost Of suit
|. w. PICKENS, Sheriff,
VIM. STIGLER, Depnt, Shift.
July n, 81 ids. Prn'is fee $40 50.
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!. ". TICCENS, Sheriff,
OF Holmes County, Mi.
July 20, SO IDS. Prn'ts feeSl0
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

"A GREEABLY to an order of tho
IA Hon. the Probate Court of Holmes
County, for the sale of the realeslate Of
Robert l.. Walton, deceased, the under.
signed will proceed to sell on Monday
the "a. day of Semptember next, before
the court house door Of Holmes County.
to the highest bidder on a credit of twelve
months, the following described land. to
wit: 9 h $ q of section 26 in township
ID range east; also one undivided fifth
part of the following described lands. to
wIf:-w e q section 35; W h " a
section II, and h nv aud b n W a
OF section ~, of township Ia range S
east; h q section Is: wa, h
q, W hsw q Of section 8; and the {
sw q section Is in township is range
D east; also h W q and W h e d of
section ~ townsh Is range 4 east, Q Ii n
q, Q h $ va, W h ne and W h q
section 70; and the W h n W q section 35,
the g b > q section 20, the h sw q
section 2S; and the h q and " h q
a section 20, in township l6 range S east,
the real estate Of the said deceased
Notes with approved security will Be
required from the purchaser.
w. +. AUSTIN, Admr.
OF r. l.. Walton, Deed.
July 20. 3f; fds
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The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

Taylos Attachment
" Erwin, Returnable to the October
HBM,ra term Of Holmes G. Court.
Tynr 1889, for the sum Of $3.50 90
We attachment in this case having
he asf osen returned duly executed, and
demn rea !. failing 10 appear, plead, Or
Less y, y Is ordered by the Court thai m.
before ' =. sa 2 defendant do appear on or
cour, Nv -, nrst day Of the next term os this
lssa, llhe third Monday Of Octob her,
therein I ;,'a give special bail and plead
eplersd Judgment final by default. will he
aebs du against him, and the estate 80 - -
aand u Will be sold to satisfy nla;n,;G e - :.
q =; MORTON, Clerk,
Fitch g. P Ry >. II, Baaghn. Deputy.
% ew prints fec 81
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sHERIFT'S SALE
uo,cou r. Fitch and John M. Brown,
VS. alias f IA on bond
William Il. McMath and
Jahn M RroWn

Morgan L. Fitch and John " Brown'
vs. alias f IA on bond
William r. McMath and
John M, Brown
Robert M. G. D. Montgomery
pe,urnable tc Holmes Circuit Court October
Term 1889.
IVY virtue Of the above stated case Of
II firei laceous to me directetb and in
osJer to satisfy the same, ! will offer 70
,he highest bidder for cash, before the
court house door Of Holmes county, on
,he first Monday Of September next, the
following described tract Of land, TO wit;
,he south west quarter of section No
twenty three, the east half Of south east
a,arler, and north half Of west half Of
south east quarter Of section No twenty
two. of township No l6 Of range No
three east; good land in healthy part
Of Holmes County, and good spring Of
never falling water; also the present
crop now growing, which is likely say
from forty 10 fifty acres in CIVILIZATIONS;
levied on as the property Of Robert M.
C. d. Montgomery, to satisfy the pain
lifts and officers Of court.
l. w. PICKENS, Sheriff,
By WIN. STIGLER, Opt, Sheriff,
or Holmes County, Mi.
July 81, 81 ids. Prn'ts fee $l4.
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ISRAEL w. PICKENS,
Sheriff Of Holmes county, Miss.
July ~ 81 IDS prn'ls fee S35
q - -'----l -
SIIERIFFS SALE.


Moore d Calhune Returnable to Holmes
vs Ia on bond Circuit Court to Octo-
Gracn B. Causey ais Der Term 1899.
RY virtue of the above stated execution
- which issued from the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Court Of Holmes County, to
me directed, | shall expose TO sale 10 the
highest bidder for cash, at the court house
81 my county on the first Monday Of Sep
tember nextthe following derscribed lands,
to wit: the mort east quarter and cast half
OF south east quarter Of section Ia, south
west quarter Of south quarter north ives!
quarte OF south west quarter Of section l3,
the north west quarter Of north east quar-
ter OF section %. township IA range east,
and the north west quarter Of the south
west quarter and the south half of the west
half Of the north west quarter OF section
~, and the north half of the west half
Of the south east quarter and 20 acres off
Of the sonth end of the east half Of the
north east quarter ofsec. % all in inshp. IA
r east; levied on as the property Of Green
B. Causey, to satisfy The above stated exc
cution and cost accruing thereon.
!. w. PICKENS, Sheriff,
Or Holmes County, Nil,
BY A. G. OTEY, Opt.
July "a, 81 ids. Prints fee Sl4.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Samuel Montgomery Returnable to Holmes
rs alias 6 "a on bond Circuit Court, October
Jane Smith & secufities Term, 1889.
DY virtue Of the above stated case Of
ID execution TO me directed, shall
offer to the highes. bidder for cash, before
the court house door Of Holmes County.
on the first Monday Of September next,
the following described tract Of land 10
wit: the W h Sc d Of section IL, and the
q ne b sw Of section 20, all in town
ship No ID range east; levied on as the
property Of Jane Smith, to satisfy the
plaintiff and cost Of suit.
|. w. PICKENS, Sheriff,
OfHolmes County, Mi.
july 10, 36 ids. Prints feeSs.
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DIR. FREDERIC JONES.

hFFERS his professional services to
~ the public; from his long expert
= tuIe and great success in his profession,
:. y hopes to give general satisfaction. He
Wg o DC found both night and day at
mAsellng, ready to attend to all calls
l tasep' when professionally absent; A
; nue. leit at his shop in his absence will
h insure visit as soon as practicable. He
aas % y. nand a good supply Of medicines,
any, any ''Aewlse Instruments for the perform
'''s o., o. every surgical operation.
w., wheeling, Holmes County, Nj,
July ~, 81 Our
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-02
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

|THNHE subscriber has opened in the
~ store room adjoining the Union
ilall, large and fresh supply Of GENU-
me DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
winch he offers for sale at the lowest
J terms.
Mineral and Vegetable preparations,
Paints, Oils, and Window Glass,
Dye Sfu6s, &c.
Planters and physicians who may be in
want of articles in his line, shall be sup
piled al reasonable prices.
Orders filled at shortest notice. Pre-
|scr'ptions put up with accuracy and des-
patch.
w. H. ELIOT, Agent.
July l3 35 CIV
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

4 WJames & Co ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS April
" term of iIoImesC, Conrt, 1899,
1on'' 2 Rouse Tor the sum of $23S79
YyHE attachment in this case having
~ been returned duly executed, it Is
therefore considered that unless the said
defendant do appear on or before the frs
gay q NE next term Of this Court, (thc
third Monday Of October, $780, and give
special bail and plead therein, that jndg-
ment final will be entered against him, and
me property so attached will be sold to
satisfy plaintiffs demand.
II. MORTON, Clerk,
BY $. n. Baughn, Deputy.
Robert Cook, Attorney.
july 20 36 CIV prints Zee ~
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NOTICE.

'HsHE undersigned having obtained let.
= iers OF administration upon the estate
q Ibomos Land, deceased, at the July
term, ls39,of the Probate Court of Holmes
county, Miss. hereby gives notice that all
persons indebted to the estate of the said
deceased, TO come forward and paw the
same, d all persons having claims against
the deceased, will present them within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be
for ever barred.
W. u. JOHNSON, Admr.
july 20 36 CIV
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.

Barrett & Taylor Retnrnable 70 Holmes
vs. vendiio exponas Circuit Court 10 Octo.
george Hurst e. al Der Term, 1889.
Icy virtue oil the above stated case ofyen.
Z ditto exponas TO me directed, shall
expose to the highest bidder for cash, before
The court house door of Holmes county.
on The first Monday Of September next,
the following described tract Of land 10 wit:
ne s b Of n q Of section 5 Of town.
ship - Of range 4 east; levied on as
the property Geroge Hurst, to satisfy the
plaintiff and cost Of suit.
!. w. PICKENS, Sheriff,
Of Holmes County, Mi.
July 20, Sc ids. Prints fee $s,