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q PERM O!l.-l500 gallons pure winter
- Sperm Oil in casks aud l,Is for sale Inv
~, JARVIS & ANDREWS,
Whnesals Drugg SIS, corner nunon and Trh,,
las streets. y
"HirE LEADS BIDS, lj70 lbs tAch;
w 40 kegs, 100
2Dj do rs
English dos Id bbls. 100
loo Paint Brushes various sizes
I case 4rrmIlli,n;
$ bills Cofal Vasnal,
4 japan
| Coach
20 packs Gold Leaf
so do Silver do,
100 do Dutch Metal.
WINDOW GLASS, American, e. ss., and F,e,,,
ihio bnxrS, various sizes aud quaitus
sold low. ' -
Also general assortment Of artists: cnlours ,rd
ols, tur sale Ky 4 " Scales
No Ii Camel street
U.s. Alabama notes Istsr ut y r. and Mjssjssi,ni
otes will bc received III 10 l., cont tscnun, for oo
Or in payment Of debts. IL "a
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i -" 'eh '.a i'ni!,<nrhe L. n Natur
=, i.nui t's les, Paris an I scarce
-''' 'e'"relie di lea est Eshac.
NFw MEDICAL. WORKS
30, m on Fsv"r-Ph.hi.is and BIZ, Lee,
H.i,s.. VI d,aa' Jurisprudence on Insanity
E;h. .e, On Fevcr-Fritchn,I Oh Insanity :,
Ni :I'.!.s Surgery-I.stons surgery
rs. ~! t'i'tstra,ed-Cooles popular Medicine
S SIea Dict MARY Of chemistry +
nose Anslytical Cheni strv
COMMERCIAL AND NAUTICAL.
Male. Amansc and Repository, 70, 1899
h. commercial Dictionary, London
"a Almanac for 1889
;1wditcn's Navigation
Nc ARCHITECTURE AND MECHANICS.
=. -, r.innary + Architecture, l.on,lol 2v.
nh.~,' architecture, : vols, London q
En.;,s Architecture. Iredgod's Carpentry
Ts.,,ers Mechanics Encyclopedia London
"sta % Mathematical Tables
N,.l, MISCELLANEOUS.
DSna american Biography, q vol.
A""'sophical Misceanies from rho
o.I nSons', Jonffroy and B. Constan
sT NV nacon's Works vols, Loutru
> ,i;,:ssh. : Cnriosities Of Literature,L,
A.nnssE economy by Say, do vetlake
r sss;nsfl Life Of Walter Scott, . vols
ssn.'nanA and Isab. la, by Prescott, 3 wi.
A Az splendid edition, vols, sno
als." general assortment Of Law, Med;cal Scientific
dictionaries, Grammar, English md
~sGan, Latin and Greek.
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a, III - ~ Hue EVNfV TJNY nj T. VI.
1'o't"e'" '1""' Clo:ns Every day at ~! A. "
,., ,,;, Due every Sunday, "Wednesday
NeS"'" -, n t Friday, Ivy !, p. VI.
"y "'g y u" Closes every Monday, Wetnesda
'o"S'' and Saturday, by 9, 2. NJ.
M. Dre every Tuesday, Thursday, n
nc 'u ; -1"" Saturday, by Z. NJ.
Closes every Monday, Wednesday
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1905 l43 Il. or Sd %
Northward: Coming Southwark the time is six hour
less; being DAYS and II hours " "o"'
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, an int t"I' @''.Iu,'"rI F"pn. urr, in1 s,,s,
fit.!.El !IAM
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W. w p w NIN.
No. 1l'Canai Street Nee Orleans
h A. always on hand con family rscei'in: Or.
Dyea, Chemicals, and Pants, among thc,. ar.
lliuWni.: y - =.
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( f!iEHkS On rIilLADELrHlA-t"r ssh. Nv
- iORhL kOl!lERS,
~ IA 'h'ur street.
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NEW GOODS,

SIMMONS, IIARTT Il CO.-Are now receiving
Sper ship Huntsville, Eagle, Merry Andre High
ander, French and German double head PLAYING cards:
ser, belt aud pocket pistols; plain rhhe, and split
custom caps; cap holders; scissors, I}azors, men,
yes; Gillo,i's commercial am, other steel mems: Vio
Us; Violin strings shell, ivory and horn combs; waters;
k, bead and leather PURSES hair b,ais, front and
aek rslets; negro pufs; German and French cologne
water, Rowlantls oil, imitation do; antique
N' bears oil; portable desks and dressing cascs past
backing; satia and toilet glasses; convex mirrors; or
cal glasses and views; Indian beads, bells and lumes;
ceoreon; whit" wine toilet and shaving soaps; toilet
ow!icr, cosmetic wash halls; secuted satin cushions;
pool stands; screw cushions; fancy bead chains and
necklaces; billiard balls; pocket books and Wallets;
Icrman homes; razor straps; fine aud common gum
elastic susl'enders gtcrs do; Bells lucilcr Matches sill
YER pencils; Creyons, &C. &c.
The above in addition to former stock Of fancy
articles, makes assortment, very mrlets For sal Z
wholesale Or retail; the sign ofic Golden ComA, TO-
Chartr,c street. NOS
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= lAmONs HARTr 81 CO, arc now receiving ror
- on bonfd ship Orleans. EAGLE, Highlander Poker
Terry Andrew French aud German uiny cards Back
Eann!nn Boards; Chessnen Ia md . 3-S inch bil
ART Balls; 2, .. 10 and - itch hIIo Bowie tHivr>
leather aud other travelling Dressing Cases; Belt
rocket Horsemans, and Duslling Pistols; double and
single barreed Guns Game Bags; Shot Belts; Powder
ana Pistol Flasks: Dram Bottles and Drinking Cups
erct-sion Caps and Cap Holders; Cloth, HAIR Tooth
and Nail Brushes: Oris and Chlorine Tooth Wash
Tooth Powder Toilet and Shaving Soaps in great va,
rlety long Hair Brads Rngets and Frize,tes; Pear
and Toilet Powder; Emery Bags Ivory Tub Cushions
paten Slides or Carriers Gum Elastic Suspen1ers;
Powder PUTS and Boxes Gilt Chnns, Seals and Keys;
Ea,-drops; Waist Buckles: Bracelets: Bead Necklaces
and Chains; Gilt and Siivered Beads; Indian Beads,
Bells and rlumes; Shell Twist: Side and Dressing
Combs which, addition 10 their former stock hand
makes their assortment very complete, and will be sold
ow and on liberal terms, ne sign of the Golden
Comb. i25.tf 70 Charles street
HE Subscribers, Agents for the extensive house Of
L w. g. 3. Butcher, Sheffield. Enrlanl, have lust
Sceived very extensive set of pa els consisting Of
Table and Dessert Knives of g.. description Pen,
Pocket Dirk, and Spear point hnve.; Razors, seis-
tors Edge Tools, &c. &C. &c. which they are prepared
oexhlbit to the trade Tor orders. Terms and conditions
will be made known at the time,
m16 I ~ REIN & COHEN on c.,....
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u ilnfL!.c Ni.W N'Ii;ll, Ar.-'i he American
- Eng Land, Icy thu nut!mru".\ Year N >upun' in
snu,ucs.
Noble Deeds of Women, in : vols.
The Young WIFE, Book, II manual moral r.ii
"ns and lpuIc .II ,l;ltics.
Just rcrtyr. and iOr safe by WI. N'kE,N
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-03-01
DEATH OF l.. T.. l..

Rumors of the death Of the celebrated
Pootess, Mrs. MscIean, formerly Miss
Iandon, are confirmed by the late English
papers. She has been her own destroyer.
An inquisition was held by a coroner, at
Cape Court Castle, on the a5,h Of October
last, before which the following testimony
WINS given by the female attendant on Mrs.
Maclean:-
That between the hours Of eight and
deponent having received a note, addressed
TO Mrs. MacIcan from M. Sway. went
80 her room for the purpose of delivering
the same to her. and found some difficulty
in opening the door, in consequence of Mrs.
Maclean having fallen against it. Tha,
deponent. on entering the room, discovered
Mrs. Maclean lying on the floor with an
empty bottle in her hand, (Which bottle
being produced, was labelled "Acid dydro.
csnicum deatum, pharm Lond.. 1886,
medium dose five mlnms,"i and quite
Eenscless; that on seeing this, deponont
went for her husband to call Mr.. Mncleen.
She believed that Mrs. Macleon must have
been attempting to open the door to call for
assistance, when she fell. That her mis-.
iress was subject to be attacked by spasms
md was in the habit of taking occasionally
drop or two Of The medicine in the bottle
in water; but had not herself seen her dc
so more than two or three times. She
MRS. Maccan) had the spnsms rather
badly the previous evening, and wished tc
take a little of the medicine contained in
the bottle to give her relief.
She did not complain much this morning
Deponent was not present when her mis-
'1ress was taken IL, but had seen her abou
half an hour before, when she appeared
well, and made her a present, as the depo
nent was about leaving the coast for Eng
land. That Mrs. Maclean then told thu
deponent to retire, and she would send 70
her when she wished to dress. Deponen
had not seen her write this morning, bu
she was so employed the previous evening
when she delivered to deponent two letter
for her friends in England, and was nfiec,e
at the thought of dcponent leaving hc'
That when deponent saw her last she wa
in her usual spirits. The bottle found i
Mrs. Macean's hand was uncorked, an
she (deponent) afterwards corked it, an
put it aside. She could state nothing NOR
which could throw any light on the sui
ject. The verdict was, that the death {
Mrs. Maclean was caused by her havin
incnutlousy taken an over dose of Pruss
acid, which it appeared she had been
the habit OF using as remedy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-03-01

A heavily loaded loafer, fetched up. the
other night against tho side Of house
which had been newly painted. Showing
himself clear by vigorous effort. he took
one glimpse at his shoulder, another at the
house, a third at his hands, and exclaimed
well. that's darncd careless trick in
whoever painted that house, TO leave i,
standing out all night for people to run
against
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-03-01

TIE REspoNsEs.-An ignorant fellow
being about TO be married, resolved to
make himself perfect in the responses OF
the service: but by mistake, got by heart
the office of baptism for ripper years; go
when he was asked in the church, will you
have this woman &c. he answered, Il
renounce them all. The clergyman said,
4 think you are fool : to which he re-
piled All this steadfastly believe.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-03-01
From the New.York Literary Gazette.
ApOTHEGMs OF DIOGENEs.

He called bad singer, Mr.. Cock being
asked the reason, he said His notes are
he signal for general rising
A hypocrtical scoundrel in Athens in.
scribed over his door, Let nothing evil
enter here Diogenes wrote under it, by
what door does the owner come in p
Seeing wicked boy throwing stones at
the gaIlows, he observed. well aimed,
boy you will hit that mark ut last
Being asked what was the best hour for
dinner, he replied, For the rich, when they
please; for the poor, when they can
Seeing a scoldng wife who had hanged
herself on an olive tree, be exclaimed
oh! that all trees would bear such fruit.
Being asked by student of natural his
tory. what was the worst beast, he replied
OF the wild, a slanderer Of the tame, q
fatterer.'
Seeing the son Of q cour,esan throwing
stones at a crowd, he called out, Take
care, boy, lest you hit your iathe,'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-03-01

The last case Of absence OF mind. is that
OF an editor who copied from paper one
Of his own articles. and headed it 'wretehed
attempt at VII
"My time ia 100 precious to waste" rs The fel
low aald when hc was gong 10 be hung, when tho
' shc,IH stopped by the way to TAX with friend,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-03-01
From the Boston Atlas. I
TIL H q AC

a
IIo children Of the granite hills,
That bristle with the hacmatack;
And sparkle with the cbrysal rlls
That hurry toward the Merrimack,
Dam up those ril's for, while they run,
They all rebuke your ATHERToN.
Dam ~ those rills ~ they flow so free
Ger icy slope and beetling crag,
That, soon, they'll all be off a, sea.
Beyond the reach OF Charles gag;
And, when those waters are the Seas's,
They'll speak and thunder as they please.
Then freeze them stiff But let there como
No winds TO chain them ;-shoud they blow,
They'll speak of freedom! Let the dumb
And brealhless frost forbid their flow -
Then, all will be Sd hush'd and mum,
Yen think your ATHERToN has come.
Not he !-"Of all the airs that blow"
He dearly loves the soft South. West,
That tells where rice and cotton grow,
And man is, like "the Patriarchs," blest
$50 say some eloquent dvinesD
With slayes-also with concublncs.
Let not the winds 20 thus, q, large.
That now DER all YOUR hills career
Your Surapce and Kearsarge-
Nav, nav, methinks the bounding deer,
THAI! like the winds, sweep DER each hlll,
Should all be gagged, TO keep them still.
And all your big and little brooks,
That rush down, laughing, towards the sea,
Your Lampeys, Squams and Conloocooks,
That show spirit to be free,
Should learn they're not 10 take such airs =
Your mouths are stopped then way not theirs
Plug every spring that dares to play
At bubble in its gravel cup,
Or tabble, as it runs away
Nay, catch and coop your Eagles up!
II is not fit that they should fly,
And scream for freedom, through your sky.
Ye've not done vet Your very trees
Those sturdy pines, their heads that wag
In concert with the mountain breeze
Unless they're sienced by a gag,
Will whsper-"WE will stand our ground!
Our heads are up! OUR HEARTS ARE SOUND"
Sons of the granite hills, your birds,
Your winds. your waters and your trees,
or mower and freedom speak, in words
That should he lcI, in times like these,
Their voice comes TO you from the sky
IN them G Cd speaka Of Liberty.
Sons Of the granite hills, awake!
Ye're on a mighty stream atloat,
With all your liberties at stake
A iahlcss pilots on your boat,
And, while we've lain asleep, ye're snarged
Nor can We cry for hel p-ye're gagged
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-03-01

The rarcst men in the world-rich prin.
tiers.
The bravest men in the world--those
who are not afraid Of dun.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-03-01

"Sec, through natures blacklist night,
Shines more than sunny light
God, man by human birth,
Comes to die for man on earth
2.
"ShouIs of joy and songs Of love
Der the captive sound above
Forth from evils hopeless prison
Man is raised, for Chris, is risen.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-16
II O tice

THE Undersigned is agent for the follow
ing works: Ladies Companion, New
York City; New Yorker, do. do; Ladies
Book, Philadelphia, Pa; Saturday Courier,
do. do; Saturday News, do. do; American
Museum, Baltimore, Md. Pearl and Galaxy,
Boston, Mass.
Godey's Uniform Edition Of the following
publications: Walter SCOTS Novels, with n
pc trait only $40, Lady Blessington's do. do
So; complete work Of Miss L. E. Landon,
So; Bulwer's do. So; Marryat's do. SO;
Pickwick Papers, Containing nearly SO H.
Illustrations and portraits,) So.
A. MARSCHALK.
Locust street, between Commerce and
Union, Natchcz, Mississippi.
He will also receive subscription for any
Northern papers.
January, II. fit
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-16
BLANKETS.

NHATELANAT, Gravier street, Elk.
" change Hotel, has just received sup
ply of French three points BLANKETS
BERLIN brand. The products of that man.
rtacture have been considered the most per
feet, received in the market of New Orleans
and nothing but their small amount can pre-
vent them from enjoying high reputation
Also, an assortment of superior French
Bedding Blankets, ofvarious sizes and kinds
imported by the Mcclellan, and of which 9
portion only is left unsoId.
New Orleans, Nov. IA.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-16
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Jefferson County. I

PERSONALLY appeared before the
undersigned Justice of the peace in
and for said county, Alva Farnsworth, who
being duly sworn, deposeth and saith that he
has lost or misllld note of William Turn
Or, des'd, in favour of Fauver g. Farms
worth, amounting to twenty dollars, due lst
January, 1886, and that the said note has
never been paid, or any satisfaction receiv-
cd for the same, to the best of his knowledge
and belief.
ALVA FARNSWORTH.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
l4th day of January, 1889
JNO. II. YOE, J. P.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-16
To the Public.

vGVHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
IL ing between GEoRGE OvERAKER and
ALEXANDER MCLEOD, under the firm Of
OVERAKER + MCLEOD, in the busi-
ness of Tavern Kecping,is this day. by mu-
tual consent, dissolved.
GEORGE OVERAKER,
ALEX. Mcleod.
N. B. The undersigned is chargeable with
all debts of the firm, and is to settle the
same. He will still continue the above
business in the Mansion House, on Com
merce street, and solicits public patronage.
ALEXANDER MCLEOD.
nov $3.50
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-16
For Sale.

A TRACT OF LAND, situated loui
~ miles below Rodney Miss, fronting
the river, containing about 73S acres-12O
cleared and fit for cultivation--with cabins
for 80 slaves--a Mill--Corn and Fodder
for months. For terms, enquire of the
subscriber at Rodney,
LEVI C. HARRIS, Agent.
Rodney, Miss. Jan. 8, 1889.
N. B. The Natchez Free Trader will
,give the above two insertions, and forward
he account to this office. 35-4t
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-16
LII" NOTICE.
GUSTAVUS H. WILCOX, AND WILL
LIAM N. TODD,

Attorneys and Councillors at LaU,
NTILL PRACTICE IN PARTNER
w SHIP, at Fayette, and will attend
all the Courts of Jefferson County; the Cir.
cult Court of Adams and Claiborne Coun.
ties, and the several Courts at jackson.
WILLIAM N. ToDD will reside at Fayette
Office near the Court House.
Business confided to either, will receive
the prompt attention of both.
N. B.-G. H. WILCOX will continue to r.
side at Rodney, and practice his profession
as heretofore.
oct "a st
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-16

GREEN T. MARTIN & GILL E. MARTIN
ATTORNIES g. COUNSELLORS
AT Z Aw
RODNEY, MISS.
XK7lLL attend the circuit courts oil
" Jefferson, Claiborne, Adams and
Warren counties; the high court of Errors
and Appeals, and the United States court
at jackson.
Address G. T. Martin g. Brother,
Rodney, Mississippi
REFERENCES.
Hon. G. Robertson,
Hon. d. Mays, Lexington, KY.
Foster e. Easton, N. York.
s. w. Oaky g. Co., New Orleans,
DR.. J. B. Warren, Rodney, Miss.
H. B. Hill g. Co., Louisville, KY,
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-16
VIM. l.. POindexter,

VIM. L. Poindexter,
ATTORNEYS COUNSELLOR At LAP
Vidalia, Parish Of Concordia, La.
KAILL attend the District Courts fOrthe
Parishes Of Concordia, Madison and
Sarroll, and the Supreme Courts at Alex
andria and New Orleans.
March27, 1888 l9f
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-16

Hardware and Cutlery.
n general assortment, just received and
Oh for sale by
Il. H. DUGGAN g. co.
nov 81
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-16
Notice.

VENHE undersigned have associated them
Il selves under the firm of G.. G. Dahl
gren g. Co. for the purpose of conduct
ing GEN ERAL AGEN and
COMMISSION BUSINESS in this city,
and are now fully prepared to make liberal
aL:ances in New York, Louisiana, or Mis-
sissippi money, on all cotton consigned
through them, either to Liverpool: New
York or New Orleans. Office corner Main
street and Broadway. opposite Messrs w
g. r. Ferriday g. Co.
C.. G. DAHLGREN.
NATHAN A. GREEN.
Refer to
James G. Wilkins, Esqr. ! =
l.. r. Marshall, Esqr. g
Hon. Jno. A. Quitman,
Messrs. w. & r. Ferriday, & Co.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-16

Glass and Crockery Ware.
"A general assortment of the above art
"A cles, just received by
+. H. DUGGAN g. co.
novel 81
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-01-19

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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-01-19

EDY virtue Of the above stated cases,
I'D to me directed, from the honorable
Circuit Court Of Madison county, shall
expose to public sale, to the highest bid
der, for cash, at the Courthouse door, in
the town of Canton, on
Monday the eth day OF January, 1890,
The following property, TO wit;
twelve windsor, & three Hide Bottom
Chairs; seven small, and four large
Tables; six Benches; One Reading
Table; Tweniy-four Mattresses, with
Bedsteads and Furniture; Three Fea-
Their Beds, with Bedsteads and Fur-
niture;
With various other articles Of House.
| hold and Kitchen Furniture.
ALSO,-One negro man named .Eifsa
one Wagon and two yoke Of Oxen an,
two Horses. Levied on and will be sol,
to satisfy the above stated cases.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, ShG.
BIZ J. J. Henry, Dcp5
December 10, 1888.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-01-19

A I meeting Of the Board held this
IA day ii was,
Resoired, That from and after the first
Monday in January instant, this Bank
will redeem with specie or its equivalent,
all Of its Notes of the denomination of
five dollars, and also, all Of its Change
Notes. and that from and after the first
Monday in February next, it will re-
deem in like manner all Of its Notes Of
the denomination Of ten dollars.
Resolred, Further that this Bank con-
fdent IN its ability 10 redeem It's entire
circulation at an carly period, 1.-THE de-
nomination Of fiyes and tens, comprls-
ing large proportion Of the some,)
and being unable 10 forward its Cotton
to market, in consequence Of the unu.
sual and unexpected state OF Nayiga-
ton, would strongly recommend to the
holders Of It's piper, not to part with the
same At a sacrifice.
Extract from the minutes.
r. A. TEBAULf, Cashier.
January II, 1889 l-'-i
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-01-19
Trust SALE.

RbY virtue Ola decd Of trust duly exc-
I'D cutcd By Thomas Sanders to the
undersigned dated the seventh day o.
December 1885, and recorded in the Of
flee of the Clerk of Probate Court, Of
Ma,lison County, Book G Pages 3l7,-
sl8, 81 $40. We will on
saturday the 10Th day of February 1880,
| In the town Of Canton, sell for cash, e
the highest bidder, the following describ-
cd tract Of Land and Negroes to wit;
the cast half, north east quarter, OF sec
ton fourteen, township eight, range one,
cast, north bali, Of section thirteen
township eight, range one, east; north
west quarter, Of section eighteen, town
ship eight, range two, east; also, west
half, Of north cast quarter, section eigh-
teen, township eight, range two east; al
; so, west half, south cast quarter, OF
J section eighteen, township eight, range
i Two, east and north half, Of west half, Of
south west quarter, section eighteen
!. township eight. range two, east, con.
tanning il all seven hundred and sixty
acres. more or less. And the Following
: Negroes 10 wit: Primus aged twenty
years, Henry twenty-five, Henry u
J eighteen, Rose seventeen, Lucy twelve
Martha fifteen, Mary sixteen, jacob
,hirty.fyc, Lewis sixteen, Celia aziccn'
Z Elijah sixteen, Polly twcnly-elght' Aora-
ham thirty-scycn, Lefty nineteen, Mo-
ria fifteen, Dccoy thiriy-thrce, Ascy
twenty, Peter thirty. Little Peter eight
Z Phil six, Dinah twelve. Peter fourteen
Leigh fifteen, Julia eighteen, Wesley
fourteen, Emclino nineteen, Susan thlf'
teen, Kitty twenty, Cecilia twenty.one
= Nancy fifteen, Hail sixteen and John
= twenty.thce years Of age, or so much
thereof as shall be sufficient TO satisfy
the sums now due, and unpaidas ProyIdcl
- in said deed Such title will be made t,
;" the purchaser rs is vested in US whlcl
3, We believe 10 be good.
- c. W. CLIFTON
u, a. G. BENNETT,
y Trustees
= Tantarv 10 tn31 #
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Also, three Negro slaves,
,sdcOb, Jordan and Darid.

The Steam saw Million the above prop
esyls IN fine condition, and the situa.
NJ Nof1hS VA, isus-Aas to be conye-
nicnt oithorto Jackson, Braudon, MaCi.
sonvllle or Canton, at each OF winch
places large quantities Of lumber arc re-
ceiyed from IT, The timber standing on
the premises is abundant aud Of the best
quality, and the land itself when clear
ed would be highly valuable. The title
is undoubted,
VIM. J, HILL, Trustee.
January II, 1889. low
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NOTICE.

E ETTERs Of administration having
a. been granted to the undersigned, at
the December term 1888, Of the Probate
Court Of Madison county, on the estate
OF Il. G. Allen deceased, all those hay-
ing claims against said estate arc rcQues-
ted to bring them forward duly authenti-
Gated, within the time prescribed by law.
or they will be forever barred; and all
those indebted 70 saiJ estate will please
make immediate payment
w S. BAILEY,
ddmiuiaraiar
January Il. 1883 low