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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-06
CERTIrICATE.

JAN Isl, 1889.
This ceuiies lhut Dr. y. X. BouTELLE, Surgeon
Dentist, has been engaged with me ior some time
past IN ,he study aud practice Of Dentistry. have
f,vnd MIN very ingenious, and cbee'flly rFcom-
mend han TO the public Dentist worthy Of con
6dence knowing him tobc Of good moral character,
and believing they will he well pleased with his pro-
f-..oDal services or any wod that passes through
hs hands
W. T. ESTEN, Dentist
Jan. 81 No q, Wsstuinder-st Providence.
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The Boston TIMEs nsks rs n few cues
tions respecting our remarks upon Com.
Elliot, which need reply. 1t is inmate
rial, Mr.. Times, from whom we think the
exculpa,ory articles in yourp e'nannted.
Some assertions in them we know 10 be
false, and others run counter TO our infor-
nation. You have said that" the numerous
insnuatoDs and ISLANDERS that are current,
"are unsupported by evidence" ard that
you "are not disposed to believe them
We nre not prepared to furnish what you
misdemesnours hut it will he produced in
due season, before men, whom, we hope,
will be just and impartial; not as you avow
yourself, not disposed to believe" aught
against him. You falsely maligned our
assertion respecting the charges Of eInbez-
element, by saying that they were preferred
by an officer, whom the Com. had reported
as unfit to fill his post, who preferred the
charges ou, Of revenge, &c. 1t was of this
false exculpatory article that we denied the
truth, aud this was SD far as We are coL-
cerned in them We said all we thought
necessary in reply To one who had said he
was no, disposed 10 believe" our nsser-
tons; but as you ask for dn explanation
we have given it.
We have never said that Com. Elliot had
been arrested: but we did say that charges
had been preferred against him, and en-
pressed our hopes tha, he would soon be
tried upon them. So you see, Mr.. Tines,
that oil your remarks are not " true TO the
letter." your "public documents" to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
by the by !-theTimes hss lately donn'd
n new dress, which makes it a readable pm
per, and rs the editor appears t" be clever,
in eyery sense of the word, and generally
impartial in his views, We recommend his
sheet ta those in this quarter who desire u
lively aud agreeable Boston paper. The
Times ls published in u penny sheet daily
and The same matter forms large and IN
tercs,ius weekly paper, which is published
every Wednesday.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-06

CLERxs Orrcr, COURTof PROBATE, Nerport
January 22d. 1889.
4 PUBLICATION was made for an adm,nisira
IA tor to be appointed on the estate OF
Russell CLARKE, s,..s..
late Of Newport. Esq. deceased. Itis ordered. ,ha
the same be received aud the consideration thereof
referred TO special Conrf Of Probate. to be holden
at the Clerks Office in Newport on Thursday, the
1th day OF February next, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ. and
that previous notice be given by publishing a cop,
Of this order three several times in the Rhode Island
Republicans for all persons Interested in said estate
to appear at said time aud place and DO heard. by
order Of the President.
Jan. 81 u. u. ROWLAND, Probate Clerk
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NOTICE.

The fourth Lecture before the NEWPORT
ATHENEUM, will he delivered Mt Armory
Hall, by Chief Justice DuRFEE, This Ere
ming, at half past 6 o'clock.-Tickets TO be
had at the usual places.
Newport Feb. 6. 1889.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-06

The Senate Of New York has concurred
in joint resolution from the Assembly, sp-
pointing the 5th of February, for the choice
Of United States Senator, in place Of Mr.
Tallmadge. whose term Of service expires
on the 4th Of March next.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-06

~ We are again without later news
than Wednesdays from Washington and
Snturd,y's from New York. We hope
these anti steamboat times will terminntc
before long: we shall rejoice to see the }.
W. Richmond on the track again. Rumor
soys she is to commence runnning in about
ten ,ays-if the weather permits.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-06

WATER PRooF CELLARs.-The late gale
tested some of the water proof cellars in
the lower part of the city Of New York.
Several of them, which were lined with
hydraulic cement, ~i,hs,ood the pressure
Of the food, and remained dfy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-06

u The sick are all taking Goelicks Mstcbess
sanstive which is astonishing every body with its
mighty cures or many fearfnl diseases.
For sale by b. J. TiitEY. Clarke-sireet.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-06

AN ACT requiring Town Treasurers TO
give Bonds.
BE i'enaeted by the General assemble
as follo'es:
Each town treasurer in this State shall
be obliged, before be shall proceed to dis
charge the duties of said office, to give bond.
WIN sufficient surety or sureties, to the
town for which be is appointed, for the
faithful discharge of the duties Of said office.
IN suck sum rs shall be ordered by the free.
men or town council of such town. and nll
actions on such bond shall be broucLt in
the name of the town in its corporate Gu
paci,y.
True copy-Witrrss.
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
o. The LICENSE LAW had no, YES.
terday been published in the Providence
papers, or we should have copied il.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-06

~ The third trial tn elect n representa-
tive to Congress in Middlesex district, Mass.
took place on Monday last, and has again
resulted in no choice.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-06

The Honorable CHIEF JUsrIcE DURTEE
Of Tiverton, is expected to deliver the 4th
Lecture before the A,henRum, at Armory
Hall, this evening, at the usual hour.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-06

SmrwREck---The Revenue Cutter VieilaDi,
took on Monday last, from the Schr. La Bruce,
NickeTSJn, from Fredericksburg hound TO Boston,
Cap, Winor and crew of the schr. Rober III Stau-
ton from Alexandra bound 10 New YORK With
fonr. and 2 chain cables for the Navy Yard, which
vessel sunk OF Cape May N the late gales, and
crew taken of by Capt S.-Capt. Winer sld
crew arrived here in the Gutter much frost bitten.
f5A CARD,-NEvroRT, January 3I't, 1889.
SIR, Permit me to express my gratitude and
sincere thanks 70 you, and the Officers OF the Cut.
ter Vigilant. for the kindness and attention shown
to me and TO my crew. while wevere on board 70
your vessel.
] have Sir, cruised over grca; part Of the world
and have never received 50 much attention and
care as you and your Officers showed 10 ns, IN cur
di tressed situation, myself and crew being badly
ffo5' bitten and exhausted in endeayoring 10 save
our sinking vessel
am Sir. &c.
JOHN u. WINER
To Capt VI. CoSNos,
Gutter Vigilant.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-06

The LITERARY GAZETTE, is the name of
n neat sheet, of a quarto form, filled with
entertaining miscellaneous matter, selected
and original, which has jus, been issued in
New York. Mr.. James AIdrich is the edi-
tor.
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

The brig Florida Philips. from hpaschicola, ".
ing at the foot OF Pine-street, New York, met with
serious damage on Thursday last. About ~ o.
clock. large sloop laden with railroad iron drin-
ed down the East river and run into the Florida
carrying away her foreiopgallani and main royal
mas,s stove in her stern. smashed her heel-house
and carried away her larboaTd fore rigging y-ths
.loop then sunk. One man was killed. Damage
estimated at $1,000.
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o. n. SMITH.
Q. Thainesst


REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEW
PORT, RI
FEBRUARY Ist, 1880,
o. Persons calling for them miH please
say ndrsrtised," as they are placed in a
separate bor.
Cap TEAsh
Johr w Arey Jesse w Nichols
Benjamin Allen John Neal
Joseph Atkinson Mrs Mary Newcomb
George ; Armstrong O
Charlotte Almy Miss Ellen ol,cy
John III Barker Charles Pickford
Stanton u Briggs Mrs Sarah A Pitmsn
B Barol Dorcas Potter
Seth Ba,cman Elizabeth G Feckham
Miss Elizabeth Brown r
Samuel Reynolds
Preserved Cotton Mary Rod,nan
John Corbet
Mrs Commodore Creigh- Can Shrubr,ck
Miss File, Chri.,er Nathaniel G. swee.
George Sherman
Joseph DIE BENJAMIN Sherman
Miss Lydia Ann Doley Nathaniel Simmons
Georgr ',nos T
James ElISbree is Turner
John X Turnbuli
John Francis Mrs Martha ID Thnrston
q w
Sylvester Gardiner James NJ Walertoyn
Mrs Charlotte Gerc Josepb Wescou
IL Samuel Wilson
Job itenth John Wallace
Samuel bro"n iihi Mrs Mary Wilcox
VIM IIawmond Catherine viii.
Thomas lIambieton Mary Willis
Miss LIZA II hitchcock Miss Mary Watson
Mimi PTnwN
Andrew Jackson u,.I,d;, sn,,,,,
=, l. Y
John Lord ,""N
Christopher Lewis !oSePn ,onsdo"
Samuel NJ Litle6.ld Mr.. Abby Carr
Mary Ann Liebcnsw IRISH
NJ James Farrell
Johu Manchester Mrs ilanloy
Mrs Samuel Msrs;on Mrs Bradley -
II. *. CARR, i. Nj.
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John ID. Sinms, ESQ. has been appoint-
cd Chief Clerk IN the Navy Department.
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1 ~

TH A M e s-3TR CET.
GLHINS cEEA%.nEEAG
GA..A .lIyCsn'T%s
HUsT RECElvED, n large supply of
- FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, sGiia-
bic for Ladies Wipicr Hats.
Thcs. flowers ure just imported and Of the latest
style. Ladies Of Newport and vicinity invited TO
call aud examine the above articles they will have
the privilege Of separating any bunch Of flowers to
suit their taste. =, IN, a, s,,...
ALSO, Bo,cs Of Mohair Cops and Nets. with
great variety Of Paris Ornamental Hair Work, a.
mong which a few boxes Of manufactured hair
expressly for middle aged ladies, abesntifnI, ,artcie
with great variety ofGcnlc,nen's Metallic Spring
Wigs Toupees. DC. ~
III Don't forget the number. Nov. z.
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PROBATE NOTICES.

couRr@ PRoBaTE, Nasport, Ps6. a,h, 1899
A PPILCATIOS was made for an sdminisira.
IA tor debonis aaa on the estate of
JOHN Il. EAsTON.
late ofNewpor dec Il is ordered that the same be
received and the consideration thereof referred to
Cour' OF Probate 10 he holden at the State House in
Newpon On the trs' Monday in March next, at . o.
clock. A. NJ. and tat preyious notice be given by
publishing copy ogths orde three several times in
the RAods Island Republican for all persons Interested
10 appear at said time and place and be heard.
True Cory-Witness:
H. II. H0WLANn, Probate Clerk.
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CLEARED.

Sloop Arion, EaSion, Providence.
DO. Camilla, Champlin. Warren. r. !.
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dollars, at the discretion Of said Justice /; to
be recovered by action Of debt, to the use
of said tewn.
True cspy-Witnrss,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'rv.
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~ANToN SOY and MUSHROOM CAT-
u sup. for cal. ., the Lad,>s Ornerentai hau,
Emporipn, I37 Thsme.-.'reet. Also Mint isnhy' my
Roe. Oranre ard Peach wsiers. ~ W
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rpOOks.-Those persons who have Books
belonging To the Thomsonisn lnarmsry VII
confer favor BY returning them iminediaiely ''
the proprietor. jan ~"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
M0ffat's Vegetable Life Pills and
PhmniX RifferS.
ILNHE IND and enviea celebriiy winch an. ?

THE high and envied celebrity which this pre-
= eminent Incidence has acquired for ito ngari'
able efficacy in all the diseases which il processes o
to cure, has rendered the usual practice oil osteni'
tlons putting not only unnecessary, but unworthy
oil them. They are known BY their fruits; Their
good works testify for them, and they thrive nei
by the faith ofthe credulous In all cases Of Coz
tivencs. dyspepsia, bilious and hyer Affections
asthma, plies, settled palms, rheuma, Em, levers and
agues, obstinate headaches, impure state Of tk
fluids, unhealthy appearance oFthe skin, herveue
debility, the sickness incident TO females in delicate
health, evetg kind Of weakness Of the digestive o.
gans, and ihApll general arrangements Of healts,
these Medicnss have invariably proved a certain and
speedy remedy. They restore vigorous health tothe
most eNnasuted constitution. single trial will pses
inc Llie P'ls and Phenix Blters beyond the reaches
competition N the estimation Of every patient, n.
pared and sold, wholesale and retail, at w, d. Nor
iais clicc, SCI Broadway New York
For sale at the Drug Store Of E. A. Smith =
HUNTS buildings, on South side eff Main sIrcei, ~
IHmhus, Mss
lsa,y II, 1889 eTtc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
TrfI.t NnIe.

NOTICE IS hereby given that ia pursuance Oh
~ Tie provision, Of n certain Deed IN Trust ex-
ccutei By Edward A. Smith Of Lowndcs county
aud state Of Mississippi, on ihe twenty second lay
of june, 1883, 10 David Austin, Of Ire county 6l
L0wudes and stale 1.Iresaid, as trustee t. secure
ihe payment Of a certain promnissory note, therein
mentioned ana described, 10 The order of the Tom
bgby Raj Road Company viii as trustee, offer
at public sale on Saturday the sixth day Of April
next az the court house 10 the town Of Columbus.
N essppi, within tic hours prescribed by law, al
the right tile, claim and interest. which the said Ed
ward 4. Smith has in and to the following described
lot OF parcel Of land, - wit: Lot number five in
square number twenty SIX. north Of Main street, IN
&c p,ou oi tbl t6vu OF Columbus, containing one
quarter ri ono acre. more or less, together with al
ard Singular, the leuemculs, hcrediiameut3 and an
Puftcnances thereto belonging, aud all the ereciions
buildings AID improvements upon the same. Da-
ted tbs 10Th day Of March 1875
DAVID AUSTIN, Trustee.
sou PRS fee, 81 j0l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
Peoples line of Stages for Augusta

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS GOING NORM
L Tins splendid line of four horse post coach
cs 10 IN successful operation, and runs daily between
Montgomery, Alabama, and Augusta, Georgia. Pas
sengtrs can be assured Of more comfort and eXpc-
liil1n ~ tins line than any other now running to
Augusta. The company have spared neither pains
nor expense TO procure the best Troy built coaches,
excellent and well trained horses, experienced, sober
and careful drivers.
10 AVOID lmposltons repeatedly practsed on the
travelling community BY contractors at all times era
tiag a monopoly passengers will be careful going
North not to take their passage farther than Mont
gomery, 90 any other ntersccting line, where they
wlIl ~ an times have preference on the Peoples
line for Aurnata
Ihis hne runs 40 miles on the Augusta and Ath-
ems F9il road which viii land passengers in Augusta
ahead Of the Hail Line several hours.
GEO. w. DENT.
Agent Tor the company.
Y e Montgomery Ala. mar 81, 1898, ssyl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
Hays LiNiment for piles &c.

| MO FlCTl0N.-Ths extraordinary chemical
IN composition the result of science and the in.
| vehllon OF celebrated medical man. the intrsdne-
'on OF which 10 the public was invented with It's
solemnly OF deah-bed bequest, has since gained
reputation unparalleled, fully sustaining ,he cor
RICHNESS OF The lameuied nr. Grdey's last COMES
SON. that " he dared not die without giving to pos
lerlly The benefit of his knowledge on this SUBJECT
ana ne therefore bequeahed to his friend and atIea.
dant, Solomon Hays, the secret OF his discovery.
II is now used in the principal hospitals, and the
private practice in our country, first and most cer-
tanly for the cure of the Piles, and also so extern
si7ely and efectualy as to bafile credulty, unless
where lis ELECTS are witnessed. Externally in tie
following complaints:
For Dropsy-Crcaing extraordinary absorption
at once.
All MISUNDERSTANDING them in few hours
Kheumatisn-Acute or Chronic, giving qucb
ease.
Sore Throat-By cancers, nlcers or colds
Group and Whooping Cough Externally, and
over the chest
All Bruises, Sprains and Burns Curing in few
hours.
Sores and Ulcers Whether fresh or long stand
lisg, and fever sores.
It's operations upon adults and children in reds
eng rheumatic swelings, and Ioosening coughs and
Iightnes OF the chest by relaxation of the parts has
been surprising beyond conception.-The common
remark of those whu have used il in the Pies, sf
acts like charm"
THE PlLES.-The price 81 is refunded to sny
person who will use bottle of Hays Liniment 6f
the Piles and return the empty bottle without be-
ing cured. These are the positive orders of the
proprietor 70 the Agents; and out of many thou
sands sold, not one has been unsuccessful.
we might insert certificates to any length, but
prefer that those who sell the article should exhibit
the original TO purchasers.
CAUTlON,--N can be genuine Without
splendid engraved wrapper on which is my name
and also that Of the Agents.
SOLOMON HAYS.
6c-For Sale by L A SMITH, Druggist, Coum-
nbuS Mississippi.
Jan II, 1859 .g7-tl.
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H. w. CATER, Trustee.
Pr Zee so 90
Trust Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that ia pursuance Of
IN The provisions Of a certain deed In Trust. ~
eenled by Wiley J. Dtaring on he alstday OF Sep
TENDER eighteen hundred and lhtty-,cvea,t 10 II. NJ.
Cater Of The county OF Lowndes and State of Mis-
sssppL as Trustee, 70 secure the payment of a
certain pfomis6ury note therein mentioned and h..
scHocd, to The order Of the Tombgby Rail Road
company, will, as Trustee, offer at public sale al
tho courl house IN Columbus Mississippi, on Satur.
gay me SUN instant wllhin the hours prescribed hy
law all the right, title, claim aud interest which the
sand Wiley j Dcaring has IN and 10 the looyipg
described lot OF parcel Of land, to wit: Section mum.
per hiue, "a township number seventeen. mnyr mum
Der eghleen, with The exception # The northeast
quarter OF sand section, lying and hciuq situated in
The county Of Lowne5 aud State of Misgssippi. "a.
gethcr with all and singular the tenemrnfs hcrI;ta.
nenls AMI appurlenances lhcrcunlo Belonging. mad
aI the ereclions, buildings and improvements what
soeytr, upon The same. Dated ibis 9th day of March
1889
II. w, CATER, Trustee.
AL fpr fee $40 90
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The Columbus Female institute.

TNHlS Institution is now open for the reception
n Of students. The Trustees feel pleasure in
announcing to their friends and the public in general
that they have secured the services of tbeRey. s
BAILEY as principal of the Institute, whose long ex
ptrnce ana uniform success as a teacher in Georgia
are wen known to many of our citizens, and furnish
he best guarantee for the prosperity Of the school
committed 10 his charge. ''O0'
=, Additional teachers will be procured as carly as
'her services are required, and no pains viii be
5Pate ' 10 render the institution deserving the con-
community. ''' "oo' 81
g he course Of studies will be the same as in other
oe.MhaHes OF similar character.
,,. ne price al tuition will be &l5 90 per session of
'"Thy Two weeks Music will be separate CHARGE.
board wal be furnished in gentee families At a
Price application 10 the principal of the
'V"O0'' IHOS. G. BLEWETT.
HENRY GIBSON,
Il. 5. BL0UNT,
JAS. Il. HARRISON,
Columbus, Fcb'y. i, 1895 Otf Trustees
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
Notice.

"A IL petSons having claims against The snbs,r;.
4 = Der are requested TO present them on the l5tt
OF Match next, as am making arrangements ~
settle them by notes on good solvent lnen Of hi,
county, which Is the only means that have h na
my debts; Az persons having such claims MA n
wen to avail themselves of the chaaee, as do mt
wantta exclude any. am determined to nav nd
more cost-in the last eighteen months have paid
toIee u'onsa.u dollars IN cost, and find that can.
no1 pay any aeets at those rates. lam wiling 10
do the best can for my creditors ana a,,,ers ~
scf That they will be satisfied with The
that will make wiihThen, the claims tIati hoId
are MOI many OF them due, but all Of Them ara -
the hest men IN the country. JOHN nj. KIRK
Feb. 9th ls39.--sI~rE 'N''en
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
Trust Salc.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that 10 pur.uauce Of a
~ deed "a Trust executed by Edward Feather
alon, Of Monroe county and State Of Mississippi, on
me slst DAY OF September, 1881, TO ilrzekah W.
Caler OF Ne county of Lowndes and State alore.
sand as Trustee, to secure tie payment az certain
pionssofy note therein mentioned and described. 10
ihe order Of tie Tombehy Raj Road cempanV
"HA ~ ltasfr, o'irr az pubic SALE az the court
house N Columbus Mississippi. on Saturday ths
sou instant, within the hours prescrbedby law. AN
ne right. tile, claim aud interest, which the sail
Edward feathcuioa has ia and 10 the following de-
tcHbtd ot or parcel Of land, 10 VII: one seciiuu OF
lahd y'h2 and beng situated n the county Of Chick
asa" ana State Of Mississippi, 10 wit: Section i've
N lGWnslnp thirteen Of range five east; together
WIN oil and singular The icuemcnts, hcrelifamenB
and appmtenances thereto belonging and al the
efcuons' buildings and Improvements whatsoever
npln NE sane. Dated tbs Oh day o. March,
1889.
II. w. CATER, Trustee.
% Pc Ice so 90
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10y virtue oi saniry uris 81 O. "a. iahel rom
ID ibe Creud Coafi of Okflbla c0lhy. Mns.
and ID me directed, w.i scH ioreltI 10 tae eoHd
.sapse doaF 81 &C. iowa 81 sisrialie on t.e ghiri
Monday % Apr Htxl. al DE- right cite, cam ana
interest liTsi fips. A. Tsahrr has b. ard 10 tie
loowiHe descfhef 1is 70 $50 .ots number and
seven, % hoca number enc. situated in the laHn of
safkesIc, also oac lat IL ahd commencing sour
hundred add twenty four leei north 81 tle town hlp
line, dividing townships eighteen and nineteen,
thence dar naris Grc hunlrei and seventy eight
feet, bounded oa 'iis east b CashmaUs street.
,heaCe doe west iscl haalfel anl thirty feet log-
ming "a oboug sQgsfe. LEVIED On o. ibe property
Of Thos a. Faahcd 70 satisfy ssd f. las 10 "a
yor d William Baie. % tat Use Of Flaek Z Aales-
son, John Dillagon Alexander Ben Ia The use Of
Fielding Oakley. Jeha Mssa. Fack K Andefsnh
Lillehary L. Reeec Thoras w. MeCsuy, Nch-
olls Fbzesim3ns.
Sale within The hneis prescribed hY aw.
JN0. NJ. MOORE, Shh.
81 0ktibbeha county.
Mafeli 2, iSs9-35-id. Pr fee SIC 90
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10y virtue Of eundry wfils Of q. IA. issued by tl,o
~ clerk Of the Circuit court Of lnwndes comfy
aud 10 the directed VIII SCH or cash al De cont,
housc door IL The inwr Of Columbus on Monday tle
eighteenth inst. The east half Of the north west
quarter 81 section sixteen, township Seventeen, ii
range seventeen west also, Of lhe same time and
pace. three negroes Two men, both excellent saw
yef4 and woman first rate house servant. III.
wed on AZ Che property of William y. Bulnc. n
sa'Isy said Z. As Ia favor Of the Commercial Bank
Of Columbus, and Others.
Bale within the hoars prrscribrtl hy law.
JNO. w. nYRN, Sniff
VI Luwnaes county.
March ,, ls39-s5-4w tI'r Zee S5 90