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.y,., ,-v,.sa,t.!.e .cr...n. 10 he .5,5%.E:eas"
Of .Ip general peace, and wo n't'' 10 VIE" '''' ,I
Ao,.,.s..::ur has DECLARED ;!A % ca;'r"i Iee"Ge' i "
nrrs, ANNEXED to the iIviciI o liz ga! DeS''i"'
-! AT ia and r!ussa express DEE
r.r,.i a TIE language 81 the Belgium c'-"'c's az
,Gnrci.r 50 loudly lrI7 EuiFVsc Il 'rusr i'e tH'''u
ton of the territory wch ought 10 he'"hs u h"A'"'
bOurg &C. .;.h rsr..1 =;
The Conference thns expresses '''' wa" -
:Ir , csin.t of BRUSSELS refuses these propositions,
will, Holland PTS them, in" Ere PAYERS sa''
10 n. moan IF yEGIng " The tide !iial 'o'1''d 'iS
h.ct IL i!:.'r support I,..o
Eg the second protocol The t"ubt S>"'s''"'' "-','
,o III Il uf tie Gih of December.
No cnn. nnw to the Ihrd proioc"l, bg which Belgium
oarGj i;E} $50 francs sueqdivasn Tor the ef9'es
=, 10 r,reu up TINS the r!rnpo'er''aTirs refuse
TIE King of Holland Is III an embarrassing s"''''"
p,r.sja and France have united powerful army ON '''
frontiers ~! belgium -.
r. Cvryi,r DIS Eta:s tmiS from hicn PAPER we have
k ,, nl,nvc aud following extracts, say sill IS |" ae
rr-rt,r;i ,hal he French Government gave III us a"!e
sion "a li rwenly.!our Articles: US Drginm lnh l's
ln c.uI: urua more energetic coacuct, "hch a'"he
cnua 49, Il from "af 10" ainost certain i'f: rF|'
i,r. ,inr Leopold saHid submit 10 The ffoIoc" We
ecii,. Rrg.c ration would oppose srit :" tie separation
Of Lu.rII.9ourg and !Im5cufE, as :; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
me rxa,n.rnton of the BeIgians is at its height anc
tie has iesrso! popular outbreak at GFHS
$. Is Il. difficult io'esee the part taken by Lazy
Ipc,od bot. Judging hy lie nuri!h'tIon g! GENERA
SKryryrki To tn conmond Of the army may suppose
HAT II II the King Of the BeIgans IS well disposed no
10 rrul4in in sTrear Of ms people
7 he nomination Of tie Polish General has been con
s;;r,ed of 81 much importance that the Ausrlln anc
rfu=sian Ministers have demanaed their passports
which exc imme da,riy given IL them without lie eaS
explanation.
10 ,his situation King Leopold has adjourned th'
Chambers 10 tie 4h OF March, IN order 10 advise Us Il
H., measures thai lie ougi, 10 make u!terlotIy.
sraiS-ille Corre0 -Nact0nai publishes piece o! III
llrnce that will gave Joy 10 the friends OF humanity
Don Carlos has been obliged TO adopt line Of co"duc
mufc IN cnnormity witt! the sprt oi the age Cabrera
the Ca:st General, has received orders 10 discontinue
his system of wal the death and To ACT with ndnrs
and lneraon towards Ls prisoners aGd the population
Ui Tie county.
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"OrFicE or THE Nrws."

81. .3"guSitne .Narch 1911, 1899 :
FROM TAMPA BAY-Abuul the Is inst. Gen Tayi
shipped $50 Indians consisting Of G5 Warriors women
children and negroes westward The women were very
reluctan, 10 go. and uibraded the men with cowardcp
in refusing To die upon their soil The vessel
parted cmd Their lamentations and ;auus, and preach
upon the conduct Of their warriors.
Among the negroes, is .1JTahqm we'll known as an in
terprecr and willy and rea>icrous rascal
BY the steamer GaRisi, Capt Poinset,e from the
Southern ports, learn That the troops are all wtiI
No demonstrations Of the enemy since The afIir at Mia
nj Lieut. Mack1 is npidiy recovering
Gen. Taylor has secured the above amount Of ladi-
wi,I but little Noise and their shipment is III. first
intelligence received by u, %: even their capture.
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General H.r.soh--Inf il he does receive the r.,
mna,ion. he may object it, lie ground that m,
Convention is not '.tair!y eOnsiHtd.'-For our own
paris DO not hesitate 10 say. that II Is he SAT crurs,
f.! US 10 rely upon The union al lJ:crs 10Th ,,
tho division OF opponents They are treFa.t,G L
seems 10 hur the present Administration from p.Ha-
and 10 bring IN a i nasty {" Ultra C0m>uuc!iOniSs f.,
dsraIis,s Bank men. Tariff in-n, &c &c 1t h"a,ncs
our duy To put forth all Strength and prevent
their success
FREpERlcx CoyGEEss:osAL Di:rnrcT.--The C.,rrs.
town Free Press sayS:--
+" Richard W. Barton. ESQ received ti'P nom.nslion
Of the Wig Congressional Conyeul!"n. wh!ch Convened
in Winchester on Thursday last. A.! :he CaUa,ry N
the District except Morgan, learn, we:r Well rrpre.
seated, and the second ballot it appeared Nh Baton
tn. unanlmoGs choice Of the Convention. !. To-. III.
selection could not have been made
The Winchester NrguIan speaGs ihaS Of f'r. blrtons
nGiU;aiIOr: EuerIi:.nI !vr Nj. Barton hig psrsn.
nal regard, and knowing his friends, anticipate nu.
honorable effort at carrying has election. On lh;
footing shall hold ourselves prepared ds BATH
-aiiamily against him; and though Confident that yclp-y
must pp.ch upon the antlrd OF Tie Republican baane
We are rot G.-p'easeG HAT STONY has been mag.
skaed against Fear Of his sill nerve ever
Denrcrasc arm 10 Ii" point required
by the county Nhir meeting Thursday A. :
Tid5a'I. E'H nom'uatet f.! the Assembly Ne IN.
d.rsiand that he will decline the iu.rnLyc honor ar
presume that Mr. L"vcll. from. among Tie WINS - ~
be left 10 keep the acid alone.
The " nch-s'rr R-pubican says
We have not heard the particulars Of the proceed
inrs OF the Van Hurcn Convention, which assembled ~
iIarl!nsbu:g Wednesday last, but Learn that Gan
Lycas, Esq Of Jsrrson county, received the noinua
t.un OF that booty for Congress-.
JYTFEE.0S CoUaTY ~ ne report Of The PROCEEDINGS
o' he meeting o. the Wigs Of Jr!i- r.on, on Monday
lat, sho@s that VINO Wor'hr:'nu and Anthony Ken.
',"ty, t.-G the VII g c.s.daaes lot the House
Of D~cga:es
'T.e Eaa Buren, party also had meeting Monday
asa ba.o,d ior candidate, which resulted IN favor q
Hletcme l. Ope. ir.
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GENERAL POST OFFICE BUILDING.

Office Of tie Commissioner Of Pabiie Buildings,
March 81 1889
PROPOSALS. will be received at this office until The
25th day of pril rext to furnish The hest quality
OF either white marble. granite ees.one, las mai
hereafter BE- determined by the Board of Commissioners
on the Public Buildngs for facing the exterior walls Of
the General Pos, Office building about 20 be
ed in this city; the quantity wanted will be from sixty
TO eighty thousand cubic feet th.eeourlhs OF the whole
onantity in blocks from 10 IL cnbic feet for ashar and
ore fourth in blocks from Is to % cubic feet for piIas-
tiers and conces cor all Of which bills Of dimensions will
be given
The proposals must state the price per cubic foot de.
lrcred snch wharf the railroad depot as the Com
missioner Of Public Buildings may direct, and state the
time the fret delivery could he m1de and the quantity Of
cubic feet per month until all shall be delivered. The
offers must be for The stone either in rough dressed
state.
March GO !N3-td
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TIONSTERS-Aa rnfey Article in the wy "y7tOr
80 dior Tho subscriber vii receive in fnvs DAYS
assortment. Of AccodioGs them fcw "HGnst,r,'
srmbns the character OF Organ, than tho ordinary
Of Accodun- the and quality OF which, however, cannot
well 10 described; they unusually
tic time beautifully finished every way Price 6y
dfGrs-tna Ter ones from si< Ia ten dollars F. r. NASH.
March 20 'd3-2lw3wf' Fet:-yyarS "a
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from the EqIiim0rc American }

Ia
The packet ship Pucahon'as. ut Philadelphia. sailed
from, iyer pool nn the Iih U February. From yeser
day papers of that cl;y derive the following items
o! Intelligence.
There had been no arrivals at Liverpool from the u
States between the Sii! aud lil.
new CONNIE rc;a Treaty has been concluded between
Eu.ia.d and Austria the effect Ut which Is To secure
tie admission Of Austrian vessels, coming from HE
Da;ube into The ports Of Great Britain in exactly The
same way il thry bad come from Austrian pors; and
there also understanding that the British vessels
s8ond be placed the iopl!Ig with Austrian YES
seIs goag ~ Austrian p"F;s.
Loud Dp1hams rfp"ri on the affairs OF British North
Am, RIGA. fills twenty closely printed columns oi lie
lGnran Chronicle Ile complained that gark!ed re-
Ior had been printed in The public papers, and e&Pa>a.
ed hope that no time woaId BE- lost in laying the
wI".e r-pnu before Parliament.
Lord Giencls has ceased 10 De Secretary OF the Co.
l"ni,s
Ia The London Morning Chronicle Of February Oh,
il is stated IN the letter Of correspondent, Gated from
ConSauiinop!e that had heen received IN that cly
sal!u- tia. MrEemfi Ai pdsha, sovereign of Egypt.
with the principal members Of his court, had been
drowned IL III" river Me. by the upseng Of an rc"
steamboat. NJ turrher pa:lIru!irs.
1mE EA:g Of ESCI.,>D The last quarterly accou nj
Of the Bank u England Is dated February 1i and shows
LIABILITIES.
Circulation -:c,pZ W."
DepoSilvs l".-rJVuo
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Tie issue made by The ghigs 'I.msslrts :

The Portsmouth Republican (Nlrn flies at l,s mas,
head The flag Of Mr. Mallory Tor Coracs and Mrssrs
Erhcrrge and Waits fur the H. of DrirgilGs whist 4
treats humble selves with very r crr.noG= calls
upon the wings O: Norfolk cnuHy i"r "Entoa Cuncrit
-.Icfon |! boldly places tie Spring hi~ctl'n lDn
b:,ad issues at administration ard OpP"sH'"9 i;o'.
clrps that "Iirgjnq kO'ds Tie d,S'ints ~ the .N',a
h.r kgadS That "Me Spring E'sf'IJDS may .csi me
fate Of thus Administration. II states shat, "thrsr r.s.
lions embrace paTimcnts OF egud! and engIysaI
Importance
IL. Con ona representation is be chosen which!
should express the voice Of The STATE Ia ii designed
for the achievement, Or the PEorLGs Purposes. 5n
pfnaned BY the vest % parry machinery t" corrupt rH'S
ii Executive amtiGon- tryC art 'rd'cG!D TINT tan-
ortSsiOnal Representation b. cH an ~ the cOgr
Of events TO give The rate Of lrgi"'a IN ono y tS n@@sr
ri candidatS for The Presidency n hc tH@cd &"e' 80
Jj'ryy RUetD When Gmonr iGusr candidate. j. ~"
name OF Martin Ean Buren. ;he patron Ui mrn>'foos
iuroids the people money. and source Z" insvrG"
in their agents (Q~de htc0iD W MAS cen 'auio a2'
prcci,te the crisis nor any raH L. voluntarily
sent from the polls without most i"a s5and"nm, IL Of
principles - IS hat is sauce tor til" goose. Hc, &c
- House Of Delegates AMI sgrdfy State S"Da'''s
- b. chuSen who wIl b. reE1drd by the cor".ry
as representatives. soIsmuIy and deliberately appointed
hy Virginia 10 1tndr her re'rS TIC dec5S n ms IL
G'niM5Gti0h.
virginia at large is now preparing 70 act b@c'm
hr history nd her glory this occasion. From every
quarter of the unicrrrd Commonwealth, the no''s u
her confident genius CON" IN triumph virginia Is Al
with Demagogurs. She took dynasty t"r then
rapu'rd mrritsshe spurns them from her tor their de-
tected y.anies - Girl and tLeraL iitasei! Bat let
that pnss)
Here We are told and though it is SAID in very
terms. it is not less that the Spring Elections 81 /
essentially turn upon the question OF The Admns'ra-
ton R'pnbi,ccaO or Nhg? idn G"rca OF Cay2 s':ct
ConSrruct;onist-a politician OF The sac Rights >cho i
-ur F,GcfaiiSt IN doctrines, a IatituGiD0Us Cou-
s.ructi0n>t. advocate q; sOne ot the worst usGr
p1tions Of the Federal Government Which vi! the
People of Virginia have To tins complexion they must
come at last-Lc the Portsmouth paper or l.s NE-
compees, abuse the of the Administration, per
vert the purposes of the Republicans they may. Tie
g5,a, Issue is between RcpuD'tcaHism and fcdsr"is
and toy that issue, willing 70 10 Tie polls, and
abide by The verdict Of tie Virginia People
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4 RniiiiraI niOR

Some inGicat!OnS OF q SudIlun Cti"rcn the wing
and Conservatives are appearing n, dstdncc-a.'hoog0
the number of The Conservatives in the country IL
r!G!y diminishing We have seen one evidence Of ihi
strange phenomenon IN the Pruccf GnTs nf large
respectable meeting Of The Wings and Conservatives o
Fairfax county held at the Courthouse Monday. The
18th March, pursuant 10 public notice John II la.
lev Esq was called 10 tie chair, and DR. James Hunt!
appointed Secretary; Wh.reupon, upon motion Of Il
V. Thomas il RcS0tred that Committee ot twenty
he appointed by the chair selected from different
lions Of the county. 10 devise of cfteudy un,Hs
Tie Ehig nnd Conservative yDrteS IN opp0SHOm 10 Mept
sent and tor the purpose ot selecting
suitable individual as our candidate. 10 represent tie
county in the next General Assembly Of Virginia
We have with greet The appearance OF one Rrpn3
can gentleman a. this Convsuciebut we haze stem 8,
much 10 excite especial wonder IN these times lat
have almost lost the of surprise 5, many Old
associations breakIng up-sp many new ones iOrmirg-
80 many nc.y laws OF ahnity established and such
,-utous conlnctrns exhibited! a the physical p'0i!.
rrs which described in Nacbrlh, scarcely pa.
railel the political phenomena, which we nave see Po'
duc"d In the case ceiOre us, We see Coalition GfCY
formed between the Wings and the Conservatives. uI i-
nvnwed pu; pose Of opposing the present Administrative
We have lately the Whis press recommend ~ to
the Wings TO vote for mr ves. with The express C ~
Of c9nsummating the union. Tae Coas 'rTa''vas hers
had denied all such Coalition iheIr pa!!and yet We
it distinctly and unbiGShngy avn"ed in the roGny
Of Fairfax This is lie first Ccciaud union o! the lNo
which we have seen in old Virginia Il Is legitimate
imitation Of The Tallmadge movement IN New York
and hencelorth il may truly be asserted that ", Nhg
ConserraircS not without ga local hubi,aon snc
name We for one are prepared to liz up ou' LANDS
against this monsirnus innovation in Virginia
The Committee finally ''seIeCted Mr. Spencer VI Ball
suitable person 10 be supported by The Nhige ana
Conservatives for the next Legislature of Eignrl.
We trust that in this contingency thu Dtmoc'acy a
Fairfax viii! BE- found at their pnst-Wilh sucn cancl'
date they have selected, cannot doubt The result
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1gDflls IN tbs UGjDs md 10 Ihc PtOyir

.qppsa's to the Why's ard 10 tie People.
We have various Communications III this day paper,
extending from the lst page into the Richmond i!~1i'
which possess pungency, and much power TIE
two articles addressed to the Wing party vii c'eate
some fu,;ering among the wounded pigeoRs.-Ihc ap.
peals from the two Democrats, On; # tie IoE,. aa'
.Inoier Of he People, 10 the People themselves Wi be
read with attention, because they richly deserve It-iH'
appeal from One IF the Pt0p'e touches point, hh sc
too had touched in our last paper. There's this drf,n'
between NJ: Our Correspondent emboGIes thu g'"ri-
appeal which we mace III The person u! patr":f De-
lcgalc, whom he namcs-Mr Gn0Ge Of McCh.cm"u':
We have strong TO believe. that this ger'rn'A
would ultimately have voted for Mr. Mason, II us ''
could have decided the contest. Indeed THINK oo'
Corresponds is right in The position which he ascn'
to Mr. Gooda The Wing has read him out Of the wax
Church; and most cheeriuly are wiling 10 CO ~"
with one, who in the good old times NJ Up
mos, devoted Stale Rights we have knoN"
Is il possible 10 forget how much he distinguished h"
self by his former Resolutions ia the House Of Dergl
lie has now scarcely one principle COMMON ~" '
Federal Whigs-and we venture 10 saw that he Is "
last man in this Commonwealth, who xiii no" - ''
MIR Clay, or any ldritudinVGS CUnsituctionSi Is "'
President of the u. States
As stated in our last paper, the Wing party ID
been TIE most complete jumb!r that has br'n c'H.
ed, Of the most GIscnTjsnt elements. IL rtQ4"'u -
ghost to come from The grave 10 make the d:coTri'
lis compound character was written upon rs vei! "
head. It's suit was a Josephs coat Of many coi'n'
They all felt the truth Of this remark-and II c"aG ".'
ESCAPE The observation 81 Inc most remote SpeC'''
1t was only on Monday last, TINT the B'-to" A'''
Wing paper descan,ed upon 'lhe confused a"1 i'"-
web Of Virginia politics, which II said rs pis:sG,
about TO be cut by the decisive stroke al genera ~
ton. in which all the VOTERS Nil be Obliged 70
themselves as friends or enemies Of Marlin IN D','
an election which, in the present balanced state % -
ties will be apt to exercise very Po*ertu! i'"I'
upon the politics Of the country at large IL
that "a considerable part of each party was f'' -,
certain as to their true position that "lhe "h'- P,
of Virginia is rather was, composed OF rrrr- s,r
portions first. the old Supporters G! Hr. aDtm'
nis,raiion; second, the Nuiers no deserted i"+
son party in company with Calhoun aud thru me .'
of Judge White and it adds, that the sec'hu -!
OF the party "has shown great signs OF ~aFef'"s ~
predicts that some OF them will leave the Wig '-',,i
If tie Atlas had used The word Stale Rights W." +ts
of "Nullifers' its description Of Ihe wing par!
prediction would have bt en- correct .s.
In iae, we have already seen movement ~ hs .sg,.
ter State of North Carolina, which ILLUSTRATES Ian. Il
city of the Atlas At meeting Of The NePu0.,,,
Beaufort county, on The Sh instant We hS'F
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i'URtcdt UOE(Nf2tS
Convention OF the Democratic party from the Con
pressiona! District assembled 4, Mobile on the 9Th inst
have nominated John Murphy their candidate for the
House Of Representatives Mi Lyon, the late member,
is also candidate for reelection. The Wings
ming James Drrtt of Monroe.
The same Convention Gso passed resolution recon.
merdinm VIM r. King, Senator in Congress t:om that
State the consideration Of the party IN general Con.
ven'ion. a candidate for the Vice Presidency.
The Wing members Of The Legislature OF Mary land
have met a, Annapolis and appointed R-Yerdy Johnson
aud John y Steele of Dorchester county Delegates
on The part Of the LEGISLATURE 10 the National Wing Con-
vention which is meet Harrisburg IN December
mkt 10 nominate Wing candidate ur the Presidency.
These gentlemen is understood, into the COnven-
ton unpledged 10 the support Of any particular candi
date although their fire preference We have heard, is
decidedly and warmly for Mr. Clay.
Ii is not so certain, yet which course General Hari-
son or his friends will take The last sign in The Cia-
cnna,i Republican is rather equiyoca "Thp General
(says that mouth piece will mol suffer himself 10 med.
die with The matter until called upon by his friends -
We have hesitation in saying, however. for the pur-
pose offending, upon our part, improbable discussion,
that Gen Harrison and his friends have always deter.
mined 10 abide By the decision of the Convention, in
case is fairly constituted It is singular fact thai the
assemb!age in qurson, first proposed by Gen Har
risnn's friends, Columbus IN July last. Some
how or other seems 10 have been adopted The espe-
cal ban,lng Of the Claytes who very well understand
that it ia their only chance for escape But let Us have
the Convention the the better for all parties
cerned The ycxed question must he decided, and if
decided fatty the great ma orily will acqnesce. We
have victory within our grasp and il is neither The fault
nor the virtue Of our opponents do not hu them
from power.
One of the Wings is moi altogether pleased with
THE gi-eg cut. He contends. that ii does not commit
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-28

,,-.,,eE.-The following very pref
hA- '..,euts on one Of the most inter-
y a All subjects, we copy from the
ITttIs Genus
susrriaqe is TO a woman at once the
.s,esf and saddest event of her life.
the promise Of future bliss, raised
ne death Of all present enjoyme nj.
-. cuits her home, her parents, her
-.r,nanions. her occupations, her amuse-
Its. every thing on which she has
s;,her,o depended for comfort, for aifec-
- Cor kindness, for pleasure. The
.-eu,s bv whose advice she has been
- me sister to whom she has VOW
u - jmpart every embryo thought and
s,eIipg. the brother who has played with
10y turns, the counsellor and coun-
..il.d-all are 10 be forsaken at one fell
s,-ote. and yet she flies with JOY into the
ra,rodden path before her. Buoyed up
y ,be confidence of requited love, she
Lds a fond and grateful adieu to the life
thai IS past, and turns with excited hopes
and iovous anticipations 10 the happiness
- coroe Then wo TO the man who can
beg,,ile such a heart from its peaceful
en,3vmeDt and watchful protection at
home. and then, coward like, break the
Illusions that have won her, and destroy
the confidence which love had inspired
-wo 10 such man."
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-28
MADISON COUNTY

WA DlcoN CODNIY.
by tbs Probate Court Of said County.
10 all persons interested in the lands.
tenements and Entertainments of
Armsted Branch deceasod-Greefi
You are hereby cited to appear before
the Probate Court Of said county. nj q
regular term thereof, to be holden Mt
the Court House Of said county. on the
fourth Monday Of February next, then
and there to shew cause, If any Won
have, why said court should not then
order and decree that the lands, tene-
ments and Entertainments Of said deceas-
ed be sold North East quarter and South
West quarter and West half of South
East quarter OF section 8; west half oil
north west quarter of section thirteen,
south west quarter Of west half south east
quarter and east half north west quarter
and south half of west half, north wesi
quarter south half of west half of north
east quarter section four The undivi.
ded half of the east half of north east
quarter, 1913. all in Township eight
Range three, East.
Witness the Hon. WV. 8. BAILEY
Judge of Probate of said county. the
fourth Monday of December, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and thirty-nine, and seal of said court.
Issued the eth day of. December,
1899.
J. T. CAMERON, Clerk
Dec. %, 1889, 51-4
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-28
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
II WILL expose to sale to the highest
] bidder, for cash, before the Court
house door in the town of Canton, Madi-
son county,
On tie 3rd day Of February, 1910,
The following described tract or par
eel of land, to wit:-The east half, sec
ton nineteen, except fraction off the
west half of the north east quarter of
said section, containing eighteen acres,
and fraction off the west half of north
east quarter of section nineteen, and d
fraction off the west half of southeast
Quarter of same section, in all contain
ing twenty acres; also, west half, north
west quarter, section twenty. except
twenty acres off the south end of said
eighth; also, west half, and south half
Of the east half of the northeast quar-
ter. and east half southwest quarter,
section thirty; also, north half, west half
northeast quarter, section thirty-one,
all in township nine, range three, east;
containing in all, five hundred and eigh-
ty-two acres, more or less.
Sold for the Taxes OF Kills Walton.
FOR his taxes Of 1888.
]. II. vANNOY. a. e. c.
Dec. 20, 5l-4 Pr fee Sl41
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Court ct the Cou0ty of Nad1oo0s SE6tE Of
Mississippi. that the business of said
County requires that Special Term Of
said Court should be holden thcreins
THERkFoRE. be il known to al whom it
may concern, that do hereby order and
direct q special term of said Circuit
Court TO be holden in, and for the said
County of Madison, TO commence on the
fourth Monday Of January next. and to
continue until the business therein may
be disposed Of.
Given under my hand and seal this
10th day of December 1889
l. R. NICHOLSON. L $
Judge 7th Jud- Dist
To the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
Madison county
A True Cory.
Aftest, VIM MONTGOMERY, CFx-
Dec. 81. 50-3