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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-23
From The .Mo,gantorn Republican }


As The approaching election Tor ra,llOtiS ~ tI'e Wv :
General Assembly is al hand, and ieehne an a,,H
ie,v tina, the people Of this County, and OF ms
raI District should be apprissd OF the Po.uc"'
n,en,, of our several candidates, as well Tor 'e oue
ol Delegates as for the Senate US well Us hiee p'
lion of Inc yolers Of Monongala county, desire, anu
call uvon every candidate, to uVow his sentiments !"
I,,ion to Senator Of the U. s. through 'ie co,u'n"S
If YOUR paper, or in circular letter to The people, Ue
fore the election AS your columns are open l" l,Ge
discussion of both political parties, u" one Oh ''e CAM
dates hope will be backward in coming 10" "ara uH
showing bis hand 7 his course is absolutely necessary
az there are seven eight gentlemen ow spoken Oh,
candidates fofhe Legislature, and oncoufth u Tue Ps'
ple co no; know their sentiments on the question aoo'
io-The Legislature has indefinitely PoS'Po"eu te
lion of L. $ Senator this session, and ~ no" oeeoes
necessary for the people To say whether 'f s"'
be- sustained or not Mr.. r. course, must mere re
mark. has surprised every honest Republican. lie IS
not only identified with The Wbig party, bHI ne mas cut
himself loose from the Administration m f'i0 ne issue
will then b., Rirss or no RieesOpposilion OF Aumln'S
ration Let not the people Of this, and The s6o'n!hg
counties be persuaded that Treasury or suo treasury
will be the issue No such Thing that question Is Ialo
aside LET the Democracy arouse - iut',. lahy
around their principles, to the support oi ihef
virtue and their character, and sweep on lnis party
,yhich has been attempting TO undermine both.
"'''N" 49," ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
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POE'Fas Z
Mrcr YER REMAINS r~=u"a.'

CFrom the Mac York Erearg Post) .r,errp
K FROM The HONORABLE DANIEL " 10 y ir
io,,on to his friend David u. oedcr, I'D ~ ~, ~ :
nSo, Tho ~, ,;,nI n,ose into u,crcsl eonPcis' 10
,uug ing the Presidential canvass, ,e war wi,
er tho writings OF MI. Webster "'''"' '
Titan:
i've received your kind icttef,
,oston 10 saw, am great! you, '
et ea,re nous, II IS hare 10 S;,n;, md yojp.
'H'!, ,,,,, cjcsr al could not have 'HteHdsd'
a'ns IL IL ,hi.-"That dispute must be ended"-
y MOI nor IN, ' tout,h of July ncl" -because-
srnatc was just nbou, pdd GR slsuss ;e.,,,.,
.nu,s, aud the swotd' oh', Os winch ie'aC'e"'
20 .ouId have ccrtninly been councractcd.
III I have meant the mext fourth oIJriy,
ssb-a TO ne socate, aud not TO deiys
had an Ambassador FIRST 10 lie sent,
~ j"ir,endsd''-t wi;hou, any rncSet,l
we him set sail in the 9Th Of Juno paekeH
And thus you perceive, could hardly rcly
IN hi. reachins his port by ne1t 'niih OF 'e!;
Tho ronr,h o; july. Sir, why who docs not isei
Tim, iha, is the day Of all days, Tor "ur zeai
Then COR ycornanry shout, and senator" sy
p,onn.o hsh dec on that gloiuusday'
So remember, dear David, stick TO my }m8''
mean, July fourth, bu, not July ''heLt'
/ know there arc those who VIII Iead tns epH.!e
Tins f,rsnd then, stop TO think-or, 10 nf'Ste;
And seine Who may doubt MS to what ,,ht ,I
Ard nsk Whit sGd-And yet i've 20 1ienueu
Nv ac,s and intentions that no one can doaot
Tina, said wha, meant ~hat J SAD, Ien'o ou''
10 truth sen, ,iI jd (S' i ySu o%ton 10
aid thai Forsyth and Lord Melbourne we, ,sd "a"'
Thai the land in dispute WIS not p"'o 10 " "'u
Ry ne ,ocistion, but some day we,dHy
To get il BY force on the 4th OF July ,,7
MOI asai. nrsyremep,ber, how could say neiN
go 6s lime was so short, and the question SO 'eaE
I believed that The treaty tbetween you ana me-
tyh;cb no made with John Bull IN the yea, o.
u,% cI.,rIv d,fned all the bound,'es oi Name,
And though, We could find them by compass ano '"''
imsanr Governor Fairfield should make a , su.'e!'
.mT ho ,ssIy 10 s,t,lc the question scme day:
Same ;,h of JULY not the inert, nvcT--,
q, do not forget this nveTment, de-" 'i'.
In shor sir wanted 10 dghi.ayc, t"St"m",
Bu, much more wanted our Envoy 10 oan'e, ,;o,
nn,iI--hn I've done, for feat ina, 'ne na,'O y,
yy,Jcali these few Iirrs, my ''HeLt Jul! o'u''o"'
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Veru VaiuoGie LANDS for Sale.

Pery pdiuub6 Limbs TOR Sale.
YHNIE undersigned, intending TO remove to the West,
take this method to notify the public, that they
wish 10 sell the following Tracts Of Land, to wit:
One Tract lying on Beaver Island creek. containing
22 acres of which about 100 is bottom land, with
a comfortable dweiilnghouse and other necessary out
houses
One other Tract adjoining the above lying immedi.
alely in the Fork of Mayo and Dan rivers, continuing
800 acres of which is l66 Of bottom land. with
comfortable dwelling house and convenient outhOuses,
adjoining the Town of Madison which IS OF the most
commercial end enerprIsng villages in the Upper cnun'
try. .
creek, containing about $50 acres large portion OF
which is bottom land and with good improvements.
Two other Tracts lying on Mayo river, containing 73O
acres we'll improved, and has on it grist and mill,
The site Of which is cqua! 10 any in the State.
One other Trac, lying on Beaver Island creek, con-
tanning 600 acres.
One other Tract containing about 400 acres lying on
Beaver Island creek, with very comfortable two story
house just finished and other convenient out-houses
One other Tract containing between Is and 400 acres
upon which several improvements and could be d.
vded TO suit several purchasers, lying on Dan river
and bounded by said river the North west nearly two
miles; supposed 10 be about 900 of bottom land
and has it dwellnghouse Ga feet long, and 20 feet
wide, together with all other necessary out-hcuses.
Also, e or 8 half acre Lots in the Town Of Madison
part Of which well improved
The most of the above Tracts of Land are joining
each other and situated in the county of Rocking.
ham and Stale Of North Carolina, and in the immediate
neighborhood of the Town Of Madison.
Also, two other Tracts, known by the name of Aliens
Delight one part of which is in Rockingham and the
remainder in Stokes county, containing about $50 acres
bounded the South east by Dan river for about two
miles, has about 200 of bottom and it has also
good site for mill 1t is situated as 10 suit either
or two purchasers
The above Tracts Of Land are in very healthy
ton Of country all being we'll watered, with plenty of
good wood land and the soil is suitably adapted 10 the
culture Of tobacco and grain of every description.
The undersigned being determined TO SELL earnestly
solicit those who may wish TO purchase in this part Of
the country, to come and examine for themselves
RICHARD WALL
WILLIAM FERREL.
Feb % 92-3m
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Eg0yt's lottery OGlce

HOYT al,rnys Vic'oriOusHos II fl, another prize
sold to country patron and the largest Prz" sold in
Richmond in the Alexandria Lottery No ]. drawn the
10Th inst Hoyt always sells the biggest prizes Orders
for the al 000 and ali other prizes averised should be
sent TO HOYT, 10 ensure success.
NJ Another sold in Sussex, No. Nos ii 10.
Prizes in every Lottery sold md paid by liorT
Drawing of Alexandra Lottery, No ], drawn 10Th
80 20 43 43 40 40 al % II 8 Ga
March ~ loot
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SYEs.gYTO.97,S LOTTERY Office.
Rich and Splendid Lottery, for Doth April, SsO,Ouo
% 900, 10000 10000
Alexandria lottery,
Glass No = for 1850, TO be drawn at Alexandra, D.
G. positively on Saturday. 10Th April 1889.
- MAGNIEIlENr PRIZES
in ElOtecry.

- Drawn Numbers out of rs.
Tickets only $50, halves TO- quarters D, cghths 5o
Certificates Il packages Of 26 Whole Tickets SGD
Do do % Half do l3D
Do do ST Quarter do G5
Do do % Eighth do 32 so
Tickets in all The Lotteries and the really lucky num-
bers for sale n, STATIONS Lucky Office. Look .-2G9
Capitals, sold and cashPd by Stratl"n-ihe All fr'ze
ScIcr-in a lillIe over II months. Address
~ STRATTON,
Mach n r0f-tfl Richmond Fa
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NEV GUN AND PISTOL STORE.

ED ESPECTFULLY invites Sportsmen of Richmond
HA and its vicinity 10 call at bis New Gun Store,
Main street, opposite the Farmers Bank of Virginia,
where they will find him prepared TO execute all orders
in his line punc,ually and in the most durable and fl
nished style Guns, Pistols and Apparatus for sale.
II N Shot barrels that scatter or shoot badly, al
tered 10 shoot we'll, or 10 directions.
MaIch l6 93-Ot
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iSfYUffOn's office.

Drawn Nos in Sussex county (Del) Lottery, No TO-
drawn the 9Th March: - =, 20 :,
Ticket Nos. 81 81 56,
DO DO DO DO 6 81 3! s. all sold and s''As' by
Do do II 2l 81, .,r,o,
Drawn Nos. in the Petersburg Lottery, No ?, drawn
A. co D CO II GO - 81 - ca $
Whole Ticket Nos 81 "a, another small prize Of
$780, sold and cashed by elkAIioS'
days and making 276 capital prizes besides bushels OF
small ones all sold and cahed in litle over ~ months
Drawn Nos. in the Richmond Academy Lottery EX.
ira, No g. drawn The 18th of March: .
GO 81 so 81 81 II 81 Is 60 42 10
Whole Ticket No ~ 81, prize Of $500
do do. II 81 62 do. do. 200
do do 4 81 81, do do l0o
All sold and Cashcd By STRATUM, The all me
Seller.
Tickets by the package single ticket for sale at
STATIONS Lucky Office, lllh Street -, r
March II '0-u
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE All persons haT-
q inc claims against the Esia: OF the ate Pleasant
Harwood dec d, requested to bring them forward
properly authenticated for payment ana al persons in
dcbed 10 said estate admopshed to make speedy pay
men, of the same us | am determined TO close my ad
nnisalion said esate and shortly make oSuiou'ioh
thereof. shii IN d. .r"
March Ig3-w4w'l Pleasant ". Harnood
rAGIE HOTEI,-The subscriber has yielded to
The earnest solicitations of his friends and deter
mined 10 continue at his old stand in this place, feeling
the deepest gratitude 10 those who have heretofore pat
ronzed him. and he is determined still to merit their
cement, by keeping an orderly and comfortable
House where all who may choose to CALL may be assured
that the sc,est attention will be paid 10 their ease and
comfort THOMAS MATTHEWS.
Tappohannoek, FEB. 26, 1889.
March2 9o-~2m
NEORUS MULTlCAULlS.-5000 Cuttings, grown
VI by D. w Carter; 3 ounces Mammoth. yellow !;
3 ounces Two Crop, white ] ounce Yellow Ball Silk
Worm Eggs, for sale by J. II D. LOWNES.
March l6 ~-t
A CARD.-The subscriber having removed his office
"a to FARMvILLE, prince Edward county, all COM
municaions for him. should be addressed (PostPaid 10
him al that place.
F. n. WATKINS, ArroRsEYAT-LAw,
(Late Of Prince EdUard Court House,
March 16 99-w3t
NTOTlCE.-The subscriber residing at King William
~ Courthouse, respectfully offers his professional
vices in the Courts of King William, King & Queen,
Essex and Hanover, which he will hereafter attend re.
guarly-Ofice at his residence at King William Court
Feb q [S9-wl2w] WIN n GREGOhY.
MTEW CLOVERSEED-Th Subscribers have in
" store, and offer for sale at market price,
900 Bushels Prime New Red Cloverseed, in casks
and bags Of 10 10 bushels EACH of superior quality and
free from ripple. WIN. & THOS. ADAIR.
South Charles 81.
Baltimore March 81 1889. l0I-5t
City Of Richmond Scrip for sale.
CERTIFICATES Of Deb, of the City Of Richmond bearing per
Office of James River Kanawha Company, deliverable
the time Of the application or at any future tine EI HSd Upon
Sscreary Of tic jane, Rirer and Eaaorha Compcay.
J.pa 76-~tIJuIy
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NTORUS MULTlCAULIS.-5OO 900 Cuttings, grown
VH BY D. w. Carter; 3 ounces Mammoth. yellow !;
3 ounces Two Crop, white ounce Yellow Ball Silk
Worm Eggs, for sale by j. h. ID. LOWNES.
March Ii W-t
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By tho Gorernor Of The State Of Virgin,a
A PROCLAMATION

ES7HEREAS, by an Act Of the General As,e,,lIu
w passed March 24h 1855, entitled IAN &C, n,ou
ing for the Of lands in this Commonwealth
the Executive is required, the assls,an, as
sors shall have finished their respec,jy-y
issue proclamation requiring the several Boards Of
cpal Assessors to assemble al some convenIen ut time
place. thin their respective Districts 10 be- designated
the PfoclamatIon do therefore, IN conformity with ,5
provisions oil the SAID Act Of the General Assembly ha,
by require The said Principal Assessors to assemble on m
first Monday in May next, at the to "ng places and p,
coed to the execution ui The duties required &c them M
law, viz:Josrah tloilrman Of Isle OF Wight Ecnpr,
T. Winston q: Louisa, William \ Harris 81 Pur. ana
WIN Carey Of GreenbGer counties, Principal Assess
to constitute Board for the first district, composed
counties Of Princess Anne, Norfolk, NRusenIoao loo -
Wight Surry, Sussex. southampton, Grecnsvil!e p,,
George, Brunswick, DuwiGdie, Chesterfield U.r,
Hanover New Kent, Charles CITY, James CITY VIZ
Warwick, Elizabeth City, Gloucester. Mathew. NS'
dlescx, Essex, King i Queen, King William Cs,o''rs
SnotiSyIvanla. Stafford, King George, Westm,r.snI'
Lancaster, Richmond, Northumberland, Accomsc ,rt
Northampton to convene at The Borough Of Norfolk.
Mathc" W. Kemp Of Gloucester, John II Knight o.;
Noroway, John Kern r, Of Hampshire and Bepam;n
Brown oil Cabrl counties Principal Assessors 10 con
sue Board for the second district, composed Of al
the oher counties East OF tie Blue Ridge 10 convene q,
Charlottesville in the county of Aibemare.
San.ur! MofIet OF Rockingham. Bnrwell 3 W:rhes ,r
Brunswick james w Walker OF Madison. and Jnno G.
Srngcr OF Wood counties, Principal Assessors To ccr,
tuie Board for the third district composed u. , ccnr
lies between the Blue Ridge ard Allegheny 10 couycos
al the Court House OF BoletOur county:
Thomas McCuioch of w ashington, Wi!liamC Lewis
Of Rockb:iGse Joab Early of Franklin, and Charles
Thomps of Hanover counties, Prnc pal Assessors I,
constitute board for the fourth district, Composed #
all the other counties of the Commonwealth lncludps
Montgomery and Monroe which also lie on both sides f
the AIleghsny, TO al the Court House Of Mou
gomery county.
All The said Districts being arranged in the OF AS
sembly, first herein recited and which the several
Boards are referred TO ascertain their respective limits
Given under my hand. as Governor, and under
r1 the Lesser Seal "f the Common eah, at
t''"J Richmond. this 18th day Of March, Ir39 and
63Gd year o! the Commonwealth
DAVID CAMPBELL.
March II 9c--llM
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March II

TEyERRUR-1he full brother to Eclipse, Lgnrioo,
IL Shark, Black and Bay Maria; and amongst lie
largest thorough bred horses in the State Of Virginia
being fully 5 feet inches high. and well proporponrt
He IS beautiful dark brown he will stand Al Charlotte
Court.hnuse Va, at 25 the season, and 81 TO the sroo
For particulars, see hand bills
T.. P. RICHARDSON,
K. J. GAINES
Feb Is -olwGw
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PERMITTING INK-Just received at this 9h.'r;
supply Of Johnson celebrated News lnS' U 70.
Ter use, which will be sold for 80 cents per poss"
cash.
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a CARD.-The subscriber having removed his office
"a to fARMvILLE, prince Edward county, all COM
muncaons for him, should be addressed (postpaid) 10
him al that place.
F. n. WATKINS, ATToRSEy-AT-LAw,
(Lqte Of Prince Ed0ard Court House,
M.x,h 1e nQ-u3t
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Tappohannock, Feb &c, 1889.
March = J0-~Zm
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City Of Richmond Scrip for sale
CERTIFICATES Of Debt of the City OF Richmond bearing per
cent interest," payable semi annually be obtaiued The
Office James River and kanawha Company, deliverable
the time the application future then fixed upon
w. Z. CHlTTENDEN,
Secretary Of tic Jane, Rrr and Eaaorha Compeay.
J,n2 76-wtlJuly
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NEW CLOVERSEED- The Subscribers have in
" store, and offer for sale at market price,
1000 Bushels Prime New Red Coverseed, in casks
and bags of 10 10 bushels each, of superior quality and
free from ripple. WIN. & THOS. ADAlR.
South Charles 81.
Baltimore, March 81, 1889. l0l-5t
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NTOTlCE.-The subscriber residing at King William
~ Courthouse, respectfully offers his professional ser
vices in the Courts Of King William, King & Queen
Essex and Hanover, which he will hereafter attend re
gulary -Offce at his residence King William Court
house Communications by mail strictly attended to.
Feb 81 [S9-wl2w] VIM. N. GREGOhY.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-07-12
PROPOSAIS
For ublishi5g Ii Yasoo City, Mississippi
a aOeeklg newspaper, to be entitled the
ataeS IS isyF4a a. Democratic rT1aio4i.
~ vIIII ~ h. ToLBERT 8 6.


By WILzlhM II ToLBERT & co.
M.AVfNlS been solicited by the united request
Of the State Rights and Democratic parties
of Mississistppi and especially Of this section Of
the State, we have been prevailed upon 70 pub
fish week Hspaper, to support that creed Of
politics, which the name we have assumed de-
monerrates. Firmly persuaded that the liberties,
prosperity. happiness and Independence Of the
south. are deeply involved ID these momenfoug
QUESTIONS, now agitated throughout the Union.
The period IS af hands when i behoopes every
friend Of The South to avow and support those
principles Of tight acd interest," which we solemus
II clam b. the charter of our confederation 70
Enaintain the integrity Of the constitution. the
purity Of the administration Of the general gos-
ernrent and the sovefeign indepe denee 70 lhlch
we are entitled to as people.
The Welfare of the South has been too Tong
neglected--hef original nagnanimity and honor
are fast sinking into dlsrep uI own tate e
a sinking instance Of this fact I'D our supine-
ness well nigh reduce rs 70 northern yassalage
hasdisoro anized community g one time eIpl-
nendY p1ospefon and destroyed the means q
recovery from en- barrdsnient for years.
Such policy has prostFated our energies. lead
us into nnnfiss proiscls, heaped ppon Us corrupt
and pnpro 6tabe corporations: which alnnosl casl
a stiQinasupon the good faith and honor 81 the
State. These errors Should be corrected tae
times demand t leg ns ID en- resolve 20 81 us q
them, and assume that enFIaDle. condition ~
should be ENLISTED e che republ y is Just {
ourselves, Vs shenld Dc g n order g ee2e IS 81
that ereduiity of d ndeneas long hsbit has 81
gendered among us.
We here tpeak q nlsn of southern pfineipl e
and TO those devoted Is that 0rioiaai sense Of GOV
eminent, under which ae Constitution 81 this Is
public was freed upon and settled
Our Object isnol q mar the good fseine b
the north and south or To- sllake that s. hieI
SHOULD exist cen thenls as Hation, but 1nete
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-07-12

NEGROkS--siX men and one
- woman, viz: A boy named ST.
mon, 90. years old. black, stout made, full
face, high cheek bones, about FIVE feet ten
inches high. Horace, a yellow boy, about
five feet six inches high, spare made, a bnshy
head, about 90 years old. Abram, a black
thick made boy, about q years old, five feet
six or eight inches high. Ben, copper
colored boy. about six feet high, between
black boy, 10 years old, five feeteightinc
high. Little Simon, spare made boy, FIVE
feet ten inches high, very black, about 20
years of age, has stubborn look, and Sabra,
black girl. tall and spare made, narrow
faced, about 80 years old-she is the wife OF
Simon. The clothing of the negroes is not
reeollected; but q portion of them had on
when they wentaway white knseys. The
| boy Horace carried away with him 9 black
fcloth dress coat. All of ths above negroes
crossed the Mississippi river on the night Of
the 2sth of March, IN Millykin's Bend, carry
1 ing with them a shot gun which they stole.
4 The gun is very long one in the barrel--8i
! least five feet long, Of ordinary size, percus-
sion look. AS a part bf the above described
negroes run away several years since, and
i made their way up )he river, but were taken
above Lake Washington, / presume they are
now embarrassing to reach the upper States
Il I win give the shove reward to any person
& who will deliver the above negroes to M
u William H Ellington, who lives on said plan
81 tation, with 81 charges paid, or secured III
any Jail SO that can get them. Any persor
securing tie said negroes in jail, win pleas
send word to the subscriber at CIintons Mis-
! lsissippi, Or to VIM Fl Ellington, At Vicksurg
, ii win also give reward Of $50 for BOZ
5 who run away the latter part Of Septembe
: last, named Charles. He is about % year
!. old, six feet high very likely weighs abou
: 200 pounds. The said boyis frost bittenol
j his left foot, and limps as he walks his LEI
i eye tooth il the upper jaw IS out. He wa
broughtto mississippi BY Doctor PeeTce, iroI
Ruth ord countys Tennessee, and sold !
Hinds county, ldississip pis and presume b
4 will try to get back--as lie once succeede
In going from Mississippi n Tenn zee. Ti
boy eS>tyI deny his oWner, IS he i "a the hal
81 rnnsdng away, and has invariably dob
so. Any person possessing information
said boy or securing him ID Jail, win ple3s
+ write to me at Clinton, mississippi, o. to D
William Fl Ellington, 1t VicksbnTg
April Ia-41-3t JAMES M WALL
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-07-12
40 s


= tQe of s. decd 81 trust scutsd
on ~ dag oi anuaIy a 1885,
uichie and che undersigned
Alaenu Rodgers and wife to secure Is
oa Harris aud John A Rowan. lhe
pHao eiglt Thousand dollars; shall
e. public auction, 10 lie highest bidder,
ls cash, q gzoo CITY. Eormeily called The
town 81 Iancle IA the county Of Yazoo
Eand state q AZ pp, on Saturday. the
~ day Of llgast, s ID le90 at Tie hour
of o'cleck g ~, the loilowinQ described
Hands. lying md being il catnty 81
B0ligaf and State aioreaid. pafRolg the
s0nthWe an lion nllnhs epen.
teen, and sou ~ md the ngrtheas Quar-
fefand the cas- half Of the nokhwes sls
Eterof section napiber eighteen, and le
north and lle soul ast garter of sec
flor nnmber nineteen, ID t0Wibhip number
twenty y number eialt west; and
lots numbered one eight twl, and nine
lot section number seven, and ots number
ed three, eight, four, seven. fi$ and six Of
section number eleven, and rs numbered
-four, eleven, five and ten ofkeCtion NUM-
her twelve, aud the north half and southeast
quarter and east half of The southwest qnafr
ter 81 section number fourteen, and tbe
north ha Is Of section number fifteen, and fhe.
northeast quarter and the east half Of thu
northA quarter Of section number twent1.
| five, il township number twenty, of range
numbeTn nine west
Such tide only as Is vested inlme blythe
aforesaid deed oftrust, will Be gwen 10 the
purchaser
JOHN AfBRDAUGII, Trustee.
Yazoo City, June 8, 1899 4g--ll.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-07-12
HarrodsbnFg Springs.
Take Notice.

TINA r several promissory notes given
by me to VIM, r. Courteney or order,
each for the sum of $687. so. dated on the
Sd July, 1888, amounting to $2750: LIST,
payable months after date; End, payable
IL months after date; Sd, payable Is months
after date; 4th, payable "a months after date.
I am determined not to pay unless compel
led by law, as the considerations for which
said notes were given has failed.
JAMES BILLET.
Yazoo City, April 81. 43-tf
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-07-12
Ilke NeaOeN COtton Press.

WESSRS. SWARTWOUT & CLARK Of
1Nl Vicksburg. are our agents fer the sale
of the celebrated Newell Iron Screw Cotton
Press, which is superior to all others now in
use.. The agents will be constantly suppl-
ed by the manufacturers of them.
JAMES WILSON & co.
Feb Is 32-13t