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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-19
GElR

Governor Mcdonald was inausuraed on the 9Th inst
IN the Of immense crowd in the State House
His brief bot appropriate Inaugural! Address will be pub
lishrd in next The Legislature had previously
counted the official returns Of The vn'es, and found Tint
Mcdonald had 1861. Dougherty 325l7 majority 1897
bill has been Introduced into The Senate TO reppa!
the act authorizing general banking-and bill is intro.
duced nore etfec'ualIy compel banks to redeem their
paper in specie BY this bill is provided that during
the suspension Of specie payments by banks those ns
tuiions will be debarred from commencing suits any
notes, bonds, &c due them Where suits have already
commenced they are to be continued to the next term
OF The Court &c During the suspension the banks are
prohibited from transferring notes, bonds drafts pay
able at and discounted by such banks The Charleston
Courier publishes the following extract Of letter dated
Milledgeville, Nov. o." There is strong feeling
against The Banks here There is but little doub, that
they will be required to pay specie before long lose
their charters. The Bank OF Miedgevile has been
protested in 900 cases. and am told they will be sued
each in Magistrate Court The Legislature decided.
ly Administration, and will cry aloud aud spare not,
where Banks are concerned /"
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DEATHS.

Died city, Thur.La; Evcnins mat Of Tyrhus Focr
IANE. " ILis. of Charles Ei-
benefits of liberal edncson
r rlduatcd with honor aud distinction at tho Military Academy
Wc- Point For subsequent to the Completion 81
his udIc the profession EG.ncc having been
employed credit promise uiu. usefulness,
public work. PranSvly,nli aud Virginia. hhe social Circle
rcSide k nss will be severely felt There, the
ircloG han aud to HIM displayed it, happy iniucGc"
Joys of sunh communion H. had
cI, The indulgence the brightest visions fhope, for he
1cnrcd, uuinh" and energetic The that has CHILLED
Ia, been mpo, 10 a Who knew him but
~! durable larpn"ss
Died rh. cy, Sunday night, JCLA AMANDA CREES, tbs
youngest Of Thomas Green, ESD the 4h year her
." she had engaged the syuaIs a" all ~ho knew hrr
his child like bud broken off from it' parent stem
She di"d easily tender baby sinks in,o the Of sleep
Ddt Luks IN the iHih OF Luxe 1IERSAs, which
place SundIy last Tho city q" Bimof- loses of her
rSiimsjc gIan ned through long cs@T.r o
f,r perfect integrity Of character mcrchnn high
peeab,iy AID GsciGrrss citizen Mr. Tier
lrcauh lot emga"a to the H. states ~ rafH
mhnh! for ugwards Of 90 has been resident oi i'
this n!ed devoted
self With application sHd distinguished suecass
wh snc unb-nln. pniy that the mcrcbhti" character Of TIA
might BE- have received uirG reelected ~ '
m aI Though he lived old the death 81
useful and y valued citizen, nlway. premature 10 hc
circle aGialc y his h"raty auh WORTH IT." death Of Luke
Tirrnan will therefore, and though the 81 he subject
deep regret u this conmunity-Rit Patriot, Nor. II.
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rights purchased with the blood and treasure OF our Fa.
Tiers and b e,Irrn. and which the same blood and
treasure ID be again 10 devoted secure and defend
them
For these and other innumeIable blessings bestowed
by all powerful wise and bene voen Deity, becomes
sacred duty Offer this voluntary tribute C! gratitude
in addition TO The apart by the Injunction OF laws
humnn and dirir,. For wherefore should line nations
say-where is the God when God is The Creator
Of heaven and enr th-and as suc, him esery knee
shall bow, and esary tongue shall pra:s>. and whose
abode IS in The high heaven-to whom tn:e free VIII
offering may prove .,crsplnble and render more @or
thy of The dressings which invoke a continuance
10 and evry por,i. n m this favored land-ir whose
welfare and ptnsperi. a's bound 10 pray for a
continuance and lncre ". Tire that lhs appeal
may merit jour aenlic ard approval
remain your friend and Il allow CITIZEN.
A. II. COHEN, s. P. L.
Nov lG lS3D
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By tie Governor Of TIC State Of lugtnia.
a HROCL lanai kON.

IMPORTATION having been received by the Executive '
Richmond negro slave, the property Of MI Bonhan %
Clarke county charged With cslta lony has escaped bon"
and going lnrsci have thought proper to 'nn
Of One Hundred Dollars 10
who viii ap.hend La sad slave Richmond "L
him the m Of Ciahs county DO moreover f"qGn
c.y military HrG request the People oi The Con
onwra their s escfions ap2fshcaI the saG esoh
that he may be brought 10 Ia.'irs
Gwen under and uadcr tho lesser ss
9th" aIh AT Richmond this 18th day Of No
t'h'L'! yrmJcr, l-3o tsign"dl bAFID CAMPBELL.
Richmond described ns black man, feet or inches hig
fora, when spoken to- hts lei"
the "rt; dressed when the on"nr"
buc rounlatost Of failed cloth 'sed WOODEN
Jean. pinialoons, and straw hat.
Nay 5G-wiw
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Il knn SACKS Blown Satisfactory filed
aoBVDAH GOO sacks Ground Alum.
For sale, WORKMAN, MeGRCDER & co.
.NfrHlfOn'S office.

TJICKETS in all the Lotteries and The really lucky
n Numbers for sale at STRAIToSs Lucky Office -
Look ,-422 Capitals sold aud cashed by STRATTos the
All Prize Seller, in a little over II months.
Drawn Nos in Maryland State Lottery No q, drawn
Nov -:
"a % 30 10 % q 10 ~ ~ SO
Ticket Nos 9 az A., sold and cashed by Stra,ton
Drawn Nos in Sussex County LOTTERY No A, drawn
Nov. IA:
" 4 GO AZ 80 . % % "a al % 81 ca II i3
Ticket, N"s % Al a., sold and cashed by Sra,lon
Dawn Nos in Va. Mononsaia Lottery No Z, drawn
Nov. lG
Is &c II 80 "a 90 80 l . 50 0 81
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Accidents on the Railroad.

The Presiden, of the Richmond Fredericksburg, and
Louisa Railroad Company advefses that "On the 18Th
inst the rear of our long train laden with merchandise
suddenly blown up about Two miles above Louisa
Court House killing The train hand, stunning the En-.
CINE driver and fireman, and scattering quantity Of
goods far around into The adjoining fields The explo-
sion took place while The train was in motion, and the
fact ofthe eunpowder being boxed and in close box
car ofon,ed carpentry was not sufficient to protect
from the subtility Of the sparks This powder
signed by Messrs Ellis Elicit 81 Co toa Mr. Boulware
near Newark in Louisa and the boxes Disgusting il were
marked "Sundries. &c The President threatens 10
prosecute any who carries gunpowder on their
trains
The Mail train the Fredericksburg Railroad ran of
the track on Sunday morning. which delayed lis arrival
a few hours-no body injured.
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reached this side Of the Potomac and therefore We can
only Judge OF IT'S com pex"n by The political cha,aerer
OF It's author and the accounts which Of the Wing
presses of the North have rendered of its contents 1t
rs SAID TO be ssvere-We have question, acrimo
NOUS, illIbern and mi ust What the .7uthor Of Tie
Declaration of independence attacked by the Secretary
the Hartford COncention Faugh! "A little cive, good
ApoihecarY."
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Correspondent nominales Col Joseph Watkins, ns
our mex, G"vsrn"r-A nd another nnmlnaes Iutaa Pc
Ter Daniel the next Senator of the T. S-We are
sorry that we cannot publish them to-day but they will
appear in our next
"A Voice from Southampton in The Norfolk Herald,
nominates Francis Mallory, Esq of Elizabeth City, as
candidate for the Governors Chair
u We shall repub!sh in next, from the Fincnse
Patriot Mr. john I Anderson's Communcs"n-nnd
then any reply which may be made-und h,n shall
be done with that sutlrct.
Various Communications on hand which shall forth.
with lppear
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'apers in the Stale will please copy.

"Give thanks the Lord proclaim His Nance make known
amongst People His wonderful works nCnRoS. l;nSi ~
Bethrfn Friends and ftLOr Ci-'ns Of the House u Is.
rue and CongrcGnton Beth Shaiom. House n Peace,
in the City IF Richmond and Stute Of IIrgnia:
Having been humble instrument in first endeavo
ing excite public attention as TO the ProPrey at oo'
serving Day OF Thanksgiving Humiliation and Pra, er,
IN Conformity with several Of our less favored sister
Stalps-and having been precuded by circumstances
beyond my control from participating in The call OF our
riluw citizens the Clergy of this city, (Which whilst
addressed o the people, is evidently confined 10 The
sect)-and not wishing By this exclusion to appear
less Jealous in promoting the laudnble object OF
uniting with them the performance OF this sacred duty
Il have presumed on the liberty Of inviting my Breth
rem TO act in conformity with The Of our fellow cIl.
zens Of this and other Of sister States by appointing
day of devotion and Offering of gratitude 10 the God
of Israel as Supreme Creator of the Universe, Tor The
many b ssnes bestowed IN common with the rest
Of this favored nation also in having distinguished
and selected u.s. from all The nations O! The earth rs tbs
peculiar people and eceptacles Of His Holy Law Con
which every other, divine or human, is based) and more
particularly in having placed lo in land where lie
rph,s of civil ard religious lb'riy are guaranteed 10
every citizen without distinction of sect or paIiy:-ines
Unable blessings when compared with The prosecutions
and cruees inflicted the effects of bigory and su.
perstion which in deluged the world IN blood
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PENNSYLVANIA The last Philadelphia Inquirer est.
mates The canal tolls for The present year al about )! 600
OOO-the expenses at S500,GOO We have thus $500,
O n nav The interest Of our State debt which amounts
10 nearly $4,000 COO per Il is thus clear Ina,
under preseut circumstances and with additional i'm
CREASE II The rate Of 81 100000 per sRnum.
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Federal majority thus far
Federal gam

Democratic majority in the State last year 234
From the above, infer that the Federal candidate
for Governor has been elected by small maJory-Pso
badly by about the msjority he is ahead The De-
mo'ratIc majority in the State last year was 2o4
I'VE believe the legislature viii be DemocratIc-the
Senate, certainly, we think
Tie Baltimore Patriot of Saturday evening claims
from the returns from seventeen counties majority
Cf ! 331 fur the Wing candidate for Governor-and
says that /" In the eleven counties yet 10 be heard
from The Wings had majority Of 50 votes al The last
election which will doubtless be increased cow vi the
~ Senators elected this year. many as are SAID TO
te Wigs; and Of the SO members Of the House, 81
Wings known TO be elected, with more than an equal
chance Tor several more" The term of MIR. Lyon,
Senator Of the u s. expired las, March. His vacancy
Is now TO be filed
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virginia State Lottery,
- Drds,n Numbers.
LOTTERY AUTHORIZED BY THE
State Of MARYLAND

TO ERECT
Iou. HaH ana otAer building. III. Cay Of Baltimore.
Glass No 3, for 1889
To be positively drawn in the City Of Baltimore,
gtGatsdag. 27M .'orembsr 1889.
Under The Srperlntpndenee Of Commissioners.
Tie h0llsy Of Ms Capital nil ,sceiee 10000 Hen
YsLnnsr ScuEnx -S35,2 95, 1855. 5000, $50
COO. $50, $3.50. 1900; 80 Of coo, DC, &c, &c.
80 no Louery-t5 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets only $40, Halves 5. Quarters 3 80.
Certificates u Packages OF Is Whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do 10 % Half do 81 90
do do % Quarter do 81 20
n Borders from the country promptly and conf.
deniialy attended To- If addressed TO
n STRATTON.
Nov 10 [56-al Richmond, Va.
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run HE c. NIsHEf
THE BANKRUPT BANKS

.TnH NE uHFJ " t"' - s.. "'1'' :,
II seems, ha, the Governor of the Commonwealth has
declined 10 discharge his duty under the laws which
80 him IN remove the depostes from the Banks 10
some other place of safely, and to prohibit the public
Snas from being longer deposited in these fahsss
oor.,ions lie has acted the opinion OF The Attorney
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MARRIAGES

Married Mitchell Prince George Co., "Wednesday e'"
ming the Rev. Nj Christian. NJ Dawn llESRY RELD OF
Mrs SCsAs REED daughter OF VIZ. Ena, Reed
Married AOrNen, the Of thc 18Th Irnnt, by ES
Rev e. Meade Doc RosERE w HAsAt Of is cttt,
Ms J,sE K. M,eMrNoo, daughter OF DAVID HssenOoh4,
E,y Of hlLrmalic
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theodore Dwight has published book which he IS
pleased 10 call 1.-The Character of Thomas Jefferson
es0Ihl!ed in his own writings THE Book has not
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Fiour-The news by the Oxford, that depressed
the money market, raised the price Of hour"n Philade
phia fair TO good brands which sold for Sc in the begin
ming Of last week al limited demand, sold brsky OH
Thursday and Friday at Sc 2o.-ln Baltimore on Thurs
day there an advance in Howard Street Flour Of
from 4 to IL l2 cents in the barrel On Friday the
market unsettled, owing TO the rise in New York.
Holders asking further advance Of ~ IL %
els viz: SO 81 "a q so. Stock Of City Mills Flour
exhausted
The Rochester Democrat Of the Cd says "The
and temperature Of yesterday felt win,ersh We are
informed that The mrrs in this section Of the country
stop grinding The 18th instant, aud that The Forward
ers draw off their boats all at The time This will
leave bot 10 working days after TO day, 10 supply New
England and New York, which places are now entirely
bare of Four.-'The price is SO low in New York, and
the utter mpossbiy Of procuring funds in the country
such, that a much less quantity will go furward than
would otherwise be for the interest Of the country This
is fiction; for at the present time, we are informed,
there not 5000 bbs of flour in New York; whereas
last wear on The LIST Of November there supposed 10
be 200 600 bbls. at the least calculation"
The n York Express suys:-"For the last month The
shipments Of Flour England have been very large and
now they are continued To France To such an extent
have these shipments been made, that not only has the
rate OF exchange been carried down to per cent but
Bills are quite unsaeable Add to this are now al
The CONNIE ncement of Cotton crop, which rs IT
goes forward will bring England in debt 10 more and
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morton plurality. ooU -
''No choice of Lieutenant Governor, as Willis falls
behind Morton, and The Abounists voted for Wendell
Philips against Hull; 81 cast in New Bedford in
that way. II. 9
M,cmlGAs-In this Stale, the Wings have carried
their Governor and perhaps both branches OF the
Legislature. The last Globe says:
MICHIGAN ELECTION.
ave extract the following returns from the "Detroit
Free Press Of the 9th inst
GOVERNOR
Counties. Farn,corth, (D) WOodbridgc (Fed)
Branch 100 maj
Livingston 96 :"
Monroe $50
Wayne 49,
Calhoun S maj
LeDawee 25
Macomb, 10 s"
Oakland, 60
Jackson. 360
ST. Clair, 130
Woshs,enaw 534 {"
In cham 10 !"
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The nezt Speaker Of Congress.

The Philadelphia Spirit Of the Times romina les Mr.
Pickens Of South Carolina Speaker Of the House =
A Correspondent Of the Baltimore RPpuhIcan recon-
mends MIR F Thomas Of Maryland The n. Times
Conservative says at is probable that there will be
large number Of members on the ground early in the
week preceding the opening of Congress The selsc-
ton ofcandidates for The Speakership be settled by
both parties Mr. Bell and Mr. Dawson OF Geo are
spoken of by our friends Mr. Pickens OF South Caro-
lima and Mr. Thomas Of Maryland, appear be most
in favor with the Administration party.
Correspondent Of the New York Evening Post
notices The article the Times, and The idea
of electing MIR. John Bell, - thrice defeated and
thrice rejected politician He also vindicales DR..
Duncan Of Ohio from the attacks Of the ~ Y. Times,
but adGs: THAT the writer in the Times and all Others
similarly effected may not be alarmed hereafter, about
the anticipated election of Doctor Duncan the honors
OF the wool sack take The liberty say, that the
Honorable Alexander Duncan Of Ohio, is not a candI.
dlda,e and will not be candidate for the duties of the
Speakers Chair " The same Correspondent ('who
signs himself John Smith Jr Of Arkansas') defends MIR.
Hugh A Garland The late ClerE Of the House, from
the attacks Of the rimes-prononnces strong and
beautiful eu!ogum upon him-and oscares, that he will
in all probability 'be elected the Office he ably
filed after the demise of the late Mr.. Franklin"
Yesterdays Alexandra Gazette states, that /" Mr.
Pickens OF S C, will probably be The Administration
candidate for Speaker of the House Of Representatives
and Mr. Bell Of Tennessee, the Wing candidate for The
office. In tina, issue. go most decidedly for
the high minded South Caroinian, in preference TO Mr..
John Bell.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-09
I SIiEKIFFsS SALE.

Williaip Rankin &Co Ret'nnble to Holmes
ysycnditio cxdonas Gilcuit Court, 10
sameel Rsrett, e al. } April term, 1850. !
EY virtue Oh the above stated case Of
vendltio exponas 10 me directed, ]
shall expose 70 the highestbiddor for cash,
before the court housesloor in the town oil
Lexington, Holmes county, Miss on the
first Monday in March next, the following
described land, TO wit: the b 8 q Of
sec IS, and the VIII offs wa ofsec 36, all
in tnshp IA, range 3 east; levied on MS the
property Of defendant Samuel Barrett, to
satisfy the plaintiffs and cosisoi suit.
!. w. PICKINS, Sheriff
OF Holmes Go. Miss.
Jan 70 l2---tds
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-09
COKONER'S SALE.

4
II 6 Runncls, ct al Reiurnable to Holmes
ys6 faon boi,d tiicuit Court, to April
w G Kenny, ct al. tern, 1889.
EsY virtue &c iho. above stated execution
to me directed, | will expose atpublic
sale to the highest bidder for cash at the
court house door i'd tlc townof Lexington,
holmes county, Misp on the first Monday
&C March next, the following described
lands to wit: the e /. N W q see. "a, town
ship IA, range eastcantalnipg 81 acres,
and The b v I'm ca sec "a township Ia,
range Q containing DO fifty l00thsacres
more or less, levied on as the property u
said defendant Klnuy. to sulisfy The above
,tated execution add cost.
JOHN G. REEVES. Coroner.
Feb. y l2--ids.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-09
SiiEIlE'E"S SALE.

John Curran Silas White
vs. venditio cxponas SIS alias e IA on bond
Observation-Disclosures t al. Jeaer:2n Fatheree, ct al
Returnable to Holmes Circuit Court, to April
term, 1889.
ESY virtue Of the above stated cases
shall offer to the highest bidder for
cash,beiore the court house door Of Holmes
county, on the first Monday Of March
noxl, the following described lands, 10 wit
the ) b Of Sec 70, lpshp l6, range 4 east ,
the " b Of n Q qIsec 8, inshp Is, range 5
east; the b 4 . q Of sec 5, tnshp l5,range
2 east. Also negro man, Charles, %
years. Old, leyiedon as the property Of JET
terson Falhereo, TO satisfy the plaintiffs
and costs Of suiis.
i. WI PICKINS, Sheriff,
BY w. r. AUSTIN, Deputy.
Jan 90 Ie- tbs
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-09

s w Oalsey 4 Co. ncnediokdBcnedick,u use, &c
VS. al & ii vs.
.FlemingsSz Bennett. Same.
Wanger 81 Hanson, Retnrnablc t. the u. s.
vs. Circuit Court, 10 May
Same. term 1872.
icy virtue Of The above stated cases to
me directed, by tileHon. circuit court
u. S. | will on the first Monday 10 March,
next expose to public salc.ior cash before
the court house doorof Holnes county,
The following tracts and parcels Of land, to
.wit:sihe d sec. I6t ID 70 east, con
Raining $50 and sixty three lOO,hs acres,
" 4 81 ! 81 d sec. 10 IA east contain-
ing so acres, b Of p q and b Of . e q
sec, 9t IL 4 east containing l50 and
sixty nine 100ths acres, " h q sr q sec.
II / 10 70 east containing 79ninely one
l0Oshs acres, levied On as defendants, ind
will be sold % satisfy plaiutiIis debt and
costs; sale 10 take place wilbin the hours
prescribed by law. s. ;
WIN. M. GWIN, Marshall.
BY ,. +. COOK Deputy.
Feb. 2 lS-3t. PRS Fee. &C
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-09
SllERIFES SALE.

Vincent Galloway Returnabls to Yazoo Circuit
vsffa courl, 70 May term, 1899.
Maguus T Rogers
DY virtue Of the above stated case Of
- 6ric facious TO me directed, shall
offer to The highest bidder for cash, before
the court house door If H.lines county on
the first Monday Of March next, The fol-
lowing described lands, to wit: the b S
y. q the " hseq the " hs " ode " h
n " d The Z . his q The 5 b " h ne q,
the h Q h s Q q of sec 30; The " h n e q,
the " INV va Of sec 81; the 5 hwb n e d,
the " b n " q Of sec 20; the " b NV q,
the VI hswq Of sec 10; all ia tnshp l3,
range 2 east; and the p q q Of sec IS,
tnshp IL, rarge ! east; levied on as the
property Of Magn,ls r. Rogers, TO satisfy
tho plaintiff and costs ofsiiit.
1. w. PICIkINS, Sheriff
OfIiolmes Co., Miss.
Jan 81 l2-tfs
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-09
kHERErFvS SALE.

Henry B AfIDniei RetHrnable to the Holmel
ys vsndido lxpsnas Circuit Court, 70 April
John Adaps. term, 1883.
MpY virtue Of the above stated case Of
40 yenditi exponas to me directed ]
shall expose y the highest bidder for cash,
before the court house door Of Holmes
county, on tie first Monday Of March
next, tho following described property, %
wit: the Il Of the h off, " q Of sec 81,
tnshp l3, range 2 cas-, levied on as the
property Of Jvan > Aaj1sns, 10 satisfy the
plaintiff and lcssts 81 suit.
T.. W. PiCKINS, Sheriff
OF Holmes Co., Miss.
Jan % l2=-tds
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-09
SilE.sIrF,S SALE.

w w Whitehead
vs. yenl,tio exponas
Joseph McGinty, Rsnrnable to the fIolinrs
BeasIey 4 Thompson Circuit Court, to April
vsvendito expcDas term, 1889.
Joseph McGintys
10 Y virtue Of the above stated cases d
~ Erie faciuses to me directed, shall
expose 10 the highest bidder for cash, be-
fore the court house door Of Holmes Co.,
on the first Monday Of March next, The
following described lands, 10 wit, the "
u se q Of sec 81, tnshp l6, range east;
LEVIED on as the property Of Joseph Me
Ginty, 10 satisfy the plaintiffs and costs 81
suit. Nv. PICIxINS, Sheriff
OF Holmes Co., Miss.
Jan 90 12.itIs
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-09
NO1'll'E.
a GREEABLY 10 40 order of Tx

n GREEABLY 10 40 order III the
A Hon. Probate Court Of Holmes
tunty, Miss, obtained at the February,
Pm, 1889, The undersigned as admins.
htor Of WIN, Haney, deceased, viii on
onday the 18th day of March, 1889, OK.
Pse to public sale at auction, 10 the high.
| bidder, uponacreditof Twelve Months,
e 4 b e b q " qandn hwhneq sec 10,
eshp. u, range 2 east. The purchases
fIl be required 70 give bond with appro-
I'D security
CHARLES G. JASPER, Adm. ]
Feb. 9 l3etds.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-09
SHERlFf,S SALE

St1Ehff t6 . ALE.
Terrell, Bernard & Co. Warner & Bayard,
I've yendiiio exponas y yenditio exponas
Taylor & Erwin, ct al. Taylor & Erwin, ct al
John Stone, Jr Cave a. Schoffer
wv venditio exponas vsvenditio expoHas
TAYLOR e. Erwin. Abner Erwin, ct al.
Returnable 20 Holmes Circuit Court, to April
term, 1889.
SA1E1Y virtue Of the above stated cases Of
~ venditio expenses TO me directed,
i shall expose 10 the highest bidder for
cash, before tho court house door in the
town 81 Lexington, Holmes county, Miss,
on Tie first Mondaysin March next, the
followiag property, to wit: the e b sw 3,
the v b sc 9. the b 9 hsw q OF sec 81,
tnshp IA, range 4 east; The nh 2 bof the
a " q, the q NV b ofn q,nhe hne q
q he h " qss p v 70 e'q sec 5, tnshP
10, range 4 east and ono negro man
named Frank, aged % years, and one
negro woman NAMED Emily, Is years old,
levied on as the prnperiy Of The defendant
Erwin, 70 satisfy plaintiffs debts and costs
of,suits. y I. w. PICKlNS, Sheriff
= OF Holmes Co, Miss,
Jan 29 l2tds