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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

MR.. CLAY, rs THE sOUTH.--we have
carefully scanned DE proceeding Of ihe celebra-
l'ohf Of ihe Fourth n July throughout the entire
s'uih' aud We must confess ouf surprise a. me
great cordially viii which he Eame ~ NJ.
'taf seems every where % have tecn received.
We might OH cor paper uiih loasts compliment
aff 50 him, giFen ga Virginia, Norih Carolina.
ia'h Carolina, Georia, end indeed Ell he
souihern States lis name - looked upon a.
'hf railyIng Poini o. he opponents Of De Ad.
la'ni'iraiion, and ihe fact hat BE- u he mos,
Reared BY ihe powers that b.. may b. Inferred
tfoa ne circumstances ihai 10 Ire ioasis conden-
mallory q he Wig parry. no name q de whig
eandidaies ios ne Presidency is nen,ionsd IA
hat eonnee'ion, bui Af Ciavs.-BaH Ck-sa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

AN OFFICE SEEkEG.-A Mr.. WILLIAM
PtcHIN, of Baltimore, who says he ais he o!dcs,
editor and printer in the State offers himself as
a candidate foT the House OF DELEGATES Of Ma
ry!and, and as an evidence OF his fitness for
TIC ohlee, states IN communication in the Pos,
mat he has resided with his Son-in-law. Mr..
Moses Hyde, about two years, not only pro-
Tossing but practical chrisuan-a temperance
man, and asuperintendsnt Of n Sunday school g"
But, as further evidence Of his mctiioriops
claims, this practical christian" say<-"In the
Democratic and Jackson cause, INV best efforts
were yielded; and sincerely believe no inJivi.
dual has made sacrifices TO greater amount. Nv
making Inc Chronicle Jackson paper, 4 few
years since, II lost four-fllhs Of its adverti>ipg
and subscription patronage, and nv ruin was The
ultimate consequence. sun, political nsyieet
tsayS Mr.. has been my portion. asked for
'"ah boon al the opening OF the present exist
lug stale Administration, but private and skulk-
ing malice has irumphed over the weight Of my
appeals" &c. lie adds tina, he has had br,
!'iie Of the loaves and fishes" and makes the
most Piteous appeals to his Van Buren, friends 10
send HIM To the Legislature, and tlus give him
taste Of the public crumbs.
Mr. 4. has certainly discovered the true road
TO The Democratic public crib, and boldly pur-
sues IT, lie IS aware that the question is no
longer, "ls he capable, is he honest s''-but. Has
he been a brawling pariizan, made Sacrifices. y
ana become bankrupt IN pocket and character,
10y his christian" labors in the Democratic
church," And by this test OF qualification, Mr..
Pts claims must be irresistible. Surely "lhe
party" IN Baltimore will no longer neglect" this
practical christian"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

The Wheat and Rye Harvest closed Ibis
week IN this county, and seldom have tho fsrm-
era reeped grraier reward Cor their labors.--
The crop Is unusually large. and the grain said
TO be Of the best quality. The season has been
hne Tor The production Of grain, and equally good
for securing It. We hear no complaints amongst
the farmers-and Ihis may be regarded rs the
best evidence Of the quantity and tie quality CT
the present crop.
Some Of cur millers are offering Al per bushel
Tor wheat, deliverable his and The ensuing month
The ost crop Is good aud The corn looks pro-
m'Sios. Potatoes, and all garden productions.
never more abundant. Turn our eyes IN any
direction, and We see the mos, ample cause for
gratitude and Thanksgiving to the "Giyer Of eve
~ good and gracious gin"
We learn that a new kind OF wheat, Of sure-
rinr quality. and which yields much more album
dainty than any hitherto raised in this county.
has been cut the present harvest on the farm Of
Mr.. ions WrSoNo, near Shephcrdsiown. Mr..
w. obtained the seed from Mr.. Stonebraker az
Maryland, Who became IN possession of small
9uAhu'y, by accident, two or three years since.
From three bushels and three peoks sown by Mr..
w. on ground not the most favorable part of his
farm for wheat, he will, is thought, have yield
oil at least lbs busheis-some competen, Judges
say $50 bushels. We have seen few heads
as specimen. They are very large. and contain
many more grains than the heads Of wheats now
generally grown in this county. II attracts much
atiehton, and - evidently new and very SUI
Peuor Kind Of wheat, well worthy the attention
OF our farmers. In favorable season. and land
not unfavorable to the production Of wheat. IT
Is believed At will always yield from 20 to 50
bushels per acre.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

mas table exhibits VA striking lish, he c,I,-,
expansions and coniFaciionS og,he r,,-..
cy have ON the import trade
One article, molasscs. seems not to have b.
affected ey these changes IN the currrnev A.
value OF that imported IN 1886 Vas ST or m.
and IN 1898 50, SOS. 225
In The import Of another article, VIZ. cote
mere was, relatively speaking, bu, a sinai f,.
ing on The total value IN ls36 was 50, 653.rse
and IN 1888 s7.6iO,2I7.
Sal' Is the ouly commodity, or at least he o.t
conmodi'y Of any importance. the irnrvrt i.
which increased. In 1896 the total value va.
s'24,S2'; ia 1893 u was si,C2s. AIS
IN The exports, the chief fsilin,, Of was m --,-
Ton, tobacco, and rice. la some ARTICLES Of %,
Poti ihcre-TaS an increase, as will be seen hy ip.
sPeeiing the following table:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

In The list OF promotions and appointments in
the Army of the u. y. issued from the Ad,u,au,
Generals Office, Washington, July }, ls59, We
find the following:
Second Regiment II Lfmirp.-Scccnd Lieut.
tenant WILLIAM ALuuSris, 4, b. 6rs; Lieutenant
i'iJu'y, 1889, wee Casey promoted"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

OLD TIMES.-Thc. following is extracted
from an old number Of the London Magazine,
of October, I775. II shows the march aud pro.
gress Of ma,rimony amidst the ,urmois. battles
and SlriGcs Of
'.faicfeii, lag. 29h.-Last evening, was mar
RED, the Hon. John Hancok, Esq, Prrsidcn,
OF The Continental Congress, TO Miss Dorothy
Quincy, Of Boston.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18
DEcLARATIoN d INpEPENnrrcr

DECLARATION or INDEPENDENCE
The house On which Mr. Jsasr,on
ssToie The DselaTsiion b sGll standing. Al
the south west corner Of Seventh and
ha;kei streets add u nov occupied ~
store BY The Messrs. Grsiz Dr.. Jeasf.
con bad Fooms IN a. ss LOGGER. when
menbeF q The Congress u 20 The
onginsi drah, witb The iniefliaesiions. nsd
sFsssons, q nou deposiied IN he Hall q
ne AmeSicaa Philosophical Socisly 10
ihis eiiy ,--PtA. Gassffs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

DEATHS poINGS-Gcn. JouN F1oYp.
and AuarsrrN s. cLArroN, Of Georgia. died
few deys since. -
Gov. G'LNra, at the las; accounts, was 50 M
tina: LILLE or no hope was entertained OF In, re-
covcry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18
90

CoRRECTIoN.-Ey some miSapprchension.
the day for holding the Wing Convention. ut
stanton was enormously put down tie 3lth
Of September. The Convention j. L. b.. held on
WEDNESDAY TIE 25ru or sEPTEN.
BER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18
Ma. WEBSTER
~. S. Ga.sifs

Tho correspondent, of The Courier and Enqur.
eT writes thus from London:
"MF. WEBSTER Is in London. at the
Brunswick Hotel. in Hanover Square
This gentleman is great lion in society
here, and makesA remarkable impression
by his conversational powers, and Il ap.
pears Is inundated With invitations by the
learned ana other institutions. and indi.
vIduals and expresses himself highly graf
ihed with every thing here. Mr.. WEI.
TER has not yet spoken at any public
dinner, but II is hoped that the proper
occasion may occur, and curiosity 10 hear
him Is much on the stretch. lie is Oh.
served 70 attend frequently at the Houses
OF Parliament. and devoies time 10 all
such inquiry and obssrvsiion az might be
expected to be the objects Of attention 10
so remarkable a man"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

THe Han sToRs-Fs~ psrsons. Va
suspect are fully aware Il the dsusto
oeeasoned by the late severe storm 4
bail. a recent ride through . portion q
The district, % ubieh II expended ns fav.
ages hss nsde us scquainied 9Th he
extent d The destruction II has isfi behind
H. The cora has been completely strip
ed q lis leaves. The stalks IN many tlscss
having been cot 90. o. nddisd-ths Co.,
baeeo sad eabbags pianis destroyed. t8.
c0nihe water Heloa and csnielops ,iass
cot into small pieces. snd he leaves 10
some insianees stripped from he trees 81
a gentleman living ~ he neiehboufhoo5
o. Elk Ridge LsHdink measured anumbsf
o. The bail stones. and found many %
them 81 an oval shape. tvo and hsg by
two inehes.--BaH. CtrOaiss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

1'H W S".h Ase AiftAhaht ana Hie sfaif9fra u bod
we have no ufRc 70 make comments.--GEobs.
Tie following information is fforn return,
made 10 he Post Office Department. and la,
been politely handed 10 US fof PUBLICATION
tCieb,
.NevPePers, .asg'sziHe,, r,.a Psriod,,aIs pubic
81 ~ he CHiifd states, 10 Juiy, ls5g.--Maine o.
New Hampshire &c vermont -; Mss.aehn
tat Bosiou, 50 1916 Rhode is'and a.. Connie
iieui 81. New York Cat New York eity ~ 25t
New Jersey 30 Maryland az Baltimore 2gl a.
Pennsylvania Cat philadelphia 10 go. De-
Wafc ~ District of Coiumt "a at Washington 1 d.
~ Fifginta (at Richmond iOl So; Nurih earn
liDa 30 south Carolina 20 Oeorgia 81, Piouts
EefnirV y Alabama ~, Mississippi 50. I,o,n,.
ana Cat Mes ofio ~ iOJ 76. Afksnsas {. Ter
nesiee so ksntnchy 80 ONO tsi CinciBnsg
90 l6t. Michigan -, Wieconsin Trrniory
Iowa TERTIARY B INDIANA CO. lainois %. sis
soou 2J-Toisl 5SS.
of ti~ above iiG are published daily. a d..
weekly. 30 'elni-seeidy, Ehfo3i onee urra
TIE remainder are issued seni.montbly. u,oar..
b and quarterly. principally ms2anses and ,..
Wees Many ci lhe dauY parers also ISSUE Co.,.
HrtsIysi srnl- ueekiYs and ueekiYs Tbiuy-s,rI
afe DO Do German lsnruarr -four 90 ii,e Frsn,a
a0i one l fhe Spanish. several of Gle $50
orleans paPeu are pfBied in he Ffenrh ..l
EagIlsl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18
VIRG'A FREE PRESS,
@RAiAE8STOw1.
TMURsDAA July IS. Isao.

MR.. cALHoUN.-Thisg gentleman was in
viied BY the iriends Of the Administration in tho
e'iy Of New York to deliver The Fourth Of July
Grafton IN that city, for the benefit OF "the party
HIS letter, IN reply 10 the invitation. will be
found on our 6rst page. II will be seen that he
Is more welded than ever to his darling sub
treasury scheme. and that his love for II seems
TO have ooh'eraird al! former records Of oppoSi-
ton to the Proclamation aud 'BlooJy Bill party.
Tickle me Van. aud III tickle you,~ seems
TO be his motto now
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

UNLicrSsED PHTsicisss.-The New
OIlsans City Couaeil Of the first munici.
Paliiy, have passed % ordiosncs impos.
ing . hns q one hundred dollars on
Phlyneians Or tpoihsesriss vbo pfsclies
Sithous . hcenss, sad prohibiting he
i'essing q bandbills. anaouaeinR ne core
Of diseases under he peasliy q go.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

The Cincinnati Wig notices 20 the following
manner, Mi Clay's aulYalin thatciiy.
Ma. CLAY.-MSoy Of our cilizens. on
Friday evening bad the pleasure Of con-
vefsing with this great statesman Of the
age MIR. Clay Sfrvsd in Ito afternoon Of
Friday. and lelt next morning. He passes
directly through Ohio-in his whole pro.
gress through which lie will shake hands
with warm fiends-snd visits, for the
hfsi time. The Falls Of Nisga,a. From
thence, be extends bis journey as flr east
a. Saraioga Springs, before returning 10
Kentucky.
We have never seen SIR. CLAY looking
~ better health. The last ten wears have
dealt kindly with bic person. snd We fond.
" INDUCED the belief. during his last 81.
at. that We were looking upon she man.
Who 81 three score and upwards. would
appeer az juvenile IN the executive char
~ 10. When ~, terms qill commence.
as ever did Madison or Monroe.
The idea Of ne Wh.s eviIeany dat NJ.
Cav b. 10 b. Ffesdeit AFTER General Hanson
shall have sersei one tenn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

ToUGH.-The New Orleans Picayune
tells a story OF an Alligator hunt, which
occurred not fai from that city not long
since. -Four men, 10 two DAYS and =
halt. killed sir hundred and fng.seren Of
the monsters. The only way TO kill them
Is with rifle ball. the vulnerable oar, be.
ing The eye.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

Governor Seward of New York has j..
sued another proclamation fslaiingio The
burning Of houses and other buildings.
which have taken place 10 Clinton coun.
~, on the northern frontier Of the State.
" appears that these incendiary attempts.
though discontinued for ubilp. bagr
lately been renewed and that considefa.
BE alarm prevails among the people a.
that region. q reward Of two hundred
dollars - offered for ,ho arrest and con.
uehon Of any persons known 10 have
been concerned IN fling dwelling houses.
barns, OF other STRUCTURES. TIE maeis.
ifaies ere snloinsd 10 be ,igilant in bring.
ing such offenders 20 punishment All
extraordinary expenses incurred IN secuf.
Jog persons guilty q The offences. will be
paid BY ihe executive department u the
Slate Ball. .1nNiean.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

FAHsloS IoassoH aad LEwis EsmL are shs
naaees e ~ Cadsu feesaug sdmiusd INTO wsss
Peas Arsdeny, ffsm vIEiaia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

AZ lMPaoBtBiLITY.-A Western paper
IN speaking Of the likelihood Of the cleo.
ton Of certain candidate for Congress
says there IS no more chance for him
ihsn there is for SSlan to regain his seat
in Paradise.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

Ia accorJance with the reeommends.
ton Of The Central Committee. the Wbiss
.oi Virginia have alresdy commenced he
appointment Of delegates 20 the proposed
state Convention. Nsnssmond county
lsadsthe van.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

Sa6sai'sips.--''Ars you the man 81 The
house ~ inquired q stranger Of denizsn
81 tbs city, The other day. 'No. BOT nv
wife %. was the subdusd response.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

Cool' Saaaer.--An astronomer af
Hempsiead, Long leland. ssys be has
eoonisd. 10 the month u guns. no less
than eleyen spots on the san's disc
ihsy are consisatly shifting.
~ y Mv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

a man sged sevsnly.tevsn, Who is liv.
ins 9th his sixth wife, snd has twenty
six children. hes lately moved ffoin Baaa.
10, y. y. 70 Iowa because he thinks that
the increased value Of land IN the now
country 20 the course Of twenty years.
vii enable bim 70 live free from toil after
that period - Boston POST
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

In 1888 our imports from Grrat BRIAN w,,.
nearly thiHy-seren millions less than IN Is5e a.
from France nrnsfcsn millions
In 1896 the commercial balance was. rs cShih-
tied by the cusiom-houSe books, nearly l,rsniy-fto
millions IN favor of Great Britain Ia las. The
balance Is bcaIly len millions ia favor OF The I'M
ted States
nearly sirfesn millions. In less II was less thar
two millions.
The following exhibits the total value uf the
imports and exports of the States which v.rr
most deeply engaged IA the foreign trade dufrs
the year ls.r:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

~. RIvEs. - vneiais, vill vat BE
saFaiega spfiags ihis SIMMER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

young man IN Georqi,. named Bar
Der, go,mauied on the 20,h ult. and hung
himself on the 2ld. II young men are
resolved 90 irying both sorts Of nooscs.
ihe matrimonial and tie hsngman's, they
ought always 10 take The latter fret.
Lsgifr.Hs Js,ynai.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

"WhiK' and Dsmocrsls OF Love u no
politics. Is the title Of a new comedy in
three acts just published 10 Richmond.-
It's highly spoken Of by the prssG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

" WHIT. 8 ~ namsf'-A paper was is-
sued IA New York on Saturday with the
quaint title Of "BRoTHER JOSATnAN."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

Ilf vHIlous facts her stated abound m instrue-
Ion 20 both ils merchant and the statesmen bgt
we have no umc 10 make commenis.--GIoIs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

ihf export oi cotton good, of dcn.c,,Ic t,.t.,,.
u can ls@s was S3,55-.555. against .. al
40 "a 1884, aud 50 2J5,5ji in 1896 The char
AlolN OF domestic oo'tons IN leJS. were 10 ts
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-11-14

mind, which, wherever they may be found
bumbly trust no minor differences in matters
.of human opinion will ever prevent me from
duly acknowledging or yelling Just respect,
Cunning, and certain species Of popular tai
enl, he indeed possesses but these only render
him the more dangerous in times Of public ex-
cltemenl and illusion When he first entered
Gen, Jackson's cabinet, expressed my Sc.
rious mjsgivings of the resultto Judge Mclean,
then Postmaster General and others; and the
mischels which then apprehcnded have been
more than verified His whole course has
been that Of political disorgonzer, whenever
it could promote his selfish schemes. Party
arrangements and even the sacred ties Of per-
sonal friendship, have both by turns been cold
ly sacrificed upon the utter of his insa,ate
ambition"
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heen produced by the arrangement Of on
monetary system, FOR they dcrangcd H. The,
made the state banks, they destroyed the Uni
,cd States bank and theirs is the accountable
" for whatever Of evil may arise, and has a
risen. from those causes.
Surely. the people have not forgotten tho
strains of exultation which we're poured forth
nv every ocoloco MINSTREL al the impetus Civ
on 10 every species Of IralIicking, by the sud
den multiplication Of banks, consequent upon
the population Of the United States bank. The
betteT carrency ne were told, had actually beer
given to the people; and the returns from The
custom houses, as they would show un increase
in the importation of foreign fabrics, were
waved in triumph before the eyes of the wings
as evidences OF the enhanced prosperity of the
country, and the wisdom of The admnislra
ton that produced it, 1t was not then discoy
cred that this seeming success in the financial
hypothesis Of The party was the result of over
trading and bloated circulation The banks
were not then denounced as privedged swnd
ers. The purchasers Of public lands were
not dubbed heartless spectators. The mer
chant was not denounced for trading on Dor
rowed capital and as a person whose destruc
ton ''no honest man ought TO regret" Willis
the gloss was on their experiment they glorieC
in the Banks, for they created them; they re,
oqed in the excessive importatons, for they
caused them; they gloated over the enormous
land sales, for the money went into their peck
cts. During this extraordinary state Of things,
the wings we're Knocked by the glowing outside
of affairs. If they yenturcd to question the
reality Of the gittering pageant, they were
scofied al for their infdeIity. The locofocos
every where triumphed, They triumphed in
the deceitrul, but gorgeous aspect, Of every in
terest-and on that account they also triumph
ed at the polls! Now that their schemes have
failed, their systems have exploded, their ex-
porments have miscarried, will the people take
the inane and scurrilous invectiyes ofthe party
against their own measures as atonement for
the WIDE spread ruin they have brought upon
the country? Will they regard the abuse
which is heaped upon the merchants as an off
set TO the cmbarrassmcnts which have been u(-
flicted upon commerce? Is the lavish vtuper.
alton bestowed upon bank officers compensa-
ton for the destruction of the currency? These
are questions which have to be answered at the
polls. Let the retribuiye justice fall upon the
authors OF the distresses Of The country!-N
q. Bee
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-11-14
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

IN pursuance Of an order of the Probate
Court Of Amite County, granted at the DC
tober term, 1889, will sell, on a credit oil one
and taco years, to the highest bidder at the door
of the Court House in Liberty, on Monday the
10th day Of December next the following
described Lands, to-wit,-Lot of fractional
Section No. 10, Township No, 2, Of Range 2
East, containing sos 8ol00 ocres,--aso the
South West quarter of Section No. 8, Town
ship Q, Of Range East, containing l57 5l-lOo
Incres,-also the North West quarter dissection
"a, in Township 2, OF Range 9 East, contain
ing 1853 96.l00 acres,-also the North Eas
Quarter oil Section q, Township 2, Of Range
East, containing 1853 96-loo of an acre, --olsc
the North East quarter of Section "a, Town
ship 2, of Range East, containing 100 acres
Said Lands lying in the county and Stale aiore
said, and subject to the widows dover;
ERASMUS CASTOR,
administrator.
October 80, 1880. 44wb
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NOTTCII.


A. WAS COMMITTED to the Jail
NfN Of Ami,e County, on the 28th in
10y slant, by John Walker, Esq, a JUS
nv tice Of the Peace in and for said
w. county, as runaway, negro man
-. - who calls his name JACK, and says
he belongs 10 Mrs. Lucy Smith, near ST. Fran
cisyille, La. Jack is a likely negro-dark
complexion--slout built--about 40 years OF
age-5 feet inches hgh--has scar on the
left side Of his forehead and another on the
left side of his head--hos marks Of the whip
had on cotton shirt casslnet roundabout and
cotton rantaoous, an old fur hat--no shoes.
The owner Of the above described negro is
requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges, aud take him out of Jail, or he will
be dealt with according to law,
NJ. NJ. WHITNEY, Tailor.
Liberty, Oct. 81, 1889 4St
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

A LII persons that are indebted to the Es-
IA tate of Jeptha Harrington, Deceased, are
requested to come forward and make immediate
payment--and all those that the Estate WIN
have claims on the 28th of January uext' wl!i
please make arrangements punctual ", as the
situation of the Estate will not admit OF lndul-
gence, we therefore cannot give any. we
will receive Post Notes on the Union Bank,
Post Notes on the Agricultural Bank, Post
Notes on the Planters Bank, and Post Notes on
the Commercial Bank, of Natchez, until the
first day Of January next -
H. f. HARRINGTON,
A. W. HARRINGTON,
Executors.
Oc,ohor 90 1899 43-tf
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
WILKINSON County.
Probate Court, October Term, 1889,
VINO all persons interested in the Real Els


VNO all persons interested in the Real Els
tate Of John Il. Deloach IA mnor)-
Greeting You are hereby cited TO be and APP
pear before the Probate Court Of said county,
on the Cd. Monday Of December eighteen
hundred and thirty-nne, and shew cause, il
any you have or can, why the ReaI Estate OF
said John Il. Delouch should not be sold, to-wit:
one undivided ninth part Of the following tract
of land lying and being in said County, and
bounded as follows, to-wt On the East by
lands of A c Dunbar, on the North by lands Of
James L. Trask, on the West by Samuel and }
w Leatherman, and on the South by Z A &
&c J Thornton, containing five hundred and fl:
ty acres. .,
Witness the Honorable Nathaniel Scudder
Judge of Probate Court in and Tor the
County OF Wilkinson, The second Mon.
day in October, A. D., 1889
JOHN c. alexander, CLK
BY THos. w, HAYES, D. c.
Issued October 8, 1889. 44w6