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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10
GEO. RAGBY 4 Co.,
Gr0cers end COnsmtsst0w JNler.
chants,
OFFER FOR SALE

q
OFFER FOR SALE
CUU SACKS LIyERPooN Blown SALT,
30 Ground Alum - do.
IS hhds. N. o.. Porto Rico. and 81, Cros
900 lbs Loaf and Lump Sugars -
600 bags Of Coffee ofalmost every ssads,
half chests extra fne q unpowder Teas,
90 Glib and lab. boxes do andImps
900 sides Sole Leather. good and damaged.
30 sides Upper do.
10 dog. blue painted Buckeis.
100 lbs. New Orleans rehnsd Sugars
1000 lbs. crushed Sugar for preserving.
10000 " Wesern Baron,
100 kegs Blasting Powder.
90 Duponfs Fife do.
SO casks Nails unj Spikes. ID to ainchss.
10 hl,as. brigh, retailing Niolasses,
10 barrels N. Orleans do.
25 barrels n. e. Tar,
1900 lbs. Dutch Madder,
100 Spanish Flotant Indigos
900 Shot, assorted sizes,
10 tons Bar Iron,
500 lbs Sheet do, So
900 Spcer.
GOO Wire 10, Hsnd IL.
80 boxes Tin Plate, IL.
l2 pieces Negro and Boat Blankets.
30 barrels Sweet Malaga Wine.
half pipes Sicily Madena do,
l ar casks old London do do, very hus.-
9 Gases Wool Hats,
cases Boots and Shoes
$4,000 Cigars, from common 10 very fine,
900 lbs. Blislcred Steel
10 boxes Patent Sperm Candles.
Is boxes Tallow do,
5000 lbs Lynehburg Couon Yarns, assorted
sou Ginger Root,
rs rcams Wrapping Paper,
30 do Cap Wnllug do,
20 do Ieuer do,
5 barrels Tanners Oil,
Also, Pepper, Allspee, Alum, Copcras, Domrs~
tics. Wood aud Stone Ware, &c, all on the most
favorable terms foI cash or IN barter.
September % Ct u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10
Nj ARKIED.

On the I'd inst, by the Rev. Jesse Powers, D,.
WIN. p. GARLAND, TO Miss MALvINA OssIAs, cid
est daughter Of Maj James Garland Of Nelson.
-, on the 26lh nit, at Capt. Payne's. Of
Campbell, by Rev. NJ. A. Dunn. Mr.. PHILIP A
PAYNE Of Mississippi, to Miss LUcRETIA A. S.
Mitchell.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10

C. Another member of Congress, James G.
ARord, Esq. of Massachusetts, is more. He
died on the 9Th u after illness of several weeks
Mr.. A. although young man had attained censide-
Fable eminence politician, while, as a member
of the bar, he babe fair reach the highest honors
of the profession. His premature death is severe
loss TO his State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10

u" The Enquirer is quite excited by the deela
ration oil war 10 the knife" made by Mr. Leigh al
the Stanton Convention. To borrow another of i,s
own lhread-bare figures. ait speaks The fury of the
Pyihoness without her Inspiration" Ittels us that
the Wings have waged such war before; and asks,
what spoiis have they collected" None, sir we
do not belong 10 the spous party. When in power,
we did not lavish the Offices of the county upon the
followers OF the camp, much booty, to be dis
ribued to gang Of mercenary hlrelings. The
Wings fight ior neiple--not for pay. Should Mr..
Clay ever be installed in the Presidential chair we
shall not see him followed 10 Washington by host
OF ofceseekels thick the locusts that dafkened
Egypt in the days OF Pharoah.-There will be but
few remopdis-and OF them the chief portion will be
OF those who aie Incompetent, uniaiihful and dis
honest-the remainder, Of those, who, coming 10 un
del the Ploscrptive principle, should be made TO su
fer by the application Of their own rule To their own
cases.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10

ters or treasury notes Is every man 10 b, his nv,
banker ISSUING six cent currency or is the go.
'ernmenl to be the banker for ALL and To swallow up
state aud individual rights in the grea, central gull
OF consolidation" agans, which the Enquirer some
years ago SO frequently warned us. bu, of which we
now hear nothing from that quartsrl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10
One Hundred and Eighty-thrcc
a. X Il :.

lying on Ivy creek, in Bedford ounty, within hall
mile OF the Tract last described. 1t is well waered,
and contains sufficient quanIry of WOOD LAND
for the support Of the place.-Sixty Acres of this
Tract is first rate foreground and the upland is now
in good Stale of improvement.
LARGE sfock of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10
TWENTY ACRES,

lying the Forest road and adjoining the above
mentioned TRACT, nearly half OF which IS heavily
tmbered the balance recently cleared. On tins
Tract there is a good DWELLING HOUSE
This is Of The best stands the Forest road for
a blacksmith shop, wheewright shop aud Wagon
yard, it The first good spring (ater leaving Lynch
burs,) which is convenient TO the road.
A lsa ami her L L A l,I cunIaininn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10
ATTENTION.
Oct. 10
.1sfeMfi0m Com s,sssy, No. A,

s7tfeNStON C0,NpMMy, NO. u,
INCLUDING that pnn Of he town extending
Il from the Market house 10 Stablei's corner, and
from the river back TO 9TH 81. Parade 10 front Of
the Reservoir, Saturday 12th INST. AT 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. EDW'D. W. VICTOR, Captain.
Oct 10 Ii
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CAR WALLS,
Free Is0DerS Lost,

a BOUT March 1888, between Lynehburg and
"A Prince Edward Coun House, lost from, my
pocket my FREE PAPERS. My freedom is re-
gistered III the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court
Tor the Corporation OF Lynchburg. Should any
one have found tho papers aforesaid, he will be so
good AZ 10 ret urn them ~ by mail--dliccird To
Lynchburg TARLTON JAMES.
"A iiee man Of collar.
Out. 10 otsis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10

C. The President has no. yet returned from bis
Electioneerng tour. He is delaying his departure
from New York as long possible, SO that his per-
sonal presence may be felt in the forthcoming cleo
lion in that State. This is all right, however--al
least his friends find nothing in it TO censnre.-
Messrs. Ponser, Paulding and Kendall also
slll absent from Washington. Yet we hear nothing
said about the Iraretiing Cabinet!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10

II AIS ms IN IA and whole boxes, Sar-
4 T. dimes IN OH Cape,s, Olives aud Anchovies.
kreosote, Nitrate vi Silver in ohystals Balsa,a Cap
sules genuine MacsssW Oil, Acetate and Sulphae OK
Morpha. for sale nj Howell DAVIES.
ISL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10

O. The citizens of Charleston are about to
erect monument TO the memory of their deceased
fellow citizen, Gen. Robert Y. Hayne.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10
DiSsOIMfiOss.

UNUE MERCANTILE FIRM of MeDcrmcd
i aud S,oner, n, Lisbon. in Bedford comfy, was
dissolved on The Glib day Of September, 1889, by
mutual consent. The whole Of Tho interest of the
coaeern was conveyed To Med rmed thels orr, all
persons having CLAIMS against 1t. will please to pre-
sent them 10 him Tor pa, meni and those indebted
10 II, are hereby respectfully Informed tina, he alone
is authorized TO receive payment.
WILLIAM McDERMED,
SAMUEL STONER.
The subscriber tskes this opportunity TO return his
thanks his friends Ion their hbe,nl encouragement
of MtDerned * S, onsr 10 inform them that he
designs continuing the STORE, aud TO requcs,
their patronage of him.
WILLIAM MeDERMED.
Oct. 10 2tils
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10

o. As the Richmond Enquirer supported VIM.
H. Crawford for the Presidency in lS25-6-7, nowith-
standing Mr.. Crawford was in favor OF National
Bank, which it says is the greatest evil that
threatens us,"-we should like TO know what was
the greatest eviI'' that threatened US at that
time?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10

= JINGLE and double barrelled Fowiing aud Deer
~ q s,nge, double and six bar
relied PISTOLS, English double seal Sporting
Powder, Shot Pouches and Belts. Powder F1asks,
Percussion Caps. aud several other articles Tor Viz
gina Field Sporting.
For sale at Howell. DAVIES'S.
Oct. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10
COLLINS a Co.'S ANEs.

COLLINS a Co.'S ANEs.
HAVING RECEIVED large lot OF Collins
IL Co.'S ANES, they will he sold unusually
low lor cash II. b. RICHARDS.
Oct. 10 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10

O. The New York papers announce the reno
val Of number of the Custom House officers in that
city; and the ssgned is that they refuse 10 pay
per centaee Of heir salaries towards the eLectioneer
ing fund raised for the purpose Of promoting the
success of the Administration parry And these
things are done in the name OF = Democracy
The public officers are not only TO "enishten the
people, but they expected to contribute portlot
Of their salaries 10 raise fund for corruptiou aut
bribery.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10
NEW FALL 4 WINTER GOODS.

AN receiving an excellent assortment OF scasou-
l. able Staple aud Fancy Goods which. for variety
and extent unsurpassed by any in upper firginia.
Goods are low, and can be bought very cheap, by
calling on the subscriber.
A comparison OF prices has been made by mer-
chants returning, who bought n Richmond, &c. and
decided in favor of mine. Therefore. those ishing
to purchase by the piece, need look no further. /
feel confident of satisfying all who will examise my
stock. JOHN u. MEM.
Oct. 4w II
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SEV.E.v NU.v'DKED .FCRES


lying in Campbell county, on the Forest road, about
Two and a half three miles from Lynchburg
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
Of which is heavily umbered Tobacco Land, not
supposedly any in the county, and the cleared Land
is generally in ve,y good heart. This Land remar
kably we'll, and is abundanlly watered The improve
menis are excellent, being all new, consisting of u
large and well finished DWELLING HOUSE.
,Nf4s together with Meat House. Ice House, fgr.7sss
Eiiil Dairy, Kitchen, Weaving House, and TiiiI
A2.V large Bee House, in which the Beesla...A
are in full operation without hives and all O.
ther Out Houses necessary. On this TRACT there
is another settlement. consisting Of good Dwelling
House and all necessary appuuenances; there is
a sufiicency OF rich MEADOW LAND for the use
Of the FARM, and abundance of almost all
kinds of Fruits which the climate viii justify.
Within the immediate neig hbofhood there are sever
al Blacksmith Shops, Wbeelwright Shops Saw and
Grst Mills. Persons wishing to engage in the
manufacturing of Silk would do well to call and
this property as they might here enter into that
business with but slight additional expense.
Also, IA small TRACT containing about
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10

Sickness at the SouM-At New Orleans on the
24th ult there were 81 interim hts On tie same
day 25 palieas were admitted tie the Charity Hospi-
tai, % having the yellow fever. The True Ameri-
says, the virulence of the disease has mol mani
testify abated.
At Augusta, Geo. on the 26th, there were deaths;
on the 9th. deaths; on the 2Sth, . deaths ; and
on the 29th, deaths, all from yellow fever. With
in the same period there were7 deaths from other
diseases.
At Mobile, on the 21st, there were 13 deaths on
the 22d, 3 and the ODD. 10. The Advertiser
flhe Gath says-"No abatement of the epidemic is
yet manifested, although the number of deaths the
past week has not been great the week preyi-
Gus; STILL in proportion TO the number Of inhabitants
the mortality is as large as at any time this season
The number of deaths for the past week has been
SO, and for the month of September. up to last
night, 800. A frighttul mortality indeed !"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10

a TTEND a lawful meeting Of your Company
n in tho rear of,he Market House. on Saturday
next at half past 10o'eloek. A. NJ. in summer uni.
form, with Ball Cartridge, the Plume is 10 be shot
for. ID. y. BOOKER. O. s.
Oct 10 II
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FRESH AND CHEAP Day GOODS.

FRESH AND CHEAP DRY GOODS.
NNJE are now receiving part Of our Fall and
w Winter supply of Goods. and expect in few
days 10 receive Il large and general assortment Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
They were purchased on The most favourable terms.
which enables US to sell them at leas, cheap No
they can be met with ia this any other market.
Our friends and the public generally cordially
invited TO give us u call and examine. Our Goods
will be found be of good qualify and at moderate
prices. YOUNG IL MEM,
One door belsw tie Farmers Bank,
Oct <wf
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Tract Of Land,

named in the decree. containing EIGHTY FlV
ACRES, being that Tract OF Land which the
Largest niece of Gold ever found in this State, oI
actedit of 6 and IL months, the purchaser to give
bond With security, and the tile retained until the
purchase money IS paid.
''' THOMAS A. HOLCOMBE, Com'r.
Oct7 q" II
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To Rebecca Howell, Sarah Arthur, Adam Newman
and Polly his wife. James Norton aud Nancy his
wife, Thomas Dx,n, Polly Newman William X.
Harrison and Lucy his wife, Henry Arthur and
Sarah his wife, Clark Newman Bailey Newman
William Meade and Elizabeth his wife, Elijah
fowler. James fowler, Absalom fowler, Rich
ard Goad and Nancy his wife, Thomas Thompson
and Jane his wife, Lewis Bennett and Polly his
wife. Mourning Robertson, Thomas Goad and
Sally hio wife, Abednego Bays and Frances his
wife, Shad,ack Shockley, Polly Shockley and Abb
salon Shockey;
TNAKE NOTICE-lhat we will, on the Goth day
l. Of November next, between the rising and set
ting ofthe sun, at the dwelling house Of Meredith
Dixon, in the county oiGfeeDup State OF Kentucky,
take The dispositions Of William Dixon and others !;
aud If not tai en- that day will be taken the 29h
day Of the same month, al The same place and il
taken that day, will be taken the 6h day Of
December next, at the same place; and. at either
time, continue from day 10 day until completed,
which dispositions, when taken, will be read as EVIL
dence in a suit in chancery, now depending aud I'M
determined in the Circuit Superior Coun OF Law
and Chancery holden for the county Of Bedford,
wherein you plaintiffs and aud others are de-
PENDANTS ; when and where You can attend, should
you think proper. GEORGE PARKER,
STEPHEN MARTIN.
DANIEL e. EDWARDS.
Oct. 10 wIni'
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Isxsen Gold Mime Estate QUINN.
0Y FOR SHE. "

nURSUANT TO A DECREE Of tie Cucuii
L Superior Court of Law and Chancery, for
The county Of Campbell, rendered on the 2lth
day of April, 1887 in the of VIM D. Wren.
Plaintiff, against Wm. J. Lews's heirs, the under
sgned Commissioner for that purpose, will sell. al
auction. TO the highest bidder, at Buckingham Court
House, on the I'd Monday in November, the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10
MOrus MUlticaUlis.
WE SHALL have, during the months OF Oco-
w Der and November, large quantity of OF the
.uOCNS .UuysiCNNIis Slips,

raised by ourselves. and put up in the best
for keeping, which will sell upon accomm odating
terms. Persons wishing to buy can be supplied by
calling Doct. Daniel T.. Watson Of ALTERNATE,
or Jas. Z. Horner Of Lynchburg. The almost en-
failure Of the crop this year hrpug hou the whole
United STATES in this article. will undoubt eddy make
The en,erpri4e OF raising Slips very profitable TO-
years 10 come. There is diversity of opinion upon
tins subject. HORNE u WATSON.
J,1v -
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
County Court Of Bedford Monday, the 9TH day OF
October 1899
Richard ryree, Plaintiff
against
William Yates, Thomas Davis Robert c. Mitchell, and
Samuel ii. Qsarles, Defendants,
In CHAScERY.
The Defendant William Ynes, not having entered his ap-
pearance aud given cordng the Of Assem-
bly and the rules of this Court und appearing by sasac
tory evidence ha he he nhaban OF this Common
wealth 1t is ordered that said Defendant appear here the
fourth Monday December next aud the Plaintiffs
bill that q copy this order be forthwith published 10
the Ly nchburg Yginan for months successfully and
posted the front the courthouse of this county,
- RIO. C. MITCHELLe &c.
Orl0 w2n
| eOH PRINTING Executed at this Office, WITH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10
JoMrncymcm Wnggom-mmIscrsM nn.cd,

YNl1E subscriber wishes To employ Two Journey.
4 men Wagon makers who are good workmcn.
For such he will give eood wages and constant en-
ployment, Workmen from over the Mountain
would be preferred. J. X. BAILEY.
New London, Oct. 10 81
u The Lexington Valley Star will please iu-
sert The above three times aud sendits account TO
this Office Tor payment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10

eOH PRINTING Executed at this ofice WITH
- weakness and Il esparCD.
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SPERM CANDLES and LAMP OIL,
~ Of best qualify, ion sale
Howell DAV1ES'S.
Oct. 10 Is if
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Valuable real Estate .a,
FOR SALE EEs,,;I
III .lMcf linn. Zl4..A

HNHE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL, at his
l. residence on the thirty first day If December
1889, the AL U A b l. ESTATE, upon
which he now resides, containing nearly
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Oct. 10
Southern Argus., 1839-03-12
rRnST SALE.

.roTlCE Is hereby given, That Y Pursr,
80 80 II Inc provisions Of a certain deed
y Any. ls...,c,,,ed !, by Euge e B. Drake, d the
lnl,' y = n owndes and state Of Mississippi, on
'l,g ", y ~ If July, in the year ofouF Lord
w. s.l.as,1d eight hundred and thirty y-seven,
~ u me- Joseph w. Carroll ofthe same
~ ", III state. as trustee, to secure the pay
y certain prOmssory note therein men
..i,s5 described, ] viii, as trustee aiore.
II .St II public sale and auction, and sell
\. bigbest bidder, for ready money, at, and
n 5romises, in the town Of Columbus,
i.,.i,a county, and state Of Mississippi, on
s.,5ri dayof April next, A. ID. 1889, an and
..r,5r he following described property, VIZ !:
" 4 ,, number one Il in the planof the
=, Il Columbus, Of square number three (3)
IN of Nain.sreet, bounded as follows, e.
4 BEGINNING at the south west corner Of
sa ii ,nd square, and running from thence
rcrb viii Market-street twenty-five (25)
nj. fon hence east and parallel with Main-
sDss, srir,sx (6Gl feet to the eastern boun-
hvds said lot from thence south with the
si,n boundary Of said lot twenty-five (25)
n h Nain-street; and from thence west
IN Main.street sixty.six (66) feet to the
IA westcon Of said lot and square being
fhce of beginning together with all and
iguar the buildings, tenements, heradita-
s, and appurtenances ;hereunto belonging,
70 any wise appertaining. Dated March
lA 1899.
JOSEPH W. CARROLL, Trustee.
Ps fee SlO] 26-4w
Southern Argus., 1839-03-12
Canton Spring Races.

YTYHE Spring Meeting Of 1899. over the
Canton course. viii commence on the
third Monday April next, and continue six
days
First Day Sweepstakes for 8 year olds-
mile heals subscription SlOO, play or pay, z
subscribers and closed.
Second Day--Jockey club purse $500, en-
trance $40, 10 be added--mile heats.
Third Day--Jocley club purse $500, en-
trance $50 to BE added two mile heats.
Folrgh Ddy-Jockey. club purse $500, enc
trance SIS -three mile heats.
Fifth Dau Post stakes one mile out-en-
trance 800
Sirt pEopTietor's purse 5000, en-
trance S20-best 3 in 5-mile heats, two OF
more 10 make race.
The propnetors Of the course have pledged
themselves to The club, to have every thing IN
rood order several new stables are now go
no up on fae premises, and sportsnen from a
distance may feel assured that theT will gel
enough accommodations.
N. Il SMITH, Secretary.
Feb 81 1880 Prs zee @1Ol 25-4w
Southern Argus., 1839-03-12
NOTLCE.

HTNIIE copartnership existing between the
subscribers, under the firm 81 SPEARs,
PRIEsT 81 Co. win expire on the fifth iay Of
Aprilnext, at which time John w Priest will
retire from the concern. IT is therefore indis-
pensabIy necessary that all notes and accounts
due the firm should be adjusted. Those who
do not avail themselves of this notice, may ex-
pect to paw cost. Either member Of the firm
IS authorizedto collect and receipt.
JOHN IN. SPEARS,
JOHN w. PRIEST,
WM II. SMITH.
Columbus, March 4, 1889
The subscribers viii continue the Tin,
Sheet Iron, and Copper Business, under the
title Of SPEARS & SMITH. at the old stand oi
Spears, Priest 81 o. who win keep On hand a
large assortment, which viii be sold at whole
sale or retail for cash, and for cash only. Job
work executed inthe best manner and al short
notice. Cash win be expected IN al cases fol
all work done after the FIRST of April next.
JOHN M. SPEARS,
WM. III SMITH.
March a 1889. 25tf
Southern Argus., 1839-03-12
Lake narticuIar Notice

a thur BY note Of account, win save cost
BY calling on a. MURDocH. whois authorized
70 collect and receipt for the same An who
do not avail themselves Of this notice forthwith
may expect 70 find their notes and accounts in
the hands Of an officer.
JOS. III ESTES.
ColH1lbus, March a 1889. % Az
Southern Argus., 1839-03-12
SHERIFF' SILE


ID 7 virtue of sundry writsof iieri seas
- sued b the clerk 1f the crcnif eo11f e
Lowndes county, and % me directed vii
sch for cash az the court house door IN Ccluaz
bus on Monday the 81 day of "a pIl nezl, lie
noflh east quarter q section leen tie west
half 81 the north west qualt section four
teen The south eds quar- ter ol secii3 q
three the hal the nor quarter.
The north west qna u section no4ff
east quarter Of section w f
balf oi the west bait Of the sonI west a1a.
of section number three 81 ir town IS eio'..
teen south Of range eIg1 Also. 8
south west qaarlels and Che BALI The
south east quarter 81 section lbeE two. ard
The north halfof tie north cas- quarter
ton number three south east quarter and
south halfoflhe east half of Gle edlh west
quarter north bali and east half 81 tie noi
east quarter The bali s. the north
quar- sa east hafof tle noIi west cnsf
tsr section four q township
teen na eIgltee1 Levied 81
pfofelly el Nash Madison Iz
THAI. and tlan IQNsIno b sl said
r feleF. aIr1n sn -.
ald tn 1e to1
81 law Dated Feb M 1888
John BYRN. Efe
o orne g.
Southern Argus., 1839-03-12
SHERTFF,S So.

virtne of siadrg Wriis Of zen facias. IS.
. sued 81 The Clerk of the Circuit Court Sc
loWndes COUNT and TO ne directed, gRill seii
for cash at the Court House door, d Colnm-
bus, on Monday he first day Of a pgi next, the
following property. to wit Lots numbered
nne and ten: in square number iong. norih of
Main-street et-lsevied On IS Tie property of
Madison NS al hail. to saliy said a. fas. n rs
vor Of Augustus Il Ford and othels. Sale
within the hours prescribed by laW-D ated
February % 1888
JOHN W. BYR1g, Shefif
Of LoNndes county
Prs Tee So.
Southern Argus., 1839-03-12

ID Z virtue 81 sunlry 1yfits Of zen aeias.
sued By the clerk of the ciEcniE court of
1sowndes county and tome directed. silI sen
for cash at the court house ia Columbus. On
Monday the eighteenth day 81 March next
seven negroes, VIZ John. Matilda. Ency.
Aaron. BuFley, Sarah Ann & Ben Levied "a
asthe property Of alexander earter 10 SATISFY
said as u favor Of Charles H Albert, fort e
use of the Commercial Bank. and other.
against William $. Boiling principal and Alex
ander aFter IS his Sale within lhe
houTs prescribed bE law ated Febfusl- 81
1889
JOHN w BYRlg, Sheriff
Of b0Wndes county.
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Southern Argus., 1839-03-12

rnN II n conartnefship sOlore existing be-
tween i. Williams and I. B. Will
lianis. under ilic frn 81 j. e WILLIAMS & { o.
yas dissolved on tic first layof December,
1883 John i Williams charged with the
settlement of the Arm during my absence from
Columbus W r Hassel VIII attend tothe
collection of dues 10 the arm and myself His
receipt VII be coed.
r. III WILLIAMS,
IT. B WILLIAMS.
ro6 iiS FsbraaF,, - 1890 Div