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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-26
FOR THE EMO UfRER.
THE TRIAL An 3noIo,,,o

Once on time, long after the year one in a county
not very remote from the grand Metropolis Of certain
Old Dominion, among people protesting great regard
for truth and justice there lived respectable citizen
who all bis lite had borne rreproachabe character
but who had The MISFORTUNE by his shining virtues and
his prosperity, to incur The envy and hatred of certain
class OF his neighhurs. They plotted a conspiracy
against him, and determined his disgrace and ruin
TO effect their purpose they convened Count and Jury
composed of Judges and Jurors whose minds rhey had
filled with prejudice They employed Counsel TO whom
they promised distribution Of his effects Tor the sue.
cessiu prosecution Of their victim The nre Nous and
sharp Set Counsel filed bill Of Indictment against him.
setting tnr!h many high crimes and misdeIneanors;-
among the rest, "ot he the said -1'.. had onned, and
kept, 10000 sheep" he was not even summoned 10
answer; WINS any Counsel allowed appear for him;
nor was single witness called in his Defence yet. he
was tried and condemned. The prejudiced Judges and
Jurors took for evidence the statements Of CGunsr;
the Jury found him gully of all the in the in.
dlcment and the Judges sentenced him to be unw0r-
thy Of public lie and deserving the execration OF no.
nest just and eiruonS men, and ordered his effects 10 be
distributed between his honest and their able
counsel. upon Conservative principles
MORAL The Wings and Conservatives call together
Wings and Conservatives; Wings and Conservatives EN-
ploy Wing and Conservative orators ambitious political
aspIran they prosecute The President try him in his
absence and in the absence of his friends and find him
guilty OF all their charges, without title of evidence
and then glory in their shame! This is the character
all those eating and drinking attacks upon the Presten
with which the steady and sober citizens Of The
U. States Rave heen so deeply disguised. Ny country
men, The honest aud plain yeomanry of The land
stupid and unjust condemn any because mad
men eat and drink ant rant and iave JOTHAM
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Ca Ina T.. o Cr.ibETL,>D, /,
9Th nrtpIrr iSyJ

9Th Octnhc ie"y
F.. p. Nash, Pe;trsbn-g
NNEAR SIR-ln reply your letter Of tho sh instant which
did not ri. Yesterday take plcgsGt"
YOU Ina, the Piano of Mr.
M duly received cAcrcrt
proved nd q don't pretend
very superior certainly very LIuI.
With my hes, the increased sales youf Pianos,
/ am, Sir, very respectfully,
Your or srrv't.
tCopy1 joins G. PAGE.
keep constantly hand the description Pianos.
one alluded TO above, bought oil mo by Mr.. Peg.
wishing the OF able Piano F"Ee IuTc
Regulator Rcpaircr. will lind nd, employ
gentleman has Just located himself this place cr the
pose Of attending business OF hrs Pncssina chuonG,
Petersburg The surrounding alu!e 10 Ma t.
Thur,ton highly recommended by he celebrated Mu
clan, Charles E. Horn. Eco. New ioGt.
Orders Town the couGtry, will be promptly
attended being lett wI:h Mess. j. ". Randolph Co
Bouks sellers, Richmond, myself IN Petersburg
Nov. fJl-gtf l.. y. NASH.
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4,EMaLE SCHUOI-lhe subscribe aDmu To fc
school in his famy under the supcncIdhnr "i a,.i
Elizabeth Ihurston young lady OF high Publications. ~
washes to luke lev addition.
boat companions inr ms Daughters.
The course br conlaed En.Ih branches OIL,
and the most thorough. Will be gv-n otth"srrh
rradng writing, pficIIca se"gsnh!
The ue OF the globes grammar, rctoric compositions 'hct
philosophy, history, &c.
nj, prce for the scholastic for m0aih', w hn for
bo d tuition washing, boarding and lights only siVa ys h
yearly in advance.
Parents and cuusns who coniic pupils 10 the care o.
bs family NAV assured that they Will receive ?EIro
a,en on end efforts viii be spared 3D. ncr &6 no'"
them The school will commcnc" III" h
of January ls0 wishing iast"
early application, number ofups vii Be limited "'o1
His residence situated miles Sou",st t""."
Court.hous, (Which d. post oficc fu!?
healthy. JAMES -'''t -
Nov 81 jill
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EFOyt's ESaRk of E'rfegS.

nRAWN Numbers OF Virginia Wheeling Lottery
~ No 6
50 "a 81 90 &c IS Is { 45 50 Is / ; -
Nov 81 SIT
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Inc Albany papers, speak Of the death of Solomon
Snulhwick, Esq who formerly conducted The Albany
Register, journal Of great celebrity and influence
Mr. S, was man of heart and fine abilities
His funeral was attended with marked honors
The last N. lnleigencer nmaes, that Gen c. Fen.
ton Mercer, though he intends 10 accept the office of
Cashier Of The Union Bank of Florida means 10 hold on
10 his scat in Congress- unliI some time after the open
ing of the ensuing session Of Congress" Thisis new
That member Of Congress should hold his seat
to give his vote for Speaker of the House. when he has
q Territorial Bank commission in his pocket!
1t IS already announced in the Alexandria Gazette,
tina, WIN. NJ McCor;y, Esq of Loudoun. (Whig, } is a
candidate for the Dislrct-hIr Robert L Scott of Eau
quer, another Wing, is also nominated by correspond
emit and II is Likewise announced that poll will be
opened, by The Republicans for MIR lnman Horner of
Fauquler.
"a Star. '-Madame Celeste uhe celebrated Danseuse
and Irse) is playing in Theatre, and delghling
crowded Houses with her achievements The Com piIer
speaks with enthusiasm about her performance live
not fully aware OF The discretion Of lis Editor we should
fear that he was in danger from The destinations
the Syren lie snys, 1T would require great stretch
OF fancy indeed 10 conceive of such difficult eas per.
formed with such perfect grace and ease rs
every movement Of Madame Celeste In panlomimic
representation, her manner most impressive She de.
all the praise which has been bestowe upon her
The symmetry Of her FORM the ease grace and elegance
Of her movements defy criticism The most critical
observer would be exceedingly troubled TO find inull
IN her performances 10 cavil about The Manager is
about TO exhibit succession OF Stars and deserv as
enlargement ior his exrr,i"ns 10 please the Public.
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NEtLICRS SHLE.-Nfli lie sol! IL pubc auction, OF ias
day OF Drcema- next Il fair ii next ~: day,
the the sve:n stand and farm kG""" """S'rs
Tavcn eight miles above Carervr, the lyEcEhuE -tn-
road, being also eight Columbia aud Tie GuHc"
from Now Canton. Thu contains tJ"crcs =" t&r!n "rG
Tor wheat aud tobacco ~. Isi-Tatc ocha
commodo"a story Tavern hOusc, soe ta oi'e
out-houses, and thrn.nn: maCiIre.
Also, sc:rs nr ebvyt ,n ,'p deS
c5rd, grist aud ni l"cUrs " o.":Ia1
and wet! situated ior business
Also, tur and place, eleven valuable
p'ns women and ca:arrn ltd =: te PriIs""" ".'
tbs FARM consisting OF ho;sc ahScp t9, ''
der, thuchf s,!a", &c. &c.
TEnsFor the Asa! Estate, credit Of on", AID thee
viii b." gwen, h nUGs uppo a. srcauy and iacr
secured 81 ldccc % tnr p0rg:y -" Tie r.r e,
ca.h viii be- required al Ten d"llas AMI a"s@-'Y
larger enouuts, moathG' credit COCO security.
HENRI v III IsGi.N-- EE'fG'r'
S All hGyns claims tho estate 81 joan Ga
gus, decd, requested 10 iI With 10
Element, before THE above named t OF sale vii
considered UNJUST and all persons indebted 10 sg! estate,
make payment speedily Us possible.
HENRY v aUDGIHS, FItrut1r.
Nov o6 ieHs
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HARRISBURG CONVENTION.

HannloDORU SoNS
| HE Wing camp is in some commotion about the no
nation Of their canddate.-The Wing Convention o
f City and County Of New York have nominated foul
'Fgaes 10 The Convention, viz: Dudley Seiden, no
nc. Weimore, Robert Smith and Judah Hammond
20 are favorable to MIR. Clay. The Convention have
s2'ed the resolutions Of the Wings Of n. Carolina
" with this supplemental resolution:
":sd That Delegates cannot too strongly urge upon the
sn'on at Harrisburg the advantage Of nominating H. Clay
believe he will the undivided Of the Wing
Of this City and Stap and that his name will add largely TO
bc from among ,hose who have heretofore supported the
:sai.Ia,ion at Warrington.
The Convention of ihe 4,h Congressional District Of
~ York composed Of Delegates from We.ches,er
ht Pu,nans) have appointed Col. James A. Hamilton
.t Delegate 10 Harrsburg-w'th q declaration that
d Clay is The choice Of this Convention
Some Of the Western Districts have, no doubt, ap'
|onied Delegates favorable to Gen Scott.
The Convention Of the Sd Congressional District Of
E'rtgaad baltimore county, dc y have appointed
INES Moore their Delegate. The Convention de
.td their preference for Mr. Clay.
Inc Petersburg lntegencer expresses it's opinion
fh-"Ailh the exception OF an unnvailing opposition
lhe psrt of few Of the friends of Gen. Harrison,
Convention will scarcely be disturbed by single
"'rdsnt voice. and will, by an immense majority, re-
amend 10 the Wings Of the Union Henry Clay as
"Hsn,, and n P Tallmadge IS Vice President. =
az Ferrons!
NE lancaster Pa Examiner declares that General
Us" day has not yet came. and that his name will
IN ~ a. ms lime, be taken into consloerauoh, anu
e'ween Mr.. Clay and Gen. Harrison, therefore, the
e mus, be made. And il then says, that SO far
~ democratic Anti Masonic party of the Union are
r'"ra, The assembling Of the Wing Convention. IN
-,n respects. is a matter of but little moment Tiny
." WITH the PEOPLE ofthis and many other States,
meaoy made choice Of their leaders, and for the
ar. o. whom they have been doing, and will con
fat" 90 battle, until the going down Of the sun on
h. + "hrh shall determine uho shall be President OF
I%,,ed States four years longer. And it adds,
linz 40 W by The nomination of the only man in The
sr,n aco,a'ed 10 unite the phoie opposition 10 Van
.ayp i.o 'hty firmly believe tina. man 10 be William
Fcs ."aaeifha National Gazette throws ont another
Gu!.n " 'ae nomination, and distinctly AYERS, that
al Clay or General Harrison received the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-26

HSaAh Or Notwithstanding the 9Th secton ct TO
Act o. Assembly, passed tho gid March, 1857 Establishing
general regulations Tor The incorporation BsGk the President
and Directors OF thu Bank of Virgins have appointed that
raj meeting OF tho Sioc noGeis said Bank he held e i,t
Tuesday January 2 O'Clock, NJ the principal
Bank the City oi Richmond the appointment thr part
of ve Directors Of the Bank aud OF four .ei" ia"
each The Br-rches horco no shall lie ockhoters h0'nG
least five shares euc aud be o! thu STATE 'os"t""
with other Directors be appointed by the Executive the ensuing
yehr.
IA the the last cctIon o rcln hHs ay act
ofhe Stockholders been placed under "r"urt-
deemed that full Representations ~ tu sar-
may be- had that end advised that
psy executed and forwarded by such Sho!cfG
lind nrouvcnIcat to attend III person
By Orttr If the Board II Drftto'S.
Nov i5S-Gl A. ROBINSON, IA, Cashier.
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NNNt9 T.NF' y N4'I''
5S-wtds CU1.NsSiDEe's.
Nov %

%OTlCEIn pursuance Of decree at the Judge q the t"c"i
superior Court Of Law and ChaUccTy for Chesterfield coai
Goth day October, leg, ih' vi WI
liam Is. Can Peter E. Graves aud obrr w! Ha s1 nn "
premises pubc the !'th OF Dcc'macf t
share OF the IJouus Gave decd allotted III" d.
vision OF his 10 Peter L. Graves.
Terms Of sale will third OF The purchase n"1y cash
the balance will of ~ months Sy IT." P&tss' .|.
bond good security. Tho e viii be rc'l" u1'l y. the
purchase money ia paid. IL. N'"NitS,
Nnv iJs-2iw3l.I II. y aai Conn,
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sIEMAIE EDuCATION-l pupos" upenn. FcinaIo Bonding
School house next $780, IN ~" ur'rf pat OF y!
18th january aud l"fnI c o l
December uIlowin. the month at August racsoa Tho
School conducted by Miss Lucy T.. swSun vic h c
tory The ofnstrcvu Vii be- kuGns
Writing Arithmetic GRAMMAR History, Geosnrh French fai!
ing,
dies, vii, 5e SlGa each .iLfnEb IEtta.."
Essex New Haven, Loretto p. o.. Nov 81 js"SH'
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B00TdtHg >cH0of jar f0bHg L"d'cS, EdPpdh"hH'iH ~
w RS LTTLEFORD respectfully requests the support OF ii'
" publia establishing tbs, Her
her former her feet couh i"c"
soliciting patronage. The viii tic lt u
January, leiO
Ten1 Sl0o-Tuon s2JFucI So b. pala quarterly
in advance Each scholar will furnish her bed and b. adi"
Music, drawing. embroidery, &c, ut extra charge
Rc.rtne,s.-r w. Gmer, ESQ charlottesville Wm u y
oe ESD Airy, Va; Mis- Jane scHcnzc RchGoai
Hamilton Baltimore; DR.. Austin BocAenbfoush and join = Put.
kcr. Esqrs, Tarpahunnock.
Soy oG - 5S-wtI5J
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-06

L. J" House, use &C., On fl "a 70 A priI term
s 1889, IN Madison csr-
f. NJ. Mortar ct al, cult court.
Z obediencc to the command OF the
- above stated case to me directed. 1
shalt expose TO public sale to thes high
est bidder for cash. at the court-housa
door an the town OF Canton,
On me Third Monday IN April mezf.
cE7 =A-- 60 SS.-e-
Levied on and viii be sold TO satisfy
the above stated case.
5 Nj FLOURNOY. Sz-F.
BIZ W. E. Cox, De5zfv.
march 50 1914 [Pr. fee 81. n
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"A !.St1-
/ On The first M,aday IN april 1889
/ Tho following described Land to wit:
/ The west half. south west quarter and
/ the south half. west half north west
quarter, section four, south east quarter
OF west half and the east half Of north
east quarter, south half east half south
west quarter and the south half, west
half south west quarter, OF section five,
the east hall, north east quarter, east
half, south west quarter, section seven,
containing five hundred and sixty acres,
more or less. Also section eight, six
hundred and forty acres. Also south
half, south west quarter, west half,
north W st quarter aud the north east
quarter of section nine, The north half
east half, north west quarter of sec
ton seventeen, containing three hun
drcd and sixty acres. Also, south half,
south east half, south west quarter sec
lion twenty one, forty acres. Also,
west half. north west quarter, south
half east half Of south west quarter,
north half Of west half, south west
quarter, north half of east half, south
west quarter of south half, west half
south west quarter of section twenty
seven, containing two hundred and
forty and eighfy-six hundrcths acres
Also west half Of north west quarter
and The west half of south west quarter,
south bali. west half of south east quar-
ter, cast half of south west quarter,
and the north half, east half of south
cast quarter, section twenty-five, con-
tanning three hundred and twenty
acres, all in township eight, range two.
west.
Levied on as the property of Archi-
bald aud Angus Clark, and will be sold
TO satisfy the above stated cases.
S. III. FLOURNOY, St'E.
By JAS. A. PUGH, Dep@tn
February 23, 1889.
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sHERiFF,s SALE.

Willie Lyons, ] On ii. IN 70 April
term 1882. in Madison
HpY virtue of the above stated case.
TO me directed. | shall expose to
public sale, fer cash. at the Courthouse
door, in the town of Canton,
On fhe Third Hanaay Of April. 1899.
Tie foliowing described Lot in the town
Of Sharon, 10 VITA Lot lying ON the
cast side Of Main street with store
house thereon, formerly occupied by
Mc8ialr, and Known as the hoaSe built
by Willie Lyons and sold to the said
McBiair.
LIVED on as The property of defend
ant fhos. p. McBlair, aud will be sold 10
SATISFY the ABOVE stated case.
S. NJ. ELGURN3Y. Sa'F.
BY w L. Cox, Dspta.
March 9, old PR. fee Sill
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ELEVEN LIKELY NEGROES.

to wit:-Het, Jim, Jack, Lewis, Mary,
Henry. Frank, Sarah and Jim her child,
Caroline and Lucy.
Levied on as the property of James
NJ. Gill and will be sold TO satisfy plain
tifs debt and cost. Sale to take place
within the hours prescribed by law.
w. VI. GWlN, Marshal.
By. ] +. Cook, DEPUTY.
March 10, Ills [Pr fee 5l5l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-06
One Negro Han JEW,
One Wagon and two yoke of
Oxen and two Horses.

On the FIRST Monday in March, 1889.
Lot number one, in square number
seven, upon which the Planters Hotel
stands Lot number seven, IN squa re
number eight, vacant lot
Levied on as the property OF the said
defendant and will be sold to satisfy the
above stated cases.
s. NJ. FLOURNOY, Sh-F.
By ]. J. HENRY, Dep-fE.
December 10, 1889.
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MARsEAL.s SALE.

IARSFzAL,s SALE.
Wiiea Bonacr, / Circuit Gear, L.
e ). send. expo 10
Gideon Bass, May term, I839.
a9i virtue oe the above stated Yend.
30 expo. 10 me directed BY the honora-
BILE Circuit Court United States, for The
Southern District OF Mississippi, / will
on the
Third Monday Of March neat.
Il being the 18;h day OF The month, ex-
pose TO public sale, for cash, before the
Courthouse door in the town Of Canton
and county Of Madison, the following
land, to wit:--Eest half Of northeast
quarter of section twenty-five, township
seven, range two east. Also, south half
Of west half Of the southwest quarter Of
section fourteen, township seven, range
tyo, east. containing
-SG 40 Z $50
more or less. Levied on as the proper
ty OF the defendant, and will be sold to
satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost Sale to
take place within the hours prescribed
by law. <.
w. N. GWlN, Barshal
b J. T. Cook, Deputy
February 9.
POsTPONMENT.
The sale Of the above described prop
crty IS hereby postponed until the third
Monday in April. 839.
~, w. NJ. GWIN, Hrshai.
BY J. +. COOK. Deputy
march % l1-14 Pr fee sci
MARsHAL.s SALE.
Geo. W Iyson & Co Circuit Court United
Gila,os & Webb, Nav Term 1895 -
virtue of the above stated f. "a.
- to me directed by the honorable
Circuit Court L. S. for the Southern dis
trict Of Mississippi, will proceed to
sell at public sale. at the Court-h house
door ID the town Of Canton,
On the Second M2nday IN Apru, 1889,
Il being the 9Th day Of the month, the
following described property, to witt
4 House and Lot in the town Of Canton. T
viz: lot three, on the corner Of Union /.
and Fulton streets, one by two hundred /
foot.
Levied on as the property Of dcleu-
dants. and will be sold 10 satisfy plain
tits debt and cost. Sale within the hours
prescribed by law.
Wu. VI. GWIN. Marshal.
By J. F. Cook, Deputy.
March 60, 11-l3 Pr fee s.
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ESY virtue Of the aa0ve ssase8 eases
Il 70 me directed. all expos e.
public sale. 70 the highesf bs.hf-r CO
cash. a. the Court-heuse d.aor En- tac
town OF Canton,
On tse tSirf -H8saizg "a -FrrsE gG30
All the right tIFtle. claim aasi ins.-rgsr.
that George " klbbee has. IN AMI ca
the following tract o. paeeI O. laaL
tO-ysit:
Lot number three, In sec-lon tseare-
five Lot number two. sa secslea turate-
five, township nine- range two. wes--
Also
Lot number eight 81 sectiaa faar.
township eight. range two west-
Also
Part OF east hall. north vesr gsarcrr,
section eleven. ton n~hipeiz raa-e tua
wese. containing ffv arre~- rhe vesE
hSlf Of sauth west quarter. s-efasn err
ven, township eish'. range two uesf.
eighty acres more ~ less
Levied 0u as the property nj =gaf ie-
feHdant, and vii b. sol4 .o Satisfy rsain-
tifl's debr and cost.
Sale 70 take place vllh.n the hears
prescribed bv law
: M- FL0t RNoI. Ss-fH
81 J. a PISS, Isrufr-
March Is. 1889 Io-rs
PRIMERS Zee SefI
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ETarsnaI5s Sale.

EpY virtue of the above stated cases to
I'll - me directed by the honorable cir
cult court United States for the Southern
District Of Mississippi, | will sell TO the
highest bidder, for cash, at the Court
house door in the town of Canton, Nadi-
sou county,
On he Fourth Monday in april nerf,
Being the 22d day Of the month, the
following described land, to wit:-South
half, west half southeast quarter section
four; north half, west half south-wc7 st
quarter section three, and west half
northeast quarter section nine, and
southwest quarter section nine; north
half, west half southeast quarter section
four, containing three hundred and
eighty-eight and fourteen hundredths Of
an acre, all in township nine, range four
east.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-06

s. w. Oakley & Co, Circuit Court, U.
rs S ycnd eXpO 70
WI. Hin & suriies, May term 1889
Asl virtue of the above stated veud.
- expo. to me directed by the honora-
bic Circuit Court United States for the
Southern District Of Mississippi, will.
on the
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Marshal's Sale.

by virtue OF the above stated cases TO
l. me directed by the honorable cir
cult court United States for the Southern
District of Mississippi, [ viii sell to the
highest bidder. for cash, al the Court
house door in the town of Canton Madi
son county,
On the Fourth Monday IN April 1899,
All the right, title and interest which
said Montgomery has to Lot No one
square six, and all the improvements
thereon
Levied on and will be sold to satisfy
the above stated case
W. II. GWIN. 1farsh1f.
By ]. F. COOK, deputy
March 10, f1-I5 pr fee S9l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-06
Third Monday of March rext

1t being the 18ih day OF the month. ex
pose 10 public sale, for cash. before the
Courthouse door, in Canton Nodison
county, the following property. to witt
last hail northwest quarter OF section
tive, township nine, range four, east, and
the LOT on which Levi Pearce now lives.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-06

N''''s a IS % April term.
Samuel Thornhill 1889. in Madison
er. nj. circuit court
10Y virtue OF the above stated case
Ii to nae directed. | will expose -
public sale for cash, TO the highest bid
der. at the Courthouse door IN the town
of Canton.
On The third Monday ia FebTHGry 1888.
Il iEelu Negro Roy named
ABR AN.
Levied on as the property of the sand
defendant. and will be sold 10 satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost
s. NJ. FLOURNOY. SAT.
By ". E Cox, Deputy
PosTPoNEMENT-
The sale of the above described prop
ertv. IS hereby postponed until the
First Monday iR March. 1889
s. NJ. FLOURNOY. SA'ff-
By w E. Cox. DepHty-
February %.
PosTPoNEMENT.
The sale OF the above described prop
erty, is hereby postponed until the
TT.ird Monday n March 1899
\ ". FLOURNON- ST
BY W. Z. Cox, DsPssty-
March Q, 1882
POsTPONEsfENT.
The sale % the above described pro-
perty is hereby postponed, until the
Third Monday an APTH. 1889
s. NJ. FLOURNOY. SAT-
By w T. Cox. Deputy.
march 23. lila Pr fee S29
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The Sale of the above described prop
erty IS hereby postponed until the
Third Monday Of January, 1889.
S. VI. FLOURNOY. Sh'F.
By J. ]. HEHRY, DeDufg
January II, 1899.
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POSTPONENfENr.

The sale of the above described pro-
perty IS hereb: postponed until the
First Monday iH March 1899.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY. .Sk.F.
By j. J. HENRY, Deputy.
February 2, 1889.
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PosTPozENEST.

The sale OF the above described pro-
perty IS hereby postponed until the
Third Monday an Aprd 1889.
S VI. FLOURNOY. Sh-F.
j. j. HgNRY, Dpfy.
March 9, 1889 gig. IPr. fee sos
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-04-06
POSTPONMENT.

POSTPONMENT
The sale of the above described prop
erty is hereby postponed until the third
Monday in April, 1889.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Shf.
By ]. ]. HENRY, Deputy.
march 23, 1889 lI-I4
Printers fee S116.1
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-Four Likely Negroes,
Hoses, eg1saey, sEiasa, Mary,

ONE PLEASURE CARREGE, AND ONE
WAGON.
= 93 BINS A11 2 9 GAGGga
-Four Ieatn5r beds & bedsteads,
One Clock, one sideboard, two Tables
AMI six Chairs.