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NOTICE TO AUTHORS AND COMrlLEGS or SCHOOL

"qn act rrOr;dingo far Me suppIycf School Boks for the
Primary SrhooiS."
Passed April d. s29
SiE tnoetd By The General 3eby That the PIescr, md Di
and required 10 enter into with
persons who BE- qnac for tho compilation selection
school Books c the Tie primary Schools OF the Gem
munwcah, and 10 allow reasonable compensation Tor the
and also 10 contract wlth pnicr bCusse, who may
pjJ such r,;Ic, y, RAJ c, i .s - - sn,;.I hc nn
ply equal less price than the booksellers vino
reside other State; AID the ID ieent and Directors
shall advertise i proposals Tor month bcuic they shall
any contract relative thereto.
said Pssid,n may, also il they think rro.
per supply Of stationary Of Schools.
upon receiving srch supply Books
Their, the said Iesat ond Directors baI cause the Seh"o cos"
of tic sc,c counties and corporations 10 b" notified
thereof and teruron the Of said Commissioners 10
chase hnoi books sa'on'y hn may be determined Oh
by the said Prrsd ut aud Directors s :r'fr ana dcfr"nr ann
tie SAID President aud Directors a and aoet ucn mode of
distributing such school booE and stn'oaar ~ Hey Shall deter
contract also Ior s,onuyl tn": sr rs
ihn may advisable Ard he said ir"s,e"' ard IN
rectors the be riG to o. the uad
yded by aw io The supply Boes AMI stae"a H
the Of the lrInuty Schools.
This act shall! be in force iion rs passage"
with view Of carrying into provisions foregoing
President Directors OF the Literary furd will rec"iSC
proposals for the ooMrLs7io" and sELte1ioN
persons of ROCKS ron TE rsk ~ IiE F"Rr
CoMMoSwE,LT as u present
m W,ias Arithmetic required BY Inv 10 be taught to tie
pupils schools. 1t the nicntion owrrcr OF the
books ouy which adequate TO mere compliance With
cqusors oihr law They desire 10 add such for.
the institutions and habits Of the prore OF
this least solid foundation for sound Ensl
education aud at the same lime nrue",e TIE Putrs principles Of
rc.inn lore OF cputry md Industrious habits
Of The pupils tic utets arts mud eccnna
II WILL Of course, bn requisite t ooks VIII 10
number that ihes" objccs b" kept IA view bu;hou ana
that tho subjects b" treated Il" in end'us manner NJ nny
be consistent vita ccarnc:s and be ca, conrrchcc by youth
iii minds.
Persons cnsarn- in this important undertaking will
please themselves by letter. with such smcnnl they
the President and Directors Of the Literary
Fund. before the 18th Of July next.
y tic President and Directors OF the Literary Fund
]. BROWN, Jr,
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10000 dolls. ---lS,OG0 dolls.
Virginia State E,OtfeEv.

For the benefit OF the Mechanical Benevolent Society
Of Norfolk, Class No. a, for l539-1'o hr drawn al
Alexandria, Va, on Saturday, l3lh July, 1889.
ia Drarn Numbers out Of IS.
SPLENDID ScnEME.-l Prize Of $4,000, Of 10000,
] of GCOU. of 5000, Of SDOO, of $500 of 2Ou',
81 100 600, 800; prizes OF 81 $50, of 2O; 2u
przrs of 81 OOO % OF &c., 90 of AGO. 10 Of 500, 80 Of
200, &c.
Tickets only Sl0-Tlaves 5-Quarers 2 so.
Certificates Of Packages of 2G Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do 81 Half do. G5
10 do 90 Quarter do - 80
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$4,000 Dollars Capital.
100 Prizes of 900 Dollars.
VIRGINIA state Lottery.

For The benefit Of The Town OF WelIsburg Class M 3
for Is39-To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on Satur
day, 9Th July 1889.
GRAND SCHEME.
HIGHEST Prize $4,000, o0OO, 1000, 5000 800,
OI: g 100 Prizes Of GU0 10 of 500, 20 of 30O "a of
2uO, &c &c.
Tickets only $40, Halves, Quarters so.
Certificates of Packages of % Whole Tickets $l3O
DO do % Half do. G5
On do % Quarter do. 81 so
n, Orders for tickets and Shares Ctrtfrafrs Of
pofkaoes in the above Magnificent Schemes will receive
The most prompt attention. and those WIN order from
may rely upon having the drooiDg sent them Immediate
" after i, is over Send orders early, and address
ID. S. GREGORY Il co. Managers.
limo II Tl5-4l&wtd1 Richmond, Ia
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f.SsorS was reported 10 be 81, 3Ul 70 -.
Tie probable annual expenditure of the
College, from Jaly, 1850, 10 July, 1881,
~ estimated al SI.23! 90
"@S' w. estimated at 6,l3o lG
over iae income ~, :, Sl,lo7 "a
against the salaries ailouet ha n.nta.sn,s $1,000
they exceed the dsposabe so, ,bs noces
sty deductions for repairs conlng and r,,joc;no
lie trpal And another protests, bf.>nse ga nerseve
r.uc- in the course marked out must bril-. ~ ;s,;,
ton 10 BGa!ruy!ey"
ain not, and never was, either visitor, I, .csesor
an officer Of the College, and have been de.;ed
10 lis records bat If the expunsng Quill Of
Erainn OF any thing else shall over blot out the foul
resolution which !obIds them be read the fore going
with many other matters interesting the public, will
appear take no pleasure in exposing these things
i! painful |" 10 Go ard nothing but Sc nse of
cG'y prompts me 10 the undertaking. There among
iae Ulcers OF The College, some men OF as hgh stand
lns and s,iict virtue. be found any whsrc-men
whom highly esteem; but they slaves 10 their poll
teal r!GcGcts and passions and are deficient in that
moral courage which constitutes real independence -
HAPPY should be- if could say of them, what said
OF one Of their predecessors in professional! Office
than hniy years ago. in communication which had
occasion make the then Governor Of Virginia: that
their personal merit increases the uslre which pa
frna worth uad patriotism already diuse over his
name.
There is ore distinguished individual Of The Faculty,
however, whom consider as an example worthy Of imi
non-a gentleman who is much ornament 10
LIS native ard 10 his adopted country, he Is TO the
College o: William and Mary, and to the polished and
enlightened society around it. He resides in that much
'sne'ahd mansion, where the amiable and excellent
"fo'ge Wythe ioi many years powed his invaluable
h'dd-ihe very initials Of whose name, indeed, when
uansposed, represent his own.
as"An Aicmnus of William and Mary College has
MOI Undertaken the defence of another great public In
suon here OF which he is probably director, and as
some may MOI, think, ought to be of lis PATIENTS Il
ma? be thought that should not again allude to il but
may not be amss perhaps, 10 say, that the proceed
esoi as TRUSTEES 10 require much secrecy as
Cse OF The College; for, have also been denied access
" N'u tofds. OF this latter institution, acted Tor
many years as Director and permitted TO CONT.
nue. 're Until looked loo deeply into, or, my asso-
Ce Directors thought, perhaps spoke too freely OF tbe
'''"ns' IN which The public business was transacted
''" Fortunately, however, the principal items Of the
hospital accounts recorded in the Auditors office,
'ho can be inspected there, if Necessary.
Williamsburg. 9Th May 1889. A.
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
To JOSEPH CABELL, Esq,
nj - fh J1yp Rgrf


No. To JOSEPH CABELL Esq,
PRESIDENT Of The Board Of Directors Of The James Rirer
and kdnanha Company.
eN-lhe little trouble which this address will give
!ou hay be ascrlbed 10 the late election OF Chief En-
gn'er Tor the James River and Kanawha Company; to
.e ie''er OF Charles Elet, jr 10 the stockholders OF
'e Company, published in the Richmond Compiler, the
co." uay OF May; and 10 the communication signed "A
nockhhder, published in the Daily Richmond Wing,
'Aa y! day of May, 1899
When one Engineer is dismissed and another select
~ 70 supply his place, the for the act which
o hst suggest itself 10 any person, not otherwise
informed, would be, that the selected Engineer vas
more competent 10 perform the services required OF such
''ace' Than the one which had been misunderstanding.
posing an equality in all other respects But upon read
ing The publication first above referred to- it is seen al
Vnce, That this selection and election were not made
ven with the expectation Of bringing into The office OF
.'ei Engineer more Of more talent and comPe.
asy TO perform the appropriate duties OF that Office
because the assigned by the Board OF Directors
10Y The oct, do intimate that there any dehcen-
q q scientific skill of integrity, diligence or perse.
ag energy 10 be complained Of or that superior qua
hcaons these respects were expected 10 be brought
"o The service OF the Company by the selectlon out
S,ne other unmportant reasons are assignee, WIN an
1uina!ion, that there were yet DINERS winch eh. W
assigned by the President of the Company, men aec'
osniasly absent from the Board.
The attention of the stockholders being particularly
ed TO the subject by the published letter OF Inaie'
hhel IT, and no sufficient appearing LOT ms us
mssa and the selection of Judge Wright in his stead
some OF the stockholders, and no doubt many, II NOT az
~ mem, looked with interest Tor those further reasons
' The act which might be assigned by the President
although they could understand why was that The
Directors, then at The Board (who had done the act
eood not, would not without the sanction of The Ere
s'eht assign the reasons why Charles Eliet j.
vas dismissed and Judge Wright elected in his stead
es The for an act did not naturally precede II
ehH we're no, to be made up by after thoughts.
10 TINS condition of things, the publication OF "a
r'cxholder, above referred to- appeared in the Wing
I"e hfs Impression was, that this publication was mad
ase !estsnce OF the President, by the procurement
'e President and Directors and was intended to com
p,ehend, together with what had been said personally 4
WI E'et the true and full ground on which the act il
question: was intended to be justified to the stockhoder
anS The public generally But this inference only
quo night be true otherwise; and upon examination
0e'ng found satisfactory, being vague and uncer
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esss Lroix, runu LEO s4d New Ut.eoIs sugar
w 20 boxes aud fierce, Loaf Sugar
barrels crushed
$50 bags best old java Coffee
$50 do Green
- li's Mo'usscs
40 his do
500 Ills Hcrrings (No !, North Caro!inl)
- do family TO
OD0 seeks Liverpool aud ground Alum Salt
$50 Kegs pupoal's sporting Powder
too do bIIstiu. DO
900 2rcss Lime fresh Thnat s.on)
lJD kegs Cut Nnils-ns.orcd
49, I'rcdtsnr, English, Swe1cs end county Iron
Box, linnd Hoop and Sheet Gu
Crow Bars and AAes
Mould Boards ana Plough Plates
) tons American BIisicicd steel
English BlsieTr! aud Gcrinun Steel
Spin. und Gust Steel.
For sale. WORKMAN, mcGECDER co.
June Is l2-w3w
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~ G. READ 81 CO keep on hand al their Lum'
70 Der House the river near the new warehouse,
large quantity of Salt rnr, Lime, Plaster errlngs,
Bacon &c. &c which they offer for sale at wholesale
or retail on accommodating terms.
They also keep supply of Family Flour of the Union
Mills and Buffalo brands
Farmyilp. June Is 1899. l2-it
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Changers Office, Etirhntants, ga

Drawn numbers Of the Alexandra Lottery, Class No.
A. drawn 18th June, 1899
III ID G7 30 AZ - &c Gil % q 5 % 90
Half ticket No 40 a. g. entitled TO the second CAPT
,al prize of S25 0G0 and whole ticket, No 30 a. IN.
titled 10 81 900 in The above lottery, sent 10 this
Office
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,SfrartOn's office.

Drawn Nos in Sussex County Lottery, No. q drawn
June 18th:
AZ 49 G5 80 II 10 ~ 7 80 81 SO ca G.
Half Ticket, Nos. ~ Ga a,
Do do 80 4S,
Both sold md cnshed by Stralton the Al-prze Seller
Drawn Nos in Alexandra Lottery, No. 4, drawn
II Is G. 40 d 70 81 CT 90 81 S IS sc
Whole Ticket Nos. Sc 30 81 a Prize Of $500,
Do do ii - 81, do DO leo,
DO do 40 So 81, do do 40,
All sold and cashed by Stratton.
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$4,000.
And Is Drawn Numbers out OF 10.
STATE OF VIRGINIA.

$4,000.
And Is Drawn Numbers out Of 70.
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond Academy Lottery,
Glass No. A. for 1889,
To be drawn at Alexandria Virginia, Saturday, 22a
June, 1889
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
CArI1AI:-s35 295. 1885, 5000, 900, 5000, 300
oo5O. 1000. i,75O, 1900, $500, 400, 1900, $50,
300 so prizes Of OOO so of $50 81 of $780, 50 Of 200
GO Of l6O 60 Of $50, 60 Of 100, dc. &c.
Tickets only slO-Halves 5mQuar!ers so.
Certificates Of Packages Of IS Whole Tickets $40
Do do % Half do is
Do do % Quarter do % 50
Tickets in all the Lotteries apd the really lucky num-
bers for sale at STATIONS Lucky Office. Look -345
Capitals sold and cashed by strstton-the All Prize
N. STRATTON,
June Is Jl2-2] Redmond, Va.
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LEXINGTON, June 6, le3:

LEIIsGTos June 6, 1899
do hereby certify that about the ls January, lSoo'
my little boy, then about four months old, hnd an elp
linn ON his head and face which generally calieo
MIX RASH was very troublesome and cos'nuea 20
grow worse spreading the upper par. o, n's
used the prescriptions Of or two practising rsysr
clans for several months, without any Vso'e e ,ho
Alum Alum Spring ws,er, Chiefly by outward applications
hen ,be disease Immediately began to give way, and
time was s sS'f snd s bo ~i hss
,hcon s MI 20, s;nce JNO. +. CARUTHERS.
12-w4w
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Alum Springs.
From the REQ. 4 d. MetsoE

VFUI IENINO5UN,
Messrs J. & A. CampbelI-Having for several sea-
sons visited your justly celebrated springs, ana having
uni formIy derived much advantage Fom The use OF
the water, cheerfuy add my testimony 10 It's virtues,
both that other individuals may profit os have done
by the use of the and that you may IN some mea
sure be re warded for the expensive improvements and
excellent accommodations you have made ane proSloed
NV disease is chronic liver Affection accompanied with
cough and dyspepsia. The water uniformly appeals
TO The liver with gentle action on the bowels improves
appetite and Digestion and produces general tonic ct
feet on the whole system. feel well SATISFIED that am
indeb,ed to LARGE extent TO the virtue of the Alum
Spring tor considerable portion Of the health and com
tort have enjoyed since tried its efficacy This state
me n, is a, your disposal Respectfully,
A. d. METCALF.
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EECut's Bank of FriScS.

aERAWN Numbers OF Alexandra Lottery No. 4,
81 drawn 18th June
II Is 4 G. 40 AZ ~ SO 81 % 81 5 % Sc
June Is l2-lt
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NOTlCE-A Petition will presented the rcs Legislature
of y.niu, Praying for tho passage ofn law for division OF
the County OF Automatic. MANY CiI iHhHS.
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LANES REID Draper and Tailor hn' us returned from Eng
ID .h very fashionable Of Gooo suitable e
and approaching Seasons which purchased by him
elf for cash. and reasonable terms, spt will continue
| ,seeivo additional supplies.
Nsy3l
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FaIAlLOR WASTED.-A first rate workman is
IL wanted, TO go TO Henderson, n. c., 90 miles from
Petersburg: by Railroad. One that has family would
be preferred, bis wife could do good business
MiIHner
There is an excellent house just finished which they
occupy The situation is a desirable one
Apply 10 JOHN S. EATON & Co,
Henderson, n G.,
Or 10 a. KEVAN IL BROTHER,
June Is [l2-Si Petersburg.
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Buckingham, juno Is, 1889.
Tile most pruaea. ana adrisuIIe course

ENASNCCH there many very indifferent Piano Fortes
ought aud sold By individuals hp
land hat information absolutely necessary,
there douh there being
tho manufacture Piano FoTtcs well known sensible
candid would be tho PRECEDENT advisable
such articles send
elc who Keeps such Pianos Aave hore the test upwatso
onr hurGrd nd twcnty nuces where they hac been bought
and titl By Individuals well their cander and pGcu
a large number ct bon volunteered thar rotabls
oHtoos; particularly whcc the Pano sold upon the
dcu, they they are represented be, they
viii iskcE back exchanged The purchaser here hs
advantage OF gain. and nothing orders for
Pianos and the selection M myself nsarabls get the
laEce Music Teacher before decide which
ment VIII seGd 500 $3.50 ind S75 will purchase superb Pianos.
. L. r. NASH, Paersburg.
Ma g,,f
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.ROCKBRlDGE ALUM SPRING

ROCkBRlDGE ALUM SPRINGS.
yByHE pruprelors ofthe ALUM SPRINGS, grateful
y for the encouragement which they have received
in former years notwithstanding the unfinished
their inform The public that their improve
menis are far completed that they prepared
TO afford comfortable accumodaoDs 10 from one hundred
To one huaJred and twenty bnarders. The A Um Springs
are in Rnckbridge county, Va the road from Lexng
lun TO the Warm Springs, seventeen miles from the Tor
mer and twenty miles from The latter place. There is
rood tur npike road the mountain Good hacks
caa be Of occurred in Lexington moderate terms, TO
yey stare passengers 10 and from these springs
These waters for the time they have been use have
bren more celebrated than any mineral waters in Virgil
min for the cure OF dyspeI chronic diseases Of the
mach and LIVER chronic diseases in general and all kinds
Of cu,aneous diseases. They said 10 be peculiarly
eficacious in the of female complaints.
Several invpterae of scroua have been entirely
cured by the use OF these waters, and believe that
none have used them for any length OF time without
deriving great benefit in this hitherto almost incurabe
disease Certificates 10 This etc would have been pub.
shed in connection with this statement had we not un-
dprstsod TIM, Dr. Goode Of The Hot Springs, prepar
ing Tor publication his opinion OF the effects OF these
waters in The cure Of this disease md had made appi
cation TO Mrs Dickinson of Marlborough Springs, for
her certificate TO accompany his publication
J. 81 A. II. CAMPBELL.
CERTIFICATES.
From, tic Reu Henry RnBnr, D. ID President al fash
ipgtOn College.
LEXINGTON, May "a, 1880.
have been requested 10 certify my experience OF The
sautary effects of the Alum Spring wafer have re
peaedy used it, and besides the good effects upon my
% ne raj health found peculiarly eticacous IN dis
prllng culaneous pt"ns ind prom"ling healthy &C
~ action Of the skin. No other medicine that ever
used had so remarkable a virtue in thisrespect
HENRY RUFFNER.
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sc COL %
Sl2l ,G92 "A 9

lp lalr. 1872, The debt due 10 the Pro-
hssors was reported TO be S4,3Ol &c Z.
Tie probable annual expenditure of the
College, from Jaly, 1850, 10 July, 1881,
p. ESTIMATED a, 1928
ire 'e>>ne Q: The College, for the same
".!s' w., estimated at 6l3
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To the Editors Of The Richmond Wing, Richmond Va.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-06
So

enants independent. He was only bound
to plead readiness to perform his part.
Ifthey had agreed to make title and pay
the money on the same day, wilhout'spe-
cifying as particularly as they have done
which act was 10 be performed first, the
covenant would have been dependant.
Rowland, however, did tender deed with
warranty, and it is sufficient answer TO
this objection that Bright did not object TO
its sufficiency. The rule isthat if a'title
be rendered which appears on its face TO
conform to the contract, If there be an OBJ
lection to It on account Of membranes,
the party whoeis 10 receive'it must make
his objections, as an excuse for refusing 70
receive it--Browrvs. Bellows, 4 Picker
ing l79. This objectionis, therefore, not
we'll founded, but on the first point, the
Judgment must be reversed, the cause re-
manded and venire de moro awarded.
SHARKEY.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-06
MARSHAL'S SALE.

Wanger & Harrison Retarnablc to
VS. alias & IA May term,
Wm Mann and securities 1899.
DY virtue Of the above stated ais Fl ia
- TO me directed from the Hon. United
States circuit court, for the southern dis
trict Of MississippiI shall expose 10 public
sale to the highest bidder for cash, before
the court house Of Holmes county, or the
first Monday 9Th day Of May next, all the
right and interest, said defendant has in or
10 the following described lands to wit: the
Q h Of " h section rs aud north h Of
W h Of q and h Of n 0 q Of sec,
Is, and Ii Of W q and h Of W b
of s q Of section 10 township IA q
range 3 east; also on the Is day of April
1889 will DO offered TO the highest bidder
one negro namedDick,aged about so years
levied on as The property Of the defendant
William Mann, and will be sold to satisfy
the above alias Fl "a end costs.
WIN. M. GWlN, Marshal,
BY w. CURTIS, Deputy.
April G, 2l-tds. Prn's fee so.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-06
MARSHAL'S SALE.

Parish g. Co. Oliver Anderson,
vs. yendltio exponas vsvendiiio exponas
Galloway & Richardson. Gallaway&Richardson
Parmele g. Baker ] & Lowry e. Go
VS. yenditio exponas vs. venditio exponas
The same The same
Brauder. M,Kenna and Shipman, Robinson&Co
Wright, use&c lvs.ven.exp.v vcndlio exponas
The same The same
Sb;nmop. Crane & Co. Table g. Nash
VS. yenditio exponas VS. venditio expenas
The same 1hesa
r II Osgood & Co Bell & Martin
vs. yenditio exponas vs. venditio exponas
The same The same
Booracen,& Co Foster g. Easton
vs. yeilitio exponas VS. vendito exponas
The shine The same
Baker, johnson & Co All returnable to the
&c yendito oxponas S District Court, May
| The same. stenm, 1882
Try virtue of the above stated writs from
the Circuit Court OF the 'UnitedStates
| for the Southern District Of Mississippi, to
me directed, l will sell for cash at the
court housesof the county of Holmes, at
Lexington, on Monday the 9Th day Of
May next, all the right, title, interest or
claim, that the defendants have to the fol-
lowing described lands, viz: the W h of $
" q and W h q Of sec 4, ,nshp arrange
9 west, containing $50 and sS.l0Oth acres,
also e h NV q Of sec-9, tnshp IA, range 2
I west, containing 10 and S9-l00th acres
also, lot l'ofs sec 8, tnshp ID, range 2 west
containing 50 acres; also, e h and h Of
n W and e Of W q of sec 10, tnshT
Ia, range 2 west, containing $50 acres
also n h Of sec Is, tpshp ID, range west
containing 800 and 30-l00ih acres; also I
e4q and h W q and h of s q of SCI
81, tnshp IA, range 9 west, containing
$40 and 52-l00lh acres; also n h and s "
q sec IL, tnshp IA, range'l west, contain
ing All acres; also h of sec Is, tnshI
IA, range west, containing 800 lind 80
Tooth; levied on as the property Of Johr
c Richardson, also, the following lots o
ground situated in the town of Tchula
known and designated on the plat Of sait
town, as lots Nos 10, III, 81. GS IS, Sd
100, 256, Ga, 60, lO5, lO6, SIS, 53, 257
l57, 1876, l57, 15s, l59, 100, l6l, l62
1853, l64, 'l65, l66, 200, 20l, 2O2, 2O3
204, 205, 2o6, 207, l67, l6s, l69, ITO
. III, l72, l73, ia; also fraction Of lanl
Lying around the town of Tcl,ula, number
of acres not now known; levied on as tn,
property of Galloway & Richardson, Il
satisfy the judgments, interest and costs
in the above stated cases.
/ w. nj. GWIN, Marshal,
by w. T. COURTS, Deputy.
April 6 2l-tds Pn'ts lee SOL
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-06
MARSHAL'S SALE.

n
Shipman, Robinson &Co Returnable 10 Nav
vsvenditio exponas term, 1929.
+ Nj Tribble & sur'ts.
BY virtue Of the above stated venditio
exponas to me directed, from the
Hon. United States circuit court, Off the
southern district Of Mississippi, l shall
expose to public sale to the highest bidder
for cash, before The court house door Of
Holmes county, on the first Monday the
9th day of May next, all the right title
and interest, the said defendant has in or
to the following described lands to wit: n
q section 26, and b 9 q section 26
W h n W q, and n h of h n W a
section %, his W q and W h Q q
and Q h q W h q section %
township Is range 2 east, containing ESQ
acres; levied on as the property Of tho
defendant Franklin NJ. Tribble, 10 satisfy
the above venditio exponas and cost.
VIM. M. GWlN, Marshal.
By w. T. COURTS, Deputy.
April 6, 2l--tds. Prints fee SO.