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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-18
RODNEY COTTON PRESS
COMPANY

At an adjourned meeting Of the stockhold-
ers of the "Rodney Cotton Press Company
held at the Mansion House in Rodney. on
Saturday the llth day of May, 1889, James
Snodgrass was called to the Chair, and Ben
jamin Campbell appointed Secretary.
On motion, it was
Rcsolped, That the Officers of the Rod
ney Cotton Press Company shall be seven
Directors, who shall be elected annually, in
the month of May, by the stockholders, by
ballot.
Resolred, That each stakeholder shall be
entitled to one vote for every fifty Dollars of
stock which he may hold in said Company.
Resolred, That three or more members of
said Board of Directors shall constitute a
quorum for the transaction of business; and
that they shall, al their first meeting in each
year, select from their own number, Pres
Ident, Secretary, and Treasurer, to serve
during the term for which they were elect
ed Directors.
Resolred, That it shall be the duty Of said
Board of Directors, to prescribe the time
and manner of paying in the money subscri-
to contract for the construction or purchase
of buildings, machinery &C., and otherwise
conduct the business of the Company.
The stockholders present, then went into
the election, by ballot, of officers for the en-
suing year, when the following persons
were declared duly elected, to wit:
JOHN Nj. PINTARD,
GUSTAVUS Ii. WILCOX,
JAMES SNODGRASS,
G. T. MARTIN,
JOSIAH LAYTON,
A. G. RONEN,
JOHAkEYOE.
On motion, the meeting then Adjourned
JAS. SNODGRASS, Prest.
BENJAMIN CAMPBELL, Sec.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-18

back towards the river to Thos. A. Comp :
tons lot, and large unoccupied ware house -
Lot and House occupied by Murray & Gar
nett as Dry Goods store, No. not known,
fronting GO feet on the east side OF Com
mcrce street, running back 40 feet "a va
cant Lot fronting go feet on the south side
Of Magnolia street, running back 40 feet,
lying between the lots recently purchased
by John Watt and vacant lot belonging to
j. b. Warren;-a vacant Lot fronting 60
feet on the north side Of Commerce street,
and 100 feet on the east side Of Sassafras
street, adjoining the dwelling Of G. I: Mar
tin, Esq, No. not known;-Lot and Houses
occupied bylWarren G. Henry asa DWELL
ing, kitchen, &c. fronting 60 feet on the
North side..of Magnolia street, and 100 feet
back towards Hunts creek Brick House
and Lot adjoining the Commercial Bank OF
Rodney, fronting about % or 30 feet on the
| North side of Magnolia street, and running
back 100 feet towards Hunts Bayou
Lot and House occupied by K. w. Worth
ington as dwelling, frontin. about 20 feet
on Magnolia street, adjoining the property
of John Goodin on the west, which is occu-
pied by John Il. zoe as dwelling;-andl
the lot on winch the dwelling Of J U. Evans
stands, fronting 60 feet on Magnolia street,
and running back 100 feet towards Hunts
Bayou; said property being levied on as
the property of the said defendants George
Overaker and John Ducker, to satisfy tho
above named executions and all costs.
GEO. TORREY, Sh'f.
| By VIM. B. TAYLOR, Dep. Shift.
May 3, 1889 5lts6
p. S. The improvements which r. w q
Worthington has made upon his lot are nod
to be sold.
| GEO. TORREY, Shift.
By VIM. B. TAYLOR, Dep. Shift.
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MANSION HOUSE.

lsssbApTuyHE undersigned having taken
- Il this well known tavern stand
n Rodney, and made such repairs as were
necessary, the House is again opened for
the entertainment of the public.
His Table will at all times be furnished
with the best the country will afford, and
every exertion will be used to make the stay
Of the traveller comfortable and agreeable
lie has number of pleasant and well
furnished rooms for the accommodation Of
families.
There is also good and well furnished
Stable attached to the premises, and trav.
elers may rest assured that their horses vii
be well attended to.
The subscriber respectfully invite the
public to give him call, and pledges him
self to use every exeriion in his power tt
afford general satisfaction.
| r. r. HILL.
May l: 1889 5l-4t
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RY virtue of the above named writs to
- me directed as Sheriff of Jefferson
County, Mississippi, will expose to public
sale on Monday the 10Th day of June next,
tit being the first day of the June term of
the Circuit Court within the hours prescri-
bed by law, for ready cash, before the court
house door in Fayette in said county, the
following described property, situate and
being in the town of Rodney, and county
and state aforesaid, to wit Lot No. l, 'front.'
ing so feet on Commerce street, and l2O
feet on Magnolia street, to the Mississippi
river;-Lot No. 2, fronting 60 feet on Com
merce street, adjoining No. l, running 100
feet to the Mississippi river;-Let No. g.
fronting 60 feet on Commerce street, adj
joining No. 2 on the north, and the property
of Levi G. Harris, occupied by Mr.. Smith
as a tailor's shop, on the south, on which
are some buildings suitable for mechanics
shops, &c.-Lot No. 5, fronting 60 feet ON
Commerce street, running back 100 feet to
a vacant lot, and the large Warehouse now
occupied by d. g. ]. S. Bone as produce
ore;-Lot No. 6, fronting 60 feet on
Commerce street, running back towards the
river l2O feet, to vacant lot and building
occupied by D. g. ]. S. Bone as ware
house ;-one vacant Lot, No. unknown. ly-
ing between Lots No. 5 aud 6 and the river,
running 100 feet parallel with the river;-
Lot No. 10, fronting 60 feet on Commerce
street, running back along Pine street to-
wards the river 100 feet to Lot owned by
Thomas A. Compton, and house on It occu-
pied by A. M. HALEY as dwelling
Nm IL frontinO G0 fact m Commerce
street and 40 feet % Pine street, running
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DR.. E.. ID. Pickett,

formerly Of Maysuille kentucky
"ENDERS his professional services to
the citizens Of Rodney, and neighbor.
hood, in the various branches of his profess
ion. He may be found at the Union Hotel
DR.. P. refers to the following gentlemen
To the Medical Faculty, of Transylva
MIA University, Lexington.
Professors Caldwell and Short, Louis
vile Med. Institute.
Tho. L. Dobyns and E. G. Wood, Rod
ney, Mi.
Drs. Davis and Metcalfe, Natchez, Mi
Josias A. Lyle, do
Professor s. Riddle, Louisiana Medi-
cal College.
Rodney, May 4, 1889.
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OUTRAGE ON THE HIGH SEAS The N.
Orleans Bulletin says that the brig Wash
ington, Captain Thompson, on her voyage
from New rleans to Philadelphia, was fred
into by British sloop ofwar. The provoca-
ton seems to have been breach of Ell.
quette on the part of the brig Washington, in
the mode of displaying her colors III.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-18
Henry & Hoyle

HATE removed their Store to the house
~ formerly occupied by Fauver and
Farnsworth, where they have just received
and opened very large and we'll selected
STOCK of Dry Goods, Hard
aeGre, CrOcEe1'y, Saddlery,
Groceries, &c.
Their Goods are all new, and the public
are invited to call and see them, as they will
be sold low.
Maya 81
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FRENCH FLEET

The Galveston Gazette of the 7th instant,
says, " the French fleet is said to be in
sight. The steamer ZavalIa is getting un-
der way to 60 outside and fall in with it. At
the same moment the New York is towing
out proud British barque; several smaller
steamers are plying in the distance, and the
bay is alive with sails and vessels at anchor.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-18

,..aa mr. McCLuTcn1E, I would associate
Mr.. Wncox, Of Rodney, whose name have
seen already announced for the office. MI.
w. is extensively and favorably known, as
gentleman of the highest literary and legal
attainments, and whose talents and business
habits, do honor 10 the county OF his adop-
ton.
1F,1.o1, Hau 10
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Sheriff Sale.

SuCTIu SGlC.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, =.
Jefferson County. "
The Commercial Bank Of Rodney ! f: ia. to
June
Term,
Alva Farnsworth ct al. 1889.
Wy virtue of the above stated fieri facias
Il to me directed, as Sheriff of Jefferson
County, Mississippi, will expose to public
sale, at the door of the court house in the
town of Fayette, in said county, on the
First Monday in jane nert,
for ready cash, within the hours prescribed
by law, the following negro slaves, to wit:
NELSON,
DICK,
JOE,
GRIFFING, and
MAHALA.
Said slaves being levied on as the pro.
perry of said defendant Farnsworth,1 to sa
l.tisfy the above stated execution and al
costs.
GEO. TORREY, Sheriff
by VIM. 3. TAYLOR, d. s.
Rodney, May l6, 1889. If
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same in 1898 Is 900. Stock In Liverpool,
December 81, 1898, 24o,3l0; same time
1887, l7O,SOO. Decrease Of import this
year compared with the same date last year,
166,490. Increase of stock, 46,60O. De-
crease of quantity taken for consumption,
5000. Computed stocks, April S, 1889.
232 600; same period, 1888, 273,SOO.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-18
Dissolution.

THE Co-partncrship existing between
the subscribers since the first of Janu-
ary last, under the style and firm Of
DONOHO g. BLANCHARD,
Is this day dissolved, and Jas. II. Blanchard
is authorised to settle the business Of the late
firm.
VIM. G.. DONOHO.
JAS. III. BLANCHARD.
Church Hill, May 18th, 1889 l-3m
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-18
Notice.

Notice.
YNHE subscriber having purchased the
interest OF WIN. c.. Donoho in the late
firm Of Donoho & Blanchard, will CONTINUE
the business at the store lately occupied by
them, where he offers for sale large as
sortment of GOODS, consisting Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, GROCERIES, MEDICINES,
CROCKERY,
HARDWARE, &c. &C.,
Which lie will sell on as reasonable terms
as they can be had in the state, for Cash, OF
the usual credit.
JAMES II. BLANCHARD.
Church Hill, May Ia. no l-3m
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MAvRE, March %.

MAvRE, March 25.
Cotton has been dull, though there is no
reduction in price. Sales of the week
1913 bales: Orleans at liz so 1872, Mo-
bile III so 100 so, Upland lO7 SO a 1877.
The receipts have been Is, 124 bales, and
the present stock is 66,9l6 bales against
As, 1888 bales last year.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-18
COTTON MARKET.

New ORLEANS, May IL, 1889.
we cannot hold out any cheering inteli-
gence as to improvement in business, but in
general every branch has borne the same
dull inanimate appearance which has cha
racterised it during the week. In western
produce sales have been very limited, a
state of things corresponding fully with the
trifing demand existing to-day-prices how
ever are firm. Goods for the interior were
rather more sought after, but we cannot note
any permanent improvement either in bust
ness or prices. Our markets appear to be
now totally free from any local speculation,
our banks generally preferring to limit their
operations in a great measure to the pur-
chase of exchanges drawn against actual
shipments.
Conon.-To-day has probable presented
a greater degree of dullness than that worn
at any previous part of the season. Sales,
from what we can learn, would not exceed
2 or 800 bales, prices are extremely firm
but the feeling of all parties appears to be
to wait further foreign intelligence. Arrived
$50 bales, exported 6O79 bales.
Classifcation-La. & Miss.
Choice lSal9, Good Fair l7al7l, Fail
l6al64, Mddling Fair l4ll5, Inferior l3a
| IA cents per ID.
Tenn. 6, N. Ala.
Choice II, Good Fair Is, Fair Is, Mid
ding Fair IA Inferior ID cents per Id.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-18
LIVERPOOL, April 8.

LIVERPOOL, April ..
The demand for cotton has been unusually
limited throughout the present week, being
entirely confined to the supply Of the imme-
date wants of the trade and the market closes
heavily at decline Of Id to 3-8d. per ID. in
the middling to fair and Id. per Id. in the
other qualities of American Cotton. Sea
Island maintains full prices. Egyptian con-
tinues in demand, and an advance of Id per
lb. in many instances have been obtained.
In Brazil Bahia commands full rates, while
in Persian and Maranham, decline of Id.
per ID. has, in some cases, been submitted
to. Surat is neglected, and has declined
Id. per Id. during the week. The sales of
the week amount to 1850 bales all to the
trade.
l6O Sea Island 90 40 d
- Stained do. ii Is
1850 Upland 8. 81
$50 Mobile, &c. 81 a st
254O New Orleans u IL
Late in the day an increased demand has
occurred for cotton. The sales are $500
bales, of which 200 Am. are on speculation,
generally at the prices Of yesterday.
Taken on speculation this year, 10000;
\
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-18
LIVERPOOL, March 26

LIVERPOOL, March 70.
The sales for the week, ending on the Odd
reached 1880 bales of which there are
taken on speculation-l4,o 600 American,
$50 Brazil, $50 Egyptian and 1920 Surat
and Madras. Prices are advanced I'd per
Id. for American and Brazil. and Id, per Id.
for Egyptian, w. Indian and Z. Indian cotton.
The sales for the week ending on the
29th were 1880 bags. The demand was
moderate, but holders were sparing in the
lots offered, and prices were therefore well
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-01
CITY Count.

October, 29th 1889.
DRESENT @. d. Gibbs President, Y.
Galloway, Andrew Glib, r. M VIM, ]
s.. Wallace s. f. w. Quackenboss, absent
]. III. Lawrence.
The meeting was called to order and pro-
ceeded to business,
Mr.. Glib presented an account from Or.
Barber, for services rendered 10 Pauper
Wilson from the Steam Boat Bunker Hill,
on motion of r. NJ. Vim, seconded by n.
Galloway the account was rejected
On motion of r. NJ. VIM secondly By
v. Galloway the account of Charles, &
Michael Hyland was allowed.
On motion of r W Quackenboss secon-
ded by Andrew Glib Resolved that the
committee on finance be instructed to re-
port TO the next meeting Of the board, the
most suitable ordinance to Be adopted for
the purpose of authorising an issuance Of
change tickets upon the faith Of the corpo-
ration. M T Hoff; treasurer, next presented
his monthly report to the Board which was
received.
The president Mr.. @. D. Gibbs, made
some remarks TO the Board signifying his
to resign on the day following and
rendering to the board his sincere thanks.
for the courtesy which has been manifested.
BY them for him during bis continuance in
Office. @. d. GIBBS, PEST
r.. 3. KEYS, clerk.
Nov. i 1899. l7-6t
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"A
A very sensible improvement ID every depagts
ment &c trade has been noticed during the past
week Our ssrseta are once more lined with ~ 8.
gona bringing Il le gIeat prod ue1oi our soil, ana
loading Tor the interior VII staple goods and oth-
III necessafies of LITE. 1le uYeE RENAME q q
stand, being III very low state, bnt YET entirely
inc between thia.and Vicksbnrg.
CoTToN--Is coming 10 very freely. Stock on
hand estimated 1t q, 900 bales, most Of which IS
for Shipment "a New Orleans we are Of opinion
that most of the crop will be sent 70 that point Tor
sale, being theold channel, and no doubtthe best
one for the planter. w e must say, that We are
well pleased Is see cotton going that way once
more,
PRogIsioNs.- Our murket Is We'll supplied with
every vaffety III this line, and at lower rates. as
our Price Current Wi Ill sheav, than has ever been
known, at this season Of the year, and stage Ct
the river.
BAaa1Na AND T oPE. Ihe stock Of these article
has been increased since our last, and there u
now sufaciency for any demand. Former rates
still prevail, VIZ: Bagging 81 ! rope l23 cents.
ExcHANGEs-Since our last suspension Of spec
Gle payments by many Of the banks Of the state
has taken place, and the notes Of such as ahayes
have deprecated from s to 10 percent: Glow the
notes of those that have not. The depreciation
would be much greater, but that the belief Is
general. thar the banks that have suspendeds have
done 50, more from policy, Of what they We think
IN errorl consider such, than from cesslty. We
are pleased to be able TO state, that the CommeEs
cial Bank Of ii s place neither has nor viii sus-
pend, being amply able to redeem ell her issues
that are due, and all that not. as they become
SO.
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NOTICE.
New ORIEAgs. OF. / Ie39

New ORLEANS, Oct 1, 1888.
We hereby certify that Cotton shipped By
the steamboat ga NGES, viii be insured at
the usual rates Of premium, said boat hay-
ing been satisfactory fepaired
Western Marine and Ere ms. 90.
u MATTHEWS. President
Firemans Insurance. ComDang.
g. TRACY, Secretary.
Orleans q lteatre Insurance Co.
Z. DURAL, Secretary.
Louisa. State llfdr. and Fire ms. co.
CHAS. IN. AORAOR, Secretary.
Merchants and Ocean ms. Co
RICH'D Il. RO DEER fS0NV Inspector of
Atlantic lnsurance Company.
EDWIN Bird GES, secretary pro. tenn.
Grand Gul Insurance compaag,
LOUIS CRONEI j, secretary.
YazOo City, Nov. lst I7-5t
The Lexington Union, will please publish
he above three times, and sent their acs
count 10 this Office
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-01
WILL. IIOETE III e 20,
GnNEEGII0NARY.

EWyTIE subscribers respectfully inform their
friends and the public generally that
they still continue the above business, in ali
its various branches at their old stand on
Main street Yazoo City where they are at
all times prepared 10 I'll orders from the
country on the shortest notice and on as rea-
sonabIe terms as can be done in the state.
They take this opportunity 70 return thanks
to their friends and the public for the patro-
mage heretofore bestowed upon them.
JACKSON 81 EDMONDS.
October IS, 1889. I6-tf
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IN II 81 81 q Il To =

DJ HE NAnIE d so 6 ANDIDATE, TOR ANY.
OFFICE, WILL BE ANNoUNcED, WITHOUT THE
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-01
Committees a YfaflaTace


The following IS a list Of the gentlemen
1 who were appointed commit tees Of vigilance
for the several election precincts Of thl.
county, inspursuance Of resolution passed
unanimously at meeting Of the WING
Young Men Of Yazoo county, on The l4tho
September.
For YasOo City Boz.
/ Vincent GA lloWaY, James FL. Hunter,
Andrew Glib, Patrick 3. Hays,
III. NJ. Dabls. Samuel B. Cusack,
"a. B. Block, 7, 81. Smith,
George Jonas, John Glass,
Frances Calender, Charles Holmes,
il. Link. w @. Kellogg,
Thomas q. Rodgers, "a Hall,
John H. Bigger, John Murdaugli
George Haun. James "a. Stevens,
w. q. Miller. Alexander f. Cole,
John Harris, Thomas VI Scott,
Oscar Hope, John o Hunter,
]. g. Lewis, William 2 Pugh,
Nathaniel Register, u e Pease,
3. j. Jackson, 2 B Cayces
Daniel VI Nye, Cyrus Edmonds,
Nathaniel Perry, M u Link,
s. g. Miller, Nv * Thompson,
w. d. Seal, CSchnebly,
j. w. Fuqua, VIM Ingraham,
J. J. SwartWout, r II Allen,
Michael Rays, NJ Deglin.
For Sdtdrtia Boz
Calvin Taylor, Jackson N1aben,
DR. ] 4 Young, George Bac1haEn.
Thomas Wilson, John H Honard,
r Maben, W @ Ship,
+ ID AIaben. James Is Hope,
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was present duflng the delivery 81 The
speech. show what General Brown said
and Will show that reported him correct
lie omit such portions Of the letter as
have no connection Wilh THE question 81 is.
sue, md here sc may Be allowed o say,
that this letter was never intended iof The.
public eve, and ooI apology 'of the seeming
breach of comic ence. IS g Be found II The
fact that the denial 81 tic charge made By
us IS an impeachment 81 our Yeracity, and
we are bound in self delence Is use
ssRaNDoN SpnINGs. sd Aug. 1899
DEAR bis Is the hfat Time have
been out ofmg room lor several days but
could not refrain from going miles Is.
fcDaniels store ID hear General Brown
make speech.
He quoted paragraph from the Rich
mond Wing, 10 show as he said, that Mr..
Clay had abandoned the scheme Of Uni-
ted States Bank, aud seemed g complain.
that the wings Of Mississippi should still.
sick to L, and here he made declaration.
III plain words, which, though knew was.
the 0uIY principle upon which the locofoco
party acted, T did not expect to see any one
bold enough OF fool enough publicly 10 ex-l
pfess. He said: sIN THE COMPANY WHICH
4 MUSTER, THE DEAKoCRATT COMPANY, WHEN
rIrEs CAPTAIN ORDERS Halt, VIZ ALL STOP,
AND IL MR.. VAN BUREN, WE'RE TO
MORROW TO SAY THAT HE WOULD
NO LONGER ADVISE OR SUPPORT
THE SUB TREASURY SCHEME,
SHOULD AZ ONCE DROP IT AND SAY !
No MORE @ABOIIT IT.
So helpme God, heard him say it, and
now we know some little better than we did
before, what we have 10 depend on If the
General IS elected. Can the sensible men
of his party swallow this2 Ia Gods name
can they'll Yours truly,
ALFRED cox
( One word more and we dismiss the sub
iect, we have here made 4 plain statement
Of facts, facts which we have sustained BY
the very best sort of evidence, and We feel
that one word of comment IS useless, Genl. |
Brown is welcome to all the advantage he |
may drive from this denial, put forth at a
time when It was thought the proof could
not be brought forwarl, and if he can de-
rive any consolation from knowing that he
is regarded by men Of all parties with the con.
tempt and scorn which the utte7er Of such /
degrading sentiments as those uttered BY
him deserve, why in Gods name let him
enjoy It, We would not deprive him of It.
INDIAN NEws.-Two volunteers were
killed last week near Micanopy, and their
tongues cutout, and otherwise horribly mu-
Eilated
Tho enemy made an attack on Fort Nc
glure, killing one man.and six horses:
The Express rider from Micanopy was
driven, with the escort, into pickets BY a
arge body Of Indians.
The steamer Mccall was fred into on
he 2sth ult., FIVE miles below the mouth of
Sanfafe, BY 90 Indians. Eight or ten rifles
we're fred, followed by yells, when the party
an down to a point, and joined and addi-
ional force, who again fred into the boat,
Rounding three or four Of the crew. The
ire was returned, and one Indian was seen
o fall, who was borne Of BY his companions.
FL st. Augustine Netos.
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Wolf q Clafkos Io Novem4
ts f Der TERM
Thos M Scott ct a s. Getty 1880.
virtue ol The above stated execus
ton 10 ME directed, from il.e honoras
BE Circuit Court Of Aazoo county, Mi, I
viii sell lor cash, 70 lie highest bidder, 90
he court house door, ii tie town Of Benz
ton, on Monday ne 18Th day 81 November
next, within tho hours prescribed By law
tbs following property, @ wit.-2 negroes,
Siley aud Edward, levied 80 the pioperiyof
VI Scott @ salisly lie above stated
execution and cost
RI BUFORD, Sheriff,
BY +. W. Wheless, d. s.
Oct 10Th. l8-4t Gu e So 00)