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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19


To The Editors Of he ColunBu, D,,-
GESTLEHEN:-I beg leave, ,hron,s
dun Of your columns, to make -
marks-and ii Is With much sa,isr,,,;,
litical opponent Of Gov. MNu,t. !.
point Of view, that can bear ts.,;-.-
able, ineligible and unbiased ssbihs -
notary system, made in his message n :
inst. 10 the General Assembly Of this SIM. .
must appear to every nnprejudiced NINA
closely allied TO the true interss, Of on, !,
fertile country over which the genu, ,r
prise is now towering, waiting the lo,,,s..
and invitation Of the executive and -
bodies Of our State to assist il. in ,h'
ton Of those ha'pies which are prpv;n. ven
yilais. In reviewing the many inpos,so -
to light in his message, am pleassI ~
fearless and manly manner, IN which \. ~
ces such bank m0nopolies as have, and .s W.
blast the prosperity OF both planter and ~. ~
for the benefit of chosen few: pre,.,,;".!
fraud an insurmountable barrier to ,nls,n,l,. "
Is there Mississippian Of either polI, .sI'
ty, who will not coincide with Gov. NM Z
the period has now arrived when lbA ,;ot,'
Liberties Of nine tenihs Of our citizens
trampelled on by spurious issue Of sh,a Dl ~ ivy
based Upon fraudulent Foundation ,hpn1
ceivc that check which the Cutur. N,S.," &c
prosperity Of the garden spot of The az, w.. S
renders indispensably necessary Can,Sa
minded and chivalrors son Of Mississinni ~
ing that We possess, by fertility Of soil, = r,.,.,
portion Of wealth than many Of our sister H..
feel otherwise than debased and desr.d,1
know and see the Bank issues Of tbos. ,,,~
States selling daily in our streets at premium
from 10 10 20 per cent. and TO know lha :.
wish TO travel beyond the smoke Of our chmD.,
We must submit 10 the sacrifice or remain :
home No one can feel otherwise. lamn,
wise much pleased with the suggestion Of mu
preparation for the clearing out Of rivers BY h
removal Of logs, &c. A, an inconsderabe J,
pense, under the fostering care Of The lepsIaw
by small appropriations many Of our suaNr
now considered only as tributary to our na,,,
BILE streams, might be navigated by sutaS
barges or hat-boats, and thereby, in new CON.
try like ours, without roads in many parts l.Es,
the Planter and Farmer from burlhen vhRhn.
poses an onerous tax.
In as much as the views taken by Coz NM
OF our Banking system, in its material mata
coincide with the views taken, and resolulMl
passed, at our Bank meeting in June last ~
greet to learn that the memorial Forwarded OM
representatives, was not more generally sgss
by those we know TO be -wishers to lhesau,
in as much as il may not be considered IS il
structing them! OF
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
Trust Sale.

Df virtue u deed Of trust executed BY John
ID Nj. Kirk Of the FIRST part, Thomas William.
son Of the second part, and James Jones as Trus-
tee OF the third part, dated the 2sth day OF August
1888, and OF record in the Office OF the clerk Of the
Probate court for Lowndes county State Of MisSis-
sippi, TO secure the payment Of certain debt there
in mentioned, as such trustee will on the 9th dav
Of February 1882 (being now notified Of the non
payment OF sald deb0 proceed TO sell for ready mo-
ney on the premises, the following described pro.
perry conveyed by said deed, for the purposes there
il named, that is TO say, lots numbered nine and
ten, in square number two, south of main street and
square number fifty seven, north of main street in
the town OF Columbus, Lowndes county, State of
Mississippi, with the improvements thereon. Such
gie as y vested II nie oy SAID deed viii be conveyed
10 the purchaser. JAMES JONES. Trustec.
Jan. 10, ls39-2S2w Pr. i,r "a 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
TO THE PUBLIC (:

That there are many complaints made ngars
the Postmaster Of this place for the iuegua
manner in which letters are received at the Offices
in the adjoining counties, am well aware, and
justice to myself am constrained 10 lay before
the public The reasons for these irregularities that E
the blame may be located where il is meited.
The only distributing Postt flee, in hi. Snrt
is located at Natchez, and all letters and packages
from theanorh and west pass through The dkIrt
buting Office at Florence, Ala. and ought there 10
be made up for the several Offices within the lin.
its of our State. These packages have Of cOuntO
pass through the Office at Columbus; buI,accoTdI.
10 the post Office laws, the postmaster Of any inter
mediate Office between Two distributing Offices
has no right to open any package that is address
ed to the distributing Office or any other Office
his or any other portion Of the county or STATE
save his own; consequently, on the manner ID
which the mail is assorted at Florence, depeHt
whether the letters for this section Of the coun'
try are received for distribution in due season
That the mails for this portion Of The State we's
not properly directed by tho Florence oihce,
have been long aware, as by nearly every sou'f'
ern mail we received letters which have gone
through this Office TO Natchez TO be distributed
and then sent back again 10 their place Of desb
nation. In support of this assertion, wilsah
the following fact The last mail that vas
ceived from the north, came to this Office in such
wet and mutllated form, that was cumpNJ
TO dry and rc-envelope many Of the packagssd
letters that were addressed TO The Natchez Dis
trbuting post Office. Most oil these packages
were for offices in our immediate neighbOrbOOd
and as an instance Of this, will state the follow
ing-One of said packages contained seven let
tiers for StarkvIe, six for Macon, four for Fly
mouth, some for Westport, Wahalock, Aberdeen
CarolIton. Brandon, Houston, Greensboro, and
in fact every one Of said letters were for Offices
ut and on this side Of Brandon all Of these le'
tiers had consequently TO travel from three 10 SIX
hundred miles more Than they ought before ney
arrived a. their proper place for distribution. WIN
this statement of facts, which can be sustained
necessary, by the evidence of the post master d
Natchez, and the deputies Of this Office. ea''
the community 10 judge whether the oihcei' y :,
this or the officers Of the distributing oilce u
Florence arc TO blame
A. C. BURGESs,PM
Cor IfNprs. tou'v lA,h 1910
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
State of Mississippi LoMndes Ct,x

Circuit Court, Tuesday, 9th October, 1888.
John L. Allen & BunneIl Huggns, attachment
No 1854 vs. $1,000
Samuel A. Mutt.
THlS day came the plaintiffs by attorney and on
II motion il is ordered by the Court that publ
lcatioH BE- made for six successive weeks in the CO.
lumbus Democrat, notifying the defendant of the
pendence OF this suit and that unless he appear ON
or before the first day Of the next term Of this court
give special bail and plead, judgment final will he
entered against him, and the property attached viii
he sold to satisfy lheplaintihs demands
The Stale Of Mississippi, Lopndcs County, S S
l. OVID P. BROWN, Clerk of the circuit court
of Lowndes county aforesaid! do hereby certify that
said court, in relation to the said cause. Given un-
der my hand and seal of office, this 18th day Of
January 1889. OVID P. BROWN, Clerk.
BY J. P. Montgomery, ID, C.
2S-6w Pr, $l4 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19

.Msssrs. EditOrs--ln your paper of January
lllh, you observe, that one or two pieces of Sc.
iecfsd poetry" were inserted by you as original.
VI course, do not know to which of the pieces
you have difference, but let me assure Won. the
piece signed Adela us originate Il is true.
That 1t was written many years since, and publish.
cd in paper edited by Mr. Z. Walker, at Tuska.
loosa The original manuscript can be nro.
duced' t'me-TOrn as tits, i necessary.
Your friend, AnrS,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
COLUMBUS, Jau'y l4th 1899.

DIED-At Holly Springs, the 2lst Dece@ 90
last, JAMES q. GooDsoN. Mr. Goodscn was ~ ..s
long time Journeyman in this Office, and y vi 4
about to return TO Columbus, when the paul
death arrested his career. He died in the mug =
glorious Immortality Mr. g. was worthy auI ~,
Unable young man. beloved BY all who knew ' h.d
His disease was consumption under Which, y A. i.
been suffering for many months previous % IN SrB
cease. He has left an afiectlunate mother 10 'nO''
his loss
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
State Of Mississippi LOwndes C ~

Circuit Court, Tuesday, 9Th October 49,
s So. s Il Andes S:. ! Attachment, saa, 90
Harrison D. Flowers. ,,.,..,.v
THIS day came the plaintiff BY his A y, ,hs
= and on motion il is ordered by the cpu' I, ,he
publication he made six successive wees !. ihc
Columbus Democrat, newspaper puollsneo. ~, ! Il.
town of Columbus, in this State, notifying .roes
endant Of the tendency Of this suit, and s ~ nsI
he appear on or before the first day q w Nan.
term of this court, to Be holden on the seeD'I ade
day of April 1889 give special bail and pea. I. nS
ment final Will be entered against him, ana vi
perry attached will be sold 10 satisfy inc P'''
demands. &c
The Stale of Mississippi LOundes Coan,y rou,t
I,OVID p. BROWN, Clerk Of the CircO l.;, NM N.
Of Lowndes county aforesaid, do hereby Co. our
The above is true extract from The mInu' nrdet
said court in relation 10 said cause uHsr Ian.
my hand and seal ofoasce, this the lsth Jay "
u'Fy' D. 1889 oyIp ?. BROWN, ces.
Ey j. D. ?: Montgomery sn D. G. Pr. fec sIaS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19

GIVE publish the card of our fair conespon.
dent, "Adela," with great pleasure. The piece
OF poetry TO which she alludes, was attributed bv
ourselves TO Pollock, and by others to Young.
A greater compliment could scarcely be paid the
writer We shall always be happy TO hear from
+" Adela."
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19

The Mississippi Legislotue.-We hate no
very late information from jackson. The Mis-
ssspPan gives US the proceedings Of the Legis-
laiure Tor The first two or three days. Nothing
Of the least importance had hanspred. The two
houses were duly organized, and seemed to be, at
our latest accounts, getting on very well. This
being dn adjourned session, the same officers
hold their stations. No test question had been
brought before either House, and it is, Of course,
impossible for US to give an opinion as TO the
strength Of the two parties. Both houses seem
to be pretty equally divided.
We will endcayor to give all the important pro-
ceodings.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19

We have been informed that Henderson, the
candidate of The bank federalists, has been elect
ed TO the U. S. Senate. II such is The case, the
will Of majority Of the people of Mississippi
has been condemned, and the presen, Legislature
has damned" itself to everlasting infamy.-
But we wait Tor authentic accounts--we wait TO
see if il is indeed true that such daring, out
rageous violation Of the popular will has been per-
petrated. If it has been, we have more to say
upon the subject, and will hold up to the merited
scorn and indignation Of the community, the po-
lhcal traitors who have battered away the rights
and principles Of lheit constituents.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19
COLUMBUS, MISS.
SATURDAY, JAN. 10, 1885.
rnR GnHERNoR,s MRssAGE.

To The exclusion Of almost every hing else we
publish the Message Of Gov. MeNult to day. We
are indebted for copy Of it 10 The Post Master nj
Jackson. Il IS really an able dOcument-comPre-
hensive and luminous in It's statements, clear asd
explicit in It's recommendations, ehasie aEd dgnihed
in style; 1t IS Just such message as should come
from the Chief Magistrate Of free and enlghten-
ed people. We have heard but one opinion res
peclng it, whether from wing or democrat, and that
was unqualified appreciation. All parties unite in
praising it. But we have no room for comment.
The message is before our readers, and we must
beg them 10 give it an attentive perusal
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19

The DEMOCRATIC STATE RIGnTs CoNvEN-
TloN.-This body assembled in jackson on the
eighth inst. All the information that we have re-
respecting its proceedings is gathered ION the
last Argus. Judge c. P. Smith, it is stated, was
appointed President
Gov. A. G. M'Nutt was nominated for re-
election TO the Office which he now fills, mani
mOusly. For Congressman, A. G. Brown Of
Copah, and Jacob Thompson Of Pontotoc, re-
ceived the nomination. Mr. Saunders, the pre-
sent incumbent, was nominated for Auditor. a
The authentic proceedings shall be laid before
our readers as soon as we receive them.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19

The Hon. S. s. PRENTIss took the frs, coca
sion on his arrival at Washington TO make fu.
Hous, ran,ing speech against the administration
A distinguished gentleman al Washington, in a
letter tc the Editors, thus speaks Of this Philip
pic Of the Mississippi Hotspur
"Your man Prentiss has, for abe last two days,
been rafting off volley after vollcy of words a
gainst sen. jackson, Mr. Van Buren,, and Mr.
Secretary Woodbury.. lie gained himself no
credit with any body, for it was feeble effort
destitute of argument, and Astounding only in de.
annexation and vili6cation of men Of much. more
character and talent than he himself possesses
| hope you will send some better man at your
November election"
We will try to do so, and We assure our cores.
pondent that the chances are in our favor
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19

Gjr No important news from Washington
Our northern mails come "iew and far between"
and bring little Of interest.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19

RECEIVER OF PUBLIC MONEYS AT CnLuM.
Bus.-We are requested TO say to the public, that
Francis Leech, Esq. the Receiver OF Public
Moneys at this place, has this day resigned, and
that no further entries Of public land can be made
at this office until an appointment Of Receiver
shall be made.
We regret exceedingly this resignation has la
ken place at this time, as the General Govern.
ment has thereby lost the services Of faithful
efficient, prompt and responsible officer. Mr.
Leech is well known TO this community as gen.
tleman Of moral worth and sterling integrity the
services Of such men are required in the man.
agement of the public funds. We can assure
the public that they will hear Of no defalcalioh
from this quarter.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-19

" The difficulties in the Pennsylvania Lee
gislature have been settled. The wings, not
withstanding all their bravado and drtay Of armed
troops have been compelled to yield TO the force
of truth aud justice. The democrats, knowing
that they had the right on their side remained IN
shaken and they have triumphed.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-02
NOTICE

XD Y virtue of an order of the Hon. the Pro-
ND bate Court of Holmes county, viii sell
on the third Monday in April next, before the
court house door of said county, in the town Of
Lexington, on a credit Of II months, the undi
vidcd half OF the following tracts of land, belong
ing to the estate OF John b. Davis, deceased -
to wit:
North halfsection % township l6 range ] cas-,
W hnwq sec 23t l6r G, W h II a sec 36 l6
e,eh se gel neq sec st l6r Sc, h q
ehsw seq h"w sec 10 l6r5e
h 8 sec 10 l6 S G, w hswqwh &c q sec s
tier e, e h sew his e q sec It lGr 5 e, " i
u G q sec 36 l6 Sc. W neg sec l2t l6 r a e
lots and sec 81 I l6r 4e, swq nee sec %
| % 5 W, nh sec 90 ( IS r 5 ", W va III I
W e h Nv O sec 6 t 25 5 W, e h neqwh NV
SEC 7 Is r5 W; the whole of the two folowin!
eighlhs belong to the estate off Il Davis;
| q n e q sec ID 26r5w
j. NJ GWIN, Administrator
| De bonis non of John B DAVIS, deceased.
Feb Is l4--6w
i The vicksburg Register will please publish III
above six weeks, and charge administrator.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Sins While

John Curran Silas White
ks veDdi,io exponas VS. alias & "a on bond
pefersonF ,et al. Jefferson Falheree' ct al.
Returnable to Holmes Circuit Court, to April
term, 1889.
. BY virtue of the above stated cases
shall offer to the highest bidder Tor
cash, before the court house door of Holmes
county, on the first Monday of March
pext, the following described lands, TO wit:
lhe h of sec 26, tnshp l6, range 4 east ;
he W h Of n q sec Q, tnshp 10, range 8
|kast; the h n q OF sec S, tnshp l5,range
east. Also Negro man. Charles, %
FEARS old, levied on as the property of JET
frson Faiheree, to satisfy the plaintiffs
Ind costs Of suits.
Nv PICKINS, Sheriff,
By w. F. AUSTIN, Deputy.
Jan 90 l2-- IDS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-02
.SHEKIFErS SALE,
Marcl, 9,

Thrown g. Fitch, W Anderson, use, &c.
rys fl ia on blni, VS. Il Ia on bend.
Jeremiah Porter, ct al. Jeie niah Porter, ct al.
rSamuel IIoskns g. Co. Samuel IIoskins & Co.
~ f IA ON bond, VS. ii IA on bond,
kJc,emr,h Potter. ct al. Jeremiah Porter, ct al.
Retmuab!elo the Holmes Circuit Court, 20
April term, 1882
#ENY virtue OF the above stated cases oil
ND frie facias to me directed, shall
-ofltr to the highest bidder for cash, before
The cour, hopse door of Holmes county on
q he frs, Monday of April next, the follow
8ing described tract ol'land tovit: the h
% e q aad h e h n e q all ia sec. tnshp
Is range2 e, containg 100 acres more OF
ess, levied on as the property OF Jeremiah
Porter, to satisfy the plaintiffs debt and
costs of suits.
i I. w. PICKlNS. Sheriff,
u BY VIM. STlGLER, Deputy.
81 March,2, l6--tds
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-02
NOTICE.

I'm pursuance of the permission o.
4 Deed Of Trust 10 me executed, oy
Abner v. Rowe, to secure the payment
Of a certain sum Of money therein specl
fed, TO Messrs. Morton e. Nash, bearing
date the 18th Of April, 1886, and filed tor
record the 18Th of April, 1886, in The
clerks Office of the Probate Court of
Holmes county, and duly recorded IN
book A, page 544. l will, as trustee there
in, expose to public sale before the court
house door in the town Of Lexington, on
Monday, the first day Of April next, be-
tween the hours of IL o'clock, A NJ, and
A o'clock, p M, the following described
real and personal property, or so much
thereof as will be sufficient to satisfy said
sum Of money in said deed in trus, specl.
fed together with all incidental costs and
charges, to wit: four lots in the town OF
Lexington, known on the map of said
town as lots Nos So, Sc, 90, and 100; to-
gcther with all and singular the appurte-
nanccs thereunto belonging; also one
irac, Of land lying and being in the county
of Holmes, and known as the h OF h OF
n Of sec 2, tnshp IA north, range 2 east,
containing 40 acres; also, one negro wo-
man slave, aged about 40 years, named
, Tempe; and negro boy named jim,
aged about 7 wears.
JOSEPH ID. WILLIAMS,
March 2 l6-.ds Trustee.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-02
SHERlFF'S SALE.

William Rankin & Go. Ret'n!ible to Ilo'mes
kys vendito exponas tIrcmt Couf, TO
Samuel Barrett, e, al. April term, 1889.
|gsY virtue of tho above stated case of
vendltio exponas 10 me directed, |
shall expose to the highest bidder for cash,
before the court house door in the town of
Lexington, Holmes county, Miss. on the
first Monday in March next, the following
described land, to wit: the e q OF
|sec So, and the W h offs wa Of sec 36, all
En tnsbp Ia, range 3 east; levied on as the
property of defendant Samuel Barrett, to
satisfy the plaintiffs and costs Of suit.
i. w. PICKINS, Sheriff
OF Holmes Co. Miss.
/ J,nOQ l2-tds
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.

j W Gibson, nse, &c. Retulnable to Holmes
vs al & IA bond Circuit CONT, TO April
Il ID Gray, ct al. term, 1889.
TRY the above stated execution 10 me dl.
rected, shall expose TO sale 10 The
highest bidder for cash, AT the court house
door IN the town OF Lexington, Holmes
county, Miss. en- the third Monday IN
March next, the following described lands
to wit: the h OF S W q, the W h S W q Of
sec Is, tnshp ID, range d east; and the G
q Of n q of sec Ii, tnshp l4,range 3 east
levied on as the property Of James J
Pcnnell, one of the defendants in the above
stated case, to satisfy the plaintiffs and
cos.s of the above stated case.
/. w. PICKlNS, Sheriff.
Feb 9 l3.o---ids
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-02
SHERIFF,S SALE.

y, ,a,,d nee. &c. Robt Fisher, use, &c,
u nnit;o expona,, VS. ycndiiio exponas,
n - Moyo. ct al. J.R. Mayo, CT al.
Fr,a,.o,,, Dent Morton & Nash, use, &c
nonditio exponas VS. yenlilio exponas
HI r Mayo, ct al II. Mayo, ct al.
81 Niche. use. &c, Erasmus 4 Potts,
vsnd;,;o. exponas VS. venditio eXponas
N. r. Mayo, e' al. D. IL. Mayo' et az
Reumable to Holmes Circuit Courl
April term, 1889.
tuNY virtue of the above stated vendltio
exponas, to me directed, Twill ex-
base at public sale, to the highest bidder
|;or cash at the court house door in the
|town of Lexington, on the first Monday
if April next, the following described
hroper,v, viz:-the W h W q ofsec %,
inshp Is, range 3 east: also, lots Nos 80,
B and 6, lying and being in the town Of
Lexington, levied on as the property Off
II. Mayo, to satisfy plaintiffs debt and
cosls Of said suits; sale within lawful
hours. , -,
|. w. PICKINS, Sheriff,
ID BY w. F. AUSTIN, Dept.
IA March | lo----'ns
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-02
NJ q II &c r.
Il.~-4w

EMYIL be sold by virtue of an order of the
EW Hon. Probate Court of Holmes county,
on the third Monday in April next befoe the
court house door, in the town of Lexington, on
l2 months credit, the following described tracts
of land belonging TO the estate OF Wiley Davis,
deceased, to wit:
Southeast quarter section 3 tow nship IS range
east, n W q ec Ut Is w,nw q sec 81 Is r
W, n c an n q sec 81 l6 r 2e, q sec
l6r Be, W hn W sec s t l6 Sc, h n e q
sec 10 l6r Sc, e b e sec lit l6r 5 e, W b s
e sec ID Tiers e b sw q sec 10 { l6r 5 e,
" q sec 10 It Is T ) e, " h e q sec I l6 :
5 e, G $ sec At l6r5e CIV his e q SEC 5 l6
G, chs i sec 5 I l6r 5 e, W h W sec 5 I
l6r5e n a sec Sc Is Sc, lots 10 and II sec
stir W, ots Ii, IA, 10 and Is sec 3 II !
", half receivers receipts SO. 80 and "a sec 81 Il
Ii lw, VIII S eq sec got Is r e, lots Z, IL, 6 and
10 sec 80 t Isl | Q, lot sec 6 1 IS c, lots 3
and Ia sec g t 1877 l e, hne sec st ~ n,
e h n q sec3 10 r | n, lots and 5 sec IA IS
2 e, secl 10 r W, lots 10, i3l, o., -, IA,
sec l2 10 W, lots 2, and = sec IL ~
W, II h and sw sec Sc l9r W, lot sec u I
1871 | W, one third ofe hne q sec ~ W,
one thild of h &c sec l9r W, " hseq
SEQ sc 20 r. W, lots and sec 20 ~ W,
S q sec 2lt 81 2 G, lots and 10 .ec I u Z
W, n W q sec II Il r 4 ", lots aud sec 20
% @, lots 8 and 9 sec IS y e,whne q
sec "a t Is 3 e,nw q sec Is % re- W, nwq
sec Is Is I'd W, lot 9 sec l2t2r
DAVID DAVIS, Administrator
De bonis non of Wiley Davis.
Feb Is l4-6w 49,,
The Vicksburg Register will please publish the
above six weeks, and charge administrator.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-02
--------------.-- -
SHEkffF;.S SALE,

Dean & Oliphlnt, ,lse,&c Returnable TO Holmes
vs. fl ia on bond Circlt louri, te
W Il Stevenson, ct al. April term, 1892
HOY virtue of the above stated case o.
-lD fire facius to me directed, shall
offer to the highest bidder fer cash, before
the ccurt house door of Holmes county, OF
the third Monday Of March next, the io'
lowing described town lots, situate, lyi"e
and being in the townof Lexington, knows
as the east half of lot 81, situated on The
public square Of said town, wherein there
is a good house suitable for produce OF
grocery; and the north half Of lot a
whereon there is a dwelling house in which
the defendant Stevenson last resided; lev
led on as the property of William H. Ste
vens, all the right tile and interest Of The
said w Fl Stevens, will be sold to satisfy
the plaintiff and officers Of court.
i. w. PICKlNS, Sheriff
OF Holmes county, Miss.
Feb l6 l4-'ds