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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-04-06

A
NAV play = similar Joke onhis creditors:
W. like such Jokes IS that; and unless
opr patrons get into s'srribly'j"ki"g'
\ Iyumor soon, WE propose. with the assist.
suce Of M Justice PEBBLES, and bis aid,
The constable, to assist them--we viii
insis, upon having 50 good joke played
on Us, orr we win be unable, i0our turn,
10 play = similar one On The Sheriff.
i Some unknown friend ass favored Us
A with a pamphlet copy Of an able speech
delivered in the U s. House Of Repre-.
senla,ives. on the 30ih Of January last,
lby the Han. Johu G. Clark, Of New
lYork. nv. Clark. We believe, IS con-
Iservstive Wing. and young man II splen.
did sttainmen,s; he does not often speak,
but wbeo he does It is short, and tothe
point. Others should DO likewise.
4 The Naichez Free Trader, in noticing
d little arlicle Of ours, which appeared
. bou, month siuce, d--Tbe Gallon
Law an Anecdoie, makes the following
remarks:
"We find the above in the
Monticello Banner Of the 10th
Inst. Governor McNut on his
arrival ntown took lodgings al
The Son,nern Exchange, and was
treated with that attention the
verify host usual extends to
those who favor him with :heir
! custom.
F'om a long acquaintance
.lwnh the Governor, the host
knowing that the Gallon Law
was not a favorile measure Of
his excellency's, but that he felt
4 called upon to sanction il, from
! its having met the approval Of
n large majority Of the peoples
Representatives, suggested 10
sone friend that "should wine
be called for, he would send a
gallon"
In due lime the Governor was
invited TO partake'of The hospi-
talilies of one Of our disiin.
g,iished citizens, and III his ac-
+ ceptance displayed no "liltle-
, ness Of mind," but the friendly
feeling which should character
ixe gentlemen 10 social inter
course.
Will the editor Of the Banner
make the correction"
= Most certainly. sir. with pleasure. l,
afforded US 40 pleasure, in the first place
10 make the stslemen; being unwilling To
!. believe that the Governor OF Mississippi,
although a ranting, roaring Loco Foco,
would take umbrage alta s0Bd joke.
i BY tie way, Mr.. Free Trader, we did
not receive your paper containing the a
: bove, nor have we received it more thar
once a month, this year. Why?
IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT The Hon.
Mp. Tallmadge succeeded in passing 4
! law aboiishing impri surment Tor Debt
during TIE recent session Of Congress-
We give The act, IS il passed, h.Iow:
Vie II enacted, SC That no
person shall be imprisoned 10,
debt in any state, on process is.
suing ont Ola court Of The Uni.
ted States, where, by the law.
: OF such State, Imprisonment 70,
: debt has been abolished; anc
! where, by the laws ~ q state
Y imprisonment for debt shallbe
4 allowed, nnderscertain condi.
Z lions and restrictions shall b,
! applicable % ire process issues
: OF; Of the courts Of the Uniiet
: States; and the same proceed
: Ing shall be had therein, as ar,
! EaaSahoptedl ia The courts Of sucl
9 State
Z
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-04-06

FLyEScv OF SPEECH The
common fluency Of speech in
most men and most women is
owing 20 a scarcity Of matter
and scarcilyof words; foe who
everisa,n as,ef ~ Language, and
hath " mind full II IDEAS, viii
be apt IN speaking ito hesitate
upon thechOice of'hoiir; where.
as common speakers have ore
set Of IDEAS, and one sci Of
words 20 clolhe them in, and
these are always ready al the
mouth. iS
Are you honest? Pay the
Prialcri
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-04-06

Hoo. r. J. Walker arrived attn steh-
er several days ago. SO says The Courier.
HUMBUGS, GOLU MITS. &c
All remember the Bank Veto
Message Of Gen'l. jackson
The General then liked q Ma
tional Bank, and ii,oaght the
National Bank might be rechar-
tered with suitable restrictions
and notifications. He thought
such d National Institution both
useful and convenicntAto the
Government, and had lie been
consulted, he would have sug-|
sested a plan FOR a Bank par ca,
ceilence, neither unconstitutional
nor 10 he vetncd with impunity.
But AS matters stood i'll the bill
rechartering the Bank. he felt
bound 10 apply the Vrto--and
among his first objection was
that against foreigners owning
any portion Of the Banks stock.
All remember Mr. Benton's
Gold Bill and Gold .peechify-I
ings. He was going to do away
with paper money. rags, etc..
andfood every man's and every
milk-maid's poke, with gold!
How many States are now
selling their bonds il the Lon-0
don markello foreign capitalists.
That market is crowded, over
run with them.
And how much paper money,
rags, etc. have we now floating
over the COUNTY,? And where
is MI. Ben,on's gold?
in 4 late number Of the New
Yorker--a most valuable JOUR-
nal--ihere is u capital article
upon the subject Of the Branol,
Mints. tits 4 review Of the re-
port ofMr. Secretary Woodbury.
for 1888, upon the subject Of
the metallic currency and those
mints. From, this arlicle,i; APP
pears that MIR. Ben!on's three
Branch minis, one at New Or.
leans, one al Char!o,lee, N. G.
and the other. at Dahlnnega,
Georgia, are likelyto he asourcr
Of no inconsiderable expense 10
the Government. We well re-
member when the billesiablish-
| ing these Branch Mirts was be-
fore the Senate, 10 lS34-5, how
ardcn,ly Mr.. Benton Supported
aud Mr.. Clay opposed il. We
were present and listened to the
debate throughout. Well, the
bill passed--the stupendous
buildings wen, up 1--WE have seen
one Of them, that 10 North Car,
DINA At al immense cost, and
have gone into opera;lon. Now
for the resuls.
| According 10 the Sccretary's
report, thenid mint 4, Philadel'
phi coined last year, $3,979,2l7'
in l5,33S,5lB pieces otcdin, aud
at al expense Of sec, 900.
The Branch al New Orleans
coined S4O,e43, at an expense
Of $4,000! The officers and
wo,kmeo left during The sum
amer months through fear Of be-
ing sick %
The expense Of theo,ber two
branches we're about $4,000
each. The one at Cbarlntte
coined half and quarter eagles,
lS84,l65. The Dailoaego branch
.|coinrd SlO2,9l5.
Thus stands the case: aihe
] Mother Mint has coioed nearly
! $4,000 900, AT IN expense 81
1 $4,000, aud the branch Minis
have cnined .S27z .33 2 I. NJ Al a
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-04-06

W. received BY the lastuaa al sorts Of
newspaper, lro'p 8 Jaysios,x months old.
u w~ habit more patience than mule
could pack, wr'l he out - humcr coca,
3'npally. NV ar lutte of the mos
'paheses,' isan y'u ever did see! Va
eouidlsugb u. lie u"ck pahesce Of poo
old Jvb, wI.. a su.a.li j under lbs trials
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-04-06

Tie vick,burg Wing Gays nat he Hon
8. s. Pvniiss arrived at home on tie mor-
ming Of The Esd d March, IN excellent
health and fine spirits.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-04-06

= z31lH 0'S " 0 --T77
abou. 10 yea is old, crop and pnde' = :,
the right ear and nn,ierbit Ia I'VE ie1 ~
brands we canGottell The other ? -
br,ndle. 8 years old, marked win wy y
and upper biz 10 the lei, aud swsl'n"'S'
il The RICH, car. AIpraissc 10 w.
SIxp,oS STEWART J. z r.
A. tiAkGlS H. L~
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-04-06


Next CHAvcELLoR. Nov that the
'Honorable Edward Turner is a candidate
iorsovernor, il is rendered certain that
he will vacate the oificewhich he holds.
Pol'lic opinion is beginuog 10 Be aroused
apon The subject 81 4 successor. We
have heard 10 person spoken &c. II ali
likely TO become a candidate for that dis.
a'psu'shed honor, except RoRERr "A.
BucKSER. Esq.,oi CI,nton. There can
Be no doubt with those who are acquaio.
Ied with The emiufnt abilities oil Mr..
Buckner, o aS.lawyer. but ,hs, be Is in
every way we'll qualified 10 discharge Tie
doi'es Of Chancellor with oredi, 10 hin.
sell, andsouorto THE Sise.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-04-06

A Mr. 7. F.. Sdl;nan has long po-
-tical advertise in Tue Clinton. La,
Wing, warning people to pay W.
We take him 10 be very Silly man, il
he expects The people to pay aoy alien
tion,o Poetry. 10 this prosiog age the
world.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26
WASHINGTON, January, 10

IN SENATE.-Mr. Morris presented a hum
bug memorial from one VIM Peck of Cincinnati,
offering 10 sell TO the Government grand pro-
ject for dispensing with the of money and
banks. and carrying on exchanges on a new plan.
Mr. Morris said the OF sound mIad on
some subjects, but probably entertained some pc
culiar notions He only asked fifty per cent. of
the profits OF the plan. 1t was laid on the table
GRADUATION BILL.
The Senate again took up this bill. Mr.. Cal
honn spoke at length IN favor Of cession Of the
public lands 10 the new states, on Ist and equi-
table terms He opposed the present bill 4
partial and useless measure. At the next session
of Congress, he gave notice that he would intro
duce project for relinquishing the lands on
tain conditions TO the new states.
Mr., Bayard followed at length IN opposition to
the bull
After Mr.. B. concluded the bill was ordered TO
he engrossed-27 to %.
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induce him to be the instrument FOR shielding the
Administration.
Mr.. Menifee replied TO Thomas, and when |
say that in nerve. spirit, eloqucncc, his speech
on this occasion equal TO any that ever tell
from him. am comforting high praise viii en-
deayor to 90 justice TO this admirable reply to-
morrow.
Mr. Robertson of Richmond, Will also receive
a notice. His remarks were Of great import
The House adjourned at O'Clock, On motion Of
Mr.. Lcgare.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26
WASHINGTON. January l..


The Senate, yesterday, after my despatch was
closed, passed the Graduation Bill to a third read
ing BY vote of IS to -.
This morning, the bill taken up and the
question being on It's final passa ge considerable
discussion was had III which Messrs. Clay of Ky
Calhoun Benton. Buchanan, Niles, and King took
part The bill was then Passed-ayes p, noes
% The Senate then adjourned.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26
From me Indianapolis State Gazette.
INDIANAPOLIS. January 10. 1889.
LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.

On Tuesday morning. an able and interesting
report from Jesse l.. Williams. Chief Engineer,
was laid before the Senate. IN answer TO reso-
luton. on the subject of the probable cos: OF our
public works. interest to be paid on the money to
ba borrowed. amount of tax 10 be levied &c
By this report it appears. that our improvement
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debin 1910, 1t supposed will amount TO 81 900
ooO, and NJ that time, there will be amour, OF
interest TO be provided for of S4l2,5o0 In 1880.
ten years from that period, he supposes the pub
lie works viii be completed, and estimates the
whole cost at S23, $50 900 and the amount Of in
teresi 10 be raised that year viii be 81 $50 600
The principal resources of the State he sets down
tolls on pubic works annual interest on Wa
bash and Erie canal lands, the proceeds of the
third instaiment OF the surplus revenue. levy on
taxable property, Ne; also estimate of pro-
cecds OF bank stock, which III 1899 will be So
800; and IN 1918 is set down al S2l. 900 H.
estimates the rate of taxation necessary in 1910
10 he ;}3i cents on the one hundred dollars aud
IN 1880. - cents-thc time when the whole OF
works viii be completed. The works,
above stated, when completed. estimated
S23,25O,CO0. In l>i0, the sam expended, 1t is
supposed viii amount 100000. The diff
ference between these two is eqnallzed
nearly as the interest of the State will require,
in annual expenditure. Tue Engineer gives
the amount that he supPoScs Will be necessary
each wear
On Il motion 10 print the report. considerable
discussion took place 1t was stated that this
port taisIIed the original estimates Our public
works IN very torcIble manner The original
estimates public works. including the
Michigan canal was set down al only - 3.60I.-
SIP and the present calculation of the Engineer
was So, $50 ,0O0-a glaring difference, which
would well make us doubt. To the correctness
OF Engineers estimates. Mr. Ewing Of Allen. In
defence of our Engineers, made a calculation,
hlbitng the matter in What he conceived Ia he It's
true light. He submitted the following calcu!a-
ton 10 prove his position:
Estimated cost OF new system
of 1896, Sl5,60l ,Si2
Estimated cost Of Wabash and
Erie canal, not taken INTO
the above estimate, 2.169..92
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26

Present estimated cost OF our
public works, by Chief En-
gIneer,
Original estimate. with addi-
ton of w. and Erie canal.
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tion 10 prove his position:
Estimated cost OF new system
Of 1896,
Estimated cost Of Wabash and
Erie canal, not taken into
the above estimate,
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SIbioined Is the letter Of DR. Isaac C@e, ore
of the Fund Commissioners, a. lately addresses
10 The Legislature by that gentleman IN a"or
ton to which will be found a COMMUNICATION :.
reference az well to the subject OF the iet'.r a.5
to other matters: which, IT properly fega
can hardly fail to cast of the aspersioh- :.
ed 10 be thrown on the individual ~ q'es"'11 -
well ae other. by the ceaseIess endeavors Oh '''
Democrat. a., ,sas
IyprAxAroLrs, DEc- 18Th, 1873
To IT,. Legislature Of The State Of l'1'1'
Tn. subscriber. one OF your Fund coo'i''''
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l5,60l,S
2,l69..92
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-21
THE MARKETS.
TRoI THE BALTIMORE American.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
~ rs, go 1nilnr EciI.u ,r,ninr- -

Tor n, rsek oniing Friday ersning, FEB -.
GAIT LE.-The marke: has been well sup
pied with Beef on The hoof during the week.
and prices have ranged from $40 10 sill per 100
lhs. The supply Of Wagon Pork has fallen of.
and prices have sdvapccd We now aao,e ,at
50 to - 80 per 100 lbs.
CR-Thc market has evinced an unset
tied and feverish character throughout the week
On Monday parcel Of 1000 bbs. was sold
al $40, less 30 days interest. On Tuesday,
holders were offering to sell at s.. ga, and ON
that day and Wednesday, sales were made at
that priee. The English adyioes by the Cam
bridge were generally published Thursday
morning. and ON the same morning sales Of Sc
veral parcels were made at s.. 35i. On the
same day. however, sale OF 2JU bbs. was
made a, 81 25. aud We believe that one or two
other parcels were also sold at that price. To-
day holders very generally ask 8. 37l there Is
one, however, who - willing 10 sell al :. 25
The inspections Of the week, ending on 1hurs-
day evening last, comprise I3,2l6 barrels, and
30 half bb's.--hcs.deS- 900 bbls. Flour from
Fredericksburg, - hbls. Rye Flour, aud 20 hlids.
AMI 30 bbis. Corn Meal.
WIIEAT.--On Tuesday a crop Of prime Nd.
rel vas sold II SIS per bushcl. Since Gicn,
safes Of good o. pnne red, have been making
N small lois az 20 SI,-J Receipts tuhng
corn Sales Of Virginia straw ooloured,
IN Tuesday, az - cents. Sales of MI. white
az - cents aud of Maryland yellow al - CT
RNE.-A parcel Of MI has been sold at 81,
O5.-- Meme now in marsei and much wanted.
OATS.--Wc quo az - - cents.
FLAX SEED. The small lots that come ~
are taken from wagons NJ : Sc % 81 .G2i, and
the store price continues ~ si69 % SIS per
lushei
CLOVER sEED.-Wc qnoic .hc store price
az sl3 90 SIS a. go gaa.a,
WlIISkEI.--Thc marset remains quiet,
without any alteration "a prices. We quote
go cents. The wsrsn price Of bbis. . 80 cts,
exclusive 81 the barrel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-21
DIED.

On Thursday the 7th instant, at her late resi-
dence IN The county OF Buckingham, Mrs S.-
Ran LicHtaNo, Jagged n years. and relic, OF IN.
tate Lldock Lakeland, Of said county.
On the 18th instant, ANN MARoARrr. dauyh-
ter OF MIR. William Wright, OF thI, county. aged
months and days.
On "wednesday morning the 18th instant of
scarlet fever, HENRY, son OF Charles II. III. and
T. r. Brown Of Baltimore, aged two years, nine
months and 81 days
On Tuesday week, at Alexandria. Mrs JrIt.
VIE OF The late Capt Samuel Il. Harper.
IN Sunday night last. of scarlet fever JANE,
HENRY, son Of Mr. John Lock, Jr. Of this coun-
", aged , years and ; months.
On Saturday nigh, last. Mr.. TaoN.s GsIoos.
sr', IN the 9iih year Of his age. Mr. c. was long
resident Of tins couniy-a member Of the
Episcopal Church--a gentleman OF pure and
eenevo.en; feelings-of the most amiable and
noble traits of characicr-and universally re.
spec'ed and beloved throughout the whole Pc
nod ofhis long and valuable life An extended
notice OF thus good mans demise. was received
too late for ihls days paper. Ii will appear IN
next.
Last evening, Of scarlet fever. Josrru Epvx,x
son OF Mr.. Benjamin. Tomhnson. OF this town
aged wears ond Il DAYS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-21

We do not frcolcct 10 have sen any article
HAT embraced our virws more fu.iy upon any
subject, iii1n does the following uron that az
which u treats a. ~ worthy q BE- read a,icn-
lively, and 'ong remembered
we have often thought that disrac.
ton Of pursuit vas the rock upon which
most minds had spit IN early life. Lctthe
youth Tx HE mind upon a liad,ble pro-
iession, add whatsoever he learns, let IL
bear upon u. and there - scarcely a case
ia the multitude OF commoa powers Of
intellect ~ which he could not 60 up IN
distraction aud omineBce. That man is
learned who can concentrate his learning
on the pursuit Of hiss life. 1.-The can not thus
draw ga the ramihc alton Of las knowledge
what Is knowledge good fory He
may read Hebfew Greek and LatiD--con-
verse IN the orienia. tongues. and be per.
fsctly familiar With all the philosophy Of
antiquity. and ye. be Incapable Of con-
s,rde,iag ahouse. sailing ship. delivering
a sermon, pleadiugs lawsuit. or eul,iya-
tag farm. That man 10 learned who can
bunz hs knowledge down 10 practical
utility. snd u has ever struck us % u the
utmost Importance. that the youth u or
oounify should be first impressed with this
'iea that he only is learned who under
stands correctly the details of bis oNn pro-
lesion. To be learned u - not necessary
70 know every thing. but the nan who
knows al that Gao be learned upon any
laudfble pursuit Of life. - a Learned man,
Notwithstanding DO may be ignosnt Of the
details Of al others. Some men--snd that,
nsirikes rs Is the great error N which we
hvs.-are learned 10 every thing in gsnsr.
e. and are profoundly ignorant ia pariieu-
Ist o. al pursuits. professions, or trades. or
useful employment"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-21

Ga Ihufstay morning last. By the Rev. Mr..
Stctk, Mr. LENvEL Towsrs To Miss Consrtr.
-, daughter Of the late John Won Resin, all Of
On ihursday last, 10y the Rev. Joseph Baker.
Mf' "iLii.h BERLis 10 Miss MAsoAKrr ASK
AtLrs. both Of Clarke county.
AZ s. LOUIS. Missouri. on the III uiiimo, by
The Rev. Mr.. Fielding. Mr.. ELisnA II. JoRpAS,
merchant OF 81. Charles. formerly OF Frederic.
county, Va to Miss JaSE. daughter Of Mr..
George Bcggs, merchant of st. LOUIS
On THURSDAY the 2sth ult., by IN. Rev Mr.
Douglass. Capt. SAMUEL LrcxLiDER to Miss
MARY EILrS HowrKs. all Of TIM, coua,y
La Freicuek,own, Md, on Tucsl,y the 5,h
instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Hershey, Mr. ADAM
LisN To Miss AS> osSoRx, both Of this county.
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SlAEf; OE LOIS
At
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HHb decree 81 the Circuit Superior Court Of
q ID Law aud Chlnoery OF Jefferson couniy.
pronounced on the a6tb Ia, Of November. Is3s
~ Ia. cases vi samuel t:ibsou ard others -I.in,i
JHmes u. Wager, the un' rts'sned (.peoisl cor,-
mi'sionrrs appointed for that pi1rpossJ we're d.
rectsd To ssil lie uGdisi5ed interest Of Jane.
Is Wager IN certain lois al iIarpers.Ferr,, y-t
unsOl., provided Gerard ID. WAGER aud Noah
H. swsyne aud S,ll, Ann his wife tho owner.
OF The residue VI the undivided interest 10 said
'ois, should consent Ia sni joan IN ,sii sale
And The sad Gerard d. Wager and Noah ~
N"sybe and wife having consulted 10 such sale
sud agreed TO JON therein, the und-r,igued IS ilI
proceed 10 sell The sai lots az public auction 10
INC highest bidder, on the premises en- Saturday
"a, 2Jd day Of March n,1i
a part Of the property 10 nc sold lie. inme-
diately ht The end OF the Old Potomac bridge
including the sbutmsbt, aud snoth,p part on a..
shenandoah river between IL aud Tie Miuehss-
ter and Potomac Rail Road. near the snd Of the
baltimore ard Ohio Raj 1osd bridge over the
Potomac-.sle To be made between the hour. Of
10 A. ", aud } r. NJ
eTTerms-One third 10 hand one-third NJ
nine months, aud the remaining third ut eigh.
teen months from day Of sale. The title 20 be
Withheld uLtil all the purchase money he paid
ANDREW KENNEDY.
JOSEPH I. DACGHERTY,
roo ., lr.'J. Cann'.,
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Public SAFE.

1 WILL sell TO the highest bidder, 5 miles
u South West OF CharIestown, on 7h1y,dsy,
iAs ih March neTf, II far. az not The next fair
day, all my personal property Of every dsserip-
ton, amongst which may DO found
head Of Horses,
IL head OF Cattle, some 6ne Mich Cows,
20 head Of Hogs, some Of the full bred Cbe,-
ter Breed:
900 sheep, mostly large wsihsrs and 10
good order;
1000 lbs Bacon sod Lsrd,
Wagon, Cart, Pioughs, IIsrrows. he.
Gearing, &C. &c
Some RYE. Corn. by the bushel:
so acres " heat IN the ground, 10 Rye do.
go bushels Potatoes,
Household and Kitchen Furniture of srery
description.
Beds. Dedstead. and BsidinK,
Chsms. Tables. BE surssu.. sc.
] hantel Clock, Ten Plate Stove,
Ovens, Pots. Kettles. &c &C.
set Of oil Copper stills.
CT-TERMS.--A credit Of ten months will be
given al sums Of snd above $40. by the pur-
chsserg iving bond and approved security
under that amount cash. No property To- b-
removed until the terms of sale be complied
with. HENRY ". MYERS.
Feb 81, 1889.
eTLLssisR Gssiu Of Liberty HiH osyy HLI
salr aaf ria. &c fhis Office.
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u
MY PERSONAL PROPERTY.
without reserve, consisting ia part OF the fol-
lowing;
head Of hrst-rsts Horses, consisting OF
Work Horses. saddle Horses, aud brood Mares;
81 ead Of Hogs,
lot OF Stock Cattle,
good Mich Cows.
Farm Wagon, with sets Of Gears.
Pioushs, iiarrows. &C.
set. OF Plough Harness,
Wind Mill, Sleigh,
30 acres of grain in the Ground
qusnt'ty Of Rye, oau sod Cora,
III my Household and Kitchen Furniture.
among which. 10
hrs,-raie Mahogany Secretary,
eight day Clock
Beds. Bedstead and Bedding &C.
And n number Of other articles, usual, ke nt
on farm. not Necessary TO mention.
II "A credit 81 nine months will be given
on All sums Of IS and Upwards, tho purchaser
giving bobd with approved seeuriiy-for all
sums under So. the cash III be required.
M property To he removed gntil the terms
OF the sale are complied with.
~. ~. SWEARINGEN
Near She herdStowu. Feb 81, 1889
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FaNhE 'nr.criOer having appropriated a con-
II siderable amount OF bis fund. 10 the pur
ehsse OF heavy articles Of Produce which " a,
necessary for family uses at the Christine. times.
Is now Obliged 10 call upon those indebted for
speedy payment lie deem, IL unnrce.,ry
TO state more particularly his wants, a. Il /, re-
nersily the object Of persons in h.. line OF bust
ness. 10 have their money At tina season OF the
year, for ihc purpose OF the Low or markets
The subscribe has no hesitation 10 beliey ing
from the share Of confidence he has at all tin..
experienced from the peogle at this place md
II, vicinity, that they will cone forward
with their usual spirit snd decorum and dis
Charge their respective LiI..
u those whose notes he hold. will come for
ward and make payment, they ma, rect assured
o' getting their usual accom- mod alton q. his
supply II intended 10 be unusually large
RICHARD ID. DORIAN
Marnnr.- Ferry Ech oI la1l a