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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-26
8 CONSULTED CONFIDENTIAL

mn rs CONSULTED CONFIDENTIAL
OVERN LY, usual, at hi, office Stranger.
- appiised that DIR. q. has been regulsr-
educated rn stefan and Surgeon and he devotes his
attention exclusively Office practice Those facilitating
nercuri still pursued BY the elder members Of the
profe sion discarded 10 his practice. The i'm
in medicine and chemistry have enabled the eyp
reaeed practical Surgeon 10 adopt SAFE speedy and e-
caciou mehed of treatment II j. presumed that Discerning
psbc will be enabled 20 distinguish betwcet nornm vendors
and medical presnd.r and the educated Physician whose
claims founded upon scientific requirements.
DIR O oce is No Ans strest-separate entrances and
separate Offices Private entrance fourth door from the Ma
seuu Lamp al the Office door. iylalm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-26

b. IRWIN CO., Members Of the Royal College Of Sur.
geons London continue to be consulted delicate
eases in all their various stages their Office 2o4 Fulton
street. where from the commodious of
aborng uader delicate complaints treated with
secrecy and safety.
b. Irwin Co. pledge themselves that in all Of ths
most violent venerea which hitherto fallen under tev
notice their treatment without mercury has be,
iu and speedy They seed not certificates public
attention TO their superior practice in those
putaon IN this city we'll knewn and respected by those who
had OCCASION to conhde their honor II strongly recon.
mosd to females who the habit OF using Deobstru-
ent Pills. that than two Should be taken any
son. might produce effects which those wko be
cured in days Those bave injured themselves
by secret and destructive habit obtain relief Solvent
security . all that will be required until shall be effect
cd Letters, post paid detailing the Of the complaint
and covering fee will be Immediately attended TO- and
Medicines with full directions, forwarded to tic parties
Dice 2044 Fulton street iyI5ln.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-26
o. Snn REwARD.-CROsss SPECIFIC MIXTURE
20 ONvV for the Of Gonorrhaa elects Siricnres ana

pow for the Of Gonorrhea Gects Structures and
analogous complaints Of the organs Of generation.
Of all remedies yet discovered for the thu
Is the most certain.
makes speedy and permanent cure without the least re-
gard to Diet drink exposure change in application
ness.
We give long quackh recommendations to deceive IN.
public u the medicine does not speak for itself shall
speak for H. Our object to notify where had and
that the proprietor challenges single onorrhns
to be brought in which the mixture will effect rapid cure
under forfeiture If $500.
This disease that unfortunately pervaJes all ranks Of ss
cieyhgh low, rich and poor matrimoni, single Tbex
are now presented with remedy by which they cure
sibIe
Further the disease cannot be contracted IL dose of the
Mixture taken at night on going TO bed wien exposed
II y put IN bottles with full directions
at bottle One bottle lasts week. sch generally surss
Many cured in two days.
For sale only at DIR WIN. n. MINORS Drug Star. Nos
ls3 Broadway Dey street. Franklin House.. YORK
and al Jones Huchnson Of Chesnu Seventh
streets, Philadelphia jcls.sm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-26

A LUXURlANT HEAD OF HAIR l-Wyeths Cream
IA &C Lille. considered superior 10 every article for
the establishment growth and preservation of the hair and
entirely FREE ing from dsndruf aud also FOR changing the
Tor of red light brown auburn hair whskers match
less backhe latter quality depending vegetable pro-
ducton For badness the Cream Of Lilies Is justly esteemed
FOR its celebrity of reproduction.
From the Proprietor Of the " N. v. Age
Ma JoHr WrErs-Sr After sin weeks Of your Cream
of Lille. hair IL completely restored after hssress trial
of dozens Of articles told you while travelling in Mis-
souri, last year had the billion, fever and bad been nearly
year almost bald. also applied whsLer and strange
they assumed JET black color having been
red from my youth.
With respect and gratitude, am, sir, yours
w. NJ. WATT.
New York, May 10th. 1898.
For sale wholesale and retail at the PROPRIETOR prices BY
D. SANDS, 10 and 100 Fulton st., Guion se Broad
wa, Minor, Broadway; Hart, Chamber st. and Broad
way Saunders 1853 Broadway; Dcke a3 Broadway Clarke
cor Houston st. and Broadway; Ring ga Broadway; Cole
Ogden 6e Boaiwsy syme Go and 3s0 Bowery; cor
Church and Chamber st Coddugon Hudson and Spring
s; wyeh a6sI Hudson ST Cotton Blocker s; Creighton
Bedford and Carmins Lindsay 50 9th Avenue Love
0s 9th Avenue; Nicely Christopher st. and wch
ianesnd BY most Drug and Fancy Stores in Anerics
Price 80 cents.
Or Beware OF cownter,it. and WORTHLESS, limitations and
FAC smile Of" J. Wye'h"on each. ,s3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-26
ATWILL'S MUSIC SALOON.
PIANO FORTES AND MUSIC

MhGny In Gran PauSe,
dg dGuon san aaed
" Pianos o % dhog
ydph md d rpakd short
dh
FLUTES, CLARIONETs, OBOES TLAGEoLETS OCTAVE
mo b
newest a mos hvoh.s Pieces. Ais bsl.of III
fpI
h, M1n,&c
Music establishment
agnof thee denL iBrodway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-26

90 ID. q. HARRISON, Dentist, formerly "a Bar
clay street. has removed to No. 603 Warren 2 DO
frsm West Broadway. my1e-An
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-26

GERMAN COFFEE, or succory-a valuable substitute,
" for Coffee which nders the highly favored and
loedhas been in general for more than 81 years Eo
sale, whoesale and retail, by
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-26

ID HOUSTON, M. d., DENTIST has returned from Char
leton S. c. and resumed the practice of his Profession
his residence No. 20 Park Place. where he will be psrma
nently located. el3-2meed+
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PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
FOR SALE.

VIE public is respectively informed thot the
- ONCE Of the Eastern Clarion is now offered
torsaies The proprietor Of the establishments
though reluctant TO part with il, is compelled tenn,
porarily g suspendhs Operations, or Yield Ii d
other hands, ~ engagements, which require bis
absence from Pauding, and nccessarilv nreven i,
his attendance to the duties Of the Office. with IN,
regularity which is in justicd due to its patrons
TIE ot'cels entirely new, g. in excelentconditon
The location desirable one for health and pro6t.
commanding the immediate patronage Of several
Furnishing and populouscounties, and Of the cast.
ern counties generally. Those wrshing 10 mr.,
chase will please make application to the proprie.
tor, ~. MckAE, at Jackson, where their COM
muncatons will be pnnctua.ly attended 10. An
4 +. y. The building and lot connected Vim ~
ofice,sne ~ the most eligible, fronting "a I'M
public square, n Paulding, maybe had s desired
by the purchaser. x s'- NJ
Jan. 4, 1889. S-,r
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
OF THE
MISSISSIPPI JUSTICE, AND CoNSTA.
BLE,S GUIDE.

BLE'S GUIDE.
VIE scarcity Of the Revised Code and
sheet acts Of the Legislature. ana the an.
ncuiiy with which the Justices and constable q
'n's state supply themselves, and the great wan
o. sacn work, as a Justice ofthe Peace on nv
own Part, has induced me to offer to the just.
ces and Constables Of this State d digest Of All
.ne laws ~ force, in relation to their duties &c.
,ogetner w'th'a complete set Of forms Of Deeds.
N,lls, Bonds, Acknowledgements Of Dover,
and other Instruments.
as 40 place such work into The hands Of Jus,i-
ces and Constables would save much trouble
ana time tosoffcers for whom The works inter-
ded. AZ the law now stands il Is with Ia. Ut
most difficulty tobe ascertainel whether writ
teh law y 10 force or not, which often miseads
us. 4 n n 40
Inc work will be published ID Que Duodecimo
so'ame, 'aw binding, comp rising from two hun
afed and fifty 70 three Kdndred pages. with 4
o'yes'ed index q the contents, giving conden-
, SCI statement Of all il contains. The work win
70 ready ior delivery By he 1T r. March 1889.
Penn. Y. BUTLER, " r.
Iarroiiton: Sept. Is, 1888
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me Planters Bank, Naichex, capitalize.
UUO,OOO; Jamks q. Viking, Presldcnt, III II
Hsndeville, Cashier. Ithas seven branches
n Manchester, z. +, Pope, president Z
!. Pinkert6n, cashier.
z "A Wcksburg, w. r. Sharkey, president
kobe.t Riddle, CASTER.
:, ? y pofk Gibson, 2. ysrtnsr, president; vi
=, Goodin, cashier
y Woodsille, N Cornell, president, Y. NJ,
Feltus, cashier.
u Monticello, A. FIX, prssidsnt rs.
Carson, cashier.
9 y jackson, \. II. Morton, president, w. C.
Richards, Cashier.
IN Colnmbus, Al. Wier president. ". B..
Winston, cashier.
THE AGRICULTURAL BANK, Watcher,
capital $4,000, 900, VIM. J. Minor, president,
\. r Merrill, cashier, II has one branch at
Pontotoc. in the county of the same name,
samuel Watt, president, w. Goodman, cash'r.
The Commercial Bank, Natuhez, capital
So, 900, 900, L. X. Marshall, president, Thorn
~ y. Henderson, cashier. II hasa branches.
WI Attention, WIN. L. Ballour, president, j.
Mum, cashier. N N
AT Brandon, }. Harris, president. f
A. bonneville, p. Cleveland, president.
AZ Sheldsborough, r. II. Poor, president.
ne Ita'l Road Bank, vieksburg, capital
S4,ouo'ooo, 7. NJ. Taylor, president. Thcs. T.. |
soDins, cashier II has one branch at Vernon.
Inc Grand Gulf Rail Road and Ranking
-ompany, capital S2,00OOo0, j. r. Parker,
resident, j.. Calender, cashier.
lhs Commercial Bank At Rolcey. capital
,o,oo'ooo, Thomas Freelanl, president; John
GOODWIN, lr. cashier.
Inc Ccramereial Bank, Manchester, NJ. b.
iamer, president, J J. Hughes, cashier.
re Mississippi and Alabama Rail Road Com
any, brandon, ". II. Shelton, President, q.
!. Wardell, rahier.
IheLake Washington and Door Creek Rail
~. ano Ranking COMPANY, Princeton, y. X.
luton, president, G. w. Mnnca.ter, cashier. /.
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PROSPECTUS
or THE
PEARL RIVER BANNER.

4 III ME undersigned propose 10 publish at ths
- tcwn Of MoSrIcKLLo, Mississippi, weekly
! News Paper BY the above name. VIZ are Well a.
4 ware that in attempting to commence The pubiea
ton of paper atihis time, that we Vim have 10
labor snder serious disadvantages; but va feel
assured that we will be sustained BY tic people 81
the South Eastern pari Of our State. as they arc
wholly unsupplied with press il, that section; we
allude 70 the counties south Of Brandon ail, pual.
| ding.
u Is usual in prospectus to say something Of
the objects Of paper, proposed to be published,
ana the principles upon which il is to be conduct
60. Our ohject--for We will speak out frankly,
y nrst 70 make our paper source Of profit To our
selves, and secondly while we advance our own in-
terest, make an honest effort to avance the INFER
est and happiness Of those who patronyze us
we will cndeavur 10 make our paper profitable
ana Interesting 20 ON patrons, by the discus
SION and elucdation Of those subjects, which will
Pc most interesting and useful to them. These
subjects we suppose 10 be tl,ose relating to The
great agricultural interest Of the courHy--Ths
sound moral principles az the comrnunity.--ln
short the intellectual Improvement OF the grealby.
dy q The people upon all subjects affecting their
happiness and prosperity. Our political principles
are those entertained by Washington and JsfeI-
son. la favor Of Just and strict construction Of
the Constitution. We believe that all powers mol
granted to the Federal Government, are reserved
q the States Or to the People; and that all viola
tons Of the reserved rights Of the States, isavi-
olatsonof the Constitution and dangerous usu-
nation on the part Of the Federal (sovcrnment.-~
The present situation of our country arorsa mel
ancholly example Of tho consequences offhe *
scutive throwing aside the Constitution anddisrs.
Earding all the checks and restraints which that
constitution han imposed on him, and acting with
10 other restraint than his own viii ami with
wrerkcss determination to eifecf his own favoits
schemes, though millions should sink from nfiaencs
2 poverty IN the general crush. ~ thar portion
d our paper devoted 70 politics, we have norf,
erence ~ mcn, we 70 for principes--nos men.
WV 60 ron LiuEprY ann nus Coysr,yu1rox
TERMS ;---THr PEARL RrvrR BAvsaR will ~,
published on . large Supcr-Royal shetland ssne
% subscribers At Eve dollars IN advance or six del.
,rs at the expiration &c the year.
GEORGE J.GnTlrA.
:. DONALD CAMERON
Monticello July Is, 1897.
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3, Important g7nnonncen..nt
lT WAS with sincere pleasure III, q
hsllcrs mentioned last season, the arran,,m. pS
which THE LADY'S BOOK Am i a,nsa' ;!
MEXICAN MAGAZINE, were ns,,.a A.
/ 10 DE EDITED BY AID
Ms. SAgAIIJ. HALE
4 1T - with equal plea ufc that NJ .ou
tne patronsoi shcwork, thar ~ has Md, 4 ~. ].
raugcmcut with y A.
MISS LESLIE.
AUTHOR Of Pencil Sketches. MI. Wa.A,..
i.otts, &c. Nc., who VIII BE- connected I'M h's'H
ttale lending interest to the pages a \. I ah
Book. Her powerful bid win cormepes g. M, Ma4ys
January Number, 1888. III addition 4 / "" w. ls
every number Of the work next wear w;ll r ~ wv
PLATE or SUPERBLY C0LORIn l' ~ VI 1
IONS. ID rAsf'
s l'HE subscriber enlcavors by extraord,..
deavors % show bis gratitude ior The yerv ~,
Iavors ne has received from his kind frienas \.
public. From among the many female wr;,s,. y !,
sAinerica perhaps ne two Latlids could hnys ~.
selecteti whose varied talents arc 50 we'll ca,,a'
Ted 20 adorn work like the Lady,s Bcol MA.
it's also mentioned thai ~
MRS. SIGOURNOy
LIE HEA1ANS' or AMERICA Am cRrrv
WILLIE MELLEN, pre- Contributors d ,hs ssss,
gal department, it win be useless 10 waste ars".
infntin endeavoring to show what il opnaren, M,
the Lady's Book viii stand unriyalled among i.
periodicals Of the country.
Eaen number also contains two pages Of FASH.
loNABLE MUSIC--in many case Original.
TERMS.
The terms Of the Lady's Book Is Three Doa,,
per anhum, Or Two Copies for Five Dollars BAN,
bic in advance. -
All orders must be addressed to
L. A. Cooley.
Litefary Rooms, Oil, Chcsnut Street, one do,
'elowSeventh, Philadelphia.
AS the publisher Of the Latiy,s Book Is copnec.
ca with with other popular periodicals, he sue.
cs1s,ior purpose Of remittance, the following
CLUBBING.
,ady's Book and D'Israeli's Novels ~. As
,ady's Book and Bulwcr's Novels. for As
,ady's Book and Masryat's Novels, fol IS
'ulwer's and Maryat,'s Novels $3.50. As
.ady's Book and Saturday News. S5
.ady's Book and Celebrated Trials As
ulVer's or Marryatt's Novels and Celebra-
ted Trials, ---A-$s
uiwer's and D'Israeli's Novels, $500 Is
larryati's and D'Isracli's Novels, 1919
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M lstontinucd akTahe expiration tf ,helysar,
~ !nail os considered r wishing ulu Review coz.
tinnsd which shaH he srwMded, Ind lie suhbcriDs
s'on money eYpsetsa she receipt 81 tIlo ,hir,i
number as in ihes fit ~ Ancc, ~ IA '',''''
(; 10 suosciipiiqA kIA ~ y less term t,aI, one
Ai Communications, ran peid, addressed lto lie
uuishefs atthsir residenee1 stosgcsow1.. b. II.
will receive protnpt attcntiay Puh Ne u II news.
papers who will copy lhe 9ssgnieg prospectus Win
receive copy 0f M Wurk HI exchanre.
FULTON a. SMITH.
Grnrgetown, p. q on 10, 1888.
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n RE agents for the sale ofthe Smith and Rust
~ Printing Presses, with which they can iur-
nish their customers at manufacturers prices
Chases, Cases, Composing Sticks, Ink and every
article used III the printing business, kept for sale
and furnished on short nouce. Old type taken ii
exchange for new at nine cents perth. N
Rg N. B. Newspaper proprietors VIM will give the
above three insertions will be entitled to five dol-
lars in such articles as they may select from our
Specimen.
e. WHITE a HAGER. n
March ]. 1R3a-3t ass 1a&
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,.S.L-l.,- -.I,. M ----'' n IA
1HE WEEKLY la1STR0PC: !.
GENERAI$lsG .srtv. H. S-'TAl
sinai, and N iscrllancou. / s osal Comm.
ed a Washipgtqn d. 4. liz N, ~ s mII"'
1874 ne highest character. Psin,ed I. AZ.
t,ype, q larsc sheet of, inc wl;,. s'eaf sooa
whole gift being devoted Ia yaIu,hIA Rpss, A.
ing reading n,atter. up ipls,s.
TER Ms-une Dbllasand I INV
IN advance. v pes ANN,
Four papers will be sent Ia Nv ..,
person acting N agent iii the co,,s.s'e u H.
Asxibers, enclosing iye dollars: n;pc sss0a of a
iuss ;ninefeen iartwenty dollars An, Y YEN Dbl
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Editors The f;cicpt 81 J nutnbe, y ~ Of hi
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Postmasters, booksellers, ana i ..
persons Interested IN tho success e ,,'sa al
prise, are respectfully q ~ ssSa % tn
for the Metropolitans the above tern. y agent
most liberal Character. ~ oelng efA,
All letters TO BE- Addressed, free ~
LANGTREE& O'SULrsvs'asggs.
N Editors throughoutthe countrv u ~.
ted g copy and notice this adye,,;. ~ fequss
Mstropoltan will be sent % ali com sssui' 'hs
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PROSPECTUS
or THE
LADY'S BOOK

AviNG Experimentation than ,nr y,
Monthly Periodical in America N'y oas'
OuRED FLA'TEO FTHE LATEST I - ~ Y:
lONlN EVERY NUMBER. mi sASa
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-16
J. $. COLLINS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
LEXINGTON
h, H''mes County, Mississ,rpi.
! LAW NOTICE.

themselves inlh practice III the
'aw' they will attend q professional 81.
.,1 - the Superior Courts held ia
Jackson, ard IN the counties 81 Law.
rance Marion. Coyington, Simpson. Co.
'ah and Pike, any bushes confided d
'''e,r care w'll receive their pron4ft and
Undivided attention. Ollics q, Moo,lceI-
%.
Feb. ], 1885, l7-tE.
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JUDICIARY,

M Jtt3ges Of the 4ftgA Court QtS Err0ys and .dr
pt4fs.- VIM. 4. Sharkcy, J \, Tsct,er, and 7
Ruslns K. Pray. Clerk Robert "A. Patriek.
The high court Of errors and appeuIs has no IL
risdicl0n, except what pforerty belongs Is ! cour
Of errors and appeals; It's sessions arc holden d,
1.-The first Monday Of December and January. Y
Jackson :being virtually but one session ier a,,,,,n,
i CHANCELLOR or THE SrATE- Edward Turpcr
lCLKRK--R. Il. Dixon.
The superior co1rt Of Chanccry has iutisdic.
tionover all matters, pleas and complaints what.
socver, belonging to, or cognizable in court 81 y.
! quity:. it holds two sessions annually.
CIRCUIT COURT.
This court has original jurisdiction in civil ca
ses ~ which the sum in controversy ok leeds $50.
FOR eachof the 7icircuits, a Judge and attorney
are elected quadrennnially, from Nov. 1883.
ist JUDICIAL DisTRIcr, composed Of the coun-
ties OF Adams, claiborne, Jefferson, Warren and
Washington-George Coaltcr, Judge. John ID.
Freeman, District Attorney.
I'd. JUDICIAL DIsrRIcH composed Of the couil-
tiesof lhzoo, Holmes, Carroll, Yallahusha, Choc-
taw and Iallahatcfie---D. q. Shattuck, Judge.
D. +. Caruthers, District Attorney.
I'd. JUDICIAL DIsrRIcr, composed the coun-
ties Of Wilkinson, Amte, Franklin, Pike, Marion,
Lawrence, and Hancock james Walker, Judge
Y. q. Gage, District attorney.
4th JUDICIAL DISTRICT, composed Of the co,in-
ties Of Copiah, Simpson, Covington, Smith, Scott
ana Neshoba--Buckner Harris, Judge. L. G..
Peyton, District Attorney.
Oh. JuDIcIAL DIsTaIcr, composed Of the coun-
Jackson, Greene, Perry, Wayne, Jones,
Jasper, Clarke and Lauderdale-- Thomas s. Stcr-
Jug, Judge. John Watts, District Attorney.
btu. JUDICIAL UsTRicT, composed of theEoun-
les Of Lowndes, Kcmper, Winston and Ocnbbs-
a -- --- Judge. Henry 5. Bennett,
District Attorney.
IN. JUDICIAL DIsTaicr, composed Of the coun-.
les .of Attala, Leake, Rankin, Madison and
iinds--i. X. Nicholson, Judge. John H. Roll
MS, District Attorney.
Sh. JUoiclA1 DIsrRlcT, composed Of the conn
es Of Coahnma, Bolivar, Marshall, Lafayette,
onola, DE Soto and Tunca--F Frederick w. Hu-
ng, Judge. ;. L. Isaacs, District Attorney.
9th. JUDICIAL DIsTRIcT, composed Of the coun-
6 Of Monroe, Chickcsaw, Pontotoc, Iippah,
ishemingo, aud Itawamba--Stephen Adams,
idge. Reuben Davis, District Attorney. |.
Idbte shov'iag kle tinaes Of meeting Of ne +,
(ryruif lsJt,rf u, rrrk rnos.st, i y yis. O. ~ II
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS

MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
NoRTHERNvia jackson, Columbus &c.
DuE--soaday' and Wednesdays, ii i, p. M.
eLosEs--Mondays and Thursdays, 81 X. NJ.
SOUTHERN via lIolmcsvilIe, New Orleans.
&c.
Dol--suaday' and Wednesdays, at 4, y. M.
e''o>f's--Nondays and tn, rslsys ., 8, "A. NJ.
EASTERN via Mount Carmel, WILLIAMSBURG.
Az III g.. T T--' N r.
q, q r .1T !" i and Wedueslay str, p. M.
! Moadays ana Tho,.day., \. 4. II,
=. ENCELHAaD, T.. N.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-03
p,,,ghnpn0ck Land for Sale

r-FEg "a: "a, following Tracts of Land: farm m IN"
NAV. o. l!ocx called Weeks containing '',' aces. DIS
49, buls OF the tappahaaaock riscr, SIX miles above
T. los we'll for farming; is under good enc iosures and
f.n-uouS, II ne. sold II private sale, II
-. oub.c auction, Urbanua, the LIST day OF Mid
s;4r I'd coun;y. called Hads'r ForsS conta'nns '?o
for .n,ravsal,n;. anl ms every convenient building
T. ma, 81 =, pvIc sale, will be Offered at cubic anc
= ,',rg,.h,.,c tho lst day of Stafford May court
ia l.tpra<;cr county, called CyFGs containing
"a ,.. TINS lad lies very Deep CtceS. ana Is
y,s. .,a,h ;, considered vau bile. II HIS Il sin'l
o..!r.rI b, = ;oaiat. II not sold ut private sae' II
i ., ,, , auction, AZ Lancaster Court house, on Inc
.,: "a. of l.. 1ca,nr May Court ur, , p
Ain ,. qi wri, be sold under the will OF the iac Nav
l \ U5,, III Lane county. The terms Will Ne ac
yr... The ,,,,cri,er u, orsams vile, FJ"7uier
c,,,,' JOHN d. BOWMAN,
" sInngI%Wla"-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-03
Public sale cfthc .nsadSriHe Nj

TIT conformity with decree OF the Circuit superior
a Court held for the county o! HALIFAX on the llh
day Of April, 1882 shnll sell on the premises IN IN.
Of Meadsvle, the lst day OF June next, Q iair
fnot on The ncxta day. that very desirable properly
belonging 10 The late concern nt James Adkssoh a. Co
and known The Meadsve Mills.
This is of The most eligible mill sites IN The Sta lie
Of fgno, situated at the foot OF the great ias OF ia
mister in the heart OF country proverblay procuc,iVe
Of corn and wheat, with fall enough and water enough
10. every species of nd spa
ciAus buildings filled with and durable machinery
81 recommend it strongly 10 the attention oil Tile Jad'-
ciuus chpit0ist. .u
House with wv pair of five foot BGrrs land room ugh
in The building Iur additional PAIRS with Tie most
complete machineri for the manufacturing OF Hour
Second, q separae spacious Mil House, containing
cc pair of stones, md used as Custom Mill Tor grind
ing the heat aud con Of he mel ghb"rhood.
Third. Plaster MI, separate and distinct from The
other Mills and in fine condition.
Fourth. n Cotton Mahne.
Fifth, Saw Mill.
Sixth Ai!rrs lioue and Office.
Attached TO The pIemncs - acres OF Land, lying
on 10th side OF The rlvel
1t is believed hat no one win bid for this property
without thorough and uitical examination OF II, and
such an exalnina ON is RESPECTFULLY invited. Mr. james
AdkIsson. living the premises, will show The pro-.
perry To snch as Iiay call IN him for the purpose
The sale is without reserve. The terms, one, t"o and
three years-b0nd ~ beanIerest from the date with
personal security and ded Of trust on the property
WILLIAM H.CLARK, Commissioner.
Anril 20 llG-tGs