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The pilot., 1840-04-15
SH1KIFFALTY.
TO THE VOTERS OF BALTIMORE CITY AND

YHNFIE undersigned takes the liberty of announcing himself
as candidate for the office of SHERIFF at the e. SUNG
election In thus offering himself to suherags he most
respectfully soc your support and should he be SO fortunate
as 10 receive majority of your votes he fatters himself from
the knowledge he has Of duties of the ofce aYn served
as dupuy the eight years still being IN the employ OIL
e present sheriff. will enable him give general
aP13 Iawif RobEhI - MILoON.
WNOR RENT-A very comfortable two story BklCh
~ DWELLING HOUSE in Pearl street, lew doors North
OF SARATOGA street This house contains passage two par
ours pantry kitchen stairs four chambers abo'e
and Two rooms garrett The rent will be S2Oe per an
Ann 70 JESSE T. PETERS,
Next door below at the
apis Corner OF Market " NORTH SIS. =
The pilot., 1840-04-15

NJOTICE-The creditors of Archibald Kerr, deceased
" will file the vouchers of their claims in the Cancey Office
within four months from said day ofsae
WM.A ToLBOTT, Trustee.
The pilot., 1840-04-15
SALE.

HpY virtue of Decree of the High Court of Chancery Of
EbMaryland the subscriber trustee will offer at public
sale, SATURDAY the I'd day of May next at O'Clock
of the late Captain Kerr situated Thames street. the
Of Bond The HOUSE is three story BRICK with
large two story back Buildng substantially built and cd
with slate rool-there smoke huse, stable, kc attach
ed. This house advantageously situated for dwelling and
store, for which it has been recently used.
The sale are that third of the pHrchase money
be paid in cash. and the balance in six and months from
the day ofsae he secured by approved notes and
interest-the title is ndputable.
VIM. A. TALBoTT, Trustee.
The pilot., 1840-04-15

EyISEIIEG TACkLE-A General ASSORTMENT
n OF BRUSHEs-of all Descriptions, for Town and
country
BELLOWS for Braziers, Jewellers Baeksmiths all ST.
zes, and at reduced prices, wholesale and retail
J. K. STAPLETON s. SON,
anQ 2G8 Baltimore street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23
sales ut the stock Exchange.
State of Trade.

The business at the Custom House has become more ,na
ted during the past few days. consequence of the NJ
many packets from Liverpool with fair cargocs Of dry goods
These are not supplies ordered by importers are
ly sent ou by the on their own IT,
money market here however such prevent this system
being ursued as in former The paper auction
is no longer available, heretofore and the
OF the jobbers in the South and West DESTROYED nv The
arrangement of financial affairs The stocks are in
the city, of foreign goods and the East
nearly ia the position The goods longer follow their
old channel to Market through the Philadelphia dealers and
large quantities have been offered auction during the
week Sales have however, been moderate the prices OBJ
by means encouraging The markets goods rere
rally have exhibited no increased activity The canal will
IN consequence OF the hnc weather. doubtless be opened nj
early day TIT, produce othe West will then How forward,
not till its expect any in
business In the Southern and Western ports there
accumulation Of stocks OF produce with little doing and
falling prices The main spring Of operations that quarter
the activity Of Cotton, is yet wanting.
The river Mssssppi and its tributaries are in good
condition. and the produce OF the states
IN steamers and fiat boats to its destination The scarcity of
money and the high Of freghs the sea mort,
their going forward This prevents the csuny dealers from
making their return purchases and city dealers therefore
chary laying their usual supplies In every section of the
country abundance goods and produce manifest At the
time trade utterly stagnan the want
ola circulating medium in which the public have confidence
CorroNThe news by the Great Western caused fall in
the prices Of this article cent h. The additional news
by the British Queen did not materially affect prices The
sqes have her arrival been fair with downward ten.
deney The prospect Of further fall the prices ON
the other sides consequently mness be ON
this side The arrivals have been large this week. and the stock
muck increased In the southern ports the character of the
markets remains unchanged The stocks and
the scarcity o reghts increasing in consequence Of which
prices aad remarks at the different ports the week IRE
vious to the date affixed -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23

the State to interest from the 7th day May 1882
to receive in payment for both Ioans bills of the New York
Banking Company which be distributed along the line
OF the canals in payment helaborers About the time
loan Of 600 negotiated with Mr. Dunlap of the u
Bank similar terms the state giving bonds Of f25 each
and receiving u Bank bills which to be paid the
contractors the cana this stock hypothetical
London for the loans Of Mr. Jaudon Subsequently the Com
missoners, Messrs. Rawlings Oakley London
and negotaed tn Wright and Co. State Bonds for
terms verydsadvansgeous to the State and against the law
which provides that the bonds shall not be sold under par Many
other contracts made particularly with Thompson
Foman for the purchase of ron which forth much
sure at home On the return of these gentlemen Illinois,
subject and the terms of the loans taken hold oby political
parties and the contention very high In the
the got out ofnds and having sold the bonds
obliged to borrow of the State Banks and in lqn
dation of this the ShawneetowA Bank drafts Della
field, which used making payments in this city,
instead Of circulating the bills of the New York Banking
Company the line Of the canal, according to contract
In this way, Mr.. Delafed paid 100000
that the contract void by the state When the
party in the carried such an
that bill introdr ced into the Senate of Illinois, declaring
all the contracts made by Messrs Rawlings Oakley null and
void this bill passed by large majority. With fact
fore his eyes, 1t was high time for Mr. Deafed in common
prudence to hold If the bill passed the other house
the 100000 he had already paid The
subsequently reconsidered and defeated by majority
one only This the first time that the question the
reputation of State debt brought direct vote and its
had alarming effect upon the stock in the market
which fell to 90 cent and entirely II was
in this state of affairs that the bills upon Mr. Deaed
by the State of Illinois, favor of the Bank
were protested for non-accepancehe being unwilling to ad
vance money while there accessibility that will not
acknowledge the debt especially the con-
had been broken by the State and their
preciated the value of the stock per cent.
This little history clearly shows the which the
States driving Being short money they hav
by their destroyed their credit and as in the
of ndana have the laws and the constitution at def
by issuing State notes money, FIVE dollar bills the
hho"ht 100000
And fifty dollar bills, $780, 900
SIS 900
This being illegal and nconvertbe currency must
sariy deprecate in value until is worth more than old
continental money
Pennsy is nearly the position She is afraid TO
tax The banks cannot with her sanction continue the
suspension They lend her and pay specie;
AID her only to be follow Indiana
her own notes The State of Maryland continues
be for six per eents
Of the stock of the State with bn little Of
There probability that she and many States will
be brought TO the disastrous condition and the
whole State stock system eI plode together.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23

Died,
On Saturday last Peter Sharpe suphen the 18th year Of
his age, son OF the late John Sulphen Of this city.
Funeral this day al three O'clock p. NJ. from the resi-
dence of his mother No. 80 Sands street. Brooklyn which
The relatives aud acluanianc' Of the family respectfully
requested 10 attend without further invitation.
On Tuesday, the nth instant, Mary Elizabeth Masteson
daughter Of Bernard and Maria Maserson aged years and
months.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23
FETE TO WIDOWS AND CHILDREN,


N Tie 81 s' p1ess
T 4: dn s s
the purpose the respecting the exhibition will be
Tickets Widow. and Children properly recommended,
and ccasu sSi .ss during he
The Saloon tssisy decorated with . and fresh
spring flowers, and the entertainments will be at
Several eniaen vocass have the handsomest manner
SasS sSydsd,o sss.y sss posssdass Sls''n'
Ss TO 'as ss q" ladies' nsS faso
when sY s II Be- to % %
The visitors e the Gallery viii present themselves at half
saw T he Be- National
m Be- s s&s
Band playing after each speech some appropriate piece Of
II spresumed that the entire proceedings will terminate
-. Subscriptions win continue to be received BY any Of the
Committee, and by the Treasurer, Thos. Dixon Esq Will
mas '' '''' 10y y A. b. PATERSON, Secretary
o. At ameetips Of the Standing SCommittee of the Ger
Mss 70 % q hG.e
6 q sS'bs of New York.
learnt, With unleignsd regret, the conduct of CO W.
That 4sTI IA. f aeyc contrary
p p Mra.a and the Of
irymen and that consular his conduct rREAsoN against
the Democratic which support.
Resolved That Mr. NO. Lasak ~ is unable corrupt our
must like The bills Of the IT, s. as suspended
for want OF acceptance.
Resolved That Mr.. {I9-Lasak's-sN name be expunged
from the list of members Of thu Democratic Republican Ger
Association Traitor Renegade and Arostae and Po-
litical iIapostnr.
Resolved That Mr.. II3-Lasak ~ is Bohemian Judas
Iscario the German Democrats of New York
of the and ch racter OF u German.
Resolved That the foregoing Resolutions be published
the Democratic papers.
o. a. NEUMANN, President G. D. r. Asso
w. T.. an no itfee
GUSTAV LoEwEEK, sec'y Standing Committee. IT.
CHATHAM THEATRE.-tis Yankee HILLS Benefit to-
~ night and just to show the folks what he he APP
five CHI and deliver dissertation men and
manners of the day. 10 reach the dull ears of
the generaon he sprinkle his wit 18th philosophy
aud his humor with common sense If he would convert his
hearers he do than this We shall
him, however and IL he surpasses of other pios
preachers he shall have the credit The Hypocrite can
be represented too often theatres The require
il. ma23
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23
APIS ~ ;;.1 BIEAyTY wATER or True Eau pc

c.S0 REWARD Stolen, from passenger board, and
DO few To the sailg Of the Great Wes
tern steam ship, Yesterday afternoon packet book containing
about sunday value 70 the
Also, bill Of Eschange No 2Fs dated 18th March, is,o,
drawn By Messs DE Launay Cos their house IT Ha-
vre in hvo- OF Theodore yarairns, days sight r
francs Of which payment he's bcrn stopped
The above reward paid for the Of the pocket
book aud contents Il p 81 least hoped that the papes viii
be returned through The post fNce, 10
mao ais. WIN. w. VAN WAGNER, "a walist
A CARD--Mrs MARTyN and Mr. MANvERs beg leave
~ 10 that thew will give frpnd
Vocal Conce OF Sacred and Miscellaneous Music the City
Hotel ON Friday evening March "a which occasion, Mr.
aud Mrs c. y. HORN and MI MAHTfN, have rendered
their valuable se' vices . . -.
Tickets dollar each to be had at the principal Music
stores ma1t n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23

The bank has sold all the bonds The State Bank holds
arge unit OF lmpr a. advanced the
to be repaid from the of these bends
During the s. been
the Commissioners Of the State of Illinois OF these
gotations made with Mr. Deafed-one to the amount
of. Observation-Disclosures. $500 900
One to the amount OF Observation-Disclosures. 2ss,os0
S5ss,oOs
was contracted that Mr. Dela6eld should pay install
ments without interest The last was dated on
May 1882 payable as follows =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23
CITY SALOON.


OPPOSITE ST. PAuL's CHURCH, BROADWAY
" AND NEXT DOOR TO THE AMERICAN MI
SEU N-Ths splendid establishment reopensd for tn
with epirc arrangements and decorations superior
TO - pamy days Tor the Of producing
Of Moral late letu and pleasing tons, under the
sole direction of MIR. II HANNtNtiTON.
The Saloon provided with raised seats covered
cushions aud backs. the whole spcnddly lighted with pro
ducng general effect Of elegance and comfort equal IL
superior To- the fine IT hall in America =
COMBINATION or ATTRACTIONS FOR THIS
WEEK
New Moving Doramas 49,
Vocal aud Instrumental Concert and Favorte Dances by the
Italian Mari onetis.
Doors open at 7, TO commence at quarter before g.
Tickets 25 cents.
New Moving Dioramas-Abbey Of St. Francisco by moon
light, rising moon twinkling stars. &c.
Iteiian Lahdscape.-Moving Figures, Boats, nc. SC
Brilliant Fairy Grotto being Moving Scene Of darling
splendor. .
Storm and SUPERINTENDENT lacking 70 aud fro gale
arises thunder lightning rain and whsg ofth, wind faith
fully represented concluding with the loss Of noble ship
Grand Concert vocal and nstrument by Miss Bruce and
Mr.. " nkins. :. "a -, -,
The celebrated singer Mr. Geb, will preside at the
piano The will consist OF variety OF admired
and popular ballads .
Italian Nsrionetts. mall lrn'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23

TO PUBLIC SPEAKERS.
The orator in Congress now,
Great Cicero excelling,
Feels all in a delicious glow,
With his rich periods swelling;
His hearers list with wild delight,
And think his speech the dandy,
Not dreaming the effect so bright
Ia Peases Horehound Candy.
No public speaker should be without Peases Iorchound Can
dy, for II clears the voice aud strengthens the lungs
Counsellor SMITH, No. 40 Liberty st.
No family should be w;h5ht peases Clarified Essence Of
Horehonnd Candy; and ALL 1T ia valuable
remedy Tor the whoopng asthma hoaseness coughs &c
DR.. ROGERS.
AgentsBurrc 2i0 Chatham street; Horseed ~ Dowery
Elton Oi Nassau of AHn Nelly al Blocker
street; Lee 500 Dowery j. r. Lecoun junction
DIVISION street; Anderson, 2f2 Greenwich street. MARITIME
Ninth avenue, OF 2ist Bsrmore Agnew, SEQ
Hudson street
Agensin Brooklyn, L. TIays Fulton street, Handy
is High street.
Henry Higgins, Elirabethtown, ". J.
BEWARE.-None are genuine but whatare signed
j. PEASE SON. As Division street
Of whom II can be obtained wholesale and retail.
Parties supplied with Ice Cream Jelly and Blancmange in
FORMS at sir shngs per quart and all kinds Of COME
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23
Port OF New York, March 30.
Cleared.

Paragon Carr, Apalachicola; Brick Reeves Baltimore.
Int pa Camp w iamston NC; Georgia, Nichols
Ese Scout observation-disclosures Va; Edwin stevens, Bril- gs
Baltimore; l. Baldwin, Bassett, Savannah Arabella, Green
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23
Passengers Arrived.

Passengers Arrived.
In The Combridgc, from LivsrpooMrs sketchley, Miss
Sketchley, 4 Van Neck Shsw. Attrrbsry, Adce
g ,t,lsmard cigkey W schoobred HILL w Porter w
Giles, Cartnright-3s in Storage
VI ORNfNG n Re RALD--s NEw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23
BY EXPRESS.

The mail, south of Philadelphia did not arriy We last
night.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23

I ADY's BOOK-oAcc, 50 Bowery-The L ady's Book and
- Ladies' American Magazine, edited BY Mrs. Sarah J. Hale
Mrs. |. ydi, II. sigoumey: nnd Louis A. Cooley.
CONTENTS OF THE APRIL NO. Vol. 90, NoL
4 sdrc 10 Instructors Of Youth
The Prison sabbath School by Mrs Elizabeth G. SieJ
Tne Disappointed Msnguyerer, by Miss :. Holland
Weep Not. Poem, by Mrs. Amelia B. Welby
Domestic Economy. BY Mrs 5. j. Hale.
Domestic Green-houses.
Thou art iadeed hpht.hcarted. by John s. Dusolle.
Marion, Tale -fEvery Day Life BY Glumdalclitch.
Lsssie's Meditations, by =. Elliott, London.
v How 10 HELP The very Poor.
The Second Bell, by L. a. Wilmer
Answer Me by Mrs Cornwall Baron Wilson, Of London
Modern Italian NoyelsThe Nun Of Mona, BY Mrs. Ell
Elet
The Philosophy ofwinter, by W. J. Walter
The Eldest paiRhte~, By Mrs. Lydia II. sgourney.
SLa Liberia Liberty, caazones, translated from Metas
tasio, by w j. Walter.
Adssinda, BY Mrs Harrison Smith.
The Lott and Wept, by Thomas G.. Spear
Musc.@Gsoi ght Dear Mother. Adapted to beautiful
Ttaian melody. The poetry by William Ball
Editors Table. " torsi Book Table.
Description Of Fashion Plate and Cbiichat Of ahions
EMBELLISHMENTS
Steel EnF1.ing-The Palace e the Tuilleries
Two Figures e the Fashions, uncolorsd.s
Two Pages OF Music. -.
Contributors Of articles in the April No.
Hon. slex H. Evcritt, r. Elliot, Of London,
NJ. EIfn al, t E sedman, IA wil%sT, vu.o,
Mrs. Amelia 3. Welby, Mrs. y. +. Eliot
Mrs. = j. Hale, Prof w. j. Walter,
John e. Dusolle, Mrs. l.. n. Sigouruey,
Mrs. Harrison smith, Thomas q. Spear.
Terms 80 per Published monthly Delivered
part this city and Booyn, and sent by the earliest mails
Usher.
mas It, ISRAEL rOsT, ~ Bowery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23

tfCTTON rOTICE.-LARGE SALE OF FURNi-
N TURF-On Frdoy. at ol % lock, will he sold AT No. q
Roosevelt street, the entire ParIor Betrnom and Kitchen Fur
nitnre oh. New England Hotel Also the handsome Bar
Barroo Furniture Fixtures, marble top Tables Nc &c Sale
msas 81. THOs BELL, Auchoneer.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23

UCTION NOTICEy-Elegaut Furniture Of all deserip-
"A tons Pianoorte Paintings larSe glasses &c., by
catalogue Wednesday io O'clock the large Rooms 90
Ann aid 5 Fulton streets.
ma239t' THOS. BELL, Auctoneer.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23

A UCTION NOTICE--Clothing Dry Goods Cutlery, Jew
ery, Fancy Articles; 500 yards Cloths and
variety Of articles, by order of executors &c. &c. at 10y
o'c oek in the Sale Rooms, ON Thursday;
ma23 AZ THOS. BELL, Auctioneer.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23

T. real LOCATION FOR LUMBER BUSINESS AT
~ FLU SHNG.-To lease for five to ten years Plot Of
Ground in the village Of Flushing containing about
With front of above 800 feet the water This village
thriving beyond other the vicinity Of the city, and
buildings erecting, which very large and
ereasing deand For building materials Of all kinds while there
only lumber yard supply the whole township SO
sure the o the that must attend large estab
hmen of the kind that he will ask rent If 1t does
maaa 81 WNI. PRINCE & SON.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-07-14
For Real Estate Money.

ID virtue of Deed III Trust, executed by
ID Ewing F. Calhoun, TO the subscriber.
which Is duly recorded in the Probate Clerks
Office OF Lowndes County, in Book number
y, pages. 207, POS, 200, and 2l0, to Sc
cure the payment : of a promissory note
IN said deed mentioned, win sell for the notes
Real Estate Banking Company Of Columbus
al public Auction at the Court House door il
the town of Columbus, on Saturday,
the 25th day Of July next,
The following lots in the town of Columbus
known as lot number ten, in square number
three, north Of Main Street, commencing at a
point SO feet south of the north west corner O.
SAID lot on Market street, running thence
southardly with Market street fifty four feet
thence eastwardly parallel with Main Street
sixty SIX feet, thence northwardly parallel with
Market street, 81 feet, thence westwardly par
allel with Nam Street, 66 feet to the begin
ming. Also, lot no. nine, IN square no. four,
and lot no. two, in square number eight, south
af Main Street, according to the plan of the
town of Columbus.
Sale during the usual hours.
Such title only viii be conveyed as is vested
in me as Trustee.
Dated, Columbus, June 27, 1910.
OVID P. BROWN,
Trustee
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-07-14

TEVHE unparalleled reputation WHICH Pegg
Il. Pills have acquired as Meila Rese
ratiye, Is the most unquestI0nabe urooi fiat
| can be given Of their immense Importance e
the afflicted, in almost every CAS- Of die1as
'Ihe number Of letters received fr0n ualals
recovering through their means Is realyprod.
giOus, and the complaints which they b.T
cured are almost as varied as they are nuaa-.
Gus. But still there are some In which thsy
are more especially beneficial than in othgz;
and among those may benamed the too oftg
| fatal complaints Of the stomach and bowels.
such as Colo, Fiatulerce, and Indigestion. e.
which they are not only certain but an IN.
mediate cure.
Il Is well known that from the dlsarrangs.
ment Of the stomach and bowels, arse aug
tenths of all the maladies Of adult and decT1ze
life that is the foundation Of FlatulencY, SpaS
modic Pains, Indigestion, Loss Of Appetite
&c, and that those IN their turn give bElh &c
Dropsy, Liver Complaint, Consumption aid
habitual lowness Of spirits; therefore Petas
Pills being the very best medicine which Is
ever been discovered for the InClplent diseases
of the intestines, are necessarily the SUES
preventives Of those dreadful, and also gelafa
disorders which embitter mature lie, and "a.
so many millions to untimely graves.
Inepeaking thus, DR.. Peters srTogaies Igb-
ing to himself hat has not been conceded b
the public, He Is 10 needy gu2ck Or uDEn1El
Spectator, who comes before the word Is hS
own herald ard witness but IS p2ce5 Il Z
responsibility of situation by the Pairla3alss'
which he has enjoyed for years, and Which
increasing to an extent unprecedented n q
annals of medicine, that makes hin caIella
assert nothing which IS not borne out by aE
most infallible proof. and hence he does ao z
TO be put to the test IN any ting WEI Z
has promised respecting his Pills.
DR.. Peters is most happy to be aae . s1 :,
on the authority ola great number Of En- -
physicians, that wherever his Fegei29a r
have been introduced, they have aims. ~.
ceded the adoption Of meTcuEla e2pefl-s. y,
for their peculiar faculty for sEeeieh--s :.
blood, and stimulating It to ezPel a. 80 =,
juices and IN giving strength and tos 2 ~ :,
nerves, prevents disease from acquiring \ - {.
strength which must be GOT under, j d - 2
dangerous remedies.
For sale at the Drug Store, On he eo-lI -
Main and Market streets. U49pIls u ~
price 80 cents. ,,,qu
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-07-14
SHERIEFiS SAIE


~ virtue ofsundry writs III Fieri Fa
AA1D cias, and Venditioni Exponas, is.
sued by the clerk Of the circuit court Of
Lowndes county, and to me directed, /
will sell for cash, at the court House door
IN COLUMBUS, on Monday the
Sirth day ofJply nert,
the following property, to wit;
Negroes, Alexander, Keziah, Anna.
and her child, August, Mason, Nav, vi.
uey, and two children, Tenor and her
child, Allied, Philip, Keuda, Hamlet.
Frank, Lucy, Elisha and Martha.
Also, Lots number four and five in Block
number ono, north Of Main street CoIum-
bus, on which is situated the Eagle Ho.
tel. Also, part Of Lo, number Z, sec.
IL, township Is, range, IS, beginning at a
stake 20 feet T.. Of the Bank of the Tom.
bigby river, thence running north 63 feet
q. l79 feot to the line Of section number
10, thence running north feet, west IO3
teet' thence running west parallel with
the first line 220 feet to a stake within -
feet oltha river bank, which ID feet is re-.
served for Public Highway, thence run
mig down the bank OF the river 1913 feet
to the place of beginning, being the same
on which The Ware House of Akin g.
Gibbs stands.
Also, one undivided half Of Lots l. III.
il, and IA, and ore half Of lot 10, all in
square o, North of Main Street, Icing the
same on which the Gin Factory CT C.. S.
Akin, & Co. stands.
Levied on as the property OF James
Jones & Cyrus S. Aiken, to satisfy said
wits in favor OF the Tombigby Rail Road
Company and others.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law.
Dated the 9th, May 1910.
P. NJ. GRANT, Sheriff of
Lowndes county.
IDS. prs. fee, $500.
PoSiponement-The sale ofthe above men,
toned property has been postponed until Mon
day, the Goth day Of July inst.
P. II. GRANT, Sheriff
Lowhdes County.
July,7th. 1910. prsf. so.