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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16

MOOD POSTS AND HOOP rOBRs-Per
w sons wanting Wood, Posts OF Hoop Poles can be
w. =. RICHARDSON, on the Basin
supply Of good Wood WIN be Kent and sold
On terms lover than hes been charged recently
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16
FOR ROSTnN

EN The fine schr FOREST KING Rakcr r,,,,.,
~ having the greater OF her cargo Engaged Iii
sail on Tuesday next anc take some keys ~
boxes tobacco, II Immediate application be made to
mn 20 JAMES FISHER A snS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16
ECLIPSE THE sECoND

G ms IS the second time offer the seryi.
~ A~I Gee OF THIS superb % animal 20 the pubic
% pa endeavored 10 keep him quite private I,st
ILL year, but was compelled 10 break my 1850
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16
FOR LIVERPOOL

lad al City Point. ~hhsss dsi.s. Per f,ssss,r %
y TO .pH cHAs. PALNERV
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-24

and a hard winter and spring were against it.
My crop is now ripening, and taking into con-
sideration all things, late sowing, hard winter,
dry summer, &C., it bids fair to rival the crop
of last year. / have several roots bearing
over twenty-five, heads some thirty-fve, and
one forty-one. The soil on which it grew was
poor and hard. My reason for not enriching
the soil was, my friend cautioned me against
raising the wheat on too rich soil lest it lodge;
but my next crop will have a good soil.
intend raising a quantity Of the wheat
another year, but as l have so much more
than / have land for, / should be willing to
sell some of it, at a fair price, tn IT it may in
crease as fast as possible and become scatter
ed through the country, as my wheat is prob
ably all that is in N. England. All commu-
nications, postpaid, will receive prompt at.
tention, With this communication I forward
a head Of the wheat, for Mr.. Bells examina.
ton and opinion.
Respectfully yours,
o. S. BRANCH.
Orwell, VT, Aug. Is, 1s4l.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-24

placed there 10 the block-house, and also TO
bring up the Arlilerymcn stationed there TO the
same place. Mr. Periey left the Grand Fails
last Saturday, when the packing of the stores
had commenced, anu it was understood thai
The whole would move upwards on "Wednesday
last in iow.boals which were getting ready
1t was said (says the Courier that these ar
engagements were made in consequence OF an
apprehension that some difficulty NIGH: arts
between Mr. Fox and the American Govern
mem, in consequence of the apparent determi'
nation 10 place Mr. Mcleod UpoE his trial for
murder, and it was therefore deemed p'udeni
10 put these posts in II state of defence. IN order
to prevent the possibility of the communications
by lard between this Province and Cacada be
ing suddenly cut of.
The Detachment Of the 56ih at the Little
Falls is under the command OF Lieut.. JohneS
Smith. the post at the Dege!e is held by Capt.
Walmsey and his company. and the post 1T Lake
1iemiscouia, is commanded by Capt. Charles
wood.
Great Britain is thus going ahead very fast
with its encroachments in Maine. Will the
American Government nole its progress?
THE ILL FArED ERIE.-There was enc deed
o heroism on board this boat which should not
be left unrecorded. A letter from Buffalo in
forms US tina, the Pilot stool to his post OF he
wheel. keeping the head ofihe steamboat to the
shore, until he burned to death. His name, we
believe was LUTHER FULLER.-AB. Dali. Adu.
THE VETO PowER.-The present coalition oil
things is an exemplifcalion of The immense in
1uence OF this power. The whole country,
from Maine 10 Georgia, is held in suspense as 10
the course of a single indlv dual. One man can
SET at naueht The wishes of The whole people,
and defeat The most beneficial legislation This
is nothing more than the autocraI Of all The Rus
sras could do-and to This extent our institutions
are monarchical. But the power IS given by
he C ms iruton-the Pr esident has the right In
exercise it and W. must submit. But We must
confess, we are So much OF Democrats, that we
fe rather FESTIVE al the substitution of one man
for the will of the ,chole. 1t is in truth an in
vdsion Of the Democrats principle. We wish
the power were abrogated-that he will Of the
people, as reflected by their immediate Repre-
senIalives, might bear sway.-Richmond Ting.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-24
Mr.. Willet Weeks, of BROOKLYN, reported

Mr.. Willct Weeks, of Brooklyn, reported as
lost, was not on board.
The following persons composing the crew,
&c. NAV be also added to those lest.
Mr.. Mil.omofe and wife Dentist. of Chicago.
Won Ockprman, a German. timer, late in
the employ Of Mr. Hubbard. who was on a visit
to his mother, near Eric.
Mr. Sherman and daughter, Hamburger, Erie
co.
Mr. Nellhrope. a Danish gentleman.
Henry Freeman, on his way 10 Milwaukee,
clerk in n drug store, formerly of Jane stown.
Chaulauque county.
Ansel Kicker. young man, farmer, formerly
of Hamburg. Eric CO.
John Harrington. late Of Whites Corners,
Erie CO., entered as fireman on the day she left
port.
Luther Fuller. wheclman-
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-24

IN THIS PAPER ARR PUBLISHED H PUBLIC
ORDERS, RESOLUTIONS, LAWS, PUBLIC
TREATIES, Ecr. OF THE UNITED STATES,
BY AUTHORITY.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-24
Washington, Aug. l6, lS4l.

SUBLIME AMI Observation-Disclosures.
keeper Of the Seals To Louis XIII. when a
boy of only nine years old, was asked many
questions bya Bishop, and gave very
prompt answers to them all. At length
the prelatc said. Il will give you an orange
ifvou will tell me where God is" My
loid." replied the boy, " l will give you two
oranges if you will tell me WHERE HE'S
NOT"
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-24
FROM THE NEW YORK SUN EXTRA.
VETO OF THE BANK BILL
z SPECIAL EXPRESS.

The President yesterday returned the Banb
Bill 10 :he Senate, with his Vero Message. We
have received ii bv ar Extraordinary and Specia
Express. run at great expense exclusive for ;he
Sun, and hasten to lay the important document
before our readers.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-24

SUSPENDED FREE BANKS We are re-
qnested to state that the bills of the SIS.
pended free banking associations cannot be
redeemed, nor a dividend declared until
the stocks which have been left by the
Comptroller in the hands of the President
Of the merchants Bank, N. Y, for sale,
shall have been disposed of. Notice will
be Immediately given when a dividend is
decIared.-B.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-24

MALAY rrRAcY.-We find in the Sag.
HarborCorrecto of Wednesday along ac-
count of the seizure by the natives, of the
whaling barque Photo London, in Decem.
Der of last year. The Pilot had preceded
10 the Chowry Islands. toobtain provisions,
and while the second mate and captain
we're on shore in two of the boats the ves-
sci was boarded and taken possession cfby
The natives. The boat in which the second
mate went ashore was attacked at the
same time; he was killed as also the boat
sieerer, and two others were wounded
The others in the boat succeeded in ma
king off. and after some days fell in with n
British man-oE-war bound to China. which,
however out Of her wayto the Chow.
ry Islands and recovered the barque, or
rather wreck. for the natives had plumber.
ed and destroyed on the most extensive
scale. Ten persons were saved. as above;
two were killed: what became of the other
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-24
AGRICULTURAL.

For the Peoples Prrss and all other papers in VT aiming
to promote Agriculture.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-24

The PEppls's Pass is printed in the Brick
Building North endof the Bridge by
EPHRAIM MARKHAM,
BY uhom all orders for printing Books Pamphlets
Bills. Cards: &c., Of every description, 'ei4 be neatly
and tashion1bly executed, at short notice.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-24

The BRITISH MovEMENTs.-The ST Johns
Courier of July 3lst, learns from Mr. Perley,
who has just returned from Temisconata, tina
while he was there. Capt. Nelson. of the Royal
Engineers, arrived there express from Quebec,
with instructions 10 put the various frontier
posts. now held by attachments of the Seth
Regiment, in an %eficien, stale of defence with
out delay. Musket. proof drfences around The
barracks OF Temiscouata were forthwith com.
menced, and Capt. Nelson then proceeded TO
the DeeeIe and the Little Falls al the mouth
OF. the Madawaska River, where a new and very
strong block house is now in course of cree
Ton.
Capt. Nelson remained at the Little Falls to
superinlend the completion of tho block-house,
and despatched Lieut.. Norton, of the Seth, las
acting Officer of Engineers.) and Mr. Tenant,
| of the !Commissariat. to the Grand Falls, for
tho purpose Of removing all the guns and stores
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-24

or the President Of the United States. re-
turning with his objections, the Bill to In
corporate the Fiscal Bank of the United
States-August Is, 1871.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-24

GENERAL WooL.-Wc are highly gratiicd
TO learn that this gallant and mcritorious officer
OF the last war has been nominated by The Pres.
ident TO be Brigadier General U. S. Army. in
place Of Gen. Scott. General Wool is a ma
tive of this county, and has long been a resi-,
dent of this city. wEero he is Justly esteemed
for his nrbanity, hospitality, and his many pri-
vaie virtues, no less than FIR his g%allantry and
efficiency as a soldier.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-24
TERMS OF THE SIXTH VOLUME.

TERMS OF THE SIXTH
Village subscribers, 500
Mail subscribers,
individuals and Companies who t7ke al the office, Sl,I9,
or so cents il paid in six months .
omrlnieS on stage routes, Sii'o
or 50 il paid in six months. -.
rnm,,"ies and in,ivihuaIs off the route LIS
ur | 80. if paid in six months.
No n1per, discontinued until ancaragcs are paid, excent at the
OPTION of the proprietor. No payments to Carriers allowed ex-
cept ordered bv the proprietor.
All Communications mustbe addressed 10 the editor PosT PAID
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-13

The old and salu,aty measures for raising revenue
which have so long been opposed on sheer parry
-l. without one shade of reason 10 justify opposi
lion. and whou, the approval of one prncipe oil poh-
~ r,p., again he put in rcquiston. Government
,,rcry mus, be applied to government uses, and while
GO are bc,vily taxed on exports, must demand a
corresponding tax on IMPORTS for the douoo PurP0S'
raising revenue and Of encouraging domesuc '"'e''
prize.
In shor,--tho coming Congress and administration
has not only the disasters ofpas NAL administrator
remedy, but must also--at one And the same time
pror9c fer The future, which OF itself Is the only Iegu
mate responsibility devolyiug upon them.
Taken in all its dependencies, the doings OF the next
congress will he fthe utmost interests upon this legis-
aturo the eyes Of nation are turned with ineNpfess-
bic interest and to it they look for relief,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-13

~; expect bin 20 enter uron their discharge WIN
tho fixed intention TO realize TO an afflicted nation nose
hope, 30 aidcnty entertained under the administration
Of bis predecessor The popular viii has now been
ihofo ighy anavzed, and the preferences OF Tie con
suuuonal majority fully ascoraincd-,ho mixture has
become separated and has duty IS made too plain Tor
msapprchonson. We will hope and pray that ti1ah :
mantle may fall on Esha-iha, he vii bear 90 mnd
The last words Of the dying Harrison and treasure them
up-as the nation assuredly villas memorial OF us
excellence. II WISH You TO UNDERSTAND rnr rRlNcI-|
Plies or rur GOVERNMENT, ] WISH THEM CARRIED on.
Ask 80 MORE" Like the morally wounded soldier,
who has offered his life IN sacrifice on the altar OF his
country good with his last gasp he bfcahcs prayer
for her succcss--aHd dtcsi
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-13

In Boston and New York all the bells were tolcd
from the hour ofl2 NJ 10 7. NJ, during which inte-
val the President was buried. In this village bells
were toed from IL 10 IL o'clock on Thursday, next
day after the evening Of the reception Of the news OF
his DEATH
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-13

From some source report was started tia: Mr..
TYLER is in feeble health and would not be able 10
sumo the duties Of tho Presidency, bat we are happy
10 saw our latest dates give of his arrival IN
Washington and tina, he is not incapaci,aied for his
station by M health.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-13

Rutland County Court commences its session in this
village to-day Presiding Judge, Charles X. Will
Jams.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-13

Washington, Aq- i'A.
The corpse 81 tho late President hes % ne Eaecu
sse inanslou and Is surrounded uy mourning relation,
No. irenta oi bis household.
have Dot leaned bT what means, or through whs
channel, he hcateaaiag intelligence ~ D. be- CONVEY
- 70 Mr. Hau.soH, Nb1 Do az North Bend Hai tios,
Of The family vh1 here. say that che cauuo, s1r
siFe the SHOCK
gave you last sAl and lie night before some par
tculas Of ,he sifl,ci.Hg event whsCh has occurred
~iA Only 4od one % two mote. The physicians Oh.
not believe Cenefsl Hsrrlson 20 he seroualy IL IL
yesterday, after O'Clock Some ~ jhem 90 nos decn
sss case 81 a. Important, and su less dangerous ~
shsg did Sot ca ul.s soc0u1i Fh1 any t4erLous -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-13

l>corcspon4ence of'he New York TIpres,,
~ 81 nc iolauIH. melancholy intelligence WAS
"A at ilis Office ou WEDNESDAY evening viach
slse2isisiy issuod iu su ezra But small vof-
I,ss rcsbep. b.we,ef could te supplied We
- spseri i in ihe Herald a. 10 Appeared ia 'ao
y .a such additional particulars as
j ne 30 hand
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17

oi tacls b, fore any COMPETENT tribunal in o." t.n
COS. Ard what makes ilc case sp worse. eYcn cm-
Iueutv hall it was contracted Is aceHis upon her
uwn resfaiasbliy, AMI with parry incompetent ~
contract 80 direct J.-rt CARL e che authority o: w
and the inmucious itheir upefisc pawer.ui allof-
ncy. Tie people haze never sanctioned tls uu-
constitutional act. H their uame-ahd 10 law eqgi-
~, ur unru. uhhqaj on car fl The People hound
10 rafsis or r1y 30; nor can 10 he mide 50 10 appear
even bv Tire most irg-unu- contribution. The Sis
si,iaBt unu Rluk, however, has sanctioned The
ccnit5rl sud sccuribg,; therefore, fairy one Is
bound IN ans maaHer d the Bans. ! be- Bond
holders must auk 10 the Bank and is dehiurs Tor tie
pasmrnt-wr are viking icy should. But 10 thus
sufrcnGcung Up The debtors Of the Bank, be II un-
drfstD1d hat lhe .urfcuse- Is mi unconditional
they have nghis,and 6e mean 10 ASSIST them IN their
1r,ieciian. Il isih0r ugkf not 10 tare collection,
pressed ubon them IN a maHHrr ha, leiH cause DIS
tress and rHHou- sacrIfee II property Hereafter
oar hand wI be raised against every SPECIES flop
PRECISION aud whatever ), calculated Ia insad Sci
ETY., drpopuate he State, and bring new scenes oil
distress upon the community. General quiet undIs-
luhed repose j. lmperously necessary 10 tie healing
Of the many and deep wounds that have been ulct.
ed upon our bl'gbled prosperity.
Tie subscriber soicjts an those who are friendly
10 the cause, 10 inform him Of public sentiment,
throughout he State. lie 81 soicilS a renewal Of
the correspondence which existed last sumner, He
will attend To all COMMUNICATIONS, the proceeding,
Of meetings. Sc. Sc. 10 short The On SOLDIER
and ".lari BondmaRn shall b. q represeRafice ofttc
PcoUle-t vii be for their interests to subscribe,
and 10 assist in procuring as many subscribers "a,
possible lncrder to place II in he hands oil every
honest man ~ lie State
Ass FALL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17
New World and Boston Boti0aI
For Only S5.OO1

THE PaAsler the BisiOn hai.on announce
tlst he has made 800 arrangcuent witi ne ~
Usher ol TIE ~ Nori, hy UIlch al those y {
wish la sghscule ior u.e 3 lstuI N0lon an4 De
New Wind iegeiher can have 4lih puma i'L uis
year 81 raytgur nuli,fg postage nee , W. ll ~
adva zee. A. 'he Tvs pare t'r". f'a.Nh ''l
SANG stories uronlnuauou,ant, FL. 'Iey vii endt1
yoTlo AVOID ISSUING The SAM matter. q Is thoat'i
tbst tbs arrangement viii De acceptable 70 ihase
-ho wund Ike to take IN two periodicals. wlHse
ample dimensions enable them 10 crn'a.nai the Gaoa
auaiiag popular licraiure oiihe dsy.
The New World - now publishing Samue " ar
-cn's (auihor ufPassagrs from The Day o. !aie
Pl,sician) magnificent story of Ten ThoaSanf ?.
Year: Charles Dcken's Boz) Birnahy Rudty; w.
Harrison Aaswor'hs Guy Fa~kts; aid Henry
Cnrtiou's stanley Thorn.
The Boston Notion Is publishing Captain Mar
rvatl', rev novel The Poacher; w. II. Allsworlh :
Oh s.. Pauls; aud Henry Cockton's George 81
George Julian.
Besides tbese seven novels, Ia be obtained at The
small rate oi s. 90 per snnuaf, tie Boston N"iion
and New Wurd publ,i vast nuHher OF selected
aud original arucles from the pens ol iae hFsl au-
laors a The literary world, as well as a much
greater quantity of editorial matter than Is usually
cuulainrd N weekly papers all valuable pubic CO.
rumrujs-lr proceedings Of Congress and lie Slate
Legislatures, and eupuus compends OF intelligence
liom tle ionr quarters OF the gohe.
The Nnlmn Is also puu',>bin1a series Of Comlcll
Designs. by D. C. Johnston, Esq. the Cruik>hank Of
Auclca- ana series Of Splendid Engravmgs, de-
signed and rngra'ed by lie best artists N London
and oblsued from the London publisher, Al very
rIeat cost expressly Tor he Notion. THESE 'wn
.ta,uics alone wil render volume ollIc paper eX-
ce,diuc.v vauahe and interesting.
Tie New World !. publishing series Of Lieiary
Portraits drawn and engraved expressly Tor tie
Together with srres Of Splendid Engra-
VIM, from Tie best All SIS IN AHlc lea.
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17
4 u LES
IF the High Courts Of Errors and Ippealst
.4donled al lis JanNarA Term, 1870

Order-d, That hereafter, when case is reached
on the docket, Il 10 counsel appear on either side or
when 10 counsel he marked on tie docket. The case
shal. he dsmssed: Prouded, howcrT. That such
dismissal mas be Stni aside, on good cause shown,
Sui p)rled b. affidavit; b.t no case wall such DIS
IN s,a BE- set aside, IN css tie affidavit also slow that
taere are probable nlrlDs
When any defendant IN rrror shall BE- dissatisfied
with the security taken IN any wrl oietrar bond, he
may move the colft Tor rule upon the plaintiff IA
error 10 show cause en- a day 10 be named, why the
sup,t-rdca~ should not Ic dscaargtn, o. other 81.
curjty given; copy Of which role shall be served
on the pInuIia 0rror, aiiels five days before Tue
expiration ol lhr sam,
The motion iJr the rule must he founded upon an
affidavit OF ,le n>uficieucy OF Ibe scr0liuy AIKEN
und fine affidavit ola person Interested IN tie judy
m~nt below, may BE- read N support oil thc arphca-
ton. Il he court is satisfied from tie affidavit that
There ,cau5n 10 in'rpose the rue viii be entered.
On slowing cause aGilav Is taken by ethcr party
may I've read to saoH he euiii,i ucy or lnsullhency
of the srcurlty laken provided reasonable notc' he
gwen ollhe taking oi lhe same The affidavit OF
tue security Nay he received II The security IS
aluigcd insufficient, the additional secnry must
be upmoyyd ty he coat,
OrdcYR, That hereafter when reHr1m-ni Is
ordered. The re argument sJaU BE- had q, ihe s1nr
tern ~ which it is @rantd--lhe cause to be Do e, f.
at lhe cad OF the docket cl the district 10 winch Z
byIoa44. Tea; Il, A'PAiElCh, Clerk,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17
1.overDu1en9 Il AIississfpuf.


4. G. McNurr Gttruur, ul 1884,
TBowas 81 Wo8BwAR1 Secretary uf State.
a.. b s1uxnEEs. AuaIar % Public Accounts.
!. S. Crsris SIste IUasHrer
TT. CoLLss, Attorney Cereal uh Nov. 1912
JUDICIARY.
.Jrsge, offke High Ceufi Errors and Appeals
Vim. L. Shstkry, James f. ifoltrr aud Edward
Tnruer Clerk k8heri -aiuck
The hgh r0orl OF errors anI appeals has no la-
Sa,cton, except - hat properly belongs 10 court
q, and appeals It's ssssnas are holden on lhe
frs, Monday Of January and July, az Jaekson, BE-
jn., virtually bat one session per snnun.
Chan .slior of tie SfIfe--R. II. Buckner. Clerk
-R. L. D,xon.
Tie superior court ofcbanccry has jurisdiction
over al matter $. pleas ani complaints whatsoever,
belnngins I'd or cosnzable in 4 court Of equity; Il
holds Two session. annually.
CIRCUIT COURT.
This court has original jurisdiction in civil cases.
IN winch Tie sum in controversy exceeds $50. For
each Of the eItven circuits, juuge aud attorney are
elected q adrenulaIy, from November.
This court has also exclusive CRIMINAL jurisdiction.
RE-oRGASIzArI1N uF THE JUDICIAL DISTRICTS.
fAs per Act, approved FEB. 10, lslO.l
Isl judicial District composed OF the counties of
Warren. Claiborne, Washington and Bolivar.
% Judicial District composed Of the counties oil
Yslobu,ha, Carroll. ChocIaw and Talahaichie.
Sd Jud rial Disuict, composed Of the counties OF
Adams W dkius1n aud Jefferson.
an judicial District composed Of The counties ot
smith, Copah, Simpson, Scott, Newton, and Ne
sbuhl.
5M Judicial District, composed of The counties Of
Jones, Jackson, Green, Perry, Nayae, Clarke, and
LauI-td1e.
6th Judicial District, composed Of the counties Of
Noxubre, Lowndes, Kcmper, Winston aud Okub-
hrhJ.
7h judicial Distract. composed oitAe counties Of
Kinds. Msd>on and Rankin.
sfh Judicial District, composed Of The counties of
Monroe, tawambl. ishemlngo, Poniolcc, Chcka-
saw and Tppah'
I0h Judicial District composed OF the counties OF
Yazoo, Holmes, Auaa and Leake.
mn judicial District composed Of the counties 81
Lawrence, Coyrnslun, Hancock. Marion, Pike, Am
lie ana Franklin.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-17
ARGYLE CAMPBELL,


EpY virtue Of deed o Trust made on The ninn
Ab Ieenlh day Of JULY 1855, by Beni,mn
COLEMAN 70 me for purposes therein specified / shall
pruceed 10 seat public safe and QUERY To thr Iul,.
est bidder Foe ready money Of Inc daor DC the Bank
ing House VI the Krmper and Noxupc navra-
ton and Real Estate Banking Company in lie
town Of Wahaak the nineteenth day Of july IsdI:
The west hato The southeast quarter, and lie easi
hall Of the south west quarter The cast half Of he
south cast quartst-ihe norIi hall Of lie vest haIt
Of the south west quarter cf seclian twenty e,Ilr
and the north halloI The east half Of lie south eaxi
quarter Of section iwenty-thrce townslp ityelve
norlh range seveu,eeneasi, and lheeast ialfof r..
south cast qpaelef Of section nine. lewnsp l,v.lve
ran tgheen east tile west half uI he sont 4. 4
qoarier aad The enlire snth west uaaTser Of sac.
ton nine township twelve north rance eighteenth,
east,
Aud by virtue Of deeaoi Trnst irade By b. n
b HnnteF on Tue Arsi day A August 1881 shall
proceed - sell at The same lime and place Al pubhc
salt and eglefy 70 Tie highest or,ler lar ready ,oppv
Tie north slquarleraf secitan lwo and ,he snn,I
hallni the east hall u Tie soul, cas-. martsr NJ
seclon thee laUwnship eleven range eighteen east
all wing IN kemper caUpiy MsslssipD.. Ae,ing
as trnsise shall convey such tile only Is i vesled
10 me under lhe deed ofslr,lsI.
G. r. McCASKlLL. Trnstse.
WAHALAE, Jaue l0lh 1871.
SO. ig Prs re- SD 90.