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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-02-24
HIGHLY IMPORTAT FROM EUROPE
Correspondence ofths National IntelIigencer

Correspondence ofthe National IntsIIlgencer'
.... New YoRK. Jan. 40.
we are startled and amazed this MORN
inc bv news Of the utmost Importance,
which has creyt silently almost to our
wharves, in a packet ship, only twenty
two days from Liverpool. Great Britain
IS crowned with success 10 arms beyond
what human ambition, it seems to me,
could ever have dreamed of l mourn
not, though, ifshe bears her honors with
humanity. The sum and substance OF the
the news Is this:
The complete success in the objects OF
the British expedition to China
The offer of the Emperor to treat with
Admiral Elliott, either at Canton or Ming
DO! The promise ofan indemnity otthre'
millions sterling, the island of Chusan t
be held till it is paid The digrace of tn
High Commissioners Line A rePorte
forcing of the Bocca Tgris, and attac
upon Canton
The Cabul and Afghanistan war is ais
terminated. Dost Mohammed, after anott
or defeat, is in the hands the British
The Betooehes beaten every where. kh'
tai re.occupied by the British. In shor
the British are omnipotent in India.
Nor has the British arms less success
Africa, for Mehemet Ali seems now but
British vassal.
Such news as this electrified LoHdo
Tories and Wings unite in delfying !
success of the Ministry--thelr luck, I
Tories call it, their genus, the Wings
Never, though, was there such lucky
ministrater Of Foreign Affairs as Lc
Palmerslon
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

nY virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facias,
ID issued by the. Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Lowndes county, and TO me directed, Twill
proceed TO sell to the highest bidder for cash,
at the Court House In the town of Columbus,
on Monday the
18h day Of January 1S41,
the following ps operty, to wit: Four Negroes
named Griffin, Garrett, William and Rina.
Levied on as the property of William b;
! Iightfoot, to satisfy said fl. ia. IN favor OF
Elisha H. Sharp, Neil Bartee and Others.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law
/ Dated 4th January, 164l.
pm. GRANT, Sh'f Lowndes co
ian6 l6 2t Prs. fee DE-
f DISAPPOINTMENT.
The sale of the above mentioned property
has been postponed until Monday the mrs
day Of February next.
Jan. 90, 1910. pf d4.5X75 shf
Postponen,ea. The sale of the above proper
e ty is postponed until monday the 10 Inst ),
P. M. GRANT. shf
Feb. 3rd Is4l ct prs. fees $l2.
PosrPoNEMENT.-The sale Of the abov
e described property has been postpone
!. until Monday the first day of March mex
t. P. M. GRANT, Sniff
Feb. II, 1871, Prsf dc.
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.'NoTIGE E0R Isl.

Il LII those indebted to the subscriber
are respectively referred 70 the re.
5nisiticns Of his adveriigementof last year
and he earnestly requests them, to use eg-
cry exertion to comply as soon as posi-
Bic. PuncrNality is particularly necessary
and mast be adhered to, 10 authorize the
continuance Of the credit system. Those
that DO Oor pay from proceeds of.he pre-
sent cropVon hand, or make satisfactory ar
ranpement, NEED NOT expect further cred:
i. and sheir purchases the present yea'
viii be considered due al the spring tern
Of court. Goods win Be sold At reduced
| prices, the present year, with the expect
alton of customers paying promptly. !.
Those WHO purchase goods with cash
win do well to cali, as goods will be sol
/ low for Cash. A supply ofNew Good
wlll Be received on the rise of the rlyel
VIM. NJ. C0ZART.
Jar, Isl, 1541.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

MAY virtue of sundry writs Of Vendi-
toni Exponas, issued BY the clerk
sc the circuit court of Lowndes county,
and TO me directed, will sell for cash, at
the court House door in Columbus. on
Monday the
LIST dan Of MdTch merf.
the following property, to wit: the west
half of the south east quarter OF section
eleven, the east half of the north east
ouar,er. the east half of the north west
quarter. and the west half of the south
west quarter of section fourteen; the
south east quarter of section fifteen; tie
east half of the south east quarter Of sec
ton ten; the east half of the north east
lqtarter Of section fifteen; the west halt
Of The south east quarter of section ten
the east halfofthe south west quarter OF
lsection fourteen, the west half of the.
north east quarter of section fifteen; The.
west half of the north east quarters and
|, the west half Of the north west quarter of
Section fourteen, allin township eighteen.
Of range seventeen east. Also, part OF
, Hot number ten, in square number three,
t ] north Of Main street, in the plan OF the
town of Columbus, beginning at point
Il seventy three feet south of the north west
j. corner of said lot, running thence east
II parallel with Military street; sixty-six feet,
thence north seventy three feet TO Militia
Y. ry street, thence west along the line Of
/. said Street sixty.six feet, thence south
aiong the west line of said lot seventy
20 Three feet to the place of beginning: AL
We so the north east quarter, and the east
ed half Of the south west quarter, and the
It. south east quarter, of section seventeen,
of township nineteen, of range sixteen
east, together with all the buildings, here
ditaments and appertenances thereunto be
as, longing. a..
urt Levied upon as the property of VIII
viii lam l.. Clark and Thomas ]. Clark, t
20 satisfy said writs in favor of Locke,
Wood, Administrators, use of VIM. Fish
|. and others.
Sale within the hours prescribed b
"p law. Dated the 9th day of Januar
B. ls41.
isfv p. N. GRANT, Shift Lowndes CO
l9-4w. Prs. fee ST. so
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cksbrg Wing nan
me N. last lissi /. ..lIpGPriai
eS SSsa '' dasIrerd y Iai5sis
1.-THE loco. ". ..'.ro % dc
n TIE leg'aia'' '' M
nd time Di' IN when
rriting out 2 giall a. me
e were y ,,y,-rrs ~,
EeCh On ~ a6ke
80, h. I'D or ~ speak
~ iIs' n BE ia ". est sore 10
what be ~ ...s.,sch than
his pub lishs'
man. iief 6lgl
% dayyt ~ .ulaiige'
House a iieP bad y
-c-vh that beo
ain, he WON
RsCrq rs d
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- .a wIp lno 'lmnl
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80 iho i. al
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REDUCTION OF PRICES,
Bv the Tailors of Columbus.
TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
10y virtue of a deed of trust executed on the
ID 18th day of March 1910 by John c. Ram.
sew TO me as trustee, for certain purposes there.
n mentioned whica deed is of due record IN
the office of the Probate Clerk of Lowndes
county book Ia, pages 259, 260, and 26l; and
IN accordance with the last act of the LegIsla-
ture of the State of Mississippi regulating
trust sales Il viii proceed to sell for cash al
the Court house door in the town of Column
bus, on Monday the
| 2sth dag of December nert,
the following negroes to wit:
| Charlotte. John, Eliza, Maria, and William,
The title to said negroes is undoubted' DuI
| / wiIiconyey such title only, asis vested IN me
| bysaid trust. ~.e4<,,,u,N ma, .,oo
| June, %, 1910. 6m.
RI The above sale is postponed until Mon
il day The Ist day Of February 1s4l.
j.. GOODWIN, Trustee.
Columbus Miss. December 80, 1910.
pos,nonen.ent.-The sale of the above men
toned property, has been postponed unit
, Monday the 18th inst -
, Feb. s. 1s4l. pr fees, 1872 CO.
! The sale Of the above property ma
: been postponed until
Monday, the First day Of Moreh'
: next. J. J. GOODWIN,
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occasioned by the kick of horse. He
is well known in most ofthe towns and
cities in South Alabama as belonging to
G. r. Rash. He left me on the Isl inst.
and took with him another boy and two
horses, and crossed the Alabama river at
Bowers ferry. Information can be ad-
dressed to Richmond Post Office, Dallas
county, Ala. w. w. CHRISTIAN.
Feb. s. 1641 st.
OF The Argus at Columbus, Miss.
will publish the above three times and
charge this office.-MoB. ADV. & Giro
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9tats Z oOto'e''se'fI''.
Prairie Plantation,
FOR SALE


THE undersigned offers TO sell his
Prairie Plantation ten miles below
Columbus, and FIVE from Moore's Cotton |
Landing. There are 1880 acres well
timbered, and about $50 will be in cult.
Wilton the present year: The owner Sc
lected this body Of land, specially for his
own use, before the Land Sales when the
rich region of the Choctaw Nation was
unsold, and before him, and having resid-
ed in the COUNTY several years previously,
had acquired such a knowledge of the
Lands as enabled him to make one of the
best locations in the Prairie. This plan.
tation has been settled five years, and if
there has been case of fever among the
negroes during the time, the owner does
not recolIect it. Five hundred acres were
planted in Cotton last year, and notwith-
standing the ravages, of worms, drought,
&C.. produced SEVEN HUNDRED
AND TWENTY THOUSAND LBS.
. OF SEED COTTON; from a close cal
: cuation, which at the present price o
I cotton, yields $4,000: !. There is an Elk
: tensive Dwelling, sufficient number
= Out Houses, to accommodate one hund
, red Negroes, Gin House, and other ne
3 cessary buildings on the premises.
= PRIcE,-$25 per acre. One third t
, = be paid when possession is given; on
= third in twelve months thereafter; and on
= third at two years without interest.
, A Fine stock of Cattle, and Hogs, an
l, Plantation Tools will be given Ia.
OF Possession given, when the crop of tt
T. present year shall have been gathere'
Ia Titles directly from the Government
ne Apply to the subscriber at Columbu
oil Mississippi, by letter or otherwise.
lZ j. D. BlBB.
m Feb. II, 1s4l.
ale OrThe Charleston Courier, Colun1b
MS Ga. Enquirer, and Montgomery tAla
1'o Journal, will please insert the above on
no. a month for six months and forwtrd tn
fy- accounts to this Office for payment.
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m FLOUR. sssss
=, RKRREf.S SupeFfne Flour lAs 81, Se-
Ef Dnn and for sale at the brick We're
House by - at 1dET
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can give good advice. Now, our Oplnion Isl
that the very best evidence which young
lady could give Of being competent to choose
husband, would be for her 10 select us; and
our adviceis, for one ofthem to select US at once
Now girls let u see who among is going to |
give this incomtesti5le evidence of sound, dis
eliminating mind.
AN EXTRACT.
Examine the first choice of young GIRL
or all the qualities which please her in
lover, there is, perhaps, not one which IS Valua-
bic in husband. Is not this the most cOEA-
pIete condemnation of all our systems OF edu-
cation1 From the fear of too much agltahng
!, the heart. we hide from woman all that is
worthy of love, all the depth and dignity OF that
uassion when felt for worthy object-their
eve IS captiyated, the exterior pleases, the
heart and mind are not known, and after SIX
months union they are surprised to Ind the
; beau ideal metamorphosed into tool or cox
? comb: this is the issue of what are ordinarily
called love-matches, because they are consld.
S cred as such--"Cupid is indeed often blamed
h for deeds in which he has no share. In the
opinion of the wise, the mischief Is occasIoned
by the action of vivid imagmaticns upon MINDS
unprepared by previous reflection upon tne
: subject, i. e. by the entire Punishment OF al
thoughts Of love from education. we should
endeavor, then, to engrave on the soul mod
3 81 of virtue and excellence; and teach young
= women to regulate their affections by an ap
Proclamation to this model: the result w6 70.
not be an increased facility IN giving the anec
l. tons, but greater difficulty in SO dong: TO
Q. women. whose blindUess and ignorance nov
- make them the victims of fancied perfectlons
!. would be able to make clear-clted apprecla
ton of all that is excellent, and have an inyln
III chile repugnance to a union not founded uPo
I'd that basis. Love, in1he common acceptat1o
e, of the term, is folly-love, in its purity; i
IN holiness. its unselfishness is not only cons'
nh ouence, but a proof of our moral excellence
no the sensibility to moral beauty, the forgetfu
ness of self in the admiration engendered
g It, all prove its claim to be high moral mn
OF ence: tits the triumph of the unselhsh ov
the selfish part of our nature. -.
it'll What is meant By educating young womt
o. to love wisely is simply this, that they
rec taught to distinguish true love from the fal
10 spirit which usurps its name and garb; IN
~ they be taught to abstract from 1t the wori'
me ness, vanity, and folly with which It has De
Tea mixed UP. They should be taught that 1t
lex not to be the amusement OF an idle hour, !
indulgence ola capricous and greedy vanl
llso the ladder by the assistance Of which they m
,th. climb few steps higher in the grade OF soc
tv: in short, that except it owe It's origin
= the noble qualities of the heart and mind, Il
ne nothing but a contemplate weakness, to
ort, n;,;ed. nerhans. but not to be INDUCED or
mired
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CL0THING AT COST.

lust received and for sale by the
& Subscriber a general assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing which will pc SOLD
i eost. Also a variety Of other articles
which will be.sold lower than any can be
rold. bv any other house in this Mar
Those who wish TO buy clothing would
do we'll to call and examine the sscok'
before they purchase elsewhere.
Se'o's 80 d. WILLIAMS.
Columbus Mss. Peb. 10 1910
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CIRCUIT COURT CLERKS OFFICE
Macon NoxUBEE CoUNT7.
Sherfod & Heathman
vs. At. f9r S136, Id
James Marlborough
NNHE writ of attachment and garnish
ment; in this case having been re.
turnedtu my Office duly executed. No
tice is hereby given that unless The defen-
dant shall appear on the first day Of our
next circuit court to be holden at.the court
House Of said county on the third Monday
of April ie41, and plead, Judgment viii
be rendered against him by default and
whatever amount may be- the hands Of
the Garrished, condemned and ordered
to be applied TO the plaintiffs claim for the
satisfaction thereof, together with all cost
| Witness, Hezekiah w. Foote, Clerk o
Isaid court, the Sd Monday of Octobe
}ls4l. Issued the 18th day of February
| lS4l
H. w. FOOTE,
Eeh- 81. 1all Aw Clerk.
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r-s-TTTITTAM Z. HARRIS. GEORGE r.
w CLAYTON, g. JAMES T. EAks
RIsoN, have associated themselves toge'ns
= i, thsn ,efite bffhe Isee
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THE above reward will
be paid to any person who
will lodge in any jail in this
a slave called PAT
RICK. He is slim built, of
a copper color, about 5 feet
10 or IL inches high, has a
scar on the ripht cheek bone
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Feb. II. 1871. Prsf d.,
SHERTFFsS SALE

C11EIl1c L - sCAA1e
ny virtue of a writ of Venditioni Exponas,
ID issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court
Of Lowndes County, and to me directed, ! will
sell for cash, at the Court House door in Co
lulnbus, on Monday:
The First day of february, 164l.
The following property, to wit:
The east half Of section twenty, township
nineteen north Orange seventeen east.
Levied on as the property Of Joseph b
Southall and William H. Southall, to satisfy
said writ in favor of William s. Cox.
Sale within the hours prescribed by laws-
Dated the 18th Dec. I640
PM GRANT, Sh'fef
Lowndes county.
1t prsf Sd
PostpOnement.- The sale of the above prop
erty is postponed until monday the 10 'ns''
P. NJ. GRANT shfl
Feb. 3rd l84l ct prs. fees 81 so.
| PosTPoNEMENT.-The sale ofthe abov
described property has been postpone
until Monday the first day of March mex
P. NJ. GRANT, Sh'f.
Feb. II, Is41, Prsf d45O.
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SPERM OLA Firzt Rate article q win-
- ter strained, Just received By ,4ss-u
Feb. 1910 r. =. nf1s 2.
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love

LOVE.
ND AFFECTION
ecenilssmmnm
iliy Of nisFn'FF
having several Oh
ed to Be transport
rt Or real WIFE "
rOcecdingSs neh'in
o.. sir forgive him
fmy children M
ca6I for ny sake ~
Like the justice a
ows no death InI
ii.hmeBIs Of Ute ply !.
but she smiles s. \
the cares and Y
but they are pas
never knows ! 7
f her love- un'l
world; whether 7,
knows moi, nsi'l
IIaU
athsr IN the 5all',
pan other e p.
with i. Earth p.
no feeling more :
ous and intelligent gent
,er children. 1--we
nan YET 70 4.
y lack 70 H'.ss =
thus sniaaea = y.
,ws treasure !, 80 \,
we've wish 'o ~
u.s. poor % -
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oct, 10, 1s4O. ct prsf d2O.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATO SALE
TN pursuance of an order of the Pro-
bate Court of Noxubee County, Mis-
sissippi, will sell on the premises on
Saturday
the Sirth day Of March, 1s41,
the following described Lands, lying and
bsipg in the said County of Noxubee, and
State aforesaid; and belonging to the heirs
| Of ]ushua P. Mayes, decd, to wit:
The north east quarter Of section thirty
| in township number fifteen Orange nine
| teen. east, also, the west half of the south
west quarter, of section number twenty
nine, in township number fifteen. OF range
number nineteen East.
| A credit Of one, two, and three years
; | will be given to purchasers; and bond win
auproved security, will be required, and
no title will be executed, until all pay
, ments are made.
d. MAYES, Adm. &c.
al Feb. /, 1s41. St. pr. fee. Sc
fl THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
NOXUBEE COUNTY.
n Probate COURT heguldr AeiuI
January 5, 1s41. !
r NOTfCE is hereby given 70 all per
o. IL sons. concerned in the Estate Q
g James w. Tollen, minor heir of Craver
te w. Tolen, deceased, to be and appear
before the Judge Of Probates, of said coun
Q. The first Monday OF March next,
er at regular term, of said court then to b
n holden, and show cause if any they have
h. why w. v. Stewart, guardian forl sal
minor. should no. sell the following land
belonging to said minor, TO wit:
he The north half Of section nine, townsha
S. fifteen. of range nineteen east, and Il
ed east half of the south east quarter Of SCI
ton eight, of township fifteen, OF rane
sd seventeen, eest, Qess twenty seven, 9
he the east part of the same, lbeing assign,
ii. as part dover To the widow, ofthe SAID
w. Tollen, decd.
WIrHEss, the Honorable Madison
McGehee Judge Of the Probate Court
said county, 80,
- Issued the Ftb day Of JanuafyI 6 SAL !, !,
Attest. John B. ROBERT
re- I'd St. prf 10 90.
e & Law LTBRART,F For sale. Apply
- = &c
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI LoWNDES
COUNTY.
John K. Ottley, all 40
VS.. Attachment Sl44 50

VS.. AStachHehs VA9f ~
Richard H. Long.
Returnobls to 1pfil Term, isAl.-
NOTICE is hereby given that the above
attachment was issued at the suit OF the
said plaintiff against the sad defendant, ior
the sum aforesaid, and has been returned du-
" executed, and IS now pending and unde-
termined in the Circuit Court Of LoWndes
County, and that unless the said defendant
shall anpear on or before the first Monday OF
Apr;A a. d. l64l, being the first day OF the
Circuit Court of the county aforesaid, give
special bail and plead, Judgment viii pc en-;
tered against him, and the property a1lacnsO
will be seld to satisfy the plamtIa 8 ue1eailass',
Witness, Ovid P. Brown Clerk oi sa'o
Court. 4oAh
T'his the 10th day, Of February. A. D. is4i
- OVID P. BROWN Clerk
* Prs. fee 81 90.
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N BILL |
opposed BY NJ. b
ATE; there is ID
a on in the Hu
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China is that
England haTsb
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$40 Reward.
q. 2. BROWN N,
w. P. FULLER,
Trustees

Jan. 10, 1s41.-4t. pr fee. Is
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n IeU
elebnisdbylhso
~ O'clock they 4
lining the city @i
alpresenisd gk
as wonbYEB BIG.
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mo. S. TOPP,

ArxoRNE1 AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.
TTAS permanently located at Columbus
Mississippi, and win attend 10. the bus
sifess OF his PROFESSIONAL the Circuit Govt :.
LOwnles, in the United States District Cgu's
for the Northern District Of bllsslsslPpss .1 =
poriotoc, and the Chancery Court q 1sNlo.u
Office in The brick buildings Of MAJ. ekaes'A
near the Court House.
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Columbus Hotel.

III "H E Under signed
( Il would respectfully in
n brm his friends and the
L public, generally, that he
las taken charge ofthls
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& Law LIBRARY, For sale. Apply a
IA this Office.
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Il,
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

Feb. "a, ls41 At.
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kined,ihe Hn
InClair,auaiI
killed. him. /
ION we hadaE
post prOmBingd
Wlyaew wu
ties and MrHi
Stalo0saSge
Ere. Pap,
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-05
Administrators Notice.

a Ii persons having claims or de-
IN mands against the estate of James
q. armstrong, deceased, are hereby no.
tilted and requested to present the same
to the undersigned or to the Probate Jus
tlce OF La Sale county, on the first Mon
day IN October next, for settlement. All
persons indebted to said estate are reques-
ted TO make immediate payment to the
undersigned. E. p. M. ARMSTRONG.
Administrative.
w. r. MACLAY, Admir-.
Ottawa, Feb. Is, lS4l. 4o-4w.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-05
STATE OF ILLINOIS, Lasalle circuit court
La Sale county,: to May term, ls4l.
Noses Booth,
VS. Attachment,
Martial HearenhM } slO6 90

~ Office is hereby given TO the said
" Martial HeavenhilI, that writ of at
tachment, issued out of the clerks Office
of the circuit court of Lasalle county,
dated the 10Th day of January A. d. lS4l
at the suit of Moses Booth, against the es-
tate of the said Martial Heavenhill, for the
sum Of one hundred and six dollars and
ninety-eight cents, directed to the sheriff
of Lasalle county to execute, which said
writ has been returned by the said sheriff
as levied upon the following described
lands, to wit: LOT number 2 of north
west quarter Of sec. No. seven ~, Il
35, n. range No. six (6), east of the
third principal meridian ; also, the north
east !! of the south east ! of section No
twelve (l2), in township No. thirty'fivc
(35), north range No. five (5), east of the
third principal meridian; and, also, the
undivided half of a tanning mill, and or
the N. E. / sec. ~. and the S. e. {! o
the s. E. ! sec. IL, II. 35, n. r. 5, f.
Sd p NJ: and, also, as served on Abel
Gleason, as garnishee - and that said sui
is now pending before the said circuit
court of Lasalle county. Now, unless
you, the said Martial Heavenhill, shall
personally be and appear before the sa d
circuit court, on the first day of the next
term thereof, to be holden at the court
house in Ottawa, on the second Monday
in May next give special bail, and plead
to the said plaintiffs action, judgment will
be entered against you by default, in favor
of the said plaintiff, and the property at
tached will be sold to satisfy the same
together with costs. J. CLOUD, CPk.
DIcKEy & LELAND, Pl'nGf's Att'nies.
Ottawa, Feb. 26, 1871. 4l-4w