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SHOCKING ACCIDENTAL little boy, son of
Mr. Roach, Boot maker, in Mercer street, was
killed this morning, by the falling of wall at
the corner of Calvert and Lombard streets
His body, we understand, was dreadfully man
pled
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$l,592,OO0 90

PsNNs9LvAHIA.--The Resolution in favor
of distribution of the proceeds of the sales Of
the public lands, passed the House of the
Pennsylvania legislature, by vote of 81 to
AZ. TWAS opposed by the friends of Mr.. Blu
ehanan on the ground that it would compel
him 70 Tssign.
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ANDiNN Al OAale, -,
Jan. IL, fS41.


Jan. IL, 1641.
To the Editors of the Louisville Journal:
During the early part Of the present session Of
the General Assembly of Indiana, NEST import
ant subject was referred to the consideration Of
the Judiciary Committee OF the House of Repre-
sentatives. You are aware that our fund Gem
missioners have disposed of bends of the State,
TO considerable amount, to the Morris Canal
and Banking Company, and that the Locofeco
politicians of Indiana have aimed to make much
political capital out of the fact, since the embar-
raised condition Of that company has been
known to the public; and that some of them went
Sc far as to roundly assert that Indiana should
not, and indeed, would not pay them, thereby
creating suspicion of the credit of the State
But the committee has reported, after full ex-
animation el al the charges of fraud against
that company, that the State is bound to pay the
/ bonds, and the report has been concurred in al
4 most unanimously.
| The holders oil Indiana bonds are, therefore,
re-assured that the people of the State intend,
in good faith to meet all their liabilities, and
that there is not the slightest cause for alarm in
the frantic illusions OF desperate party in ite
| last struggles for power. The people Of India
ma are far too sensible of their own dignity and
| character ever to entertain for a moment
an idea so degrading as that OF refusing the pay
ment of their debts.
Ample provisions are being made for the re
demptlon OF the treasury notes, issued by virtu,
Of an act of the last Legislature.
The taxes of the people of the State will per-
haps be doubled. Last year the Locofocos re
duced them so much as to create in the treasury;
this winter, what MIR. Woodbury. calls ga vaeat
un,," and the rate will have to be increased tc
make up that deficit.
A joint resolution has passed the House Of Re
representatives., instructing our Senators to VOTE
for repeal OF the Sub-treasury law; which viii
pass the Senate by strict party vote.
A similar resolution has passed the Senate
and is now the order Of the day in the Hous
of Representative res, recommending also the estab
lishment of national bank. 1t will pass tn
House by very large majority.
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We find the following interesting letter in the
Louisville Journal
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MrssouRr.-In reply to cali e the Senate
of Missouri, the cashier ofthe State b,uk gives
the following as an aggregate account State
bonds now out, and for which the State is res
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HAVANA.

nc 1NcW OIlcdli5 -oullcIiH pubIlSHCu lctbCi
from friend in Havana, who remarks that the
number Of strangers assemble ] there il nnprece-
denied. Not only invalid, but other travellers
for pleasure, recreation, and the qualification Of
curiosity, resort now in the winter months to
that famous centre Of West Indian wealth and
gaiety. The boarding houses and hotels are all
full, and numerous parties have proceeded to the
country more FROM the want Of proper accommo-
dations in town Than any other cause; and yet
with all this, not capitalist be found willing
to erect suitable hotel.
Strictly speaking, there is not one in that
city-possessing with its adjacent villages and
suburbs, population of 200, 900 souls. Board
ing houses for foreigners, and petty eating houses
for the natives, make up the sum of accommo-
dations Yet there they have the largest
and most commodious theatre in the Western
World-the only complete Italian opera COM
pany out of Europe--(an splendid concern il
lis)--beautiful rides and premensdes, kept up at
the expense of the government-balls, Mosques,
bull fights, cock fights, aud all such pastimes in
abundance. With all this, the police is vigilant
and efficient, and no stranger can pass week
in the city without expressing his admiration Of
the order and quiet which reigns throughout a
lcity-one SO famous for its robberies, assassina-
tions and other crimes.
The commerce of the present year will be
! great beyond precedent. Full thirty millions Of
dollars may be exported from the island, and i'm
portations in proportion. Well may the Island
Of Cuba be called SPANS Sieksst, II it be not
| the oniy jewel that she has lsft.
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ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS OF THE CEN
N TRIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF MARY
LAND for the ensuing year, will be held the Office
of the Company, on MONDAY tho LIST day of Febp
airy next, at u O'Clock, P. M
ta FRS, II. SMITH,
dJO 5awtlstF AcluaTy.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-19

u We are authorised to announce
Richard II. HOskins as candidate for
the Office Of Sheriff of Lowndes County, at our
next November Election.
0FW We are authorised TO announce
Eli Abbott, as candidate for the Office
OF Sheriff, at the ensuing November election.
GIVE are authorised TO announce
Pryor u. Grant, as a candidate for re-
election, to the Office of Sheriff of Lowndes
County.
IL We are authorized to announce
p. h. SiarIke as candidate for the Office
Of sheriff, in the ensuing November election
0WE are authorised to announce
John ID. Montgomery, as a candidate
for the Office of Clerk of the Circuit Court d
Lowndes county at our rext election.
GIVE are authorised to announce
Sterling II. Lester. as candidate fol
the Office of Clerk of the Circuit Court d
Lowndes County, at the next November cleo
ton.
~ We are authorized tie announce
Col w. II SOutFRalI, as candidate for the
office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Isownds
county at our next election.
EWe are authorized to announce
William II. FuEEer, as Candidate fol
the the Office of Clerk of the Probates Court
of Lowndes county, at the next ensuing No
vemoer election.
- We are authorized to announce
Geo. w. WaddeI as candidate for the
Office of Collector at our next ensuing election
10 We are authorised to announce
Lawson H. XViIIeford as candldat,
for the office of Collector at our next ensuing
election.
6FWe are authorised to announc,
e. B. CASTOR, as a candidate for Treasure
ofLowndes County. at next Nov. Election.
HWe are authorised to announc,
JmO. N. MuIlin as candidate for re-elec
ton to the Office of County Treasurer
Lowndes County at our next November cleo
ton.
NWe are authorised to announc
i Alfred Thacher, Esq. as a candidate fc
Coroner of Lowndes County, at the ensuin
| November Election.
Is We are authorised to announc
Greene Hill Esq, as a candidate for til
Office ofMayor of the city of Columbus, at I'll
ensuing election.
| We are authorised to announc
Ab'nl. Murdoch esq, as Candidat
forthe office OF Mayor Of the city Of Columbl
at the ensuing election.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-19
DR.. SPOHN'S
HEALTH Elixir.

FHSHERE is not one case of Fever in thou
Il. sand, but may be effectualfY broken up
and removed by the use of this Elixir. tire
moves all acidity indigestion, bilious matter and
constipation from the stomach and bowels. Il
operates gently and effectually on the bowels,
and powerfully on the kidneys and the sbin.-
1t removes all unpleasant feelings after hear
ty meal, and promotes good appetite. Itneeds
only trial to give perfect satisfaction. 1t has
become a general practice with manv to use
this article in all cases of colds, pains in the
bones, or heavy disagreeable feeling, rendering
to headache or chilliness. For hoarseness, if
taken through tie day, it completely restores
the voice without producing sickness. WHO'D
ping cough, and all coughs of children are
cured by it The stomach is kept in perfect
order by it, and it is quite impossible that any
disease should commence while a person IS
using this Syrup.
y Iftaken daily it produces a individuality
and young appearance, by driving off all the
humors of the system. Sold genuine at 2
tletcher-sireet, one door below Pearl street
N. Y. by Comstock & Co., and by all respec-
table Druggists.
For sale by Z. A. SMITH.
April Il, IS4l. Columbus Mi.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI >
LOWNDES COUNTY

PROBATE CoURT, MAY TERM, A. D. 1871
10 al persons Interested in the Real Es.
tate Of William Campbell, decd.
WHEREAS, on the representation of
John Scale, and Christopher Adams, ad-
ninlstrators of the estate of William
Campbell, decd, it appears 10 the salts.
faction Of the Court. that the personal eff
tects ofsaid estate are insufficient 10 pay
the debts thereof Il is therefore
ORDERED, That citation issue, and pub
LEGATION be made in conformity with the
statute IN such cases made and provided,
requiring all persons interested in the
Real Estate of said decd, to be and APP
pear before the Judge of the Probates
Court for the County of Lowndes at a
Term to be holden at the Court House
for said County, in the town of Columbus,
on the
First Monday Of July nert, 184l.
and show cause, If any they can, why the
following lands, the property Of The estate
ofsaid William Campbell, to wit:
- NS0et' SAsO VI lilC SQNbll lietti VI NfCSl
halt OF south west quarter, of section
twenty four, Lot number two, in section
thiftyfye, the north east quarter Of the
north east quarter of section thirty five,
south east quarter of south east quarter of
section twenty four, the south west quar-
ter of section twenty six, the north east
quarter of section twenty six, except thir-
ty four acres off of the south part of said
quarter, the south half ofwest half of south
east quarter, and south hafof east half Of
south east quarter of section twenty three
except SO much of said section, as lies
north of Craven's Greek, the north end O
west half of north west quarter, dissection
twenty five, all in township nineteen
south. of range eighteen west, containing
! five hundred and 80 91-00 acres, more o
less situate in Lowndes County,-shoul,
not be sold to pay the residue of the debt
Of the said estate of William Campbell
deceased.
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TRUSTEES SALE

ALOAO L LIZ - hCLAaLs
EgY virtue of Deed of Trust executed
MD 10 the subscriber, on the fourth day
of October, A. D. 1889, as trustee, to Sc
cure the payment of a certain note therein
mentioned, which said deed of trust was
executed by Isaac Dosier, of the County
of Lowndes, and State of Mississippi, and
duly recorded on the same day, in the
office of the Clerk of Probates, in book,
number, u, pages, 271, and 272,
shall proceed 10 sell for Cash, at the court
house door, in Columbus, on
Saturday, tic 5th day Of June neat,
the following described parcels or pieces
ofland TO wit:
The north east quarter of the north
west quarter, of section fourteen, in town.
ship sixteen, range eighteen, west, con,
tanning forty acres more or less; together
with all and singular, the tenements, her.
aditan1ents, appurenances, thereunto be.
longing, or in anywise aPpeTtalning.
ALSO:-The following property, viz
One Horse, seven head Of cattle, ten hogs
one feather bed, together, with all the
househould and kitchen furniture, belong
ing to said Isaac Dosier.
The title to the above property is sup
posed to be good, but acting as trustee,
will convey such title only, as is vested il
me as such.a
Sale to take place, within the hour
prescribed by law.
THOMAS W. FULLER,
Trustee
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-19

ALEXANDER MoLEop, Il IS stated, is
daamIy Of eioht. an Of whom, at
Periods, with Their parents, emigrated
rom the county 81 Forfarshire, in
Mckenzie and 4 colleague Of his
~ the same county. Mcleod was
i1Hoithe district Of Niagara, and on
wing out Of he rebellion was chosen
he volunteers. A younger brother
was one Of thegvolunteers who en-
Ad defeated Mckenzie and his par
NE Toronto at the FIRST outbreak Of
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From the Nashville Wkio Of tho 10 -.
CONGRESSIONAL ELEcTToM ,Ir'''

bo rom oa, The Fourth Gate Stones, distr;.. -
Ha ,e 1Iny partial returns from one s1aUs we
!, a;l Where the vote ran nre,,, soun.y-
no t'u a. me Presidential election S,on uoll q
f Eo. voted for at either ofthe nrec;r S.0e was
NJ Inns fact strenthens the nros0o nearu
,h III ~. ); Campbell, Whic. who ,Ssp oSSe 9
wen ii0er' non. J. w. Black
all s27 IN Wursa district, Turney leads Good
to hear from. OOu'i'y several precincts
Mr.. Gentry's majority in war.r,-. ,oo,
IN Rutherford, $50. ~ " iliiamson, 1861
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TaE ACCOMPLISHED SwrNDLER.-A letter
New York, to the United States Gazette
he gentleman, who under the name OF
IN. Parker Of London" has been doing the
Een Banks out Of large sums,upOn forged
i,ztes ofdeposit signed Geo. o. Hall,cash
Commercial Bank of New Orleans made
opaancc here on the 18th inst. and sue
ly practised the same trick. Messrs.
b Little g. Co. are the victims 10 the a
EdS23,00O.
y Thompson, cashier Bank ofAmerica re-
aleter written in the name Of Mr. Hall
g; similar TO those received at Cincin-
nilOusville, with the exception that Mr.
iE was now Mr. Nathaniel Britton.
VI Btton made his appearance with the
Ehfoi the certificate, and was lntrodu-
g Mr. Thompson to Jacob Little & Co.,
Nught the certificate. The gentleman
IMPOSED to have gone Southland little hope
aganed Of his arrest.
isss. Little g. Co. have offered a reward
$3.50 brlhe apprehension Of the swindler
he recovery Of the money, or proper
abIe reward for any part Of the latter.
ae Cincinnati Gazette contains the follow
additional PARTICULARS Of this most daring
successful exploit.
re LATE FORGERY HERE. -" VIM. Nj.
zer Esq ofLOndoH," alias I" Robert Daw'
has, il IS thought, left pretty leglble foot
Ks from New Orleans (via Louisville, GIN
~, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
to Boston, whence he is doubtless ma.
blue streak over the Atlantic for Merry
ald again, in the last steamship or packe
aued from that port. He has made only
ng VISIT TO the United States, but ont
omelof our money dealers will long re-
d lie will hardly be able, on his arr
London, to exc out as BIG book as wa
eaher Captain MarTyatt or the Rev
a'ON he can shake under their noses, al
al'olhs visit, much heavier purse thai
-al2crpts brought them,and laugh then
Y ast week, $500, in ones, twos ant
nv ONulluGICldA DAM VI etAto 49,
~ one Of our Brokers from BALTIMORE
u'aay last, $1,000 in the same descrip
money! was received by another OF on
ueiaers from Philadelphia. A letter t
yysgeni OF the Commercial Bank, iron
Iva, came to hand yesterday, informing
'@e Of $1,000 ofthe same kind OF m
Broker in that city on the Doth inst
o Siee several sums make an aggregat
'sW which is within 500 Of the sur
tuse BY Parker on his forged certificate
s''uon is no doubt in the hands OF stag
.uS' and tavern keepers, on the rout
lls city and Baltimore, and VIII D
wa ae bank in good time.
aeofthe $1,000 to the Wall stree
" was made at discount of9 per cent.
l'e good this loss, and fillupa still va
wy lnhs pocket hook, Parker went !
s Ie Of the Wall street nabobs, an
wv on forged papers, with which p,
sed tohaye left for Boston at 3 o'clocl
,~.sl.0ry ofswindling contains anything
done than the operations Of thi
'saaVe not yet met with it.
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DANCING SCHOOL.

w II. JOHNSON, Respectfully informs
w the citizens Of Columbus and vicinity.
that his next School for young Ladies, win
commence on Saturday the 9Th Of Nav, at Q
O'Clock P. NJ. at the BIexet House.
Columbus, April %, 1871.
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FREIGHTS.
When Vessels are Chartered, or Goods ship
ped 6y The ton, and no special agreement res
pecting the proportion of tonnage 10hich each
article shall be computed at, the folloaClng re-
gulations shall be the Standard That the
articles, the bulk of aohich shall compose a ton
of heaug materials, shall be on a0eight as fol-
IoloS:
Coffee, in casks, 1868 lbs.--do. in bags,
1850 lbs.
Cocoa, in casks, 1,120 lbs.-in bags, 1900 lbs.
! Pimento in casks, $50 lbs.-in bags, l, 100 lbs.
Flour, s bbls. of 196lbS.
Beef Pork, Tallow, Picked Fish and Naval
Stores, 6 bbls.
PIG and Bar Iron, Lead and other Metals or
| Ore, heavy Dye-woods, Sugar, Rice, Hon.
ey, and other heavy articles, 2,24O lbs
gross.
Ships Bread, in casks, 672lbs.-in bags, 684
lbs.--in bulk, 500 lbs.
Wines, Brandy, Spirits, and Liquids generally
reckoning the full capacity ofthe cask, wine
measure, 200 gallons.
Grain, Peas, and Beans, in casks, % bushels
in bulk, SO bushels.
Salt, European, in bulk, SO bushals- Yves
India, 81 bushels.
j Stone Coal, % bushels.
Timber, Plank, Furs, Peltry, IN bales or boxes
Cotton, Wool, or other measurement Goods
30 cubic feet.
Dry Hides, 1,l2O lbs.
When Molasses is shipped by the hogsbead
without any special agreement, it shall b
taken at 10 gallons, estimated on the ful
capacity of the cask.
I INSURANCE. OFFICES.
Mobile Marine Railway d Insurance oGct
II. CENTER, Pres. THos. o. King pc
H. A. BARCLAY, Inspector.
Directors.--J. Emanuel, Fl. A. Schroeder
Bloodrood, Alex. Pope, Robert Desha, X
y. Montague, John Simpson, Thomas W
Mccoy, III. o. Brewer, B. F. Marshal, J. a
+ M. Battle, II. Barney:
Alabama Life Insurance and Trust Con1pan!
Capital s4oo,OOO--All paid IN.
JAMES INNERARlrr, Pres. 2. MARTINEAu,sec
Dirsctors.-J. Hunt, J. Emanuel, r. G
Gordon. o. DAfr, A. Bronn, G. G. Hazar.
r. Ravesies, yeSaniord, 4, Stafford, !: "
4 Mccoy, H. T. ere, A. w. GORDON ?,
Bunard.
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a COTILION PARTY,

WILL be given at the BIewett House, on
w Friday Evening, the xlst inst.
Gentlemen who have been in the habit Of
attending Parties, can procure Tickets at the
bar. aud those who have not, can apply to the
~ MANAGERS.
Nav Is, Is41.
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NOTICE.
TRuST SALE.

EDY virtue of a deed of Trust to me
ID executed by Bird Land, shall
proceed to sell for cash, at the Court
House door in the town of Macon, Nox
ubee County, Mississippi,
on the first day Of October, "ert,
the tract of Land on which said Bird
Land lives, and four slaves, to wit:
Hasty, Harriet, Tom, and Reddick,
JAS. POINDEXTER,
Trustee
april, /, 184I.-sO 6m-pf. Is
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MARR1ED.-On Thursday the 28th ult. IN
Richmond Va by the Rev. HENRY AMMoNs
Mr.. JOHN HUEs of Charles City aged n
wears, to Miss. SARAH E. AMMoNs OF the same
county aged II.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-19
A CARD.

Ideem it my duty thus publicly to pronounce
the Rev. Dr. Macaulay, formerly of Scotland
and late ofSt. Louis Missouri, to be a disgrace
to the station he occupies, an infamous and
base liar and slanderer.
/ now call his attention and that OF the
Church of which he is a minister to the above
charges, and state that am prepared TO prove
them. EWING F. CALHOUN.
Columbus Miss, May IA, l64l--Pi s.
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TARIFF OF CHARGEs.
AeREED UPON AND ADOPTED BY TIE MOB.

AGREED UPON AND ADOPTED BY THE MOBILE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
General Tariff Of Commissions applicable 10
Foreign, Western and Country B,uiness.
On sales ofCotton, Hides, Beeswax, and
other artlcles,the productsefthe State, 9 10
All other produce or merchandise, 5
Guarantee Of do. ifnot exceeding
And for each month additional over six
Purchase and Shipment of merchandise
or produce, 90
Sales and purchase olstock and bullion,
Collecting and renting dividends,
lfwith guarantee of bills, 90
Selling vessels or steamboats, S
Purchasing do. do
Procuring freights, (
For delivery OF cargo and collecting fgts. 5
On outfits and disbursements when in
funds, 90
when not in funds, 5
Ehectmg marine insurance, when the pre-
MUM does not exceed 10 per cent, on
the amount insured, O1-2
Ii the premium exceeds 10 per cent, then
on the amount of the premium, 5
Adjusting and collecting insurance on
other claims without litigation, 2l-2
DO. do. with litigation,
Purchasing and renting drafts, or re-
cleVmg andpaylng money, on which no
other commission has been charged, /
Il the bills RENTED are guaranteed, 2L2
II bills or notes RENTED for collection are
protested and returned, L
Landing and re-shiPping, and custody of
merchandise or produce from vessels in
distress, j: 21.e
Bullion or specie, OILS
On general average, 5
Consignment of merchandise withdrawn. t.
pay full commission on amount of advance:
and responsibilities, and one-half commission
on the invoice value of goods Withdrawn.
U The above rates to be exclusive O
brokerage and other charges actually incur
red.
The fozloaoing Rates 10 be especially appticaJz
TO European and other Foreign Busi
ness anything in the preceding General Tarit
TO the contrary notwithstanding:
On renting proceeds of sales in bills
without guarantee 1
| Guarantee of such bills, 81,
Drawing, endorsing, or negotiating bills
in payment for produce, if on Europe, IL.
Drawing, endorsing, or negotiating bills
in payment for produce, if on Atlantic
States, 21-
Receiving, entering, and re-shipping goods
to foreign port on amount of invoice, l
And on advances and responsibilities, in
addition, 21-
The olloacing Rates in the Ike manner to-
especially GRPlicabIeto Western and Locc
Business:
Accepting drafts, or endorsing notes, with
out funds, produce or bills oflanding il
hand, 2l.
On cash advances, either with bills of Ian
ding or produce on hand, and when the
same is ordered to be held under limits
certain period before selling, 21-
, For shipping to another market produce
merchandise, upon which advarces
f have been made, 81
, Etfecting insurance, except when the COM
: missions for buying oriselling have been
: charged or the amount of insurance, OIL
Ifthe premium exceeds TO per cent, then
on the amount of premium, 5
! Negotiating drafts or notes, either as draw
= er or endorser, 81
Collecting steamboat freights, : 5
4 Entering and bonding goods for the inte-
4 rior or amount of duties and charges, 2 /
e Besides the regular charge per pkg. for forv
AGENCY FOR STEAMBOATS,.
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TRTIST SALE.

/ QOC L DALGs
WDY virtue of deed in Trust execu-
Cd ted TO me as trustee by Roddy
Smith, and William R. Smith, on the 18th
day of November, 1889, which said deed
of Trust was on the same day recorded in
the Office of the Clerk of Probate of
Lowndes County, shall offer for sale
to the highest bidder, for cash, at the
Court House door, IN the town Of Column
bus, on
Monday, 24M day Of May, neat,
the following described property, to wit:
The north half BALI of section thirty,
Township sixteen South, of Range eigh-
teen west; north half of west half of south
west quarter and north half of west half
of south east quarter, of same section.
The north west quarter, and west half
of north east quarter and north half of
wet half of south west quarter Of section
twenty nlne, of same township and range,
all living in the County Of Lowndes, and
State Of Mississippi; or 50 much of said
| Lands as may be sufficient to satisfy
certain note in said Deed specified, and
made by said Roddy Smith, and Williams
r. Smith.
JAMES G. cox.