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Head Quarters,
COLUMBIA, 22nd March, !

q - COLUMBIA, ESIlu NIaICll, IOoo'
ORDERS No. GO.
ToICol. BEAUFORT T. WATTS, Quarter Mas
ter General. 30
GIR:-You will proceed to sell the Arsenal
- and Magazine lots in Abbeville, in pursu.
ance of resolution Of the last Legislature Of
this State,. on "a credit until the 1st of October
uext, taking bond and sufficient surety for the
payment of the purchase money, and report
the result OF such sale to His Excellency the
Governor.
Byorder Of the Commander.in-C Chief.
y JAMES JONES, Adj't. & Inspr. Gen.
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The following ADVERTISEMENTS from the
London Times:
ITO the Clergy,-An incumbent would
resign directly. with patrons consent, to
one not under 46 years of age,sa beautiful,
living, a perfect gem, one ofthe pre,itiest
things, in England, with excellent new
frestone front house, in goodTepair, facing
park, in the county of Somerset, at the
skirts OF a small market town, with every
necessary oflife cheap; productive gar
den, lawn, pleasure ground wall fruit,
six acres Of pasture adjoining, coach house,
slabling for six horses, out houses! no trou-
BILE as 10 income-duty easy, ,spotbealthy,
roads and society good-the whole worth
G2S0 year. Ierms.-lncoming incum-
bentto pay down sl,9O0, toindemnify pre-.
sent incumbent's outlay on thespot and for
his fixtures, and his old wineSxorth f1s0,
also for live stock, including aEIee cows,
horses, and pony carriage; piano forte, by
Stoddart. cost IS guineas; hand organ, by
Flight, cost s3S; plate and linen, and few
pictures"
This is about as comfortable picture as
we ever saw, of ministerial slat6ts. Who
can wonder at The total absence .of religion
in this benighted western region, where
we have no fat voluptuaries teach US
the way we should go, with their perfect
gems"-"pleasure grounds ,,siwall fruit'
-"easy duty'-"old ,0ine'sspony car
riages'-"piano" and .haldsorgau by
Flight" The London papers abound with
similar advertisements, sale, by
private contract, an Adpowson;,' 9. Wanted
Ia next presentationi'n .Exchang ge-An
Incumbent would exchange, &c. "These
advertisements" says the British critic
the champion of the Established C church.
"are very numerous, and wonderfully ION the
increase" boston Courier. 4 z.
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John Holmes.


TOHN M. WEATHERFORD, living.
81 one mile and half East of the Red HUI,
tolls before me, small mouse colored mare
MULE, supposed to be about thirteen hands
high, and twelve or fifteen years old, some marks
of geer, with stripes around the legs aad across
the wethers, moves little stiff Fin the left hlp, nc
other flesh marks visible. Appraised at tiseen
dollars. -,, T ,,,i.,
April 30, 1s4ls tt ID
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TAKE NOTICE5

"With Mr.. Girn the crowd came iu-
Some took brandy--some took gio."
: Fourth Of Julyat tie Spring sgs.--Uriah
CHM takes this occasion so Inform his
creditors, friends, the pnbiicaf large, and
the community in particulars that tits his
intention to change his place of residence,
by leaving Rankin County in. .ihe course of
one, Two, or three!Weeks as may best suil
Ibis convenience. He is si1dnced to be
thus particular, being likesteDs thousand Of
his neishbora, not exacli J prepared TO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-24

Black Spot on the Sun.-A black spot
upon the Suns disk, larger than star of
the first magnitude is plainly visible to the
naked eye, by looking through piece Of
smoked glass. 1t is upon the western or
northwestern side, about one quarter of
the distance from the centre to the peri
phery, and must be several thousand miles
in diameter. 1t is 10 be hoped that some
Of our astronomers will watch its course
and progress, and thereby learn the period
of the Suns revolution on its axis; and
the inclination its axis to The plain fthe
earth's orbit. Thattbi phenomenon may
have an Influence upon the temperatures
of our atmosphere is not improbable, when
we compare the season thus far with the
cold summer of 1916, when similar phe-
nomenon Yves observed. The abstraction
of column ofrays of a few thousand miles
in diameter. for the space of six or eight
months only will certainly be no mean
fraction ofour ordinary supply. w.
N. Y. Express of2lthalt. ss
Curious il 1fue.-A:syoung woman,
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The Editor of The
an appeal to his p
dues, relates the fo
ton 10 those who n
years ago. a, man re re :.
count of SO 90, beca .
as he said; and theSs
ct book containing
lars, which he new
telling a Printer al.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-24

two men, who, submJ
ton the highwaymai
money or her life. y /
surrender Of her mo
teen shillings, three
might be returned, h
from a neighbor
withiher request, ant
way. Shortly afte
steps behind her, $!
road side, nor ven.
time after the sound
away. When, quit
she took refuge in
where, Oh examining:
that the robbers hac
iu mistake for shil.
(says our correspond
discovered their blu:
suit Of her when |,
ditch. ALI that we
incident bears a m:
to one which lacco,
journals) occupied
a few months ago.r
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-24

When in an edit q
persons imagine it "
in doing what busirl
with the Editor, this
tumble over papers.
sc. This is all non
man 10. make himse
tors Office is to opel
read and throw the:
talk aloud, and, if a
the better; pick up
written, read and CT
chair, and don't fore
upon the table,: in
perfectly sociable al,
editor is in your wa:}
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Notice a...;,- ::
MS HEREBY GIVEN, that application val
3 be made, at the next session OF the Legs.
iature, for an amendment Of the ChaIter1ncof'
porating the Town of Edgefeld: M, =: !,
: -5 P. r. sLABORDE,
~ 1pfsndaRt.
. Nav in. 1s41 .,- ~ 8Ss6m. Is
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TO NEWSPAPER
6,Io-on no1s.

Gentlemen-Don
Of yourselves !? Dol
BILE cheaper than di'
know what a mean, 81
siness it is to take Wi
for, TO live on other
more than all this, n q
was said, more than :,
Esaid, more than all I;
cheat the poor. hard
his cent and a half T.
you solemnly, did yoL.
outrage you are thus
decency, TO the we'll b
might say to the wisht
getting your neighbor'
king him pay for it.!
We just put these fe
tions TO you for your c
fection. You see, WI
custom but those who
By 1t. That's The thir
your consciences, if ye
.,byth wayrweh honest
much doubt ! Nov j
better, and agood dea
running after your nei
we are continually bes
10 do something for Il
who buys aud pays 70
keep it himself; and d
if he lends you his par
graciously and polilel..
yet he thinks two cents
every day he does SO.
matter; it is one oflhr
let.us earnestly beseect
be a National Bank or
be a Tariff or War =
still, let the fire ofjustic
the altar of your patl
never again to borroD
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be a Tariff or War with Gfear britain,
still, let the fire ofjustice beprsseryed upon
the altar of your patriotism, and decide
neuer again to borro,D your naghbor's pa
per.-Herald. =,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-24

YHyHE Friends of Capt. E. w. Perry,
IL announce him as Candidate for
Tax Collector for this District.
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COLUMBIA, 10Th May, 1888

COLUMBIA, 10th May, 1888.
To His Excellency PIERCE NJ. BUTLER:
sir:-1n pursuance to an order from the Ex-
ecutive, to cause be sold theiArsenal and the
Magazine lot, in Abbeville. have the honor
to report: - 80
Iattended at AbbeviIe ON the first Monday
ofthis month, and effected sale of the said
lots, at public auction, in conformity to notice
previously given in the Gazettes. The Arsenal
was purchased byT. d. Williams, at $500.
The Magazine by John Taggart, at $3.50. The
purchasers reside in the village of Abbeville,
and are responsible citizens.
Ihave the honor to accompany herewith, their
several obligations, sustainedby ample security.
II have the honor TO be,
Your most ob't servant,
B. T. WATTS, @. Master General.
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GENERAL ORDERS.

HEAD QUARTERS, !
COLUMBIA, May12, 1841.
(Genelal Orders, No. 4.)
EOHN F. MARSHALL, Esq, having been
Cd appointed Aide-de- Camp to his Excellen.
cy Governor RICHARDSON, with the rank of Lit.
Colonel, will be obeyed and respected accor.
dinghy.
BY order of the Commander.in-C Chief.
ARMISTEAD BURT,
Nav 20. 1s41. f16 Aid de Camp.
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COLUMBIA, 18th Feb, 1871

COLUMBlAy lSlu ceU., lO4l
To His Excelency JOHN p. RICHARDSON.
Sir:-I have the honor to accompany here
with Orders No. g. marked (A.) from the Ad-
jutant and Inspector General, and my report
thereon, marked (B.), to Ex-Governor PIERCE
M. BUTLER.
During the administration of the late Cover
nor Noble, he authorized me TO cancil the obi
CATION of Taggait for the purchase of the Ma
gazine lot, and to accept the bond of D. Dou-
glass.
The said Douglass has recently paid me the
purchase money, with interest, amounting to
1924, and WITNESSED transfer Of the said lot,
known as the Magazine, to John Cunningham.
The bond of Williams for the purchase Of the
Arsenal, has not yetbeen paid, as there is some
difficulty in regard to title. 1t seems there is
no record of title or tranafer of the said lot of
ground to the State, and man by the name Of
Charles Dendy who owns an adjoining lot, has
set up pretext of claim tothe ground, 10 the
injury. and annoyance ofW illams, the purcha-
SER i have the honor to be, Sir, KS 4.
:. Your obedient entseryant
IS B. T.:WATTS, a. Master General. s
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Curious il 1fae,--A young woman,
travelling from Sedgefeld,;wa stopped by
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-24

Something Rich.-We fhdabe follow
ing queer advertisement in a. Mississippi
naDer:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-24

On the 25th day Of May, 1s4l, Henry
Doyle, the cashier Of the Frederick County
Bank, appeared before the subscriber, one
of the Associate Judges ofthe Fifth Judi
cial SDislric. of the State of Maryland; and
made oath on the Holy Evangelisls of AL
mighty God that the aforegoipg statement
10 true. -AB'M. SHRIVER.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01

EMY virtue Of Deed Of Trust exe-
I'D cuted by Bryan G.. Whitehead, to
me on the 25th day of October, in the
year 1889, which Deed 10 recorded in the
Office Of the Clerk Of the Probate Court Of
Holmes County in Book G.. (of record Of
deed pages 524, 525 and 526, and record
ed for the purpose OF securing several
promissory notes IN said Deed mentioned,
will proceed to sell on
~ f.nd Monday l7M day of May meet
at the request OF the Farmers and Mer-
chants Bank, al Memphis, the assignee's
of the said notes the following tract Of
lands situated and being in the County Of
Holmes, and Stale of Mississippi, to wit:
the vest half OF the norh west quarter Of
section number eight, containing 10 and
"a lO0lhs acres; The east halt Of the south
west quarter OF section number eight, con.
tanning 10 and "a l00ths acres; the east
half Of the south east quarter of section
number seven, containing ~ and 30
l00hs acres, and the south west quarter
Ut section number seventeen, containing
one hundred and fifty.nlne and ninety-two
hundredths acres, all in township number
fifteen, range five east; also, the north
east quarter Of section no thirty~siX, con
tanning one hundred and fifty eight and
thirty six hundredhs acres; the east half
OF The south east quarter of section TWEEN.
" five, containing seventy nine and thlr-
" seven hundredh acres, and the east half
OF the south west quarter of section mum.
Der twenty five, containing seventy nine
and thirty seven hundredths acres, all in
township number fifteen, range number
four east, containing in all seven hundred
and eighty six and seventy eight hundredth
acres, together with all the appnrtenances,
improvements, &C., belonging to the same,
including
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given thatathe
~ undersigned viii as Administra-
tors of William J (. Frayser, deceased,
and in pursuance of an order of the
Hon. ProbateCourt,of Holmes county
made at the March term thereof
l841, proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, at the Court House, in the
town Of Lexington, Mississippi, on the
24th day Of April nert,
the personal property belonging to our
said decedents estate, consisting prin-
cipally of valuable Law BOOKS.
Terms Of sale six months credit,
purchasers will be required to give
bond with approved security. Sale
to take place within the hours pre-
scribed by law.
J. \ n +. ELEMENT EIEEh' Ad"r''.
OF William J. Frayser, decd.
March 6, 17-8w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01
watch Repairing.

tn Ohm BELL, respectfully informs
eD the citizens of Lexington and viclny
thathe continues to repair Watches, Clocks
Ear Rings. Finger Rings, an all kind Of
Jewelry. He is also prepared to repair
Gun and Pistol locks, and all kinds OF
soldering and brazing whether of steel OF
iron.
Or His shop is on the corner opposite
BealI's Tavern, at the sign Of the Watch.
lie takes this occasion TO return thanks
to those who have so liberall,' patronized
him heretofore, and hopes by strict at.
tentIon to bushes to merit a continuance
of the same.
Lexington, Nov. %, 3-Gm.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01

THE STAT EOF MISSISSIPPI.
Superior Court of Chancery Of Me
State of Mississippi-A Marco r"les
A. ID. 1871.
Maynard & Elliott, complts'
J taoi NJ. card ss, ct al. Derts.
Upon opening the matters Of tins
- bill and it appearing to the salts
faction of the Court that the defend
ants Hamilton M. Wright, Marian
Harrington, John G. Richardson, John
Leher, and the unknown hers OF J..
IS. Goodwin and William Hewes, are
not inhabitants of this State, but re-
side beyond the limits thereof, 50 that
the ordinary process of this Court
cannot be be executed on them, there
fore it is ordered that unless the said
defendants shall appear before the
Chancellor, at the Courtroom, IN the
town of Jackson, the first Monday in
July next, and plead, answer, or de-
muir, to said bill of complaint, the
several allegations thereof; will be
taken for confessed as to them and
order and decree made therein as the
Chancellor may deem equitable and
Just. Ii is further ordered that a copy
of this order be inserted in the Lexing-
ton Union, once week for two months
successfully.
X. L. DIXON, Clk.
BY D. R, Russell, D. c.
March 81, 20--2m. Pr. fee $40.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01
~ office.

,ETTERS of Administration hav-
ing been granted 10 the under
signed BY the Honorable Alva Wilson,
Judge Of the Court of Probates Of
Holmes County, at the February term
OF said court, l84f, upon The estate Of
William y. Davis, deceased, notice is
hereby given to all persons holding
claims against said estate, to exhibit
ne same within the time limited by
aw or the same will be forever barred.
G. VAN HOUTON,
Administrator.
March s, 17-6w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01
IL office.

VI Y virtue Of decd Of trust executed
nd by TIL deus w. BealI, and Martha
>. Beoll his wife, 10 The subscriber for the
purpose oil securing the payment OF a
certain sum Of money, to Robert p. Hop
per, said deed executed 18th February,
1898, and duly recorded in the Office 0!
the Probate Jerk, Of Holmes county,
Mississippi, ! shall proceed to sell at the
Court house door, in the town Of Lexing-
ton, on the
3rd Monday the l9M day Of april
next, flS4l,) TO the higtles: bidder for
cash, one undivided moiety Of the follow
ing property TO wit: lots numbered on the
plat OF said town Of Lexington, as "a, Is,
II, and 6S; also one undivided hall Of the
Tavern called The Lexington Ian, which
5 situated and stands on said lot No. rs,
also the Undivided half Of all out houses
on any Of the aforesaid lots; together with
certain personal property specified IN a
deed OF conveyance from said Robert p.
Hopper, 10 said Thadeus w BealI. Act
ing as trustee, shall convey only such
title as is vested in me.
THOMAS DURHAM, Trustee,
March ID. Is IDS. pf 10 so
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01
Trust Sale.
RY virtue Of q naoI Z.

sn.ue q Deed az n
!. s cuted q to me " RolI II I Wl *,
y y H lavor q James Miller, oftb Williams
contained Sa,s y and regularly r reco, 'ahesIa
BOOK =. pages l55, and llqSssS'aed b
county court clerks office 10 n. II d,
:, ceed 70 sell for cash, to the sn a pro-
bidder on the premises If ' - hllghst
Williams, on the : sald Roln
Ieusday The 25M dan of No..
the following described p b omeyner,
Aaron, a negro man aged a pS'y . ltest
jim, a negro man AGED aS bous UNITY
years; Mary, a negro w voO''' 'hh4
twenty-seyen, Tony, bow aholl. agell
years Of age; Bo1oa, boyy a auoa e,igi
four years; Hannah, wo ussu about
abouttwenty- five, and her c I'Isa aged
ga, aged about twelve months ,,a A AZ ss
three Horses and two Mnla WIZ also
thirty head Of cattle, and eiSb,,. ABOUT
OF hogs; one road wagon, an Sl' !. mead
articles of household and Ei, bly, various |
niture. ] shall convey onlv .nsa ~ |
as is vested in me as Trustes 'uSl llte
take place between the hours l, ose .
and four o'clock, 'u t!eVel
| IIVINnVy IyVr1p
April "a, 24-tds. Dr. T. ssa
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01
March g.,
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
WIN. p. Chew
rs.

Z. P. Applewhite.
Attachment returnabte 10 tie October term
Of the Holmes county Circnit Court
1910, for The sum Of 5000 as.
VENHE attachment in this case having
~ been returned, duly executed, By
summonlng Lewis AppIewhite as ear.
nlshee; and the defendant failing TO ap.
pear, plead or demur; il is therefore con.
s'dered by the Court, that unless lhe said
defendant DO appear, give special bail and
plead therein, on or before The first day Of
me next term of this court, I'D Monday
10 April next, lS4l,) that judgment viii
be entered up against him for The amount
OF plaintiffs demand; and the. eupon pro.
coed against the garnishee for the amount
Of his Indebtedness.
III. MORTON, elk.
BY $ II Baughn, D. q.
F'allz & Brooke for plaintiff,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01
PRoBATy CouRT
March term al

STATE or MIssIssIPPI,} PsoBAry counr
HOLMES CouNYr: March term "A !
Joseph w Miller aud I
Martha Ann, his wife,
David Dickson, & Mi
chael J Dickson
Hugh Dickson }
YUVHlS day the petltonand blIl o.
I'LL complaint in this case, was filed IN
open court. And on opening the matters
Of said will, and il appearing to the salts
faction Of the court, that The defendant
Hugh Dickson, is not resident OF this
Stale, but resides beyond the limits thereof
so that the ordinary process Of this court
cannot be executed on him, therefore il is
ordered that unless the said defendant do
appear before The Probate Court OF Holmes
county, at the court room in the town OF
Lexington, on the first Monday in May
next, and plead, answer or demur, to The
bill Of complaint: herein the several ALI
cations thereof, will be taken for confessed
and such order and decree made therenas
the court may deem equitable and just
1t is further ordered that copy OF this
order be published in the Lexington Vi
ion, once week for two months success
lively.
A true copy from the records.
j. Nj. HOLLlNGSWORTH,
Clerk.
March 6, II Pm pr fee 2Ol
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01
Lexington, Miss. Feb. %, 1871.
II L. Nj A II X 5.

In Offering the services of this noble
animal to an enlightened community, the
subscriber feels that 1t is entire superhu-
Gus and out OF place to attempt IAN eu!ogy.
The well known fame of his celebrated
sire, the splendid career of rictorieS, and
OF distinguished dam, OIL the turf, together
with long line OF IlIustrious ancestry on
both sides, forbid any common place puff.
The subscriber feels confidentin announc-
ing this valuable acquisition, which he
has been so fortunate as 10 make, that
gentlemen Of the South will at once under
stand aud appreciate the advantages now
offered to them, IN breeding from the pnresl
stock in the West, or Union. Owing to
an accidental injury received in bis third
year, and the subsequent absence Of his
owner, for two or three years, this horse
has never been trained; but if form and
symmetry of muscle, together with the
richest pedigree, count any thing, gentle.
men cannot mistake relying on HIM as
sure getter Of good colts.
DESCRIPTION,
Pacific is deep red hay; black legs,
name and tail: fifteen and half hands
high a most commanding appearance
and superior action. Ii he does no, pos.
ses both speed and bottom in an eminen,
degree, he greatly beliss his blood; in form
size, color and general appearance, tbs
undersigned is assured that he greatly
resembles the old Pacific. The public ar,
invited to call and examine the pedigree
PEDIGREE.
Pacific was foaed in 1885, was got b,
old Pacific, dam Lady Litteton, by limo
leon; g dam by Pacolet, (she was also th
dam Of John Lowry, and full sister to tn
6 dam Of John Dawson@ dam Haz
ard, bay mare, foaled in 1910, the prop
erty of Alexander Ewing Esq, near Nash
vile, by Wilkes Wonder, q @ dar
Black Bird by Truxton, gggg dam Ii
dian Queen.
The above Pacific has never bee
trained, he is full brother TO COL Rec
tors Bill Gordon. See Turf Reqiste
pages 100 aud 1888.
l.. p. CHEATHAM.
Nashville, Tenn. Mar. 1888.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Samuel Moore
John Black

JOHD DIhCK
Attachment returnabEe TO Holmes Circuit
Court, to April term ls4l, for the sum
of $205 90.
YMYHE attachment in this case having
u been returned, duly executed, by
the Sheriff of said county, by Ievying
upon certain property Of the said defend
ant: 1t is therefore considered tina. unless
the said defendant do appear on or before
the first day Of the next term Of said court
(the third Monday in April ls4l,) and
give special bail, and plead therein, that
Judgment will be entered up against him
for the amount Of plaintiffs debt and cost,
and the property so attached will be sold
70 satisfy the same.
J. III. Fitzpatrick, Attorney for diff
I'll. MORTON, Crk.
BY s. III. Baughn ID, G.,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01
Regular Packet.
FOR NEW ORLEANS,

AND ALL INTERMEDIATES LANDINGS.
G-wg~@ The regular packet
A-rr--s2A. steamer CANOES,
sE sss..ssssssE.s.z.szsEss5 A. w. ARMSTRONG,
master, will leave Tchula, on Thurs
day the 18th inst, at IL o'clock A. M.
and evercry other Thursday until the
first of June.
TchuIa, March C, IS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01


keturnable TO United States Circuit
Court, to Nay term 1871.
\ virtue of the above stated case
-MGto me directed from the Honora-
bic United States Circuit Court for
the Southern District Of Mississippi, |
will expose to public sale for cash,
before tie Court House door in the
town of Lexington, Holmes county,
Mississippi on the
29M day o. March neat,
all the right, title, interest and claim,
the said defendant hath in and to the
following described tracts or parcels
of lands, to wit:--the east half south
east quarter of section thirty; and
south west quarter and north west
quarter and north half east half north
east quarter north half west hall
north east quarter section twenty-nine.
also section twenty, and east hall
north east quarter section nineteen,
and west half south east quarter sec.
ton eighteen; north half south west
lquarter and south half east half south
west quarter and south half west hall
north west quarter section seventeen.
all in township fourteen, range three
east, containing one thousand five hun
dred acres more or less.
Levied on as the property of Pollard
Il. Coates, and will be sold 10 satisfy
the above stated case and cost Of suit.
Sale to take place in the hours prescrib-
ed by law.
FlDELIO S. HUNT. Marshal.
BY 7. M. Furguson, Dpt'y.
Feb. ~, lG--tds. Pr. fee S25.