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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-19
FOR lsHiNI.

MIR. S.H. DAVIS, Jr. having declined coniinua-
AVh ton oi the Forwarding and Commission business,
the Warehouse on the Canal occupied by him. and Tor
mcry owned by Dolan, knnior & Co, will be torrent
Possession given the first oi January, 1913 Apply Ia
II BOYD.
Dec. 10 3uf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-19
FOR RENT.

<kses A VERY desirable hnily residence on Church
M;i;l street. obiqucly opposite The Washington Ho-
I'LL tel. Possession given the Goth of December
next. Apply G. w. YANCEY.
Nov IA Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02
water Proof Warehouse.

fAABCkG. SeItrnlUer ~, iofi
vUyHE Subscriber bess leave TO Inform his
friends aud the public. that he continues
The WAREHOUSE E aud COMMISSION BU-
SINESS, at his former stand, known as the
Water Prnof Warehouse.
Detached as it is from other buildings. its 10.
cation renders IT nearly as secure from tire, rs
il j, were lire proof. The floors of its two wings
have been elevated above the high water marx
Of the srea, ;'eshct "f May 1910: and each oi
these divialuns OF the building. will store from
tapJ to .c(Iu bales o. Cotton both or these are
designed 10 b., exclusively sci mp .rt for the Cot.
ton of planters ani count merchants. who will
,hus ne secn,cd from the possibility Of loss and
damage by ir' shrts.
Hc avalls himself Of the present occasion 10
return his thanks I" his friends and patrors. for
their liberal support during the last season.
He solicit. from them. aud the public general
", a continuance "f this confidence. aud assures
them. that in return ,nr their patronage he will
u,e his best personal efforts tn promote and
protect their interest committed TO his charge |;
in addition TO ihisnssilrance. he pledges himself.
that he will in no case purchase bale Of Cot.
ton directly or indirectly.
He will attend 10 the sale and shipping OF
Cotton. the receiving and fnrwardiDg Of Goods,
or any other business usually transacted by 4
Commission Merchant.
G. WALKER.
Sep,ember 80 6m 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02
.VeaC FtglE g. gBei1saeri Goods.
,BebHNN %. B. FaeEsas,

HEAS Jus,received from New vork, ,nis Fall
IL and Winter supply-his stock compris.
es one Of the most complete assortnen,s ot
STAPLE q FANCY.
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
that can be found any where. Ot his former
customers he asks the opportunity tu show them
his practieol thanks lor their patronage; nid 10
those vino arc accustomed 10 seek III ohef mar
ke,s Tor what OF style and fashion ur foir pTire'
they expect not IN Humburg he would beg icavr
TO say. that by calling. they will give him th',
pleas,ire to show that u moie entire assortment
or,ho best ani most Fashionable Goods. oi every
variety. is 10, TO be found. he mas now on hand
400 pieces American Prints,
100 Is French and English do
80 twilled Il plain Sc"tcl, GInshams.
80 bales brown Shirtngs u Sheetngs.
s cases blraclie6 do do
6 bales Linseys s; Plains. for negro clothes.
Ceases Kerseys, and Of cheap Salline't'
for do
so pieces heavy DutFil & TwilIsd Blankets.
Mackinaw g. i0-I, Ill. l2-i, 6 Id Whit.
ncy Blankets.
la. IA. Il IA, extra Bath Wool. Ribbon
bound Blankets.
Tickings. Driiliuss, and colorcd Jlton
Goods, BY The bale.
Super black l. mixed Satinetts aud H. nc-
ky Jeans.
60 pieces Irish Linens and Long Lawns.
Buds Eye, g. ~. ga, lO-l. u ia table
Dnper,'
Brown X co!ored Table & Piano Covers,
Fine ocl dye anI French black Cloths.
blue. invisible greco Il mixes! do
Black, blue black fancy colorcd ~ mixed
Doe Skin Ca-,i,mcrcs.
Plain and figured satin, Serg dc Rome, Al
bert Cord, Gimme * Velvet Vesungs.
Plain striped aud printed Balzarlnes. new
aud beautiful article for Ladies Dresses,
Bonb,SiIi. alcrinn's. aiId Muslin de Laimes,
% M " "a MaacOni Lutcstring,
81 81 al Gro de- Rhine.
Black and blue black figured Silk,
Blue black Gro d Alriquc,
2nd Mourning do
Gro d'Armurc. and Rep. Silks,
Black Pekin and striped Chime II Glace do
Plain & figured Salins x Bonnet silks,
With every now style in market, plain strip
cd and figured.
Thread u Lace Edsinss & lnserlin.s, with
general assortment Of all kinds Of Lace
Goods,
New und Fashionable fine Paris work'd Col
lars,
B"nne,s. variety OF the best & newest styles
Silk. Florence. aud Straw.
81 & 81 heavy changeahle Silk Shawls.
Nett n plaid wool aud ChInl" SILK do
Chime Srnrts a.. fancy Silk Siawls,
White & black silk Hose u \ Hose. French
and English,
OFGloyes. Hosiery. Ribbons, Braids. Tapes,
Cord Binding fnnGes Collars. Scaris
Hdkfs. &c. general variety,
1000 pieces Paper Hansi"gs.
Scotch Ginghains Cambria i Silk Umbrellas,
White IL blue laid Letter & Cap Paper.
Envelope. and all kinds olPapcr used Print
Ing Offices.
Printing Paper OF any size end quality, fur.
nished al the lowest rate. un,l orders :or
any quantity filled ON short notice,
ALSO,
The above, with almost every variety of ar,i-
cles usually KEEP, in Dry Good Stores. Whole
sale or Retail, in quantities 10 suit purchasers
Merchants from the country are invited TO
call and examine his assortment.
Hamburg, Nov. J., l54l. It 40
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Facturage g. Commission
Business,
HAMBURG, ). C..


a 5 | have declined selling goods. beg
IA leave ,o return my grateful acknowledge
meats 10 INV friends, aud the public generally,
Tor their liberal patronage while thus engaged.
now offer IN, services Ia the pnb!lr ~ all
Agent. tn recei,. aud forward all kinds oil nef
chandize and produce. And. is VIII no. DC
engaged in any olhei business. twlli pnJ s'r'c'
attention to the interest Of al: those consignins
their pToucr ar 0ieTchannze 10 me, and W iiiie
IN my house the bes; cure will be taken, anu Ior-
warded with despatch, or orders piohPuy
obeyed.
Prom experience and observation, nave
long thought that faithful agent could renner
considerable service 10 the planters. IN selling
their cut,on and flour, and buying their groce'
res; and. as have been engaged III tins mar
kel, for the iast ten years aud acquainted WIN
the general routine ofhisincss l therefore oiici
my services 10 my friends and the planters gen,
erniIy; and will faithfully devote my Undivided
attention ,u the interest OF all those who may
commit 10 my charge the selling Oi their pro-
duce, aud Buying such ARTICLES as they may or
der.
mall cases. mn commission shall be moderate
II. l.. JEFFERs
San, % 1871 G35
P. ). an not interested in any WarehonS'
in tie place: therefore all Cotton sent TO my
care. will be stored us directed, and II no diIee
tions, my best Judgment will be used ior tne
planters interest, II. l.. ::
The GrcenyiIle Mour,aineer, Edceheld Ad
vertser. Pendeton Messenger and Highland
Sentinel aud Highland IN. c. Messenger WI
insert the above. two months. and forward bills
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02
URNTHsTRY:

- PEALER, Surgeon Drni,st. would
~ : respectfully inform his friends, and tie
yss6tir generally, that he Is prepared TO attend
fo Ill business IN bis profession, snch as Filing.
Plugging, Cieansiag, and Extracting TEETH:
ia Is aisa prepared TO Insert. partial oi inii
satis Of ircorruptibIe Teeth. on Pirots, or Gold
psats. on tho most scien,ifee principles.
,Tsiosa desirous OF his professional services.
Sssiss 81 ssaitsd on by addressing him ut Long
.nIrss p. o., Edgcfeld District, 5. c.
Jan5 ~
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SHELLEY g. USEH EEs,
JE'NreL,oaSe lgasd Commits.
sslrs .EEercNWsfS,

HAMBURG. 5. {.
TENAK pleasure in announcing to their
Ill Country friends and 10 the Public
generally, that their
WAREHOCSE AND WHARF
Is How ~ GOOD CONDITION.
Having raised ,he Warehouse above the
highest hish-waler mark Of the great May
food. with sufficient foundation To make il,
perfectly secure from any Rise in the River,
while our location in Poiur Of FIRE
not surpassed by any Ware House in
Hamburg. being situate on the Corner Of
Centre anI Market Streets. and occupy
ins the whole front Square 10 Cook Street,
opposite The Bank & Post Office. convent
eni TO the Rail Rond. Immediately on The
River. aud in The very Genre Of the Prin-
ciplc Cotton Dealers aud Shippers, aud the
great lioroughiair 10 the Bridge.
Grateful FOR ti,s liberal support We have
hitherto received, solict from our Patrons
and tho public generally, continuance Of
their confidence. From our long expert
encc in rhc Warehouse and Commission
business. feel confident, with nur facilities.
10 be able TO give 10 all cnlirc satisfaction.
We make liberal advances on Cotton in
Store. and will attend to the Sale or Ship
ping Of Cotton on moderate terms.
Business Committed 10 our care will
receive prompt attention with our best ef
forts for the interest Of Customers.
SiBLEY & USHER.
Hamhur. s. c.. Oct. |, 1911, tf 36
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Dec -
Mount Prospect Academy.


VwyHE Exercises OF this Academy will com
mence on tho second Monday in Ianna,
nv next, under the Rectorship of MIR. JouS B.
MoRAoSE. The Trustees take grra, pleasure
in recommending him "a u gentleman oil high
moral character, and amply qualified To dis.
chare all the duties mcunbcn, upon his avoca-
ton. Mr. Moragne is remarkably proticien, III
the Greek. Lariu and French languages. the
latter Inc renders ant pronouGc's with us much
facility and accuracy as any young man ia the
country; also Philosophy. CaemiS,ry. Asirono.
my. Optics. &c, Mathematics through all it,
various branches, such u iYiihmeiic, Algebra.
Surveying, plain and scleci. descriptive and
analytical. Geometry, Tiisanonc;ry, Alensti.
ration, Shades, Shadows aud Linear prospec.
tive, Diifesenliai and Integral calculations. &c.
all Of which Mr.. Mnrasnc teaches upou the
well known aud practical system laugh, in the
Military Academy at West Point Ais" Gram
mar, Geography aud History upon tho most
approved plan. After having thus procured
the services uf nn efficient and practical Teach.
or. the Trustees f!attcr themseres they will re-
ceive the liberal patronage of al iish,encd
public.
Mount Prospec, Academy is situated two
miles North IVES, Of Cambridge. OF high el.-
waited and sandy soil. beside large and beau
,iful Spring of pure water.
Terms Of Tuiiion per Session ctfrc Months.
Greek. Latin AMI the higher branches
of Mathematics, Sl5 90
French. phyin<ophy, Chemistry. AS
rouomy, Optics, &c. 10 90
History, Rhetoric. Grammar, Geogra-
ply, Arithmetic, Surveying. &c. 90
Reading. Writing, Geography, aud
History, &c. 6 90
~ Good Boarding can be obtained in the
vicinity OF the Academy from So to - per
month
s. V. CAIN. President.
&c. GRIFFIN. y. Pfe'Gt.
N. McCANTS, Secretary.
J. r. TARRANT, 7rsaS'er.
Il. CHILD.
r. NJ. WHITE,
Il. CLARK, Board Of Trustees.
Nov. 8. ISil g42
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ReNa0U6gE.
Mrs, E, III, DOWd, Agent,

EEAS removed her stock OF MILLINERY
- GOODS. 10 the Store opposite Messfs
Bland x Buffers, and next door TO hessrs
Scranton & Meiss where she will be happy 10
wal, upon her friends and former customers as
usual. She returns her thanks for past favors.
Jons II 50
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state of south Carolina.
.iRRE"iLLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS

JOlm Moolc VS.. Declaration in Atdeh'
Mathew Houston. meat
RNT uEREAS the Plaintiff in the above stat
w ed case. has this day fled his Dec
ton against the Defendant who 10 absent from,
and without the limits Of this State. (as IT is said
having ncither wife nor attorney. known with
in the same. OH whom copy Of the Declara-
ton wlth rule To plead thereto might be serv-
ed Ordered. that the Defendant plead TO the
said Declaration, within year and day from
the date thereof. otherwise final and absolute
Judgment will be awarded against him.
JNO. r LIVINGSTON. c. c p.
Clerks Office,
May Is. 1911. p&T. age II
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Mount Willing Academy.

&Ab4AO W A444AAS o@SSSS@y
YINHE Exercises o.! THIS Institution will be
Il opened, OH the frs, Monday IN January
next, under the direction OF Mr.. John h. John
ston, whose long experience i'll Teaching and
correct department. we trust will c'i'iiic the in-
s,i,u,ion 10 u large share of public confidence.
TERMS OF TUITION:
Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, per
quarter Of II weeks. 50 O0
English Grammer. Geography. OO
Philosophy. Chemistry, Latin and Greek
Languages, 09
Surveying. IL W
To be paid in advance.
Good Board may be obtained from So to IS
per month.
J. B. SMITH. Chairman,
L. Il. WILSON. Treasurer.
A. SlMkiNS,
II. c. HERLONG,
a. s. D0ZlER.
Trustees.
Dec - It AZ
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Fro,rshe 10 The ,galE

nF this District. II negro rian who says hi
name Is Joseph. and that he belongs IL
Iobu Prrinson, Of Mackics Island. 8 C.. u
I;gb, complexion. large whiskers from ear io
ear, 5 feet 6 inches high
The owner Is requested to COME forward.
prove property pay charges omrS am, lake HIM away
Jan. S. 1912. ID
State ofSouth arOllna.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
B A. Wallace. vs.
Moses Harris, JI.
SAiILL BE SOLD atihe house orc. j
w Glover, on the 3lst January, inst.
one LOT of Cotton.
Terms easb
3. CHRISTIE, 5. E. D.
Jan l2 81 %
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LIVER r STsHE.EE.

LIVERY STsRE.EE.
IN the rear Of lh- Old Americnn Hotel,
4 occupieelby r. K. Hunter, opposite the
Rail Road depot.
FARE REDUCED.
Horse per month $1,000
=. Iay ~
Single feel 81
The subscriber respectfully informs III,
friends and The public generally, that he
has opened LIVERY STABLE. in
Hamburg. =. G.. where he will al AL times.
keep supplied with provendcr aud inrase
Of the bes, quality. Having COOL Osller,
and excellent dry Stables; lie hopes TO give
satisfaction To his patrons.
lie will keep constantly on hand. CARR
ages, Barouchcs. Bucsics, &C., with care
lul drivers with winch the public can. at
all times. he accommodated on the most
reasonable terms. He therefore solicit ;
n share ol public palI lIonasc.
\. B. Drovers eau be accommodated
with good Lots well walcrrd.
OLIVER SIMPSON.
Hamburg. Nov. !, 1871. if III
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q o GiCc.
Notice.

a LII persons indebted 70 Charles A Dowd
1eA decenscd. arc urgently requested 10 make
immediate payment as ,hr affairs Of his es,ate
are in stic;, "A situation as TO render iudnisenc.
impossible. and which lnnst not be cxper,ed
Also. all persons having demands ngaiis, said
estate will present them property and lawfully
a;iestcd. WI. BRUNSON, Admir-.
Dec. Ia :Ia(;
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EdsefReid Male Academy.

EOsSaRcASA N9saHC IASsasASlAA
YUyHE Trustees OF this Institution have the
pleasure to inform the public, that they
have engaged the services Of Mr. ZADocR ID.
CorrRELL for the ensuing year. who will open
the School on tue first Monday in January.
Mr.. Cottrell COMES well recommended. rs n
Teacher Of ofexperience and obility. The terms
of tuition will be the same Is last year. viz :
FER or.
For the Classical Department. inclnd-
ing the higher branches OF Mathema.
tics. $iO w
For The English Department. including
English Grammar. Geography. &c, so
For Reading. Writing. and Arithmetic, 5 90
The Trustees assure the public that particn-
lar attention will bo paid 10 the moral deport-
ment Of the pupils sen, TO this Institution.
r. Fl. WiRDLAW.
JNO. LIPSCOMB. T.s,,.
N. L. GRIFFIN,
}. TERRY.
Dec. % 4s H
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State of Sonth farolina.

u y y u DI hEII.
DIN Is, BUsH living three miles East
eD OF Lofts Post Office. tolls before me am
es,ray HORSE. ubont twelve years old. fifteen
hands one inch high, dark bay. lefi eve ou,. no
brands perrciynble. Appraised al ten dollars
bv the following men. before me this 18th De.
crmber lS4I. Bibby Bush, Arthur Lot vii.
liam Bush, appraisers
LEWIS HOLMES. Magistrate.
Dec - m4t az
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TO RENT.
Notice.

Notice.
a III gnssoBs indebted 20 the cstaie Of Juna-
! ti,as Viewer, decd, on Notes and Ac-
eeuRls tilss are due, are requested 10 make pay
sn0ns, and those having demands agninat said
ssgate, viii render them in properly a,iested for
ia sasnl. -.
Z 4 OLIVER T0yVLES,
Ordinary Of EdgsEeid District.
IraasI9 c SO
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Root and shoe Shop.

HOoWl sgAAS s'AAOS .JkAVpe
TNHE subscriber has in Hamhprg, on
IL Genre stree, opposite Messrs. How
ard & Garmauys' a BOOT and SHOE
Shop. where he will keep on hand fine
SHOES d BOOTS, warranted wOris;
likewise an assortment Of Coarse Shoes
manufactured nj bis Tnnyalt- nlfsS Mf.
Vintage. on Tie Old Stage Road, beWeeu
Edgefie!l Court House md Hambu,g.
ALSO
Carries IN Tho Saddlery and Harness
business. in all lis branches, md nil sell
low lcr cash. Gnnd raw Hides viii! be ia.
ken in trade or for cash. 4, will salt The
parties.
A.! business in. his Inc attended 10 with
despatch. NJ. l.. GEARFY.
Hamburg. Oct. !. lSll d Sc
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Notice.
WNTE HEREBY GIVE NOTICE no

WNTE HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TO
w THE PUBLIC, ,hatwe no longer have
any voice in The management ofthe Greenwood
Institutions and being debarred from any par.
,ic;porion in the benefits OF the Female and Male
English Departments, by tho manner in which,
the Teachers of,hose Departmentsw were elected,
(Which took place under circumstances that for
bid our paironising tho same,) we have ensas.
ed MIR. s. Trowbridse TO con,inle an English
School in this place. The School will com.
mencc on the first Monday in January. nnd be
governed BY the same Rules. Rates o, Tuition.
&c. that have governed his School the present
year. Mr.. T. has been engaged as Teacher
during three out OF the eight years since the
Schools were established. For his qnaiticn-
tons aud peculiar talent for impar,ing know
ledge; we refer TO his former patrons. and TO
the following named gentlemen: Hon. George
McDuffie. Abbeville; Rob,. Cunningham, Esq.,
Laure,ls; and the Hon. F. W. Pickens, Edge.
field
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-02
Notice.

n FnRWARN ali persons from Trading 10y
B mole given 10 Carey III. Warren, ri no
month or ocloher 1870 calling isr three iis'!isi
d,ed do!Iais, unless thehaisnin Is coatple
- - JoEs. E.
Nov l. 9ss 9sss
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10

TIME proprietor experience of the
l. himself authorised
public really what purpo be-
speedy and all whatever OF and
chillS
has been used that suppaned almost other
bic and distressing disease gained the entire conh
the public and appreciation the medical faculty Indeed
distinguished
efficacy decided preference all other
remedies uniformly this disease
The superiority which claimed this medicine all Others
that Independent OF It's being speedy and certain the
Infants females
delicate constitutions without the least
fear oany unpleasant effect and will find their health and
restored by The proprietor would recommend
disease constant
medical cannot readily
would druggists
deal medicines them in their neghborhoods he
fully directions
pdy increasing annually and the high reputation which
enjoyed for last years throughout The hen
Western States fully He his possession
nnunleable
who used well the highest
especabily in parts country all whom bear
testimony powerindeed
first offered ii TO the public he with truth
that he believes hundred thousand and
chills
failed where directions
have been followed In single dose has been sufficient
effect have
other standing whch had
all other
dily yielded TO that medicine The would respectfully
invite the faculty his medicine
powerfully daphor properties, they
wi find much effective tonic than qunne and the other
dicnes n
Each box contains Twenty Dosesprice only One Dollar
per box For sale Mr. F Shoemakes Holly Springs
Miss. May l3-lS42-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10

DROVED in 300 inabe the only GER
Worm Destroying medicine the Creates
discovery made dispng the kinds of that
frequently and dsngy both children and adults Ma
suffering and
DEATH without
often afflicted with them doctnred for various
plants without any benefit when dose of these Lozenge would
speedily They inab remedy pleasant
that children will take them readily
should these Lozenges in
they thai be administered to
children afflicted with
Price 25 cents per box with full directions For sale at
Mr. F. Shoemakes dry good store, Holly Springs Miss
April 22 1e45-39-5m
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10
CURE FOR CoNsUMPTIoN.-Mr. Adam Mott gives h
following statement in the Maine Farmer

CURE FOR CoNsUMPTIoN-Mr Adam Mott gives the
following statement In the Maine Farmer
friend Of mine who resides in Industry this
told wife sick of what the Doctors called the
Consumption She visited by four physicians who gave
her She very sickwas unable to sit uphad a
very cough-and grew better bu rather worse
failed very fast She recoccted that she had before
ceived benefit from the of St Johns her husband
procured of it, it stepped and she made
drnor four five days there appeared be but
little alteration but after this she grew better very fast
health much improved that in the of six
pht weeks she able her customary occupa
tIonsShe commenced weaving and about 40 yards
of cloth. During this time she made ST.
Johns teaWhat has been done may again done
II helped her. it may help others.
The tea may be made you would make peppermint or
any herb to drinkby merely sleeping the herb water
The herb may be gathered any time after large enough
but the best time for gathering during the nth
supply may doubtless be found almost every hay
NOW where there is any hay much approve of this
pie remedy
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10

DY virtue of Trust undersigned BY
Andrew r. ovan and Mary P his Wife bearing date the
3 May lSl and duly recorded the Counties of Marshall
Tppa, Yeobusha faahachie and the purposes
the said deed shall
AUCTION the highest bidder for cash,
The 21st day Of June. 1912,
Upon premises Long
upon the Taa-
hafchie Mississippi Twelve miles
containing estimate nearly Four Thousand OF land
the improved which there will be growing the
sale full of Cotton and Corn to be sold with the Plantations
Also EIGHTY Ely NEGROES and the stock OF
Mules Cattle Hogs, Corn Fodder, Plantation Implements
Wagons Carts Ginsands, &c. And on
The 24m day Of Jane, l842,
Began Mills county Yeobusha, mile from
Grenada the land surrounding and embracing
mills supposed Three Thousand
which hundred consist of valuable Creek Bottom
remainder being Timber Land and presenting the MILL FIX
and FINE WATER POWER, Tannery and Work Shops
desirable object of speculation:
Atso at the and place. undy lots and Improvements
situated in the Grenada and the Stock Of Farming Uten
Sis Household Furniture, Iron, Backsmih and Carpenter
Tools, Carts Wagons and Garry logs. And
Aso half land in the Yebuha
and known being the which recently purchased OF
John Sperry
o. Selling Trustee, shall other tile than
seSs as such. T. PUGH Dawes.
Marshall County, Miss. Dec. g. 1871.
= n B. BY the wish of all The parties interested
George H Wyatt Esq will be associated with Trustee
the property the Deed Trust
the whole business will be conducted by US Jointly
GEO II. WYATT.
Marshall County, Miss Dec 10 isii-eo-tds
zThe Reporter Grenada Naichez Courier Nachez vii
the SALE
Dawes Valuable Land Ne
groes' and forward bill to thsofRce