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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-02-16

placed at the head Of the American ar
mics, rose to offer a resOlutson. which he
prefaced with speech worthy Of the
man, and of the occasion. On motion
OF Mr.. Taliaferro, the addresses of Mr..
Somers and Mr.. Adams were ordered
to be entered on the Journal, and copies
of both transmitted to Mr.. Samuel +.
Washington.
MIR. Adams concluded by Offering the
following resolution, which was adopted
unanimously:
Resolved by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
OF America in Congress assembled, That
the thanks of this Congress be presented
to SAMUEL L. WASHINGTON, of Kama.
VIVA county, Virginia, for the present of
the sword used by his il4ustrious relative
GEORGE WASHING TON, ia the military
career of his earl y youth in the seven
years war and throughout the war OF the
National independ euce, and Of the staff
bequeathed by the patriot. statesman.
and sage, Benjamin Franklin, to the
same leader OF the armies of Freedom III
the Revolutionary war, George Wash
lngton. That these precious relics are
hereby accepted in the name of the Ma
ton; that they be deposited for safekeep-
ing in the Department Of State Of the
United States, and that a copy Of this
resolution. signed by the President Of
the Senate and the Speaker of the House
Of Representatives. be transmitted to
the said Samuel L. Washingtun.''
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WOODSTOCK:
THURSDAY, FEB. l6, i843.
House IF Delegates.

o. We are authorised to announce
Capt. Christian Miller asa can.
didate to represent the county Of Shea
andoah in the next Legislature of Yir-
ginia.
O. We are authorised to announce
Col. .yOzags Mcpherson as a can
dldate to represent the county of Page
in the next Legislature ofVirsinia.
" We are authorised to announce
Col. Jonas AsessaiE'e as a candi-
date to represent the county of Page in
the next Legislature of<Virsinia.
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To tie Kofers of
tie County Of Shenandoah.

8U1e COUEEy q o71eEU4Uot7I.
As the time for electins delegates to the
next General Assembly will soon arrive,
4 ivor" proper" to upPrise yau of my in-
tention to decline reelection. And /
embrace this opportunity to assure you
of my grateful feelings, for the repeated
proofs of your confidence.
w. GATEWOOD.
Feb. 7, l043.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-02-16
Married,

On the 9Th inst. by Rev. Il. Myers,
Mr.. .Adam Ridenour, DR.. to Miss Susanna
.WcIoturf, all of Powell's Fort.
On the 9th, by the same, Mr.. Israel
3. Burner, to Miss Mary -Burgner, ali
Of this county.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-02-16

CoastitutioaaI.ty Of Valuation end Sloy
Laeos An important question, says the
n. Y.-PleEeian, is now before the q. S.
Supreme court at Washington. 1t is
in reference to the Constitutionality Of
Valuation and Stay Laws, and arises out
of the law passed at the last session of
the Illinois Legislature, forbidding prop
perty to be sold under two-thirds of its
appraised value. The question at issue
is whether the law Of lS41 can affect Il
mortgage Of 1883, which was sold upon
a fore closure, or whether it is not repug-
nant to that clause of the Constitution Of
the u. S. which declares that no state
shall pass any laws impa rirg the obli
cations of contracts.
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NO TICE.

The undersigned being unable to at
tend to the collection of accounts due
the Sentinel Office prior to March. lo4 l.
has authorised Mr.. jas. G. FR.4VEL
to collect and receipt for the sRe.-
Longer indul gence cannot be glv@.
S. C. WILLIAMS.
Nov. 10, 184z.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-02-16
Mn. JOHN A. BUsnNELL-

SIR: PLEASE TAKE
= NOTICE. That on
Tuesday the glst dav Of March, 1885, between
the hours of nine O'Clock in the morning ana
sunset in the evening, at the house Of MI ~, ~.
fred Slusher, in the trwn of Moorheld' m .ne
county of Hardy, Va, 1 shall proceed 70 1sNs
the deposition of Mary slusher. to be resa ., =
evidence in certain suit at law now uepss:..
ing in the county court of Page county, "a
which you, as assignee of Emanuei iialSDS.
ger, are plaintiff aud am deien.emt
February is, 1S45-st.
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81 ga

FHHHE ladies conflicting the FEMALE SEMI
q NARY in the family of Gabriel Jordan,
Lurav. Va. intend having an examination on
the 18th of Feb. -Gnst.) Patrons and Others
interested are invited to attend The next
session commences on the 1st day of March,
1915. fLuray, Feb. II, 1915. 81.
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FRANCIS I'll. JORDAN,

.7tf0I7ley at Lac,
NTILL practice in the Superior and Inferi.
w or Courts of Page, Warren, RappahsIt-
mock, Rockingham, Shenandoah and Hardy.
Business entrusted to him will be promptly at
tended to. Office at Luray, Virginia.
Refer to Hon. d. L. Daggit, LID, New
Haven, CT. Hon. Ii. St G. Tucker, University
of Virginia. June 80. 1S42.-tf.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-02-16

HSOR SALE, a first rate light four horse
& wagon, on reasonable terms. BY
Feb. II, 1913. WALTON s. RODEFFER.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-02-16
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS
In C0NTEMPLATIoN!!!

We ale DESTROYS Of improving the APP
pearance of the SENTINEL, and intend
to carry GU. that desire as soon as prac-
ticable that is to say. as soon as the
lNE.A.NSto enable as to do so can be OF.
iai1ed. We would therefore call upon
our friends to pay the small sums they
owe us,bctyyeeRl this and March
Court next. Let us.see how many
will do the decent thing.' The naked
fact is. we want money, and must nave
1t. or do-.jupiter Tonans..'-do.ao]iat
Echo answers, WHAT?
distant Subscribers
Are informed, shat unless they shall
have paid all arrearages due this office
by the first Of AprI nert, their names
will be stricken from our list. IF we
could afford to send them the paper for
nothing. we would freely do so. We
have to-pay cash for paper. &C., and are
therefore compelled to pursue this course
toward distant subscribers.
GETo those indebted to this Offic
for subscriptions. &c., for the year end
inr March, 1912, we would say, the
former proprietor has instructed US to
close all such accounts by the FIRST Of
March next, either bv cash Or bond. 1t is
important that this matter be attended to.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-09-16

wMY virtue ofa Deed Of Trust made
s. and delivered by D. II. TarPin d
wife 10 the undersigned, and accepted by
us dated May IS 1910, TO secure the
payment OF certain debts therein named,
as we'll as to project and secure certain
persons as securities on the aforesaid
debts, and recorded in the Clerks OF
flee of Claiborne county, in Book q pa
ges 2o6, 2o7, 2oB, 200, and go, we
will expose 10 Public Sale in Grand
Csulfat the late residence Of p E. Fur-
pin for cash, on
THURSDAY ] 9Th MOVE u BIER
next, all tho property conveyed 70 Us by
said Deed Of Trust, or SO much thereof
as will satisfy the debts therein named
and all costs. Such tile only as IS held
by US will be eonveycd,
SAMIJ EI. CoBUN,
JAS, A. MlAXAY Eli.
Trustees
May 10 1915 80 6m
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-09-16
Trustees Sale.

/ \
- i virtue Of q deed Of Trust execu
/ ted to me as Trustee BY Miles
lI,uster on the i4fh April 1910, and duly
recorded ii The clerks office IN Pori
Gibson, 10 secure the payment q certain
lnotes therein specified, and TO indemni-
lfy and save harmless certain persons
Therein named, AT tho election Of the
said Niles Iuster and the request Of q
minority Of the cestues que trust, ! will
sell At public sale on the premises, on
MONDAY 18Th day b NO VE4B BE e
next.
Allfhat certain piece or parcel
of land known and designated
as the old line tract, lying and
being situate in Claiborne coun-
", east and north cast Of q
branchWhich runsbetween lands
formerly owned by 3. w. Har-
ring, and this tract containing a.
bout 400 acres. Also that tract
or parcel of land in Claiborne
on the waters of Com.
missions Greek, known as lots i
and Il of section 8, township II J,
range S cast, in the district of
Iands west Of Pearl River, con-
taining 2O2 100 acres. Also
lot No. of section % township
If, range 5 east, in the district of
lands subject to sale at Mount.
Salus, in Kinds county, contain
ing 78acres and adjoining lands.
above described. Also lot / of
section %, township IA, range
) cast, containing 90 25-I00 a.
cres, lying in Kinds county, Al
so the north half Of west half Of.
north west quarter Of section %.
containing 40 acres, lying in
Kinds county. Also lots 1 s. ~,
of section D, township IA, range
5 east containing 90 60-1O0 a.
cres, in district of lands west OF
Pearl River ii Claiborne coun-
ty, containing IN all 906 acres
more or losss and being the pre-
sent residence of the said Miles
Luster.
ALSO
The following Negro slaves 70 wit:
Esther and her child, Alfred
Randall, Caroline and Hannah
together with q stock Of Cattle
and / / Horses and Mules.
will make such title as is vested il
me.
V0LNEY STAMPS,
Trust q
May s. la4s-a9 em.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-09-16
or IeSs.
ALSO Eleven Hundred and
o;alntv-six 49-IO0 acres

81 land. situate In the Parish Of Madison, iIl
ne STATE 81 Louisiana, being part of the tract
which was conveyed by the subscriber as
q,r,ssee for Wilson sc Mcdonald q said James
Evafso1 ana NJ. II. Russum, by deed bearing
data e3th day of December 1895, as viii more
fnllv appear BY reference to said deed, duly
recorded IN the Office Of the Parish Court, AZ
Prov de1lce iii the Parish OF Carol and State
aforesaid, in Notarial Book A.fol'o l2s
AIsO-tie following named negroes and
their increase since the execution Of said deed
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-09-16
EORE 80
ORANar e..

Il ffr
.,a,.s eqnceige 1al Z : duty incumbeD.. $
n,ans ~. knoM1 nov g the public the eiss, as
nave ,1s derived from the use q Dr - asasi.
na'ls sss ointment, oa an ulcerased *. mi
nsa peen afflicted for four ye.,s s.ls e 1Aicas
oi the leg had been much affeesss las tans
Tpieces Came out. Mortificaiion s q ssssfa
" apprehended, ! was advised s 80 asiess
ainp,,sated-to which wonl5 ,.ass giss
The best physicians we're enDJovss - 's. e0asasE
but all their remedies failipe 4 ~ - as sas
procured and applied Dr. ,fs,,. ssassss q, I
one pot Of which made N effee,ssl sllas4
! an nov fully persuaded thai sSs.i.,
continued an invalid until ths s y sl.eala sa7s
which must soon have arrived = ss.lS es'lll
ny situation, and so hopeless s. ss'slal y
considered. "as nfeaa
SARAH FRESHW ann
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-09-16
Trustees Sale.

- x virtue Of the provisions of q deed
Of Trust executed on the 9th day
sef july I84l, by William Smith to In
vid Thomas Trustee, ]. David g
Ellis. Trustee. substituted BY the supe-
r;or Court of Chancery Of the State Of
Mississippi FOR and in place of the said
D. Il. Thomas deceased, having been.
thereto required ID writing bg AlyahI
Whitney the cestli gfte frstsl, II said deed
PUBLIC SALE
for cash at the Court House dooria the
town of Port Gibson, on
Salurdag.fIe End day Of Iiscearber ] 8 8,
The south half Of Lot No. s,
in square No. in the Suburb
st. Mary, adjoining The town OF
Port Gibson, fronting on Bar
mer street 10 feet, and Oh Car
roll street / SO feet.
Such title as IS vested in me by said
deed will be conveyed TO The purchaser,
DAVID @. ELLIS,
Substituted Trustee,
MAY 81 1843- 32-tds.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-09-16
NM S @Ala 3

IS Y lla ~ kasdAAtz sasss
:. s 8 y;rtse ofa Deed Of Trust executed .,', y
- s. Trustee by james WATSON. asssS .s.,l
ssosb aav ST October atid d'isg 1ssSses4
ss,h o3es 81 tie Clerk Of the fooass Soss' osf
y y. s1. elsi harne county, II Book passs ssS,
Ssl 382, 70 secure the payE 80 S
Ibllc sale for Cash.
op ,ba nsamises, tic residence of the sala
8 James ~ atsons on ~, q NJ, Z, 3
ION. all ile estate conveyed io nle Y sela
dsad 81 Trust, OF So much thereof e may 8
neeessar 4 Is pay the amount then cue ~
The tracs Of land on which the aald 9ashsA
xgatsot, now resides, containing aboul
Thirteen Hundred and eigh
nine z5- 100 acres, more
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-09-16

gIR ID s. GA1a
ID 4 virtue OF a Deed OF Trust exc
ID cuted to us as Trustees by
Richard II Archer, and Ann b Archer,
his wife, dated 18th day of Nay l84l,
and duly recorded in the Office or the
Clerk OF the Probqte Court Of Claiborne
county, in Book ". Pages Sc, 81 & So,
to secure the payment of certain debts
therein specified due 10 Swift, Gay Il Co.
of New York, and at the written request
Of the said Swift, Gay & Co., we will
expose to
PUBIC Sale FOR CASH.
at the Court House door in the town of
Port Gibson, in said county, within the
hours prescribed BY law, on
MONDAY, TIE FIRST DAY OF j An.
UARY 1914,
ell the estate conveyed to us IN said
Deed Of Trust, or SO much thereof as
may be necessary to pay the sum Of
Eight Thousand Dollars. with interest
thereon from January Ist I843, to the
time Of said sale, and alI costs that NAV
accrue on the account Of the same. IS
wit. s.
The following described tract. or par.
Gel Of land, situate, lying and being il
the county Of Claiborne and State 81
Mississippi, about four miles from ,ha
tcWnof Port Gibson, on The road Ieadiino
from said town ID the town of Salfat;ns !.
bounded on the North BY the South iiorI3.
|of the Bayou Pierre, on The Easl Is
lands owned BY the late Stephen O
cher, deceased, and Elizabeth Moore on
the South By the lands Of Thomas
Magruder, and % the West 81 lands
formerly owned By Simon Rundell ana
now owned By John Rains, and the t33l,r.
lington Place. including the tract bouob,
By said r. c Archer from Daniel Vert 81
ner and containing about 400 acres
more or less, and being the plantation
whereon the SAID Richard q Archer
n0w resides.
We will convey such titio as IS vested
III US as Irusteas and none other.
&. IN. b OWN.
n MeD0EG ALL. trustees
june ~ i8as tds.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-09-16
SARAH FREsHWATEp
SORE BREASTS
Pc f.nrrr i.rna. 9. g

Bio caEEk, Green Co. Ala. Feb. ! ii,
This i to certify that my wife wss n.,s,.
~ afflicted with rising breast-.sbs 49, .l.s
~ remedies, all Of which proved iuessss
! then obtained your invaluable oin,nsr, ].
Dy few applications, made cure.
ishcd q the rapidity Of the cure. and en,s
ced Of The great efficacy of the ointmenl ].
most confidently recommend il to Is, ,siss
ed. : $ y
A. B. spEFn
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-09-16
A. 3. sPEE1
VIcKsRuRe. Mar %. Id.

] feel i my duty to inform the public hi.
benefit derived from the use Of Gray,s I'm.
nable Ointment. Some time in Aprl IA.
was riding, when my horse became m1I
frightened and threw me on the pomne ofts
saddle, which caused very severe iniu,,-
from which could not obtain any ieliei. AZ
ter having suffered exeruciating pain. head
Of Gray's Ointment, and the most wonderful
at had effected was induced ID eyeiI
d trial On making two or three applications
! was completed j restored to health and sound.
ness.
q. N. PIERCE.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-09-16
mJ
rrr rgsz Il BTsE 5 FIs YER md AG tfA
AND
rm FEWER Z lL L


e S.. 81 III ese Pills, lif0m re So
re,;eree 81 the last four ssla -.
~ f.st.. sssfhaY;ssd ia asserting ana Wa
':A p,lls 81 Be the most innocsnt anu
ssps w a s;eas rasnedV ever offered GO the Paps
leett5 s'..s.is snaisv whatit pnrpofls 70 pc. scr
ltci e..s aes,. ana permanent Cure Ter ail eaa9s
sallss s. ao,,e air fever oY ehills nllo ieFss
e...t ,,ss hean rs very great success y s.s
.,ssaa 5;st4icts of country where z nas ussss
,sad that Il has suppanted aln1ost eNs. s.s,ss
and 81 its uniform certainty Y sesses
liza vefv disa9reeable and soneslass $500 s.s.
e;n0 disease has gained tae eatlss.
q y H.. M rndaed many of the most prominent
.sS a,s,;nv,,;shed practitioner ~ vaflous
aasss eas of ~ Western country, have suel coil.
IS fts superior efficacy That they glse ssl
lss;daa nrefsrence oyef 0il other sss
s, + ,,nifora1lv prescribe III their pract!ce ioI
~: 49, 5 superiority which is claimed
ne over all othere. i, that's
ns,de1t Sc is being speedy and certain cslIe,
Il IS the most perfectly innocent remedy
ri Infants. females, and persons Of the most
ol;ca,e consultations, may take itwithout the
iaast fear sof any unpleasant effect ana VIII
end their general health and yigOr restored "
its use. a.,.. ~, ) tedi.
New " DftedElss NJ z 1t9,< =
This Is to certify that We, the undefsl gnea,
t,sge eli been afflicted with that unpeasaa,
{ nplaint, Fsper and 4gae or Clsiil' a'sd fsssr
Ind after using other preparations q gum nes
6, as prescribed by yphysicans without slca g
baneft. that We have been entirely cured py
f1r HUBS Vegetable Fever and Ague and An
ti-Fevar pins. we have known several other
eases az chiIIs and fever cured by the same
Pills, without any disposition 70 turn OF the
Ichiils. and we would earnestly recommend all
.arsos similarly afflicted to make trial of the
same same remedy. We candidIy believe that i
anv one will make trial Of Or. Hull's pills. ac-
lcordinq to directions, just 50 sure they WI be
s1.e1 THO MAS LEE
JOHN FTFfGAN,
CHARLES SMITH.
These Pilla are neatly put up in boxes con-
ltaining 90 doses Of pulls one dollar box.
For sale at the drug storesof Q Braman, y
.P Moody.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-09-16
Trustees Sale.


virtue Of deed Of Trust executed to
, US as Trustees BY Thomas Bruce and
Thomas Vernon, on the 26th day Of Juue 1910,
and duly recorded ia the Clerks Office Of the
Probate Court of Claiborne county. IN book 1T /.
ages 3s3, s& 335, to secure the payment Of
ceftaia notes therein specified, and to indem-
Nifty and save harmless certain persons therein
NAMED, at the election of FIX said Thomas Bruce
and Thomas Vernon, and at the request of
Duncan N Dougall, one of the parties concern-
ed, VI assurviving Trustees, will on
NO 0NDAY THE IRS1' D a * or j ma A.
ny NEXT
e 844,) proceed 70 sci at the door of the Court
House in the the town of Port Gibson, ID the
highest bidder for Cash, the following descYib-
ed property named III said deed Of Trust to wi
Al part o lot Number one ii Square number
two, fronting % feet inches on Afarket street
and running back SO feet fronting on the Pub.
lie Square. then at right angles running 28
feet inches 10 stake. or corner, thence run
ming at igat rgles 93 feet to Market street I'm
said town Of r ort Gibson
ALSO Lot nunibef five Ii Square number
tventy ID the Suburb Of ST Mary of the said
town Of Fort Gibson, and county aforesaid.
Sale to tax place wlthin Tie hours pfeacrib-
ed bylaw
WeWil make such title asis vested III gss.
I'm BAEDVVTN.1 > sufv;ng
d JEEE ERE Irastees,
June / I ts43 35-ids.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-09-16
90 ~ directions aceonp.B,;r.

as proprietor has received
certificates Of wonderful e ca,ss 1aoussea.
e the following. Many ma,a sllesg pais
l'anso, Out itis deemed unnece.ss, b pb
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-09-16

Together with the natural increase @
The females since the 18th day Of July
1910.
By viriue OF Decree Of the superlor
Court OF Chancery. of the State Of MIS-
s;ssinpi, rnade in a cause wherein the
President Directors and Company Of the.
Agricultural Bank of Mississippi, were
complainants. and Thomas Z. Wade 3.
Rachel Wade, were defendants; bond
with sufficient security will be required
- RI. DIXON
Commissioner.
MAY .q7 l843.-32-fds.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-09-16
g. w. PIERCE
VIcxsBuns, Nav ssss, isAa

2 tieK8B0Eas Aay sists lt4L.
have nsed GraYss Ointment far the Pia
with success, after having nsed various oiheE
remedies without deriving any benefit from
tnelr use whatever. Having been troubled
with this most painful disease more thantea
years. bad despaired Of ever being cured, ua.
tli 81 procured box Of Grayss Invaluable 0int,
men,, waieh has made perfect cure, after 1
few applications.
GEORGE W. EVANS
Eor sale BY Z. Dancv, Raymona. N.
Emanuel Vieksburg, W. Fox, Natclsez y 4.
Ra1aolph, Yazoo City; + & b. Green. Jacksan,,
3. y. Ward, Canton; OTIS BRAMAN Por
5ibsof; g. Shfeye, Grand Gulf; and tg Drue.
gists and traders generally. 80
March g l843-22-tf
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-09-16
THO MAS LEE
JOHN FTFIGAN
rukPT.RC SMITH

-
These Piila are neatly put up in boxes con-
tanning 90 doses of pulls one dollar box.
For sale at the drug stores of Q. Braman, g
N. P. Moody.
Eahrnarv d t843--f6-tf
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-09-16
PosTPONED.*
T,.,rSfe ee,s Sale.
PUBLIC SALE,

4; the court house ii the townof Porf Gibson,
for CASH, on Monday the 18th day of DeceIn-
ber next, the following negroes, conveyed to
me in said deed Of trust, TO wit:
Peter, Ritter, Bob, Basel, Patsey, Lewis,
Martha, Caesar, Rose and Perry.
Such title as is vested in me. hYsaid deed,
viii convey to purchasers and none other.
WM. d. BUSH,
Trustee.
Port Gibson, June 18th, 1912. 34-6m
nrThe above sale is postponed until Mon.
day the 23d day Of january nexf q 843.
WMs ID. BUSH, Trustee.
Dee II I8a2-9--tf
saz-Fhe above sale is postponed til WE'D
NESDAY, tho 26th day Of July next, and Said
sale will take place at sATARTIAs in Yazoo8
S' Wm. d. BUSH.
Ian. af. fe42-f4-tds Trustee.
The sale Dc the above property is fur
iher postponed till Monday the 10th day
or October, next When the sale wilt
be made at the place above named
w. b. BUSH,
July fB43 So ids. Trustee.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-09-16
p. BRAMAk
Port Gibson,
Ne Slams

ApfiIl Ts4s % Il
! de- hereby certify, that I hist ~
years past, been afflicted with Erys VI
3 great part 81 the time confined q sssssa 81
and my health bad h various Eespse
having tried various remedies, but g G "a
took four Of flye boxes az MoHais fllsss
Tour Of flve bottles ef Phoenix Bitsei 81 Il.
the course Of three months was sss \.
most 70 perfect health which / asu H. 81
tirel to the use bf the above mentioaea Alsss
cines. For twelve months pasl bare AR' es.S
confined day hy sickness. sr
JAMES A HII 81 & 49,. -.
Claiborne county llssls''f1
pn Q iS13
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-09-16
TTAN(, SAL

~ A44& 4&AsAA ~ p -4A-AtA - tsHe -
- IT the 30tIi day Of October is4s, at
Court House door "a the town Ct
Port Gibson, ii Claiborne county Aissls
sippi, / win offer for sale q
Public Auction,
TO the highest bidder, oEl crealt g aa1
months. ths following described lots ana
parcels of land ying and being U ne
county and State aforesaid, to wls
Lot No. 2 III Section No. 40,
containing one hundred and sew
entv acres. Lot No 3 In Sec
ton No. 40, containing Seventy
nine 0I-1OO acres. .ot no. Z
North west half of North west
ouarter Of Section No e. con-
tanning about eighty acres, al N
Township 4, Range 4 East
Also. Section No. 8 in own
shin No. 10 in Range 4 East,
containing Five Hundred and
sixtv acres. Also. q part Of sec
tions No. IS and 80, containing
Three Hundred and twenty a.
cres. IN Township 70 and {,
Range 4 East, Also, az the
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i121. From Trenton ~ WIN. millsis ., on rfond ~
YER 40 miles aud back, oneo a week.
Leave TIenton every ThuIsdoy al D M arrive a.
Miller's next day by III a IA.
Leave MiIer's every Friday al | as arrive at
Trenton next day by q . IN.
172S. FIon Tuscunbia, by the mouth Of Nan
ga river, Bolivar, 50 miles and back, once week
Leave Tuscumbia every Monday at q a mi arrive
at Bolivar next day by m.
Leave Bolivar every Wednesday at M arrive at
Tuscumbia next day by SPIN.
1729. From Van Buren,, by Alfred Deatherads =
and John Shields TO Little Piney, 100 mice and
back once week.
Leave Van Buren, every Monday al m; arrive
at Little Piney next Wednesday by m.
Leave Little Piney every 1hursd4y at nj ar
rive at Van Buien n, NJ Saturday by pm.
4730 From West Prairie TO Grand Prairie, So miles
and back, once week.
Leave West Prairie every Thursday at mi arrive
at Grand Prairie next day by pm.
Leave Grand Prairie every Saturday al u nj ar
rive at West Prairie next day by 6pm.