davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
POEHRy Z.
EuR TIE ENQUIRER

LINES ,-r;ica on yrcciriaa intelligence oi The late
Elections IN Pennsylvania ard Gsos'"
On they come-boli Freedoms phalanx,
To the rescue; and, with the strength
And moral energy. ana revolltionizing sweep
or Nations vir,nous power awakened. crush
Each tvrant scheme, and scatter wide
Like Auumn's leaves before the frosty gale
The blishlcd hopes OF dark Ambition, ana Hue
dreams
OF proslilulcd thousands
Where now each yaunlcd bulwarA of the coun-
iry's foc!--
Where now the pride. and pomp, and proud array
OF hostile policy that deckcda pirate crew.
With plundered rights and violated laiil,
To float in triumph ON the tide
OF popular will misled Relentless Eow thai
tide
And stern as old Oceans fierce decree:
When he lifts on high his so!m-clad, giant arm,
To dash in fragments, on the ileed shore,
Ear,h's proudcst Navies-beaks, and back re-
coils,
In troubled and vindiciivc waves,
Malripg all pride OF party strength, and makes
Each crested hulwark fall Poor Misrulc.
Thy power hath been short ol date;
Nor doth a single patriot shed tear
OF pity on thy grave: Thy tall
Is but The signal of Nations jubilee.
Bright floats the starry banner now
OF Liberty and peace; and every patriot nails,
With hcaving breast, and accents lcapng on INC
tongue,
The uncloude, dawn OF bct,erday~.
Du, mct.inks see a stately folm
Pale and aghas, with terror stand,
Amid the wreck of hopcs, while tears tall last
OF bitter disappoinlmrni;-in! he bows
His whiiened head-and, with pa!sied tongue
Exclaims, Can Ashland shield IN"
From Nations wra!h?" Unhappy man
To Ashand's shades rrt:c-nur seek AGAIN
To brook Nations trowu;so shalt thou speh"
Thy waning days in peace: Obscurly ham
A charm lhou knows. net oi-a hcwiiciins SPc'i'
That best belts thee TEKEl. hath The Pcop'c nai@'
Har II nor, 0,id hced. - W. ~
Farmville, Oct. 18th, ISL
a dark ard fearful feature in our polllirei
system and one which calls loudly Tor reform, Is
the shameless prostitution, too apparently prev W.
lcn,. 10 the honors and emolrmenis OF gWF' We
believe that the election OF the Republican canci-
,iatc 70 the Presidency would tend, in measure
10 secure the necessary refo:;n with regard 10
~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26

! and FOR SALE IN FLUVANNA
r0UNTY.-Thc subscriber offers for sale a
Tract Of Land, lying on the Little Machunk
Creek, in Fluranna county, twelve miles South
q the Town of Charlottesville, and abou, four
niles from Union Mills, on the Rivanna. The
upper part of Big Machunk runs through the
land, and has at all seasons sufficient water TO
,ura Grst or Saw Mil. About forty acres OF
tae lanl are cleared-thity Of which are under
cultivation, and well cnclosed-thc balance, (i6i
acres is we'll stocked, with timber of original
growth. 1t is believed to contain some as fine
timber (Oak, Hickory, Pine, and Becch,) as can
h. found on any land East of the Blue Ridge
Situated within two miles Of Saw Mill, four
miles from the Rivanna, and buta few miles from
the Richmond and Louisa Rail Road, the OAK
T'm}.r alone is sufficient, 10 pay the price asked
i1y The land. The land is rich Meadow ami fine
hnc Tobacco land. There is perhaps no better
Tract, {ot like >ize) for quality of land, and adj
yantag.s of location South Of the Mountains
There is on the land, in good repair. a Dwcl
Ing House, one and half stories high-eighteer
ty twenty feet, with other buildings for securing
Ii. crop; also, rwo excellent Springs. a por-
ton of the land is now in Corn and Oats. Mr.
Prildv. who at present resides ON the Tract, and
Mr.. Bowlcs, residing in the neigbborhood, will
show the land, and poin, ont the boundaries 10
any enc DESTROYS Of purchasing. The title is an
Questionable. For further information, line adj
dre>sedto the undersigned az Richmond, Virginia,
VIII receive promp. attention.
WM. B. ALLEGRO.
Sept, ) 9i-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
10 Nc Editors Of Tie Eaqrifcr:

90 w isHftW' ~ the i<"i"''~t'
NELSON CorSTY, 10Th Get.
Gentlemen Il fear from the havoc You are
playing with the Ge,d Caph@t OF eur Wing
friends. that il will al! be demolished before our
par; reaches down here. II ever peer souls
were worthy Of their paY. we, The unilnching
Democracy oilhis Wing region, are surely entitled
TO our porii0R.
see iha, one of our brethren Of the Accomack
region has made known his claims, and trust
We may, without being regarded as intfudcrs,
call for ours. | suppose il will be dealt ont by
regular iurns-iirst who calls, the first 10 be
served. You can send oar portion b. some pas
senc.r on the pacaat To Lynch5Gtg, 10 ne dcno-
sted in one of the Banks-to ~ deposited as the
Nelson portion of the British Gold. lon need
no, fear sending it BY Wing or Democrat, becansc
the Democrat will CERTAINLY distribute fairly,
and the Wines could 10; be induced 10 touch i!
on any account. Whcihcryou send ii or not, we
will in November give you good account OF
this county. 10 not mean 10 say we will carry
The county Tor tie Democracy, bul we will surely
reduce the Wing majority considerably.
Respectfully, yours 4 LOVER OF GOLD
By The Editors:-Not sovereign has yet come
10 hand. John Bull must be asleep, or his agents
mus, have proved dishonest. Brother Jonathan
would no. have managed his matters 50 wretch
edly. Here is the Election almost at hand
within eleven DAYS, it will all be overland yet
not tract have We seen-not doll1r have we
received-And still we are all suffering to- the
want of Documents, and still more for the want
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26

Tng STATE SAFE ron PotE ND Dallas
We have los, the state for Io, in consequence
o., divisions in our own ranks in other parts OF
the STATE. and wc caa rim Il hec!, ~ all raitin"
pa;rio;icailY, and with cEcr.y, Tor Polk and pal-
las. Let cye.y Democrat bear in mind that VI
can carry the State at The Presidential election.
There are thousands OF voters in Ohio who voted
Tor BARLEY that will not voc for Clay. The
state is nc,tec,ly saf. for Polk and Dallas
Do your duty, Democrats, and the halo.-hox
win prove il Up then, resolved upon victor,
and we triumph = Oaio Eaaic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
WIN. ALLEN.
DIAPER And TAILOR,
~, IuI Nrc.r Marx STRErT

No. 1VI " EET .'TNTN
WOULD respectfully inform his lri4nts ana
him ,l,at he has Jus, returned from The Northern
Giles where he has selected with great care, L
beautiful assortment OF FALL GOODS in his
line comprising Cloths, Cassimcres, Ves,nSS,
Gloves, &C.. and indeed every article constituting
= G.n,leman's Wardrobe He has spared no
mains in the selection OF the ADORE Goods and
would respectfully ask the attention Of his friends
n them. feeling assured that the terms upon which
he will be able 10 furnish them, will be such as
IN give satisfaction, being determined 10 sell
hem as low as such articles can be purchased AZ
any Northern or Eastern Establishment, style and
omaltv considered. Sept, 30-solm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26

Mn. EENAHLE's SrEEcu.-We were so much
engaged on Tuesday lasl, that We were deprived
of the pleasure Of hearing The address delivered
by Mir. Nenablc, in Warrenton, on that day. We
have heard Mr.. Venabr's effort spoken OF in very
high terms by several gentlemen, who are very
capable of forming correct opinion as 10 is me
rilS. The Democracy oil Warren doubtless feel
themselves under obligations 10 Mr.. Nenable Tor
the ability with which be has sustained their prin-
cipie>.- JjaTeaton Reporter, Ocf. -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
MEpICAL DEpARTNENr or THE UNIVERSITY

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT or THE UNIVERSITY
OF NSsYi.EANia.-SESSioN OF l.ii-45'
TIME Lectures viii commence On MONDAY, November
L the 4;h, AMI or continued under TIC following ar
ranccmsnt, 10 the middle 81 March ensuing:
Practic. and Tneory az Medicine, by Nathaniel Chap
man, d.
Chemistry, bv Robert Hare, VI. u.
Surgery BY William Gibson. ~. d.
Anatomy, by William Z. Iorsrr, NJ. D.
Institutes Of hIedicine by Samuel Jackson, N. ~:
Ala.era iiedica aud Pharmacy, by George b. WOOD,
M. d. $50
Obstetrics md the Diseases Of Women and Children,
by Hugh L. Hodge. Al. d. ).
course of Clinical Lectures and Demonstrations IN
connection with the above, will he given at the very ex'
tsnsiye and convenient Inrmary called the Phadel-
phia Hospital.
Clinical Medicine, by w. w. Gerhard, NJ ID.
Clinical Surgery, b. Drs. Gibson and ilorrer
Clinical instruction In Medicine Is also given from me
l.t day of November 10 the 1t day Of March, by Dr.
Wood In the Pennsylvania Hospital.
Clinical instruction is likewise given al tho unVersi-
ty every Saturday mornng.,, o,,, -
Dean of the Medical Faculty.
as3 Chestnut, st., Phil, Sept. 6, ls4L ai-aiw'liN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26

NTOTICE.-By virtue of Deed OF Truss, exc
~ cu,ed by Robert Hill, and Elizabeth S. Hill
his wife, 10 tine subscriber as rnscc 10 secure the
payment of a sum of money due TO Gen. Philip
Ayleu, shall, on the first day OF the next Superb
or Court OF Law and Chancery for the county of
James City and city OF Williamsburg, before the
door of the Courthouse of said county, sell, at
public sale, for cash. ali the right title and inter-
est OF the said Elizabeth $. Hill vino was Eliza
beth S. Travis, in the estate Of her father, John
Travis; which interest, consisting Of slaves, was
lately held by Mrs. Judith Travis for her life
The title is believed TO he undoubte.; but, acting
as trustee, shall only sell such title as is vested
in me- r. /. DANIEL, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
DR.. CAnrwEionr is claimed BY the Wings as d

DR.. CARTwEiGnr is claimed BIZ The Wings as
Hchange," when the fact is well known that that
gentleman has no, acted with the Democratic par
~ for four or six years past; in fact, he some time
since wrote 4 letter 10 friend in East M!s'issip-
pi, saying thai the State had no, leen under De-
n.ocra;ic administration for lie last six YEATS.
This is a spcci;aea Of change 10 Whissery in
loi!.--IE.
The Wing press in this region his just been r.
publishing late har'lm.scaluIa leucr ul The Doe
Tors with some flourish OF trumpe;>. His hip TO
Europe seems Ia nave tuTHcd Tie wo!hy Doctors
head EnGeucr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
.iI,c Cianscs An Old Editor "Comr ort fom
az0uo ne E,ut pOyfU"

.iMyc Caanscs An Old Ediior "Come ort FIRM
Amoag he F5al P0fp"
Ever day brings tokens OF new conyers-rew
ail-and amid all the hustle attendant upon The
arrival OF new rcin;orcemcnls, the cry sill goes
up-"ThcY come they come ~ The work is
Going on with crct--hc masses are railying 10
the defence OF onr Constitution and thousands
who left The Democratic party in times gone by,
are returning 10 is ample fold; ard the repeat
@! bass from he Democratic clarion are sweep
in. down Ike the tornado, the Jericho walls OF
Whi-gcrv We heard las; week Of ionvscrcn
changes in orr favor among Tic farmers ot War
rem countv--n Warren, the vcrr citadel Of coon
cry. where Democracy coul! lie heard only in Il
faint whisper lgl begins to dawn. We arc con-
iidcn!r assured that her 100 majority in 10 will
now hc rclncci To 21) Ever township has il
hickory POLE. anI III cathu>iasm and numerous
changes ere beginning 20 alarm the coons in their
own holes.
Besides II these, We have the pleasure 10 add
III, name OF John +. Powers, Esq OF Crawlor!>-
vile. former cdi.or Of the Record, Wing parer
in that place He j. Z yCnng man oi very rcspcc-
,1lls talents. an able stamp speaker, and we bai.
him a valuable acquisition 10 our cansc. Dis
gu.;c 1t the aonllc-dcain" OF bis old coon co
adiuois, liz nov takes ground IN Behalf OF the in
dc.cndcncc oi' the State 81 equal laws and ct
conaiiiy of obedience 10 the law, OF a separation
OF the Government iiom nanks, OF the retention
oiihe proceeds of lie public lands in the hands
of;he General Government, o! striking blow
against British intrigue and assumption ny annex
ug Texas and Occupying Oregon, OF Tariff OF
Gn,ics arranged for rcvcnnc, witt, the protection
which is incidental, and Of DESTROYING forever, the
power Of aris;ocratic combinations against the
rights and privileges Of the masses. This is what
We !ik. 10 see. Mr. Powers has taken The stump
in good earnest. and will hravelv battle in The
cause. Push en- Tie column" The cry is up
the heat is on-and the anpri';1pcd principles OF
Mr.. Clay will receive the chastisemenl they have
twice before received at the hands Of The Amcri-
can people Il LGjayctic (Iad) Sanfard-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
practical legislation. Even those differences are

practical legislation Even those differences are
fast fading away
On the subject of Texas also there arc shades
of difference, bit 50 faint and rare a. 10 constitute
no ground for separation or reasonable complaint.
A parry strong, 20 Homogeneous and so uni
ted. always ready 10 sacrifice personal preferences
and interests for 9rea; principles, must nc stccess-
tm No local or temporary reverse can destroy
it, II will Acquire strength from the protlgate
bar@anings OF lis adversary which al first seem
10 weaken il, and never losing its character com
promising It's principles OF disgracins its name,
il will survive all attempts To destroy il, and lie
come in few years. ana Tor ares 10 come, the
.goroni0s party oil Ibis great Republic with Ito
competition other than that which shall steal its
cloak, profess lis creed, and steal lis name.
Kn@aNS Erpositor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26

...lS PEW 1Dn


DANAWAY from the Subscriber "a trader
II travelling South, on Sunday the 18th Sept. n
negro man named PLEASANT. The said negro
is about five feet, ten or eleven inches high, oil !:
yellow or copper ccor has quite sulicn look
and speaks >ullcnly. He wore away coarse
homc>pun shirt, biac colorci coat, (ro'1daho"i,
black country Jeans pania!aons, and an old black
fur hat He was raised il iibemailc county,
Va, by Mr. Mann Page, and will Doubtless en-
dcavol 10 get back 10 That county. will give
the above reward for his apprehension and Ge-
livery 10 II. H. Dickinson & Brother Richmond,
Va. or Tor his confinement in Jail, 10 be delivered!
to them Upon application AID The pavement Of the
reward. L. G. PONDER,
R. H. Dickinson Il Brother, Agents.
Oc, I0-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26

NOTICE.-The subscriber, residing. near Lo-
IN retto Post Office, Essex county, Virginia,
wishes to sell between,wo and three hundred head
Of good Cattle, among which are some fine Grass
Beeves RIGID. BAYLOR.
Oct l5-2awSw ExecutorofRo P. Waring.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
~ Runaway from the subscriber, living near
F'ishersvilIe Augusta county, Va, On The 3Cih OF
last month"; a Negro Man, named Charles, IS
years DID, yellow complexion, five feet eight ornine
inches high, and worli weigh about 10. He
had on blue cloth coat and blue cloth pana-
looms, high-crowncd black i'lr hat, and a
pair Of boots when he copcd-and wore silver
watch He may, however, have changed his
clothing and disposed Of bis watch. He was ap-
pretended in Haydcnsville, Goochand, last "ci-
ncsday, and again c.cared on his way Ia Jail.
and il is likely has made his way 10 Richmond, as
he has negro acquainlanccs in This city. He i,
no doubt, making an effort 10 get to some Of the
Northern free States The above reward will be
given Tor his apprehension cut OF the State Of
Virginia or fifty dollars il taken in Virginia.
To tie secured in either case until ge' him:
Oct 9-clf GEORGE conner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26

Thar 5000 EEr-We announced a few days
ago that the Hon Geo. II. proni, had offered Ia
bet 5000 that James Is. Polk woGld receive IL
erc;ter number Of clectora votes At the approach
ing Presidential election than Henry Clay. The
bcl has been taken up ~ the Hon. Alex. Barrow.
L. s Senator from Louisiana, ard the stakes dc.
pcsi,ed IN the third paTtys hands
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
A TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE, AID
IQINLNl, RICiI AlND

A TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE, AD-
JOINING RICHMOND.
T OFFER for sale privately, the above tract OF
l. Land containing between three hundred ana
fifty and four hundred acres. 1t is situated
in the county OF Henrico about Two miles !iom
the Main street of Richmond, being Lard former
ly owned by Reuben Bla!;ey, deceased, and nov
occupied by Mrs. Rediord and MIR. Il. t. Boyd.
Contiguous 10 it are the lands Of Mis- Cook, Mrs.
Geo. Blakey and Messrs. Mabn Poe, Starke,
Gregory and New. 1t is rare that an opportunity
offers OF purchasing land 80 near the cityci Rich
mond, and embracing so many advants yes as are
united in this tract Any person desiTons OF pur-
chasing this Land, can I've shown il BY calling
upon The present occupants: and Tor information
as 10 price, will please address the subscriber.
who resides in Lynchburg. The terms OF credit
will be liberal and made entirely TO suit the con-
veniencc OF tic purchaser.
ADOLPHUS d. READ.
~. ID,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
ADOLPHUS d. READ.
Oct. l-d3t CEN
By TIC Lieutenant GOroMor Of Virginia.

BIZ TIC lieutenant Governor IF Virginia.
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, n vacancy hath occurred IN the General
w Assembly nf this Commonwealth, by tie death OF
Joel ncman the delegate elect for the county Of Isle
OF Wight: The Sheriff of The said County IL therefore
authorized ANA required bold an election on the hsi
Monday in November next within his said county, Tor
a delegate To fill the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand, Lieutenant Governor. act
ing rs Governor, in pursuance of the provisions
T,rALl Of the Constitution ani the lesser zeal
or the Commonwealth, n; Richmond, this fourth
day of Sepie ulber, IN the year lsfi.
SAINT no 36-ld JOHN RUTHERFORD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26

NOTICE TO COUNTY COMMITTEES.
-. We advise the Democratic Committees 10
obtain and circulate forthwith the Electoral Tick
cts They may be procured Il, all the Democrat
c printing Offices in the State. They may, Of
course, be obtained At the Enquirer Office. Price
ily cents per hundred.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
TRUST SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES.

TRUST SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES.
DY virtue OF a decd of trust executed 10 us by
ID the late Clack Robinson, for purposes therein
specified, dated the 9Th day OF March, 1873 ami
duly recorded in the Registers Office OF Warren
County, We will sell 10 The highest bidder, on
Friday the first day of November next, al the
plantation known as the Jones Plantation, all the
Lands OF, The SAID Robinson living on the North
side OF the Roanoke river, and about seventeen
likely Negroes. There are about two thousand
two hundred acres OF Land, good portion of
which is superior river bottom; the upland is OF
good quality and well imbcred. This Land was
purchased by the said Robinson, OF the late Fran
els Jones and others, and may lie conveniently d-
vided into two or more tracts 10 suit purchasers.
The healthy region in which this Land lies, the
fertility of the soil and It's location, being i'll the
immediate vicinity of the Raleigh and Castor
rail road, and only about fifteen miles above Gas
ton, combines advantages rarely offered in any
country. Those wishing to purchase are request
ed to view the premises, which will be shown by
MessS William or Allen Robinson, both Of
whom live upon the premises, or by either OF the
subscribers Bonds with approved security will
be required for the purchase money OF the Land
one half payable on the 9Th February next, the
other half payable on the 9TH otFebruary lSl6-
The Negroes will be sold for cash. The right 10
the whole OF the properly indispnablc but, sell
ling as trustees we shall convey such title only as
isvcstcd in us BY said deed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
n. MILAN,
O. d. Fits.

ITUSlttS.
~ Z. Al! the creditors Of c. Robinson, decd,
are requested TO furnish us with statement ofthe
amount or ha'ance due them on or before The 2otii
day of October those living al distance can
do 50 By letter, addressed to las al Macon Depot,
Warren y. c. \. NJ.
O. d. f,
Oct Ids Trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26

TIE Distribution roAia@ carri.d It.
Ngjnities il. boii Hoases cpp0~8 10 i'.Siatcs
rcfeslne he .M&oy-T!c iHsi@'o hemocrGcg;
Us I'e'rio'ism and Ll'rc21@:a-.Nasatlndc IF
liz smjsct-Ns ref ya'e ea1 r"inc"s lcndca-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
RICH NJ On ID, VA.
saturday Morning. o,soser 20, ,s44.

Pen The Enquirer.
THE RAN LPu EPISTLES
INr:r S,rn,rs-No. |
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-11

"OMENs We scarcely open Wing pa.
per which does not contain one or more re-.
nunciations Of Van Burenism by those who
were his supporters in 1910. The deser.
tions are so numerous, and he detection in
the Lnco'oco ranks so general and conta.
gious, that shere will be scarcely corporaI's
guard left TO rally around and comfort the
sage Of Undertook in the secoad and de.
cisive defeat which awaits him next fall
The very idea Of revival and restoration
Of the odious policy OF his administration is
fast alienat,og from his support those who
have hitherto been considered his friends.
Never was sinking ship left in more for.
Torn condition, and if the miserable, dis
mantled old hulk of Locofocoism can with
30 much difficulty be kept aaoat now, what
possible chance i. thsre tina, il will survive
a single broadside when brought in.o fair
action? If Mr.. Van Buren, cannot rely up
on the supper, Of those who voted tor him
when he met with surh tremendous over
throw four years ago, what probability is
therc Of his obtaining The vote Of single
State mex, fall?- Ohio State Journal.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-11
DOGAN g. CLEVELAND.
Per A. G. BARNETT.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
TIsHAMlNGo COUNTY.

PROBATE CoURr, December Term lS43.
N Office is hereby given, that an APP
IN pIication to me, by Andrew j. Fraly
of Harden County, Tennessee. who
claims an undivided interest of all that
tract Of land in said County Of Tishamingo,
known and designated as the South Eas.
quarter Of Section No. Ten, in Township
Two, and Range Eight The North East
quarter Of Section Thirty.fvc, Township
One, Range Eight. The South West Of Secs
ton Twenty seven, Township Two, Range
Eight.-And the South West Of Section
Eleven, Township Two, Range Eight, East,
Chickasaw Lands. have nominated Das
vid W. Hyndman, James B. Townsend,
and A. B. Walker Esqrs. 10 divide the soid
tracts Of Land into eleven equal paris OF
shares and unless proper objections are
stated to me, at the Court House in the
town o. Jacin,o, in the FIRST Monday in Feb.
ruary 1874, the said David w. HynI man
James r. Townsend and A. B. Walker.
will then be appointed 10 make par,i,ion
Of he said Lands held by :sopar,ners, joint.
tenants and tepan,s ia common. Given
under my bind sEd seal the 4sh Of Deem.
i643. A. II WEIR,
Probate Judge
Deem. 4,h lS43-7-sw-prs fee $l3 50
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-11
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

a z The May Term, 1874. n tho Pro.
"A bsis Court n T,ppsb County Mi,ss.
s,pp,. Lsilsn u Administrator ws,s
granted 10 The undersigned, on the g.,s,s
II ilsuy Noriheross. Deceased. Notice 10
therefore, hereby given to I'll persons who
have claims sgainsi sid Estate 10 pssssn,
The same, properly authenticated, within The
limo prescribed by law, OF Tho Same will bs
barred.
N. N. NORTncROss,
Adm. Of saM E.fais.
Msyii,h Isil-17-G fee A.