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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-06-25
Iune %, le44.

Jane Penny, Lucinda Penny, Lewis Penny,
Wesley Penny, Andrew Penny and lndiann
Penny, Children, and Jane Penny widow of
Peter Penny decd,
WILL TAKE NOTICE
TTNHAT petition was fled against them on
The 18th day of une 1874 in the Court of
Common Pleas of Brown county Ohio by .an-
drew ] {. Ralstin & Nancy J, Ralstin his wife
and George Shick and Dulceua Shick his wife,
and is now pending, wherein they demand par
titlon Of & assignment of dover in the following
lands and re al estate to wit; Sixty two acres
and twenty two poles decided to Peter Penny
now dec, as sd, by Lewis Penny and wife in
said county of Brown on the waters OF Clover
lick cFeak part Of a survey Of 200 acres made IN
the name Of William TOmlin by No. 573--also
ons hundred and eighty two acres and thlty
seven poles Of land lying in sale county Oh tn'
waters Of Whiteoak creek and decided by janet
Taylor and wife by their Attorney to rete
| Penny being part of David Lamberts survey
! No. 942l.--Also 81 acres and 25 poles OF lan'
| living in said county decided to Peter Penny b.
| George G. Light s. wife part Of entry in tn
name of ohm Watts No. 1901 --Also thiIt
three and three fourth acres Of land lying in sai
county decided TO Peter Penny by George G
Light and wife and being survey Nc
Il 1O657 in the name Of William .Andrews--.als lie
i 54acres Of land lying in said county, pal
Of tract of l0t acres decided by said Light
wife TO said Peter Penny and part of sal
i Watts survey s90l--Also IS acfes,2 roods
"a poles of land lying in said county
, which said Peter Pennyded seized and part'
said WilliamTomlin's surysy No.573; and a
20 three and three fouFths acres of lar
, living in said county decided to the heirs
, | Peter Penny by Joseph Pitzer & wife part
survey No. 1861 in the name Francis PoytC
and that at the next term ofsaid court applies
g lion will be made by the said petitioners for !
i order thvt partition may be made of said prem
A ises and dover assigned therein.
Juns 20thIs44.--6w
= 'T7 l-se ANDREW J. RAIsTiN and NAM
= RALsFiN his wife & GEoR'
v e,m SHrck & DULCsNA smoK his wi
II r Petitioneus
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Administrators Sale.

,,owr COUNTY, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
TJanrv Dav d on, Adm'r of Petition to osell
IlismDavidsOn, deed real estate. to
vs.. pay ueO'S'
Joshua Davidson, ct. al
IN PURSU AN CE Of an order Of the
A Court OF Common Pleas, made at the
Aur.l Term, 1874" Ofsaid Court, sitting
shin and for the County Of Brown, Ohio,
will offer for sale, on Saturday the 10Th
dav Of August 1914, between the hours
81 10 o'clock A. M. and A o'clock P. M.
:, ihe font door Of the Court House in
Georgetown the following described real
estate, to wit: Beginning at asycamore
and elm, on the upper line cfWilliam Da-
visions decd. lands, on the bank of the
ereek. thence down saidciee K south sixty
ons (6l) degrees, west iny'nins (59,
noles 10 aIslske, abcuttwo ~ poles from
tha head Of the mill race; thence north
sixtv.nius and One,haif (69A) degrees
nassinp large doubls sycamore, at sever
IN poles, the creek road ct twelve az
NSSlas. in ell sixteen (l6)poles 70 Z stake
thance south fortyNtwo and One-half (42i
, degrees. west. coming on the road .
four C4l poles, leaving il at twelve ( IL
poles. crossing the road again at fifty
eisht (5s) poles, a run at the head,gat'
a sixty (6O) poles, in all sixty'fOur (c4
Onlss "a 4 stake, thence south eight an
I one fourth [S4l degrees west, coming Q
ne road at eight (s) poles, in all twenty
nine (20) poles, to stak, thence soul
thirtv.two and one half (32i degree
wesffotty aevsn t47y poles to stone Q
the other side Of the road, leading trol
Dsyidson's mill TO CIark's mill, theme
with said road south fifly.six and thr'
fourth f56a1 degrees, east, TO the cree
road, eighteen [le1 poles, bank Of q
creek a twenty [2Ol poles, the oPpesl
bank at twenty.eight l6l poles in
thivtyone E3lI poles 10 beech tree al
iron wood, thence up the creek, AorI
twsniy-one and three. .iouFths [2l4l d
aEses east, crossing small drain at TWEEN
iwo I92l poles another at fbfiyrtwc[4
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poles, in oil ffy-three and ous-bslf 1891
poles TO a sIakS, on The bank Of the
creek about four [4l feet from q large
beech, thence north Ihi:iy seven aud Ons
haIt 5IAl poles, east crossing road
leading TO Davidsop's min attenT4Olpoles
~ oil one hundred and one and one half
lUli poles TO a stone, thence north six
'y-hVs and one fourth 1851 degrees,
east crossing a large drain at sixty
loOl poles, in all sixty.fVe [65l poles, TO
stake, on the upper line Of saldDaVid-
sons tTeci, thence with said line, north
Lightweight and one fOnrth degrees west.
crossing branch at four az poles, com,
ing 10 the bank Of tina creek at eighteen
(lS) poles, in all thiriy.one (3l) poles
TO the beginning. containing thirty -four
l34) acres and ten i0] poles, being on
White Oak creek, Brown county, Ohio,
and on which is situated a splendid Mer
chant Mill and dwelling house and other
valuable Improvements. To be sold free
from all claim OF dover Of Susan Davidson.
Appraised at eight thousand dollars =
Terms Ofsale One third Of the purcb-
ase money cash in hand; one third in
one year, and one third in two years,
with interest from the day of sale, 10 be
secured by mortgage or the premises
The said real estate to be sold by the
undersigned, TO pay the debts owing bV
the said William Davidson. deceased.
HENRY DAVIDSON, Admir- of
William Davidson, deceased.
Jule II, 1874.
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Sherif's Sales,

A GREEABLY to the command Of sundry or.
~ ders and decrees for sale under DEGREES in
chanceEy and writs of Execution to me directed
by the court of Common Pleas of Brown county I,
Ohio, [ will expose to public sale at the court
house in Georgetown, on Saturday the goth day
of JOY 1914. between 10 and 4 O'Clock on said
dav, the following real estate to wits In lot in
tho town of Ripley Brown comfy Ohio, mum
bor one hundred and thirty, (l30G TO be
sold as the real estate Of alexander Campbell
AZ the suit of Thomss l.. HGmer, Chambers
Baird g. Marshall & Pom. Valued at $500.
ALSO,
A certain tract Of land situate 10 the
town Of Ripley Brown county Ohio, and
bounded as follows TO wit: The one
half of that certain ia lot known and de-
scribed on the plat Of said town by mum
ber ffty four (54,) Beginning at the
western corner Of said lot No. 81, thence
at right angles from the stree: back with
IfSe linz? e?oi said lot No. 81 and of No
IS one hundred end eighty feet to the
northern corner Of said IolNo. 81, thence
with the back line Of said lot No. 81 81
feel, thence at right angles from sait
back line Que hundred and eighty feet I
kthe front line OF said lot No. 54, Themes
with said front line TO the beginning
Valued at $3.50. To be sold as the res
estate Of John Parkerat the suit ofJame
Young. 49,
The following real estate TO wit:
lot No. llS in the town Of LavanT
I Brown county Ohio. To bs sold as ii
real estate Of Jacob Shulz at the suit
WIN. Thompson Valued $75.
ALSO,
Il The following tract Of land to witt,
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Executor's Sale.

I'm pursuance Of an order of the court
-AOf Common Pleas Of Brown cOunlv
Ohio, and revived at their last April
Term, will proceed on the premises on
the 10Th day of August next between the
hours Of 10 and 4 o'clock and will then
and there sell, at public auction.
the following real estate of which
Benjamin Sutton, late Of said county
died seized to wit, the west one third
of lots Nos. SO. 81. s. So. in the town of
Decatur said couniy.-AIso lots Nos. 81
So. 50. 60. 81. so. SO. a. 65. rs. n.
70. so. 81. 80 SO S4 in said town of
Decatur, said lots not to be sold at less
than two thirds Of the appraised value
thereof as returned to sAii Court and up
on tho following terms to wit, one third
cash 10 hand, one third in one year and
the residue in two years with interest
from tho day Of sale, 10 be secured BY
bond and good security.
JOHN RAMEY, Executor ol
Benjamin Sutton decd.
June "a, 1914.
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STATE OF OHIO.
BRoWN COUNTY Cow. PLEAs.

BROWN COUNTY CON. PLEAs'
James s. Harrison e.
Eliza S. Harrison his wife PARTON
James E. Anderson and Sarah W. AM
derso6 bis wife, William r. Strange,
frances F. Strange, Frances V. Hey
liz and John H. Thompson and Ruth
Thompson his wife.
HNHE abovenamed defendants will take
Il notice that on The 10Th day of June
1914 the petitioners filed in the Court of
Com mon Pleas of Brown county Ohio,
their petition praying that dover may be
assigned TO Ruth Thompson, late widow
Of John Strange decd. and that partition
may be made between the demand :
ants and the defendants according 10 the
respective interests in the following de-
scnbed tract Of land in Brown county
State of Ohio, on the waters of White
oak creek: Beginning at four naples
on the old Newmarke road ,thence north,
66 degrees west, 81 poles to two dog
woods and elm, thence south "a degrees
west ITO poles TO three naples, thence
south 66 degrees sast S3 poles to gum
and dogwood, thence north 33 degrees
east ia poles to the Beginning; con
tanning sixty four acres and eighty fou
poles, part Of Bennett Tompkins surve!
Of 1000 acres No, 1856 s. that appllca
ton will be made at the next term 0
said Court for writ of partition.
By G. w. KING Atty. TO
petitioners.
Iuna %. 1874,
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% degrees east 90 $40 poles 10 a stone
and buckeye on the bank Of the creek
10 the old line, thence north. 6S 3 5 de-
grees west, 81 poles 10 nsiake at The
meadow, thence nOrlh. ] degree east 10
the beginning, containing in all93 acres,
more or less, 67I seresiE Thomas
BIackweII's survey Of 1000 acres No.
I043, and 81 acres in Robert MonoW's
survey Of 1000 acres. TO be sold aS The
real estate Of Joshua d. HaughaWaut at
the suit Of Graham for the use Of N.
LOngworih and Wm. SlOckeh. Valued
a, $12 90 per acre.
ALSO,
The following real estate lying on The
waters Of whiieOak creek in Brown cOun-
ty Ohio, part OF q survey maes 10 The
name Of Thomas Warning No. 1880: Be.
ginning at a peint in the creek opposite
a cherry andctwO suganrees on the south
bank Of the reek at a corner 10 James
Bell, thence down che said creek ill Op.
uasiIe two iIonwOOdE and a beech on the
south bankof the said creek, corner to
John Pettyiobn formerly Amos Petty
John. theme s. Is deg. E. 80 poles to 2
beecIes, thence S. 4s deg. W. AZ l-2
poles TO Two beeches and a sugsrlfee,
thence s. IS deg. E. 90 i2 poles TO a
water beech, ash and oak, corner TO Di-
vid Foreman. thence N. rs deg. E. 9e
poles with Foreman's line TO dogwOOd
corner to James Bell, thence with James
Bells line N. ID deg. W l39 IL poles
to the beginning containing seventy 6v'
acres, more or less as acres) TO b'
sold as the real estate Of Richard II
Masters at the suit Of George JaTman.--
Valued a, $S Sc.
VIM. SHIELDS, Sh'f B. CO.
Sheriffs Office, June 18th, 1874.
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SHARTFF SALE,

MY virtue Of writ ofvenduoni expo.
D n as TO me directed by The court OF
Commen pleas Of Brown County, ONO
I will offer for Sale on the public Square
in Georgetown, on Saturday the Oh day
Of July 1874, between 10 and 4 O'Clock
on said day one SoreI mare. I" b9 sold
as the property Of John Hill at the Sun
Of Jacob Snider. ,
sheriGIs Office, June 25th, lS44.
WIN. SHIELDS, Sh'f b. G. d.
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SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue of a writ OF vendi'
Dt tioni exponas 10 me directed by the
conrt Of Common Pleas Of Brown county
Ohio | will offer for sale at the house OF
.Thomss Leonard, in Perry township
Brown Ono, on monday the Sth day OF
July 1914, between ten aud A O'Clock on
said day, one Sorrel mare and one colt
To be sold as the property Of Thomas
Leonard at the suit Of Hamer d. DeVore'
sherifi's Office June 25th, 1854.
WIN. SHIELDS. Sh'G. BY VIM. T, AL
LEN DepI'y.
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Brown Common Plea.
] Petitien Gor Parti-
aion.
John Leonard

Vs. sion.
Andrsw Smith &othsTs
A NDREW Smith, Elizabeth Smith, Aaron
n Leonard, Levi Leonard, George Lsonard,
John Shofwsll, Ellen shOiWsll. Leonard Ma
son, Hestezna Mason, GeoTgs Mason, AndfsW
MAsoB, Mary Huber, James Hsleman, joseph
H0lemaB Ellee HOl man, Elizabeth HOlsmah,
AHFon Hoeman, -fhomasEoleman EvslinsHole-
man, and Hamit Holeman, will take notice,
that petition was fled on the 26ih day ofApnl
1874, in The Court Of Z. .mmon Pleas Of Brown
county Ohio, by John Leonard, and is now psn-
ding wherein tine said JOhn Leonsrd demands
partition Of the following real estate; BegiH-
ming az a double white oak and two othen IN
Earbear's line and north west corner and wlth
west corner 10 JOAN ABdsrOn, thence with An
dersOns line south, 79 degrees east, l34 pei e.
- 3 white oaks iH the line Of lgnatius Roses
survey and corner TO said anderson, theneo
with the line ofRosses survey north, u degrees
east GO poles 70 two hiekoIiss and whitsoak,
corner to said Ross, thence north 79 degrees
west, 1874 poles TO two white oaks and gum cor
ner to Earheart. thence with HE line south, II
degrees west, 60 poles to the beginning, eoh-
tanning so AeTss and that, at the next tarm
OF said Court, application will be made BY ahO
said John LeonoTd for an order that partition
may be made Of said premises.
JoBN LRONARD, Petitionsr.
MARsHALL e. PENN, soils. for PepF.
May 81, lS44.--6W
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Notice..

SEALED proposals will be received by
Sthe directors Of the poor house in
Georgetown, until the 3rd day OF August
next, for Superintendent of the Poor
house for the next year, commencing on
the l4lh day of September next.
Ia a1r.. WILLIAM CARTY.
Clerk ofthe Board Of Dire ctors.
June 3rG l944.-4w
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Brown Com. Pleas.
Chancery.
Samuel P. Tweed
Ieorge CrossleY

VS.. Ehaneery'
George Crossey.
ENElE dsfendent G gorge Crosslsy will take no.
tice that the complainant filed in the
Court of Common Pleas of Brown county Ohio,
on the 2lst day of March 1914, his certain BIZ
in cbancory, and that said bill sets forth in
substance, that the complainant, OIL the 5Ih
day of July I84I, purchased of the defendanta
tract of land described as follows: Being paIt
of land which the said William Crossley was
living Beginning at the north east corner
of said William Crossley's farm corner also TO
lanes mckinney, thence running south, 80
poles TO a stone, thence north 80 degrees west,
57 | 2 poles u stone, thence north l-2 east,
10 n sngartree 81 poles, thence west, poles to
a stone, thence north poles to stone in the
line between William rosiiey and James .Wc-
Kinney. thence with said line 81 poles to the
beginning; col tanning 33i acres and 81 poles:-
and that said defendant executed. at the time
of said purchase; his title bond binding himself&
heirs TO make 10 the complainant general war
ranty deed upon the payment OF the sum OF nine
hundred and forty dollars, the purchase money
For said tract of land. The Bill further states
nat the purchase money has been fully paid BY
the complainant and that the complainant has
fullv complied upon his part with said contract
That the defendant has wholly failed to convey
| to COMPLAINT according to the terms of his sale
contract said tract of and. . The Bill furthe
nrays that the said Court may decree to thu
complainant the specific executive of said con
tract The sadGeorgeC Crossley will therefore taxi
notice that unless he appears on ol before th
Ist day of the next term of saidCou,t ofCommol
Pleas to be holden within and for Brown count
Ohio, to plead, answer or dsmur to sal ID BiI,th
same will be taken as confessed and decree
accordingly.
SAMUEL P. TWEED, complainant.
MARsHALL & PEEN, soils. for comprt
NAV 81, lSH.-6w
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IMMIGRATION.

II is slated in the New York paper
that upwards Of eight Thousand lmmig,
gants, principally from Germany srrlyed
in that city, the first twelve days In
June.
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Martha lane Mckee & George W. Lake
g. Mary Lake his vile

WILL TAKE NOTICE
HVHAT a petition was filed ag9lns,
IL them on the 18th day of June lS44
in the Court OF Common PlOss OF Brown
county Ohio, BY Wm. B. Mckee and IS
now pending. wherein he demands par
,i,ion of the following real estate TO vii ;
Fifty acres of land lying in SAID county
on the waters OF Straight creek OF ~hlcn N
JamesMc KeeJr died seized,part ot a sur
vev Of 2OOOacres in the name OF JohH
Tihbs No. 1885 g. 1882 and that at the
nex, term Of said Court application will
he made by the said demandant for an
order that partition may be made o.
said premises and dover be assigned
,hsrsin WILLIAM B. MCKEE, by his
Guardian and Kext trIenc
John Rslston, petitioner
DAVID 6, DAvORE, Atty.
June lS. ls44.-6w
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Notice.

There viIl be preaching at the Court
House in Georgetown ON Saturday iGe
2otb of June, at 4 O'Clock P. M. by FL.
ders Hal g. Hewitt Of the Latter day
Saints or Mormon Church.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-04

LMANAC FOR ls45-Iust received The
American Almanac for l-i5. The United
S,ales Almanac for ISIS; the Pfesby terrain eimanac
.iat l8l5; The Cnluvaiors Almanac ior I7l9' 'et
Farmers and Mcdaniel Almanac far l7lJ' ana
sale Wholesale Of Retail, at HE Cucag Book y
stationery Store Ct h2"''
dec corner OF MAJ" q Inv" ~.
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MORE NEW GOODS.

~ 81 MAN SrBEEr
CtENsENEY * REODES have his morniag re-
> celsed a lerIer supply OF Seasanahc Goots
AT reduced rrices, which viii make her stock Gll
and complete as any IN HE cry. noy 30
" EW STYLE CASHMERE PRINTS.-The
: must elegant article IN The PRINT way lL4l
has yet been offered IN HIS market. iusl opened his
morning at nov 30 SENSENEY & RHODES.
NEW CASSlMERES'-A lew pieces entirely
" new patterns, rich and beautiful. Just opened
at nov 30 SENSENEY Il RHODES.
E1ONNET RlBBONs.-Rich SHIN Srup'd Bon.
, ne Ribbons. few pieces, iusI received
my 30 SENSENEY & RHODES
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TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
OF WHEELING AND MERCHANTS IN TnE
NElGUB9RlNG TOWNS.
~ N PARK x. takes This opportunity Of uier
ming The citizens generally, HAT he has al
lreal expense secured The services OF "A very snfe-
nor workman in The Corfestionary Line from The
Eastern cities and viii he ready aiall lines TO sup
ply dealers ia hrae ar smnl qnonhhes, IN ever
rlice OF the nbu>e Inc, al Eas.em Prices aud o.
HE besfqmy
am. nIs5. prepared 10 furnish Parties at The short
a,l notice wnh all kinds o Candies, Kisses Cakes.
Preserves JeIIes. Ice Creams Ornaments and Fruit
of every de,cupnou
great variety of Fancy Toys, suitable for The
,ep,aaebinp HOLIDAYS nov %
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no THE LADIES.

AUST received NJ Todd's Shoe Emporium a
90 fresh supply Of Ladies Ganer.' superior at.
nee and vii be sold 'ery 10" ier Cash.
rr $ TODD
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sluonE. N0nKst N1IlNnL nn0Ne,

sCH00A BOOKS! SCHOOL HOOKS!
= < oGUfFEYtS EGLEGT,C READER
"a N,NuBqs's Gs.eetf. pumar
M,GndepS Eclectic SpeIler;
NaGaHrqs Eclectic l-t Reader;
M,GuHY'. Eclectic Readers
MeGoHcy's Eclectic 81 Reader;
MeGuaey's Eclectic lh Reader
Rag's Eclectic Isl Arithmetic
Ray Eclectic ID Arithmetic;
Ray's Eclectic 81 Arihme0ci Just received
and lorsae Wholesale and Reiall by
nov 20 " J ROBB, cor Nam & kIarkel SIS.
"a CASEs INDIA GUM COPAL Just received
> and mr sale by aug y JAMES BAKER.
- CASES ORANGE GIN SllELLAC. JUST re-
= esI,ca and Tor sale by aug y BAKER
GtANONY MANGANESE, 500 lbs, received and
y hr sale by aug y JAMES BAKER
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BOOTS! BOOTS!

z UsT received al the Sign Of the Black Mann
= q moth B ol. } cases OF Mems Napoleon Tipped
soed Boots superior article, and viii be sold low
f5rCash.
Also. loo prs Mems Kip Brogans
nov l6 TODD.
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OPERAS. On haI.d ald .ar -.1e by Iac barrel
IA Mannfaclnrer's prices tv
81 OF lNER PRYOR.
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BBIs Pure light eolored e, pal Nanl,b,an baad
bid e. sale NY dee 3 OLIVER PRYOR
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/, >TEp.-3 1900 gsod Co.H 500 RED F.s.
400 Gray Fox lgU OHef. aee.leevHAHae
~ Il Mnskrai aud Nun SiHHs. ltHHr WItr=
/. rsfnry. near'he S'nh cn5 a' ne Market
rue IIiebss, prize 0'. - aHId fHsHeaa o,e
4 lIals aad Csrs. or nau 1>I IL taar.f
a DARE & HOGE
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LrM-11 b5ls OF Au.n.r0ed anl lar >ale
nv dec 3 OLIVER PRYOR.
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DR. : d SS q "a E
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Staple Goods, Grocery &. Produce Merchant
YAzoo CRY, Miss.
IL EEP constantly on hand a supply oil
IN the above articles, bought exclu.
siveIy for cash. They also keep supply
of Begging and Rope, and have a good
Cotton Ware House on the rirer bank. and
will strict attention to receiving and for.
,warding Cotton or Goods at The usual
ARE also prepared TO make cash ad.
rates1 Cotton. A new article of
yances on u such grounds.rect from the
rfsro Linseys on hand, d3 wileem equal
!. = FretoLies, which we o@lch lower
The Kentucky goods, and at mi,