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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23

taonsc, Ornamental and Sig,
F. "a NV E.y.G.

q DONALD returns his thanks for the liberal
encouragement he has received during his tw,
years residence IN ynchburg and he continues to So.
eli the patronage of The community. which he will en-
dea'or to deserve by doing his work
,...IN THE BEST STYLE,
iua cif"ifER than the same be done in Lynch,
pufG' shop Immediately opposite John G. Meems
store over the room formerly ke,tby Payne Gregory
as a Book Store. NIMROD DONALD.
April II /,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23
rJsEacz III n-rr

FURNACE Eoa RENT.
tae 81 decree Of tie circuit superior rpufi Of
IA" aud ehaneffy II Amherst county, pronounced
Al Tue August iefin d. IN the ease OF Payne Is Mont
s'"'f5 r 4ndeIsshed, appointed Receiver aT the par
sn, y IN lIe 81 - ia al Dsl1trr H. al Elk Creek
fnfnaee, feai Ia the highest bidder for ,a, ypar c,.
a.'neia1 Tie Il dug Of January 1916. the Elk Creek
fHIaaeo' md aud apPitteuaaee3 and fixtures.
ltfn's' Bonds aud approved security Will DO required
al the iru1ni eoaji9ned reserving the rpht Of distress
ana fe-entty Oh The first day Of January 1917.
scPlI Is - = ''''' , Mlal0
I circuit superior court ofl,~ and ctaacer, con.
tlHne3 by Adjournment and held tor the cunt, If
amherst. at 'he courthouse. Wednssdoy, the 9Th
day al August. 1915:
james feaabl- executor Of R55en yenabl. dee.
Plaintiff
y tll- W. Reynoi, in hi, own fghl and as admoi.tr.
iof Of iadntil T.. Dans5n, dtc.; l,aae H. Rpyaalls
and Arbistead Lung. Delendln..
IL CnlroERr
he court doth order thai tie defendant Willis "
Reynolds administrator II Lndwell L. Dawson, dsc
ao fthdr biueour "i 'he commissioners, II til, e8ntt
N account Of - administration of the es.te Of hi, In
fsiaie which arcuunl the said commissioner Is feeted
II tAamne, STATE ard settle, aud make fepnt thereof to
the court. together with account Of the hire Of The
Save Simon III the bill mentioned and an account Of
the monies, debts aud effects NJ the defendant Will. N
Reynolds IN the hands Of The oier defendants. with any
ma ers specially stated deemed pcflin,n, by himself or
~ nfed y The parties 10 be 80 stated.
Copy-Te,te.
ROBERT TlNSLEY, {.
ConNnsIonEE's OFFleG,2
Amherst c. H. September 8rh, lS45. {
The parties interested IN The f5reqoin. order will lhe
notice ihai have appointed The Iih day OF November
next 10 commence The account. therein mentioned on
which day, at l0uclock in the morning. they are re.
qncslfd 10 attend at my Office with their accounts
Vouchers and copc, Of court papers prepared Tor ex
animation and settlement.
RO. N. BROWN, Conf
Oct l6 WV
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VIRGINIA.:

FBEiGGNsA:
rules held inhs clerks Office of the county court o.:
neL'o,d on Mon day, the first day of September, ls4'
'"niei ioh.'"inS, Plaintiff,
against
Ambrose Gill in his own right and John r IIuwkn'
administrator oil Johh tfhl, deceased, Defendants.
IN CH.NceRY
The defendant Ambrose Gill not having entered hi, ar
eaanee and given security according to the act oassemby
ana 'h7 l"es OF th'S court, and it appearing by saiisil
7! eti cnee That he is not inhabitan Of TINS commen
wealth 1t is ordered that the said Ambrose Gill do aPen
mere on the fourth Monday in Nov ener next and an,Na
o, Oh ue Pidihli and that copy of this ord4r be on
with inserted in some mes, spaper nrin,d in iii, oun0
s honfs Tor two months successfully and posted ip'
front door oi the courthouse of this county,
A Copy-Tcste.
September yoa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23

The following statement is from a gentleman -,
81 the hr Druggists IN the city Of Providence md one
eeh9ie h9" ieFe oi dedirnes OF every kind and ma
el.nee OF the effects o Sand-s Sarsapafiu HI. I'll
one Of peculiar value 10 the afflicted "'' plhioh
HANpsS sARs' PtILia.-i sPrak EXPERIMENTAL, -,
ay that this medicine is far more eilsrtn, ~ i "hen
chronic acute rheumatism than anv otlr e cts Of
nave egertecd Having endure eAtieme snli
"'lh4a '"t last he yeas IRON repeated attacks ol s
tory or acute Fhcumatism have recently ,a Ia hna
arsaparllll with the hppicst success NV lti aais
better thln ii las been or many months mast nv Row
ko'u ai ny sliehSthis rapidly returning. aljbr
De change entirely To the ofthis potent % my
e1hhs deep sympathy with those who are 0Ii,
sn'' most ormehtng and painful complaint came, wa
from earnestly recommending sucl the rs. nG @ ehan
bic specific Having the most entire cnnfJn VIZ 'au,
icne and skill OF DR. Sands, was Induced heh ."s med
tle Gil cts OF their Safapar!ll, and take pleasure i, 10 u!
my testimony 10 that OF many others com -. r"s
valuable properties, unknown and unsoIrit, l., II, III
Mcssrs. Sands. CHARLES ,iyE go ny Tho
iiin- sist and Ap,,Ier,r
Feb. ISIS. 81 'oNid'ne', RI
For Undergraduates aad conclusive e,arnc, ofi.
p,'lor value \ efficacy, see pamphlets, which NAV he e
Prepared aud .o!s ntolesa!e aad r,tsa J., ,,o
SANDS; Hholosae bra sgis', y Fulton.etret New 5p
Sold 1i'oby D. Ii.iYHiN IYn.,h 9'1
William Stevens, pqton: Dva, :, Ca I,, h%t,
ho,ser Anderson Pet rsbns; NJ. a. Santos Norfolk and
by Druggists generally throughput he I1nit,a az
81 per bottle, six bottles ior IS. Ns i'N'
~ The public are respectfully requested TO
II IS Sands Sar''ri!la taa h and constantly ach,n
such renrable cures of the most difficult cas. od.a.i
which the hun frame is sptiec; tler, ot, al r., -
SarSapaflila, and take no o.hcr.
Aug II vfu
rules holden in the clerk. ofce OF the county eoo,
OF Patrick, At the courthouse thereof ON II FIRE. A.
Com September, 1915
William T. joyce, adm nistrator of Jacob Ivon and al.
50 III hi' own nsh, aid Jane Joyce hi. wife, Plaintiff,
against
Henry smith lsiam Smith Ilarberd Smith p. rtholom,r
smith, John smith, huniord smiih, Susannah Fra,
" iIiam Par, Nancy Pafr, Smith rarr snda NJ lar
John edward Parr, Aancy Gillian and Susannah ti,n
Delen ants
In CH.NCERY.
The deend'nts Henry Smith, Isham Smith I,lb,,d
Smith, Buthop new smith, John Smith Su>anual bran,
lillian arr Nancy lsr Smith lart Sinda NJ p,nIohu
Edward Pan, Nancy Gillian aud Susannah Gillian ,.t
having entered their appearance and given secur, cco
ing to the act OF Assembly and the rules OF TN. court, md
appearing by satisfactory evidence that the, ar not nb
ants OF this commoun ealth On motion OF the PantG.
Is ordered that tine said last mentioned defendant. do an
here ON the first Monday in November next and antr.
the PLAINTIFF amended b and that copy of hi. od, b
forthwith published in he lyncburg yrgnian for Two
months success,ev and posted the front or of b co,
house oil this county, Tn some court day.
Copy-'reste,
SAM'L G. STAPLES,
'cf'en'oer IL WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23

u \ vttne OF the authority conferred upon me hy'a
- Deed OF Trust executed by Samuel Stoner ON the
"a day OF July 1915, Of record in the county court Of
h"anohe county, shall at the late residence o Samuel
Soner IN the county OF Roanoke about five miles from
ne i,lcN, on the Turnpike Road leading from that
place 10 Lynchburg, on The 21th OF October next. offer
lor sale about 1iiRTF I.lLUaBLE .NEGR 0ES.
irey Horses, one hundred and thy heat Of Cattle
teo y dggoas. number Of poughs, hoes, TOOLS and
tanning utetss q erery description, variety of articles
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23
E.,u 0.N ss!afer Fashions.

JUsr RECEIVED AT MY HOUSE ON MAN SrREEr ron
DOORS ABOVE MEM GwArxlS's SroRE
fE'liANkFUL TO my friends apd the Pubc gene
n rally iar their patronage hereufre bestowed upon
me, ask continuation OF the same feeling sure that
shall bs adj. to pleasc tho most i,siidlou.
WILLIAM CLAFEl.
Sept. 30 Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23

Nih"iNia:-At rules held in the clerks otlcs OF 10
tober, l3i5 N' " wv -
William Kyle, Plaintiff,
against
G t > Early, Daniel Aunspaugh adminisraiof
toe, N , n,rnI,nt,
In CHANcERY
nc ueehiant, Clement $. Early NOT ha wing entered"
prta'nce ana given security according to the act o'f
fa., 80: ~ i'ies "i tins court and At appearing by SOU
~ uehee tlat he Is not an nhabitant Of th- conn
VI ordered that he do appear here the oui.
~ ID december next, Il the hill of the ln'
m ' copy OF this order he forthwith published in sh"'
newspaper printed in the town of Iynchburg, for ~.
house Of this county. w.
CoPy-Tesc,
Dct.9 ~ > "a nqn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23
September II
V5ssssssEA:

Rules held in iha Clerks Office Of Ia. Circuit sup
"a nor Court OF Law and Chanccrv Tor the County Of Am
herSt, on Monday the ist day of September 1915;
Sarah Fem Brown, gan under tie age of I'VE ni,,,
wears who sues by Hugh Brownher ther and next et
ana The SAND Hugh Browa trustee under certain deed
OF marriage settlement hearing ia the 18th dsy OF Janus,
ry 1913, executed bj sarn fenn, plaintiffs,
against
Edmund Penn and Jane his wife, william g Cra,hrI
and Ann + u. his wife, the William s. Cravr,rdin
ms own right and as administrator with the vail
Elizabeth Long, decd, Elijah Fletcher Edwin II Jolda.
ana Jane ms vile, and George b. Payne Cathu in.
wife, D.r.nd,nt,
In CHANCERY.
he defendants William s. Crawford and Ann r. D.
VIC not having entered their appearance and given ecun
according To the ACT Of Assembly the rules Of tan
court and appearing by satisfactory c idcnce that
are hot inhabitants OF this commonN ehlth II is orseres
'a 'he SAID Defendants do appear here the first
~ January next, and answer the bill Of the plat
mat copy OF this ordi be forthwith inserted in some new.
paper poshrd m the town OF yn hburg, for nonIh'
suceesse and posted at the door Of the
Of this county. "
Copy-rcs.e,
Scpt25 Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23

a circuit superior court of law and chancery .
= a continued by adjournment and held for the conn .
of August. Isis: 1''
Henry l.. Davies, p,,i.,;r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23

NlRtlNl\ At rules held in the Clerks Office 9th.
'Hent Snpruior Court of Law and Chanccry Tor til,
county OF frankiin on the first day September 1875
04''1'e9 - Lee, Plaintiff,
against
James LiTins'i1r, Aart Boswell and C.red rosvell,
UcIeud2nts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23

y H. VI Reynali. IN his own fiyl and a. admni,sf.
''f 9i i'ad"til L. DansJn, dtc.; ls.ae X. Rpyaelds
ana aHhisead Lung. Defendants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23
SEON Ea. A'INYE,S,,

'E'llE SUBSCRIBER is nav recey;o, ,o1 ,.,,
continue 10 receive, during the seasnn Srnyrs ~
ceS 1''H'1 -" Fi'>
Also, very large stock Of
T'E.S' Eg.EssE.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-07-12

The Democratic press will quarrel
when they come the point of dividing
out the spoils-who wouldn't? But, in
the midst even of darkened brows and
poised lances, they have prudence vast
and unreasonable. They will tell
just enough to suit purpose among
each other, and no more. Any man
with half an eye can see that the lea
ders of locoloco orgies in this State are
in point Of character behind the mean
est of the sovereign people to whom
they look for elevation. There is no
man. o. sense in the State who would
not be ashamed to 60 hundred miles
from home and talk of any leader of To-
cofocoism in this Stale as a Statesman
worth guild of tobacco.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-07-12
T.A,3seftb s. D.Y.ROcsett, EDITORS.
Saturday, July I2, 1915.
TO the Public.

We have thought it advisable under
all the circumstances, to make change
IN the terms Of the Lynx. Our
terms hereafter will be $500 in ad-
vance, or $500 at the end of the YEAR
Those Of our subscribers who have not
paid in advance, will only be charged
$500 if paid anytime within two
months. We think this course, while
it benefits the subscriber, will also bene
fit US, by increasing our circulation,
which is steadily progressing. This,
then, will be the cheapest paper in
north Mississippi, under this new ar
Eangement.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-07-12
WHERE SHALL | SPEND ETER-
NIFTY

A lady had written on card, and
placed on the top Of an hour-glass in
her garden house the following simple
verse from one Of the poems of John
Clare. 1t was the season when the
flowers were in their highest glory:
To think of summers yet to- come,
That am not to see!
To think weed is yet to bloom
From dust that shall be!
The next morning she found the fol-
lowing lines, in pencil, : on the back Of
the same card. Well would it be if all
would deeply ponder upon the question,
act in view OF, and make preparation
for, an amending state Of existence:
To think, when. heaven and earth
are fed,
And times and seasons e'er;
When all that CAN die, shall be dead,
That | must die no more!
Oh, where will then my portion be?
Where shall spend ETERNITY"
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-07-12

house what vessels are in the ofiing, and
when they may be expected, and 1t IS
remarkable that he was never known
to fail. When The fsft steamer was
sent from England to tho East, he saw
her distance of some hundred miles,
out was surprised at observing she
had four masts, one Of them smoking
When he reported this strange aPPea-
rance, (no steamer being expected, or
known TO be on its Way it was supposed
be had lost his extraordinary power OF
vison, but the result verified his story.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-07-12

A KETTLE OF FIsH.-Considerable Of
"Kettle of fish, la mode Bedlam
tumble from Pandemonium is about to
be served up to US by our locofoco
friends. The Southern Reformer has
already told US some ofihe Beauties of
McNutt on Texas, and intimates that
there are many other views in which
the Beauties Of McNutt might be de-
veloped with even greater felicity. We
are sorry the Reformer forbears. Our
own charitable disposition would have
cheerfully given Gallon McNuisance
the benefit of full expose. The Ok
ford Organizer and other papers are
giving Gwin hard raps over the knckles,
charging him with neglecting important
interests of his constituents and with
populations and anwarrantable specuIa-
tons in office &c. They know "thing
or two" about Gwin-there is no doubt
about it-and so Of Quitman and Foote's
tergiyersations.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-07-12

The following is taken from the pa
per of our friend Rev. E. Percy Howe
D. D., who always says what he thinks
and dares to think what he has a mind
to. 1t will be recollecled that the names
given by him have been charged with
assisting in the editorshiP Of several
papers devoted TO their interests, the Re-
former, Guard &c:
PROMOTIONS:-Hon: w: Chal-
mers, Gen, II: S: Foote, Hoe: f: E.:
Plummer, Hon: Jacob Thompson, Gen ::
Qultman, DR.. Gwin, Gov: Brown and
Ex-Governor McNutt, to the tank of ed
itors:-On dit.
w don't youch for the correctness
OF the above, but great change in the
editorial columns Of the democratic press
OF the State, has been apparent of late
whether Tor the better or the worse
their readers may determine: --Kueery
de hok! Selah-
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-07-12

The Oregon Territory. First Byou
alTeGdy Sir"ck!-Last night, in a car
oaret on the Levee, a seventy-six rate
Cockney tourist, who was on his way
10 the sanity city of Navoo, induced
In some hyper bolical remarks toucbino
the proves Of the 6" fast anchored
Isle.n
II was most hextraordinary hi
uea' he said, "to suppose that hin a
war, Hamerica could 'old candle with
Hengland, the most powerfullest nation
as ever known on in 'istory.'1
What are you striving to say, old
Fogometer" said a tall, bone and-snew
quit Kentucky boatsman, who had lis
tened with evident symptoms of impa-
tlence to the Cockney's gasconade.
Il vos a sayin'," said the Cockney,
that II the 'Mericans persist in LAYING
claim TO the ole Of the Horegon Terri
tory, Hengland will put the Old Dock
at the ed of the harmy hagain, who
will Immediately march them to take
possession of the disputed territory;
and our navy will, as with a broom,
sweep the seas; We will then not bonIv
take Horegon, but the ole States under
hour protection as colonies"
" You will, will you?'' said the Ken.
tuckian, barely able to suppress his RI.
sing wrath.
"We mean to-" added the Cocknev
land hinstead of the present repubIi.
can hignorance and confusion that nre-
vail, we will introduce border and
cultivation of the harts and sciences ),
Stop that stranger said the
hentuckian; @.I'm gettin' riIy-I,m
wolfish Do you know what lightpin,
lgnited by lickin' is, or the thunder
OF kentuckian's thump?"
Before the Cocknoy had time Ito an
S"er these questions of physical pheno-
mena' the Kenluckian gave him a blow
'hat knocked Lightning out of his eve and
Thunder into his ear--thus practicable
Illustrating what was before a mystery
IN physics to the Cockney. But for tho
interference of some hamane persons
VINO were present end in,erposed the
hentucklan would, 10 use his own 70,
io0ilS'ic expression, have chawed him
up IN less time than yeaflin, bar
could have come down creased sap
ne Cockney was off for up the riy-
ef IN the first boat" muttering some
thing abouta book he intended to write
upon America in general. and of the
" orrible state Of society" in New Or.
leans in particularly O. Pic.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-07-12

Fortunes made BY pirate Expresses
1t is asserted that fortunes have been
made by some of the private EXPIRE IS
mails at the North. The Boston
Times says that Mr.. ] W. Hale has
cleared, since the system was started,
no less than $500 per monIh-a
pretty sum indeed ia take out of Uncle
SANS pocket.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-07-12
THE ANNIVERSARY

The anniversary Of our politca
Sabbath, as far as VIC can learn, was
celebrated pretty generally thoughoui
the state. The celebration at Mr..
Miles Spring, was gotten up in excel
lent taste. We have not attended a
celebration at which there was more
harmony than at that, and the reason
is easily ascertained. No liquor was
allowed to be brought on the ground.
A large number Of ladies were in at
tendance, whose smiling faces gladden.
ed the hearts Of the rougher sex, and
contributed largely to the kindling
of those patriotic emotions which burn
brighter in the light Of woman's eyes.
After the reading Of the Declaration
lby Mr.. Tippett, youth, who by the
way, acquitted himself admirably and
delivery Of the GRAFTON, the large con-
course, numbering some four hundred |
persons, repaired 10 the dinner table
and partook Of one Of the best dinners
Of the kind we ever saw. After that |
interesting part Of the ceremony was
over, the ladies and gentlemen took up
their bonne,s and hats and repaired
home.
We are informed that the celebra-
iion at Fredonia was very brilliant
The address of Mr.. BOYD is highly spo-
ken Of.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-07-12

The wing convention meets at Jack
son August 9Th, 1916 Messrs. Jas.
hutlln and j: G: Armstrong a re author.
lzeds TO appoint any wings as delegates
from the county who consent to 90 down.
From the number of public meetings
which have been held to appoint dele
gates we anticipate full convention
God prosper the right.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-07-12

Governor Brown has written a com
munication to the Mississippian explain
atory of the circumstances attending
the commission Of Mr.. Thompson
The substance Of his explanation was
that the package containing the commits
sion was directed to Mr.. Walker, and
leaves it to that functionary to account
for It.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-07-12

A REMARKABLE CASE, is stated in
late foreign Magazine, that there is
now living in the Isle of France, man
endowed with such remarkable power
oil sight, that he perceives vessels sever
al hundred miles at sea. lie is pension
ed BY the British government, and eve.
~ morning reports to the government
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-07-12

Or The Benton Banner, suggests
the name of Judge William Vaunerson
Of Lawrence county for Governor.
Judge V. is tried and valued public
servant and an able and eloquent deba-
ter, besides having served his country
IN her battles.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-07-12

Every paper which comes 10 hand
contains its tribute Of respect for the
memory of the lamented Jackson, in the
proceedings Of public meetings, ResoIu-
tons of Masonic Lodges &c. The
Lodge in this town has we understand
adopted similar resolutions, in conformi
~ TO which the members wear their
usual mourning insignia;
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-07-12

coRREcTIoN.-In the proceedings OF
the Baptist State convention as publish
ed last week, several errors occurred.
For Haymare read Hayward; for Com
pen read Compere; for Mean read
M'Cou.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-07-12
RR ADg RRAMgg
RINGERS NOTICE

Was Posted by C. w. Wilson rv;no
. 3 miles east of Belmont Il sorrel mare,
fifteen hands high, Blind in the left eve
small white streak IN the face, left
nina loot white, a small black spot ON
lhe.loin--5 years old and appraised to
S4o WILLIAM S. KEITH arc.
Nov. Z, 1344.-34-6w.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-07-12

We have lately had few refreshing
showers But the earth was burnt up
Late crops only will be bcne flied.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-07-12

We are AUTHORISED to announce Major Sterling
Harris candidate for the office of Tax Assessor
of Pamela county, at the November election.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-07-12
SALE OF JUDGEMENTS.

Il GEORGE ". JOHNSON, Sheriff OF
TalIahatchie County State Of Missis-
slPpl, will in obedience 10 the law, and
by virtue of sundry executions to me
directed from the Honorable Circuit
Court of said county, on Monday the 9th
day Of October, 1845, at the Court
house door in the town Of Charleston,
offer for sale at public auction, for
cash, the following judgments hereafter
stated, to satisfy the fees due.the Clerk,
Sheriff and Jury tax, as hereafter sat
ed, and the cost Of sale.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-07-12

,ember aO,h, 1886, for $Io7,94
Clerks fees. Sheriffs' fees and
| Jury Tax tn the ssovo case 22,oo
William w. Dabney to the
use of Thos. w Bearnes,
vs..
Thos J. Calhoun.
Judgment rendered in this case Octo-
Der Goth, 1843, for $l03,75
Clerks fees, Sheriffs' fees and
bury Tax in the above case, ll'75
George ID. Brooks,
Samuel Wherrington.
Judgment rendered in this case Sep
TENDER Gath 1889, for $34,92
Clerks fees, Sherifs' fees and
jury Tax in The above case 1924
Stafford g. Redwood,
Jones McCarty
Judgment rendered in this case Sep:
TENDER 25th, 1889, for 1915
Clerks fees, SherifIs' fees and
jury tax in the above case, 1881
Thos. McCracken, SURFING partne~ &c.
John Rodgers.
Judgment rendered in this case March
18th, 1888, for 1854
Clerks fees, Sherifi5' fees and
jury tax in the above case $500
William T g. John E Smith
James Bridger
Judgment rendered in this case Sep
TENDER 25lh 1888, for 1OO,73
Clerks fees Shcrffs' fees and
Jury tax in the above case 1875
Samuel Scott
Samuel Kendall 81 James Crump
Judgment rendered in this case May
Goth, 1911, for 256,7I |
Clerks feesf Sheriffs' fees and
Jury tax in The above case 1850 |
Edward Kellogg & Co.
VS.
+ W Cawthon Uriah Tyson
surviving partners &c.
Judgment rendered ia this case Sen
TENDER 25th, 1888, for 1924 Sc
Clerks fees, SherlF5' fees and
Jury tax in the above case 1874
Bryarly and Luke to the use of
William Murdoch
VS.
Thomas Peete
Judgment rendered in this case No
vember 29ih 1912, for 72.46
Clerks fees, Sherif1s' fees and
Jury Tax in the above case 1925
William Dyer 10 the use Of
John Sneed
VS..
George w. Henderson.
alignment rendered in this case Sep
TENDER 25lh, 1888, tor SJ37 80
Jerks fees, Sherifs' fees and
Jury Tax in the7above case 1897
Sion r Si,,reor