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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30

For each Independents Class The Zee is
The price ol board here set down. is It's
to The Coircr steward by student, ioig'r.
College Building; those WHO bcald cls,N
town pay $3.50.
Coarss for tie Ure,cs II A IL
There i a course Il higher instruction
Tin: successful Student 10 the degree Il
extending through two sessions ate! the 4
I the A. b. course. Information concern
details oflbis course may lie obtained III
College Catalogue. published annuals.
corresponding with any Of The Professors
The Classical Certificate is Eecc.. az
degree OF A. VI.
In addition 10 the regular Class CT MJi
Law. there is second or pIival" courSe
Professor. in which the Text Books arr IT.
Commentaries. Revised Code, Lo,nal, /
Stephen on Pleading, (lst or 81 Ell, ".
Pleading; whilst the Student will have The !
iase Of consulting an extensive ard well J.
Reference Library.
Fee for this class
The entire expenses al this Institution. ii
one session, need nol exceed
Many Students get through for less.
Text Books in all the classes may be /
town.
Religious services are performed cvsry s.
in town, and The Student NAV have his a.
the Episcopal, Bapis, or Methodist le'o
t;oEs-Eo remuneration therefor i eSI-c
made.
Any farther information may lie la. /,
responding with Professor John Milling.
creiary OF the Faculty. T. L. DEW
July 29-M3W&w3W iml 5lhSepr. Pn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30
POETRY.
rrfrrAI, CAIN.
py CHARLES MacSaY.

py CHARLES MACKaY.
0,a Tnbal Cain was man Ct might
Ia me ,lays when earth WAS young;
p. III free rel light Of his furnace bright
m. strokes Of his hammer luns;
Ana he lifted high his brawny hand
On The iron glowing clear,
TIL The sparks rushed out in scarie' sao"elS'
A he fashioned The sword AMI sneas'
And he sang-"llurra for my hand'"o'h
Hurra for III spear and sword
Hurra for The hand that wlslds ihe'i we'll
For he shall be king and lod''
tn Tribal Cain came many one,
a. he wrought By his roaring IRE,
And each one prayd for strong steel ciao@
As The crown OF his desire;
Az he made them weapons sharp ana SuohS'
Til! they secuted loud for glee,
And gave him Gifts OF pearl ard gold,
And spells of The forest free.
And they sang-"Hurra for Tubai CAM
Who has given Us strength anew
Hurra for the smith, and hurra Tor The IRE,
And hurra for The metal iruet
Bu, sudden change came Ger his aeai',
Ere Inc setting OF the sun,
And Tubal Cain was filled Win pam
For The evil ne had done;
He saw hat men, with rage and hale,
Made war npon their kino,
THAI The land vas red with the blood they shed,
In ,heirrst for carnage blind.
And he said-"Alas that ever made,
Or that skill Of mine should plan,
The spear and The swcrd for men whose JOY
Is 10 STAY their fellow man."
And for many day old Tubal Cain
Sa, broodins Ger his woe;
And his hand lcrbore 10 smile The ere,
And his furnace smou!derd low.
But he rose al last with cheerful face,
And bright, courageous eye,
And barred his strong arm for The work,
While he quick flames mounted high.
And he sang-"Huira Tor my handiwofk"
And the red sparks lit line All;
'Not alone for the blade was the bright steel ma,'e
And he fashioned The first Plouehshare
AMI men, taught wisdom from The past,
In Frieadship joined ."eir hands,
Hung The sword in the hall, the spear on The wall
And plough'd the willing lands;
And sang "Hurra for Tubal Cain
Orr stannch good friend is ne;
And Tor The ploushshare and ti.c plough,
To him our praise shall BE-:
Blu, while oppression lift lis head,
Or yrani would be loId,
Though We may thank him for the plough,
Well no, forget the sword"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30
WILLIS 81. WooDLEY, Proctor, &c
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

The plan ofin.lruc,ion in this department Of
the University presents peculiarities 10 be found
in no other school of Medicine in the Union
The lectures commence on the lst OF October,
and terminate on the 4h Of July ensuing.
Owing 10 the length the session, which en-
braces period of nine months, three Professors
are enabled TO perform all the duties which ~
other medical institutions are usually assigned 70
six; and the students seldom required 10 attend
more than two lectures on The same day. ~
This arrangement the students have an oPpornni-
" Of being we'll grounded in Anatomy, physioio,,
ey, and other elementary branches OF Medical
Science, before they investigate their applications
in connection with the study OF the practice OF
Medicine and Surgery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30

THE OsEnoH QUEsTIoN-The New York pa
pers announce, as in The press OF The Mess!s.
Harper, and soon TO be issued, work ON The
Oregon Question, by Wyndham Robertson. IT,.
Esq, OF Petersburg. We understand that M,.
R. has investigated the subject purely as his
torica one-not with any intention 10 establish
foresone conclusion, bnt in candid and impair.
iial spirit and in This spirit has bestowed upon il
the most dlisent examination. We nav an,ici
pate, therefore, that his work will contribute much
10 The calculation oflhis delicate and knouy ques-
ton. Nat. I'M.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30
Mifys;IiGES.

On the 18th ms. By the Rev. Mr.. Norwood,
SAME !. llARRsoS, Esq OF Missouri, TO Miss
NasNIr Z. daughter Of John Caskie Esq, Of this
city.
Married AT Governors Island New York Har-
hor, on Tuesday, 23 inst by the Rev. John Me
Wicker, Chaplain L. $. Army Lieut. ). S. Az
pERsoN, 81 Reg. U. $. Artillery 10 HARRIET
daughter Of Mr. John 1'is1ae Of that place
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30
William and Nary Cali,

VIE he1t session CT this Institution y.
= as usual, on the 2j MONDAY in octo. !,
and terminate on the 4'h cay of.I4ly iol,oY
cOose .tor tic Des ef A. y.
JUNIOR CLASS.
ftsSor. y 'eS
Jr. Mathematical class-RcN. sauoie..
ie ,sOr.
Chemical Class-John AiiIIinc,or ,,
National Law Cla.s--Beyerlry Tucs,
lessor.
NorE-To enter the Junior Ms,l.,.
Class, The S'uien, must &c acquainted WI,
pie Equations.
SENIOR CLASS.
Sr. Political Class-Thos. r. Dew p,,,
Natural Phi!csophy-John Miliup,un :
sor.
ST. Mathematical Class-RoLl saunte,.
ies>or.
INDEPENDENT Class.
Law, &c.-GeserIry Tuck, pn.essc,
Preparatory MaiAe,naIics-Ro 81.
Professor.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
-Four regular Glasses
Junior Latin, Junior Greek ! Chas. NJ.
Senior Latin, Senior Greek rode. Pr
To entc, lie Junior Lain cas-, iii.
must BE- able 10 read Sailnsl ana Nilsi.
Junior Greek, Xenorhon.
There arr also Preparatory Glasses /.
Language, for those not prepared 10 cn,l,
lally.
El1@n@s of a R'sit'ar .S!Hd,iL
JCNIOR YEAR.
Fees to three Professors, so each
Naliona. Law, haltcourse,
Mariculalion Cor Library lee
Board, incln,.;ng washing, iuel light, Il.
attendance,
SENIOR YEAR.
Fees 10 three Professors
Mai5icu!aiion fee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30

To avoid confusion Of accounts, the Abingdon
Banner" will henceforlh, under the spirited ma
nagemenl Of its new editor, Mr.. Filzsimmons, he
called the "Jacksnnan"-a capital name, rot
hitherto adopted BY the press.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30
BANKRUPT COURT

Judge Halybur,on will hold Court in Rich
mond on Monday the sixth Of October, for the
trial of Gases in Bankruptcy.
Those Editors who have heretofore published
Bankrup, notices, are requested 10 publish the
foregoing P. MAYO, Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30

Nrw H,MPsn,RE. second trial 10 elect a
member OF Congress 10 succeed J. P. Hale,
(Anli. Annexation Democrat,) was held in New
Hampshire on the 23rd inst. The election was
b. general ticket. Woodbury. was the Democra-
tic candidate, Goodwin The Wing candidate
Hale We presume. was supported BY The Adolf
tionis,s Returns from len towns, published in
the Boston Post, MITIGATE that there is again no
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30

FIRE The alarm Of fire on Thursday night
was occasioned by the burning OF some seven or
eight bales OF cotton at Inc Richmond and Pc-
,ersburs Railroad Depol, supposed TO have caught
from sparks from locomotive which brought Inc
cotton in on that afternoon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30

RICHMOND GROUND PLA 4. i :. !,
-E have made arrangements, o y.
w are enabled 10 furnish me ans ans =
,rorrd IN rierces OF $50 10 $40 pouHa''
sns eu ,r~IJont 10 be OF the best qualily. opoW,
Sept l2-c6w DEAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30

The Norto,s Herald tWhc) Illus compliments
the newl, appointed Judge. The Petersburg In
,ell.cnccr on hi. question, will he lcii solitary
and alone BY its Wing associates. fu' We veg
pardon the Richmond Times docs not approve o.
"Ry The appointment Of Nj. w9GaluIy, to The
insas ro.rertni advocate in the Senate; for what.
ever ohicetions VIC may have 10 Mr.. Woolb,u.rys
course as poll ican, We haze never denied Inn MN
abilities Of high order as statesman ana ueVa,
him ,hs, h., never permitted The cxciiements oil
he n are; 70 sway lin from The dignity and
aenile'na nlv cour,esies oflhe Senator. His place.
however, will probably be supplied Ly one SUI J.
understood that. MI. Calhoun lsto 90 back 10 The
Senate"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30
University of Virginia.

| TTNtIE Sessions oil this Institution annually
| i commence on The first day of October, ana
terminate on The 9Th June following.
I! The Schools Of the University, vlih their re-
spectvc Professors, arr
/ |. Ancient Languages, Professor Harrison.
3 Modem Languages, . Schele
3. Mathematics, q Coutcnay.
Natural Philosophy . w. B. Rogers.
S. Civil Ensineerihg-ihc subjects OF which arc
divided between the Professors OF Mathematics
and Natural Philosophy.
6. Chemistry, Professor r. T. Rogers.
I. Medicine, toward.
s. Anatomy & Surgery, " Cahell;
10. Law, ). u. MINOR.
o Moral Philosophy McGuiey
Ancien. and Modern History, ard The Literature
OF the respective languages
In TIC School Of Mathematics is included mix
ed Mathematics
In tina, Of Nalura Philosophy, Mineralogy and
Geology.
In tina, oil Moral Philosophy, Bellies Let'les, Lo-
gic ard Political Economy.
In that Of Law, lesides Municipal Law IN all
its branches, the Law Of Nature and Nations The
science Of Government and Constitutional Law
To be admitted into this Institution, The app!i-
cant must be sixteen years OF age: but the Facui-
Is may di>pccsc with this requisillon in favor OF
onr hose brother is a student.
Every student is free 10 attend the schools Of
his choice hut il he be under twcnty-one years
of age, he shall attend al least three, unless au-
lhorised BIZ his parent or guardian in writing, or
by the Faculty, for good cause, 10 attend less
number.
All students under twenty-o years Of age are
required to board within The precincts, an! 10 de-
pcsit their funds with the Patron.
The en.ctmenlS formerly requiring students 10
I.I ,,.I, -
commission on their deposits, have been repealed
Religious services are regularly performed at
the University by Chaplain, who is appointed
in turn from the four principal denominations OF
the Stale: and By resolution OF the Faculty, mi
ns;ers OF The Gospel may attend any OF the schools
without The payment OF fees 10 the Professors
The same privilege is extended 10 young men
who are preparing Tor The ministry, upon their
presenting TO the Faculty satisfactory evidence OF
decided mc:i,
Tie expenses of the season olnine months ale
as follows:
Board, lodging and attendance, 500
Rent OF Dormilory SIG; Tor half if occupied
hy two, S
Use Of Public Rooms, Ii
Fuel and candles estimated a. 20
Fees if only one Professor be attended, $50;
if two 10 each Professor 30 if more than
Two, 10 each 25; say, IS
Total, exclusive Of clothes books and poke,
money, Sis
Tire allowance for clothes is limited 10 SlC0,
and Of poke, money 10 Si5.
The usual average amount expended ~ resi-
dent students is found, from the Patrons books,
10 range about $3.50; which sum is believed 10 be
amply sufficient for every useful purpose.
WILLIS Ii. WoODLEY,
Proctor and Patron. University OF Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30

The Express Railroad trains between Liverpool
and London run The 2l0 miles in FIVE hours
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30

In March Woodbury. lacked 81 Of maloTlsy
OF all votes; he majority against him a, Ibis cleo
ton will probably lie greater.
rs. Y JouJna! Of Commerce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30

EXTRACT jrom Tic Report Of Tie Committee Of Fl
n0ncc 10 lie Bo1nto T,sters, JDly, lS4a.
"Thc committee, on the general Subject Of The
finances Of the University, have had anxiousiy
under their consideration the enquiry whether
any, and what, re.renchmoDts could lie made in
the expenses OF students. And as preliminary 10
his, they have obaine,! from the Proctor and Pa
iron a statement from his books, showing ,ie aetn-
~ expenditure Of each OF lie resident graduates
Ot the present session. From This hunter they
have selected six, comprising one OF the highest
aid oie Of the Lowest grade Of expenditure, with
tuur others exhibiting fair general average, and
have caused the subject Of expenditure 10 be
shown in detail
"'rhe expenses Of the residue OF the graduates
OF The present session, are shown BY an average,
designating them by their respective schools.
"The statement referred 10 is exhibited with this
report.
The aggregate OF expense TO each student,
thus practically stated, the committee cannot be-
ieve will be deemed extravaganza; nor DO they
see where any rational reduction can be made
Still, from desire 10 prune down the expenses 10
The lowest scale consistent with the welfare OF the
institution; and believing that il may be done as
far as now indicated, they recommend that the
price Of board be reduced 10 one hundred dollars
lor the session, and that the commissions on de-
posies Of the Students he limited TO sums deposit
eli for payment of board and Professors fees, and
that said commissions be no longer charged 10
H., students, bul deducted from the sums - depo-
si,pi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30

We hear that the steamer Utica la. been sold
10 company in Virginia, and will proceed there
forthwith Albany Alas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30

The average amount expended by the resident
graduates OF the several schools, viz:
Anc. Languages, : students, average, Soil W.
Mod Languages. ! students, average, S532 w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30

Ffs'NIV" fsAWl
Fees 10 three Professors
Naturalization fee
Board, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30

The Hon. Secretary oil The Navy with Com
modotcs Warrington and ShubricE yesterday
forenoon visited and inspected the ships al The
anchorage the Pennsylvania, the Congress, tie
Marion and The brig Perry; and was sa!red by
each in surcessi0n--[N nkLK UsiaM
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
.s ssqfis ANTE County.
N all versons interesled in the Real Estate of VII


10 all persons interested IN The Real Estate Of WILLIAM
JONES dscsassd-GREETNG:
NTOU are hereby cited TO be and personally appear
Il before the Probate court Of Amte county, on the
Fourth Monday Of FEBRUARY, 1896 and show cause, II
av YOU can why the should not be ordered 10 be
sold, tO-wit.
Forty acres in the north ca ct Of the south east
Quarter Of section four, in township TWO, range four
east. also two thirds Of the south west qIaIer OF section
four in township two range four, east; aso an eight
acre lot sold by VIM Bakefto William Jones, begin
ming athe north west Of the south east quarter
section Odrth townshptwo range four east thence run
ming south to point wherethe boundary line ofa certain
two acre lot granted by r. Montgomery to the Executor
az J. M Clark and M. Davis. which boundary inter-
sects the eastern boundary Of the lands Of said JONES'
deceased thence running eastern course TO the road
leading from Liberty to the place Of r. Brown, thence
running norhery with said road to the northern boun
ury Of said quarter section, thence westerly to the
place Of beginning siuate lying and being in the
~ Of Amte and State Of mississippi, out OF which said
widow of William Jones has had her dover laid of.
The above lands will therefore, be sold subject to the
widows DOVER f',
II is further ordered by the that this citation be
published in the Liberty Advocate and WOodvlle Re-
publican, for the time prescribed by law. fti
~. WITNESS the honorable John Wal
siScz ker, Judge of the Probate Court Of Ame
VHFE county at the Court House thereof, on the
sAkH< Fourth monday Nov. A. D., one thousand
>ylsS eight hundred and forty five.
INV" Issued this the 26th November Is45.
T s S. R. Davis, elk,
,e,sI @Ii.5a BYB. Wade Smith, DeP'y elk
November 90 1886 6lw6'
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20

DR.. S. LOUIS i.rdeon DentIsls
ESPECTFULl4Y informs The ciizens Of
wilkinson comfy that be Is prepared e
perform ell operations onthe teeth, and denial and
surgical operations genetally From bis lonu ~.
peflence md successful operations. Re feels cons
noenl o. giving al who palroniEe him, enlirs al
lslacuon. lie will also visit private families. #
9 q'eslsd' For pfoof Of his abilities as dentist
ne e"9 fs.eonnend iis public to lhose upon whose
,ee'a ne has operated, Aui6eiAl teeth made "a
SCI upon gold Plates, q resemble natural teeth.
lie has taken his rooms q, the ofI;ca e.,sa,:.,
occhPied ~ Dr. Broom, below MY IC,Is.,y
tavern Nov 1. 1"''P
n. ,. DR. l., has chemical o,......:...
with which be can h old add decayrd iee,b ~bon
gold Toll will not stay, which makes ,hem es,ls
as seryiceable as the old ones. go ''s''v
d Louis viii be absent from Town 4 week
or ndays.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20
lMeFfNH-

HNHE SUBSCRIBER having withdrawn tom ihe Agency
IL Of Messrs. J. B. Byrne 4 Co, Of New Orleans
takes great pleasure in recommending 10 the Iiiendi
Mndcns Ou,ers Of Tie House. Mi Shelby Seymour as hi'
sa ccssof.
He would also request those indebted 10 him, 70 set''
lie their accounts carly us possible.
Nov IS, 1915. d. c. HUTCHINSON.
Referring 10 the above st Il be pr pared 10 furnish
the friends add cutomers Of Messrs. j. Byrne e CO.
with supplies, and all lie facilities which have been
customary with The Agency.
Nov 10 h. SHELBY SEYMOUR.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20

DIR. j WI. HILL - Sturgeon Dentist,
D ESPEGTFULLY informs the public that he has
y just returned from the North wiiha full set OF new
and improved Surgical Instruments, with which he is
prepared to do work in manner highly pleasing to all
those who may feel disposed to patronize him. He Oc-
cupies his old stand on Commercial Row. where he may
be found at all hours Of the day, when not professional
engaged.
\ Nov d
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20
DRlED CiIron and CufrnhIs,
TRUSTEES SALE.

MY virtue of deed 81 trust made BY Anna Nj.
IL Smith, Charles Lancaster aud Rosena e., his
wife, recorded in Rok NJ, pages 496, 497, 495 and
499 Of the Record Of Deeds Of Wilkinson county, 10
to ReneL La Roche tie payment Of certain PToms-
sorry notes therein mentioned, shall proceed 10 sell,
at Rose Hill Phi ntati,n, in WIlknsan county, Misss-
spp at pub ic sale to The highest bidder for cash, on
Monday The 26th day of JGntdrS, 4. ID. 1916,
between the hours OF II A. NJ and 4P M, the follow
ing descr bed property to wit All that certain tract
or parcel Of land situated the county Of Wilkinson,
being tie land purchased 10y the said Anna M Smith
and Charles Lancaster from VIM. NJ. Helm, Of Thomas
E. Helm Of john K. Ford and Caroline his wife, OF the
heirs Of Patrick Foley, the heirs OF William Scourne,
and the heirs Of John Cummings, containing seven hun
tred and sixty nine 49, 100 acres pr deed Also all
that certain tract parcel o. land, situate and atlon-
inr the above londs per deed OF trust, from John
Philbrick 10 George Fl. Gordon, dated LIST Of Noycm-
her 1887, and fram George H. Gordon TO William Nj.
Helm, dsted 4th Of December 1889, and from William
NJ Helm to Anna M. Smith and Charles Lancaster,
dated the Sth day Of March, 1912, containing hun.
bred and seventy-fve 77-i00 acres Also that certain
tract parcel Of land situate and adjoining the above
lands as per Decd from Gerard C, Brandon and BcIsry
his wife, to VIM NJ Helm, dated list November, 1888
end from WIN. NJ. Helm to Anna NJ. Smith and Charles
Lancaster dated the 9Th dry Of March, 1872 containing
One huddred and forty one 50-l00 acres. Also that
certain tract or parcel Of land situate and adjoining The
hbove lands as per deed, from Sahud Sclourner and
Saran MS WHe, hHteu I'm OF july 1000, Co"tah"s
nineteen $4,000 acres The said above Farm being
known as the RosE Hill PLANTAfioN; and containing
in all eleven hundred aad six $1,000 acres more OF less
4 Also the following named NEGRO SLAVES, TO Wit
odd Henry, Easler. Belsey, Moses, Amy Lewis Jane
Richard Mahaa, Frederick, Old Lucy, Rachel, Nelson
Caroline, Darius, Kentuck Charles, George, Emily
Martha Ann. Sam, Kezia Little Rachel. Alfred, Perry
Black, Jim, Lucy Ann Nancy, Robert DolPhus, Frank
John Len Branch, Patrick, Andrew, Dennis Frank L
Isaac, Parish, Deborah Jenny, Mary Ann, Polly T.
Kenny, Peggy, Polly, Leanhof, Emily, Fanny Matilda
Judge, Anthony, John, Darius, HELEN, Martha, and
three infants together with their natural increase"
r shall sell ALL or so much Of said property as will
pay the notes then due end unpaid, together with the
interest due thereon and costs Of this sale and make
such title as lie vested in me BY said Deed Of Trust.
aitoi AA3 A. P. merrill, Trustee
FIatch.z. Nov. Is. I345 n49-tls
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20
lSTdTE OF JHISSTSSTPPI- !
Wilkinsttn n,.i..L.. Z


Circuit Court, December Term tbersof IsAs
HENRY KUNTZ
as s5s o.0s Attachment for $50 IS.
NHE Attachment in this case was obtained by said
Plainuf against the estate Of said Defendant from
FraEels Cooley Esquire Justice Of the Peace Of said
comfy on the lth day Of April 1885, for the said sum
oil $50 So returnHbe 10 the October term 1886 Of said
court and the same having been returned into This
court executed by Che Sheriff Of this county II q
therefore ordered that copy Of this order be published
ished IN the town of WoodyiIie in said county Eor
tor iour weeks successsvey. And unless the said ID.
endant shall aPpor give special bail and plead herein,
on OF before the First day -four next June term Of this
eouTt Judgement by default final will be entered a
sanst him and the effects id the garnisbees hands.
disposed o. towards towards the satisfaction Of said
Plaintiffs debt interest and costs Of suit,
true copy from the minutes OF eaid court
Attest 4. w, HAYS, OH
Dec YIN is4S. By Douglas West Dc
NJ aArqt a1rFonr ~ ~ W
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20
AdnninisLraLor'a SnLe.

~ virtue Of an order Of the Probate Court d
= Wilkinson county. Mississippi, made at the
November Term 1916 thereof, the undersigned
Administrator of the estate Of Glass C. Barkley,
deceased, will % the first day of January next.
between the hours prescribed by law. al the late
residence of said decsdent in said county, expose
lOt sae al public auction to the highest bidder, on
a credit of twelve months from the DAY Of sale,
tweny-six Negro Slaves. The purchasers Of said
personal estate will be required TO give bonds With
good and ample security payable 10 Twelve months,
for the purchase money.
NJ. f. SAUNDERS. Admir-, &c..
Nov. IA, lS45. O4S-3Od
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20
. Creat Bargains al BuckIcv's.

Great Bargains al Buckley's.
A S the subscriber is DESTROYS Of disposing ofthe
"A remainder Of his Goods, he offers the great
est inducetnent TO purchasers Purchasers wish
lug Goods will do we'll to call soon, as they will
BE sold BY the FIRST Of January next. !.
c. A. BULKLEY.