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SALE o. JUDGEMENTS.
GEORGE w. JOHNSON, Sheriff of
TalIahatchie County State Of Missis-
sipp, will in obedience 10 the law, and
BY virtue of sundry executions 10 me
directed from the Honorable Circuit
Court Of said county, on Monday the 9th
day OF October, l845, at the Court
house door IN the town Of Charleston,
offer for sale at public auction, for
cash, the following judgments hereafter
stated, 10 satisfy the fees duesthe Clerk,
Sheriff and Jury tax, as hereafter sat
cd, and the cost Of sale.
NJ B. Hamer & Co.
as.
Thomas Petite. -
Indictment rendered in this case No,
ye,3ber o4th, 1910, for $450,75
Clerks fees, SherIf's fees
and Jury Tax in the l4,l2
above case,
Gardner u Watson,
vs..
w. l.. Porter.
JUDGMENT rendered in this case Sep
;omber 25Ih, 1889, for Sio9,75
- IS, Sheritfs' fees and
',.rAqf m1sthe paiJvin the above case l,374
Duval Brit & Co.
VS.
Minor G. Shumute.
Judgment rendered in this case March
18th, 1888, for $ll7,08
Clerks fees, Sherffs' fees and
Jury Tax in the above case, 1923
Adams & Wilcox,
James Bridgcr.
Judgment rendered IN this case March
lGIh 1888; for SlO6,l8
Clerks fees, Sherifs' fees and
Jury Tax in the above case, ti,G2
John Giiiand
George D. Brooks.
Judgment rendered in this case March
18th 1888, for S207,0O
Clerks fees, Sherlfi,s' fees and
Jury Tax in the above case, i4,87t
Anthony Sale,
W..
William NJ Sneed.
Judgment rendered in this case Octo-
Der 26lh 1913, for S99,59
Clerks fees, Sherifs' fees and
Jury Tax in the above case, 1871:
Walker 4 Atkinson,
vs..
George D. Brooks,
Judgement rendered in this case March
10Th 1889, for S347,3
Clerks fees, Sheritis' fees and
Jury Tax in the above case, 1854
Adam Spielmar,
vs..
James A. Goiauit.
Judgment rendered IN this case Novem
Der 25th 1871, for S262,98
Clerks lees, Sheriiis' fees and
Jury Tax IN the above case id, i2
Samuel Kennedy
W.
Zachariah Shaw.
J1dsmen, rendered in this case Ma
2S4, 1913, for Sll6,72
Clerks fees, Sherjffs' fees and
Jury Tax in the above case, 1000
Alexander Patton & CO.
Thomas @. Kendall.
Judgment rendered in this case Sci
;ember 25th 1888, for $84,24
Clerks fees, Sheriff. fees and
Jury Tax in the above case lf,o'
Gloster & Hackney to the
use Of William West.
VS..
John NJ. Doah
Judgment rendered in this case Nc
vember Gath, 1910, for $3.50, 81
Clerks fees, SherltFs' fees and
Jury Tax in the above cas9 1879
Mumford Parks
Us.
John Barland.
Judgment rendered in this case Sc
tember cath, 1885, for $64i,OG
Clerks fees Sheriff fees and
Jury Tax in the above case 1872
William II. Coviugton,
John ]. Nicholson.
Judgment rendered in this case Marc re
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JA'4Lo Z. ALDERSUN, me present Oit'A
Of tbs District Chancery Coari at Holly Spring.
for the counties of Tippah, Pontosoc, Lafayette,
fanola, Coahoma, Tnnica, DeSoto, and Mar
hall, is a candidate for reelection to that Office
in November next.
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REFERENCES.

REFERENCES.
Thomas H. Allan, Memphis, Ten.
Allan d Appersou, CONN Merch'ts"
Archibald Walker, Menphis
Walker, Anderson & Co..
]. ellis Go, Com ii. I"
Robson & Alamo NJ II. Orleans.
w. Y. Ghosou Esq, Cincinnti Ohio
James Murdoch, Huntsville Ala.
PANOLA CO., MISS.
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Leslie Ciilliun

Leslie Gilliun
VS..
William NJ. Sneed.
Judgment rendered in this case April
22nd, 1914, for S4l8,44
Clerks fees, Sheritfs, fees and
Jury Tax in the above case 1900
Hogan g. Veins,
VS..
Lee Bnley.
Judgment rendered in this case Sep
TENDER 25th, 1881, for S7I,6I
Clerks fees, Sheriffs' fees and
Jury Tax in the above case 1891 !
James NJ. McMurrah,
VS..
John A. Heard, Kinchen Mayo g.
Jno. NJ. Wilkins.
Judgment rendered in this case March !
Goth, 1889; lol 1854, "a
Clerks fees, Sheriffs' fees and
Jury Tax in the above case l9,48
Joseph Fisher,
VS..
Boyd NJ, Doak,
Judgment rendered in this case May
25!h l84tGG &c, Tor NS239l.76
Clerks fees, SherifTs' fees and
Jury Tax in the above case 1858
Wesley Higgins to the use Of
Matthew Briders.
vs..
NJ. l.. Maynad admrs. Of
Jon +. Harlan
| JudgmentIrendered in this case March
l4th 1888, for S325,00
! Clerks fees, Sheriffs fees end
Jury Tax in the above case 1854
William II. Covington,
NJ l.. Maynard admr. OF
John +. Harlan.
Judgment rendered in this case Sep
TENDER 21st. 1886, for $4,000
Clerks fees, Sheriffs' fees and
Jury Tax III the above case, 1888
A. w. White,
vs..
NJ l.. Maynard. admr. Of
John f. Hariand decd.
Judgment rendered in this case Sep
TENDER goth. 1886. for $197,47
Clerks, fees, Sheriffs' fees and
Jury Tax 10 the above case, 1880
James Taliferio,
vs..
n. l.. Maynard.
adm. Of J. F, Harlan.
Judgment rendered in this case Sep
tornber goth. 1886, for S22o,64
Clerks fees, Sheritfs' fees and
Jury Tax in the above case 1880
Andrew Rankin,
Uriah Tyson, Surviving partner of
J. Tyson 81 Co.
Judgment rendered in this case Marcel
18th, 1853, for S5O5,O5
. ! Clerks fees, Sherids' fees and
Jury Tax in the above case, 1878
j. L Brewster,
vs..
y Cawthon 81 Tyson.
| Judgment rendered in this case
for S199,47
Clerks TESS, Sheriffs' fees and
Jury Tax in the above case, 1887
Thomas c. Shepperd,
VS..
NJ. L. Maynard, admr. of
J. F. Harlan, decd.
Jud gment rendered in this case Sci
! tember 2O;h, 1886, for $io7,94
Clerks fees, Sheriffs' fees and
Jury Tax tn the abovc case $500
William W. Dabney TO the
use of Thos. w. Bearnes,
Thos. J. Calhoun.
=, Judgment rendered in this case Oct
Der Goth, 1843, for Slo3,75
Clerks fees, Shorids' fees and
Jury Tax in the above case, h'77
y. George D. Brooks,
Samuel Wherrington.
:. Judgment rendered in this case oe
TENDER Gath 1899, for SS4,9@
Clerks fees, Sherif1s' fees and
jury Tax in The above case 10 y
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WILLIAM 4. BOREN of Holly Springs, is
a candidate for the Office OF Distsries Attorney,
District composed of the counties of Panolo, DE
Soto. Marshall, Lafayette, Pontotoc, Tippah,
Tisbeu1ingo, and Itawambe. Election on the
urst Monday and day following in November
next
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RATES OF CHARGES,
Board of man per year with Lodg
ing $40 90
DO do without, do $50 90
Do do per month, ~ 90
Do do with Lodging, 90 90
Do do per week, do 90
Do do per day, 90
Do do man and horse per
dav' so
Dinner, 4u
Supper and Breakfast each, 35
Lodging, 70
Horse per day, SO
Do single feed, %
Do per week, 90
no ner menth. 10 90
The proprietor has had few years
experience Jas host. and pledges himself
TO use every exertion TO please those
who may favor him with a call. Gen
,lemen from the country, are respect
fully solicited to give him call.
JOHN G. BOSTICk.
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For District Officers.

0PWs are authorized to announce the Hon
JAMES NJ. HOWRY candidate for re-elec-
toi 10 the Office of Circuit Judge of the 7th Jul
dicial District, composed of the counties of De
500, Marshall, Tippah, Tishamingo, ltawamba,
Pcntotoc, Lafayette and Pamela.
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tSFNs are authorized to announce the Hon |
J JAMES NJ. HOWRY a candidate for re-elec-
ito 10 the Office of Circuit Judge of the 7th Jul
dirial District, composed of the counties of De
500, Marshall, Tippah, Tishamingo, ltawamba,
Pcntotoc, Lafayette and Pamela.
JAMES G. ALDERSON, the present Clerk
Of tbs District Chancery Coart at Holly Spring.
for the counties of Tippah, Pontotoc, Lafayette,
ranola, Coahoma, Tnnica, DeSoto, and Mar
hall, is a candidate for reelection to that Office
in November next
WILLIAM 4. BOREN of Holly Springs, is
a candidate for the Office of Dist Sriet Attorney,
District composed of the counties of Panel 0, DE
Soto. Marshall, Lafayette, Pontotoc, Tippah,
Tisben1ngo, and Itawambe. Election on the
urst Monday and day following in November
next
We are anthhused to announce HANNIBAL
HARRIS as a candidate for Chancery Clerk, in
the District composing the counties oFIippah,
Pontotoc. Lafayette, Pauolo, Coahoma, Tunica,
DeSoto and Marshall.
For County Offices.
We authorised 10 announce Jo'i4N No.
DOLPH candidate for Tax Assessor OF IA
r,ola comfy. at the November election.
Weare authorisd to announce Major Sterling
Harris 3 candidate for the Office OF l ak Assessor
| n Pamela county, at the November election
! h-4-Wo are author sed to announce WILL
IAN COOPER Il candidate for the Office OF
| Sheriff If Pamela county, at the ensuing NoVem-
! bsr election.
| nAJ-We are authorized to announce ". w
SMITH, as a candidate for reelection TO the office
,eSHERIFF of Panola County at the November
section.-Er11
nI-1rbe friends of SAMUEL WILDS
| yERNON. announce him us a CANDIDATE
FIR the office of Sheriff of Pamela County al
the November elections,
frrWw.S. KEITH, is r candidate for tht
office of CIRCUIT CLERK of Pamela County
At the next November election
hA-We are authorized to announce tho
CARROLL, a candidate for the ONCE o
CIRCUIT CLERK of Pamela county, az u
ensuing November election.
| --------------
| o. We are authorized 10 announce VIM ;
CLINTON as candidate for the office OF as
SCISSOR of Pamela county, at The next move"
Der clectiotion.2.D
. ~ We are authorized to announce HO'
B. TURNER. a candidate n represent fanol
county. in the lower branch of the Legislature
at the next November election.&-O
, ntFwe are authorized to apnouoce JOSEPf
J. CALDWELL, as a Candidate for the oihc
of SHERIFF of Parola county, az the next NC
veInber election.
0r-TWe are authorized to announce W.
. | CJIIBERSON, as candidate for re-olecti o
20 the Office of CIRCUIT CLERK Of Panol
county, at the next November electon-ED
We are authorised TO announce ROBER
! W. BRAHAN a candidate 10 represent Panol
county in the lower banch of the next Legislator
WE are authorized to announce SAMUE
| BELL MCKEE candidate for Probate Judg
Of Pamela county, a: the ensuing NoVemoe
election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN I
= KEITH as a candidate for reelection to the Oh
ice of Treasurer of Pamela county, at the ensl
\ ing November election.
b NOTICE
S is hereby given 10 all persons intere'
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Walker 4 Atkinson,
vs..
George D. Brooks,
Judgement rendered in this case March
26,h 1889, for S347,38
Clerks fees, Sheriffs fees and
Jury Tax in the above case, 1854
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Anthony Sale,
vs..
William NJ. Sneed.
Judgment rendered in this case Octo-
Der 26th ls43, for $99,59
Clerks fees, Sheriffs' fees and
Jury Tax in the above case, 1851
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Gardner u Watson,
VS..
w. L. Porter.
JUDGMENT rendered in this case Sep
;omber 25lh, 1889, for Sl09,75
- - ,s, Sheritfs' fees and
,cr mast BE paiJeip the above case 1874
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
SPRING SUPPLY.
BOOKS And STATIONERY.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY
G L. BARCLAY is nov receiving his Spring
-. supply of the following Goods; having
purchased the principal part for CASH, enables
him 10 sell at much lower prices than formerly,
which S. L. B. is determined 10 d.
BLANK BOOKS.-A full assortment OF all
sizes, made 10 order of The best materials; such as
Ledgers, Day Books, Invoice Cash and Sales
Books, Journals Check Books, Bill Books, Re
cep and Sherifls' Books, and Memorandum
Books of all kinds, from 81 cents each up
WRITING PAPER-l50 reams Foolscap
and Letter Paper, ruled and plain, at the very low
price OF 81 p per Icam.
BONNET BOARDS-Bluc and white, very
thick and superior, very cheap.
SCHOOL BOOKS Of every kind published
complete assorimeni-Primers, Spoilers Ariih-
mciic>, Biographies Hslorics-lhe best works
on Mathematics Geometry, Algebra, Surveying.
Philosophy, Chemistry and Botany.
Quils, Ink, Steel Pens, Waters, Sealing Wax,
Inkstands, Letter Stamps, and in fact every ari-
Gle usually found in Bookstore, and sold as
cheapas any other establishment.
WALL PAPER, for Paper Hangings.-A
large supply OF various new patterns and al I'M
usually low prices Powered Bordering Paper.
very handsome.
Many Other articles, too numerous 10 mention,
which The public generally, and country mcr-
chants particularly, are invite, 10 call and exa-
mine. ). I. BARCLAY,
March % No. l6, West Main Street.
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EAGLE SQuARE

RIG MOND, RGINIA.
ERESH importation Of Cloths, which have
i been manufactured for me
Cassimeres Of various styles, English, French
and American
London Quillings and English Marseilles, OF
all kinds
Dandy Drillinss ofvery desirable styles
Lawns of new and handsome designs
Silk and Satin Vestings, made in London
Silk Twist, Chinese and Italian Sewing Silk
Stay Bindings and Tapes
English Hose and Hali-Flose, superior quality
Berlin Gloves, of excellent descriptions
Bombaznes and Velyels, Of my own importa-
ton
Gloves Of all styles, in Kid and Silk
Cambrcs, OF every grade and quality
Buttons Of various patterns and lower than the
cost of importation
French Cassimeres and Cloth, unusually cheap
Parasolells, of lovely patterns
Prints, of every quality and design
As my stock is very large and well assorted, |
invite country merchants who wish desirable
goods TO examine the assortment, as am anxious
10 sell. b. Ii. LONDON.
March 2J-d&c
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NEW GOODS.

DY the latest arrival We have received, and
Is omen this morning large addition 10 our
supply Of Spring and Summer DRY GOODS
and have now in store complete assortment.
Our stock embraces
Black brown and olive Cloths
Green invisible green and blue Cloths
French, plain ard fancy Cashmere
Doeskin' and other kinds do.
Alpaca, Drep d Etc and Cro'on Coaings
Linen and other kinds DO.
Gro d Turk, Gambroonss, DC;
French Linen bleached and brown Linen
Lawns, BaIzorines and Cebaltines
Gipshams, Hollands and silesias
Prints in great variety, very handsome
Nankcens, blcached and brown Domestics
SILK and Cotton Hdkfs., &c, &c.
With variety Of the newest goods OF the sea-
son which we will sell on reasonable terms.
"' RICHARDSON & CO.,
March 31-c9. SO Main Street.
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MERCHANDISE.
NEW SPRING GOODS.

TINE subscriber has commenced receiving his
i usual supply OF fashionable retailing goods
TO which he invites the particular attention of his
town and country friends and customers. He has
already on hand
New style cold and blk French Balzo ines
Black, and blk and lead Silk Balzurines
French, Eng. and American Prints
French Cambrics, Jaconets, and Lawns
Mousehne MaIquise, new style Article for
ladies
Black Silks, Marcelinis, &c, &c.
Black waered Silk, an extra article
Rich French Collars
Barge Scarts and Shawls
French Ginghams, Parasols, Parasoetts and
Shades
Hosiery, Gloves, Linens, Linen Sheetings
Huckabacks, Ticklenbers Damask Napkins
Fronting Linens, bleach'd and brown Shirtinss
Linen Camb Hkfs., plain and revere borders
Cambrics Jaconels, Lace Muslins, &C., &c.
The above goods, together with such as will.be
received during The next Two weeks, will make The
assortmen,as good as any in the city, and at prices
which cannot fail TO give satisfaction.
April 4-cw6w THOMAS X. PRICE.
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AUCTION SALES.
EXECUTORS SALE or VALUABLE

EXECUTORS SALE or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
DY virtue of The last will and testament OF the
ID LATE Abner Robinson, will be sold al pub
auction, to The highes. bidder, on the premises.
on Friday, The 4lh day Of April, (being the same
day the interest in the same lots belonsin. 10 the
estate Of Henry King, decd, is advertised to be
sold) all the said Robnson's interest, being one
moiety, in the following lots fsround in the civ
Of Richmond, viz: one lot at The corner OF X 4
ID streets, opposite Mrs. Roper's property, the
present residence Of A. w. Morton, Esq on
which lot there are some old houses-lwo lots on
the East side Of 81 street. North Of L st., nearly
opposite the lower end Of Mr.. Jackson's lol. being
part Of that very desirable lot between Mr.. True.
hearts and Mr.. Jackson's lots-two lots on the
West side Of I'd street, nearly opposite Nj. VIM.
Clarkc's grocery, on which there are some wood
Ell buildings, ana also ore lot in The town Of Man
chester Sale 10 take place at 4: o'clock, P. NJ,
grJTerms at sale. WM. K. JOHNSON.
JOS. ALLEN,
Executors OF bner Robinson, dec d.
April lit
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Ie. NJ. BURTON,

(Ncarly Opposite tho Exchange Bank)
ITAS for sale, upon accommodating terms
IL Old London Dock Cognac Brandy
Superior Holland Gin, imported into This mar
ket
Old Grenada and Antigua Rum
Richardson's Old Rye Whiskey
Old Virginia Apple Brandy
London Brown Stout, in quart and pint bottles
Madeira, Sherry, Port and Clarei Wines,
from the lowest to The very best quality :.
Champagne Wine, Anchor and Bolinger
brands
Woolsey G. Woolseys double refined loaf,
crushed and puverized Sugars
Porto Rico, New Orleans and Cuba Molasses
Woolsev and Woolseys Sugar-house Molas-
ses-a superior article for family use
Gunpowder and Pouchong Teas, Of fine and
extra fine qualities
Bacon-Hams Middlings and Shoulders
Sperm and Taow Candies Of The best S,a brands
Java, Manila, Laguyra and Cuba Coffee
No Lard, Picking Vinegar, &C.
March lS-cSt
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FrankI;n street Bakery,

fFORMERLY DRINKER'S,)
Eos,ern Corner Of 1871 and Franklin Streets
and neU The Union Hotel.
TOHN II. BAPTIST, having conducted this
establishment during the last three months
re,urns his thanks for the patronage received du-
rino that time. He takes this method OF inform
in7 The old customers OF Mr.. Drinker, and all
others who may be disposed 10 patronize him, that
thew NAV depend upon getting all articles in
his line Fresh, Of the best quality, and in good
order. He will furnish to order fresh WATER
CRACKERS. BUTTER CRACKERS, SODA
CRACKERS CAKES of all kinds, BREAD,
&c. &c. Country Merchants, who deal in
Cakes and Crackers, may rely on getting these
articles FRESH, at all times, from my Bakery.
March 3l-3t
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1896 Prizes Amounting to sI,i1911s
Tickets 500 halves TO- quarters ); eiyht!ls 2,50
Certificate of 2 Package of2G Whole Tickets
$500; 2G half Tickets 100; % quarter Tickets Is;
IL eighth Tickets 50 80.
3J Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Cer,i-
fcates OF Packages in The above splendid L.o,le-
ries, will receive the most promp, attention, and
an account of each drawing will be sent when
requested, to all who may order Tickets from
Richmond, Feb IS. ID. NJ. HOYT.
r F. WORDS NEW LOTTERY Of
y FICE, OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HorEr.
RiedM,ond, Virginia.
SOMETHING GRAND.
For Saturday, 9Th April
100000! 10000! l4,0Gs!! Prizes Of
10000 each so Prizes of 1000 are $4,000
Alexandria Lottery, by authority of Con-
sress,l Glass II. for 1915: To be drawn at
Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, April 5, 1915,
[under the superintendence OF Public Commits
sioners appointed for that purpose. IS Number
Lottery, - Drawn Ballots.
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rpcsH FOREIGN DRY GOODS. &c

FRESH FOREIGN DRY GOODS, &c.
WE have now in store of our Importation
w from Europe, purchased entirely for cash,
decidedly The handsomest assortment OF Spring
Goods we have seen for many years, and We
think the cheapest. Amongst them will be found
the following articles, viz
Richly printed Marseilles Vesings
Do do Wcl,ings for Vests
Very superior wove figure Vestings
Splendid figured and colored silk Veslings
Very superior and common Gambroons
Superior Linen fancy Driings
Stout and fine BaInsey do
Splendid Vienna mixtures and plaids
Fancy Union Driilngs
Ga Lace striped and net muslns
GA Jaconet Cambrics
Ga Cotton Cambrics
GA Checked Muslins
Together with great variety Of other Foreign
and Domestic Goods which We offer for sale al
the lowest market prices.
F. & J. s. JAMES & CO,
Opposite the Exchange Bank.
March 2S-c4t
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

TN pursuance of decree Of the United S'a.c'
l. Court fourth Circuit and Eastern District OF
Virginia, pronounced on The ih day OF Decem-
Der, 1914, in the name Of the unilca States Of
America, plaintiffs, against John q. Lay ct ais,
defendants, will be sold by the undersigned, Com
missioner, a, public auction, 10 The highest bid
der, on the 10Th day Of April, 1915, a, the Bell
Tavern, in the city Of Richmond, between The
hours Of II o'clock, A. NJ, and 3 O'Clock, P. NJ
the following properly, 10 wit A certain 'lact Of
land situated in Madison county, State OF Virgi
mia containing 231 acres, more or less, adjoining
Inc lands OF Thomas Bohannan and others, pur-
chased by The said John 0. Lay Of Herbert A.
Claiborne ard VIM. 3. Cbanberlayne, trustees
for benjamin Duval Also, a certain 10, 81
ground Situated in the city of Richmond, near
Mayo's Warehouse, purchased BY The said Lay
from VIM. Mayo.
The sale will be made upon the following
terms, 10 wit: One-third OF the purchase money
10 be paid in cash, and the residue in two equal
instalments at six and twelve months from the
day OF sale, the purchasers giving bonds with ap-
proved security for the deferred payments. and
the title to the property 10 be retained unit! he
whole Of the purchase money is paid.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN,
Marshal U. S. E. D. v. and Commissioner.
March 25-ctd
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RICHARDSON &. co.

81, NAN STREET,
A RE receiving their supply of SPRING DRY
n GOODS, which will embrace a large and
varied assortment of the newest styles and pat
terms, by The latest imporatons via New York OF
ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN
HANUFh CI'URE;
and, with The usual quantity and descriptions Of
Domestic Fabrics, they are prepared TO exhibit
stock OF almost entirely new goods all which
they offer for sale on their usual terms.
March I9-dl6ti.