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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27
By williams & uaxaII.

By Williams & IInxaII.
On WEDNESDAY day July, O'Clock will b.
sold IN front oC our Auction store
Prime Porto Rico Sugars
fHp Green Rio Coffee
DO DO f~suyra do
Do 90 Old lava do
DO dry Western Bacon
DO DO do DO Shoulder
To do do d. Hama
DO do sugar cured Hams
Oard, Dupuy Il Co. Cosnae Brandy
J. J. Dupuys do
lmita'ion do
Northern Apple Brandy
Superior Cinennat RseiGed Whisky
Do Sonnugahela do
Pure New England Rum, bis
Very superior inlIso a kegs
Mason's Challenge Backing
casks Cod Fish
- bales Northern Hay
TERAs-Under 500, cash 500 and over, ap
proved paper.
j. 20 WILLIAMS A. HANALI. AueI.
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PhiIndcIphin nInrket. Innc D 4

Couon-sales today confined 10 slew lots mostly
Upands, al oa5ic. Flour moves Oh slowly We notire
sales MI about 1900 bbls at 1915 Tor wcseto "a al
foffa Pcnna and Sll2I Tor selected brand
Cora Mcal-lJil5OO bbls. Penna sold NJ 81 so Rvc
Flour quiet at $3.50.
Giain--A sale Of 1900 bushels prime red Wheat was
made al Gle. Com-Dsmspd somewhat improved. and
Southern yellow ~ worth SEC Oats-Ssles of Southern
81 3Oc Grocones-Almost the only transaction s a sale
oi l6O hhds. New Orleans Sugar at 6Is7 cents, mos
which - an Improvement Whisky sells at 90 co. in
bhls
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view Work MARKED, June 25-9IP.M.

Sales Of cotton 100 bales Flour isfeebe; 5000 Mi
chiRaa 81; 700 10 Genesee order O6 Geneseo can.
be- quoted over ~.
1000 bu mixed Indiana com al SOC, 1900 bu N. v.
Slate white do Csc, measure, 1000 bu tenesee wheat
g6c, rye &C, sellers, G5 buyers.
1000 bbls whale oil 3ic; 5000 lbs N. W. wialebone
3ib some city pork has been sold less Than iOi
other kinds about the same.
Sterling bills sasi prem Francs 5,ojs5 S7I. Stocks
down.
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By Dunlop. moncuTe 81 Co.
Dry Goods al Auction.
On WEDNESDAY, the St day OF July
Auction Rooms, deahle
GOODS well worthy the
srH"anys riss S-'iv--sHs s'rs- anil
wall be sold without limit
81 1 and : : hne and dne brown Shrtinxs
- S., 60 and l24 beaehed ShirtBgs aud Sheetings
Cotton Ozrahurgs, Brown billings
Georgia yellow Nankeens Blue Drills Ticking
spool Cotton, Pins Tapes, Green Barge
Cotton Flag ftkfs, suspenderS
White, black and eoTd Cotton Hose, Jaeonets
Null, Swiss and Cambne Muslns
Back and white cap Lace
Muslin Robes, rich and cold Cambres
Blk silk warp Alpaeess and BOnbauass
Pearl and Agate Shrt Buttons, Bone SuspeBier do.
Mahin1 GraSs Cloih5 and Marseincs skrs
Prints, Shirlng Gnghams, Sc.
ALSO
An invoice OF Linen Goods, consisting Of
Linen Cambria Ilikfs Datlask Napkins
Damask Table Linen and Table Cloths
Linen Towels hne and IRISH Linens suiabe for
collars and bosouis Pillow Linen
So % and l2i Linen Sh-eings, Dapsrs
Burlaps and Linen Dflinrs
LIKEWISE
Of Canton Cape Scarf. and shawl,
neh k Scars and shAR style Barcse and Thbet shas
aad embrot1ed Muslin Capes, Of importation.
TERMS-Uncer 500, cash, 500 over month"; credit
foT approved negotiable paper.
ie Is DUNLOP MoNCURE * co, Ausu
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FARM IN HENRico COUNTY,

"Ii.f. be -oh FRIDAY "a cay of July n%rt upon
the premises, at the hour Of ~ an Hen
REQ eouHy on which Mrs Eirl Mosby a long re,idrd
lately the occupancy Of Mr. W g. Taaro more recently
and at Presnt occupied ~ MI w Hall bo, sde. Of
ihe road leading from Richmond Fsricksburg
ins above the iofmefaon u. Lands Of Mr. w
Miles George AMI John n contain.
acres The improvement The soil
OF ths land remarkably good TERss-l3 cash ba ane. an
equal insAnens y-ar. bearing
secured BY trust deed sale without request
owner Je IL W. GODDIN. Auei-
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c. BRINCKERHOot-s
HEALTH RESTORATIVE,
NJ OTWITHSTA NDINC ,Lo L..-,;.,.. -

~ VI w HS iNDlNtr the bOlStng OF en-
pines OF great performed forged certificates
oithen yet their sink like the ra,
sea OF OBLIVION The test Of guiding the search
ing ses who anIou every that .hn-
on their path The uea Restorative
as the production of proven that
e and has nsinuaiion and eweled
OF Loaoi om the eastets Of those who experienced the
ieeu OF hs balm lis sovereign cure Of
Complaints of the ver aud LunE Consumption Coughs and Colds
even IN iher greater Asthma in Breast
side Al That - desatie
the Rs,oraive reduced and 10 the un ~ ~
power and 80 placed such perfect that .,
and united force - experienced and anne time II.
offered a. palliative only for disease but enmns-
ton Of IT, and blooming health As Al d.
testimony Of unimPeacabe often convince
iho'e who are determined to Withstand evidence. no
matter how powerful earnestly trial
OF the Restorative and b. convinced by
The safety OF hfe depends the medicine with
out had better hasten a quick and fatal tetmi
nation OF your dseas-but by W yourse
which cannot dsappoIt delude you
The following certificate from Dr. Chiffon the Known
New York Chemist:
81 have aEayzed bottle q medicine
Health Restorative and end that Mercury
any other metallic preparation, foms IL
eoEPe'eiof vegetable matter entirely
JGsEs r. CmLToS, N. d"
C. BRINCkERHOFF, Proprietor, New York
Principal Once, $50 Brcome Street New YORK.
% Por sale BY the Agents,
Is
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1urtiou saIts.
Trus,ee.. snIc al N.,.,.
Ry Hodges a Puii,am.

ms nofninr al 10 ock viii be sod odce
KEY IS one H. the other 10 ag,. Also
u ye'o age ani likely Man 81 year. ayr good eapsHet
- HODGES FULLiAN Aact..
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MORE EVIDENCES OF THE POWER OF
THOMS0N'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA
MOTH WONDERF rUPEI

" " r. l. 4 r.
PHILADELPHIA, April l. lS45
hereby certify that during Southwark Of July
o~ing 10 exposure and fatigue the duty
health received shock part Of August
all the symptoms Of Pulmonary Consumption appeared Al this
JuneuTe, called hrst physician, attended me some
weeks without benefit and told distinctly considered my
disease beyoad the reach OF human ed his yt-
every symptom getting the breast deu
" Of breathing raising blood; apaion heart: night
s~eas hectic fever &c and unable 10 rs
frequently bring up now eaIes IN apoiber
physician who at recommended Thomsons Com
pound syrup OF Tar and Wood Napa had
the fourth bottle was able dress nyself down
without assistance and by the nnhed
tie appetite and strength returned symptoms
and the disease u5dued ami thousands
Others who have been cured by medicine testify that 10 IL
wonderful powers alone nay o health
JAMES ANDREWS, 2I7 CAtharne street
was called To attend in the above secondary
OF the disease found the patient aborng compiler disease
Of the lungs and liver liberation
by percussion discovered AbseSs IN the rb
lung The being apparently hopeless beyond the reach
Of the usual Treatment resolved using Thomsons Com
pound Syrup OF Tar and Wood Napt the which had
previously scarcely desperate
all doubts respecting the efficacy
OF the lungs and liver. NJ. CHAMBERS a. ID
Philadelphia, Aprh !, 1875.
Prepared only by = p THOMSON
Northeast Of 5h Spruce stlrrcts PhId.lphia
QJr For sale IN Richmond by DUvAL PURCELL. Geur.
Agents in Petersburg by Chas Corning Co.. Norfolk by
NJ A. Santos Lynchburg Jno H. Seay: la Fredericksburg
BY DR. James Cooke and C. H. Hunt Farmyne by Dr. WIN n
Chapel. 8.
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CONGRESS-.

The ST. Louis papers announce the death Of SHApRacK
fIsS Jr Esq, editor OF the missouri Reported in the
Seth year OF his age.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27

BY II. H Dickin-an q Hrother.
Commissioners sale of Negro Man
y pursuance Of an order Of Chesterfield Coun-
~ Court pronounced the I May 1896 undersigrsd
commissioners appointed thereby. Will WEDNESDAY
day Of July next oeiek sell public auction.
the Auction House Of r. H. Dickinson BTOI-r,
Richmond Slave named carpenter property
Virginia Weisiger. RIO. D. WlNFREE. t.,
SAM.W WEISIGER, \ ~ -
ie 27-tds X. DICKINSON & BROTHER, Auets.
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Portrait Painting.

y,. 70 InE rNraoss
" VI. u. BROWN, OF London, politely informs
- M .nheh- OF Richmond and ycnny. that b. h..r
~ as sad'o and Exhibition Alien Brothsrs
-. n .uees ~b.Ie specimens cf his Art Among
Known in this City. -
o tai -. -
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Risk.

" Orders meet the most AMI eonhdena
drawings sent when requested WIN
cash for all capital b had
ngs are received Ror large prizes, address :
d. PAINE CO. Managers.
c ~ Va.
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lotteries.

II G. GREGORY n CO., MANAGES, No.
~ iOI Main Street. Richmond. Va.
JULY, 1st6.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES
ALEXANDRIA LorrEsv ta'. &C. 70, is,s-,o b. dawn o.
Saturday. July 4. 1896.
P"s% $4,000 ! prls Of $4,000
isooo 20 1000
i 5000 co prize. Of 800
10 NO. LO1rERy-ia DRAWN BALLOTS.
Ticket. $40 IIaye. 5; Quarters . 50.
Certificates of packages Of 90 Whole Teses sIeO
do. do 90 Quarter 20
q Prizes of $4,000.
ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY. Class "a, io' is.6-o be dawn
SPLENDID PRIZES.
1910 200 200
IS No. LorrERY-is DRAWN ballots
Tickets SO. IlAiyes 5. Quarters 9 SO.
Certificates Of packages Of rs Whole Tiei.u $40 o.
Do. Do Do IS S Quarter DO 90. 81 - 90
$4,000!
100 Prizes OF $1,000!
ALExANDRA LOTTERY Class 2e. iOr 1870 be drawn
Saturday the is'h Of July, is.s
'''''' $1,000 $4,000: 100 ''-' Of 100:
rs NO LorrEsY~ia DRAWN BArLors'
sc. @is' wss fs," So $40 90
s35,29t!
100 Prizes OF 900,
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Cas- 20, Iais-to be dawn ON
Saturday, the 25h Of July. Is46.
BRILLIANT SCHEME
! Przs Of so5,est prIse Of sa5Oo
10000 loo prizes OF LEGO
5000 100 500
5000 a.. Ar
20 NO. LOTTERY-l3 DRAWN BALI.OTS
Tickets $40. Halves 5; Quarters 9 80.
Certificates Of packages Of &c Whole Tickets $40
Do DO 20 20 Quarter aa 90 90 30 30
Order. aud C.u6ea. Of n, IN.
above Splendid IOtlsry will the prompt
account OF the Drawing will be requested 10 all who
order from Address,
J. C. GREGORY Il co. Manas.r
rG Richmond Va.
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AuCiion Salts.
BY Wellington God,
SALE or REAL ESTATE.
FUTURE NAYS

sy wsiusvton coddip.
ConurssfoNEfS's SALE Or REAL ESTATE.
IN HENRtCO,
Near Bacon Quarter Branch Tavern.
10y virtue Of decree Of the superior court of
Law and Chaneefy f the county of Ahare pronounced
on the Rsd day % Nsy isfe The Of sl.,,
'aftand A. the und-fstsaai, r
VII proceed In sell the THURSDAY DIV
OF July neh At oeiock, p NJ, ~ M" real referred
10 an the proeeng Of said arr described
CaDde Fseory near Richmond This property consists
containing about which d~spinr
nous situated near hehnnd aud north o. AMI ad,hng Bseor
Quarter hranehT Tavern In" of
cash. and for the remaining thirds bond approved
hsceury payable respectively and ~
OF ar and retaining the title al the as boad paid and a
veyane. directed BY tle said
y WN 4 RORERTsON ,,on,.,
sale conducted by WELLINGTON GODDIN. Auet
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Hy Inioes e. brother

hy intoes a Brothcr.
Nc s Mas Sf'sst
staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING July TN, commencing O'Clock
viii sell Second Floor general assortment OF
STAPLE and Fancy Dry worthy the attention Of dealers Par
ueulars hereafter. SJ- Teunsa a. usual
/ ICORICE.-75 cases stick Licoricc, Of the
le - DAVENPORT. ALLEN co.
DnrlERcEs COAL PA OF, receiving and for sale BY
~ ic 20 woRTHAN. NeGRUnER co.
uAHDwAHE, CTTLERY AND SaDDLFHY.
- opening large additions previously assortment u
Hardware, Cuuy ami s-drry 90 diminish our sioes
THOMAS A CHARLES ELLIS
AZ i'-9w No 100 M,iu street
For the LadiCs--ScCOnd supply.
WE subscriber h''n.' received w the cypress non Fhdsl
ph' Another assortment Of sdes 10 and Morocco slips and
Tes-thy really handsome and eocdwhch. with his own
Potomac an Of which viii BE- soh low ALEX NIL
jsi Manufacturer and DEALER in Roots. stos. &C
OREGON HATS.-This day received per
~ Grcenway. flesh assortment which b. .oH low BY
}. suUrHER co.
~ le2 Main stree, opposite The Uinss
TTNHOUPSON-S UENICO.-I W RANnorH co have
f.s.!vrh f s,so1 SUPPLY Of Wadiy Thompsons Rseoncc
tons Of Metie" ~ 80 ei5
EAMPHlNE. In consequence OF the reduc
~ Puss Spirit. Turpenine The subscriber has reduced
The Pree Of CamPhns to IS ssais sanon from az. iss
1T ms Main
FHNRANELLING HANKETs.-A large a..ortrneut q
Travelling Basssts Carpet Bags sni straw sstchesfo
L.. GtNTERs,
le 10 ~ Main street
- EAT con LIVER OIL rsue,iy zoe Consuunpton-
~ iuu received. and fcr saie By
y 20 eAyNoRk woOD
RnUsHEs.-A hgs supply Of Hair, Nail and rooa
- Brushes, Of Gee quality.
eo-iu EusTACg a SON
something Ncw-Hecctved per Express.
A FEW Dresses Of Linen Tissue Lawns" a
100 aaHT
flso.s choice ot sih snd Linea Gnshanis
lcO HAws VAN DEURsEN q WARD
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Correspondence Of tie Baltimore American.

"AshlNofoN, Juno 20.
UNITED STATES SENATE.
Mr.. Bright leave, introduced bill to increase the
pay OF commissioned officers and pr,atos Of mtia
aud volunteers and allow the officers Of the same grant
OF land IN certain Ii referred To the Commit
tee Military Affairs
The resolution adjourn the Goth Of July coming up
IN order, Mr. Breeze moved to postpone until Monday
next on account OF the absence OF the mover Mr. Hanns-
gan. he motion lost Ayes 81, noes 90.
The resolution being ON its passage it was strongly OPP
posed by Mr. Benton, the ground that the about
arriving when Congress could and should egsac for our
people beyond the Rocky Mountains.
After considerable debate the resolution was hon laid
upon the table by a OF 81 %.
Mr. Bagby moved hereafter ut IL o'clock Laid
over under the rule.
The bill reported yesterday for the organization of the
Volunteers was called up by Mr. Benton who explained
Its provisions.
Mr. Cruenden proposed sundry amendments the prin-
cipa OF which was TO give the appointment OF Brigader
General to any Of the States furnishing brigade in
stead Of vesting it in the Executive.
Mr. Johnson Of Md, opposed Mr. Crttendon's amend
ment arguing that the limitation Of upon the State Of
heers, of for twelve monhs would con
tribute very much TO their neciency. The Government
officers would be better trained for service than State Off
could be. However much he ia favor OF having
Maryland troops commanded by Maryland officers he was
more IN favor OF having them commando by Federal au
thOrty aud in particular did he prefer that the toops
should be under the command OF United States officers
rather than those from Maryland, not furnished nv
the Federal Government.
Mr.. Wescou, OF Florida, thought that dsaiecton and
REORGANIZATION was TO be the consequence Of allowing
Stite volunteers 10 be commanded by Federal officers
Had the volunteers known they TO be thus command
ed they would not have gone the field with 80 much
elacrity they did.
AT nearly five O'clock the Senate brought to vote
vote upon Mr.. Cnuenden's amendment it was reject
ed. Yeas IL, nays &c
Mr.. Johnson OF Md. proposed that two Brgadie G.
ais should DO appointed.
Mr. Crenden said that the Bill already provided for six
eight Brgadier Generals. Mr. Critendsn proposed
that the Volunteers should be tried by officers of ieir own
regiments in Courts Martial.
Mr. Benton urged the withdrawal OF this amendment
conflicting with tho fundamental articles OF war.
Mr.. Crtenden reluctantly acquiesced and with the re-
mark that the President had asked for four Brsadier
Generals and the Senate had given him eight he consent
ed that the bill should pass. and it passed.
The Senate then adjourned.
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Trunks Truuksi! Trunksi!i
A MOTHER SUPPLY or tWpN FRAME TRUNKS The sub
n scfhe has received supply ff,uc Tave
hrg Tunks of Foof quality roes Gnt oeks-to
which be- would most rcspecfuiy want
a. they VIII be scd ~ low ssany other veius.
iets ALFN HfI.L
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Cotieriss.
ID. PAINE l. co,
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES.
Richmond. Virgiair

TNHE attention Of Adventures ~ requested To
- the Grand Schemes for July FORTUNES uONE .in,
with prEes and toss a through which
fortune may be realized shouh adirss their orders %
T.. w PURCELL. Agent for q PATS, L Co
Managrrs Of I.oiterrs
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ffH ENUK KENT.-The Store No l46, ON
hA Main street four doors below Exchange Bank
eupied for time bv Nessrs Allen BroIer Fur
ntue Store together with kitchen and Lumber
attached This property good condition. (haying
Gently repaired mProved any
Possession will given 18Th day July
sooner, desired Apply PHILIP n. TABB SON,
odiee Nam the Exchange
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store and Dwelling, on Vain Street,
FOR RENT

90 ENHE spacious Store and Dwelling, No. 23
a Main street recently occupied by Mr. Ias- A Smell
offered fof year frn hs h., inst Fot term.
apply to wA. w CRUMP ESQ., OF
j. 2l-f INIOHS A BROTuER
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BLACK DRESS COATS!
From 23I, broadway, New York.
WYE invite the attention of gentlemen to an
Of fine Baek Dress Goats Just received from
w T. Jennings Co.'S establishment N. Y We
the style Of Them ~ldom equaed BY the
county Call and satisfy yourselvesat STARR co,
je2l Lises Corner.
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SILAS MERCHANT.

hsHHJariHrer Of ssd Dealer Ready ais Ciothisg, ll4 ix
Stree. Rad,
III ANlNG recently received considerable addi-
II IL tons 10 his stock makes full and complete
the them u he could
Without examination he respectfully soets a
IN want OF almost article usually Tailoring Clothing
OF Furnishing Store He would be happy
Foods to those want and still happier sell
armens made notice, Prices.
Particular attention paid 10 boys clothing. e2t
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lily PAPER.-The celebrated Egyptian Poison Pager
for the deitreon Flies, Mosquitoes, Scfor sale i2t
erutA by
js2s w RANDOLPH a co
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16

The LAND SALES. In accordance with
the notice given in the newspapers, The
sale of public lands commenced at the
Land Office in this place on Monday last,
There are not great many person pre-
sent, and there has not been a great deal
Of land sold-upwards of six townships
have been offered, and only about two hun
bred dollars worth of land stockholders
are scarce and shy. The most valuable
of the lands have not yet been offered.
We learn that there is very little mo-
ney paid into the Registers Office. Choc.
taw scrip being substituted in most cases
of private entry and Of pre-emptions.- -
The valuable lands will perhaps find ready
sale when they are put up, by which time,
perhaps, there will be more bidders at the
sales, than there are at present
TGreadda Chronicle
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16
CHARCOAL ROAD!

TENHE subscribers take pleasure in an.
nouncing 10 the public that they
have just received per steamboat DIM, a
large and general stock of BagQipg.
Rope, Sugar and Coffee, Bacon, Lard
Flour and Whiskey, together with com
pIele stock of Staple Dry Goods, aad ere
now prepared TO furnish planres viii
these articles on The usual terms, ,ogelhe,
with sprinkle Of cash, on the faith Of
cotton, so make il go down"
They have procured large and c0nmo.
dious Cotton Shed, remote from the bust
ness part Of town, and will receive, buy, Of
cell, or forward cotton at the customary
rates. Come down and help us beat down
the coal
WIRELESS 81 CRAWFORD.
Greenwood, Sept. ., 1916. 81
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16
Notice.
.NHE UNDERSIGNED, as Trusle,
in a certain deed OF trust executed
il n N A. L,

TNHE UNDERSIGNED, as Trustee
in a certain deed OF trust executed
by Daniel r. Russell to secure Fidelio s.
Hunt against loss as surety for SAID Rus
sell, for the payment of certain notes which
are in part due and unpaid, will, on the
Third Monday Of October neat,
(it being the 18Th day of the month, in
the town of Carrolllon, Mississippi, ex
pose TO public sale, TO the highest bidder,
for cash, the following described house
and lot, to-wit; A lot included within The
limits of the corporation of the town Of
Carolton, Carroll county, Miss, known
and designated as commencing at the
northwest corner OF said corporation, and
running south seven chains and forty five
links, thence west two hundred and fifty
eight feet, thence north seven chains and
fifty five links, thence east TO the begin
ming, 10 an oak stake fifteen inches in dl.
ameter, containing three acres, more or
less. The improvements on said lot are,
good dwelling house, convenient out
houses, garden, lots, &c. Title uudoubted,
JAMES X. LEA, Trustee
September l6, 1916 40 st
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16
Dtru

On Wednesday Cd instant, at bis residence
miles south OF Carrolton, Mr.. WILLIAM
CAPERroN, in the 79th year of his age.
Fer many months previous to his death,
he was the victim OF most painful and
distressing disease, which he bore with re-
markable patience aud fortitude, through
out the whole period Of his affection.
The deceased possessed in a very high
degree all those virtues which rendered
him so eminenlly useful 10 private life, and
adorned him as a Christion and man of pi-
ETY.. Throughout his whole life, he enjoy
ed The confidence, respect, and esteem Of
all who knew him. He has left an aged
and afflicted widow, numerous relatives,
and a large circle Of friends and acquaint-
ancee to mourn his loss.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16
GULLETT & LENCECUW,
Commission, Receiring and Forwarding
Merchants,
GREENWOO MI

WKTOULD inform The public that they
Wv will open, on The lst Of October,
the house formerly occupied by John Dun.
can a. Co, in Greenwood, for the purpose
of transaeung Commission business, and
will keep on hand large stock Of Groce.
ries, Produce, and Staple Dry Goods.
They have procured a commodious Cot.
ton Shed, remote from the business part Of
the town, and will make cash advances all
Cotton stored with them.
September 2, 1916. 3S-tf
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-16
Execminr,s Sale.

Nm pursuance of decretal order of the
PROBATE Court, will sell, at the door
OF the court house in CofieevilIe, on the
First Monday in Nopember merit,
at public sale, the following land in Yallo-
busha county, viz: East halt OF southeast
quarter, and north hall Of east half Of
southwest quarter, and west half of north.
east quarter, and east half of north west
quarter of section No. 35, township -,
range 4 east. Sold on acredit of twelve
months-bond and security required.
PETERSON PERSON, Er'or
of estate of Joseph Person, dec'd
September l6, 1916. DO