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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-01-29
WHAT SHOULD HAVE BEEN DONE.

w RAJ Sf1OULD MA 4 DEEM OOING.
Once more we feel ourselves called upon 10
epcak of the, in our estimation, objectionable
hardness with which Congress has thus far
acted and with which, from present appear
snces, that body iS likely to act throughout
the remainder OF the short session, on the sub
iect of the Mexican war. We do not remem-
Der any instance in which the legislative de-
parhnent Of country has acted with the same
procrastinating spirit, under similar crcum-
stances. In the name of Heaven, let every
man ask himself whether the war is to be pros
ecuted any farther or not And if 50, what
is to be gained by procrastination Why does
not Congress at once, firmly and energetlcally
take one course or another' II the war is not
to be prosecuted with vigor, why not at once
order Mr.. Polk to withdraw our troops 10 the
American side of the Rio Grande Perhaps,
in such an event, Mexico would take compass
sion upon us and grant US a peace upon some
terms. We are in the very midst of the war
In the very midst of time when every nerve
Of the Republic should be strained to prose-
cute it with vigor, and instead OF promptly
voting the men and money necessary for this
purpose, Congress is engaged, day after day,
and week after week, in miserable, petty, par
tzan broils. Shame, shame, upon such a
course. When every man in the country, no
matter in what aspect he may view the com.
mencement of the war, is anxious and DESTROYS
to sect vigorously prosecuted, so that an hon
orable peace may be obtained for our country
the course which Congress has pursued, and
is pursuing, is actually disgraceful to the ma.
ton. The very first thing, according to ou'
notion, that Congress ought to have done up.
on its meeting in December last, wss to vote
supplies, both Of men and money, to carry or
the war vigorously.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-01-29
For the Journal.
FIELD OFFICERS.

Mn. FuLroN-TheTe is one subject upon
which want, through the medium OF your
columns, to say few words, and that is the
appointment of Field Officers for the Regiment
of North Carolina Volunteers will re-
mark, at the outset, that do not know any
instance in which the feelings, the wishes, and
the honor of the good old North State has
been more deeply outraged, than by the man
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-01-29
MEXICAN NEWS.

In the Union of the goth inst, we find a
number of articles translated from the Havana
papers, in relation to Mexican affairs, as well
as several articles from the Mexican journals
themselves, from all of which we gather that
the Mexicans are as obstinate as ever-that
thus far no indications Of returning sense have
made their appearance in the Mexican Sore-
reign. Congress" as they themselvesare pleas
ed to style; that body. AS we noticed in our
last paper, Santa Anna is provisional Presi-
dent of the Republic, and we gather from the
Mexican extracts that. according to their own
account, he is now at San Luis Potosi, at the
head OF about 10000 troops, Of all arms, and
that the said Gen. Santa Anna is only waiting
for some means to be devised by the aforesaid
" Sovereign Congress-" to enable him 10 pro-
coed to the North, in order, as he himself de-
clares, to drive the invaders from the SOIL
But the difficulty is, how or where to get the
means. The army at San Luis Potosi requires
the sum Of S4OO,0O monthly, to defray its
absolutely necessary expenses, and the garri-
son of Vera Cruz the sum of $50, 900 month
ly, for the same purpose. Now where this is
to come from is what puzzles the redoubted
descendants of Cortez The fact is, they do
not know what to do. On one subject, how
ever, they speak with determination, and that
is, that they will make no peace with the in.
vaders, as they call Gen. Taylors army, till
they are driven from the soil.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-01-29

n3-We are glad to learn that the New Han
over Company has been accepted by his Ex-
celency Capt. PRICE has just informed US
that he has, by this mornings mail, received
his own, as we'll as his officers commissions,
from the Adjutant General. His Company is
full, and already mustered into service. Cap
tain, VIM. j. Price; lSt Lieut.. G. B. Single
tary; I'd Lieuts., VIM B. Flanner and Edward
Marlborough.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-01-29
FOREIGN NEWS.

I; will be seen from the summary OF the
news received per the Hibernia. that the pros
poets for the American agriculturiFt are daily
becoming brighter Where now is the harp"
ing about the Tariff of '46' Where now is
all the parade about home MARKET Our great
staples find ready sale in England and upon
the continent, at prices which amply remune-
rate our people for the labor employed in pro-
dlciny them
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-01-29
WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
Friday, january %, lsl7.

Mssrs. I4ason T. TIttle. 80 TTfLGam street,
Aercls4nts' Exchange, NesO York. are Ot'T az
kor,sss agents. for this paper, tn MGt city,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-01-29

extending the area of freedom" he had hoped al
explanation would have been given, in which that
gentleman would have extricated himself from tho
unenviable position of seeming at once to cast
an unjust imputation upon the President and
to oppose the extension of our free institutions
But there was no such response. Could 1t
be possible, he asked. that there was any
man or set Of men among us who opposed
the march of free principles! He regarded
such d sentiment as adverse to tho happiness.
of the human race and inrnical TO the VIII
Of Heaven. Although he was not religious man,
and did not belong to any religious denomination
yet he believed it to be the will Of God that our ee
government shall be extended over this whole
American continent. The mountain stream " ..
first small, but collecting force at it flows on,
rolls down in torrents and with still aceumuiaHng
volume, sweeps every thing before it. So 1t WIN
be with the march of freedom. 1t commence,
small-had been stea Oily enlarging, and w0u'u
continue to swell and widen and deepen, MIL 'o'
last vastige ofdspotism shall be swept from hl'eOn'
tihent. We may not extend our own govern
ment 50 far but one thing is certain if We "ll'
there are other governments which will carry GU
this bene6cent design of Proverdence. The Gay
rapidly approaching, when all that is called ANY,
RIGA shall be free.
To return to the charge-how, he asked. W"
this war of aegression-of conquest we" .,
support such war! Did he not hear gen!iep.""
say they would vote supplies How could .' 'n%
thus give countenance TO such an Inqu'u =
measure! But Gentlemen may have SPOKE"
an unguardcd manner. If so, let them chans
their tone Of denuncaton. No one will voluh'e'''"
you produce the impression that this is 90 ..J.
righteous war. It is crime, the malicious sp'D
ing of blood, for which there as no sxPlshon IN
Who that believed this, would come 10 Inc :.
of the country But, to his astonishmehb ~
found there were some in tho federal ranks va
openly discouraged volunteering. and endea'O .bo
to check the patriotic spirit Of the peopn Inn,
were disposed to offer their services to the MI Mr.
try on this emergency To prove this remain o,gh
A. here read an extract from the Greensoo''J IL.
Pstriot, violently tienounceng the war, ana Ill Of
suading the people from responding to the CIV no
the Government for. volunteers; which PAY NJ.
said, he was surrxed 20 hear was the sPc''''
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-31

TUE PlLES.-To those suffering with that
= distressing complaint, tie plies, We would rec
commend that ola and wei established remedy,
Hays Llniment, which Is koown 20 cure ninety
nine eusss nat ofevery hundred, where it is used.
We keow many persons who had suffered 3 ith the
piles iof many years cHecualy cured blythe use {
a single bottle. Nsev persoas have been Imposed
npon BY couales.eit article 90, therefore, who
wisa get u3 of,bis troublesome COMPLAINT. should
procure Hays Imminent only al Bjekoells, Potosi
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-31
Grant County Delinquent
LIST.

O9icc Of 1ie CIerk of tfe b0ard q Comm. sllo7s-
ers Of Grant County, tis
LANCASTER, june 18th. 1917.
A III PERSONS are hereby notified, that the
"a following tlacis Of Land aud Town Lots, sold
II December 1914, rihe taxes due and unpaid
thereon for the year 1874 and previous years. re-
main unredeemed in this Office Nov, therefore,
unless the taxes, Interest," and charges added 70 the
several tracts hefein described, together with The
redemption fee. and any interest that may subse
auoniy accrue, together with the charges for adver-
Using the same, shall be paid within six months
from the date hereof in pursuance Of the statue 10
such case made and provided, the same will be for
fsited for such lax and chaIges:
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-31
Whitened Sepulchresl

FFTilG subscribers have constantly s., hand a
81 Their hna kla, urat Pigeon csotk ia ths
Hurricane, st1cos, fresh. eufat hu,c, as white as
chalk 49, altogether a sunvuos article eiihsr
toE moftaf % plas,srins, watch @ey viii sen az 50
cents per bauel, nnsiaksa, % tbe kjns OF Nili
deliver .hesatet wanted al feas,asbis ehafae
iof cVf. cage. HOt IbWAN X REESE
DO. 3, lS4f. la-sf
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-31
Imported Stock.

FHVliE snasru6gr has dos, Imported from the
q county Of Durham Ia England, two year
old Shnf, Na,ncd Durham bull--pgonaanct3 hy an
who have seen him, e. % one 81 tho Gnos, aai-
mails ever raised lie wiz be found at the sub
sciibes's at Liuie Grant Cottage. miles oa, l.an-
caster on the road 10 prai6e g ,roirn. Terms
10 insure, So No charge Cor pattumge.
JOHN WELSH.
Little Gran, Ce1aee, Jons q, lSl6. l7-H
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Estrayed

KyR0M the subscriber Irving s miles north og
II Lancaster W. T., a sht soucl BALD hred
bogse, a white spot on the back par, og bis agbt
eye. Waite hiad trst. Information 81 the horse
scns ne By mail to Lancaster win be well rewat-
aed. PHILLIP hlL1S.
Lancaster, Jaas 5, lsi7. lS-sr
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Keep on

NToTICE is hereby given thar 81 persons are
IN fofbiddea 90 Dig m,ae OF Ia eny msnacs
70 ttespass upon any paris Of the subscribers lands
in this eonntt, as We ase determined 10 enforce
the lew against al Nho 30.
THOS J. TAYLOR.
JOHN 3. TURLEX
-F.s 60, ls4T. 5o-ly,
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Pine Lumber.

A GOOD suppiy o. e,sry, description, for sale
IN cheap, a, LANGWORTHY'S,
San l6, lStT
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-31

II 5 hereby given So al persons non to barber OF
u ,gosm my wife Eliza, as she len ms bed aud
hoase without amy iust cause, ana I wall pay no
debts Of asI eoauRcuog.
T.R BURKE.
Csnuevirs, W, r, Jane q, lsg5. los.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-31
BOOTS AND HOE.

These nIe articles that all must haye-od and
young, male and le male; ION and complete stock
Of which has heretofore been hard TO hnd. lilo
has paid this bran ch Of Trade particular attention,
and isnow fble TO offer his customers larger
and more complete stock and assortment than has
ever before boon in this market, embracing every
kiud that is wanted, aud lots of each kind.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-31
1" n hoFSei a horse' my Kingdom for
u 6DySeW

FHyiE suh.ribsr having GOOD stable in Bee
= toen, aaa being providsa with GOOD ear
lia3es AMI 8eiehs, ana several sound, vi, itcd
hegses. is prepared 20 furnish those Who wish to
hue. ana wH also be prepared 60 coovey uasssa.
gers athay Nme, to any part Of Wisconsin, q, any
where else 10 these pats, on shntl notice. Those
who wish 10 have horses well kept, well ggaomed
Rod wei Stalled, win Sad mo ready 20 % tbs
thing 40 right. Ia short wha,oyer Is wanted Ia
ths hose lac, the public Nill 6nd me constantly on
hand.
ELI MYERS.
hseiaWn, Dec ;, 1915 39~tL
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-31

II you want coats, pants, vests OF ovsrcoas, hats
caps Of almost any description; you VIII Gnt
them atthe Brick storo' IN Lancaster, good anC
cheap, yet salty oursllf by examination.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-31
The Old Stand.

flames NJ. OTIS offers for sale general rs.
~ soriment Of goods, suited to tile season and
tho market:
Staple Dry Goods Ladies' dress
Stu65: .Iancy goods. also
Readg Made Clothing.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-31
TVERW ARTICLE UNaAHE.x rAH.EEn
FOfS AN COUNTRY sT0EsS;.
Our wholesale trade will be confined
exclusively TO Cash.
Pine Lumber

TtAN 30 bod az J Nnfnet's mills, IL nh,
Y 1qapniiir, or as iastas two mills can snake a.
atsirem sl0to Sli per thousand, according &
quality,
May / 4, lS41 S,.Gm.
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New School Books.

E7OR sale at Bicknell,s in Poosi, very
a choice selection of sehosl books Of the mos
approved kinds now in use. Among which are
sanders Reader No. J, No. > No. 3. and No
4-most admirable reading books: also Porte
Rhetorical Reader, standard work in the school
OF Boston:
M0Fse's Geography and Atlas;
G0odrich's Geography aud Atlas. "a very
popular work.
Adams new Arthmeiic:
Smiths Arithmetic:
Roots Sys en- OF Penmanship, Copy BOOKS
neatly rolled and prepared win engraved
copies)
raI.rs g.. ARD in short every variety Of the
npweT, Nnreis: Novsls,tss; Tales. &c. embraced
n he embraced in the wide range Of Cheap Lit
ED. BICkNELT.
Dc- 4. 1876 SET
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MI78yD70Nn, WmTrRu7p
Foot in the Stirrupi

FHN5E subscriber has opened a shop in Lspcas-
d teT, one door south Of james NJ. Oils, for
the manufacture Of Saddles, Brides, Martingales.
Single aud Double Harness, Porimanteaus,
Leather Trunks, Carpet Bags, Bells, and every
description Of work usually done in similar estsb
lisnments. lie undertakes 10 say that he will
make rs good work and Furnish good material
as can be found anywhere; and at p:ces as low as
those OF Galena and Chisag0. Customers who
call get work done, will always fad me at home.
THOMAS e. SCOTT.
Lancaster. May II, l547 l0-ly.
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OROOKERY AM GAS WARE.

ihs stock Is fan Ia this line which he viii sell
10 sets complete, o. hy the piece.
liz addition To the Articles enumerated, ne has
few pateot spring clocks, gloves, mtuens, civais,
nuts, with a thousand Others, oR % which he w,ll
sell Oh the most favorable terms ioe cash or ap-
pr0ved short credit
n, b. Those who have been accommodated
with credit, vill please remember the terms and
liYc up 90 tbom
nccembcr 5, 1876. 39-lv.
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Platteville Hotel.

Corner of Mineral and end Street.
DY l.. Boyington. Reftted and furnished in
I'D good style for the accommodation of The ,ray-
cling Public
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G r o c Il II IE s.

NWHUftAs
Sc. Sc.
Together with every other article In this line.
Books and stationery.
Le, school tenchegs attend 10 his branch Of his
stock, a. he has the most approved editions OF
Readers, Spoilers, Arlthmetics, Gammafs, Co
ographies, PHILOSOPHERS, Chemstlies, Algehas,
&e.. which are adapted TO country schools--to.
gelher with slates,penels, qas,steel pens, paper,
Sc, Cap and letter popot by the team OF hall
roam.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-31
nRUGS AND MEDICINES.

articles commonly vented for hls trade, together
with all the approved patent medicines Of The
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-07-31
SgR "A. 81 10 W. ARS8o

Axes, files, rpsps, locke, cbisseis, scrows, suge,
door trimmings complete, lacks, vine, nails, cam
dlesiirks, gimbleis, braces plane irons, knives &
forks, pocket knives. razors, shears, scissors,
brnshes shovels, spades, mouse traps shoe thread,
ropes, bod cords, sc, he has on hand, with a
great variety Of other shelf hardware, aud for 40
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-08-14
sHERIFF,s SALE.

NOTlCE is hereby given, that pur-
~ suant to the provisions Of an act Of
the Legislature Of the State Of Missis.
sippi, entitled Gan act to ensure the col.
lection Of jury tax fees, and for other
purposes" passed Oath day of February
1914, the undersigned Sheriff Of the
county Of Madison, will, on the
Third Monday The goth September ls47,
expose to public sale, at the door Of the
Court House of said county, within the
legal hours, all the right, title, claim
and interest which the several plaintiffs,
hereinafter named, have in and TO the
following judgments, rendered in the
circuit court of said county, at the dates
respectively designated, to satisfy all
costs accrued and accruing on the same,
viz:
R. H. Buckner, VS. Josiah B~urrough,
Judgment 26th May 184l, for 1866.
P, M. Grant, VS. John C. Boyd, judg.
ment 26th May l841, for 1850.
j. E. Richardson & CO., VS. M, S. Golf
judgment 25th April 1887, for 672,l0.
NJ. G. Robinson & CO., vs. NJ. c. Cayce
Judgment LIST February 1910, for 1851
benson u Sharp, VS. NJ. league, K
Walton and B. Long, judgment lStl
February 1910, for 2,l4l A.
R. M. Cox, use &c., VS. c. G. Herbert
Indictment 9th Nav 1912, for 1902.
A. Mabry admir- &c, VS. P. L. Glove
and Joel Sherrod, judgment 26th Ma,
!849, for 1879 81.
T. J. Catchings use &c, VS. John I
Howcott, judgment 28th May 1842, 10
147,77.
Cooper g. Wade, VS. A. A. Neville
! judgment 26tA November l842, fc
1880.
g Balfour & Robb, VS. c. G. Herber
S Judgment 18th November l842, fl
+; 229,t5.
: B. Nunnellee, VS. W. B. Wade, judI
ment 25th May 1910, for 102,50
d B. A. Ludlow, VS. C. B. Green, judi
ment 18th May 1874, for 557,78,
e J. H. Scott, VS. ]. c. Boyd, judgmel
y goth November 1843, for 67,33.
J., G. Chafin use &c, VS. R. R. BobbiI
N. W. Bush and ]. Barnes, judgme
26th April 1895, for 4lo,OO.
n M. B. Hamer, VS. J. Holloway and
st H. Walker, judgment Esd May l843, f
5,393,O8.
r B, R. Truly use &c, vs. Dennis Burn
1t judgment 18th May 1843, for 6,3O3 4
IN Balfour & Robb, VS. w. ]. Huestc
admir- &c, judgment 4th May l843,
r $500.
G. A. Thompson, US Martha B, Ru
h. nelIs ex'x &c, judgment gath Novemb
lie 1842, for 8s,77.
n. W. S. BAILEY, Sheriff.
lg July 10, 1847. 43
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-08-14
lie.

R virtue Of an order from the homo
- rable the Probate Court Of Madison
county, Mississippi, made at the July
term, l847, the undersigned as Admins
irator on the estate of William H2y,
decd, will on
Monday The 64 day Of September neat,
before the Court House door in the town
Of Canton, sell TO the highest bidder;
on a credit Of twelve months, the follow
ing described lands belonging TO said
estate, to wit:
The undivided one half Of the south
half Of east half Of southeast quarter,
north west quarter and west half Of
northeast quarter, section thirty-six;
south half Of east half Of south.eas
quarter, section twenty-six; west half
Of southeast quarter and cas- half Of
southwest quarter, section twenty five,
township eleven, range three, east; east
half Of south.e east quarter, section TWEEN
ty.fye; east half OF northeast quarter;
section thirty.six, township elevenjrange
three, east; west half Of southwest
quarter, section thirty, and west half
northwest quarter, section ~thirty-cne,
township eleven, range four, east, con
tanning in the whole 800 acres.
ALSO-At the same time and place;
a Negro woman named NINA, on a
credit of six months.
The purchaser to give bond and Sc
curity.
Sale 10 take place within the hours
prescribed by law.
B. B FRIZFLL, Admir-,
Of the estate Of William Hoy, decd.
July II, l847. 44-5l
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-08-14
LAYNE,s G PILLS.


A Speedy aud permanent cur for
Fever + AgWe, Jntermihentg FeOer, &c,
IN recommending these Pills to the
= public, the proprietor does not wish
to make any unnecessary or tedious per-
ambulation, but with full directions and
a few important remarks, he will leave
the medicine to speak for itself feeling
confident hat its merits are such as
will not fail to bring it into general use;
indeed he is SO sanguine Of the e%ficien-
cy Of these Pills he does not hesitate to
guarantee a cure in the most aggravated
cases,
By following the directions closelywhiIe
taking this preparation its superiority
owe the ordinary Tonic Mixtures, Pills,
&c. &c, will be readily discovered.
Being purely vegetable Tree from all
foreign deleterious mineral PREPARATION
these Pills may be taken with utmost
safety under almost any circumstances.
They strengthen the stomach, invigor-
ate the system and entirely prevent that
languor and prostration ofstrength which
always attends this disease.
They also possess a decided superior
ty over Quinine, Prussiate of Iron,
Arsenic, Boneset, and the numerous 9th
err preparations usually employed in the
; cure of Fever and Ague, in being gen.
tly Aperient, by this means carrying
themselves off through the medium O
the bowels after they have spent theil
medical powers in the stomach thu
preventing the accumulations Of those
unpleasant symptoms that almost uni
versally follow the applications Of thu
aforesaid medicines, which constringt
the bowels produce a congestion Of tn,
Liver and remain in the system to broo'
disease more dangerous than those they
are employed TO subvert.
Hence it that those remedies in tn,
majority of instances only serve to sup
press the disease for a short period Will
the disease still in the system is breed
ing new evils, and 1901 developes itseI
: IN a more dangerous form than at first
thus the necessity of a medicine posses
sing the qualities of DR.. Jayne's Agu
Pills, that can be applied without tn
fear of experiencing those evil effect
before alluded to and with a full conf
dence of receiving aspeedy and radic'
cure Of the disease.
These Pills are put up in walls contain
ing from 90 to 80 Pills and being TIT
excluded from the air, never deteriorai
or undergo any change and if used &C
cording to the directions are an lGallib
Remedy for Fever and Ague Interim
tent and Remittenl Fevers, &c.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne Phi
adelphia and sold on agency by
PRIESTLY u MOSBY.
August z, l547. 49,
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sHERIFF's I

NOTICE is hereby given, that pursu-
~ ant to the provisions Of an act Of
the Legislature Of the State of Missis,
sippi, entitled Gan act to ensure the col
lection of jury tax fees, and for other
purposes" passed 24th day Of February
1914, the undersigned Sheriff Of the
county of Madison, will, on
Thursday the 14M day Of October, 1847,
expose to public sale, at tho door Of the
Court House of said county, within the
legal hours, all the right, title, claim
and interest which the several plaintiffs,
hereinafter named, have in and to the
following judgments, rendered in the
circuit court Of said county, at the dates
respectively designated, to satisfy all
costs accrued and accruing on the same.
viz:
P, H. Hays, use &c, VS. w. Hoy, T
MuIIin, w. E. Hlrreld and J. Briscoe
Judgment 3Oth May 1874, for 1908 SO
John Bass, VS. Blake T. Sessums, iudg
ment 4th May l841, Cor 89,3l4.
Reese & McCarty, VS. P. M. Garrett
Judgment 22d November l843, for lie,
25.
R. Henderson,, Guardian &c, VS. s. D
Sharp, ex'r &c, judgment Sd February
1916, for 832,32.
Wickham & Okey, VS. E. 6. Henry
admir- &c, judgment Sd February t846
for l51,08.
Pillow & Walker, VS. l.. R Smitl
adm'rx and &C. Smith admir- &c, judg
ment 9th February 1916, for 1908.
Commercial Bank Natchez, use &c
VS. w A. Lack and J. s. Wyatt, judg
! ment 10Th February 1889, for 1926
C. P. YouDg,vs w. R. Gist, judgmen
, list May 1888, for 1900.
! ]. Stone if, use &c, vs. James Loggin'
ajm'I &c, Judgment 9TH May lS4l, 70
$40 81.
5 T. Workman, VS. D. B. Crawford, judo
, ment list May 1888, for 60s,86.
w. S. BAILEY, Sheriff.
! July 10, l847. q 49,