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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-21

TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 81, 1856

ton and the appetit q: the needy adventnger. Ills
sullen spirit WAS cheered by promise OF revenge "
all the cUnulnely lie endures because Of his reaclery
10 the South and TO the Siate. He fancied himself
Cabinet Minister under The rule OF Fremont, with pro
consular pcwc" over lhe province of Virginia, dis
pcn>ins pn'r"nnse to his hungry crew, frownlnG de-
liance upon his disranchsed foe and conspirng the
iss:r;ctiom Of that South which has stood between
him and biz ambition. The sudden aud total wreck
of these bright hopcs-e eclipse OF glory III which
he WAS already baSking with um.prskable sati,iac-
!iun-ll prcc pate fall from sa splendid M elevation
into infamous and everlasting obscury OF!
fortune which human Iaure cannot bear with forl-
lude. For PROSTATE fall we have feeling bn; con-
tempt and rompHssiun-c for hs crimes, com
passion for his suffering. Instead of insulting his
rows, We wuut'! offer him the consultations "f friendly
philosophy. Who knows but that from this deep dam
nation Bolts may emergea wiser and better man
Who can lay i!!at his ungovernable passions vii! not
he chlssed into submission by the scourgr u! /" self
accusing conscience Who will say that so near an
approach 10 the extreme agony Of crring spirit, s."
distinct vision uf the worm that never dies and the
fire that is never qucnched-who will say that tins
uppalin. admonition may not frighem him into some
show o decent respect for the proprictics Of life and
the obligations OF honor
We will not despair of Bolts. The shock ofthe Penn
syvania election may restore him TO sense Ut his du
lies to society and 10 the South.
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THE FLORIDA ELECTION.

Since the result of the election in Pennsy yraniawe
hear more OF telegraphic dispatches announcing
Know. Nothing triumphs in Florida.
The Savannah Georgian states that. according to
its figures, official and reported from Florida Perry
(Dem) leads Walker Amer. about 300 for Govern
or and Hawkins (Den. leads Baker (Amerl full
400 for Congress. The remaining counties, II Is
thought are more likely to increase than diminish
these malorl.ies.
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VALUABLE FARM IN HENKICO,

SIX MILES WEST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE
YNNHE subscribers authorized to cell the Fnrm on
which the late Dr. Hopkins formerly resided located
as above adjoining the lands Of Mr.. B w. Green and
others, and between the Deep Run Turnpike and the
Three Chopped Road The tract connins 31o acres OF
which about It's acres are ceared-ihc remaining 200
acres arc heavily in wood Of original growth. The
buildings consist of comfortable dwelling and the usual
oat buildings. The land lies well nnd produces timely
There is n fine orchard on the place
For terms and further particulars, apply to
Oct l7-c2swlm GODDlN APPERSON, Aucts
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DANAWAi 'rU = the subscriber. on Friday the 3oth
~ Noveu6er, negro boy by the name Of PHILLIP
SAID boy ab- l. years OF age, FIVE feet three or four
!nce, ash rather hck set about the color OF agnger
CAKE iu lace and trcc eyes; has habit OF rolling his
ees when talking Ching, which look very white al
.lch is H,Ie inclined swacger and drag his
fee; when walking: Ee is carpenter by trade was born
Richn ond Virginia. and WILL pernaps Try 70
maze his way ths: place.
will give the reward for his Apprehension and
delivery 10 me- orr his confinement in any jail 10 Inat
can 20; him, T. COLBERT.
D.c = n,t Sew.Bern n. Z.
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SALE OF VALUABLE FARM ON SOUTH
SIDE RAILROAD, IN THE COUNTY OF PRINCE


n OFFER for sale privately the Farm upon which | at
presen. reside lying Immediately upon the Appomat
tox river six miles above farmve, eight miles from the
Court House. and 1t miles from the souhside Railroad
and containing s Isuppose there are In inc tract
of river and creek low grounds OF very
quality with least 2O0 of original forest The
highlands of good quality and in fine condition The
improvements good consisting OF o.story dwell
ing house, with basement rooms, built in lei and all
other necessary houses, most OF them recently
detailed description is deemed unnecessary. hs those
disposed TO purchase farm earnestly nvitcdto come
and view the farm
T,pas-One th;rd cash. and the balance in nnd
two yeras with the interest added the purchaser exc
cutting bonds with approved personal security Tor the de-
ferrcd payments. Address, JNO. H. hNi1hl
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(NROSS.TI ES,-The undersigned wishes to contract
~ for 600 Cross Ties TO be OF white post oak efcet
.uy. inches ncc and inches thick oncthId to be de-
vcred by ls February. 1857 at Norfolk anu me .emnn
inr ut the Norfolk and Petersburg Railro"d
Conpany's wharf on South branch Of Elizabeth RVer'
live miles above Norfolk.
Parties wishing propose for the whole or any
part thereof had do person. the oce OF the
undersigned.
WILLIAM MALONE, Chief Engr, &c,
Oct l-c4w Norfolk, Va
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RR0GUES, BROGUES, BROGUES.-6.00Op pair
- Richmond made Brogues, for sale on accommoda
| ting terms. by N. DEVEREUx,
Leather Dealer l32 Cary street, between
Oct 6-ctf the Columbian Hotel and the Basin.
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THE "WHIG" ON THE FILLMORE ELEC-
TOPS

The Wig thinks il very "absuri," stupid and
"silly" in US to hold the Fillmore party accountable
for the political principles of the Fillmore electors
And yet the Wig abuses the Democracy for the
opinions Of Mr.. Robert G. Scott, who spoke without
authority ana on his individual responsibility The
Tphjg should at least be consistent in its logic.
In the lThig Of Saturday we find the following re.
Inarkable declaration.
"Iu short, i'll voting for Presidential electors, We
are only voting for them matter of form; we are IN
reality voting for Fillmore. We only use them, as
we have said AZ condu,s through which TO pronounce
our individual preference. And, 10 far rs we are
concerned, we would just soon use one man as
another In q word, if either "Gi-sard- Fool' or the
editor of the Enquirer, the editor OF the EEam,nr
would pledge us their word Of honor to vote tor Fill
more in the electoral college, We should just as soon
vote for them as electors as any body else.'
This is aEoyel principle in politics, and will hardly
be acceptable to the Fillmore Party However, the
lIhig repudates Bolts. We are content with the
fuc and shall not wrangs about distinctions. 1t is
no concern Of ours ii the lVa,g chooses to support
Bolts despite its detestation of his principles We
have only say, for ourseves that no power could
compel US to vote for q Black Republican on Buch-
anans ticket, even as conduit Of personal opln.
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VALUABLE FARM AND MILLING PKOPER-

II FUN SALE
WILL sell privately my Farm, Chambers Mills,) con
i tanning GOO ncres of land with good Dwelling and
Store House and all necessary out houses and large
of Buckingham on Slate River "a navigabc strcam,)
miles cast OF the Court House, and l2 miles from James
River. iO acres cleared, aud the balance in wood
land we'll tmbcred 1t Is fine stAnd for merchandising,
and the Mills with the and dwelling, can be sold
separately from the Farm if pure chasers desire IT,
Terms accommodating. Address the subscriber al
Chambers Mills, p. o.. Buckingham County. Va
June o1-ctf GEORGE CHAMBERS.
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WIN. p. MUNFoRD, Sec
Tcs:".
Sep, SI--Ci iw
SOTIf,I!

NOTICE. . ,
'vNHE four negro men name DAVID, sometimes cailed
Il CROCKETT. CHARLES. LEWIS and LEE, who ran
away the h October 1855, yet at large See al
Ts'tiernent Of that date in the Richmond Enquirer In
anaer and Daily Dispatch which will give description of
E:d negroes Wewil give additional reward OF flf
~ DOLLARS for the delivery OF either OF them TO u.s.
q lodge IN Jail whrc get them or two hundred
dollars II taken of the State OF Virginia
April 2t,-ctt JONES t. SLATER
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From the N. Y. Journal Of Commerc,

TX, ~
DENCE FOR THE BLACK REPUBLICANS!
tbs difficult to measure the intensity of political
hatred 1t is perhaps more obstinate than personal
antipathy; because the exigencies OF political warfare
do not resent those appeals TO me huina'es OF our
nature which occur in the collisions OF social Iiie
Mapnapimty is a quality no more valued amongst
partisaps than sr ongst barbar ans Any accidental
rYbibitiou of generosity or Justice is treated with RI
dicuIe or attributed to design. go
with a knowledge OF these principles OF political
netur. we have read without surprise the vlndctlve
snerch.s Of John NJ. Bolts, OF Virginia. Yet we
cannot conceive how that gentleman can justify his
violent assault upon the position and policy OF his
own State; and still less, how he should pronounce
series of dscourses which have been seized on by
the Black Republicans evidence and admission,
ON the part of the South that It's policy has been un
lust and oppressive. We say We cannot see how tIIs
orator can have volunteered his testimony, for what
soever it may be worth, against his own people. AT
n crisis too, when the weight of that testimony is
mapnifed by the quarter from which it comes. For,
il may crafty the vanity Of Mr. Bolts that the Black
Republicans compliment him upon every stump, and
quote bis speeches to prove that If the South shall at
tempt to go out of the Union, he will 'head them,
and turn them back; or to show that Nj. Fremont is
safe and conservative candidate, and that his eec
ton will afford no just cause of discomfort to any
quarter of the country. Our astonishment at there
volunteer declarations is increased when We find hr.
Bolts acknowledging that The candidate for %hom ne
has declared his intention to VOTE stands no chance OF
election, and is, in fact unworthy OF public support
because, as Mr. Bolts alleges "hs dscaTdea all h''
former principles" when he became fresident.
What. then. ia the moral of these facts? That this
politician % enaspsrsted sssinst the Democratic party
BY life Of opposition to their doctrines. .e'zss upon
the earliest opportunity to aid their angon,ss by
vny testnoDy against his own ieiioW-citizens, and
,h; mon an issue not involved in the radical differ
ences which have separated him from the Democratic
party. - NJ po.,,
cerity in the opinions which he has expressed but II
be enterlsins Them, why give to them that prom.
neuce which they can alone owe to the quarter from
which they originate We say it with perfect re-.
spect because our readers will perceive the analogy
intended that the law sccords to those who turn evil
dence for the State, degree of credence, of which
the very abandonment Of their associates proves them
unworthy And 60 the statements Of Mr.. Bolts are
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-21

T
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. lS.-The Republican State
Committee and two Of the seeding members Q! ta:
Fillmore State Committee, publish fusion electoral
ticket this morning. The Fillmore Committee pub
ish the proceedings Of meetings. held las; III. u, sAt
the regular Fillmore and Donelson ticket.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-21

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
n nANAWAY from the subscriber, on the 9Th septcm.
Ii, bcr INV man JOHN; he 10 of dark complexion,
oIcr.bIv s,oyt has knot and small the forehead
JUS, above the right eye He is about Is years old
E. T. PINCHBECk.
Skinquarter, P. o., Chesterfield county, va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-21

Herr Ahorn, the sculptor who executed the ce!e-
brated lion uodlled by Thorwaldsen and carved oIt
of solid rock at Lucerene, died recently at Corsancc
He WAS one of the most eminent artists OF tne Gay.
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Our ncighbor'. exquisite humor is c"nspicuousl,
displayed in the following felicitous fancy:

From h" Whic Ci yesterday
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WlrllDRAWS
FROM TIE CONTEST.
As we anticipated, We received late yesterday NJ
rcrnnon the following briet and pointed, but sorrow
u aud imligHan; letter from the melancholy Sngc Of
Wh.ntlunI:
ITO THE DEMOCRACY OF THE UNITED
STATES.
"WuEATLAHD October 10. lSJi.
'.l am mn unhonc individual My own State has
zone against me. II not, am sustained 10y most II
ul"usly small majority, which amounts To the SuIIc
hing Al the rrsl of the States secm tn be going
il, same way. therefore Withdraw from this lnirr
nal contest. AN ~ longer Il candidate. Empty
indeed was the honor ui your Cincinnati nomination.
cast il from nr. 4 upon the Whole III you.
"As respectfully a. should b,..
.JAMES BUCHANAN"
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i:1FENwOOD, A VALUABLE FARM IN HAN

q, FENwOOD, A VALUABLE FARM IN HAN
OVER, on THE OLD STAGE ROAD, Ten MILES
ABOVE RICHMOND, FOR SALE.
vIyHE subscribers are authorized to sell the fnrm on
which Mr. James F. Huffman now resides, located
above containing 36l acres of which about ouehalf
cleared and now in good heart. The buildings OIL the
Mace are nearly new and in good repair and are
Die for a large family There is large garden attached,
good supply of fruit and well Of fine water.
II an admirable location for physician; none now re-
siding nearer than or miles.
Term. accommodating. Apply 70 ,
Sent 2g-clm GODDlN o. aff EhSoN
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Gr.SO sUPERCEDED

'kNHE UNDERSIGNED located At Flshersville. Angus
"a county Virginia prepared to furnish the very
'rs article OF PURE LIME" burned on the most ap.
P'ored Thomaston pan containing more OF lis original
operes than any other Lime burned in the State, and
"s cost which will enable the farmer 10 improve h!s
Exhausted lands cheaper than he has heretofore had an
prslniy OF doing We propose to deliver on the cars
~ tn. pace, sLACkED LINE at cents per bushei, or
nn.ISH LIME. at One Shilling per bushel, when used
o Ss'lcutura Purpn.cs. The ibcrsty OF the Virginia
S.hna! Rail Road Company has 50 much reduced the
ftsG, this article H. To enable NIL 10 use it at trng
ir; that while the s only TEMPORARY the other is
irERdANEST improve OF the soil
For agricultural PURPOSES is TIN in the loose
'ng the farmer the Jst OF burre!ing lothc Mechanic
s- confidently nmcnd Lime being equal
n -reush yield and aencss to any in tie world Our
Lime put up in T.rces full size, and warranted ut ~
ccals per terce at the iilns II equal why not use 1t IN
preference 20 Yanke" lilncf
Rs:es Of charges on Lime by the Virginia Central Rail
Ast Company per Car Load of Six Tons loose or in bar
,s' Richmond SIP A,!ee's, Sls; Peaks. Hanover Court
House. aud Wickha MS, Sl6; Junction. Sl3 Huelet g,
S'eIs, and Andersons SIS Frederick Hail. Bumpass and
Beaver Dam, Sl3 Louisa Court House, and Tolersve,
s!; Irevians. $40. Gordonsville Lindsays, and Cold
nsm Ss keswck and >ladwe 81: Charlottesville, IS 80;
"oodVile, Meachunis River and Greenwood Tunnel Is.
AGENTS.
w. T. MINOR PROS tor AlLensrlc ronntv
W. H. MANN, GoEd"nsville, and the Drpot Agents from
there 10 Richmond authurzca ,or,s 20 rec.,ye
orders for lime e ~
J. r. BUTLER & CO, Of Richmond for Tim, ,,ocs
July &C ill Dit! Oct BROWN & WppPpia
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCIIIE. PRYOR & DUNNAVANT.
WM. F. RrTClilE 4 ROGER \. Favor, EDITORS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-21

LETTER OF THE HON. ROBERT j. WAL
KER-W. would call the attention Of our readers
70 the patriotic letter ot the Hon. Robert j. Wal
ker, which will be found in this mornings Enqui-
rcr. il is most important d"cumen-wilt'e
with great force and rearness-with all the en-
ergy and vgor OF style characteristic OF the wri.
er-is eminenily calculated TO rouse to action
every person who las Il spark q! love for IN.
counry's honor and integrity and appeals 10 our
nuble.t ,nments 10 preserve uEinphlred our InsfI-
tutors, reared with such Jealous care, aud cling I"
the Constitution the great sheet anchor OF our
countrys hope s"d future prosperity This is paper
that should he spread broadcast over the land, aud
read everywhere. The dangers which itpoin's out,
the patriotic sentiments it inculcaes are lessons TO
be- needed by the advanced in years and impressed
upun the minds Ui youth.
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NEW YORK, OCT. lS.-FIour has declined, SRI
Of State brands at So ID 10 10; nothn: dom ~
Ohio; Southern 81 20 TO = 90 Wheat Is c""'i NJ.
sales of white at 81 6S to -, red 81 ~ '..'
decninp. sales of mixed NJ 69 To ~ cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-21
THE NORTH spURNs THE TRAITOR.

Base men are employed to serve Infamous uses I;
but even then people desp,e the filthy instrument
The Traitor may get his pay, but with it he gets the
contempt and scorn Of those to whom he deserts
While Bolts is sustained by certain set in this Stste
his character and career are understood in the North;
and even there decent people spurn him like an un-
clean thing. Read the following article:
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.ro THE DEMOCRACY OF THE UNITED
SLAVERY THE STRONGEST BOND OF
rNInN

our Union would not have lasted twenty years,
but lrr Southern slavery. The North has ever been
,ep,ndci, on the South and other savelIodlng coui-
tries for cotton, rice sHgar wheat c"rn coffee, To-.
baccn, and II hundred other necessary agricultural
products The South from the character OF her s"I!,
her climate and her labor, has found il (and will cve
find III 10 her advantage, il the North will be just 10
her. 10 buy manufactured articles, aud foreign mer-
rhnudise from the North and to employ Northern
shipping.
England avoids war with us, svowedly because
she cannot dispense with the products of our slave
labor. Our North is dependent on us rs England Is
and in hundred ways, III which England is not
Unless she should come under the rule OF the mad,
scnsccss and desperate mob, there is no danger OF
dsunion. She and England are much shareholders,
:, far As pr,t, or convenience il concerned, rs We.
They live chiefly from the products OF slave labor,
without having the trouble and responsibility oi man
airing nud taking care of the negroes. All sensible
inrl al The North understand this.
But We write Tor the especial benefit Of the croak'
ing old fosies Of the South. who in slavery only
an apple Of dscord.
Without slavery there would be no mutuaity o
interest, no dependence between North al" S"u'h'
v,.,., and nothing but slavery, las preserved
- I,n, SD far, Gun preserve II hereafter
wtnoui THE institution, there would bc nn good ren
.rn for keeping together confederation r" inconVe
ni-niiy large.
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NOTlSE.
gu,ur Tvon,v.s, rond Annual Meeting Of the Stock.
i bnlders of The James River and Kanawha Company,
will e held at the OF &c Of the Company IN THIS city on
ggniey the 9Th October next
APGwer of Alto ru-y, appointing proxy to represent
rlcs is regarded sufficiently authentica'rd II oe u.
c hand and sc Of the S;ockholdcr anu atestcu oS
90 o. more Witnesses
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
Know all men by rse presents: That we, the suoser-
5s 5jnr Stockholders in the Jame River md hanaw'
"a Company do hereby constitute and appoint - ---
=. true and Lawful Attorney md Proxy, TO represent
each OF US in all ."ac al meetings p the stocRhoaers
.s Ccno.v held within six muh,hs from and after the
G;e hereof when personally present or repre-
ssn;ed Ly olcr Proxy with fun power and autho'
y. q; ouch Gca,7 Meetings, give tuch vote or votes
aud such ony ac, or acts as each of could give
or do ncnb. Ii" said meetings, il we were per
sonsiy present: aud do hereby ratiiy ana connrn
ar,erer vote votes acts said Attorney may
lawfully give or DO 10! in pursuance OF the authority
hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and s.als, this day OF ---,
on" thousand eight nu:.drrd and hiy.six.
--, lSEAL.
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BALTIMORE, Der. ls.-Tne markets are all rn-
chepoed since yesterday.
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JOHN s. GEORGE GIBSON,
HOUSE BI1I' nERS AND CARPENTER {

hND
- ,, RICHMOND, Va,
H H".lNG extensively fitted up their establishment,
70 in Vim the n,"s; improved nschucry, prepared
k;uj s At short notice aui on reasonable terms all
I Dao, p1,rnhlr II. shed Carpenters work, such M
kG E nn' Window Frames Casings, aud inside fin.
s,,. Sn, htinds and !'oors, of all varieties.
CO.. handralls, porches, Verandahs, Balconies
Id Cornic' Moudings and Brackets of all sizes
SSea!dings of all escrir,ions
Bev ch7 r boards, Ceiling boards &c, &c.
ssa saS ~' make Inmates for work to plans furnished
dehv"- 1t al their factory u, tho estimated prices
'Pee'iuiiy solicited. Jan 2s-cn
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THE CIILnREN OF DAVID n. DAVIS.

THE CHILDREN OF DAVID n DAyI0
EJERSONS who have euquircd through the nrv,no.
pers Of this State, for the children Of David In.
"" who was Blacksmith by trade, md who when Ina,
aehrd from. lived ia Augusta Georgia. (snd conccrn, y
oune left to them in Wues) hereby informed ,hn,
Tor aud represent the children Of said David D.
" and any inform ation they may desire to give in The
eI will be than fully received, and may be inter.
IT 10 the informant
=, Address WIN. J. WILCHER, Wsrrcnion. Ga.
T. nun the only one that represents the children OF
d y. Davis nope newspapers in Virginia generally
-"Py thIs. Sept 80
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-04-19
Com nissioners Sale Of Ia ,ds.

Pursuant TO decree Of the Pro ate
corrt of Pamela county, St tie # Miss.
issippi, made at the April term A ID
! 1856 thereof, the undersigned Cons
missioner appointed by sill court, will
on Friday the 9th day OF June n K,
sell at public auction. to the hig est
bidder, on credit cf welve months. at
the premises Of tie lands lying in Pa
nola county, between the hours pres
scribed by law, all the following lands,
belonging 10 the estae Of John W. Hii>
yard cece sed:
The north half Of the north half of
section twenty one (2l } Township six
(6) and range FIVE go West, situated
lying and being in pun,h county md
the south east quartz, CD Of sec ion
thirty three (33) Township six To- and
r.nge four ca west. situated y ing and
b ing in Lafayette county.
Said lands will be sold subjo to lien
prescribed by sta 9, and The purceaser
or purchasers will be required 10 give
bond or bonds for the sum or sums bid
with approved security, payable as
above stated. w CLANTON,
ArrlO '56-nle 5w Commissioner.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-04-19
Guardians Gale Of Lands.

BY virtue Of decree Of the
Probate Court Of Panos County
made on the 9Th. day of March,
1855 !, Albert G. Fox, Guardian
of the minor children of Sandert
Turner. will on saturday, the 24lh
day Of Mey 1856. between. he hours
fixed by law, at Wpke Forres5
in said county sell, 10 the highes
bidder on one and two years credit
the following valuable Land, to wit
Norh East quarter of Section one
I'd Township Nine(9) Range six
(6) west in said County, the pur-
chaser will be required to give
bond. with approved security for
purchase money.
March 9th, 1856.
A. G. Fox Guardian