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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-23

THE ALABAMA CLAIMS TREATY The New

THE ALABAMA CLAIMS TREATY.-The New
York Journal Of Commercs, with relererce to
the kindly sentiments expressed towards the
U. S. by the Queen in her speech at the open
ing of Parliament, thinks there is no mlstaklng
the genuineness of the newly awakened interest
in England towards this country-but truth
compels it to say that, owing to the suspicious
which have been thrown by rival politicians on
the patriotism and wisdom OF MIR. Seward 5
policy of adjustment, and the grave and, as 1t
seems to it malignant accusations brought
against Hon. Reverdy johnson by men lar IN
ierior to him inmental independence ana purly
of character owing to these causes the Queen
hone will be echoed back but feebiy from these
shores. The Journal say:
eve regret this; for, although there may be
valid objections to some parts OF the Stanley
johnson treaty, is in other respects lair and
satisfactory, and with little patience and viii
lingness to harmonic on both sides, might be
amended so as to be perfectly acceptable. 1t Is
not 10 the honor Of the Senate that they have
Welded, as they clearly have, 20 the prejudice d
clamor against the treaty.
"Looking at the subject by the lights that
we have, we think that it is better for all par
ties, now that so much ill feeling has been
created, that the treaty should be put over TO
the next session. Secretary Seward has not
shown the zeal and interest that he should
have displayed in obtaining a confirmation OF
the treaty in the Senate. He has let 1t drop
| in the presence Of the strong opposition; and
| has abandoned, rather unkindIy, Hon. ReVerdy
| johnson to his fate OF being the scaDeg0at OF
| these unfortunate negotiations, whereas Mir.
| Seward should be blamed, if anybody, Tor de
fects in the treaty, and not the American min
ister who has only carried out his Instructions,
and in doing so has exhibited great ability and
| tact
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ID l. A N X B 0 o X s

have always on hand n good assortment Of
LEDGERS, JOURNALS. DAY BOOKS,
CASH BOOKS and other books needed in
counting houses and stores as well as COM Pc.
SITION BOOKS, MEMORANDUM and
PASS BOOKS, WRITING BOOKS, &c |
do not say that [ have the largest stock il the
country, for | have not +; nor do | invite pur
chasers to examine my stock before going else
whore but after they have examined the very
large stocks in other houses, invite them to
call and see my modest assortment being salts
fed that they will be pleased with the quality
of my goods and my uniform low prices.
ROBERT BELL,
ieb q Old stand No 81 King st.
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WA sseA D. E.ISk.
MARRIED.

In Alexandria, on the 23d instant, at the res
idence of the brides uncle Col. O. f. Suite,
by the Rev. James T. Leftwich, assisted by the
Rev. Mr.. Lefevre, Rev. DR.. BULLOCK. of
Baltimore, to Mrs. LIZZIE T. LAVENDER.
N cards
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-23

22ND IN WASHINGTON The anniversary of
the birth of Washington was generally observed
10 Washington yesterday. The Government
Offices banks, and places Of business were
closed, flags were suspended from many of the
dwellings, and the streets were thronged with
people. The demonstration Of the Boys in
Blue last evening was brilliant affair, there
being several thousand persons In the prcces-
sion, most of them bearing torches. The pro-
cession marched through the principal streets,
passing by the residences of the President and
Vice President elect, At the residence of
General Grant the officers of the procession
were received by him, and congratulated upon
the display made. Mr.. Colfax, at his residence,
made a short speech. abiding to the day GEE
brated.
JUDGE BAKER. The Norfolk Journal gives
the following notice OF Judge Baker, who has
recently been removed from the Circuit Court
of the Norfolk District:
Judge Baker was appointed in April, 1884,
to the position from which he has just been re-
moved. by one of Virginia's brightest intellects
and rurest statesmen, Llttleton Waller Taze
we'll, then her Governor. Alter the Judiciary
was made elective, Judge Baker was success
sively reelected by the people without opposi-
ton, and was continued in his office up to the
present time. Four-score years have whitened
the head of this venerable Judge, whose life
has been ever pure, and whose ermine has been
unsulEed."
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.XT RITIN "A p Z Il S

WV RITING PERS
L have on hand good assortment Of NOTE
PAPERS, from 81 TO 81 per ream; LETTER
PAPERS, from So to So per ream; and CAPS,
ruled and plain, IRON So 80 to So per ream
also, fine line of LEGAL CAPS, from ii 80
TO ST per ream.
Orders from the country, enclosing the cash,
promptly attended TO, and paper sent by mail
at low rates. ROBERT BELL,
feb % 81 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-23

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BALTIMORE COUNTY,
MD.-A destructive fire occurred about five
o clock on Saturday morning on the farm OF
Mr.. Henry Grabcnhost, between the York
ond IIillcn roads, about two miles from
Baltimore city The large barn just completed,
and which had been in the course OF erection
for about two years, took fire, and the wood
work was entirely consumed. The building
was handsomely constructed OF granite, and
was 800 feet in length, the centre portion lO5
feet, and the two wings SO feet in depth. 1t
was considered one of the most handsome and
costly structures of the kind in the State of
Maryland The fire was first discovered to
issue from The west end of the building, which
contained about twenty tons of straw, and so
rapidly did the flames spread in consequence
of the c0mbustiblc nature of contents, that in
a few minutes the entire upper portion of the
building was one blaze of fire. There were
l09 COWS and horses in the lower part of the
building, but fortunately all them were re-
moved in time. The contents Of the upper
part of the barn, consisting Of hay, straw,
bran feed, distilery apparatus, threshng ma
chine, &c, were destroyed, together with q
portable steam engine erected in the rear
The entire loss upon the building the owner
could not accurately estimate, but it is believed
that it will approximate from 5000 to $G0,-
600, to cover which there are policies of in
Surance amounting in the aggregate to 1885, 900.
The loss upon the contents destroyed will pro-
baby reach from SIS, 600 to $4,000, upon
which there is only small insurance. 1t is
supposed the fire was the work OF an incen-
diary, and suspicion resting upon man named
Haddum, who had been in the employ of Mr..
Grabenharst, and who had been recently dis
charged, he was arrested and arragned before
.InsLicn Hannrtv who held him for further
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-23
Congress-.

In the Senate, yesterday, in the evening,
the bill to repeal the Tenure Of Office act was
postponed on account of the absence of a
number of Senator's The bill to abolish the
Office of Superintendent of Exports and Draw
backs was passed, after an amendment to
abolish the position of Naval Officer in the
ports where it now exists had been rejected
The bill supplementary to the Nationl Cur
rency act, providing for a more equal distrbu-
ton of the currency, was taken up. Mr.. Shcr-
man moved that the House amendments be
non concurred in, and committee OF confer
ence appointed and after considerable debate
the motion was agreed to. The Suffrage
Amendment to the House bill was taken up, and
Mr. Stewart moved that the Senate disagree
thereto, and appoint committee OF confer
ence. A motion was also made to concur, but,
after considerable discussion, the subject was
postponed until to-day. The Till in relation
to the routes by which the Baltimore and Po
tomac Railroad may enter Washington was
passed, and the Senate adjourned.
In the House of Representatives, resolu-
ton recognizing the independence of Cuba,
was referred to the Committee on Foreign
Affairs. A message was received from the
President vetoing the Copper Tariff Till, but
no acClOn was taken upou H. UT. CeHench indue
an argument in support of the bill reported by
the Ways and Means Committee to strengthen
the pubic credit and to legallze gold contracts.
Upon the conclusion Of his remarks, the Post
Office Appropriation bill was taken up and
passed, after several important amendments
had been adopted The Naval Appropriation
bill was discussed, and several Of the Senate
amendments non concurred in. The Legisla
tive Appropriation bill was next considered
Mr.. Peters proposed an amendment increasing
the salary OF the President to $4,000. MIR.
Butler, of Mass, spoke against the PROPOSE
ton, and Mr.. Archer, of Md, in its favor,
moving to make the salary $4,000 per an
mum. The amendment was rejected, receiving
but ten votes, and the House adjourned.
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DRUGS. CHEMICALS, dc.

E3HktES, I'll H. VI kSfAkISs Gats
SAMUEL II. JANNEY MAHLoN II. JANHEY
IANNEY " CO.,
- DEALERS TX
PURE DRUGS, LEWIS WHITE LEAD,
Paints, Oils and Varnishes,
FRENCH WI ND0W GLASS & PUTTY
No. l45, King street.
~ Orders and Inquiries from the country
promptly attended to sep @-t
y1RESH DRUGS, &c.-Opium Morphh,
| Sulpbato Qunia, Oil Peppermint, Oil
Lemon, Sage Saltpetre, hssafetida, Hops Al
cohol, Mustard, Race Ginger, Jamaica ditto,
Cream Tartar Choroform, Camphor, Cochin
isl, Borax, Alum Ayre's Pills. Tonqua Beans,
Elixir Calisaza, Elixir Valerianate Of Ammonia.
Valerianate of Zinc, CrOtOn OIL, &c, Just re-
nov % 4. s. LEADBEATER & co,
SXTAN TED
w VIRGINIA FARMS for Northern buy
ers now inquiring' for p4E6Ghase and settlement
$50, 18th street, corner Of +,
feb 6-1aw4w Washington, D. g.
GEORGE g JENKINS MAKYLAND
VI HAMS, Breakfast Bacon and Shoulders, re-
" " ' ~ G. VIM. RAMSAY,
feb u lat King street.
w lies and Bakers TO the selection of
CHOICE EXTRA ; and FAMILY FLOURS,
in store and for sale by
feb y BREW Is & La WSON
II NITTING COTTON.
N [ have just received q large stock Of Dex-
ter's superior Knitting Cotton, white and UNI
beached-all numbers from TO 70.
ian % G. G. BERRY, II King ST.
rsNHE Maryland HAMA full supply
I OF these superior Sugnr-cured Hams, con-
stantly on hand and for sale by
AVERY Il DAVIDSON,
jan II 226 King ST., cor. Alfred
We have Just received another lot Of those
very cheap NAINSOOKS.
feb 10 WITMEK u SLAYMAkER.
I INEN CAMBRIA,
IL BEST MAKE,
from $50 to IS per yard. ~
CHAS w. GREEN,
feb 20 68 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-23

ID OSADALIS, the popular remedy for PU-
III RIFYING The BLOOD. One gross just
received and Tor sale by
feb IS e. s. LEADREATEk & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-23

S0OO LBS. COUNTRY BACON-a nice
,)UUU article for sale by
THOMAS PERRY,
ieb % No 10 King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-23

VNEAS- Gunpowder, Oolong and Japan Teas
i Of choicest quality, received and for sale by
feb % j. g. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-23
BUILDING MATERIALS.

DRIME DRIED EEEF for sale by
L feb q j. G. MILBURN.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-12-18
PAY THE EXPRESS CHARGES. Gsi
MI. lil... asl s.I..A. ga
Agents in the Western and Southern STATED,
but is open to all customers. a3ua y
I. wats ysi ts Hae ,iia -Ul thti af
Commissions sssl 80 dl
Commissions.

Agents viii be paid ten per cent, in Cash
or Merchandise, when they FILL uP rHEra
ENTIRE CLUB, for which below we give par
tial List of Commissions ~ ean4's(a va
FoR AN ORDER OF $50, from club Of Thirty,
we will pay the Agent, as commission, Is
yds. Brown or Bleached Sheeting, Good
Drsss Pattern, Wool Square shawl, French
Cashmere Pants and Vest Pattern,i Fine
large White Counterpart, ETC., ETC., or s. in
cash.
FoR AN ORDER OF $50. nom 4 Club or Fifty,
we will pay the Agent as comnissicn, As
yds. Shecting, one pair Of heavy Wool Blank
eta Poplin Dress pattern, Handsome wool
Square Shawl, Silver-Case Watch, etc, etc,
or s. in cash. ls rsnif'.t + fia~
FoR AN ORDER OF $500. from Club On One
Hundred, we viii pay tho Agent, as commits
sion, 100 yds. good yard-wyde Sheetine, Coin
Silver Hunting Case Watch, Rich Long
Wool Shawl, Snit of all Wool French Cassi-
mere, ETC., etc., or $10in cash. n -.ss TN
We do not employ any Travelling Agents,
and customers should not pay money to per
sons purporting to be our agonts unless rey.
so'adlly qcqudiated. bSe EssIaHs a't sss
SEND MoSEr ALWAYS m nEa1srzzzD 1Ers
TIERS. ~ ,f..,a. $40 -
For further particulars send for Gaia
logues. sst2 So
8lis PARKER & CO.. ia
90 q 100 Summer St., Boston, Mass. VI
November 6, 1669-1y -.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-12-18

We want good reliable agents in every
part Of the country. BY employing your
spare time to form clubs and sending us or
ders, you can obtain the most liberal COM
missions, either in CASH or MERcHAxD1sE.
and all goods sent by us will be as replesen-
ted, and we guarantee satisfaction TO every
one dealing withlour house.H III IlsaF
Agents should collect ten cents from each
customer aud forward to us in advance, for
Descriptive Checks of the goods we sell.
The holders Of the Checks have the priv
ilege Of either purchasing the article thereon
described, or Of exchanging for any article
mentioned on our Catalogue, numbering
over $50 different articles, mot one of winch
can be purchased in the usual way for the
same money. 'FW iV s fis
The advantages Of first sending for Checks
are these We are constantly buying small
lots of very valuable goods, which are not
on our catalogues, and for which we issue
checks till all are sold; besides, IN every
large club we will put checks for WATCHES,
-QUIITs, BIANKETs, DRESS PATTERNS, orsome
other article OF value, giring some members
Of ne club an opportunity Of purchasing an
article for about one quarter of Us UdIue qa
In every order amounting TO over $50, ac-
companied by the cash, the Agent may re-
tain 81, and in every order of over 800, 50
may pe reIdlueu 70 - .l.I...... -. 4 +. {.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-12-18
Notice.

sc lied Proposals will be re-
~ ceived at the Probate Clerk s
Office Of this county, until the lst
day of January, A.. D. 1870 to
build a,sbridge on Main Street, in
the town of Fort Adams, Miss.
4 By order of the Board of Police.
DAVID MURRAY,
.qaslas President. PROTEIN. Y
November 27, lS69-2w
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-12-18
Notice An BaIkrIptcy.

In the District. Court Of the United etateI
for the Southern District Of Mississippi.
4 In the matter of salA shsp4 ~
John F. Cameron, In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt. go
THE Undersigned hereby gives notice Of
| his appointment assAssignee Of John r.
Cameron, Of Wilkinson County, State oi
Mississippi, within said, District, who has
boen adjudgeda bankrupt by an order o.
the United States, District Court Of said
District,
October 49,. 1859 4w N013Nn--
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-12-18
MASONIC.

II e OCULAR meeting of
- aAsYDuM hoDGE, No. 63, ~.
ELM aM0I, Saturday nightsAh
December Is, 1861 Azgenefal at
tendancesis requested las the Off
GERS for the ensuing Masonic year
are to be elected, and other bust
nessof importan to be transacted.
BY order of the w. M.
Attess: J.saM. HIGcINs, Sec'y. (.
"a December IL, l869s2wste
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-12-18
WARRANTED Fog FIVE YEARS.

WARRANTED FOB FIVE YEARS.
Our Agents viii be supplied with duplicate
parts Of the achine; N case ofaecident,
II makes pteeisely Che same stitch made BY
the Singer, Wheeler 3 Wilson, Hows, and
Florence Machines. It has the under-fsed
like the best Of high-priced Machines, and
sthes only low.priced Shuttle Machine in
the matkst that has this feed. We are On
abled tossIl a hrstlclass Shuttle Machine at
i very low price. on account Of its simpiiois
~, and consequept low cost Of ManufActu-
fing, in comparison with complicated Ma
ehlnessf sr.<lo SIX
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-12-18
Railroad Rlrscterh
Mississippi Central Railroad.

GotFa NoRpH.- Mail trains leaves Iwster-
ford, f,02 p M. Holly Springs, lat Hudson
vile, 2.1o, Lamar, 2,2s, Davis Mills, !, 3d.
Express, leaves Waterford, 2,35 M, Holly
Spring. s Sos Hbgsda0nyile sg5 Lamar mar. 80 2
go up on Monday morning )r.fV "
GONG SaUTH.-Mail train, leaves Davis
Mills IL, Is, p M, Lamar, 1887, Jacksonville,
1866, Holly Rpripgs, 40 Waterford, 2,05. -
EXPRESS, leaves Davis Mills, 2,03 a. M, La
mar, 2,24, Jacksonville, All, Holly Springs,
SOB, Waterford. 3,27, (The Express does
not 60 down on Monday morning.
Mobile s. Ohio Railroad.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-12-18

A LII PARTIES indebted t. the Wood
N vile Republican either for Subscrip.
ton or Advertising are requested to come
forward and settle up without delay. The
amounts due are small, and youAall have
money. All unpaid after, LIST Of Nogem-
Der will be handed over TO an officer for
collection.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-12-18
Notice.,

NOTICE is hereby given, that Of the
In November Term Of the Honorable
Probate Court Of Wilkinson county, Let
ters Of ADMINISTRATION. were granted; to
the undersigned on the estate Of Thomas
II. Grow. deceased, i. Z. s Way f's7'i
Therefore an persons indebted, 10 said
estate are notified tomake Immediate pay,
rnent TO the undersigned, andithosei have
ing claims against said Estate are requir-
ed to have the same registered whhhithe
time prescribed bylaw n they yil4pee i iPEF1al
.-aA .gGE0s f.; PEETs;f "A
ELIZA "A. PEETS, 49,.
Nov. 20, '697v y Administrators. (
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-12-18
vicksburg and Meridian Railroad

GOING EAST.
Passenger train leaves vicksburg Q, m 4
leaves Jackson $3.50 a. m. Meridian s JPN,
I GOING WEST.'sa
Passenger train leaves Meridian 6 a. m.
leavesJackson 1850 p. m. arrives at Vicks-
burg p. m. ~ 'l9n
Passenger trains run daily --csnnecting al
Meridian Railroad per Selma, Rome, Allan
ta'Augusta and Charleston and at jackson
with the New Orleans, jackson and Great
Northern Railroad for points North and
South.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-12-18

90 gls. als srML DacssS alA
EoRTY THOUSAND CASES on GOODS
IL were shipped from our house in One
Year, TO families, clubs, and merchants, in
everylpaft Of the country, ffomj1 Maine TO Cal
ifornia, amounting in value to over ltn Z
s0EE MILLION DOLLARS. az
Our facilities for transacting this immense
business are better than ever before. We
have agents in all the principal cities to pl1r-
chase goods from the Manufacturers, Inn
porters, and others, for CASH, and often al
an immense sacrifice from the original cost
Of production. a by
6aT stock consists, in part, Of the follow,
shawls, Blankets, Quilts, Oottons, cling
hams, Dress Goods, Table Linen, Towels,
Hosiery, Gloves, Shirts, Corsets, &c. do,
Silyer-Plated Ware, Spoons plated on
Nickel Silver, Dessert forks, five-botfle pla-
ted Castors; Britannia Ware, Glass Ware,
Table and Pocket Cutlery in great variety
Elegant French and German Fancy Goods,
Beautiful Photograph Albums, the newest
and choicest styles in Morocco and Velvet
Bindings.
Morocco Travelling Bags, Handkerchief
and Glove Boxes, &c. SEQ bgEaaef1
Gold and Plated yewelry, Of the newest
styles. 1
we have also made arrangements With
some of the leading Publishing Houses, that
will enable us to sell the standard and latest
works Of popular authors at about one-half
the regular price such as ByRoS, MooRE,
BURNS, MILTON and TENsYsoN's WoRKs, In
full Gilt and Cloth Bindings, land hundreds
These and everything else for m s,e
ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTIcLE.'
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-12-18

IA WaGON,aih good running
IN order, and Three yoke of OK
en-. The oxen are all young, in
good order, large sizesgentle and
we'll broke. For, further ipforma
ton apply at this Office.
Nov. ~, 1869.tf
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-12-18
Trustees Sale.
WHEREAS John, s. Holt, ant

r
WHEREAS John s. Holt, and
49, Mary i, Holt. his wife, did,
heretofore, to-wit. on the 26th day
Of January, AID. 1859, execute a
deed Of Trust in favor of g. Malin
Davis, to secure the payment Of a
promissory note therein described.
Said note being for ($6667) six
thousand. six hundred and sixty
seven, dollars, payable one year az
ter date, for value received, being
for o bona fde loan Of money,
bearing interest at ten per centum
per annum, after maturity, payable
at.W.sA. Brittons q Co.'S, Match
ez, and renewable at maturity for
one year upon prepayment at that
time Of one years interest upon
the amount, sat ten per cent, provi
ded the wish as toirepe@ be mott
fed (60) sixty days prior to the
maturity thereof, and which note
above mentioned was renewed, on
the26th day of.January, 1851 for
the principal andIintefest then due.
by the, giving, Of two notes, one
amounting TO (S4S40) four thousz
and eight hundred and forty dol
lars and other amounting to
($2, 494 25sl00 two thousand four
hundred and ninety-iour and twen-'
thy-6ve one hnndrcth dollars, both
notes payable one year after date
at W. A. Britton &ICo's /, n atchez,
with interest at temper centum per
annum after maturity. AID in
which said deedAof Trust John Fl.
Sims is named as Trustee and ac-
cepted said trusta lElYy01
And. whereas, the said John Fl.
Sims, Trustee, has. departed this
liferand said deed of 'rdst having
. condition and stipulation therein
contained, HThat If the said John
Fl. Sims shall de- or remove, or
from any. cause vliateye. fail, re.
fuse or neglect to act in the prem.
Uses. that then. III such case. the
Probate Judge. for the time being 4
either Of Adams or Wilkinson
Counties, SHALL and NAV, upon the
application of the said Davis. or
his assignees. appoint, in writing,
under his hand and seal, some 9TH
er snitabls pefsen de- Trustee there
in.n And Claiborne Parish, on
the 18th day of April. 1858, being
judge eof tie : Probate. Court Of \
Wilkinson County. in wiring and
under his hand and seal. upon, the
anplicatiot, of, al ID Sniays As.
sionee 81 the said al Main Davis, \
n go naedl of Trust r,nent;onaa I.
spnoiuted md substituted Ike m,
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-12-18

10y VIRTUE of a certain Deed
- of Trust executed by r. II.
IlNeylald and q, IN Neyiapd, his
wife, on the first day, or February,
"A. D. 1868, to secure to M, ia.
CODY a Coz the prompt payment
LOT acertain promissory note there.
lin fulISdescribed-the undersign-
ed Trustee, will, fol. the purpose Of
paying the amount due and owing
onFthe SAID prcmissoryf note; Z pro
coed to sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder, for CASH, at
the Court House door in the town
Of Woodville, on lse4 .,es.'i'as
wv WEDNESDAY, the 5th y.
-lsi day Of JANU AIRY. $40, q 4
the following described lands in
Wilkinson County, Mississippi
The west half Of the southeast
quarter, the southwest quarter Of
the northeast quarteD and the
onth-east quarter Of the north
west quarter of section (1O) ten,
township (2) two, range Q) one
east. containing Q56 27-l00) one
hundred and tiftysix and twenty
seven one hundredth acres u IA
Also the east half Of the south
west quarter dissection number (3)
three; township (2) two, range az.
one east containing (79 24-l00)l
seventy-nine and twenty-four one
hundreth acres. .sarslvs loon sas =
Also the north east quarter Of.
the northwest quarter of section
number (l0)ten, township ~ two,
rangs IN one east, containing $50
6.l0O) thirty-nire and six one hum
dredth acres. 81 bas 81 sal .sE as ssha
Also the northwest quarter of
the northeast quarter Of section
number (l0) ten, township f3l.
three, range CD one east contain
ing 80 s 1907 sthirty-nipe and six
one hnndredth acres. mall (3l3
63.l0O) three hundred and thirteen
andssixty- three one hundreth acres, /
moreor less. a. ~ ai ~ !qs1f y n
~ ~ y. $50 fs4usf.3 s.44.S. zslW ts.f