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a Dutch Dairy Farm.

Mr.. J. Hewlett, of Syracuse, y. Y,
writing from Europe Ola Dutch dairy
farm, says: After feeding the horses
and resting little while, We drove about
eight miles further Oh 10 one OF the best
stock and dairy farms in Holland. They
used the very same stable at the farm
that they did in the fourteenth century
They have little rugs IN the ceilings
with cords passing through them, by
which the cows tails are held up to keep
them from getting dirty. The stable
was car. eted and had plants and flowers
in it, The floor OF the stables was OF
small bricks. At the back OF tie stalls
was a trough Of masonry about eight
inches wide and nine inches deep, with
a ditch or reservoir OF water at one end.
As soon "a the trench was dirtIed hey
turned on the water, and all the manure,
etc, was carried out TO a covered vat,
whence ii could be removed to the fields
or wherever they wanted it moved u.
The cows were as clean. If not cleaner,
than your horses. All the fastening they
have i little cord around their uecks,
and they are 50 gentle and quiet that
they do not require anything stronger
Tney use brass milk pail. instead Of wood
or tin ones We saw the wy they make
the round cheese that are sent 70 Amerl-
ca. They have wooden mods in the
shape Of two hemirphere9 or half balls.
These are hollow and 81 together. The
cheese curd Is first roughly pressed into
shape and then placed into the Mods.
The lower half Of the mold Is stationary,
while the upper part Is fastened TO a KIND
OF screw working in d beam overhead.
The upper half Is schrewed down tight,
and the cheese Is left for a week At the
end of a week it Is screwed down tighter
and LETT another week At the end OF a
third week the sheese l. exposed TO the
air, and the curing begins. II takes three
months for a cheese TO be cured, and
year before it is I'll for the market Eve
rything was a. sweet and neat as any
parlor ever saw, The stables and stalls
for the horses were covered with n lttlng.
You have no idea how clean everything
was, without seeing how it was done.
They use the same kind OF churns, the
the same kind Of cheese presses and the
same kind of pals, etc, that they did 3OO
years ago They think that it is showing
disrespect 10 their ancestors to make any
Improvements in the implements that their
foretathers used. | inquired the price Of
the cattle, and found that the COWS cost
from 200 to $50 guiIders and the bulls
from 800 TO 43O guilders, or, IN cur mon
ey. cows from $50 to $40 and bulls from
SI2O to $3.50 or 5000 each
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$500 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by Information a
w ceiyed by me, that the following name
Penitentiary couyict~ have effected lheIr er
care from the persons, and ut the times and
places mentioned, and sril at large, TO
vii; Ell. Rowan, ugust n 1878, rom NJ
l. wis c arke, Jr., Bolivar county, }. r.. a.las
J. ID. Mcclellan. Sept. . An"rew Roge~s, Nov
8, and Willis Spearnan, Nov. D, 1873 from
Richard Burdet,, Washington county; Tay Lon
Eskridge and Willis Eskrldge, Nov. Il 1870,
from L. Richardson's " Shatwell Plantation,
Holmes county; Orleans Warner and Albert
Robinson, DC ODER 1, 1873, from l.. and IL. \.
W4rfell, Holmes county John ". Tho as
and Charles Williams, Nov. 49, 1878, from
Charles Buck, Sergeant in charge OF Peniten-
itentiary conyicts, Washington county; Asa
Lawson, Dec. Il, 1873. from q. 5 Jobes, At
ITALIA county; and Anthony p. Plumber, Dee.
%, 1878, rom NJ Lewis Clarke, Jr., Boliver
county, Miss.
Now, therefore, |, J. VI. STONE. Governor of
VI ssi> sippi, do offer the above reward. for the
arrest and confinement in jail of the sad
convicts, or fifty dollars each for one or more
of them, payable by J. ). Hamilton & Co,
iessees of the state Penitentiary.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
r, of the State aft xed, at Jackson, this
18th day Of January, A. b. 1879.
J. NJ. STONE.
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BY GEo. 7. MILAN. ROCKY SPRINGS, Mss
IN ST. LOUIS FARMER AND AGRIcULTURE.
see many enquiries in your valuable
journal. about this grass. l am satish-
ed from long experience, that ii is the
most valuable grass that grows 1t will
pasture double as much stock as any
other. l cut last summer three tons OF
hav per acre OF ii at one cutting, hom
land that has been in continuous pasture
for twenty years. without any prepare
tiou--except to cut few shrubs of the
land 1t possesses many advantages
over all other grasses for hay. 1t should
be taken up and housed the same day it
is cut and it will wait on your conve-
nience for cutting. l was ons month
cutting il and the last was as good as the
first cut. You can always cut two crops
and usually three each season. All
kinds of stock are very fond of it. /
think it is the best hay | ever used.
This is bound 10 be the great stock rails
ing section OF our country, | think. Our
lands are productive and cheap and once
set in Bermuda grass, you have pasture
or meadow for life.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
rRafsrEE SALE.

nuBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
Thai under and by virtue of the powers IN
me- vested il and by certain Deed OF Irust'
m,de nv the late Mrs. A. F. Waller, OF minus
county, to me Trustee to secure ne pa n1 S
~ 1.arisin monies to I. Z. Richardson & %,
~ Jackson at the time therein speelhed, de-
fanlt having been made in the payment oil the
sane. have seized and taken into my posses
SION the following described property W.
An and singular that certain parcel or ,i tIHSt
~ land and premises situate IN SAID linus
county. being composed of the north-east
quarter of section twenty seven In towhshlP
Nv range one west aud all the appurtenauces
tbereunfo appertaiuing and belonging Also;
.bout sixty bushels of corn and three hundred
hundels of fodder, and one sorrel mare named
NoIIip All OF which l shall expose tor SAFE
~ the highest bidder therefor for cash, at me
front d65r OF the City Hall, in the City Of
jackson, on
saturday, the 18th Day of February, 1879
and will give to the purchaser Of said lana
such title as by the said Deed OF Trust, am
warranted in doing -
Dated this 18th day of January, 1873
A. H. LACEY, Trustee.
January - '79-4t
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TRUSTEES Sale

by FlRIUE of the provisions Of a certain
II Deed of Trust made by Thomas Marion
On IO'n Jay OF March, 1877. to secure to A w
Little in tue pa yment of certain indebfednees
mentioned therein, the said deed being duIv
recorded In book of deeds, number ten 0ul
hIage nineteen I'D at jackson, Kinds county,
mississippi the undersigned. who has baeyn'
appointed In place of H. Musgroye, Trustee
in sad Iced named who for good reasons Is
nnaoe TO act, viii proceed 10 sell to the highest
premises, at - ~" INC
Jackson, on the 2sth day of December, 1878,
The following described real estate living and
o %g In the City of Jackson, Kinds county.
Mlsslsslppl, viz: Sou Invest quarter Of two
acre lot number six 90, south, bounded on the
horeh py congress street, containing half an
acre more or less upon which is a framed cot
tage house, etc ~
me title TO the above property is believed
70 De good, but | shall only convey such title
as IS vested in me as Trustee.
nov27, '78-5w. ifuseee'
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Z
JACKSON. Miss. January Is, 1879 )

EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
JACKSON, MISS, January Is, 1879
WHEREAS For good and suite ent reasons
there appearing To- me, l did, GA the SIN day
of july, ISIS. issue my Proclamation. Offering
a reward of Four Hundred Dollars Tor tie
arrest and delivery 10 the Sheriff OF smith
county. OF Cornelius ami William sullivan
ugitIves from justice charged with the
murder of Briant Graft. IN said county oil
SIni h or Two Hundred Dollars fer the arrest
aud delivery OF either OF them, GIN addition TO
the reward authorized by the statute, che
half PAYABLE on delivery to the Sheriff 9nd
the other half payable on conviction and
WHEREAS 1t now appears that III facts and
circumstances did not justify said Pf0ciana-
ton Offering a reward in addition TO that
authorized by the statufe;
Nov, therefore. l. J. NJ. STONE, Governor
of The STATE OF Mississippi, do issue thls, M
Proclamation. recalling and reNokiUg IN tull,
saii Proclamation issued on the On day OF
july. 1878, Offering said reward Of -Four
Hundred Dollars for the Apr henson OF the
said Cornelius and William Sullivan.
Ia testimony whereof, 1 have here
unto subscribed my name, ana
H. 81 caused the Great Sea- OF the State tc
be affixed a Jackson, this 18th day
of January, 1879.
j. NJ. STONE.
By the Governor:
HENRY c MYERS, Secretary of State.
January 10. f19-3N.
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By the Governor:
HENRY c. MYERS, Secretary of State.
DESCRIPTIONS:

DESCRIPTION:
Eli Rowan: aged 30, height ) feet inches;
complexion, HAIR and eyes, black; scar on
right che Elk, large carfrom burn on LETT wrist;
scar from burn knee, scar from burn
middle finger OF ii ght hand.
J. b, alias J. ID. Mcclellan: age 36; heig ht,
, feet 10 inches complexion, white, hair
black; eyes, hazel; on inside of right
high.
Orleans Warner: age, 81 height 5 feet, 612
inches; complexion, HAIR and eyes, black.
Albert Robinson: age, Is; height feet, 6
inches; complexion, hair, and eyes, black;
scar on lower lip; scar on right side of upper
jaw; long scar, from cut, on right thigh; scar
on right thigh; scar on right lower leg; two
u upper teeth out.
Taylor Eskridge; age, 80; height, feet s
inche~; complexion, copper; hair and eyes,
black.
Willis Eskridge; age n; height. feet, s
inches; complexion, brown. heir and eyes,
black.
Andrew Rogers; age, 80 years. height 5
feet, inches; complexion, copper; hair black;
eyes brown.
Willis spearman: age, 10; height ) feet, 90
inches; complexion, mulatto; hair and eyes
black on right side of forehead; scar on
center of head; birth mark on shoulder.
Charles Williams age, p; height ) feet, 4
inches complexion, hair and eyes, black;
right arm off between shoulder and elbow.
John w. Thomas: age. 20, height. feet, 90
inches; complexion, white, hair, black; eyes
dark gray; large from cut in palm OF
right hand; iittle finger of right hand stiff;
small scar in palm OF left hand
Asa Lawson: age, .; height, feet, inches
complexion, hair, and eyes, black; scar under
right eye; palm of right hand, and L ght fore
arm badly SCARED from gin saw.
Anthony p. Plumber: age, 80; height 8
feet, ga inches complexion, hair and ewes,
black: scar between eyes; cut on back scar
from shingles" from center of breast to mid
die of back
Jan Is 79-3w
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Monday, the nth day of February next,

within legal hours, expose for sale at public
cutlery, to the highest bidder, Tor cash, IN front
the following teal and personal properly con
taiued in said Deed of Trust, viz: the VIZ of
the SCI. OF Section 81, Township :, Range 3
East; lying aud Benign said county of Ran
siu: alsu Il (twelve) mead of cattle, including
head OF mil h cows. and three horses and
mules; one grey mare FIVE years old, one
bay mule ght years old, one brown mu e
twelve years old, being in the county of Kinds
aforesaid. The above property being sold to
satisfy said Deed OF Trust.
The undersigned b lieves the title to the
above described property TO be good, but will
convey such title as is vested in him under
said Deed of Trust.
JNO. II. ALLEN. Trustees.
Jackson January 10 1879. DIS.
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CEMENT FOR SEALING BOTTLES.

Mix three parts of resin, one of caus-
tic soda, and five of water; this compost
ton is then mixed with half its weight
Of plaster of paris. The compound sets
in three-quarters of an hour, adheres
strongly, is not permeable like plaster
used alone, and is attacked only slightly
hr NNrtlln Nafnr
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Second Monday Of February next. 1879
NOTICE.

Office is hereby given that under and in
~ pursuance of the terms of a Deed of Trust
xeeuted by the MOBILE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD COMPANY to the undersigned as
Trustees, dated MARCH 21rH, 1871. and duly
recorded, and for the purposes therein men
toned we win, on
Thursday, the 18th Day of February, 1873.
between the hours of II NJ and p NJ in front
Of the Custom House. in the City of Mobile
proceed TO sell, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, for cash all the right, title. inter
est and estate conveyed to US by said deed,
IN or to he Railroad extending from a point
on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, in the State
of Mississippi, commonly called the Gaines
vile junction, to the town of GAINESVILLE in
the State of Alabama, and also in or to all
the property along the track of said railroad,
lately belonging to the Mississippi Gaines
vile and Tuscaloosa Railroad Company. and
in or to the franchises Of said last mentioned
Railroad Company.
This sale is made at the request Of persons
benehcially interested in and provided Tor by
said deed of trust. The title to said property
Is believed to be good, but the undersigned
" ii sell and convey only such title as is vested
in them by said deed of trust
VIM. ID. DUNN,
JSo. REID JR. Trustees
R0BT. c. CRAWFORD,
MOBILE, June Il, l870-td.-nov. - 1873
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TNpER AND BY VIRTUE OF A GER
u tain Deed of Trust, executed by Z. X
Davis aud NJ. j. Davis OF the county of Kinds,
and Safe OF Mississippi, IN favor OF r. l.
Poindexs er of said county and State anu a.
fannd o. record in the Chancery Clerk : OF
nee of sail csun of Kinds. at Jackson, m
Record OF Deed No. 10, page ~ and in the
Office Of the Chancery Clerk of Rankin coun-
tv, in Record of Deeds, No. 81, page 524. Said
Deed OF Trust having been assigned by the
said F. l. Poindexter on the l4th day of March,
1877. 10 Robinson & Stevens; and assigned by
said Robinson X Stevens, under date of Janu-
airy 1st 1879, to c. W. Hicks Co. Of Clinton
The undersigned Trustee for said c. W. Hicks
N, IL IN
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H N ID.
TIE
Weekly Clarion,

Which has just entered Oh its Forty Second
Volume ali that a hrst-class Family Newspa-
per should be While devotIng special atten-
non 10 the discussion Of National and State
Pc tics il will bear n mind the claims of he
business man and Of the family circle. The
subscription price is Two DOLLARS a year.
and always IN advance. The paper Is Inyaria-
bly, di-coEtiuued at expiration Of time PAID
for IN less renewed Each subscriber is Iuly
notified by special circular when subscription
j. shout TO 2 pire.
We ask all our subscribers and friends TO
aid IN extending the circulation Of
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Letter from Andrew .sackson.

From the Columbia lTeuG.) Herlld.l
The following letter was written only
two or three months before Gen. Jack
sons death, and has never been published.
Major Lewis, to whom ii IS addressed,
lived in Franklin. The original letter is
IN our possession:
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W. G. PoIADExrER, EFT AIS. !
No. 49,.

VS.. No 4S5
II. H. SoETHWORTH AIS.
/ t APPEARING to the satisfaction of the
L Court that Mary II. Southworth, one of the
defendants herein, cannot be found in this
stare, GA dIILgent search and inquiry, and
that the postoffce and temporary residence of
SAID defendant IS Lancaster, Garrard county
kentucky; it is therefore ordered that said
defendant 10 appear before the Chancery
Court of Lefore CO lnty, Mississipni AZ Nontb-
~ Rules. TO be held by the Clerk of said Court
IN his office on the Second Monda, of January
1919, and plead, answer or demur to the bill
hled against her and others, by W. G. Poin-
dexter, ct ais. II is further ordered, that this
notlce be published according to law, in The
week. Clarion public newspaper. pub
lshed IN Jackson, Kinds county, In thi State.
1873 b F MITCHEiT = GU Iu, oei'
BY JNo. ID. CHICKERING, D. C.
A true copy from the minutes
L. $ B. MITCHELL Clerk.
BY JEo. D. CHIcKERING, D. c.
kov.27 TS-4w
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FRENCH CAMP HIGH SCHOOL.

FENHIS SCHOOL is located in a healthy.
L quiet, and moral village off The railroads
l. has recently been re-organzed under Rev
A H. Mecklin, Prof. JAS. Hemphill, and Rev
Jas. A. Mecklin. Tuition from 81 20 81 ac-
cording grade. Boarding from s. to $40, n
good families. Incidental fee % cents per
month. Students thoroughly prepared for
College
For further information address
JAS A MECKLIN.
Acting Principal,
dec "a, '78-4w. French Camps Miss.
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TIE CLARION
JOB PRINTING.

Approaching he fact that Competition is the
life ~ trade, we have determined to keep all
the departments of our extensive
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LEGAL NOTICES.
n cAancery Court Of H.nd= county-First

In Chancery Court OF Hsndz County-First
District
In the matter of the Estate Of
H. F. SIzER, Deceased.
r ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION on the
L. Estate OF H. Z. Sizer, deceased, having
been issued TO me, the undersigned, on ihe
I7th day of January, A. D. 1879, hereby gave
notice to all persons having claims against
the sal estate to exhibit the same and hay
them registered in the manner and wlthih
the time prescribed by law, or ~ VIII DC
forever barred. 4. MtAhLLs
i.n2l r79-4x Admins rator.
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FASHION NOTES.

z. $ My shortness of breath III
es. l am greatly afflicted.
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NOTICE!---FOR SALE.

TNHE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE MRS
i S. A. PINCKARD, with the Furniture, is
now offered for sale together, at private sale,
until the LIST day Of February next; and to
that end the Dwelling House aud Furniture
can be examined by parties desiring to pur-
chase. If not by that time sold, above in
Dictated, then the said residence and premises,
cor sisting of lots numbers one and eight, in
College Square, number two, fronting State
street and running back on President street
and the furniture, will be sold at public auc-
ton on that day, within legal hours, and to
the high hest bidder, for cash. The title to the
to be made under power contained in the
last will and testament of the said Mrs s. a.
Pinckard THOS. E. HELM
DecA '7S-td.s Executor
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The Aston Library contains book
that brought SIS, 800 at an auction in
Paris. 1t was the first edition OF the
Catholieon of Joannes Balkus de Janna,
dated 1640.
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CHAPPED HANDS.

4 correspondent writes US that sim
Pile mixture of equal quantities of rich
cream and strong vinegar will make a
compound which, if used on the hands
after washing them, will cure chap.
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HENRY c MYERS, Secretary of State.
JanuarY u. -I9-3M.
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Acts of Legislature.

We are prepared to fill orders for few COM
plete sets Of the Acts of the Legislature since
The Revised Code of ISL Will exchange Acts
OF 1878, 1874, 1877 or 1878 for those of 1875 and
1876.
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In connection with the Bindery of Mr.. RoBF.
SPRoULE. we will attend to all orders in that
department Blank Books for Public Officers
in as good style, and as cheap as can be made
in ST. Louis. Louisville, Cincinnati or Mem
phis Old books. magazines, music, etc,
bound in best style, and at such rates as to
make it an object to have such publications
preserved and put in shape for the Library.
Price lists sent on application.
POWER IL BARKSDALE,
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LIE oIAlE Oh MISSISSIPPI, 1nAnCery Court,
KINDS COUNTY. FIRST District
WM. SHERRINGTON,
ALICE SHERKINGTON.
ON OPENING THE SWORN BILL or
" complaint filed in this cause, and ii APP
pearing to the satisfaction of the court that
the defendant, Alice Sherriugton, does not re
side in The State of Nj ssissippi, but resides
beyond the limit thereof to-wit: Preston,
Lincolnshire England. that the ordinary
process of this Court cannot be executed
against her; il is therefore ordered by the
Court that said Alice Sherrington do enter
her appearance hereia on or before the
Second Monday of February next. 1879,
the same being Rule day of said Court at
the Court room thereof in the City Of Jackson,
II nds county, Mississippi, and plead, ans wer
demur to co plainant's bill, or the several
allegations thereof Will be taken for confessed.
1t is further ordered that tlis order be pub
lished in the WEEKLY CLARION, n newspaper
published in the City Of jackson, once a week
for four consecutive weeks. Ii Is further or
dered that a copy # this order, be forwarded
posta &c prepaid, by the Clerk ofthis Court to
the address of said defendant
Ordered, this December H. 1878
w. I. KATLiFF, Clerk.
BY A. g. MOORE, d. G.
A true copy from the minutes
w. I. kATLIFF, Clerk
By A. q. MooHE, b. c.
decl7, 7S-4w.
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Newspaper Office for Sale.

WEEKLY SIx-CoLUMN NEWSPAPER,
- its material, business and good will, now
being published ia thriving, populous town,
and one of the chief business centres of the
State Further particulars can be obtained
by application to Hon. Z. Barksdale, Jackson
Miss.
JAMS, '79-tf.
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JACKSON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

81 TIE Mild pow g
3 3
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Yellow Fever Heroes Honors and Hor
rOrs of HS7S.

Containing Panoramic Pen-pictures, Tidal
Wave of Death, Heart-rending Scenes OF
Misery and Anguish Thrilling Incidents, APP
paliing Horrors, Wailings of Woe, Want and
Starvation, The Uncofined and Unburied
Dead Midnight Burials, Tue Flight of Thous
ands, Deaths of Whole Families Husbands
Forsaking Wives and Children. A Frighttully
Gloomy Record, truthfully portrayed by those
who have seen ard suffered. Useful and Re
liable Information for Every body, Male or
Female. Agents Wanted in every Town and
County to sell the work. Liberal discount TO
booksellers, Agents and others who buy to
sell again. Price, so Cents, per copy by mail,
10 any address receipt of price. Postage
Stamps Received in Payment. The Book is
now in press aud will be ready for delivery at
once. Early Orders secure Books Of the First
Edition Address all orders to
J. p. DR0MGOOLE, NJ. D..
dec IL Sim. LOUISVILLE, KY.
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Terms, 81 90 a year in advance; IS cents
number
Peachwood Nurseries.

rIlHE PRoPRIETORS of these long estab.
i lished Nurseries. offer very large. selec'
and well-grown stock of
PEAR
PEACH,
APPLE,
and other fruit trees. Vines and plants. Also,
HARDY EVERGREENS,
SHRUBBERY,
ROSES Etc,
consisting Of the best varieties for the South
ern climate. Prices very low. Send for our
Descriptive Catalogue for lS1S-1e19.
Address, GAINES, COLES & Co.
State Line, Wayne County, Miss.
Nov. 20, '78-6m
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goth Day of January, 1871

an undivided one-half interest in and to the
following described lands situate in Washing
ton county, Mississippi, viz: The south half
go OF north half NO of Section So T. Is,
Il. = west, containing 100 acres more or less,
and the southeast quarter Is E14) of north
east quart T. (NE14) of Section 50, same town.
ship and range containing forty acres more
or less; also all that portion of lot No. 2 and
four acres off the southern boundary of lot
No l, adjoining Section 81, I. 10, r. &. west,
lying west of the thread of Deer Greek, ac-
cording to the plat of the lands of the estate
Of stephen Barfeld, on Ele in the office OF the
Clerk of the Chancery Court of Washing
ton county, and containing "a acres more or
less, containing in the aggregate 254 acres
more or less. The sale viii take place within
the hours prescribed by law.
JAMES d. STEWART
Dec24, 1S-t.ds. Assignee.