County: Wilkinson
Title: The Woodville Republican and Wilkinson weekly advertiser
Jan 23. 1830
Submitter: Virginia Ewing
Notice: Transcribed and Submitted by Virginia Ewing. This
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The Menagerie is coming!!! Zebra, Peruvian Lams & Lamb, Asiatic
Lion and
Lioness, African Leopard, Arabian Camel, male and female, An
Ape with her young, South
American Mackaw: With a number of other foreign animals. 50 cents
for adults and
children half price. Jane 11 1830
Names from the advertisements in the Jan. 23, 1830:
E.H. WAILES ask that customers settle their accounts
THEODORE MOLLEMAN ask that all indebted to him pay before
the 15th of next
month
J.L.LINEBAUGH advertised for a Journeyman watch maker and silversmith
J. RIDDLE Post Master, ask to have pamphlets left at the postoffice, picked up.
Notice of co-partnership of Messrs EVANS & WRIGHT EILINGTON is dissolved
Letters of administration granted to E.A. MONKS by the Orphans court
of W. co,
for the estate of William MONKS. Mr. John L WALL of Fort
Adams appointed as agent to
settle accounts.
GEO B. COLLIER executor of estate of DRUCILLE CLARKSON deceased.
DOWTY & OGDEN tanning business.
LAZARUS KRAKE request payment of debts
Wm. T. MAYES adm?r of PETER PRESTLER, SEN., probate.
HENRY VOSE, Almanacs for sale, 12 1/2 cents
THOMAS H. OSWALD ready made clothing
S.S. BOYD, Attorney at Law
J. JOOR, adm?r of estate of JOSEPH BOOTH, probate sale
C. EVANS HALL, will sale 2 lots. Deed of trust from PETER C. LARKIN
JOSEPH A. FOSTER and T. NETTERVILLE dissolved their partnership
THOMAS H. OSWALD request payment of debts
CROW & ARMSTRONG placed his accounts owning to his ?late? firm in
the hands of
C.S & J.D. KELLOGG, Esqrs. for collection.
Jan t 1830
account of JNO. W. JETER transferred to HARRIS & MARSH, in
the hands of C.B. &
H. D. KELLOGG for collection.
Jan 5, 1830
JACOB HUFF wanted ?a good sober blacksmith? for his shop behind
the Woodville
Hotel.
Jan. 9 1830
DAVID CALLIHAM established Blacksmith Shop in Woodville on the
corner of Dunbar
and Fassitt?s lot, opposite JOSEPH A. FOSTER?s store. Mr. JOHN
DUNBAR will attend to making any arrangements to the business of the shop.
Jan 9, 1830
LEWIS W. COON one of the Exec. of CHARLES A. COON dec;d,
will apply to Orphans?
court Wilkinson county, Feb. term 1830, for final settlement.
5 Jan 1830
9 Jan, 1830, Notice given of application of Certificate of forfeited
Land Stock.
fractional section Sec. 14, T1N, R1N, west of the basis meridian line--entered
on the 6th
day of Dec. 1815,, by ZALMON McCARSTLE and forfeited for non
payment. Signed THOMAS SCOTT.
E. DAVIS, sheriff, Wilkinson county. Will sell to the highest
bidder, for cash,
at the court house door, on 2 Monday in February, Negro who calls himself
NATHAN and say he
belongs to WM. GILLESBEY, a trader from N. C. Said Negro
is about 30 to 35, 5
feet, 4 or 5 inches tall, of a common black color, and has remarkable
large BLUE eyes.
He had on him when committed, a cotton shirt and indifferent pantaloons--had
also
with him, a roundabout coat, a small hat and a knapsack with two good
cotton shirts.
----not having been claimed in 6 months by his owner, he will be sold
to satisfy
his prison food and other charges.
W. H. WAILES ?New Goods? Dry and Fancy goods.
Broad clothes, fine boots,
Ready made clothing.
Sheriff?s Sale:
REUBEN HATCH vs CHARLES RAGWOOD
McNULTY & WALL vs SAME
Fi. Fa. to April Term, 1830.
by virtue of above writ of Fi. Fa to me----will expose to public sale
to highest
bidder, for cash, at the court house door, in the town of Woodville,
-----First Monday of
Feb next.
Tract or Parcel of land ----80 acres more or less--bounded east by
lands of
ROBERT ELLIOT; west WM. RICHARDSON; north JOHN F. CARMICHAL; south
by MRS.
FANNER ----lies near Fort Adams, levied on as property of HAGWOOD,
to satisfy
plaintiff?s debt. Dec 12 1829. JOHN BLADE,
D. S. for F. DAVIS, sheriff.
Escaped from Woodville jail--night of 27th Nov. last, Negro man who
calls
himself WILLIAM and says he belongs to JOHN FLETCHER of Adams County,
12 miles beyond
Natchez: ----about 25 years of age, 5 ft, 1 or 2 inches high, remarkably
ugly; had on when
he escaped, an old blue broad cloth coat, swansdown vest and linen
pantaloons.
--reasonable reward for the apprehension and delivery--- BENJ. TURBEVILLE,
Jailer,
W. C. Dec 23 1829
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