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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-04-05
WMKE .NsOTRCE9

: NIKE sW'WXXGAY
A QUANTITY If Dook Accounts and Nolee
- 0f HIND would no willingly exchanged
foF gDnd Dankmhlo Money. ~ soon Ne the first
20 April ncSi. by n. MORSE e. SON.
Liickesid, MsFeA 90. 4a
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IRNHE next meeting Of the Litchfeld Coun-
Il " ANTI-sLAvERY SOCrRxT will be held at
Goshen on Tuesday The 17th day Of April. n
full attendance is requested and ewpecSsd.
r. M. CHAPMAN, SecTsfaTy.
HaruintOn, March "a. 1888. %
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BsEmEn-wARaRs.-Ths Wings Of these towns
are entitled to great credit c. their efforts on Monday
lasi' the battle 10 each vas mast stOuy contested and
the event was eSesodiRaly duhioms. In the 6Vss we
understand hat onlv two vssss we're wanting to en-
suFs the choice fths Wing Representative, and thsss
might have bean supplied By shssnlees--Hn the Iast,
the wings were unfortunate On losing tho assistance
q one d thsiFmoss efficient men BY sickness Had
Il not hsen fer unsOwSsd events the wings wouId havs
carried bah BoIhlem and waHsn.-But our ltlonds
Ia boIh Win doubtless feel themselves abundany ~
wardsd ~ the success of IhslF friends elsswhspo-
Their Wishes and ia.sEsssshsll be eel atsndsS 10 n
he lagalalura
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LEE ACADEMY.

THIS Institution is located In Lee, Berk-
l. shire county. Mass. village not surpas-
sed in the pleasaBtness of its situation, health
mess of its climate, and the morality of It's
citizens. The building 10 new and spacious.
with two rooms for study, fitted for the &C.
commodation of $50 pupils. and a large hall
for rhetorical exercises. Attached TO the in
stitution il also a good philosophical appara-
tus. The third term will commence on the
second "Wednesday OF April, J. WARD An.
DREws. A. B. Principal. assisted by Miss J. l..
PERRy. under whose direction Il has beesa In
successful operation since iis establishment.
Board may be Obtained In good families. at
washing. - April, 1888.
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to he divided among fifteen scholars or three
dollars and twenty-five cents each.
Now where is The justice ofthat division Of the pub.
lie money which enables one man 70 give family OF
say four children the advantage Of school for ten
dollars, merely becsuse he happens TO live in large
district; while another with the same number Of
scholars is obliged 10 pay over thirteen dollars tor the
same privileges for no other reason than because he
chances 10 I've located in a small district? do not
wish IN find fault with the law which divides the old
School Fund bui AZ we have . new School Fund TO
he divided, and shall long he called on TO decide
The subject, and when the time shall come, remember
tho SMALL Schools
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Extract Of a letter, dated

@PLYsoUT6, MoNDAY, ApRfL Q, l93S-The wings
IN this town have had political glory enough for one
day Threecheers for the old iron bound adminisra.
tion town Of Plymouth. for size has now burst The
banda cf Locofocosm and stands forth free redeem.
ed Teeeneratet and disentned from the shackles Of
"THE" party, which she has worn without exception
for the last ten years. This 10 more than the most
sanguine wing could have expected one week ago
There has been no compromise with the other pOry
this victory has been achieved by q fair trial Of
strength. Our Postmaster and his deputy have done
MI ey could. assisiedfrom other sourses, but oil to
nopurpore he thing would not 60 down; the people
Aavc got theirsyes Opes light from another quarter
las shone upon them. Let this victory be bazed
forth to the eemen Of Li.ch6ed County in the arg.
lest type that the Wings Of Plymouth have met the
enemy, and they are theirs The votes for Repre-
-Feniasises stand for Teriius D. Potter tWhig 2s4-
NJ Blaksee. tLoco FecoJ lI4-Scattering IS.
When the result Of the baIlosine in this town was
announced, we ihoueh that the palm Of victory would
b universally conceded to The Wings Of Litchfeld
Bus whea the intelligence came pouring in upon us
FROM every quarter Of Victory spon Vcsor-of results
ahe most OserwhelmiRg-we found that we should
have formidable competitors for The laurel in other
parts Of tn county. Goshen ZOE maj. New Hart
tasd iO7 d.! Barkhamsted 81 d.! Toryington 80
d.. Harwinaon 10 Do! WATERFOWL &c do and
Plymouth. (which has been plunged 80 long and 80
deep limo the slough o ocoocoism) no less than 81
..ssAi. Sur Ellsw@sh and Esfom!! Brethren lei us
soafsr sha crown upon the gallant Whigsof Plymouth
e whom D may Be said. with truth. "many ssns
Aavs dons viEsOnay. buf ys have excsIlsd them all"
A LrcnEIEED WINS.
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1eRare ef 0eunfarlhlfa

8oWoTo Ct 0eun8oEz61eBS
TN order 20 prevent the sale OF spurlnrm
- Pills, ~. BTaMsfslA has prepared eeFlih.
calea tcrevery agent signed By hlmeelEwhinh
we s.S = s " and 1 S'seIs e sssy eEsH
sold BY any peFsnn without ceriIllcale, nFo
ccunlerltils. PIERRE a pAnMkIRn.
MtfdkiolsM, JGas ]. 1oD7. Aek
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Hsa. Oranes Msruias-~ Nelhng has aflpFdsd de
%Wkimof this town m1Se pleasure than 70 lesm that
dis voaarnD Democrat and experienced polleiaB hes
NilfaRd Ne wa member Of cur State Convention,
vsaa ana 81 e Presidents and took prominent
mnFe n n ngoceedimRs. u would seem that the good
Dsnph 0f the town Ct New Milford have led on hu.ss
auias ong anonqh-they have GOT sick a. psrggsAiiA.
snsgaex. and have SoeuFnad 60 their hlsl loyo--lD
lhat susl u densacsaey whieh BuaEannn and MeEwin
pssaeho8 and psaalissd.
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2l,5l3 1886
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, The National Inteligencer Of Monday announces
the death of Taaac McKim, ESQ. Of Baltimore, and
REPRESENTATIVE in Ccagrcss from that city.
Lexington union., 1838-12-29
ADMINIST RATOR'S SALE.

M GREEABLY TO an order Of the Probate
A. Courl of Holmes county male on The 5iI,
oi November, 1898, for the sale OF the real estate
of William Allen, deceased, we will sell to the
highest bidder the following lands, viz: The
west half south east qu,rter OF section ls, south
west quarter of section Ia township IA rang
east; west half south west quarter section no g
of township IA range d east; west half south
east quarter of seciio" II township ID OF range
4 east; west half south east quarter OF section
no 8 township IA gange a east; cast half south
west quarter section no Of township II rarge
east; north ead quarler of section no 25, town.
ship Is range 4 east. The above described
aud is we'll Improved, and will be sold on the
23nd of ofDECEMBER next. Those who wish t.,
purchase would do well 10 attend the sale, as il
will be sold Oh Il credit of one and two years
MARY ALLEN, Adm'x. 4
JOHN B. ALLEN, Ad'mr.
Nav l0......6wp
Lexington union., 1838-12-29
pROpD9A1S
FOK PUBLISHING In TIE
TOWN OFLEXINGTON
A WEEKLY PAPER TO
BE CALLED TIE
Lexington Union.

BELIEVING that the putllca'ion
of a weekly newspaper IN our io"n W0NIu
add 10 lis importance abroad, ana pe VI
great. interest to The citizens OF TN
portion ol the state as vehicle oi geG-
eral intelligence, ana induced y the ST.
!icliaIion ul friends, aside lroa pol'tltal
p.edilicuon, we have determined to eo'si
upon the task; aware at the siFAe tue o.
oar inability, but coniideut that we VIII
lie sustained IA our effort b, an cnli, hien'
ed and gc;eguus continually.
The Lexington Union VIII snstaln the
old Republican, docirlucs If The Juilri.o
nian school, etnyuced that IA stric uisel-
vance ol ihese principles will eiirct tbs
greatest gcod for the greatest number, 'he
end and ain Of all good government. II
QUE slproi however of he m,cracy %
the un,.n, we shall sedlqusly avold al
party aspeEtY ar political virulgner, We
though fails tirmly adhere To lhe ADMIN
Istrallou Il The go"*ral gnverh'her'' AZ
being the instfumeti to protect and ad
vance those tIHc rapuhliean neas'Fe'
which we alvocate, and hlCliuiIi ehsift
the end inlended by lie lrumeis tf eul
federal Charter.
As he Lexington Union will be GOV
erntd sy that amendment to the Cnus'ltt
ii, n Of the Uuited States, which says 'tha
| all pow ers hot dcegat,sl to Eongress IS ar
reserved lo the states respectively" !
must oppose alland every law which find'
lis origin in turced or implied coBs,rnc
tons, and will ever be found on the sid
OF Democrary- battling against usnr2a
ton from uhalever source 1t may come
4 all Iatftutinarian cons auctions # th'
| Constitution Of the Unitu6 States as sub
versive ofciv' liberty and at war viii th'
simplicity Of our republican Government
lstill colsmns shall be at all times opel
t. oall parties, knowing ,hnt our poliica
adversaries are actuated by as true Il sens
Of patriotism and love of country as orr
selves, ard recognizing among them man,
personal friends aud we hope future pat
rons of,he Union.
1t may be necessary TO add that W
viii support the Independent Trcasurr
as the constitutional fiscal agent of the Gov
enment, aud will oppose creaiionhy COZ
gress of any national Bank--yet we hav
naver, nor has the Democratic party eve
corteaded for currency purely metallic
but believe that well regulated system {
State banks will not only surerrede th
necessity lanv United Sates Rank. hi
will preserve free and uatramflltd th
commerce of the South, ard diverted
fromits present unnaoraI add illegliiuat
direction.+
The first No. ofthe Lexington Unio
will be pndllshcd on next Saturday tn
Eth inst. al S. in adyauce, or. SGa tb
end Of the yerr.
W. II. HINTS.
Lexington union., 1838-12-29
a fine plantation
EFees. Sale,

FMl lie undersigned offers for sale tact OF
n land, containing $50 acres lying on Che
copa creek about II miles from Lexington, and
miles from Yazoo Valley. 25I es of hi,
land is In "a STATE Of cultivation. upon il thereis
a conveneit dwelling house, Gin NH, Quarters,
&c. 1t is fncly ,imbered, aud well walered. It
is also very Convenient to market, lbeing within
2 miles ofboh Marion ard Tehua. lie will
also sell a stock OF hogs, cattle. corn and farm
ing utensila. Those wishing to purchase can
learn The terms by calling on the subscriber.
LEWIS Fl. DAVIS.
Holmes county Sept. 8 14--tf
Lexington union., 1838-12-29
NOTICE!!!!

4 IL penons indebted to the unoe'slgae' ,n;s ,us
"A job printing and advertis'ng' up 70 n''
date, will please come tetward ana MAKE Wy
ment. Those who are in arrears tor nc 0.an
dard'' up 10 this time, will also ohlse oy paying
We have had to pay cash Tor all our expenses,
and it is hoped those indebted VIII make P'oh'p'
payment. r;,or
Those having claims against the suhsofiool
will please have them presented by tho hrs' OF
January next.
Editor. Of newspapers who may have ao'
count. against the Standard office for advertising
are requested to forward them TO Lexington 'in !,
neaiatcly when they will be collected and pa'a
c. S. SMITH.
r November 10 81 lw
Lexington union., 1838-12-29
STATE OE MISSISSIPPI, I PROBATE Court,
HOLMES COUNTY .Nop. term 1885
rD II II pJ " "a an nrdpr of

STATE oE MISSISSIPPI Probate c9srt, ,sas
"A GRFE ABL Y to an order OF
~. the Hon. the Probate Court OF
Holmes county, obtained at the Nosem
Der Term 1888 thereof; Notice Is hereby
given 10 all persons interested IN ihe lanes
,enemenls and heriditaments OF James I.
Dickson deceased, TO be and personally
appear before the court OF PioOa.es, 10 DC
holden in Lexington on the first Monday
of January. 1889, then and there to shew
cause if they can why an order should be
granted by the court for the sale OF 'he
following decrihed stands, 10 wit:
Fast half northeast quarter, aud norm
half east hall souiheasl quarter, section q
township 5, rang 8 east, nor'h hail. SEE
t on II. tow,!shlp s, .lnee 9east, east nan
northeast Quat,c., section u, iownsh!p .,
range east, east hall northwest qnAt'eF'
>ecllon 33, township "a, range i cast, 'he
whole of section Z, ,owush!p 10, range .
west, south half, section 9, i2wnshiP''
raune 8 east, west half, Northwest guar
ter, section 8, township 3, range eas''
southeast 1ututer, section II, 'owuship .,
rahgeS s east, north halieast halt northwest
quarter, section 10, township 5, range .
east. north halt west halt northeast quar-
ter, section 10, township 3. range 3 east
west half 8. .uihwesl qnarter, section :,
township 5, range 3 east, east hall north
east quarter, section 10, township Orange
3 cas-, east half southwest qauIter, Sec
ton So, township 6, range east, and
southeast quarter, sectlon 3, to"nshlpa'
range 3 cas-, upon The application OF ii tGl
Dickson, administrators de bnnls non O
said d cedent, who suggests to the Court
,hat the personal property Of his in'es'al,
is insuilicienlio pny the delts, &c.
WITNESS, The Hon. N. 4
R,ves, Judge q the Court Q
. L. S. probates, the first Monda,
in November 1888, and th'
i seal OF said Coart,
ISSUED, 18th November, 1885.
w. A,.PURDON, Clk.
November, IL, H.. ..6w
I
Lexington union., 1838-12-29

STATE OF F.MISSlssIPPL I Probate Cart,
HOLMES COUNTY Nou. Tenn lo3s
a GREEAB BLY, te an order Of
IA tha Honorable the Probate Court
OF Holmes county, obtained at the NO
vember Term 1888 thereof; Notice
hereby given to all persons interested lii
The lands, ,enements and hcridIiaments OF
John B. DAVIS deceased, to be and per
sonaI'y appear before said court, to be
holden in Lexington on the first Monday
10 January 1889, then and there to shew
cause ifany they can Why an order should
not be made by said court for the sale OF
the following lands, TO wit: East half
northeast quarter and west half northcas
quarter, section ID, township 26, ranged
west, also one undivided half Of The fol.
lowing lands, owned by said decedent &
WILEY Davis, (also deceased) 10 Wit
Northeast ha.'!r, section -, townseip l6
range reasi; west half, Horthwss quar-
ter, section %, ard west i,alf, northwest
qnaref, section 36, township iSrange l
e.st, east half south east quarter, anc east
halfnortheast quarter, section 5, cast half
north east quarter, east half southwest
quarter, west halt south east quarter, east
half northwest quarter, and east hall south
east quarter, section il, west half south
west qnarter, west half southeast quarter,
section 5, cas-, half southeast quarter, west
hall southeast quarter, section a, west bal!
northeast quarter, section 36, all in town.
ship 16, range east, east half, southwest
quarter, west half southwest quarter, sec
ton 81, east half northeast quarter. sec.
tion 33, township Is, range 5 east, west
half northeast quarter, section IL, town
ship Is, range east, and lots 5 and g.,
section 81, township Is, range 4 east, also
an undivided halt OF the following lands,
owned by said decedent and A. j. Lane
10 wit: Southwest quarter, secliun @2,
northeast quarter section %, nollh h4If
section %, west halt northwest quarer,
section 6, east hail north east qaarter, sec
ion 7, east helf northwest quarter, and
east half souhVes, quarer ,seclian 6, ani
west half northwest quarter, section 7, all
in township %, Of range s west | ha, :
been suggested 10 the court that the per.
Sonal estate Of said dtcedeni is inst fliienl
10 pay sheHeh's Of said estate.
,.WITNESS the Hon. N. e
Rwes Jud4e Of The court OF
l.. S. Probates the first Mouday
in November, 1923, aud sea-
of SAID Court.
ISSUED l2lh. of Novemher, 1883.
w. A. PURuOM, elk.
November II, L.. .6w.
Lexington union., 1838-12-29
NGtICc!:s

p@fSIIE undersigned having been appoin'cdb by
"a the Probate Cont of Holmes countI, com-
missioners TO audit examine aud al ow the claims
against The estate of Wiley Davis deceased, WI,
NEE, at the Cour, House in Lexington on tell
third monday in each month for tbe nSi SIN month
for tina. purpose. -
w. GOULD,
J.H. BAUGllN
Contaisioaers.
July 7. -2n
Lexington union., 1838-12-29

TIME third insta'ment Of SIG, is due
and required 10 be raid upon each
siare ofttie Capital Stock of this Bank
The 18th day ofthis month, according to
the provision ofthe charter.
BIZ order of the board
A. II. McKlNSTRY, Cash'r.
Dec. 4, 4-2w
Lexington union., 1838-12-29
STOP THE MURD f R + Il s
$4,000 hsGW ;eFA
I'LL be paid NY the updcfslgned'

vs. EA/ iA'' w f . ,.S.,-r
wv for tie apprehension of JOHN
STEP and SOLOMON STEP, who
murdered Martin Ffo'cy Sen. on the. 9Th
October last. near Won's Ferry, Hardin
county, Tennessee.
Joan Sep is nbout 25 years Of age, .
feet s or 8 inches high, doFk complexion,
dark eyes, black HAIR inclined 70 rnr',
and vely low forehead The middle JOINT
of tic for, finger of bis right hand is con-
derab,v enlarged, occasloned, 1t IS sup
posed, ~ q hnrt.
$ onau Step is about 20 or "a years
of age, 5 lett IL inches high, Ftoat built,
"A little Inclined to / c stoop-shoaldercd'
dar, con ple>ion, darI, cy g, dark hair IN.
1inod to curl, aud very high check bones.
The Ton S Of BIS right hlod have been
trohen uear The midtle OF the palm, ard
occasions a considerable ridge On The
back Of his hand.
The strrs frmeriy resided in Ike Cher-
okce courtrS il Georgia, and il is thotghl
thy viI either make 'heir way back I,
Georg'q. n stake lUt TENS, The above
reward viii be paid ON their delivery !.
Haidin county, tennessee, or a proper
iionaLle teWard tii' i'nIlher
SALLY FRALFX,
II. G. FRALEY,
SIHfiEE EF-OD
Lexington union., 1838-12-29
S. NJ. T;CKEY Range,
Holmes County.
Dccer'brr lst. 1888. 5 IDS
sTATE OF MISSISSIPPI Profdts CogIs||
iitln'est euntN. Nov term lco0|
NJ ttdI

sTATE OF MISSISSIPPI ! Profdte CoIIt|
Iltn,est ounty. Nov term isSI
q GREEAGLY to an order Of iR|
ia. Hon. the Probate Court of Helma|
Capnty obtained at The No, emher TsF0I
1893. thereof; = Nnice is hereby gisen0
Ill persons Interested in the lands ic'eI
menls ami beftditaments OF $ loma1
SpraHls deceased 10 he and personally "
appear he(ore the said cour, in Leslng'o'
On the Isl Monday of January 1882; l"e
and there 10 show cause fauy they ea'l
Why III order sbouldInni be made tor iles
Of the real estae of said decedent, slsll
n,ld being in said county, kaown. rs VI
Nnrih West quarter of section 0iloA'
Twelve in Township number foureenu u
Ilange number. four East. II having Oetl
suggested to the Court that il will pe
The interest Of the heirs. of The decca''
10 sell said lahds-.-
Witnoss Hon. N. = Kff'NH
Judge ofProbate for sal e0a"
LIS. u The lst Monday OF Nase9is]
her A. ID. 1888 and seal OF s''
Court
Iissued l7ih Npvemher 1893
W, A. pURDOM cle,s.
November %. 1888. 2-o
Lexington union., 1838-12-29

NOTICE.
THE undersigned Administrator OF
the estate of William w Williams.
deceased, will presen, his account as ad-
uinisira,or on said estate, to the Hon
Probate Conrt of Holmes county, at iis
regular term in January next, for final
settlement and allowance.
JOHN McJCNKIN
Administrator Estate Of " W williams.
decd
Lexington Dee. 9, 1883. AAw|
Lexington union., 1838-12-29
800 BALES Cotton.

wWT TANTED Immediately 800 bales
w good cotton for which the Highest
prices will be paid in cAslI-app'v TO
SCRUGGS & BELL.
Tchula (M:s.) Dec. ], 1888, 3--It 4
Lexington union., 1838-12-29

Devoted 10 Education, Literature, science
Agriculture, Sc.
NEELlNG deep interest in the
welfare and future prosperity OF our
town, and believing that The establishment
ofa weekly Newspaper woull add 10 IFS
importance abroad, aud to the interest and
convenience of our citizens. I'duced ly
these and other weighty considerations,
backed by the solicitations ofour friends,
both personal and political, we have de.
,ermned 10 nake the effort. Having full
confidence in the liberally ofa generous
public in Sustaining and supporting every
effort of a liberal, useful aud audahle
tendency in the community, we enterlnto
the undertaking with confident hope OF
success.
We will commence our career on the
great occasion ofpolitics with no promise
OF occupying neutral posihon-pur prin.
c,pIes are truly Democralic,and we give IA
firm and fearless support 10 the measures
OF the present Administration OF the Gen
eraI Government, believing them to be IL
the highest degree conductive to the fl-
ture welfare aud permanent interest OF the
South, and in accordance With The true
meaning and spirit ofthe Constitution.
Being strict constructlonist OF The
Constitution we oppose the establishment
Of "a National Bank as an unauthorized
and dangerous grant of Of power, such as
never was contemplated bv its framers.--
We shall also oppose National Bank,
believing it totally ,inexpedient and dan
gerous 10 the highest degree to the liberties
Of the people.
We shall ever be found opposed to the
msne or the resumption ofpower, whether
in the Federal Executive head, legislative
body, Judiciary Of the country.
1t will be our purpose 10 land virtue
though clad in the habilimenis Of poverty,
and denounce vice whether in high or low
places. In doing this, we shall speak q
men and measures as we find them, and
with firm grasp attempt to tear the veil
under which political deformity has sought
shelter in these evil days Of political a.
postacy.
In tho discharge Of our duty as the
conductors ola polItica! press. we shall
scrupolousIy avoid wounding inaividual
and private feelings. "Onrs banner is now
10 the battle and the breeze" We'have
planted our feet uponthe ramparts 'of The
Constitution, and call upon the people 10
come ID the rescue. The constitutional
banner waves over us in This contest for
free principles, and five fall lei It's sacred
folds be wrapped around us.
C.P. Mcdaniel, Editor.
The Southern Marksman will be pub
lished weekly, at five dollars in advance,
or six dollars at the end oilhe wear. Ad
yertisements will lie inserted at usual
rates. No subscription can be recpived
for less than six months, nor will any dis.
continuance be nude until oil dues ere
-paid.--The first number may be expected
Lexington union., 1838-12-29
IN % Il Il g. h .

II 60 Il i q I4s
NWjF Ethe mdetsiepc. hcrcl Y give r"ticc Ga
V we intend keeping ofer an establi.hnrM
in LeXirgton for this season q least and pchafe
loTsey. We wog'd also gile Go'ite thit hlr
Cornelius Lone is orautiorize@ aee't to 'la,ts-
act our business n 1chua. Any arrtteymcht
that may aiany time be Ea@e with him VIII be
strictly adhered toon cur PAT.
CRAWFORD 8 RAY.
Tchnln. SCI iennher. G2. lS3sr
Lexington union., 1838-12-29

YgyHEincfeas'n population Of Winston conn.
Il IS, ard the growing prosperity OF loiss
vile, haye induced the uhdcrsIgncd TO issue pro-
posals lorthe pub ication Of a weekly ntWsraprr.
In doing This lie i, Influenced greatly by the &C.
licitations OF many intelligent citizens ot " in-
. ton caun'y. Without hrtiarpalt,or tleI, We
dy our flag and ask yon to rally updef il. Nf
have full ltifcr and shaifsh0ot s.raight A.
We lack is TIE metal to point oar arrows give Us
this and we VIII rouse "elose sots ara Zee
dongs.'
As to politics,we are straight in lial part.rn
lar. We go tor the HARD STUFF nnd lbe pr stl
Administrations. We shall oppose Natio,a
Bank, support tSonthelp Commerce, and 90 ou
best to promote The pospefltJ ana dt'elopeni
OF thi- section at the STATE.
You nov have what we call candid prospec.
sus. Teh AREow Shall be its own t'eieucr I.b
crai patrouase wili secure the exercise Of our Ee,i
iacuities to plepse'he fn cy, delight he hrar
and iiinnne the unGt stanuu &.
Lexington union., 1838-12-29
70 % Il EG; q,

4 la L & Go leg have To Inform II
Ia o ciinns Of Yazoo county aud ,itiniN
that they hive established ilcusc.ycs in tie
AUCTtONEi,R & COMMISSION
business in Msnche.ter, and fespectf, il, s .cit
tie patronage of the pubic gttpral,. Good.
OF eycrs de,ctption received on commission, anf
sold at pubic or private sale. Regular sale da,
--eye,y I huts'ay.