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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-29
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,
N o II &c L

" virtue of an order OF the Hon. the PIo-
ID bate Court Of Holmes Comfy, will sell
he first Mondayin Fc'rmry next. before the
~ house door nf sad county. in the town OF
Hlngfon, on credit of = months; the follow
described tracts of iaH belonging to the es-
&e Of Wiley Davis, deed: viz.
south east quarter of sec non township ID
&c cast, half II or sec % t l6 r - IF
hts c ar sec % l6r 70, W If n " or sec
q f6r &c, G HIN qr sec 23t 1912 G, ehfnw
sec 80 l6r 2e,w hf ne or scc 80 & r Pc,
and hf W ar sec 81 IG r2 e,nw or sec i
q ! W, lot :, 9, 10 and IA, OF sec II l5r !
lots 10 and II sec - l7r | W, lots AMI "a
3tl7r W, ,ts 10 and Is sec ; II W.
and 6 sec t Is | W, lot 3 sec Is |
bot sec 6 t 49, | G, lots 8 and ii sec % -
he, lots 3 aud sec IA 10 r &c. W hi sw q,
"a II e, G hf W or sec "a 81 2e, W
cqr sec 2it 2Ir3 e, lots 9 and l6 sec t
! W. W hfs C or sec 30 { l8 c, lots 7. II,
&n6 l3, sec 3 lSr o, lois | and s sec 81 y
e, W hf s e or sec &c Dor Nv, lots and 7
25t 20r W, hf w'qr sec q t Is r 5 e, W
n c az sec 3 1877 enwqr sec Is % 2w,
or sec IL 81 4 ", c hi II or sec 10 l6
e, c hf seqr sec lat l6 Sc. W hi or sec
I l6 Sc, hfsw or sec l3t l6 r ) {, e hi
sec l3t l6r5 e, or W hf sec a l6 5 c,
5 or sec 4 l6r5c, W hfs eqr sec 5 I l6r 5
g If or sec 5 l6r 5e,w hi ar sec 5
Sc, W hfn ar sec SO it l6r 5 c, Q hfp G az
36 lG 5 c, hfs qr sec % lGr BE, n c
Fec 29t l6 BE, W hfnw or sec % lGr 2 G,
scc t 10 I W, lots 40, l3, !, 8, 2, 7, and
sec p 10 r W, lots 2, 3 and 6, sec l3t 10
W, Inf and " ar sec got 10 W, lot sec
10 r W, lots |, 7, 3, 6, 3, 1913, -, s aud
sec l5r W, lots |, =, z, 4, 7, 3, 3, Is, IA,
aud II, sec II l5r W, wqr sec 3 ID r
y, los II, II, 10 and Is, sec 3 II + W, hi of
feivcrs receipts, Nos SO, 81, "a, sec 3 IL |
hf of lots 8 and9 sec ID - !, &c, Third of C hf
ar sec | 10 W, thmd ofe hf sc or sec t
W, lots and II sec 1877 w, W hfn e
pee 3 t 10 ri c, bfn Or sec 81 l9r g, io'
Pc l2t2Sr 5 w,nw qr SEC Is % W, W Inf
or sec 3 l9r | G, or sec 3 l5r e, ll
seqr sec 81 t l6r C, W hfs W or sec 30 t
re, HIN ear sec IL l6 4e. W his " ar
~ l6r4e.
lots in the town Of Canollton, fronting Green
ee', Nos 81 and %.
lis interest in the town of Marion, in Carroll
Pn'y.
booded bay Colt, 9 wears old
DAVID DAVIS, Admr.,
Dobonis non of Wiley DAVIS, decd.
&c. = 7w-b
he-VicksbuIg Register win please publish
above until the day of sale, and forward bis
punt 10 the administrator.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-29
JACKSON AND LEXINGTON
STAGE LINE.
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EklSAa xyrszns9 S-Ssssa
SkTEIs-ss y u szslkc .tssstsasN
&fI-AltsL-
----A.IIt .s5.,s1sIsRe

YFTY HE public are respectfully informed
I'll that a new line of four horse Post
Coaches is row running regular between
Jackson and Lexington Mi. This new
line is established in order to connect with
the fremont line of stages from Manches-
ter to Nashville Tennessee. Passengers
therefore travelling from the norlhern part
OF the State to Jackson, or from Jackson to
the north, will find pleasant and expedl-
tlous mode of travelling as the coaches
and horses are entirely new, with careful
and experienced drivers. Passengers on
this line will always have preference IN
the Vicksburg line of stages at jackson,
which now connects with the Rail Road
at Big Black Depot. They will also have
the preference at Jackson in the Grand
Gulf stages, which are now in complete
operation. Every attention will be shown
TO travellers in the above line.
L. SIMS, Agent.
Lexington (MD Dec. s, 1888 4--li
0FThe Nashville Banner will publish
the above tr weekly for one month, Re-
publican Holly Springs and Memphis Ga
zette one month. and forward their acs
counts to this office for payment.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-29
NOTICE

rs hereby given that the Trustees duly
elected and authorized TO lease The
kteenlh Section ia Township No. Is,
pnge No. 2, cast, will proceed to lease
same for the term of nineiy-nine Yeas,
presented by law, on Saturday the 9th
n Of February next
OHIO w. BEALL,
w. STiGLAR,
JESSE EDWARDS,
ALVAH WILSON,
II. IL. SPlVEY,
Trustees.
Dec. 90 Gw------7
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-29

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Prodaie Couri,
iioLnEs CouNry. Dee. term, 1885.
4 GHEEABLY to an order of the
INA Hon. the Probate Court Of Holmes
County, Miss, obtained at the December
term, 1895 Of said court. Notice is hereby
given to all persons interested in the
lands, ienements and hcredltaiiments of
Petqr Aollosie, decd, to be and persnnllly
appear before the said court, on the frs,
Molday of February l839-then and
there to show cause, il any they can, why
an order should not be granted Tor the sale
of The North half Of lot numbered Eighty
four, (9l) in the town of Lexington, Miss
together withIhe appnrienances thereunto
belonging. 1t having been suggested to
The court by the Executor of The last will
and testament. (nuncupativc) oflhe decd,
that It viii be 10 the interest Of the heirs
aud creditors Of the tcstator, 10 sell the
same.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-29
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

I.EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
I'm Tuesday, the 22d January next.
will sell at the plantation of Me
kk King, deceased, on IA credit Of twelve
k,hs, the follow ing described land, be-
&iny to the estate Of said King, and the
,alion on which be resided, to witt
Non %, township rs, range $, cas- /;
half Of section %, township Is, range
list. The soulh-eas, quarter of section
,wnship Is, range ., east; the west
of southwest quarter of section q,
ship lG, range 5, east; northwest
sr Of section "a, township Is. range
NJ: the west half Of northwest quarter
's5cton 81, township IS, range S, cast !;
ldthe east half of the northeast quarter
ecciion %, township l6, range $, east.
kich said lands are sold by order of The
norubIe the Probate Court Gf Carroll
s6nty. Bond and approved secnrity
1tfired.
n y. G. WHITEHEAD, Admr.
II Ionis nor Of Mesharls King. deed.
p. s. At the same time will be sold
stand, aud several other articles Of
foual pr 'periy.
The CarroIltcn Enquirer, and the
Fkson Missirpian, will p'easc give the
bve three Insertions, and forward their
toun's to this Office.
Dec. II 3w -
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-29
III. B. OLIV Err

HOUSE d SIGN PAINTING.
YES J. TRlCE A. NJ. offers his seryi.
E O ces tolbe Citizens of Lexington
and the adjacent Towns. He is now pre-
pared to do any work ia his line 81 bust
ness.
r B Discount of his debts good pay
Dec. ID tf5.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-29
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Z ETTERS. of administration on the
e estate Of A. III. Paxton decd having
been granted TO The undersigned by the
hon. the Probate Court Of Holmes county
at the November Term. This is TO no.
iliy all persons having claims against
said estate to present them within the time
prescribed by law or they will be barred,
and all persons indebted TO the same, to
come forward and make immediate settle.
mcnt.
JAMES II. PAXTON, Admir-.
Dec. 10 6w5
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-29
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


IN pursuance of an order from The Hon.
n the Court of Probate of Holmes
ounty. we shall proceed to sell to the
highest bidder at public outcry, on the lst
Monday in January 1889, Ohe seventh
day of tue month"; at the late residence
Of Hiram Davidson, decd, five miles east
of Lexington. all the real and personal
property, belonging in fee simple to said
estate, consisting OF 80 acres of land, more
or less, and a number of likely and valua.
bic Negroes; household ard kitchen furni-
ture; also the crop Of corn and fodder.
Terms of sale: Six monts credit; the
purchaser giving note with two good and
approved securities; no property delivered
until the terms of sale be complied with.
JOHN DEAN, a.,
DENNIS HOPKINS,(
SINA DAVIDSON, Admx.
Dec. Is 3w s.-5
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-23
Advertisement.

1tHk 'mposs'b'li,y "f earrying on the ualsh.
man 80 u ought TO be conducted uklt a.
cent on ealleriing expeditions. end the inpe..
sibilty II longer dong without the large {.
mount due me ior cir yesFs Of labor, have De.
,ermined me 10 cell the establishment o. tls
end VI the present year. The subscrip,,cs lot
- about sirh Hundred. end On lAs insrssit. End
the Job printing and s9seriising good 70, .,
lsss, I've hsasrsd dSlisrs year A genilenIa
Of talents and . sound Wig, shall hare The
Paper on iAs nsH hsfrai isrms. IwouId 20,
willingly lea u 60 into any other service A
early apple riion is requested.
n. c. JONES,
Ediisr and PrsYritisr.
June 81. &C.
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Compliment 10 NeU En- gland.-The
following beautiful compliment 10 New
England. vas pronounced by the Hon.
VIM. D. Shepard. Of N. Carolina, in the
course ola speech delivered in the United
S.aiss House Of representatives:
Did believe itessenial 10 the pros
pefiiy or welfare Of the Southern States
that the manufactures Of the North should
be leveiled ilh the dust, IL would be an
unplesssn, duts 10 vote heneht TO my
sell, which w"tld he the entire ruin &c
another. A f-x summers ag", while n.y.
ing from tie demon Of i'll health. VISITED
New England. found her towns and
villages crowded with an industrious and
enierpris'ng population. her hills and
valleys redolent with health, prosperity
snd contenlment; every mind seemed TO
be intent, every head was occupied; the
world does no! contain = more flourlsh'ng
community. There the advantages Of
education are extended TO the poorest in
diridual in society. and that society re-
celves its remuneration in his sober,
industrious and economical habits. IL the
divine Plato were alive. he would no
longer draw upon his Imagination f'r
specimen of a perfect republic; he would
there find community. in which the
humhest individual had the same voice
with his more wealthy neighbour. in lay
ing the public burdens for the public
welfare. | asked myself if i. were
possible that the prosperity Of this people
could be the hot-bed production Of an ar
hnclal system, or rather il it were not the
result OF long continued toil-of an in
dustry that never tired-of an economy
tha' never slept. Hooked upon the scene
around me with no feelings OF murmaring
dlscontent--l felt the more rejoicsd be-
cause 1t was par. Of my country"
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From the Peona (I,linoisl Resi,,e,.

Croics versus .4Icohol.-Colonel B.
mas one oi The best farms on the Illinois
river. About one hundred acres of j, are
now covered With waving corn. When
o. hfs' came up in the spring, the crows
seemed determined On It's entire desuuc.
lion. When one was killed !, scanned a.
ihoegh dozen cane IL lie funeral. And
Though the sharp crack uf .he ride often
Grove them away. they always returned
with It's echo.
The caionel a. length became weary
Of throwing grass, and resolved on trying
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-23
1 AND RUIN.

.EEe ans \
- m immosssl mind u any period
~. sxsstsrce, ~rpeksd hy iniempe-
= > nelsnehols sPsetaFle. Bul
"a Iook insa 81. HhihPO.a oi perdldoa
,nd sec our ysag nsA. ~hose @inds are
-, onrui,r. whose PnsPee's arc bright
80 ~. s. career Of honorable and brne-
xoIrn, eu.-r rize night be long and gio-
rious-t, see fssas carried round and
,ouDa. AID -. 2 NJ. me si.er another.
INTO = sulf-iI. his Is heart-wEi'eriag
IN n. exrene And yet hos much
.oD,,.rl ,.eL and Youthful pEamise.
haze be % han. in Ills l"ashs"ine
grave. .....
,..sure s,siI Hut sliil il = sweeping
aw,y nulti.udss abs might esher~ise
he re hope nf ih'ir country. and thr
beneEae,ors Il their race. Tile energies
of their r.uih, l'leir lave OF character.
their influence am"ng men, and their
hone, Of immortal life, are all sacrificed
on this altar Of denominations.
Should dis meet TIE eye Of any yrung
man. who i vet welded 10 his cups, or
who vet taxes an occasional dram. let me
besrteh him 10 be instructed BY tie fate
Of one, whose pfcsPee's were once as
fsueTing as his.
When I commenced a course Of study
xi,h reference 10 a public education, w.
o. was nv classmsle. His father, after
having spent many years "f faithful labor
in the ministry, had gone 10 his rest. and
his mother had fastened On him her fond
Is. afTee,i.ns-her highest hops. He
was oulh afuncOmmon promise. His
talents were Of the FIRST order, and every
attention had been Plid to their early
der..opmen:. Ills mind was penetrating.
and rapid in lis movements; his imagi-
nation was brilliant; his memory reIen-
i've and ready. In his disposition he was
ami.ble and independently capable Of
winning the affections Of I'll that knew
him. lie had every desirable facility for
improytmen,-enough Of this worlds
goods 10 carry him through an extensive
course Of Study. and establish him in pro-
fessional life. For while, bis prngress
reioiced the hearts II his friends, and AVA
kened the highest expectations. But he
j., took the poisonous cup. lie drank it.
And his sun wen. down, are il were fully
risen. 80 ...
Before lief the College fur which we
commenced our preraraiilns together. !
looked out of my window and saw him
under its wslls-a dirty, ragged. friendless
vagabOnd. His property had been squan-
deIed away-his mother had died Of q
broken heart. and he vas begging worn
out garments 70 cover his shame. The
NEXT heard ofhim was that he was found
dead by the way side.
This young man, in point OF intellectual
endowmen!s, and prospects Of future emf.
nence, once had few superiors. And had
he dashed from his lips The fatal cup, and
swore e,.rnal abstinence. he might now
have been standing at the bar OF justice,
or 10 he hxl OF legislation. an object Of
sdmirsiica and Of envy.
Young man, vii. thou follow in his
footsteps. Or vii, thou have the inde-
pendenee, the msgnanimity. The regard
10 thine own interests in this life and in
smother. and the reverence for the lawsof
thy God To say. that thou wilt taste no
more intoxicating drink while the world
stands! Pastors Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-23

Affeeialion Of wisdom often prevents
our becoming wise.
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Bees are among the most profitable
sppendaees to farm house or any other
sort nf house. They toll with GnEemi..
ting industry. asking nothing buI . iull
sweep Of The wing and no monopoly.
Every man. whether in town or country.
can keep Bees 10 decided advantage.
Dr.. Smith Of Boston has an Apiary on
his house-tOp, from whence his lIule
winged laborers traverse the air eight or
ten miles in search Of lnnd. What a Dr.
lieious banquet they afford, from the
rich nectar gathered.
Nothing like pure honey in The comb.
except. as The sncienIs used TO say. the
=. dew distilled from maiden lips" lis
golden hue. unctiaus consistency. and
The way in which IL elsborales itself over
q fastidinus palate. how delicious! Strange
il 10 that any man possessing homestead
can foregn the pleasures Of Beehive.
Ma, merely the sweets il affords tn sour
dispositions and acrid iempers, but The
pattern 10 diligence they exhibit. is worth
not lille as a Stimulus 10 all TO be frugal
and industrious. Let every one keep a
Beehive. Northampton Courier.
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-. ~,-s-sf Sasaes. He Wsai - De
drsgsiss Iar . galloa Il alsShoi. n Shssh
he sosksd q lsu suArts Of earn anc
sesmsssd Il over his 6sld. The nsek
legs rsms snd partnak wilh thsiE usual
rrii.h; and - psual hey were soon
nrsasy wsll eorneJ; and sneh enoing and
r.ckiias.-sueh . slFasliag and slsggeE-
ing. TIE seens ms lks-bui ] vii
nske 10 invidiaas eonParlson-yes -
xss rsry much Kks-
Mhen lie boys aGlempied 10 catch
ahsn. tley sere nns . huie amused -
lheir Staggering gsit. and their E'gzsg
course through he air. A length they
gained she edge al The woods. and there
h-ing iainsd hy Q nsw TeeniI. which hap
l.~nsd ~ he snber. they mi ed 81 Tie tap
"f their soiess in haw haw having. and
shnuIlng either The praises or The curses
Of zlcahnl. Il vas difficult 20 Iell which,
as they raIllsd away xilhout rhyme or
Iezsan. 50 very much Ike
Bot the colonel saved his corn. Is
snan g lhry became sober. they set their
fsees slesdlssily sgains, aleohnl. Not
ano.hsr kernel would they touch in his
field. lest ii should contain the accused
ding, xhile they went aud pulled uP The
corn of his neighbors. To Islurn Ike .
Dig 10 his vomII--llke . washed SOW 10
the mire-like-nos they. They hare
,oo much respect for their eharaelrE--
black as they are-sgain 10 be found
drunk"
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Bf0,,ks for s0itat this Wt''
HILLSB ROUGH. N. T.
PUBLISHED wEEKLr
nv OpNNIs uEAETT,

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for each subs. qurni insrtti"r; l"rrcf o,' f,s
pr, portion Tnutt advertisements twr"H
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uill lie msds TO ADVERTISERS by tue yGaf'
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Forwarding .Tgeney.

r. Tue subscribers inform n. NJ.
49, ehaais 81 the inlsrlaE, Ih., n =, -
ssiil engaged 70 the FsrxaEaiaR say. ,,s,.'.ss
that MIih the facilities and spsrisnss ~, -
possess IN The tEanssrIi0a II ILls -,
20 mrtii the patronage heTsIeiUre r,,C.,''''
They have large Ware Houses a Ihe tT,,, -
IN io~ q. Tor the reception el faFH aEdihR C.,
apart from aihsE buildings and son.Is,s,,.i
safe from ERE.
Vikings l. BELDEN.
NJ. FsgsiHas
Msssrs. caEE & iiOiLaxr, IIiilsborou.h
APIi 5. f.
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLlNA,
Orange County.
Cour, Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, 1888.

John King,
VS.. Original Attachmcntl e
JOHN P.adsrgrass & wed on Negroes.
William PsndeTgrGss.
\ 7 appearing TO the satisfaction OF the Cont,
4 that the defendants in this case arc not in.
habi,ants of this state: u 10 therefore ordered,
that publication be made in the HiIIsborour h
Recorder, En six works successfully. that On.
less The ssid defendants appear at the next
term OF the Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses.
sions. 10 b" held Tor the county oi Orange, ui
the court house in HiIIsborcugh, on the :onttL
Monday IN August next. and plead. answer OF
demur, judgment by default will be entered
agains, them.
JOHN TAYLOR. Cierk.
Price adv. 81 so. d.
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
Orange County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term. 1893.

James Jackson and wife, and
others,
vs.. Petition 20 Sell
Vim. Robinson and Liziy his Slaves.
riff. and Michael Ray and
Nancy Ills pie.
I T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
Il iha, the defendants in this CAGE are not in.
habitsnis of this state: Il is thcreforc ordered,
that publication be made in the iiillsborouch
Recorder, for six weeks successfully. that IN.
less tho said defendants appear at the next
term of the Court Of Pleas and Quarter Ses-
sions. to be held for The county Of Orange. at
the court house in Iliilsbor"ugh, on the fourth
Monday in Augnst next, and then and there
answer or demur. that the petition will be IA.
ken pro eOnftsso and heard sr parss.
J. TAYLOR. Clerk.
Price Of Adv 81 20. rs sw
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Notice.

7 10 hared that all those Indebted ,al.s
u Of HUNTINGTON & LYNCH m !, u
.ist of October 1887. viii sall and s,,1l, 49,
see0unts sI'h the subssiiler in n,sd,,,,l, ).
such settlement j. absoiulsly nst,,,,;, =
ihe selasimsni oftheir Affairs. Ihon, A..
lice vail not be disreFarded.
October &c. q,
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VA METHODIST PROTEST..
ANT CAMP MEETING will be held Of the
Ridge Meeting House, commencing on Friday
the 2iih August.
August Sc
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Era ISHAl.L offer Tor sale. al
IETilS Chapel hill, on F,idsy the 7th
9d5sfEG lay e S~p'.n b-r next, frr cash,
s13 III. HOUSE AID LOTS in Cha.
IeI "a. 500 oec' pied b. Miss Macy IIiiiiard.
il.o \ TRtCr ur LAND s.'jo,ning Lemuel
NJ. Morgan and othcrs. containing one hun
dred aid .leven Acre., more or less. on Bolin's
Greek.
Also Of the court house in Hillsborongh. On
SATURDAY the sth day of September 1883 . will
sc -Four Unimrrnved LOTS 10 iiiIIsbnroagh.
AMI aTRi:T OF LAND near IiiI'sbornugh,
sdj lining csileit Campbell. eco. and others, on
Eno. known as the Christians Tract. as the
property OF the heirs OF Thamss d. Watts. de-
ee1seb. uader decree of the CouIt Il Equity
tar urangs county Iarecsse Of jams " ebb.
Guardian, &c. rs. the heirs Of Thus D Watts.
deceased.
JAMES c. TURRENTINE.
Commissioner.
August -. 32-
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-05-26

By The Company =, -,
Hon. JOHN c. CALHoUN-The faith
full friend of the Constitution and the
country; and the distinguished supper,
ter of the separation of the moneyed
from the political power.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-05-26
IS 20 Reward.

LTD ANYWAY from the subscriber,
M@ negro man named DANIEL, AZ
years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high,
dark complexion with pleasant counten-
ance, when spoken to speaks quick some-
what hoarse, when walking moves quick,
he left home well clothed, and with large
bundle of clothing on his back, had on
roram hat with wide brim; he also took
rifle gun, two triguered, has once been sill
yer mounted, but the mounting has been
removed.
The above reward of $40 will be given
to any person who will deliver the said ne
gro to me, and all travelling expenses, or
$40 to lodge the said negro in any Jail in
this state, it is my request, that if said ne
gro resist in taking him, that he be taken
dead or alive, and the above reward will
be paid applying at my office, Silver Creek,
Pike county, Mi.
J. ID. REMlS, P. M.
May 10. l5-6t