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TO THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.
W.ccrS " e. Auril 9Th IS2l

N,py Of your friends would be obliged by the publ
linn IN the Enquirer" of the correspondence, OF
rS,,h copy is suhjoned. II furnishes new evidence
IN, Van BurenS political orthodoxy. The friends Of
. R,h,s unless they he inGde's indeed. can no long
d,ut his support Of ,e, principles; Southern po
c,ns without wu blindness, longer pra'e about his
liberalism and .'boIitonism
am truly gra,,ied tina! the campaign opens in Vir.
a with SUCH tiatterng prospects to the good cause
md sincerely hope, that the Old Dominion will be able
10 rpsuu,e the Republican plume she so long with
such distinguished honors and to which none can lay
,sinncnt a claim as herself So cheered and fore
r.aed as she is, Democracy cannot, and should mol fail
+, achieve signal triumph.
weue preparing for the struggle in the good old North
SAFE and If the Republican party will only do bali lis
fp.y tot which have doub,,) our redemption from
WIG rnsrue will be certain and as glorious as you
ran even nope for the old Commonwealth.
Win * ntilnenis Of esteem and regard truly yours,
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Spring Wheat for Sale.
a NY one desiring 10 purchase SrRrsG WHEAT, can
"A obtain about % bushels, by applying al this oihce
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gentleman who has seen proper to comment upon this
letter is welcome 10 all the advantages that his criticism
will afford him. Respectfully,
April ~, 1889. 7. S. RAYMOND.
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Aha . the "Oid Wheel-horse is out!'-Buckngham
is at last in The field armed cap pie. Majpr Charles
Yancey was nominated al meeting Of the Democratic
Republicans on Monday last Buckingham Court day
Robert Shaw in The Chair, and b. W. HUBBARD secteta'
~. Major Yoncey was then introduced, accepted The
nomination, and addressed the meeting DIR. w +.
Moseley runs as the other Democratic candidate who
donbs the result?
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.ss,nre IN my pocnl Srnness and integrity, VIII oe
c,ving 10 through life has been my con.
r0H whilst acting your representative 10 sustain
sa Republican, principles without whose preservation
iaos bcleve the noble Institutions Of Freedom, rear
'eh s virtue and wisdom OF our fathers, must decay
fd"sn,nv perish The present is the most exciling
800 nsrfs,ng period, that has ever occurred IN me
''' history of our country. 1t is well calculated
the deepest interest OF the ph,lanthropist ana
NJ There two distinct antagonistic principles
P'~rss operations; the money power on The one mana
pinr for political ascendancy, by means OF concen-
wea,h (Which is the dynasty of Modern EuropeD
.',s Democracy, on the other, manfuy contending
$" rs dangerous influences, trust that the people,
Arsoranry OF the land, girdng on the armor OF Rea.
- 'r.,,h and Justice. will be enabled to put down
"n.. hsrcsy inimical 10 American Liberty, and OBJ
~ glorious uur phi over its wicked Vaccinations
'sseduclve arts.
,,e,, gentlemen, that circumstances Of an impos
,Faracer, have made it necessary shat the political
I,,,as which have So long subslsled between my con-
and myself should be dissolved. shall leave
h unfticaed regret the county of my nativity, and
W. .,,ng friends who have long and zeaiuusly sustain
q. .e IN every emergency
u ammo, avail iyselt of more honorable opPorun
-. ,,,o ne present, !" return to my Republican hre.
r throughout the District, (whose interest have had
49, amer so long to rcprssent) my sincere acSnowcdg.
ais f,f :asir pas; confidence and support. Permit me,
,.men to tender to you, individually, and, through
the citizens OF Caroline. the assurances Of nv high
!G &c. STAFFORD Il. PARKER.
r., The 18th instant is the day designated by the Ca
- Meeting for the meeting Of the Convention TO
innate a Senator at the same place.-Edii,r
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Uhig Nom;nation,-Y Yesterday, we understand the
Convention of the Wing Delegates from the City OF
Richmond ond The several counties in the District as
sembIed in this City, and nominated MIR. John NJ Bolts,
hy majority Of one vote over Gen Hafvie: Selden
lhe Repubcan canddalel is in the field. Heads up
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Very respectfully,

Your fellow citizens,
II Fits, Sen, WV EATON, Jr,
P c PORE, THos T. TwirrY,
w. K kEARNEY, JouY n. HAwKISs,
W y EDWARDS, STEPHEN DAVIS,
JoHs P. NlcnoLsoS, l.. +. BRAwsE,
6 BAskEEvILL, EDWARD ALsToS,
DANIEL TuKaER, ALIEN HALL,
ions DAILY, \. MILAN.
SaHL 4. Williams, JAMES Is. HAWKES..
0 D FWrs
Tohis Excsi!ency MARTIN VAs EuRES, President of
the I 5.
Gentlemen: N.sHixcroS, March 2j,h 1899
take great pleasure in sck wiedgng The receipt Of
yoI' letter ui the inst written under The i'm preston
that vas a5oG: 10 visit the South and inviting me 10
paake OF public dinner IN the town Of Warrenton.
Inc report OF my iu's non TO make extensive tour
through the country, 10 which you have alluded, was
vel founded Never having had The qualification 10 vi
ST either OF the States Of Louisiana Arkansas, Missis
s'T1, Alabama, Missouri, Tennessee, Kentucky Illinois,
lHcana, Ohio, Michigan, Maine, aud sensible how
nUcA my ability TO execute, ss!u!iy, such duties
may cevo!ve upon me- in cunnsc!on with their interests
"oGc BE- increased BY personal had deter
iGirec 10 visit those States or as many Of them as time
ahc circumstances would allow in the course Of the en-
si'g Summer. In making this tour, rny course would
iaTe brought in your vicinity, ar beg YOU to be.
IeSe and 10 assure those in whose name YOU nave ad.
C-ssed me, that would have been highly eiat,.ied at
TUE OPPORTUNITY 10 exchange personal sautaiions with
Wy ;e.!9" citizens of Wauenon, and to have made them
my acknowledgements for tie compliment which YOU
nave iendsTtd enc ~ their name. | regret, however
"'' NE present state OF pablo affars has induced me-
~ aeecfoance with NY sense Of duty, 10 deler my pro.
rrsed journey TO future rs-ifj
the h4eiIng Expressions Of confidence and regard
III your letter ireuTn you my hear felt thanks
Ne assurance OF The existence OF such FEELINGS among
avs 'o"su"n's is The best reward for any services which
P""c servant can render; and It possesses for me in
,"'s >.aoce peculiar value from the circumstance
t such assurance proceeds from The friends and i'm.
IeVa'f hrieh'ors OF HE late Nathaniel Macon-irom
n"se VINO have been familiar with the counses, and
IA me principles Of that grea, and good man,
n.F Hostip II wasmy happiness to enjoy for many
!'' a. 'e :no until The day Of his death
oHo'os me great satisfaction 10 find that nv polit-
vp'"o"s and course have been approved by those
r,S. you represent The principles to which you have
s% 'pera reference those which have sustain
o my public life, and 10 which hope 10 re.
man faithful 10 The end
' me NE favor To communicate these sentiments in
.se /" those whom you represent, and accept, for
vSb stat assurances Of the high respect and regard
am. Gentlemen,
Your friend and servant.
r,v. NJ VAN BUREN,
'0"ess!s HENRY FiTTs &c &c &c &c &c
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r. ~ 90 Vt. VAN BUKEN.
~ NESTS Henry Firrs, &c &c, &c, &c, &c.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20
NOTICE.

bSY virtue Of deed Of trust executed
10 me as trustee for j .Fatheree byI9ea.
scn Whitehead and Many his wife on the
2olh day OF April, 1888, and regularly re.
corded in the Probate office of Holmes
county Mi. in book b. pages 345,-346 aud
347, will on Monday The 18th day d
August 1889, at the court house in the
town Of Lexington, expose TO public sale,
TO the highest bidder for cash, the following
described property, to wit: the n h, WI n
W q and the b Of Ell Of n " q Of section
z township Is Of range 2 east, containing
IN all 80 acres more or less, Also Tony, a
slave aged forty-five years, also two head
Of horses with all The stock ofhogs and cat
tie being the property conveyed 10 me as
as aforesaid by said deed Of trust
will convey such title to the purchaser
Or purchasers Of the same, as is vested in
me by said deed of trust.
ODEDIAH FATHEREE,
Trustee.
April 6, 2l-tds. prints fee $50
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20
i. w. PICKANS, Sheriff,
BY. G. PICKENS, Dept.
June %, 32--tds Prints fee 9Sl6.
SHERlFF,S SAFE.

Sf1ENlT + - "a LIZ.
w. w. Whitehead, Re,urnable I,
vs. alias e IA on bond UolmesCircu,,
w F M'Math, John M Brown Court, October
and JOHN Ilearn. term, 1889.
DY virtue Of the above stated case Of
- firie facias 10 me directed, / shall
offer for cash before the court house door
|of Holmes county on the first Monday Of
August next, the following described town
property to VIII: LOT no. SO, % feet front
and "a feet back, situated IN the town Of
Lexington, on which there is store house
now, occupied by w. Fl. Me- utchen, also
q residence lot wherein John nj. Brown
now resides described rs follows beginning
at the q sec. part between sec. IS and q6
in the tnshp IS, range 2 east, running
north 3 chains 40 lOOlhs, from thence due.
vest chains, 5O-lOOths, thence south
ID l-2 east, 3 chains, thence south Is east
5 chains &c. LOG, thencedue east S chains
Ss-lOO to the beginning part containing s
acres and A. Tooth on which is fine dive!
ling house and comfortable out buildings,
levied on a the property Of J. nj. Brown
to satisfy the plaintiff and costr Of suits.
w. PICKFNS, Sheriff II. c. |
june %, 32--tds Prints fee SI2
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20
TAKE NOTICE.

DUBLlC notice is hereby givento al
persons indebted to the late firm Of
Durham & Otey, OF to Thomas Durham
alone, since the dissolution Of said firm Of
Durham & Otey, that all deb,s owing to
said firm Of Durham g. Otey, or to Thos.
Durham individually, now due or hereaf.
ter to become due fordealing with Durham
q Otey or with Thomas Duham or other
wise,are to be paid alone to the subscriber
all said debts having been conveyed to him
in trust by Thomas Durham lsho had
bought out The interest Of Col. Oiey in the
firm Of Durham q 'Oteyl BY deed dated
the 18th April. 1889 and admitted to re-
cord in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court
Of Probate Of Holmes county on the 18th
Of April 1889 for certain purposes therein
expressed.
All persons indebted to said firm OF
Durham e. Otey or TO Thomas Durham
will please make immediate payment to
the subscriber as an early adjustment Of
such debts must be made.
ROBT. COOK.
Nav 4. Q5-4ins-
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20
SHERlEE,S sRI.E

q. y: kunnels, J Returnable to Ho!me,
cha.. 7. M'Gehes. sr Tern nsi 1885, = oe'''
Y virtueof the above stated case ID
ID me directed, / shall proceed to sell
Tor cash, before the Court house door. in
the town Of Lexington Holmes county Mi
on the first Monday IN August next, The
following described tract Or parcel Of lands
70 wit: the " Of the d " fourth Of sec s
tns'hp 10, Of range 2 east, also the piece Of
parcel OF land embraced within the follow.
ing line, that is commencing at the u Q
cornersof section 8, in tnshp Is, Of range
2 east, thence due north to Funnagusha
creek, thence along the mcanders Of The
said creek, through the middle Of The same
to the point where the half mile line, run.
ming north and south Of sec. !, tns'hp Is,
OF range | east, crosses the said creek,
thence due south TO the half mile post on
the southern line Of said sec. !, thence due
east one mile anda half to the south east
ern corner Of said secs, thence north. to
the beginning, containing in all, five hun
dred and eighty seven acres more or less,
levied on as the properly Of Chas. L. Nc.
Gehee, TO satisfy the above stated case and
cos. Of suit
i. w. PICKANS, Sheriff,
By,J. c. PICKENS, Dept.
June %, 32--tds Prints fee :%l6.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.

jordan 4 Smith Rctumabls to Yasot
vs. 6 "a on bond Circuit Count Novem
Alney Bridges ct d Der Term 1889.
NY virtue Of the above stated execution
from The Circuit Court Of Yazoo
County To me directed, shalI expose 10
sale 70 the highest bidder for cash, at tho
court house door Of my county on the first
MONDAY Of Augst next, the following de-
scribed lands, TO wit: The W h " & sec
n, v h n q and the n eqsw "
b 5 . q section 20, the d Il Q b n 0 d
secticn 50, oil ID township IA range | east,
all Of section SO and the b " q sec.
ton 81 and the b q 9 b hsw
section 26, allin township Ia range east,
levied o. . the property Of The defendant.
Alney Bridges, 70 satisfy the above stated
execution and coats thereon.
I. w. PICKENS, Sheriff,
By JOS. C. PICKENS, Dept.
June %, a2-tds. Prints fee sic.
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20
FRANKLIN FEMALE.
ACAmENkY, !,
.yHE Trustees Of the Franklin r,

IHNHE Trustees Of the Franklin Re
IL male Academy, feel gratifed il
announcing to their friends and the publ,
generally that the institution will com
mence fie third session on the 6th July
under the superintendance Of MRs. RosE,
and MIss MERRxwEATHER, who having
made teaching The business Of their lives.
will doubtless give satisfaction to those
parents who may entrust their children 10
their care.
FraklInis noted for It's healthy location,
and would prove a delightful summer
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districts, for the double purpose Of promo.
ting their health, and educating their
children. Boarding can be obtained in
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Terms Of Tuition per Session.
Young Ladies' in the first class, are
taught Natural Philosophy, chemistry,
Rhetoric,. Composition, History, Geos-
raphy, Grammar, Writing, and
4 Arithmetic, a: see oo
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French, Is COL
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Needlework, S DOL
B. W. SANDERS. President
OF the Board Of Trustees.
June %, 32tf.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20
SHERIFF's SALE

Philip Hanson Same
rs RI & "a on bond KS Pl Il 4, - bon,
Jonathan Badgett ct al Badgett II Weeis
keturnabe to Holmes Circnit Cour,. 0etobc,
FERN 1889.
DY virtue of the above stated execu.
I'D ton to me directed, shall expose tc
sale 70 the highest bidder for cash, at The
court house door ofmy county, % the frs,
Monday Of August next, The following
described lands, TO wit: tire h of W q
Of section 10 township 10 range 2 east
levied on as the property Of Jonathan
Badgeit to satisfy the aboyestated cases
and costs thereon.
]. w. PICKENS,eE;heriff.
BY A. G. OTEY, Deputy.
june % 32=.tds. Pya:fssse S8
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20
NOTICE.

WyHE undersigned having been ap
IL pointed by the Probate Court Of
Holmes County, at the Jan. term thereof
1879, commissioners 10 audit, examine and
allow the claims against the estate Of J ohm
B. Davis, deceased, and will meet at M.
U. Haynes store, in Lexington, on the
second Saturday in each month, for the
next SIX months, for that purpose.
A. HAYS,
w. Fl HINES,
J. C. RAWLINGS,
May Is ~ Gm
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20
NOTICE.

HvHE undersigned having been ap.
pointed BY the Probate Court Of
Holmes county, at the April term thereof,
1889, commissioners to audit,examine and
allow the claims against the estate Of
Mumfcrd Fl Dixon, deceased, will meet IT
Lockhartss Store, ten miles east Of Lex
ington, on The third Saturday in ecsh
month, for the next six months, for that
purpose.
MENINCAN HORTEN,
THOS. LOCKHART,
JOHN WEST.
April IS &c On
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20
N &c ~

NOTICE.
Vt HE undersigned having been ap.
a. pointed by the Probate Court d
Holmes county, commissioners to audit,
examine and allow the claims against the
estate Of N. Melton, deceased, will meet
at Lockharts Store, ten miles east Of Lex.
ington, the third Saturday in each month,
Tor the next six months, for that purpose.
THOS. LOCKHART,
E. HORTON,
JOHN WEST.
Feb.9 l3--6m.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20

Z ME undersigned having been ap
pointed BY the Probate Court 81
mOlnes county, commissioners TO audit
. saam'ne and " allow the claims against the
,s'a'e Of Harey Weems, deceased, and
s s,,l meet at 7 G. Raynor's on The third
s sa.a,aay IN each month, for the next six
months, for that purpose.
DAVID $. GIlES,
+. C. RAYNER,
+ B. BOWERS,
M, Commissioners.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20
INSOLVENCY,

INSOLVENCY..
VEVHE undersigned, commissioners, ap,
u pointed by the Hon. Probate Cour,
o. Holmes county at the January term
,hereof, upon the estate Of James Higgins,
deceased, will meet at fhe Office Of Willis
Drake, in the town Of Tcula, for that pur-
pose the second Saturday in every month,
i ,a the next six months, commencing the
ioia Of February.
w. w. WALTON,
s. D. BELL,
WILLIS DRAKE,
! Commissioners.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20


Soul lloar: agas hcss 49,. s.ses~s.s'
yong farmer, mechanic, or professional
man, lounging away his time in bar
room with cigar in his mouth, I think
@ myseif-yos'd better be sculling yoa.-
boat.
When see ayoung man talking loudly
about government and gin, Tor colonies
and cogniac, or corporals and cider,) and
giving frequent evidence Of his knowledge
Of them by abasing The former and tasting
the latter, ] cannot help saying, Ito my
sell, Of course,) il you haze boat, you'd
better scMH ii.
When ] see any person prying inquis.
lively into the affairs Of others, guessing
Ct what they do moi know, and poi an un-
favorable construction on the whole. 4
say--scull y0n. oun boat.
When see farmer at night, patching
up his fence by the side Of his cornfield,
and see him the next morning drive his
cattle from the same field, thinks 10 my
self-his boat sroni stay sculled.
When ] see a woman going about Leo
turing on slavery, with holes il The heels
q her stockings, cannot help thinkiDg--
Madam, your boat needs sculling--yery
-much--indeed.
When see young man morigaginr
part or The whole Of his farm. in order
TO get money to ppy as boot in swapping
horses, feel very certain that somebody
else will soon be scul!in has boat.
And when ! see persons making regu-
lar business Of tattling, gossipping, tale.
bearing, and mischiefm making, and Of
back-biiing, scandaliziDg, delaming and
slandenng their neiehbors, on every occu
sion and in every possible manner--to all
such person, collectively and generally,
and 70 each and every one of them, indi-
vidualiy and particularly, / say, . scuH
yoar osrn 5oaf. - PAila. Sat Courier
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20
:: a y; SGaAARyn J! !!

hrs Lnxrsoros. Mss.
ian permanently settled in Lexinr-
n ssea 'OS' and will attend the courts s
Phl courts judicial Giro lit, and The sew !.
,ssp;sssa q Z, The !. p.essa, il Il. ..n. 80,
Fssa hons, ! me Probate Clsrk Il sbe
s'snber Is,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20

TIE Rogers Family The Bangor
(Me Wing publishes the following COM
munication:
Gentlemen Having seen 10 The Yves.
sleyan Journal Of The 25th Ill, 4 notice e
q case ofremarkable longevity, ii a family
that originated 10 Scarboro, in dis State.
the children Of which were eleven II
iiumber, two Of whom are still living. eicht
having died at the ageof eighty years. i
take the liberty to send you 4 notice &C
another case, which, though not exactly of
tho kind, il in my belief, more remarkable
Ny fathers family were all born Ana
brought up in Marshfeld, Mass, and con.
sisted of six brothers and four sisters
The following died at the age set against
their names:..-Timothv Rogers 100 years.
Israel Rogers los, Peleg Rogers lO7'
Amos Rogers IS, Zacheus Rogers INV
father) los, Lydia Lewis 30, Betsy folI.
nan, f living, (and ! have not heard of
her deatb) is about 100, Eunice Ford
,,oied last year, 100, Jane Oldham. Il
living, upwards Of l00;--making their
aggregate ages 9Se. II Is probable that
!5eisey Tolman and Janc Oldham died
CIV years since. II 20 il will reduce he
'mouM somewhat Willsome onein Mas
achuseits who may know the fact inform
ne i they are dead, md when they died.
Y letter addressed, Bangor. Maine, direct
d'to me.
ADAM RoGrRa
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20

not . sound was heard, he got out Of pa
tiencc, and threatened 10 smash The instru-
ment to pieces, when a hoarse female voice
wes heard 70 growl out" Ay, do, yod
q preak de organs, as you proke my
head die morning. This was loo much
snr the cholerick German, he took chair,
ana gssa the instrument such a whack,
ihatit drove u trough paper partition ia
the wall, carrying with Il another organ.
which had been placed close at the back
OF the sham one, at which sat The obstinate
grinder-his wife!
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20

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