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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-18

lARPEI'S CLASSICAL LIBRARY,
I 1 GRACE, translated by Phillip Fruncis, ID d. with
q an appendix containing tralslaons' Of variou,
odes, Nc. by Ben Jonson, Cowley, Milton, Drydo,,
Pope Addison, Swift Chatarol, q Wakefield, Person
Bryan, &c and some sfthe cnnrn, poets of
dav-and s& iTH
rHEDRUS with the appendix Of Gl,dn, trans,
ted by Chr.topicr Smart. ia , vols furmln. vo!u.,c,
and - "IInrper's Classical Library
Th. Expedition Of HUMPHREY CIINKER, by
Saoilc't, NJ ID, with manl,ir oith, a"hur 'y1.a
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Tha DEt I 3D. Nc, h'ns vcnmc ~ OF tire lit, ~.
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DO CERTIFY that the above mcn,;nnrd Iiscusc ia
1 quite ell cured to satisfaction, for which
Thank DR.. iur and moreover assure that the nr,di-
cine have taken mikes me- fat, and dad not injure
ne;h ut all therefore nvisr my lluw sufferers To
lose no time and apply to DR. \. = 80, Is" 49,
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Ali'S""rI is"r'-.p,, GALA Ails,uui bale ;, re-.
mao" all ri ~ hr,'n S'i". aud tor sal, ~
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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04
FOR THE TELEGRAPH.
SKETCHES OF TRAVEL.

Leaving Bangor, and passing through
Hampden and Frankfort, the current of
the Penobscot next swept me to Bucksport,
which shows of finely as you approach it,
You can see e0sry thing there is in Bucks
port at a single glance from the river =
Here is an excellent school for Young Ia
dies, and a prettier group never HE'D to-
gelher at the sound of the nine o'clock
bell. II those bright eyes don't make the
hearts of the Bucksport lads ache, then you
may pat it down they have no soul about
them. BY the way, there is but one bach
elor in the village, and he is most wonder
fully wrought upon about this time. He is
in qaandary to comprehend the cause !;
hut | hope he will succeed for he is firm
believer in cause and effect, and thinks
they ought to be united.
The place is musical too. The most
fostidious ear would be charmed at MI
BIS or Mr. P--'s, and great many
other places. Finally every thing in B.
is pleasant, and your landlord can make out
your bill without any trouble, whether you
, stay Gust fortnight" or not.
From B. went to Castine, at the mouth
of the river, and about 80 miles from Ban
gor. This place strikes the attention OF
the traveller, not only as a pleasant sum
mer resort, but as being place Of some
note in history; and the war!iko remains
seen here, remind him at once of the IA
nous Bagaduce fight and the bio1c-up OF
1915. On the highest point of the PENN
sula is Fort George-thrown up by the
British which once must have had very
formidable appearance. Atpresent all the
munitions of war are two rusty field pieces
ensconced in rickety shed within the fort.
Near the shed saw an old horse, keeping
sentry, and to all appearance the shed was
his nightly resting place. To crown the
whole, some roguish boys had faithfully
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04

LINE. We have been requested, for the
benef, of all interested 10 publish the iol-
lowing seciions of law regulating the
manufacture aud inspection Of Lime and
/ ime casks, which goes into force July l,
1899.
SEC. G. Be it further enacted, That if
any person shall sci! or expose to sell, or
ship, or receive on board of any vessel, in
casks any Lime other than such as shall be
contained in casks made as aforesaid, and
having the aforesaid marks or brands of an
Inspector or Deputy Inspectors a. require
ed by this Act respectively, the offender or
or offenders shall incur the penalty Of one
dollar for each cask Of Lime so illegally
sold or offered for sale, or shipped, or re-
ceived on board any vessel.
SEC 7. Be it further enacted, That all
penalties and lorteitures incurred by virtue
of this Act, shall be recovered by action of
debt. by and for the use of any person or
persons who shall sue therefor, and in any
Count competent to try the same.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04
NO IA

and in the lime business second only to
Thomaston, Here are merchants that I'M
derstand the retail TO charm. The in-
habitants are noted for politeness, and be-
sides all this they have Bank here So,
henceforih, let no one complain for want OF
money, for they can just call over here.
and all their wants will be supplied at the
Mequnticook Bank, DAN.
He, june 20, 1889.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04
STATE OF MAIN 4.
Rcsoire proposing on amendment of The
Constitution Of lie State

Rcs0fre pfop0StnT an. 0mehGmem OF me
Constitution Of Tie S!aie.
NIB ESOiYED, Two thirds OF both Houses OF
HA. the Lcgi>nt,Irc concnrrng. tint the Coasii.n-
ion of lie State he amended b. striking ont lie
fourth section of the sixth article thereof. and sia-
s,ituting in the room thereof, the words iooN,n2
VIZ 50 Section L. A Judicial officers, now III Of
fco, or who may be hereafter appointed shall tfam
and after The first day Of March IN The year eight
cen hundred, and forty, hold their offices for tie
of years from the time Of tbrT respect
Iva appointments (Dn,ess scorer removed by n
pcachncnt by address Of both branches Of lie
Legislature to the Execuyc) and long ger. unless,
re-appointed thereto
Res,ioed, Tint the Secctmrn Of the several
towns, Assessors Of tie several plantations. and
Aldermen OF the =. ss are hereby en- l"yeGGI Bnd
directed II notify III" inhabitants Of sad tpgsns,
plantanns and uit,ea IN the manner prescribed by
law, AT their next annual meeting in september, IL
give in their votes upon the following question: w:
=" Shall tho Constitution Of the State be so anfenl-
ed 10 strike ont the fourth section of tie SIKH
article, and substitute in room thereof the words
following VIZ: SIC. !. All judicial otIr - nov?
in office, or who NAV bp hereafter appointed. sIHh
from aud ai or the trs day Of March, in the var
eighteen hundrrd an3 forty, bold il'ir offices ur
tho torn of seven Yeas from the tune Of oeif rs-
pctive appointments, 0n'ess sooner removed by
impeachment, or by address, ufhtih bIanches vi Tie
Legislature 10 the Executiyr) and no n0grr, unless
reappoin'ed Their to-
RsSol0ed, list the inhabitants Of sail lo2ns,
plantations an cities slal! vote by balm upon nd
q ia ton; those in fi9ar Of san amendment *
pressing il b. the word }sS ulan their boIio~, ani
those opposed O. the amendment, rXpres -iua IT by
the we-d No, upon their bato,s
ReSoiUed, Ehlt the Stcrmen, Assessors and
Aldermen shall preside al stI meeting. neeigc,
count AMI d,ria'e the VOLTS IA efoo nerlina; and
she CLERKS oI SID la9ns. piiataiioHs and cities
snll make Il record OF ii proceedirg, and Of i1r
number ot votes, in tic presence Ct III" SrI"rln en-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04
OOE-Land Of our Fathers. By tie
Band and Ch0ir.

ODE-L0nd q on FdtNtTS. by 1ae
Band and Choir.
Alter the exercises are concluded, the
procession will be again formed, and will
march to the Town Hall, where dinner is
10 be provided by Mr.. John Elliot
The citizens generally, of this and the
neighboring towns, are requested to JON
the procession, and unite in the celebra-
ton.
The doors Of the Meeting House will be
opened at half past o'clock, A. M. The
Galleries and wall Pews will be reserved
for the Ladies.
1t is expected there will be display of
Fire Works from the South Meeting house
hill, in the evening.
Tickets can be had at the Bookstores, Of
c. S. jerks, Henry Hyde, at the Bar of
the Elliot House, or of o. Moses, David
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04

HAPPINESS, throughout the universe OF
COP, results only from its harmony. So in
the human soul, there is not aud cannot
be happiness, until all It's powers act in har-
mony. When this is the case, sweet con-
cord, the mother of bliss, reigns. The soul
is fulfilling The purposes Of its creation, and
Con its Creator, can look down upon ii
and smile.
Harmony among the angelic hosts, make
Heaven what it is;--there, all act in con-
formity TO one common will The laws
which God imposes upon each, are perfect
ly obeyed. The result, is peace. So in
the case Of Beings, on their pathway 10
imlnortality,--iflh they would experience the
bliss of angels, they must become subject
to law-the law which God has imposed
upon them. There must not be one erratc
thought-not one discretionary power
Then, and not till then will each man see
reflected from his own bosom, in NINA
tnre, the peace of a Seraph.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04

More emorats.-Now that the Virginia
Election is over, the few Virginia Wings
and Conservatives in Office are TO be pro-
scribed for the awful offence Of daring TO
differ from the Executive. The Madiso-
man tells US tina, it is now understood that
John Campbell, Esq, Treasurer of the
United States, is now added to the list of
sacrifices, which Loco Foco intolerance
and desperation have demanded.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04
POETRY.
FOR THE TELEGRAPH.
THE WORLDS FRIEN DSHIP.

met man with prospects bright and fair.
Whose buoyant footsteps seemed 10 tread on air;
Joy threw his mantle Ger his sunny hours,
find smiling pleasure ured him to her bowers
And he had friends or fatlerers not few,
find all stood forth 10 render homage due;
Then blame him rot if in his happy mood
He reasons thus in secret solitude. "
Beloved, respected, honored, and caressed.
BY youth admired, by The aged blessed.
The rich and poor, alike with modest bow.
.4Ie ready all these honors to allow.
How beautiful this world oh could we stay,
Forever here, and ne er be called away.
lily earthly paradise would adore,
Content with this and ask of heaven more
But why so favored, let the truth be told;
The cause of ali lay in his heaps of gold.
As wealth increases, SO his friends increase;
Nor does he dream their friendship e'er ceases
But when adversely appears in view,
.4nd riches vanish like the morning dew,
His numerous friends, WHO off had graced his board
Can hardly passing nod Afford
And if his name is mentioned in the throng.
" Poor foolish man, | thought all along;
| would assist him. but he ought to learn,
That all the cash | have, dearly
Aud times are hard, says one, ] really grievs.
And wish mad the power to relieve.
But had he always done as have done.
He would have taken care of number one
So they have all fell off, yes every one.
| And left him struggling with his cares aonei
Now hear him, while within his humble shed,
| His wasted form recllnes upon his bed;
BY dear experience have learned to know.
7 hat all on earth is dross, and gittering show.
And did sway sceptre, I'd resign
Z hat sceptre but TO call the Saviour mine.
Forgive my youthful follies, oh, forgive!
And at thy feet permit my soul to live,
Then, Father, call me home. the wealth prize.
pwells with myself above yon azure skies.
Rath, 24M June, 1889. st
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04
s L IL & 7 ED .

The most truly magnificent and Romantic
celebration of Il nations freedom is 10 come
off at Detroit, Michigan. 1t is proposed to
select 26 young ladies', between the AGES of
10 and l6--rcpre sening to 26 United States
Ito ride on magnificent car il the pro-
session The ladies are 10 be dressed III
white, and decorated with appropriate
wreaths and flowers, each with wand in
Der hand, to which will be attached little
banner. The car will be drawn by six
white horses. richly caparsoned, and escort
ed By an appropriate military guard.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04

What are you jumping after tlieref' in-.
quired schoolmaster of an urchin who
stood up to his eyes in shirt collar. !
wanted to thpt thir,' was the reply, and
wa,h jumping up to try to thPit over my
dickey.'
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04

II is said that the Swan sends forth no
song, till the close of life, and them when
it is ebbng fast to is finish, she emits the
sweetest melody. So with the Christian,
he, when earthly things are fading away,
and the glories of Heaven are beginning
to burst upon him, sends forth song Of
gIadness. His dying day, is his true ma
tai day. The bell that tolls at his funeral,
sounds the requiem of his woes, and the
jubilee of his joys.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04

Maine and Quebec Road. The Kenne-
bee road so called, is to be considerably
improved. !, Four thousand dollars were
appropriated at the late Session of Special
Council for improving the Post road from
Quebec'to the State of Maine.hy the Ken
nebec River, including the hill a, Poin,
Levi.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04

JOY, Sc a7s;r~5ti, san exotic, trairspe go
ed from Z Heavenly soil. It is Indigenous
only to the soil of Paradise, and fourishcs
but poorly in the human soul. But when
watered from the stream that flows fast by
the throne of COP, it then sends forth
branches-buds, blossoms, and bears fruit.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04


charged The cannon, (not with powder and
baIl) SO that it is not at all likely that an
other attempt to reduce the place Will ever
be made. Castine is safe, let what Will
come. During my stay on the Penobsco',
thus far, ii had rained almost constantly, so
that began seriously 10 enquire whether
it ralned there alb the time Ny kind
hostess IAN excellent LADY, assured me it
''' 'o'--o'' ''e s'ie''s'' u "'''''' ''' pun
''' WI "ii"''S'"io '',a' ''e'' "'S 'i'''eS On
''i' l eiioos''' "'ie'' II ooes '''t '''''
J. wishing TO ieaVe oas'ine, louno maj
Inc regular ~ PACKET had gone up east On
business ana hhdihg Two otfef gen'IeiPen
VINO were wishing 10 cross the oay' we
cN"f'ereo "'No-o ouHu schooner % ~
IONS 10 oiiiiS US OVER. no" 10 MOI '''"N
we were so large as 10 make ihis hecessa-
fy' N'or we were ali OF fnataHh lean KNEE
ou' II was '''e oh'y CONVEYANCE we eou'a
iihu' ana we co"'d not "ish pe'ter' Nv
teen miles soon vanished before a snoring
North-eaSteF, and we were at Belfast IN
i"lnkilng' Inns Is the largest village on
The river, and being shlfe-town, mas the
uSual aPPehoages' couf'-house' jan s>c''
s's :, .'''
$500 cp,'.~ C'n'N. - NJ,
,,.x.4 ,cl,,
FROM D. proceeded 10 the peaut'iu! VIZ
lage oil prospect "hefe Inc cause oil PM
lanthropy and religion Is sustained dhon-
ofed by the laoors oil the ReV. Mr =
WIN heart ovef1ioWIhg with goodness,
AID connlenance oeamIng with ahec'oh
ana love, his laoors cannot but be blessed
livery actioh tens Oh an interest III '''e WEI
rare oil MS 'e'o" men " ! WISH every
DiSo'eo Sec'"'ia'' III o"''s'e"ooih coa'o oe
introduced 10 Ills la"ly ana near nun s'"g
J-Qhe sociai hy"h WIN them II uio ho'
's'aA t'eir Knitted p'o"S' anu e"Pahu 'iie''
'on''"o'eu So0'S' 'ne'' o"Ses "i's III o' oo''-
Gu "oPe'es'' ~" 0iii'' oi' '''o sea-
:, "a - p'''>'|> ~. ,,..''l.",
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04

The Somerset journal says there are
counterfeit five dollar bills on the Maine
Bank Portland, in circulation. but does not
describe Them
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04
B AT H, ME-:

MONEY WANTED. We have a large number
Of bills agains: different individuals ofwo and three
Yeats standing, which must be settled immediatciy.
Some trouble and expense will be saved, if those
PERSONS will send US the whole part, in few
days. Don't fail-as we have several bills TO meet
in few days.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04

/ he Stage roe
from Belfast to Camden was a little the
worst that | ever experienced The
coach itself was the ugliest creature | ey-
er saw-and then the driving over crags
and lodges, heaps of stone and gridiron
bridges! The law of graylaIon appeared
10 be entirely suspended, and it is hard TO
say en- which Of the six sides of that pub
lie convenience" | rested ofenest II
the hat was kept on, the brim would be
chucked to the chin every five minutes,
and if laid aside, it was rare chance to
deyelope some of the phieaological organs.
There was no other passenger TO share my
troubles OF hear my greyious complaints,
but | firmly resolved never 10 ride in a
stage coach over that dismal tract again.
Passed a small brook at Duck Trap, where
the driver informed me there was toll
bridge, but having no magnifying g lass
did not discover it. At length we arrived
at Camden where paid fare for lS miles
Had not known the distance, as l "tooE
no note of time" | should as soon hav,
paid for one hundred and eighty. 1t wa
certainly very agreeable after such a ride
to be set down in the good village of c.
This is place of considerable importance
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04

Very Proper. The newspaper publish
ers Of Baltimore have come to ihe deter
mination TO publish 10 notices, calls for
public meetings, or other things calculated
to direct public attention. to matters Of pri-
vate and individuals interest, unless they
are paid for it..
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04
Attn OF sBUEX!

arrangements far The Celebration Of lie
lSirg-ihird Aairersa,y cf orr .Ndiion-
al Independence, al Bath.
The Committee of Arrangements, have
chosen the following persons as officers Of
the day. viz
President gf The Dny-WILLIAm D.
SGwALL Esq.
Yice Prest3eais-BnnvARD c. BAILEY
Esq, JOHN PArrnN Esq, Hon. EnnN
CLAP, Hon. MARK l.. Hit, Hon. Will
LIAM II. REED, and Gen JosEPH BERRY.
Chiy Narsdoil-Co!. SAMUEL G. Bow.
MAN.
assistant .MarShalls-LEyt p. LEmoST,
JAMES II. Nichols, DAVID INGALLS,, OTis
KlNnALL, SAMcEL CBowELL, and c. l.,
OWN.
Toast Nasisr-ErIsuA CLARKE.
The Committee offer the following as the
ORDER OF THE DAY.
4 National Salute will be fired at Sun
Use mud Sunset.
A Procession will be formed at the Eli
OF Louise at 20 O'Clock 4. M, by the
ChIef Marshall aud his Assistants, aud
wall be arranged as iolloWs;-
ESCORT,
r,,,,asnI nf tho patb ;rht InTanirv Dr.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04

e. From ar.-The following is from
the Nova Scotian:-
".4merican Fishermen taken-6 by the
Victory, Capt. Darby,-l by Mr. Matthew
Forrester-and 2 by Mr.. j. G. Marshall
Guysborough.9 in all. Ifths sort of thing
goes on for year or two, old treaties will
begin to look like living records of mutual
obligation. In order that it may go on, the
process of condemnation should be as little
expensive as possible. We hope that the
trouble of making seizures,wi be allowed
70 reap Ike largest share Of the proceeds :"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-04
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No paper discontinued until all arrearages are paid
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Al communications to insure attention. must be
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tCJs The editor will be responsible for errors IN
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charged for insertion.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-26
SIZE K .s4

Thadens w. Bcall, Rct9inable ID lilo Holmes
10. d. III. Circuit Coat, ID ApiI
Newport pqllsr terni, 1889.
s X virtue Of Tic above stated case u
~ iifie facius % me directed, Shall
offer 70 the highest bidder for cash, before
The court house Do + oii III ines county or,
The ihiri Monday Of February next, tbe
following described towu lots, situate, ly-
|ifig and being Ia the town Of Lexington
known as LOT No 81, on which there Is d
Comfortable hose suitable f'r an office
Ileyied on as The properly 81 Newport Bul-
ler 70 satisfy the plaintiff ald costs AZ sui
M. pit X lNssS, Sheriff,
OF lA.Iines Co, Miss.
Jan III, 1882 ssls Y,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-26
N O TICE.


"A GREEABLY to an order OF the Hon. the
"a P1obote court or Holmes county, in the
state Of Mississippi, obtaineda the January term
1889, thereof the undersigned Executrix OF the
last will and testament Of James Bullock, decd,
will on Saturday, the 23d Of February next, on
The promises. proceed to sell at auction, to the
highest bIaderon .acredt Of twelve months 1.-THE
east hell Of the south west quarter Of section
twenty - township "A, olrange. one cast, Of
lands in the Choctaw district, The property Of said
test'ror, as is evidenced BY patent from The
United States Government, dated 10th April,
1871, certificate No 2i96. The purchaser giving
note wllhapluoved security; January 10th, 1883.
ELIZABETH BULLOCK, Executrix
or the last will and testament ofJamcs Bullock,
deceased.
N. B. The No. Of the section in the above
described land is in part omitted, in consequence
Of its Icing obscure in The patent, but appears to
be No. "twenfy-fye.o
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-26

SHERiEEio'. SALE.

Sampson Botters Returnahle to Holmes
Us vendilio eSponas Circuit Court, 70 April
SAMUEL Mitchell. term, 1889.
-HDY virtue oil the above stated case oil
.N B yenditio eNponas, TO ne directed, !
Shall expose 10 the highest bidder for cash,
before the Court housa door Of my county,
|on the lhlrd Monday Of February next
the following described land, 10 wit :-the
south half, west half, southwest quarter q
section 80, Of township IA, range 4seasi
levied on as the property q Sanuel Mitch
Tell, to satisfy tic plainliii' aod costs of suit
i. w. PiC'AlNs,
Sheriff Of Holmes Co., Miss.
Jan ii, 1889 l0--ids
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-26
SIiERIFFs.S SALE.

Matthew Gage, Retnabc 10 Holmes
IS. venditio }Circnit Court, 10
kekicl 4. FuIsham, ct al April term, 1892
7DY virtue of the above stated case 81
- venditio espoaas, TO me directed, |
Paul expose u the highest ladder for cash,
te.ore HE Court house door Of Holmes
bounty, on the thiid Monday 81 February
text, the following described lands, 10 wit:
no east bali Of northwest qiartcr, the
vest half OF northeast quarter, aud the
past half Of northeast quarter Of section
r, all in township No 10, range cas-.
l'he above described land is FIRST rate up
an :-.ad ,.i4.ll i:oyi
property of Ezekiel I. Fulgliam 10 satisfy
Inc plaintiff end olliterso of court.
1. w. PICKlNss,
Sheriff of flolmcs Co., Miss.
Jan Ia, 1889 lot,Is
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-26
.SHERIE,Ev.S SALE.

NJ. B. iIamcr.& Co. Returiablc 10 Holmes
ys. eenJitio e2ponas Gircui. Voult, Aptil
w ~ iiarrlpgton,et al term, 1872.
Mo- X slrtueofthe above stated vend. exp,
- tome directed i sill { pose 70 pub
Ing sale g the lllshest biddes fyr cash, al lie
court horse door, il the town Of Ecxing.
ton, on tie tfill Atonlay az February
next, the following properly, @ vii. one
Gown lot ~ 7s, lying and being il tbs
town Of Lexington, aud l.noNn and ID
iscfbca IS iheiot and house ihilt Duily
Durham now occupies as hlacksG.iII
slla3, leyIed On as illp property of due De-
.icndant tossalisty plainfiE' deht and cas-
yofsuit. I w. plCISlNS, Sheriff,
Ry w. Z. A gsS'f m, Deputy.
Jan IL, 1880 I0--tels