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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20

TNOG LOsT-On Thursday afternoon 10th instant the
~ road 10 nurnham small black and white spotted dog
answers the Of rrpAlso Wednesday evening
large sized black vAny person finding the same will be-
literally rewarded, By returning either TO Nc Courand
street soo3c
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20

On Wednesday, 18th instan Of consumption, Mr.. Hiram
Dana.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral afternoon from the house Of James
Campbell Ne. Front street, at 2 O'Clock.
Gu Tuesday, George Mckenzie, Of the Island Of jamaica
aged % years. ##N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20
Passenx gers Arrived.

Passengers Arrived.
In the Comnissary from Rio de JaneroSenor Qurno jose
Pinto de Carvaho
In the Isdore from singapore-George Carter Boston;
Cassenden, NYork
In the Queen Victoria, from Bermuda Mrs Richard Skia-
aer. and Miss Skinner, Lieut. Papon, A; Perot VIM
Williams, Master Frederick Fowler.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20
WRITING

GPLENDID rENMANsHIP ACQUIRED IN ~ LES.
Ladies Gentlemen Of New York ard Brooklyn that he has
retained from visit Boston, has
ms old established Writing Academy, No It's Broadway
Day and Evening.
THE ANTI ANGULAR SYSTEM or WRITING.
This celebrated System Of Writing offered to the no.
hce the Ladies' the Merchant the young Of business
or Clerk the Attorney the Accountant the Student
eman Of Fashion and Fortune and the Public general
New York expressly adapted to all the mercantile Dur.
poses life business on the commercial cy for letters
Bills OF Exchange, Invoices Sales orders Notes. receipts ac-
counts current the Journal Entry and the Ledger
vELr acquired BY every from the ages Of SIXTY
rTwELvE EASY LESSONS. ONE HOUR EACH.
No matter how BAD, rDrTTrRErr, ILLsosLE, DrroRmrD
cRAhrED or CONFIRMED, the Pupils writing may be.
ACADEMY No lis BRoADwr, NEW YoRx.
The LADIES meet daily IL and o'clock these Hours are
elegant style Of writing.
TIE GENTLEMEN taught style Bold, Free and Mer.
Merchants aad Strangers visiting New York. can com.
ple,e course in 2 or days
sP. M = : '''A '''A = w. = : " ''0"' 10
10 Further Lessons above the twelve necessary will be
given by MIR B. without additional expense. $40 I'm
VISITING AND WEDDING CARDs-ENGRAVEpIN
ANEW AND IMPROVED STYLE. and printed with
the utmost neanes Just received superior lot of
cards expressly for Visiting and Wedding Cards. which for
wh'teness and brncy Of polish be exceea Persons
furnishing their Gard Plates have them printed in the
latest style, at shert notice.
Store Cards Of description either Cspperpae or Let
VALENTINES
Fashionable Card, Engraving and Printing Establishment
s20.lw+ so John strret corner ~ W;ll;a,.
Nh kOBEN, Norwegian by birth, on calling at or send.
IVA ing his address to the Swedish Norwegian Consulate
Boas street. New York. hear something his
DLAYlNG CARDS.-Eagles Harry the Eighth Merry An
drews and Hghanders Of Crehors manufacture for sale
by PERSSE BROOKS
soy !, 81 Liberty street
QOOKBINDERs BOARDS.-2b tons Of assorted Nos,
ID For sale by rERssE BROOKS
szOy 81 Liberty street.
..| Gle CKs,
all the various patterns good qualities and low prices
~ for sale at wholesale, by SMITH & BROTHERS,
s2l.lm* Manufacturers, n Bowery.
CL q q X 3,
nF every form and size, wholesale and retail, BY
" SMITH BROTHERS, Manufacturer
s2o I'm u Bowery.
LNRENCH& ENGLISH EMBROIDERIES LACEs,AND
IL RIBBONS. &c. &c.-J MULHEBN 303 Grand street
between Orchard aud Ludlow Streets begs leave
to inform his friends and the pupc hahe just BY
the latest arrivals ten of the above Goods
the richest and patterns for the fall trade which
will be ready for inspection Monday next 23d
and would earnestly solicit those Ladies SUCH cali
and eIauine his stock previous purchasing
MA quantity Of siled and damaged Capes and Collars
at reduced prices. s2O-3t..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20

NEW YORK TATTERSALLS-Yhe proprietor Of tAi.
In well known establishment thankful fayors areaa,
bestowed upon him, begs 10 inform the patrons Of the
nsnt aud the gentry and strangers the city Of New York.
that he is prepared to- receive hsrsss carriages &C.
for sale, or orders to purchase commission.
The proprietor would also invite gentlemen wishing have
horses kept at livery for SALE to call and The great
he has made in the stable attached this
sment and thinks they win be found inferior to any
the city, either in point Of comfort stalls and
he the public that sxsrtion his part part
Of in his employ, shall be wanting to render Tars
least equal to asy establishment in the CITY,
The proprietor would also invite carriage and harness
kers TO inspect the different arrangements made with view
show OIL their manufactures to best advantage and as the sale
Of these articles form conspicuous part Of his business
would them, that he has interest in any building
Of the kind his utmost exertons will be used
facilitate them in evey way either by sales advances and
in doing this he would beg leave to call attention the
rvaed location of the premises its having been the original
New York Tatersas mart for the sale Of horses carriages
harness &c. and to the universal popularity Of the place since
first established in 1929 He therefore trust that he will
be as he has ben encouraged by that public which will
be his desire to please. GEO.W MILLER, Proprietor
si4.3m Successor to J. w. Watson, 446 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20

On Wednesday morning. 18th mat, by the Rev. B. Grinen,
Oscar 8. Jenllngs. to MISS Leusa H. Waller
On Wednesday by the Rev. Dr. Eastburn Mr. Jacob Cham
berlain, to Miss Mary Eliza Spear.
On Wednesday evening" BY ,hs Rev John Lindsey, Mr. Ste
phen Barker, to Miss Elizabeth Ann Bsrling
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20

Packets 10 Depart.
LONDON.
Gladiator, Britton, Sept. 20
Mediator, Champlin, Oc'. !
B. Queen, iS) Roberts, Oct l
LIVERPOOL.
Sheridan, Depeyster, Sept %
Columbus, Chopper, Oct l
HAvRE.
Poland, Anthony, Sept. "a
Charles Carroll, Lee, Oct.l
BRISTOL.
@. Western 81 Hosken Sep 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20

DARK THEArsk.-rHIs EVENING -. : =.
Amer which vi Be- psrsSrssd u. bale. sf SAru.,u
Bruskmann Mr. Jchnson, The Duchess Mrs D,~,. HAIs'
de Tros Tysolisnss By Madame Tsrioui. MsSss re
0ubiIei, and Mons. Taeioui r. '"SS"s
M1 A wi Tso The 9r'ss q
sREswCk, 10 which character shs viii sng The 40.
Young English Gentleman" ]. 100
rmAN ONE-Lary 0fologan Mr.. Shaw, Louise, Mrs.
rs,. ss MIXTURE will At quarter part
Bon Tiehsss. sl-Pit. 50 csnts-c3allery, Accents.
N AIloNAL THEATRE- Corssr Of Chure1 AID Lsonar
~ streets. ten doors fsom Broadway.-
inns EVENING, Wednesday September 80 will be act
r., JACQUES sTRop. M
Seton 'r' Aasaire Mr. Brown, Lo1se Gernsuil Mrs.
10 A Ms which LATIN. LOVE and wAR-Dr. Rhubss.
w MI Lambert, Donna Inns Mrs. Rogers. 49,
no conclude with I'D tins) new farce called The REAR
AADMRALAdmiral, Mr. Lambert; With son. ), a. a.
Hayr., nay NAVY; called When was schoOboy eyed temp
Boxes $lPit SO eentsoaer,, IS cents Door, omen a
y 'e'ore o'clock Curtain rise half past O'clock
limited number Of tickets for SALE on early annie.
= 's ooA omce. Box book from 10 till auis
RowEIRY THEATRE-T.s s. HAMBLIN SOLE MAN.
- AZ AGE IL; AND DIRECTOP. 'AA''-
Cd ny T..a EVENiNG, September 49, will be perform.
DOUGLAS, or the NOBLE SHEPHERD
Dung Norval Mrs. shaw, Old Norval Mr. Ha.hI;,
In the first act OF the Devils Dauohtrr - ,h ..
W,he, anu IN inc % act viii be introduced Carl Maria Won
GRAND OPERA DANCE,
From La Preciosa., by Mademoiselle CELESTE.
TO conclude with
MAJ. Greek Girl Mile Celeste Alexis Capt of the ia
ter sa att
rree'-Bones 70 csnts-P. s7i cents-Galery, accents.
N Sept % 1855 rAkArEE'-THIs EVENING.
Will be presented the admired NAV 9TH.
HUNCH BACK
-Mas'er " after Mr'J. H. Scott, Julia Mr. Flynn
In the course Of the evening LA PETITE CELEsrp.
RanSo son' Ss,z with nth SWISS w GoTTAGELs Miss E.
IA Alter which the three Brothers RAvEL on the Tish
Aosr which the TWO GLADIAToRs, or LA LUTTE
To conclude with
DOUGLAS, or the NOBLE SHELTERED
1Od NorvaI Mr. }. r. Scott, Young Norva Miss E. Ran.
upds, 70 20 ssnis.p % Children
open at 7ocock and The curtaa will rise at half past
800 p'e'''e"' sill sm.
NPLos GARDEN AND NEW sALooN.-wn
LIAM NiBLO respectfully that this Estab
hshment 70 now open for the SEASON
THIS EVENING, Monday, Sept 70.
to commence wiih the classical entertain
REVOLVING STATUES
BY the Ravel Family.
Alter which the beautiful performances On the CoRDr
ELASTIQUE. - - SOnDH
a. Irish dance BY MISS KERR.
ter winch al the sound Of the bell Grand Erhihon o
FIRE WORKS. "
Alter which, with and splendid piece called m.
TEMPLE ofLfBERTY.
To conclude with
pished. " ' urea" Accom-.
Civil and efficient Officers will be in attendsoc. a ,~.
oraer and prevent the sdmision Of improper persons
pass from the street. through the Grand Prom.nsd. - ~
Tickets so cents.
Doors open at 1.-THE Entertainment, 10 eoum.n.. :. -.
past O'CLOCK. - NAH
den. during the evening. - ~ " ~, ~ rsi-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20

the Oxford, for LivepoolSsters Mary Victoria de
seilla Mary Anthony Gallagher Mary Martha Fitzpatrick
Mary Hose Henry Mary Bonavsntre Sx May Bearx Nc
Cool Mary Dominic Callaghan Mary Patrick Conway Mary
Magdasn Call nuns from Pittsburgh gsng TO Antwerp Geo
Keefe York; Jshn Furong reland Mrs Cook and daug
ter DO; Charles Shaw Philadelphia; Mr. Morrison London.
Miss Margaret Robinson York. Miss Joanna Harris dol Mr.
Reynolds, Glasgow; VIM Leech, do-no specie.
In the Sivie de erase for Hsvre-H HARMON, Isnard
Mr. and Mrs Moria H Delessert Montgos Billet, and A
MorInet all Of France; Mrs Grymes and family, NewOean
Mr. Barley and family NYork Mrs Walker and daughter
York; Mr. German, NOrleans-2O in steerage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20

success ana great reputation proofs that this
- artcs se oniy OF the kind which produces good
enscts sna useful TO the human hair The article
WIN " 10 own Recommendation. and il Il be esssed with
'hst host OF limitations with which this city abounds.
lrs asaLirnsOn the first day o. it, application il begins
TO act IN preventing the HAIR from turnisg gray.
its DRY and hair will be rendered strong pbs
brilliant and curly.
Byi,s employment heads entirely bald viii be replen.hed
with hair. u
10 valuable specific rsE diseases OF the skin and hair
Those persons Of false during the treat
nsnt be ssppied The establishment &c A. q. g. No
Barclay street. where will Ne found extensive as.orm.n Of
Wigs, Toupees SC sc a manufacture which b
surpassed the u states The great sale of these articles
has enabled NJ. Grandean a. Us TIE price al IS sIs
No Barclay street, corner Broadway s5im'is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20
| PARKER's DANCING ACADEMY, TAMMANY

PARKER'S DANCING ACADEMY, TAMMANY
u HALLMr J. Parker respectfully announces 10 his for
patrons. friends and the public his ofuton
viii commences Thursday, the ID Of October Tammany
Hail. The snremttng and attention Of himself and
daughters which elected such decided appreciation during
past will be gdy observed towards his pupils o. the
present Mr. Parker will also gve private lessons the resi-
aences Of his pa pills. at public select Academies
teaching the most fashionable Coons, dancing and Waltz
ing Terms made known at Mr.. Parher, residence 2s7
Bowery.
On The aval ofhe Birth Queen Steamer Mr. Parker in.
tends giving Grand Ball In honor Of Captain Roberts, being
the first British officer that crossed the Atlantic by steam The
will be handsomely decorated with the American and
English flags. $3.50
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20
NOVEL EXHIR1TTON

lust arrived from Egyptian Hall, London. and win com.
nence .xnoitng on Monday the 18th Of September iaao
a. Masonic Hall broadway, York an extremcI,
ing Pictorial and Mechanical EXHIBITION embracing ever
minute particular oil the Terrific Storm at Sea- in which rscs
and her Father secued the from the wreck sS
On me .n september isas IA he Fern
pern of,L o. Abba Hsad-shs
pass rain Falling IN errentsve se ating
struck with ightnng-par Of the crew saved by caps;n
Mansy humane invsnonstorm the Fcrfarshire
seen bearing urefuses to upen tn
rock ana dashed 10 piecshe Sea covered with masts
and with the and passer GERS nine of whom
cling 10 the rock Grace Darling decends from the Lighthouse.
seen upon the for her father to view the
Sonerer tney launch their boat and with great d6cnv
house. II" " Wv i's"s-
ane success q TINS exhibition almost beyond precedent
within The sh-rt space Of six months has been visited b.
persons including most Of the nobility England ana
continues TO be under personal and immediate recan 1
the successful aud ingenious artist, Mr.. yIofat
Performance on the Ducenea Master Nielsen thirteen
years OF aee,( elf taughD
W Morning exhibition half past eleven tin
one Evening exhibition from Till half nine o'clock
commencing at and half pa,t
no,n'ss'on ~ cen.s-'hildfen hsIf price. sl6-im.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20

NEW YOnK TATTEksALLo--1b
* 10y regular sales BY austion, 1t THE wen Known .
W ~ tassishnsnt, Of Horsss, Carriages, &C., esno
~ os a;.' % saa. rlsss on every hs.dsy' At
The next regular sale will take plsse on MONDAY SEPT
a esocs commencing with Carriage Harness. he end
II o'csoek the sale Of horses viii commence. IA.
ssusnsn having horses TO dispose Of requested =
make early apPcatsn 90 a. 10 good number u
catalogue - no horse car be offered auction usles register
register will be kept open til Saturday Sept u
4.H 9.tt *e GEO. w. MILLEA,
jy9y af Successor to J. w Watson. 446 Broad,vav.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20

GERMAN sUCCORY, Tor aavering coffee for sale whole
VI sale ard retail by LEWIS FEUCHTWANOER,
SD 7 Gold street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20

GERMAN SILVER WIRE ef all gauges and desert vi on
" Tor sdeby LEWIS FEUCHrwANGER,
81 Z Gold street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20

MASONIC HALL, BROADwAY.-THE BATTL r
1v1 OF BUNKER HILL, &e.-7he public is respectfuIIv
informed that LEWIS, BARTHOLOMEW co. will opss
their splendid National MOVING DIORAMA Of this ess-
bated Battle Monday evening" August l2h continus
every evening until further notice. Sundays excepte Ts
large Of the above house has been 6ted up style
passed.
The propretors wish distinctly Understood that this erh
ard scenery representing all animate objects instinct with
lfe bending they do every joint and the soldiers archas
IN perfect time with the accompanying their respective
scenes
Ticket so oesChldren under 10 years Of age IS ceusa
Doors open At 7t-commencing al O'Clock precisely.
Particulars in small bills. suiO-sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20

~ RAND ATTRACTION-PubIieE .hibit;o. or IN. pin.
" ting a Boissy DAnglos OF the French Revoiu-
non-Ih magnificent Painting by the celebrsed Vinchos
represents VI the Grammatical and vivid ,,srs.
There expressed in the animated style anger ury ths
thirst blood IN opposition GOODNESS mind TO
age and To dignity
There less than two hundred persons Of life size IN he
fanrg and among them James Monroe, Minister Plsups
tsntlary from the United States IN the year i7ps
This piece which has
out the cities Europe through France and lately al New o.
leans exhibited the Clinton Hall Beshman street opposite
the brick meeting house
Doors opea from in the morning till in the evening
Admittanee, Is cents. Season tickets cents iyp2w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20

MORNING HERALD-SHIP NEWS.
Port Of New York, September rs.
S as HIGH WATER 40
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20

"ANTED-A young Lady TO 20 South; that under.
w stands the milnay perfectly and bring good recommen
dations hear Of elegant uaos ny 6i Broad
way from the hours OF TIL sP.M so At
A NEW DiSCOVERY.-Tte advertiser has discovered an
IA infalble remedy for all secondary and primary
certain disease which !, known any other Physician
the 6nitec States. lie pledges himself th' prima
ry aom TO 10 days, and the secondary such Ucera
ted limbs sore throat &c. in from 30 TO 40 days. charge
will Ne made, not for Medicine unless complete
Is effected Those DESTROYS the trnh Of these facts,
may 10 50 by calling at the Office iss Hudson. street
so lmiss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20
IMPORTS ov wool.

Aa glance the above SHOVE the Of imports and the
great dimisuton thereof 1.-TWO years We will throw the
cess into tabular form.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20

- e. ~ FOR NEW ORLEANS, Directive
Sux=.aeSGzzxu Steamship NATCHEZ-soo tons burthen,
Joseph Swiler, master, will sail for the above
port the 10th Of October provided the from New
Orlean, are favorable a. 10 the health Of the place.
The Natcezhas undergone material alterations and mpro
vemests and Is believed TO be the most substantial and
fastest Steamer belonging TO the United SiateFare In the
Main Saloon sloon the Fore Saloon, S75Chdren under
10 and servants half prceA few light goods,
will be taken on freight at 30 cents per cubic footAppy
BOARD at the Wharf, Front o the Tobacco Warehouse
10 JOHN LAIDLOW. \ Co.
sl9ati0O a. Old slir.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20

IrlNE STERLING SILVER wARE.-The subscriber
has jst received hne assortment q Sterling silver
Ware consisting of Tea Sets spoons and Forks aud Ladies,
Butter Knives Nc &c. For sale Al the New York General
Furnishing Warehouse, No. ~ Maiden lane.
seplO u. y. DELAVAN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20

A RTlFICIAL TEETH-Inserted the principle Of
IA Atmospheric Pressure from single tooth complete
set by W. Thorn, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist from
London ass Broadway, entrance in Howard office hour,
from eight until sir aust lm.is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20

FAIL Or HAlS.-On hand
and constantly manufacturing, elegant assortment Of
has mneh admired Hats OF the latest Fall Fashion
hro avery large assortment Of Fur Alu from the lowest
price TO the most costly tsgsther with extensive
fgentemens cloth and fur caps Youths and chren cloth
and velvet caps all Of which offered the
termt BROWN, lac Chatham street,
sA 3m- Opposite Roosevelt, st
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12
PRINTERS PROVERBS.

Never enquire thou of aneditor for The
news, for behold it is his duty at the aI'-
pointed tune 10 giveit unto thee without
asking.
When you write for his paper, never say
into him, "what thinkest thu Of my
piece? for it may be that The truth may Of
Tend thee.s
II is not fit that thou shoaIdst ask Of him
who is the author ofan article: for his ,da-
y requires him to keep such things 70
himself.
When thou dost enter into printing
oibce, have care to tbyselfihat thou dost
not touch the type, for thou mayst cause
Tue printer much trouble.
Look not at the copy which is 10 The
hands Of the compnsiior; for that is not
me'e in the sight Of the printer.
Neither examine thou the proof sheet,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12
NOTICE.

WDY virtue Of a deed Of trust executed
ED by Hiram Davidson, decd, Ia his
.hle time, and Sinah, his wife, tothc SUBJ
scribers for the purpose If securing the
payment Of a certain sum Of money therein
specified, TO John Dean; which deed bears
date the seventh day OF June, 1886, and
was duly admitted 10 record III TINT day
in The office Of The clerk u the court Of
pro5ates forlHoImes county, Miss. We
shall on Monday the 18th dry Of April
next, Chat being the first day Of the April
term oflhc Circuit Court, sror said county
1888, at the court house in the town Of
lexington, 10 said county, expose 10 sale
At pubic auction to the highest bidder for
cash, the following property, 10 vii the
| west halt Of souih east quarter 81 section
II, township Is, ranges cas-; containing
50 acres, more or less, also, one lot q
hand. No / III section ~ township 10,
raage 3 cast, containing rs acres; als',
n,rlh half If lot NoA, section II, town
snip 10, rapge,3 east, containing 20 acres
The sad pieces of land adIn each Other
and are known as The Sparks aud FieNt
Mill Tract, and on which is the plantation
wherein the said Wiram Davidson, deed
resided at the time Of his death, S miles
east Of Lexington. Said tract Of ltnd
contains 235 acres mere or less, and is
well improved. II also coniains d gnod
an house, gin screw press, and nearly
new; good dwelling, and other nccrs
sary aud CONVENIENT on iionsls, orchard
&r. Most Of The land iscreek ot'nin, and
Of superior qtaitv. Also, five likely and
valuable negroes, horses, mules, oxen,
COWS, hogs, and farming utensils, way
CONS, carts, &c. The title 10 sid property
is believed to he clear and lindispnied
but acting as trustees we will convey only
such title as is vested in Us.
ROBERT COOK,
LEWIS G. GALA WAY,
Trustees.
Janl2 9--llW
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12
kIs1 ESTATE FOR SALE.

EE1 ESIAIE EOlt Sd LII. s.
MhN fllesday, the 22d January next,
w | will sell at the plantation of Me
shack King, deceased, on credit Of talelve
months, the following described lane, be-
longing to the estate Of said King, and the
plarla,ion on which he resided, 10 vii -
Section %, township lt;, range 5, east
east half Of section 20, township rs, range
5, east. The southeast quarter Of section
%, township lG, range s, east; the west
half Of southwest quarter Of section "a
township l6, range 5, east; north-Mest
quarter Of section "a, township l6, range
4 east; the west half of northwest quarter
d section 81, township l6, range 5, east
and the east half Of the northeast quarter
of section 26, township l6, range 5, east.
Which said lands are sold by order Of the
honorable the Probate Court Of Carroll
County. Bond andospproved security
required.
3. G. WHITEHEAD, Admr.
debonis non Of Meshack King, decd.
r S. Atthe same time win be sold a
CIR stand, and several other articles Of
I1eFsonal property.
ae Carfollton Enquirer, and the
Iaeksan Missirpian, will please give the
Iabsve three Insertions, and forward their
Ideeaunls % this Office.
Dec. II 3w -
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12
FROM MEXICO.

he have just received a letter from
|ectable gentleman Of Bexar, ron
h we learn that several parties OF ira
have recently arrived in that CITY
the Rio Grande, who have brought
Intelligence that Number OF states
cities Of Mexico have declared 'or
kralism, among them are Tam?Ico,
k,amoras, Muntcloya, Salta Marina,
|ra Cruz, Zacatecas, Durango, Pnepla'
hpa. and GandaIayara. Monterray
kr overawed by military force, con-
H. true TO the central government.
q, 81; the troops have been Withdrawn
n the frontiers, and are concentrating
H. ,ba coast The Mexican officers
making great cxerlions 10 levy soldiers
a. towns on the Rim Grande and NAM
or the cilizens Of that section are leay.
/ ,hly to avid tho levies. Many OF
IN have already removed TO bexpr on
accnont The cilizens Of Loredo are
vented from declaring 10 favor OF fed-
El:sm by a small military force station
mere The COMMUNICATES have laleIy
limited some depredallnns IN the towns
va I.oredo on the Rio Grande.
Another Of the prisoners captured near
Ear BY The party of Comnansh'es that
knitted the late massacre near that Guy,
returned lie escaped from then
le encamped upon branch OF 'n'
Drndo, and brought with him two horses
a mule, which he stole rom mem
hates that they have treated Inc pilS
Il IN most cruel manne., l'aslns
ked out ihcir boards, cnt holes ~ tlifi
and also .logged them frequently an'
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,'esireus Of joinng in an expedition
<b;ost them. Cpl. Karnes is now i
byar. and viii probably lake commant
n company should he raised TO pursue
Scsc savagcs. Trras Telegraph.