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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28
City OF Houston, Texas,
March 10. 1889,

formerly % this Town. 10 gentleman IN TINS
place, daIed
City OF Houston, Texas,
March 10. 1889.
An enigrant should moi stop short Of
Texas. Thousands from the richest
paris Of the valley of The Mississippi are
pouring into this new republic. A far
mer may grow rich hersiupon one fourth
Of The labor il takes 10 supper, his family
in Orange. II they move ., al. lie, them
come to Texas. The best geographical
account 81 the country. 10 one lately pub
lished in New York by Mr.. Newsll.
Probably Turner Il Hughes Of Raleigh,
may have il for sale. recommend il 10
The rerusal Of every one who thinks OF
Texas. Ii 10 a small volume.
The late Congress appointed five com.
missioners 10 locate The seat of govern
menL II will be on the Colorado, or q
litlle east Of il. in fertile, well wn,ered.
and delightful country, az healthy as any
par, Of the globe.
BY coming next fall. each head Of .
family will secure $40 acres Of bsuniy
land, aud each single man 800 acres. pro.
vided they arrive. before the fret day Of
Jauusry,. 1870. al which time the law
expires.
/ The late Congress passed Law 10 es.
tablish line Of military forts. from Red
River TO Rio Grande. . distance Of six
hundred miles, over q delightful and sa.
lubriuus and fertile region of country, 10
protect the frontier settlements. Each
fort is 10 contain square of land, Of nine
miles each way, laid of into sections Of
leo acres each. A bounty of one sec.
ton is 10 be given to every able bodied
settler, who will losate himself, and open
a farm aud keep it up for three years,
within either boundary Of The forts. This
added TO The $40 acres. will make 500
acres Of land. The bounty for sellling in
one of the choicest portions of the earth!
have appended hereunto a copy oil
the emigrsnI Law shove spoken Of; al.
90 the &C. exempting from execution GER.
tain property therein named; also The prl.
ees al. the, Houston marker. Corn, you
see. is four dollars per bushel! This ex.
orbitan, price. is owingssoIely 10 The de.
mand created by the constant influx Of
emIgrants.
Families who come to Texas by land,
should cross the Mississippi river some
where between Natehsz and Vicksburg,
and enter Texas on the Red River side.
II will be the shortest and most direc,
route TO the new city Of Austin.
Houston was commenced in March,
1897, when The FIRST house was built ;
now its population is about 5000 souls.
The hardy sons Of" The old North state"
muster strong here; more SO, perhaps.
Than from any other state Of the union.
Memucan Hunt, formerly Of Granville,
is now Secretary Of the Navy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28
NEW WAToEIESa
Jewellery, sc. sc.

'itllE subscriber, having just returned from
u Philadelphia, where he has been TO pro.
cure articles in his line &C business, has the
pleasure Of offering to his friends. and the pub.
lie generally, handsome and excellent assert
ment Of
Gold and, Sifcer Levers,
PLAIN AND VERGE WATCHES,
Fine Gold Chains,
Breast Pins,
Ear Rings,
Finger Rings,
Pencils,
Silver Tea and Table Spoons,
/ Music Boxes,
Knives. &c. &c.
Also, good assortment Of Perfumery.
All Of which, being selected by himself, he can
promise will be found excellent articles.
~ Particular attention will be given
10 the repair of Watches committed To his
charge; and all work put into his hands will
be executed with reasonable despatch.
LEMUEL LYNCH.
April 1, 63-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28

rouri o. Inquiry upon Commodore
Elhei. Is dittc rd 70 be held on the 22d
list at ll,r nav, yard "a Philsdelir Lia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28

One ihausand school houses have aeen
bnil,. and are nos building in Ohio, On
der The new eommon school las 81 the
state, as We learn by The recent report Of
the superintendent Samuel Lewis. II 10
further slated that The several comfy lsw
courts are exercising prsisewOrIhy eau.
ton in appointing School Examiners.
whose business il 10 10 license teachers.
The cause Of education appears 10 be en-.
gazing As much Of the public attention 10
Ohio, as any other branch Of state policy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28

The Raleigh Standard says Ina, DR..
Duncan " asked permission Of Me House
10 publish" his unspoken speech OF lie
session before the last Thisis precious
piece Of humbuggery Of The Standard.
Did any one ever hear before Of House
giving or refusing member leave 10
publish speeehi Did the House give
such leave 10 that particular easel Was
any question putt The Standard mus,
answer these questions in The negative.
Il is ceItsinly bright idea, that permits
sion 10 publish speech. attached some
peculiar sanciiiy 70 IL, which Mr.. Slanly's
speech lacked. because he did not obtain
such permission. But no man Of par.
Iiele Of brains can be caught BY such Z
gulI-Irsp. The House never granted OIL
refused such permission. DIR. Duncan.
speech. il IS admitted. never was deliver
ed, and Mr.. Slanly's, /. il proUed. was.
Views Congress would give Duncan
permission 10 have his abolition Letter
published in the Standard.
Fayetteville Observer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28

Las and binding rp0n ihs person selling
he sans until an unconditional deed
shall Be obiained BY the grsnIee Ter said
land; and 10 no case Whatever shall >
grant OF thai description be made Bnless
Il be satisfactorily proven that all Ihe con-
dilions and provisions VI The Law have
been complied with; and al single Tree
white male persons Of The age Of seven
teen and upwards who have emigrsied 70
this republic since the FIRST day Of Octo-
Der one thousand eight hundred and thir.
ly-seven. or aha may emigrsie 10 this
republic By the first day Of January one
thousand eight hundred and forty. shall
be entitled 10 three hundred and twenty
aces Of land. and Ell laws and paris Of
laws contrary 10 the meaning and prosi-
siols Of this act are hereby repealed.
Sec. 2. Be IL further enacted. That oil
perasnenl resident eitlzens Of Texas
whohaVs or may arrive To the age fequir-
ed o emigranls by the above section oil
this 81 shall be entitled 10 the same guam
iiy q land ss smigrants upon the same
conditions that emigrsnis are.
Sec 3. BE IL further enacted, That
all sff'ers and soldiers who engaged in
The series Of Texas previous 10 The 6rsI
Of Msrt one thousand eight hundred and
lhirty-sven. whose families are now here
or who nay arrive here BY The first asy
Of Jsnuzy one thousand eight HUNDRED
and fort. shall be entitled 10 The same
quantity Of land that they would have
= been il heir families had emigrstsd Il
, the county with them.
An act emitted en- act In exempt certain pro
perry ihrsin named from execution.
Section i BE 10 enacted By The. So
nate and Huse Of Representatives. Of III
Republic Of 7sras in Congress 0sssm
: Died. Tha. INN and after the passage q
this Act, then shall be reserved TO ever,
citizen or he'd OF a family in this RI
! public. free anil Independent OF the poas
Of . writ Of fire ft'eias. Or other eIee'
zion Issuing frm any court OF coupele'
ljurisdietion whatever. iis'y seres OF Ian
4 or one iown lot. including his or b
Il homestead. andimprovements not exeee
e ing FIVE hund,ed dollars in value,
+ household and kitchen furniture, (,roTi
b ed it does not exceed in value Two ~
J bred dollars, all implements Of husban
n ny, provided they shall not exceed IF
al dollars in value. all tools. apparatus al
D books belonging to the trade or proiessi'
!. oi any citizen, five mich cows, one yo
!, Of work oxen or one horse, twenty hog
10 and one years provisions; and that
,f laws and paris Of laws contravening
opposing the provisions Of this Act.
.. and the same are hereby repealed. P'
n ridsd. The passage Of This Act shall =
. interfere with contracts between part
d, heretofore made.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28

The Nashville Wing states that Ell.
President Jackson Vas confined TO his
bed BIZ illness on the l7lh instant.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28

According To The official report made
By the Clerk Of the House Of Represents
u'ss, appropriation. we're made during The
lt'r Session of Congress TO the amount Of
$40 see 2i2 IS. Tor The following objects,
yiz:--
m,l aud d,planatc 50 OlO osI 81
trmy, fsuti' suons. aud Military
'rsdeny, I6 5j6.2sI 65
Navy 5I30.7sI 81
ke...'1iiunArt aad OTHER penslun-
ers. 2,i99.o2O IS
,'nrrent expresses Oft IndlAn de
department. 1855 ,007 %
Preventing aad suPpressirR lndila
ho.,ln,,s, l $50 III 90
r" pro note tie pt"gfess ofihe use,
III sus. 9s59 -
.tHsIe ela1ns. as O65 %
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28
An Act entitled an act TO extend 10 the late
emiersn,s or those who may emigrste with.
in a specified time, q donation of land.

An Act entitled an act TO extend 10 the late
emigrsnts or those who may emigrste with.
in specified time, q donation oflsnd.
Sec. l. Be IL enacted by The Senate
and House Of Representatives. ?f the Re-
public of Tsras in Congress assembled
That every person who emigrated TO hi,
republic since The first day Of oc.obes
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hunr
bred ard thirty-seven, or who may emf
grale to this republic by the frs, day Of
January one thousand eight hundred and
forty. who 10 free white person and The
head Of family, and who actually resides
within the government. with his or her
family. shall be entitled to conditional
grant Of six hundred and forty acres Of
land by paying the fees of office and sur.
veying. The conditions Of the said gran,
shall be, that both grantee and his or her
family shall remain and reside peImanent.
ly within this republic, and do and per-
form any and all duties required Of other
citizens for the term Of three years, after
which time he or his legal representa-
tves shall receive from the government
an unconditional deed for said grant OF
land. provided tina, no sale of said claim
TO land by the individual entitled TO the
sane Of this govsramsn. shall be valid in
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28
TEXAS.

Extracts from q letter iron Joha Scott. ESQ.
formerly Of this tOwn, 10 gentleman in this
place. dated
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28
weekly Almanac.
A NEW SERIES.

lTA DESIRABLE OPPORTUNITY fOk
MEM uRScRIBERSsH
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28

T CHANGE OF OFFICE. m
WIham r. Burton, Editor and Pahl,h.,
opposite the Exchange. Dock street. Ph;l,a,l.
phls-where oil orders aud commnn;c.,;s,.
postage paid. are reqaes.ed 10 be directed.
March ].
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09
SuERlFF,S SALE

= " Gihsons use, &c. Ret,mabie to IIolmr
sss Al & IA bond (,ircnit Co,it, to Am
u p Gray, ct III. FERN, 1889. ~
ls3f The above stated execution TO me q.
rected, shall expose 10 sale to ls
highest hi'lderfor cash, al the conr, houss
door - the town d Lexington, HoIms,
county, Miss. On tho third Monday d
March next, thefollouing described Inns
@ VT; the eho f sw q, the " h W al
sec - tnshp Is, ranged east; AMI The 81
8 ct 9 q DISC IA, tnshp l4,rangc3 cal,
lesicl on rs The prnpsf;s of .lamc. ]
Pennell, one Of ihcdefendauis in nbolo
stated case, 70 satisfy The p'alm,fs aud
costs Of the above stated case.
i w. PICKlNS, Sheriff.
Feb 0 13so--,ds
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09
SIlERIFFsS SALE,

Agl Bank Of Mississippi Ietmnablc to llolmn
y vendlf.o eSponas Circuit CouIt, April
John NJ Brown,et Al. term, 1899.
iH virtue Of The above stated vcnditia
- exponas 10 me dir, cied, | will expose
TO public sale, to tho highest bidder fit
cash, at The Court house door in The town
q Lexington, Holmes county, Miss, on
The third Moneay Of March next, The fol.
loving DESERVED tract ofland, to wit: ,hs
q Of sec 10, trshp Is. range 3 east
and Que negro nun nnmcd john, aged q
Years, rs the property Of the defendant
John n Brown, 70 satisfy plaintiffs debt
andscosts Of suit.
/. sW.sPICkINS, Sheriff
BY ~. +. AUSTIN, Deputy
Feb 8 l34os-tds
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09

! ns v cscSaa , q Green & Crockett
/ / AZ D;ess, s Y l'0. ,s Is ycndilo expona,
!, I = lleks "a esah 3 n Dirkey, e,M
&, TN" . = onI'''lnt Galloway 4 Ricis,.
!, '..' =" s ys vensliio expou0,
Z !, y n'cxey, etai. 3 N Dickey, ctai
's IS 's'.. nis'cr y 90. NYlliam II srnriO
! \, ~ 2exponns rs ven'litio expona,
Z = ','cxey, n ''l,s IS N Dickey, stal
Rc.ufnablc ID the ITolues Circuit rou.
tesnh 1899. NV
lHf virtue Of HE above statpa ,o,,,.
eAponas 70 me directed, i Min ev. w."
M public salo q Tie highest biad Lsl' y
CASH y ~ ne court house door n no ,oa !.
Eof Lexington. Holmes county. NH; n. VIVA y
thc third Nlpurayof March nesI. H. Il i
loving lets, lying and hci,sg in the ,o !,
|os Lexington, known and Designated !, 4,
part 4. st lot Na6, no feet Of The " corn y.
ifonfing Min street, running boct ~,
haR the With Of saiI lot, and Inc ) INA a. :
al of said loi, viii, tho exception If "a
ivsi -ol'tl,e u end Of said lit. Also Il i, !,
parcel Of land, as follows. commencina N
Iesl from The ii boundry Of the loua 4
Lexington, q strright line with mainstrr,
due north. Said lois are pretty wev n.
proved. ! viii sen SAID lois WIN ,hs an
pnrtenances to satisfy The plaintiff, and
costs Of suits, all The f;eht lille and h,
terest Of the defendant s NJ D;cLev wi
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09
sOTHELLO,S ADDRESS.
4 BURLEs auE rARArHRAsE.
Air: "Yankee DccdIe.n

Potant, grave, and rey'fend sir,
Very noble Massa &
When de maid d nliln prefer,
Den him no can pass her.
Yes, itismost Very true
Him take dis old mans daughter.
Blu, no by spell him promise you,
But BY tar fsieans him caught her.
'Tis ,ruc she Iub him very much,
,ris true dat off him cary her,
And dat him lub for heris such.
Ills very true him marry her.
All dis be. true, land till hun dead,
Him Tub her widout ending
And dis, MY Massa, is de head
And tail of him offending.
Dis old man once him Tub me too,
Do now mirage before ye,
I And Often shy, Come, OteIio.
And tell us pretty story.
Abouttle time when You young child,
You naughty lilly knayer5
And when you bout de wood run Wild.
Aud When you sold for slavery.''
Den ebry day him tell all dis,
Aud sometimes lilly lie, too,
And him look de eye Of Miss,
And den him hear de sigh, too.
Den Mlssee ask him all alone,
And den him ask her wedder,
Him make de both two hearts in one,
Den of dem run togedder.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09
N q TTI-( E.
n vi " E.
EDY virtue Of 4 deed Of trustexecutod
M VA ~. Tl..n.. n....l.1. ,ts.fJ u. 1,,.a


BpY virtue Of 4 deed q trust executed l''1
ND rs Hiram Davidson, dec'J, 70 his
Ne time, and SInah, hls vile, Y thc sub
scrIhers lor Tue purpose q securing lne
payment OF q cerlaI'su'noi money therein
/ specified, toJohn Dean; Which deed bears
date the seventh day O June, 1920, and
was duly admItied lp.rccord on lhas any
=! inc 'ihre q NC clerk q ne court q
| Irohates ior HolInes county, Miss We
shall on Monday the 10th day O April
next, (iiiat being ne first day Of the Apfil
Term nm, q me Circuit Court, Tor said county
1919, At me court house 70 the town q
Lexington, N SAID county, expose 10 sale
az pubic auction 70 me highest bidder Tor
cas'l' Inc t"llowIng proper'y,'to wN;--lhe
west nail " south east quarter OF section
II, township 10, range eask containing
~ acres, more or less, also, one lot Of
land, no II section u township 10,
rance z east containing r ,,rrpe a lcn.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09

alpnRtrgs
THERE'S MUSIC IN 4 MOTHERS VOICE,

HERE'S MUSIC in A MOTHERS VOICE
There's music in a mothers voice,
More sweet than breezes signing,
There's kindness in q mothers glance,
Too pure, Tor ever dying.
There's love within mothers breast,
So deep Ills Overlooking;
And care for those she cnlls her own,
That's ever, ever growing.
There's anguish in mothers lear,
When farewtllsfondly taking
THAT so the heart Of pity moves,
Itscarcely keeps from breaking.
And when a mother kncels to Heaven,
And for her child is praying,
0 who shall hall her fcrver tell,
That burns in all she's saying.
A mother! how her tenIlcr arts
Can sooth the breast OF sadness,
And through the gloom oflife orce more,
Bid shine the sun Of gladness.
A mother! when like evenings star,
Her course hath ceased before u,
From brighter worlds regards us still,
And watches fon,lly o'cr us.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09
NOTICE.

IA ~ q e un order u
- Ron TN. Probate Court i = = ID
term, 1895, The undersigned I !. es'ugs
traitor IF VIM, Haney, deces - admins
Monday the ! LII day orNIureh WI wills,
pose g public slle At auction. q y 80. e ,es
'es' bidder, l'pona crcditdf Twclya -, Is nigh
ne 2 pc ! n " qand n b VII i ! aoa y.
t1nshp 70, range 2 east. The n,1. scN
Will De required 70 give bond WI; rSh'.na'''
!, ARIES G. JASPER. a..
Feb. 81 lS.-.,ds ADM.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09

!. The Queenof Portugal has given birth,
70 q Prince who will take the tile Of Duke
Of @. orto.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09
wv m. NA. NzANSNpAHIIG'
AIIURNEYAND co U ms ELI. OK
"A a. NJ IA Nv
LEXINGTON.
MISS.
OcronrR n, 1873

OcTonER II, 1873.

Il $3.50
I S lI.l lg !ss ly
LITERARY INSTITUTION.
Holmes county, lG miles ,tortA .east of Ler
ington, and ~ rass Of Black Hairk.
lYHNEIS excellcntinstilutiun il now open
v lor the reception of pupils. iAe
m''les Nill bc tauglitin d Temporary build.
Ing fora short time, until The contemplated
plan Of the trustees he perfected; when j
large and commodioils house will tie
lerectcd for the purpose, similar 10 thai
ALREADY erected for the female department,
now ready for their reception.
The retired situation IL this institution,
land the extensive Woodland l:y which il is
surrounded, give il great advantages rs /,
place OF learning. Added TO This, its
healthy location, and abundance ot good
spring water, together wilhii lis laws cf COR
|poralion, prohibiting The sale ii pirituoiis
Liquors ofall kinds, and It's moral add re-.
ligioas soeicty,aIl unite tomalc il a place
worthy the atte4liioA Of IN enlightened
public, md = give 1t great and peculiar
facilities as it regards the guardianship of
'he morols Of our youth, q .heir improve
mcnt in literature
The trustees take pleasure in nnnounc.
ing, that they havc secured The services
Of the Rev Mr. \ Fnzce and lad 5, lis prin-
cipals. Mrs. Frazec u tlke charae ofihe
female department Immediately; and Mr..
trzee % commence his operations on he
fourth Of March next.
The discipline Of lie institution will lie
mild but firm and unyieldns, and will
extend impartially to every pupil
during the whole time Of pnpilage. The
Bible Is The supreme law ofihe institution,
hence it will rarely ever be necessary for
government and correction, TO resort 10
my other tIian moral meafs as good al !.
vice, solemn and affecting adlnouilious,
&c. &c.
THE TERMS
OfiuiIion viii b., for Sd class per sssA
sion, for Orlhography, reading
and writing, Sl2 so.
The second class will be taught
The Elements Of English GlaI,-
mar, Reading, Parley's Ge-
ograPhy, Msntal Arithmetic,
&c. persession, IS co.
First rlass, comprised Of illose
studying The clements Of the
Lain, Greek, aud French
Languages. and the academic
course ii The sciences, &c,
preparatory 10 entering on a.
colegihio course, per session
Y 6 mouths muking Il sessior) 25 DOL
Music on the Piana Forte per
session, 80 90 |
Vocal music taught graiis.
Varlous ornamental branches talghi,l
but will DO charged for extra.
Boarding can Ne had Al 8 10 Per month";,
N $50 per session, pay abIe IL advance,
Those wishing further information con.
cernipg the Emery Institution, u DESTROYS
of entering themselves IL either depart.
meni, are rclered II tie Rev. N. Ford,
Rev J. !. Jones, 81 u lie minutes of the
Annual Coniercnceof Miss. under whose
patronage the insiitniion now is, or to the
following gentlemen, as Trustees:
Rev. JUDGE SIATrUcK,
\ 8 y. g. JslNEs, II L.
- J. ". Fl ANKINs, M. ID.
w. Al'N1ARTIN,
JAS. AprLEwnIrE, i
.. G. G.. GARNER,
Messrss STEPHEN J oIINsoS,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09
NOlTiCE,

mi He undersigned having been ap-
W pointed by the Probate Court d
Holmes county, commissioners TO audit,
sSamine and allow the claims against, the
eslate of Robert l.. Walton, deceased,
will meet ut the Office Of VIM. M. Lansdale
on the 2nd Monday Ia each month, for the
next six months, for that purpose.
JOSEPH KILPArRICK,
VIM. Nj. LANSDALE,
w. III. HINES,
Jan 10 Sim Commissioners.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09

The rarest men in the world rich
printers.
The bravest mcn in he world -th So
who are not afraid Of u dun.
The purest men in the world-lhose
who do moi scandalize their neiglNrs.
Saturday Courier.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09

Wants. il some Of tho eastern states
are quite curious; for instance, the fol-
lowing from lady,
Wanted =" A divine, joyial, serious,
bold, maiestic, inoffcrsive, scientific, nin-
BILE, husband"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09
SHERIFF'S SALE.


Albert p Duncan, who sues for the use Of Jamc
Lusk,
versus vcnditio cxponas
u John = Harrington and David G Thcma,
Rcturnablet to tile Yazoo Cistuit Court, 10 May
term, 1889.
1EY virtue Of The above stated case Of
vendilio expanas % me directed, from
the Circuit Court III Ynzoo county, will
expose 10 The highest bidder for cash, be-
fore the court house door Of Holmes couu.
q, on The third Monday Of March next.
the following described tract or parcel Of
land, 10 wit: Ties " d Of sec 2G, and tho
> h " h Of S W q Of sec %, tnshp IA, range
Beast, the above described land is well
levied on as The property Of
David 6 Thomas,to salisfy the plaintiff
and costs Of suit siilc 10 take place in
hours prescribed By law.
i. w. PICKINS, Sheriff
OF Holmes Co, Miss.
Feb o 13-tds
JOSEPH III. KlLPATRICK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LExINeroN, Miss.
- -
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09

4 would barely ask the gentleman who
spoke last said an orator rising at pub
lie meeting and throwing of bis coat
Suffer the ladies' to Withdraw first, cried
deacon, rising with great concern in his
countenance.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09

INSOLVENCY.

ENyHE Undersigned, commissioners, M;
b pointed BY The Ho,. Probate Court
Of Holmes county al the January term
hereof upon the estate Of James Higgins,
deceased, will meet at The office Of Willis
Drake, in the town Of TcuIu, for That pors
pose, the second Saturday il every month,
for the next six nonlhs, commencing the
10th Of February.
w. w. WALTON,
s. ID. BELL,
WILLIS DRAKE,
\ Commissioners.
Jan 26 ll---Gn
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09

a Boston editor says, I" Three young
ladies, with rich, ripe and mellow lips have
been magneiized withil:a week, SO that
they would hold still 10 Be isissed.'' You
don't say 50.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09

: Defntion 81 Bdbies. Noisy, ,lactiyor-
Gus, animalcuIa, much dcsiied BY those
who never had any.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-09
i.AW N(YTI(E

CARUTiIERS q CLARK,
MH AVlNG associated themselves to-
II III gether in the practice q Law, will
attend to The Circuit Courts Of Yazoo,
Holmvs, Carroll, Choctaw, Yallobusha,
and TaIiahatchie; and the SuperiorSlale
and Federal Courts At Jacksot. and Pom
iotoc Office at Carrolllon, Miss.
B. #. CARUTHERS,
w. C. CLARK