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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17
LOWER CANADA.
F,om The \. Y Isaraal ofc.m.,,

From the N. Y Isarnal ol c.mmere.
Ii 10 stated that the iueIye of if,,,,
Williams WIN crossed into Canada from
Albureh. Vermont. . Few days since. and
burnt several Tory houses aud barns. h,,s
been demanded lrom The Gassrner or
Vermont as fugi.iyss from justice. We
hope they have. and lhaI they will be civ.
en- ~. and made 10 suffer- The psnal,y doe
10 their crimes. This game Of pifs,,ng
upon our neighbars has been cared Iar
rnough--ahd . linie too far. Neither
Canada nor Great Britain can hear j,
much longer. The American Peoale
would not have borns IL 80 long. I've
want war. the best way i 10 declare il =,
once. and not fomeni ar permit II 10 be
(onenIrd IN this snrsking. undsrhan.I
manner, 81 only far Sagabnnds and cut.
Ihroais. Lea IL be understood that any
individuals y ho. passing from our terri.
tory. shall commit eEiIars within Tier
Majesty's domIhiohs. viii be frnsl ted on,
II they return. and given M Ia The BRUSH
authorities lur punishment. and We wen
The " Patriot" operations Will hsncslmih
be very much curlailed in their prnpar-
tons. The cruelty Of the AlbUrgh lnsa.
ders towards deleaceless women and chi.
dren was horrible. They ought To be
punished for this. independent Of their
acts OF arson. A man that will drive No.
men and children barefoot into the street,
IN the depth Of winter. far from any OH.
er dwelling. 10 unfit In I've in decent 50.
cisly. and the sooner he 10 sent TO Bola,
ny Bay the better.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17
THE WAR SPAIN,

The SPan,ards. although BY AZ means
remarkable lur courage, are probably the
most cruel and bIoad.lhirsty people whO
urge any preIensions 10 cIvIliz alton. San.
culinary warfare seems lo be their ele-
meni, and Il they can iin'I nn lnrelgn lnes
with whom To contend. they will cut The
thr"a1s Ui each 0lhrr. anil commit acts OI
bsrbarIIy which would make New Zca.
lander shudder. Witness the long aud
bl"ody wars and revolutions 10 South l.
merIca. aud the eiUH warfare which "a.
ges IN Spain at the present time. The
Spsnisrds. IL phrenolugy be true, must
possess an enormous deVelopemenI oI
the organ al Deslructlveness.
Spain is by nature me Of lie fnc,,
and richest coIn,rles II the wnrld-its
climate. soil and productions. are all cal.
cnlaled 10 minister to the comfort of man
blu. cruel and ex.ermins,ine war has
been carried IN IN that country for nun.
her oil years. aud many thousands Of the
inhabitants, men, women aud children,
have fallen vIcCms n the sword, AMI
been killed while battling with their caun.
trymen, Ur massacred IN cold blood. The
latest adEIces from Span. show thai IN.
stead al being stated with blood, the lero.
GUY uf The c0niPndIng parties is increas.
ing: aud the CarlIst General has in,rn.
duced the system NJ shooting IN cold blond
all prisoners captured in battle. lie late.
ly shot ninety-6Ve scrgeants taken in a
late action With pa!lInus. To balance
this brutsIity. CArIist prisoner. have also
been rxeruissl, and E>parters has sent To-
l1urgr. (nr 400 CatIist prisoners, whom
he Intends to shoot By way Of reprisaI.
This has been the signal for the com
meacement Of The rrign of terror in Mad
rid, and one hundred and thirty resnecta.
BILE individuals. suspected of being favor.
able To Don Carlos. have been arrested
In that city aud thrown into prison, a.
hostages. 10 be put TO death, should the
Carlist chieIiaIn commit further atrori.
nes m revenge Tor the. butchtries by the
Chrlstnns. II il also related ,ha, the
stage c"ach from Valenri4 Tor Mad, III had
been slapped by the CarIis,s. and twenty
OF The soldiers and the officer. who form.
ed The escort. were put tn death. The
passengers were carried into the moan.
iains.
This is dreadful state Of things. and
the whole kingdom is ~ a horrible con.
dnI"n. Ii IS decreasing in popuIalion-
agriculture, commerce and manufacture,
are MISUNDERSTANDING and the arts ex.
TT IN Span only in namc--rhe people
are becoming ignorant, brutal. AID de
Pra"ed--Ihe laws are trampled under loo,
---r+''sihf Is set at nnugh,, aud n luost
, ~ gave" " the s'Ics, passions which dis.
grace human Nature. Suca is the far.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17
FOREIGN.

The Russian papers contain an article
dated wilma. October 2sth. stating lhaIa
conspiracy was discovered in the King
dom ol Poland and in the western goT-
ernmenis. one Of The ringleaders Of winch.
SIMON koNARsKY. with many Of his &C.
complices. are in prison a. wilma. Tie
Emperor has directed that the properly.
real and persunal. Of these individuals. 10
the number of fifty. should be immedl-
aIsly ssqus.,ered and placed under The
superintendent of the ctowr.
The grain market has advanced in
England. and Foreign wheat is admissi-
bic al The lowest duty. one shilling per
quarter.
The sale, Of Cotton up to the 9Th were
very large. about Oh 900 bales al an I'd.
vance Of ! per cent.
Large sales Of American stocks were
made al increased prices. All American
stocks had advanced.
There had been a great many ship
wrecks On the English coast, aud many
lives we're list.
The merchants Of Liverpoul have me-
m"ral,zed The Premier and the Minister
for Fmeign Affairs TO exert The influence
oflhe Brush cabinet. in conjunction with
the Continental Powers II Europe. to.
wards eGectng the terminalion oI The
disastrous warfare IN Spain.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

he lrnas. lie sslsbr.sus Iberi. n 4.
aneienisi kES Srswes
u Reflects shame and dlsgrare On N.
possfs q Europe. ahaI Hey have a.
long ere This inlerlsred. and pul ; s,oo -
Ihs sanguinsTy. Tins unnslural u.,s,,s
between people. born under lhs ,.m.
guFsfnmeni. speaking Ihe sane lans..-s
protesting The sane religion. ana ada.,'
Ing the sane manners aud customs. Il.
stead Of This. lhey have been srrre,lv n.
msniing disrord between ihs parties .na
stimulating the dsslrueiiTr splril. b. m.
nishlRg "lhe sinsws Of war" Tier
eondurl can only be enmparsd n Ihal AZ
the bottle holders 81 lao lieIee puFil,,,,
who encourage IheiT principals 20 h,.,
each other 10 deash. Bo1Oa Journal
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

, On motion Of Mr.. W. Cost johnson.
Ihs reiiliOn and motion we're laid On lhs
table.
In the House, On Ihs slh. The bill 10
carry into effect the convention ~ilh Tex
Is, and running The boundary line Be.
lween Texas and The United States. was
acted on in committee d he Aks.e. &C.
parted. and finally passed.
The motion 10 refer The Swsrtwoul De-
lslealion 10 Select COmmiIlee. 10 be sp-
pointed By ballot. uas taken up.
Sir. csmbrsleng opposed The motion
10 appoint By ballot; buI spoke in favor
Of Investigation. and INSISTED thai The Con-
seTvsIises and The MHHis Canal Banking
Company (oi which Mr.. SoulhsTd 10 the
President participated in The frauds and
dslalesii0n.
Mr.. Mason. Of Va. was in favor Of .
committee appointed by ballot. Tie ash
ed wheIher lhe country Mould pause 10
ask whether Mr.. Swsnw0ut Was Con
serEaIiEe or mol. before Trey suffered The
frauds nf The Department 10 be insesiiga-
ted. lie rebuked Mr.. Z. Tor attempting
to make party matter Of the insssiiga-
ton. and Turn Il 10 . party account.
Mr.. Garland Of Va. Mr.. Pickens and
Mr.. Cushin also spoke on The same side.
Mr.. Wise said. Judging Of The future by
the past. if this COMMITTEE was appointed
By The Spesker.ii wuuld be white sash.
ing committee. lie held Mr.. can.brtleng
10 the point in controversy. whether de-
posiie Banks were less safe Than an
individual deposilury. The gentleman
from New York had commended here
fhrmerly that the Sub. Treasury system
was the safest. and he announced 10 w.
that Ihs - stem was in opeTstIon. aud
would be, lament 1t Who might. Nav.
when we want 10 show The effect Of the
SGb.'rreasnry system, the gentleman from
New York says. you want 10 white
wash your friend SwSriwOui."
Mr.. Wise went into history fof
Swarlwnul's connection with Jackson
aud with Buu's treason.
But. il a conservative stole a million
aud half. how much would loco loeo
have sialrnl But weIe we reduced 10
such a state Of degradation Ina, the msja.
rily Of this House will not suffer any
default or lr .ud To be investigated unless
IL be found out Thai the defsulIer is Of .
pirty opposed To them!
But the gentleman from New York
wants TO know what vas done with this
million and a half! Who got il! lie
inmates that the Morris Canal Company
got part Of it Now, sir, | know some
thing of this Mouis Canal Company, |
sscenained that public money VAS taken
out Of the G,rsrd Deposte Bink To
speculate IN this very stock. The money
was taken by good administration men.
Mr.. Boon followed IN opposition To
The appointment ol 4 committee By bal.
lot. IL would throw the committee Into
the hands { the majority. and leave The
minority not a single member. The Al.
m'nisirAiion. he said, ought Ia have ma
jnrity ~ the commutee.
The debate upon the mntion was con.
iinued on the 9th. and the house adjourn.
ed without coming TO a conclusion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17


Important Report from Msrico.-A
letter received al New Orleans from la.
guira. dated December Is. menlinns an
arrival al that place from Sacnirios, BY
which cireuiluus medium ~ have THIS
improbable runor. Tn the 5.h Of dec.
the French learning the Mrxirans had
violated the Irra'y hy introducing more
Of their Irnnps inta Vera Cruz, landed TO
spike their guns. when Santa Anna. now
ior Tie fret time heard from. appears Oh
the The srene uf action. dashes dawn from
his hacienda with 5000 un"ps. comes
near annihllaiine the invaders. and re-
ceives a severe wound requiring ampu'a-
ton. L. j. even asserted that this news
had been corruboraird--that Grn. Ari'la
had bcen taken prisoner BY the Freneh
that Mexico hal declared war against
Frame. &c.
All this sayonrs too much Of Mexican
bravado. II is possible tina, there may
have been a Corporal's guard 81 marines
on shore captured by some 2oOO gallant
heroes Of the San Jaciuro stamp.
". L. Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17
EROM TEXAS.

We have received tie Houston Ttle.
graph Ia The l2h OF last month. Ac-
counts from Bexsr slate rhatWanquIiity
pervsdes the whole 81 that srciion. The
Camsnches have not been seen IN tiA,
quarter sinre the evening af the 20lh u'.
The Mexlran traders from the Rio GraH-
de are arriving daily. and manilrsl'ns the
most friendly dIsposilI"n towards Texas.
The Inauguration of Gen. LAMAR. as
President II Texas, took place on the lib
of December. The ssledIctory Of Ex'
President IiousToS. delivered an that uc-
casinn- is spoken of in the highest Terms
by the editor Of the Telegraph.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

Tire Faaissing Tasar. prepared By lie Es'aioE 81
lie Farmer sd Sasasnrr. Fubhshsd n BAL
tiaaase. .hews Ihe sxrs.lmsnts II sIzteea
ddereas pensaas - 20 The Pr his 4 a. acre
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

The New York Institute fm the l'fa
anil Dumb. on the 25th November l"sl'
roula,nrd me hundred and forty 'hTr P"-
phIs; a hundrcd aud taenly these o' a''
educated at tho public expense.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

Cav. Seward of N. York, reco nm'n"'
Inc unconditional repeal Of the Ia" pro-
nbrng The circulation Of en- al bills
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-02
SEIERlTErS SALE.

John Glass, use, &c. J Returnable 70 theiiomcs 9,
" ven,litio exponas Circuit Court, to April
Patrick Il Carraway \term, 1889.
EDY virtue Of the above stated case o
HID vendiio exponas to me directed, !
shall expose 10 the highest bidder tor cash.
before the court house door Of Holmes ~.
On the first Monday Of March next, lhv
following described tract Of land, 70 WY;
the i and d and 0 I'm " qoi sec ~,
tushp 10, range l west, and the " h O
the u " q Of sec Z, tushp ID, range ens',
levied on us the property Of Patrick =
Carraway,to satisfy the pnintiii and costs
ofsuit. i. w. PICKlNS, Sheriff
Of Holmes Co., Miss.
Jan 90 1l=-tds
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-02

Elias Norwood Mary Hammett
VS. ventitio exponas ysyenditio exponas
Thomas Lee. Thomas Lee, ct al.
James w Cusack josiah Nettes
Us venaiio cxponas ysyendilio exponas
Thomas Lee, ct al. Thomas Lee.
N Il Roberts, uscs&c. John Montgomery.
VS. venditio eSpoms We venditio exponns
Thomas Lee, ct al. Thomas Lee, ct al.
Retulnablc to the Holmes Circuit Court, to April
term, 1889.
ESY virtue OF the above stated cases If
venditio exponas TO me directed, |
shall proceed TO sell to.the highest bidder
for cash before the court house door Of
Holmes county, on the first Monday Of
March next, the following descibed prop.
|erty to wit:the & h ofn W d Of sec. no. 10
Ioftownship no l3, Orange no. 3. o and
one negro woman named Betsy, 10, years
Eold, one negro child named William, and
one negro girl named Sarah, ~ years old
levied on as the property Of Thomas Lee
70 satisfy the plaintiffs and costs Of suit.
l. w. PICkENS, Sheriff.
BY w. F.. AUSTIN, Deputy.
| Feb. 2 l2-- ids.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-02
SHERIFF's SALE.

Vincent Galloway Rcturnalh TO Yazoo Circuit
vs. f IA Couri, to May term, 1899.
Maguus T Iogers.)
DY virtue Of the above stated case Of
A0 6ric facious 10 me directed, shall
offer to the highest bidder for cash, before
the court house door Of Holmes county on
the first Monday Of March next, the fol-
lowing described lands, to wit: the h S
W q the h S q the W h W q the W h
n " q the n h h q the Ii W h n G q,
the h Q h $ 9 q Of sec 30; the W h n Q q,
the " h NV q Of sec 81; the h whn d,
the " h n W q of'sec 20; the W h W d,
the W h W q of sec 10; all in tnshp -
range2 cast; and the q of sec 80
tnshp Is, range east; levied on as the
property Of Magnns t Rogers, TO satisfy
the plaintiff and costs Of suit.
!. w. PICKINS, Sheriff
Of Holmes Co., Miss.
Jan 81 l2--tds
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-02

$ w Oakley & Co. Bcnedich&p,n-,.
VS. al q fl W. Dchedick, us,t,
Fleming s. Bennett. Same.
Wanger s. Hanson, ReturnabIo 8
vs. Circu;t G. 'ne I.
Same. term. 1870 70 M,
Ely virtue Of the above stated
me directed, BY the Hon. circ' v's'''
Y ,. ! will % the first Monday i n e'ar
next expose @ public sale for cash ' ~
the court house door Of Holmes = .' as'a's
the following tracts and parcels If l lssa >
wit: the $ . q sec. lStl3r2 eas 's'a' %
taining l5o and sixty three lOoIhs = s'a
Y b offs W q sec. l0tl4r4cas, 4, .. a.'e''
Ing 90 acres, Q b Of n q and : i y
sec. VI l4r A east containing IA :
sixty nine 100ths acres, " h Of ! = /, 'aa
~ 7 10 ! 2 cast continuing 10 nins'Sr M Y
l00ths acres, levied On as defendants 7
will be sold to satisfy plaintiffs dss '' ' =,
costs; sale to take place wilhin ,bs ss sa'
prescribed by law. '''''
VIM. NJ. GWIN, lIa,,h,n
BY J. F. COOK, Deputy
Fcb.2 l2-3t. Pts Fee a
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-02
SHERIFFS SALE.

Terrell, Bernard & CO.. Warner & Bayard,
vs. yenditio exponas vs. yeaditio exponas
Taylor Erwin, ct al. Taylor & Erwin, ct al.
John Stone, Jr Cave & schofIer
vs. vendiiio exponas vsvendtio exponas
Taylor Il Erwin. Ahner Erwin, ct al. "
Reiusnable 10 Holmes Circuit Court, to April
term, 1889.
MDY virtue Of the above stated cases Of
40 venditio exponases to me directed,
| Shall expose to the highest bidder for
cash, before the court house door ia the
town Of Lexington, Holmes county, Miss.
onsthe first Monday in March next, the
following properly, to wit: the e h s.w b,
the W b 9 q, the b 9 hsw q OF sec 80,
tnshp II, range 4 east; the h e Of the
|, " d, The n h " h ofu eq,n h e hneq
n h Ell sw q $ h " h e q sec 5, tnshp
Is, range east; and one negro man
named Frank, aged % years, and one
negro woman named Emily, Is years old,
levied on as the property Of the defendant
Erwin, to satisfy plaintiffs debts and costs
Of suits. i. w. PICKiNS, Sheriff
OF Holmes CO., Miss.
Jan 30 .l2--ids
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-02
SgiERlFT'S SALE.


William Rankin 4 Co. Ret'nnble to Holmes
VS. venditio exponus iircuit Court, to
samtel Barrett, Ell al April term, 1889.
Hey virtue Of the above Stated case Of
vendltio exponas 10 me directed,
shall expose toihc highest bidder for cash,
before the court house door in the town Of
Lexington, Holmes county, Miss on the
first Monday in March next, the following
described land, 10 wit: the h 8 e a at
sec 35, and the VIII offs " q Of sec SO, all
in tnshp IA, ranged east; levied on as the
property Of defendant Samuel Barrett TO,
satisfy the plaintiffs and coslsot suit. "
/. w. PlClklNS, Sheriff
OF Holmes Co. Miss.
jan 90 l2-- ids
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-02
JOB PRINTING

We have nothing ofinterest fom Jack
son this week, as the Legislature is in an
uproar about the U. s. Senator, we would
not be surprised il the Legislature was to
break up in a ron. The election for Sen
ator took place on Wednesday last--we
have not heard the result.
Since we wrote the above we learn from
a gentleman who has just arrived here, in
the stage from Jackson, that Henderson,
whig, is elected by five votes.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-02
II + u MON.
FEBRUARY z, 1899.


We are authorized to announce Wilson A.
Pardon MS a candidate for Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of Holmes County.
We are authorized TO announce William M.
Burton as a candidate for Assessor and Collector
Of Holmes County.
We are authorized to announce Ohio W.
Beall, as candidate for Sheriff at the next
November election.
We are authorized to announce A. J. Curlc,
as candidate for Sheriff, at the next November
election.
We are authorized to announce A. L. Edring-
Ton, as candidate for Probate Clerk, at the next
November election.
We are authorized to announce Samuel II.
Baughn, as candidate for Probate Clerk, at
the next November election.
We are authorized to announce James II.
Cooper, as candidate r-the Office Of Sheriff,
at the next November election.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-02
s,IERIFF'S SALE.

Henry B Mcdaniel Retrrnableto the Holmes
V yendilio cxponas Circuit Count 10 April
John Adams. term, 1897.
lfnY virtue Of the above stuffed case Of
No yendito exponas TO me directed, J
shall expose 10 the highest bidder for cash,
before the court house door Of Holmes
county, on the first Mondayof March
next, the following described property, 70
witt the Ii Of the g h Of 8 " d Of sec 81.
iushp Is, range 2 east, levied on Us the
property of John $ gAdams, 70 satisfy the
plaintiff and costs Of suit.
j. w. lPlCIkINS, Sheriff
Oh Holmes Co, Miss.
Jan 25 l2-tds
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-02
SiIERIFT'S SALE.

Jordan & Smith Returnable to
vs. IA Yazoo Circuit
Amos Galpin, drawer, Cont, to May
Joseph w Deloach, LIST endorscr term, 1889.
Aney Bridges, I'd endorscr
ESY virtue oflhe above stated execution
to me directed ! will expose to public
sale TO tie highest bidder for cash at The
court house door in the town Of lexington,
Holmes county, Msp. onihe first Monday
Of March next, the following described
lands viz: the W b of W d Of sec. 81, the
" b Of the n 9 q and fhe n q Of The S W q
and the W hof the "a OF sec. GO, and the
n h Of b of n c q Of sec. 80 all in town.
ship IA range east, all Of sec. SO, and the
9 b Of $ " q Of scr. 3s,and tie b Of d
and the 8 Ii Of the W d Of sec. % oil in
township IA Of range east, levied on as
the property Of the dfendants Amos a.
Galpin, and Alney Bridges. 4, satisfy the
above stated EXECUTION and cos.s.
|. w. PICKENS, Sheriff.
BY w. f. AUSTIN, Deputy.
1 Feb. 2 l2-tds.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-02
SHERIFFS SALE.

John Curran Silas White
vs. yenditio exponas VS. alias Il "a on bond
Observation-Disclosures all Jefferson Fatherce, et al
Retunable to Holmes Circuit Court, 10 April
term, 1879.
ESY virtue Of the above stated cnses
shall offer TO The highest bidder for
casl,heiore the courthouse door Of Holmes
county, on the first Monday Of March
next the following described lands, 10 Wit (:
The s>h Of sec 26, tnshp Is, range A easi;
the " b of n g q sec 3, tnshp l5,range 5
east; the h n 9 q OF sec 5, tnshp l5,ranse
Z east. Also negro man, Charles, 25
years old, levied On as the property Of JEFF
lerson Fatherec, TO satisfy the plaintiffs
and costs Of suits.
Nv. PICKINS, Sheriff,
BY w. +. AUSTIN, Deputy.
Jan 30 l2- ids
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-02

We publish this week the entire pro-
ceedings Of the Democratic and Sat-
Rights Convention, held at Jackson on the
Sth ult., which will be found on our first
page, it will be observed that almost every
county in the State was represented in
said Convention. We will soon hoist the
Democratic and State Rights ticket to be
voted for at the regular November election,
and ifihe Democratic and State Rights
party are true to man, the enemy will
he ours.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-02
SHERIFE,S SALE.

P B Pone & Co. JF Williams
vsvenditio exponas svenditioexponas
s Swisher, etal. S Swisbef, ct al.
Agl. Bank or Miss. PB Pope q Co.
VS. yentitIo exponas VS. venditio exponas
SSwisher, ct al S Swisher, ct al.
Carpenter & Co. Morton s. Nash ,use,&c
VS. vendtio exponas VS.
S Swisher, ct al. S Swisher, ct al.
Retumable TO Holmes Circnit Court, TO April
term, 1888.
EsY virtue ofthe above stated cases OF
vcnditio exponases to me directed. /
shall expose to the highest bidder iyr cash
before the court house door in the town Of
Lexington, Holmes county, Misp. on The
first Monday Of March, next the following
property to wit: the Q b $ Ed sec. S, the Il
b Of the e b W q sec. 4, the S his W d $ 9
q Of 5 va " h offs e q sec. 4, township Ia
range 2 east, and the 6 b $ e q and Ii Of
1.-The 9 h Of ne d sec. A, and the b OF Ii
a " q Of sec. 3, township IA, range Q east,
containing $50 acres more or less, also one
negro woman named Betsy, aged % wears
one hoy named Bill aged Is years, QUE
boy named Henry, aged Il years, one boy
William, aged 3 years, and one woman
named Nelly, aged 81 years, levied on as
| the property Of the defendant Swisher. "a
satisfy the plaintiffs and costs Of suit. !.
I.W. PICKENs, Sheriff. \
By WE. AUSTIN, Deputy.
Feb. 3 l2--tds.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-02
SHERIFFS' iALE.

Dean s. Ohphant
vsnl Fl IA Returnble to the fTolmes'
Dennis Hopkins, } Circuit Court. "a
John M Browp ---s IT,.
sS virtue Of the abqe stated case Of
ED al Il ia TO me dircaed, / shall offer
to the highest bidder forlcash, before the
court house door Of HoliPs county on the
first Monday Of March next, the following
described property, TO Yit: section ID,
township Is, range 3 cas- levied on asthe
property Of defendant Hopkins, and the
south easi ar ofsouth ems Grof sec l0and
south half Of west half Of outh-west ar sec
II, tnshp Is, range ast, levied onas
the property Of deferdart George f.
Young, to satisfy the phintills execution
and costs ofsuit, &c.
|. w. PICKINS, Sheriff
OF HtImcs Co. Miss.
Jan 25 IL ids
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-02-02
SIlERIFF'S SALE.

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VS. vendItio exponas So
Rnse u 10y, Reiurnable to the Holmes
,.-rsy q Thompson Circuit Court, to April
vsyenditio exponas term, 1889.
Joseph McGinty.
MpY virtue Of the above stated cases Of
Jysl3 FIRE faciuses to me directed, shall
expose 10 the highest bidder for cash, be-
fore the court house door of Holmes Co.,
on the first Monday Of March next, the
following described lands, to wit: the " h
lofse q Of sec "a, tnshp is, range east
levied on as The property Of Joseph Nc
Ginty, TO satisfy the plaintiffs and costs 3
suit. |. w. PICKINS, Sheriff
OfHolmes Co., Miss.
Jan % 12-ids