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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

DAnx rHEArRE-THIs EvEN,Na n, . 49,
4 WIN b performed, 'N' Dec y Ia
THE EH oLIsHMAN i in S'T isS, q
Mrs FiiswIiaE. 10y 0''sSs',
FOREIGN AIRS AND NATIVE TS1s oRAcvs
Piles, Mrs Fitzwiiism. 'y o's
rur ,,,,,, Teeosciud. With q. T.esef
v vhE soMS BEtLE-Vi'An' Mr.. hichns' Mary, Mrs.
Psri.rmanes in future will commences q quarter pas, .,.,
bor Tickets. si-Pit. secsn,s--GaIl.rv. 10 cents
ID AGEA AND DIRECTOR. -'''''
THIS EVENING Dec. g. win performed the grand
virginiu. Mr. Forrest; Appas CIauein. Mr.
rr0c'or' V'0sn'.' Mrs. shaw.
Drama played Londoa upwards Of 100 nights with
TIE kISc AND s' The Mlmc-or Frederic. n. c,...
Of Prussia! .>
Doors open at O'Clock and performance commence at qa.,
rrIees-Bores 10 eens-fit. s7t cents Galeryss cents
Ew CHATHAM THEAlRE-THIs EVENING
~ :. Dec leo 1899, win be performed
me rOoH lDiOT-The Poor ldiot, Mr.. Wood
To conclude with . r ~ tonine entitled
HARLEQUIN MARGSRY DAW~Or The Queen Of ths
nnns H"er-Wa'eet the Qseen Of the Shining River Mrs
PIee.eBo,es % sentsPt IS etsaer, as cts Childr.s
under ~ Yeas, halfprce 10 Boxes
even preciselv. III AT
RkoADyWtA,sY ClRcUs:-Me..r. wEL.a, BARTLETT Z
tanments will commence with
Star and Waltz Ertree.
O. mic Song,
The Splendid Chinese Cavalcade.
Onicer and Recruit, laughable scene
Extraordinary Feats.
Mr. sandi,rd Of hi. laughabs Extravaganua.
Master Glsnroy the Juvenile American Roscu will appear
MT Cadwallader on his Four Swift Coursers.
Inc creates curiost in the America by Masters Glenrcv
Bacon and Joseph.
Mr berious Will appear On the Elastic Cord
49,. The entertainments to conclude with
On Hush, or the Virginny Cupids
boxes on cents; PIT IS cents Doors half naat
peior Ahce TO commence at o'clock precisely efficient
poce . engaged to preserve perfect order. MI
ROWEkf AMPhllh EATKE {isic Zoology al Iust,tule1
- 81 BoWERY.-THlS EVENING, Dec. O. 1889 the
perf will al half pa.t ocL
The entertainment TO commence with
The Tom Tom Festival.
The Living Pyramids.
Horsemanship by Mr. Turner,
The Halt OF the Arabs.
The Arena Contest.
Horsemanship by MIR Archer.
The Power"f B,lanong by Mr. Penand
Warrior ofthe Hard Heart, by Howes.
TIE Rose Pageant or Tchra chan
Mr. Turner on |, and horses
The flying Cord.
The Polish Brothers will appear.
Homeward Ho, the Mariners return.
To conclude with
The Grand Equestrian P.utomne Spectacle entitled I'll.
mhur the triumphant.
Boxes so cents--Pt IS cents dg3t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

COAL TO SUIT THE TiMEs.-persons des'rous q
u saving NJ 2s ton red ash Peach Orchard EGG and nut
rss wsrr st quality, have opportunit OF
securing above at the aforementioned reduced prices
from The vessel free from dirt and carefully screened bro
csage free sending their orders and cash without de
lav To WILLIAMS 60. corner OF Wellington and VAR
49,.
Egg 81 as so cent. deducted to those wbe draw
Nut cas- by their own carts
:, 49,. 80. 70 d9at.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09
MAR -.

On Thursday the 5h mt, by the Rev. Dr. Ferris, WIN
Thorn 10 Emily daughter of Cornelius Vanderbilt,
all 81 t.ls city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

NUMEROUS Cksrtabs Instslions abeusd y eur City,
~ limited in their Distributions to psrcuIar glasses Of sol
sre denomination OF psrson hossh such channels
Of esnevoiencs highly mertorous and serveeabs to the
Of religion aud humanity do not reach he
sites OF the thousands families and individuals In this
nunty desnts Of employ ment and struggling under every
deprivation that want produce, rather than become OBJ
jecis Of public O. arity. ~. $500. .. ~.
The Phanhropc ssciety founded the Christian Doe
rine that TO aid the poor mccoy, ard ctedwhaever
may DC Their sec aian opinions uty and hey hum
bly, their effort. will be less acceptable 10 infinite
good for being exerted to relieve the wrcched who differ
# m lem inj entments Of faith
la dir ensng the AID nay enable 10 give vigilance
will be omitted to detect imposition, relieve actual dis
and the rules and rgu atoms OF the Society SUCH
ings, and The applications Of their liberality
We shall be grateful for assistance sun erings
aud mitigate the mseres OF the poor and helpless
At the time will be less gratifying to acc unit for
that may be committed for that
purpose. N.MH
The pressure Of the times felt by the rich and
but the, fall with severity on the unempoyed sick and
destitute that opulence cannot fully though
The season mill and Heaven smiles the posr,et il
wants oCcaoned that by the be-
must be follow ed BY wretchedness and We
unwilling TO obtrude ourselves generou, aud cha rita
BILE that have such numerous claims bounty
but the daily and hourly solicitation for ance COM
pes again ask remembrance OF those whose pous be
rsty ana humane feelings for years past enabled
10 replace with smiles Of gratitude the banhed horror,
Of desttuto. All donations will be thankfully At
the Treaurer No Orchard street. and by Secretary
NO 1873 East Broadway
d0lt@ NJ DOBSON Secretary.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

~ Of the bills of the Chelsea Bank OF city of New Yorh
wanted BY the subscriber, At No. 20 Wall a.
dT.ns wP CHAPMAN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

TIyHE iPE.-We hear with pleasure, that
Mr. ourand yielded to the urgent requests Of the
nuerou. visitors that have been much delighted In viewing
the specimens Of this mcst beautiful art stay short time
Us 10 his departure for Havana and 10 give
public denomination Of the whole process, with practical
examples before giving knowledge Of the process he
that The number Of artiet and amateurs
hond be acquainted with the capabilities and properly srpre
c,tc the resu o this truly valuable he has accordingly
eshhug designs among which Gill be found those from
the hand. Of Mr. Da HIMSELF and also interesting
views in New York The admission TO the esho'i,on one
dollar for ,bee PERSONS two dollars and Cor family OF FIVE.
three dollars Visitors will have the privilege OF participation
In the disclosure process AZ half price which viii be dc
termined nv number OF subscribers Ticket. may ne had
ouIy Of Me..s Carvl Co. 0s Broadway The exhibition
will open on Tuesday, 10Th December from the hours Of oto
= $3.50 - da9.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

editor OF the Herald. dslt
ny-K NowLEs's "LovEn FOR SIX CENTs-The
Extra NEW WORLD contains James Sheridan Knowles
and highly successful drama of Glove" entire being tn
FIRST only American edition For sale at the Office Of the
New World, % Ann street
j. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
The Extra viii also the very latest from Har
r;.hurs and Washington. d94tis.
IRAND CONCERT-JOHN AMBER sON r.spec fully
his friends the public that he purposes
giving Vocal ard Instrumental Concert, in III, Ascend,
Dec TO- which occasion he will be assisted by the first Pro-
e .opa Talent the City, we'll by number OF ANA
brated SCOTCH MELODIES
Two distinguished Professors viii preside at the Piano
Glee, The Bright Morning star, Calco,t.
Song A Mans Man for a. that Burns
Glee, When ss pho tund j. Dandy.
Song, Mary o. Castle Cary, Mcneil
Duet, when the Morn stands on1ptOe, Hook.
Song Hail TO the Chief, w. Scott.
Quistette, when winds breath soft Webbe.
| Song My Mother dear, Lover.
Gee. Regatta Boat 0lee, s Pea son.
SONG My Boy Tammie, NJ o,Nehi
S SIss and Chorus, The chourn aud Crow B.Ssp.
In the Of IN. evening gent eman Of celebrity WILL BY
particular desire, r. cite Tam o'shanter
SECOND.
"Reminiscences Of ScotlAsd-On the Musical
Gee, HarL the Cur.ws solemn sound, Atwood
song BY the pure light Of Love, Flute obgato, sspp
Solo. ALL Robin Gray Flute Scotch Ballad.
Gee, The Birks OF Absrfedy, Burns
Sorg The Moon and AL her starry lrain
Music BY G. +. Horn, CO. Morris.
Song, Tuochgorum knner.
Duet We Banks aud Brass o. Bonnie Doom, Burns
Song Scotch Melody. by young Lady,
Ges, Pucks Cal, e. H. Horn
Song When the Kye Hame, Hoeg
| Song John Anderson my Joe, Burns
Catch Come buy my Cherries, DR.. Stevenson.
Fiuaie-sopg and Chorus, Should Aud Ac-
ouaintsnee Burns
Since the above programme arranged several we'll
known Amateurs offered their service whose songs will
be through the entertainments OF the evening
Concert will commence Al o'clock
Tickets 30 Ceps be had al the Principal Music Stores
at the Shakespeare Hotel and al Mr.. Clirehugs
E,,, an s,reet ard Broadway de-2t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

TyRUIT, WINE &c Al low prieessThs subscriber ehrs,
IN lots suit purchasers Oh ice brands Champagne VIM
Al So snd dollars per basket Bunch Rans, IN whole hail.
and sssrter boxes fresh Grspe., in kegs xpJ pots
div. THEODORE WALSH. n N ront A.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

I .RATORY AND MUSIC READING, s.EAKINO,
~ AND SINGING, at the stsyvessn Institute. Broadway.
Mondays Wednesday, and Friday, Prof BRONSON will
deliver popular ofegh lectures these
above explanatory OF his system for developing and tram
ing the voice for readings speaking and singing for hours in
principal poet, and descrptive sentimental
amusing, moral, patriotic, aud iragical
Rscffafons for the first evening.
I. Destruction Of sensehenbs Army, Byros
Q. The Flight of xerus, Miss Jersberry.
g. Oerevra. or the Osk-n Chest. Hogers-
Z. The Needle, dedicated TO the ladies,l Woodwork
Supposed Speech Of John Adams adopting the Declare
ton of Independence
For single, tickets 81 for lady and gentleman,
50; Tor firmly Of FIVE sir, S.. CO. See circulars snd
programmes
single admission evening" so cents for gateman and
two ladies, 81.
y .. Instruction given in private and 10 classes. dSs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

AIDES FAIR FOR THE PooR-M Alma b. 4oe
open during the week from "a. VI. to ioP.M NJ. de6r
n Pvi requested to grant the interview that he sfer
-. s.ii.as = do3ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

TOHN PLUNKETT, 81 Nassau street French and Ger.
j man Wine. Liquors. tordal, Sc-Od Cognac randy
Jamaica Rum Holm Civ irish wtksy BatavisArack Port
Madeira aud other Wines Absnihe, Taracoa, Msrachno
orhwa.ser ana pari. aneurs are offered sale by the
glass or IN quantities 20 suit families at No ~ Nassau In
$50 -. s.sai,. H.; l5,n.. .ho,. rr,,onst dp.it.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

IyxTRA POLyANTHos-r His pAY-we this day
~ issue 6nh edition Of the Poiyanho. E,trs No q in or
der supply the great demand made fr them 81 VOv cepes
already of this number have been circulated aoothsr ~
months exile will place the eleventh p o' the PEDESTAL
propraed 10 mionar.s' Huudreds OF the oral portion
81 the community since the persecution mared on vs. have
rendered the hand OF Friendship and support
We now stand e,eot God intended man" We intend to
make The rolysnhos apap.r that win carry conviction home
the hearts ofs readers that object lor me oen
"a OF mankind by exposing buses high places ana preserv
ing anty or married hfe" On Saturday the IAN INST
the number Of the roysnthos will appear We shall Then
document relative TO recent persecution ~ the
meek and pous few that will sstonish both Jew asd GENTLE
GEORGE WASHINGTON DIXON.
dorts Once 70 Ann Al oppesite Bei,s Auction room
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

b. BRANDRETH, VI D.. Gal Broadway
2tl Broadway, 276 Bow,ry is5 Hudson being my
Offices the Pills purehaed there be relied uron
and gesuins n BRANDRETH, MD don
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-06-22

Sovereign Of more advanced years and ex-
perience. She has, besides, all the char
acteristic bon natural and good temper o.
the English. /,
In relation to the Queens personal
habits, understand she rises between Q
and 9, breakfasts at 10, devotes herself 70
business till 2, then exercises, generally
on horseback, and that at a rapid pace, 60
ing at the rate often or twelve miles an
hour. OF her horsemanship i had an OPP
portunity ofjudging, having myself been
present in one Of her excursions OF twenty
rifles, in about two hours; and ! can as
sure you, If she does not ride like Cesar,
or hunt like Diana, she yet is one of the
boldest and finest female riders ever saw
Her attention to business is such, that
understand, if a despatch comes while she
lis at dinner, she commonly rises and at
tends to it.. She has turn and capacity
for business, and will, as she advances
doubtless take even deeper interest in al
fairs of state than she does at present.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-06-22
NOTICE.

by virtue Of deed Of trust executed
to me as trustee for J Fatheree by Rea.
srn Whitehead and Many his wife on the
goth day Of April, 1888, and regularly re.
corded in the Probate Office Of Holmes
county Mi. in book B. pages 345, $40 and
S47, will on Monday the 18th day OF
August 1889, at the court house in the
town Of Lexington, expose to public sale,
to the highest bidder for cash, the following
described property, TO wit: the b, W h n
" q and the h Of b Of Of section
2 township Is Of range Q east, containing
IN oil 30 acres moro or less, Also Tony, a
slave aged forty-five years, also two head
Of horses with all the stock ofhogs and cat
tie being the property conveyed 10 me as
tsustes, as aforesaid BY said deed Of trust
! will convey such title to the purchaser
or purchasers Of the same, AZ is vested in
me by said deed oftrust.
ODEDJAH FATHEREE,
Trustee.
April 9, 2l-tds. prints fee $40
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-06-22
@ANOTHER!!-hO

For forty dollars in current Bank bills
sent to the publisher free of postage, he
will forward forty copies of Alexander's
Weekly Messenger, for one year: and also.
furnish the agent procuring the same,
with the premium copy of the Holy Bible,
complete, as stated above.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-06-22

RlslNG GENlUsEs.-Scene in school
room. sFuss class'njografeev Schol-
ars-sYeth'm.' Master-'Tommus,
what's the biggest river in Ameraky? 2
THE Tombigbee, zur--lke he keeps
pinchin' me!' Gle pinched me fust,
and pinced him back agin.' take
yourseat-fust class inparsin! 'Yeth'm.'
|-sA-r-k ARK, ans ABRAMS, ASS ARKAN-
sAs.' pronounce it Arkansaws--but
Tommus,you amt spellin,you're parsin,
child sO-yeth'm! Harkhandsaw is
noun, objective case, Indicative mood,
comparative degree, third : person,
and nomitive case to scissors you
hav'nt said what gender, Tommus.
'Femenine gender 'Whyr Coz its
Next Coz it's she-male.'-
s Next Forgotten zur.' Come, David.
you know sYeth'm.' = why is Ark
ansaw of the femcnine gender, David?'
Coz its-why coz its got Miss Souri, on
the MORT, Louisa Anna on the souf, Mrs.
Sippi on the east, and ever so many She
males on the vest very well, David,
you may 60 to the head-your's rising
genius, and'll make man before your
mother 'Yeth'm. [Phila. Sat. Cour
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-06-22
j. M. CARDOZ q,
NETWORK SPlRITOF
THE TIMES;


A chronicle ofthe turf literature and The stage.
WILLIAM T. PORTER, EDITOR.
ANEW VOLUME (the Nlnth) oftbe
paper was commenced on the I'd Of March,
1889, enlarged by the addition Of four
extra pages, printed on linen paper of the
finest texture aud on new type. The
present volume will be embelllshed with
not less than seven superb engravings
on steel, from Paintings by the most
eminent Artists, with variety of beauli-
fully executed Etchings and Engrarings
on Wood. The Pictorial Establishment
on Steel are intended to consist Of Por-
traits Of Distinguished Winning Horses,
and Of the most celebrated 'sStars" in the
Theatrical World. In the first number
March q was given Portrait Mad'lle
AUGUSTA, the popular danseues, in the
character Of tia Sylphide," engraved on
steel by Hinshil,rood, and Portrait, also
on steel, of BLACK MARIA, engraved
by Dick, from Painting by 1Toye. OH.
err Eogravings are in hand, and will np.
pear Immediately.
The esprit Of the Times" was estab-
Iished by IFS present Editor Dec. 10, 1881 /;
the Old Series contained FIVE volumes
On the goth of Feb, 1886, New Series
4 was commenced, which closed on the 23d
Of Feb 1889, comprising three volumes;
very few copies of the last two may be
had bound at the Office, or they will be
sent in sheets to order through the Mail.
or Great care is taken TO forward
THE SPIRIT OF THE TIMES
strongly envelloped and leglbly directed
by the earliest Mails, to its different Sub
scribers throughout the Union, the Cana
das, and Texas, and particular attention
| is paid to its punctual and safe transmits
sion by ships, TO foreign ports. Subscri-
bers in Great Britain, France, and the
British West India Islands, can rely upon
receiving their papers with as much
regularity as if residents Of this country.
i OF Extra copies Of the LARGE EN-
\ CRAVINGS ON STEEL may be OBJ
tanned at the Publication Office at One
Dollar each; orders enclosing the money
will be promptly attended to, and the En-
cravings, with or without the paper, will
be sent to any section o. the Union, Sc
enveloPed as to secure them from injury
Terms Of Subscription and Advertising.
Il For One Years Subscriptions, $40 in
! advance. For Six Months Subscription
SIS in advance. For Advertising One
: Square Of % lines, first insertion s.
Each subsequent insertion ST..
4 OF Communications, FLY Mail, should
be addressed, post paid, to the Editor, or LEFT
at the Publication Office, on the Coroner Of
/ Broadway and Barclay Street, ia the
American Hotel Basement.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-06-22

THE FATE OF GENlus.-Many wise
head, and many worthy heart, are
doomed to ache with the pressure ofhu-
man suferings, living in misery, and dy-
ing in obscurity and want, while the
duller worms Immortality fatten on the
marrow Of prosperity, living to them
selves alone, with mindsincapable ofex-
banding, and forbidden by sordid prln-
ciples to do good and benefit mankind.
The following shortcut melancholy list,
are but few among thousand instances,
and proves the business of remark
which wounds sensibility:
Plautus turned a mill; Terence was
a slave, Dethius died in Jail; Paolo
Borghere had fourteen different trades,
yet starved with them all; Tasso was
often distressed for five shillings; Benti
vogo was refused admission into an hos
|pital he had himssl If erected; Carvante.
died ofhunger: Camens ended his days
in an alms-house; and Vangelus left hi.
body to the surgeon to pay his debts, a
far as it would go.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-06-22
Queen Victoria.--The Richmond En-

Queen Tictoria.--The Richmond En-
quirer publishes letter from Mr.. Steven
son, our Minister to Great Britain, in which
he describes the person, appearance, and
habit of the Queen Of Great Britain. Mr..
Stevenson writes from opportunities Of close
and frequent observations, which few per-
sons, even Of the highest rank in the king
dom, can have had. He Says
.aOf the Queen l suppose you will ex-
pect me to say something, and express my
opinion. The press in both countries gives
the most flatterlng accounts Of her beauty,
wisdom, &c. Indeed,i it is the fashion here
10 represent her las ! suppose they do all
Queens) as something short only Of Divin-
ity. Now l will tell you very frankly what
I think Of her, and l had fair opportunity
ofiudging. As to her person and face,
they are pretty fairly represented in many
ofthe numerous paintings and prints, some
Of which suppose you have seen. Sully's
/ think as good and pleasing likeness al
anv that has been taken. II has been sem
10 Philadelphia. None ofthem, however
do Justice to the expression OF the face
It 4 certainly not what should call beau
tiful-but, when hghtened up by animated
conversation, the face is full OF expression
and sweetness, and strongly indicative Q
character. Her manners are bland an
unaffected; indeed, there is s.mpIlcit
andfrankness and engaging atability abou
her quite remarkable for Queen. Al
other striking thing is, the total absence {
all ambitious display or desire tor admire
ton, which might be expected from 8
young person, and she q Sovereign.
No one can approach the present Quee
without being struck, not only with ne
easy and charming department, and th'
peculiar softness Of disposition and tempe
Tor which she 10 so remarkable, but wit
she entire self command and fepose ofmar
asr, which might be expected to guard
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-06-22

SOMETHING NEw.-A steam ferry
boat, which plies on the Alton Qll) fer
ry. having more power in her engine
than required, the proprietors have at
tached a pair Of burr mill stones to her,
with which the Telegraph says, while
crossing the ferry and running off steam.
sheis enabled to grind about one hun
dred bushels of fine meal per day.
| Boston Times.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-06-22

Important Rumow. --One Of the New
York papers mentions the report that the
President Of the United States was about
70 lead to the altar rich young widow Of
New Hampshire.
Well, spose'n he is, what then! who
has better right, lowin she's willin.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-06-22

BosroN.-The Post thus speaks Of
trade in that city;-"Business, that
prime mover of society, is capital.
Every body in ssthe cotton trade and SUI
gar line," is wide awake, and making
money! Go to our warves, aud there
is a living exhibition of perpetual mo-
ton. Every thing seems topsy-turvey.
Trucks, wagons, chaises, vehicles Of all
sorts, from the seventy-four ola country
ssteam," down-loaded with "Boston no.
tions,n to acommon hand. barrow, whirl
through the streets; boxes, bales, hogs.
heads, and thousand sswhat-nots," cloe
the sidewalks. Indeed, without a mar
has all his common-sense faculties abou,
him, he can hardiygo through our grea,
thoroughfares in safety, and philoso.
pher, with half the science of DR.
Lardner, INSTRUMENTATION notoriety
in less than FIVE minutes, would demon
strate the utter impracticability of pass
ling such world of activity without 3
bruised skin or cracked SKULL
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-06-22
JAMES M. DYER.
ATTORN Ely ATLAW.
LExrNcroN. MYssYssYppy

LEXINGTON, MISSISSIPPI,
"ILL practice in the courts O,
w Holmes, the circuit courts of the
adjacent counties, and the several courts
held at jackson.
Feb. 2 l2-tf.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-06-22
DESIGNATION

DISSOLUTION.
ENHE copartnerslrip heretofore exist
IL ing in this place between the UNI
dersigned, under the firm of Hayes y
Haynes, was this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons indebted will pay
the same TO M. d. Haynes; and all per-
sons having claims against the hrm will
present them to him for payment ASH
alone is authorized TO settle The same.
ARTHUR HAYS,
M. ID. HAYNES.
April Is 23-tf
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-06-22
NOTICE.

WVHE undersigned having been APP
pointed by The Probate Court Of
Holmes county, commissioners to audit,
examine and allow the claims against the
estate Of NJ. Mellon, deceased, will meet
at Lockharls Store, ten miles east Of Lex
ington, the third Saturday in each month,
for the next six months, for that purpose.
THOS. LOCKHART,
E. HORTON,
JOHN WEST.
Feb. l3--6m.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-06-22
LAW NOTICE.


CARUTIlERS g. CLARK,
HHAVING associated themselves To-
HI gether in the practice Of Law, viii
attend to the Circuit Courts Of Yaze
Holmes, Carroll, Choctaw, Yallobusha,
and Tallahatchie; and the Superior SIa''
and Federal Courts at Jackson and Por
otoc. Office at Carrollton, Miss.
B. F. CARuTHERS
w. c. CLARK
Jan % Car. ENG. ll--6m
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
WILL sell to the highest bidder lo'
IL cash before the court house door,, "a
the town of Lexington, Holmes county,
on the 18th day of July next, the follow
ing described lots of land, to wit: lois ~
10, 20, 81, %, and %, Of sec 26, tnshp -,
range east, containing 2s2 acres apa
42-l00ths; also the northeast quarter ana
the northwest quarter Of sec "a, tnsnp !.
range ! east; assessed as the property =
John M. Parisot, and will be sold 70 %
fray the tax for the year 1888, and c0su'
w. nj. BURTON, Collector
April 20 23-tds