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The native American., 1839-02-02
VERY FINE IRISH LINENs.-5o pieces very supe
' linr Linens, just received by
Nov. 9-3t BRADLEY & CATLETT.

A>HlAGToN BRANCH RAILROAD The
w The Passenger trains this Road will daily start
. FROM WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE,
At O'Clock. A. NJ. and at IL O'Clock. p. M
FROM BALTIMORE FOR WAsHlNGl ON,
AT ni.e o'clock, A. M. and at four O'clock, p. M.
Passengers by the morning train if proceeding
wardIy, eau connect with the Western train The Bal
tnore aud Ohio rail road at the Relay house, reach
Frederick in time for the Western stages that leave there
al i2 oclock, noon, HaIpers Ferry, n time for the
evening tram 10 Wine chester; while passengers travelling
eastwaldy conveyed through TO Philadelphia without
unnecessary detention at Baltimore. reaching PhiIadc
phia in time for the evening line to New York; and thus
accomplishing the journey from Washington to New York
in day.
Un'yr 10 circumstances whatever can the train be de-
layed yryond the hour fixed for starting II is, therefore.
respectfully suggested that p ssrnsers procure their tick
els the previous evening" to enable them TO do Which
thcotice will be kept open till half past O'Clock
Oct. 6. SAMUEL sTETTINlUs. Agent
INRENCH CAssIMEREs Opened to. day
4 50 pieces French Cassmercs which VIII be sold
Nov 6-:r. BRADLEY & cATLETT.
n ONii MERlNO sCARFs We have jus, received
IL 100 Long scaris (yery fine, and Will be sold grea,
bargans) w.:
Also, 200 handsome shaws, very cheap.
Nov, 6-3t. BRADLEY & CAlLETT.
L1RENCn AND ENGLISH BEAVER CLOTHS
10 pieces very superior Beaver Cloths
Which will be sold low hv the lece
Nov 6. ~ " nRAOLhY & cATIr1r.
INGRAM CARPE lo.-We have iiusi IA i.anc>onle
i lot Of Ingram Carpetns, which nlll be sold low
Dec st BR NDLEY & CATLErF.
EEOUSEFURNiSHlN WARE.RODAlS. on Penn.
4 i sylvania Avenue, 4-2 sre,t.-.BDrELER 4
DOM have Just opened t>cir Fall Stock Of House
hl=hg Goods, consisting OF almost every article used
gen,eeI housekeeping. They have added 70 then stock
this handsome assortment Of plated goods, such
Savcrs Castors Baskets. Urs Candc sticks Snufiers
and Trays; which have been selected with unusua,
5..
Also, very superior English and Philadelphia Astral
an! Mln'e Lamps of superior workulanship al.
warranted in good order.
They have also handsome assortment of Curtain,
Bands, Pins, Cornices, and Poles; which, together
with thrir large stock OF Looking Glasses, Cabinet
Ware, Mattresses, Beds. and BedsteatIs, Irock,ry
Glass and China Ware, renders their sock more ex
ensive than in any other establishment of the kid
in the District; 10 which they wonld respectfully in
vite the attention of persons furnishing.
They have also Just received from New York hand
some assortment Of Cured Maple Parlor Chairs
~ B.-Ihey still continue to manufacture Chai II
every description
p. Stocking Glass Plates Of various sizes.
Oct 6-H ..,.
The native American., 1839-02-02

BRANCH RAILROAD The
w The Passenger trains this Road will daily start
The native American., 1839-02-02

~ EW HoNEY.-Fine favored country Honey for
table use, put up IN jars Of convenient size for "a
miles, just received at TUDDS Drug Store
DEC
The native American., 1839-02-02

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prospectus will receive copy OF The wok in exchange,
and also confer lasting favor upon the propretors.
r" #.at FULTON & SMITH.
GEORGETOWN, ID. c. r...
Or 1t is the earnest request Of the publishers that
respondents will forward their contributions Tor tie Re-
riea al The earliest possible mement.
Oct 20
The native American., 1839-02-02

Ii ECUMMENDED BY THE FACULTI.-liow,
"a ari's Compound Syrup oil Carrageen, safe, sin
pie pleasant. ami et ctua remedy for chronic coughs
asthmas consumrtons, &C.
This syrup has deservedly acquired great reputation
and the confidence Of physicians, as remedy III lie cure
CT pulmonary diseases 1t is not Offered specific, but
will be found generally eleclal in the OF chronic
coughs as,hmas, &C., and vii! frequently relieve obstinate
pulmonary diseases.
C-f- When circumstances admit il should be used under
the direction OF physician ....
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, al my Pharma-
cy, Seven Buildings. ..-..
Also, for sale by most ofte Druggists in Washington,
Georgetown, Alexandria, Baltimore, and throughout the
United States. F HOWARD.
Dec s
The native American., 1839-02-02
PROPOSALS

For publishing IN the city of Washington weekly news
paper, Il be dey oteu 10 the interests OF RELIGION
and LIrERATuRE, 10 be called
The native American., 1839-02-02

HI cd this day
20 pieces Rep' Silks r..
10 do Figured Repts
63 DO French Merlnos
The above will be sold very cheap.
Also, Il large supply OF French work, opened on our
second story. BRADLEY CAlLEll.
Dec. 9 .......
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-27
T $40. 3
Scmcrfcffcr :&Sfcn @itt.

Ginen fol6en Slit Der Die Sfens
plotten fcIf perbtnbet ni6t 70 eintrods
net baB ct abfallt, unb fetnen Glan6
our6loBt oerfertt9t man auf fol9enoe
9trt. 9Jian ntnnlt baSu ]. Giienfeils
ipane, 2. tletn9ettp6erce@las, 8 nnges
loitten Salt, 6u 9leiben SbeileiL
Stele5 miro alleS 70 fein nie nlD9liob
puleeriitrt uno burd)9elGett init einons
Der oernltltbt unO NIT 9iinberblut itno
GtpetB on9ema6t au6 ninnlt man
etlp0S flor 9eriebenen 9llaun NIT bars
inter. 4SiQ man nm bieIen 8itt 5ur
@erlpabrun9 oe5 SfenS gcbrauGen
70 mnB man ihn, iDbolo er fertt9 1T,
mir Der 9r0Bten @ei6ptnrt9fcit III
Die Slt9cn ifretben, tretl ct ipnlf 3lt
fart binnet baB man tbn m6t re6t
rc9teren fann.-Siet oter bteftr Sitt
crif etnnlaL 70 Miro ct nidt ME Der
ein9etrrfnete 2eimetL lrteoer otfollen;
fetu GrI6iittert bcS Sfen5 fam i'm
abfprengcn, man mr6 thn irenn man
cen Sfen ottre6en null init Dem
.Dtciilel nit 0enolt atarbcitcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-27
Sabr9an9 IL.
Sebttl9 nm &c n.

Oielc 3eituug miro jeben Mittrppf ouf
cinem arcBen Sltpers9tpDal Spgen, nit gang
reuen Sd,riften, bcrauS9e9eber.
Der SubiriptipnSs9Orci6 it elm { baler
bes SabrS, iproru bic S1dlfte I'M Sprau6
Su beSablen lit.
5tetn Sublcribcut ipirb fir ipeniger ais 6
Mouate angenpnmer, unb fciter fauu Die
3eitun9 auf9eben, bis alIc 0filditdnbe parauf
abbesahlt ftnb.
Sefanntnatur9ert, ipeId,e cin Siercd auss
MAIDEN, perbeu breimal fir etuen Shaler
ein9erilft rnlb fir jece fcrnere Ttnritdrtu9
Serbdltnib.
0iejelli9c rpeld,e bic 3eitun9 NIT Der 9Dpf
ober bent 9Dotrciter erbaltcu, mIlfra ielbit
bafilr beSdblen.
9llle Sriefc al ben Ncraus9cber miilicn
ppltfrct ein9cIdnbt wercen, ,lpnlt merecn ite
uid,t aufgeupmrtcit.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-27
C2lu6 bcn Gbri1lltArn 2lprlr9ctc.)
9c9ehrlrti9cr s3uitanD
her
Gc!igipss III ;Sronescicb.

Sclt ole fatbplil6en Sii i06fc unb
anrere Drdlaten III SSraufrei6 cur6
Ole SDl9eu ber SulttSrepplltipn 1880
9cliptbi9t lrprccn illlb, cen S6aup(aB
Der Dfentlt6cu 9ln9cle9enheiten su
pcrlalicn, ltnp li6 tll5 SOelli9tbum SUI
rltfSu;iebclL leitbem pie @etitli6en al
Sel pclitiltGeu Sreitt9fctten Oct flets
neren Stlpte unO S6rfer nic)t meGr
Sbeil nehmeiL bat Ger SotheliSiSmllS
merflpltrbi9e Scrtlhritte III Srantret6
9en1a6t. SSm Saufe ppn iiinfyg Sab
ren bat man tetnen 70 9rp6en 3llcran9
Slt ben fathplil6en Slrden ST Y1ri5
unb lit ocn lSrpptn5en mahr9enpmmen.
Die Scmmlurifantcn;abl bat iid) il
elmer Nfarrei rcr SalIptttabt ntetr als
perrpwelt, llno 1T AUDI III a:doern Be-
trIcttlif 9eitic9en, G;6 ctlteinen ieet
III Gart6 3rplf t;5 frnfsebn fatbcli6e
Sa9eblatter inlO 3citi6riftciL ole cine
tiurelteile2 ltnsabl lpon Subltribenten
9cflnlStlt kaben. Sie alten 9Serfe
9Lier fotbolilher Sbriftifeller linb
) nit Grfolg nell auf9ele9t ippreen ;
firs berSaf6pli;i6 bat au9eufd)eins
| li6 biunen Der leetet fiinf Sabre @runc
ae.ponneit. Sie5 teruht allf mebres
rem llrIa6en. Sic iptfti9ffe 1T Die
1Gntfernuns cer @eiifli6feit bon cen
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-27
Jfeiner l1rcfit Sbal. 46
Ginfade5 MitteL friiben nno 9uten ScpfIats
." lat Su erbaltcu.

Ginfa@e5 MitteL friiben Hnc 9utcn Scpfiat.
." lat Su erbaltcr.
Gie9epGbnlibe Mctbcce, ben Scpfs
lallat rctbcnfcrntt9 81 pflonen, bat
ui6t olIctl leGr ptcl WtliBIanles, iruz
bcrn crrcttt tet lpeiten ibren Gncz
jucf llidL ber illr Der fein fann
+ II ! c II lnc gu ten Sallat 81 Sies
ben. Srr6 Ho6 @crpflanSen pcn ben
Gaanlentceten lperben Die illn9cn
D1onien ppr5ii9lib tei trpfnergStites
rllll1 Tim s bis IA Sage perlp6tet
benn 70 lon9e teclirfcn lie, Inn trieber
all3mo6lcn, raS betbt, tbre 9fabrlng
pur6 bie QSurSeln 81 SieEcn. Inter
Oteler 53ett mlthen ie frdnfe(n unb bie,
ie Srdntli6fett lpft 9Slirmer, telons
per6 ben Gettnurm C01c9enpllrm)
bertet. Ser Ntaulnurf Ger nun
lptcber zen 9S1rnern tlad)ipllrt ifD6t
Ole nod halb 9ciunben uno BON cen
NAirnern perl6pnten NfaBen rplz
lenc5 ans Ger Grre un0 Whlbc uno
Sett 1T pcrlCren.
I'm olle bieie ltete( sli permeicen
lnlo etnen 9rp6en Gbetl 3eit, Der nit
rem DhanScn, Se9te6en uuo 02a6,
pflan3etl perlchren Sebt gu eripareil,
1T cS 9enu1 lrenn man ifltt be5 Sd.
Gus rret bts 4 quite Sal(atlalnenf6rs
net III Die an9efeu6tcte @rbe in 8ciben
nno 5lpar nltr einen 8iertel;cQ tiefT
lc9t lno iie 70 Der 0iatllr ilterla6t.
Saben bieie Ifansen 8ldtter 9elrcn,
nen 70 lperoen Die lbpadifen ousges
io9er itno 70 Mas 9enaft. 9lnf biele
Dirt perborren fie audi BET Ger 9roeten
Stee ni6t, frdnfeln ME, libertrefen an
9artbeit, Salter uno Seifi9feit ale
oilf anSere 9(rt 9ephan;te 9rpfe lmo
man bat piersehn Sa9e frliber &cpfs
fallat anf Dem Ganre.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-27
Oltttppeb, pen 27tten I1rS, 1889

Sttle. SaS 9lu9e rc5 @jloubcn6
ober iieht bo6 i6On eiuen i6Dner
Saum, 100 crif nod cine Sarte 4yHanS(
1T. Gin WnDer9ln9l6er Game lpirr
alle8a9e auf oaS glnb au59etfrcut unt
Der Serr miro i'm 0nf9eben loien gu
letner Sett.-Ste epan9cl. 0eielljCbaft
bon @enf bdlt 6 DreGi9er, 6 Sulf5s
preot9er l,lp Gebrer nnb 10 gtbelballs
iirer in Sranfrei0.
9lu6 ST StraBbnr9 bat iT6 einc
epan9eltitte @eiellihoft 9ebilpet mel
6e cine Sapelle erricttet bat 1no Ell
men epon9elif1en Nrect9er unterbdlt.
Ser GtnfluB, ben Ole Gopeitc altf
nan6e Geelen ol8gellbt lit erfrell>
ltb. OiandG Hte pOn bangeu 3reis
feln unp 9)fltblDii9tett nnlbergei6(eue
bert merben, iIinb purcb Die Drert9t
reS McrteS III rer Sapelte gum Trte
Den @ptte6 9efltgrt moroen, lretl iie
"a Sen fenllen 9clernt ber uniere
Slilloen ocr9itt unb heilct altc @Cbres
hen. 9lnrere ole lI0 einem lct6tiins
nl9ell Seben btn9egebcn Batter, iaben
raS Sltrobafre llnb lln6rttflirbe hires
NebcnSlranHel6 etiL 0nSCrten tire Ges
linnlm9 unb r1llreln fcttbcm i'm Sc
bprI1m 9e9en ra5Q&prt@cttt&. Gur6
iNlCbe 9rltnrlide Silne@duperrnQ
GtnSclner 1T ,Srtebc, gtebe, SrOnun0
III nlebr ol5 elmer O0u5b 5ltln9 ein9ez
fCbrt. 9Sicle, bte his robtt Die beilt0e
Sd)rtft tbrem CSlb0lt no0 nur iebr
oterflldlt0 9ef1nnt batteL tcfenrcn
jett nehr Gtniicbt III bte Stefen be6
hctlt9en 8DtteSmOrt8 erlau0t SIT hotcn
uno NIT rteier @tniiCDt mcbr Sroft
ihr 91nSc5 Geben lrno allie &erbdlniic
heIelber inter raS GciCB G'ctte5 III
itellen. Sm 9lll9emeinen if Gle Sehre,
raB Seill5 Gbriitu5 rcr mabrbafti9e
@ott ulIo ro5 elptge 2eben it in oicIen
ScrScn Sur beielt9cnHen @elri6beit &C.
mrroen.
Gie Sibe(9eiellib1ft in Tranfrci6
ortcttet 9c9etlrdrrl9 al Oct 2lltSflEhs
rnng etneS iebr 9llltii0en 0co1nfcn5.
Sic hNt fi6 nlmlitD ppr9enpmnlcu,
etn bcirnbcre6 9ln9eumerf 1tf Gle JIM
gen 2erte ST ri6tclJ rtc Sltm Srtc9Ss
rtenit 0llS9ebpben wcrbclL unb Slpar
ouf pen 3einuntt hclicu ernitc Girs
bride bic Olejiten rur0 Sct0tlinn unb
0tcbbclt ST etltferncl iuNcn no Te
nllnltO beifinlmt 81 Splbltcn crflGrt
lperccn. GSn bieitr a3cit icllen ocn
jltu9ct 2eHteu 0teIe Seif1mente IN
ent9elblt0 altS9etbeilt, mo bieleS Sc
l6ert NIT ctnt9cn Grlnabnln9cn uno
9tathi0la9en llber bcu gebr1ntD biele5
9DttltNen 0utteS, tC9lcitct ,perGcn.
Sefommeu ife babei ctnen Ginbrud
ppn Ger d)riiflitten Sbctlnabme all ibs
rem S6tfill unb ppn elmer trcu fit
ite beior9ten Giebc 70 miro ibneu &c
lpi6 ta5 @clbenf Tim 70 theHrcr ,ucrs
oen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-27
Gemleilsmta t;licDcs.
SenueuU9 Der Srnnrntlunenferne fir cas-
SecerYicb.

Sic Spnlentlume 1T befanntltb
etn lehr rileltbe5 lnto eintrd9lttbe6
@jelrdd,S. 9lH5 etnem Saamchfprne
rerlelteu 9ebeihen Sauienre. Wfan
fat ater lUtbt aller Srten 0eIe9cnbcit,
iIe gum Selid)lA9cn ST benteeu tbeil6
neil man bteie5 nt6t uerltebt mo feline
9lnttalten ba;u III Der 9tdbe bat, tbeil5
audi neil man 81 rpent9 III rieicr Soinz
lI6t au6l1et. Otan lollte ater auf ies
Hent leeren YlIBben an 9Se9en, in
@drten uuo auf 9lefertL an Wanfen
mo 3ilmeiL in Gdeu urO 9Stnfc(u,
on Odllern Mdtc, tte Sn ui6t5
braubbar finb rnb leer Ncitcn, Hiele
9clriB ni6t 5ur llnStcrpe 9erei6ellbe
Ylumeu, cas- SpnltDl Der Sreupe unO
S1eiterfeit onphaa3en "a iIe bon bem
rcelffen 9crtbeil fir Seoern1ann ffnb.
Sie Sllbncr ilno allies Seberpteh freis
fen ren Gaamen perlelben be9ieri9lf
uuo aereiben barnad) eben 70 0ut ais
nad) @erife. 9Sel6 cine Wten9e Sc
treipc fonnte auf ciele 9lrt eripart, i'm
eiaentli6ifen 8crftanre eripart uno
lpie piel taufenb SOulner sur Si(fc
uno 8er9nii9en in Den Sausba(tun.
gen mebr 9ebalten rpereen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-27

s.. StbDIpb Soge, III rer oanIton etrase, cini9e
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-27
NprtGanrton GalInN
Sdbertf's : 95crfdut.

Ser Sderiff pcn 9trrthonlptcu Gauntn
maft nadfcl9enees @i8enthnm gum Ser'
fauf tefauW:
Wacntaas ben eritCu Gag shril, all tem
f6aufe pcn Sbrmas Graih Gjaitptrtb i'll
Qeeba Gap; ;mci 9cipiic Sridle eanr, Der
cine lic9enci 2U,pameniIn9 SGntidtp, erlts
halteno ia 9ldcr: Der anpcre grdnseno an
kqaneereicn Ycn Ism. 9taplc, Scbn S,antep
lno anecre enthaltenc 100 ELDER. dc
6etiuee baruuf fIno: Il ittdt9cs Slrds
gEebnbans, 90 tci IS Sub, cine SIcds Sden'
sr 80 be 25, . fcue shllIcn9cbdu3c, ein
fSonmaartcn, 8 slfcr 9Sieien nuo so 9lfcr
ltlorss eauo, tas ltriae it nit (HS be-
anadien, aud, he1ntct I'D, uate am S?1uls
,ms GUT Gsuelte, Ia6 Gi9cnthnm "en y o'
- @rce Swei9.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-27
N1p

t sut1 pUr asbst,nen @efeHiebaften."- ggafAhnaen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-27
Sanf6om.

8iellei6t 9tebt e6 feinen 9lrtifel tes
9lfert1uc5 Der prpfitlider flir Die gaus
erl mare ol5 Der Soan fb q 1t. Sie
0ta6fra9e notb S0nf utmmt nit jea
Dem Sabre in cincnl 9rp6eren W}aa6e
SlL ol6 bte Sllnntttdf, Gle SIT W}arfte
9ebracDt lpirp. Sieier 9lrttfel miro
trnmcr cillen 9ntcn NreiS hplen, mir
nlb9cu Srte9 pocr SSrteben baten.
.9te lln9eGeure Menge Sanf Die Sur
GercibUn9 ltniercr Sdifnrt nGthi9
III, miro ibm immcr etnen iItern
.0tarft pcrldaHen. Gjute5 2ono 9iebt
cine 10 rct6e 9(uSbellte all Sanf al5
an 9SotScn cbcr gGclf6fcrn. Se65
hHnocrt Nflnl0 SO1nf NH etnem 9ldz
er 1T tetue iltertrtetenc 9tednltn9;
.benn man Gat Sciirie(e, boB ein 9lcfer
80 3entter 9etra9en bat. Scr reine
Drofit pcu einem 9lfer, 81 6 3entner
|9cre0nct lp1re alio eieier:
6 6s3cnner, Su 12 Sbaler, 72
Sa1mcn Gbater 4
4lfllt9en mo C99cn 4
9tlpfen, Spretten, ,c. 8
VreGeH 8
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-27
(9luf 0eaehren cinaerilet.) }
e { { D.

ues opr furSem binter bcm Slauen 9
an9efpmmenen Dcutlhen.
$50 bit cu frpte 3ett
Der th mid, font Se'reltt ?
Stit bu fir midI oerlpren,
uno iparo ttb benn 9ebcren
gum tarten Mi59eiehtd?
3, trnut th Sch SHrilf
3 DentIilluub, Saterlone,
ME ha6 td rth Derfaunt!
gSc ih III pclleu 3iI9cn
cas- rci;cnrite Ser9nil9cn
9anS tIntmerlpS 9Cnrb;
Ger SrcEec lcbt' t6 ttp6
ia idIdumte ter 9Dpfal
pom 9ibeinwciu bell uuo flar;
SHicr mu6 id, qSaNer trtrfen,
uno penu ia 0ldIcr blinfcil,
70 lIno iTe nur pcli 0tum D.;
Ger mad,t cen &rpf mir eumrs.
Errt llbte tSrtfaHcc
Sctllcu uuo oud) So1idee;
Sljcr mus irh mid) be9nll9eu
nit SGIRctit,: bietCi Iie9en
Sartpfclu jcbesm0l;
CaS iptro mir fait sur G.naal.
IN @enba nnb @c;art
lrtuflt 6reuren mander 9lrt:
Nter muB it) Sulfrads hDren
ltno dnore HrHithc ltrrcrl
ben fiBcn Shlaf bel 9iatt;
llnc neucr Gram cripaht.
GNt SaQ mo &pm6eie,
eudl irb' td bier wptl nic
SNier lprin9 itb ilbcr 6enIc,
ltdtt ihoncr beutlchen 2dnSc,
Der rcbe Screr 9tebt
Gin Sd1auricL taS man fnbt.
Irh ici 9ctroit mcin NcrI
rcrjd9c allen Sdlmers
Grnn cine 2Irt ,u fIibrcrL
bic &ruppc Sl rc9lereIL
crfcrotrt ia nur &rafr,
llne spcnig 4&iNcnitbafE,
9iur rid, . &crr &ulfan
tleb ifb um Wciitluo an !;
Ecm Gid,cu um;ubduerL
nno Nenlcu b'rau5 81 baucu,
crfrrocrt gutcu St1bl
Gie5 m1dit III jeccsmaI.
gIud, 3cu6, IN Ccmcr9ctt!
hllf mir III meincr 9irtb;
QGeuu huuccrtjibyiqc gidAeu
her 2Irt ntdt >pcllcn ipctdcn;
70 Idlmcttrc fc reiu Swabl
Garuiecer jecc5mai.
Tub On, Q Gjrtt SDfpau!
feb MIDI niht neioiih an;
9Gcm eeiue ISGloer f1Ieu,
ip foil oafitr crfhallcn
Der $Itrtcn Hpt9eian9:
Gir on9enekmer Slang.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-03-27
OefeutltC6er 25erfauf.

Samita9s zen 3Ofen @3drs, Inn 10 llbr
@crmitta9s, icll auf rtm pIaBe fclbit, of
fentith gum @crtauf au69ctctcn rcrccu:
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-13
The following sale is postponed.
TR UST SALE.

ID virtue Of a deed Of trust executed
ID by John White, 10 me for the benefit
Of William p. King and Samuel Nelson,
for purposes therein mentioned, bearing
date the twentieth day Of April, 1888,
and filed for record on the twenty first
day Of April, 1888, and recorded in the
Probate clerks Office. ia Book G, pages
IA. 10, and l6, l will sell for ready money
at the court house door in the town Of
Lexington, in the county-of Holmes, and
State Of Mississippi, on Monday The thir
teenth day Of May next the following de-
scribed Negro Slaves. the property Of The
said John white, viz: one Negro man
named Daniel, about twenty three years
old, one Negro woman named Jane, about
twenty years old, one Negro girl named
Mary, about four years old, and one Negro
child named Isaac, aged ten months.
And by virtue Of deed Of trust execu'
ted by The said John White, to me for the
benefit ofthe said King and Nelson, bear
ing date the twenty third Of AI~il, 1888,
uitu htVu tOtrICCOIu III TIC lIOudtC CICihS
Office, on the same day executed, and
admitted to record in Book B, pages 2S7,
280, and 269. i will sell on Monday the
thirteenth day Of May next, for cash, at
the court house door in the town Of Lex
ington, in the County Of Holmes, and State
Of Mississippi, the following described
tract or parcel Of land to wit: the,s q
of the Q, and W h Of the q Of
section 10, township Is, range 3 east,
containing one hundred and twenty and
$500 acres, and the q Of the n e
q, Of section 30, township Is, Of range 3
east, containing 80 and 99-l00 scres, ma
king in the whole 100 and 33-l00 acres,
beingth same place on which the said
White now resides. Sale to take place
within the usual hours.
As trustee / will only make and convey
such titles as are vested in me, which are
to be-good.
= r.. II. sPlvEY,
Trustee.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-13
Anil, 90,

TAX Ok'S SALE.
ID WILL sell TO the highest bidder for
"a cash before the court house door, in
the town Of Lexington, Holmes county,
on the 18th day Of July next, the follow
ing described lots Of land, to wit: lots Is,
10, 90, 81, %, and %, Of sec 26, tnshp Is,
range east, containing 202 acres aud
40 l00ths; also the northeast quarter and
the northwest quarter Of sec "a, tnshp Is,
rangel east; assessed as the property OF
John M. Parisot, and will be sold TO de-
fray the tax for the year 1888, and costs.
w. M. BURTON, Collector.
Anil % 23---fds
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-13
NOTICE.

HvHE undersigned having been ap
N pointed by the Probate Court o.
Holmes County, at the Jan. term thereof
1880, commissioners to audit, examine anc
allow the claims against the estate of ohu
,. Davis, deceased, and viii meet at M.
ID. Haynes store, in Lexington, on the
second Saturday in each month, for the
next Six months, for that purpose.
a. HAYS,
w. H HINES,
y. G. RAWLINGS,
Nav Is C7 6m