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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-21

steamboat trying to ruce with you; and
didn't you crack on steam for three hours
to pass it, and could'ntW
"What if did! Ant you the captain
that turned in when your boat left the wharf
at Buffalo, and when you woke next morn
ing, thought yourself going into Cleveland,
whenyou were only passing the beacon at
the mouth of Buffalo harborq'
"lt's fact!-What'l you give if l will
lend you hand to push!'
"Keep your hands, you will want them
to keep look out over the stern, to pre-
vent some scow from running you down in
the dark"
"Thank you sir!--l don't have ma pas
sengers get in hurry, and leave the boa.
TO walk"
At this both gentlemen got very noisy and
vociferous, and would have become very red
in the face, If the standing bushes on their
countenances had not prohibited such a
consummation. The conversation also grew
rather lofty and intellectual than otherwise,
and passage at fisticuffs would have come
off if the bclligerents had been half as cour-
ageous as they were abusive. As it was,
however, each retired on board his own
boat, and ordered the last bell to be rung
and the engineersto blow off steam. Fox
ordered Molly to drive up the firemen, and
his antagonist tied handkerchief over his
face to keep the light of his countenance
from hcoiing The condenser. The result Of
the race is not known, but is said that
each boat made the trip to Detroit, forty
eight hours sooner than she has ever done
it before or since.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-21

rattle, mingled with another epithet and
name that an angry Frenchman never
spares, was heard rising like fierce tenn
pest without the doors. Suddenly there.
was pause gug Ing sound, as of one
swallowing iWoluniarIly-an the storm of
wrath again broke out with redoubled fury.
seized my hat and opened the door. and
the whole matter was at once expIained:
we had exchanged hats-and there he stood,
the soft caulllowcr gushing down his
cheeks, binding his eyes. filing his mouth,
| halr, mustaches, ears and Whlskers. Me-
yer shall forget the spectacle. There he
stood astride like the Colossus. and stooDinV
gently fOrUa d, his ewes forciblv closed, his
arms dropping out from his body, and drin-
ping caulAowcr and butte from every
pore.
staid no jnger; but retaining his hat. I
rushed from the house. jumped into a
tidcrc,' and arrived safely home, heartily
resolving that, to my latest hour. | would
never again devera letter of introduction,
----
- n SLAVE CAsE AND ltlor AT MARION,
Ohlo'-lne fruits OF the trucking slave
law PasseH by the LegisIature last winter
at Tue Ol"uihB oi hentucky, begin to be
seen III tuo holI demands shareholders
I'''Ne i"' su'Pce1c" ruh2Woys and the out
rage OF "a" ana good order with Whl'hthey
strive 10 enforce Ihose demands. Aback
man ny the name OF NlIlchel was confined
aS runaway save IN the jan at Marion
sotne'lme III August, by 'TgInIan, who
c!aiIheu nm a' master. On the 10Th ut..
MS tT,aI came on before the Court ofCom-
mon !e"s' Ju"ge bowen, presiding. rive.
'lS 'hl"lS were present. IeaTy, the Demo
cIa' s"yS' u" swear 10 'Iie IdchlIly OF Mich
ell ,a,1I qua 10 MS DeIi,@ chattel.
he case eNeiIeu eHIFanru interest,":
Ihe courtroom was crowded 10 excess by
persons anxious TO near lriaI between IL
perry ana slavery upon tne issue OF which
depended ,,9 'hG welfare Of a fellow being,
ne extent OIL tne interest excited by THIS
case can oe imagined from the TACT That per-
sons rom crawford CO., went distance OF
twenty miIes, Tor the sole purpose OF hear
ing the trIaI.
MONDAY was occupied IN examining the
pIa'htIlI witnesses. defendant offered no
evidence, but obJ 'cted 10 tho constitution
AMY OF the 'B'dcE BHL OF the ONO Iegls-
iatufc,) ana IN hearing the counsel OF both
a@rI'es' Inc court lHeh adjourned uhtiL
l uc'nay morninS Nt Ten ocIocE' at winch
iiout the house was again crowded to oVer"-
no"lng, TO hear the opnoh OF the court,
Inc presiding Judge proceeded TO read the
o,PlnIon' whcI IS lengthy occupying about
lorty minutes IN lIs deHNery, ana the points
necessary to be established by the plaintiff.
to entitIe him to certificate OF removal, Is
/ II Il hut l,t, MT fall,
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-21
7 our tVGT SIHCGTG
THAD. THUMpANDsCATTER

HAD. lHUMPANDSIAl lfit
When Europe's monarchs were combined,
Napoleon TO o'erthrow,
In deathful strife their cohorts Joined,
At fur ihmed Waterloo.
Their bristlng thousands rush'd to field,
Their steeds to combat flew
Each hero's heart was nerv d and Steerd,
For fame at Waterloo.
The death hounds roar was long and loud,
The soldiers heart WINS true;
And many hero brave and proud,
Expr'd at Waterloo.
Great Buonaparte was forced to yield,
Ills conquered lcgons flewi
His bravest troops luy on the field,
Ofhard-luught Waterloo.
And many tear, by mothers shed,
And wives and mnidens too,
Fell sacred to the braves that bled,
And died, at Waterloo.
With aching heart and fearful eye,
And grief sincere and true,
Thousands may think of those that lie,
Unhears'd at Waterloo.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-21

DORK.-5O bbs mess, one Hog Il prime
l. pork first rate article for sal" by
G. S. HAZARD
Aurust Is
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-21

Notes Of so and go dollars of the Mer--
chants and Planters Bank, at Chicago, H.,
are circulated at Galveston. There is no
such bank in existence.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-21

Mr.. EDrToR.-Dear SRI love a good
song, toeH sung exceedingly. | greatly ad,
mire the uir of the Waterloo Song, but its
poetry is miserable; and yet the name with
which every stanza terminates Is very poell-
CAL and admirably adapted to the air.
Moved and seduced by these several con-
siderations, determined to remodel and
improve it. have accordingly 'red, but
whether to its Improvement, | leave 1t to
you, and, if you publish 1t, to the public to
determine, if they should feel sufficient i'll
terest in the subject to do so.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-21
HIDES s. GALE SKINS

TITE subscribers will pay the highest
L. price In Cash or Goods, for Hides or
Calf skins. G. s. w. RICHARDSON.
July 9th 1899.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

hot AIR COOKING sTovE---This and uori
III vailed manufactured and kept for sale By
the Subscriber, 6s Greenwich street, bewssa Cosrtand
And Dye The public assured this Steve surpssse
fuel The Oven, which twice large that Of any other
stove Of the size, IL constructed that The baking
done entirely Hot Air eoaductsd fees in such
to give perfectly heat 10 every part, which b
increased r diminished Al pleasure By means Of s'nsls
daunper without regard the Qusntity Of e The ssall
sss are sutsbs os private famss ne large, fov Boarding
Aouses Hotels Rsfseiovies, be The largest siss b
rsnsed yosss capacity 10 d Ire bshisg boiling c-ch
and washing fos ain hundred persons The pubic respect
fully invited 70 call asA examine fcr thsmselves ~. stoves
ore wArvxatsA. * 1FEf@ =. ~ kkAR.
usa.lms M.4N"F@N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

OLp ESTABLISHED COAL YARn. corner Of Green
~ ch saa King streets WILLIAM sEvMcuR, survivor Of
The late firm ,f Seymour Mason, respectfully infor his
esds and public that We has on hand full sppy Of the
fclIowut superior Goals, viz: -
Orchard Coal warranted Of the first quality broken
sna screened In the yard Cor sale a the lowest market
prices.
ng low vrices
brrIen and Egg screened and delivered, ton
Nut. ~
A.o--Liverpcoi Newcastle, sydney and Virginia Goals
for sale the market prices. Once W Wall - basement
M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

VArILDERs PATENT sALAMANDER BOOK
w sAFES--Made expressly 10 stand the test OF the
greatest Are hyef These sas have been proved ID fur
mace with Scots Aterto and Gayor double Safes and will
be warranted stand 6v than s Of either of Deano
scots Gyor, In suecsss.cn FOR sale At the ordinary
prees By the Psssuiee anS manufacturer Water NY
ENOS WILDER
rs. Prompt attention q order, BY mall
Price nom t1stc e0o esch fH 4N an I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

nR,NTINo MACHINE FOR sALE--A double cylinder
II DvcoAS Printing Machine, manufactured By Robt Hoe
Co sosl sseoe viii Be cold cheap 10 Gloss Apply
100 Broadway. dll sodss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13
FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER IS. 1889
: L0Nn0N LINE OF PACKETs.-

EkTTN To sail the ls 10th, and Goth Of every month
line of packets will hereafter be composed OF the
following Ships which will succeed each other the order
which they named sailing punctuay from New YORK aa
Portsmouth on ls Doth and from London on the Ith
18th, and 9th Of every month throughout the year, w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

NOTICE asdpg manufactory, together
IN with all s valuable mcbnery, stocks tools, and eocks
un6n she'd wholly and totally destroyed the late fire al
the efand and Elizabeth Streets aud insurance
we are not wholly destitute and shall Be pesed TO the
faces Of customers both those AZ home aud abroad al
the Of the Bewery and Division street
where shall bestow efforts aud enieors 10
ply with the best ococks have large
Of finished clocks lime pieces and regulators hand and
rene wing apparatus with AL possible die
patch possible efficient and cfectual manner
Turret clock customers mvst necessarily be de-
lsyed short time but trust they will bear with undes
essnc circumstances Clocks OF every description carefully
''' ''''''"' SMITH 4 BROTHERS,
nso-ewd<w. n Bowery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

MASSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRE.
il LAND-TNs subscriber continues to make Engagement
N ibis cty Tor he passages OF those residing IN Engssd Ire
fznd scotland and Wales.
T1s .sN ssuplyed BY mi. scp~ny sv q the asst elss
American built, commanded By men Of ssPessscs, ard eel
Sr.m Liverpool ,vevy wees skvevshest the season.
= Drafts parable on de,aan on Nstionsl Bank u Ireland
he NATIONAL Bpsh q Scotland an theft vsrics er.cshss
Aso On n C. clyh Co. Lcudcn ssS fnsnYh y ortm
Aaw Lverpoo ~ the Lowest rates ApPstesucn 70 ~ nads
~ ,vtser pcSt 49, 70 sAMVEL InVMrsOr,
AL lms HVNnst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13
STEAM SHIP LIVERPOOL.

The above ship will leave the
@ 81: !; !
a. ~A<~h ~ pier where she lies, at the
sItssEaAs >1rS<M foot ofClnton ST. east river ON
.HSH%&&NT& her appointed day, Saturday
Syk NK@N\\\ the i4th inst, at o'clock PM.
NTMk KIN M\ ~ aud proceed dHeott to sea.
49, " Passengers will please call
SSStSnfto-1Nk11| and receive their berth tickets
at the agents office.
Freight board the lah i and shippers will
obge the agents by clearing at the Custom House early on
riday.
The letter bags will close at the usual places at IL o'clock on
the dsy of sailing No letters. papers or parcels will be
ceveo on board Tn ship. ABM BELL Co.
dl2 81 III Fulton st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

(,yMNAsTIC ExERCIsEs-W FULLER bev 10 IN
form the gentismen % New Yo-s vicinity, thai
his ~ pna,ms 400 ~ Ann streets are now IN iu
oppera,on. W. r. has certificates from the most eminent
hyscsns Of New York and Phadeph the great advan
t6rs b. Do lived from the exercises Of the eymnaseum
es srsveisss adapted u ell ages and can be taken
sven he greatest satisfaction Tor Last two
A mi, establishment will continue give lessons IN the nsbls
.e;euee Of Fencing such hears wN convenience
AZ b,s puzzle Of boys usder u years Of age, from
"a sosck W.T. win he AWAY present during sher es
Ter ror card ~ terms apply - above. -, w MIC In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

Mrs. GOODS .HoME- ~ sessls~ss sid .sAN sA.i-
Iva hes Ne. ~ ovvss~sch ssrsst, New YoshThs ~
prefer e tins Estsbishmest Asss h~vssf 49, pns ~
perfectly sssscs ptens her fsjssAs WI ~ OssA Hes
tis ths ssSt ed uess Sssasas sssss) = ~ ts~i.A
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

90 Knowing there persons who make great pud in
their advertisements for Csso6 Clothing, Ne ee ssd Who
IN many 10 give the vaue FOR the r. L. will
those gentlemen who have ssch ARTICLES By then
aud who may send fr him Of seceivss The very stns vass
in CASH for every article |s.t1g - .el04 f
In. through the Pos. oes, eshsrwss 20 Ne sbsvs
address, will meet With due attention. .ft - Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

g TEAM EN0INE FOR sALk-A s~all sss~ Eagiss.
= pewss, u esesisis ssysfs $,h Issss bles
~ ls ekssp - pssysssss hssisg - Ns<r zoe H. Ap
~ II 10 Drss1vaS. dit sstN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

:, 1880 - PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY
snsx2H Landing al the usual landngs-The and
elegant steamboat UTICA, Capt TruesdeIl,
S leave the steamboat pier foot Of Liberty street. Fri
day lftenrn ,on December 9, at o'clock.
For freight passage apply ts CROOK FOWkEs c. r.
- West and Liberty Streets PETER c. SCHULTZ, at
the Office or the Captain on board.
N.B.s goods light baggage, bank oils, specie, sny
other Kind Of property taken only the risk Of the owners
cnereof. my27-ln
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

<~ss~s "a SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE Tor
49, Norfolk Charleston, s. e., Petersburg, and
a1.x~ Richmond-The steamboats, ALABAMA
KENTUCKY and JEWESS, ali boats ofspeed and acconrno-
aon will commence running daily the FIRST April between
Baltimore Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving the lower end
spears wharf every afternoon al o'clock Immediately at
Ter The arrival II the from Phlade pha and will arrive
ekt morning at Portsmouth in time for the for Whining
and thence steamboats, to Charleston Returning will leave
orouth every day alter the from the South and
Baltimore morning time for the for Phiia
,eiphis.
these boats connection with the well known steam
eckes Georgia and Sosth Carolina which leave Norfolk
very Saturday for Charleston giving travellers choice They
LAO connection with the James River boats TO Peters
and Richmond Strangers informed (od traveller,
that this the aud comfortable route for
iouern travellers there changes from steam
o aud stages .hs dead Of night tine Washington
The company therefore hope The travelling part Of the
community will patronse them in giving eqla facilities and
hyperion comfort.
Passage and fare to Norfolk, % JOHN W BROWN,
m966 Agent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

A MEXICAN LABOR SAVING SOAP, Cor washing
N clothes in son hard and warranted not 10 nsre
their impair their color The manufacturer Of his
article bfnre offering Il 10 the pubic has fully tested s
and having received the impartial testimony Of many
experienced housekeepers proof that 10 far preferable to
any other soap Tor cleansing cIohes u IL Of
red for sale upon It's merits under the convison that
will meet the entire appreciation Of all who will give u trial
In its will bs found saving ossor IN washing
obae the necessity Of rubbing the wsshbosrd
qued In the Of bar and other soaps besides which
much cheaper pound Of the soap in its effects
than equal the qrsnty Of Bar Soap svs times
the quantity Of soft soap, and instead Of isuring the
Tors Il sets them firmly aud gives them clear appear
The American Labor Saving Soap pu, sp for family
in neat boxes, Al the following prices, via
Boxes containing 10 lbs Si.25 per boz.
so" 225
IS cents aowedfr each boz returned good order And
in order enable all who desire give trial the
ufsctursr will for shor, time sell article IN quantities
from 10 40 lbs n cts perth
Printed directions FOR (Which are very plain will
company each box be had al the manuscory 333
Pearl street. Franklin Square, opposite the Walton
House. New y orb
NIB. Orders for more boxes Of the above article
win be delivered n any part Of the city free Of charge
do 1ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13
1kaE1sn AND AMERICAN sa'EAHA
NAVIGATION COMPANY.
NEW YORK TO LONDON

1asaElSm AND AMERICAN SAEAW
NEW YORK TO LONDON
A e.: 3 ];
!. -cAr~6I> Gh The Steamship BRITT 81
sss{S sitea>> ks-S<yN QUEEN, 20l6 tons, 800 horse
tI&AgSs~ Nm power, Lieut. Richard Roberts,
k\IiExuHT>N\ X. NJ, commander, will sail
From Neao York From London
Is, December lat January,
1910 lst February III Mzceh
lat April. lst MAY.
LIST June, lst july,
lst August, Isl September
Ia; October.
600 tons Of cargo will be taken for freight Of which pas
wADswoRTB SMITH,
Jones Lane les Front street
No secoad class passengers taken.
goods will be received board without an order from
he Agents.
Q An experienced Surgeon attachedto the ship MY
TRANSATLANTIC STEAM sERKP go.
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
The steam snip LiVER.
~ ~ ss;sstSs = ,-~~f& POOL, 1850 tons bsrthea
sl,'..lSs sESS and 4'' horse power ',.. :. ;
ssssss:ss FArRKn, r. M commander
From New York. From Liverpool.
l4th December, 1889 10Th November, 1889
aoth February, 1870 aOth January ls4o
Thereafter the Goth OF each alternate month.
fare Liverpool thirty five guincas $l63 33 IN the ait
d thirty suneas Siao) in the fore saeen including wines
and all stores Stewards fees So No second class psssen
sers taken Children nder 49, and half price.
100 tons will be taken application first to be made
I, the office.
An experience ed surgeon accompanies this ship.
For passage freight apply personally or by letter
JN0 POLLOCK, Liverpool; orto
ABM. BELL co. Agents. Iii Fulton ST.. NY.
l400 tons burthen will commence plying early in the 1870
thus aordng departure the 10th of each month"; 10 asd
froin New York and Liverpool. M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

w.
More than v odashoned Tables have given way 10 ths
city, leaving Eat few others in except Bassords Gun
much preferred BY the amateurs and certificates Of their
eslenes be shown from all the great players except the
and players invited to try them . above.
N B.-B'ard Cloth Balls. &c. for sale usual. as,
NLw slid siokE~-1he subscriber respectfully Ia
forms amateur. Of horticulture and the public general
that ha just received splendid af Roses Ca
meilia, Rhodoaenaron, kamiss, ana variety Of rare
precious greenhouse Plants, Most quite nsw ana
have before bees introduced county He Lssps
hs large STOCK Of excellent vegetable and aower seed
ofIasi years. growth. and will sell At Iowsst rste,.
BAvARIAN BREWERY IN NEWARK, N. The
superior pure AZ. bem.d IN the German .,y The above
sale barrels and half do family use as also in .hpp,.e
rdsr, At No arne street, Is, floor dIi an
A IUxURIANT SEE AD OF HAIR ivy
"A e,h Cream OF Lilies beauties and gives gradual DARK
and ,ectuay remove. dapdr and ,cad. Compare i With
Penetrating the and Immediately s-~os"s
d,ndrH o. Other obstacles to the growth bald places For
Bsw.ry syme. 50 and $50 Bowery Dr. Hart sern.r Of
Csamssr and Brosd..y J. Ds~.r corner Of Chsmbsrsasd
and s'ossy Palmer scs Srd~sg Dei s.n sss ssyy.s
way Clarke, Houston and Broadway; Ring ga
Broadway Cole aud Ogden, ssl Br.sdway Lisdssy, .
Burnett 81 Canal street &c &C. Price 10 cents See t.e
smile of"J w,e.h"es sseh
Of eekes pmples and ali erup,ioas she ee
chin sr neck from shaving ecd. other ssoaa
NsLhNDID new sIOKh..CArissmas srsssnss, Philip
public call and examine the elegant rich emf Of
China, which he has just opened At is7 Brssdwsy comprising
The devices rae egast useful ara ornamental The land
sesPe and flower Pans rpass Ell previous effort. Of rs
card and ii. bssiss Cclssss bottle. ard .rs.r
ring trays and jewel sss&s tae burners isE
Castles. so,.s.. and sssrs. superb ,S , ,sr q
dinner and deser services together wi sessfs vsssrt
ren' Of rich cut slsss. &c. he. he siLs~'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

DtCtHUtr J
The of these Ships surpassed,
binug all may be required for comfort The price Of
cabin s00 Passengers will supplied with every
requisite with the exception OF wines and liquors.
Goods intended vessels will be forwarded by the
other than the expenses actually
incurred on them. For freight passage, apply to
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents,
sI2y No. Toniae Building
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-13
.SHERIFES SALE.

Baker johnson a. Co Benedict e. Benedict
VS. alias h to on bond vs. alias & ia on bond
Robt L Scruggs, ct al. Robt L Scruggs, ct al.
G w Tyson & Co J&JF Tnppe
VS. alias Fl fa on bond VS. alias & ia on bond
kobt l. Soruggs, ct al. Robt l. Scnggs, eal
VIM Rankin d. Co Allret'rnable toIlolmd
vs. alas Fl IA Circuit Court, to April
Robt j. Scruggs, ct al. term, 1889.
nY virtue Of the above stated execp
ID tons To me directed, will offer for
cash before the court house door IN Tho
town of Lexington, on the third Monday
of April next, one house and lot in The
town Of Tchula, known on map Of said
town, as lot No o, and better known as
the house now occupied by Scruggs \
Bell, the house on said lot is we'll finished
off below for dry goods, and above fora
dwelling; taken as the property Of Rob
L Scruggs to satisfy plaintiffs debts and
costs. /. w. PICKENS, Sheriff,
BY e. PURSSELL, Deputy.
March l6 IS---tds Prn'ts fee SO
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-13
sHERIF,S SALE.

Thomas BfIoover Returnablc to the
VS. alias e "a on bond HomesCircuitCourt
Owen Ellis & securities. to April term, 1851,
DY virtue Of the above stated case Of
. execution to me directed, l shall
offer to the highest BIDDER for cash, before
the court house door Of Holmes county, on
the third Monday Of April next, the fol-
lowing described tract or parcels Of land,
to wit: the h h W q, the n h " h OF
sw q Of sec 10, the n h e h n eq Of sec
80, the h va and S h W h $ " q Of
sec 20, all in tnshp l3, Of range 4 east,
which said tract Of land is we'll improved,
about l25 acres Of cleared land, levied on
as the property Of the defendants to satisfy
the plaintiff and costs Of suit
/. w. PlCKENS, Sheriff,
OF Holmes county, Miss.
March l6 lS-~tds Prints fee SO
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-13
MARSHAL,S SALE.


Richard O Prichard, Returnabe to The May
VS. alias f ia term, 1889.
Galloway & Richardson.
nY virtue Of the above stated alias
~ firie facias to me directed from tho
Hon. United States Circuit Court for ine DO
Southern District Of Mississippi viii
expose to public sale for cash, before too
court house door Of Holmes county on tho
third Monday, the 18th day Of April ness
all the right, title and interest the SAID Ge'
PENDANTS have in or to the following %
scrlbed property, to wit. lot No 7, lylag
and being in the town Of Tchula, with ny
improvements thereon, and the WOO
sec 5, :nshp Is, range lie. Also the . :
q Of sec 5, tnshp Is, range e. Also W.
8 a Of sec 5, tnshp Is, range le--au'
joining the town OF TchuIa: levied on ~
the property Of Galloway g. Richardson
and will be sold to satisfy the above sta'''
f. "a. and costs.
WIN. M. GWIN, Marshal,
BY p. M. FERCFRSON, D. N:
March 8 l76Tlds Pits fee SlS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-13
MARSHAL'S SALE.
1 Salane g. Co.

w Oakley & Co. Paul salane q 20.
VS. alias Il ia vs. aihs "a
Taylor& ErwinSssccW'ts. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The above cases are returnable to the May
term, 1880.
M0Y virtue of the above stated alias
Nd frie facias to me directed from the
Hon. United States Circuit Court TOR the
Southern District Of Mississippi, l VIII
expose to public sale for cash, before the
court house door of Holmes county, on the
first Monday, the 9th day Of May next
all the right, title and interest the defend;
ants have in or to the following described
property, to wit: seven negroes Bob
aged 81 years; Lucy, aged ~, and he'
child, John, aged 8 years; Elizabeth
aged 5; Frank, "a; Louis, 30; levied OF
as the property Of Abner Erwin, and vii
be SOLD 10 satisfy the above stated ii. las
and costs.
VIM. nj. GWIN, Marshal,
By P. NJ. FERGERSON, ID. M.
March 8 l7-tds Pn'ts fee $i5