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NJ EW MESIC-O Native Music: Tho Convent b > !!
y Pima rantng, rowing l'lale; Never Despair, |, b
don't You re member the beautiful s'nle in the Draml
and Love thou art me, sung by Miss 5
ri in the grand romantic Opera Amilie; Good Mig
The meeting and parting; care not for spring e
tickle wing, by II RUSSELL Come, come, thou art in
row; Life on the Oceau wave, by H Russell; She
watched for him; Fo me let fall tear; Come al
morning; Oert the waters bv nooniight; There home
Royal Waltzes by A Feche; Queen Victoria's Court
Quadrcs Just received and for sale by
dig CASEY, 10 Camp st
NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .-DungliS sun $
New Medical Dictionary, in one Super Rpvn 8yu
Vnl.-Dungiis=o n'- Therapeutics and Hun,an Physi
nlagv.-Davns on Females, Volumc.-Ebules Fhrra
leutics volumes. -,-
New supplies just receivedhy Alex TOWAR.
aug "a 49Camp Street
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FkANKEsT gNFMMAaX

rENiE public repeatedly lnlnrrtsi that
tuition is erected The most improved plan,
III an AIRY and most a,!i r.0ie sItuaul ii The fAuavu
NEu.,rk!iu upon the raill I'd, mile Ike Alssi
sEt;rI.
Tho building ia large All mos comuo,liou " G.gilct
in apartments for k=rpip separate dirnlu cHssea
and different diseases.
The institution i. suppl 4 with ,e zsiliul ans
at,e ,ye male aud fraal4 HuAse- and -penB ing the
riot modern languages.
Private roouts may be had BY geasleAea IT iys de-
lars per day. nc!udn. auentt,ncs, &c
Terms in the ordinary wards, ,y.u dollars nc. d.,
Slaves also TWO dollars. Small psx W he urdln..,
wards, FIVE dollars.
All capital surgical q arI,rcns extra.
The resident rs, si'iai Is DR. Wei'.enan, ~ whom
aprIjcatiui for nnissso IA st be made. or 4 sr c A
Iuzenhcra. No II Ramp street. o. 0.l Nv
Y,EC,IANGE on ncir .n,i Insight, fur =e, +,
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rEXNSLAND TITl.r.S

'cEXNS LAND TITLES. =
An ABSrR YET Of the original tities of record III
n The general land office. rrl"ied in accordance
~ restitution Of The iInhsr OF Representatives, pas.
.t!mi, Nav, 1885, \ few c"ries lust ,ecrv'd and
vi 40 Camp It
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rsNHE ADDRESS of the Louisiana Naive Amsricaa
4 Association 10 the citizens of Louisiana aud rh.
Inhabitants Of tie United Stnesln pmn pm, aud iu
sale by DAWN e. q. ~ q ~
Jl6 @Sthaftres 81
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Ah..-!AlOR LINE.
M"hlle\to Augusta, via Finrid

Motlle\to Augusta, via F"rid,.
= "a Leaves Mobile Tuesdays, Thurs
steZ, !;:==f=7:5 days, and Saturdays, per the
IN "a a' 81 a7a3 tSs,se S SSi
steamer lie Roy Ia l., Grange, and 'henco to"r
'."rsc pos, coaches via Mariana, B.'n'r!ge, Pm
dH' IN, Bcrrrm, Outlaws, Perry, 10 Macon,
G. lhcnce via Milic !rvil!e, and Sparta, to War
r"nlon, the &C per rail road cars to Augusta.
Glo Champ Is IN splendid order, with new
o'pN-r boil RS, c"pprrcd aud c pn"r fastened.
TIE g Roy has been thoroughly repaired, her
acHoulnodu' r1s are as handsome rs any boat.
lhe beat ~ santa Rosa Sound, and Cnoctu
"Rtrhie i J present the most interesting steam ma
lIatuu ii the > ,gtt--,.cng at tho samct mo
perfectly d lorkcd.
nv ,:u ar" no, PASS, on any route in the
diI7crs, to Il I'll IN, careful and a1ten
.,tgce heretofore dangerous have b on
. =. 80 that high worors do NOT inter ere
''' u, rave bcou Ct osll, changed,
as.,n an, rood H. tie Sun's.
oHn that the eHcciI"rre and
:
..., a-'
80 = u, ge'.-
In ~ .,,. H""'-
&C.,, uy al,le As + . .ut ,t..l. u..a....,t, ,.-
, !.-. If tln,e on tn' ulG. Is caused by II
q. lu peusacol, E.rlCr, however, IS
49,. .- W. The 'p ortunity 4 gives nj sctl"g
'''v -. ~ u.i Spanish Forts, ctC. The
50 + Is At Macon, and again At NA7.
'nH'.. -.n4rouIsnt will c"ntiru Ill the
..oY ". ard, hen tn Inc Will be tho
,p.''t - "A ls.u, as i: Is NV il the
/ emu. cot: ms plain stat III
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REED NNENDATORI F.


Ever diatoEcreu
AsH, constitutional Diseases ,ro uceJ nv mercurv or
Sc &c F~' '' '
his iac-lha lever sing hs,unce have they been
hhe"h Ia he used Tint t"t, ala not rouucc good elect
ttnusHnd of whom before cong lc ed i;,c,.
Hhc
II ni"c-ha On" aox Of SarsapNrla pills and one bottle
81 Tue rh' Ut 4'i" ~ all sufficient
any fIhe above d>"U.cs.
Is luctSould b. "scN cd ha,t"',ny place they can
e'n"ru E'huih' III y or't>, - tomhuse street.
baifH - 90 No. 90.
BLOOD: BLOOD! BboOD!.!
LIST Til" vital irincipo ife) is con,e,ne the blond
.. Blood lnnhra hipri.
Sd. livery Thing in the tndy is derived t ON bl.od
18th. Al constitutions radically TITO
9TH All diseases arise from npurty nfl.r looi or in 9th
word from acrimonious hulur- Tod ed ia The b-dy
OH An these hnnae carried of the hloon nuriGed
muL hrltht by the sarSuparn ,ss'ma te, with
the blood.
'th fcshtae a'""e asi3'iat. VAIN the blood.
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IIAaRoWGATE sPRlNGs
NOn'gOmeTv COUNTY,, NGdIH'H
THREE DAYS JOURNEY From M

THREE DAYS JDURNEi FkOM W. ~
ORLEANS.
V1NIIE proprietor of. this establishment has the PFC
i sure of announcing to his friends and the pubI',
in general that he will he in readine shy the first day OF
MAY l. receive visi,ers. He will also state for the be-
neG of thosc at distance, thar there have been rg"
improvements made and others now going on ana III
rapid progress for completion, which will enable the
suhscr her to accommodate much larger number Than
heretofore, aud II the time much better.
Familie can be accommodated it'll good rooms. or
tho,c who prefer have large cabins eached from
the main building.
1t is deemed unnecessary t. say anything in hricn
lar of the character OF these waters FOO it is generally
believed that they not inferior To any i'll the south
ern Stutrs. All the amusemenrs that are generate
foaud at Watering Places, wilbe found ut this J I
best music that this part of til country affords, Il +
been engaged und will be in constrn attendance nj tn
Springs during the whole season.
! he .ulsc ihe, will avail himself Of This opportunity
returning his unteIned thanks for the very liberal
support given him last season. aud hopes nv the rSef-
tion. thai have been made in improving and extending
the accommodations, to merit a liberal patronage tue
n,c.eu, scuson JNO CRAM.
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Dizzy, MN "H.0H
Saddle bays, double md. ngle vahces; M deal
sad u bags, B'uss Is carpet bags; hest iron frame
l..trr tota trunks, brass naiird leather boot trp
do assorted sizes aud various Styles holsters and
pistol belts; coach, gig, sukcy, iw,4 aud planters
crop w.lps: ~"oi, wors'td, cotton aud leather
p,rIhs and sursin lies; s,irrup lea hers; trunk
s,r,us ana worsei rein webs chain aud hook
h,,n.s; hlind brides aud lines; S o'ch co!la's,
and h,rsu aud mule collars, s,o all qualities; M"
rncco, buck h.ar. sheep aud buffalo skins; plalod
brass aud steel Bride bits of rv ~ Gescri pt"n,
plated, bra.s and steel spurs OF ev'ry description !;
Slated, bras, and steel s,inups of every descrp-
ton
Together with complete assortment of every
ar,ic!ein their line Of buslncss-ail OF which they
on-r for sale on accommodating terms.
They will also continue 10 receive through the
vear by pack ele from New York, fresh supplies to
koep their stock ample and complete.
KOuES, DAVIDSON e. co,
"a Is Canal st.
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~ EClIANGE On ncir Dnti Insight, fur =e', ~
~ wi \ Fli'ER, Al stisvs.r Q.
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- ADDlEnY WHARF.-THE subscribers, manu-
~ taclufers aud wholesale denlers IN s'ddicN
yuods, are receiving by late arrivals from tic
nsr,t, addition 10 iheir ioTrnrr s'ck. an rH'rn-
.,v, us.uri III eul al articles IN thrr iln,, among
winch are tue iouwi"y, VIZ:
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Amor a nd ENe. hTdTcs aud bllN1e m"UhtlHIE, 7
do do mnt,ingalcs,
Plated. boss, all. Japa"ncd c-tch harness,
d, do dn gig ami sn,ke" d. |
II, a., do D,ruL, he do
pr,v car, am! WAGON do
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nkLEAAS ;.IriO;RAPHlC PKITTNG OL :
OFlCE, - Magazine street, oiro,site Banks a: :

W GREENE takes pleasure in announcing to his
friends and the czeIs Ut New Orleans, that lie has
ierSlh bi"us ut lith"grni h, par With copper rl-
printing, und from the !a ilites the has COP
rlae sng,avng he can execute all orl-r4 entrusted
him. nj one halt he expense ui eus aving aud nearly
r!i'np US type printing.
Merchants wishing Circulars sent out in their o..
hand writing, can have any Qnnntitv ut few hear.
notice. they viii lie e>ccnted for them in bcn;.s
style. suth AS has heretofore given general sa,isfac
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.''' % ~"''TfG- 81 HAt1l Z Iiua "a e.
h.'- n''- -,.,yoi III l.- -mauur, will a w5lt /.
cl!'n. -p!..,,b., .. s,. hi e,,i.-.y.
go I, i."..
y H-H,uA '.'., n.,... ,,,co,c3 ard 7iruns ,rs.
lfl!ir 'a- .-.r w. ....r-.
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Charleston. July L. ls3i.
was afflicted four years with ulcer the ley
ally accompanied With eIysrclous inflammation
the leg and ankle Several
oxertcd their skin upon but tlur,
five bottles Of the udinns Ianncsa perl".
turu MARGARET A Mark
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-CrlUNt.D bN I'VE t'AULil
{J<f,

'1V'iOHN'S Compound EAtlac, Of Cupaiba
parill a certain, sale, and ncst eli cual rene-t
Is ever discovered for the cure q. Gono,hca GGr,ls
Srcues Whites, Pains in tic back and ons, scm!'a,
,rs>,,rss, affections kdnies, gravel, scorbul'c
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-17
POSTPONED.

POSTPONED.
The following sale i postponed to the
3D. Monday Of August, inst.
SIIERIFF'S SALE.
Planters Bank use Returnablto Tie Holmes
IS vcnd. expo. Circuit Court to October
A. v. Rowe e. term 1899.
Bluford A. Oliphint.
20 Y virtue Of the above vend. expo. TO
NJ me directed, from the Circuit court
Of Holmes county shall expose 10 sale to
The highest bidder for cash, at the court
house door ofmy county on the third Mons
day Of August next, the following descri
bed land, q vii: the b 5 " d, and " Il
Sc b sec. 10, tnship ID, range 3 east, levied
on as the property Of Bluford A Oliphin',
to satisfy the above stated venditio exponas
and costs accruing thereon.
i. w. PICKENS' Sh'f ri. G.
July 6. 34--tds Prints fee $40
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-17
TAKE NOTICE.

nUBLIC notice is hereby given to all
persons indebted 10 the late firm 0!
Durham q Otey, OF to Thomas Durham
alone, since The dissolution Of said firm Of
Durham a. Otey, that all debts owing to
said firm Of Durham e. Otey, or to Thos.
Durham individually, now due or hereaf-
terto become due for dealing with Durham
& Otey or with Thomas Durham or other
wise,are 10 be- paid alone to the subscriber;
all said debts having been conveyed to him
in trust by Thomas Durham who had
bought out the interest of Col. Otey In the
firm Of Durham & Oteyl by deed dated
the 18th April, 1889 and admitted 10 re-
cord in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court
Of Probate Of Holmes county on the 18th
Of April 1889 for certain parposes therein
expressed.
All persons indebted TO said firm Of
Durham g. Otey or 10 Thomas Durham
will please make immediate payment to
The sublbriber rs an early adjustment Of
such debts must be made.
ROBT. COOK.
Nav Qk4ine
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-17
,rME UNION
printed and published every
SATURDAY MORNING
ny
W. ii. HINES
rrpMS an SUBSCRIPTION.

4
-, one year. IN advance, So,oo
for ohe 800 4, advance. 300
ror lluec months, in advance, S,U 0o
ro Ear one wear, at The end Of the year, 6,Oo
r., s;x months at the end Of the time, 4,W
for "a n'o"sn =, do. do. 300
M deduelion whatever will be made from the
-sboSs 5flces. ftY,ose whoray within one month
No, he time Of subscribing viii % CONSIDERED
a'' e,,ur pald in Advance, but 10 every instance
Mora N yment is not made ~ maj times the
, WINS staitea above will 10 demanded. We are
,s Sw exnlict because we wish 70 avold trouble
snu' aspnte n the collection ofsour subscription
~" We beg that all who subscribe for the
i ruar, will note The terms Of subscription.
o"''"' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements will be inserted at tne rate o. W
~ nuare for the frsinscrtion, ana oUcehts Ioi eucil
pr ,he,eaaer--ten lines or less, constituting
wsun The number Of insertions required must ne
Ias nm The margin Of the manuscript, or tney VIII
h inserted till forbid, and charged nccofu'hgy. nn
vertisements from a distance must DC acconipauieu
Nth the CASH. or good reference IN towh' Ahhouhc-
;nc candidates for Office will be W encn.
'"s YEARLY ADVERTISING.
-ror forty lines or less renewable AZ pleasure $60.
No contract taken for less than one year-ano payh'
me nrjyileee ofannua adversersis limited 10 their
own Immediate business; and all advertisements for
the benefit of other PERSONS sent in BY them, must be
'naid for by The square,
~ PROFESSIONAL ADV TISEdENTS.
for 10 lines or less, not alterable, 3 months. $ls
10 do do do months, 90
10 do do do u months, 30
,5rAs the above rates the same as tnDse estab-
lished in Natchez Vicksburg, Grand Gulf Manchester
and elsewhere in this state. no deduction will be
made from them in any case wb1tever.
gall JOB WORK MUST BE PAID FOR ON
DELIVERY
Hg' Letters on business mus, b. Tost aid or they
will not be taken from the Pos Office.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-17
POSTPONED.


The following sale is postponed 10 the
Sd Monday Of August, inst.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Mann a. Tibble r. Moore ct ais
w Il IA on of error VS. f "a on Vi error
w. @. Harrington ct al w. @. Harrington eta
Retumable TO Holmes Circuit Court October
Term 1885,
Hey virtue Of the stated execution TO
ED me directed, shall expose 10 sale
to the highest bidder for cash, at the court
house door Of my countv,on the FIRST Mon
day Of August next,the following described
lots and parcels Of land, to wit: the ii
of 9 a Q h Of n q the b Of h
n 9 q the b Of w d the d b Of W
h Of eSq Of section No. 20 township
Is Of range 3 east, and lot No. "a and
the h Of lots No. 81 and So situate,
lying and being in the town Of Franklin;
levied on as the property of Wiley O.
Harrington. Also the h Of s G Of
section No. 20 township No. ii range 8
east, also part Of lot No. 4, 40 feet front
and 30 feet back, on which there is a,
good house suitable for store house
formerly occupied BY John G. Gutter, as d
grocery; also part Of lots No. 5 say 80
feet front and IA feet back, both Of said
lots situate, lying and being in the town Of
Franklin; levied on as the property Of
Grandson Harris, also lots No. is and
10 situate, lying and being IN The town
of Franklin, levied on as The property Of
Franklin Nj. Tribble, to satisfy to above
stated execution and cost thereon. 81
]. w. PICKENS, Sheriff,
or Holmes County.
june %, 32-lds. Prn'is fee S22.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-17
From the New York Express.

NctO York taiygyfre gears ago VIZ.
1904. Among the mercantile establish
menls OF that day, we find butone now 10
existence that has not undergone some
change in The names, and this is the
house Of Bogert and Kneelaod, who, not.
withstanding Embargoes, wars, and panics,
have been in active business, ard III high
credit for nearly forty years. The fa-
theirs Of the present members who compose
The firm, and who established the house, are
deceased. Their sons have we'll sustained
the reputation 81 the firm.- In 1904 shey
were subscribers 10 The Daily Advertiser
and have continued their patronage 70 this
day.
Al the commencement OF The eighth Con-
gress, viz. 1904, the Seratc was composed
Of 8 Federal, ard 25 Republican Members,
1.-The House 80 Federal and lob Repub-
lican. OF those from this State, John
Armstrong and Eras,us Root we believe,
are the only survivors. From Rhode Isl
land, Nehemiah knight was 10 the house;
hs is now IN tie Senate, in which body he
has served, when his present term expires,
twenty fonr years. John Cotton Smith,
Calvin Goddard, and Simeon Baldwin,
were the members from Connecticut and
are still living. Mr.. Smith is now The
Venerable President Of the American BIZ
ble Society. MIR. Goddard is 10 active
professional life, and recently conducted,
with others, the trial Of the Rev. pr. Jar
Wis. Judge Baldwin resides in New Ha-
ven highly respected.
James BIeecker, and Robt. 8. Barlow,
are the only auctioneers living still engaged
in the business. Mr.. Bleecker has proba-
bIy sold more Real Estate than any other
man living. He has been engaged in uet-
i've life over half century. and has con-
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-17

l~"steN 'so ohoiIS Will iHtcltigouCcs HOfW
and fidelity. Mr.. Griffin and Phillip
Hone, now retired, are the remaining sur
vivors Of the auciioncers Of that day.
The New York, now The Park Theatre,
was foreclosed and sold under an order II
the Court Of Chancery. II Is represented
las fronting on the I" Common" and on
|ground known as the Vineyard, seventy
leight feet front, and l64 and 1870 feet deep.
Mr.. Beeklnan, the present Proprietor with
Mr.. Asior, were the purchasers.
The present Chief Engineer Of the great
Tunnel now building undcv The Thames
was the architect Of The Park Theatre.
This IS fact but little known. When
ever an American visits his .subtcrrancan
architecture, he takes great pleasure If
dIscoursing upon bis residence ii America.
The house, No. 353 Broadway now be.
tween Leonard and franklin streets, was
at this time offered for sale as pleasant
and healthy situation, with large carnage
and other outhorlses, and Vegetable gar
den attached to the same. This was con
sidered far up, fnot ont Of town, quite too
far TO be within walking distance.
Slaves were offered for sale by auction
or private sale. The journals Of the day
present quite a number Of persons TO be
sold.
John Delafield one Of our most respect.
liable citizens and skilfnll merchants, was
chosen Precedent Of the United Insurance
ICo. At that time there were but two or
three Offices. Nearly oil the Insurance
was done by outdoor Underwriters, in The
same manner as il is now done in London.
! Then individuals would take a line, OF one
70 five hundred dollars on each risk. To
Insure forty thousand dollars, il required
/ from Que hundred 10 one hundred and fifty
persons TO unite in policy, and 10 case Of
loss and litigation, as many suits to be
brought Insurance Companies were
! therefore resorted to in preference oindi
yiduals, and in 1909 outdoor underwriting
as il was called ceased altogether.
Among the persons now living who
were then the most prominent as under
writers,is Richard s. Ilalet,wh although
far advanced ia life, is still engaged 10 81.
siness.
News received Of five hundred MOUNTED,
infantry having arrived at Natchez from
Tennessee. They had most perilous and
distressing march Of S00miles, 400 81 which
was through an unexp!ored wilderness.
Their sufieriogs were very great--their
sustenance being chiefly roots. They
were on iheifway 10 New Orleans, 10
take possession Of The Territory then be-
longing to France.
/ On the 20lh January news was receiv-
led that Governor Claiborne and Gen,
Wilkinson received possession.of Lousi-
lana, in the name Of the Government Of the
1.-THE United States. The surrender was
made by The Spanish authoriliens 10 The
French, and by them to the United States.
The utmost good order prevailed at New
Orleans, and the Colonsls generally ex-
pressed their satisfaction at the change.
1.-THE news was received 10 thirty days BY
water, and was considerd remarkably
great. No mails then established Now
the distance is performed in eight days.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-17
NOTICE.

FEyHE Undersigned having been ap-
H. pointed by the Probate Court Of
Holmes County, at the Jan. term thereof,
1899, commissioners to audit, examine and
allow the claims against the estate Of John
D. Davis, deceased, and will meet at M.
D. Hnyues' store, 10 Lexington, on the
second Saturday ID each month, for the
next six months, for that purpose.
a. HAYS,
w. II HINES,
J. g. RAWLINGS,
May IS 81 6m
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-17
NOTICE.

mpn NOTICE,
',a undersigned having bcen ap.
HoIm.pp pointed by the Probate Court !
1889. eo county, at the April term thereof,
allow I,Sh' n to audit,examine and
Manlss.SSs !, claims against The estate r q
Ioekhars,,. = 3 Dixon, deceased, will meet ot
iasSn' - store, ten miles east of Lex.
month on On ! the third Saturday il eca i
Purpose. 80 'ext SIX months, for that
T MnEnNlNCAN HoRTEN.
JOHN JOHN; n L4o1sC,:lK5HART,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-17
POSTPONED.
The following sale is postponed to the
Sd Monday Of August, inst.
SuEpICEyc GAIT


SHERlFF'S SALE.
II. g. Runnels, Returnableto Holmes
chas i MGehee Ssr s Tern n,d 1881 j ~.
DIX virtue of the above stated case to
I'D me directed, ! shall proceed 10 sell
for cash, before the Court house door, 10
the town Of Lexington Holmes county Mi.
on the first Monday ia August next, The
following described tract OF parcel Of lands
to wit: the W b of the n " fourth Of sec 5,
tns'hp 10, Of range 2 cast, also The piece or
parcel Of land embraced within the follow
ing line, that is commencing at tie p G.
corner Of section 9, in trshp Is, Of range
2 east, thence due north 10 Funnagusha
creek, thence along the meanders Of the
said creek, through the middle Of the same
to the point where the half mile line, run.
ming north and south Of sec l, tns'hp Is,
of range ] cast, crosses the said creek,
thence due south 10 the half mile post on
the southern line of said sec. !, thence due
east one mile and half to the south east
ern corner Of said sec. 6, thence north to
the beginning, containing in all, five hun
dred and eighty seven acres more or less,
levied on as the property Of Chas. L. Nc
Gehee, to satisfy the above stated case and
cost of suit.
/. w. PICKANS, Sheriff,
BY ]. C. PiCKENS, Dept.
june %, 32--tds Prints fee 800.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-17
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ggyHE undersigned having been sp-
pointed by the Probate Court Of
Holmes county, commissioners 10 audit,
examine and allow The claims against the
estate Of Hardy Weems, deceased, and
will meet at I. G. Raynor's on the third
Saturday in each month, for The next six
months, for that purpose.
DAVID $. GLASS,
II. C. RAYNER,
i. B. BOWERS,
Commissioners.
May IL 90 GIN