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IIARRoWGATE SPRINGS
THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NE
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Montgomery county, AihIhLhh.
THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
V1NHE proprietor of this establishment has the plea
l. sure Of announcing his friends and the public
in general that he will be in rcadnesby the first day OF
May to receive vsers He will also state for the be-
hct of those at u distance that there have been large
improvements made, and others now gong on ana TN
rapid progress for completion, which Will enable the
subscriber to accommodate much larger number tlnn
heretofore, and at the same time much better
Falne can be accommodated it'll good rooms. or
those who prefer have arge cabins detached from
the mai, building.
1t ia lecmtd unnecessary IL say anything in parucu
Tar sf 1c character Of these WATERS, for it is general y
believed tina, they inferior t, in the South
:'tates. All the ADJUSTMENTS that are genera =
found It Watering Places, vii! b. fnnnd at this. ] Z
best nus:c that this part of til country affords, E
bsei ,ngagsd ind will be in cons"nt attendance at t e
Spin IS during he whole season.
Ita subscriber will avail himself of This opportunity
returning his nneigncd thanks for the very liberal
support given him last and hopes hv tho eN"r-
tons that have been nlla in improving and extending
the ii Recommendations to merit liberal patronage" th2
p:espnt season. JNO CRAM.
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'ENIIt, AnDR'.S~ 4 the Louisiana Native ,ner,rne
l-~orn.'n'l - tle citizens Of Louisiana and TIM
i1ahIta is 81 - atgd SInres, just published and Tor
sale ty .L' DAVID FFLT II Co,
IN 2iciaritE. :
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NEW MISiC-O, Native M,stc: 'rna Convent b al
fmu ran;iny, rnvnt Ba ir N"v"~ n'>"ri.

don't vnu rrN"Ni'D 'rt't h'lul.l' go f . - .l..
,t"atucr, flee "lu1 il ,~,,.o' t.. P., o, ..
'n,'A aul Dl'yr f.lDu arr -'r.u,. ..!4, b.. wi
ri INT the ga,at Rulnauty b.r.f AuHll,. ,;u, Mt
h" NEST! - ana parti -, aar G.t i'r = Ing utl
lick" wing, BY II Hus'r AZ come ilna trl ii 500
row; ilia un the Dctar ware, by II Russell; she
wwcht tor l; 70 M lei fall tear; t,u1r to n, nj
morning; D'crtha water b. moonlight; rht ,ru b ne
like own, cd for the harp Nv T l.n.lrfc-
Royal Natlzes, bV FIeche; Quarn Nicpr,a's Cu,,r
Quairillcs. Just RECEIVED and for sal. Uy
dig b CASEY, 10 Tag.n 1t
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,-p0nuI,f,,,.5,
7 New Medical Drrrnarr i,nuG : ,urt }in,.a! g, &,
Vot.-nungiiss0n's Therapeutics ard iIu,uL {. 81
oingv-DavuS on Females, t,.!r,ne. ELulc. Thpra.
;e,tiiu~ } ' luulcs.
New snpp'ies lurt recevsdbv Alex TNNAR.
aug "a tst:enrp Sstrset
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ABERNET!lY'S DYSPEPTlC Fl IXIn.

DR.. Aber,cthy the greatest Of English surgeons WIS
opinion that min !-tenhs of the diseases that a!cc
mankind originate in the stomach. This Elixir was
used by him with the mast unprecedented success in
his private aud public practice fer upwards OF forty
years, for the removal OF he following diseases:
Loss ofuppettc, Flaulency, Disan,on of the Ston,-
ac Pain i'll the side, Heaviness Of the Head and ncli-
nation Sleep irrcguIurity OF the B,wes, and in all
cases where Indigestion Cvstive habit is found
exist.
This medicine must not be numhe cd among the host
of guack nostruins now before the public, il is the
soe invention of the ubest and scientific surgeon
Europe produced, and the secret of preparing it
was purchased by the agent for vel large sum. IL is
Agreeable AMI pleasant TO the tie, mild aper
.ent always keeps the bowels FREQ, mrarls vigol and
and few bottles removes the most 'ntrmcl Of
Dyspepsia Indigestion, and .evcntsa return At any
duture period.
New YORK. I'd, August, 1888.
b Nladson-srret.
S,R:-tn consequence of leading Sc.cntary iift /
have been troubled more less, with Indigestion for
ten years. tr the las; three years suteIinss have
been i,lsnpportdbe. have tried several phy~ican>,
and Il IN lorrut pvt'> c'rincs With ~ deriving, any
benefit, d SPARED ul ,''rr DIVA. NV rer'anr,'
relief al sig Ii. myself tV1l' uI-t ou., a. despair
was ncrsundsl BY uunE trnHi- d NV At,rugtLy =
Dysr, ,ti. Elixir. have nnw ..slrrt the fourth hot
tls az Ill how -nApfrsd nr2unn ut it
wond rlut virtues an the miracle 1t l,s performed in
restol : III, % that health which l. mgh lost for
ever ~eaE me half DOZEN bottles A. { and cxcr,t
NV ,ta AZ iIr tnn blessings have 0 erred by re-
s,nrir pert Get health.
klGinain YOURS, ,s-
gJCUB MONROE.
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tsARRISON'S SpErIFI; OINTMENT

|
undS, c"rns' fever sores, chidh!a:'s, "hlie s"e'
nss, bct, piles, spider snake bites 81. ir'irnH
dialc!y yield to lis apparently snpcrhun n lnfu
rncr i'huS If properly applied it. will remove an
uyc;c- If, corn ar break and heal bi O in five
DAYS, Will ,av and n,rlrc,iy cur. an ulc il, two
vr,.ks. nud ;I,r ,,nst Ixno-,t, c,scs of whit,
s,,'l;', wv, ,. ,.,,.h,,, t,s,,nr.1
1."" '". -" 49, ''' ''I''' ::
~ II l' ''Ss '''' W.. ''"'t'' NV "'' 81 pm
s"n""' r"i"I''s lis "''!cV Is trn surprising an
even N iIH hlio fA!!d cog, lor Ii apP't" IN
'.'lc lis Pow r. Of attraction arc 50 wonderful that
iA"y w'ii at once arrest the poison, ami TINS pre-
vent it on! pcrvAtms, the system. 1t is hi>risc
greatly superior tn any m ,Glcne heretofore disco.
yc!,,,. to. the Iou I.ac; and lambs u! horses for
letters, r; q worns, c,an,rd Irs. and N short for
v,rr r,,.I m t., ,. ,i,a. -, ~ AN Ia III. II,
~ 49, Vs. 'I.-I ,,,,,r,,,
1' P'"Hr' tor has :e'"'''' ~ 'e'S' IRONS I,''
c"'t'''cA.'S an" ON ""''n''''n'S' III ''' u !"
=" > Seine tlhl'hah', E'"ir1> Oh huAa'''l %
wi'c' were written by r"s!ec'Ahe ineihh"rs OF t'o
M"I.col FIcv!'y, al. bretA!ns TIC saIae eu'esy
I'D Satisfaction.
r,r .,,e a. Is p,v,r.s si:,..1. Kew Orleans.
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r 'NES > ','''"'''''"' '''''c' I" "'mna ,,
Z Pat - l'a'' S'''' ~" 0' st e''t'"d'
d, s'r' ,s"Hr'' ,'r III cure Vi '''""rt'e'' 'e.'
structures, hr*' f"'''s III INC ntN '''' Guns
weak affections k''."'e', gravel. sco'on''e
ei'lWinS, sc.
III u'S h'fo'"c'p' " ''''s"'e'Ne isseia'''! INV
ana active '''ie o' 'nc enc no" ""e'e" 10 VIC p."
'"e proprietor mas u' 10 fticf |" '.t hu'''el'"S
'ne''ons rcreHc" IRON, NC most r'''!s' vi w..
'''n faculty J." 'A o'o, h'ie'hS ''''' VIM " .,i
a;''rr'n'cd "hen - ''efSS mr." more ''''; A""".
Hai'rn OF lnp;'ba, 50 tAtcs'c'l est" mas i"s' 'I
u KS ett''l from "'e u's!'he ""'' l''''',
express regarding It's ois'5feco' ''''' "'S'n'
produced i'll the bowels ana S!on'e, ant, us cle'o1 rI
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lated bass, nus Jaranne" '7a''' harness,
d., do do g'g AMI sn.kc do :
do d, do I;.ruu, he do
ray, and wagon do
Saddle bage, double ands ng.c; valccs; m"dlcal
uato bags. BRUSSELS carpet bags; hesliron frame
Gather folio trunks, brass nned; leather hnot top
do assorted sizes aud various styles hoist cIs and
pistol bel,s coach, gig, suikey, twig AID planters
crop w.ips: wool, wnrst.d, cotton and leather
grIIls and sursinglce; s'l.ru3 le"hcr>; trunk
straps ANA, wotsel r in WEBB chain aud hoax
hnnless blind brides and lines; $ o'rh co'll's,
and b Use and mule co.iars,,n all 4nnl'is; me.
rocco, back, bgnr. sheep and bnnio skins; pIa'ed
brass aud steel bride bits rf ev ny description
plated. brass aud Steel spurs OF sserY description !;
plu,cJ, brass aud steel sltrrrps ut every drsctps
tnn
Together with a complete a*s"rtment %; every
article in their line OF hns'nees--ail OF which they
otl-r Tor sale on accommodating terms.
Thry viii also con'innc TO celve through the
wear, by puckers from New York, iresh supplies TO
Keep their stock ampl" and c"mpee.
kOuES, DAVIDSON & co,
t3 Is Canal St
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g DDLERY W NRF,.-lne ~uhsrr'hcr-, NAM
~ lecturers and whnl"sa!" dc ni"rs in stdNe'v
rnoh,, }" rrCcIvIn, by late arr!v4is from IA,
nor . N altii II To lhclr tnrnrr stock. ,XI"'l-
NJ AryIrtrs la.rr Iilr, among
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AMER ant Eng. brides AMI bride In"nniinss,
IT,, un mh,linInlrs,
lated. bass, aua japanneH r7n"h harness,
d, do do g'g AMI sn.kco do
do do do b .ruu, he do |
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sE ESS Ef EF- ) halt brls 4, the isspaction in
We s'"ae for sale hr q DbaSEA.
nio d New Leye.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-06

ARb-i20O kegs snpeIi.r cut lard, for sule by
- G. DORSEY,
J"lv ~ a New l.eyca
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AW MOI FL y c.--Cuncs II l., en,, novel in 9 vols.
~ N!cholnS Nick!ebr No. "a. Jack Sheppard, pars
81. h~t ,!rcd and for sale by ALIEN. 'IOMAR.
jn'N"olh y Camp strece
G ,INNf 'AHS-5o B0l's. 2Enshe, lnnny Bags
~ IN STORE i"rsaie ty THAYER n { o.
J!tv ID. "a povr,,s 8.
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"a !ilSkEi.-l0 100 hrs Kec'ifed in store for sale Ly
w jvll &. DORSEY, ID New Ieyee
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4 ORLEANS ,.Iit! Jl;NAl'lIIC PRTTTNG Of
'tlCE, 81 Magazine street. opposite Banks Ar.
" GREENE tntca 1laarusa in announcing ia Nj,
'rn' 'sd the citizens of New Orleans that lie has at
leigh bought LHhngral Ii, par y rh copper plate
Pri"t''g ant from the TAI os the mt has copper
rh' engraving he can execute all orders entrusted to
h at one a"i 'te cS"usa u! engraving md yearly as
cheap As type printing.
Merchants wishing ,rcuiars ont in their own
mana "r!iil z, cun have any quantity a few hours
Entc' OF they vii executed for them in henutiiui
sr such AS has cr@.oUrc given serer,sl satisfaction
in !"e most respectable commission houses in this
r1IH. Gcu;rmen DESTROYS Of having Visiting or Bu..
hras Cards finished in the best munsr will do well by
calling al lie oiice apt see specimens
Feb, J, 1881 --@-aF
b. iiank notes neatly executed, and circulars
irintt j al hours nuca.
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OR tie Of rirnnas.n, rrr1fna kings evil gouS
l. scia;ca hip govt ncpicnt saA rheun, phi-
c and mscuria diseases Earcsjarly ulcers aud Pahiu
OF the bones ucerttct throat and Hestri's, uccrs
OF every drscripon it-
las piles, 'c,d head, scuryy s. chronic crysp
ems oGcs and etery variety Of cntaeons Affections euro
nic ca'rrh, head ache procr edg any acrj hamour,
pam he stomach and dyspepsia proceeding from var'aons
aicciions OF the liver chronic inflammation ri at Kidneys
and general debility 10y torpid action Of the vessels
oi te skim II sissna,l, ecn ious in nosatn2 those
constitutions which have been bf0fe down hv inJuhclo's
treatment or juvenile Irregularities In general terms It Is re-
tonh-tlcd a those diseases hch from impurities
Kind.
some OF the ""re complaints require some d'pg A.
shtt uilcaOE which the OF the case WIZ
dicta" a 10, al re,ry purifcatpr remove tho
cA,'-, In: INDIANS PANACEA will generally bx found saf
dcient.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-20
MARSHAL'S SALE.

I
Vangcr 4 Harrison Returnable to
VS. alias Il IA Nav term.
| Wm Mann and securities. 1889.
DY virtue of the above stated ais Fl IA
- TO me directed, from the Hon. United
States circuit court, for the southern dis.
trict Of Mississippi shall expose 10 public
sale to The highest bidder for cash, before
the court house Of Holmes county, or the
first Monday 9th day of May next, all the
right and interest, said defendant has in or
TO the following described lands to wit: the
9 h Of W section Is aud north h OF
W h Of q and e h Of q of Sec
Is, and h Of q and 8 h of W h
Of 9 q Of section 10 township Ia Of
range 3 east; also on the Is day Of April,
1889 will be offered TO the highest bidder,
one negro namedDick,aged about so years,
levied on as the property Of the defendant
William Mann, and will be sold to satisfy
the above alias f "a and COSTS.
WM. M. GWIN, Marshal,
By w. CURTIS, Deputy.
April 8, 2l-tds. Prints fee SO.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-20

The following sale is postponed until
the first Monday, the 9th day Ct May next
MARSHAL'S SALE.
Allen, Clark & Co. Returnable to the Nav
VS. Fl fl term, 1889.
Tribble& Harris&sec'ta.
Try virtue of the above stated firie facias
TO me directed from the Hon. United
States Circuit Court for the Southern Dis
trict of Mississippi, will expose to public
sale for cash, before the court house door
Of Holmes county, on the third Monday,
The 18th day Of April next, all the right,
title and interest the said defendants have
to the following described property, to wit
the s h Of " h of n W q Of sec 8; and 9
q and h Of n q and h of W h OF W
q and W q and h of h of q Of sec
7, tnshp ID, range 3 east; upon which is
steam mill; levied on as the property OF
Franklin M Tribble, and will be sold to
satisfy the above stated fl ia. and costs.
w. Nj. GWIN, Marshal,
BY p. M. FERGERsON, d. M.
March 8 l7-~-,tds Pnis fee SIS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-20
MARSHAL'S SALE.

Wilcox Anderson & Co. Returnable 10 the Nav
VS. alias ii IA term, 1889,
Gran. Harris g. securities.
EDY virtue Of the above stated alias f
EO ia TO me directed, from the Hon
Circuit! Court Of The United States for the
southern district of Mississippi, will
expose to public sale for cash, before the
cour: house door Of Holmes county, in The
town OF Lexington, on the FIRST Monday,
the 9th day Of May next, all the right, title
and interest Of said defendant to or in the
following described property to wit: lots
l46, lat, 1856, 1877, situated in the town
of Franklin, and known and designated on
the plat Of said town; upon one Of which
lot there is at this time neat frame bnil-
ding going up, and other necessary bull.
dings; levied on as the property Of Gran.
derson Harris defendant, to satisfy the
above stated alias Fl ia and cost.
WIN. M. GWIN. Marshall,
BY WIN. L. COURTS, Deputy.
March 30, 20 ids.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-20
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

M WILL sell to the highest bidder for
E. cash, at the Court house in tho town
Of Lexington on Monday, the 18th day Of
July nexi,the following lots situated ia the
town Of Lexington 10 wit, lot no. 81, as
sesscd as the property Of |. s. Mitchell for
the years 1887 and 1898.
Also on theTsatne day the south half Of
lot A., assessed as the property OF II. b.
Mayo for the years, 1887 and 1888.
Also, on the same day lot no. SO, nsses.
sed as the property Of Anderson and West.
brooks, now belonging to d. F. Bates LOT
the year 1887.
Also on the same day LOT no. 70, assess-
ed as the property Of w. W. George for
the year 1887.
Also on the same day lot no. 70, assess
ed as the property Of John Coglazer for
the years 1887 and 1888.
Also on the same day the east half Of
lot no. 80, assessed as the property Of w.
II. Stevenson, now the property Of j. E.
Terrill, for the year 1898.
Also on the same day lot no. Is, assessed
as the property of ID. Rhinhardt, for the
year 1888.
Also on the same day lot no. assessed as
The property Of Ellen Stark, for the years
| S37 and 1898 and tho fnllow;nr In nds
assessed as the property Of Ellen Stark.
lots 2 and 3 tnshp Is range 2 east contain
ing 274 acres.
Also on the same day The following
lands assessed as the property Of l.. G..
Hubbard, lot ] sec. SO, tnshp Is, range
east containing l02 acres.
w. nj. BURTON, Collector.
April 6, 2l--tds.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-20

ing fears Of trembling suitors, "faint Of
heart,' creates new hopes and leads to
happy engagements Of souls congcnial,
thus rendering an evenings amusc-
ment as propitious to Hymcn as it is too
often to Bacchus. But the parting hour
came--Adieus were bid--thc music
ceased-thc scene was cnded-but on
ly fora time, until the consummation
of engagements snow pcnding," when
it will be renewed with equal ardor
and corresponding joyousness-should
each devoted and happy one "act well
their parts. - Grand Gulf Adv.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-20
MARSHAL'S SALE.
Paul Salane g. Co.

S w Oakley & Co. Paul Salane & Co.
VS. alias u ia VS. alias Ia
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ay observation-disclosures.
The above cases are returnable to the May
term, 1889.
MnY virtue Of the above stated alias
ND iirie facias 10 me directed from the
Hon. United States Circuit Court Tor the
Southern District of Mississippi, l will
expose TO public sale Ter cash, before the
court house d0ercf Holmes county, Oil the
first Monday, the 9th day Of May next,
all the right, title and interest the defend
acts have ia or 10 the following described
property, to wit: seven negroes = Dob,
aged II years; Lacy, aged ~, and heI
child, John, aged s years; Elizabeth,
aged 5; Frank, "a; Louis, 30; levied on
as the property Of Abner Erwin, and will
be solo to satisfy the above stated ii. las
and costs.
WM. M. GWIN, Marshal,
BY p. NJ. FERGERSON, ID. M.
March 8 l7--tds Pats fee SIS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-20
BATTLE SONG.

Come, sogers! take your musket up,
And grasp your faithful fiaes;
We're going to lick the red-coat men,
Who call us Yankees, "triAes."
Bring out the big gun made of brass,
Which forges July thunder;
Bring out the flag Of Bennington,
And strike the foe with wonder.
Wen lick the read-coats any how,
And drive them from the border,
The loggers are awake---and all
Await the Gin'ral's order:
Britannia shall NOT rule the MAINE,
Nor shall she rule the water,
They've sung that song full long enough,
Much longer than they oUGnrER.
The Aroostook's right slick stream,
Has nation sights Of woodlands;
And hang the fellow that would lose
His footing on such good lands.
And all along the boundary line
There's pasturing for cattle;
But where that line of boundary is,
We must decide by battle.
We do not care about the land,
But they shan't hook it from us;
Our country, right or wrong we cry
No budging or compromise.
So--beat the sheep-skin-blow the fife,
And march in training order,
Our way is through the wilderness,
And all along the border.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-20
MARSHAL'S SALE.

Fearing & Co. Wonger a. Harrison,
vs. Fl ia VS. vendito exponas
VIM Mann & securities. VIM Mann& securities.
Downer g. Co. Smith & Wright,
vs. vendtio eyponas VS. yenditio exponas
VIM Mann & securities. VIM Mann & securities.
The above cases are reurnable 10 the May
term, 1882
HDY virtue of the above stated firie
.ED facias and venditio eyponases TO
me directed, from the Hon. United States
Circuit Court for The Southern District OF
Mississippi, Twill expose to public sale for
cash,betore the court house door OF Holmes
county, on the first Monday, the 9th day
of May next, all the right title and interest
the said defendant has to the following de-
scrbed property, to wit: lots Nos 81, %,
%, 4, and 81, in the town of Franklin,
also, lots Nos 81, 26 and 81, upon which
losts the Franklin Inn is situated; levied
on as the property of William Mann, and
will be sold to satisfy the above stated fl.
ia. and costs.
WIN. M. GWIN, Marshal,
BY +. M. FERGERSON, ID. M.
March 6 l7~~tds Pn'ts fee SIS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-20
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Y LII those indebted to the late n'n
A of johnson & Whitaker, or y
Whitaker alone, are requested to CONF y
forward Immediately, and settle lnsa
accounts; those failing TO do 50, may g
pect to pay cost. !, IN
Want Of money to run away win - -
the apology | can give. mp
march % lp-tf
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-20
MARSHAL,S SALE.

IVA "A IL ~ 0lA1AIS
Smith & Wight Hanger & Harrison
VS. ycndit!o exponas VS. alias & ia
Him Mann suri'ts Same
Fearings & Co Chas A Gascoigncr
vs Fl IA VS. Fl ia
HIM Mann suri'ts HIM Mann & sun'ts
Rcturnablc TO May term, 1889.
HSY virtue Of the above stated cases TO
me directed from the Hon. United
States Circuit Court tor the Southern dis
trict Of Mississippi, l will 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 said defendants may have
in or to the following described property
TO wit. the n e q Of sec "a, tnshp ID;
range 2 east, and the h OF h Of W a
and Q h of IS a Of sec 10, and ne q and e
h of n q Of sec 30, tnshp ID, range 8
east, containing $50 acres; also, h G
q and e h S q sec %, and W h n W q Of
sec IS, tnshp ID, range 2 cast, containing
239 and 62-th acres; also, n e q sec 6,
tnshp ID, range 3 east; and W h of q
sec &, tnshp IL, range 3 east, containing
240 acres; also h W q sec %, tnsbp Is,
range 2 east, containing so acres; also, n
h of G hnw q sec 5, tnsbp 10, range 2
east, containing 80 and S9-IOOth acres !:
levied on as the property of Arthur Hayes
to satisfy the above stated cases and costs
w. nj. GWIN, Marshal,
BY w. T. COURTS, Deputy.
April 6 2I-tds prints fee $40
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-20

YANKEE DINNER.-Baked beans, il
is said, are a common dish to Sunday
dinner in the Eastern States. An
early clergyman has computed that he
''has preached regularly every Sabbath
AFTERNOON to ffty-6ve bushelsand three
Ipecks of baked beans, while their
owners were mostly asleep"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-20
MARSHAT,'S SALE

| Downer g. Co. Smith e. Wright
VS. f ia VS. alias Fl fl
| Bare,t& Taylor&sec'rts. Barett&Tay or&sec'rts.
Nevins, Townsend&Co. All reiunable to the
VS. Fl IA May term, 1889.
Barrett&T aylor&sec'rts.
E4Y virtue of the above stated frie
NO facias TO me directed from the Hon.
United States Circuit Court for the South.
ern District of Mississippi, will expose
to public sale for cash. before the cour,
house door Of Holmes county on the first
Monday, the 9Th day of May next, all the
right, title and interest the said defendants
may have in or 10 the following described
property, to wit: a part of the W h of s W
q Of sec %, tnshp ID, range 3 east, con-
tanning 10 acres and 20 and Al perches,
laid off in lots numbered from one to ten,
more or less, lying Immediately south of
the centre Of the town Of franklin, and on
the east side Of the Boles ferry road. This
land is in very desirable situation for
private residences. Also, lots Nos Ia, "a,
IS and part Of No /, in the town Of Frank
lin, upon which there is fine dwelling
house and out houses and excellent well
of water Also lots Nos l6, 100 and l0l,
in the town of Franklin, lying on thenorth
side Of Washington street, and nearly OPP
posite the franklin Inn. Also negro
named Fanny, aged 35 years, first rate
house servant; levied on as the property
Of the above named defendants, and will
be sold TO satisfy the above stated Fl. ia.
aud costs.
WIN. M. GWIN, Marshal,
BY p. Nj. FERGERSON, d. M.
March 9 l7sptds Pn'ts fee $40