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The native American., 1840-07-04

pattern establish
supplied with goods word the
profitable
skill and capital N African
To Saper monopoly orbearance torcads The ndu and
eniy OoadS The Haoe Trade and Svy ~ all their rnS be
Fundamental such honest adherence
WILL in my full belief, insure lis prosperity and profit
Benevolent Society,
and befend the interests Of Ahca and Company
cultivate her SOIL
In one sense they entirely separate object of the one is
charity As distinct their principles think
entirely in the prosecution
impossible should subeve each other
influence Christianity without that population,
which will materially contribute the advancement
agriculture. hand the
moral physical condition of the people than by the
Isk the
them.
TO the question which already repeatedly
the
we do? My join the African Institution which endea
rng aud the African Agricultural
about establish
The Appendix letter of the Rgh, Hon
the Lords Commissioners of her Majesys Treasuy-ad
the House Of Commons sh February s4O) In this
that
Her May confidential advisers compelled
indispensable
culated to the foreign Slave Trade. That
establish
whose internal
carried and the external Slave Trade supplied with its victims.
directed her
with those chiefs and the basis which
absolute prohibition
and secondly the admission for this
goods the produce manufacture the
sit build steamboats,
including provisions for six
months, appears charge
paying cuang the officers and will be O,54O The
the conductors of the expedition and of their chaplain and
probably $4,000 Lord RUSSELL
included be laid before the House
for ls40'
The native American., 1840-07-04

A LARGE LOT OF seasonabe Dry Goods al very
"A low prices, suitable to the pressure of the times
We have On hand about sevenyive thousand dollars
worth Of choice anl seasonabe goods, which we intend
TO offer al very 10" prices, being anxious TO reduce
stock. They consist in part of the foowii z, viz
onsza'ines de Laines pain printed and embroidered
y large stock OF Silks, very Ri h, and great variety
Painted Lawns and Chintzes, new style
Foreign and Domestic Prints
silk aud Cotton Hosiery
ST ik, I1ilair and Kid Gloves
.Jscanv's and Cambria Musiins
I.ish Linens, warranted unnXed and very cheap
Russian and French Drilngs in great variety
Mexican Mixtures and Cotton Drills, for boys wear
Domestic Nankeens
Summer Cloths Angola Cassimeres, and Gambroous
Damasl Table Cloths and Napkins--
Black and Blue Black Bombasins
Black Love Wells and handkerchiefs
Linen Cambria handSerchiss, very cheap
parasos and Bonncts
N,arseilles and Corded Skiits
Also very extensive assortment Of Domescs, which
with every other article usually kept by and not
herein ehuIneraed will oier al such prices caInot
fail 70 suit all purchasers, and 10 correspond with the
rxigences OF th times.
April % 3t. BRADLEY & CATLETT.
The native American., 1840-07-04

A tOLOGNE WATER Cologne Water, of exquisite
layor, from the establishment of the original dstil-
cr Jean Marie Farjna, of Cologne, for sale at
lAJ Is t TODD'S Drag Store.
The native American., 1840-07-04

| I CE.-To remedy the inconveniences necessarily at
tending the sale OF Ice by measure have determined
hereafter 10 sell only by weight measured bushel OF
Ice weighs from 80 10 60 lbs, varying according to the
manner OF measuring, qnalS Of Ice 81. | shall assume
"a lbs. TO be the ect standard for the bushel Tick
cts representing that quantity and its subdivisions low
as s lbs ar~ ready for distribution. The price will
be three ontths ri cent per pound and this to those
who with the n will be the prlce through
out the year With those "lto use large quantities spe-
ciai contracts will be made.
The quality Of the Ice secured by me this year is
rrUal, il not Superior. to any before put up in The
District thayn6 been taken from the channel Of the Po
onac.
mar I4-lmo sJ.ToDD.
4 CONCENTRATED STRIP OF .SARSAPARILLA.
For diseases Of The skin ctter, pmpled face scali
HEAD Sc the concentrated srup Of sarsapara is, when
used in onJnnctIon with "Sandss Remedy the most
E"tecUa medicine N use as an Alternative in long stand
ing rheumatic affections, mcrcuria diseases, &C. it may
II" aSaagrousy used as substitute for the various Sc
tret remedies, Swain's, Poters &c and is recon-
nened by the Faculty pref fable any Of that class
Marc TODD's Drug Store
i ECUMIENDED BY The FACULTY.-How
q ards Compound Syrup OF Carragecn, safe, sim
ple pleasant, and eectual remedy for chronic coughs,
asthmas, ccnsumrtIons, &c.
This syrup has deservndy acquired great reputation
aud the confidence Of physicians as remedy in the
Of pulmonary diseases II is not offered specific but
will be found generally eiectuaI in the Of chronic
coughs asnas, &c. and viii frequently relieve obstinate
pulmonary diseases.
jWhen circumstances admit, ii should be used under
the direction Of physician.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail, at my Pharma
ry, Seven Buildings.
Also, for sale by most the Druggists in Washington
Georgetown, Alexandria, BaEIore, and throughout the
Unitad Stctcs HOWARD.
Dec
DEDS MATTRESSES, &.c.-We have on hand an,
ID arc constantly making
Feather Beds of prime Western Feathers
Do do Russian
Hair Moss and Sluck Mattresses
prsons wishing 10 procure any Of the above article
cdn';rC sun piled Oh the lowest terms by
BOTELEk & D0NN,
Nov23 Penn Avenue, opposite Browns Hotel.
nlNTRIES' ITCH OINTMENT. A safe, certain
~ aud expeditions for the Itch, be II ever so IN
yet"atc in One Hours duplication only No DANCE
Iro" taking cold II does not contain the least par4cl
Of Mercury, OF other dangerous Ingredient, and ma
bc applicd with perfect salcypRIcE, 37t cents boz
For sale at
C--@l T0pnS Drug Store
The native American., 1840-07-04
.PoRTATI5N B. AND o. X Il.

OFFICE OF Il 'FoRIATi5N b. Ard " ~ -
WASHINGTON, JUNE ., 1910.
n NOTIC On and after the 10th instant, (WednesaaJ
y next the Evening Train of Passenger Cars 10
Baltimore will be despatched from this oihce al ciocf
instead of o'clock. as at present, OF which 'raVeef
''' By order: sAML. sTETTINIUs,
June l3.-3t Agent.
sNICKENS's WORKS-Oliver Twist, Nicholas Nick
h2 leby Pickwck Papers, 4 Boz's Sketches, bound
- ''''0'''' 'S''' ~ ''' u. M. MORRISON.
Jane 49, doors west of Browns Hotel
atOOpER'S Naval History of the United States o
I America second edition, with corrections, is JUS
received, and for sale by WM. NJ. MORRISON,
Jan, 49, Four doors west of Browns Hotel.
p-ABLES original and selected, by the most esteem
& ed European and Oriental authors with an Intro
lucory Dissertation on the History OF Fables. compri
sing biographical notices Of the most eainet aoa's '
Iby C. Moir Busscy, Illustrated BY numerous engraving
stationary store of w. NJ. MORRISON.
Iuua Fonr doors west Of Brown s Ho'ei
GtLEANINGS IF NArUnE, conta,ni : m sever
III groups of Animals aud Plants, with popular dfs
clpptons of their habits by Robert Alndd Is of saie
'"s Do'N "''" ''"'''''' W. NJ. MORRISON,
| lima "a Fuur doors west OF Browns Hotel
E3ILES! PILES! PILES cured at last.-lhs teri!
bic complaint Is warranted cured IN all cases bv me
use of Hays Innent. Ia OF failure the agents are
forbidden TO take any pa. r. ,
.~ Never buy unless il have the signature u o'u'
stock & Go. on the wrapper. .
Sold by VIM F, Band"r, Charles S'oo ana o''e'S-
Inlisinai proprietor Solomon Hays
ap ll-3n
FNORDON & GRAY, MERCHANT TAiLoRs,--
II Ieausg!cuniu ugeA1e (Fots Bniidh2s) Jour H0o'S
Egf of street,, Have ln>t received Superior as
snrturnt of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, sucn
as CLIO rHS, CASSlMERES AND NEoTlNGS, when
they will make up to order sthe shortest nosice 10 .e
most a>hionabe STYLE and very reasonable terms.
Among their stock are the following articles:
Giraffe Cassllners Ganbool
Io"don Tweeds Bolnba2ines
White and Brown DriIngs,
Tppet and Summer Cloths. ~
variety of Cashmere, Satin and Nel!h5 'esu'ss
Stocks, Cravas, Handkerchits.
Gloves, Suspenders, Umbrellas Bosoms, Hosiery &C.
Having purchased all beir articles for cash. they can
so the loves cash terms ller trends ana Inc pup
c generally are respectfully invited to cali as they nope
Ivy degcnct and attention to bn1ness to give general
satisfaction.
April 25-3m. (Nat. Int cod 3t.dpD
{ INEN COODs--Ne have opened this day some
r"y cheap Linen Goods, consisting IN part ol lie
toIoWiUg viz.
~ pieces very fine Irsl Linen, warranted pure
- do heavy undr ssed do do do
li-avr lIsh Si4ettings, 99 Ga 8.a. io.4, anu i2-4
WIDE
lflck4baok Diapers fine an; medium
Crash ana Russian Diaper,
Danask Napkins, fine
Darhask fable Cloths aud Diapers
Gb p BRADLEY s CATLETT.
& tARPETINGS-W have Just opened
4 + 3-f, alld 5.s Vcnitlan Carpetinss, to match
On land, ,0OO wards Ingram Carpetings
The native American., 1840-07-04

& tARpETINGS,-'V have Just opened!
y 5-f aud SIS Vcntlan Carpetinss, to match
On land, 1909 yards Ingram Carpetings
MI Of Which will be sold unusually cheap.
Mar II BRADLEY & CATLETT.
The native American., 1840-07-04

TLEANINGS IF NATURE, con'a'nt NJ : seven
w proups Of Animals aud Plants, with popular drs
clpptions of their habits by Robert Mndd Is io sae d
the Book and Stationary store OF ,n
June 49, FuAr doors West oi p'o"" 80.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-23
MARSHAL'S SALE.

tomstock & Andrews Returnublc TO the u s.
VS. al Il ia Circuit Cout To Nav
! Mcknight 81 Co. itrm 1910.
Mulby & Starr
Us al ii Ia
} Mcknight & 60.
BY virtue Of the above stated executions. TO
me drette from the Honorable United States
rent Court, for the Southern District of Mis>is.
sppl, will expose TO public sale TO the highest
hnl,ler for cash, before the Count house door of
Holmes county onthe
First Monday, the 4th day Of Mayncxt,
the following described land, to vii the updiyi.
ded half Of the east halt OF secticn 9, and ives,
hall south west quarter and south east quarter
OF south west quarter of section 10, township ID.
range easi, also, the west halfnorth west quar-
ter AMI south west quarter section 8, and west
hail south west quarter OF section 5, and east
nall north east quarter OF section s, township IL,
range east, containing SI2 acres more or less
Levied on as the property OF said defendan,
~ Mcknight to satisfy plaintiffs demand aud
cost OF snt, will s,l al tie right title interest
and claim the defendant may have in and TO the
above described land.
W VI GWIN, Marshal.
BY Punseil, ID M.
April 4, 81 tos Prs fee Sl2.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-23

a LIST Of letters remaining in the Pos,
IA Odice at franklin Miss. on the Ist day OF
April 1910, which fnot taken ont before The LIST
day otJuly next, will he sent to the Post Office
department as dead letters.
Arnold Mary NJ. Byrd " iliam, Byrd I'M,
Doan J, BuIrns James, Boar Miss q n, Bullock
II, Eiggs Margaret, Banna I'm, Baker ] r,
Baker Thomas II, Bardwell p, Barbour L.
Bates c. Cintra Miss n, Cunningham G w
,, Cook } 3. Davis Wiiam Dixon Hugh,
East John, ExamJ ", Ellis Edmund. Foster
~, Foreman J, Fowler A, Ford. + l.. Gage
Matthew, Gibson N, Guns,end NY. Cuhidge
Joel. Hulhnt X L., Harris G., Horton MIS- &,
IIargrove " r, Hatch A, Horton M. Johnson
) ", =, johnson J W.Johnson ] d. King W
q. Lewis William P,Lacy John 9, Land(air D.
McMihon ", Niece A G, cEachun II, Nor.
bis I'm, Mny + S, Morrison J II. oldham
Miss e e. lain, NJ, Parks S 3, Patterson
y. 8, Perkins f II, Patrick A, Picket
Mrs J. Russell Il J, Roberts Sarah, ROWS In.
cretia. Snedaker Wm. Sims r, Sanders L ma.
san.leis . & ", Shurp J M 2, smi.h IL M,
Sherycr J: Stewart j, sproles Nancy. Taylor
J Nj, Taylor + 2. Taylor Job 2, Tayio, o, Tan.
ncr + b, Tribblc + NJ, Thomas DC,2. Usher
". Watson Sarah, Williams r Nj, Williams
Z 5, Williams o S, Uilsou NJ, Williams r.
sVadlngton Mary, SVadlngton ElIgah, Syad-
l,nston Frances, lVadlington L, Walker
WIN.
Persons calling for letters in The above list.
"ill please say they are advertised
A. M. MAYO, P. NJ.
April H., % 3w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-23
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

IA Office. Agreeably to an order Of
~ the Hon. Court Of Probaes for
Holmes County, made at the February
term, lS40 thereof, will on Monday the
9th day oil April next, as administrators
upon the estate of John w White, dec,l
proceed 10 sell the following lands belong
ing to The estate OF said decedan,, to vii .
north halt north east quarter section IS
township Ii, range 2 east, on credit of
~ months, the purchaser will he reou;red
to give good security; sale to take place
on the premises.
AZARlAH WATKINS, A1mr,
Oi Jno. w White, decd
Feb 8 tbs 10
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-23
MARSHAL'S SALE.
John Arnfcld,

John Arniield,
vs. Fl IA
James Calling g. securities y.
Robert Painter q Co.
VS. Fl ia
Galloway g. Richardson e. securities
Oliver Anderson
VS. ais Fl ia
Galloway g. Richardson ct al Il securities
Oliver Anderson
VS. ais Fl ia
Galloway & Richardson ct al
Returnable 10 the United States Cir
cult Court, to May term 1910.
BY virtue of the above stated Fl
las to ne directed from the Honorable
United States Circuit Court, for the
Southern District of Mississippi, !
will expose to public sale for Cash, be.
fore the Court House door Of Holmes
county, on the
in the hours prescribed by law, all the
right, title, interest, and claim, the
said defendant hath in and to the fol
lowing described property, TO witt
the west half Of the north west
quarter Of section 10, in township IA,
OF range east, containing so and
3G-lo0ihs acres; east half Of the south
east quarter Of section "a, in township
Ia, range l west, containing 81 and
67-l00'hs acres; east half of the south
west quarter and the east half Of the
north east quarter of section "a, OF
township IA, range west, containing
l63 and 34-l00lhs acres; east half
south west quarter section 10, town
ship Id, OF range | east, containing so
33-l00ths acres; the west half of the
south east quarter of section "a, in
township IA, of range west contain
ing 10 and 67-lO0ths acres; the west
half Of south west quarter of section 10
in TOWNSHIP, II, range l east, so and
SS-l0Oths acres, containg in all FIVE
hundred and sixty-six AGREES and forit
four hundredth's acres, more or less.
The above stated land will be sold on
MONDAY THE 9th DAY OF AFRIL NEXT. TO
satisfy the above stated Fl Eas and cost
If suit. Levied on as the property of
James CaIlin, on the Oath day Of Mar.
w. NJ. GWIN, Marshal,
By p. NJ. Furguson, Deputy.
March % 90 ids Pr. fee 500
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-23
MARSHAL'S SALE.
Edyard Anderson,


Aaron Spell e. Surties
Returnable TO The United States Cir
cult Court to May term 1910.
BY virtue of the above stated execu-
ton TO me directed, from the Honorable
United States Circuit Court tor the
iSoulhern District of Mississippi, ] will.
proceed TO sell to the highest bidder for
cash, before the Court house doorip the
town Of Lexington, Holmes county Mis-
sissippi, on the
4M Monday in April
all the right, title and interest that the
defendant has in and TO the following de-
scrbed lands, TO wit: the south east quar-
ter and east half north east quarter and
south half west hall north east hall Of see
lion 81, township il, range 2 east, con-
tanning $50 acres more or less.
Levied on as the property Of the deien-
dan' Aaron Spell TO satisfy plaintiffs de
mand and cost of suit.
w M GWIN, Marshal,
by p Nj FERGUSON, ID. M.
March % 20 tbs :.
TPr's fee SIC
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-23
w M GWIN, Marshal,
BY p M FERGUSON, ID NJ.
March % ids PRS fee I2d.
MAkSH4L'S SALE.
Seaman g. Ward
W. f ia 4

l. w. Pickens, g. Securities.
Rcturnable to the United States Circui,
Court to May term 1910.
BY virtue OF the above stated Fl ia
to ne directed, from the Honorable Uni
ted States Circui, Court, for the Southern
District Of Mississippi, | will the
4th Monday in April
next expose to public sale TO the highest
bidder for cash, before the court house door
10 the town Of Lexington Holmes county
Mississippi. all the right, title aud interest,
that the defendant has in aud to the fol-
loving described lands, TO wit: the south
west quarter and north half south east
quarter and south half north east quarter
Of section q, and south half west bait
north west quarter and south west quarter
and south west quarter of section 26, and
south half east half north east quarter oil
seclion2 %, township IS, range 3 east, con-
tanning 560 acres more or less.
Levied on as the property Of defendant
Israel ". Pickens to satisfy pIf' demand
and cost Of suit.
w NJ GWIN, Marshal,
BY EDMUND PURSSELL.
Deputy Marshal.
March 70 ids FPS Eco lod
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-23
MARSuAL,S SALE.

Grant& Barton Returnable to United
Us II Ia STATES Circuit CouI
VIM w Smith 10 May term $50
jeremiah Dickson
John j. Smth
Samuel Barnet,
Brtton Smith
Pollard Ii Coates
Aaron Spell &
Charles Hoover.
BY virtue OF the above stated exc,
lion to me directed, from the Hon. United
States Circuit Court, for the Southern
district of Mississippi, will expose to
public sale to The highest bidder for cash,
before the Court house door in the town
Of Lexington Holmes comfy Mi. on the
4h Monday in April 7
next, all the right, title, interest and claim
that the defendant may have in andto the
following described lands, to wit: the east
halt south east quarter Of section 80, and
south west quarter and north west quarter
and north halt cas-, bali north enst quarter
and north aaliwest half oor,h cast quarter
IT section 20, and all section 20,and east
nall north east quarter Of section 10, and
west half south east quarter section lS,
and west halfsouth west quarter and south
half cas-, halt south west quarter and south
half west half north west quarter section
II. all in township II, range 3 east, con
laining l4i0 acres.
Levied on ss the property Of The defend
ant L II Coates. Also, the Yves, half east
malt south east quarter and south half
west halt south east quarter OF section 81,
and west half norh west quarter and west
halt south west quarter and west hall
north east quarter and asihal( south west
quarter and east half north west quarter
and west hall east half north east quarter
OF section %, and east halfnorth cast quar-
ter and west half north west quarter Sec
ton 20, ard west half south est quarter
and east halfsoih east quarter section 81
and "est half south east quarter and east
halt south west quarter & east half north
east halfol section 80, and east half north
west quarter oil section 81, township I3,
and west half north east quarter of section
D, and west hall north west qparter OF Sec
ton 3, township ID, range 3 east. Con-
iaining 1900 acres more or less.
Levied on as the property OF the defen-
liant u Smith, and will be sold to satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost OF suit.
W. NJ. GWIN, Marshal,
Ky l.. M. FERG USON. Deputv
March 20, tbs Pts fee d25
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-23
MARSHAL'S SALE.
} ID Wolf Bishop & Co
vs.
} c Pickens g. Suri,ies
Haley g. Utier

J c Pickcns g. Sayiics
Returnablc 10 United States Circuit
Court to May term ls40.
BY virtue of the above stated Fl las
10 me directed from the Honorable United
States Circuit Court Tor The Southern dis
trict OF Mississippi, will proceed to sell
to the highest bidder for cash, before the
court house door in the town of Lexington
Holmes county Mississippi, on the
4M Monday in April
next, all the right, tllle ana interest, the
defendant has in or to the following desert
bed lands, to wit: the south hall west bali
south east Quarter, section -, township
Is, range east, north half west halt
north enst quarter OF section 5, township
II, range 3 east.
Levied on as the properly Of j. c.
Piekens to satisfy plaintiffs demand and
cost OF suit.
w NJ GWlN,
Marshal ) ID
BY EDMUND PUKSSELL,
Depu'y,,
March %. IDS PRS Tee IN
MARSIiAL'S SALE.
MaIby g. Starr
vs. ais Fl ia
J Mcknight & Co
Comstock Andrews
vs ais Fl ia
} J Mcknight & Co.
Re,nrnatle to the u. 5. Circuit Court
10 May term 1910.
BY virtue OF The above stated Fl fas
to me directed from Honorable United
States Circuit Court for the Southern dis
lrict Of Mississippi will on
4th Monday IN April
next, expose to public sale 10 the highcs,
bidder for cash, before the Court house
door in the town Of Lexington Holmes.
county Mississippi, within the hours pre-
scr'bed by law, all the right
title and interest the said defendant hath
IN or 10 The following decribed property to
wit: lots numbers 60 and 81, lying and
being in the town 0 | Lexington, aud on
said lots there is fine store house and
ware house.
Levied on as the property Of the defen-
dart }. j. Mcknight, and will be sold to
satisfy the above stated ii fas and cost OF
suit.
w NJ GWIN, Marshal,
BY p NJ FERGUSON, ID nj.
March % ids Prs fee I2d.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-23

GREAT WALL OF China. --Eyen when
united under one emperor, China trembIed
at the Tariars of the desert. About two
centuries Sefore the birth of Christ, She.
hwang-te (the brook burnerl constructed
the great wall of China, to prevent their
incursions. The wall, which has ALWAYS
been considered one Of the worlds wonders.
IS l,5OO miles in length, a great height and
thickness, furnished with forireses and tow.
ers innumerabIe, and carried with singular
skill over mountains and rivers, as well as
across the plains and valleys. Lord Ma.
cartney exclaimed on seeing il that it was
certainly the most stupendous work Of
human hands, aud he nationally concluded
that at the remote period of its BUILDING.
China must have been very powerful and
also civilized nation. DR.. johnson was
accustomed to say Of il, that it would be
on honor TO any man to say that his
grandfather had seen the great wall Of
China. MIR. Barrow, who saw il with
Mccartney, went into some amusing cal.
citations as to the quantity Of the material
It contains. According 10 this account.
and the materials Of all the dwelling hons.
Is Of England and Scotland, suppos,up
them at that period Cat the end of The last
century, to amount to 100000 and 10
average 1000 cubic feet of brick work or
masonry, would he barely equivalent 10
the bulk Of the wal, without taking in lis
fortresses or towers, which he calculated
contained as much masonry and brick work
as London did at that time. Siupendous
as was the work, it failed in its object.-l
Mem England Farmer.
Man upon this earth would be vanity
and hollowness, dust and ashes. vapor and
Z bubble, were it not that he felt himself
to be 30. That it is possible for him to
halbor such feeling, this, by implying a
comparison Of himself with something
higher 10 himself, this it is which makes
hiIo the immoral creature that he is.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-23
N Office.

VHNHE undersigned having formed ,
IL co-partnership for transaclinv $
general commission business in the T,,,,
OF New Orleans, under the firm Of Halsay
" Bell. One of this firm, J. NJ RAJ,
will remain throughout the seaso, 10. >.
v'cksburg, and will be prepared al al
times to receive consignmenis, and maLa
advances on Cotton. The office is Ma
81 Banks Alley, New Orleen, 1'o
ABRAM A. HALSEY
r.s a. JOHN M. BELL
Feoruary %, I6 nc
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-23
March %

~ ME several companies Composing
n the 9Th or Holmes county Req
ment, are commanded to appear in Lex
ing'on on the 18th Of May next, for The
purpose Of review, sc.
All commissioned and non commission.
ed officers will appear on the two previous
days for drill, &c.