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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-07
CEN ERAL ORDER r So. 9.
HEAD QUARTERsH!


guyIIE Commandments Of ,he seyrraI
"a Recimen,s in the Third Division
Mississippi Nnhia will hold an election
~ the frs, Monday and day iullG"ing II
November mkt, at TIE several Preclnels
| ia the counties composing said Kee'menis,
| ior Major General OF SAID DIVISION.
Brlgadier General John " Drake, o.
Iihe Frs, Brigade Of the Third DIVISION
Mississippi Militia will assume ihe eom-
nand Of SAID Division unlli said eiecpon
hall be holden aud, MS Comuandan' o.
hbe Division, order an election % be hot
deo On the first Monday and day following
~ November nest, in the several hesi
nents composing the Second Brigade OF
he Third DIVISION Mississippi Militia Gol
Biuader General Of snid Brigade.
The returns OF the several elections wi
' We made 10 the Adjutant General, at Jack
IA son.
Col Carter Jones, Of the First Rcgl
y ment Mississippi Militia, aud Senlo
i Colonel in the Second Rllende Of Y,
= Third Division Mississippi Militia, WI
Y assume The command 81 said Brigade unI
an election is held to fill the yacanc
orcasioned by he resignation Of Brigade
General w. +. Jones.
Col. J. nj. Damwer, Of the Twen
sixth Regiment Mississippi Mdtin, Al
II Senior Col mel OF the Flrst Brigade
b,s he Third Division Mississippi MilIt
II will assume tn, command ol said Bfgi
until a.ier tbs election.
H. BY order Of ALEXANDER @. Menu
III Commander-inChitt.
G. Nj. PRICE, Adju'ant
GcneruI, Mississippi Militia
August Is, 40
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-07
800 acres.

more OF less; north east quarter cfs,t
a, township IA, range 9 easi; aI.c. (,
halt Of souih east quarlet Of Section
oorih half OF east half Of south vesl j,
ter aud cast half Of south east cv,t',
section 10, and moth east quarter an
half north west quarter, and e,a ht
south west quurler aud west bali %
east quarter Of section 80, TOWNSHIP
range 3 east; containing 76O acres n
ur less. Also east half nOIIh east on,
aud cas-, hall south east Qnarersectiu
containing l59 acres. Also, east
south west quarter, secllor %, 0st
10, range 2 east; containing cO'
more or less. Also, north holtCiag
north west quarter, section ,, iOSNGl
+, range 9 east; containing " acIsaI
!, less.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-07
New Arrangement :
o4,- SPEED INCREASED 10

49, SPEED INCREASED 40
r,nxuE undersigned for the purpose o.
' Attending every facility to tue 'i"'
IT, ,;' community, have mode affa"e''
meats by which passengers ''sle e'1'
.,,an oc Inc STATE, without detehtlon Q
delay, Having the most sN''i'ol ="
careful drivers, with stock INFERIOR 10 ~
IN The United States; they i!atlet t"e'"'
se,yes that their Accommodations w, W.
secnre to them a liberal patronage -
I,nos wbich the subscribers have coa''o''
connect With or Iniersecteyery f'a'e ~ '','
State of Mississippi, They Will run ." ~
ronmoda,ion, ia -four horse pos''coa''e7 I
,,;.weelly from Jackson, to LeN''@
IN. It ,he later Of which piece 'n'
Coaches 10 Yazoo CITY and Holy Spr'oeS
Will be in ieadiness TO convey PoSSe,'2t''
, mon The arrival Of the accomn"o"''''
sage. The time from the city oil ,ch'
), son. 10 Holy springs, 2iS miles, wa "
,hriy.six hours; 1T this p'ln' we ''''' -,
;. Win the lines TO Memphis a"d NashN'I''
passrnqers can We conveyed from lacF
san. Ia Natchez, Columbus, Viekseu'!
E, Inc Mississippi and Brandon sPn'g
without detention.
,e We have been particular IN seiee'l'
. such s.s.ands,'' upon The different route
as will ensure 10 travellers me e'e""
re, comfoit and convenience; ana nave
consideration Of the times, REDUCED 0
zee fare about one half
Passengers for the North, who nj
%. enter their names with our agent
~ Jackson, viii not be detained 10 Le1i'
an. ''"' slNs RIsHER, s. Co.
lee june 90 32-Ii.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-07
From the Lndy's CompanIon'
MY BoYnooD's GIFT
ny CHARLES SHERRY.

Yrs, give me back my bOyhOod'' onsn'
Exulting days again;
lis eager joys, its VIGOROUS i''o
In every bursting ven
And then will once more essay
My boybood's careless s'rain'
In nv old haunts ofchildish SPORTS
Inlettered, let me tread
spoil auburn Of its mafoie pnc''
IInsepulchre lis dead,
Ana il ,heir ashes breathe again.
The spiri, that has heu'
o,o. more beneath it's dappled shade
In sumuer let me he
while chimes that call 70 'a'A u p'''
Float unregarded by'
THE hind that bends the spray ABOVE
Less flee and glad 'banl
Revive the hopes, recall the d'enm''
yTha, danced before nc hen
orce more let Fancy take the oru'n'
And Poetry the zen
Paint me new worlds, and people them
With new race Of men.
Bid Lily's hazel eye bright
with all its early glow
Let Faony's captire locks released
Ia faxen ruglet' flow,
And as they culed in other Gays
Curl round her neck snow
Knit broken tics, bind broken hearts,
Imuisoned hearts set fee
Old fSiend.hips out Of tune accord
Totheir lost ham""y,
And ell the Preside circle up
AZ was wont to be.
Make widows, wives, bid wives laugh out
with erlhood's msid.n glte,
bling back its .lccpers from the ear'o'
It's sle,erers lom the sea-
And haplyyou may yet res'oFs
The hoy'siosl gift TO me!
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-07
MARSHAL SALE.
Baker, Johnsols & Co
w vrnd expo
john L Williams
Same
VS. vend expo
Same
Same
vs. xcnd expo
Saue

pn,urnabIc 10 United states Circuit Oou''' =
49, November tenn 1870.
wtY virtue Of The above stated Nf'u''"
~ cxpoeas TO me directed, lrcm VIZ
Honorable u. S. Clrrnll Co4''' - ~,
Southern District Of MlsslsslPp'' WIZ
expose TO public sale on
yhc 4A Monday in October
next, before the Court hoase door 70 W. ~,
Town Of Lexington, Holmes county, n" W
inn. uile. interest and clam the save ~ ~
lendant hath il or 10 HE following dese'''
heA ntoperty, 10 wit: the south hall sec'o'
lS, AID west half north east quarter se 90
lion II, and west halt south west q,"'"
section 0, all 10 township Is, range . eaS'
containing in all
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-07
lSO acrcs,

And. also, the west half north west quar-
~ sec,,on l0, township -, range . east
containing so acres mere or less, !
Levied on as the property q Jonn 4
Williams, and viii 80 sold 20 satisfy -,
move stated venditio cxponas aud cost %
SUN w M GwIN, Marshal,
BY p NJ Ferguson, DePy
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-07

The north half or part Of the vfst
the S nuth west quarter, section ~
ship II, range 3 east. BeglonF
ooint in the ccOtTe Of the road, 70
from Franklin in sid connty,n
aomery where the south boonda[
'own Of Franklin, az Iald cll OP
nrip,or. crosspss ii rn1d, then sai'
s,id road from Fraohlin TO Bett'
lpurns from said road to the nsshl
sonth west with said Benton roal
middle thereof TO the line Ott's
.sc,ions % and 20, thence to ?. 7
west corner Of the above des'!''s !
OF parcel oflaud thence es, = VIM ,,.
po,,ndary If The town Of Franks
baginning; supposed by esilna''''
tain 30 acres.
The above lands have rFFA !
! !. me property Of Arthur HAYS
+, ,he above stated cases SAM, and ' %l
''' "'' W NJ GwlN, N't,
By P NJ Ferguson,
Sep 90 4G IDS 2.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-07
M4RSHAL'S SALE.


Malhy & starr
VS. veud eNp0
ii NcK,isht & Co
ComHock Andrews
VS. veud expo
j Mcknight & Co
Retnrpahle 10 the United States circo''
coutt 10 November tern l@ao'
BY virtue Of the above stated Sen'''
oos !, me directed from the 1anot"o,t
,I,noA States circuit cour, for the SCUM
~" d;s,ric, Of Mlsslsslppi,i viii on The
oh Moadoy in Octoter ncTf
xoose to pn,lc sale to the hiehest, bidder
,'r cosb telnre The cour, house door ~ ''t
,own ol Lexington, holmes county, Miss'S
MIMI; wi,hin tie time prescribed Ny i"~
| IN Ma rioh,. lille, and interest ne s''u -
rndaot hath 10 or TO the following 49," Vs.
Cd nroner,y, to Wit: lots nQnte'a " a"
Isl l,,ng and being in The '"wn - '-'N
nn,rn and on which there is uht 81
,,nnse and ware house; also The nna,V''e
lhat( Of the eas, bali OF section y an" W.
h,,lf south west quarter hna S''''n :.
ana,,er Of south west quarter o' sec'on ;
2 ,aynsb;p IA, range east, ALSO the We
2 h,alf no,,h ives, quarter AMI s2ulh "e
. a,or,pr section 0, and vest bali SCUM w
$ nnar,er Of section 5, and east han ~,
:, ms, quarter Of section 8, township !
rance / east, containing Sl2 acres nv
or less. o;l /
n rapdaM j. J. Mex light 10 satisfy p'''
~ uas demand and cost 81 sun.
O. ''''S w. NJ, GWlN, Mnr.h, !,
u By Z Nj Fufgus,n, y ~
~ Sen, DC, 1910 ids p's lce 10
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-07

Bank Act nerer refuses to Discount
III ia a cry often heard IN these times,
tba, the banks won't discount. We know
q bank whose vault is well stored with the
richest treasures, which is opened to all
who are disposed 10 apply, and WHICH,
through all the pressure, has been as rea'
dy 10 discount as in tho most prosperous
times. Gentle reader! If you are content
70 quit speculation, aud willing simply 70
make the mark, yon can be accommoda-
ted. This bank has perpetual charter,
and is known as The Grand Bank Of Ter
ta Firma; an entrance may be found up
on the sunny side Of most ofou hills.
Its keys, which you must grasp without
gloves, arc the plough, the spade, and me
hoe. The only security i requires IS m
dustry, endorsed by temperance, and y
seldom offers any thing but substantial
currency. Those who have made them
selves lean by complaining Of hard times
and the scarcity Of mnhey, need only try
oos experiment, and the sooner they take
The responsibility the better. App'ca
lions should be made early in the season
Il
Western Peculiarities. In m extrac
of a letter addressed 10 the New World
there is an account Of some Of the phrase
used in The West, which struck the write
as natyre.
give You few specimens Of thel
questions, answers, and phrases.
SHOW long doyou allolc to stay in the'
iigging8a"
"Dld You kill any deer9"
"No, did not see the first one"
"Thc horse was not fit for lady
ride, he was ITO, bride wisc."
"What time shall we arrive"
"Oh, about sun up"
1--WE had polrerful heap Of SKI
weather"
81 made tracks for the tall timbe
meaning l must go 10 the woods"
"Ga,heT horse aud pnt out" was
other expression for departure. "As
ural as bread"
Speaking Of one havinga good appel
alt was astonishing how. he hid turn
ard laid billed beans materially in
shade"
But the most expressive ofall was
you know Mr.. B."
"Koow him! oh! | don't know any
dy else"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-07

FwxHE Undersigned having been a ,p
pointed, a. The August term leqo
= ,he Probate Court Of Holmes county
,nmiss,oners 10 audit, examine and al
low the claims against the estate Of Nilcn
' 'sl Melton. deceased, will NEE, at Lock
harris Store, in said county, on me '' \, y.
saturday ii each month, for the nex' 'hte'
'D0n'n'' = THOS. LOCKHART,
n. HORTON,
JOHN WEST,
August 8 81 o."
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-07
dissolution.

TwyHE co2arluership heretofore EXISTING
N under The firm OF la'es q no' 'or,
i tbs day Dissolved BY mutual consent mt
al those having claims against sad t'f'm
a. i, n,esen, them Tor payment, ana al
hose owing said firm will please r MIN ''n
mediaiely and make paym'n'" :. ~ W.,
As he is alone authorised to rece'P' LOT '"'
same .L.YATES.
S. BOTTERS.
- nnIn AE AN
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-07
TO THE PUBLIC.

Persons wanting safe and inoocen'
CATHARllC PILL, VIII DO well :"
can al tho Drug Store OF W. ~ Ll'a''
aud procure those prepared oy n''hs raa
| have used them in my practice aNu zee
satisfied ia accommodating them 10 'n'
l. s. MITCHELL, NJ. D.
Ipx1ScroY. June 81, l64O.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-07
$50 Acrcs
.r,nre or less.

more or less. - oc d.rendao,
,tael W pickens 10 satisfy pltl's demand
ANU Vs. w NJ GWlN, Marshal
By p NJ Ferguson, Dep'y,
Sep % 46 tbs pr 'oo 49,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-07

orAll of the charges due 20 20 'r M &C
lin good money when called en- %'., u, e@ e.
coun,abiily for baggage unless uo'''''
70 '''' II. N. WHITMAN, - Pf' =
yozoo Civ, Avg 20, lSlo -
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-07
MARslIALs =

MANsIIAL's 7
Buchaua Hag'n : ]
vs. ii y Of nj upd
Samuel Ne'4oO' :, ,Inilsb
Rs,oruaGlc 70 'n ', Tr ii
s slDp, 70 Nrvemb .s. ' sbs,
BY yldue q !, "a MIR Il
NE directed, WI .oo att hot
-, befre 'hs q. s0'j Iloln|
INA Of Lexlos''"
,ssippi, on 'he ,cr h Oc
| The following de sa,',h half
SECTION 81, the SOD %, easl
s onarier Of section y, hi S'If pe
a,nrter aud s'a'n s 40, wed
q""' & aecllan 90 = ood
IafI section 81 i s'' n a !
z ', .ss,.,'is Il Y y. o..
Joha Nelsoa 70 ''"'
cost Of suit ". N. q
81 pm 81
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-07
MAsRHAL SALE

MASRHAL SALE n
Wonger & Harrison
-, vs. yond expo
w Mann H. surttiVs
Downer &Co
vs. vend expo
Arthur llau
Downer & Go
u ys vend expo
W Mann 4 sure.iss
Fearing & Co
s-',s ysyend expo
W Mann & sutetis,
Charles Gascoiens
vsycnd expo
W Mann & sIlretie.
w SWebb
>, wytni expo
John NJ llollinr.wOrb
Rcturnable TO y. s. Circuit Corr, N w..
bcr term lS4O. WV
bH virtue Of the above vera;,;, II
w ms 10 me directed, from ne r. A.
u ). S,rcuil Cour, for The Southern he n Il
! 'rlc' OF Mississippi, | will expose ,opaII
sale ne, Tor cash, before lbe cour, house d i,
Of Holmes county, on ''' W
;, Te 4h Monday in October
next, all NE right tile, ,u,e,es, and I'D
the said dplendnn,shnh !. ~ va va
loving described property, 10 witt |,
! half Of the north west quarter aud thea,
!, hall south west quarter, west hoNofi
i north enst quarter, and the west bali SOM
b west quarter, all Of section %, ,ovuhI
n 10, range2 east; containing
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-07
TEMPERANCE MAN.

A son uG,he Emerald Isle, who arrived
10 New York the other day, was asked by
az acquaintance to take glass Of greg,
but declined, giving as reason tor his
refusal, ,ha, he had joined the temperance
soc;ety in Cork, before leaving lreiand.
His friend replied that, that was OF ne
censequence, as pledge given in Ireland
was not binding here. To this piece q
len'handcd morality, Patrick indignantly
i..Ar,ed---a Do you suppose when ! bros
", ~ 10 America, III be Arthur LAYING
ras SSwE ia Ireland" Sat. COur.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-07
rur STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
T.&J. Cock
W. 1888

W. tfoo
Horuer Good, ct al.
suoeriur Court Of Cnancery-June Ae'"
1910.
EYPON opening the matters u vs.
u bill, and it appearing to 'ne sa.'s,
,ar,,on Of The court, that the ue'en""'''.
| John Horner, and Horner Cood' are ivy ha,
,nbah;,ants Of this s;ate--but res'oeS Oe'
land The limits thereof, SO that tue ofuln n',.
- rroccss Of this court cannot be e%e'''
"a IN Therefore, it is oFdefen nm
opless the said defendants appear ' tn
| he chancellor ct the court room III ~ =
son The first Monday in DscemHeF heA'
| and plead, answer or demur 70 'ne "" ~ y
comnlaio, herein, the several aIeg""o"
hereof. win be taken pro conlesso' an
snch order or decree made therein as !"
chancellor may deem equitable ane !a'
u, is further ordered that a copy :" ~ :"
order be Inserted 10 the Lexington ool ,,
ooce week for two months sncces @,',.
w r. l.. DIXON, Cik'
FnItz & Brooke, for con'p'. -,
: Lexington, SeIs. 10. As 3m. or. tee y !
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-07
MARSHAL SALE.

MARSHAI ThHD'
Grant Il Barton
vs. vrud expo
I'm " Smith
Jeremiah Dickson
john J smith
Samuel Jarrett
nitton Smith
Pollard II Coates
Aaron Sptl u
Charles Hoover
p.,,rnobie 10 u s. Circnit Court 70 WV"
term rs 10. ~;
ny virtue Of the above s'a'e" ,r'"'
ox,onos. TO me directed, from me ii',''l'
~, IT s. Clrcuit Court, for the S'u'he,'
,s,ric, of Mississippi, ! VIII expos
,n,I;c sale 10 the highest hid@I soT ,a'" ,
nnr,rs ,he court house door OF iio''hes
county on o,.,c.
,ox, al tho hight, tur, interest aod claw
10 dsCaolant mav have 10 and 70 '"'
, ro,,,v;oc described lands, TO w't; NE eas
bnl( south east quarter OF section o"' . =" -,
, .,n,h ives, quarier aud morn wes' Wa, Va,
4 I'd nor,h haif cast hal'rorlh east q"a','
\ Ia no,,h hMr ives, half nnrh.eas' qn"''
q section %. and all section ~ ann "a
q halC north east quarter OF ser''h ~ :,
a q, a, half south east quarter s7o","
a and vcs, half south west quarter ~" I'm
ALE caat half south west quarter "'u :. y
"A IbalC weal half north vest q'aI'''
:. ~ all in township IA, range eaS'' 9
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-07
MARSHAL's SALE

MAkShaLo
RI osgood & Go
rs ,enh expo = r,;cI,s
U,n, " smith, jeremiah e, ,,t., l'l'n \.
qmi,h, i.enucl Doy : b V'a'''''''
mi Jumes Doty. ,,,;,.a Sats
,ls,urnatIe 20 the oO''' ,..~ lsI
court to November term " y
By virtue Of 'he above e "a, Il
ian to me directed from 'I ~. 4, 4
Ilai.ed S arcs circuit t0l'' !, ar !,
rrn dis,ric, Of NIissis''pP,' ' ! n, |
,uallc sale to the hisnF'' , s,l'r
4 the court house door 7. - ' gsi,,
ng,on, Eiolmss county,
/ he 4h Mondayia C'''''n !
ali the right, tile, 'a'' " y ~ atil
he defendant may have y !, ii:
lowing described la a",,, y d.
nan a." IL. rarge 3 cash Cow
acres m 10 or less. ,,ooerlydI
LEVIED On as The pfoP n s,s
Ant Lrm Doiy. AIS : W, a,., vp
ems, quarter and sg :, lo" "llt ID
ION ION !, aa;least hal, \. sI('' aohl
.rc,,on ., and east n NJ !, I'd
:, srcrro4 II, and n. !, aa,rsr
aor,h half souh y, west slp Yves 5 d
aim township 10 ' aleSsriy
Lived % as 'N' p p'v aiab
-, j mes Hwy anI ' al Il
y pla'n''A : ". NJ. GNls
By PM 'fs''
10 o. 1s4O. 46 ~
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-07

n.y. An iron steamboat called the Wm
- has been launched at Louisville.
'v Pic0yunc,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-07

Oar city has the air Of bustle and pros
49,, mora ,han we have been want (
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-07
yazOO City ERcteH'
l f'jiijlAl!l

vwSHE undersigned takes ms mem y ~
Of returning his thanks .,pera
friends u ard the pullc for the very ','' AID
"aIronage heretofore extended to MN ,ha, '"p
respectfully asks continuation Wv" "a,
he IS prepared and VII keep ho u,L ' on
persons by the day, week, OF no ana dry
& pood terms, his stable is la'se am, maa' - !,
and shall he attended to by the ., nts' ~
hos,lers. and win keep constantly ras
hand. good provender, the p1l'lHr "'' ~
nect(uIIy invited TO give nc GAIL
CHARGES As FOLLoN9,:s %
Bo.Rp PER MoNrH S~ ca
:. SINGLE WEEK o n
IIops1NG PER WEEK RI
f" NIGnr n
RoARpING PER DAY s
lRprAxrAsr OR SUFFER q
: D,NNER d HoR,E FEED
:, QloRsEs) Z
DAY & NIGHT {
g g WEEK 10 I
= MONTH
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-07
1D1I1IISTl{ATOK's SALE.

Fnltz & brooke, Tor rVIn'P'' -,
1exinoton, Se,s. 10. As 3m. nr. tee y
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-07
NOTlCE.

September 20, 1910. as 4w
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SONS OF APPLICATION LOoK,..

hR. VANDON'S from Germany RESTORA-
IL TIVE PILLS, positive for GOnonhRa,
Stubborn elects, &c-The superiority Of DR.. Vandons
Restorative Pills over every ether medicine yet discov-
cred for the cure of Gonohee Gleei and other diseases
of cuniary passages, become every day more evident
from their extraordinary demand, and universal success
since their introduction into the country, not less haR
Five Thousand Boxes have been sold; and instances
have been known to fail TO perform perfect in
few days. The composition of the Pills being entirely
different from any other medicine of the kind they
warranted not to produce those unpleasant and not
frequently dangerous symptoms often experienced
while taking copavia, cupebs, turpentine mercury, and
that class Of medicines usually resorted to by the unskil
full in these complaints.
For sale only by the undersigned who is the authorised
agea for this part ofthe country. The utmost confidence
may be placed in these Pills.
N b. Persons at distance can be supplied by encIos
ing the ready. Price 81 per Box.
c. L. DUHURST.
corner Of Pratt ST. & Dugans' wharf,
ma IL lower end Market Space.
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SHOE THREAD.

EH LARI2ABEE, No. 90, $. CALVERT ST.
TOOLS, and SHOE FINDINGS in general has received
byhe late arrivals from Liverpool large assortment of
SHOE THREADS, viz: Brown, Green, half Bleaehed.
White and Yellow warranted of the best qualities: and
has in store fine selection of Shoe TOOLS and FIND
INGS viz: Shoe Knives, Pncers Hammers, Awl Bladse
Awl HATS Shoe Rasps, Kit Files, Pegs ofal Sizes Boots
Weltng Linen and Cotton Boet Cord and cast Shoe
Nails, size Sticks Shoe Bristles, &c The aovs
goods warranted oft best quality and win be sold upon
good terms the quality be had for in this
any other city.
Also hand, LASTS ofevery description ofthe latest
shion and made of he best limb err. Dunlops Celebrated
PASTE BlACKING.
Country Merchants will do well 10 call before surcha-
sing elsewhere. an oSt
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FRE1GHr AND PASSAGE FoR

11sIF NJ O1 uIIs1LE IND PORI DEPOSII.
a @zH The Steamboat GOV WOLCOTT,
GyTt 800 Capt Kenny, has commenced her trips,
-szasezzzzaza and will leave PattersOn's wharf every
Tuesday and Saturday mornings, at 9 O'Clock.
Returning will leave Port Deposit every Wednesday
and Sunday mornings at the hour, and will land
passengers az Kennard's wharf, Chesertown and
at HoWeli's Point
05-The Wolcoit has been heightened and thoroughly
~ and entirely required both in hull and machinery, pnd
is in the best possible ORDER
VIM. OWEN,
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.,.- A CARD
KHNHOMAS 3. POTTENGER

TENHOMAS 3. POTTENGER begs 10 nform
l. his friends and the public generally that he
tinues TO attend late and early his Office northwest
corner OF St Pau and Fayettee streets, and prepar
ed 10 execute OF reasonable TERMS with prOmptness
and accuracy every kind conveyancng also covenants
agreements articles of copartnersp, bills of sale, ap-
prentices indentures, sc. He will also and adj
just accounts, prepare insovent papers, draw out last
wills and tesaments take dispositions, execute
missions, sc. with all of which he has become familiar
by practice ofmany years, and will be thankful for
employment. ma l-2aw2w
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UNOR SALE,-Ihe subscriber will sell at private
"a sale the LOT and DWELINGL HOUSE lately
occupied By him Mount Vernon Place, theWash-
ing ton Monument. The Lot is about 80 feet front by
100 Deep The Hoase large, consisting of basement
and stories, having floor, the first two %
feet by Is, and the third l6 by 10. 1t has good bath
house and every convenience for the muodation ola
family. Possession will be given Immediately. For terms
of sale apply to The subscriber.
Persons DESTROYS to purchase may any time inspeet
ehpremises dsa j. P. KENNEDY. s
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UDALTIMORE, MAY II, Is4O.--E. ). THO
ID Mas, being called off to the East GA business re
lating to the early publication fhis "REMINISCENCES
&C. has appointed Mr. 8. w. CoNANT, his agent to col
lect subscriptions 70 the work, who will wait on the cii
ems for that purpose, -
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TEyO STUDENTS OF LAW,-The subscriber
having resumed The practice of Law, in his former
establishment in South street; has very ample accom-
fnodations for students. A limited number, not ex-
ceeding TEN; will be received. None ueed apply but
those of industrious habitsaud he would prefer those
who are at the of their studies, or who
have made but small progress. =. Is :
ma l3 DAVID HOFFMAN.