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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14
Police Office.


SrPr. l2.-Treasure 1yore.-On Saturday morn
ing, as two young chiffoners, class Of itinerants
that promise 10 become neither useful or
to the city, were pursuing their avocatiops about
Centre market, they turned up what proved, on en-
animation, to be a fifty dollar note &c the Bank Of
New York. The lucky it'll. tatterdemalions not
knowing what to make OF the note showed ~ TO a
bystander, who generously offered shilling for a.
Y his was not accepted, and the boys went TO
Exchange cfEcc, in Centre street, when a mar.
nancd Lyons, put in his claim to the bill. and offer
cd the two boys silver dime. for its restoration
The keeper Of the Exchange office interposed, and
insisted takiRg the boys 60 this office, where the
note now remains. wanting an owner.
Somttchaf Suspicious. One OF the hands on board
the steamer De Witt Clinton. came before Justice
Stevens, and stated that on Saturday he received
parcel from a stranger IN Albany. which 20 Ne
delivered that day to one OF the City Banks. On
the passage down. the parcel was stolen by South
American negro, named Louis Davis, who had exhi-
bted himself with one Master Rather, as negro
dancers up the river, and were returning home
The magistrates gave orders to arrest Davis il he
could be found Two officers started TO the pn-~sry
and soon returned with the negro but the parcel or
its contents, has not since been heard Of. The ne
gro was, however. committed in default IF bail.
Highway Rob6ey.-A man named Henry Place
was arrested on Saturday night. by OF the city
watch, On suspicion of having robbed a countryman
named George Robinson Of his pocket book contain.
ing SIS II appeared that the complainant had come
TO see The sights and after visiting the Five Points
and Water street he strcled to the East River, and
whilst viewing the prospect by moonlight, three
men gagged him. and took bis pocket book, contain
isg his money, and fled The complainant bawad
" murder and the villains ran off, pursued by
watchman who came Sp with and captured Place
As they were coming 20 the watch house, the ac-
cused let something jail, which proved TO be the
cor ntryman's wallet, but IL only contained S3 bill
and some loose change. The accused refused to- ga
any hing in hi, defence, and was committed for
trial
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14

CHATHAM THEArRE.-This house was crowded
from pit to dome Saturday night to see two white
men initiate two negroes. Tonight Browne takes
his benefit, for which occasion he produces a new
farce called "Out OF Luck" in which he plays .the
Oranseman," part written exclusively for himself
Thi. would be enough to draw house, but as il to
make assurance doubiy sure" the manager has
secured the services Of Mrs. Lewis, who plays
three parts in grand Grecan DRAMA called Ze!ina,
or the Heroine O: the Cross
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14
TrvoII GARprS.-Great doings here tc-nisht.
Special Sessions.

Before the Recorder and two other Judges
SErT. l2-Aan Harrington, a we'll dressed LADY,
like woman, who had refused to tell her to The
police magistrate, was convicted of pilfering lot
OF fnery from dry goods store in Houston street
The six months
Ben Croaker, loafer, was convicted of stealine a
We rsted night cap. Three months at stone digging
Andrew Dale, another loafer, stole pair of shoes
and was sent TO keep Ben company for three months
Calvin Reed and Ben Williams, couple of Young
thieves, were convicted Of stealing a sheet from
bed at a lodging mouse the Five Points. Ben
was sent TO the House of Refuge, and the other for
the six months.
George Williams, a negro, stole dozen bullocks'
bladdeIs, and was adjsased to thres months Of the
stone digging process.
Mary Ann Flynn, a egro demoiselle stole a cloth
jacket and some other notions, for which pre- valest
ofeAce Mary Ann was sent for he six months.
John Callahan, a red headed Irish boy, stole some
needles and was sent 20 the House Of R,fage.
Jacob Field and Robert Mccoy, a couple of Incl
pient sospiocks were convicted OF robbing baker,
TIL and 10 the tombs TO afford time for enquir-
ing after their friends
William Lawrence and Lewis Van Dyck, cou-
pie of negroes, stole watch and we're beth adad z
ed TO the six moaths.
Sarah Osle, a dirty drab OF a servant wencs stole
two earrings and ose breast pin. Sarah wa, dis
missed on promising TO march her rags into the
State " New Jersey
John Saxon, n Canadian sailor, was tried for cut
ting another sailors head open.
The court adjudged him to 20 to sea again.
| James Seaman, an old cur " headed Irshman, was
charged by his wife with being worse than ever v
On descending 10 particulars, 1t was ascertained
| that ne had choked his better half and broke two
looking after the complainant had paid thr
| dollars and silver shilling to get him out a wee k
ago. Jamie said, 80 that lately his old 'oman had
got cellar 10 sell fruit and since her rise in life
she had got as stiff az il the kitchen poker wa.
down her back He never got n moments peace
nova days, without having a row with her." The
court seut him to the tombs in order that he mieh,
enjoy little peace alone.
David Latin, huge stalwart bull, negre, was
charged with picking the pocket Of another negro,
and taking tberefrom SIS. The prisoner made a
strenuous defence, but the court convict him Of
the robbery and adjuged him to the six mouihs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14

STEAM snIp PREsrDENr, hence for Liverpool
tie 18th inst. at . 2, NJ in lat ~ IL, lon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14

R,rHER Msrsr.- Rain fell for 6fiy successive
DAYS in palacbicoa previous TO the 10Th Of August
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14

Ban TAsrE.-Thc Democratic papers are be.lit-
tlcing the Bunker Hill Convention
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14

eS- One Of the editor. the Philadelphia Courier
has been nominated for Congress. lie makes rather
apocr fist Of editing paper but he may be lit for
Congress-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14

The DEauisriHe Case is still continued in III
Philadelphia Court Of Sessions.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14

NIRLo's GANDEN.-We never expect people to
go to place of amusement out Of sympathy. The
world is essentially selfish, and always frequent
such resorts to see, and be seen. We are DESTROYS
that all the beau monde should visit Niblo's tonight
not as we said out of sympathy for very respecta-
BILE lady, who met with painful and for her an UNI
fortunate accident but because host Of talent have
volunteered to play for her benefit, and we should
not like their exertons in her behalf to be unappre-
ciated by the public. We have merely to add tina
the following eminent performers have volunteered
their services-Gabriel, Jerome, and Antoine Ra-
vel, Mad. Guibelie, Miss Poole, Mrs. Hardwicls,
Mr.. E. Horn, Sig. Guibilie, MIR. Browne, Mr. w.
II. Williams, Miss and Master Wells, and to ex.
press our expectations of the audience proving as
full and as fashionable any previous occasion
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14

Co. General Jackson has another violent letter.
lie is getting into passion. lie has a right to do
this, doubt, but it is scarcely decorus to get fu
rious paper.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14

eJ- Pirates are said to have made their appear.
anee on the eoas, Of florida.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14
No. 4OT


PASN THEATRE On Saturday night of the
most diminutive of audiences had the qualifications
of seeing three pieces well played at this establish
ment in addition TO which, lady-whc if she had
appeared before Ia belle ELssLER, would have made
sensation-danced the Cracovienne in the style Of
Madame Cerito. Now should have supposed
these attractions sufficient to have drawn the ex-
penses, but such is the craving for stars that unless
some name is placed in alarming prominence at tina
head OF the BILL few individuals think it worth their
while to attend the theatre in these degenerate days
We know that this is the bane of good acting and
the true cause of the decline of the drama but il il
useless urging the fact the public and therefore
we shall say word or two in common dation of Mrs.
Hills dancing, albeit she is a stock actress. This
lady possesses every requisite for taking stand
in the profession. She is moulded in one of natures
best, though rather petite form, with bright eyes
and an unexceptionable leg and foot Her style is
no imitation of the Elssler and she throws her whole
soul into the dance. At the same time she is a. a.
gle gazelle, and not less graceful though slight
ly deficient in the matter Of time this, however,
she will get over with little more practice and we
hope that the manager will give her chance before
a more numerous assembly than graced the house Oh
her debut.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14

LA FOR SALE, TO LET, OR EXCHANGE-Imne-
ksS mediate gycnIhe elegant three story
s brick House. with finished aitcs basement and
cellar No 50 Fourteesth street has mahoe doors with
"a Nc This second from Broadway the fvenew
hudisgs the south side Of Foute street between the
% and SIXTH Avenues II would be sold AZ underate price,
and nearly the whole purchase money bond and
gsge; or will be exchangedfor property IN the lower part
Of the city. Apply at 81 W.lI street office Nos.
Farm wANTED-Wiihn a few miles Of New York, one
bounded on the Esst North River preferred. Cash
other Real Estse WILDE given On exchange Apply as above
al I'm
krA FOR SALE OR RxCHANt'E--For highly i'm.
tr proved Farm. New York the elegant three story
MA House Houston street built with great and
plete with every convenience. Amply to
X COLblNsS 90. ts Houston street. or
NoTlCE-Ali ARTISTS. Actors, Nusicsns &c connected
eana, hereby notified that they thai c
before the lch dsv ofOctober aud all Connected
ragged in the New Theatre at Mobile, notified be a the
spot before the first day of Isnuay All
$. n. GLOvEr,ioo Pine q. corner of south,
siiw Agent Cor JAMEsH CALDWELL. NOriesns
CTRAN t4ERs LOOK AT THls--CioOd suhataniia l
- BOOTS and SHOES chsap-A large assortment VI
Fall Winter Boots aud Shoes Of the best materials
in the most approved Just received from manufc
for sale AZ prices lower than be purchased 10 this
Fri will convince the most skcptcai that these
H. NEWELI'S Stores Nos. a. ss and lts Chatham st.
No. if Boots emily kepa les and i6s Boots and
Shoes, ofevery description.
Boots Shoes BY package per Dozen for sale above
| 20 smf
TiRE BplCK-ssoo board the ship Tiger, from Glasgow
| 80 PERssES BROOKS, 81 Libertysi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-14

-s.z PASSAGE To THE NORTH or EUROPE
~SxN. For passage 10 the North of Europe, amply TO
EaGL{, fETER REiEHSSN & co. ship Brosers,
- So Wall street.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28
snERlrF'S SALE.


7 w Txum iseturnahlc 10 Holmes
ysaI n Circuit Coutt 10 Apr
VIM W Smith term 1910.
T,ys Y virtue Of The above stated execu-
sg5D lion which issued from the Clerks
alice Of the Circuit Gourt Of Hplmes COIN.
w, and to me adirected, l shall expose 10
saIe to the highest BIDDER for cash, at the
court house door Of any county. % the
3td Monday IN April
next, the following descrlbed,uact orpar-
eel Of land, 10 vii: the north halt Of easl
half ofnorth east quarter SEXTON 10, town
ship Is, range 2 east.
Levied ca as the. property Of William
w Smith, 10 satisfy me above stated ex-
eca,ion and cost Of SUIT / will sell all
the right, title, and interest and claim,
that the said Smith, has in aud to the
above described lands. March d, 1870.
]. d. WYATT, Sheriff.
March 7. II tbs Prs fee sl2
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28
SHERTFfv,S SALE

w M d Martin use &c. Rcturnabie TO Holmes
vsfifi 50 q Circuit Court to Apfil
A White term 1870 ~
By virtue Of the above stated execu-
tionto me directed, shall expose TO sale
TO the highest bidder forcash, at the Court
House door Of my county on the
Third Monday of April nert,
the following described lot Of lapd,to wit
10, number 80, and 33, and 43, Of section
four. township l6, Of range 4 east; also a
dwelling house in The east half Of the same
section.
Levied Oh as the property Of A. White
to satisfy the above stated case aud cost o.
suit. | will sell all the right, title, inter
EST, and claim that the defendant has in
and to the abova described property; the
above described property was sold on the
9Th Of january last, under this execution
and purchased by John Cannon, who ha;
forfeited his bid, March 4ib, lS40.
] ID WYATT, Sheriff.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28


8llERiIF'8 SALE.
fhnisrs Bank Of Mississippi
John /. Williams ct al
Oliver D Eoiesl GIANT & Retumablc to I.ownds
"m hal'on Circuit Uoult 10 lp.il
IS IA term ls40.
John + Williams
iS& virtue Of the above stated execution
>=--2 to mc.direcied, | shaIisx posc 10 sale
70 the highest bidder Tor cash. at tie court
house door otmV county on the
3yd -}oaday in April
next, the following deaclibed tract or par
Gel OF land to VII; tie south hal: OF section
9 west nall north cast quarter section II,
west hall south west quarter SECTION 9, in
township ID, range 3 east, containing $50
acres more or less, AS tie vest 3al. south
west quarter section 16,lowGshp l3,rause
. east containing so acres tn5fe or less
also the north hilI vest. halt aorih east
quarter section IL, township II range 8
east, also 10ttcres III Il ffiangiEar form
beg'nlns Il; the half Eile stjtkce or tree
hc'ween section Is and IL and running
no''h west % lie cornerywbicisWas desig.
GATED bet9en VIM 3 Whitfield aid Ben-
Ijamln Q Wiliians. Ako,sihe south halt
4 vest hsi north east quarter accrion II,
ran ~ township Is, range 3 east, also the
4 west half north vest qaartcfs0cdon Is,
towns4ap IL, rapse3 east, west halt south
west quarter settdu 81, township l4,range
east, west half sopth vest farief sonii
4 nan east halI southwest qndrleF SECTION 5
east haii south east quarter west half soul
east quarter and west halt north east quar.
Ier seeion 3, running one hundred yards
1, oil The south and d ibis 9th west halt hnftl
east quarter section 8, and 50 much Of tn
twest half Of the north east quarter am
east halt north west quarter and west nal
north west uartersectiqn 2, aud east bal
south west quarter section 6, as Is Wing OF
4 the east side Of Boxes Creek .all la iowa
4 ship ID, range d eass, containing 10E
acres more OF less.
4 Levied on as ihe property Of John Il
Williams 10 satisfy the above stated exc
cnion and cost OF stliss xvii, sal all ths
j right, tille interest and claim lhatsthe de
iendant John i Williams has i'm aud i,
The above described lands. Masca S.
y ID G. G atty for PIN.
I'D. WYATT, Sheriff.
4 March 7, II IDS Fps feesS224. !
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28
SHERIEEns SALE.

The Planters Bank Rctrrnabe to Yazoo
vsalpl f "a
John K Head EEs Circuit Courtto May
James RCreocyet al 3 tenn 1910.
BY virtue of the above, stated execution
to me directed shat expose to sale to the
highest bidder Tor cash at the court house
door Of my County, on the 81
4 I1iraNloadsy iaaApyH neat,
the following descnvcd ,rac, or parcel Of
land, q wit: the north half Of section 20,
township III. rah9s 4 eas;, containing
tbree hundred and twcatg 5-leGth acres
more or less; tleeiel On asfibe property d
the defendant james RCrecey 10 satisfy
-the, aheye stated execution and cosroi suit;
! wiu'sellsai slAe right, title, interest aid
ciaiuithat theA6efendant james Il Creepy
may have in and to the above described
tract or pagcebof land. AEgrch 3, 1870
y d WYATT, Sheriff.
CONGRATULATIONS *
hlarh~7a his. III Pr Zee .Sl2
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28
, MARSHAL'S SALE.

wv iALIS SALE
vs. vs. T nI l :, y harrison Rstun,b,. :. !,
" Mann {. .0r,,., Circuit CON-, % I
Downer & Co term lsty,
y y . pl f.
naa' 49,, l's''
! y = y 60
W Mann N & socnr;,;.
Fearing g. ca
vs. pl ia
y Mann 4 securities
Charles Gascoignc
y vs. l, d IA s.,
" . WIZ . securities
90 nIfc' 'O
John NJ Hollingswonb
EgAY VIM or H.
HID lion 10 me- G %,s s'oyc stated eyecu-'
ted States Circn,, r 'p''ea' from the lo,.I
Dlstric, CT u,ss,ssi, ou'' lo' the Soulaem|
public sale torcosh WllI expose +,
door of Holmes on,',' ! 'oio NE court hons,
3rd Nood,,,, MI 81. ~, u, ne
next. all tho ,,,t, ,;H oag Of April
the said detenI,,',a '''0 'iteEesi aus claim
LOWING deser,,,.I ""'n ~ or 10 lhs III.
| half 0f ,bo ,.t P'"Pef'y 10 wit; asst
east half so,,h :" "ea' 'iuarler AID 5e
The oo,,h fuaI'er, ~estMll #
south west oa,, "'e'' aau ,heNesi hali
Ilownsb;, 70 49, an OF Sectl0 g.
acres MIRA .. 80 : eas'' Containing 3.O
section "a ,omI ~ east q1arey &
also east halr n ~ fapse : tasI
ia, "a. .a.,t pou.n east quarter Of ses
,as, e''" nan q easI ialf Of sou
onar.nr ""O east la'I Of south cas-
Ia .S,, ''p" - ana north east quar-
,...'tsir - "".' Hoslh west Quarter, ana
III, r y 1o'''a west quarter aGd We,
" 49," eaa' quarter OF section o.
- 'aDee east, Containing II,
t'T'o Vi ieSs' ALSO east halt uol
- 4''i'e'' a'u es' hal' south east qua&
800" ~ 'on'ainihG io9 ACRES. AM
~, 20 -" SoU'h west quarter, secton VI
'o""sh'P io' range = ees', contanIp, n
"o'ee 'n"'e or less AIS" Meth &ld
s"s, nan noF'n "eSl qnafttr, secnan !;
~" Hs"ip 10, range : east Containing 81
acres more or less.
A'so ,ae roth hall or part Of the W;
nan OF lhe south west quarter, section II
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28
w Nj GWIN, Marshal.
BY p NJ FERGUsON' = 81
March Ia IDS IT IVY --
MARSHAL'5 SALE.

MARsi5AL'o SALE. ms
Rlctard o Prichard Retulnable 70 ,n' NM
vsplsf ia Clrcmi ,ou''
Galloway & Richardson term lSlV. .,
lDY virtue Of the above stated Il "a
, me directed, from the Honorable on s.,D
States Circuit Court, for the '7pp 9@h
District Of Mississippi, | viii Oh NV
day ,.or,
expose to public sale for cash. . - ali.s4
court honse door OF Holmes county "a opa
sippi, all The right, title, ln'e's - i d
claim, that the said defendants na q. q cit
10 the following described proper t,,.snlo. OF
lot No. 4, ia the town Of en- ~ sst
which there is fine store nous Ga.Iava,
lof. and formerly occupied pye ,,v ba
and Richardson; The above pro gpsllava,
seen levied on asthe property ., os s,,!e,
a Richardson, to satisfy me ANY,
execution and cost Of suit. ,.ho,.
a. r. p. M FURGUsON, DIs
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28

Oh. M'Gebce, " w Walton, ct als,
By virtue OF the above stated executions
to me directed, shall, expose to sale 10
The highest bidder for cash, ut the court
House door Of my connsy,,o the
Third Moadayof April uert,
the following described tract or parcel Of
laod, to wit: enc secllon number 10 " the
south west quarter oi section IL, east halt
o. south east quarter section ll,s all 10
township Is, raRge east, containing $50
acers, more or less.
Levied on as The property Of w w.
Walton, to satisfy the above stated eSccu,
ton and cost Of suit. ! viii sell all the
right, tille,ia,eres, and claim, the defend
ant w. w. Walton, has in and 10 the
above described tract or parcel ol land :.
Mach 9Th, 1910.
} ID WYATT, Sheriff.
Mach 7 II IDS Pr fee SIG
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28
SHERlFF,S SAFE.

~ tytils1<.
"arlner Re,rrnable 10 Holmes
vSn il On bond Circuit Court TO Apnl
N l. Cain Term 1850.
l% Y virtue Of The above stated execu :
SsN@2 ton 70 ne directed, shall expose
TO pabllc sale 70 the hisbestbidder for cash
before tho court house door Of my county
Oh the
3rd .Non}oy IN Aril
next, The following described lots or par
GELS Of land to wit; south bali Of lot number
IS and hot number "A, on said lot there is
a tae dwelling house, Gil 10 the town Of
LeNIneon.
Levied on as the property Of N. L..
Cain TO satisfy the above stated execution
and cost Of snil. viii sell all the right,
lille. interest ard claim that the defends
ant Cain has ln and to The same. Mar 1
} u WYATT, Sheriff.
March r, II ids FPS fee SID.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28

SuTRlFF-S SALE.

Liam. Walker 81 Wulton. RetnrnabIe 10 Holmfs
vsd ia Circuit Court to Apr
.iohnLeher, Admr. term 1890
lienfy N, Watkins
John Leber
shipman Robertson & Co.
! ysd "a
Joln 'Leher
IA 's''''0''
I'John Lclor
Wade Ii Turner
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28
SIlERsFfn:S STR.

'ofiEilttFfsiS 6Hif1.s
fhos Durham tf. Reinrpapla to Holmes
V i III on'boid Circuit Cour. 10 phi
D Porter ,t term ls1U
} Porter
1s2 Y virtue oftheahoYe stated execution
tss2 10 me directed, ! shall expose to sale
10 the highest bidder Tor cash. d tue court
house door ofmYS copaiy oi:tAe
Bird MoRddyla April j
next, the iolIoWieg .descfihediract Or pas.
Gel of,iandto WI: me south east qtarler
Of the southeast qnarSroiSectioa Q, town,
solp 10, range 2 easf, contaln4 10 acres
more or less, also The south hsilf Of east
ball OF Apflh east quarter and west bali ii
nofih east quafteroi section /, lowhsAip
10, range 2 ensl. gssa
Levied onas the property Of Jeremiah
Porter. Also, the east lnlf Of south hale
81 north west quarter section !, township
70, Isnge cast.
Levied on as tae property ofDrapeT C
Porter TO satisfy the above stated case
uad cost Of seii, |! VIII sell all the right,
tide, interest and claim that the delentl.
acts } aud u Porter may have ia and to
tae above described lands. March &.
) d WYATF, Sheriff
o. Holmes county. 8
/, March Z, II IDS.
Prs fee SIG.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28

POSTPONED.
Iae following sale is postponed until
The first Monday Of April.
SiIERlFEnS SALE
y herinanh Retnruahle 10 Holmes
y - venoliio sSponas Circuit Cqurtto April
q Woilers & Coetal Term 1910.
HE, SS9 virtue Of the above stated case OF
: ,yenditio cSponns,to me directed, |
VIII offer Tor sale 10 The highest bidder for
cash, at ;he court house door ofmy county
on The
FIRST 4Noaday ofiMarch merit,
The following described property,io wit !:
one section OF land, lying in Honey
lsiapd, known as section 25, township s.
ranse one west.
Levied on as the property OF Caleb
Worley, TO satisfy plaintiffs claim and
cost in The above case. Jan 81 1910.
J. d. WYATT, Sheriff,
OF Holmes County Hli.
By VIM. STIGLER. DENNY
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28
SIlERlPF's SALE.

Thos Hot, use &c Retumablcto Holmes
VS. Pl d "a on bond Circuit Court, TO AZ
SanIl Atister, elul pr term, 1910
@9 \ slrtue Of the above stated execu-
----' ton to me directed | shall expose to
sale to The highest bidder for cash, at the
court house door Of my county on tho
First 6Joadoy Of April aer',
the following described tract or parcel Of
land, to vii: the vast half Of sculb
west quarter of section 10, township 10
range three cast.
Levied on as the property Of Thomas
Lee TO satisfy the above stated execution
and costs Of suit, this The 9Th day OF Janu-
ufy 1910.
g j ID. WYATT,
January II . IDS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28
r N Office.

FRsTHE undersigned having lnrmed a
III co-parinership for transaetiug b
general commission bnsiness in Inc Civ
Of New OrIeans, under ihe firm Of Elalsey
Il EEL. One of this firm, y. M. Bell
will remain ihrouahuul the season a.,
Vicksburg, and wilIsbe prepared at ali
times to receive copsignments, ard make
advances on Cotton. The Office Is No
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