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FATHERS GRIEF.

To trace the bright rose, fadiHg fast,
From fair daughters check;
To read upon her pensive brow
The fears she will not speak;
To mark that deep and sudden flush
So beautiful and brief,
Which tells the progress of decay
THIs is Fathers grief
When languor, from her ioyless couch,
Has scared sweet sleep away,
And heaviness, that comes with night,
Departs not with the day;
To meet the fond endearipg smile,
That seeks, with false relief,
Awhile to calm his bursting heart
This is Fathers grief
To listen where her gentle voice
Its welcome music shed,
And find within his lonely halls
The silence Of the deadj
To look unconsciously for her,
The chosen and the chief
OF earthly ioys-and look in rai11-
THIS is Fathers grief.
To stand beside the sufferers couch,
While life is ebbing fast;
To mark that once illumin'd eye
With deaths dull film O'ercast;-
To watch the struggle Of the frame
When earth has no relief,
And hopes of heaven are breathed in vain
Tins is,a Fathers grief.
And not when that dread hour is past,
And life is pain no more
Not when the drcary tomb has clos'd
O'er her so lov'd beforej
Not then does kind oblivion come
TIE lend his woes relief,
But with him to the grave he bears
A Fathers rooted grief.
For, Oh! to dry a mothers tears,
Another babe may bloom:
But what remains on earth for him
Whose last is in the tomb'
To think his child is blest above
To hope their parting brief,--
These, these may soothc-but death alone
Can heal fathers grief
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MAN KILLED.--Monday afternoon, about 3
O'Clock, a man was killed on the Columbia rail
road, in the deep cut, near Fairmount, by the To-
connective running over him, and crushing him 20
death.
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THE JUNIPER STREET TRAGEDY.
Mrs. Davis has been fully committed by the
Mayor Of Philadelphia, to answer the charge of
having murdered Julia Anna Jordan Mr. Davis
was discharged.
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Twovery eminent literary men died in Europe
early inJune, viz: the Rev. Crombis, +. r.
S., and the celebrated French writer, Luderier.
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A HANDSOME PREsBvT--On the last day Of the
session of Congress, DIR. Duncan gave notice
that he should at the next session bring in bill
to present to the Imaum OF Muscat, United
States sloop of war
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What will the Wings say when they told
that Mr.. Kendall adds thousand to hissubscrip-
ton list dailys- Yi,ginia Refo'n,er.
We shall say what we always said, that he
is the greatest adder in Christendom. Prentice
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The SEA TURTLE.-A species of turtle, Of ex-
traordinary dimensions, measuring ~ feet in
length, and feet from fin to fin, she'll perfectly
black ,wascaptured in the Chesapeake bay, about
three miles below North Point, on Sunday even
ing last. 1t was exhibited yesterday at South
street wharf, and will beremoved to-day to Pratt
and Light street wharf, for exhibition; charge
twelve and half cents. 1t is truly one of sethe
wondreus works of natures God.n
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The steamer Great Western, from New York
for Bristol was seen on the 7th inst in lat. az 6,
Ion. Al 90, by the ship ThemasP. Cope, at Phil
adelphia
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A drunken woman was run over by the ears
the Camden and Amboy rail road a few days
ago.
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naval CoURT MARTGAL.-A Naval Court
Martial is in session at the City Hotel in this
city. The charges are preferred against Passed
Miishipman VIM. s. Ringgold. The following
officers. compose the Court
President Commodore Henry E. Ballard
.Men'bers-Capt Charles w. Morgan, Capt
David Geisinger, Commander A. Fitzhugh, John
S. Nicholas, Lieut.. William M. Glendy
Judge .adrocate-John Nelson, Esq.
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Mr.. John Barr, a sea captain, belonging to
Philadelphia, was lost overheard from the ship
United States. on the 2lst.
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In England they are constructing steansen-
gines Of 300 to 1000 horse power
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RoARn OF TRADE

1t is thought that the city of New York con-
tans population of 100000 souls.
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The following members constitute the Committee: Or
Arbitration for the month of July, is4O.
C. W. Karhaus, Jas. P. ETskine,
M. Bathurst, RObt. 2. Brown,
C.. II. Pearce.
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NKTAN'rEDs--Au active, inielgentBOY, as an
w apprentice to the printing business One who
can read and spell WE'LL will meet with goedencourage-
ment by applying at the Pilot Office.
jy II
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NNOLA ssEs.-5o hhds. Cuba, for sale by
w je25 JOHN P. ADAMS. Bowiv,s WIZ
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5th. That the people of our country ought to
change their rulers for the manifest want of
suitable qualifications to enable them to steer and
navigate with safety, the vessel of state.
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At the time and place came also Adam
Wise, who, being duly sworn, says, that some
time since he had conversation with Benjamin
Tappan, Esq, in which Mr.. Tappan remarked,
that the banks great injury to the me-
chanics, that they (the banks) kept up the price
of produce, and that every dollar which banks
received for interest ON loans, was just so much
taken out of the pocket of the laboring man.
Mr.. Tappan also said, the banks ought to be put
down, and then zoe should hare nothing bat
specie currency, and it tcould be much better
f3T the mechanic if it icere So
ADAM WISE.
Sworn and subscribed before nae this goth
July, 1910.
j. COLLIER, Notary Public.
P. S. ''P,ue morality" says Kendall, in his
late address, sis true democracy;" and as the
editor of the Republican avows himself 'strue
democrat" he will E'concede to every one his
right and take advantage of none," by giving i'm
mediately the preceding statement place in his
journal, thereby contradicting, at least neu-
tralising his charge of ''forging" opinions for
Mr. TaPpan.
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THE PROOF-MR. TAPPAN's
SPEECH.

The following testimony is conclusive that
Mr.. Senator Tappan, Of Ohio, did not only use
duction of wages, but is in favor of it,
From the SteubenDitie Gazette.
The Paoor.-The Glob; having recently as
serted, that it had authority for denying the state
ment heretofore made by MIR. James Wallace, of
conversation between him and Benjamin Tap
pan, Esq, in which the latter expressed himself
in favor Of specie currency, the effect of which,
as stated by Mr.. Tappan, would be to reduce
labor to 122 cents day, and wheat to 10 cents
bushel, &c, we have been furnished with the
following affidavits from MIR. James Wallace
and Mr.. James Little, both respectable woollen
manufacturers, and Adam Wise, Esq, at the
time of the conversation, machine maker, and
now Justice of the Peace, all of Steubenvile
We understand, also, that the fact set forth in
these dispositions, can be sustained by other in
dividaals. Any further remark on our part is
unnecessary.
DISPOSITIONS.
| Personally appeared before the undersigned,
| James Wallace, who deposes and says, That a
short time previous to the last October election,
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT
T BALTIMORE POST OFFICE,
HEALTH OFFICE. July 2ltb, ls4o

Report of inter7nents in the City of Baltimore for the
Last neck. ending Monh0u morning. N :
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he had a conversation with Benjamin Tappan,
Esq, one Of the Senators IN the Congress Of the
United States from the State of Ohio, during
which conversation Mr.. Tappan remarked, esYou
manufacturers, Mr.; Wallace, stand very mach
in your own light, that you do not go with us for
the hard money system; and you would go with
US if YOU did not look through other peoples spec
tacles.n This deponent enquired how the man
ufacturers were to be benefited by the adoption
of that systern' Mr.. Tappan replied that ss,eageS
were entirely too HIGH in this country. and that
there was no reason why labor should not be as
cheap in this country as in Europe. 1t is the
Banks, Continued Mr., TaPpan,) that keep up
the price of produce; if you can put do,on the
Banks, labor tciH be reduced to elecen pence a
dau, aoheat to Si1teen cents a blcShel and eUery
thing else IN proportion The Sub-Treasury
will produce this result-it will put down the
Banks, and reduce the price flabor, and the pre-
duces Of the country. 1t will be the best tariff
he manufacturers can have; and instead of being
compelled to ask your government for protec-
ton. it will enable the American manufactures
to compete with the English manufacturer even
in his own market"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04

see no triumph 10 be achieved by The elechon Of
Sen. HARRISON but tie simple substitution 81 one
Sol Of olieeFs lof another THIS might be desi.
Fable, did i iavOlvs nothing more. But the coun-
Try ought no. 10 be Invoked 10 pa, Us trust N Gen.
Harrison, shea he IS not Wiling 10 pot bis trust IN
the eoaa,ry, bat appeals 10 Is generous comb
denee' 10 advance, as Is distinctly ayoUedh by h's
accredited e0mmlllcc
Ia coming 10 this conclusion, Il gives me great
pam 10 paH from those wuh whom J have been
p0l,ticAlly associated. lssl deeply Indebted TO
the eoaaly uf rayeiie foF ~ repeated manifesto
hoas Of kiaduess 10 me, and have endeavored to
pay OF The deb, b. faithful application OF my
time aad atlenliun to rs interests aud character.
I lras. tAas he deb, !, Paid--,f nol--very well
aware an |, that this anaaneiatian Of my eonelu'
siOas will perhaps, lo,svst, put It out Of my power
% Do -. II. however, the account Is balanced
ws shall RarI peace,
R.N. WiCkLlFFE.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04
From The Richmond Enquirer.

M E.ANFN lkN0 NAfCA*A'~'s'
we arr requested BY the Central Commllee Of
the Democratic party vi Virginia IN lay the lole~-
;aw eoFresponaenee before our readers land they
essers1ls recommend Mr.. Po,nselI's luminous, dig
mae and abe letter To the consideration Of every
saisea q the URllcd States,
RicHNosp, May 20. ls40
Ds.a STA The interest Of the Administration,
a Ear a. thar depends upon the favorable opinion Of
the people Of this State and also, as we believe, the
causa 81 truth tset have been greatly preludeed
hy the extraordinary use which has been made Of
Sout late report concerning the militia and the I'm
portrait contest we have al hand will furnish lres,
Incentives Coz continued resort 10 aFtEiee and ais
representation. From these considerations, we are
constrained 10 address you directly on the subject,
aud 20 slate 10 you the substance Of the objections
made "a your plan for recognizing the militia, fou
are charged with a design OF establishing stand
fne army Of lwn hundred Thousand men with pro-
posing Z sysiem without precedent n our annals
tytanneaI and oppressive in ell It's details and with
cut parallel IN The hisnry Of free Governments
= plaa. which II Ia alleged, was Submitted To the
President, examined and approved by HIM, and pla-
sed hrfFe Congress, ai this particular period ~ or-
der TO organize body Of vdets to favor hIs re-clcc-
ton You are charged, moreover with having org
mated scheme compelling every mar 10 furnish hts
own arms aud acceUtreme0is, thereby imposing
heavy tax upln the clhaehs, cuhtIaly W tnV BcWus
Of uur Institutions
These statements have been 81 solemuly urged,
that they may impress PORTION Of the people of
Virginia with disrusi NJ one who coald have dellb'
erately proposed aud devised such plan. And our
opponents have 81 adroilly employed Il 10 excite the
prejudice 0l the people, that we ask YOU IN the
spifil 0f sankness 10 review the whole subject, and
10 Get forth the considerations which induced you
TO propose Il al this particular jaaciufe-explain 10
ne the true character If yeut proposition, aud ihc
conclusions b which yOaf deliberate Judgment aid
ed BY the objections NJ your sdvetsares. have con.
Quoted YOU; and state wherein the plsn proposed
hy yom differs lInu those which, on larmvr ocrasons
have been presented 10 Congress
The archives at vuar own office, and the records
ofhosA Houses Of Congress, place tte means oIcb'
tatains the Inflammation We ash, more within yuus
reach Al Washington than Is possessed by our
selves, aud VT respectfully ask yaa In enable vs. 10
sci t.ss matter ia is true light hsane the pae,e.
Our object ia da,ag IS Aaeh 10 sahsevvr she cause
81 truth. Nv Appsisiag yoa oil the uses which have
he<e made NJ year peaSass..ea la V,rgsesa, and to
AFFORD ven talr opportunity IT expa esRg 4 fully
before the aalsAn.
Very respectable, yAarS,
THOMAS RirCHlE
Ssesstafy IL the Central Dem. Com OF Va.
To j. r, PesSsErr, Esq,
Secretary 81 War, WasAa,taa.
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Sfafe oil NTissixzippi. ItaWaI..D :,

TIME hoasrahle Probate couF' = No Il !
alta Speciai terra Of SaSs ecaFl \ s,gsf
the esart hoSsss in the sown o. F0,'0a: "a NJ
the ssh 6sy al Juas. iss0, he E1'HeFI n I'D a
Saith sai Ssznaxl ". Snith, Esis ]. rslrsls
3slv s2Soia,cd adzsaS.Fsusx and 80 - crrtts
Al and sisgaar ire gnais, ehasssss i. rs'siy, =
SsspASa n. Sash. eset ate o. So IL =
IS saeh chsaaed hgtsers q ainraass'iA
agsrvsasa now, therefore, ga persaas MI ~
srainss Tive ss.ase az th< Sad 2ecssseN. .,h,sars
lake acssce u peeseR; tAe saaae - ky ss,''
Ex aloHance wishsa the tine -..,-. sssbbifs
ter wif he fccsrer Asrred; 81 'e4-s- -4sSss
ss1 sssl,s a-s Asrsey FeSa<s1eo =
withpus aeay 70 Ire snsSrssZsSs, aanI.
NANCY SMITH. ArraI lAst
40 SAA e '" IN sss !.
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"How Ioag. o ye simple oneA .i.csss
simplicity, and feolS, bate wiscoUs .oocers
said IN passing leg eahsa bare e'osI -.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-10
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 9
HEAD QUARTZ RS!l!

EyHE Commandants Of the several

yTyHE Commandants Of the several
"A Regiments in the Third Division
Mississippi Militia will hold an election
ca :he FIRST Monday and day following il
November next, at the several precincts
in the counties composing said Regiments,
for Major General of said Division.
Brigadier General John N. Drake, OF
The FIRST Brigade Of the Third Division
Mississippi Militia will assume the com
mand Of said Division until said election
shall be holden and as Commandment Of
the Division, order an election TO be hol-
den on the first Monday and day following
in November next, in the several Regr
ments composing The Second Brigade Of
the Third Division Mississippi Militia for
a Brigadier General Of said Brigade.
The returns Of the several elections vii!
be made TO the Adjutant General, at Jack
son.
Col. Carter Jones, Of the First Regi.
ment Mississippi Militia, and Senior
Colonel in the Second Brigade OF the
Third Division Mississippi Militia, will
assume the command Of said Brigade until
an election is held to fill the vacancy
occnsioned by the resignation of Brigadier
General w. f. Jones.
Col. J. NJ Dampler, Of the Twenty
sixth Regiment Mississippi Militia, and
Senior Colonel of the FIRST Brigade Of
the Third Division Mississippi Militia
will assume the command Of said Brigade
until after the election.
BY order Of ALEXANDER G. McNuTT
Commander-in Chief.
C.. M. PRICE, Adjntant
General, Mississippi Militia.
August Ii, 30
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-10

Monday in october next.
MARSHAL'S SALE.
Perks Il Hall Returnahe 10 u. S
VS. vehd expo Circuit Court, to
VIM. i. Austin, ct al & Nov. term 1910.
Sureties.
EHY virtue orlhe above stated yendilo
Nd exponas TO me directed, from the
Hon United States Circuit Court for the
Southern District Of Mississippi, will
expose to public sale, for cash, before the
Court house door of Holmes county, Mis-
sissippi, on
Monday the l4M day Of September
next, within the hours prescribed by law,
all the right, tile and interest, the said
defendants hath in or to the following
described property, 10 wit: lots numbers
222 and 223, containing about four acres
more or less. Levied on as The property
w. K. Austin.
Also
Lot number 33, levied on as the property
of Nelson Flke. All of said lois lying
and being in the town Of Lexington, and
lots 222 ana 223, has fine dwelling
house and other out houses, situated there
On. All of said property has been levied
on us above stated, and will be sold to
satisfy the above stated yendiiio exporas
and cost of suit.
w. NJ. GWlN, Murshnl,
BY p. NJ. Ferguson. ID. NJ.
AugustS 80 6 pr fee $2S
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-10
NOTICE.

A N election will BIO held at the several election
fA precincts in Holmes county, on the LIST Mon
day and Tuesday following in November next,
for the purpose of clecting Electors for President
and Vice President of the United States-also,
at the same time and place, nm election will be
held TO elect a State Treasurer for the state Of
Mississippi, to gil the vacancy occasioned by
the death Of James g. Williams also, to elect
Judge of the 10Th Judicial District, OF the
state OF Mississippi, to fill the vacancy OCCASION
ell by the Resignation Of the Hon. Robt. c. Camp.
bell also, for the purpose Of electing District
Attorney Of the 10th Judicial District Of the state
of Mississippi vacancy having occurred by
the creation OF tho said district, by an act of the
Legislators, approved February 18th. 1910.
Commissioners for The lst Precinct, Lexing-
ton-Rufin Fl. Spiyey, Samuel Stamps, james
N Dyer.
Commissioners for the 2nd Precinct, Mt. Pleas
ant--Jonathnn Carter, Thomas Rayner, M.
misunderstanding officer Jos Barksdale
Commissioners for the 3rd Precinct, Richland !;
J. W. Plckens, JOB Taylor, HIM. A. knox
Returning ofhcer--Lemnel Dolly.
Commissioners for the 4th precinct Euology--
Reuben Matthews, Richard Roberts, Alney Bid
ges--R Returning oficer--John s. Ellis,
Commissioners for the STA precinct--Tchula-
Nm. II. johnson, Vim. W. Walton, Tho's. Ma.
Understanding oficer--G. J. Elliott.
,. ID. WYATT, Sheriff
| Sept. 10. 1910.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-10
John Armfcld,
VS. yenditioni cxponas
James Cafline g. securities

| John Armfchl,
| VS. yenditioni cxponas
James Calling e. securities
Robert Painter X 90.
VS. vQhditioni cxponas
Galloway & Richardson and securities
Oliver Anderson
vs. vendition exponas
Galloway & Rchard;on Of al securities
Oliver Anderson
VS. venditioni exponns
Galloway g. Richardson et al
Returnnble 10 the the United States Circuit
Court, TO November term 1910.
HRY virtue Of The above stated venditi-
- OH exponas 10 me directed from
the Honorable United States Circuit
Court, Tor the,Soulhern District Of Missis-
sippi, l wilIRexpose 10 public sale 10 the
highest bidder for cash, before the Court
house door in the town of Lexington,
Holmes county Mississippi, ON the
l2M day Of October neat,
in the hours prescribed by law, all the
right, title, interest, and claim, the said
defendant hath in an TO the following
described property, TO wit -
THIRTEEN NEGROES.
Haley g. children, William,
Lady, Charles,
Shederick, johnson,
Glib, Jerry,
Pender, Billy.
One hundred head OF hogs, fifty head
of cattle, five yoke of oxen, three wag-
CONS, eleven head Of mules, four head oi
horses.
ALSO
The following described lands. to wit :
the west bali Of the north west quarter
Of section 10, in township IL, oil range
east containing 50 and 80 lG0ths acres
east halt of the south east quarter Of
section 2l,in township Id, range west,
containing 81 and g. l00lhs acres eust
hall of the south west quarter, and the
east half Of the north east quarter Of
section "a, Of township IL, range west,
containing 1863 and 81 l00lhs acres east
half south west quarter section 10, town.
ship II, Of range | east, containing SO
and 3S-l00ths acres the west half Of the
south east quarter Of section "a, in town
ship Ia, OF range west, containing 81
aud 67l00lhs acres The west half o
south west quarter Of section 10, township
IA, range ! east, containing so and 3S
l00ths acres containing in ali five hun
drel and siXty-slX acres and forty fou
hundredth's acres more or less.
ALSO
the west half north west quarter and soutl
hai cas-! half nqEIh %es sgpa5asr and az a9ri
section 10, township IA, range eat, con
'aining l6O acres more Or Jess.
; The above stated land will be sold Il
satisfy the above stated yendiiioni expona
and cost Of suit.
Levied oa as the property of the defend
mi James Calling
t w. NJ. GWIN, Mashal,
; BY p NJ. Ferguson, Deputy.
Sep. II A. IDS. Printers fee $24.
|
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-10
~ SPEED INCREASED 90

YWYHE Undersigned for the purpose Of
III atlording every facility to the trav-
elling community, have made arrange
meuts by which passengers can visit every
portion of the State, without detention or
delay. Having The most skllful and
careful drivers, with stock inferior 10 none
in the United States; they aatter them
selves that their accommodations will
secure 10 them liberal patronage The
lines which the subscribers have control
connect with or iutersecl every route in the
State Of Mississippi. They will run an ac-
r.weekIy from Jackson, to Lexing-
ton; ut the latter OF which place, the
Coaches to Yazoo City and Holly Springs,
will be in readiness to convey passengers
upon The arrival of the accommodation
Stage. The time from the city Of Jack
son, TO Holly Springs, 2IS miles, will be
thirty.six hours; al this print we connect
with the lines to Memphis aud Nashville,
Tennessee.
Passengers can be conveyed from Jack
son, TO Natchez, Columbus, Vicksbnfg,
the Mississippi and Brandon Springs
without detention.
We have been particular in selecting
such ISLANDS, upon the different routes
rs will ensure to travellers the creates
comfort and convenience; and have il
consideration Of the times, reduced GU
fare about one half.
Passengers for the North, who ma!
enter their names with our agent a
Jackson, will not be detained in Lexing
ton.
SINS RISHER, g. Co.
june 90 32-if.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-10
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI:
Wiley B George
William G. Hayn.

William G Haynes
Attachment returnabie to the October term
1910, of Holmes Circuit Court for $500
YWvllE attachment in this case have
81 been returned duly executed by
summoning as garnishees. John +. Viii
liams, and William j. Harvey, William
ID. Norman, John p. Haynes and james
N. Cochran it is therefore ordered That
The defendant do appear at The next term
Of this Court, 10 wit on the third Monday
Of October 1910, give special bail and
plead therein or judgment final will be
entered against him aud proceedings TIA
ken against said garnishees.
II. MORTON, Clerk.
SEP. 2G, As 5w. Printers fee $40
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-10
SHERIFF SALE.
Thomas Barrel g. Co,
VS.. f FL.
Hl ri - II

Returnable to the Holmes Circuit Court
TO October Term, 1910.
DY virtue of the above stated Fl ia TO me
~ directed, will expose to public sale,
before the court house door Of my county,
on the Bird Monday, 10Th day Of October
next, the following described land, to-wit
the west halfnorth west quarter south west
quarter Of section north east quarter
east half north west quarter Of section Z,
township 10, range Q east.
Levied on as the property of E, L.
Ford. j. ID. WYATT, Sh'H.
Sept 10, 45 ids prs fee $40 so.