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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30
SPECIAL MESSAGE.

10 We senate Of the NfGte OF lNisstsstppl.
10 pursuance Of the request contained
in the Resolution Of the Senate have the
honor 10 state that John II. Rollins, Esq,
forwarded to me from Canton ON the 2Sth
dav of December, 1889, his resignation as
District Attorney of the 9TH Judicial Dis
trict.-His letter Of resignation. is here
with transmitted ON The 9Th day Of Janua-
nv 1910, issued wrils directed to the sew.
etal Sheriffs of the district, requiring them
tn hold an election on the first Monday
md dayfplowiug in November 1910 for
Distfic, Attorney Of the 7th Judicial Dis
trict to fill the vacancy Occasional by the
resignation Of John n. Rollins, Esq.
After the issuance Of said wriis commits
stoned Andrew Hays ESQ.,, District A,tor.
nev of said district TO continue. in office
until the election ordered shall have heer
held, and The. person then elected duly
qualified.
The 18th section Of the 9Th article of,hs
Constitution provided, that 'altnot'provid
ed for in this constitution, shall be filled il
|snch manner as The I.eyislnture p,ap cra
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VOL. III.
THE LEXINGTON UNION,
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nv John N. BASKlN.
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Batail!e, and TO- the benefit Of those inter-
es,ed, we pulish the following petitions
andanswer.
TO HIS EXCELLENCY A. G. Nc.
MUTT, GOV. OF THE STATE OF
MISSISSIPPI.
The undersigned members Of the Bar Of
the 10Th judicial District Of the State
aforesaid, respectfully represent unto your
Excellency that they are ANXIOUS your
ExcelIency should fake into consideration
the time designated for holding the cleo
,,on for Judge and District Attorney, for
s,id District aforesaid. The time as now
fixed upon by your Excellency will be ex.
uemeIy incnnvenient, and unless changed,
may be fraught with the most troublesome
consequences; the day fiexd upon by your
EyceIency is the first Mondayin Novem.
her next, The very day fixed by law for
the holding Of Court in Yazoo county
which is conprisedin said district. Now
III. very manifest that returns cannot nc
had from the entire district. and The sue.
ressfal candidates receive their commits.
sious IN time, and en,,tle the citizeus OF
Yazoo county to the benefit Of the fall
term Of their Circuit Couri---a matter OF
immense importance TO them at this pccu-
liar CRISIS. Another reason respectfully
suggested 10 your Exccllency is, that
Cons,ilulonalohjecti have been raised
= the.lsngth Of time for which your Ex
cellency has been peHsed to install The
present incumben,s. Whether these con
s'ltuional scruples be right or wrong, i
not for your petitioners to determine, bn
IN either event, they fear the result Willis
equally calamitous. The public print
have noised them abroad, and they mus
necessarily gain more or less weight witt
the community. The consequence vii
he, that this already sorely distressed AM
sever"lly oppressed community will b
yet more heavily burthened with expensiv
''''sallon.-'Fhosc persons having judo
mens rendered against them by the pres
ent Judiciary, will be induced to believ
That the judgments Gun he set aside o
constitutional grounds, and then it matter
not how the controversy ends the commit
"'ymnst groan nnderincreased Irrigation
ana incur heavy expenses for no benef
or advantage whatever. And your peti
nonsrs would also state to.y our ExcelIenc
"0'' the members sof the Bar, and III
e'llzens OF the District at large, so far 0
sour petitioners have been able to lear
~. ueslrous that the election should
"e'd at an earlier day than thai now fixe
upon r
=" Consideration ofthe promises woul
especially suggest to yonr Excellcnc,
we propriely Of altering the day Of ele'
Mon hxcd upon in the District, and ord'
.e same Tor the fourth Monday in May
h'a Monday Of September, so that i, ma
y. sS' subserve the interest Of the majori
=. The dis'Gct at large. and your peiitio
'. as IN duty bound, &c. q n
Al s'gned hv) Charles e. Mount, and
T 'sr gentlemen Of the Bar, Of the lOt
judicial District.
NJ HIS EXCELLENCY A. @. M
"orT, GOV. OF THE STATE O
MISSISSIPPI.
n The undersigned Of the Tenth Judici
'r'ct OF said State, would respectful
'ggest that urnat donh, .v:.t ., .ata,;
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30

BY special request of the Hon. John
Battaille, and TO- the benefit of those inter-
ested, we pulish the following petitions
audanswer.
TO HIS EXCELLENCY A. G. Nc
MUTT, GOV. OF THE STATE OF
MISSISSIPPI.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30

NeD Creuosse.-The Picayune men,ions
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~ THOMAS RITCHIE.
rcrns of the Richmond Enquirer.

is published three times rees daring the session
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~ aud The bitter experience OF The Edi1l S"pu ,sg
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= The great difficulty consists in the transition from
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~ cbcrs the Book who in arrears to hiS once
T. M change The Of every subscriber who
his p.siramen will positively be stricken on from our f"
,.sr commencement OF our next volume
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p'r,3 Thu, il recommended 10 The Editors OF Newspi-
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m! these prices be always such, as 10 give air
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Il, or ;aares and Marriages from the country, whenever
handwriting is unknown AT this office, must be anthem
II the enorsaton of the Postmaster in the neigihorhood,
.r i in no published every measure, that has
I, prevent mpostions and quzzes, has proved hereto
,,aYan.We must therefore, insist in such case upon
~ communication being certified by the of the Postmaster
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fFrow tlf Liac9iafoa. -. C., Rpab'ic0n.l
rFurpALISIS AND THEIR PROFESSIONS

TEUERAI.lslS
Il requires no argument TO prove 10 Tie American
,oonIc that the Administration of John q Adams wa:,
m lis policy, lnimical 10 RcpubcanSn-that u ~
sumcd powers not delegated and that us continuance
would have broug Int on the prostraon o state he".s'
and have resulted in strong consolidated Government
All this the American people saw; and, "'th Tie prompt
ness Of parios they came forward 10 tie pailot'ooS,
and overthrow the usurper Of their rights
Having promised these few facts, We ask, how can'r
that Administration into power: lEaef "hat n"''h,F
did Jnbn o Adams appear before tho American people
~ c,udi,,a., for Their sGiTages: hc uhGoGhtrd AS-
,orv az the times can answer. lie ASSUMED lie halIc
If Rcpubcan-the confidence which q great p"f',h
Of the people Icposed III HIM. wien 'hcy wen, 20 ~
mills rev out of his Republican protesS'o"S Bnt rs
snbsc orcnt defeat shows how false were those pFoi's
ious while his original cyinces the danger 81
coniding in them.
such however was the condition Of the country
when Mr. Adams came into power, that with I'll ~
Federal nrincples resisted they by the Demo
r.cr and followed by the able Republican Admins
ration Of Gen JACKSON radical change was elected
on the institutions of the country.
Remembering the imposition thus prac''sed upon me
ncop,e let us lock at the circumstances under whic
John O. Adams came into notice as pubic man, ara
con3arc them with those, Saving military 'amc jnAL
discovered and sustained By cericacs,l Of Gan liar,
risen That John Quincy Adams inibihca ihc most "'
lis political principles from the school .! hs "'h IN
Adams Will scarcely be denied - d'd e'hef"i 'i"'''
sen He sustained Inc "Alen aud Sca'to9 "a" -io'i
istra,ion-bccamc one Gifts ayofes, ard was reward
ed for his assistance. John q ADAMS when cah",'
date for the Presidency, sustained, nowi'hs'ha
HE Renublcan professions By the leading fe2era!s;s
%f i "' dsy and ai.d y fro" the R'Pss
Gran ranks Cfthe former, we inentioh rev, !" VIZ
Daniel Webster, Levere't sa,"ns'ail, John DAYS
Harrison Cray Ois, Levi Lincoln and yohn ssrGca''
And co is Cen Harrison. Look oyer The above Isl 81
namcs and enquire whom tey for. Gen Harrison,
his r. Republican professions Notwithstanding VI" be the
unanimous response
lie, Republicans, then, take warning how they On,
trust their rights him. IN administration conduct =
ed ~ Federalism Will leave the country IN very a.
rrcnt situation fron that, which was left by Nj
Adams Otter and grave measures are crcn for action
measures which, il once fastened upon the country
viii, perhaps, never be eradica:cd 4 United States
}an!-,hc funding or assumption by the G"se'nmfn '
Of tie State Debts, amounting to upwards oi i"0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17
POLITICAL.
FIRE OF TIE FLINr!-SPlErr OF THE REPUBLICAN, !
JOURNALS.
(Fram ne y. y. Men Eri.)
rpJ'slfEn 'rI Etn1'It MIST X

(Fta.a ne y. Y. Ne,, Era.)
"rRUTH CRUSHED TO EARTH MIST RISE AGAIN.
For the first time since the adoption Of our Constr
tuition, Democratic President has been defeated when
placed before tho people for reelection Whatever
may have been the immediate causes IN producing
such republican anomaly-iniamous frauds upon
the ballot boxes dcbauching the minds OF portion OF
population by bribery direct and Indirect or de-
cevng them by the vcriest falsehoods and sophisns
that were ever utercd-the hidden influence that has
melted the opposition in their desperate efforts cannot
but alarm many, and particularly those who, aborng
under ignoble natuaon alienated themselves from
their first love. Painful and Notifying rs the rcilec-
ton is TO the mind OF every true parot-disconragn
it must be to the advocates OF popular liberty IN e.
Their hemisphere-ia.a rs il may prove to the stability
of our Governmental fabrc-wc in Heaven trust that
the obsequiousncss TO wealth that has marked the con.
duct of those who have turned the scale against us,
will not become habtual with any great portion Of the
true people.
The opponents of the Democratic party have not
fought bold and manly fght-they deserve credit
for the advantage they have obtained us-they
have had resort TO system Of ambuscadc dsrcruabe 10
them individuals, and which will hereafter be brought
up in judgment against them party with fatal ef-
feet The Democracy entered the field as an unarmed
philosopher and politician bringing with them TEUTrI
without spear, and ARGUMENT unbackcd with art!Ie
nv. Mighty as trut! and argument are, in This cor'c
they have been Frustrated. Never was Pariy'p anu
ed IN right. was the Democratic party B>l me uh
welcome truths that toid--thc Troublesome arsn
mens that We advancedwere not permitted 10 n'Prde
the progress Of the money power. Diilan WIN ~
powerful but nsaious influence, always sucerss"i
when purposely directed 10 particular o''c ne.'l
mined upon a reversal OF our governmental po-
lev and her tools ari cormorants here obeyed The
bchcst We are Debated The force Of fraud and ialse-
hood has tlrowa in nominal minority, much 10
our disappointment and regret. We have this one
consolation, however, this invaluable legacy tol
leave Children that in the great political contest
of 1870 when The whole money power OF our own
country and Britain nrraycd against Martin Van
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17

IaruqLc Real Estate in the county Of .7ibemarfc.
,1R SALE nj auction Wednesday, the oh day Of becem
IN neN., ii fair, if not the fair day Two Thousand
e, ii Southern exposure altogether will make splendid
ann ana plantation and desirable residence being part oil my
g.rtm estate. About half OF it is lis original growth anu
;e will offered il three four tracts each to have an
al timber The cultivated land has heretofore an! H.
n, os4nd will produce hemp, tobacco" wheat corn &,
ii the r quality and sell for the highest Price Tie n''e
s,,,,t+ n, there are meadows with anuntrabie springs :"
M m water would profitable stock iarn'S- SIX nilcs
~ i1m.s RIVER The buildings are, a dwelling house, barn.
rs nae hine stable other ont houses which, win the
I NH be- show by ). Ross, Jr, Mr. Saunders; aud cin
I'm l be accommodating made known the dny Of sale by
~ rl'..os nn,% vn Nov 10 JAMES ROSS.
y'in std
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17
PuLf;c ,SaIc of Land, Negroes, SIC.

F0biic Sale OF I7H0, .FtgT"eSi
THE landed property late Benamn Hatcher deceased
heretofore advertised sne, WILL if not previously disposed
z privately he offered Public Auction on Tuesday Tue 2l. Of
Ayea NJ 81 on the PREMISES. At the tinc Tie Negroes,
Syk Crops Plantation Utensils, and Household ana h'ehe
n Of every description, will be disposed OF publicly
al. d. The Negroes will commence immediately atef
@ Land ,d aud continue from day 10 day TIL every his =
.ei weather should interrupt inc sie'
!" u b. resumed OF the first fair day thereafter -
TIL Lard sold liberal credit; the Negroes iot cSl'
,1oah viii he given when desired, the bond CARVING ~
t he Stoc crops &C on credit of six months for III SUNS
twenty dollars under that cash. the purchasers IN all CASE
Sn- ho.s satisfactory security, and desd o s' 0" m
1ini The TILE withheld till payment is received.
~ lad Of course will be examined by those wishing 70 pht
- therefore needless to give any description oil ~.
~ bets fy ana sixty Negroes, likely and very VALUABLE,
i-n women bny AMI girls There will be line parcel "l
@ .rea auoin Of Conf Fodder, sc. But is needless 10
m uli,. the variety will such is usually found on
ELIZABETH w. HATCHER,
nai5 46-2amGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17
.1IrTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran away from the subscribe

lIIFTY DOLLARS REWARDRan away from The suhscrher'
living Middlescx county, on The 6th o. the present hunn
nc.ro man named Charles Charles very likely, bright
n,ai,o fellow very light blue about twenty years
old six eight inches high and well moporonea. ne
, on when he left brown close coat blue cassinet pan
falcons white III: lie left without any PROPAGATION wh
yery smart sensible fellow and well calculated TO pass uho
tested will give above reward for the apprehension anu
delivery of him To me- OF secured jail that can get Nun
again ANY information concerning him will bc thankfully re-
eeiNe"' ' WM. X. PACE
Buckingham, Sept. -, lSi0 e"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17

I0rcE-By Virtue Of Decree of the County tolr, 9" HAN
y over pronounced the 9th nltimc III the suit oi James T.
lbs, - Nancy and Others shall, NJ COMMISSIONED ,s
A appointed for purpose proccedto SELL on the premises
NTH Isl instant. the Tract Of LAND lying IN TIC ."nnt, %
p,a5ye- adioninr Lands and others Of whica JONI!
~ liz Younger died seized and possessed coniani. 5ttwte
AMI three hundred acres, and has on /; good pwtns
lions ,,t.haes, Orchards &C. also, elderly Nec'" Aii
aam-d NELSON. Terms of sale Will be on crtdito Twelve
Ard eighteen nani Land. except mach ~ sial !" ne
r IL drfray the expenses the decree and sale, wh"h WIZ
fsqlc! III cash The Negro Man Nelson viii be SOD, on "
cam ii x months bond and security required before deliver
Tue ,e Land wl b. retained, until the purchase money
PAD deed taken il 10 secure the payment =. tue
Il lnores,ioraplc WM l.. WHITE.
N,y IN jpj--lis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17

"songs by night repeated and re-echoed, IN cores
ponding harmony Singing, drinking, and carous!ns
became the sign and watchword of call the morality
and dtcency party. Aud the leaders OF such
party to be entrusted with the great governmental III
iercsts OF "this great and prosperous people, Arc
the main actors i'll this mammoth scheme of dnpci'y
and Discrimination, 10 direct and determine The poca
dcstinics Ct this happy Republic: Forbid it reason
forbid it patriotism
Viewing with candid eye, this vast and complicated
scheme o. political hypocrisy BY which an intelligent
and patriotic people to be dupcd, and wheedlcd
Of their rights we cannot discover but point in this
eectionecsing plot, which bears even the scnblance
of honesty and that is in treating tie people as beast
ly rabte, i:capabe ofbeing conyncedby argument and
controlled by principles 1t IS notorious that, from
the da.s Of the eid,r idams and Fisher Inns 10 the
present tn.e Federal Wings have regarded ''thc COM
mon people lure patcs, but one ih, at most
above the beasts of burthcn. They have he'd Tie sup
position that there virtue and intelligence II the conf
munty suiic"n, for sci-governmcnt, in AFst"cratic
contempt. And relation TO tins pont their LEADERS
are entitled any, Constituency Tor, without I'D
dressing The reason-thc common sense OF men, they
have attempted The revolution ofthe country, BY array
of ou ,ans cider barrels and skins: and profess
To hale effected an almost universal conversion by the
eodence Of doggrc songs, scnselcss shouts and ntox
letting liquors. And now, reader, should they succeed
their unhallowed purpose, there viii be less difficulty
determining the character aud talent their converts
than in showing that those Wing leaders have not been
generally guilty Of the basest political duplcity and
assimilation. We charge this nqulty upon the lead
crs demagogucs hreiings and soulless poltroons OF
Whigsm. The multitude Of their ioowcIsarr dnped,
gulled, and blinded by the cunning and cgcrdcmaIn OF
talented intriguing, unprncipcd sci Of office seekers
and powcr.hunicrs, who have put the Government At
sale, and will, II ey obtain Il at ALL obtain 1t at The
price of hypocrcy, fraud, and treasure Let honest
Wings be uudecciycd, and these workers Of political
iniquy would sink into meriled contempt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17
" 49, JAMES LYONS,
Soy IL 57-tds ANlH'Y ROBINSON, Jr.

virtue decree Of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chanccry the County Nr!Sn. pronounced III
case between YIN. Scrua. aud Eliza hi; wr ami others,
Plaintiffs against Rcbccca ranol and other defendants on the
6, October lcin undersigned, Commissioners VIII proceed,
ON the premises sell highest bidder, The lhl Nnrc
her Tract Of Land, situated n The county 2" Buck
n.l1m Virginia. rontanin. and ao> The
of John t. Pace T. &. Gaunaway and Josiah fermc, E>,
AMI o,l,ors Tract OF Land wheeon III, lat toi III y
Rel. Of thai county lived and died survey will h. made be
e HE slc seeding sna. gram green The ir-
chaser Immediately and il possession the Isl Jaiu nN
FERNS Of snlr-lani required u The purchase! ~ dciray
MI tie expenses the nnd Tor tic residence. bonds with
orr, ;np three equal anuul pay sale, and Ire
mi. - lie wi,ln- further security. This Hand ndcsiood
~ liz yer, yalaai.r, ard il i GOOD ncisihurlec!.
JOSEPH H. IRVING, :, :....
JOHN THOMPSON, it, @"''"S
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- 10 The provisions Of Deed of Trust executed to
~ mi recorded IN the Clerks of Prince Edward County
,ri hall Thursday, the 10Th day Of No,entr neI q. Il
County 81. IL the highest bidder for cash. certain Lot III me
s Of Farnvle conveyed the said Lpscomh by the elaraa
AZ Wiam q venale and known plan Of said town and
500 designated, u Lot number 20. W.. hill
The ;r is believed TO good but selling as Trustee, sha
convey ,uch ti;ic only vested Ill me by SAID Deed
Is i6-tds Ihii1tI :. -.
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WASHINGTON l:DTEL.

become the proprietor II the above
esthlshmcn-fpr when sold on; AZ the Cell Tavern, II was
the foreign Of thoughts 10 become keeper asan
Ia let my where amand hope, by unrcntcd al
which has been 80 literally bestowed heretofore, fur which
return my thanks and most grateful Acknowledgements
takc stating believe, from the acquaintance
have Of nv successor cl Tavern having spent part Of
iwo summers with him Old Point where he kept excellent
House, that all will be pleased thai call OH hiin -
' &. A. HODGES.
p;cb,,ond Sov e. SLOT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17
1,0I w OH PATRONS OF Tue "LUCKI HOYr:'
III LEND Az EAR WHILE WE TELL. WHAT Is u

EsO. re OLD PATRONS or TUE LUCKY iolr",
III LEND Az EAR WHILE WE TELL. WHAT Is IN
STORE FOR YOU
gea, question" being new settled, Who shall he The next
President erey look cier his Interests II you
have LOST money on Elections risk little more, tai r be
,e Send Ticket IN OF the Schemes
10 be drawn month"; aud losses shut all DC
madc good.
we intend now than have ever done before
We intend 10 send 10 every of patrons who viii favor
QrprSl yze 'hl o Y lhe '1s G5l ire i e
haze Country Prizes amnunt:n.'" mere than THREE
n,asnriccnt Capitals OF FIFTY THOUSAND DUii.Aks aud
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS. Neither Of these Tickets
co more than The price Il single Ticket III any OF Tue
c,,eudil Schemes To b. drawn this month u Slr.
Ear In. aIst oil this month there j. THIRTY THOUSAND
mol / AIRS Apt iI aud ONE III NDRED PRIZES or ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH. Should yn mel fancy Ea o.,
.rr ,,,r scheme for the 2stl-TilIRTA THOUSAND
Ttvo HUNDRED AND NINETY FIVE DOLLARS, tSSp,UO
ne,r CAPITAL and FORTY PRIZES OF Owe THOUSAND
FIVE HUNDRED DOLL7RS
Make yor choice Of Schemes and delay not for by so
d,nr You may miss a splendid fortune As our Office now
stands abo for selling large Przes We must ask you
10 be very particular, and address your ar"rs TO ~
ELch.L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17
NOTICE,

TO all rhom IL concern. :,
lave appointed Mr. John :. Jones my Agent, !" asenu ~
~ collection Of all monies due the Of PPpcn q
Joa,s ~ " " ~
e nay generally he found al my Office Cary street. directly
irs' II the Virginia Banks. Ia his ABSENCE II vi 10 e
Afe 10 at their being very desirous "i Closing
~ "s ncsS = speedily rs possible -
count, forward settle the same, rs indulgence uh
' ~ circumstances hich am placed cannot DC gwen.
RICHARD WHITFIELD, Trustee
IF PaiPpen jchss
h".mold, NOV. l0il 1910. oo-ol