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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05

A GENCY rOR rat NEW BERLIN WOENS
"a |cr IOrk-LEwIs Moss intends keeping On
hitu, constantly. a large supply uf
BROWN SlIEEfiNGS & SlIIRTINGS.
from iho above named Works. which he Will sell al
Eastern prices and lrlns IOr;uiIou.
lis oiii'o IS IL the stone ct Samuel Church. No
100 street, where tlc C,s,is Mas re seen.
LEWIS Moss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05

Z e 1u!CAL EIJE"-iiclni,s,I,'' 70. - x Barlow.
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Dictionary, iny!e-'u'- Humlp iavse,lSn's Medical
General taeFs2u,ics. ln-!os'us o,cmsa. 'cs0n's
ro'r'es i0t,i',e. Coon on il'" sam. Nlus, -s""".
and i"r sale hy STEPHENSON q CtGl,y,,y ed
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Agent ;or jh, Manager
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-05

hal 50 OF ,9Jl anI e %; 500. 81. e..
g.ca,- only SIS. .a'vys 81 50, suirers 50 =.
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-04
Nov 80

\ ! virtue Of mortgage executed to
4 . me with power to sell and for my
use by Alfred Fowler on the eighth day
OF April 1880, and regularly recorded in
The Probate Oiiiee Of Holmes Conn;v,
Mississippi, in Book A, Page "a So and
So. viii sell TWO months after date
(30,h January, lSl0.)nt the Court House
door 10 the town OF Lexington, expose to
public sale 10 the highest bidder Tor cash,
the following Described Negro Slaves
property to wit:-Andrew, Mlnda, seven
teen Years of age; Ceosar, lweniy-slx ;
Celin, twenty two; viii, four; Sipio,
Two; Rachael; stephen, f1ry.tve; Hen
re; Margaret; Lewis; Toney, twenty.
seven; P,ter, Iory.tour: farissa, forty
.t'res; Sanders, twenty; Dandy. sixteen;
jack, 'wenty.SlX; barney, tHen'y-righl; ;
Harriet, thriy-ulne; Bob, nineteen: Sipio,
fifteen: Charles, twenty.eieti; CLASH, !;
twenty four; Wilson, nine; Lusy, five,
BECKY, five; Syrns; Beck. forty; Any
ton; Jor, thit,; Cocaeia; thrria, 'eni
incy; Jim Fort, ior'y-s'x; Many, 'hir-
'v-hye: Jacob, Glffrn; Rose, eighteen,
MARY, twenty nrec; Jal, Moe; 1ody,
>iN; Simon; Darcus, Hector, twenty six,
Nclng the property conveyed to me in the
above mentioned mottgage.
! viii convey snrh ;i3e to the purcha-
ser or purchasers # he same, lis 10 vested
IA me by said deed Of Trust.
II. p. MAYRANT.
Nov 80 3 IDS.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-04
THE CORpOa Al.

During the American Revolution, an
officer, not hqhued In his military costume,
WIS passing hv where snaIi company ot
sol lrrs were AT work making spmo repairs
upon sra,l rrdouht. The commander
Of he lllle squad was glv1r orders To
ia s. Who we're under him, relative to "a
ST, L Of timlAwh'rh l6"y were enderY-
oring to ri Nto The top of the works.
The timber went up bud. and on tins nc
cnnnt the voice Of tie Iit'Ie great n,u vas
ofen heard in his regular erci'eralio o'
Hlravr away! there .hr gee! hpAve h.?
g.. The officer helo,e spphen Of, stop
ned his hnr>, When arrived at the place,
aud seeing the i'm er scarcely move,
asked the commauder why hr did 10
take hold aud reader ljj'r ali. The
latlrr appeared SpmcNhi' n~'oni~hed, and
turning to the officer 81 n the pomp # IN
Enpernr, said, Sir, nm crrgorl!''
" Won are not trough, are vonW : Id the
officer" /! WAS not aware Of ill.," And
taking oil his h,tanl bowling, :" J ask ynuI
pardon, c1rpnral." Upon this he dis,
mounted from his elegant steed, flung he
brille over post, and ltftcd I'LL lh' sweat
stood in drops upnn his forehead. When
the iimher was elevated ID i's proper s'a-
tim, tnrnng t, h, man clotei in hriel
authority, "Nr. Corporal" said he "When
Won have another slrh j,h. atd have not
men enough. send To your Ctmmlnder.in-
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-04
n or &c T..
Nov. 2

1I4Y viltue Of deed Of trust executed TO me
~ rs Trustee, for jesse 5. Ross, by Andrew
Ellis, on The 3lst day of December 1888, and
regularly recorded III the Probate Office OF
Holmcs County, Mississippi, in book c., pages
423, 4l4, and 425, wild sell Thirty day IFom
date, (l6,h OF Dec..) at the Court House door
in the town Of Lexington, expose TO public sale
10 the highest bidder for cash, the following
described property to wit:-the south half OF
the wtst hall OF the moth east quarter of Sec
ton number twelve, IN township number tour.
teen, range Number two east; the south east
uuaiter east hall OF the south west quarter west
bali North ives, quarter of section number one,
township number iOulicen, range number two
east; and the south hall east hall OF The south
east quarter Of section number two, township
number fourteen, range nunL or two east; and
lot nunbef our secuon number thlrty-siX, town
ship number fifteen, range number two east, con-
tainng niuety aces more or less--( Preserving oct
# said last mentioned lot, ten acres on The
north end thereof on Black Cieek, commencing
on The east boundary line OF said lot nnnine
west extending south to include said qulntiv)
Also the Steam Saw and Giist Mill with The
engine, and all other machinery thereto he.
longing, situated on said land.
Also the following Negro Slaves, for life.
Willis, aged twenty two years; Joe, aged TWEEN.
ty-G,e years; Ma'tib. aged twenty .oUe wears:
Matilda, aged twebty-two yeas; Sela, AGED
twenty .four years; NilIis,aged thiry five Yeas;
ani Par'ha. aged five ,eals; teirg the propel,y
conveyed to me as trustee as Aforesaid, by said
deed OF bust.
will convey such title to the purchaser Or
purchasers of The same, as is vested in me by
said deed Of must.
W. A. PURDoM, Trustee.
IL lelk
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-04
PAY UP.

FESiIE subscriber being desirous Of clos
ing his outstanding debts, would
earnestly request all those owing him to
call aud make immediate payment; and al
the same time, wishes all those that he is
owing TO present their claims forthwith.
The subscriber viii also pay all his Sc
curty debts, provided they will take good
property a, a fair ard literal price.
JOHN L. CRAWFORD.
Nov 80 3
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-04
& !:c G. rGt.cto
AND PHILADELPHIA MONTHLY
NJ .AG \ ZiN T..
Prospectus of It Ne,o Tolame.

700 tr''o u 'N -'ttV 'St"H't'
TgE!iE unparalleled success which has
Il Attended THE CAsKET since 1t came
int" the hands Of the new pIopiietofs, IN
'duces them 10 begin new volume with
slII further attractions on he first OF JAN
unry next. Its literary character, which
has called forth So many comments, will
undergo 40 chlnge; as the magazine viii
sui continue under The control If the same
editors. Several new contributors, how
ever, OF high talent, have been engaged
esides those who have already been en-
listed in is favor The magazine will lie
.nIarged, and viii contain greater guam
.liy ii reading matter than any periodical
Published at the same price in tins cSun-
Try.
The work will appear in new and
beautiful type, east expressly :or the pur.
pose, and viii be printed on TIE fnsst pa
per. i will also he orramenied with
The Finest StcI EaeramingS,
provided a \ heavy expense, aud eXccu-
red from the choices, designs. To vary
the shle Of these illustrations, the setvl-
- y, u''c''S ,''S'''" "'''''" nav 0'e'' e1-
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M,' "Ppr"r 10 toc c '"iSe o. l"e year
We P""">hs'S' -" 'e''h'''eo 'os'eH'e ''''' Z
'"",.'e 10 '''''' t'e P"'l"""@e "a d IT. e'W
pu"i'' ""'e 'eS''Vtu' al'ef moch so"cI'a-
"'' ',""' many u s'"e'r AR feaue!s, To
p'"''S" q"aFle''l' u" extra,
a c0'Tl3 pax 81 NE f0teSt JaSA'oa, h'SAV
,cctoTed,
and executed in he first style Of the art.
rms department VA be under the control
Of ii French gentleman, OF much taste AN
experience; aud will be found TO excel
any lhi 6 ever attempted IN this line In
America.
i he extra in the present (Novemher)
1
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-04
DAVID ANMEN.
NOTICE.

YEyIlE undersigned having obtained
FL letters oil administration upon The
estate of James Davis, deceased, at the
ID cember" term, 1880 of the Probate
Court OF Holmes county, Miss. hereby
give notice that all persons indebted to the
estate of the said decreased, to come for.
ward aud pay the same, and all persons
bavlng claiTs against the deceased, will
present them within the time prescribed
ny law, or they will be for ever barred.
WM. A. MCGEE, Admr.
MARY DAVIS, Adm'x.
Dec 81 6w G
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-04
TERMS OF BROTHER JONATHAN,

TERMS OF BROTHER JONATHAN,
Three DollGrs a gear in adrGace.
For Five Dollars two copies Of the pa
per vii! be seat one year, OF one copy two
yeas.
The EVENING TArTLER is published
every day at Tie same olIice, and IS put TO
press II o'clock meridian, IN season for
The great Northern, Eastern and Southern
mails, which all close ut about two
o'clock, =. Nj.
All country newspapers who give this
prospectus tree Ills, rlous,M be entitled
10 an exchange, on sanding a number OF
heir paper TO This Office, containing the
ADVERTISEMENT.
All COMMUNICATIONS and letters should
be addressed, postage paid, TO
GAiSNULD Il COMPANY,
2G4 Nassau Street, Now York Cny.
Nov Is
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-04
SHERIFF'S SALE.


Joseph IT Swan Rcturnahe TO Holres
VS. vendi expo Circ,il Court to April
Henry \ Harris Term 1870
TDY virtue Of the above stated vendl-
III LID ito eXponas 10 ne directed, from
the Clerks Office If the Circuit Court. of
Holmes county, shaIl expose to public
sale for cash, nj the Court House door Of
my county, on the
First Monday in January rert,
the following tract or parcels o: land, to
wi:--,he cas-, half o. the north west quar-
Ter and the north half Of the west half OF
the north east quarter Of section "a, town
ship IA, range east.
Levied on as the property Of Henry A.
Harris, to satisfy the above stated vendi-
ito exponas and cost of suit. will sell
fall the RIGHT, title, interest and claim that
the said Harris, has in ard 10 The same.
J - WY tTT. Sheriff.
Nov 60 2 rs ~ Zoe $40 30
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-04
Dec 7
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Julius r Mayo Returnable 10 lio ,'iI
y Pr f "A Circui, Court 10 APhI
b A 0iphint & Co. Term 1910,
HTY virtue of the above stated eSecu.
4 . ton, which issued from the C'e'"'
Office Of the Circuit Court OF Ho'''g'
County, to me directed; and IN oOeule"'II
thereto in order to satisfy the same
shall xpose 10 sale to the highest Uiuoe'
for cash, at the Court House door Q! u!
county, on the
First Mondoy IN January neT'
The following described tract or parcel o.
land, TO wi,:-one undivided mon! "a
half, Of certain tract or parcei % 'a "J
known and designated as the Leh r an
Henry, mill tract on Funnngusha oFS'''
containg twenty acres more or less. ,,r.
Levied on as the property CT the a p;o,
bound defendants, Blutord a. ollP"'" ~
John Dean, and Abel G. katne"' and
satisfy the above stated execul'o" .r ~"
cost Of suit. This is one Of the mos
splendid mill sites on Fnnnagasha ofcs'
and worth the attention Of purchasers a
will sell all the right, title, 'nteress i'm n
claim. that the defendants may nav
and to The above described lana' .r
j. d. WYATT, Sheriff,
By A. LOMAX, bepuy'
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-04
SDlFrnN Men0A
I'll THINK OF THEE.


DY GRO. n. PRENTICE.
I'll thin', cfthnp when morning springs
Frnm sleep vi b plumare hafhed in dew,
Aud like youoe hird lbs her wings
j. yhlNness DER Inc ve'l;in blue:
And when Il noon the breath cf love
O'cr flower ard srean il wanda ny free,
And comes in music from ihr grove,
III imuk Of thee I'll think office.
III think Of thee when far and vide
The evening spreads her rotrs oflght,
And Exc - Young aud ii bride
Sit blnshing in the arms ornight;
An when the mno's sweet crescent spring'
In Ugh, DER heavens deep wavc'css STA,
And >ta arc on Flo ll'sscd ,hiugs,
I'll think office, III thuE of thee.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-04
BROTHER JONATHAN.

THE LARC EST NEWSPAPER IN TIE WORLD.
TESHE propretors of this mammoth
II sheet--the" Great Western" among
newspapers-have the pleasure of spread
ing before the reading public weekly
periodical containing greater amountand
variety of useful and entertaining miscel-
lany, than is to be found in any similar
publication in the world.
Each number Of the paper contains as
lnrge n amount of reading matter as is
found in volumes Of ordinary duodccimo,
which cost S;2-and more than is contain
ed in volume Of lrvine's Columhus, or
Bancroi's History of America, which cost
So yolnme--and all for Sir cents u num-
Der, or three dollars year.
BROTHER JONATHAN being n
genuine Yankee, and thinking that some
lbngs can be done as well as others, is
Determined TO present to his readers a
MEDLEY hitherto uDrivaled By any 9TH
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-04
S 500 REV A Il ID.
Lorrid Murder.

Col. Michel N. AMMEN was murder.
ed for his money Oh the 9th day Of aarcb
1888, thirteen miles above Baton Rogue,
La. on the road leading 10 Bayou Sara
Ii Is believed the greater part ol his mon
ey consisted of Ohio bark notes. Tie
had also about his person one silver pen
sIl case two small pocket books, one sill
YER mounted dirk u Two keys lied togeh.
er with red merino. Some Of the above
named articles contained his name or the
initials thereof. ! will pay eight hundred
dollars for the apprehension OF the muir
derer or muderers.
DAVID ANMEN.
ErPublishers ofnowspaper are respect
fully requestedt give this few inser,
TONS, as Col. Ammen was himself Il
practical printer, and edited and published
newspaper many years, DUNG which
time he published without remuneration,
many advertisements of similar nature to
Ascertain, expose and publish crime.
ID. A.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-04
SHERIFE'S SALE.

Wiley Ray Rrturab" to FTo'mce
VS. al f ia trcuii Court 10 April
Mathew Cannon {, Tenn lc41
|. liuilo,k.
TTDY virtue Of the above stated eye.
IT'D cu'ion which issued from the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of
II lines County, and 10 me directed, and
in obedIrnre lbreto, | shall expose to
sale 10 tn, highest bidder for cash, at the
Court House door Of my cognty on
The first Monday # Jdnpory neat,
the following described tract or parcel Of
land, to wl:--the west half norh Yves,
quarter section twen'y-nine, township ID,
range three east.
Levied on a, the property Of Mathew
Cameron, to ,atislv the III owe stated exc
cution and <tof suit. | viii sell al! The
: :5>' Ia. i "a s Sa'. s.. e:".i
land.
j. H1rf1TT, Sheriff.
Nov % . IDS. q. fee $40 so
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-04
GEORGER. GRAHAM, s. Co.
Phladelphia.

P. S. Editors publishing this prospec.
tbs, will be entitled to a copy OF the Cas-
ket during the volume. No exchange is
solicited, unless when noticing the recep-
ton of the Magazine.
December 7. 4
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-04

Conversations, Geography, Wit, Wonders
Anecdotes, Faceiia, Quidities,
Amusemous, History, I!omance,
AlIteones. .jesJs, Religion,
Accidents, Learning, Sports,
Biography, Morally, Spectacles,
Bon Nots, Alarscls, Sorrows,
Camta, Music, SufIerinss,
Drama;ics, News, Tales,
DroIlyrics, Novelties, Trials,
Erraics, Craory, Truths,
.lssays, Poetry, Teachings,
LIoqoence, Philosophy, Wisdom,
etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc.
The present number is a specimen Of
what ihls Mammoth Nespaper will con.
tain, as well in rarity and extent of is
original and selected matter, as the style
OF IT'S execution.
Asa sani!y Newspaper, BROTHER
JONATHAN will be found TO present.
attractions beyond any other:
-" re comes the herald Of noisy world,
NersJ form all nations numbering at his back"
The earliest intelligence, foreign and
domestic, and the latest novelties IN the
Literary World, viii be promptly served
up tor the qualification OF the reader.
snlcIiy Neutral in politics, it will con-
tain nothing in favor or against a party,
ADD viii as sedulously avoid any Of the
controversies which aeita'e the religious
community. Strict morality, virtue, tenn
perance, industry, good order, Leneyo-
lence, aud usefulness to our common
country, and our fellow men, will he ad-
vocated and incucated in every page OF
Brother Jonathan.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-09
For the Hawkeye and Patriot.
NO. II.

For the Hawkeye and Patriot.
NO. IL.
TO SHEPHERD LEFFLER, Esq.
One Of the s1eNERs Of the address to
the friends Of the present y2dns;nistra-
ton, IN Des Moiaes county,"
Sir.-I had scarcely thought that
would trouble you again, but you are a
young man, and have the vanity to be-
lieve | may teach you lesson which
may be benefit to you in after-life. Po-
litically speaking, you are yet in your
swaddling clothes, but in making you1
first steps, you have committed blunder
which has thrown you with SO much
violence upon your fair face as 10 dis
figure your appearance in such manner,
that fear even your own nurse Ghe To-
co foco party will hardly recognize you.
Your onset into political life, believe,
sir. was as fair as that of any young man
| in the territory. With d tolerably good
collegiate education, possessing, inyoul
personal Intercourse, the .suariter IN mo.
do in an eminent degree. land with Ia.
Tents, although not, by any means, d
that superior order which few Of youl
admirers seem to attribute to you, ye
approximating very closely to mediocri
ty,-you might have cut i figure alike
fsttering 70 yourself and agreeable tc
! your friends. But your conduct has in.
contestibly proven that you have neithe,
the stability, the discretion, the wisdom
nor the virtue, which ought to ensure te
you the confidence Of your friends.
But my intention, at present, is to pay
my respects TO your communication il
the last Gazette, You seemto possesssomt
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-09
MEETING OF THE PEOPLE.


All with whom we have conversed Sc
cond the Recommendation of a'Mechanic'
and go in for having true Democratic
Harrison Gathering in this place on satur-
day the 18th inst. If the people at that
meeting say that the Harrison party in
this Territory should hold a Convention,
and thus accord in the Recommendation
of our friends in Louisa County, and it
should be ascertained that majority of
The people in other counties are favorable
to such movement, a Convention or
Meeting of the people will doubtless be
held at Bloomington as proposed, on the
last Wednesday (29th) of this month.
Let all in this county who are in favor
of Harrison and Reform and who can
make it convenient, come TO the meeting
in this place on Saturday the 18th inst.
and let it be seen what kind of meeting
the. PEOPLE can hold, and especially
the people Of Old Des Moines, when
they set about it. So
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-09

us fairly, we shall notice several other
Questionable features inhis address, and
make them the subjects Of discussion il
some future number. For the present
We must take leave Of this queeiiy got
up :. address, ;ssss 49,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-09
The Loco Foco State Central Commit

The Loco Foco State Central Commit
tee Of Illinois recommended party cele-
brations Of the. 4th July throughout the
State. This circumstance induced the
Harrison democrats to hold celebrations
Of their own. The Harrison celebration
at Galena was first rate, numbering about
5000. We have not heard from Macomb
and other plac es.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-09

The editor of the Gazette ridicules the
idea of our wearing log cabin button,
because it is brass. If it had been gold
we presume it would have come nearer
his notions of gentility and democracy.
One of his party-Wm. Tatem, loco
foco candidate for the Virginia Legisla-
ture-in the same spirit said !" in honest
Democrat acould be aboue living IN a
log cabin
Bows, do YOU hear fhnt2
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-09
Boys, do you hear that?

We have omitted TO mention from time
to time our obligations to our delegate,
Col. CHAPMAN. Almostevery mail brings
us papers or documents from him, for
which we return him our thanks.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-09

The long talked of Loco Foco Terrific.
rial Convention will be held in Blooming.
ton to-day.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-09

1t is supposed that the census of this
Territory will show population of up
wards of SO 900.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-09

The Editor of the Gazette seems to
think that Illinois will go for Van Buren,
in November.--Ha!h a ha!
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-09

The !, riyer road leading to Wapello is
now open. Mr.. Cooper, as supervisor,
has exhibited considerable industry in
this matter. { els:gs II,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-09

We have received no account of the
late celebration at Iowa City.