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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-15
NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
& So 80 III


49, 3 t.. j.. So 4slI !, t.. 4! 80 = ~
' s" Rosolus E Ess,a JEW Saiy c y0nk ;, M
s!DD0Ns, Captain N; B, Palmer, 25th August.
Ssssy: ss 5s's Sept
s8sJ5s $.Sss% jshs s.S
These ship. the first class upwards Of TONS
S%sas speed Win .
pen ss @ q their
s%s stores. Ne vii be provided do These
:1sf , ssersa 70 general VINO "'.' MAKE
iaS sn.S sent by them
- street, York. or to
Letters BY packet. viii se charged ii cents Rer.inge
sheet SO cents and newspaper. each y
FRENCH LANGUAGE.7we reeoqpenI to the attention
igs, arrived from rnn,e Young man
SSfIStw GS ssr rn L;
patrons that he has removed his cash Tailoring Es
where be viii continue TO business hessme sys
epirs into that viii enable him to
furnish articles o. drs,s egsa IN every respect to the first
This be at by Comparing their garments
Say m t es. Il. @ value Of any s9s
this ift ,h9i ~ 9ss hs PoPe Or from ing no
which absolutely in h same ratio to the most eriravagan
prices .
g. wishes particular TO draw attention 20 this fact
daily attempts made r copy his style Of
In y gentlemen that he makes
articles dress whatever from the best materials and
that he employs hut hands He asks the public
to make trial Of his stem in the full conviction that he
% as; r%eSi Shirt. stocks. Bo.Om., Collars, ,nd
Globes, always on hand. jsa7-im.
hSOO REwARD.--CROss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
DDoO For the Of GnnJrrh1 and
sgous complaints OF the organs ofgeHer ration
Ofs rene yet discovered for the above plants this
"a the most certain.
II makes speedy a.d permanent without the least re-
,etion TO diet, drink, change in
business
We give long quaekish reeomm,ndaons 70 deceive the
ubc " the medicine does not speak for itself shall
yeak Cor H. Our rct 70 rotfy whore tcan be had and
De brought which tie Mixture will effect rapid cure
under sf,rfeurt Of $500
This disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks Of
eeygh low, rich and poor, matrimonial and single They
presented with arenedy by which they them
selves without the least exposure, IN the shortest time pos
.ble.
Further the disease cannot be the
Mixture is taken al night TO he'd when exposed
IL nut in bottles. with foil directions IT, al
81 bottle One bottle lasts s~yeek, which generally
Many ~ cured IN two days.
For sale only al Or VIM II. Minors Drug Store Ne ies
Broadway, Of Dcy street, House, New York
and AZ Jones utchinsons corner ofChesnut aud Seventh
streets, Philadelphia. -
Beware ofimi,atons. The genuine oaly as above.
myl.anF
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NrOTtCE-Consignees per shin HOWARD, from Hamburg,
~ will please send their permits hoard to the Office Il
the subscribers, without delay, a goods not permitted
within FIVE days must prayoi ablv he sfu Ia public store
icis u. n. SCH NlD1'S son q 20 80 Wall st.
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COMMERCIAL BANE or MILLISoroN we learn
that the Cashier Of this institution Is IN BALTIMORE
making arrangements TO have their notes re-
dccmable at par.
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sales If stocks Al Pin'adflriia ,esterl1v. . -.
$1,000 shish Loar, 81, tsls e}i Sii5 LcIgl t:.s
qsseu Icbph Sc. tgtI 70 $1,000 tici-n7h hn u n ''
o2 am len nd Amh.v HonAe, ~; ifl ~te = ''
p o.: es0q siatc s., 1855 40. 81. 2' haes
7a q rari Bank. Gosh 90 90 Un1n. 1rnnes zee ob enu
XIII Navigation e1 d., So tg'nhcn a.i N'u" Nm e's
1913 " Reading RI. 90i A. pcnnsy wanna ffe ms TO
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Married.
AT Boston, on Sunday morning. by the Rev. Mr. Sreeer,
Mr. ELiJAH WOODWARD to Miss s. Eaton of the Ma
tional Theatre youngest daughter of Philip Eaton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-15

A MEXICAN PlLLsA distinct rill prepared Tor each
~ complaint, CONTRARY Go the one pill ystcutor coughs.
ftycr liver complaint dyspepsia tunice drofsy, hcumo.
usr female complaints, nervous disc ss eyr osue costtve
az diseases Il delicate nature. sod w'ocsaC sud
retail, Wy DR.. Pugsley. f5j BUWcry,N.f. iIii fH'
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Passengers Arrived.

Passengers Arrived.
MATANZAsPer Catharne at Boston-Capt John Pace
of brig Moneyideo of Belfast; Nessrs John Shelbrne
CowIey, VIM Love Charles Bruce Edw Bartholomew James
Msau, al At NYork; John Souther lady and Children
of do; John Kernon, of PHILADELPHIA. 49,
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IuuOrtatiOA q.

MARAcABo-fer Emma-le6 hides hhds molasses Is tons
fustic boxes paints Boucaud ThebauJ-l hides pkgs Isl
b1g coffee Rees, Phiisdelphiaioe hides eks BIDS
&Coso bbls As bags coffee pkg Murray Lanman-s h pipe
bbls snith Thurger Col4sl bags coffee Harmony CO
-s0 do A Aranquin.
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SSO7,523

This return shows greatly increased business of that
Of last year. and altogether healthy business.
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= 'TT'u''H 'I"' PT'N's
COLONADE GARDEN


fl The public respectfully informed TIA, DIR. vALEN
TINE the celebrated define Of Yankee other
tic charscsrs1Mi DOWNE, the unrivalled Futisi. and
MR.. j. r. KENDALL, OF Boston, professor Of the Cisrio
nett and Trombone have be engaged for three nights only
N3-THIs EVENING. July IS, the enteris innnsnts will
commence with
PART |.
Grand concer.ant Duett from Norms-Flute and
Clarionett by Messrs DowIie and Kendall, Belini
small lecture hands opposition heaos Dr. Valentine
Conversation between two oafers currency Valentine
Description Of ,tsanboat and rassei Valentine
Miss Sukey Raw Bones opinion Valentine
Solo-Troabone, from Deirey schultz, Kendall
Soio-Flute Downe
PARr III.
Account OF Billy Jones' the ruised man. DIR. Valentine
The Yankees Courtship, Nalen
Grand Fantasia, Clsrion. It. iations, Kendall
Solo the Picoo Flute, vara atoms, Dowpe
The old Woman Of Eighty. Valentine
Imitation Of a country girls singing. Valentine
To conclude the evenings entertainment with coun
ofto> : voices. Valentine
Admittance IS cents
TAe Fulton ferry boats run all night.
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nOCIOR NOUKSELF.--A little book, price so cents,
~ gives particular Instructions for tire sng
vslen disorders the scientific modern principles For
sale Broadway 10 aud 100 Fulton street. ltS Delaney
street; 2il Canal streets 50 Bowsy; and ~ Cher street
Persons distance will receive the book free from
by RENTING 81, directed to box 5s7 New York Posofce.
ivr tntsH
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SHIP NEWS.
c1tantr,ror. July He'd n Allen, Wi.scn, Nfcfk
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Sales mt the stock Exchange.
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CiMPsON's ACKNOWLEDGEMENT cured hy the use
y ths~ valuable aud convenient Instruments They
nede different sze ana dgrces Of power, ~ the bead
with leaving the hands al perfect liberty, ard can be
uudcr the hat without inconvenience Their
b iariv any instrument vet oe cd 30 the public
br proved by single trial TIE he obtained ouiy AZ the
suisse Aster House. Broadway. ~ Y sol man9,sctur-
rr anA importer. H. SlNP-ON
y b ouuirv Merchants supplied iyiatgyts'
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F"E Tc As6Yb nj SSac.xPN sTon,ine Building

TIME GLWBE HANK-Ibe ten day uetes of his insitu-
ton redeemed AZ par the counter Of TIE Barb No -
Wall street . - 49,, .. =,
3lrirs' W HNh asfter
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27
New arrangement
SPEED INCREASED 10 HOURS

SPEED INCREASED 10 HOURS.
gfTyHE undersigned for the purpose Of
-1E- nllording every facility to the 'ray-
eliNg community, have made arrange
ments bywhich paSsengerscan visit every
portion Of tie State, without detention o.
delay. Having the most skilliu and
careful drivers, with stock inferior 70 none
in the United States; they tiatier them
selves that their accommodations viii
secure to them literal patronage, The
lines which the subscribers have control,
connect with OF lutersoct every routeIn the
State Of Mississippi. they Will run an ac-
commoduion, in -four horse posl-coaches,
tri-weekIy from Jackson, TO LeNlng-
ton; at the latter d which place, the
Coaches 10 Yazoo CITY and Holly Springs,
will be ia readiness to convey passengers
upon HE arrival Of the accommodation
Stage. The time from the city Of Jack
son, 10 Holly Springs. 2lS miles, will be
! thirly-six hours; At this point we connect
with the lines to Memphis and Nashville,
Tennessee.
Passengers can he conveyed from Jack
son, 10 Nachez, Columbus, Vickshurg
the Mississippi and Brandon Springs
without detention.
We have been particular in selecting
such ISLANDS," upon the different routes
as will ensure to travellers the Creates
comfort and convenience; and have il
consideration Of the tunes, reduced ou
fare about one half
Passengers for the North, who ina!
enter their names with our agent a
Jackson, will rot ne detained in Lexing
ton.
sIMs RIsHER, & Co.
June 90 SGT.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27
OBITUARY..

Mn. RAsKN.-I bee Of you the favor
ia mII,,h the enclosed obituary notice
together with the following lines contained
Ia letter to me, which came to hand at
he same lime the unwelcome news 81 the
ccease ofo atfectionate brother was re-
aved, from the pen Of young Sister
A Brother to the deed.
We've lost Bother kind and dear,
Who well deserved affections teal;
Beneath the sod, he lies at rest,
Where care is banished from the breast.
Now DER his slumbcrs we may bend,
And feel that we have lost friend;
although we mourn he does not hear,
Nor bid us dry the falling tear.
From the Macon (Ga) Messenger.
Departed this life in this city, on the
9th inst, after a long and protcacted III
ness, Mr., TIoMAs J. RoLLINGswoRTn,
!" we 'wen'y-second year Of his age--son
VI yanes and Elizabeth HoIlingsworih,
Il Is seldom that community is called
"p"n 10 mourn the'death OF a more worthy
you"T man, than the one in honor Of
whose memory this obituary is written.
son. do'itol and afectionate, as a
,e"o' KIND and sincere. and as a member
society," esteemed by all who knew him.
u0 also left many bright evidences Of his
t'u''0c' ola blissful immortality, and
,at; "s made peace with his God. Peace
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

Twill sell TO The highest bidder for
cash, before the Court house door of my
county on ihe Ord Monday 10 August
next The following described property 10
vii. lots numbers IA, rs and 76. Asses.
sed is tho property OFT w BeaIl for the
earlS39.
] WALTON, rc,nc.
May % 2S tdS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27

From tho Cincinnati Advertiser /
y, l,' y, Of The bag, Or General
r@ !" g lSSo 30, Below we . s'ye
'@ az If one Of our respectable
2o''ll0ph il; e hearing Gen. Harrison
%: l'; y 10 be an Aboll''on'st ano
red D,.''I for beius 50, 70 obtain ~ NE
noI''r ,o,e Of New York State, lh's
yrI'l ' n"os d and vilIsaye The aoo-
lne y trouble Of proceeding further
o'' ~, '''' rick Of raising Quincy "ni
be .'a'o o'ndidates for the Presidency
in, yc ss'' Presidency Of lDe un', 70
De ''I n. purpose Of deceiying the
N, l@ VI south western states INTO
lasIn , p'.' general, believing him not
kns io' "I,t;oo;st.'so that now to secure
can a r,bs (auatics for the General he
e committee :, al, nay be openly Y. declared sihsSa
:, 'v % an aboliiionis's. we always
% - that there was a secret un-
,.Jps between the General a. a"d 'n e
sauo'n n,oo the fanatics, as 50 many O
des an'V aJbered 10, and defended him.
h. nave ..,a a'n and seasons. Many Of the
al WINES .s.s, her here, effect great opposition
Ret'l ,: "n,Ss but their motives being
abo. .,, aid merely to coac'Iiate the
s"'o' ! .,s rs Of trade, if they find that
R''n , 10. S # lhe northern abolt'on'sls, ~
4 y 5,o,v !" or by the voluntary ana
\ ol'IO 'I.ration. Of the General or his
PD.' pie. D' ,hey viii lie satisfied, particularly
Ef .r.y Nave "y rigcn hopes Of his getlos
'" ney.s " If de i slave holders Of the south.
\ r, y"', son,hern ledcralists may now vote
/. , %r addition candidate, openly ana
rare board. and show that they prefer
1 J'aseoca to the federal faction, TO their
.I n existence as Independent states
4 ,t once, as the Hartford converts m
I.,al TO do, throw themselves 10 TO me
Il .or England, and her glorious moon 20
|,ns constitution, aud intermlaabIe ma
|ad Debt
The dcponent in this case, is q respec'
he Drargisi, 10 this city, ADD son 10
peorour Judges OF the Court Of Common
,,,ad,his yeracity indisputabIe, Il bis
.imony had not been strongly corrooo-
ned. by 50 many circumstances 10 the
,odnct Of the available candidate.
We boqe oar southern friends with
.an we exchange papers, will give cur
ocy olde affidavit below.
OF ONO, ss
Hamilton County.
Ba5smp, the subscriber, a Justice OF
e Psco, ia aud for said county, person
ga3oeared Israel Brown, Jr. and being
sworn, SAYS that about three months
he was on the Ben Franlin Sieanl
in company with Gen. w. ii. Har-
4, aud heard hun say that he was an
ZIONIST. and that he was certain Of
inc the vote of New York because
~ knew him 10 be an aholfiionist.
ISRAEL BROWN, Jr.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, or
6ys, day cf June. A. d., 1910.
i II. GETXEN DA MINER,
Eeti,a nf ,ba naacp
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

! will sell 10 the highest bidder for
cash, before the Court house door 81 my
county, on the 3rd Monday il August
next the following described property ID
wit; the south halfollot number 63. A.
sessed as the property Of ID X Bates, for
the year 1880
] WALTON, reno
May % % tbs
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27
St!ERIFE'S SALE.
Cooke It Perkins
vs. pi Il IA


Humphreys & Edwards ct al.
Retoruabe 10 Hiuds Circuit Court, 70
September term 1870.
FIf0Y virtue olthe above stated eNecn-
LTD ton 10 me directed, ! shall expose
10 pnoIc sale to the highest bidder Tor
cash, at the Court house door 10 the town
Of Lexington, Holmes county, Misslssip.
pi, On the
3rd Monday in July
next, within the hours prescribed oy law,
the following tract o. parcel Of laEds %
wit: the east half of north west quarter
west half Of north east quarter the north
halE'of west half OF north west quarter ne
south west quarter north west quarter lile
south west quarter the westhaiI SCUM cas-
quarter aud south east quarter Of soulhl
east quarter, section 0,ihe west hall north
east quarter aud east half north east quar-
ter section Is, the east halt and east halt
south west quarter Of section l7,south nall
and west half Of north east quarter, and
the norm nall OF west mar aoulh C07s
quartur south west quarter the east hatl
Of The north east quarter the north hat q
west halrof north east quarter west hall oi
north west quarter, section a, south west
quarter ofnorth west quarter north halt o.
north east quarter south hafo OF east halt Of
south west quarter west bali south west
half Of section 8, township ID; range !
east. Levied Oh as the property Of the
defendant Benjamin +. Edwards, 70
satisfy the above stated execution and
cost Of suit.
J. ID. WYATT, Sheriff,
OF holmes couniy.
june 10, 81 ids Er Zee SSl7 80
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27

SIlfAtlEl'S SALE.
James Cheathnm
" pl q IA OH bond
Willis - Wade ct al
Leigh, Maddux, & 90.
Use Of the Union Bank Of Louisiana,
vs. 81 Il ia Oh bond
Willis B Wade.
Returnablc 70 Madison Circuit Court
10 November term lS4O.
Trrs " virtue Of the above stated eXeca-
IsfS lions 10 me directed which ISSUED
from the Clerks Office Of the Crcait
Court ol Madison county, shall! proceed
10 sell BY way Of public auction 10 the
highest bidder for cash, at the court
house door il the town Of Lexington,
Holmes county Mississippi, within The
houra prescribed by law, on The
LIST Monday in August
nexi, the following described tract Or par
Gel Of lands, TO vii the south half Of sec
lion number u, township number ~,
range 2 east; also, section number I,
township lG, north of range 3 east
ALSO
the west half Of north east quarter o.
section number ls, township 10, north O
range 3 east; also, the west hall q north
west quarter section number ., township
l6, north Of range 3 cast; also, the son'I
bali Of west half north east quarter g
section number 8, township 10, north o.
range 3 east; also, the south hall q eas
halls Of north west quarter OF section mum
Der s, township 10, range , cast Con
tanning 1908 acres, more or less.
Levied on as the property OF W'll's =
Wade TO satisfy the above stated eXecu
tons and costs ofsnit.
ID WYATT, Sheriff
Of Holmes county.
I Shackelfurd & Covingon, Attorney
| for pill.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27
ADMINISTRATORS SAL.E

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
"A GREEAnLY 70 an order II tho
a Probate Cont d Holmes county,
made al the pp,il term lS40, | shall rrn-
coed 70 sfiIon Monday the 22d day Of
June pest, at the residence Of the late
Asenath w Arick deceased, all he per-
sonul estate Of the said decedcnt, consist
ing ID part ola variety 81 Household and
Kitchen furniture, Hogs. Cattle, &c. 80.
A credit Of six months will be given GA al!
sums above five dollars, the purchaser xiv.
ing bond With approved security. Sale
10 commence at ~ o'clock.
} q RAWLINGS, Admir-.
MAY % 20 tbs
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27
MDT'IC.E,.....

right hind foot white upto the ANGLE, and
LEFT foot white III front Of lis ANGLE. one
white spot on his neck directly behind the
right ear, about as large as a grain Of corn,
he has u thin main and foreIop; under bis
throat the huir is little rumped, done BY
the breast girl; the SKIN a little of bis
crnpper bone, caused by bite from un-
other horse; Ne il bareiocted
Any person taking UP The above de-
scribcd horse and delivering him to me
at Lexington, Holmes county, Mississippi,
viii be literally rewarded; or any per.
son giving me any information Nv
addressing me at this place will be thank.
fully received.
RICHARD PITTS.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27
A FRIEND.
TEXAS CLAIMS.


Oh Jna 81. MARTIN, Esq. ofvicks-
Atoms, Jug will visit Texas, 10 July, or
cIai 51'' lor the purpose Of prosecuting
He h, y mo citizens Of that country.
with MI. ,0rmed q professional connection
The "a, ,'s's' Riley & Love, Attorneys Of
will da.s .esspectabllity in the rebublic, who
The bnsiO u'0 their attention particularly to
BrooEo "m- N. Lansdale, and Walker
il Is,;' " authorized 10 act as his agents
paron ,ag'on, who viii give every infor-
Ward II 'gulslte on the subject, and for
lun y y Claims left with them.
~ - ~ So tG.
'ANlASA FOR SAFE J3FRE
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27

STATE or MlssIsslPnh } Circuit Court
July Special
Holmes Conay \ Tenn 1870,
"A special term Of the Circuit Court Of
IA Holmes County, viii be hoden IN
The town Of Lexington, commencing on
the frs, Monday IN July next, and TO con
tinue for three weeks, i business 50 lepg
requires. BY order q the Honorable
John Bauaile, Jnige of tl.elepth judicial
District Of the State Of Mississippi.
III. MORTON, Clerk.
May % % #
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27
- COLLECIoR,s sALE

will sell to the highest bidder for
cash, before the court house door Of my
county on the third Monday in August
next, the following described property, to
wit: four acres Of land, more or less the
place on which n i Rives now resides,
aorlh of the lot on which John NJ Brown
formerly resided, and east opposite the lot
occupied by William + Austin.
Assessed as the property Of n E Riyes
for the year 1889.
J. WALTON, I c,Hc.
May 80 20 tbs
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

"A GREEABLY 10 an order Of the
IA Hon. Probate Court, Of Holmes
county made at the April, term Shall as
administrator Of the estate of John Sloan
deceased, sell to the highest bidder, on
the
Fourth Monday 9Th dag Of Ju!y
uexl, in the town Of Georgeviilc, Holmes
connty, Mississippi, the following dessrb.
ed lands, belonging to sand decedant's es.
tate, 10 wit: the west halt north west
quarter and north half west half south
west quarter, section 4, township Is,
ranae east
The above decsrihed land viii be sold
on credit 70 the first day Of January,
1871, purchaser giving bond with good
security, sale 10 take place within the
houIs prescribed by law.
JAMES n. COOPER, Admir-,
Of John Sloan decd.
.tane 90. 31-tds,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27

NOTICE.
IS hereby given that | shallapply 70
I'LL the Honorable Probate court ofthe
county Of Holmes, and state Of Missis-
sippi, at the August term 1870, for D
final settlement ofmy administration d
the estate Of William Z. scrqggin dc.
ceased.
JOSEPH s COPIES, Admir-.
June IS. SO CIV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27
DOCTOR FRED JONES,

D1tCIOA ma OC-'N~'-f
TTE AS removed his shop 10 his pIania-
I ton (VAucHANs Place. where he
NAV ue found both night and day, readit
to altepd 10 all calls From his long eA-
perlence aud great success in his profess
ion, be hopes TO give general satlsiactlon'
10 prevent misconcePtlon relative 10 ms
charges, lie will in all cases take sue bulls
at least quarterly, (and oitener II ne thinks
fs:) he will flralsh likewise at short inter
vals every family with statement Of their
account.
His charges shall IN no instance exceed
the Slli OF Prices established by Meel-
log Of the regular Physlclns O holWes
couulv, ia Lexington, on the &0lh Apf'l,
1910 All kinds Of surgical operations
performed. Persons desiring his assist
apce viii twhen conveniently send by Their
messenger a written memorandum, ms
viii Ia all cases insare visit from ilin Oh
his return to bis shopand prevent any mis-
take as TO the name.
Vaughan's Springs,
Holmes County, Mississippi.
l1lh June 1910.
r. $. One o. two young men with 9
good education viii he taken as Medical
students.
Juae 20, 32-aw.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27

NOTICE,
TITS hereby given thatel shall apply TO
I'LL the Honorable Probate court Of
the COUNTY Of HOLMES
aid state ofMississippi, at the August
term l340, for 4 final settlement otmv
administration, whichis in right Of my
wife, Of the estate ofAaron d Davis
deceased.
JOSEPH S COPIES, Admir-
In right ofhis wife,
MARY ANN COPIES.
June 6, 1910 81 CIV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27
1y lhe Governor;
i. &. McNuTT.
THOMAS Is. WOODWARD,
Secretary Of State.
June 20, 1870. 32--4w.


The following sale i postponed uatll
the 22d day Of July next.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27

Jackson, lais siNgh Day q
June, il the year Of our
Lord one thousand elghi
hundred and forty and o.
tho sovereignty Of the STATE
Of Mississippi the tweaiy :
third.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27
-sourMENN LADIE# NOOA-
EDITED gl

r. Y. PESDLGToN q 6. u. PIERCE9
TO the lades Of Georgia and to the Souti.
generally the following plan 10 most re-
specliol submitted. Il is hoped that il
will receive their serious attention, and
meet tiIeir appreciation, since It is for
their especial benefit that ihhe work "
projected.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-27

RICHARD PITTS.