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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-25
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-25
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-25

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-25

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-13
Capt. Wen. Via, is il, Be quick. for

Capt. Well. what is ii Be quick. for
I'm 10 hurry.
r. n. Be patient. Captain. perhaps
you'll have leisure after alckile. II 10
This: How long would il take . man II
2 prince day. and iiad himself and fsmi-
". 10 clear enough 10 buy so acres Of
laadl And another query is. IL 10 10 such
q fine thing 10 have specie wages and low
prices, uhsi On earth 10 The reason that
these peo?le are coming over by hum
dreds and thousands from their specie
kingdoms. and gning 70 wark q dnlIsr
day II this bank.rdden country 10 get
land! What on earth is the reason. Cap
,ainl Can you tells And what's The
reason The common people own their own
land in this county, and don't in the spe-
Gle e0uniriesl What can IL bel
Capt. Pshaa! see you are q Fsde-
rallsl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-13

SURE. that there was not . single dueI,
nor. - far - knew. challenge CIV.
en-. whilst ! retained The command
The activity in which The army vas con.
sisnlly kept. nay. however. have been
The principal case Of This uncoumon
harmony.
Ia relation 70 nv present sentiments.
q sense Of higher obligation than hu-
man laws, or human opinions, can i'm.
pose, has determined me nsTer, On any
occasion. 10 accept a challenge or seek
redress Tor . per.ansl injury. BY resorl
70 The lave which compose he code Of
honor.
] am. very respectfully.
Your irllow-ciiizen,
w. II. HARRISON.
To Aaron B. Howell. esq.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-13
TO THE PUBLIC.

As We have been somewhat sssociat-
ed with the Van Buren, party for some
years past, il may occasion some lit
lie surprise, affected or real. in certain
quarters. on seeing our name al the head
of Ihis paper. A proper da:s:Ance.
therefore, 10 our furmer associates, CON-
pels US TO frankly state that we have
abandoned the supper, Of the present ADJ
mInisirstion, not because we are tired OF
true Democratic principles. or Of the
great mass Of honest men with whom we
have heretofore acted, but because we
are tired, disguised, aud even alarmed at
the anti democratic and dangerous prsc-
tices of those who enjoy the confidence
Of Ihs. party: because We can no longer
supper, an Administration of corruption.
whose practices are VIGOROUSLY al war
with. its professions, and whose perni-
cious influence, like The poisonous breath
Of the sirocco, is now sweeping over the
length and breadth Of this land. carrying
moral death and destruction 10 its onward
course!--an Administration which, in the
outset, laid down economy end the infeg'
riiy Of public funchonsries as its lead.
ing principles, bu, whose practices have
been so Iiule in accordance with these
principles that The public expenditures
have been almost frcbled; and, instead Of
integrity among public func,ionaries, the
modern Democratic principle that to The
I" vic.ots belong the spoils," and the scru.
pulous exactness with which Mt. Van
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-13
IMPORTANT LETTER FROM GO.
VERNON KINNEY. OF ILLINOIS.
Mount Pleasant. Illinois, July 10, 1910.
m a a. Henyu Chairman ofLs

Mount Pleasant. Illinois, July 10, is40.
Dr.. a q. Henry. Chairman eThs 49,
Whig Central Committee Of Iliaois:
Dear S,,:-Ynur leIier Of the 9th ul.
,imo. which you have done me The honor
tn address 10 me. on The part Of the Cen.
trail COMMITTEE. has this moment come
To hand, and I regret tina, I sm so indis.
posed. (hasing been confined to my room
Tor three weeks with lever that | shall
be compelled. in part, TO answer your
several inquiries by referring 10 a por.
ZION Of nv recent publications. which.
think. will fully answer your FIRST inlerro
gs,ory.
You ask me. IL in yielding my support
to Genl Harrison for the Presidency.
have deserted any Of the Democratic
principles which have heretofore sdvo.
Gated! | answer. unhestalingly. that
HAVE NOT; and, as an evidence OF il,
beg leave I" refer you 10 my letter ad
dressed to the Hon. A. W. Snyder, at his
request. which letter was published 10 the
Maiisonian. sckwoodsman. State Reg
lister. and other papers; and would thank
the editors ii those papers 10 re-pubIish
the letter, as il will show the people what
my views we're upon the Sub Treasury
scheme many years ago. In the letter
referred 10. | expressed my decIded OPP
position 10 The present ruInous Sub Urea
sury system. which is now looked upon
as threatening storm, which will desola,e
aud lay waste our Trade and Commerce,
and bring our people to poverty and want.
sill continue to adsocate the original
principles which Gen. Jackson avowed
aud which Martin Van Buren, promised
TO carry out; and. IN vic" ~ which
promise, | wsrmly supported his election
10 the Presidency. But Mr.. Van Buren,
has himself abandoned Ihose original mea.
sures Of Gen. Jackson, by three urging
upon the people The Sub-'rressury system,
winch The people, through their imme-
date Representatives. have hricereject-
ed. When he first recommended tile
adoption Of the present Sub-Tressury
system. he promised 10 go " in accordance
with the wishes Of the People" He has
failed to do so. therefore am compelled,
from a sense Of duty TO myself and my
country, to say that I cannot. under any
instances, be induced TO yield him
my support; a, least, not until can sup.
por, him on principle.
When Gen. Jackson retired from Of
fee. he lef, the Government, in a more
prosperous. independent, aud happy si,u-
auon, than any other nation on earth; and
what, lei me ask, is the condition of the
country now!
Let every true lover Of his country,
every true republican. reflect upon The
situation We are now placed in. Let them
also reflect that 10 all countries, where
the Sub Treasury is in operation. th'
lsbour,ng class remain in poverty. with
out any hope Of bs.sering their condition
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-13
REASONS FOR CHANGE.

The following are The plain.spoken
reasons given by Wm. II. Gray, esq,
editor Of the Statesman, published at We
way. in Indiana. for having abandoned his
former association with the Van Buren,
party, to lend his aid to the cause of Harri-
son and Reform: Nat. IntelLgencer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-13
from the GIOuee.ler Telegraph.

We gise The following communication
. conspicuous place. and trust that 10 " III
not be without iIs effect in silenring al
least one Of the many wicked SANDERS Of
The enemy. sm. ..... ss..-- -
TO HONEST METHoDISTS.
We ask you 10 look 81 The following
statement Of facts:
Bishop Saule. ID. D., one Of The most
pure and distinguished methodisis in the
u. States. was asked in The presence Of
The Rev. Leonard D. Griffing. (who. here.
iofore. has been . supporter Of Martin
Van Buren,. -" What il The public and
private character Of WIN. Henry Hsr.
risonl" The Bishop replied. 4 colsid-
er Gen. HarrisOn's character riihout re.
prOdeh. He has been my ns,ghbor;
have often been an inmate Of HE family,
and ! consider his house 40 one Of ihs
best houses. far Ministers. in ell Ohio"
The Bishops we'll known for his grea,
prudence. aud in The same conversation,
when asked how he though, Gen. Iisr-
rison would administer our Government,
replicd-"I brliess the affairs Of this
nation would be as ,reH administered by
Gen. Harrison as by President Van Bu.
rem. or any OF his friends"
Mr.. Gnfiing is extensively known in
all lhIs region Of country. and he had the
msgnanImiiy and manly Independence TO
communicate 10 The writer the foregoing
facts. .:s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-13
LETTER OF GEN. HARRISON ON
DuELI.ING.

Tie fo;loSins Letter from General
Hsn.an an Dusiling. bsesihss . fins
en- ha'y spirit. Every line Of il shows
Lin to be 9 moral and brave man.
We would only anticipate public OPP
s,aa. Hsre We 70 express our oun. on
he suhjaissd letter. We shall. hove
,sr. venture 10 say. Ihat is morality is
.. sublime IS It's dieIion Is ehasis and sIe-
gan,. SarOnaah RpuLlican.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-13

The fallosing dialogue. which we find
on lie travels through The newspaper Cur.
cult. 10 worth foriy columns Of declama.
ton, and % many more Of absiruse res,
soning. ID 10 plain 10 The espseny nfevs-
~ man. and 10 as true a. u 10 plain.
Every laboring man--snd hos Few the
number IN this country who are not com
pslled 10 earn their bread by The sweat oi
their brow-should read This lnlle tract.
and ponder IL well. ~. Y. Com. .2dv.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-12
SHERlFF,S SALE.
Mitchell q Foster
vs.. al Il "a
W. III II ~
j. w. a nderson.

". w. Anderson,
Returnable 10 Holmes Circuit Court 10
October Term, 1910.
sDY virtue 81 lhe above stated execu
~ ton TO me directed, ] shall expose To-
sale % the highest bidder for cash, at tho
court house door of my county, on the
3rd Monday IN September
next, uli The right, title and interest that
). w Anderson may have IN and 10 the
described lands and lots. 10 wit
south half Of no 8, aud lots NOS. IL ~ s.
ioi is, south half Of lot Ia, lot Is and lot
II, section ll,iownship Is, range 3 eus,
ALSO
cast hall north ems; quarter section Is:
east haltnofih west quarter Of section II,
and east bull south west quarter section
20, township 10, range 4 east !; q the
Mount Salus District.
Levied on as the property Of j. w.
anderson 70 satisfy the above stated exc
cution, and cost Of s,nt.
= p. WYATT, Sheriff.
Clement PITTS ATTY.
Aug. l5. 40 ids lpr's lee 10 so.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-12
sHERIFF's SALE.
III. q. Runnels;
w ais II ia.


Charles Il. McGehee,
| f2eturnable 10 Holmes Circuit Conr-.,.
October Tern 1910.
WDY virtue Of tie above stated execo
I'D lion 10 me directet, ! shall exoos.
q pulic sale 10 the highest bidder for ca.S
al Ihc Court House door Of my county ~
The
Firsf Monday In October ners.
he following described irpctsor parcels a
mnds, 10 vii: l0i number 2, Of section %.
township Is, range west north halt Il
east half south wesi quarter, section "a
township Is, range ! west east half
north west quarter, and east halt sou,b
vest quarter, and south east quarter sec.
ton 81, township 10, runge west west
anlf south westqnarterand north east quar-.
ter south west quartz. and east hall nor,h
west quarter 81 section 30, township Is.
range | west, south half east half sou,h
wesl quarter section 30,township l5,ransa
west; west half south west quarter sec.
lion 81, township ID, range west; lot
number A, section29, township Is, range
l west; lot number 4, section 20, town.
ship Is, range ] west; east halt north
west quarter section 80. township Is.
range ! west; lots numbers 6 and =, Sec
lion 10, township 10, range west; LOT
number s, section 20, township Is, rage
west; lot number 8, section 20, town.
ship Is, range J west.
ALSO
lot number 5, Of section 20, lot 6, Of sec.
tim 20, 10: number 3 Of section %, and
the east half Of the north east quarter Of
section 80; loi number A, section %; 10,
number z, section 20, and the west half
North cast quarter section 50; lot number
5, section %; and The south easl quarter
of section number 80; and The north east
quarter and the west half Of north west
quarter, Of section 81, and the west half
II north west quarter and The west half
III spulh west quarter and the east half Of
south east quarter, and north half Of west
half. OF south enst quarter Of section 80,
aud the west half Of north west quarter T.
the west halfofsonlh vest quarte- and thH'
north hall Of east hall Of south west quaS
ter, and the south halfof east half Of north
vest quarter Of section SO also, the north
east quarter, Of section 20, all m township
.number Is. Of range number | west; con.
thinning 5000 acres more or less.
Levied on as the property Of Charles
i. McGehee, 10 satisfy The above stated
execution and cosiof suit. i will sell all
he right iilip, and interest and claim that
he defendant McGehee, has 10 and 10 tho
same. August 2SI,, 1910.
JNO. ID. WYATT, Sheriff,
OF Holmes County.
BY A. G. OTEY, Deputy.
Printers fee Twenty EIGHT Dollars.
August %, AZ tds.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-12
SHERIFF SALE.
Bank Of Lexington
W fl ia on bond
Il ID Ollphint
Wilford Ollphirt

II s Oiiphint ct al
Reiurnable to Holmes Circuit Court to
October term, 1910.
By virtue Of the above stated execu-
ton to ME directed, shall expose TO pub
lie sale TO the highest bidder for cash, al
The Court house door Of Holmes county,
on the
First Monday of October
next, the following described tract or par
Gel of land 10 vii: the east half south west
quarter, west half sou'h ensi quarter, east
half south east quarter, south half west
half south west quarter, all in section 10,
township Ia, range | east.
w-ALSO--
south half east half south east quarter, Of
section number 10 township Ia, range /,
east.
Levied or as the property Of MILFORD
Olphint s. II S Oiphini, to satisfy the
above stated execution aud cost suit.
vii sell all the rishl, title, interest and
claim, the said defendants has in and t.
rlIe above lands.
I'D WYATT, Sheriff
OF Holmes county.
Sept S 43 ids Pr. Fec l2l.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-12

Returnabe to Holmes Circuit Court 10
October term, 1910.
EBY virtue oflhe above stated execution
ND 10 me directed, shall expose 10
public sale to the highest bidder 70. cash,
at The Court house door in the town Of
Lexington, Holmes county, on the
First Monday in October
next, the following described property, to
wit about 5 acres OF land he the same more
or less, known as 2art If the ground Of
lbe last residence Of William l. TrlmbIe
deed near the town OF lexington, heing a
part Of the reservation Of Lewis Ward,
under the treaty Of Dancing Rabbit creek
Levied on as the properly Of III. b.
Mayo, to satisfy The above stated execu.
ton and cost Of suit. will sell all The
light title interest and claim that the de-
PENDANT Mayo may have in AMI TO the
same.
I'D WYATT, Sheriff
OF Holmes county,
BY A. G. Otey,
Deputy Sheriff.
Fitch & Brown pins al'y.
Aug % az IDS pr fee l4d
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-12
SHERIFF
Samuel Matthews, use Sc
vs.. vend. expo
wv A .Hank,oh


w A jenkins
Ohio w Beall. ct al
Returnable 10 Yazoo Circuit Court g
November term, 1910
EDY virtue Of the above stated vendItio
I'D exponas, 10 me directed, shall ex-
pose TO public sule, 10 The highest blader
Tor cash, at the court house door u my
county, on the
First Monday in October.
next, the lollawing described tract Or par
Gel Of land, to vii: east half north "es'
quarter section III, township IA, range
east; and the east hal nnrlh east quarter
section IL, township IA, range ! east.
ALSO
Lot number 5, section number ~, town
slip is, range 2 east /; also, lot number
SO, 10 the town o: Lexington. -,
Levied on as the properly OF ONO ~
Beall, TO satisfy the above stated case ana
cost Of suit. lwillsel all the right, ute,
interest and claim that the defendant mas
ia aud to the above described property.
I'D WYATT, Sheriff
OfIiolmes county. &
Aug 30 40 ids prfae 8 10 20
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-12
SHERfFF'S SALE.
A. II. Harris


A. Spell, et al.
iseturnahlc % Holmes Circuit Court 10 October
Term, l640.
ED X virtue of the above stated execu-
- tonic mo directed ishalI expose 10
sale 70 the highest bidder for cash at The
court house door III nv county on the
3yd Moadsy Of September aert,
The following described tract III parcel of
land lie wIt 1.-The south. east quarter cf
section RI, east hall DC north east quarter
';lsectlon RI south halfnf west haIfnoflh
enst qnarief section IN, Township Ia,
range 2 east easl hulf nortI, wesi quarter
sec1lop ~, neElh heIfoE west half north
aas1 quarter npflh hallo east half north
west quayteF.
Levied on ns the 7soperty or Aaron
SPELL N satisfy liz above stared execu.
ton, and costs 0f snii
y IN. WYATT, Sheriff.
Aug. ! M 40 ids [pfss Fee 10 so.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-12
SHERIFF SALE.

'A6NAAA NrAAA6s
M p Haynes & Co Returnable to
V yehd exponas Holmes Cir
Fl Barrett, cult Court TO
Dean Il Oliphint October term
ysyend exponas 1910.
Same.
y D Williams use &c)
VS. venditio exponas>
Same.
pY virtue Of the above stated vcnd !.
- exponas TO me directed, | shall
expose to sale to the highest bidder
for cash, al the court house door ofmy
county on the
First Monday Of October
next, the following described tract or
parcel OF land, included in the follow
ing boundary, commencingat the south
west corner of section So, in township
Is, Of range 2 east and running up
tho mcanders Of Black creek to the
mouth of Wards creek, where a small
bay gu puts out Of said creek, thence
down the meandcrs of said bayou, TO
the line of said section, thence with
said sectional line TO the beginning.
Levied on as the property OF said
defendant Barrett, to satisfy the above
stated cases and costs Of suits. | will
sell all the right and interest that the
defendant Barrett, has in and TO the
above described lands.
I'D WYATT, Sheriff
OF Holmes county.
Cook Oliver and Ful,z Pitts ATTY
Aug 90 40 ids pr fee Sl4
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-12

Retnrnable TO Holmes Circuit Court 70
October term l640.
NEp Y virtue Of the above stated vendI-
Wl@ lioni exponas 10 me- directed, shall
Expose to public sale TO the highps, bidder
ior c,sh, al The Court House door Of mJ
county, on the
First Monday in October neri,
the following described tract Or parcel q
land, 10 wit I: the south half Of cas-. h'l
or south west quarter section Is, township
IA, range ! east.
Levied an as the property Of Howe
Preslridse, TO sliisfv theabovc stated cps'
and cost of sun. J will sell all the right
lille, aud interest md claim tkat the de
endan, has in and ~ the above described
property. Arg. 21ih. 1910.
II 81 # Au'vs for pa.
JsD. WYATT, Sheriff:
Jnr %, 40 ids. Pr. fee $40 ~
WOR work 0C MI descriptions nea'l
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-12

SIiERiFf'S SALE.
Robert Jafrey
VS. veDdItinnI exponas
> J Mcknight ct al
Returnable TO Holmes Circuit Court to
October term 1910.
MD Y virtue of the above stated vendil.
NJ oni exponas to me directed, shall
expose 20 public sale to The highes, bidder
Ior cash, at the Court House door Of nv
county on the
First Monday IN October nert,
the following described properly, 10 wit
south half u lots numbers go and 6l sit
uaie and lying ir the town OF Lexington
Levied on as the property nf james J.
Mcknight, Ia satisfy The above stated case
aud cost &c suit. will sell ALL The right,
lille interest and claim that the defendnn,
has Ia and 10 the above described proper.
J d WYATT, Sheriff,
OF Holmes county.
Fitch q Paxton p!f's al'y.
Aug IS AZ tds pr fec do q
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-12
SHERIFF SALE.
nj scs Ayres
VS. fl ia on bond
J hn M Brown

VIM ii McCutchan, ct al.
Returuable t, Holmes Circuit Court 10
OIober term, lS40.
BY virtue OF the above stated execu-
ton, to me directed, and IN order 10 satisfy
the same, shall expose 10 sale, at public
auction for cash, al tie court house door
in The town Of Lexington, Holmes county,
Mi. on the
FIRST Monday in October
next, within The hours prescribed by law,
he following described tracts or lnts OF
land, 70 wit: east half Of lot number 33,
aud north half Of 10, number d., in the
town of Lexington, lot number ], section
36, township ID, range 2 east; and north
half east hall Of north east quarter, section
|. township IA, range 2 east.
Levied on as the property of the said
defendant, William II McCuchan TO sat
isfy the above stated case and cost Of suit.
will sell all the right, title, interest and
claim, that the defendants may have IN
and 10 the above described property
I'D WYATT, Sheriff
OF Holmes county.
Fulrz plff'S Amy.
Sept s 43 ids Pr Fee 10
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-12

SLiEhIFF SALE,
Elizabeth Glass.
VS. venditio exponas
John ii Morrison.
Returnable 10 Holmes Circuit Court
to October term l840.
MB Y virtue Of The above stated ven
I'D ditto exponas TO me directed, J
shall expose 10 sale, 10 the highest bid
der for cash, at the court house door
Of my county, on the
frst MonddyiH October
next, the following described property
to Wit: lots numbers ~, l2, and 4,
section 81; and lots numbers 10, and
16 section Is; and northeast quarter
section 81, in township Is, and range
8 east.
ALSO.
The following slaves for life, to witt
one negro boy named jim aged y
wears; one BOY SAM,--aged 4years--
Carollnc--aged I years; 80 head Q
cattle, more or less, ana threc "eau =
horses. -,
Levied on as the property ofJoh'
| n Morrison 10 satisfy the above siaie'
ease and cost or suit. | will sell all IN
righl. title and interest. that the sai'
| defendant Morrison may have in ant
Ito the above described property.
y ID w YATT, Sheriff
OfHolmes county.
IF s. Brown plf'S atty
! Aug 20 AZ IDS pr 'ee ~
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-12

Returnabe 10 Yazoo Circuit Court to
November term 1910.
NEY virtue OF the above stated yendl-
n B Ito exponas 10 me directed, l shall
expose 10 public sale TO the highest bidder
for cash, at the court house door ia the
town d lexington, Holmes county Mis-
sisslPp', on The
First Monday in October
next, the following described tract or par-
eel ol land, 10 WI: norlh hale section 20,
inwnship IA, range 4 east. Containing
$40 IS lO0 acres, more or less.
Levied on as the property Of james II.
Cresey, TO satisfy the above stated case
and cost OF suit. | win sell al the righI
:itle Interest and claim that the defendant
has in and TO the above described proper
y.