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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

There only one thing that would seem to render
Cen Harrison worthy Of supP-,t for tn. presidency by
our Van Buren, friends Hud he been killed in battle
lac would. 1T would seem, have b.sn their frxt choice
but not happenings have beer Killed, they deem him
seward
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

Connected with the above, is Of the mos,
rensive READING ROOMS in the United States
Terms TO sub-rribers, as year. Strangers free
visit il for the space Of one month those Who con-
niue 10 visit it for a longer term, will be put down
Npphscribers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27


xb,ve; hrt slltbe charged SO cents for 3nsertions
% 'eSs.
The proceedngs Of the city council. city ordinances
and orders. regularly appear in this paper.
Connected with the Office Of publication Of the
Wheeling Times and Advertiser. is JOB 4 BOOK
PRINTING OFFICE, where may be had on favors-
hieterms, Blanks TO order, Cards, Handbills. Show
HIlls Sc done in the neatesi style and short notice
80 Isale at the Compiling Room Of the Wheeling Times
and Advertiser
City Summons. County Summons.
Executions Executions
-" Bofris Bonds,
Summons for AS.auls Recognizanecs Of
bail.
Comfy Sunm.ns for Assault Deeds, Leases, Warrants
Sorcants Bonds Declarations q forms) Bills Of In
ding. Pedlar's Notes. Notes Of NJ. & VI. Bank. Notes
ON. W Bank Checks OH oil the banks. bound and
plum. sc. &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

4 Rotriasd Tor a. Olirsr--Soss Or Inc Ioe, e,,o.
lt Brooklyn. have amused themselves vifb r,sti, H.
vork British over tho handbills cafltng Wbig -,
nEs The hanibi- u tho lo>ofsos calling m asa ,,
ngs" wefs suddenly fvn5 robbed q he lg,s,, "a -
y 10 I'd ~ Noy ag, ~ y Ams-1ar.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

The TTPPECANOE FLAG is issued from ihis Office
the 1t and 18Th Of every month. Price 50 sta
from this time until the Presidential election.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27
Last Grand Rally.

Al meeting OF the Tippsesnoe Clab Of Ohio
County, on Friday Evening the 22d Of October.
1870
On motion. Rssoired. That this Club adjourn un-
tai "wednesday Evening neIi, (Ihr 20 inst) aud
that notice be given in the newspapers requesting
general Rally Of oil good and true Wings AT that
time. +. II. ARMSTRONG, Ssc'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

|, will be seen by the advertisement above that
the TiPpeeanOe Club makes the los, GRIND Rally on
"Wednesday night There will be much i'm orlanl
business to attend to, and ii il vsry desirable that
s'ery man should siteHd. Tum out. and in doing no
remember Monday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27
Gtnrs * A0errttser.

PUBLISHED TRi-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
at rEE CORNER OF UNION AND WATER SITS.
WHEELING, VA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27
WHEELING.

TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 81. lo4o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

~ 'nJ
Id Di-,rci--John W, Murjaugh Of Norfolk
~ 90 John Jrluhau Of Souihampioa
81 do VIM. :. Archer. of Amolla
Al do Rich'd Kiddcr Meade. Of Dinuldde
SIN do Henry +. Watkins. Of Prince Edward.
o;h do James &. Bruce. of HaiaN.
7Lh do Whiimell =. ruustau. ofPitsylvania
6ih Go Thomas r JoynsF sfAccomack.
9ih do NOrburno f. Sutton. OF Caroline.
10Th DO Wioughby Newton. of Westmoreland
ilth DO James Lyons Of Richmond City.
IQIh DO Valentine w. SOuthall. Of Albemsrle
18th DO John s Pcndleton, of Rappahanuock
i4th do John Janney Of IIoudoun.
18th DO Andrew Hunter Of Jefferson
18th do Philip Williams, Jr. Of Frederick
ITil DO VIM Seymour ofHardy.
18Th do Briscoe q. Baldwin. Of Augusta
I9th do Ballard Smith. Of Greonbrier.
20th d. Edward Johnston, OF BOieiour.
YlN do John Y. Humes, OF Washington.
224 30 George w. Summers. of KnnsShs.
All DO Wailman +. Wiley VI Monongal.n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT,
j d n u TY l. Il IL.
q TIRGINIA.

FJRdISIA ELECTORAL TICEEr THE following y
he elecIo.l ticket agreed upos aud recommended u
the of the Old Dominion. b. the Harrison and
Tyler CsiSvnilou which mot the 24h Feb at Rich
md
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27
TEENS or ADvEarIsrNo.

SJ- Advertisements banded in without specific order
Will ne rrhlishcd III forbid and charged 81 for three
Insertions =a 25 for every subsequent insertion
81 ar with all advertisements ordered I'LL forbid
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12
s.rCnt Nhir Convention

The Opposition party held large convention
at Springfield, on the 4th instant. Their papers
say, that twenty thousand persons were in attend
ance. Let us see: 10000 persons, allowing SIS
as the expense ofeach individual on the occasion,
will make the round sum Of 81, 100 600 expended,
and for what For the purpose of exhibiting
themselves astridc "log cabins made with pine
hooTds--"Rffh boyyeks' labelled 'hard cider" and
big canoes containing ''song singers" Is this an
age ofnaon or JpBooney? Can party expect
to gain anything by such course of actionl Time
will shew. Hard times! hard tines! 1Uo mii-
lion one hundred housand dolhrs expended for the
purpose OF getting up croudn
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12

correspondent of the Philadelphia United
States Gazette states, that in Mifiiin and Junata
counties, the Wheat crop v be short on an av-
eragc. "Fiedr of Whon which but few weeks
ago gave promise OF ~ ABUNDANT yield, now make
but \ moor appearane The ~ is one Cause OF
IL. going backwards. The accounts from the ad.
| joining counties are similar 20 the above"
/ The Doyicson Democrat on the contrary says:
"''hc news from all sections OF the country, is Of
the most cheering character in relation to the ap-
pcarance of the crops. For the last week we have
visited several portions Of our own county, and we
never saw the crops look better for the season
! he wheat and rye crops now promise to yield
abundantly. The grass crop from appearance
now indicate good yield"
The Baltimore Patrio, of the I'D ul,, evening
says: "For the last week gyc have visited several
portions of our county, aid we never saw the crops
loo:. better for the season. The wheat and rye
crops now promise TO yield abundantly."
The GAINESVILLE (ohio) Republican of the ooh
ult. says "Tho wheat crop is luxmiant in growth
every thing else is, and indeed has been injured
in some localities by its heavy growth.
A letter from Buckingham, dated the 10Th ult.
in the Richmond Wing, says:
ave are very apprehensive tina, the chinch
bng and fly will almos, destroy the crops ofwheat.
believe no tobacco has yet 5een planted IL the
cclnty, and hcar Of great scarcity Of plants"
The iynchburgh Virginian says "Great COM
plants are made in every section of the country
that we have heard from, of tne destructive raw
ages of the Fly. Many whoa, fields, it is said,
are partially dcsiroyed--G few entirely The to-
5a-ao Plants, also, have been very much injured,
and scarcity is apprchendcd. The cut-worm
has likewise attacked the corn
The Rockville {Mi.) Free Press, speaks in ia.
vorablc terms Of the appearance of the farms in
Montgomery county. The corn is nearly all plant.
ed and the wheat and rye sound and healthy, with
every prospect of an abundant crop. Clover is
up finely, and presents formidable appearance"
A great fruit year is anticipated, and the only
word OF complaint is from the kitchen garden.
where they are little troubled with the cut-worm.
The Cincinnati Republican, contains state
ments from farmers in that State and Kentucky.
that the ravages of the Fly in the growing wheat
are very extensive in their respective regions
Crops IN LouiSd,a.--The N. o. Bee says that
the crops look favorable, and that the planter will
be blessed with an abundance again, if the high
waters do not sweep away his hopes.
New Wheai.-lhc Houston Telegraph says
tina, species ofwheat Indigenous to the country,
has been discovered in the northwestern frontier
of Texas. Wild oats and rye have also been found
in the greatest abundance,
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12
Brutal attack II pom mn Editor.

The editor OF the st. Louis Argus was recently
atiacksdby Two individuals by the name OF Darnea
and Grimsley, and beat on the head with a
large iron cane in such manner that his life is
despoired OF. The difficulty between the partic,
was of political nature and caused Darncs and
Grlnslc to attack the editor of Argus in the man
nar ae. dd--cowardly and assasian like, un.
worthy ofgcntemen and disgracetul to the human
species,
The editor orr. Davis) viii probably recovcr,
but his life is yet in imminent danger.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12
John wentworth, Esq.

We have received letter written by the talen
letter addressed to him by the Boston Bay State
Association, requesting him to deliver an address
before that body.
The high reputation Mr.. Wentworth sustains as
an able writer and accomplished scholar, is to well
known to require single word from us in praise
Of the document; bu, we will say, that we have
never read more clear and convincing exposition
of the evils of the present banking system than
this letter furnishes. ; are sorry that the limits
Of our paper will not admit us to publish it at
length, hut hope 10 give extracts hereafter.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12

We take The following base fabrication from
the New Orleans Times, and merely advert to il
in order to correct an error into which that paper
has fallen, by giving circulation to fabrcotion
which doubtless some brainlcss wag propagacd
for his individual amusement. We assure the
editor that no such occurrence took place between
Chicago and Peru, and that his informant is a
baae iabricator and imposier, who should be re-
wardcd with straight. for his mit, or sent
to the Lunatic Asylum in order that he may cul-
tiyaie his genius
FATAL REScoyrnE.--Two gentlemen on the
9Th ult., both strangers in the west, had some
dispute about the occupation Of the back seat of
couch, which runs between Peru and Chicago.
Each drew pistol at the same instant leach fired
and both fell to rise no more for the contents Of
the loaded pistols had the effect they were intend.
20 70 have; the contcnts Of one entering the body
.s Low ,he heart, those Of the other pasains
bead q the opponent. The driver in
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12

present time, as one of our citizens, together with
several others, residing in the ncighborhood OF
Mr.. Clark, are supposed to be accomplices in the
transaction. They have all been arrested and
are undergoing an examination, and as soon os
we can get The particulars, we will publish the
whole affair, not forgetting to apply the lash on
those deserving it. Ia the meantime we fcrebcar
saving anything further Htil the examination has
gone through with; but the Developments thus
brutal and outrageous occurrences that ever dis
graccd the annals Of civilization
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12

haste, stayed the onward progress Of his foamng
stceds to ascertain the cause Of the reports OF the
pistols, and, on unclosng the coach doors, what
a horrible scene did his eyes behold! Two men,
who but few hours before, left the hotel at Peru,
in social mirth aud glee, now wetering in their
blood. They we're the only passengers, and both
died before any aid could be called, the distance
from any house being some niles The names OF
the unfortunate individuals are supposed to be. by
papers found about them, X. l.. Vim, who had
in his possession about $500, and JOS ID. Brown,
who had $3.50, mostly northern funds.
We learn the above particulars from friend
Just arrived here from Illinois.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12

The Pittsburg Intelligence of Friday, says
"Our canal is in good order, and on Thursday up
wards of 40 boats were in port unloading their
eastern cargocs, and taking in heavy loads for the
eastern cities such as flour tobacco, bacon, skins,
&c. The same paper says that valuable and
active trade has already sprung up brewer Pitts
burg and Cleveland, ard the intermediate tovGis
on the route.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12

A mail stage was robbed on the Goth ultimo
near Bedford, Pa. of three trunks and three can
vass bags They were found the same day rifed
of their contents.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12

ws clear, .hc trcca their foliage shoot,
ines luxuriant branches spread,
Ray down berea,h their fruitful load,
II copious harvest yields.
ooms. Up spring refreshing strea ms,
herbage crowns tn unaEerd fields.
and grandeur which our nagnii-
al the present time presents, is be.
iiIn. For ug to aiierrpt even 10 con-
lea OF their rnagniiconce, would he
task which no human being is able TO
We can only say, that if there lives
a man with & soul 20 dead thai ~
road upon the beauties which ,neet
30 gefy direc'ion--to sec Nature clad n
b geous robes" and presenting 10 the
,i which the CT, NJ A chiteCt Of the Uni
1ccelpplisled without be.,g awokc Il
Sc he must b. desti' te 81 those re-
Ri cs which distinguish the human spc-
-ie brute creation.
u prospect OF an abundant harvest is
tt igng, AN. we should rticr prayer and
.hsrs before that Being who is thus mcrci-
iui 70 us.--By our own nprudencc--
g 81 ni sr scan;, after gain, we have well
EQh our ommcrcc--commcrcia distress
taff sment prevails Throughout, the land,
Is OF our laboring population are
.oa.a dust by the iron arm of oppression
a bictering cxi,, within ourselves
,3a alh, son, brother and brother are ar.
sge3 zach other, differing merely on ,,iyial
jo.a.i 1iency, which in many instances is
with degree of severity, almost
+.r sing ladncss. While this state OF things
s ana pleasant as they are in their charac-
D @e hg nc pleasing prospect before us, that
smine III Want viii not visi! our land at the
hosenl iu'p ant crisis
tbe iagc OF = contemporary ~ !, &c.
pait BE in IA country embracing suck an
.xicns rfltory, such i dariety OF soil and eli
nae, ibso siould be such general anu almost
lhiyesgai pros ect of abundant "rops. With one
n tSo uilng EXCEPTIONS, every part OF the land
4 tecming with the rich productions Of the Garth.
L no sudden and improbable reverse occurs, the
whole country will by Autumn be rolling in
! '-'vnrv Of abundance. The bearing which
I things must have upon the busi-
- of the country, at this particular
3nsts. n. incalculalhc importance. We
,age lgc heavy surplus of produce,
SCI tiring itself into every part OF the
saN .ributc towards ,elieaving us from our
h Al, .debtedness. Another bountiful har-
sast. ~ $ now apparently so near at hand,
af94 all doubt, in the course Of another
fef s7n he tide Of trade strongly in our favor,
gaae&o 4 high state Of prosperity to the coun-
"a sat is wanting is, that man should for
3 10 Is /. the great work which nature is so
IA, coa lucting Let her beDcfecnt laws be
4 obeyed. let our hands be active and
c, and the tempest by which we have
~ tossed will soon be laid"
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12

The United States District Court for the South
em District of Mississippi commenced its session
at Jackson, on the 9th inst. The Mississippian
says there were twenty -one hundred causes on the
calender, and one hundred lawyers in attendance.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12

At large meeting of the Democracy held at
Springfield on the 9Th inst, at the time the "Grear
Convention was coming cE the following Ad-
dress was read to the meeting. As the Wings
viii not favor the people with al Address, we hope
they will read this.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12
Kane County Democratic Meeting.

We have received the proceedings of a demo
crate meeting, held at Geneva, Kane county.
They are nov in type, and shall have place in
our next
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12
THE ILLINOIS FREE TRADER

been fifty thousand, the scenes which were wit
messed for three days, wonh not have convert
ed single voter. r.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12

'ae most shocking and fend-likc TRACE
a erhaps stands unequallcd in the dark
esldp. crimes, is now under investigation
f re Link in this place. As Ear as de-
F have taken place, they exhibit one
al3hcls ,ul and dsmnablc plots of conspiracy
sRei .seff. to the lot of civilized nation TO
n9targ
Il apHee that on Tuesday last, whilst Mr..
JAls ,ars who resides about eight miles from
sjNtsg. l-c road leading to Indian Creek, was
sggsEtti an h's farm, an individual by the name
"a i'an NJ uuscll, who, from causes unknown
s0QK fific and lodged its contents in the
N ~ rk. The ball FIRST broke the left
and finally lodged in his side, a
hls serN ahdo,ren. Munsell first severely
< trAatec ~ anslcd Clark with a chain, aud
sgAhe W. lsy PROSTATE ca the ground, Nun
s.sn stl N oersse aim with rms. which WA
SSssei and committed this drcaas,l nc,
~ Aepsivss, but i reprsse,s3 IA 4. I.
~ !, ~ ssry5 &
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12
That gHt Fish,

Our leaders will find a fish To,y on our last
page and Ms the monster cas- taken in the Illinois,
and certified TO by individuals soid to reside in this
place, they may be interested with it, We take
liirom the Brother Jonathan" published in New
York
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12
"snn't ranse it,o

Wonder il the Pcoia Registers "Jack Down
ing is a production of the Sucker STATE! You
"cant't come it, Jack
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12

the city of Washington and entered on the duties
Of his Office.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12

Flour was selling at Cincinnati on the 18th
ult. at SAILS 1921 pc. barrel
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12

William Lemon, assistant engineer on the Bal
,imorc and Ohio Railroad, had both his legs sew.
cred from his body on Tuesday, Goth ult. The
cars ron off the track, and threw him upon it,
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12
e REPRESENTATIVE;
;iHArI r.. DODGE.

articles prepared for to-day's paper
evt,u.b,y crowded out.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28
rrr LEXINGTON UNION,
-. 1r;ntcd and published every
- -
SATURDAY MORNING,
ny HINES 81 I2ASKEN.
POSTPONED.

r5, following sale IA postponed until
l 6rst Monday 10 April next,
~ SnERlFE'S SALE.
wooro Rearnable to Yaaoo
. & y ~ .+oS Circuit Court to May
t,al ftt I'm 1910.
Z. Crcaey 80"
Ge,fgc D Dnon
rac.nP Newell
sosrft r Beatty
David Beatty
William Burk
,1-r, y v;noe Of the above stated ol'os
aIlS G,e, (acias 70 me directed, winch
- ~ ram tie Clerks Office pi'Ihe Cir.
,,, Can't Of Yazoo County, shall ex'
IKEA 10 sale 10 ,lhe highest bldder Tor
G At the Courl House door Of my
county On the
Y&3a MonGay IN Mdrca ner',
me c.lloaiag des-. .ued hact or purcell OF
Ind, 10 wit:-ihe north west quarter and
west h,Ii' Of the north east quarter ana
N, north bail, south vest quarter section
IS, and east half north east quarter and
the ponh bali south east eighth 81
section 81. and the south west quarter and
soath half Of east hall OF south west guar
Ter. e1l twenty three acres OF the south
half Of tho west half Of south east quar-
ter Of soelon &c; all in township IL,
Of range 2 east. .
Levied o. as the property oil DAVID
on
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28
pGSlpt5Nl)I

FGSIPUND.
Ahe following sale is postponed until
the first lloaday in April next,
SlIERiFF'S SALE.
D + Edwards, Returnableto Holmes
IS alh "a Circuit Court 10 4nr,l
Z IL Piamtuer term 1910.
james q. West, 6.
Others, 5
I'D Y virtue Of TIE above stated execution
W iome DIRECTED which issnea frooi the
Clerks Office Of tie Circuit Court of
Holmes county, ! shah expose 10 sale 10.
The highest BIDDER Tor cash, al ihe Court
tIoase door in the town Of Ls1iheun,'
Holmes County Mississippi on The
lard -Noadag, he 9irteeaih deg ct
l;idrci
next, the fllq@ing described tract or
parcel Of Ianst,to wit: The north west
quarter ofsettion l4,iownsfip. II, range
] east, aQd the south half Of east hali' .ol
the north east qlarteFsec,ion Is, ranee L
east, and TIE north west quarter Of sduth
east quarter Of secliod Is, and theeas,,
q, r. 4
halt oinorth west, quarter and the hdrth
east qnalterdf sotnh west quarter OF sec
ton 10, township IA. OF range east, con.
tainiog three hundred and ssixly acres
more or less.
Levied on as tho property of James z.
West to satisfy The above statedsexecpriop
and cost Of suit The above described
Landslide on We waters Of Harsitl's creek
being the SAME land That is now in The
OF Joseph c. Harrfpgto, L
viii sell adj the right tile and interest chat
the defendant James n. West may have
IN and TO The above described lands. 81
Feb II, 1910.
j. d. WYATT, Sheriff
Qfiiolmes couaty.
Jennings g. Dulin !
attorney for plii..
February Il, II tbs
Pr. fee $2.5
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28
DISSOLUTION.

YFgyHE partnership heretofore existing
b between the Undersigned in the
name of j. c. Rawings,s& Co, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent; those,
having claims against the concern, with
present them tn j.. G. Rawlings, who
alone Is authorized to close the business Of
said firm.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28
w. hi GWF8,
TauSTEE'S SALE.


fEN Y Irtue oEa deed oil trust executed BY Tinlos
s..3 thy v hte,t to phoinas W. clay, otarihg
date the tCtItday of October 1889, and duly re-
corded ID bobk g page. 3s3, and ,3c4, Of the RE
cord of the Piohate Court OF Holmes county, d
secure the.nlymcnt CT arertan note payable 20
said Tinolby WAile, il favor Of Briggs. Lacosle
& Co. for fla sum Of S997 A., uhica uoteis dat
ed on tho leth of 0ttober 1873, payable four
months utter tte 10 ofOctober 1858, aud remains
unpaid tte0ndersigncd having been duly APP
ponted, aut.sahsfiuted 10 the place and stead
OF the said u hdwas W. clay, to execute to The
SAID trust 10 vitiua of aspeciai proyisioughereoi.
(wsich MISUNDERSTANDING has beeo placed for
record in; pe oiieof the Clerk o. tle'Probate court
ccunty) add having been thereto request
od BY the sad Briggs Lacoste & Co., wli
proceed to sell on Moiiday tie 9Th ,Iay.of Apli.
hext, in the town o. ichua, in,c county aiore-
said, hetwt en- the hous OF 10 A. NJ, apdh6P. Nh
to highest bidder for cash, the following property
conveyed il the sand deed oftrust, viz.--Aots /,
2, 3, ami 4 OF section %, township L.. range i've
west, containing $40 of Lhd, rssore. OF less,
situate On Honey Island, ilolEies couaty, Ms.
The undersigned ydi coayeyto Gle purchaser
.lich lite OIL rs is yestst in lim By sirue o the
iced Of trust and snbsttttlen refcged to sbate.
3 LEA4S q. GALLANAY.
Mach z, 1T ids 5~w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28
THE STATE o. MTSSIIslppI C

IHE STATE or MlsSIsslPpi, SIS.
a Trales held n the Clerks Office Of
~ the Circuit Court for the County of
Holmes, the 9Th day Of January, 1910.
Msrgarel G. May complainant, against
Soe, IS May defendant, ia Chancery, bill
:, II appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the
Nur', th9t'he said Ioel +. May Is not a
"s ', this state, il is ordered ihatihe
,@| 9oel T. May appear,at the next term
= Si'd Court, to be held in the town of
-%Mogion Gil the third Monday Of April
KY 'hen to answer, plead or demur to
, G's a''lgatons set forth in said BilI, or
"ey VIII be taken pro cohGesso, and de.
I'VE ~, rendered for complainant.
"apess The Hon. ID. O. Shattuck.
!. OF the Second Judicial District Of
o (9e State Of Mississippi, the Sd Monday Of
II. MORTON, Clerk.
aan III Q 3n