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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-04-04
9HEhEEE,S NiLEL

GHEh4EItS Sam
Johnson & West Admr's Rctun1bdto Holmes
VS. fl ia on band Circuit court to ApiiI
John .. Ro5crtson ct i'll term 1897
Same
vs. fl IA On bond
Same.
NnY virtue of the above sbted Ere'
A1 Eacas 10 PIE directed, from the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Coart q
Hines county, ! shall expose to sale to
tbe highest bidder for cish, ut The Court
mouse IN my counly on tie
3rJ Monday ia AFra
next. the following described property 70
vii. lots numbers 100, l0l, 1872 and l03
situate living and being ia the town 0
Tch,.la. On winch thete is Gne tavern
house. an1 better known as The tavern .
john $. Robertson.
/ LEVIED on as the property Of the dcien
dant John S. Robertson TO SATISFY N
above stated ease and cost Of 81
lin the above stated cases. VIII SCI
+ all The right, title, interest and claim, tha
lthe defendant John ) Robertson, may
have in aud to the above described Ffoli
erly. March 80.
J. ID. WYATT, Sheriff
Oh holnies comfy
By VIM STIGLER,
Deputy fiaeriti.
sa5s
[pf's fee IL
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-04-04

i@ y. above stated f fa ',t 2 ms
e5 ~ ,be Honorable Un''sa
| go court, for the Southern
| ,9";..issippi, ! will exp0 ~ g
h'' cash. before the Court.
y ,, q Ia county all The l.'ght
y !, u and 4 claim, the sad ae's ~.
Y a ..psd property 10 vii: al. O
''a'. t,. 70. and the south west
T @.,,s;on il, east hall Of souia
. s.. ..cd,n il, all in 20. township
is' ', e,s, containing sSo acres
7 Tbe above stated properly : y,
-'s ,s,;.i On as the properly q +"
~ md will he sold on
, on 5@o he 2oa day Of Aprs
5. .,...; Ne above stated execution
of:Gi. ,,,,,y M. rsha,.
" ~ rrtSNN N MI
~ IS ids Pts leg sio ~
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-04-04
SHERIFFrS SAFE.
Relurable 10 folmcs
Circuit Court b April
term 1910.

r. II. Spigcy Iselurable 70 iolmes,
ys"G ia Oh bond " Circuit Court April
A Campbell. x term 1910.
A + Reed r
John Nixon
VS. ii Ia en- bond
a + Reed & Othcs
Samuel Iloskins Z Co.
VS. ii ia on boad \
A L Reed Il o.hels
BIZ virtue Of the above statd case
(which issued from the Clerks 4 flee OF
The Circuit Couftof Holmes comfy, ana
to me directed, | shall proceed y sell 70
tue highest bidder for cash, at tve court
4 house door ia The Town Of Lexington
Holmes county Mississippi, on tle
3rd Moadqg il 4pra
ocxt within ne hoars prescnbedb by Law
1all the right, title, interest aud c'Eim ma
the defendant may have IN or q TIE ioI
hlusiug described valuable real Estate Il
Ewit. he south haIfof the east h ~ ot lii'
soaih west quarter Of SECTION nutIQef ~
oftawnship number j, q raasf aamle
E3eas, eoaaining 40 acres niorqor less.
If I.esiedon as he, proqcfy Of ! r Ice
| and will ha SOLD 70 satisfy te aAoN
stated case and cost OF sail. Aarch y
Iiatn ~
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-04-04
MARSiiAL's SALE.

NJ 4 RSiiAL . 81 LII.
Perks & Hall ketudable 70 =. $,
VS. d ia Glrcult Court TO
w + Austin & sureties, May term 1910.
BYgirtuc OF the above stated Il ia 10 me
directed, from the Honorable TAXED States
| Circuit Court, for Iha Southern District
lof Mississippi, ! will on
Isl Monday in April
[neyt, At the Coult house door 10 the town
81 Lexington, expose 10 public sale TO The
highest bidder for cash, all the rlgb', title
Iialerest and claim, thatthe defendants hath
lin or TO the following described property
Ito wit; lots numbers 222, 22S containing
|abont 4 acres more or less, 5e9 on one
1 side and l65 feet on which thele is a fine
dwelling house.
4 Levied on as the property Of William
4 r Austin, and lyingand being II 'he towr
Ilof Lexington. Also, the west half of lot
/. number 30, situated on the north side d
/ The public square, IN the toYn.Ql Lexng
Iton, which lot has q fine store house on ]
Land better known as the store house nov
4 occupied by Samuel Hoskins.
Il Levied On as the property Of William
Il Austin, and will besold 10 satisfy The
tIa5ove stated Fl "a and cost 81 suit
I. W. WI GWIN, MarsAal,
Bv P. M FERGUSON, ". M.
March 7, III Pr'st tee I'D
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-04-04
,SHERIFF'.S SAFE.

Richard Ingram Re,urnable to Holmes
VS. ,end expo Circuit court 10 hPfh
r I Deloach ct al tenn 1910.
BY virtue Of the above stated vend expo
10 me directed | shall expose 10 sale to the
hlehes, bidder for cash., III the Court house
door Of. Holmes county on the
3rd .donday in April
next, the following descfibed lands TO wit /:
thenortli halfeast half Of south west quar-
ter and north half west half Of south cas-
quarter Of section ID, township Ia, range
2 east, containing 10 $500 acres more
or less, and the south half west hall north
west quarter section Is, township IA,
range 2east.
Levied on as the property OF Nelson
Canlcrherry. Also, the cast bali OF sec
aion q, township Is, Of range east, con
tanning 800 acres more or less.
Levied Oh as the property Of fSamne
Stamps, the above described lands will ht
sold to satisfy the above stated execution
and cost Of suit, will sell all the right
interest and claim, that the defendants ha
in and to the above describe lands.
T. j. u. WYATT, Sheriff.
March 7, II [pr's ice I'D
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-04-04

VIE attachment in this case having
been returned duly executed, il II
lore considered that unless the said
nlant do appear Oh or before the first
o. tbe next Term Of this Court, the
, Monday Of April, 1910, give spe-
Oal i, and plead therein that Judgment
Nv. VIII be entered against him, and the
.e''y 50 50 attached will be sold ID satis-
9'alhhi's demand.
H. MORTON, Click,
Ma. D By 5. II. BaagAn, Deputy.
.Va ~ 70 4w Prs fee Sd
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-04-04

yll,ue Of the above stated execn-
ms to me directed, which issued
M Clerks office oil the Circuit court
mes county, shall expose 10 pub
h Tor cash, to the highest bidder at
oa house door oGsmy county on
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-04-04

SAERtFF'S SALE.
Faor &, Co. Retnruabe TO Holmes
liza Circuit Court &c April
lach term 1910.
Gs
dA same
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-04-04

next, The following deserIbed tracts orpar-
GELS Of ground. lying and being Ia tae
town Of Franklin TO wit: lots number u
and 80, known as the lots wheIeon Dr.
Wallace formerly resided.
\ Levied on as the property Of the deien-
daut A. S. Coffin, to satisfy the above sta
ted yenditionI exponas and cost ot SUIT.
will sell all the right, title, interest anc
claim tina, the defendant Alvin !. Coilln
nav liave in and to the above described
tract Of land. March q, lS40.
j. ID. WYATT, Sheriff,
March Z. IT ,ds Prs fee. ST..
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-04-04
Sf,rplFr'S SALE

~, ,.,o, 10 &c. Returnable to Holmes
't lay 'O' ' Circuit courtto April
ruhle WIZ
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-04-04
mrs SALE.

lRSH'D Pelurnable to t'e u 2 leu
,,on SAFES Circuit court 70 inc
,,,d.ou I May term 1870
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-04-04
j. D. WYATT, Sheriff
OF Holmes county.

Rives g. Traysier
attorney for plH.
February IA "a Ids Pr. fee $50
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-04-04
SIiERlFF'8 SALE.

h DlTEsAtF l. " E1A LIZ VI
Valentine nj Sublelt i.cturRable 70 Holmes
rs yend expoA tncuit l.ouFt 70 Ah'
Alvin i Coffin term lo4o. f
lfS9 Y.virtue Of The above stated ven5lIo
Nd cNponas tome directed, shall cX-
pose 10 sale 10 the highest bidder for cash,
at the Court. hoise door Of my county OIL
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-04-04

Tho following sale Is postponed unit
the first RIondav IN April next.
S7ERlIFssSf SALE.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-04-04

D The folloHIeg sale il ppsiponed until
tbe first Mon5ay Of April reN'.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-04-04

Marsells & Martin Retumable 10 U. 8.
81 fla on bond Circuit Court May
Thomas II Rawlings and tenn 1910.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05
Circuit art.


DECEMBER T.
Present-the Hon. Ogdsn Edtcards, Circuit Judge
At aCircst Court held in and for the CITY and
County Of New York, on the 4th day Of Dece s,ber
inst.
Mr. staples having announced the death of the
Hon Peter w. Radcliffe, late member Of the bar,
and moved as testimonial Of spect to his memory
that the Court forthwith adjourn, Judge Edwards
made the following remarks:-
have known Mr.. Radcif long and intimately,
not only in his public relations, and at the bar, but
also in his private capacity, having served with him
in the legislature ofthis state during trying period
Of the late His rare character; to talents
OF cultivated order he combined 80 heart soft
tned by every sympathetic EMOTION He united the
utmost 6rmness with the kindest disposition. As
an advocate he was learned, logical an persuasive
As y statesman, sound and ssmprehensive in his
views and firm and consistent in his relations. An
in all his relations to his fellow men, presented alike
by his spotless integrity, his active bene violence,
and his urbane and correct department, bright ex-
ample for imitation.
In his loss l contemplate much, very much for the
community TO regret; and, as respects his friends,
wherewithsl to awake signs at the recollection Of
one whose memory they will cherish with admira-
tion and affection.
therefore most cheerfully acquiesee in the mo-
tion which has been made. j shall, as a testimony
Of the profound respect which this court entertaiIs
for the memory Of the Hon. Peter w. X dclif order
that it be adjourned.
w.P. HALLErr. Clerk
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05

STEAM Boar LAvrcH.-A new steamboat was
launched from the yard Of Mr.. Burtis in New York
Friday last. She is 10 be called the South me.
RIGA, and is built after the model Of the North Ame-
RIGA, but Of increased dimensions and 10 calculated
to accommodate some 40 passengers with berths
and state rooms.
The South America now lies in front Of the Pho
mix Foundry, and is ia be furnished from that ests-
blishment with one Of Cunning CHAINS powerful lou
pressure engines, and is to be finished and far
nished in the most approved modern style. IL 10 exs
pectcd she will be ready TO take her place IN Mr.
this city and New York the opening Of paviss-
tion next spring.
To the libcrslity Of Mr.. Newton are the Pubbs
largely indebted for many important imProve"snss
river particularly for largely increased facilities al
forded them. May his success be comnensara'e
TO his merit and erprse.-dibany Be JouTnot'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05

Respectfully informs his old patrons and the pub.
lie generally, that he continues to manufacture aud
supply every article used in the printing business as
well as, 10 stereotype all jobs that may offer lie
embraces this opportunity to return thanks to those
whose patronage he has extensively enjoyed for so
many years. and to say that he is to be found the
old established stand, corner Of Ann and Nd,'~''
streets, fully prepared execute any order that he
may be honoured with and that the Type manu;ac-
tured by him, is from SELECTION OF FACES
TAKEN FROM HIS OLD SPECIMENS, together
with number Of additions of SUPERIOR CUT /;
that he is enabled to supply SORTS, as well as
FoUNTs, Of the most beautiful Of his old Faces, and
of greatly improved quality Of metal. He is also
engaged getting up BY newly discovered process,
an extensive series of New and Highly Ornamental
Articles. Arrangements made with the Manu-
facturers of Presses and other Printing materials,
that will enable him to execute orders as expedi
tiously any other Founder in the Union, and ON
rs favourable terms.
A new specimen is now in the course Of printing
NIB Newspapers copying the above ADVERT
meAt three times, and forwarding copy conta
ing il will be entitled to their pay in Type, provd
q bill of four times the amount be made.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05
ID X n q r N +

CtQNTlNuESto be consulted conhdentiay at his of &c
~ No 2ei Fulton street between Greenwich and
way Stranger ally apprised that Dr. Horne
ing legally bred to the Medical the city o! Lon
DON has member ofthe said faculty
~ .. for the last ssn city of New York His prac
tice from being general he confines particular
medicine, which engages his profound attention His expert
.nce very greahs success astonishing He cautions TIN
ally gu, Of e recent affections, without,
mercury extnguished aew days See eradica
ted not patched The learned Dr. Buehan, emphacay
Married and about to be married
.hond be particularly cautions Of those Affections what
dreadful nheritauce to transmitto postsrity"
PEI aneted with deplorabe
got despair eomplee recovery by applying Dr. Horne
oil ysasn New YORK city, has established DR.
resseetaby and skill q. H. Offers his patross qua
rsntee DR. Horne Offices and patients
eo.ein contact Attendance until hafpas. nine O'CLOCK
the evening
Stukcrur ineuroia srdor ploI,s uIeera esa"-Horaee
10th Epist.
Noetters takea Ia unless post paid city be
hnded il.
sPssons at Assistance, writing ther and enclos ng
lee VIII have the remedy sent TO order ais to dN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05
Police Onicc.

Disc. i-Prdetissd 10 a great erfent-Amons
other disorderlcs brought up at the discharge Of
the watch, was pretty little fair haired, blue eyed
Irish lass, with spice Of the devil in her phsiog.
nomy, who informed the Magistrate that she was Il
years Of age and had been arrested by that nice and
interchangeable officer, John Davis, at the request Of
her mamma Here tidy little woman made pre-
found eurtesey, and told the Magistrate that il was
impossible to rule her daughter, that she would be
running of to all sorts Of naughty houses, and as a
last resource, she hoped his worship would send the
little baggage To the House OF Refuge. The Magis-
trate wanted to know IL the girl went the town,
and on questioning 'the little baggage" respecting
her misdoings, II came out that in the swmmer just
gone, she had sweetheart no wanted TO marry her
but that her mother objected account Of the girl
bengtoo young. The Consequence Of this was, that
the juvenile pair being lovers Of the largest liberty
went to Hoboken one fine Sunday, where they jun
ped overs broken stick. and then considered them
selves efficiently married TO the purpose Of
the young lovers They returned to the city, and
the girl went home and told her mother, who gave
her whipping, and then she away and staid
week. The name Of the gay Lothario in this roman
tic affair, is James Dunn clerk TO celebrated law
yer in the city. The mother, on finding where her
daughter was, visited the Office Of the Juvenile law
yer, and upbraded Master James Dnnn for his per-
hdy towards the girl, but that only made matters
worse, and as the girl and Master Dunn continued
TO indulge in stolen interviews at house in Elsa
beth street, the prudent mother determined to en-
gage John Davis to capture ''the little baggage and
send her TO the House OF Refuge.
The Magistrste granted the order, and Miss Eliza
Simpson was sent 20 the House Of Refuge.
1aofhcr Third Tier Roscdy.-A Mr.. Sidney Doy-
lin very swedish dressed nice young man, was ar
rested by the Indefatigables Of the Chatham Thea
tire, on Thursday night, whilst in the very act Of
romping with some Of tho female denzens Of the
third tier. The officer told the gentleman "that he
wosld not permit OF no such donrs;" at which the
gentleman told the officer " to go 10 - or some
other place Of worship" and this being deemed de-
rosa,ory to tina, dignity which the indef.tig gable.
have right to, Mr.. Sidney Doyln was arrested and
sent 20 the Tombs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05
No. q PECK SLIP

DOCTOR CARPENTER continues az usual 20 deysts his
~ entire personal sttentos TO th.treatmsntof all defeats
and'private diseases.
Those who have been unfs become the victims
Il unqualified unyrne ehsratans with which this city
sbound Of the laIy ofour regulating the
cua respectfully solicited to call at his old
have been ad TO rejoice at happy deysrates from than
manifold diseases.
TO DR.. CARPENTER tsgs leave to sdd that he
and the born that he " graduate Union
College and received ks dir this eityj lclans
hopors 10 lccnRte Of the New York State Medical 40
oev and has had nearly thirty practice and experiences
uths city and what most important he speedily and ess
tually cures Ms patients,
nd separat. aicss and entrances for me privacy Of pc
,isnfa who In contact Chargesrsasenabs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05

Persons wishing ia arrangements for ~ n rlenas now
residing the Old Country to imEgrss TO America can At
make such with the subs fiber s Will
secure to those coming out every possible comor ana
nience the The ships employed by TINS line are all
a the first Amerietn built, &c commanded BY men OF
The frequency and punetuay OF The departure
OF tae sh this lie, rintee against de
ton ia Liverpool and when those settled for decHe coming
out the will be promptly ieundea to those from whom
il received.
For the accommodation Of those who wish tn
send mogey 10 their friends has comp
his arang for drawing sight the National Back of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05
CAUSES OF CONSTITUTION IN FEMALES

CAUSES OF CONSUMPTION IN FEMALES.
M oPIa DC !py y".asif .aa
s,oppsss Sci their adaptation been long
n the acp Fss Hd.p rss a1c . adopted I'd
Is County Jhs pre- sm,nsn, success Of Madame Rsse
owing the great antsge and facilities aaordea
yhs Female FAysiglsn is u, ssnai, H9.p. ys9na Of
1spted BY the medical fraternity Even the
Mi %s"
s 3 S sd"1 o S
specifies as the only remedies % b. relied beng that
aa1 eo%S9eS q SSonsempion IL females Tn
SsSSs POWDERS T srp,d sa. whose b o9s.
rapid increase " family has been the Of preserving
They Yeas been adopted IN Frsnss sSd since S6sr
on married % WIS s osS ds.Ssrl, ~ ,s,
Adoption pses health Free 1--WE Dollars SsssS
G xiessr. %a n sS I S y 'A6AS III G re-
TELL Female Physician boz sss, " Y. No letter. reeeirea
riISLdleAL 9sfcE i.s Glssawish 4, New YsrL Phil!
EsSsI st nss TOT saw
TO BUSINESS MEN-AND THOSE IN WANT or
ma"s o LIFE re Si iR Rs
s % s % ,sTs .
gov 10 eSnae nth s1t a,s 9sn and ~ a5sn
states and Missouri and iowa
,.S BUSINESS we'll Sso ' are s%sns oq enc
he medicines are most liberal ssfeisniiy 80 70 nah. the
sp .n INN az r. 2.
and N the larg. towns, oporspy lh. the
Il this have already b.esns our sg.Sts sales
fthe medicines has been extensive induce
abandon all other business This fact speaks yornes for
high standing IL Mofsts Lii. Pills and Phenir Bers
Full particulars relative to Agencies will be made Known
application, By addressing post paid letter to W. MOE
VAT, sTs broadway. city Of Ne~ York ~
DR CRvMBACkERs PILLs.-The.e celebrated Tone
IL and Anti-Dyspeptic Pills that Invaluable
combination Of Cshae and Tonic Powders desirable by
which the digestive ofhs stouseh and bowels
eved and they produce and
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family pills entirely free from aud afew boxes
s ally he fsu sufficient TO the
Dypspsia, correct scdtv Of the sonach habsa
co-tve nes. SICK he adaehe, heartburn, hatuency &C
For sale, wholesale snd retail by o. Fay general agent
Miners drug No. is3 Broadway (Frsnhn House
New Torh; IA Canal street, ssf Grand 81; and oa Fulton
Price ce-tts p~r bor. ols
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05
FRENCH LANGUAGE.

MONS. BEKEART. Professor Of the French Language,
m begs 20 inform the Gentlemen 81 New York twho
members Of the Mercantile Library Association and
auen,y not privileged To join ts Glasses that he form.
two Glasses for the tuition Of the French Language
Monday AID Thurdy nnss 6rst Class from o'clock TO
81 seeons FROM ~ TO 10.
Terms, payable In advance, for sir uosths, 81.
References may be obtained at the Mercantile Library Asso-
citation, Clinton Hall
Al Gentlemen visiting TO Join the above Classes ars
their take their tickets or the LII
krar,,n RI the Msrcartil, Ifbrarr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05
w T. A X B A C. X

pHRUMATIsM, Lumb pain or weakness in the limbs
~ side breast neck joints cured by SHEER MANS Poor
Mans faster Warranted superior all other streng
asers ant only 2 cents j. W. Horie, Esq who had
unable to dress himself for several weeks. able
after wearing Ia hours Ii cured i'm entirely
matte pains in week The Hon Day cured OF a re
cent attack OF rheumatism in "a hosrs
sold aud the proprietor has heard Of solitary
plant Ask fIr Shermsns Poor Mans Plaster Sold log
Nassau St. a2 1eecker ST. N. y and 1873 Fulton s, Brook
Iyn n,7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05
W. J. T. TAPsCOPT's
~ r. ~ ~.

* GENERAL EMlC.RANT PASSAGE OEFlTEs,
43 Peck Slip and 10 South street, Nes York.
The subscf btg to end their fiends and the public
that they prepared AXE arrangements with persons
this try who wish t. send for frien from of
England, Ireland, Scotane Wales out by Grst
spriHg ships in Is4i.
One Of the Grm just returned from Europe where he has
made The most ample arrangements with ageht throughout
Great Britain and ireland for the greater facility ef forward
those whose been be engaged
with the and they hope by that eont usd aen
ton to the comfort of which has heretofore gained
for their line de cidcd other
continuance OF the same.
The ships OF this line all of the frat class American
built commanded hy experienced and obg'ng
toned to the trade and will sail week frcm Liverpool
thereby deteBon and all
when tn sn for decline coming the passage
turned 10 these from whom il received
Persons residing in Ireland and Scotland, have free
passage PER various parts Liverpool
Drafts at sight able the principal Of Great Bril-
sa and Ireland the
cd with punctuaiity and despatch
Passages so engaged from London Br sol and Gree
mock likewise from Liverpool to ladephis, Boston, Bali
and Quebec, in first class American Packet Shil
Further particulars made kno aprlic9t to
w. j. T. TAPSCOrT, - P. ok slip
and 20 south strset.
Agents for the regular Packets for London Liverpool New
Qrleans Aahile Aaxanaah and ChaIlssian
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05

o,r,tse or rug CaSAL.-This day the Canal 10
ono,ed for travel to Lyaebburg II Is an era, ard
urcnd one. in the history Of Virgins. Richmond
Star, Dec
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05
MONEY TO LEND.

MONEY TO LEND.
BRAHAM J. JACKSON, PAWNBROKER, No s.
N Reade Broad-ay, loans money IN large 90
small sums may be required personal property OF a. DE-
scrptsons.
no MEPCHaNTs-Wsp, I'D a niddle se,d rer.os, ma
tive Of Scotland. wsnts situation a.
Salesman " wholesals Dry Goods store Tie has
wears es 10 the very hrst
London and Edsburgh oymest - III =. a.
4 tended
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05

Recommendations to an aeeoust publishe,
:, western paper, during the last ten years NOR
tina, a million Of people have settled in the west
To- The wear 1876 when the land speculatios reached
-. beisht the sales Of a single year smcunted "
about fifteen millions. In 1889, to sbeut six nib
lions.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05
r. A. g. r. BARNARD

A TToRNEYs AND CoUNsELLoRs AT LAW, Ma.
"a con- Gsoygia-ieen.ed to P.sees n all the Courts Of
Ksferenees-Hon ". r Tsnmadge n. Charles johnston
ION " u JAWS HOB Charies H. Euggiss Henry d. vauek
Dawson Green Co., Hon Thomas Dutlr King, Wayne Co.
Isaac B. Rowland Esq Jerry Cowles Esq Macoa, Georgia
MS lm.