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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-07-16

Louisiuna.-The election for Congress and
state officers took place in Louisiana, on Mon.
day the 9th of July. The Democrats nomi-
mated for Congress, Gilbert Leonard for the
first district, Gen. J. 3. Dawson for the Sec
ond district, Richard Winn, third district
The Wings, Edward ID. White for the first,
Thomas G. Morgan for the second, and j..
Moore for the third. 1t is not expected that
the Wings will carry more than one member.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-07-16

11Gen. Jackson has written letter to the
editor of the Nashville Union, defining, most
gratuitonsly we think, his position in the pre-
sent Presidential canvass. He expresses the
opinion that Mr.. Van Buren's course entities
him to rank by the side of Jefferson and Ma
olson, and says he never admired Gen. Har-
rison as Military man. We imagine this
is true, for several reasons-and more espe-
cially since General Harrison condemned his
conduct in the Seminole war. Among the
first acts of Gen. Jackson, on taking the Pre-
sidential chair, it will be recollected, was to
recall Gen. Harrison from his recent appoint
ment as Minister to Colombia. As to the
particular views Of Military qualification and
public service, entertained by Gen. Jackson,
we may be permitted to infer their character
from the fact that he was one of the miserable
minority in Congrc IS, whorefused tojoin in a
vote of thanks TO WASHINGTON, s'the Fa-
ther of his Country" on his retiring from Of
fee. We shall publish this letter in our next
paper.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-07-16
The same paper, of Tuesday, saws

The Same paper, Of Tuesday, says:
''Ihe bill which Congress was pleased gra-
clously to pass for enabling all the banks of
this District to aoind up, received the signature
of the President of the United States on the
night Of the Sd, by which means the stock
holders. &C., in the banks, were barely saved
from almost total and irremedable destruction
of their property"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-07-16
Charles III. LesUSS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

WILL regularly attend the superior and in
w ferior Courts of Augusta and Rocking
ham, and the Courts ofthe Corporation of
Stanton.
March s.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-07-16
MOUNT SIDNEY
HAT MANDATORY.

Y>HE subscribers take this opportunity of
informing their friends and the public ge-
nerally, that they continue to carry on the
HATING BUSINESS.
in Mt. Sidney, in all its various branches.
They will provide themselves with the best
of furs, and execute all orders in their line
with promptness and fidelity. In addition to
the work usually done i'm the country, they
also make PLUSH, BRUSH AND SILK
HATS.
Merchants dealt with on liberal terms.
The active partner of the firm acquired his
knowledge of the business in one OF the best
shops in Philadelphia, and feels confidence
that from his experience and thorough ac-
quaitance with it, that he will be able to give
entire satisfaction to the customers of the con-
Germ.
a. All kinds of Fur and Wool purchased,
or taken in payment for work at cash prices.
SCHENCK & CAWTHRON.
July 9.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-07-16

The present session of Congress will ter
inmate on Tuesday, the Dist inst. aresolutioD
to that effect having passed both Houses.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-07-16
NEWTON NICHE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

WILL practice in all the Courts held in
Staunton. His Office is up stairs, over
that of Thos. ]. Niche, where he will be
ready at all times to attend to any business
entrusted to his care.
June d. lS4O-tf
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-07-16
$40 REWAs<

Ran away from the subscriber living near
~Staunton, Augusta county, Va, a black
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-07-16
respectfully,
Your friend,
G.. JOHNSON.
Staunton, Thursday
9th July, 1910.


In the evening, at halfpast o'clock, there
was an interesting exhibition of the Pupils
Of the Institution at the Presbyterian Church,
before large and highly gratified audience.
The progress of the pupils, in the brief peri
cd the Institution has been in operation, is
truly astonishing.
After candle-light, concert of Vocal and
instrumental Music was given by the Blind,
assisted by some gentlemen amateurs, which
was also well attended, and gave general sat.
isfaction.
Although the day was crowded with cere-
kept up throughout; and we trust it has not
been without its profit, in deepening the pub
lie feeling in behalf of this noble institution.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-07-16

~ EMAINING in the Post Office at Staun
eton, July LIST, 1910.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-07-16

Staunton, July 2, 1910.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-01
SdDertfS- -93Wfdufe
in 9Gcrttln1ptcn G0ulltn.

Grr Sdcriff non 9rrthnmptou GauntD
mad,t fol0eu3e6 lie9cnbc5 Gi9entbum gum
@crtauf bcfdnnf, ndnlItd1:
Sm Samtag ben 21tcn cSunp, am SNauie
opu Cdoto MiUyCr, in Surs@aitCn. 90. l,
cine Y9phuitdtte roer Giruuolctte, ipcrauf
cine 4sr6tti9te gawmnpIIcn Wanufactnr err
richtct il, neblt Gin Q8ndcrraOs5N 5Nan6, ltc9erp
IN Siics@dilpn. Nr. 2-eiue Glrnnclptte mr>
rnuf eiN %rdm &'nnnmclIenbau6 crriehtet ill
--Nne GiQcrthum Upu Samuet Sred, Juu
uEo Sohn Swift
9lm Sumita9 oeu 21iteu GuuY, am Nauie
ncn Schn Sad,mau, in Gaftcn. @irc Yottc
Gjrmc, Iiegcno III Gaitcu, rpcrauf cin ;pets
ltGti9c6 Trdmbau6 errid)tet iit-0as @i9cns
tbum Ypn Samc5 2lcung.
9lm Mcutag ben 29itCn cSInY, am Nauic
uou 9iccrQc Strfcr III 9dcecrsOit. Bethel
Sin Snid, Rano, Cuthalteuo 50 2lcfcr, lics
Qcno in bCIdgtcm Taunidip, oardnf tcfiuoct
ltdh Gin II tttdt9cs SIcfhau5, Sd,ap, &c
Slcid,fdll6 II 2!dcr SNclStdno. SaS @i9crs
tNum ucu Gjccr9c Stcdlcr.
9lm Oienitd9 ceu soften GrnY, in Sb.Mt.
@cthcI, AM SIduie uUn Sacpb Yang. @iue
lEcbuitdtte uno SrlmoGrtte, 9cC9cn in gSlla
llam6bm9, lit bciaQtcm Gouuldtp, oarauf 1T
errjdtCt Gin 2:ltrdtQtes 6rimhou6, Sdlcuer,
uuO Elm VrmnCH. Nae GilentlNm pcn Gas
pio StrtcuthGl.
alm Cicut19 rcn soften Guny, in SbgRt.
@ctbcl, am JHauic urn ,Sacob 2ouQ. Gin Ct.
Sanc, cutholtcro IL 2Idcr unb 9irtheu, bds
rauf tcfnoet I'D, Gin Il t6di9tcS Slcdbars,
Gtan uuo 30 2ltpfglbdumr @lcjdlfalto oa6
pCrfInijdc Gigeutbum prn Srhn Eebar.
am CUurcrito9 ecn 2tcn SulD, am I3auic
non &tarIe6 98c,ecl, in NIatuftclp SaunI'p.
Sin 2,tpdigc6 1clnrruC6 9Eirtb6hau6 uno
IG7 2Itcr uuo % 9}uttcu Glno, auf peIdem
flh &d,eucr, StdNe, &c. bcfinocn. Gas @is
gcNtbum Upn Dieter SrpDn.
glm Wouta9 eru Gtcn GufD, am Gouic y.
pctcr GroG, ii Guidftu G'p. Gin ct. E0no
rru IS 2cfcr, lprrduf Elm GIcdbau6 erridtct
1T. Ods Gt9Cnthum ppn pctcr &cble.
| 9tm Gicuitag ben 7tcn GuiD, am Nauic
/ Gchu SocuWcircr, i'll ALLEN 1aunidp. Cas
/ Rcclt mo SSntcrCFc pDn cinem Stilf 2dno,
III beiagtcm Iauuiobip, ruthalteuo "a 9Ifer,
mcrouf cu SIcGhau6 cuidtet 1T. Gae Gis
9enthum pcn SSlcpb 9increa6.
/ @iu9eSc9cn uuo IN GrecHTiCu 9cncmmcn
uIo. .muo perfauft ocn
S)iram 2)lro, S6ertf.
! Gaitrr, SunD II.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-01
Jaw9an8 49,
s. c 81 II q II II q c II.

DieIe 3citltno wirO jeSen Naittprt1 auf
Sinem. 9roBeu Supcr'3cpal So9en, NIT 9onS
veuen Sdrftcn, herdusge9eben.
Der Sublcriptiou6sprei6 1T III { haief
ScS Sah,s, in rausbeio hlun9 =
Sm Sal btes uidt 9efhieht, 70 wereen ell'
Ibalcr NIB fiuf NIB 3'panSi9 SentS ol'9c>
lfhnet.
S3ciu Subicri6cnt rptrb fir ipent9er als 6
gipnote anocnommeu, uno feiner fam otc
3eituns auf9eben, bi6 ale 0tlfitduoc parauT
abbesablt iIno.
Sefnnntmatbunocu, petdle Cit 8trrcct
ousmad,eu, ,perpen oremal fir ctnen Gholer
einacriicft, unO fir jcOe fernere @inrndun9
flmf uuo spansi9 @entS. - 8rNerre i'ad'
@erbdltnis. ..oo
Dicjcuiqe meldle Die 3ettnt9 nit Der 99Glt
Sccr bem pcitrciter erhalten, mIllrn ltleit
Safitr bcsahlen.
sIae Sricfe an ben Ncran69e6er rnuiic''
y 0 lt.fr rin9eianbt peroeut iont perSel'
lie ntd)t ailf9eucmmen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-01
SlQdlrtdlt

Sci elmer 8erIammlung Der Gcmmticrrr5
non Tortbamptpn @aunth 9ebalten am err
fen 9Rai 1910, puroe
8efd)lDIIcn HnB Dcn uno nah oem
heutioeu eDatun, ba6 @auutD BON 9tcrs
tbamptcu iIt mioerIeBen wiu ge9en bic Ses
,Ghlullq oNcr llpfcfen bctrefeno SuqHiIttcn
ipetde oebaltcn pGroeu ilBcr tcpte SorperI
al(pp Der 6feutlid, itatt fano cher III @c0ens
mart mcbrcrcr pcrfcnen, wcourd pllc Sers
muthun9 Upn 8erbrcden reer @rmcroun9
we9fallen mus - peer III alien Sdllen bon
gcltitmcrb, no bic fIdI aIiO ieIbit scritorrnoe
9}erIrn binl6nelite6 9crmbacn htnterldstum
Die llufcitcu torau6 81 tcSabltn uno ale
Trieocn5ricbter ipcroen hierDurd benddIridls
ti9et, bng ale oCn linen, untcr eteien llTls
itdnrcn 0chateucu SnqulIticncn, ouf tbrc cts
gene 8erantpcrtlidFctt gebaIter wCrbcn i'm
NaI Die llufciteu bapou rerlCrcu 9ehcn,
Cousgencnmen in lcktcrn Safe, 100 bic linz
fcifen aus Der [Hinterlahenid1aft be6 coer Der
8erltorteuen be;ahlt iperccna ftnnen) tneem
bos @auntD, nm bic SrS0blHng Der Soften Su
pcrmcibciL ctc @ricgc III SInlpruN nelmen
mirS.
SefdloTer 0aB ber Sdrctter ons
9crpieicn mcroc, 9fad,ridlt ;u qcbcn pcll benz
rbi0cu &cltEe ourh Scflnutmdd'nr8 cels
irbeu in alien 3citrr9en ocs Gaunty'6.
9lu6 oer &erbanclurQcu,
Gtarle5 {. @terlM 9lcrf.
Gdlfcr, cen 29ltcn Dfab, Il9--SHl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-01
[Sdr ecn "eetba patriot.
S5ugra5 far $Sorr; Dm.

Tune, "The Huuoh."
Sourrab fir j.arriipu ruft laut
Sin jeber 8tcbcrman
9fad, thm Der 9feiol' ttno Slrnie fitaut,
QGetl er uns belfen FAINT;
Wc9 NIT bem Wavtirb NIT itHA ,rrt,
@r iir Elm feilcr SEnedt,,
Gr b6lt ntdt, tpie CT ictIt', fcm gBOrt
9ieilr, or it un3crcht.
Nurrab fir &arrtigr, bulrah
9urrab fur Sarrticn j!
0adbt auf ibr greilcut! fomm. teran,
lluo ruff laut eul SIurrGb
Sur SarriIcu, Den braeeu Waan,
Der iteht ais SNclo ftetS ca.
Gr nebm' ben Sie pom tlciEsGy Ban,
Gem or BAT ihu oerbient
Gr mad,' ms frei pcn SIub rHo @anu,
g8cEin mir jest nct dnb.
9luft: Giuat bcd, Der traoa 02ann
Surrab fur @arrllOn !
Sin9t frrubi8 Srhoer! iIn9t Yer9nd9t
Gd6 6lag!Ieb ppu Gem Gan,
Ter traurig balo ,u gptrn lic8t
2ll6 cin befdmpfter 9Rnnn.
lln6 allcr @Ipden better S1aG,
&crfllnoi9c ben WtauL
Der durcrn miro uno beeern az
Der uu6 erIDicu fauit.
Surrab fir NarriTon, tuyrah
1urrab fir &9arrtiSn q!
N2it Ndncctlatiheu, Iautcr SGHnL
Stiu9t 6arrion lurrab!
Der flcine Sau, Der weitbe ibm
@r lit eiu Stilnlper ja.
Niau ititrj' ben &an ppn fciu;nj Gtron,
Ger thm nidt rICbr gebabrt,
Iie6 lit iein ppM cccctenter ECku
Dies it mas jbm 9eb6rt.
8pn Mmb SIT mluuc fhaa e6 Gtrra
%,NrraB fur Garriipn b!
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-01
OefentltG6e 9laCDrtCbt.
cn Der @curt vcn Common plea6 orn Fcda
@auntp, GcccmbersIcrmtn, 1889, q. u.
Sur writ Of Partition.
9lenben GdnloNcr, -
rs

5, NaneI &tnS cSchu Grub, Sac. .. &llIti3,
5cleph SfuTt, Gantcl G'rcB NIB eatharIlla,
ySclIen Nrau, Daniel SdmcYer, Cdcrb &rcrs
Ter uuo gD(arD 9lnu, bcGeu Yrdu, Samuel
Gd,mc9er, Scbu SdmrYer, { tiqm. ShmoDer,
Nenrtd SdlmrDcr, Gmelme SdmcDcr gIn'
na Waria GhmcYer, @meIme SdlmoDer Sd'
rab 9lmelia Sd,mrWr, @ltiabeth SdlmcDer
Iuo Seujamih SdmrDer), Charles Stcm0rc
unb Sdrab, Ieiue Srou, 9Stttlam Moter,
uno SuIannu, Irjne Srau, 2Inu Sull0na
@d,n,pper, Sarab Sd,mcDer, crnatb. 8rcts
rio unp @lifatetb. feline Trdu, pct. Gd)mrD'
er, gBiAiam Sd'upYcr, Sdmc6 SdlmcDcr,
cSdcrb GunB mn Meter ShncYfr.
SCchcntlicbe yfaCbr,1t iviro bisrmit 3eSc.
ben, Sas in Nrlge ctue8 3cfehl5 ron Der
Court ppn Common QlcaS Yon Eed'a 91ulls
10 in Der pbi9cn SGdc, eattrt cen 4tcn sag
giuD, q. .. IS40, Euo All midi 9crIdtet al0
5 Sopd,s S6eriff pon gedld &auntD, lrIl ouf ot'
fcutlider @critei9erun0 oerdufcrt mcroclt
0onucrItaQS, ben 20ften Gag 2IuAult q. ..
1910 ouf rem &jrunbitiifc icItit, lte9eno iuni
Sbeil il, 2cnhia 5auufhip, unc tbetl6 III ".
gHhcitban Iaunid,ip, IN Ecd'a @anntD, SpGl
Observation-Disclosures &jruntftilfe, 9Scbnhaus
NIB Strid, cbcr Stl,d Eaae, ncbt 3utehrr,
entbalten 3uIammeu Speihuucert rno imbIf
9lcfcr unS orei6i9 9iuthen, uno 3u9abe oon
fcds WrrSent; itoeenb oil pdnberctn mn
leetb II Miidlael Stortp Nhdlael Ncibert II.
ieetbin lleter guttcl uuo anocrc; oI6 o1ls
felbc @ruuritif, Gsmelcct III obi9em 9Sr't
beeoleihcn cm 9rUfercr Strit, BON cnhun'
bert unc srrci uub Icdb6Si9 2idery une cnbnl'
FRA Der Mutben. Norduf tctnret lId'
fsM.fttA ein Epsif0di9t Srdmhans, nno eill
iss.ElS emlt6figt Slcfbau6, cine Sd'mei'
~ SerId'cuer uuc cine flcine Sdcuer
unb Sprir9haus, Gin Sbif9artcn nit chn9c'
fibr einbunbert &iumeu, NranSt9 9der llnc
Scblauo uno cbnQcfGbr fmf older 9Scieu.
lano /; Der 2cit pfu8tano, nit cillem grey
fen WaiIerlirchm Der burdh oaiclbe ldutt
Der flcinere Strid) enth6lt neln nno Scrilt
SLIDER uuo ueunSt9 9iutben, rpcrunter otcrNl
SIter Socl;lauc NIB Der 3cit Pfn9s uno QSIc'
fenlano it,.
Der @crfauf tpirb @ornlitta8S I'M II llbr
an erfd9tem Gage anfouqeu, nm ncld'e 3CI
bic Sebiu9uu9cu icucn bcfannt 9rmadt mer
ben, opn
s. .. Wteefcr SNertif.
c5unD 10. nQ-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-01
tlna11 11&mgt8tcitss GrEavau1 2sr 81
cinigfcn GtnatCn.


tlma1 11&mgiaEcitss GrEaruu1 2sr 4Ser.
cint9tcm GtGatEn.
gScnn e6 i'm 2Mlfe mcnlhliCber g.
rct9ntBe fit Gin 9olf uDtbwenpt9 ptrn
Die pOlitii(hcn Sanoe aufSulGlen mel
dc e6 al cir 0npere6 fnltpfen, InO ulls
ter oen Wai6tcn oer @rpe ric ct9cnc
uup 9lciCbe StelIe Gtu5uiIebr1clL 81 Der
c6 ole @cleee Der 9tltUr unb be6 @Ut>
res Der 9fatltr tere6ti9cn: 70 Yerl1n9t
onifinri9c 9tCbtllng 9c9en Ole Otet<
nun9en Ger Wieni6en paB c5 Die lit
la6cn erfldrc rte e5 81 bteier Srcns
tll19 5lrtn9cn.
9l}jr balteu tiefc @otrteitcn rur6
lICD icltif crluieieL b1b 0lle mIenitten
gleld) 9cid)ahcrL baB fe prn tbrcm
Sd'Npfcr nit 9cluilen unUerIaHtrlis
den 9fc6ten bc9att moreeu, roruntcr
Gcb II, Nrcth cit mb Sneben
n1tb 0llltficlt9fcit iirO; baB Sur Ct
6crun9 rtcier 9te0te J(c9terln9en I'LL
ter bcn O{enfd)en errt6tct pCrrcn, &C.
rcn gcre0te 0elpatt bon ber 0ctfttntz
nllln9 Der Rc9ierten tcrrllbrt; unb fos
balo tr9eno cine Jle9ierun96forn Htes
fem 39pCf 5urptoer tif, ffcbt rem Sols
fe ba6 9tcdt 81, ffe abSniblncn mo
cine ncue 9fc9tcrun9 81 errthten, De-
rem 0rlno 0uf iol6cn Drinctpjen be-
ruhe llno bcren OtaCbt fD etn9ert6tet
ieL c1B Si6erbeit unb Y9oblflhrt oc6
Splf5 b1plr0 am Observation-Disclosures
beIDtrft rerre. &lu9bett pltroe III Der
Slut pDrIdrctbcn, baB nl1n Ian9sbcs
ff1nccne Gcgtcrllu9en nidt gcrtn9cr
uno prriibcr9Cbcneer llrfld)en balbcr
inrCrn mllbe; uuo Grflbrln9 bat
rcn9en1dB, ffct6, 9e3ei9t baB ole :Ofcns
iNen Itcber lctben, 10 llngc tte lletcl
nod ertra9lj6 iino, al6 bat3 lte iIb oa5
Jfe6t oeridafen bur6 9lbi6offlin9
Der etnmal 9Crbbntcn Ge9tcrlIn9Ss
form. 9itCr iuenn cine lan9e. unab,
ld1i9 benlCiben 9lpef beatiIhtt9enrc
9tetbe Don OdBbrduhen unb 2Inrnais
llln9en ba5 8prbaten erretiet, nlail
rolie Ife ulttcr abI bIplllten SeSpptt8nu5
brin9cn 70 9e3iemt tbnen, ia 70 iino
lfe oerpHicbtet cine folGc 9te9ierlln9
ab3uperfen mo ffcb ucuc Stir8idofr
fir ibre fllufti9c SiGerIctt ST oeri0af
fen.
60 baben BENT au6 oteie Sclonien
biSber 9erulbi9 gelttten llllo oon ner
9lrt if otc Iotbnenbt9tctt, rrelhe lIe
ickt srUtu8t ibre oprnlaligen 9'c9tee
rlm96fpfeme llm;ltineerH. &Cte Gjes
| itidNe nes gc9enrp6rti9en G6nt96 pol
| @roBbrittonieit.iif cine Gjefhid,te irtt
oerbolter llnbtloen nno 9IHlnaiiltn9en,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-01
Sor-QolleCt0rU1.
SunD 10.

Nrlocnte perioueu Gne ais TarsGcltectos
zen iilr 9cdba @auutD eruannt pcrocn.-Cies
Srlben ,pcrocu hermit erird't, lire OupliFate
IN Der @cmmiht III Ger Stact
SIaeutauu in @mpfan9 gu nrbmcn am Mcn'
ras ben 29iien ndditen Stunt:
elllentauu--Scfepb Rrdner.
SNannpuer-cIrdel Srcrlcr.
2c,phia. .-Saccb @artman.
cnn9ic.-Scbn Sd,afcr.
Sal,tur9-Saccb 2rcrel.
Sbers Soucoua.-Sciepb RcbrD.
GcrosWbeithan. .--Gieor9c q. 9ienharc.
Snos9Sbeitbaa. .-9iatban @iutb.
0tcrthamptcn.-Sob Ncnitq.
9Bciseuturg. .--Canet Senitcrmodcr.
SbcrsWacuu9ie. e.--Scujami 9afGnbad.
Sber,Rilfero. .-Schn Slider.
oeioelber9.-Schn SnDocr, CSLtRtcnidm.
2Dun.-Saltiau Seni9hpfT.
cSacob Serr
SOenrD geb, : Gcm'r6
9ybtltp Nearicn, }
Suui II. itq-Sm
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-21
POSTPONED.
The following sale is postponed until
the FIRST Monday in April next.
SHERIEE,S SALE

The following sale is postponed until
the FIRST Monday in April next.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
VI & "A r X Company Relnmablc to Holmes
VS. vend expo Circuit Court, TO April
JEFF Faheree, o Far term 1910
theree, ct al
n Y yi'tue of the above stated vendiso
EsD exponas which issued from the
clerks Office OF the Circuit Court of Holmes
county, and to me directed, | shall expose
10 sale to the highest bidder for cash, at
the Court house door of my county. on the
third Monday in March neat,
the following described tract or parcel of
land, to wit: lot number 2 secfou25, lo,
number J, section 50, the east hujl north
east quarter, and the north half of west
halI OF north west quarter, section IS, and
lot number section 25, all in township
number 10, range ! east, and lot number
=, section 30. Levied on rs the property
OF Ohedihh Farlheree to satisfy the above
stated case aud costs of SUIT. will sell
al the right, title and interest that the de-
'endanI Fartheiee has in and to the above
deserted properly. Feb IL, 1910
Gray sou & Griffin, nil'nvs for pl'n,Ts.
j d WYATT, Sheriff.
Feb IS tds II pru's fee SIT
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-21
SHERlFE"S SALE

"''iiam sonells Retmnable TO Holmes
r, .e'u expo .rout Court 10 April
benl Wiltshier ~ term 1910.
William Stiger.
EIEs Y virtue of the above stated venditio
LID eXponas to me directed, | shall ex.
pose TO sale to the highest bidder for cash
at the court house door of Holmes county
on the
first Monday ofAmil
next, the following described tract or par.
eel OF land, to wit: the west quarter OF sec.
ton ID, township Is, range east.
Levied Oh as the property Of William
Stiglcr To satisfy the above stated execu.
ton and cost Of suit, wil sell all Ne .feht
title interest and claim, that tie defendant
Slglcr may have in aud TO The above de-
scrlbed tract or parcel If land.
j. ID. WYATT, Sheriff
OF Holmes county.
[Lansdalc plf' ATTY.
Feb 20, IL IDS
Prs fee $40 so
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-21
=---- ---''- - 1900
Nlll,l( E.

FHVHE public are hereby cautioned
IL agaIns; taking two notes drawn by
me. IN favor OF James Simmons or order,
dated October OH, 1899; one payable in
one year from It's date; the other PAYABLE
IN two years from lis date; each for the
sum of two hundred and nine dollars and
interest added, as have received no con
siderailon thereof. They were wrongful
ly delivered 10 said Simmons BY II. b.
Oliver of Franklin, contrary 10 agreement,
and without consideration Of any kind, and
! shall not pay them.
WILLIAM S. WARD.
Jan 81 ii Pm
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-21
POSTPONED

The following sale is postponed until
the first Monday Of April next.
SIIERlFF'S SALE.
Lemuel Bullock Retnrnablc to rro,nc,
VS. al Il ia Circuit Court to Anril
Josiah Keen ct al term ls4O.
W. virtue OF the above stated execu.
tss<1 tlou TO me directed, will expose to
safe TO the highest bidder for cash before
the Court house door OF Holmes county on
the
Third Monday the sixteenth day of
March
next, the following described property 10
vii: the south west quarter section nun.
Der 3, IN township ID, range = east, wilh
a good well OF water, so acres OF cleared
land IN high state of civilizations; south
west quarter of section Is, township Is.
range Z east, well improved, also the west
halt OF south east quarter Of section Ii,
township ID, range 2 east, also well i'm.
proved containing in AL 400 acres.
Levied on as the property Of the defen.
dant Josah Keen to satisfy plaintiff claio
and cost Of suit. Feb l3 1910.
}. ID. WYATT, Sheriff
BY WIN. STiGLER, ID. S.
February IA, II ids
Pr. f'e SIT
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-21
The STATE Or MISSES 1PrIs5

The STATE Or MiSSiSS,PpI
Bfunelta J Barton BY her nest / On Oh, ron;ty
hiend SamhBarion compla nj side of tbc
-, Holmes Cncuie
Ohio w Beall ct ais defcnd,is Cont :, Al
a Il rules held in said C.nrt. on Tho
Ia "a day of November, 1880, in tho
ao"se case It appearing to the satisfaction
o. Inc CouTtih Joseph Hughes and F.llo
his wife, late Frllo Dent, WIN are defend
arts IN this case, are not residents of The.
stafe OF Mississippi, it is therefore ordered
by the Court that publication be mad. in
The Lexington Union, requiring The said
Joseph Hughes and Fello his wife, late
fellow Dent, 10 appear at The next term of
th's Court, be holden at the Court hopss
N The town Of Lexington on the third
Monday IN April next, then and there 10
answer, plead, or demurrer to the aliega.
TONS set forth in said bill, or they will DO
taken pro. conlesso, and decree made in
iavor oil the complainant.
III. MORTON. Clerk.
FcbS Is
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-21
DOCTOR !. S. HiiTCELL,

NNTILL continue to praGe all the
w branches Of his professor in Lex
iuslon, Miss. He can he find at all
times at his residence, or alhe Drug
Store OF w. I'll. Elliott.
All accounts will be consiAed due at
the time of rendering the servn
jana g Sin
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-21
w. II. RAY.
N OTI CE.

FTVHE undersigned having formed
I'd co-par'nerstip for transactinr n
Iancrai commission business in the CIV
OF View Orleans, under The firm Of Eluisev
" Bell. One of his firm. j. NJ. Bell
wa remain throughout the season a,
V'cksburg, and will be prepared ut alI
tunes to receive consignments, and make
4 !vonces on Cotton. The office is No.
81 Banks Alley, New Orleans.
ABRAM A. HALSEY.
JOHN NJ. BELL.
February %, Is G
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-21
> . { | A l. HAIL..

"a THIS new establishment il sit.
l.,.S1, ua'ed s'uih Of the public square.
80 ana Is open for the reception of
travellers and boarders.
The subscriber is improving and will
continue TO improve his house until hc
~ahes 1t comfortable; and he assures
hose who may call on him, that all lis
energies shall he put in requisition for
th.ir comfort aud convenience. He will
he governed 10 his charges by the ru,cs
usually exacted.
One charge for instance-mnn and
horse per night, with supper aud Lreakfas.
81.
All others in proportion.
As before observed, if he fails to render
those coniortabIe who nay call on him,
It shall be the want Of ability and not
medication.
The Social Hall is retired, md No in.
temperance. or disorder will DO permitted
about ii.
W. II. RAY.
Feb | I2 f.
Q~7- The "S,olhern Reporter" Mt
Grenada, and the " Yazoo CIV Whie "a.
\ AGO City, will please copy tho above,
SIX weeks and send their account 10 this
tlice for payment.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-21
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MOI ICE.

NV IL IL.
a LII those indebted to me for the
- years 1888 and by note or nc.
roant, will please call and make immedi
ate payment; those falling to do 50 by the
first Of February next, will have to settle
with an officer.
N. ID. Cash will be required for all
work done from and after this date.
JAMES WHITAKER.
Ian IL