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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-24
O""u"I II, To
printers fee 9 dolIars.)
SHERlEENS SALE.

SHERlEE"S SALE.
lambath Returnable TO Holmes
ihopmson Circuit Court to Anil
VS. Ii ia term ISA0.
Thacker w Winter &
w Ii Washington.
EQV virtue of the above stated execu-
e. ton to me directed, shall expose to
public sale TO the highest bidder for cash,
at the court house door Of my county on
| the
Third Monday the lin day of February
next, the following described tract or par.
Gel of lands to wit: the north west quar-.
ter and south half of section IL, the north
half OF section ID, east half south cas-,
quarter north half south west quarter sec
ton ID, east half north east quarter sec
ton IL, township ID, range / east, the
south half south west quarter section Is
north east quartar east half north ives
quarter section 10, township l3, range
east.
Levied on as the property of the defen
dant Thacker w. Winter to satisfy tn
above stated execution and cost of suit
January 18th 1910.
(Rives 81 Hughes for pltf.)
JNO. ID. WYATT, Sheriff
OF Holmes county.
January Is, 10 ids
printers fee IL dollars.
|
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-24
pOSTPONED.

The following sale is posted until the
First Monday'in February next.
NOTICE.
wDY virtue Of a deed of trust executed
"a to me as trustee, for Joseph II. Wat
son, by Richard II. Watson, on The l7,h
day of April, 1889, and regularly recorded
in ;hc Probate Office of Holmes County,
Miss. in Book ID pages 375 to 377, ] will
sell fifteen days from date, Che 2lst day
of December,) at the court house door in
the town Of Lexington, 10 the highest bid
der for cash, the following described pro-
perry, TO wit: one negro woman named
Lucy, aged tweniy.three years, and her
child, aged three days; three gray horses,
and three cows and calves. Being the
property conveyed to me as trustee, as
aforesaid, by said deed Of trust; and will
convey such title to the purchaser or pur
chasers Of the same, as is vested in me by
said deed OF trust.
CHRISTOPHER ROBERTS,
Trustee
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-24
NOTICE

gHvIE undersigned having obtained
81 letters OF administration upon The
estate of James Davis, deceased, at the
December term, 1899 o.! the Probate
Court Of Holmes county, Miss. hereby
give notice that all persons indebted to the
estate of the said deceased, TO come for
ward and pay the same, and all persons
having claims against the deceased, will
present them within the iime prescribed
by law, or they will be for ever barred.
WIN. A. mcgee, Admir-.
MARY DAVIS, Adm'x.
Dec 81 CIV b
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-24

I'll LIST of Letters remaining in the po.,
1kJA Once at Lexington, Miss on tbe IT,,
January lolo, which i not taken out by tbe IT,
April next, viii he sent to the General Po,t ~
Office as dead letters. o''
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-24

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Probate Cour,
Holmes County, to witt Jan term, lo4O.
a GREEABLY to an order of the
IA Honorable Probate Court Of said
county, made at the January term 1870,
thereof, notice is hereby gwen to all per-
sons Interested in the lands, teuements and
Entertainments John II. Williams, decd +,
to be and personally appear before tht
Honorable Probate Court Of said county
at the March term, 1910 thereof, to show
cause if any they have or can, why an
order should not be made by said Court for
the sale Of the following real estate be-
longing 10 said decedent, TO wit: south
west quarter Of section 3, township ii,
range 3 east II having been suggested
to this Court by the Administrator, that
The personal estate of the said deceGent
is insufficient to pay the debts owing from
said estate.
WITNESS, the lonora.
ble Alv0h Wilson, Judge
l.. S. of said Court, the first Mon
day Of January, 1910.
ISSUED the 9th dav of January, 1910
J NJ. HOLLlNGSWOETU,
Clerk.
Jan ii 8 CIV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-24
SHERiFF'S SALE.


Lancing, Monroe & Returnable 10 Holmes
King Glcuit Cou,t 10 April
VS. ais vend expo term 1910.
IhosS Maury ct al
b D \ virtue Of the allowed stated vend-
EE ito eXponas to me directed, ! shall
expose TO sale to the highest bidder for
cash, at the court house door Of my county
Oh The
Third Monday the l7h day of February
next, the following lot Of ground 10 Wit:
lot humber 50, situate lying and being in
the town of 1chula.
Levied on as the property Of the defan.
dant I hos. S. Maury to satisfy the above
stated venditioni exponas and cost of suit
| will sell all the right, title, interest and
claim that the defendant Maury has il
and to the same. January 18th 1910.
5 u Gibbs for pllf)
JNO. d. WYATT, Sheriff
OF Holmes county.
January IS, 10 ids
printers fee 9 dollars.)
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-24
THOS. W. HARRIS.


JOS. II. KiLPATRcE, THUS W. hA"hi''
FITZPATRICK s. HARRIS
ATTORNEYS e. COUNSELLORS
An LAW.
Have associated themselves together IN
The practice Of law, they will attend the
Courts Of Carroll, Holmes, YaZoo ana
Alfalfa: all business entrusted to their
care will receive their joint ard undivided
attention.
Their Office is in Lexington MississiP-
p, where one or both may at all tunes bo
found, except absent on professional ousI'
Hess.
January Is, 10 On
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-24

January II, 9 ids
PRINTERS fee II dollars.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05

on to try this matter or to entertain any charges
against his client.
Mr.. O'Conner said he had prepared new writ of
prohibition restraining this Court from further pro-
cecding in the matter. This he had had laid be-
fore the Supreme Court, and the answer was that
the Judges would look into the matter and probably
give decision tomorrow.
The District Attorney said he had short and
simple reply TO all these objections. The writ Of
prohibition which had been served upon the mem
bers OF this Court, was directed to Court unknown
10 the Constitution, or TO any one else 1t was di-
rected to the Judges Of the Common Pleas of the
Ctty OF Ne'c York. Now there was such Court
but there was the Common Pleas of the CITY and
County of New York. II was therefore, futile TO
suppose this Court would feel itself bound by that
writ, especially when it applied charges that had
been dismissed on the demurrer.
Judge Inglis said that he merely wished TO oh
serye that the words of the first rule granted in this
matter needed no criticisms. They were intended
to apply substantially to the dismissal of these char
ges on the demurrer. The charges which the Court
was met TO try were new, and he did not think that
the writ of prohibition affected them at all
Some further and more desultory conversation
then came up among the members of the Court in
the course of which, Aid. Chamberin intimated
that himself and others were very tired of listen
ing to such futile Objections and that they attended
at great sacrifice OF time" The Court cons nted to
let the whole matter rest until II o'clock on Tues
day
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05
County Court.
Present the three Judges Of the Common Pleas, the
Recorder and ten Aldermen.

Present the three Judges Of the Common Pleas, the
Recorder and ten Aldermen.
In the matter Of Henry W. Merritt, one Of the spe-
ciai Justices, &c.-The members Of the Court hav
ing assembled, the Recorder minated to the Dis
trict Attorney that he might proceed. Mr.. Cutting
then and asked il It was possible the court
would proceed to the trial Of Justice Merritt, in
face of the writ Of prohibition which had been SER
we'd upon the members from the Supreme Court.
The Recorder said that the writ only applied 10
the 6rst set Of charges, which had been dismissed
by the Court of Common Pleas, and could not affect
the right of the court totry the charges now before
II
Mr. O'Connor said that he certainly had read in
paper which he could not suppose to be the organ
Of this, any court that the must proceed to-
day. He alluded to q paragraph in the Morning
Herald and from that circumstance he had applied
TO the District Attorney, who, with the most per-
feet candoursod good faith had answered him, in the
affirmative. Still he did not suppose the court
would proceed in such haste, when by waiting
few hours they might have the argued before
the Supreme Court and in all probability get de-
cision.
Mr.. Cuttisg said that himself and his associate
were perfectly satisfied that the Aldermen had no
right to sit in that any other court, and more
over he did believe that those personages were not
judges at all, in any sense Of the word IL so, ne
would ask, was this Court any thing more than a
mere mob On this point they were ready TO go 10
the sspremc Court, and prepared to argue ~ support
Of the rule which had been obtained. He, Tor him
self and client would continue to protest against
any other proceeding, and against this court gong
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05
General Sessions.

MAY 4---The whole Of the Aldermen, except
Alderman Tamadge, were in attendance to hear the
charges preferred against Henry Meigs, the clerk
of the court, by John c. Spencer, Secretary of
State, for neglect of duty in not making a return
to the Secretary of States Office, agreeably to the
law of 1888.
The accused was called, but did not appear, and
the matter was ad journed 10 Tuesday. ~.
The names ofthe grand jurors were then called
over but only Is appeared, and the court directed
fresh panel
The following is the calendar for the term
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05
ny- MEDICAL CARD. On

DOCTOR GLOVER is consulted con6dentiahy, usual,
- days at his Office He continues to devote his atten
exclusively select branch his profession, and the
treatment Of all delicate diseases and for the safe and
speedy Of whish he has received the
notice Of strangers and Others The
medicine and pharmacy have enabled him to introduce
aud remedies which have emineny
cessfa in removing elects Of long stanng seminal weak
ness, yphis and all constitutional diseases arising from
Purtes of the blood His medicines for the Of goanorr
Me nor put certain and prompt
ated in his profession in Phlade ia therefore his profess
ona claims do entitle him be
dsant doctors medical buffers and great preends whose
treated unsuceessfuy by the ignorant and
this branch of surgery, invited TO make application his
office, No Ann street. Broadway, adjoining the Amer
can Museum.
N B. Separate and separate Offices provided
aud all commune atoms strictly confidential.
90 Private entrance to his Office three doors from the
Museum, where he will be found any hour until 10 in the
syeing. ely
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05
Non morbus pierumgue, lsed cyatio negiecta, in
feyfcit.

GREAT ECONOMY IN TEETH!!-The best mineral
slcions .ncorspble teeth inserted at The low charge OF
50 each quality aud IN astJ by
other operator Whatever although at three times the above
charge Full Of teeth handsomely mounted IN fine gold
upon the principle Of suction and asuperor plan
Every other operation the teeth executed N scientific
Those dental operations will do we'll 10
call at rs Chambers street. Removed from $50 broadway
"'''"""''' ' " 80 D. r. WAKEFIELD. NJ d.,
Dentist, rs Chambers -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05

PLUMREN MD E.ttII'EfHi
Bro1dupv n. y
AANUFAC TURES every kad q Brassl ILaapper;. And
wi Lead Lft aad Force PUMPS, WATEh CbOSETs'
Hot and Cold BATHS, &c. . ,.,- r.,
The above articles together With every observation oIbras
copper and lead connected With hydra"c or comes
tic purposes aud manufactures executed on the lowest Pos
sise terms myRlm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05
Coroner's Office.

An inquest was held at the corner Of Roosevelt
and South street. on the body Of William c. wv
brants, mate ofthe ship ST. John, Mobile packet,
found in the East river No evidence was sdduced
10 show how the deceased came in the water, and
the jury returned verdict Of found drowned
At lO7 Narick street, the body IF Robert Greer
son, native of England. aged 81 II appeared that
the deceased had been aing for a long time, and
that he died from the bursting of blood vessel
Verdict accordingly.
On the body Of Esbcrt Grimes, late the assessor
IF the Sixth Ward whs has been missing for the
last five months, and his body found Sunday near
geekman street. Notcstimony was adduced respect
ing the death Of this unfortunate man, and the Jury
returned a verdict OF found drowned
At No l07 Clinton street, on the body Of Lucinda
Freeman, eighty-nine years old. The Jury found
that the deceased died from " old age"
At So Washington street, On the body Of John Di-
vine, aged four and a half years. II appeared that
the deceased went to play by the side Of the North
river. and IT was supposed, fell in, and drown
ed The jury fund a verdict Of accidental death.
On the body OF a well dressed, gentlemanly look
ing red haired ybung man, who was found in the
norh river, IN shocking state Of decomposition.
he had only one cent in his pocket. Verdict, found
drowned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05


Under the AsToR HOUSE myt Nv.
CCALD HEADThis prevalent disease is speedily cradle
- ted BY Mrs MOTT, Female Physeian. ap 7-2m,
GILBERT DAVIS IS Pine street, corner Of William street
VI offers for sale Wines and Brandes superior Ia quality OF
his importation direct from the various esatesail
CHAMPAG MES Boussy aud vsrrenay, each premium
Wines from the estates formerly OF bosis AN Nupua do
O. X. d.; and various other marks-yintage Of 1884,
BURGUNDIEs vintage 1884, various brands OF the highest
CLARETsChateau Margaax, 1884, Chateau Latour, 1885,
and various other brands Chateau Sa,Iterne, $40
HOCKs.-Jehsnnssherg Csbret Prince Metternich, 1894
NbsEiIEs .superior, 1894; scharrberg, Brsunehsrg
unhaus,n Dusemond Pespor Zeltngen, Grsaeh and Win
MADEIRA-London Particular, via India, from various
Houses.
SHERRY ZINE Pale, Gold, and Brown.
Tod, direct from OpOrto..
RRANDiEs-Very old and selected from the makers
vaults vintage FISH warraned also Oard Dupuy Co.'S
best. myf0
MAR s1R-I should almost consider myself devoid
~ gratitude did thank You for the good that your
Red Drop done Having been led away by the oes
shh vour presscs To and alter TRYING al
every medicine that the quacs OF tins city endesvor
palm upon the community, Found myself wasting away and
The disease fast undermining my c.nutution han os
,bandoned the hope being restored former
when procured bottle Of Red Drop and am now en-
reIv recovered without bad effects of the disease
naming My dear sir all the return can ever make you VIII
,, To to those who have been AZ unfortunate
nyse assuring them, with the utmost ce.hdencs that WI
fail in producing aspeedy and lasting care v.-.
ar. a. liberty 20 publish the letter but beg the favor
hstyou villa OF pabsh the name. Division street per
nli''"" 'f mas I'm
DE BRADSHAW mas removed TO No. 50 Liberty street,
y do.r west o. broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05

sYnProMs.-Of sixty five insolvent debtors to be
heard at Cork, seventeen are spirit dealers
Child murder, by mothers, is very prevalent in
England.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05

nnaon Of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
him.
Hats done M in the very best styles and from thorough
knowledge of the above business, he will
tsaction those favor him with their patronage
Hats cleaned for the trade. sy2O Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05
.auesa Aa FOR BRlDGEPORT IN CoNNEC
Coy - TON WITH The HoUsAToNlC

.aueSN 2l FOR BRIDGEPORT, IN CONNEC
Cd - TON WITH The HousAToNlC
RVS pOlNT, Norwak, commencing on Saturday, May I'd,
Is0-The steamer NINROD will leave side Of CatIa
rine market slip morning Suntys excsped at clock
for the above places Returning ill leave bridgeport at ~
oclock (noon and Nerwalk p NJ, arriving IN New York
at Stages will leave Norvsk for hidgefeid New Canaan,
Danbury, West Port, Green Farms, and lteddng Ridge.
The cars will leave Bridgeport for New Milford. Stages
running connections to aud from the leave Sandy Hook
for Souhbuy, Woodbury., and Lchaeld from Lands End to
Danbuy from New Mf I'd for Litehfed, Kent, Cornwall
and Canaan Stages leave Bridgeport for Fairfield Southport
Derby, New Haven, Straiiorc, aus Milford.
THE FAIRFIELD,
a9SSsos "a FOR WALK, STAMFORD,
Es-S.lxzr-r HORSENECK, ANB SAWPir IT'S, leaving
-K-sss--Z- New York at p. Norwalk at Stamford
at 81 Horseback 81 Sawptts she steamer FA r.
FIELD will leave side of Caane market slip every
day for the above place st connection as usual
On Saturdays the Fairfield will continue her trps through to
bridgeport leaving Bridgeport on Monday at A VI N.Y. 3m
FOR POUGHKE EPSIE,
Every day. Sundays excepted landing at Caldwels West
Point, Cold Spring, Fishkill Landings
New Hamburger, and Milton ,.z.
A3H "a The new and splendid steambsat OS cola,
Capt. Verdine Truesdell, will leave the foot of
Chambers street. afternoon, (aundays
exccped O'clock commencing Tuesday 5st March, 1890
Reurnns-will leave Poughkeepsie every morning at
O'clock
For passage apply to the Captain board, to NJ NJ
ID. r. Martin, ia West street.
NIB All goods freight bank bills specie ether property
taken board this boat must be at the risk Of the
thereof m3i 3n|
Fs>sh.- s,sa,--,,57,,k FOR PHILADELPHIA-sWIFT
-fsS x-xxEa...n.A SURE LINE, via Delaware and Rar
<..1ssx,.sss. Canal by Steam.--The barge
PHILADELPHIA 3 now loading at Pier No East River,
and will have immediate despatch.
For freight which will he taken at rates, apply to
myi WM. II. THOMSON. South ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05
NEW YORK, TUESDAY MORNING. MAY 5. 1910. I

+ UNGS, LIVER, RAISING BLOOD, ASTHMA LOs 3
II OF FLESH, PLANTATION, COUGHS, &c. &C.
Persons who use DR.. TAYLOR'S BALSAM OF LIVER
WORT Tor other complaints, should endeavor
consult the original proprietor 81 Chambers street
Chatham where medicines might
answer, and there is no charge for adpice
Parcels Of farrago mixture, prepared from bad materials
pretending to be Baam of Lverwor have been thrown
into tbs MARKET loss dealers and INJURY to the sick
which makes II necessary for the proprietor pa
tent and copyr.ht protect the public against lary and
position Touch none that has not The certificate Of
in own HANDWRITING and suitable reward will be paid
such proof will lead conviction of any person
signs name to re ang to my Basam OF Liver
wort and must be fully nDde rstood that have
with Dowery the individual that no
longer authorized my vend :,edcne All
who the Basam Of Liverwort by advice gratis
OF the proprietor shall receive back the they the
81 Chambers street near Chatham or to j. Burrift Co
70 Gold Look for the certfc ate Of copyright the
wrapper written signature the label and my and
seal on the cork
lis Is< n. M. d.. ri
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05
I'll OOO WILL BE FORFEITED If DR. POETT's
Rl ,OOO ERADICATOR FAILS TO CURE A RE

900 Eh * EkEs rG = GS pr re-
wentyogr hours and when the ofIong
ri s %sdsn has Sund sn Fer % By the
Broadway and Chambers street. Dewa Church
Sc bad VS. $50 IS s % '.S d
corner Carmine and Bedord Burnet Canal street. A.
Truro. ST Johns. New Brunswick. Price 81. male am
G.EOO REwARD.-CROSs' sPECIFlC MIXTURE
0OO Forhe cure GoSorhaa elects Structures and ana
lsgous complaints OF the organs oteeneration
Ofal remedies yet discovered for the above complaints this
makes speedy ard permanent cure without the least re-
strieonto Diet drink exposure or change IN application to
Oq ". sv. no long oua to deceive the
speak for it, Our object is 70 notify where be had, and
challenges s:ng OF recent Gonorrb@a to
be brought IN which the Mixture will not effect rapid
under a f,rfeiturc OF $500.
This disease unfortunately pervades all ranks
presented with remedy by which they them
selves without the least exposure in the shortest time pos
Further the disease cannot be contracted il adose of the
5 aSae Win mi 90 Isa IT. at
81 bottle Oar bottle lasts week which generally cures
For sale only at Dr. VIM H. Minors Drug Store No isa
broadway, corner Of pey street hou,e Sew York
Beware Of limitations. The genuine only above.
DEMOVAL.-y. r CARROLL's Old Establisbed Medca.
vapor BATHS removed from 2s '9hp street e as
turns thanks q teFacuy psrtiesay and the public gen
era for the liberal support extended TO tbs Tor
to merit a continuance of the same.
The Baths opeu O'Clock in the morning I'LL
colds. rseu%sa.m Group Sc Sc which they afford mme-
die relief Testmonias their efficacy can be the
U% We o B.h BeS asSe1 Rhine
lander, Nelson Smith, Ireland, Kssam Borrowe vsnden
tines Portable Vapor Baths Bathing Tubs. and Hip Baths
sale or hire Baths sent to any part Of iseNc Brook
Shakers. - miy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05

+. YOUNG, Tusoan and Strnr H.4T
Manufacturer, formerly Of ssl Boweiv)
informs his friends and the pablo in gene
,nd has nov made up a good stock of Fs-
shionable Goods, in the sboye line, con-
sisting Of Leghofn, Tuscan aud Straw
Hats alse, large variety Of Women's
aud Boys Flats, aud keeps constantly
on hand good selection of Ribbons,
Flowers, &c. NC and hopes, from strict
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05
GEO TAYLeR, MD, 81 Chamb
DWIGHT DANFORTH & CO.,
BROKERS'

No Merchants Exchange.
Safety Fund.- Red Back, Eastern, PhaaelphIa, and Bait
Funds bought and sold the hest terms ap,, 3m
On AkLts h. EOLWELL, LATE FOREMAN 10 W
- H. STINEMETS, and formerly Cutter TO j. g. Wyman
Of broadway heg laye inform his friends and the public
that he has OPENED Fulton establishment for
the transaction of the Tailoring in al its varieties
ne Cloth. and casmerss also every description OF RICH
San ChalIie, Woollen and Marseiles vesngs, which viii
TWENTY PER CENT. BELOW THE USUAL
CHANGES, FUR CASH.
C EFF would remark that his practice CUTTER having
bcen invariably attended with the gratifying he
warranted ia all those who would paronize him.
that they shall have to complain Of either e.
style. or quality ap27 linz
NGANGLES. ADMINISTRATORS REDUCED.-Im
vi portant Hotel and Boarding Housekeepers and Private
Eaniles.-DUNCAN WEST respectfully inform the pub
" that they and their Patent
Manges WHICH For utility and durability to be
sed 1t labor saving machine, entirely supersedes the
Of ironing and rapidly puts beautiful gloss sheets ia
HE nen without the aid Of fuel They be seen
operation the City Hotel Pearl street House, Atheneum
and Carlton House They only sold No. Little Green
str nea bertvs treet York. az
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-05

To Shfpmnstcrs nhd Cnpt"fHs Oh ScSSeS'
For some time past collectors of the Wall street
press on boarding vessels arriving this port with late
have been in the habit Of fey saying that they collect ship
foreign all the New York Ia consequence
Of sehood many captains give them and packages
which are intended Herald No later than yeser
day of Wall street collectors made such
sentaton to the captain Of the ST. Lawrence.
Now therefore, hereby give notice to all shpmasters and
captains of vessels that neither Bancker Lowber
Loaper other ALI street loaler have authority to
get papers packages intended for the Herald Robert S.
Martin and h,s administered mate, together with the
pilots belonging the New York Pilot Company alone
ehorzed to take packages for this journal
special noticeable heed
New York 9Th April, 1870.