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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09
Circulation Of tho Herald

0t- Individuals and families, merchants and ira
ders, who want the Herald served at their houses,
places Of business, regularly, and before seven
O'clock in the morning, can be supplied by leaving
their names and NUMBERS at the herald once, z,
Ann street. We have one of the best corps of car
riers in New York-decent, competent, faithful and
attentive men. This will be a better arrangement
tn IN depending for supply the chance sales in
the streets OF late great aumbers of citizens have
Tered the Herald to be regularly served at their
houses, instead Of buying it in the street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

FIRE PROOF PATENT sALAMANOER SAFES.
THE subscribers have secome the sole agents Tor the sale
A
VIII "ERs PATENT SALAMANDFR shFEs
ard prcplred cher 90 the public SAFE KNOWN
TO BIZ FIRE PROOF. One " these Safcs was r,d in
furnace with of Seats patent Asbestos and one G. j.
t ers Double Sacs both Of which cnnfunrd "a ls-s
than two hours. While this SAFE with ~ asassd hsg JoT
fcnfy Hr hoBr preserved unnurcd tne BOOKS md Payers
tcoptaucd Merchants and others Wanns sAsE ar -.
questsl 20 call and thsrnfelVes An assortment.
hand suitable for Banhs Nercants aad others wanting
Fire Proof safe.
Orders received fir Money SAFES, Chests Bank vNf
Vault and Partition Doors Window shuters SC Witch III
he mate At The shortest notice aad WARRANTED FIRE
PROOF. -.... . 80. = 49,
aQi nesrr oprseii the Custom House. New fOre-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

SEPT. San inquest was held at 2s5 Water st. on
the body Of Sarah stockwt alias Philadelphia Sail
a denizen of the Heck. The deceased was native OF
this city, aged 20, but for the past three years has
been addicted to drunkenness, and the gTossest of
vices. On Monday night she went to a house in
Water street, and asked for lodging; in the morn
ing she found dead in the yard, with phisl of
laudanum in her hand. Verdict, suicide
At the dead house in the Park, on a m est confirm
ed loafer, known at the Five Points as Ball OF Wax
II appeared that the real Of the deceased was
Edward McGratn, native Of ireland, aged a.. He
had long been notorious confirmed drun ard and
for other filthy habits. On Sunday he was taken
well aud the next day he died the street drunk
as he had lived The jury found that the deceased
d. ed from nteppcrance.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09
Court of Common Pleas.
pafora IuJu. ITlsko.na

SEPT. S-Wiiiiam l.. LeggeH vs.. dSa ~ Vel
don.--Ths action broug ht against the defen-
dant AS the endorser of promisory note for $3.50,
to recover the amount Of the same, together with
the interest probate ard other charges. which had
accrued since the note arrived at maturity. The
note and protest were put in and admitted. The de-
fence set up was the endorsement had been obtained
from the defendant by fraudulent entatiens
which nulfed his liability.
Ii appeared that in the month If November last a
gentlemen 60 OF the name of William Williams.
" no hal formerly been T. Consul. at Rio Joneiro.
took lodgings at the L. 5. Hotel, in Fulton street,
and lived there for time in great style. Whilst
residing there he like other dising uished individ
uals, up bill, and then fell sperately IN love
with dashing and lovely young widow, who was
suspected to be in the enjoyment Of large fortune.
The ex-consul laid close sege To the widow, and
the landlord Of the hotel laid close sege TO him
for the purpose Of inducing him to pay his bill for
board, Sc. At length the day fixed-uot to pay
the bil-but for the aing, and in the hope Of the
speculation turning out all right, the landlord fur
nished a handsome entertainment, and then pressed
hard for a settlement. Williams had, however, not
| yet touched the widows cash, but as the board bill
was pressing he applied to frieni of his Captain
Weldon, to endorse a note for him, telling him tina,
| he had some heavy bills on England. which he had
come into possession Of by right Of the widow, and
| also some promising lands out west. Williams
creditors refused TO give him credit for possessing
this property, and II in testimony that several
Of the other boarders spike Of his bad character and
refused TO put any credence in his statements Wei
dom however endors ed the note and in ten DAYS az
ter the wedding the widow left the bed and board
Of the ex-consul, and ultimatel, got divorce
The Jury. under the charge Of the Court, found a
verdict for the plaintiff Damages SOL 90
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

Of the demand Cor this Medicine, the pro-
pr has been uadr the necessity OF ming Of
hcef. No Murray street Bros opposite the
Park and No 80 Beck street Of Cliff street No
Diyo1 street, few doors fr tatharbe street the only
,,cs "a New York. ,yh.re DIR. l.. GiRARDTN's LIFE RE-
rORArINE ELIA lR. certain cure for Consumption
G. ret malaiiesl can Ne obtained. a2s In,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

Mas. KxSxEy was brought mp for examination
before the Police Court at Boston, Monday morn
ing and ordered 10 be committed to the common
Court, On TIE second Tuesday of November next.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

pATrST MEDlCINEs-C1ennme Dalbys Carmininve
Il do Bateman's Drops; do Godfrsys Cordial
Huem Oil; Lees Plllsi Thompson,s Eve Water.
Fire Kings Tapuca Elixir; do anti sumption Syrup
Do Circsssian Dye; do Mercuris SOAP,
d. Rheumatic Liniament 10 Elixir Of long life
Dodepurave SYRUP; genuine Baln Of CoIsmbis,
HAYS Lni nent tor the Piles Rogers Pulmonary Deter
gent; do Salt Linment.
DR.. Higbee's r. medy for Pulmonary Diseases.
DR.. Taylors Balsam of Liyerwor',
DR. Mills Tomato Pills. Elixr Of Opium,
Upiate JaisamcA Rowand's Tonic Nirture.
Carpenters fluid extract OF Sarsap.rilla. BrstOIs 40
Do topavia. Cubehs and Sarsapaa.
Tayiors hygean snthOs Syrup; do Vegetable Panacsa
Vegetable and Animal Soap; mothers Relief,
Wards Hair OIL: Jurkins Ointment,
New England Tough yrup; Orris Tooth Wash.
Butte Eruptive Oinimens Dr. Pugsley = Amer FILLS
Dropsy Pills. Calhariic do; Rheumatic %: Nervne 90
DyspeIs.y Pills; Cough do Female DO: Jarndice 90
Red'do. Dr. Wsrbere's vegetable Fever Pills
Beekwth's autDv spaptic 30; Teams rheumatic do
Morrisous Pills; Brandie h DO; Meals do,
Sp,hn's Headache Remedy; Chaprans Pile.
Gideon Spencer,s Ahsnlutorium or Vegetable Pills
Sir J MURRAY fluid Magnesis,
Nixon aperien solution Of Magr Copsvis Capsulss
infailible Corn rered do Worm I.orenges.
kreosnte for Tno'hacht Prussiap Tooth Cement,
New fusible Metal; compound Myrrh Paste,
Diamond cement. Cream of Lilles. German Pills
Harpcr's Polishing Powders.
Az the above superior articles sale with great
riey of he mic ais Drugs. Perfume INSTRUMENTS NC Ne at
FKUCH1WANGERS Pharmacy, $40 Broa'way.
Pearl 81 Hospital.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

public meeting was recently held at Cincinnati.
10 express sympathy for the persecuted Jews Of
Damascus. NJ Moses. Esq presided, and appro-
pirate resolutions were adopted
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

The stables Of Mr.. Paris. Washington. were de-
stroyed BY fire Saturday night. and SIX valuable
horssS were burn to death
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09
N o + | G t | o n.

NJ. l.
(Fron the Bost Heraldl
GOA friend at Lowell has written to ps alser p relstisn
a remarkable p-rermed By Dr. Girsrn OF this city
who Aa established an office at Lowell Annexed TO the state
the Of several responsible gentlemen, who
take occasion compliment De- Grirdin in the strongest
terms for his st praetit We take pleasure
making known and commanding the Doctor
such suffering under those Affections, the of
which he has been successful.
LOWELL, August s. 1870. .
l.. CIRsRDTS-
s-With pie do acknowledge the immense benefit
which have derived from the Of medicine. have
been cited for past With consumption and have
been under the ofseyer physicians they all agreed
they could do good slmas hopeless my
sell and feel that grateful
for the hea tn possess through instrument
al,y the fac, OF my relief will make apply
shall e. ell that this communcat made
Ia vain. Respectfully,
ELuA JsNr srocNwgLL,
This may certify tua have been acquainted with Mis-
stockwe for time and have known her be
much out ofheah rejoice that her health has been
improved and sac that she has cured by Dr. Oh
rardin. NArHNL. THURsTo~.
Pastor Of tie LIST Farewell ,gtist Church ia Lowell.
Chss. Carver. VIM r. Ramsey,
Mrs. Maris m Bowles, Harriet Parmenter,
Mrs. A. Carver, Hhodt Jones,
Sarah Binney
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

pRINTlNG PAPEE-The subscribers rcsdy to con
tas 20 make Prntn Paper Ofany size at the shortest no.
81 PEPssE 4 BROOKS 81 Liberty st.
DEsK LIGHTS n TAPERs-A full supply of this new
~ article ON hand for sale Wholesale and retail, At
igs FEUCHTWANGERS PharmscT $50 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

CTRAY GOWNS taken up on s,turuag ccrny NJ New
~ and Beaver Mich Cow The Ownerts requested
toca the Herald Office. pay for tbs advsrisement ndh
vill.cevs Inform alton ~hsrs hs Gov be found u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

H U l. LIS r r u S = Els,
No. INSTRUMENTATION HOUSE
q Dr. sSS
WORTHLESS. co.a,s. s% 80 we'll as + s ouwT ,,
ons By mean. safely or even deeeny made be1! but
The following mpo tesnsSa j. extracted from The pro-
eeedes. Of The last , Of the A%'5Gs@ to in
spec sugica Instruments exhibition at the Far for
STSst they have siisntrey the
i PR h if i3sy ARE Il WEN ke3R6
'e9 br har. fRUssEs and SUPPORTERS e9n.iqss
sJ 5Is,sfsfG?S 81 H AND EFFcHcY rs HS
are ,S aa sf' Dr. I Original and e,isnsyy useful
e. n Se. and ss " ne od Sp%oa
snpportsrs are evasve complications tending to diminish its
Signed WI WI d H0sAGB, MD Il B.
G.J.LEEDs. NJ
will o BY S R ss H. 01 Ss D1 h not sc
ancs the tricks ofu prime pled i,nistors. ,,o>,,
sSTSs %ToTTy as NoNh
IS AMOS @ HULL s CO.. ye.sy st New York.
DOVE JONES' FALL STYLE HATS, at Hanover,
their M s gentemens Hat, for the ensuing season. on ss
NoTICE-An Artists, Actors. Musicians, &c. csnnectsd
lesns are hereby notified that they are Dc IN that city
S5 G s. ss d s ' a. a Be- S
spot before the first day Of January rest All arrange
m'n' with ns'i .Gi En- Pr: y
siIw Agent Cor JAMES CALDWELL. NOrieans.
MOSLEY's STEEL PENS.
H. H. GILLESPIE, IMPORTER OF METALLIC PENS
81 MASS 'U-sTREET, NEW YORK tim
ITALIAN MARBLE 81 ABs-scases Center Table Toys
/ affect bt f-et, white and blue srlum.
scass wasAssnd Topt at 10 ins by n ms do do DO
DO do do aft ms. hy q 6ns do DO do
DO Bureau DO ST ins b 20 DO do
do Pier Table do n ins. By n ms. do do do
For ale low. q close invoice BY -. 80
81 sm' b. A. bOhSt' % LIBERTY 81
MATCHES. CLOCKS. Sc.-Tbe subscribsr constantly
w imports from the best manufactures IN Europe and OF
Cers now for sal, on the advantageous terf-s
Ceneva Gold chss of all kinds auchor sscapr nent,
psrts. independent, seconds Lsp'ne and vertical
Do Anchor ruent movements full iewTd gold cap
Do do do gold and silver Watches, do do
Ebony aud Al,haser clocks columns Is aud 20 inches,
Gold Guard On ius, Dqpst Keys, Silver Snnh botss, NC
Musical Boxes in eat variety from . 10 atunes,
BIZ nze Suspension Lamps. Candeehras Iandlsschs &c
81 sns "a. LOHSE.6S Lihrr'v a.
IN. STREET
rkansas, Florida,
Nlissssippi Union. vcksbprs,
Commercial, Columbus tfrand Cult aud
Bank OF rola. bought
Indiana ald Illinois Scrp. Miers, Farmsrs' Senac1 o.
City Trust and Chelsea. bought at imp-oved retrs 81 81
CHIP CHAs CARROLL, FROM HAV RE- onsig eas
- Will please send their permits on board at per NM
Goods not permitted in i've days VII De- sent 70 he tapuc
store 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

HARDWARE CUTLERY AND GUNs-The subscri.
II b.rs opeRing splendid sssortment OF Cutlery
and general shefHardwares by late rrvs purchased By
er agents sheffield and Birmingham during the depres
ION and viii he sold at extremely low prices
s'o' ~ A. W. SPIES& co. ava Pearl-st
- Plat at
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

Present-Recorder Morris and four other Judges.
SsPr. S.-Twenty lone senllemen answered 40
the roll If grand jurors, and the following were
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09
FOR POUGHKE EPsiE,
Every day Sundays excepted landing at Caldwss, West
FONT, Cold Spring, Fishk,ii Landing,

SEGARs;-looOo first quality Havana Segars in half and
- quarter boxes, for sale by
jes x. WOODttUi.L, ia Souns 81
SARSAPARILLA SODA manufactured from the exirac
~ al the root tins
alton of the blood at j. tEASE SONS Ice Cream
saloon, ~ Dtviso st lmisf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

ID + A + N + s s.
r WAS Deaf nine years with constant and roaring
noises my and head occasionally with dis charge
from INV so miserable did become TO compel
give up my business when fortunately placed myself under
the care and treatment of Drs. CASTLE EDWARDS AU
RfsTS-THEIR OFFICE is A L 2g7 eROADWAY-aed
these gentlemen indebted Tor the they effected,
a. d restoring M again TO Socety "
r. c, LtvI NGSrON, ia seventeesth't NY.
[T3-ACOUSIIC DROPS, sure for the ear.ache aud
and pains in III. Cor a. at 2sI Broadway
TIE f T III.
INSERTED BY ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE, wi bout
springs. g'uess wires fsteuinzs which BY their
friction cut of. force cut the remaining teeth The
above mehsd obvates all those Teeth plugged with mt;
loose teeth listened. CLEANED, extracted, &c. SC.
s2sm A. e. CASTLE, NJ u. Dentist, ae7 Broadway.
Mr.. AND MRS. SEXTON would inform their friends
W aud the prbc that their Select Boarding. and Day School
will for the reception OF Young Ladies MONDAY
september 9Th. 1870 Ne 5ss Broadway Of Eighth
street For terms and further infur nation circulars
vhichcan he had by calling on the Principals s2s inv
N,TRAw BONNET's-FALL FASHIONS THOMAS
y BENNETT, Gate from Broadway wishes TO inform his
cusomcr that e has provided the most choice stock of the
lest syle Brds made after the shapes expressly
the coming Wis double English Dunsablss Veto
ria Ruands French Straws. aud the best aud highest
hind Of English rgscw, Legh9rnss nc ~ mang,,e red n
very superior style. lght aud sof without stnlny The
articles have been purchased for cash end will be sold
Cor cash uncommonly low prices al 20 william street,
nearly opposite Plat street. % I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

IRE NCH CALF SKINS, MOROCCO, Sc.-io cases Calf
Il Skins, assorted from 23 to 90 III per dozen.
cases black, colored ard bronze Morocco
do Opera Leather.
DO white Sheep skins and Boot Innings,
do colored Calf Skins for book bnders-receyea per
81 9m. y. A. LOHSE. SIS Liberty At
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-09

MOTICE-Au Artists, Actors. Musicians, Nc CONNECTED
~ with or engaged for the ST Caaries Theatre New Or
eana are hereby notified that they be Ia that city on or
10th d.v Of October nex and all eonoecsd or en-
gagged in the New Mobile, notified 70 be on the
spot before the first day Of January nest All arrange
Tnents with those thea r made IN this city BY
= y GLOVER. Pine ~. Of South,
siIw Agent FOR JAMES CALDWELL. NOresns
Macon intelligencer., 1840-06-13
TO AN whom it may concern

TAKE notice that shall apply to his
honor, Madison II. McGehee. Judge OF
the Probate Court. in and for the county OF
Noxubee, and State Of Mississippi, on the
first Monday Of July next, for leave TO
make final settlement of all my actings
and doings as the administrator Of Doctor
James Moore. deceased, and sI:all also at
the sametime surrender my administration
into the hands of tho said court
FLEMING T. COLBERT,
Ad'mr of Jas. Moore, deceased.
April %, 1910. 46 II.
Macon intelligencer., 1840-06-13
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI !
NoxuBEE COUNTY.
Probate Court, regular Term,
june l, lS40.

~
NOTICE is hereby given toall persons
interested in the lands, tenemcnts and he
reditaments Of Joseph Laughinghand, de-
ceased. to be, and personally appear before
the Judge of Probate Court ofsaid County,
on the lst Mondayin Augustnext, at reg
ular Term of said Court. then to be holden,
and show cause, If any they have, why the
undivided one-haIf of the following lands
should not besoll by an order ofsaid Court,
to-wit: South half Of section / l, township
Ia, N Of range IL. east; west halfofsection
Ia, township IA. range II, east; Yves. half
and north east quarter Of section la, town
ship IA, range liz, east; north half OF west
halt Of south east quarter Of section Ia,
township Ia. range II. north west; quarter
section a, township Ia, range II, east !;
north east quarter section Is, township Ia,
range IL, east; north east quarter Of section
Is. township Ia, range IL, east; the Of
east half Of south east quarter section Is,
township 4. range IL, east and the south
east quarter and part ofthe east half Of Sec
ZION 10, township IA, range l7,east.
Witness, the Hon. MADISON L. Nc
GEHEE, Judge of Probates Of said
County.
Issued the Sd day Of June, 1910,
Attest: J. B. ROBERTS. Clerk.
June 8, 1s4o. (pr fee Sl8) 5lSt
Macon intelligencer., 1840-06-13
Notice..

IN pursuance of instructions received
from the Commissioner Of the General
Land office. bearing date 18th March ls40.
/ shall. on the 25th day of May next, pro-
ceed TO put upto confiction sale between
Epps r. Brown and Addison A, johnson
of Kemper county, the following described
tract of land, to-wit the northeast quarter
and the west half of the southeast quarter
of section number twenty-four. in town ship
number eight north of range number six
teen east.
Sale to take place at the door of the Land
Office of this place, at | | o'clock A. NJ
of the day above specified.
VIM. DOWSING. Register.
Columbus, April IL, l840. 6t45
Macon intelligencer., 1840-06-13
EXECUTORS Notice.

WHEREAS. letters tesiamentary was
granted to the undersigned by the Honora-
Die Probate Court Of Neshoba county, at
its regular April Term, 1910, on the es-
tate of Jonas Backstrom. deceased. No
tice is hereby gwen, to all persons having
claims against said estate to present them
duly authenticated, as the law directs, and
within the term prescribed BY law, or they
will be forever barred and those indebted
to said estate. are hereby requesledto make
immediate payment
DAVID M. .BACKSYROM.
E1ecutor
April 90, l640. ct AZ.
Macon intelligencer., 1840-06-13
NOtice.

TNHE undersigned offers for sale at his resi-
IL dence, one and half miles from Macon,
the following described properly, to-wit lone
tract of land on the Noxnbee River, about one
mile northwest Of Macon, containing
-Four Hundred and sixty Acres,
One hundred and forty Of which are in a good
state OF cultivation, Gone hundred and ten plan
ted in cotton.) The said land is well situated !;
the soil is of the most pleasaM nature, portion
being rich sandy ridge land, and the remainder
of the richest bottom land Sixteen negroes
men, women and children-twenty-on head Of
horses and mules-forty or fifty head Of cattle; I;
his entire Stock of hogs--one fine, close car
riage, almost new-one plantation wagon--all
his farming and plantation TOOLS consisting OF
pluughs, hoes, axes, &c.; tour feather beds
four mattrasses--togeiher with all his house
hold and kitchen furniture; also one very de-
sirable lot adjoining the town Of Macon, oppo-
site the residence of COL Woodbridge, contai.
ming four acres. He has also, Indian claims to
about S, 5,000 acres of land, which he proposes
1.elling and also his interest in the estate OF
sarah B. Andrews, in Caroline county, Vir.
ginia.
All the above property is now for sale pri.
vately, but if not sold soon, will be offered anc
sold at public auction, of which timely motto,
will be given Any person or persons wish
ing to purchase would do we'll 10 call and exa
mine the properly. am determined to sci
and will give good bargains
TALIAFERRO S. HOWARD.
April, IA, 1910. ia.
Macon intelligencer., 1840-06-13
NOfice

TIME subscriber will sell $50 acres Of rich
a. prairie land, on the Robinson road, with
about two hundred acres cleared Also his
sandy-land plantation, containing $780, five
hundred acres cleared, well improved, on which
are number of good springs of excellent wa
ter. Also, his residence in The town of Macon
containing fourteen acres, with comfortable
dwelling and out buildings. will sell any, or
all the above properly on credit Of one, two,
three and four years.
REUBEN HI. GRANT.
Macon, Mi. Oct 3, 1889. tf20.
The Columbus Democrat win give this six
Insertions. r. H. =.
Macon intelligencer., 1840-06-13
JAMES PoINDExTER,
TRUSTEE SALE.
June 5. 1s40.
Pr. fec Sl2

BY virtue Of deed Of trust made and
executed to me by Edward Freeman, in
favor of David Buck, dated lst OF April,
ls40, proved and recorded agreeably 10
the statute in such case made and provided,
in the Office of the Clerk of Probates. for
the county Of Noxubee, in the State of Mis-
sissippi. | shall proceed to offer for sale and
sell at public anctlon for cash, at the court
house door in the town of Macon, IN said
county of Noxnbee. on Monday the 18th
day of October next. the following proper
ty :-one OK wagon, two yoke Of oxen,
and six cows and calves Sale to take
place between the hours of 10 o'clock A.
NJ, and o'clock p. M.
ALBERT G. HAYNES, Trustee.
April l6, 1910. tf44.
Macon intelligencer., 1840-06-13

APPLICATION will be made to the
Honorable Probate Court. on Monday the
first day of June, A. D. ls40, for a
final settlement Of my administration Of the
several estates of Joshua NJ. Sanders and
John E. McCaskill. | will also at the
same time and place. surrender and relin.
qush my guardianship for he minor heirs
Of the said Joshua NJ. Sanders, deceased,
and John E. McCaskill, deceased. All
persons interested, are hereby notified
at the court house on the day above
named.
REUBEN H. GRANT.
April 20. l34O 6t45
Macon intelligencer., 1840-06-13
ONCE of the Mississippi
Union Bank

MACON, MISS. NOV. 81. 1889.
TIME notes discounted by the Mother Bank
at Jackson forthe first district, composed Of
the Counties Of Oaktibbeha, Winston Lowndes,
Noxubee, Kemper, Laudefdale, Newton and
Neshoba, having been transferred to this office
for collection, payment Of one fourth is here
by required, and renewal for twelve months
for the residue.
The offering day will on Wednesday, and
discount day on Thursday OF each week.
BY order OF the Board,
JOHN DAVIES, Cashier.
Octf
Macon intelligencer., 1840-06-13
A Teacher Wanted.

APPLICATIONS will be received
until the 18th June next. for male teach
er at Cookesyille, Noxubee county, Miss.
for one session, commencing lst July
All applications must be accompanied by
satisfactory testimonials of moral charac-
ter. as well as qualifications.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
S. SPENCER. Jr.
Cookesyille, May 4, ls4O. 3t47.