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T. X. LYON X CO.,
PRODUCE COMMISSION .7.ND FoKH .3RDLvG NER
CHANTS.
Dealers IN Groceries, Zines, Liquors, &c,

PRODUCE. coMMssio,r AND FoKaaRDLrG -MER-
Dealers IN Groceries, Zines, Liquors, &c,
SooTTsvILLE, Va.
T. X. LYON, W s J. D CHRISTIAN,
WE have received hy arrivals from New York. Bati
,, more and Richmond, via Canal heavy additions
lesrp's render assortment complete
% W, would solicit The attention Of and tie
pubic, satisfied we offer inducements on
would eau attention Of Conno.ses, Hotel k--pe aud the
ti ddt AL distance particularly pure Wines
and Liquors. Of Importation, which We can conf
IDENTITY recommend
The following comprises potion orr stock which we offer
low ", ., i"r -, la.h'HI approved paper;
Crushed and Refined Loaf
MoLAssEs-Aew Orleans, Porto Rico and :. II.
CnFfEE-O!d Java, laguyra ana RIO
WlNES-Od H. T. Madeira Brown Sherry Old h. Port Cla.
ret Meloe and Malaga.
neutrality-suspicious., Old cosnac, seisnc,e, Old .!
GlNsod Holland, j. \. Noiet, sclleidam,' and Rose
LoUoEs .ass'dS E. Rum, Rye, whiskey coriial-, Lon
don Porter
SALT and fIsli-,verpo" hl'ed SAN, No. ne@ tefrings
FLAlsIER-LGmp and Ground, IN erces 500 lbs
BAtoN-Iodds Family Cincinnati cured hog round, Sides
soAp-!ull's steam, krkman's and fancy Soap.
CAADLEs-Pacnt refined, hydraulic. pressed aud sperm
AAlS-Boston, Plymouth and Cumberland Nails and
I.f.ATIER-Solr and upper calf sides
rOTfuA-co;,un, Cotton Yarns and oakum for caulkng.
WINDOW GLAss-lssoed size, aud 10 gallon DcmJonns,
CEocKEEY AND STONE Notwithstanding every de-
MALAGA RaIslSs, Almonds, Pilot Bread and Crackers 10
hacco.
CIGARS, Mustard, Pepper, Starch Nnmess Backing
INDIGO Bed cords and Lines, black ana red Ink Qul-,
wrapping. letter and cap Paper, Waters, curry Combs.
CnfruN CARDS, Knives, Scissors, Razofs, Patent Threads,
&r sc.
DIA GOODS 81, - heacied and brown shninss Check.
Domestic lialds Calicu">, cheap kipka Stripes, Cotton
aigS Log Cabin, Cords, iisninrrchici-, &c.,
HATS AND tAIs-biack RUSSIA, coarse and fine Palm Leaf
Hats; Seal aud Fur Caps
SOES-Meh's peegcd and sewrd rogans, ladies' seal Slip
per-, SC, &C., With variety Of other articles.
The highest market price offered every rption n
on n before selling
Having ample Storage. ,all particular
receiving and forwarding description Of Mercau
and Pruturc consigned Ia
NJ made Cossnmrns Produce addressed
Intey Richmond. +. II. LYON a. 80.
Sr,di-vilr, August, 1871. a7-wlv
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sEerors RIOT Ar CINCINNATI.

Mr. Stevenson expects 10 sail for the U. S on the
llh Of October.
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y uHIn MEERi.AAU aCADLHl.-ihr IIus,ts 81 ne
" Northumberland Academy Go,roi, employing
pelcni person 10 take charge at thu Institution, principal for
the III. Tt Monday February, aud
ending with the last ui November, ls2 The diff branches
If leaning &C., Taught III tins Academy, such usually
taught tile best u grade the STATE paFtc
lar Of which deemed unnecessary
ial.
This institution offers advantages rarely 10 be with in
lar rnniaty point o scwIicrc general
this Academy, and ir
twenty yc, twenty, and fifteen dollars which principal Pro
together with the accrung Academy
from the surplus 81 tr Literary Fmnd-tc principal
puyin. competent assistants his Their. Is
and lot with unto-e Tor tie accommodation
u The principal his family, should he have There y
&c books almost department Of Lite
ralre and Scchcc, wu Globe. Maps, Nah, maiicai lnsu
ncnt- fhc academy located Northumberland
House II Il nc.hbnfluud ~ remarkable iu health below
The Blue Persons BEN. candidates for ir above appoint
address the subscribed Chairman The Ruld thus
tees catlsvil. Northumberland County Va post paid-rs
liialS competence and muial standing. should
II l. desirable that Minister he
Gospel should BE- emPlu! ed principal. Communications viii
be received Gn the 9Th day II November next At which TIME
expected Trustees will make appointment prnc
pai professor IL tins institution
d, order of the UodId ui Trustees.
". BhSYE,
Aug o. ISL. Chairman n ne Boerd y i,n.'scs.
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IL observation-disclosures rules holden IN the clerks
Superior Court 81 Law and GhaHcefy
James Cy and the tIy oi williamsburg. III,
eighth day September tc year thousand eight hundred
and irry-one.
The Mutual Society against Fire on buildings of the
state Of Virginia. flahtl:
,;rorst TAYLOR, admir- IL bosiy with the viii annexed Of
Eo5ft Andrews deceased. and the sad George Taylor aud
,tane wife, Joseph H. Wilkinson and Caiharnr r wife,
Elizabeth Andrews Caarne J. Randolph, infant child Of o
h, RI Randolph, dec, aud others, Defendants:
TIE ryn!aGS Joseph Is. Wilkinson and Caiarnr his wife,
and Elizabeth Andrews having entered their appearance and
gwen security The Of Assembly and the rules OF
his court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
mol inhabitants Commonwealth: On the motion OF Tie
plaintiffs by Attorney ordered that the said defendants
nh b. Wilkinson and Caiharne his wife, and Elizabeth IN
drw. do appear before Judge Of the said Circuit Superior
Court I'll Law aud Chanccry the rules 10 bc holden III ts
CLERK office aid Gou;t IN tie sad CITY 81 Niiln>he,
al me fri Mo!a. December and fhr bill o t'
nantif> and .lyr rmy for prrio,mn. uoh decree ~ tho
ann may and Tia, =" tins order be- laIth-
IN inserted III published III the tity Uf Rc
nud and couiinrrd for months ces,iscy, and that
tlr crpy door Of the Court house the
sand ~ oi Williamsburg successive Court day
Copy-I-str, III o. Io6Bl.i, Chr6
= 31-Wew
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The Great Prophet Bef'ed = The Gaig Comd cut /!
The Wings have been thwurcd in their sangnine
expectations They calculated carrying very thing
a, their extraordinary Session They confidently count
ed on fastening upon us great National Bank-%hich
is the very soul Of all their mcasures-!ie very sun Of
their f, derul system They calculated securing tie
union of their Party md the consequent stability Of
their Cabinet. They though; they had their foot upon
eur necks, that the Democracy Of The Union was
broken down forever, and tina, their Federal dynasty
would be secured beyond The possibility Of change.
Good, easy men They surely thought Their glory vas
complete. How completely their high hopes crush
ed and their graz designs frustrated, and the star
of Henry Clay dimmed forever!
Read the following sanguine and bouyant prediction
from one Of the Hoispur leaders Of The WING paily-"a
sure hand" indeed. lie pledged his reputation as
man If superior sagaciiy the issue, and how
COMPLETELY he is bafed Thanks To John Tyler, tins
boasng Prophet has been disappointed, and these
Who's defeated
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ID. NJ. Hoyt y Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Office,
RICHMOND, Va

spELoW publish the Scheme for October will be drawn
ID 3D. Persons parts OF The country viii have
time 10 order tickets they Will write soon they this
notice. y- Every body knows We are the only vendors IN Rich
inond VINO sell $4,000 przr-.
ar READ ~
$4,000! $40, OOO!! s25,0O0!!! sI0,000!!!!
Rieh md Brilliant Scheme' More Prt:es Man
Eianks,, More hGn enc fifth IF The ri-cS
riI Aare on them either TIRE or tico
Of the dram numberS'!!
II l6 DRAWN BALLOTS. n
VIRGINIA MoNoSGAl.lA LOTTERY Extra Glass, 80. D,
ia l., decided Nv drawing Union Lottery, hy authority aw:
Far Internal Improvement Alexandria, d. g. State Treasury,
Delaware College and Common schools tie State Of Delaware
.cl Manufacture. State of South Carolina. Green ani
Pulaski Monument Savannah and state 81 Geor
pa Class No O. for iet drawn at Alexandria, H. Gu
Satur ri, Oct. To-
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Serious RIOT AT CINCINNATI.
slip from tie office Of the Cincinnati Republican
conveys the following account Of serious and fatal
RIOT In that city
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10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
WE offer The following Goods merchants low, for cash,
w 9unctnal PAYMENT
y hhds. 10" priced New Orleans Smpnr
- do. prime Porto RICO do.
8 do. DO =. Croix d..
- do. do Cuba Clarified d.
lnt-rcrs New Orleans do d.
20 Ibis Crushed do
- boxes cheap Lump do
- d. Coverings single Loaf do.
- d. Woosey 4 Woulseys splendid double refined
81 Co. do. do.
$50 bags prime green Iasuira Coffee
l0u do do. Rio
90 d.. do. old Java do
80 d.. do. Old Marlcabo do.
~ DO. do. Large Bean Old White do.
In bbl-. prini. New Orleans Molasses
- hhds. low priced W-, india do.
~ do. prime Porto Rico do, for retailing
lcu boxes Soap all qualities
81 la. Ilnil's Patent Candles
81 do. do.
81 do. best S,-rm do.
200 kegs best cut Nails
.oO bags Shot assorted
nrfia and cnnpowdcr Teas, 6, 10 and 80 ID. boxes
:, - l.lsrrP"o hled sack Salt
$4,000 bs. Cotton Yarns
s n'Wm lhS. PRIME Western Mddins Bacon
o'o"o ,h- d" Family do. hog round
io,WD lbs. Hams
io,ooD lbs Shoulder Bacon, CHEAP
reprr, Ginger Alspce, Mace Copperas, Nader Indigo,
mustard Hacking Wrapping and Writing Paper Cotton and
addition 10 The above, constantly receiving supplies
WYATT & WHITE
~ Barns Co.'s Ay-s unsurpassed for braniy
enc- Axe made and low price. These Axes
HohE MADE w. & w.
Sept. II 37-Gt
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From me Ricjmcrd mr., ri J"'g.J
GnnI SElI.s i,pnM L.. .sIii NI.l LIN

GOOD NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
"The following letter, from sure IamG communicates
intelligence, winch will diflusc Joy throughout the Wing
ranks the Union. All Wing difficulties, We infer,
happily adjusted and thai grea party will move on bar
monlously 10 thu completion q" those reforms ior which
was elevated TO power United nothing resist liz
march-itmay lay It's foundations deep and broad
chooses in the popular confidence, and Tx ir date to
lis own supremacy. Instead Of being weakened by IN
terna dissensons-t may now go forth conqncring and
TO conquer, whilst adversary is left upon whom to
10
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iCorre<pondsnes If Me BMy.I

"Mcssrs. Elior~-Pcmt congratulate yo, and through
you last stared la Thought the prospects were
brig,cnine and am now harp. say ,hai ny antrIa'nns
Of helm. realized The Distribution Eii viii
p,.s the Senate and doubts l I" the Loan l
body Of ir WING afi! WI MOI Only ." a@Sn, nl WIZ "'.
81 lle lad. Mar this rredic'in AM! II u hr MI tiri
then las Old friend n nnc mol very rrodi.ay en-
lowed intellectual gifts ucd 10 forfeit M reputation
Of superior saeacy need not give on the particulars
now, but yuu r:uu r,st satisfied as 10 The result
sThe harmony otle Wing party restored and the most ia
rcrnal feeling prevails amongst th-m Even The revision # the
tariff in regard which mur feeling anticipated, will IL.
adjusted satisfaction all parts Of the country The nnion
Of tic Wings the SAKE If The union l. literally the motto
praised for this rcrus result! His ovenlin. Providence has
guarded di--ension, and will lead To Tie
summation Of brightest hopes.
"Congr-s, probably adjourn in about four weeks and
trust The members WILL upon their return 10 their constituents he
entitled the welcome laudf wei done good and
Congress- have northumberland the Wings are defeat
ed in The measure nearest to their hearts-and most
sentia to their interests. Their attempt To asten upon
us Bank charter for twenty years, and indeed for an
indefinite period, has been resisted and ovcrhrown ny
the irmness of Mr.. Tylcr-thc "haTmony' ofthe Wing
party has been Observation-Disclosures Cabinet broken up
and if we NAV dare to employ the bold language OF
their Wing do.Prophet, an overriding Prov
dence" has saved the Republic from the most daring
design which Henry Clay and his Federal Clique have
twice attempted TO consumnate during the same ses-
sion. Their "brightest hopes have been basted-and
the stability Of their illsored, heterogeneous party
broken down by their "dssensions.' What De-
mocrat does not rejoice escaping the tremendous
abvss into which they threatened to cngulph u.s. Let
us now 20 forth conquering and to conquer" they
had reasons reoice in Jny on their sangnine pros
poets, let US rejoice in September their terrible de-
feat Their insdious Cabinet has been dispersed -
Their attempt 10 place around necks monstrons
monied and unconstitutional Institution for twenty
wears, has been nullihed. They cannot obtain Ma
tional Bank for three years and half-and may we
not cxcaim, God be praised for this glorious RESULT
We understand, by letter from Washington, "tha
Our relations with England not desperate as some
of our Northern friends imagine. We had supposed
that the Paerson Ministry would take the re
sponsiblity Of bringing Eng into war with Anne
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Sept ] !
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We understand, by letter from Washington, "that
oar relations with England not desperate some
of our Northern friends imagine We had supposed
that the Palmerston Ministry would take the re-
spon,ibil,y Of bringing England into war with Anne
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nune L-eu.enau, 1,.r.rrsr II lie sac ii Ynsiaia

Richmond. Sept. "a, 1911.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-15

own manufacture would aiorn to aes "h" nave formerly
compelled Rroadwv and elsewhere that tey =re un"e
lie .r.ity OF DONG - no them cone hnd
soc Od save n eight sg fr and tie better cr'o
shoat delay, arf dappoHtneH Attending beng measured
,c would also saw that having 10 800 persons Il our e"
T,y and having number the l'geSt anuac'nre
,r in eyry market where good r Thc citizen. OF New
Brooklyn, Wiamelureh aud The surrounding coSntry are re-
.pectiv soccd for themselves Wholesale
retail CITY and country trade ~" find 1t TO ter a
before purca6g, oily qTaty aud quantity
out nrire-, shall make great ininccflcnt
,ln I'm. SMITH BRTSTOIf.& HALL.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-15
7 H f TRIB U n b
YEw.yoRK TUESDAY MORNING, JvNE - 1911.

f,,rs O,r Wa ashngton cores pohdcnt iaito ~ se."
c,,,,o, ;;qos in Congress (sare an abstTac; OF Sir.
r,y Special Report in season for Cur last In default
.sc = s,,o.9sry of the doings of the House:
d., ~ " pAYsg Of Ala. new Member took MS seat
n, W,sg being still ILL., the further consideration OF his mo-
IN, to reconsider The Rules again postponed
NJ GRAHAM OF n. c. asked lea;c TO introduce bL! 10
,c the sub.Tfcasury Refused ncedlessa bill 10 that
.asct having already come down from the Senate
Mr. SERGEANT of Pa asked the consideration OF Reso.
on con6nng the future action >, the House this Session
~ certain great specified. The motion "ai de-
sca,ed: Nays 50; Yeas l22-(not twohirds)
considerable number Of petitions was now received;
some from prgatc claimants sc. for Abolition, which
was laid on the table by 55 95 some in favor Of Gen
ea Bankrupt La" these were referred 10 he J'pci"'y
Committee "'', '"s"D.'o's % r.,
HlePor'inS 0'' ~ ,l''
carried " 'o' o' % % o.
lhe committee o" ''e i''ies '"''e ''''
'ed BY Resolutions prescribing 'i' '''c o'S'V7 u '
ent Session sneoI" be confined 10 inc "'J'I's 9''!
sesed IN Inc resident Message u'''Ss
ade to include the di'cUsSoh "' Ne"cf"' D''u'' '
The Resolutions further prescribe that n" Pe'ohs' neo
rails &c not relating to these subjects be lad On e 'aoe
approximation and no action had thereon at tine present
Session After an irregular and protFac'ed debate ec
Resolutions were PASSED feas 100 Nays oo' Ad'ur"e'
In the Senate. number of petitions for Bankrupt Law
were received, and referred the Judiciary Committee
Various resolutions of inquiry were moved b! Opposition
Senators length Mr. CLAf resolution prescribing '"''
,onrn. f,r tho ,gb, Shall b, nkca up directly after reading
,h ;o,rn., tho rex mor,inr WAS taken up Mcssrs Ben
,ox yorxo Rrcu,y,x &C. objected to this as forcing
b.i.s.. ,,in, oa resolutions Of inquiry. &c. MI CLAY
sa. - ,o;,, j. 70 allow one hour evory
-a s'''s,Ir % a:,;oa. &C. The rc.ou,jon was
then agreed to-
Mr. CLAWS bill providing ior Distribution OF the Pro-
New-York tribune., 1841-06-15
STOP uas,a. STOP sHl,l (.
CN1EE ANsD SEE.

~ the building known a. the CO.
LuMBlAN HALL, 2c3 Grand street,
the most spacious wholesale and retail
SALES ROOM 10 the United States,
the largest and best selected a>sort-
men; If Ladies, Misses and Chlldrens
SHOES exclusively, IN all their vnrie-
ties of pattern, width, color, ssapc
nd mntcrinl usually called for, OI. our
New-York tribune., 1841-06-15

BUILDERS HARDWARE, at 80 Divis!7n- -'treet-A
- coapete u sash Tuii - Buti Hnse screws ae
Chest Paddock. Barrel Round Square snrns u,n ant
>re Be1t. Hook vi;h nearly every ar
ce II tie Inc which VII be sol+ low a at any place ia tae
citv
,r JOSEPH WEED
New-York tribune., 1841-06-15

A. ;eE TV;ZEI N5o a1as4 Fa.louabe Clothing to order
" ouy the Goods winch be selected from Stock OF up
wards of $4,000 worth Of Cloths CaGcTe, sunmer 'oos vest
mo- x, e. nj ,ucl eNenr Price CASH III all Eases on
Denver SCALE or PRICES -
no., Cont So 10 So Pant from 81 to -
Frock - II TO - Su1mer TO .
summer -. 3to 2 Spleadid Vets ) TO >
Al of which be- made sp order tie :ost "orhhanHNe
manner and warranted (of cosrsel 10 n.
Boy, ,thins ony from the hoyc Goo at pro
rartionIly Low Prices. Room No - Maiden
aa EDWARD EVANS.
10 IL, DANIEL. 7. SMITH
New-York tribune., 1841-06-15
IfAyuArYAN Drug sgoRE,

iTAX:sNYYAN DRUG STORE, y. j lsea1e =,
"a OF fIr]-treeiIhe Pa9lit aay f.'s . ,l' s
crs assortment of such articles Usually H' l Sl
.glcn of quality IN ae ety. o7..!l11 pre-
~, nav not be procured with cosFeni EN- a
PoSaer>, III ais 'sao. lI.sa4 -.
,aperior qu=lv other >ireasleuS --.zf lsa
I,KENCHl VASES. GIRAND0LsS @e-t t.Es5 arg 4.-oaafh,
L of N. -bsve articles comprising AZ ;ae 1lo ,P=+e
tue iaaaet Tor pricss By NEitEI! = q 80 g. ~
Bovery
New-York tribune., 1841-06-15
F~ltNTtiN WA


~, =. .s1,ScS w,cVR TAILOR. l76 WiILIAN-STREET,
rctfIly announce the g"ieme7 Of NrfeFk that he
I,cJ :. above where, he daer a.seli that. having
s, experience tie French Metropolis and
] hi. personal his work, he All BE- able wake
cheap Tor cash invariably, s0d rs
et ~ cn procured in the County Thankful for yof'
be .oici,. coatiozance Of patroaags. az %"
New-York tribune., 1841-06-15

YER, CRrz-rhc official report of the condition Of Vera
Cruz for the month Of April that there was one mar
der the town that TWO fine Nucadaniled roads build
ing towards Mcdn and Arroyo Morcn that several streets
ayc been paved that lS7 children in the public schools
ha, there are 10 lime and brick klas the tAa
there l23 persons the city prison. and that the small
ps had disappeared.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-15
CHEAP CASH

StTOCK AND LINEN MANUFACTORI.-J.H W. PSKNEY, No. 80
> William has hand Stocks Bsoms Collars Cloves
Sa.pculers, k Shirts Drawers Crara All
kids and qualities OF the above articles Merchant, invited
New-York tribune., 1841-06-15

CorRr os SEssroSs.-Aoaday. Before the Recorder.
.sdses lynch and Noun and Aldermen Lee and Pol-ca.
James Richie gen;eel and tneookins >cochman, for
merlv an agent for Insurance Ofce in Europe and lat
tcy unk.shop keeper Fronrsreet near Dover put
mon M ,l FOR receiving stolen goods. knowing them to be
stolen The specific charge against him was that he had
received about III bags Of coffee different times weighing
together 05aQ pounds and worth :225 which had been
New-York tribune., 1841-06-15

E3OXS' An SssRG.EsEss;N's a es.OEEEENS..-Avery
ID fashionable as4 neity E,lde Boys and Child
Ci-thng ed the reny and s alc cheap
for by GEORGE a. HOYT < co. ~ BOwery el-ln-
CENT5.ENEN's * BOYS SUMNER STUfFS-such
II Gaiubroons Cloth Orleans CLOTH Drab ETay Linen
Drlngs, cheap and for sale No 05 Grcenwichs,
HENRY WILLIAMS & Co.
and Muslin. n e6lless yarIety. je8-ln
New-York tribune., 1841-06-15
WARWICK


rTNE undersigned would his friends ani the pu that ne
i prepared buildings wt the above materials a. aoF
noo aEd favorable Reference ~ bes To- -n's 20 ie
Ir buildings IN the country workmanship Nc Buildings
covered m any part country. G-ier COr.t d Leaders o
me above ma,crisi, made am. repaired, II the
Old stand. y. 39+ C-i.i-strcsI.
~
New-York tribune., 1841-06-15

]
y lars Sc wholesale AID No % Chnthr-,, New York.
large aud fashionable OF geuemcn Scas and
Crvat Gloves and SIspecrs l aad Cambrc lIasderche
iIerino Shirts Drawers; Tights silk, Cotton
aud WooIcn hnif Hoe.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-15
RARGAENslN HATS AND CAPS.

~ The subscriber wosl repcci: aosn h friends ard the
Ay public generally that he has hand ita5e for the
ful and complete assortment OF Hats and Gaps
ard approved patterns watch he offers foF sale At
when .lI 20 meet their apprubEton
Trading npon The prLncpe ot lar.c a. aat naa profits
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-31

THE STATEOF MISSISSIPPI
On the ClaHcery side of the Circuit
Court, Of the County Of Holmes.
APRIL TERM, A. D. 1871.
John s. Robertson I.s ct ALL cOmpl'ts.
Us.
Joseph M. Cardozo, ct al, \ Defcn'ts.
ElloON opening the matters of this
" BIZ, and itappearing TO the salts,
faction OF the court, that the defendants
John Lohr, the unknown heirs of Jas.
s. Goodwin, William NJ. Hewes,
Hamilton NJ, Wright, J CIlerrington
and hi, wife, are not inhabitants OF
this State, but reside beyond the limits
theeoE, so that the ordinary process Of
this court cannot be executed on them,
therefore; it is ordered, that unless
The said defendants shall appear before
SAID court at the court House III said CO.
on the third Monday in Ocr. next, and
plead, answer, or demur to said bill oil
complaint the Several allegations there
of will be taken for confessed, as TO
them, and such order and decree made
therein as said court may deem cqut-
able and just. 1t is further ordered,
that a copy of this order be inserted in
the Lexington Union, once a week for
two months successfully.
II. MORTON, elk.
July 10, 36-2m. Prints. fee $40.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-31
TAX COLLECTOR'S SALE.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
TIT WILL sell to the highest bidder for
HI cash, before the Court House door
in the town of Lexington, Holmes county
Mississippi, on the 4ih Monday, the 25th
day OF October next, the following desert
bed land, to wit: the west half Of the north
east quarter, and east MALT of the north
west quarter, section Il, township IS,
range 2 east, containing in all, l58 so.
l00ths acres, more or less.
Assessed as the property Of JAS. Scott,
for the year 1910. Tax due SO s CTS.
JOS. WALTON, II. C.
July II, SO BIN
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-31
STATE OF MISSESSlPPI,l
Hor,M MES COUNTY:

Probate Coult--tuly term, l84l.
A GREEABLY 10 an order of the
IN HoI.oroble, the Probate Court Of
Holmes county, Missis sipPl, made at
the July term, 1911 thereof: Notice IS
hereby given to all persons interested
in the lands, tcncments and lheredlta-
ments Of William Frayser, deceased
TO oe aud personally appear before SAID
Court, on the first Monday in Septem-
Der next, then and there to show cause
ifany they have or can, why an order
should not be made for the sale of tie
following real estate belonging to said
decedentS eState-to wit: ore lot in
the town Of Tchula, Holmes county,
Mississippi, on which is the office oc-
cupied by the decedent in his life time
ALSO
Tie following lots in said town Of
Tchula: ITO, III, CT, G8, Is, 54, l99,
25G, ca, GO, 105, lO5, s., So, 257, 1856,
l59, 100, l61, 1G2, 1863, lG4, 1865, Ice,
200, 2Ol, 202, 2O3, GOl, 2O5, 2OG, 207
l67, 1863, 100, no, III. l72, Us, ia,
7G, II, 70, 70, so, 81, l98, ia, l2l,
leg, 1913, l47, 148, l49, $50, l5l, 1j2
1853, l54, l55, 1856. together with one
undivided third part of the following
lots in said town, to wit: 81, 47O, $50
425, 400, and 400. 1t having been
represented to this court, by John NJ.
Clement ard Nathaniel f. Rivcs, Adj
ministrators upon said deccdcnfs Els
tate, that the personal estate of said
estate is sufficient to pay the debts
owing from said estate.
Witness the Honorable Alvah
Wilson, Judge Of said court &
l.. S. seal oil Office at Lexington. this
the first Monday of July, 184l,
Issued the 18th day of July, Al.
J. M. HOLLlNGSWORTH.
Clerk
July ", 36-Gw-p.f. It.