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A GARD.
COLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEW.

A CARD.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEW
EIRY SILVER WARE, SC.
GABRIEL ID. CHA RK has recently imported
Tx a snlendid assortment of Geld and Silver Paten
Lever egine and Virtieal Watches, all of whic are
by the Jest Makers and are warranted to pc form
accurate time, will be sold as low as any other house
the country Purchasers will n6 il to their advantage
by calling at the store, head of Cheapside, No WA
TER STRESS, Baltimore, where they will hnd good as
sortmen Gold Gard Chains, new paterns Kings, Breas
pins gold and silver Pencils, Addisons superior make
Silver and Britannia Ware, German Silver Spoons &c
NJ b. Fine Watches of every kin properly repaired
fa3My country friends are particularly invited 70 call
Store No Water st. iy Ii 60 C. d. CLARK.
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ALBANY LUMBER.

ALBANY LUMBER.
YHNTIE SUBSCRIBER will receive in the com
n ing week cargo of ALBANY POPLAR, consist
ne of Chair Plank, Scanning and So ~; also, WAL
NUT BOARDS, which will, with Ia" NURII MAPLE
CHERRY and WALNUT SCANTLING now on hand,
make good assortment. He world respectfully invite
the trade 10 call before purchasing constant supply
will be kept on hand.
ALSO FOR SALE LOW.
100000 feet Shipping CULLINGS
100000 White pine SHINGLES
$500 feet running measure ARK LOGS
10000 feet "A, Ga, "a, 3 and inch ASH
With a large and general assortment of LUMBER,
surrABLR FOR BUILDERS. ID. u. THOMAS,
Office head Union dock on the FATS.
Below Pratt street bridge.
sh3-The Richmond Compiler, Fredericksburg Arena,
Kent Rugle Chestertown, and National Ineliigencer,
will COPY the above the amount of 81 each and charge
Amar,csn,, office au II
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= COTCII NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ucotch Whs-
= kew on draugtt and by the demijohn This Whis-
kew is of superior quality and high favour, and persons
wanting good article will do well 10 give ms a call
VIM. s. GEO. Mel Fan.
n17 Al se lombard street, near Light.
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DOCTOR ANDRX7N

HYDRO PEDSIA ELIXIR.
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF
CONSUMPTION, ASTHAMH, PLEURISY, SPIT
TING OF FLOOD, AND ALL OTHER DISEAS-
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ATO OTHER MEDICAL PREPARA
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az respectable, or that has met will more general ia
vor From the numerous certificates recenuyreceived,
proving the extraordinary efficacy of the newly discov
cred Hydropedsiac Elixir, the proprietor has SELECTED
tie following others will be published shortly in pam
Mil
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= n UILLS-I70 III. QUILLS, No. 10 to70, Just re
~ eeived for sale by .
TURNER, WHEELwRIGTS NUDGE
ass Ne s. Charlesst.
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Copy of Letter from the Reu. p. Morris.
Rock Hill AnriI 25, 1910.

Copy of Letter from The Rer. P, Morris.
Rock Hill, April 25, 1940
Dear Sir,--In consequence of the benefit have de-
rived from the fthe iydopedcsiac Flxrl havegiv
en- my consent give publicity o facts which have oc-
CURED in my For some three or four years
have been afflicted with severe cough, which affected
my breast and lungs much could scarcely speak ior
nearly six months, at the time accompanied with
frequent discharges from my lungs. had recourse to
many medicines without the least effect, when, upon
hearing of the Hydropedesiac Elixir, was induced to
lief purchased the second bottle, and before using
Two thirds of il vas restored to pei feet health.
Yours respectfully,
PHILIP MORRIS.
Sold by g. =. DUHURST,
Corner Of Pratt st. and pugan's wharf, lower end o
Centre Market space, Baltimore. aul9
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Copy ofd Letter from Col. J. Coleman.

EAsToN, March 1, 1640
Dear Sir-Having been for several years afflicted
with troublesome cough, suffering much from pain in
the breast shouness of breath, ard other distressing
symptoms and tier having tried all the known RENE
dies with but little or no benefit, was advised TO try
the Hydropedstiac Elixir. Accordingly obtained one
BOTTLE sd after taking faw doses, was much re lew
ed and er using several bottles perhaps three on fo
was completely restored to health Ilave also knewr
II used in several other with like success in my
Immediate neighborhood.
Your obedident Servant
JOHN COLEMAN.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Cards Of tive lines only, So per anAum, in advance.
aySertcen tines, or loss, make square II an adver-
tsement exceeds sixteen lines the price will be proper
hon. All advertisements are payable at the tune OF
their insertion, except yearlies, which are payable quar-
terly in advance. All advertisements ordered IN I'LL
forbid will be charged twenty five cents for each subse
uuent insertion.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-09-25

PURSUANT TO an order of the
Il Probate Court of Holmes county
at the september Term there
Of, Ishall as a serviving administrators
of the estate OF Creighton Ward de-
ceased, on the first Monday of Nov.
next at Richland in said county, sell
at public auction to the highest bidder,
the east half ofthenorth east quarter OF
Section No. IL, township No. Is
range 2 east, on credit of twelve
months with approved security.
NANCY WARD, Surviving
Admir-. of he estate
of Creighton Ward
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-09-25

c,,,,aor of the State of Mississippi.
4 WILLIAM RANSOM, Esquire,
E.,,essor and Collector OF Taxes in and
N, Carroll County, and to all others
4, whom these presents may come
|.eods-GREETlNG:-
{wrHEREAS, Ii has been duly GER
N tiled to the Executive, by the
IbIor olpobHc Accounts, that Wl'IIam
IIspsom, ESQ, Assessor and Collector OF
4, rs m and for the county Of Carroll, ~
M6 State. is indebted to the State ol
fssjssiop ia the sum of one Thousand
M n hundred and eighty dollars and
Jaw one cents, for the taxes OF the
|ssr 1888, and IN the som of nine hum
N. and eleven dollars aud fifty cents, for
n taxes Of 1899, Of Carroll county; AND
Ibereas, it has been further duly certified
slhe Executive, by the Auditor Of Poh-
n Accounts that the SAID WILLIAM
ANS0M, Esq, Assessor and Collector
fTa2es 10 and for the county OF Carroll
a failed to make due return to the Au-
i'm Of Plbic Accounts, Of the Taxes
sstssed in .aid counHy Of Carroll IN the
sas lSl0-l84l, and has entirely failed
ia neglected TO pay into the State Trea-
IN ,ov portion OF the Taxes assessed in
mol county, ia the year lS4O, and
NatIe into the State Treasury the pre-
10 wear.
now, KNOW YE. That by virtue
E he Authority in me vested 10y the
&sun,iou and laws of this State, do,
N these presents, REMOVE the said
Mlliam Raoeom, ESQ.,, from the Office
ASSESSOR and Collector Of Taxes IN and
nCarroJI county; and do warn the goot
iizens oil said county, nor to pay into hi:
Apts, any portion ofthe Taxes due OF
abecome due ia 'he coGoty Of Carroll
M In testimony whtrcof l have
caused The Gren. Sell OF tn
State to be hrradnto aHiXnd
IL, S. at the city Of jackson, thl
llth day OF September, /,
the year Of our Lord, On
Thousand Eight liundra
Forly-Oue.
By the Governor,
A. G. McNUTT,
THOMAS B. WOODWARD,
Secretary of State.
~. Is, 45-3,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-09-25
NOTICE.

r ETTERS Of Administration hRv-
~ ing been granted to the underslgn-
cd by the Honorable Alvah Wilson,
Judge of the court of Probates OF
Holmes county at the May term of said
court, lS4l thereof; upon the estate OF
William Merryman, deceased notice Is
hereby given to all persons holding
claims against said estate, to exhibit
the same within the time prescrlbedby
law or the same will be for ever barr
ed.
G. ]. ELLIOTT,
Administrator.
May Is, 39--6w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-09-25
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

TIT WILL sell to the highest bidder for
ii cash, before the Court House door in
The town of Lexington, Holmes county,
on the 4th Monday, the 25th
CAV of October next, the following desert.
bed land, to wit. the south west quarter OF
section 5, tow nship Is, range 3 east, con-
tanning l59 34-l00ths acres.
Assessed as the property OF Abne'
Erwin, for the year 1910. Tax due 81
& cents.
July II. 80 3m
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-09-25

10 the 56th Regiment, Bngadler General
j. }. GUY, will direct the order for the
election OF Colonel OF said Regiment, to
the Sheriff OF Coahoma county.
The Commanding Officers Of each OF
the several Regiments OF the Militia OF
this Safe, will order elections to be held,
on the first Monday and day following, In
November next, to ill any aud all vacan-
rles 10 the Regmentsl and Compan' Vi
fcers within their respective commands
They will also be careful TO lay oil their
Regiments, properly, into Batallons and
Beuts as the law directs.
Al Officers who have failed to make
returns OF their Staff appolnlnlenls, are
required 10 do so forthwith, IN order that
| they may be Commissioned.
Inasmuch as the Constitution does not
prescribe the term of office of military Of
ticers, it is the opinion oil the Commander
In-Chle, that all military officers, contln-
ne in command for the time prescribed by
law, being the term of Jour years from the
date of their respective commissions,
whether elected to fill vacancies occasion
ed by death, resignation, removal, The expI-
ration of the term Of their predecessors, or
otherwise.
It's with regret, that the Commander
in Chief is compelled to proclaim, that
many of1icets in command, evidently
sought their stations for the sake OF the
tile only, and neglect TO discharge the
duties incumbent upon them. Many Of
The regiments have not been properly lac
off INTO baltaioas ard beats, and but few
|. are fully oficered. Officers who fail tc
perform their duties ia time of peace, en-
rumber The service, aud would be worth
less in war-the designations of such vii
be cheeriulIy accepted, whenever tender
ed.
The Major Generals of the several Dl
visions are expected to review each lie
glment under their respective commands
Every Brigadler General will review
a the regiments in his Brigade, once in eacI
year, and make due return OF the strengtI
g and condition thereof.
The Colonies Of each OF the several re
q giments of this State, are required to tax
, care that the battalion and company PAL
j AIDES take place, as required by law.
The Elections above ordered, will b
i held under the direction Of Inspectors ott
: or than those of civil elections, and tn
T. ballots deposited in different box lrot
f.. those of civil elections.
: 1t is the earnest desire OF the COmmar
st derin.C Chief. to have every regiment tuII
Il differed and organized next November
III aud it is his determination to bring ever
delinquent before a Court Martial. Ih
q law expressly requires returns OF all mil
{, tary elections 10 Sc made to the ADJI
Il TANT GENERAL. Officers al
a. charged to attend particularly to this r.
:. quirement.
q. BY order of
ALEX'R. G. MCNUTT,
}. Commander,in-Chief.
N C N. PRICE, AGt
n Gent Mississippi Militia
e, Sept. d, 43. Pm. Pr. fee
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-09-25
Urn EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
ov John N. BASKlN.
.... on SUBSCRIPTION

repMs OF SUBSCRIPTION
h" Doa,,s subscription $50 il paid in adj
gu" Al if paid within SIX month. after after
lfi .abscnb.ng; or SSH not PAID uhul
.,oimlion of the year ,.r,,,c
,;ssmeots will be inserted at the rate OF
s a sr SQUARE for The ut insertion, and 81
n 5r each week The r-len Itn ,a or ,o,s
Etndng square. ! Scr y OF insertion, 1T ,I's
i'd must be noted , ma ...sIS , o, t'''
scpt or they woe a'srs .' unm ,o'o 'd
s r''S must be accompanied with Che Cash
,5r.rti.ements and Communications OF d
,. a,,, nature, will be charged double The
,'oo ,r candidates for county Offices, will
' d each; Tor State aud District Offices So
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-09-25
NOTICE.

May Is, 39--6w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-09-25
NOTICE.

WILL as administrator of the es
tate OF Adam Forture deceased pre-.
~ my account for final settlement
\ all vance to TIE Probate court a
\ October term 1s4l.
THOMAS SPROLE.S.
A Administrator.
angus II, lS4l, 39--9w,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-09-25
Head Quarters,
FRANKLIN, MIS- \

\ LII persons belonging to the 9Th
1 Regiment Of Holmes county Mi
IA and subject TO Military duty, are
SFeoy commanded to parade upon
public square i'll the town Of Lex
e,on' on Saturday the Second day
pC'ober next at 10 O'Clock A. M.
4 Inc purpose ofreview, inspection
y martial exercise armed and e.
g Ip, as the law directs.
|lhere will be a drill on the day
fcedlnlg said parade at the place
pfe,ald. The attendance of all
'nmlssioned and noncommissioned
peers and musicians of said Regi-
ent is strictly required.
II. W. BROWN, Adjt.
OF the 9th Regiment.
Holmes county Militia,
.Sept. IA, 184l.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-09-25
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
TIT WILL sell to the highest bidder for
IA cash, before the court house door Of
Holmes county, on the 4lh Monday, the
23d day of August next, the following
described property, to wit: lots numbers
lis and ll9, yituate lying and being in
the town Tuchula, Holmes county, Mis-"
sissiPpi.
Assessed as the property of J. c. Wet
more, for the year 1910. Tax due TO
cents.
JOS. WALTON, T, C.
July II. SO. I'm. pr. fee S..
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-09-25
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
Ell WILL sell to the highest bidder tor
cash, before the Court House door,
in the town of Lexington, Holmes county,
Mississippi, on the 3rd Monday the Goth
day of September next, the following deS
scribed property, to wit: lot number Ia,
situate, lying and being in the town Of
Tchula, Miss.
Assessed as the property OF George
Adams, for the year 1910. Tax due 81
cents.
JOS. WALTON, r C..
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-09-25
NOTICE..

rs hereby given, that on the
4 first Monday of October next, we
will as administrator, and administra.
trix, of the Estate of William Allen de-
ceased, will present our accounts to the
Honorable the Probate court Of Holmes
county Mississippi for final settlement,
and allow and surrender our letters OF
JOHN B. ALLEN.
MARY ALLEN.
H. w. Brown Attor.
August 7, 1871, 39--9w.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-20
OUR MINISTER At PARIS.

We published some days since, an arti-
Gle from GALLIGNANI, written by Gen. CAss,
defending the people of the U. States
against the insane and infamous charges of
corruption and bribery made against them
by the organ of the administration. The
nationality Of that article from such
source was gall and NORWOOD to the Loco
Foco administration; and it was promptly
attributed, but without the least shadow of
reason, TO Mr.. ROBERT WALSH. They
well knew that Gen. CAss was the author;
and by way of punishment, we perceive
they have circulated the report that the
General has written TO Gen. HARRIsoY ask
ing to be retained in his station We
speak advisodly when we say, that thers
is not one word of truth in this rumor.
Generals Harrison and Cass are long tried
personal friends-they served together
during eventful scenes on the N orth West
ern frontier during the war, and their
close personal relations have ever been pre-
served.-The Globe and those in its employ,
well know, that Gen. Cass was opposed
in toto to all the fnanciering experiments
of the Governments; and hence the true
cause Of these reports.
We will only add, that we kno,c md
all peradventurc, that Gov. Cass has not
and will not ask Gen. Harrison to retain
him in his place, but will return to the Uni
ted States, without putting his friend to
necessity of recalling him. Should Gen.
Harrison however, intimate a desire to
have him remain we doubt not but Gen.
Cass would continue to represent the Uni
ted States at Paris with the same signal
ability which has heretofore characterised
his mission.-N. y Courier q. Enquirer.
VrRGINIA UNITED STATES SEEAroR.-Ths
resolution for the election of United States
Senator to succeed Mr., Roane, was taken up in
the Senate on the 18th ultimo, and made the order
of the day for Thursday, February 18th.
The Board Of Directors of the Franklin
Bank of Baltimore expect to realize from
the property in their hands belonging to
the late Cashier, Hawkins, about $4,000
His deficit is about s139,O0O.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-20
Missouri EGgfs Eascspc.

THURSDAY, February

THURSDAY, February 4.
On motion Of Mr.. WhiPpe the bill to charter
the city Of st. Louis as amended, was ordered
to be engrossed for third reading.
A bill for the relief Of the Collector of Cole
county.
a memorial to Congress praying the establish.
ment OF military posts on our Werem frontier,
and the memorial Of the SUPPLEMENTARY Of In.
dian allljia from ST. Louis. were ssveraIy read q
rhird time, and passed.
Bills auhorsjng Gasconade and other counties,
to borrow the road and canal fund of their rcspec,
tive counties, and to fix the time of holding courts
in the LIST, 9th, and lib Judicial Districts, were
read and passed.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-20
IN SENATE.

A bill introduced by Mr.. Gillian, to repeal The
charter Of the Bank Of the State Of Missouri. i
the private stock holders were willing thereto
was considered and lost Ayes 14-Nays 49,
Mr.. Gillian said he had always been opposed
to granting privileges. The Bank, he supposed.
had been created for the benefit Of the people at
large; but i. would be found on examination.
that the officers of the Bank had appropriated
much the larger amount Of money among them.
selves. All banks were apt 10 play the game Of
open and shut, which he regarded as dishonest
The Bank was not bound to pay, but It's creditors
could be cocrccd into measures, which was wrong
in principle,
Mr.. Monroe expressed his repentance for his
vote at the last session auhorising the Bank to
hyPoihecate the state bonds, and said that by way
oi attonoment, he would now vote for the repeal
oil the charter. He had always been opposed 10
banks and this had failed to effect the only object
Tor which he was willing it should be Created
When chartered its friends urged that it would
prevent the state from being flooded with the pa
per Of other banks, but 50 far from it there was
great increase Of the notes Of foreign banks among
US
Mr.. Scott advocated the bill upon the around
that the bank had been Of no benefit to the State,
and that there was no hope it would be. He re.
garded 1t as being in a lettering condition and
expressed the opinion that 1T would be delunct in
two years. He said letter had been received
from the President that if the Legislature did not
make provision for raising two or three bundled
thousand dollars for tue Bank, it would be com.
PEELED to suspend payment. He did no. doub,
but the transactions Of the Bank in hyp1lheca.
ting the state bonds, the charter had been viola.
ted, and believing that its continuance would but
involve the state more and more deeply; he was
disposed to repeal the charter.
Mr.. Harvey said the letter of President Smith,
was misunderstood by the Senator from Howard,
Mr.. Smith did not intimate that the bank would
be compelled to suspend specie payment, but
would eunder 'henecessltyo Of collecting its debts
to the injury, perhaps, Of many Of its creditors.
Mr.. Miller thought it ungeuerous to speak of
the embarrassment Of the Bank when the State
itself had brought about that embarrassment by
borrowing its funds which were yet unpaid. lie
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-25

her go out, and she reached the coach as he
horn blew. Oh! it was very affecting 10 see
that poor bereaved creature 60 up TO the coach
man and ask him again if her son was come!
The driver that day was neighbor of hers, and,
having heard the tale, he replied kindly and
ceverly, "No he is not come to-day, but per-
haps he will cone to-morror" "Yes, yes, -
she replied with smile that wrung the heart,
she will come Tomorrow" and away she hur-
ried And sir, she has come to that coach Of
fee, and asked the same question, and received
and repeated the same answer, for, as have
told you to-day, many, many years! But sure
ly, sir, she does not suffer much, does she?"
81 trust not" replied, and this hope born OF
despair, is, probably, the merciful ordering OF
Divine Providence for her relief" ''Ah, so
think" he replied, ''but heaven bless you, sir.
here is your coach, and it is now setting of"
81 hope we shall meet again" | said, shaking
him by the hand, and off we drove.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-25
"Hc will come Tomorrow

The following pathetic story is extracted from
an English periodical and well illustrates the
strength Of mothers love.
always ride on the outside Of stage coach
from taste, as well as from economy-because
like 10 see as much Of the landscape as pos
sibly can; and try to sitfnext TO the coachnlan,
because he knows not only 10 whom the seats
we pass on the road belong, but can sometimes
tel one interesting anecdotes OF the owners
theL1seIves-so am sure OF being entertained
on nv journey, if so placed,
Well, was so fortunate on my last journey
from London TO Gas TO get my favorile seat,
and it was next TO an unusually pleasant driver,
Il found he was q family man; had wife he
seemed fond of, AM -pe child, little boy whom
he was afraid of s !; and as he saw that
sympalhized in lHIhispgs, he was more dis