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New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

Mourn VEENos.-The Mount Vernon estate
consisted, soon after the with France. OF 00O
acres aAd when Washington returned TO cultivate
1t, he had 1000 persons upos it in his employ.
Nor. b.t five slaves live upon Inc place, and 400
acres ony are cultivated, chiefly used for raising
heat and Indian corr. s-Ssa
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

man by the name OF Davidson, and black man.
belonging to MIR Pyucfsn OF this city. were acci-
deu;aly drowned in the Sa,il!a River, on Sunday
last They were attached 10 the sloop Macon, OF
TINS port This above makes three valuable ne
sroes accidentally los, by Mr. P during the month
OF Oc'coer-ose Of which was sca!ded bv the blow
'ns UP OF the steamer Beaufort, and another
drowned on the same day from III. steamer New
Sern. Savannah Republican.
The masters loss is amentea; but were the
lives OF the slaves 'valsable 10 them only y
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

u The name of Moses y. Beach is taken out
Of The Sun as publisher, and that of N. Beach
Ga minor sony silently substituted. We in
formed that this change is connected with some
-lap-dash Banking operation. Holders Of Ulster
Manufacturers Bank note. look out for breakers :
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

Il 800 Rsvari.-Oae Hundred D-llars Rc~s5d has
b.cn oT,r,d for nonths to sny one who VIII use
bote of Bav,'s Linment for the Piles without -s x
cured OF thousand, sold, one in'tsncs hiss II iAe1
Of cure Proof helmng he had where II Is sold
nst Il Il NaiieR lane.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12
InVenLOr ana NabuIalIUrcF uI lHIe HU" Il T'IU'V'
NIL 4i' (9
u Thirtcen,h .yMrd .IuveniIe TemYcr-

hIFtCFutH u fTH
ancc yubilec.-The Apuwgrssty Of the Tnirlcenh
Ward Juvenile Temperance s0ciSty will he celebrated
the Church the of Broome AM Ridge streets On
FRIDAY evening the 18th inst o'clock. Sever-l Dia
ogues and Addresses VIII he spoken by the CAldren, snd
appropriate Music performed by Juvenile Choir. L
defray the ncdsn nj expenses shilling will be chargei
for admission Tickets may be procured of the folio "ng
Committee j. Ciau,z, IS Attorney St. II. r. Picrcl
y Ridge Kag. 392 Grand Hervey Losee, 4s2 Grant,
rhos. Kennedy. ss Grand X. c. McCormicK 80 sheriff
and AT the door. nl2 IT.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

TIE GOVERNOR YETo.-Con.iderab trepida-
ton is eyinced by the leading Loco Foco organs al
the prospect tiia, the Governor viii be constrained
to veto some Of the measures Of tAeir Legislative
majority this winter. They may spare their trc-
msrs. We are conhdent that no bill calculated in
any manner 10 promote the interests and increase
the prosperity OF New-lork, to de7eioPc her re-
sources or nerve the arm of the laborer with the
inspiring assurance Of ready and fair reward for
his toll, will be vetoed by Gov. Seward. Can his
adversaries ask more Are they preparing TO ask
his concurrence in mere party manpuvrcs to Sc
cure an extra clutch at the spoils Their Ian
guage seems to intimate that they intend TO urge
upon him measures which they are conscious he
ought not to concur in. We doubt not that, should
such be their game they will find the chosen repre-
sentative of $4,000 voters ready to maintain the
dignity and discharge the duties of his station.
even in the face of fortuitous majority which i
backed by oss than 100000 electors. Let them
try it
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

OS There are only twenty recognized candi.
dates yet for Commissary General-we paean from
this City-we have not list of the Couatry can
didates. Jonathan d. SterenSOs, the partner of
Gentwor,h. heads the list. If he could only con-
trive to run as Stevenson among the Locos and
Jarvis among the Wings, and add the votes to-
scther, there might be a chance for him.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12
Nambsr Of patients remaining. SOL.

= TsE FATHER LIES would fam keep nan IS ls-
norance as all of hsppiness health and com
fort He egats IN the ana suderiogs OF the "ho'7
hu=isn family and place, temptations is their way TO
scsp ihsm from that ksoSlrdEs which all osghs 10
seek BE you disposed 20 be 'r-usu, charitable ne
pOtrays The inconvenience sy Be YOU SICK
o. los il spirits he places before you that
u you into qiierness for the that th- disease
NAV c.in its ascendaucy the y.iem. and place oI
beyosd the reach OF pedic,l skill Do not be deceived
by such speccus. and ayh-eaed e-thcaes oi persons
p,te existed or the eXaeserstd ones OF tsose VINO
S cn their names 10 worthless articles Tor some ir'-
So ronsier,tion-bu go At the true fountain OF
nral;h lC6 Na.Ssu s. an get some OF Shernans Lozsn
,bsv viii cure you OF your soughs cclds, or a!mo'
-. l,,. .oonsr han sny Ihne else YOU can FMS The
Doctor has r--pt a; tSs Bo-ery' Il Ee.t Broatway -
pIrter .n,: ~ Hudson sts. ASkior ShcrEans LokeE-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

70 There is report aaoat that the votes for
Morris Franklin in one town on Staten Island were
not returned, and tina, the effect of this is to
give Purdy fraudulent majority over him. o!
course, this cannst stand bu, may have been in
sligated for the purpose of unfairly winning bets
We have sent messenger to the Island, and shall
have the facts for to-morrow's paper.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

70 JAMES MERRILL, Esq. an eminent citizen
of Union County, Pa. and late Member Of the
Legislature died at New Berlin on the 29th ult
aged 81 He was a native Of Vermont.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12
u MIR. Editer. VIII l'5r. Bradbury Re

peat hi, JUVENILE CONCERT This question IS re
peatedly asked, and we hope TO announce
that will the question in the affirmative l.
large and highly pleased auditory criterion OF me
interest which the public take in the efforts OF sr
g.. be need hesitate repetition forth
with, Mr. B. is the pioneer this region, in the Juvenile
Branch of the delightful science of Music, and trust he
will coatinue to that encouragement which he Sc
well deserves aad which thus far exceeds the hopes
tho most ssuruinc. ul2 IL
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

KESrUcKY.-B. B. Johnson mas bern elected to
the Senate OF Kentucky from the Franklin Dis
trict, Eiyub F. Nuttall to the House from Henry
County. and R. L. WickhHe do. from Nelson Co
to Gll existing vacancies. The two first are Locos'
Mr. Wickliffe Whig. No political change
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

MAssAcHUsrTrs.-Wo have returns frem few
towns, confirming the statements in cur last. The
total vote will be about j5 900 for Davis, so 900
for Morton, $500 for Boltwood (Abolition), and
scattering. Morton runs rather better than his
ticket To the House, the election Of $50 Wings
and "a Locos is announced 62 towns either made
no choice or voted not to send. No doubt OF a
Wing majority.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

u White Tceth-Ccmpound Aromatic Tooth
Pate splendid article cleansing the Teeth givire
them high posi aud beautiful smooth surface without
ihs possible danger Of scratching or detacing them
Tho.e who ike aud possesses white teeth 'houi'
use this Paste rs cent, per jar. Ny i'll iHl OIL
an engraved label on each jar.
HORACE EVERETT, 351 Green's ich st.
Inventor Manufacturer Of this new article
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

BARNAuY RUDGE.'-We psblish this mornipg
the last of three Parts of Mr.. Dickenss thrilling
story which reached this continent by the steam
ships this week. The author announces in a Gard
TO his readers th2t 1--WE more Parts will bring tbs
work to a conclusion, and he will then refrain from
publishing further for whole year. Meantime he
viii devote three or four months TO a visit to this
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

II Retail Prices-75 cenis, 81. 81 IS and 81 "
each for Chspr ar. Patent Tablet kazo Suop Of icsr
sides, made Al l02 William street. c3 nH
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

70 Mrs. MowArr, who has achieved some re-
puiation in authorship, gives the first of Il Course
of Evolutionary Readings a, Siuyvesan, Institute
o-morrow evening.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12


Public are requested call and examine the style OF sur
touts Counter Frocks, Sc. offered at 30 B'oad"ay
American HOTEL under the assurance that the 'srlc Will
be found to compete with the ~crk ef any house III ths
trade, while the prices are such must offer induce
ment. to purchasers. W&. T. JENNINGS,
NIL tNl9 ~ Draper and Taller.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

y TEr ESD AND The NEASS-No;hHs e can oe
onc xt5on; = know hos 10 do It. The proper means
Lenr abou, ae esircd ends Row care for that most
s.. % r.-in
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

u DIR. ". 4. Wallace will give Lecture and
practical illustrations of several operations the Eye
the Lecture Room OF the New York Society Library OF
Saturday. Nov. l3 at ,! o'clock, p. M.
Siuhcnt and TIC profas lnYied attend. nl q
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

TERMS FOR THE CouEsK. =.
Tickets admitting member and one lady--....-..ss
Do DO -LaeEnbs. AID oEc l=Dy....
Ladies 1 icketS---
be ob4ed Of the Librarian Clinton Halt and al tie
the book sore u 6g4sr, Crane il "a. I55 Peari neaf
Wall street K. T. LOCKWOOD.
o26 t! Chairman Lecture Committee
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

u The Fan Fashions TO the Ladies now about The
only topic Of interest and the of dress or the
set OF nat matters Of deep moment. the consdera
lions of hch occupy n their leisure time Let them,
however in the midst Of ise discu,.on ufon fabrics
coIors flowers tight or bishop ,leevos &c.
bear in mind tho coed old adsgc keep the feet warm and
the head should they however sacrifice health 10 fash
iou let hem bear iu mnd that ether sentiment, wnch -
fast becoming m rasye that for tbc coughs aud colds
caught at this Of The year by nconsi crate dess
ing there relief TO be cbtaned save from
Rings Cough Candy wEieh may be OBJ
tanned Al ca Broadway. Of the Origina lu'entor.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-09-17
Senator 9lllelt UDn Obto,

belt fr5 BET Der Yra9e, cb Die Sanfen bes Oirtfts
@plumbta Deocr oerbrteft neroen ol(et, I'M Ser ct.
Senate cire Heoe, ropcu Splgenpes Elm 9luasua 1T:
9err 2llen beharptete, oaB 9e9enndrtt9 i'm Dttrife
eolum61a gar feneSanfen pprhanoen eten, baB oaber
Der IN Sra9e tebenoc 9ntrag Tb ntd,t auf oa6 Sort
belteben hcn errtdteter, onoern auf bic grrict1ne
nerer Sanfen be5tebe oenen auBerbent nod oas eott
suitehen ioQe, tire @eifafte NIT 9ertpeieerunq Der
SaarSabun9 be9tnnen s oirfen. Die1er 9lntrao lit ,u
ewer 3et 9eteut ncreen1 IN Der man Don aenSeiten
5ngebt oaB Die SaarSahltnos @tniteluns cas srcBe
0dnptttbel oes 2anoes et l1no pem mus 6tefes llebe
Sn9eihrteben tperoen 2-ben Sanfen 2-Sbne 3weifel! !
aber aud ben @Ieies0ebun9en Die Banfen beeannen
oen llnfu9 nnb Die @eebbun9en uuterli1bteu lie baz
rtlt 9s hterau bic Sanfen en1aben, oaB re burd aez
ih!dt an9ebraehte @eflde bon oen Gjefeseebunsen
nht tr Ser9ebnn9 r be erte llebertretuna Der Sc
ete nto ttrer pbten eran9en f0nnten, ion6ern audi
9eiesltde Sefu9ntB IN edtsoerlebnng unsefrat
S perbarren tbaen le bas, mas prioileeirte oabl1t
tmnter tbun miro: Ie plitnoerten bas bfpsoeoebene
8clf. Durd, @eifte at threm 8erbred,en 6eredtiat,
fnaen bic Sanfen icbann an, itre 8aar,abunqseius
iteaun4 ais etn Nedt uno fotppbl Gclf tpe feoeruna
ais paiienoe Gesenitdnbe tbrer Raubitt ,u betradp
ten lnb fam man ppn ben ntitute, bic itrem il,>
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-09-17
1sentu0tt1I9elI.

Z 1 Scr @ &tcI.~n . freunp unp Gttt Der Sttt
erf4tint rtaelmdBt9 Jercn 6retta9
Scr SutitrtrtOns 4rris 1T 6 in al SO s,
praustaDuns prr Iho Ter, fas bic 3citun9 nbt in
bab Der ten 6aftc pes Sa6rs be3oblt wtrr.
3 Dte 3e.ns fam auf5t9cten wtrren, all
NHdr1nre te5aDlt tnp
4. Die 8ercnpun9 9efbicDt ouf Soften ctr nnter@rrfer,
8r o cros9ctr mnBcn rotfrsp rtn9"anrt wrrren
S. Qntcteen mcrpcn fir bic tltbrn pr rnL LrHdt; mHBcn
t,r (c9tb tuar uDlt wcrrcn, not ouf 1cnl9r
Nrt in Necbnun9 tfcbt
e1aT 5ebcr poitmetiter bat paS Hedt, etnen Srtef
n toeldem itb 3eitun969elo benoe pcft fr e an ben
Druder su lberfenosn*
IBeun un5 tuiere entfernen eeler aGfo Ge[o ienben
pplleit, fo brauen e nr St tbrem YOtmeiter 5u 9ez
be uno lit ietter @e9enrpart ods @elo in eiren Sre
an urS su legen. ST. retb roann bic 9ooreBe oaranf
uno fronfirt ben Sref, ,pcourd ben SubIcrbenen wc
cem Orufer baS l1Olt9eGO erlpdrt Wlro.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-09-17
l3el 1l5l ST 3
sc Sen s Hug + c / t.

QncDl bcm Wlcnf f6rn, rtm bas 8lut
Sn orn Noern blpftt;
Scr NIT intincr frrbtm UiMtD
9ur9 ras Scten f6Inpfrt;
Ger, befbctccn tm @cnuB,
Scr, sr(aftn int Serrrub,
Srcub' on Summer tni1pfct;
1tnb, lei niIpcr Stilrme 21utb,
In Der .6rfFnun8 Snfet rnbt!
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-09-17

Nr riftcfrdttfd1e @trfel. Buckingham be-
merit in fettem "9lmerifa" Scl9enoes ism San3en
9encmnen btetet Dteetcbt ardtOgd Die bette geeae1z
he oereu eh en Sren1ber erfreuen fann, un antertz
tduile @eIe0lh nft I'M rpetteen OeaaSftabe unb srt
gleher 3ett tn mant9fachter &lafenmftung ;u rben
benin bier bat, ben tetnen Netatlhdnoler uno bloftn
9lrbeitcr du69enomnen eoe dnbere tire Neprdentd1t
cu. Die retden &aufleute 9tetp>Srleans nnb Ger
hc1iterte 0Hdn3er 9rfdn1ds, 9lldbdmd ntto Sent
nctc NIT Dem bcbfahrenceren ub oerfenertern e1trz
beIser bon Gjeprgte ben @aroltnas Unit 8tr9tnten,
Der 9tttde Spefulant nit @runoet9enthum bon Sent
tudD, Sbir, OGIpurt mrb Oht9an,- Der r:'cbe Sapta
tdlt Dcn 8plfcn uno Netpzyrrf, - Der grno,tatifde
Quifer Don prcOoence lno Vhaabe[pbta- Der pffcils
le Stnftpndr bon QSashnetcn unb Der 9elebrte 9roz
fc(1or BON enz nnoen, Cambridge hno Nartfcro-aleS
mildt fit nnter endltoer in o,oerbarer Wednn9fdltgz
felt nno liefert 70 berralheno oerhteoene unO benz
nod pabrhaft d,drafteritd)e 3Hge, oaB hermit Die
gauge llnion auf enen S(tf Dor ben 9u9en oes Sree
ben itebt to fG i'm, Elm pettes Selo fir 8eDbadtno
threr oerhtebeneu Gertreter carbtetet. Soa id, n,
9Ggemenen r1etne Snllcbt duSipreeben, 70 befanoen
(Id tn Der GceQfdaft, nnment(td, int @on9reB loall
ebert 10 ptele eegdnten Wdnner uno beoeuteno mebr
ftfbne Tranenunmer ais mdr 9erpbhnltd utter elmer
aetten 9n;abl Oeeniten, bic lc tn rgeno einem if
fentltden Sndle ri Srt9htpn, @heltenham coer Sath
per1amneln, III ftuben pfGent. Die aus bem Sltoen
trtgen bic 9Dalme Der Stpericritdt III Sd,Snbet uno
8enebmen oaocn bic SUolduoer taben ette 9eidtoe
felt, etne qSitroe ro @le9dnS poer 9pltrthett h,
aled)pe[ pb Oamen poer errelt telte Die ytprb(dltz
Der, 70 ,pett meue Sepbattung eng, ntdt erreidet.
Die QSeber ilno BET peem d,Oner, ulto tr faben Ell
Mae BON @arDltn1, Gtr0tien unb WdrDlono bepnber6
Gbar[e(tcn, Tol folf nuo Baltimore, bic eoem Ncfe
Gnrppd5 cine 3terbe fetn lpiroe, pibreno bon Obaz
ce(pba ,no Jtewyorf ebenfaCs ent9e liebensptrpioe
Gjchter pprfamen, belcoers unter penen BON jtn9ez
rem 9llter."
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-09-17

Snt Nersen etnes ieoen atten, ltroerbeiratheten
Otdoohens, fast g btr, Itegt ein tiefes Grauers
ipte ooa ourdweinter SceneuL heraerreiTenber Nso.
nclc9ent ocp Der erbabenen, ebeen, unbefanntefteu
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-09-17

Oe[ben bon 0e,psOrleans oerbienen a9emcin befann
s perben, ba e Elm treueS 9lbbilo leiner @runofdse
entbatet, ,pelde thn pdbrenp elmer ruhmltchen eauf
bdbn a[6 Staat6munn gelettet baben. : "QSdre id,
ebrseis9 9epeier, 70 prbe t eie Geroinons nit es
ner mdhtqen 2lntat Der Ser Sta item Sanf) ge>
ft tabet, bte iebit nad un9etheer Soerritat rebt.
Bare ie fell 9e,pefen, 70 bdtte td MIDI ibren 9lnhld@
qeu perfauft latte tch perionlthe 5en,ddhfeit Der
Grfltaung meiner fd1pert9en pfid,t pcrge5osen, ic
tpiiroe 6 aufb5ren, fe S1 beunrlbisen. cn Der @ez
f,ite Der grcberer unb @etpaltrduber fptnte b t,>
mer, tpeber im 8euer Der e5a9eno no IN Der sebeue>
Dc,, bem Wfaoe Der Dfift su perleden uo iebt oers
be ib faun, einen sntrieb f1nben bic eanfbabn bes
@braei,es 5u betreter ba arae aare no Elm 5erritt>
teter GSrperbat, tatt CUR Mhiat uub Sdlaht ein5as
laben, mid CUR Rerahrtug nocrer 9Seen auforoern
rp @rpberer aub6reu eeehrt ut tperoen uno gemalts
rduber bre gerbreden ba7en. Der aaetni9e @brset3,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23
.a,l.,or Of the currency, apc

reculator Of the currency, and
pt s;ve Of every thing dear To lreemen
IS,s,olprd, Tha, the SuO.Treasnry Is The
h'' ',, safe. and constitutional means
lq cIy. % preserving aud d'sOar''nS tn
c0'.e 10. a, Inc country, and that the Law
e'e'';.6inp il ought not 10 be repealed.
bs'9 n..,red. That Abolition is a demon
''. sOnky cres, we abhor-'hat it i
no'. .,by Of an enlightened aud llorr"
P"~I l.mdangerous to our uoion' and 'ha
p,e uocompromisiog III our determine
40 f.ht i,as long MS 1t exists
p'solpld, Tha, an assumption OF tbs
n' a.n,s BY The Federal Governmeo
p'p'' rolec,.ve tariff are alike ancolled
"' ;n,oli,ic and dangerous, and ougn'
~, ~" to he rpsoried to.
0'I R,,olved, That a distribution OF the
,tlir Lands amongst the States IS lmpo''.
P"'% hacouse It will deprive the Genera
" w. 'ys,oment of that branch oil revenue
.od con. equenlly create an augmen'Allo'
o. , ps,oIred, That the present indebtedness
,"a State OF Mississippi, is Just admo
;, WV :, the future Legislators # the State
O"m ~ borrow money for B'nking, nor n
NV W.T. " n,smaturs schemes Of internal In
On motion,
p..oI,.l. That copy Of these resolu
" WOO forwarded 10 our Senators am
T ns",ssen'a,iye. III Congress.
~ motion of A. V. Rowe, tho meeting
'"'" JAMES NJ. DYER, Chairman.
,,rurp Hays, S'c'ly.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
LAND AND NEGROES.

DY virtue of deed Il Of trust executed
~ by William III. Glasscock to the
undersigned Trustee, the said Trustee
will on the eth day Of March next, on
The plantation OF the said William II.
Glasscock in the county of Holmes 4
state OF Mississippi, expose TO public
sale ior cash, tn said plantation and
Negroes, OF which possession will BE-
given immediately, also at The same
Ime and place about twenty likely
hyes, hors 5, mules, oxen, cattle, hogs.
,yc.; corn, iodd~r, oats. and wagons
md gear, plantation utensils, house.
10! and kitchen furniture and many
other things too tedious TO mention
should all the property a orcsald not
ne sold on the da, aforesaid, the sale
will be continued from day TO day un-
'ilall be SOLD. The notes Of the Bank
OF the State of Alabama, or any Branch
bank, tn Planters AMI Merchants bank
or of the bank OF Mobile, in the state
OF Alabama, and Of other banks which
,aid Trustee may consider equivalent
20 the notes aforesaid, will be received
in payment, and such title conveyed as
is vested in the undersigned Trustee.
B. L. MOORE, Trustee.
january 8, lG40.-9-tds.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23
MARRIED.,

n, Thursday, the 7th last. by u. r.
n ,Iney, Esq. Nj. LEM. G. LIPsEy to
10 Mc.. FRAScEs SAMPLE
q, Thursday, li,h i's'., in this place
l., ~. Rev Mr.. Morrison, Mr.. SAM'L
MOORE to Miss MARGARET
n SHAW, both of this place.
IL lh,s place on Thursday evening In'''
nv the Honorable ALvAH WILSON Esq,
Mn. THOMAS q. MITCHELL, t"
slr.. FRANCIS STEVENSON, al
of this place.
o, the 5Ih inst. in Alfalfa county. by
N, Rev. f. WadjIe, Mr. A. F. REED to
Mrs FRANCES ANDREWS,
o. Wednesday evening last. by the Rev
S. Pnks, MR.. NJ. WlGLEY to Mss
CAROLINE PlTCHFORD, all of this
rnnUtV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23
MARSHAL'S SALE
Buchanan, IIagan, Il Co.
w dls Il ia

buShu"hH, iIHEuH, a. Oos
Wdls Il ia
Samuel Nelson, ct nj and surities.
Returnable to the United States Circuit
Court, to My term 1911.
ALY virtue OF the above stated ais. Il. r.,
I D 10 me directed from the Hon. UnleO
SIn'es Circuit Court for the Southern Dis
Il Mississippi, ] will expose tlpublIc saIc
ior cash, before the Court house door, IN
The town Of Lexington, Holmes coiaty,
&c he
Third Monday IN February merit
III the r.hl. Tile and interest the said de-
rudnnt bath IN or 10 the following DE-
'cnred property, towi: All OF srclIu' 81
ne sou h hall aud n rib vest iarltr g
-ecilon 2G, easl halt north east qu ,rlcr an
sonlh halt ives half North east Quarter g.
section 30, ives, half south Yves, quaret
aud west hall north west quarter Of seclon
33, s"lh hall south west quarter oi sec
hou %, all in township Ii, ran-e 3 east,
con aiming 1850 acres more or lr>s.
L"viei on rs the properly Of John Mel.
son, and will he sold to satisfy the above
stated Il ia aud cost of snr
W. VI. GWIN, MARSHA,
Bv = NJ. Ferguson, ID. VI.
jim ~, lsil -l0-ds -pl'. f e dl2
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23
Chancery Court,
AT DRESDEN, TENNESSEE.
August term l5il.
John $, Shoemaker, OF. ALL

AT DRESDEN, TENNESSEE.
August term l5il.
John >. Shoemaker, et. ALL
vs..
James X. Wilson, ct. al.
INN motion Of complainant by counsel
W and 1t appearing 10 the Satisfaction
II the Court, by atli iagit, that the defend
,nls are non residents ol this Slaie,-nnt
It them supposed to resi- lie IN III" Safe q
Mississippi, aud the other 10 Kentucky (;
Is therefore ordered b. the Court, tina
utilization be- mlde Tor three sdrcessiv,
weeks, m some newspaper 10 the town q.
lexington, 'i,-slss'ppt, and also ~ Il
= wspnprrs IN Plris Tennessee, comm,n.
I1g said dcf-ndrnts 10 apfear at the Con
| mse 10 Drrsien ienuessre, on the thlr
i inlay IN February, lSll, then AMI Their
- answer complaluaa's SAIL hhi uglIl,
them, or the SAM viii be taken for con
'esscd aad set Iur hearing eXpnrle al IN
next trI,u. \ true cop, RON t1e record. J
S. A. WARNER, Ci'k. & NJ.
Charges, az abstract uI the hill.
1t is charged N the bill. in this cause,
that rumplamtn's are pdriueis Ia trade H.
the State al Pennsylvania, that defeudAn',
we're formerly pariners in trade in III.
town OF Paris, county of Henry, in the
State Of Tennessee, that defendants arr
indebted T. compl Inau's IL The sun -
about $3.50 90 cents, that defendants hay,
"a pr IparIy known 10 compainanIs out u'
winch to satisfy their said Gebr, ,Xc'p,
four lots % ground known aud designate
by Ma, 3, i, | anh Ii, lying east ut ia,
WaIdsboIo ,lu X al, on the north SIDE Of
the town Of Paris, Ia The county oi Henry
Tennessee. O. lot N. 3. is a hrrch
building. Toe bill prays for an attach.
meat 10 issue, aud that sad lots be attach
et, aud tiualIv sold to satisfy con Iainnn's
sad debt, AID thlt said defendants be en-.
ined irum tradl & or Transferring san
iots-ani tor general rpli"i.
DUNLAP l. WILLIAMS,
SDiicilUis.
Janunr. ., 1871, S-3w.
tPrn,pl'4 lea dl2 }
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23
SIIERIFE'j SALE.

SilERlFFj SALE.
Evum " Lewis,
httmRaLle to Carroll ircua Court 10
April trim 1871.
\ virtue ot the alb We stated SXecu
$ " Ia me directed, | shall rxpuse To sale
ia he highest bi idcT Tor cash, At the court
House ,oor al MY cOHntV On he
First Nondayia February merit,
The Ialloaint Iraci or parcel VI ldnd, to
VA 4: the sou. east quarter Of section
number one, township twelve, range two
east.
levied on as the properly Of the defend.
mi } srph w. Frrglson, to satisfy the
above stated cxecuIua aud cost Of suit
IA c to ke place wiblu The hours pre.
srTIted b, law. Dec. 81. $50.
[Carulhals g. Clark, p'iis A val
j. ID. WYATT, Sheriff.
OF Holmes county, Nj.
Dc. %, Z IDS. printers lee 10 50
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23
Caution.

UT Forwarn all persons from trading for
.L a nole # hand given by me TO L. 4.
Deloach tor fifteen dollars, Tor my part Of
, gold watch, and on the face Of the said
note is inserted, Jphn Stump paying fifty
dollars date noI recolected; | nave a re.
reipi against The same. and IN full on my
part l;r snI watch: | therefore will not
pay the same unless compelled hy law.
JOHN BELL.
Jan. l6, 1910. 10 81