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against
William Arthur Caleb Arthur, the heirs at law Of Barna
has Arthur the Younger, deceased, whose names
known, The hens law Rhoda hiIc, sed formerly
hnoda Arthur whose unknown the heirs law oi
f.lIzaeh Bowles, de- d. formerly Elizabeth Arthur.
whose names likewise unknown, and Elizabeth Arthur,
formerly Elizabeth Greer, james Smith Lucy his wife,
late Lucy Greer Samuel Hatcher aud Nancy his wi t, late
Nancy nr'er, - - and Drucia his wife, late
raclla Greer Joseph Greer Andrew Greer Nathan Greer
Bryce nleer Bird Greer and Berry Greer heirs at law Of
Nancy Greer deceased, formerly Nancy Arthur,
Defendants,
The defendants Caleb Arthur the heirs NJ, law of Barn1
bas Arthur the Younger deceased whose MINES
kh9"a the heirs at la" o RIoda White deceased, former
" khoIa Arthur, whose names unknown the heirs at
IA" ol Elizabeth Bowes, decrnsrd Elizabeth Ar
ihlr whose names unknown aud Elizabeth Arthur tor
merry Elizabeth Greer, james Smith and Lucy his WIFE,
samuel Hat her aud Nanci lis WIic, aud Dln'
ella his wife, formerly Drucia Greer ossph Greer,
Andrew hferr, Nnhzn Greer, Bryce Greer, Bird Greer
aud Berry Greer, heirs al law Of Nancy Greer, de-
ceased l1fmerly Manly Arthur having catered their
appearance ANA gwen security, according 10 the OF
Assembly ana the rules of this Court and il appearing 10
m satisfaction OF the Court thai they me not inhabitants OF
Tins Country Is ordered, that the defendants do
pear here on the fourth Monday in September next aud
swer the bil OF the plaintiffs aud that copy this order
he forthwith inserted some wspaper, published in the
Town OF lNnrhug, r mouths successvely and posted
ut tue iron, door al the Courthouse of this county.
a Copy-Icstr,
July II WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-23
BRILLIANT sCllE Me.

4 puzes of % 600
doliars. making 100.
OljD dollars.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01
HARDWARE, CROCKERY 81 GLASSW.

consisting of Table knives and forks fine Ivory ditto in Pocket
Butcher Scissors Shears shears
RaO Carves and slee and American Rim Locks Eeng
American morce and Closet Locks Trunk Chest Cupboard and Pad
Locks Cast Butts ditto Carks" Broad Butts Parliament Hinges
Tac ads Butchers Steel Mill Pit andsaw
Files ad Horse Rap best polished Brit Augu Rafting
Aug Augur Bits Cast Chizels of all kinds Planes full
Plane Irons Ad Drawing Knives Hand and Panne saws Brass and on
back key hole d Table ditto iron and steel Squares Squares
Morc Cages bevi Spirit Levels MILL Cross Cut and Pit did
article Jackscrews Corn Mills Ames Shove Long handle Dng do
Spades ptchfo Vices Anvi sedge Hammers Blacksmith Bellows
Wedding Garden Cane and Grub Hoes "Cons simmons Axes Broad
ditto Broad Hahet Smuggling Hatche Nail Hammers, La thing
atches Hand Axes German American English Blister and Steel
cut and wo Nails cotton and MANILA Plough Lines manila Bdcod
Bed Halter Trace ard Ton Ropes Cotton Wool and Horse Cards. Ok
trace and log CHAINS Surrpng Brushes While WASH Clothes Hair and
Cumb ditto Feather Duse Cedar and painted Tubs in nests Turned
Keeer Trays Pggen Flour Pals round Boxes Dry Measures
willow market and clothes Baskets do Wagons Chairs and Cradles
Cocoa Dpper Table Mats, Bird Cages Roen Pins Coffee Roase
Japd Candle Sticks article Egg Boilers, Iron Brass and HAIR
Selves wire Dish Covers few fine Britannia Tea Sets with
variety of furnishing articles
ALSO general assortment Eaen China and Glass ware consist
ling of Tea Dining and Toilet American and French and
pressed Glass full Astral Hail. Lamps
patterns Looking Glasses and looking Glass Plates
Also 1900 VS. PAPER HANGIGS.
DIXON e. BABCOCK
WASHINGTON STREET. VIcKsBURG.
Anrill0
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01
From the National Intellgencer.
. FFICIAL.
To the People ofMe United States.
A RECOMMENDATION.

A RECOMMENDATION.
When a Christian People feel them
'e'es to be overtaken by a great public
calamity, it becomes them to humble
themselves under the dispensation Of Di.
vine rfoltence, to recognise His righte-
Jus government over the children of men,
acknowledge His goodness in time past
~ well as their own unworthiness, and to
duplicate His merciful protection for the
future.
n The death of WIN. III. HARRISON, late
resident of the United States, so soon
s b,'er his elevation to that high Office, is a
bereavement peculiarly calculated 10 be
'Osaroed as heavy affection, and to i'm.
p i" all minds with sense Of the uncer.
AMY Of human things, and or the de-
peloence of Nations, as well as Of indi.
'IIuals' upon our Heavenly Parent.
\. nave thought, therefore, that should
~ ac'lng IN conformity with the general
;apeciatlon and feeling Of the community
~ recommending, as now do, to the PEG
o;o. VI me United States, Of every reli-
s S~"s denomination, that, according to their
oh .o.al modes and forms of worship, they
s UO'srVe a day OF Fasting and Prayer, by
~ religious, services as may be suitable
a. 'ne occasion; and recomcnd Fri.
,hs,' "a me tourteenthda Of May next, for
W. purpose; to the end that, on that day
bSmIu'ay aa, with one accord, join 10
"'''e and reyerential approach 10 HIM,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01

who have left the pulpit and the
hcn0,, bsoeh to enter the field ofPolitics,
judgeI 'hO with daring effrontery tell The
aDd w't - heir face, that before them is
people :, 0,ooer place to argue the rights Of
u o. w '~oyereiguiy; and attempt, with sar-
gay - snleeH 10 heap contempt on the
ea,,'S Of constitutional Tucker" and
e l,,'" Who have the firm and patriotic
o .Ilsas;,y to sustain the form of govern
le va, Instituted by our ancestors,
mem A FARMER.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

A GREEABLY to an order of the
IN Hon. the Probate court of Alfalfa
county, shall sell at public vendue,
on the 9Th Of May next, to the highest
bidder, on the premises, the west hall
of the south west quarter ofsection23,
township II, containing S4 acres, 20
1Ooths, lying in Choctaw county, and
now in occupancy of Jno. r Greenlee,
credit of IL months will be given and
approved security required.
JUDITH HARRISON, Adm'x.
March 8. 4W
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01
ANNUNCIATIONS.

NN7E are authorized TO announce JOSEPH
w WALTON, as a candidate for Clerk OF
the Circuit Court, at the November election.
frr We are authorized to announce TIiOM-
AS J. GREEN, of Warren County, as can
didate for Congress, at the election in Noyembe-
next.
OFWe are authorizedto announce ALFRED
LOMAX, as a candidate for County Treasurer.
WE'VE are authorised to announce WIN M.
Wv SWAMI, as a candidate for County
Treasurer, at the next November Election.
(S5.)
ntt- WE are authorised to announce VIM.
C. ADAMS as a candidate for Assessor.
GIVE are authorised to announce III. d.
GREY asa candidate for Collsstor.
WMTE are authorised TO announce JAMES
Wv HANNAH as a candidate for Assessor
of Taxes for Holmes County at the next Novem-
Der Election. (*$5)
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01
PUBLIC MEETING.

. an adjourned meeting Of the Wings
. Holmes County, on the I'D. day o.
o. .,, ls4l, at the Court House in Lex
: np for the purpose of nominating SUIT
'a ,fo nersons TO represent the county IN
ANY, ra Senate and House Of Representatives,
'"d for other purposes, upon motion, Col.
S Wn M. Lansdae, was called to the
'b.;r and John Dean Secretary. After
cw brief and pertinent remarks from
10 Chairman explaining the object and
y" ,",oo,ion of the meeting. The following
"nmnillee were appointed to make nomi-
.,,oos and offer such resolutions as they
m,obt deem necessary and appropriate
under existing circumstances; whereupon
,hs Chairman appointed the following
aorlemeu for said committee, TO wit: H..
i FuI,z and J. Fl. Blake, for Lsxing-
,on heat: A. w. West and DR.. w. W.
FISHER, Rayners' beat; DR.. NJ. Sharpe
a"d Lemuel Dolly, Richland beat; e..
Worey and T.. w. Malher, Tchula beat /;
and A. Bridges ard Reuben Matthews,
Eulogy beat. The said committee re,ir-
ed FIR consultation, and in due time come
forth and proposed the following gentlemen
a. suitable persons to represent Holmes
county. viz: DIR. G. KERN for the Senate,
and Col Thos. Land and Walker Brooke,
ESQ, for the House of Representatives:
which nominations met the entire appro-
baton of the large and respectable assem-.
bly Of Wings. After the nominations
were affirmed, the committee introduced
the following resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted.
Whereas, a crisis has arrived in the
affairs Of this State that requires the calm
and deliberate investigation of every citi,
zen, and whereas it is his duty as well
as bis privilege fearles,ly to express his
opinions on all subjects Of vital import
unce to the community.
Therefore be it Resoleed, That in the
opinion of this meeting the State Of Mis-
,Issippl will faithfully and honestly dis
charge all legal obligations which she has
contracted.
Resolved, That the honor Of the State as
well rs the honor Of her individual citizens,
demands the ultimate payment OF the
bonds sold for the benefit Of the people,
and placed under the control Of the Union
aad Planters Banks, refuse to pay the
SINE by legislation sanction, would be a
foul blot on the page Of her history.
ReSolred, That in the opinion Of this
meeting the present rate OF taxes will be
sufficient, If properly assessed and collect
ed to deiray the expenses Of the State
government, and to pay the interest ac>
cruing on the State debt.
RESOLVED, That we earnestly appeal TO
our fellow citizens of Mississippi, to ex>
anime the subject candidly for themselves.
The resources of the State and its means
OF meeting all lis liabilities, and not per-
nit their judgments TO be seduced by
blind and discriminating self interest on
the one hand, nor by the reckless declara-
tons OF demagogues on the other.
RESOLVED, That the public good requires
that The Union and Planters Banks, be
put IN liquidation as soon as the same can
legally be done.
Resolred, That publication Of these
be made in the Lexington Union, Yazoo
Banner and Yozoo City Wing.
WIN. M. LANSDALE, Ch'mn.
JOHN DEAN, Sec'ry.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01

in whose hand we are invoking him TO ia
spire US with proper spirit and temper
ofheart and mind under these frowns Of
His providence, and still 10 bestow His
gracious benediclions upon our govern
menl and our country.
JOHN TYLER.
WASHINGTON, April l3, 1871.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

III WILL sell TO the highest bidder, for
IL cash, before the Court House door of
Holmes county, on the third Monday in
May next, the following described land,
10 wit: the east half Of lot number 33. in
the town Of Lexington, on which there is
dwelling house, fronting on the public
square; also, the north half OF lot number
az, on which there is dwelling house,
assessed as the property of William Oil.
yer, and will be sold to pay taxes, tax Cd.
JOS WALTON, A &c
Holmes county, Mi.
April 10 % ids D Sd
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
H WILL sell 10 the highest bidder for
III cash, before the Court House door of
Holmes county, on the third Monday, in
May next, the following described land,
to wit I: the south half Of east half and
west half OF north east quarter Of section
number 2, township Ia, range 2 east,
containing ll3 acres, more ar less, as
sessed as the property Of p. Bardwell, for
the year 1910, tax ST. 46
JOS WALTON, A SC,
Holmes CO., Mi.
April 10, % I'm PTS.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01
Committed

Frenchman named Alfant, who resides
on the coast Of the Mississippi, near New
Orleans. Said negro is black, about five
feet eleven inches high, STOUT and well
made, and had on, when committed a
linsey round coat and pantaloons.
The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property, pay charges. and
take him away, or he will be dealt with
as the law directs.
]. ID. WYATT, Sheriff
OF Holmes county.
April TO-, ~ III
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01

Attorney at ldw and Justice of the Peace.
KKTILL practice in any Of the courts
Wv Of the state. His Office at
franklin, Holmes county, Mississippi.
Address FranklR HclMes County Nj
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

TIA OOAALO CIV y kJALE.
M WILL sell TO the highest bidder
E for cash before the Court House door
Of my county, on the first Monday in
May next, the following described tract
or parcel of land, to wit: the south east
quarter Of section twenty six, township
seventeen, Of range one east, assessed as
the property Of Alfred Fowler, and will
be sold to pay the taxes for the year
1910. Tax $74 rs.
JOS. WALTON, a. g. O.
Of Hslmss County, Mi,
April 3, 2l-lm. Pr. fee So
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

H WILL sell to the highest bidder for
MI cash, at the Court House door of my
county, on the first Monday in May next,
the following described tract or parcel Of
land, to wit: the north east quarter Of
section twenty.four, township sixteen, Of
range two east, assessed as the property
of Pierson Money, and it will be sold to
pay his tax $3.50 49cis.) for the year
1910.
JOS. WALTON, A. &c.
Of Holmes county, Mi.
April 3. 2l-Im. Pr. fee SIS.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01
no Country Merchants ana PLANTERS.

THE undersigned receiving and offer for sale New Orleans
n for their in Washington street, Vcksbg
plete and extensive of +.
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3 i ioIlEHotJNi,, FOR CONS NPlaoN,
ASTHMA, CO u GIL s., SPLITTING Or
BLOOD. sc.
ICcItf14te Of Mr. John Simmons Bosfon.
Baltimore, Sept rs, 1910
Mr. Seth s H~nce, sir--Allow me 70 thank
Won, and at The same time make KNEW the
great benefit j have experienced from your
CoInpotinsl syrup of Horehound. | have been
afflicted with a severe cough and oppress on
Of tie breast ffa- several years :; during Which
lime / have tried. great many preparations,
but With 30 little relief that about three weeks
since, finding MY cough becoming mere OPP
pfessiv z. / was induced i,y MY fl'ienasto ts 4
sea voyage. Sol embarked at BOSOM aud
after a pass 81 Ten days arrived IL Ricils
nlond. During the tia'e spent at sea MY
cough entirely LEFT ne: bit SOFA rs landed 8
commenced NY ret.lts home bv land, toslfsE
nv cough come Oh me arr " y rsats r
force thar before rebahls' owing 10 ires
cold causltin TIL railioad cans, however
arrived q Baltimore asa PIT mp re fed
States Hotel opposite The Resrst and IN IT,
heighborhooa of vonr store. on the first eve
ning Of my arrival retired early, bur Was IN :
Bile 60 obtain any rest, i. fact M cough IS
50 oppressive tIaatI could lot salls arose.
and mutt. mi We II e e ge
and Obtain some fem Fl relief Yoiir shop
being tie nearest al,ni ed votl. and was re-
commended g Try Tie Compound ssgr1.p IF
Horekotvid. Imaediafeiv On gong home j
TOOK . dose ansI retired again, ond ii about an
hours time took another small dose. After
taking the Second dose my cough became very
much relieved, and went to sleep and eaiov-
ed a good nislst'srest havesnpt vet tax en-
the first bottle, ban the first bottle, but the re-
lief have experienced IS almost Incredible |
shall leave IN the cars this afternoon for Bos.
ton. and SHALL take with me sexral bottles Of
your Syrup. which have no doubt will effect
the cure which the first his SO happily begun
JOHN SIMMONS.
Price so cents per bottle. For sale by Seth
S. Eance, corner Of Pratt anil Charles streets,
and IsPefkius ssl3rothers, corner Green and
Frankly streets, baltimore. sAlso for sale
at the drug and variety store ST DIR John 6
schmitt, Woodstock. May 20, 18A1--y
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THIS j
,z<corttts<

=. !" &gned tenders his AZ i nowledg.
3' fHsHE Il his friends and his fellow citi
= mfally, for The generous patronage
zens mas received dufiag he time ne has
whYaong them and he i determined Il
beinfo reqt;sition every exertion Of wl;cl.
CAPABLE. % ma Re his work coon and =,
most i.aSHIcN.2BLE STYLE, and he
therefore hopes that "a little generous conf
aence will be reposed in him, and t.at liz
VIZ continue. - receive a share of the public
pa.rfnage: lIe 4 determined not 10 be sin.
4 the durability and cleapness of h;sS
1 y, HI VII Do work twenty five per cent.
cseaper Than any person il The county Or out
q # At things considered. q + Country PRO
iues, lcaabage excepted) will Be taken ii az
change for work, Il the mark u, pr;ce.
GFQIlGE Nv. RAETHfS.
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The goods are partly direct from Germany, a.
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medlately, as they are DESTROYS of closing the
business connected Herewith as soon as prac
tlcable. GEORGE RYE.
DANIEL d URNER.
Woodstock. Sent. 9. 1S41.-tf
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and the Lady's Book or Peoples Library, !
AL Scott's works in ten vols. and Lord Ba-
CONS works,
The works Of Lord Bacon-Scott's Novels
or miscellaneous works--Lady's Book
one year, AMI Peoples Lib. one year. %