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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-30
STATEMENT.

| called Id see the President on official
business on the morning Monday. 10th
August before the first Ve,O Message
vas sent in. | fnnnd hin reading The
Messase In the Secretary Of The Treasury.
lie did NE HE honor 10 read the material
passages 10 me. Upon reading that pat
OF il which treats If the superior impar-
lanre and value of The business done by The
late DAnk of the United States IN furnishing
exchanges between the dillcfen, s a'es
aud secllons oil the Union. u as so strong
ly Impressed with The idea ,ha, he meant
to inumste that he " Ould have m ohiec
,inn to a bank which should be restricted
tn dea ins in exchanges, that interrupts I
him in the reading. and asked if was tn
unders'an.l. by what he had Just read.
that he was prepared to give his ascent Ia
bank in the District Of Columbia, with
Officers or agencies in the SIstts, having
the privilege, without their assent. TO
deal in exchanges between them, and III
fnelgn bulls. lie promptly replied that
he thought expereuee had shown the ne
cesiiy Of such a roSer in tie CO. err
mcnl. | could nut restrain the imnet'-
ate expression of my qualification upon
hearing This a,oval. lssid 10 the Pee
siden, al once, that What | had feared
would lead 10 faial ll,sensinns among nur
friends, now regarded a, rather foru,-
male than otheswl>,i that his veto Of tic
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-30

. He shan'i." said Mrs. Swallow.
" But he must" returned the friend.
I" and 50 must you"
q may, but he can't replied the
dame, /" for he must stay al home with the
children.'
And Mrs. Swallow did 70 10 the play,
and solomon stopped Al home, and when
] visited him that evening, l found him
nursing his three children.
Oh hen-peck'd Solomon Swallow
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
Application

FOR ALLOTMENT OF DOVER.
DUBlIC notice is hereby given, to
L all persons interested in the
lands, tencmcnts, and hereditaments OF
Hiram Davidson, deceased, late OF
Holmes county, that shall on Mon
day the first day Of March, next, apply
to the Judge Of the court Of Probates
Of Holmes county and State Of Missis-
sippi, for the allotment Of my dover
in the following lands of which my late
husband was seized and possessed du-
ring my coverture with him, to wit:
The south west quarter Of section four
township Is, range 2 east.
SINIA DAVIDSON, Widow
OF Hiram Davidson, decd.
Jan 9, 164l.-9-4w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
Ernst Sale.
WMTHEREAS William Oliver Of
wv Holmes county, and Siste OF

WMTHEREAS William Oliver Of
wv Holmes county, and Sisie oil
Mississippi, did on tho lilh day of DE.
cember 1889, make execute and deliver
unto John NJ. Clement and William r.
Austin, as Trustees for tho benefit Of
William H. McCutchan certain Deed
If Trust TO the following described prop.
ertv, to wit The east half +. Al 81
The lot numbered thiry-lhree mo. 33)
On which il grocery fronting on the pub.
lie square in the town OF Lexington (and
couoiy aforesaid) and the north half lot
numbered iorty-two mo, 42) on ahich is
dwelling house, in sold town of Lexing'
ton, with all privileges and appurtenan.
ces lhereun,o belongipg,-which said
Deed Of Trust was given TO secure the
payment OF certain note therein descrlb-
/ cd and was duly acknowledged and I'D
milied 10 record on the 18th day OF DE
cember 1889 (see Book G. PIP. . and .
and whereas said McCutchan did on the
s,h day Of April 1910 assign said nol'
aud Decd Of Trust to Simon Slg'er n'
agent Of >Shadrach Barnes Of the State 0
Alalaml Us appoars by said Dted o
Trust aud record, and said Sigler harlnt
notified rye that said nole remains unpa''
and required me as surviving Trustee l'
sell said property according the terms o
said Deed of Trust:
Now, therefore, | shall proceed 10 sci
the above described property at public
auction TO the highest bidder before th'
Court House door Of said county o
Holmes, for cash, at Twelve O'Clock, M
Oh the
15h day Of Januory A. d l84!.
md make to the purchaser thereof suct
title as is vested in me rs surviving trustee
named in slii Deed of trust.
JOHN NJ. CLEMENH,
Suniving Trustee.
Lexington. Dec. 5. 1870 aids
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
MARSHAL'S SALE

Buchanan, Hugan, & Co.
vSals G IA ~.
Samuel Nelson, ct al and ~. ;0i S,sis, Cfaa
ReturnabIe to the United Gs1,
Court, to May term lSal, i, Ga
10y virtue Of the above 'Ia lsua Unila
TO me directed from the Hon. on, UI d.
States Circuit Court for the s0o ! "SIic 81.
Of Mississippi, will expose % doot
for cash, before The Court mus ,'.. coinIy,
The town Of Lexington, Holmes '''-'
or the u,..,., nerI
all The right, lille and interest a 'Ho y
s .e%Ha%' property %o to wit. All q . ssar
section sec 90, cas-. half north cas-. q Oa.der !
south half west half north sss. !. J custs'
section 80, ives. half south ". ~, d ssslis'
ana west hall north west qua 100, II w.
81. south hulf south west guaI' oss ) sAp'
hon 2s, ali il township y, = s' -.
containing 1850 acres more !. = .JOhu NJ
Levied on as the properly .y;. 4 liz ahe'
son, and will b sold 70
stated q d and cosLcf sui MIN NIsrshib
BY PIN. Tsrgu'oa q. n Ia
Jan u, ie4l.--Io-Hs-p''
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
SEeaitl. inc.

TMVtlE undersigned ,ereby informs the
FL public that he has opened a shop
on the main Sage Road, leading from
Lexington 10 Carrollton, about three miles
and half from the former place, where
he will perform all kinds of Blacksmilhing
aud Gunsmthirg with neainess and des-
patch. His price for shoeiug a horse, all
round, is So GO. AL other Blacksmith.
ing will he done at IL proporlionale rate.
GunsmiIhing will be executed on the
lowest terms.
WIN. N. BRADSHAW.
December 5. ID If
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
WATCH MAKING.

THvHE undersigned having pcrma-
III ncntly located himselfin Lcxirg.
ton, for the purpose Of carrying on The
above business, and where he is pre-
pared at the shortest notice to repair
WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEW Ell.
RY Of all kiuds.-Any work the public
may entrust 10 his care will meet with
prompt attention. His shop IS one
door below the Union Hall.
w. r. TOLBERT.
Lexington, Sept. &c, 46--,E.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Crawford g. Ray
W al f IA
D. w. X. Wilson.
Rciurnable to Holmes Cirrm! C0Wl "
april term, lS4l' 49,.
DY virtue Of the above stated '1'ea Y.
I'D to me directed, shall expose '' ''',,
to the highest bidder for cash, Of 'D' ''''
house door Of my county, on 100
First Monday in March 'F, >
the following described tract Or pa y =,
land, TO wit: The west bali nonn !. y. /
quarter and west halfsouth west quA ,.nI
section 10, and south hall o. s0u'0 W. ~ i.
north east quarter section ~ '0Wu'p'F =
range 9 east. ,n.,,lW,
Levied on as tie properly o. ps '.a "a.
X. Wilson to satisfy tho above s' !, .IIs
cu,ion and cost Of suit. VIII se'' , W.
right, title and interest thai saw
has in and 10 the same. :. rvr cM
JOHN d. WYAIl''~
Cook, plaintiffs Attorney. Z. slga
Jan. 90, lS4I-n-tds-prsN'-
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
Notice

rs hereby given that shall present to
n the Probate Court Of Holmes coun.
ty.at the next February term thereof
my final account as administrator Of
Michael Melton deceased, for allow
ance, and surrender my letters Of adj
ministration.
WILLIAM w. USHER, Admir-
Jan. o,1S40.--9-3w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
NOTICE.

A LLpersons are cautioned against
I'm taking note given by me TO John
F Crawford, payable 10 A Byrn,on the
lst January next, and bearing date on
The 18th or 10th May last, as the con-
sideraton for which said note was Civ
au, has entirely failed, and | sEall MT
pay the same.
CHATHAM HURST.
Tchula, Oct 10, 1910. 40
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
NOTICE.

YTTHE undersigned having formed a
Ii co-porinerslip for transactlng =
general commission business in the CITY
of New Orleans, under the firm Of Halsey
& Bell. One Of this firm, j. y. Bell
wiil remain throughout the season at
Vicksburg, and will be prepared at oil
times 10 receive consignments, and make
advances on Cotton. The Office is No
80 Banks Alley, New Orleans.
ABRAM A. HALSEY.
JOHN Nj. BELL.
February 90, l6
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
lPOsTPONEMENIr''

-, PosTPONEMrNr
The following sale !. s.
the Sd. Monday II rsh' Postponed IN,
n ~ SMHERIFFs sATsTs a'
n. Roberts, ct. al ~ &. "a,
Refarndble to Holme, O..
nav 49,. april term isl GI'AR Govt 3
virtue Of the obov. 49,,
eoi! Court q H I'S% .A sos Clerk & i,
a ',"s,;' 70 me directed, / shaIi m.,.'''''ipi
before the Court % III a ssns s.. bidder
on tho N'0 uOor OF my Count
b, Bird. Monday lS& dov ~ -.
ha If . 'o',,Gs"'ng lands, 70 Wit: 'd \. 1884,
half south wsst QUARTER QUARTZ, north hsIf ,,.'
i Aai sGu'h ;. cas-, quarter Of a'' .S, ia,
half I n o1i,I a., .'., a"s north S S,
township 10. range 'I | .o., o. section a,
sos, %u =, .suh east quarter .e av n
y Levied ;.,i' on as he property ,a. !, 8
" wilson TO satisfy pGin,a ) = SANFORD
cost Of'uii, Dec. is, lsso debt aud
> D. IVY WYATT, Sheriff
~ OF Holmes county h
Dec. 10, Q ids. Priaiers Iss Nv "