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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

FOtTiFiCATIONS.-The Fuu:fcatien bin which
passed Congr - at ,he recent session makes the lo,-
lowing appropriations. The Bill reported hy the Com.
m'Iice un Military AlIiirS, which contained IN ant,r
pu"iioI for a For At Sellers Point Flals. in lhe Pa.
t1psco, was not acted Ola ia the Hol,c. This is rrcat.
" to he regretted. huI we hope that the omission wi,
b. supplied atih- k.vIm Session B,limJrr Is lop nm.
p'rIani n punt 10 be- permitted To- remain any longer
IN - delence!css AMI unprotected n Sunt., and her ap.
p~a!S 10 Congress must be renewed vi h increased
tarncsiuess uni:l the proper measures are taken Tor her
defence.
For repairs Of Fou Independence and sea-walI Cas-.
Tic Island. sos $50.
For FuH Warren. siJ.0D0.
Fer For; 4 iams. S35.O 900.
Dor fo';Iicaiiprs At New LONDON harjor, $4,000.
For Schuyler, $4,000.
7 T cuun nrni wharyes for FrTt Columns all.
WI liam AID S,uih Battery. Governors I,lard sI0.
600.
For repairs on Fyu Gibson, New York harlan a
900. '
For repairs on Fort WASHINGTON, $4,000.
For Fort Mour re. S3j 1000.
For Fort Calhoun, $4,000
For repairs of Fort Macon. $4,000.
For repairs of sca-wall of Castle Wiliams. and ,ih.
or paris Of Govemur's Island. $4,000.
For Fou SumpiaI. 100000.
for repairs ol Cnstlo Pickuey, $1,000.
For Fort PdIaski, SIS 600.
For fori Pickcus. Sl0.0O0
For Fort lianncns. $4,000.
Pot Fort Livingston. $50 900.
For contingencies of Qualifications, $1,000.
=" Incidental expenses attending repairs Of 5uiG-
catuns. $4,000.
For reIaIrs Of sca.wall on Deer Island. Bos,on bo,
br 81 500. "'
For repairs of sea-wall on Rain,iord Island. Boston
h~-bor, 81 900.
For continuing ssa-wnll at St. Augustine, $4,000.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

The discharge of the publishers Of the Gibbs from
the office of PRINTERS to the Senate was upon the
ground that tho ofi o held By them was al Office nt
WILL and that IN accepting it they hal received it
with tho implied condition that the dupIiou OF might
be determined At any time. IL wns urged on the other
side that a contract had been mrde between the par.
Ties which the Senate had no right 10 nnnul. On This
point the remarks NJ Mr. B1yard; of Delaware. with
show the 'io"s entertained 10y a majority Of the Sen.
ate
What SORT Ola contract was ii A contract which
carried ~ gcTmIne the principle Of Is own dissolution
"A contract mndc with an officer who holds his Office
al VIII Of tle Senate. We should like To know wheih.
or the employment oi any officer was not a conlr,ctl
libelongcd 10 this class of cuniracis-"afier YOU have
performed the work, ] will pay YOU" There was the
conirBci; and ~ accepting an office, which - itself an
Uiiice at viii the persun accepted u SiIa his con.t.
deroiion--ihat h. could be removed M any moment
u vas 2 parliamentary office. and all such were M
VIII. No principle was better understood than that
all parliamentary Offices are at uiH. All were nj,
"HI-Tho Speaker Of III" House Of Representative
was nj wil-lhey might remove him. Did not our
COLLECTORS, District Attorneys and Marsknls. hold their
nee Tor q period Of years, and yet with a delessible
conditional
And what difference did the bond make, Did
not ihcir clerk give bondl And yet was nc not re-.
movable THIS was The effect AMI operation Of he
Aond-simpiy, innsmuch ~ they were cinrge,I with a
very important duty. hat they peyform The dgfy vih
b4sbty a. long n they remain IN Office. That all
mere "ns 'he limitation Of u. 10 was in the nature
OF ihIugs-ihlt If an officer hIlds his Office nj will. the
same condition goes with The contract. lie takes IL.
sHiJcel 10 he necessary restriction. What. Then. was
ihe eoniracH We viii employ you 10 long ~ agree.
able Tor ~. and pay Won at q certain mte. And what
dl the other party s,y1 I will do Il nj, THIS raic-
subject To your wish or refusal There vas the com.
tract, aud the whole contract"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

THE CvLrIvAroR-we have seen the first No. ofthe
2nd Vol. Of this periodical, published m,uthly at a
bany. n. Y. Iiabouljs an articles usefui ~ farmer,
end sgnculturis,s. interpreted with numerous well
executed cuts illustrative Of its contents. The price
is but one dollar per annum. AMI may be seen at and
procured from J. Thompson, ngeni for this county
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23
~ the PRESIDENT
DANIEL NEBsrKR,
Secretary Il State
FOR TiIR TINES
ENIGMA

Q
ON composed ofl6 letters.
My 8. 2 10 and 5 is a sea port Vf Norway.
1898 Is aud s is u seaport of Spain.
To- H. H. 10 an! 10 is a sea port Of japan.
ia. 4, 6, IS ond 3 g q town Of France.
10, IL. ~ Z. , and 2 is q town in the Island a
Sau.oria.
5, Is, IL, ~. and 6 lie a town Of McI;eo
" 10. 2. II, 9. l2 and 4 is a Town Of H,poyo,
10. 5. 9.3, IS, and - Is q peninsula in IlaJv
{. IS aud ] ] isn town Of Fmnce.
Ia. 1875. and ? 5 a nrer of Tally.
3.2 anu IL : a town of Spain.
" .. 2 z. - aud , : a town ofPur,uguI.
Ely whole Es caused great excitement hr,ngh,u
America GRAND TURK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

'iIoN many oudcr ore iherc'" asked a schsor
master 'iurae s,r,' prom ply replied iwuo bloc
ryge.
Masculine. feminine 1ui ucufrr
'irH} give me uu example of zach "sBiI f1c mlsfrr
why you 1rc mlscu'iuo. bc~1usr you arc q man
lhd ] am feminine, 1e,ause1 sm re- rid"
"Vcy wci-H5.,,d"
% Irnf kgru sld us IIHa .r aBy, y,s,E., w.
Is1ktr5 70 7sg'ey. 81 h5 leo Oh .~atbsl,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

The most intense artificial cold that hns ever heon
Produced. from y MIXTURE ~ diluted sulphouc acid
and snow. the temperature Of which has been kug,,n
Go s'nk Co 81 degrees 81 Fahrcnheirs hermomotor.
"sc hundred aud twoniy-tbrce below he freezing
mini.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

LOOK Oh-A new counterfeit IS note on The RnnA
oi Syracuse has just made rs Appearance. IL : -aiJ
To 10 an excellent imitation. but can I've detected from
The circumstance That the cngnvers' names arc prin-
tel "Rawdon. Wright. Hatch, New York. instead IT
"Ra~don. Wright a Hatch" as in the genuine-,hs
chnnc.or tx" bong len onI eniircly-Hah.ln G III
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

h'H:~r J. CHCrEERs. Esq. il a caBiIate for Con.
s's's 10 i"e Nashville Cronn) district. o. Gu tho "a.
cancy Occ8siJnsI by Mr. BELL's resignation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23
OFFICIAL
OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT

APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT
LAND OFFICERS.
ThoaAs Scorr. Register. Chiuieoihe. Ohio. vice !
: AcCInnis, removed.
AhBKosE WBTLocK. Receiver. ca sorls,iU- In
Nise Ezekiel Mcconnell. removed.
OFFICERS OF THE CUSTOMS
COLLECTORS.
JAhEs HUNTER, Savannah, Gsorgia, vice A5m II
fannIn removed.
JosrPh c Morris. Passamsqoudjy, Maine. VIC,
Sullivan ) RaWson, removed.
JOIN NJ Hats, FTeuchman's Bay. Maine. vice "a.
ward s. Jarvis. removed.
CHARLES }. A5BoTT. Penobseot, Maine. yiso R,U.
land Il. Bruighaw, removed
WILLIAM o, SAITH, Miehia. Maine. vice yyn
brown. removed.
GE1FoE THATcnER. Btiasl, Maine, vice Nathaniel
NJ. Iowney. removed.
EDWARD CgRT.s, Now York. vice John J. Morgan.
rsnsOved.
SURVEYORS.
ShuowIru 8. WHtPPLS, EastIofi. Maine yics
Ezekiel Poster. removed.
BAzELtEL CcsSsAs. Portland. Maine, vice S,,rbon
w Eaton. removed.
Wm. rAGsAAT, New York. vice Ely Moore. r..
moved.
NAVAL OFFICER
TnosAs LORD. New York. vice william s, Coo. re-.
moved.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

No. hvo Of Roberts Magazine was published and
ready for sale promptly on the murnins ofthe ISL. inst
IL Is a highly interesting number and locks. as usual,
as meat as a pin. Tae reduction OF the retail price of
the Magazine from ninepenco to eight cents works al.
mirably. Only look III 4 htuJsome well printed
book Ofioriy large pages with an extra thick and dura.
bic cover. containing the choices, gems of the Amer.
can au English Magazines. together with a fine I'm.
craving,
For only Eigh' Cent, a Copy.
This must certainly be prpnounccd The Gilman of
cheaPness. IL throws oil The other Magazines an the
country. ia point If eheapness, entirely in the shade
Es- Subscription price s2.0o per year. III. Thomn
son - agent Tor this city
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23
For only Eigh, Cent, a Cory.
FROM the National lnrclligancer.
By hs PosstGsHi Of he United States # Ansriea
a PROCLAMATION


a PROCLAMATION.
WHEsEAs snn'Ty important and weiehIy matters
principally growing out of the condition of the reye-
nue. uOd hnnneos 81 the country, nppear to me To call
Tor The consideration oi Congress at az elrlier day than
IT'S neHi aunnnl session, and form an extraordinary o,-
cbsiUn, such rs renders necessary, ia any judgement
the convention Of the ,wu ilcpsos ~ soon a. may he
yracucable. ! do. therefore, BY this my Prpclam,tion.
convene the two Houses of Congress. To NEE, in the
Capitol at the city UfWashingU,a, Oh the last Monds,.
being the ~thirty-hrsi day, Of May next. And re-
quire the respective SenaIors and Reprcsei I Iivts then
and there To- assemble. IN order To receive such infnr
NATION respecting The slate of the Union as may be
given 10 them. and ic devise and nd lpt such measures
as the good ot the counITy may seem to them, in the
szerciso ef their wisdom and discretion. TO require.
Ii testimony whereof. | have caused the seal of the
Cn''ed States 10 III heIeunio affixed. and signed the
slm0 with my hand.
Dpne Et the city of Washington, this seven.
fcrnrh day of Msrh. IN the year orour
IT, 81 4ond one thousand eight hundred and
futiysHc, and OF indcpcndeuce uf the
InIied States the sIIIy-hGh.
W. IL. HARRISON.
Ry the Presidents
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

Wheeling Lycoum meets this evening.
QursrioN rex DEsAvs-.Is the sale ofardenr spir.
AVE- J~usiiEaLle uEdgr any eircumsiances."
STEEN BROW M Secretary.
Mar,h 23I 1911.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

"A Lookra Os" Is declined a, present.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23
WkgnELIMG.

TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH %. islI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23
SURVEYORS.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE pREsrprNr

4
RosEaT G. CORNELL Of New York. o. be Rse.ive,
'benemi of Public Money al Now Yosk. M Inc ,l,.s
'OfSiephcn Allen. removed. ~
SAMUEL fGoTHLNsHas. VI Boston. to be Recsiy,,
,'eh'ri oi fHOic MONEY OF Boston, IN the place u
iS1ac HUI, removed.
R'cHARD K, KALI. Of Florida. to be Covernor in
ana Tor The Territory Of FlcnJa, Ia the place Of Robcr,
r Reid, removed.
CHARLEs q. PENEosE, Of Pennsylvania 10 be S,ric.
hof Of 'he Treasury, IN the place Of Mathew Burch-
ELISHA WmrrLEsEY. Of OHIO. 10 be Audit,r oc the
Treasury for the Post OHto Department. IN the plsro
sfChasies X. Gardener removed
FAvL R0ssiGSoL. 10 DC superintendent cribe Branch
place OF. ). Singleton. "'
JoHN WnLIANsoS, Of Pcnsylyania. 4, be Rcc,,to.
OF ihe General Land Office. 10 TIE place Of Hud.,n
Mr. Garland. removed.
SOLOMON Van RANsELsEH, 70 DO Deputy Postmaster
81 Albany.
OFFICERS OF THE CUSTOMS.
COLLECTORS.
GEoeoz hLLEv. al waidoJ9muph. Main. be-.
Denny MoCObb. removed.
JsSSHfAH Books. at York. Mrac. vice Joseph p
Jenkins. removed.
P.aKEa snELDES, at Bath, Maine. vice Joseph
Bowail. removed.
NAVAL OFFICERS.
Isaac r. DAVIS. az Boston. u.s yiro t.,,.o
Barnes. rem0yed-NoL Int
Esira Sessions Il coag,eu- mo number NJ r.s,,
-hioh have been convened during Tao olis,sae, of
eur government IS o. follows.
John Atnms vas irlugUrafod on The 30 ~ March
ltSI lie convened Congress May 10. I1JT 90.
hnt annual address was delivered NO, -. 1897.
Ahnm1q Joicu1n was inaugua'cd un fha fB Of
hla'ch, leJl. He ordered a called session Uctobor H..
1893.
James Mndis1n wac inuUgrrmel on tho Oh Of
Asieh l503 lie convened Congress May %. 1909.
siso. on ac 25h ofAfay. IsI3.
harin Ven Buren vas inaoerafsf rr an ~
asubcr 1897
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-23

'n'lN'N-N CuANcERY-At rules held in m,
Clefh.s oiheo Of the Circuit Superior Couu oCt.y
Of March 1871. "' "''"
Henry Duhnug.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
M. W4r1rss o. LsAxn AND MS Hn.0

4 mn. WArxras or LsAKH AND MS EEso
,..,or,.---Ws copy below, from The South
I. n. resolutions Of Mr.. Watkins. ono
\. proceedings had thereon. in the t'oase !,
u \ Representatives. The sole object o.
H.. resolutions, was TO cas-, a bhsen0g
80 upou the fair fame Of our ch'el
r..co,iye sho dessrvedly occupies the
hast Mich 10 the affections OF that class
81, citizens, whose future destiny 70 one
Al ioseperable with that Of the State; tho
.,.,e,t Of both being suspended by one
common thread. Tho second re'O'uilo"
f,,sf,r, charge, which iii. be true, made
!, ,bo impsriOus duty Of the House of Rep
E....o,a,iyes, to prefer articlss Of impeach-
.ot against said officer; and il The advo'
80. If those resolutions were convinced oil
=. ruth Of the charge therein contaiasd'
~, did yiolepce to the law. and 10 their
o,,b,. 10 neglecting, at least, to make an
flor, to prefer such impeachment. This
.oo,.e however, was not pursued, because
!, would not answer the foil purpose of that
,i,ue Of crouching, Bringing bank menials
=. did little else during the late session
a Il, Legislature than hurl their filthy,
h, harmless missils ut aim who has been
tower Of strength in defence Of the PEG.
pies rights.
We know Of no establish usage or law
Ina. confer, upon the Legislature The right
,hu. summarily to pass sentence Of con-
dsmnation on high officer Of state, and
hence we can but recognize the introduce
lion Of these resolutions as degrading and
Eon,emp,iblo effort on the part OF this plant
Dol Of the above mentioned cliqe, to inAict
Spoa tho reputation Of him against whom
'bey wero directed deep ifnot an incu'
kablo wound,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
Probate Court
OF HOLMES COUNTY.-ON THE
CHANCERY SIDE.
January Term ls4l.
A L Edrlngton,
VS..
Robert Cook,
Henry Morton,
Joseph ID Williams,
John w Pope g.
Daniel Edrington.

u pom opening the matters of this
bill, aud it appearing to the satifaciion
of the Court that the defendant, John w.
Pope, is not resident Of this State, but
resides beyond the limits thereof, so that
the ordinary process OF this Court cannot
he executed on him, therefore il 10 ordered
that unless the said defendant appear
before the Probate Court Of Holmes coun.
~, a, the Court room in the town of Lex
iugton, on the first Monday in March
next, and plead answer or demur to the
bill Of complaint: herein the severa! ALI
cations thereof will be taken for confessed
and such order and decree made therein
as the Court may deem equitable and just.
II is further ordered that a copy Of this
order be inserted in the Lexington Union,
once week for two months successfully.
JIM HOLLINGSWORTH, Cl'k
January 8, 9 Pm pr fee l6i
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
A Proclamation.

BY ALEXANDER G. McNUTT,
Gorernor of the State Of Mississippi.
WKTHEREAS, it is provided in The
Wv 9th section of an Act requir-
ing the several Banks ofthis State to
pay specie, and for other purposes,
approved FEBRUARY 81, 184o," that
from and after the first day Of April
next, (thereaferO all the Banks and
monied corporations in this State
shall berequired to pay specie, at their
counters, respectively, for all their
notes or liabilities, then due, of the de-
nomination of five dollors and under.'--
And whereas, il is provided, in the
ninth section Of said act, "that should
any Bank or monied corporation in this
State, from and after thclaimes provid-
ed in the proceeding section of this act,
refuse TO pay specie on its respective
liabilities as therein specified, and in
the manner therein prescrib'd itshall be
the duty of the President, Cashier or
Teller ofsuoh Bank, to place his name
with the date, on the back ofsuch note
or evidence of liability, on presentation
thereof, which said endorsement shall
be held and deemed sufficient evidence
ofprotest and refusal Of the Bank 10 pay
specie."-And whereas, it is further
provided, in the tenth section of said
act, cthat whenever the Governor,
either from the certificate of the Presi-
dent, Cashier or Teller, as aforesaid,
or by affidavit ofthe holder Of any such
note. bill, or other evidence of debt,
shall be satisfied that such presentment
has been duly made, and payment
thereof refused, he shall forthwith is
sue his proclamation, declaring that
said corporation has forfeited all its
banking powers and privileges-"-And
whereas it appears by the affidavit of
Thomas H. Christmas, "that on the
sixth day of December, 1910, he pre-
sented two notes on the Citizens Bank
of Madison County, the one for FIVE
dollars, and payable on demand, and
dated lst April, 1888; the other for
two dollars, payable OH demand, and
dated January 80, 1910, TO w. +.
Herald, the President acting as Cash
ier of said Bank, and the said w. L.
Hcrruld acting as President, for the
time being,as aforesaid, refused 10 pay
the same"
Now KNowYE, that being satifed that
presentment Of said notes has been du-
ly made, and payment thereof refused
i do, by virtue of the power in me
vested, by the Constitution and laws
of this State, issue this my PRocLAMA-
TroN, declaring that the CITIZENS BANK
OF MADISON County, has forfeited all
its banking POWERS and PRIVILEGES.
In testimony whereofI, ALEX
AMBER G. M'NUTT, Gov
l.. S. ernor Of the State aforesaid,
have caused these letters to
be made patent, and the
great seal OF the State TO be
hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand, at the
City of Jack.on, this fourth
day of January, A. d. 49,
Al, and Of the sovereignty
of the State of Mississippi,
the twenty fourh. BY the
Governor,
THoM&s B. WOODWARD, Secretary
Of State.
| Jan. Is. 1871. 13-At
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust exc.
ND culed by Bryan G.. Whitehead, TO
me on the 25lh day Of October, in The
year 1889, which Deed is recorded in the
Office Of the Clerk Of the Probate Court ol
Holmes County in Book G. (of record Of
deed pages 52l, 525 and 526, and record.
ed for the purpose OF securing several
promissory notes in said Deed mentioned,
| will proceed to sell on
Monday the 18Th day of April nsrt,
at the request Of The Farmers and Mer
chants Bank, a, Memphis, the ass;gnee's
If The said notes the following tract OF
lands situated and being in the County Of
Holmes, and State Of Mississippi, TO wit:
the west half Of the norh west quarter Of
section number eight, containing 70 and
Sd l00hs acres; the east half Of the south
west quarter Of section number eight, con
tanning 10 and 54-l00ihs acres; the east
half Of the south east quarter Of section
number seven, containing 10 and SO.
l00lhs acres, and the south west quarter
Of section number seventeen, containing
one hundred and 6hy.nine and nineiy.two
hundredths acres, all in township aumber
fifteen, range five east; also, the north
east quarter Of section no thirty>slx, con-
tanning one hundred and fifty eight and
thirty six hundredths acres; the cas-, half
Of the south east quarter of section twen>
| ~ Ave, containing seventy nine and lhr-
" seven hundredlh acres, and the east half
of the south west quarter Of section mum.
Der twenty five, containing seventy nine
and thirty seven huudredhs acres, all IN
township number fifteen, range number
four east, containing in all seven hundred
and eighty six and seventy eight hundredth
acres. together with all the appurienances,
improvements, &c., belonging to the same,
| including
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
Chancery Court,
AT DRESDEN, TENNESSEE.
L.4ugtist term le4l.
John 8. Shoemaker, OF. all

AT DRESDEN, TENNESSEE.
t.Augt1t term ls4l.
John 8. Shoemaker, OF. ALL
vs..
James X. Wilson, et. al.
AN motion OF complainant, by counsel
W and it appearing to the satisfaction
OF the Court, by affidavit, that the defend
ants are non residents Of this State, lone
Of them supposed 10 reside in The State Of
Mississippi, aud the other in Kentucky ;
II is therefore ordered by the Court, that
publication be made for three successive
weeks, in some newspaper in the town OF
Lexington, Mississippi, and also in the
newspapers in Paris Tennessee, comman-
ding said defendants 10 appear at the Court
House in Dresden Tennessee, on the third
Monday in February, lS4l, then and there
TO answer complainants said bill against
them, or the same will be taken for con.
lessed and set for hearing exparte at the
next term. a true copy IRON the record.
S. A. WARNER, Cl'k. & Nj.
Charges, or abstract Of the bill.
1t is charged in the bill, in this cause,
that complainants are partners in trade in
the Stale Of Pennsylvania, that defendants
we're formerly partners in trade In the
town Of Paris, county Of Henry, 10 the
State Of Tennessee, that defendants are
indebted to complainanis in the SUN 0:
about $3.50 90 cents, that defendants have
no property known TO complaihants out OF
which to satisfy their said debt, except
four lots Of ground known and designated
by Nos. 3, 6, II and Ia, lying east of The
Waidsborough Road, on the north side Of
the town Of Paris, in the county Of Henry,
Tennessee. On lot M. 3, is brick
building. The bill prays for an attach
mept 10 issue, and that said lots be attach,
ed, onu finally sold to satisfy complainanis
said debt, and that said defendants be en-.
joined irom trading or transferring said
lots-and for general relief.
DUNLAP s. WILLIAMS,
Solicitors.
January 2, 1871, s-3w.
PRINTERS fee dl2.)
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
ESTRAYS TAKEN UP.

YWNAKEN by Benjamin +. Dulauy, o
N sorel horse with ball face, hind
feet and legs white, and right fore foot and
leg white, thin and spare made, fifteen and
a halihadds high, 8 or years, sore on his
back, appraised 10 $50.
Taken up by Young d. Allen, one
mare about 10 or III hands high, bay color
no marks or brnnds, about Ten years old
appraised to SIS. Also one mare filly
about four years old last spring, Of n sorrel
Colour, branded with the figure dimoud on
The Left hip, and shoulder with the figure
in the dimond, saddle mark on The back,
appraised to 40 dollars.
}. N. BASKIN, R. II. c.
Feb. 90. l5-3w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
Probate Court
OF HOLMES COUNTY-ON THE
CHANCERY SIDE.
January Term l64l.
A ID OIiphint g. Wife
vs.
William Causey g.


Solomon Causy, deceased.
HTPON opening the matters of this
u bill, and it appearing to lhesatisfac-
ton Of the Court that the defendant Green
Il Causy, is not resident Of this State
but resides beyond the limits thereof, SO
that the ordinary process Of this Court
cannot be executed on him, therefore, il is
ordered that unless the said defendant
appear before the Probate Court Of Holmes
county, at the Court room in the town Of
Lexington, on the first Monday in March
next, and plead, answer or demur, TO The
bill Of complaint: herein the several alli-
cation thereof will be taken for confessed
and such order and decree made therein
as the Oburt may deem equitable and just.
Ii is further ordered that a copy of this
order be inserted in the Lexington Union,
once a week for two months successivey.
JIM HOLLlNGSWORTH, Cl'k.
January 9. 0 Pm pr fee dl6a
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20

The whole OF the foregoing property
will be sold, or so much thereof as may
be necessary 10 pay off the note mention
ed in the said deed, for Two Thousand
Dollars, with interest since the first of
January last.
Such title will be conveyed to the pur.
chaser as is ves;d in me by said deed.
N. e, RlVES, Trustee.
Feb. 20-l5-9r pr { $40