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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-11

IIIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away tr"n tie sHi'cnbrr
living MddeseS county, Oh the 6t OF the present
,..ro man named Charles Charles likely. h.tt
nltto fellow very .cl blue eyer, about 'wrt
Ind m rn h, Jeff brown close coat blue IAN
falcons md white fur He left wfhoutan what
snart sensible fellow and wen calculated pa, n
Irs.J yin give the above reward for the apprehension ana
delivery Of INN secured jail So tini can
aaa, ANY information concerning him viii br thankfully r..
ceiyed NJ address, churchs e MiddescS COUNTY, N.r
WIN. X. PACE.
R,rEjneh,m Sent III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-11
Feb q
Is Northumberland County Court, ita D.

Is Northumberland County Court, I'm Dtr'a.
i her. l-in:
Sarah W Cox ESccntri, Of Peter Coy, deceased E,7'
Cox, rlict and lwidnm OF James Con- cecoard Mar @
ridge and Sarah H. cox, Orphans o Peter Coy, d'ca-' y W
sand Sarah w Cox, their guardian and neat friend, ard i
Cox and James Cox and Caos Cox clirn o u" 'ah p'
Cox, deceased the said Carlos by the SAID Elizabeth -" ~
guardian and next friend, CompaiaaI.
William Cox Administrator Of James Cox, deceased =
ward Coles, Sheriff Of Northumberland county AMI Commute
Administrator Of Prmbenn Claughton, deceased, Hinn'
Norris, Administrative al William Norris, deceased, VINE
Harding, Sheriff of said county and Committee Adnnnl,a"f
hons az Samuel Garner, deceased and John II! Fan =
ecnor al John H. Faln, deceased who Admnstt" y vs.
sad Samuel Garner decreased ~ frilan'
This da: tr plaintiffs, by their Attorney, and Az
ne 10 the Court hnt The last order 'c J'o
Fain sheriff and Committee Administrator I'll Samuel L1h
deceased, hath departed this lc and thai adm = W.
hath been committed 10 William HARDIN. "
r Of the county Northumberland The ordered
revived against Tire SAID Harding, SrH aH itnn,'rltN
aud John II. Fain Executor Of John H. falin
defendant William tur, not having entered y
appearance aud security according Ia the Act II A->
Rules ri this Court and appearing 10 the sa-t'
thai lie nhabliaut OF tins toimunNra
ordered the defendant, William COY, appea' '
tlir Monday March next, md answer The iit
plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order b" published ~ -
weeks successfully in published ~ ;h ~
Richmond aud also posted front door OF the Count !lO
TINS county. A COpy-Icsic, s
VI. Il. CRALLE. G :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-11

VIRGINIA MoNoNGALIA LOTTERY, Glass G. for i,'i-n
he drawn Goth March, lsii Grand S-aeme-s:soo, 1000
900 3O00 S7 80 2OO0 1000, l.S00 ,7u0 Zoo pm.
80 1900, 21, 2D0 OF 59J, Tickets $40
,ii.ae Of packages Of ~ whole tickets VIII be So
hayr, and in Iroinri0n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-11

y'RANk g. RtFFlN. 7r0rn,y ~ Lar, VIII practise rhr
pror aud Inferior Cont, Of Ahcnarle and Fuyanna
rs. .iddrrS~-ti arottesrIie Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-11

VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY, Class D. for ls4-,ot
draw Al Alexandria, Va March 9th ISL. " sacen s,1
$4,000 5000 10 G0o 6,000, 1000 30n0 > 800 ~ p>
10 Of SO IN of 3Uu - Of 200 Tickets SIN. ccrici, ii
nae sage oi - whole ticket, viii be- for S3O,rs aad
quarters Proportion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-11

ylE subscribers having removed 10 the corner above a.
lumbar Tavern are prepared Ia finnish ihe and
all who NAV with call, WITH AL articles III G
cery line on as good terms they can be bought
They attend collecting claims IN the cry country
' hill & DARNRY =
Corler above the C0lumbiaH Cd-es Sra
"a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-11

For Tickets SHARES Certificates OF Packages
above splendid Lotteries, he particular address
| d. ". llDYT 4 CO.. Ktchiaarc. ~.
Drawing immediately they an order
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-11

NrOTrCE-The subscriber respectfully tenders his
~ the planters and merchants Of the upper country IN
and produce goods &c. and hopes that three ya,
quantance with boatncn and baat owners will ai,
Dispatch and by strict and prompt attention hopes nr
continuance of former patronage and give satisfaction n III
who may HIM with their business - 80 per CEN,
deducted usual charges III cases Of produce 10 81,
when the Roanoke toll Is not advanced.
For Safe
800 barrels of Tar, purchased low from kilns,
300 sacks Liverpool and Alum Sail, tor.
Always hand, Fish, Lime, Flour y" End 0zrainr,
Cation Yarns factory price, y lbs, an upwards i good AZ,
Groceries and ARTICLES kept in store os cath, ar
anpe for country p.odnceWil sell Flour, Bacon and ,,d
on commission in place send Ia brti. Gukr and H.
over nett proceeds DanvIe Clakssle ~ Petersburg.
WM II. WESSoy
CASTOR, y. C., January lst, ls4l
Rrtrrrrrrs-- A. Campbell q Co.. Geo Henderson. Pio4,,
o,ia Pa Fleming james Co.. Baldwin, Kent o., he.n..
a. ~ Martin Domains, L. James q ca, Ppr,>b,rs
F. D. Hicks Larrenc,rh, III: A. w vrnahie, cGrt.r, H.
A. W Wimbsh Broosn,ai "a; r. w. Williams our Hons
Price & Wrssun, Danrat, Ia
Feb IL 50 2av7w
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ID. VI. Hoyt II Co.'s Office.
MORE GOOD FORTUNE!

/ nRAWING II Virginia Nononeaa Lottery, No. ::
~ 81 40 IS - II 20 - 81 - - - ~ 81
Ticket Nos Il - -. Prize o $1,000 ia the above
sold 10 and the cash paid sight by H. 60
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-11

IR CHARLES VIII make his neat season al ,c stables Y Nf
- Richmond Shepherd, the county oi FRINGE Lwaf Gc
west Jamestown onr-trd of his te oErl inif ~
stable II sir u. tiabrnr, Ia III" county ~ Cufnerlind %
miles ainc's Tavern the stage Road, aud of
the stable oi Mr. Is. w Ice, mic u'H q
the of cudsvr Buckingham County ad "ii b. 'cf g
the price 81 Sia the and so II pad wln
the leap, and S1 in-uethr in>urhc"
payable when TIE fact scrrian"d " the marc has
30 cash the Instance Al Hare Pr I"
Charles VIII be charged with the untss Wt'f"iS
agreed The time. Tie Commence lc l5H Ware
and expire the l5th uiy.
Charles sorrl Il hands inches hi-h r
and cunnandiH. uIn, I'D n.s' s,ru.- y
Salatlin hc b, td GharlrsS tharles's nam wa Ii '
yator and he rs Old Imported Doomed, fo Inrud
partic ulars hand bills.
EDWARD A. BLANToN
30 I.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-11

The following the schemes for March. Send or
Office selling prizes ,Hnd laf.f
one>l than ever did:
VIRGINIA WELI.SBURG LOTTERY, Glass e, for lstl-i
be drawn nj Alexandria Va, 18th March, 1911. -
drawn. Sp'sad,d Sb,me-S3000o 10000, 5000 $500. 3U7o
600 900 0O 20 If $50, &c. Tickets To- cttsi
Of pae kas- whole tickets VIII be cent for Sl30hllvc
,la n proportion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-11

lSsOlCTIDN.1he 70 Partnership heretofore EXISTING 10.
~ firm III Wai-worth Williams 10. i i> ia.
solved hy mutual CONSENT Nj. OiIcn William. ha, d,p
oin the The rrn,inn. pal;n'
authorized the VI said firm for The settlement y st
business JOHN l.. WADSWORIH,
ORREN WILLIAMS,
DAVID H. Ti'RhER,
Ii Iannary. Is4I GEORGE ). PALMEE.
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20 PAETSERSIP.-1hr subscribers, having forined e.
~ Partnership, VII continue the business al tie late iron II
Wadswofth. Williams & TO this city and New York, Cadf
the firm oil WadswortE Turner & 90.
JOHN T.. WADSWOR
DAVID g. TURNER.
lst January, Is4l, GEORGE :. PALMER.
JAN - 7i-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-11

WAsnIsGToS, March Gin our report Of the pro
csedngs of the Senate of the Sd Of March, We omitted
10 state the fact that the bill for the payment Of TN,
claims of tie States of Maine and Georgia, AMENDED
by the House. was passed-ayes y, noes ;. The bll
was enrolled, and taken into ,ile House for the sigma
ture Of the Speaker just the motion made 10 ad
nurn which motion prevailed, and the bill consequent
" failed to become law.
The Senate to-day confirmed the remaining Cab'ne
uominations-so that the Cabinet is complete CLIQUE
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-27
CRSGzZ.ESRY Y
A. q. BREATH cAylu

IA S' DnEA IL ICHHiu
ESnow receiving a full assortment,
dlrecttrom New Yors, which will
be sod low for Cash Or cotton.
EnameId cups and sauccrs,
frcnch printed, do,
Granite cAockoIate, do. do.
Bourbon sprig, do. do.
French printed dishe
Dining and dcrser, plates, cord dish.
eS, sauce boats, soup ture,ns, sauce do.
'ea pots, sugar and cream 90; bowl,
pitchers, mugs q bnsi S; Frenn h sugar
and cream pots, Toilet Sc S, eleven
pieces complete; cut glass bowls. di h.
eS, saItseIers, lumblets, decanters.
WINE glass, glass lamps, &c, re-
voIvlng AID stand cas'ors, and white
grant dlnaer breakfa.t, tea sets com
PIete; call and 10 k for Yourself as
lu'I descriptions cannot be given With
In the limits Of al advertisement.
Oct l6, 1871. IT.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-27
Notice.

r ETTERS of Administration de-
IA bonls non having been grant.
ed to the Undersigned, at the Ocjoher
term lS4l, Of tie Honorable Probate
Court OF Holmes county, on che estate
Of Charles } Butler deceased, uotice is
hereby given to all persens, having or
holding claims against said decedent.
estate, 10 present them within the time
limited by law, or the same will De
forever barred, and those Indebted are
10 make immediate payment
} G WETMORE, Admr.
Oct 9, as CIV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-27
Notice..

I ETTERS Of Administration with
- the last Hand testament annex
ed, having been granted to The under
signed, at the Ociober term 1911, of
the Hon'blc Probate Court of Home,
county, on the estate OF Willis Drake
deceased; notice Is hereby given, to all
persons having Or holding claims a.
galnst sad decedents estate, to present.
them within the time limited by law.
or the same will be forever barred, &
those Indebted will make immediate
payment.
CALEB WORLEY. Admr.
Oct9, as 6v
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-27
THE SUPERIOR BLOOD STALLION
CIFIC.

WWTILL be permitted to serve a few
Wv mares this fail, at his former
stand, a. miles North Yves, OIL xinpton
on the Tchua road.
As 90 not care to let aim serve man,
mares at the present lime. | deem il nm.
necessary TO go INTO the particulars of his
pedigree, &c, which will be made known
on application.
W, CANNON.
Sept IS. 15-S,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-27
Notice..

II WILL as administrator, of all and
Singular The goods, chattels and Gre
Al. which were of Peter M'Inlosh-
Jed. at the January term 1912, of the
Probate Court Of Holmes county, pre-
ssntthe account Of said decedent as
Of N. Campbell, late OF
laid rouuty, de'd for fiaaI settlement
pnd allowance.
JNO. M'INTOSH, Admir- of
Peter M lAtosh, de d.
bet. 80, 5l-lOw
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-27
ELECTION.
montgomery Beat.


TENllERE will be an election held Mt
RlchIand, on Saturday, the 9th
day OF November, for the purpose of
eIeetlng Lieutenant and Ensign, to
NIL the vacancies IN the Montgomery
Beat. All persons belonging to said
company are requested to be present.
and elect their officers.
CAPT. JOHNSON. J
l.. G: LIPSIE, Man,ors,
II. MERCER.
capt johnson returning Officer.
by order of A. NJ. MAYO, Col.
Com. 9Th Regiment, Mi. Ma,
October Oath, 1871. 50 3w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-27
INSOLVENCY.

'~-NNJ
TNHE undersigned having been 40,
- pointed by the Honorable Prp.
bate court Of ilol es county, Missls.
slPPI' at the May term 1911, thereof
commssl nerS to receive, examine.
aunt and allow claims againt the
e,tate Of Robert Williams. deceased.
Will meet at Richland, in Holm S coun-
ty, once in every two months, for the
II Xt SIX motifs for that purpose.
q: NJ. " EATHERBY, J
LEMUEL DOTY.
VIM. l.. NIT HE'LL,
Commission erS.
May s. 26 6m
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-27
DIR Y GOODS.
A. q. BREATH.
ICIfULA,

! OAACL%Ay
) now receiving direct from the
North, a full assortment of Fall
Goods, comprising;
Sathnets, Kentucky Jeans, cotton
cambIet, Mexican. do, twIIed a. d fine
double milled casimers, and vestings,
French; London and American prirIs
of all kinds and prices, muslins and
lawns, figured; red ard white flannel
glnghams, cotton and silk cravals do
haudkerchieGs, cambria do, ladies'
gents. children and misses. hIacR
white aud mixed cotton hose, snooI
and flax thread; gumelastic and webh
ssusPehders; pearl, bone, metal. and
IastlnS o1tloas: pins, needles, &c
apron ano furniture checks: fig'd plaid
ma PLAIN Jaconet: corded skirts. bed
lcNS' Irish linens, table cloths, and d.
'peT towelllng, napkins, doyles. table
'cvers, lawns; silk, beaver, hoskip and
cotton gloves; morino, cotton and
wooden shawls: fine cotton size zinc &.
domesiics, towels, plain, twll.
eo ana plaid Ilnseys, and other articles
suitable for country uae; for sale
heap for cash or cotton.
Oct l6, lG4l. IN,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-27
-, AMOS KENDALL,
N0S@'ngfon, ID. c. Sept 81; 1871.
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

WILL sell to The bighpsr bidder for
-A cash. before the Court House door in
ine town OF lexington. Holmes county
MISSISSIPPI on Monday, the 9Th day Of
January, 1912. the following described
properly 70 wit; one town lot situated in
me 'o%h OF Lexington, numbered los, on
~A!ch mere IS tavern house.
= Assessed as the property of William n
ray lakes due for the wear 1910, SIG
20 cents, and part tax for 1899.
b n. SCOTT.
Iar Collector.
NOV ~ Emp do
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-27
UNION DEMOCRAT.
Devoted to the preservation Of
the Union and the support
% DemocrncN-

Ihe ObI"ll ana llle support
o! Democracy.
One oil his hrst OF ects will be to re,
view the memorable Extra = gson d
Congress and lis measures embracing 1t,
origin, the lLtlarncps which have control
led It's acts, the Treasury Reports, Iht
Bank BILE, she Land Bill, the Loan BIN
The lax DUI, the Bankrupt Bll, aud the
extraordinary appropriations, The New
Lt1Ies to prevenl discussion and cut oil
amehdmenls WIN such comments as NAV
make plaza, the effect Of each separated,
ana the whole as system, upon the NOR
ais, and institutions Of the American peo.
PIE. lie believes, and viii endeayor f.
snow, thatthe Legislation OF l79I-G8 and
'o'l originate, IN the same principles ana
aimed at the SINE results.
during future Sessions Of Congress, he
proposes to give The proceedings on all
general su jects with explanatory r..
marks from day 10 day. and some of tie
best speeches.
Proud OF The name Of Democrat, he
d'sdaIns the hypocrisy which dlsavovs
Parry. 1t is only IN the ml !.t Ut party.
Ut sect>, and Of conflicting opinions, that
Mind ueyrlopes us power and TrnL
maintains her triumphant march. rallyIpo
mankind 10 her standard priv 49,, -
feared onI y when, in devotion 10 men or
IN reckless struggle for power ar main
it considers the government IFS instrument
aud IrampIes principle under foot, The,o
aJu$cs Of Dgyfy. the urda,aIoced d;,.n',,
and repudlatrs. IIe will nIeds. b,o.aI,
tn the support OF no par,,cujar p.r uEaT
err 10 poweror out. s,en rnr,hn, ,h,a , ,L'
tread IN the DemocroEc no,h m"% , ,"
only as the most effective ,ne.n, o. ' a3 ,'."
ciag Democratic orj,cj, les " 900"
10 other respsc,s, 1H,,,,s vii, 49,,
,,oroL - roo4aI ~ T'''' WIN "'' oe
an in,ercs,,n, and nsaL1I n',o, e''''o'"''
Twill l.. 1r,o,.d NV l r.po''
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-27
kSOOeS S. Shoes.
A. @, BREATH, ychula.

EAS just received, direct from N
Z A York, the following complete
assortment of Boots and shoes. which
LIE Oil rs very low for cash Or cotton,
EnSsoI and kip Peg'd Brogans.
Ladies laced calf and buskin shoes
tsAe and common dress and
walking do.
" Nlorocco,thick sold sp'ng
neel walking, do.
I'D, Morocco, and calf
skin slippers, &c.
Oeh's'" Peg'd and sewed brogans
dancing pumps slippers,
pegd and sewd' boots
c,",, and kip brogans.
C''Ao'ehS, Misses and Boys shoes,
Morocco and calf, full assortment,
call T. try for yourself
Oct lG, 1871 I'm
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-27
ELECTION.
GORGEVILLE BEAT

VHERE will be an election held at
A. Georges Spring, on Saturday,
the 9th day ofNovember next, for the,
purpose of electing a Lieutenot and
Ensign. to fill the vacancie, existing
in the Georgevllc Beat-All persons 3
belonging 10 said company are rooups
ted 10 be present and elect their of
ficers.
Capt. A Erwin, will appoint mana.
gers on the day of election, also be
returning officer. BY order of
A. M. MAYO, Col. Com.
Oct "a 9th Regiment, Mi Ma.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-27
Commission EgOuSa.

'EHE subscribers have opened a
A COMMISSION FoRwARDrNG house
They will keep constantly in S o;e
and for sale, Tagging Rope plantation
supplies, &c. Before the season for
storing cotton arrives, they will have
Iarge and superb houses in rcadl ess.
A share OF patronage is respectfully
solicited.
MOREHOUSE MATHER, & Go.
IchuIa, l9, lS4I. Sgt.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-27
Dissolution

OF p 4 Il TN f RS HIP.
NIE partnership heretofore exist
\ ing between }. J. Link and A, b
DbcH under the firm ofLink & Block
sthis day di.soIveI by mutuaI CON
ent. A, r. Block is aIore auth rised
. collect debts due t G late firm.
J.J. LINK,
A. B. BLOCK.
~ cLu.a, OCt 20, Al. 5l-5w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-27
HARDWARE. CRGGEEEY q GLASS WA RE-

IN part consisting OF able knives and forks fine Ivory in sets Pocket
Broad Butcher Iook and CneElves, Shears Sbeeonr
NaVe ana Ses Carpenters and American Locks enojs
ana Aher an nore aud Closet Locks Trunk Chest Cupboard and Pad
LOCKS Cast Butts patent ditto "Caks Broad Butts Parliament proo
C lck Cut Lrads Butchers Cast Steel Mill Pit and Hand
~ ba Horse k, common best polished Angus RAFTING
AuguIS, Auglr Bits, Cast steel ChzS all kinds Panesa FIJI
zane o Ads Drawing Knives Hard AID PANEL saws and Iron
saws KY Ioc NO. Table ditto IRON and steel Squares Try Squares
% J1cKsIew Corn Mills Anes Shoyes Long handle Dchhg ditto;
fhlofks Wees Anvil Sedge Hammers Blacksmith Fellows
wedding Garden Cane and Grub Hoes "Coln Simmons Axes Broad
0o broad fiacheS >hnging Iiatchet Hammers ahmg
cnGS alo Axes Gefnan American English, and cast Steel
cut ana Wrot Nails cotton ad manila Plough Lines manila Bedcors
" ater Trace AID Ton Ropes Coon Wool Horse Cards OK
trace ana log Ga SurrPng Brushes White WASH Clothes Hair and
do Feather Ds ers Cedar and painted Tubs nests TUNED
Ae.S rays fgen Flour Pals round Boxes Dry Measures
WHO" market and clothes Baskets do Wagons Chairs and Cradles
CoG" DpPrs Table lats Bird Cgc Roen Pins Coffee Roasters
Selves wre Dish Covers; few very Britannia Tea Sets with eTer
variety of furnishing articles. " '' WI" 0''Iy
hSO general assortment Earten China and Glass ware consist
ing oil Tea Dng ad Toll American and French forms c and
pressed GLASS Ware; ul assortment, Asm Hail, Stand Lamps of
various terms L"oNng Glasses and looking Glass plates &C. &c
Also 200 US. PAPER iANGIGS f' WV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-27
no Country Merchants and Planners

HE undersigned are receiving and offer for at New Oen
prices or CASH. at their store in Washington street, Vicg com
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-27
INSOLVENCY..

THE undersigned having been ap.
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court OF Holmes county, Mississippi.
at the March term, lS4l, thereof, com
mlSsloners TO receive, examine, audit
and allow claims against the estate of
Thomas Land, deceased, will meet at
the Court House, in Lexington, on the
hrSt Saturday in each month for the
next twelve months for that purpose.
JOHN c. REEVES, }
ARTHUR HAYS,
JACOB PERKINS,
Commissioners.
March 81, 2O-6m.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-27
NOaice.

~
FILTERS of Administration with
- the last will and testament annex
ed, having been gran ed to the under
signed at the september term sal, of
tie Hon Probate Court ofHolmcs co.,
on the estate Of Needham ToIar decd
notice Is hereby given to all persons,
having or holding claims against said
dece tents estate, to present them with.
IN the time limited by law, or the same
will be forever barred, and tho in.
debted will make immediate ayment.
ABoOLEM w TOI.AR,
JOSHUA K TOLAR.
Administrators.
Oct. 9, 48 CIV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-27
Fall Goods

1T TCHUL.4.
=. CST receiving by tie subscriber,
" from New York, and the Eastern
Market a complete assortment of
L.4LL .4ND HLN1ER GOODS,
Clothing, Boots. Ru:set>, Blogans,
Blankets, Linsey's Etc, which will be
sold low for cash or co,too.
w. Il. BABCOCK,
Oct Ito, lS1l. Tchula.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-27
STATE OF MlSSlSSlPPI,l
YAa,o, COUNTY:

Probate Court, September term, 1871.
u1DWARD EXUM Administrator
Of the estate Of James J. SIayton,
ANN, having by petition filed, represented
N the court that It would be Tor the inter.
IN If the heirs Of said deceased to sell IN
bIowlnG described lands, VI which the
sa,d deceased died seized and possessed
~ the purpose oil distribution, VIZ the
ses, hall Of north west quarter, and the
eesl half Of south west qualter, section
Ii township | !, range : east, and south
lam Of east half OF north west quarter %!
same section and township, all lying and
beiug IN The county OF Yazoo, aud state Of
Mississippi; and Augustus SIayton and
Emnhac SIayton, who are the Iegel heirs
a sad deceased, reside in the State Of
AaUama, and therefore out of jurisdiction
VA this Court, 81 that citation cannot be
1ervrd on them; II is therefore
@ Ord,rd by The Court, that all persons
Interested N the above described property
b and persoo"ay appear before a Pro-
bic Court 10 be holden 10 and Tor the
eOu0ly Of lazlo, al the court house door
ibcreol, in the town Of Benton Oh the 4lh
Monday in December next, then aud there
d shew Cause if any they can, why the
prayer Of the petition should NOT be giant
NJ, II is further ordered, that copy Of
lbs decree be gwen six weekly puOIica
ipos IN the fazoo City Wing, aud the
lexington Union.
GEO. CROCKETT,
n Attest. Clerk
Il O0 %, Gw pfl7
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-27
BY A. q. NR'NUII'.

!. oUe'"or of the State Of mississippi
1NTHE SHERIFF CT HOLMES COUNTY
Meetmg;
WHEREAS, have receive infor-
nation that a vacancy has occurred in
lleolilce Of representative in the | e.
s !9 Of tn county Of Holmes, by
W. fe>gnadon Of Thomas +. Land.
~ do, the el're, i,,ue this Writ,
aqeo''zIng and requiring you to hold
assec ION In Your county. on Friday
wv Pa Fday, tie gath and 25th DAYS
" neCemOe' rext, to fill said vacancy
p | do, moreover, enjoin you to
ss1Rlc' NE same, in all respects, con-
|. u TO law, aad make du, return
'as'sOi to the Secretary of State.
IN TESTIMONY WHERE.
W, have hereunt, set nv
1and, and caused the great seal
OF the State TO be affixed, at
Y I B., IS Ison, this 18th day Of. Nov.
"A, D. 1871, and of the sovc-
IelsGty of the State of Missis-
SlpPI' the twenty-ffh.
a. G. M'NUTT.
MOAAS B. WOoDv,p,
MI o, secretary of State,
-~ssAs. fn
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-27
PROPOSALS.

~ - . II 4 q T. u DY Improved
MA health aud stimulated by desire
10 participate more largely in The discus.
sion OF Ibe great Questions which now
engroSs the attention OF the couurry, tn,
undersigned proposes to establish weekly
Newspaper to be called the