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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-12
A NEW VOLUME.
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JULY, Ie4I.
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matter Of course, will come out of the
working people. 1t is the producers who
must bear the load OF his vile system,
they mus; suffer for the benefit of the
stockholders of National bank, and then
we shall find ourselves in a condition
equally prosperous with Great Britain.
Save us we say again from the wiheriug
effects of National bsnk.--NeO York
Era.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-12
ANNUNCIATIONS .

EAJ E are authorized 10 announce JOSEPH
Wv WALTON, as candidate for Clerk OF
the Circuit Court, at the November election.
or We are authorized to announce TfIOM-
AS j. GREEN, OF Warren County, as a can
dldate for Congress, at the election in Novembe-
next
GIVE are aulhorizedto announce ALFRED
LOMAX, as a candidate for County Treasurer
HRT Il are authorised to announce WIN. M.
Wv SWAMI, as a candidate for County
Treasurer, at the next November Election.
(S5.)
(G'F WE are authorised to announce WIN.
c. ADAMS as candidate for Assessor.
GS-erWE are authorised TO announce III. ID.
GREY as candidate for Collector.
GNTE are authorised 10 announce JAMES
Wv HANNAH as candidate for Assessor
of Taxes for Holmes County at the next Novem
Der Election. (*S5)
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New York, Nav Doth, 1871

New YORK, May Goth, lS4l.
PIeGse to take notice, that the above
aI'Oned coupons attached to said Mis-
NJ Safe Bonds, were protested at
Eon, May Sd, 1871, by Thomas S.
RGr, Notary Public, for non,payment,
mat the holders look to you for The
yhent thereof.
Your ohedient servant,
JOHN ID. CAMPBELL,
"a F40' Merchants Bank g. AT. at lau.
Il Office No. 20, Wall street.
1sATs OF MISSISSIPPI
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-12

Nrvl,sIppI STATE LoAN.-Coupon No
or FNv Dollars, being interest due on
Foj A. No. 900, and payable the first
h of NAV, lSAl.
SAM'L. GWlN, Cashier.
[S5O]
Fdorsed eleven pounds, five shillIngs
Sterling, payable at agency Bank Unit
ii States, London. Ell, 5 stg.
hety.one other coupons of same tenor
as above, for the haIt,yearlv interest,
PAYABLE LIST May, lSll, on Mississippi
sate Bonds, A, Nos. POI, 2O2, 2O7,
2OS, 2O9, 4O4, 467, 6O4 a 625.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-12

Now LOOKOUT FOR PLENTY OF tHIoN
BANK NoTEs!-We understand that the
Cashier Of the Union Bank at jackson,
wants to make loan of % thousand dol
lars to help pay the expenses of the Bank.
hul the most amusing part Of the business
Is, that he wants to get this loan on a
pledge OF Union shinplasters! Wonder
how many bales Of notes he expects TO
pledge for % thousand dollars. We ex-
pect to see Union sell for Is cents on the
dollar; and if they have to sell notes to
pay the officers, they will soon be as cheap
as Brandon. Every man who gave cot.
ton to the Union Bank or any Other Bank,
can compel them TO pay him the full
amount tor which the cotton sold in specie,
while he can pay the Bank the amount of
his cotton note in her own deprecated
paper. This is not only law but it is
justice and equity, and lately decided in
The courts OF an adjoining county. We
hope that all those planters who have not
Yet settled their accounts with the Banks
which advanced on cotton, will reccolIect
this and refuse to pay the bank, except
the balance between the value of lis notes
and the funds for which the cotton was
sold. This will in every instance bring
the bank deeply in debt to all those who
took advances on cotton, and hence the
notes will soon be worthless. We hear
however, that Mr.. Elliott, the new Pres-
dent has Malta Jack standing at jacks
son, for whose services Uniun money is
received at a very moderate discount.
Nowif the Malta Jack should get custom,
he may be able to take in the issues as
fast as the other Jacks throw them out. In
that event the Union may be preserved
unless the Morgan's and the Kearnev's
get another haul at the assets. The Off
GERS OF the bank when they take a glass,
ought to pray for the health, strength and
longevity Of their Malta friend. If he
were 10 die burned brandy would not save
them. We learn that the Cashier ex-
poets TO meet some flats in New Orleans
who will give him loan; if not he will
sell trunkfulI of Union ". Sent.
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LoND1N, Ist May, l84l.
N# b0ND1'i 10F 'HU WI
~ His Ercelleag,
ALEXANDER MCNUTT,


ALEXANDER MCNUTT,
Governor ofhe State Of Mississippi,
JacESon, Mississippi.
ESR:-We beg to inform YOU that we
II holders, as trustees, Of 40 Bonds Of
Mississippi 5 per cent. stock, amounting
SS5O,0O0-fhe semi.annual interest
po1 which, became due this day. On
BDcation of Mr. Jaudon, we learn, with
Ilob regret, that no provision, what, has
Fen made for the same. We trust that
Is only temporary delay, & that, as the
'de will he anxious tie fulfil its obIiga>
Dos, the necessary remittances will be
eaijly made.
We are, respectfully,
Sir, your ohedient servants.
DENiSON g. co.
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Rangers Sale.

FEYHE following strays will be sold to
Il the highest bidder for cash, at the
Court House, on Monday the 9Th day Of
July next.
Taken up by L. S. Wells, gray mare
mule about 10 or II years old, branded
on the left hip with the letter NJ. no other
marks or brands appraised to 60 dol's.
Taken up by Joseph Wallace, one
yoke OF oxer, one is black sided about g
wears old, marked with a swalovfork in
each ear; the other is yellow and white
sPeckIed, marked with crop and split in
the right ear, and crop and underbit in the
left, branded on the left hip with the letter
b., ana had on a small bell, appraised to
so dollars.
Taken up by William Morris, one
white steer, marked with smooth crop
and upper underbit iG the right ear, and u
swalIowfork in the left, branded with the
figure 2, on the right and right side. about
3 years old, appraised to 7 dollars; one
black steer yearhng, no marks or brands,
about , years old, appraised to dollars;
one red heifer yearIlug, without marks or
brands, about2 years old, appraised to So.
Taken up by James w. Vaughn, one
sorrell mare, Ia hands high, supposed to
be s or 8 years old, appraised to 35 dolls.
also one bay horse, about la hands high
all four Of his legs and feet white with
blaze face, about 8 or 9 years old, apprais.
ed to 35 dollars.
Taken up by Joseph III. Watson, a
sorrell yearling colt, left hind foot white
mp to the pastor joiot, 10 hands high, no
brands perceivabIe appraised Is dollars.
Taken up by james McLenon, a bay
horse, Z or s years old, his left hind foot
and right fore white, little white in his
face, and some saddle rk~appraised 10
30 dollars.
Taken up by William Walker, one red
steer, 2 years old, marked with crop of
he left ear, and underbit 10 the right,
appraised TO 6 dollars; also one red and
white heller, near 3 years old, marked
with a crop and over and under BIT in the
eft ear, and crop and slit in each ear, no
marks or brands, appraised TO 7 dollars.
J. N. BASKlN, r. II. c,
Jone II 3l...tds,
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JAMES O'DOWD e. CO.
AUDITORS OFFICE, J

Jackson, April l2Ib, l84l,
&cSlR: | discover that a mistake has
~ been made in the act to provide for
the Revenue ofthis State sent you:-On
examination Of the enrolled Bill on file in
the Office of Secretary of State, ! find that
The advalorem tax on eoch pleasure car
rage, watch and clock, kept for use, is
only one half percent
You will therefore only assess and COL
Iect Gan advalorem tax of one half per
cent. on each pleasure carriage, watch and
clock Kept for use."
| am Sir, yours respectfully
A. b. SAUNDERS,
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
To the Assessor and Collector of-Coun-
MAY %. % tw.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-12

JOHN L. WILLIAMS, SEN.
Attorney at ldw and Justice of the Peace.
MWTlLL practice in any Of the courts
wv of the state. His Office is at
franklin, Holmes county, Mississippi.
ADDRESS Franklin Holmes County Mi,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-06-12

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
.T WILL sell 10 the highest bidder
H. for cash, at the court house door in
Lexington, on the third Monday, 10th
day of August next, the following de-
scribed land, to wit:--weSt half north
east quarter section thirty, township
thirteen, of range three east.
Assessed as the property of George
w. Tubb-tax due one dollar and
four cents.
JOS. WALTON, A. & C.
May IS, 27-3m. pr fee die.
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febl6 ls6Mmo

NoTICE.-The co-partnership heretofore exist V ing under the firm of GARRISON & TILLEY, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons having claims against said firm, will please present them to Washington TiIley Co. for settlement, and all those indebted, will make immediate payment to them they alone being authorised to settle the bus ness M. w GARRISON,
 msyl 253c WASHINGTON TILLEY.
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PUBLIC SALES.

NOTICE.-On Monday, the 14th day of June
 next, shall expose 10 sale at public auction, at the Court House in the city of Moble--the fol-
 lowing described pieces, parcels, lots of land to wit all that certain pece parcel, tract of land, sltnated lying and being in tic city of Mo- bile to wit lot number four (4) of certain square contained between Conception st, St Anthony st, Jos- chin st, and State st, which said is situated on the north west corner intersection of Conception and St Anthony sts, having front on Conception st of forty three feet and inches, and running back iherefrom and along St Anthony st, with the saine width one hundred and thirty i've feet. Also, all that certain tract parcel of land, situated, lying and being in the city of Mobile to wit bounded on the north by lands belonging to Vim. k. Hallet, on the east by lands of the estate of Thomas Cooper, the south by St Louis st, and the west by premises of Samuel Anderson, being and lying between Con- ception and St JoachiIn sts, having front on St Louis st of forty five feet and six inches. and depth of one hundred and eight feet and nine inches. Also all that certain parcel of land situated, lying and being in the city of Mobile situated on the north corner intersection of St Louis and Claiborne ss, having front St Lluis st. of fifty five feet, and running back therefrom and along Claiborne st. with the same width, one hundredand ten feet. And also all that certain tract parcel of land, stuated, lying and being in the city of Mobile, situated on the north west intersection of St Michael and St Lawrence sts, having front St Michael st af sixty five feet (nore less) and running back therefrom along St Lawrence st. hundred and ten feet, with the same width nf sixty five feet (Inare less) Said property will be sold in pursu- ance of a mortgage, with power of sale executed by Benj. F. Marshall to the Branch of the Bank of the State of Alabama at Mobile, bearing date the list day of August, 1887, and duly recorded in the office of the clerk of the county court of Mobile county.
 Terms made known on tha day of sale.
 may 13 25Stf B. GAYLE, Cashier.
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TNoR SALE,--Ihlt valuable ot u lsli.d, te..Ina 1, U front on Royal-st. pf 16D feet by a arpsl ol lk feet, situated opposite the S4li6 Press
 TERMs- l5 cash, the laladcs in tisfrs. sai,i ar, aal payments, with in,ersst isn 5.ste as fer crai per annum. Notes to bc seostelh, 9iofie4ge on the premises. Ss9f.
 Also,--Will be sold o1 the sNEsst teta,s, all other Real Estate belonging D the 8Sgk ashrcha .ers to pay all expenses for Deeds, &c. ffSposals will be received writing addressed to the Cashier of the Branch Bank of tue State ui Alabama.
 npl1 256tf B. GAYLE, Cashier.
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"A SPRING HILL PROPERTY.-The -,b- ..: E: scrber will se or moderate terms for tle scason-the House and lot on Spring Hill, well known as his residence, together with all the out houses, and the ithing house thereto attached.
 The large well finished Dwelling, ljoinins the above, occupied during the summer of 1887 by Wm. Bloodeood there is good we'll of water and al! essary out-buildings these premises.
 Also--another Dwelling, well suited to a small family. Apply to
 nay5 25lMe A. BATRE.
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ap23 242E

zsA FOR RENT,-rhe Storehouse recently oc- .Ei4 cuped by the subscriber is vacant and can be rented very low for the balance of the year, to be used as grain store to store goods of every de- scripton, apply to Maudin, Montague & Co.,, it is second door above Hitchcock's Alley, Com. st.
 apl5 THOS. BUFORD.
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Terms made known on the day of sale may 13 25Stf B. GAYLE, Cashier.

NOrlCE.-On Monday the Huh day ui Juiie next {, shall expose to sale at public auction at the Court House in the city of Mobile. All those cer- tain parcels and lots of land and premises situated in the said city, and described follows, viz: One lot of ground commencing the intersection point of the west line of Clinton Ford's land with Monroe street thence running westwardly along the north line of Monroe street sixty six feet, thence northwardy ani parallel with said Ford's line hundred and twcn- ty feet, thence easwardly on the south line of Thea Ire street seventy feet Ford's land, and then along Ford's line to Monroe street hundred and forty feet.
 Also, another lot commencing at the northeast n- tersecton of Monroe and Conception streets, thence running northwardly ninety four feet to Theatre st., thence eastwardly along Theatre street seventy six feet the line of the lot above described thence southwardly along said west line hundred and twenty feet; then on the north line of Monroe street seventy three feet to the place of beginning.
 Also, another lot commencing at the northwest in- tersection of St. Francis and Wilkinson streets, then northwardy along Wilkinson street one hundred and ninety feet to St. Michael street, then westward ly along St. Michael street hundred and feet then parallel with Wilkinson street southwardy one hundred and ninety feet to St. Francis, aud then the place of beginning one hundred and two feet
 And also, one other lot commencing at the north west intersection of St. Francis and Scott streets, thence westwardly along St. Francis street thirty five feet to Spring Hill Road, thence westwardy a. long said road to Bayou street one hundred and elghy seven feet, then to St Mcnael street thirty feet, then eastward on St. Michael street two hun dred and eighteen feet to Scott street, then along Scott street to the place of beginning hundred and ninety feet.
 Said property will be sold in pursuance of mort gage with power of sale executed by Robert D. James te the Branch of the Bank of the State of Ala hama at Mobile, bearing date the eighteenth day of December, 1887, and duly recorded in the office of the Clerk of the county court of Mobile county
 Terms made known the day of sale.
 mayl3 25Stf B. GAYLE, Cashier.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15

IA MONTGOMERY HALL. t.lI tt..:lI J. E. EAsTABRooK, having purchased the nle,est of Moses W Garrison the Montgo o'eryfiall the business hereafter will be conducied by Wash nglon Tilley & Co, who would respectfully solicit A continuance of that patronage which has formerly been SD literally bestowed upon the house.
 mayl 253c
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AzA SPRING HILL PROPERTY.-The ns:. subscriber will sell rent for the season, on mo erate terms, the House and lot at Spring Hill, we'll known as his residence, together with all the out-houses and Bathing House attached to the
 The large and convenient Dwelling adjoining the above, occupied by William Bloodgood, Esq, in the summer of lS39-there is good well of water and all necessary outbuildings on the premises.
 Also,-Another Dwelling well suited to small fiinily, apply to
 mr5l 222Kmo A. BATRE, at 70 Comrncrce-st
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ORpHANs' CoURr-MoRILE CoUNrY,l

ORPHANS COURT-M0BILE COUNTY,}
 May 1st, lS41 David CIagg, )TNHIS day came T. L. TOUL- In the matter of Il MIN, Admr of said estate, and the estate of suggests to the court that he has duly administered the said estate, and prays an order for final settlement of his accounts-whereupon it is ordered that the third Saturday in June next, be appointed for the settlement of said estate, at the Court House of Mobile County-and it is further or dered, that publication be made of this order once week for for forty days, in newspaper printed in the city of Mobile, that all persons interested may attend and hear the settlement of the accounts of the said T. L. Toulmin such Administrator.
 A copy from the minutes. Attest,
 mayl 24Sf 40dys VIM. TAYLOR, Clerk.
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ORPHANS CoURr, March Term, ls4l. . TNHIS da, came ELeR1DsE SrMMERs, Admin 1 isrator on the estate of Henry Waite, dec'd, to whom letters of administration on said estate were granted the first day of Oetober in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Eigh, Hundred and Thirty. Eight, and made exhibit of the estate in his hands and also of the claims against said estate by which it appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the said estate is altogether inso,eut and unable to pay it's debs it is therefore ordered, That the said estate be declared insolvent; and it is further ordered That notice be given in the Mobile Commercial Register and Patriot, paper printed in the city of Mobile for all persons having claims to file the same with the Clerk of the County County Court of Clarke County or before the first Monday in September next.
 A true copy from the minutes. Attest
 apl5 235lf TERRELL POWERS. Clerk.
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'' mrsi 222Kmo A. BATRE, at 70 commcrce-st

I/wA COUNTRY RENIDENCE FOR SALE EE::..% OR RENT.-A large and pleasant House, nearly new containing good rooms, together with all the necessary OutBuildings for geneel family, situated on the south side of the Spring Hill Road about four miles from the city. beautiful plot of ground under strong palng fence, and an extensive Kitchen Garden, is attached to the dweng the gar den is all laid and neatly planted in useful veget ables, flowers, shrubbery, etc. A school is estab- lshed, under judcious management, in the immediate neighborhood, ,-and altogether, the situation is de- silable for family. Apply, for terms, &c. to
 mr25 2l7G J. D. MURRELL.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15

CHRONoMETERS.-1 he sul SCI L.l re.1e, uI ! V informs Captains and Masters oi A,ssois tla he is prepared to attend to rel airing, les, Lun an ascertaning the rate of fChhChCME1thS Ah he is fully aware of the importance tie a.Ialol ofknowing the exact rate of his TiEe-ke,I,., tle observations for time will be with gee ns ttu- ment and by acaie eful observer q1aLle |, tu1st,It practice and competent kaUwlruge oi tls |. al, to ensure fully confidence m theh ac,l,acy
 A. L. COAN 1lCck & N atth ;ker.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15

DROPOSALS will be received until the 2Oth May II for delivering at Grand Terre Island, at the en- trance of Barataria Bay, La. 100000 of best hard burned bricks for the fortifcaton to he erected at that place the size should be SsX4X24 inches.- The proposals will in all state the price per thousand delivered at the island. The bar at the trance of Barataria Bay has 7a feet at low water; the access is easy and there is safe anchorage with in The delivery should be completed by the 3lst of December, 1S4l. Address Capt. J. G. BARNARD, passage between Benyile and Cont streets.
 : ap26 245tl5ma
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nh. k. n. 5ijiSs 69fANrr ,fsHss.siA Y, O. 1 ice No. le0 Daaplia stiee,. ,slNre nay be iouhi during the day.
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ArA TO RENT from the 10th May, to lst Nov lra.,I The very comfortable residence, with the use of set of furniture on Jackson street, oppo- site the Presbyierian Church. Apply to
 HOLCOMBE, BROTHERS & co. ap23 242E 39 Com. st.
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%A T LET until the 1st November next the i.I Dwelling House No. 64 Conception st. near Uo,elnnent. Possession given about the lst Mayo Enquire at 34 Dauphin-st. maya 249c
 IsA FOR RENT-The convenient Dwelling I.a::E House, situated on the north side St. Michael st., 2ud door above Conception, will be rented low until lst Nov. next.-The house contains six rooms, closet, pantry, Sc. Possession given immediately, apply to l. c. BUBOSE OO.,
 ap29 2l6f 39 Water-st.
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ArA TO RENT.-The second story of my store f:;:@ on Dauphin street, we'll adapted for family ience, will be rented low to good tenant until the ist November t,possession given immediately
 mrl0 204G J. c. GWIN.
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%zA TO RENT'-untl the first day c( Nou nert1 Iaa.. The House on the south of Church and St Emanuel street,-a very desirable situation for a summer residence. Apply to
 McGRAN & NOONAN, aprl2 232tf est Michael street.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15

IzA TO RENT.-House and Lot on the Spring r:A Hill Road, one and half miles frem the city, being the house formerly occupied by D. H. Burke The house and premises in good repair Apply to
 ian 154n B. GAYLE, at the State Bank.