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New-York tribune., 1842-01-01
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~ - y ~ L / 1 ' Il l..
t!Es. q. 4. xa0 iGN respectfully announces to As
Esiest> and the pa1ilc IL geserti Ina, he NIL have
me hGaor srvisc selection .ion h., OSArvx1o EE
REliS>ioy or SI.T che cords selected fr, N II II
o. VOCAL AtSltit==.
rSISs!a,L fsSEoSNXSs.
'ia1a7's >sohH z>aN her seeoat agFe.1saee II tsis
Cohns.y.
Ns sKaH:,I, s-saor De BEGINS,
Mre. E HORN ansN;J Mr. a PiuL,rs,
M w KbYIEK. the Nolin as sst sppear nee these,
dyc ycat.o, tae Tabernacle os hoADaY EysSl>o. Ja.
AIRY 3!.!S42.
me pr,ec!psi Members Of she Ne.fcrS Sacred ,ta,to
Set:e', Iare A"tiy con.oted 20 render the seaanle
+ assistance 10 -appnft :he CLofusSeS
iaoOscAest.l s.il be full snd ehcient. Supported hy
priclyai professors OF shs ciIy, neoers Of n,
EutcrpecE Society
I.ss,gr.. Mr. [, c Hui Coudge,of M C. E :acr>
DR. E Hedges VIII 2tesdc a: the urgsn.
Par, |.
OSertrr1 descriptive OF the Slsap OF Adam, with
an avocs:ion surg b. ,lrs Horn. Mr \,
Strong ~. c. Hosu Jr snd Mr. Masscrt,
and tae Sevot ot tnc keb-J Apsci-,.,#... Horn
scc-- >as hssi, Tor Heaven il; ;Ls> nothing from
osryIeN .............,...........C Horn Jr
>ors- Thoiaiarnal Serpent! isi: ~ss whose
guile. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Ml.sett
choiu,-' ti..o. the ,Inlishty power, hsrlei
hea5!cae i4mae III oaxh thc e,serrslSky' Chorus
EtcItitHe, tccoRipaues-' Seest ;hoa yon
Irsary plain. otloru and ,-........-- SrahSm
't:'a- Farewell happy nes, where JOY for
e'er dssl> ............. ii............ B.aaan
QHtrlc,o ant Chorus. How Overccu,e Tn,
DIRE caIaa'ty ....s.....,.........-,- Chorus
Rec Leaie- oftalse bright Ma,.e!t
coas--osinccs. f0trntatcs, WARRIOR, Thn
Hover OF Heas .-..-..-... . toSn,lr
Re- tie nox prepared TO spesk,--Ittcutiou
held tit-n, c,'...........-... Mad Spohr zahn
>ong-. fbfioa nc e.>ayej, au, thrice III spite
Zot .corn. Tears, s:ch a tlrzai, weep burst
fatsh,'...... ...........,... M,a SpohF zshn
Rec S-u.-' >aa-.s add the sun
-=ectcl troal the second r4rt.... ..,...., Rrah.m
Gee rh~ scttias SUI ,lo,y ic,cen4ed Mrs L oru
New-York tribune., 1842-01-01

D Thirteenth Ward ruvsusnt 10 notice, the
ID D-moc.atc H#ne Young Men OF this W a:d met AZ no }
Sheriff ST or Tuesday evening. 18Th Dee The meeting
was Called l. e-dat by AID " he, upon whose ncnra-
.on Chas Ii. Gi;in appointed Chairman and Nn.
Harbeck, Secretary.
The call OF IN, meeting beiu- road and approved the
noctug proceeoed ballot five Delegates tc Eeare-
sent tni> ward III the Deocratc Wing Young Mems Gen.
eral Coni,.iticc for 1872.
Tne ioioSinr gentlemen having The highest number OF
roteS eere dectatcI unanimously elected:
EDWARD Coihe, Daui.i Wells
Alfred W. White. Daniel e. Sands
John I. h OTIS
On notion resolved, ;hat the Dciegaes D. members CT
the Ward Comr,lrc that hcy nave povcr 10 fill va.
zcauclt 5.
Ihs resolutions accompanying Al address from the
De:oocra Wing Young NJ ens General Committee were
unanimously adopted
CHARLES ii. GFfES, Chairman.
WIN. II. Harbeck, Seo'ry. il
New-York tribune., 1842-01-01

u eighth Wurd.-DiSTRlCT MEETINGS
The Dem Wig Electors OF the Eighth Ward, III
pursuance dl-ecoa OF he pu1iic meeting held Oh
the oh requested 20 inset IN tneIt d Il rent Districts
al their usual pieces of uesd evcnisg, the
h Of JanI,r the purpose OF eiccirs thai.nen to
represent them IL, the Ward Colmtce and to org
TO, The eusulrs year
By or1or oE Inc Ward Couuliitee.
JAMES +. A. BLEAkLEi.
w. J. Eaubuski-k, scr,,,r;ss
A II Stout, uhutsh, u
New-York tribune., 1842-01-01

C'a;.i- yas,D ss1E,--tIAe .ub.crbeT ha.irs &c ),
ieriainsl 10 cduaa the amountot sis stock Of Dr.
Gaods, oieat tha, al yiio.vor Tin with call viii
ft such bargains Their appreciation
SAs j.st receig- ,a2cf!or=ar,!t.c Of striped Rep
silks, a;oa@ g. .,lso, ..Iars eolosed jet aud blue
black Silk. Velvet j2 blao b4ck and coorod Sill. Vel
vets, ON 1870 2lsai'.iJss pr ard;rInnes exceed
agiy chesp eool-#atls 81; superior all wool, ,a,a ,h
Ing and = 6l. Nerno-, French and Eg l.a greatly
reduce prices Cairoes from sence per yard upwards
Hosiery grea; variety, scotch Wool Cashmere, Worst
and ether styles Clssmcre,; Satne,s rom ,hilmg>
PEI yard. AIs-. few psces Of blue black Cloths
cheapD0 D0mcstlc., LARGE assortment; COOS article Of
yard wide uabeaehcd Sheelines a peuce' superior
.icached Long Ci9ths al pesce Bed Ticking, iroa!
shlIiHg ols Of: best quality stripe Sairtns, st .hl-
ling hest quality unhleschsd and blue Canton Flannel,
ii / shilling ps: yard.
w. e. LAWRENCE,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-01
rssEasE7sAN,s !At:ASlAN BALSAA

CssEESE7s saN:s AtsASlAf BaLSAA.-
y Fot al every kiud OF wouaCs spIans sores
burMs coughs, lungs, the nos desperate plies ana
rhcuHats OF all ky> Il w!li prevent inc tcoiaaeae
restore ,orp,t aui pcrhed limb. frozen !abs st.h
io4ls nuubne>s, &c ana be depended upon 10 qset
( y 4iu and relieve II al! sases.
rais valuable iodcinc has been rery eHep.!veiy uec
for the "a Years While is increasing denaHd ne
unver. satisfaction II giv-u, and the esi II ~ OF :
multitude oudltlduals OF The nrs st5EdES 10 tB-c
lauHity who have ieH;ea aud lnfailiev pov i! nc.
.hows thstt Ieccs on be ased 10 prove rs Inv ~ DIE
excellence. Indeed Ill no have tired t5e ss;n
p.Zs II 30 hi- hv tay xii he iGduced under any
consideration, 10 This BasaI mas attac
I'D lie aiteBtion of sesnce, and paEslcs2> sud
tho creates scientific acql HlrGts give II
their uG8usae1 app rosailun:= while .asny II TEEN IA
ptactlee, and sa;borz publication OF their
certificates.
An now. al persons Who afflicted witn any dis
case Ike abeyr la1led this B4isam pd ety Ie-
gommend, d, for paitylrg lhc srrlrE. and ehscae o
r. sad reso,nl them patura tone and v!sor
Hun OF person whose declining hea!!h sas brought
,h 81 10 the rcrt of umey grave. have D. en-
rescued =ud permanently restored 20 III. enjoyment OF
hestb w,hau hch The Dressings OF life l@-e half then
charms and even he .sif par; al blessing
Purchasers should enquire for .r,ice BY u>ing
the hole ma e--CHEEs MANS Bal, VI and see
tsar !, has INV name written IN my sriting
across the tn,cd drecuals, the ~rsppe. OF every
bottle T. Nn &c oEs" ~
sid a, vholes ale and retail by B. D. Sands Drug
r;s, No % aud le0 Fulton street Sod also by Abu.
i S,no. 4 Co. No 273 BroahwAv Granite Buildings,
orc- nj ;,as,nhers street; David Sard- s. Co.. N-.
r., Bro.dEav ccraer Of Mhket-srset; and .otd by
Anobe.aris generally nou, the city and country
Price ST, large slze; 80 csais small a!ze' JllA
New-York tribune., 1842-01-01

fY,EsE SpAf7Dt.ANY YARD. No.l0S Wash
ncton street. adjcning he team Saw Al!i, Is sup
piled with large anu generally Will seasoned STOCK oil
Maho. ..ny Boards. plaaks and Joiss ana NclecTs oil
wste molly, nanossuy maple, BLACK Falar' rose wood
&c AZ tno 10 Prices 6useEs. manufacturers
Will nd their advantage to ctl before
nu-ci. any cI,, here d Inns
New-York tribune., 1842-01-01
UNITED STATES IN MINIATURE.
AT VkS2 CsIaNEAX.

s's Fu!: !:on-Street end Il n-Stree!.
Thus say. the Editor of the Planct;-
FREY READING RooM-WIthout doust one OF the besl
& O. the convenient places the clty TO "a
~ .ee news Of the das is n, the Clr'sX Eating House.
Ali Anastreet, rupnus through TO Fulton street Al
vel! conducted sra popular establishment tacrc
,tsG' marble tables, With leading journal or each
representing every State IL ;he Uuiou; thus cN
= Ard s,,asgS!s aaYc tho opportunity of taking their
se Nr. ana reading the latest papers from ali parts
tsoua,r OF the table. II strike. that tins
s2eatis superior 10 anythius attempted ~ thi>
- AZ! we have 3nts, .il prove feature IN
- ssvastvelS ra:roaized heusc Of Refreshments CGdcr
-aussemen OF Us centrman'y proprietor the Cl'
We ara pie2sed % a,n Is :st!dY Increasing II pa
afd popular favor, and dcub; Will continue
.,ss!'e rs !ul share of public support Step M
-
'or New Ee;hra -oae Splendid Grand Ac-
..4no Forte ,oget t.!th second h4nd ones. fer
I'D 10" by T. c"lt02 81 Chail&Ia square. Ai.o
'-'e OF ever ue>cf iatlo! bougal aud sold. go s.
f..
A.. ~ ae"iciars Of the Sees, ,sfaniisy-Approvcd
-. y sdiTs,Lccches Enii.s and French Pcrinul
l3sioiaSAes, &c for sale bF
3;.., j. q l. CoDDlA3SDN, Druggists,
2s1 Hudson t5toraey Of Spring.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-01

CEiN,SAL SrnlsrIcS os CRY ASp COUNTY
Through poIlclc.e OF ileury Fan6evoort, E.q the
ulc accomplished Clerk Of TIC Court Of >cssous,
been furnished Will; ,i5 aunuu expose of the state
OF exhibited the ;7!as, convictions aud
Gu lta the Courts al oyer and TcrmneI aud Genera!
and Specin Sessions OF al. c;ly lJ- tac year ISL.
nNEN An rI.Ri II
New-York tribune., 1842-01-01
New-York. Jan. !, 1872.

lpELL.OE TEE BhNNsNGTNN, Housa-
} tonic =Ralircai. Buffalo. and ali the S,f.ly Fund
Banks, also Lawrence, Oear. aud all the Free
Rcd B&cK aIkS thi, '.taT. taken without any dis
court for Cioi> Cassmeres Fanues, &c at the lowest
cas- prce AT Isl Green " 81. Canal II nis
UNE:RELaAs AND s'ARAsOLs.-
ai,lThc subscriber, having succeeded the late Samuel
/ tcdmouL III the business If manufacturing Umbi
Irs and Par-.o beg. his thanks To bis friends
and the public for continued patronage bestowed ureL
Is estsh!is neut
liz has Just finished superior article in materials and
workmanship, which. "ilh an extensive variety Of Gsn
tlemen's and lt!.s' 6.o 81 X Umbrellas Pa.a.os and
fancy Shade. selected expressly for him from the Eu
ropeau markets ne offers ms retail customers
sut4b,e articles for presents during the coming
Always on hind Cor MS wholesale trade. full assert
men sis. Aui"rcnn ana Scotch gne hsn
and priced Umbrellas Of 3d. "a j. 80 s 20 and ~
inches. a. MS Nu-cIoon 4rd uauutlctoty No205 Pearl
street Repairs executed with nestne.s ard dispatch.
ta2 lw -hERNUN MORRIS.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-01

PablI he'd This Day,
- The Ten Com n,nandmcnfs, Spendldly IL.
t-'''eed on Noud, by Il. I5u. err prlued OH large
ssee!, Ia toors. 4 beautiful CHrstmas and New Years
w. j. 5. REDFiELD,
G1S Cnn,ou Hall Bookstore
New-York tribune., 1842-01-01
gttp EutelIiuenes.
Reported for the Ncw-York Tribune.
SPECIAL SESSIONS

Before Judge Noah md Aldermen Brsdaurs. and
New-York tribune., 1842-01-01

Il FULL ASSORTMENT OF
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CASHMERE S,
OF THE LATEST FALL AND WINTER PATTERNS,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-01


rafmsly 3ii broadway, y. Dodge, 62s Rrnaiway,
Smith 10 g., soad.ss E Burger - Market a. T.
For sals ~ the following .uggists: Cotton. 2o'
Bleecker Ring. GA Btoad way; Semi i'm tana
Hart, 2I5 Hros way asd Hudson and Nortn aoo.e
Minor, I92 Broadway: Hu,chnrs. $50 Bo- -ynr M
e3 Bo#e =; Burfel, 30 thalhaia; and Doo.i1'i., ~
Cene ct, Price per WAL 50 cents half vial p cents
New-York tribune., 1842-01-01
ils,LYDAA PRESENTS.
GEFis FTE Ctfr isf,Ltp.as
or sale The CLrton Hall BOOKSTORE II Tie io"c.


For sale The CLINTON Hall Fooksore at Tie oi"cst
Cash Prices.
ELEGANTLY hoesd, aaa hao e,!i'.og> o. i1e bihe,
IL all as-, from 3gno isarto. Te.'ameuts OF ths
usua! szea. The Book OF Common r.a = q! 81! sizes
aud sp!en1ltly hnand.
Tie rictgrsa illustrations e the Bt5lsin three so.s
corIpicc->up b0usd IaMorocco : s0d.ia CLOTH
eastern Art. ard .4a,;qatties-92o lust.a..or. re
pubIIaton tsoa the Lcu.oa Religious TrsecS 2clslj u
si6e qaed-py d., lses5c.- e,tI, 9 bea,;tiu engra-
ENGLisEi ANIMALS FOR ts4a
The DrGntng ROem scrap boos WIN soeuca iinstEs
,ion. by Mary uo~ttt: so eusravin@s and eIegau,l,
Tie BooS Of tic BO4dotr or thcG,cur: Of @ ucen VI,
ascrrcs oftighly =fn>hed Portraits OF tsa Fcma
No5;t"3 series, Nth poecai illustrators, bolud L
Tie Keepsake edited BY he Counties. Of He>stl, tn
with thrc-n osautA embellishments, e!cganty@bouH
crimson silk
The Boek of Beauty edited by ,sr Coun.ess OF Biee
s'agton; Is slvnid cn2rayinss ot ncr iaJesty II
Gu FL and other Distinguished aGic,--boaGd in bae slt
Heati's P:cturesqn. innudi: history de-crpuo
OF P.rlss ls4, BY ,rore, III ,lrhs tiohci
srayIns bound green 10th aud gilt
Tie CGbins; MaGrrr ART; edited ty iorlcA Watts,
illustrated WIZ u -plenld ea:rav'iigs-a sresd:ivol
Amc. eG,utjy Louni ~ rncSey morocco, ezra gilt -
The Gem: Of irt fok'n OF Remembrance illustrate
with y eicraaty engraved patcs: bcau.lial vcHm
elegantly bound II Turkey morocco, extra.
The Jueenie Scrap Book ~ Mrs Ellis, wth II beauti
III la u.
friendships o5trirg and Wlntsr's Hrsathlo 10 bsaut
t!iui p-ts,-rmhus ssG morocr
The orct,- .Ne->0t ai.h II exquisite casravinss b!
FrcuercA mower eco. rIehty
AMERICAN ANIMALS, FOR 1912
The Tl-et. Cnr aud New Years Gi;t, with :
fnc t.i-gs-morocco.
TIE YOUTHS Ketpsake, Christmas and Ncs Years 81
for founs Pcopc.
The hignioneue, with elegant steel plates.
Tie CAT Christmas Ne* ear, pse,cn,, " ,th !.
beautiful eograviuss-r,nrocco. richly g
The Token aud atlantic S0nrtnir, N!!h 10 lne ergr
vInCi-mo' occ..
The Lady's Boot of FlOnsrs aud Poery-lO bcauti!u:
ccored .natcs-m
The Gem Christmas and New Year. present.
beiIshmrnts
The Friendships 0Strns, by Mrs Calharinc II. W
-piates-nOrocco.
The Rose Of Sharon Religious Souvenir by Miss SIS
rah 6. f. CARTON, wl IL 5 pia'es-eia led
The Dnh!iQ; or Memorial of iTeotteH pates--no
rocco.
The Rose; A5eeti. MS GIFT, by Emily Marshsll-ll
steel Observation-Disclosures
AT assor tmcat of juvenile Book, Stationery, &c.
dIl if j. $. REDFlELD, Clinton Hall
New-York tribune., 1842-01-01
POLIcl1 0rPIcE.

THEFT OF SrEazorYpE pl.Agas "A coored boy nance!
John Piafe wa, .o-d.s to, by=ofieer Lour>3fr.
for having stolsnoa n hiayt.. siln another
uained rGoa Thcmpgoa (no., IN tic House o.! Refuge,
SC; OF stcfeo, pc sie, Of "A Treatise A.arrage,
WORTH 90, from 5hn II. Mco.e, oc No51 F.alkn-.t
rhe piute had becn by p,c, =. ct
and by her as,lu sod for small sum -ed were III part
orskrn tl. were recovered BY o;hce!s wee and LopnS
berry. Pig-ct.as committed.
THgFT.oF a CLoAK-A0.hun? Field c. ored man, vas
.rles;9d by wn,cunn 4 K forzs;coinr clo.k, worth
$50 so,cn from, n. K Hast d. hich t:cfeo" had in
possession. lie wa-sontto prison.
STkALlsc = sT ASD EARPsr--Anb Ciillea arrest
cd aad commlrted ;r,eains hat, ard stair carpet ond
rods yo7tn SOY r IN sts. Fanny Kirk wro., OF no q
Mulberry
SrGALlSc acNEY.-.loscphiuc Emery Coored GIRL was
to-day urresteJ and co;nmi;ied Tor steaiiag 3 from
whis adnrrc7 OF he's ;3f:rd J3hn lhau. ha.ic.
irom No. - Bsoady"a!.
touvec,l. MAaneoD.-h colorcA nan '.aG,cd Peter
Sna!ly, tday di,otder, aad rio.ous con-
uuc on ibuf.dy night at No lH Warren st w!iare#la
dressed in lady sai.ra and -utls an aFe
air, ranacr atd gait Of %orian-c.a il ic d
Up plEtauous SHIRT Hils ,.d aiss
Sarah Iples. He ttch Is, prison II, te!t ut
had ~ Siu1. i;tsel ",s... - ttte t.tc .rison isr
years yGais; =, for h.Sia., t'icssa i.
wcme' cio.Ee., bca cc"tL 4a'c nc ngte s:vouccs
10 hes Of large t,a Of rion y.
F-AvD -l.a4iz VI rf.sa,=y.,. arrest.d BY eli
Ger sscef.o e.q.t iisi:z his c.oug store IN
New-York tribune., 1842-01-01

Si..t this n the cause of ham.n,,y ycu at
liberty IT, IL atestslion TO tha truth OF what
i.aye said refer Mr. r. o, 1876 Ei2nh Aya rre
20 IN. family Of Mr Newton 2l2 !eysatsenth
prefer TO keep If there s'ould appear ncc2s
=.ty Of having knoA aiARY j..
To Dr. II G.. Tnorp. il IT.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-01

Qusrtctto--Hrs. Horn, u a Phillips, Mr. C.
lorn, Jr ana Air Mnssctt-' National Mel
ody. Near the i.aNe,'. Words by {;
,i"rris-arranyc:b c:bv.-..-.....-...=..... { T. IL
trla-S':norun Beres-'J ado largsut :. De Ses
hcniaGcu Madame Spohr Iahn--' The Saii"r
S5ng. -. ID 4.tto accompaniment ohNgt;o
on tn, Piano Forte, " NJ. Tium aud Sir.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-18
DR.. HULL'S.
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS;

"A certain and speedy cure for Ferer and .4gue
EWVHE extensive prevalence in this country OF
III that troublesome disease, FEVER AND
AGUE, or, INTERMITTENT FEVER, and
the vast amount OF suffering and distress which
it has occasIoned, has naturally led 10 the ad OPP
ton of many compounds ana mixtures for its
mitigation aud relief. Among these some few
have been found temporarily beneficial IN par
ticular cases while the great majority are not
only utterly useless, but absolutely deleterious-
in many instances operating as Stlmulants to the
disease intended to be cured In other cases the
deeterious natUe of the ingredients used in these
empirical compounds, has been found extensive
" preIudiciAI to the constitution, not unrequent-
ly in other affections of highly dangerous char
acter.
1t must be evident TO all persons of reflection,
that FEVER AND AGUE, to be treated sue
cessiuIly, must be approached scientifically, and
with a full knowledge OF the peculiar character
Of the disease, and particularly Of the leading
causes Otlls appearance. Though differing ma-
teraly in many OF its features from other tercrs,
INTERMITTENT FEVER, OR FEVER &
AGUE, is almost always accompanied by de.
ranged and sometimes an irritable condition OF
the digestive apparatus. This condition is ind-
Gated by a quick pulse, thirst, pain in the head
and loins, and other evidences OF leyer-To az
ford the desiled rehef by tue adoption of med
cine calculated to operate upon the digestive or
cans, remove the atlictng disease, aud correct
and improve the tone of the stomach, the most
earnest attention has recently been dnected by
several medical gentle men OF extensive experI.
ence, and the result of the investigation is the
adoption of the preparation he recommended
as HULL'S PILLS, which having been prepared
with sole reference to this paruculor disease,
aud with strict regard to medical science, is ad.
mirably adopted TO restore the deranged organs
of the system to healthml state, 4 Of couse
TO remove, simultaneously, both the disease and
It's causes.
In renewing the health actions OF the digest
i've organs the effect OF this medicine is, TO ope-
rate in a highly beneficial manner, upon diseases
originating in similar causes with Fever and
Ague. Among these may he classed, Bowel
Complaint. Dysentery, Heartburn, Flatulency
OF the Bowels, Want OF appetste, Night Sweats,
Wafer Brash, and that most obstinate complaint,
DYSPEPSIA; the extensive prevalence otwhich
affliction, in this country, has become II matter
OF serious alarm. For all these diseases, these
Pills are an excellent remedy. Each box CON
tOins 20 doses. Price, only one dollar.
For sale a the
LEXINGTON DRUG STORE.
nrfn Ar T.,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-18
STATE OF TENN ESSEE
In Choncery, at Dresden FeJy. term ls42.
). A. Williams,
}. G. niece, @, al.

j. G. niece, g, al.
HRE it remembered, that on this day,
M I'D came the complainant, by counsel.
and moved the Court for an order of pub.
IicatIon, the attachment being levied on
negroes.
Thereon, it is Ordered by the Court
that publication be made in the Union, a
newspaper published in the town Of Lex.
ngton, Holmes county, Mississippi, for
three times, twenty days proceeding the
ueXt term of this court, that the deIesd.
ants be and appear before the court house
in Dresden, Tennessee, on the Bird Mon
day IN August next, then and there to
plead answer, or demur to complainant's
bill ,or The same will be taken for confessed
ana set for hearing ca parte at the next
Term. A Copy,
Test. S. A. WARNER, c. g. M.
BY WIN. WOOD, d. C. q NJ.
For Henry County.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-18

BRIEF-The bill charges substantially
among other things not deemed material
here 10 mention, that the defendant James
u. McGee is indebted to complainant
thirteen hund-ed and twenty eight dollars
besides costs OF suit, and that said indebt
edness is evidenced by copy Of the re.
cord OF judgment obtained by complain.
ant vs.. defendant, james G.. MCGEE, in
the county o.! Yazoo, aud state OF Mlssis-
spPi, said copy being made part OF the
Bill; that subsequent to the Indebtedness
Of said James G. MCGEE, to complainant,
said MCGEE, to avoid the payment Of
complanant's and other debts, ran off or
secretly conveyed away, from the said
State of Mississippi, by the aid of his cos
defendant and brother VIM. {. MCGEE.
the following negroes, to wit: Tom, Ben,
Betsy, Jane and Eliza, the property Of
said James G. Niece; that the SAID me-.
groes, are in the county OF Henry, State
OF Tennessee; that said coIaplsnam un.
derstoot said MCGEE has made a lraudu
Ient bill of sake OF said negroes, to said
WIN. c.. that if said Wm. &. has bill Of
sale to said negroes Ii was made without
consideration and for purpose Of fraud.
The bill prays that the States most
gracious writes of Attachment, Injunction
and Subpoena issue directed TO the Sheriff
OF Henry county, Tennessee, commanding
that said negroes be attached aud safely
kept to abide such decree as tue Court
may make in the premises, unless said
McGees give bond and good security for
the forthcoming of said negroes upon final
hearing; that said james q. VIM. c. g.
Richard Niece, be maze parties defend.
art; that they answer &c; that a sale OF
so much of said property be made, as will
satisfy complalnants debt and for general
relief.
DUNLops, sol. pro. Com.
June II, u 3w pr SIS.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-18

heae Pills: and so also hysterioal affections,
hypocondraoism, rcstessness, and very many
other varieties oftbe Neurotca class of diseases,
yielded to the efficacy Of these pills. Price, %
cents per box, with full directions. For sale al
the LEXINGTON DRUG STOKE,
Lexington, April 30, 1912. 2l-l
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-18
PosTPoNFln

Ine following sale ! ~
'i" %ny the nee a5.1 day of 'JfsIP'''d p
NJ WILL sell to til. bis. : SALE,
ha,9 c"sh, before the cour, ns',s bidder
on mo "a" county, in the town " ~ top
nss '"V ~'h bn Monday W. day. the 9Th Day r',G
In0 d'' w,hms described tract ., bys
'@"o, @a,n'n the following In u p''c'
s sec,;Oo 6 at the north cas-, .o ,e'>
, 'he"ce e due no[h to Punns 1psJ cas-
Il, thence ts, along the meaadc.y q ., creek
10 Sn .o the haIImiIe line, r"o 'i.a Grey
ana a.. SOUTH Of section l,Io~n 'ti''ns nr
io eas'' crossing the said creek bs iooap
south to the half mile post, ,' an n ,t q
CT" me of said section |, ,b an u" : SOUL,
one mile and half, 10 The s son,b Ct. au'ar
% %er Of SAID section G, thence r no,' g'' Co..
, ooS'"n'og containing four h uD['a . b
twenty acres, more or less, "'"D'ed at
Assessed as the proOe,tr e,
Plummer, and will be sojd a" W y '''f@ R |
the same, as will pay SEVENTH, r ..1
and eighty two cents, ,sy , J', ''aH |
year 1871. :" 0'' r the
B. D. SCOTT, 7. 6,
April. 80 81 r""'s colDg
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-18
CHANCERY NOTICE.

The State of Mississippi, January
Superior Court Of Chancery term lS42
II. L. Scruggs, ,
w. ]. Frayser's heirs, &c.)
MTPON opening the matters OF tins
Bill land it appearing to the satlsiac'
lion of the Court that the defendants,
Robert B. Frayser, Benjamin Frayser,
John d. Frayser, Albert Frayser, Mells'
"a Austin and James her husband; Nancy
Sims and Reuben her husband, julia A.
Warmack and Thomas her husband, ELI
"a Davis and - Davis her husband,
are not inhabitants of this State, but re-
side beyond the limits thereof so that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served
upon them, therefore il is ordered ina
unless the said defendants appear before
the Chancellor at the Court room IN Jack
son, on the first Monday in July next
and plead answer or demur to the Bill o
complaint herein, the several allegation
thereof will be taken pro confessed AM
such order or decree made therein as tn
Chancellor may deem equitable and just
1t is further ordered that a acopy OF TIN
notice be published in the Lexington
Union, once week for Two months sue
cessiyely.
II. L. DIXON, Clerk.
FuItz g. Brooke, z. q.
April Is, 1912. 10 I'm prt ST.