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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-10
From tie ~ Y. journal Of Commerce.

HOGAN, RELEAsEp-We are happy to learn thab.
j. Sheridan Hogan, who was arrested near Locklort
on Monday o. last week, on charge ot having
been concerned in the burning Of the Caroline and
the murder OF Duree, was set free on "Wednesday by
Judge Ransom on the ground OF defect IN the war
rant for his We trust that being discharged
he made the best Of his way back to Canada. Our
accounts from Lockport are to Friday, 4th No
further proceedings had been instituted against hlm,
there was, however, another cause of popular excite
ment nearly as good for the time being, which thus
described / the Rochester Post of Saturday.
while the Hogan affair was under examination
in that place, Lockport, 1t was suddenly discovered
that the Roman Catholic Pastor OF Lockport (the Rev;
Mr.. Cosello) had actually been married secretly last
September contrary to the canons Of the church,
The lady whose marriage with the clergyman coca
stoned the difficulty is said to have been Miss Mary
A. Jeffries The knowledge of their union seems to
have been suddenly made known or suspected on the
Sd inst The fact of the secret marriage, are in
formed was denied when charged on the reverend
gentleman.
On Friday morning, hear farther, large
number of persons belonging 10 his church surround
ed the dwelling of the Rev. Mr. Costello, and de-
manded the money in his possession, which was al
legged to belong to the society Mr.. CASTILLO then
sent for the sheriff, and delivered the tundssad to
be about S4,000--tor deposlte in bank
After deposlting the money, the sheriff returned to
the house Of Mr. Costello, and remained in II to pro
tect person and property against any violence that
might be offered by any OF the indignant throng
| The proceedings in the case OF Hogan are thus
stated in the Niagara Q-ockporD Courier Of We'd
nesday;
"Hogan passed through this place few days since,
on his way Rochester, and on his return last Won
| day information having been received that he was
engaged in the Schosser outrage he ARE ted al
late hour in the night and committed to Jal ior cN-
animation Yesterday afternoon he was brought up
before Justice Leonard with Lot Clark and II Gard
Incr Esqs for cousel Dist. Attorney w God acting
for the peope-the court room being crowded almost
to suiiocatlon with anxious spectators. a motion
To discharge the prisoner, on the ground OF nornal-
ty in the warrant OF arrest, ably argued tlli a
late hour in the aftcrnoon when the legality OF the
warrant being sustained, the court adjourned M to-
DAY at 10 O'Clock A. Nj,
Before the e. Nmntti n was resumed tins motnlngi
the prisoner was taken OF The hands OF the mag
trate and carried before Judge Ransom, Ivy whom he
was set free TIE ground OF lnsulclency ol the
warrant arrest, Notwithstanding thefr was SUN
cient evidence as informed on the best authe-
rity 10 have detained him tra had II not been Tor
the defect IN the warrant.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-10

A Valuable T'ree.-Two logs of Mansanilla ma
hogany were sold in New York day or two ago, for
81, 265--at the rate of 81 10 per 10 t. The two logs
were but one quarter OF the from which they
cut. Another quarter sold the other day for
81 200. The whole tree, according to these rates,
was worth in this market very near IS 900
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-10

The PATRlARcH, OR FAMILY MAdtzISE r One Dol
lar per annum. One Of the editors Of this excelen
work is the Rev w. Bailey, resident of Washing
ton. T R. Hampton is sole agent for the District
who delivers it at the agency free of postage,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-10

Mr. WIcKtIFFE's SPeEcH. I've desire to call the
attention of our readers TO the speech of Mr. Wick
Lille, begun in this day paper Kentucky is proven
bal for its orators We predict that Mr. w, at no
distant day will attract the attention and win the od-
IMITATION Of the whole country
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-10

A SIGN--The Hon. Mahlon Dckerson, Mr. Van
Burens Secretary Of the Navy, is President of the
Home League, of Passac county, ~ J-Bahimore
Patriot
What kind of sign
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-10

L.yElL TAE GEoLoGlsT.--The Philadelphia Uni-
tad States, gives short description OF MI Lyei,
the Eng Geologis who IS lectulng 10 this country
eAir L. in the prime of liie perhaps hive feet ten
inches in height and well formed he features oil
his face with the exception OF his chm, are rather
small The forehead is large, particularly IN To ler-
ceptve department, and presents Just the prol onons
oil Locality, lndiv duality, Eventuallty Conn
and Ideally, which ktu phtcnulogis H'd oe
likely to assign to it, judging from Mr. - st'n nc
character The whole head is rdtutr fargo, wi (. a
fully proportionate development Of The ~ %
Firnness Sefescem and ApprobatI, eness rs ion-
permanent is sangune, with good share 81 nervous
and bilious His ARTICULATION l, very dtshS'l anu Ms
cnnn,enancei i expressive not only of prse>crancc
an, earnesness but of a considerable Gegtee Of en-
,husiasm lie is formed in short not only iofuJoy
the romance Of science himself, bu 70 desre ana TO
cradle others toenJoy It with hai'
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LApY's Book The March number of this popular
periodical may be had Of Mr.. Hampton, the agent.
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uo,y THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
~ uNrr-IN SoN-EssENrIALs' LIBERTY AND ~ Az
.yos cHARirY.-.flgtstin.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-10

s.-Whatis there that adds more to the persono np-
pearance ana co3fort II mankind, than good head
OF hair la youth it is Indispensable with e oL
looks and in age 1t is certainly necessary for
fort and il IS surely as trcper TO supply ,he 'ea-
tom have forced upon But will you FIR las h3,r
Substitute wig Mo- Wearing VIZ silds 90
health, breeds humos and produces nunbress ffIs
all of which can be avoided by thru-e oi ~
bridges Balm Of Columbia from II slti en- Lane
which fully restores the halr whcthcr Il y lost by
sickness OF by age. Never tuy without ihe heIN' 81
Comsteck & Co on the @rappcr- " otne's ~ q'on-
teriei,. The true to be had orly al Stotts Glm'ns,
and James,, on Pennsylvania Avenue
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JOHN TYLER.
WAsHlScroN, March s, lS4S


To the House Of Representatives.
In my message of the 9TH December suggested to
Congress the proprety, and in some degree, the ne
cessty of making proper provisions by law, within
the pale of the Constitution for the removal al their
commencement, and at the option of the party, of
all such might arise in State courts nvov-
ing national questions question touching the faith
full observance and discharge of the international OBJ
legations of the United States, from such State trib
nal to the Federal Judiciary am urged to repeat,
at this time, this recommendation by the receipt of
intelligence upon which can rely, that Subject of
Great Britain, residing in Upper Canada has been
arrested upon charge of connexion with the expe-
dton fitted out by the Canadian authorities by which
the Caroline" destroyed, and will, in all pro-
liability, be subjected to trial in the State courts of
New York. 1t is doubtful whether, in this state of
things should his discharge be demanded by the Bril-
fish Government, this Government is invested with
any control over the subject until the shall have
reached the court of final resort of the State of New
York and been decided in that court. And although
such delay ought not in national point of view, to
give cause of umbrage to Great Britain, yet the
prompt and instant rendering of justice to foreign ma
tons should be placed among our highest duties.
cannot therefore, in consideration of what properly
becomes the United States and in anticipation of any
demand from foreign Government for the discharge
of one of its Subjects forego the duty of repeating
my recommendation to Congress for the immediate
adoption of some suitable legislative provision on this
subject
| JOIN TYLER
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-30

douglas to be supplied from c.rrolItoni Is miles
and back twice a week.
Eaton TO be supplied from Oxford, Is miles and
back, once a week.
Mechanicsvie to be supplied from DE Kalb, ~
miles and back, once week
Oak Ridge to be supplied from Holly Springs. Is
miles and back, once week.
Rocky Mount to be supplied from De Kalb, z
miles and back. once week
Spring Ridge to be supplied from Raymond, nine
miles and back, once week
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-30

Leave Louisville Mondays at a m, arrive at De
Kalb same days by 8 p nj
Leave De Kalb Tuesdays at m, arrive at Louis
vile same days by 8 m.
5653 From Louisville by Name Warrior Nashua
ville Macon and Prairie Point, to Pckensville, Al.
81 miles and back once a week.
Leave Louisville every Tuesday at m, arrive
at Pickensville next day by II m
Leave Pickcnsville every Wednesday at IN,
arrive at Louisville next day by m.
1854 From Louisville by Koscusko, Wheeling
and Lockhart's Store, to Lexington, 79 miles and
back once week.
Leave Louisville every Tuesday at $ a m, arrive
at Lexington next day by pm
Leave Lexington every Thursday at S a m, ar.
rive at Louisville next day by 7p M
$685. From Louisville by Pearl Valley and Phlla-
delphia to Union, SO miles and back once week
Leave Louisville every Monday at a m, arrive
at Union same day by 10 m
Leave Union every Tuesday at 4 a IN, arrive at
Louisville same days by 10 IN.
$3.50 From Hopahkaby Edinburgh, Philadelphia,
Halifax Gholson, Wahoock, Brooklyn and Cooks
vile, to Jamc stown, AL 100 miles and back once
week.
Leave Hopahka every Monday at m, arrive
at jamestown next day by 10 m.
Leave jamestown every Wednesday al 4 a m, ar
rive at Hopal,ka next day by 10 p m.
5657 From IIopahka by Carthage and Centre
Lrove to Hnsboro IS miles and back once week
Leave Hopahka every Tuesday at M ar. i've at
Hlsboro same day by pm.
Leave Hhsbor' every Wednesday at 6 a m, ar
rive at Hopahkn same day by 6pm
565s From Union by Decatur and Garlandsve
to Psuding, AZ miles and back once a week
Leave Union livery Tuesday at a IN, arrive at
Paulding same day by 9pm.
cave Psuldmg every Monday at 4 IN, arrive at
Union same day by pm
5659 From DaeviIle by Marion, outmsn and
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fridays at IL m, arrive at Cofeevilie Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, by 9pm
5627 From Coffeeville to Pontotoc, SIS miles and
back, twice a week
at a m, arrive at Pontooc same days by 10 I'M
Leave Pontotoc every Monday and Friday at 4
m, arrive at Coffeeve same days by 10 pm
Proposals for two horse coach service will be
considered.
1928 From Grenada by Troy, Preston, Oakland
and Rayburn's to Panola 48 miles and back, once a
week
at Pamela next day by p m
Leave Pamela every Friday at a m, arrive a,
Grenada next day by IL m
5629 From Wyatt by Chulahoma. Oak Hill and
Castlevle 20 fernando, As miles and back, once a
week
Leave Wyatt every Thursday at a m, arrive al
fernando same day by pm
Leave fernando every Friday at 6 m, arr i've al
Wyatt same day by pm
$500 From Cypress Greek by Oxford and Clear
Creek to Pamela, 40 miles aad back, once week
Leave CJ press Greek every Saturday at S u m,
arrive at Pamela same days by g pm
Leave Pamela every Friday at m, arrive a,
Cypress Creek same days by pm
563l From nola by Belmont, Rice's Cross
Roads, Snatoj s., Elm Grove, fernando, Eutaw
and Fort Pickering, Tenn. 10 Memphis, 70 miles
and back, twice week
Leave Pamela every Tuesday and Saturday, at
m, arrive at Memphis next days by 10 p m
Leave Memphis evsry Monday and Friday at
a m, arrive at Pamela next days by IL m
5632 From Commerce to fernando, D miles
and back, once week
Leave Commerce every Monday AT IN, arrive
at fernando same days 10y 3 pm
| Leave fernando every Tuesdsy at7 am, arrive
at Commerce same days by pm
! 5633 From Holly Springs by North Mount Plea
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-16
VI. HOLL!NGSWORTH
TRUST SALE.

H5T@ Y virtue OF Deed oil Trust eXecut-
LID ed TO me by Eburn SIocum, for
the purpose Of securing certain sums Of
money mentioned therein to John T..
Lchr; shall on the
18th day Of august meet,
at Lexington, pr0ce.d 10 sell TO the high.
est bidder for cash, he following tract o,
or parcels land, 10 wit: the east . of north
east quarter OF section 9, and the wesl
half Of the north west quarter section 10,
the east hall south west quarter section 10,
noIth halt east half south east qnaTler
section ., the south halt east halt north
west quarter section 10, all III township
Is. range = east; or as much thereof as
wal pay the SUN Of SIX hundred dollars
with Ioierest from tn first day VI lamar,
last. The above land hes SIX miles north
west Of Lexington, aud is Of goad quality.
and has 90 II substantial Improvements
The tjle is believed be perfectly good
but such only AS is vested ia me as truste
will convey.
JOHN CLOVER. Trustee.
Feb. 2G, lo42. II IS.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-16
rAY COLLECTIONS SALE.
avs " the third Monday the twentieth

>.S NJ me third Monday the twentieth
" day Of June A. ID. 1872, "i''
ey1o,e to public sale to the highest T'o-
der ,or cash, before the court house do''
N me Town Of Laxioglon, HoImeS cou"'y
and state OF Mississippi, The loio"l'S NC
s,,ibed tracts or parcels oi Iaaa l. Is oHu
beiog situated in said comfy a"i S'''o' 70
,y,t. The east half OF norm east quartz
and south west quarter ana "as' nan
north ives, quarter OF sec'i"h h'F'y'io"F,
,owna5,p sixteen, range four east; aud tae
west half # north west quarter oi Sec'i'H
thirty.hye, township stXeen. range four
east. lots lhree ana ten, al SeGlon twenty
five, township hileen, range one easii and
IA. rn.t half ot soulh east quarter OF Sec
tion twenty four, township sixteen, range
ore elsi: auJ the west halt 1T sou n east
quarter Ol section two, township sixteen,
rance one east; aud the north east quar-.
fer of section SIX, township slXteen, range
one ensl; and the east halt Of norih west
quarer of section ten, townslnp sixteen,
range two east; and the east hall ol rorh
east quarter oi section thlrty.lhree, town.
ship sixteen, range Two east, con'aIn'ng
Thirteen hundred and ferly seven acres
more or less.
Assessed as tho properly Of lsaac Line,
and wII he sid or as much thereof as
will pay Eleven dollars ct cents, b'log
The amount ul taxes due tor the year 1871,
with ulI cos accrulng thereon.
Sale within The hours prescribed by law
y D SCOTT,
Tx collector Of Halmes county.
M1rh 10 ID 3m pr ! Zzz
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-16
w c. & co.
PEDIGREE.

Pacific vas ioard IN 1895, was got by
Oh Pacific, dam Lady LluIetop, by Ii
moron, grand dam by PacoIet, (she was
asdrhe dam OF John Lnwry, and lull
SISTER to the grand dam of John dawson
great grand dam Hazard, a bay mare
tmIfd in 1910, the p operly Of A lexander
Eang, near Nashville, bt Wilkes Won
j er,g 9 g,nnd dam Black Bird by Tux
'on gag grand dam IndIan Queen.
p .dfir j. fol- brother to Col. Rector'o
Bd G ,,don. (See American TurI Re
.lsEr, pages $50 and l33.
". CA NNON & co.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-16
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

/ 4 n SOAIA-~ YIN - - LII
IA Y the thlrd ..loday the 20th day of
Q,y Juno A D. 1872, | viii expose
TO public sale 10 the highest bidder for
cash, before the court house door IN Ihe
town of Lexington, HpImes county, Mis-
sssippr, the following described tracts o'
parcels OF land, 10 WIT: the east halt 1t
north east quarter ond south east h +
of section twenty five, townahip slXlcer,
range une east; east half OF south we>
quarter section twenty-five, townsh'r
seventeen, range one east, containing 339
acres more or less.
Assessed as the property of DuncaG
Mic Dough-. and will be sold, or so much
thereof as will pay four dollars nIue ard
a half GEMS, being the amount OF taxes
due Tor the year 1911, together vito all
other cost accruing thereon. Sale TO take
place WITHIN The hours prescribed by law.
Is ID SCOTT,
Tax collector of H,lmes cou,ty.
march 10 ID 3m pr Fzznt
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-16
March 10 10 ~


TAX COLLECl0RS 1 ~
~ N The ,hrrl MoOdH DE Y
w June 1912, | viii expo"
sale to the highest bIodtI '% "''
he courI house ooor IN '0 e., WV
loglon, Iialmes c"un'y', We" sg1
loiIowlng deserted land, to WIZ. !.
halt south east halt and 'on'" 'A'I
east quarter secllpn IS '0' \
range two east, co"'a'"'"e
more or less. d
Assessed as the proPer,y",
Croddrck, aud viii be 500 a.. =" d
thereof as will pay one oI'.a' &,
heiog The amount Of taxes : Do 49,, +
ls4i, ,cgetber with all co'' d,
lbereoo. Sale to take place J
hours prescribed BY la" = crO
rav collector If moline, !, !
march 10 Is 3m P"1
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-16
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.


AMN the third Monday The IL entieth
w day of JIne 1912, | will expose to
pubic sale to the highest bidder for cash,
before The court house door in the town
of Lexington, Holmes county, Mississippi!
lhe following dec Ibed tracts or parcels
OF land, lying and being situated in The
county and state aforesaid, 10 Wit: the
south east quarter Seculn twenty 'lonr.
township fifteen, range Two cas-; and The
west halt north east quarter secl!"n twen-
nine, township httaen, range two eas 5;
south ha.F north west quarter section II,
township fifteen range two east; and The
souh east quarter OF south west quarter
section twealy four, township fifteen
range two east, containing three hundred
and sixty acres more or less.
Assessed az the property Of Samue
TT. G lIiowuy, and will lie sold or so muci
thereof as will pay four dollars thirty
seven and half cents, being the amoun
of taxes due for The year lS4l, togeihe
with ali cost accruIng thereon.
Sale to take place within the hours pr:
scribed by law.
b D SCOTT,
TAX collector OF Hoimes county,
march 10 Is 3m. pr / z2ia
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-16
TAX COLLECTORS ALE.

nm the third Monday the twentieth
" day Of June, 1912. | will expose
to pnuIc sale 10 the !nghest bidder Tor
cash, before The c,ol, house door 10 the
own OF Lexington, Holmes county, Mis-
s'sslPpi, Ne GLOWING described tracts or
parcels o! lands, to wit: The west half
'oLth wgst quarter Of section twenty FIVE
township seventeen, ra0ge one east; east
half north east quarter south easi quar-
Ter and easi half north west quarter
section tweu'y.sjX, township seventeen
Wnge one east, containing 42S acres.
Assessed as The property o. Ellas Fish
e., md vii be sold rr So much aercu,
as viii pay FIVE doi!ors aud rihtrcuceut,
Uclng the amount Of taxes cue Tor the
year lS4l, and for all cost uccraing there
On. sale 10 take place within the hours
prescribed by law.
BD SCOTT
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-16
CITATION.
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
IIulmes Couutv. ss


Probate Court, February term 1912
"A GREEABLY 10 an order Of the
VA Hon. Probate Court Of Holmes
.'"noty, Mississippi, made AT the Februa.
y term thereof, 1912: Notice is hereby
-lVen to all persons interested in the
ands, tenemens and Entertainments o
Thomas Land, late Of said county de-.
ceased, 10 be and personally appear be-
tore our SAID county court AT the next
April term, thereof, 1912, then and there
t. show cause ii any they have or can
why an order should not be made by this
Court, for the sale If The following de,
scrIbed lands belonging % the estate of
the SAID decedant, 10 "It:-Lols Ms.
one, two, five, SIX, seven, aud twelve,
ocIug thr east halt OF section rwenll .one,
40 LNu,hIp sixteen, range one west, con
tanning 3G5 aud 77.iOO acres.
The Admlusrlor Il SID decedenl,
WlIliam II. johnson, having Cat IA prevl,
Gus term OF tins Couu,) ,&hlbrted ON
oath, . lst aod true acc unit ui the per-
sonal estate, aud debts Of sand deeedent,
showing thereby that the personal estate
of said deceased, 10 insufficient to pay his
debts.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-16
J. $. THOMPSON,
Watch Maker. sc.

WD ESPECTFULLY luiorms the pub.
EEL he TIT he has established shor
IN Lexington, where he will repair at
lind OF Wsches, Clorks, Jewelry, g.
With care az dispatch, From his Ior.
expcrienre,he hopes to merit a share i, {
pablr putDaage.
Shop Oh lue east side Of the Square,
next door 20 J, NJ. Dyer, Esq, Law
riflre.
Ken. 70, 1912. 10 4w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-16
TAX OILEUlO&SSAL

r. TAX COZ LEClUit'SSAL
G'AN the fourth AonJ'y' the Z
w Of May re1l, ueio'oae col
door 10 the town Of L"&D0g'c@
county; Mississippi, | vIII g"c0'
to the highest bidder TOR cam NJ
iug described tract or PeIcr' g.'.'
he south east quarter d i0' \
quarter, section 5, 'q@as.? b 4
east, containing 10 acres. n
Assessed as the ProGr'' a
Written, and will he sod, o." /
it as will pay ten dOIIo", ''.aN
cents, being the amount dc ~ Y
SAID land for The year 1884, '-'T
costs accrulng thereon, arm j
''''~ B. d. SCOTT \
~ TX 9D
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-16

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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-16
TAX COLLECIOiVS SALE.


GSN The fourth Monday the 23I day
&I OF Stay 1912, VIII expose to pub,
lie sale 10 the highest bidder tor cash, be-
tore the court house door II The town oi
LeXlogiQn, Holmes county Mississippi,
iue following described tracts or parcels
n( lands, TO wit: The nor'h west quarter
section tour, township hfeeu, rauge on
EAST; lots one, two, SIX aud seVeG, 81
nor,h east QHarler Of section five, towns
snip 10, range one east; lots three, five,
zen, eleven aud twelve, section five tUwu.
snip fifteen, range one east; lots Ave and
IA, OF section seven, township sixteen
tange one east, containing $50 acres.
Assessed as the properly | k.g'at
Gibson, and will be sold OF 50 HUcn there
II as vii! pay eleven dollars ,"ere an.
halt cents, beIog the am unt a., tax .-
iue for The ear 1911, unJ al, COS j, cIn
ng thereon. Sale to mke pnra NtnI"
As hours prescribed by law.
Il y SCOTT,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-16
{ COMMISSION House.

~ HE sub cribers have opened a
q COMMISSION Il FORWARDING house
They will keep constantly in sore
and for sale, Bagging Rope plantation
supplies, &c. Before the season for
storing cotton arrives, they will have
iarge and superb houses in readiness
A Share of patronage is respectfully
solicited.
Tchula 19 184I. Sgt. Z
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-16
TAX COLLECTORS M H

TAX COLLEClonIo0DI
IAN The third Monday cue ..., !
WJune next, ! will PROF. prov i,
the highest bidder lor , '"'' d /
conr, house door IN the l0Su W; n
Holmes county, Mississippi ,'e
hours prescribed by law, # "a ra
described tract or parcel ' o. ,rr
the west half south west 7 QD" .
%, to wnship II, range '"''
eighty two acres. -, olN
Assesse ! IS The properly - Oh
and will DO sold, or so n0" sbi,
will Day ninety six GEMS "a,
tax due thereon for the yea
other costs accruiog ltnI.e, tSgTTi :
d March 10, Is 90