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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-26
MANAGERS 0Ernna.

~ ~ nuIhs oF The ELFcTlo,
The following named person. ~, lIVS|
by appointed managers at lbe ' 4s at'
precincts. tue Vlrrlsa
TCHULA;-B. 7. Owen, c,lsr
ley, A. G. Breath, Manages, 'I +
Owen, Returning officer, s' J.
= LEXINGTON r, II. s.,, /
e. {; R Rt~t $; II. Baushn, Ma rsD'l3
H. b'nghn, ke'uEnlOg chcer, wy
8 hAYNEk'S T. {. Ra,ce,
Sproles Returning officer. '''' ''S
RlCHLAND,--llenr Fill r
N Ct b. F. Dulany, ll.asg.',"' y
+. Dtlany, Returning officer, ''"'
| EULOGY-Jos. ii. N,,,, , ,
ToIur, Wu' L. Morris, Mang,n ' Z VA n
L, Morris, Returning officer. ''' "4'
lhe managers also will be hssns
Company Elections; And an su$ ~
ocur at The same time and place, y
Iehula' captain, Lieutenant .as
sign.
Lexing'on.-Captaiu.
L ayneI's.-Capran.
EnIogy. Captain.
All returns viii be made to The 4
tar', II. W. Brown al Lexington, ns
dlate|y alter the elections.
ae managers appointed are cunns|
10y law to act as such, or the law,GtIl
put 10 force against them.
by order Of "
A. NJ. MAYO.
Col. Com 9Th Rts't. Nlh NJ
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-26
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

A-AN the third Monday the twentieth
w day of June 1912, / will expose 10
public sale to tie highest bidder for cash,
before the court house door in the io"n
of Lexington, Holmes county, Mississippi!
the following dee C lied tracts or parcels
Of land, lying aud being situated IN the
county and state aforesaid, 10 WI: the
south east quarter section twenty.Iour,
township fifteen, range two east; and the
west half north east quarter seclI"n tWen.
nine, township fifteen, range two east
south half north west quarter section ii,
township fifteen range two east; aud The
south east quarter OF south west quarter
section twenly.lour, township fifteen
range two east, containing three hundred
aud sixty acres more or less.
Assessed as the property of Samue
TT. G alIo~ny, and viii he sold or so much
thereof as Will pay four dollars thirty
seven and half cents, being the amonn
of taxes due for the year lS1l, togethe
with all cost accrung thereon.
Sale to take place within the hours pre-
scrlbed by law. ...t'..,.
:, BID SCOTT,
. TAX collector Of Holmes county.
.. u,rch 10 IL Am Dr [ ZZlI4
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-26
J. S. THOMPSON,
Watch Maker. &c.

ED RESPECTFULLY informs The pub
hGL lac that he has established shop
III Lexington, where he viii repair all
kind Of Watches, Clio. ks, Jewelry, &c,
with care ana dispatch. Flom his long
experience, he hopes to merit share OF
public patronage.
Shop on the east side of the Square,
next dooor 20 J. M. Dyer, Esq, law
oIhrc.
Feh. 70, 1919. 10 4w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-26
TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE. .
EHY virtue OF Deed OF Trust execul-
ED I'd TO me by Elburn SIocum, for
The purpose Of securing certain sums OF
money mentioned therelu to John =.
Lchr; shall on The .....
29th day of August neat,
at Lexington, proceed 10 sell 10 the high.
est bidder for cash, The following tract OF
or parcels laud, 10 wit: the east of north
east quarter OF section 9, and the west
halt OF the north west quarter section 10,
the east half south west quarter section 10,
north halt east half south east qaarer
section 9, the south half east half north
west quarter section 10, all IN township
Is, range , east; or as much thereof as
viii pay the sumof six hundred dollars,
with interest from tn. first day o! January
last. The above land lies six miles north
west of Lexington, and is Of goad quality,
and has on it substantial Improvements.
The tile is believed % be perfectly good
out such only as IS vested in me as trustee
will convey. ~ .. I'D" .r.-9aat
" JOHN CLOVER, Trustee.
Feb. 26, lS42. IL tbs. .la
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-26
CITATION.
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Holmes County, So,
PROBATE Court, Ebruarv term ia.

Probate Court, Ftbruary term 1912.
A GREEABLY to an order Of tho
IA Hon. Probate Court Of Holmes
county, Mississippi, made at the Februa.
ry term thereof, 1912: Notice is hereby
gwen to all persons interested 10 The
lands, ienemens and heredtam enis O
Thomas Land, late Of said county de.
ceased, to be and personally appear be,
fore our SAID county court at the next
April term, thereof, 1912, then and here
to show cause if any they have or can
why an order should not be made by this
Court, for the sale of the following de-
scrlbed lands belonging to the estate Of
the said decedant, to wit:-Lols NJ,
one, two, five, six, seven, and twelve,
being the east half of section rwenty.one,
IN township sixees, range one west, con,
tanning BOG and n. 100 acres.
The Administrator Of said decedent
William II, Johnson, having lat Prev.
Gus term of this Cour,) exhibited OF
oath, just ard true account of the per,
sonaI eslale, and debts of said decedent
showing thereby that the personal eslat,
of SAID deceased, is insufficient 10 pay biz
debts.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-26
HEAD QUARTrp,
FRANKLIN, Fin 81 LKS

- fRRANRLIN' FLs. 2lsr, 1870 I"S
will be az eI+ ,p's
IN the several precincls n '' III. I'd'
on Saturday the och day Of !" M In','ol
last Saturday of the ,noO, n F., Ma'b, III
pose Of eIec'iug a Licu,enan", r :" 'N
Major NJ to fill the vacancies : o'l % al
Regiment Mississippi Militia, U'a-
by order of
O., co., O. A, N. MAYO,
Feb. 81, 1912. . : a. Mt M
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-26

TAX collector OF HOLMES county.
March 10, 10 Pm pr xvi
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
GAN the lhe thlrd Monday the 20
w day Of June, 1912, | viii expose 10
public safe TO the highest bidder for cash,
before the court house door in the town
Of Lexington Holmes county, Mississippi,
The following described tracts or parcels
of land, 20 vat: west hall of north cas-
quarter and north west quarter Of section
No. two, township 10, range three east;
west half Of north west quarter aud west
half Of south west quarter section No.
three, township 10, range three east; the
north half OF section nine, township fifteen.
range three east, containing $50 aces
more or ltss. .......g.
Assessed as the properly of David }.
Means, aud viii be cold orsn much there
of rs will pay i4ht collars six and a hal
cents, hejrg tie a..olut Of taxes doe 10
the year 1911, 'oyelher with all costs ac.
crung thereon.
Sale to take place within the hours pre-.
scr,bed by law.
j"'. Il D SCOTT,
TAX collector of holmes conuty.
March 10, Is 3,n pr xSlit
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-26
TAX COLLEITOu's SALE.


GAN The lhIld Monaay the Goth dav
w Of June 1912, | will expose to pub.
tic sale 10 The highest bidder !or cash, be-.
fore the court house door in Ibe town O.
Lexington, Holmes counIy Mississippi,
the following described tract or parcels oil
land 10 wit: north east quarter OF section
%, township IA, range east, coutaial 2
100 acres more or less.
Assessed as me property Of Sylvester
PearIc, and will be sold or SO mech as
will pay one dollar and ninety Two cents,
tpIng the amount OF taxes due for the year
1911, together with all cost accruing
thereon. Sale within the hours prescrib-
ed by law, .".. ..afa.. s
3 ID SCOTT, TAX collector.
March 80 Is 3m pr f xvi
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-26
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

AAMN the third monday the 2Oin day Of
w June 1912, will expose to public
sale to the highest bidder for cash, be-
fore the court house door in the town Of
Lexington, Holmes county, Mississippi,
the following described tract or parcel OF
land to wit: the north east quarter Sec
ton %, township IL, range one east, con.
tanning lag acres more or less. y
Assessed as the property of Linsey
Hall, and will be sol /, or so much thereof
as will pay one dollar 7Gt cents, being
the amount of mxes due for the wear 1871
together with all cost accruIng thereon.
Sale to take place within the hours pre-
scTlbed by law. ......
b ID SCOTT,
TAX collector Of II lines county.
March 10 Is 3m pr { xvi.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-26

NOTICE, in conseqae, C @ q i oil
~ probation Of several o. NV Holhp!
siana Banks, | will receive .sn rS Of el
but Gold or Silver in pay ''e,l,DirlcteI
e ecu except ortherw.so . iI'il.'''
by the plaintiffs or their cir, AZ sGb ,
OF Holmes cC ,oI5 IL IL
Lexington, Feb So'n l'
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-26
lax COLLECTIONS SAFE.

IA COLLLt lOh - SALE.
G'AN the lhlrd Moday the 90 h day of
w June lS42, will expose to public
sale to the highest bidder for cash, be-
fore the court house door in the town Of
Lexington, Holmes county, Mississippi,
following tract or parcels OF lands TO wit:
The whole of fractional section No Conr.
section two, township Is, range four east.
Assessed as the property Of Meredith
and Hardeman, and viii be sold or as
much thereof as will pay two dollars aud
II and a half cents, beiu! the amount Of
axes due tor the yenr lS4l, aod;oge,her
WIN al cost accruing thereon. Sale To
take place within the hours prescribed By
law. gnao b ID SCOTT, 81.
TAX collector Of II lines county.
Mar ID .1 Is BIN pr fxvi
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-26
w. CANNON d. CO.
Lexington, Mi. Feb. !, 1912.
REMARKS.
REM ARKS.

,L,,..,,.;.,. ,f,:c. -
Co. to,l,h aoL L,oLs ha,o. ,ha"
,na. om h,o H. h.e ,n.n,oG
"'u'" :" go GU" '''"' 'pP'"'"'''
S!"'o MS ",'' al" last 'p''"s : S1"So"'
"'S 0''"- '''0 so'".' 'P''"s 'e"''" nc ia" y,
ever "'"'e' "''''0 mas P'o.e" "''''''''
'ei! SUR anu so'u 'o"' se''e' b" was
rave !" we >e"e"" '"s' eP''"s ",'''o NC
oIu 'h"cn p'S'o'ss' c"'Seq'en''! MS 'o'.s
"'' oe 'a'e coming. aus MORSE S'"nos
Pnl'e -" 'H"eeo' "hei VIZ '""s '"'" co'-
SHERATON his superior "''oo' i"rm' ac'Ioh'
SIZE ana senera' appearance anu owing
J" we hdlo"eSS VI '"7 ''"',S' ""' NC u"rs
no' s.ano hSher man ne GOES l "ou'o
ask ls't not a cross OF tne O''"d morse Oh
The com"on stock oil me country l"lIs-
peDsabIe 10 insure Us ilghl looted and
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-26
PEDIGREE

Pacific WIS tnaled IA 1885, was got by
old Pacific, dam Lady LttIeton, hy Ii
noIeon, grad dam by PacoIer, Isle was
also The dan Of John Lowry, and foil
sister to TIN grand dam of John dawson
great gram dam Hazard, bay mare
toaled in !a0, rhepIoperry OF Alexander
Ewing, nen Nashville, by Wilkes Won
d or, & 9 grad dam Black Bird by TUX
TON; ggg grand dam Indian Queen.
Pacific is fG brother 10 Col. Ractor's
Bill Gordon. (See American Iurl Re.
gIster, pageslG0 and 1913.
w. CANNON & co.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-26

SAMUEL HOSKINs will s sI..', b
time business at the old sla'o' ' " ,pi
viii keep constantly on had o%ns '' "', 81
well selected stock of GOoD' Ii nr
to The market, which he will 80"
duced prices for CASH r
January l, 1912 5 Y
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-26
"a. TAX collector Of II lines county
March 10 Is 3m pr xvi.
TAX COLLECTOR'S SALE.

Am tie Sd Monday, the ooh day OF June next
W will sell thohighest bidder for cash before
the Court honse door ~ The town Of Lexington,
Holmes county Mississippi, within the hours
prescrbed by Inw, The following described lands
10 wit: Lots, nnnbes nineteen AMI twenv-six
section 2G, township IS, range | east, lots three
ami fur section 10, township l6, range | east
west hall north west quarter section %, Town
ship II, range ! east, containing two hundred
and Gfty iI,Ire acres. " .
Assessed as the property Of Edward Sims and
WI sold or so much oft rs viii pay three dol.
lars aud eleven cepls TAX, due thereon for the
year 1871, and other according costs.
q. ID. SCOTT, Tax Collector. TIC.
March 10, o 10 3m. 6. nyi.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-26
THE BEAUTIFUL
AND Much ADMIRED
PACIFIC.

June, IN fi0Imes county, Nh, at The IoT-
lowing places, VIZ: 10 Franklin, Lex
ing,0n aud ut his former stand a miles
northwest of Lexington, on the Tchula
road, where he viii be permitted 10 serve
mares at the reduced price Of 30 dollars
he season, to be closed By cash or note at
he time Of services being rendered; j..
vail be matter Of no inconvenience to
hose who may breed TO HIM to execute
heir notes, as it will save great deal Of
Expense and trouble on the part of the
proprielors Of The horse, Every precau-
ion will be used to prevent accidents or
escapes but no liability tor either.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-26
commission House.

y SnUAA AAVASCs
THE subscribers have opened a
u COMMISSION & FORWARDING house
They will keep constantly in stoIe
and for sale, Bagging Rope plantation
supplies, &c. Before the season for
storing cotton arrives, they will have
large and superb houses in readiness.
A share of patronage is respectfully
solicited. 8Nio'
MOREHOUSE MATHER, q 90.
Tchula .l9 lS4l. 3s-tG
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-26
DESCRIPTION.

Pacific is IA deep red bay, with black
legs name and tail; l5t hands high, of
most committing appearance and supe-
rIor action; and as one has SAID of this
,saIy spIendIi animal: "1he appearance
and general orm Of Pacific, viii satisfy
all tHat see him" ilIs chest has most
excellent wlQh and depth, together with
rs good shoulders, back and lolas, as any
horse ! have Ter seen; IN the parts | have
mentioned 90 not believe hun 10 be in.
,erlOr 10 any horse. 1t is Qulle an easy
matter to mate hne horse on paper, b,n
come and ST the living aulmal himself
and see if wthave misrepreseuied him.
~
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-26
: Dissolution.

TNHE partnership heretofore Fa a.','
in this place, between n,, W" ms i
signed under the style Of l'o !, "a,d
Spivey, was this day dissolved " ,h 81 h,
consent. All those indebted le 'D' ', =,
firm will please call and make ' ,1''',nd
to either OF the u0ue'
who are compelled to haze mU"'g ,;,,r,
Longer Indulgence can1 ,oo,n D STS
SAMUEL HOsAl~
asl LIN II. ii. SPIVEi'
Lexington. Jan, /, lsf'
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-26
3 D SCOTT,

TAX collector Of Holmes county.
march 10 Is 3m. pr Zzlla
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THE MARKETS.
0FFrcE or 1nE saLriMoaE Ansa1cIr. 5
a. IA T. = y;

A>ts.l s7l lr 49, ~ > - ~
CATTLE --About 700 head Or b.sf csst,.
vsrs o4sr-4 fer sale Al he Scales ~ saorninr
81 Fhieh 330rers taken b. The e.,s baleksrs
. 81 81 81 per 100 lbs. "a The u 4 = hsek !,
eaaal e - y oct Is u qualiay- OF ske 81.
anee 10 bead we're trisen North ana $50 -.
ohain 10 The market nnsold
FLOUR There i 40 charge 10 De priee .,
hogard street Fl5ar- We noie ssles te-day II
500 % 1000 barrels good ,.iaadare hrsnds run
stores q - Ia, which i non ths eusrsas Tat..
The ear Pfiee 81.
% Saturday sales Of City nils F,Our Esrr
made q a la To-day The article wss il
BRISK demand and the price adssnce1. About
300 bsl,- uers takcn q a. IS, al wkieA priks
holdets are 6fm.
Small sales q Sasquehanna Flour a S1snEds,
81 a. I2a
GRAIN The suppl, o. I'd whss, 81 mar
ret 70 day was larger Than for sons days past
The sales show no raristioa from The prices 81
last week. siz good 10 very prime Nd reds %
ss eeess, and ordinary 70 fair 50 : 70 GEMS q
u altaIity- Sales 10 day Of white Corn II 52:u
81 cents, and of yellow a. 50 cts. Sales ou
Saturday Of PenBs, lsania yellow al 81 esals..--
We quote Pennsy lyanis Rive 81 81 ca ana 80
at +6 IS eepts. Ssles Of Oats si2I % ctnlb
PROVISIONS bacon continues % sell prsi,
I y freely. We quote western Haas at 6 . Z
cents As In quality Sides 81 s5i cents; skou)
AderA al 81 81 Cents, and assorted al 81 a els
/ The ssleh Of Lard are small, We 5soie No i
Western in kegs 81 "a cents. q
! WHISKEY--cohl in fair aemsnd and
sales OF hhds were made to-day a. - cents
and % cents for bbis. #
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TRuSTEEs,S SALE.

fDY virtue 81 Deed 81 Trust. executed y
she undersigned, u Trustee fos Philip
fooas, 81 James U0neanscn. dsiod the l0thday
IL lanuaryl I440, and of record 1in7he Clerks
atzce 81 shs County Court 81 Jefferson. for The
purposes therein mentioned, will ofsr !nr
sale, "a SaftrGsy tie 2Ql d1y n 0siebsr ssxt f5f
essh. on the premises. .he following property e
tsafpers-Fetry. 70 vii:
/, III tie right, titie and intersxl IF tss
sGid James Dgncanson, being one ueietr
thgeoE ii those Tsco Houses and Lots
purchased, 81 lhe said DancsIson. jointly with
khilip Coonf, from the commissioners 70 sell
she real estate Of James 3. Wager, 10 ths Town
kf Ha-pers-Fe which tive Lots are marked
Ma numbered on the plat Of said estate Is Nos,
81 add t6, the one being siluated on the South
'3ste 81 The street Leading from Harrefs ,Ferkx
n Charlestown.sand opposite the lot owned By
d. : 5. b Anderson-sha other ON Posoulso
4sreei. adjois;ng the VI s line on The Sosth,
bear the house nov occupied ~ Henry Ward.
The sale VIII be made Il O'Clock PIN.
H GEnRGE w. sAPPING TON.
Sept 20, lS4a. 7Aesist.
HETsThe deed 1bose mentioned required i
aotise OF sixty days previous 10 The sale. bias
NJ consent 81 parties. The sale will be made
Eilh my appreciation on The dsy specified By The
&ustee. JAMES DuNCANSoN.
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Nal R0tttrs .9rresfsd. The New
Yonk iAmsrieep states that The q. States
Mail WIS fobbSd last February. hetwseh
fredsrickiewf and Whselipg. Several
Of these ccnesT1sd were arrested al ihe
iime. but suo q them succeeded il elud
lag parsnit.
The GosernInent officers u Baflo, .
shplt line bsck. eoi . clue ia their hard.
Which :hey ioltaWed up. snd he resul. i
that Mr.. R6biason. U STATES Marshal. and
Depnsy Sheriff Smith. accompanied ~
Mr. Patterson. Special P. o SCENT, sue.
eeeded 10 irressine Peter and John Hes.
derman. brothers. Il Drnmmoadsille, ca.
nsds. and starting them on Their way u
Maryland for ifiaI. II is bul iasl 10 add
that TIE authorities Of Canada rendered
every assistance 10 their power TO The
cf6cers from shiJ side.
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QsagaDan AAA9 :

XEYILLbe sold Sly public auction al IS
w subscribs1's residence, one mile North
81 Chsrlsslcwh. on Eiday The 2eh Of Octobfrs
4 large and valuable collection Of
isiock, Farming Implements, Grain, &c.
coMsIsfIke m PARr or
20IiuRsEs, among which will be found
yarlely suited for every purpose, The most u
them unsurpassed for blood, size, form atd st-
Sons 81 stsem fine riding Horses.
IS k4ad OF C.fTTLE is of.which are fst.
sfotx.fstmt 81 yRef6. wIIhIn lrseIion- u he
pure p5rhsp blood, and others half DufhamTof
very issge size.
very ins young Durham BULL.
20 head Of FAT noes.
IS u 20 head Of STOCK HOGS.
30 head oe Sheep.
$50 sstgels Of CORN.
l2,ar rs tgas Timothy HAY.
4 very desirable Threshing sIaehiIe.
+ H4 entYe stock Of Farming Anp'cs
mentsa
TERnHg-suIns Of $40. ahd under. cash.
Corn, hay. stld Fat Hogs, go days err di. Fat
Caitle: four nontiis. Fof the ether propeftY.
f2 moIths III al sums between 90 and 200 dol
lars . is n,onths on sums between 200 sud son
dollars III rSonths lon sums between $40 all
100 dsfisss p individuals. aJHBond AID sp
prOfed security reGqiIed.
GEORGE WM. HANSON
OCT z. Is4a
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Shert ifs Sale.

nE4WILL Do sold, al Public Auction, fos
cash, d The Potomac Mills, on the premises Of
CaPt 6EpRGE HIYHoLus, near Shepherdslown.
On Thurstug he 9Th day Of October nexi,
Fonr Negro Men Slaves. elesi, Negro Boys, N
Negro Women, nine Negro Girls ,abouDiwen
torats and Mules, about one huHdTed ard
ffiy sheep a otof stock Hogs about hin, :
pen hesd Of Cattle. one PatenrN heat Cuitit e
MachiaA Wagons. Carts ?Ioughs, harrow.
Wheat Fans, Timothy and Cloter- ifav. ard
ebery description Of farming utensils for
large farm ell d the Household and Kifcl Ell
Furniture cenpistingof Beds, Besteads ard
Bidding: Chars. Tsbles, Competing &c
inclpding every kind Of personal property. be-
longing 20 ibe said George Reynolds, taken tol
satisB sun6Fy EXECUTIONS against him, sc,
6Jr Fhesale ofthe abose property takes place
with The consent pr lhe undersigned and il Isl
my sarnesi desire that my friends and neighborsE
will come forward and bid literally for The D.
boyeEPropsftJ- GtoRcE REYaolps.
JOHN ~. MeEhDREE ID =.
FIR S Eaiy and Riehd D, OitiL.
Sept %. as42. |"
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2
ern District of Virginia, Ssaunton.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
NoTicE 70 Creditors. and ali othert con
IL cerned In interest, to shew cause sgainst
the Petition Of
No 40f Thomssw Reyes. ofJe6erson Coun.
". FOR discharge from all has Gents and-a Ger
,ihesis thereof. on Tuesday The 10Th day Of Ja-
nuary next. ST
No to3 Jehn O. coekreIl ofJeHerson eoun-
~. for discharge from al nj. dehis.s and GER
ti6este thereof, on Tuesday the 10Th day Of Ja-
nuary next. J, Vi
No l36 william Grow, OF Jefferson Conn-
~, for discharge from al his debts and Ger.
ii6caie thereof, on Tuesday The 10Th day or Js-
Rusry Eext.
No 437. Malcolm c. Kirk. or j. fFsfson Conn-
y, for > discharge from all his debt. and Ger
,ifcats thereof, on Tuesday the 10Th day of ia
nuary next.
No 592-Jsmes MeFrick. OF JeEre rson Eeoun
~, for arAischarge from eli his debts and cdr
ti6eate thersof. on Tuesday the 10Th day 81 ia
nuary next.
No 62s-Ckarles Wright. % Jefferson com
~. for discharge from all his debts and GER
titicate thereof, on Tuesday the 10th day 81 Ja-
nuary next. I'LL :.
No. 720--Thomss Cockrell, or Jefferson
county. FOR . discharge frem al his debis and q
certificate thereof, on Tuesday the 10Th day Of
January next "a
NlcH's K TROUT, D, cierl.
October r., lB42 LII.
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lJlk.FlEIEBS0N TAIzE
lin MARKET.

knu G substFiber offers for sale, on EASY terms.
- his farm, called Bsiiepas, lying in Jetisn-~
~ County. Two miles west Of Charlesiowa, Oh
De turnpike road leading to Smithfield. an.l-on
Ve Winchester and Potomac Railroad, con.
tiniag 220 ACRES The dwelling is Of sione. /
s9Fse and eenmeaiegs. having four Foalns on
its hfst apor three OF them large, There are
NJ necessary ou,buildings, including COED
l4e-huuse, with = handsome ofice haifa over Il.
Srs > running water IN tstsy fed, (sevsn; in
eFmbes and in The barn-,ard. Also. wen of
Wy hne water with punp, near the dwelling.
-. Il. DAuGHERTY.
March :. 1910. Ii.
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GrRe,. SIR. McELRoY. J. Of Frederick. i~ili
eommenee Spiritual Retreat in the EssHolit
Cbdeh at Hsrpers- Ferry. on Sunday Esening, t6sh
inst. The religious exercises, serpons, and oiher
instruetiens. will eontnue on Monday and Tuesday,
and close on WeaDt sdsy morning after Massl II
10 hoped that the Catholics Of the heighborhood
viii avail themselves Of this favorable opportunity
70 sithdrau. themselves from worldly esresl &c
much possible! TO sttend to the .sone thing ne-
cessary. ? There will be tao or three other Ger
gymen also 10 attehdsaee. ut IL. I
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NOR On oldsrssitanl Of lhs ssms sex, ike
u b young EDlIAIsQ SLAVE about
. years Of age, Whoil sgo,,d eooks washer and
iro1sf. and uilkosilineemb snncs. n soId. Nsil
endorsed paper Will b taksn. Rnqqirs of The
Edilors of the rFre1 RressY
Oct. II. l3f3 Iii
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.M.4RR1EO.

% Tuesday ~ ~ inst by The Rev. vs.
]. a retleek, NJ. konERr DEAnso 70 Mis-
SusAn SATHAninE NieHots 'sdess ds0shier ol
~. Sona Nicnols. AZ Of Hafpets-FerV.
CO senday last. b he Kew Alexander Jones
nir slaeHtE+ kazNkn. q This eopaty. 10 Mix
CATaAansE ALLABfroH. Of Msninsburr
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|" The members Of The Methodist Episca-
pat Church will hold . prolrscled meeting Il
ksblstown, cotppiencing on Saturday next.
Ociober Is, 1912
@ BY divine permission, ihese win bs j
Protraele meeting held al HaFdscrsbble, DOM
nencibg on Saturday the 22ad Icriant:l3
0ctobef Is, 1912 H{ Il 2