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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09
CHANCERY NOTICE.


The State of Mississippi, January
Superior Court of Chancery term ls42
II. l.. Scruggs, 49,,
w. J. Frayser's heirs, &c.)
MrPON opening the matters OF this
Bill and it appearing to the satlslac'
ton of the Court that the defendants,
Rober, Is. Frayser, Benjamin Frayser,
John b. Frayser, Albert Frayser, MelIs'
sa Austin and James her husband; Nancy
Sims and Reuben her husband, julia A.
Warmack aud 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 thai
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 u
complaint herein, the several allegations
thereof will be taken pro confessed anC
such order or decree made therein as the
Chancellor may deem equitable and just
it is further ordered that u acopy OF this
notice be published IN the Lexington
Union, once a week for two months sue
cessiveIy.
II. L. DIXON, Clerk.
FuItz g. Brooke, p. @.
April Is, 1912. 10 2m pr { Sl5
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09

AT COSTA
Fresh Summer GOOD,
o. Tor sale at Cos, '' '''@
Ba bcOck's Tchuh.
VIZ: Fancy Prints.
Printed MusIias,
=" Lawns,
Crossed Barred Mu.Iiu,,
Striped do
Jaconet d Sarsiuei DO
Book and Swiss do
Bishop Lawns,
Muslin and Thread E5enn
And Insertions, u"
Gloves, Hosting, Bvnpe,, Nv
Style, DC. &c.
Together with Lowels, Don.sc
summer Stuf', Leghorn and Da,s
Hats, Boots, Shoes, Russe,s, &c.
Also Fresh lot of
- Hardware & Crockery
All OF which are offered tor Cash, A
New Package Prices, as above.
Tchula, Nav %, q DIV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09
DIR. LACOUNT'S VEGETABLETOO
ACHE ELIXIR.

"A certain and immediate cure
SMk. LACOUNT, having appointed several
49, agents for the sale OF his valuable Drops
Ior the cue Of the th.Ache, can with conf.
denCe recommend il as an inialIibe cure in all
cases, however severe; giving relief in few
minutes, and that too without any Injury to the
Teeth OF Gums; possesses property Of enlivinp
the Gums when in a morbid state, and of restor.
Ing healthy and vigorous action. Plice, SO
cents u vial. For sale at the
LEXINGTON DRUG STORE.
Lexington, April 30, 1919. 2l-ly.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09

vs. 1911.
H. L. w. Phillips ct. ally
IN pom opening the matters of this
" bill and it appearing 10 the sais-
faction of the Court that The defendants
Martha Almestead and - Aimstead
her husband, are not residents of this
State, but reside beyond the limits thereof
80 that the ordinary process of this Court
cannot be served upon them, therefore il
is ordered that unless the said defendants
appear before the Chancellor, at the Court
room IN Jackson, on the first Monday in
JuIy next, and plead answer or demur TO
The Bill OF complaint herein, the severed
allegations thereof will be taken for CON.
Iessed and such order or decree made there.
in as the Chancellor may deem equitable
and just. 1t is further ordered lha. a
copy Of This notice be inserted in the Lex.
Ington Union, once week TOR two months
successfully.
II. L. DIXON, Clerk.
Fultz g. Brooke, p. Q.
April Is, 1912. 10 Pm pr SIS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09
Notice.

TWTHE copartnership heretofore exists
III ing between the subscribers is hi.
day dissolved by limitation. An persons
having claims against the subscribers will
please present Tor payment, aud all per.
sons owing said subscribers will please
call and settle as soon as practicable. !
is hoped that the indulgence shown will
be sufficient for our friends 10 adjust then
accounts as soon as possible; Caleb Wor.
ey, is fully authorized to close all bust
ness OF the late firm Of Elliott e. Morley,
G.. j. ELLIOTT.
CALEB WORLET.
Tchula, January ls42.
The subscriber will continue the Gro
Gerry aud Commission business as usual
and hopes by strict attention to business
to merit the patronage o. the public. A
general stock of Plantation supplies al
ways on baud.
CALEB WORLEY.
Tchula, January 5th lS42. 6-f.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09
John Bell.

" AVlNG engaged the services of
M ). S. Thompson, to aid him ir
Tho prosecution Of his business as Silver.
Smith, Jeweller and Watch Maker, beps
leave to state, that he is now prepared to
execute, at short notice, and low prices,
all sorts Of Jobs.
All work leaving my establishment is
warranted.
Mr.. Bell returns thanks for former
patronage.
April 0, ls42. ~
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09
Temperance -,

A TEMPERATE. ;oy,on, 80
An. will b. held 10 L, Y. wilI bsS'
urday, the 10th inst. i ...d On lbs''
sral addresses will DO dsl'voI 's'..,cd W
casiop. The ladies orc ''S'
tend.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09
Tailoring,

M
YmNHE Undersigned hasI" \. Pro,r
L. pointed by the l1oO o.i..,..,op,;
Court Of Holmes county Mlss w. TC'u
the February term lS4S' lne'' ."Ir %
missioners to receive, examine, 4 ttn
allow CLAIMS against the esn.,rIaS
o. Davis, deceased, WI mee' I !" tspa
Brooke office, the fourth Sd'ulO''
month, for the next Elk @ a,9IITz,
WIN. swAN.NIsroS
4. !: ED Gsaro;..o''
Feb. 10. 10 FIN. C'"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09

EDITED by
MRS. 81. HALE, MRS. L. II. SIGOURNEY
M. MMlClAEL Il l.. A. Cooley,
Each number en,deltistcd uiA splendid
STEEL & .MEZZOILVT Enc, .gKINC.S
F.aSHIONPL.ATES, MUSIC, &c.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09
SARAH L. MILLER,
JAMES MILLER

INSOLVENCY,
ME nnderMgned having been appointed by
u the Hon Probate Court of Holmes county,
commissioners OF Insolvency, on the Estate Of
Lewellen Lewis, deceased, will meet on the 2nd
Saturday in eacn month, for the next months
ut the office OF J. NJ. Dyer. ESQ.,, in Lexington
for the purpose Of receiving, examining, auditing
and allowing claims against said decedenu 60.
tate.
s. n. BAUGHN,
n. "a. SPlVEY,
J, NJ. HOLLIN GSWORTH,
Commissioner
Jms IL. ~ 6m
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09
Notice.

m ETTERS Testamcn,ary having
- been granted 10 the undersigned at
the May term Of the Probate Court Of
Holmes county, on the estate Of Lewis C.
II. Miller, deceased; Notice is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims agains,
said decedants estate, to present them
within the time limited by law, or they
will be forever barred, and those indebted
to come forward and make immediate
payment.
SARAH L. MILLER,
JAMES MILLER,
Admr's, OIL. G. III. Miller, decd.
May 7, 1912. % CIV.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09
CHANCERY NOTICE.

NAbhANN LIZA wv he.
The State of Mississippi,I January
Superior Cour, of Chancery term 1912
II. Plummer,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-04
(Nululuer 80.

lln9tif5prcpheten btnwe9rei6eI ober Der Sdre Idb.
ntete ale tire GLecer.
-, meiue Ghpciter, mene Sd,weler," rief in
1brdnen auSbrct)eno poultne u anf tpeineno su ben
6l6eu 9loeltuen5 nteoer.
C5rrtfeBun9 fOl9t)
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-04
2SeninNn1INHn.

/ Der 9attrlanosfre~np uup 8etf Der 3tit
trfAeint reeelmaBis scem Srcitas.
2.Oer Subferpticnss prets 1T II SO ents
In OcrausejaD3, pbtr ia ler fas Die 3titns nit
nsr baIb Der lftn 91lfte pes Sabrs tejabt wirr.
Die 3etuns tann pann auf3tsttn perren penn ae
SIfr1nbe bejablt Gno.
A. 9Stnn bem 9trauf bs Sabres re 3ettuns niebt
aufseeanot8t pirc 70 br1dte man ots ale einn Bunfb
bisfebe fur Elm anoerss Sabr 5u bebalten.
81 Gn ltnterfbreitr wro fir einn tarrn 3sitraum as
mcnotcn onSrnommeT.
6. Die 9trcnoun9 Schebt ouf Soften Der uncr(brr,ttr
uno 8r IN Ot 9erausseer mIBen rOfrsp nsanrt pcrrc
2. Nn}ctsen fir bic Ib&n rti(e cinGerit; mBcn
SIR c5letb baar Vv"b weroen, nldt auf onti5s
Nrt in Sctuun9 febt.
FB 5eoer poitmetter bat oas 91eht, etnen 8rief
IN tpelt,sm t9 3euns6sco beFnoet, f fr an ben
Orrfer 3u lberfenoen.
Wsun ms unlere entfernten 2eier aEfo @e(o fencen
roen, 70 trauten Ie uur su tbrem potmetter su 9e>
ben, uo IN ietuer 8egenp1rt bas Gelo 1T etnen Nref
an n5 3u leaen. Gr hreibt oo1un bic sobreBe baraf
Mn0 r1ntirt ben Brief rpoour Den SubIcribenten pe
benz Druter bas pcf9ec eripart miro.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-04
n9) Jreita9, ben 4ten Sebraar 19A2
Ler unD. MbeIine ldtlelte beiohenn=

Ter unD' Aoellne lddelte belabeno.
Der Dcftor besaltu nun bic iblide &atetIation, bic
oermae 5u felner 3urleoenbeit ausftel baB CT fher
eno anBerte man m6d)te nun baEo auf bes Srduetns
yau9aroerobe fir beocritebenbe Wnterfaifon becad
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-04

Gin Msd,anifer III gpriuafelb, Naff bat eiaeu
Nebefubl erfaneen, auf tpeldemS Strn,pfe, sanofhas
le nno bsl. 9epebt tpsrben, pehe feite Gabs babfm
3n9eid 1T ce Naidne f,br rpchlfeil cenn ile folte
Inur 20 OGboler.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-13
DURATION OF A HORSES I,rE.

"The Lille Of horse extends naturally
from twenty-five 10 thirty years; cases
have occurred ofindiyiduals attaining the
ase OF more lhau forty and in countries
where they are not tasked by constant over
exertion, the period Of existence is usually
between uiueIeen aud twenty-onc. But
in England the destruction Of these noble
auimaIs is excessive: the vaiuo OF limo
with commercial peop:e. necessarily ur-
gcd into activity. both mental aud corpo-
real. has demanded rapidly Of commuui-
cation, aud spread au universal taste for
going fast; the fue roads have permitted
horses TO be subjected TO moro than they
can draw; betting racins, and hunting. are
pursued by persons whose animals arc not
constructed for such exertions, and violent
usage 10 groonis. stable boys, and farm
servants is 50 common, that few reach tho
age oil fifteen years, aad all are truly old
at ten.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-13
pRrTIsH SUGAR.

We have been shown a sample Of wha:
is called British sugar, manufactured, VIC
believe, from potato starch, which has
been offered 10 grocers in this town for tho
purpose OF mixing with (that is, OF adu!-
ieraling.) West India sugar-the party
offering It suggesting that the spurious ar
ticlc OF the same color, costs only 52s. per
cwt., whilst West India, Of the same color,
costs about 74s. may be used 10 the ex-
tent OF one fourth; "bu, al any rate" tho
writer adds. zone fifth will never be seen
or found out" This stuff has certainly q
sweetish tasle. and the use Of i, is not so
gruss fraud upon The purchaser as tha, Of
potato starch in its natural state; but no
honest grocer will consent TO adu!lera,c his
susar with any such trash; and we hope
thai les. will be discovered for detecting
the fraud wherever it may be practised.-
Ii is quite enough ,ha, the people should
be compelled to pay the present extrava-
CANT price for sugar, without being delrard-
cd by mixtures Of this sort into tho bar
gain.-! Manchester Guardian.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-13
EBGEFEELD ADVERTISERS,
W. F. DURIsoE. PROPRIETOR.
TE RM S


Thrcc Dollars per annani, II paid IN
,5nance-Three Dollars aud Fifty Cents
IF mol paid before the exrirasion OF Six
Mop,hs from the date of Subscription
and Four Dollars If not paid wi,hintweive
Months. Subscribers cut ofthe State are
reouired TO pay in cGrcnce.
No subscription received Tor less than
. one near. and no paper discontinued until
min srrearages are paid. except at the OPP
tion of tho Publisher.
All subscriptions will bo continued un.
Iass otherwise ordered before the expira-
t;on Of the year. :,
Any person procuring Ave Subscribers
and 5econains responsible for the same,
shall, receive the sixth copy gratis.
Aduer.isemeats conspicuously inserted at
ga cents per square, ll2 lines, or less,)
for the first insertion, aud 43S els. for each
continuance. Those published monthly.
or quarterly will be charged 81 per square
for each insertion. Advertisements not
having the number Of insertions marked
on them, will be continued until ordered
ont, aud charged accordingly.
All communications addressed TO the
Editor, post paid, will be pronf@ely aud
strictly attended TO.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-13

A, Clouds Creek. or the Saturday before the
duh Lords Day.
At Lexington. on The Saturday before the 9th
Lords Day.
AT Sardis. on the Saturday before tho Is, Lords
Day in August.
At Salem. on the Saturday before the I'd Lords
Day.
AT Red Bank. on the Saturday before the Sd
Lords Day
AZ Dry Greek. on the Saturday before the 4tL
Lords Day.
At Rocky Creek. on the Saturday before the lei
Lords Day in September.
William P. Hill, and William Watkins viii
attend
Al Little Stephens Creek. on the Saturday be-
fore The I'd Lords Day in July.
Al Fellowship. on the Saturday before the 3rd
Lorl's Day.
AT Sister Springs, on the Saturday before the
9Th Lords Day.
AZ Providence. ON the Saturday before the 9th
Lords Day.
At Good Hope, On The Saturday before the Isl
Lords Day III August.
AT Damascus, on the Saturday before The End
Lords Day.
A, Chesnu, Hill. on the Saturday before the ID
Lords Day.
At Mountain Creek. on the Saturday before the
4th Lords Day.
At Sloan. on Saturday beinre the Is. Lords
Day in September.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-13

Thsfolsowiug paragraph refers, no doubt
10 a tolesabiy accomplished scoundrel, who,
a few years ago, was tenant Of the goal al
Anderson. under the name Of Adds Brain
erd, Webave seen another account which
states, thai he received severe euwhiding
from a geu,leman in Kentucky, aud beg
ged basily that his ears might be spared !:
Z, yfn iapostor.-The Rev. G. c. Lish,
ofihs Kealncky Conference, cautions the
religious public, through the Cincinnati
Christian Advocate, against maa Of the
worst character, who, a, Louisville, went
by The name Of A. Bernard. and professed
to be a adcntisr. He imposed himseifou the
Methodiss Episcopal Church, aud has IL
cense 10 exhort in his possession. Ii is
supposed that he has goue TO the north or
10 Canada. II is believed that Bernard
is not hisfcel name, aud that he win change
his name when circumstances call for H.
He is abcut5 feet 6 iuches high, soincw hat
heavily bnii,. has full face, dark eyes.
dark hair, fair skin, high forehead, inclined
TO baldnesx, handsome features, and as
suines uibdesi air in company. IL is af
frmed liiaf said Bernard. not long since,
suffered sli ihe peualties of the laws of
South Cainlina for the crime Of bigamy,
and that he has now seduced away The
wife of d very respectable gentleman Of
Louisville. Ky.n
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-13
From the NaD Genuessee Farmer.
KEEP MOVING ONWARD.


"CObbctl suys he despises man whu Is
like the boldness of this expression; but
we hold thai man should always be seek
ing To make good better anu better best
THIS is our maxim. We go, therefore, ia
all cases, for the very largest product, and
advise no farmer TO be satisfied while, III a
fair race. his ueighbor is 50 much as the
length Of his ruso before him. We advise
every farmer in the religious seuse of the
term, 10 be cnutent with his condition, ant
thankful for all the blessings which God
gives him ; but we advise no man TO be sat
Isicd when he can hones,l; mend his con-
dilion, until thar condition is mcndcd. In
the competitions Of life, never cruss your
ueighbo.'s path so as to take the road from
hun; ucver throw him down; never run
over him il nc falls down; never rejoice to
see him down; have the magniniisy to
help him up; bu, never try to liIt yourself
up by pulling him down. ortrying TO stand
upon his sh6uldersi give him fair play
and cheer him ou il he comes OUT frst.-
But determined to lack no efforts, if you
are beaten, 10 come on, FIRST yourself next
lime. Dom, mind the lazy dogs who ara
always ctoaking and crying out you'll
fall, you'll fall.' Those fellows do not
gel their eyes open i'll nine days; indeed
never get their eyes open; but are always
fy.us 'n- st,o-'~~ -sf oti.s-r svvPies~ fsS sas-
get sixty bushels of coru this year per acre,
resolve that nexl year you will get eighty.
II your neishLor gets one hundred, then
determine you will ger one hundred aud
Twenty-Five. ltcan be- done. The limit of
production Is not yei reached aud IN agr-
cultural emulation. no bad passions can be
aroused ; and merit cau always be deter.
mined by standard so exact, the ac,uai
measurement Of the ground, the labor, the
manure, the expense, the product, as to
leave no question TO whom the prize Of the
so!den fleece belongs"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-13

In Serar.-A Washingtonian enter.
ed the house OF a friend, and presented the
Pledge, Your cause is a good one, '
said the f,iend, land is doing much good,
bu, ! will not sign the Pledge myself
why not" asked the WashInglonian,
''you acknowledge il is good, then why
not take hold and help it along" "Why,
| said | wouldn't" replied he, land you
wouldn't have me tell q lie, would you!"
John" be continued, speaking TO little
son who was standing by. "brlng me slick
OF wood" mo WON'T" said the boy.
why what do you mean, by talking that
way To your father" exclaimed be. man.
ifeslinS symptoms Of anger. "Falher, did
wroug," sud the boy repenlaully. "Then
80 along and do what lo!d you," deman-
ded he. why, father, said l wouldn't" !"
returned The sou, land you wou!d'n, have
me tell lie would yon!''-Organ.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-13
From he Eastern Earu,er.


Too Much Lund.-lt is an undoub,ed
ruth, tha, one Of the primary influences
that rcinrd the progress Of agriculture. and
The producliveness Of the lubors of agricui-
,urlsls in uuI State is, the ownership aud
improvement I'll! tha, eau be called i'm
proyemont which pushes soil TO less than
halt ol lis capacityl o(too much Iand. We
arr lold that the farm Of the celebrated Ro-
man, Cinciunatus, consisted of ouly four
acres, the other three having been lnst by
his becoming surety for friend. We are
also told that MarIus, who was celebrated
tor his irueaIiiy. aud was three times cho-
sen Consul, aud thrice honored with n ,ri-
umph, uu returning from successful cam
paign, refused from the people grant of
fifty acres Of land, declaring thar he mas
bad citizen who could not be couteuted
with The old allowance Of seven acres.-
..God iurbid'-exc!uimed this hero 10 his
soldiers. "thal citizen shopRd look on that
as d small piece oflapd which will support
man.
The evi! Of an extended ownership in
lands by our farmers, consists in The incl!-
nation which such ownership very natural
ly begets, to cultivate 100 much OF it.. and
that but lcebly, instead Of confning their
industry aud means TO only SO mach land
as they can push u tbs extreme Of its ca
pucity to produce. II one will inquire iu-
10 The history Of those persons who have
succeeded bes, as cu!tIvators Of the soil,
he will fiud that they are those who have
approached nearest 10 u rigid observance
of That ruie which enjoins The cultivation of
no mure land than can be pushed TO the
hiunes, condition Of fertility by ull The la.
bor and means which the culriyator has
10 bes,ow. All the land which man pos
scsses beyond ihss, and confined 10 his
owu occupation, had better lie falluw. or
neglected than be suffered to impovcrish
,hsT WHICH he should cultivate by dividing
y;rhiu his labor and manure, rendering the
whole lccbly and only moderately produc-
live. In the vicinaso Of Bos,on-,hat is
n saw, within circle offifteen and twen-
mile. from the city, hundreds Of individuals
are acquiring independence from the pro-
ceeds Of farms no larger than that which
IN oldcn times was sufficient for Cincin-
ua,us or Marius, 10 support himself up
on in style Of notable ease and conlent-
men,. But this is not because Of their vi
cinacc 10 the market--for the difference
between the nett amount Of their sales and
of those of more distant farmefs, is not TO
be found ia the difference Of the cost OF
transportation which the two classes incur.
Motto main difference comes from tho
superior productiveness ofihe few acres OF
J sae oge oycr.ho many acres Q! the otssr'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-13
4 sIsuULAR puENoMEHA.

The Sun perfectly spotless.-As.I bavo
not ye, seen any publication on the subject,
should like to hear the opinion ofPhiloso-
phers, whether all obs,ructions Of neat rc-
moved from the sun will have any effect on
the earth and the other planets. l have
viewed tie sun annually for about forty
five years and have mover seen it with less
than three spots-from that to about fifteen.
viewed The sun last fall and found it
spotless for the first timo. IL is also spots
less this ring.--R.pabiican Adroeatc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-13
MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS.
Mr. Edi,or.-Plessc give the following ap-
po;n,men,s one or two insertions IN The CO.
iursns Of the Advertiser, and oblige
NJ. NJ. ABNEY.
+ NJ. Chiles and M. NJ. Abncy. Misqionu..
rics for the Ist Division of the Edseheld Asso-
citation, will commence their operations on Sa-
,nrday before the end Lords Day IN Juy next
On Saturday before the I'd Sabbath IN July,
.. Beulah.
Saturday beforothe srd Sabbath at Plum
branch.
On Saturday before the 4,b Sabbath a. An.
tioch
On Saturday before the 5,h Sabbath at M..
Moriah.
o., Saturday before The Is, Sabbath in Au-
gust at Buffaioe.
On Saturday before I'd Sabbath a, Rehabo,h
Z On Saturday before the Sd Sabbath at Gilgal.
On Saturday before the 4th Sabbath at Beth
On Saturday before the Is, Sabbath in Sep.
tember, al Horeb.
Each Of the above appointments will be con-
tinuea ono week, if circumstances are cntonr-
TSe brethren at CalIiham' Mill are inform
ed. that ,ye have Ten churches, aud bat nine
weeks. consequently we are under the necessi'
" of leaving out one. and rs il is convenient Tor
them 20 attend piumbranch and Rehoboti, we
though, il bes, to give them no appointment 1t
this statamen, is not satisfactory We VIII try 10
yisi, them after the Association.
Mr. Editor.-la connexIon with the above.
you are requested 10 insert III yonr paper the
following notices OF other appointments. viz:
The Ministerins Brethren J. rraPp, aud w.
S. Lloyd. will attend
A. Hamburg, on the Saturday before the I'd
Lords day in July,
7 Al Hardy's Meeting H0lse. on the Saturday
before the Sd Lord's Day
Al. Mount Zion. on the Saturday before the
9TH Lords Day.
A, Mt. Lebanon, on the Saturday before the
Il 5ih Lords Day.
As Republican. on the Saturday before the lst
Lords Day in August.
Sc Horn's Creek. ON the Saturday before the
2rd Lords Day.
Al Rad Hill. oa tie Saturday beiorc tho 3rd
Lords Day.
Al, Rad Oak Grove. on iiia Saturday before the
din Lords Day.
81 Easefield C.. H., on the Saturday before the
Isl Lords Day IN September .
Zeiskiafl Watkins, and Joseph Morris, will
attend
All Pine Pleasant, on the Saturday hcloro the
Cd Esfd's Day ia July.
3 .as Bethel, on The Saturday before shc ID Lords
q 49, Fay.SS