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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17
SPUN COTTON.
LNROM the Tuscaloosa Manufacturing Co
H for sale in any quantity,
WIN. HUDDLESTON g. co,
Agents for The Factory.
TRUST SAFE.

IhUS SALE.
MRY virtue Of a certain Deed Of trust,
MD executed to mo as Trustee, on the
Sd day ofSeptember A D la4l; by Sam.
uel Suite, to secure the payment Of a GER.
tain note therein specified; and recorded
in the Office Of theProbate Court in Noxu.
bee county Mississippi, in Book (D) pa.
gos Ola, 6l5, and GIG. | shall proceed to
sell for cash, at the Court House door
in the Town Of Macon on the
Sd day 9fNoUember Il D 1s42,
The following described propertv. Wing
and being in tho Town Of Macon, Noyu.
hoe county. known and dooiguatcd in tho
plan ofsaid Town, rs follows, to wit:-the
north, one third part Of lot or block No.
3 containing one acre more or less, such
title only conveyed 10 The purchaser as is
vested in me as Trustee Sale to take
place between the usual hours prescribed
by law.
CHARLES R. CRUSOE,
Trustee.
May 3, ls42. On.
PosTPoNEMaNT. The above sale has
postponed until the l4ih day Of November
inst. CHARLES R. cRUsoE, trustee
Nov 3, 1912
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~ ror safe IN Columbus bf
A. N. JONES.
HULL's WORMLozENaEs.

HULL'S WORM LOZENcFs
DR0VED 10 more than 800 e..ss = I.
a miallble-ihe only certain worm DESTROY.
ing medicine ~ use, and arc he greatest dis
eoveery ever made for dlspeling The various
KINGS o. worms That 80 frequently and distress
sngy annoy both children and adults. Mapv
diseases arse from worms, and occasion loag
and intense suffering and even death, without
their ever being suspected; grown persons are
often aflcted with them, and are 65ctorea lor
various complaints, without any benefit; when
one dose Of these Lozenges would speedily
cure them. They are an inhlhble remedy.
and 80 pleasant 10 the taste that children viii
take them as readily as common peppermint
Lozenge
READ THE FOLLOWING LETTERS.
New York, Sept n, Is4l.
Dear Doctor-ACcording to your request.
we have used your Lozenges in several eaeps
Of worms, and found them uniformly suceess-
fol. W0ha,o no difficulty in getting Children
TO take them, as they are perfectly pleasant.
We SHALL use them IN our practice whenever
occasion Offers, believing them to be the best
vemfuge medicine in use. We have also
used your Cough Lozenges very extensively.
and find them fully to answer the purpose Won
recommend for. Respectfully. sc.
ZACHERlAH d. LANE, ND.
W. F. PLEASANT, M. D.
Mr.. Fulsom Of Spring street N. York, cured
three Of his children Of worms by only one box.
Mr.. w. Hopewcll, east broadway, rave them
to his child and they brought away the worms
by hundreds.
Parents should always keep these Loaenpes
In the bo1asn FIR fhov ara tie bcst -. f.?...
that can be administered to children afflicted
with worms Children will take them as rea-
dil{ as the most delicious sugar candy.
Prlce - cents per oox, with foil directions.
For sale in Columbus by
A. y. JONES,
Columbus Miss Nov. 2, 1872
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NOTICE.
NOTICE,
TNHE sale Of Drugs and NTedirfn,

November l7,ISf2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

- ..s"LEn DOLLARS EENARD-IwilI give the above
- .c ~ lr apprehension ad delivery me, secured in
sT,r a, t arin again, The following five Negroes who ran
ny {" lthriay last belonging the Lower Byrd
Apla n'eh:aE county or S.l Tor either Of them, viz
ltrA ~ years old, appears oder having lost his front
i'm ip s"e NICK Of a horse, feet II inches high.
e. h "pn 70 years old yellow complexion, small black
"4sh JONES' NC Shows 'aees oi imam oioca' aoau
MAI 10 old, Is getting bald crown of his
Hl" Iazy walk, rather down look, feet inches high
srl ihS'ey about 81 years old prominent eyes, rather
Py. dark, but not black, feet III inches high.
asineh nigh ' "o'' anu 'a'' s''' 'oo"'"e' loci nan
IL to ssIcs wen, OF. together, from Richmond They are
Else ~ e Country, may be the river boating, wiih
LrraTrs, WIN. ii. SANDERS.
y" 's'd Plantation. Coochand, CO., May g. eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

ID ELTZiIOoyER'S OLD ESTABLISHED FOUNTAIN Inn,
Ed IIo STRAIT omore "A having obtained circulation,
undersigned designed g up The conduct Of The fopn-
TAIN Inn and had disposed 81 s right and interest IN Ia
her hi. method his friends and The travelling
pc ,a no ced whatever 10 e placed IN any such report
CONG tfom what quarter He still continues al the old
tgbisled stand he WILL customary, he always prepared
for the accommodation Of the public NJ change whatever IL
he in the effort 10 sas all his former al
teinpls 10 make the patrons OF the iiou-e comfortable
GEORGE BELTZHOOVER
I,n 6J-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

go ,1cS n - ~ CHARLES MAY AND OTHERS
Take Tns1 " hue m ,p'n my and
March, 1872 the hours 81 ~ VI ndv,d l. scmcrs
Co.. nss county Of e Ra d and and
of Virginia. proceed to take the @ and undete
superior ccu,. Of Law and yhh We arc plaintiffs
and YOU and Others arc dcfendan's and ~
dispositions shall not he T nn, the same be
ed day, they Will be continued HUN BRANCH < HOLMAN.
completed Std
Feb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

\ l"-in''an' oa decree tine Circuit superior Court
"hi 'hahcr:y Tor tie county of Southampton, ana
Ia, sH ai'd 10 me directed, bearing date November l.
~ ',ltd to advertise ~ the Richmond Enquirer, ana
'hit'i.s ncer, published in Washington city, that
hf no% elnann. undcr fhe control of the court, dc
- i Y na'.tf aai "a Taos. Reeves, Jas j. Wade and VIE,
- .:ei!tas Reeves, Sterling e. Wirsow Ridley For
, - @!cha F9utiet ana Charlotte Porter, and thcy are
AK. = 1'r' forward and the sums decreed 10
i. 4.'fr!y ana comply with conditions Of tile order
'irnh-s % Con.tcss, III whose district those
WI coaier favor their constituents hy giving
~ n " s7il'"s! information. EDWD. BUTTS.
'''tlharr H. lril. 6g-tf
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trust SALE OF LAND AND SLAVES.

u q Deed Trust executed the subscriber by Ste
sooSe ~ r 2it day Of May, lsil and duly admit
y NE Clerk cice Of Cumberland county, for The
~ & curing debt due to Thomas Booker, WILL on The
~ @ a. chtnary next \, Cumberland Court house, 1t hes 2
~ :" Cumberland February Court next, offer, nj pup
M e,'n % ~ hcac bidder fur cash Tract al Land de-
oeed - lying the Davenport road In said conn
.r We said Cooke lives. containing abont on
Wi lh>s good t.,r Farm with suitable buildings &c
,, "e go, a the time and place, and for the sane
H. 'HfE sllvrS, Merritt and Martha, such portion oil
m .r'y - vi. satisfy sand deed, amounting to abnu,
se Gt I, h;s property i believed 10 he good but act
'st 'ae night such will be- conveyed, and no other
i, ~. -, HEZ. FORD, Trustee
'.tfi Tf.. 7S-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

I,aE TEETi-R. W HUDSON, DrS1lsr, has arrived III
Rchmond, aud has located permanently few doors below
the Exchange Bank Main He has associated himself
with Dr. thewninc Dentist aud respectfully tenders his serv
In branch the citizens of Richmond
and the public generally.
RErEREScEsRev br Piumer, Gen. rcyton, L. w Chamber
layne NJ d., Gen. Pgram Sidney s Baxter, Esq., Gen. Dor
man, DR.. Brockenbrough, Il. G. Cabcl, Nj. ID.
The Undersigned having had opportunities Of becoming
quained with the professional merits Of Pr r. " Hudson, Sur
Dentist take pleasure recommending him the public
gentleman skilled his profession aud of unexceptionahe
department Dr. Hudson has been engaged Tor about three
the practice Of his profession Sauutan, aud the Valley
Virginia. during which he operated upon the teeth of
raj nt bsrs of families ad gave entire satisfaction.
Wa. KINNEY
RRiScOE G. BALDWIN,
JOHN J. ALLEN,
JOHN H.. PEYTUS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

REED D. COLEMAN ATTORNEY At LAW, attends the Courts
OF Cumberland, Powhatan, buckingham, and Prince Ed
ward anu viii attend business that may De en-
trusted 10 him. Address-Cumbeand Court house.
Feb. S6-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

LANES q GEORGE WINSTON, CoMMis,oS MERCHANT
have consignment and offer for SALE the lowest prices
the following articles:
p",, !, ,,,,.ls Madeira Wine 10 years old
s,m,,,in md Goshen Butter Old Mad. Wine in lemons
I,,I IN ;or. and kegs Srcars al s. per
Randy F,nr Windsor Chairs
pnnk,ynra, Flour Mahogany, assorted
naf s,par Vcncer|
Co,,on Yarn Table Lc-s
Nails, assorted .hmf bdths
Indigo Mann.dhy Nho"'
pm.no Suf, Springs
c,mr Hair Cloth
cnunv Pays curlcd Hair
c.a,,a,, Moss
f,a.,an Meal Selves
AInonds Cookie Selves
Irish Whiskey Sanu screen =, .oc
imi,a,on French Brandy Bark Mills
n.d All. Randy Hydraulic Cement
S,ordinIs Fiocrin: Plank
Country Gin shihses o. r.
Jan. ~ =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

SMYRNA DrL-, Nov. 18th, 1871.
~~,u,s .,:c,,,,r have been afflicted with Sammering
for eighteen wears and found relief nnil cac "us
you affords me mue .I pe ~ 6y. days cen
reviewed. and can now speak well a. could possibly
therefore persons who hase olR mnTrEY
under instructions. "
To E. G. Briggs ". d., Richmond, Va ssf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

NEGRO HIRING &cl shall continue To iile on Servants
~ sell Produce, and cnes. Debts ~ ms Guy a"" w
ing countless '''''''e ROBERT hill,
OEce or Cross Street, BY BeA 7ar'rn:
Rirhmond Dec 9th, 1871 nz-u
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Tho Undersigned having had ample opportunities Of becoming
acquainted with the professional. merits u DR. r. ~ Hudson Sur
Dentist takes pleasure IN recommending him to the
public gentleman enncniy skilled III his profession. and Of
ce Of hs profession In Staunion recently for about three
during which time he operated UPON The teeth OF several
family and entire lie
several whole o teeth and single ,ec and
have heard his operations have been approved uf and
thai SPEAK the general al the
SAY pr Hudson regarded ncompaIaby tho
best Dentist who has ever psaciised in Staunton.
ALEXANDER H. II. STUART.
Stanton, Augusta Co., Va, Nov. lsil.
Feb eG-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

no HENRY CHARLEY sSp MDsiS GOOLn.-'f.A- no
icc. ;a shall. The eighth day O. February, lsi2 nj tie
William clrS, he countyI Hanover, Proceed IL
dcposonS OF Robert Melton AM others h. read
evidence IN Cbancery depending in tie n Chan
Gerry the county ens.co and Il Richmond, which
am plaintiff you d.frnars AMI il, "n any cause, the
said dispositions commrncrd being
NOT com !e,ei day. shall continue place.
from dag, until they completed, for III. space Of
week. WILLIAM NlNIrIf.LD,
administrator If P,ir Hn,stoa, Gec,istd.
~ I'd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

EVILS NIL, CoilEcTnR GESsR.L AcESr, Richmond,
IL Pa attends iiiIin: Negroes Renting Houses Collect
ing Claims Richmond and the adct counties, AMI attends
Caroline County Courts.
isrnsFor hiring 81; and bonding i per cent No charge
mad. for collecting The j.. H.,
0.Fec ore, Store # Jas. W Rae:ge E.q
Dec -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

WYATT, WINSTON 4 POLLARD. fByan s Mates lo,e
~ staad orr FOR sale the trade boil, and country
CUSTOMERS The follow Goods, received hy
arrivals from Baltimore and New Y"-s, al whc, having
laid Tie hest Viii be sold low for cash
u runciia customers.
81 hide New Orleans Porte Ricoani s.. croiS Sugars
: do. Cuba Clarified 10.
10 do. prime New Orleans a!,h ,sses
10 do. do. Porto fco, III. for retailing
irrrss
l5n ba.s Coffee, prime green Rio tncwl
IS do. old aand Laenyra Coffee
80 boxes Loaf Sugar, Of various qualities
5 half chests Gurrowdcr Tea
Cheap, Gunpow'cr, Imperial aud Young IIyson do.
90 boxes Soap, uf y2clJnS qualities
40 do Sperm Candles, best quality New Bedford
10 do. Judi's Patent Sperm Candies
10 do .ho-; 1875 do. do for raverns, &c.
50 do best Talow Candles
100 sacks Iiverpo" fine salt
20GN0 lis prime EacUn shoulders and misdlnss, cheap
20 casks Cheese
800 quarter, half and whole boxes Rasins, best bunch
200 Kegs Nails; assorted, Iron and Steel
Ginger Indigo. Pepper, Ailsricr Bar Lead, Shot
Gunpowdcr wrapping and wiring Paper
Cotton Yarns, licrrings, &C., &C.
Dsel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

DEIS0NS indebted The Of Wyatt, Winston, Pollard
Co.. spccuiy asked make paynrnS-tlosc has
IN claims requested present the iGnidon.
WM. q. WINSTON.
NrM. r. u. POLLARD,
LCClEN Il. PRICE
Feb S5-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

NrOTICE-The franklin Manufacturing Company nave ;.
non,ed A. Maddox their Agent, " no viii he nrnsheh ~
hi. c;orr Two doors below the Bank Of Virginia. win rS
mnv o ali The varieties Of Writing Paper made at Their NH
viz: Foosrap iatcap, packet post aud letter Paper, All " NJ
viii r y wholesale and retail such rces As cannot ia "
satisfy The nub and country merchants, and cizchs u
The state generally respectfully invited TO examine s foS
S"in,ss " RICHARD WHITFIELD, President
1SpIsII GROUND PiAS FER, casks. always on hand
~ WYATT, WINSTON & POLLARD.
:, 1d-im
S,EoRGE ". TRuEHEART, ATTORNEY Al LAW, Char
" cerdt "a will practice IN AhsnaI'e, rnsaHa 'm "
carGded n his care will strict and prompt attention
IL viii also attend 10 the Collection Of Claims in any of the al
~. lie viii remain in Richmond from the 2h to the 18th m
an and can h. found by calling at the office Of Go'de & scd
R,jtrass-Kea Kendall A,waler II; W: j. J. Try Co.
or, r 4 i : james 4 Co Carngton, Thornton q Gibson
p Tayivr Geo a Jas winston, Chas & Ihos. H. Ellis,
Dec % -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

rY,HE Copannershp al Wyatt WINSTON Pollard 4 Co is This
day dissolved by mutual consent All debts due 10 the
well the Liabilities, will settled either YIN.
Wiuso WIN. I. H. Pollard Dr. Lucien u. Price who alone
are authorized 10 settle same.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

| sSPIsu GROUND PLASTER, in casks. always on hand
WYATT WINSTON & FoLl.AEn.
=, :, Td-im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

4 VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR eAi.E.-iy
a sie oi Deed Trust from John lieih a Margaret his
T. h-irns date the lih August, 1893 AMI admitted 10
record tie Clerks Office oE Goach,nd County Court, 18Th Au-
L'' l rll Friday. the lth dag of March, lSi2 nj
'eNeS the premises 10 sale AZ bc auction, Ia
II highest aidF lhatva'nlhe Estate Goochland County,
aes yr 4 siInypr' containing about 80 Of
ani ah, 800 If which Of River ani Creek low
.'iris >u,fg:el N fertility b. the There
a. - seeded this Esa;r, informed, about 6lo
'' .a,a IL. Gsa passes through this Estate, and It Is
= 'iHrn's aslt, saarr me city - Richmond.
--. z nc. .ll onlg such title rs Is vested
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02
A HARD BARGAIN.

"IIow will you swap watches?" said B.
to a plough. logger, one day last week.
81 have no watch" was the reply; Shut
ifye want to trade,l will sell ye horse"
"ls he good for anythlngW
"Yes the best saddle horse 10 The coun.
try"
GLOW is he in a carriege?"
ale ought TO be good, he was brought
up to bakers cart"
81 will give you ten dollars and my
watch for him."
"The horse is yours" said he Of the
sod.
Our friend mounted, and found the
horse as recommended, an excellent sad
die horse. B. was nightly pleased with
his bargain, end determined to prove all
his good qualities at once, forthwith har-
messed him into wagon.
"Uee up, says ID.
"Gee down." Gays the horse.
And our friend found six feet OF himself
10 the mud, with the front Of the wagon
flying in all directions around him.
Friend" says u. "you told me this
horse was good in carriage"
3" | told YOU no such thing" said the
plcughman.
"DId'nt you say he was brought up to
a bakers carf"
eyes, sartain l did; but then he was
taken away again, for the d himself
couldn't drive him.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02
A GOOD ONE.

The Washington correspondent OF the
New York Herald, in noticing the eplen.
did diplomatic dinner given by the Press
ldent to Lord Ashburton, relates the fol-
lowing of old Hickory:
Mentioning the foreign ministers, i,
calls to mind an anecdote Of Gen. Jack |
son, and the Portuguese Charge d'Afairs
which Balie Peyton used to tell with
great effect. When, MIR. McLane was
Secretary o! State, new minister arriv>
ed from Lisbon, and day was appointed
for him 10 be presented 10 President Jack.
sou. The hour was set, and the Secretary
expected the minister TO call at the State
Department for him but McLane's
French is like that of the present. transla
tor to the Department, rather difficult OF
comprehension, and the Portuguese mis-
understood him, q proceeded TO the white
House alone. He rang the bell, and
Jimmy O'Neal, Martins predecessor,
came 10 the door.
L" Je suis venu voir, Monster lie Plesi.
deut," said the minister.
What the devil does that mean?" said
Jenny; "he says President though, and
| s'pose he wants to see the gineCaI."
J 'Oui, ou,' said the Portuguese, bowling,
So Jenny ushered him into the green
room, where the General was smoking hi:
corn cob pipe with composure. The
minister made bow to the president, &
addressed him in French, of which tn,
General did no, understand one word.
"What does the fellow say, JENNY"
Devil know, knows reckon he:
lurriner."
"Try him in Irish, Jenny. said OLE
Hickory. Jenny gave him touch o
, the genuine MIesian, but the miuiste
only shrugged his shoulders with the usu
t al "plat H." Och says Jenny, she can
, 20 the Irish, sir; he's french by Jazurs.
"Taen send for the French cook ant
let him try if he can find out what the
gentleman wants"
, The cook was hurried from the kitchen
sleeves rolled up, apron on, and the car
!; wing knife in hand. The minister seem!
} this formidable nPparition, and doubling
J that he was in the presence Of the heac
| of the nation, feared some hery ,mad'
for the door, before which Jenny hat
planted himself to keep bin in. Wher
the cook, by the Generals order askec
. him who be was and what he wanted, hi
gave very subdued answer 10 the aston
/ i0hment of the cook, the President ant
r Jenny now discovered for the first time
: the character OF the stranger.
r In this stage Of the business McLanC
J came in, and the minister wac presented
10 form. But the matter could not be
) alluded TO in Old Hickory's presence
t without throwing him into passion.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02
NO. 80
Important questions for Congress to discuss
and settle at once.


In Politics. Were crows nest used
for ballo, box, and the eggs for ballot
balls, and should one of the eggs hatch
after being deposited, and the birds fly
away, ought the shell or the bird, or
neither to be counted in footing up the
ballot.
In Sentiment. Which is The most sen-
timen,al looking object, crow, blind in
one eye, drawing mathematical diagrams
in the sand, or an owl on an Egyptian
obelisk decyphering hieroglyphics?
In Natural History. Will aIgrssshop-
per that has lost his tail, by accident or
Otherwise, sing?
In MeteorOlogy. Are the atmospheric
laws which govern tarnodo, the same
as those which regulate a tempest in T.
tea pot.
! In Natural Philosophy. Can a ghost
carry shadow if so, is it the ghost, or
lis shadow that vanlshes at The Growing OF
cock.
In Ichthyology. Why is.it that a por-
polse never turns his tail to the wind. BY
what law is il that the shark, compeIs the
little pilot fish 10 move just before him, g.
point out his path through the ocean.
| Political Economy. Ii Adam and Eve
had used palm leaves, instead of zig
leaves for garments, what is the amount
of labour would have saved in sewing
them together!
In LegiSlation.' What is the difference
inter the condition of a member of Con-
gress, who is waiting to make speech,
and that of one of Jobs comforters, who
said he was ready TO split.
In Efymology;
, Why does ay going to bed.
Sleep with its tail above its head.
When all these primary and iunda-
mental questions shall have been discussed
and settled by Congress, it would be we'll
perhaps TO give some attention TO bank =.
rupt treasury, aud ruined sountry.
( Phil. ". American.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02
TRUST SALE.

- ,;rtue of deed Of uust executed
by Hiram g. Runne 3Gs anu IN NJ 0Os a.
a'sss to SECURE Wm. S. Byrd, in GER
W.T. !um, ,6enn mentioned, and dated the
v. EaD If January 1887, and duly re-
Ass the Office of the Clerk of Pro-
. \ Yezoo county, state Of Mississippi
/ VA proceed to sell Tor cash on
bimGay the first day Of August
W.. IN The premises IN said county oil
W wssa0 and state aforesaid, the following
s.,'y or 80 much thereof as will pay
M .,coud note mentioned in said DECD
's. y 4 ia book G. page lOl aud 1922
s.. basil halt south west quarter norm
hsIf nest half south west quarter, anu
.aalk half vest halt south east quarter Of
....,Ao Ma. 7. and east half north west
aa.sler. west half south east quarter east
h.if snnlh vest quarter east halt south
Gaff uudTleI UOTlH lul "Cst h"' SO
ouutler south hall west half north We
oassler of section No. Is, and north hal
5OlIh east quarter west half south ives
aaafler, south half west halt north ives ives
uuarIsr Of section No. l9, township ~
auaS 3 sast; Also south half west bal
sOalls east quarter, south half east hall
sauiI west quarter section No. -, and
woslkAlf north east quarter east half north
sas, A.aarlar sn,"h nall a~st bill mart b
Mt 6Oar,er south half west half north
ves. aparer section No. "a, township II
range y east, subject 10 entry at Mount
ISAlas. AciIng as trustee | will convey
such bile only as is vested in me, which
liz heIieyed 10 be good,
r. +. LEAYEL, Trustee.
Feby. 4, 1912. 9 tds.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02
WONDERFUL.

Inter nos we believe Qor upon this
point we hazard much in speaking posi-
tively,) that on yesterday, with these our
veritable optics, we saw two ladies in the
blessed light OF day, walking the streets
oil our city, without their busfles.
Ala. Times.
And you've been busting about the
ladies bustles, have you Nice work this
for a new member Of the editorial CORPS.
who has Just been fairly inflated into the
secrets Of the order. What lmper!inence
to be thus slyly peeping on the street. at
ladies unmentionables. But see here,
friend inter nos you know, just tell US
what sort of things these bustles are, and
where to look to find them, and darned il
we don't peep too. Flor. Eng.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02
t'MiniStratOr'SS Sale

I GREEABLY to an order Of the
\ Honorable The Probate Court oil
Ines county, Mississippi, made at the
December term thereof, 1871, we
Am
'Astra Monday the I'd day of May
y administrators, proceed to sell at
|a'E auction, 70 the highest bidder, 10
4 laFN Of Tchula, in SAID county, on a
'1ll Of twelve months, the following
Y e.lale belonging 10 the estate of Will.
n.y. tnyser, late of Holmes county,
'fssed, 10 Wit: Lots Nos. ITO, III,
Is, "a, 1879, 1885,, Ga, SO, los,
%, 257, l56, l59, 100, 1862,
III, 1865, l66, 200, pol, 2O2,
2Oi, 2O5, 2O6, 2O7, 1877, 1853,
~, III, l72, l73, ia, rs, II,
80, 81, 1893, ia, III, 1872,
\ iql l4S, l49, $50, Isl, l52,
l55 and 1856; together with
epCvded third part Of the following
n z wit: 3d. 470, $50, 469 and
i'o' wh'oh card above doooribod
situated y, lying and being in The
lcNuIa, Holmes county, Missis.
'. with approved security will be
~ he purchasers. Sale to take
'"' 10 The houss prescribed by law.
NJ CLEMENT
! lu . , o'Wm. J. Frayser decd.