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New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07
WHITE PINE TINE Err

in cribs or single logs, by the raft Ssge .og, or
ed 10 order for keel pieces. sawed order deck
mill shafts, Sc.; vale stuff plank bridge and scow
and plank OF all sizes; plank gutter sicks balus-
chnists' dimension stuff, tradeS, and building timber
bridge timber, king and queen of every description.
posts, header and trimmer
beams, dock tenders, &c.
GEORGIA PINE TIMBER
in Logs for toprnasts; or HEMLOCK TIMER
sawed into plank, rails co. III logs, sawed into rang
umns and girders, engine ing and timber. ani
frames, and other dcs for all other requiring
cripoh that may be required. low-priced arttc.e.
Prblic Contractors Bridge Builders, Manufacturing Com
panies Shippers and others requiring large orders. may
depend upon having them executed al the shortest notice
Saws for making long short small sized siuls-ucl
paes. blind a, oakum Stats, wedges rocket rods, nc r
let by the hour 10 persons furnishing their own timber
for rip saving cross-cuttng. To all those interested IN
the a0-e we invite 10 call and examine for themselves al
COLTER < DUGARD.
B.-Ir VIM A. Palmer is fitting up complete
Turning Establishment with power 10 every
description of turning great saving from iorner prices
thus aording builders and others nc!es for obtaining
materials exceed by other establishment in the country
GEORGE CoLyER, NewYork Steam Saw Mill,
THOMAS DUeARD} footof l4,h-st., y. River. au6 Inn
ESIRE PROOF IRON SAFES There
can he no greater evidence of the high estimation by
the public Wders Patent Saamaner Safe Than the fact,
that the invention OF these Safes and their Suhseque
trials and tests almost every thing made for TIE OF
vendors by the name OF Saamander Safes
The following gentlemen composed Committee OF hier.
chants the trial OF safes in blast furnace the foot OF
waLsree and decided in favor OF Wilder's Patent Safe
Messrs. wADSWORTH SMITH,
!" BALDWIN & CO,
{" MINTURN & CO,
CHAS H. MARSHALL, Esd
wder's Saamsnder Safes, which have failed TO
p'F''l : @ slLAs c. HERRiNG, General AGENT,
anu I!' 'u'' aus.0jN II. J. THoMAs K CO, Albany.
E. c. SALISBURY, Troy.
y7 If J. w. STANTON 4 CO., New Orleans.
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Croton Water.
7gNO ENGINEERS, Manufacturers and

NV ENUINEIENS,N observation-disclosures and
E Others Yielded pronght Iron tubes Tor Steau Wa
Ter, Gas, &c. from to inches diameter and in lengths
from inches II feet, capable OF sustaining internal
pressure OF from 600 l0uOn lbs per square nchtoge
er will, fittings of every descriptions such bows, Us,
Reducing Sockets, Cocks, &c, which the Tubes
Joined by Screws and by of which they ay be put
together with the creates; facility by ordinary workman.
The great strength and durability of heSe tubes
pared with Copper other material and their economy
rener them superior TO all others for any OF the purposes
above mentioned For sale by
iy2s lf w AIWORrI Il MASON Sc Ann.st
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

4 WI II cotItb EA i tekhbi Va tJthE-
SAPARILIA, prepared by DR.. Otto Rntton, has
proved IL Ell: very valuable specific IN OF ScreulH
Salt Hheu and cufaeons diseases generally particularly
,is arising from mpurty O the blood. The SYRUP pre-
pared from tie EXTRACT is also far superior 10 ahy OTHER
syrup Of Sgiapaa ever before prepared. Both Eay be
Obtained of Wm H. Minor 1872 Broadway. corner Joha-s;
T. r. De Forest, Il Greenwich corner o! Morri~st ".
H. Thurman, eoFaer Canal aad Varess j. j. . eg es
tInylon corner Spring and HCdsofrss: a. McLeod 19
Hueson.st D. a. Rnsenmlier 81 Bleecker, coz. Chri.
pher; J. w. Rassett, 6i+ Broadway, ard Of
P. BOVINE i co. Wholesale Druggists, 81 John'st.
iy9 Smotaw Agents Tor Osgoods Indin Chola2CgUe
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

&, Beeknan street in Reading and wrne-also in the
higher brarches OF Ergls with French Latin and Piano
Fortc music.
The primary object give respectable class Of e
males who have not had early opportunities 10 acquire an
education, the privilege OF dong. without attending
public seminary.
Hours from nine in the morning in The evening
hest ifr,,
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NR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND Syrup

nR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND Syrup
ofWild Cherry may be had at Minors Drug Store,
fg2 Broadway, corner OF John street.
From the great satisfaction this medicine has given ~
Throat and Lung Diseases, or weakened T
oeciay when the nervous system inquired. ctainng
m attention of tke medical profession in vans sections et
the country, well as in populoaS cities from he
stance of lis wonderful effects. 1,;.,
at Chamborsur states that DR.. Humphrey late o, q,
Thomas in this county, used Dr. Sysp ~ ~ mo
Cherry personally during protrae,ea y
u auy other medicine he could oD.nll,. y W III III
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NI EW YORK Dying and Printing Esta-
~ Orders carefully attended 10 and promptly e1reue'
ms2 hINNFGm
FTsHT TEETH. THE TEETH.-On

FaTHE TEEIH, HI lETA Ii.-NJIi
atmospheric pressure prnc pies full sets OF best nm
eral teeth any number that may be required "ili os i-
serted Il. M shortest and in the neaesi STYLE Ithoni
sprays or clasps. Filing Cleaning and Regulating The
Teeth done usual In the best manner FOR sxiracGne
tsoth 80 cents for curing The oothaGhe o. lope:o'
warranted Eby Dr. T. Buskey Dentist, Y Murray street
next door to the Church, one block wcst oil Broodway
Gerafe l'rrins castl lYld eOlJm
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DPITANNIA METAL WARE.-Tea

} Sets Tea and CoIec Urns, Castor, Lamps, Dish
Covers, Music Plates Communion Taaharts CUPS fiaes G
ptisulal Bowls, Coffin Plates &c &c, @
refined rolled metal BY 11ez Reed Barton, ot Laun'on,
iass ard warranted superior any other
m this coun,ry and equal 20 any sac ~ s
only agent in this city, "lIHhfshI IL. H. IL,
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Observation-Disclosures

" viii find il their cali No 10 Catherine
street where may be isru. tile second floor.
sfve assortment OF splendid Cabinet Furure o the newest
and most approved patterns and which Will he sold
prices below what inrniure n the quality be
bought for ancon The advantage here offered in buy
ing the regular manntaciOry aacton prices must be
evident IttIme and hong experience the business
any advantage IN manufacturing good and erpamenia
the subscriber feels coaent in saying :a, any who may
call al No "a Caihfrine-street and make their selection
shaii have full and ample satisfaction, both price ard
nrnIify ARTICLES purchased. = EANNING r2f
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SNTHITSEY q JENKINS, CKOTON

Wv WATER PLUMBERS. No. Joha street,
Broadway New York. White Pine, red Cedar and Locust
Hydrauis Lead and Iron Pipes OF rt quality Baths Water
Closets, Cern Pumps, Cold Water Fountains Lead Work,
and Hydraulics every esrr piion, furnished and fixed
The approved principle and most reasonable terms
S Gn smareT M aaPs ia e ~. 2f9Qf y q II Rh s
place, where he has supcrntended some o 'r ar-
yest public baldnss will warrant his work equal not
superior to any in use Certif from MIR. Thomns W.
Walter Architect of Girard College, and others NAV be
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

EsATENT CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS
cuEa1IcAI, OH. BURNING FLtrIp-The SUBJ
Sriber woui invite tho aenioa Of The public to his stock
.,ft tGREENOu 6 HIS PAT EH1 LANES Which from their
a3ny and sunror qualities deSnnrd 10 srperSede ail
oters Ssy in use The oil which is burned in tie'n IS
hanca preparation, clean Us p,pefes and . eve,
pyo4abI@ light free from all smoke slaci or grease ana
m neither sol Eor stain. Common Lamps can be altered
=. ,r;ai, p.ra5ase 10 burn the fluid. The subscriber IS
;, n.tnitied 70 refer of most respectable
c,,,;i;G.d ysho are nov using the article.
iSaiifs' Wv J. e. HOOKER, 5SS Broadway,
FB-There IS 'iager o explosion 10 eIhe. %, one =, 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

II Iecrure.-A Lecture Willie delivered on Tuesda,
evening, the 9Th, the Lecture Hall OF the Fourier Assoc
alton, All Broadway. as O'Clock, the Social and Mora
advantages Of Association The Lecture will be free.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07
HoKOWN'S BOWLING SALOON

geKOWN'S BOWLING SALOON.
Masonic Hall! BrondwayIn introducing this eSlab-
hiep. to the notice OF genemrn the proprietor would
call attention possessing adYanta superior to any
thing yet produced in the world and where can be
nraSsociaad with vuitrty ohJecona-
bic society II has been The aim o the proprietor III adapt
mr. this superb hall 70 tie purposes OF athletic exercIse TO
,sod roprcty; to insure lhs he has cen carelnl IN his
Selection 6 assistants and particularly those charged with
20 srangeis visiting the city, aud also citizens derons
nj amusement and hvigorBng exercise during their ab.
sence from business this Hall has attractions Of high order
inviting by the cell ghlui cooInes consequent upon ITS size
and perfect ventilation aud the order AMI deeorun prevail
ing from strict discipline among liz attendants.
II. H-n this SaIeon win bc t0und six alleys, thereby
preventing the usual detention much objection ys 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07
A 8 S OCIATION; /;
Or, Principles Of True Organization Of Society.

~ a Meeting OF the Executive ceunci Wa De- he!d
This Monday evening, at O'Clock.
J. T. s SMITH Secretary.
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9uVER WARE.-Wm. Thomson. No.

SILVER WARE.-Wm. Thomson. no.
- ro9 Wi!iian-sree continues 30 manufacture SILVER
Ware Of the best description and e the n.es patrfls
praen,aton Vases Pitchers Walters. Tea and Coffee Ser
,ces Iake and Fruit Baskets and Ciidrcts dns, richly
chased and appropriately designed.
aso Desert Frrii Knives and Forks, sser bades Forks
I'D snoons kne.,hreaied and pap-threaded patterns.
Prize Medals Of yarions patterns Ipled ior e Oh fio
ricultural Horticultural! and sIGIfa! 70, 9oeeaeS
The whole of these articles are manufactured on the pre-
nise OF sterling silver and no care or Is spared in
the beauty of;fie workmanship.
b. Drawisgs and estimates OF articles for presentation
.siIl he fIrn.hef IN 70 Application S25 Snl
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07
PATENT sALAMAN

wv DER SAFES.-These safes perfect non.con-
ductor heat and be destroyed, their contents
injured by ordinary fire. trials have proved
ard arc also proof against burglars being we'll secured hy
the most celebrated patent locks now IN use large as
Soeut, various constantly on hand and for sale by
SlLAS C. HERRING, Agent No. iS9 Wuter->t.
Also, above, OF second hapd Iron Chests
mae by derent manufacturers with good locks sntabl6
10 protect plate ewey and other valuabes against thieves,
for sale from 50 10 60 cent below The rst cost an2 81
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1.TFp POWER TO LET in the

w village owe.t Farms Il mics son, ts9 a eity The The
m mn = , 5d oTwaie throughout, the year from
y bore power let viii sqsf fG9T saa a.a On ws res
~ asnn ,treet. or al the West Farms Saw Sli y3u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

y OILED AND PLATED BRaeo.-
rst rate article Of Rolled and rIaien go 3D. nLa, t -
always be found al JAMES 6. MOFFEII, ~ s. r; -;
near Wooster, the lowest market prices se1 ~
er!7erior article Of Conprrs Rrzss ----------
DlLLS OF EXCHANGE on al parts
ENGLAND. Irelana and Scotland in SUNS oil L. SiV
Els ECO or ,ay amount, fer sale M q, e.,c oqw,u and
- = - l5G Broadway.
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WHOLE no. l1g,
0LOTHING, 90 Chatham street.-Per

" in OF good Clothing and wishing 10 save
poLSEN.S rsw Store. No es Chatham street a,s exai-
i> stock Ut ready made Clothing, be'nr- purchasing
the p-ice jc2 san"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

4 IKENESSES taken by the Daguerre0-
A type Process are taken the rooms corner Broad-
way and Johns in superior style with all the modern
improvements without any regard 10 the weather the re-
sDlt being always the same.
distinctions in the abovc beautiful art are given and a-
paraus furnished at moderate prices
~ b. All the apparatus used in the business may be- OBJ
tanned nj the above place Also every dcrpsion OF Mma
tlre Cases Lenses Plates &c &C. Specimens may be
1T the rooms al any time during the day. jy4 It
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g iFE and SPEECHES OF HENRY

I iFE and SPEECHES OF HENRY
ICLAY-MABLORY'S EDITION Broadway
tlou:e July 23i, l8t2-n general committee Of tie Demo-
Wing Young Men OF the city and county OF New
York,
Resored That The publication propo,ec OF the Life and
Speeches of Henry Clay By DANIEL MALLORY OF New
York undertaken with the and appreciation OF that
dsng siaesnaD is cordially recommended by this
Committee the favor OF their Democratic VIII. brethren
throughout the Union. Extract from the minnfes.
GILES NJ HiLLYER, Assn. Chairman,
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WHITE OAK TIMBER
in cribs or single logs, or saw
ed 10 order. for keel pieces.
mill shafts, &C.; vale stuff
and plank OF all sizes; ma
chiniSts' dimension Stufi,,
bridge timber, king and queen
posts, header aud trimmer
beams, dock feuders, sc.
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INSURANCE.

H1TNA Fire Insurance Company of N
A41 Y.-osce No . waIlsl-IuSlre against los or
damage by FIRE on dweine bouse, s,nrr ofis ioiture
vessels and their carsoes port ami proprSy geraIiy on
favorable terms any other ofer .
DIRECTORS
Charles Town, {. : woodruff. john I. Sasg,
john Allan, Sesrgc fomeroy T. g. CLAYTON
Fred'k Pentz. p. Loaf. FouIke.} Geo icolgatr
Russell SebbsrS, J. j. NJ Valentine, Isaac L. Pia,t
Chester Clark. WA. W NhteNrght. n. NJ blackwell.
l.. " HOLMAN, VIM. \. +. Peniz, 6. w Coii
:. D. Skilln, NJ L. Marsh, Jos. Jameson
K. Pe-g, J.U. Muller, Joshua Jones
A. W. Hupeden, Jno. Van sosserck, Silas Wood,
Theop's Anthony, RaSiei l. Srsy, William H. Thorn.
CHARLES TOWN. Prrssrirnt
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NgUTUAL INSURANCE.-On Dwell

FH = =
" Z ing Houses and Furniture only profits returned TO
The Assured. THE HOUSEHOLDERS' MUTUAL IN
SuRANCE COMPANY, Otice 10 all ST., separating
the insurance Dwelling Houses and Furniture that
OF Stores and Merchandise
II well known almos, at! the Losses incurred in the
business Insurance, the the burning OF valua-
tl. and costly goods.
This increases the expense of insurance the household
aud may possibly deprive hiA The very security or
whick he pays his premiuRl
The cash payseniS premiums form fund which. at
ec paying expenses and losses, Represented by scrip and
i>sued to the assured in proportion She OF heir
insurance.
This Company is prepared insure against loss darn
age by fire. Dwelling Houses occupied u whole part
such, Household Furniture and ali Household Properly
ordinarily kept dwelling houses Every person nsur-
with ibis Company is entitled Tor each hun
dred dollars insured.
DIRECTORS:
Guan .Verparck, r. h.Robertson, Stephen Cambreeng
Roht HenryLut!low Samuel Msrtin Frederick Depeser
William II. Harrison, FAX Schuchard,, Daniel Seymour.
4. X. RODGERS, President
mylS-Sm D. C. TAYLOR. Secretary.
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n REDFJELD. Bookseller and Sta

New York. July lsth. 1872
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-29

EBURSUANT 10 the provisions Of q
10 Deed Of Trust, 10 me executed BY
willis .. Harvey, for the purpose o. Sc.
cnring certain sums Of money mentioned
therein, TO Absolem M. West, which said
deed is on record in the office Of the Clerk
Of the Probate Court, Of Holmes county,
in Book G. Of record of Trusts, and Mort
cages, &C., pages ia aud IT'S, shall on
Monday the 7lh day of November next, at
Lexington, proceed TO sell to the highest
bidder for cash, The following nogroes--
slaves for life, to wit;.-J,m, man aged
abou, 20 years, aud Charles, man aged
about 20. Such title as is vested in me
as trustee will be conveyed, md no other
HUGH II. FULTZ, Trustee.
May g, lSd2. % GIN.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-29
Notice..

M ETTElS u A ADMINISTRATION with
- the las; will and IeslanIeui annrx-''
having hecn grau Ell to The undersigned,
at the ,Seplemoer term 1872. OF The Hon
nrable Prohrle Court OF HOLMES county.
on the estate Of James b. DDly, deceaset
notice is hereby given 10 all persons hay.
ing or holding claims against sad dere-
dents estate, 10 present them wllhh Ihe
time Inn ed Nv Law, or the same will hr
forever barred, aud those Indebted WI
make immediate pa>m1n.
LEMUEL DOTY, Executor.
Sep. 10. 30 CIV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-29

,.,s plucked The lighted weed from
|nd yi mouth, using few such words
p '" 'h,oed would no, be forgotten. SO
W. ." .,ory ia bad enough il all consci.
NV ~, what will our readers think
F'ncp, Harmed int the poor little ragged
Ire'e" W." Picdyune.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-29
q l. OF MiSSiSSif-I7
HOLMES County: =

THUMBS COUNTY:
pate curt, September term lSa
r,",EEABLY 10 an order ofh.
''''o'a'Ir The Probate Cour, q,
IN 'ou"'y, Mississippi, made AZ m.
W. 'erm toereot, A. ID. 1912.
"erehy gwen TO all persons m.
"e ANUS, tenemen,s and here.
'ohh ReOerger, late Of SAID
Lr'a'ed, TO be aud personally
y 'o our saId Cou OF Probate,
" lis next December term
1T There to show cause !, 49,"
H. "', why az order should no.
s.L' W 'h'' Court Tor the loIlowiny
ss TO The said decedants IS
s"": The easr half norlb wrs, 49,
H. 50, township IA, ranas 8
"'s . and o, in the town q,
49, lois 10 aud 10, in the town
eon", y having been suggested
g'ar' ny Elias TaJ Icr the Admin.
n "a ," ,us personal property Of said
W wv 10 pay the debts.
II Me-" mes, The Hon. John
\. w f. Williams Judge Of said
IL Court aud G..
lS42. Np'e'hher'
hoLLENGSwoRru
N, c'. = d p'oS.',' c :, |
Il" S' 9" pr iss s,l4l
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-29
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
.GM,N Monday The ION day ul OctoheT
W. next, will expose 10 pubic sale Ia
the highest bidder tur cash, before the
Court House door IA the town Of L"Xlug
ton, Holmes County, the following de.
scrlbed tract or parcels OF land, 10 W.T.:
the easl half North east quarter, east halt
south cast quarter ot section 20; "esI
half north west quarler OF section %, ali
m township ID, range 2 eust conlaing
$40 acres more Or less.
/ he above lands we're entered hy Will.
lam LiuIe, bun now owned bt OzIas Tav
Ior. Assessed us the property of WIN
lam Little, and viii be sold or So much
as will pay Five Dollars aud Eighty
cents, belng HE amount OF tax due tor the
year 1911, together with all costs accru
lug thereon.
Sale 10 take place within The hours
prescribed BY la".
B. d. SCOT {, Tax Collector
u Holmes county, Mi.
Sept. 10, 40 I'm. pr ID.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-29
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

"A GREEARLY 10 an order Of the
A Hon'he Probate Court Of Holmes
county, granted NJ Ihe Oct. term thereof,
1912, | viii ON Tuesday the 22d day Of
November next, AS Administrator Of john
I'll Williams, deed, proceed I" sell al pub.
lie cutlery, 10 the highest bidder, upon u
credit Of twelve months, before the Court
House door Of said county, the following
lands belonging to my decedrns estate
10 wit the south west quarter OF section
9, township II, range east.
Purchases giving good and undoubtet
securItv.
BURWELL PARKER, Admr.
u Jro. II. Williams, decd.
OcI. s. 1912. al 3w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-29
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT
Elliott g. Worler, J
Philippe A. Jones, ct al.
October Rules. 1870

October RuteS, 1912.
KTPON opening the matters in this bill
q and il appearing to the satisfaction
OF the Court that the defendants Phil
lippa A. Jones, Thomas Fearne and Ste
phen s. Ewing are non residents of this
State, ard tina, the ordinary process Of TILL
law cannot be served upon them II is
therefore ordered, that unless the said
defendants appear before the Vice Chan.
ceIIor at his Court room in the town Of
Cdrrolton, on the third Monday in De.
cember next, and plead, answer or demur
TO the bill of complaint herein, and give
security for the performance Of such de-
cree as the court may make, that the sam
will be taken as confessed, as TO them &,
such order and decree made in the prem.
ises as may be just and proper. 1t is fur
Their ordered that copy Of this order be
published once a week for two months
successfully in the Lexington Union.
w. HEMINGWAY, Clerk,
Fuliz f. Brooke, p. q.
OTIS. a 2m pfSl5
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-29
Notice.

m ETTERS Of Administration having
lA been granIed;o the undersigned, a,
September term, 1912. Of lh3 Honorable
the Probate Court Of Holmes county, nu
the estate Of John Rebsrger. deceased,
nollce il hereby given 10 all peisops, hav.
mg or holding cl4Im, against sand dece-
dents estate. "a present them Ni,hia the
time I"i'ed by law, OF they viii he tor
~ barred, md thpse indebted vi make
immediate payment.
ELIAS TAYLOR, Adm'r.
Sep 10. 40 Rw
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-29

Sdld Court.
Lucrelia Rolls,
SiIns NJ. Rolls.
E Upon opening the matters OF this
" Bill, and II appearing that the de-
trndant rs not an lnhatItnnl of this State,
bu resides beyond The limits thereof. so
thai The ordinary process e this Conr,
cannot he executed on HIM. II is ihere-
fore, ordered, that unless The snil defend.
lnl do appear before The Circuit Court OF
sail county, al The Court Room. in the
inun OF lexington, on The third MONDAY
If October next, aud plead, answer or de
OuI to said bill, the several allegations
thereof vii lie taken pro confesso, aud
decree ma le therein as the Court mny
deem equiahl" and just.
JOSEPH WALTON, Clerk,
Thos. #. Land, p. q.
July Is, 1919. 30 2m pr + SIS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-29
lPicdyune.
From the Boston Post.
WING PRIMER.

WIG PRIMER.
LESSON THE FIRST.
Ia Adams fall,
We sinned all.
Ia Tyler's rise.
We sinned likewise;
AID 10 Claws murder
We sinned fuTder.
Wire 50 deprnved
We can't he saved:
Without repentance,
Departs our sentence
With "lolden spoons"
And ".,kins OF coons,"
With solder nnd logs"
Ipgptters and hogs,
VIC wallowed like hogs.
"IIrpecanoe,
And TYLER too"
Was cried must hearty,
By all our party.
"TWo dollars aday,"
We promised to pay.
With good roast bee',
70 soolhs all grief;
And To expand
Wealth through the land.
By such like sia
We iol,ted IN
"Tippecanoe,
Aud TNIer too"
But all! too soon
Wllh the same coon,
We found Thereafter,
We'd caught tartar.
The public lands,
slipped through our HANDS;
Proud Blddle's troop
Was swallowed up,
G,ent Daniel, he
Is up a tree;
Aud all cur schemes
Have proved but dreams.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-29
IN THE DISTRICT CHANCERY
Court Of the State Of Mississippi.
JUNE Term, 1912.
VIM. Cochran, Admr'
Us.
Vosanh Groan

Ousepu OTeeH
T 7 pom opening the matters Of this
u bill, and it appearing 10 the salts
faction Of The Court, tina, Joseph Green
5 non resident Of The state OF Mississippi
il is therefore, ordered,by the Court that
publication be made for two months sue
ce-slvely, in the Lexington Union, 10 tho
town Of Lexington, .ior the above named
Joseph Green 10 apreas, plead, answer
or demnr, to tho hill Of complaint, by the
li;st DAY Of the next term Of this Court, 10
be holden at The Court Room AT Csrroll-
ton, on the third Monday in December,
nex,, otherwise the matters in said bill
will 10 taken pre- conlesso, aa to him.
WIN. HEMINGWAY, elk.
Marsh 4 Neil, pa.
July2, % I'm P(dia
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-29
TRUST SALE.


EDURsUA Mt to the provisions Of a
III Deed of trust, to me executed, by
WIN. A. McMilion for the purpose ofse>
curing certain sums of money mentioned
therein, to Aaron thurman, which said
deed is on record in the Office of ,he Clerk
OF the Probate Court Of Holmes county,
IN book G. OF record Of Trusts and Mort
cages, pages 223 and 224, shall on Sat
nrday, the l0ih day OF December next, Mt
Lexington, proceed te sell to the highest
bidder Tor cash, the following town lot
situate, lying and being in The town Of
Lexington, Miss, known and described
on The map Of said town as lot number 43,
aeng The same upon which said Nl'Mill.
ION now resides Such title as is vested
in me rs Trustee, will be convicted.
(Which is believed TO he gond) no other.
J. NJ. KOLLIAGSWORTH,
Tru slee
june | | II 6m.