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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-21
YAK COLLECTORS SALE

Y the fourth Monday, the 23d day
p May next, | will sell to the
r. bidder for cash, before the
DOqSe door IN the town ofLex-
IN hoImyS county, Mississippi,
" ggl55oSInG d scribed tract or parcel
IN 70 W.T. Lots numbers twelve,
u '. d Section q, township Is,
IN = east "a Lots eleven, twelve,
\, ssF a., fourteen, fifteen, sixteen,
/, 's4. ana eight, of section twenty,
y n 'n ny fifteen range two east.
sp.Il3 louF hundred and seventy
i. 4lgS more or less.
! j s (. a; Improperly of William
y ~ ana will be sold or SO much
4 as as will pay seven dollaS and
H. n'1 1 cents, being the amount of
"A co WI Tue year 1871, together
Il ~ 'o w.t. accrulng thereon.
|Rbed by law. '"''' '''' ilo"rS
N co,,.,,. B D SCOTT,
4 :, S'''eCtor of Holmes county.
Is 2m pr fzz.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-21
STRAY HORSE

VENAKEN up by Jonathan Revil, a
n Grey Horse five years old, a few
saddle marks, shod before, l5a hands high
appraised by Jno. M. Ellis and Elisha
Bell, 10 $75.
March 20, 1912. I6 sw,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-21
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

IAN the third Monday the twentieth
W day of June, lS42; will expose
to public sale 10 the highest bidder for
cash before the court house door in the
town OF Lexington Holmes county, Mis-,
sisslppl, the following described tracts or
parcels of land. to wit: east half of north
east quarter Of section ty-four, town
ship sixteen, range four east; east hall
OF south east quarter and west half south
west quarter, containing 239 acres.
Assessed as the property of Thomas
Coopwood, and will be sold or so much
thereof as will pay three dollars and II
cents, being the amount of taxes due Cor
the year 1871, and all costs accruing
theron Sale to take place within the
hours prescribed by law,
ID ID SCOTT,
TAX collector Of holmes COUNTY.
Mach 10, Is 3m. pr f xxiiA
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-21
TAX COLLECTORS SALE

AN the third Monday the twentieth
W. day Of June, 1912, will expose
to public sale to the highest bidder for
cash, before the court house door 10 the
town OF Lexington, Holmes county, Mis-.
'IsSlpPl, the following described tracts or
parcels Of land, to wit: the west half Of
section eighteen, township sixteen, range
one east; lots eleven, twelve, thirteen and
fourteen, or south west quarter ofscction
10. township seventeen, range one east.
conhIng $50 acres NOR or less.
Assessed assessed as the property Of
Cornelius Cruseman, and will be sold or
SO much thereof as will pay five dollars
and eighty cents, being the amount OF
taxes due for the year lS4l, aud for all
costs accralng thereon. Sale to take
place within the hours prescribed by law
b ID SCOTT,
Tax Collector of Holmes county.
March 10, Is 3m. pr fxxiis
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-21
TAX COLLECTOR'S SALE

TAX COLLECTOR'S SALE.
WILL on the fourth Monday, the
FL twenty third day ofMay next,proceed
to sell TO the highest bidder fer chash
before the court house door in the town Of
Lexington, Holmes county, Mississippi,
within The hours prescribed by law, the
following described tract or parce! of land
to vii; the north west quarter of section
five, township fifteen, range 3 east.
Assessed as the property Of Adolphus
q. Weir, and will be sold, or SO much
thereof, as will pay one dollar and ninety
three cents tax, for the year IS4I, and
all costs accruing thereon.
B. d. SCOTT, Tax Col'ctr,
Holmes county
March 10. Is pm. NV;
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-21

TAX COLLECIOR'.S SALE.
Will sell TO the highest bidder for cash,
E before the court house door in the
town oil Lexington Holmes county, Miss,
on the third Monday, the eighteenth day
OF April next, within the hours prescribed
by law, the following tract or parcel of
land, 10 wit; The north east quarter section
twenty four, township fifteen, range four
east
Assessed as the property of William
Hodges, and will be sold, or so much of it
as will pay one dollar and ninety one cts.
that being the tax due on said LAND for the
year 1871, and other costs accruipg there.
on.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-21
CHANCERY NOTICE.


CHANCEkY NOTICE.
The State of Mississippi,l January
Superior Court of Choncery term 1912
II. Plummer,
II. l.. w. Phillips ct. al.
A pom opening the matters of this
V bill and it appearing TO the salis-
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
so that the ordinary process Of this Court
cannot be served upon them, therefore it
is ordered that unless the said defendants
appear before the Chancellor, at the Court
room III jackson, on the first Monday in
Jolly next, and plead answer or demur TO
The Bill OF complaint herein, the soverel
allegations thereof will be taken for con.
fessed and such order or decree made there.
in as the Chancellor may deem equitable
and just. 1t is further ordered that
copy OF this notice be inserted ia the Lex.
ington Union, once week Tor Two months
successfully.
r. L. DIXON, Clerk.
Fuliz e. Brooke, P. @.
April Is, 1912. 10 Pm pr f $l5
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-21

MarCh IJ' I'D ON lO0.
TAX COLLECTIONS SALE.
EE EFORE the court house door in
ED the town of Lexington, Holmes
cunty, Mississippi, on the third Monday
Of June next, will proceed TO sell TO the
highest bidder for cash, within the hours
prescribed by law, the following described
tract or parcel of land TO wit: west half
north cast quarter, section 7, township Is,
range east, east half, north west quarter
section Z, township 10, range east; COM
tanning in all one hundred aud sixty acres
more or less:
Assessed as the property John b. Wo~
mack, and will be sold, or so much thereo
as will pay ons dollar and eighty cents
tax for The year lS4l, and all other costS
acCruing thereon.
B. ID, SCOTT, to.
Holmes county.
March 10 rs 3m p rec SO
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-21
4 COLLECTOR,S SALE

H. {. .HO ORS SALE.
Re h I'D I5I P5op ? lay, the Goth day Of
] 10 tho 5o4 Z will expose to pub.
l. c ['!e highest bidder for cash. FASH
Rg GSu'' no house door in the town
Iprina, dol Holmes 4. county, Missp.
Biz wss ItI : .;. tract of land,
kon 8 81, to 1a,t Of north east quar-
Assuring eighty acres more e9o or
RIclGSco,vyan as the property Of
b 6e,ssoai}' and will be sold or
h ce a,vO' as as will pay 90 and
e for r S,.l beng the amount Of
pcc ,r. year ls4l, together with III
lours mug n,s. Ihereon. Sale with.
i prescribed z by law.
.coII,cto, :, B D SCOTT,
10 sm pr fzvi
L., so ! PRINTING
iass'''ptions, neatly and
'''''y executed here.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-21
TAXCOLLECTOR's SALE.

4 DN the third Monday the twentieth
dGy OF June l842, will expose
10 PuDiIc sale to the highest bidder for
cash, before the court house door in
the town OF Lexington, Holmes coun-
ty, Mississippi the following described
tracts or parcels Of land, lying and
beng situated in said county ard
state, to wit: east half of north east
quarter of section eighteen, township
htleen, range five east; and the west
half OF south west quarter Of section
twcniy-six, township fifteen, range five
east: the east half south west oparter
OF section twenty-eight, township six.
teen, range five east; the north east
quarter OF section thirty-two, township
sixteen, range five east, containing
three hundred and nine five ACRES
more or less.
Assessed as TIE property of Jesse
W. Garth, and will be sold or so much
thereof as will pay five dollars and
IslXty,tiVe and a half cents, being the
amount of taxes due for the wear 1871
together with all costaccruing thereon
Sale TO take place within the hours
prescribed by law.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-21
TAX COLLECIUR'S SALE.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
M WILL sell to the highest bidder for
I'LL cash, before the court mouse door in
the town Of Lexington, Holmes county,
Mississippi, on the third Monday The 20lh
day of June next, the following described
tract or parcel Of land to wit: lots numbers
thirteen aud sixteen, section six, township
sixteen, range 4 east, containing in oil
one hundred and eleven acres, aud 90
l00ths.
Assessed as the property Daniel Wells
and vii! be sold, or so much thereof as
will pay one dollar thirty FIVE cents, and
all costs accTuing thereon.
b. ID. SCOTT TIC.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-21
B ID SCOTT.

Tax collector Of holmes county.
March 10 10 Pm pr XVI
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-21
d d SCOT

Tax collector Of holmes county.
Mach 10, Is 3m. prf xiii.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-21
B D SCOTT

Tax Collector of Holmes COUNTY,
March 26, l6 ON pr fee zzlh
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-05-21

Tax collector OF holmes county.
march 10 Is Pm pr wi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17
April II

Sale of Eogc Hotel, and fur Ienements adjacent.
10y virtue several deeds Of trust to wit deed by Alb
ner Robinson and Henry King to John Brockcnloush and
Anthony Robinson, IT, trustees dated t October e-a deed
Inv the Charles VIM Dabney trustee, dated I'D
pcember lsa by sham Pickett and Frances r. his
wife TO Samuel Taylor and Holden Rhodes trustees dated 9Th
January 1885, deed by Abner Robinson 10 Raleigh T. Da
MEL and H. dated 9Th September, 1889, all Of
record in The office OF Hastings Court Of Richmond will be
the premises, by pubic ancnn on MONDAY The 18TH OF
April next if fair not fair day! three tenements
ar Main seet the City Of Richmond including The property
called the Eagle HOTEL with the appuenances as described in the
deeds aforesaid A" two other tenenens ana ihcf appure-
hrur The tenement 18th the said city, former
called Profile House and tenement fronting 20 feet 10
inches on 18th said cy-beins The Two ttnemen first
and described IN the Two last DEEDS aforesaid Inc
will be made purpose of raising tile sums OF money
deeds and unpaid ana the expenses oil sale ana
of Nh. rsrs The subscribers acting as trustees, viii convey
only vested in them; but they believe te tile 10 be IN.
snutabe The sales III take place at IL ocnck aud,
not completed the first day. they VIII be continued from time
Ia Time until completed. -.
rhe propcy viii be sold In ts and with the privilege OF
alley a. laid plat which be at the Bank OF
v;rnia The sale will with the lot Main
below that occupied by Alexander Duva after which the
rear lots Will lie next Sold ;,
commissions and paid duca credit Of d, u and ls
nonts with interest from date equal instruments for the resi-
due negotiable notes. win approved endorser anu by
retaining the title until pay mtnt thereof. -,
The of sale will be applied 10 inc satisfaction oil Inc
several liens aforesaid their due course and according Ia their
respective procs and rights And as the property has hereto
fore adves than once ana moi solo, we acd tha me
present sale is advertised with the express consent of Mr.
pickett and will positively be made TO ne extent OF the liens
aforesaid the interests of the respective parties under the
ny "s 1'H''ee' N00'e Hnman;
January IA wtd
ar The above sale postponed until WEDNESDAY, the 9Th
day Of June next 2 O'clock when the property viii DC posi-
lively Sold
Bu order and Nth the agreement Of The Trustees aboce NAMED
r. II. DICKINSON, Auct.
A,ri, Of Il6-wlds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17
POETRY
MAY.
"mrcn WI nym.tN, r>srHc.'

MAY.
By J. q. PEEcivAL.
1 feel a newer life in every sa!c'
The winds, that fan the flowers,
And with their welcome breathing MI The SAIL
Tell of screncr hours
OF hours tha, glide unie!l away
Beneath tie sly of May
The spirit OF the een:.s South wind calls
L rom his blue throne OF air,
Aud where hts whi>pern. voice in music iaiis,
Beauty Is budding there:
TIL. bright ones of Tie valley break
Their SAUNDERS, and awake
The waving ycrdure rolls alons the plain,
aud the wide forest waves,
To welcome htck, IL playful mates again,
4 canopy Of leaves;
And from is Garkeniur shadow h0ats
: sush of Trembling notes.
Fairer and brighter spreads the reign OF Nay;
The ircssts al lie woods
With the light daliyinG Of the West wind play;
And The tut hi:mniinc floods,
As gladly In their goal they run,
Had The returning sun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

"a National Debt is a National Blessing. This is
the sentiment of the Wing party as proclaimed in the
ory and carried out in practice When President Van
Buren's administration closed, March 3, ls4l the &C.
,ua national debt was FIVE millions six hundred and
seven thousand three hundred and sixtyone dollars
and there were means provided for its redemption
is now near thirty millions. So much for the boosted
Wing reform. Mr. Webster is carrying out his doe,
trine, that "a National debt is National blessing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17
PREMIUM MACHINES.
VIRGINIA. AGRICULTURAL
MACHINE FACTORY,
Corner Of Main and 10Th streets,)

Opposite the Medical College, Richmond, Virginia
subscriber proprietor Of the above establishment keeps
constantly hand will furnish al short notice, made OF
materials and by the most experienced wofkmen the o
''""s LABOR. SAVING MACHINES, VIZ:
Fox Borands Patent Staple TOOTH Springfield Thrashins
Machines
Emmons' Patent ChainBand HosePowen, and stationery
gcared horsepower
Wheat Fan, Of the most approved kinds
Irees' Patent HORSEPOWER Grist Nils
Parker's Patent ronCy lnter Steelsprng Corn Shelters
SaHo.ds Patent Straw Cutters
Billings Corn-faners
Flay Presses, Hosting Cranes
Tobacco flatienng Mills and Castings
Mill Rounds every other kind Of Machinery that
M be called for.
The ma, hines will be marked and forwarded ORDER with
printed direction for setting up and working them
For the information If unacquanted with the Machines
made by the proper publish the following
from the President Of the Agricultural Society OF the
county of showing that were awarded az their
last Nav Exhibition Fair his ThTashng Machines, Wheat
Fans and Corn-Shelcis 80,
and horticultural Society," directing President OF the same
TO give requested certificates OF premiums awarded
EIhib,iou and Fair Richmond the 2h OF May
for hi, improved Thrahng Machines Wheat Fans, and
nSheing Machines exhibited BY him AZ SAID Exhibition ana
Fsir J. II. TURNER, President
~ Should additional testimony be wanted 10 snow una.
Mahine. are in every way greatly superior 10 all others in
The furnish those thai may desire
printed certificates their favor from over twenty Others OF pro
and extensive farmers IN this sate ana 10 H
An wishing 10 these Thrashing Machines from
the proprietor Of the patent night for this SECTOR
Of eouny Premium Wheat the present season. VII
him with their orders early may be convenient
'Ds' ~ "'' = "''' JABEz PARKER
An,ua ul-la!H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

GLoEIoc. Massive stop the press to announce
the interesting intelligence that assured that
the committee appointed by the State Convention have
decided 70 issue Immediately, writs Of Election for State
OG.srs, Tins organizing at once Stale Government
~ Flord, under the st. Joseph Constitution.
" GStar of Florida, .7pru %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17
NEW ORLkANs.


FATAL DuEL.-This morning, between six and seven
o'clock, unhappy meeting took place, between the
Honorable A. w. Pichot, Judge of the Parish of As
sumption, and Mr. Robert G.. Martin, Of the same
PARISH and it is with infinite regret We have to announce
that at the first pistol shot, the unfortunate Pchot was
killed. The affair held upon the Creole Course,
on the GENTLY road.
We refrain from speaking of the particulars which
led 10 this unhappy duel, for they are Infamous.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

OARTER A. BRAXTON'S OFFICE Is few doors above tbs
- Bell Tavern on the opposite side of the Main street lie WI
practise regularly Court of Appeals the Federal Courts the
Superior Law and Of Chancery IN Richmond and IN
the Superior and County Courts Of King William.
With the aid of active Clerk, c. NJ Braaton VIII undertake
the collection OF claims In Richmond, and IN The ne'sho
his personal attention the liquidation Of claims and securing o
debts. for reasonable compensation.
Reference is made Jim r. Grymes, Esq, stp ordHn H.
B. Gwathmey. ESQ.,, Mobile William C. Parker Etq Pti'rsrt
William W Sharpe, Esq, Norfolk; st. George Teakle, El boz
,more L. saye Esq Federksbug Hon. Henry st Geo
Tucker, University, ia.
March U5-wim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

How ,rue il is. awben Federalism rises the country
a;nks" We trust Heaven however, that the reign Of
Wing profligacy and extravaganza may not long en-.
dure I'VE think the day approaches when Democracy
will lake the plough ofrefOrm and root up the s'uooe
Of Federalism.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17
fBaltimore Republican.


WHAT DOES HE MEAS'-The Richmond Wing, in
commenting the defeat of the Wing party in that
State, by the late election for the Legislature says
"But whether victorious vanqushed, we have an
abiding conviction that the majority of the people Of
Virginia Wings, and will prove it whenever bene
fits adequate the labor Of accomplishing il will result
from it." What does the Wing mean' Does he not
think the retention of Messrs Rves and Archer in the
U. S. Senate worthy OF exeron' Are not the po-
,ca prospects of Mr.. Clay for The Presidency wor-
thy of the Virginia Wing notice. Are all the Wings
dependent of obtaining ofice'-or does the editor
count The cost of future Wing success in Virginia by
that of 1910, ard waits Presidential election 10 OBJ
tain the which generally believed to have
been then used the election of Harrison and
TyleTs We are a, loss how TO ascrbe this altered
tone in the Richmond Whg for certainly previous TO
the election, that paper was loud and long in its ap-
peas 10 the party setting forth the great importance Of
the Wing success in that State connected with the
prospects Of Mr. Clays elevation 10 the Presidency
and urging the Wings 10 desperate struggle. Per.
haps he like the of his party, has discovered what
he did not wish to see that all hopes that
hopeless and strives hide discontinue by ground
less boast So let be, will not deprive him of this
source of comfort, if he can find ony in it.
| Baltimore Rcpubficdu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

r & o. MACGREGoR, COMMISSION MERCHANTS fot
tho sale of Southern and Western Produce and purchase
Merchandise, for cash. No. 40, Broadway New York. hsT
hIessrs. II W. & J. J. Fry & Co.. Richmond
Bagwei, Smith & Jones'
John Scott & Son, Fredericksburg.
AK A. L'wrence & CO., BOSTON.
Iienshaw, Ward Co.,
:. F P@ne s;a lays 6 s so Co., New York.
John Hagrery & Sons,>
G Gi;Gs.a,: E + jnss. Co., Philadelphia.
,,o lIa-wSm'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

A gentleman who arrived here yesterday from Tam.
pco, says that considerable body of troops lately
marched from the State OF Tamaulipas towards the
frontier ofTexas He saw some Of the battalions and
thought they looked remarkably we-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

ITAIUABIE LAND FOR SALE.-By virtue OF Deed Il
Trust executed by George W. Pollard and WIFI,
day of December l.3i ard duly recorded m the ce
Office of Powhatan county, sundry debts therein sped
fed as due by bonds John Dicknson 'hal SELL tie
premises the county Aforesaid on Wednesday The Isl day q
June Tract Of Land belonging said Pollard, called
Macon with Tavern Store house, Tan yard aud other bnG
ings and Improvements thereon The tract contains e',ml
iion SIX hundred and acres, and lies the BueS
ham road about forty miles from the city of Richmond III
really very desirable and valuable property The terms Will &c
made known day Of sale, but will be liberal The title
unquestioned but acting Trustee, shall convey only ua
''''' 80 : = II. L. HOPKINS, Trustee.
...o Ils-wtis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

CosrIRMED.-We learn that The Senate on Saturday
last, confirmed the nomination of Dabney S. Carr,
ESQ., as Naval Officer for the Fort of Baltimore. That
bones gone-and the mouths that were watering for
il, are closed in despair. The reappointment of Mr..
Carr gives general satisfaction, and those who
wished his Office, would rather he should have than
any one else-except themselves.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

To Benjamin J. Knapp and Frederick ~. Knapp, Sur
riring Partners Of Knapp, Preston g. Co.
TAKE NoTICE-That shall proceed on Friday the leih Day
Of June neat, the Tavern Of Edward W. Mallory, IN &
of Powhatan, between the hours of O'clock w. ard
O'Clock, r. NJ 10 take The dispositions Of Joseph Wren a
read evidence in certain suit in Cbancefy No"
depending in the Superior Court Of Chancery for the Rchmo
Circuit in which suit the plaintiff and the defendants
and it, from any tho taking Of the said depostons s"
be completed that day. The nkng tereofwil be connd
from day TO day. At the same place. and between The same @
until completed. JAMES Z. MAlo.
Nav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

IN CHANCERY.-At Court held for Sussex county, the m
day of April 1912: r
Phoebe HALL, Pialn'Ia;
against
Zacharah HALL and Joseph HAIL, Defendants
The defendants Zaeaah HALL and Joseph Hall, not laf.
their appearance and given sccuy, according to W
OF Assembly tie Rules Of this Court and appearing BY "a
sctoy evidence that they not inhabitants Of this e"a
Il il ordered That said defendants do appear here On e
day of July and the bill Of the plaintiff a'
that copy this order be forthwith inserted in new
published the city Of Richmond for Months sitcri'e
and posted front door ofthe Court house Of this county
Copy-Tesie,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17
L. LANIER, c. e.
liD-W-a
April io

IN CHANCEKY AT Rules taken in the Clerks onncs %,
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanecry Of Prince Ed"
county the dth day Of April 1912:
Nathaniel venable Administrator with the will ANNEXED
Charles Woodson Daniel Wilson, Samuel {. Anderson ga
ham w yeuabe and John Tugglc, Plaints"
against r
Martha Price, Nathaniel T. Price, Charles NJ. Price, ls "
Dennis and Mary A. his wife, - Boyd and Marina T. ~
wife, and Thomas H. Anderson, Deirnt'p',
The defendants Martha Price, Nathaniel T. Price, chade'
Price, Isaac a. Dennis and Mary A. his wife, as!ns
their appearance aud given security according To an a
General Assembly and the rules Of this Court and a'%h
that they inhabitants Of this State the motion
plaintiffs by COUNSEL is entered rules aforesaid ahd a'
ncy ordered, That the said defendants, Martha Pace
T. Price, Charles a. Price, Isaac H. Dennis and Mary a. Nv
do appear rules to be taken in the Clerks Once ." @
Court on first Monday in July next, and answer he
Bill, and that copy of this order lie forthwith inserted in .mt
Of the public newspapers printed in the city OF chmonu% Az
months successfully, and also posted al the front d'0
Court house Of this county
COpy-Tcsie, ,,,,rr
April 10 IIf-