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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-16
INSOLVENCY..

rT7uE undersigned having been ap-
4 pointed by the honorable Court OF
Probates Of holmes county, mississippi, at
the june term, as commissioners oil lnsoI-
,earv, on the Estate of Mumtord II Dick,
50. deceased, will meet at the house OF NJ,
norton, on the third saturday in this
for the purpose Of receiving, ex'
auditing and allowing claims
against said deoedant.
Nj. HORTON.
W. K. HARVEY,
JAMES E. SMITH,
Commissioners.
Juue 10. % 6m
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-16
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT,
april Rules lS43,
James Nj. Gwin,
axe
J. S. Robinson, ct. al.

]. $. Robinson, ct al.
MTPON opening the matters of this
u bill and it appearing to the satlsiac-
ton of the Court, that the defendant Jere
mlah S. Robinson, is not an inhabitant Of
the State Of Mississippi, but resides be-
yond the limits thereof, so that the ordlna-
.ry process Of the law cannot be served
upon him: 1t is therefore ordered that
said defendant appear before the Vice
/ Chancellor at his Courtroom in Carroll
ton, on the Bird. Monday in June next,
and plead answer, or demur to the COM
|plainants bill, or the same as to him will
| be taken as confessed, and such order or
decree made in the premise as may be
deemed equitable and just.-it is further
ordered that copy of this order be pub
Ilished once a week for two months sue
cessiyely in the Lexington Union.
WIN. HEMINGWAY, elk
Fultz g. Brooke p. ..
April 4. l3 Pm Prs fee SIT
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-16
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
Holmes County, SIS. )
Probate Court-July term ls43.

Probate Court-Jmy term l943.
WEURSUANT to an order of said
III Court made at said term: Notice is
hereby given to all persons interested in
the lands, tenements and Entertainments of
Newton l.. Cain deceased, to appear be-
fore said court at its next September term,
then and there to show cause if any they
have why an order should not be made
by said court for the sale of the following
land belonging to said Gains estate, viz:
lot No. al, and the south half Of lot No.
AS, situate in the town Of Lexington, and
said State,
Witness Hon. John +. VIII,
Jams, Judge of said court and
LIS. Seal of said court. Issued
the 9th day Of July, lsi3.
]. NJ. HOLLINGSWORTH, OK.
July 8, l843. 26 CIV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-16
NOTICE.

EWlLL as Executor on the estate Of
John II. Jolly, deceased, at the De-
d term of the Probate Court of Holmes
ply, present my account for final set
vent and allowance.
JOSEPH WALLACE, Ex'r.
ng, IL. 90 4w.
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-16


HIN obedience to an interlocutory or
RI der of the District Chancery Court,
of the State of Mississippi, made at the
June term 1913, of the said Court, at
CarrolIton, in the cause stated above, |
shall offer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash, at the Court House in the town
of Lexington, Holmes county, on Satur-
day the 23rd day of September next, the
east half of the north east quarter section
No. 81, and lot No. 5, in section 10
both in township No. IA, range 4 east,
and lying in the said county OF Holmes
to satisfy Decree of the said Court anl
costs of suit.
WIN. HEMINGWAY, elk,
CarrolIton, Aug. Is, 1913.
Pr fee $40 so, u tbs,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-16
NO. 81.

In Short, the UNITED STATES
POST is considered in all
respects equal, if not superior, to any OF
its class, while in price it is far cheaper
Instead of three dollars a year, which is
the price of the two mammoth newspa-
pers of New York, and the two of Bos-
ton, the subscription of the "UNlPED
STATES SATURDAY POST" is only
ItcO Dollars a gear, per single copy.
GEO. r. GRAHAM d co.
No. 9S Chesnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-16
, NEW ENTERPRISE,

p...D, forncr Editor CINE S"l"00y
Egmjag Post, and SATURDAY
Courier.
,or;sioc the fruits of twenty years
r;oo.e IN the Newspaper business
81 N Of Of the most distinguished n &C
re ~ .'i.:, ~, oftbe day a valuable Foreign
I Ps1 l," with troops of Literary
WIN sassSs and the determination to pubiSfh,
s' for all classes winch '""''
aal Be surpassed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-14

City Intelligence.

Local rEss for the past several days have been rares
in city, Yesterday the only matters Of interest either
before the Police the Coroner the finding Of
live baby and the attemp. Of maniac to destroy his life
by cutting his throat. The baby found in a sleigh
boz the of Bank and Hudson streets yesterday
morning. by Waterman Blauvelt. 1t was a female infant
aged about Ave six months very comfortably clsd with
tartan muslin cap and variety Of other clothing The
Of attemp ed suicide made by man named DOM
mus Chicano who found by watchman 10 the street
with his throat cut nth some sharp instrument. He was
taken to the City Hospital, where he remains in prscs
rious situation.
AceiDrsr.-Thursday morning. as MIR. d. 8. Mills, jr.
al dto Geo. Morris, was proceeding through Williams
burgh to the Grand str Jerry the horse
OF Mr. M ran against COW, which sprang suddenly in
to the road and horse and rider the ground with
great violence the horse rolling Mr. Mills. and n
juring him very severely The horse slipped his shsu
out Of joint and killed the spot MIR Mills
carried to his residence in state Of nsensby and 10
dangerously hurt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-14

UMPIRE Of BEAUTY.-Ths following Toilet articles
II be had genuine only 81 Walker street.
from the Of Broadway
Goumuds Poudre Subtle-For safely. quickly and perma.
nentiy eadcating superluous hair from all of the
man frame THIS prove beyond all doubt to every puchas.
requesting proof Beware Of couuterets
ous properties, and utterly necacious No agent Brook
lyn
Gournuds Eau de Beaute-For thoroughly ns
tan, pmples botches morphew Sc clicng delicate white
neck hands and arms, and Importing Juvenile boom by its
dlatng properties preventing the formation Of wrinkles
banishing them when present.
Gourauds Vegetable Liquid Rouge impsrts delicate blush
nge to the cheeks mmovabic by rubbing with handker-
chief Or a cloth. - 81.
Gosfauds Blanc dEspange, or Spanish White gives TO the
pure, lfelike aabaster whiteness In elegant
boxes rs each.
Goruds Grecan Hair DyeFor cooring red or grey hair
without staining the skin warranted 81 per bottle.
Eve Brow and Whisker Dye, rs per bottle
Cream of Llies-For removing DandruH making the hair
rich silky and glossy and gradually changing il to dark
brown or black so cents per bottle
Ageus2 Milk st,Boston; rs Chestnut ST Philadelphia; Grey,
Poughkeepsie; Guthrie Albany Myers New Haven; Wells
Co. Hartford; Cowles Springfield; Faulkner Norwch Green
Co. Worcestsr Carleton 90 Lowe Hodge, Newbury-
Thomas Cincinnstti futile, Pittsburgh; George sealey
more. sig lmsr
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GENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION
OFFICE,
IS CORNHILL, LONDON, OPPOSITE THE ROYAL


n.
brares Agricultural Societies Officers oitSe United States
Gsssp as and e
chant begs acquant his friends aud the American public
papers Periodicals Stationery Printing Materials Faney A
cles kind and quantity and goods every descrp
day and transact business upon the liberal pro-
yded he IS previously FURNISHED with funds drafts at either
long short dates or reference London Ii vepoo
L. smmonds will also receive cons,gnmens of any de
scrpton Of merchandise be sold
bills short dates for thirds of the amount receipt
meet pcbe dspstcS in h disposal a
with h Of 5 MIX
ment will he enable him complete satisfaction
al may New % jaime. Gordon Ben
nett Esq PTopeto5 Of me Herald who personally
TO NEwsrAFFfHRE 4S Efi5 ANR EEyyBLsHEKs IN
fe sSd ss supplied f Cd
rah a, y cd sqd the ksaS
wholesale and retail, by -
Newspaper and Periodical Agent. 10 CornhI London.
Subscriptions advance may bepaid into the Herald Office
Adversements received for insertion in all the London.
Country and Foreign Journals s2stf
T ONDON-sT. KATHERINE's HOTEL, opposite the
asie he fyi Queen
Steamship respectfully informs his friends the United States
bshmen which is built and furnished regardless expense
se% En as h that p the
dock in which the liners and most of che other Amerean ves
Exchangs The house viii Conducted on liberal and eco.
nomca principles The coffee rooms supplied with the Lon
%s i nd q a f'04 and
baths will be found IN the house Gentleman en-. may
r. LENNEY begs to assure those who may honor him with
and by attention the wishes Of his guests hopes
him when steward of the British Queen. 500 cod lmr
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CHLORIDE OF GOLD.

T B. BINssE & Co, 50 William street, inform the Pho
L. osaphists that they have just received per late arrivals
fresh supply Of Chloride of Gold from the Laboratory
the most eminent Chemists Paris They warrant il to be
equal If the United States, whether
manufactured imported and offer it for sale in walls Is grains
ISL.
They have hand supply Of excellent plates and all
the chemicals used which they offer for sale reduced prices
Also on hand three four and six inch Achromac Lenses,
and Cameras constructed the tiarman systemFancy
Frames for Portraits and Views, s24 lm>r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-14

DEMOVAL-Iuda Rubber Shoes aud Over Shoes-Just re-
~ ceiyed om factory for fall trade alarge assortment of
India Rubhrr Shoes consisting Of plain and figured lined
rred ubbe gents elastic overshoes ladies' elastic
per sandals leather and rubber sces ladies' fur and ribbon
bound ecns and Buskus ladies' elastic quilted silk over
shoes Style g9oe hoes and various styles Of misses and
pairs ladies' and mems rubber Shoes figured and plain
by the case or trimmed and cleaned by the DOZEN
5000 pairs ladies' lined and fur bound ubbers,
Merchants requested examine the stock atour store
No. 23 Maiden Lane.
HORACE H. DAY, SUI eessor to Roxbury l. r.. Co.
s28 imt rs Maiden Lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-14

TYr.ERIsM rumor was quite current in this
city Yesterday, that Nathaniel +. Williams, Esq.
was about to be removed from the office of Collector
of the port of Baltimore, and Gen. Anthony Nil
tenberger appointed in his place. From circum-
stances which have come to our knowledge we are
inclined to believe that rumor is only little ahead
of the actual occurrence. --BaH Amer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-14

NOME TO INGERSOLL's GREAT BOAT AND OAR
" BAZAARS-At this establishment be found every
description Of Boats that he ingenuity Of sugge.
bis establishment built the following unrvaed boats viz:
The Swift Sure Of New Foundand; the foot sailing
Dinky Toubler the Romp of Hurgate, and the Paul Py.
The boats Henry Stark which 20 in B months
the noble Cmbra; the g. W. Chapman the forty racer
for the United States ship Oho the barge Empress for Florida
the mounted Neptune for Tampco Bay, and host
others equally great u, 49,
truly worthy of attention Look the prices only three and
four pence foot AZ the SOULS for neng dressed by the pro
hands Those that the last be
seen AZ his office Sixty Boats always hand Visit his
Bazaars you desire treat All work delivered free Of charge
G. l.. INGERSOLL,
300 os aud IA Water and al Cherry ste-sole proprietor
~ me
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YELLOW FEvKR.--Interments IN Mobile. tor the
ith apd 9Th inst -
Oct Marian Simmons, Miss Painter, Elpah
Eldrdge, Thomas Swain; one man unknswn.-
Oct. 5.-Jacob Soloman, Mrs. Spheny, lsaaG
Conklin, w. Rhex, infant Of Mr. Lefevre' SO" ="
Mr. Adams
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Sault st. Marie, Lake Superior.
SAULT ST.. MARIE, Oct. 3, lS43.
Roadside "Reminiscences, No. 3.

Roddstde RemtniaeriCes, No. g.
]. G. BENNETT, Eco. -
DEAR SR-
have but just time to say that the "Great Cop
per Rock" from the Antaaagon River that runs into
this Lake, has just reached this place in the Algon
qun, schooner. Ii weighs four tons is the largest
specimen of native copper in the world, and has
been purchased by Mr.. Eldrec, OF Detroit. have
just seen 1t shipped board the brig Brewster, be-
longing TO the A. Fur Co., for Detroit. go down
from this to Mackinaw in bark canoe, having just
returned from the sources Of the Mississippi, with
budget full OF rocks, and pocket iul OF copper
rock. JOHN JONES, JR. OF NEW YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-14

LEECHES
LEECHESl LEECHES
% OOO LARGE AND HEALTHY Swedish and
LO3OOO German Leeches, just received ship Candor
from Hamburg; and duly expected 900 Swedish aud
man Leeches per bark franklin from Hamburg For sale at
moderate prices at q. A. 4 Fl. WHITE,
Importers of Leeches.
$50 lm#m 446 Pearl street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-14

GONE HoME.-The French steam frigate Conner
She sailed from Pensacola the Both ult.
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S&x NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL JACKETS
@ Paeke, Of lSth 0Stober and elegant packet
BrTon will sail on Monday 18Th October her regular day
about to embark for the old country will fail the ad-
vantages be derived from Getting this line preference
other their capacity renders them way
comfortable and convenient than ships Of smler class
Those wishing to berths this magnificent ship
should not fail to make early application
w. 4 j. Il. TAPSCOTT,
At their General Passage Office, 43 Peck Slip
of South SC.
The Rochester will sail from Liverpool the 5h December
Persons wishing send for their friends have them brought
out in first class ships sailing weekly on favorable
Drafts for payable demand without discount
IN all the principal towns of England, Ireland, Scotland
Wales, constantly for sale above.
The Garrick will succeed the Rochester and sail the
25th October s3r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-14

WATCHES-The largest and most splendid assortment Of
Watches in the city is to be found the 1
yer Watrhss Of the newest styles direct from the manuac.
urers 10 England France and Switzeand he enabled TO
oer assortment and At much less prices at retail than
y other house the Gold watches $50 S2s
each Watches and jewellery exchanged or bought. All
warranted to keep good time the money returned
ard waanted ?TsT than at any Other place in the city
y. u ALLEN, importer OF watches and jewellery,
OF msr Wholesale and rraiI. 30 Wall street, M stairs
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To THE LADIES.

MISS Fly. GODEFRY having just returned from Paris,
wi with handsome of Silks Laces Embroide-
Thursday next the goth inst several the goods
3a9 Broadway Of Leonard street. stairs.
soeI Inns un
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THE undesgped takes occasion to inform his friends and
the public, that the Mansion House located
outsider No g. the vicinity Of the steamboat landing
and vegetable Market having commodious family apartments
arranged in the order.
employed procure permits land passengers
baggage &c who will board vessels Immediately the visit
OF the officers.
this Island should procure passport from
the Spanish Consul the port Of embarkaton obvae diff
hculties and Inconvenience.
s2l 6mec WILLIAM FULTON.
IMPORTANT TO INVALIDS AND VISITORS TO
THE ISLAND OF CUBA.
p o q L 5 Ii o I Ell,
IN the village of Cerro three miles from Havana This esta-
bshmen IS 4dyantageoqsy situated properly fitted up
and attended ahordng the benefit OF country life without
excluding the comforts and pleasures of Capital
venting timely attendance business Every attention is
promised by the the satisfaction visitors
CHARGES.
Boarding single person Sc 90
each person. ~
WIN families particular be entered
B-Omnibusses running from morning till night be-
tween the Cerro and Havana making the trip half hour
s2i I'm
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TIC, THE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
a Howquas MixtueThis extremely delicious and unpa
rallied Tea, highly celebrated China and Europe
imported for sale at the Csnton Tea Companys Gene
l ca Establishment 1911 Chatham street New York and ZIG
fulton street Brookynn packages Prizes 80 cents and 81
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ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE NEW YORK HERALD is regularly fled in London
BY Mr.. L. SMMONDS, Agent for the American Papers,
British and Foreign Newspaper Office, IS Conh London
opposite the Royal Exchange where orders and
will he received s28tfr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-14

TRIAL OF DoRRIrEs FOR RoBBERY. Benjamin G.
West and William H. Potter are undergoing their
trial before the Supreme Judicial Court Of Rhode
Island, for arrestlng and robbing Charles G. Shelley
at Chepachet IN June, 1912.
It appears from the testimony, that Shelley and
Keep. when at tavern in Chepachet on their way
from Providence TO Connecticut, were arrested by
the prisoners and others, who robbed Shelley OF his
or eight dollars in money. They then bound his
hands behind him with cords and marched him to-
wards Woonso ,ket. To induce him to keep up
with the rest OF the party West struck him at inter
walls with the flat OF his sword. Subsequently, when
he could travel no further foot, they put him into
wagon loaded with scrap iron, without loosening
his bonds After his release he returned to Prov
dence, where the injuries which ne had received
compeed him TO have recourse TO a physician,
under whose care he remained for several days.
The Jury, after a heightened trial, have acquitted
the defendants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-14

Col JOHNSON old hero is still at Boston
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-LADIES' AND MISSES SHOES.
CHEAPER THAN EVER
a I WALKERS OLD STAND tlg Broadway, where
kinds coors and Sizes for ladies' misses and children
Caters, Boots Buskns, Slippers, and walking shoes Also,
India Rubbers and proof shoes of the
latest style and fashion, ladies' misses and chdrens Caters Of
all kinds and coors the greatest style and variety OF all
sizes and suited all tastes gentemcu boys add children
boots and Shoes of French native calf and hne
all their variety ready made made order the shortest
notice Gentemen overhoes and nnumerabe
Of other goods, at WALKERS, 4l9 Broadway,
- . of Canal sc.
BIIeads Of families by patronizns this establishment
will find saving OF Is to 30 per cent. % lmsec
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TO THE PUBLIC

TO THE PUBLIC.
T100 TO S5000-Mr. Francis X. Crump Watch Maker,
PioO 28 Grand street. begs inform his friends and the
public that independent o. the Watch business he prepared
make advances cash gold and silver watches diamonds
silver tea SETS forks and every description of gold or
silver any shape intended for immediate sale Cash
paid for old gold aud silver Watches of every de
scription repaired and warranted 24s Grand street
al
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Esk BLACK BALL, OK OLD LINE OF LIVER,
ENsx$ FOOL PACKETSooRegular Packet, and sails on
known, very last sailing packet ship ENGLAND burthen
900 TONS Captain Samuel Bartlett win sail positively above,
her regular day.
of this splendid packet for cabin I'd
bin for spendor
and comfort any aoat Those embsking for
the old find their select this drsra-
bic For passage which low and secure,
the bsrths early application should be made board
foot of Befkman ST or to the subscribers.
ROCHE, BROTHERS Il CO., IS Fulton street.
door the Fulton Bank.
P.s.The England sails from Liverpool on the 7th of De-
cembe Persons sending for their friends have them brought
out her Of the packets comprising this magnhcen
and unequae' sailing from that port punctualy the
7th and 10Th of each month.
Drafts sight for any drawn direct the Royal
Bank of Ireland and on Messrs Prescott Groe Ames Co.
Bankers London which paid free of discount any charge
land and Wales For passage, &c apply as above.
The favote packet ship OXFORD, will succeed the ENG
LAND and sail for Liverpool the LIST November regu
lar day.
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PARIS BOOTS AND LASTS MADE 40 ORUER
By T.. SU Sc Il l75 Broad,cay, (Basenent.)
One door from Courtlandt street. t1,
a. r. SUSER Bootmaker, and Maker of Lasts an
Five" Of Clerce Of Paris begs leave TO inform his
friends all the of gentlemanly chaussure
that he can now make in New ok with French ma
teria all thar perfectly made in Paris by his the
this side Of the Atlantic respectfully invited to suser
Boots and Lasts before they despair Of being chausses
New York. after the incest latest Paris fashion.
Also, the genuine Paris Jet Black Vanish sold.
sT lmsec
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S&K- DRAFTS ON ENGLAND IRELAND &C.
M3 Persons about renting money their friends in The
Old Ce9aty can be suppeu with drafts in sums Of
Ell e. 80 S. flo Ego, $50 $50 amount PAYABLE on
ssmtnd wthop' discount Of other ehars
CO.. bankers London Barnard Co. Exchange and Dis.
count Bank Liverpoo Eastern Bank of Scotand Greenock
aud the branche, IN every post throughout England
,nd Scotland and Wales which drafts will be forwarded by
the packet ships Of the 7h 18th and 10TH and the steamer
dia, sailing from Boston the October bv apply to
W.. & J. T. TAPSCOfT,
At their General Passage Office
NJ am, a3 Peck Slip corner South st.
~ bail letters from the country post paid
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k&x FOR LIVERPOOL-British Vessel-The well
HN4XH known fast sailing British ship CHESTER, John
ma;tsr having large portion Of her cargo
farie. about shipping colonial domestic produce, will
mod the Chester most desirable conveyance.
. or freight or passage apply TO the subscribers.
ROCHE BROTHERS & Co, IS Fulton St,
oi3ec next door to the Fulton Bank
kFFxH October-The first class fast sailing ship UNITED
.AsH2SSSTATES, Capt Bnron burhen 800 tons, will sail
as above, being her regular day.
Her accommodations for cabin second cabin and
Passengers are too well known to require aud
number of her behs already engaged intending
embark should make immediate application board foot
Maiden lane to the subscriber,
JOS. McMURRAY. 100 Pine street,
of nufb