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STATE OF D..

County OF Pike.
In the County Court, May Term lSI3.
z ASPER SHOTWELL Administrato OF
81 the Estate OF John Cash deceased
comes into Court md flies his petition for the
sale of the real estate of said deceased, and
said petition is accompanied by a true ac-
count OF his administrators, a list of the
debts due to and by the deceased. and an
inventory of the real estate, and al offsets
in hi, hands, the whole verified by the said
! administrators il is therefore ordered that
all persons interested in said estate, be mott
fed hereof, and unless the contrary be
shown on the first day OF the next August
term OF this court; an order will he made
for the sale of the following real estate, ".
ing in said county of Pike, and descrihcd as
follows, viz: beginning on the sOrtherly
side of survey 1854, in 7. No. ~, y. OF r..
No. 3 W, of 'hc nth principal meridian,
-, rost corner from watch hickory 10 in
dia.. bears S. -, W. 20 linls, and a black
oak 20 ia Ola. bears 5. 81, w. 60 links.
thence sou,h $50 chains inteuectcd 1 Sec
ton rost, between No. - and tweuty-three
at $500 chains, set p,stcHIDrr from which
pin oak - in diu. bears ~ T.. IOhnks, and
u llttO LEI III uils DtaTS - ~, ~ cN 'lbNNs
thence west from tho centre of section No.
33, Mt Is chains entered prairie, bears ~.
T.. aud s. w 80, 80 links, the section cor
ner on the line between sections No. SO and
III, at 30 CHAINS entered timber, at sc chains
set post conner ,, 81 links. south of the
corner to sections No. 2S, 20, 81, and 33,
from which n pin oak ii in dia. bears :.
30, w. % links, aud an elm II in dia.
hears N. IT, E. II !irks- acnce wei ,t
9''o' gus set post, corner from which an
eiein y IN dia., hears N. -, f. % links,
and o. o oak 81 in dia. bears S. &c, T..
section corner between sections No. 90 and
32-21, 63 chains set post corner, on the
line of survey No. 1854, corner to fraction
al section No. 20, from which an elm l2;n
dia :, bears ). zig, w. II links, and a ditto
10 in dia. bears N. so, f.. 7 links, thence
with the line nf survey No. 1854, n. So
f. at 1000 chains, corner tn fractional sec-
tons No. % aud 20, Il so, 10 chains 10 the
beginning corner, also n certain other Tract
containing % sixty four one hundredths
ncres, and bounded a. follows: the east half
of the north east Or. Of section ~, in town
hip So, of range three west, or So much
thereof as will he sufficient to paw the debts
of said estate, and further ordered TINT this
notice be published in some newspaper in.
this State for Elk weeks successfully.
A true copy.
T'estr: A II. BUCKNER, Clerk,
May 18Th, lsi3. SWrs
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Fina1 Settlement.

RTOTICE is hereby given to all persons
LH concerned or in any way interested in
the estate Of Elijah Hawkins, deed. that the
undersigned Admir-. Of said deceased, will
make a final settlement Of said estate, Mt
the next August term Of the County Court
of Lincoln county, in the state of Mis-
souri, to be begun and held at the Court
House in the town OF Troy, on the second
Monday in August. l~43.
EDWARD HAWKINS, Admins
traitor of the estate OF Elijah Hawkins dec,
May 20. IS43. nvoo
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that he was in a rabid state. AS
time passed away, and the wound
healed, the circumstance was almost
forgotten. until last Sunday, when
Miss S. experienced a peculiar sensa'
ton in the thumb which had been
bitten. discovered a red discoloratlon
along the hand and arm 10 the arm
PIT. The sensation soon spread along
the line of discoloration, and increas-
ed until 1t became painfully intense;
and on Sunday evening, when at
tempting 70 drink some water from 4
lumber. she was attacked with an
agitation, which IN a few minutes ter
minated in spasmodic affections,
which continued TO increase IN lnten-
Slty. accompanied bv foaming o: the
mouth. until her friends found it c
cSSary to tie her. She continued in
one uninterrupted aconizing c%onvul-
sion unit! Monday afternoon. when
death terminated 1T once her suffer-
incS and her life. in the very bud Of
w"man-hood, surrounded by every
thing calculated II make life desirable,
and insrtwo weeks prior to the day
~ which she was II have been mar
r'edl
, 1843-05-20
'IcmpcranCc MCrtinr.

a Temperance meeting will be held
at the residence Of Mr.. VIM. Shepherd,
in this township on Saturday the 18th
day of June. The history and princi-
pies of the Temperance Reform will be
explained by Messrs. Campbell, Buckncr
or Crane, and one of those gentlemen
will deliver a lecture on the subject Otto
tai abstinence from intoxicating drinks.
Many friends of Temperance.
, 1843-05-20

ROYAL NuRsERT ClmcuLAR.-Ihe
London Punch. says Il number ofcap-
ltal things. Among others We have
recently seen the following, The
Price of Wales was safely deliver
cd of Il tooth last week, when Sir
Charles Ross, the miniature painter
received instructions Tor drawing II.
Prince AIbcr. walked for some time
or the Slopes; Ut ii was not true he
had been upon the decline since his
arrival ut Windsor. When descend
inc the Slopes, he is Of course to a
certain extent, gong down hill, which
may account for the rumor.
The Prince of Wales was rather
tret!ul on Thursday last, and Black
Rod was. however. dispensed with.
Tie lrincc>s's Royal piarlocc was
taken for IN airing on the horse usu-
ally occupi d for similar purposes.
On the anniversary of the Queens
marriage an entertainment was given
in the royal nursery. I."!lipops were
laid Tor two, and in the evening there
was an exhibition "f the magic Ian
fern"
, 1843-05-20
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby Si,""' that the nm
~ dersigned has obtained ION nc c!erk
OF ir3 County Court Of Pike county, n.'"'
letters OF Administration npon the Estate pit
lloyd Ford deceased, bearing date the
Bird. day May A. D. le43. Al! persons
having claims against said estate, are re-
ques'ed TO exhibit them in one year from
the date OF said letters for allowance. or
they may be precIuded from 10Y benefit Of
said estate; and if such claims are pVt pre-
within three years from the date o.
said letters, they viii be forever barred.
JNO. O'REAR, l,,-..:,...
MARY O'REAR.
Nav 9th 1919. 3w27.
, 1843-05-20
Stray Horse.

CTRAYED from Bowling Green on wed:
~ nesday tho Goth ult. a rather small SIZED
light bay horse, black name and tail, a white
spot in the forehead, and one hind leg from the
hook downwards a little swollen. Any perspn
who will return said horse or secure him., and
give Information at this Office shall be reward
ed for thei;- trouble.
Nav 9Th, lS43. y.
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Tn,;m.. If Ni{ieriSm.-Thr Port
land. Ne. American says: We learn
from :he Au, ns'a Banner hat a gen
tlcman from Ba q b. Geld was carried to
the Insane Hospital at that place las;
week. having been made very crazy
bv Il AIllerite revival. He is Il hus.
band and father. grea,I>' respected
AMI necdcd by lis amiab!e AID aiiiict,
ed family.
We understand that MiIIerhm has
broken out at F~a,mingting Fails. aHd
i dom. 4 dosoIaiing work. Serio. Is
tclrS aIc entertained lest several per-
soaS will become p~crmancntly crazy.
Now the 23rd Of April has passed.
we had hoped that ~revivalisls would
allow this delusion { o die quietly n
natural death. But they seem will
ing 10 make capital out of any thing.
Their morning, noon and evening
mcals are made out Of whole dishes
Of newlv.cnokcd humburs.
DR.. Ray. SUPERINTENDENT 81 the
Hospital. states in a late answer 10
the inquiries made 10 him that five pa
tents have been admitted to the ASy-
lun. the victims of the Miller deIu-
sion. Eleven victims of MlIlerism
have been admitted to the Massachu
sets LMna'ic Asylum.
, 1843-05-20
FINAL SCI

'THE Undersigned administrator o.,
the estate of John +. Wheeler.
deceased. late of Montgomery Co.,
Mo-, hereby gives notice to all cred
itors and others interested in said es-
tate, that they intends 10 make a final
settlement of said estate, at the next
August term of the county Court Of
said county, in the State of Missouri.
TO be begun on the first Monday in
August next. and held at the Court
House in the town of Danviile.
MADISON JONES'. .,
GEO. W. WHEELER,} Admr's'
May 20, l843. 4w29.
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MoaE DUrRAGES on AMERICAN ' Is
sELS.-The brig Ccylon. Capt. Day.
ley arrived nj Salem on the esd ult..
brings accounts If more ouirages on
American vessels hv British boarding
Officers. TIE Register states that
the captain of the Ccvlon reports
that the bark Roderick Dhu. OF Prov
ideacr. Capt, Richard T. Sims. vas
n Accra. December. 10, 10 sail for
windwlrd coaSt.-Capt. SIMS had
been boarded by an officer G! II. b. NJ.
brig Spy. and treated in a most
shameful and Insulting manner, inso.
much That Capt. ;. had felt bound to
make = representation of the case to
The British commandment of the sta
ii"n. The same officer boarded the
he Ccylon tie dav after, and Capt.
DlylCy states that he was so scottish
n his appearance he would not in
vitr him into bis clbin. The officer.
: owevcr. dill no, wait for an invita-
Ton. but when Capt. ID. went for bis
p1Le3 $, rs demanded, followed him
The cabin of his own accord.
, 1843-05-20
DIR. MCCLURE.

HHAVlNG located Permanertls in iolis,-
lie ann, Mo-, offers his services to the cI;i-
zens of that place and its vicinity. in the va
rious branches of his profession. Having de-
voted his attention particularly to tho study
Of Anatomy and surgery. and having witness
ed and assisted in all of the most important
sergical operations, he offers hts services espec-
iaiiy in that branch of his profession. He flat
tiers himself that ii called on ne will perform
successfully, and with entire satisfaction TO his
employers. almost any of the capital sergical
operations now performed BY the celebrated
Dudley, of Lexington. Ky. He hopes by the
most assiduous attention to the various duties
Of his Profession, and moderate charges. TO
merit a share Of public patronage He Will
practice in conjunction with DR.. Hardin.
Louisiana. Anil 29ih. ls43.
, 1843-05-20

The New. York Plebeian says the
GeneaI COMMITTEE ef that city, has
responded to the nomn.,1tion OF Mr..
Van Buren, By :he Legislative caucus
of that State with only four dissent
ing votes out Of "a.
, 1843-05-20

The keystone, the Pennsylvania
State paper, says Col. Johnson is de-
cidediy the second choice of the De-
mocracy Of that State for the next
Presidency.
, 1843-05-20
Final Settlement.

A LII persons concerned or in any way inte-
"a rested in the Estate of Jas. +. Campbell,
deceased. late of Pike county NO.. are hereby
notified that the undersigned Administrator
will make a final settlement OF tho estate at
the next August term of the County Court
of said county.
ROBERT ALLISON. Admir-.
April 9th. 1913. 4w27.
, 1843-05-20
TOBACCO. HEMP. &C,

ETHE subscriber will receive and forward
e. Tobacco, Hemp, Pork, &c. at unusuGiiy
loo rates to Orleans or the East. having no
interest in steam boats. and my agents in Or
leans having no interest in packet ships or
vessels, freigh,s both here and below, will be
bargained for 1T the lowest rates. l Will also
advance in cash without any charge for loss
in exchange! from two thirds 10 three io1rths
the value here on Tobacco, Hemp, Flour,
Wheat, Pork, Lard, Bacon. Beef, SC. &c.
GEORGE X. BuDD, Com
Mission & forwarding merns:.t, II, Water St.
ST. Louis, MAY 9th, lSi3.
Refer 10 MeSsrs. VIM. Luce, & Co. Ior.;,r,
, 1843-05-20

Now that the bracIng and action
compelling winter weather is past. j,
is wise to turn to some artificial sub.
stitute. Next to judicious bathing.
we consider there is no mora health
tul practice than gentle gymnastic
exercise. 1t keeps the blood circulat-
ing with sprightly action, hardens the
nerves. gives firmness to the limbs,
and ditlnses a general and hcalthtul
excitement over ino whole frame. a
temporary gymnasium may be con-
structed on almost any premises. A
ladder placed against a house, up the
under side Of which the operator is
to climb by his hands; two upright
poles, two feet apart, may be seized
hold Of by any one wishing the chest
expanded, and the body drawn for
ward and back to great advantage; a
pair of dumb bellies; climbing a rope
or any such exercise cannot fail to
prove beneficial to the person Of sed-
eltarv habits.
Our citizens generally know, and
many patronize. the very perfect
gymnasium of Mr.. II. Barrett. locat-
ed in the Arcade. Barrett is an en-
thusiast in his profession. and fullvun-
derstands the philosophy of gymnas,
Tics. lie has an extensive class Of iu-
veniles, who, in The language Of Dem
osihenes. he endeavors to impress with
the idea that the first second and third
requisites of graceIulness and health,
are "dction. action. hcT'oNr,'
, 1843-05-20
Notice.

FTuERE will DO an election held in the sew
eral companies, composing the LIST. Brig.
and 18th DIV. NJ. W., on the 29th day Of this
month, for the purpose of elccting a Major
General to command the 18th Division. 10 fh'
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of
FL. Calls resigned.
THO'S. B. WHITLEDGE,
Commander LIST. Brig. 18th Div, NJ. ~.
per }. G. RODGERS, Aid.
April 18th, 1913. 2y21.
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FLOUR AMI LARD
Xia ypiffshnrc or Orleans

oA
FvIIE subscriber will advance in cash 4-5ths
4. the market value on Flour shipped direct
to the east via PittshurS or New Orleans. or
will advance . -3ds, Nth The T~ririiege Of sale
IN Orleans. if the market will justify. | will
also advance, on Wheat, Lard and Pork. My
eastern correspondents, are Flour and Grain
houses, Of long standing, and well acquainted
with the market for these staples.
From my Pittsburg correspondents, I have
received a tariff Of rates on Flour, Lard, &c,
10 New York via the Pennsylvania canals,
which, as the warm season approaches, will
Justify shipments to New York of Flour and
Lard win this quick route. My New York cor
respondent lat Flour house, writes it is not
safr--heinC liable 10 sour, TO ship Flour from
your place via Orleans, after the first Of May.
GEO. X. BUDD.
-Four ard Grain Factor.
n. Z. Having no interest in groceries. or
grocery houses. | will purchase and ship these
articles at The very low prices, for those who
send me orders.
April 10, 1913. &c
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Deficiency on the lst Oct. IA 6,2OO,OOo

nave no reason 20 doubt the Information
! nave relative 20 the bad 'prospects" of
the present crop; | have no reason to 1uubt
the correctness of the above statistics. If
both are true-the farmer, the miller, and
the merchant, can draw his own conclusions
-lhave already drawn mine.
GEORGE X. BUDD.
Flour Factor and Commisnon Merchant.
, 1843-05-20

Death from Hydrophobl0.-The
New York Bulletin gives the pariicu,
lars OF a distressing case OF hydro
phobia, which occurred al Nyack,
Rockland county, in that State. last
week. The victim was a Miss Sand
ford, daughter Of Mr.. S%andiord, for.
merly a grocer in Hudson street, in
New York city. The Young lady
was bitten in October last, by a IA
vorite little dog, which bad been for
years a pet of the family. The dog
was killed on the same day, in con.
sequence Of fears being entertained
, 1843-05-20
New and Cheap
GOODS.

'ENIIE subscriber has Just received : larao
assortment of
New and Fashionable Goods.
and Groceries Of every description, which
having been purchased for CASH at very low
prices, will be sold unusually low for cash or
good produce. Also a large 10; Of best Juniat-
Ia Nails on commission, which will be sold at
the extremely low price of $500 per key.
Purchasers will find it to their interest 10
call and examine my stock before purchasing.
JACOB BLOCK.
Louisiana, Pike county, No.
April 10Th, lS43. lm2i.
, 1843-05-20

MRs. WooD, TIE VocALlsr.--!t is
with sincere and heartfelt pleasure
that we are able to announce, that
the wish expressed in our notice of
this celebrated lady's removal tc Il
convent at York has been fulfilled
We are authorized to state. that. on
Tuesday evening last. she arrived at
WooIly Moor, the pain and anxiety
of being absent from husband and
child being greater than her religious
administrative Wakefield Journal.
, 1843-05-20

VVV - I'll" vt "TE
ed. his feet are sore from frostL tie; he is all
or dull, and had on when he left u seal skin
car. aud brown james coat and partaioons,
with blue lanes over coat. II ~issupPuSed he
may attempt to cross tho river. The above
reward will he given for his delivery TO me,
or confinement in some Jail, where | can get
him; il taken out Of this State, and ii Ia
kc- within the State, SO will be- given.
KAREN ii. WHITAKER.
Pike county, Mo. May 20, 'l3. 3w29.
, 1843-05-20

Making, on 1t October, 1si2,
On hand.
Consumption from 1T Oct.
l-42, TO ~, s3,2jO,000
To lie exported in
Grain and Flour
duIing the year, lo,O0n,GO0
Seed for present
Cro?, S,662,J0O
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$50 Renaa'd.

u ANAWAY fcm Tic sub.
IA scnhcr, living > mile
forth cas- fsom Bowling Green,
FiL's county. Missouri, IN The
18th April I.s'. negro nan
named Jose, aLout . feet IT
inches high, rather ,.."ndcr; u
,.l ILL ,i,,I rIlpr-
, 1843-05-20

Leaving on hand lstoct, lsi2, l2O>1 800
Now let us apply these statistics TO the crop
of lsi3:--
Surplus on hand 1T Oct, lSi3, ]2,0S1 500
Add Crop "f lci2, ll0,0uO,Gu0
Add for additional Servings Of
ls43, 5,50O,OOO
, 1843-05-20

DIsFOsITIO".
Consumption of lSI?, allow
ing no increase of poPu!a-
tion-say Il 5 lei2,
Do, for increase in population,
Allowing export is no greater
in lS43 than 1912.
Seed Tor next Oct. sowings,
Short crop of 1913, which I cs-
innate, as before, Mt least one
fourth Of the whole crop of
~, and the planting DAB, viz
ll5,500;0 600 bushels QUE
fourth is
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-17
SALE IN BANKRupTCY

] WILL sell for cash, at the Court
house in Lexington, on the Goth day of
June inst, the following debts surrendered
by Simpson Parks who has been declar-
ed Bankrupt to wit: Isaiah Goodwin.
thirty-one dollars and sixteen cents; J Nj
Evedwin one hundred and fifty dollars:
Jno Peekins five dollars; william Burris
slxty-eight dollars; Divannah Boronpe
four dollars and fifty cents; James Patter-
son four dollars and fifty cents; william
waugh one hundred and two dollars and
seventy-eight cents; webster Gilbert one
ninetynine dis, Jno and webster
Gilbert one hundred and twemy-six dol
lars and thirty-two cents; A Erwin's Re-
;eipt for one hundred and fifty dollars.
FS HUNT,
Assignee in Bankruptcy.
June i, 1913.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-17
SALE IN BANKRUPT 7py

Twill sell for cash, at the Court house
~ Lexington, on the goth day ii June,
I, an me interest Of Jos ID williams in
,ne deo's OF the late firm Of williams and
z Also, the following debts be-
ing The assets ofsaid Jos ID williams Who
mas been declareda bankrupt, to wits
d'lrs Spawls and others $50, WIN wilson
81 on, WIN q Stokes so, Nv Grace l0
Y = Elliott 8, Q Cumming 10, A Boyd
-, kanucls 60, NC HAYNES lie. Bricgs
Lac este, q 70. go, Dennis Carpenter = y
q q i1lram white | ! rs, b G wadlington
IT, Cade Kirk 33, A II Morrison So Id,
VIM "a Lansdale $50, Job Taylor 30.
\. 5. HUNT, Assignee,
In bankruptcy,
June it's
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-17
ALSO

AT the same time and place the follow,
ing debts surrendered by Albert M SEES.
SONS, who has been declared bankrupt
to wit:
Grant A Alexander 26l, r M Roberts &
d Green 29l4 AZ, Chas ] Gay alO.
Jediah Peck 9 81, John W Caldwell 20.
Chas Gay l7Oa, Robt P Brooks 96,
James Gillian 2474, John G. Singleton
~, L W Bull, 57, WIN Vaudeville 80.
Edward h Stiles l64, WIN ] willing 36,
John weatherall 66 %, Il G Snow Sc.
WIN . Egan %, WIN p Ashby l3, Elijah
! ates 81, Robt Raylord 'l3 rs, Dan'i O
Donaghra 10, WIN Graves 425. Johnston
Montgomery II 33, lack Scott l45, Jno
curtis 8, Nimrod Hooper 1877, Simeon.
Fuller Sc IA, Jacob Pennebaker Pho
a Skiles LA, Isaac Miller 81 65; James
, Powers 20. James Harpour "a, A Dl
Hunt 30 70, B weeks SO, John Sheffield
l8 30, John Armstrong 80 s5, Jno Oar.
nell 81, Noses Jones 20, Lewis Kenedv
70 80, Hiram @ Randall 20, Chas wadeI
|, Ebbins Griffith l6 So, Harry q pitts
~ ~ John I'atma l774, WIN Gibson
u 40, James wolfe 1875 SO, westiy IilvIl
lOi n, Franklin Lily 20 l6, Matthias
wolfe ~ 22, John Rambut IL 10, Sole
non Tracy 20 ss.
Z. ;. HUNT, Assignee
June /, tds 'i Il
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-17
SALE I'm BANKRUPTCY.

WILL sell in front Of the court house
M IN Lexington, on the Goth day y
Lyme next, the following debts surrender.
"a by Leroy Simms, who has been do.
clared bankrupt, TO witt
y K Wallace $40, Mr. Swobe ia o..
VIM. Il Randolph 1854, Thomas Nelsnn
=. Lee and Green 8 rs, Tho's I,angster
II 80, Gustayus McGill u as. Kemn
Grlgsby 9 80, DR. Rust as SO, DR. Digos
y 90, DR. VIM Helm II, APP Scott 10
80, z Dixon 50, VIM Al Mott 90 95. E
q Spence 10 25, Gibson Mallory 50 90
Hancock Lee 05, III II Wethers 7s SO.
Nathaniel Gray 10 Is, an account in En-
gllsh's hands for collection 10, VIM Nc
Nish 70 OF, VIM Aisguith s Al, Tho's
H. Nelson fecpt 9 81, DR. Hit 4s 96,
v Z Gerby IL. The above debts belSn,
to l q ] A Simms. Individuallv-Wm
F Crenshaw's note 65, together with sun
dry small notes, under five dollars.
| will also sell John A Simms' interest
in the above debts, who has been declared
a bankrupt.
F.S. HUNT, Assignee
In bankruptcy.
june /. % ids
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-17
TRUST SALE OF
valuable Negroes.

ERURSUANT to the the provisiors
III Of Deed of Trust, executed 10 The
undersigned as Trustee by Adam Carson
70 secure a certain sum Of money therein
mentioned to Ann Chambers, which deed
bears date 4th of April, 1910. and dulv
recorded in the Office Of the Clerk Of ~
Probate Court of Holmes county. Miss
IN book G., pages 322 and 323; | will
on Saturday the
10Th Of December meet,
proceed TO sell at public outcry to the
highest bidder at Richland, the following
named Negroes, to witt Price Negro
man aged 40 years; Adam man aged 30:
Edmund man aged rs; Sorrow man
aged 20; Tom man aged 30; Henry 4
man aged 25; Rachael a girl aged IA;
Llzabeth a woman aged twenty; Susan
aged twenty; and girl aged twelve; Ca
dlz girl aged nine; Dolly girl aged six;
George boy aged two years; Beck q
woman aged forty; Nose boy aged four
teen; Ed boy aged thirteen; Seaburn a
BOY boy aged twelve; Fanny a girl aged
.welve; Della woman aged twenty-six;
Ind her child Robert aged one year; Cha
woman aged twenty-six years; Ned a
10Y four years old; Jim boy two years
"a; Adam aged one year; Mary woman
ged forty, Flora a girl aged twelve years;
.eaburn boy aged ten; Tidy a girl aged
ighi; Joan a girl aged six; Charity
ia child aged one year; Amos a boz
me years old; Caesar a woman aged
xty; Venus woman seventy; Sarah !
oman aged sixty years.
will convey such title only as is vest
in me as Trustee.
JOSEPH c. BITES,
Trustee.
june 10, 6m.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-17
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

Inc following debts surrendered by .Qb-
ner Erwin Bankrupt, to wit: G Bird
son fllty dollars, s n .Askew fifty dollars,
Y ? Gage iorty-three dollars, Buford MON
roe sixty-fye dollars and eighty-nine Cts,
william Baxter thirty-seyen dollars and
forty two cents, Reuben Saunders twelve
dollars, James Bryant nineteen dollars
lgnatious Tubb twenty-eight dollars and
eighty two cents, Jno Tate two thousand
three hundred andforty dollars, WIN Daes-
more seventy dollars, J G mcGee ffty
dollars, o W Beall one hundred and nine
eight dollars,
II $ HUNT,
assignee in Bankruptcy.
June /, 1913.
also.
a note on i'm Cooper for two thousand
hye hundred dollars, an account on WIN
Norman for fory-three dollars, J Reed
siS-hye dollars, effects in Bankruptcy Of
.Alex Jordan.
FS HUNT,
assignee in Bankruptcy.
june /, lS43.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-17
y IN BANKRUPTCY.

sell in front Of the court hous,
xlngton, on the goth day ofJune
Rng debts, surrendered by Free
has been declared a bankrupt,
Eazeale IS 90, Samuel Chisolm
IN Chisolm 81 rs, James CHS
\ Matthew Goss "a, Hezekiah
\ Elmer Harper 8, Minor E
! Allen Peter 100 so, Israel w
, ELIJAH RatIiffe 80, Jhon Ses-
llsha Bell % 80, John Clark
n Chism's estate Ia Is, Thos.
/, Washington Linard 9 80.
lcDowell 8, Howell Mcdaniel
e'e ~, John White "a, Vim p
ackson Jones SO, Alex. Nc
James M Mullen 90 O6, Jas.
D. u, James johnson Z, John
Il To- John Lock 10, Washing
ner 56 so. Stephen Cady :,
|elers 929 80, together with
|All notes and accounts under
r. s. HUNT, Assignee
In Bankruptcy. |
20 tbs.