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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-09

judge Rouldra. IN ms late speech ON tn
Fmld, nrimates, IA uncquHo.d tcrms. that ms
constituents are prepared Tor rcsiaanee-we ire
sumo he means the peasrgtle rebellion, Otherwise
known as Naillfeaiion-1tthe TarT system bcnot
properly modified We do not doubt that the
JUDI thought so,-f for 3" he who Is stdiy thinks
the world turns round We live pretty near the
Judges domlcll, aud wcwIl venture 10 Put our
oliuton against ms, and say that his constituents
are prepared tor no such tbus. They love the
simple Unlon," the udse terms 1t, toe we'll to
throw ltnway AT die bidding Of disappointed pc
uueIan and his mad partr2gns. lfJudae Bouldm
really thought So however, IL should moi have 70
Ted against Il blII reducing the duucs which bear SO
heavily upon his constituents several millions OF
dollars.
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tbIi.GI2S' OFFICE.

A rom h''lE or S7ft.LLENG
VA = SATISFIES day orcnlag supply OF
Preston's, Godfreys, SIMS, and other much eSteenl-
ed Smelling Salts-For sale by
Howell DAVIES.
juno % fits
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July 9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-09

ohics 81 The Creod ~opefior Cour, al L.
ahd tha#.r', ior th" county nj Anhrr,f a.
h"ndry tie dlh ivy # june iH:t, Adu.on Tall
ni"rfn aud John Thompson. IT, trustees Of tn
e'i"'" oi L"cs lhnrmond, dec. md .thefs Pl.0a
htsin WI an #rHsr, ihh'las Palmer mud Dab.
ney Hill, stcufilH, Tor William Ih.Tmanf II ~
J5te"std, hu lately thr sdnlnisirator Of J raitb
Il Tmnnd five oiuor. and Mai H.. 80.
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yALu.RLE PROPERTY.

Auk5rAslfI = deed # frust fAe- ufed 10 lie
subscriber anI Gao.ee K. SWIVEL Tee faf
the pavment Of ,ar,aIn Gsh.. Iaerc,r ueptonee.
which deed "a DIV recorded n the oi5c Of lie
County Cou't II Amherst. lhs p, on Il ohday tie
- dsy Of Angas1 ueKi, Oh Ting cuWi day
proceed Il -. ~ public auction, h"ipre thr door
II JAM 49,. g. I.sarn. A. Amherst soaft tea,e,
~ I-i,... I al ore aa5 nso srsts, IN tn.'o"'ng
frarIs % Iaut aIfnate 10 The 20 NY al amDets'-
tn9 l#.r, D. uas,tip ambfrrt Vol L.Ha. iu
5ae NIL al fans4 B..cr. adjoining lbe Lands d
urnr, II. - att, penf Walker. At Other s. So.
ID eos. al ming Tieerf II VAT. he tairs
81 Lanes Lon3ol. do an ooaet., aut = fftn Hh"n
2, %, l., Of staple, hIG.-Ai-p. one U'hrr parcel
/ 8ood Lam ,o1'a.n.ag = 10 acfe, heavily
Hm4fsrd On Dusr Creek aIIaiptag til" Ia"ds Of
Nu.. Il. hada1d auu otefs. =lluate oar ti5e i9"el
eod ot tar Jaur, blYer Canal. ~ tmberst. PEI.
.ens tsi8ug Z, buy these lanf- e'Ii p.ee-e exam
ia mem a, u."y VIII lie soil rfisa'c!t # p,ete,ed
Js3-f. aHa d. pursuance Of '1= ,eae ared o.
aasf, 3 saaI on ff.dsg tire -5'l ~ OIL August A.
TIE tr.,a#uce 1T 1 apt. Z. Nltv,fl 90 A,Htersf O.
fr.e.at r. ~ paaIle sncisu for read5 taane.
sar l9leNlug s.eses. Worm al ~ 40 e..,.d'ea#
---- and ---. also iaul. hoard O.. / iar-r,, or
Wagon auI t,eaf, aua llat.a CT, G.r,H heta OF
ta't' taegIy 1fa3 ri -asci# .olfy tsar - Il g
fso 5taIz, and quablrrY ri iglsa. \ 5E1 hr't=
70 iarufure. &c fsHaps wss,.s 10 bp}
~ - fbr asoye named pTap.,'y gtl'a=slys can
10 50 GA aceountsdatiu. frin-, y application II
myself q Mr.. Lofru2b Saryrll Who l. herchy au=
iborlzrd 10 make sac pl my p.rl# l. s9h,or,ter
Ill eonv. sooh lir'e h, Is vss - IN mn a, t,us
Zee, bul "a. uIies ~ h, .Ieyed 20 b. good.
ANlfDNi, ootyy4og i,ustee.
y Ite abo,e SUI ), made at nay request, ooa
viii ny eturr al Isaplan.
REUBEN N0aVELL.
fatv III ID.
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Publ;c SAFE Of Valuable vi: p.


vi-'ue ~ ? decree Of he Circuit S.
4 70 CONT 81 Law anth CuHurerv ia, ,s. y
90 Augusta pronounced N u cause =, ,.b,sA my
faiioe, guardian Of the nfaoi heirs of DIV,
iaGa dee Is plalnflH anu Tie satd beirs a.s 40"
Is are defendants. | shall. On JHa.I4.. - L.
day 81 Angus, 1852, seli 81. IT, a#a..#.. -'-'
lie stirs 20 ue b gh-sl builder On cod, -
TN tnfee aud tour yeaTs. ftre Hur=,4. -
nand anh -poi a"cnrnya and a-ri Of ftt..,..7
pf9rff iy 10 ss=uIa lie .sfmeuf + f4a mi
mon y. one undivided uUI,Iy 81 t,p WY Vii
Nil ffu9erty, sinate N the tom Of p '-
and known rs tn fHuonsburg Nil. a,l,t.
cry Of moe tall acre Lots attached g., u,s ~.
lie Alili !. large and commodIaus-te. 81.
0i hufk. On stone tiunaat.8a--fE. 49,. "a
nearly aes aud "a good or.t,r in3 IN, .,I
"at'r abnndanf The cunr,guau, ,.,,,.,,,, - -
%: tue hnHsi wacai Lohntfi-s il tn, ,t.,., - -
e@'". trp1n rs location. tn, Vii. ~,
towWahd an extensive plslnass Jp.,..
81 ~ re MI 4 large and aomf.itfG,r n.
tfaneed ta"se, VIII tie npces,aro AN,
- Ioa-rf s.aHi s., 80. In. j.
10y ALL i. ath"d 10 the Gts} Nj H.. No..
& he#eaEs - David nj sdas Row lsf.f a..
tas tai ahra descended To Tue h-,f. If -
i.aH.a'u, ~ be sold md tbs d.r,.z.-t.#.,t
al be,on2'ue 90 saaz Eee lani. viii -,
lie ,ame time and - far ..ffne le,,.. -
The pfoFrny Mi re sh#Wu Ia per...,s .........
'e pef1hsse y NJ Ma,iu. - AIr..,s ...,.,a.2
y 81 God. aIDR..H I-t,p1,,. '''''
CORNERSTONE A. g,
IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-06

W lKGlNIh fG WIT Alta t'ua=t holden fur the Coun
~ Of Halifax ut The Corrj-Gal.f The 10Th day uf Ilur
ls5!-flQah Fassera .dsovu rrat.aud ll>o admir-.
te"rga Na,scr, decd. William Nas,er, Epps Foster and
S1Hh hS wife, and james iimt, al9r of his late WIFE,
Polly Hunt Pms. agan Edward y. Jones, Richard 10
gar, Granville Gradotk,4nd Aru,se, Barksialc. uInr
OF Peter Barksdaic dec'd Defendants.
~ CHANCEHl
The defendant Edward D. Jones uot having entered ms
appearancc& given seeurIy cop!g to bc act Of Assem-
by AMI me rus OF thu Court, aud appearing the
aeuon at Inc Cent? HAT he uahItlut Of this
Commonu eallh. On motion otthc pllial,, BY counsel
1t IS ordered that the sad Defendant, Jones' do appear
bore ON the toaI Monday in September next and answer
the painuH, bill, and that aco}y OF this order be ort-
with Inserted IN tie Lyncburg Angintn for months
successfully, and posted at the front doGE OF :he
house, OF this county.
u capy-F lie,
WILLIAM u0LT +. e.
Iy y ueg
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" BTEC r.. The exercises OF the suJscri.
" hers school VII be suspended unal lst Sep
tcubcr. JOS. i GODFREY
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&tAi GEtE}tls

C0T"E0N GX%AB}gfstGs%.
40 BALLS OF ,h,, valuable a,tt,.r. ol The stout
80 esi Nos. Tor sale ~. by
MehlE, ROBINSON (, %.
J., is Is
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TO TAIE.OISS.

4 sa1d Fao- Of sober habits, who can come
"A y recommended, can get first rate slua-
TIA s;,Ae Red fIog:s. Charlotte, "a.
-. - ~
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SAn'L. ". DAWES, S5ram4
Cincinnati dag .. ISL
n B.-ihr graaaaton.r e Is % dollars. A new
O'pioma late VII be ob'a'ned during the present
'fse-s' o. large @e aud executed IN the very best
.inlv 81 .,
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Ests,TNrA ) "a l.sa.. -4ptref .a.t
' q. ~ a .sHhs cor, eautua.d ara hs.4 g.
To- town ot l,neaaufe q unCoaa Hons d
s4.I town. Oh i..e s6d ~ q. JWs ~ tuus
ia Court OF Gnurcls
ataa Taaassra sIs''a. ~ comfy %. A.
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III
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-16

Sed VIII not 10, sN.taiuc6 ~ scm Tho writer
81 Tins IL not Il Clerk, nrr iS hr connected with
any Cicrk i'm the State. lie hopes, therefore,
tH,t what he has said, will hc considered impair
u'i Inc IL prompted TO say this much, by desire
10 sec others receive that, 10 which lie thinks they
are i1Tly entitled lie ilaitcrs himself, you W Il
not let oller subjects cngross all your tine and
attention 80 the c.chision Of tlus.
There is umotl"g subject, in which confess
''m common with many others deeply interested ,
an" which, hope YOU y' IL! bo ahlH TO do something
with. / uiude to the license of Pcdlars. You have
a.! 10 Conht seen t';r owls Of permitting then, TO
travel through The :lato, distributing their s.lo-
l""s.' /, is ruinous 20 the mercantile" business:
d rs Injurious to the farmers and il is q curse to
"Hr slave population. 1t is beneficial to none
c@ccEt the ,.asIcrn manufacturers, and a few ra s.
tern johhcGS They sent amongst It's, 30 .-o;
possession Of oar circulating" medium, with which
la2y rcurn. a!d hcGu;ity their villJ-cs NoA: M,
IS spout AMONGST US; moihmg returned to us 'Cuc
turner's cannot sell them any ching. The revenue
derives httlc nothing from thc;n. They ..c,lnc
o' late in The fl, ana take out license til Nav
AID t:"n "c0 Opt" with their pockets we'll lined.
he p'titul SUM they pay, cnt!t!cs them TO the
privilege OF Going all over the county. They
bring with them cHlY such articles as will nav a
saving profit. On thc otlcr hand, the rncrchan,
has 90 pay tho license Of u whole year, To entitlc
hin to the privilege of selling in Il circumscrbcd
ncighHprhood: he has IN keep hand all Toe hca.
" r,ic'cs Whioh there is no prof, made
! ."ucd OF the hn@uishing state of the country
! TRADE" amy bc traced to this cause, and unlcss
some steps are taken to cure tic evil VIC shall
/ have nothing hut greg shops in the country. 'Ihe
merchants who arc able 10 move will Lo compelled
/ To Ego ont" Georgia has set Won a noble exam.
pie May YOU sec cause to follow ii, is tho wish O
a FARMER.
Ith FChrunrv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-16
T, Tie Youog Men of the c:iyot E;c5,yo,,

- I"e l0""@ Ne" NJ tie CITY Of Hi~hmgaF.
The Undersigned having boon appointed q corn
niittec by the Richmond ouur MEMS Saci,ty +,
consider the CAPcGiGmcv Of proposing Tx, forrua
tIon OF Il Iouu@ Mem: Colonization Snci,f,. .,,,v
!iary TO the state Society, in obcdilrca 10 the rco
iui!oh under winch they act, respectfully propose
that meeting of all those young men in our cify
and ITS vicinity friendly 10 this object be held on
Wednesday evening, the 18Th Of February, at :
O'Clock, in the Capitol for that purpose.
general Attendance is requested.
The committee beg leave to surqcgt in = G,yv
words some OF the reasons which induce them TO
propose such measure at This time
NO one can doubt that there arc many yovn.,
men IN our city, who have hitherto felt i,lc or
no interest in ilc colonization scheme for no o;I.r
reason than that 'Ior minds have not been led 10
consider IT,
1t is known that an ancient society already OK.
ISIS among u.s. but although located IN our civ. II
bears ;he name Of State Society, and consequent.
~ many among us, especially The YOUNGER mort ION
OF the community, have suffered the matter TO cs
cape their attention, Justly believing that its i'm
tercsts were watched and nurturcd by talents and
influence fully adequate TO the task
One object which have i'm yic.y is TO enlist
tic influence and energy of this class of the com
lnunlty In favor Of this c0use. Aud we doubt not
That 1t would prove valuable auxil;ary TO orr
state Society, by causing the subject to become
one Of moro general interest in this civ
Moreover, we think the signs Of tho times arc
sucH as ou"htio engage the attention, and call
ior'h the active cTcgiiuu. Of cyory member Of the
community.
The Importance Of the subject is sd,niltcd lay, all
A5io the feasibility of Tire plan pursued iy tie A.
mcrlc"n and the Virginia s5.!cti.s..uJ iii o,Lnr.
formed IN the same principles, much difference Of
opinion c&~'s--1ud we arc aware tl,at or,ce i,;o.,
mas very much retarded thc progress Of these In
t'Hu''ohS-bIt |c confidently believe, that feel
ing" Of opposition 10 ihcm. ana suspicious as In f,c
purify OF Tic motives Of those cur5ood i'm uro,,cf
ing their prosperity have almost ccu.od TO exist,
|,i.''"- US, "." We consider i"c present f5yura-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-16
REPORT ON THE TARIFF.

"iAe' SPcc''Hy iOMp :" QUIZ.
,.v7,=-==y-r---=--.
EEpDR,U ON .,,,r ,r,n,,U
- 80 - ~
IN THE UDiT"E ON prppEsEN,r, ,r,1y,u,
/ FErEuAUY 3, 1889.
/ MIR. McNUFFii;, from the Committee of WAY,
AID Means, Ia which The suhcc, had been re
tcrrcd, made the following
REPORT:
Tie Committee # WAYS and Means. in obcdi
cucc To- the or'er Of the House have had nm.
der consideration so much of the message o.
tie President of he Un.tcl s atcs as relates r.
''rclievng the people from The bnrthcns of nm.
necessary taxation" after the payment of Ihe
public drb', and row beg leave t. submit The
/ FLOWING Report:
/ In dIsc''arE.Gg the duty thus assigned TO them
/ the committee have deemed il Indispensable Ia
. dctrinn" ihc p,eiHIua! v quest iDn-whut should
/ De HE aInn expenditure e. the government
after the Adjustment OF The p.bic debit
| During the three last years If Mr.. Monrec's
/ ADMINISTRATION, the average annual expenditure
for al objects, exclusive Of the public DEBT. was
less than ten millions of daars. when il is
! ccnsId'red therefore, that the annual amount o,
disbursements for revolutionary pensions is now
/ very greatly reduced, and that The expenditure
4 'hI. oElcat, as wei Is for erecting tor,itico-
/ 'io1S ana Guiid!aG SHIPS, ill he progressively
tc""GS"' ana must reach very low point in
/ 'ht course OF n few years, the committee are IF
/ o.i"lyn That eleven millions of dollars will be
aI1Nd1hiIy sntcI"nt for all the necessary dis
oHrS2mcnts OF the Government, when relieved
rom tNe charge OF The plGc debt. In this
mac, 'ney nave allowed one million ofdo
n t@.S ""o tHc sums which may be released
rom existing OBJECTS OF appropriation, 10 meet
~ E".;'"" GIn'aii0s' Of contingent nature TO
VIZ" ~. pubic fSasNfy may be liable. The
& ."'l ,"' Puohc lanGS: ana The dividends
oar,n 80" IN, ~ Say "o'ilnE OF canal stock,
r,;iT.,r y esl'''@ ,n; 1T icsS sum
r " uo't 1it. mere VIII, mere
I,,;, o ;tnty ",n, '.''I'o''s 10 We provided BY
Inoy,,,d ~ go" I''o eol""."tee nave en-
J,,c,,iis s,,,,, =. 50 ""Ic' os 10 pro
"onu.i NEE .'',S' :o.sIs'ehc WIN
~ . ar,.,.. -; 49, ,'" 1877 '.S:'cS 3
cd for rora:; d',io 49, import
rc3rlv c;oL,v -, ,;..ns crSIoiiar 1"I' va
this 1rrniIy ovrn.1nd H., co." ''t'''GN
war 2i.r isS5 ~. I',,'G' -, any
The dl,jes v,o,' ra,1ajy a,,rn ,"" ~
iv Of n,arc,,,,,,.. ;n9,5 49,. '',1 y "a, !
would deem il not ovi,o,aorar, w. ,-, 49,
opai;,ous # lie I,.t tho ''
calculation far 5ri,-a 'vr,,s 70 ;J L '.'u'
,v,r, the hazard Of n +, Gc,t in H., n,.tIi.r
g.uur. thcg have c:timatcd The ammo, o,,,,,o,
Of the !mpa!ts uayiur duijes ot o,.lr so"o,t,,
two nil IONS Of dollars. and ON tins In 49, b'To
reported BIZ Inlra,ioG n duty of I2t ,,r no,t
ad vr}orcnr. upon al t6rcign mrrcb, mia OH,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-16
Tth February, 1899.
i'oR THE WuiG.
lI'Ii D'lrsSpDII,

Iho rerusal OF General Smiths (or Marvlar,O
oniogmm ON General Jackson, reminds us of an
-j"cdH NnH! !-"Cmsar and Pompcy" said =;
shining, good humourcd Cutie, "are very much
alike, 'sPcciriiy romp!!" QUIZ.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-16
To ZEE CoNCLUDED.1


rHSO uUgh Davis, and Susan, his wife; Finch
a Cross, William l.. White, and Eliza
beth, his wife; John Cross. and 'rnsey DAVIS,
IN his own right, and next friend for your son,
John Hector Davist
You will he pleased TO take notice, that shcn,
OIL Friday, The 10th day of March next, at the
tavern Of james +. Huffman, in the county Of
Hanover, proceed to take the dispositions oI
George IIoskins and others, TO be read as evi-
dence in suit now depending and undetermined
IN the Superior Court Of Law and Chancerv ior
the county of UenrIco, in which you are plain.
ulls and am the defendant. The said IcDosi.
tons will be taken OH the day and at tie place,
aforesaid, between the hours of O'clock in the
morning and o'clock in The evening" and IT,
from any cause, the taking OF the said DISPOSITIONS
shall not be completed on fbe day afoFcaa ID, tho
taking thereof will be continued, from day 10
day, at The same place and between the same
hours, until tine taking thereof shall be completed.
am your obcdicnt servant,
NANCY b. CROSS.
Widow of'Fleming b. Cross, deceased, Crrl-
trX Of the Estate ofthc said III. nnG Cross.
feb 3-1awGt
Southern planter., 1832-05-19

/ GhaIaciens happily summed up in Al, p,,,s,.r.,
description Of certain Editor. ole .'Ioi baa = !
nos' valan'ly on crey sidc;p and porbsos !, ,ouss'
pl'' owing 10 lsvery circumstance. tbst no ? ~ -
s'eS, ,,, a iaronle oftho same editor '-' ~ . so
ansqaeslion of'he Vice Presidency involve. ma,
,yill bpo .,-u principles and considerations and /,
win become The people TO deliberate bec,Io ~ 49,.
aS' II IS question, not Of local IN, -. w
character, IN which all the saveboldna sene'a'
equally interested II is not so much ones, a'e
., personal preference between p p Bsr5n,. va
Martin Van Buron, as between son,beyn so N Slu
'ue,n .t INTERESTS iARIFF AND ANrITARrS Tb,s
IS 'Ne aspect which, in the present crisis il mus, :.
,ba i unu upon It's determination rests, not ONLY
Inn, ,b oi INC Southetp slave-holdinq States
pu' me very existence Of the Union for. I'M, w.
buren, with his high Tariff principles bo NJ Isn
INTO the high offices of Government 4 nea5s 'eo
prophet 10 tell no arthmetcal calcula,,o," 10
Der the days Of the Republic. ''H' " nun
Southern planter., 1832-05-19

0E5-We are authorised to announce Col. Peter
Quin and Dr. james Jones, Of Pike, and VIM.
Rankin of Marion county, as candidates for the
Convention, from the Senatorial District Of Pike
and Marion
0S-We are authorised TO announce S. p. Skoape,
James Y. McNab6, and Ldbdn Bacot, Esqrs. as
candidates for the Convention, from the County Of
Pike
0SrWe are authorised TO announce Franklin
Lore, Esq Of Pike county, as candidate for the
State Senate, from the Senatorial District of Pike
and Marion counties
0S7-We are authorised to announce Jesse Har-
peN, Col. A. p. Cunningham and VIM. G. Martin,
as candidates to represent Pike county in the next
Legislature.
%
01rWe are authorized to announce Mr.. Matthias
Opermdn as a candidate for the Legislature.
Southern planter., 1832-05-19

The students at Law and others favorable 10 the
formation Of Debating Society, are notified tina,
meeting will be held for that purpose on next
Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock, in the Court
House. All those who may be deslrous ofimproy-
ing IN extemporaneous debate, and joining weekly
IN the discussion Of the political measures Of the
day are earnestly solicited to attend. Great adyan
tages will result to the young men of Woodyillo
from the adoption ofsuch course-it will discip.
hne their minds in the way of debate, and mutual
" increase their information by comparing and test
ing their different views on matters Of public policy
Southern planter., 1832-05-19
EXECUTORS SALE.

WILL be sold, .on TUESDAY tho 2sth May
next, at the residence of the late Clement Tocn-
send, one mile south of Woodyille, sundry PER-
SONAL PROPERTY Of said deceased, on q
credit Of six months. The above sale is under or,
der Of the Orphans Court Of Wilkinson county /.
VIM. STEWART,l Err's 0fC.
WM- T. LEWIS, Townsend.
April 27, 1889. ~
Southern planter., 1832-05-19
Notice.

THE undersigned Administrative Of the Estate
Of Jacob Chambers, decd, will at the next June
term Of the Probate Court Of the County Of Wiki
inson, present her account as Administrative a.
foresaid, for final settlement sRd allowance
ELIZABETH CHAMBERS, Admr,x-
April 81, 1899. I6
Southern planter., 1832-05-19
LAZARUS DRAKE.
NOTICE.

LETTERS Of Administration having been gran.
- 10 the undersigned on the Estate Of HannaA
BaAke, decd, by the Hon. Orphans' Court in and
for the County Of Wilkinson and State of Blissis-
aippi, at the August term of said Court, 1881;
all persons indebted TO said essa'a are requested TO
make payment, and those having claims against
ihe same, are required to present them within tho
time limited by law, they will be forever barred
LEVlNIA BURKE, Admir-.
May 10, 1889. cove
Southern planter., 1832-05-19
FOUNTAIN on HEALTH-

Twelve miles above Nashville, Davidson County, Tenn.
ANY persons afflicted with Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, or Ladies Of irregular and delicate ha-
bits, who will attend 10 the use Of this Medicinal
Water, this Summeri--(f from 90 yoars observation,
the month Of June is preered) and are not entire
y healed, or materially benefited, will be charged
nothing for ;heir Board
WILLIAM SAUNDERS.
BoARp, per week, for man and horse, 81.
Single,
April, 1889. i9m3
Southern planter., 1832-05-19
NOTICEs
LAST NOTICE.

| HAVE placed my notes and accounts IN the
hands of G. s. g. IL. ID. KELLOGG for collection.
An those indebted 10 me will please call at tnen
office and pay the same, or aier the isl oi june
they will be lndiscriminately sued.
JAMES M. WOOD.
Woodville, May -, 1889 20
Southern planter., 1832-05-19

1 Enron Enclosed, send you short com
ly on Van Buren's political character, from
guia paper. II may serve TO open the eyes
people with regard TO the dangerous principles
FORT ADAMS.
'HAat are the recommendations which he brings
him to the People of Virginiai Does he
Inc advocate Of their principles or of
mieresis9 Let the tariff Of 1923 answer the
aion--No he has no feelings in common with
None; our very soil is an abomination to him;
Hhoe life has been identified with the Tariff
g,and the Tariff policy; his principles and his
r conduct tend to the same great object; to de-
The value of sldps labor, until the Southern
, y shall be forced TO emancipation, and then,
2 hey are too poor to relieve themselves ofthe
burden; then, in their hour of crying need,
" We pride Of he SURPLUS REVENUE. What,
Hould ask, land the question can be answered,)
made some of bis Prints, in this State, few
y ago. so anxious to prepare the public mind
'nancpationi Why have they shrunk back
neT, when they touched the pulse OF the pa..
nnd that he was not prepared for the medicine
% tue same prints now attempt to get up an
cement 10 favor Of Van Buren2 Do they aim
Ne double object Of ultimately comprising
4 sauga him, when President, the main purpose;
-'Sd The same time, they are, screened from the
'noi indignation Of the People, by hiding them
" m the dust they kick up? Il an instinct
'~aehes the scuttle fish, when pursued in shall
~Ner' to cast forth dark substance from his
", v which muddies the stream, and under covel
" snlen no escapes from his enemy.
ns whole political life is tissue Of nconsisien
'@liisee, and tergiyersalon; as a nolitician, his
Southern planter., 1832-05-19
$50 REWARD.

STRAYED from the Plantation Of the undey-
signed about three weeks since, TWO YOUNG
BAY HORSES; long tails, branded J p. on the
left shoulder. One ofthem TO the best Of my 70.
collection, has a star in his orehead--aRed, ono
about FIVE years, and tho other seven years. Anyp
person delivering said horses 10 me, shall receive
reward Of twenty dollars; or will give ten dollars
to any one that will secure them, so thai got them
again.
JAMES PENNY. :
Baton Rouge, May 2, 1889. isw3