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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-22

4 T. Court Of montiiy session. hold e..
I n bell county, the llih day of JuIv - ann.
the 6lst year OF the Commonwealth pin; '0n
barger and Elizabeth his wife. formerly r ~ haus
Douglass, John Rausbargcr and Nancy l,;"@aOelA
formerly Nancy Douglass, and Robert Dona, VIE,
Aso;ns, plainrf,
John CardweIl and Christopher Moore ID.
traitors ofJames Douglass, decd, Greope rs'mlns.
and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy Cla''0id
Henry kennx and Katy his wife, fornerl,,e mons,
Clemens, James Boyle and Polly his We May
merly Polly Clemens, John Clemens. H.. or'
Clemens, James Clemens, James Russell .a 'a,Nan
~ his wife, formerly Sally McCorev. jam "a, y,
Corley, William McCorlcy, Alexander r. NC
and Jane his wife, formerly Jane McCorle, '"''e
7. C.a. peiendan,
The Defendants George Crawford and \.
his wife, formerly Nancy Clemens, Henry k.V
nix aid Katy his wife, formerly Katy Clena'u
James Boyle and Polly his wife, formerly p'%'
Clemons, John Clemens, Christian Clen0"
James Clemens, James Russell and Sally hi, m;e
formerly Sally McCOrlev, James McCorry Wa'
liam McCorey, Alexander Gamble ami JanoIr
wife, formerly Jane McCorlcv, not having en,a "'
ed their appearance and given security accord.
to the act of Assembly and the rules of TN, c.
aud it appearing by satisfactory evidence tia, ,L.,
are not Inhabitants Of this Commonwealth !,
ordered, that they do appear here the f,s, day az
October Court next and answer the bill of ,b..
Plaintiffs !; and that this order be in,er,e, u
some newspaper published in Lynchburs, for ,va
months successfully and posted at the lion, doo,
Of the Cour,-honse of this county, on some Cam,
day \ Copy-Teste,
WILLIAM \. CLEMENT,pc
Aug. IL WIN
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Il. WHITEHEAD.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

TX AS located himself in Lynchbu-g, and will
4 practice in the Inferior and Superior Courts
of the Corporation of Lynchburg, counties of
Campbell, Amherst and Nelson. His Office is
on Main street, one door below Mr.. Albon Nc Dan
iel's, and opposite the Union Hotel where he may
be found at all times except when attending the
Courts.
Sept. s w4w
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THE Lov1NGsToN HOTEL.

JNllE subscribers having purchased the tavern
Il near the Courthouse IN the town of Loving
ston, heretofore occupied by Col Charles Perrow,
beg leave 10 inform the public generally, that they
will make every cxertion to please those who may
call upon them. The house is large aud convenient
and will be neatly fitted up Servants shall be at
tcntiye, Table and Stable supplied as well as the
country afford, aud the Bedding shall be of the
first order. In fine, wewl endcavor to keep house
worthy of the public regarl. The line of Stages
which passes through this place, stops this house.
and passengers shall be furnished with every accom-
modaiou. We therefore solicit the public patro-
nasS. HENRY :. PENTON,
WIN. |. KIDD.
FREDERICK s. PEITON.
August o5 +
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NANAL CONTRACTORS will be furnished, on
~ the most reasonable terms, with ames' SUPERB
or Shoves and Spades long handle Shovels Crow
Bars, Picks; Axes. Smiths Tools Naylor & Cos
Cast-Secl of all sizes Nail Rods Drill Iron and
other Iron, OF almost every description-and every
other ar,icle in the Hardware line. They are parcu
larry invited to give call
II. 4, RICHARDS & co.
April Ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-22

VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in thu CIe,l,,
Y Office of the Circuit Superior Coun Of Law
and Chanccry for the town OF Lynchbure, on N,
lst DAY of August, 1886
Edmund Winston, late Sheriff of nherst conn
ty and as such administrator of George Boya
decd, planlif,
against
james G. bearing, Benjamin IIad.e, snryi-
ing executor or administrator of Jams Dear
Ing, dec d., and w 'l''am Dear'ng, Dct's,
In CHANcERY.
The Defendant William bearing not hs,ipg on.
tered his appearance and given security according
to the Act OF Assembly and the Rule, of ,h,
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhabitant of this country Ii i,
ordered That the said Defendant do appear here,
on the first dav of the next term and answer thu,
bill of the Plaintiff and that a copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed in the town Of Lynchburg, for two Month,
SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door of the
courthouse, in the said town.
\ Copy-Tcstc,
ID. ROBES, Clerk
Aug. III w2m
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Aug. IL

Messrs Peter Lyon, Bird Uhite & x Der! Pashy
HNAkE notice, that l shall Tuesday the
l. fourth day Of October next, at the store house
OF llepenstall 4 Bailey. in the County of Franklin.
take the dispositions Of William Brown, Priscilla
Bernard and others, to be read evidence in a caue
in Chancery, depending in the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery, for the count, OF Frank
lin, in which am plaintiff and you defendants Ii
said Dispositions not completed on the first DAY
they will be continued from day to day until they are
finished. Yours &c.
JOHN X. FORBES, Ex'or of
Jokn Forbes. deed
August % wt4O
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bon ET.l

NM T. have just received from New York, case
w of Fashionable Bonnet.--amongst them,
some very fine PLAIN Siraw--which with other
pretty Goods will be sold low.
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
ON CONSIGNMENT.
A few bales OF superior Cotton Yarns. at facto-
~ prices. r.. Il t.
juno % IS
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1 AIDES Work Boxes,
IL do do do with Music
do Toilet do very fine,
Back CANNON Boards,
Chess Men,
tluted Casters. some very fine,
do Candesticks.
do Smtiers aud Trays,
Patent Coffee Pots,
Egg Boilers,
Astral Lamps,
Aud many other desirable articles inst opensd For
sale by II. Is. RICHARDS g. Co
June "a
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a CARD.
TO MERCHANTS,

II'HE impression which is abroad, that have al
tered the terms. and now sell 10 per cent. "a
po'e the Richmond prices IS untounded and totniiy
mtrw-please give me a call and know for your
se"es.-i am now receiving the Fall i'm bortatons by
the SHIPS Narmor0 and Harkomay, which renders
the assortment of CHINA AND EARTUEN
WARE large and complete
JOSEPH d, EVANS.
September IL .,
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w III : X r. Y

VuNllE subscriber is now receiving, and will keep
L constantly on hand, from Henry Horns dstil-
cry. Rockbridee,) full supply of superior Old Rye
Nhiskey. WIN. l.. LANCASTER.
o. The above article is well calculated for Bar
Rooms, on account of its aye and superior quality.
W. l.. l..
Scntrmhcr )
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DIR. PETER'S


ANN u " DffsIsfotS fIsIN.
THESE Ills composed cnI,'cl of Vegetable
wh-u taken according the which
h'r benrheal ~ the aud af all bilious
riain They specially the Liver, when
br nAunncc
of,hr function, which, ,uhee ed
would produce either Jauocc Liver Complaint, Bilious
Fever and
all iorr"r the bowe they like
the aud
trcv thu Hsrs OF the to they Invaluable Females
than at all periods, without ri.k
gong t" sea- or Southern citrate should by all
r'ls
impaired Tor yc,s rimar No family should Ia
these fls portion Of them, taken sona would
preventing much suneinv from sckn".s
bowels. thu, "h"rnr he absorbed blood
u"a,sniiated huds that diseases
who these Pip
feel hr tten.rhe OF
OF tho PATENT VEGETABLE MEDICINE STOMACIt 4 EFT
ntfArtf for tho cure vi Dyspspsa aud Liver complaints,
thought snheent guarantee to those w.hing make Of
'ent that does not act III with hes aud oppose dis
independent
bot, tonic aud eob'trucn, acting the
functions thus strengthening the patient while
Nrueions Medicines which other excepting
Il hIluatc the
dai,"n 81 iong catalogue Of ChroHit rr.,c,.
Dr. fhnNihg heen educated under the
IA the South ~her di.cac, of
character prevail e"n'cr. hn,cf well judge
nature 81 diseases IN i'rnt ta warm climates.
Prepared h, Joseph rur.ri, pr,ot. NJ D. r. nc hi.
:"
ramer' No l2o Liberty New York
prstct, Each b., co"a". FORTY Pills. Pr,ce 80 cents.
o. fresh supply CT the above Medicines, just
received and for sale by DAVID 4. LYMAN, and
can be hadi almost every town in the State.
Feb d wl2m
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CANDIES, &c,

lust received, superior lof of CANDIES, WEST
- INDIA SwEEr-MEArs, PRusFs, FIGS, DArEs,
CIrRor, &c. &C. For sale low by
FOURQUREAN a. PALMER
SiSnofthe BOYS Golden Mortar,
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.N'OTECE.

9 NOTICE.
aLGE@I THE Lynchburg Manufacturing
nsSIS Company being in want oflaborers
in the Factory, will give constant
employment 10 two or three respectable families up
on living terms-Any family wishing employment
IN the Factory can be accommodated with
house conveniently situated, and sufficiently large to
take IN a few boarders to work in the Factory. APP
plyto ID. ROBES, Agent l.. NJ c.
Sept. w4w
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j Ohm Ii. FLOYD.


1T AS opened an Office for the location OF Lands
l. Il i'll the States of Arkansas and Mississippi He
will attend with promptness and punctuality, TO all
business put into his hands, and will that the first
quality Of lands is secured for those who may employ
him to select them.
Helena, Arkansas, September i'm
u Letters addressed 10 him at Helena. Arkansas
will be attended to-
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TEAS. LEMON SYRUP. &C.
TO ESrisl.e BWiiHeiS.

VulIIf. President aud Directors of the Iynchburg
1 Toll-B Bridge Company, having determined 10
rebuild their Bridge, entirely anew, and upon
Towns Lattice work plan. hereby give notice, that
they will sealed proposals for rebuilding the
same, until the LIST day of October next: The
Bridge will be from675 10 700 feet IN ength--to
he cree ted ON three pillars and two abntments-the
two abulnents already erected can be used with u
little acralionthc three pillars will be built entire
of solid stone masonry-trom 10 to II feet wide at
The foundation, gradually tapering from the waters
surface to 3 feet at top-and will DO about twenty
two feet high from low water mark--the watci IN
the river at each point for pillar, will he about
g. s and 4 feet deep: the contractor will have the
liberty OF getting the rock from quarrics near the
Bridge without charge and, it is believed that
rock may be had from three pillars now standing.
nearly to erect two of the new pillars the wood
work OF the brldge.wi be upon Towns lattice PLAN
wide enough for a double track for carriages to be
covered with roof, well shingled and the sides
weather boarded reference must be had TO Towns
late patent for specifications in all bids contracts
Separate proposals will be received for the stone
wood work, the the Directors would prefer to con
tract with the same individual for both each bid
must state the shortest time for its completion and
delivery.
The proposals may be addressed to the underSign
cd wac will la, them before the Board of Directors
ou the lst day of October, for their consideration
The Directors will not bind themselves give the
contract to the lowest bidder merely because the
lowcst-bu must take into view other considerations
with it. Bond and security will be required for the
faithful cxccon Of the work within the time prescri-
bed and agreed upon.
WM. w. NORVEII. Treo'.r.
Toll Bridge Company.
O-}sTlle Globe & intcgenccr Washington City,
will INSERT the above twice in their country paper,
4 forward their accounts 10 this office for payment.
Sent II no
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NIGHT SCHOOL.

MIG IL II = c HOOL.
a NIGHT school will be commenced bv tho
IA subscriber, on the night of the first Mondey
in October next, in the same room where his day
school is taught.
Hours of instruction, from half past 6 until ten
O'Clock.
Terms, 81 30 per month, payable in advance
SAML. ID. TOMPkINS.
S'p'. WOW
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THE CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

MIR. PHILIP G. WILLIAMS, of Pntsyl-
IV1 vana, having by printed handbillS, sentto tins
place, challenged us to run our horse Negro, a.
gainst his celebrated quarter-horse Ball. for SlOoo'
we notify him, through the medium of the "NHg'
man." that we do accept his banter, and will of
prepared TO run by the last of November or LIST OIL
December, agreeably to his own proposals, over
Prices paths, near BIacksburg, it being the same
track that his celebrated horse Ball was unsue-
cessf"l on in the Winter of 1885, when hi con'e",
ded with Negro. We tender to the owners anu
keeper Of Ball three weehs keeping, gratis, at any
place in the vicinity of Blacksburg or the paths
TUOS. LINKOUS,
JOHN B. kEESTEh'
Blacksburg, Sept 8 o"
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NOTICE TO CnNTRACrORS.

~ i
DROPOSALS, will be received until the lSt
l. day of October neat, by the undersigned,
Commissioners, appointed for that purpose, by the
Hastings Court OF the corporation OF Lynchburg,
in conformity with an act of the Legislature of
Virginia, ofthe Odd March, 1896, for keeping in
repair, for II months from tina, day, the following
roads " ing within the limits of said corporation
The road leading from Poo's lanyard 10 Camp
bell courthouse, half mile in extent;
The road commencing at Twelfth street, short
distance above Mr.. Partcn's, and leading TO Ta,c's
Spr;ng--half mile in extent;
The arm of the Lynchburg and Salem Turn
pike. also commencing at Twelfth street, and en-
tending half mile
The road commencing at Blackwater Bridge
near Langhorne's Mill, & leading TO Schoolield's
ferry. IL. HUNTINGTON,
Nj. LANGiORNE,J r.
JESSE HARE,
Commissioners.
Sept. 10 tlNO
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Sept. l2
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-15
EKECUTOR'S NOTICE.

r ETTERS of Executorship having been
n granted to the undersigned by the
honorable Probate Court of Jefferson Coun-
-ty, at the May term thereof; on the estate
OfAbram Mayberry, dec'd--Notice is here
BY girca to all persons indebted to said
estate TO make immediate payment, and
those having claims against said estate to
present them within the time prescribed by
lrw, or they will be forever barred.
LUCRETIA MAYBERRY,
Erecutrir
PHILIP o. HUGHES, Executor
July s, 1896. 22-3m
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-15
DESSOLUTTOW

The eoparnsrsbip heretofore existing
under lhe 6rm Of Allison g. Snyder, was
IBIS day dissolved By mutual consent JAS.
ALLIsoN stands charged with the settlement
Of all accounts Of the firms Of A. SNYDER.
Wilson, Allison g. Co., and Allison g. Spv-
der. ALONZO SNYDER,
JAMES ALLISON.
July O. 1856. 22-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-15
PIantatiOn G0r SnIc.

WILL sell, on accommodating terms,
n 612 ACRES OF LAND,
lying on Coles creek (high and dry) and
adjoining the farms of P. Green, W. L. Da-
Wis and others:
$50 Acres cleared and in cultiration,
with NIL and Gin; together with all 9TH
er ordinary buildings on it. The property
will be shown by the subscriber living on
the place, and terms made known to those
wishing to purchase.
THOMAS ALLEN.
July, 8, 1886 22-3ts.
The Vicksburg Register will publish the
above three weeks and forward their ac-
count to this office.
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-15
SCHOOL,,

MFRS. ROSS respectfully informs the
4'A inhabitants of Rodney, end its vicinI-
ty, that she has opened PREPARATORY
SCuoOL for Children, at her residence, one
door above DR.. Savage's, on Magnolia st.
Mrs. R. hopes to deserve the patronage of
the citizens BY paying attention to the chill
dren entrusted to her care.
Terms, &C., made known on applying
as above.
P. S. Several Scholars can be accom-
modated with boarding in her family.
July 2l-3w
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-15
HENRY KELLY,
S. A. MASON,
LEVI C. HARRIS.
~ -

~ G. COMPTON has just received
n 'and offers for sale the following arti-
cles:
Pale Sherry, in bottles and on draught,
L. p. Madeira.
Superior Old Port.
Champagne of the best brands. Cognac
and Champagne Brandy and Old HOl-
land. Gin, Of superior quality.
June IL loft
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-15
NEW FIRM

The Undersigned, having purchased
The entire stock Of goods, formerly owned
by Allison g. Snyder, beg leave to inform
their friends and the public in general, that
they have associated themselves together
under the firm of Lape & Snyder, and hope,
by loag experience and unremi,ted atten-
hon, to merit portion Of public patronage.
w. LAPE,
A. SNYDER.
July 8, 1886. 22-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-15
SfraYc6 or Stolen.

EJNROM the subscriber, living in Rodney',
A LARGE BLACK SILK UNI
BRELLA, having the letters +. G. G. cut
on the handle, which is of ivory. Any one
returning said umbrella to me, shall receive
my thanks, and reasonable reward, if re-
Quired. I. G. COMPTON.
july 8. 22-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-15
RE M OVAL.


TVHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist.
= ing under the firm of Wilson, Allison
g. Co, Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The business will hereafter be con.
Quoted under the name and style Of ALLl-
SON a. SNYDER, who are charged with
the settlement Of the accounts Of the old
firms Of Wilson and Allison, and Wilson,
Allison s. Co.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage
heretofore extended to the house, the UNDER
signed respectfully request continuance
Of the made, and by nnremitted attention
to business, hope to merit a proporliOnaie
share Of public custom.
ALLISON g. SNYDER.
Rodney. May ~, 1886. l5-y.
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-15
State Of Mississippi,l Probate Court, June
Jefferson County. Term, 1886.

State Of Mississippi,l Probate Court, June
Jefferson County. Term, 1886.
y pom the petition of r. D. Ricketts,,
administrator ofthe estate of William
S. Hodge, deceased, praying permission to
sell a certain tract of land, containing
THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
ACRES, more or less, lying in Madison
county-and it being represented to the
Court that it wonld be to the interest of said
estate TO sell said lot or tract of land: IL is
therefore ordered By the Court, that cita-
tlons issue to all persons interested in said
tract of land, requiring them to be and APP
pear at a regular term Of the Probate Court,
to be holden at the Court House, in and for
the county of Jefferson, on the fourth Mon
day in August next, to show cause, if any
they can, why said tract of land should not
be sold, according to the prayer of the petit
toner.
| certify the above to be true extract
from the minutes of said court.
MEE75N In testimony whereof, have
Id hereuntO set my hand and seal of
said court, at Fayette, this 2Sth
day of June, 1886,
c. +. MILES, D. CTk.
July [Pr. fee, $40 Isl 2l-6w
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-15
NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE of an order from the
Hon. Probate Court of Jefferson county,
the undersigned, Executor ofthe late Thomas
A. Elam, will offer at Public Sale to the high
est bidder, at the plantation of Mr.. James
Payne, on Saturday the 10th July, a part Of
his personal property, consisting Of small
stock Of Cattle, Sheep and Hogs; also
sidebOard, Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads, sett
of China and Glass Ware, and sundry other
articles, too tedious to enumerate. The
whole tobe sold on credit of twelve months,
the purchaser giving notes, with approved
security.
ROBERT Y. WOOD.
Intending to leave the state for short
time, hereby appoint JAMES PAYNE my
agent during my absence.
r. Y. w.
June "a 20-4w
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-15
WOODWARD g. CLARKE.
PhiIadeIphia .
IUsT PRINTED, and lor saIe y this

" Office,
Bills LGdng; Bits Erckdage; Notes n
Bank; Attachments, and Attachment Bonds,
Recognisancesi State Warraais; SabpeaGs;
Executions; forthcoming Boads; Alpka.
bets, Ldbels ind Sho.c Bills, for Merchaais,
Use; Cotton Receipts, &c. S'c.
Having good assortment of lob TYPE
We are pFspared to execute any orders
that may Be Forwarded, with neatness AM
despatch.
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-15
GUARDIANS SALE.


DURSUANT to an order from the Hon
u the Probate Court, Of Jefferson coun-
.ty, granted at the June term thereof, shall
on Saturday, the 9Th day of August next,
at the residence Of Thomas Adams, proceed
to sell at Public Auction, on a credit of l2
months, certain Tract Of Land. belong
ing to Joseph Shields, a minor, lying on the
waters of Fairchilds Creek, and bounded
on the east, by Thomas Adams, on the
south by VIM. G. Harris, and on the west
and north, by Richard Skinner, containing
Four Hundred Acres, be the same more or
less. Payment to be secured by note sat
isfactoriIy endorsed, and made payable at
one ofthe Banks in Natchez.
v. SHIELDS,
Guardian Of Jos. d. Shields.
July 81 ids
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-15
NOTICE.
DOCTOR
William g.. Williams.

HAVlNG permanently located at Rod
ney, Mi, respectfully tenders his
professional services to the citizens of JEFF
fcrson and the adjacent counties, in the
practice OF MEDICINE & SURGERY. His
Office is next door to Mr.. Pintard's Hotel
where he may at all times be found, except
when absent on professional business. Per-
sons afflicted with Hernia, (rupture,) can
obtain immediate relief by applying to
him.
July !, 1886 Elf
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-15
PETE R.
June II

about lS or 20 years ofoge, five feet seven
or eight inches high, well proportioned in
make, very active and sprightly; has a
pleasing countenance, smiles when spoken
to, and is very intelligent; slightly inclined
to the mulattO in color, and has a scar on
his face, but not recollected where. He
took with him several articles of clothing
amongst which was a coat Of Kentucky
james that reached to his feet, or nearly so.
Said boy was taken up in March last by
Charles Cox, near the mouth Of Coles
creek, from whom he made his escape, and
has not been heard Of from that tins to the
present.
Peter was brought to this state by Frank
lin and Ballard, last fall, of whom pur-
chased him. There is no doubt but that he
has denied his own as we'll as his owners
name; if so, he is easily frightened by the
whip, and may be made to tell the truth rea-
diIy. | will give the above reward Of twenty
dollars to any person delivering said boy to
me, or securing him in any Jail, SO that
can get him again.
P. holland.
Near Rodney, May 81. l6-lf
CEF The Matches Courier will please in
sert the above three times, and forward ac-
count TO this Office.
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-15
COpartmership.

COpaPtnerShip.
TIIE Undersigned, have thus day assO.
n ciated themselves together, for the
purpose of conducting General Agency
and Commission Business in New Orleans,
Natchez and Rodney, to be called and
known as follows, viz;
KELLY, Mason g. Co, Nee Orleans.
Mason, HARRIS g. Co., Natches.
HARRIS, KELLY g. Co., Rodney.
They will, at all times, be prepared to
make liberal advances on Cotton, or any
other articles consigned to them, and hope,
by attention to business, TO give satisfaction
to those who may favor them with cOnsign-
ments.
HENRY KELLY,
S. A. MASON,
LEVI C. HARRIS.
June "a, 1886. 2O-6w
The Port Gibson Correspondent and
Grand GpT Advertiser riH insert the ADORE
3 acGeks and forrGrd their accounts.
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-15
Kentucky Mustard.

FEATHERS, & SUPERIOR SPANISH
SEGARS,
KUST RECEIVED, and for sale bv
JAMES g. BAYLY.
July s 22-y
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-15
Notice..

PROPCSALS for erecting and keeping
u in repair for five years, A BRIDGE,
across the north fork of Coles Creek, ut
Trimble's Mill, will be received BY the
County Police of Jefferson County, on the
second Monday Of July next.
By order of the Board,
JAMES J. COLLIER, Clcrk.
Fayctte, June l6, 1886. 20-3w
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-15
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

n ETTERS of administration on the es.
- tate of John R. Jamison, deceased
were granted to the undersigned by the
Hon. Probate Court Of Jefferson county, on
the 27th inst. Notice therefore is hereby
gitea, % all persons having claims against
said estate 70 present thea legally authen-
ticaloc ni'ei1 the time pres .Ded by law or
they vii Fa forever barred
CATIIARINE JAMESON, Adm'x.
JOHN G. JOHNSON, Admir-.
July ], 1885, 2l-tf