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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07

most inlutoas and oppressive foreisr In,e,,t,.-
has been nnderaksp and ls supported in Fn.l,,,i
by ihs Wings OF Radicals. while tho on,o.,,,s nun
SO criminal aud cruel measure is aln,a,, -. ~
confined to the Tory or Conservative parry ~
the times must be out OF Joint" -
We subjon an eloquent sonnet of Words,,..,
written III honor OF this noble People when res,,,.
the insolent and nnprfnciplcd attcrp, OF NanoloS
asien upon them. through ueachers aud ,,nL'
government not OF tl,eir ehocc, and not in l.,,,,
with their principles.
THE OAK OF GrERNfCA.
OAK Of Guemica Tree Of hulicr power
Thnn that whch in Dodona did enshrino
tSo faith too ondly dsomed) voice dn,u,
Heard from the dcpH offs aerial power
Hoa can'st thou flourish nj this blishtinp l,,.
What hope what JOY, sunshine bring 10 n
Or the soft hrrozss from the Atlantic .,n '",
The dews of nom, or hpril's tender shower,
Sirohc merciiul AMI welcome would that bc
Which shodld extend thy branches on ilc nm,
Ifuaycr within tIv 4llad, round su'
Those lotY-nndsd lawgiyers hail MT
P.asan aud lord, IN their appointed sent
Guariant oi Biacny 5 ancient liberty
NurE.--'ihc ancient OAK of tiurruir, -
horde. IN hi. HclOontof Bscay, is n,est az
natural monument. Ferdinand and Isabel, i, ,,,.
scm 1t16, ate hearing mass in the church If Gn,'
/ Maria dc Ia Antigua repa,roa to this tteo nd
shic they sworc 10 tie Riscavans TO man,,;. Ill.,
ftcros (pr,llcgosJ hat other nr,rc,, he'll. ','
III the miads of this People, will app,ar f,on, ~ u
foregoing beautiful lines. NV
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7 Y, ,
fd'H ic'toW.-On TUESDAY last, as Monsieur
'nAEno>, native OF Bordeaux, was attempting to
get INTO railroad Car, the Willow street dcpot
while the tram was moving, he lost his hold fell and
INC wheels went over his right foot. He was i'm
me'i''cv conveyed to the Pennsylvania Hospital.
where he was informed that it would be necessary
to amputatc his foot or leg, otherwise it would be i'm
possible to save his life lie replied, that he
would rather die than submit to the opcro-
non' 1t was found impossible persuade HIM to
consent until too late aud modification HAVING ia
ken place, he died on Friday. Every attention was
paid to his unfortunate condition and we learn that
ne was much respected by his feow.countrymen
who reside in the city.
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o. NcM BistaEp!ssEsssaqg.s.
~ % n ~ y. az ~ sso.g r. y 6S,g'.

fanlt subscribers have now On Land good as
d sortmrut Of Dry Goods. Groceries, Itc
and expect shortly To open large aud spcn,lld Sc
lection OF W. So 4. cons suitable for the nc
sent aad approaching scason--aIl OF which we arc
determined 10 sell at Hely small advance, lor
Ga%al.
WercsPcctlully solirt continuance Of thc public
patronage 80 literally bestowed The llic h,ms,
Is Ne feel conicu, oi being enabled to Give entire
satisfaction al those ho may favor us " ii call
JAMES +, liORNER
NM. HENRY WATSON
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Tn FLomnA NtR--Ac sad a few day. 6lncc
flial the FLORIDA had cost million of dOllars-
Tim, statement met til" rNc oi gentleman who u
ell informed tie subcci, and who write, us that
instead Of million. tins miserable, dsastfou.
Irdr his aircaaV rost facitc mHions n doiidTS =
'lh, i, starting and almost incredible amount
i}ut Information comes from source IN the
h lhcst degree respectable.
Aud has The Government expended t'rcltr m'ttfonS
n aoiiarS IN th4 nigoiIons against M
potrtished, oppressed remnant OF an Indian nation
LIN. spout 50 iAuCh treasure, with streams ol
blood, unavailmg effort To drive the "fetciicJ
Scminues from theu soil And We 10 20 on
with our Indian rJbbrric, III tins terrible sacrifice o
luoHry and lives
We appeal to The Argus and t'lobe Ion ehi upon
thl. Jul .c,. What the Florda wate cost ! When
J, II 10 trrininttr aud whl i To be accnmpII he'd
by II The SUBJECT 1. deeply Interesting to tie
character OF the kc%nbbr. Two years have nearly
elapsed suor the "ar commenced, and the Indians
will III po,scs,lou oi their own. II 1t has AREA
Iy cost Sl2.OOo coo, without having gained pont
the controversy, "hcu will the WA ,nd aud What
will he ia whole cost VIII the Argus aud Globe,
uI either OF Iheul. answer
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\ TuiNs THAT oUGHr To II hNpW III he
Beech tee ol,seive. tllc Southern Religions Telr-
graph ~ sad 10 he non conductor of lightning
So notorious Is the fact, that the Indians, whenever
the sky wears the Appearance oi = thunderstorm,
leave their psnils and ahc refuge under the nearest
Bccclziroe. In Tennessee the people consider II a
complete protection. Dr. Brciou, ia letter IN DR..
Nfei.ll. states that the Bceehrce Is never known
10 be stfuch by atmospheric eIeetrcis, while other
tree, are often shattered into spairrs. May not Il
knowledge ol this fact afford protection to many
nhet exposed Md if such Hc the qualifications
Of this tree, not be inaic n7etul protection
- or dwellings,.
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ST. AuGtssrlNf, JULY =.

lmy NorcmrHis.-Mal. Gen. Jcsup, who has brrn
detained IN thi' city Ion t5w DAYS past, on account
OF III health, lett here on Sunday morning. IN the
steamboat Charleston tor Black Creek. lie had
made 4 call upon our executive tor a force Of
men aud during ms S,ay here he Vas husil> cnu
eed m organizing mounted and infantry companies ,ur
the protection OF the frontier settlements and active
duty IN the field.
1t Is the intention OF Gen. Jesup. rs We learn from
source entitled to credit, To embrace. without TAR
Their delay, every favorable opportunity 10 hnug the
ScmiGoleS to unconditional submission aud hr will,
We further learnrc every soldier Ia he readiness
To march Al amomcEts warning To an, point where he
may deem II necessary 10 strike blow, dunns the
summer months.
General Jesupis DESTROYS oftel,iug prnclpall, up-
on the Flordlans 10 terminate thus Indian war and
pleased with the spnt OF chsalry manifested
by them wherever his wishes have been made known.
The mounted men he intends Tor active duty-Ihr
infantry are Tor local defence; and far \. We are in
formed ms plans are arranged with the rllcumspec-
ton and care OF brave and experienced General and
ne hope lac may succeed But whether successful
or not, flordlans will do their duty.
Tho SWiranHcc Rircr.-Much controversy former
~ existed IN relation to the depth OF water At the
mouth otthc Suwannec river. We learn thai Lieut.
Scarlc, by order OF Gen Jesup, recently examined
this stream and asccralned that there is depth of
feet on the bar at low water. lie also examined the
Santa Fe river and found 1t na,isablc for boats with
in ) miles of Newnansville.
Provisions scarce, and bear high prices here
Hams have sold at from % to % cents per lii. But
ter 37d to ga cents. Lard - cents.
We have heard of no Indian news this week II
has been reported that Micanopy and It3d Cat, have
expressed Il desnc 10 visit Gen. Jcsup in 81. Angus
tine. Capt. Hanson, with detachment of his com
pany has been on Il scoating expedition to the head
OF Maanzas river. He discovered no recent signs of
Indians
post is about to be established at Mocasin Branch
about 5 miles :. w. of this civ
Since our last company hns been partially organ
ized Tor the local defence OF the city, TO be command
ed by +. b. Could. This company has received spe-
cia countenance and favor from Gen. Jesup tom
tbs eli cos,ance OF its being made mp mostly OF those
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07

CROPS IN MlSSlSSlPpI.-Thc Vicksbuc
Sentinel, o July !, S1NS So iar rs we have heard
the mcnor, of the oldest Inhabitants cannot finnish
season when tho crops of cotton and corn IN the
southwest promises as abundant harvest as at the
present.
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Sl' AIN.

Tile able editor of the Fredericksburg irspa
EXERCISES the privilege of viewing public questions
III philosophical and independent spiril, which.
though II often leads hlmto conclusions variance
with the popular sentiment commands public and
private respect. We give AZ an example the fol
luWlug rclleo tinus on
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30 DOLLARS REWARD!

w T. WIN give the above reward of thirty dola
W Tor the apprehension of three Slaves. naInen
ataHa"i' Nisikc and Edmund, belonging 10
MI Henfy brown ofBedford, or ten dollars for .aon
one. They all lurking IN the neichborhood oil
Mr.. brown plantatjaa. psOIAS & TONLES.
ElyaS hN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07

RIOT IN PlllLADELpHIA.-W learn from
the Philadelphia Inquire, that serious riot occurred
on 'he "ls INST. on the Lombard 81. wh,rt, caused
by number OF passengers in ship from Londonder-
y, who had dispute sea, the snbect Of reli-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07

"A new work upon this country, entitled "Aris-
tocracy in the United States" by Francis j. GRIND.
ESQ, author ofthc able work entitled 1.-THE Amer-
cans, in their moral, social and political relations
- announced as IN press by Messrs. Longnan a. Co.
Of London, and Cottcr ofStu,tgard
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From The Charleston Coprirr, Joig y.

The sehr. Medium, Capt Magec, ann,dh here YES
teiday, in one day from St Augustine.
" are indebted 10 Capt NJ. Tor the Herald OF the
22d from which paper We make the selections
winch follow.
twill bc perceived that Gcu. Jes Up is making ar
faugcmcHts ~ circumstances will admit to Keep the
Indians in check DUNG the summer aud II "a To be
hoped that measures may be adopted To open the win
tct campaign IN a manner 10 insure the immediate re-
ductIon ol the sayaeCs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07

We learn irolnthc Boston Post, that avctcrihary
surgeon OF that city thrown out Of ohaise, and
killed on TUESDAY morning and IN the course of
the afternoon. hi fmlly received letter from
England, announcing a remittance ii iour thousand
pound, sterling which lie had been expecting about
flne wears.
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eion. and on iaudnsz had de.t'mitsdto settle II by
5. apostolic blow. aud knueis.
\ number oi person. cot hcaFy bruises, elooaS
unses and cracked Gowns III the low--bnt II was
ultimately pul downby tie Mayor, assisted by the
high constable, and strong pefty Of P"er
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07

Mr.. j. Fcnnimore Cooper has written another
book, :" England, with sketches of society in the
nIetropolis. Il has just made its appearance in
Aenaon, and IS criticised qnits lary by the English
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Th. Pensacola Galr1r Of The "a mt. say =
"Th. seouls employed l., MAJOR Whom III 'n,ie'.
rorng Ia get the fugitive cfects IN our holeib"f
hood. returned Yesterday aud brought ~ ~ "l TIC
ttrarelcts THY VIII hc sent oil bS the hf' "l'Pnt
uti,,ty 10 Mabilr Point 81 fass Christian, to hieh
airf place We understand The Indians are !" be re-
moved.
Nine OF Tia ingityes nrre sent oil I'st week
rom tbs placc. ,......i
TIle SAM, paper ,tatcs that they have b'en favored
with The following extract ol letter, date"
i..erANar. 20Ib July,
The troops undsr command al t"l. brown la'd
IN engagement wnh the Indians yesterday, on Ma
qua Gfe.k about severn mir, below the ola ohli
House aud after an animated fight al twenty nm
ucs the Indian, gave way having Hte d thcu mum
fcr dead on the grouud; the loss 81 The whites was
one killed aud FIVE wounded. Captain liawhih'
displayed prrst courage. aud led hs men calamity m
fofhe midst al the enemy.
=. lie received thfrc uounds. though none thought
10 be dangerous III, FIRST Lieutenant, MI Myers, !.
also wounded The pcr,on killed, was MI 'lnk
at the l'rani lin Volunteers. ~ are I'LL q ~oiindrd
Tn foregoing settlement of the fight of Yesterday
!, from Mr. Jco,r Evans. who was IN learIng aud
lrfned 4 few minutes after tllr firing ceased and
hcc.c II 10 BE- sub.nnrlHliy correct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07
10000.

It lsprobablc therc never has been so dcsirlblc a
Stock offered in tins place ut Auction They are al
NEST entirely fresh, and selected with great care.
Country Merchants will find it TO their advantage to
attend. as ii is about the OF year to repienSh
then Stock.
TERMS will be liberal and made known at the
sale. r. +. BOW N.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07

If or he j., I,u ale exempt irsn uillfary
dur. J,- certainly proud ssti.f1eft"nt 10 - sneh
men ooul, for, ard in the public deicuee.
Big. Gen. Ilcfnand,l and 'nt Ill ms ~ Inc
steamboat Cinelnn3iiou visit 10 tie posts on inc
frontier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07

Commodore Barron il his answer TO the address
of the OH less NJ tins station says: do not ayer
TO the causes ofny resignation butt cannot oibcar
TO say that wish they different from what they
really are 1t is said that they refer 10 some dif-
culties as to rank originating in the appointment
Junlor officer Of the Navy Board.
Phd Nat. Ga.
Gen Eustis OF the United States Amy, is on n
visit to Quebec. He received with distinguished
honors by the military authorizes of that city. Sir
John Colbourn, the commander OF the forces. hear
ing of bis arrival, bestowed on him. as he has on
other occasions to the officers of the army aud navy
the most marked attentions. ID.
In the National Intelligenccris detailed account
CT the celebration at Georgetown College. on the
occasion of late commencement. A number OF
distinguished gentlemen present; among
them, Major General Macomb, who, on receiving
complimentary toast " addressed The company in
very handsome manner, and concluded after remark
ing that hls ancestors were of the Catholic persua-
SION, byprePosing The health of the Pope and the
prosperity of the Catholic religion" We mention
TINS, as we never RENE mber to have seen a similar
sentiment given at a festive meeting in this country
ID.
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NOTICE..
MILLER !; SfOa.YIE,

! \ order TO close the interest of the late Mr. Row
all IN tins concern, am compelled, respectfully
to request all Those indebted to u.s. by bond or other
"ISs 10 eonte forward aud pay their sc,erd dues as
speedily as possible Tor necessities are imper-
country Merchants and others,
wishing 10 purchase articles of HARDWARE by
tloLESALE, viii do well 10 give us a call as
We are dettnmmedto sell at very REDUCED PRI-
of,> Lon CASH, Of paper which we can use At
months. MILLER & ROIALL,
Judy y twit
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CEOSR.s'Ss .sg' k.sssI'PESCEx
o. thr whole or inif Of the .ub.c ,;,,,r.. Co.,
tsood. would bc sold on nd ,uu,uy,n,,- 80, -" 81

u. shr whole or ""u OF the sub.cribcr,. stocL -.
Goods """i" Dc sold o" nd'nntm. oou, torn.
4 EnioN 81 III + and JUICE, bcs, quality, by
u 4 the single bottle. dozen OF gallon y
Candies assorted
Kobinson's Patent Barley and G.oate., \ -
Cncua prepared,
DO Paste, article, ::
Pear 'fapioca, p
Do Sage. y
De Barley
An,n Root glanua,etl, q
he do plain,
Picking materials. all hiH1s,
Lemon Acid aud Salt,
Aeratcd Lemonade Powders, Il new h.alb,,,t ,,,
unpleasant drink,
Soda Sridlitz, Saratoga, Ginger Beer, Sar,a.,ir,.
Congress and Rochelle Powders
Peler,' Ices Parks Dyott, .Iewott,' James Rack.
m'thS leads hapmano crnmhacker,' Rushe.'
Brandreth's, and tie German Pills,
Irtlssrs OF them i acur KIND.
te'ero Abdominal supporter, Il 4er la,tfune,t.
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large AND aitar n,sorlaiscn. Of
EsgESk3 EEEEsEGF,SS,&.

- i.
Pruncs. Cnuan,s C,,'an T,,''I u 'lot''
Scncka Oil, Charcoal prepared for IN, 're.,h
Paints in Oil and DIV aud Fanny tnIo,s -.
kinds muse '"0''
Columbia Syrup
French, English and American Ch.,,i.,,. 10.
supply. "
Tooth Brushes. fine a4eortnput
Dye SUITS and Oils a large SUNNY.
Water and Velvet Calo,S IL, 10
Wines almost cre,Qk kind IN botIl,,,,d,v ..,,..
Brandi-s, and Gin oli and ofb.sl ,,,,,li, ~ '''''
/ Preserve, and picLl,s Gar 40 9H''''
iadeilbc lax > kinds
Coraials, foreign manufacture. ,,r,y,, i;o9.
Pepper Sarrr. '''' >'0'' on
Buffers & Moxon's Aprrirni I,1,.,,.se., y, ,,..,;
! M fir 1fls Nrdic,,r '''' '''''se"' - b"'s"''
All the Secre, and Patent Ncdfcu...
/ All the approved remedies Ia, rI1s t.L
! Consultations, .ti,,,. A..
SNUFF and Tobarco En,,s' =, o,,1 .,,
Liquid aud Solid Romeo. Hair GA and ,,;,,.
other af,ic'c, r,,,t},. - j., ,,,,,, , H.:
Ilnprral Gun Powdrf puyrba,I, >,rh,,,a ,,',
otltr Teos
y hispprj,,, 'rur,as# I'm, l,, ,,.,,,,,s
Porcelain and Natural Tech.
Soclctoas , Lja4s.
Head, plan and ,,aeI Dr, tall and S,,t.r,.,,..
marked do
| nr,..,
Guns and Pistols.
.s,,.go,,,, ypo.,4s.1,
- tis . ''' AsS 1s'AN$ !" sf'~sas
ssafHss - fiasr supply.
/ Percussion Caps.
Violin S.,,;,,!.
SCARS Chewing and smcAinl Tobacco ,..1 srua1
brushes, mast Xmas IN .l,r
Nanish Screrm Kinds.
Ink Po,rdrr and Liguil Iak fi5.ing IGol-,
Ratics's and Meucln r', toraluf,ry
Pomaum in roll. aud in t;Ia>. and Earh.u Jsr. as.
sorted coIors.
Ganuauyc AMI Jniube ras,e.
Cologne FIorfl, l. rye dr. lln,,,ary Sc Wuc,,
Fancy. Wiutl<og and oier Suaps. a iine assortment
Pms Needles. H55lf,0y cacs s,riss,,s on Card.
kui'tng Needles, Matches. " .1,rs. Shaving Box.
I,anlp N'icl il, I,u
Purified Watch and Clock oil.
Gum Lrbcls.
Shcpard's O,ntmcut an i.nproyemcnt on Judkins,
Furniture Narni,h in Ho.n.
/ Water ProofOn BACKING.
m"r'fat Brushes and Crayons, Screw Cushions.
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y'zzE A.g.y'GEyOR.1'E HILLS,

ENORMERLI owned by NJ. Il Ii. :. Lang
4 horne, have been recently purchased by, the
latter. They will, tor the present season. be work
ked by II. s. Lang horne and d. w. Barton
We shall be regularly IN market for WHEAT /:
and will constantly keep On hand large stock OF
Plaster of Plris-Thos wishing to sell the
one or purchase the other, may tind it their inte-
rest to give MS cali
LANGHORNE hBURTON.
July II fits
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nm excellent assortment Of
Efench, English and American
F. " fs V.VER

w ,r'i concentrated Essence of jamaica Ginger
i transparency and Note Wafer
Pearl and Hair Powder,
Electro Cylinders, assorted sizes.
Moflaf", Scales and Weights and Bou. Knives as
sorted,
10y OF Dumb Dumb Watches. large supply.
aperS' Carlnnc and other Sauces Thermometer.
Playing and visiting Cards, Chess Men and Board,,
Pepper Ginger AIlspice Cinnamon ground and
&C., for sale by HOWELL DAVIES
August 3 fts
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Country Merchants and others,
E4AitGr; SALE OF
70 ~ y a. q ~ I'D q .

/ Az ING determined 10 close my business in thi
L place, will sell at Public Auction, on Mon
DAY INC an day OF September next, my entiro stock
OF Dry Goods, amounting to more than
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07

The Tennessee papers contain the result Of cx-
animation made by Governor Cannon Gcucral Arm
strong, IL. NJ. Rulledgc, and Thomas Crutchcr Esq,
four OF tho most respectable and intelligent clcns
OF Nashville. into the affairs OF the Bank of eatman
Woods * Co.. which stopped payment short time
ago. The exhibit shows that the liabilities OF the
bank, on the first ofJuly, S7jl.632 Il, aud its
means, including the private estate OF the partners,
mounted TO S2005,77i, leaving surplus III ta,or of
the Bank OF 81 ,25l,l5l %.
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fRA Z hlh Juno =, TNI1.
JOSE pE ALDANA.
To The CoMNonoR, II hit ta'tj Siatt' s}ua i,or
on The Pensacola station.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-01
ADMINISTRATIONS SAIE.

DI virtue of an order from the Pro-
ID hate Court Of Madison county,
viii be sold, on "Wednesday, the 2Qth
OF December next, at the late residence
Of SmoS BowroN, deceased. all OF the
personal and real estate belonging 10
said deceased--to wit: Sixteen likely
Young Negroes, seven head OF Horses.
three yoke OF first rate Oxen, one OK
Wagon. fifteen head Of Cattle, about
leighty head Of pork and stock Hogs,
fifteen hundredAushels of Corn. fifteen
stacks Of Fudd@, one set Of Black
lsmith's Tools, two shot Guns, one fine
Rihe, farming Tools, house and kitchen
Furniture, &c.
The Plantation or tract Of Land
Iwhereon the deceased resided, will
likewise be offered for sale-vl2;
The north east quarter of Section
twenty-five; east half, south cas-
lquarter of ection Twenty-four; soutf
half, west half, south east quarter, ant
north half, east half, south ives
Quarter of Section Twenty-iour, o
Range Four, East; and west halt
t north west quarter Section Thirty
and Lots No. Three and -Four, Sec
/, ton Nineteen, of Range Five, East
of Township Eleven, containing Fly
' Hundred and Ten Acres, with 4 goo
!. ISaw and Grist Mill and Cotton Cir
on constant running stream--on
hundred and sixty acres of cleare
Land, with ordinary buildings, &c
and two Lots in the Town of Camden
. Also, two Sections OF unimprove
y and, lying seven miles north ca
= 70 m the above named premises,
:, wit; the north east quarter Of Sectio
! Twenty-eight, north half OF Sectio
II rwenty.scven, south half ol Sectlc
= TWENTY-FIVE. east half Of Sect,
= rwcnty.one; west half Of north we
~ quarter of Section Twenty-one. al
y cast half Of north east quarter Of Sc
ton Twenty, of Rauge Five, Ia,
Township Twelve, Norih-contaiol
,bout Twelve Hundred and Seyent
six Acres; good soil, well 'imberc
., md plenty Of good spring water
: The personal property will be Sc
IN a credit Of twelve months; the n
estate at one, two and three yea
n. Notes with good security will be
dS ,uirpd
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-01
RICHARD NUGENT.
FRANCIS w. TURPlN.

The counting room Of the under
signed is kept in the brick house re-
Gently Occur pied by Mcssrs. j. Chap
man 4 Co. which is nearly opposite
Miyer Moore & Co.'S, old stand. They
are prepared to receive Cotton on STD
race. at the Cotton Shed formerly oc-
cuPied by White, Turpin and Nephew
and have taken out a police OF InSu
rance which covers all Cotton ship
ped to them here, or to Nugent an'
| Turpin, New Orleans. -.o.,>,r
TURPlN & NUGENT.
E.naL E1lf Snnt- L 2H1.-2l ON