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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-28
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sur0HrEisa OF HARDWARE, GI-TLE
- iiDE.Egts, s+TSs, PISTOLS, Ae.
p. CIV oiirr To merchants, and the public general.
u greater Inducements to buy Of then, ,hss
DIZZY have ever before had il in heir power TO offer
We have Just received and are opening our
III S'h'Os'Ek. recently arrived By the shpp
Tally ilo. Washington and Richard Anderson, di
fect hun the factories IN England.
o0f 2riment IS very large, comprising nearly
every 9ttrir usually kept IN our business. .NEK-
sAAsF.S ~ Will ind It their interest to buy lfeif
bhda1te &r. oi Us IN preference to to going to tbs
N"ltiiclo markets. our wholesale prices for all i'm,
ported goods being II 10" the aftcla can be
bought Tor n tie North. We respectfully invita-
call it9m all. II. b. K. x Co.
Aue. i Is if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-28

VIRGINIA Al ROLE he'd in the Clefa p1ee Of VI
John pua4,f. plnu,Ia
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.ltNo.3, ,No@l FaA .>.,L ba.,ca Cle,aW
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rtef. Enough, even should ns " defeated, IN. eo,,
], ~ less decisive. The Van Buren, majority last
YEN WIS o2al. Tn aauilulaton Of tins majority i,
a. glory enough tor ono day 3"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-28

~ The Loco Fooos and the Bank Democrats
rs Tire Two DIVISIONS Of th' Van Bulen party IN New
York designate each other at open war IN that
state. Public meetings ii Qualifications are about to
be h. II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-28

Ii. nd ti.u lae ItaIysalpu's E,uh. ia Nrw
- Is about iesu'aa2 specie H,>oeAt> on iltcu
S'aai. ball. Tin reason assigned Il, HAT .dey have
Iowa Ia All oil them
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EIasg:jas. SILK Hosiery.

Aug. 81
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-02-17
GIRO tLAR
FraFury DspsrfwsEt,
Sr7oNo Z oNrrGouAS's UTaI
NsgfrsLT isJb

NltsA Y isAks
T'awry D,ps,fwss'. !
Sr7oNp toNFraGLIAH's Ufftr. 1
N,gasntu lsJb
gent lof paying pensions al
10 order to guard more ehcciuall,
i repetition Of frauds, as heretofore
''-'d By the production Of forged papers,
an' three following additional rules will
served By the accounting officers oi
Treasury.
ihesefs case where the pcnsloner en
/ - attorney TO receive hgs pension, the
o'loh Of the power must be ~ the pres.
y ~ least one witness. other than the
Nfa'c before whom /, - acknow lodged.
iaEmenl to an attorney vii be allowed
: supported By voucher thus xeculed.
III alicases whore the signature Of the
9''ef or his attorney Is required, such
7ef or attorney Will write his maine at
" u capable If 81 doing otheru use,
i soa'ure may be by mark or cross, IN
case the execution most be 10 the
'uee OF al Ieas, one competcn, witness,
] nan The justice or notary who acts Of
y IN the Gaze.
10 payment will IN future be made To
missioner, either IN person or hy attnr.
1 ""' mas not applied for hts pension Tor
! - one year, without the production
''e''ec Of his identity, As prescribed in
N''uc'lons from thus office Of June 10,
napier scci'ot2, aud form \ nor
''sh evidence has been transmitted IN
o'hIn'ssluncr Of Pensions, and a spcc,,I
''' authorizing the payment has been
:" 'as's where a certificate has been
oe COMMISSIONER oi Pensions ia
"'u'w or children Of an officer ar sol
a'et The act of June I, 1882, or under
% May, 10, ls2s, no proof Of the
"No'p "l the applicant to the deceased
VI soldier is to be required by the
e"gen'' that proof having been nce,s
n p'' III The office of the Commission.
k6r,,' Pror TO the issuing OF such
''peellnIly, Sir, Your obcd,en, serya,,
h Il "'g"ed) ALBION X. PARRis.
h lake afr Comptroller.
'' e''ec' from the 4lh March 1897.
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NOTICE.

Ii pcrsous indebted 10 William S. v.
Hayes by Note, aru informed ,hi, tley
. placed " the hands Ct the subscriber
~illsnen.. Al persons indebted are
.teipte aaliied that It the Notes are not
d 81 immediately, they Will BE- placed ~
hands u an ofllecr ior collection.
NM. ALEXANDER.
ftk ; 1857. l1I
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r. J. HoIton, Proprietor and Publisher.
TER MS:

FrwO DOLLARS ii paid Ia advance.
Frwo Dollars aud fiily Cents, ii no, paid within
&C nontbs
Trhree Dollars, If not paid until the end Of the
Dr.
/ future 10 notify ~, Editor ~ t5isL 10 DIS
Ii,aur, al he end ef The gear, eiA be considered
usr eagogsmsHf.
h ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the usual rates.
ageat-MaJor r. NJ. Cochran is appointed an
Een, for the Journal and Is authorized TO receive
Tney and give receipts IN my name. IT,. II.
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leavy City, New York, and
Foreign Hides,

! \ worth the attention Of Tanners 10 the
lenof, ahich he offers for sale q, The Iu~
prices and On accommodating ,usDs ior
i u City Acceplaucys.
-- ALSO
Heather al al kuds on hand. sud Ga
= to ufder al the shortest notice.
: CEtihsIIsNk
4 .sr.ssiss. JsA p, 1887. RS
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w ar Department.

Fsasioa u.kce. Oct }. 1896.
b following Circular Letter, addressed
as Pension Aertts BY the Second Comp.
Iet q 'he lra~,ify, Is Published Tor the
'raaiion q Pensioners, and those ~ho
ar' a. their attorneys, ~ drawing sLe,r
a-s iol them.
JAMES l.. EDWARDS
f,saer...ars,. 81 H.,.ty..
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.

EBRUAki. sun sun unnx,s pu,eps
l-I7. rires'scfs. "H'''s'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-02-17

Free-ing.-A Young man in this town
froze his foot which was perfectly cured in
less than "A hours, by the application of a
poultlce made OF yeast and Indian meal-it
is equally beneficial when applied 10 burn.
-Bosfoa SIR Manual
The report of MIR. Van Buren's intended
marriage is positively cOn,raa.cted in the
Alexandria Gazettc.
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Steamboat.
eavy City, aud Foreign Hides.

VIE subscriber has cons. antiy on hand
and receiving daily,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
frsoM THE BALTIMORE TOYING NwS's rsrra
WHY DON'T TIE GIRLS PRoPCSE7

a'rhe men are sly" tho Ladies cry,
.Their minds they'll not diseloss;"
II thi. be SC. I'D like 10 know
Why don't the Girls preposef
At splendid ball., in dazzling halls,
Amidst hcss vi bsanx
With speaking eyes, aud we!-iimcd signs,
Tho laciss nigh. propose.
" rnaijens fair. now laughing there,
S,eayiy With your beaus.
Take INV advice, don't be Ger nice,
They u We'd ityou pfopose.
When Stern pspas and cross mamma'.
All marriage schemes oppose,
Aud bcaux are shy. there's 40 cause why
Tas bellies should tot propose.
Poor Martha NJ airs. for thirty years,
To wsdlock was opposed;
Bui nuw she ,ighs. aud Whispering eries,
al ~ish had proposed"
Then pity take for iIytuen's sake,
On these unhappy beaux,
Who are, poor elves, tao shy themselves,
A marriage To- pFopnse.
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AIRY or even an Indifferent one, should have
no buriheu OF little debts or large, unpaid
upon his memory. lie should always take
carc also, 10 keep shot in the locker a.
uainsI contingency. To have ones income
suddenly Withdrawn is bad enough, but
when in addltion, there are suudry arrear.
ages of back debts, all of which Will be sure
to torment him upon the least appearance
of inability To pay, is the most unsettled
posture Of aiIlIrs poor devil ca &c, inio.
IN. Y. San.
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Large naps of Mississippi and
Alabama,

S5srisr fks FrlfeaHa fdHa iaads. Isiian n.
syirtuaas Laaf b,8frstls 7aKasbtpt Ngams.
4 sn&fart4 ftsa, a.. Gafstap4e4t earrs4s abd
ptgts q ~ T. osrgt Lasa or, WssstaFioa
eVgi ty r. Ctm44, DFasE Atsnas IL ne Gra.
srst Lsad O6es
~ TAYLOR, Bookseller Washington
- CITY. Inns isi published (aud secured
The cops u-ht Hccmd,ug to ho) the above
Naps. witch will hp laaud uIialelv natc
c'mtplrle aud aecuate thIn auS hafciaae
puhh.lad. They ARE published IN s.p..
rate sheets; esah containing npl,Is sx
squire feet. ap3 "lli BE- f.4und especially
p>s'fH a8d valuable - those Interested ii
the 'auds al either STATE. NJ Tie, >ho" ~,
~ ttciu 81 inflammation wblCh i ~ the pos.
Session ui the land ollirps relative Ia water
c,turscs, township hines. iHdlan lands and
resfsatiaoS, baud distucis, Sc. aud will te
found perfectly accurate and precise IN
thrse points. They Gun be sent hv anil IL
ans part Of the United States, SUBJECT only
10 s'n- letIrr postage Pftce tnodll4rS.
~ three caples IL either will iic scia by inall
lar iAo dollars. A Liberal dlscnm 9il IL,
made 81 travelling agents, OF 10 any ~ha
buy 10 sell agatn.
0I- J. iltafs IT newspapers, my where,
who vii give the above adsrrtisrtnent Ga
cldtu. this npticel one or twn Insertions,
shall receive by return mil n cnpy a. each
nap, if they Will send a copy Of the paper
combining II to tho advertiser.
July -
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Jal4 u. 1871
NOTICE.

.6EN TMNHE New Steamboat
G-,..-.iA-.a-, IL Company be- tra,e
rslSs1--.-eiss-s q oiuiofn,i ip public, lh,f
ia, nu. h4,m. !, b,ut hnlDm BALTIMORE 81
ah4M dau.d 1T vatp., Ia lbreSplr-~ pur
pose III rl>na l.,tarN, amdrp aud Charles
nll,, and d, BE- ll.rt carly 10 September. 1t
i. confidently believed that size vii he ahle
with caSr to navigate she Naet,e nj ans
stage at the tlsof, Merchants and Others
lrah lhe upper country, will find Il 10 their
interest 10 have their Gat,ds and Produce
srnt through tbs channrl. as the tfeighis
will be reasonable, In na ease whatever,
will ANY additional charge be made Tor ligh.
IrnEc, nor any cNertiuns or expense want.
tng ~ ensure regularity and despatch. She
"lll ply ~ coluncilnn with the uew steam.
er Camden" whose su,cess this last sen,
son has put the navigation OF the Wateree
vs. steun beyond q doubt. Both boats will
hH able To accommodate passengers com.
iutlnbly, hrtng neatly fitted up, with the h.
dies aud genllemens' cabins dlstinc, aud 81.
parate DEM. GASS,
Agent New Seam Boat Company.
Jane %, 1891 100
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What q channlng and touching picture
is here Who, thai would MT Willingly
bs a bankrupt, TO be the husband of 81 uo
bic, so lovely wife rs SeplIma ChtiaId
With what cherrtulness he would wntk,
uIl the flesh drnpprd irnn his fingers 10
support her. CiacsnaaG Wig.
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ChriJeaiags. -They tell Of Bishop Por.
ieous, that he had an utter aversion 10 long
names, and the naurs, and mnre thuu one
naue. That being called upon, 10 ehrsten
u poor mans chId, rhomas Tlmuih., he
dipped hts finger hastily into the basin, cut
The matter and the names short, aud chris
tened the child, Tom TIT The fashion
IS now running, and has been for some
years, 10 hne nunes--BeItys, Saliys, Suck.
eys, Naaays, are ali gnne and aprnpos up
on Nanny, | have seen The brautllul old
ballad, ID Nanny wtll thou gang With ne,
Anplia, will YOU 20 ~tlh me- Tins.
however, has uothiag to do with chuteb
chrslenlugs, but II shows tint a rose, b
any othef naue, may ~ tine smell sacetrr.
A clown, Who had bfca engaged to stand
god. father, and had not pfacus..d kaseIiag,
iudicruu-ly disturbed llle ceremony, net
long ngo by nsefsha6tlnr the 'ass'ck, and
lallng completely over on his lace uu the
lare stores. lie cut his rnse, the bleeding
IT winch took hun out ut church, aud dc.
late,i " some tfne.
Naw Of natnrs--Sufely have entered
~ tie r. -lsier The strongest uauTs tna-in
able. \ tnasnn's ~iie, ,ftd bf!,Hg1ug Ia
lnr next pa. .sh, presented her urelnn. " hal
taok place : exactly Is l'ilnes - Siy lbe
na.u,., sud /, with ny hnger ga tlts wdsr'.
Acts, Sc, SAID she. Acts sad |, What
30 va meau Hunks | 10 my self, | Will
ar The Gle k 10 spell II. lie d,d. Acrs SO
Acts vas the bib, aud vail bee While ~
ihis life, aud viii b. dpubly, trrbly S. rea
lstrrrd, II ever luHrttes &c dies. Alter.
wards, ~ tie vrriry, asked he gpad va
nan y hat made her chs,sr such uatlr.
Tier answer, rrrbafm. IfbS, SIR. ne Il.
religious people ~o'.e grs YOUR 80 en- al
ready, ard TIES b. cal'd Matthew. Mats,
l.uAr, and J3tu, and slln, hl-basld thnu.,f
ia compliment the Apostles bat. ~,
i4ed 1T uilaneniing tne As,ss,l,ss @GFh ial-
igi.a dth"l ltsie. lunstar MIS- ioa much ;rtrU
| eauiI mt nelplan hlu-. ! have np d,a,bs
te @tiI - uu 1, X se.illnns, they ben, :
particularly rrtptlo, fe Ile.
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OF If Deb ont Of Digger. il the
MOTTO md tile Of ono of Narp + ltewnrth's
moral tales. 1t should be- never out or
practice. The most hupilming and nn
comfortable situation ~ tho world, is that
1T the person who i IA debt, and sensible
{ his present ianbllhy To escape the thraIl
~ such Il Is unnecessary ~ talk, but pa.
tenis should make the senilneni NJ ihn
read nf our paragraph the bAst~ Of all IN.
drurtIon upon mrttefs # worldly policy.
IAo yooaI man sho has health, good sal.
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Tiglt.-In thr gaud oil blue law times
"a Connecticut, lie gTls we're u the habit
at tying Their hitr - tight on the htck u
her hfads thai II entirely preteulrd theu
from shutting thrtt EYES or mouths. even II
the, even fJlt Inclined 50 10 do. The catl.
>oqprHre WAS That tbr,s layefs WIRE tnm
pried Ia nnlic the string b-luie They could
klss thcn.
Tighter - W. were inf,rncd list sum
ta"r 70 Philadelphia, thtt -omr rt tfn bal -
~ that CITY were 10 he dabd IL h4ok,n.
thrlr trock. 80 tight brhmi hat TRY we've
obliged ~ la.en them b4.tn they rmfd
>ae'zp, ar run The risk of bt-ukin. III lats
ut hook. auh eyes.
I.ghiea.--A Rosfnn paper mentions m
unsiance of dandy there eha strapped his
pantalpuns dtWn ueer hl~ boots 80 tiala lint
when be raised his font IL stop, h. could'u
.et It dnan aIalu, but wns obliged - siuud
20 one l'l like goose until Il,e strap sas
taken OIL.
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select every costly article convertible into
cash. Her dress had been exchanged for
The simplest in her possession, and instead
of the superb chain worn at his entrance,
she had ,hro~na neat cue OF his hair, grace
fully around her neck. Randolph Clifford,
bankrupt IN fortune, IS yet opulent in fell.
ci,y--but alas for poor Delmoielonl
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ATTENTION CAVALRY +.

CAPTAINS commanding 'rrops Of Cav.
- airy, will appear ~ the Town of Char.
bite, on the 26h day al September nest,
fWuh all nlll ers under thelr commaud) ai
the hour ST 10 o'cI,pk. armed aud equn
aS the law requires, for dnIi. Al>n, ga the
eth, ~ith their respective officers aud
dragons equipt as the law requires, for
review and esetclsc. Staff Ofirpfs will aI-
pear 90 both DAYS. The hur IT thu Reg,
urui viii be lotued At the hour of 10 u.
clock precisely.
lig order of
NnL.n ~ Gslta, Gel Cnmd'
Sit.AS ALEXANDER. AIT
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A Good Rsd4oq fyr Marrying. OF I'LL
The sincere aJ.utrta EVER kaew ts,ys
sng 10 one Il g a.a..ala's tssi1s man
1T NY acquaalaasa Nas The nast 81. Ar
4ld utcl.tiu-u IL eur i'gau, whn as you
naE guess, aas nai sery rash, bad a dau1b.
trf "aa as yA stltl saa MS nst very
hladsane. Il uas t,ts opalpu ri cycfs
bAly that thss young Woman wmtld MI s.sii
~ tnarfled, 40 sAc wantrd toe nam atnclcs
beauty and iarlunr. But fur ali lhis, se.
y well lacking man that happened - be ira.
velllng lipsr parts, came aud asked the es.
ctsetnaa tor his daughter ~ usrnagr. Tire
exelsrinan Wiling 90 DEAL afvuiy bs hin,
4~ked # he bad seen the etfi +" t,r,' s4s~
5r, " sltr Il huncoarkrd" Vefv vel,
cued the stranger, :" that will d. iar me.
Az Dysiht etcisenan, " but as dsu.h.
Ter Is IS Lsosn ash btfry.' :" - mueh
the batter, ctlrd The stranger f" such sala-
war we'll But she Is handy legged.
SAYS tho excisemaa. 4" No multrr, cncs
The other. her prtticoats will hide that DE-.
irci. But thenshc is very poor, and wants
10 eye" Your description delights me-.
relHtcd the stranger - blse breu tnuk,as
aul FIR one ol her uake fnr keep an *.
hbttaa of silJ boasts, ami Intended ID show
her III lof a female ourang out4ns.
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ttp.,s-tsstis ~ sitd Town, csns.situz ui the
naelhag House 10 ~hsrh he nnN resides,
bring enr ot ihr hln-i d,.ritattc residences
ia Charlotte, has,n2 al necessary oul hssu~
- bastjas NELLnf gaod ~aier ~ The
tafd AI@a, twul1s, IT,. wards distance
from Tie abaSe, IN ane - Il nex frame
dwelling haase .--un tue ether IL uuod
and smith SHOP, 90 the tua u street. aud
uti,.rs gaad situation f,r carving on
the Carriage NeknS Business. ln nll II
tie above prupr,la All give g'od lnfalln.
aud nuke 'hr term. fHsy, Is am deter
,u,neI t. leave tie place.
MILES HifL
AsraH l6. l~1T 5yif
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NOIICE,.

NOIECE.
EBERSONS having NEGROES for sale,
~ vii have an opportunity II RECEIVING
liberal prices utid The Isl a OcIober--Giris
and BOYS from IA - - years at age. In.
qu,fe At Morrison u llartis's Store.
Jg5 IL, is37. t6i
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NOTICE.

in IFS ,aruus branches. lis shop is KEEP;
as heretofore. one donr beluw Col. NJ. W.
Aexandet's Hotel, where he may be found
nj all tines when mol professionally enaag.
ed. JA0. NJ, lIAPPOLDf
dog. ., 1897. 5W
Z. 5. rnose who have open accounts with
me up To the Isl II January, S37, "illcon.
Ter a favor by calling and closing the same
by Note # Cash is an object with Ihe'u.
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A NRAY'S OINTMENT. for Su'rHi
~ WILLIAMS 4 lul|
Aiare5 I lSa7. 3sf
elton fp
AiareA laa7.

n Iaa(B Fp .
MN A Nd couuin'a '"'.. Fl
s@ N Of N,chHlms t@t
I'M on the 9,b lust, % NJ"
- namtd GEORGE, "b"o'
a. e-. ~s--'.sss 20 years o aye, aud a""'
ttel 10 mrhrs high. Said negro sly,
belonged to DAVID WetheIs, o I''aESTr
CO. V,rglnia, Who sold hrmto Gfo'E' Al
ney, vho was taking h'm tothr Sia'e"
siSsippi. and lhul he lttl at Sa'Sho'N
owner is requested "a ceWe h1Na'"'
property. pay charges aud lakr hl" , u.
jos. McI0NNAu6Htf g'e''
Dec, IL. 1886, .u.saS 2a-a
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A.ram l6. Is11
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-21
The Indfnn's Panncea.

FyOR Tie cure 81 Rheumdtshl' ocfoiu'a :,
n Kings Evil, Sciaiica Or iIip-Gont, lncip'
cn Cancers. Salt Rhenm, Sypbilitic and Mercnrt'
Diseases particularly Ulcers aud affections Of the bone
liberated Throat and Nostrils; Ulcers OF every 81
scrpion Fever sores, aud internal Assesses ,s,'
Iss SAID Head. Scuryy, Blles, Chronic Sore Eye
Frysinelas. Blo,ches and every variety oi Cutaneot
0asc,rn: Cbronic Catarrh lleadach from parteu'
cn,,se. Pain il the stomach and Dyspepsia, procce
ing from yitiation: Affections Of The hWer, Chron
Inaamm,ton Of the Kidneys, and general debilit
can<ed bv torpid action Of the vessels OF the SKI
Il IS sipGnlary eifcacous in renovsting those co
stit,it,ons which have been broken do7n by inju'
dious treatment or juvenile lrregu rites. In Sc
| eral terms, it Is recommended N A. nose olsess
which nrlse from impurities in the blcod or vitiati
| Of the huriours, Of whatever name or kind.
For sale at the Drug Store OF Smith, Ralngea
g. TO. on Market street, doors from Man.
Ayril ~, 1887 4Iu
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-21
State Of Mississippi. Monroe CITY

Probate Court, Special Term, 1891;
By Richard D;worth, Judge OF the Probates
court OF the County and State Aforesaid.
NOTICE is hereby given that On application
~ to me, by Augnstinl Willis, of the above
named county and State. Who claims an undivi,
ded sixth part of that tracts OF Land, known and
designated as fractional section thirty SIX, IN Town
ship a. Of Range 9, East; also section two, in Town
ship Is, of Range 9, East.
have nominated Isaac r. Dyche, Nathan l.
Morgan, and Abncr Prewett Commissioners to d.
vide the said tracts of land into equal spears or
parts, and unless proper objections are stated TO me,
At the court house in the town Of Athens, on the
ooh day Of November next The said Isaac r.,
Dyche, Nathan L. Morgan, and Abner Prewltt. will
then be appointed Commissioners to make paftitlon
of the said lands persuant to an act entitled an ac'
concerning the partition Of lands held by Copaitner'
Joint tenants, and tenants in common.
Given under my hand and seal this 9Th day
September 1887.
RICHARD DILWORTH, Judge Of Probates
Sept 23d, 1887 --ii-9w. Pr. fee Sl5 90.
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10 the Public generally.

HpUT moe particularly to the Planters and
kD Merchants Of South Alabama and Missis-
sippi: The undersigned, under the firm Of WALLS,
BRorHER q Co, to do business as General Agents
and Commission Merchants, in tie city of Mobile,
propose to be in that place by the Ist November,
prcpalcd to serve all those who may wish to avail
themselves Of their services m that capacity.
We address ourselves on this OCCASION not only
10 Tie planting community, but to all those feeling
an interest in the great staple of Che sooln, aud the
principles upon which n business should be conduct
ed having SO important conneXioa herewith as
the business OF the Commission Merchant. 1t is
| perhaps, III view OF recent occurrences and citcum-
! stances which have aft ced more or less nearly all
| classes OF the community, and which have so seri-
ousy operated not only upon the city Of Mobile, but
the entire commercial world. due TO the people whose
patronage we ask aud to ourselves, to saw that we
have not before been engaged in Business IN Mobile,
nor are We, or have we been in any manner con-
ncct5d with any person heretofore engaged in bust
ness in thai pacc-lnl therefore ask nothing either
in the way Of taror or forgiveness for what has
passed connected with tie commercial operations 81
that llourising city. But, having from early youth
been somewhat conyersant with Inc theory, at least
of tie system upon which the General Commission
Business, connected with the article of Cotton has
been conducted, and having in common with tht
great class Of community, very recently witnessed
some Of both its miserable effects and dctccts, ",
hope we will be INDUCED, without being considered
arrogant or dictatmaI, IN making few remark
upon what we consider to be the 0aiv true OF cor
rect principle upon which Commission Business il
the great staple Of the south can be Conducted
having due regard to the safely and best interest
Of all concerned. In doing this, We offer only tIo3
by which trn ps@toos. c,,"e- g. e governed.
FirsG We viii accept no mans BIZ wlthout ID
| means in our hands to meet IL Secondly: To a