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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25

Litllebery Waits and Elizabeth his wife, Robert
Throckmorron, Catharne Fhrockmorton, Mary
Throckmorton, Martha Thlockmonon, Henry
Throckmaftou:
FNAkE- NOTICE, that on the 26h day Of Noyem
\ Der next, at the store house of Bailey & Young.
in the county OF Halifax, Virginia. weshlll take til
dispositions Il William Bailey, Absoem Bosuck
aud others. be read as evidence in a suit depending
in the Circuit superior Court OF Law aud Chancefy
for the county of Halifax, in which we are plaintiffs
ana you are defendants. JOHN McGEHEE
JOHN BRIrTON,
JOHN STEGALL.
Oct.l w4w-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25

ENOR SALE, on accommodating terms, a large
IL TRACT OF LAND, (about 1000 Acles) ~
ing in the South part OF Bedford county, on the wa
tiers OF Dirk Creek, - miles from Lynchburg and
six miles from LeesyIlIe, Stanton River. The
improvements on the Land are a comfortable Dwel
ling House, with other necessary ont houses and
about $50 Acres of cleared Land in good condition
for cropping. The balance OF the Tract is well thu
bered and well wateted, and Is well adapted IL +
culture of Tobacco, Corn, Wheat and Oats. !,
Land will be divided if desired, and if sold, Will
be rented Ion the ensuing year Apply to DIR. r.;
Austin, Leesyille, Campbell county.
August WIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
E.k.Tfs.S sg.s'D .EsIES
EfeeEs SALE.

D NOW OFFER FOR SALE, several Tracts OF
n LAND, lying III the county OF Bedford, some OF
which aie very valuable, amongst them the Stony
Fork plantation, and the Mill Tract Goose Creek.
The former contains about ABS ACRES, a con-
siderable portion of which is real rich bottom Land,
suitable for Hemp, Tobacco or Gram. This is very
from Liberty, and well worthy of the attention of
those wishing to purchase, in very healthy and re-
spectacle section of the finest quality togelh-
er with small creek running for more than mile
through it, upon Which the rich bottom Land is
situated. The Hill Tract is miles :. ". from
Liberty in very populous, wealthy and respecta-
bic ncIghborbood, and contains some $50 Acres
OfEAND, with Manufacturing MILL &c BY So
feet IN length, with palr Of Mil Stones, , ofwliith
are 3 feet French Burr, with every essential fixture
necessary for making irst rate Family Flour and on
a Geyci failing stream attached to the Nil IS an eX.
cellent Saw Mil, the whole of which establishment
is very substantially aud deeently finished and is
not surpassed by any establishment OF the kind IN
the upper country the whole now in operation with
dwelling and every necessary cut house Tor family
purposes. Such property is rarely found IN market
and nothing hut an anxious desire To wind up my
Bedford affairs, and remove permanentl yto kanawha
would now induce me to put them in market. Some
other Tracts of Land, containing between and 800
acres each, aud lying off from the above, ale also
for sale Persons wishing TO purchase are most re-
specially solicited to call and examine the property
and any further information will be given on applica-
ton 10 me personally by letter to Dckinson's
Store p. O., Bedford Co., Va Applyto
WILLIAM DICKINSON Jf
Sep. q v6w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
FRESH Inported DRY G00ds.


'I,liE subscr bar, grateful for the patronage ex-
i tended To the hrm Of Robinson & Elliott, aud
respectfully sohcliiog y continuance, announces to
his friends aud The public, the arrival Of an extra
new stock. purchased within the last three weeks IN
thr Northern cities, under the most favorable cir
cumstaucrs
do do do Cassmercs, sye entirely new,
Extra supelGne London GA Merinos, very cheap
a beautiful assortment OF Calicoes, patterns most
tlfe,
al, Gs'd. & twillcd, style entirely new,
Reb glossy Black Italian Lutesrngs
Sapctdne rlau y he'd. Swiss Muslin,
10 bales eases Of Domestic Goods, comprising
The best assortment have ever had.
Wnh large addnonal supply daily looked for,
winch will make my assortment complete II new,
cheap aud desirable Goods will induce IA call, can
with safer, say N, friends aud the public will be
disappointed. A. L. ELLIOTT.
OIL g
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
REDFOKD FEMALE SEMINARY.
Pupils will assemble on Monday, October fst
MIR. HARVEY MITCHELL, well known

IVI as a Portrait x Landscape Painter will for the
year now commencing, take charge ola Glass of
Drawing and Painting. His skill Artist will offer
to pupils desiring real proficiency IN this accom-
pllshmcnt, advantages such rs few schools can be-
stow Price OF Tuition, Is dollars per annum.
WINTER USIFoRM.--Drcss and Pelerine Of bot
tie green Circassian Merino, with white PaEta-
lets, and Aprons of brown French Linen Bonnet
Of Cane or Chip, Nuns pattern, trimmed with Gum
son Ribbon.
Paymen, for Board $50 and Tuition in the regu-
lar Studies tS25) will be expected in advance. The
fees for Muslc Drawing, or for other Studes not a
part ofthc regular course, will be payable the end
Of each Session EDWD. WIN. JOHNSTON,
Principal.
Setomber II At if offs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25

tone Of manly defiance. "Most certainly ] eill,
my lad" eoos replied the stranger boy, n the same
time raising lbs enn aud perperng the young Toby
with small shot IT'S nov my turn SAID the
wounded lad rs he lesced his piece but the sifan-
bows oeiook themselves ingloriousy to the bush
Is. leaving then undaun,ed opponents masters Of the
bloody field. The wounded lad soon picked the
shot his legs aud went home cheerful as #
thing had happcd. Lou. journal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
To tho Citizens Of virginia.
kbR II EHEE

As flushed his professional tour through part Of the
tnion, Ills Medicines gave general sntisaclion, of
which csnmounls noticed all the Virginia and Other
southern newspapers The demand Tor his remedies 70 n
dy incteaslng IA the South particularly IN the state
glnh that lie foul necessary his Office from New
York 10 the city OF HiSUnoND, Nngnin vh.rc twill
he permanoaty kcpoPrn, Mnn Street sppoyc the Furn
tIt Hank I'm Il sAalft. nj la oh,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25

JUVENILE IIARDIHooD.-A few davs-apo. ,wo III,
Ito sons oi T. Toby, Esq. ofNew Orleans, and IL
years oi age, went hunting, and set out to return in
the evening on wha: is called the "SbelI Road"
where ihey were soon overaken by two unknown
Doys' o. ABOUT 'he same age as themselves, having
guns also. The four travelled along near each o,t.
Tor some distance. IL have good mind to shoe,
one Of those chaps" said The eldest OF the stranger
laos At lengthto his comrade. "Wen dare Won 10
speo' me-. exclaimed the youngest Of the robys. IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
DAY OF SALE CHANGED.

W 1t will be observed that the day of sale of the
above properly has been changed from Tuesday the
SUN TO Monday the 29th October, in conseq uence
OF the anniversary of the Lynchburg Agricultural So
Getty taking place the former day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
TO x'nss SPIRIT OF BEAUTY.

TO EHHE SPIRIT OF BEAUTY.
Spirit OF fsaury do love ihee well
| know ,bcc thfo' thy changing forms,
In ealn, repose tho thou mays, peaceful dwell
orn.oun,in wraihon fearful 1ropic storms.
Thou wiiching spirit ~herrsee'cr turn
Thou meet my Wow, and strep'sti JOY my heart;
Ia heavens fe rcest ghtning thou dosi burn,
And from The bright young bud freshly start.
Thou blushest in the modest violet,
Thou aaunrest in The splendid tulips cup,
And in the wild flowers Of the grove are set
Unknown to us, from which tue Wild bees sup.
In the rich sunsets Of the far hrigh, west,
The glorious ones Of Indian summer time,
When sink the dav.god Ia bis evening rest.
As he ne sinks in any other cinic
With elnrY oil his he Filds
The richly blending hue. Of icafand flower:
Then. Beatty then, thou meei's, my required ,irw,
Thy essence breathing from each grove rnd bower.
o there Is loneliness DER all the earth
AyeiI Of beauty Ger the hills is flung,
And on the SUNNY waters sparkling mr,
As they go dancing their along.
Blu, chiefly in the human face vine,
Its brightest, faires', hottest light will show
For there the glory ofihe sealdoIh shine
The minds rieh lustre q er the clay doth glow.
In mnnhoods proud aud gaihcr'd brow q thought,
There is lofty beauty, stern and hugh
In childhood's sunny laughter, all uniuught
The winning loselinoss Of purity.
But, oh in womnn's tender, speaking smile,
Aud in her deep and tender eyes oflove,
charm there dwells, that might again hcrulln
Er'n holy scruphs from their heaven above.
Spirit! when thou brcaihst Ger my heart, a chord
Doth sihrAe into trembling melody
Like music, from Eoliaa harp strings poufd
When gentle winds touch them caressingly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
Tnenty Fire Dollars Renaid
DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBEh
III his negro man

who absconded about the 28th of last month, WITH,
out any cause whatever, and it is believed he VIII
endeavour to make his way to the State OF ONO
ROBIN is a toleraby bright muatto, nearly or qu'y
SIX iect high, stout muscular man, about AZ yeai'
old-has one fore tooth missing, or wide space IN IS
lore teeth-has one Of his cheek bohe1
occasoned by burn and mark of severe cut Oh
one of his thumbs. lie is fond of spirits, and when
drunk he is outrageous Robin has worked in / au
yard Tor twenty years, and IS very good Tanner 1n
carried off with him his shoemaker's tools. WIZ
give the above reward for the apprehension and con
fnenent IN Jail of the said negro, that may &c,
him again. Any person experimenting him. wiz
please address me at Oxford, North Carolina.
THOS. B. LITTLEJOHN'
Oxford. N. G. Sept. 20, 1855 IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
at the same time offer for sale, two stored
DU'ELEL1's. EEDySE.

standing near the Academy, now in the occupancv
Of Capt John B. Duncan This House is new and
NOT YET unshed' but will be before the day Of sale
II is sufficiently large for family Of anv size -
There are about three Acres of Land attached TO II
win all necessary out houses. The last named
property will be shown to any person who NAV wish
TO purchase, either by Capt Duncan or myself, on
or before the day Of sale. New Glasgow is pleasant
''naee' IN a flne neighborhood, Immediately on The
stage road between charlottesville and IvncLbn,a
II Is well situated for Lawyer, Physician, or
Merchant The terms of sale will be one. Two
three and four years credit; the purchaser Giving
Dond with good personal security, and deed Of
fus' 10 secure the payment OF the purchase money.
GEO. CALLAWAY, .iUg.
for Cha's. II. Pare
New Glasgow Sept. "a ,9N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
1862 ACRES OF LSyD

principally IN wood bought with a view of supplyino
iue to the Furnace, aud lays probably two miles
nom ue uthace' IN IT'S nearest parts, and will be
sold with OF separate from the Furnace Tract os ,v
appear preferable on The day of sale This p,onerty
beng leased for the present year. il cannot be dely
cred TO the purchasers until the ls of January ls3o
and will be sold bject 10 that condition, and ON n
credit oinloe, twelve, and eighteen months from the
a'y OF suoh delivery the payments to be secured by
bonds bearing interest from that date with approved
security, and deed ofrusl on the properly.
JOHN EARLY, TINS
JAMES BENAGH, ( tees.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
ii sSOfSE .f.s.D LOT,

now in the occupancy of DR.. Warner Jones' The
House is one story Dwelling with seven rooms
neat yard, and excellent garden, with some three
or Tour Acres OF highly improved Land attached to IT,
There is good Stable, Smoke house, Ice house
hItchen, &c and all the necessary improve ments for
the convenience ola family-Attached TO this proper
ty, is aSore House sufficiently large for any Merchant
IN country village. This House can be used as
an Once, either Tor physician or 4 Lawyer. Per
sons who wish to purchase will be shown the pro-
perry by DIR. Warner Jones, who resides upon the
premises, or by me, any time before, or on The day
OF sale.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25


p9esn IRON internal morbid maliors arising from badly
ed old disorders from The olucrcur, ,auue hnrk &c
or iin iees) nom the change life specified IN the Med
AHNsa.>,A MIXTURE, Ga liquid and in pastel
eebraod ior sspeedy and perfect OF Gonouha and
ANTI-syPHrhITsC syHlp.-rhs medicine Is
N all Nenereal Disorders remedy und other nci
omes Tor diseases to which the human hnmo liable
Fora fun end particular account Of Dr kuhls medicines
Their properties and nature see The Medical Advertiser"
by mail 10 ''''
From tn Washington G lobe
We feel II our duNto msefihe following communion ion
on i"a@hfh AS the efficacy and great
DIR kuh's Rcstorcr swell knuNn ous.
cnlo US N'''''
do hereby certify that about the LIST ofJanuary, wasa.
Ken WIN Vnmlysis mud lnfamuntory RhrunalismJ the
worst cold and nnammatory ,erwpsnd,,t
on mankind So far as can learn the of every limb was
aheh RON me- besides tremendous swelling o,n
eNerM with the same, aud attended most excrcit,n
pain h1d ever endured. ed nil remedies that were re-,
commemorative Tor the shmc but In effect. l. by accident
war informed that pr. kuh wasa, Orange Coui House
sen; Tor hhm immediately aud by applying hs medicines
zen chang thanan hour after he The med
cnsS ,rd were the eSorerol the Blood Aromatic Extract
nold Mine Bal'om Universal Plaster and Dcpnntiyc Pow
der hGeler recommend bis treatment all those labornr
under HIcin a. gwen nudcf my hand and seal this l3i av
OF March, 1887. ''
H. 81 JOHN PEYToN.
- Nenr Orange Court House VA
pr knh' notwi'hstonding the statement in the above rcr
hheho Washes 10 lie understood, IN ecncml currq rn-
nohe elected within mn hour ahougha person may he much
II .ne 10y The use This medicines, lie feels
from ms correspondent ut Orange Count House dated NAV
l9lh; i"5'
Dear Sr-lsaw Mr. John Pcyton tn-lny mud n. I,oL
better thinl ever HIM lie saws that if had not bee ia,
Noh medicines he woudnow have been under ground lie
requested me 10 tell thai had saved his m ia, onc
time, aud 10 present his respects 10 vou 49, NV " WV
Your Rrsiocrs the leading mcdici in ihs coup,y
many cures Importance have been in this ncgbbor
hood 10y the use OF }ou medicines. have had gcn number
of Nenoreal cases aud many of Ions ttanJ,n" 80 i
ehectod by means of your Vegetable Ani-Sy phc So
iup or AhAssina Mixture, perfect cure and Inn sh ,n
une.
have also been received by DR. kuhl from his
agents and persons o high standing ia Richmond and other
ONE who has :" winch It's stated that every
nl Ii t"'nastd ~ ~ medicines IS highly pleased
il i nor n ' a',lo4 10 me parties whose names
nmost Of The cases authority 10 ~ M mas
~ far specimen however of the whole of Them tho al
lowing letter is suhJoincd 80
Rtcuuosn An, o. 100,
Dr. Kuhl; Dear Sir-Tbis - ,onar,r - - 90 90
with naulenec INDIGESTION soreness AZ ,h "aS
appetito ne,yons ,a,,,n,s M " '''nnch' nm unnatural
oegh years. and frequently troubled y,, ~,
ache, aud my mind unfit business have time an W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25

Messrs james $. Jones, of Campbell county, Va,
and Hall " Williams of Kentucky, former hol8e
dealers
I'AkE nonce, that shall on Monday the twelfth
L day OF November next, at the store house
OF Stonet McDermid in the county of Bedford,
ana State OF Virginia, proceed to take the deposI-
tons OF Sam'l. Jones and others and on Wedncs
day the twentieth day Of December next at the houss
OF Shadrick Claywell in the county of Iredel, and
State of North Carolina take the deposition oil sad
Claywel and others. The above dispositions, if not
taken on the days aforementioned, will be continued
from day 10 day TIL completed which dispositions, when
taken,"lll be read in suit in Chancery, depend
ing and undetermined in the Circuit Superior Cour'e
Law and Chancery, holden for the county Of Bel
ford, wherein | am plaintiff and you defendants
when and where you attend if you think proper
CHARLES G. PATTERSON
October w4w'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25

tleman. distinguished by grace and brliancy of
s,yle as a writer his extensive literary information
and his accurate acquaintance with the Classcs l
have no doubt that n any literary employment fequi
lin, these qualifications he could render accepta-
hIe service TO the Public. ROBT. Y. HAYNE.
For terms, ao. separate advertisement.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
sss,fsTaCAz4.

~ TIE following lines from an old scrap book NAV be
ranked ~ Il. best efforts Of BssrSEHr's muse.
Brninerd was mfn ring nlar and remarkable renns. His
TONS FEW aud far between bat each bore the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
FE.EYTER'S.N.gTER LIES,

winch viii BIZ made mp IA the nealest manner BY
6rsflatc woikmcn. We also receiving u good
assortment Of ladies' and gentlemen's SHOES
mems aud BOYS fine Fur. Cloth and Hair Seal
CAPS, some of superior quality, All Of winch
Will be sold low ton cAsu only.
DlNkLE & RIfNBOUGH.
Z. $. We agents Tor tie sale of Morfison's
llsgean Pills. d q y.
Sept. Y 6w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
ROBERT A. PEsDEETOS.
.EffOrney az Lar.

"AXING located himself at Amherst Court
I'll House, will attend the Superior aud Inferior
Courts Of the counties Of Amherst and Nelson. Any
business entrusted to his management, viii receive
prompt attention.
Sept "a Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
! 4 DWELLING HOUSE,

with all necessary ont houses coal honscs &C. Tins
property Is situated Immediately the stage road
between Lynchburg and Richmond, and about SIX
or seven miles below the former place and about one
and hall miles from the James River Canal which
III the course OF the next year expected TO be com
pleed. In addition to the above property is also for
al,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
HOUSES (yS3 AND LOTS,
FOH rl"u ,S,EEE.

HNHE subs crber will offer for sale, at public
Il auction, on the premises, on Saturday the Sd
lay of Noyenlbpr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
.VE, DHG5.S'E.
EecgaOrcr Of the UElOoI

Fer chronic mud other Diseases whether produced by bile
phleRm hon internal morbid mntor arising from badly cur
cd Old doid H. tnn The use otmcrcub raluuel bnk &c.
or I'm iemnlcs from the change life a specified IN the Med
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
u CREST .NyLE.

and an excellent additional Water Site for another
Furnace Mill, or other manufactory-Aso,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25

Campbell c. H., Va, October LIST. 1888. {
The parties Interested in the above cause VIII
take notice that | have appointed the 11th day OF
January uext, TO take the accounts directed by the
foregoing decrrc-at which time they required
to appear at my Office, with heir accounts, souch-
es aud copies of count papers, prepared for examiua
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25
TIE S0TTHER.y LI'STfTEYfOE
OF EDUCATION.

4 T TIE BEDFORD FEMALE ACADEMY
~ fncar Liberty, Na.) WAS opened in November
lsi and is now f,tedup and organized, under COED
,orus al Instructors.
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Sc tcmber II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25

~ all Nehereal Disorders cettnin cmey und other mcd
ohes Tor diseases to which the human nuo liable
Fora iull and particular account al Dr kuhs medicine
their properties and nature Tho Medical Advertiser,
winch may be had gratis at Dr. kuhs Office or of his agents
Inv mail
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25

Spirit OF fsauIy | do love thee well
know thee thfo' thy ever changing forms,
In Gale, repose tho thou mays, peaceful Dwell
Or noun, in wrath on fearful iropic storms.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-31

mounts cycfy obstacle, ofcfc0incf e.
cry prejudice, bod uccoedi ln ettnb
fishing iorhlm.rlla fcrilil0n Wh6se
value d clhanced ofiIlosc WHO come
aiiofIiu. Such non we pfilc ne ihe
noblcr work oi which human naiIrc
b capable, ihc highest production shc
can boasl. Aud let IL ever be borne
IN mind by the Young mechanic ti.ten.
teIiug on the stage Of active lIlc---lct
Il ever be NJ thc foundation. and bc TIC
taoying spring Of all BIS efforts. That
this siinution he must strive ~ attain.
ltcan be attained By nll--uniIring IN.
dustry and vIrluous ambition never
fail OF their reward. They never yet
were excricd In vain, and never will
be-, while honesty and Justice are left
m the human heart. II WINS we'll re.
marked, by an eloquent writer, that the
Mechanic, who bad no inheritance but
health. no riches but virtue, is the sole
king among men, and the only man A.
n.ong kings.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-31
HORRIBLE TRAGEnY.

Mr.. J. J. Anthony, member Of
the Arkansas Legislature, has been
killed IN rencounter with Col. John
Wilson, the speakcro Of thelower house,
1t appears that this murderous outrage
was actually committed on the floor
fof the House, while in session-the
Speaker, IN consequence of some Of.
fensive remark directed against him
by the unfortunate member, having
come down from his seat, armed with
a Bo,cie knife! The member, it is
stated, was also drmed with the same
weapon; but thu combat lasted only
Tor moment---the latter having been
left dead onthe floor, and the Speaker
having had one arm nearly cut of and
the otherseverelyinjurcd. Wilson was
forthwith arrested by the civil author
tiles, and his name stricken from the
roll Of the House, by nearly unani-
nous vote.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-31
DISSOLuTIlN

THE partnership heretofore exist.
= ing between. John G.. Orr & JOHN
B. Howcorr, in the practice Of Law,
was this day dissolvedby mutual con.
sent. john b HowcorT will contin,
ne topractice in Madison and the al,
joining counties. Office in Canton.
Jan. "a, 1888. 35-tf \.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-31
144O acres.

is offered for sale. 1t lies about eight
miles from Canton, seven fromLivings-
ton and three from Beatie's Bluff
There are about eight hundred acres
IN cultlvatlon,a comfortable dwelling
house and out houses on it, negro cab.
ms, a good cistern &c.
For terms apply to
SEARLES e. VANDERHURST.
Jan. "a, 839. 35-3t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-31

Henry II. Black. use On n IA on
IN ~. d. Martin, Bond 70 ApnI
VS. icfm 1888.
Tho. l.. old and n Madison
J. n. Barry circuit court
same use u mmc On fla 70 aaIie
VI 'l'hos. Il. Old court s. term
4 X & J Howard
"a same sane & aame
BY virtue of The above stated cnses
directed to the Sheriff Of Madison coun.
". / shall expose 20 public snle for
cash NJ the Court House door IN the
town Of Canton on Monday the 9th Of
March next. the following trnct or
parcel Of land viz: the ) y ! of section
%, township Q, range 4 east; contaI.
ming 100 acres more or less. Also on
the 10Th Of February next, about 900
pounds ginncd cotton, $50 bushels Of
corn, two mules and stock of cattle
and hogs. Levied on and will be sold
to satisfy the above stated cases.
s. NJ. FLOURNOY, Sh'G.
Jan 81, 1888. 36-7t pr fee Sls
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-31

MURDERS most foul Of late have be-
come OF frequent occurrence. The
tragedy Of tie Arkansas Legislature
would disgrace even the Algerines,
and to add to the enormity of the
affair, the rullian that barbarously
hewed to pieces his victim is now at
large, having been admitted to bail.
We have had from an eye witness the
particulars Of this transaction, and
hesitate not to assert Tint a deed more
dire and horrible cannot well be con.
eived.---Natchez Courier.