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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

nKKlS TOOTH PAoTh.--Anclesunt and hleny
W al proved enttfCc.
To Give peatly Wilderness to the teeth,
To enhance the charms and teauty Of The mouth,
And add frasrant sweetness to the BREATH
Is an attainment long devouty wished,
Though ne'tr ill now effectively achieved.
Thi- much desired resul rs will its U.s.,
With prompmess and high satisfaction prove,
TIE Crris 13otb Pnse, while itheuulilio6 tho teeth,
removing aud ueYeutinE rrs lI stt"nf7 - 'arlar,
al Il ,,yg 10 'hfm ctela AID prarly w,alg Ness ,a:-
proves tbs color otIh0 !p and gu ~ ond aTrs adJ.-
ii nal hraG.y The i-3t .lSeHble OF he nluuttib5 Il.
di injecting properties greatly euds 10 preserve the
teeth from decay, aud also impats thu peculiar aud
ra2rant sweetness To the breath, for which the Olrs
Roe is 50 justly and extensively celehrntrd.
Just received by BUSH " AllAN'S
Fancy Stote, Exchange Hotel,
dbl cor ST hureS and Common SIS
NyHINTII<G HATCtIt.I GS-4 cases, : duz. each,
= in store, for sale i.y SHALL * BROWN.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31
Nv ORLEANS
Steam and Pn Biscuit Buhery-W Waters and

-, No. 80, Nc {near the Pontchartrau Rail oad)
Eliot and N Bread, Soda and Wine Biscuit
Sugar, Butter idford and Water Crackers
All the nboFrtlelca are warranted to be of the
mrs guilty, 70 keep in any climate, being
completely kiFied.
AIso,-Klicd corn meal. aF
Orders left G. w. Pr chard and Taga t, Ir.
corner Mage and Poydras streets, viii receive
prompt atteni. Small kegs put up expressly fer
family use. l5nov
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

THROUGH IN FIVE AID HALF DAYS,
From Mobile (AiHbHnin) 30 Augusta rG""l
ENNtS Mobile every other daN Immediately sit i
the arrival of the mail from New Orica-, per t'w
steamboat ENHrIsE l;!Hkeiy, coaches to rcnsaclr
steamboats, (per Prnsaco. i'aY st Ros, sound d Chnc
alce itl' er and BAY to Cedar Blu!, coaches t!etc
via Mariamnr, Clat,anoochee, (lormery Mount Yer
non, Baiub Ilge, fdrrton l!awkusNllie and Louis
Vile, to Augusta passenger takin, his seat Al Vi
bile is in d!ns-r OF heing thrown out losing h
pre- by oner conflicting iHCress. as he fltt''
DA LINE Is bat one concern, and lE,SUr one CO. r'
throughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon h.
arrival at Augusta i'll time specified, through all wealth
and NJ season. unless most authreStch caas.
trophe should The Great New Orleans Ma
is carried ~ this route. The Agents for aceomno,i,
ton, Teams, Coaches and Drivers not surpassed
the southern country.
The smooth, hard, nHtur: roads, the safe and trr
esting wafer navigation, the time and accommodation
afford the Traveller speed certant, comfort, and pleas
ing variety; connected rs II with the Rail Road
Charleston, 5. G.. ans, the steam packets 10 New is.r
tru>cltrs rra Nh New York from New Orleans
LESS TuAN Ii ntYsA-WashirgtOn city in u.
From Ch;,t,ahuoc',se, Florida, have iirAI'e
Line VII, Quincy and Tallahassee, to 81 Marks, h,.,
post co;c!les also two Branches from HA"knsyIl@
one to Mille,yere, and one to Hiaccn ighl ,~ hors
coaches. SiOtklU&a . co.
luu
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31
LOUISIANA INSTITUTES

Nilnsiltnton Tor the education of Young gentle
4 n, VIII ." INTO operation on the first Of Octo-
ber ie basement story # the Methodist Church
c"Mi f'Wru're' "a! poldras under the IiraaJinu
OF III" ders sn't vino hos uteNnel tHe phtir of
nathctEs n several Go.lev7 Of j4c nnrth flml who
Is CRATE o Que Of the most GEE Iru;rd uniyers!c,
of -u,.
Ihur5r Of studies to he pursued in this seminary
will hmprehendel ~ the fol owing divisions, VIZ:
1. Enghsh department. embracing ali the
bfanclofa thorough and accom- .ishcd English ed
ncatiU
: classical department, comprehcndng the
Latin Greek languages.
. department o modern languages in which
viii NnShi the. French Spanish and German Lam
guag,
4. e mathemtic Il and phosoph nj ccparteenr
60 urending Algebra, Geometry, the two Trisonutn-
e1rieih their practical application 10 Survcvn.,
Nhvlnn, Natonouy, sc. Natural Philosophy and
Che ~ Ilnsiruei by appropriate experiments.
j Tennt Glasses in the Modern Languages will
be ud und attended to from the It DCtonar
& fADDERhlANN, A ".
REFERENCES:
GIBSON ESQ,
ev President SHANNON, Louisiana College,
JACK.
LrZENBERG,
G DUNCAN Esq,
NICHOLSON Esq, New Orleans.
!J-iS3|
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cor Common n lchoupit


ohlJIilNtN lNiiNJiLi W iNh
JONES' P.IIE.NI COYI'ON GIN,
Bv the Pateuee, No IS Magazine street, New Ollcan
10 BE MAN FACTUitED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE CO.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

HCLOUR-O barrels landing in store, and for
sale By q. DORSEY
dl3 a. New eve
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

~ Ais kegs Nails, assorted sizes, for sale nv
~ dl5 ADAMS N WliITALL, G7 Gmyier :,
S1NUNDS issis+ippi Funds taken at Z, Front lie.
l. wee, Groceries. dix
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

M EW Rk BEEF-2O bbls mess, and 40 bbl
v prili'ork; % bbls prime Beef, fdr sale bv
G DORSEY,
do
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31
NEw YoRK,l7th August, 1888.

The ,seut has in hi4 possession seve hundred 'e7
,;s similar to the ali we, Of the extraordinary W!
ines OF mi. medicine Sold by appoint en', at ~
lohnsDus Ia tiienvillr street. NV
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

SWIMMING IIATCIit. iI5-4 cases, :! doz. cnch,
- in store, Tor sale 'y SHALL \ BROWN,
dI5 96 Magazine 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

al RS. .'ES, Professor of singing, the Gni'nr
va an,hno-nre, begs to announce her arrival
from iiass and FROM several years practice in Edn
bnrgh andtss she hatters herself that her svs
tenn "t in<tion will give satisfaction to pu.iIs.
Trstinis's as to cupability, Sc. can he shown. on
application Mrs MiiIard's, n Royal street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

COOfE ks LaSl
EEOME AS Foundry Cooper; sequel TO 'iiome-
4 4 ward Bound
The MILDLY; new novel; in vols
Napoleon Memoirs, or the Evenings at Cn'nbaceNs
in , volumes.
Miss Mitford's Country Stois
Peter Pilgrim, by Dr. Bird, i'll ! vols.
Yankee Notions, in vol. w
Woman as she shaud be- by the Rev. II Wins! slow.
Physicians Manual, by Robert Nude; and 9th r
novelties. JoliS9 n w.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

-llistauc., New Orleans 10 Nozzle, lSu MD
Mobile to Augusta, 5iu o
Augusta to Charleston, la6 g
Charleston New Work. $50 1So
Time, New Orean No'ile, % hoprr
Mobile to Augusta, 81 g
Augusta to Charleston, II q
Charleston to New York, sf- $50
Making les nite, per day. orr miles per hour, inciu
s;y,- al All s,OnIages. nnY ~
" H. | beg leave to inform the public that iii.
bridges over the Challooehc swamp and Hard lsfu
creek have Just been comp~teI tie general govern
me (ha My obstacles operating against this safe
speedy rort- Me thus ilapply rcmoSed aud have tn
pleasure niie Ing from un eers th7t the coaches hOr
SIS drivers and oas OF the first order; and Ii,
water from cnsaerla 10 Cedar Bluff, ii is admit
ted by all who havs passed through ii to be unsurpassed
Georgia have also boeureIairrt. J NJ BAKER
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

TE1EIE subscriber, having received COMMISSION as
Il Deputy Surveyor OF United States Lands l"r this
State, offers his services the public to survey and
Locate Lands in any part II ouslana.
As heretofore all operations either OF SnrVel ing or
Civil Engineering, such aignmens, surveys, pianS'
drawings level gs, profles, calculations OF
cmbanEment content of walls, sc. either in town ~
counry will be promptly and faithfully attended To.
Charges reasonable and rms cash Office % Ma
inc street, in Banks Arcade. ,
CyI.s,w-Gs, FRED. WILKINSON.
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NEBOOkS--Napoeon'4 Mcmoirs-cveninrs
yPilme, amhaccres, by Baron Ian gon in .
vols; MILDLY, scenes from The lie OF Edward
l.aStn!in vols Pmey's Christmas Tales for 1899;
raj christmas HIft tor 1872 just received and for
.te by w McKEAN,
dc CORNER Of Cnnnn " Cnn mon SIS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-31

SOSfAlk 800 dnze Box Chairs Just re-
ID ed, and suitable for shipping for sale al tI,s
Louisf urniturc War. Ro ms
WM Il CAR NES
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Weekly PrtSS.-We, the undersigned, agree to abide
by the above millions, far as they applicable to
weekly papers -
tSigne,l) Is. la" stE ttF.,
SIS NJ subscriptions taken for les Than months.
Letters must in Il, cases, be post paid.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02

ihc legislature Kho arc DIRECTOR q banks 90 r.
sign their SEATS a. % Is more than could be expected
ln5in ifaH martas. that uhenegcr TIE subject OF "a
Frpeal q ans bank AVS ~ charters nos existing
woaA come up. that they wuud vote against tieir
interests and alsa Il any new hw should b. sug-
gcsgd. granting 20 niivsdulh the same privilege
that are BOW only granted Ia chartered lnonopotes,
(as has been done IN NeW-i OH il could not be ex-
pcesEd they wouI cgslate 50 as TO effect their own
INTEREST," A yrTy siieht consideration Of these laeis
must Be conclusive wouh also suggest the pro-
pfitty Of Appointing committees in each county 10
iFalt memorials and Obtain the signatures Of the CT
zeas, pfaync our Legislature 20 take into consile-
ration the slate of onr currency aad fix day for
the resumption Of speoie payments IN this state
The great and weiglstyimportance attached % the
consideration d improving the present condition Of
our currency, trust will arouse oil men who have
spirit and Independence enough to resist tyranny ia
whatever lou il appears, TO come forward fearless
" and boldly and begin the good work. The press
Of our state am proud 70 ace, IS awake to The sub
ieets II isnnecessary to tel the guardians FOUR c.
vi AMI religious liberties that one Of tho greatest
blessings that a community can enjoy, next b good
health, Is SousB CURREscY.
June /, 1883. AS OBSERVER
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02
n See Mr.. Van Buren's Inaugural,

viii our readers turn to the article in to DAYS
paper from the Washington Chronicle headed
"Nationalism and Abolitionism,' and give il an
attentive Perusall There is spirit abroad at
the north the mos, fatal tendency to southern
rights and Institutions, and this spirit is fostcred
exclusively by the Wing or federal party--the OPP
ponents of the present administration. But we
forbenr all comment. We have laid the facts
before this community they will read and Judge
for themselves. viii the federal Paper of this
place dare to publish these startling disclosures
Of the doings Of his northern allies! We shall
see.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02


RETmnuTyE JusucE.--The Judgment Of
Heaven seldom fails to overtOke those demons in
human shape, who, TO gratdy a fendish ven
gsance, would destroy alike the innocent and the
guilty. This was stnkingly exemphfed in the
horned death OF ono IF the victims Of the explo-
SION ON board the Orunokd, at Princeton, Miss.
on the 2lst u,imo. lie wns well known black
leo and in tho agony Of his last moments--hls
| ncsh being burnt TO cnder and falling from us
bones--he confessed thatho was the person who
set 6le to the Packard House, at Nicksbure, and
thai his motive for the act was that he might burn
IN tho whoe,city, in revenge for the murder Of his
fellow gamblers. The New Orleans Tue Anne
rlcan, from which va obtia the Occouat does
not mention his name. Baltimore Saa,
! LITIGATION IN New 0RLEANS.--The nun.
Der Of suits commanded IN the district court since
tho 4th March, 1897, to this date, amount to two
thousand two hundred. Estimate tho sheriff
aud clerks fees al $50 and you have the sum Of
$4,000, and supposing the lawyers fees al
$l00 per suit, and you have $220,000, II this
statement be correct one the expenses of IT.
igation in this court alone, for tho last year, a
mount to S330,00o, more lhOn two thirds Of
which is taken from the pockets Of debtors, d.
mnishmg their capacity TO meet the claims Of
their creditors. Com. Herald.
! Another murderer in Texas was hung at Vic.
: toria, a few weeks since. That county has ia.
ken the lead in the strict administration Of the
laws. Not murderer or thief escapes punish
mcnt We hopo her good example will be fol
lowed up in the Southern States.
T The property Of the New York Trinity Churcl
Corporation is immense il has charter 70
| 1000, 900, and holds more than $l2,C00,000
| i, is managed by forty trustees. They have ap
proprnlied 100000 as the Bishops fund, which
makes his salary about $4,000 per annum, be
sides pcrqu;siies
'Ephrm, SAID one Jhonny Raw 10 anothc
the other day, OH board steamboat you had bet
ter look out for your boots tonight, or these fel
r lows the the boot hlacks) will take them, and III
If be daru,d if you get them again without pawn!
II hinepece; so you had better put them under YOU
Z pillow. the way do
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02
A CARD.

The Board of Directors Of the "Oo,l,a a.S
Society for the acquisition and diffusion o. 1 d
knowledge" solicit the contribution o. O0V - i
the purpose OF the formation OF a lDlalr 4 as
connected with the Society. donations z can
character will be thankfully received " n 50" i.
win, at the bookstore of Pfster y OO0ua H. 4.
Lester, at the office of the Democrat y y
undersigned at the Office Of the Argus
P.B. BARKER, Scc'y. Of NC .,
Board Of DHee'o'''
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02

MERIrEp COMMUNICATIVE New-0rea& ilS
American in noticing the marriage OF Mr. De'aD''7
the Editor Of the Natchez Free Trader, remarks.
Friend B. has ably advocated the local lnesSa !"
Mississippi, and as he bears the military anu 0'I
honors of Quarter Master General oil the cae on,
President of the Board of Bank Commissioner :
seems the public are not unmindiul Of his nV"s w.,
We wish him joy of an event that not ons , a~r
two fond hearts, no SO do we. 81 but con" 4,
to cement the union that should exist Oc'"''H"'
citizens OF sister States"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02

JuDcE BENNErT.-We learn from Winston and
0ctbbeha, that Judge Bennett, has far exceeded the
expectations Of his friends in the discharge Of his
official duty. tbs aftabe ana courteous manner viii
render him popular Judge.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02

G5- We are indebted TO our Senators, McSSS
Walked and Trotter, for several valuable pune
documents: also TO Senator Grundy fIen.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02

We are grat6ed 10 learn that H, R. Mcdonald
Esq. has received the appointment of postmaster at
jackson, vice John R. Chiles Esq. resigned This
appointment is good one. Mr.. Mcdonald as well
as his worthy predecessor, has the confidence Of
the community, and will no doubt discharge the ar
duous and half-paid for duties of the station in sa
tisIactoTy manner.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02

The Hon. John Tyler, late United States
Senator, has been elected member of the Leg
stature Of Virginia.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02

tS3- ANOTHER DELISeuENr.-The postmaster at
LooksoOkaloo, Sumpter county. Alabama, informs
us that the paper sent J. Andersen, was not taken
out Of the Office. The aforesaid Mr.. Anderson has
taken the paper nearly three years, and is now in
dcbtcd TO US sixteen dollars VIII the postmaster
please inform rs where Mr.. Anderson has zone:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02

10 We have mislaid. an excellent communca-
ton respecting the lae feeding" Of the Hon. S. S.
PIentiss at Memphis. He was handled without
gloves" by our intelligent correspondent.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02
Columbus, May 29,h, 1888.

Alta meeting of the Board Of Dae ,,on Nd
the " Columbus Society for the AcqO''~ ,esol.sd
Diffusion Of Useful Knowledge" It was al Lee
that the following gentlemen be nppOm nhs il ii
turers for the next succeeding three "''''
following order, viz: I,oe
DR.. D. Lipscomp, Sd Tuesday N sG" idr
w. L. Harris, Esq, LIST Tuesday y III Ialy.
II. Dickinson, ESQ, Sd Tuesday tuesday, i ! Al la::t
NJ. NJ. Brigham Esq, Isl TUESDAY :
DR.. NJ. Estes, Sd Tuesday 10 auss .amta.
P. B. Barker, lst Tuesday ID ssSpp",.mbeL
R. Evans, ESQ. Sd Tuesday in oeP .Soys psa
In case either Of the gentlemen. .unssoslnss
ed, cannot attend to the duties OF nls S IN ~
in order, II is expected that The ge''
named, will flfihc vacancy. !.
Var upon The .Meyehanis."-Ih.s, ,D ,ss
hive made the false charge that 'no Kan be
is warning against the merchants, has done =.
is the reverse. The eovesnunsh, ~, Ne msrssss
is doing more Cor the interests OF ~ .Is,uia T. ;
than any other class. The PENN, -. b err
inr INTO trade, and monOpolising the we y trss'
able branches Of il. Our mercu'n n,ortr sh
ing to lock upon this matte u Us
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-02

1--WE have several communication under of-
sideraton. The "Old Carolinian" shall appcarm
week.
We assure Investigator" that we have no In6f
nation as the affairs of the Starkvlle Bank; bulm
sumo it will pay its notes in specie as soon as SOM
other institutions in this state. VIII some Of ae
officers give us an exposition of its affairs
"Merton's" tender efusion to Miss - is 10
exquisite for the public. He should tell his fae o.
devotion in private.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12

E'RGINlt - ltrdss Ed IN the Gjcrlt= ollie ni The
tnaut ~1Ia...et ta1,t al Law fud th8neey, lur tha
county Of Nn' ~ nib We Id1 The II day o JanH"t I" II
I Mac, H. GIlbsii. Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12

% e.v ia a BIO - heott. Tie world Who ha,r
aatc, seen hun shake lie hand ~ laughing fiwn
hni tlinse Who listen I, his ctlcls hase doae.
viii see the siofnness OF Roman. aud III his agon,
i beau Ilnl statue OF Vengeance.
\ miaa illus organized and CENTRALIZED by snch
., Gu Stances Is lave fallen 10 IL lot must ,oou
destroy is mcai.--Thrre aie elements IN such
= slnal that ~dse drail, wIr with the bcdy Whrn
hwaffed aud daiued down to prsnn-bis ply 81
cal strength Is taltdlN caiee Ny aud ! would be We
" much surprised II he should survive many months
even ueel IA las rtcsr' confinement, aud IN
der his pffsent aeof, ofioelue.
Nurc anon. In great ias'e.
Respectfully GUS, n.
GEORGE CArIlN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12
IMPORTED WHALE.
Ta's f0;lif0! s0HHi. stallion
IMPORTED ~ 1895.
G: :;!..!k
ss'ykA ST..S'ke,

I'VE PRESENT SEASON. commencing the
10th February. aud ending lst July.1 ~ my
stable. Halifax court house, Va. and render
wee At stu tie season. payable nj fhe expiration
thereof. and : 90 insurance delnandablc sum
aseertaned or properly Transferred y tn II cash to
the groom. Good pasurage for Mares. ahd Servants
boan/ed gals. Nncs fed buHntifHlly with gram n
J54 cts per day. add acat aud personal
vii be bestowed bat no lubtliy. for accidents u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12
ESs,. g.SE..
MARTIN. W AIRED a DAVIS,

AN + removed their establishment 10 the lIous,
4 recently occupied by Nh Il. b. Norvel, oppo
site Messr-. II. Is. Richards X Co. Hand ware Store
where obey respectfully invite then friends aud the
pubic to @lyeth calf aud examine then large
excellent and very cheap assortment of DRY
GOODS Ne. &c 10 winch they are daily making
very interesting additions
OctohHr % *
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12
POLITICAL.
Fyo,. he l,ai;sssi,i,.
SORROW

oh there's a 10, that sorrow brings.
With It's repulsirs anrH
Oh iherr's j., ltai soffos brings
That has sntAiyfd the storm.
For whrn iln s,arm IS Ger aud ceased.
AID natare las ll.r sway.
When lnriae hopes We bid exist
Ale spread aud cast away
" len disaproinfment owns her reign
Aud hope has fled the so0l.
" hen angry passions ale Al rtsi
Aud earill, hove + culd
It's then with eses nprasi We look
AM gaze upon the sly
It's then We feel iui heaven q wish.
And heaye far cafh no SIGH
Earth then ISIS uoitm. fuItheric6
To lufet the saal from h~aren.
Where all it, jearsarc wiped away,
Aud all it, sus forgiven.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12

WILLIAM Y. WlNN, Error. Of
DaHY LishL, deed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12

rRGiNIt Al lues he'd the Clerks Olirc OF III
Circuit Surrlo Cent ot Law tld Il aucor,, sr Ii
county OF Campbell, on Monday, the first dag of jonul2
1888
Choros H. h'urh E2-etor Of tnsl,m ma ecnzr,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12
s.esGEs Gaa,Esz..

= OF I0TCl's 81 ttrsNl;a. pliEcdaNS(N a;
.FHfsS0is-\oM couiue upthc River, every
day, Goods at hallthc pslcc lormcrl, pld Tor them
We are determined on holding out great induce
m,nis FOR CAsn. ROBINSON \ ELLlOTT.
October ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12

E'0tt SgPs a..

TT;;s AND 20 session given immediately the
ii Biich Tenement. on the coinct OF Third
--4A- Street the turnpike .bctt't hnoNna> Dnl-
icls cotner-I crns aceommod tiug. Apply to
W. !IENDERSON.
January Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12

SAH Pan County kun Yarn Socks, aud GOO
.SSFp lot Of Cuun'ry Jeans on hlud. Tor sale low
Lv JANIS &. n =. : 60.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12

NiKGiNtA:At rules held in lie cl,lA'. OH.
cult superior OF law and canegr, ~ % tbs e..
Nelson, IN the month oi November. 1885, s'e eO-a
Jes-s JePliag deed, I r' Ked Of
bfars Shepherd, IHnes Iopins. SaRf Will,
iolenan Jopng Hannah Brdssater Jacob ''pl'ag,
AID cody AMI Frances his miie, ornierl, Fr.o ''c,.
llrr y Carroll and Patsy h- is tofacrl, - ,aro,
benjamin Clildress Samuel chndrcss William r.! ''ue
1"sa ms VIII formerly !arsa Joplng Jeer.ana md
mnnl+ executor of james y Edmunds decreased - I'd
roll Obadiah Thomas aud Betsy hi- wife forner h az
roll John farrnr and Nancy his wifi, formerly Man, at
Harrison Griffin. Lucy Wright Shalrack ''tfol
h7 VIE formerly Nancy JopIng, Thomas Jopling Naaey
burgli md Jane his wife, formerly Jane Joplin I'm O.
luz Jan.+ st aud sally his wife, form, RI, Sail, C
- ln9 ton md Elizabeth his VIE, fornrrle rl1fol
lnplns Henanin Joplmr, Edmund Jopling Tio'a,1 ',fA
lns, David Tnnlnom md Sally ms nc formerly Sui yop
M John Batef and Mildred his Wit, aunerly Nl %
ltns Shsnod Griffin, --'fom mud charlos ms VII, '9p
nart Crlous Griffin John Phillips and alds VIII, lor-
hcrly Jta Griffin John Thomas nul Al, III. Wis 5'ior
y AloY t,riin John Pembertun aud Bets, liz " ne G,
fet,y Glilwsz Eai Chiiress, Thomas Davis Im ,"'7
vi, Lindsay Powell. Jamcs PeWc l. R,Ipb IL ,''Wh pa
George Muim, john Hawkins aud Martha his Wit, na4,
Nafln Muffin Jaae- ". Martin Pleasant y N,i .r5r9er7
Powell and Rcs, hi- WIFE formerly Eetsy Warn; n4a
len Snmne II. Allen, john Allen Jancs Powell A.
hind lis VIII, ionner, Belrrhaud Allen Wi, ~ 9Th
9l Nm9sv his wit formerly Wiune, Griffin Rebccrn Wfr
iImnus thldres' Thomas Martin, IIaney Edmunds I'D
" Ilmsy Tndall, William \ Payne and Martha Inv oner'
lneflN Martha Tmia Nathaniel Goozy and Sns1pJ; '
Torn tt Susan llndalL Archibald Panphln and N,,c IT,
wiz f,m'ry Nancy Tndall, William " H. T@i ,p IA his
; Inpne Marshall Bow and B,llethand his i1 e
VII ionr, Eliza Vincent. John Vincent spencer ' l. '
I"e,ph 9rent ,dr'r'nl i;loMn, Justin Wlr Ela.S
IA fue, Minerva Brown aud " illinm y hlta tin, l. 'u
"a'm ar Ia'n uni r the ase Of t"ent, ycar
defendants.
IL GnANcERY.
Tie dfto'oof. Thomas Joplmg, -- Bale, and Nancy
Iamc- y II aud ayt1- wltc li,niana IoYla' 'In'
jo2gs Ihoma. Je'm3, John Phillips ani jan h. n.