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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-20
BEDFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
Pupils will assemble ON Monday, October Il,
MIR. HARVEY MITCHELL, well known

lVk as a Portrait q Landscape Painter, will Tor the
wear now commencing. take charge ola Class Of
Drawing and Painting His skill an Artist will oe,
to pupils desiring a real proficiency in this accom-
pllshment, advantages such as few schools can be.
stow. Price of Tuition, Is dollars per annum.
WINTER UNIroRM.--Dress and Peerine of bot,
tie green Circassian or Merino, with white Parta
let's aud Aprons of brown French Linen Bonne,
of Cane or Chip, Nuns pattern, trimmed with Grim
son Ribbon.
Payment FOR Board $500 and Tuition in the regu-
lar Slndies lS25) will be expected in advance. The
fees for Muslc Drawing, or for other Studies. nor a
part tue regular course, will be payable the end
of each Session. EDW'D. WIN. JOHNSTON,
Principal.
Setcmber II 4t If offs
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Notice..

FEHE CORNER TENEMENT now occupied
i by Cobbs X Aunistead, commonly called
k,les cotner, IS fur tenj-pussession TO be given
the LIST January. 1889. Persons desrous 10 rent
are requested to eall on Charles l.. Mosby, who IS
autl orlsed TO manage aud control the same for
HARRIET KYLE.
Dec. 10.
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Sale of Lands.

4 y pursuance OF decree pronounced on the 23d
i day Of October e35, by the Circuit Superior
Gonu of Law aud Chaueety iof the town Of Lynch
burg. ia Two causes in Chancery depending therein,
between James Bullock, complainant and Harry Ann
Cabe widow OF John J. Cabel. dec ID and other de-
jeHaaals and between David q. Murrell, suing IS
well IN his own behalf as OF such other creditors OF
John Bullock have interest IN the SUBJECT mat
ter al the suit aud may pray 10 become paties aud
contribute 10 tho costs thereof, complainant, and
John Bullock and other defendants. the undersign-
ed commissioners named IN said decree Tor the puf-
POSE. will proceed, Saturday the 29th day OF
December next. II far, and II not on tie next Tan
day, to sell, upon The premises, by way oil pubic
auction, 10 the highest bidder, the lands in and by
said decree directed to be sold by us, being tract
rrarccl of band containing by recent survey 4703
acres, be the same more or less, lying and beng
in the county of Bedford the north side oil Ivy
Creek aud on both sides OF Big Branch, fork OF
Ivy Greek. adjoining the laods Of John .. Leii"'ch
aud the Hens of John |. Cabe deed. lands OF Ben
jamn Wigglnton and James Metcalf. The laud
will be sold IN pursuance Of SAID decree, "On credits
Of SIX. twelve and eighteen months equal instruments
The purchaser purchasers executing 10 US, as com
mlssoncrs, his or their bonds, with approved setu
riy, and The title OF the lands 10 be withhed, rs a
further security for the purchase money"
HENRY DUNNINGTON, Commits
JOHN BULLOCK, 5 sioners.
Nov % t29D
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LAW NOTICE.
noHERT r.. WOODS, of Fr

D0BERT n. WOODS, of Franklin ana
IL Gnstavus A. Wlne6ed, Of Bedford, have
formed partnership, to practice Law IN the Conn-
~ and Superior Courts of Franklin County, VI.
1nde, the firm, Of Woods d Wing6eld.
ANY business confdcd 10 them. IN the Courts oil
that county, will be strictly attended to.
They may be addressed either at Rocky Mount
or Liberty, va.
Dec 10 WOW
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Dec. 10
.y'O1,ICE.

"A PETITION will be presented TO the next
n Assembly. praying for county to be form
OUT o. parts OF the counties of buckingham, Prince
Edward. Charlotte and Campbell
Dec. IS w2m
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kOEERT A. PENDLETON,
saffDf'RPU Nf I02E-

az lNu located himself at Amherst Court
loufis oil the counties OF Amherst and Nelson. Anv
business entrusted 10 his management, will receive
prompt attention
Sepi q
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Bedtord September Court. 1883
FEIIOMAS Waugh and Elizabeth his wife, Ed
L mund Burton aud Lucy his wife, Thomas
Moore and Edltha his wife aud George !. Rey
nolds. plaintiffs,
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n ry continued and held for Nelson County, the
Courthouse, on Saturday The 9th day oil OCTOBER
1885,
HAYES Graves, Deiehoah',
against
John Dicres, Benjamin harris. Joseph Shelton
John H. Mosby William A. Harris Benjamin Mos.
by. Mary Harris (wldow of w. l.. llAus) decd
Nancy Mosby. William II Diggcs lawes n. Cote
man, William II. Coleman, john J. Coleman
HAYES N. Coleman. executor of John w. Haris
decd James Harris aud Bushrod W. Harris,
Defendants.
The subnuna awarded in this cause having been
returned executed as to the defendants John
Coleman James Harris, and Bushrod w. llnrs.
and II appearing thai The plaintiff hah proceeded ac-
cordne To law against the absent Wm II, Coleman.
and thai than ,ur months having elapsed as wen
since the day Of the subpoena and The order OF
publication rsturued cXecnted: ON motion OF the
plan by counsel, his hill Is taken for confessed a.
TO these defendants. and hereupon this cause came
Oh TO be heard upon the bill the answer oi the other
defendants, with replication thereto, the SAIL subp9-
IA, the order OF publication returned executed the
exhibits filed, and was argued by counsel: On con-
sldcralion whereof, the Court doth adIudgc, order
aud decree that of us Commissioners do take an
account OF all MONIES expended expenses incurred
aud contracts made under tie agreement marked A.
flied with the plaintiff hill, rs also AN account o all
monies paid b, any oi he parties 10 sand agreement
or lof the purpose OF SAID agreem nj as also 'i at-
oil the expenditures oi the cause by The agents
mentioned III the agreement, and an account OF The
value OF the services ol those agents aud the SAID
Commissioner directed tn examine, state and settle
the sane and make report lherr"fto this Court, with
any mattcis thought pertinent by himself OF which
may be required by any of the parties to be stated.
A Copy-Teste,
RO &. CUTLER, elk.
CoMMIssIoSER's OFFICE, !
October 80, 1888. \
The parties to the foregoing suit are hereby mott
fed that have appointed the lllh day of Janpar,
next to commence the accounts required by the inre
going decree, aud they Therefore required to al
tend me on that day my office, IN bosngston
prepared with lhelr vouchers court papers and eyi
dence, for settlement.
CHARLES PERROW, Com'r.
December wIw
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Spl,1kVlCANlDlES,

lust received, u superior lot of Sperm Candles
- which vail be sold low for cash.
CHARLES PHELPS.
November %
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Sale Of Personal Property.
virtue Ola deed OF trust executed by the Ok
~ ford Iron Company TO the Subscribers on the
l7th day of August 53s, and recorded in the clerks
Office oi Campbell county court will be sold, Il
public anction In the highest bidder, at the Fur
uace OF the said Company, on Beaver Creek, in the
county OF Campbell, Tuesday the first day of
January next, all the personal property belonging TO
the sand Company. The sale will be Tor cash or
ninety days credit, at the option of the purchaser he
giving negotiable note wuh an approved eudorser,
and 10 carry interest from the day OF sale.
JAMES SE S nENhGiu, Trustees
December NJ
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Opy-Itslc,
JNO. Il. STLPTOE, ID. c.

The parties interested will take notice that have
appointed the 25rh day OF January next 10 state and
settle the account directed by the foregoing decree
when the parties viii attend NJ my office The
town OF Liberty. with thelr vouchers and papers, pre-
pared Tor settlement.
JOSEPH WILSON, Com'r.
Dec. 10 u4ar
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nd his accurate Appropriateness with tbs Classics. I
have do ubt that any literary employment requi
ring these qualifications, he could render aceepta-
bile service TO The Public. ROBT. Y. HAYNE.
For terms, &c. see separate advertisement.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-20

A T a Circuit Superior Con OF Law and Chance
n ~ continued and held for Nelson County al INC
Courthouse, Saturday the 9th day oil oc'ooef'
1888:
u,yes Graves Defendant,
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FAMILY FLOUR.

r HAVE in store 40 barrels superior Family
Flour which will be sold low for cash.
AND'W. T.. ELLIOTT.
Darenber 6 Is
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TpRtr DOORS BELOW THE roRNTR LEADING rhoa THE
wasnINaros BoTEL, taaIs STREET.
DESPECTFULLf tenders his thanks TO the
l. public for the very liberal encouragement ex-
tended to HIM since his comnegu ement IN business al
this place and desires TO inform them that he has
made arrangements TO extend bis business eonsideia-
bly, and shall future keep alul assortment OF ur
aud Silk Hats. oil his own manufacture. eonsisingoi
Fashionable Chpt Beaver Hat
do Brush do
do Silk do
PLAN Russia black and white Cps, aud
Wool Hats. a large assortment.
In addionio his present Stock, are daily expected
a few cases Of fashionable Brush and Silk Hats from
the North. aud lie wi.l continue 10 receive from the
best Northern Factories.
lie hopes his having been practical Halter for
the last % years. will be sufficient to recomme his
work to The attention Of The public, and will induce
them to call aud examine for themselves before pur
chasing elsewhere.
October % 2m
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PATENT .yyE-EyELV.ES.

ooi hE1EiN ED one case patent axe helves
y "a good atticle) Tor the approaching season.
CHARLES PHELPS.
Sept. % "a
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IMPORTANT SALE.

Bef virtue OF a Decree of the Honorable Court
- OF Elnuy inr the county of Stokes, North
Carolina, will he sold on the premises, on the first
day of February next, the
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3 u q q A e. x r. =

On WHICH INtIt arc IntNhuasUbIc quanitles OF
IRON ORE.
he Land is well numbered with that kind of wood
which is most desirable Tor on making. The Forge
itself is IN toleiable state of repair
credit OF twelve months will be given FOR one
halt the purchase nancy, and Is months for the re
mainder Bond and approved securities will be re-
qulrcd from the purchaser. who will receive a deed
whenever the sale shall be confirmed by the Court,
and the Court shall order the same to be made
Attention will be given by me.
FRANCIS FRIES, c. NJ. y.
Stokes county, n. C.. Nov Is uF
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UNION FORGE.

Commonly called Martins ForgcD on Snow Creek
Slnkes annnlN. Mllh lhe nnpmIIn nnncc s. VIZ:
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=, II Comfortable DWelliMS,
'.:.i with out Houses, GlsIST MILL, tli,.
M and SAW MILL, tneatIy new). hl,,

The water powera Tins point is excellent and or
dinaly sufficient for all the work required of II.
The Dam is new and very GOOD. Attached TO tins
Forge is a body Of WOOD LAND, containing by
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asANk SQUARE. nov. IL, ls3S.
end $HPhfy Of Winter Goods.
Uy'AH1ER GOODS,

r uAN + JUST RECEIVED AT our CASH
STORE, Bank Square Il second supply Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-16
DGYE ES'TEG.
CFrOm the 81. Louis Republican, .NorcmJer

(From the ST. Louis Republican, Norc,nJer
ALARMING STATE OF AFFAIRS.
The following letter, from highly respectable ind
vdua has been politely furnished US by friend, fer
publication. The statements are confirmed by many
verbal reports the city. We have lately convcrs
ed with several intelligent individuals from the vicinity
Of the Mormon disturbance, and, willis, we have found
it difficult arrive with any certainty at the truth con-
corning many things, we well assured that The hos
t!ity deeply scaled than has generally been sup
posed, and we feel assured that boodshed and devasta
lion only will terminate the struggle unless the Nor
remove from The county. Every account from
tka. quarter shows existing state Of agitation in the
public mind truly alarming Every slrans ger is watched
with jealousy and every compelled 10 take sides for
against the Mormons In TRUTH there appears 10 be
but little division the part Of the citizens in their op
position. We told that the two men who laid out
the town of De Will, and, matter of speculation,
invited the Mormons TO buy lots in it, have been given
leave pass through the county three times after which
they informed that return there will be dangerous
They have already removed their goods into another
county.
So deep and all pervadng is the opposition to the Nor
mons and many respectable have engaged in the
attempt 10 exPe tIcm that feel satisfied The public
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-16
To Conclude with the
EOttCl'sg Ticket.

NORWOOD, MIR. H. KNIGHT
Mrs Corset, Miss Frank. Capias, Mir. Crane.
Susan, Angelica. Charles, hloteton
IL Doors open quarter to o'clock. Performance 10
commence half past7 o'clock precisely. Transferable
Season Tickets $50. Season Tickets ot transfeTab!e)
S25 n. L. Season Tickets are admitted at Bene-
fits Large private Box GA seats) $50. Small Private
Box I12 seats) $40. Single Box Ticket, 81. Upper
Circle, - cents. Pit, CO cents First Gallery Qor
Mu!attocs) 50 cents Second Gallery, 9 cents. Checks
not transferable.
Nov lG 5J-ll
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Commissioners sale IF .qbemarie Land

decree Of the SicuaTc
nounccI tho J day OF Eo'em1sr lt3s u;t therein dc
Pending, between the guardians of The children Of Isaac
Da:!s, J deceased plaintiffs, aud tho said and other
Pendants, the undersigned Commissioner WILL the Goth day Of
December il far, the fair day thcIcacr offer
sale, upon premises the land in tie said mentioned
described containing aou. 300 hconsn. Tie h6 hw
the said Isaac Davis deceased and ycg and being the
county OF hlcGarc, the public road leading Browns Gap,
within three miles the Of Charlottesville and the
University NgniI, adjoining the lands Of Lewis Isaac
White and Alexander Garrett
This land combines nany advantages which recommend !: tho
favorable the farmer II j. handsomely ard
nicn situated healthy wcaihg ard n'ciiga isLborhOod
adjacent large manufacturing mall aud Immediately upon Ivy
creek, the land Of which rank not squat Sauc Tie
South mountain lands.
SO uc! of the purchase money y DO necessary tho
aui, hc charges Attending the sal" wii be required
cash: the balance in and 'ec years %ii bond and
proved security. J. W. SAUNDERS,
Nov, f5J-isl Comm ysogcr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-16

SEVEN DAYS LATER

The Oxford, Ra,hbone, from Liverpool, arrived at n
York Saturday, bringing days later. We
extract what there is Ofimportance from New York
dates.
Cotton we perceive is dull-Grain is lower, we infer
il from the rise in duties and money than il has
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-16
MARSHALL THEATRE.

First appearance in Richmond Of Miss KNEASS.
Friday Evening November &c, will be repeated the
successful Petite Comedy of the
Young Widow.
AurcIia Miss Angelica. Vaudeville Mr.. Thompson.
Lucy, Frank. Splash, Crane
After which, the
NEW 0 KERTURE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-16

IN CliANCERY-ViRciSIA rules continued and held in the
clerks oe Of the Circuit Superior Cont Of Law and Chnnccy
r Richmond county, the house. Tuesday the 81; day
OF November, 1879:
Joseph w. CHM, executor Of John Seward, dccd Phf.
Thomas Seward Ameda Seward Joseph Galley ndr, of
WA. Seward decd Joseph Seward james Stewart and a';La
s wife, James H. Collier and Mary his wife; and Cautinc Seward
Tor whatever she 10 kuown Rcbecca finch John
ScwuId md Paul Mitchell oGd Marcy his WIFE, (Which said John,
Paul. and Nancy Of this Commonwealth Edwin Seward,
James Rowel and Polly " hi1 Wife Josiah i!ocman, admir- Of
Jnncs Seward Decd WIN H. Bayman adnr sally Bergman,
his decd wc Cornelius Smith. George ~ Hatch and Rebeccn his
wife; Nelson Edwards Benjamin Rssan and Matilda his wife;
Jamrs Edwards Rebecca 6 Edwards Thomas IL Edwards and
.iaTy lluGnccutt, Defendants:
Tic defendants John Seward rul Paul Mitchell md Nancy his
wife, having entered their appearance and given security
codn- the Of Assembly and ;e rules OF this Court and
appean: by satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants OF
this Commonwealth il ordered that the said defendants do
poar here the first day Of tho and the original
amended bills OF the plaintiff aud that OF this order he
inserted newspaper published the city Of Rich
mon months succerv and posted the front door Of
the Court house Of this county.
w. Copy-Teslc, GEO. SAUNDERS. c. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-16

SsbShEs ZIP EWAND.-Ran from the plauinGu the
=" sulscfibcr on James River in tho county of Surry
Virginia, tho 10Th of September NEGRO Boy named ALI
FRED, tSeE yccged Alfred rcasrn's) Il is likely tina, this c
o attempting mike his INTO Free state, either
By taking Northern vessel the Of the plantation BY
maxim: his Wcsiwary By the GuyanGoio Ohio. II
smoc probable that ho has adopted the latter mode Of making his
escape, well acquainted with the Guyanloc road having
been that oa the vicinity of the Sulphur
Springs, Osllcr ard Driver Stages the employ
men OF Porter the Stage Contractor. Ard he has also
twice hocn TO tho Springs Carriage Driver. Alfred
small about inches HIGH rather light compile XiGn
abou, % and If correctly cmnmborcd has slight
His is short and quick aud lis general
pcarancc ccutlcmun's body his
voice is small feminine. will the nbovc reward
who the boy without tho limits Of the State and
him any Jail, otherwise, that him. $50 if
kCn within the State and out c the county Suy $50 il
Eikcn within the county, and secured as above
PHILIP ST. GEO. COOKE.
Eurry County, Va, Nov 18th 1898. 5J-lGt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-16

To be followed by the Farce of the
sgcfreSS Of all Work.
MARIA, cher first appearance in the
character0 MISS kNEASS.
Manager, Mr. Newton. Frederick, MIR. hneass.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-11
Valuable Tavern Stand and lsO'
dence at Auction.

NHE subscriber being about 70 renew i, i.
n sell at Auction, on THUkSpA.
iith DAY or OCTOBER NEXT, at y oe .fa
on the premises, if not previously dsposea y, n
private sale, that valuable tract Of Land ~ IA
proVements wherein he NOW lives, seven n's' =;
Of Columbus, on the Military road toge'nsr. 10
Household and Kitchen Furniture; Stock Y Il
cows; corn, fodder, oats, and farming nIens@; 4
The location is on the greatest thorougnlas. II
whole southern country, and having theic" i d
and spring Of the purest water. ndar a nv
most ilourishing towns in the State Of M a..,r II
with good dwelling house and all nscs"
buildings, it il particularly valuable a.
TAVERN STAND In
This tract contains $50 acres, about ols Y ~ =
whichis under high state Of cultivation Y. ssA
duees wells Also, one other tract, oeipg .s,Os u
west quarter Of the north east quarter y va
township sixteen south Of range seven'sss eskss
containing 40 l0-ic0 acres. Any pefsm NE i
to purchase at private sale, can learn w orr
making application 10 the subscriber On ~ Tssr
ses, or to the Auctionsers in Columbus
disputable. ,.A.A.spa
Terms Throu9hout-fi Half cash, ana y. u. ms
on credit of 10 months. with lien on II .sSsiss
ses for the Real Estate, and sppi"'-s
notes Tor chaItel property. ,vpIcHT,
E. B. DRAKE, & Co. AuctoneeTs-
Columbus, Aug. Ilth, lsSs.--S-oF'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-11
For Representatives.
SAMUEL BUTLER.
THE TRUE ISSUE.

Shall our, be a GOVERNMENT OF THE
BANKS or a GOPER.N.HE.NT OF THE
PEOPLEl Shall nee hare a CONSTITUTION
AL TREASURY, or an UNCONSTITUTI0N-
AL NATIONAL BANK? Shall ise haze Coz
sTITUTIoSAL CURRENCY OF GOLD and SILVER,
or one Of IRREDEE.H.4BLE Paper? Shall
lrs hrs under the dsspotism Of MoNErED ARIs-
rooRAcr, or Under The safeguards Of a FREE
O.VSTTTUTTO.V?-W Washington Chran
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-11
sc Fl f NJ F.

27,Sl5 Prizes amounting 10 @asA'"
Packages Of IS whole Tickets for slsA sM NY
draw $50, and may draw the four Capitaf sll'
are 81 600
Certificate Of Packages s74.
Packages Of Halves and Quarters, in prcponm
mFTICKETS $4,000, Halves $3.50, llu'faa
Si.25, for sale at the Agents Office, two doens
low Jones HOTEL and at Boss g. RawIs EScn''E'
on Main street, Columbus.
G. WARREN, aga"
Agust II 5tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-11
RObt. II. Wells.

"A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law Lua
n iAville, Winston county, MI alsndu he
Courts in the Counties of Winston, Lownles, Nas.
nbee, Kemper, Neshoba, Lcake and Oktibbe,h-
Business punctually attended to.
Aug. III, 1888 STA
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-11

" We are under many obligations to A. Sro-
DART Esq. merchant of Philadelphia, for int.
resting European papers. The London Times
lsprnted on sheet twice as large as the Demo.
crat and filled with closely printed matter. We
shall make few extracts next week.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-11

Death Of Col. Samuel Grin.--This ,s6m
BILE gentleman died at Nav Orleans on The 4,
July, Of the conge'tive fever, attsr severe linn
Of thirty hours. He had gone to New 0rlu.
on business for tho Union Bank. of which Iuslls
ton he was cashier. His remains ware iaI.ut
on his Springfield plantation.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-11

Hon. Arson Jones, successor 10 M.mnm
Hunt, as Minister P!enipctonliary to tho vmp
States, from Texas arrived at Nsw Orltam Ii
week.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-11

BEsANeos's ANNUAL REGISTER has Just been re-
cSived and for sale at P6ster & Goodwin's Book
store at $5 per copy.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-11
Grand Lodge Lottery.

Authorized by an Act Of the Legislature,]
CLASS NO. 5, FOR 1883.
To be drawn at the Mississippi Springs, Hind
County, on Saturday, Angus. 10, 1882
rs .Num6ers--l2 DramH Ballots
up. WApDELL, Manager,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-11

.4rrirGl Of. Hon. Robert J. WaIkxr..-N.l
pleased to learn BY the Free Tsader Of hs.2d i
that our Senator, Mr.. Walker, and his Indy, a.
ed at Natchez OH the day before. Hls hssli
rapidly improving.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-11

The Hon. SAMUEL BUTLER, the Democratic can.
dldate Tor the Legislature, will address the people
at Caledonia on tue first Saturday in September
next Tie will also address his felIow-ctzens o.
Colbert on the second Saturday OF September next.
Aug II.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-11

WING CHARAcTERIsTIcs.- IN II,
all The dscsacy AS the late session Of r..
gress commenced in violence, on Ii. s,,, a.
federal and bank DULLES, it was early marked VIII
blood, so IT has now very appropriately tsrmiu,.1
with an affair of fsticuffs, between two vby mr
bers from Tennessee, Msssrs. Campb,g 81,
Maury. They had "sel-to" in the huu,, ms
before the adjournment of Congress, in whchG,
belgerents were sadly bruised, zach rsceiyn,,
pair of bluck eyes. II appears that Mr. MIN
was active in procuring cali Of the house 10 o.
der to show TO the country who were The ali,
l0uents. Ny. Campbell was among tho ab.a,
toes. and after the adjournment, reproachod h,
colleague for having aided in the call. whichh
charged'him with doing for the purpose Of ipIprul
him among his onsNtusn,s.~ Ons waSa hops,
on another until the epilhets Of liur' a. sceas
ss&ep were exchanged, whereupon the houoya.
gentlemen commenced fists6ght, and as no ID
attempted to interfere, they fought it gu, to Nn
hearts content. We gather these facis lion
whig paper which OF course gives this disgnas
affair the best coloring possible.