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NOTICE.

an Saturday, the 9Th day of May
~ next, will sell to the highest bid
der, by an order of the Probate Court of
Amite county, at my residence, l2 miles
North East of Liberty, a certain negro
child named Aaron, belonging jointly to
the estate of John L. Dickey, deceased,
Thomas P. Dickey, and Robert B. Dickey.
Sale on a credit until the LIST day Of jan
uary next. .---,
ROBERT B. DICKEY,
Ear. of John {. Dickey, Decd
March "a, 1888. IL
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NOTICE.

I'm the 9th day Of April next, there
will be sold to the highest bidder,
on the Premises now occupied by Mary
Gayle, the Real Estate of Josiah Gayle, de.
ceased, consisting Of the following lands:
The South East Quarter Of Section 33, in
Township !, OF Range 2, East; the South
West Quarter Of Section 80, in Township
/, of Range 2, East; the Northeast Quar-
ter Of Section 81, in Township !, of Range
2, East; the SOUTHEAST Quarter Of Section
80, in Township 1, Of Range 2, East; the
North West Quarter OF Section 81, in
Township /, Of Range 2, East; the North
East Quarter Of Section SO, in Township
/, of Range 2, East; and the North West
Quarter Of Section sc, in Township |, OF
Range 2, East, Of lands directed to be sold
at Washington, Miss. The sale to take
place at 10 o'clock precisely. Bond with
approved security will be required.
J. r. CAULFIELD,
MARY GAYLE.
Executors.
February, &c, 1885. 9w6
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Notice.

A LII PERSONS indebted to the unA
IA dersigned, are requested TO call OF
JOHN WALKER, J. p, who is authorised to
collect and receipt for the same. Persons
who do not comply promptly with this re-
quest, will have to pay cost
WIN. TRAVIS.
April 2, 1888. Ia
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Wright Seals, as petit juror, 4 COL
W.. C. Harrell, as tales juror, 9 DOL
+" Neill Wilkinson, as clerk ofan
election, Q 00I
S. r. Davis, for services ofPo-
lice Court, 3 90
f. l.. Tarver, as tales Juror, 4 80
+" II. d. Moore, as special jtAor, 50I
/" R. A. Nicely, as tales juror, 4 so
E. M. Davis, for services rem
dered, lo6 90
f. NJ. Davis, for services rem
dered, 10 O0I
f" Howell Wall, as manager of
an election, 90
G. J. Wall, as manager OF an
election, 2 90
q. W.. Rudd, as tales juror, 3 90
John Walker, for services rem
dered the Probate court, l2 90
CIV. McManus, as tales juror, / so
Peter Faust, as petit jDror, i2 90
James Duck, for the building
of a Bridge across B Rver
creek, on the road leading
from Liberty, Mi, to Gin
ton, La, and for repairinga
bridge across said creek, on
the road leading erom Lib
erty, Mi, to jackson, La, 1879 10
q /. o. Benthall, for three days
attendance on the Probate
Court, 90
To- Benthall, as clerk Of an
election, 3 90
=" E. CASTOR, as tales juror, so
s. w. Van Norman, for work
done on the Jail, 10 90
E. M. Davis, for services rem
dered, SO 90
John Walker, for services rem
dered the Probate Court, 6 90
Glass CASTOR, as clerk of an
election, 9 90
$500 IS
The Treasurer's Commissions
on six hundred and ninety
dollars, 81 twenty-five cents, 81 81
Total amount paid out, 1874 rs
Total amount received, $1701 70
Total amount paid out, 724 76
Leaving in the Treasury, $977 OF
! hereby certify, that the above is a
correct statement OF the money received
and disbursed up to this date.
SAMUEL TILLOTSON,
C. T. A. c.
April 4, 1888: IA
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LOST

GNERTlFICATE No. 367, of ten shares
Y Agricultural Bank Stock, dated Jan
uary 7, 1884, to Samuel Moore. Any per.
son having found the same will confer a
favor by delivering it to the subscribers
If not recovered in sixty days, application
will be made to the Bank for a new certif-
icate.
JOHN MOORE,
THO'S. L. MOORE,
Executors.
March 8, 1888. llw8
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NOTICE.
April 4, 1885.

II ETTERS of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned at
the February term, 1888, of the Honor
able the Prabate Court of Amite County,
on the Estate of Sarah Robinson, decd
Notice is hereby given to all persons in.
debted to said Estate to make immediate
payment, and those having claims against
the same, to present them duly authenti.
Gated, within the time prescribed by law,
or they will be forever barred.
SIMEON H. McELWEE, Admir-.
March 81, 1888. l3w6
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Female Horse Thief.-A woman, deck
cd out in male apparel, was arrested at
Baltimore, on Saturday last, while endea-
voring to dispose Of horse, which she
had stolen. She is native Of Yorkshire,
England, and had been dressed as man
for three years, during which period she
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March 8, 1888.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, |
Amite County.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Amite County.
CIRCUIT Court, to April Term, 1888.
Benjamin F. Young, Attachment for the
James White. sum u @i 90
NJ Office is hereby given, that on the
~ 18th day Of October, 1897, Ben]a-
min F. Young, plaintiff in this case, applied
for and obtained an attachment from John
Walker, Esq, Justice of the Peace in
and for the county of Amite, against the
goods and chattels, lands and tencments,
of James White, defendant, for the above
sum of one hundred and seventy-four dol
lars and seventy-fve cents; returnable to
the April Term next, Of the Annie Circuit
Court, to be holden on the second Monday
in April, 1888, and unless the said defen'
dant shall appear, give special bail and
plead Or demur within the time prescribed
for appearance at said Term, judgment
final will be demanded against the proper
ty attached, and the property so attached
will be sold and applied to the payment o
the plaintiffs demands and all costs.
E. M. DAVIS, Clerk.
March II, 1888. 1lw4
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NOTICE.

DOCKS for subscription to the capi-
I'D tai stock Of the Mississippi Union
Bank, will be opened at Liberty, in the
the county Of Amite, (the seat ofjustlce OF
said county.) on the first Monday in May
next, to be continued open for and du-
ring the space Of one hundred and twenty
days, under the superintendent OF the
undersigned managers, appointed Tor that
purpose by the act supplemental to an act
incorporating said institution.
E. M. DAVIS,
v, r. CRAWFORD,
D. w. CAULFIELD.
Liberty, March II, 1888. i9w7
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Regimental Orders.

nURSUANT to an order from the
Adiutant General, an Election is
hereby ordered to be held on Monday and
Tuesday the 23rd and Gath of April next,
for the purpose Of eIecting a Major Gene
raj and Brgadier General of the first d.
vision and first Brigade. The following
persons are appointed managers to hold
said Election:
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NOTICE.

A T the May Term, 1888, of the Pro-
"a bate Court of Amite County, | will
present my Guardian Account, and rem
der the same for final settlement and al
lowance on the persons and Estates of
James Chandler, Elijah Chandler, Cathar-
inc Chandler, Manassas Chandler, and Ma
ry Dunbar, formerly Mary Chandler) at
which time all those interested can attend
if they think proper.
ELIAS NORWOOD,
Guardian.
March 26, 1888 13w3
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State of Mississippi.
MITE COUNTY.


ANTE COUNTY.
Police Court, Clerks Office, March 90. 1888.
To THE SHERIFF OF ANTE CoUNrY-Greet.
ing:
WOU are hereby ordered TO hold an
Election at the several ele pre-
cincts in said County onthe 23rd and Gath
days Of April next for the purpose ofelec-
ting County Surveyor, TO fill the vacan-
cy occasioned by the death Of james Lit
tie, Esq, late Surveyor.
By order Of the President in vacation.
Given under my hand aud seal OF
said Court, this Goth day March,
1888.
S. r. DAVIS, Cl'k.
BY virtue Of the above stated writ Of
Election, to me directed, from the Presi-
dent of the Board Of County Police, in va
cation, | will proceed TO hold an election
is the County aforesaid at the different
precincts, on Monday the 23d day Of April
next, and day following, for the purpose
of eIecting County Surveyor, to fill the
vacancy occasioncd by the death Of James
Little, Esq, late surveyor of said County.
The following persons are appointed man
ayers TO superinend said election, to wit:
LIBERTY Edward Carroll, James NJ.
Norwood, and VIM. G, Harrol.
THIcKwooDs,-John Gpnby, Eldridge
Adkins, and John Reavcs.
ToLERs,-Lewis Jackson, w. Jackson,
and B. Anderson.
ToLBERrs,--Wm. Longmire, jr., G. P.
CIaughton, and W. jenkins.
ZION HtLL,-W. F. Cain, Noble john
son, and Moses Scale.
SmTH's,- Smith, A. White, and John
Adams.
SpuRLocK's,-A. Spurlock, VIM. Burris,
and VIM. Firth.
TIcKFAw,-John Richmond, Z. Lea, and
A. Robinson.
Given under my hand and seal,
this Goth day of February, 1888.
C. w. MCKNIGHT, Shift.
March 5, 1888. l2-te
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I, cent prem; New Orleans funds 8 10
premium
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Money in the Treasury, Oct
3d., 1887, $1l4 05
Reed. of VIM. II. SPillman,
Ranger, Oct. 9Th, 1887, 100 90
" of |. o. Benthall, Ranger,
Jan. 4th, 1888. 80 90
" of |. o. Benthall, Ranger,
Feb. 18th, 1888, 80 81
" of John G. Robinson, Feb.
26th, 1888, 1870 90
" of w. A. Jackson, Assessor
g. Collector, March 30th,
1888, 1O49 sc
=" of. o. Benthall, Ranger,
April 3rd, 1888, A SO
" of VIM. H. Spillman, Ran
ger, April 4th, 1888, $50 "a
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County Treasurer's
REPORT.

To the Board of County Police Of A1nite
County.
TENTLEMEN: The following is a
III correct statement of the Treasury,
since the 3rd of October, 1887, up to the
present date.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12

Inc Enqu1erS Conhadiction."-We met, in
the last Petersburg Inteieencer with the following
eontradction' Of the Enquirer tie playful but
we're hits Of Nous TerronS, which we copied few
days ago from the Charlottesville Advocate:
" The Madsonian has been so charitable" or
courteous as to place before eyes the letter Of
NOUS berrOnS," in the Charlottesville Advocate
"euo not exchange with that paper and alt ITS
good m,nes are therefore lest upon us-unless some
charitable journal should be charitable enough TO
enuofse It's publications. In the present case, the
"u,'or has been as unfortunate in his state nents,
as hundreds of his predecessors. He could not
ave stuck to the Enquirer through thick or thin, "
u, e'se he would have been saved from many Of
'e Aoushs OF Inconsistency into which he has been
C""yeu' In various instances to which he has re
sefreh, he has mol taken the illuminated Enquirer
'o' us guide. We never went for the gunboats un-
Nc MI Jelierson-nor with Mr.. Madison, when
-. ' Tor the Bank-(On the contrary,we argued
r., b. ms uocirne Of precedent upon the ground,
,;a '"e same principle, the Alien and Sedi-
w "' "'Shl be considered as Constitutional
we never Went Tor the whole Proclamation: bul
pointed out the passages which ro,ui,oJ oyI,,,,;o
""u WHICH were afterwards explained by the Globe
we protested against the Protest In other respec,s
Tue writer mas done us equal Injustice He now
says he wants light upon the vexed question. II
~ "ou'u follow u.s. let hun take the text of Judge
Cioss as we have quoted II in This DAVIS n,re, n,
mat position we have stuch"-and moan To al
mere to to thunder the firm belief that i, is ,l.
oes' system which which can be adopted"
by the way, we should like to see what that the
Enquirer said about the Bank in 1916. not :. !,
epo's' but aIlogether-not only its argument a.
sa'hst The doctrine of precedent" but Its ex,enua
"on Oh mr. Madlsons approval of the Bank law, or
'"' g'ouna OF necessity, &C. We should also like rc
Know whether it went against the gunb boats up
der Mr.. Jefferson"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12

neS5rS. Ediiors.--The following extract, though
Of recent date, will, doubt mol, afford iniorma-
ton to many of your readers, on inject whlchls
becoming Interesting. In this view, ii is respectful
ly offered FOR publication:
Ertract Of a letter from gentleman IN Missouri 10
his trjcaa m this county, uHder date Of sou Sep
te'H6er, 1888.
" We like to be troubled in this part OF the
State by of people styled Mofmons who are
headedb by set OF rascas, who have collected all the
refuse OF the population from The old States,
the Canadas, and even from Europe, and they are
now pouring into this State in swarns, who, If not
arrested speedily are likely TO oyerwhelm very fine
portion of our country IN ruin. few have made a
Judgment in Carroll county aud the citizens have
determined. cost what it may. TO meet them. VII
liam and myself have just returned from an excur-
sion 10 Dawes county, TO aid the citizens OF that
county in getting possession OF their homes aud
property, they having been compelled to quit their
homes and county, By large bands OF armed Nor
mons, who plundered them, killed their stock, and
put them in fear for lher lives. There were col
Ieced about 800 volunteers from the surrounding
Counties aud 500 men ordered out by the Governor,
under the command of Major General Atkerson,
the Mormon force about l,000 well armed. We
surrounded them, and they surrendered, very much
10 our regret. for we wanted only chance to cut
them M. The volunteers then returned home, and
left them in tie custody of General Alkerson, who
intends handing them TO the civil authorities.
1t is expected Legislature will pass some severe
laws in relation 10 these vagabonds AT lis next SEES
SION : but if it does not, the cillzens VIII ac' Tor
themselves. and if they do. the track OF Mormon
will not be found in the State. Their priests tell
them that they are the Lords chosen people and
that thew must come on, dive out the healhen
(meaning our peope,) and take possession of the
land and the fairness thereof This IS their common
discourse in relation to this matter; ii can end IN
but one way, and the sooner the better
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EXECUTORS SALE.

DURSUANT to the last will and testament OF
Lorenzo ID. Aisirop, deed. | shall proceed to
sell at Nelson Court House, Monday the 2oth INST
(tha being Court day Negro Gifl and SUD Co'
three years old last August, OF the get OF John Kan
dolph's Janus, out of mare OF good blood. This
Colt is of fine appearance and good action he "'iI
doubtless make good racer The lovers OF such
horses would particularly invite TO attend the Sale
Ga the next day (Tuesday, the eth 'nst.') sh''
proceed to sell at the late residence OF sad AsfoP'
decd all of his Household and Kitchen furnitnfe'
(a,den Tools one or two Mich Cows, &c" Hogs
and a gold patient lever Watch and fixtures oil me
hest order. Amongst his household furniture Is
some nearly new aud very neat two Sldeboafds- or"
with a glass press on the top, handsome Mantle
Glass family Clock, &c &c. Terms II months
from their dates if not punctuay paid.
'0"' HARDIN PERKINS,
Erecp,or NJ l.. d. distrop, decd'
Loylngston, Nov le 'os
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MORUS MULTICAUIIS.

'NIiL SUBSCRIBER offers for sale any reason
able amount OF Trees, | and years old, of the
Morus Multlcaulls, aud cuttings of the same. The
nee IL genuine. IL has been obtained At mach ex-
pcnsc, aud reared Tor several years. unul the
experiment has perfectly succeeded the subscri-
Der having now more dian thirty acres growing luxu-
rlanlv All the facts IN reference To tins Mulberry :;
It's rapid growth, It's rich foliage. IFS excellence as
food for the Silk Worm, the ease with which IL.
leaves are gathered. the great quantity obtained from
an acre and the fine qnaaty OF the silk made from
IT, have been realized fully by the subscriber in the
experiments OF several seasons.
The trees aud cuttings offered for sale. will be
delivered IN Iynchburg. All communications must
be addressed TO lIocome x Otcy. Lyncbburg Va
They aie authorized To nahe contracts for ,he sub
scnber and from them all desired Information can be
obtained FREDk A. ROSS
Rothcrwood, near hIngsporr, T.. Tennessee.
Oct. 10 vim if
Richmond Wing aud Enquirer will insert the
above once week tor one month aud charge to tins
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.V'O7lCE.

nURSUANT to a deed OF trust executed to the
subscriber by Freedman Moore, Christopher
Moore and Thomas Franklin, to secure TO VIM.
Daniel certain sum OF money, winch deed is OF
record in Campbell County Court, will sell, at
auction on the premises, near Lynchburg, on Thurs
day the 18Th day of December next, for cash, a
Tract Of Land containing eight hundred eighty SIX
acres. or so much thereof will satisfy the said
claim and pay the expenses OF sale. ! shall only
convey such tile as IS vested IN me by SAID deed
which IS believed 10 be good.
JOHN BULLOCK, Trustee.
November 10 At wds
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MARRIAGES.

Married on Wednesday evening, the 9TH inst, by
Elder James Mcdonald. ALLANsES BALLARD OF
Bedford to Miss ELIZABETH WINNIFRIp, daugh-
ter of Mr. John Watts, OF Lynchburg.
-, On Thursday evening, the 6th inst by the
same LUKE WADE TO Miss MARY ANN dauSh'ei Oh
Mr.. John Cox, all Of Campbell county.
On The evening of the 9th Of Sept. by
The same MIR. J.Nrs L. WHiTTINGToN, to Miss
Lucy, daughter Of the late James Burcl OF Am
hers county.
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Eary Umter.-Friday morning last was extreme
" cold, and, wherever there was standing water,
,hele was ice IN abundance. la Lafayette county,
Missouri about fortnight ago, fell to the
depth o. inches. On the 3Oth ull. at Cleveland
Ohio, there was snow, which continued throughout
the day,
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POCKET BOOK LOST.

OS1', on Thursday last, either IN lynchburg
4. or within ten miles OF town, on the Forest
Road. rel leather Pocket Book containing S3l
one $50. one 10 andS note. There was IN the
pocket book a bond o. M A Holmes Tor Sl3 DO
sa,v r. describe, viii 1--WE SO reward for the deIiv
ery Of the pocket book aud contents IL me, in Bote-
tourt county, OF fit be lelt at the Nnenan Once.
NELSON 5. WATTS,
November y 1t
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kNOR KEN /, N AlnolItou.-A Lot, Dwelling
1 House, Store House, and some other con.
veuIent houses IN ArnolIon. the main road from
LcesvIIleto Lynchbmg, winch will be let ON good
terms. Also, one Lot aud House, that viii sun a
Wagon aud Plough MAKER with some seasoned
l,mhcrs. IL. W. PORTER
Nov. A,
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against

John Mcdaniel in his own rlght, and rs smyying
administrator OF Richard jones', decd and IS SUI,
vivIne administrator de bous non with the will au-
nexed OF Madison WMe, decd and William Me
Daniel, Lindsey McDamcl aud Samuel llrskell, IN
their rights aud he surelIes OF the sud John
Mcdaniel IN both the fducaty characters aforesaid,
Sophia Crawford. Alden Is. SPooner, Benjamin
Brown. William Bourne Henry ". Quarles, llud-
son NJ. Garland, Sterling Claiborne, Nathan Glenn,
Ch,swell Ddbncy, and Nelson {. Dawson.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12

Healh Of Charleston-C nder date of Nov. l, the
Mayor of Charleston announces that he authorized
by the Board of Heath thai, IN Their opinion,
the distressing epidemic that prevailed Tor the last
two months aud upwards had entirely disar Feared
that the atmosphere had regalned its salubriy AM
that strangers may return with perfect assurance
Of safety.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12

~ On the Sd inst the barn of Jacob BAYLOR
Esq, about miles from Staunton, on the Winches-
ter road, was, with It's contents, wholly consumed.
This 6le, like those which have recently occurred
in Staunton, is supposed to have been the work of
an lncendiaiy. white man. supposed to be the
incendiaty has been arrested and committed to
jail.
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Medical College in Richmond.-This institution
opened in Richmond on Monday last, with an Intro
dnctory Lecture by Professor Warner, which is high
ly cxtolled FOR its ability, by the Richmond Com
per The prospects Of the College are said 10 be
very nlttering.
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ELIAS BROOkS.-The Richmond papers Al.
nounce the DEATH on the 25h ul of Elias Brooks,
oil Chesterfield in the slth year of his age Mr. b.
WAS remarkable man. Ia our Juvenile days we
hare often seen him, in the streets of Richmond,
preaching TO moe, crowd, whom his singular
appearance never failed 10 draw around him, when
ever he WAS disposed 10 make known his peculiar
religious views. The author of an obituary notice
OF him' IN the Richmond papers, says:
lie was taken SICK on his way the Cour, House
ahu renamed Ter some time in the house of Sl-
marian, aud was from thence removed To his own
home-medical aid proving Intellectual, he resign
ed ana died the death OF the righteous. He left
numerous offspring reaching into the fourth gene
ration. Mr.. Brooks was certainly IN character &c.
centric, during the last thirty years. aud may have
been considered as having lived the hle OF an an-
cent Nazarene. He permitted his beard TO flow
down to the skirts OF his garments and had only once
10 submit TO the mortliying operation Of the razor
IN consequence OF a severe cold, which affected the
region OF his beard aud like the ancient Nazarene
he tarred mostly at home until his beard grew out
again. lie wore no hat, To shelter his head from
the winters cold, or the scorching rays OF summers
sun. II was only duung the nclcmency of the
wlner that he wore shoes and is supposed that he
walked, on an average. 90 miles each dav. lie alb
stained tromihe use OF animal food, aud likewise the
use OF spurious liquors, until within the last 4 years
ed by some temperance members. a tavern IN
Manchester, where he requested the master of the
house to mix him glass of spirits aud water. aud
drank IT oil, remarkmg that he did. nevertheless.
consider himself a temperate man, aud held forth IN
his usual manner. Often unconscious of the I'M
pfopn'ty, particularly when he visited our ohtitrh-
eS ms lefvent temperament frequently induced hun
to suppose that the Preacher challenged him. When
lie would hold forth III support Of his Apostolic doc
rines. but on cool reflection, he became conscious
O lnlD IIp
monla forms OF religion. and has often said thai he
bad not prayed in the usual way nor sand grace
at meat Tor The last twenty five OF thirty vears.-
lie did not associate with any of our religious de-
mountainous but was more partial 10 some than to
Others lie was nsdeied BY some DIS being tanati-
cal, but the writer of tins mcmenio was aware
that he possessed more honesty OF purpose, and
PLAN good sense than those who Judged him super
hciav. lie ardent IN his devotion for the per
petuiIy OF our republican institutions, he was for
the unadotned moral principles OF the New Tesla
nlent. 1t may be said of the aged Patriarch, that
even his lailings leaned 10 virtues SIDE
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= The last Danye Reporter announces the
death of Mi. James Soyars, ofthe little rem
nant OF Revolutionary worthless, his residence in
ntsylv,nla county Maj. S. had been for many
years Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate Of Virei-
MA, to which he had been annually reelected, with
out opposition
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AN in immediate want of TANNER. None
| need apply but such can come well recon-
,nended 70, sobrieiy, industry and close attention to
business, aud well skilled as Tanner. want man
who can take hide to the beam house aud complete
il into good leather. My address is Lovngson. Va.
HARDIN PERKINS.
Nov u WI.