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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-24
NOTICE.
e ETTERS administration having

e FILTERS administration having
H been granted TO the undersigned,
by tie Probate Court Of Madison
county, at the December term, 1887,
on the estate of Maicom Clark, de-
ceased; notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against said es-
tate, TO present them, duly authenti-
Gated, within tie time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred
and those indebted to the said estate
are requested to make lmmedinte pay
mcnt. ANGUS CLARK, Admir-.
Jan. IL, 856. 5i-6w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-24
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
NOTICE.


ON the 2eth day Of December,
" 1897, letters OF administration
were granted by the honorable Pro-
bate Court in and for Madison county,
state Of Mississippi, TO the undersign-
ed, Harrison II. Hart and Sebra Hart,
upon the estate Of Thomas Hart, de-
ceased, late Of Madison county and
state Of Mississippi. Now, all per-
sons having demands or claims against
said estate arc hereby requested to
present tie same to the Jadge OF sad
Probate Court Tor allowance and pro-
bate. within the time prescribed by
law. or otherwise they Will be barred
Iby the statute Of limitations.
HARRISON II. HART,
SGBRA HART,
Administrators.
| Ian. 8, 1888. 93-6w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-24
Livery Stable.

YTyiTE subscriber wishes TO inform the
d citizens Of Canton and the public
generally that he has opened a large
and commodious stable on the west
side Of the new Court House, for the
accommodation of the public; where he
will board horses by the month, week,
dav orhour, on very reasonable terms.
lie has provided himself with plenty Of
provender and good and attentive cs-
tiers. He will also keepa few first rate
saddle horses for hire DC. And ne
hopes by his strict attention to horses
left in his care to satisfy all who may
favor him with their patronage.
/. FRENCH.
January II, 1888 34-ot
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-24

hllsiiIlln hai.t.
tf4 fM #.
dHh ST.
'''' 'ra We'na" nasc~
Fi Gt efffHHsfe HHh3
s, f.fefsd o. coz s4nAILA ..aA
fHtfY. : thall etFasa 81 ailllr a.f.
iW fH.h. 90 lhs N hs' hHlltnht fhe
Dawfilnu.s se8fi Is i'if iaaHef go.
lsH. ~ NHHlaf .ae it'h aas VI tels
umfy. ifsg. Is iai W elmHa En- i#f
town 0i Mailslhtfle. eH'HHla
about tWeu'y nrfes, morn ~ lees en
whIeh DE NadIauutIIa Hotel Hands.
deughHtad Hs lof ia. in tire pIai M
sud town levied 20. and vii 90 sJld
81 satisfy lie alnvc stated case.
h. u. I'fOtRNOY. Sh'H.
Jan. 8. 1898. 3l-7w ll'f fee tg
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-24

2 slftiis frsfff M9 fffI
anal sslf HsAts - hf f'aiH
NtIHH l.aa.l'I, assfHfsi, tn He 5H
NlHA8y 81 slalfa, 8ft
Hf84aHtlI Nt1ei8Ff.
Aam0iNHals
iaH, CT, lGaf i-s
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-24


fl.IH0if .i Iffa sea ia lhe a.s.s.
NftiIiiA aiitlilltt.
fffAaHs
MITCHELL 500 .aHT. az.
si Hinn.
tnia1 iaH. .la W
fNtT SALE.
81 rs i'hAf u E fefi nf tfnts
psfeHitl ht rbaaafU. Mellon.
all and tlft II. Npile0ald. a. lln.u.
Is. sIhes and Henry u. u.s.. dated
Gi., aas ~ March. 1887. and Henry
II. i.ly jed. ani !. Charles Moafe,
twas appointed. 81 consent 81 All tic
PARTIES, trustee, sod recorded N The
Probate llllicc. IN Madison county
which deed 81 lrustwas nade 3 said
Mcdonald aud Mary his vile. 10 Sc.
cure to said lflack The punclua pay.
mcnt and discharge of certain I'm
made by said Mcdonald aud wife 10
lFlack. dated tic Cth duy Of March,
1857, payable ten months after daio
thereof. ~ The sum Of three thousand
three h0ndred ana seYenty.six dollars
land tventy-iivrcFn t5376 l5J which
ihill not haeing been paid oil and dis.
charged at the maturity thereof;
lshnll. by virtue Of the powers vested
lin me as trustee on said deed Of trust,
proceed to sell, on Saturday. the 10th
lol February next, at The court house
An thea town Of Canton, 70 the highest
bidder, Tor cash, the following de.
lscribed Negroes and Lard;
Jesse and Maria, aud the east hall
Iof the north east quarter Of section
seven, township eight,rangc four, east,
land the north west quaiicr Of section
Icighi, township eight, range four, east;
containing two hundred and forty
.hcres, more or less--all IN tho couAn
lof Madison aud state Of MississiIM
4 The title is good TO the two slaves,
land the title q tile land Is believed to
HE good. will convey such title as
rs vested in me By the deed of trust.
CHARLES MOORE, Trustee.
Jan. II, 1855. 3i-tas
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-24
III. CLARK.
WM. MclNTYRlt.

n. b. WV. MclNrfnE respectfully
informs his friends and the pubic gem
orally, that he will continue to sell
Goods ut the old stand of II. ID. Ward
& Co. on rs reasonable terms rs they
can be bought in this section OF coun-
try. lie respectfully solicits Il Gull.
Jan. 8, 1888. 33-tt
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-24

20 ftft tftf4t
N'ilE partnership hefefnlefr tslst
mf tefWffu ihr HleNFllf lH
az lhe i4m - 81. a. fnf E lu.
was ihis day dissolved he nulual eoe.
sent Az persons iuielfcd 20 lht
s1ne vil pease msae immediate pat.
fneu,tp W. a. lofi. selie wiI IAlhilaie
all debts due tie eoucen.
W. 4. Font.
WM. u. ROSS.
Jan. I. 1893.
or Tie subscriber having pur.
chased the interest ct W. u. Ross. N
the latc concern Of W. 4. Fort q ca.
viii continue tic mercantile business
az the old stand.
w. a. FORT.
Jan. D, 1896. 33-u
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-24
FRANCIS NJ. FINCIIER,
Il. S. HUNTER,
LEVI pEARCE.
Jan. IL, 1888. 3i-3w

A List of letters remaining in the pest
Office at Canton Mi, on the lst Of January
1855. Which iC not taken out BY the list
o. April will be sent to the General Post
Office as dead letters.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-24
, walker VIM Ext'r

! walker VIM Ext'r
"A wheeler Haiy + mrs
cen ward d II 3
2 whitney &woolson 2
woodard Samuel
! Jacob walker Robt Q
3walkea RabertJ
son Williamson r NJ Col
'er B walker wm g
|. Wright James G
w weathersby G r
/ wade willis 3
I 3wynn & Anderson
wade WIN c
|alen Wilson Cyrus 8
4 walker Jobn II 2
/ Inns "a. Z woodson L Captain
Mss wright Nancy Z mis-.
\ williams anthony
| : walk II VIM I z
4. ward Col
a''ia winter I "
n wells Mills
4. whitehead N b
n, Na Y GARRETT, P. NJ.
"e'pcc 81 1887. 3l-3t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-24
TNSOLrENT NOTICE.

rHNlE undersigned commissioners,
" appointed by tic Probate Court
Vt Madison county. will meet ut
the post.0Hicc in jacksonville. on the
first Saturday in every month, until
the next May term Of the Probate
court Of Madison county, Tor the
purpose Of auditing and allowing
claims against the estate Of William
I. Smith, deceased, declared insoI.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-24
W. 4. FONT.
WA. u. ROSS.


,FNlIE firm heretofore existing under
NJ the namo and style Of CLAnS &
MclNrYnr, was by mutual consent
dissolved, on the ith Of December
last.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-24

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
q ETTERS of administration hay
h ing been granted, by the Honor
able the Probate of Madison county,
at the December term, 1897, to the
undersigned, on the estate of Milton
p, Ewing, deceased-notice ls.hereby
given to all persons having claims
against said estate, to present them,
duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred; and those indebted to
said estate are earnestly requested to
make payment, without delay.
JESSE II. EWING,
.idmaistrdt0ruiA Tie riH onaerea.
Jan. IL, 1888. 34-6w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-24
SlIERlFF"S SALE.

E9Y virtue Of the above stated cases,
- to me directed, shall expose to
public sale, for cash, at the court house
door in the town of Canton, on Mon.
day, the 18th day of February next,
the following tract or parcel Of Land,
viz; the south half of the west half OF
the south west quarter of section thir-
ty-three, township eleven, range four,
east; the north half of the east halt
Of the north west quarter, and the
north half of the west half Of the
north east quarter, Of section four,
township ten, range four, east-levied
on, and will be sold to satisfy the al owe
stated cases.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY. Sheriff,
Jan. II, 1888. 34-5w Pr fee S9]
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-06

...,.. vhsh. iefrr.irl h's patton
,A,,, haze been a S"asand Pr'nleI' o. -
s $50 bs thev Aa"'heE Ess'oa l''f
49, -. ..x..<als. % ihsi - me hane
as'.s s,. prosl5sd il be done ~
o. ,arre . A inleaalon @ psy.
80 ;rcsnsrn,enl a. tie aims. shs hEs'
,,,uo,,v .h...l'I ~ seized - 10 make
Irsr.ree sare.'' lar - lhe year rolls
=. :: !. nunbsred with lhe past. ihs
49, a tie Necessity or obllgslinn Of
m,I;ny pavmeni fades aWsy. al soo
s..,.sstly Il j. sllogriher ohilaeraied.
Tbere i. naihiag which Ii.e same
amount can purchase 80 valuable 40 =
,,w,D,,.r. Il Is litiie word within
;,,.lC /, i. lrsnghI with intelligence
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fand Of en-.
,sr,,inmsnu-aiIarJs hiFa's-eye view 81
~. onsrs,iaa af The everyday World. IL
oeoniss solitude with . thousand rom
n.p,an.. Il briugs n0selly we're Was
h., ,,,i,,y. To b. without IL were 10
,sly,n 10 Ih.tbarism-,o drag IN lonely
life. - uakn swing and nnknoSn'
To elevate the rress-I" render Il inde-
psndent--.a give ii tone and character
wh,ch should distinguish ito raise u
abor. The srorsli,ng spirit which bows
10 he indication Of Esalsh or P"Ser-Io
enable j, 10 lead lhe understandings oil
men. and not laIlow Ike blind and sup
ole S.ssal. ready To crings at lr0wn' or
show 6ghl a. rs masters beek' "P'y
lhs PRIMER" -,
Thi. honiiy. extended far beyond our
Original dss,gn. has not been read Tor an
inJlrrdual parpa.ri it aim. I" benefit .hs
craft. aad explain the difficulties under
which they labor. and point ou' the
r.mrdyi &c, Il any Of our readers can
appropriate sughI Of it To themselves.
they are heartily welcome. and Ne trust
al no long dale, u lind it appreciated.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-06

l,n,d lht paNFt Of Cupgtt,s 10 cell tht
militia into lie amales Il de enuRiGy'
nrrer questioned az PoweI 10 issue these
nuiFs.
The notion thal The issue Of thess
Treasury nosss ~euld eoaEeFtthe TFsssa-
~ into . bsnk. u purely rhimsriesi.
There is mol The ssmhlanee al reality IN
a A wo0id neilhrF receive deposlAes
nor Frsn. lssns on dlseouatsdnOlss. To
lhe limited extent III is issues. Il would
be more aprsoPrisie 10 ell 10 mint. -
IL would errsie. 10 that extent. Ahal
would answer the purposes s'l the Puhlir
Treasury, better Than coin. without any
cost 10 The people. Now, Nhy such
vehement opposition IL lhis Treasury
parsr On The part Of those Mo are 90
much opposed 10 the sSaeiinn Of specie
in naynsenl of dues 10 the Government.
n hen n il obvious that II would snPtFrede
The use III specie al lhe Treasury almost
entirely. l. IL because IL would also
superrsde the use Of bank bills IN The
operations of the Treasury! Can u be
possible that any patriotic citizen Mould
prrlrr the interest ui iew favored banks
10 that nj the United States. and there
lore. compel The government 10 nse The
credit of the Banks instead Of iis own On
collecting and disbursiag lis own revenues!
| arn ~ are that many members al Con'
cress al the North have their private
Interests 81 deeply involved IN the banks
that q - with Ih,m a question between
sell interest aud patriotism. ladeed Ihs
eieat controlling manied interest at the
North. exists ia the shape ni Bank siocks
which sufficiently accounts fuT the sele
mence with Which Mr.. Webster den
ounces the proposed Treasury paper q
continental money. when PLAIN common
srnse dictates that II the GoreTnmen
we're bankrupt 10 ihe amount Of thousand
millions, these Treasury eeT.Iiratrs Hnnl'
iureEer remain At par. as long as The 6u
vrrnmenl should continue To cOll"rt snnn
ais an amount 81 Tesenue sufficient 4
absorb them. The snle foundation q
their credit is that The Government wi
receive them. and that their amount doe
not exceed the SUN annually required .
collect and IisbuTse the public revenue
+ Now v hen it's knnwn that the continents
money exceeded thus proportion SON
hundred fuld. the absufdny ri the suggssI
ed analogy must be apparent Ia ih"ss vii
+ have no. a very strong interest in NJ
pereeiving il. But | must tlase abruptly
lam on The eve nf setting out Tor Europe
, and regret that have only had time
write this hasiy scraWI on so important
suhjeci.
Very sincerely. yours.
GEO. McDCFFiE.
SAa'L. /. TowNrs. Esq.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-06
Very sincerely. yours,
GEO. McDCFFiE.
SAN'L. /. TOwNEs. Esq.
r.om the oxlartl Eraminrr.

Tie Van Buren, editors are in Tie daily
habit IL charging the Wings with heing
bribed by the u. States bank. II any
Wing acts under the influence 81 Mr..
Bidie OF his bank. we believe that the
fact has no, been proven. We profess to
know nothing Of Mr.. Bridle's rharsrter
he may lie a. c"rrup, a. The Globe and
Mr.. Benton say he u; ar even as ihey
themselves are. Ii lie he destitute Of
moral hnnesiy, he may hHhe Few chos-
en- leaders inIU his service; hut his pur-
chases mus. necessarily be limited. II
would he impossible 10 hold out m in
ducemcni, 10 his support, iothe hunjrrdsh
part Of the editors in the country. Not
So, however. with The Administration.
They hate it their power. and are in the
daily habit Of exercising II. To reward
every editor IN their setvIee, from the
" sturdy masIin that huwls a, The dnor Of
The Treasury. 20 tho most silrvelmg turn
spit that bark' at the far,hesi verge oil
nur Gron,ict." Does any ore doubt the
fact! Then lnnk over the cnlunrs uf any
Van Buren, paper YOU may p,cS up. and
II II does not contain long string nf the
Laws, or proposals lnr mail routes. pub
l'shed i" by Authority" aud COR which the
ed,:"r receives handsome compensation.
u is because he Is not " " hole hug,
man. We have seen no such print, aud
10 no, believe that one al the genuine
Jackson-V an Buren, stamp can be found.
that does not. IA some way nr other. re-.
reIve the reward NJ It's sub ,e rvienry 10
the party. IL would he equally difficult
10 linl whig press which enjoys tie life
sustaining influence Of Executive patron.
age.
What will our " democratic" friends:
those who apprnprIIe that term exclusive
~ IN tlIemselves-wha hat will they think oi
the editors in their ranks, when they
learn these facts! Is not Executive in
ilnence as dangerous 10 The liberty nf the
Press as bank influence! Aud being lai
more extensive, Is il not more dangerous
to- the public liberty! We leave these
questions To be answered by the farmer
aud mechanic, whose earnings are cxtnrl-
ell from them To ramrer these Executive
" hireIings."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-06

The " STAR" has an article on the re-.
suit Of our recent Elections, from which
we take the following:
But. say THE party, the Sub. Treas
Ty will be the tcst--lhe Nullifers " in
vote with us there. aud we shall thus
have a majority. Tie NnMfrrs! Why,
III the name Of consistency, when were
these communicated aud viiliied Null
lIher' united to y1ur bro,herhoud. aud
invited 10 participate in your political
communion ! limited ?-no. mt invi-
'ed--CLilMED as your allies in ron.
test agaIus, their own principles, The
Rights Of the States! Bar wha, induce
ment have YOU offered them i! What re.
miniscences Of by-cone times have been
revived. thus ~ bind you so kindly to-
gether! TO knnw this. we must here
consult your " StandtI' oracle, which
just NV aspires TO quite q seduiaus cal-
tIvart"n nf this new acqnaintsnrcship.
Before he ~"s inspired with the hore
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-06
From the s.li,bur, w.tehman.

We are not a liule amused 10 nolire
with what fervor the Standard is making
iis arprals TO the State Rights portion Of
our mex. Legislature. lie hopes hey
will ''iek In their principles, stick 10 their
party, &c. We cannot f,r our pari, tell
what the principles rf some NJ them are.
or where the parry j.. We know ,h's
they were M. long ago in dead array
arains; the principle. on which General
Jackson administered this Government.
and as such. were o,erl,id with oil the
injurious eprhes that the Dictionary
could afford: traitors" agita,nr.
disnreauizrrs, malcnuirnis, -" white
hnys." L." Ca,alines," &c. Sc. bu' above
all, and in their estimation. the most
sca'hing rrithe, vas, tia, al " Nuhfe'.
itself. Bunk Wings and NulIIfer'" v"
the tianding reprnach Of the Standard.
But all a, nncc, the " Demon Of ambition
pcrsnn'6ed in John e.. Calhoun" has
gone over To that SIDE Of the question:
and behold hnw the Thing is changed:
the nulIIfiers afer all we're but harmless
devils: they had more good qua!i:ies about
them Than the sp"iIsmen had given the"
credit f"r. Nay, il is now found out thai
Mr.. Van Buren, vas Away. himself
suu Of a nullriicr, tn! that they ran
c"aIesce much m"re readily than wa'
surpassed. Therefme. Ihs rxh"r,aiI"n ."
The Standard. s,rk I" your principles.
Go i"r the Sub-'rreasury and Martin Van
B"ten. anil YOU are in perfec, consistency
with your former course and principles
D consistency, thou art jewel!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-06

Uniqu.-A beautiful specimen "f what
can he done bv American artists, when
su'lirient encourage ment is given t" r"''
bic them tn devo'e lime aud care. has Jus'
been published BY the Franklin F""'
Company. Al a very considerable eR'
Pense. this Company. who. we unG'f'
stand, intend 10 continue the getting q"
nf choice works. have had the pnrlrals
Of the Signers Of the Declaration "i lnde'
prndencr. and all the Presi'ien's-me
Declaration. anl the lac similes oi "e
signatures attached To i,--iogeiher WI"
an appropriate border which SURROUNDS
the whole. upon a plate less than ioo'
square. The most singular of all. known
is The fact. that Notwithstanding tie dl'n''
nntive size of the objects. the lkencsse'
Of the portraits are wonderfully reialnen'
and every thing is neat aud distinct. "
is. moreover, sod At the mntlcrale Pr'fe
ri fifry cents.
Boston Erening ;;";f't,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-06

n soms ~ hon Ihis Parly, hShslra.
lolloH ing baggage ~
- What daER q mallFr % the n,.-,-
whslhsE Iulgs Waite j. = nnslifisr 49,,
il he j. their candidate tie in.srau,s,.,
heir parry. By uhieh lissy hops q -,
into poser. and II they esaaal. a., =
destiny The hest Innsliiuli..n lie w.as
ever saw. These remarks are M, !, ,
spirit Of parry.
"I.saFs IN her (Saalh carolia.l ,,,,,,
msn. the cALHOUNS. The Hani,0,.
and The Menuiis's. The ronlraI a -.
disliny. and m snlriaEy mourning al
marx The terrific era : mn Iharihsv.u,,.
s0Frowsr shall eonirmplasr Inc dsstm,.
lion af . single EsPublse: nat srrn d.
western hemisphere sill alone b, a..
kensd. bul fTssdam Mil end her 6nal dis.
solution. amidst The ruined hopes Of
disappointed HOTlh,"
Oh . how Hirksd. thus 10 call m n.
caIIhagenian shades. 90 manrn over he
shrine 81 aur buried liberties Bat hear
him again;
" There was q lime whrn Mr.. ca.
h0un vas suspected. ard when lhs pa,.
riots af our county dreaded his criminal
ambition. hut Ihsl time is past; he ia
now known: and Is a. much enlillrd n
the pnllIleal confidence Of the American
people. - Judas IscaEiot Was ln that u
The faithful sleren-snd no mnrc."
"ln The Whale array Of human absurd.
iies. there cannot be found one more
fantastic anil foolish Than Modification:
and no man has adopted IL, in the lull 81.
crcise ol his Judgment. Mho possessed
brains worth besnwing IN an idiot II
is adopted by Ihnse who seek . di.sola.
lion Of tie Union. because they knoH
the people will not listen Ia the voice If
reynluliun. and therefore under The b..
pncTilical plea Of - State Rights" prnmul.
gate . doctrine. which. whenever il i, q.
dopirh. will as essentially dissolve ii.
Uni0n, rs IL Mr.. Calhoun were now 20.
joying the lfuilion af their hopes. undsr
The title nf John the First. King of lhe "a.
rolinas: or as IL we had aur dukes and
rarls Of Orange. Of Chatham. Of Wake.
&c.
1--WE believe that Mr.. Calhoun is re.
ally insane. on ihr suhiret II Nulli6ea.
lion aud the topics connected iherexiih |;
and such must he tie plea of The hisIOfi.
an, or he will 90 down 10 posierily a. =
, man Of execrsble fame"
! We nov ask, how can The STANDARD
editor and his party have the downrish,
impudrnre 10 claim lie men here % BIZ.
tefly denounced. as their political allie,
and friends I, DO they naiier ihem.slss,
tina, the great State Rights party have
forgotten the threatening tones Of The
, proclamalion--lhr stern and bloody lnres
bill-Ihs angry assaults and illibersl in.
uendoes made aud thrown upon their
former glory aud their existing insIiIu.
Iinns and ibertirsl These events are
too deeply Identified with the history Of
the country 10 he anon forgotten. How
/ then can they believe State Rights mtn
insensibIe 10 the consequences ol union
I 80 unnatural and inau'pleious Wsh.
lieye Mr.. Calhoun Ia be a. sane Al this
moment .. ever be was--so does every
one-and ys, the Standard Would seek
an alliance with The " Insane NuRifr,!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24
TRACT OF LAND
TRUST SALE.

I'm Friday the 18th day of October, 1873, there
~ VIII be sold, upon the premises, at public :
ton, for cash. the Tobacco Factory House and Lot,
late IN the occupancy Of VIM Snead, decd. The
Lots at the junction Of Sh and OH alley in the
town of Lynchburg, and contains half an acre of
ground The improvements are in good order, and
well suited for the manufacturing of Tobacco.
AT the same time and place, aud upon the same
terms, all the Screws and Fixtures belonging to said
Factory House, will be sold.
The sale will be made IN pursuance ola trust deed
executed to the undersigned by VIM. Snead in his
life time. dated on the 9th day of October, lS23 and
OF record IN The Clerks office Of the Hustpc's Court
for the corporation of Lynchburg. The tile to the
property IS believed TO be unquesllonable but as trus
Zee shall sell and convey such title only the trust
deed aforesaid vests in me-
JOllNO. LEFTWICH, Trustee.
Sept. l3 ,6O
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POLITICAL.
ACrUN n.

Therc l. fearful spirit bus, now,
Already have the elements nnfarled
Their banners tho great sea-wavc is npcurled;
The cloud Genes tho fierce winds begin to blow
About. aud bliudy on their crrands go
And quickly will the pale red leaves be hurled
from their dry boughs, and all the forest world,
Stripped ofis pride, be like desert show.
love that moaning music which hear
In the bleak gusts Of Autumn, for the soul
Seems gathering tidings from another sphere,
And in sublime. mysterious sympathy
Mans bounding spirit Gibbs and swolls more high,
Accordant to the pillows lofiier roll.
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Hn.cripsion for n Insy's Flora.

bright rs the dew, on carly buds tina, glistcns,
Sparkle each hope upon thy nowcr-sIrc"n path !
Gay rs bird to lis mate that listens,
Re to ,hy soul eaeh winged 10, ii hath;
Thy lot still lead through o,er-bocming bowers,
And Time forever talk to thee in flowers.
Adorcd in youth. while We, the sumner ROSE.
or glowing girlhood bloom upon III, cheek
And loved not less when fading, there rcpo.cs
The lily, that of spring time past doth speak.
Never nom lc's garden 70 he rudcly riycn,
But softly stolen away from earth To heaven.
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BATH FOR LADIES.

SEVEkAL LADIES having already avalled
~ themselves OF the benefits of the Lvncburr
Baths. the subscriber is induced to inform The Ia'
DIES that they can be at any time accommodated by
giving him a few hours notice ofther wish TO do SO.
Inc entrance TO The Bath House for the Ladies will
be entirely private. ISAAC HARRISON
. Sep. 10 =,
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JAMES HB. WATTS.
.2TTOR.NEY..YT L.4K.

NJ ILL., IN future. in addition to the counties of
Doietourt aud Roanoke, practice in the Sd
perof ana County Courts ofihe county Of Franklin.
business entrusted TO his care will receive prompt
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