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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
Notice.

A Ii persons are hereby lorewamed not to lrnde
IN for a note made by John I. Simmons & James
Kirkwood, payable to Richard Lloyd, for one thou
sand dollars, payable IN january, 1888 The cons-
Iteration for which said note was given having en-
trely failed VIC arc determined not to pay the same
unless compelled BY law.
JOHN + SIMMONS,
JAMES KIRKWOOD.
Alfalfa comfy, March /, 1889 36ml Fee S5l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
Notice.

A LII persons indebted 10 Lewis Grrsby for
N goods sold 10 1888, are hereby notified that the
books and accounts have been placed in The hands
Of A. Murdoch, who my only authorized agent 10
collect and receipt for the same all those who do not
pay attention 70 this notice may expect tn paw cost.
A. q. WEIR, Trustee.
March Q, IS39-3i-4w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
Livery stable.

HNlIE subscriber thankful for past fayors,
u would respectfully iniofm the public that he
Is still at his old stand cofper Of Market and Wash
ington streets, where every thing will be conducted
under his own superintendence, and moi surpassed
by any establishment OF the kind in TIE South. He
has attached 10 the Stables, large Lots, for the ac-
commodaton Of Stock Drovers, Wagons, &c. with
good trough, and plenty Of Corn and Fodder, at a
lair price, >. d. ALLEN. j
Columbus, Oct. 6, 1898. 1871
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
Notice.

A LII persons indebted to The subscriber, either BY
n note or book account are respectfully requested
to call and settle Immediately as further indulgence
cannot be gwen. His books and accounts at pres.
ent are at the store Of George Frszee, one door
west Of Mcclure s iumphues.
4. FRAZEE.
March 9th, lss0.--35-4w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23

.sAG2aM WM. PRINCE & SON viii make sales
%ss3yzS Of Trees and Cuttings Of the genuine
dY1EM Chinese Morus MultlcsuIs, Morus Ex-
-. pansa, Alpine, Brossp Canton and other
varieties, deliverable to thc purchasers Immediately,
or at such period IN the spring as is convenient TO
them, and viii enter into contracts accordingly.
Prices and terms for the Trees and Cuttings viii
be forwarded to oil who may apply for them by mail.
as well as prices Of Silk Worms Eggs Mulberry
Seeds, &c The Murca1is Trees are remarkably
vigorous, and as We first imported The genuine rce,
purchasers are sure Of obtaining the true kind, II
is from this cause, and from the great attention paid
by them. that the trees they have sold, have gwen
universal satisfaction.
NB Fruit and Ornamental Trees Plants and
Seeds, can be supplied to any extent,
Flushing, near New-York
February 22d, 1889. 3G'wl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
Agency,

TTNHE Western Insurance and Trust Company,
Il Columbus, Georgia, will take risks on such ar
tcles as are usually insured. Capital 81 100000.
Office at the Store Of II. Buchannon & Co.
Cj- Individual property OF stockholders bound for
all liabilities Of the Company.
JAMES WHITFIELD, Agent.
Columbus, Miss March 8, 1889 35w3
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
Observation-Disclosures.

~ GOFF, NJ. d. tenders his services 10 the
n Ladies and Gentlemen OF Columbus and lis
vicinity IN the practice Of Dentistry lie will
cleanse, file extract insert and plug the most diff
cult teeth with the least possible pain lie may be-
found at his room at the EAGLE Hotel. Ladies
waited on at their residence if desired
Satisfactory reference given when required.
march lG, 1896 Nv
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
pay up: Pay up!

A LII persons knowing themselves indebted
"A 10 the subscriber are earnestly requested 10
pay up, otherwise ne shall be under the dsageea-
bic necessity of enforcing payment
FEB. 5, 1883 set P. SAITH.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
Notice.


sGzA THE Coparnershp existing be-
6skaN tween the subscribers under the firm
A Y Of Spears, Priest, 4 Co will expire on
HAEN the first day Of April next, at which
@EeR(VN time John w. Priest will retire from
w the concern, III therefore, indispensa-
bly, necessary that ell The notes and accounts due
The firm should DO adjusted. Those who do not
avail themselves Of tha notice may expect to paw
coet Either member Of tho firm i authorized TO
collect and receipt.
JNO. N. SPEARS.
JNO. w. PRIEST.
WIN. ii. SMITH.
Columbus, March 4th, 1880.
The subscribers will Continue the Tin. Sheet
Iron and Copper business, under The STYLE Of Spears
Smith, at the old stand II Spears, Priest s Co.
large assortment viii be kepton hand, which will
be sold at wholesale or retail for cash. and for cash
oay. Job work executed in the best manner and at
short notice, cash will be expected in all cases for
all work done after tue LIST Of April next
JOHN ~ SPEARS.
VIM. ii. SMITH
Columbus, March 4, lsS9-95-tC
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
Cr Look Farmers! "a

I HAVE in store quantity Of CORN raAed on
the Plantation of Hon, ID. w. WRIGHT, superior
TO any ever grown in the county, and which has been
selected with great care. Call aud examine.
A. THATCHER.
Columbus, march u, 1889 37W3
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
New Goods !!

YNROTTER 4 SYMONS have just received per
l. steamer Iberia, their Fall and Winter supply
Of seasonabe Goods, consisting IN part Of general
assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimers. Saiines Jeans, Flannels, Lind
seys, Blankets Rc9dy.made Clothing;
Domcs,ics, Cotton, Osnaburgs, Spun Cotton, &c.;
Saddles, Brides, MartingaIes, Be;
Hardware, Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Nails, and Cast.
lngs, &c;
Which will be sold very low for cash, or IS usua
10 punctua customers. bsc. 1iih ls3s--23lf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
Ladies.

WE have received new supply Of Cookery
w Books, among which are miss Lesle's
Complete Cookery" and The Virginia House
wife" fEiSIER D. GOODWIN.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
New Law Book.

4 PRACTICAL Treatise on the Law Of SLAVE.
N RY, being compilation OF all the decisions
made on that subject IN The several courts OF the l..
States, and state courts BY Jacob d. Wheeler Esq.
The above are left for sale at PFsrrR s. Coop
WINS. Columbus, march % 37y
n b Price s. SO in Alabama or specie paying
Benk notes
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
Law Notice.

hANl. JONES, having resumed the prac
~ tice Of law, wIll attend the Circuit Court Of
Yazoo, and the adj cent counties; the Chanccry
Supreme and Federal Courts nj jackson. Office at
his residence Yazo0 county, ten miles South OF Ben
Ton, on the Clinton road. Address Benton, Yazoo
CITY. Miss,
May goth, s3s,-46-tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
EStrayS.

EStf0yS.
M TAKEN up on the 9TH Of March,
UM~~ 1889, by l.. n. Fields, twelve miles
EAsA I'm north Of Columbus dark iron gray
N NY horse, aud dark dun co!orcd horse
seA<zszAS mule. The gray horse is five years
old, fifteen hands high low in flesh no brands ex-
cept his right hind hook large and stiff. Appraised
at S2j. The mule Judged TO be thee years old,
and valued To S75. Pr. fee 50 00
Taken up on the second day of February, 1889,
by Samuel l.. WllIiford, five miles east of Colum-
bus, white and red COW, marked with crop and
swallow fork in the right and crop in the left. No
brands. Appraised to eight dollars
JOHN FLETCHALL, Ranger
Morch %, 1899. pr. fec 81 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
Commercial Blk. Columbus. MI. ]

COLUMBUS. Jan'y. 3, 1888.
y ESOLVED, That suits will be commenced in
"a discrlmlnn,ely against all delinquenls To This
Bank, where their paper is not satisfactorily ar
ranged on or before the 18th day Of February next.
Extract from the minutes,
CHAS II. ALERT, Cashr.
Jany 1889 g6tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23

EAPT klD, or the Wizard of the Sea new
~ Novel by the author of Laftte' just recci-
yad by PFlSTER & GOODWIN.
march %, 1880 sly
SCHOOL BOOKS-A new supply Of Olneys
- Geo aud Adas Chemistry llr beginners
Comuocks chemistry; Comstocks Botany
Smlleys Arithmetic, &c. Received nv
march . PFISrER 4 GOODWIN
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
Marsllai's Office.

nF the Northern District of Mississippi, is re-
Omoyed TO Tucker g. Buterworhs Law Office
on Market street, Columbus, Nj. S6u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
Christianity
e. &. Olnnsted.

GATE OF FRANKLIN, TEENnssEE)
WliL practice Law in Lownds and the
W adjoining counties. Office, opposite the
Post Office.
Columbus, Miss. Oct 9Th 1888. lA-T
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23
Best Family Groceries.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
N1-N BIS trends and The public generally.
thar he has just received from New
alz1s York an assortment OF GROCERIES
uf the choiccsl kn.L consisting ~
Madeira, Sherry, San Lu1ar, Malaga aai other
vines;
Holland Gin. Jamajoa Rum, Old Scotch Whiskey,
sspcro, Fnneh Brandy and Other hquors;
Teas, Loafanl White Havana Sugars,
Coffee, Chocolate, Pepper, salt and Specs;
Bcs, Sperm Candies;
Real Spanish Cigars, Csvendhh Tobacco;
Fresh Bunch Rsisjns and Prunes;
Preseryed ruitS, Pickles. Sap anj Starch;
Dan Fish, Tongues and Sounds Salmon;
Goshen Butter, Sc. Sc.
Also, good assortment nf doinestieS, best Lowell
'sheeungs, OknaburgA and shirlingS, lindsey. ban
ketS, saiiRelts, fac IRISH EneRS, spool eouen &c.
at low prccS;
60 Sly cases genilcmen's elegant MOLE
SKIN HATS, a new article OF the latest
IN fashion, which he offers tor sale Cd hvur-
O. able terms for cash, a, the building lately
occupied BY the rombicby Bank.
DAVID AUSTIN.
march 9, 1880 s56
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23

A Good Bump.--The Poughksepse Tele-
graph says a professcd Psychologist, who
had been examining The heads Of the young ladies'
Of his acquaintance, for the purpose Of selecting
wife. recently found one to bis liking, and had
the Gordon knot lied. A friend could not at
first approve the choice, but after finding she had
the bump Of $4,000, he became perfectly salts.
fed
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-23

O,Ia."s must be a profitable business in New
mi. Us Aeniucky, Ohio. IndianRa and Iii.
2sb =. notes are quoted in the papers Of the
,es w. W. al = 10 per cent. discount; Tennes-
H. |. : 90. This state Of things connot last.
LaoL. os'anee OF trade is in our favor, and our
''OOd act accordingly. - Louisville Adv.
dt as' ! Nal Road Right Of Way.-Tho right
CIV SS 6. "al' Road Company to take private prop
b,on" \. me construction Of the Road, was lately
s,,ug. INTO question at Columbia, and after full
pasv IlN ssolemnly decided in favor Of the Com
cOnr y me whole Bench of chanctllors and
sor.@.Oa law Judges. The question is there
-" nnally settled in South Carolina.
Charleston Patriot.
Sn,s b'aOsr 81 Murders in KtntucRs.- Bishop
saw. ~ long letter 10 the Hon. r. Wicklife;
sor0 e. Vas been ascertained that there have been
70, ~ % 40 homicides in Kentucky annually,
The years past, and not a single execution.
0sn;, nave been within the three years but 5 OF
cr;hs. euuary convictions for murder. He as
s. 80. .lls lmpuuity in crime 10 the law for capi.
n.s, h" !" and recommends that inprison-
~ ~ 's substituted for hanging.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31

The Basiaa,an has good pike Of stifiinr up tic
aref OF Massachusetts court. He wssasieep.-
The Judge. ON party becoming deiaulted, cued
on, t all Ebenezer Fitch, Esq" The cfer star
Ted from his SAUNDERS 10 his feet and sung OUT .Fb
enezer Squich.a-6re, Ebeneztr Squich-a fire - a.
midst roars OF hugher,
Convenient Criheism.- Shef dan la J a .erv con
senicn formula tep, TO The new publications.
nat we're constantly sent him, VIZ -" Dear sir,
| lave received your exquisite Work. and have
no doubt shall be highly delighted after | have
read II
The Wine Jan,ssk liable linen nov used IN the
church nj ST. cufhben IN the cry Of Yott. England
ior The communion table. bears date l72l. aud is
Consequently, Is years old. II is figured and al
though worn IN some places, IS The Whole, re-
markably sound
The Princess HophiI Is said 10 possess The n ost
spieudId and valuable cssket Il brtufs IN Eu.
rope. II is valued at .clIO,OOO What loss Of IN
fefest
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31

tau'i te Indians, tweuly IN Number. made sIsi 10
Ne~ Iebadie in the west, aud challenged The m
Ashuanfs 10 come out aud 6fh. them. Although
there Wete but seven men IN town. the say.
acrs asru informed their challenge should be &C
eefreJ. II thes would wal . short ine, which they
refused to do. Having taken 4 friendly AlesIcan,,
Tire iudians compelled htn' ia show them 10 The
Gablil4d1, place where horses Kept, whrn thes
sealped km and >eui hun kome. They uien depart
I'd. taking aiih them one Two hundred horses.
Two volunteer companies were lately ia.sed nj
6alsesion, Tor lie purpose of marching 10 the iien
fur thcr protection. one under the command nj
Captain Wilson the Other under Captain John :.
Evans. These companies base embarked. Cup
IAN Wilson's comrao, offoiuoteers were IN Colum
bus on Sunday. the 22d NJ September they were
10 mnte On The nesi morning. iowatjs San Antohla.
Tie Galveston Civilian, Of the 27th o! september,
SAYS; We learn from gentleman direct from
At,nsas. that a body of Two thousand Mtxcans Of
the Federal parry, Is rneanped on this side 81 tie
f,io Gande. nrtr the Nuences. The, had met with
the Central Army IN numbers exceeding their own
on the othcf .ldr al the RIO Gfande aud declined
an engagement nutl they could augment their for
ces. hey have considerable quantities nj specie,
aud offering twenty FIVE dollars per month iof
IL serve as cavalry. and ffeen dollars Tor infantry
Aboui Two hundred white men. ii is said have
Joued lhrn."
All quiet at Aransas, though business was
dull, ahd 1t thought would remain so until
sufficient, force Is employed the frontier 10 pro
Ie1t The Mexican traders from both the Indians aud
Tie nafaading parties Il whites winch nlest that
quarter.
The President has appointed John Scott Tor
fneIly II North Carolina. District Judge. vice J.
". Fontane. resigned aud John K. Reid District
Attorney. for the second Judicial District vice A. NJ.
! ompbns, removed.
The Houston Telegraph Of the Cd inst. com
plans Of scaiciiy Of provisions.
lou IS scarce and srllng Al SIS 20 Pork prr
Dbl Ss0i Beef, $50 50 Corn Meal 81 a z, Sweet
Potaloes - q; lush, pnne Corn. ~ the shuck.
81 per LOO ears by The sack Coffee per h. 50
6Oc; Sugars, 42a 80 Butter, IN market. | 80 = /
= Chickens, per doz SIC rs Lard, e. IS Mo
ases, pr gal. 50aS2.
II viii be remembered that these ptices are in
! eAas money.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31

WINTEK supply Of GOODS.


the largest and best HEY offered. all
81 which are lower and from % 10 80 per ceut
under former prices, consisting IN pafi Of The follow
ing:
Super Blue, Black and fancy cord Cloths anG Cassi-
merfs
BIZ, Blue, Drab AID Oxford mixed Satinetts
A large lot Of Kentucky Jeans from common to su-
petiine
Freder ck>barg and Genrock Jeans for servants
Cd and3 inlied Cloths
Whitney, Maek,naw and Rose Blankets
Dufie aud Striped Blankets, yety cheap
/ TO ) ! Brown aud Bleached Sbnti0g and Sheet
ing
To 500 pieces Calico from Cd cents the finest
"a Bin Gro GIags and Gro de National
PA AID Gg'd Gro de Aliilues
Bin Matlionea Six
Bin and Blue Bin Gro de SuIsses
Pain and Ggrd Gro de Maps
large lot Mousseline de Lame from p cents to
the finest
Printed Slxonies
Eng sh aud Frech Mornoes, very cheap
good assortment OF Thread AID Bobmet Laces
aud EiIlngs; samc very nch.
Besdts great yaney OF other goods, lreaer
portion oil winch are auction purchases.
They invite all III want oil goods 10 examine their
stock, as they are determined 10 sell at "A small adj
vance on New orb auction prices
Il. ID. & J. 7. DAVIS.
Oct 81 n4w #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31

u uas tlirn. m mutinn.
Resolved, Itet tins Committee report Sainr-
das evening. n ., lutk
Alter some remarks b, the Chairman, Mr.. Denny.
IL was
Resolved. That IN the opinion OF this meeting
there Is allrrnalttr--fthc Bsnks do afford as
ssiHnee, there tuusl b, an almost universal Bank
fnpty.
TIE meetng lbrn adjourned 10 Saturday evening
Oeobei 26,b. at . clock.
THOMAS DENNY Pteslleat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31
TO THE PUBLIC.

F1NllE subscribers nost respectfully announce 10
L the citizens OF Lynchburg and the daceut
couLties that they have associated themselves to-
Their. for the purpose Of carrying ON The TAILOR
ING BUSINESS, IN all lis various branches. They
can confidently say to those who wish to encourage
them that their work shall be as well executed any
in town or elsewhere. Their Shop may be found on
the cross street leading to the Washington Hotel,
aud from their long expere in business, hope to
meet with share Of public patronage.
\. b. Cutting end fitting done the shortest
notice. WM. A BENNETT,
BENJAMIN +. SUMPTER,
Del G,lt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31

BOSToN.-The Atlas NJ The pa INST. saws thsI
tie pressure upon the monty market continues IN.
abaed 1 I've de tand Tor Specie. sass, on The Jf-
efrat b,uks FOR The e~ La, days has prevented them
from attending much aid 10 the mercantile cpmnu-
my. be merchants It saws sttl hold out but they
make very ftt"t sacrifices 10 sustain their credit.
There ate 20 regular rates fof money. though rs
high As three leT cent, per month. / months, VS.
pad thai DAY On ii#st class business prpfr Il.
change ~ Best"a an New York j. glowing qnffe
scarce, eRing ~ pr 10 tie NV lnik merchants
not pasl M men NOES at maturity. but claiming fur
thet time. The Boston Exchange on Philadelphia
aud Ballmoie tot plenty as Al was before then
suspension, the boston banks having disposed 81
thru funds # pr, - Likipg business paper on stX
months The pfcssHt tates on Philadelphia are II
L. per cent. discount. There were some further
calls for specie Tuesday, though TO a very small
amount
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31

ms demanded bnt who, like othe, men, or. III.
themselves, in the management Il then individual n
flrs. trH sometimes act mprnds ntly, misled by fin
bic judgments and by deceptive Appearances
That the Banking system needs Reform" no an.
more ready 10 acknowledge than we are Bu,v.
doubt whether ever be reformed to pleven
the evils under which the country suffers. 90
long the States have the right, and will exer,is.
the power OF multiplying them ad iafaitau. with.
out the cheek ef a great Central Regulator. If IN.
Administration party think they can ref1rm IT. ho,
ever, they have now the power in ofthe State,
Lei Them address themselves 10 the task. We ho,.
they will be more successfulthan they have bern IN
their previous Experiments.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31

BESIDES many Of 500, $50 SIS, &c. &c.
Whole Tickets only Sl0-liaIyes $5-Quarters
81 80
For sale IN a great variety of choice numbers At
BOOkER'S LUCKY OFFICE.
o. Orders from the tounttytor Tickets drawn by
d. s. Gregory a Go. in all pireinia Schemes, FAC
oompanicd by cash or Prize Tickets prom pity aud
coLGdeutlaly attended TO, when addressed to
HENRY II. BOOKER,
Lynchburg, Va
o. My customers may always d. pend see
ing the numbers of every Lottery IN which !
sell Tickets, published in this paper, (Ihe Nugi-
MANI the Official List of tue Drawing its
received. IL. II. BOOKER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31
NEW FALL 4 WINTER GOODS.

AN receiving an excellent assortment ofseasou.
l. able Staple aud Fancy Goods, which. for variety
and extent is unsurpassed by any in upper Virginia.
Goods low, and can be bought very cheap, by
calling the subscriber.
comparison of prices has been made by mer-
chants returning, who bong hit in Richmond, &c. and
decided in favor of mine. Therefore, those wishing
to purchase by the piece, need look further. |
feel confident of satisfying all who will examiae my
STOCK. JOHN G. MEEM.
Oct. 4w If
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The Tallahassee Florldian OF the l2th inst. gives
The annexed account OF Expectations III that quarter
- On Saturday, the 5lh us. an hour before sun
down, Messrs. VIM. Burney add James Beard of
Mecasukic, were attacked by small panty of In
dams on the Federal Road. about ) miles east OF
the OcIlla, within miles OF a regular post. Mr..
Barney received two balls Ia his sho ulder aud leg
the latter woundng his horse--he was however able
MAKE his escape with has horse. Mr.. Beard was
shot in the hip and his horse badly wounded-he
eudeasoied 10 escape, but the Indians pursued and
caught his horse, he presented pistol, aud the ln-
daps refeaied behind lfees TO reload their fl1es ;
when taking advantage OF their absence, MI b.
struck into lhlcket and was not pursued. lie was
found on Monday mornioe by parry ofteg2lars so
disabled that he could not reach any dwelling. Beth
gentlemen, We learn, are key to recover from their
wounds.
On the san e EVEN n an attack made on the
house oi Mr.. Jrrngau. rear Uhnei's store-seyeral
shots sere bred al The Indians, causing them TO re-
uteh
lhesahe paper says -" Governor Call will pio-
babiy return home on Tuesday next. The cum.
INA d oi volunteers, weJeat H. have thoroughly sconr-
ed the country the Suw anee, occasionally falling
upon tne CAMPS OF the snemy-but unable TO bring
ihcmio aheh. Many OF the towns,and large guam
ihesois ~, peas aud piovisi-ns, have been DIES.
Hyed."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31

u The Pennsylvani Bank of the U. States Il
should be rccoIlected, last winter formed alliance
with the Government. and clearly shown W
Mr. Rives, was made depository ofthe FeIefF
Treasury. Is its unfortunate condition now allIIba
table TO that circumstance
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31

Ncre Jerseu.-'fhe Legislature Of this State ~
sembled n, Trenton the 221 INST. For pfcs'' :"
of the Council, Joseph Porter lWiie) reoe"t"y
votes. Francis Price IL. F. 6, scattering 2. rU'
Speaker oil the Assembly, William Sules lW') 30
Combs IL. F)2U.