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TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
R1 virtue Of Deed of Trust executed
to the subscribers by John ID. King,
dated 18th April 1886, and duly record
ed in the Probate Courts of Madison and
Rankin counties, 70. the purposes there
in expressed. We the undersigned Cor
either of u.s. will proceed to sell at the
residence Of the said King in Madison
county, on Saturday the end day of No
vember next, TO the highest bidder for
cash, the following Lands and appurte-
nances, to wit
The south half of west half of north
east quarter, section twenty-eighth, town
ship seven, range two east.
ALSO-Lot number four of section
twenty-seven, township number seven,
range two east the south half of west
half of southeast quarter, section TWEEN
ty-one, township seven, range number
two east lot number three, section
twenty-six, township seven and range
number two east, with a reservation of
thirty acres out of the last specified lot,
beginning on the east of Pearl river at
the half mile stake of said last mention
ed section, running thence due north one
quarter of a mile to stake, thence due
west TO the river Lot number two, sec
ton twenty-six, township no seven, range
two east, with a reservation OF FIVE acres
out of the last specified lot, on the west
side of Pearl river and Immediately on
the margin of said river, at the point
where public road crosses said river,
and more particularly known as Denson's
ferry.
The whole Of the above described
Lands contains three hundred and forty
acres more or less.
ALSO-The following Negro Slaves,
mentioned in said Deed, viz
MINOR, man aged about % years.
WINSTON,a boy aged Is or II, SARAH
a woman about 81 ROSE a woman. a.
ged about 22 PRISS a little girl aged
8 or 10, and DICK a little boy aged
about 3 years; or so much and many
thereof as will pay off and discharge the
debts mentioned in said deed, with all
interest and costs attending the same.
The Trustees will convey such title
only, as is vested in them under the said
Deed of Trust and none other.
JACOB b. MORGAN,
VIM NJ. RIVES,
Trustees.
Oct. 7, 1889. 4o-43 PR fee s15l
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: Mathew Carey, the caus

Ioo,b Of Mathew Carey, the cause
DC o- .a5 republicanism has lost an adj
:, the poor benefactor, the Cypress
Ca. ton. and society friend. Ply
e . 7 F;1fimity limited the sphere of his
'ool 80 exertions, zbut the scope of his
','Isnt desires reached the farthest
~ ~. II enlightened philanthropy
's1 ~. f,neral of Mr.. Carey will take
- On Thursday afternoon. 1t may
Z anticipated that the benevolent soci-
- and citizens generally, will attend
s.'.. ,ribu.e eff respect 10 the deceased.
% National Gazette
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

A Meeting of the Directors of the
" Agricultural Society of Madison
County" will be held at the Office of the
Clerk of the Probate Court, on Saturday
the Goth inst. A punctual attendance is
By order of the President.
THO. J. CATCHlNGS, Cor. Sec'y.
October II, 1889. 4I-42
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NV s-cEE.
JOHN nj 'LEAN,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the clti-
- zens of Canton and Madison coun-
ty, that he is just receiving, and opening
Hext door to Messrs- Taiiiaferro q Co..
a large and splendid assortment of
DRY GOODS
Which were selected by himself, with
care, in New York and Philadelphia; he
intends deIng an exclusive Cash Bust
ness, and viii sell unusually Iosc.
Or 10 IgSe. 40-47
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MARSHAL's SALE.
Circuit Court United .Ssates-NoUsr term 1889.
W On Fl. "a.
A. Clark, & Surities,
virtue Of the above stated case to
me directed by the honorable cir
cult court United States, for the Southern
District of Mississippi, shall expose to
public sale, for cash, before the court
house door in the town of Canton,
On the Fourth Monday in October, 1889,
The following Negroes, TO wit:-Narow
aud Ben.-also, one Horse.
Levied on as the property of said de-
PENDANT and will be sold to satisfy plain
tifis debt and cost.
w. M. GWIN, Marshal,
By J. F. Cook, DeP'y
Oct 10, 41-42 Pr fee S5l
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MARsHAL,s SALE.

MA RSHAL,S SALE.
Circuit Court T. S-Nov'r term 1889.
James Dick, ct al
On Fl. IA.
VI. L. Branch,
&c virtue of the above stated case to
= me directed by the honorable circuit
court United States, for the Southern
District of Mississippi, | will expose to
public sale, for cash, before the court
house door, in the town of Canton,
On the First Monday in Norem5cr, 1899,
Three Negro slaves, to wit: Afford, Ben
and Ceaser.
Levied on as the property of said de-
PENDANT, and will be sold to satisfy plain
tiffs debt and cost.
w NJ GWIN, Marshal.
By J. F. Cook, deputy,
Oct 10, 41-43 Pr fee S6I
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BENTON RACES,

BENTON RACES.
"HE Fall Races over the WHITE
n HALL COURSE, near Benton, will
commence on the 18th day of Noymber
next, and continue 5 days. The purses
will be liberal. Several stables of some
notoriety will be in attendance.
]. A. BOARMAN, Proprietor.
Oct. IL. 41-3w
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Madison circnif coarf--Aor'r term ISIS
C. g. Howard,
10 Il IL @4F CESS
William Sutherland
nY virtue Of the above stated case 70
l. me directed. | VII expose to Pnb-
lie sale 10 the highest bidder ter cash
before the Coort-houss dor n the tosn
of Cantoa-
On the Firsl Mondays as Norea.5lr 1882
The following land i vii. The north
west quarter. section fwo- east hail.
northeast quarter, section three; ~e~t
half, northwest quarter. section ten
ten, range Eve. east
Levied on Is the property u sald
and viii be sold % SATISFY
the above stated case Sale within
lawful hours.
s. N. FLOURNOl, Sk--
BIZ G HIczERSoS- DePuty-
Oct 12. 4O-4S Pr fee So
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>1fEREFEn> SALE
Nrftsoz rlrrzzis esars--Nsr'r .--sl ~.
j. II. NafIoek.
Nead exFe.
D. 3 Cr1wsa~4.
II. NJ Fufton- aal
A. NcAnfvre.
10y virtue o. - aAove ssRsHf rase ta
ae me si5rscse6- shall sxnssae te uas-
Tic sale. f1r cash. befora rhs Cert e.s-sse
door. IL the eoan af Caz-on.
Ga fss Flrss usssfzs ~ Ocr.s~-. 80.
Oue Nsgro b. naanes reser-
Lsvte3 % e13 - - sol3 20 sasEsis
the above stated ease.
SM FL0T R<OT. So
Bx c. Hz-xz4=ssl. C~e'g.
Sept :.
oSTr1SENE<T.
The sale 81 EAe ah1xe dea=r o@s3 pre-
perry - hereby postpaAnsa anti tA@ tAar-
M1nsav in 0cfaber. lass
= ~ FL0I RN0T. ST.
BxC Hsrxrssr. nsasslF.
Ocr- i <o-si pr zee 80
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JOHN G. BULL, * Co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

VICKSBURG, MISS.
WILL give prompt attention to the
- sale Of cotton in this market, or
to its shipment to the New Orleans or
New York markets. Liberal advances
made on the delivery of cotton at their
warehouse in Vicksburg.
October 8, 1889. 4l-3m
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MARsHAL's SALE.
John d. Hart, Circuit Court U.
VS. S. Fl. Fa to May
Richard w Harper, term, 1889.
eft. al.
10y virtue of the above stated case,
- to me directed by the honorable cir
cult court United States for the Southern
Diitljct of Mississippi, | shall expose. to
public sale, for cash, at the Court house
door in the town of Canton, Madison
county, on the
On the Fourth Monday IN august 1899,
Twill sell at the same place, the north
west quarter and south west quarter,
and west half of the south east quarter
of section one, township eight range
two east.
Levied on as the property of defen-
dant's, and will be sold TO satisfy the
plaintiffs debt and cost. Sale within the
hours prescribed by law.
w. NJ. GWIN, Marshal.
By F Cook, deputy.
July IS, a7-ss
PosTPoNEMENT.
The sale of the above described pro
perty is hereby postponed until the third
Monday in October 1889.
w. NJ. GWIN, Marshal.
j. F. Cook, Deputy.
August IT. SO
POSTPONEMENT-
The sale of the above described pro-
perty is hereby postponed until the end
Monday in November. 1889
W. NJ. GWIN, Marshal
By ]. F. Cook, Dep'y.
Oct I9, 41-44 Pr fee S50I
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- n 49,
-hEzESas e5FrAag e4sars-- N4~'~ s-~as go
loan : esoacA.
Paes-ias s. Il. -
las Z. Rre~E. ang b11t
Wa l. Bro~u-
ID vizsae 81 tAe asaxe asa-ssE case -
- rae dznsesesf. { shall -xrsnse - usls-
JIG sale. ia< ezsA. hssare rae car
6oo< h sise eaEz - Caar11.
Or fss Fsrss 1Isazzg ~ ossassr. Ass.
The fazio4iaz ssart 90 n4-rel 81 aas.A
To Wives Aalf ~ sdash.--ase a.aa=-
ter section elgasesn- raGnsaan uas.
ran-e Eve. eaSzs Saara aasf az ease -
OF southwest aaarser- sez-ElEa eis 'aeeea-
township usae. F1nee Axe. easr. cenEaa g.
ing enc huns3res1 AMI smenEw nrrN#
LeVieI "a anf 47 Sc s3 c1 sasfs
the a1o=e sszee& ease.
: II. FEUg EN0N. So
b e H-cE-ss.2- b.
August 81
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sHERrFF-s SALE

sHERIFF-S SALE
gotz & Henderson,
vs. Fl. "a. from Jssriees
Urbane B. oglesby, court.
EeY virtue of the above stated 3. a.
II issued from the Justices Court Of
Madison county. shall expose 70 public
sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door. In the town OF Canton,
On the First Monday an October. 1889.
One Likely Negro Girl and child
named Alsey-
Levied on as the property ef defend
ants and will be sold 10 satisfy plaintiffs
debt and cost.
S.A. FLOURSOY. Sk-f.
BT B. LITTLE. DsP'y-
Sep; %,
PosTPoSENEST-
The sale Of the above described pro-
rer,y is hereby postponed until the First
Monday in Octo bsr. 1882
8 NJ FLOURSO Sh
BY B. LITTLE Dsp'r.
Oct II, 4o-si Pr fee SfI
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sHERIFFss SALE

SHERIFFsS SALE.
.TGGisoys Circuit Courf-.SoreHsbsr term. 1880.
William II. Bole,
W On alias L IA
George w. Nicks,
pY virtue of the above stated case. 20
- me directed, | viii expose 70 public
sale, for cash, al the Courthouse door,
in the town Of Canton,
On the First Monday "a Ocfo5~r 1889
The following property, 10 Wit: One
hundred bushels of Corn and three thou
sand pounds Of Fodder.
Levied on as the property OF defend
ant and will be sold, to satisfy plain
tiffs debt and cost.
s. ". FLOURNOY, Sh'F.
By ". J. NosxAyr, Dsp-s-
Sept 81,
POSrPOSEMEST.
The sale of the above described pro-
perty is hereby postponed until the Ssd
Monday in October.
s. NJ FLOURNOY. Sk-F-
BIZ w J. NozNASz. deputy
October IL, 40-f1 pr fee SI3l
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LIST OF LETTERS


LIST OF LETTERS
I'D EMAlNING in the Post-Office al
NO Livingston, October 1st, 1889.
A nthony, Thos S Livingston, Saml ID
Afford, Fl M'Neal, VIM
Afford, Mrs Mary Marnu, VIM
Brown, James McCay, Ducan
Bartlett, John McLaurin, John
Cook, Robt human, Thos
Corzine, r & S Perkins, Danl
Coffman, 5 1t Perkins, Isaac
Clark, G r PricIett, S
Deem, r Ramsay. James
Douglass, Nouell Royce, VIM
Dancy, DIR ID NJ Royce & Reading
Ewing, James Robertson, Mrs Nancy
Fulton, ID VI Suisher, Miss Ann
Fone, WI Sanders, Thos
Gee, Sfurgess, J A
Hardiman, VIM Smith, John
Huddleston, J. Voniard, Aulleory
Hardeman, ID WoodIaw, Daniel
Hadew. Mrs Eliza Wilkinson, Miss Eliza
Herald, DR. VIM Wise, James
Jones, ] N Walker, Elijah
King, Enoch Wilson.
Kimbrille, a York, Duncan
T. J. HUMPHREYS, p. NJ.
4i-3t
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MARsHAL's SALE.
Circuit Court United States
James Dick ct al. Fl. ia.
VS. To November
Bennett & Herreld| Term, 1882
DY virtue of the above stated f. ia
- to me directed by the honorable
circuit court u. S. l will on the 4th
Monday in October next, expose to pub
lie sale for cash, at the courthouse door
in the town Of Cantor, Madison county.
the following Negro Slaves, to wit !:
Dick, Afford, Glenn and Davy.
Levied on as the property of William
Bennett, and will be sold to satisfy the
above stated case and cost. Sale to
take place within the hours prescribed
by law
w. NJ. GWIN, Marshal.
BY j. F. Cook, Deputy.
Oct. Is. 4l-42 Pr fee $31
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yICKsBURG JACKSON RAIL ROAD.
PRICE REDUCED.

I'm and after the 1st day of Noyem-
~ Der, 1889, train of CARS with
locomotive power, will leave the Depot
daily for Edwards, &c. at 81 O'Clock,
A. NJ. and at II p. NJ, returning at 81
O'Clock, A. NJ, and 81 o'clock, P. NJ.
The following rates will be charged
for the transportation of freight and pas
sengers until further notice
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Madison circuit coHrf-- Norsr term 1889
A. Vandefhurzt & Co,
'. Alias Il. il. On s,oEd
A aron ID. Narhen7.
Sarah NJ Matthew &
Moses s. Matthew.
John Stone, Jr. & Co..
Same,
Lsigh Maddox & Co.,
Stone 6 vannoy,
j Same AID same.
RY virtue of the above stated cases TO
= me directed | will sell TO the high
est bidder, for cash, at the Courthouse
door in the town Of Canton,
On the First Monday IL, Norens5er, 1850,
ONE LIKELY NEGRO GIRL NAM
ED JENNY.
Levied on as the property of defendant
and will be sold 10 satisfy plaiptiffs debt
and cost Sale TO take place within the
hours prescribed by law.
S. Al. FLOURNOY, Shift.
By c. HIcKERsoN, Deputy
Oct 10 41-43 Pr fee SSl
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TAPPAN, HARDY 6 co.

Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
yIcKSHoRG, MISSISSIPPI.
REFERENCES
Doremus, Snydam & Eixon.f ~. VI
| Jno- & r. Leayill. ioA-
Robert Patterson &aCo-1
Gave & SchafFer
Grigg s. Elliott,
EVERY & Rees,
H Hsgnla Tsf f. B.e'Asf-' Baltimore.
Webb & Nesbit.
L. r. Wood s. SInnot,
John ~ Bell & Co. 5New Orleans.
y. & ]. Dick & Co
Bntier & Crutcher, Pittsburgh, Pa
Forsyth & Atterbury, Wheeling, Va
Conner, MeAlister 81 Co. Nashville Tenn.
Maj. ]. G. Ont,
w. Drane.
Haleet Afford,
c. P TaIiaferc, & Co. tCanton
Col. ]. c. Napier.
Col. r. NJ Williamson,
ID. z. Perkins,
October II, 1889. 40-if
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sHERIFF-s SALE.


Kinds Circuit CoErf-Nou'r term 1889
Wilcox & Fearn,
James c. Mitchell and
Mitchell Calhoun,
10y virtue OF the above stated ease 90
L me directed, | shall expose 70 pub
lie sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door, in the town OF Canton.
On the Third Monday in October 1889,
The following Negroes. 10 wit.-Tyree,
Nancy, John, Davy, Thomas William
Lewis, Jim, Lucinda, Randall Catharsae-
Henry, Jerry, Mary. Moses, Andrew.
Frankey, Jackson, Ben, Jane, Louisa
and Christopher.
Also
Eight Head of Mules. seven head OF
Horses, sixty head of stock Cattle, Sc
venty head Of Hogs, one Wagon. one
OK Cart, and five Oxen, thirty PlOaghs.
and about thirty wedding Hoes, FIVE
thousand bushel OF Corn, more O. less
and the crop of Cotsaa, part OF which Is
picked out, and part IN the field.
Levied on as the property of deten-
dant, and will be sold 70 satisfy plain
fif7s debt and cost
s. VI FLOURNOY. Sh'E
b D. 4. FREScH- Dsp'y-
Oct u, 4O-41 pr fee SCI
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AFrfia7z eerrmSs cssrt--Erc-- trru Ig1
j. G. R1aerss s &C.
Ca allas & Ea
William Cage.
SAM
>a1e ant san.-
Richard Arnelz
eF vIrgae ef sze ahsaEe s-aneE raas
ID % me dlreeze.E- shalI -xeose g. n...-
lie sale sale. 6or cash. he.1re fhs l'r.
house door IL the tozu cf C'au1on-
Oa tfe First 1fsaEzr a. Or.1r tssa
A Iot of Hags. say SIS Also. a C'-en
0f Corn tAree aza1s <aEth CT N
iowa
Levied 80 ard 81 o. a1al - sazls.e
the above stazezs eases
: II EEl0E' ENNN. NE-T
BgL 3 s-Ans. e.. -
Sept =
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W. Bennett sur part
Hoy virtue of the above stated cases 20
- me directed, viii expose 10 pub
lie sale, for cash, before the Courthouse.
door in the town of Canton,
On the First Monday IA October 1859,
The following Negroes. TO Wit Lewis,
Emeline and two children Davy- Rich
ard, Alfred, Daniel, Wilson, Harvey,
Jane and child, aaron, kafy. Sally Clern-
Peter, Amy, Isam and Harriet
ALSO-Three Horses, eight Mules
twenty head of Cattle, one hundred
Hogs, forty bales of Cotton and the re-
mainder Of this years growth in the field.
Farming Utensils, Household and kitch
en- Furniture, six yoke Of Oxen, two
Wagons and Gears
Levied on as the property OF said de-
PENDANT and will be sold 10 satisfy plain
tiffs debt and cost.
S ". FLOURNOY, SAY
BIZ c. HIcKERsON, DsP'ty-
Sept 90,
DISAPPOINTMENT
The sale of the above described pro
perty is hereby postponed until the third
Monday in October, 1882
s. NJ, FLOURNOY. SAT
BIZ c. HIckERsoS, DeP'y-
October l2 DOLL fPr- fee $50
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PIRR WHITE LEAD.
kA KEGS just received, ard for sale
BY JOHN MsLEAN.
Oct Is. 1899 4f-6r
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sHERTFF,s SALE.

10y virtue of the above stated case
- to me directed, shall expose to
public sale, for cash, before the Court
house door, in the town of Canton,
On the First Monday IN Norember 1889,
The following Negroes, to wit: Ben,
Malinda and three children
Levied on as the property of the said
defendant, and will be sold to satisfy the
plaintiffs debt and cost
S. VI. FLOURNOY, Sh,f
By J. F. Cook, deputy.
Oct 10 41-43 PR fee SCI
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George W. Terrell &
Joseph Riddle.
10y virtue of the abovc state eases TO
me directed, shall expose to pub
lie sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door in the town 81 Canton.
On the Third Monday IN October 1889.
One hundred bales OF Cotton, more or
less, part of which is picked and part in
the field.
Levied on as the property of said de-
PENDANT, and will be sold 10 satisfy the
above stated case.
s. NJ. FLOURNOY, Shg.
By |. A. ADAMS, Dep'y-
Oct 10. 4o-4i IPr fee s5l
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PosTPoNEMENE-
The sale e TIE aaoee las-rses.l aus-
Perty IS hereby pessFanel ua-il ,ec ll.l
Mou.lay in gAeFeaer-
= II EE01 ENuE- SE-F
BE - EEe-EEn. o. Esr'a.
Ocl Il #9-sf Epr E-e ~
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Madison eirrHif coari-Nor'r fern isss
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Oct. :, 1889. 4o-43 pr fee s15l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-03

modification nf the Ia. upon This subject. in order
TO protect the community from, further abuse.
l. Location u the CaHat and comm snceatat Of coa-
sfrHetioa beitpeea The totcn Of LynclLag aud the
Eastern termination Of the Blue RIDGE Canal.
4 survey preparatory 10 the location oftbe canal
from Lyme hburg 10 the head OF the Blue Ridge Ca
nal was made IN the month of April last but the
deiinitive location itself deferred ill later pc
rod OF the year In consequence of he great and
expected delays in the enlargement of the lower
canal the completion of which previous extern
was regarded - cxpedient and proper by the Board
Of Directors, 3D. Ann. Rep. p. ass 1T was how
ever, deemed unadvsable 10 postpone, beyond the
early part OF the Fall, the commencement of opera
tons in the second grand division of the canal
The Board OF Directors, therefore, having caused The
line 10 be first duly prepared. held meeting IN the
town of Lynchburg the Goth August, where, after
personal visit and examination, they approved aud
confirmed the location Ear the Eastern termina
ton Of the Blue Ridge Canal and at the public let
ting in that town the 10Th September, they plac-
ed under contract sections, embracing some OF
the most difficult aud expensive 10 be found upon
that work OF the character of this location, IL will
be moro expedicnt TO speak under subsequent head
Of the Annual Report and nothing remains 10 be
added under the present, except that it is tho object
and desire OF the Board Of Directors as the work
advances 10 completion below TO extend the line OF
location speedily possible up the town Of Pat
tonsburg aud to bring under contract the whole OF
the work IN The second grand division OF the canal
(Remdinder IN our merit
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THE BLOODY AFFRAY AT LOUISVILLE.

The murderous affray at Louisville, Of which men
ton was made in our last, has, might have been
expected created great degree of excitement among
the people of that city.
The Louisville journal OF the 9Th inst. says
Judge Wilkinson, DIR. Wilkinson, and Mr.. Muir
daugh, who took part in the bloody affray at the Gait
House on Saturday evening, were taken from the
JAIL yesterday morning, amidst very large concourse
OF people and carried before the Examining Court
The examination, however, at the solicitation of the
prisoners, deferred Till to morrow. Judge Will
klnson spoke for considerable time in behalf of him
self and his fellow prisoners, earnestly deprecatnC
violence the part OF the multitude. The prison
ers were then remandcd 10 jail
Mr.. Rothwell, who fell in the aliay, was burr
ed yesterday, his body beng followed to the grave by
the military, the fine companies, aud an immense
procession Of citizens. There was evidently pow
eriul excitement amid the assembled throng-almos,
too powerful TO be repressed."
The same paper OF the 10Th states that efforts had
been made to excite public feeling 10 the prejudice
OF the prisoners, and the editor earnestly deprecates
the commission OF violence against them. lie saws
~ LetJustico be done but let it be done according
to the guarantees OF the constitution and the law
tie who encourages or even hints an arpeal to any
other tribunal, deserves TO be branded as an enemy
TO society"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-03
EDUCATION.

|HIlE SUBSCRIBER is now prepared to take
l. Pupils as Be arders. Persons wishing to send
heir children from home to School, are invited to
send them to the subscriber, with promise on his
part that all suitable efforts shall be made to pro-
mote their advancement in learning, and preserve
their morals. Pupils will be received at any time,
though not for shorter period than session from
the time of entering.
Terms for tuition, Sl5, per session. payable in ad.
vance.
Boarding of pupils $50 session, one half in ad-
vance, and the other half at the expiration of the
session.
The course of instruction such as is pursued by
the best teachers in this place.
s. ID. TOMPKINS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-03

FROM TEXAS.-By the arrival of the steam
packet Cuba at New Orleans on the morning of the
18th inst. we have accounts from Galveston to the
I4th and Houston to the 18th.
The new President NJ. b. Lamar, was inaugural
ed on the 10Th inst. He delivered an address on
the occasion. 1t will be seen that he declares
him self opposed to the annexation OF the new
republic to this country and we think II more than
probable that his views those Of large majority
of the citizens of Texas.
The Houston Telegraph states, on the authority
Of letter from Bexar that several parties Of traders
had recently arrived in that city from the Rio
Grande, who brought intelligence that a number oil
states and cities in Mexico had declared for federal
ism.
The Cumanches had lately committed some de-
predations in the towns above Loreda, the Rio
Grande.