State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-08-13

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ptynR what the publishers reg arded e ussue.--
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ests TO the columns ofthe Chronicle. t1ls onseIVa'
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GEMS OF THE ANIMALS, &c.
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ALL THE POWERS OF EUROPE.
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and the Fine Ads-tiistorical and Biographical
Skelches-Reviews OF New Books-Poetry-Tra
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raj and Rural Economs-Popnlrr Superstitions-
Curious Customs and Manners-European and Do
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