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GARDEN SEEN

4 LAKUE SUPPLY OF GARDEN SEED
"a which will warrant to be fresh and oenn;ae
VIZ: Early York Cabbage early Sugar Loaf do
early Dutch do early George do late Drumhead
late Dutch do; green Savoy do red Dutch do.
white Onion Seed yellow do; early Blood rurnip.
meet; French Sugar do; long Blood do Orange
oaffot; early Horn do; early Cluster Cucumber
extra long Southsate do; long green do earl,
! fa'ne do; Matiynia Probes Nutmeg Melon
carry Squash Poiters do Sugar Loaf Lettuce
Ice do Royal Cab. do brown Dutch do; long
WINE Naples Radish early Short Top Seas.
."u1'SN' LON Salmon do; Cherry Turnip do
h1 ~ n no. Ben Pepper; large Tomatoes Vegeta-
pie Oyster; solid Celery; best Endlye Okra, Gran,
nsp''"sns Bene Plant; Mangcl NurrzeI: Ru,a
oasa Washington Peas: early Charleston do large
Marrowiat do early China Beans Mohawk do
carry SIX weeks do large Lama do; Chinese Pro-
u. ! Eo'"'. HENRY LATHAM.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
q q q I'D S.
co

our stock OF spring a summer Goods
5 now fully to hand, aud is offered TO the public
J. as the cheapest aud most desirable we have ever
before exhibited.
As our Goods were selected and purchased with
great care, wherever and in whatever way they could
tie bought to the best advantage, (wheiher privately,
at auction, or of the importers and manufacturers
themselves, we flai:er ourselves we shall be able to
offer an assortment as general and as well suited
both TO The tastes and the purses Of our friends as
anv other 10 this market.
Our Stock is very large, and consists in pant ofths
following
Black, blue-black and colored Silks, plain and hsd.
Challeys, a great variety,
Muslin de Lanes at IS. 81. per yard,
Printed Cambrics, Lawns and Muslins, from Is. Sd.
to the finest,
Calicoes, a great variety, very CHEAP,
Ginghams, l eu,ire case at Is. per yard,
20 bales Cotton Cloth, from Cd. to Is. per yard,
Bleached do from Cd. to Is. Sd. per yard,
2 entire bales German BurIaps, bought Of the I'M
porter, and AT very low prices.
Cotton OZnabnrgs. a large lot AT Cd,
Plaid and striped Domestics, for servants dresses,
Ladies' Shoes, from IS. to the best Kid, at Is. Sd.
Mems, Boys and Misses do do.
Bleached and brown Linen Drillings,
Summer Cloths, Erminets, Grape Lasting and
Camblets, Gambroons, Italian Cloths, Geo. Nan
keen, brown Linens and Cassilneres, Of every quail
ity and description,
Two pieces Napoleon Cloth, a very superior article,
for gentlemeD's Summer Coats.
Blue, black and invisible green Cloth, entirely new
and unusually low.
Vesrings, a splendid assortment.
Leghorn Hats, for gentlemen.
60 doz. Palm Leaf do Cd.
| case Florence Braid Bonnets, very fine.
| do Nuns do new style.
Besides a great variety OF Fancy Articles, such as
Gloves, Hosiery, Scars, Fancy Handkerchieis, DC,
&c, all OF which will be sold very cheap, for cash.
BURTON ROBES.
Anil *
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nOLLARS MAY BE SAVED AND THE
- MANUFACTURES Of your town encoura-
ged, by buying your HATS. of the subscriber.
Every Hat we sell, being Manufactured by our
selves, in the town Of Lyuchburg, shall not be infe-
riof 10 any and being determined 10 sell low, for
cash, we hope, therefore, the advantage we offer to
our customers, will be appreciated by the public /;
and as there will be no credit in our business, good
customers will not have to pay 70, bad ones. We
have just received a good Stock Of
HATTER'S MATERIALS,
Which will be made up in the neatest m1nncr, BY
first rate wofkmen. we are also RECEIVING a 90 ID
assortment OF ladies' and g~enilemen's Shoes, mems
and boys fine Fur Cloth and Hair Seal Caps, some
of a superior quality. All ofwhieh will he sold low
for cash only. DINKLE x RUMBOUGH.
p. S. We are agents for the sale OF Morrisons'
Hygean Pills. ID. q X.
Nov. % WITS
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TIVE undersigned having lately purchased the
entire OF BOOKS, STATIONARY.
&c. formerly owned by Joseph f.. Martin in this
place. bees leave respectfully TO inform the citizens
of Lynchbnre aud the public generally, that lac will
continue the Bookstore in The same building, occu-
ped by It's former owner, where he will keep for sale,
atvery reduced prices, a constant aud general assert
ment of school Books, Law Books,
Historical, Medical, Theological, PO-
eiicnl and Literary works.
lie has Just opened n few boxes OF School Books,
Literary aud Poe,ioal works and Fancy Articles,
among which he would enumerate the following, viz
Frost's British Poets, designed as a continuation
Of DR.. Aicten's British Poets. complete in one vol.
Hannah Moore's Works, complete in one vol. /;
Goods study OF Medicine, in 9 vols Egypt, Arabia,
Pelraca & the Holy Land 9 vols. Elliott's Travels
in Austria. Russia and Turkey, in . vols. Quincy
Married by the author Of Jack Drag. in Q vols.
Tales illustrating The passions by G.. i. James, in |
vol. Oliver Twist with Engtavings, in vol. aud .
Superior copies Of Flora's Dictionary.
ALSO,
a large assortment Of Backgammon Boxes, Bristol
Boards, Porcelain States and Blank Books.
Besides various Others, TOO numerous TO be here
listed. All OF which. together with his entire Stoct
he Is determined TO sell, upon terms more mod ale
Than they have heretofore been sold. He r.s.,ectully
invites all persons nho are fond OF knc vie ipe and Lii
erature TO call and give his assortment an ey,nina-
,ion. As no pains will be sra. ed on his part to give
his customers entire satisf. ction, he natters himself
Win the assurance that ne will receive a liberal pat.
ronage. EDWARD ECHOLS.
April IA
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GEORGE BAGRY,

OFFERS FOR SALE AT Low PRICES
~ for cash orbar,er:
SUGARS, &c.
Is hhds. Porto Rico and ST. Croix,
18 do Prime N. Orleans,
5000 lbs. single aud double Loaf,
5 lierces N. o.. Clarified,
1900 lbs. Crushed.
200 bags Coffee, comprising almost every grade.
part selected particularly for families.
MOLASSES.
10 hhds. N. O. and English Island.
10 tlerces and barrels N. o.
200 sacks Salt.
80 boxes Common and Patent Tallow,
~ do 40 do Sperm,
10 boxes Turpentine Soap,
80 whole, halfand quarter boxes bunch Raisins
% Nests IRON bound Tubs,
10, 600 lbs. Cotton Yarn, Lynchburg Factory. No..
to II,
10, 900 lbs. Western Bacon,
. tierces Carolina Rice, new crop.
5 barrels Maccarel,
Is barrels Rump Pork,
20 kegs Dupont's Rife Pow der,
60 do Blasting do,
l,50o lbs. Bar Lead.
10 tons well assorted bar Iron,
5000 Nails and Brads 4d to sod.
l,30o lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather,
12o lbs. Spanish Hotant Indigo.
$50 lbs. Dutch Nader,
i,200 lbs. American BlIslered Steel,
10 barrels Tunnels OH,
80 bushels Northern Potatoes,
% bags Shot,
80 ieams Writing and Letter Paper,
Is bis. Sweet Malaga Wine,
10 boxes fine Oronoko Chewing Tobacco,
20 boxes Young llyson, Imperial and Gunpow-
der Tea,
20 barrels N. G.. Tar,
20 doz. Lines and Bedcords,
l bale Hops,
Pepper, Ginger, Allspice.
Goshen and Pine Apple Cheese.
Wrapping Twine, Clover and Timothy
Seeds, -
Mnscat Wine, West India Preserves.
Window Glass, Half Bushel Measures
Brown Sh'rtings, Bedtjcking,
Chocolate, Shoes. Hats,
Tar Cans, Horse Buckets,
Soaps, Wrapping Paper.
M 0M Consignment,
40 VI. cigars of various grades
Mar eh q
IN lOn CHESTNUT SHINGLES wa n ,
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POETsCAL.
uY Iss.ARY.

ny ROBERT sourHEf
.Ny DAYS among the dead are passed
Around me ! behold,
wheru'er these casual eyes arc cast,
The mighty minds of old
Nv never falling friends are they,
With whom | converse night and day.
aWi,h them I take delight in veal,
And seek relieiin wo;
Aud. while I understand and feel
How much TO them | owe,
Nyohecks have often been hedewsd
Viii, tears of thoughtful gratitude.
MY thoughts are with the dend, With them
live in ~long-past years,
Their virtues love, their faults condemn,
Partake ther hopes AMI fears.
And from their lessons seek aud find
Instruction with an humble mind.
"My hopes are with the dead, anon
Nv place with them will he
And | with them will travel on
Ihnugh all futurity;
Yet leaving here a name, ! trust,
Which will not perish in The dust"
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(.ITTION.

HEREBY iorewarn persons from trading for, or
u taking an assignment Of a Bond, executed by
me, bearing date ODD March, 1889, payable on de
mand ioi $3.50, 10 John n. Proctor. This Bond
was gwen Tor the purchase Of two horses, which were
warranted sound by the seller, but one of them
proves to DO uusound.
JAMES II. SIMPSON.
Anvil % a
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Latest French shape COrsrtts.

uST opened, a splendid stock of the newest
- shape Corsetis, from the most celebrated factory
IN Philadelphia, which will be sold low, al the Fancy
Store OF ANDR. c. ELLIOTT.
March 81 10
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SUPERB FRENCH NEEDLE WORK.

received. the most splendid assortment of
- French worked Capes and Collars, that the Nor
tllrrn markets will afford, at all prices, from 81 so
to So. Ladies' wishing something really exquisils
in this line, will do well to call on
ANDR. G. ELLIOTT,
March 81
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GUIDE TO
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

- NEW ARRANGEMENT.
TyHE Northern Line of Stages from Lynchburg
i to Fredericksburg by way of Charlottesville,
leaves LyncLburg on Mondays. Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS, at 2 O'Clock, A. NJ. and reaches Charlottes-
vile in the evening Of those days il arrives at FIRE.
dericksburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS,
at Z O'Clock. +. NJ. In returning, II arrives at Char.
louesyille on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
and reaches Lynchburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. BY this route passengers leaving
Lynchburg will reach Fredericksburg in two days,
or those going from Lynchburg TO Richmond will
reach Richmond on the second day at G O'Clock. p.
M.-Our teams and coaches are first rate, and The
drivers ara careful and accommodating. No pains
will be spared to render the trip safe and pleasant 10
the passengers.
Fare through 10 fredericksburg Sll SO
do TO Richmond Q 80
Apply at the Franklin Hotel, Lynchburg, tor seats.
S. b. CLOVES, Agt.
Jana Is
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WI Celebrated Race Horse, CARO-.
u LlNlAN, by Old Sir A1cLx viii MIL. L.

LHNfAN, by Old Sr AfChy, viii make his
next season, at my Stable in this place. Pedigree,
and other particulars. in due season.
MELVILLE TALBOT.
Dec. II. 81 vs
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w. d j. T.. Dill LA IL ID,

ATTORNEYS At Inv,
associated themselves in the practice,
L. will attend the Superior aud inferior Courts of
the counties of Bedford, Campbell and Amherst. A
strict attention will be paid to all business conhded
to their management. Residence at their fatIer's,i.
Bedford, on the Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike, an
bout 4 miles west Of New London. Address, Oter
Bridge. Bedford county, Va.
April wis
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MORE .V'EU'
AND THAN EvER.
~ ID IL II w T.. ELLIOTT

~ - II - Z,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
IA public generally, tina, he has jus, received at his
Fancy Dry Goods Establishment.
(oppos''e the Market House.) Lynchburg, Tuginia,
The most splendid assortment of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
ever offered in this market. which will be sold at the
lowest prices possible for CAStf.~""r
All those who wish to buy Goods for cash, are re-
specially informed, that after looking at all other
houses n'he place, they can get nearer The worth
oil their money at Elllotts, than at any other bouse
in the place, if,hey will only recollect lha,
HONEY SAVED IL MONEY MADE.
and that as much can be done IN buying as in sell
ling, l am confident they will give me d call.
In The following list many Goods entirely new,
vii: be found Unusually low.
800 pieces of English, French, Scotch and
American .Calicoes. AT all prices,
100 pieces French Ginghams, at from Is. To 90
cents, always considered cheap at IS. cd.
on ps' Lawns and Muslin, more beautiful than ever
was seen before, from Is. cd. to IS.
"a ps' Gro de Maps and Reps Silk, perfectly beau
uinl, az all prices, from IS. Sd. to 9s.
100 doz. Ladies' Hose, all style and quality. Sin.
Mohair, Worsted and Cotton,
so doz. Linen Cambria Ilaudkcrch,efs at all n,;ces
from Is. cd. TO l5s.
20 doz. Gentlemcn's and Ladies' Gloves and Milts,
some of the very best quality ever offered.
. cases lilsh Linen, at prices ranging from Is. Cd.
to Is.
80 bales and cases Bleached and Brown Domestics.
at all prices,
'o pieces OF the most splendid and fashionable STYLES
o' 'ntd'oons Siufs, embracing every variety of
styles now worn TO the North,
oo pieces Nestlngs, some OF which are the hand.
soonest styles known,
Several CARTOONS MEMPuANAI, an en-
urely new article Tor Ladies Dress,
~ pieces Irish Linen Sheeting, Il splendid article for
families,
Together with Cloths, Nankeens. black and blue
o'ack Silks, all of which are offered lower than thew
ever were before in his market Tor cash.
NIB have a box OF Chlnelle Cord. and a case of
e'esan' Iarasois' a. c. ELLIOTT.
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To the Stockholders Of the
James Kire,. and KNNNlUAN Com.
Manu..

sSS
CONTAMINATION been applied to by the
VI proper number Of stockholders holding the re-
quisiie number of shares, TO call a meeting Of the
stockholders of the Company, | hereby invite yoa
to meet at the Capitol in the City OF Richmond, on
Tuesday, the 9TH day of May next, for the pY69pse
oftaking into consideration, the provisions OF a.of AOf
Assembly enttled -. an act TO provide an additional
capital for the James River and kanawha Company
and for other purposes passed The Odd Of March,
1889, with a view to the acceptance or rejection oil
the same.
am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JOSEPH c. CABELL,
p. J. X. & K. Co.
Richmond, March 90, 1889.
form of Prory.)
KNOW ALL MENBY THESE PRESENTS
That we, the Subscribers, being Stockholders IN the
james River and kanawha Company, do hereby
constitute and appoint - -, our true ad
lawful attorney and proxy, to represent each OIL w
IN all general meetings OF the Stockholders OF san
Company, when we are not personally present OF
represented by some other proxy with full power
and authority Al such general meetings., TO give sueh
vote or votes, and TO do such other act or ac's i"
each of us could give or do, as a member oil the sal"
meeting, if we were personally present and we
hereby ratily aud confirm whatever vote or votes
act or acts, our said attorney may lawfully give or oo
for US in pursuance OF the authority hereby conieifs"
upon him.
Witness our hands and seals this - day !"
one thousand eight hundred and
~(sEAL)
Teste, (sEAL.)
(sEAL.)
- TO pit II, - -, 4 Justice"
the Peace for the County aforesaid, do he,eoy q
that - - whose name IS above SUI
as an altesling witness, personally appeared
before me in my county aforesaid, and made o"'
that the above named - "
-, whose names are snbscrio'o ~
parties 10 the above letter of attorney, achpo"'
edged the same in the presence OF the saiu """'''
as Their act aud deed.
Witness my hand and seal this - day OF E."
eighteen hundred and - -
(sEAL)
Richmond, April 4 WIN
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NOTICE. =,
A LII counts and bonds due the concern +"
IA Robinson q Elliott, must be paid before NV
lst OF May, or else VIC will sue on all OF them.
re-. ROBINSON,
A. c. ELLIOT
April Is Is
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Nj A N UF

'h
10 II N q. ii a &
T'AKES THIS OPPORTUNITY of ;nc'
l. Ing his friends and the public cene,,l,. y
he is now receiving his Spring supply, compr,,;,a
large and general assortment of i's"sa
q d % ID ),
selected by himself, with great care, in the NJ,
Cities, on the most accommodating terms. II"
made arrangements at the North for morp,ia'"s
most all the materials used in his line of h."
from The manufacturers themselves, he will he .s'
bled to dispose Of his work. il possible. n N W.
accommodating terms than heretofore. lie ',. %o's
himself hat every article manufactured by HIM s
be oil the very best materials in use, and pu, mn !"
the most careful and skiltul work men unJa.f "
own superintendance. NV
lie returns his thanks 10 his friends and the M,
lie generally, for the very liberal encouragement >"
ceived at their hands for several wears mas, -" ~
specially solicits a continuance Of il, a, any r,,.
call always before purchasing, 1aliering himself "a
rom his long experience, assiduous attention 49,
the low prices and superior quality of his Goods ba ~
will not fail TO render satisfaction. :"
His Stock Of ready made work, is large and -.
sisis in part as follows ""
Gcn''msn'" and Indies Patent Spring Saddle.
Racers and Waggoners' do
Saddle Bags, Carpet Bags and veIices. If al
sizes and qualities,
Medical Saddle Bags, on a new and mos, nom,
lar plan, 'f"'
A large supply of travelling TRUNKS, all SIZES
and qualities,
All kinds of Brides and Mar,ingales, both of Ii.
own and English manufacture,
Coach, Gig, Jersey. Wagon, Cart and Draw
Harness, Of every description,
A large supply Of HORSE COLLARS. both of
his own aud Northern manufacture.
A superior assortment OF Coach, Horse. and Va,
gon Whips, and Sulky and Riding Switches, &C.
&c. &c.
His stock Of Hardware comprises almost every a,
ticle in his line of business, viz: German Sily,r
Steel, Plated and Brass Stirrup Irons.
do do do do Bride Bits of the newest and
most fashionable patterns, German Silver. Hard Plate
and Steel Spurs of all qualities, Trace and Halter
Chains of all qualities and prices, Buckles, Rings,
&c. &c.
County Saddlers and others wanting materials in
his line, will do well 10 give him a call.
All repairing attended to with neatness and de.
spatch. Country produce will in all cases be taken
in exchange for work, at current Market prices.
April Is Is
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DIRECTORS.

Dadvid r. Edley, Elijah Fletcher,
John IIollins, Maurice Langhorne,
Samuel McCorhle, Thomas Ferguson,
Jesse Hare, Maurice II. Garland,
Samuel Garland, Chas. l.. Mosby,
Jno. NJ. Warwick, Saml. Poindexter,
S. IL. Davis, Chas. w. Christian,
Jas. l.. Clayter, Geo D.. Davis,
Jas, w. Morgan, David w. Burton,
John Early, John II. Patterson,
JOHN G. MEM, President,
- NJ. w. DAVENPORT, Secretary.
JOHN w. YOUNG, 1reasure-,
GEO. w. TURNER, Cashier.
Jan 81 WITS
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With a great variety OF other articles, equally
low. As my Stock will be unusually heavy, | am de-
termined TO sell at prices that will be satisfactory
to purchasers. All | ask is a call before purcba-
sing. that my friends and the public. may Judge for
themselves. NJ. HART.
Arril 8 Is
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DES(RHsTIO.y

ARCHER is a beautiful chestnut sorrel, 10 years
old, five feet two inches high, Of great action, fine
bone and muscle, x ms well proportioned as any horse
in America. lie has, beautiful coat of HAIR, which
denotes his superior stock his girth is full aud deep,
his back short and strong, thighs aud arms very
muscular ; hisiront appearance IS commanding, his
head aud neck are well formed, his countenance gem
tie and noble. The Archers and Diomeds are so
well knownto the people Of this county, | deem it
unnecessary To give a pedigree.
Archer was awarded a NEEDLE at the last Agricul-
,,.,l xn.L.,,o. in LynchLurg.
Any gentleman wanting TO RAISE turf horses, saddle
horses. or horses for the farm, would do better 10
breed from Archer than any other horse of my ac-
qua'ntance. From my own experience they make
the best saddle horses, and the best farm horses that
have seen. Ast TO bottom they cannot be beaten by
the world. JOHN +. HAWKINS.
March %
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New And Cheap Goods
AT NJ. HARRIS,
Bank Square.

Bank Square.
AM now receiving my SPRING SUPPLY
l. which will comprise an extensive assortment O
.SfaNIe and ENl,CH DrN Goods
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DAVID ROBES, Cl'k.
COMMISSIONERS OrFIcr.)

-, Lynchburg, March 18th, 1889.
lhe parties interested will take notice, that shall
on The l4th day Of Nav next, proceed to take The
accounts directed by the foregoing order of court.
on winch day, at the hour of ten O'Clock in the morn.
ing they are requested to attend at my office, in
''s town. with their accounts, vouchers and pfoofs.
ana a copy OF the Court papers prepared for exam
NATION aud s%cttlcmcnt. 5. |. WATT Co,,,
ApIl4 VIM
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as many descriptions have been purchased. and
under favorable circumstances, | am enabled 10 offer
some great Bargains, especially in the following ar
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Richmond, April 4
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VIRGINIA. LEGISLATURE q.
SKETCH OF THE ACTS OF A PUBLIC
NAIIRE.

Passel BY he General Assc1abiy of Jirgiaia.
session 1888. fCoaeiadcd
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(sEAL"l
WIN
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-09-25

Tho Wings Of Cumberland County,
Maine, al their recent Convention, elected
William Pitt Fesscnden, Of Portland, as their
delegate to the National Convention at Har.
risburg. The following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That Daniel Webster, our first
choice for the Office Of President, having de
clined being considered a candidate for that
office, our predictions are for Henry Clay
ofsKentucky,-but while expressing that
preference, we wish our delegate to the Ma
tional Convention to act in reference to oil
nominations, according to the dictates ofhs
own judgment, having in view the best in
aerests Of the whole country. 4.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-09-25
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
JEFFERSON COUNTY, So.
To John A. Watkins, Esquire, aJusticc Of
the Peace in and for said county and State,
GREETING:
NOU are hereby summoned to hold an
II Election at the different Districts, in
the county aforesaid, on the first Monday
and day following in November next, for
the purpose Of electing the State and coun-
iy officers required by the Constitution and
Laws of said State.
Given under my hand and seal, at said
County, this 24th day of September,
A. ID. 1889.
GEORGE TORY, [sEAL]
Sheriff Of Jefferson County.
Sept. "a, 1889. 73-te.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-09-25
Extensive Sale of Real Els.


tate at Auction.
IN TUESDAY, the eighth day of Oc-
tober next, will be sold at Public
Auction, on the premises, all the Real Es-
tate in the town Of Rodney, lately owned by
Fauver & Farnsworth, consisting in part of
the following Houses and Lots, to wit:
S The MANSION HOUSE, with its out
houses and appurtenances.
SIX TWO STORY WAREHOUSES,
on the west sido Of Commerce street, and
north Of Magnolia street.
THREE LOTS Immediately north Of
those last named, with the improvements,
the same now occupied by Green +. Martin,
Esq, Isaac Bogart; and Matthew Johnson.
The above Houses and Lolsy with othera
| not particularly specified, will be sold on =
credit-of ONE aud TWO years: purchas.
| ers giving notes with good security.
Such of the above described tenemontl
| as are now under lease, will be sold subject
ito the lease. Terms, description Of the
property, Sc, viii be more fully given on
| the day Of sale.
GUSrAVUS Fl. WILCOX,
Attorney for the PropEietars.
Sept. IL, 1880. Tits
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