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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-06
MARSHAL'S SALE.

MARSHAL'S SALE.
Rapily & Purdy Smith Il Wight
VS. alias Fl fl VS. alias e IA
Barrett & Taylor&sur'ts Barrett&Tayl or&sur'ts
Returnable TO May term, 1899.
UY virtue Of the above. stated FIRE
n facias to me directed from the Hon.
United States Circuit Court for the South
err District Of Mississippi, will expose
to public sale for cash, before the court
house door of Holmes county, on the first
Monday, the 9th day sof May next, all
the right, title and interest, the said de.
PENDANTS have to the following described
property, TO wit: the h of " h Of w q
of sec 8; and the n q and e h Of q
ands h ofw h ofn W q and W q and h
|ofw h'ofs e q of sec 7, tnshp ID, range
east; upon which is steam mill; levied
Ion as the property ofthe said defendants
and will be sold to satisfy the above stated
&. ia. and costs.
VIM. NJ. GW1NN, Marshal,
BY w. T. COURTS, Deputy.
April 6 2l.~.S.tds prints fee SO
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-06
MARSHAL,S SALE.

MARSHAL'S SALE.
Allen, Clark T. Co IS W Oakey& Co
VS. Fl Ia vsf IA
1nbble, Harris & sur',s F M Tribble & sur'ts
Returnable to May term, 1889.
Try virtue Of the above stated Fl "a TO me
- directed, from the Hon. Circuit Court
of the United States for the-southem dis
trlct Of the State of Miss. L will expose to
public sale for cash, before The court house
door Of Holmes county, in the town Of
Lexington, on the first Monday the 9th
day Of May next, all the right title and
interest OF said defendants, to or in the
following described property to wit: the
W h of n eq sec. "a tnshp l3 range 2 east,
sh of chs W q see. IL tnshp. l3 range 2
east, W b of W q see. 10 tnshp l3 range
3 east containing 200 acres, levied on as the
property Of Thomas Lee to satisfy the
plaintiffs and costs Of suits.
VIM. NJ. GWIN, Marshal
By w. T.. COURTS, u. M.
April 6 81 ids Prints fee 40
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-06

MAKSHAL'S SALE.
United States Retnnable to Nav
VS. Fl IA Term 1899.
Vincent Galway g. seu'ty
DY virtue Of tho above stated f "a to
nd me directed, from the Hon. United
States Circuit Court, for the southern
district Of Mississippi, will expose to
public sale for cash, before the court
house door Of Holmes county, on the first
Monday the 9th day Of May next, all the
right title and interest the said defendant
has in or TO the following described prop
erty to wit: the h Of " h Of n g a Of
section 30 township Is range 9 east. s h
ofe h offs q Of section 80 tnshp Is range
2 east, b q Of section 81 township
13 range 2 east, b Of section
80 Of township ID range 2 east, b ofsec
80, tnshp ID, range 2 east, h Of W h Of /:
Q q Of sec 20, tnshp ID, range 2 east, " h
n W q and n h Of h Of a a sec O.
thshp ID, range 2 east; the above stated
lands has been levied on as the property Of
the above stated defendant Vincent Gallo.
way, and will be sold to satisfy the above
stated Fl ia and cost.
WV. M. GWIN Marshall.
By p. M. FURGUSON ID. M.
April s, IL tide. Prints fee SO.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-06
MARSHAL'S SALE

Smith 4 Wight Uanyer !
VS. vendit!o exponas ysnl;as & - 'afii0a
I'm Mann & suri'ts Same :"
Fearings & Co Cha ~
We & IA vs6 &, auscolgne
I'm Mann 4 suri''s Nm Mann \ u.
Returnablc to May term, Isas unit
by virtue Of the above stoteS
me directed from the Hon ' ne'' n
States Circuit Court tor the Souhs ual'a|
trict Of Mississippi, will expose h 4 as "
sale for cash, before the court bo ! ppas
Of Holmes county on the first Mon S.u 'a =
9th day Of May next, all the r;1h, ~ Y
and interest the said defendants nav nav i w
in or to the following described n,oa s'''
TO wit: the n q Of sec "a. tu rvl' Y
range 2 east, and The n b Of h of !. !"
and Ell Of q of sec 10, and n ! !.
h of n " q ofsec 30, inshp Ia. , asM'
east, containing $50 acres; also. : J.
q and 9 his Q q sec %, and W hnv y,
sec 20, tnshp ID, range 2 cast, coutaia,'
239 and 9th acres; also, n ! j. !
,nshp 10, range 3 east; and " i # y
sec 6, tnshp 70, range 3 east, contain!
24O acres; also h $ W q sec 90, tnsbDC
range 2 east, containing so acres; aia,
h Of 9 hnw a sec S, tnshp 10, rapp,'
east, containing 80 and S9.IOOth ae ~
levied on as the property of Arthur H,r,
to satisfy the above stated cases and ~
w. M. GWIN, Marshal = !
BY w. +. COURTS, Depu,,
/ April 6 2I--tds prints fee sl9
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-06
[coMMUNIcATED]
.In the midst Of lile, we are il dealh.,'

ss1I lIt IIIIu5t Uf I11c3 Wc u'c ~ " ~
DIED-ln this place, Mrs. Elizabeth
S. Harvey, consort Of Elijah B. Harvey,
Esqr The subject Of this for fifteen
wears. was jealous and exemplary mem
Der ofthe Methodist Episcopal Church, and
through short but painful illness, mani
festedt the true spirit Of christian resignation
which had been taught, by the precepts Of
HIM who governs all. On the Sd inst. her
spirit left its tenement Of clay, and winged
its way to that bourne nwhere the weary
are at rest.n
She left an affectianate husband, three
children, and large circle of friends and
acquaintance who will long remember her
many virtues.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-06
MARSHAL'S SALE,


Fryer and Anderson, J. P. Freeman amo5
vs. f IN VS.. Fl fa
Brown e. Fitch &secu. Brown e. Fitch 90,
Bailey Keller & Runson, Solomon Andrews uat
We. e fa VS.. Fl IA
same, same.
Returnable to May term 1889.
NY virtue Of the above stated fasd
- me directed from the Hon. CrcuI
Court Of the United States, Coz The sOust
ern district Of Mississippi will exposes
public sale for cash, before the conythma
door Of Holmes county, on the first Nd
day 9Th day Of May next, the follov|
describe lands, viz: W b s W q sec lna|
Is range 3 east, e h q sec 2 Ind
Is range 8 east, W h W q sec ! tnsh 1
range 3 east, h h W q sec tnshp
range 3 east, G h n c q sec 2 toshp
range 3 cast, containing in all 800 acN
also a lot'or parcel Of ground contain
5 acres and 42-l00, situated as folbH]
beginning at the quarter section
between section % and 26 township
range 2 east running due north I'D
chains 42-l00, thence due west s|
chains and $1,000, thence south l3ld
three chains, thence souths15 east d
chains 68-l00, thence due east fivech,|
33.100, 10 the beginning post; all Of uha
is levied on and will be sold as the pra
erty Of John M. Brown, TO satisfy I
above stated Il fas and cost.
WM. M. GWIN, MarshL
BY Pm. FURGUsON, DIM
April 6, 2l--tds. Prints fee Sill
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-06
MARSHAL,S SALE.

Downer and Co. Returnable toMay
vs. fl fl term, 1889.
Barrett and Taylor e. surelies.
II Y virtue of the above stated case Of Fl
IN ia 10 me directed from the Hon. u.
nited States Circuit Court for the Southern
District of Mississippi, Twill expose to
public sale for cash, before the court house
door Of Holmes county, on the first Mon
day, the 9th day Of May next,ail the right,
title and interest Of the said defendants
have in or TO the following described pro-
perry, viz. the Q q and h of n W
sec 8, and W h and h Of O h qsec 5,
Q h S W q sec S, all in tnshp 'l3, range 3
east, containing 440 acres, levied on as
the property Of Elihue Boaze, to satisfy
the plaintiffs and costs.
w. M. GWlN, Marshal,
BY w. T. COURTS, Deputy.
Antil6 2l-tds Prn'ts fee 90
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-06
APRIL 8, 1899.
The lists of candidates are omitted thls
week, but will appear again in our next.
We see from the last Carrolton Enqui-

We see from the last Carrollton Enqul-
rer that there has been large meeting Of
the people for the purpose of taking into
consideration the hardness of the times,
&c; and calling on the Sheriff Of Carroll
county 10 resign his office. The Sheriff
informed them that if he did resign, j,
would ruin him and his securities. The
meeting adjourned, or rather +" lef off" and
nothing was done--so mucl, fo- so much.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-06

PRODUCE AND GROCERIES.
|NHE undersigned have bought ou
Barrett & Mann, and will keep
constantly on hand good supply Of Pro.
duce and Groceries.
TOWLES g. DOCKERY
Franklin, March 20 l9--tf
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-06
VIM. M. GWIN, Marshal,
BY VIM. I. COURTS, d. M.
April 6, 21-tds pr'is fee Sl2.

MARSHAL'S SALE.
James Il Leverich & Co Retumable to May
VS. Il Ia term, 1889.
James Reedy & securities.
nY virtue Of the above stated case Of
NJ Fl ia TO me directed, from the Hon. .
Circuit Court of the United States for the
Southern District of Mississippi, 1 will
expose TO public sale for cash, before the
court house door of Holmes county, in the
town Of Lexington, on the first Monday,
the 9th day Of May next, all the right,
title and interest Of said defendant to or in
the following described property, viz: To-,
No. II, situated and beingin the town OF
Lexington, and better known as the resi-.
dence Of said James Reedy; levied on as
the property of the defendant, to satisfy
the plaintiffs and costs Of suit.
VIM, M. GWIN, Marshal,
By VIM. T. COURTS, Deputy.
April 6 21-tds prints fee no.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-06
MARSHAL,S SALE.

MARSHAL'S SALE.
HIM Windle James S Douglas
| VS. f fl vs6fa
II NJ James&C o&surelies. Same
IIalsey, Utter &Co Gasquit, Parish 10
| VS. e "a VS. ffa
Same Same
& C Gascoighe Jacobus GaitIisas
VS. f ia vs. Fl IA
Same Same
Retumable to May term, 1889.
by virtue Of the above stated Fl ls
me directed, from the Hon. Ual
States circuit court. for the southern q
trict Of Mississippi, ] shall expose topd
lie sale 10 the highest bidder for cad
before the court house door Of Holm
county, on the first Monday, the 9Th q
Of May next, all the right title andint
the said defendant has IN or TO the iollosn
described lands to wit. b hsg
and W b " q seton - township
range 8 east, containing 40 aod 9Sle
acres, n h Of Q h " q Of section
township IL range Beast containing
and 4-l00 acres, 9 h q section
township Is range 8 east, containing
and 34.l00 acres, " h 9 W q seclnh
township 13 range 3 east containing
and 1900 acres, > h n W 4 of secin'
IL township 10 range 8 east, contalnll
40 and 9.l00 acres, n h Q h nwqs
ton IL township Is range 3 east 60
tanning 40 and 9-l00 acres, 9 b asI
section IL township Is range 3 east co.
tanning so and 47-l0e acres, Q hss
section ! township ID range 8 east, q
tanning so acres; also one lot in the =, o'
Of Franklin, and known on the Ph''
said town as lot No. 14S, levied On
the property Of B. w. Sanders, and '
be sold to satisfy the above f fas ana +
WIN. M. GWIN, Marsn''
BY w. COURTS, Deputy
April 6. 2l--tds. Prints fee So
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-06

MARRIED On the Goth ult. a.
Oakland Yalabusha county, by the Kew.
James Erwin, Doct. VIM. G. Austin o.
Y azoo 10 Miss Martha r. daughter Of
John Porter Of the former place.
Bright fancy, hope, the beautiful, cen now they
gnily pass
Like floating shadows one by one, DER memory's
faithful glass,
And hope and love start fondly up to greet then
as Of yore
Whispering 70 each, theirs much happncss'iol
thee in store.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-06

calls his name Scyrus, and says he Osg Il
to Jesse Meek Of Carroll county =. Il
said boy is about forty-iivc or my Y, M
of age, FIVE feet eight or nine inches y
heavy built. and has large whlsSel s'.s,I
The owner is requested to come -, N
and prove property, pay charges ,n' :. 4
him out Of Jail, or he will be solo
law directs. ~,
JOHN C. REEVES, Ji'''
April6 81
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-06
MARSHAL'S SALE.

MARSHAL'S SALE.
& c Gascoigone Hasey Settee q Co
vs. Fl IA vsi fl
RH James& Co ct ala Same
securities.
Yin B Windlc Jacobur &Gaithivai,e
Us Fl ia svs6 IA
Same Same
Gasquit, Parrish '&TGo James s Douglass
VS. & IA VS. i'la
Same Same
Bailey, Keeler & Runson Frederick Conant
Us e IA vsti ia
J 81 ~ James & sul',ies Same
Marquaud Co Returuabls to May
VS. e fa term, 1889.
Same
RY Virtue Of the above f fas to me d.
rected, from the Hon. United States
circuit court, for the southern district Of
Mississippi, ] shall expose TO public sale
for cash, before the Court house door Of
Holmes county, on the lst Monday, 9Th
day Of May next, all the right title ana
interest, the said defendant has ia or to
the following described property to wit: the
h ofn q section 80 township ID range
3 east, ard h of s g q section % tnshp.
ID range 3 east, levied on as the property
Of r.. W. James, TO satisfy the plaintiffs
and cost,
VIM, M. GWIN, Marshal,
BY VIM. Il. COURTS, d. M.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-06
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

WAS committed to tho !
Of Holmes county, MIS- !
the 3lst day Of March !. !
by Samuel Stamps an ae BY
justice Of the peace IN 900 !
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-06

EOn last Monday witnessed the sales Of
the Sheriff of this county, and we were
astonished to see property sell SO we'll, that
is taking the sales generally, to be sure
there were some good bargains;yet taking
the sales together we think the people were
satisfied at the prices the Negroes brought,
likely Negro men averaged from seven to
eight hundred dollars. Taking every
thing into consideration this was a fair
price for them; there was no land offered
for sale, il has for the last few sale days
sold for almost song-this looked rather
discouraging; for you could not buy the
same land on time for less than frem ten
to fifteen dollars per acre, but as it was
sold for cash, it did not average more than
ono doll,r nor ocre<
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"f""6to Lands HtGr LyHehbHrg,
FOR RENT.

) ADMINISTRATOR dc hons non will the
Z n VII annr>ed Of Joseph Eohols. deceased. |
shall on the 2sth da, II July ls39>at the Market
House, IN the tnwn al isnehburg, Nase publicly. to
the highest bidder. To- the term OF three yeus. com
mencInG on the lst dry OF January islo, t.ilh the
privilege OF sowing small grain thereon AT the usual
period du,iug the approaching rlll Two valuable
plantations, situated On Archer Greek IN the ooun-
" of Campbell, within few miles OF the town OF
isnehbnrg-lhe at present OCCUPIED hv Mr.
El'ls I. omohun9te, aud the Other by Nj. Robert
Phelps.
thetorms rs regards security. and the restrictions
as 10 waste &c. will be particularly made known at
Tie time and place oi renting.
II. DINNlNGToN Scrgt. Cotpo.
OF lyuchbg aud as such admir-. de honls NON
OF Jos. Echols deed.
July l. tel
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NO Y'FsE.

EHURSUANT to deed of trust executed 10 me
h by Emanuel Cumby, bearing dale the 5lh Of
October SO, for purposes therein expressed, which
deed is of record in the Clerks Office OF the county
of Camrhell, WILL ON Saturday the eth inst tJul.)
at the Market House, in the town Of Lynchbntg,
Sell TO the highest bidder, for cash, SO acres OF
LAND, lying on the waters OF Failing River, being
part Of the tract of land whereupon the said Emanu-
ell Cumby in his lifetime resided. 1t is well timber
ed with pine, and in the immediate vicinity Of Capt.
Branchs saw-mill, 20 miles southeast OF Lynch
burg. Such title as vested III ne by said deed |
will only convey. ..
THOMAS MCKINNEY, Trustee.
July Is n3w
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TRACTS or E.E.s'E;.

lying in the county of the Foyd. 10 VT. QUO Tract
containing | l. aelrs,hmg on North branches Of Lit.
tie River another Ffnct containing TITO aetes, called
y tho Deer fmk,' hing on Mead " Creek and head
branches Of Ranelhag, adlnnng The hnds oil 'lhos.
Gnodsons estate: another Tract eentatne $50
acres, called the " Round Meadow l,inc on the
main folk 81 Gtfasy Creek; aud another Tact con
tanning 100 attes sing CA the head waters OF Indian
Cteck. Mesl 81 these Iauds are ,leh well adapted
to the growth o gram aud gtlss, and afe SAID to be
valuable tot stuck htms, Fitle III tlicm WAS ac-
quucd many yenls ago ~ the late john Hook, IN
hl, HE time. mud IN the Division Of his estate they
were allotted 10 his daughter Margaret Nest, tnow)
deceased. And ate nov Ia be sold by decree ot
Court tef tie purpose ut division among her heirs.
Aud although The lnles TO them are believed 10 be
uuqurstonaby good, the undersigned. aetlrg as
commissioners, will only convey 10 the pur'
chasers by deeds with special warranty. The
purchasers will be required Ia give bonds with
good personal secmtt, and deeds o nus on the
Lands, to secure the paNmcn, OF the purchase money
:. II. DAVIS, I Commits
&. \. MINGFIEhD. slonos,
July Is "tds
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rE>I1E unparalleled reputation which Pctcse Pills have
acquired n Mcdteai Resbaafire IL the most nnqies-
uonahle nroonl be given al teir immense mportnne"
10 the afflicted, in almost every pass odseases The mum
Der o looi4 received from lnleaa recovered tfour their
meana, IL really prod RiouH nis the complaints which they
hive cured almost thed they numerous Hut
all laefe which ts especially bene-
deh than in others and among hnae be nnmcd the too
often fatal complaints of the stomach aud lowols, such as
fhoc ff1iTeHce and fiigtspn, for which they are not
only certain, bar m iaimtitdft enr.
II l. we'll known that hpt the dsarrnn cement ol tho
stomach and bowels arises nnt ena OF all the mnladies OF
adult aud declining life tlif this il the foundation of
Rarieacg spoiic pans, ~ rosttoa 9ss ofnpcttke Sr
and thai losc IN thci Civ birth tn UPsV, L'rcr COM
lure Peters pllt being the hest nc,irinc winch has
eser been discovered Tor the uepin diseases OF the mites
tneH necessarily tho Hufel pfeNeniaNcn oi those dread
full aud also goponl disonlefi which cmbitcr mature life
aud ding many millions 10 illimely amvra.
napenkng thus, Dr. Peelt nfnsneH nothing to himself
thu Ina not been conceded by Tho public lie Is no needy
unae nnkuowh Hpeeulanr, mn before The world
a herald aud Nitnesa; but i phrrd IN fespenri
b ri atnauon 10y the muoHse winch lac hos enc, ed for
aud Increasing ettnt unprecedented M the
annals al mad me thu mnk Inn careful u assert NTH
me which - not borne cut hY The mosl niihle proof and
hence lie acs not IN h. pni The test m tias which
he haa promised resp ting m4 Pilla.
Dr. Fcttra IL mort happy H. be ahlr 10 Et0tc on tho
tnffY nfn gcnt number argnnf lh'anna That Wherever
his sfhhlr llA hive haen ifodrpd they have almost
supefsoad the adoption mefsra rNpermeis for their
peculiar faculty ewcctcnne s blood, aud stimulating
eNpc n noxous iocts anl gns anfngh and tone 10 the
nef,ea prevents deaar from n uitug thu strength winch
moat ha rn under, If a nll, by ltaerreus remedies
Irfpntad hy JOS. FRiESitf fEFERS VI. d. No 129
ilrt}, stert. New York. EaehoN contains 10 Pills Price
ii efhts,
4 J. De careful and enquire lof fecrl' Vegetable Pia.
Thy for sale in ynelbura nj the DRUG Stores OF
". STAUlER,
-. Il. LYMAN, md
HOWELL DAVIES,
dgenn.
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DAIE's NEW HYBRID TaIsNsp
a. A, Il, IL

\ LOT OF these supefio, SEED may be bad
v ol the subscriber, at Northern prices. They
were otsed b, Rev. j. kirkpatrick, Of Cumberland,
aud mhy be relied ON rs genuine. lie states: " !
,egmd II ~ imeompmably superior 10 amy Other
ltkNlf that have ever seen, ior all the ruipo-
ses lar which the tuuip is cultivated For stock,
regard II rs superior 10 HE kula Baga and amuch
sutet eiop--l shall sow no other Tor that purpose,
while tor the table. either rs root ioi salad, II
can have no rival" thought To be sown from the
'0h 10 the last Of July aud in order 10 have them
III perfection, should he thorough, cultivated.
Appl, IN GEO. RAGBl Co.
july IL ii II
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More Sub 1rcaourers o5.-Aiitrd LOCKER, whose
name may BE- familiar to readers, as the Sheriff.
who some years agp destroyed the poll book OF Jes-
samne county, kentucky, by Which L. p. Lcichcr.
Esq deprived of his seat in Congress and d" Free
Tom Moote" obtained it.-and WHO for this act of
party scoundfesm, appointed, by Amos Ken
dali, Postmaster at Stamford, in that State I'm
stead OF being sent to the Pcni'cutiary) has
.Sicartw0utcd-in other words, stolen the publ.
money, and fled to Texas Thus we 60. The
Administration fills its Offices with acknowle3-
gcd villains and when they told Of the loss Of the
public money they imrudcnly tell tie people, that
there uH be ,ognes under all Administrations !"
Again: The Roeersviile (Fenncssce) paper in
forms us that Gen Nathaniel Smith, laie the Indian
Emg,ating Agent, for the Cherokees has fed to
Texas, with from 20 to 100000 Of Uncle Sans
money in his pocket, having first sold of his own
property and pocketcd the proceeds.
uuzza for the Sub Treasures
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NO Ysd'E.

4 LII persons having claims against Capt. Henry
v HaIlngcr deed lateo i Lynchbutg. will please
present them 10 me iof settlement, onor before the
l5th day OF September ncNl, otherwise tbs notice
will be plead IN bar ol all alter ,lan,s Il my pur-
lnpSe, during the lal ol this year, settle mp and
eloso my administration accounts sind estate. as
also the estate Of Mis- Polly BaIluger decd former
ly wife Of said lleufs Ballms,r.
H. Dt NNlNGTON Scre. Corpo.
Of Lyuchburs, aud as such Admit, oil Henry
Blllioger and Polly ms wife, both deed.
july l.,
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o. The Georgia papers announce the death
tso of the distinguished citizens OF that State, Gen
John Floyd and Judge Augus,in S. Claytcn.-The
latter gentleman was few years ago Il conspicuous
member of the popular branch OF Congrcss.-Tho A
ti.cns lGeo.1 Banner says: For many Yeas Judge
Clayton had been exceedingly sce?tical upon the
subject Of the Christian religion. His mind was.
however, turned to its more calm aud deliberate III
vestigaon during his long and rrotrac'ed Illness
Then it that lie regarded bis previous neglect as
the greatest ingra,itude. and under u deep conVe-
lion OF lis truth and Of his former errors, hc made
public profession of faith in Chis', by uniting
himself with the Methodist Episcopal Church il
August, 1898, which he scadiasy and consistent,
maintained I'LL death Sensible tint his lor mel op
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Encournyc your own MamuIact.,rcs !:

nOIIARS MAY BE SAVED AND THE
IL MANUFACTURES Of your town encoura-
ged, by buying your HATS, Of 'he suosenoes>
Every Hat we sell, being Manufactured by oar
selves in the town of Lynchburg shall not be inle-
RIO, to any and being determined to sell low. Tor
cash we hope, ihcreio,es the advantage NE offer To
our customers. will be appreciated by the pubic
aud as there will he no credit in our business, good
customers will not have TO pay foi bad ones, We
have jus, re seved good Stock OF
HATTER'S MATERIALS,
Winch will be made up in .he neaIest maanch by
frs, rate workmen. We are also receiving go1d
assortmen, of ladies' and gentlemen's Shoes mems
and hoy's Gnc Fur Cloth and llar Seal Caps, some
of superior quality. All ofwhch will be sold low
| for rash only DlNkLE " kO MBouuu.
A fine assortment ot l. iiies' and Gentlemen !
| y III % e. s. ; also good assortment 81 iatets'
| Trimmings.
Nuv. % Wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-15
J uly L.,
Commission and FOrsr0rdiES House,
RiChfsiOnH, JN.

nUR new Fire Proof Ware House being located
~ Immediately the basin, we are prepared TO
receive Flour Tobacco &c. from tho canal boats,
and sell the free of all diayage thereby saving
the owners heavy expense
Liberal advances will be granted all consgn
mcnrs as soon as received. We are prepared 10 Tor
ward Goods, sent from the North, and our location
enables us to save considerable drayngc upon them
also.
We respectfully refer TO the following persons IN
Lynt hburg, whose business we have transacted Tor
many years:
Samuel Miller, ). H. DAVIS NCo,
Jas. w. Morgan, lloliins * Ryan,
DR.. JAS. Saunders, Joseph ID. Evans " 70
Jesse Hare.
LEWIS LUDLAM son.
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