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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-08

RY virtue OF the above stated cases
& D 20 me directed. ! viii expose -
public sale for cash. a. the Courthouse
door ii the town Of Canton, OF the
First Monday "a JaEs, 1859.
The following described parcels OF Land.
10 wit:-The south half Of the wesi half
of the southwest quarter Of section fc1r-
teen; the west half q the northwest
quarter of section twenty-three; south
half Of the west half OF northeast quar-
ter, and west half Of sOUth-east quarter
of section twency-two: east half OF north
west quarter, the north hall % cas- h2li
of southwest quarter; east hall p see-
ton twenty-seyen. except a fraction dee1-
ed 10 James Grafton eft the southwest
corner. and one acre reserved as a grave
ward in the north east corner. Ir1e-
ton decided 10 F. ". Hubert By James
Grafton. in the northeast corner OF vest
half OF northeast quarter Of section thlr-
ty-four: east half If north-eas: quarter
section thirtv-iour- except 3 fraction
decided 10 James Grafton OF the south
west corner-a fraction of tHe east side
of east half Of southeast quarter Of
said section thirt v-tCur. decided 70 +. "
Hubert by James Grafton; Nes; h4.f
northeast quarter and the selth half of.
west halfof southeast q Iarte- of section
thirty-fve. all IN township eight. range
two, east. The south half II ives; hat
OF southwest quarter section tllrty--ys Is
township eight, range three. east
Levied on, as the properly o. ceicu
dant and will Be sold 20 satisfy plaintiff
debt and cost.
Mel 0IRNnN 81
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NY virtue of IN order % the Pro-a--
AS Court, made az the Nav term . 7s3-
the undersigned were appointed Com
missiOners. 10 receive ard audit claims
against the estate o. Joseph ". Ca21-
deceased, reported InsOlvent- N5--s IS
therefore, hereby gwen. % al In-srss-ec
that we viii meet N the town Ct Can
ton, on the third Saturday n eVerv
month, for slx months. commsncaaz on
the third Saturday IN June. a. tie ofE-e
Of L. VI Garrett, where a. izserus-e1
may attend
THOMAS J. CATCHING.
JACOB MITCHELL.
LEWIS NJ. GARRETT
June 1st, 1889 Zf-5ra
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We have just found time to devote a
| few hours to Mr.. Coopcr's two last
novels; 'Homeward Bound" and ''Home
as Found.n At this late period it is ra-
Their untimely to notice these books, but
they are 50 peculiarly devoted to Ameri-
can manners and character, that we
think it will be some time before they
cease to become a topic of conversation
amongst the reading portion of the COM
munity.
OF the first mentioned, we are inclined
to think favorabIy. The scenes trans
pire upon that element where Mr.. Cooper
has been so eminentIy successful. This
every one is so well aware of that we
shall leave it and pass on to the latter,
which is a sequel to the first; our re-
marks about the dramatis persona will
therefore be applicable to both. 1t has
been an universal complaint against Mr..
Cooper, that he IS utterly incapable OF
portraying scenes in polished life, that
he is no landsman, and that he should
never be off the quarter deck. In the
present volumes we think he has shown
himself more familiar with the drawing
room, than in any of his preceding
books. but even in this one we think the
objection may be urged to some extent.
The machinery is too evident, the illu-
sion is never for a moment great enough
to make us forget that we are looking at
pages of fiction. They have an unyary-
ing regularity of thought and action, and
all the polished lifelessness of the mar
BILE upon the pedestal, or rather the rea-
dy mobility OF the pupPit; for they are
perhaps not sufficiently sculpturesque to
be correctly Illustrated by the statue.
Our authors characters may be true pat
ricians, but we would rather suppose it
is an order of his own institution. One
mans aristocracy is not another mans,
and this one is peculiarly Mr.. Coopers'.
The principal fault we have to find with
the distinguished novelist is, that he is
not sufficiently lenient towards Ameri-
can customs. We acknowledge there is
truth-much truth in the book, upon that
subject, but at the same time it is unne-
cessary to play the cynic too much. He
wishes TO place that to the account of an
innate, national vulgarity - almost de-
pravity, which IS attributable entirely
TO the force of circumstances Any
people on earth would have become the
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-08

Samuel Craig, of Pontotoc county, the
present Democratic candidate for State
Treasurer, has been appointed by the
Governor to that office, vice, Gen. Silas
Brown, deceased.
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sHERIFFS SALE.

Leigh Maddax & Co.. On fl. IA. to Nov.
vs. term. 1899, in
John Shrock, Madison Circuit
r. w. kennon s. Court.
B. Herrod.
PY virtue Of the above stated case 70
me directed. / shall expose to pub
lie sale, for cash. al the Courthouse
door in the town of Canton,
On the First Monday Of July, 1889,
The following described tracts or par
GELS of land, viz: North half Of sec
ton twenty-one, township eleven range
three east; and the south west quarter
of section thirty-two. and east half Of
south east quarter, section thirty-three
the west half of south west quarter sec
ton thirty-four, all in township twelve,
range FIVE east.
Levied on as the property Of R. W.
Kennon. and will be sold to satisfy the
above stated case
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Shf.
By J. F. Cook, deputy.
June I. 21-25 pr. fee S120
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$1,000 ~ ms paper pdSSeu some
three or four days of the last week in
Raymond, the seat of Justice for the ad-
joining county of Kinds. Raymond is
most delightful village, intelligent,
kind and hospitable citizens, handsome
ladies', clever editor, fine sheriff, a
good clerk, cold ice, and good -,
and sulphur spring, mot so much sui
PhuT either,) in beautiful deep shady
vale While there we half lcay, feloni-
ousl9 took from the '.porte feuilze'' of an
old friend some half dozen pieces of poe
try, which we promise laying before our
ders;-provided they receive them
approvatively, which we are sure they
will, especially the female portion,
whom we are anxious to conciliate for
past neglect.
And now while we are speaking of
poetry we would enquire, what has be-
come of our esteemed correspondents,
Lorrain and Hal, have they laid aside
their harps. We trust not, and hope that
they will again string them, to grace the
columns of the advocate" with their
melody. But here are the lines from the
porte feuiHe, of our friend, addressed to
that stream 50 appositely termed 'la belle
reUier."
To the OhiO.-The beautiful Water.
Glide peacefully on, thou beautiful stream,
So gentle, a spirit of light, We seem,
So calmly bright, as tho thou vert given,
\ mirror to image the glories of Heaven,
That above or beneath where we turn our eye,
We may see Gods home, the smiling sky.
Glide peacefully on, but say bright stream,
Art thou always thus! Doth the suns glad beam
Shine on thee ever? Is thy beauteous form
Meier marred by the wrath Of the raging storm?
All! YES, and though fair now seem to thee,
Soon, soon am lost in the surging sea.
IT'S thus with lie. Youths currents sweep
Smiling on like an infants sleep
a bove, the bright blue Heaven expands
Beneath are shining life's golden sands,
And the earth around, and the Heavens above,
Breathe but OF haPpiness-tell but OF love.
Yes peacefully on glid's youths stream, but
where,
Doth its bright wave lead2 To dark despair;
The loved and the beautiful fade from the earth,
And stifed by grief is the voice of mirth.
LIES brightest flowers soon wither and die,
And clouded by grief is its sunniest sky.
But lady, with thee may it not be so,
Nav no surge Of sorrow, no ave of woe
Roll over thy life, but peaceful ever,
Thy way DER earth, like this shining river,
Earth's brightest JOYS TO thee be given,
And a kindlier wish, the bliss of Heavens.
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. NLFLOURNOI. S5-
By d. \ FRENca. DsBa;s
PO>TPoNENFFNT.

The sale of the above descrlbe prop
erty is hereby postponed until the Ja.rs
Monday in June. 1882
: NJ FLOU RNOI. Sh'F-
June 8. 1S39.-22-23-pr fee sec.
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sHERIFk-- SALE

Ca z-lzs T. IA - g.
toosr terra lSS. -
Mao SCI el-SGlr cau-E-
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The organ Of 6. d. Boyd, "Thc Spirit
Of kosciusko," states upon rumor that
the Sheriff Of this county has gone with
all the funds collected, in his pockets to
Texas. But before the paper went 10
press, the editor says he has learned
that the rumor was untrue and unbound
ed. The most proper course then, in
our opinion, would have been for the
editor TO have stricken the article from
his columns, instead of permitting it to
60 forth to the world, although contra
dlcted as it was by himself; as the Civ
ing publicity to such rumor, although
accompanied with the refutation, was
calculated to wound the feelings Of the
man, and injure his reputation as an
officer
For the purpose of putting a stop TO
such false rumors. we assure all persons,
that IN whatever manner Mr.. Flournoy
may discharge his duty as an officer,
mat ne will never 50 far forget himself,
as 10 Swartwout and Price it, in another
country.
We know Mr.. Flournoy well, and that
however great the amount of money he
may obtain, that he will never run away
win II, and that if his office should be the
cause of his ruin, that he will break an
honest man.
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1I,c-rp Eo-
MADISON ''---- - bas haen misc.
some .''''' IN -,.;l f,ciIitias The
Tao.E S'Pf''-r or;c;,o,;o, an
Posl-ii'as..' ..a- =, the ,laca -
'ho''ss' '''' H. times = week on
hl'l 4. ,,.I;.orv,IIo via Canton
Inc 'ou'1 ,..-.u,4or +boeo irstruc-
10 .7-,a- ms directed n
lions " y1o-. =. Rtod;eonv;IIa
can 80 .L..b ms done but tho
i'i -''' r-.I % oiva i IN him IN
fy7-- ii - ;,s+r,o+;onz
inc -'''''' -, 80 forward i often
'o.'' ''' I-,o, ,ho .+o.o
r 's'A" 49, IT, IN
insN' y '''- c--,..-,rad J., n. D.
was a'''' III - ~. :.
SCI accom-" G. -
"o''' ~ 81 - NJ peel -
'"'-7 LD.
ce'''' ''''-
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''' '''- anu - ~. DD-'.T -
Po"''' ''''' " ',''' ' P'1
proper cons - ~ 7-i'' " " .
ol anu '''''' ''o' 90 ~ " 60
"''''"- - ASSUME u io' Il ''i0 0o'i'i ''0'oi
should undertake me carrying me mani
daily between the places, what has Mr..
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| GREAT COMPLICATION. We learn
through the Vicksburg Wing, that the
town of Port Gibson, in Claiborn county,
has been literally burned to ashes. The
fire is said to have commenced about 10
o'clock, A. NJ on the 1st inst, and con-
tinued until four in the evening, burning
the Post Office, the Bank Of Port Gibson,
the Court House, the Washington Hotel,
and all the stores on Main Street, with
but one exception. The papers of the
Post Office and Bank, together with the
money of the Bank were all saved. The
loss of property is estimated at between
five hundred thousand and a million of
dollars.
Should not this be warning for the
citizens of our village to profit by. We
will say more on this subject hereafter.
VIRGINIA ELEcrIoN.-We have receiv-
ed, through the Baltimore Chronicle
some news of the Virginia Elections, but
not enough to convey a correct idea of
the result.
1t is thought that in the 18th District,
formerly represented by Lucas, loco
foco, that Barton, whig, is elected.
In the Fredericksburg District, Linn
Banks, the loco foco, had gained on his
former vote on the first day, at Fred
ricksburg, sixty-three votes. Slaughter,
is the whig candidate.
The wings have gained one member
in the Senate and lost two in the House
The returns are incomplete, and very
little reliance can be placed upon them.
Mr.. Cooper, the Novelist, argued his
own case in the libel suit against James
Watson Webb. He is said to have made
a mastery effort, and won new honors
in the forensic field. The jury gave
verdict in his favor for four hundred dol
lore
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-08

Gasquet Parrish. Circuit Court e.
and Co. : Alias Z CD e.
Novemoer ce-a-
c. & L. Pearce. 1889
IS. W Oakley. 4 Co.
vs. SAM
L. Pearce
Y virtue ofthe above sta "a eases -
ks me directed, by the honorable rr--
cult cour, United States for rae >sa-H- -a
District Of Mississippi sinai. expose p
public sale, for cash. a. the Caar--lal~-
door in the town oil Canton Madison
county,
On The Third Monday a Jaa- 1859,
The following property to-st-
All his House hold and Kitchen El--
niture, two yoke of Oxen ONE -er ~
Cattle and Hogs
Also
On the third Monday IN Jl.v u-N,. 8
will sell all his interest Iu q fo- Iu tine
town OF Sharon VIZ L1- In square u.ia-
Der two, Lot number four according -
the plot Of said town
Levied On as the property ST =a
defendant. and Will b. sold - s--.-ss
the above stated case Sa.- within
lawful hours
". VI. GWIN. U1~xtaE-
BYW. J. NosvEv-. D---s
June s. 22-27 Pr tee STA
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Thirty eight head CT Cattle.
SescaGx-I1Er head CT Hio-..
Three head 81 fEor~r~ ama
three Aokr ct oxrm.
"A s. h-
One sgf Of EsfRFA ~zssRFA -
T0ogS aE8d olgs Is-a~ess.
Fare hA-Lrs ls r-a ans
.tr-Nv
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nY virtue OF the above stated cases
EA 20 me directed ! VIII exPose .
public sale for cash. a the Court-hOase
door III the town Of Canton. on the
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June 8, 1899
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Nav 4
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hAGAaE4 NIEiS---zS
-
Searcy D. Sharp,
Daniel P. Perkins ani
w. benson. eXfrs &c
Same
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GEORGE BAGRY,
March %

u
OFFERS FOR SALE AT Low PRICES
~ for cash or barer
SUGARS. &c.
Is hhds. Porto Rico and ST. Croix.
IL do Prime N. Orleans,
5000 lbs. single and double Loaf
,i-rces N. o. Clarified.
l.500 lbs. Crushed.
200 bags Coffee. comprising almost every grade,
apart selected particularly for fanatics.
MOLASSES.
~ hhds. N. Q. and English Island
IS tierces and barrels N. o.
200 sack. Salt.
30 boxes Common and Patent Tallow.
VARIETIES.
IL boxes Turpentinc Soap,
so whole. half and quarter boxes bunch Raisius
25 Nests iron bound Tubs,
10, 900 lbs. Cotton Yarn, Lynchburg Factory, No
5ol7,
10, 900 lbs Western Bacon,
2 terces Carolina Rice, new crop,
S barrels Maccarel.
Is barrels Rump Pork,
90 kegs DUpont's Rifle Powder,
GO do Blasting do,
1900 lbs. Bar Lead.
10 tons well assorted bar Iron,
5000 Nails and Brads 4d TO God
l,50O lbs. good and DANA ed Sole Leather,
100 lbs Spanish Hoan, Indigo.
$50 lbs. Dutch Madden,
l,20O lbs. American Bl,scred Steel,
10 barrels Tanners OH.
SO bushels Northern Potatoes,
90 bags Shot,
80 ieams Writing and Letter Paper,
Is bis. Sweet Malaga Wine.
10 boxes fine Oronoku Chewing Tobacco,
20 boxes Young Tyson, Imperial and Gunpou
der Tea.
90 barrels N. {. Tar,
90 doc. Lines and Bcdcords,
bale Hops,
Pepper, Ginger, Allspce.
Goslien and Pine Apple Cheese,
Wrapping Irvine, Clover and Timothy
Seeds,
Muscat Wine. West India Preserves,
Window Glass. Half Bushel Measures.
Brown Shirtings, Bedticking,
Chocolate. Shoes, Hats,
Tar Cans. Horse Buckets,
Soaps, Wrapping Paper.
.4lssl on COMsigMssseMs,
40 VI. Cigars Of various grades
March 81 10
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LANCASTER r. BIZ E.1.V'T,
W hsIesaIc and Retail Dealers 4. GROCERGEs

" u
and Country PRODUCE,
4 RE NOW RECEIVING THEIR SPRING
IA SUPPLY, consisting in part, as follows:
rs hhds, Louisiann, Porto Rico aud St. Cro,s
SUGARS,
50 boxes and ba,rel, double and single LOAF
SUGARS,
275 bags Old White. Java, Manelon. Laguira,
Rio and St. Domingo COFFEE,
200 bags Shot. assorted sizes,
30 kegs Duponts Gunpowder,
Is half kegs Rife do,
$50 kegs Blasting do,
$500 lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather.
10 casks Cheese,
IS boxes Window Glass, 8 by 10, and 20 BY l2,
so boxes Taow Candles,
40 kegs Tobacco Nails,
rs kegs Nails, assorted sizes,
ITO boxes and half boxes Gunpowder. Imperial
and Hyson Tea,
I nerces Rice.
200 bushels Irish Potatoes.
~. 500 fine Havana Segars, in quarter boxes,
$50 sacks Salt,
500 Arraca and Chill Hides,
As barrels Tanners Oil ofgood quality.
80 hhds. Molasses.
25 tierces do,
40 barrels do ofsuperor quality,
90 do Beer,
20 do Newark Cider.
Is do Vinegar,
"a do Malaga Wine,
10 hhds. N. Z. Rum.
We have aIss .. hand $4,000 lbs. Cessep YARNS
Of the Lynchburg, Manchester aud Union Mill
Factory
10000 lbs. BACON, with .:sd s'seh 81
LIQUORS mad WINES
or every description Grlndstones, Steel, Indigo.
Nader. Pepper Spice. &c. &c.
We are wanting 80 or 40 tons OF HEMP, for which
we will pay the highest cash price.
March4 "
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Valuable Lot for Safe.

N pursuance ola decree Of the Husting. Court
J. Of the Town Of Lyncfhurg, pronounced on the
day Of March, 1889, in the suit Of Patsey Mos
by and o,hc's plaintiffs, and w. Mosby and Others,
defis, we shall on the 12h day Of April neat
if fair il not the next fair day. Sundays excepted)
proceed upon the premises 10 sell, by way of pub
lie auction. to the highest bidder.
The Lot Of GrOwad,
in said decree msnli oncd This LOT of GROUND
is situated below Mr. John Percival's dwelling on
James River it contains
ii IF AN &C IL f,
and lies on the Canal The sale " i'll be made upon
a credi, Of SIX MONTHS, taking from the put
chaser bond with good security for the purchase
money, aud retaining ihr title for further security.
II. HUNTINGTON, Commits
c. l.. MOSBY, ! sioneu.
April tl2A
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MIR Samuel Arm1is ste nd =:

CIR-Take notice, that. on Friday. the 10Th day
- Of April next. at the counting Room Of w. q
r. Alexander. Dixpns Springs, Smith county. Ten
nessec. l shall proceed to take the deposition Of Col
William Martin. 10 be read in case pending in the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry, tor ,hs
county Of Campbell. and State Of Virginia. in which
Samuel Arnisead is Plaintiff. and Thomas Hunoley
aud others, arc defendants.
THOMAS HUNDLEY.
March IL 4w
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GUIDE TO PASSENGERS.
A&as &&@z
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

NEW ARRANGEMENT.
THE Northern Line Of Stages from Lynchburg
l. to Fredericksburg by way Of Charlottesville.
leaves Lynchburg on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at 2 O'Clock, A. NJ and reaches Charlottes-
vile in the evening of those days. it arrives at Free
dericksburg on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays,
at 7 o'clock p. Nj. In returning, It arrives at Char
louisville on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
and reaches Lynchburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. By this route passengers leaving
or those going from Lynchburg to Richmond will
| reach Richmond on the second day at O'Clock. +.
M.-Our teams and coaches are first rate, aud the
drivers ara careful and accommodating. No pains
will be spared to render the trip safe and pleasant to
the passengers.
| Fare through TO Fredericksburg I'll SO
do TO Richmond y 30
Apply a, tho franklin Hotel. Lynehbnrg, tor seats
S. B. GLOVES, Agt.
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C Botanical Drons

are every year increasing their long reputation
They ousyed rival preparations are eontuu
aly gaining upon the public confidence.
hev have been successfully administered for many years,
a. a remedy for
Scrofula Sal, Rheum, Leprosy ST. Anhonys Fire Fever
Sores White Swelling Scurvy, Foul and Obstinate Ulcers
Sore Legs and Ewes, Scald Head and Vcncreal
are used Of violent erup,ions after
the Measles, Red Blochss, Pmpes Face fostering
Erupionson the Skin, and ether diseases Of the external
face and Of the best Spring and Autumn Physics
known, most free the system from hun,ors.
Physician Of Of who had witnessed the efficacy
ofhis article had the cnnor recently to the
Proprietor that he the best medicine known
the complaints for which tits intended 4 that
sdv stand the head the whole class Of reedss
Price 81 bottle, or 6 bottles for IS.
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Notice.

vIVHE CORNER TENEMENT, now occupied
Il by Cobbs Il Armistcad, commonly called
Ky,e's corner" is for reni--possession to be given
on the LIST January. 1889. Persons desirou' TO rent
are requested to call on Charles l.. Mosby. who is
autt orsed to manage and control he same for ms
HARRIET KYLE.
Dee. 10.
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ElEIENSo
% "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN !"

psbiished sem'-~sey fesery Monday and 7Aursdav a,
Fsr Dollars per "nnnn payable ndrance. No ,nbserp
,ss sA received fora shorter period sir months s.d
10 paper will be discontinued Icep he diseyeti.. Of tb
EJitsrsJ sst1 all orrearases are paid
pADVERTISEAENTSi ssertedatso cents per SQUARE
s for the fret i"ssrfioa, ssd 37i fer rerrv ,ut.e
sss.f issrrfisn.
rJJ0B PRINTING executed neatly and .rped;.ios.,v
,si On reasonable terms.
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SUPERB FRENCH NEEDLE WORK

lust received. the mos, splendid assortment of
y French worked Capes and Collars. that the Nor
,hern markets will afford, at all prces from u 50
to el5. Ladies wishing something really exquisite
in this line will do well to call on
ANDR. C. ELLIOTT.
March 81
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.y'OY'yCE.

6fs3 FOR RENT n House and Lo, on Fede.
m,,l raj HILL Possession given the LIST Of NAV.
- aud the use Of the Garden from this time
Apply TO
SAML. POINDEXTER. j..
Mach % 4,
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Latest French shape COrsetts.

TUST opened. a splendid stock OF the newest
- shape Corsetts, from the most celebrated factory
in Philadelphia which will DC sold low. al 'Ge 1"'S
Store OF ANl'k' =, l. L''iOi y
MHoh2l
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Let those who doubt the This opinion,
who wht0 the force and precision Of maj he MA
demonstration applied to the us,a lion M.
eia and political truths. read the celebrated c concue
speech delivered BY Mr.. KIM % sr>r.a in N, Saut.
me ". s. on Nh 23d Sent. 1897.
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lob PRINTING ExecuteJa, 'h'scNncr' WI
- n cusacss and dssTatcb.
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or which | will pay cash. At the highest make,
ps' give Leather in exchange, or take them 10 tan
Inc inhabitants Of the country generally. will find
10 'he'r interest TO send me their HIDES a. they
nave 10 send their produce 10 Lyuchburg, the Tan
ard being the main Inarke, road and eon,;vuou,
'nere'o. Being about to rc-occupy my former
P,aee Of business. l solicit that announcement
winch generous public know how 10 bestow espe-
e'a'y my iotmer customers and friends on either
OF ,ne '"er' are heartily invited to extend to me
their custom and patronage, promising on NV pau
10 use such means as will give satisfaction.
Robert w. Collins will for the present, receive
HIDES FOR me At his Saddler's Shop Main Street
o" inc corner leading To Friends Warehouse.
i"i'h to make contracts fora quantity Of
Tan Bark.
Early application had better be made. Che,uut and
spanish DAN would be preferred. but | will buy any
"'ne o. Oak Bark. DAVID HOFFMAN.