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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

/ \ MELANCHOLY Sropr.--On Saturday. The ooh
ulli.na MIS- Metitispts residing IN 81. Louis. Ms
+ sonlI) TOOK pis'ol belonging 10 her husblnd,
Who is absent, nuieh had been lid by Tor a lon1
timc 10 clean H.. Surprising Il not loaded, she pnt
cap On. aud snapped / a Mrs. Ennls. merely with a
view Of soaring her. 1t did not 20 tH aud pursuing
her amusement, she Pun on auoheI cap and went 10
hr house ri Nh Richard Russell, nelghbor, who
wts srandtng IN his door. After some frivolous re
mark she snapped the ps,ol at hs fee, when II went
or the contents. alcaden ball. entering the left eye,
aud passing quite through the head came OUT AT the
back oil tho neck. Nj. Russell fell back Into the
house aud about four clock in the evening expired
Ftom tbs unfortunate cucun stance, Mrs McGH-
vctV heoamr almost itaullc. After The act, she was
taken before magistrate, where all the facts were
inquired iuo when She was discharged, there being
tyidrr II malice; on the contrary, all the les
meay ten eted 10 ,how hat II WAS the result Of her
ignorance Of lhc pistol beng loaded. Nj. Russell
was sphrr. industrious man, the owner OF the diving
bell and llas Tor time been engaged III raising
goods from sunk en- vessels. lie has len wife and
several Oh ldlcn,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

Hsfssr. -flsw lirils do We appreciate mo,h,,s
tenderness VIII lie living! How needless ". arc. in
youui oil all her ansieiies and Kindness Bun when
shs - dead and gone; when the cares and GOODNESS If
me world come ~hherlng TO our hearts, when we
no" no" h"fu IL Is 10 hne true sympathy. how few
love us for ourselves, how lew viii b r,,.,d -. j.,
"a' m''forunes-then ii is nc think of the Mother
We have lost.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
ehPapaacss ana Utility.
TEE ,yT'gs.gBEs CUTTER

S acknowledged 10 be The most useful and eco
nome,l implement on The Farm, since II IL
crftuurd by actual experiment., that saving OF AT
least 80 per cent IS effected by lhef use, and Slsck
ARE KEEP in better condition.
For cutting up every description Of rough feed,
Staples's Patent straw Gutter,
Is new invention on new principle, and pranoun-
ccd 10 be The end of improvement IN these things 1t
Is simple, hardly be got out OF order, requires m
tie power, the wear oiauy part will not prevent its
dong lis work well, aud when necessary, they can
he repaired by a common workman.
There are two knives which, from drawing motion
peculiarly adapted 10 cutting will cut well without
HAT keen edge that all other machines of this kind
require; they will therefore, less grinding, aad
placed no screws are attached TO them, aud no
nio. illllng Is required.
There are also two bed shears which support the
feed ON each slde 1t is cu by the knlvcs aud not
astrIw will escape uncut OF be bruised mashed
off, let the knives be du sharp.
Wnh this Mieh,ne one hnndl ed pounds OF sheava
odts can be cut up III five minutes They are neatly
aud substantially manufactured At the subscribers
shop. on the Lynchburg and Campbell COURTEOUS,
Turnpike. aud may be had Of Lynch
buig, AT $50 eaCh.
Othet Straw Cutters can be altered to the above
principle If sent 10 the shop.
n. BIO introduce this Invention abroad, the
Rights Tor the different States or Connties will be
sold low and for the reason, where several NJ
CHIMES ordered from Distance, some deductions
viii be made IN the nce.
WM. A. STAPLES.
Dec. Is oai Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
TO A SISTER ar TnE NORTH.

Though man, leasue from ehildhoods hume
where Won aud were wont oplay--
From, those old fields We u-ed 10 roam,
Aud rattle eareles, years away -
Though doomed in burning climss tn dwell,
Ieng ere thy gentle face | see,
From each aud all love we'll
Yet, sister, yet III thisk Of thre
When morn fret hrenkson Natures sleep,
Or glows The su,try noouiiie's beam.
Til, nemary oct my soul shall sweep,
Like slimmciing. ola heavenly dream.
When pen-ys shades steal ,ilent or,
Aud veil the burning eye OF day,
I'll -eut me by the rivers shore,
Aud wait my ,henshts to thee away.
And oh : should pale disease approach
Which always wnits ON Heavens decree
And stretch me on stranger couch,
Then, sister, shall think OF thee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
MIR. stephen w. Lewis:

E'AhE NOTICE, that on Tuesday, the l4th day
Il OF April, 1910, at the Franklin Hotel, in tho
Town oil Lynchburg, Virginia, shall take the de-
positions OF Moses Ii. Preston and Others; aud or
NE 10th day OF the same month"; at the office OF Jno.
o. L.. GoggiH,- in the Town of Liberty, Bedford
county, Virginia, shall ,ake the deposlons OF kn-
ius Thomas and others, to be read as Evidence upon
The trial ola sui depending in the Cncnil Superior
Cour Of Law Il Chancery, for the county Of Bed
ford, Nirsinia in which am pliAinif, aud yourself
and others are defendants; aud should said defos-
tons not be taken he days above mentioned, they
Will be taken on the next, aud continued from DAY
to day until completed. RICHARD TYRE.
March l6 x4Ku
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

AMimcAN WoMlN.-fhat the American women
have their pecuhauties, and III some respect mi In
be improved, Is CERTAIN, thsu principal fault in
soslety IS, that lhcy do not sufficiently moaulatc
then Voices. Those faults arising i1m association,
aud Ia winch both sens equal prone, are total
indifference II of rather love OF change, shifting
right away without the least regret, from one poi.
ton OF the Union 10 auoihef: remarkable apathy
10 the sniaflr gs Of ohc,s, indifference To loss
Of hir, londuessiol polHies, all Of whch unlem
uac aud lastly, passion for dress canned 10 too
great extent; but thus Latter Is tasily accounted
tuf, anl insrpuablr from society where all would
he rqa1l, But ON The olher hand the American
women lave virtue which the men have not, winch
is moral courage, aud one also which : not common
Wuh tie sex, puSs,ea courage. The Independence
and sufIt at an American woman, II oll widow
Wuhout resources, Is immediately shown; she CT
not su aud lament, but appirs hclseil TO some en-
pio> meut, 50 that she may MAINTAIN herself and lien
f chtilen. AMI sodium ttls m 81 dong. llete are
faults aud virtues, bo,h proceeding tom the same
on ia.
INeeond Se,jes 4 CAPT. Nayatrs Diary,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

The New Orleans Courier SAYS that about 6 hun.
bred thousand bales Of Cotton had been rccei we'd
there within the last five months. Thesame pap Ell
saws
Suits in the courts are more numerous than in FOR
mer yeats-houscs aud lots and slaves are sold when
sold at all, much below ihcn appraised value, and.
as FOR the gtca, staples Of The country, cotton and
sugar, Foreigners aud strangers we believe. now can
purchase st their own prices.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
9 q q = q 9
REVEHsEND EHgPOSTOEs!

4 O0k OUT Look out ). look out FOR an IN
IA IA NOUS kNANE, by the name OF ENOS
l.. FENWlCk, Of New \ ork, who was formerly
Baptist Preacher, and better known to the cilzrn,
oil Monroe County as the " Reverend Inpostor,"
This soulle's Villain. who WAS dismissed from his
pulpit, some time since, for improper conduct, is
now rendering himself still more infamous, by wick
edly attempting To impose not merely upon Church,
but upon the whole community.
few mouths ago. this Scoundrel wrote TO tho
Subscriber. at Boston, and wished 10 be appointed
an agent for The sale Of the Matchless Sanatlve.
The General Agent not knowing his dcpiayed char
acter, gave HIM an agency, and forwrded him
quantity OF the medicine. This he sold and
reunited the money and ordered another lot, which
WAS sent about moth since. To avoid any
suspicion as to the design Of his applying for an
agency, orto conceal his ''coyeu foot" he made
partial remittance of the sales Of the last lot, on;
40 days ago. Yesterday, with utter astonIshment,
The General Agent learnt, that this Reverend de
ceVer IS now Impiousy manufacturing with his own
unholy hands, worthless medicine.-a spurious
SanatIve which he is employing s"indIlng pedlars ~
palm upon the public as the Genuine Original.
IL the people OF America will only bear fact in
mind, there is not evena possibility of their being
dupedby this Unprincped villain, The fact is this
no pehiar, or travelling agent has been employed
IN tins country 10 sell The Sanative, or to leave il
WI any person 10 sell on commission. Again.
every Agent ofhe true Sanatye. is appointed by The
ly from the depository in Boston.
. . q . 9 Q
u Let all who buy the Sanative. land slmos.
every body does buy h,) REMEMBER THE
ABON FACTS. aud they may be SURE of OBJ
tanning the GENUINE ORIGINAL CON-
POUND.
N. B-Every Agent Of the Malchlass Sanatlve,
IS earnestly desired to give immediate alarm, by
having tins article inserted month in all the pa
pefs IN their towns. And that the General Agent
may be certain that the public put The look
out ior the imposter, lie will kindly thank all his A.
gents to forward him copy Of each paper advef-
Used IN, as soon possible.
d. S. ROWLAND,
General mel lean A gent. Depository
Boston, Dec. 90, 1889. eS Washington ST.
inll supply OF The above valuable Medicine 10
Kept constantly for sale, bv the subscriber.
GEO. W. A. RA1NE.
Clover Ill., Pr Ed, Feb "a. w5w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

VIE SUBSCRIBER will give liberal wages to
man OF business. tn supernicpd his hands on
the LyHchbnrg and Buflalo Springs Turop,ke. il
immediate application be made
Msreh9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
MARCH 81

NlRGiNI,-At rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit superior Court of Inv and thanccry, Ter the
county Of Nelson, in the month of January, l8iO:
James Brown surviving partner OF Christian sh,ach nHa
style aud finn oi Christian Shrack n Co., fialhnii,
against
Eli ruwcr, administrator Of Christian Shraek, deceased
Alexander Aundy Frederick NJ. Cabcll John Iorscy Mary
H. Swirr formerly Mary L. Shmck, und who was the mother
of the snd Christian Shack, dceeased and Swers her
husband aud Mary ShHck the SISTER oil the sand Chrsiah
Shnck deceased Deendan's.
II CnANcrRy.
Tile Defendants Mary Sbpack, Mary L. Swiers, and -
Swcs her husband not hasns entered le appearance and
given security according the net OF Assembly and the rules
of this CONT and Appearing hy satisfactory evidence thai
they nrc not inhabitants of this commonweallh On motion
of the Plaintiff hv counsel ordered, that the SAID peien
danIs do appear here before the first day OF April term
next, and answer the hill of the Plaintiff mud that copy OF
this order he forthwith inserted inthe lsnehbnrs Nrsnnn
newspaper published IN the town of cburg, for Tvs q
months successfully aud another copy hce" posted At the
front door Of the Courthouse OF this county ON some ooun
"''' ''' Eo. c CUTLER, Clerk.
Feb 10 w2m
yIIGlNIA-Atrulcs held the Cic,'- Office oftleCneu
superior Count Of Law and ChancofY holden IN and Tor
Samuel Paunll and Bryan " No@lo, lte merchants and
partners trading under the sly lie and firm OF Bryan w Vow"
lin 4 CO. Plaintiffs,
dealaSt
MANLY Ford and Benjamin W. Walker admir- of lS1ehah
End. deceased, Defendants.
Is CuAxcERY.
The Defendant Manly Fodnnt ing entered his appear
given security according the of Assembly aud
the rule. OF this Court and II appearing by satisfactory c,i.
denc. that he is nhaant otihs country ordered
that said Deendnnr do appear here f d day oihe
term aud answer the h of the Plaintiffs AMI thaia copy OF
the Of Lynchharg Tor two months slceessi,ely and
postcdat the 'front.' door Of the our honse tlls county
JNo' D. ALEXANDER. CHI
Feb Il w2m
VIRGINIA At Rules holden in the clerks Office OF tie
Circuit Superior Count of LAW aud Chunecry, for tho
Town of /, nchbur., on the 6lday Of January, 1910:
pmiI |. Warwick aud Adofhus ID. Road, merchants mud
i Plaintiffs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

PRINTING IN THE UNITED STATES
according to an esfitaaLe made sometimes since nv
',e Hew bediod Mercury, the printing business. in
heonied States gives employmout to two hundred
thousand persons, and thirty millions Of eaptal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

The Wllamspor Banne, states thai the Ches,
pc AXE and oaio Canal IS open tom that place TO
Georgetown,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

We learn from the Baltimore Sun that the preai
Eastern Mail is now carried between Baltimore and
Philadelphia OF the Wilmington Railroad. The
arrangement was commenced on SATURDAY, and
"lll continue as at present until the first ii Apri
"hen twill be carried through twice day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

Inc iohawioa oniragones proceeding is related in
The LItIle Rock Times Of the 9th nit:
o4irageens-We are informed by gentlemen
rom Fort Towson, that two or three weeks since
Citizen of The United States nj the head ,r e,,b,
or Ten men, had occasion to go into Texas TO,
some purpose. where lie came across a parry of
Cherokee Indians on tie borders Of Texas WIN
@eP' 10 slSht OF MN Tor Two or thee days, without
manii'siihg any hostility. Oae night after The
Cherokses had encamped. the whites STOLE npon
'nem and Killed seven eight of their mum Der
the Indians returned the fire. Killed one ortwo the
whites aud Then fed. The cause assigned BY the
cor" amer OF me whites for attacking the Indians.
was 'hai he was afraid they intended TO attack linn
ana therefore took the starr OF them Irthis is The
rue STATE al the case we think the United States
should Pnnish the aggrcssors and prevent, if poss,
nv any Iufihcr outrage of the kind. Our infor-
m,ape states that the. officers and agents at Fam
lowsnn consider it an Outrageous and pnnyoynk Oh
MURDER wan they not have the matter lnyestipa.
Tea ana Jnstiee rendered to The indians
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

VIRGINIA :Atrues held in the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cut superior Court OF Law and Chanccry holden in and
Ter the county of Campbell, the 3D. day OF February, 1910:
Rol en W. Scott Plaintiff
against
Mony Ford ant Benjamin w. Walker admr. Of IIezekiah
Ford dec d. Deits.
In CHANcERy.
The defendant Manly Ford having entered his appear
nncc and given security according the Act of Assembly
and the Rules of this Court aad appearing by
evidence, that he is nobtnnr OF this conntryt is
defed TINT the SAID defendant do appear here the first
OF the and the I'LL of the plaintiff aud that
copy ofths order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper,
published IN the Town OF ynchbnrg months
s'ely, and posted at the front of the Courthouse this
JNo.D. ALEXANDER CM
ViRGlNIAAr rules held in the Clerks Office of til. Cir.
cult superior Court of Law Chancer, holden in and
tor The county OF Campbell the 3d day ofFebruay 1910.
hlchafd L. Lyon Plaintiff,
:, George W. Lipseombo Walker DcNrnett and James F.
N'"'""y' Defendants.
In CHANcrRY.
The Defendant George W. Iseos,e not having entered
s nee ana given security according to the Of As
factory evidence thai he nhahan ofihs country
Of the next r SAM and oams, 40 on the fir.
copy ct ms order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
punished IN The town of ynchhurg, two months sicc..
county. A Copv-Tosc ~ W inns
Feb y JNo. D. ALEXANDER, elk.
-, TO WIT Az Cont held for Nelson County
at tho Courthouse, Monday, the 9th day of January
Elizabeth Murphy p,,;,,s
against
l. p'19rro Edmunds James W. Smiley and William p psr
kih deputy for Robert L. Kincud sheriff of Nelson co,
Defendants
On the motion of the Plaintiff by connsol -, 81, -, -,
IT, by satisfactory evidence the Court that ,l
,nh 1'ifo EdnnndS, is inhabitnn of This Com |
i"o'I' rs ordered, that the said Defendant do ann
be hill Of s9e the onr Monday April next and
WIN inserted in "rhe ynrhbu,e V,r;n " oe iorth-
Tciv and sn ne Town o. ynehbmg for months sneces
the Couria copy thereof posted the front door Of
"a .hS county, on court day. "
CoPy-Tcsie,
SIP.
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pioUghs ana Castings OF every descrip.
tim.

Nv McCLANAnAN q Co. are no constantly
W Manufacturing, al Their establishment in
the OLD Theatre, on the 2nd street above Planters
Warehouse, |, and horse Ploughs. made off
The McCofmIeh aud other patterns. House power
tor Treshing Machines. made off Of William Helm.
and Allan's patterns. Mil Gearing and Machinery
oil every description executed in the neatest manner.
and al the shortest notice.
eb. 10 II M-wtlA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

VIRGINIA, TO AT rules held in the Clerks Ohce
OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery fol
the county OF Nelson, in tho month oi February, 1870:
Jacob Pickett, Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
With ths Hero etc

asd il Ne get say way taifstr,
I'll tell YEA what you can do.
N.ll bring down kog 81 Hard { ller,
Aud drink to old Old fppecannr,7
Aud lnuk, etc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

Dec l6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

The follow to The popular air Of RostH tee f'
Was written srihe Harrison Convention in Ohio and sas
s.a.,ansly .unr hs cid anil ,ouue n 1T and af dnfn thai
xr,ai aud enthusiasts Observation-Disclosures HIts.
SONG The Here OF IisPcsanse.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

NTIRGiNtA AT rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law aud Chauccry, tor tho
County OF Amherst Monla. the 9Th day January 1870
Thomas n Eubank, late Shenllof Amherst County, ard
such administrator OF Richard ltuckcr deceased
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-22
state Of MISSISSIPPI,
MITE. COUNTY

49, sSs annie 3NOC4NA - -,
n III ,ersons interested in the foiio'0-
q Z Real Estate of Charles Rhodes,
Iva; GREETING:
are 4 bareby cited to be and appear
Drs the Probate Court OF SAID
IN Ire 4ih Monday Of March next,
XVI cause Il any you can, why the
ss,rs sshoald hot be ordered to be sold;
"A MI. The S E ar ofthe 3 W Or OF Sec
Nm MT &. township No. 3 Of Range .
rsss ccrtaining 80 0SAOO ofan acre:
M "A WITNESS the Hon. JOHN
WALKER, presiding Judge
II ofthe Probate Court Of A.
mite County, at the Court
House thereof, on the 4th
Monday Of January, A. n
164O
~ .s,ss N; 2Sth day Of January, "A. NJ
sE'' ,sXa q. Il. DAVIS, ok. Prob.
!, 46.et PRS. fee $40 sol
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-22
COUNTY.

TO all persons interested in Me Real Es-
tate Of John Nclin. decd. GREETINe:
VOU are hereby cited to be and appear
i before the Probate Court Of Amite
county, on the 4th Monday in March 1910,
and show cause, If any you can, why the
sane should not be ordered to be sold--to
wit Lot or Section Z, township l, ofrange
3, east; also, lot or section 6, township i,
Of range 3, east; also, lot or section Al,
township 2, of range 8, east; containing
in theaggregate, two hundred and twon-
ty eight acres, more or less; also, to show
cause why the slaves belonging to said
estate should not be ordered to be sold.
WITNESS .Jno. WALKER,
Esq, Judge of Probate Of
said county, the fourth
Monday of December,
1889.
ISSUED 3lst Dec, 1889.
s. r. DAVIS,
Clerk Of Prob.
Jan 46-6t-Prs fee $40 SO
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-22
\ mo- yRIf09IRo

a* m Nv 49, - - - V&h1N
A III. those indebted to the undersigned
"A are requested to make payment by
the 18th Of February, as longer indulgence
cannot be given--all those who fail to
comply with this Request will find their
notes and accounts in the hands Of an Off
Ger for collection.
I; C. #. oLDECOP.
\ Jan % 46-3t
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-22
Fc leCa ana House.
PORT HUDSON, LA. ID
Samuel f. Marks

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
~ and the public in general, that he
has taken the above establishment, and
opened house Of Entertainment. His
Table will be furnished in a superior man
ner, the country affording Game and all
the necessares calculated to please the
traveller andyisitor. Attention, also, will
be particularly paid to, his Stabling, and
the best proyinder and ostlers provided.
His Bar will be supplied with the best
Wines and Liquors ofeyery kind.
He has several neatly furnished Private
Rooms for the accommodation Of families.
Port Hudson is the place of debarkation
for persons going to Jackson, Clinton, &c,
The Rail Road Cars from Port Hudson
to Jackson, and to within 4 miles Of Gin.
ton, are now running daily.
Nov 30 4l-tt
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-22
I'D. j. GREEN,
Grocer and Provision
MERCHANT,
PoRT HupsoN. La

, PoRT HUDsoE, La.
HAS constantly on hand and for sale
- for cash, the following articles, TO
wit:
FLOUR; MESS and PRIME PORK, BA-
CON, LARD; SUGAR; COFFEE;
BRANDY, WElSKEY, GIN; CIGARS,
TOBACCO; SALT; SOAP; CAN
DIES, and RICE.
Together with all articles in his line Of
business, which he offers at the loves!
cash prices.
Nov II 40-tf
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-22
.MOrMs MMIt1c0Mlis
TREES.
TIME subscriber has lately purchas
4 upwards of
10000

MORUS MULTICAULIS TREES,
Grown in the vicinity of Philadelphia,
they are. from imported cuttings of the
genuine Morus Multicaulis, and measure
from three to six feet in height, he will be
able to deliver them in lots to suit pur-
chasers, by the LIST Of January. Persons
wishing 70 purchase the above article will
please address the subscriber, either by
letter or personally, as soon ms convent
ent, as the demand is extensive.
w. BADGER.
Port Hudson. La, Nov IL. 40-tf
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-22

list Will be charged nearly s
shed rates
the public, the will
intended
thus saving e the owners
lheavyt a xofs storage
COTTON will and receed for at all plantations ~ the hn
Skinned
the transportation on the road Written Instructions 81
agent
a Port Iudo will eachs by the TIL
be
delivery the
Persons directing goods the cOpany from New
onhe Rail TOAD vi
sgnated where they are be delivered. @189
By order Of the President and Directors 7
y s sS71 A.G THORN, AS
Port Hudson. August 26. ls39-29-tE ChafEpginef
| - r crates will be E
and charge q. ~ P. ii. r. r. o.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-22
Office.
II list Of letters

E
~ ENIAINING ia the Post Office at Ii
IL berty, Mi, on the lst day Of January
1870; which, il not taken outwlthin three
months, will be sent to the General Post
Office as dead letters.
A
Adams Alexander Andrews II H
b.
Brown Mrs Elizabeth, Butler Judge Aa
ron. Bourgeois Monsieur Pierre Ia, But
1er Aaron sr. Burris Mrs M -; Brown
John, Brabham James, Brown James IT.
G.
cox Henry. Cox Robert, Cain VIM Z,
clark Charles. Caldwell John, Curry p
3 I, Cook Drury, Claughton Griffin P, Cas-
sell Jno, Cotton Haley M, Chapman X ~,
Cheatham Tho r.
ID
Denman T, Denman J.
+
4 Ewell Micaiah.
Fisher II, Falls N J, Planners Henry
FIELDER Rev Charles, Farrenberg 1no'
Finch William.
Gale LG. Graves James J.
III
Hood Miss Nancy G, Hood Miss Eliza
beth. Horwood Henry, Harper Mrs Eliza
Nam Horton Jao, Houldt William, Hol-
i;ster 0rin A. Ravens Miss Della, Har-
r;ngton Fl +. Harris William, Huff VIM L,
Hili Beyserye, Hamilton Amos, Hackney
FB.
jackson David ,, Johnson Noble, James
PR.
Lumpkins VIM N, Loiin Francis, LusE
Joseph 3. ,-
MAXWELL Miss Jane, McGehee James 2
montgomery John, McMorris Alexander
Mason David, Mccoy Jesse, Moore John
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