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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-03-13
a New Department 81 rovernment.

Mr., Clay presented to the Senate amem-
1orial of large number of citizens Of KY,
praying for the establishment Of new de-
partment Of government, VIZ on AeRIcuL-
TURF and CoMmERcE. TWAS refarred % s
COMMITTEES on AgricultuTo.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-03-13

On last Saturday, report was made, IN the
other wing of the Capitol, on d subject Of great
public interest, which was ordered to be printed
for the use of his House. II was confded TO him
for this object, and for no oherand whilst have
been looking for 1t with anxiety, table is ex-
tracted from il, published and circulated through
out the city, and lest this might be too sweeping
and indiscrimlnate in its destruction, an "EEtTG''
newspaper is published enforcing its conclusions
as to some, and excul pating and lauding others.
Had the Public Printer been simply what pub
lie printer ought to be, doing the work Of this
House, without any connection with a partizan
press, would this House have tolerated him in
handing over its public documents confded to
him for the purpose Of printing only, to the con-
ductoT OF the partlzan press, to be used by him,
garbled and distorted in every member, for the
purpose OF sustaining attack against private
citizens! cannot think the House would be so
lost to sence OF its own dignity as to permit it,
In what respect does the conduct Of the public |
printer differ in this matter, from the conduct to
which have referred? In suitability and unfair
ness, not in the slightest degree whatever. The /
documents sent to him for publication were cone
fided to him for specific purposes, to-wit; to be
printed and returned to the body by which the
work had been ordered, instead of which, in ante
cipaton Of that publication, t:ble of the report
is published in an extra paper, founded upon
facts contained in the report! This | charge to
be a contempt to the dignity of the Legislature,
and although as things now stand, / cannot hope
to see the dignity OF the House vindicated by dis
missing the present printer and electing one more
worthy of our confidence, will nevertheless not
be restrained from expressing my scorn and con-
tempt for ahis unworthy and disgraceful viola
ton of duty and propriety.
The following is a condensed summary Of my
account with the Mississippi Union Bank:
Upon NOtos, $4,000
Upon Exchange, l3,47l
S38,47I
This shows what really owe to the Bank, and
to secure which, have had appraised and mort
gagged to the Mississippi Union Bank, real estate
600 of the capital stock, and should the Bank go
into operation contemplated by the subscribers
my stock loan under the charter would pay the
debt with which really should be charged.
As Endorser upon Notes, S49,O45 80
Exchange, 1860 90
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Presidential Qualifications.

1t is said with much truth that General
Harrison fights .OeEE, thinks 'OeII, speaks sOelI,
aOrites sOeu and ploughs yell. No president
except Washington ever possessed all those
qualifications.
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S52,595 80
SI4,O44 80
28,66t 70

$42, 7O9 IL
The band has advanced upon 300 bales from
which these notes are collateral, one hundred of
which has been sold for S5,437 Sc. Remaining
unsold, 779 bales. Therefore, it is apparent at
once, that the last item of my liabilities amount.
ing TO 42,709 II is, in reality, merely matte: of
form, since the debt has been paid, in cffect by
delivery of the cotton upon which the money was
advanced. This statement of facts fairly made,
would in reality rsduce my liabilities 20 the Bank
the large sum of $4,000; which, most unfairly,
has been neglected to be noticed.
1t is my intention to avail myself of the earliest
opportunity to lay before the public the existing
state Of the facts.
That the "Extra Newspaper should have been
published before the report, distorting the truth
by its remarks and insinuations, against some who
were named in its columns, was but to be expec-
ted, considering the source from which they eman-
ated and the lOathsome work which they were in
foDdad IN narFOrvo
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OmGallon Law.

The New Orleans Bulletin says: ss.rhe.
Legislatursof pIississipp ideserves the thanks
of the country for their perseverance in the
Temperance cause"
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WILLIAM #. HARRISON,
Whig Candidate 20 be Preeidencu. ,

General Harrison never wrote or spoke
any such thing. In our paper last week,
we published that portion of the speech all
luded to, which relates to slavery, entire
The copy which We use was lately read in
a speech delivered in the U. S. House of
Representatives, by Mr.. Afford of Ca, who
declares himself not political friend of Gen.
H., but uses the speech in an argument
against some ofthe v. B. members of Con-
gress upon the subject of abolition. Being
read therefore, in that place and uncontra-
dicted by the enemies ofthe General, it must
be regarded as authentic. Compare the
above SANDER with the speech and see the
base perversion. There is not aslave. hold
er ofthe South but will heartily subscribe toI
Gen, Harrison s sentiments.
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@FOr a portion of Sheriff's Sales see
first page.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-03-13
The way theY 40 things in Ohio.

We refer our readers to the following article
giving account of Harrisonmeeting in the
State of Ohio on the 22nd of January last.
Read the account and see how the old general
seems to be estimated at home. Federalists, sing
requium to your hopes in the West.
From the gainesville (O) Telegraph, Jan. 90.
The greatest political meeting ever known on
of Ohio, was held at Chardon, in this county, on
Wednesday last, January 22d. It was gather
ing of THE PEOPLE of Geauga county, to res
pond to the nomination ofHARRISON AND TY-
LER. We cannot convey to our readers who had
the misfortune to be absent, an adequate idea of
the numbers that assembled, of the unanmty
that prevailed in behalf of the common object of
the great movement, or the enthusiasm which
filled the bosom of every one, from the young man
who had just stepped, for the first time, upon the
arena of political action to the aged revolutionary
veteran, who had, perchance, come up for the last
time to testify his love of liberty, and devotion to
the cause for which he sacrificed so much in times
gone by We will, however, attempt a brief des-
cription of that fell under our own observation,
regretting that il is out of power to do Justice to
other portions of the county.
The professor from this village Of ChardOn was
probably unprecedented in the State of Ohio. The
vehicle from UTionUiHe, drawn by six horses, and
containing an excellent band of music, and
large number of the citizens of that place led the
procession. very respectable delegation from
Ashtabula county were board; and waving
over their heads aoated banner, bearing The fol-
lowing inscription:
''DoN'T GIVE Up THE sHIP''
HARRISON AND TYLER.
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Marriage enlarges the scOne Of our hap
piness OF misery; the marriage Of love Is
pleasant, the marriage Of interest easy and
marriage where both meet happy.
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or Below we publish the answer of R.
M. Williamson of Madison, in reply to some
remarks made by Gen. Price, editor of the
Mississippian. Col. R. and Gen. P. both
being good democrats, the matter does not
interest us in the least, but by request we
have given place to it:
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A base sIander Refnted .

The following scrap is cut from the Co.
lumbus Democrat, and has been of late fig
uring in several of the most reckless and
abandoned ''paid for" presses. The fellow
at Columbus has the impudence to place the
lying scrap as Standing falsehood at the
head Of his paper. Here is the pitiful SLAM
der: .~sfzs }
''Should be asked if there be no way by
which the General Government can aid
'' the cause of emancipation, / answer, it
g has long been an object near my heart, to
g see the whole surplus revenue appropri-
Sc ated to that object.''
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Mississippi Sea.COast,

Mr. Wheeler, the Commissioner appointed
by the State to survey the sea-coast upon
the Southern border of the state, says:
"The state possesses a seashore ofseventy
&c miles on direct line from east to west,
6 and more than one hundred including the
z" meanderings ofthe coast. In the main, this
j" shore presents high, healthy and well
' timbered bluff, free in a great measure,
&c from the wand marshy sWamps peculiar
Is to southern ATTITUDES.
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Union Bank Notes.

We understand that the Marshall of the
SouthernsDistrict of Mississippihas determin-
ed to receive Union notes in payment ofex-
ecutions,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-03-13
"THE Union OF THE WHIGs FOR THE SAKE or TB
IIN1nN .
THU HERO OF TIPPACANoE.

IHH HERO OF TIPPACANOE.t
s'Is HE HoNEST?-Is BE cAPABLEn
Then followed the car from CentreUiLIe, drawn
By fourteen horses, with out-riders. Il was fitted
up for the occasion by the citizens of that place
was 50 feet long, or more, and contained some 40
or 30 citizens of Centreville and the vicinity. in
Guiding six Revolutionary veterans. and MANY Of
the oldest inhabitants of Madison, township. A
splendid banner waved gracefully over their heads
with the following inscription:
SHE Old WHIG BANNER OF ,76.,
HARRISON AND REFORM.
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.
sis HE HoNEsT!--Is he cAPABLE?-Is He FAITHFUL
TO THE CoNsTITUTIoN?n
"HARRlsON AND TYLER.n
IHE oHloFARMER AND THE CONSTITUTION.
"LIBERTY AND UNION, NOW AND FOREVER"
CREDIT AND COMMERCE.
This was, in truth, splendid banner, got up by
the citizens Of CentriVle for the occasion, pain
ted by their own artist; and was justly the centre
OF attraction to many eyes during the day.
Nextln the procession was large sleigh, man.
ned by the citizens of PainesrtLe, drawn by four
hne horses, and bearing an elegant flag, painted
by Mr.. Single for the occasion, containing, on.
one side, portrait of General Harrison, larger
than life; on the other side, the American Eagle,
holding scroll, containing the following memo
randa:
ssWILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.
Appointed an Ensign by WASHINGTON, 1871.
100 seers.aryN. W. Territory BY ADAMS
Appointed Indian Commissioner by JEFFERSON
Appointed Governor of Indiana byJNrADIsoN,
Appointed commandor-in-chisf, N. W. Army,
Appointed Minister to Columbia by ADAMS,
1924.
Battle of MIAMI, August ~, 1894.
TIPPECAN0E, November Z, 1911.
FORT MEIGS, May --6, 1873.
THAMES, October is, 1918
tsHARRISON AND REFORMS
AtConcord, the procession was Joined by citi-
lens Of Mentors bearing Gag with this inscrip,
ion:
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Union Of lhe Whigs-.fOr the sake of the
UniOn.-WISE.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-03-13

FOR PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES,
Gen. WM. HI. HARRISON.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN TYLER, of Virginia.
Wing Electoral Ticket.
SERGEANT S. PRENTIss, of Vicksburg,
THOMAS J. WORD, of Pontotoc,
HENRY DICKERSON, of Lowndes,
T. JONES STEWARD, of Amite
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stThe above is a picture of our free institutions
rs illustrated in the different branches of business
forming the great connecting chain which binds
our Republic together. The ttUNIoN OF THE sTATEss
-tsTHE TEMPLE OF LIBERTY's-stTHE CONSTITUTION
AND THE LAwSh-ttTHR AMERICAN FLAe''-THE HAM
HER, THE PLOUGH, and THE woRKsHoP-are all sub
ectswhich formthe glory & honor of our country.'
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Upon Cotton Notes, per my own,
=" g. as Endorser,
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YAZOO CITY.
gs "a @T9WgNsa g@aT@Rs

Friday, March IS, 1910.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-09

PRTSG GARDEN FOR SALE am desrou' 10 sell that tel
= tr farm and beautiful SpnG Garden situated In
county Hanover Pamunky River Iwn ar, above Hrw
Castle and Richmond. II contains be-
eight hundred most ii II very fertile
considerable portion hne meadow and the entire tract sc
hps. degree uf abound- wan St;H
Mari and San" Gna rs ma! c seen ~ refer
Geological Reports al Professor Rogers bong
money. When due, and that I" ~ annual legal ihr
The irifg aiih beauty al ttS farm IL
T. The market aud facility q" rr'iea
ii ths notice OF any prison dt'''N "Nh
such nnp,rry. Mr. lancN Jones, residing
EIyn. take ren.ur. show a. those "h" may
also r. fr them lri"nd t! T. street %
ding nacthoro,d and Whn has tong han"n IT. II ms
property sold III Ih fret al >rIirmour WI u" leased w
Gather possession VI" be gwen az ~" Isl
January privilege Of sowing small gam t
fall.
enquiry addressed Ia the subscriber IN Washington
dGrng u" congress, and Afterwards near Rchm"ud
y i! ~. \ nr,,,,I az. n,iop ". u. ROANE.
ii2--awu
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T;sz,Ss ~. z, 5000 = s:..5'
5ssaiSlsS q :9!iIslg;S..
~ CUGDi.iL III Ll.CiN1,
OF L'TEfHiR M L'.iEDfs' s.,


Most 'rP'r'1s' {" nc .i",""". ranging >ar p.
80 lf.'l"f "i tht L'l'"At." '"." ,''..'' {"
L"r'. "e' 10 iai meteor. tin '"HH"h'S ' i!"NH- nt.-
wIr Ia mas receive" oh "i' U"''''' u' N"'ii,t. ~.
mn oi ram,
= Ms = '" t'f'y. w" E.I' "''i,'"' ~ VIZ, h'' ir r.
ing tht lucina toidai or i|N o' i!N'' i"n also 49, #
~ ~ ,Ir"iSn', , , Wv W. = |@'o1
WIZ bh'~ h,i''1N' i'''I' =, - - 's' Wy, antg.,
that ihe demands on me it W" ;'p''' 'a ~ "Nl #.
inventor. are 80 numerous IVA '' ' '' ',It aa ..
drr> from rance 1id li'l '''"' '. NV ' .' &.r
the privilege h.dlrd - tbs ara o'hrf rastru.
NATURE urG'r Ia -rnrTil|t iHt "h'Ai- hi h.s a..#
throughout the w''rl!
''t'jy,n under ny nan" ~ ''tl-, "' ''' ,. "" Is
MARY. ~ The yea ~ oar A"t""'-N' "''' ,' 900 '..
'".'' = %. :" hIN
hfsithp hLiL.'' : Bgtf,...,''
W. MIrarfr,
The United states agent i5r llh iH'ht '"r!"l s,3',
grateful arknuyyrdg InuUt> l." hr Hati'ug gTrH2 ~E.
has already received, and al" i"r The h@ns testimonials
been -rnt hn. touching Nir alno' hiii1iHa- r..
ms lur.tImah!r InrdICH,. The w'll founded ttHa
uriun loriIal warrants III, agent Withdrawing L., -
yrti,rm.nr> hut tr benefit nf those urs'E hu ua
unaware al it, nature h, would explicitly INST
,l3a,n,- ,rI ,hrIr discovery. which has ,ri 81
non IN Ertlr,ihat il speedily restore. The N.ur Hu,u,
h,,, Il Ia disease. uiiurgs Hgt
.i,iIy rrnnyat. M rrorrrnnt functions. ult r, 4a
fr IN, .j,urT nlr> and above rl that i - '. uH'
80. discovered l,r the removed imIulr l ua. .,
r,n. II, I, males. tu Ine Il, id. ya.ty inyratua'a. a...
!. also hi.nl, ri-rI in .lrr th.rn.riri. iH a U
.,ratrnn. iurontiu.u,r at the ammo. uv"'"u'.n ..
thereof r!uuI ct M" ,ata. DC" s.a' 81" 'E
aged. ~.
I'm order that az rl.sc> IT society maN r'r'. f .n
Or Maguiu !l,rugrrN. the Amru.Nt iuoYHnar ". .n,.
tral TN. Cordial shall sold "a bottle =" stN ur.
r,,lurrd iloo ii dollars, Warh Is ..- N#tH ta. .
,,rt,. rgoruti l,r n in Frame.
john WINTERS IiuGbE2f Ell. So 4.
Luar Sna.,' ss..rr...
Since IN, inrrOGucton If thi- Celebrated ~ d.un u' o.
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POETRY.
"MucH YET REMAINS uHsrN".
THE DIsINTERRED WARRIOR

The DlSlN f.NhE.b "
Nv ". {. HESkSI.
Gather him TO his grave again,
And snlenniy and softly lay,
Beneath the verdure of the PLAIN,
The warriors scattered bonesaw
Paw the deep reverence taught OF "in,
The homage of mans heart 10 aea'h'
Nor trifr even with the mould
Once ouickened By the Aimighty's Dtea'h'
The soul hath haIlowcd every part;
Tb,, remnant Of martial brow,
Those ribs tina, held the ms:hiy h.,I., ,,.
Tt',, s,rnng arm, ali. rs stren1thicsS now
Snare then. each mouldern. irasmtn. sPats'
OF Gods own iin1se-'ct mem resi-
Till not n trace shall SPEAK /" "'eie
The awfnl likeness i impressed
For no was freshrr from The hand
Tb,t formed nf earth The human race
And II the elements dd Stahd
In nearer kindred than our race.
I, ,n,ny n flood Of madness to>t,
In nan, a storm has been MS pain,
~. hid him not from heat ar frost,
INT met them aud dehed their wrath.
Then were they kind-th" forest here,
Rivers aud stlller wnters, Palu
a tribute Ia the net and spear
OF the red ruler of the shade.
rruits on the woodland branches lay,
Roofs in the shaded mould below:
The stars looked forth Ia teach ms way,
The still earth warned him If his Toe.
A noble race. hut they are gone,
Wirh their old forests wide and deep,
And we have built orr homes upon
Fields where their generation steep,
Their fountains stake orr thirst NJ hooh'
Tnnn their hills our harvest waves,
Oprl,yers WOO beneath their moon,
All. let up spare At least theH @'"'e>
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NEA;ROES EOR SALE

NEGROES FOR SALE
ON MONDAY, the twenty second day Of newt June. being
~ Court day il fair not the neat far day, Will be offered tor
SALE Court House III. highest bidder, on credit 81
rdiuGb Sdr three !"tn. men
and three plough hays, belonging To the Estate =" william DAVIS
deceased. Bond with approved security VIII he required
GEORGE PANNlII,
Admir-. ii VIM. DAVIS, decd.
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TOR The cure Of White SwrllnE', Scmn!oa5 and et=t
/ rnors U.ccrs. Sore Legs old and fresh Nanfs ~gaN'
Bruises. Sveilags and iGammauo,.s, scald Head, ''.-
sore Breasts. Rheumatic Pains, letters LT'iI1Hs I
WHioN : ,llles CorGs ana external t,*e1'e, EgE"a. g
likewise greatly suP.yT any iue&ee ect.ip'T bs-e4
the ckSffS ticFs ami ,sb. # hrrsr.~ r'r n'-i ~
gps-ana short Tor even t,:er"ai Josg er'i s.1; mag "
!v, Of o. ttGy.
Tins ointment possesses three very desirable pr7s ~.
sbdnes the Inflammation, causes Tree discharge 81 is
rpt matter, and produces tendency To- heal "hs Il eAe
Is mid and pleasant ia lis operations. 49,.
NJ" YoEs, Apll IT, lsg'
Dear SRI have just effected very snrrsrg cure p -
head through liz means Of your most potent S'tr ohN
The patient James Egan shP carpenter tao , J1"s u.
ard leg tron the mp Downward drcid,ul? 'c1G'd 10y ae
setting of an enormous clGlfron Ut pitch, ~ TIE ~ DO
The poor nw in rr,rcd" torture "hDn wa 'tI'
ana was almost alrai, that he would have - t"i 10 h"'
ton; hut my macul1,si. a:;rar'.e lu,ct h'
gcHi land p.nuitil upon tho rtf, aatr i i" .a
real prast!r. find t!li Il afforded almost t'H"a.. "
-irrr All" 10 hold rational f'''s>'
applications. 10 nee "- "@" ..HI#'
sinp h. It II tIw ny tn irr on 30 ur and Duo IN" ..
.al~ the wound iir Lr3i.t rs p pfrHi na "a ".
a,rnrd. ihr'gl three "t,ss hsIar. ~! #' '.
sumo NJ. tls,iaI occupation. >.iaG r ,Hn#t ."i t
case. a nu.A .I.ia., j.. lie 'A,eiEltg - "g,
.pcr,uc. JUN ''"' .'.' ..'
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IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hanover County Court AprI
L %, ls4n:
James F. Cross, Plaintiff.
agin>t
Nancy Cross widow OF John Cross dec, Joseph Cross Wi.
linn H. Cross, sars A. Gross John s. tioss Edwin Cross and
Elizabeth Cross the Elk last Of whom infants under the Of
twcnty-nne years. Defendants
This day the santiThy his attorney and filed his BILL and
the def nlnS having entered -r appearance and
cury according Assembly
and sitsflc: evidence that nhlh,
ants Of This Co ordered that the said defendants d,
here the h d1y o; July Cnsr. and
Tits said b aud that copy Of this order b: forthwith inserted
In newspaper published III the city Of Richmnnd for
month. SUCCESSFULLY and that another cory posted the from,
door uf the Courthouse Of this County
a cepy-Te:n, FHi1,iP B. WINSTON, c. r. c
Nay ~ S-weg7>
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AIRS. DOROTHY A. PRICE, Take no;ce that Monday,
W the 2h day 81 july next At my house, IN ne count! q"
Louisa in the State Of Virginia. shall take the dispositions
Willis r. Parrish and Others 10 be read a evidence Chance
snt depending the county court Of SAID county, wherein
am plaintiff, and you and others are defendants.
Yours respectfully,
GARLAND REYNOLDS.
Nav o6 5-lawiw
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GROCERIES AT uNCSI' ALLY Low PRICES
WE selling goods cheaper than have ever been able u
w olcr them hCur having laid III the same al very 10" '>
Va Offer the following:
10 hhhS v brlCan, 2tn ~ cent per pound I
the barrel, cash
10 do. Porto Rico very l"w prices
s PRIME -. tr"iN sugar
100 bags Coffee from 10 - up
100 bbI- y Orleans MuaScS family article, ~ h
per gallon iy the barrel. cash
10 hhds. prime West India do.
hbl- Nn. Gn-, ilcrInt-, 81 Jpperfec'ly sutuh
81 packages LOAF Sugar. j. uw II IL cents
80 bhs beautiful Clarified perfectly white, suitable
for preserving
~ packages splendid Teas
81 boxes very fresh bunch Raisins
Cheese of various grades
Allsrice, Black Pepper, Ginger Mace and Cloves
10 900 lbs. Cotton YAM nj reduced prizes
N;us &c every description
Iron Of all slz
salt. NJ largest and best -acknc
Raw Cotton and Wool COTTON and Wool cards
Lamp Oh. Sperm and Tao,. Candies
Powder and Shot. 1rrpcutHe soap
And great variety of other goods suitable for farmer and
others.
We determined any and every thing our line,
III. lowest for cdahccvhg that MI trade ~
matey 10 that. WYATT WHITE.
March 10 Wi-t
NOTICE.-Mr James h. r. Bacon will please take notice,
InhabItan Virginia, that the ~ day
deposition Of William g. Overflow Sooway Courthouse. and
his deposition should not be- that
day, shall proceed u take on the NUoway court day
beng 9th OF August said place; If then taken the
being the Sd Of September $50; and be
hours al each respective day Of 10 y. W. and vi
10 he read evidence suit depending III the GrcI; sn
perior Court Law and Chancery, Of the County Of No,nway,
which plaintiffs, and you and others defendants.
WILLIAM H. MILLS.
RODT 8. FI.TPPiN.
Nav Of 5-yy;w
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Letter from the Secretary Of HaI, tra"smtHg Sys'e"
ofre.mgani =ation Of the Militia Of the I. ).
WAR DEPARTMENT., March ~, lslo.