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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

aud the several lots pirees of Ground the CIT,
oi Richmond on tie 9Th day of the same monte,
commencing with the FIST named Lot. at half pass
o'clock, +. NJ. aud continue from day to day, at
that hour, until ended.
JOSEPH MAYO, Comm'r
Sale conlucledby
TEMpLEMAN & Dickinson, Auct's.
Riehmood, Juht4 vim
4 T a Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
a Gerry, continued aud held for Nelson county,
at the Courl house on Saturday,, the % day Of Nh,
1910:
William Fnzparrck, administrator with The will
annexed Of john Fnzpan,eh deceased Plalnl,n,
against
Moses Hughes and Belsey is"ife, GEORGE Lit
leinrd and LYDIA his w,fr, Jsue Hughes, execulrs,
aud Moses Hughes aud James b. Hughes, execu-
tors oil James Hughes deed. aud the said Jane
Hughes and James b. uugaes, heirs and d,vlsees
OF SAID James Hughes, deed. Alexander Flzpal-
REX, Jno. L. Fnzparrick, Frances Win, SILLY
Bradford and William Fitzpatrick, Defendants.
The subpoena issued IN this cause having been
returned executed, upon the defendants Jaue
Hughes and Alexander FuzpaIrck, and more than
Tour months having elapsed well since the return
day thereof as the filing OF the plaintiffs bill, and the,
sitll taIlng 10 file thei answers the plaintiffs bill
Is taken Tor confessed as To these defendants and
lheieupon this cause on this 21 d4y of Nav
$50, TO be hea upon HE bill OF the pianlin tie
answers Of the defendants James b. Hugh : Georoe
Ltttlelofd aud LYDIA his wife aud Moses Hughes
win feplieatons thereto, upon the sad subpnaa
executed aud The order of publication al rules on
The day OF June, 1852 which appears 10 have
been duly executed the exhibits filed aud was ar
gded by counsel; aud II beng admitted that PEND
Ih2 tins sun George Littelord hath departed tins
ne ms "le Surviving HIM, whereby her nights in
ihr subject IN controversy saryWed 10 her: on con
Sderatlon whereof The couu doth adjudge order and
decree, thai the paurif, the adu'r with The WI
annexed OF John Fl'zpainek, deed, do, as early al
ter the first day al 0,lobe next may be practIca-
blf the slaves being hred unrIl that lImr sell
AT pn'llc auction, on credit OF twelve months as d
recled by the viii, all the slaves Of the ,sraor,
"tnch may lave come 10 has hands. IS also he iIaot
OF Land mrnti"ued 10 the will upon the sane terms,
taking bonds aud good security lfo, tie purchasers
aud retaining the TILE 10 the ldud. Aud The court
not al THIS time deciding the rights Of the pariIe IN
the proceeds OF sdie DOH direct that the sand com
missioner retain the same IN IN, hands and maxi p
report thereof TO this curt. Aud The count doth
reer It TO one OF the commissioners of the court o
examine and report TO the count the claims of H. p
respective parties IN the estate If the sad lesI,tor:
also examine, State AID seltle tive plaruFs account
together with any othei matter winch be may think
pertinent, or winch may be teqaned by the pan1es
10 be stated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02


BY the several orders made in this cause on the
rs h day Of September, $3.50, and on The 9Th day
Of Apul. 1870, 'the count dath ad udse order x
decree, that the defendant, Ark. Wallhal tx,or oil
Edmund Loekeu, deed, do reudcr before Commis-
>louer Watkins an account of his Ieslaurs' admin
IStat0u OF the estate Of Nm. II. HARRISON, deed -
Also that The same defend ant d. der belo the
Sa ne Co nmsSIouer an account, shewn! what part OF
the specific legdeies his resatnr delivered overlo
the specific legateeS.'-And it is further ordered,
that the same Commissioner do report to .he Court
the portion OF the plaintiffs and of Missouri HARRISON
dec'd oi such OF the specific egacIcs have been
delivered to the specific egaters aud which of The
parties are liable 10 the SAID m ,inufs and the admr
OF sad Missouri HARRISON deed for The same
with any mattetspecially stated &c. &C."
The parties IN SAID suIt hereby notified TO an.
pear before me, AZ my office the town OF FarmvllIe
on Tnrsiay the 2lst day of July next aud 10 far.
nish me with such evidence will enable me TO
execute the several orders herein mentioned
f. n. WATKINS. Com.
Fatmvllle. June Is waw
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RO. c. CUTLER, OK.
I oMMIsSIONER's OFFIcE.

- LUNln- Sim, june 81, $50.
Inc parltee interested IN the foregoing oId,t md
dec'ee, viii be pleased 10 take notice ihu | have
appointed Friday the l7th lay Of July next. 10 com.
m'ncr the taking The accounts aud WIDEN, therein
dfeeten' on winch day. by ten O'Clock m the morn
my they are req rested To attend al my ,fcr win,
Ihef bo"ks, papers and vouchers, aud COMES NJ
curt papers prepared for investigation and seilIe
mpnt. SpOfSW GOD G,lJ,ND G.,
jane IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

AikhINlA-At rules holden in the Clerks Office nj III,
'Eeu' superior Conr OF Law and Chancerv far The
town OF iYnrhbnrg, on the 9Th day OF June 1910 WV
James Saunders, INV pi;r
against
J'hn H. WoodgNte and Robert Robinson Robert Norris
~, "N1s'. Defendants.
nc n'I'nhahis John II. Woodgate and Robert Rebnson
"g 10 the act OF Assembly aud the Rules fbis Conr,
mn II "pPean" by satisfactory evidence that The, m n, IN
la'anS OF country II is ordered That the SAIL 49,,
mus 40 h ar here on the first Monday in Septenbernnx,
a' hs"er he h OF the Planti; aud thai con; ot ~;
, , inserted some spappr printed in Ire
""n iNGhburg, ortwo months suco essyely ana n,i
q" 's front door OF the courthouse the said town
C6py-Teste, D. R )pFS ,l,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

Al OFfArS bEGETABIE LIE MEDICINES
VI Thee Wed ines aaets1 tor hrf 10 ihep
mals IN parfitr the springs and channels Of
HE. aud edug su an renew ed inr and sieaf In ma
eef6od winch l.cn ads public, AID almost
-e,soi DIS Winch tlIs human Hume = l.abie,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

4 r. Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
n Gerry, continued and held for Nielsen county,
al the Coun house on Saturday,, the 81 day Of Nh,
1910:
William Fnzparick, administrator with the will
annexed Of john Fnzpdulch deceased Plalnlif,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-02

June
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June 225

THOMAS L. BOULDIN,
Special Commissioner.
June 25 v1u
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-03-19
Second Monday in April

1910, and unless the said defendant shall ap-
pear, give special bail and plead or demur,
within the time prescribed for appearance at
sad Term, judgment final will be demanded 4.
galnst The property attached, and the properly
SO attached vii be sold and applied to the nav
ment OF the plaintiffs demands and all COSTS
mn, Z. N. DAVIS, CLERK.
D'1fh"ghdm q Walker, PiainhG's Auornics.
LIBERTY, MI, February, 25, 1910. 8w4
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DISSOLUTION

III ME PARTNERSHIP heretofore ey;s,;,o
IN between v, t. Crawford and lanes n
smiley, IN the practice Of law, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. N''
j. NJ. Smiley VY''' ~
Liberty, March 7th, 1910. i,
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. NOTICE.
NOTICE.

a ! the April Term, 1910, of the Hon. Pro-
IA bate Court of Amiie County, the under
slsneu as Administrator in right of his wife on
Inc Estate OF Nathd" RGfclGe, deceased will
present his accounts for final settlement and
GARNET BRYANT.
February GO, 1910. Qua
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~ Office is hereby given, that on the 17tb
L Y day Of February, $780, W. II. DiIling.
nam, plaintiff in this case, applied for and o6.
tanned an attachment from I. w. Pound Eso
justice ofthe peace in and for the county Of
Amlte, against the goods and chattels. lands
ana 'enemen's, OF W D. Smith, defendant, for
me above sum of $8o9 90, returnabe 10 the
PrIl term next, ofthe Amiie Circuit Court. toI
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NOTlICE.

ETTERS ~ Administration on The Es.
H. tate Of William II. Do5yas. deceo sed
having been granted TO the UNDERSIGNED y, ,be
November term, 1899, Of the Probate Court II
amite Coupty-All persons indebted 10 soid
deceased are required 10 make immediate pay
ment' and those having claims against The
same, are requested to present them within the
lime prescribed by law, or they will be Corever
barred M. M. WHITNEY ap.e'ef
February 81, 1910 owe !.
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SONG OF TIRPECANoE.


AR--"oM ROsin The Bo,On
Come, lei us all Join in chorus,
And shout il along as we 90;
Our song, the wing prospect before,us
And the Hero OF Tppecanoe.
When the savageinyaded our border
And thousands most shockngly slew,
He drove them with death and disorder.
On the banks of the Tippecanoe.
When the British and Indians united.
believing they'd conquer their foe;
Most bravely Fort Meigs saw recited.
lhe scenes ofold Tippecanoe.
lecumseh and Proctor determined
The conflict again to renew;
But the Thames wild forest re.echoed
The glory fTippccanoe.
for an age,he has served them in, earnest,
And ever was faithful and true;
And our country's now reapng the harvest.
Was planted by TiPpecaroe.
iiuii' secluslon Inc people now call him,
10 come out before them anew,
For one single term to install him
OurPrcsident-T ippecanoc.
lhe wings have all buried dissention,
AS patriots ever should do,
And have sworn 10 man, in convention
TO stand by old Tippecanoe.
Ihe locos have chucked denying
That whigism ever will do: .
But astonished, they hear the whole natio,
Huzza for old Tippecanoe.
Inc republican banner is waving.
Unfurling lis folds to the view.
Oh.twhigs let your motto be, "unjon.n
And rally round Tippecanoe.
re Toes TO misrule and corruption,
Come join in the jubilee 100,
And we'll shout at the next fail election
For Acknowledgements.
Our sires in heaven will join chorus
:, And call up old Rosin the Bow.
Ioplay on his sweet sounding yiol.
The tune of old Tippecanoe.
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NOTICE.

FORWARN all persons from trading for
n a Note gwen by the undersigned with Rem.
ben Smith security, TO Samuel Harrel. Sr
Tor the sum Of $l886 90, and credited with
500 Co. aud due on the first day of January.
1889, as the consideration for which said no,e
was given having entirely failed, am deter.
mined not to pay it unless compelled BY Law.
~; j. II. CALDWELL.
February 25, l840 ow9
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-03-19

~; B;-Each pupil may furnish her own bed
ana bedding or they will be furnished ifdesir-
cd No pupil received for less period than
one quarter, 10 be considered as Commencing
al The time of entrance In case of sickness
,oa more lhan one week deduction will be
made from the Tuition. = =
WIN. SMITH, Principal
w books and Music can be procured Of
me subscriber on reasonable terms.
:, \ The Liberty Advocate will please copv
'ne c above until forbid,-Feliciana Wig. =
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TAILORING BUSINESS
BOOT MANUFACTORY.

y NhE subscflbef would respectfully inform
n the citizens of Natchex and State of Mis-
slssippl, that he has now the best workmen tba,
over was 10 the South, and is prepared 10 man
uiacture BOOTS q SHOES ia the most fash.
lonaole and substantial manner, warranted q
qual % any made in the United States. Per,
sons At distance wishing to send their mea-
Sufes, VIII please send money equivalent 10 ten
dollars New Orleans funds for Boots, and they
may 90 sure Of their orders being strictly at
lended to. An assortment Of first rate Boots
Always on hand. ARTHUR KINNEY.
=, Main street, Natchez, Mississppi.
February 90 l840-Nd. Cour 10.
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NOT,l..!CI,....E.jI:.:,.

y consideration ofthe present state of the
n times the subscriber has been induced to
change his terms for board and instruction
which are now reduced to the lowest possible
rates, and will be found in The following adyer.
tisement
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GUARDIANS NOTICE

y =
i N pursuance OF an Order Of the Probat,
u Court Of Amite County, on Saturday III,
I'm day ofMarch, will proceed to sell to tn,
highest bidder, on the premises, on credit o
O ,ne and Two years, the following describef
tract OF Land, containing Fifty Acres, the
property ofthe minor Heirs OF Robert L. Dunn
Deceased, lying on point in Section 90.
township =, Range 4, East; where the stream
called FEEDERS creek ntersects the Eastern
Lineoi Section 81, Township 2, Range 4, East:
and and running thence South with said Eastern
I'm % the Northern Boundary Line of Sec
llon ~, Township 2, Range IA, East; thence
WIN SAID Boundary Line East 10 the South
:, corner Of said Section 22 thence due
NORM with the said Eastern Line Of Section
*, % said Folders creek, thence Westwardly
WIN the n'eandcrs Of said creek, 10 the place Of
beginning '"0 p'1'o =
= \, SAMUEL B. SIMMONS.
uaaTa'dn 81 Bolivar, Harriet, and Benz. Dunn
January 80, 1870. IA
!, 81 HE above SALE i postponed until the
second Monday May. wv
CIT. SAMUEL B. SIMMONS.
Guardian Of Bolivar, Harriet, and BENJAMIN Dunn
February q, 1870 "''''' ON DInn
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= :
w. n. DILLINcmAM Y JAMES wlInnn

W. u. DILLINGHAM; NAMES wALKEn
Lave associated themselves in tho praetloe ~ ~
law and will attend 10 such 0, inc
rs may be contdcd TO them-Odicos =, INA.
Amite County, and Woodyle, IN Wh;n.an IN
at which, ono ofthe partners viii he co,nJ
sent professional business In case Of ao
az business iodgcn Tor them in the hands of M Davis
attention. '"ef prompt
August 80, 1889 o.,
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Ill. j. BASS g. co.

Ill. y. BASS g. co.
B AVE just received at their pRospRf.r
r Ia NIL STORE, handsome assoc,
! p piolt oi rreSn and Seasonabe Goods, fro1,
, Dos.on' New York, and Philadelphia.
zoo ps fashionable Caicoes,
Eng. and French Mernos,
Mouselaine dc Lame,
4 !oooo yards Bleached and Bro. Domes,ics
h Mens, Ladies', Boys, and Chds Shoes
4 Negro Brogans, ~
! 0oilins y Cos. Axes, assorted patterns
1 Fine Cast-SIeel Hoes,
I beaver, Castor ard Wool Hats.
Farther, China, and Glass Ware.
| CASTINGS,
| MEDICINES,
Tubs, Churns, and Buckets,
Sugar, Coffee, and Salt,
FINE Cloth Coats and Pants.
Superior Cashmere Pants,
Blanket Coats,
Caslnett Pants and Coats.
oo'n' CASHMERE, Velvet, and other Ves,.
ALSO,
HARDWARE, ASSORTED W..
Screws, Spriggs, Hinges, Tacks, Snooos FL.
An.ves ana Forks,-and Pocket Knives,
m from 70 cents TO 81 90. &c. Szc-
o'her with great variety, making alto.
so'her one orthe best assortmellts in the com.
a.y' ne citizens of Anfite, Pike, and Wiki.
sOn' are respectfully invited to give US a cal
Us we are determined 10 sell goods at reduce
Prospect Hill, adams Co., MI, Dec. 1s. 1889
: ~ y, D. All kinds of Mississippi money wi,
DC taken at its value. wa
HI BASS & co.
GROCERIES AND PROVISTOS
= = Bills. (sup.) Flour,
= - 100 Kegs Leaf Lard.
100 bbls. Irish Potatoes,
so Sacks Salt
Tierces Rice,
25 Goshen Cheeses,
~ Boxes Sperm Candles,
100 Boxes No. /. Soap.
1000 lbs Bacon Sides and Shoulders.
5ooo do. Canvassed Hams,
~ bbls Brown Sugar,
80 bbis Molasses,
IL bbls. Loaf Sugar.
loo Caddys Teas,--various kinds.
20 Sacks Coffee,
g bbs. Buckwheat Flour.
90 n. Havana Segars,
go bbs. Prime Pork.
~ boxes Iobacco,-yarious br,nJo
Brandy, Whisky, and Wines. 1'
Shot, Powder, and Lead,
$500" a,en' oalefa'us; Pepper, Spice, Gloves,
u'megs' and all other articles IN the aboy,
1aa,. A. NEAFUs.
2e1nson, La, January LIST, 1910. 2
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sADDLERY BUSINESS.

WI. subscriber respectfully informs he
~ c.'izens Of Pike and the adjoining Coun
t Y tna' nc has opened Shop on Main Street.
ironing the Public Square, ia the house for.
merry occupied as a Grocery, where he will
carry, on the above business in all its various
branches. 'a''o1~
H., JEPTHA H. OFT.
hoimosSille, Pike County, Jan 10, 1910.
4m3
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CLINTON
lEGMAA& GGMINAR'Ya

- - - N-9 " ~ tAkA ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ q
IN Wills Institution is now open for the re-
IL cePlIon OF pupils, under the direction Of
able and experienced Teachers, who have been
employed for the last or wears as Jnstruc.
tors IN some of the most hourishino Institn.
ions OF New York State. Neither trouble or
expense have been spared in procuring Teach
erS OF ilrst rate standing and character. and
.he pubic may be assured that the pupils Of
inns institution will receive the most constant
ana careful attention, and that every facility
Tor the requirement Of useful and thorough
education will be afforded under the present
organization Of the school
Inc charge OF The department for nstruc-
uon ~ lhe various branches of classical and
poite literature will be confded to Jas. Rich
le; q. NJ. a graduate of Harvard University.
VINO VIII be assisted by his Lady and other
ooie lepchers, as they should be needed
ne subscriber will instruct in vocal and
instrumental music and his Lady will have
charge OF the domestic department. No mains
WIZ %l'l DC spared to render each department of
thls institution worthy of the entire confidence
OF me public, whose patronage is respectfully
Inc situation Of Clinton, its GROWING innor
lance, the facilities for communication Win
sno surrounding country, "a Rail Road, being
,%a completed to The Mississippi ri,er) and
.lo remarkable healtbiness ofthe place togeth.
81 with the paucity Of good schools in the vi.
'inity, are reasons sufficient to point it OUT as
'he OF The most desirable locations for a Liter
'ry institution in this region of country.
lERMS--Payable quarterly in advance
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PETIT GULF coTfon sEEn
ADMINISTRATIONS NOVICE

M HEREAS Letters OF Administrator
wv having been g@nied to the undersign.
ca Dy the Honorable Probate Court Of Maridh
County, at the January Term, 1910, on tic
Estate Of William Z. Gerald, deceased-
tlce is hereby given to all persons having
claims against said Estate to present them du.
~ authenticated within-the time prescribed bv
law, or they will be forever barred, and those
indebted % said Estate, are requested to make
payment
JOHN D. GERALD,
administrator, dc boais non.
February ., l84o--- a~6- Primeer's fee S7
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NOVICE.

IL persons indebted to the undcrsipne,
IA either 6y note or book account, are re-
quosted TO make payment by the first Of ApriI
All who fail to comply with the above reopes
Will md their notes and accounts in the hand,
ola proper officertor collection. '''
March 10, 1910. " vi !,
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TRUNTEEsS SAFE

I -
T. virtue of Deed of Trust Executed !,
- me by WIN. IL. SPILLMAN and FRANKLIN R
HACKNEY HACKNEY, bearing date the 18th September
1888 OF Record in the Probate Clerks Office
o. o, AmIte County, will offer for sale, by pub.
nc auction, at the Court House in Liberty on
me 2nd Monday of April next, on credii iii
!lo hrs1 OF January next, certain Lot of Land
,ho 'lle Town Of Liberty, with the buildings
,n n;i % known and described on the Plat of
sad Town, as Lot Number -Four. IN Sonare
Number Seven, excepting Thirty Feet IN widthI
to be taken from the Western side of aid r.,
Purchaser will be required 10 give note With
approved security. 1t is believed that the t,,o
: perfectly good.-Actng as Trustee shall
convey the title secured to me by The above
named Deed.
WILLIAM H. DILLINGHAM;,
r.o Trustee
- ao4o' 6W6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-03-26

Individual debts on the common fund OF
the Union. or to impose them on The
shoulders of It's most prudent associates !;
or. let me add, to dishonor itself, and The
name of an American, by refusing to pay
the foreigner what i, justly owes Let
The indebted States remember in time, that
there is but one honest mode of paying its
t)ebrs: stop all further increase, aud I'M
nose taxes, 10 discharge what they owe.
There is ne, State, even the most iu-
deb,ed, with The SMALLEST resources, thai
has not ample resources 10 meeI It's engage
ments. For one, pledge myself: South
Carolina is also in debt. She has spent
her thousands in wasleiul extravaganza on
one of the most visionary schemes that
ever entered into The head of thinking
man. dare say this even Of her; |. who
on This floor stood up to defend her almost
alone against those who threatened her
with fire aud sword. but who now are so
soueamish about State Rights, rs TO be
shocked 10 hear it asserted That State is
capable of extravaeant and was'eful ex-
penditurcs. Yes, pledge myself that
she will pay puncualIy every dollar she
owes. should it take The last cent, without
inquirina whether it was spent wisely or
foolishlv. ShonId | in this be, by possi-
bility misiaken-should she tarnish her
unsullied honor, and bring discredit on
our common country, hy refusing 10 re-
deem her plighted faith, (Which hold
impossible, deep asis my devotion 10 her,
and mother as she is 10 me, | would dis
own her.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-03-26
THE GRAND REGULATOR.

Nothing is more common than 10 attribute
the present wretched condition Of The currency
throughout our country, to the want Of Ma
tionaI Bank. The establishment of an nsti,u-
ton of this character, in the opinion of a large
and respectable portion OF The community,
wond remove every evil. to which the money
ed class is subject. A Grand Bank with tlem,
would be- n grand panaoea. 1t would be like
the famous Lain of Gilead. or any other of the
patent nostrums ofthe day. perfect cure for all
the ills that The pocket, not the flesh, "isheir to-"
The Merchants that deserving class Of citi
zens, have generally fallen into this erroneous
noiinn. In the Atlantic cities, the minority of
them are supposed to be opposed TO an lnde-,
pendent Treasury, and in favor of National
Bank They see the present arrangement of
the currency, and they naturally wish for
remedy. They suppose that the creation Of
National Bank, which, with its immense
capital. and mighty resources. would control
the State institutions, and check them in all
,heir operations OF business. or profit, would
restore a sound and uniform currency at once.
Nothing can be more lamentable, or moro Ger.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-03-26

MARRIAGE OF YIcToRIA-Thc nuptials of
Queen Vctora,w " hich have 50 long been spoken
Of. are at length duly solemnized She will
now, no longer he styled the beauti(uland peer
less maiden Queen OF England. The spell
which has been thrown around her, by poets
and novests and journalists, is broken, and size
is now. plain. Madam Vic,oriu. wife Of a me-
diocre, petty German Prince!
"Oh what a fall was there. nv countymen J"
The proud Barons who formerly bent the
knee to Hirgin Qncln. may now pay he, but
unwilling homage, as she h-s cas- aside. thar
time-honored title. What care they for the
consort off foreigner, CT blood less noble than
themselyes7 In sober earnest. the marriage Of
the Queen may work mighty changes in the
affections of the people of Great Britain. Such
things have been, and may take place again.
Whatever may befide, we who are plain
Republicans wish all happiness to the Royal
bridal pair, and earnestly hope that the mighty
empire over which the Queen bears sway. may
long preserve amicablc relations with our own
Republic.