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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
BEAUTIFUL GOODS

SPLENDID Patis Mole Skin aud Embroidered
~ Mcfno NIannlas
Block, blue black and other eoors, l,ish Tabinctt
tarc, eheap and most beautiful article,
Biaek, blue black and other coiprs Plan and richly
figured silk, some very exquisite styles.
bncnmmoay ilch and beautiful Pans Nous dc
Lainrs,
Black and blue black Chally de LANES,
Together with great many other articles com
p,isiag large, cheap and beautiful assortment OF
GOODS for the Ladies. WM. Nj. DAVIS & Co.
Noe IL Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16

KENTUCKY IRON MOUNTAIN AMMAN.
Missouri IS not the only State which conta lbs an
Iron WoUataia. Near Greenville Kentucky, abont
,I1feen miles from Green River there is said 10 h,
ht1ihe surface OF which includes about 5000 acres
,tm9st entirely composed of lion Ore. letter to
The editors OF the Louisville journal gives some c
cs'ni Of ihis great mineral formation The nr,,f,,,
ri3isssrs Bnekuer and Churchill who have rnu,.
'nrHrrd mining operations aud erected furnace on
,hs sFpl. ="
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
NOTICE.

fEiiik undersigned really TO receive wheat.
y during the for which he Wiz pay the
highest cash price. To prevent Misunderstanding
he informs his friends anil the public generally
that every where wheat is sent the MILL.
and no price agreed upon. 1t IS stored IN the Mill
the risA Of the planters long the price remains
unsettled. as he is only MILpEa. and not an lnsu-
rcr against ffe, water &c. ALEX. MUsDY.
Aur
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS

WE have Just received he greater portion Of our
W Fall aud Winter Goods, which comprise
large aud general agsonmrnI--They we.e purchased
Ia the Norlhcra Cilies generally Al very low prices
md viii be sold corfespculnes Wv 10 all who may
fayor lis With "a call Va inutc purchasers IN give
ON goods examination. u.s. we tesl confident that
40 can sui them both IN quality and price
TURNER 4 BUKWELL.#
Nov. 7 DIV ii--ofts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
RoslAN POTATOES.

HAVE Tor sale a small lot Of ks % III IL "
4 - - r. II r O r. =, warranted eenu-
ms II will be by reference to the Nov. No. of
the Cultiralof. that one bushel vas raised from one
Poatoe aud that from one bnshr seed seventy -four
bushels were gathered. Persons wishing to obtain
some of these valuable Potatoes cen be- supplied by
early application 10 CHARLES PHELPS.
Dec II IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16

4 III PERSONS indebted to the Late concern
I a II Lancaster K Bryant, will please make pay
mcnl Immediately. tt - des5runs To wind MP tic
bu44ness n ansafly day. Al persons having claims
against the ,iue viii present them ipr payment.
WILSON T.. BRYANT
surviving partner u Lancaster Il Bryant
Sav. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16

We learn that our venerable fello,, e;,;,o,a IL.
fapgAan- Yesterday resigned the various consul
'infs which he has long held tho dntes oC
rhch lie had 50 faithfully DISCHARGED. NJ,
v3hghan has been Consul FOR Sweden and No,way
IoHugai' Austria aud Brazil. Mr.. John Deyey.
esux has been appointed Vice Consul of Brazil
Air. Vaughan may be excused for Tins diyes,in,
n'mseA Of portion Of his public business as he viii
'n.ef iis e5ih year on HE 9Th OF this month
L. X G;o-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16

Reformation. -Spread cotton. about one
quater Of AN inch ihsck on piece 81 iNnhr sum
oleniy large 10 coger The pat affected. gum he
cotton 10 the lannol 10 caasn II 10 remain spread
When applied 1t viii produce ceiiet IN very short
Hmr tIoafh,che praecrdlss from decaYed teeth,
has been frequently cured by filing the csllies with
rtw cotton
EreeH, eofd. ,uay be cntei BY boiling togetho
= h4lf piH 81 mak. 4 tcasPooniui OF black pepper.
ael q small innip 81 haftcr to b. taken lot. On go
a. &, hed--to be repeated Ih1ce Of four ~ lts.
pleasant beverage, aud a certain turo.--
v !. Sinr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
slsl.SE N TslassE'aiN,
Opposite The Pest Office.

eElNG determined to sell at very reduced prices
~ all Goods exclusively adapted to the winter
trade. respectfully invite the attention ofthe public 10
their stock OF heavy Woolens and Binseys for Ne
groes, Point, Duflel, Rose aud Whitney Blankets
kentucky Jeans, S4,'nets, French and Eupll,h
Merinos, Shaws, Carpeling, Hearth Rugs. Fur
and Seal Caps, &c. &c. All OF winch will DO oaer.
ed at mere Commlssionto close The stock by splug
Dec. . IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
Drs. POWELL Il READ,

HAV1NG associated themselves in The practice
4 4 Of Medicine, will promptly attend all cases
committed to their charge, visiting each patient al
terustely, which will operate consultation in ey-
cry case.
Amherst, G. II. Nov. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16

"A j 4 Circuit superior Court oil Law anu Chan
n Gerry, continued by al adjournment, ans held for
The county of Amherst, the Courthouse, Thurs-
day, the 9th day of September, 1882
Peer +. Christian, Plaintiff,
against
William l.. Christian, Richard Davenport and
Mary H., his wife, John Christian. Elijah l.. Chris
tan, Walter l.. Christian, James G. Chrislian, Ju
duh Z. Woodson, Drury Christian, Charles l..
Christian, John Christian, OF Samuel, and
Samuel Garland, Defendants.
In CuANcERr.
The Defendants. Richard Davenport and Mary L.,
hiswllr. Charles l.. Christian and John Christian,
son OF Samuel, against whom the Plaintiff appears
10 have proceeded IN the mode prescribed by law
ganst absent Defendants, sl falling TO appear and
answer, and the subpuhas awarded in this cause, on
the 3Olh day of April, 1883 being returned sxecu-
ted upon the Defendant, Diury Christian, and the
same acknowledged by the Defendant, Samuel
Garland and the said last named Defendants still
falling TO file their answers, although four months
have elapsed rs well since the days OF the said
subpunas the fling Of The Plaintiffs bill, on
tlouo of the Painunby counsel has bill is taken Ter
confessed those Defendants: And therefore, this
cause came to be heard upon the bill, the answers
of the Defendants, William l.. Christian, John
Christian, Elijah Christian. Waite, r.. Christian,
James G. Christian, and judith +. Woodson, aud re-
peailou9 to the exhibits, and examination Of wit
nrsses. and was arguedby counsel; on consideration
whereof, the Count doth order that the Plaintiff do
render before one Of the Commirsoncts OF this
Of his tesator, John Christian deceased aud tho
said Commissioner is directed to examine, and
settle the account, and make report thereof to
the Court, with any matters specially stated. deemed
pertinent by himself or required by the parties to
be 81 stated In settling the said account, the Com
missioner IS drectedt9 take the settlement made in
the County Coat, . his basis, reservng to the
Defendant liberty surcharge aud lalslly any and
every item in the account
Aud tho said Commissioner is authorized TO ex-
anime the Plaintiff, or any of the Defendants, with
mterrogatories touching the subject matters oflhe
sad account, II required by any OF the Defendants
A Copy-Testc,
ROBERT PINSLEY, Clerk.
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,
December 23, 1889
The parties interested in the foregoing order, arc
hereby notified, that have appointed the 20h day of
February next, 10 carry SAID order into effect; on
winch day, the hour OF ten O'Clock in the morning
they are requested 10 attend at my Office, at Amherst
Courthouse. with copies of office rapers, then ac-
counts and egdeuees prepared for examination and
settlement. JAMES u. GARLAND Com
Jan. WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
"s.ooD nl :"


F.ganei farewell Is often hrnfd
From fbs ipsef those who pnH
TIN whispered 'oue--'ts gentle word.
Bm il springs not from The hsarf
Ifmay seeofor tn lovers claainglay,
70 BE- sang meath summers SKY
pu'sive me tho lips TINT say
TIE nestworls-"Good h,e 's
hl.sa, allcn nay zreet the car,
h. ihe eaisc Of county spnerh
btf9heH We iearc lhe kud and dear.
II. nol what tie sonl would teach.
u4ea rra Sc srasp the hands oithosc
We would have forever nigh.
Theaame afFneai'hip bursts and eio"s
Ia Lax easa lrsnA worJs-eGoSd lys -
Tho mo,arr scs8ias d,rih her child
10 nlesf sifil Gates aud stait,
Hrragsss through her tears her loaht, and los u,
- ii,c tn.ed one inlsre lifr.
No eol1 "aairun no farewell lives
Within hrr choking siEh
Batii.s deepest sob anguish gives
ICED bless Iiioe, DO, good bye E"
Go wsicA The pale and living saa.
Nh1u ibc ginnre has ipsi ifs bcam--
Whea Tic brow IS cold as he msttle -ton.,
Aui ,ae world passing dfeams
And TIC lai-s, pressure ofthc hand
Tn. look ofihe closing eve.
Yisid what tho heart must understand,
a lous-a last "Good bye ;"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
g.FSEy g0E ggsggsI,yY.

Tp1IlE STAPLETON MlLLS, arc now pre-
I. paied torrceige WHEAT, FOR which tho un-
designed vail give the highest cash prices during the
season. DAVID STAPLES.
lnlN Is WI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16

" Nanld YOU know this boy 10 be NV san r,or,
hs resembancc 10 me !" asked gentleman NJ,
rnrrAn answered. - Yes, sir; the makers name ia
stamped upon the hade" .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16

Mechanically hecident.-Jobn St,vs,s 7, -,
ah"nt IL years old. Of Mr.. John Stevens ~
ms sfs' Jeweller while skating upon The ice q n
rrnobseot river, in company with other how ,l;s
m'rn'ng' undertook the hazardous task of t,os.ins
IRE eaniiei, which was but slightly frozen b,aI
through. and was carried by the curren, md. ~
'se. atf Drowned. John Colby, about j yea,s aiI
VIA happened 10 be near, pulled of his acle,
PLUNGED IN and endeayored rescue him bn, III
eut sneccss. Bangor Uhie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
Az EASY ROAD TO vvEALTFl

HOras dEniliauuIis :ua silk Worm
Esgs for Sale.
\ HAVE one hundred thousand Nofu5 Nu}icaR.
a Us SIPS raced from trees OF uxnfiant growth
The yelulty al Lynchbarg, and Fifty Ounces OF the
genuine AamH0M Ihac Double crop SIX lporm
Eees which would engage on accommodating
terms, deliverable at any time before the first OF Amil
neK. ! e Eggs viii be sold by tho or lhou-
sand. Oflers nom distance VIII he strictly atten
l,d To i addressed to DAVID L. PHELPS
Lynehburg, w
Nov. IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16

WHO WANTS BETTER EVIDENCE II would re-
w the reading public the voluntary Jet
terz published recently in this paper and IN the Good Samar
tan the happy aud beneca effects of the admin
inn If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16

A poor waman WAS accidentally burned 10 death IN
tins place on Saturday last. 1ier. Gds.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16

\ NoHtF Acriny.- W,iist some boys were
PLAYING the f5of oi Oliver street, Saturday lest,
oas Of lhen accltutally tel overheard. aud would
have been drowned had 1T not been Tor Caplan WI
ler Smhh, Of s,hoouef Repeater. WHO immediately
leaprd overheard and rescued the boy.
" Y. Efpress.-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16

Baron Hiprilasen, Is the name Of the new Am
bassadof from Hanover 10 the lIutsh Coun.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
'oi,.nli.sioncr,s anir All y e.n..on.

"REMINISCENCES sale o. Negroes.
4 = CRSUANP to- decree Of, Tim County Court o
Bedlofd, pronounced on the oath of Decenl-
her' 1889, IN the seit Of Minor and others against
Minor adm'nlsral5t, the undersigned commission
e' "''l pr9ce'' the eth day oil January next al
Lioefly. BE- totd Counhousc to sell two likely
YOnng Slaves,
ire boy, named James, about l. years old; and the
other named Mary, about % years.
fcrms-@l5 of tie pgico OF each SiRrs will be 70.
qnifcd IN cash, aud credit oil twelve months for the
residue Of their price, the purchasers giving bonds
with approved security.
q. A. NiNGFIELD, Com.
Jan . wlw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
stocks, Collars &c.
40 UOs'rssAa.sO,< /,
Hi;s"s srous SIZE 10 $40 each.

esr1t GUNS and PISTOLS,
= Gun Bags Shot Belts and Flsks
Pocket knivra and Scissors,
Knives and Forks, Nc.
Just opened aud FOR sale chehp.
II. Is, RICHARDS.
Oct. 4.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16

fiemarsao1e Loneerity. -The village of Paw
frrrtwii population OF between d 500 contains
- prisons. or more than per cent. Of the whole
nta5er Of inhabitants. Go years Of age OF these
81 are between 60 and 20 81 between 70 and so :
4 newesn 90 Y 90 and over 90. Ten Of these are re
soiniionary pensioners, and several others are claim
nh's' Nut have not yet had their claims allowed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16

= modern writer we'll observes that"fema,e love
i'nrss WAS hes'r so angelic when administering To
~ u'' wants and relieving the necess sites Of the az
Airlsa." " "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
P0EYil,AI..
TuE rooR MAYS soNe.

FROM uLAsp.
A ponr man. poorer none, am |,
Aud VAR the world alone.
Yet do I call spirit fre,
And cheerful heart, nv n-n.
A sleesnuie ehili. PLAYED about
Ms dear, dear parents hearth,
rat ffief has fallen npon nv path
Since the, are Iaid in earih.
sserieh gardens ronnd ne bloom,
see the golden grim;
sIs natl Is haze and barren ell,
And trod viIb toll aud pain.
AMI vet though sick nt hear, I'll stand
Where hnppy faers throns,
Arl wish good morrow heartily
To all who pass along.
A b.nnicuns God Thou les,'sl m. not
To con,iadile-s desprif.
There cones gentle balm from heaven
For every child Of care.
3 sui N each dell fht SACRED house
Points muioly 10 the SKY,
1'lis orrlu aud the choral song
Arrest each pa.set by.
s7 sbinc the sun, il,c moon l.le stafs,
Nuh hlrssins cen bn He.
And when the evening bell rings out.
Then. Lord. ! speak with thee.
One Inv shall 10 the good disclose
FhY halls of iay and rest
Thru IN my wedding robes cen
Shall son, me as Thy guest.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16

Esauafd Senaheal-- rho venerable Peter Il
hftI. ssfou. IN bis deeply Impressive and cloqnrnt
speech. 4nthr Harrisburg Convention. sad. IA an-
sion 10 Alr Clay II envy keulncky she viii soon
hafc his ltl1es bm The world viii have his taue ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
CaEARs& -,

fNWo CASES very s.ptrior Principe Ciga,
J"s' received Al" y sale 10y he box) by.
T.. ECHOLS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16

he subscriber will give the highest prices for
IL yarn Socks, Feathers Flax Seed, Beeswax, and
Tow Linens. We also wish to buy Que hundred or
two Barrels Mountain Whiskey.
BAILEY N WOMACK
Oct, 81 :.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16

A 7 Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan
/ n Gerry, continued by adjournment, ans held for
the county of Amherst, atthe Courthouse, on Thurs-
day, the 9th day of September, 1889:
Peter Il. Christian Plaintiff,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-19
MR.. VAN BUREN'S LETTER.

MR.. VAN BUREN'S LETTER.
We copy to-day, from the Richmond En-.
quirerer, highly interesting letter from the
President in reply to questions addressed to
him by several citizens Of Virgins, desirous OF
wing a declaration Of his sentiments upon
various important points Of national policy
II will be seen that Mr. Van Buren replies, a.
he invariably does npon such occasions, wuh
The utmost frank ness, fully developing hisv ws
10 reference 10 aNstional Bank, the Tariff, A
oiiiionism, and Internal Improvements, eou
likewise at considerable length into the subjec
Of the militia, and the plan of organization pro
posed by Mr.. Poinsett, ~hirh Of late has be.
used with all the ingenuity Of desperation, hy
The federal party, as a means Of injudug ~
administration.
We hope that every freeman will read ths
letter, and contrast the open, candid, and mau
Iy conduc, Of Mr. Van Buren, with the sneak
in2 and dishonest course pursued by the can
didate OF the opposition party.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-19
STATE ELECTIONS.

We deferred making up our statement Of III
returns of The recent state elections until the
New York papers OF Monday were received
and we are consequently obliged to omit all
details and remarks, and state the results only.
We take them from the Journal Of Commerce
NORTH CARoLINA- twenty-five counties
give Saunders, (dem.) lO,153, Morshesd, (whig)
s4l0-Dem. maj. 1913.
In the Legislature there is a wing net, gain
Of Ihrss me rbers so far.
INDIANA has gone for the Wigs BY slight
ly increased maiori,y--Rigger having about TO-.
600 majority over Howard, for Governor.
KESrUcKY.-Reiurns from SO couniies show
a ~hla majority OF 1876. The coun;iss to b.
heard from will reduce This somewhat.
ALABAMA.-The election vas only FOR men,-
bers Of the Legislature, and rs far as heard
from the wings have gained largely. The
House comprises 100 members, and was last
year divided wings 34.-Dem Sc. OF the 81
members now heard from the whi2s have elect.
ed AZ, and the Dem,. %; last year SO TO 81.
In the Senate there will be denocrat:-
majority of or D.
lLLINoIs.-The election is for the Stat .--
islaiure only. So counties show a dee -,atc
majority in the popular vote OF 22ls being
gain Of s62 since 1896, when Mr.. Van Burep.s
majority in the state was Ala.
MIssouKI-Ffteen counties, comprising all
the whia s'rongholds, give whig maj. Of 7lI.
The Journ'i of Commerce says, the returns
come in about the same as in 1888, when the
V. b. majority in the State was 64O5. There
is no doubt Of the election Of Reynolds, ~ b.
for Governor, and Miller and Edwards, ". By
for Congress.
In the last legislature there was democratic
majority Of in the Senate, and 10 in the
House. The returns received show a DENIM
cratic neit gain Of members 10 The House.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-19

Democracy recognizes the right OF every
man to form and utter his own opinions. This
right il will neither sbridge, nor suffer TO be
abridged. " examines all opinions, and de.
cides for itself what is usi aad true. IL knows
no allegiance to party which requires the sur
render Of ones individuality. The members
Of the demoe,aiie party are freemeu. They
come into the party as freemen; as freemeu
they supper, IL; aud support il because it is
the party Of freemen, having for iis end The
universal triumph Of true liberty. They e~u
no dietstors Of opinions. Ii they act together
as party, II is because they have common
principles and measures. They have no un-
ion for the sake Of union !" bot union lot ihe
sase OF principles aud measures; and their nm
ION goes Just So far as they agree IN the .lme
principles snd measures, and no further. This
may be all Greek 10 the Wigs, but s'ery dem
ocrai will urdcrssand it. Every democrat re-
CARDS himself rs a man, as well rs a member Of
= p4,,y, and in regard to the whole domain Of
over which the common opinions of
his parry do not stretch. he thinks aud speaks
always ~ a man, with entire iudept ndenee, and
wiiheu, disarnns Of compromising his ra,iy.
P0-fcp pcef
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-19
A RELIC OF OLD TINES.

The following has recently been handed to
us. 1t was not known TO exist when we pub
lished an account Of The Negro Government in
Newport, in the memoir Of Rhode Island.
By Order Of SANGO CARR Gov
ernor Of the Blackmen in the Towns
Of Newport, Middletowp and James
town, in the County Of Newport, in
the Colony of Rhode Island, &c.
. To Sharper Rogers. Deputy Sheriff, and spe-
eialiy appointed a peace Ofictr by the said
Governor throughout his said Government,
Greeting:
Where's Guam. Treby, Servant Of Mr..
Samuel Treby, SAT- Maker, bath made applica-
ton and Complaint, unto me the Subscriber,
assigned by the said Governor Justice to keep
and preserve the peace within his said Govern
meDt, aud to see that equal Justice be dealt be-
tween man and man among The said BlsckmeD,
That Cufy Nixon, Servant to Mr.. James Nix
on, Gardner, Lawfully o~eih him the sum of
Que Dollar, which he il able and will sufficient
y prove, when admitted thereto, before lawful
ly Authority, And that tho the Complainant
frsjnently requests The said Cufy TO pay him
lhe said sum Of One Dollar, he never yet hath
done so, but still frsudulenily deiains the same
from him, all which 10 contrary 10 Our Law.
You are therefore BY the Authority aforesaid
hereby required to apPreheed the said Cufy
Nixon and bring him before me that be may be
examined, and the said Guam Tr-by heard con-
sernios the premises that equal Justice msy be
done between the SAID parties. hereof YOU ara
rot &c for which this is .ui.ie.eut warrant
GiDDANDO POTTER, Just. Peacc.
Ne~Port, August 6th. 1872.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-19

Fha OF rnE ArEEIoAS iSsTirury Tbs
great Anniversary Exhibition Of the choice pr0-
Ars. ~ill open To v:siiers ., Nib'o's Garden, IN
the city OF New lofk, on Mordsy. the Sih OF
October, nesi. Articles fer composition, IL
order to be entitled to al the privileges Of ths
Fair, mus, he e.rrerr5 . y, --s';c-s Fr'ity
q. c,.n-iar
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-19
Democratic, Sisste yv0nsiMs 4. .422s.
FOR PRESIDENT
MARTIN VAN BUREN,
OF SEw-YosK
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
RICHARD NJ. JOHNSON.
OF KENTUCKY.
z lie o r o a 8.

HENRY BULL. ofNewpori.
JOHN D'WOLF, Of Bristol.
JESSE howard. Of Crsnstop.
THOMAS S. TAYLOR. of S. Kinestosp
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-15
Tine Madison WING Advocate.
,uLso> a MURPHY.

frW M thhaH II aAtaAee "A q
n.....,.Hr r.4 alHff
...i +. discontinued aa'a aH
1000. tfesftitiaa Hgtun g e, Paa.'''
r..I.ss ..shIff % discontinue wiN P'e'F AFe
7 ss ah.sana6n received igf e ifss nms Than
mHHihs .+.,..f =.
u.itfs eff s4Hafo, Hen liHfa e lee9 iof iAe
~, in.traa. aad nv fsfh slalfe 90 each
aJ,sp.samests which afe h1i bmIifd 90 &c
...aeseUpi. ~ 10 the numhefoi Insertions, viii
" continued until afdofed oai and charged
tae.ss .uf es'ofa whenever ad-
.l. v.il So sAaf-ra tht m'f ei f-1 ne
t,,, f,r every cen lines lei seealHeet..n ~
r,,sal circulars or public addftsees lor "a
"esf ef Hdp.dual persons 81 companies, Wv
s.elsred he advertisements, unu ai Gee .sL.f
4ta
rates. u. ~
U NlgF f8FTs- -.s- ttet4. 4a.es.at,. %. 10. AZ.
An JOB Uork must be paid Tor on delivery
raravr ga isttcrg mW w paid, 10 thrf wil
not be attended ID.
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.H.t4a ngt mi N4s'f sm, $40
Bebasa rs lafqar
49, aa@e@~ lvssass esas ..s ss.s xGnA. L.
John u tameroH
EsY sguc af Chg above stated ease TO
HS me directed, I win expose 70 pub
Ne -alr for cash. before tho Courthouse
door, III The Of Canton,
v - re f''~ "-4 ~e.ssrlA4 -. - "a - .A IA
Oh IoHdfg7hr hGag ~ SefffFsiY yS'fif'
The following property, 20 WITH
certain lot in The Town 0f 1mur; 'fT@'r'''
i'm c,s9,|s2G49sAs-st~2@ ,l.sggio.~. street. !,
and running back two hundred feet on
Fulton street, on which there is good
dwelling house.
Levied on as the property of defend.
ant Cameron, aud will be sold TO satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost
s. HAMBLEN, Si'F
August /, 30-35 pr Zee Sll'
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.Hadisaa Gfcat Court N5rca,bsr Term, 1910.
Woodson s. Whitnoy
va On ii. ia,
Gmiofd Griffin,
RY virtue Of the above stated case to
~ me directed, will expose to public
sale, for cash, before the Court house door
in the town Of Canton,
On Monday the 7hday Of September 1910,
Tho following lot or parcel Of land,
to wit: Part Of lot number eight hund
red and twelve, in the town of Madison
willie, as laid of IN the plat Of SAID town,
formerly owned by said Griffin.
Levied on as the property of dolendan
and will be sold 10 satisfy the above sta
tod case and cost
S. HAMBLEN, Shf.
By J. r. HErH, Dcp'y
August /, 3O-35 [pr fee SliI