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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01

Mcssrs. MOUNT and LEWIS, the F" hig Bond pay
ing candidates for Representatives at the next
session Of the Legislature, have now commenced
addressing the people of the county. The Oppo-
sition candidates have been on the stump using
every exerton on their part for some time past
but, we have every reason to believe their efforts
have been made without a particle Of success.
The people of YazOo county arc honest, and the
OratOry Of such men as are now pushing them
selves forward as anti-bond paying candidates,
serves them but for scOf and ridcule. Our bond
paying candidates have put off visiting their friends
to a somewhat late hour; however, that is imma-
terial, for scarcely word from them is needed to
prevent this county at least bearing the ignomini-
Gus brand-".4nti-Bond.'
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01
From The New Orleans Picayune.
From Washington.
DISSOLUTION IN TIE CABINEr


The cabinet selected by Gen. Harrison
is at length broken up. On Saturday. the
llth inst, five members of the cabinet.
Messrs. Ewing, Bell Badger, Critenden,
Granger, rendered their designations, which
were anticipated.
The four first acted Gin oncert. and mott
fed the President, On Friday night, that he
would have their designations the next dav.
MIR. Granger came TO the same determine
ton, after consulting with his friends in
Congress, from New York, and thew were
all of the opinion that he could not remain
with proPriety. Between II and , o'clock
the first four sent in their designations. ac-
complained with seperate statements Of the
reasons for their course. Athalf past three
Mr.. Granger sent in a similar communjca.
ton.
The folding nominations were sent 10
the Senate the same evening, which BODY
was in session until very late, viz:
Attorney General, Hugh S. Legare, OF
South Carolina.
Secretary of the Navy, Judge Upsler, Of
Virginia.
Secretary of War, John Mclean, Of
Ohio.
Secretary of the Treasury, Walter For
ward, of Pennsylvania, Cat present first
Comptroller)
Mr. G. Wicklife. of KY, is spoken of as
Post Master General.
None of the nominations were acted
upon during the session of Saturday. The
latest report says Mr.. Webster has resigned
and such we may fairly presume to be the
fact. The Charleston Courier has the an
nexed:-
"Mr. Webster has not resigned, and will
not at present He showes no disposition
1t is said, to act with the Clay party, in the
crisis, nor with Tyler party either The
president, according to general rumor, has
solicited him to remain, but whether he
VIII or not, is uncertain. AS regards ouI
foreign relations, the views Of the president
coincide with his But am confident Mr.
Webster will not remain month longer.
"Ihere are many reasons that led to this
result, but the prOximate source, it is said
was the transmission of the second veto tc
Congress by the president, not only with,
out any consultation upon it with the cab
met, ut without even advising them of his
purpose. Not one of the cabinet knew
any thing of the veto message until it was
hawked about the streets The 6rst inEor
nation that Mr.. Badger got of the veto
It IS said, was from boy in the street, of.
terng 10 sell him a copy. But, while the
CABINET was thus kept in the dark, the whole
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substance, ard even the words Of the mes
sage was communicated to others, and
published abroad OF course, the cabinet
considered this an evidence that the pres
ident distrusted them, and would be glad
to get rid of them"
No legislative business Of any great I'M
portance was transacted bv either branch.
In the House, report was made by select
committe in the case of Messrs. Wise and
Stanly. The report recommended that
these gentlemen should be rcprimanded
that any member hereafter using insulting
language on the floor should be fined one
hundred dollars; and in case blow should
be given, the member TO be expelled Thi:
report gave Ilse TO a very long debate,
which was terminated by motion TO re-
commit the report with Instructions Il
amend it so as TO declare that Mr.. Wise
having made satisfactory apology, and th'
matter having been amicably and honor
ably arranged between the parties, that n
farther proceedings were necessary. Thi
motion prevailed-ayes lO4-noes, Sc.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01
British Fnnd-Ninnrers.

In the article "PrcseRt, Past and Futtrc'' in our
last extra in which we gave a short history of the
sale of the State Bonds upon the proceeds Of
which the Union Bank was established. We al
so gave statement of the distribution of the Stock
of the United States Bank of Pennsylvania, to
whom the bonds were sold and which institution
is still the bona fde holder, having only hypothe-
Gated them as collateral security for loans the
Bank had made. The statement of the distribu-
ton of the Stock of the United States Bank was
taken from authentic documents of late date and
It will be seen that instead of "Brtish filud-nlon-
gers" and "Er Kings Of Holland'' it is our own
countrymen the anti-bond payers, propose cheat
ing out of Five Millions Of Dollars. Look! The
citizens of the New England States, hold over
three millions Of the Stock of the United States
Bank; are they British fund-mongers?. The cit
liens Of New York and New Jersey hold over four
millions: What kind of people are they?. The
time honored States of Delaware and MARYLAND
| hold over two millions-Vrginia and North Caro-
lima nearly million; South Carolina and Georgia
over three millions, and the citizens of Pcnnsvl-
vania over five millions, making in the aggregate
nearly Ticenty-Sir Millions out of Thirtg-Fire
millions of the Stock Of the T. S. Bank held and
owned by citizens of the United States, and
large portion of these Stockholders are WIDOWS
and ORPHANS: they fund-mongers! Did The
La1O Of South Carolina directing Guardians to in
rest the funds Of MINORS under their control IL tie
Stock Of the late United States Bank convert these
infants into fund-mongers!
Now let US see how the matter stands:
Stock of the Uuited States Bank
held by citizens of the U. S. $3.50, COO
Stock held by Foreigners, 9,I68, 900
From this it appears that three torts of the Stock
of the United States Bank is held by our own cit
liens and ne.toutrth only by foreigners The deb;s
Of the Bank must be paid, and to enable her to dc
so she must use her assets, part of which are the
Bonds Of Mississippi for Five Millions of Dollars
Now it is proposed by the anti bond payers that
Mississippi should dciraud her own countrvmer
out of three-fourths Of this sum (c3,750.0OO0 in
order that loss of one-fourh, ISL 25O,OOO) should
fall upon foreigners; and, they attempt to Justify
this high handed swindling by alledging thai
these foreigners are "Brjtish Fiuld-uongers" But
why all this argument about ,cIto are holders Of
these bonds, 1chO would be loosers if the State
should so far forget its dignity and honor as to e
fuse to pay them?. No matter who holds the
Bonds, Mississippi got the money for them anC
when they are due she must return it-There !.
no other course without fixing blasting stigma
! upon the honor of the State.
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A Lexington Union Argument.

We will suspend our ordinary rules, and
forego the blackguardsm in an article in the
Lexington Union" of the Goth inst, in no.
ticing an article of ours, for the sake of get
ing at an attempt at an argument of the
editor.
The substance of the thing is, when strip
ed of the nonsense and vuIgarity of the
Union, that we stated that the most formi-
dable portion of the anti-bond party was the
Union Bank debtors. And the Lexington
paper asserts that those debtors are in favor
of paying the bonds-of course then. OF
binding themselves to pay the Bank, and
that the people who have shared in none OF
the benefits of the bank are the anti-bond
payers exclusively.
Such an absurdity as this, cannot be palm.
ed upon the people even by the power and
influence of the "Union". What is the sit.
natiOn Of those men who owe the Union
Bank for the money borrowed of it by them
How does the bond question affect them
Let plain candid men look at it moment.
No one can for a moment pretend but that
the first and immediate effect of the sue
cess of the anti-bOnd party is to relieve eve.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01
To Candidates.

We would respectfully inform all candi-
dates for office, that we tciH not print the
name of any man on the Election Tickets
unless the same be authorised and PAID FOR
IN ADVANCE. We are compelled to adopt
this course in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. we
have placed the names of all the candidates
on the Tickets and when we presented our
bill! for services rendered, was refused pay
ment by many, on the ground that they did
not order Tickets to be printed.
We wish TO have the Tickets printed, for
the approaching election, by the 25th inst.
so that the candidates can have an opportu-
nifty TO distribute them through the county
before the day of election. Candidates will
therefore, please send in their orders early.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01


DR.. RoBERr MoFTGoMERY, Of Madison
county, is already announced in our paper
as candidate for Senator under the Oppor-
tionment law of the last session, from the
District composed of the counties of Yazoo
and Madison.
We are prepared to state to our fellow
citizens of the district, that DR.. Montgomery
IS about the best selection of candidate
that could be made. He is we'll and favor
ably known both in Madison and Yazoo, in
both of which counties he has resided many
years. All who know him concur in saying
that he is a very intelligent, talented and
we'll informed gentleman, of firm political
principles, of great moral worth and univer-
sally popular. We are heartily glad TO see
such a man in the field, and we have not
the slightest doubt but he will succeed over
hrs competitor, Major OFT, by larger ma
jority than ever was known in the counties.
The political opinions and principles of Dr.
Montgomery we need hardly say are "sound
to the core" He is wing good and true.
He is in favor of recognizing the validity of
solemn obligations, and will never consent
either in the Senate or out of it, TO q pros
titution Of the honor, the character or the
credit of the State, or the reputation of
her Constitution and Laws.
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YAZOO Oily.


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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01
BELMONT.


United States Circuit Court, to Norember
Term, lS4l.
Baker, Johnson & Coz
VS.. ais. Fl. fa
John f. Williams.
ef virtue Of the above stated fl. ia. to
- me directed from the Honorable the
Circuit Court of the United States for the
Southern District OF Mississippi, | will ex-
pose to public sale, for cash, before the
Court House door of Yozoo county. Mi.
within the hours prescribed BY law. on
Monday 25th dag of October, nert,
all the right, title and interest the said de-
PENDANT, John F. Williams, hath in or to
the following described property, to wit;
Lot No 1856, 60 feet front on Main street bv
$50 feet back, situate in the town Of va
zoo City: levied on as the property of
John f. Williams, and will be sold 10 satisfy
the above f. ia. and costs of suit.
ANDERSON MILLER. Marshall
By t. L. ARNOLD, d. M.
Sept, 20, lS4l. Price So list
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SfraVS Sale.

WILL be sold for cash, before the Court
" House door, in the town of Benton,
on Monday the 25th day of October inst,
the Strays taken up by the following per-
sons, TO wit:
One Mare and one Horse, taken up by
Thomas Gill.
Two Mules, taken up by T 6 Marbor-
ough.
One Mare and colt, taken up by RM
Maben.
Two Steers, taken up by Eff GreenIeef.
One Horse, taken up by L Munger.
One Steer, taken up by r Grayson.
One Mare, taken up by E Munger.
Two head of cattle, taken up by James
Callahan.
One Steer, taken up bv w A Oversireet
One Mare, taken up by c V Roads.
One Mare, taken up by James Buchanan.
One Mule, taken mp BY WIN German.
One Horse, taken up by WIN ShankIev.
Two Horses, taken up by Thomas Dan
celicr.
One Mule and two Horses, taken up by
John Everett.
Persons having the above Sravs in pos
session, will deliver them at the court house
door on the day of sale.
L J MUNGER, Ranger.
Benton, Sept p, IS4I, l2-5t
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l-yDNOTICE!-Herca Ihe pu yment
VI for ALL Advertisements will be
due after the'RirSt insertiOn-thOSe from
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Mr.. Wise is dubbed with the title of MI
Otherwise. That's not out of the way.
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The Indies of Mississippi.


Judge Shattuck in his speech at this place a
few weeks since, stated that in MS journeyings
through the State he had found the ladies unan-
mously in favor of paying the State bonds. ''Rah-
err said they, when he conversed with them on
the subject, "than see the State dishoner tselfby
so foul deed to repudiate her PHI ghted faith,
we will sell our Jewels and other articles of value
and pay them ourselves" Honor to them They
sustained our fathers in the dark hour of the Rev
olution, and they will now sacrifice every thing
before their country shall be disgraced.
VI The prospects Of the entire Gees:
of the Bond paying party are as evident Il
every person who views them unpreiudceC
as was the triumpho of the Wing party at the
last election. The rejoicing of victory thi
time will not be hushed by teachery.
Mr.. Wise is dubbed with the title of Mr.
Otherwise. That's not out of the way.
advertiser.
Yes; and Mr.. Profit of Indiana, is dubbe,
with the title of Like-,cisc! That's in tn
way.-Pic.
And Mr.. Profit will find it Ioosiag bust
ness TO become like l0ise.-.Tiss. Creole.
SO, after all, there are still some HIS
Profits in the world, and man Like us
who could not be OHertOise than Wise him
self Now gentlemen, do you give up III
corn!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-23
AuEus, s.Is4i.
VIRGINIA, 60 wit:

VIRGINIA, TO wit:
AZ Rules holden 10 the Clerks Onea Of The
Cireuil Superior co1rt Of Law snd Chanesry
for Jsaerson County, The first Monday in Au-
gust, 1871;
Ira C. Garfield and William b. Can
field, eo-pdrtnsrs under tie firm Of
CGnfeId & Brother, hNSTpTS,
AGAINST,
John McP. BTiea and Henry "A. Brien,
eo-Partners trading under Lhe nannS
and firm Of John yMeP. Brien & Co.,
and WJiIiam BT0ocn, DEVErDAs4s,
IN cHANcERY.
IN HE defendants IOha MsP. Brien s-d FIeurv
A. Brien. not having catered their appearance,
and gtSen security according 10 he act q sDsemhlJ
and the rules o. this court aad u appearing 81
sltsfastoFy evidences thaa they en- 90 =
this country h y ordered, That lha Sid deEen-
dentR do appear herr on The 6Fst dag a. thc neuu
term, aud answer the bill Of the plaintiff "a ia
copy Of this order be fOTthvilh Inserted u cone
nevspsPer Pohlished 10 ChEles,oun, FOE two
nonths s1eosasysly, aad posted the front door y
the eOuEt-houss IN the ssid town Of Charlesfowo
COPy-Teste,
RT. BROWN. clerk.
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fs1 tats re fsrl raaehfsi 60 IS tt--si
eaafa ~ pale11ars as 81 trss sr,rakss
81 fen 81 - wef 81 eaiss. anf. - r rsrr,r
M t H uN - rr-1arf
ilrttii ~ fit,an-r "A 49,. r.,sr-s-.
60 er, O. ntt earn ~ r-r
Go eelsF teen rtst1n ~ r--els
- r'efr - tteftart. ~ hrr. ~
H1 srgu ~ rani1. itar aorfs
a. ~ ire ~ sfsrtsr
sa e ~ A. e. faerf-1 ~ 49,
sastes1 s nfat6t ia eurr ~.
9 @ see ean, fnei ga. a. q aiIf
w rf raucet1 ttH co.
D. ntes 90 frlefe f.r-. - -. 4.
80 80 81 tafst1s. b 81 isrsii ftes ssrrs'..
~ noHkN 4 90
aePt w, kl1l e I1ftntt
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fAAA4p fr0n tAs f.fu nf ~. "A, l--t
- usaT Ch1fissiaun. a--rsi-.o 49, AZ.
taiief pen - ipi1' 81 iss isi - aurnal.
n BED end whifl mi1sf prn,irv We,y
iha fe9alil q faaag a.ge sals gssf..sa ~
be eal.'g apiea frer ~ fset Jhat - uas siis-.
si t1t lev days tsl,rs 81 s.sssrs.r,-.. ~
90 e1eei rfcE RI arttses.stiv ri-itf, g-t
Az laieletlae a regard IS tsH rtsrii-g
uiH n tteEEfailf sgeeksf, eg "a Feear.s ~ -
usfe ~. u 9, t1.4sfgs s'ih,r ~ ihs ounar
EiCHanD wILLlAma
Ctslistea. 3. iasi.
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IN CHANcERY.
VIENNA. q Yrif,

AZ hslss h0idsa 10 the Clerks OGies az AZ.
CiFeah Superior Court Of Law asd Chs0esrv
tSF JsasEsoa COuniy. ths erss Moaday 10 Au-
gust, lsSt;
.4ioHzO Lilly, George ". FIack and
Charles ". Lentz, eO-parfnfys trading
under ths finn Of Lily, Flaek & Lent
AGAINST
Henry n. BrieR and John Nc PHerson
BrieH, partners trading under the
name and firm Of Henry a. Brisa &
Brother, and William Bro,On,
IN CHAHcERY.
VIZ defendants, ifsnry a. BFien snd Joha Ne
- FhsTaos hgiep, nOi hasinE entered their a.
P.Faeee, ana gissa eseurify aasordih9 10 he sst .
rabiT cod ne rules 81 this aougt snd 4 stresr
80 ~ ss,ilaeiosy eviosss tas try ~ aof inhsbi
,ents = TITS soaefFy n % sr,tsrsd Thst the g.
,e-aia % sPPea4 egFs 81 ne 6rel asg ~ a.. s~vt
as.' 80 sssvuF ne tiil STA tsaiasfas so 49,
soPy = isie ordeT - fog,hviik luaasis5 IL -.
p p'ilisltsa u fAsrlssisas G.r I've --etls
.e,es,,isaay, - posted e ~ froai dasr n Az.
e'af'-Aoass "a tha taiats~ 81 Chagissiovn-
SePT-Teaa
A.. -. r. =. BRONX. Clrya.
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TAExRM

NROA NE DfaW-rs % Ne andsrslEnsd. on
~ Wednesday the 2isf 81 IHiy, he dsy of
his sale, GOLD EEAE0TI. With ne ist-
teFs 2 90 The back goid laced, With z sn.ail
eFaok noaF tbs 6ssrs S--tho handla very r,ueh
voFb, 81 u wus epe4 ssih sesl. Also.
a Gold CAoia, Bar and Link.
No mass' rseoiiseisa. Alse, suBdry articles
q CioibiHF.
a hsndsOma Fsvard uill Be- givsn foF ths re-
eoVeTy 81 che sama. A. there wars several
'aen locking 10 ths dFaEars, u thsy WIil return
TIE Hsteh ed Chsis, 90 qusssions viii Be- ssh.
sd--iheg Dsy rely ail, u they % not, arary
e4eriton wil - ussa 20 conYlei then. wash
naksTp ere Fequsatad 10 isok cut for ihs sieve
ariiuiaa. COLIN PRTER
July %. 1871.
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WOODBURY. For SALE.

ENG sboaf e esEioVs 20 The Uaivsrsity.
~ eesH ~ fesideoea, called NOoDaURY
Sith $40 ACRES or 49,. RI ~
I'VE situsiion aha Improvements are 40 vel
kuovn n thI Part 81 he eouutry. tkst Il 4 40.
necessary e 6tseribs Il particularly a. eoV sur.
chaser VII probably visit IT,
ne tsFas q Psymsht viii b very aeeom.
@seslinp u, :, q. TU6KER.
5easfa0a cguhly, Va,
August sc, lsli,-H.
RCFs Hegsstissa TtrsA EJrIf 2 ws,st,
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.1WVHE subscriber tahss Ihis nsstAod Of 10
u forming The Pablie tkatbs hes purchased
tbereLo, Of Mr. David HnmPhFsys, sltnstsd %
EEhts run. near TIE ueaiaFn end of charlss-
tovs. Ne intends carrying on ne TANNING
BUSINESS, u ell IL BREACHES, and hspss By =
striet attention 70 The sane, 70 obtain from the
public . share Of THAR patronage.
RICHARD A. MORRIss
ChlElesioWn. April I, 1871.
ON. b. The highest market price always
given FOR HEDES md B.aRK. R.A. Il
April ., istl.
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SNNdE snhacribeFt Gould msN rosneetf,il.
~ sake knosn % thslr Palrbos noa ths :,
e gessrslll ihss ihsg have ro,arnsd frosH lhs
Entirs Nsi0 Stock Of ,ssV.s.EertsI
DRY GOODS
or The very latest Slyls snd fasAioa, psrt q sAs
cargo % the Sssam SHE Acadia. Gene ard
see - fOlleWing kiods sod quality
CLOTHS -
super. Black and Bius. Frsash and EeRlsh.s
Olive, RiPPsa Green, (6nssa tsKtufs
Parsons ofey aRd hixsd De. .s~FF
=, P.AyNz.7LOOJF STUFFS-- 2
Double sAd slosls-aillsa Pslnos Albert Casa
vsry aaS figured q. %.
summer clolhs of ever dsssFlpaiss. .it,
YESTLNGS
Florihtssa and Sails veslines g ever kind.
Aisesllsbsous Figured SUI snd Plain,
Fsne hsFino, (uSs aFtlcle.) Ma |,'o
s~nnsdouu, Vsisoeia, . hsW aFtIels.
S0mffhiRg .Neis for TIE Ladies,
Nsw articles Of cbsllsys sad satin Stripsa.
ChiHl1 Lawns, oas yard Wids snd Gee.
100 pieces Of Calico Of the nsweat styIe, jast
from The inPOrisEs, ADD - lev - 81 eSsts
Frsaei cslIeoss- -Nuslia-ds-LaDss.
MeTinoes, &c.
All kiads Of GeFmaa Oooda of The la,as, f,,h,o.
Black Blue, Bissehsd sad Scarlet oolOts, very
low and hns,
Tee pieces 6hs MOuaiin, ds-Lanss a 6a IS.
BDGlN0S and LACks--S SILK E.iass, Thread
sos Cotton, "hsis and black Of great VsriSIy
Wire aDd RibSoO., yhalsbOn. for sar.s.s sua
hoapsta.
Worked Capss,
Boot Cords. Laeos and stroppihrs.
Bed Ticking. sup. ~ and "a. very heavy, as.
Three bales Of Brown Mu.IiO. heavy.
Three bales a. do. d.
Oomestie Pisid Hnd GinEhams Of best quality.
\ general sssortment Of Bleaehed Shiriing,
- and Is Long Cioih, loS I9t cents.
An assortment OF RrenchIiosn for nen' 3 frocks.
Towel Diaper, Crash and BEds-Eys,
Very ane Dsmaak Table do,
Very hne and best OF JaekonStS, csmbrIcs and
Book Mullins,
Figured cross-barred Oinghsms,
Pine Wild spiuleheId CinEkams.
CfRPEH-TERS' TOOLS:
Fore Planes, Jack end smooihInR.
0rseiab ogls-all kinda Of Bead Planes,
BsehsPS beat Caatsissl frgme and Soeket Chin.
sells. 4.
THE INSTRUMENTATION
Cut Nails, Spikes end SparFoWbnh,
saddlsr'S aad Shoe Taeks,
Queens-waFs, China, best quality Clans,
Cut and tlaisd Turins-Tsa aud various sizes
Of Dishes,
Harness Leather will be found eemplets.
Cali ekis, Kip, and Side, (sPanlsh, } Sole and
PindeFy.
GROCERIES, rery fresh and cheap:
81 Domingo Coffee, prime for loi cshts,
Besi Green Rio do, lbs- for 81.
Beat Jamaica, low, Ht Is eshIa
SUGAR-LOaf and Lump.
Beat oFlsass Sugar, Ass qoality, II 10 cents,
81 cFuE 81 8 eshtS, Havana White,
Musoatal, Buneh and Bloom Rsiains,
AolassSs and SyruPs ehesP-sOmEon 70 good
Al 37b cent?,
With a varsity Of sTtielss--embFaeinE alnost
ever thing eoDmonly kept IN a country store,
which The snbseTibsa PrOnlso 70 cell 81 low as
they can afford.
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AsEus. 1871.
VIRGINIA, 90 VII:


VIRGINIA., 60 wit:
AZ hales holdea IL the cierkS omee oFthe CIregit
SoPSEior COust q Lee ahd ChansrrV Tor JsgIrr.
900 S0aa'y, ~ aEU, Aaoaday 10 AaE1st, IsGi
Royal 7. Church aud .Matthssy n. Hosre,
partners trading rnder fhe name and
finn Of Cbs'reh & Hoace, REAmTSrs.
AGAINST
Henry a. BrisH and John .MePhersou
BrIen, partners trading under the
na1ns and firm. Of Henry a. Brien 8
Brother, and William BrouCa,
-. - DETENnANTs,
HHVHE DEFENDANTS Henry A. Rri.n ard
JohB MePhorsoo Brien not having so.sr-
Cd tsesE aPP<aFanae. shs Eivra srsnrtiv A.
eoFdlag % tie ae1 81 sassfshfV sud a. y,l-,
q this eourt and it appsasiaS 81 S.lisf,stor,
evidence thai they not his eoUn,r
e % eros1ed. Tbs thc said drfsnslasts a. st,-,
heFe 81 NE arst day ~ che next term naa vos.rr
ne phi q the Plaisiiass ane that eay of this or
Ger he lesthgith Inserted IN sosas ne ssD.per noh
iseea - ChaTSesown, Tor tee month"; s,iocsssl,rIy
sod P9tisd e che fronf sosy q ths sourt-house l
ths SID topa 81 ChsFlssi0Wn.
Ac0Py-Tssss.
ROBERT 7. BROWN. Clsrk
AuFugt g. feAI - ~'~'N-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-23


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