davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21
~ = ,4s 4 ..s 81; z 49,
. sssss q, 4 al; ! II

fE'llESE PILLS nre longer among those OF doubtful
uulty. They hate passed away from the hundreds thai
are daily launched upon the tide OF experiment. and now
stand before the public high in reputation and extern
sNy employed in all parts ui ,he United States the Cana
das, Texas, Mexico, and the West Indies medcno
that has been prepared for the relief suffering
They have been introduced wherever found possible to
carry them, and there bat few that do contain
some remarkable evidences of their good effects 1he
certificates that have been presented proprietor cXreeu
10000 upwards OF five hundred of which from regular
practising ply scians, who the competent judges OF
their merit.
Often have the performed by this medicine been the
JoanaIs aud may with truth lie asserted that medicine
The kud has received testimonials OF greater value
than are attached TO this.
They in general use family medicine and there
thousands OF families vi dcc Ire they suits
he'd unless they have supply alw ~ on hand. -,
ih't Lave no rfal IN curing and preventing Bilious re-
tefs ever aud Ague Dyspepsia Liver Complaints, Sick
le'Eemcnt OF the Spoen, ics, Cholic Female DISTINCTIONS
Heart Burn. Funed Tongue, Nausea. Dstension OF me
Somlth aud Bowels lncpicHt uirrhua, Flalulence fu
Mutual Co>tvencss Loss OF Appetite Bloched Sallow Com
leAIon, and IN all cases Iupor OF Bowels, where
cal'rtIc or Hper2n is needed They exceedingly
md IA their operation, producing neither nausea, sfhs
debility
The efficacy Of these Pills is ell known, and tleir use
general, that further considered essa'
Prepared by JOS. PElESIL PETERS. NJ, ID. No. 10
Liberty street, New York. Each box contains 40 Fills
Piirc % cents.
4! , BE careful aud epquire for Peters Vegetable Pills
They gre ur sale in Snclburg, al the Drug stores oi
u. K. LYMAN,
II. SrABLER, and
Howell DAVIES,
Agents.
ApII Is wl2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21
NEW STOCK.

w + m Dr. b'r'e r" : "" SALE -" ''' Cas-" OF
so hhds Sugar, n, O., Porto Rico and Vera
Cruz, tom common to the best
800 bags Coffee, par extra fine
40 hhds., ilefcrs and bbls. y. o. aud Port
Rico Molas,es
do syrup, very superior
do cxlia -
$50 sacks Liverpool fine Sab
900 do Ground Aum +"
200 SIDES good aud damaged Sole Leather
300 lbs best Spanish Float Indigo
500 do Madden
100 casks Nails aud Spikes al TO G inch
tons Tredelm Tyre lion IN. to , inches
10 do Country Bar do
10 bbls. Ianuers' Oh
10 hhds. Slone Ware assorted at manuilctu-
rri's pnces
100 boxes Sperm and TAllow Candles
p do brown Soaps
10 bag, Race Ginger
10 10 hea3, Il aeh Pepper
600 lbs. Green Coppfras
50 bbls. iienlngs and Shad
10000 | $. western Bacon
so boxesS 14l0 aud 10 ne Window CLASS
10 do l0%l2 very superior
llerces fresh Rice
buXcs Starch
% chests aud boxes Ter part extra fine Il
Powder
% doz painted Butkels
p ueSls non bound Tubs
do do large SIZE
10 doz. hufse Buckets assorted sizes
20 dul. Bedford 3, & aud 9 strau
doz. Corn Brooms
10 easrs Tobacco Oh,
p boxes LIat Sugar, part ial to any ever
seen in Tins market
! 900 lbs East Boston crushed do
! ,O00 lbs CO Lmon do
400 lbs. Il Etatus
90 boxes Tn plate 3N
1000 lbs American Sheet lion
500 lbs Xlnc
p boXe, RnsIns
so reams Wrappne Paper
$50 do Fouls Cap aud Letter PAPER
20 VI tlsaiS, from conn 10 very h.e
0J0 lh3. Amencan clustered Steel
500 lbs A um
g,oss Backing, g., &c.
GEO. BAGBY X Co.
July % T.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21
NO ls,E.
WIS

Epl virtue Of two deeds Of trust executed 10 the
so subscriber by William Tomnsos, aud of ,e-
cord IN the Clerk Oice oil Amherst county shall
proceed TO SELL on J. nday he y h dly OF Noyem-
Der uex', Qsil,) at the residence Of SAID TomliBs0n.
he lfft> ct laud conveyed IN The first deed aiore-
sand. 10 VII:
O1e tract. al ,lGns the lands OF Abram Martin.
SEN. decd. and others he north iofA of Bnf,ue
iiver, IN said cuubls, containing $40 acres
The other tract Is situated on The tIvei, mule
aud a ball below the loImer, adJons the Lands of
DAVID IomIInson aud others, aud. CONTAINS 100
acres.
Under the other deed, | shall sell TWO small NE.
GROES, aud all the STOCK Of
Horses, sheep, Cattle, &c,
and the Household aud kuchen Furniture, convey
ed by sad deed
TERMS.-rhe land will be sold on liberal terms
--as will also all the other property, should 1t be-
necessary 10 sell all In order pay the debt secured.
The DEED however requires the sale 10 be made for
ta.h.
will convey the tile vested in me BY the deed
aud none othef--It Is doubtless good however.
Should SAID sale be prevented from any cause on
Friday, II will be made the next day.
RIO. WHITEHEAD.
Oct. w6s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21
r. Cd Il 4 e. r.

u q u Il
l n conformity wlh decree, pronounced by The
L County Cour, oi Nel.on, at the May Term Of
that Cour, II the year 1911 IN Inc case OF Peters
u.s. Wills and 9th ~, the undersigned, appointed IA
commissioner Tor lhal pup sc WILL on Thursday the
oh Day o. December, 1911, upon the premises, in
Tie town d New Market, ~ thu county OF Nelson,
Offer Tor SALE the highest bidder, the credit OF
six, Twelve, aud eighteen months, for equal portions
ui The pun chase money! he
Es f. ~ T. p y n IL " Il
situated IN SAID Town, belonging to the lale partner
>hlpoi Peers x Wills, dissolved by the death OF
Mr.. Wills The Estate CONSISTS Of valuable Lor
"I Land, handsome DWELLING HOUSE,
Store House, Lumber House, aud other improve
menis aud and valuable Brick Building, III
tended f'r Store House, complete. The Iiup-
etN Is valuable IN every respect. aud should invite
the pabhc attention Us dItectedby the decree.
TERMS.
Bonds wllh good personal security will be requi-
red I1f The purchase money. and the TILE 10 the
property will be required until the bonds are PAID;
and 50 much ash WI be required as may dsii"y
he expenses attending The sele.
STERLING CLAIBORNE.
Sep. 80 wl9D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21
The Female school Ht the BOtctOurs
springs Will reopen on the LIST
of October.
RI uoo. Earl SPENCER. London.

/ otiefs, IN beauty Of situation, extreme heallhi
hess, lis excellence ot accommodations, aud lis
seclusIon from all temptations to any thing but self
improvement, The opportunity OF an education
strictly simple aud pure. IT ams--not less as to
Ihods oi lns 'futtion than Of Govefnmeut-ralher Al
fhe unambiious but sound and real teaching which
hignIy cultivated parents might endeavor give TO
large ieinly, within then home, Than at the
system oi momenlafy show, prevailing IN Fashion
able Academies. Mnluplled studies--which are but
mode oil making grI- presu ptuously Ignoranl-are
avoided. The hites aud most agreeable things Tor
women are Idue hi. not The sur tis for Chil-
dren. thorough knowledge and love fnr their dn-
lies, religious, moral aud do nestle; complete Ia
mIliartty witl the more Elemenlaf, parts OF Educa-
uon, tReading, Whiting. A'thnetlc) sound aud
elegant acquaintance wfth their own language and
lis Literature; an accurate and extended course oi
History, Geography AMI Antiquities: several Mod
Gu Languages, IL lheie be Time aud French iuvaia.
bly, I'll II IS spoken with such is the plan Of
studies now pursued. Music is taught in the mos.
MASTER, manner, by an ao compshed Ifaan pro-
lessor Dancing and Drawing will be provided Ion
when they can.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21
a situation Wanted.

YOUNG NAN. WIN has had ihfee years
a experience ia teaching. AID can produce ttsti-
IN euiss character and qualifications, wishes 10
obiatn a situation in family as private teacher.
Any COMMUNICATING addressed J. {. NJ. Mount
Laurel, Halifax. Va. will meet with prompt atten.
non.
Stp. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21
pOE1'lCAs..
HARVEST SONG.

tIikA tpNh.
love, love TO see
Brigh, steel CLEAN through the land,
It's eeodly sight. hat it rnustb be
IN the respers ts~ns hand.
The helmet and the spear
Are t~iped with laurel wreath;
Bur the troph, is uei With the orphans icsr.
And blood-sIois rcsl beneath,
love to ace the field
That is moist with purple slian,
But not where bullet. sword. and sLi'lj
Lie .irewn With Ger, slaiu.
Nc, no. It's where the sun
Shoots dawn HI. clo8dltss boains.
Til rieb and bursting juice drops fan
On the ,ine-clad earth in sucams.
NJ glowing heart beat. high,
A,ihe sight Of the shining gold
BIZ, IL is not TINT hich the miselsc,e
Delighi.th To behold.
Alrighiot wealth by iar.
Than tho deep mines yellow vrin,
!, sren around. IA the lair ll. ,fonu'd
With sbcases OF buinisbed gram.
L. oh forth, thon ,houFhiless onr.
Whose proud Knee never b,nd-
Take thou the breed lhai'. dali, spread
But think GA Hin WHO sends.
Look forth " foiliuF men
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21

therefafe, YOU msy think am eting you efe"i
.,l nfoeccssaf, trouble ia seuding ynu LIS lon2
tle,,iI hut As ,our name had bee So m I'll men
tanned IN The transactions tlink II vel that yuu
sbouId be aware Il What has taken place. And rs
~ sclden act Without some selfish Influence opera
ing upo u4 must also admir- tllai an not sorry
10 be ate 10 IA, brlorr you this proof ihat al
.ad tai always .hall be most happy 10 attend 10
your wislle- aId de- ali can 10 bestuw hospitals
!, 10 any lIirnd oil youis whom You may wish TO re-
epnmeadto me. Believe me, my dear ST.
Goufs, osfunly'
SPENCER.
Hon. d ~ Webster &c. &c. BE.
MAnsnrILLp tneat Bo,ron,) Oct % b, l'1
My LoRp.-l have taken The liberty 10 introduce
10 the hpnnt Of your acquaintance, my Valnedl'
Col. VI Edwards a highly respectable Planter al
.onisiana = ho ,isirs Englsr with the yew # con.
irfring Win II u - VI the sub sct OF 2DD Alrl-
ran cap grs now Illegally held slaves IN ! exas.
) Id Alfnars were sold with an estate 10 Col. I'd
ssfds. aud imposed on him "b0ae fde' slaves
Subs qat6ly learning lhGirtIue claims 10 freedom.
he WIN ign inImiiy before unknown, attempted
their restoration In dom, by seeding lhem To an
English Goloey, bit was prevented from so doing
by The dliect intetpJsItIon of The Govt # Texas.
These poor Africans have clii us on II. NJ. Cow,
aud II ls"itl thu sirw OF representing those claims
IN their proper light that Col Edwards VISITS Eng
Land
Any service may be in your Lordshp's power 10
tende, CDl. Edwards IN pro- orlon 10 his praise
worthy object, will be properly appreciated.
have The honor t. be
Your Loldsblp's most obi serv
DAN'L WEBSTER.
RI llon. Eah SPENCER, London.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21
.ec.C .Efr<sH2citleAf,
! sasas,tsa

faasx .aaSssl
ENOR Richmond. Fredericksburg AID the North.
d We now leave Lynchbutg on Sundays, Tues
days and Thursdays al o'clock A. NJ. aud arrive
same day AT Hammers BY O'clock Z. NJ. Leave
Hammers next morning at O'clock, breakfast in
Charlottesville, u ar,ve Al Richmond the same mig IT,.
by this advantageous arraug cement the traveller by
taking thus route will have utle or no night travel
I'm. Our teams and coaches fins rae, aud the
drivers are sober, sh'lu careful aud accom- D
dalng. No pains will be spared to render the irip
safe aud pleasant to The passengers.
fuie through To Fredericksburg S1l so
Rlchmond 9 90
o. Please inquue at the / rankin Hotel. Lvnch-
burg, tor Seats and II the Ran, Road Office, Rich.
m,nl 5. b. CLOVES. Agt.
June 10 WIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21
L. II - ID p d " y ~ Il

T. II - ID FO7 s = IL LIE.
HAEIERMlNED to sell out my Western
~ Lands III Virginia will sell bargain in the
Tire 10 lowing tracts, 10 wit, or barter the same
tor lands IN tie county OF Eedold
THE FIRST TRACT consists Of 420 acres.
Oh Sinugton's creek, IN the county oil Pocahonlas,
miles 5, T.. IF lianlersvlle, about one hall OF
which are 10" grounds on SAID creek, and the resi-
due mountain laUd, well limbeted, with southern
exposure
HE SECOND TRACT is in the county OF
II my. on Shitn's RIVER, II miles south west Of
MalunSve, the county seat, containing 500 acres
more or less.
And THE THlRD TRACT is in the county
OF hinawh', on the waters OF Llltle SANDY Creek,
cohsis my Of 500 acres, which is represented TO me
as being valuable.
10 peisnns of this section, wishing to emiera,e
itrlhfr w est. OF all others wishing purchase,
WI sell great rgain-or give an advantageous
lrdde, Ion young Negroes, or Lrnd. either IN the
connues OF BnckD cham, Campbell or Brdfori.
Application 10 me IN person or by letter may be
made at Liberty, Bedford Caun House, Virginia.
HEZEkIAH A. DAVIS.
SEPT Ito w3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21
WHEAT .1NTECE,

Al MILLS are now ready 10 start, with nry
VI iron gear The best plan, with water fr,m
the Canal. that shall be able 10 do double tn
business heretofore done. Farmers are .nynel l.,
give me call. when the, shall receive 10 CASH
the height Of the marker tor Their w neat, when d.
iyered. DAVID STAPLES
Sept N3,n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21
BARGAINS. BAkGAINs!.

VIE snhscliber lakes tins method Of info, mi
n his ''eols aud The public that lie stll coniln.
ues 10 n,anui,cture
RsarOuchcs, BUg@ics and Car.
rSails,
at his old stand, on F"uuh Street, nelt Poe's Tan
yard, Persons IN want of such ARTICLES viii do well
TO Gail on hun before puIchnsng, as he is de1ernin-
to sell At very Tow 3rices. GEO. COCHRAN
\. B.-REPAlRlNG uonc al the shortest notice.
&. {.
The snhscr ybe' also has good Workmen to do
Wagon WORN
Apfl 20 6n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21
ROLF h + LDRlDGE.
CoMMIssIuNERs OrrIcEj

VUMMTsSTUNt E,T
Amherst Courthouse, Aug 24lh, l84I
The parllts Interested viii take notice, tbat have
appointed the 8 h day oil November next, to com.
neuce the accounts mentioned IN The foregoing or
der, Ga hlch DAY al q q clock IN the morning they
requested to attend al my Office, wilh their ac-
counts. vouchers AID copies of Court papers, pre-
pared for examination and sellrmtnt
RIO. NJ. BROWN, Sp. Com'r.
Oct. WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21
MARsufIlLp. Oct. g, lsI

MARsHillLD, Oct 3, IhII.
Ma. llALr,--l know no, ho. may better quad
The public against the tnIlhcr iacocs Of lnpus-
tor, dian by publishing The following leller from
Ear Spencer, received by the Acadia. The ac-
companNing leuer, puiruiIing 10 be written ~ me,
Is an enlItc forgery.
o. thls Edwards have some previous knoa ledge,
as lac attempted similar frauds, some time IA o.,
upon the Late Ptesid, ~ Of the United States, !
ny predecessor 10 tie Department pl STATE
WI La LILIl4 Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit superior Court oil Law and thancery, for the
county OF Nelson, the month oil september, 1871:
james Garland ilauod b, aud Christopher r. Estes
plaintiffs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21
from The Boston DUiy advertiser.

Nom ENrI ms OF TIE GREAT FoRGER AND
SwfNDLLR W t are authoitZ d 10 publish The iOl-
lowins letters. Which show that Munroe Edwards,
the accomplished s"indcr Iaely detected and taken
iuto custody at Philadelphia, has been recently
practising ms lrada IN Engand. We should hope
thai unls SIS the laws al New York administered up
on hun sufficient ielibuuon Tor the cimcs com
mned there, 10 srcuIe the public against his farther
dtpttdl that he may be held III reserve and
handed be dealt with according 10 the prlnc
pies OF English justice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21

The Defendants Pizuno Edmunds and Robert +. Howard
not huS rrrfrd their uIpeufenCe and security,
cofdue the Assembly aud the rules
appearing b, sat- Hat evidence that they nhab
liant ofil commonwealth: the motion OF the Plaintiffs
10y their counsel ordered that the sa Defendants do a
peaI here, rules he held III the said Clerks Office,
he first Monday in December next aud answer the Plaintiffs
bill and that copy Of this order he orh~ m inserted in hc
Iyncbug minn newspaper published IN the tUw of
lynchug for two mouths successfully, nd another copy
thereof the courthouse
county Court day Copy-Iestc.
RIO. {. CUTLER, Ck
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21

October II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21

H1n1pst
Piznrro Ednunds, John A. Rowan, Reuben b. Paeson,
David lteson, John How ard, Rober l.. Howard John
l.. Harris, Defendants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-21

4 I Circuit Superior Court oil Law and Cda,
"A cer,, continued aud held ior B0ekluph3,
county At the eoutt huuse, Friday, the An l.x
If Apul, s37:
Frances Dawson, formerly frances Wool,op
ain FHpplu aud Patsey his wife, formerly Pafsey
Woud>on John Mayo and Jane his vie, formeri,
ne Woodsou, Mildred Johusen. formerly Mildred
Woodsen. hers a. d representatives vi Rane Wood
son, D., and May Ffzpalrick, Plaintiffs
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
AN ACFio improve lLe navigation O.

AN ACT to improve the navigation Of
Tchula River and for other purposes.
SECTION !. BE it enacted by the Le.
gislature OF the State Of Mississippi, That
all free male persons and male slaves in
Honey island and within one mile and a
half Of the east bank Of the Tchulo River,
now required by law to work on the pub.
lie road, be, and they are hereby required
and made subject tic work six days in each
and every year, ifthey shall be summon.
ed so TO do, on said Tchula River, and
they arc hereby exempted from working
on amy aud all public roads in said county.
SEC. 2. Be II further enacted, That
the Tchula Navigation Company shall
have power 10 appoint and remove at pleas
ure, overseers Of the river, who shall per-
form aud do all the duties OF overseers of
roads consisteLt with the provisions OF
! this act.
SEC. 3. Be il further enacted. That all
persons required by this &c, to work on
said river, shall be summoned so to do in
The month Of july, or in the month of Au-
CURT OF each and every year, II shall not
be lawful for the overseer Of said river, to
compel any person or persons required by
this act TO work on said river, to work in
the water thereof.
SEC. 4, Be il further enacted, That the
Tchulas Navigation company shall have
power to Collect oil fines for failnres to
work on said river, and to apply the same
to the improvement Of the navigation of
said Fchula River.
SEC. 5. Be il further enacted, That all
persons who are required by this act TO
work upon said Tchula river, shall be sub.
iect 10 The same penalties, and the same
mode ofrecovery, as are now prescribed
by law for failing to work on public roads
SEC 6. And be i, further enacted, That
The said Tchula Navigation company, shall
nave power to designate aud direct, on
what part of said river the hands, liable to
work thereon, shall in any year, or at any
limo, be required to work, having in all
cases an especial regard to lhs public int.
rest; and it shall be the duty Of the over
seer or overseers appointed by them, t.
have the work done according 10 such di
rrectinn.
Approved February 9Th 1911.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20

true patriotism has not grown extinct.
should dieret Ihs energies Of his n,nd 10
the investigation Of matters Of state policv
a Of which he should ponder well. ,ha,
when called upon 10 act, he may 50
ACT, as will rebound to the honor. glory
and true interest Of the Suite. If we
would have the Slate Of Mississippi assume
its proper rank among iic sistcr s,ales d
he conlederacy, more attention and more
investigation, must be bestowed on stat,
policy which. in this State, has been wo
fully neglected, or egregiously nissonceiy
ed by our legislators; and the chief pass
port to The high places Of honor and trust
under the constitution and laws of ou
state, must be, a thorough knowledge 0
the true policy Of the State, and the hon,
esiy aud ability TO carry out that policy.
(The most important subject upon which
the sovereign people will be called upon L
pronounce their verdict, at the approaching
state election, is the liability Of the STATE
TO pay the bonds sold on account Of The
Mississippi Union Bank.
This is novel, deep, and intricate sub
ject, and cannot be too thoroughly digest
cd, before definite action is had thereon
It is in our opinion sGbjecI upon which
honest men may honestly arrive at anlago'
MIST conclusions, although mauy pamperec
minions of gamblers IN stocks, and Mcii
meaner tools have dogmatieally pronounc
ed sheer question Of honesty. We vii
give our views at length, upou this sub
lleci, anUns
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20

J. .. suMMERs, Eplron.
LEXINGTON, MISS.
Saturday, February 20, le4l.

or We are authorized to announce ALFRED
LOMAX, as a candidate for County Treasurer.
Or WE ARE authorised TO announce VIM
C. ADAMS as a candidate for Assessor and Tax
Collector
GIVE are autholised 10 announce II. D.
GREY asa candidate for Assesses and Tax
collector.
Or We are authorized 10 announce TIl0M.
AS j GREEN, OF Warren County, as a can.
didate for Congress, at The election in November
next.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20

AN ADJUDICATION. BY authority from
The Hon Ihos. }. Green Of Warren, we
have announced him as candidate for a
seat in the Congress Of the United States
Mr.. Green, as is known. TO most Of our
readers, is whig, aud tobim public alten.
ion was directed as certain nominee OF
The whig convention, for the high place he
40" seeks by virtue Of his own merits, aud
HE principles he advocates; but The over
jealous irieds Of the great namesuke of our
first parent, juggled him out Of the nomina.
ton, in the nominating committee, He
Z heightened gentleman, md man Of
talenh; and in our opinion infinitely All.
perlor Of Bingaman, or Harley. For this
distinguished individual we entertain the
highest personal rgard ,and were he Of our
political faith, we know no one for whom
we would more cheerfuIly record our vote.
Mr.. T. is host within himself before
the people, and will 10 our opinion leave
The whg nominees inille rear.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
.. -. -.
zen LEMLEY on ~

'na late number # II, ~ !, a.ilTRl
' " "1 ". rather 'ssria.. I''''''
a"S ,S S'' individual written !, !. '''
p posi'o" e. under a,saas .'pa.
r M,N%, to Tho ndmini.,r.'iis'ss ' !,
sr.o op III A. Having IA been an a,,,, i
If III. 7 I. '"s capitol during he i.
adhered 1at g "a. and Aa,iDs.s.'''.'''
should be done to whom 49," 'ai Aa|
ife' 'npelled bya sens. .aSs"''"ds,
e ed anS as, u Commentator sl,a's
1 mn,, principle. Of ,bs '' n s'''' !
,. spGi'lssaf'i'h. Gen. L :, ,. u'a,'n
". sp'sn' ., himself as olen,. sI ,as
and (an, Ct he Legislature; .as |
s"'y, Da On al ntse. d s.'i s',''
1917 pollcy thai nn,.. "oual d
mind, hi. view. a.. 's s',l, ss,,''s % pai
graduate the people q smi, ! y 400 w'a
fortune IN having selected g, y y .e'!'s'
their will one who h,. both 4. y Y, 's'n d
moral courage 70 a.si., and II s,' .ss'!,,sd
rights, s'SsS 'Asii