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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE s co.

STOCK OF GROCERIES
W subscriber will scll out. on FRIDAY a.. oh -
RIrS ,i,n ncs Al clock his entire sock Of GRCtr,
~'th view Of moving from tn Hin 10 Carv .'r.,
Sn 4, 10 tart, oi the following articles
$50 ''~"cs'eI 4 ac-
lei kegs Nails '-' A''u ''''ouideIs
- boxes Candles
~ do Soap
10 tons Iron. assorted
l SS Dbl Dbl o. Rye whskey very superior
~ dog Painted Buckets
~ cases Shoes aud Boots
20 do Hats
as, Rum In hhds and bblY
cn s general assortment Of Groceries of every "a.
SIIpg,,. SAFE positive, a IL without reserve '' 80
IEKMs-Undcr g 100 cash; over slG6 4 month,
to econJ,,,o,,L ROiALL PARRISH.
jc26 DfFNTop NoSr,,-
,hH q t ne ABOVE sale will be continued on NONDNy
the stock yet to De sold ' most desirable part Of
- - ID, VI &
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
HOYI' & cos OFFICE
splendid IOTTERIES EOp mn

UTdilIe CCTntT. Kichmond, Vc
Ihereia ! Ticket at HOYT'S LUCKY COURT
which, soon secured, leGds on TO nc FoETUsR
Shakespeare itHDToptd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28

a arEc, pleasant aud convenient family r.si-
eSEfai1 IemSe on street shockoe Hill, between Mr. A.
htkiW I bakery and The intersection uf the Brooke
turnpike, Will said street, ard Al preseLt or.
,hrcd 10y ID Carter. Possession will be given on the
Isl July next For terms, Sc apply 10
tn, -, A., WM 4. CARTER, JR,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
RUNAWAY-s25 REWARD

Dan AWAY from Cot tphnson's farm O,tl,r., 49,, ,
~ i1c time OF the Petersburg taces ny.bny IkFaX'
kITE Hcis ofbrght couple Mon sfrsirbt h,ir--ie -
Vel grown-rnihcr squatc huih and front teeth very
Hioa no marks about him fecolectcd Ivf1 gfye 40 -,
SaLi for his delivery CO. VIZ John " Fcrruaoo R,rb,-r
of Iuomas Wallace snd Thotuss r. Hare Perrubprg a.
az reasonable expenses psd. '
ist-du sJAMEs A. sEMPLE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28

Msn,ons,ia Lottery mol Eslra-for Friday morning
iVp, ae. 10 Nos-l2 drawn Tickets 30 ~' - "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
TEN DOLLARS REyy.Rn

X ~ hMhf rom the James River and Kanawha Com.
ANY about the LIST of March, negro man rs,n.I IN
, Niio N5s hired OF Mary Mullen Coco hand Ia
Lane pi = years OF asc-hc has been employed on
hlSeT rs bnamau, Tor the Two prc-edip $3.50
INK probable that he IL engaged In he me
'Supluon' The above reward will be patd for mo 49,
lnl nelSery Of the said negro 10 Richard Nse
~ 49, snpt; columbia, Fluysnna Co. or safely iofrsI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28

TIM. BANK STOCK AT AUCTION.
IhIs DAY, at u o'clock will be sold :, ~
Virginia 'S~ OF the Farmers Bank or
JAS H LYNCH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28

In = hEN IL uu-ricr sale az unusually low
p'.'s, l,i aul ouc black French aud English BON.
-Auei et anl tue black Italian Crane. While rose nj
f1ored FRENCH Grapes black, white rose and blue
SiApr iisse Love Htkfs, cotton and zs Hose. iet 80
huc oatcs MaTceline; black Gro 10 Rhine q ro 70 a.
que 1Io &c gtcrsi and Gro Dc Richmond '
Npcauiiiul assoTtuentof Plaid, Gafs4 ard Chin. su
.ns es furf styles; Chine Hdsfs; Scaffs: shayIs ami
luLc- nan some new style white aud black Wells. a,J
Iy.ol ani IieIy inquired BaZurnC, new and b.p,e,m.
lLlcs 9rcssi hetnsiiched ne edle work and tape
- .'-.u ,'uotle hoEisi cambria and muslin Flge
rl l~'FIluGi muslin and lawn RantF fnf,nf.f 80.
Ifne WSts muslin Capcs and Collars; great varieiy of
n hli slS "a ives and Sits; handsome Gao ami botns,
hllons satin and l1efss 90, Leghoru Trsca an ana ras
h'nn,L- now style rk Bonds aut wash blonde lace IN,
g'Is lFedd Iare EHEiuzauf Inserting. Cotton C,mbr..
nr. NGL sTlss END Camhrie MUSLIN Furniture and
'tt til.n' cue l,Inici Muslin lawns and Chintz
erd iahl. diaper aut tauask Table Cloths. brown ~,
veg. ' '.on NHirnuE aud She etiugs Maryland Pen.
,en5ry fa'ds. Apron and Furniture Check. PAD C1,,
"isi.' thhs' sun shades. Parisos, ETC. etc. m
EoH HIRE, one able bodied MAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28

MononSaii Lottery. No pc. for Friday at u o'clock
@e GO Nos-lO drawn. Tickets %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
CORN AND GRASS SCyTuES

have on hand large supply of best Cast Steel
w fhent aud other Grass and Corn scytles which "a
me season 10 far advance will sell reduced Prices
Farmers ana others, in want Will find their 10
give us u eau. q. J. RICHARDS a cos,
il % N go, ~ aic oloI re-,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
CLARKE'S OFFICE.

FOR THIS WEEK
Al the Coffee House, Tuesday 9th June NJ 10 o,r,.
Lccsbnrs Academy, Class29 3przes OF siuOC csch ~
'oV' I'<o ~ oi lVO DC IS Nos-li drawn Tickets So
Received Thursday Morning.
AtPetersburg, 3Rh June wcilsburg Intfery Class ai
Tickets e5. 49, - ~ ~
Received Friday Morning.
Mononsad FL IA H. pTtzc Of $1,000 JOOn 1000 1000
l2JO ani ~ Of 100, &c. Tickets So wv
Al tho Coffee House, Friday I o,clock N,ro,-.u,
Class 70 Of slnOOO, 2JOl 1900 1900 lO a. % of INN
&C 60 NOs--le drawn Tic kets 81 - - " WV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

IoHN ". PLEAsANTS and THOMAS BAuJE haze,
sns 'Igi INTO oo-parnership FOR the purpose Of ran
uuoIus ne H"ak AMI job Prntng Business Their on
Is IN the Museum Building. JOHN H. PLFSSASTS
THOMAS BAIIlE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
PLEASANTS & BAILIE.
ESCA - JOE Esn'%tNtSHs.
Musenm RuiIdinrr. liz Irhu,n.,.r

hsNc rtcclvei from the Northern Foundrcs ne,v and
ualisolne assortment oi Book aud Job Type OrnareTs
n % IiS nov pr plrei TO execute every rpfion of
ssi ioo Tin,ing Their friends aud tho public are
pfIc's can be len al the Museum Building or in
the Counting Room Of the Wig. '7' VI d"
y sTRAh LAMPs-My stock Of Astral Lamps i
very extensive, and being icsirous Of re,iurrns n he
lore the fsil will dispose ofthcIn al prices IN, 81 ~,
Islactory 10 the purchaser. elias -TEURINS So
Jet OnnosIie swan TtNnrn- Slrur =. N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
BY lNLoEs & BROTHER.
BY JAMES II. LYNCH

,... A COOK.
VIII be soh THIS MORNING. n, IN 49,,
ie y "'s-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28

als-i pTiEe of sguO0O 6O 2O iSoD On, "a 80 too "a
Nos-ll drawn. Tickets 60 49, -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
DIVIDEND

h1 t,.siHn. and Directors of the Manchester Cote,
100 Nanulhciuring Company, have thia i.y ~
dividend ot per cent, .u ~ the profits IL ti
uoniht payable az my 1nice Friday me- SOrb ,
Fu u'A 70 those tu whose the 4 ock sfsnf. III, ~
a. T. y. BENTLEY, Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28

The dwelling house a. the south. easicrn corner
49, OF and 7th streets, aul the wooden house
siE AZ me south western conner OF and S!h streets
.1-sa- Apply 10
re 7 A. ~ AEopp.,N . no
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
SALE OF THE AAtsLE UorE,-
FOUR .TENEMENTs ADJ.CEx AND

X sue OF Ihree several deeds Of trust 10 Wi. deal
10y A"nsr Robinson and Henry King {. John RrorEc,
0., 90. A9'innb Robinson, Jr Trustees dated Ih Of
" ~ 10 "a Decd by the srantoIs 10 CharIcs
- - pI,uuey' trustee dated 23i December Is{lSr
is'1IL rue Ecit AMI Frances T. his Wife 10 Samuel
ia, iI iioiJ hhodes, Trustees dsted 9Th January
80 record nthe Office oftHc Hlsns Courr
for S S De 2d upon the premises by public auction.
w Sish on TUESDAY,, The 22d day June nor H.,
snelenI' on street, Ia the City OF Richmond incInrS
pIoPeity eisd The Eagle Hotel, with the appuItenan
- 10 the two first deeds afo resaldIaI- 80,
unNlled uoeiy of two other tenements and me-.
being the teneUen on l2i stree in -
NJ, s l1rhe5y called the Prodlc House, and n ten"
~ ,iuHuns - eet 10 inches, 18th street in he
49, ny! ptlLE me TWO tenemens n 81 mentioned AMI ds-
ll Ie last iced aforesaid The sale will no ,y,i,
S N, 'e Of raising the sums OF money due under
lets alutesaIi and the expenses Of sale The sub
scheIs acting as Trustees viii convey only Inc ,,t, 80
Si ia Aeu but they believe the title 10 bc
Inc sale VIII lake pa- at u O'clock. noon S'
JOHN BROCKENBROuGul
4. ROBINSON, Jr
CHSS. WIN. DABNEY J,r,s,...
SAMUEL TAYLOR,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28

cne.rsnrs Lottery No % for Tu,Shy at " O'clock
,'Ia.s- pIIz.s VI 5000, IOU0, lOoAi, 9IO 1874 a
VI ivoo, dc. 1SNos-l IA drawr. Tickets sb
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
BY ROBERT HILL 3 co

y = H.euLtk SALE DISCRETIONARY, wedne,.
Say snu Friday; SALE FOR HoRsEs-Eyerv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
ADVERTISEMENT-

DNERTISEMENT.
(NIAHLES SHAW willie rcn his Classical and v,r,,.
- h'ca s. noul Gu the Isl NJ October nc1f bob ana
m'nis unicrthr Unitarian Church. Frr psffruIsrs a. n
IN" course &c Instruction, apply fn Henri CrrEr f. ID
'oion CLARKE, Main street, Ricbmsnd
~ 2l-cotm
(RbOhED SLIPPERS -trstrecrivc.i Yer s. 7r
- i'hd'rt beautiful ase1rucnt of roiorgT STuera "
every arcty of colors, made expressly 10 ORDER 8 NV
NC cheap JOHN JONES. Agent.
pr Opposite The Btuks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
STARCII.

STARCH, sc.
Y " TICS. POTATO STARCu-Jusf received NJ anna
- nor qualify, for manufacturers. Also, general
nuiac'urers' Warehouse Euaw street near Pratt Bari
'N''' ''"''
ie M y JnuNs 4 u,sve,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
TWO NCf.pn ALTA
BY DAVENPORT & ALLEN

VIII be sold on TUESDAY MORNING o., ,o,,-,..,.
:" I5sey negro men, field hands, sold for no fauIt
~ m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28

MISSES COLORED sLIPPEEs Nv AL.
Nl soriUruto 90 Misses Culorct Slippers anil gf.frey4
ankle Tics, now complete 10 which invite the ,tsrI
ul nuihcs, as they will be suli tt small advance
- JOHN JONES. Agent
loh Opposite tho Ranks
THERMOMETERS
L w. RANDOLPH a. co. have for al. Tb,r
~ moneiers OF the best make, plain and handsome
m.'sn' ic Is
.nLD rum hhls duc Oh 81 Crois Rom. l5r s,ic-
" Je IL JOHN r, TRIPLETT a SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
BowLISc-GREEN GROVE

rNDN. necessary % give my attention to o,be, r.
- Vii sell nv present residence two tu,s ~,
=, e richmond owef market. u contains abo,I, a. '
- - ~ uPon whieh there are Two tenemenis-so,h., 4
.9stsn AMI viii make two excellent mara 81 - !,
s ihe l"eauon IL beautiful one, pre- emilia. !, -
nee ~ good sprug water uFon the % emses All
r r. ua,sn.n Darn, gabiea andeorn house. ~
20 save All useless negotiation the mice II M Iii .
$500, and very law at that ~ f'' !" y" 1--WE n
good Wagon and other Farming indictments will Il.
10 ~ JOHN =. GALLAIIRR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
STORE FOR RENT.

Sl Ana possession given August neat The sub
TfIf1 Scrlbers lntendns TO remove To the store ne
.istD Ioor to Nessrs Kent, Kendall a Atyatcr Inc
sore At present occupied by them Is for rem
" particulars, enquire uf
nIa I'll WADswORTH. TURNER SCo.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
= 5 =, On! IRA : BowLEs, romr.
VALUABLE MEhCH8NT AND CORN

Hanover, 2ih Nay,1su ' WV IN ss''LeI'
10 The above sale Is posfponsd until ,b 5s,t 80
The present ru,utA tIune " ~" Jay OF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
FOR RENT

Aa Aud possession gwen the list of Juty next n
Sss1M Comfortable family residence on shSckos I'M
ktIiM IN desirable eshbouThCod For Terms ami I,
:. on 10 CAPERTON q CRUMP.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28

EAsllloNABLE AND CHEAP CAPFs am cor
lAkS Per-ous wanting Musiin Capes or CeI,.,S =,
vi fnd large suppyG imported
ie@ IN, JENKINS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
BY X. II. DICKINSON
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON CBURCu
HILL

HILL.
De sold on THURSDAY, the list day Of July g, hal,
~ slpSS, T. ", Two valuable half acre building Io,s
~ hili (oeionging 10 Mrs Matilda Caiyin5 com,
inl view OF Richmond and James River ale
~ sl'e lot Dwelling House. The situation h. very
$50 san ani e1ihy Il is near the properly known As
In,,.i, l.oeH - acJoining the Lots owned by Wm F
- tEH * liberal, made known on the day Of SALE,
ii u, Auct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28

R.sa The subscribers having Leased the Store for
Eyyf1 merry OCCUPIED by Mess!s Davenport a. Allen
A.AtI Sli situated on Cary street. between Iith an,
= - l'th' ani imnciltcly opposite Mr. X = Saun
Factory, will rent out very low raio h
Of the year. JNO n TRIp, I.rf' J. W Wy, Gu
le 9-tf " 'N-' n SoN'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30
C0RONER.

~ We are authorized to announce Alfred
Thacher, as a candidate Tor the office OF
Coroner Of Lowndes County at the ensuing No
Vember election.
70 We are authorized to announce George
X. Mcdaniel. as a candidate for The office
OF Coroner of LOwndes county at the ensuing
November election.
20 We are authorized to announce John
X. Tanker>ly. as a candidate for Coroner
OF Lo"ndes County at the ensuing November
election.
CONSTABLE.
CGT We are authorized to announce ~ThO'S
T.. Bell. as n candidate for the office Of Town
Constable at the ensuing November election
to We are authorized to announce Robert
Biakcley. as a candidate for Town Consla-
bic at the November election. TPaJd.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30

RoslS THE Bow.-rhe annexed stanzas wcte
composed few years since BY lady of Ken
lucky and their sadness accords well with the
subsequent experience o, their gifted auIhoross.
Let our readers read lhem--learn lhem-slNc
them, and forget that "Rosin the Bow" was ever
any thing but one OF the melod es of the heart
"Rosn the Bow lacks no quality to ente IT
to rank among our most popular and most abb
ding national airs. Scarcely inferior in majesty
to Aud Lang Syno,' It Is ITS equal in simplicity
and compass, and ITS superior in palhos aud yet
"Rost the Bow is ancgro song aud while MS
ScousI rival holds honorable place in the draw.
NJ room, and claims high consideration as one
of the plvate secretaries of memory, tits allowed
no utetnce but
Dad and laid out on The counter
nolocahr bur the kitchen the "corn-shuckng
| aud the blcchanaan revel. 1t is true there wa
an attemt made last year to give It kind OF
/ political apusn, aud press It into the service o
"rppccmoe and Tyler too" but the noble me
| ody dlshncd the alliance, aud, N default O
receningus full need of honor, tt has shrunl
back agan to It's Original lowIy slaton:--
,lr-"Ro>N rue Bow
Too som, dear friends, we have parted,
And eut warm tear, have fallen Ike rain;
Butbraht 10 the dcsoIdte hearted
Cones the sweet hope OF meeting again,
[CuonrI The sweet hope ormeetjng again,
The sweet hope OF meeting again
But bright to the desolae hearted,
Comes the sweet hope Of meeting again.
We've treasured each word that was spoken
Tamemry with magical art,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30

BANK or THE UNITED STATEs:-T'he effort
OF this institution TO save itself by partial devei'
opmen oil the frauds committed in its manager
menl, has proved TO be unsva,ling. Col Day,on
who on that accession was placed a, iis head,some
weeks ago resigned, afTordlng by thai act reason
to suppose that he found II impossible to save any
thing from the wreck BY the reoppon,ment Of
Jaud0n to Tho agency in Europe, after the expo
sure Of his charges for former services and q va
rey Of other circumstances indicating The preva-
Ience al the Bldde influence in the management
OF the Bank, what there was Of hope in the COM
muniy was entirely lost, and il was looked upon
as given up 10 spoil. Suits multiplied upon il
from every quarter, lis stocks aud ITS notes we're
fast sinking price, aud II Was finally compelled
to assign oil ts effects for the benefit of IT'S cred
tors, and is now IN the handle Of trustees, Who
have commenced closing up its concerns. The
stock i' selling at about So for 500, and its
notes are at more than 80 per cent, discount.
What an awful wreck ofpropeflv is here =
Doubtless lhe stock cost hose who held it when
!, took It's downward CAREER, forty millions Of dol
las Here then IS destruction Of property to
the extent ofhirtys'ren miAions Of doiiarsH
II IS in the present order of hamrn atiais that
nv" "ii' h''h' tNtHJ tbH"Io from ttfH HVlEh-
| bors afc confined in peni'entarcs and branded
with ntamy But he plundercrs of millions hold
up their heads among men, and IRE encouraged
to new enterprises. A few curses from he
/ plundered, in some cases accompanied by bite
ears, fall upon their heads, and soon the renem
rance Of their crimes seems bloued from. the
/ minds Of men.
| Why IS this his one ofHs fruit, Of special
/ prtrHegr. We have gentlemen in crime, as IN
/ every thing else. What farmer or mechanic
would be sent to the penientiary for doing,
4 banker may do with IMMUNITY The time was
ahen Lords in Europe could murder human be-
t ngs and escape the punishment inflicted on com.
mon men, by paying sum Of money. We see
among us The working Of the same principle
+ Oar bank lords may commit robberies Of the
most aggravated kind and 60 free punishment,
without even paying a sun Of money! Money
ha4 made them gentlemen. They have been ele-
va,cd BY unjust laws above their fellow men.
and they are Treated as super.ors even in their
crimes.
/ Is there no remedy remedy viii be found
when the farming, planting and mechanic inter
ess Of this country understand their true inter-
4 eats, aud take appropriate measures to promote
/ them. -hsadaTs Exposition,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30
CANDID ATES.
The lee Tor announcing the name Of candid
ate is $40.
STATE SENATE.

Jesse SpeigEt. as candd date at the ncN
November election TO represent Lo"ndes county
ia The State Senate.
~ We are authorized to announce Capt.
- y StnrIKe. as a candidate for Senator
ar Iawndes County, at the ensuing November
eIccuon. Paid.
REPREShN IL ~ 10.
- VI are authorized to ammo nee JOS IN
!. EcalSc, as condidac t. repre-. 1T this
county IN The House of Repre- tatNes at the
ensuing November 'Iechon.
- We ATE authorized to announce John
+. rOnnclI, FL, a candidate 10 represent tins
ro'nv IA the House Of Representatives at tie
ensuing November election.
- W. us authorized ir announce oNAI
u. b 1aT-s, as a can H.l'' 10 represent 'AiS
county luWh House q bna e.cnil~IVca al me
ensula, Aoyembrr .irctoN.
JUDICIAL.
~. We ae AUTHORIZED to announce The Hon,
EgcnlGHy s. Bennett, as a candidate 'ot
reflector, at the next November election o The
ohte OF Circuit Judge Tor the oth judicial ms
trct OF the state OF MisS''s,Ppl' composed o. me
connteS % ho"ndeS' NoNaote' Ne'''PrI' NI's'o9
and ONuoheha. ta'a o.
Cjj- We are authorized to announce George
Ito GiayF is canu'oa't at "'' ",N'
NoFrmOrr =" Tor 'ne "0'c' 81 N"e"'' '",E'
tor the oh "a, 'I's' 'c' u 'ne ''"t y ~
t.s'pp" 'orIoS'u ., '"o o'"''t''S ~
r,,,,,,,,,,,,,rv
~
C5~ we We a''houztd 70 ""n,'0''r q. EA-a
AB5O w.,
H'r'li 81 ''oN'"'' '''''''''' Wv
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NV rp,l
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~ VI are an'n'''Acu " "''''""'r tI'.I
ing H. Se>'cf' a. '"''''''','' ua
., ro.o,,,ho, ol,c,io, Ipa;d
-, ,-., ,,,...,,,oo p,r,,,
m N.,nt"omc-v. os y candidate for the
-1;.. 81 80 # I'VE Circoi, cant Of Lowndrs
oa,,n,, ., ~, rovt ,,sct,o, TFaA
.a...;..,.I,, .,,,,,o,,co r,vcvort,
,>,,,;.,r .,,. c.ndid,,s Car the ri.
? aii', ~ 49, C,rcr;, c,un Of Lovnde,
,,. =, ~, c,s,,,,n N,vsuher election.
pRORArF CELRK.
,A-v. a,,u,,,,.oJ,o onnonnce uiIIion,
u.,,,,',.',a .,,lI,,c l,r r..clcc,ou IL n,
- -. CI.,I, e., I,..ndes Couo,, a
the ensuing November election.
ny We oro authorized to announce John
N uu"hcS. as candidate for the office o
Ciar, 80 probo,o Can't If Lowudes county
49,, N..o,,,Lo, oIoc,;on IPoid
I,voprTv
"N Wv c,oor,
Vt We ate authorized 10 a""""',r ~ NJ"
Itili Esd as a candidate 'ot ',s QUIZ ~ ~
., i've wy VI O'''''''' - Wv
'''"''' '''''o"' .r,..,,
W we are authorized 70 announce = ~ r. =
Murdock. as candidate Tor ''c ounce
Nny,mhe, cIoctinn
,-,,.i,,, ,,nr.c,-prp
'ooN' =" 50
- We are are authorized !" a'''o"'', - l''
the Office of Treasurer Of l.oWndys County,
the ensnin. November election. Pad.
~. We are authorized TO announce EIih
. "e ~. "',"..'' ~a"d,J,,o ror ,be rficc
Treasurer of Lowndes county al the ensuing n
vember election.
0-7-Wo oro authorized 70 announce Andre,
" ~ w. "''''oI Nv ~ Ill., r''aD e., tba olcc
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Dow, JRs. SgRMoN.--Ou. friend Dow, Dr. Of
the Mercury, New York, gives the following adj
vice to the Wings Like every thing else from
his pen, Il IS excellent;
Give ar 10 my words and Scar my counsel,
Oys Wings, that you may be prepared to meet
your latter end in yoke; for your days Of Wing
gerry are numbered, aud your log cabins have be-
come the abode Of PIGS and bats.
IwiI nken your heads under cider barrels the
cider ofWhch has spilled, leaving the pumlce Of
prosperity decaying among the seeds OF adversely
which have already grown INTO the deadly uPas
Of dissolution 1l3 poisonous alillyia hasreacbed
the rig,r Of hnppiaess-kIlllng tho fish Of hope
aud DESTROYING tae little mn10ws O! promise. -
Why wll We not then 20 to the fountain OF demo.
crucy and clean your filthy cranjums Of their 9th
and IN them up with plants Of truth and the
seeds 81 honesty? Yesyhc!p the democrats TO
nurse tie tree Of prosperity which the fires OF
whggery have so nearly destroyed.
sYour mouths | will lisen to tunnels which
convey the cider Of wickcdness down to the soo-
my p1unch Of mag0ity, there to be distilled IN
genuine Dawson brandy. Yea, will ilken your
mouths to the crater Eina, casting forth the fires
Of destruction on toe fair vineyard OF pleasure
Cease, 0 We wings, and hencslorth lei the vine
Of RepublIcanism be your drink, and the bread OF
democracy your food, so shall your bones be CO.
| yered with the genuine fat OF happiness. Then
shall your country rejoice IN the prospect OF IN
ereasug happiness and glory, and future genera.
| tjous will mention your names with reverence, and
..t,,a 20 initiate YOUR example,
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manure and other more or less expensive comb.
nations with regard to soil and culture. In fact,
It would be tedious 10 euumetate the various ad-
vantages that may result in practice from this
casual experiment, and therefore, we proclaim It
simply to the word lha, all may profit by IT,"
As this experiment can be easily tned,we hope
some Of our farmers viii put il TO the test, aud
communicate the result, We shall certainly Try
il on a small seven BY nine lot OF ground, which
Is the largest that Is vcuchsaied To dweller IN
the city.