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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21
ANNUNCIATTONS.

We are authorized to announce Mr.. N. P.
Cook Of this city as acandidate for the Office
of Assessor Of Yazoo county at the next cleo
ton.
We are authorized to announce JoHN w.
FUQUA, Of this city, as candidate for the
Office Of Sheriff Of Yazoo county, It the
next election.
We are authorized to announce r. S. G.
PERKINs, Esq. Of Benton, az candidate for
the Office Of District Attorney, for the 10th
judicial District composed of the counties Of
Yazoo, Holmes, Leake and Attala, at the
next election.
We are authorized by numerous
friends Of B. ROWAN HARDIN, ESQ.,, to
announce his name as 9 candidate for Re-
presentation III the Lower Branch of the
State Legislature, from the county Of Yazoo,
st the November election.
The Yazoo Banner" will please copy.
We are authorized TO announce Joan o.
Neil, as d candidate for the Office of Assessor
of Yazoo county, at the next election.
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80 Nnlional sabbatll.

Last Friday, the day Set apart for The public
mmamorasion Of de late national beEieYement,
IS, IN this county, held sacred 70 the occasion.
he Circuit Court was ID session at Benton, bit
hdee. Fitch did not convene i on that day. n
arsuance Of previous arrangements, the people
.on various parts Of the county assembled = the
curt House where the public services Of the dry
ere 20 be performed. Atli O'Clock The services
ere opened by prayer from the Rev. J " PuF-
!. then followed the eulogy By Mr.. b Rowan
.rdin, which was thrilling and eloquent. Mr.,
din was succeeded BY The Rev. 3. McInnis g
able and eloquent sermon suited 70 the occa-
and the services were closed BY short adj
IS from the Rev. ]. w. Psfyis, enforcing the
ortance and soIesanity Of the occasion
he day was fine and passed Of like great
..;onal sabbash. All was stiffness and qnieIude
the sadness Of mourning sat depicted upon eve-
countenahce-shesh shops we're elossd--buslness
uspended, and no person appeared exempt from
he pervading sorrow. On he opposite page Of
,ur paper viii be seen the proceedings q the
committee Of arrangement and the discourse Of
he Rev Mr. McInnis
What scene was presented on that day oil
,yer the Union! Al nation mourning the loss Of
Ter friend and patron. Behold fifteen millions Of
rec and Independent people, leaning, as i were,
,vei the grave Of one mana nations tears shed
or nations grief May 1.-THE GOOD PREslDEET''
est in peace!
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21
gteamhoaf Burned.

We learn from Captain Young. Of the
VOlant, that the steamer Ganges took FIRE on
Friday last. near New Carthage, and was
com bletely destroyed. Fortunately, how
ever there were no lives lost. The Gauges
was insured to nearly her full value.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21
ron THE WING.


IA CAP1TAL JoKE. will be remembered
that st recent session Of our Legislature,
that body ID rather i frolieksome mood pas
sed bin, imposing certain restrictions upon
persons who might choose q indulge q The
innocent sport ofseliing commodities known
as vinous, Of spiritnous liquors and that our
Jolly A Gallon Governor signed tie alote-
said piece Of wa, which hen became law
Of the land. II seems that being eqnally IN
spired With The love of fun, the grand jury
al the present tern of the Circuit Court,
determined Is carry % ihe joke, which was
sconded Is she same spirit BIZ Nr DisGrcl
tlorney Perry, ind 1is honor. Morgan 8.
Itch; vhereupon, AIE. Attorney Perry. one
the best nata1ed men q The world, drew
5 ID amusing litile document which il vas
creed should b called an Indictment, and
hich vas eouehed e tie following 0dic-
Us alyle-s'l A. B late of The COUNTY
Yazoo, &c. noi having the fearol God
efore his eyes, but being moved aud inssi-
sated 81 the Devil % De day Of
"a The year With force and arms al be
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21
v. IT. ROGERS.

(See hes advertisement ~ TIE
Com. Bulletin, NeaO Orleans
SINGULAR are the acts Of this notorious
- Murderer, Negro and Horse Thief,
YESPATIAN TITUS ROGERS, who some
few weeks ago eloped from New Orleans,
in company with hireling Of Thomas Pen.
.ney, the reported agent Of broken Com
merciaI House, in New Orleans. They left
the city together, secretly, in the dead hours
of the night, with % Of my Negroes. The
miserable scamp, ". IT. Rogers, divided with
Penney, and received only 5 Negroes, with
a few hundred dollars, Gas am told, SEE
lecting the likeliest women, and after
skulking along the Mississippi and Arkansas
rivers, for twelve hundred miles, landing
from place TO place, under assumed names,
has made wonderful splurge at the OAR
denelle Springs quite learned dlsclO-
sure is made Of the quality, location and
virtues Of the said Dardenelle Springs.
High Mountains; Wild Fowl and Wild
Game, and plenty Of Guns; Of which
know nothing, except that he stole two guns
Of mine, and several blankets, which, pre-
sumo, he has at that place ready for use
He may own the valuable Springs. am
told he purchased them with two Of my Ne
groes, a Woman and Child. although the
child has since died BY his cruelty. Two
he sold for money, which, presume, has
supplied the wonderful set out Of Darde.
nelle.-The scamp has no other means,
know. Mr.. r. M. Roberts has, no doubt,
been deceived BY the scronndrel.
ALFRED FOWLER.
May, "A, ls4l. 44-tf.
or The Little Rock Times and Advo-
cate and the. New Orleans Commercial Bull
letin, will please give the above three in
sertions, and forward their accounts to ibis
office for collection.
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TRUST SALF.

X virtue Of q Deed Of Trust executed
By Hayden Leavel, bearing date April
18th 164l, and duly reLorded IN Book II pa
ges 5l7 and SIS. in the Office Of the CLERK
Of the Probate Court Of Yazoo county and
State Of Mississippi, 70 secure 70 the cone
mercial Bank Of Manchester the payment Of
Q PromissoTy Note, made By said Leavel and
made PAYABLE 70 said Bank, as will more full
III appear by reference to said Deed ia
Trust;- will expose to public sale % the
highest bidders for cash, Ga pursuance Of
the authority vested in uie as Trustee. 81
said deed, J on Monday the FIRST day Of No.
vembeF, lS4l, between the hours Of l2M.
and P. Nj, before the front door 81 ths
dwelling-house of said Hayden Leayel, ID
Yazoo city, the following slaves, to witt
Singleton, aged is years, Edmond, aged ~
years, charles, aged 8 years. Rebecca, aged
45 years, Minna, aged "A years, Jane, aged
6 years, Violet, aged 4 years, and Mary Jane,
aged yeaE.-ALso. all and singular, the
Household and Kitchen Furniture on ia
premises Of said Leavel. / will make such
tile 10 the purchasers Of said property. IS Is
in me vested, by virtue Of said deed Ia trust.
]. v. CALDWELL, Trustee.
Yazoo city, April 24ih, 1871 1923.
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sm s. Judge 0 h 81 elected kaoN
g hs ish y an3 Nhc has asne Ines
With A|m s. d t 0cl men
phoH Indebted This. /
hlnk peaAz volumes loI John NJ FuQ0a
The writer St bis S not indebted e hin,
uoilheE does he owe ! solitary aolaf " 81.
zoo county,, g any other county q the s. tate,
nor yet Is Be % intimate friend 81 III. + :;
he trusts, therefore, he will nol Be accused
of eiihef sinister 81 personal motives. His
only ohiecl j. % have justice done sho pso.
PIE. spsak CT defendant as veil s. plain.
Iilii. mans . whom have suffered from causes
100 palpable ~ need mention, and "a faIas
Il him lay 9 sustain The moral character Of
lhe county Confidently, and 10 good faith,
We strongly recommend Che name Of Mr.
John N Fuqua. u Gle consideration II Bis
fellow. cilizens BIG BLACK
Yazoo County, May 5. ls4I
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21

n 8 KENDALL Of the PIcayune 8 gong Q
max ! great .tapeller Of himself--by land,
-. sea, but 70 see the pretty Spanish OF
s ! Mexican girls Of Santaiee, and to kill
.ffaIoeson the praries. We may expect TO
Zee, when he returns from. this chase Of the
s.virgin game, and BufFaIoe, something raey
ii the Pic--and as Kendall would nor be q
gay deceiver for the world, We may hope 70
see Mrs. Ks returning with him and some
three or four shillings worth Of little pics.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21
Proceeding IS he CilY Council



eA1uRnAK se. aAkN s. 64A
Pfeaenf, ANpnE0 hlI6nsaN. Fssidens w
Barnett, las. stevens az Allen John iY.
knqn6 and 81 =. Gibbs egtHlent
Nlt. A. tackeol, who Nee oleoted on the 9th
Nlt., selnclnan iii lie place III 5 So 14ullace fe.
ngnea. oppfaIed and Wofn, and took hs
sent is the Council
The Board went into III Ieclon lor town 4 ~.
lIoneeI men q. 8. feIkine was duly elected g
GIL said oftice.
on motion 81 g. III Gibbs.
t1ssosrf0s That any Resolution o. Ordinance
heretofore passed. authorizing any tax payer ~
discharge be tax due g e Sc due 50 the Copper
atlpns IN Work, be md tie same Is hereby lepeni,
ed, and thatthe Collector bc required g collect
81 such cases, the taxes due.
AN ORDIN NOE
10 prevent BATHINa ID azoo River Of Bayou Ii
the day time.
Seer. { Be Ii, and il Is hereby Ordained That
no adult person or persons shall Be- allowed % 90
into ihe River Of Bayou ii front Of Yazoo City
within the limits Of .he Corporation, subsequent
e hat az hour after sunrise and until halt an
nouf after sunset tor the purpose Of Bathing there
~, under penalty Of Ave dollars. ID Be recover
ed before the Mayor with costs Of prosecution
Any minor offending against this Section, shall
on conviction thereof, before the Mayor, subject
ne parent, guardian, master mistress 20 the pay
merit q any hne which may be imposed, NOT cx-
ceeding five dollars, with costs Of prosecution.
SECT. 2. And be il further Ordained, That II
any Tree negro, mulatto d slave, shall violate the
foregoing Section, he OF they shall be liable 10
arrest By the Town Constable or any qualified
voter, and Be brought before the Mayor and upon
conviction, receivs on his or their bare backs
twenty lashes we'll laid on.
a. PATTERSON, Mayor.
d. w. NYE, Town Clerk.
Yazoo City, May 8, lS4l. 44-4t.
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We are requested 70 say, that Mr.. and
Mrs. lBRUcE, in CONJUNCTION with 9 portion Of
the azOo City Thespian Society, viii give
an eIhtertainment on so.niorroW evening
s.Fok particulars see bills of the day.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21


' 3. SIS 3. county q 'aze9,
''''s' ''s'sesl 7 una fully, ana
~, s ksna' aAa dispose q
IS. ~ - '''es s sln. b'aaeis
,1'..' e'as, .a'ss1f sss g Quantities
ss. ...s'' ~ s''9s s.s.' $ sls; one tpIa'
IS. 1850 8. 'saP pe1Nl la'l. q rCs1gat
,'.'sssss' : sa.nS. ~ .osAn Ct sas aet Ct shs
- Statute Y sasn case MADE md provided
s y Z ss.ess sl.e peace ana .na dlgnisg Ct gee
2's.S s IS 'sslssa Is
..o9 as 1ne1'h Wno also veg Y sls se'
ssanonsu a1e snpannslea rs
49, aas.ssssA n''nes 9 e gig nonos, q very
'ssPsesae' name sne jury g n ths Do1'
Sc
~ 49, s'''s1 sa'9 ~
'e.g.
''''s.se l'9'' 'as 'l.'ls aoeamens Deso1s
even vas ssao g 'ne lasy' ~ alF' As'olnss
s..s
a'''al sag VT e. p, sne sopp0sso
sssy, ssspopoeo eA'. 0'slF1e' A'so1nsy'
MI l'ss''ss tAsso1asy men Went 81 Y
p''ils os.a :. .ss s'7'sa a. g. nag 9lishuF1 S.
galnst the law; alter which, defendants
conncil e che great amusement q ihe by-
ISLANDERS, made speech e which he show
led the af0lesaid law e be most oppressive;
besides being u deFogation Of Che funda-
mental law Of the land, and the basis Of
public authority, e wit:-ihe Constitution
.of The United States Of America.
Then bus honor Judge Fitch gave the
charge io the jury 70 find guilty" q "not
guilty, vhereuPon The jury retired few
IL
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21

~ Business, during the past week, cali
the editor 10 Benton, is our apology for
scarcity Of editorial matter IN to.day s
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21
% CO EdiloT % be Yazoo Soy VINO.

10 the Editor Of the YazOO city Whig.
Sla:
I was much pleased few days ago, To-
hear thai Mr. JoHn ". FUoUA was candi
date for the sherfalty Of this county. +
lrust this may Be more than mere report.
The honesty, the ability, and the prompt.
ness Of The present incumbent, 10 say moth.
ing Of kind personal feelings, has caused 81
10 regret the course in health has forced
him 70 pursue. The solicitude As % his sue
cessor is great, and think, not without
cause. Mississippi, as well IS the whole
country, from Maine to Mexico, has suffered
enough from incompetent, reckless, bold,
bad, and ID every way 60 call men By no
harsh names, Incorporate officers; and, il
is high lime that in filing such Offices as The
one now under consideration. that The peo-
pie should vote upon principle, not impulse;
10 other words, they should laying aside ar
personal feelings, satisfy themselves which
ofthe candidates before them possess most
of che qualifications necessary 10 the Office,
and act accordingly; and Of these qualifca-
lions, moral north should have pre-emi-
nence. Without this che people have no
safety. Place one ID The world 81 men and
che Otherin the world Of waters, and i IS
hard e tel which will 90 TO the desil soon
est, man without principle or ship with-
oui helm.
It's an old pFoyefb that sstherc must Be
some truth in what every body SAYS and
every body does say that John W Fnqua IS
az honest man, and that ..as lna world goes,
is 70 be one man picked out 81 ten thons-
and. This was said BY old VIII Sha
two centuries ago, and we're 30 living now,
think be would use stronger Language
20 be plain, TOO many public officers have
Ibeen thieves. thai IS ibe word and
100 nary public officers lave been but
'.sprines g catch Woodcoc
TBS iille g universally given Is John Y
Fuqu IS one which would make ii al.
mira. fnol love be man. even were he 81.
De aequain ance have with him. less than
That hs il every way comp senl
hsq lead others say, bette. able hsn /
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JoHN HYLER AND rHE ExpUEGtNc REso-
LUTIoNs While il the Senate, il 1884,
Mr. Tyler was instructed ~ TIE Legislature
of Virginia q vote for lhe famous Expunu.
ing Resolutions His letter III reply, con.
Guides ii the following manly terms, which
do him high h0nor
dare not touch the Journal of the
Senate The Constitution forbids iii. iii
the midst Of all the agitation Of party, have
heretofore stood by that sacred instrument.
i IS tile only post Of honor and Of safety.
Parties are continually changing. The men
of to-day give place to the men ofto.morrow;
and The idols which one lei worship the
next destroy. The only object Of my poll
lical worship shall be the Constitution Of
my country will not Be the instrument
to Overthrow II. "A seat ia the Senate IS
sufficiently elevated to fill the measure Of
any mans ambition, and as an evidence Of
the sincerity Of my convictions that your
resolutions cannot be executed without
violating my Doth, resign into your hands
three unexpired years Of my term. shall
carry with me into retirement the principles
which brought with me into public life;
and By the surrender Of the high station to
which was called by the voice of the peo-
pie oil Virginia, shall set an example TO my
children which will teach them TO regard as
nothing, place and Office when either IS to
be attained or held By the sacrifice Of honor.
The Legislature Of Maryland has passed
~ H.. porlya &c thai G4afn fron,s
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May. IA. 1871.
SHERIFF,S SAVE.
William Kertly,
vs.-Decree.

William Kertly,
vs.-Decree.
Vincent Galloway, ct. ais.
10y virtue of the above stated Decree,
in the Circuit Court of Yazoo county.
State Of Mississippi, will sell at public sale,
to the highest bidder, on credit Of six
months, at the Court House door Of Yazoo
county, within the hours prescribed By law,
on Monday, the 7th day Of June next, the
following property, 10 wit:-The Southwest
quarter and the south half Of the west half
of the northeast quarter of Section No. 10,
Township No III, Range 2, West, Of the
Choctaw District of Public Lands subject
10 sale at Mount Silas.
ALSO
Two certain Lots Of ground situated ia
Yazoo City, formerly the town Of Manches-
teri and designated on the map Of said town
as Lots Nos 2l2 and 2l3, as the property
oi defendant Vincent Galloway.
Al. 6. HARRISON, Sheriff,
BY ]. b. HALL, d. 8.
May 5, Is4l PEfee $9) 4S-5t.
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ADVERTTsEMENTs.
HEWE'S
NERVE BONE IMMINENT.

HIS article is offered 10 the public as a never
failing cure for the Rhuematism, and Il has
for number oil years sustained its reputation, and
accomplished cures which had defied the power
oE every other article. In acute and recent cases,
the relief 5 invariable. after one or two applca-
tions 81 the Linimenl, and in Chronic Rhuema-
tismsIhe cases Of cure are numerous. il is truly
aremedy that reaches the NERVE AND ZONE, with
the most happy effect.
Sold Wholesale and Retail BY Comstock & Co.,
Wholesale Druggists, Fletcher-street, N Y.,
aud the principal Druggislsin the Union.
Who Will so Bald?
COLONEL s. AVER, Postmaster at Batavia,
IS moving to the fact that Or. Bingham, or Gem
lessee county, aged over 40. and for more than.l7
ysars very bald, has had bis hair FULLY RESTORED
81 the use ofone bottle Of the Balm Of Columbia,
from co TOOK q co.
Haye You cough DO not neglect it'll
Thousands have met premature death for the
want 81 little attention 70 common cold.
Have you cough 2Rcy. Df. Barsholemewss
ExDectoranf Syrup j safe medical prescription.
containing no poisonous drugs and used il al ex-
fensiNe practice for several years. vii most posts
lively afford relief, aud save you from that awful
disease pulmonary consumption, which usually
sweeps into the grave, hnndrsds the young, the
Old, ne fair, lie lovely and The gay
Have you coneI ge3e persuaded 70 purchase
8 bottle of this Expeclofant syrup to-day o-
lDoFKaN may Sc too late.
Have YOU cough Bafshol emsws Expecto-
rant Pis the only Esmsn yon should take q
cure Hou.
For this plain reason hat ID 40 enc Of the
thousand sase hero bus been used has il f,il.
ed toKeiIe0e
Fol sale Sc lie Drug Store ol CONS TOOK
s. CO.. Fischer neal Pearl, s.. and
"a Hazpc sifg s. tore OF
il RANDOLPH
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The Legislature Of MARYLAND has passed
: law releasing The Banks Of that State from
the penalty Of IL per cent, forfailing TO re-.
deem their circulation, until the year 1915.
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.euFp TnE rosDroT OF " ashiNoaaN ana
MADISON, Qhe former ot whom s'shea Tie o""iifi
:, IN. FIRE, hank and the latter Of the pre>ent) AND
rur urNnrRs OF ROTH HOUSES on GoNGnTss
,,uo vovrp roR THE aers INeoRPoRhrIs6 rHfn.
81 am mortified tsid Mr.. c. thar, III tbIs ,oan-
~ b,asing ofi;s Augle Saxon descent. any one. 81
y,,pcctabie Standing. mach less he PfostfeHt o. TIE
Tinted States, should be found To eunttln ptinei-
NILS leauing 10 such moasirous result AMI can
scarcely believe myself To be bfealilag the al ct our
country, aud To be within the walls oi The Stnalr
Chamber. when hear such doclf ues YIN eaied. IL
is proof Of tho icondtri degencracqo nc times OF
TOTAL LOSS or THE TRUE c. EefPTloNs OF e"Ns1l-
rurIoNAL LIBERTY. But the midst II tn3s d zen
eracy perceive The symptoms ii rtgeu"ta'l"h.
What is there IN the meanles OF " hay aud
Tory and what is The character OF the tunes, which
has caused their sudden revival as Tafty des1gnHitoHs
NJ this TINE! | TAkE IT TuE yERY EssENCE or
TonrisM, THAT WHICH CONSTITUTES a Il DRY
Is TO SUSTAIN PRERoGATivE AGAINST PRIV thEGE, 7"
SUPPORT THE XfeuTIyE AGAINST TnE lEGtsLA
nls-E DEPARTMENT of THE Gowns MINT, AND TO
,.rAN THE SIDE tt POWER AGAINST TIN SIDE OF
LIBERTY; uhte The lIhia rs, IN al Aese particulars
of The rery opposite ?, i"ciptes.'
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POPULAR EDUCATloN-L,tcr ..
To The Eiiiofs a lle !3reinita.

7 o Ue EIl7oIS u lie : flIHIIH'
GcaicmcR-1he laA e,lab lshlns Tie district free
school system, IS you know. was passed 25lh Feb
ruary, 829.
1t was not unnl he year ISIS hi any portion of
tie people Of tins county iCamfbeiD derived any
advantage from that att aud So lltle attention had
been then gwen Il, that II VAS "ith dltlleoH AID 'e
luet.uLe toe sthvC, commissioners ooneented l. ny
II.
The - ember Of the o4fl who gave The casting
vort f,i AZ apptopriauon o commence H. l'ai N"o
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DEHkssG.,.,s SPRINGS.

RENNY OF my friends who visit annually this
"a dehghrul watering place, being under lie In,
piesslInhat an about removing. II - due 10 them
aad to mtselt, 10 say lhai have consented 10 re
at'in. and thai shaIl off, 10 ihem increased In
lu,emenf. 10 iavor ne Nph lhelr oomptnv.
CHS. l.. DlBREbL.
CT. Il II
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Mn NV
t56

Al the Prcsileulal election la, fall the vote stood:
For HARRISON 33.52S
for Var Buren, - -
Although Thomas is elected, therefore, by men-
gre majonty, il viii be there las been 70 &c
cession 10 the Luco Foco vote.
In the House of Delegates. the Locns have clec-
43 aud tie Wings IS members. Wig majonry
IN the Senate 10 showing Wing maj orly ~ iqlat
ballot OF s.
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W The Editor, 4 the Wy,he Journal, nrefer.
ence'o the trial of ] I'm w. Stevens At thar place,
c"afge Of robbns the mail at Abingdon soose
months snce, says, there was strong doub
sun' Ut HE prisoner on the question of Giei.
"ino OF one OF more oi the Iorrs Th, eJ,
WI was himself ore Of tie lury
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Commonwealth rs. Scmmes. The Last Challt1e5-
pearance Of young S-mwes (Nho some time since
killed Prof. ssof Davis # The University OF VngrnaA
and who was balcd last summer III the sum u $50
90 }, default enter. agaiasr hm aud rule
made against him aud his securities, retutnabe al
the next term Of tie Ceu,t, h show cause why
Judgment shall nor be had on tIe fon,lred tecog
urzauce. The Jtttctsouian adds: mo expectation
exists in tins munlry that tins young nan vii
ever return here. lie may Therefore be considered
clear"
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Returns tom all tie counties fsomr at lheln Inv
ever, unof ia,) show lhe foa@ibg result Of the e
lecliIu for Goyerou
Far Fnncls fhom4s (t4oco) % a02
fot Wm. Gust johns u ~ hsl 20 246
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~. n. G Ee r., H. ~ n,

or NEw YORK CITY,
I'D EGS leave 10 utioTp the titGeus nf Lynchburg
AID vcnlly iii It he has returned from New
otk, aud IS Gow prepared 10 resume his business.
tie his a-u b'ought nh HIM a select guam NV al
Music, ~ the most poi ulli 4 npoSers aud fine
supply oi lhr besi pnnn Sanu s,witich viii be laser
I'D. 4fop one 10 iull sci, the most reasonable
t'rfs. Piauos tuned usual, aud any repairs
done to that INSTRUMENT upon The shortest Buice. aud
masi approved method.
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Or TIE corner buek lruemrnt an Main street,
III daer below the Franklin llntcl. The
L->-A upper appointments ATE well suited Tor The
sldepcc ot pl1ylc hm Possession wall Jc gI'tn
at the 'nd Of thr present year
WIN. KADFORD.
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A4E kEN.

tE'llE 5anud .noelinz offbo Soofholdcls af The
LyaebbuI au1 Bunlloe Springs l'ufnpt,e
Company wil be held al pedl,r Mnla. IN Amherst
county, on Ihe dta Moudly ia November urkf.
\. CAR FER. Srcy
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Alajoiily

II The SUM couanes- last year, the Wing majeli-
" was ) 22+ Twenty eight counties a,c ,etto be
head tom.