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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-18

\ regards the eucn; aud variety cfihr collection may
Ice wclito observe" that tho obicc hts been AMI
81 utiy or ornitncnt br among tho worthy
anu d"sitabl'--r raj" which he$ necessarily = -ccd
iuiiiuc wi' Imposing the only ch!.s; Airl
~ Z" sw"! Catalogue, tut which Tho niii'c knew 10 pos
sii" or u" meS-in isi:s ts 4 pai,iciily g.ri.
bic 's the nIvsuTc only developer aicr yclrR Of care
W''frc lhc rrnririo 3. therefore, wish he IN.
icg"ooh That TIE comparatively lm'tcl -, Iciy ian,
articles, fnT Instance aurn- the ornamental ri; Itnsy
6"ilnuin- ni'i Gamsiias aud FRUITS .ererally h rs
p'e.aJ Pcats Apes aud Peaches, Is u,y.n. u tins rule
they nevertheless. cSc!uly til. chanc,o II all now
pI"i"sinnsi AMI cAtnui'd Cr.Eondcncc, in Europe
anI no homo, enables them ~ cIiu the .arii, eli
Ecutr ~ nj rllectS aipcisiniu: Ia ;hCi procession
he fiS,s haze Oeen generally f"icc-iir terms az.
Cash. hGt wi-i" all fic'ury Civ reference riveu i
ted crciH viii tie allowed 10 otNtatc understanding Il
may proper To pcnse that no will bc spared the
removal amt peckrs- oi I'll urcTs Them ut M
iri"nsi'iN viii bc Incurred as 10 their cafe clrissc
Ultimate surccss.
u- liberal discount allowed To Wholesale
u. LAMBETH q FiiLION
IL Orders reecivc,'. AMI Catalogues may he iaiof
LfELl. JOHNSTON y INEIt,
ocO Agents ioI The Prrpic:OJs Eichnpui'. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-18
TRIPLES
CONcE cTRAvID saKSapan,,rA

CoNCEETRATED sAHSAPAUiLLA.
'liiIS tnmpoLni Cxi'ect ~ SaifaIIlI la. gained The
preior' 81 IN" Faculty every ih.r nrci arl.
Hon oi rurrhpattla now usc Or the -csni,
and uil'"r Diseases which depend pHon nnpr. habit
Scruinus cuniiua cf the sJs;cr. viii b.. found
hs y beneficial iua cases where SifFtp1ria J.. ussd
It's prepared vst'nnl brins apnr yea s,c.
ctcs ~ S1rsaprUla cnn'ans Ia
III" active I'uciac "t c ro1i, ani p, 81.
Vinsa over The ordinary prcpdtaOns. which ina.
from iu"Ior r'o, !r'r 10, lus "i continued bili.
-(scr Wood a rlchrnU :. u,spsn.aiuTy)
= further supply iost rrcriycitN
ALEXANDER DuvAL & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-18

a Ur side -i."uit hr vith"u' II.
MARRIED LADIES,

In delicate sui"us mud -r--t ichcf from constantly
wciirS ans pHsicr Iuc application oil ihis plaster be-
tween the SHOT" 'crs. has " innni r-,a" tor
cos c1hlhs 'isic au iuns ala cti,u ~ their primary
stages f"ys ii ics'"H 50 PRODUCING clui1us nr
s9r-ion No P''yaici'n ,i0uii be "rhpu'u
Tor pi'icurssae hli, tuat accompanies each roN and
directions Zach ms suicicni 20 sireal SIX az
oc 1 ~ 81 q. 4 49,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-18
NEW coXFmcTIoSAa1 i9srAnLIsn-

w LAMBERT, (suc-essnr 10 L Noel. at the old
sihni ior"c,ly occupied hy Giles rico',) would
sicc,y "'" hts iIiends an! the pub,c seacraS that
having pure isci the stock iu ,ri. of Nu-l. ho Mill
c.hiiIc 10 "rcr supply oi fresh articles his Haze
winch . VIII s"il al wholesale retail rcAsanlbi.
icr as ~" stock on hand consists uf Can icv Cakes
C"rlas Wines. SC. with variety OF Toys Tor Chi,ren
| amt Fancy Articles
ila'ue gone go considerable expense ia rsittirg and
Improving the sppcaraUcc oi store, lac op.s i,t lie
Viii 10, be forgotten 10y hs Gienis whose
I RnsrttuiiN ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-18

BRITANNIA WARE.
BEiFANNiA r'gs
10 Tea fo,.
Do sugar iiishes
DO Cream ruis
Do CAs;ois-l, . and G bottles
i. =. F0GC's
Y" " China Main
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-18

p.torr. -'VN S3ittTI's tt4.oNlG.II.Y
| W. npbIiil i ga is,r .r >i'.
~ IN E'w,utlfs Jt',iisr an AuiIt'icli Grnilosry
ifdosntd rrn tao Fru-n liii f,i he us.uf t.,
'"iris 80 Nr-iIH inutS ir-ftr" a. Lr,'rrt'u. a.s
"dri'i O" i' "trs. sane 90 Arli .i-i-al lusilrtan M
III t"ii.gc- or Inc irf' : cs iy Frln-i, ~ -mf,
W. Pwics-nr,f " Uh.l,' in the lush .iinn ana ,r
'ncty rtoic. at N,s rtiut.
Tie pn0cr Review contains . FOL wing.
we arc -tr ti..' rful -atihttaIi..iit eanriu,i,r
l'%nr scout ,Hes, ~ -'iDl frlai'ol 20 ne i...
l-,y WI. ~ ' ttf"' fU tos perfect sci-ultr srti.
q" tc i'nr 10 any iau-ua:c Inr -u,l u,e.I. iu arr
coii On p inr auo o co.. satou o. u .uouh 10 81,
iiI' % is i-iihi.tly cbccl.-t"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-18
INSURANCE! AGAIN
PROTECTION INSURANCE: COM.,AN
OE llAkIElRn CONN

'lNi'S Coinplny offers io Insure Houses stores Mills.
'iri"rc-, btrns, and the cuucni. nf racn. together
WIN every o''rr similar Snc-tcs OF procrt, AGAINST
loss OK DAMAGE EY FiNE.
ihr tditS" pTcniu o RED low as those OF any
silat institution and every has an oppoTt n,,y C,r
sir' sun {" hc protected iiyi-rs oGhls -
suCiiNc "''ir" winch "iru, IN single hour, cps
aN 'y ITO casa nls oi many years.
lhccnuss' i'c"i pIr,irs irinslciing lis husncss
anu ia the Hiiuirc aud p'ymcu NJ uss-., prompt
Ehetai FOTieguisJi nsii Incc, aud oiccs
Apply To iiENRS CLARKE;
WHO has been "pp.iurd Agent tor the
lc l2 " Ciiy OF Richmond. &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-18
!G,oo,NSssHHMPTioN.. s LIyNR coMPLaI Nr

CONSUMPTION & LIVER CONpI|.
"a Luis bALSAM OF LNEKWoRT.-W s.suss.
- tiNvt.s Diseases Splitting OF Blood, Cen.uInrfion
ilu Liver Complaints be remcdied Nv ~. M. -,
~. rlshens Icdieiaes which viii rsSofs tone 10 tho
ail muscular organs DIR. Tayior's B.ssn Of IA.
tIN" mas oeen usei successfully of ten var, IN ,ho
celientrenety. NJ ~A *
CONSUMPTION and Liver Complaint A,a-eu.r.Ir.n..
~ l't these deaseS, an iuy satisfied iron org eKne.
1865 lltIe no Wcicnscqual 10 Dr. Tsyloti, EI.sf,
nI Nrr"nFi tts"aruGietGut contain a., s,sTc,,rY
ny or mineral p'elnraiioa, aud being purti, ysras
~ on uy uscu SF The utmost safety by al rraon, in
S2,ion Nclc1nses the lungs 10y eIpectsTaiicn ro.
JIM ~. UIeaihins, AMI seems 10 neal the crs.r
= - Ve no question out this medicine 10 certain
~ 'Hi tu''uc ''ughs aud Colds have used n Tor
!t1Is i. NY itact.ce, aul aWly with succe,s. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-18

DAVENPORT & ALLEN,
AtCTIONEERSa COMMISSION MERCHI NTg
Corner Of and 18Th Streets
advances consgumcnts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-18
LNDlES' CTEAP SLIPPEKS.

WE have ou usuda good assortment of tcs' Kill and
w Morocco Shippers mtic in Philadelphia, which arc
very handsome rncc. cnIy II per par
JUDAH MYERS & co,
dc3l n'n, ShOc nnd Trunk Dealers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-18
TiiE LIVERPOOL ArOTIECARirs COMPANY,
For the Manufacture II

IINVtsNf " tUItTNFsN n Nd Oh FNITtN IN
'IIlE fubscubcr " authorised to receive ORDERS f1r
A Drugs Medicines Chemicals f,outthc above Com.
piny ~ I-v"r upi. anil s orders sent 10 him, will Ice
promptly forwarded tWouLh of She nrccuts ~ the
COMPANY thereby aifoJue oi the sufcst guarantees
ell to-
4 nthccaics and nrrTftsfs arc rCq1cstcdto examine
inc frcrE Current Ct tive Company, copies ot which Viii hc
uhshei 10y the subsctiuci, ard 10 which wall only DC
dec - wM r. HITLER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-18
NO. Is.
w. IL. & j. ID. CHRISTIAN,
Market SeuARK,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

Havo on hand general assortment Of
OChRl Es, WINES. TEAS g. LIuUOuu
OF rHE BEST QuALIrI,
At wholesale and retail, for ca.h or To puastuaI
customers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-18
JAMGs' NEW WORK.

" RANDOLPH = 10. hayc tot sale
~ Z. IhsJi-quc t., Novtl; Icy "A. IS
History IL Inc Expedition - Eussi, undertaken hy Va.
Po.con IN lsi2-i,y Gene q Coua: Phhp lc >cg'ir
Lives ut hGcirnt futo sophcrs-tIau>iaicu from the
French OF Teuc.on, with Sc.cs and lie Of he Author
hy the Rev TO rack
Nai-rs u ihc American War Of 1879 bV Ccpcr.i I,h,
ATinstr, ~. " -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-18
nID NI,l. nMNNDN All ,ylIIAKrv
REV. Is. IIInltAHD's

VEGETABLE ANri-HnLur- FAMILY Pills.
For preventing and curing Diseases
THE Wi ucss fud rnrv1nri efficacy n overcoming DO.
siucuons ani functional dcfarscurnis Of the SIoin.
ath lvrr' 'utu'rcf t-csvc nrsius promoting healthy
scrrrtvH. fuuniN-'hr N'1uf, tuI uygnrlrs the ag o.
tcr haFry silpl hcmto thc use ct iaaiea ird travel
irrs, inr eGic 10y GAY NOR.
uuH ono j'or above thr Eel Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-18
\ REfisDY FOR iIRU-Ii-CAnLI!K
Az UKsING SnlkE AIniLIii

Rochester, May i,h, 1893.
For si" by A. q. STEVENS
lf-cl2f,ll.TD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-18
Neutrality-suspicious., or PERSIAN PILLS
CERTIFICATE

CEIVIIFTCNTE.
ccitify that have. by ,.y 81 experiment usel the
h.c"nu, 7nt most OF tho kinds Pills IN m. mr..
iirc. which have born" tho highest puc IN tho pnc ~.
liHatton. that have bc0u c-Tcu ar sale III. vicinity or
the asf I've Nc.rs GLIDING ihnsc called tho ECsufr.c.
uoUor Pcr,an PlS; ani tie ruhc may resi- assured l.i
non" atncn. lie Whole catalogue has answered heller
rniuosc caTy ami ,fccual -culcy Than tie KtsiIr
rcctOu VI Persian rds, IN most rasrs of I-cier
tIhTlES BAChuS ". D.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-03-12
hLEGEND OF LOUISIANA.


Abol, two miles from Baton Roug.
there are two remarkable mounds which
'attrac! the attention Of every traveller u
this part Of the State. Many were the
conocturos entertained with regard to
their origin and the lover of mystery
revealed in dreams Of the widest specQS
Iation, ia attempting to account for their
existence, 10 M, they have always
been subjects OF interest In contem.
plating them, reflected that lhey be.
longed to an age long past, to a race rap
idly disappearing from the flce OF the
earth, looked upon them as monuments
intended 70 be commemorative Of some
event mighty in its results al the time,
to the original possessors Of tho soil, and
/ said 10 my heart, how vain! since all
traces OF that period had passed away,
like the turrows made in The ocean By a
ship, when the watorsa again close without
leaving mark
ID is probable that would ever have
been obliged to regard tho mounds with
conjecture and uncertainty i an old In
dian, who sat win nc at a comfortable
fire one cold evening, when the rain and
wind sounded dfaarlIy without had not
b his peculiarly mild and coherent man
ler fol- a savage, given me the substance
)l The following legend:
Tvs tribes had, for years, wagod a
var 10 which each s.foya 70 01tefmiuato
he other, by every means which Indian
ubtcty could devise. Each incuIcaled |
q their children hatred Of the hostile |
ribo, and by tales Of bitter wrongs and |
oarlul vengeance excited in them feelings
aat could take delight IN nothing more |
ban shedding tho blood Of their foes.
Daring this deadly strife, young war
ior who had wandered from his comPan.
2Ds, On hunting excursion, was cap
lrad by tho morcloss enemies Of his
.ibe, aud was led to The stake There
'ith heart unsubduod he prepared for
Is Journey 70 the land 81 souls His
rht and graceful form was elevated to
) rull height, the Imperial plume Of the
lgle waved over his haughly brow, and
AS III ine unison with an eye as steady +
nd unqualing as that Of the bird Of
3aven. But lof toe chords which bound
b hands, spectator would have sup
,sod that he was the monarch Of the
ibe, for not a proudor, not letter mind
ud be loani ia The band Of woraors
ho surrounded him and were painting
lib anxiety for tic fiery torture to b.
piled, that they might hear screams ~
loring burst from bis ogonizcd bosom
The suns have conc ana goaci a.d 3
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-03-12

~ @osa Ivy mother steal away
10y US struggling tears
~ ''o'No'hg 'oaeh 5etrays unchecked
= soe''' ~ heFieps
.ay iAl1af gazcsou ny faco
And yet there's none aropg tb.cou
To tall me must die!
'iy .iiIia SISTERS press around
~ s!eeP!eS1 couch, and bring
F" AZ eager hands their garden gift,
',5 Afst5@eet HoHeHofsUing
/ ",aA Asy.diaT me where those flowers
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-03-12

! daccdote IF tee Arq5 CAgf..--J ~,
dwol upon the great river Eunbra,es
near ne eiiy Of Bassura, Two Ara5 tribes
deadly hostile TO each other. Their en-.
mmlty was 50 proyorbial and vel known.
TINT when enc man spoke olthe onmi,v
Of another towards his foe, ne ioyar.obly
would say, he bates him MS an Anizas
hates a Montifee 1t fell out lbat NJ
pacha Of Bagdad being approhensiyo Of
The Invasion oftha kuri5 from Kurdista
sent out an order 10 The chief Of the AMI.
ices 70 send him forthwith 10000 men.
aud The order was obeyed The Pacha
MOI placing tho same confidence upon Inc
pFonpHessoi the Montieo chief, resolved
70 lay PISl 20 take him by slraiagen.
aud then donand from him the aid ofhis
TRIBE to succeeded ia obtaining tho at.
tendance OF the chief, ami he was brought
into lhe Presenceof the Turk +" have
taken you prisoner said the Pacbn.
. fearing ihal might moi otherwise have
obtained the assistance Of yoIr tribes az
golnSl the hurls lr younow command
that ten thousand Of your men Shall come
70 my assistance, your chains shall be-
slucheG oil, aud you may return safe AID
lnnjuled to your tribe but il you do
lol comply, your head Shall roll al my
eet' The chief looked the Pacha stern,
y in tho face, ard replied Your kuowl
'ige Of the Arab character has led YOU
nto this error. Had you sent 10 me for
en- thousand Of my tribe when was free,
know not what answer ! should have
olurned, bur as it is, my reply cannot
'at be negative. IT. you order my head
o roll at your feet, bo it so there are
many more IN my tribe equal to mime
'hej one dropol my blood, and every one
vii become us ayengef. The Arab may
e treated with when free, bat when d
risoneG never The haughtyiPaoha
Joked upon him for a moment with sur
rise then turning to his soldiers, he
fdcfsd them TO sever his head from his
ody The chief stood calm and collect.
i, while the drawn sabre cleaned aloft
} lhe air. al This moment tho noise of
horse gaIlopiag 10 the paved court,
ord u .he palace atuac 81 the attention
The Pacha. A, every bound he struck
20 fire from the stones and seemed to bo
irving 10 outslrip the wind III a mo.
lcut the rider yaultod from his horse, and
lmosl IN the same breath stood in the
fesance Of The Pacha. It was the chief
{ Tho Anizees, am come" said he,
; strike OF The chains b, mine enemy
od he been taken 10 open conflict shoald
y 'nlcrpoaa, but as he has boau taken
lfoaehefy, though mino enemy yoL
ii be first 10 strike off mis- chains
here are 10000 iunces under my com
ana gancing yonder in your defence,
y II you release not i'm nedialeIy nine
envy, every ono Of thom shall be direct
against you as a foe The Turk was
'ccd to yield, and the two chiefs retir
together The chief Of the Aaizees
ldlctcd his brother chief, through his
'dllost enemy, to his own tribe, and
~ said, We are now again enemies,
have only acted as Arabs should ala
Us act to each other but you arc now
g and with your own tribe, and DURAN.
Mt hos.IlItles are agala renewed Wish
$ they parted, and the chief oflhe AMI
IS returned to the defence Of the pucAa.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-03-12

|"s a OGaYe man, and We honor The brave
pat he was 10 die, for We had sworn il By
o me great split, on the graves of oul
fathers We asked him how bo wonb
! .gaEo Inc wors AS a warrior,' he SAID,
IeI Ihe Graycst Of you battle with him
"Ao y llger Of his lnbe' met him ii
ne slrIIe where men struggle for lifc
ana glory lie fell like the mighty oak
beneath my toma4awk, aud his SCALP il
az ny belt
1ne dusky warriors groaned, for they
heard Of The death of one Of their great,
e'I cilleIsj who had gone on mission and
WIS 10 have roIuned tlace"days past.
a proud smile curved The lip Of The
coPAfo lie rej0icoj, tor he had succeed
ga ID "fngng groan from his captors.
rs there one among YOU he asked con
lempu9usIy 'who viii FIGHT Win tbo ea,
g.go %! your Toes! MOI towards unarmed
1sl am' my hands arc bound; though two
MoA4Fea armed men stand around mo-
iou were led ON the milk Of does, and
arc as umd as the source from winch
Jou derived yoor sls,onaace.'
Ino warriors ground their teeth with
'"Se' III momen, the bonds we're 70
moved from he prisoner and an old and
avgP'y Scared chel approached him
az mar instant young and beautiful lndi |
:" s''I bounded from the thick wood and
"0u5 10 me neck oil the old chief, whom
9AG caIied ialheH
nc caP!iYo started, for il was The form
when had crossed his way and ured him
from ms comrades IN the chase, With
Steps more Iiant and graceful than the
cummings OF INC sPofllyo lawn Ho heard
JUG voice "Aich had come 10 his ear
WIN more grateful melody than the soft
6"e',o6 o. mo hmpld stream, which
lusnchod hi5 hurst when returning wear
va from me chase, and the same eyes /
= 'eaAiea on MN tnai he had IikencI to
.ao stars g.aayeAiAg llis heart throbJod
WIN wiz delight which neither his
55o,lal ieolluu5s nor even The certainty Of
ioaAA eo1ia FePfos5; for she wore the
" '0o'n "h'oA ne had twn9d loc her Of tho
( 'e9'l caves ana yeautIous flowers Of the I
olo5' queen, inc glorious magnolia,
a., ~ A'm NO! die now she duplicated
" h2li @Iio'heF sun has passed the feast Of
Jot tllo' c'HinoacoS--lct him live till !
men en-
ho warriors granted her request
demanding the cause, and re
lullea tfom taeir captive, aprom5c that
70 would MAKE 10 attempt % aaeapo or 8
o'ol.l 9uccot' oi'GF'nB To Ist INN go un- q
o9 ~, un',l me lasI sun whose evening p
W. e91.1 no "l'Ho5a' had 800. 0sAaI tAy e
h rlolro rs A., I'M "0'.' a., gave d
n ioya75o hnr t ',I' Io a, s"'i ICY 10 pour
eort lil,a III -, w. ''o'' ". '''o ''"s q
,rtinr Gfs and raG I',' oT II 01'l"' ll p
n freo mil i" sb M" AZ ~ %"' men y
r. ,bo socaa1 ', ,;.,a 9'"ao" " ny s'aao P
hicb w9s nl,csJ j', 'ha ','.'' III 'i' "itrA e.
ed 'SN NV : '''a '0''li'A' "a
IN
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-03-12

Last days eff Water Scott 80 Aud ye.
something like a ray Of hope did break
upou us next morning Sir Walter awoke
perfectly conscious where no was, ana
expressed q wish to 10 carried into the
garden. We procured bath chair and
wheeled him up and down for some time
before his door, and on the turf, and a
mong the rose buds in full bloom. Tho
grandchildren admired the new vehicle,
and would be helping IN their way to
push il about He sat in silence, smiling
paoidly on them and tho dogs, their
companions, aud now and then admirinn
the house, the screen Of the garden, ana
the flowers and trees. BY aud by he con
yersed little very composedly with US;
sad pc was happy to be at home and
no felt better than he had ever done since
no lell II and perhaps would disappoat
che doctors after all
(" lie then desired to be wheeled thro'
his rooms, and We moved him lesurey
for an hour or more up and down tho
hall and The groa library have seen
nach,' lao kept saying, but nothing like
my ain hame lei me ono turn moren Ho
was gentle as an infant, and allowed him
sell ID BE- pat q bed again the moment
We TOLD him that wo thought he had had
enough for the day."
Still In his ashes lived the wonted fires,
Two novels (Which Mr. Lockhart hopes
may never sec the lighi) had been writ
lon at Naples, and the last glimpse OF
daylight in what dcmained Of The great
loyeHs,'s lilo at Abotslord, was ono et
ort the desk
cater breakfast On Tuesday, Tho 7th,
10 again revived somewhal and was a.
gain wheeled about on the turf presoot-
y he feel asleep in The chair, aud after
losing Ter halt an hour, ho started awake
md, shaking tho plaids we had put about
liu from Oh his shoulders, said, This
5 sad idlcuess. | Shall lor.ot what
ayo boen thinking Of il don't sol IL
own now Take me inlo my own room,
I'D fetch me tic keys Of NY desk. no
eposted this SO earnestly That We could
ot refuse bis daughters weal in,o his
Judy opened his writing desk, and laid
apCl aud pens n ihe usual order, aud
iga mlycl hlm through lhe hall, and
liQ lle tp0l where hu had u.ways boon
'geusiomel o Wcrk Whoa lht chaf
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-03-12

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1,iu 1".ia aa M 800 ,o'1H9 y ~
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1a.'U" ar f,a, I,,,'sa-. ",N ~
IN VI 49,. '.,,I';.,.. ",'' IN "
yU,y WI gI N. - ..''''.5 ~ 'e'''iSS 'gF
yea. ~ A. .giil ~ -. n '''sn = 'i''e
pos ~i1 .W go" "''lCh
n'o" S.-''1 ~ Ba,ia'i i : 'i'2' sai9aDiS
.oPO5''o.J - '''' '-'' -'''1'"'o11 o.
'n9 70, 1oy 'a.,.- r.., .....:.
~ wy E 'oO, '"i ~
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