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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-04

The SCoTTIsH THIsTLE.- That ancient en-
blem OF Scots pugnacity, the thistle, with its
motto, Memo inspune me taceSSit, is represented
of various species in royal bearings, coins and
coats of amor; so that there is some difficulty
in saying which is the genuine original thistle.
The origin of The national badge itselfis thus
handed down by tradition. When the Danes
invade Scotland, it was deemed unwarlIke to
attack an enemy in the pitch darkness ofnight
instead of pitched battle by day; but Oh one
occasion the invaders resolved to avail them
selves of this suatagem; and in order to prevent
their tramp from being heard, they marched
barfooted. They had thus neared the Scottish
force unobserved, when Dane unluckiy step
ped with his naked foot upon superbly pricked
thistle, and instinctively uttered a cry of pain,
which discovered the assault to the Sets, who
ran to their arms, and defeated the foe with
terrible slaughter. The thistle was immediate
ly adopted as the insignia OF Scotiand.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-04

Another Rdce,-The Jockey Club Purse of
$1,000 vas run for on Friday, by Boston against
Mariner, Boston winning two of the thee heats.
The secol,d and third the race was sharply con.
tested, and II was by great exertion that Boston
mainlained bis reputation. The first heat was
won by Marine- in 7 As, Boston appearing to
suffer much from lis late exerlions The 2nd
heat, Boston, by mos, severe whipping, won by
half length; the third heat vas performed by
him in his usual good style. The average time
Of the heats was as.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-04

Why should newspaper statements always be
depended upon! Ans. Because they are never
published uti the proofs prcduced-- Msssrger
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-04

or Mr.. Kendall on returning once more to
bis home, cannot let the occasion pass without
rendering his sincere thanks to his fellow citizens
Cor the kind solictude manifested for his welfare
while suffering imprisonment in Mexico, and al
so from the warm welcome he has received from
all since his return.
fIe would also embrace this opportunity of
expressing his Acknowledgements to Judge Ellis
for his kindness and attention while in Mexico
and on the route TO this city--to Gen. Thompson
for the warm interest manifested on his behalf
and also to Mr. Hargons, the United State con-
sui at Vera Cruz To Capt. Nones, and to leu
tenants, Peters, Farmer and Wilson, OF tie u.
5. Cutter Woodbury.. he feels grateful or their
attentions towards him while on the voyage from
Vera Cruz TO this city.
If theres anything that conld ecompense him
for the suferings he has endured, it is the redec-
ton that his firm personal friends, as well as
those upon whom he had no particular claim,
have manifested towards him on all occasions,
the Kindness Of brothers rather than the cour-
tesy of countrymen; and the indignites offered
the American name have been amply sufficient
to arouse in the breast of the people of the Uni
ted states all that should distinguish the Ameri.
can character
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-04

OF George w. Kendall, the talented
and popular Editor of the g" Picayune"
was welcomed in New Orleans, upon his
return from captivity, generally by the
OrIeanois-We wish him long life and
happiness.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-04

One Politician less. The Cado Gazette con.
tans the following rich advertisement.
CDR. W. W. George--having subdued his pol.
Itical aspirations, will, devote his undivided at
tention TO the practice ofhis profession"
"Go il, my doctor" you have done very
sensible thing --Cresent City.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-04

HOrrid .4ssassination--The following extra
ordinary relation we Obtain from the St. Louis
Republican, received last evening.
Governor Boggs was shot by some william on
Friday the 9th inst. in the evening while sitting
in room in his own house, in independence
Mo.
His son hoy hearing report, ran into the
room and found the governor sitting in his chair
with his jaw fallen down, and head leant back
and on discovering the injury done his farther
gave the alarm.
Foot-tracks were found in the garden, below
the window, and pistol picked up supposed ia
have been overloaded, and throwu from the han,
of the scoundrel who Cred it. Three bnck sho
ola heavy load took effect, one going through
his mouth, one in the brain, and another proba
bly, in or near the brain--all going throug Oh thu
back part of the head and neck.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-04

Predicted has Deah--A Winchester scholar
named Joseph Weeds, in the year 1907, foretod
his own death. As the hour appro ached, for he
named both day and hour, he siokened and kept
his chamber, where he was frequently prayed
with by Mr.. Fletcher, the second master, who
reasoned with the youth in vain; for he persist
ed with great composue, in Affirming that the
event would realize his prediction. On the day
he had fixed, the house clock being put forward,
struck the hour before the time: he saw through
this deception, and told those that were with
him, that when the church-cock struck, lie
should expire. lie did so. DR. Lovington, when
Bishop of Exeter used to give this account to his
his lrierds, says the Gentleman's Magazine.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-04

The excitement prevailing in Rhode
Island, is truly deplorable-lt is much to
be feared, that considerable mischief may
be done, before the comnotion shall be
quelled.
The difficulty has grown out of re.
stricton OF suffrage, which is violently re-
sisted by the suffrage party.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-04

Tax Collector of Elon., V4
March 10, Is On, \, 's ',...
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-04

B D SCOTT,
TAX collector of uoImes county
March 10, 10 3n. rfz2
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Ser Sauer uno Der Girtfhe.

5mitbm sinsm noblbatenbsn amerifani,
fbsn qanbmann, lprn. y. une einsm Srlans
Der, tntfpann iIb nsulb fclssnsss Gefprdb,
aIs y. Dor esr sbur feincs pauies ftanb:
eirifhsr-@ott srib sub; batt ibr fssns
Nrbeit fir MIDI?
@. Yaf eib fort; t mill ME ,pisbsr einsn
III Nrbelt nebmtn aus eurem qanbe.
g. Barum Wertbltsr mir lnb bod iibsr
quite 2lrbsitsr =! @ott fs9ne sud ssbt mir 'sn
Sfbob.
0. 9lsin, nlsin Srsunb, ib thu ss nitt;-
benn Der leste Srtdnesr tsn idb in arbst bats
ts, ffarb in mensn Dienffsn nno id purce 9e.
smunsen ibn auf nsins Soften bsSrabtn j's
IaGen.
6. 9Ib, mein Bertbsr, ipenns fur fta iff, 70
! babt ibr tsi mir nibts ju fiirbten, osnn ib
fam sudb elm Gsrtifieat brinssn, "bas tb nod
ME asffcrten bin, penn ib BET sinsm Weiifer
in Nrbsit ruar.'
Da roar fpeittr feline 2fusrses. Ser arn,e
Vab tefam Irbeit.
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bsfanntsn 9. 0B. 5ittsr fribern 6erausssbsr
sss llnabbausissn Mspublifaners,' in Aasn'
taun, &c. &c. ~ feinsm Deputirten. Der Adtb.
ealpbin SIptbs iif, an bic Stsas BON parion,
gum Yrsfesntribter bes 12tsn Gsribtsbssirss
srnannt worben. Rsbr anpers nsue @rnsiun
gen ,psrosn nod folssu.
Gin Bebid bsr Canal Gommifiionsrs bat
sbtnfaaS ffattssfuneen; Sobn 9. Butter, BON
Nassbsnp, fspi &epncIes, BON Miffln, unb
Ssers W. 5ollsnbad, BON eussrn @auntp, itnb
ais sanat @cmmfiionsrS fir oas Iaufsnss
Sabr srnannt.
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nibt ssIans. Sr. gBiis fprab lanse in Ops
petition gu 5rn. abams.
San. 81. Der genat bsfbaftists Iieb mies
Der nit tem Sanfrctt9sfse, pbns ,psssn Biosr
ruff ;u sntfbeipsn.
Sm Saufe Sanftsn ftb ssr Sprebsr uno
msbrsrs Mitslisbsr. Go sins earauf wisesr
an bas alts Gefbdft pom ssifsrn unb man ems
betc taa,it, 6ru. aeams sinsn @srwsis 5u ess
ben wsssn @inrsibuns psr Sittfbrift fir cine
Sbsiluu9 Der Union.
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Vcin 27fen gOuareB.

San. 81. Sm gsnat fam cine Msnas pee
titionsn Gin unb unsefabr 100 MsmrriaIs bas
Banfrcttssfss bstrsfsnb. 6r. Sing lsats sis
nen 8sfbIus Der Gsfssssbuns bon alabama
Dor, um SsraS init in ben Gtaatsnbunb aufs
8unsbmsn. Die tpsitsrn 1erbaubIunesn bstras
fen bic Sbasamtnctsn Bill.
SIN Saufs sntifano Elm Strsit ,psssn Gins
reibun9 elmer Ystticn burb 5rn. 9lbams, BON
8irssrn bon Ma0abuietts, fir cine 1erdns
berun9 bss Raturalifations: @sfesss, 70 bas ss
aub ausldneifbsn farbissn Ysrfonsn erlaubt
fsin feuts Sirssr bsr 8er Staatsn iu rpsrbsn
une bas 9aus psrta9te fb in eonfuiom sbe
baS 3anfsn Elm gnbe nabm.
San. %. Sm Senat ,parsn bic 8srbanbs
lunssn faff wis 9sitsrn.
Sun 5aufe purbsn bic @efbdfte bon ssifsrn
bssnbist. Gin Ssribt BON Der @intbsiunass
Committee wurbs bann esIefsn, wonab jsbsn
$4,000 @inwobncrn fir bic ndbitsn sebn Sab.
re Elm &sprsientant i'm Scn9reb srlaubt wtrs
ben fca. Gin 1orfblae bic Gintbsilunssbia
in gommittss bss @anyn auGunsbmsm wurs
be an9enommen.
San. "a. Der Ssnat spar frub mit3ufbaus
srn anssfillt, sus! Deuts Der Sag par gum Des
battlrsn iber 5rn. Stays Bsfbtu1s, bic AUDI
sIsib nab benz Nnnsbmsn bon Ystitionsn &c.
ouffamen. i6r. 6. iprab et,pa Elm unb cine
bolbs Stunbe in 4srtbsibi9uns esrfslbsn, ibm
toIste jor. prsifcn in oppoition unp iprab els
ne Bsile. J3r. Subanan fa9ts, bas ct aub
etwas absr bietn Gsssnitanb 5u fassn babe,
um absr eem 8anfrettSeisee Gaum Su ssbsn,
polts CT ss Bis Donnsrta9 perfbisbsn.
SIN 6aufs ,uar bsuts psbsr cine Seens bon
llnurpnuns unb Aufrubr in SoIss elmer Ystis
tion BON 6ausrbia, Madabuistts, bittsnb fit
cine Sbslun9 Der Union. Sor. j9opfns fbIue
por, bic pstiton in @sssnpart ees loaufeS ~
psrbrsnnsn, Sor. 2toams moqte fie anssnommsn
pifTsn, pisl anosrs 6srrsn mfbkn iib init Elm
unb bic eonfuilSn ,par aussmein. 9aS .6aus
psrtasts fb sbs bic Oronuns bsr9eifslt par.
San. 25. Der 9snat bsibdftiste 1ib bsuts
,piebsr NIT benz SanfrcttSsfss; iablrsibs pss
titienen eessn tsifsn Bicsrruf wurcsn einssse'
BEN uno als bic Sraes fir ben Biosrruf BOT
rpar, psrtaste fi6 ber Ssnat.
Sm 6aufe ;anfte man fib wisber Wesen
Der pstition pom ssifsrn.
San. &c. Der Ssnat tsfbdttists fb pis
9effsrn.
Sm oaufs wurbe ein Bsrfut ssmabt bic
Sbasamtn0ten 9iu pOrjuerinsen mas atsr
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Die t7atienals5bulo.-llnfer Rabbt

Die alsSbulo.-llnfsr Nabbar
BON '2tolsr' bat sntIib bic ,punosrbar Gut
os6uns ssmabt, bas mir cine RationatSbulb
babsn unb srfubte uns in Der por!setsn Wobt
su fa9sn, auf spel6en Grunb pir fribsr bss
bauptetsn, ba6 bic RationalsSbulb bei Ban
Sursn's Hmtssntlonun9 40 Millionsn 9baIer
bstrus 2Bir rpirbsn eisfs Srass obns ben ess
rinsffsn anifanb bsantwcrten, absr mir Fen.
nsn einsn 3situnsss9rudsr Der 5u Ban 8us
rsn's 3sltsn fsnsn sablreiben qsisrn rpeis mad,s
te, bab Feline t7ational.Sdulo vorbanbsn
Isi--unb fobalb uns bsr 'Nblsr' erfldrt, auf
wsIbsn @runb bies sefbab, rpollsn mir ibn
bic Nntpcrt auf feline Srass nibt fbu!bis blsis
ben.
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SerFs Gaunty sntbdIt, ssn,ds elmer ants
libsn Insabe pom lsetsn stitfmsnt l3,5O9
tarbars einwobnsr. Nab bsm N0eGment uns
ter Ssr Hfte bon 1s41, betrdst Der Bsrtb oss
IisSenSsn gissntbums $2O, O,e79,ss7; bsr bss
tarbarsn psrf6nIitsn gisentbums unb gslesr
auf Sntsrsitn $l,9s3,35s.
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mebfel in porter's Gabinet.-gcuv.

medfel in porter's Gabinet.-eouv.
Yortsr ift ,uis ss fbeint 9efOnnsn, tas bsmos
fratifbe Yrineip BON "aSs6fel in asmtsrn" in
Nuefibruns su brinsen. Sein 9taatsfetrss
tdr, Sraneis 81. Sbupf, ipar wsssn elmer Tins
einisfsit smifben ibm unb bsm @Oupsrncr, ses
brunssn fsin 2fmt nisbsrSulsssn, ebsnfc fsin
Dsputirtsr. On bic Stsas bss Ssfretdrs ers
nannte Der @oupsrnSr ben 2tbtb. 2lnfen p.
parfen, uno bisfsr srnannte ben binldnslib
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0erfauf bet Staatsnerfe.

Die Sbee, bic 5iTsntIiben Bsrte pennfpl;
fDIpansns NIT gutter Msanisr los su psrbsn,
ffnbst INNER mebr Srsunbe. Der @oupsrn6r
smpfabl fslbff in fensr Iestsn Sotibaft ben
tbsIIpeifen 9srfauf bsrfeIbsn, unb ss 1T nibt
unwabrfbsinlit, eas bic ssesnpdrtiss gsfse:
9etuns in sisfsr jciniibt stpas untsrnsbmsn
spsres, ba sS Der 9Bunfb ess 1olfss su fsin
fbsnt, cine qait atSuwdISsn bic tr,idsnb il
une NIT jebsm Sabre fbmsrsr ,pirb.
Der 3uitano bet 6fsntIben Bsrss unfsrst
Staats sbt 'rsni9 opHnun9 eas iIe jsmaIa
eintrd9llb perpsn, mas bic Srsunbe bssfslbsn
fbcn felt msbrsrsn Sabrn psrfprobsn. Sbrs
@rbauuns brabts ben Staat in cine 9buI,
esnIait unb ibrs 8eIsneun9 srforbsrt nsueOp:
| fer, tpelbe bic Sbulo ungebeuer MAIDEN tpirs
ben, mopon bic 5u tabIsnssn Sntsrs0tn atlein
cine Care bonn 8clfe forsern ipirosn bic f6on
Su fbWer su be5ablsn mare. Seelbsn RuBen
,ptirbe aber Der Staat babel BADEN -? gSabrs
fbeinIib gar feinsn. Gin 6esr bon 9lemtsrs
ba!tern masts CT auf tenfeIben erbaItsn; mlss
te manben Sbaeen Ieicsn, Der ourb fbIebts
4rbsltsn eswinsnlofsr sOntraftOrsn entftsbt II.
bic einfcmmsnbsn Stas m.iresn faum binrsis
bsno fein bic 6spraturfcifsn uno BEN 9sbalt
bet Ssamtsn su bssabIsn. Go wtiree baber,
lpis ssfa9t, AM bsifsn fsin fis benz Staate pom
eaIfs ~ fbafftn, waa turb ben Derfauf bsrs
fsIbsn am Isibteffsn bswrft psrbsn fcnnts.-
Die enBiSs S6misri9fsit bic bisrbei pcrfdms,
mare bas fIs psllsibt untsrm Yrsfs psrfauft
wirosn mo- eann en 9taat seSwunsen ftin
miroe eas SsbIenbs ju srfsssn, unp eisfsS ;u
prbutsm wlrbs sS am tDsdmailisifsn fein fis
auf ssWiiTs Sabre tu rsrpabtsn. Der Staat
,pirbs babel fiber am bsifsn ausmabsn, ea sr
auf biefe 4rt fopisl barauS lcfsn f5nnts rpis bic
SntersfIsn bet Staatsibulb betrassn unb bas
bel nod INNER Gissntblmsr Der Bsrfs blisbs.
Die Sssnsunssn Der 9srpabtuns pdrsn bon
Der 9sfesaesun9 tu bsitimmsn unb ftnntsn 70
snseribtst tpsrtsn, bab Dem Staats isn Gslo
9sfibsrt mare uno bas Bolf nidt eurdb Die
,psIte bic 9Ssrfe pabtsn, mcnopoliiirt cbsr
9sorldt werbsn f6nnte.
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feue 5eituns.-qSir frBisltsn bic rits
Drummer elmer neusn bsutfben 3situns, bsts
tslt: "0er Union 9smcfrat," bic bon bsn6srs
nn Seebclb unb SauS in Slsu Ssrn ssorudt
uns bsrans9sssbsn wire. 1Sir wanfbsn ben
leerrsn @lid in ibrsm llntsrnsbmen.
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Der 6arrstur9 "gatsrIanbs 1EGbtsr" lit
Der Oleinun9, bas NIT Ndbfem elm totalsS
ausftssn bon pcrtsr's Cabinet itatt fnosn
rpirs, unb iast: "bas Elm gutter Sabinstmabsr
psrlanst mre, Der absr einsn qsimfsisl mits
brinssn mus, eamit feline Arb.t ftsetsn blsibt.'
Glaubsn gle nibt tas ss DeseIleim isin
musts
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Die Dor einiesn @Obsn aus Der HaticnoIs
Gaasris in Bafbinston esifOblsnsn SIsinOcien,
wuresn Dor Surjem tpiebsr srbaltsn nabbem
bic SslObnuns auf $500 srb6bst ,porbsn mar,
Man fast, Sas Elm gbrsiben BON Baltimore
srbaIten wuree, es0sn Sbrsi6sr bic 9sitcb!nsn
Sabsn su lsfsrn veriprab, fals bic 8slObnuns
um $500 srbbbt wiros. 60 fbsint bsmnab,
bas ss in unfsrn Sssftdbtsn Menfben sibt bic
bas Soanbwsrf aIs 9isbsbsblsr trsibsn, unb 70
lanse OnfeI Sdm nibt msbr 5u bsSablsn pets
fpribt ruis bic 9isbs, eas @sftcbIsns nibt rpss
bsr auslsfsrn.
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ErfrunFen.-@sifsrn Dor abt sassn er'
tranf ein Mann Ssamsns Sobn @sbrst, BON
elfas 2aunfbip, o6srbalb &iflussr's Damn,
in ber S6uplfi0, stpa cine NRsils cbsrbalb
biefer Stabt.
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SanF Sebreben.--9is Girart Sanf in
philadelphia bat pOriss Wosbe ben Gsiff aufs
9ssebsn; sas tsibt fis 1T ssbrcbsn uns sSsesr
rpiro babsr mcbI tbun, ,psnn er ibre Ncten gar
nibt nibt nimmt. Sas @sripreben bsr Sanf,
am SrstaSs anb Samifass ibre Hotsu snsus
l6fen, mar nur elm lssrer 5umbus, BON ir9ene
sinsm 9Sislins srbabt um bic antrdn9snes
@Olfsmsnse ju bsfbwttissn.
Gs psreisnt bier tsmsrft 81 tpsresn, bas Die
@irarS Sanf eins BON Sadfon's 9epoitsSans
Fen mar, unS sbsnfc bas fis pOrissn Ssmmsr
Der 'NsaSinssr asIsr' fit Zine Der Ssfsn
srfldrts. 9Sas wrb er jest eapon faesn?
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Salfbman3er perbaftet.-ein ss,uiHtr
sSioiam Srs9sr wurbs pcrlssts Botbs in
philadelphia arrstirt unb nab eem bisG9en
9sfan9nis ssionet, neil ct elmer bon Get Bans
os SalibminSr fsin fol-, bon rps!bsr fbon els
ni9s 3s't Elm sbsil i'm bietssn @sfdn9nis fiet.
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urfunoe Ser Dereinisten Staaten.-
Seit Nnnabms Der Sbbsralg onifitution cbsr
@rlffsnS unfsrs6 Stantsnbunbes warsn iebn
prefesnten, flint BON 8irsinisn, stpei ponMafs
fabufstts, elmer bon SsrueiTss, elmer ron Rsu
Oorf unb elmer bon Obip. Ssbn 8iee prs1s
bsntsn, bier bon Reu Vorf, S'ue BON 9irsinis
en-, 5Tusi BON Manabuistts, elmer BON glbeas
rclina unS elmer ponSentudp. 8isrsbnStaats;
fsfrstdrs flint pOn Sjr9inien, erei BON Dlafas
buietts, elmer BON marplanb, elmer bon Sens
tudp, elmer bon Nsu DCrf, elmer bon Qcui Tas
ma, elmer bon 9elapau unb elmer Don Gsor9ia.
Sunbebn Sbosomtisfrstars, feds pOn psnns
fplpanlen, elmer bon Rsu Ycrf, elmer BON Maf.
fahuistts, elmer bon 8trsinjsn, elmer bon 8es
cr9la, elmer BON SennsiTee, elmer bon 9eIawas
re, elmer pon Marplanb, elmer ron Reu {oamps
fibre unb elmer BON Sbio. Heuntsbn Sre96s
iefrstdrG flint BON Mafabuistts, brei .. Nsu
Yorf, ;wsi BON Obio, jpsi BON ssnnsffss, smsi
bon Glib Carolina, elmer bon 9irsinisn, elmer
ron SsntudD, elmer bon 8soraia, elmer bon
Connecticut unb elmer bon MarDIanb. Iinfs
tsbn Ssfretdre bsS Ssepsfsns. brsi bon Mafs
fabufsttS, brsi bon Psu Ssrisp, 3spsi BON Was
rplanb, 5,psi BON Rcrb Carolina, elmer .. Slb
Carolina elmer BON Girsnisn, elmer vonYsnns
fplSanisn, elmer bon Nsu 6ampbirs unb elmer
bon Rsu YOrf. elf Ssnsral.Votmsiitsr erei
BON &sntudp, tpsi BON 0bic, snsi bon Neu
Vcrf, sUsi BON Wanabufstts, elmer BON Son,
neetieut unb elmer bon Georgia. gsbs Obsrs
6ittsr Der Suprems Court ;tuei son Reu
Dcrt, elmer bon MaGaduttts, elmer Don eon.
nsetieut, elmer BON 9irsinisn unb elmer bon
MarpIano. Ssbssbn Gsnerals2lepofatsn,b ,brsi
ben psnnfplpaniem brsi bon 8irsinisn, srsi
BON MarpIanb, stusi pom Ssntudp, elmer ron
Ma0a6ufstts, elmer bon 9eu YOrf, elmer BON
@scrsia, elmer Scn 9ela,pars unb elmer bon
Snb Carolina.
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TWO PIECES OR PARCELS OF
GROUND,

situated in the town Of ynchburg,he piece or par
eel being on second or Main street and more particular
" described In a decd from Abram II. North to James
Bcnagh and Albon Mcdaniel, bearing date the 2nd of
October 1928 and Of record in the Clerks Office Of the
Hastings Court of ynchburg-the other pieceor parcel,
being Sixth alley and particularly described in
deed from the said Abram r. North to Bernard Ruck
and James Benagh. bearing date the Isl fSepembcr,
1898 and also Of record in the Clerks Offices Of the
Hastings Court of Iynchburg being the TWO pieces
parcels Of Ground in said decree mentioned
HENRY DUNNINGTON.
Sergeant of Lynehhurg.
Jan. 81 I'M
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ENpAIsTEIsn Enl. AALE.

~ | WISH To sell my fine bloodcd
fTJ Ia Horse ESPARIERO. He was got
KUN QR by that distinguished Stallion aud ra-
IL. Ger. Geiah, OF the best sons of A
mercan Eclipse. HIS dam Camcon. the property
of Sir Patrick Nisbe lie good size young and sure
oal gcttcr, and raised by Richard Gaines Esq of har
lotte. PETER G.. AkERS.
Feb. I'm
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"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINlAN,'
y n-2lLSo

"THE NCHBURG VlRGINlAN,'
shs.sd sen,-,e,eh!y. (crcy Monday and IhtHsd'g)
a Fom Dollars per payable ia adcahoe No sub
,st,on .rJe rccered for shorter time than SIR mouths
~ no paper r be dseontaod (erccpt at the discretion
,y sts Editors } t,ntd all a1reardges paid
re-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inserted at SO cents psr
,save for ess) for tie first assertion and 37 cent. for
esery subsequent insertion,
HTERl ADVERTISER is required TO NOTE, on has
,pa.i, hoc org te trishes s advertisement asserted
~, noted, ,eW be inserted tai us "is-
continuance b. ordered.
FOR YE.7RLf .fDJ' ER1ISL\E the Terms are .f0r
M prriiese Of ro squares, $40 for one sl'e ~ yo'
on1 squ1ss, inner form, SO
a.. JOB PRLsrLhIi crec,.icd neatly and t17e dops-
ID, aud n reasonable terms.
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NOTICE..

DURSI ANT to a decree of the Circuit Superior
q Court of Law aud Chancery, for the town Of
Lynchburg, pronounced the 23d day OF October, lS1l
the suit then therein depending between Sarah Lucinda
North plaintiff and Elijah Fletcher others, defendants
the undersigned, tho Commissioner therein named will
the Sd day of March next proceed upon the premises
sell, by way of public auction, TO the highest bidder, for
cash. subject tn the dover right of the said Sarah Lu
cinda North therein, equal and undivided third part
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4.
FRVlF second session Of this Institution began the LIST
Il of February. The session will be ofsix months du
ratlon, ending the st OF August Terms a, the same as
before, viz; Boarding s. per month
lst Class, Tuition SO per session of months,
I'd do do SIS do Do
Sd do do 80 do do
A Lady highly recommended as Music Teacher is
daily expected, MARIA llENRlQUES.
Feb 7 f.
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FRESH SUPPLY.

nF now and beautiful Chene Mousln de Lanes,
~ Florence Braid Bonnets, Chene Ribbons. Also
new Style Plaid Nous. de LANES, which will be sold
extremely low JAMES \. S1Iel.ER.
Nov
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LOCKING GLASSES.

MAHOGANY frame Pier Glasses, all sizes,
w do do Mantle Glasses,
do do Toilet Glasses,
Also large stoe Of common Looking Glasses. fr sale
cry low. H. j. idtiiAki}N.
Dee = l.
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4 LARGE. Stock Of new style French Casslmres
N (slperior to any thing Of the kind in n,arkci.l and
fancy colourcd and black Claths; for sale mueh beow
the usual price,. - JAMES \ > iiUlg.tH
Nov s. Is
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$50 WARD.

DANAWAN from Mcssrs. jesse Younger Co, III
IL the County of HALIFAX. Va some time last slim
ner a negro man, named GIlf(k, lclorgrg 10 the
Estate OF Polly Tue ker decd Flick is alout IS years
old ofbrown complexion. about feet 10 inches high
has scar Ct his eyes, and another one hs
legs
Since he left Nessrs Younger s Co. he hasbeen twice
confined III Pittsylvania Jail. and escaped each time
by breaking Jail The nigh after his second escape he
broke open Tailors shop, aud furnished himself with
clothing.
He is very good Dchcr. and from information which
have received is probably in North Carolina prosecu
ting his trade. as free
will give the above reward for his apprehension and
detention in Jail will pay the reward and all rcasona
bic charges for his delivery in the County Of Hal
itax Is miles north Of the Courthouse.
JOHN a. MCRAW. admir- Of
Polly Tucker, deed,
Feb II
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selling OEChcap for Cash.

TEslE subscriber wishing toreduce his Stock Of Goods
Il will sell great bargains for cash. Call and see
JAMES A. SIIGIFR
Dec. Is Is