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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31
Tax Collectors Sale.

4 WILL proceed 10 sell at the Court
House door of Madison county, Mis-
slssippi, in the town of Canton, for cash,
On Monday, the 2OM day Of Murch, 1913,
the following Lots or parcels Of Land, to
tisfy lh3 Site and County Tax due
thereon Tor the year 1912, accord ng to the
law made and prov ,ded Tor the ecpvering
o. the State and County Tax, to wit
Lot number four Of section twenty-six.
township eight, range three, cast; entered
by John S. Gooch. Taxes due for 1912,
35 cents. Printers fee s..
Tn west half of the north east iarter
Of sect N five, township ten, rlnge five,
cas-; entered by rh0mns Brown, AMI as
sessed as the pr pc ty of T.lBrown. Taxes
due f,r 1912, IS cents. Printers lo9 7
dollars.
The west halCnoih- quarter OF Sc
ton one; the east halt moth east quarteI
of section two, and south.we quarter,
west half n prih-east quarter and south. east
q Iarter Of northeast quarter of section
one, township nine, range five, elst; en-
tered by NJ. II. and J. II. Harper. Taxes
due tor lo4 ,, ? ,llaIs. Printers fee 81
The east half northwest quarter OF sec
lion one, township nine, range five, cast;
the west half northeast quarter and east
half northwest quarter of section two,
township nine, range five, east; entered
by John Henderson. Taxes due for 1872.
dollar and 5 cents. Printers fee 81.
The west half north-eas, qIar,er of sec.
ton one, township nine, range four, east;
entered by NJ. II. Harper. Taxes due fo,
1912, dJllar and Is cents. Printers
fee 81,
The west han southeast quarter, south
half west half northeast quarter, norIk
half west hall south-wes. quarter and'sou
half west half southwest quarter OF section
twen,y.six, township eight, range two,
west; entered by Mlhlon Holden. Take.
due Tor 1912, ? dollars and 80 cents
Printers fee 81.
Tie south haIfeast half south east quar-.
ter of section twenty -scven, township eighr, |
range two, west; entered by Jno. Holden.
Taxes due for 1912, % cents. Printer,
Tee 81.
The west half northwest quarter, west
half southeast quarter and east half soath.
west quarter OF section ten, t,wnship ten,
range three, cast; cmcred by Jacob Hart
ford. Taxes due for Ilc42, S dollars AM
25 cents. Printers fee 81.
The north east quarter of section seven
township ten, range three, east; cutere,
by B. Hill and Inn. S. Gooch. Take
due for 1912, 4 dollars and SO CENTS
fee 81.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31
Tax COLLECTORS sale,

DY virtue of the revenue laws of tn =
D State of Mississippi, will expose to
public sale, befre the Court House door,
in the town OF Canton, IN
Noaday, tie 3)A day January merit,
the following described lands. viz The
south east fourth of src,ion thrt, six, in
township 81 vnn, north of range five east,
the east half of section one, and the north
east fourth of section twelve in township
ten north of range five east, containing in
all $40 acres. Said land was errered bv
John Erwin OF Kinds ounty, Mississippi,
am by him morgaged to the Real Estate
Banking Company of Hind. county, Mis-.
sISsippi Said and was assessed as the
property of John Erwin. aud will be sold
TO satisfy tn taxes due th.reon, for the
year l>42, Their being no personal pro-
perty of said John Erwin in Madison
county, out of which the amount of the
taxes can be made. Amount of taxes due
So SO 81.
DUNCAN YORK, T. C.M.c.
Canton, Nov. 26, l642.-Il-lO.
Prs. fee SIG 80.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31
RANGERS SALE.

A S Ranger OF Madison county, l will
"a offer for sale, for cash, before the
court house door in the town of Canton. on
Monday, the Cd dry Of January, lS42,
the following described property taken up
as cstray, viz:
One sorrel horse, taken up by Israel
Spencer, with blaze face, about9 years
old, l5t hands high. Appraised TO $40
Two black steers, taken UP by John
Williams, about 5 years old, marked with
a crop an slit in the left ears, and slit
in the right; NJ other m ,rks or brands
Appraised TO $40 each.
One black and white spotted COW with
her calf of the same color, taken up by A.
Leggett, marked with swallow fork in
the right ca, alb ut years oil. Apr a.
sed TO SIS 50.
A lot Of cattle taken up by Nathan Par
ish, describe as follows: One pale red
COW, m}rked with crop in the right and
an upper bit in the left cars. Appraised
10 IS.
One red yearling, no marks nor brands.
Appraised to So.
One white steer, with black ears, about
3 eara Old, marked a swallow fork and
upper bit in the lett and swallow fork in
the right ears. Appraised to 81.
A lot of cattle taken up By j. G. FiIz-
erlld, dssc~ihed as follp One black
sided CIV, with white bark and belly,
marked with crop, slit and figure Z in
the right ear, an! an under slope and upper
bit in the left, 10 years old, with brindls
calf about 3 m rnths old, no mark, nor
ands. Appraised 10 $40.
Ono large brindIe COW, marked crop and
half crop in the tight car, and swallow
fork in the left, 8 years old, no brands,
with a red heifer 8 months old, unmark-
ed. Together appraised to Sl2.
Two steers, taken up by A. Clark, one
a dark or blue dun steer, about years
old, marked swallow fork in the right
ear and crop of the left, branded on the
left bullock C. T. Appraised to els.
The other a red and white speckled
steer, with red or brindle neck, marked a
crop, two Sits and an under bit in the left
ear, and swallow fork and under bit in
the right, branded It b. on the right but
took, about 4 years old. Appraised TO
IS.
]. A. TALBOT,
Ranger Madison county.
Canton, Dec. 0, l6l2.-l3-ts
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BLANKS,

Neatly exccutad at this Office.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31
'E'rgsStcG's sale.

IN pursuance to the provisions ola GER
tain Deed OF Trust made by thomas
MuIin and wife on the ID day Of April,
1910. conveying II the undeFsi gaed as
Trustee for the benefit of Mr'z 4 llender-
son. the following described land in NJ Idi-
son county, to-wit; The west halt OF north
east qulr;er Of section thirty-one; the east
half of northwest Iarter OF section thlr-
ty-0ne; the south half Of east hlIf of soI!h-
west quarter of section thirty; the west
halt southeast quarter of section thnty;
the east hlifof northeast quarter 0! sec-
ton lhirty; tho north half west half of
southeast quarter of section thirty-one;
the north half oF cast half OF south-wes,
quarter OF sect m thirty-onc, all in twn-
ship eleven, range four, east; containing
in all four hundred AMI thirty nine sixty
eight one handredths acres, more or less.
And having been requested thereto by
said Moiz & Henderson, ! shall proceel 10
sell on the
Ct4 day Of February. 1913,
at the court house door in the town of Can
ton, at public aucti N to the highest bid
der. for cash, The afornsail land.
will convey such title rs is vested in
me hy said DEED Of 3r1st, hirh is be-
lievod to be good
w. u. HENRY, Trustee.
December 10, 1912. l4-S
printers fee Is dollars.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31
ADMINISTRATIVE Sale.

z BY virtue of an order of the Probate
l. Court of Alfalfa county, will sell,
at CamIen, in Madison county, to the high
est bidder, on the
First Monday of February, 1913,
it being the 9th day, the following desert
bed lands lying in Madison county: The
north half of the northwest quarter of Sec
ton number eleven, township number
eleven, range four, east; lands belonging
to the estate of Presley Williams, deceas-
cd.
Terms e sale, twelve months credit by
the purchaser giving bond with approved
security, in the hours prescribed by law.
JANE SMITH,
Administrative of Presley Williams, decd.
December IL, 1872, li-s
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IN sOLyENT No SIZE.

NJ Office is hereby given 10 all per.
Z sons hav ng claims against the es-
tate of Wi.lirm Carpenter. decd. that a
further time of three months has been ev-
tended to the undersigned comm ssioners
by the Honorable Probate Court
Of Madison County, Miss, by said Court
to receive and report claims against said
estate. This further notice is hereby Civ
en- to all creditors and persons having
claims against said est tie that the under
signed commits toner's will meet on the first
Saturday in each m nth for the next three
months at the Office Of 0. Il. Singleton,
Esq, for the purpose of attending to the
a oresaid business of said estate.
O. r. SINGLETON,
WM. PRIESTLEY,
SAM'L. SCOTT,
Commissioners
Oct. 10. 1872. 5-3m
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Tor tie year ls4?, 50 cents, Printer, fer
81.
The southeast quarter Of section tween.
ty, township eleven, range fur, east, and
the south halfea>t If northwest quarter
of seeti one, township ten, rarge tn. ee,
cast; entered by A Cooper. Taxes
due far 1912, dollars and 80 cents
Princes fee 81.
The west hall north est quarter of Sec
ton ninete n, township nine, range B, cast;
entered ~ Preston Cooper. Taxes due
fit is42, 81 cents. Printers fee ST.
Fracti nal section seventeen, and north
half ~ i'-essl qulr'erof sec ion min teen,
township ten, range five, cat; ontelcd
by Alex nder Dunllp, Taxes due FIR
loi2, G.! cents. Printers fee 81.
The u h.wcsl quarter Of elton TWEEN
ty-throe, t,wnshp Ten, range tw', east; en-,
tcoi by &c rye c. ID meron Taxes due
FIR 1872, 3 dollars AMI 50 cents Prir,
rc s fee 81.
Lots sesen and eight Of sec ion thirty
one, township zen. range one, CTS; on'er-
ed by Philip Dixon. Taxes due for 1912,
* cents. lrlnteT S Ice ST.
The north cast quarter of section ci4ht,
township ten, snge four, east; entered by
], e. Dickson and Robert Mck1y. Tax.
es due for 1912, 9 dIllars and 10 cents
Printers fee 81.
The west hat south west quarter of sec
ton seven, township eight, range four, east;
entered by VIM. Eakin. Taxes due for
1912, 35 cents. Printers fee 81.
The southwest quarter and west half
S }nth east quarter of section twenty-one;
the west half of section twenty eight; the
northeast quarter Of section twenty two;
The northwest qurer Of seton twenty
three, township eleven, range ur, east,
and us one, two, three and six of sec lion
township len, range one, east;
entered by Samuel c, Faulkner Taxes
due for 1912, 10 d>lhrs and 50 cents -
Printers fee 81.
Lots two and three and south half of lot
one, section six, tpwnShp sc en-, range
three, east; entered by Asa Fletcher. Tax
es due for 1912, IS cents. Printers fee
s..
The west half southeast quarter Of sec
tim thirty, township ten, range five, eas';
entered by Thomas Gordon. Taxes due
for | AZ, 70 cents. Princrs's fee 81.
The south half west half S nth west quar-
Ter Of section ten; the northwest quarter
of secti'n nine, township ten, range three.
cas-; entered by J S. Gooch. Taxes due
for 1912, dollars and CD cents. Printers
Zee 81.
The eat half southeast quarter and
sou'h cas- quarter of nor,h east quarter of
section seven; the north half and west half
southwest qlar,er of section cigh', and lots
two and three, section nine, township eight,
"a &c four, cas-; catered by J. S. Gooch
and y. o. Mcdonald. Taxes due for
1912, dollars and 36 cents. Printers
Too O. ---
The east half northwest qulrter of sec
ton thfty-th zee, township nine, range one
we,t entered by g. w. Gooscy. Taxes
due for 1872, 3 d liars and 80 ccn's.-I
Printers fee 81.
DUNCAN YORK,
Tax Collector Of Madison county.
De-. 9th, 1912. 1913
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31
DUNCAN YORK

Tax Collector OF Madison county tor 1912
December ID, 10, 1912 -l5-l3.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31
ssAI'f4NT COB
Corn Mill.

FENIiE subscriber has the right for this
and Holmes county for Mill to
grind Cobs and Corn together, or separate
ly. THIS invention is of the most simple
aud practical kind and is applied to the
common plan alton mills Of the country
now in use, requiring no additional ex.
pen-e for new buildings, frame work, new
mill stoucs Or machinery excepting the
simple apparatus furnished b The suhscri.
bel hms .li The use Of III s, Mills has
b come quite genera, 10 Adam and jefler.
son counties and other parts of this state
and Louisiana. They are afforded at a
comparati ely trihing sum, and besides fur
nishIog a superior feed FIR stock it is esti-
m ted by those now u'lng them, including
many II the first Planters Of the list above
mentioned counties and LOUISIANA, that the
saving effected thereby is from one-third
t. one half The subscriber now fife s
these mills t. the Planters of Madison and
Holmes and is prepared to attend to any
applications that may be made from either.
O Of the mil S can be seen at Major w L..
f. Walkers plantation, 4 miles from Can
ton, and tn, subscriber can be seen or
herrd Of and fur her in 'ormatinn obtained
by inquiry OF Jacob Mitchell, ESQ.,, Canton,
or Messrs. Giles & Rabb, Vernon.
G.. S. TAlNTOR.
Canton. Dec. ID, 1912 -l2-tf
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31
NOTICE.


ENTIE Copar'nership heretofore exist
4 ing, in Nnz..o City, under the firm
and style of CHAMBERS, FILLS &
co, has this day bcen diss lived by
mutual consent; one of the partners,
A. A. McWILLIE, having retired from the
firm. The business of the firm will he
settled by w. r. Chambers and J. j..
Ellis. A. A. McWlLLlE,
J. J. ELLIS,
w. r. CHAMBERS.
Canton, Nor. Oh, 1912.
N. B. The Commission, Forwarding
and Grocery business wi be continued
ov the undersigned, under the firm OF
Chambers and i.IIis.
w. r. CHAMBERS,
j. J. ELLIS.
Ya:oo CITY, Nor. ldtt, ls42.
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e4SgEsaS AFTER
* e l'9 q q sg
a A

~ ANlNG sold ont the principal partolour o l. d
) L o { X at tine store ct Burton < Robes. we
have the pleasure OF informing friends and the public
generally ha, have lc,norcd 10 that house. o L n
" + Il T. $ + o { Il OF + Il f. $ II.
" + u and DESIRABLE GOODS, aud Shall
IN future continue our business TIE o1p STAND, un-
der the style and firm o( ROBES < BURTON
Having been very literally patrani7ed b, generous
public fer neary five years. Under the cd aud new
firms. we Halter ourselves, now. that have united
our stocks and are better prepared and the more dspo-
Sod to merit lis continuance. that shall hot fail To re-
al'2e our mest san9ulnc expectations.
Our stock at this time is very LARGE and is comprised in
part OF the FLOWING very desirable articles 10 which,
with many others not enumerated. earnestly invite
the attention oalI who are in want Of good Goods, al
low pr.cos:
Plain aud Figured Silks and Satins some very and rich
unusually low
Black Italian silks, great variety
Blue black do, handsome and cheap
Black. blue black and colorcd Challcys
Nlnnsns great variety and very cheap
Black and rolorcd Gro De Nap Ncr1. very fine
! Black, blue back, and coorcd l,ombazincs
Syrian Alnslins. fine and handsome article for Ladies
dresses
Painted Lawns and Mu.llns from Is to IS
Calicocs at "a worth Is
do Is Is I'D
do Eng. std Is I'd
Printed Cambrics, yard wide. at Is Cd
'i'arl,on Muslin. white and rolorod. a new article
CaInbrics aud Muslins; splendid assortment,
Bonnet Sil@s and Lawns, yer, low
Bonnet Ribbons, large supply. cheap
Alpaca luslre. beautiful article for ladies' dresses
/ Cambric and Muslin Edglngs and lnscrtines
! Thread and BoIbinct I.aces large supply
SILK, Cotton and Worst,rl Hosiery, splendid assormcu,
Gloves, Of all kinds, prices and descriptions
Ncarfs Fancy llandkcchels Shawls aud Nantillas, a
rich variety
Cloths, Casslmcres, and NCstings
Georgia NankecnS, brown Linens and Drillinqs
Summer Cloths and 'rhibct Cloths. very fine
Cotton Frlnges. a large stock, very cheap
silk and Cotton | UMBRELLAS aud Parasos
Gambroons, Italian Cloths. CotonC assmersc Kentucky
Jeahcs, and various other Goods suitable Tor gen
tlemens clothing
Cotton Oznaburg, Burlal aud Tow Linen
Bcachcd aud brown Cottons from 4 cents To the finest
quality
Sugar, Coffee, Salt and Bale Cotton; very low besides
great variety Of other DRY FOODS AND GRO
GENIE of which we invite special examination.
ROBES & BURTON.
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VIZ subscriber is now prepared to furnish any fam
NY desiring the above instrument upon tie most
liberal terms AMI from the most approved Manufactures
IN the nted States The justly deserved reputation,
obtained 10y the different makers has been So much lad
d through the public press, that any remarks OF hi,
would be unnecessary upon the present occasion lie be
ny known as manufacturer OF the Instrument can re
commend the Pianos made by the different establish
mcniS as inferior 10 none IN the world Ill that he It
YS Is iria and II the purchaser is pleased with
the instrument. il can be returned
w. F. GREENE, Agent
% All Planes sald by me will bc packed and sent t.,
any distance IN the country, free of expense They will
also the kept III order year. without any CHARGE Ia the
purchaser by mysell,as pass through the country wic
year regularly
Sept. l6 IT,
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Il. 4. NA$EH,
PETER>BURG, VrUGtNg.

{ } fLRS his Piano FQrles Cor sale upon tral--if
~ they are good 10 be kept If otherwise 10 be return
ed. The prices vary from q to 600 dollars Three
hundred of Them have already been sold aud not bad
one amongst them tnm 20 10 80 always ON hand
al hlS extensive establishment. in PclorslaIr,. Va
jan, 80 r.
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Domestic Tsltt.i,nfnes.
nOnR rGED. AND HIS FORT TAkEN.
From Tic Frotidencc journal, june =.

News has tins nou.,nt arrived that the loIce und,r
Command Il olo4e iHWn. has taken tie lasaflenl Tor
fcalion Boif had 1,d. hut large nGnsfs o lis men
Ind L.ra captured Every eNCron will BE- undo 10 tshc
the ARCH fR tFfOI, whose capture = absolutely m
dispcisahle 10 tie safety and pace Of the State. We
e., not Know ANYTHING further ot the PARTICULARS he
man ho brnnala tho nf uuatiau, tainted tim exiau,
tun sa,n ai:er delivering h:s ino-aagc.
P,YTrt kEr.=A defarhwcut "f the City eaaHs has
been e,uf 4, paaiaeIrf. a mo~>rugtr hafih9 arrived
with the inf5ralal1n that an invading l9ree from the
Massachusetts sdr was arranzug. Il Is reported that
HUNTINGTON Anthony has been very active IN exciting
the abandoned f5 81 the population Of our SISTER State Ia
invasion.
The kenish t,uards scat To Prwiuekei last evening
were aarhedb lay mob II insurgents mar the bridge. x
two Of her number injured by missiles thrown by the
mob The Guards fired first over the heads o the in
Surg,ut- hut finding they bent mischief, they
fired r If md Killed aud wounded several others.
Whrn they dispersed.
We lan rin extra issued by the PaWl uckct
Chronicle. thai the man shot at pswtucket was
named Alexander kilhy hr shot through tie body
aud Killed. The lall entered the left breast and
under his NJ htarm. David Cutting shui through
the knee. ard Robert Roy won.aicd III the arm
The balls We learn passed through the CLOTHES OF
other orsos bnl do learn that any othrls were
injured.
Two O'eLoeK. p VI.
TRON CIII.ApACIIET.-We have Just seen Mr.
anthony Whitaker. bearer OF dispatches from Col.
Brown 10 Mayor General Mcneil. The force. under
Col. VIM. w Brown, about du' tfong leil GreeHvIlle
at about bali past four u'cock this morning. GroonvIle
is eight miI,s from Gh,plchc'. 4 scout plrly of the
Infantry, Of about d. zen nl'n, led ~ Lieut. plimau
kept in advance If1m halt mile Ia Two miles. They
took and son 10 the 80 persons III the oi III,
march: all lQeilieee from Duus camp pm arriv vino
near the lHnlleaon. II VAS evident that the rec had
materially decreased. so that the party without
waiting fr The advance OF the main body. determined
lpun rnitrire lie Fabrication alone M resistance WAS
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D., ,af rtr.arl sli,h 4 lhne~ it, the county. al
his rarc, dtalfe 10 hAso Them fcm,di'd 5 Tie INTRO
dnrtun uf ,ane l, hy which the Revenue epnld BE- col
l.etcd ie ~aud nj thereiyr on Tie introduction
oI any l
Nj ALLEN Of OHIO continued the discussion. and
made q party speech reference 10 The seiets-
lie sad he delaed thtin bat the responsibility vas not
with him u lbs fritnds. Il tclonged not 10 the Demo
sais Nh \ alsa said The President had approved VI
Democratic principles aud they had Sustained hun.
Mr.. CRIIIENDEN 81 h y. continued tie debate,
and aad 90 eafnfs ard ablr speech. prmped hy sllne
Of the rciuagls s hich Lad ften uttered i, Nh Alien
lie d5Hbias 10 IT, pawcroi The >eate To 81 =
nate such T. 80 H. winch bod hren uaued. Mr.
Cnu,ud,u taftf sad Ia n,s,r ,h.d ~at.a aeefef =
saddcr prelge nl.n public affairs than II did ~ ilhs
fat.
Wh,u he VS. tsld lal wcwcrr without Revenue
Laws and that tle .o,,fnnont was brought 10 stop,
i,c uas alanurd lie had tcand FIR sumo lime past
that the Government approaching dissolution In The
hands If the present Admin saion be trafed II would
break aud fall la pieces There was a disease al the
h art hch nae The cun'try sick. The exercise oi the
Veto Power Nj Cnithndtn considered ns,lenl and cru
81. iuprpp-r and unjust. II lncN podleht and II
upon measure 81 eArodicncy We werfinei by
the Veto Power.
The whole Government STOPPED Is the seiooi
lie Executive He Lad hardly patience Ia think gift
But he would act as leeamc MIN. aud onls do Tor
himself. bad ohcfe IN dalng all which c'ald te done
lr saving the Government irm its EXISTING evils Mi.
Crurndcn having donh rs Ia the powers oi the ~
nate over this Bill moved hat be postponed uhili to-
morrow.
Nh NAl'kl.R hade quite . speech IL Prove that
un"cr cAisilne laws htsome could hr COLLECTED under
the To" duties Il the COMPROMISE Act Dir. W aikef
went into long argument In prove this, and rad aud
commented uP=n the laws ct le"5, 10 prove that the
President had power Ia coocl Revenue.
The subject passed fun the Senate for the day after
thr remarks ID Mr. aker but with tie understanding
that the Bills SHOULD be acted upon to MORROW.
IiOt 81 OF REPRESENTATIVE
p,ooos,d .ltio,ouU,,,t, # Coyorc,s
NJ, flll,s.i5 ,ls ,.,r,i ,c i,,,r,D,c,1 Ia.
M ''s'N ~ '1'.ah. ..' ',"'" w ms
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GO0ds 0s sscGvreJ grr,cex

Elm" ANXIOUS 10 reduce stock OF gools rs much
as p'S'blehy the first Of August next, chen the
Tern OF our coParlnershp expires to effect that object,
we WIZ sell our goods At very REDUCED PRICES,
w. .'s" 'uf stock Is large and desirable and those
VINO are IN want OF good GOODS, at low prices will do
wen 10 give us a call, are determined 10 sell
TURNER, BU RWEII < Co.
June % -,
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70 Country .vycrCh0nfs NMN
others.

NNE WILL give the highes, market price in trade
w Tor Feathers, Tow and Flax Linen. Wool. Ba
en-. Re. ROBES & BURTON.
june , ,ef
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IN Int Bank Democrat. Mr.. larenz1 James. one
Of the Loco candidates for tie Legislature. in Clarke
county As. being asked. DO yauo"e the Banks any
thiog!' eoolIy responded. ." owe the Ban lbs Of the
State Bank s@,o0o upon larae portion Of which
10 percent is PAID every sixty days
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SEgiors Loss.-'rdr ncN linz of temarrat on be
tween Texas and ned States. gives tn, irncr about
hundred spare miles of what has beer considered
the territory Of louisaul. II also takes from Arkansas
the Whole 4 of the rich county Of Miller and part OF
Lafayette, and includes many of the NEST extensive
plan tatols 81 the TWO States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07

'Iss lI,MBIIN, rHE MuRpEREss.-This Young &C
tross, who recently killed her husband in Mobile. CAV,
herself up aud admitted 10 bail on the '22d inst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07

Richard W. l.rdiied. who embczzled $4,000 from
the Commercial Bank Of New York last October and
fled To En9land returned few days ago and vounta
rly surrendered himsefto the civil authorities lie has
probably 10 the conclusion that the whole. hon
rSlN is the best pollrN.