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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-14
N Office,

THE nnhersisa.d hsslas lsken eus lsilsrs
tesfaash.aIS. On the estate Of gnhs
FlgkETT decd ~ 0rsr9r February csmrs,
i.a rssssd her~hy gives saiiee I. I'll persoas
sndeblrd Ia the eslsir. fsEsxks inmsdiass par
mrn ard - 81 p.f.gss having CLAIMS sgsinss
Il, 10 Dfeseat them Cor Passest ~ the iins
ps-seEilSd ~ lsw. Or tbs noisee slil be plead
IL bar u mir reessery.
THOMAS LYNCH. Er'r.
march 9. IL
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Louisville JorrnA Gays tina, the rumor
OF Judge Porier's having left Mr.. Clay a
large legacy is erroneous. lie left him
his breasi-pin, but nothing more.
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SAL Z.
Tt-ocf Of Land. az NEGRO, SC.

IsliE nndersigned: eserriof John Pichssla-
il deceased. Will offer sale. ~ the late rssi-
dence of,hr decreased. On The sih dsy n April
arxf. Que Tract &C Land rallied The Browning
Tract. one Negro called Z &c. nsinber 81
Horses. Cattle. &c, .aish the Crsp On haad,
fufaituir, Plsnlslion tools, &c.
Terms nf SALE. nine moaihs credit, with bond
and good security.
THOMAS LYNCH, Err.
Manhs. Is--
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-26

don Of he 18Th, contains much thai has tho sebaace
OF truth. and which uslned ibs opinions We have ex
pressed.
.sofders have just been given several shps 81
aud ifaaies The number Of ssapen nj prrseft
eei.ine pay amounts 10 10000 men, line steamers
represent frce of Ia, 800 hnfsss. II il doubtful
that in six wecks feei would he ready 10 assemble al
Sphead. The nrn Which sfIsirs have taken beweon
France and England a,ors the vaws Ut The Emperor Of
Russia. The prop sals made by that sovereign when IN
London have been renewed by Count SessifDde.
assured thai i,e French Government Is fully nias.
ed this subject The Cour al NJ. Petersburg is said
10 have offered 10 the ttaeen OF England alliance. oil
isnsye and defensive ~ case ofawaf with France The
Emperor added that y. would place hseniire land and
foce al The oil The allied Powers II easy 10 divine
tie answer of The English Government II expects that
The Cabinet II The Taefles viii yield 10 the equitable
aud moderate representations Of Eug land, aud thai II
will be neeessar, 10 have war. II. how
ever tranquility should be interrupted. il would be the
interest Of all The European Governments IL put end
10 II ar quickly rs possible by displaying imposing
otce. Il IA. therefore. beyond doubt. that in o
there would be Russian English alliance
GREECE.
A telegrapbie despaIeh, dated Athens, Angus, 90,
says: Masne1rdalo and his colleagues have resigned.
and their resignation has BEEN accepted The King has
commissioned Colelu To turm a administrator.
The Aihtns elections have been suspended. The city
Is perfectly quel.'
From The E,ropeon Times.
Corros MARKIr, srrr. 3.--Ihe market previous
To the srtissl o The last from Boston had bet
ter feeling and upward tendency, but the receipt o
late advices, reporting the probability Of large crop of
cotton IN tho Unlled States States caused unfnvora
able reaction. Prices immediately began To droor, aea
the markell since Friday has been dull and heavy. We
quote prices OF American fully IL per H. lower hnn Tho
highest point oi last w.ek and there are numerous sci
efs al the decline. The sales Saturday 4 800
bales. Yesterday 1900 and lo.day 1000 bales, nearly all
10 The lfade.
LONDON. Sept 3.
TonAoco-Saes lssl month have rather exceeded.
eApceedlr hosn ol the preceding. and may be
pnied nj i05I lhds 100 81 which were Virginia, pfin.
eipaly Of the import of s42--nt rnther lower faes-
For Kentucky lea aud Strips, The demand hns been
very steady, and prices remain The anne. For Havana
Cir, there has bren very little doing.
1nE roaA"eo TRtpE.-lt Is The opinion. from
what has recently lanspifed. HAT alteration in the
excise of hat article Is In contemplation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-26

aviRGINfA-A Rules holden in the Cerks OH e Of the
Circuit superior Court Of Law and chaneers, or the
OF |. ,nrhburg on the 9th day Of August, 18Th;
John Shirley, Plaintiff,
against
Anthony ". Tempn and J. B. Willauer. late part
doing business under the style and finn oi lemplin
Wlaurr, 3ranson renplin, and Benjamin f. seruggs
aud John Garth late partners under the style and firm oil
serogss x Garth, Defendants,
In CHAHCERY.
The Defendants, J. Is. Nauer. Branson Tempin and
John Garth having their appearance and given
security according the Act of Assembly and the Rules Of
this Curt and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they moi habants this country; II ordered that
the SAID Defendants do appear here the tenth day OF the
and the bill OF the Plaintiff and thai
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
printed in the town OF Lynehbug, for two months
ssely, and posted at the front door oil the Courthouse
the said town. Copy-Teste,
II. ROBES, elk
August - WIN
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Executors SAFE or SHARES, Sc.


obedietce to the last will and testament of Benz
f. Cook, Decd the undersigned, (his ex'ors will
sell TO the highest bidder, the eleventh day of Octo.
Der, 1914, II a.f, not the next fair day. al his late
residence (Fori Hill, on Snow creek, in Franklin co.
SIX Negro Men and one Boy Qhey are kelly and yalu
able some very valuable Horses large stock of Caule
Sheep l'gs Crops of all kinds, Plantation Tools, Sc
For the slaves about S25 cash will be required down
the balance aud for other things over So twelve months
credit, with bond and ample security: under s.. cash
down The slaves and work oxen to be left on the place
until the crop IS entirely finished. All persons having
us' claims against said esate are requested t. make
them knowh before the sale, and those indebted Ia mn
up as soon as possible WN COOK
SIDNEY SMITH.
EN'ors. of b. r. Cook. decd
ne Undersigned as surviving executor of Benz Cook
decd VIII at the above sale sell several Tracts If Land
o saa deeedens estate lying along the eastern base of
SheSh", mountain, adjlning the lands of Jesse Law IL
am, II, Hanes, &c. Either of them will show the
,aus 10 'nose Wishing 10 purchase. Portions of these
ianos are good tobacco land, and they are divided in
10 "ac'S uhder 2uo acres suit purchasers ap,i
all are well iimhered, and the mountain rapro ca
STOCK excellent Also. one tract ON Beaver C,ek n
ahont - acres. adjoining the lands of The le J,ct
ponouran and others. wilsell BENZ Cookies ii ~ ~
WI" special warranty and believe his title perlecilu
GOOD ana VIII exhibit his patents for most of il NJ
SAFE as granted to him by the Commonwealth of V;H
"' WIN. COOK.
c., 70 Surviving eA'or. of Benz. Cook, dee'd.
WHO
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HENRY CLAY.


When Freedoms sor. in Freedoms nan.e
Assemble at their eounir,s cali,
Let patrioirm's belly fame
GLOW wsnal, IN The heart. Of all.
And hile his feeling fires each breast,
In g,a,eiul accents We will pay
Our homage TO the .d,a and esa
or living statermen-IlksRY Clar.
when close bcset with foreign foes
liz nobl, stood his Co,,,t,y's friend
In thunder-,ones hi. voice
Her rig hts and horror to defend.
And when the star If peaeelaga
Sent forth its feeble el,mmring ray,
His country. honor without stain
wass,il presersedby HtsRf cLtY,
When dark nisunion DER u. hung
And Patriots treplbled with alright
Ard gloomy fears bosoms wiung,
And even Hope had taken fight
While foes exulting found usia,ed
And filled our HEARTS with Wild dismay,
TweE was his glorious nion saved
And blessed by God through Hnsnr clAr.
Freemen thr,s deeds deserve your prai,.;
And though you cannot them repay,
Yea from your hearts, oh nee, craze
The haiio,c.d name oil llrSnr CLA,.
There, THIRE, embamed ia gratitude
Mid feelings winch ne'er decay,
Beloved aud blessed by all the good
SHAH 1--we the name OF Henry Gay.
,rtember OH, 1874. A.
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CONTEMPORARIES SALE.

conformity 10 decree of the cn MI superior court
OF law and chaneery for the town of Lynchburn at
It's My lerm 1911, IN The case of Allen T. Caperion
and Harriet his vile. aud other plaintiffs against Eliza
L. Ech"ls. widow and reict OF Joseph Echos. dec d.
and former eNeeurx OF said Joseph Echols. Iced and
other deendans the undersigned sergeant of the corpo
ration OF Lynchbarg, aud commissioner appointed for
The purpose. will proceed 10 sell, at public auction
on the premises, Friday the 9th day OF Sep
TENDER. the valuable brick Tenement, in The
town of lynohbnrg. third street, adjoining the res
idense Of Capt. Ammon Hancock. aud nearly opposi,
thai oil MIR. John Gary. This commodious and con.
renlent dwelling and well worthy the attention
Of purchasers And. on Saturday, the 2slh OF Septem
ht, he Will proceed 10 sell, also on the premises a
Tract Of Land, situated Arohers creek in the county
Of Campbell, immediately the turnpike road from
iyneh6urs TO Chiffon about len miles from the former
place. aud short distance from the latter This trsc,
Of Land contains about 20 aces and is very valuable
There Is ON II dwelling house. and the necessary out,
houses, and II is now cultivated by Mr. Edwin Mat
lhens, whose land IL adoias. Those in want of good
rac, OF Land, in healthy and pleasant section of eoun,
try, will do well 10 attend the sale.
Ierms-one. two and three years credit the purcha.
ses giving bonds with approved security and the title
10 The property retained AS ultimate securiy Tor the pay
mehi OF the purchase money.
IL. HUNTINGTON, s. CT.
- and Commissioner
/ eJ- The Richmond Wing will publish. in conntr,
paper tl DAY Of sale, and send account to this Office
July Is ,o7S.n
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Ladies'. fine shoes.

Isl RECElN ED. an assortment of Ladies' Pm
- nela halfGaiters and i,uskins thinsoles. We mr.,
also m receipt OF an invoice of Ladies' and Misses color
ed Morocco Bnskns Ties and SINNERS IN which -,
would respectfully invite the attention of those !,
want Of such goods
G F0LLANSBFE. & Co.
Opposite Messrs Davis l. BIO.
April ~
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~, or &c 4,

EAF1SG received eomhaniealion fun Nj
4 Il Branch A. Saunders. nfarmtg Of bis intention
10 fesH his situation leaebf IN tbs place. and has-
ing been requested BY Inn take elsfge u his school,
hereby tender my services his palrUas and all others
- his successaf. Necessary eslnenias can be prudi
eed Of qualifications 10 instruct IN all those branches
usually laughins schools Sums experience IN teach
ing enables me 10 hope by strict alsnon Ia merit pat
rosage. prdp0se Commencing the session the lst day
d Dei0ber the place and on the terms on
which Mr.. Saunders has been teaching
A. NJ. BRANCH
Aug % @iw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-26
Livingston County Pre- nfi,.n,
PL U q MS,
August -

" w. FUQUA having transferred to me the
W. agency OF the LIZ LSiGSTO.N COUNTY
PRE.lIUM PLOUGHS, am NOW prerared To sell
at the factory prices. large and We'll assorted stock.
will also inform the planters and farmers that will
be constantly receiving direct from the manu- factory the
above Plunghs, Points and fixtures so that there Will
be difficulty oil getting the Points, Slides eSc 10 suit
the Plougbs any lime. II would be needless for me
10 mention here the many advantages that the Living
ston Plough Possesses over aliolher plonahs in use
Tor lis character is we'll known by those who have
used them, 10 need any farther nmendaiion Call
aud look at them. Il. J. OlEY,
Commission Merchant
July 25 wl2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-26

yTiKuiNi..; At rnles holden in the Clerks Office OF tho
Circuit Superior Court Law and Cbancery, for tho
'oM n OF Lynelburg on the 9th day of Augus, ssodd;
EIAaeeh Rowan, Margaret A Rowan, Susan j. Rowan,
esther a. Rowan aud Eliza N. Rowan, Plaintiffs,
against
samuel nnrand executor Of Jo L. ftowan deed Suan
A. Rowan, widow of John A. Rowan deed Hmm t,raw.
.'' AMI M"nha q his vic, and Robert. John, William
Mary martina, Theodore, Margaret and Elizabeth CInw-
9fd e children the last six OF whom are infants unfer
e age Oh twehiyone years. BY David Rodes their guardian
aa i'eh' Defendants
In CHANcERY.
Inc defendant Susan Rowan hnyng entered her
Peafaee n,h gwen security according of Assem-
hy ana he rules ofhs court and appearing by satsc
tory evidence thai shr uhabilant OF This II
ordered that The said defendant do appear here the frs
DAY OF the next term and e amended bill OF the plain.
S ana that copy of this order be fortlw h inserted ia
so newspaper printed IN the OF Lvuehbrg, for Two
months and posted the oni door Of court
house, i'll Ihs said town.
Copy-Teste,
d. ROBES Clk.
Aug Vim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-26

CHEAP q is0CEEs,ES.
"E are now receiving large supply OF Groceries
w W oh we will sell very loo for cash, or in ex-
change for county produce, consisting part OF the fol
lowing articles:
800 bags Laguira, Rio and Java Coffee,
20 hhds. z. r., \. o. and ST. Croix Sugar.
10000 bales Cotton Yarn, Leaksvle, Cunningham,
Anderson and Iynchbure factories,
10000 lbs Bacon, part of our own curing,
10 tons country Bar Iron,
2 I" Rolled lron
g i" Blisiered Steel,
10 barrels Molasses,
8 hhds. do
100 barrels Herring,
% bbls. Shad,
10 half do
S bales Oznabnrgs, No s ..
10 do Domestic, 81. rs and Al,
5000 lbs. Sole Leather good and damaged
3 bills. Nader,
9 ceroons Caracas Indigo,
50 boxes Window Glass, SIX 10, l0r II.
5 Loaf Sugar,
80 kegs Dupon''s f + F and Ky. Rifle Powder,
so bags Shot,
200 kegs Nails.
% +" Fencing aud Box Nails,
30 Nova Scotia Grindstones
% boxes Candles,
s0o sacks Salt.
% barrels Tanners Oil,
8 bags Pepper and Spice,
10 duz, Fur, Silk and Wool Hats,
% tons lip. Plaster,
bale fresh Hops.
90 boxes and caddies Tea
SO hbls. Flour,
800 bus. Oats,
loo . Csrn
80 his very nice WOOL Rolls,
500 :" Wool,
SO doz Bed Cords,
90 doz. Plough Lines, Hemp and Cotton,
tons Castings
100 gal. Linseed Oil,
Ion Bar Lead,
% duz. Pals.
25' Palm I.eal Hats
Alum, Saieraius, saltpetre, Trace Chains Stone
ware. toppeas Sheer aud Cast Steel Scythe Blades
Cotton, Wool and Horse Cards, Ginger Rice. Bedlick
ing, aico, aud great many things too numerous IL
mention We respectfully solicit our old friends and III.
public generally. to call and examine our Goods before
buying elsewhere, determined tn sell CHEAP.
u. L. IlNSLEY & co.
june 10 ,s
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3jofttrEl.

leo The irlowire t,auiiiol LINES. INN The pen Of
Z Wing Lady. ate published without her knowledge
They bseas~ The 6re both u psesy and iaLo,Ism; and
~e mus, crave hsr ai,ip, ei thus arpropriang them.
Il b the habit u hcft.x 10 do good by stealth, and
esash 10 hsd j, fame
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-26

For IL MT.
49, | WISH 10 rent my Residence in New London
l::. for the year 1915 The Dwelling House is COM
tolaoIe containing Rooms and good cellars there are
good kitchen, convenient out houses, good well OF
choice water in the yard, very rich garden; the lot is
also very ch there isa small orchard of choice fruit,
Those wishing to rent can apply 10 John Davis near
Campbell courthouse, or to myself
ELEANOR TEASS
New London. Sept Q w4w
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Black and Gunpowder Teas. superior Nc. ;,
Also, Soaps, Candles, Window Glass, Water Buck |
cts. &c.. &C., &c. y
All Of which will he sold low, for CASH. or given
exchange Tor Bacon, Lard Butter, Flour Wheat, Bees
Wax. Ginseng, Sc, Sc, &c. -.
Having purchased our stock on the most favoraos /
TERMS we can and will sell as good bargains as al
house in the place. and only desire purchasers en''
aud acquatances to call and examine our stuck al u"
corner Brick Tenement, second door below Plane
" are House, and neatly opposite the Union Hotel.
JOHN A. HATCHER
JAMES b. GREEN.
Sept, Q tsif
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RE. hsli IN The elefA. ofsea Of the CIR
\ ,;r e,i,ftof l,,s and elaneery for The county
ol Anhsf., On moads y, the 1si day OF July ,i9i,
" lian Jordan sandel Garland and Jane II. 'ai'''''
against
Thomas p. Jordan, pe'e'iu
IL CHAscERF.
he defendant not having entered his appearance nn e"
en- security according the act OF assembly ata e fas "
this court and appearing by saissetofs evidence ma nc
Is not an i.a dis country it Is ofdeiea e'a 'e
do appear here The Ist Monday IA November
nekt & answer he bill ofthe plaintiffs aud that copy oil ms
order be forthwith inserted IN newspaper "a
the tosnof L,nehburg for two months successive. ana
o., ~ III. front door OF the courthouse OF tins county
Copy-Icste. - -, gu,
ROBERT TINSLEY, Cfk.
Aug ~ "1h
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

sbA~ ~ IN n4As
hA virtue ri decree rendered at The last May term
Nd Of the circuit superior court Of law and chanceIy
lu tho county Of Campbell in the suit of Early and 9th
ers against Adams the undersigned, commissioner there
in appointed, will proceed on Friday, the 9Th day OF
September next IN onl OF the Store House occupied by
Moon < Iordy. in the Town OF Leesyille. TO sell. by
way OF public Auction, for cash, the undivided interest
Oh Christopher l.. Adams hong thirteenth part
thereof IN abnui Fol RTEEN SLAVES and their in
crease, aud TRACT or LAND, lying en Stanton
River. IN The county Of Pltsysana, adjoining the lands
Stephen Smith aud Others and containing 356 .lcres
about 80 OF which Is River bottom. The sale will be
made, subject 10 The title OF Mrs. Paisey Adams, who
in POSSESSION OF the property and entitled thereto dn-
rlng her life.
GHAS. II. LYNCH Conn.,
n. B.-The above sale will take place on Friday the
9th day OF September next.
CHARLES II. LYNCH, Conn.,
Any 10 i27S
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To lhc Travelling Public.
D.7kLA' LksE OF S1.1GES.

I NtE undersigned. al the line ot Stages
l running rum Iyneiburg via New London and
Liberty fineasile aud the Big Lick, hereby ini,rms
the public that be has established daily line of Stages
from Lyncbbafa TO FIaease. connecting with daily
line OF Mr.. William A. hasins ffom fineasie, by The
Surei aud Red Springs. 10 the W e Sulphur which
connects with a daily ne in ali operation 10 Guy
aHd0tieAi the Sweet Springs there is a weekly line
OF Stages running Ia Tie salt and Red Sulphur. and
fn The WHITE Sulphur there is daily line running by
The Warm and Hot Springs on 10 StaunIun. Virginia.
The daily Stages 81 The proprietor fun yacibuf5
lersoet with The Steam aud Packet Boats al Lynch
burg and Stages will, the arrival Of the ooas. be read
Y. tho banks oihe Canal, convey passengef their
baggageto any Tavern 10 which they may 90 IN Lynch.
burg, free OF charge.
The lr-wcekly line from Lynclburg 10 Big Lick is
still operation, leaving Lynchbure every Monday,
"Wednesday aud friday passing through Salem and
Chrsiiansbntg by Fars's line 10 Wythe Z. H., and
thence by BOYD 4 Co.'S llne, through Abingdon, 10
Blountsyllle Tennessee.
There is no nigbt-iayeng on either Of the above
routes Of the Proprietor and passengers coming from The
Yves. OF South will reach Lynchbug by 5oclock =. NJ.
IN time 10 transact business and take The line OF boats
To Richmond next morning.
lie would say 10 those who wish 10 visit the Virginia
Springs this season, tina, they will find this a pleas
aud expeditions The roads Ia good order,
and the view from the Blue Ridge, which the Sta
ges pass. is equal in grandeur OF scenery to view
from the Peaks of Otter
Having considerable expense provided himself with
fine aud comfortable ooaches excellent teams, aud sober
aud careful drivers, and pledglng himself 10 spare no
pains or expense ioaecomuudaie ihnse who may choose
10 palronxe him, he respectfully asks The patronage Of
the travelling public.
Fare 10 fncase aud Big Lick reduced 10 ~, and
way travel in proportion. VIM. TERRY,
Proprietor.
July OH, 1914
The Undersigned Proprietor ofbe line oil Stages from
FlncasIle 10 The Wine Sulphur Springs, would say 10
the public that hi. daily line connects with thai OF Mr..
"A Iarrv ir,u 1 vuphhur1 ,yhich thpre IA up
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HYDRAULyc CEMENT,

sDln BUSHELS FRESH GROUND HYpRAULIc
~OV CEMENT, arriving and for sale low, by
LEE & LACY,
On the Basin
The highest cash price paid for Flar Seed, Pool and
Bees,rar. LEE \ LACY.
Sept 5 w1w
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LONDON PORTER.

IS s $5 do f rlSTs of superior quality, a.
REED < EMMERSON'S.
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'tif' Tour horse Coaches for Natural Bridge Dag.
gers Springs, Calaghans. W bite sulphur Springs
Lexington, Alum Springs. Warm Springs aud Hot
springs, Will commence running ir weekly on Friday
The l2lh of April Extras furnished al any time, To 20
as Tic passengers may wish. JAMES NJ. BOYD,
Al, Proprietor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-26

To Our Western Friends.
WE WILL give the highest Market prices 81 =,
~ bccon, Wool, Wonl Rolls. Feathers ana p p'''
WAX; B. TINSLEY w
July a 49,
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rules holden in the Clerks Office of the County Court Of
Patrick, at the courthouse Monday the 9Th day Of
August, 1871:
Thomas j. Penn, Plaintiff,
against
Joseph s. poinde1ter and George Staples admir- of JsAa
PoindeAter, decd Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The defendant, Joseph Poindexter not having entered
his appearance and given security according the Act 81
Assembly and the rules Of this court, and appearing BY
satisfactory idence that he Is nhaban fhis
monweah; is ordered that the said defendant do appear
here the LIST Monday in October nexi, and tho
Plaintiffs bill, and that copy OF this order be iorthwis
publshedi in the Lsnchburg Ygnian for eight weeks
eessisey and posted at the front door Of the courthouse
this county on some court day.
Copy-Teste,
SAML. G. STAPLES, d. Clk.
Aug Is WIN
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-05-31
Truly ENCOURAGING.

The Philadelphia Spirit OF the Times, a
real thoroughgoing locofoco Van Buren, pa
per, in speaking Of Mr.. Van Buren's chance
for the presidency, discorseth as follows:
"Dislincrly, then, we are not opposed to
the nomination of Mr.. Van Buren, Distinct
ly, however, we shall lock upon thar nOmi-
nation as the prelude TO a democratic defeat.
We say this with no little mortihcation-in-
deed with absolute pain-but we say it with
sincerity"
This is certainly dolorous, but honest
confession, and we concur with the editor Of
the Times, in the opinion, that the defeat Of
Mr. Van Buren, is certain. And indeed
the Times is not the only paper that has pre-
dicted the defeat Of the democratic party
should he be the nominee Of the Baltimore
Convention. In fact, we do not know any
man upon whom the democratic party could
settle, that would be able to defeat Mr.. CLAY
in the approaching contest. The Iocos have
certainly much TO encourage them in the
present canvass for president. The party in
the South declare that if Mr.. Van Buren, is
nominated (Which he will be) they will not
su pport him, and defeat will be certain, and
at the North they say they will not support
Southern man, and the democratic press
throughout the Union are daily crying de-
fea:-defeat is certain.