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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-12
iCHANCELLOR'S ELECTION-MO-
DEST DIFFIDENCE.

1t is now-a-d days usually expected that
every Quack who makes up some vile
compound of stuffs for the cure of all dis,
eases incident 10 human nature should
puff themselves and their nostrums, and
procure certificates from Mrs Shocks, Mr.
Smith and a thousand others, that the in.
fallable remedy has cured the Itch, the
Piles, Consumption and anything else.
But it remained for Mr. JOHN M MAU-
Ry, candidate Tor the high office of Chan
cellor of the Superior Court of Cbancery
of the State of Mississippi, TO publish over
his own name, in the Vicksburg Wing and
other papers; column and bali of full
some, adulatory puffs OF himself, taken
from the little wing journals of the coun-
try, and put them forward upon the eve OF
this important election, as reasons why he
should DE voted for, not so much because
he is the best man and best jurist, but for
sooth for his overpowering strength as a
candidate. He should have sent il to DIR.
Truman StiIlman, and published ii in iux-
opposition with the =" Highly concentrated
compound extract of Sarsaparilla and
Pills"--Brandeth, Morrison, Lucina Cor
dial and the thousand other quack nostrums
Ye Gods-what an aspirant for Chan.
cellor!
The foregoing remarks were indited fol
our last weeks paper, but in common
charity we put them aside. Since, how.
ever, we have witnessed the extraordinary
effort made to concentrate the wing party
as a party, on Mr.. Maury, we have de-
termined to publish what were our rea
reflections.
General Cooke and Judge TAYLoF
have both conducted the canvass withou
any regard TO political issues; both wen
before the people, and relied on merit anC
qualifications, and it cannot now be de
MED that an attempt was made on the eve o
the election to elect a rhig. The demo
cratic party and press stood apart iron
party influences in the Chancellor's cleo
ton. The same thing cannot be said o
the opposition. Witness the card issues
by The wing members of the Canton bar
We, for the present, refrain fiom furIhe
commentator. It is right, however, be
fore We quit, 70: US. 10 state that we have
full authority for the assertion that Gener
al Cooke not only was not apprised of tn
issuance of a card in relation 10 his cleo
ton, signed by Gov. Tucker, Mr.. Harri
son, and others, at Columbus, but he re
CARDS it as unaccountable why such pa
per should have been published. He ha
given no intimaton of his views on tn
Briscoe bill, or any other legal proposition
but during the entire canvass refused I
do so. [MississiPpian.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-12

ANOTHER QULr FoR Nh. CLAx.-A
lady in Hartford county Md, has presens.
ed Mr.. CLAY "beauiiful counseruane. y
Ia the centre is suitable inscrintioo. =
An exchange has the following as an iD.
scription:
Beneath this Quilt lies Henry CLAY,
Whom locos put to bed one day.
Be quiet, Hal-to rise is vain,
Pressed down By many a counter-n.in.
You're well tuek'd up-cease then N -rnlr
You cannot kick the kiver off,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-12

Ii will be seen by the following extract
from the London Times. that John Bull
begins to think about Oregon as the fox
did of the grapes that were out Of his
reach-it's not worth fighting for. It's
not worth England's while 10 fight Tor IL:
At present the shores of the Pacific
are not worth lighting for. Their distance,
thefc vastaess, and their comparative So
Ffude render them almost incapable Of mi
lltary conquest or occupation. Marche.
of two or three thousand miles over noun.
taiRs and sandy deserts, agree better with
the airy iemperaments OF Khans and Car.
than with the so5riety Of Yankee calcna,
tons. Nor, again, is it possible to occu
| Ply the whole face Of a continent, stretch
ing from the frigid to The torrid zone, viii
half dozen scaniy posts There mus
be not only the soil, but people, belor,
II IS wise or possible to fight for IT.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-12

FROM OUR EXTRA OF THeRsrAy LAST.
CARROLL COUNTY RETURNS.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-12

Touching the folly and danger OF tempo
rising or yielding to mere policy, tae n. \.
Pos; correctly says:
The democratic party is never 50
prosperous as when II is stringent IN the
assertion of its loliiest aims. Whea il be-
gins to temporize, it grows weak; when II
hesitates, its strength decays. lis most
vigorous battles have been made when the
objects to be gained. have been the grard-
est"
The OnOndaga Standard remarks upon
the above:
No man who understands the history and
progress of political parties, will deny the
truth of this paragraph. Never has any
party, of any kind, gained substantially By
substituting policy for right The true
way, and the only way, for party to OBJ
tain and maintain the aseendancy, IL, L
deserre i-deserve it by using ali the
means in IFS power to maintain those PF'n-
ciPles which are founded in strict Justice
and right.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-12

We copy the following from the Ner
York Sun with the proudest satisfaction.
We rejoice that there is here and there
an independent editor, who has sufficient
courage to speak out plainly in behalf OF
the great interests of the country. What
need there is of an army of indOlent drOues
in gold lace, in a season Of profound and
permanent peace, TO swill down cham
payne and turn up their noses at far bet
ter men than themselves, It is impossible
for US TO understand:
Cosr AND VALUE-The cost Of the
Navy for twelve years was 6lty-six mil
iions OF dollars (enough 10 construct a
railroad from the Missouri 70 the Colum-
bia) during which time il rendered no ser
vice worth counting to the nation Of Re
publicanism; though it daily outraged hu
manity with its incesseut fi0ggings and n
suited our institutions by robbing hundred:
of our apprentices Of their birih-right.-
In 1912 nearly two thousand officers were
doing nothing, but were paid nevertheless
S350,000.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-12

@THE CONSTITUTION = by Messrs. Harris
& Heart, is edited with much ability, and
in our humble opinion, is by far the best
paper at the Federal city weekly So in adj
vance. The Constitution is particularly
devoted TO the advocacy and defence of
Southern interests.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-12

MAGIsTRATEs-CGr Beat.
Lott I77-Marshall l63-McCarroI 103
Kimbrough, 114-Smith, 90.
CONSTABLE.
Harrell, l64 Watson, Id
Middleton Beat.-J. M. Blount elected
Magistrate, billiard Petty constable.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-12
SENATOR m TExxEssEE.-SO far as

SENATOR IN TESNEssEE.-So TAR as We
have vet seen, there is but one voice-and
that Of the most indignant condemnation
from the democratic press, a. to me re-
suit of the Senatorial election IA Iennes-
see. The local prejudices and hctioas-
ness Of few democrats gave the choice
to the Wings. And how have they used
their pOwerg Did the party which claims
all the decency and al the talent, and
sometimes all the honesty and patriotism
OF the country, aci according 10 their pro-
fessionsf Did they cast aside all osher
considerations but those Of the public goodi
Did they show themselves devoted TO their
country, and willing to let the ma1or'ty IN
the ascendant do the best they could 10
secure an efficient. honorable and gentle
manly public servants NO,-they laid
aside every thing else to crafty the most
petty and malignant party feeling; and as
soon as they discovered that they had the
power, they determined to defeat the choice
of their opponents, and iasien the man
most OdIous 10 them upon the country
acknowledging and insisting, as most OF
them did, that he was an unPrineiPled de-
magogue, and knowing, as report saws
some of them did, that he was a man rea-
dy to bargain of his principles for Office.
We wish the wings luck with their chosen
Senator from Tennessee! .SeRtlssi-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-12

CorroN.--Our latest dates from New
Orleans are up to the Bird inst. Sales
we're dull al our quotations of last week.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-12

AT a meeting in Vlcksburg to provide
for the reception Of Mr.. CALHOUN, Jeffer.
son Davis was appointed to address him
on his arrival, and P. w. Tompkins on his
departure, from the city, on behalf Of the
cilizens.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-12

or By notice in this paper it viii be
seen that the election for BrigadieF Gene
raj will be held on the 18th December.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-12

S. s. Prentiss left Vieksburg on the 1st
instant, with his family, to take up his per-
manent residence in New Orleans. A few
of his friends and near neighbors met him
at the social board the day before. He
declined the compliment of public. din
ner. Mr.. P. is now praclicing in partner
ship with John Finney, of New Orleans.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-12

Our waggIsh frlendot the Dollar Demo-
Graf says that some mischievous persons
started report that he was a candidate
for the Legislature, and before he could
arrest the report, some $50 OF the soye-
rtigns were deluded into voting for him!
What gang of greenhorns!
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-12

LVAtD OF IOllIOt'--zAI IIIO IOOOHS OIOO-
ton, there was tie between M. T. Purnell
and Hector Mcneil. The returning Off
Ger gave casting vote in favor of the lat
ter: but he had before given Uote IN The
election. If this is not informal and illegal,
the law is defective, and Should be amend
ed. We believe the returning officer had
no right t&give casting vote, after having
voted.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-09

GEO RGE T. BOOKER
OFFERS
DoRTo RICO. CUBA AND n. ORLEANS SUGAR
u Double and Single Loaf Sugar
New Orleans and West India hoasses
Java, Iaguyra and RIO Coffee
Nails and Brads, Soap and Candles
Powder and Shot Gunpowdsr Tea
Brooms copperss Rec Pepper, Spice
Window Class, assorted Bed Cords and Lines
Letter, Writing and Wrapping Paper
CottGl Yarn assorted
Shoe Thread. Bar Lead, Indigo, &c ape
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-09

= IN 70
Rsrd frn-s--sh<ass The ,op Of Walkers s'<,f<7-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-09

Eo1utne, NJ wibn>esae ana
!. AEsBehs1D-orsen C'obe
! AspanGus-Wsae Giant
Ross betns-I.arre q mail Lima
oeap Bsans-Esriy China. iino
Yellow six weeks
EAriy Mohawk. do halfmoon
Refugee o. 1000 to one
Dsss-Eariy Blood turnip rooted
Do YeDow
Long Bsocd. Nangse wurtzei
WhitseIlesi.n Frvnch sugar
nrscsas-whiis 80 Purple Caps
sCnse.es-<1ariy 4 Large York.
Barry esd LAre 81 srsea. Ear
Hsoslr,osf, Large Drumh>ad,
Larrs Bergen, FIAT Dutch.
Drunhesd eavoy. Green Curied
Bavoy. Red Dutch
Csullzswer-EAriy and Late
lCs,sfy-Whise Solid
Onssss--Lc.g Orange, Long Red
and White Field
Orso-Caried OF fcppergrass
Cseumber-Eariy Frame, do cius
or, Long Green. Long Prick
be. Gberkin for picking
CsEn-Eariy Sugar, DO Tuscaro-
~ Do Colleen Sioux
E.Aive-Green CURED
KxI Piant-Parpis
kals-Biue Cured Siberian,
orssa Caried Scotch. Rape CT
ODle
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SANDS EARSAPARiLLA.
FOR the REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IN.
PURE STATE OF THE BLOOD. OR HABIT
THY ovorRe

rsd u hissosy dssusrs N n. IA -
~ y = q. s,,s. ~ =. an 10. .ss.s.a -. y a.
n ,ss ess.s wh.sA gs.psssss< sa ~ soed rs-ss
As p.ssl.s sAsl.s.sssss q ga s..s..s.. ., 4.
s-areAiss op<rAin reaches ~ Il tsas
"a ss~ ssss s.o.. ..,i,,s sss. :. .ss. = .. ss1
hs vlahz.ne asea Which peSvsdss s snss,s.
soy !. changed -s ne .ss.. o. s...: s.ss.s .., J. ~.
eoaseausnes and until ne q dsa ssse 10 ~ Nod
powerful hssnA soss properties sa.As s.ssvarina e.
aanifsssa and os hi. In sero. ssh Rhss ian
supvs a'.s.s - ssn :: al ss.Assssss. q 'As sssss
ms isae~,as .u.r iss so-. TO A..a. ~n..
ORA r.spsesi Justice sf Peace psiisss su.j
ls Fewer no. rsssf sau
B.oo.lIr, Com. July 10. 1894 /
he. oaes become my duty eonnanesis yos shs
situation % NJ H.Irs. .sa rsy do yah
ue pssasars nf harrs hat hs snts
healedup and the rsnssds APE b.
has no g.s !. u. ssssss s .A..vsr nat his rp sfs.
Improved vib ehangv. vh,,
gained very much 10 wosA Il has trad. t.h,es
hAt ofa ssoeaket without hi, m,
s.,sds Ai,h
eees spos hs spr cut aiaty imagine He squess
God issres q
s ha.-n .y the ssvsn payer oS your :nee. h.sA
The following issrsssns commend
fal attention Of an similsriy snies.d;
mentally when Isay that this meeas ths
cure d ehoaie rhsamSm any pssparaos
in the last Eve y,s repeated a.aiosy or seu,
Rhsunssn. have r-eeaty s.nds' s.r-apara IN.
ny months past appetite good and strength rapidly r
turning attribute this hesnhu change earey Of Ibis
snesd ,oamentns painful complains. cannot
refrain from earnestly ,eeomnendns such
aud rheumatic skin Of Dr. Sands induced thereby the
effect. Of 'sI s.rpsrn. and take psa.ure In adding my
maj
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8kslk9sklsES|
&LyJE2LIIE rlIOII;IIIln

are the only p- in szisesee eonsnins sar.apah in them
~sre ths nrst ever introduced BY that name.
&T BEWARE OF INJURIOUS PILLS prep. r,d lv o.h.,,
nood Pms PsfSns Pins" apaIia PIN" Ac vhie i
To be palned on 10 the public the repu,o. or III
L-idys only and genuine earsaparia Blood P,- IT,.
hers than Ut dys they posssss tAs virtues TN. es,
In p whether ass purEaivs ssss purnsr Of
ooo anu nf1s OF the BODY 9aig rsrain on oeeupatc
usl coarse Of living from nd nav 81 49,
"a wan equal zs<v At all unss By youns and DID, aai
In addition uran avs hundred e.nse.a.. b.v,a, ~
neetofoe Publshed eir nercang saIes asd demand HI o
proof in thsir favor s.hb BY 80 t-,--~
my io-u ~ Ma I'd W. 49, =. -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-09

TO BUILDERS AND PAINTERS.
PANTS, waNDOw-GLAss, &c.
II Evils WHITE LEAD, dry and IN oil
- Pure Mountain lanseed Cd - .afL 81.
Chrome Green. Chrome yellow
verdiersin oil
Imperial Green in oil for window biipds
Amercan Vsmlion Venetian Red nl
Chinese do, Black Paint
Spanish Drown, Tcna de sunsA
Prussian Blue spts. Turpe.,t,.e
WIN hss stock Of the best Window G,,, eub,,
r"r quality for coach builders panters chair -
All OF which wihss sold r..sonAhis terms.
ALEX. DUvAL 4 Co
NY Main atreet Rrh.,,,d
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-09
VIZ taks ibis occasiou 10 eixe

WE take this occasion to give
soties hat We keep coessant1 o. hanA. esoveA
onses and Cooling kanssn q an kind, hat
are generally ursAin this nArksl o. our ewn
terus- Also. hotts Agricultural Furnaces fx
pens-s. II our Tin. s,ove ana Sheet froa Manu-
Aetory, near the Ben Tavern. where III hind
llbe done On the most rsasonahis TRINA ana q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-09
FRESH FOREIGN DRY GOODS,

FRESH FOREIGN DRY GUODS.
WE have now in store of our importatons
Europe purchased entirely foe cash, decidedly the
hancsomes Spring Goods have for maSy
years cheapest Amongst them viii be found
the following articles
Richly printed Msrseines vestings
DO do weitingr for
Very figure Nestings
Splendid figured and eoor'd sih vrstings
Very superior and common GambIoons
Superior Linen fancy Drilings
Stout and fne Barnsey do
splentd Verona mixtures and paids
Fancy Union Drillngs
Ga Lace striped and net Muslins
81 Jaconct Cambnes
4 Cambnes
Cd Checked Musins
Together great variety of Foreign and Domestic
which offer market prices.
y. a. J. 8. JAMES h CO,
NH ga Opposite the Exchange Rank
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-09

LINSEED OIL,
In hhds. and bbls., for sale n; the lowest market
II prices, TOMBSTONE.
Main STREE.
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CONSERVATIVES Do NOT DESPAIR. !
NArHrHA N NOS. es.s ssd pow.ssl rsnsdy .v.s sis-
esvsrsd f Pulmonary coesaapsios ssoaeA spss q Blood
Ts rs.Asr. a.sloa rsessss.a = ne ovi.s s.so.Al.s
cure Of Ady well Known In this Community
:, PHrLAorIruA, March .. ls4<
Dear srAnhoush Unsolicited By yoa eor.,d-r duty
which for sss. hops yoa u ass pseie, so rs,y
ever has asooihns enre been sacssd IN Panosa Con
Fosr yss sse had violent ss,ael Of sisas FEVER which len
bsaRh weched condition.
vossce aa ). s syaeas Of Pslnsssy beam.
fesroy Such eopous night and
voice. Of usseaou and dreadful oppriou
months 'oseshsr night
threw up fun pint blood Such my
had keep throat constantly mois with cooling liquid
Every morsns would cough with pain ausnkhss
Of pa,rd In condition pdy away. sndt
the shaw Of doubt that before this should
During my pos.e.a suffering. u.d an the popular r....
Cor Consumption but Of hs. rheved
also had the advice different perods Of good physicians
nouneed ineurabe and aid might months
but my disease Combined conampon- and beyond The reach
order poih,e opoeurs % ab.smes, q my suffer
friend suggested Compound Syrup OF
brought bottle scarcely evidence
my senses. afforded
tool regular for month";. gradually disap
psad my hung. my strength s.,on.hiDs
may seem. being scarcely my PHI
now able 10 walk miles without fatigue, and nvs
liable medese has through the blessings Of God been the
literally. Of reseuins nom the gave.
Should you thnk proper 10 pussh % At liberty to refer
the setcd to that every word Of the fcrssons be sub
stantiatsd by me in person MARY uANEY,
4s Spruce Street
Prepared by Thomson conner s,h spruce
Philadelphia soh Dr. VIM G. MePber-on
burg Gi.h. Lapc.ss " Lambert Reading Va; Dame AID
rich Poaghkeepse YORK Hswnss Tr-nton NJ y. Wool
man. burlington N }; Seth W. Rossrts, Mobile Ah; B. D.
Pne. per bottle o per "a
felt.
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ARDEN SEED,
GROWN By
DAVID LANDRETH,

GROWN BY
nATTn I AMID ETH
UhN1D 1hNDhElh,
Near PhiIade In hia, an Geld bv
- JOHNSTON, Druxuist, Richnnond, virginia.
IVOp ,,,onv ware 4 have h.,en rra cticaIIv en-
"a - -. - .,.....s-.yS =. a..
tsseo you no'e Gu ~ $50 $3.50 =. ~
ossso snesl IN 'ne s'o~.s ~ 90, r - ,esps ~.
s.soso me 70 oe'srmin1 wv y n 800. ~ - 49, -
~ % ea.sns sna nav. 10y 49, ~ 49, ~, 80 's $3.50,
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C0NSUMPTIVES D0 NOT DESPAIK.

- WORT In line wnbe s.A
apis G. =. wEILER-
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JUST RECEIVED,
TIME following new and beautiful Goods, viz /:
- Many style nalzornes Ind Bafeges
French Lawns aud Muslin cinzhams
sha vi Cap apd Veil f1ees wait snd black
Ladies best French Kid Gloves
French I'd Hepld sicbed fIdkfs
Biaek and cooured sin Gloves and Wits
Bsrege sesrfs aud shavls, sik shawis rr
White Cfape shswl-, very cheap
suyeror mobsir shrs; besides many o,bsr new
goods-skng complete To al ~ which
respectfully % dealers generally with
that prices win be entirely sati,ne'ory.
WARREN YARTss
myis No. sS West Main
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GARDEN SEED,

TNRoA oroweu Of rsputauoa, and wsnaasd
? ~ esauins, At Wholesale and retail;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28
THE MARKETS.
. 0Res Of thsI baltimore .4meriean, 4
August rs, 5, p. Nj.

Il
! CATTLE: Prices ranged from 81 so g. so per
fe0hs on the hoof eqn.ilo 50 SO S4,75 net The
ssefagt rlte is about S2 lsl. A slight decline.
The ,Frrh.,d for live Hogs cnhtnues moderate
sales The latter prier for superior I0ts ONLY.
!. FLOUR. The malk for Howard street Hour
4. .i,hSui eh.11re. We note sales Of 400 bbis fine
ii OK IN, s.seeipi price sc super is $k37i,-
s1t'l +. Il, very lsai,rd request Al 81 s7A.
Nh, Al Flaur isjgenersliy held al $3.50 but
=. ~. N M transactions The stock is VERY light.
+ GRAIN The supply Of thrst at market To-
~ : aa,te .m,li The deInand, however, Is lin
] i,.d saA orices 5rrniatn tnuah as LAST week, We
..,.. -, mime reds Il so Sc cts. sud ordinary
nsoi5 IS so els tlriiinary Log God white Whest,
/ ssll & a 90 els. and family ilous parcels 81 IS
= t s' -. ayaneei sales,o.d.y at 500 so cts
| Cor white, aas, 81 sd cts foryellOw.
Ma Rseis worth toa 81 cts.
Sales &c Oats At 3fla 80 cents
! UAt.ON. --Shonhttrs' 7aT3 cents, sides u !
cents. assorted SSrcents, and Hams y so cents
AZ sale Of 10 hhds Shoulders, par. At =, H'd tbs
r balasee very PRIME artise, ~ - GEMS Anu 2
hhd4 Siirs >, 5 centk, -
WtiISKEY The demand has improved and Pr Pr
ees ife firsner Salss5fo-day of hhds. al - ~
e,s.s and 81 bbis At 20 eta.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28
PUBLIC SALEs

TN pursuance 81 decree OF the Circuit SUI
" perior Court 81 Law and chancery for Jeff
@erson Cauaty, will Be offered al public sale,
IN Saturday Iks 4ik day II 0esober aert. arDaniel
En,ler,s Tavern, IN ShephefdsloNn, the follow
ing property. 70 vii:
! Ali de right. tille, and interest Of William
crow and Eliza his wife. IN
One-half OF The Lot.
n shepherdstonh, al the Corner Of Duke and
H;rh streets. known and Distinguished on the
niat az said Town as Lot No. IS.
Also, the following persorai properly:
Three Beds and Bedsteads,
One Bureau, one Safe,
One Table, a half dozen Chairs, and
al The other personal property Of said
William CFotU.
| TAs ltrms If sale rill tsl-For The personal
property, sll sums under 10 casa all sums
| over $40 credit of sixty days thelpnrchase'
giving bonds with security. For tAe House
/ ina Lot oue.third cash, The haiancesin y and
i rs moaths. with interest from the day Of sale.
! The purchaser ID give bonds with security and
deed Of trust for The deferred pay nenis.
| HENRY BERRY,
E.LsLEE, frs
Aax IS, 1915. csnsnEsiensss-
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EDUCATION!
! LISBON. INSTITUTION,
LOMdOMst County, U'irgtnia.

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'VWyHIs Institution was established in 1889,
H and is now I'M successful operation under
The management OF sBENJ.H. BENTON.
Ins this Institution are. taught the branches
usually taught in the best English Schools -
The Latin and Greek Languages. Astronomy
with the use Of The: Globes, Algebra, Plain, So
Inland Analytical Geometry, Plain and sphcri;
cal Trigonometry, Method Of calculating and
using Logarithms, Theoryaud Practice Of Sur
yesing, LeyeIhg, Plotting, faiechanical and
Architectural Drawing, SC. Comic Sections,
the application of the Mathematics 10 the Arts
and Sciences, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
sc.
The Institution has been furnished al consid-
EerahIe expense, with an extensive collection OF
Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus, Globes,
Maps DIAGRAMS, and Models, and full courses Of
Scientific lectures
Are delivered to4the Students These Lectures
srs Illustrated By seyersl hundred highly inter-
esti6g Experiments. The japparatusbas been
collected viii particular care, and some Of il
! a superior to any id Virginia.
The Academy Is aIsosupplied with cabinet
Of Minerals, Shells Fossils, Geological Speci.
mems. &c. Also, Work shop furnished with
| Turning lathe, and variety OF tools; and STU
dents be d mechanical genius may devote theiI
/ leisure moneDtst to Turning in wood, iron, brass,
| or STEEL bFazlng, soldering, filing. screw cut
ting, screw turning, casting in brass, galyanic
siIyefihg, sc.
The prices for tuition vary from - tos ~
according 10 the branches studied and. N con-
sideration ar he present low prices 81 PfoYis-
/ ion tie price Tor Boord IS
Rsdactdfo Sirig aigli Dollars
/ par session, of I'm months Zach student must
be supplied viii tow eng nave g. ~ t,