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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16
THE FOkEIGN MEN {

An arrival at NV \ ri brings US fur or f.e day,
later intelligence liom England. The tone Of the En-
G'Ish Press Is any thing hu pacic he news of H. q
passage OF the Notice resolution in the House Of 1ap
resenlalves seems 10 hive reused the feelings Of the ma
ton We do not know how far the opni1n o The press
reflects the views Of tie mnsiry-bul the press is near
y unanimous in demanding the Columbia as the hmm,
DAIRY. We believe they attach too much Importance t
he passage of the resolution They evidently view i,
as bar 10 neeoi;aon whilst, on this side The At,n1,
10 "o' 50 cohsldefed-on the c1nHary, by many re-
afded as riding facilities 10 adslment Of the d>
nuliy The naked resolution Of The House. however.
anho' pass The Senaieand this fact already known in
hngldnd together with moderate tome manifested in
ne speeches OF the maj rity Of that body haze doubtless
lad tendency 10 alay The irritation of joan Bull
We have never been Of the number of rhose WIN no.
eyed that w1r would grow ou ol The Oregon diliculs
'' In this, we may have relied too much upon lha
dra'inn aud good sense Of the parties Interested and
pom lie spirit Of the age. We now ahout to re
qulsh our cop(dencebut confess the affair begins
1 assume pnrentous aspect. J he llculty is ap>
v"arhrg crisis and must he senltd within three
'h'hs or war Is ineeiiabe. We s,II hnpe and be-
eve II viii he stttd, tut we cannot shu oar eyes to
T. ross billy 'a' England may not be 50 willing TO
crH The ol'er-ioa tiu's reeced by ler--o the 49ih
ael, as has been generally inferred from what drop
pam debate from ST. RoBEsr PEEL, halt conden.na.
ny d Nh. PAcErNnAa's prompt rejection ol the offrr
'de last by Mr.. Pork.
lhe Intelligence from !oda is nnlvorabe 10 the Brit
arms. The skins, though norslfd il The great
ves III DECEMBER. worr not routed bui retired in ro,d
der' aud WITHOUT having sustained that dispopriion-
r. loss al fist reported. The Brush forces. on the
10y had not advanced, and were evidently in a
uca' position is oor Impossible thai this state OF
4lf' IN the East may have great Influence upon the
'posl''on Of The Oregon question.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16

Clement In which the Beaadlry question had been in
volved by the arts OF plonacy at the accession Of Gen.
Harrison was mastery, and lis sindeaoa Of the pro-
visions Of the Treaty triumphant. Though the Treaty
received the sanction Of the Senaieby vote OF -four hs
Of the members, and though the popular voice was al
most unanimOu in its favor, il has been from tie date
OF It's ratification. the subject of Remuneration Of
small number Of politicians. We do no, suppose It's
ASSISTANTS will be siIeaced, tut the Treaty need fear ro
ing hereafter.
In speech the Oreann question: in the House Of
Representatives, Mr. CHARLES j. lNsEuso1L ra,k oe.
cssion to make extraordinary charges against
Mr.. WEBSTER, in connection with he McIEop affair
the amount o Which was that Mr.. WEBSTER. whilst
Secretary oi State. wrote to Gov. SEWARD, ON. Y,
stating that he release MoLEoD forthwith or see
the city OF New York laid in a.hcs hya British fleet
Mr.. Senator Dickinson, of \. = referred to- or quo
ted, this statement and thus enabled Mr.. WEBSTER 10
mel H. THIS he did by the most ample, explicit and
indignant denial, ioevery part iorm and substance
lie pronou ced the whole statement series of unaloy-
I'd. absolute unquaif. ialsehoods,-a moreover,
proved ii 10 be such, by the production of the only let
ter he ever Hr1te 10 Gov. SEWARD u The subject
Reused By such deliberate aud tualjc us calumay Nh
WEBSTER fmret,cd 10 iullcl merittd casligaten M.
On ' author. Ia bitter Ian uage, and villa wiIhcri .
sarcasm, he dtn9n1esd Mr. isGGRsnLL, aaI progel
himself however ior5tanng usually. when III roughly
excited 10 he no. less master u The keones and ms, O
Ver"heiming invertye, than of the ugc and nervous
thqnence which have raised him to the highest rank Of
orators. Fully appnc4tng the outrageous and wanton
provocaiion which he received we doubt, however,
whether Nlr. WEBSTER did violate the decou,n and
dignity OF the Seaae and the respect which tie wed to
4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16

% The Cuaad Steamer, the Unicorn, which was to
have sailed on the l9h u had arrived at Boston
tie latest date from that city. She will bring news
about weeks later than that Drought by The North
umber,aud. We may expect next week news by the
Steamer of the ith Inst Much anxiety is felt as to the
character Of The intel genre which may arrive.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16

We have been requested by many voters D. b,fh Pc
liliH PARTIES. vho are l,eadIv 10 lie ,llnn If - ,sia
itmel + lunsiai and Jau,s NJ " LlHir. to ofo-
pose tall meeting ol The people oil The Couaiy al lbe
heAl tanr, tot tue purpose Of uniting csl ON til, 81
Two gentleman, 10 consent 10 serve Them In tie nrxt
Ii9use OF )5s gales. Tins is deemed necessary IN view
o The great interests at stake In CONNECTION with he pro-
psfd Improvement ot The Navigation olthe Roanoke and
Dan and Slauuten Eivers
Neitosl llal although the time is short the people
vii tel thai If they take the matter IN their oen hands
teA can accomplish the ulee and lhus secufe 10 then>
selves iasllue and urpoitant benefits.
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IlI. LIl..i.lInN

The election takes pace tins day week We fear
that there IS generally great apathy among the Wings
IL the contested c,anles and perhaps much ardar
in those. Ia which there only Mig candidates. We
are persuaded that hotter distribution of Wing zeal
would secure the reurn Of membess from counties " hch
were as year democratic.
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NL.ss sEsEss9ea AaFs ssfaras.sE
&; % - Up y.

r.. y. BURTON Is nov receiving very ex.
A-As tunslYu assortment 81
.NTU GOODS,
embracing GREAT VARIETY Of The newest and most
a-ionnble styles, At prices that cannot tai tn prase.--
Tic respectfully opclts examination OF his stuck be-
fore purchasing
ArHl2 sif
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g'EEaENax EOuynfsY,

IL ~ "a cil car g'irgegi0.
II Il ANiNt eomnried my Wafer Power and olher
Il b. improvements Al my old stand near the Pump
ilouseot The l.ynehhufg Wafer Works am NV PIE
pared 10 eSerue all pfdpfs lg line Of business VIZ
Cast seeung ff Mills AMI other Machinery, with eve
ry description al castings al
fH0S BRASS, AND @FFAR ENGINES, TO
b"ero PFossts, E.niaur-, Fsnnds, E4overs Sc &c
From an experience ii nearly % years in one Of Tho
efsl conducted establishments the Safe. feel conf
dent o beng able to give satisfaction u those avor,ng
ue with ihef patronage.
| wonli particularly call the attention Of Fnhaccoais's
10 ny establishment. tIrng been The first that ntron-
eed The manufacture II alacro Screws Presses and Pa
tent Bands, Re, in LYnchhnrg. can with confidence
refer Iisp unacq mned with my work. the principal
Ionaesonsis OF THIS place, having pa up BET ween IS
and iuu presses, within Tie short lime of my fesdeuce
here
NIih view Of securing fair share Of patronage,
sha continue To ad4 surh laaar saving machinery as
viii enaOIe Ia work with accuracy and de-
Spa'ch, anI will warrant all work done a, my establish
meat to be equal To any done IN this place sewh.re
A. e. DABNEY.
Nov 81 i2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16
FATAL AFFRAY

p 'ea'' with deep regret. thai on Saturday last n,
.A"'o''l"n ot Wild animals in charlottesville an ..
, look place between party of Students of The mi.
suited IN u Inc keepers Of the Alenagerie, which
mo ,.' ''e uea'h OF a student. from Alabama. whose
\ - nave not learned. We refrain fran s,a,iny
VIC PARTICULARS which have reached US.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16
NGeallasE4 HYANra.rA,

fE1IlE SUBSCRIBERS are wanting to nnrehns.
q auy Huaa'fot ilAtl.Y YOUNG NEGROES
lhitwill s1t tn Southern market.
A. they are anAnua To maae their purchases as snee
Oily AZ possible they assure rboe having any for =, In
hat they viii pay IA liberal cash pees eau be uhlan-
sd IL any market IN the Sar. Persons who wish IL,
sy ~ II do well To cali on Them beafe makinn SALE
\. B.-We wisito purchase or two Blacksmith
aud Carpenters. DAVIS s. HART.
Nov. 3 Is #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16

The ',adle-' Of the Bapli. Church. Of This place.
viii opsn q Fast and sic. on "Wednesday evening
Anil l5th, N Mr. Aiarell's new building, next below
l,s'rs. Bryant Y TmsIey As rls is thrr frsi call
IA 'he pubic, tey hopeo share lhelr general patron,
age.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16
.24edscjaCS, bgWiraM5e1 G@eautsse
L2E~2AtkIFS, DKE-5TuFEs.
NIRGEO.N = TN'SIE{tlII..NTs.


EnRusilfs. Water Co1rs. scpars. Chewing To-
, har'. Picking Materials sanfs. ruIerar Varnisi,-
pa, ehoe'e od Ninss, Spice. to,dals susps. peria.
efy, single add double baHci 6Hna and lsols Glass
lHa. ,ssls, Bead, a#aitlsl, Percussion Cars Grass
Fishing Lin. Linedeh t'5t l1,otsPlyinz mad Viz
iupg Gatls, lea. "a zea aal eanseri; Es4en,,,l
o "a. ossarrdi Artists pno,7 ilfoaza as,oted GAR
DEN SEEDS, assaulted, in papers, II BY he
rooud best Palrat Diamonds warranted; Ilennings -
ms Sew los Needles, assofed Clarooeils Flars AID
Octave fnif9. Sedl Il and Stda Powders in paper and
ia b'Ses, best quality. The rment Of
.EeGic!ssFg, assvScofss' Instruments.
Cor sale, o'.f Inducements pulienady IN Druggists AMI
ph}hlctaha. and trnlef hen tr tleif liberal sappnt
tr several mouths asi. and ior their fequen f,vms
now traa thn pablle my thanks. and resaerifaliy
ash lher continued patauase. believing The prices viii
satisfy The cosest dealers. Howell DAVIES.
Apru Isl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16

ero,n =, nave received the Southern and Jt,estern
t,e,a ''""ger for April. II has its usual variety
,, y. articles. N'''' '"'''
pco, D aso 10 acknowledge the receipt of the e.
opno,, "e''''' and Whig Jouraal but have no, had
fen,s 49,. ' 10 DO more than glance at lis table of
'' Which looks inviting.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16

TENiT UNDER~IHN are navy opening. nj the
d house lately oecuped Ivy d. e. Bsy general
assortment Of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, S.c, 81,
which they purchased exclusively for cash. and which
'tcy offer tsr C4sli, Barter punelua customers,
short time.
As ae desire 10 do active business, assure the
Ladies' and Gentlemen Of the nei1hbofho1d. that our
prices are lower than any other country Snei which
assertion they will lind verified they viii honor with
call.
Family Bacon aHd Lard on hand.
a. & 7. DRUMMOND.
April . N6S
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y a,Ey Ss'ssHSs; GOODS.
sIeeIs, - sisp 0fhiss,
SUCCESSORS TO ]. G.. MEM.
I .plf. iIirg IN


iplta, irg, Ia.
4 X i receiving and on>ning their stock Of
"a SPHINtt AND SUMMER GOODS.
Il his stuck can be found Ladies' Dress Gnods OF al
every dr3sripi u. feN he loves, priced Ia tn.
firl1e, and mos elegant syea, Gndualed Baraye
ms, sfadaned SILK Dresses. sppefhiug entirety new
pl,hr Brragts, Omafe shaded Organdles Rpn lsaund
SffinQ sdas. fau.t silks white Ftnbfndered Mus
liza X lies, f.Mhfadefed swiss Masins, shaded PLAID
Mnfa Ginahasls eienednes Tor LaJss' dresses.
Huluafd Gin glams. festeoued Berages, back Bers..
res Tor moutnln 2ud mourning Lawns aid Balz,riues;
lis1 sftat variety al
FL y { L G . o s,
~ iadies' use as Seafls Il vsous sizes. Neck Ties,
Eeagoey laee Capes, Ftehsh hluuinfpg Calars. Sc.
-, aud almost every other article generally kept IL
t,DY Glals linz. Alsa.
1Eza's hlT-9 3oEts W-aR
'amnst every KIM.
Has, Shoes, Cef' Baoa. T,ar,s an / Sole I..uficr.
.ggNskGRz, f.S'Ts,
in Ra1tn' Goods are respectfully inyrd 10 call and cx-
anime their sil,ti lhov eauflent something can
hr i4nnd Ia suit their eaHta nnd prices please.
lheg would must ftsaeo 6liy Invite their lftnds cus-
1omets aud pNYefs R@etnliy, IL call anl give their
Stock ~ tamiott9r. believing than IN ruio Of Variety
,Ye ami cheaioes9, eaonot be Surpassed in ths
kd, A. x q;
APfl : 3s II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16

: we are authorized to announce WILLIAM w.
a.l., = candidate 10 represent the county OF
-" ~ 'ne next Legislature OF Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-16
SUPERIOR nEADr-rrADE

{ l. T II IN &.
which have heoo selected with much care. and will he
offered al such ptees canrot fail IL please They
respectfully ask aenlo 10 the aov my articles. which
have ist been opened and arranged fur inspection:
Cloth Coats. o ali kinds and qualities.
oashmeret Ffock. D'ofsay and Sack Coats.
Habit do do da 4,
| weed Cashmere d, do Il,
heflno a., Il, ID
Black and Fancy French Cashmere Pants. very fine.
do d Enellsh d. do
Ia dmr H. Etc aud Bonhazino do
Wine and Fancy Drilling do
Black Silk, Satin aud Bouibszno Vests,
Fancy " d.,
Cashmere, Chslly and 'rolnetto d,
White and Figured Marsellles do
ASA sroat 7ariety of Genllemen's FANCY
G0ODS
April Ii IA
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C.fHRKE&E.gI C.E&EsEEGkst!,

EzECFE3JEG.
Z : ENHT H. D.DLAhf.'> ole friend. and cn7os
3 laers vii pleas Gait. at his I'D stand Main
STREE, where they VIII find The greatest assortment and
variety Of every description Of
New Style Vehicles,
and the best part Of the tale is that The prices lower
than such articles have ever been sold in This market
To lhose desiring purchase any article in his line, he
viii merely say, give him a call.
HENRY NJ. DIDLAKE.
Anrll l6 N2m
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o.. 10 al rersons IN nanl Of
EeGeL GOODS.

NO. J. pi RNiS Is mpw openns at his Store a
~ large supply al
british. FRE.NCu GEPRPN. AND AVER
iC.i.N GOODS,
which will he sold. erca}ieeig tor casL at lower pces
than similar 1o1l3 have ever been sold in I.yuchburg
have made arrangements which viii ennhn 4 g
ndd 10 my stock, at shuu intervals throughout the sea-
sun and buyers assured they may get ezra, bargains
j5r cash, JNU. }. PURYlS.
March 30 I'm If
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EsEEJ fTE1G E.SACRETT.
Toran ding al @,m ni.siaa uo,ehant
o ~ T II Z B "A S / N,
= = III give his sarea and prompt attention, to for
~ vaflug
GOODS. PRODUCE. TOBACCO AND FLOUR,
frYhich his charges viii BIZ oderae.--Conslany on
hand
Sal, Lump and Ground Plaster.
Jan. II ts if
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csreas .Esgr4cffom Z!
.s's3GgpE$ Eg.E.S'TFE,.

.s'EGFepE$ EE:E.V'TED.
FEHUE SCBsF RIDER has permanently located in
the town 81 liberty. and would inform The Gifts
zsns If Badud aud ar surrounding counties, thai he
wishes Ia purchase,
q number Of LIKELY Negroes,
for the Southern market.
lllyL made arrangements 10 dispose Of them in the
S#nih. he Aill ny l5e MOST LIBERAL CASH
PRICES. f,r all likely ZgGaROEs, ofbolh SEXES.
Fors5ns aag,tg such property for sale will fad 1t 10
,lleir tn#,rrsi 10 give lln call, before selling
All letters addressed 10 him al Liberty. will he nronp.
" attended IN. WILSON L. HEWITT.
Lbry February 10 3nf
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E.B2s1 81 rgfsG.5geTs

EhsN az EEf5D-sESES
a AFFERS fr sale in STORE aad AFLoAT.
W POO bbs alod and ro;np1n WhIskey.
100 " old Rive and Reetded DO. a part
eNIrd fae quaiy)
90 &C prime old Apple Brandy,
40 ibis and thds. n. r.. Rum, good quality,
y 4" good Baliinore Gin,
81 half pipes and hhs. Imitation French Bran>
dy. medium qnany.
With general stock Of pure old Cognac aud other
D'aadics aid Madeira Wine, 81. <c, 10 uheh We IN
yie The attention of the trade.
LEE & ROBERTS.
March l6 rs
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Negroes &c 1tsssFeG.

rE'IE subscriber. ha@ins located himself in Lynch.
K burg, Tor the putp So al buying Negroes ior the
New Orleans market, Is now prepared 10 pay the high,
est arket pf.cts in CASH,
TOR ryy.Cay YOUNG ZyEGloES.
Persons having any of the above property To dispose
of will find it to their advantage BY calling hlm.-
HIS efi;s is on Market tleet, door above DR.. Black
Ierd's
: toinn,nu'catio5s attended to. r. MYERS.
Jan. II oaf-0Aoi
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Gen. DUR GREGA Is about start another political
paper in New l5rF.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-08-15
TRusTEN,S SAFE.

SALEs
NY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust exeeut-
ND ed by Israel Spencer and Wife, dat
ed the list Of May 1910, and duly recors
ded, the subscribers will sell at public
sale, on
Tuesday The 18Th day Of January 1s47,
AT the residence recently occupied by
Israel Spencer, in Madison county, all
that pla NATION called the Cottage" con.
tanning seven hundred and forty acres
Also, thirtyfour Negro Slaves
Also-At the same time and place, Q
tract Of land in Madison county, known
as the "Irish" tract, containing twelve
hundred and eighty acres.
Terms Of sale cash.
H. N. SPENCER,
JAMES GRAFTON,
Trustees
july II, 1916. 43-6m
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WATem MAKER.

TIME Subscriber would respectfully
y inform the citizens Of Canton end
surrounding country, TINT he has located
himself ii Canton, where he IS prepar-
ed TO execute with despatch every kind
Of business 10 his line, such as Repair
ing Watches, Clocks and Iewelry Of eve
ry variety. Particular attention will be
given to adjusting and regulating all fine
Lever and Jeweled Watches. All bust,
ness entrusted TO his care shall be
b omptly attended TO, and warranted tc
perform for twelve months,
a. W, KING.
july III, 1916. 43-6n
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ME- subscribers are now receiving
and opening q large stock Of
SPRING And SUMNER GOODS.
or every variety md style, which lhey
will sell on The best possible terms.
r. HARRINGTON Sc CO.
April IL, 1916.
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E GROCERIES,.
CORDTS g MONTGOMERY.

-4AN
HE AVE taken possession Of their new
- store on the North side Of the pub
tic square, in the "Burut District" where
they will be happy to receive their old
friends and customers, and as man new
mes as will favor them with a CALL
They offer for sale, Cheap for Cash, a
large and new stock of GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS and. Miscellaneous arti,
clcs. Among which are
Flour, Sugar, Wines, Spirits
Salt, Molasses, and Liquors,
Coffee & Tea, Tobacco,
Candles, Starch, Cigars, &c.
Powder, Shot, Caps & Lead,
Iron, Steel, Nails & Glass
A large lot Of Wagon Boxes.
L Also-ICE &C., At all times
July ~, l846. 43-ly
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
n ETTERS Of administration having
- been granted to The undersigned
al the July Term. 1886, Of the Probate
court Of Madison county, Mississippi, on
the estate IF Samuel A. Matthews decd,
all persons indebted 10 said estate are
notified 10 come forward and make i'm
mediate payment, and all persons hav.
ing claims against said estate will pre-
sent them legally authenticated within
the time prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred.
H. SANDERS, Admir-.
July Is, 1846. 44-49
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CABINET MAKING.

JOHN C. TROTJI.aN',
B AS opened a shop on The North side
IA Of the Square, where he keeps for
sale FURNITURE Of all nds-Safe
Tables, Bureaus, Bed-steads, Wardrobes
&c, all Of the best workmanship, and
made with %neatness and despatch. He
will also repair and varnish old furni-
'tuFei in the neatest style.
July II, 1846. 43-46
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JoHv H. WEBSTER.
BIZ WARM WEATHER.

ndden changes Of the weather,
this seasopof the year, ex-
na bane(Ol effect on the human
allialng and ProStrating it,
naantbowels become derang-
timely notice TO all, who are
give attention TO the warning
laUfes At such times Jayne's
" never fails 10 afford imme.
checking the disease and re-
patent TO vigorous health -
aano! be too cautious with
tlga during this month, and
Glowing. and in the earliest
lAs summer disease, whether
ag, oppressive heat, or other
saOald at once resort to this
remedy, Hendricks Of
Tom respectable persons in
~ u possession Of the pro
Wy to exhibit to all who may
mem at his office, No. 8,
aalfeet, Philadelphia.
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az mAa9A9
9erI Of Madison county
Nm TERM, 1870. S. "a 81
III -i,h interest from ls'
January l846, re'9T g1s
bIs 70 APRIL tsr" S4o'
.sb dsy Of April l846,
ne said plaintiff BY
5,be Attachment IN tins
% y +, ,lstdrnsd duly ezecut-
Il Il. attendant failing to. ap,
.0seiaI bail and plead
ls , sPsr, considered BY tae
Ias NJ. he said dofendan.
bsrs ID Of before 'ne b ngA,
Isl6) Of this court, BENG
i October 1896 ..' ano
FIN and plead herein, ludg.
S.iaolt will be rendered
n he estate attached q
" sIaiutifs debt, damages
isrther ordered BY th'
.oav Il this order, togeth.
'sasssiacalions d the cause
N amount due from thu
" Ssa'0iainlf, be published il
GreoIey'' a newspape
\. AVN Of Canton, Madi
4. aIais n. and that all fur T
tIas. e stayed herein unit
s,.s,lerm Of this court.
' ! 4 COULTER, CIR.
|, II. MONTGOMERY, Depy
NV 47-5I
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FANCY PYRAMID ROBES < BAREcEs
lust received a fine lot Of new style
eD Of Barege Pyramid Robes, new
style Of Worsled Baregess
r, HARRINGTON q Go.
April Ill, 1876.
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BLACKsMITRING AMI
WAeeoN MARINa.

ACC MAZSNG.
THE Subscriber respectfully announ-
"a 9 to the citizens Of Madison
county, that he has opened the shop
lately occupied by Mr.. L. French, who're
he will cahry on the above mentioned
business in all its branches. Horse
.Shoeing on the most approved princi-
pies. He has on hand a few Of The ce
LIBERATED Dat Cutters which he will sell
extremely low for cash.
W. o. HARGAN.
June 27. 1846. 42-ly
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.rvpECToRANT.

.,SvFs E~xPECTORANT'
ss,b lbs following, as among
srrsvidencss which we are
.9riog Of the increasing
James ErpectorGnt'
" msst in @pufing'' it--any
M u have a desire to pro-
" and happiness Of our fell
Nm, M, Who are wasting away
IVY snDlaints, for which this
;.@s5,oIute remedy. And in
ss1don Of the public to i,
vs are in the faithful dis.
dBiy. N rridgswOrk Me-)
PORTLAND, Nov. 4, lS42.
s,-Sf Iwish you to send
atlss Of Jayne's Expectorant,
sSscIoh, | would say that
invaluable medicine, and an
no family. should be without
NAV. have used it for two
ny family and have always
quIck and efficient remedy for
the lungs, produced by long
isolds, which produce the short
cough, the ~premoniior Of Con.
il which il SO frequently ter
minis climate, II properly anc
admit istered, II will effectu.
k the mos! violent colds, and
y HHN4fN
preyontlh many violent fever!
nly consequent upon them.
losG cheetGully recommend thi'
tolhe public 10 all cases Of this
10 invaluable.
JoHy H. WEBSTER,
and ERETTING Of INFANTS
mother should have jayne
live h is the very thing the.
hsir children, as il immediate
Mo chdlic, and allays all irrita
stomach and bowels.
II at the Drug Store Of
PRlESTLEY & MOS3Y.
Is, 1916. 49-5
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TnRnAp Ice, Ne., ID.

SUPERIOR now style Of Thread La
- ce Edgings, Muslin Collars. Ladies
Revere handkerchief, fancy Worsted
Scarfs, fine Painted Fans, &c. &C.. for
sale low.
r. HARRINGTON q Co.
Aprih II, 1916.