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toms nigger, Jins ride one eberv
day to the mlll.''
80, you fool that's a Donkey"
Can't help dat massa. You
look .jist like him.
"PoIST NO Po1Nr."- THE follow
ing is Queen Elizabcth's brief
speech, to committee appointed
by Parliament to enquire into her
design as to u contemplated alli-
ance between her and some Euro
pean Prince. 1t embraces what
the law would call "thc exclusion"
Were to tell you that do not
mean to marry, might say less
than | intend; and were | to tell
you | do mean to marry, !
might say more than it is proper
for you to know-thcretorc | give
you an answer answcrlcss."
ABsuRD1riEs.-To make your
servants tell lies for you. and after
wards be angry because they tell
them for themselves.
To tell your own secrets. and
believe others will keep them.
TO fancy q thing cheap because
a low price is asked for it.
To say man is charitable be-
cause he subscribcs 10 IL hospital.
To vote for a candidate ut an
clcction. because he shakes hands
with your wife and child and adj
mircs the baby.
4 Wife may be Of great assist
ance to her husband in business.
by wearing a cheerful smile con-
iinually OH her countcnancc. A
mans pcrplexitics and gloo,niness
are increased Il hundred fold when
his better half moves about with
"a continual scowl upon her brow.
a pleasant, cheerful wife is as a
rainbow set in the sky, when her
husbands mind is tossed with
storms and tempesls; but a dis
satisfied and frctful wife IN the
hour of trouble, is like one Of those
friends who delight to trouble lost
spirits.-N. Y. Organ.
a man down East has invented
Il machine to rcnovate old bache-
lors. Out of a good sized fat grea-
sy old bachelors, he can make
quite a decent young man, and
have enough left to make two
small puppies, Il pair of leather
breeches, and q small kettle Of
soft soap.
SMOKING SEED Gonna CORES
pondent of the Prairie Farmer
Writes :-"I wish to remind your
readers, that if they would save
their young corn from the dcpre-
dations of squirrels, mice, birds,
&C., to prepare for smoking their
corn according to the following re-
ceipt leave a few husks on the
seed ears, so that they can be hung
up in the smoke house, and smoked
with the hams; or hang them up
in any dry place and before plant
ing, dip the end of stick in tar,
set fire to it, and holding it under
the corn, giving it a thorough smo-
king. | have tried this for three
years, and have saved many times
my subscription to the paper by it,"
BOILING PorAroEs.-Not one
house-keeper out otter knows how
to boil potatoes properly. Here is
an Irish method, one Of the best
we know. Clean wash the pota-
toes and leave the skin ON, then
bring the water to a boil and
throw them in. AS soon as boiled
soft enough for fork to be east
ly thrust through them, dash some
cold water into the pot, let the po-
tatocs remain two minutes, and
then pour off the water. This
done half remove the pot lid, and
let the DOtatOeS remain ovar .,
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The State OF South Carolina.

The State OF South Carolina.
ABBEvILLE DISTRICT.
In tile Common Pleas.
William A. Cobb, VS.. James Knox
Foreign Attachment.
I!l" Plaintiff in the above cnse having this
day filed his D"claratio., III my Office, and
IN" Def'ndant having no wife or attorney
known to br within the Stat, upon whom
copy thereof may BE- served: Ii Is Or
der d l,a, the said Def ndant do appear
aud pl' nd til rclo within a year and day
from this date, or judgment by default will
be given against h:m.
JNO. f LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
CIk'S Office, March ii, l~46. 3 ly
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The State Of South Carolina,
ABBEvILLE DISTRICT.
VIM Harris, applet, VS.. NJ. Harris and

VIM Harris, app1Ic'l., VS.. NJ. Harris and
-olhers.-Part4tion IN Ordinary
1t appearing to nv satisfaction. that F ran
ccs F Hlrris, Agnns A Hunter, Urlah Il
Harris (unata'), Lousn Heard and A
Harris. heirs and l.gatrcs Of Richmond
Harris d, ceased, Def.ndants, reside with
ont The limits Of tins State: Ordered, that
they appear and plead on or before the
first Monday ~ July next, and srw cause
wby the R"al Estate OF said ,Iecrnsed (sit-
nate in Abb"vIlr District on Savannah
river, adjoining lands Of E Calhoun. and
containing 292 acreS) should not be aold
or divided. or their consent will be entered
ofrecord. DAVID LESi.Y, Ord'y..
April 8, 1916 (Pr's bill SlO5O) 6 l3w
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COMPARISONS ARE oDIoUs.--No one
ever credits the black in the South
tor Wit, and yet some Of their jokes
are exceedingly dry.
How do look to day, Caesar ?"
saith a southern dandy to his SER
want.
"Plendid massa sPlendid p
edo you think I'll do, Caesar 2"
"Guy, massa never seed YOU
look so fine before, in all my life,.
Why, you look just as bold as a
lion."
why what do you know about
a Zion, you never saw one % :?
Never seen a lion, massa !?
O golly! Why see Massa Pat
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Abbcville District,

Abbcville District,
H. The Common Pleas.
Agnes kingsmore, ,Adm'x. J Decl'n. in
v. Foreipn
Francis Henderson. Attachm't
The Plaintiff having filed his Declaration
III my Office, and the Defendant having no
wife or Attorney, known to be within the
State, on whom copy of the same, with
rule to plead, can be served: 1t is Order
ed that the Defendant plead to the SAID
Declaration within year and day, or
f'ha! aud absolute judgment will be given
against him.
J. f. LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Nov 10, lS45 lv
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DR.. Lacount's Vegetable Tooth-Ache
Elixir. certain and immediate cure, ~
For sale by ri" :. to2'H ..
Drs. WARDLAW g. DENDY,,
April II and JOHN Mel LAREN,
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PIsUNtX Espul NDHI,
Ia "a IL OHrg U'trg mt n.

having completed my Water Puwer aud other
l Improvements, at my old stand. near the Pump
Ionse of The lyuebbufg Mater " Okla. am INV pre-.
pared To execute all orders IN my lne ni business.
Cast Geerng ur Mills ani other Machinery, win
~ description OF castings al
sWON BEASs. AND STEAM ENGINES, TO
bneco Presses, tinin.r-, Bauds, Levers, Ac Ac,
From an experience nj NEARLY 20 yeats, IN one III The
best conducted establishments The State, iee conf
dent ol being able 10 give satisfaction In Those asorng
nic with their patronage.
muuld particularly call the attention Of Iobaeconsls
Ia my adjustment Having h,en HE first that lntfuln-
cpd The nuhctule al Iuaeeo Screws, Presses and Pas
eni Bands. &c, IN lynchhnrg, eau with confidence
refer ihusp uuacquaned with my work, TO The p,inciral
lonaecuus,s ri this place, having put up between 10
aud 100 presses, within the shJIt lime OF my residence
here
Nth view of securing fair share of patronage.
shall continue add such ahur saving machlnefy
viii enable me execute wok with accuracy aud de
spaloh ani will all work dune my establish
menl be equal 10 any done IN this place elsewhere
A. q. DABNEY.
Nov "a l2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-02
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE.
LAW NOTICE.


GIAVE united in The prac,ire of Law They will
1 attend thu courts nf Campbell Bedford, Amherst.
Nelson, Apporaatox. Charlotte aud Lynchbnrg. All
cases of collections will be strictly attended to by Mr.
Branch j. Gusnd will. by this arrangement DO en-
,bed 10 Give vi ,ant and prompt attention 10 the
which may be conlJed his care in III Court Of APP
rssls
Dec 10 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-02
E.TR.NERN ~ .NEECHs.f.V'Ts'
SAVINGS BANK,

NNVENV% ENNM,
geylIE office e the Farmers aud Merchant Saving.
Bank has been removed u the in the rear III
lhr granite building, over the b ok Sure of Payne
Gregory and the Board III Directors viii in future. nn'
nj in,,hrr nutice meet nj o'coek. Tuesday morn
inps All paper intended for discount. must be depps'
tied by ,ha, hour BY order III The Board.
" N.DANENPORT, Sec'y
DIRECTORS.
David r Fdley David w. Burton,
lbn Fnr,y VIM. L Young,
George y. Davis, Chts Mr'vtf'
Geor,e " Turner. Wilson 7. Bryant,
Martin ". Davenport.
DAVID r. EDIEN President,
GEORGE W. TURNER Treasurer.
Nj. ". DAVENPORT, Secretary.
Feb. pc II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-02
Noys
Dissolution Of Co-partncrsIlip.

EFtSNOEUVIUT1 Oh U-IFVuVIICHSNIV'
lHVll T. co-panncrship heretofore existing between the
u Undersigned, under The Sly lie Of Edmund, Watson
\ Co, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
debts aud effects OF the concern have been purchased by
MIR, james W. Boyd. who Intends 10 carry on the bust
ness himself All persons indebted 10 the firms Of Ed
nond. Watson \ Gu, WIN. II. Watson 4 Co, and
Boyd, Edmund * Co.. requested In pay III ia mes
NJ. Boyd alune--and all The creditors ui said frns III
apply 10 him for payment
ROBERT EDMOND,
W. II. WATSON,
ISAAC DAVENPORT, jr.
Feb. II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-02
TO the EUiies.

TASHMERES AND MOuSLINS, beautiful os
" sotimrnt, remarkably low.
REAL FnENcu d, all wool, nj IS els. per I'd
BLACK AND ooLoRrp AlrAccAs, very cheap
Black AND BLuE DLAca StLKs, unusually handsome
FLANNnLs white. red aud yellow. at Is, I'd IS eta.
| KpnEssrp lnisn LlNnns. very low.
BoNsEr RiBBoNs AND Gar do. very handsome,
CALcoEs, al from els 10 The finest u splendid
sortment
Besides great variety Of other staple and fancy
Goods. for sale very low, hy
T.. J. BURTON.
Bank Square.
Nov 8 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-02

Gold and Silver Lever Watches. Silver Wa.e Military
Guods Britannia Ware Plated Casters and Candle
Sticks, aud great variety of articles tedons 10
ennmrraie. rny reduced prices, Tor cAsn, shorl
credit Ia punci nal customers.
My friends and ;He community generally, are invited
10 call belore purchasing, as am determined euses
without delay, and will .r perhaps greater nducenent
to purchasers than hays before been offered IN this
market
Those indebted 10 the concern will please call and
settle their accounts IA speedily as possbla.
gy- Clucks Watches and all kinds of Repairing ex-
ecued puncually and al moderate prices.
Nov. II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-02
geo Pair EFcury Yarn Socks,

lust received and for saleby
~ T.. J. BURTON,
Bank Square.
Nov. q is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-02
.UEHCsy.Ss'T 9.AsLUxz,.
Ix.IY md Winter Fashions.

Jusr RECEIVED At MY HOUSE ON MAIN STREET FOUR
moons ABOVE MEEM GwATKIs's STORE.
ruyUANKFiL TO NV friends and the Public gene
l. rally for their patronage here'o' re bestowed upon
oe ask continuation OF the same feeling sure that
shall be able to please the most iss'idloas
'"A' WILLIAM CLAVEY.
SEPT. 22
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-02
RlCN.lRH III. TOLEE, Editor.
EElGNLSo
GrTHE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,

e THE LYNCHBU Ri VIRGlNIAN,
u published sei-toeekty fer.rU Monday Thursday,
BY SfAriIAM, DlLLARD s TOWNLEf,
A Four Dollars per snn, payable in adcanee No sub
,rpsn oi receredjor shorter time than s'r months
md no paper tciH be discontinued fcreep at the discretion
Fths icditors,) until all arrearages are paid
~ .aDVERTIS EAfE.N'1S inserted at SO cents per
,suars Cor less) for every inner form, insertion and
eeuts per s7lare Tor s) for every outer form insertion
EVERl ADVERTISER IS required TO note on ms
manuscript long he ,sses his advertisement inserted
an advertisement not noted, u be inserted u us aus
onfiauance be ordered
hs prpiiexe tco squares $40 for square S2' for
sne sq.are, ianer form, S35. Ererg yearly ddrei'se'
will be re CURED his advertising to spdff'e"
tsr line Of business.
Il JOB PRLVTI.N1I erec,ted neatly aud erpeda'ous-
~ md on re as0n able
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-02
.s'O TECE,.

I AM still carrying the WAGON MAKING
1 BUSINESS. immediately below i.ynch's Mare.
house, and all persons who wish get Wagons. Carts
&c, Ut have them repaired will please ca on me.-
Alsn repairing nj Carriages. Ban,uches aud Bugges.-
Aud all the work shall be- done in the and best
style, aud as cheap as any good workman in hwn. |
shall turn my attention entir'v Ia this business shall
give gaod prices ior Wagon Huber in work.
I. j. IND.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-02
iron BEASs. AND STEAM engines, TO
bneco Presses, Einiu.r-, Hands, Levers, AZ. Ac,

Nov 81
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M. H LAv1HDER g. CO,
NEW CIR ROGER Yaad CO.NuiSSION USE,
AT TIE STAND OF
BRH ANT n YOU'VE,
A RE receiving their Spring Supply Of GRO
IA CERES, &c, and offer tnr sale
81 hhds Cuba, p. REQ and n. o. Sugar,
hid. clarified Sugar. very fine.
40 bags R,o, isguyra and Jasa Coffee,
20 hhds and ibis. Maasses,
100 kegs Nails, assorted,
$50 sacks Salt
boxes Woolsey's Sugar,
1900 lbs Blislercd Steel,
500 lbs. Shear Cast Steel,
5000 lbs. Coitur Yarns,
% kegs Dnpon rs and Keo,ucky Rife Powder,
Is " Blasting Powder,
Is boxes G. Z. and Imperial Tea, some very fine,
10 bbls Tanners on,
hid Winter bi-ached Oil,
50 boxes Sperm and Taow Candles,
25 SIX 10 and 10 X y Glass,
ceroun hes, Cara|as lndiso,
10 tons Ground Plaster,
25 realms Cap and Letter Paper,
1000 lbs. 2uod and damaged Soe Leather,
35 kegs Wine Lead.
81 Nova Scotia Grndsionts,
tons Country Bar Iron,
2 Rolled do
bales Cu,tun Cloth. s, 4 1,
5 No. and 2 Oznaourss,
100 pieces Calico, assorted,
20 bushels Clover Seed.
LEQUURS.
81 pipes superior +. Brandy,
Is bbs American do
20 bills old Rye Whiskey,
so - Rec,lfed do
40 hhds. and obls. Mountain do
2 bbls. Gin,
10 " N. f.. Rum.
10 +" Malaga Wine,
" superior Pom Wine,
" Vinegar,
Besides numerous other articles viz:
Copperss, Nader Sweet Oh. painted Buckets. Rice.
Soap. Mackefa Bed Ticking, bleached Cloth, Iurky
RED Cotton. Ginger, Pepper Aspce, Salara,us, b. X
Blacking. Pins. Bu,ons, Trace CHAINS, Hmp Iron. ia
and Table Spans, Suspenders. Nsnkepn. SILK a d Cot
ION Han KITS, Apron Checks, Spool C"ton Bed Cords,
Cotton and Wool Cards, Coffee Mills, Jugs. Jars, &c.
Sc Ioall of which they invite the attention of their
ana the public ger orally assuring them that every
exeIion on their part i'll be made to give entire salts
'rsoI to all who may favor them with call.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-02
N u Il 1 q Il i.

II q r & II
"YING taken lease Of the Mills in this place,
Ill known as the Lang horne Mills, for term OF
years will he regularly IN the WHEAT market, and pre-
pared 10 give the
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE.
L.ump and Ground Plaster will awaysbe kept on hand,
and sold low for cash
Mf. JAMES SUrpHIN, who, learn, is tavorab'y
know to the farmers of this region, viii MIL Tor me,
and hone TO that patronage from the public,
which the convenient location Of the properly invites.
A. N. MONTGOMERY.
March 10 Is
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0s- $4,000 WANTED.

~ funds have determined 10 sell their stock OF goods
al GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Merchants and Others whu wish goods al great sacri
&C. will do we'll l., call determined 10 sell III
aock. ~ Money re nrps hare -Irrms en- sh On
", RICAkDS RYAN & Co.
next door To VIM. Il. Young's.
Nov l3 Is
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oN1p 3a JUG MNskdct 20 a~ss
EsF M neHai en- Cure q A1t
naeases aris 90 la ilfe elals 81 tNe
BLOOD. 81 hablf AZ lie Seslem, noae.
81 Kings EVil, hhenmatians 0nstls
aale cnlan e6ne e pilons pinples q j
fnles 81 me Free, Blolches, Biles. Chronic
eofe pes Rfnge Worm or letter. ceald
Head Enlargement and pain of the Bones
md Joints, Stubborn Ulcers 6ypnihltle
SYMPTOMS ealica 81 Lnmbae0. Ana ~
eases aflIne from an Inindiclous ne =
Mercury Aseilaes Of Dropsys Exposure G.
Imnr0dence b Life Also Chronic tone
ssiiusional Disorders viii bs removed py
CHS Preparation.
lis timely adminiatratlon has been ATTENDED
with the happiest results ia many anonal
Gus affections: but il S chiefly intended g
III the void which exists between cathaftic
and aperient medieiness hence It's uiodus epee
randi IS that 81 an alternative di9ecllg
girectlg proving lasting ionic 10 the syss
TEN. Diseases Of the osseons and glandniaf
system, also az he joints and ligamente, are
safely and certainly cured b rs uses A. the
pec0liarity,ol is operation consists IN remoV-
ING tie germ OF cause 81 diseased and the
health Of the patient is speedily restored,
SARsApArgELA has been used with varlOus
success forthe above named complaints since
the middle of the sixteenth ceniuryi and
although ft has sometimes fallen into dIefeN
nufe, It has been for the last century gFadu-
any gaining ground both n This country and
Eurone. and II now considered one o. oul
most valuable medicines. The causes of its
failure % do what the public had right &
expect. may be attributed entirely to the
former bangiing methods Of preparation. j
las been tortured more than any other druf
ii the whole nateria medica, but recently ]
has been discovered that milder means q.
much more efectualin Extracting ite glrtpes
The old methods Of preparation have ~ beer
sx ploded as worse than useless, and moders
pharmaceulisls have succeeded IN kesloEini
this valuable drug its proper elevated po
eition. Woodlands Extract Of SarsapaIllla
Is made Ii conformity with the latest impro
vements, and particular care has been lakeI
70 make II ell Is purporls 70 be, the BEST FRS
PARATI0N or SARsAPARILLA IN THE UNITE
STATES.
As the addition Of mineral poisons Is fre
quently objected to, this preparation Is guar
anteed entirely free from any thing Of the
nature, leaving Il TO the judgment Of Ii
physician or patient 70 make such additions
and n such quantities as the case may re
In addition to the other ad yantages Of thi
preparation il will be found exceeding pal
ata5ie, SO that even to- achild itmag be read
i ily administered, and % the most delicat
person i may Be given, without offending
or disagreeing with the stomach.
/ Or Every facility will be given 10 Physi
clans, TO satisfy themselves Of the safety an
certainty Of prescribing this Sarsaparila.
is no secret medicine, aud all who feel q
interest IN making the iaquiry sre respecl
i fully invited 10 do So.
Prepared BY 90. WO0DMAN.
Chimist. Vicks bnTg.
And sold wholesale and retail by
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4N ma sE1emffar the
Gro lto
81 IHE
ECO CIV WING.
ihe solicitation q many Of
friends, and q desire Oh our
omake our papera useful me-
GU Communication @ tic pub
llc generally, we have determined
% ENEAGE AND OTTER 81 Iarpnovp
TIE AEPEAI. tNcE Of rIIE Z zoo
Sl11 VIC. 50 as to make ii
more worthy Of general cifcuIa-
ton among ihe people of the inter
or AGO CITY IS the trading and
shipping point Of large, rich. and
populous section Of country, and the
facilities afforded 90 ibis point for
collecting the latesteyenls tnat trans
pre- II the political and commercial
world. hold out inducements. for
the public % sustain a Journal at
this place devoted o the advance
Enent Of IS interests.
We have labored iaith6ulIs
through evil report, and through
good repor for tho last ten years
Iin publishing a paper in Yazoo
City and. during thatWhole period,
what patronage we have received,
was voluntarily and generously
rendered without an effort on our
part to obtain it. Our interests are
identified with those Of Yazoo City
here we have reared a family
and, here we expect to end the ball
ance of our days.
To effect the improvements
contemplated in the Wine, we shall
necessarily be compelled to incur
considerable extra expense and,
TO enable us to do this, we have
Issued this PROSPECTUS, with the
view to add additional subscribers
to our list.
We have determined to make
lihe WHIG worthy of a liberal and
generous support and, we now
Icall upon our friends ouse ,heirin-
dnence and aid 10 accomplish this
obiect Two OF aee hundred adj
subscriber and more Ex-
TENDED patronage from our adver-
Ss friends MI be all-safhcient.
Oar arrangem ents are such, that
we can C01sl lttlsl assure our pat
roIs that they hall not be disars
pointed IN their expectations,-the
Vine shall not be inferior TO any
of Its contempe aries, in the QUAIL
Try and QUANTITY of reading mats.
ter it contains. or in the BEAUTY
and ACCURACY of It's MECHANICAL
EXECUTION. We have engaged
THE services of several gentlemen,
eminently qualified, to be regular
contributors to its columns-we
have, also, engaged the services of
several commercial gentlemen, of
New Orleans, to furnish us with
ACCURATE reports of the markets,
as well as all other matters which
will be of interest to the up-country
reader. The local department of
the paper, we shall take under our
IinJvn nxrlnsiSto f.ontrnl ajod query
incident that transpires which can
impart interest, shall have a hear
ing through the columns of the
Vine. In short, we intend to make
the Vino a valuable newspaper to
all classes of readers.
JAMES A. STEVENS.
September. 90, 1916.
TER MS
The "Whig'' asiu be furnished
to subscribers at Three Dollars
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