davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-09

TXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Whereas
H. letters tesIamcnlary Of The last Will
and testament of Samuel Hurd, deceased.
were granted to The undersigned at the
September term, A d. 1916, of the Pro-
bate Court Of TaiIahatchie county, Safe
of Mississippi: Now, all persons having
claims against The e>tore OF said deceden''
are hereby requested t" exhi"it The same
within The lime prescribed b. law, or the
same will be barred.
II. n. WAUL, Error.
September %, 1916 4ltb
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-09

A ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE.

"a To all persons interested IN the es-
tate of Jonathan Ray, deceased, esPec'ai,
ly The west half southeast quarter and
east halt southwest quarter of section No
6, township No. 10, OF range No. east
Take notice, that at the January teen
next. Is47, of the Probate Court of SAID
county, | will apply for an order to sell
said land, for the purpose of paying the
debts of said estate.
JOSEPH RAY, Admir-
of estate Of Jonathan Ray, decd.
November IL, 1916 4S-ot
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-09

TAKEN UP by VIM. Kirkwood, 6 miles
south of Shongalo, Oh The River road, a
red sorreI Mare, years old, IA hands
high, white spot in he forehead apprais-
ed ut $40. Nov. 2l, 1876.
Taken up by Dennis Carpenter, small
bav horse Mule, 2 years old, unbroke, is
branded on both shoulders <, and S on
The thigh-aPnraised at $50:
II. T. KIMBROUGII, Ranger.
December 9. 1876 52-2t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-09
Administrators Safe.

IN pursuance OF an order of the Pro
4 bate Court of Carroll county. Miss,
will expose to sale, at the courthouse
door in the town Of Carrolllon, on The first
Monday in January next, on credit OF
nine months, eleven likely negroes, be-
longing TO the estate Of John PurneIl, de
ceased. Bond and good security will be
required of the purchaser.
NJ. T. PURNELL, Admir-
of estate Of John PurneH, decd
November /, 1916. Id
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-09
nMINlSTEArOR,s NOTICE.

A DMINiSTRATOR'S NOTICE.
"a Letters Of administration having
Leen granted to the undersigned (by The
Probate Court of Carroll county on the
first Monday 10 November, 1850 on The
estate of John Nj. Martin, deceased, all
persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified 10 present them, duly
authenticated within the time prescribed
bv law, or they will be forever barred.
WIN. M'D. MARTIN, Admir-
of estate Of J. N. Martin, decd
November IL, 1916. 46-ol
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-09

0rT The N. o. Delta, under the head of
<'Mems. IN Mississippi" is publishing a
series Of letters from travelling cores
pondent in this State, giving description
of the country, incidents of travel, &c.
We extract the following paragraph, with
the remark that our interesting town rs ST.
tuated on both sides of the stage-road lead
ing from the Last Chance" to GRENADA
If the outside barbarian comes a-IfoloP'ne
up or down this road again, and VIII lhaN0
himself known, the chances are lhd' nc
will be {" kangarooed"'
"Proceedinu from Jackson in the stage
at 8 o'clock in the morning, reacheo IAN
ton at 3 O'Clock. p. NJ. achieving the ois-
rance of n,enfy fire miles over very tar
and occasionally level road in SeUen hours.
Tborce through Benton TO Lexington, a
ride bv night of most brilliant moonlight.
Here, pairing with our commodious stage
we we're packed in small two horse
coach. with three sick ladies and cage
of canaries, quite close enough for com,
fort. These left me, however, at the
dawn, solitary and alone, in undIsputed
possession Of the vehicle, change soon
found not TO have improved my situation
That had parted with the ballast peces
sary 10 keep the coach in proper trim, be
came painfully evident on encounterlng {
more rugged road. Then commenced {
series of complex movements, as the horl
Zontal, the vertical, the oblique, with
touch of the giratory and composite as We
encountered the stumps, ruts, and roots
or passed over he corduroy roads, made
for aught know by "Gen. Wade" at leas
it had been so long since they we're re
paired as to render this probable, No
having seen them before they 'rere made
4 | was not called on tor any especial man
\ Hesitation of my gratitude. working tn
roads, the driver remarked, ''was agalns
the laws of the State, and for which tn
offender would he taken up and put in tn
Post Office" to be dealt with, | conclude
by Cave Johnson, for wicked attempt
accelerate the speed of his SloD coache
Passing the Post Office at LAST Chance,
and some others OF like stamp in the wood
no house riSible, but a STRIPPING, with Ike
in hand, to open the mail bags, which we
emptied in the road and duly assorted, "
arrived in due time, at the close OF the s
cond dav, at Grenada
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-09

tery, which was much exposed to the ene-
my's fire on the 2lst.
"From the nature of the operations, the
I'd Dragons were not brought into the ac-
ton, but were usefuly employed under
the direction of lieut.. col. May, as escorts,
and in keeping open our communica-
tons. The lst Kentucky regiment was
also prevented from participating in the
action of the 2lst, but rendered highly
important services under col. Ormsby, in
covering the mortar battery, holding in
check the enemy's cavalry during the day
Il have noticed the above officers whose
conduct either fell under my immediate
eye, or is noticed only in minor reports
which are not forwarded. For Gurthel
mention Of individuals, beg leave to re.
fer to the reports of division comm anders
herewith respectfully transmitted. | fully
concur in their recommendations, and de
sire that they may be considered part o
my own report"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-09
HI,uiuix1rafOr,s Notice.

EITERS OF administration having
been granted to the undersigned 10y
Ne Probate Court o' Carroll county, on
The fist Monday in November, lo4c' on
he estate of George w. Ramsey, deceas,
ed, all persons having claims against salu
estate are hereby notified 10 present them
duly authenticated within the time pre-
scr,bed IN law. or he's will I've forever bar.
ROD WM. SANDERS, Admir-
of esia5c Of q w. hamsey, decd
November !, lciG 40-ot
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-09

OrDR. CAIN, an Agent for the Amefi-
can Bible Society, will deliver an address
on Friday evening next, at the PresbyterI-
an church in this place.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-09

THE FRUITS OF VICToRY-The Free
holder, the organ of the New York Anti
Renters, thus sums up the fruits of the re-
cent election in its influence on the aims
Of that party
/. 1t will convince the people of the
rest Of the State that we arc in earnest in
our demands, and mean to persevere till
they are complied with. We shall no Ion
ger be regarded as banditi, nor spoken OF
as murderers, &c.
2 1t will secure the passage of the bill,
which was lost last winter in the Senate
to regulate devise aud lescent of real es
tate, or some other act which will, at NJ
remote period, annihiate existing perpet-
ual leases, and break into fragments al
the great manors and large landed estate.
in New York.
3. 1t will give us some chance of pas $
ing through The Legislature law requiring
landlords in suits for the recovery OF rent
upon leases in perpetuIty, and for one OF
mole lives, to prove good title Ia order
to sustain their suit.
, 4. 1t has insured the pardon of the An
ti-Rent prisoners and their restoration Il
+, the society of friends, the delights of home
and the right Of citizenship. This we eX
!, pect, and we have no doubt that our ex
. peclations will be realized. If the vlcto
=, ry were barren Of all other fruit this alon
would be a rich and abundant harvest.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-09
Administrators notice.

AN 7 HEREAS at special term oi
w the Probate Court of Carroll
county, held on the 2lst day of Novem'
Der, 1896. letters of administration were
granted 10 the undersigned on the estate
of Samuel B Marsh, deceased:-All per-
sons having claims against said estate are
notified TO present them duly anthentIca
TED within the lime prescribed by law, OF
they will be forever barred.
JULIA ID. MARSH, admir-,
JAMES MINTER, Admir-,
of estate Of SAINT B. MarSh, dec d
November %, 1916 oo-ot
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-09

Mr.. CALHOUN ON THE ELECTION OF
PRESIDENTIAL ELECT0Rs.-South Carroll
ma is now the only State in the Union, in
which The Presidential electors are not
chosen by the people. The question Of
changing this mode, and giving the eiec-
ton directly to the people, has late! y been
agitated The discussion has called forth
a long communication from Mr.. Calhoun,
in which he takes ground against the pro
posed amendment.
Ia the course Of his argument, Mr.. Cal
houn takes up the subject OF the slave re
presentation in Congress, to which the
States are entitled under the three-fiith;
rule: and he argues this portion OF The
political power of the Southern States
! should be exercised by the owners OF tha
species of property: not that slaVe-hold
ers alone should vote for members 0
CONGRESS, but that the Congressional Dis
trictS should be so laid off as to give t.
the slave holding interest its representa-
ton in Congress, under the three fifth
rule.
We cannot imagine more fatal doctrln
TO the institution Of slavery, than th'
which is put forth by lis greatest defender
Should it prevail, we should soon see tn
non slave holders in our midst arraye
AGAINST the slave holders-ior they woul
hardly be willing to submit to the Unequal
ty of political power that it would create
It is true that the slave States, as State
are entitled to this representation IN Cor
: oress but the relation is on their part t.
: wards the rest of the States, and not c
. the part of individuals OF the same Sta
$ towards each other. MississiPPian
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-09
WIRELESS a. CRAWFORD
Lt;EEOEsE a. 60.

Receiping, Forrdrding, and ConnliSSto"
MERCHANTS,
POINT LEFLoRE, YAZoo RIVER,
ET EEP constantly on hand large
&c supply of Begging and Rope, Ba-
con, Lard, Flour, Sugar and CoHee, SAT-
Iron. Castings, Nails, Negro Shoes, Blan-.
ke,s. leans add Linseys. Also a general
assortment Of DRY GOODS. ,
az Always prepared 10 make liberal
.CAsH advances on Cotton stored with U.S.
or purchase at The highest market Price.
Sept. l., 1916.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-09
New Orleans Market.
NOVEMBER oo'

CoTToN.-A decline of l-8 ct. since
quotations of last week.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30

We mentioned, in oir last, that several Young men %
he most respectable families and connexions had lief
iynchbnrg Tor the purpose Of joining the other
lc Richmond Volunteer Companies destined for MeN
CO. We see no Improperly in recording their names
winch are as toows-Thomas Dunn. La Fayclte GRAY
Albert A. Banks Gan apprentice in this ofic) Samuel
Nncad. Andrew }. Didakc and J. Van Rensselaer, Otcy
We wish them all possible health and success.
There Is circumstance connected with the volunteer
mo OF one o these young gentlemen which deserves To b,
mentioned. Mr.. Ddlake had cIcrkslp in the Branch
bank oi rgnia. the duties OF which he had for several
years. discharged in most satisfactory manner Jh,
cashier and other officers of the Bank offered to take up
On themselves the duties thus performed by Mr. d.
provided he should b, allowed retain his saary-and
to tins arrangement the Board of Directors gave their
cordial consent We need scarcely say, that nothing OF
the kind was looked for by Mr.. d. when he determined
to volunteer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30
col, BENTON.

We published. in our last some extracts from Wash
lngton correspondence. which To the effect that Col
BENTON had given in his adhesion the Administration
and would bc the leader of the party in the Senate Thu
" !. Tribune SAW the consideration for all this in In,
fact of the appointment of Col BENToNs son inlaw to
the Cove norshlp Of California We regard It, Col
FREMONT as rntiiled To the appointment. whenever il
Fan be legally bestowed the strength Of his Nploation
upon might be based Lot less valid claim than NM,
discovery. Fremont is the true Hero of all our cci
denia domain, and deserves every honor associated with
t..
But to return 10 Col BENioN-i correspondent of the
Wing says. upon the authority OF the Colonel himself
HAT there Is not word of truth in the story of expana-
On or recon illaon between him and the Pr sid, nt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30
administrators Safe.

4 administrator Of John II & odWin. deed viii
"A proceed ,on the 2hl day OF December. 1916. AT h
late residence oi said deccdant. about mites from ynch
burg on the Rad To Amherst Cour House the county
o Amherst Ia 81 Il. by way Of public auction. the per
,Shable property brnnling Ia the estate of said dccdcut
consisting among other things II the crops of Corn Oai
and Fodder the stocks OF Horses ard Cattle (anungsl
the latter Two ,okcof ONcn) Mayor Cart Plantaii II
utensils. Household and Kitchen Furniture Sc Ais,
from II Il - Slaves
TERMS OF SAIF.-Ihe Slaves will be- sold IN u
credit OF SIN months. the purchasers n,ng n,ep table
Notes, satisfactorily endorsed For the ohrr property Tor
all sums moi exceeding dollars cash will bc rcqul
red. aud Tor all sums exceeding SO. credit ol twelve
months will he given the purchasers giving hms viii,
g"d security t,r the payment ot the same, ~ title 10
all aforesaid property believed to be gnd but actin, As
an administrator nefc'y. will only s and convey To
The nnr aseTs such title as is vested in me as Almlns
rdtor aforesaid.
All persons having claims ainst the said estate are
requested 10 make them known forthwith that provision
may he made ion their payment and all those indebted To
SAID estate dosirf, Ia make speedy PAYMENT as am
ANXIOUS Ia CLOSE my administration said as SON
as possible
ISAAC II. RFN NOIDS.
Administrator Of John H. Goodwin. deed.
Nov 80 rnD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30
Night safes! Wight Safest!
BN TALBOT ~ nANlEIk,


FJNilS, Monday, evening, and W,dnes, and FRIDAY
mFs regularly during the Season, without regard te nca
'hr Having made arrangements With extensive dealers Al
the North our Supply ol Goods Will alna>s I've found ,nc
aud extensive, and worthy the attention o Country Mcr' ant-
aud l'calcrs generally.
We cnunetitc as follows
DRY GOODS, 81 Super Cloths and Cashmere Satlnett~
kerse,S; Hosiery ,do>es, Spool Cotton Su-pcndcrS
silk and cotton Handle ho taiencS Ncs,ugs Cash
mcrcs Mnnsenes Si,inss and Sht,tings; silk tra,ats,
Blankets Sowing SILKS and otLcI articles ia the
line.
CUTLERY, &cSupcr ivory and stag handle binner Sets,
II pieces ,ory bone and stag hauh kni, and Forks, h
the dozen tarNcrs aud Forks fine and Pen aud
Pocket Knives, Razprs lcmings Needles Pins Ilools
and Eyes superior Cologne aud Soaps Silver Pencils
handsome Tea TN; Scissors and Pocket Books, together
with great Variety o ianc, and useful geuls.
WATCHES JEW ElIElN, CLOCKS, Ne Gold and
silver Lever and l'Epne Watches of the best Iualii,
fine aud common Jewellery great variety. Also
o superior Clerks, o and hcautil designs war
ranled Ia perform wel-eonsiSting IN part al
Plain = diy and ~ hour brass aud wood tlo,ks,
DO day and 70 hour alarm Clocks.
- We shall be IN daily receipt OF n,w Goods and hm
facilities we possess in procuring supplies, particularly
commend assortment worthy ot attention.
TALBOT L\NlER, Aoctts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30
MARRIAGES..

Married, Wednesday night the 18th inst, Poplar
Spring, Appomnttox county, by the Rev Mr.. Hammer
ROBERT II. Glass, Esa., Senior Editor of the Lvnclbure
Republican,, Miss ELIz,nErH NuGusr, daughter of tn,
late Col. Samuel u. Christian.
-, the 22nd inst at st. Johns Church. by the Rev
= D. Tompkins Mr. PiLr :. WITHEIS To Miss Flor, Wa
iiNiA, daug of Dr. Robert W. Wthes all Of Campbell
at the residence Of Mr. John Mosby, Burkine ham
on Wednesday, the 18th inst by the Rev VIM. H. kncklc
KI>S, Of Bucking ham.
--, the 9Th Of Nov cnhcr by the Rev. Mr.. Dawson
Mr.. TuuN,s BEoochs 10 Miss MtnAlt FARMER, all Of
l.,nchburg.
-, by the same, the Iith OF Move Mr.. AENEf
BIANkS to Miss ELIZABETH ArIEN, all Of .ynclsurg
-, by the same, the 18th al November, Mr.. JAMS
McC AGrFR 10 Mis- AN Mu.IY, daug liter Of Fleming No
ley, all of I.ynabarr.
-, h, tho same. the 2cth Nov. Mt WV. H. Nor
Ms r'Ll AN. daughter II IL kah laii,, all u
Bedford.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30

For r means. he frankly slys the company must re
" exclusively upon the State, and h. advises that pc
ulion should he presented 10 the Legislature r the ere
alton q NV capital 10 the amount indicated. in such
nhde as 1t ma, direct 10 he applied specifically to the
Objects above mentioned for an extension Of the charter
# the company. which eNpitcs in May next; fr autho
~ 10 ealaee tie Richmond Dock aud for such other
rnactments as the >toekhlcrs may think the present
critical state Of the company requires
The Report well written. and does credit To the
President by the moderation Of lis tome whatever may he
III, ugh of thelolic, hich he ilvors.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30
OFFICIAL, DESp AT(IIES.

We give -'ay Gen. Ta,'rs official acroun, of the
assault upon Monterey Tho gh, from the want Of the
drawings and sketches 10 which il REFERS the nara
tive # Operators is Lot altogether int, lehl the sy,
is marked by the crse elegance and pcrspcacilv
which. in his previous dc' aches, commanded attention
and ELECTED admiration. not only in this country hut in
Europe We may say Of Gen. Taylor, Dryden did
OF his YOUNG hero,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30

.hela"choiy Cotlst.nphr-On Saturday evening last
young mal employed by The underakcrs of the Kappa
hammock Canal. and engaged. on the day mentioned in
driving cart fir IN this place loaded with run Sc wa,
found d, in the road about mile from town. near
the Falls ll Run. c rpnrr's inquest was held over
de bdy on Sunday verdict was that he was killed
by tn" horse running off with him, turning over the
cart, and the horse falling him His name is said 10
be- John Newman, nncrly fLynchburg Va
FjedrichSbTg IhraM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30
The Latest Arrival Of New
GOODS.

I HAVE jus, received new lot Of Fancy GOODS,
L 10 which respectfully invite the attention If the
trade. Among them may le found the following rich
Goods.
Rich Satin striped Nucedelln Silks. Of the lates,
designs. will, beautiful trimmings to match each
dress.
Black and Fancy SIN Fringes,
Black silk I.aces ass'd widths,
tiala Plaids Tor children,
Splendid Inssel Robes for parties.
Cherry colorcd Florence,
Bonnet and Cap ribhpns, very rich styles
In addition 10 the above Goods. | have received two
pieces Superior Black French cloths from cclebrstcd
Manufacturers. 4II
Ono piece Extra Black Satin Vcsing. together with
fine Lot of New Style Prints and other staple (ooIs
ID. L. {. PETERS.
Nov. rs n. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30
ILLNESS or FX PRESIDENT ADAMS

FIX Pres dent Adams was, on Thursday last seized
with paraly sS the right side, ao walking Tn ore
OF he streets If Boston he " couycye to the HOUSE,
.. his son. Charles +. Adams, and medical aid called
The b sJn papers of Saturday say he WAS much
better. and the ply sclan entertained strong hopes of his
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30
"On a muse by Mrs hcnnt


Born. C@Sr like. 10 write and act great deeds"
We publish also the reports of Major General Butler
and Br'gader General lIamcr and SHALL in our next.
give these Il the Other Generals. commanding divisions
and hrlgldes With respect 10 all. have as little to
complain ol their st Of writing, as Of fighting.
The letter of Gen Taylor puts AT rest and Tor ever
the stories oiaay unpleasant occurrences between him
and Gen Butler. His praise ol his second in command
/; c ,r,ial and reiterated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30

W we must again state that marriages never in
Sr'"' unless The announcement is accompanied Ivy
Ss'bIe name, or satisfactory reference; and that obii
nary notices, exceeding square in length, will not ap
pear unless as advertisements. for the payment OF
which the corts ondcnt render himself respon
sblc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30
CASH for 900 NEGROES
Cash for Negroes.

wv" HVt 4NVSTVCSs
f. q r i. : W r. f. II
Nlf. subscriber Is sill in market for the purchase OF
! any number Of
LIKELY fOtNG NEGROES,
suitable for the New Orleans market
Persons, having the above description of property for
sale, W find it groill, 10 their advantage by maxine
early application 10 HIM. as he is paying the
HIGHEST MARKET PRIC ES IN CASH
lie ais, wishes to purchase or two C,rpnters and
}lacks'nhs f.. MYERS
P,rspns al distance, having any of the apyc proper
y for sale. will lc pronp, attended to by adlrcssn,
ms f.. NJ
Nov. .}m if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30
r0R S.lLE on FOR RE.vT.
rEREMPrORN SALE OF
House uNH Lois ri .1NCfjOn.

"a THE NDERSlGNED. ha,g II II
ESN...A moved Ia the Safe u, hdl,na wuoll -
k4 iliA t't sle. AT auction, Thur lay. the I'd
CsSs.AsAA o nc'en' n next. az mt sold lrisaic,
!eiore1 her iHnchbng property hrug the lIou-, and
Lots nov ofcnplcd h, Mr.. James T.. llorlfr
The not 81 Is one ct the most desirable tamil, rc4
denees IN i,nshlnfg wing The iirst srn
y aud IN the upprr-hcing surrounded s all ncccs,a
T, ON houss kitchen. stable &r. and is located IN
m"si desirable position, lelne private the counr,
-'Neocdm9lS convenient Ia hnsin,ss--and having toi
neigho's. Nlr Tea, i. " Williams. Capt. WHAT. Elijah
Fletcher, William Davis. IT, Nr REID and others
The g'oilud attached contains about toe mere and =
hai-and ls bounded b, four stfects==-hns being cs
lreinelN easy I" acecs'al1hneh peculiarly private. L
Is the s''"e 'ormc, occupied 10, many years by Maio
JAS. Warwick
lnA other 'niutmaon may IL obtained lrnm Mr. la,
~ 'nrner who resides On the premises, Mr. Georp,
W. Renaah.
TER MS.-ome fourth cash-halancc in g. Is and >,
months, VII secured and bearing Interest irnn date
S\R Nj u. CEOPrON
by George W. Benagh. her Agent
Nov ~ I'D ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30
ATTACK ON TABASCO.

lhr exp diiion Il Com. ferry against Tahasco ap
pears To have lccn entirely successful. The details.
from the IN Of an Nicer who present. will be- found
in another column. The Union publishes the official nc
unit which does not materially differ from that which,
Wp u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30
TO f1se Public.

NlSG Lea appoih.ed ,gcni fJr lie saie of Mar
be Nofk III genital. ts a Tie largest essiah
tshmens IN flio unA Siatcs. / catcd IN the city Of
Philadelphia. am n,.w ready IN fiji orders fer
3R.3BhtN EGYPTIAN. I1.1Lktv.aN.D B.4R-
Bi6Lk4 Marble .MLNT'EfS.
n The west cash rrec. and their delivery in Lynch
nrg IL e1nId condition. Warranted. Tomb Soncs snd
Marble Monuments made Ia oflrr
just received The latest style e finish fr s.ncca ccr
uie,s. Tn 81 wishing have nes or old parors 6,,d
up. after The style {, the Northern Cities can d ~ iv
applying :" the subscriber. JOHN long.
NaN . >.