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Mississippi Democrat., 1846-07-15
Administrators Notice.

n ETTERS of Administration having
~ been granted to The undersigned BY
the Probate Court of Carroll county, at
the September term A. ID. lS45 thereof,
on the estate Of Wesley Ely, deceased,
all persons having claims against said es-
tate are hereby notified TO present them
duty authenticated within the time prescri-
bed by law, or they will be forever barred.
ABNER ELY, Adm'r
Of estate Of Wesley Ely, decd.
June 10, 1916 26-6t
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-07-15

The SANTA FE ExPEDITGoN.-W Wagons.
with provisions for 1900 men for three
months, have already been sent forward
from Fl. Leavenworlh, and several squad
rons Of Col. Kearney's Regiment have de-
parted. Still more wagons were packed
and started every day TO the ooh Of June
10 few days the whole was expected to
be got off; and the understanding is that
an army is TO be concentrated at the cross.
ing of the Arkansas, and march to Santa
Fe. No one can doubt that these brave
western rangers will drive every enemy
before them.
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-07-15

The Charleston Courier Justly remarks:
When we have obtained possession of the
CaIifornias, as we probably have even
now, there will be no disposition in this
country 10 give them up. The volunteers
who have prepared to go to Mexico, have
no intention 10 return. We learn from
all quarters, that they 60 like the Romans,
to inhablt wherever they conquer.
UTILITY OF PRoFANE LANGUAGE. Gen.
Ampudia ir conversation with an Amerl-
can officer is represented to have said
he was anxious 70 learn one thing Of the
Americans, and thought if he could do it,
he could make his soldiers fight better
When asked what it was he wished so
much 10 learn, he replied with great sim
plicily, "learn 10 swear those big words
the Americans talk 10 their soldiers"
Col. John Crowel, first delegate to Con.
gress from Alabama and many years Creek
agent, died al Fort Mitchell, Ala. on the
24lh ult.
The Georgia regiment, 500 strong, were
to leave Columbus lor Mobile on The 30h
ult The Colonel OF the regiment is H..
r. Jackson, Esq, U S. District Attorney.
The gallant corps Of Mississippiuns,
commanded by Capt. Shvers, called the
{" Claiborne RiAemen,n have entered as
Texan volunteers, TO compose one Of the
four companies which Capt Seefe.di and
L.. Connor have been authorised 10 raise
additional al Galveston, lDela,
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-07-15
Surgery and NesmeriSm.

An interesting surgical operation was
performed IN our city, on the % inst, by
Dr. W. X. GTsT, assisted by DR.. W. s.
LANGLEY, of which the following descrip.
ton has been furnished US by one Of the
witnesses. The patieat was the lady OF
Mr. James Il. Mathews, Auditor Of Public
! Accounts.
On the 25th June, DR.. Gist visited and
mesmerlsed Mrs. NJ. for the first time, with
The view of removing a cancerous tumor.
lie visited her again on the 9th and 29lh
OF the same month, and mesmerised her
on both occasions. The tumor was situa-
ted just behind the angle of the lower Jaw,
on The left side of the face and over the
lower half Of the parotd gland, 1t was
slightly inhamed and exceedingly tender,
so much so, that the slightest touch caused
very great pain.
On the 2i instant, Dr. G. accompanied
by DR.. Langley visited the patient. She
did not know that Dr.. 6. intended to per.
form the operation, on that evening, but
suspected it from the fact of DR.. LangIey's
being present, and was therefore much
agiated. DR.. G. however succeeded very
soon, in placing her, most fully, under the
mesmeric influence. AT that time, Col
Mathews called in Chancellor Cooke, Gen.
Clark and lady, and Mr.. George Boddie,
in whose presence the operation was per
formed. A portion of skin, one and a
half inches in length, and an inch in width
was then removed--a cut was made about
half an inch in depth, including the Skin
and the cellular tissue, together with The
entire tumor taken away. 1t bled freely,
after which The wound was closed with
stitches and adhesive straps; the whole op
GRAFTON occupying about twenty minutes
The pulse aud respiration weie counted
by DR.. Langley, both before and after the
operation, and it was found, that the pulse
had not varied beat in the minute, neither
had the respiration changed. Those who
watched the coJntenance, could not detect |
the slightest change in the features, not |
even the contraction of muscle, although |
the operation was Tor would have been
under ordinary circumstances a very pain.
ful one.
About half an hour after the operation
was over, she was awakened from her mes.
merlc sleep-her attention called to some |
prevalent subject when she laughed hear.
lily and naturally. Her attention was
then then called to the wound. She was
perfectly astonished, and SAID she knew no.
thing about it, but then it smarled and
burnt. She is doing well, and will soon
be entirely recovered.
Much praise is due DR.. Gist for the skill.
full and satisfactory manner in which the
operation was performed. We learn that
a full report will be made out for pubIica.
ton in some medical journal NiSs'pn.
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-07-15
GREENWOOD, MISS,


staple Dry Goods,
GREENWOOD, MISS.
HNllE undersigned would say TO their
n friends and public generally, that
we will be found at the old stand in Green.
wood, ready to serve them. We keep con.
stantly on hand fresh Flour, Bacon, Lard,
&c, and as the season advances we will
add to our stock, Bagging and Rope, aud
all other articles IN the Grocery and Pro-
duce line, generally offered for sale in this
country; all Of which we will sell low for
cash or cotton ln hand,
N B. Well cured hides and peitry pur-
chased ut their market value.
ALLEN g. MILLER.
Greenwood, July Is, ls46. 81
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-07-15
The state OF Mississippi, F,

ChhhNbb @'bNt1s
To The Sheriff Of said Couny-GRrErINc!
XMT HEREAS, William Bennett, ad.
wv ministrator of the estate of vii.
liam Ferguson, deceased, has filed his pc
tition in this court, praying an order to sell
the following land, to.wit; West half of
southeast quarter, and east half of south
west quarter and northwest quarter of
northwest quarter of Section seventeen,
township seventeen, range four east be
longing 10 the estate of William Ferguson,
deceased or so much thereofas will pay the
debts of said deceased, you are therefore
hereby commanded 10 cite John Ferguson,
Green Ferguson, Malinda Ferguson, Mi.
nerva Ferguson, Nathaniel Ferguson Jesse
Ferguson and James Ferguson, heirs and
distributes of said William Ferguson, de.
ceased, and all other persons Interested in
said land, to appear before the Probate
Court of said county, on the Isl Monday
in September next, 10 plead, answer, or
demur, TO the allegations of said petition,
and that you execute this citation by post
ing up the same at 3 or more public places
in Carroll county, and causing the same to
be published in the Mississippi Democrat,
published at Carroton, for the space OF
thirty days, and that you make due return
10 the September term next of this court,
how and in what manner you have execu-
ted this writ.
Witness, the Hon. JAMES S. JOHNSON,
Judge Of Probate for said county,
II. ST. the first Monday in July, A. d.
1916, and the seal of said court.
Issued the 9th day of July, lS46.
SAMUEL HART, Clerk.
July Is, 1916. 3l-5t
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-07-15

ECONOMY. During the battle of the 9th
an officer of infantry, perceivng his men
were firing with great rapidity, but not
with sufficiently good aim as he thought,
called out to them; Be careful, and not
waste your ammunition. Take good aim
and never miss your man. Remember,
have given a receipt for every one of these
carIridges!n Pretty soon they charged
into the chaparraI, when they met the enc.
my face 10 face. One of the men char.
ged upon a Mexican, and as he ran him
through with his bayonet, he roared out:
"Capain, look here--l have saved one
carlridge!"
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-07-15

In the Union of the 29lh ult, there is a
long list of appointments, from which we
extract all made in our region.
Franklin L. Smith of Mississippi, to be
assistant quur;ermaster with the rank OF
Captain.
William Bobbitt, of Mi, to be commits
snry with the rank of Major.
Thomas b. Eastland, of La, TO be quar-.
termaster with the rank of Major.
Robert Fenner, of Ala, 10 be assistant
commissary with the rank Of Captain.
Kemp s.. Holland, of Mi, 10 be assist.
ant commissary with the rank of captain
These appointments are under the first
suppl mental war bill, which authorized
the President to appoint additional quar-.
termaslers and surgeons. We have yet
seen no appointments of the surgeons,
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-07-15
ALLEN a. MILLER,

COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in Produce, Groceries and
sidple DrN Goods.
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RICHMOND MARKETS

july l6, lSi6.
loBACCO.-Ihe inspections this week have not
pee" 50 large. We quote strictly prme shipping qral
ives al trom ~ Ia II i-commin descriptions from ; To
3s-good To ine from 8. Lugs lrom p 10 2, 80
as IN quality.
WliEAr-S0ao0 cts.
FLOUR-las, sales were at s., 81 2a4
CORN-55a5S cents.
OATS .25s30 cts
Gu / NAILS to 1!r
n. G. COrfON-sa cents.
IEAS-lmperal and Gunpowder Soc to ST ,25; Black
25a5Oc ''-"
WtllSKEY-IIog,heads 2ll, bbs. 22yc.
lES-Sperm 1928 Patent Sperm Ioc
HuI's Patent l3r; rallow lOaI2l.
ooFFEE-R'o Sassc; Laguayra saSt.
HERDS GRASs-Sl
TIMOTHY Do.-Si per husfel
PIG IRON-S25 10 35
FlSil.-iierrlnss, No. |, $la4a, No "a recep,s
light
LlME-70c. from the vessel
MOLASSES-N. Orleans 2Sa3Oc; Porto Rico o8a-
30c., Cuba 22a2ir.
Oli-N inter strained oil best 100 cts Fall strained
9OaJ2l; Whale in bbs dc.
PRON lSlONS-Bacon. Smithfeld 6 cents West
ern SIDES 900 Shoulders b cts; and Batlnmc Sides
o'ozc; Shoulders sa5 cts Hams 65a7.; Lard 7a75c
PLAlSTER-Fmm the Wharf last sales S275
per ton; do. Basin 1913
CGARS-Demand llght-N. Orleans Sal, 2. Rico
G.a8c. ST Crolx 9ia9..
SlIOT-5sc.
SAL1-Iveroool 81. 55r. from wharf
CAIILE-Beef from So! TO 4. Sheep from 81 to
81.
Hogs So
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OBIGl1 AIRY.

II =
e a. ,'e te,'derce oil Mr.. Ezekiel llutnrr. near
- ,oufi House, on lhe LIST instant, iz,sErH.
80 '"g"'e !" WI. Samuel NJ. lamhrth. aged
~, ' ~ 'n"n'hs, Nol"lhsiandlng the great fr
.l "' "'fy htle suiirIsr during The last Is
80, e e''neh' shiil oil me fhssclans. the unre-
lI y '"'"ss"' het disc"hsoaie mother. and the
- 81 het grandmother and aGn's. tho angel
- -, "'' ''o'u'o "'ff peaceful tamil, whose
i - "'Pi'ess mas never been alloscd by 81 solemn
lug "'>PenSa,"'a anu me shadow oi his dark
The deceased ''', psoe III me s"s'e 81 death.
Iy n,ss.s b. -, '"''"' eNh'oeo quahes rare
,i, v.,, h W '''''"'' Se"'s' ''et DOCK anu nee
,I,,n,l i, me- 81 ",us'"'"'s' III GUN "' when she
ed w,sa,n ,.,an,,. - '','t''''' ''e' uno"inu'
ey,d,n, man,, ~, '"' 'ea'y answers gave
The ,,oyall,,, - ~ i'''ss'oa ,'no IA ""o'e
Ia ", az n,;an..I = ~ " ~ "'iiu' nose eay VINO
-, ,b. .n,,,ist -, '"''"' eau ''.h an 'uea
II, I W ',' ''''o''S'''" pf'eWs'-nn'.
~ - @ vas s""e " Tue II me Oh heI rest,
H., - ' '''I I '''e'' s"us ee ~ sad
"""" sue mas gone where lhe weary are bles
C,m,,'II 'a ,'', o", '''Hs w anu Is aiad.
,' '''''' ~0" '''' 1910. L.
ot All . :" Ne.so" county on inc Ils'
tnr.cn,s y.,rs ip', W. a., ~ '"e s"'ap'eo age o'
hs an. b,s l., " G '',' s''''o , III ' WIS an hu"
ac,.r ,h,i ,l IN ,,l.,. a'' was us Guar
C,.,t R,,,,,, Id s",'i - " o'' "N' ""' W."
sev,n ,.,nl,, .nn.n.,,. ,, '. - '''f"'s"-'"" w
dsnce nj cun,,n ~ As, Nv" '''e e",'N' ea'o '''
INN. .,,,,nnt ''9 "''''' an" WA "f 'une
al -, ". ''. '"'"e oas "' ms DEAN, the
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". ongn of idosiiobs Noishp.
Y. K,asons My the Aspect o Society in Ennliad
\ "A The United States must be Radically and Perma.
Emily different. By Junins Smith.
II Marainalis. by Edgar A. Poe
vi Braxl-Sketchrs III Residence and Travels in
n,,zl. SC. SC. BY Rev. ID. p. ktdder. A. NJ. vol,
a nnclnced)
VII. Correspondence Of Mr.. Ralph lizard. By Il,
col Henry Whiting, U. 5. A.; author Ut ..OJiwa. !"
Washing tons Orders" Sc.
a. Sonnei-Conscience aud Resolve. BY the au
,he, of"'rhe femassee.' 81.
\. Which Is the fortunate mani BY Miss Annie
Middleton.
XI. sumo TRANSACTIONS from INLAND By William
Anro Ba'ler -,
XII A Letter ola eudlnarian
vii Financial aud Commercial Recurd-O peraiions
= he ratlfi-Defci' in Revenue -ComparstI.e uuI,y
+ / eans and Treasury Notes raxas upon Tea and
flee Engllsh Harvest Fall IN Produce, Sc. &c
XIV. Notices Of New Boks.
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b. NJ i.lMEtG IA
$4,000 Worth or Dry SsoSNs
At COST AND UNDER

ID lCARDS, RYAN s. Co. having detef,nired ia
discontinue husiness IN fyhthturg offer their ehllto
s1oCk o GOODS Al cosr; aud many o. them Qrea
y ntLow Gust. Or This is M mere Trick surh a. Ais
been To- Mira pracisrd WE MEAN WHAT WE SAYS,
We as-hte nt lrcnds and THE public generally that is
article VIII he Sold lot m1r Than It's original rs, unlees
II bs sore small article. such as Pins, tapes, Ba,ton-
Ne, TO make change Tor which would he m npssbina
iy-wheneser these are sold by the duzsn, only cost
will be charged.
TO MERCHANTS.
Any gentleman wishing 10 commence business In
lsyhchbnfg has now nm opportunity Of securing one OF
he best business houses ~ the place. Together with
we'll selected, and nnprer, drniedy cheap asso men 6f
Goods, many Ut which are oi our avn importation.
We invite all 10 call who wah ~ purchase
No Trimmings Of course will be thrown in as we
esnnot afford II aud sell Al cost
Pos'firety no Goods ,cW be taken bah after bring
sold.
Terms Cash oaL.
REGARDS, RYAN s. Go.
W All persons having claims against us will please
present them lor Iaymen aud all who nrc Indebted Id
Us VIII please ca ssllc a. we are anxious 10 close
up the business as speedily ppssible.
X, X. & Co.
July . ,sif
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TESVjNE' SAB.H.'.

Epf virtue If deed of trust executed by James p.
- Garland and Of record 10 the clerk 3 Office of Am
hers county Court and accordance with directions Of
one OF the creditors therein secured the undersigned
trustee will or at public auction at the Court House
OF said county the 9Th dav of August next To the
highest bidder. that valuable Traci OF Land OF which
the said Garland ;esides called
Hunting 7Orer.
ne iand valuable. and worthy the attention OF per.
sons Wishing 10 invest IN real estate.
II lies Immediately adjoining tho Court House
IERMS-CAsH
&. l.. MOSBY, Trustee
July % ,27A
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NOTICE..

By Divine permission there VIII be camp Meeting
held a, the Oak Grove Camp Ground. miles south OF
Camnb.lI C.. II. to commence or the 18Th day oil Au'
gust next. We extend invitation 10 the ministers
and members of other denominations, TO participate
with us in the exercises of the meeting.
WM II. PEERMAN, snp'i.
Campbell Circuit, Al. Z. Church.
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DagncrrcOtypc Miniatures.
EHE r.DEy nH,TDgH

"A NAHDfD by The Franklin iusntate. philadela
4 "A pha. and American institute, New York. Tor I'm
proved D1gneuroIypo hlkencsses, taken by Van Loan
Y Rclzet.
\" A. Relaer's ronms onR dont above the Cilizons'
savings Bank Lynohbug. Va where cen b. seen spe-
ehens OF those exquisite works Of art which are pro-
nounccd by scientific gentlemen oi Philadelphia and
view foik, 10 stand nnvalled either in rnrope or A.
merica.
On Paintings. Miniatures, and all kinds of Pictures
accurately copied
Pictures taken In all kinds Vt Weaihof
II IL onn'inon idea that theae pictured will NIT sinnd
The lest NJ ,Dc-a snch detect ia entirely moved,
IA they are gIdcd by the eavenn rocess and viii
fade. Instructions gwen In hr art aud apparatus Of the
nosl approved kind furnished Materials ot n kinds
used n the arr or saa Ladies and gentlemen ARE invited
10 call and examine specimens.
open from o'clock, A, NJ. 10 u Z. NJ.
May2S wif
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Sales Of Tobacco by Peter Dudiey Commission .uer.

Sales Of Tobacco by Peter Dudiey Commission .,I.r.
chant.
hid tor Capt Ans Walker. of Campbell at 81 /;
hid for Mr.. Henry V iiudgns of Fuvanna. at 49,:
and binds for Capt. James Woody of Person. North
Carolina, al $40. SO and Sl7. taken by A II Armis-
tead, hind for Mr.. George johnson, OF Fluyanna. To
Mr.. WIN. II Hare, al 800; hid for Mr.. Archer s
Wren, OF Fluvanna, to Messrs. Seldom & Anthony, at
$50 besides many other hhds 10 different buyers from
So 10 S..
Cor inspections continue small ar the season. Good
and fine shipping and manufacturing scarce and in de.
mand at good prices, notwithstanding the prospect of
very abundant growing crop.
Inspected 10 this date IN 1915, 75iji hhds
" same period in 1876, $500
Deficit 1914 hhds.
PETER DUDLEY.
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.IGrEsoMrslle .Tcade,3,y.

INIE TRUSTEES II this Institution have the plea
sure oi announcing 10 the public. that the exercises
OF The same Will continue 10 be conducted by
MIR WILLIAM Il. GANNANAi,
whose superior qualifications teacher are becoming
50 generally known, and fully appreciated that IL IL
only deemed necessary TO say that The ensuing session.
oi hye months, Will commence ON The 11lh day of Sers
tenbeI next
The fact that all the branches usually embraced in the
collegiate course are taught here. the moderate prices Of
tuition the chenpness o board aud the superior adyana
GEES o he location Of lhIs Academy cannot fail
m extensive patronage, while the uhtitng eaeliuns
o the teacher. aided by assistant, possessing the pro
per qualifications and he kindness of tho citizens Who
may take In bonrdes cannot fail 10 give general and
complete satisfaction.
THOMAS McCABE, President
}. n. ZENTMErEN, Secretary.
Floyd Ct. Ho, July % w1w
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE

Same subject will he continued at me .a'hoI'c
Church, next Sunday, 26E las, at +. M.
All are invited.
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ROANOKE LAND

NOANOAE ia Nd
For Sale.
'INfit. subscriber, executor of William tat,ev
deed, viii eher for sale, on the PREMISES on the
Slh day Of August next,
1os Acres OF land,
being portion OF the ,rac, upon " hch said VIM Far
ley tesided and ying immediately tho Iun,ke
road leading to tincase. adj ,rning hn ands ol the
Nessrs DIVERS, aud the iIaol lofnedy owned by Col
Wm NJ, Pey,un.
About 100 Acres of this Land il cleared In n hiyh
state oi Improvement aud o line qnany the baaocr Is
heavily numbered and first Tobacco I,nd .rhe,,
GE.si are on II TWO LOG HOUSES, one ss,ss.
Mm, OF which. with small expense could be EN;;I
GA-.A made comfortable. L.X
Any person IN search oil a sWall farm could M, lind
one possessing mnre advantages benp within % mi
OF Buchanan on james River; ihrro Males OF the lotc
!oui Springs, aud about the distance from tho Bla
Lick.
The terms OF sale will be- one third cash md the bal
ance III one aud lwo years. The TILE will be retained
on' tho last payment Is made Full Possession III be-
gwen nj christmas with tho privilege oi seednl ,hs
tall JAMES EiRIEN Ex,e,,,,
oi Wan. Farley. deed
July ~ wiw
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ELK CREEK FURNACE,
consisting Of between
10 ana 1900 Acres AZ lnmI

with the implements. Moulds aud fxures bulunging 10
the fornace, aud all the Personal Property CONNECTED
win II, and op pnIencnt 10 The Furnace.
II Is property, IN every respect most valuable. II
Is situated On Dan Is River. the county Of Nelson at
the mouth III Elm Creek. md, Iron ,ahIlahmrut
Ia as valuable AZ any IN Nuglnathe quantities uf Orc
and Limestone beng IN, Nhauslbe and the furnace
lie sale VIII be- ior ns much cash Ill dolfay all the
expenses attending the sne and on credit OF q monlha
Tor one rd aud one and two years. from the expiration
"l said sir months Tor III. nanlng iwo-thtrd.; the
purchaser TO give bond and security Tor the first
Js may be approved of by the commissioners. aud tn.
whoie property TO remain as security also for that aud
the other Two payments.
The public are desired espec,llv attend ID ,hi, no
tee JOHN THOMPSON Jr
STERLING CLAIBORNE
Comm lssionrrs,
July 90 $50
o.. The Richmond Wig and National In,hipencer
viii publish the shove ad,enist un day OF sale
aud send their accounts To this office Tor collection.
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n Tuesday, The 4,h If August. on oar wharf =,
~ R'ckrus. Al lOoeltok, Will be sui the eargn Of
the brig Caucassan
2bll hhds. Sugar If prime quality!
81 hhds. Moasscs,
- ie.ces do.
ALSO
The cargo Of the Brig Peeonic. Of in time consist
ins oi Clarified Sugars. IN iiercrs and hbls
To bhich md be added,
10000 lhs. Bacon. Hog Round
400 hbls Ohio Recuded Whlskey.
40 bbs Sweet Lard. &C. &c
TERMS II nder 400 cash ever thls a mann, A
tnonlhs crcdl, iqr approved negotiable paper
DUNLOP. MONCIRE X Co,
Auciionerts
Richmond. July % "A
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CODuinptivcs Dc OH your Guard
1UO.nPSO.N'S COMPOUND SYRUP

Tan AMI wooD HApruA.
OUNCE the first introduction OF thus popular remedy
~ 10 public nocs IN the fall ul le43 Tar Mixture
aud nosttnms oi every kind aud name have strung M
and are palmed on The reputation of this excellent
medicine. 10 the inspecting invalid, the pfspeiors mxs
my Tar with them tender them popular and secure
sales. BE not deceived aud avoid every medicine pnr-
porting 10 contain Tar except the original preparation,
'lhompson'a Compound Syrup Tar and Wood Napha,
aud thereby you will save time and avod d,sapp.in,.
'nen Remember. tins invaluable remedy IL only prev
sred by ). i Thompson, n n. corner OH and Spruce
streets, Philadelphia.
For sale by JOHN II. SEAY. Druggist,
ageni for Lynchbmg and ricinity.
April 90 wits
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July %


AlRtlNlA Ar rules held in the clerk, 9TH. al, M.
circuit superior court Of Law and chancefy OF Frank
comfy the 7th dlv OF July, 1876
Hoses 4 oat@t and Samuel II. Woods, executors Of
George Ferguson, deed, and the Mo.e. {; Garner,
one OF 'he executions ol Charles Ferguson, decd
Plaintiffs,
Ia, Ferguson, and Stai differ Ferguson In the own
mud as administrators of John feguson decd and E in
Ferguson John Bowman and Parizade his VILE W ,ll,.m
fost"n aud Naoms his wife, Cynthia aIker Tcnes. hi,
Ners Mankn icel nnd Amelia his Wife BENJAMIN Bow man
andsSophia iis wc William aid and Flu .b,b ri, ~ n,
James y Nad, the other executor o the sai Cbares =,
Euspn deed joel bowman, administrator of D,y divers
dee d and --- -, administrator Of Henry Walker
decd, l,.Gnlanis >
liz CuANcERY
The defendants, Day, Ferguson Asndfer Ferguson Ed
win Ferguson, William Poston and Naomi HI, wife C,n-
tina W alker and Teresa Divers, wing their
appearance, and gwen security according act of A.,
samhv and the rules OF this court and II NV
isinctoy evidence, that they Of this
country, "a ordered, that the said defendants do
here ON the rs day Of the next term tL, b of
tn, plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be iorhu it'll
inserted III some newspaper published in the town Of Iynch-
burg, Tor two months successfully mud posted at the
door OF the court house of this county.
copy-Teste,
NO. A. SCOTT, u. c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-23

July %
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-11

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