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A Voice TO the afflicted.
DIR. GORDON'S

VEGETABLE ANT1-BlLIoUs FAMILY PILLS,
For the Cure Of Bilious Fever, Yellow
Fever, Remittent and Intermittent Fe,
vers, Inaammatory, Nervous and Pu-
trid Fever, Pain in the Head, Side, Back
and Stomach, Lungs, Liver, Kidneys,
Throat and Chest; Dropsy, ScroIuIa,
Syphilis, Sick Haadeache, Rheumatism,
Cholic, Dyspepsia, Mysteries, Low Splr-
its.
DR.. GORDON'S PILLS are truly the
sick mans friend. No Traveller or Fam.
ily should be without them. Their time,
ly administration will prevent much pain
and suffering, and save many valuable
lives.
These Pills were compounded by Dr.
Gordon after years OF study and caFe'uI
observation upon the nature oil different
medicines, and the effect which they pro-
duce upon different constitutions in varl-
Gus forms of disease. They have been
extensively used by some OF GU: most EN-,
inent Physicians, and by many private
families for several years; and such has
been the satisfaction which they have
given, that it is firmly believed that The
vegetable kingdom does not furnish any
materials for purgalive medicine, which
surpasses for general use, those OF which
these pills are composed. They do no.
cantain CaIomel, Mercury or any mineral
preparation; but are composed entirely OF
concentrated vegetable extracts, carefully
prepared and 50 combined as 10 be Certa n,
SAFE and EGsg IN their operation, should
i, be otherwise the stomach and bowels
contain foul and acrd bilious matter
showing great necessity for purgatve
medicine.
These Pills do not require particular
attention 10 diet or drink; and may be ia
ken at all times when most convenient
without the fear of increased inability TO
take cold.
The Bowels being the principal channel
through which great portion of the i'm
purities oflhe system are discharged, il is
evident that whatever acts beneticlaIIy
on them must be conducive to health
And as the Bowels are the most efectuaI,
and in fact, almost the only way by which
general impression can be made upon
the system, it is perfectly reasonable to
suppose, that nearly all diseases will be
cured, or at least, much benefited BY a
judicious use of purgatlye medicines. ia
physician is called to patient, what Isl
the first thing done? He prescrlbos dose
or two Of purgativo medicines and then,
after day or two, if the patient IS no
better, he gives him another dose OF pur-
pative medicine, and SO on dong some
other little things-but The main reliance
for cure is upon the effect produced by
purgatiVes medicines. Therefore II you
are sick, delay not, but take few doses OF
DR.. Gordon's Vegetable Family Pills and
be again restored to hea;h.--Prlce, 25I
cents per box.
For sale by BALLARD & C0YlNG
TON, Liberty, and JOHN SOJOURNER,I
Rose Hill, Miss, and on enquiry may bel
had OF authorized agents IN all the towns
and country stores in the south and west
June 6, 1916. l4m6
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

N pursuance OF an order OF the Pro-
bate Court Of Amte county-grant-
ed at the April Term, 1916, will as Ad-
ministrator Of EPtraim DIXON, deceased,
sell
On the Fourth Monday in June neat,
on a credit of twelve months, before the
door Of the court house in Liberty, the
following described lands, belonging to
the estate Of said deceased, to-wit.--
The south east quarter Of section number
eighteen, and the east half Of the north
east quarter of section number nineteen,
both in township number four, in range
number six, east; containing 237 acres
more or less.
The purchaser or purchasers will be
required to give notes with approved Sc
.curlty.
THOMAS GORDON,
Administrator.
Wdy2, l846. 9w6
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NOTICE.
Nav IS, 1916. live

ADMINISTRATORS SALE
EN- pursuance Of an order OF the Pro,
bate Court Of Amite county-grant-
ed at the April Term, 1916, will as Ad-
ministrator Of Alexander Marin, deceas-
ed, sell
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May2,l 846.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
a T the July Term, 1916, Of the Pro-
IA bate Court Of Amite county, Mis-
sisslppi, the undersigned Executors ofthe
last viii and Testament of Abel w Har-
riagloa, deceased, will present his account
as Guardian of Jep'ha NJ. Harrington,
minor for final settlement and allowance,
which account is on file in the Probate
Clerks Office Of said county, at which
time all persons interested are hereby CT
ted to attend
JAMES S. GATLIN,
CHRlSTOHER r. WELLS.
Executors &c, of the last wiH and Tesla,
ment of A. w. Harrington, deceased.
May 2, 1916. 9w3
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xNOTlCE

Il ETTERS Of Administration with the
IL Will annexed, having been granted
10 The undersigned, on the Estate Of Jane
Torrance, deceased, at the April Term,
1916, ofthe Probate Court of Amiie coun-
iy, Observation-Disclosures all persons
having claims against said Estate, are re-
CURED to present them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by lay, or they
viii be for forever barred, and those in
debted to the same are requested TO make
immediate payment
N X. L, TORRANCE, r
Administrator gih the aciH annexed.
May 2, 1916. 9w6
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Hon. JAMES NJ. SMILEY has been elected
Vice Chancellor Of the Southern District
of this State, by majority Of l6l votes.--
Sputhron. .H#
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, J
ANNIE CnnNrY s. s.

ANTE COUNTY, s. S.
10 all persons interested in the Estate Of
LEROY WARNocK, Deceased--GREETING
NTOU ARE HEREBY CITED to be
II and personally appear before the
Probate Court Of Amite County, on the
Fourth Monday in August next,
then and there to examine the final ac-
count Of GEORGE F. WEBB, Executor on
the Estate Of said Deceased, which final
account is on file in the Probate Clerks
Office of the Probate Court of said Coun-
ty, and shew cause why the same should
not be alowed--and further to do and sui.
fer such other things as shall be consider
cred and ordered by the Court aforesaid
in the premises.
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our army would hold the key to the whole
Of South Mexico, and the gates OF the cap
itol would, speaking in military sense
be in the possession of General Taylor
Picayune.
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sale POSTPONED.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
I'm pursuance Of an order Of the Pro
bate Court of Amite county, granted
at the February Tenn, 1861 will as
Administrator of William Jones, deceas
led, sell
On The 4th Monday in May, 1916,
on a credit of IL months, before the door
of The Court House 10 Liberty, the fol
lowing described lands, belonging to the
Estate of said deceased, to.wIt:--Forty
acres in north cast corner Of south east
quarter Of section number four, township
number two, range number four east
Also, two-thirds. OF south west quarter oil Sec
ton number four, township number two,
range number Tour, east.-Also, an eight
acre lot, sold by William Baker TO VII.
liam Jones-beginning at the north west
corner Of the south east quarter section
number four, township number two, range
number four east-thence running "a IN
to a point where the boundary llne5nnak a
certain two acre lot, granted by Rr,'
gomery to the Executor OF J. M. Ak
and NJ Davis, which boundary interS Is
the eastern boundary oil the lands OF sand
Jones deceased -thenee running an cas-
tern course to the road leading from Lib.
erty TO the place of ]. R. Bfown-thence
north with said road to the northern
boundary of said quarter section-thence
westerly to the place of beginning all
situate in the county of Amite and State
of Mississippi. Out of which lands the
widow of William Jones, deceased, has
had her dover laid off,
The purchaser or purchasers will be
required to give note with approved Sc
CURLY.
Gro u NEpR
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New Advertise IL is.
DIR yPDg,!pg,D-RS2

GEUNlNE VEGETABLE PILLS.
TNlME, which TRIES ALL THINGS, ha
thoroughly established the lnestl
mable value OF these Pills as cathar'ic
anti-bilous and detergent medicine II
is now TWELVE YEARS since Dr. Peters
gave them TO the world, and their reputa
ton, founded on his long experience, still
continues to increase. The annual sales
which, during the first year, amounted
10 one hundred thousand boxes, have, dur
ing the past year, exceeded ten times that
amount, and the market for them, once
confined TO a few states, now comprise
not only the entire Union, but Canada,
New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and the
West Indies. They may justly be term
ed the great household Medicine Of the
South and West. No other Pills have eV.
er been SO widely patronzed in those re
gions. They are purely vegetable in their
nature, and so mild that they may be Civ
en- with perfect safety even to an infant.
BALLARD & COVINGTON, are the
only authorised agents for the sale OF Pc
ters' Genuine Pills, Liberty, and JOHN
SOJOURNER, Ross Hill, Miss, and on
enquiry may be had Of authorised agents
in all the towns and country stores in the
South and West.
June 6, 1916. 14m6
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UNITE COUNTY.
To all persons Interested in The Zeal
Estate Of WILLIAM JONES, ST., De-
censed-GREEnlNH
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LIBERTY ACADEMY.
CLASSICAL ENGLISH BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL.

CLASSICAL ENGLISH BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL,
f11zzss YWyHIS INSTITUTION, having
Sd now been in operation for
more than two years under the pres
ent Principal, continues TO afford to par
ents and Guardians all the facilities tor
a complete education of their sons and
wards, preparing them either for college
or the active duties Of life.
TERMS AS HEREToFoRE.-Cl Classical and
Mathematical course $4-higher bran
ches OF English $3-and the common bran
ches of English So per month. Students
from distance will be received into tht
family of the Principal at the usual prices
J. Ii. BLACK, A. NJ,
Principal.
LIBERTY, Nay 80, 1916. 1871
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On the Fourth Monday in June neat,
on credit of twelve months, before the
door of the court house in Liberty, the
following described lands, belonging to
the estate Of said deceased, to-wlt. =
The north east quarter Of section num-
Der twenty-five in township number FOUR
of range number six, east; containing
100 acres, and the south east quarter OF
section number four, in township number
four, Of range number six, east; contain
ing 1853 and SO 100 Of an acre; containing
in all 3l8 and $500 OF an acre.
The purchaser or purchasers VIII DC
required to give notes. with approved Sc
w. c. HARRELL,
administrator.
r5 n ,oAc QW6
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

ANTE COUNTY.
To all persons Interested in The Zeal
Estate Of WILLIAM JONES, ST., De-
ceased-GREETING:
NZOU ARE HEREBY CITED to be
n and personally appear before the
Probate Court of Amte County, on the
oarih Monday IN June, 1916,
and show cause, if any you can, why
the same should not be ordered to be
sosd--to.wit: s
The South One Third part Of the South
West Quarter of Section Number 4, in
Township Number 2, Of Range Number
4, East--descrbed by the following metes
and bounds, as followS:-Beginning at
the South West corner OF said Quarter
Section at a Stake on the South edge OF
the Natchez road--thence 100 30' West,
Is Chains and 20 Links to mark made on
a Stake--thence South go 30' West, 8
Links, and a White Oak Bush bearing
30'--lhence 80 so East, 80 Chains, 10
Links--thence 80 so East, on the Girdo
of the Town Of Liberty, as per Survey
ors Plat--thence South SO 80 West,
TO the place of beginning--containing
Acres, more or less. SAID
Lands lying and being in the County OF
Amite and State Of Mississippi Il is fur
Their ordered by the Court, that his Clta-
ton be published in the Liberty Advo-
cate,n and >Woodvile Republican" for
the time prescribed by Law.
,A..,. WITNESS the Honorable
JoHN WALKER, Judge Of the
Probate Court Of Amlte Coun-
", at the Court House there,
TV9VN Of, in the Fourth Monday 81
March, A. ID. One thousand Eight Hun
9' S. r. DAVIS, Clerk,
BY B. W. SETH, Dep, Cl'k
ISSUED s5:h March, 1916.
March gs,slS46 fN0
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pot cid sef The incidentally al sustaining Their
scsss,ls; let them cherish Tie lsvr children All teach
then ard rs ,oa eal.hiep the atcte al south IN Tie
lower scale oi sacisi .s,stiUa. vii lend aud b.
in'ermised amongst spa, Tie iad.tt Youth etIacatt.l
taking his pehn IN your ptoiessas yuur dellhpra
hd'es- allied tier genus and waf,h and learhg cau
Command a"y slaher) 10 youi mat elevated ian,i,es
ne VIII Do huch To sitet. then your s,cial bonds nd
renose ih>e diu,s disl which destiny the haf
manf OF seieis rs ,a.n aud hts feralrcls are IN
TIE poii hls psi or his sireas mlh The rlch and
his single eA' .,ple ard alaenc. vii do more /, haf.
noaze inr ,eaisases. where .y btsecu frh and
P'Vr ih-n toe adupiIun 81 every special Free scla
Sfssm, Which may ue ia operation lsrW here ~ upon
IAper here.
MI, Speaker, have sFukea Of he pot the adso.
cate Z" Their enlightenment. lrue bat spift Of
demssosnes'--i speak 1t tdutslng ll,m. the best
nrs-s OF 'qnslzng the blessings u edgcsllun. and a
producing The only sqnaltly "hiei ,oeeiy has
co2nxed-th 'qusliy OF intellectual adtantages-glse
'nan thst. aud ms ofiga rs ttfmler; give hun nfah
al he, and The d-adsaBsees ol tsry associations
perPcuated IN his lenBiarca.
have any participated IN tbs debate hersuse fear
ed thai m ise admirable interest laAcn Education the
present system night be deslwyed and is my siurrre
'snvcibin thai II hal system he aeodtd and IS fli
cheney Increased by literal sppfuIfajiuu II y ill., IA
tune. do all that is nqard 1T TIT OF universal
Education IN Virginia
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

Light da"ns IN lhas Sat, which had supposed
VAS lredeemaJly given up 10 llco6colsu. The con.
test tone sure, IS Triangular one-be Locos being spin
IN twain there esenber Ivy in'caal GUds Bon il
does not the less certainly iorrsladuw the fate If nai
Incougfnuns combination by which The y hias we've de-
lra'el n 1911.
Returns have teen received from Sc towns in " hich
appears that The ocoiuco candidate FIR Goycrlar re-
cevrd l2,ilO VOTES aud the rther candidates 5. Gus
sh' wing large Locotoco loss since The election asl
year, The Pnbab, lha There viii be no Il. c,ton
by the propIe and hal the choice " IN dev,yp u35n the
Legislature; and is believed thai ,r the first tim, IN
yearly ~ years. tie Wings viii have MAJORITY on
JIM bail" IN Thai body As lar herd oa, II " hjgs
nave bee" elrc'rd' - ieros, AID : .iodcp,ndenls'
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Con,eoitc fntrI.t0cilCc.
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT

APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT.
By nid leih ne airiee and eoassai II hs Seaaff.
Burlington Anthony. Ia be ,natshsl Of The [ aIltj
stars af HE district o Rhoae Island. vice syl,esr'
iiartshatu. removed.
Samns j. Masters. OF Sew iofk. 10 he cunsu' af he
United States ~ he pr ui nerefafa IN Bnsh Cut
am. vice ts.s BenJiuif decreased
Allen AlcLanr. Ia be- register al he land dc ff the
disifri ri lsnd= sahrrt sae FIau-turt Ml.-aua.
3ist Mafe1. i rs. ,lcc iames H. B.rch. w4asr
resignation I'll lske en.et an dat day
Alexander linofrr. 20 b. Mlf.haa lhp Gn.,J Stair,
for the Dstrirfa II oslusnbis
james Mchl--lek. # Arkansas. Ia be IaJan AgepI
ff The ohtfabee Agency. m ia, place oi T. NJ. Buef,
" busc conmiss on had expired.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-19

ar.95.rh,s su sa GasefatnH nj al Nasaziya, were
4a waud fsuslH uhul surh darunenis received o.
u. .hI a. efHuIue LIS the If fFHsaf'ila
et,f states Hat ~ much di-2uslsd ltA lie rfa;-
s1i lac bad received The hands 81 tie Mexican Gov
efbHenf.
Another leile states fhst there vas rfcaf reason 10
nfIisYe HAT M = des treatment had brea such ~
must lad IL iaf1 biuss with Mexico. The Wnt"f
sas- hst the OF The eaoina men Of MfAin had
hen IL nstufr mast Outrageous m the Ua"f u thr
frsrf fi51 ola Munster FROM this county 81 outage
us. Hal u9 Hhrf tscuafse Than ffs5ri var irit
u.s. lae eHlef ih.nks thai II BE- declared Imn,
datly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-19

me Itrds Sena!o's.- Gen. San. Houston and Gen.
','aS D. h'a6 have heen elected L. :. Senators by
'oe IL l-alnre Il the Stale al Texas now IN scsson-
10Th ii 'h'm receiving nearly unatd vele iJoh
haniolph "rre nov alive. lie would admit lhal some
at" nay ''lde bah sides 81 sarlte' without danger
a"' n,"s every eXertl, covrry and upnly to defeat
a'"'Aa'in, ionso" Is The fr,l 10 rap The reward Of
- "'a''oh Lei other !ocoloco aspirans for The
aeA' Presidency oak Will To their interests
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-19

H. ptiia China newspaper q tXifaoffinafy >'ze IS
pliisa,d weekly an siil l. chained - have been IN
q -eBrf snre Ih4n sests. l. Is 81 That IN l1z1
y4s1- ufir,t caused le aIzf intelligence 10 te IT.
serted IN ltis ne,ysp,prr Tor winch he WAS put 10
d,afh-S esrr1 uuub.rso i this paper preserved IN
The foyaI l19raf, ei Pans, which are 10. yards Ung.
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THURSDAY. .N.4RcH 10. Is46.
: PktNG ELECTION.

SPRING ELECTION
Les, i said han usual in The r,bc prn,s rl,tive f.,
the approaching Spsun .le-Ii,,. nut c.r.iorv h,,s
the duties \, ich will devolye an thu ,ex, ,i,,,,,
are les. Important lIlan Ise winch have ,c.,nia ,t
attention at is pfriacess rs Int abyi,nslv IN ,s.
qnence u, the su1s,Ienre Ia = c,n.lsr,5la .x,o,, -,
thai party GeGHg which for many wear. n, ;. has ~
erted eontr5ln! Influence in every county # b. c
monNpalh. In .one respects. dabtle4s tins cl,,nro
s not be deprecated; but we u,lJw,th ali efe,a,.s
enquire miiefll r II uay NJ, lead In ,n6rt,oai
Ia lhis county. declded is the hp prrpaGdrfanre
since lha formation Of the ne,y c,no,v al A,,,,a,,x
that our political opponents, iharah unff,ruIy tpaIsu
a. HEY have been under ,n,re pra,t,,,s ,,i4,.,s
sncp rbn Sprn9 al 1855 have nepri Nv ,ls.ilued the
lnientlan of running candidates at all ha nalura con
sequence nj this u huas IS alrealiy m unusual
number If Wing candldalcs hy the eeeor Of either If
whom, o course The political upiaians OF the rim,
veall be faithfully reflected Bala few i,,ly,I.,I
(lnd.lu. from the lcrur Of a brief afllcl. " Itch a
I'd IN our lasi miner sfe, ,is,, cod +, -, h;,,,
ordinary desrrr n ll.,,s95lyz ., ,,l m ar,
Gleut will ney,., h.. .,i,',...., bon.
i,,,,ira}io, =, ,c,,l..,.,., ~ -, !, ....;.
tani,i-l.l -. .l,.,, '''
or,at pers, nal r.,al,,,,, "
Tor the Uzig, Of can,.bsu ,r,,I,.
hec !eave. .lb ALI ,,s,e,, =, ia,
gentleman. and vifl, all J.t,,,,co
lllosp vim advise Iii. ra,,.e ..@'',ll,
lfcldfd dissent ~, ,,.,.x,r,
is HAT lyn,I burn las ,,,r,,,.,, I,.ti.,.,a,.
aud protect. an Hat ue .l,old have Al, ,,o ,,o,..
rather HAN In nari,,,,l N, l,,,,.. j.,
sentative We adn II; I'M, has j., ,..o.,, ,,. ,a., j..
The ranks Of the Nh,.. marry ,b.,e e.
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a IA Es -.

a CAst.
VIE citizens Of Lynchbure m Isl respectfully in
Il formed that G. b zzaolra prnruses 10 ro,,,rsnco
his c.ufse ii musical Instruction. ON HE
PIANO. GUITAR, FLUTE AND VIOLIN,
on the 23d inst. II is desirable therefore tnt Tins.
who are disposed to brsinx their patronage on him
would he kind enough 10 infarm him Of H.
ti's office will be over ID r. Lyman's store
Terms for 8 months instruction other Of the aboye
. iramenis S25.
Feb. 10 L. s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-19

W 1 We Nyihr''Iie Republican, surveying The pres
i'''S III '''e ""u'h"FSie counties his Spring express
Is It's apprehension iha the Wing poison which has
nee" working IN the county Of Russell several years. is
spreading through the hdy polc, aud viii This year
result Ia the choice OF Wing delegate. Sc noe il be,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-19

At an adjourned meeting Of In Stockholders If the
JAMES River aud kanawha Cumdeoy. held IN The Can
lt9 IA I've c,iy Of Richmond, ma Thursday. the 5h Of
Is adopted:
Resoecd, Tlat il is due 10 Joseph c. Cabal. who has
RESUMED The flee o President OF this Company, held
by him from It's Iouudauau declare our sense oI his
merits as a'thIal, zaous aud energetic olicer and
ms mfeung does, therefore bear It's testimony Ia
ms tAaiitd el"taeer his unaIterng devotion to his Of
fetal euiIea, and the energy aad zeal with which II,
has ever pressed forward the ends oi The Company.
h@olre'. That the Chairman be requested Ia co,,.
munlcaie the foregoing resolution 10 Mi Caheu win
an apf@praie letter. and to HE same 10 be pub,
lIsitd IN the neW spapefs of the cliy.
EXirac from the minutes
W. u. Gil rIENDE.N Cl,k
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Oath .fhs "faka u ira We icafa tih Re
sfrt faal 81. Rahaa Msrhs Wei kFaah y i#a-tsei
he country a. the ''fskrf Il Az" dtd a Lools'i.e
~ fne-day las. u dfal-y n 'beehest.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-19

he Philadelphia L : Gszrlle say- that DR. Dya-
a.as aaIasr la, bern ,naaseJ since MS atryai IN Pa
rs fasn THIS teanry. liz pferafatlsn of hlIsrn
cl account oi this country. Ia he thutfd = we years
f,sldsorr N AmeIics - Amefca ia lie Nineteenth
Ctnluty.o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-19

We regret ia that the senate If Mississippi AYR
refused, dy Of io IT, II adopt a resolution lof
lr payment Of hr planners Iank bond.. II just
dot. ~ recognized hY GOV. Brown aad rs liquidation
strongly recommended. There be no eAeuse l9r tins
"rapudlaton"
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NR.Gaal0Na yVaN,sp3po,

I NE SUBSCRIBERS are wanting In purchase
ary nuaher ot LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES
lhalNiil sau the s#ulnein market
Is they mr." anY'ons Ia make helf purchases as spre
dy IS possible, they assure her avn any ,,r s,l
0ai "I MIL pay Horrl cash p,ic, as r,n he ohin-
y" -" "',, .A'A,' ia tine Sa'e Persons Who wish to
sell NH do we'll 10 call on lhem lore umhrnp sale
\, b'-Ne wshlo purchase ooe NJ teo BaekSniih
Az, N'pfol'fs. DAVIS \ HART.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-19

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