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/ he 'ssaois now between Mr. Meade and Mr. Boiling;
one Is randidaie who has n all times agreed in certain
great principics with the Democrats and concurs with
"" ~ 'his time about the and the measura. ri the
party: The other MIR. Boiling has ava,s been fed, raj
whg-une IN 1910, aud the at the present day
IN word, MIR. Meade will faithful, represent the dem
ocats-Alr. Billing will eniuey isrels.nt hcr yet
the Wing papers are lnsdnnsl, seeking prevail thu
iensfaa ,.sefs II the district either To vote iur Boil
ling. " not vote at all 20
Very naughty beia,os certainly in the Wings. 10
attempt to persuade Democrats fr Mr.. Boiling I!
Fie. upon III
ohe ies, might be applied 10 ascertain h,w long Mr..
Meade has been Democrat. Gen Dromgooe's De-
nacraey no one can question. lie was, once, the
aoest and most consistent Of the party in the State
lie was elected repeatedly TO the State Legislature, and
10 congress. IN how many instances did Mr. Meade
vote for hun or wish his success The answer to this
query would be decisive.
II Is unnecessary 10 Speculate TO the result Of the
election. The Democratic party have pm, forth their
utmost sNcftlons aud il is evident, contemplate the is.
sue with The greatest anxiety Mr. Boiling with
IN scare OF votes Of beating Gen. Dromgoole in April
neither Mr. Meade the renegade Whg nav stronger
than was the consistent Democrat, Gen. Dromgooc, III
aMl'. will be decided by the polls To day.
We hope the returns may he speedily received, and
the result known within reasonable time.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-05

The aggregate amount received from tolls ON all the
!t" ,oTh annals. tWm the conmonc mrnt OF uatiea
'"h HIS s'aSon 10 tha PA Instant inclusive. -eehp
ihr da,s,-was 81 Gji t5-an incrass n,rf the same
| ofIod last year. -nualy eight dsys-oi &5o2ol9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-05

lie t. = soop OF war, Jamestown on her pass pe
from Boston to Norfolk got aground in the Chesapeake
on th'n1uo'eague shoals She got of without damage
and arrived at Norfolk She il about to sail for the Az
mean station, o. the flag ship of Commodore BoLToN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-05
I.ATER EROM EIrROpE

he arrival Of the steamer " ashnrfon lpos later in
'eIlIg'nce from Europe. There had been an improve
men IN he prices of brcadsiu,, which, will be seen.
has 'd - s'e'hlns more than corresponding. advance
in TIC Northern markets
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-05

sold, on Thursday last, 6,, -hhj.. Of roaeeo. made
by Robert lluchiugs, Esq. ct ru4sy l,aum. W. l. NJ
u, No. >, = 80; \o.3, at 81 10 80. l. at 81 ~
Mo-. At 81 30 average s 10.
JED CARTER il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-05
l.sasAal for ale
TEUIE SUBSCRIBER has a yaIga4ls 7l.8igs
or LAND Tor sale.

IN Bedford county. about one mile from K Ter AZ
1,nyi" NM, On llllIe Otter. adjoining lie lads +
lhona, 7 Mitchell. u llliam l. 4 epin aud Oh en-
lnlS Land lies vel, arl is first rate Ioaeco Lad
ana 'he wood land Is well lmbered. wish those thai
want lAnd oea aud view IT, The terms sLal h, In
eaI. here is small House on IL Kitchen aud sta
be- and ie" Apple Trees II first -nle 3iner i,as
July l2-w4W DAVID NJ ItsRiGII,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-05

vENif. Valley Union Education Society Of Virginia
4 will hold lis next annual meeting at Bpici,nri
Springs on Monday, the 9Th day Of September V,r-
ous matters oi Importance will claim the attention OF The
society and all the are urged to be present. Ell.
Their in person or by proxy.
CHARLES L.COCkF.
Recording Secretary
Botctour Springs, August 5--tlS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-05

Capt CARHiNGToN, Of the Virginia volunteers, has
opened rendezvous in Petersburg for recruits 10 fill up
the regiment. He will remain until the lst Of October.
when he is ordered to Join his regiment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-05
Pill. AnFIpllA MARKETS -

flillNnflPlIA MARKETS July 81 VI
ihe Flour market Is uusctiledhy the steamers neus
ard there have hccu sales I he uuiko peo.faik /
unsettled. The Gram nathrt alta stand
Seven leet water IN the river At ru,hurp AMI - itef
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kales he'd in the cles Oirc # the Ilu.lino. C1rtt
\ Ion The town # lfnehhur, N.Y1tr the 2Gh day
ot1nlf lsi7 6 quarterly ssion. o sad Cont comm. "a.
eias IN The hs Monday n teetat)
Lucy eafl Ais#s t#4s, iliam A Clark John " m
~ s..#..u4 h9eas Wright, merchants and partner,
ming aai' The stie aud INN o Bu, ,uti and Ighl John
T. ahell and Jah Mehinny, administrator Of Peter Nc
Kinney, deceased. Plaintiff.
May Brown, Bernard q llendricl &I.ucy his WIFE Am
mon q Hancock Abraham shelton ard Mary Jane his vii
IaeharahJ " heat aud Martha Ann lis vile Samuel Han.
eaee John II hancock, Francis II. Hancock Daniel Il
Hancock Lucy \. Hancock and Christopher Moore (ls
hefs al Law 81 Amman Hancock dcc'd) the said Ammr &
Hancock, richard K trillo aud Benjamin f. Scrgps AZ.
Administrators oi the said hmmon lancoch decd the said
RehnId tralc IN his own right Isaac adams IN his own
night anl - surviving partner of Ammnu Hancock and ,
sad leaac Adams, late hanfs and partners trading und
The sfle AMI tm pi iauroc and Adam John smith IT, and
Nm ]. smith, Administrator oi John W. Pagwcl der'a.
D,rndints,
l. GrsNCruY,
The drfndants Bernard & Hendrrt ard I pr, Lis witt.
Samuel iidncot and Gbnstohr Moore havne entered
then appearance and gwen elty according 10 The Act Of
Assembly, and the Rules d this CoHt arl I arne,rin b.
ailslae ~ evidence that AeJ g. ih.oinns 81 Mi,
m5nwtaih il IS ordered that said defendants do appcar here
on the r day Of thcucN October tenn and answer the bill
II The Plaintiff, and that copy this ordet be- forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper published the town oil chhu
Tor two months eeeste and posted the front oor of the
Court House oitis town.
copy-1csie,
August ) On
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-05

10 The correspondence between Major Fry, late
commander of The Pad regiment OF Kentucky vuus
TIERS and the Hon. Levi Lincoln in relation the re
mains Of the OF the latter, the gallant Capt Lincoln
who fell Buena Vista, will be found interesting and
highly creditahle 10 both parties 1t noble conduct
In The kcntuckians 10 charge themselves with the re
mains :" apt. Lincoln. when they had so many of their
own honored dead 10 convey home for sculpture Incl
denls like this it is which knit in bonds of n,; elton the
various states Of The Coniederacy Who can doubt that
lassaclnse Is and Kentucky have been chi closer
together, IN ttelng and sympathy by the fact that the
Ut 81 blood ii each, mingled The same ell fought field;
aud that the bearing oil the ehvalllc Lincoln on the march
IN The camp and in the heldy fight won the love ana
adinallon OF the raye of the West Nearly every
state has had is representatives. in the army ard scarce
y one itht tas not had efi.a II. who distinguished
himself. and perhaps moi one viii has moi furnished It's
quota 10 the oonscl ption Of death. the battle field
IA h has interest IN The victories wen by onr arms
and this claim 10, and participation ln the common glory
m The nation, do more 10 cement the mon than all con
Sldeallons II mutual dep, ndence aud political ,con,y
he love oi Tie mon Is reyafId into a scrumcnt-
and Paio Alto Resaea de Ia Palma, Monterey. Buena
|lsaand Ceno Gordo,wei they were with tn, blood md
Won as they acre ls the skill and Iravery ofmcn from
every State, are magic words. the mention Of which
awakens glorious assocailDas under hose il duonce no
sud Arguments could Per- nae Americans they are NJ,
nc {, pie
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VI tl{ltIlt,I.

Married, on the -9lh OF July by Rev. - II naWson
Mr llENg, tAEELrr, To MIS- ERAN,l, Pants danohz
tel 81 Icde,ah parls all 81 Bedford
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-05

fu1llS ncW aud handsome establishment. situated on
the corner ii Mlin or Il. aud " all srlrcta aud IN
the oentp al he ely, rendering convenient tor bust.
nesaf peasafe. having been eptrton siucr the 2rd
ot 'eeenhel as, and 50 lar as W. know fulfilled (cy
efP toeNent ol aeeommudalle0D Interpretations of
It's numerous pm os 10 whom we lrtnrn ouru. ST
heart Ill aud eratelu acknowledgement the owners
The Property. with a hemIllr bcuoainq to Jh,m.
have determined 10 add 10 II trt, ssric roopa- winch
are INV IN ptoafess 10 he iush,d 10y Dhc list OF October
rendering II on el Tie lazy, "a aud most ,ummudious
lloteIsia Virginia and renew cur obligations To our
lQendsa and HE public, with e, aud attentive resistant,
and servants. 10 devote ou WhoIc umc aud attention to
their eomtlrt aud convenience whilst So rum ne with
IA. Gu apartments In families being d,ubrl 6y the
addition 9lhs vii mud equal accommodation with amy
house III tn sale, JOHN MIME 4 son
lwrrrlors.
Il rhmuud. Aneuzt 5-Wlw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-05

Mr.. Clay is probable now at the White Sulphur
Springs IIe 10 have left tishfsnl the 2ttb ul,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-05

X - mtaes u aiientian 81 purchasers 10
IA his stock 81 PIANO Fok1ES. n the alsile E.,als
mont, lccine eanfasu fla tn, vii give ,tisIst,, IN
i"H" Al nz lianaH ne Warranted aud sod on tris sfG
lcrl foo W. tetunel lint god
constant additions "a tlt Inn - present Al all times m ~
''n''c "a9tmei embracing al IL styes d finish born 4
Rosewood and Mahogany
lie ole" Hhr uf tie an1 f5ites iflni rraf.r refy
'' m'b'r than oliet establishment ffr STATE tlts ,a
't l' create a 4iassa way u sreetien h., +
'.' ''' Nfst W. Nm ss id nosi esl,rae makers IL NJ
~ .Hc can nm tie esf ts. IN purchasing Il Pm = u
H. ''"i lhe' ae esels tlfbf H ftpfe ats .fafa
'"'.l me- aud hflltaass - taia zHHs 6lsnf
tn' t'nass i'sis aud durability Waili4aIazl - ~
each Instrument .ad bl I'm
''Wlt il7p tie taHntn attended u ~ 54s5.t=-4
Pl"'"''tN and ad.s and eeutl.ren. ,I=tl3az a. q 49,
i'n'e 'ie ael thst ~ heHe>e, he = it,ata ~
N'" H. ha ls# s1taele# ttan rs inafes Ia
q" "N'A"h' - VII heti t44--tfietest Gttrrv
Ih,'- eHslaIms laahmel >son. 80, - ~ 200 ga
Jlu so, mn aal np,,at.ls 49, 49,
-, u. J. tefl@ ainei tni insfft mtnis. N genera
.W h''t 9aaflN lafzH St6el of tiHss rni and -,
N" 2lr' an laed md he is eouslantl! receiving sl,s
II,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-05
AGN'E AND yENER CltREp.

Mr. 9 u. Remson, (Grocrr, Middle Village l. II sa,s
he sold IN Smhhs "udnn Vegetable Sugar ounted p,I4e
10 t"o persons There l the icycr and aguc aud permanent
IN, Wa, m both cases. speedily elected fu headdehc
odds le>rs, dyspepsia low spirits So, There u1l then
equal To be found IN the VIII lie mugc II phmary H. raf
in eiinnatios. base "om"rl, aud mind that the i,tle,
signature of G. Benz Smith the bottom OF ,a b, ,
erwise spurious Pills will be plmcd wn YOU.
Oswcgo, \. Y Ma, 20 40
nr & Dem smith.
neaf Sr We have but h1\ ul the .Surlt Coatela
Indian Vegetable Pills on hand. having sold Ia bYs
hall dozen at time the whole OF what received Qtcly
W. were not aware that oW supply was exhausted Ii
sale has much increased ,crcuy Your Ptls Ind TAI,
esennc popular IN thu section n the country, as lar rs
we have heard, they have given satisfaction TO ever, iny
nal Mhp has taken them yDp uk proper You ma, sen
supply On by express We sh irrl,c Them soont, w.,
will undoubtedly need them
Yours truly,
{. 4 T.. CANFlEl.D
For sale in yuchhurg, by
JOHN A. SEAh. Druggist
August tim Aren't Tor tbc p,a,,,et.,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-05

For sale by SETH W. FOWLE, I3S Wa.li,rt,n strec,
OF sale N yuDhburg " hocsac and Retail Il, ,1r II
~ MNN,-m by druggists and dcalcrs in Medicine. ger
rally.
August 1T GN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-05

WORTHY or NOTICE lad lG years oi ae.. cured
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-05
Town Lots nj Auction,
NV iil.ain y wills.
& sssh for DE he8g.

sash for ~ beGg.
fEils alseahef will ply The highest cash price for
WHEAT,
delivered either at The lanshomts Mills, or at Beaver
tnsek \ \. MONTGOMERY.
August 6-wfs
| caHt held Ion ilahA> county the 26th da, ol Juy,
Y ISL
IN the Hoiiane 1humas 7 Nnotr aui Sufan hta ,,i,..
tefatees ia the es'a 81 Be,r, bas deceased. and
Nes having elapsed spee tie 9ual sten "a tine cN,,utor
Is erlefea that all pafseas. having atms aur the
lent, do exhibit Inc le settlement to laNrs s. G,,cv,
thu rsesui5f al NJ hltae Setruh. hest and If g. ur.
thu arletat ta aefle It u1s or1et he published tbs
fuehtuf NnRman In eishl ,,rela ivrv AMI post.
a Al The honi dan II the court hon VI Thus county,
seNofal .ostt dtsH
Lisa,
NM 5, IOlT I. G.
M NV
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-22
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papers. Advertisements inserted TO order
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ent papers can be examined those VINO do
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them.
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Gases, ETC., necessary for Printing office.
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notice.
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and promptly attended TO- in all parts Of the
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acknowledgements Agent Sun Build
ings, Third and Dock ST., opposite Mer.
chants Exchange, or 440 Moth Fourth ST.,
Philadelphia.
May IS, 1S47.
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OF THE
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the character Of the paper will be i'm
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The elegant quarlo form Of the Mirror,
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AGRlC UlT r Al.
We believe in small farms an

We believe in small farms and
thorough cultivation. The soil
loves to eat as well as its owner
and should be nurtured.
We believe in large crops,
which leave The land better than
they found it-making both the
farm and The farmer rich at once.
We believe in going to the bot
tom of things, and therefore in
deep blowing, and enough of it;
all the better if with a subsoil.
We believe that the best fer
tility of the soil is the spirit of
industry, enterprise, and intelli-
gence; without this, lime and
gypsum, bonds and green man.
ure, mari or plaster will be of lit
tie use. =.
We believe in good fences,
barns, good farm-houses, good
stock and good orchards.
We believe in clean kitchen,
Il neat wife in it, a spinning pi
ano, a clean cupboard, dairy and
conscience.
We firmly disbelieve in far
mers that will not improve, in
farms that grow poorer every
year; in starved cattle ; in far
mers' boys becoming clerks and
merchants; in farmers daugh-
ters unwilling to wol k and in
all farmers who are ashamed of
their vocation.
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New Orleans Type Foundry.
AND PRINTERS, DEPOT.

TIME undersigned beg leave to announce
Il to Publishers and Printers hat they
have established a complete and extt nsive
Type Foundry in this city.
The Bo k Letter of this Foundry was
cut to order by workmen of long experience.
and as no expense has been spared to obtain
the handsomess faces and To perfect it in
every respect, we will venture 10 say il will
be found as handsome. if not The handsom-
est in the U. States. We have also very
handome assortment of Fioapers and job
Letter, OF the latest style, To which we
would call the attention OF Printers before
purchasing elsewhere. All articles manu-
featured by us will be OF material equal,
if not superior to any manufactured at the
North; and as We shall furnish type at New
Nork prices, we trust 10 meet with encour-
agement.
We are now prepared to manufacture
Brass Rule and TO execute orders for Type
of any magnitude, with promptness W.
would also particularly call the attention oil
Printers 10 our Leads-having an entire
new seit of Moulds. by which we are ena-
bled to furnish perfect article. We are al
SO Age nts tor the sale Of the Napier, Wash
ingIon and Smith Presses, which. together
with Chases. Cases, Composing Sticks,
Furniture, Ink, and every other article in
the Printing business, will be kept on hand,
and furnished at Manufacturers prices.
IT The Prorrietors Of Newspapers who
will publith this advertisement six months,
and send paper 10 our Office, weekly. will
be paid for the advertisement by purchasing
six times the amount of advertising bill in
Type.
GREEN & CO., II Canal st. Row.
New Orleans, April %, lS47. 2lm.
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COFFIN g. GRIGGS.

No. 81 & SO, Commerce Street and 80 d DO
Front Street.
MOBILE.
OFFER for sale an extensive and com.
" plete assortment of
Swedish Bar lron-ass'd, 1al5 in. wide.
Swedish Plough Iron-ass'd, 6a12 do
Swedish Square Iion--ass'd, 1a34 do
English Round, Square and Flat Iron-ol
American Refined Round Iron-4al inch
American do Square Iron-sak inch
American do Band, Horseshoe, and
Scroll and Hoop Iron.
American do Nailrod Iron.
american do Flat Iron, suitable for
Screw nuts.
American do Boiler Iron, Sheet Iron,
and Imitation Russi., Sheet Iron.
Steel-Naylor's Cast, German, Blistered
Spring, Shear and Crowley.
Sheet Cast Steel Bristles, Glue, Screws,
Butts, &c.
Gin Gear and Saw Mill Irons, of all des-
cripions.
Hollow Ware-American, English and
French
Nails and Spikes. Of Swedes' Iron, of all
sizes. s5
Guns-Single aud Double barrel Shot guns
and Rifles, a superior assortment.
Grindstones-NoyaS Scotia Blue Grit.
Ploughs--Sub soil, and a variety of Rug
gles', Nourse and Mason's make, and 9th
er kinds.
Straw-Cuuers, Corn Shelters, Corn and
Cob Mills and Fan Mills.
Hoes, Trace Chains. Log and Ok Chains
Collins Axes.
With general assortment of HARD
WARE AND SHIP CHANDLERY,
all OF which they offer for sale very low for
cash or approved paper.
January 6, 1S47 | If
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-22
The Thorough Bred Horse
LITTLE BILLY

w ILL stand for Mares The ensuing
W Spring Season. commencing March
Slh, at The following places at L. D. Chan
mans. Mrs, Hagery's Mills, Haynes Court
Ground, Mr.. Cs,noun's, aud McCloud's
Mills, at the following rates: Eight Dollars
me season, and Twelve Dollars to insure a
ioa.-lhe season to end ON the LIST day OF
July next
The visit and season money will become
due at the expiration Of the season, and The
insurance money as soon as the mare is as
certain ed 10 be with foal. or transferred, in
which case the owner Of The mare, when
put, will be held accountable for the money.
All possible care will be taken to prevent
accidents or escapes, but no liability will be
incurred for either.
N. b. The horse will be removed from
each oil the above places soon after three
o'clock, P. NJ. on the second day of each
standing, in order TO reach the next place of
standing the evening previous; and persons
wishing to have their mares served, will
please attend before that hour.
LITTLE BILLY is a sure colt getter,
and his colts can be compared with any in
this country, which is a sufficient recon-
mendation to any person.
DEscRIpTroN. is bright chestnut
color, nearly l6 hands high, and six years
old. His fine size, gay and commanding
appearance, together with his pedigree, GER
tainly entitle him to the attention OF breed.
ers.
PEploREE.-LITTLE BILLY was sired
by VIM. t;aston, who was sired by Editor,
one Of the bes' bred sons of old Timoleon;)
his dam was chestnut mare, owned BY Mr..
b. Hagerty. and from certificates now in
my possession, no doubt exists but that she
was thorough bred. His sire, WIN. CASTOR,
was one OF the hest race horses cl his day
never lost race except when he boiled
Castor was raiseG by G. Robinson, of
Montgomery County, ant subsequently
owned by Col. NJ. A<hurst.
EDMUND r. CHAPMAN.
March 5,lSl7.
certify that the horse VIM. CASTOR was
SIZED bv Editor Zone Of the es, bred sons
OF old Timoleon, his dam Uaker Girl by
First Consul. bis grand dam BY Jewess Elk.
petition. Uraker Girl was thorough bred
mare, brought 10 the south by Maj. James
w. Johnston. CASTOR was trained and run
several seasons, and never lost race ex.
cept " hen he bolted. He was raised by c..
Robinson, formerly Of this country
M. ASHURST.
Feb. 9, lS47.
Icer!iy that in the spring of 1910. Mr..
B. Hagerty bred CHI. mare to CASTOR
that he represented her 10 me as being tho
rough bred. Sine was fine looking mare
and remained at my house until she proved
with foal. The pedigree of this mare as
given me by Mr.. Hagerty put down in my
steed hood, which has since be, destroyed
and do not now recollecf the pedigree.
M. ASHURST.
Feb 0, 1s47.
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j. Nj. FINCH & co.

MANUFACTURERS and dealers in
lvl Saddles, Brides, Saddle and Carpet
Bags, Harness, Whips, Collars, &c. &C..
No. 30a Water street, Mobile.
Keep on hand general assortment oil
Harness and Birdie Leather. SkirIlng. Hog
and Sheep skins, Top Leather Gin Bands
&c. &c. Saddles and Brides made 10 or
der. All of hich are recommended Ia
persons visiting the city. and those Acsirous
OF purchasing any thing in the above line
are invited to call, before buying elsewhere
They have on hand larger assortment Of
Carriage, Coach and Buggy Harness, tnan
any o'her house in the city, and will sell on
The lowest kind Of terms.
Feb lS47
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BLANKS.

THE attention Of Lawyers, SLeiffs and
- Clerks of CouIIs, is requested 10 ibe
following Blanks. which have just been
printed, and are for sale a, "The State
Guard" Office:
Wri,s, Declarations, Execution in AS
sumsif, Execution in debt, Execution fcy
Damages, Delivery Bonds, Supeona, Ca,
Sa., Sciria Fa., Sheriff. forthcoming Bond
Retailers Oath and Licence, Commissions
nserseers 81 Roads; Ja;5oas t;serliica,es.
Witness Certificates, Garnasbees, Capias
Bonds, Replevy Bonds, Bonds for Tile,
Deeds Of Conveyance, &c. Any orders
from distance for any ofths above, OF any
other kind, will meet the stsietest attention.
These Blanks are printed on good paper
and offered for vi per quare. &
Feb. 90