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TO MR.. JAMES BAKER

GlG-you not being an lnhabitant of this Common.
> wealth, will please take notice, that we shall, on
Tuesday, the 18th day of October, A. D., 1877, between
ID. hours of 10 O'Clock. A. M, and 6 O'Clock, p. NJ of
th1, day, al tho Tavern House Of James Gregory, in
csei 70 take the dsposions Of Nancy Woodcock and
o:is's, 10 be read as evidence In q certain suit in Chan.
tay, now pending In the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chaneery for the county Of Chesterfield, in
me Sla:e Of Virginia, In which we are compiainants,
aat you aud others are defendants-at which time and
,'''e yu can attend, if you think proper. And If,
ron any cause, the taking Of the said dispositions shall
mol oe commenced, or, being commenced, shall mol be
completed on that day, then the taking thereof viii be
continued from day TO day, at the same place, and be.
tween the same hours Of each day, until they shall be
aAen orronpleied. Respectfully, SC.
SAMUEL BRUMMALI,
NANCY DRUMMALL,
JANE WEIR,
And the other parties Plaintiffs.
Chesterfield CO, Va, Sept. 10, lS47.-cw5w
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Before the end or the year, The Siavea, about $50 IT.
number, the Stock, Crops, &c, will be offered for sale
OF which due notice WILDE given. B. w. l..
Sept. l0-ctds w + w.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-17
LAW ON NEWSPAPERS.

For the information of a certain class o.
our patrons (!) we publish the following in
relation to the responsibilities incurred by
those who take the papers:
1. Subscribers who do not give express
notice to the contrary, are considered wish
ing to continue their subscriptions.
2. If subscribers order the discontinue.
of their papers, the publisher may con
tinue to send them til! all that is due be
paid.
8. If subscribers neglect or refuse to
take their papers from the Office to which
they are directed, they are held response
BILE llthey have settled their bills, and or
der their papers discontinued.
4. If subscribers move to other places,
without informing the publisher, and the pa
per is sent to the former direction, they. are
held responsible.
B. The Courts have decided, that refus-
ing to take a paper or periodical from the
office, or removing and leaving it uncalIed
for, when the subscriber is in arrears to the
publisher, is prsma jacie evidence of inten-
tional fraud.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-17
THRILLING

Alta Temperance meeting in Philadelphia
some years ago, a learned clergyman spoke
in favor of wine as drink demonstrating it
quite to his own satisfaction, to be scrip
tural, gentlemanly and healthful. When
the clergyman sat down a plain, elderly
man arose, and asked the liberty of saying
a few words. A young friend of mine, said
he, had long been Incorporate, was at length
prevailed on, to the great joy Of his friends,
to take the pledge of entire abstinence from
all that could intoxicate. He kept the
faithfully for some time, though the
struggle with his habit was fearful: till one
evening, in a social party, glasses of wine
were handed round. They came to a cler-
gyman present, who took a glass saying a
few words in vindication of the practice
"Well!" thought the young man, elf a cler.
gyman can take wine, and Justify it so well,
why not II" So he also took glass. 1t
instantly rekindled his fiery and slumbering
appetite; and after a rapid downward course
he died of dehrium raving mad
man.
The old man paused for %utterancc; and
w%asjust able to add:-"That young man
was my only son; and the clergyman the
Doctor, who, has just addressed
the assembly :"
Democratic banner., 1847-05-17

u Spinning is now all the fashion among
the Partisan ladies. 1t was introduced by
the Duchess of Orleans, whose wheels is
ivory ornamented with gold and ebony, and
this year wheels have been offered as New
Years gifts to many elegant young ladies,
This is the country, ladies, from whence
you derive all your boosted fashion. Will
you follow the wake Of the Partisan ladies,
and start the fashion of spinning? Do this,
and olden-time, when people were happy,
industrious and healthy, will again make
its appearance. The wheels of govern
ment will roll on more frugally; less pur-
chasing of foreign manufactures will be
the consequence, and our young ladies in
stead of being adead expense to their faith
ers, and after marriage, to their husbands,
will turn the scale in their favor, by largely
incseasing their wealth and comfort, and
open an epoch in the history of our coun-
try. Will you do it, ladies? Who'll CON-
mence the fashion? A fine ring to the be
.ginnerif she makes it popular in her vicini-
w. Western Expositor.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-17

II The wing party know that their hum
bugs are all cxposed-annihilated. Save
us Gen. Taylor or we perish, is the impor-
|%tunatc cry! To-be-sure we have been
humbugging the people about banks and
tariff; we have abused the war you are en-
gagged in, like pick-pockets; we have made
you a robber and murderer, and your army
a troop of bandits; but you know we were
only lying-following our trade. Just now,
be our candidate, give us all the Offices
the sop. We'll never get any of it, if these
locofocos have the power. Well give up
all the humbugs-we will-alr, ah! Well
say no more about tariffs, banks; no more
about the war against God-we wont-ah,
ah!-[Lou. Democrat.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-17

The following pungent paragraph from
a correspondent Of the Boston Post, hits
off admirably the schemng of desperate
partizans whe to make capital out of the well
won honors of Gen. Taylor. He is speak
ing O the nomination Of Gen. Taylor for
President and Corwin for Vice President:
There's a team for you-the antidote
and the bane done up in the package! Taylor
for the patriots-Corwin for the traitors
Taylor for the fighting boys-Corwin for
the cowboys, who delight to give "aid and
comfort" to the enemy! Taylor for the
slave-holders-Corwin for the abolitionists
Taylor for the Northumberland for the
monoPolists, the manufacturers, and money
mongers Taylor for the anti-bank and
hard money Corwin for the corporators and
rag barons! Truly this ticket is worthy
the ingenuity of the cutest pedlar that ev-
.er left your goodly city with his cart filled
with notions. There's ware for every mar
ket, a ribbon for nearly every customer.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-17

1--we find the following in an exchange
paper, and publish it with the simple re-
mark that the plant occurs on all prairies.
NATURAL CoMPAss.-It is a well known
fact that in the vast p~araries Of Texas, a lit
tie plant is always to be found, which In
der every circumstance of climate, change
of weather, rain, frost, or sunshine, ~invaria-
bly turns its leaves and flowers to the north.
If asolitary traveller were making his way
across these trackless and desolate wilds,
without a star to guide, or compass to di-
rect him, he finds al unerring monitor in
an humble plant and he follows its guidance
certain that it cannot mislead him.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-17

sThe largest cannon l ever saw said a
traveller from Spain, was at Gibraltar;
drove into the muzzle with a six horse
teamp
Don't believe it, said his hearers. Its
true, I assure you,' said n of them; i was
inside with a horse and buggy, at the same
time, and in order to lot him turn round, |
drove out of the %touchhole.'
Democratic banner., 1847-05-17
THE STEAMBOAT THAT HAD NO
ROH ,ERS.

DuAAhS INV hISht IhS OpPOOGISOb OS-
tween the two steamboat lines, running
from the Kennebec to Boston, last summer,
and just as the rival boats were making
ready to start, a wagon hoved In sight in
which an old lady, with an accompaniment
Of banboxes and bundles, evidently equipped
for a journey. The respective agents of
the two lines sprang towards her: "Take
the Marshall, marm?-fne boat" "Try
the Penobscct-new boat, built last sum-
mer, commanded by the f~avOrite of every
body-Capt@. -" &c., &. The boys
and loafers around echoed the claims of
their ~favorite in COMFORT, "Hurrah for the
Penobscot!" $50 the John MarshalH!'-
The old lady, who had probablynever seen
a steamboat before, and whose chief notion
Of the varmints was connected with their
boiler bursting propensities, was almost be-
side herself with the terror at the hub-bub.
"Oh, Lord!I wish I'd never stirred a step,
If I'd a knew there was to be such an awful
as this Pm sure I wouldn't. The pesky
bilers, 1 know they'll burst-every body's
looking after me, and nobody's attending to
Fem. There, 60 right away, all of you, Pm
going straight back. I couldn't rest a
wink for fear of them pesky bilers."
"You need give yourseltno anxiety on &C
count ofthe bilors in the Marshall" said the
agent of the NJ; "they are new and sound,
and couldn't be made to burst"
care you sure of it ?" said the old lady,
evincing symptoms of a favorable disposition
towards the Marshall-ssyou anita tryin' to
practice on the credulity of apoor lone NO.
man, l hope"
"No fear of me-sound as a teakettle,"
was the reply.
The old lady was about descending from
the wagon to embark in the Marshall, when
agent No. 2 stepped up. :
"Madam," said he in a serious tone, emo
doubt the Marshall boilers are sound en-
ough, but the best boilers are dangerous
things. We knew that a great many peo-
pie had been killed by them-especially Of
late-and took the boilers out Of our boat
three ueeks ago."
"You did P" said she; 'that's the boatfor
me, then. Jemes, Ito the boy in the wagon,)
pass out the basket, and the bonnet box,
and the umbrella, and the parasol--and
don't forget the new shoes and doughnuts
under the seat. Tell Sally went in the
boat without any boilers, and she need have
no fear of me-"
And giving her arm to the agent she hur-
ried aboard the PenobscOt-remarking that
they had better hurry out of the way Of the
biIers of the other boat, as if they were to
burst she might get hurt at that distance.
Bulletin.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-17

The Hospitals at TerG Cruz.-We were
told last evening, that there were between
a thousand and twelve hundred in the hospi-
tall at this place, but that the deaths were
comparatively few. Many of these men are
Frustrated, worn down with dis
ease; and the nature Of the climate is such
as to make a change absolutely necessary
to bring them up again. To enable them
efectuaIly to recover, discharges are Civ
en- in every case where the certificate of
the physician to that effect is given. Sew
eral hundred have already been sent home
and we notice too many Of the volunteer
are retiring from service because of
i'll health.-lAmerican Eagle.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-17

Mwspapers-Dr. Johnson, when in the
%fullnes of years and knowledge, said q new
er take up a newspaper without finding
something | should have deemed it a loss
not to have seen; never without deriving
from it instruction and amusement.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-17

More DoctOrs-At the public commence
ment ofthe University of Pennsylvania, at
Philadelphia, on the Sd inst, 1913 gentle
men had the degree of Doctor of Medicine
conferred upon them.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-17

.Appointments.-The President has APP
pointed Brigadier Generals Pillow and Quit
man, who are now serving in Mexico, Ma
jor generals in the army of the U. States,
in the place of Col. Benton and Col. Cum
mings, who declined to accept.
Caleb Gushing, colonel of Massachusetts,
regiment, has been appointed brighter gen.
eral in the place of Gen. Quitman.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-17

A dentist was lately making a speech in
a political caucus, when a fellow in the
crowd exclaimed. what do you ask for
pulling a tooth doctor!' sI'l pull your tooth
for a shilling and your nose for half the
money! replied the speaker.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-17

Beautiful Hea.-The baptismal admoni-
ton Of the Hindoos is as impressive OIL the
by-standers as it is Observation-Disclosures ba-
BY, thou enterest the world weeping, while
all around you smile; contrive so to live that
you may depart in smiles when all around
you weep"
Democratic banner., 1847-05-17

Why would it be impolitic for Gen. Tay-
lor to become a candidate for the Presiden.
cy?
Because his actions in Mexico are posi-
tive proof that he tcon't run.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-17

I3"Oh, mothcr!" said a very little
child, "Mr. S. does love aunt Lucy, he sits
by her, he whispers to her, and he hugs
her"
"Why, Edward, your aunt does not suf-
fer that, doss she?"
"Sufer it! yes, mother, she loves it,"
Democratic banner., 1847-05-17

81 60 for a dissolution of the %union," as
the man said when he applied for a divorce.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-17

A venerable old man says:-"Let the
slandered take comforts only at fruit
trees that thieves throw stones"
Democratic banner., 1847-05-17

II Scandal will rub out like dirt when
it is dry.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-17
BY A LADY,

Young Ladies'! you are of habits nice,
II you will take a friends advice,
You never will a husband wed,
Whose mouth contains q filthy guild.
I've heard it said that earthly bliss,
Was found in pure affections kiss,
But lips besmeared with amber juice,
Can no exquisite sense produce.
No, never wed a man that chews;
His amber will your house abuse;
Our public rooms and churches, too,
Are specimens of what they do.
Dared Isrel's sons pollute that place,
Where God displayed his glorious grace?
o no, it was a house Of prayer,
And naught ~unclean could enter there.
J.B. w.
GUNS.--The number Of cannon captured
by our forces in Mexico exceeds $50, mos
of them very heavy pieces. There were
captured at
Resaca de la Palma,
At Matamoros, say 20
At Monterey, about 50
At Vera Cruz, town and castle, 400
At Alvarado 60
Total, 53S
If stacked together they would make
quite pyramid.
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IMPORTANT CAT1TInN

Inc subscriber has become IL oraa,
expense, the sole proprietor az Billings'
Oarmlna1lve and AstringentS Syrup. The
public are particularly cautioned aratnst
any preparation, whether under NM
name Of Billings Syrup Or Billings Az.
trlngent Syrup, unless put up with the
words blown On the bottle, Billings, Syr.
lp, y, % 'Voodmany Vicksbure.n with
tne 1872 smile Of my signature on Inc
outside wrapper.
a Liberal discount to Merchants and
Druggists.
90, WoODMAN, Vicksburp.
And sold u Sicklss 4 N.w n.
leans; w. H. Fox, Nalchez. A. Il M.
Gill Port Gibson; Thomas wbsIas
Jackson; @. Q. Woodman 4 Co.. w.
200 City.
For sale At the Drug store &c
PRIESTLEY Il MOsBy.
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WENs NaNM MwoRE.

ME subscriber Is now receiving from
New York and opening at Silver
b0rg's old corner, a great variety oI
New and fashionable Goods
suitable for the Spring and Summer
trade, His stock, in part, consists Of
the following articles, viz:
New style fashionable Ginghams,
Bingham Lawns,
French Fancy JaCkone.s,
Shaded Bareges,
Fancy Lawns and Cambrics,
Check Muslins, Jackonet do.
Plain Swiss Muslin, Null Null d.,
Striped Swiss Fancy Silk,
Cotton Hosiery,
Fancy H'd'k's, Revere stitched do.
Tape Bofdered H'd'k'fs,
Fancy Red Gloves, Black do,
Super French Black Cloth,
Super Moleskin Cashmere,
Fine Black Drap D'Ete, super superd do.
Heavy Black Satin Vesting,
Real French Coltonade, common do.
Fancy Bonnets, new style, Misses do.
Panama Hats, Fashionable Beaver ID.
Broad Brim Black DO, Palm Leaf do.
Boots, sewed and pegged, Fine Calf do,
Fine Calf Bfogans,
Childrens' Shoes, every variety,
Misses do do
Ladies do do
Hardware and Cutlery,
CrockeFy Ware, Glass Ware.
Clothing, a splendid variety,
Black Summer Cloth Dressa and Frock
Coats, Black Drap D'Ete do, do a. Pants,
Black Summer Cloth Pants,
Fancy Cottonade Pants, fancy Vests.
Superior Shirts, fine do, common do.
Saddlery, Travelling Trunks,
Writing Paper, &c. &c. az.
md many other Goods not MENTIONED
nd asl shall sell for Cash onl, know
will have 10 sell for The smallest
profit. shall take pleasure II
moving my stock TO all tina! will give
p acali, whether wishing to purchase
r not.
.. B. SHELDON.
april S4, lb47. 32-tfl
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The great Southern Remedy
Recommended 81 he Moss Eminent Hgaaans
DIR. BILLINGs,
CanniHatiye and Astringent syrup,
Ar iaJallsbls Remedy for Cholera In
Jaatam, or Summer Complaint 81
ChiIdren, Cholera Morbus, D~iarThOea.
aMd any Irregularities Of he BO0eis.
Used By Surgeons IN tie United States
Army sgitA great success.
The above troublesome complaints
can always be cured iii a few days BY
the use Of Dr.. Billings Carminative and
Astringenl Syrup. II this medicine Is
taken at the commencement OF the dis
ease, it requires but a small quantity
lof i. and but lew hours 10 effect q cure,
however severe the attack may be-.
u is sure to arrest the disease even
~ lts last stages, and cure IL in an in
crsdibly short time; generally ia less
than f~orty-eight hours.
One bottle is sufficient 20 preserve The
health Of almost any common size fam
tly during the summer season, and pre-
vents any serious result growing out Of
an attack of either of the above diseases.
The fame ofthis Medicine Is too wide
spread to need any testimonials; but
the highly respectfully sources Of the
following will not admit Of their being
withheld. They are only d few among
ne Thousand that are volunteered from
tho most skillful physicians and other
gentlemen.
From Seymour Halsey, M D. Surgeon
In heU. S. Armg, and Iho's. j. Hor.
per, N. p. of FicksbWrg.
This is 10 certify that for tie last
three or four years | have frequently
used pr. Billings Syrup in my practice.
~ cholera infantum, (the Sumner com.
plant Of childrenl and chronic cases
diarrhGa in growiag persons and
children and | have no hesitation III u.
.;omending this preparation and as one
the best remedies for those diseases
have ever used.
SEYMOUR HALsEY, N, b.
! cO%rroborate Pr. Halaey's certificate
'bove given.
THOMAS HARPER, M. b.
pr. Thomas anderson. formsrhr
81 Weks6Nrg, nO0 Of 81 Louis.
have received the few bottles Or Syr.
2 you sent, and used ii il a few cases
I Intestinal irritation, in all Of which
arrested the disease. II is 4 yaIoa.
IL remedy.
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The GRAEFENBERc PTT,Ts-

Ell - 49,.
tie GRAEFENBERG pills.
boxes sold each ana eYery week.
VIE ~Graefenberg Company desire Y
cail the attention Of every 4 Is.
sefesied IN the health Or the great .na
BiLIovs DIsoRDRRs. '~0spec1hg
This class DC diseases II ~
scourge ofthe western hemia,bar. ~
wneres we may, their sad effects INA ssss
.ala iets. Iha hFass assd ssiE.6a9s 800
ses1les wlao presses his way u liz yss
70 make the wilderness bud Nh EIsSe
asa Tose,N meets this dreadd1Iaa; I'LL
Z willing to work hard and endure ever
%prlyation, thanks be to him. I'M.
llItle while he il seized with sor.s
BILIOUS disease. His streng,b aa,a
weakness; Acloud comes over his pros.
PectS avg ne exclaims, "would thar fhsro
we're some medicine to prevant M
dreadful evil, and to cure Il when l, 49,
se.ze upon lts victim" From he mo.
s :. sle landing Of the Pilgrims an
T!ymonSh to the present hour. b;I;oss
diseases have sent sorrow ana dssola
aon throughout the land. Letthe graves
sae loved and the lost tell the %storyi
10. mOmentous question here comes nm
D9ss me Supreme Ruler intend tbs,tbo
J besr S sSs nm e As Wsst, men % willing
800 ,ne neat and burden Of the dav.
'aIamity, Il is not ifraysssrs \ = Z
SO-NO-NoA! 0'sHs g sex
And WY 70 We say MOI Becsosa
! ~ y Y rs class Of diseases that can IL
certainly prevented and cured Il Shoe
spoken Of. s'a0u as'nose
Ihls Il the great fact d vbisb ,bali
nDefgsCompany would call The II
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W. Ne GO0n0

CHEAPER THAN EVER FOR cAsH,
VIE undersigned would call thc ii.
tentlon Of their friends and The
public generally to their new and extan.
sige stock of DRY GOODS, lust Il.
celyed and now open, and they pledge
themselves that they will seli cbeaper
and better bargains, FOR CASH. tban
any other establishment in the pIace
WI therefore solicit d call and examine
our stock and prices,
May B, 1847.