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MASON Co. Ky. 18th June, 1927.

g.
Dear Sir: Yous letter of the 2nd of
May last. addressed to me at Carlisle,
in this State, having been duly received
by my family, and handed to me on my
return home afew days ago from the
State of Mississippi, | hasten to give
you the information required A s to the
letter which is said to have been written
by "a highly respectable Virginian,"
dated at Nashville, on the stb day of last
March, which first appeared in the
Fayetteville Observer, that he, the wr-
ter, had been told that morning by the
General, before all his company, that a
proposition had been made by the
friends of Mr.. Clay to the friends of
jackson. that if they would promise
for him not to put Dir Adams in the Eat
of Secretary of State, Clay and his
friends would in one hour make him,
jackson, President, &c" have TO
state, that never heard or thought of
such proposition, until the letter of
the highly respectable Virginian" APP
peared in the Public Prints. Some time
before the Presidential vote was given
in the House of Representatives., well
remember to have heard it stated by
some one, that in the event of the cleo
ton Of General jackson, Mr.. Adams
would most probably be withdrawn
from the National Cabinet, and made
Governor of Massachusetts; that it was
not likely that he WOULD accept an APP
pointmeut under the General if offered
to him, Neither before nor since that
election, have exchanged word with
Mr.. Adams respecting it. But my opin
ion at that time was that if not elected,
he would retire from the Cabinet, as a
manner of choice, and not of necessity.
AS Que of The friends of MIR. Clay, | enter
the most solemn protest against the right Of
the General, through his organ the highly
respectable Vlrginian. or otherwise. TO say
that would have assisted 10 making him Pre-
sident on the condiiion stated On the con.
trarv, i'll could have been made to believe
that General Jackson would not have offered
TO Mr.. Adams the place which he bad filed
with SO much ability under MIR. Monroe, that
belief would have constituted, in my mind,
strong additional objection to the Gene RAILS
success
should then have taken il for grant.
ed, that it was the intention of the Gene.
raj to surround himself with that class
or part of politicians with whom he had
in a great degree become identified
and between whom and myself there ex.
isted such a radical difference of opin-
ion in relation to the great leading ques-
ton of national policy. | allude to the
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Yours, with respect.
p. THOMPSON.


Baton Rouge, July II 1897
DEAR SIR: La answer TO your letter
of the lst Of May, in which you inquire
whether | know or believe that the
friends Of Nr. CLAY. during the pen
dency Of the last Presidential election.
proposed to the friends of Gen. Jack
son TO make him the President, upon
condition that he would not continue
Mr.. Adams Secretary of State, reply
tina, have 40 knowledge f any propositions
having been made by the friends of MIR Clay
or any Of them 10 the friends Of Gen. jackson
or TO any other person, in relation to the cleo
ton of President, or the proposition of condi.
tons OF any sort, on a compliance with which
their vote was made to depend. believe the
charge wholly destitute of truth"
lam, very respectfully,
your obsdient servant,
II. H. GURLEY.
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your obsdient servant,
II. H. GURLEY.

n. WqtkiHs. Esq
So, .harfinsviHe, .dnackapas, La. J'lne a, 1927.
DEAR SIR: Ih1d seen the letter you alluded
o IN The public prints before I received yours
OF the Isl May. | cannot express the indig-
nsnt iesling il excited. IL is the fabrication Of
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change your opinion of him, in refer
snce to your favorile system.
With sentiments OF sincere regard,
your obedient servant,
ROBERT TRlsIBLE.
Mr.. DaUid Trinble.
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BUTTS q LOCKWOOD.

HAVE received from New York their Spring and Sum-
u n,er assortment of fresh impaired fashionable Goods
consisting OF superne Cloths, Cassmees, Vesngs, brown
and white Drilnes black and mixed Lasiirgs silk Cam
bl1ts, Rouen sssimeres Nonlenes white ami striped
Jeans buff and purple fine stries fr P.ntaoons, superior
yellow Nankeens, mems black Bombazine, Seerscker Nan
KIN Grape, sik and Cation Cmvats, real super Bandan
na nag and German silk andkerchefs, silk. cation, linen
and worsled Hose and half Hse, horsekn beaver, Castor
SIR and linen Gloves Webbs pfcnt and other SSprnders,
silk stocks, Crava Pads Umbellis brown aud blnck Lin
es Irish Linens, Slr Collars, Jack~m's Seetngs, beech
ell -lhthe sk Veivets, bang mp Cords, olive Velvet Tor
mems wear, with numerous other articles IN their line,
which the, offer prices which will be satisfactory p
csens. Garments made usual in the hest manner and
latest ayle.
IN hand good assortment of Ready Made Clohing at
very low prices. M. H. Market square.
may -
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. oslcloih, anl sine e,
JAMES TUCKER.

HI tS constantly hand a general sss,ntn mt OF
Cots, Cassimeres, Vestings and Trimmings OF the
saoa fashionable pstteffs.
!, ALSU-constantIy hand an extensive assortment of
RrApr MADE CLoIHIr consisting Of Blue, Black, Olive
and Mixed DsEss CoArs
Blue, olive, Ciaret Brown, Mixed and oorbeau FSocxs
and SUaro
Blue b,ck olive drab, mixed and white Broadcloth and
CNssiuScrc PAsTALoors.
Velvet, silk, raessin, cashmere, oine Valencia and
ManseiIles v Ears. f... ..LH..
LIKEWts.-Cambet and paid Cloaks aud Great Coats,
linen and cotton Shirts, ready for Immediate use
lusn and silk Pocket handkerchief, hefnned
White muslin and c,mbrc Crivats hemnied,
ltnitstion linen cambric Cr,vats
d Black figure ind piin Crv,ts,
Lambs wuA Uader shirts and Drawers
Wa,eroo Cravais,
Cloves, OF MI descriptions,
Black and white ribbed and plain silk Hose,
Unsbreiias &C. &c. nav "
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q IN Ns'i 80 'Si ''D...
f7iE undrrSlned n''ta fr sale, hmisn ui III, sui9
q rd ~ Piwiuyet i.et, in OF the ~ agree hi
sections m tn. toyb Fhs aisa new story high
glnire rs,l, and filshe in he VI modern style. The
hh * ID feet r NJ, PiwnNpi street, aud W feet deep.
Ts eS tie Is uii'ry c,lcil,ted mech mic,
rie'd fpr any WIN fond u the ctatge life, aud
isSeSses nInerrS advantages, any other est ne of the
vicinity. twI hra I'D fe,snnahle aud acconr, vi uag
ern' fT which pese Ia apply a, the lice nf the 'telry
ei " - tie owner Of tie esaie f1wtuye street,
The PREMISES SAMUEL. CLARKE.
MIrrh
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PROpOSAIN.

IN )R publishing by >l','er'pon An Historical Account
of the Greek Revolutions, from lis commencement IL
Jan,i,ry, 1913, by SAMUEL q. HOWE, Nj. D. Surgeon
in tlie Greek service
TEaMs-.t wfi he published in octave volume, Of
ab,ul four I,,d ed pages neatly printed on good pper-
Price To subscribers, - 80.
Subscriptions for the work. will be received by Thomas
A. Webb NJ. ID. Martin Robinson, A. =. neckwith, Brew
er < Wilcox, Hutcleis x Cory, provHlcnce-J Mintlre
Prwticke lnl by the principal booksellers throic the
UnItei STATES ..... N march ~
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NEW EsrA LISIIATENT.

EIiET WI y y Y. X Z v, -
COscH, Cyfsls;, Apb s'GN PflNFER,
UNFOR dS the citizens Uf Provide aud Is vicinity, that
I've his estshsed hins n IN Providence n the bulldng
Of Messn Moses AMI samuel Guiid ip of Weyb-se
stres, aud = South Orange street, where I've carries
the ,sye business IN MI hs anthes Having had along ex
psrien n the business he trusts that he viii he enbed To-
give entire stisaeti,n who my I've pleased to em
poy hun. Carriages, Ch-cs, &C. repainod nj short notice.
nd on the most accoinnJdiiIns terms. Apne
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HOLMES & MNULLOCH.

IN IE Brewery, under the superintend ,uce
L Of Holmes y M'Cullonh, is nov in OPP
cration, and will continue so during the fall,
winter and spring seasons. They keep con-
staatly on hand, a very extensive supply Of Ale
and Table Beer, which will be sold on The
<npst acrom modt'ing terms. Finies Nlll be
supplied at their doors, by leaving 'her orders
at the Brewery Yes con,tantly on hand, 10
supply customers.
no Orders also received at No. Market
street by Francis Payerrns. which will be
promptly attended to,
Dec 22 Sm
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REMOVAL.

ftARr 4 DAwIEy, Merehwt Tliior. respectfully
infeon their friends aud the public, th,t they have
IsIn wed fsmn No. !, Cranacn srec Ia No 75 Nefnin
street where they will he happy IN wait on all who may
hyur them with their cusom
ITrrv isss cossr.srv on HAND, a gunen,l as-ortmen
a Rsvnelahs Clssi,nsres Vesns, ke They will In,he
garBen In tbs neatesi manner, aud nj the shortest nre
~ Particular sttention paid " cutting march 70.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

A TIMOTHY b. REDMOND inGrms his friend
HsW md the pabc that he h,s rsopened his establish
.sknk ment, No. l7S, $50 rcah street, and No. iia ON
Water see city Of New YORK. aud invites them TO renew
sheif uatronage. pencrOns community here have wei
coined him back 70 accustomed labor in their service, aud
ne hopes that travellers will unite with the respectable ct
zsns of this ehy, in bestowing him their encouragement
and indemnify, far may he fW the wrongs he has SUI
(cscd beyond the power Of jury to redress.
Ills household In order, and his accustomed alnln-
dance and varieties in the arder and cellar will be provd
ed as before his unparalleled persecution.
York march 10 TIN
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BOLLES & PRICE,

DOLLES N FHIOE,
STONE urrERS AND SIT LPrORS,
At the Saad formerly occupied Franka Cooley PeGks
. Wharf.
AVE now on hand. and offer for sale the most ac-
H commoitug terms,
5000 feet Of American, Italian and Egyptian Marble for
Grave stones, Monuments, Chimney pieces, &c. &c.
500 feet of wrought Qdincy 81 ,te Graves stones
50 tons Free Stone, for building work,
do Soap Stone for fire Places dresser rollers, SC.
5000 feel of Flag Stone, for side walks,
'io) ID Curb fr sidewalks, gardens, door and cellar
steps, g..
They intend keeping constantly on hand, complete
snrmsnt o sack, tm all the variety of work ,ls ily called
for their line Of business. All orders will be executed with
ncatness and despatch.
ADril I6
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EMORY WASuRURN.

co AVS IEJR II Z 'FW,
HH NG removed to WoacEsrEa, (NrSs where he has
II opened M oiice ani wi' f,hhfii, attend 10 any
prpier+ +onil business c,nin tlel 10 his cnuge.
Reference in Providence to Col. J. B. WooD and JOHN
WILDER. Esq.
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ipStT WAVED.
& 1n5Nn w, ted on a valnable Brick House,
Qp w%vS1tV and Il w.nh double TINT ailuint- the
Inject VIII te pad h,lf euiy m qiirteryif requested
the mnrtcngc will ne givei hr ~ years. as may
suit le m,Tgagee. App.y %
MARTIN SrDDDARD,
may W Va Nirket Square.
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great variety Of vestinrs such as Toine Valencia,
M1rSeles black silk &c. go,es Hiery aud sisleners Of
all KINDS nerk ~ocks aud cravat pads, bindanna ag aud
sern,n silk hn lkcries fancy silk crvus new and 81
eyre, nce, line cnoued cahric cvnvats and comnn do,
brown French irings brwn black aud white linens, nan
kn bhck cnps and ponqees silk aud c'at,m uHbreas,
hi ,ck and mixed astgs pr dngs and buckr,m, sewing
silks aud thread domestic brown and hl1ck she ting, with
n sn1i ss>rient Of rci made iothing and many other
articles all of which offered ff sale on accommodating
ternrs, at No y, Market square.
mar
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Gi.ADDING & SWEET,

NJ. d MlInEf SQtA III,
nTFER for sale, general a,'o tm'n al seionib!e Dft
" iosis, aiming siicn are super
Bloc
B-osn, . o,i:loih, anl c cn.ime'e,,
Olive
AMI Mid, ...
Vaentia saI h,rsrllc, ve<ne; u and Blrk Linens;
Black Lstiags BRO al WhIe iIhag tus,n Shrens';
Tickings Prints; m,d :; :lape an ronseeS rotkci an
Mex HIsfj III Is; rape' Pins; Buiiuns Hosiery md
Gloves Brown an Reached shee'ins ani Shiiiass Indigo
pisiis and Cicekc scea and BiaeA Ssne Buokiam. ad
Psdtnss Umbrellas, Sc So all low prizes for cash OF
proved paper. April 10.
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FANCY PAINTING.

school No IS Weybo-sestrcci, her hrs, course
o ,ng expe she will her second conre
on Saturday nex 24h inst. when all those young Ladies aud
Misses that improve opportunity favorable o
u the elegant branch oi painting in neat and correct man
.Sser are reou.sted 10 call. may 2i.
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NEW GOODS.

n ARCJAR s. iIAfcll, have jud received. and are
this ily pc1n1 fresh supply of se'snItble GuUis
purchased at tie Late Auction in Newly York-aulong which
1re
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

q TX JourneymeG Cabinet blazers ahi two three oTna'
- oenaI Chair Painters Cool w"'kn"n will find ron'nt
and vonI wages by calling Sh1rI Paw
tuckeL JOSEPn SPaLDiNu'
Pawtucket, NAV q 3w
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A. 8. RECKWiTII,

M
NY % infirrn his irenls IN and country tht
wv he lrs remIved h.s stock u Backs, &c. frnn sore
No. "a North m TO his sthre No. ~, NHket ST. (oppo-
site Union Buiings) wh.re may he toiid complete as
so,ent Of ks and Stationary, at prices that ,nna fail
make object for purchasers to Gall aud examine for
themselves. may ~
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ALVA\ LARK. In

ESPEtTFtf.il ii', ii,e c',lzrns Of Provi enre
~ that he u tlba u iev Lrvu alI thrse, WISHING lor
pic from his b IN mist rpp'ctoi wi Inn nae
work, " his ho',S, Va -. .,e'l".t street. my
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WINES.
leo. S. RATIiBONE, offers f,r sale
w 10 quirfrr casks MADEIRA Wine,
10 d, do Tenerfe do
pipes do do do
so ar tasks CulinepI do
80 Ialfqr casks do do
lS or casks white do
81 do French Ma EZRA do
~ d. sweet M,ag, do
30 d. Sa1lts do
IS half ar casks Fayal do
aps Sicily Mrde " do may IL
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sELBYviLLr, April 2,th. 1928.

Being called upon to state what know Of
John Woods. and the manner in which .he de-
tachment commanded by Brgadier General
Roberts was ordered into service: and the time
for which thoy were received Do certify that
I commanded the company Of Volunteer Light
Iailntry, to which John Woods was tacbed.
aud had received orders from Giles Burnett,
Colonel ofths 23th Regiment. That the Val
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-19

constant and urWeaIied attention 10 the men under
his command. lie treated and spoke to them as
his children; and that they returned his confidence
by good conduct may be inferred from the honora-
bic and extraordinary fact, that not a single pun
ishment wasiniiicted for military offence during
the campaign.
One more allusion TO those days, and have done
If there be any occasion in which man may b.,
excused II hc should forget the moderation & hu-
mility which only accompanies true merit it is in
me moment OF triumph, when a conqueror who
has led his countrymen TO victory, and saved his
country from s,,bju CATION is received by the CRATE
iul acclanatons OF his fellow citizens on his return
hen his way is strewed with flowers BY the hands
OF those whom he has protected from violation :
when the ''peaiing anthem syyels the note of
praise, and the incense of the altar perfumes the
lr-at such a time as this, he must have a large
share of self command who is not intoxicated with
popular applause, elevated in his own opinion by tie
praises he receives, and incline TO attribute to
himself all the merit OF an achievement in which
he had the principal, but not the only share Yet
on sucn an occasion, the man who has been repre-
scented as the proud tcrocious warrior arroganr all
things TO hnse.,rcgardleSs of the rights ofothers &
unn'in;tul OF his duty TO God or man when met At
the door OF the temple by the venerable prelate
who bore witness 10 the piety with which he had
aScribed 20 the Divine Power the success with
which nc had been blessed and presented him with
the Fictor's Crown OF Laurel. when all thinrs
continued to raise his opinion of himself and make
him tcrgetiul of what was due TO others he did not
=,
but modestly received il on behalf of the S'braye
men, '(whom he honored with the entearinr title)
oil his brethren in arms and expressed his chief
satisfaction to be that the victory obtained with
so little loss, and that not cypress leaf was min
ged in the chapiet hat was presented to him No,y
as hypocrisy IS not one OF these vices with which
he has been reproached, we must presume these
expressions Of piety and humility to be sincere,
and they do certainly rive nov, uetr. - b;s no
rit.
cannot, gentlemen, ought rot to conclude
without paying that tribute which know nay con-
stltuents would blame me for ommit.ing on their
behalf, TO the gallant volunteers from Tennessee
and the brave troops from Kentucky and Mississip-
Pr who aided in those times that tried mems souls
Never will theiIs services be forgotten; and the
names OF Coffee, and Carroll, and Adair, will be for
ever associated with that of Jacksonin our memory
and taught to our latest posterity who win be bred
up to identify themselves S their interest with the
Vest. '''
Gentlemen, have felt deeply, felt gratefully,
your kind attention to my constituents and only
regret that they are not represented here by one
more capable ofexpressing it.
(Mr. l.. sat down amidst the loudest cheers
which were continued long after he had taken his
seat)
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=
Ii PeT5oas indebted to the estate OF Juhn E;chs on
Gee OF lie county Of Hanover, requested 10 max
it eua'e payment Aud those having claims AGAINST The
saG estate wlpresept them for stn en before The r Ia
January isf9 or this viii be pleaded bar OF recoye
- au-e,. o.: 35-.Tu w. SCOTT, admir-.
-.
RA Nueoi Deed % Tfu.t by Itich4Td Wuod-
~ WARDS to the subscrbefor certain pnrp ose, therein
urnuHed 'RlIc deed record in the cerk Giee oC H.
eIuty court Of hidd!eseK, shall the 5h dav % Feb
ueh ar and uoi on the iar day thereafter SIM
a exeeped proceed 60 sell 10 the highest bidder for csb
q" Cu ohys ~ SAID county, ell thst tract or parcel Of land
situate; lying and beng the said county of Mdde,er ca,
eh ana kHown by the name of Walham, formerly he.
longing TO Samuel Montague, dec. allotted u hI
anitifa upon i- division Of his lead., and conveyed by
yAe; AIn aud The SAID Amelia his wife the said II hard
Wooawaid containing 81 acres, be the more OF less.
t9se wan nineteen aud three ouTs ADJOINING
euestd by sad Woodward, Of Thomas TieeaI the fo
'ns Saves to vat Old Betty Young .,ty barbara
au hei ohide" Henry, Alfred ChTisliana Horace aud an
ol, a'Gind Nancy and her child, saPly, Cloe aud her
earen, anderson, Sally, Jenny, aud her youpxet child
unnamed Owen, Frederick, Juliet Mary and her rhrs
Au', aud her yonSge-t child unnlin together with the
o The females iiCm the date Of tie sail decd or -
r Of ne sad land, sud many ssd slaves as may be
lui-Ie TO suYcr the OBJ CT 81 sei trust Such idle It
as vested IA The subser6er uEjer deed viii be
ed 10 the pu Cha.,r. GFORCI, u, I - tI,I,J
Essex county, Der 9.
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Thar day Gid many swiae ee, looys
And Cd they gruntins run,
Right glad no doubt to '.eape the uoa.c
While sll the fuss went on
Some saw they were ensaared by prp
OF Quincy overthrowu,
aud seine when liick'Iy heads cut CT
Wsui 'qreslins Tor ,heis own.
The news wa, brought to Tennessee
Where Southton soy'reigns reign,
That brave Esri Hick'y suddenly
Was with an arrow slalu-
Oh, heavy news, the Sovfsisns said,
Zach one eau uitue'S be,
We have not any GenfRl more
VI such account as he.
~.
Like tiding' TO New England cana.
Full swiftly we op'nr,
That Quincy Of the Northern land
Was slain in hun;iAg S,rine--
" Now God be with him,n said thev all.
"Si,h twill no better be,
We trust we have in New England
Five hundred good as be-"
20.
Now Of the rP,t Of less account
Did many hundfeds die,
And many more will rue lhehunt
Made by the Earl Quincy.
God bless Us all and Uncle Sam
With plenty. joy and peace,
Aud grant heneefOrth that base steppit
at che6it'ig Us may cease.
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10 PHYSTCtas..e

lSFtOh kENI The Plantation which d. Robert p Smith
tney resiie u the upper part of Charles city con
ns o ~ 10 sd acres OF excellent 4a About 2 OF
o. "",'"'' c'esret rat Of which has been IN cult
e9m'oIiabie dwelling hen'e the usual vt houses
% ty young apple and peach orchard of select fruit
4 an excellent nealnn for Physician and where one j.
and deer ed there Being one III tie oourry
"a Tess thah about 10 miles iIthe ,nr ceuu IN
Than about SIX Should any desire H. he nlsae co,id
Pooshy be rented on liberal terms for years m
place. Or tue subscriber living near Itichmond '-'
JOSEPH L. CURTIS.
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POCKET HOOK.

C5I on Monday the 7' day Of Jan 1915, small Red
- Morocco Pocket BOOK with steel es-p between ms
residence snd Powstsa eourhous The Bnekngb road
containing note of 500 aud notes 81 gf0s,rb m Of s
notes on The Farmcrs Bunk Bank of Vngnisonc De-
g gt 60 Fhos Depp 70 Euors Dspp aud Depp
dated tie 5h day u Jan f629 containing 4O5 acres Of land
The pocket boob bod On side the days The week viii
eve ewud u SIS ior e book ad contents or the SAM
s onu r any Information 5hst gft ihe book contents
the Under -n gtc ;he iaornsiou % M A. Spears of hs
ieff4d county--or G. nyfsE ELHfORE BEpD
B0tviefgu co. u co. or. gq A.
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'BNtE c9-pHinotshipof GU5rACE McNEnAPB b,y.
ns 1cch difsrlvsd by nuua crnrenf shall ran18e 81
W cloud etfs he- occupsnry, where shall dsvets nv
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Il SITU.4TTO.v JHqyf-TED.

A YOUNG MAN who has correct knosled,e Of ,c,oy,f
= a and whJ has vef several years chincety eourt
q hesous ot obtaining srultion. He would accent
tior noderae wagesl Of any cteditshle eEpJyufnt IN
"heh he could reader j'iiee aud satisfaction his employ
G Si'si aet9y Testimonials a. his character, sc con lie
po""''1i AMI references given when t from,
ly person wshn2 20 employ young man. addres.ed 90 w
81 S1iem ta"gu'er Post paid win be promptly attended
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Il FEALHLE- ScRnnr


w LII he opened, my residence, the r Of Ianua.
~ 'o~S AL branches pertaining a good Female
will be taught, in such manner as may tend e.
ON tt pupil the greatest of practical
Cntlion, per sunun, son
Bile semi annually IN advance ~
Cumberland, Dec. s. s s. VS.