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"i ferguson, 1t WAS reported that an American n N;
&c, 81 ran" attended only 10y mounted ordsrly haS
hidden INTO ihc open ground. and was thcn wiibin
p"in'hnnk rifle shot. Two or three al, Tho r.,
mat6ssien rehpcd forward, and asked leave to brrc,
hiin down. FurGuSon pcrcmptoriv refused, Inn, L
mon1ccd the American with several riiIe. viii h
called To him. and made Sigus for him 10 como -
The mounted officer his enemies drew his ,c,,,
ANA sat looking at them attcntvcly for few mn
mcnts.
\ scrgcsrt offered to hr tho hors, ,v,,bor,
inluriag the Iu"r. Bat Ferguson s,Ill ,vthbelJ II
consent, affirming that IL Wa Wnshr,r.,n ,cc,,.,
tcrIng and that me would b. the ins, -u,,rn, -,
placing the hic OF 50 great man IN jcnparlv hy 80
unfair means. To horsctnrn ,Viucd nod Iri
slowly away. When the Blush army rcucbcI phi
dolphin, MIR d. Ianccy was promoted On 4 p,o,n,,,.
IN another corps. and Ferguson lone aCcr ,yo.,
To the SoIth, where he was killed, ., KINGS monr
tain To the last moment Mai Ferguson main,,;r
ed Tint the officer whose fc he had spared ,yns w
ington and II Is prubnbe that the story IN circulation
has proceeded from this opinion. BIT on the o,hcr
hand Mr. De r,anccy to whom The person Of WI
mgion was necessarily well Known constant,
affirmed that his commander was mistaken Lie,
often heard Mr. d. Lancey relate these c,rcums,,,
cfs and though he never pretended 10 be surc nr Tho
person al the unknown horScman. 1t was his onr;,r
Tor SOM" particulars of dress and stature thot !, @
tho Count Pulaski.
Though inerror "a TO the person of The ndiyiduol
Whrin u" spared, IN" merit of Major Ferguson is moi
at n! diminished by knowledge Of the trutb co.
rect the mistake only because the nccoup, &c n, 49,;
ancc with the probable situation OF Wosbi,u,n, -,
so important moment; and because cvorv c;r.,,~
stance connected VII the public or prya;, bis,orv -
that ilusrlous man has great interest NO, ~
with hs own country but the whole ciyiliycJ ,,o,
Very truly yours, Kenmore COOPER.
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Extract Of n letter dated

GIBRALTAR, 9th March, 1881
The attempt al revolution in Cadiz has failed for
the present. but we are still in hopes hat il viii ,
matc'y succeed and you may expect to hear further
on he subject ,horty
BIZ the mail from that city to. day, accounts hay.
been received that tranquility was apparently rcsor-
cd and that things remained the old footing with
the exception TINT tho revolutionary troops hs, ,cr
thc Isa and Como into the country"
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Henr,co County, Dec 90, 1880

Louisa CouRr HousE Va. Dec. 81, 1850.
Mr. JNo. n. EusrAcr:
Dear Sr:-"Sccng the MANI certificates with
"hich your Patent Ointment has been recommended
10 The public 1t would seem to be supc -Guous for mo
70 attempt 20 give another Bu when reflect upon
me many 'mposliions, the public has received can
ou' justly 'hcr crcduity and knowing that IN the
multiplicity OF witnesses that people will be inclined
10 rely and believing he very superior virtue Of YOUR
Ointment as a remedy for white swelling therefore
oHcr ne following short certificate, vIZ:-On the 10th
day OF NovcmbcT last M wife delivered Of fine
boy and 10 all appearances likely 10 do we'll
put about the 10th she began 10 complain OF violent
PAIN in her left bp, and 1t swclcd from her hin
10 her anCl" 10 alarming size. I purchased n iur
of y Shepherds Patent Specific Ointment of Mr.
Elisha Jackson, applied two pascrs at one time ono
on her thigh and her leg each extending noar-
~ around them. Upon applying he first parscrs, in
few moments she stated it appeared TO feel like
ihcIc we're small needles passing from The bone to
the SKIN, IN hgIf an hour she commenced a most
agreeable PcrspIroton became quite easy of tho pain
and had an agreeable nights rest which she had rot
enjoyed for several days before. The next evening
removed the first plaster, which | found had much
obatod the swelling then applied two other plais-
Icrs, which entirely relieved her Of that time. How
ever, IN few days she began 10 complain of tho
small Of her back and her right leg. I immediately
applied The ointment TO them and u had all the dcs
red elect. ard she Is now in good health Had
not met with yoar Ointment. It might have cost mo
many DOCTORS visit. and much costly medicine 20
no purpose -t ours with much respect
mp ~ "ROBERT r. WHITE
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Additional Proof of the Value of
S4aGRTlEAD'S OINTMENT,

M JOHN II. EUSTACE-Dcar Sir: 1t gives
We me pleasure to add my testimony 10 the won
Ge wi "prrntIon OF your truly invaluable Shepherds
eminent and to advise you of cure upon myself
Una, almost would seem to battle belief
for thirty years have been threatened with yyka,
iScaied white swelling in one of my legs; about
SIN years past, he limb afflicted with a violent
acute rheumatic affection, and broke ont from the
knee to the ANGLE in deep and painful sores: ap.
pned hundreds of remedies, simple and compound
ADVISED by people, whose experience had given them
celebrity IN such m1tters but received no substan-
hi benefit then rcsoricd TO the practice of medi-
car men, ou' found little or no benefit. Finding tina,
must part with ny limb nv life, began to pre-
pare my mind to submit To the knife. As last
resort to heal the limb was ADVISED to try YOUR
shepherd Ointment. In August, / purchased Il
small Jug, and have continued the application accor-
Ding to the directions until percc cure is made
my leg as free of pam and disease us ever il was
ana can safely pronounce that the Ointment
alone produced the astonishing result. COM
munica'c this, that all who may be sufferers
from Ike causes, may IN like manner, be certainly
and speedily relieved have used 1t also, in num-
Der Of cases of fresh wounds my family with sinru-
lar efficacy. Very respectfully your obt serv't
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS, Senr
Stafford County. Va. 10th Dec. 1890.
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Mr.. ]. II ErsrAcr.

Dear sr-That The public may know the superior
rincacy OF the Invaluable Shepherds Ointment. it
aliordS me pleasure to state to y9u IN which
was "dVIscd by my friends to try 1t IN my family
negro boy of mine was LAID up with the most unman-
agrabIr sore on his ANGLE, ever saw, and expected
to be deprived of his services for the winter DUR
chased small pot nj your store, and to my great
qualification and asonIshmCnt, before used half the
contents Of the pot, his ANGLE was cured, and the
boy again at his daily occupation. Very respectfully,
JOHN SHEPPARD
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Or IhTE".rrHG, March i.-From oil tic ac-
counts t'at W" ha'e hitherto received of Inc .l,,. =,
mugs III ,he h'ng+om OF Poland, ard The mar,
olsch, u may b. pre-. um.d ttai Oh. rc,or.,,,,....
government viii be- shorly overturned The Cmyl
Pcf'F Is "a To- BE- r.a,.ycI 10 ucprp. ratio tir KIM
d'In "'h RUSSIA o. province Of Irs ,,reai or,,,.,
p ui$ would b" a mcrtcJ satisfaction given to 'ia
''I'-ih nh'l'n. " was, prrunp, o,iriually AN III
judged proceeding ~ attach Poland 10 M 49,
y'' "' independent Of Tie Russian G,yprnmenf. md
2EF" D. constitutional ins,ituuonr while rhc farm,
o' " VefnHrn among us remained absolute. Tbnrn
was '' ms contrast which could not fail to cyc,rc
Iua' dislike md greatly contribute TO tic dreadful
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solution on the subject Of ths number Of tho field staff
and company officers, Of tho United States srmv
which was IN accordance with the rules OF tho House
a,a upon the table for one day The Speaker present
the Secretary Of the Treasury in relation to the cult
yanon oil sugar. which was ordered TO be printed from
the Secretary OF War; on the subject of increase Of the
corps oil Typographical Engineers, which was referred
to the committee on Military Affairs; and from The
same Department. in answer to a resolution of the
House, as to the expediency OF reducing the number
mitted The bin to establish uniform rule Tor the
computation OF the mileage allowance TO members of
Congress, was read third time and passed. Alter the
resolution the subject Of compe TO members
was taken up and discussed Till the close OF the hour
The House then went into Committee of tho Whole,
"r. Matn IN the Chair and proceeded to the Senate
to attend the trial of Judge Peck The committees A.
. O'Clock, returned and reported progress and the
House adjourned Till this day at III O'clock
TU. s. Tel
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COLUMBUS 90 J'n is "A dsieea,ton Of OIL
ihuahs' con .iing OF siy chiefs and bead me, n,,.
through this pace on Tuesday evsn'Dg on tbsir az
70 "a,hing'on City, accompanied by the e,rsbra,sg
,onn n brodnax II Is unle rsood that the os,sc, .,
on he Congress Of the United States IN I,,.snr Up
s"s"osy 70 relieve the Creek nation from the onera
uon Of Tue ia"s OF Alabama rs said, and W. betis
mn shoLabIe au hofity, that the said jain n
ID oinax, az late meeting of m, InJ;sns h,. -
70 tnem,a memorial TO Congress which was .a;d :"
nave osen drawn up by bi, request aud for bch no
nnno induced the Indians to believe thai tho,ah az
rr.Hdent recognises The right of the states 10 sx,snd
ner Jurldi lion over all person, within their Ier,;o
took 10 her interests. r., soama
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THE NORTHWESTERN INn,,vs

~ ieuer to the Editor Of The Indiana Dsmocr,, d.,s
No'IesViIs, Dec ~, from gentleman who al ;'
hs rom the camp AT which the annuity Of ,bs
Mlamie' had been paid, states: " VI"
No ,Obts ere entertained Of The ds,,rn;,a,;o. .,
pri Of tbs Miami tribe to sell their land, ~ I o.
~, u 20 rrlnoye westward. eonverspd win ,S1
'o,r people, are now ready TO re oove " "''' u
az" .naiy P,es'ed that The Legislature Or. sl,,,
me Congress on the subject Of Ihe@
aI,i.' ~ an iuiy convinced thai spi,t Of tsns
phi'suibroPy would induce immediat. e.. " uue
Expiration OF these unfortunate sons Of the ,o,ss, tn
ho Pohuuog contact OF the " hite SETTLEMENT '"''
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ny and Nth hc ddriee and consent nj ne Senat,
Edward P-scud, to be- Surveyor and inspscror of H.
Revenue, tor The Port OF Prfersbury md CIV po,n
w ~ at OF Virgins. viee John ~. Peterson d.
"uhan Linn, t. be Receiver Of Pubic MoDevs H.
ne district OF lands suhect to ssts NJ YandaIis IN ~,
sste OF IDois, vice William l.. De Ewing. ,o,a,
John Randolph Cay, Of PsnB.ylvsois, 10 Re s.s,e
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WAsHfNeroN. Januarv %

= - = W AsHfNGroN, JANUARY %.
IN me Senate yesterday, (FnJa,I psn,ions w,r.
Preseoed by hessrs RrgRIe', GRUMPY, ADD Saodf,rd:
200 re- oiuioos were introduced by Mess Hsndrek,
anu Robinson. The bill making an sppropri ton Tor
comp n.aiiog Tie Marshal and witnesses iendios ,b
80 o. judge T. OK, was ord sred to be ensro.sed for
'hld 'e,dl q and ~ Subsequent period OF the d,y.
vas Ieaa me MIRO lime and passed The bill making
appropriations Tor the support of revolutionary and ;n
v'hd pensioners Tor the year 1881, was also ordered
70 ihrd reading Alter transacng portion Of the
usuaI kion OF business, the Senate at ~ O'clock resoy.
riai OF Judge Peck; when MIR. Meredith continued his
able argument in favor Of the respondent The court
men al hall past o'clock, adjourned. Mr. Meredith
WIN, u Is presumed, finish his argument to-day
IN the House Of Representative, the resolution q,
MI Leiper, calling upon the Postmaster General IA
communicate the cause Of the irregularily In the re
ceIpt Of the mail, and TO devise some means for pre
venting the occurrences Of such delay In future Wa
isssn up and adopted. MIR. DTsyton submitted a 70.
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THURSDAY, January 40.

=. HUFsbAT, JanuaTy 70.
Mr. smith OF Md, from the Committee on Finance
iePoI'eu me Dill from The other House, without amend
Inen', making appropriations for the payment of P"
unonary and Invalid pensioners and gave notice n,
10 shoold to n'osfsH sab u up for consideration
=" Cht@n~vr t'srssisd nc no=a.e-is If suodry IN.
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eDYf @M IG s. S.
TUESDAY, jan 10, 1890.
IN SENATE
rwENrY-vInsr eoNeFrss .srcnrr 49,

A., = . IN SENAIE
Mr.. Smith Of Msrylaod, presented IN. .u.,-, ~,
ana " Meeieer, praying Tor an OLE rsion ~
suhE mole Of procuring the paper used in Ihs o,n,
nE 'of CongFes go az TO rive the contracrfr IL ~ 49,
the Congressional Expenses. on
N,. web ser Pre'eufsd The nsoosiaI ~ ssvA,,,
'tshsn's and menufsetuers Of Boston and s viclni
,,s,,y lo' drawback Of he duty upon nails tanu.
Committee on c mmeres WV 'e''"e'" I'VE
=, ~. bL gIs"uisd rssolnIoo Of the Lsrl.a,,,s
Nerin gsr0lsns, rseus hns ths sao"s s,S ~.
''N""'" zen lhh s6Is II cSss-ss, 10 gss th.t S.,,
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que to Justice to state ,h., several Of those gen.
uemsn OF the House Of Remesen,a iv.s W, q ere r..
strained by their sense OF duty from voinr Tor the Do
nation a. wood 10 the poor OF The civ on Monday, con.
W .rds the re lief ~ the poor -, rNof, y,t
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REPORTED DEATH or RoI,v,p

r.. Ell DEATH OF BOLIVAR.
me Mercantile Advertiser publishes thu foilo ,;
letter. which both from the character and a.. ; ~
writer lhe was recently President If the ,enuLI. -
Loom ia) and IN" details it furnishes r,nd.r IL 80,
p,ohsoie, that Boionr is more The date. bv ~
oha are e. by month than the letter received in
"Hh nsion, from Bolivar, which ha, bsen reJisd m ~
'P''"s TIC report OF ms dea ~ Bait Chron
Brodd'c0V. No 6I
NEw YoRK JAM 1871
TO the Editors Of the Mercantile a3peyfiser
"'h''ep-n-the N. Y. M-rcurio of 18Th ms, in
answer 10 yourselves and others Ia order IN ov. m .
be report OF thu death OF the L,b.ra,or o,rC,hG'
IS "ne says; "The only thing which ,oi,bt h. .s;d
All hkeiy TO disprove the correctness of our nora
p' - ha' the passenger, and especaIIv Ssn;or
Wv que'" VINO rom his standing 10 the country could
aware of he circuinstancp; vet ,bouyb n e NV
gers knew That an express had rived from >, AZ .
ma they knew nothing OF the intelligence b,onsb, h
ina, express when they sailed from CA,thagena y
"o Pe,Son', Gentlemen, only knew Of the inlorua
'on oio"ght ny the express; for which teasoo as .s.
myself passenger on hoard the NJ edn, I IL =;
proper 10 give you this Information in order ,,a, -
may make " public by the same conyey,nre 90 g
n'r'csiVed le,t'r from the ID ctor a,e1dIng On d.
Iuera'or' IN which he say'-'Ths sickness of Bovar
ms rtcouefy How happy would il bs (,r ,ns ~ :
should s"ccsed In saving that iilustiious m,r',
u was from the Chief Protect we Ie,rn.d H.. a.
.oar Hor con-iderins himself dangerously III srs
me Bishop ct Santa Martha 10 administer IN b.; s,t u
u.s. '"" ~ was done the sane day on which the az
The Liherator VI '"e s'uauoo o.
. Inc Medina sailed from Boca Chic, on the Ish >,
e'' dt mat ddt- no other NJ W. lad ttao.o,sJ
an 'is s the sum OF all the information that am
Hne OF could wire. Although il is to b. f-ared
mat The ItbeTaor IL deal, IL Is moi koown ,.;,,,
nor can " be sad that any one of ma Nm, 800 \, y
oh's' "hen weIeit Cafthagsns remain with ss,s.
your ooroi-nt servant. T.. C. DE MOSOUERA
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,.sy Of Legation Of the Uuitsd s,s,ss. a. o., Pss.;.
bu, gh.
Thou.' Finley. OF MsryisHa, 70 be Mavshsi o. n,
United a'e'. Tor IN. District Of Mnyiand, whose
comm L. ion has expired
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IA Ga vas committed to The jail of Cb.s,..-
-. 7.u ronh'y, on the 27ib August last, a. 80
10y, negro man who calls himself sam i, 49,, ~
G o. age, fset inches high, mo OF nj. 800. 20
saJ @ 'o'onr blsck, no particular rnsrks =, .ss.a
~ s"y- ne ne'oDgs 10 the estate Of John ~ es's.
ne COUNTY OF surry, IN the State Of North c. moo OF
., IS requested to come forward prevs r,o.
1Sb ,ceo,dis 30 IKE MN swsy. or he viii 10 DE
oct 20. % v,vDE, ysioy.
ba-y Wv
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4. G. & F. Cochran have now -, h,.s
s OF rancy Goods, ss, Thy behave 4. mn, 80
,. ny any other 10 This country In variety AMI :.
E"", UInnp's'ng The iolowng articles in Csn,on
r.Hnch, Italian and Bri isb Fancy Cood. :" N'n'on'
B'a and coisred Italian Iusrinss
Imitation plain and CT apgeabIe do
o'aeR' co'ored and ebaDgesble Gros ds N,,,.. -
In great variety 'P'es hgnred
Co'o1s"' cbsnseable, black and bIus.bl,,t
. black and color'd bon bsxipes ee"nes
rfp' de Iyor; rlain and figured ,ns,J..,
ran ana hsured Poplin', alge rines palmarin. =,
newest siyie 'Fa'""''"es' OF the
psench print, and singhsms. and Fonisrd mu.,in.
apheees, and many other article, f r lad,.., L.'"
cp'' a'he'd and PoDsee 6sgg and bardsnna tdtt.
e,r1' ne naples, gaUZe and craye hdkfs ard ..,.t
SIX ~ and kid stocks End fancy cravs,s ''''"
ul snu eoioren Italian and i'ston crayats
suck. beaver, silk and boskin gloves
Er"sde Nap and gauze garnitUre ribbo,.
zap ana belt ribbons NJ newest .tvIs.
Eoxn'b ard French silk hose and balf bo.
embossed md opsn.wofk DO
Linen esmb'ic and cambric bandL,.
Black and colorsd French e,sns. a.I,,
u o"n eo.epahy; sewing silk and twist
nm my oouons; hooks AMI eyes, &c &c
w" a,'o nave an extensive assortm. nj Of lace soos
English boboe'ts oinp,s AMI ,b,.,as,
Htps, capes. peIsfines, eherizsnes
nidek and white lace wells sDJ ehswIs
VIM complete assortment OF Tbybet and M..ts.
ehawis OF ~ 81, IL ands A "' "ofino
Cashmere snd Merno long shs gls A.. a.
A. q & +. Cochran have select. ~ si..,
particular reference IN 'h4 southern and WIN
~, "u as ihey VI add 10 their - -.
y Tesh goods a. they arrive, their s,orp III 81 sn.
~ .urousnou, INC year-'ll Of which fbev nov ~
=, Iow srlcss, snd on The most liberal terms ne'
specifoiy invite purchasers 10 cali 81 lbeyre-
and fidelity. F"P'S executed with care
New.York. Jso. 49, 1881 20
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NRE>H GARDEN SEEDS-Ths toi,nw,ns Gar.
n den Seeds are warranted fresh and genuine and
are believed to be equal 10 any offered In this
Persons desrcus OF obtaining such Seeds s,e
se'iber. who 10 conanly receiving fresh Med cine.
Paints, Ors SuIs, &c. all Of which no cells en-
the most reasonable terms.
CHARLES GODDARD.
Richmond. Jan. 22d 1881.
asparagus, Common Giant -.
Balm, Lemon vi
Beet, Long Blood; Ewiy Turin; yellow Tnrnio.
Cabbage. Early York; Early Sursro.c n Il D,,-A,
Eis, Du'rh; Large York; La,se Lon,iop R.,,., So.
Great Drumhead; G.een Globe Savoy; Yelloyv 81.
Carrot. Long O.apgs; lemon; Anrinxhsm
-Cress, Cutled
Cucumber. Early Frame; Long
C"ui.fo,cer, z riy
Endtrc or Succoty
Egg Plant. purple
kdf, Green Curltd o'ch
Lettuce. EARLY Rose; Iupsri,i; Brown Dutch. L..
Cos; NJ adeiria '' Ase
Melon. C,,.on; Csnteiope
Monge WWtsel
Ndsfurtium
0nion; Ret. White Portugal; Mae.i.
Pdrsnip, Large Dutch
Parsley. Double
Pepper, Squash; Cayenne
Pepper Grass
Pumpkin Yellow
Radd''h. Long Scarlet ssMls, Turni,; Whit. Tn.
Ruta Baga
Sai'Vy or Vegetable o, ster
Simbiin, Ea-Iy Bush
SDfnach, K u,d
n Beans; Nv Weeks; Small Lima; Case Kit.
Dn,cn; E.rly Gin. (; Bush A""ss
Peas. Eriy May; E.riy Week: Earle w...,
Jan. 20 @, 81.
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EINAIRACr from the return OF the ire eLoIos,. -
pointed to view and value es,ray cow tsksn -
by VIM Mayo of Henrico county "
PURSUANT 10 warrant TO us directed, we have mi.
ssy, viewed an estray COW shown to us bv WilIi.r,
mayo, ana DO Ind the same TO be red cow. win
White belly back and tail, white in her face
wn 81" IN each ear; supposed to be about eight
years ou' ana appraised to twelve dollars Given unis
our h"hds' being previously qualified according TO law
MOSBY PULLIAM
JESSE BLACKBURN
FRANCIS r. PRICE
JAM 25 sI-w3ws - H. e
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MR THOMAS BURT0N:-You no, h.i.. :. =

DO VIM hejn an h.,
w thahtant OF hi. Commonwe aItb. and hx :" w
on SATURDAY, The fifth Of February n.Y, =, a., proceed
,h"mas POWELL in the county of Chesterfield %
ae "o,'I OF nine and weve o'clock Of that Jsv =,
me same day hs'ween the hours of twelve ,na u On
-, =, me Tavern Of Austin Spesrso The said eon,-
ST. .ne n-po,''ions OF Edmund Lockem. Issac
1870; N7ponh'an M"gruder cen. aud others ana iii
commune az th- latter place. Necessary, from J,w -,
u,dsr o"n"ays' until The same shall be completes
Sha, uecIee ei The county court of Cbcster6eId =;
,;o, ~ ', 'en"e.ed IN su in which we are nI,;n
y" :. ana Yourself and Others defendants TIE
wns.sas t Is 10 p,rpe'ua'e the testimony of IN.
ca,,ain -, .ore IN noned IN atiou to the title n
49, unorr the will OF John Burton decd and
"e'e pa,'icnary specified In the bill fled in H. ,.
atoresaii AT which times and pIaces -, ~ ''o ru.
II you please. III UANcoCu'o NAV attend
Edith SnBIet,
"a, q 80 I'm Subieff
- f3-w4w Arthur S,tbJ,ft
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| ChANoEkY- In Lanrs County C uSt J,0, ,,,I;.-
As,"u,, DANIEL, aud Lucy, free noEroe, y 'y 1881

mMsMst PondeIier, Nchols, j. Poiod.,,. a..
to, In WE who va, Mary PondeIt,r pxasss
W.l,m n 30 ws,ir, g. Poindsssr John s. Pndss,..
to-. JSn p"j. ., Md,ed p;otsI. william O. p"ra.r.
,ho ~ So md I'er, rhom, Johnson and S0.te ron
TIL defendant, j., Ps;o% .,'y fo'nd'Iier, D.fh..
~" Midt'd p nde,t~r, not h.vin, .,,s " nam
a. gwen '"curhv ascending 70 Law 81 az "e'r
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SCIENCE.
"HE Jefferson Academy, at Ely

"HE Jefferson Academy, at Elyton, un. u der the Superintendance of c. G. Nc PETERSON, A. B. has commenced its second session, with the most Aattering prospects. Although in its infancy. such is the confidence the public entertain of the fitness and qualif- cations of the conductors of this institution, that it now numbers between fifty and sixty students, of which about twenty are engaged in the Latin and Greek languages.
 TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS. For spelling, reading and writing. % English Grammar. Geography. Arith-
 metic, &c. ....... ......................8 co Languages and other higher branches. .12 % Board can be had at respectable houses at from six to eight dollars per month.
 The Trustees have employed the Rev JOHN WILLIAMS as an assistant teacher, which enables MT MCPHERSON to devote his atten- tion principally to the students engaged in the higher branches.
 A strict course of moral department is ob- seryable in this institution, with strong de- sire to make each student thorough in what he may learn; and from its healthy situation. the cheapness of board, and its incipient pros perity, the trustees feel justified in. recom- mending it to the patronage of all persons wishing to educate their children.
 By order of the board,
 PEYTON KING, |.
 President of the 6oasi Of. Trustees. PETER WALKER, See'y. [dec17 37