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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

The ,dyi'es from Ncw Orl,ara.o he 9nth ul,
furnish unievngabc accounts ot the health OF that
! city. Great comrlsns are ulcredas,inst the board
ofhealth, which although srpoi1ted and organised
Some tno aeoA anticipation Of the srproach Of the
cho'tTa, apqeat 10 be nehiclsn, When ta9 time cor
acunn has arrived. The ed.loY Of The I.ooisisns
Advertiser. undo, dgte Of 26th ut mste, the fol
, lowing report. derived from hrs own visits TO the
Hospitals and gTaee yards
Aithe Charity 4oEri's eincc u O'clock m Sun
day there have hetn seven deaths and six patients
admitted We have 40 seturns from the insrma,iCs
Of docsons Campbell and Metarlsne. 3hege were
! eve deaths on Sunday at the in3rmary of doctgy
! Rice
Al Nh Protestant Cemetery there we're thirty
I Sin buried On Suudey and up to oge o'clock yes
to-day tners We-e twenty one bariala
We aeaT indeed ola great many 1asrg, bns n,o
nnwl.log % give orodence to unaa.eu,icacd state.
mens.
As The Catholic Cemetery there wore IS bnrials
On Sunday and - yesterday. Last evening, when
the gntcs Of TINS cemetery were closed, thefe we're
at least twenty co,psFs un5nried.
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PAlNEavfri.r- OHIO My 3

EAINHFYIlNFl ONO NOV ;.
+ Fatal ntstaEe--The circumstances of this me.
lanchoy accident, as just relqiod to us, are briefly
s9 follows. On Wednesday evening AIT Mr. Ing
Icy Of Auburn. iatai5 county, was returning home
n sete OF lntoxication and fell into the ditch by
the side Of the road. A man passing BY discovered
nm IN .ast situation, and mis'ook him Tor = bear
He returned about half e milo 10 q tavern, made
known his discovery, procured rife, ard went
back IN company with three or four others and
when they arrived within about Il feet Of Inn, still
lying helpless in the ditch, they were 50 confident
that It was hear, that one OF them Immediately
lrod and killed him instantly So far as we have
been informed no evil design attaches to any one
1t appears TO havs been wholly mistake, occasion.
ed ny the darkness Of the night, and his lying in
the situation above described.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

Il Yankee Not,on.-The Yankee have sent NJ
shs market samples of shoes made of India rubber
CLOTH called tympan cloth. The cloth is saturated
ana PARTED with gum, ard polished SO as to pre-
sens beautiful surface resembling kid. These
snoes oelns lmpervious to wet are intended to
Peisede the rubber Shoes the most uncouth things
that ever deformed pretty feet.
NcW YORK. Jour. Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19
fT0m the Orange (Va.) Pres,, NovsmJs, Q
SUICIDE.

F. a. Massenbach, German by birth. pu,
period TO his existence in this village on the nisb,
OF the "a INST by blowing out his brains with -
pis'o His determination to effec. this obiec,
must nave been well resolved, Is when found he
ne'o 10 ms LEFT hand another instrument of death
charged TO the muzzle and cooked, and his Gnosr
upon inc trigger He had been ngaged in making
searches for gold in the lower part Of this co,,n,v
Wy 1ss disposed to en,c. inh spccula,icns in ,Lis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19
tyom na So,to,s Bealos, Nop. i2.


HUiCIDE.-Gn occurrence Of . foelanchcf,
character took place r tho Borough on Sunday Ill
inst but which, from the privacy with which &,
vas managed, was undIscogere3 Until Saturday
last, young man Of respectable appearance BY
the name Of WILLIAM w. EMAGERSofv. ma
tive Of Bangor, {Me.) where aud in a. York, we
learn, he IS respectfully connected eamc n ouf
( Ovn from Fayetteville, North Carolina. ahou, 3
month since, aud opened lottery Once or the
South side Of Main ST. the third deer est G.
Market So lie took lodgings a; Mrs lNarp6g'
boarding house and conducted himself, as we are
, informed with entire propriety.
day or two preceding his rash set he herroy-
cd from IN. Mallory, whose Office was KEEP. in an
adjoining apartment, Book on Anatomy, and on
returning It on Saturday Sd inst made someremars
about drIe''ts, but the Doctor did not attend to it
suihcenty 20 remember It's puyport Beng missed
at hs Boarding House aud his Office being closed.
IL was eonect1red ha, he had left hcre in SUNDAY
steam Scat iof the Nogsh without giving notice to
any one.
IN Wednesday enelng, the Doctor was much
annoyed BY pairid eShalatioa, which. surprising
TO proceed from dead rat lie had his ot;co
shroushy cleaned and ventilated, bu. on CLOSING
the doorsthe offensive smell returned and continued
10 annoy those In the Office very much Until Sa,ur
Gay last when one efthe young men looking ,i,roue
a broken pane of glass, in the door that sepsra-
ted the apartments discovered razor lying on the
counter and percelving that the eIuvia was strong
CT IN that direction, the door wus forced when the
body OF the unhappy man, in n shocking state of
Putretaction, was found extended on the aoor his
head resting on an inclined plane made by plank
placed on chair reversed 1t appeared that he had
placed himself in the position in which he was
found and had dclibe, aely severed an artery in his
LETT arm, and bled himselfto death. The floor was
covered with hood--snd no doubt remained that he
mad been dead about six days--A Coroners in.
quest was held over the booty, which was inferred
about noon on Saturday last.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

TIE Beton Rouge Gazette, Of 0eb g, says -
BY letters received from ihls town rom New OF
/. leans, We Learn that tha yellow :oyes prevails 10 f
greater e1teut, n thai place st the present :sms
hau was eTar known. We iurthes ieara by per-
sons who arrived il The stsAmcF Telegraph yestes.
day. that the GholeIa had mado its appeasoaea 10
Wow Orleans
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

Govaa-os WoLr.---As il has been rnnds ours-
ton, IN which our paper has been sonowhat iastrn
mental whether Gov Wolf gas in far or Of the re.
elgct,on of zen. Jackson. wo think / dua to nm &c
insert the annexed letter, which certainly relieves
the question ftoTn all doubt
H2Tr'ssurg, Nor ), lao.
Gsntlernen-l received you, favor Of the lgt ms,
this morning, incloans proofmpreason on 3a,c
Of miniature likeness of the President Of liz Uni.
ted States.
think the Democratic Committee Of Spnsdo.
tendance Of the city of Philadelphia, COT this nsrk
Of attention, and take pleasure 10 eongyslelafng
is meo1hers IN advance upon the oertai7sY wit,
which the original OF shs' h6eresa Varses1so the
vote OF Pennsylvania second tune
Accept &r &c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

A. N'Clsspfn, Chairman, Of Com.

II. W VtRtHFb thal'mani OF Ooln.
JonN J Me ,HBN. Sec.
Mr. Mtg.p, Gov Nyafs Secretary Of State,
and cnc oitae JACKSON Electors, IN o recent letter
touchm. the question of tho Vice presdency re-
marks, with more force than he perhaps was aware
Of Fcnnsylsenia IS fast losing her Weight and
pHuoncs IN tho uniou 10y substituting errsneous y
rs conceive, eninglion devotion to a.a
Slt nj.
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ST. Lerrs. Oct. I'd.

ST. LcCrs, Oct 30
IHr CEoLrRA.--We canuot congratulate GU,
'eilow-clzens upon the disappearance Of the pes,i
lence from amongst US. 1t 10, however, much nit
gated in rs maignity, and no longer sxcites con.
starvation amongst ali classes, as was the case las,
week.
The precise number ofesses will mos. lkelv
never be known. The greotest mortality was up.
on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
think about twenty persons died on each of those
days. In the two weeks ending on Sunday last
we have calculated that about one hundred and
forty persons fell victims TO the pes,ilonce has
prevailed here in most fearful usnner--oerbnps
with more magnity than IN any other par. Of the
United States.
HsalM Of the Cities-The Baltimore bill Of NOR
tality for the last week shows the reduced agra
gate ofonly thrty-our deaths, of all ages and dis
eases. One death only by cholera
In New York, las, week, there were los deaths
-one only by cholera morbus
In Philadelphia, last week, there were 70 death;
-one death by cholera morbus.
lBdaimoyc American, Nor l6.
Ssdm Boat to ply bcs,oeen Nsw YorE and
Casfiss'aa.-By 9 references 10 cur ADVERTISING
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

I Such arc ~ Agaaasie fAljs Of 1soss1n,sn
Our nights and liberties not only gone, but our
hires are at the mercy of abandoned FOREIGN
Frs, ins.gssed by the still more abandoned Once
Holders.
From the Albany Daily Advertiser.
The scene Witnessed yesterday IN thus city beg
gars all description We regret 70 record, as pub
llc journalists the ou,rages and the violence COM
miitcd by lhe Jackson party. mob, melted by
designing men, mad. the purlIeus Of the polls, IN
the second ward, the Of bloodshed and conf'I
sion Ailer Looping possession ofthe room where
the inspectors were aud compelling many Of our
native citizens to retreat without giving IN their
votes, they sailed forth into tbs capitol square with
bludgeons hammers knives, and paving stones,
and commenced their assassin. Ike assaults ufoo
our own citizens These are the Misguided men,
who have lived daring the last season upon The
charity ard beneyoieuce Of the Albanlans and
nov n the call and beck Of two or three indivi-
duals y no maintaln themselves in office by their
supposed influence, come forward like assasslns 70
beat down III. freemen Of Albany l. this 10 be
tolerated Are We eorue to this, that men ,Isi
landed on Cur shores, and dependent on our eoan,e-
nance, shall be led up to battle against the people
= ho iecelye then with Ifindlcss Ithis Is Jack
sonlsm ttQsi It'll 1t sill be rae, VIII universal
repfchenslon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

Captain Alden Partridge, formerly of West
Point, and more recently prlneipal OF the United
States Scientific and Military Academy ii Middle.
Town, Con and Norwich Vermont has teen cleo
ted President OF ,he Jefferson College, IN TIC jtai
Of Mlnizsippi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

Ssdm Boat TO ply beisoeen Nsw YorE and
Casr'ss.aa.-By 9 references 70 cur advertising
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

We regret 10 learn, says the Boston Commercial
Gazette OF Saturday, that DE- Spur4heiu has fol-
some days past been seriously indisposed His
physiciars on Thursday evening were apprehen
Give ths, his case M h1iermlnste fatally. lie Goa
unuod very low last evening, and hopee wer,
entertained Of his recovery Among hrs medica
advisers are some Of The most akillu III ,ho city.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

The Hon. John Quincy Adams and lady, arr
we'd 10 town Saturday and ook apartments atthc
American Hotel. We understand lbat they viii
leave here tbs day Tor Washington, where they in
leod to spend the wi1ier.
Mr. Nj Lane, Secretary Of the Treasury is also
on a v,st 10 New iofa--probaby to tx on a ecite
Of Custom House. y y Com. Aap .soV. IL.
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

WHEREAS Joshua llntct &, his ees,nin Deed
of ist January, 1890, fuf ihn nsirpose OF securing
payment Of three several plomissofs note. of snr,e
date, the LEI for $3.50 duo n, Jannnrg. fsst.--
the qnd for 1900 duo Isl January. 1889. ahd lie
3rd for S40O due isi January, lass. did convev
TO Edmund CHM, now decd. land TO whom snid
notes we're payabe,) certain lot Of ground esli-
mated TO contain ono acre, more or less, situated
near Fors-Adams on the Mississippi river, and On
which 10, is erected A STEAM SAW MILL with
other improvements; together also with a pair Of
log-whecls, carl.wheels, and a sot Of Blacksmith
iools IN 1Fasf 10 sell the same in case Of default
on the part fthe said Winter 10 paw said notesn.
they should respectively become duo; with prov,.
90, that IL sale of bat part Of the preuaus.' &c
should be required, said Winter would BE- pr,vileo.
ed II no choose TO designate what parts And
whureas since the Execution Of said Deed, the sad
Edmund Glpn has deceased, and the undenian.
cd has becn appointed BY the Chancellor nj tho
State OF Mlssssippi 70 carry into execution the a.
ioTesnid Trust, and tho two notes Of said Winter
trsi aforesaid (eNccpi as 10 a small credi) being
duo and unpaidi and whereas sad Winter having
neglected to appon, any division Of said premises
to bo sold, aud II appearing To the undersigned
from the condition Of said property and ,he s,,,,.,
due, that Il s imprachcubie 10 make aut nnAlsl
sale Of said Trust Properly,-Therclote. a satlsR,
the above demand, together with all proper cosls
and charges, ! will expose 10 public sale in iho
Town of Fort-Adanis, on the eth day of Ocio.
Der, 1889, between the hours Of f9 g. 4 o'clock
Of said day. ali the aforesaid described property
real and personal, on a credit Of twelve months.
the purchaser or purchasers to give bond with up-
proved security.
ELIZA ANN CHM, T,uste,
Sent "a fa3Q Sotds
Southern planter., 1832-10-20
m, g. BROWN a. co.,
October 20, 1899.

HAVE Just received, and on iani variety Of
Books and Stationary, among winch are the follow
,np; Matte Brun, Smiley, Woodbridge, Goodrich
and Adams Geography and Atlas; Parey's aud
Biake's Geography for Children; Parey's Ant
mails; Parley's Juvenile and Winter Evening
Tales; Paney's Europe aud America, Hume,
Smallei, aud ossel's England Russel's Modern
Europe; Roberison's America, and Scotland, aud
India; Nibben's Rome; Josephus; Plularch's Lives;
Rollins Antenl History; ryher's History; Grim
s,aw's United States; iOodnch's and liale's lis
tnrv of United States; Gibson's Surveying; FUR
neIis Chemistry, and Natural Philosophy; Crumbs
Natural Philosophy; Paley's Evidences, and Moral
ph,l,snphy; Websiers Octave and School Dcton
arv. e urray, Krkham, Frost and Greenleaf 1
Grammar's Pike, Ddbol, smiley, smith and Col
hurn,s Arithmetic; Shakespeare Mckenzies 6OOI
lReceiuts; Marshall's Washington, Llie OF Marion
,c. of Wesley; Wesleys Works; Acedemlca
sneaker, American FIRST Class Book; Young Rea
AZ. Nat,onal Reader; Poliuca Glass Book Wes
,e,n sonyster; Thomas and Buchan's Domesu'
, Medicine; Pauy's PharmacolOgiaI Jackson Prncl
Mos of Medlcine, United States Pharmacoplai Ma
Ions. Farrisr improved; Virginia Housewliei Amer
,c.n Gardener: American Frugal House Vile
Bush's .ie Of Mahannd ;Geigs History OF the 81
HE. Lives Of Celebrated TTavcllersj liandtrs bN
pedilion to the Nigeri Bibles and Ics@menIs
= Clark's Commentary on the Old and New Tesla
mept. with variety ofTheological Books run sci
! of p,cket,'s School Books, WebsteT's and Emei
; sons Smelling Books; Bldcksione's Commenlane'
! with variety Of Miscellaneous Works
plain and Ruled Cap. Gilt; PLAN and ltule
: Letter paper, Pant Boxes Larges and Small, W.
= ter colours. "a
p" Ociober 49, 1889 ~
Southern planter., 1832-10-20
ENGLISH EXTRACTS.

idy Noel Byron and herdaughter, the honorable
gsla Ada Byron, have for some time been Inv
most reuredly at Brighton, The hon. MISS
|n, asple daughter" of the highly gifted noble
nofha title, is now in her 18th year, and a
ne lady ofconsdorabe beauty and accomplish
Iae. She will inherit the large fortune OF he'
lad lalher, the late Sir Ralph Millbank Noel
N Lady Byron is co her with the hon. Ma
fpe Curzon, eldest son of Lord Scarsdale, o
baFony Of Wentworth, (by writ 1929, now il
gance; her ladyship's mother the late lad
bank, being the sister and c0-heir OF the lai'
fount Wentworth, on whose death, April II
A q the title of Viscouni Wentworth became ex
Z, bot the hsrony Of Wentworth fell into abey
z between the heirs Of the sisters.
Aserology Of 1889 Revue Encyclopedlque en-
naaies the following distinguished Europeans
'ng died in the first SIN months Of the presen
England Crabb the poet Munden the actor
Bell, founder Of the Madras system; Muzl
'aenii the celebrated pianist and composer job
yo' ihejournalst; Mrs. Musiers, the Mary Cha
rIh Of Lord Byron; Bentham the jursconsuil
:, Mcintosh, the historian, &c
y s"eden-F. Omie, a distinguished writer, b
% Gefmany-Bishop Sabier; learned Theol'
l'D Frederic de Cent?, Aulic Counsellor; Zell'
I'lend Of Goethe; and the latter disiingulshe
9osage himself.
Switzerland Bonsieiten, the philosopher an
s1a of Haller, Muller, &c; and Naef, the fou
q The deaf and dumb school of the Canton {
Southern planter., 1832-10-20


,llic meeting being called 10 consider the
e's.,y Of insirucung the Delegates in Conven.
an this county to vote in favor OF submit.
4 ,lp form Of a Constitution they may adopt, 10
.sooe lor acceptance or rejection.
4 Vandom, Esq was called to the Chair &
Z Putnam, Esq. appointed Secretary.
following resolutions were proposed, and
lwo dissenting voicesl adopted; there being
.,.,oe present, without concert or reference To
,ens or feelings.
.skad, That il Is the wish Of this meeting,
a, Delegation in the Convention, use their
..,nions to have the Constitution they may
admitted 10 the people for their adoption or
.n; and that our Delegation be requested to
.,,he 10 no Constitution, unless il be provided
h samo be submitted TO the people
h,,lped, That this meeting recommend 10 the
q, of The different counties Of the State, that
,,o request ih1t the said amendment or new
4 Constitution be submitted TO the people of
IL sn before irshall take effect, if such be their
nolsed. That the foregoing resolution be pub
4 IA the Port Gibson Correspondent g. Watch.
,nd oiher papers in the State, and copies
N be forwarded TO the Delegates from this
E
M hen The meeting adjourned
/. P A VANDORN, Chairman.
W PUTNAM, See'y.
Southern planter., 1832-10-20
JEFFERSON C0LLrcr.

TIE Trustees ofthis institution inform the public
that the decease ofihe late Mai Holbrook has placed
The concerns Of this seminary wholly ander their
control. They feel confident that they will b. 4.
ble' 10 the course ofihe ensuing winter 10 render il
equal TO any seminary in the South, for the means
and facilities Of acquiring finished English, Clus.
seal, and Scientific education. They consider
themselves justified in guaraniyng these assurances
to the pubc and they feel confident, in submitting
the claims Of this seminary again to the public pa.
ronage, that they will be met by a correspondent
confidence in their best exeriions 10 render il not
state.
They have engaged the services Of Capt. ALDEN
PARrRrDcE, whose scientific requirements, and
whose experience In experimenting such an ,nstitu
ton are too we'll known TO require commendation
from them. lie will take charge Of the institution
As President, and Cupi. T. b. Ransomo will be
associated with him as professor Of Mathematics
Competent professors and instructors will fll the
diiercn' departments Of the college aud Of the pre-
para'oy school The collepial year will be divided
into two sessions, Of five months each The frs,
session will commence ON the first Monday in Octo.
ber and terminate the last day OF February. the
second will commence on the first Monday in
March, aud terminate on the last day Of July.
0>-fhc ensuing session will commence on the
first Monday in November.
No siuden, will be admitted fora less term than
one session
arrangements will be made by the Trustees TO
have books, stationary, military clothing, &c, fur.
nished at the college for the New York costs and
charges.
Il Is desirable, Got tho better organization Of the
classes, that students should enter as early IN the
session as possible.
TERMs-Are asfoIlows, one half payable in
advance, VIZ;
D. For reading, writing, photography
SC $50 per ann
2. For the preceding, together with
Arithmetic English grammar,
Geogrephy, &c. S4O per ann.
3. For those branches which Constitute
acomplote college course, $50 per ann.
The spanish and French languages will DO an
extra charge, unless substituted for Greek and
l.atn.
Boarding, lodging, washing, fuel, lights,
&c SiR per MONTH
Students will have the option Of boarding. in com
mons or with their friends IN the village.
Washington, Mia Oct 10, 1889. Al
01rTho editors of the following enumerated pa
pcrs, are requested to give the above notice three IA
sertions m their respective journals and iransm
their accounts to the Secretary OF the Board O
Trustees, for payment, VIZ. Phoenix, 81. Francis
VILE; Olive Branch, Clinton; Louisiana Advertiser
New Orleans; Gazette, Baton Rouge; Southern
Planter, Woodvlllei Gazette, Monticello; Patriot
Raymondi Misslssippan, VIcksburgi Walchman
PorI Oibsoni aud Nachez, at Nalchez.
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

RANAWAY from the subscriber, on the 7lh
inst. negro fellow named Abncr, 25 or 80 years
ofage about FIVE ieet high, dark complicated
red eyes-a scar over one eyo--rather slow speech
has very good capo--co'on clothing, new
shoes, color of leather just curried think he will
aim FOR Mr.. Martin Lewis not ar from Iolmesye,
where he lived before purchased him, and Two
others. A liberal reward will be given TO any per.
son that will secure him in any jail, or bring
him to me, living four miles from ST. Francisyile,
on the upper Jackson road.
GIDEON NEVlLL
Vet FelicianG, La., Oct lOh, 1899. 4iw2
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

Rayism. Gov. Ray, of the New Nighied, State
of Indiana, says thai the n 6ers might as well
aiiemp1 10 eat drild crab apples with curry comb
as TO defacc "E. Plunbus Unumm He says that
Indiana will be one nonslrum horrendum, before
her name shall be torn from the stars aud the es-
cuichenn
Southern planter., 1832-10-20
NlITICE

TIE undersigned administrator Of the estate OF
Samuel Harrison, deceased, will al tho next Ocio-
Der Term ofthe Orphans Court Of Wilkinson coun.
~, present his accounts with said estate for final
settlement and allowance
MM. L. BRANDON, Admr
August 20, 1926
Southern planter., 1832-10-20
NOTICE

TIE undersigned administrator dc bOnis non,
of the estate of Caicin PO Ter, deceased, will, at
the next Ociober Term Of the Orphans Court Of
the County Of Wilkinson, present hts account Of
sail estate for final settlement and allowance.
A DANIEL, Admr.
August 20, I832-35
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

heNew York journal Of Commerce publishes
~ dated August 4, from Rev. William Tor
iczen Of the United States, now pastor Of
Arh and teacher Of a school in Buenos Ayres,
has been imprisoned in that place for uniting
! Iiuesiant in marriage with a Catholic. The
: NWoom, the bride, and her mother, together
Z the Witnesses of the ceremony, we're seized
thrown into prison at the same time. They
!. n al aken before the Ecclesiastical Court,
Pea fine of one thousand dollars each was i'm.
I don Mr. Torrey aud the husband, of Eve hun
dollars on each Of the witnesses, and the bride
Aer mother were sentenced 10 Imprisonment
Ne house Of correction for a month, TO be en-
isd in devotional exercises. The right Of mar
/, y Tu'estanis to Catholics, with the consent OF
nients, was previously supposed TO be allow
~ the government. Mr. i. bad claimed the
,eon of Mr.. Baylies who was resolved TO in
'H whenever the opportunity should be offered
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

THE notes aud accounts Of those indebted to
the subscriber will be put in suit at the next Court
if not settled previously.
They are now efl in the hands Of Joseph Green,
Esq. who is authorised TO receipt for the same
MILO FERRELLS
Sent. u. 1882. 37w6
Southern planter., 1832-10-20

LETTERS TesIameniary were granted 10 the
undersigned at the August Term Of the Orphans
Court of Amiie county, on the estate Of William
Everett, deceased-All persons having claims
gainsi said estate are requested present them do-
iy authenticated within the time prescribed by law,
OF they will be forever barred
HENRY r.. EVERETT, E,,,.,
JOHN EVERETT 80
Liberty, Sent, 12, 1889 -38
Southern planter., 1832-10-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIR. j. Is. ". BURK a.,
Surgeon Dentist,

RESPECTFULLY informs the ladies aud gen
tlemen Of woodyille aud ITS vicinity, that he has
permanently located himself in this place; where
he IS prepared TO perform all opentons pertaining
TO Deatistry-wlll lusert natural or artificial teeth
from one TO almost entre SET plug with
gold or sllver--exuact aud separate, aud cure the
scuryy with the least possible pam Medical gen
uemen are invited to call aud witness the opera
dons. Os1J- ,oom, al the Woodpihs Hotel.
M B. Ladies' waited upon al lnelr resldeae es
ifiequued.
October 20, 1882 ~