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Southern planter., 1832-05-12
NOTICE.
The TArOEgh bred Horse
CA ROLINIAN.

VIII stand the present season at the plantation
OF +. H. Richardson, seven miles East Of Wood.
Vile, and be let to mares at tho reduced rates
(crops being shorty Of 50, $40 and SI5, with the
usual conditions. CAROLlNIAN is a beautiful
bay with black legs, name and tail; 16 hands high
well PropoFhoned, six years old, in fine health and
vgor.
CARoLINIAN will not explore the country in
search OF custom, but should the citizens of any
neighborhood, make up q number of mares (say 8
or l0D and give information Of the same he will
for their convenience, be sent to some central Sit
uatlon. Mares from distance particularly atien.
ded 10. For further particulars apply to f. r.
Richardson.
HARDlAlAN s. PERKINS.
WoodVille March the 10th 1882.
Southern planter., 1832-05-12
Q. P. SMITH & p. W. FARRAR.

WILL hereafter practice LAW in co-partnership,
~ The Courts held in WoodulIe, and will attend
the Circuit Courts Of Franklin g. Amite- and the
different sessions Of the Supreme and Chancery
Courts OF the State.-Ofice on the East side ofth
Public Square where one OF both Of them may at
ell times be found, unless absen, on professional
business
WoOdvilIe, March s, 1881.
Southern planter., 1832-05-12
SrArE oF MIssrssrrr1 !


9IALh 49,. OF MlssIssTPPI, Orphans CourL
Wilkinson County. February Term, 1889
TIE Administrative ofthe Estate of Joseph p.
Henley, deceased, having returned to this Court
list OF claims presented against the Estate Of said
heney,-and also an account of the personal pro-
perry OF said Estate, whereby it appears that the
personal property is insufficient to pay the debts a.
ganst said Estate-lt is therefore ordered, that /
citation issue 70 all persons interested in he real
estate OF said Henley, to come forward at Inc newt
May Term Of this Court, to shew cause wbv the
Iea estate OF said deceased should not be sold 10
pay the debts of said Estate. y
"A true copy from the Records-Attest,
EDW. FELTUS, CIR.
Southern planter., 1832-05-12

ALL persons having accounts with the subscri.
Der Tor meat, corn, wood, hauling, Sc. would do
ven 20 call and settle them. My health will moi
peIint me to KUN after them. will on or before
sne iotn Gay Of May, leave them indiscrminateIy
IN u 1e hands otan officer for collection that think
merit TOUN ppT5ggS IN gSs'y
April II, 1889. Is 0"
Southern planter., 1832-05-12

orrIcE PLANTERS BANK,

WoOdpille, April I7h, 1889.
BY resolution Of the Board the Discount DSSv
Of this Bank is fixed for Tuesday in each week.
Notes for Discount, must be offered preyious.
" to that day, or they will not be placed before
the Board. Bank hours from 10 A. M. fn ? o,.
clock, M. except on discount day, when the
Office viii be kept open oil o'clock, p. M
A.. M FELTUS, Cashier.
Southern planter., 1832-05-12
Law NOTICES.
THOMAN @. WEST.

WILL practice Law in the Courts Of this
couniy.-Also in the Circuit Courts Of Amiie, Pike
and franklin; and the Supreme, Chaneefy and Dis
lrcl Courts at Naichez
IYoodriHe, April 28h, 1892. ~
Southern planter., 1832-05-12
OFFIoE PLANTrRs BANK.

,,ou,,. WoOdUille, April 18Th, 1889.
NOTICE is hereby given, that from und after
this date this Bank will allow interest on monies
to the credit Of individual Depostors at the rate Of
one cent tor each one hundred dollars remaining h
Bank to their credi. for one day--and al the same
rate Tor longer time and larger sums; but no al.
iowahce OF interest will be made on fractions of one
hundred dollars. By order. 0"' '"'
,s,, A. M. FELTUS, Cashier.
Southern planter., 1832-05-12

IS TO be found at all times at his Office, adjacent
the Office Of Smith + FARRAR, or at his dwelling,
tho house formerly occupied by Captain Wade,
when not engaged professionally.
Jaaaary 26, 1899. d.
Southern planter., 1832-05-12

CHAUNCEYS. S. & II. d. KELLOGG con-
tinue to practice Law as heretofore Their Of
fee is opposite the Bank.
WoOdDilie, January 6, 1882. Syl
Southern planter., 1832-05-12
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
j ]. ] j !. !. ! !. !. !. I : u J" !" ; ; 4 !. !. !: ! !. !
a COMMITTED to the Jail II
M kinson County, State of MISS
on the 22nd inst, by Joseph q
NXNl Esqr., Justice of the Peace
ND run away slave, a negro man
RN calls his name PETER, and 81
SszaSaAak. belongs to Henry Martin, ldii
ChntJn, East Feliciana, Louisiana. boil
bout 5 feet 10 inches high--about 40 yeasd.
Had on when committed an old broad cloAa
and lindsey woolsey pantaloons--Says he Eul
by a Mr.. Smith Of Columbia county, Tens
The owner Of the above described negp
quested to come forward, prove property, pay 4
ges, and take him out Of Jail, otherwise be VI
dealt with as the law directs.
BENZ. TURBEVILLE, Jaik
Woodville, April "a, 1882. II
Southern planter., 1832-05-12
NOT9CE.

NOTICE.
COMMITTED to the Jail ofI
M County, State Of AlississippL 3
a~ l9th instant, by VIM. Stewl
lKT Esqr, negro man named HEl
W. who says be belongs 10 John
s-.=1 living about miles from Mobl.
Henry appears to be about 25 or q6 yeaus
stout built, s feet l-2 inches high-hass
scar on his forehead, rather OH the riobtsl
loag scer N his left eyebrow - much scsre5O
throat, which he says was zone in falling {
thorn tree, since he left home-he has the n
ance ofhaviDg been much whipped on bis bua
--and Is slow in speech-Had on when coud
cotton shirt, old blue broad cloth coat, bh
pantaloons, and an old white wool hat d
says he has been out about six weeks.
The owner OF said negro is requestedt
charges, and take him out Of Jail.
MORGAN DAVIS, Shf. al
Amiie Count.
Liberty, Anite Co. Miss, April 90, Isa.
Southern planter., 1832-05-12

kHN0 Increase the fncities between the City Of New
~ Orleans and Bayou Sarah. the Bayou Sarah Steam
Boaf Company have purchased the new and splendid
STEAM BOAT TELEGRAPH, (1.ov pressure) and
intend running her regularly between The abovo ports,
soaetfng az ah bfermsdiafs iandings
: The line Of packets now consists Of the Columbia,
Capt r. Mumiord the Cotton Plant, Capt. e. Laurent,
Dc Telegraph. Capt c. 3. Cane
Thmr days Of departure from Bayou Sarah, will
be e. followss
The co1n,5ia Capt RumGord svefy Friday At ~ o'eloe
The Clifton Plant, Capt Laurant, Wednesday II;
The Telegraph, Capt Crane, Sunday IA. .
Will depart from New-Orlenns--
The Columbia, every Tuesday AZ 10 o'cioek,
Cotton Plant, Sunday 10 O'Clock,
Telegraph, Thursday TO-
The above boats al Of the fst caa ere commanded
y men experienced 10 the tsde, BY whom no exerons
win BE- spared 70 give satsiacton
Bayou Sarah, Dec 4, 1881.
Southern planter., 1832-05-12
NOTICE

q COMMITTED to the Jail
M mite County, State Of Misssspt
A William Stewart, Jr. Esor, d,
AGl 10th February, 1889, a nero
WNOwho calls his name BOB, ani
NN he belongs to Alexander Duul
.AtAing about a half mile above
Rouge, La. on the opposite side of the IN
Bob is about 20 or 80 years old-dark comp.
five feet l-2 inches high--had on wheri
mltted, a cotton shirt, French drilling panIs.
valencia vest, an old wool hat, woolen SOCK
good negro shoes.
The owner Of said negro is requested /
charges and take said negro out of Jail.
MORGAN DAVIS, ShF. q h
Amite COUNTY,
Liberty, Mi. February 20, 1889. 8
Southern planter., 1832-05-12
JAIL CONIMTTNENTs
NOTICE.


A1T WAS computed TO Tie Ia +,
~. mite county, Mississippi, 6v N
e. Davis, Esqr, as a runawa, !
wHA % day Of December, lg3i N
b Man ealing his name HANNid
saugs@s-ss about p years Of age-yeIlss
plection--5 feet IL inches high-bas
scar on his forehead-ratber over bis lea I
also a small scar under his left eye-Said I
says he belongs TO VIM. Denton living on Rs5 \
that he was purchased by said Denton /,
Orleans, with five others--and thatstLey n.
on board Of the Steam Boat Washinplop'
touched at sport Hudson" at which p!scs
away.--Said negro had on when comni,lede
roundjacket, blue domestic psntaloons !,
checked shirt under fine cotton shirt--wo,l,
The owner Of said negro is requested io (.
with the law, and take him out Of ail.
MORGAN DAVIS, Shg&
Liberty, Mississippi, December 4, 1881.
Southern planter., 1832-05-12

TWILL expose AT public sale for cash, at the
Court House Of Wilkinson county, on the second
MONDAY 10 June u s3a, the following tracts Of
Land or 90 much thereof, 40 will settle the taxes
due thereon.
&C., STOWN flOTS
In Woodville, bounded south by Main street.
north By Water street, east by lots Of VIM. Ham.
met d A. Daniel, and wesi by c. C. West; assess
cd as the property Of Miss Eliza Barrow. Amt. Of
tan due for 1891, SiS 80.
100 ACRES,
More or less, on the waters Of Bayou Sarah.
bounded on the west by John Ogden, on the east
James Leecb, on the north BY Charles Stewart, on
the soOth wm. y. Trask; assessed as tho property
OF Edmond Edwards. Ami. 5!etax for 1881, 81 90.
TOWN LOT
In Woodville, bounded north by Bank s,reet
Yves, by lot Of j. 8. Lewis, south by the property
formerly owned by Prestwood Smith, and east by
lands belonging to the Bank; assessed as the pro.
pef'y OF Ab Hammeti. Amt tax due for 1881.
80 cents.
a75 ACRES,
More or less, on the waters Of Bufsaloe. bound.
ed as follows, north by lands belonging 10 the Es
tate Of SoIoumeT, east by v. @. Grootns. west bv
DAVIS tract, south unknown; assessed as the pro.
Periy Of WIN. z. I. Nicholson. Amt. Of tax for
1891, 81 12. - ~
OS-IHs ADORE ants are exclusive of costs
JAS. REID, 7. G. W..
March 8, 1880 10
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Five Hundred Pounds Reward

NV HEKEAS THOMAS GLEW, Collecting Clerk i'm
w service OF Messrs. Robarts, Curtis s. Co. London
mas aea to return to his employers with the following
amount OIL Bank Notes. which he received in the ordinary
discharge OF his trust conidcd him on Saturday the
Bird oil September inst and has disappeared or absconded
whoever will apprehend, or cause TO be appehended
the said Thomas Glew, will make such discovery as
VIII cad 10 his apprehension and the recovery Of the pro-
perry stolen, shall receive reward OF Five Hundred
Pounds sterng in that proportion for such an amount as
may DC recovered upon application to FISH, GRIN
NELL < Co l3t Front st. New York
The said Thomas Glew was dressed in dark foct coat
with striped plaid trousers and Wellington boots is about
ieet IL Inches in height rather stout quick and
upright III his walk Has asma head with little scar
on the forehead light brown hair, combed flat on the left
sde and bushy about the years Whsker otc same color
sion about them. The nose rather large with wide nos
tris and little turned up. Hands large and feet rather
broad The voice thick and when elevated becomes
dscordant and cracked Full feshy lips and features and
the complexion very salow having altogether heavy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-14
VERY IMPORTANTl

IF or The irst time in Government now in its 43d
year, an EX-President has, in the Mr. Adams be
come member of the National Legislature. Is it not
curious colncidence that on the roll of Members, the names
being thereon placed Alphabetically the name which
AZ Te hea" ~ me Hst should be that of this very indiy;
uua!-John e. Adams. 1t so strikes us."-.Nat Int
rom hs scrap IT will be that the editor of the In
egencer has made an important discovery ia, letters II
IS nat Is The first letter i'll the alphabet How wonder
m II Is ha on the roll oil the members of Congress the
mr. a. should stand at the head of the list 1t was placed
mere we suppose because the alphabet begins with am
curious coincidence? 'H so strikes s."1GIobe
me Globe might have added that "the names BEN,
9PndOencdhy Placed, the name of Mr. Adams does moi
neau the s III the order of the alphabet has not been
changed Adar stands before Adams. II strikes u.s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-14

DYSPEPSIA CURED.-DR. J. L. BENSON, begs
~ leave to return thanks to the public for the very
liberal patronage received since his arrival in Richmond
and feels much pleasure in stating that experience and
great success IN the treatment of Dyspepsia warrants him
IN guaranteeing to cure every of Indigestion within
the ald OF pharmaceutical treamen that may he present
ed Having made ether engagements, DR. b. will leave this
CITY IN lew weeks, and expects be gone three months
lohose who are afflicted with this distressing disease ia
Voabe opportunity offered for their safe and speedy
reie would TAR exceed the limits of an advertisement TO
give minute description of all the diseases produced by
indigestion as observed in preceding notice on the sub
Ject that the celebrated English Surgeon Abcrnetbev
attributed nine out of ten of the diseases in the b
man frame to indigestion" The great and increasing
demand ior DT. bensons Digestive Pills. and Tooth ache
Drops since their efficacy has become known in tbie Cite
Is an additional proof of their superiority.
Dr. Bcnsons Office is No. As Eagle Hotel but freouest
ed will visit ladies' in the city at their respective abodee
Ladies and gentlemen from the country will receive inn
mediate attention. NV
, ~ B=E.sfy operation on the teeth performed upon
tue most modern improved, scientific principles with the
least possible pain, and correct professional skill
Dec ~ 76--tf
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Chesterfield. Jan. g
SALE OF LAND-Bv virtue of a Deed Of

VHNRUST SALE OF LAND.-By virtue of a Deed of
Trust executed by George Robertson Parson) of the
county OF Amelia TO the late Edmund Harrison or his le
gal representatives the 9th day of September 1922 and
duly recorded in the Clerks office of aforesaid county for
certain purposes therein specified, will be sold to the high
est bidder on the 23d day of January next if fair if not
the next lar day, on the premises for cash. that Tract or
parcel oil Land which the said George Robertson re-
SIDES In the aforesaid county of Amelia lying the river
aPpomatox' one and halt miles above the junction of
the said river and Flat Creek four miles below Gento
containing by estimation $50 acres, or less with a
suciency OF wood land, dwelling house. and other ont
houses healthy and pleasant stuaon and agreeable
Subscriber being the legal represen-
tative OF the late Edmund Harrison, the Trustee will only
convey such title as he the Trustee invested with tho
he believes it 10 be indisputable
NATHANIEL HARRISON, Ex'orof
Dec. 10. 64-tds1 Edmund Harrison.
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(From the PHILADELPHIA 1no,,i,.e, ,


resolution introduced into the Senate bv General
smith, oil Md providing the appropriation of one million of
or inc equipment OF part OF the army, and the ar
ming of our forts, produced little sparrnS among tho
members. Gen Smith supported his cause with ability
but was opposed by Mr.. Holiness Col. Benton and Gen
Haync, oil 3 Carolina with less ability. Gen Smith
the and true supporter of the administration He
an old and venerable looking with head blcacbed
with the ravages OF many ruthless winters countenance
marked with and the expression of deep thought and
intense reflection-a little bowed with aged, but with an
animation OF spirit and quckness of perception that
not IAN TO attract the attention and admiration of all who
see im lie has high, recedng, and well formed fore
head-a nose rather of the aqunc order, and such n
mouth and chin Lavaer would tell you indicated talent
His of speaking is bold firm fearless and impress
sive In the course of his remarks, he asked what we
would DO with the surplus revenue ITO which General
Hayne replied, lin the most animated and imprisoned
style-Why, sir will leave il in tie DocPis nf the
peoPe-we will leave it in the possession OF those who
OF all Others best entitled othc laborcrs who dear
ly earn it," or in words TO that effect.
IT'S impossible for any, the most preiudced TO re-
gard Gen Hayne i'm the Senate chamber without cotons
OF an interesting nature He is of the most finished
gentlemen IN appearance ever saws not large with
'ce while sitting, OF any expression which could be call
ed peculiar to itself IL has all the outlines of greatness
abouti high forehead, bright eye and open frank
and generous expression of countcnance But when he
rises 10 speak there u that sort OF camness and dignity
about hm that consciousness of his own superiority We
respect and mOdcsy aud generous department toward al
around hm-that chastity of manner and exprcssion-tha
hcsrt-warn, lively animation which lights up every fca
ture and gives impulse to gesture that can be
viewed by with indifference. As well as I car
1udgc from reading the one and hearing the other, Gen
ayne approximatcs TO Burke as represented il
Priors life OF him, than any know. Ills power i
like that of Burke, and his eoquence like that of PhiIp
for there Is music in every word sweetness in every son
/ and harmony i'm every tone.
| Colonel Benton is noble looking dgni6ed man: yer,
modest his department, very mild in his manner, anC
extremely chaste in his expressions. But so bold, anC
dgmhed in appearance, that he looks if he could
with camncss under the darkest clouds of adverse fortune
In short donot believe, and not alone in the belief
that the world can boast digniled body than i,
Senate Of our country.
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CoMMIssIoNER's OFFfcE,
Richmond. 9th Jan. 1892.

ItfcHWUT'I, UIN JuN Iooz }
The parties interested in the matters referred by the
above decreta order of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Henrco county, to of the Commits
sioners OF said Court hereby notified that have APP
pointed Thursday, the fifteenth day of March next for
their attendance before me, the matters REFEREED
my office at the Capitol in the City of Richmond with their
accounts and proofs And do, further in pursuance
the said order, hereby notify all persons having claims
against the estate of William w Philman decd in said
order mentioned, to come in before me- the said fifteenth
day of March next at my Office aforesaid and prove their
claims in order that of said claims NAV be
reported to the court in obedience the said order
Puncua attendance of the parties concerned will be ex-
pected, as the commissioner will proceed with all practical
BILE despatch in the performance of his duties.
VIM. G. PENDLETON, Con'r of the
Cir. Sup. Co. Of l.. s. Oh. for Henrico
Jan. IL. re
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AOIICE.-The legal heirs of John johnson, formerly
y OF the Goose Pond Caroline county, Va deceased
whose second wife Elizabeth Dizmukes are hereby
informed that the said Elizabeth died the 3Oh u eav
ing some negro slaves towhch they, the said heirs arc
titled, and which will be delivered 10 them, If proper ap-
pication be made to Mr. Samuel Connan, Merchant New
Market, Shenandoah county, Va II is deemed proper
to remark, that the applicant should be provided with all
necessary papers to establish his right TO claim said saves
Jan. 10. H-w4ys
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VOL. XXVGEI.---No. rs.

AT a meeting oil such Of the members of the Legisla
e Oh Souh carolina as were really friendly 10 the re-
eIeeuon OF ANDREW JACKSON, the Chairman was au-
torized and directed to appoint eleven Delegates who
WIN ninSe should attend the Convention which is TO
meet IN Baltimore in May next to nominate Candidate
or me wee Presidency of the United States The fol-
lowing persons have been accordingly nominated:
John d. ONeal, James Blair, w. T. Nuckols. r. RI
Mitchell, John NJ. Fielder, r. /. Manning Gen s Tuck
er. ID r UJJt,LsR Cba;.,sN
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NATHANIEL HARRISON, Ex'or of
Dec. 10. l64-tdsl Edmund Harrison dec
Dec. 10
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR sALE.-Bv vir-

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-By vir-
tue OF Decree of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county of Henco the case of
fnce vs. George ct al pronounced on the 9th Dccem-
ber lS3lhe subscribers will sell by public auction TO the
highest bidder, at Hanover Court House. on Tuesday the
3lst day OF January next the of land on which the
Courtouse stands, Except the public lott together with
the tavcrns and all other houses upon the owin terms
to wit $4,000 to be padn cash, and credit of IL months
from the day of sale the residue of the purchase mo-
ney, the purchaser giving bond with security for the cred
itpayment and the title to be retained until the purchase
money is paid
The subscribers are justified in saying that as vaua-
Oe property ior its extent any which has been offer
ed Tor sale In Virginia. for time, will be again of
iered The tract contains about 600 acres of land large
portion OF which is flat and and very good and lies on
both sides OF the main stage road to the North and not
twenty miles from the city of Richmond.
The buildings consist of two large houses nearly
new, small dwelling house, Kitchen stables and other
customary and two houses This proper
y has rented for several years past for $1,000 per
until the last year, when it rented under sadvantagcous
circumstances for $500 and in the hands of iudcious
manager, 1t would be of the NEST valuable tavern
stands in Virginia The tavern houses are insured Mr.
Sutton the premises will the property TO any dis
posed TO examine it,
JAMES r. SUTTON, c..
THOMAS PRICE, Jr. : commissioners
'ec' 81. 70-tds
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


Office IS hereby given to the propretors of the four
ana an hai per cent stock created in pursuance of
an Act OF Congress. passed the oath day Of Nav,
1874 that the Certificates Of the said stock will be paid
on the first day April next the propretors thereof or
legal representatives, or attorneys duly constituted
on me presentation and surrender Of the said Certificates
stand credited. wv sum- J
NOTICE is further given, that no transfer of the Ger
hhcaes OF said stock from the books of the Treasury
any Loan Office will be allowed after the FIRE, AZ -,
March next. ~ wy VI
And also, that the interest all the Certificates If tc
March next. Wy "
Jan. IL, 1882. 7II,fIE''
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FBNO STUDENTS OF MEDICINAL Physician
u extensively engaged in his profession in the City Of
Richmond DESTROYS of obtaining the services Of young
gentleman oil liberal education and steady habits who may
be disposed TO devote his icole time and attention the
requirement OF medical inlormation.The principal SER
wee required will be constant attendance in the advcr
user ONCE Tor the purpose Of putting up prescriptions
and receiving applications in return instruction will be
gwen and opportunities afforded, Of witnessing public and
private practice, operations &c Should the applicant
meet the views oil the advertiser, pccuniary
pensaiOn will be made
Refer to the Editors Of the Enquirer Gf by letter, post
paid) JAM 5. T72-t0
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NOIlCE.-The accommodation Line of Stages hereto
lore advertised TO Charlottesville to run from Louisa
Courthouse, in connection with the line from Richmond
to Orange Courhouse and the Culpcper line 70 AIexan-
dria, &c. will be discontinued till further advertisement
except so FAR as passengers who may choose to take nv
Stage from Richmond via Louisa Court house. for Char
lotesville in that tha be always prepared to send
them in comfortable Stage Carriage with soc drivers
and first rate horses JNO. NJ. PRICE.
Jan. 3. r72-2aw3v1
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~ Tho ENQUIRER is published twice week. generally and
three times week during the of the State
& inc N se a heretofore Five Dollars
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60 10 payment The Editors will safety renng
" mall ne postage OF all letters being paid by the writer's
" NO paper will be discontinued of
Editors, until ali arrcarases have paid up
whoever wi the payment
che tenth Gratis. 49, ''
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
u One square less First insertion rs contnu
ence 80 cents No advertisement inserted,
pad for assumed by city or it's cnyirons
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Payment oil the notes is stopped the bank of Eng
land and every precauon has been adopted TO prevent
their circulation. LoNDoN Sent ISei
Reference is made 10 Robert Gmor s. Sons Baltimore
or TO Fish, Grinnell s. Co. New York
JAM Z. "a Q,