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Southern planter., 1832-04-28
BY Van Tromp Crawford, esq,

Presiding Justice Of the County g. Probate Cop
Of Amite County, in tho State of Mississippi
NOTICE is hereby given, that on application
TO me by Richard Hurst Of said County, and A.
exander Buckmaster g. Sarah Buckmasicr his wife
OF Calvert County in the state Of Maryland, who
claim certain undivided parts of all that parcel Of
land situated in Amite county, and known and de
scrbed as the Fast half Of Section thirteen, IN toEn'
ship one, ofRange four East; and the North Iasl
quarter Of Section twenty four, in Township one,
OF Range four East; in the district Of United
States lands offered for sale at Washington, MISS
sippl ,-ile said Hurst on his part claiming one
undivided moiety of said lands, and also one 90
divided fifth part ofthe other moiety Of said land.
and also one fourth part Of one other undyidodhll
part OF said moie'y last mentioned and the sae
Alexander q Sarah on their part claiming in ngh
OF the said Sarah, one undivided 9Th part Of nor
city Of said lands and also one fourth part foe
other undivided fifth part Of moiety ofthe sun,
land; have nominated George r. Lea, RoDe'
stewart, senior, aud Robert Stewart, junior, Com
mlssloners 10 divide said tracts Of land into equ'
shares or parts ,-aud unless proper objections az
stated TO me on the fourteenth ddy ofJune ncI' IA'
said George II. Lea, Robert Stewart, senr. a. J"
bert Stewart, ir, will then be appointed Comms
soncrs 10 make partition the sald lands puTsuas
to an act, entitled "an act, concerning the pa''i
ton oflauds held by coparceners, Joint tcpans a''
tenants IN common.
Given under my hand this esd February, lS''
V. +. CRAWFORD
J'-csiliac Justice 4 C. z
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
DRY GOODS,
TAX CoLLECTOR's SALE.

WILL expose at Public Sale, for Cash, at the
Court House door Of Wilkinson county, ON the
first MONDAY OF June next, the following tracts
Of LAND, or so much thereof as will settle the
Taxes due thereon, TO wit:
TOWN LOT,
In Woodville, known on the plat Of said Town.
as lot No. g, square No. 9, containing one acre a.
48-l60 Of an acre. assessed as the property of
Francis Keller. Amount ofIax for the year 1881 /,
50 81.
In Pinckneyvllle, bounded south by Main street,
east by James Wilson, and known as the lot for.
merly occupied by Edward Randolph, senior, and
now owned by William Randolph; assessed as the
property Of VIM. Randolph. Amt Of tax for iso /,
e TOWN LOTS,
ln Pinckneyyille, known as lots No. II g. 10.
bounded on the south g. east by land Of John =
Carmichael, west by Man street, north bv the lot
the Church stands on; levied on as the property of
John Turner, to satisfy the tax of Bingaman g. Co.
for the year 1891. Amt of tax SS6 so.
640 ACRES,
more or less, on the Butiaioe, bounded on the
cast by Shaw a Rogers, on the south by the Bufia-
10 on me north a. west by unknown or public
r'N'i' s7'e''s4 40 Ne property OF john Lombard.
Amt, Of tax due for 1891, ST 20.
497 ACRES,
On the waters Of Bunaloo, bounded west bv N
r. Raymond, north by lands Of the Estate Of Gil.
oeT'i assessed as the property of James X. Cook.
Amt. oftax for 1891, So SO.
100 ACRES,
More or less, on the waters Of Buffalo. LIVING
near Fort Adams, bounded ------- assessed MS
the property Of VIM. w Ives. Amt. of tax for
1891, 50 62.
SEA ACRES,
Near Fort Adams, Section 8, Township 1,
Range 4, west; being the tract confirmed 10 the
representatives. Of David Jones, and conveyed bv
William Lawson and his wife, to Litsum Purdy:
assessed as the property Of said Purdy. Amount
oftaS due thereon for the year 1891, As 76.
ITS ACRES,
More OF less, near Fort Adams, known as a
part OF the old Ogden tract, on which the Bricl,
House stands, bounded on the north by the Foster
tract, south by s. Wood, west by tho bufaloe
swampj assessed as the property Of Thomas G.
Adams Amount Of tax due for 1881, sc 63.
0--Ihe above amounts arc exclusive of cost.
JAMES REID, +. c. VIC.
February 20, 1882 9ms
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
NOTICE.

- WAS committed to the Jail I
IN Wilkinson County, State of Miss
A sippi, as a runaway, on the 2e
ANG day of November last, by G.
1M Boyd, Esqr, negro man who call
G M his name DAVID, and says he h
$3.50. longs to Mr.. Winfield, a trader
Said negro IS dark complicated, about s feet d
inches high, about 90 years old-had on wbe
committed linsey woolsey coat, cotton shirt an!
pantaloons.
The owner of the above described negro isie
quesied to come forward, prove property, pay cha
ges, and take him out Of Jail, otherwise he will y
dealt with as the law directs.
BENZ. TURBEvILLE, Jaia
December 3, 1891. 48
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
Y0InCE

Letters Of Administration having been granted
to Tic undersigned, on the Estate Of Obed Wiroa
deceased by tho Orphans Court Of Amte county
at the February Term, 1882, Of said Court-al
persons having claims against The Estate Of said
Deceased, are required to present them properly au
lheniicaied TO the undersigned administrator
within the time prescribed by law or ihey will for
ever barred
LAVICA NIXON,
BENHADAD NIXON,
Admir-. & Admir-. Of 0bed Miron, Deceased
April 2, 1882 IA
Southern planter., 1832-04-28


WILL expose at public sale for cash, at the
Court House Of Wilkinson county, on the second
MONDAY in June, 832, the following tracts of
Land or so much lhoreof, az will settle the taxes
due thereon:
STOWN lots
In WoodNlle, bounded south by Main street.
north by Water street, east by lots of Wm. Ham
met Il A. Daniel, and west by G. c. West; assess
ed as the property Of Miss Eliza Barrow. Amt Of
tax due for 1891, Sf3 go.
l60 ACRES,
More or less, on the waters Of Bayou Sarah.
bounded on the west by John Ogden, on the east
James Leech, on tho north by Charles Stewart. on
the south WIN. p Traslv; assessed as tho propertv
OF Edmond Edwards Amt oftax for 1881. 81 90
TOWN LOT
In WoodviUe, bounded north by Bank street.
west by lot OF j. s. Lewis, south by the property
formerly owned by Prestwood Smith, and east by
lands belonging TO the Bank; assessed as tie pro.
per'y Of Ab Hammen Amt tax due for 1881
"a cents
a75 ACRES.
Moro or less, on the waters Of Bufaloe. bonnd-
cd as follows, north BY lands belonging 10 Tho Fs
tate OF Soourner, east by V. c. Grooms. west N,
DAVIS tract south unknown; assessed as the pro.
Pery Of VIM T. |. Nicholson. Amt. of tax for
iSSL- -S4 ie. = ~ '''
05-IHe ADORE ants. are crclusire of costs
JAS. REID, 4, ,C. w. c.
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
NOTICE

a COMMITTED to the Jail Of A.
Nv mite County, State of Mississippi, 5,
A William Stewart, Jr Esor., on a,
A&N 10th February, 1899, a negro m,,
I'D who calls his name BOB, and nv
NW no belongs to Alexander Dewal. H.
&64an@ing about a half mile above Bala
Rouge, La on the opposite side of the river :
Bob is about Ss or 80 years old--dark complexi,
live feet i-2 inches high--had on when com.
mltted, cotton shirt, French drilling pantaloons
valencia vest an old wool hat, wooden socks and
good negro shoes.
The owner Of said negro is requested to piI
charges and take said negro out of Jail.
MORGAN DAVIS, ShF. & Jala
Amite County, MI.
Liberty, Mi. February 90, 1889. o
Southern planter., 1832-04-28


Va COMMITTED to the Jail Of Ans.
a3S County, Mississippi, on the 9Th Ind
IkR by William Stewart, jr. Esqr. neon,
NJ man named JlM,-says he belono,s \.
49, Alexr. Pniney, negro tradere,b',
he was bought Of Col Bell in Raleigh, N. c -
says he runaway from said Putney near some ri,,,
he thinks Pearl Rivor.-Said negro is about },
years old, feet l-2 inches high, not yellow no
very black. boy came TO Col. Wade Ham
toms negroes, where they were camped near N,
Woodward's not far from the La line, and ackpou.
lodged himself a runaway, on which the sey,s
having charge Of Col Hampton's negroes, had Nm
confined and brought to jail Jim had on whr
committed cotton shirt, dark domestic round ,atL.
ct, cassinett pantaioons and an old wool hat
The owner Of said negro is requested TO compl,
with the law, and take him out ofiail.
MORGAN DAVIS,
Sheriff g. Tailor of Amite Coln,
Liberty, Amiie county, Mi. Jan'y 22, 1889.
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
DfSSOLITTTON

fhE Copaitnership heretofore existing between
N =: Lewis and Adm NJ. Gray, under the mar
oi LEWIS d. GRAY, Of Pinckneyvlle, is this day
dissolved by mutuai consent.
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
NOTICE.

~ WAS Committed to the Jai d
$M9 Wilkinson County, State of Aissnsp-
A p, as runaway, on the 9Th day d
%. Feb'y (nst.,) by Danl Bass, Esq,
,es4-I. sambo Negro, who says he s'anl h
--'---- dian of the Cherokee tribe; had q
when committed, linen shirt, and the remaipds
Of his dress, in Indian costume. lie calls himssi
JlM,--says he is from New Orleans, and was 70
ing to the Aabam. Ho IS about 2G years old, aal
about six feet high.
The owner 0i the above described slave isIe
quested TO come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take him out Of Jail, otherwise
will be dealt with as the law directs.
BENZ. TURBEVILLE, Jailor
Woodvillo, Feb. 25, 1889. 8
Southern planter., 1832-04-28

:
pleciion---5 feet - inches high-has ~
scar on his forchead--rathcr over his left eyr
also small scar under his left eye-Said nes.
says be belongs TO WIN. Denton living on Red R,,..
that he was purchased by said Denton in M.
Orleans, with FIVE oihers-and that they were m,
on board Of the Steam Boat Washington, WL9
touched OF sport Hudson" at which place hen,
away.-Said negro had on when committed blopl'.
roundjacket, blue domestic pantaloons, an o1
checked shirt under fine cotton shirt--wool ba,
The owner Of said negro is requested to comm,
with the law, and take him out of jail.
MORGAN DAVIS, Sdf. & jail,
Liberty, Mississippi, December 4, 1881. 49
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
John .NetterUille g. Co.

HAVE just received and are now opening, at
Dunbar g. Fasstt's old Tavern stand, an assort-
-
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
yATL COIdMTTRTENzs


WAS comriited 70 tic i,il Of 4.
mite county, Mississippi, by Clsd',
Davis, Esqr, as q runaway, On II
Cd day Of December, 1881, Ne.,'
Man calling his name HANNlBM
Southern planter., 1832-04-28

gTSo increase no facilities between the City Of New
n Orleans and Bayou Sarah, the bayou Sarah Steam
bOaf Company have purchased tho new and splendid
STEAM BOAT TELEGRAPH u.ow PreasuIe) and
intend running her regularly between the above ports,
tdlehihg AZ al flfeyTne1iidfe ialdfngs
The line Of packets now consists Of the Columbia,
Capt r. mumord, the Cotton Plant, Capt c. Laurent,
cir Telegraph, Capt C. 5. ciane.
Their days Of departure from Bayou Sarah, will
be rs follows:1 T
The cobia, Capt Mumford, every Friday Al ~ ocloek
The Clnoa Plant, Capt. Laurant, "Wednesday ~;
The Telegraph. Capt Crane, Sunday II.
WIZ i.r.ii itam New -Oreans--
The Columbia, every Tuesday ~ 10 O'Clock;
Cotton plaut, Sunday l0'o'elock;
Telegraph. Thursday TO-
The above boots ali Of the first clA are commanded
By men experienced in u, trade BY whom sxertOns
will b spared TO give satisfaction
81 Bayou Sarah, Dec I, 1884. sI
Southern planter., 1832-04-28

~ WI 8 hEWIs.-
april II, ssse. flows
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
1 TOWN Lot,

In Woodville, known on the plat Of said Town,
as lot No. 9, square No. 9, containing one acre g.
48-l6O Of an acre. assessed as the property Of
Francis Keller Amount ofIax for the year 1881
ah
Southern planter., 1832-04-28

WILL expose at Public Sale, for Cash, at the
Court House door Of Wilkinson county, ON the
first MONDAY OF June next, the following tracts
Of LAND, or SO much thereof as will settle the
Taxes due thereon, to wit
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
/ TOWN LOT.

In Pinckneyville, bounded south by Main street,
east by James Wilson, and known as the lot for.
merly occupied by Edward Randolph, senior, and
now owned by William Randolph; assessed as the
property Of VIM. Randolph. Amt Of tax for Ieo /,
"a O7
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PAYING DEBTS.

It is fact we believe, that newspapers
debts are held by large majority Of those
who contract them. d inferior obligation to
almost any other Ii is not the less true, that
upon every principal of business, and in the
stHctest right. they are Of as high obligation
as debts Of any description caH be.
maa pays cash for his daily food and
clothing, and for all mechanic work He
pays interest az aavaaee upon bis hank debts
or his credit Is dishonored. so far from pay
sng IN advance, many of our friends think
they act kberall3 # they pay for their news
papers at the end OF the year;-and men
who pluR1e themselves upon their punctuai
ity and scupulously honest dealing in other
respects, will let their newspaper accounts
run for one, two. three or more wears, Il no.
called upon. uRtil the amount Of tie account
produces almost an inability TO pay it. and
not unfrequenay deubt of its accuracy.
Now. tchg shorid man paw butcher or
has baker, his tsnor or his shoemaker. or his
landlord, more Wiling than he paws the pub.
Usher Of newspaper TO which he Is a sub
serber? The butcher and the baker turn
over their money perhaps Fifty times IN tae
year. The money received to day is laid out
soF cattle, or fresh supply Of -four, before the
end of the week. which is sold cut again
The week, following. 4 profit Of ten per
sent. upoa their sales may therefore be pro
nj OF 500 per annurn upon their first outlay;
profit received day by day. How is 1t
With the pabllsherp lie pays cash for the
paper he priuts epon, cash Cor wages, for
house rent, and all the contingencies of his
business; he lies cut Of his money, not for
weeks or months. but for years, unless he
presses for payment At the low price to
which competition has reduced newspapers,
bow IS it possible for any one 70 conduct
business OF this sort, without payments being
made IN advance, or at least with regularity
and at reasonable Intervals.
There are tn Sc who suppose that news
papers yield large profit; we have known
some good people who suppose that the pub
hsheTs OF them can afford TO furnish them
erstutousiy, aud iher, fo,e they.never trouble
their beads abeat paying for thesa Some
persons are even o5feaded if an account i
sesented IL them, as though II was intended
20 pfeE their pOckeis.-4Nut Int
Na, tad.-AmonS the Toasts given 20 MIR.
PoiEpExrEx AZ the late Pubic Dinner a,
Vlcksbnrg, mi we find the following:
BY Blackwell Tie Cotton Plant o.
Ja@sisssPpi, the snowy staple Of the south.
may neither blight, rot, nor lnildne, atfrcl
i ~ the field, Hor Reform, 7arif, Teto, OF
CsssssG, injurs il ia the market.
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EAWxs Ton SAFE,

EEs tiE subscriber offers for sale tract oil
4 eighty seven acres OF LAND, it being
the same which was devised to him by John
Sayder, and situated on Back Creek in the
county Of Berkeley. The quality of the
land IS black slate. well adapted for the
growth OF wheat, aud is IN sight of The new
and hourishing village OF Hedgesville II lies
on the right hand of the read TO Bath, and
adjoins the lands of William Runner and A
ron Hibberd. lie vii sell upon reasonable
terms. and give possession TO the purchaser
on the LIST OF April 1t beng at this time un-
der lease.
Should any one doubt his right under the
viii al john Snyder. TO make an absolute sale
OF tile land, the most uDquestloned assurance
OF title can be given from competeat counsel.
Apply to JACOB SNYDER.
Nlartiusburg, October A, 1882 1T
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EPav your Taxes.

fH7HE Pubic Taxes. &c. for the year 1889.
q have been due for some time, and are in
the hands Of the subscribers for collection
The Revenue Of the State must be paid into
the Treasury an the course Of few days,
and in order to enable us to do so, It Is ab
solutely necessary that immediate payment
of Taxes be made--those falling TO pay when
called upon, may expect TO be distralned-
this will be done without respect to persons
CHARLES ID. STEWART,
JOSEPH BURNS.
October 4, 1882.
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EEYE have just received s. for sale mum
w Der of AXES s. other EDGE TOOLS;
manufactured. ny Johnston, Price * Co. OF
ilagerstown, Md of the best double refined
Cast Steel.
These Axes and Tools have commanded
preference over all others in the a.a,set.
wherever they have been sold and known.
They are believed to be superior 10 any 9th
rs IA the u. States. Wood Choppers aud
Mechanics, are insiied to examine and Judge
Tor themselves.
HCSMIRE 4 BOYD.
October !, 1882.
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GARLEGANT'S
HalSaIIa of Health,

Y lie art OF preparing this valuable RI
SAM OF HEALTH has been in possess;o.
of the proprietor, JOHN S MILLER EraI
er'ck town, Md. for some time. II now ex-
tensHeiy and advantageously known in mo
ny parts Of the United States. for The cnrs e
DYsPEfsiA, and many other diseases that nro-
coed from morbid condition of the stomack
The Proprietor has been cured of the moa
obstinate case of Dyspepsia, that ever NOR.
taf vas afflicted with. 1t is also highly re-.
commendedir CAolics, Nervousness. Tyernoyx
i-oscness Of spirits, and Polarization of ths
heart; and is, also, a sovereign ,emedv fr
ecornss. II is neatly put up in square half nina
bottles, accompanied with extensive direc-
tlons for its use. which can be had at all times
OF the Proprietor, at his Drug and Med;c;ns
Store, opposite the Market House. At Al nsr
bottle; aud by The quantity, at yerv I;bcpra
discount IL can also be had of his Agen,s
n ften'sgfcsnia, Maryland, Hrgin;a and q.
'io. by wholesale and retail.
Inc Following are among MANY certifcates
oil cures performed by this medicine
Frederick city Nd. FEB. /. 1881.
Dear Sr:-- Last fall, on hearing of Gar.
legant's Balsam Of Health, prepared by Won
| determined to get bottle, for the nnrnos.
oil trying what effect il would have in reI;av.
ing me OF most severe and painful case If
dyspepsia, with which was afflicted. and
Tor which tried all other prescribed reme-
d'eS IN VAN. | accordingly used one bottle,
ana experienced immediate and perceptillx
relief ! found il also an excellent remedy
for the Billions Cholic, and think il suner;cr
to any thing ever used.
ALEXANDER SMILEY.
To Jotn Miller.
Since gave my certificate above. I usea
another bottle of Galegant's Baisam az
Health, which cured me perlt city of The Dys-
pepsia, which | had been troubled w;th Ior
many years. ALEX,R SIM
Dear Sir; ! lately used your Balssm Of
Health: For two years had constant ana
hxed pain IN my side. and frequently subject
10 costveness accompanied with fever, moro
or less accordingly bought bottle of your
pa'sam, OF your agent in flagerstowr, and
lound It relieved me very much and pro-
cured the I'd bottle, which cured me D ect.
~, and since then enjoy perfect hea.,n O.
gam; and do recommend the said Balsar
to those that are afflicted in the anne way.
Respectfully yours,
- JAMES FLAMING,
wear Leltersburg, Washington CO. Md
,e For sale By
ISRAEL q JANNEF, M rtinslurr.
JOS. q. HAYES. Harpers Ferry, and
CHARLES HARPER, Shepherdstowp.
september 9, ls32.---Iat
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Notice is hereby given,

70 WHAT petition will be presented to thu
Il next General Assembly of Virginia
praying Tor law to exempt the citizens OF
me town oi Marhnsbarg from the pawn, oil
Taxes TO be expended IN making Roads nth
county OF Berkeley, tina they be permitte
10 expend thai part of the Faxes they are H.
Ole to pay, IN the improvement Of all Road
leading immediately from said town, at III,
ciFections of Commissioners TO he appointed
~ he CpgEt. Oct Il 1882.
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POETRY
ERoM TEE poRTNoUrH JOURNAL.
THE CHOLERA.

THE CHOLERA.
Ell cens IKE q despot king,
II hath swepi The earth ,OitL G conqne,or's stsp,
Ind Tie cir Uith spirit ring y
MISS L.SDoE.
Tc have had your tine--6 time there be,
For the love OF the world and leviiy;
Aud new-l coma
With solemn voice 10 bid thee turn,
Thy Thoughts 10 the grave, the home OF the
worm.
Te have heard the tale Of my awful sway,
While lin ger q II EHger'd from thee away;
Bat aow-I come.
To a iand-how richly blest Of heaven
To a peepie-how many 10 error given
10 the gritty ones, whe have made my path
r., forgetting Coda track Of wrath,
i a iisose--I come;
With terror, which death viii ecer bring
With a fearful pang-wi:h deepening sting
Blt ye who rely On one strong arm
I would not Il could not--do you hartn,
To you-t come,
Not as the herald of BITTER things,
But to change thy clay, for angels wings.
A poison for beauty is on my breath:
bly, works. SHORTCUT tbs only death,
And thoagh come,
ON fear not me- am bat rod,
10 the hand OF a mighty-a gracious God.
When Affections are few, ye are prone tt
stray
From the beautiful foantain-far away
My voice has come,
TO bid the letters Of earth he gone.
That affection may seek better home.
Then early with fervent spirit turn
Ne ak for ngth-and ye shall be strong
For this "A come,
That eoe'y heart may TO God be given.
And shine as gems, la the dome ofheayen. S
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Notice is hereby given,

VI WAT petition Will be presented to the
a next General Assembly ofVirginia, pray
lng for law TO make a Road across the
North Mountain at Paris Gap, and to con
strnct Bridge across Back Creek, by means
OF Lottery Oct 4, 1881
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DFNOIiCE.

N, LII persons indebted to the estate of the
-LA late Stephen Mayors, decd, either by
bond, note or account, are requested to make
immediate payment; and those having claims
against SAID estate are notified to bring The
same forward, properly authenticated for set
iiement. ADAM SENAKER, .4dmr
de bonis non acith the ,cal anncaed
October 4 1889
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Emigration Of Old .Wads - A society of
young gentlemen 10 Connecticut, have ad
opted an article in their constitution TO this
effect. '.that no member sha | be p ffn tte,i,
ander any circumstances, to marry an llli,e
rate woman" and in consequence of,hs re-
solution, forty old maids have removed into
the western coantry ia despair.
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Il ri4ast Notice.
Get. 10, 1882 On

A Ii persons that know themselves in
Ia debted to me by note. are notified that
their respective notes arr in the hands of Isaac
). Lauck-ii not taken up by the first OF No
yember, they must expect 10 find them in the
hands of an officer for collecton.s
WIN. n. THOMPSON
October 4. 1882
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N0TyCE is hereby given, that an election
IN for Electors Of President and Vice Pre-
sident Of the United States, viii be held for
the cooaty of Berkeley, at the Court House,
on Monday the 9th day oil November next
under the superintendance Oh the undersIgh-
ed, commissioners appointed for that purpose
CHARLES J FAULKNER
HENRY BEDlNGEh,
WILLIAM GOOD.
Oct 10, 1882.
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.9,aecdote:-A little miss about II years of
age, attended writing school an had made
considerable proficiency in her cidrogrsphy
The master SET her copies alphabetically. and
after finishing the word ''Unien" which was
given her. she artlessly looked ap in the face
OF her teacher cnd inquired If he did not
think she would be able to make a pretty
good x,ioa in the course of couple of years.
Il rather imagine You wHl." was the reply.