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NEW GOODS.
MARYLAND CHASSIS.

FEsHE ministers and lay delegates of Ma.
ryland Chassis are hereby notified that
the regular annual meeting of said Classis
will be held al Taneytown, Frederick coun.
~. Md. commencing on the first Sunday in
May next The members are requested TO
be at the place of meeting on saturday the
9Th Of May JOHN III SMALTZ.
Frederick, April &c, 1882.
n Editors in Maryland and Virginia
will confer favor by inserting the above no
tice once or twice In their papcrs
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W eaying and Dyihs

Weaving and Dyins 81
FEsHE subscriber respectfully informs hrs
friends and the public in general that
be continues TO carry on the WEAVING and
DYING business. in all its branches Hav
ing lately obtained an experienced and at
tentive workman, he is prepared TO execute,
promptly, all orders in bis line of business,
such as Weaving Coverlets, Diaper Of every
description, Carpeting, together with all
kinds Of fancy work Also, Colonring of e.
very description, which he will warrant equal
to any done in the Valley. fie soIicits from
his old customers and the public generally, a
share Of patronage terms will be very
low and accommodating.
JOHN PRICE.
Anil 10. 1872
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morning. In attempting To get the yawI oul
the steam beat ran upon and sunk her,
The accounts given by the passengers of the
number on board. vary--some saying 400,
Others 2S0i but all agree. that the number
found living. 10 the morning. upon the island
was seventy five. Nine women were lost
sif Of whom were black servants.
The following is as correct list as we
have been able to obtain Of the names OF per
sons lost. The gentleman who furished Il TO
US states that it contains the names os about
one third of those kno,en TO be lost among
the deck passengers, and the names of all
the cabin passengers who lost their lives.
ltiere follows list OF the persons names
who lost their lives
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- sTS@ -
MARRIED..

On Thursday lasb by the Rev. Mr.. Med.
tart. MIR. Joseph Coale. to Miss Mary Pam.
lev, daughter Of MIR. George Painter, all Of
this county.
On the same day. by the Rev Mr.. Mon
roe, MIR. Thomas Harris, % Miss MARI Poi
sat, daughter Of MIR. Jacob Poisal. all Of this
place.
DIED,
On Monday night last, Mrs Lucy Glad
den, wife Of MIR Joseph GLADDEN.. OF this
place.
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Mr. Clay Ia said to have declared IN the
Senate, that Western Virginia was undivid
edly in favor Of the Tariff What will he
J say, when be sees the resolutions Of the great
P, Comfy Of Washington, and the proceedings
OF the Citizens Of Russell. Richmond Ea
qaircr.
II Mr.. Clay did so declare, he spoke what
IS noso in considerable degree true, and what
will IN a few years, be literally true. Except
the SoUthtrest, from Botetonrt TO Tennessee.
Western Virginia is very genera ~ IN favor
Of the Tariff; and Southwest Virginia would
form no exception, but that particular indi
viduals IN that region exercise an influence
over the popular mind, superior to truth and
interest How long this will be the case, is
not given 60 US to know; but we presume
no longer than the people can be kept blind
folded.-Richmoad Bhig
Mailing 10 The Counter. The York (pa y
Gazette lately contained an elimination"
under the editorial head. that the Judges of
the Y. ). Supreme Court. previons TO the
decision of that tribunal on the Cherokee
case, had held a caucus with Messrs. Clay,
Webster, Everett, and Sergeant, at which
1t was urged on the judges to decide the
question against Georgia, on political
grounds IL appears that the editor oil ano i
Their paper, published in the same town, cal
led the attention of some of the gentlemen
implicated. 10 the subject; stating the
charge that had been made. The following
extract from the answer to his communica
ton, is published in the York Republican oil
Tuesday:
Extract Of a Letter. Sc.
Washington, April 10, 1892
AVar In, Al II
either Of US. Is concerned, or has any know
ledge, this ,ohoie statement, by whomsoeser
it may have been published or authorized, isl
false and calunu,tom. We aere~ attende
any such caucus never heard Of any such,
and have not the slightest reason to believe
that any thing of the kind ever took place
Yours, respectfully,
III CLAY,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
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TI8 @AAlaPrSo
MARTINsBURG. APRIL IS, 1884.

We bespeak the attention oil our readers
10 the remarks of Mr.. FooT, contained on our
first page. They were delivered IN the U.
States Senate on the Appropriation Bill.
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Managers Office,
Washington City. ID. G.
SPLENDID LOTTERIEsto be drawn sooS
$40, 600 $40, 900.

NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED LOTT
Nv Terry, Nc IS. Tor 1881. to be drawn
at New York on "Wednesday Cd May, 1S31a
Aa,Isnd.d ps.,an.i
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syDLANK DEEDS for sale at this Office
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We understand CHARLES JAMES FAULK-
SER. ESQ. of ibis place has received from
the Governor Of this Commonwealth, the APP
x,ointment of Commissioner to collect and
prepare the testimony in relation to the set
Element and adjustment of the disputed boun
Gary line between Virginia and Maryland.
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Negro Girl for Hire.
EyoR HIRE, Negro Girl, IS or 90 years
II Of age. She viii be hired from ibis IN
"a Christfnas next. Enquire of the Printer
Aprif ). 1882
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.


Morgan Il del. AT the close Of the polls
in Morgan county on Monday last, the vote
stood as follows;
John Sherrafd 1863
Andrew Michael so
Our friend of the Alexandria Gazette is in
error in saying, ~ S Gallaher, Henry Ber
~. Gerard b. Wager, elected to the House
Of Delegates" for Jefferson county. This is
mistake jefferson 10 entitled to but two
members to the House of Delegates. And
Messrs. Gallaher and Berry, the National
Republican candidates are elected as such,
MIR. Wager, the jackson Van Buren, candi-
date is elected-to stay at home.
| At recent election in the city Of PoRT
! LAND, (Maine,) the votes for Mayor stood
For the Clay Candidates. 1919
\ Jackson do. go
Five National Republicans and two Jack
sonians were chosen to the Board oil Alder
men.
! Fifteen National Republicans have beer
shosen to the Common Council, and fou
Jacksonians. and there appear TO be two o
three vaeaneies.-Ga.ette
RroDE Is1ANp-The State elections i
this State have just terminated, and resulte
as follows, in all the towns but two.
For Gopsrnor, MIR ARNOLD National Re
: publiean) 2677; Fenner. (Jackson) 2l5s
scattering 564. No election
For Repre,.ts tipes, al National Republ
cans, 81 Jackson, Anti Masoniej to
heard from.
Letters received in this city yesterda
e mention the death Of Col JoHs Taylor,
D South Carolina, late Governor OF mat Sia'
e and formerly distinguished politician
Congress. H..u.-
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National Republican Yosaag Men. "A Con-
rention Of Delegates Of National Republican
Young Men, from different parts of the u
Mon, will assemble at the City Hall, IN
Washington City. on Monday, the seventh
day Of next month,
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A memorable Prophecy--A few years ago,
Col. L. II. Benton, Inote good Jacksenitel
declared in writing, under his own hand
that, should General jackson be elected,
mems lives would not be safe at Washing
ton. and members of Congress would be
obliged TO legislate with dhks and pistols in
their belIsi How literally, observes the
New York Commercial, has this prophecy
been iuAlled.
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.Ne,o post coaches MIR. Humrickbouse ha.
put upon the line between Winchester and
Shepherdstown. a superior Troy coach, e
quail in finish and in comfort to any thing we
have ever seen, not excepting Beltzhoover's
celebrated blues He intends to put anothe,
Troy coach on the Martinsbnrg route. The
very sight of these. fine vehicles is a temp,a.
ton to travel.-rpnt Rep.
Southern planter., 1832-11-24

ga duty Why then should iho people ro,o,,,
s"e" 10 !" nave any influence 10 their choice of inJ"'
s es. ne 90 not believe ihatibey will; II we d,s.
op' confidence ~ The popular olcclion doctrine ,n
aPp'canon to judges strong as it has bcoa and ye,
% would be greatly diminished. We haye M,
eu'' ear on l'' polal, believing that there 4 snc
ucel virtue ana intelligence among Tic grea, mass
~ our popu'a'ion 10 work ont lhe public h,ppi
IT, ahu we predict that when the people arc
s.',eu upon 'ney VIII advapcc 10 the polls calmly.
a"u wl,pou, any improper bias, and make the mosl
r'uueh' ana co'nmendable choice, capable Of heinp
made oui Of the candidates VIII, NAV prcson, I'm
selves before them for Judgcshps, fesardles, nlite
OF moro iocahiy Of residence, or consderalions con-
hecled with the political parties Of the dayl
Southern planter., 1832-11-24

PENSYLvANrA "A Paragraph from Pittsburg
in the Louisville Herald says, that the vote in that
city gave 1893 majority against the administration
and that in Alleghaney l6 Anii.Jackson majority.
OS5-Of the votes ofihe City and county Of Phil
adelpha, [says Pouson's Advertiser Of the Srd in
stanil given yesterday, the ALii-Jackson Electoral
J icket has a majority of 1911.
The official returns Of the votes for governor in
Pennslvania furnish the following totals.
For Wolf 81, 1856, For Rltner 8s,30O, Woli's
majority 1885.
Southern planter., 1832-11-24
NOTICE.

X WAS Committed to the .fiocp,,.
.A~ County, on the 18Th October. iaso
IN by Potter Quih, Esqr, % runaway
W. negro boy who calls his name Ef'
'''.@sssElD MoND, and says he belongs 10 rhos.
Martin, living in Lawrence couniy--said repso h
about 20 years Of age, five feet eight inches 6lgb~
hae on when committed dark drilling panialoopE.
coarse cotton shirt, old broad cloth coat, now wool
hat, and coarse brogan shoes. Tho owner Of su,d
negro is requested 10 come forward, prove proper
y, pay charges aud iuke him out Of Jail or he win
be dealt with as the law directs.
THOMAS NORMAN, sheriff
November Z, 1882 40
Southern planter., 1832-11-24

a WAS Committed 10 the jail of Pike
County, by Peter QOin, Esqr., ON the
XS eth October 1889, negro boy who
NA calls his name WILLIAM, and says
aR he belongs 10 Jacob Robertson, living
" VI in Albums county,-said boy Is about
se.a-~1S--2l or 22 years Of ugo-fvo feet six
inches high, Of yellow complexion. and very mucb
marked with the whip--had on when committed
blue Jeans panialoons, white jeans roundabout, and
mn old bat Tho owner Of said negro is requested
TO come forward, prove property, pay charges and
take him out Of Jail, or he will be dealt with as
the law directs.
THOMAS NORMAN, Sheriff
November z. 1889. 46
Southern planter., 1832-11-24
PROBATE CLERK

:, we are authorized 10 announce Mr. EDwARD
rkLfps, as candidate orlhc office Of CLERK ofthc
fiobaie Conri Of Wilkinson County, at the ensuing
May election.
Wegrc authorized TO announce Mr. JomN Mr.
fERvILIE, as candidate ior the Office Of (lerk Of
'he P,ooaie Count Of Wilkinson County, a, the en-.
suiug May election
=, "eaFe authorized to announce TnoMAsC G. WEsr,
ESQ as candidate for the Office Of CLERK Of wilk
oson County q, the ensuing May election.
:, VeoFe authorized to announce Moi. RonrRr N.
ihhbS' asa candidate for the Office OF Clerk Of
'he Probate Court Of Wilkinson County, at the on
suing May election.
We are authorized to announce Mr. JonN c.
ALnxANDEH, asa candidate for the Office Of Cisrk
the Probate Court of Wilkinson Comfy, at the
ensuing Mayelec,ion.
Southern planter., 1832-11-24
CIRCUIT COURT 0LERK

~, me are authorized TO announce Mr.f george w
.n'er' lat present Deputy, as candidate ior tbe
,'lce oi Cierk Of the Circuit Couri Of wilkinson
Oopn'y' al the ensuing May election.
Southern planter., 1832-11-24
MAY ELECTION. Isaa-
GOVERNf)R

re arc auihouzed to announce Gov. NJ. A.
Scorr, as a candidate for rc-eleciion-n, IN. ,,-,,
'ng canvass IA May next.
Southern planter., 1832-11-24
PROR1TE LnnGE

we are authorized to announce LEWIS NJ. Gan.
EEfF' ESD, as candidate f.r the Office Of Probate
election. "'''s -"''
we arc authorized TO announce Mai. Josyrs
JOHNSON, as y candidate Cor the Office oi Probate
Judge Of Wilkinson County, at the ensuing MAY
Southern planter., 1832-11-24
HOUNE AND LOT FOR ME-

THE subscriber will sell ON accommodating
terms, the House and Lot at present in the oecu.
pancy of Mr.. Edward Fcltus This is one ftho
mos, desirable situations for family residence in
Woodulle. For further information, apply to
WM. 81 LEWIS
Nov %. 1882 Al
Southern planter., 1832-11-24

THE UNDERSIGNED, Administrator ON the
Estate OF James bailey, deceased, will at the next
January Term, 1888, Of the Probate Court of
Wilkinson County, present his accounts as Admin.
ls1fn'or Tor final settlement and allowance.
Nov -, 1889 AZ
Southern planter., 1832-11-24

feEsIDnNrfAL ELEcrIoN The result of the el.
ecuon ir President and Vice President Of The L.
nlea States, as Ear as we have been able 20 learn.
is as folloUs. s ~ win
Southern planter., 1832-11-24
NOTTCE.

!. ! : q: ] 4: I: ]. !: !; !: j. |; Z. ] |.
a WAS Committed TO the Jail vii.
IN knson County, State Of Miss. on the
A 26th Aug, 1899. by Dan. Bass, Esq.
IN Rlosa runaway, negro man who calls
DID, himself JOHN, and says he belongs 10
NH Mr. Martin, trader from Virrinin
$--k.1.JOilN Is about 93 or about "a years
Of age-5 feet 8 OF inches bgh-yelIow complex
ion-wcak eyes--had on when committed old co,
ton shirt and panialoons--no hat or shoes.
The owner Of the above described negro /, "a
quosted TO comply with the Law, and tase him on,
Of Jail, or he will be sold to pay Jail and othcr
charges.
THos. L. W. JAMES, Jailoy.
August. 2s 1889. 35
Southern planter., 1832-11-24
WAsnINeroN Clrv, Oclober 27i l0se.

Our city and the approaching Congress. In
five weeks from Monday next, the second Congress
convenes. Ofthe magnitude and importance OF the
subjects which will then come under the consideTa-
ton of the National Legislature, there will be abun-
dant occasion TO speak hereafter; at present we
advert only to the effect already seen in our city.
Washington begins to afford indications Of the re-
newed activity in business, whichls the usual pre-
cursor of a session Of Congress. Ia walking, yes
terday between one and two o'clock, from the
Court House 10 the north gate of the Capitol, a
distance of some Eve hundred yards only, we OBJ
served in the space fifteen minutes, no less than six
Baltimore stages heavily laden with passengers,
descend the commanding eminehce on which the
Capitol Is situated. Telegraph
Southern planter., 1832-11-24
SHERIFF

-
We are authorized 10 announce Mr.. John Slade,
as a candidate for SheriF Of Wilkinson County, al
The ensuing May election.
We are authorized TO announce Mai FRANcIs
MAvrs, as candidate for Sheriff, at the ensuing
May election.
We are authorized to announce Col WILLIAM
". Lewis, as candidate for Sheriff, at the ensu
ing May election.
We are authorized 10 announce Mr. JAMES Bu
FORD, ass candidate for Sheriff, at the ensuing MAY
election.
We are authorized TO announce Mr. JANIS Rein,
az candidate for the Office Of Shenirof Wilkinson
County at the ensuing May election
We areauthorzed TO announce JomN McALPINE,
Esq, as a candidate for the Office Of Sheriff ofWIk.
lnson County, at the ensuing May election.
Southern planter., 1832-11-24
OmIo.-Tle .ouisville Herald contains the fol-
lowing returns ofthe votes for electors in Ohio.


son candidate for governor, had majority of $40
votes.
Southern planter., 1832-11-24

NOTICR-

TIE undersigned has on hand, handsome a.
sorimeni Of finished LEATHER, consis,ipr %
Sk'rnag, Bride HaSacs,, Gin bands. Sole e.J
Wa OPPor-all Of which he will sell ON moderate
'enns' OF barter for HIDES. lie has also on hand
an ASSORTMENT ofSIiOEs, made by first rate work.
A. DANIEL.
Southern planter., 1832-11-24
NEW GOODS


- VARIETY STORE.
}. SAUNDERS, next door 10 q. C. Wes, A, n.
near The hank fronting tho Public square. offer. a.
sale, low for cash, or to punclual customers on tho
usual terms, ''0
II variety & good assortment
OF new and fashionable goods suitable for this mar.
kei, consisting IN part Of the following articles.
SupeFhno Dress aud Frock Cloth Coats. Vest.
and fun'a'oons, DO witha esoa ouuus,.nsu, ,g e.ii
and winter clothing; Carpciing CassneIts. Cs.;.
mercs, SattinoIls, Circassians, Lastinps. Bumbn.
seiis, Bumbaznes, red, white and green Flanncls
Wool and Fur Hats, Boots, Shoes, Gloves Rdins
Whips g. Spurs
Also--Calico Assorted, Cambricks. rich en-.
bfoldcrcd and plain Cape, Gro dc Nan. Palrnnrcon
or Gaudcrc, Muslin & Blond Cause Fancy Hand
kerohieis, Black, White, Bobi. and blond Gm,se
veils Bobi. Lace, French Muslins and Ginshnms.
Book, Null, Jackonoi q Swiss Muslins, Edpeino,.
lnsorilnps, rich Embroidered Muslin and Bobl
Capes, Satiins, Black Italian Lasinqs, Sinshaw
Black col. Plain and Figured Gro do Nan silks
Satin Brilliant, Gro dc Orleans, Cause do Chinn
Mambout Cause, col Florences, Assorted Hosse-
ry, Pongce and Gertnan Silk handkerchief
Aiso-CTockery Glass and Hardware. Grocc,
les, Medicines, Perlumorieu, AcCassar and Bear,
Oil, OunsIable's Leghorn, Silk Bonnet Tri,nmine.
with many other articles too tedious TO mention.
lie hopes TO receive a share Of public patronage
Ibis friends, and persons visiting Woodville, with
view Of purchasing goods, will find il 10 their
interest TO call and examine for themselves
Noodvllle, september 30, 1899 80
Southern planter., 1832-11-24
BRIGADE ORDERs.
V'NLMGbCe Property
ron GALE


%ES& THE Undersigned, Trustees aud Exc
SsS cutors Of the last Will aud Testament of
- James Green, decd. in pursuance Of the
powers vested in them by said win, will sell that
well known improved PLANTATION, belonging
to the Estate of said deceased, aud known as "TKe
Forest Plantation" being in The State Of Louisiana,
un the Mississippi river, about eight miles below
Vdalia OF Natchez, containing about one thousand
and eighty acres of land; near fve hundred acres
nf which are cleared and under culiivaion--ihcrc
being on the plantation MILL frs, rate gin. good
dwelling house aud brick negro quarters together
with about FORTY NEGRO SLAVES on the
plantation, aud all accnaied horses, mules,
stock, and farming utensils Of every description.
For terms Of sale, apply TO Z stanton, Esqr.
in the city Of Naichez, or 20 tho undersigned,
James Railey, in Adams county. Possession TO
be given TO tho purchaser as soon as the present
crop can be gathered of the promises.
They will also sell in the same manner. and up
on the same terms, the Point Plantation, belonging
10 the Estate Of said deceased lying in the State Of
Louisiana, about fifteen miles below Vidalia, on
the Mississippi river, continuing about two hun
dred and eighty acres Of land seyentyiye acres OF
which are cleared.
The undersigned will also expose TO sale at the
court house, IN the town Of Port.Gibson, on SA-
TURDAY the 18th Of December next at public
auction, to the highest bidder, that valuable tract
Of LAND, belonging to the Estate oithe said Jas.
Green, called aBoling Grcsn," lying in the coun.
" of Claiborne, State Of Mississippi, about ten
miles North or North east Of Porl-Glbson, above
the Grndsono ford, and adjoining lands Of the late
Daniel Burnel, containing about fifteen hundred
acres; between six aud seven hundred acres Of
which were bclicd about fifteen months since. For
a more particular description ofthe property, apply
10 Mr. ] j. Mitchell, near the premises, or the un-
dersigncd.
Southern planter., 1832-11-24

ALL anotes, bills. aud open accounts" due by
The Hon. George Poindexier, which have been
drawn, and contracted in his name, by me as his
agent, for The use of his Ashwood PLANTATION, or
for the payment Of his just debts, TO which, from
the style Of his advertisement Ofthe 18th Of Ocio-
bor last, he seems particularly averse,) will be H.
quidated By me, ifit shallappear, that hayedrawn
or contracted them without full authority from him,
under bis hand and seal
!. O. POiNDEXTER.
Woodvillo, November 10, 1882 lows
The NArcurz viH please 10 giOe dis ADORE three
Insertions, and for,rdrd act 10 j. G. p.
Southern planter., 1832-11-24

A FRESH SUPPLY OFFANcY GOODS.
lJ-JUsT received, variety Of ofbeauti6,I
GOODS, Of the lntest fashion, from Phila-
dellphia; which | will dispose Of on reason
able terms.
ANN NJ PRAY.
November ~, 1882. IG
Southern planter., 1832-11-24

NOTICE.
THE undersigned having been appointed by the
Hon'be THoMAs II. PRossER TO survey, divide,
aud make Partition into Two equal parts uf certain
tract Of land adiacen, TO, and on part Of which the
town Of Fort Adams is located containing by csii-
nation ono hundred and two ucrcs and 90 100; the
half part Of which is claimed by William Jones,
and the other half is feputed 10 belong - Bah
nllc, his heirs or proper representatives. have, in
execution Of the charge, surveyed aud parliiioned
The same accordingly; and in conformity with the
Monday the Sd Of December next, to meet at the
store Of Israel T. Browning, in Fort Adams, 10
ballot in behalf Of the respective claimants lor the
shares into which said land has been divided,
where those interested may attend if they think
proper
Southern planter., 1832-11-24
NOTICE,

IVV
WAS Committed TO The jail Of
/N Wilkinson County, State Of Nlissis
IN sippi, on the 3Oth day ofAugust las:,
IA by Joseph Green, Esqr, as a luna.
Nh way, negro boy who calls his name
% VI JOHN, and says he belongs 10 Mr..
k.-.-SS4AA- Uleti, living in East Baton Roupo,
Louisiana ;-sald negro is about five feet or .
inches high, "a or 90 years Of Oge-liud on pai,
Of cashmere panialoons and cotton shrt--said ma
gro is of a dark complexion.
The owner Of the above described negro Is re-
quested TO comply with the law, and take him ont
Of Jail, or he will be sold 10 pay Jail and other
charges.
TIIos. L. W. JAMES, Jailor.
September o, 1899. 80
Southern planter., 1832-11-24
WANTED.

- Ah'N W WilufN NnNhihNl
employment and liberal wages will be given.
l.. DRAKE.
Noodville, Nov. "a, 1882 Avs
II. W. RoBrRrs, Fl Fa
vs.
Jas, w. JACKSON, to April Term
ALx MeFADDEN q
LEML. 9. GLASS 1888.
by Virtue Of the above stated Nrils Of III Ia
TO me directed from the Honorable Circuit Courl
Of Wilkinson county I will expose to public sale
IN the iowuof Woodville, TO the highest bidder iol
cash, on the first Monday in January next, an the
right, tile, iniores, and claim Of Ak McFadden
IN aud 10 one HOUSE g. LOT, in the Town d
Fort Adams, supposed 10 contain sc feet front
running back i97 feet, No. 10 and II, adjoining
the lots Of Maj. Samuel W. Lewis, aud Others
levied ON rs the property of said McFaddcn, 9,
satisfy the above stated case and costs.
N. BRYAN, ID y.
for r. DAVIS, Shf.
November n, I8S9. Al
Southern planter., 1832-11-24

Hint 10 7ca Makers,--put small quantity oi
.,rhonntc of soda into the pot along with the tea
and Ills, by sonenng the water, will ac1e9Ia.S 'S
,be the inlusion.amazingiy. Should the water be naIp
will increase the strength ofyouT ten a' least one
Ncchdaics' MGgdsine.
Southern planter., 1832-11-24
JAMES RAILEY.

CHAUNCEY S. d H. d. KELLOGG con.
hnue 10 practice } aw as heretofore .--Thoir or
fee is opposite the Bank.
Woodrdlc, January 6, 1899. 3yt