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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-02-01

DIsTREssINe SHrPwRECK. Tho brig
Angeline, arrived at Boston, from Smyrna,
on the 18th Jan. in lat. 424, long. Is, fell
in with the wreck Of the brig Superb, of
and from Portland, both masts gone. and
full Of water; took off the mate and five of
the crew badly frost bitten, and nearly ex-
hausted for want of provisions, having been
on the wreck % days, and when taken off
were reduced to one gallon of water. The
mate, John Gibbs, was severely frozen, and
having already been seized with the lock-
jaw, died in SO hours after he was taken on
board. The Superb sailed from Portland,
Goth Dec, and was capszed two DAYS out
Capt. Sawyer persisted the first night, and
two Of the crew, Cyrus Passwater, and
French boy, were washed overheard.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-02-01

FnE JACKSON LioEs. a correspondent Of
the Portland Advertiser speaking Of the Jack
son party at Washington, says: Who are the
Oiceros OF the party' Who are to make its op.
posets quai beneath the thunder and lightning
OF their eloqnence The pressing Benton, the
clustering WcklIffe, aud the staid Cambreleng /;
the best OF them tedious third rates, and the
poorest some degrees below that point "These
be my companions "all all honorable men. -
Veriiy zen Jackson has fallen on evil days"
ana Is WIN darkness and with dangers com.
passed round almost wonder OF his mag
let him.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-02-01

MASSACHUSETTS, PEACE SOCIETY. We
learn that the meeting of this Society.
which was held Wednesday evening in the
Hall of the House of Representatives, was
well attended. A report ofthe Executive
Committee of the Society was read by the
Rev. Henry Ware, jr, and the ace eptance
and printing of the report was spoke n to by
the Rev. DR.. jerks; Mr.. w. Ladtl, the Agent
of the Society, Hon. Mr.. Rantoul and 9TH
ers. After 9 O'Clock the Rev. DR.. Chan uing
arose and addressed crowded auditory on
The important objects Of the Society. for
over half an hour. The meeting stands adj
journed for week, to give time for the
printing of the report, when it is expected
that further opportunity will be afforded
to many gentlemen who had not time on the
present occasion to present their views on
the subject before the meeting. - entinei.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-02-01

ACCIDENT. In Wolfeboro, N. H., lac
cording to the Dover Enquirer) Mr.. james
Marden, aged 81, was telling beech about
Is inches through, when in falling, it struck
a stump, which caused it to start back and
caught him by the ANGLE 1.-THE foot was
severed from the leg excep. hanging by
the tendon called the heel-string. So VIC
lently did the tree strike, that his foot was
propelled through the snow into the ground.
He was insensible Of having received any
injury, till on looking down, he beheld the
horrd wound Previous to this, however,
he made several violent exertions to extri-
cate his feot, but it was impossible to stir it
before digging from around it the snow and
earth. Medical aid was procured, and am
putution performed by DR.. David Il. Lilly.
The patient is rapidly recovering.
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
TFRENCH TRANSLATYONl
InEOIlCATION

Des enians e,ant cmphatcalcueni Ia chose Ia
plus impoudnie detouies les auiTes, tont aux pe-
lens, qui Ia procurent gu aux enians, Gun "a recol
vent. clio preside sur notre bonlleur on sur no'le
'nalbcur dams tout Ic couJs dc ce mondei beanconp
de porsonnes penseD. meme, qu'elle nous accom-
panpe ioson. n dams pau,rc; 81 celia est yrai, on
ne peutp donnar lrop d'aiienlion.-La nature ct
rn,crot nous ordornnent d'smployer les moyens
leg pills cficaces pour "a procurer ct pour en- am
BE, le progfes; il y on neanmans plqseuTs 1ins
ces elats, qui usent des regeses plus lns'es dams
Paccompleement dc ones lents auirea eniTepr'sos
nais, qui Sc sont soutiers d'cte trompes en- eet'e
aiaire, Ia seule imporlauie; Q'educaiion de leg's
enans)par la flusse supposuun, que plus ioln' 'el
ealans SO roayeeoeat dc leuJs parens' l4ps &c pro
e5es lis fairoicnt dams les sciencesi Gl par Ia sn
periorite pretendue des etas an Nord, dams Peduca
ton della ielnesse; CONNIE sIvainent ie Gene
des sciences ieur hyor.t pHequemcnt-Une NY
sion no moin gnegveieuse dams 81 Gchurse pFeVa
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
fLATYN 7R4NST 9Tmv, IA

aN NaN
Educaiio libcforum omnium rcrun dirnissina
est, cari'slmuque tam pafenlibus, quoam eompa.
Iant guam naiis, qui illam aceipiunt. "a ouideni.
lueliclaiem aut iniorunam nosham per siiani tenn.
Pere' plerlque elan, eandcm postmorcm spirits
aihccrh credunt; nimia igr dilieentia dc i,fvcnun
disciplna adhiherl non potesi Nathfa commodum
que parentibus I'D cam 6btinendam ditieendnmaue
eIus progressutn jusdssmis rcgulis u,i pcrsuadeni
multi tamen, in his rcgionbus sunt, qui In mno-
nous yllbusqua negoiiis, Sc yade crudios aique in
genosos pracbeni; sed qui iamen, in hoe omnum
summo so deceptos csso euorc iudicii paiiuntur;
~ 90 quod, nuos doctiores FORE iongus abss ipsls
llli iusseni, iuoicabant, estmationeqne praecaro
us doctrinae Orenuum; quasi vero, ,Phoebus Musae.
que isiis soils fayeant. Crcdultas baud minis in
processu eius secundo admirabis, guam iuvanum
dooirinae monbusque pernciosa, super parenies lam
pteyalui, ut lberos suos doetrhao obtnendle causa
alb ipsis longis sine dimitlerent, animosque eorum
lmmortalcs ,atqu adhuc non imbutos, hominibus
mlnlme nots ad nutriendos traderent Frequens
tamen luvenum reditus domum, sine ullo doctrinae
increlrenio, (moribus saepe corruptis,) tandem
persuaded, quod, educaiio bonique mores non nisi
sub paterna ilspoctione, (paucis casbus exceplis)
procurnnda sunt, atque quod, precepiorum 6cul-
iatcs otque habitus haud minis inspici deherenl
fondy Aaaer myself that the indulgence Of
grammatical critics, viii kindly induce them to
think, that nothing but the want Of general acquan
tance with the citizens OF this part Of the STATE as
teacher, could prevail with me TO usurp so much Of
their gazette on this short structure 3
would here willingly appnze my friends in
Woodyille and lis neghborhooJ that fearful del
cacy oblges me, for the present, 10 relinquish my
favorable prospects IN opening school in this town.
lest my friends and the friends Of learning should
think did 30, in opposition to the venerated per-
sonages, whom the puSlc voice has so justly called
to fill the ProfessorshiP Of public education here;
may the school flourish and they prosper-may the
public pay Ing literally receive liberal education
for their children, not as in the nominal schools Of
neighbOriag state, where ignorance has taken a
favorable stand, smiling in their neiarious impos
ture upon innocent benefactors. l5.g
90 ~ 3 J. MCDANIEL,
~ B. The office here, is not furnished with
accent for French and Latin composition.
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
Nhtice.

THE little, running, creole, all-horse JOLLY
FRIAR, will be lot TO mares the present season
ON accommodating terms. To constitute a fine
horse, blood, form & action are the three grand ro-
qusiies In these, as well as the minor ones, Jolly
will not suffer by a comparison With any years
old colt in the County; nor will he decline trial
of speed, from Ia 10 miles, with light OF hea-
w weights, on fair terms, against any horse how
advertised in the County.
a IN. air #. r. RICHARDSON.
tWoodylle. March1O, 1889. 12 ssl1
Southern planter., 1832-04-21

''n'', qpc pcrniccnssa 'cdncalion ct Ia n,o.,li,c
&c nos leunes pens, o meme dcs plrens Lspissar
ienis enans lon dfux ct connieiif, ledrs'csnti,,
'hhui'ch ci ne pas encore saullcs, d'eire noarris
par des pefsonncs leur enforcement incoahuSs-
Les parcns enin s'appercoivent DO Ii rciurs IRE
anepi dc lctVs enlaRs uu logis sans ayoflait oucl
que progrts en- les sciences cetle vorue dtlorable
deyans les ynex, semblc eyeiler rattcnhcn baier.
nele, ct les convaincre que 'educaiion ct Ia NOR.
ante ne soni obicnucs (avec peu d'cxcepnonsl que
sous Inspection iequenie dcs patens, et quh lsut
Tegarder les caii'es dc Icspnt e les manicres gen
crates dcs lnsiuicufs.
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
SLAVES.

tTWENTYFOUR IN NUlMBER,)
belonging 70 the Estate Of Presfrood Smith, decd.
land on Wednesday the 10th Of said month, AZ
the plantation of said deceased will expose in
like manner the remainder of tho PERSONALfef.
iecis Of said deeeascdi consisting Of work horses,
oxen, stock Of cattle and hogs, farming utensils,
ono wagon, &c. &c.
Thcaboye named sales will be made upon cro.
dit Of nine months from the day Of sale tho pur-
chaser giving notes with approved security, bearing
interest from the day Of saoif puncinaly paid.
G. p. SMITH, Admr.
ofhc E'fdtc Of PrestUOod Smith, decd
Aprii 6, 1882 l5
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
N0TICE rs HEREBY GIVEN,

TO all persons interested in the Real Estate Of
TAomas T5rrdnce, decd, 10 appear at tho May
Term, 1889, of the Orphans Count Of Amite CodIi-
w., and shew cause if any they why the follow
ing specified tracts Of Land of said Estate should
not be sold, viz The South West and North East
Quarters, aud the west half ofthe North West Quar-
ter of Section twenty two, in Township one, Of
Rohpe -four East; and also the East half of the
Norit west Quarter Of Section twenty seven, in
Township one, Of Range four East Of The lands d
rectcd 10 be sold at Washington, Mississippi. .L
JANE TORRANCE,( A5,,,,,
S. II. STRONG, " %
February %, 1882. o"0
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
Communicated
EnUCATION


n, ia Il emphatically the most important business
NJ N h6 both TO the parents, who procure IT, and to
nv The YOUTH who receive it, presldes over our hap
b pne OF misery through our existence in this world
md very many believe It affects condition in the
ID cher; f So il merits the srIclest attention possible
III our part Nature and interest oblge parents to
nd pply the most efficient means in their power, TO
u pomoe aud direct its progress; yet we find many
su pens in this part of the Union, who use the most
approved rules of conduct in tho execution Of AL
lher less important affairs, but who have suffered
\. themselves TO be deceived in this all important bu
! = Sness, (ihe education Of thor chdren) by an er.
\. loneous suppostion lhatthe farther their children
thnuld be removed from them, themare they would
y improve in learning; and by the supposed superior.
ny ofihe Eastern staes in the education OF YOUTH
Asif ifndecd, the Geuius Of science presided over
and fayoured them alonel a delusion not less as
Z. bnshnp in its successful career than destructive
\ b tho education and morality OF our youth, has
N Induced parents TO banish their children from their
!, sight and hearing, and to commit their immortal
and as yet untutored minds, 10 be fosiered by per
sons entirely unknown TO them! The frequent oc-
eurrence, however of seeing Their children re'nrn-
u ing home without any mental improvement, (thef
morals often corrupled,) seems at length, to awaken
81 parental attention. and TO convince US, that educa'
b ton and morality are with few excePlions) TO be
II acquired under the frequent inspection OF parents
y and that the capacity and moral habits OF teachers
~ elould be carefully inspected.
Southern planter., 1832-04-21

II am sorry that there is doubts existing in the
minds Of aome ofthe people. whether ] BE- acandi-
date for the Legislature or not ~ am candidate
for that Office, and shall remain one unless compe
ed to declines and then will make it known in
the paper .--....
April ql, 1882
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
April "a, ib3g. IS
--- --------- N7SI7iTTsE


FILTERS of Administration having been grant.
Cd "a Inc undersigned on the Estate Of was Drake,
deceased, BY tho Orphans Court Of wilkinson
County, a, lis February Term, 1882; allpersons in
debted 10 said Estate arc requesledio come forward
and make payment, and all perons having c'qims a
a;ss, e,id estate will present thorn duly auhent'
sa,sil within tho time prescribed BY law, or they
VIII W 'e LAZARUS DRAKE, Ado'r.
Mareh 8, ies2 9%s
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
o. g. DOWNS,

larff No 3 Canal Street,
few doors below the "laniers and Merchants Hotel"
INFORMS his fiends and customers, they may
be supplied With Blank Books ruled and bound 10
anv pattern at the shortest notice, having con.
sanily on hand a stock Of paper and materials OF
hes, the manufactory, he is enabled TO execute hs
work equal to any done at the North, ut reason
able prices
n. b. A general assortment Of Blank Books con-
stantly on hand Fancy Binding Of all descnp-
tons done in the neatest Thanher, and old Books
carefully rebound att
New Orleans, Jan I, 1882, 6w6
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
HHNUTHIHIF = TEIthINp,
Woodville March the 10th ie3e
PEpIGREE oR CARoLlNIAN.

tIe was sired BY the celebrated nce-hoSe Viz
ginian, out Of Lady Jackson, both Of them by the
Old Sir Archie, making Carolinian a double Sir
Archie. The Pedigree Of ViWiniun is so genereray
known thatit is unnecessary 20 detail n: we wilt
however give that of Lady Jackson. She was
large bay marc, foaled the i2lh day Of ApsilIeI6,
raised by ohn Jackson, She wasby Old ST Archie,
out Of a Walter Raleigh mare--she out ofa double
Janus mare waitct Raleigh by old Mark Aniho-
ny, out Of an Appoln marc. she out of Id One
he by Godophin Arabian, his dam Guy Robinson.
by Ball Galloway, grand.dam BY Snake, out az
Old wilks, da6ghier Of old Hahphlboy
Regulus won seven Royal Plates III one year,
and never was beaten, being the sire of Adolphus
Trojan, the dam Of Eclipse, the grand-daln Of
Highhyer, any many other fne HOSES and mares
Those wishing toraise fine Colts are insisted to
consider the merits Of CaFolinian. eva
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
NOVICE,
TAc Through bred Horse
OAROLINIAN.

VIII stand vp present season at the plantation
Of +. r. Richardson, seten, unles East Of Wood.
vile, aud be let 10 mares at the reduced rates,
(crops being shorO Of $3.50 and SIS, with the
usual conditions CAROLlNIAN is q beautiful
bay with black legs, mane and tail; 16hands high,
we'll proportioncd six years old, in finc health and
vgof.
CARoLINIAN will not explore the country IN
search of custom, but should the citizens Of any
neghborhood, make up a number Of mafes (say
or lO,) and give information Of the same he will,
for their convenience, be soat q some central sit-
udtion. Mares from distance particularly atien.
ded 10. For further pafnculafs apply to F. 4.
Richardson.
HARDIMAN a. PERKINS.
Woodvle March the 10th a83Q
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
NOTICE.

ALL persons having accounts with the snbscTi-
Der for meat, corn, wood, hauling, &C. would DO
,,nlI ,o call and settle them My health will not
ncrrn;, me 10 RUN after them. will on or before
,be i5,h day Of May. leave them indiscrimnaiely
IN ,be hands ofan officer for collection, that think
will incur allthe cos, on them that they SO Justly
'OV''' JOHN L. BRUCE.
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
NOTICE.

ALL persons arc forowarned from trading for a
note given by james Scott, Jnr to Gerard G. Bran.
don, +. r. Richardson g. X, Hoffman, or order,
for sl578 "a CITE, payable and negotiable at the
Office Of Discount add Doposite Of the Planiers
Bank Of the State Of Mississippi At Woodyine,
twelve months after the date thereof--and dated
l7lh January, 1889, and endorsed BY said Gerard
C. Brandon, f. r. Richardson g. X. Hoffman
the above note having been executed by said Scott
TO said Brandon, Richardson & Holliman for said
Scott's sole beneht---the security given by sad
Scott TO said Brandon, Richardson g. Hoffman on
account of their becoming endorsers as aforesaid,
having entirely failed. n-a
F.R. RICHARDSON,
t,.r X. HOLMAN. ]
Wood,;lio Felirnarv 90 1880 9wB 7L
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
OrrIcr PLANrERs BANK,
IVoodrilc, April I'm, 1889. !

W0odriIc, April l1m, 1859. }
BY resolution Of the Board the Discount Day
Of this Bank is fixed for Tuesday in each weet,--
Notes offered for Discount, must be offered preyI-
ously to that day or they will not be placed before
the Board. Bank hours from 10 a. NJ tlll o.
clock, p. NJ; except on discount day, when the
Office will be kept open III o'clock, 7. M.
''' NU WV A. NJ FELTUS, Cashier.
iGro
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
NOTICE.

i..i.,. NOTICE. -
E. II. WALES most earnestly requests those in
debted 10 him to come forward and discharge their
noles aud accounts by the 10th Of May next, as he
will be compelled, solf preservation, 10 put all
dues, coming TO him, that may remain unpaid at
Lawyer. a.n
Woodvlle, March 81, 1882 Is. nlS-4w.
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
Notice.

THE undersigned Administrator ofthe Estate
of Chapman White, deceased WILL at tho next
MAY Tenn Of the Probate Court Of Wilkinson
County, presen, his accounts for final settlement
NJ. +. DrGRAFFENREID, Adnr.
April "a, 1882. i5
Southern planter., 1832-04-21

State of hlississippi,l ORPHANs' CoURT.
Wilkinson County. January Term, 1882.
On the petition and bond filed Of Thomas e.
Brown, and Lorenzo ID. Brown, heirs Of Aufelia
G. Graves and John w. Bruce, decd, who were
the heirs Of Williamson W. Bruce, decd. ltis OF
dcred that John Il. Pharez, nonresident Of this
County, and Administrator Of WIN. Phares, deed.
come into Court at the next April Term, and an
swer said petition for him to execute title TO the
said Thomas G. Brown, and Lorenzo ID. Brown, TO
certain tract Of Land, in the County Of Wilkinson,
containing $40 acres lying on the waters Of Ihomp-
sons Creek being part Of Section No. - in Town
ship No. 1, in Range /. West of the Basis Meridian
and the same tract for which the said William
Pharcz on the 9th day August, 1905, made his GER
tain bond to the said Williamson w. Bruce decd,
Cor titles. t,..,Ls., Il. itf
A true copy from the minutes Of said Court
Atteste, EDW. FELTUS, Crk.
Southern planter., 1832-04-21

BY virtue ofhn order of the Orphans Count oe
Wilkinson County, made At the March Term there
Of, will, on TUESDAY the l5th Of May nest.
expose at public auction the Town OF Mood
vile, within the hours prescribed by law, al Of Tie
Southern planter., 1832-04-21

NOoupHtei A"t' '.'f ~
NOTICE is hereby given, that from and after
this date. this Bank will allow interest on monies
10 the credit Of individual Depositos, at the rave OF
one cent for each one hundred dollars remaining 70
Bank 10 their credit for one day--and AZ 'hc same
rate for a longer timo and larger sunsi ou' 20 az
o,gonco or interest will he made on fractions OF one
hundred dollars. BY order
M A. M. FELTUS, Cashier.
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
WANTED no HIRE

TWO strong, able bodied wood-cboppers, for 8,
6 or 8 months. Liberal wages will be given
payable monthly Apply 10 ID. g. Henderson g.
Co. at Fort Adams, OF TO tho subscriber
l. SCARBOROUGH
March 81, 1889. nI3-4w.
Southern planter., 1832-04-21

MIR. r. 4. PORTER has left his notes and
accounts in my hands for collections those who are
indebted 10 him. are requested to call on me and
settle them. is - ,Dovn
AprH oi, 1880. iGwi
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
NOTICE.

Expectingto be absent from tho State for some
months, do hereby constitute Moses Liddel my
lawful agent, 10 transact any business during my
absence.
30 tUf ANDREW LIDDELL.i
March 81, 1889. nI3-3w.
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
NEW ADVERTISENIENTs
OFFICE PLANTERS BANK,

n NJ OFFICE PLANTEho bANN,(
WoOdpiiie, April i2th, 1887
THE following gentlemen have been appointed
Directors of this Office. st 'iH i
RObf Smith, VIZ. Sts'earf, ''' q"
H Singleton. Wm. Mcneil,
VIM. Stamps, Ed'ud ~ rarishi
III CouncH q. q West,
to O. c. Brandon
And, az meeting this day WM. STEWART, Esq.
was unanimously elected PRESIDENT.
mi n A. M. FELTUS, Cashier.
i6w2
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
! STEAM BOAT MO4EI.

THEsabscfibcr is opening a PUBLIC HOUSE
one doorabove A. Wobds Tavern, whore he will
nse hls best exeslions ioaccorhmodato LADIES aud
Gentlemen who will favor him with their patron
ago s.srrs,s boa maoH ,a.uoH sil' ~
t1 90 sa.I. T. CANFiELD.
Bayou Sarah March eth, 1889.
Southern planter., 1832-04-21

The subscnbor, has Just received splendid col
lection Of BOOKS, which he oilers at private sale,
until Court, when they will be sold at auction
The public ars invited to call and examine them.
They consist Of complete assortment Of works
in all the various departments Of Literature and
will be sold cheap a NJ WOODS.
March, "a, 1888.
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
MARRIED,

On Thursday 18th instant, by the Rev. T. Q.
BRowN, Col, GEORGE H. GORDON to Miss
LEON0RA N. NELSON. + t'''. ...r.
On the nth instant, by the same, CHARLES
J. SEARLES, Of Baton Rodge, to CAROLINE
X. PURNELL.
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
N. q. RROWN q OO.,

Ts Cs BROWN ~ COsS afl
HAVE JUST RECEIVED from Tic North. an assori-
AA ment Of ,.t r- rl.- r.l4Hy
Cseutlenlea's fine Morocco s. car BOOts--Geat's.
Calt Shocs,--Ladies' Shoes S Chitdren's Bro
gdns. I4If fi"NL.
They are also receiving from the North. q general
assortment of---fRESH s6kDlCLNESs OhC6S,
PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS, &c s--sinongst which are
the following selection, viz
Autimonial Powdefs, Oil Of Womssed,
Anmoniated Alcohol. -'''' sassaitass.
Aeppo Scamniony, T" Annise,
Tartaric Acid fr',I . Peppermint,
Pyroligneus Acid, .ar Sepm4uc's
Balsam Of Tou ! t. SinsPne,
Balsan soidihed Copaiva ,Sulphate Of Pot|s.
london Caomei, English saffron,
Coriander Seed, Tumeric,
Caraway seed, Ct Lithafgos $40
Cephalic Snuff Turkey Umbefs
ptiv Coioeynth Florida Water,
Cobalt (or 6y Poson,) ludkinr Ointmeni'
Puly ErRot Jujube Paste,
Ext Buttsrnut compd Ext Buehu,
q pelIadonnh Aud Ext Saraaparila,
q, UioseiaInus " syrup Of Lyerwort,
Black Hellebor Moxons Appeuent magnesla
Russia lsinglass, Mckimb Magnesia, -
T,niner Berries Whites Tooth Ache Drops
Lupuline, Hauowgate Salts
! Dcnarcotised Opium. Alaeeabav snuh.
Aetate Of Morphia, Scotch ditto,
Sal Marhs, Fancy Collognc,
PipeHne, Essence OF Rusw1u'
saphate Of ouininc, - copd Yamish, v
/ Pucepitated Ext Bark, Teeth Scaling instruments,
Rochelle salts, Gum Elastic pessahes,
S,,,r Ca,b Soda Glass ditto,
sSrmina Colehicum. Perpend Tooth Extractors.
! Pnlv Gum Arabic 20 Lauceu Lancet ases.
e- White Lead In Oil, &C
Woodrills april ID, 1889. 70
Southern planter., 1832-04-21

DIED-On the 18th instant, MARY ANN, in
tbht daughter Of Mr.. Ebenezer Williams, aged four
months and 4 days.
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
NOTICE.

... NOTICE.
HAVING been Probate Judge for ten years with.
out having issued an Execution for my fees; those
indebted will excuse me (under ciTcumslances) of
my issuing Executions in every case.
r. H. PROSSER.
April 4, 1889 nl4-4w.
Southern planter., 1832-04-21
DISSOLUTYON

T6e Gllowing libel s going tie rognds--'Neyer We
,.,, ,;, secret faarriel man who loves he wiie,
for he wtoll her, and she viii tell hei sssei' ana
hor s;s;.t' t',yiilleii sny tcdgrnt every nedF'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-10
-~rYdsers msy examine owners, imsert-

-~rSdiseys nsy examine owners, impert-
Err. c~oasfgnees. and oilBr- on oath, and re-
q are tie PRODUCTION OF any papers N their
pgs-esson, touching the value OF the mer-
ctlandize 10 he appraised ~ them; Al the
owner importer, OF eonsIgase, declines 20
appear o. g oiuce The papers, the appfaise
mont 10 BE- final. IL they swear falsely, TO
he deemed guilty Of perjury, and goods 70
be forfeited
H. consideration oil the duties imposed on
articles u-e1 10 constructing aud fitting
shiDs and r~tssels, a draw0aca to be allowed
un,ler certain regulations, On first taking out
papers. Of two dollars a ton on registered
vessels; one dollar and twenty five cents, on
enrolled and licensed; and fifty cents a ton
Oh .teamboats.
Wooilen and cotton goods Of similar kind
but different quality, contained N THE same
package, are only 10 be charged according
10 The value Of the best article, when charg-
ed IN the invoice AT an ayerage price.
~ pptlcn or cotton goods. found IN a
package. aud not contained IN the entry, to
be forfeited. THIS and The preceding proyi
siou. are the same as IN the bill reported by
the Committee on Manufactures in the II louise
of Representatives.