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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22
PIasfer Paris for gafe.

Plaster Parts fgr Safe.
NATE have on hand about go ions Of
~ Plsiief Fsth. which We lately par
Chased iron The Importer fof cash, shieh
we vill sell for eosi snd esUisEs. o. give
q bushels pr tou. crossed. 20 Ayon Mills
We keep eonstaniiy on hsnt . supply %
SALT snd EisH, Which will BE- sold % &C.
commodaiins tsrns.
RABLE 3 JOHNSTON.
Ksbisiopn, Jsa. IS, i836.
have NsgFo Giri foF hire. shs n ~
a. Is Yssrs old--vsil Disposed. good curse
ateooh e. fsE q eoald BE- sSpsessd.
*
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n rartefy- or sMbsfantiuE q
EIgfsCH Articles.

EUAcy sHrftcfe8@
Green blonde Wells, Green Bafaize do:
fashions.
BobOinet FoOtings and EdginSs,
Thread E.dgm s.d Laces,
Cotton. Webb, and BuekSEin SusPeDders,
Silk Umbrellas,
English Alarihos.
Super. and common So: Table Linen,
.BArnsby ShiriIng,
torDoubIe Foundation, Brash, and waddinss,
Brown DOmepIic coltons, Of different fac.
VI les,
"a aud 7-sSuPer. aud common blsachse
osnsburgs. Linens. Bed Ticking & Checks,
suCsnton FlanneLs, OF all eoiodrs, :.
CAmelet. lof oVer-eoats and eIOsts, Of o
= .periOr qualify,
quLadies' Kid and Beaver CLOVIS.
do. SAX liose and half Hose. Of extra
slity,
Ladlrs' Corset Laees.apd BrAid.,
Combs. OF every description,
MeAHsn Blankets,
Rose aud other Blankets.
Ready made Clothing.
.nesdy-made Clothing. Of all kinds and
quality, =.
BOOTS ana ShOe8,
GentIeuen's-BooTS and SHOES Of all
qualities and sizes,
Boysf' do. do.
Ladies' Prunella, French Kid. seaI-skin,
and other Shoes,
Ladies' Gsiier Boots, SsAl-skio MOROCCO
Boots, and other.Boots. :.
Misses. and Childrsn's Boots and Shes Of
various kinds,
Hats and CGlDs. =:
Black Silk and Fur Hats, ofdiGeFent quail.
tiles,
Mems and. Boys Caps, Of .aitTersn, sizss.
Groceries, Queens. tUare =
EStsrdt1Mre. :.
kinds,
40 additional assortment OF Queens Are
OF ell qualities aud sizes,
And n iirsI-rale assortment or Hardware
oil. dIdcrsnr descriptions, sc. &c.
SAMUEL GIBSON.
HARPERs-FERRY.
Dec. 7, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22
Powder. Shot. &c

A SCPPLYof Shoi-of slI nun ers. aud Of
~ Beatiys sunsrior rife Powder; I case
Of best Gun Powder Imperial Tea, in cams
tiers Of , lbs eaehi Candle Wick, Cotton
T~ins, And best quality OF .Engliah Cheese,
Just received and foV sale, st
: ). ). a. SfRAITH's,
~" To- 1885 Drug AIsrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22

CASH FOR NEGROES.
n WISH to purchase ss soon rs possible
y FIFTY NEGROES, for which number I
will pay higher prices in cash than any Pur-
chaser IN this market, Persons who may
have negroes for sale, are invited to cal and
see me'ia Winehester-or IL inconVeUie 10
do-so, are requested TO address me line.
10 which viii giye immediate attention.
~. G. DANIEL.
Winchester, Sept. 81, ls37.-tE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22

WWTEvili give era fog large saasis,
w GOATS u asliversS % ~. sanae
Aiathsvs, 81 Canersnt Depot, 80 70 ths sub
,cribers ~ fiarpsu.FerTy.
ssp,- "a. is5i
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NIGS, Chron, Prinss. sc. just received
and for sals,st Dr. slr1thS'Druk Store.
ChaTlesIoan. -
!. Ian .lR 1879
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@ FICTION.-This extraordinary che
~ m'eal eomyo,,iicnp. u,e result nf scisneS sod
the iascuison ol = celebrated. medical man, the
in'rosutiro', OF Which Ia Jc paliie Nas in,rstr,l
cub the -solcmniIy of depil,-lrsl bsq,ls. st. has
i'Iee En,hrd sreIsitaioa unparalleled. fuis
taining the eprrectnets 81 the lamente,l DT Crifi-
lefalsd confession, that - Ice dared not die 9TH
oui giving TO postrrity the bcnc6 OF his Know
ledge on r,s suhjsct. aud ne therefore ,,siarSIl,-
e' TO has friend sud siirnd4nt solomon ilsys the.
secrrt OF his discovery.
IL - "or tse'l "a the principal hospitals, and
the private practice our eou,I v frat aud mnsi
certainly tUr the cure Of ti,- PILGs Aud slso 80
extensively aud ehrcinalIy As-Io battle err,i,iiIy.
unless where its effects src witnessed EItrr-
ndGg iis,he following complaints
FSr DTep'% Treating extraordinary Rtlserp-
ton IT once.
AZ .Sssi.HgL-Rc,h,ringil them in rcw hours.
n'eH"'aiI..'>-Aeg1e OF Chronic, Sivingrlusk
Sore Throaf eanes-,. ulcer, or colds.
Group and Wh0@ping COEgh-EAtsrnslly.
aad .oSrr tie chest
az B'IAse', SlprGiss aud Burns, curing in a
few hosrs
Sorrs 'ihd Ulcers- whether flesh or loht
standing, anil fever Ssrcs
Its oI'rfFtioGs upon adults adj ehiIdrvn sn. re-
durinS ri'eumslic sSeIlngS ,And loot rning coughs
and ugatHess Of The els,sI by prlaxatiog, Of Ihe
parts, has been surprising hey Oail eoncc1 ton -
The eommOn remark Of nose Who have vse,i IL
" the PILEs, is, g lt sets like ehsrrnP
THE PILES,-rhe price 81 is refunded 10
by. perHah Who viii US bottle u Hays Lini-
rpeHt'fOr the Pies, aud return the empty bouIe
s4thoot beiI-s eUrv'l. Thew ar the positi,e or,
ders Of the Proprietor tn the Asraa,; aud osJ Of
many thousands NOid, not one has been unsueerss-
ful.
We might insert eertihr.testo spy.Iene,h. but
pre'srths' those Sho sell the ariiclc should exit
bi' the original 10 purchaser.
! ~ gT-TTFn
'Ids"cid engraved wrapped, on Which 10 my
name, aud also thar Of The .igrnk
SOLOMON HAYS.
UCSold vhcIesAle and retail by Uofhsioek &
Co, Sole AgeVis, Fletcher. street. near M.i-
Lane, one door below TArari-sirre,, New
York, and by one Druggist 10 every tow iu the
In,o"' And received At NOUNG'S.
| llsrpers-fstr,, Nov. 81. 1857 Din
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TIVE tuhseFissf ushss ts parshnfs fss
y hsseFsi bsFrsls ~ o0anT. for shish
he Hm Paga fas msfkat pg.cs II ssst.
v ahsiis1 sa3 tsliFsFsd ~ - stors.
gOHN q WILSON
HasPsrs-Fsfsy, Sah. Is. 1875
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NEW 9001R.


RHtHE subscritsr bee aEsta received z
~ large and extensive asfoumenl % ths
zosi Pashiousbls sd ssasonsbls
KEW GOODS
.Hh eioch smbssees every afiiels u eiHity
and eoufoft, 81 veil e. tubstaniisi and fash-
ioaabis-- indeed ever sftieis that is usually
Kept 10 = Retah BtoFs-sush 81
CloiAs, Cassiassss. Cassiasfs. sH eolors,
oRoCEnIEa,
Hofs. Boots, Sloes. Hardsseys. Ciias,
ere. gc.
saGcs u % sag. ~ siork y sompiels. ed
~iil b. sala o. sueb ieFms 81 ssnnoi fsii -
giesss. ~ respectfully iDsitas q eel ffon
BE ffiaeis and ne public genagsiiy.
THOMAs HB0HEa
iisrpss,-FsFry, Fss q 1919
BLANK DEEDS
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
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Cigars. &c.
Malaga Grapes.

A FEW key. MALAGA GRAPES reesiv
kA ed and for sale ~ J. O. HAYS.
HarPsrsFsrry, DEG Z. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22

Groceries, Prime EiGWOrs,
OoBFE0TToBARY, 90.
n HAVE Just Tsosived.
u Loaf and brown saGsrs--prims Molassss
Rio snd lava Coffee.
WaisT bnd Soda Crackers,
Pine Apple tnd Ehglish Cheese.
0unPowdsT, imPsfisl and Young Hysou
Tes. (supsItoF,)
Asds'rs. Lisboa snd Naisga Wine,
sperm, mould. and dipt Csndiss.
Almoads, Rssens, ConfsctiopsFt, &c. &c
Togslhsr with . geaefal supply 81 ouesns.
Tsfe, I'll ~ shea giIl sell rsru fols
JANIS ,. MILLER.
Chsristtoun. Dec ~. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22
Calieoes, .KFmsftRs. Shascss
Linens. SC.

260 pieces super. French, English. and
American CALiGoES, which,. for beauI,
aud style 70 no, surpassed by soy,
Plstd, figured, and PLATA super. MusIins,
Plain and figured Bo5binets, and Book
MusiIns.
Linen cambrie, Fancy silk, and Thibet
Handkerehiefs.
Ga and ~ Cambria and JAeoBst Hand
kerchiets,
Scotch Plaid and Cotton Shawls,
Large and small superior Merino do.
Piaids. Birds-Eye Diaper, Irish Linens.
Super extra. PLAIN, and Gag t;hoPpas, Pom
gee. aud SPits'heId Hsndkerchiefs,
Prussian and other ShHwls, VI various quail
tiles and patterns,
Merino, worsted, mohsir, and coIton Hose,
Super. tIoskiu, Berlin. aud Beaver e loves,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22
.NiIks, CrNpc., EY0MMefs. so

Super. Italian and other SILKS,
Black italian CravoIs,
Plain & Snake-skin Stocks, . new article
Italian Grapes, plain and hgd Ribbons,
Scarlet. Nhlte, red. and green Hlanneln.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22
CharfessosrH .MasAe,safscaI.
cLAssrcAI. srr0xuARx.

WE Trustees Of this Institution respect
Il fully inform the inhabitants OF Jeaer-
son county, and the public generally, that,
IN consequence Of an arrangement lately
made for the purpose OF suiareing ils sphere
Of usefulness, Mr. JOHE }. SKXboRH, late
Teacher OF Mathematics IN Baltimore Col.
legc, will, nj the commencement of.next
term. January 18th, become associated, In
the duties OF instruction, with the present
Teacher. Nc. J9Skru BOIDES, and that the
course will be 90 arranged a. TO include not
only a.thorough preparatory eduoatioo, but
the study Of the Latin and Greek Classics,
and especially OF the higher Mathematics,
and Natural Philosophy, 20 an extent near
y equsA TO what - gsRssally acquired ia any
Of our CoIlegeA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22

"A bEhO Ut VI HEAD VI HaIH rs the
IN grsndest ornament belonging To the hu-
mAi(frame. Hop strangely the iOss ofit changes
the eo'intenanee and premsfbrrly bV;ngs ba tl,e
Ay'eArAnee Of old agr, Whieh'rauses many TO re-
coil ~ being uncovered, aud sometimes even to
siun soSivty TO avoid the vstS and sNrys oE their
acquaintance; the remainder 81 their lives are
lronStanLly spent IN retirement L. short, not
even the loss Of property fills the generous thirk-
ing youth With that hesSy sinking gloom does
tl,c loss Of his hair. 90 HyeJt 81 these uatls-a-
ssn, circumstances, .OlIIhlDisE'S BAI.M OF
COLUMBIA stops tho hair frlm falling Oft oa
the FIRST application, and fcw bottles restores jt
sghin.. ltlikeWlsc PRODUCES eyshro 1s aud y his
kers, prevents the hair fToia turning grey makes
II enrI beautifully. and fees IL from Svurf NJ
mcrous certificates OF tie first rrspeeInbility in
support OF the vrtuSS OF OldridgeS Balm. are
,ho~n bJ t''e PFoPFigiers, c-TRsad tl's foIlow.
ing:
robert Wharton. Esg, lat G Msyor of Phi.
delphis, has certified. ss msy be seen befbw, to-
the high character of the following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby certify that we
have usc'i the Balw o. .Celushbis; discovered hy
j. Oldridge, ADD have found u hieht SCI Vieesblr
not ONLY - preventive against the falling Of VI
hair, but slso e-Tiain rrstor.tiVe.
WI, THATCHER, Sr.,
Methodist Minister IN ST. GenTlgr charge,
=. No. So. North -fifSi,.stsrel.
JOHN p. INGiIS, SAT, Arch ST.
}. ID. THoMNS, ". ID. los Raee-u.
JAStiN -. IHEN. iNtT spruce at.
I HUGH NeCCRDY, CAS-. S6utl, .tli a.
JOHN GARD. Jr. I25 Atel,-sL
The aged, and those Sho petsist Ia wearing
wigs. uay not slwRys experience it's restorative
qosiiliea yet SilI erTtHiHly raise tie vttaes in
the estimation Of abe puddle. shes 20 10 known
tl'at three OF the shove sigRsrs are more thai 50
yeats Of sgc, and the others not Irss Il,sn 50.
From ne .Hayor.
CONNONwEALTu OF PESssILvASfA,2
n Ii
! ROBERT WHARTON. Mayor Of sai,lsiiy
q Phil-sSlphis. DC hereby certify that I sni aeil
sSqusintcd sith Messsrs. J. T.. lnglis, John 5.
f0rvy. and HaFh MrCuriy, Sboy- HsHses are
tigBed 20 DE above certificate, that thsy are gem
iismen. Of ohaTssier AID reSpertshilny, snd ~
suss1uli credit should be given ~ shs said eeIt-
6eatc.
80 witness whereof. have berruhio "a nov
lsnd. aud eausssl the sesl Of the city 10
a. s. DC sfFiNed. this sixth dsy 81 ure Ne
ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
CAUTION'--OhsrTts that eaelrboitle Of tie
Genuiue BALM has Splendid s4,grsveb Srapter,
o. which Tsrrpresrn1cd the fsilE0f NisgsFa, ~.
gTSo!d sholrsaie md rrtaH w Comsl0rk &
Co, sole AgcHts fOi Aa~tiea, 2 flrie1rf-str,ti,
nrst MsiJvH l.sne, one door hrlow P.aFi-sirrct,
spd By ADAM YOUNG, ".
iisfpers-FrFry, Nov. 50. IsS7.--Ssa.
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Rnisins

"THOLR, HsIf. and Qusrter boxes 6ne
w RAlSlNS, Tor sale by
JOS. e.. HAYS.
Harpers-Fefry Dec 2. 1897.
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ENoh ssF ~
UrAnva, Jsf i-ss
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RnAIiah DePa.snesI.-.

orthOsrsPby; Reading, Writing. English
Grammar, Geography, History, aud Ari.h.
metie.
Preparatory Studies for admission 70 The CO1sgiai,
counss, or TO any Of our lCoiicges-.
CleSsland's First Lessons, ~LSiIn Reader,
irsN aud second parts, Cornelius NepOs VAR
Roma, Caesar, The lEneid, Cieero, Exer-
efses In latin Phrase BOok'pnd LATIN Tutor,
Epitoms OF Greek Grammar. Fiske's Greek
Grammar and Exercises, Grrea Minors,
Greek. Reader, Four Gospels OF the Greek
Testau'eHt, Algebra and. Geometry.
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4 HSyE' DAWES BALM OR yIRGlNIA
for restoring lhe-lIair,--H - kiEhiy re-
commended Tor thst purpose Please cali
and get bottle audi icy for yourselves 80
.Fof sale by JOS q HAYS.
nsrpsrs- Ferry. Dee. 2. lr37.
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VkNHE subscribers take this msthoJ Of IN
u forming the customers Of the foKD
MILL and Farmers generally, that the have
entered. into partnership in the
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HarPer.-Ferry. Jan. =, 1885,
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Collegiate .courss-

oFamular ano fAeFctsos,s ETcca NJ nora i,
Greek Reader. Four Gospels Of the Greek
Testau'eHt, Algebra and. Geometry.
Collegiate .COurss-
.SaliuSt, 'Livy, Horace, Georges, Cicero
do ofheiis,. dc SehectnIe, and de AmIeItia,
Cicero de ogstore, Tscitus, Rou,on AnIiqui-
ties, AonoPhOn, GrGca Msjora, Homer, Al
zebra, Geometry, Trigonometry. MeAsura-
tions Navigation. Surveying, Civil Engineer
ing, CONC SECTIONS, Analytical TrigonOrhe-
Try, Classical Geography, Translation, Eng
iish Composition and Defamation.
Tuition N the English De-
Parinsut,, = $40 per annun,
Do do. Preparatory
Department, 33f
Do. do. Collegiate
Department, 50 L" =:
Surveying and Civil Engineers.
ing, 33i I" =
1T is confidently believed, that the united
efforts Of Two gentlemen, we'll qualified by
educsiiou. lslents, and experience, TO be
eminently useful. as teachers, will render
this Institution worthy Of a liberal share Of
public patronage.
Conditions Of admission are, a moral char
aeter, and . continuance In The Institution
Of months iH the Preparatory Course, and
| one year In the Collegiate,
Good board can be had for Ssa per snnum.
The heaIlhiness Of the. situation. Is unslr-
passed.
P. s-.For further information, apply 10
the Instructors, or the Trustees Of The Sc.
hinary.'
s. J. cRAMER. Prssia,ni,
AND: KENNEDY, Seer,
Il. G. WASHINGTON,
). T. DkUGHERTY,
JOHN PETER,
wM. 2. LOCK,
=. x. DOUGLASS,
II r. BROWN,
AND; HUNTER,
ALEXANDER JONES, =
s. w. LAKELAND,
MATTHEW RANSOM.
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hereafter.

Feb. g, ls3s.-E
N.B.-Fufther particulars made known
hereafter.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-01-02
,EDMHNEST E2 AT o. e s
SIZE.

DIBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that
1 agreeable to al order of sale directed
to me from the Probate Court of LowndcS
CooOry, and State Of Mississippi, ! will ex-
pos" to Sale at the Court House in'the town
d Columbus on Thursday the 4th day Of
January next. all the personal prop rty OF
Thomas ]. Forbes, decd, consisting of
The whole Of Lots iI Blocks 81 &
IS, As laid down in the plan Of Colum bus,
30 Shares Of Stock i'm TOyYabigby
Rail Road Bank.
One fine young Horse,
MLSO:-The Pass, MATEEIALs &c, Of
The SOUTHERN ARGUS on. OF
N' most VALUABLE and PROFITABLE Us
1I'umenls in the South. and daily increa-
N7'n Patronage and circulation
Aro:-Ihe House and Lot, heretofore
"r'opcd as the Printing Office of the
Sn'bcrn Argus.
Terms of Sale Twelve months credit
"Oapproyed security. Further particu-
lars made known or the dav Of sale.
SAMUEL DAVIS.
Administrator, Clth the
U1H annored.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-01-02
Trust sale.

-rpIIC, notice is hereby given that
nv virtue in pursuance of a Deed If
IT,, cvecued TO me- Nv Sylvester Pearl,
herring d,fe the 18th dav Of March 1887.
anil dnIy recorded in the Office of the CLERK
# probates for Lowndcs County. in the
State Of mississippi. shall proceed to sell
n, Monday the 18th dav Of = 1888,
y, the Corr, House ~ Lowndes County
,pI town of Columbus, Mississippi, At pub
~ Sls,o ihc highest bidder, one equal in
rrflraI half or moetv cf that certain piece
ground situated in The town of Columbus,
raarle, County, Mississippi; being part Of
r,rrmbrr SIX and seven, in square num-
rr,ro, north Of Main Street. And also,
ta one equal individual half or moiety of
ma, certain piece Of ground situated in C0-
rrbus aforesaid, designated as the west
sfflotS number thrce and number eight,
IN SQUARE uunbertwo. north of Main Street
natbcr with The building. thereon, being
As ,mc properly conveyed To me By the
aid Sylvester Pearl rs aforesaid; all of
ybrh is fully described and set forth in
laid deed oftruSt Of Record aforesaid, and
mvhrh reference can be had. The terms
viii he made known IN the dav of sale.
NJ. WATSON, Trustee.
Dec. 70 l8S7.-tdS
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-01-02
Absence of Mind.-The Nantucket
From the Abingdon Statesman.
les Sc D. BEENE--oF ALABAMA.


This gentleman is one of those indi.
viduals. who, by industry and perseve~
rance, have arisen from state of OBJ
security in life, to one Of eminence in the
councils oftheir country. Thirty years
ago, Mr.. Beene, then a youth of about
eighteen or twenty, was engaged to
carry the mail from Wythe court house
via TazeweIl and Russell, to Cumber-
land Gap, and continued for some time
in the occupation of post boy, at avery
triffing salary, as the means of acquir-
ing a small pittance to be used in the
Improvement of his intellect. The
writer of this article, who resided at
Dickensvllle, in Russell, was frequently
visited at his office by young Beene,
who then exhibited strength of mind
and acuteness of intellect of superior
order. Mr.. Beene, during those visits,
frequently adverted to his very humble
origin and Strengthened circumstances,
and seemed anxious to search after
those treasures of mind, which, when
associated with virtuous habits, always
dignity their possessor. Some twelve
or fifteen years ago. the writer Of this
note received letter from Mr.. Beene,
who was then engaged in making
speeches at Tuscaloosa, with the OBJ
iect of uniting the interests of his native
State (Tennessee) with those of Ala
bama, by Internal Improvements; and
now he is a Senator in the Legislature
ofthe latter State, and is elected by that
body as its Speaker!
When rejecting on the case Of Mr.
Ewing, late Senator in Congress, who
was formerly, as it is said, "a salt boil.
er at the Kanawha works" and associ'
ating with it that of Mr.. Beene, may
we not ask ourselves, what difficulties
are there in the world to honor ant
dignity in this life, which, under the
auspices of our happy country, may mo-
be surmounted by industry and Perse
verance? None. therefore, whose ca
pacity of mind is promising, even j
trammelIed while with the shackles o
poverty, need despair of attaining t
any station of eminence in the councils
Of their nation, which the call OF hi
country may require. J. +. =.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-01-02

he poured forth to day in tones which
only his voice possesses, will never be
forgotten by his hearers. thought al
one time his feelings would have over
powered him. and as l looked round
on, the faces of his political compeers
and saw reflected there the emotions
which almost stifed his own voice, /
could not but feel the divine character
of that faculty, by which one human
being sways the bosom of those around
him. and which faculty no one ever
possessed to greater perfection than
the truly American Orator-Henry
Clay.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-01-02
T9E SOUTHERN ARGUS,
pr;Dted, Published and Edited
~ RVRON BARKER.

-.hl;'hed every TUESDAY at Five
j. puu"; IN advance, or Six Dollars it not
DG .,in advance. No subscription received
pau IT, Than six months,
for Ir,, Issy EASEMENTS not exceeding one
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lDnINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, That Letters
y # Administration were granted tn the
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HE Hon. Probate'S Court of I.Owndes
r0nv, If the State of Mississippi, ON the
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From. the Baltam0re Transcript.

In the Senate the reading of the
Message and the usual resolution to
have t printed, were followed by a
treat quite unexpected to those who
had gone there to hear a lecture
merely. This treat was nothing less
than euIogy upon the late Gov. Kent
Of the Senate by Henry Gay: Mr.,
Clay spoke for about twenty minutes,
and those who had never heard him on
SO serious a theme, as that which
brought him before the Senate to-day,
can have no idea Of the varied charac.
ter Of his eloquence. The beautiful
tribute to agood mans memory which
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Judge Lewis, now a distinguished
lawyer and Judge in Pennsylvania, was
a Journeyman Printer in the Office of
the New York Daily Advertiser, in
eighteen hundred and seventeen. APP
pllcation and industry will do more for
mechanics, in this country, than Trades
Unions.
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NOTICE.

HEREBY forwarn all persons from
I trading for note under seal for $3.50
quo " cents, dated November 9th. 1887,
aSned by Samuel Welch, and made payable
~ w myself order or assigns one day after the
Iale Vnereof, with a credit thereon Of 20 dot
, AVS entered Nov. 29th. 1897: as said Note
T G"a unId"iuIIy and fraudulenuy obtaind
JOHN NJ. SHARPE.
btrenAher thu 5th 1887
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-01-02

Il say, Dick, why don't you make
nv boots shine? This will never dc"
"Why, look here-look here, massa,
dis is little grain de no accountest
backing eber did see. De more |
rubs him, massa, de wus he shinesp