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to. of the House by whom they have been inVsa suo
for the memory of the deceased the Justices OF te gu
nreme Court cannot consistently with the duties 'ney
owe TO The public, attend in their oiiicGi chaiao''o'
funeral of one who has fallen In a duel A.
Ordered That these proceedings be entered on .l'e
minutes of the Court, and that the Chief Justice en-
close copy 10 the Chairman of The Committee OIL the
House Of Representatives.
Falling of paIt of he right hank Of The Mississippi;
"A circumstance of considerable Importance
some alarm yesterday, among our cl''1ehs. IS
o'clock report spread in town that large pot!loh VI
Mossy Point, on the right bank OF The river IN front OF
ST. Louis street. had been carried away by The CURRENT
and that several houses had been crushed In It's ia-
This rumor we'll calculated 10 e5ce consternauon
md crowd of persons Immediately embarked on board
tho ferry boa,s TO visit the scene OF disaster we MN
gIed with the hundreds who thronged 10 The spot anu
can therefore, give correct account Of 'hs singular
casualty. Tho,
about half nm urpcnt of earth had already ta!en-upon
!, we're located small cabin, stable and number OF
little work shops situated on the eoge OF Tue Le'ee'n
The earth still continued falling, and was feared wou'o
ar,snd mich further The loss experienced 10y the own
~, 10 ,s;da,ablp and what is more unfortunate, large
number of industrious and humble individuals have been
derived in an instant of the means OF gaming 'he'r
daily bread The residents in the negnoorhood, aPpre
hensive Of similar calamity, quilted lhelf houses i
medialely, and removed their lufh'tu'e d"u NV
places of greater safety.
We were unable 10 learn whether any one hau Pe'sh
ed BIZ this unforeseen accident 1t is presumed,
that the loss of property has been unatIendeo VIII" Tue
destruction of life. Happily The fall took place at an
hour, (l2 ocockO when the la6orers iao quilted tnes
occupalions 10 20 10 dinner and it is therefore prooaoe
tina, no one was on the spot at the time OF lis occur
renee Bee, March l.
New ORLEAss, March 5.-Tle schooner Waterman
arrived last evening from Felasco, whence she saNed
Oath February which tne nothing had been seen or
beard of the famous Mexican fleet ported 10 have sail
ed from Vera Cruz 9th ult, for the express purpose OF
blockading the ports of Texas ,,,.
MExico-The schooner Levin Jones, Williams, ar
rived al this port Sd inst, from Vera Cruz. whence she
sailed Goth ul bringing information that French squad
ron consisting Of fourteen vessels, was daily expected
at That port from the West Indies 10 enurce the claims
Of the French Government upon that Republic, and
that arrangements were being made 10 give them a
warm reception, in The event of commencement OF
hostiIilies Mexican pnpes to the 18th uI have been
received but they political news OF interest.
II was rumored Vera Cruz that the State OF Zaca-
iecas and portion of the Government troops Ind re-
VOTED and declared in favor Of Federal Government,
blu, nothing positive had transpiled in relation 10 their
plan of operations.
The l.. J. brings only 81 500 specie,-Bulstin
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Mr. CILLEY.-The Leglslatnre-of Maine has adopted
the following resolutions They were introduced BY
MIR Goldman, and passed men, CON-:
ResoIred That the intelligence Of the sudden death of
the Hon. Jonathan Cilley Representative in Congress
from this State has been received with unfegned grief
Rcsolred That the people of this State hold in high
estimation the distinguished talents and public services
of the deceased and feel the deepest sympathy for his
afflicted widow, children and friends
ResoIred That attesed copies of these resolves be for
warded 10 The widow Of the deceased undio each Of the
Senators and Representatives in Congress from this
State.
The press Maine of both parties express great alb
horrence of duelng, and great Indignation agaIns, the
perpetrators The act which gave rise 10 this excitement
The Judges Of The Supreme Court of the United
States having been invited 10 attend the funeral Of the
Hon Jonathan Cey, Of the U. S. House of Represent
a,iyes killed in duel Washington, the following
resolutions adopted. We think them proper and
becoming, and such it the duty of that highest
of our judicial tribunals to adopt under the crcumstan
ces Of The We copy them from the Americans:
kesolrtd, That the Justices of the Supreme Court
terrain high respect for the character of the deceased
sincerely deplore his untimely death, and sympa,hse
with his bereaved family in the heavy affection which
has fallen upon them
Resoired That with every desire to manifest their
spcct for The House Of Representatives, and the Commit
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POETRY.
uaucp rrrssA.tss urrra."

THE CRAVE OF BEAUTY.
Oh. where shall tn, 81 rive Of beauty be:
Oh, where shnll we lay the lovely dead.
In the hollow halls Of the reckless sea-
10 the dismaldep,hs Of oceans bed:
No, there, not there. not beneath tho wave;
Essth's fsirest form hath another sruve.
Or the msnntain's top lay we tho anw'r:
In the 81. ~ depths Of the forests s!uo"!
By rho raised wan, by the lonely tow'r,
Shall we di, Tor beauty its iowiy tomb!
Oh, not there! for filter place,
Hath earth for shis, in her cold embrace.
Then where ebaN We 10y this precious trust:
Where shall we place the fairct and best
10 the frettod vault: il is but dust
Oh. give it some lowlier place Of rest.
Where Love long shall dwell and mcm'ry keep,
The image Of her that doth qniot sleep.
in her native vale, ncnr her native bow'r,
Under the small aud fresli sprinsins tree,
Lay 70 the fair though the faded how'r;
And mourn its fate on thy Bonded knee;
There bright birds sin- and the snmmerb bee;
There! there! shall the grave OF beauty be.
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s3o, 00O-SlO,O0O
il Draion NamGerS.
V5prInia STATE EIOttery.


For the benefit of the Mechanical Benevolent Society
of Norfolk.
Class No. | for 1888.
To be drawn at Alexandria. Va, on Saturday, Jan. q,
1898.
GRAND SCHEME $50, OO-SlO, OO-G,O00-5,00O-
4.OOO-3.O 900 q, 5000, l2O-2.OOO-23 prizes of ,OOO-
20 of 5000 Of 400, &c.
Tickets Sl0-halves S5-quarters 50 SO.
Certificates Of packages Of whole tickets, Sl2O-sharcs
in proportion.
M Orders for Tickets and Shares or Certificates of
Packages in the above Magnificent Schemes, will re-
ceive the most prompt attention, and an official account
of each draping sent immediately after it is over.
D. S. GREGORY g. CO., Managers.
Ian I7I-3t1 Richmond, Va.
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SPLENDID CAPITALS.
SBnryiand State EOtGGFF.
December Il

Class No. 9 for le35-To be drawn at Baltimore, We'd
nesday, January 10, lo35
10 drawn numbers in each package Of % tickets.-.7Jout
one prize To n blank One fifth of the prizes Will have
on them either three or two drawn numbers.
BriHian. Capiais.-S2O,O OO-SlO ,00O-S5.0 OO-S2,-
0U0-S 81 .G5O-Sl, GO0-l0 Of 81 %,5OO-loo Of $o0o.
Ticket Sl0-half $5-quarlcr 50 50.
Certificates of packages of % whole tickets, SlOo-
shares 10 proportion.
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EHOXI'S
lottery and Exchange OMce,
VtRGlslI.

Drawing of the Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. /,
for lS3S-Drawn lst January, 1635-Sl7 600 Capital:
2 81 5 % Al % rs 10 "a SO GO.
All tickets with one Drawn Number, entitled TO 50
nett.
Splendid Capitals sold by Hoyt, and Nos SO IA IS, a
nice little prize of 900 dollars, returned TO the Mana
gers, for the want Of a purchaser. Address an order 10
Hoyt, and get one Of these Capitals. They are floating
in every direction.
Below, will be found a most Splendid Scheme, which
is a favorite Of Hoyts, and in which there are one hum
dred prizes Of One Thousand Dollars, besides Thirty
Thousand, &c.
Let orders be forwarded forthwith, to
d. NJ. HOYT.
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~APPAHANNOCK ACADEMY This lnsti,u.
Nc, ton will be opened again, OH the l5th OF January
next, under the superintendence OF its present fLlncipai'
MIR. C. A.. LEWIS. The course Of instructor WIN DC e*'
,ensiye. embracing the Latin, Greek and french Lam
ouaoes: History, Mathematics, the Theory and iIaclicc
Of Surveying, the Elements Of Chemistry, ond Natural
pbilosop6y. together with those branches which consul
tn,e n good English Education. IN Inc a'sGh'!Se OF ts
I,borinI,s duties of his station, the Principal Will oe ara
od bv his present A ssistant, Mr.. BUcKSER, and also ny
Ar 'V,y DoREy, q graduate of Princeton College, anu
birhly recommended by the Faculty "l mat lnS,'tutio"'
rEe discioline Of The school, though strict, WIN be pa
rental and alTtc,ionnlc, and every e1ef'ion useu 10 pro-
mote the moral ind intellectual culture u '"Sse .ha "' Tn',i
ted to its care. The superior advantages" '"o .n",h
tuition, as Il suitable place for the 'ns,'uc''"n U 49," !"
are well known to The public. The Whole e"penss,m
ciuLinp buurd, tuition, washing, Nc, win the rHcfp'i"i
of bed, bedding, towels and candies, VIII be Sl%u, u"
bed and bedding, if furnished, the charge Will be 90
NJ Letters addressed to the Principal, at the Kappa
hammock Academy, will receive Promp. enur
RICHARD BUCkNER, Jr,
JOHN TAYLOR, Jr,
WILLIAM 7. TAYLOR,
Dec % lGG-2aw4wl Trustees.
~REAT NORTH AND SOUTH EXrRESS LINE
sE -WlsTEn HehJat n"mt"sto",
and Charleston This line, while II aSoius 'ne uansrl'
rs ,ha CAM. and the fatiuues OF 300 miles of StaytnS,
offers to the traveller n route, which Tor Spcca, SIHy,
comfort and economy. i. not equaiied.
Go,yG SourH BY this route, Passengers who leave
Baltimore on .MOudau and Friday, via the Chesapeake
f1nN DDhlS CIu
CITY. the Fredericksburg, Richmond and Petersburg
Railroads to BIakely, will reach Halifax on the even,nss
of the next days, viz Tuesday and Saturday. from
Halifax they viii be Immediately conveyed by Post
Coaches and Railroad to Wilmington, where they Will
arrive on Thursday and Monday mornings (having slept
4, South Washington the preceding nights thence, at.
Ter two hours delay, to Charleston, in from l2to 10
hours, thence, by Railroad, to Augusta.
Extra leaving Baltimore or Washington city on mtd.
nesday, via Fredericksburg, Richmond and Petersburg
Railroads to Blakely, Passengers will arrive at HALIFAX
on Thursday evening, at Wilmington, Saturday mora
ing. and leave for Charleston on Monday.
GoIsG NosrH-Leave Charleston every Sunday and
Tuesday, a, 5, P. NJ reach Wilmington the following
morning 10 breakfast. Leave Wilmington at ~ o'clock,
and by Rail. road Post Coaches arrive Ut Halifax on lie
evenings of the next days, viz. Tuesday aud Thursday
Sleep at Halifax, and the next morning proceed N"Ttn'
via The Petersburg, Richmond and Fredericksburg Na'!'
roads.
Extra, leave Wilmington on Friday, arrive at HALIFAX
Saturday, and the next morning: via The r 1h m
Rail road and Bay Boats, or the petersourg' hcnmona
and Fredericksburg Rail road.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SOUTH.
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$50, 900 Capital.
E5rsinIa State Lottery,

For Enduwiug the Lccsburg Academy and for other
purposes.
Class No. ], for IS35-To be drawn a. Alexandria,
w, Saturday, January 10. 1888:
spLrsD,D ScHgME.-S 3OnO0-.Sl0,OO0-.S7,O 900.
So OO-sl OOO-S3,G0O-S2 1876 Of 81 ,0oO-$5Uo of
$500! ~ so of 500, &c, &c.
Ticket S1O-half So quarter 50 so.
Certificates of packages of whole tickets, Sl30-shares
in proportion.
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100 Prizes Of 81 1000.
Vir~inIa STATE Lottery.

For the benefit of the town of Wheeling.
Class No. ! for 1893.
To he drawn q, Alexandria, Va, on the Goth JAM, 1888.
GRAND CAPITAL PRzEs-$3O, 000-$5 ,O0O-$4,0OO
-S3,OOO-S2 y500-$l ,0l7-lOO prizes OF s. 900, &c.
Tickets only $40, halves s., quarters So 80.
Certificates OF packages of % Whole Tickets $3.50
shares in proportion.
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TEyEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Stolen from the
stables of the James River and kanawha Compa-
ny, ON the canal, three miles above Richmond, on Sd
lurday night last, 9Th inst, a large dark grey Horse,
about ) years old, rides ~toerably well for one OF his size,
(belie we'd to be a natural pacer, though OF that not GER
tain carries his head high when under saddle, works
we'll to the cart, and is much rubbed by The gear, esPe-
ciaIly the hairs of the tail, which are worn off at the
ends, by rubbing against the fore part of the cart.-A
reward Of Ten DOiarS will be given for the delivery OF
said Horse, at the stable as above, or tec D0itaTS Tor any
information that will lead TO his recovery.
RICHARD RElNS,
Agent James River and Kanawha Company.
To-, n T2-ts
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a MELlA ACADEMY.-1his institution will be
"A continued the ensuing year at the Wigwam, the
residence Of the late Gov. Giles, which the subscriber has
leased for q term of years. The course ofinstruction will
embrace the English, Latin and Greek Languages and
Literature, a full course Of Ancient and Modern History,
Ancient and Modern Geography. Il full course oil rracti-
cal and Thcore,ic Mathematics, Natural and Mental PHI
losophy, and Political Economy. The French, Spanish
and Italian Languages will be taught BY an English gen.
tlcman, for four years a resident in France aud Italy,
and who brings satisfactory testimonials of his qualifica-
,ions. The next session will commence 20th OF Janua-
nv, and terminate Goth of June.
Terms per session of Gos ~moaths-Board, 500; Tul-
ton, S25; one Modern Language, $40; two or more, 10;
The above charges payable in all cases in advance, and
no deduction made tor late entrance, or absence from
any cause but sickness. Pupils by the Richmond stage,
had best stop at Ovens Tavern, -four miles above Scntts-
vile, and the same distance from the Wigwan0 where
a conveyance can always be procured for themselves
and baggage.
VIM. II. HARRISON.
D,conber 10 G3-wGw
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Cars on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Sec
the fuUooing advertisement.
Passengers will observe that on this Route, via the
Chesapeake Bay Boats, and Portsmouth RAILROAD, only
one ni1hf's sleen is lost between New York and Augusta;
or via Petersburg, only one night between Richmond and
Augusta.
The Coaches are new, the Horses fresh and well train
ed. the Drivers sober and skilful, and the fare and ac'
combinations good. The new, beautiful and Swift
Steamboat North Carolina. built by Cornelius Wander
bil, Esq, of New York, for the Company, hos just been
added to the line between Wilmington and Charleston.
In fine, no expense has been spared TO render the line
comfortable and safe.
Office w. g. r. Railroad Company,
Ia T2-l2t
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Obscr1e HOYT"S Fn~rorie!
100 PRIZES OF 1000 DOLLARS!
VIRGINIA state Lottery. Class I,

lUU fRlLES Of lUUU
Virginia state Lottery, Class i,
For the benefit of the Town of Wellsburg.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, on Saturday, Jan. 20,
1888.
Rich and Splendid Scheme!
$4,000, 5000, 1900 100 Of
1000 DOLLARS!
Tickets only Ten Dollars.
Certificate of a Package Of 25 Whole Tickets in this
Magnificent Scheme, may he had for $50 dollars. Pack
ages of Halves and Quarters in proportion.
Tickets in all Lotteries for sale by the package or single
ticket, by the all.lucky HOYT,
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
of the Eagle, who has and is now selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world.
U Orders for Tickets from any part of the United
States, by Mail or otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
tickets, thankfully received and executed BY return
mail, with the anne prompt attention as on personal up.
plicstion, and The Cornucopia sent gratis, containing The
arawing-if addressed 10 D. NJ. HOYT.
Jan. 72-tawts
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rR. RlTCHlESh has taken an Office on Main street,
one doof abdse the residence of David Barclay,
ESQ, where he ri be found at all hours.
Nov. !
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lOlCb S hN " o"N - 'H 49, fS
Valley canal, if finished, will afford the means OF pass
ing The river and keeping up the business Of The Erie
canal.
The best interests in the State appeal 10 you with
great earnesiness 10 provide for the early completion OF
this important improvement. am persuaded that a
larger sum than the present appropriation might be ad-
vantageously expended without causing interruption or
delays 10 The transportation on this canal. In those sea-
sons of the year when business is mus, active, consider
able Inconvenience has already been felt on account OF
the inudrguacy Of this canal and this will soon become
a serious evil By the rapid increase of agricultural pro.
ducts in the West, and of the quantity of merchandise
required for consumption in that region. There can be
no doubt that the channel of communication between
the Atlantic cities and the fertile regions OF the West,
through this State: is, TO say the least OF 1t, os eligible as
any other that has been or can be opened, and both duty
and interest indicate the ~propriety of making it not only
adequate 10 the public wants, but of making 1t so at the
earliest practicable period. respectfully commend this
subject 10 your serious consideration, as one which not
only connects itself with The welfare of the Stale, but
with that Of The extensive regions OF the West"
The receipts into the treasury for The year ending on
the Both September, 1887, including a small balance Of
the preceding year, amounted tn S6,4 ,4ol Al, and the
payments out Of il, 10 S4,92l ,025 80, leaving q balance
lance arises from the receipt of the PORTION of The surplus
moneys of the u. States, allotted TO this State under the
depositc law. There is due from the General Fund, on
Which the expenses Of the government are c%hargeable TO
the specifc funds, besides the above balance in The trea.
sury, the sum Of 1925, 5o7 40. The authority 10 borrow
Canal Fund, will enable the treasury to pay this amount.
Including this balance, the debt ~chargeable on the &c.
neral Fund is 81 52O,4ls1 81.
The first instalment Of the debt created for the con.
slruction of the Erie and Charnpla.n canals, amounting
originally to about Sd, 800, 600, was payable on The first
of July last A part Of the surplus canal fund moneys
has been applied to the redemption Of ,his debt for seve
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Ees..TEG5.sE.
VI StsTET, WARD Il DAWES,

AN l. removed their establishment 10 the House
recently occupied by Mr. K. b. Novell, oppo
site Messrs II. B. Richards x Go. Hardware Store
where they respectfully invite their friends and the
public to give them call, aud examine THEN large.
eNceIent ana very cheap assortment OF DRY
GOODS, &c. &c. To which they are dali, maxine
very interesting additions.
t)Ctobpr
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sssRgvAV G8L9NsX Axiom.

Np. clAN uN eoLuNizhrlp<.


ff'H ~ 'N'+.'
NR. ti.AA bN COLONIAL JOY
", are indebted to the serfetHf. - t.s AHr.l#
r,, e.1ouiz zion s,rrt, aoI fll. faa4u- fs#ntl ui
", c,,,'s Srer,h oa fil#ta ,lt rlaa, ~ f4s Alun-
Al Nrqt,s.,. 4. P#,..iI,ii.al il,. .s#rlssr.
. ..,L. .. ........ s..t...
""N'i''''
t}i tbs br*i osf'-''' al a.' ''4= ho' '''ss ''
cl-cdt arpoiaf1'. 90 winch ''" .4. .''' .'.a
cd b, my @tateifi I'rt'3zs u" re- "f Coz.
thanks aud ny ffsP'e.fai 81 Heat# ,'''ast 10
he called oih ih2h - fttaa I"t. it#a 2" ea st#t
sivelt accuWrt hf " fs3H~' va, - = q .lte#h '
most dislmgnis.ifd aHu =l1FeI "i ~ H'i' 5t' i'
honoured m ne, ahd by ''."7' WHOSE Iti53 t''
VI one continued '>h'5ftsa "l Ptla9 .'.i i4''''
virtue 81 raitiufs,a. ui int .ll.rp.s .I . les'.
l-ncr. w, auuns "a" r.o+' ,f.' 'li.e rta'' 'rt.
which havt rterf'' cted. #nt ID NJ .."t i#.-'''I
one ri the uf=sf tHru-3.s3 O." u#ss8.#t.'t a#A l.r
Bu,. GrndrnrH. 'azfH#. t..r 49,. ''ts #aa go
name pliru,c> oil r - -4rl'N '|.'fe fu H#.f l.
shifting from 'llr oil u - ..f. 4 g. ##a "a.
tons greater tlrfu r,y oHc5,iu t..e5 ...aae,1'rd
g., iiI,t.,ti,,. 5,5,.s n 3, . ,a H.. i..
twenty yrur>ago: .lj 1r reac. fl iuj-ssol rt3
large TERRITORY IN .lra ut il,uisI - srttH
md towns. coni.da.l d population ar 20, elt6 ..J
al IA the prucrs9 al ,ul.lsItlou, With hr'- ol u
sttletAn ent .t.#e lafc ie 49, .I t.faI 'a-r.
H..
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aKonEIi, 1. aomnassloa 40. Ne.

fE'tiE subscriber having purchased tie Stork o.
the iae hrO Of Marsh Burch. will continue
the Grocrly and Commission Business At Their old
stand. lie nvilrs sirends aud the customers Of The
late firm give him call aud examine his Stock. He
also telds the receiving mud forwarding Of Goods.
JOS. MARSH.
Persons Indebted 10 the late hrn al Marsh X
Bunch. sill please esl and settle their accounts. It
sdcsr ble to close lire late concern nth little de
h, ~ possible. JOE. MARSH
Saosifinq p1aaet Of Htrsh " Gtoei
DernnlhrI IN
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& o7ln,iS.i9ncI'S sale Oh. Eana.

Al PURSUANCE at derrrc oftle Judge If the
Circuit Superior foTn al Inv aal thaneerf.
for the county Of Amherst, pronounced on the 9Th
dly of April l-}7 inthc case Of Abrsm Carter
salnst John Mcdaniel, surviving administrator with
tlc viii anncxcd ol Madison Ware, deceased and
"tbrrs, The undersigned. who thereby appointed
commissioner for that purpose will On the j dag NJ
Jaa1arg, 80. and on the pem>es, offer for sale. 10
die hleLesl BID Ter or rcadY mpnry Two hld, OF lhe
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Eses. -. III. FISHER.

HE ANHNV Iocucd hmscIi at Mr. DtufV Moor
d 4 man's. Wards, Road. Campbell county. offers
his services IN the different branches OF hl, pIofe,
sion to the citizens Of that vicinity and Ike adace,f
parts of Pnrsylvania
lt,l,
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4 LII persons indebted to the subscriber either by
bond or aceou0',ale feqncstcdto call and settle
the same without delay, as longer ndueencs cannot
be gwen. l.. {. LANkFORD.
December II Is
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EGE yGOV Az.
E<egFEs ~ sREnF.S' s. Fb.gsn ?gE.Es,

2 " "a z II Els 70 " r. Y y, r 2. Bh9
Si@ia 81. the GsiacEs E:0y - Mortar.
Az |, removed to the house formerly occupied
4 D by Mr. t. +. Bowen, Dry Goods Store,
two doors above Mcssrs. Williams 4 Nlctnr's. Main
street. They earnestly solicit then friends and the
public, to call and examine their stock of
Drugs. Trdicincs. nyc-Sisliis, Paints,
Oils. Brushes. sc. Sc,
All of which / sh and Ssleci. and III he sold at
very small advance. Any orders from Con4tl4 1ifr-
chants and Physicians viii be furnished with aud
despatch. +. < I.
Nov % IL
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{ asEfogc and slaT.ra,
FOE SALE.

A GOOD sroand bad CARTHAGE, with
h esuilr s,9It llores. e.tn be- Ind a = low price,
Dy applying to !. \. F0l RQt BEAN..
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