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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-24
Trust Sale.

ny virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed by
ID George Tucker, to me as trustee, to Sc
.a,s Me- payment of four certain promissory
-. ..,ss made by said Tucker in favor Of George
"a Bonncl, and more fully described in said
j..J oftrust, which deed Of trust was execu-
"A an the twenty third day Of May, A. d.
TSR and is recorded in Book 6, pages 80,
40 and Al, in the Office ofthe clerk Of the Pro-
b,,s Court Of Lowndes county, and state of
ui.osspo-I will on Wednesday, the Both
by If October next, between the hours of
ss,sn o'clock, A. NJ. and 3 o'clock p. M. of
cad l,y. sell to the highest bidder, for ready
money! al the door of the Courthouse IN the
,rno Columbus, a part Of lot number 10.
n mpre number 4, south Of Main Street, on
(Which he southern Argus" printing Office is
nav situated, bounded as follows, to wit: be-
Cpuror IN north west corner Of said lot,
hence running south twenty-five feet along
tbe eastern boundary of Market-street. thence
east parallel with Main street seventy-three
kei, thence north twenty-five feet parallel
with Market-street, and thence west seventy
three feet to the point of beginning. with all
and singular its tenements and appurtenances.
Dated, Columbus, Sept "a, 1899.
Pm. GRANT, Trustee.
PRS fec, Sl2.1 2--5w.
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Umcxampled
MA MMoTH sc HEMEll

.THE following details of Scheme of a
Il Lottery, to be drawn in December nexi.
warrants US in declararing it to be unparalleled
IN the history of Lotteries. Prizes to the
amount HAVE NEVER BEEN OFFERED to the pub
nc. It is true, there are many blanks, but on
the other hand, the extremely low charge of
$50 per Ticket, the VALUE AND NUMBER OF
THE CAPITALS, and the revival of the good old
custom of lcdrgdnting that erery Prize shall be
dralcn and sold, viii, we are sure, give univer-
sal satisfaction, and especially to the SIX
HUNDRED Prize Holders.
To those disposed to adventure we recon-
mend early application being made to us for
tickets-when the Prizes are all sold, blanks
only remain-the first buyers have tie best
chance. We, therefore, emphatically say
Delay Not. But at once remit and trans
NIT to US your orders, (which shall always re-
ceive our immediate attention. Letters to be
addressed, and applications made to
SYLVESTER, d co.
156, Broadway, NeaO- York
T Observe the number, $50.
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Dissolution.
A Card

HAVING sold out my interest III the late
IL concern of McCluer & HUMPHREYS, TO
J II. McCiuer, beg leave to offer my ac-
knowledgemeuts to orr friends, for their pat
ronagc, and respectfully solicit continuance
other custom to Mr.. McCluer, who viii con
TIME business at the same place
II. e. HUMPHREYS.
sent. 10. 1870 at.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-24
TO COTTON PLANTERS.

OUR Ware House on the river is now ope.n
~ and ready for the receipt ofCOTT0N.
For the benefit OF those on TIE opposite side OF
the river who wish to make this Their shippino
point, we have made arrangements with Mr.,
Bryant, by which their cotton and mercban-
die stored with US will cross the ferry Free Of
charge.
70 No wharfage t0in be charged on Cotton
shipped By u.s.
AKIN & GIBBS.
Columbus, AUGUST 20. 1899.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-24

The deeds ofthe property and the stock trans
ferred in trust to the Commissioners appoin-
ted by the SAID act ofthe Legislature of Flo
rida, for the security of the Prize Holders.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-24
Commission Rltsir1ess.

Commission business.
WE willcontinue the Factorage and Com.
w mission Business in Mobile, Ala.
MINGE & RUSSELL.
We refer to-
J. Mckenzie, Esq Montgomery, Ala.
]. Johnson, Wetumpka.
Messrs. Dickens, Webb g. Co. Greensboro
NJ. Walthall, Esq. Columbus, Miss.
Col. VIM. Armistead' Greene 70
Col. James Pickens, u'eene CO.
DR.. William A. Christian, ! 6oronuo.a
Richard Il. Adams, Esq. "ldreigo CO.
Col. A. H. Christian, Sumter county.
James Semple, Esq. Perry county.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-24

OF Property situated in New-Orlean
ever presented to the public in this or
any other country
Tickets only $50.

Authorized By an act Of the Legislative Assem-
big Of Florida, and under the direction Of
the Commissioners acting under the
same.
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$500 Reward.

ID ROKE from custody on Friday the 9th
ID inst. negro man ALFRED, between
forty and forty-five years of age, of middle
stature, has a scar upon his neck, occasioned
by the scrofula, which occasions him to carry
his head considerably on one side; he also has
a large scar just above one Of his hips, from
having been stabbed. Alfred reads and writes
a little, rs a very good blacksmith, has down
look, pauses when spoken to, but intelligent
for a negro, and is about FIVE feet, nIne or ten
inches high, and Of light black color.
The said negro man, Alfred, is charged with
having been accessory to the murder of F1avial
Vivion, his master; he will endeavor to get as
far as can with some white man; or, write
himself free passport
We, the undersigned, will give 500 for
the apprehension of said Alfred in Washing
ton county, this State State; eco e163 if taken in any
otlier cc...issy in the State Of Alabama; and
$400 if unprecedented out of the State, and de-
livered to one of us, near Washington Court
House. Shoulds any white person be taken
with said Alfred, and proof to conviction be
established, that he was conveying him from
Justice, we wlll give $1,000 if taken anywhere.
THACKER VIVION,
ALEX. TROTTER,
JAMES T.. VIVION,
Sept. 8, l639-3m.
TsRANKLTN & BROTHER have just
E received per steamer Cahawbas a small
lot of new style of
Summer Prints,
Fine Jacconetfs,
" hite and coIored Cotton Hose,
White, brown and fancy Linen Drills,
Bleached Sheetings,
Also, Victoria Needles neatly putup in box
es of 100 each. April 2. 1889.
600f6IIe1-y.
r AIDES and Gentlemen's Saddles
IL Spanish do.
Brides and Martingales,
Bits and Stirrup Irons,
Riding, Gig and Coach Whips. :.
For sale bv FRANKLIfI & BROTHER
May ., 1889. 81
"ATs.-The subscriber has lately re.
Il ceived a complete and general assert.
ment Of Fashionable Hats, white and black,
well worthy the attention Of the public.
y n iSYAEOlNS.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-24

To be drawn at Jacksonville, Florida, Deccm
Der lst 1889.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-24

The above Lands are so situated that tracts
can be formed out of them from 160 to 1000
Acres. G. A. CHANDLER, Agent.
Columbus, Mi. Sept. l, 1889. stiff
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New Dry Goods.
FRANKLIN'& BROTHER,

4 IL "A ~ IA - Il ~ - II IL ~ Il Ii liz
HAVE just received the balance of thei-
IL stock of Dry Goods, which, togethe..
with the stock previously on hand, makes theii..
assortment as complete as any in this section o
the country ; consisting of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Hardware and Cutlery,
Boots and Shoes,
Carpenters md Joine,'s Tools,
BLdcksmith's Tools,
Hats and Caps,
VINES and Liquors,
Sugar and Coffee,
Begging and Rope.
Crockery, Glass-1care, DC.
We would particularly invite Planters and
others to call and examine our stock.
Columbus, August 20. 49f
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NOTICE.
Nh a,,s.. ". BROWN, n my agent and
a. attorney N fact: duriEg my absence. IN
concerned. 49, : - -
THOMAS BROWN.
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NO COMBINATION NUMBERS II!

SYLVESTER, & co.
l56, Broadway, New York, Sole Agents.
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TRUST SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in accord.
In ance with the provisions of certain
deed in trust, executed by james H. Thona.
son OF Tuscaloosa, State of Alabama, on the
twenty-slxth day of March; 1889, to rs as
Trustees, to secure the payment of a certain
Bill Of Exchange therein mentioned, and des-
erlbed, sold TO the Columbus &, TombigbT
Transportation Company of Columbus; Mis-
sissippi, we viii as Trustees, offer at publie
sale. at the Courthouse IN the town Of CoIuni-
bus Mississippi, on Wednesday the 2Ist day
of August, lS3a, within the hours prescribed
by law, for specie, or the notes of specie paying
banks on demand, the following negro properly,
to wit: Peter, aged about IS wears: PILLS,
aged about 30 years, Win, aged about Il
years.
EUGENE B. DRAKE, }n....
ERASMUS L. ACEEs tuseees.
Aug. 6th,-Sw.-Prs. fee. So.
POSTPONEMENE
The sale of the above property is hereby
postponed until Monday; the sixteenth day Of
E. B. DRAKE.
Z. L ACEE,
Trustees,
tps lee, % OUl 3w50
PostpOnement -The sale of Negroes. PHI.
and VIII, belonging to James ii. Thorhaeop
s postponed until Wednesday, the Cd dav Of
October. next
E. B. DRAKE,
E. L. ACEE,
Sept II, lsse,-i-st. Prs. fee 90 500 co.
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"ATs.-The subscriber has lately re-
II ceiVed complete and general assort-
ment of Fashionable Hats, white and black,)
wen worthy the attention Of the public.
y n SYAE0NS.
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TAKE NOTICE.

Sept. 10, 1856.
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500, 000!!! 0,0O0!! $25, OO0n
6 Prizes of $4,000
2 of $4,000 /! 3 Of S10,O00!!!
Grand Real Estate and Bank Stock
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TRUST SALE.

Sept 10, 1855. ids.
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100000 Tickets, from No. l upwards in su,
cession.
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SCHMIDT & HAMILTON, Managers.
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Snlemdid ScIleme.

Splendid Scheme.
Prize-THE ARCADE, 286 feet, S inches,
lines, on Magazine street; 101 feet,
IL inches on Natchez street 126
feet, inches on Gravier street. Rem
ted at about $4,000 per annum.-
Valued at 100000
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-24

DLACK SMITHS BELLOWS, from
ID 90 to 36inches, made by D. Berian g. CO.
and warranted, for sale by
FRANKLIN s. BROTHER.
March 26. 1899 %
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-24

g.. NJ. NJ. BRIGHAM, Secretary.
S'ptember, 10. ls3g.--tds.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-24

TO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS
NOR SALE by the undersigned, in Mobile,
E first rate Newspaper, and Job Printing
Office, including a fine press standing press,
&c. Most of the type entirely news and none
Of it materially injured. Enquire Of Major F.
C. Heard.
GEO. F. HEARD.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-24

Sept. II. Isse.-i-st. Prs. fee IS 500 90
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-21
The Good samaritan.

A CUNIRAST- nations. from tn remo-
v test age-, have had ships, bot Columbus co.
g., iovrG og, the way 10 America. Before 1tc itme
ii tns great SPANISH navigator, p,oPlc verc oniy
enabled o. .astls sbou, TIE shores just - nlE
The Lie Medicines. It's hut tao short years stace
ar, sentured upon al uukr1,su Ueesn, and Save
discovered TIE precious ot}tct | Mas Iu sclfca OF
HE Nth. Vegetable medicines were inoN' @
Aaosn hen | commenced nly ssasch, hut lhtIt
", Uas not b, the Us, 8. thea. have rUl snly
passed iua4 The 3t ecled invalid, 10 the hale, hear
y aud 4cIiye man %. 0lstuC.- but, comparatively
speaking, / have renewed ~ yuuth. can thus,
Alih confidence ms own E.tltre., a1Nl-e = iii'
tny stlloN mems. D1rs fut reader want ptDi
TIA, toe VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES a,e
suitable rs BIZ oaI csss have gH &c Al u, oiacc,
So Broadway, hundreds Of letters. from -o'ac o,
TIE most rr .p,ct4b.p eiiz,ns 81 tB- as uafs, 4pc
voluntarily offered ~ it.iIuan, ~ the Sjrtsss VI
\ GOOD VEGETABLE MEDIC me
Persons whose Consultations have o~su nearly
ruined 81 the ai-in4ualr =" tgiuetti preparation.
1t ihe cay, al bar me witness tsat Ire lac Ne
tictues, and sueb orlg, arc tiIe tlus eagtar Ne ,r
ma4eut s0od health. JOHN MpItAE.
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hsetCdTe Of E1tflONyflgy.,

a ! hars roas5a 70 bfaere that Lane
N Campbell 81 NscLisuj,rg county. Y.
G hgt o5taiaec ov ta e7dear7r,Hg 10 obtain
q Pa'osffay Cutting Hachiqe # 7g N
rf.aaa I asrlJy f5reeara ali psrsga1 fran
trg4t1- ~ uuao sa,d Haehlne. az an "a.
,srH.'sa 70 egfJree ne iatr 0gq,asi an per-
sa7s .veTs1sssaP On my rights, IN any rag
ps1uJmae thereto.
WI A. RILEY
RI su. 1880 si2
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Pour Lots

belonging 10 the hers n = g.,
form'r sale bang orerrtled and q r,. n
ordered. '''e''
Az NE ADORE mentioned proptr,u ,,,g !
sold on : months eredlt. Bonds and gsoo
security required, aud rarnc.lo,, nos,
knoTn on The day Of sal, By
y 4. DUNLAP. cgp
March I. 1880 Pies sG,. O.; = M, I.
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Persons usihg tbs Lsta Medicines Ell. a8v.ssd "a
lake The ftiis At night suite east qHaugIts-s Re-
operate tao Or three tmcg o. thc hsAcls in the
course of the nerl day. ALDO, tazr "a y,.alepfsl
q TIC Biiiefs halt sh hour be.gfe each meal f.,
those 0i delicate Or ea'erbteJ Constitution hal,
The quantity may b. sufficient
For further particulars of the above Me
dicine see HolIat'. Good Samaritan. a en-.
py Of which accompanies the medicine. A
copy may also la hsd On application at the
Printing Office 10 Charlotte, where the Me.
dIcine Is for sale.
Prepared and sold by William r. MoTn.
367 Broadway, New York. A liberal do.
ductton made =. those who purchase to sell
again. Letters, post paid, sili receive IN.
mediate attention
f. j. IIOLTON. Aren't.
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Sf8ok avery OF tins valuable tree ttor iced
inv the silk worm IN the tall. As
tseFe has been and sti.i will b. many
fragus pfacticsd upon the unsuspecung the sob
sc,,her warrants those new offered to be OF the ge
aains klnd, has original stock was obtained from
Gidco4 Il. smith Of Baltimore, nlDc years ago and
arc part Il Vi. Tree that that gentleman has sps-
ken often about in his Writings, being the first ever
broueh l 10 the Uuuse States. The tree has been
growing N an exposed situation since first obtain.
ID and beng nov sochuatcdi Is preferable 10 those
ls,e, introduced OTTO the country IL will also 10
cultivated by myself the present gear and every
care will be taken TO render the tree good and
~ necessary instruction gwen 10 purchasers upon
the cultivation OF the same As The Tree la great
demand and the season about to close Tor obtaining
It thus year. those wishIn. 10 purchase would %
well 10 speak IN time. and tina, there may be no dis
appointments regular list will be kept and this
advertisement discontinued 50 soon a the number
asoye.namsd is taken up. The subscriber WI
also make engagements Tor isS Thousand SIN
WORN EGGS OF The most approved klno uow 'sd
The worms wll! Sc fed exclusively upon tie Moru'
Muucauiis. All communications ~ naasi, mus
~ pos, paid. ana an orders must Dc accompanied
J r PRITCHARD.
Tek %, 1889. 1857
y Il. Persons are invited 10 cal and see Tie tree
while growing and .Idge for themselves.
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36 valuable Towuuo,

formerly o'rned BY H,lhom AD,on =
decd, together ruth nro small ,.n 81.
Ldnd- one, Of 10 acres, joining ~ n q
Land and me Lands u SAM 1o,i '0sH
ofhers-'he other, containing ~ 49, ~ u'a
Dry crsek, Joining The Lands Of cain y -
,rin, Daniel Christcnbsrg and o,b,r, Nv "
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PEDIGREE.
Ceri,I, that LATH was bred

sy lat,-Ahl tnst - a. t-sfte >F-mr o. $50
H. was 90, b. t'odolPhln, hls dan PocAaonias' ey
S.r Arcay, his 2 cam oang L''ieFy, a!s2 ~
81 Arfhy. oas 81 Col Slag.ctou's Celebrated Lot
ss-.. b, lie Imported Bedford oat 81 The imported
r-s-e Aues..na, Go. pAin wss Ct hT Eclipse f,
A.seau >slpb. by HFpht,'ton OCT e; Lottery By
imported B1aa ., Sc. iiRatesa1n Wss 81 -
ne -21.t,- 5 slafs c1fo TIE t4m o >.r A'cht
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sT----l----~------ last OF Juil His' N'HNN"-
,,n tenders her mos, grateful acknowledgements
"a The pubic Tor the patronage she has feeotea'
and assures her patrons that ne eAetlohs shati oo
wanting on her part 10 merit eonunnAnee OF "
pupils v N De received al any time during the ss'-
sion. and charged only from the ilne o. ehuAnee'
Instruction viii tc given IN all OF he n'sue'
branches ii Education, hile 81 TIC same unie VOC
,po,t uoren,,tted attention will be given 10 the III.
emouiary Studies, especially SpethHg, Needing
and UuiiHg Pa.enls arc daily notified OF lhe
conduct aud progress OF their ehildfrn' mrs =
nome. that those persons Who may think ptoper 10
pgarc Their children undIr her care, viii oe,ctss
these da,ly notices and advise the child en Of the
necessity Of application and strict adhsfenee 70
Tie commands OF the Teacher. Experience has
long proved that here the parent Or guardian con
ours with the Teacher IN enforcing Implicit Ole.
dicrtc Tie !npfU, emeat u THE puptlhas teen con
s.cefab,y enhanced
A LAD i expected from The North 10 attend 10
the French add Music Departments she vi! 3
On a. soea a. the necessary arrangements are
o. ads Mrs c. viii ttsugc hsrst!t exclusively 10
th, Ergltsh branches, aud calculates By the WIN.
.tr Sgs-lun 10 be prepared 10 accommodate ies
Young ladies Win board At present.. % doubt,
cnuiioitab.e acc0muI citations can Or procured 10
private families 10 ,oWn on feasonabls terms
Terms fer Tuition pr Session.
For Sgeiaag Reading. Whiting. lie. :. oo
tnenls st Arithmetic & Gsogtaghys
The above el'h ne kucim,nl. Vi ilu. ao
tory su3 tag.t.h t.t4uJuat,
ne higher Eas,tah D,auehes, 10 90
French L-rsaage. 90
Mu-Ic 20 90
-. 90 1883 ASH
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NOTICE.

AwA IL r'rtle Of Deere rr,,,
G;:n me Court II Equity. irill
iiis rpose TO Pubic Sale o. n.
Pr'n'se', On l'edqtsdey the l6l
day u April ne.rf, q tract # Land. eon,o,,.
~ about 10 acres, "a ne ,pptr end a
HsektcHbGrg county, sot for frem B,es,,
Ford, formally o'cned By Lews Jeirs. 4
e,,du u ~ month, 4iii b, e,sea, IA, p.r.
CHAIR s'ring bond and oPpror,d secsrtv.
By order II Cc,ui.
ID X. DUNLAP. & NE
March !. l-a9 Pt1s adv s2i Rtl
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lAIu = p sr- b4y, sl'uou. waite 10 sana>,
i-eHcs sg, vIia goo1 - e an eapl,a! acisou-
A 8 v,-rs Ole, 30 Eon TIE produce sl4ke attalum-
Nsa IS z Elals, bes,ing M. Taylor's il.y Daisy.
az tsgt Ss4uu's Colt. Convs' t.an, nine others
pa e .ar.s.t. TN3 weeks afterwards hc Ven The
J..t, s.. Purse, ; mss heats a Augusta, b, a.
las h4.e aa- 15.tlaeso- BaeA blrc A. n4Ilts-
ton E. s4s etal.n - C.1--aaFF-r Tor me jockey
{ e. P1tsc, r.ae Asa,., beng very mucH atuls-
be- As dt4sa 4,tt- g1c arsl hsat Al years oie
Ls seq re ices uo Purse, m4ls heats a.
e aoeu, ttaHac ;. keaas,t AID pera1s.ia AZ
Atats .7szn- IRE se,l s. sequence ct oo.'ir-
v.ta sc1sr4l .snr - n acssacs OF the hei1, Jusl
T. Is rs-c5-- 'as J1-.s stAu4 aud s,llu 2
e. aag.ee l1qa-st tbs carriages. Be sustained 81
io.ary " ...1a ozcasl-l-4 has ~EbGs4sai rom The
Tor
IATlI ras ra.c aores n he t5fs, c.lss, y hlcn
81, ss.ueal sn - ,fs4.s e..n Bay Nara. Charlotte
Eg..s 4es hey fet1, ard ID ls4al o. Odd b. IS
al. tsa.- 70 r9Ue beth-- .reF5rIed OF usuvt. III.
tailsl -..ga Is g-st having never been ,Ies, ARD
D.. stosr ssaJ IL cg.gr, .a1m z.c se;saa
s,--ss. fst ista-e SEES. 10 -orc, Itgh lugsr~ 4.
D. sz' as lssrT rl4'as. y y.a Be- patronage as as
S.l s4a ,ast Sr.a.
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az AMID 70 nirr, ) ~ " naau Who :
Wv g.sa Cox Al. 3 - ", ~ Nee.
q, urihtr particulars srg4.f ..ta Othss
fs6 -. 1893. t1fLt
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Four Lois.

formerly orned BY h, ". TavIor L. !,
Tere sold by a former decree from n, , %a''a
and purchased BY p. Thompson h., b., .o'r''
faih"g 70 make payment The SAID ,ol j. -. ~
rese'Hded, and a resaI, ordered, cue Sa'
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Ere IN Garden <ecd.

DERsoN, ~ishtsg b rstrt4ss Latsfr SD
Gao b suP1l.s4 ~ el.'tsg ttthr F.,ts.,
WILLIAMS q HuAb
- :. l-J9 llsa
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10000 genuine HOrus Multi.
cauli> for sale.

rENhE subscriber Is now prepared
10 make contracts for the de-
avery Of tins valuable tree for feed
iug the silk worm IN the fall. As
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NOTICE.

al:,: e e: {; 6. !! :; S !;
PM merit, at The Con-, y a.
IN Charlotte. I tniR eypox, - p Ua, Hoae
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IHDUDAr1ONo

vENi,E Summer Session
IL OF Ms. J. A.CKIrrES
pFS's FEnALE School All
eo,n,nencr on the Is, OF
March. and terminate ON the
- Iniv Mrs Cfiltsn.
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HOME AND uuAyrN.

Lin-s suggested ga hearing Sister Of Charity
say that NJ Sther, HOME aud Heaven. were the
three most beautiful words in The English Ian
gusge.
Sweat vord. the first my infant accents framI
To thy bIss, music, vet. my heart strings thrill;
Aiother'--my bounding pulse when thou art
hauld
Atheists thy undivided empire still
How dc>oiate the home where once around
Thy children gliher'd. Tears that home deplorc.
Can that be home. where thou'It no longer found;
Dear household word! for me thou ART no more.
Home mother are there any sounds more sweet.
To s''othe the soul By worldly conflicts nv'n'
Can language rnd another 81 complete,
Yes! one that comprehends them boih-His
Heaven.
United sIiil--the objects OF ono prayer
% be II % my Suppllcations gIycn.
Mother dear mother to Inin thee there,
And find my better home, with thee m Heaven