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.en-lfnn 90 prnoI.

a very smart fellow somewhere back in
the interior that publishes ssPiney Woods
snter,e asserts most Justly that General
Harrison is "a abolitionist. a ye, that he il.
And ii proof he offers extracts from two d
three DC therankest kind Of abolition papers!
Say, NJ. Piney Woods nincum, are the Lib
orator and Emancipator good authority ON
your way9
Wouldn't i Be 4 military feather tn
Gen. Harrison's cap ii il could only be said
Of him that he was commander-in ID
the Florida war!
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ECONOMY.

The farmers on the Tallahaichie riYer
have adopted the old plan Of taking their
cotton TO nafket The steam boats under
took % charge them four Of five dollars i
bale freight and they determinedlo be more
independent and have taken large quanli-
ties down II fat boats; about twelve thous-
and bales have been taken down il that way.
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Rather 8 DiIeTna.

Our delegation IN Congress will find them.
selves II rather an alsward .Jfr, as reparde
The instructions from our Legislature. They
are instructed tosvote for the Sub Treasure
Bil ssVitl the specie clause, and also 10 sus-
tain ii good faith lie measures 81 tie 81.
'ninissraiion g heretofore brought forward
Now, some of those gentlemen win disliizs
very much so vote against the hole admin
issrasion party upon lle sui Treasury Bill.
For e seems the specie clause, IS aban.
d0ned BY the party, and viii therefore ~.
ceiEe no stsllPpori except few small votes
from Mississippi.
Character q tie Nj ppi sr.eef 81 t,.rs.
One of our Van Buren, papers, accoF5Iin
e BE own say So, .lrue dsmoefal Gives
description Qf our late sauglss bod.V, II
sle following langnag & IS short, ana as
the natchez Courier say pressire. !,
k1e were present St h sclosine scene ;,
ct the iabcrs at or wise aud eraefi
members q he legislature 81 this state nd
re must say that more disosderlq. n-
digAlllsd norant, and mel icient col eotion
WIN some few exceptions, i was never o,lfl
fate g witness congragat8d ia such : BODY
AIMING g bs e aelibeTasiyo 81 arhvter.
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z appears that lIr, Van Barsn,s ST. IA.
sufer who pFesides over rs Post once Il
New Orleans hss beet lingering nstle
change ne papers say he only stole
$4,000. o. that's noshine. Scareelr
woftas pcakine c
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u re are authorised to announce Nv IL !
LIAM NEED as candidate for State Treas
urer at the special election, to fllthe vaean.
cy occasloned by the death of Col. JAMES g.
WIELIAhls.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-04-03

Or We are authorised to announce WIN.
Z. PUGH, Esq, as candidate for the Office
Of District Attorney, for the 10th Judicial
District. composed Of the counties of Leake,
Alfalfa, Holmes and Yazoo.
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We WOULD 'very much ike to knou why
the Van Buren, Sub-Treasury party in Mis-
sissiPpi are 50 hasty in nominating candi-
date for Governor at the election two years
henceE Something little sort o. singular,
isn't il! Why in 50 great hurry! Any
thing in the wind?
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y g have peglected laying autht n rslss,.
g THE Society for some weeks past. and 4.
Unable e siss bus brief sketch * ths prs.
en-, but We hope ere long to devote. wssFls
q portion 81 our paper 70 their performance,
Wei have attended Tie Hall each night or,L..
performance end have been forcibIy s,,n.s
e the knowledge ofsiage business, and -,
eyincei ty each and every member ,b.,..s
theseyera pieces having been rspr,ss,,.5
with degree Of regularity, that could ~.
alone been looked fOr onregular boards. w.
presume the Society are somewhat ipd.6,.s
p the exoriions Of w. i. T., (who ha. -.
viously been attached 10 different thea,,I" i
the country, in getting up their pieces .rS
giving the necessary direciionsfcr tb.ir ~.
cess. They made their debut IN tbe,y...s..
-of Douglas, which was enacted Win 90. 80
eclaii the dresses were appropriate and ~
and AZ was III keeping; the farce. Fortn...,
Frolic, went or wen. We were mos, 49,.
led with the performances On the nigh, ofw
:, LIE benefit, the Mock Doctor wac 49,
admirably, as the continued Iauaht.v 49,
audience testified; the part Of Gregory. ,,S ~.
mock doctor,) was done extremely ven ~ :.
"a. 7, H, who, we think, possesses 4 49,.
amount Of that dry humour necsss,rv
constitute good low comedian. On Fri5aS
night last, was presented GoIdsnitb,s Con-
edy Of she Stops to Conquer, and "A Rae.
fof Dinner, the performance Of which 4
Elected considerable credit upon the SOCIETY
The character Of Tony Lunpkin, ESQ was
admirably personated--the others likewis.
ne are very sorry to learn that, in cOpse.
luenceof the absence from the city ola mum.
Der Of the members this summer, the society
will have to suspend operations at the very
lime when we most need amusement: This
IS wTcng-there are young men enough in
The place, tOPerform any piece, and why no:
DO iti Zoundsl but we're almost tempted to
DIN ourselves, rather than they should want
or members. But we would say 10 the or
ginators Of the Society, let not the work Of
four own hands so soon fall through; but
Exert yourselves to continue an object which
must end, useful to others and creditabIs TO
yourselves.
It is sufficient inducement for any one
Q attend the performances Of the Society to
lear the numerous favOrite airs that are play
d in mastery manner by The members of
ne Society composing the orchestra. The
old and enchanting notes from the Harp of
rim, as sent forth BY son Of the Emerald
sle,uYere, of themselves, enough to charm
nd detain an audience for an EVENING"
At the opening ofthe Society. the follow
az address was delivered.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-04-03

Y HATS y a NAME!" Very little some
times. The Legislature of this State passed
law authorizing the banks to suspend specie
payments for twelve months and entitled il
'san Act requiring the several banks Of this
State to pay specie. .
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From the present time Fryey-l1O NAME WILL
BE ENTERED UPON DOR SUBSCRIPTION
BOOKS UNLESS THE AMOUNT OF ONE
YEARS DUES is PAID IN ADVANCE 90
When persons unacquainted with our terms
shall desire our paper, one number will be sent
thems and no more until cur terms be complied
with.
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Grcat ETC 81 I10nfaYfI1e.

BY the politeness ofMr Armstrong, clerk
-of the Patrick Henry, We learn that des-
trucsivefife recently occurred Al Louisville
destroying two entire squares. Loss estima.
ted at a million Of dollars. Particulars MOI
ascrtained.
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LegisIaiire ResoIutfons.


Resolved, That inthe opinion Of this Leg.
: islature, Missssipp the great and pr.
9 mary cause of the prevailing embarrass-
$ ments and pecuniary difficulties of the
9 country is to Sc found ii excessive bank.
s ing, under the authority Of the general
s Government
But there has been no banking under au-
thority Of the general. government in this
country for some sixOr eigllt years, except
the pronul CATION Of some ten Or fifteen mil
lions Of Post Notes.
Resolved, That the Independent Treas
g lry System is the only measure within the
competency Of Congress to impose an e(-
tectuai restraint upon inordinate bank is
g Sues
Resolved That our Senators in Congress
are hereby instructed, and our Represen-
. tatlvesrequested, to support in good faith
: the leading measures and policy, as here
$ tofore brought forward and advocated by
: the President Of the United States, and
: use all fair and proper exertions, 10 carry
: out and sustain and accomplish thesame."
Then they must .'use all fair and proper
|exertions'' TO restore the Deposite bank sys-
TEN and have them hereafter employed as
the fiscal agents Of tie government, that is
of the President.
Resolved, That we are the greatest set.
:. ofhlmbuggers that has been lately discoy-
s. cred"
We are sorry to add that the last, which is.
BY far The most important and necessary Of
the above resolutions did nos-pass
Resolved, That ipthe principles avowed
BY the present administration, We distinctly
recognize those which illustrated tho ADM
nlstrations DC Jefferson, Madison and Jack
son. =
ne above scrap is a sentiment advanced
by asiale Van Buren Convention held in
New Orleans. There may Be considerable
ruth q Is forwe know that stl.s principles
apotced by The present administration are
n many respects directly opposed 10 those
acted. ltsisnotori Us that tie adminisira-
tlonpartg IN The United States Senate.to 4
man, voted down tie pery erpress language
q 1'somas JEFFERSON, upon the subject Of
Official Interference ia elections
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our Wsarfare.

The wings have nothing 70 fear from theii
opponents except asisrepr resolutions Give
os an honest warfare and we are safe. Nee,
Us face to face, il open day light and II Is
alive ask. But there are demagogues and
presses and partizans in the Van Buren, ranks
by scores and by hundreds, who are contin-
ually resorting TO mistatements and decep-
tons in order to deceive the people and mis-
lead the honest and credulous. They can
say nothing against Gen Harrison that is
true, and therefore things which are not
true are hnrrangned over the country IN
abundance. Not long since i became ne
cessary ii New Orleans for the Bee to pub
lish the following notice.
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"BEWARE or IMPosTERS.

The locotocos, rendered desperate BY the
enthusiasm and unanimity prevailing in the
wing ranks, do not scrupIe to resort 10 the
MOST INFAMOUS CALUMNIIES to SOW
discord and disentioR am0ng us. Il was
whispered about in the streets yesterday,
that letter had beer received from Genl.
HARRISON, dated in June last, in which
he acknowledges himselfan abolitionist, and
goes for the abolition Of slavery in the dis
trict Of Columbia. Il is possible this atro-
cious SANDER may appear ia the columns Of
the locofoco organ this morning. Ii is in
tended TO operate upon the meeting ofthis
evening. We undertake 10 pronounce all
such documents FALSE, ana we entreat
our wing friends moi be deluded BY such
fraudulent deOices Tie past conduct of
General Harrison, the record Of his life and
actions is an AMPLE QUARANTINE of
his friendlincss 10 tie south ard her iastita-
tioas. Calumny will find no echo in The
hearts Of the population Of this patriotic
state.
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BL-L-LEss US! The editor of a thumb-pa.
pei. in one of our back counties declares
pom honor, that old Harrison Is an abolition.
list, and that ''sOnae Of his CHG friends have
the hardihood 70 deny it. . Isit possible
Oh. they don't, do they Who'd aihunk it!
THREE DEMocRArIc EDIToRs all Ia a ro.O.
For base misrepresentation Of our party in
stating that many Of our papers had aban-
doned the good wing cause, we nailsdio lie
couater the Free Trader and d kindred con-
cernin an upper county. we just now dis
rememberits name. And we now nail the
.Nese-O rleaRs Times along side Of them.
Wen just clinch the nails underneath
Now stick there. sort Of triple monument
to editorial falsifcation.
The Times, il speaking Of the course Of
the Wing press since the nomination Of Har-
rison, says that many Of their papers have
openly aYowed that they would support Mr..
Van Buren, q
Was = not for our dislike to use ungenteel
language, we should call that lie. The
history Of our country does not present al
where political party was 50 per-
fectly united as is Tie Whlg party now Is.
support Harrison and Tyler.
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Union Of The vhigs-.for the lake Sc the
Onion WlsE.
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WING Electoral Ticket.
SERGEANT S. PRENTISs, Of vicksbarQ,
TH0MASsJ. WORD. of Poniotoc,
HENRY DlCkERS0N, Of Lowndes,
II. JONES STEWARDS. Of Alnite.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-04-03

- he a09xe y picture of our free institutions
asillusgraf8d is tie dilerent brnnehes 81 bnainass
forming ths ggsat connecting chain which binds
dur kepnblle ogetheF. The ttuaIoN or THE srArEsa
--rHE TE1rLE o. LIBERTY -strHE CONSTITUTION
AND TnS AWss'ssTHE AltnRIc An II Aoss-THE HA1I-
nHRs ThE rIouaH. and THk woRKsHoP--afe al sub
ssctsvhich tormthe glory IS honor of our country,
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YAZOO CIT II :.
Frillay, ApriI s, Is40.

9. a oTaWEao. eD1Toa.
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FOR PRESIDENT OF THE d. STA TEs.
Gen. WIN. III. HARRISON.
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JOUN TYLEER. Of Virginla.
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Tie Nississippi 3 81 :. : ,et9rd = az
place. ~. @. Ilc. -
= was stu running up.in this quarter the
last aceouni
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POETRY.
yssNucH YET REMAIs. rSsuNG."
Prom Gan TO Grare.-

From Cay TO Grare.-
In the midst OF shower snow, which falling thick and
duty Pigeon the Message Of Love- comes TO US
srs en- Sn aa % Hss He pes
snay oss1 H. an ss s on
The best Of the verses have been inserted oi h ~,
Sem resaions Of the press to seek supply But here
Sheets which friend White una, p p ,h u
INV E"r Of the Literary Messenger been kind enough to
February No. which rich the abors Of his au,lorsand
remarkable s three capital pieces from nree
The secrets Of the Masonic Graft tell tales out OF
sehoeu, among The gSs r ,p q ssrh BY some illusions
Of the Muse Among crack article from the pen OF
a n,y 10 form whilst occupied another
feso one whose virtues do honor 10 The man. whose tsrar,
have gaced The columns OF the Messengers VINO
has sung Wayonc strains that worthy OF hensone
md yan need moi undrwriic his lines friend white ne
fsllow'-and his verses are worthy q him.
literary larceny OF stealing he$e from The coming Msssen
s We p oasa pGn double ~ So u" good s win
bear being robbed Of half column Of poetry for enough oo.
Bow these grare aud noble Mlar as
little return 10 the Editor for the then we are PLAYING upon
ers tell The Public thar Literary Messenger worthy OF ths
scrpor-Te them feed The flame Of eo-o encourage ;nt
Is the South Whisper the aforesaid Public that tht
worthy his hire, and that Editor must cal ana drink
nda wear clothes like S FIJI! nf@i GLORY
The soldiers who fell Waterloo have been dug
up transported Hull in England TO be ground into manure
and sold 10 the TURNER'S English paper
Alas. what picture is here, -
And what shadows vainly pursue.
Ye lovers OF Glory. come
In, the field where in triumph the British Dag flew!
The great Aceldama! the far-famd Waterloo!
Behold what Of Glory survives
Here wretches, c&lumtng the boncs
OF Heroes, who pcri'd Their lives
And who % h en Se
To England they bear them, TO grind
Cnto powder, 10 icrtll,ze land
To her who hath borne them, consign'dj
And tho Stpft he SDn
To be scatlcrd on earth by parents own hand!
Ambition. sit then this plain,
Like the prophet Ezekiel, oil yore
bvnes'' here ''skotiag' again
'UIH the fesd and the sHeHS them once tnore!
tOr rheR they hear ne r"ds roc-S
All, yes, when that Trumpet shall sound,
whose the huldrSt heart fiints
Bat VIII they with laurels be crownd'
Eo-the clory no tarIsl from earth tants
Shall be ieirs"Tae great Gry Of Martyrs and Saints"
The soldiers Of Christ shall b. crown'd,
When that Trumpet shall rousc them from Sleeps
Where then will Eath's Heroes he found:
Der this field and the fallen what heart hut must weep
For '-so sore;h e rsd, he the strcind mast redp''
sEkeSel Chap 81.
Hosea Chap. :.
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FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, KING & orrsS Cousrr.-Thc
OF this institution, fr the ensuing year. will com
the Goth January under The direction of the subscriber
aided by Mr. Lyman c. Felch regular graduate of Union
lcge who besides his diploma brings with him
monias of high literary attanmen,s efficiency teacher and
exemplary moral character.
The Of instruction viii embrace all that constitute.
liberal and solid English Classical and Mathematical education
and the object and aim OF the instructors will mpart to the
pupil radical and knowledge every subject 10 which
his attention may be directed and prepare him either bust
ness, to enter the highest classes in college.
The late enlargement of the Academy building secure 10
the students retired and pleasant accommodations they
have hitherto had, and regularly by
deny twice week from Richmond Tsppahannock means
Of conveyance will be much facilitated
TrRMs-For board and uiIon bed &C. session
mont deduction viii be made when the pupil furnishes
own bed Day scholars per anau. and none admitted ex
cept those who reside neizhbohood board in the
families Of relatives. OLIVER WHITE
Address Fleetwood Academy P o.
pesO es-avSvAr,ir
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w1lI1AM rvANs,s cNNovnLE So Aerpr,

nR WILLIAM EvANS's CAMoMILE AND APrPry-
81 PiiIS.--ror Cn>.uNrTigN- CoTGHs ANn CnLu. nerve
diseases. liver complaint, dyspesIa billions diseases, pie r.
female Weakness, AMI all ui H!rHr"ndra' low
ra piiaiirn u The heart JaIt: nervous W..sy
u.r arrs, seminal weakness. Hiiarsun los ~ appetite ri
Lnrn rrnrrnl debility hud weakness. C!.lUIu>t> zf..
mess iaulrnry ystcrcai filming, Ey>.t;E~ hra1tr. ,
,up sea sickness III iimaft, rheumatism, asthma
,rtnp .Is,sinur affections and lins" who victim. a.
most iatln- as, rder tgtr, WI, fmd cic! from IT.
;.rings by a yvnl-c al Df. Evan. mGrtcuc
C.Hris!rtIT.
r. Letter from the Hon Abraham 'Clo!iar, Sullivan Gomez
East Tennessee, Member of Congress.
NA>rIs"Ia., july III. i.s
sr-Sncc have been in this city iaye used ~oa~ a, I
Dy spguc medicine with infinite htet and satisfaction sr
li:vs II 10 be most valuable rIed. One 81 my cYnsl,,
D y Garden. ri Campbell county, Tennessee, wrora
HIM -..nc which dad. am! lie has rmpiuycd II u,,-.r
in HI, practice, ana u i nsi'Ia'r NJ Juhn"r
AGENT ar thi- Place THINKS you would probably lh" an lor
'rrun.-,r. If So would recommend Dr. !. tTri- Is ,
.r m r,on IL i'citr t. IL. -.i u :rHr celebrated lat
Should yau commission hiu, @lIa Ia arf 9rNc1
can send ,!y medicine b! wat, H. IT, :" Robert har
sons Knoxville. county, Tennessee ar ~ land Ia Graham
Illusion. fIlrS" i1-t Tennessee. i.rr doubt n,
yul had agents several COMMITTEES ~ Last Itne, r.
,..i of yn- would -" s"li. ara s.
Of home with TOR my and fhai u' w ur.
should Ike ~ hear from you w.,t.,t suu 'v"ni is- An s
Eluun,yic Sullivan county, Ea,t "nn. can grt s5a 10, .
merchants I" a,l i"T y"u, n live meas ias:g
Yutrs respectfully,
ABRAHAM MCCLELLAN II Tonnes
Jo,Eru GILL, E,f!lua.
\. EuyAL, ksaa a..
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RANPi AN HILLS FOR SAlE-IIavin. concluded 10 change
" business induced offer Tor SALE the valuable Farm
which reside, situated on Bu"rwond crock, III Dnwiddc
county, twcntyerh West of Petersburg and Ii
West Of The Cour House 1t contains upwards Of two thousand
acres Land which original wnot and well
nibecd: pines and open land II lies renark
bly, cultivation. The soil partly of rcd still clay adm!
adapted raising wheat and other gain and partly ol low
and other lands suited the growth OF tobacco There Is
good dwelling house. Offices, ice house. dairy and all
attached numbering in all about ~ II
healthy and well watred tract OF land III the county
The naturally among the handome in Virginia, and
has improved liberal and in tasteful manner with
variety OF fruit and ornamental tees rendering of the
mosbcau;i;u residences in this section of the country
In addition ha- attached Corn and saw ill also,
Cotton Gin and from go a oland which is md has been
covered mill pond for upwards Of 20 years. and said Judges
lands Of Missouri and might easily he reclaimed.
The above property has been sold offered BEFORE within
recollection Of any living is situated In pleasant
ncchborhooa joins Mr. Robert Z. Booth Capt.
VIM H. Cousins, Mt David G.. Williams and others Those wish
purchase gain information concerning the property
by calling on me upon premises John " Nash ESQ.,
Powhaan Francis A. Muir Allison Watts, Richmond.
Jan II [77-witTl GCSTAFUS A. MUIR
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CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE,

llh January, 1910. !
To the Editors Of the american Statesman:
GEyTLEMES-I forward to you, with request tina
j; be published in your paper, the statement OF HrGT
A. GAaLAsD, ESQ., Clerk of the House of Representa-
tives explanatory OF his conduct in the of the
contested election from New Jersey. Mr. Garland dc
sired to read this TO the House, at the commencement
of the sessonhe respectfully asked permission to d.
so-but objection being made he denied the priv
lege On yesterday, by formal vote of the House, b!
yeas and nays read desire its publication il
your paper as act OF justice to him Of my con
sttrents as an officer OF the House, and persona
and political friend.
Very respectfully, your friend and obi servant,
GEORGE c. DROMGOOLE.
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The Banks at Savannah, Georgia, have lately stis
pended specie payments. 1t is said that all tiif
Banks of Georgia, except the Mechanics Bank o
Augusta and the Insurance Bank Of Macon, have sus
pended specie payments.
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WEBB. iiO0KER l. HAMILTON,


OFFER FOR SALE,
- UIiDS. ST. Cru;x,
III do Porto Rico SUGAR
~ do y. Orleans }
los riercrs
liz bhlS. LOAF AND LII Mp SUGAR
~ boNc. }
81 hl'I- clarified Sugar
do powdered and crushed do
- Ehds Trrrdad
6 dn Porto Rice MOI .sSFs
~ do & 80 bbls y. o.
II do tmha
500 bags K;a
2jD do & - hhls. 'agnua
$50 do JAVA part very superior
- 10 Cuba fCOFFEE
% do -. Doinrnso
- do Augtsiura
- do MartrajbO
ls0g sacks Liverpool blown ealt
20 bags race ginger
~ q" pcpher
- 40 pimrh.o
. cases cassta
90 n'WS punch IaiSins
10 i'ai'- sou siielled almonds
: ticrces cuHants
~ jars erarcs-fgs
20 kegs cut nails and brads
10000 lbs American hist. red steel
German cast steel
81 trrrcs
n?g bhs ctoss herrings
Ii hhds bacon
81 casks cheese
J! boxes Pine Apple Cheese
~ do common do
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THE .ubscrber havrS led Mr. Wiam Mathew, - t
e., sill o7sn school Tor The "usniug year AT h. h9r''
mile North of hmrn CgGr EoaEa-to coamnnrs on me ~" "
and eLd 18Th Uecenbar @ta TacG'"n 81 one '
,ha Nr. Ia'br"s;. gfadpae Of "aeiyL' - =.
tl.as) and briggs the satisfactory ts.z0G'a,0
,ac,erani competency ,edchsr. f4
The OF mo school hsins p'incpsy FOR the
su5pcribor- sons will consequently 10 under hi
.noeripeaL-nec lie will ss ato 'iy E,srn '''
srs fe ~ application bc made. Has terms vii h, en-;
For board, tbeddns, ~ashios and csna!ss iacu"cdl
TeachinS Latin and & reck lsngun-ss ::
Mathematics, ;ioal and foitics Pio'oHhs -nd tho'"'
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Enssh "f'hI q
and Geography, 80, ,-.r..t
Tie location ofhi, school .. healthy saEy !" o.It
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WILDE Forwarded TO parents guartiars aud i viii be
public examination pteroo, the GUNNER vaeaoa.
ADaa Court House. w. 'Ho. !. o. II
Nov II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21

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the Superior Courts in Nelson and augusta Office IN Charntcs
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