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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-05

IN act 20 prescribe The Funds reosrdblt for
State Taxes, and other purposes.
SEbTlON |. Be Il enaetrd by the Legislature o
- the Stale Of Mississippi, That the mites ri all
lhe banks OF this Stale which pay specie on demand
lor all their matured circulation. shall he receivable
for al taxes aud dues to the STATE Provldrd how
ever, That uu post note, nov ISSUED, OF any bank
ol banks having more than nine months 10 run, a
the lime il shall he offered for taxes or other dues lt
the STATE, shah be received.
See. ,. Aud be il further enacted, That this &C
shall take effect rom aud after ms passage, and sha
continue IN lafeo uptiI the first Monday IN January
eighteen hundred and forty -one, and NO longer,
J. SPElGnf,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
GEORGE b. AUGUSTUS,
President OF tn Senate.
Approved, February 5, ls4O.
A G, McNUTr.
S3-lm
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-05
NNnntch.

A GOOD teacher, Ia take charge Of the muslra
~ department at the Mississippi Female College.
None need apply unless they can cone well recon-.
mended For mlofmationapply to
A. MAER, President
Columbus Angus, 18th lsd0--7-lc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-05
G. G. OImsted.
Oldridee,s RaIm OF COIumbia.

VINillS article stops The hair from coming ont,
Il producing beautiful WHISPERS; prevents
the HAIR from turning grey, and restores on places
that have become bald. As whiskers are again
coming 10 fashion, thnse who wish for a rapid g7owih
and 0l beautiful black color will do well to call be-
fore Il is all SODA fresh stock just received and
Tor sale by u SMITH
August 81, l539-s-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-05
Law Notice.
Indinn,s Pannccn.

gUS received new supply Of lbs invaiaabIt
- nledecine--For sale by f. A SMITH
Nugusl 81 ls59-S-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-05
Law Notice.
I'D EUBEN DAVIS, STEPHEN COOKE
ma and JOHN GOODWIN have assoriatpd

nW and JOHN GOODWIN, have associated
themsevesin thepractlce of Law. One or more OF
The firm will attcndto business confded tofhcm in
the Circuit CourtSGl Lowndes, Monroe Chickusaw,
Portotoc, Tippah, Tishemingo, Itawamba and
OMihbcehaS the Federal and Chancery. Courts
and the High Courl OF Errorsand Appeals Jack
son.
II. DAVIS, Office in Athens, Monroe County, NJ
J. GoopwlN's 5, " in Aberdeen, Monroe . 8"
5. CocKE's in Columbus, Low ndcs (" Z"
march 3 lS3S-3itf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-05
A Dun |!

FVNHE accounts of the undersigned are dome
H. drawn of, and when they are "done' paid
we shall have done dunnlng
"Ift ,rere done, iehen tisdone then t,ecre weH
Ii were done quickly"
PFISTER & GOODWIN.
b. II something is not don, soon, we sha
soon be ''done over
January 49, 1910. EST
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-05

40 nnn LBS. DRY HIDES WANTED
ZU.UUO For which the highest prire wn
be paid by A. Il. WOLflNGT0N.
MARCH g. 1889 35tl
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-17
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

The prospects Of most glorious Democratic
victory brishteus more and mne as the days
come and pass away. A feeling Of unprece.
dented unanimity Ieisns throughout the vast de-
mocracy of the Union, and thattoo with fixod
determination toTescus the country once more
from federal niarute, peTsecution, extravaganza
and folly. The cheering tidings of overwhelm-
ing iriumphs OF the people over the combined
force OF federalism, aboIitioniS,n and unit mas
onry, greet our ears on the arrival Of fevery mail;
the east and the west the north and the south,
are moving in The cause Of the people, and vic.
tory succeeds victory. until scarce a vssiige oi
Harrisonism is left TO tell the mournful tale oi
the total prosiration Of federalism. The feder-
al opposition to the administration in Congress,
have put this ball IN motion, and with aliheir
cunning in their enleavours 10 hatch new deyi,
ces for the purpose Of bringing difficulties upon
the administration, they have finally discoved,
that for want oi political tact and honesty Of
purpose that all hopes of placing the 'oId man
upon the throne, have vanished, and the only
consolation lel them will be TO witness the fruits
of their folly in the explosion and eftectual pro,
tration Of all their scheneiFto deceive the peo-
pe. To the able honest and faithful admins,
tration Of the government under Martin Vat
Buren, can all this be attributed. He has hac
al, argus eye to the best interests Of the people
His administration can be ranked among tlIoss
of the most illusirions that havepreceded il, ant
as long as il continues 50, the American people
will no. prove ungratefll TO their faithful ser
wants. Reading Dem. Press
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-17
Globe Of 7th Of april.

L0AFERS. - There ia no annoyance in all
Coos creation more contsmiible than your loun
ging, pying, i'll hammered loafsr, who haun,s
printing Offices, pries into the editors drawer.
takes monuscript copy without permission and
reads t,,-he who is destitute ofmanners, breed
ing or docency w no meddts with every one's .
business--knows every .body's secret, and lis
tens 10 all private conversation - who picks up
scandal in one place to retail ia another who
infests every tavern, and store, grocery, aud Of.
fee, every day. and who at every place that he
frequenls tells all that he saw OF heard at the
last-he whom it would disgrace decent man
to kick-whom you cannot drive away-whose
vuIsarity is offensive, and whose face is pass
port to psniten,iary honors. From such oaiers
-.from the best Of their presence>. .>from the an
noynnce of their language the grasp OF
their curiosity. from their disgusting gabble--
from their sneahing looks--from their impudenI
.atte and low vulgarity, ,,-good Lord, now de-
liver US, and keep US ever afler free.-..O. S.
Bulletin. ..
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-17
NATIONAL CoNYENTIoN.

North and South Carolipa and Georgia. have
appointed delegates TO the democratic convention
to assemble in this city on the 9Th OfMay, next.
We hope to see full delegation from all quar-
terS for whatever may be the ISSUE as to the nos
pinaIion efa candidate for the Vice Presidency,
muiuai Interchange Oflesing and opinion from
remote sections Of the country, cannot but have
a favorable effect We are reioiced to witness
the 6ne spirit with which the friends Of the ad-
pinistration in thisStats are moving in this mat
Ter. Ills the harbingsr oftbe glorious victory
whichawaits them in the coming contest II,
ft Bal, Post
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-17
FEDERAL DECENCY.


AIISthat seems TO be wanting with the
federal bank wings TO raise a man IN
their estimation. is 10 do some low mean
acl, commit same -cr'Ue of fs,higher orr
der in the services Of their psrty. or to
be naturally a villain. Wise and Graves
became whig leaders in Congress as
soon as they became MURDERERS,l
The orator, and travelling missionary oi
the fsderalists ia Ohio, is q Mr.. BEAR,
known only for his crimes and vulgari-
g--a fellow who has escaped the Pen
i,eniiAry mereiy,by accident "a delaul-
ting constsble to large amount, and
who when here a few days sihce, anu
sing the rag aristocracy with his obscen-
ity 10 the basement s.ory.of the Presby-
ieriaa church, collected money as agent
for the "LOp Cabin" printed by the
COmtsys Of Dayton, and paidit out to
take up a,note against him inthis city,
to prevent being taken with a capias.
So, Lke The celebrated Maj Cook, who
collected the political tax leVied by Gov
ernor VaIce's friends on the several
counties in the State in 1885, loxbny q
re-elee ton, no uses the money, bimself,
and becomes defdaltsr 10 his political
friends. (ya
Last winter fellow was tzpslledlrom
the Hall Of the House, not oHlyfoE pitt
full lylngy but for acts Of ,reacheTy and
rneaaBess that any honorable mind would
have soorned 10 descend 10. But such
"a standard Of decency was just 10 the
taste Of "hisgsry, and they soeu intalled
him into their keeping as an editor! ,
y A party based upon such a nineteen
dollar" foundation, must wait the grea.
ter corruption df society before il can be
very successful. il IS not to be won-
'dereG at that s'hard cider" and tdrun.,
kenoess became the leading principles
and measures oi such party, and such
advocates. 1t is not surprising either
that the candidate ofsuch party should
''pull in the string Of his door latch"
when hsneighhors were nproa ching him
and have a'conStiencs keeping committee
al the door, to dismiss in,ruders who
should be silly enough to enquire afier
HE opinions on any other subject than
The quality Of "hard cider, ,"and the state
Of morals as he understands them by
his practices through life. Statssman.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-17

Does The Advocate editor who
seems 20 have such an antipa,hy to h.
req presses, know that there 10 q secret
Isc06ln Club n Washington, composed
OF WhIg members Of Congress. Who
apply all their salaries 10 ,he e,,sLl;.b-
ofsPeeches, MadisOnians, Loo .CsSin
Advocates. IIppecanoe War China ana
anything else. that viii further THAR ;n-
terests, BY bOlstering up and vh,,"".sh
ing Gen. HARRISON.
Does the Advocate know tl,a, Tho,,
as Coiwin, the Wing Abolition Cansi.
date, for Governor Of Ohio, is a rem.
Der oflhis Jaeobin Club, and net onl,
contributes his eight dollars per dsy, to
wards maintaining the ''hireIinR, Ped.
eral presses, but makes use of the frank.
ng privilege. 10 send them into eVety
county in this Sta,sl -.
Does he knOw that il is the in.eptiOn
Of this Jacobin Club, If possible to keeo
Congress in session until next Sent am
Der, ior the purpose Of maintaining those
'hirelDg' presses
IT ihe Advocate is aware of tbeso
facts it would be well 10 inform HE
readers, that they may be aware that ho
has been lying, when stating that The
Federal presses received no underhan.
ded lifts. 49, $50, 1 -.
N. b. Can the Advocate inform 10
whether those Federal lawyers fiom
Canton, and Cadiz, made many Whisv
during theiretayin New Philadelphi0.
awhile agoi Also if they were
'hirelings" iool
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-17
. COMMUNICATION.

.
Messrs. Ediiors:--l see that KIRK
Patrick is somewhat Disappointed. A,
inc ApPolntnen, Of Appraiser, because
the Court appointed a Ms,c6a.t 10 said
othce; aud also hints at The individual
aPPoiniee, being Post Master, then
WINDS of his spleen by .despis inc The
system Of humbugging, which breaches
up one doctrine, and practiees another
80 lar as understand lhe Democra,ia
Doctrine upon this point, il is, thai.
Farmers, Mechanics, and Me, ehanis.a,e
equally entitled 10 Office; provided ,hev
are capable and 1oaest-not too much
tainted with Swartwout Wbiggery. Az
10 Mr.. Mcconnell, the present apprais.
or, lie owns over three hundred .acres
Of Land, in this county, most (which
~ IN .. high state Of cultivation, under
HE own direction; and as 10 the Post
Mdstsrship, KirhPairrck made a blum.
der, the office having been resigned pre-
ylous to bis appointment; and for his
being o Merchant, in this respec, alons,
he is like the great general VIM. Henry
Harrison, whom the honest Quakern
think is not General enough to hurt
him;e Croghan done the fighting, so
with our friend Mcconnell, he is doing
little or nothing OF Merchandising at
present, another occupies his stand.
WARREN. -
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-17

GFWe call the attention ofour read-
ersto tho beautiful exirsct from the
speech Of Judge Strange ofN Carolina.
A more splendid exposition Of The
imbeciliiy Of Gen. Harrison, never
was gwen to the public. ess s-e=...
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-17

ihs, q.shsA often sgain trouble the Sc,
male aHtil.thai decisinn ismede; and in
cOncIu, ion Sf what may be The last adj
,drassil shall ever msks, ] SEX pardon
of the Senate for having along and so
unproA,ably occupied lie time.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-17

Colonel Crockett. - The story Of Colonel
Crockett beng alive, and acap.iye in uns ofthe
Me&icarf mines, 10 being revivsd. An extra Of
the Austin Gazette, Of late date, contains co
py of letter written to the editor BY an Amer
icaan in Mexico, giving fhe particuIarsof an 10 :
teuiew which the writer had with Crockett, in
the mine where he isa Captive. il.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-17

SCREWS LOOSE IN THEPOST
OFFICE. There is and has been for
some time, something wrong in the Pos,
Offices between here and Massillon.
Letters and Newspapers are frequently
10 days in getting a distance Of 45 miles.
The same irregularity exists between
to,e and Trenton, in this county.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-17
EXPULSlON,-CoI. McElwe,

EAP ULSIUIV,-U0'. .WcEIWEU
hitherto member of she Penn, LegIs-
lature from Bedford county was expel-
led from that body, bya vote Of 80 TO
20, for imp. oper conduct in the House.
A. large number Of members, political
friends of CO.. McElwee, .manifesie d
their disaprrobaiion of his conduct BY
voting for his expulsion.--l6
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-17

Take wGrnng Fedsralists. Some Of
the most decided drunksrds that ever
,rod or iumbIsd upon The earth. became
20 by the loo frequent use ofkqrd cider.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-17

Now EXHIBITING, Erh;.ed or Being
Exhibited in New Orleans, two port
rats, one of Adam and the other Of Eve;
the only correct likenesses' ever shown
IN this country. Adam is represented
IN the act of mendlpg wheelbalrow,
and Eve is engaged in grinding The cof-
lee and frying couple q moccasins
lor the old genlleman's breakfast Pub
he Ledger.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-17

No Democrats are Aboktionists -
Gov. Morton of Mass. will not sign
the Abolition resolutions passed by bolh
Houses. fhe had been q Whig, now.
be would have signed them without
murmur. There is much sympsthy TO.
tween the Wings aud the negroes. Phi.
Times. 'a,''
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-17


The Wings who ere ha,ping about
the hard times, and ascrbe them TO the
present A Administration. remember TO-
forget" the scarcity Of money and low
ness of prices in 1919, 80, and '2l,
when -four was 9i per barrel in Ohio.
whest II and corn 10 cents per busheI,
and This was during the glorious admin.
isiration of NJ. S. Bank. We have
ooer-deah, and we have Orer r-bapksd
and none more than the. Penn. Bank Of
The U. s., which was put up by the
Wings. That great spring stopped
and mspy other Of the; Bank wheels
stopped wi,hit ltis to the Whigs,
then, we must principally look for ihe
present hard times. B. Post.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-17

A racy Chap.-The Bal Clipper
has areporier. whose legs are so long
ne folds them up when he els down,
like jack,knife. lie aust be a tacy
fellow. He would be an "available''
candidate for the whigs; the 70 is NO
doubt be would run well. Times.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-17

Y The question "Why Printers do not
succeed in business as we'll as Brew
ers r. was thus answered: "Becau, Q
Printers work for the head, and Brew
ers for The stomach; and where twenty
men have a stomach. but one has 4
head
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-22
Brandreth's Pills.

n VEGETABLE aad UaiEeTsal Mssi-;.
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from The UNIVERSAL ROOF of al -
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IA a pe5isa 81 lillle more GhaE three IA.
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ssanding, and 10 many eases wheh ssery o.,
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IA al eases u Pain Or Mesknsss, ~ .fhs, /.
Sc chronic OF recent. whether q be dealasss :.
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Pills.
This principle Of psrsing with Baadrs,t,.
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cayed particles from the body-ihe morbid ~
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lions Of the liver when they settle ueoA -
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muscles, pfodaee Theumatism or upon 4,
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The cure By purging may more depend upa.
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are kepl free from those impurities VI ich wosi
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-22

Tue Mouths al the Crib.-H 10 stat
ed 10 The S,eubenville Herald, that Me-.
Seasior raPpsn, the sboIitiunis, Of Ohio.
who ihinks the wages OF labor and The
prices Of corn are altogether too high 10
lhis country. has been making . lille sd-
di,ion TO The family stipend. The Sens.
Tor 10 not content with receiving e,gh.
dollars day for his own pocket. while
he would reduce The laborer 10 elesen
pence, ba, has recently procured an ap.
pointment for one OF his sons 10 convey
. letter to some psn OF South America,
nj eight dollars day more! Sixteen dol.
lars . day, 10 say nothing OF perguisiles;
Who 10 surprised lba, Mr.. Tsppan is not
DESTROYS Of changing his "plscei" Where
ihere 10 90 .'liltle 10 do and 80 much 10
re, Tor i,"-it would be as unreasonable
20 expect Mr.. Tsppsn 10 turn honest. as
il you'd be to expect disinterested palri-
oiism in Mr.. Bsnjsmin F. Butler.
Sixteen dollars a day would pay the
wages Of one hundred and twen,y-eighl
lsborers. at MIR. Tsppan's shilling day
,--ss5 for bundled bushels Of wbea, al
sixteen eeats. So much for the relative
benefits 10 the Government and the peo'
ple, that arise from The new Revolution,
and the seeuad DeclsIsiion Of indepen.
denee, ~. X Courier g. Eng.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-22
= nrih,L 800 - annaatnIl


aBihsk I1alrt" The eppousnls
az hir. Van Bursn's administration
complain Ol lhis lille, WATCH has bsen
EiEsa them 81 . party 20 poNer.-
Seaseless Is me designaiion may ap-
pear. ne do not see Why The opposi.
lien shsuld take II 90 mach % heart.
They mast be ashamed Of their snees-
Cry, wken they are ashamed Of beipg
called British Wings. The pilgrim
fathers acre British Wings. Molfe
and Montgomery acre ishWhiss.
Joha MllIna, John HsmPden. Aiser-
aon Sidney, HsaFy VASE, John IL
iioii, Joseph Addison. John Lotks'
Barre. Fox and Sheridan. The early
sindicaiors Of our colonial liberty ana
rights. xere al British Wings. Nay,
Patrick Henry. Thomas Jefferson,
John Adams and George Washington
himself, we're, before The declaration
OF independence. British Subjects and
British Wings. ~ The sppfllaiion
ihen 10 meant 90 be an insidiOus one. Il
Is an insult apon the ancestry Gimme
tenihs II The people Of this country.
M it Is meaat in q complimentary
sense, still II Is false and iasppropri-
ais. snssmuch 90 the epithei can with
proPrieiy be giSen 10 those only VIA
~ere born British subjects. and moi
paiise Americans NJ Il sigaaL.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-22
MR.. WEBSTER AND TIE HART
FORD CONVENTION.

Mr. Watkins Leigh. in his speech on
Monday evening, stated some eircum-
stsces. which may be interesting 10 our
readers. 81 The present moment. 70 learn.
Mr.. Leigh stated that in The winter Of
Isl4-l5. he was al Washington and
lodged a Crawford's Hotel. where we're
Mr. Webster. Mr. Mason Of N. Hamp-
shire, Messrs. CASTOR and Stanford Of n.
Csrolina. and several other neweess 81
Congress; thai The Hartford Convention
wss ihe general subject Of eoasersa
too ihsi he remembers perfectly well
60 have convened with Mr. Webster
on ske subisel; thai Mr. Webster dis
approved OF ihe Convention. IS an In
discreet and III Judged measure. although
he did not sl al believe that any Of IL
members entertained any purpose OF di.
siding shs Union, Or any other evil Pur.
pose whatever.
Dir. Leigh said he remembered per
feeily well. that be, Mr.. Webster, men
TONED the names Of one OF more persons.
members Of The Convention, sho. he
Gas persuaded. labored raiher 10 sllay
than increase The excitement thea exist
ing 10 New England and The Ecfih.
This simple slsieneai, from an au'
sbenlic source, IN ss,hori,y no less than
die nessr questioned sord Of benjamin
Watkins Leigh. slll - snficieri 10 dis
pei one OF The ippvsslions With which
Che Enquirer has sssailed MIR. Webster,
and by which IL has sought 10 prelu'
dice The People Of Virginia agalns, TIA
eminent ejlzen, N. wing.
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III IL i S BORO UG II. n. L.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
Bf DENNIS nEARTT,

AT THREE noiIaEs YEAR, or I'VE roILaRs
pity CENTS N ram IN ADVANCE.
Those who do not give notice Of their wish
10 have their Tapcr dis, oniin,cd Of the cxpna.
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tie I, onii.nauce until tcIRicImantrd And TO
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Advertisements MT tarCtGine sixteen hue,
one dollar ftr tie first, and iutnis.fse cents
tor each subsequent ins, rti"u; lorecr ones IN
proportion. Couit advertisements tNcntyh's
per crEt lichtr. A FtGW tion a SS5re' LruI.
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Notice.

xRHE School Committees foe the sesersi dis
- tricis Of the county Of Orange are noiiti-
ed, that upon giving satisfactory information
20 the Chairman Of The Board Of Superintend-
ents THAI they haye erected School Houses,
and have Schools jD operation, they can apply
10 the Chairman Tor funds at any time after
abe let day Of October next.
JOHN TRoLINGER, CHM.
August -. y6-2m
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For Sale,

DETER's Vegetable AMI jslious Pills,
Il Beckwith's Anti dispekiic Pills.
Indian Elixir. for Coughs. Asthma, fnfiamma.
ton of tie Lungs, &c.
X. 5. Bernards syrup, Tor Asialic Cholers,
Cholera Morlpus, Diarri ara, Summer Com.
plants, Coles. Cramps, Spans, sc.
WIN. w. Gtay's Invaluable Ointment, for oil
External Diseases. Sc.
ALSO aarrisan's Specific Ointment, for do.
Also other Medicines, Sc.
A. PARKS.
June ~. 90