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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
Millinery and Dress Making

MRS. BINGHAM, from Huntsville, Ala. re-.
N1 specially informs The ladies' Of Columbus aud
lis vicinity, that she has recently commenced The
above business at her residence on the corner of St
Geneyleve and Fayette streets. She will make, on
the shortest notice, straw, silk and fancy bonnes, of
the latest fashions; dresses made in The neatest
manner and after the most approved style.
June =, 1889 48if
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
Dissolution or CODartnershin-

THE Copsr'nersh'p heretofore existing Is
Il Lowndes and onroe counties, between
Tucker, Hardy s. Smith is dissolved. The bust.
ness ofthe firm will be attended to alone by
T. NJ, TUCKER, g.
A, Y. SMITH
October s5th, 1892 1874
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

treasurer.
Sec. 2, AMI be il further enacted, That the said
bonds may be transferable by The endorsement of the
president and cashier OF SAID bank, TO The order Of
any person OF persons whomsoever, or to the bear
err; and The SAID endorsement shall fix the place
where the SAID principal aud interest shall b. paid
and all The expenses incurred therein shall be de-
irayed by the SAID bank.
Sec. s. And be il luther enacted, That both
the principal and interest OF said bonds shall be pad
by SAID bank at the time they shall Severaly fall
due.
Sec 4. And be it further enacted That to secure
The payment Of the principal aud interest oflhe said
bonds, lwhenl either or both shall fall due by the
SAID bank, the execution and delivery Of said bonds
10 the SAID president, directors, and company, of the
Commercial and rad road bank of VicksbuIg shall
have The lorce and effect OF mortgage upon the
sad NckSburg and Jackson Ia-road to the state ul
Mississippi which may be iorecIosed by the state,
upon any failure OF the said president, directors,
and company TO pay either the interest or the prln-
opal OF SAID bonds, according 10 the tenor ard eE
lect and The endorsement thereon
Sec. 5. And be ii further enacted, That the see
llon OF Tins act, whereby The faith Of tins state ls
pledged Tor the payment aud redemption Of the loan
contemplated by this act be referred to the next leg
lslaure OF this state, IN pursuance Of tho nnthsec-
ton OF the seventh article OF the constitutions; and
that this article be published under The direction Of
The governor, N AT eastihree newspapers, PUBLISH
ed IN this state, for three months previous 10 the
next general election, and that thus act together
with the yeas aud nays thereon, be entered on the
journals Of The senate and house Of representatives.
Sec. 6. And be il further enacted, That the ex-
pcnse OF newspaper advertisement mentioned in
this act, shall be paid by the said rail road company
Sec !. Aud be it further enacted, That The
powers, rights and privileges, conferred by this act.
and the ACT Incorporating the Commercial aud rail
road baSk Of Vlckshnrg and the several acts supple
menlary or amendaory thereto, shall be in full lorce
aud continue until the year one thousand eight hun.
bred and eighty; after which time the said rall.road
shall become and be the property of the state
JOHN w. KING,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives
A. l.. BlNGAMAN,
President Of the Senate
Approved, February IS, 1889.
A. G. McNUTT.
August 49, lsS9.--s-Sm.
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BANK or gHE ToMBIcBv R. r. Co. !

BANK or 7HE ToMBIGBY R. r. Co. !
Columbus Miss. Oct. %, 1889. !
A Ia called meeting Of the Board nl Directors,
~ held this day, il was unanimously Resolved,
That in consequence Of the intelligence Of the
suspension of specie payments by so large portion
of the banks a, The north this Bank will also sus-
pend specie payments for The present.
Resolved, That This Bank will resume specie pay
menis when the banks generally resume
Resolved, That the Cashier have the above rcso-
lutons published.
CilAS WALSH, Cashier.
I6-iE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

Z BOOTH, RESIDENT DEETIsT, has removed IL
-. the Office lately occupied by s. A. SaIlonstsll
one door east Of the Book Store
July 81, 1889. sou
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
Geo. Nj. Mullen

YNENDERS his services in the capacity orGEN-
Il ERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR, and
viii give his unremitted attention To hs, banch OF
business, in this aud the adjacent eonn,is,.
Columbus Nov %, l5sa.- ~ 81
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

VUSr received new supply Of this invaIuabl,
- medeclne--For sale BY A SMITH.
Vugust 81, lS39-S-tt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
Administrators Notice

A ~ peasonS having claims against the estate Of
"A David '. Wilson, deceased, are hereby mott
fed to present the same authenticated as the h,
requires, within the time prescribed by the STAT
ute, 10 the undersigned administrators, or the SINE
will be forever barred. All those indebted 10 tbs
estate are requested TO come forward and make IN
mediate payment.
JOHN NJ. ERWIN, .7dmiaistraim,
JANE NJ. WILSON, .4dministratrl-.
December I, 1889. 2l.6w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

COpNrtnership Notice.

"E have associated ourselves snder the slyle of
w Converse & CO.. for the purpose Of con-
dpciag General Commission Business IN tins CIV
Any goods or produce purchased " rs ON order,
(wIth funds in HANDY or any cotton TO our address,
fur or from the interior Of Alabama or Mississippi,
will be forwarded Though Mobile by our friends
Messrs Sayre & Prichard, free Of any charge OF
Commissions.
WM. A. CONVERSE,
Arthur GWlN,
9. J. FORREST.
New Orleans, 2l December, l9S9.--9s-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
Pay up. Pay mp.

a LII persons knowing themselves indebted
a 10 the subscriber,are earnestly requested to
pay up, otherwise he shall be under the disageea-
bic necessity ofenlorcing payment.
Feb. 5, 1883. soft P. SMITH
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
Drugs and Medicines.
Oldridge's Balm Of Columbia.

VENlilS article stops the hair from coming out,
l. producing beautiful WHISPERS prevents
the hair from turning grey, and restores it on places
that have become bald. As phiskers are again
coming in fashion, those who wish for a rapid growth
aud Of beautiful black color will do well TO call be-
lore !, is all SODA fresh stock just received and
lor sale by T. A SMITH
August 81, lS39-s-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

DO 0nALES. DRY HIDES WANTED.
6VsOUO For which The highest price will
ke paid by A. r. MOLFlNGTON.
farch ., 1889 SSH
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
To the Planters OF Alabama and
MiSSissiDDi

TINE subscriber thankful for tho patronage he
4 has received, takcs this method Of informing
his friends and the public tina, Notwithstanding he
may still receive the anmadv versions Of some eollnn
sellers in the market) he continues the
COTTON BROKERAGE BUSINESS,
n'he city Of Mobile, charging so CTS. per Bag for
me safe Of Planters Cotton (sec circular OF 1881
lie relies IN his punctualiiy and integrity, as here
ioiofe TO warrant a continuation of public conf
drnce. Ills friends and patrons are respectfully in
vited to call at his Office, No 7, ST. Michael ST.
JOHN BOWIE.
Nov. ~. 1855, -cs-Aw.
The Msron Herald Flag Of the Union. South
Alabamlsh. Alabama Republican, Voice Of stump.
TER, Gainesville Democrat Marriage Gazette, Mont
gnmery Advertiser, and Columbus Democrat will
publish the above tc The amount Of five dollars and
sorwsrd their accounts 10 Gen, Bowie for payment.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
e.. G.. OImsted.

GATE or FRANKLIN, TEEEEssEE,)
WILL practice Law in Lownds and The
w adjoining counties. Office, opposite the
Post Once.
Columbus, Miss. Oct. 9th, 1888. l1-tf
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Wanted.

A NEGRO woman, who is good cook also
IN Negro fellow, for which good price will be
paid IN Real Estate or Aberdeen money. Inquire
at NE Democrat office. [47tIl June ], 1882
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
Dissolution.

TNHE eo-parlnership heretofore existing under
n The firm OF BRowS s. RAMSEY, is Ibis day dis
solved by mutual consent. All persons indebted
10 the firm will please make payment 10 John c.
Ramsey, who is alone authorized 10 receive all dues
and d'sburse all liabilities Of the concern.
THOS. ". BROWN,
April %, ls39-42tf JN0 c. RAMSEY.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
VIM. b. Cameron,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
AsEsI or THE AIstIssIFFI UNioH IAHEs
No. s., C0mmsrss Street,
Jsu'y l9-2si Mobile

Kicker. Hadley, Davis, & Co.
CoNAIssIOS MERCHANTS,
agents .HisIiss,Ppi Union Bank,
Ne. So, Camp-STeeI,
NEw OELEISs.
Dee %. 1883 25tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
To the .Pwl,lic.

Dec. IL, lss9.-2S-tds.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
Notice.

Dec. the 9th, Isss.-Q5-Sw.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27
One half'the FincastIc Democrat
Office for Sale

FNllE subscriber finding the whole business of the
l. olfice loo unetous upon IN ~ Is anxious
TO procure some aid IN the Editorial department
Of his paper. and hence he uowtflrrs 10 sell
a moleiy of the Finoastle Democrat Office TO
some full blooded Democratic Republican teeH
qualified to conduct lis Editorial columns The
paper established on as permanent basis MS any in
The Stale aud the office has netcd for The last four
or five years upwards Of one hundred per cent ON the
capital invested in ii. To young gentleman com.
menc'ng the ptactic OF the law. whe las tase for
political alters, and talents TO enable him TO alyo
cate with hrmless and ability the cause thar the
Democrat has esponsed, there is situation in IVES
tern Virginia that would be more advantageous 10
him, OF would ting him more hvorably into pub.
lic noilee than connection with the Demnc rai would
do. lie would have ample time TO attend the Courts
OF the adjoining Counties without AT all interfering
with his Editorial duties. A talented pentlen an
without profession, would also find it u profit
able investment of small capital as bis share
OF the annual profits would enable him 10 sup
port family gen,eelly, independent Of any
other resources. Terms (which Wi, be moderate
and payments accommodating made known ON i'm
mediate application. post paid the subscriber at
FIncastlc. Va. ROBERT CA\yTHON
Fincaste. Feb -
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.1Hfi-.5ngHl0r System Of
WRITING.

MESSR>. AIKEN Il WELLINGTON, Au-
vi thors and Teachers of elegant Pennanship,
from New York, have the pleasure nlotnlhe La
dies and Geniemab of Lynchbnrg. that they will by
special request, remain here shon Time To give a
course Of lessons in their and fashionable Style Of
WRITING.
Glasses now forming, forenoon. afternoon, and
evening at Their Writing Academy; where all those
who wish 10 become elegant aud fashionable writer's,
,'ay have an opportunity by entering the CLsscs inn
mediiely.
NeSsrs. A. Il w. pledge themselves TO ilnpart to
Ladies and Gentlemen, OF every age. from 10 10 60
years, in course Of lessons the most splendid and
highly Gnishedstye Of Whiting, Commercla or Epis-
rol,ry. Expeditions for The Counting -Roun elre ant
delicate, aud Iruly becoming for the Ladies-no
matter how bad. deormed cramped the pupils
present Writing NAV be.
Ierms redsondbtc-and they warrant entire salts
faction 10 all who may honor lhcm with cali
Writing Academy in the rear OF Payue & Gregg
y's Book Store.
Open a lew days for tie reception Of pupils and
raslferS, where an exhibition OF speeiu ens, aud lie
improvements OF 1000 persons ho have attended
these lessons in Richmond and Petersburg during
The pas, month, may be seen. Ladies meet at IL
O'Clock. A. NJ. daily.
Feb. "a q ifs
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.
.Hr. SIrOssi, Teacher Of .NOdevss Lam


- ESPECTFULLl informs the cilizens of
IL Lynchburg, that his second session will begin
the lst of March, 1919. Ladies and gentle men
who wish to paItonse Mr.. S. will do favour 10 send
word hun AT his esdence, on ain Street.
the Bank.
Terms as follows-In classes al his residence Tor
half session. beginning on stof March aud ending
the 1st Of August. SlS. three lessons week only,
payable hah IN advance. Private scholars will please
To call on Mr.. Srozzi where he will make ieasona
bile arrangements according to their numbers aud
residence.
Mr.. s. hopes have given by this time sufficient
evidence of his capacity to leach tie Modern Lam
euages, aud lie would refer TO all his pupils. who
have received his instructions; IL gives him plea
sure 10 see BY his present scholars, that pupil who
will apply himself, can IN the course oa session (viz)
five months. be able TO read lucnlly, and translate
pretty well what ever book may be presented 10 him.
although, he have never had any hH0Wiedee
OF the French beiore. moreover, he vii! be able To
understand all the rules OF Grammar, aud translate
pretty well, English n'o French, without the help
Of his instructor His system is Que that he acquired
himself by experience OF 10 years aud certificates
Of the above facts may be obtained in this place,
from respectable citizens.
In the course Of year. with reasonable applica-
ton, scholar even be able 10 speak pretty flu
emily nron an, subject. Mr.. S.,especliully informs
the Cnzens OF l., nchbufg ihal there is any gentle
man. who doubts his ver,cy his capacity he is VIII
ling To answer any question that may be put 10 him
on his professional business.
Feb 81 OF
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VlRGINlAAi rules held in the Clerks Office of tho Cir
cuit Superior Court of Law aud Chanccry for Bedford
comfy. February 3rd, lBtD.
Jneob kens, Michael kerns Andrew Kerr mud Susaunnh
his wife, John Watson mud Elizabeth his wife, Meredith ills
and Lydn his Wife Philip Sinister and Polly his ae Pnrnm
Arlington and Dosea his wife, Sally Ann kcrns and Elm
be, kerns the last infants of John krins, deed whn
by Jacob kcrns their friend und Barbara kerus widow
OF George kens, deed. Pls.
against.
Benjamin A, Donald, George Noble mud Cell. his wife,
Royal Ch'ldfcss und Philip Gorner Defendants.
In CnANCERY.
The Defendants George Noble mud Beis his iie md Roy
nil Chdess moi having entered their appearance and given
security ndcong to the act Of Assembly and The rules OF
this Cont and appearing by satisfactory evidence TINT They
not inhabitants of this Commonwealth il is ordered, that
they do appear here the fret Iny of The md
the bill Of the Plpniih That this order he inserted in
some newspaper, published in Lynchh1re, for months
snccessey md posted the front door OF The Court house
III This county some Count day,
Copy--Tcsle.
JOS. WILSON, OK.
Feb. 81 s... WIN
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b- oi 1igo &C. Nc. Nc.
Tickets only Ten Doars.-sarcs 10 proportion.
For Tickets IN the above apply NJ
Il. II BOOkER'S +.
Lottery and Exchange Office.
~" Orders from the country for Tickets drawn BY
D. S. Gregory & Co. in all pir2inia Schemes, (ac
onpanlcdby cash or Prize 1iekcls,) promptly and
coLGdenlally attended 10. when addressedto
HENRY II. BOOKER,
Lynchbnrg, Va.
o. My customers may always depend on Sec
ing the numbers of every Lottery in Which
sell Tickets, published in This PIPER. lThe Virgil
MANI the Official List Of tue Drawing is
eceived. IL. Ii. BOOkER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27
q ph0Istering and Paper Hanging

'NIIE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully il
Il form the citizens OF Lynchbure and the sur
rounding country, thar they have aken parl Of The
store man stree, occupied by Mr.. VIM. Crosbie,
fJr the purpose Of carrying on the
UphOlstcring and Paper Hanging BUS
mess,
where they have just opened handsome assortment
Of French and American Paper Hang,ngs Of the
latest style and patterns, which they prepared to
put up al The shortest notice ard in the neaiest
manner.
They also make to order Feather Beds, Cuhed
II air aud Shuck Mattresses &c.
They also keep on hand Table Oil Cloth Win
dow Blinds, Carpetlng, &c. &c.
Persons in want OF any thing in their line, are re-
specially invi,ej6 give hem call.
&. DOGGET & Co.
p. Sod Mattresses, Sofas and Chairs repair
ed IN the best manner.
Feb. 81 on
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.NEDI(.9L.
DR.. Nathaniel w. Paync.

OFFERS his professional services 10 the ei-
~ zens Of Lynchburg and The surrounding coun.
try, in The following branches the piacice OF Phys
ic Surgery aud Obstetrics. He naitefs himself that
twenty years experience IN Virginia aud the South
ern States, will enc hun 10 u share of public pat
ronage
lie ma, be found a, his residence, neal the FraLk-
lin Hotel
Feb. u 81 #
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IE;HR I.IRl', $40.
Brilliant cOnluncmccH ment.

rINll,S year has opened auspeious lor,le friends
i and correspondents Of II. II. Booker. During
the last month he has sold some handsome PRl-
ZES, such as $500 Si00, and 5000.
This is but l,fe. compared 10 that which lac in
tends To DIDO p'o.e which, he invites tie earnest
attention OF all TO the splendid list Of Schemes f",
February, given below. aud all those who would
purchase in the same mus, he send orders ar
cali early nj II, II. BOOkER'S Lottery aud Ex-
change Once, Man street, opposite Henry u. Rich
afls's Hardware Store. and one ,oor below q. w.
x j. NJ. lapccy's Confectionery Store.
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LOOK OUT FOR POST NOTES.

The Richmond Wing says; The arrangement
in the money affairs OF tie country has throw into
circulation every description OF money. winch admit
led Of the least possible chaLce to obtain currency.
Notes of the Merchants and Mechanics Bank OF
Wheeling are freely eirculaedj" this community, &
may Of them, payable On demand ale as god as
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Valuable Real Estate ut auction
Hl. g'.sI.y'E TUR.vEH, .smcsrs.
Feb. 81

- H.VEs " E0NsV II, eFWCF'FN'
" h viii offer for sale on Friday motuing al 10
W O'Clock, , Tcuemenis on Main stteri viz:
The large and valuable B,ick Tenement, now &C.
cupiejby Messfs. Roberts X Lee. aud among the
very best stands Tor business in the place.
Also. the House aud Lot djoning the same, oc.
cupied by N,m II. bydck.
Aud The House aud Lot occupied by Armisiea1
Pride as BARRIERS Shop and 20 1eet orGfaund ON
Tht,d street, adjoining john T.. Hunt.
Terms AT sllu PAYNE K TURNER
Auconeris.
Feb. % II
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NOTICE..

A Ii. the property, both partnership and individu-
IA al, Of Simpson Il Lyman. and all ihen notes, &C
counts aud other evidence Of debts. have been
transferred to the undersigned Trustees for the
benefit OF inst creditors, who theftf1e requested
TO make immediate inlimairln of their claims -
Persons indebted to the late firm, or eitler Of its
partners individually, expected 10 come forward
and settle forthwith. as longer Indulgence cannot
be given. THOMAS i. BOULDlN. Trus.
WILLIAM Il. YANCEY. tees
Feb OF ar
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Feb. 81
Plaintiff.

NlRGiNlA-Ai rulra held in tic Clerks onieo of tho
tmcs superior Cou,i ol LAW aud Chnpceft, for Bed
ford county, The 3rd day III February, 1910.
Booker Preston, Plaintiff.
against
iouisn Iohsou Richard = Davis jordan Davis Margaret
Elm Davis Edward W CLARK. james leud ck mud Ezn-
beth his vile. TlomHs Evans aud Susan his wife, William
Joplng aud Mary l.. his ae William Sro, Samuel griffin
John H. Griffin. Gusiavus A. Wngdeh aud Charlotte his
wife, Ann e. Griffin widow and relief of " ilmU n dec d.
Matthew u. Now IN and Elizabeth his wife Johu r. Dnyis and
Margaret his wife, Peter D. Holland and Doscn h WIFI IInt-
Mitchell SIN hson II Davis, IT, Charles G.. Scott Char
lote Mitchell, The last four ninDts under y years III age.
Defendants.
IN CuANCERY.
The Defendants Richard s. DAVIS Jordan A. Davis Ed
wnrd w Clark, Thomas Evans mud Susnn his wife William
Joplng and Mary h. his wife William Scott Ann e. Griffin
widow aud riei of W em Griffin deed not having enter
cd their appearance and given security according the net of
Assembly aud tho rules oi this Court mud il appearing by
satisfactory evidence TINT they inhabitants of this
Commonwealth; his ordered, that they do appear here
the first day the next term aud answer the Plaintiffs bill bu
this order he inserted IN newspaper pubsledm Lynch
burg for months sncccfsiyey nnd posted nj The trout door
oi the Courthouse OF this county some Court day
Copy-Terie..
JOS. WILSON, OK
Feb. 81 WIN
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T.. II. ESTES.
T.. II. ESTES.
No. 1877, MARKET STREET BALTIMORE
Importer and Wholesale dealer in
Foreign and Domestic
ID X ~ q ~ ~ ID q

I S now re ceivlng his Spring Goods consisting ola
j large and desirable assortment Of French Eng
| Ssh and domestic Goods OF The Latest Impoua,lons
and the most fashionable aud desirable STYLES, Sc
leced principally for The Virginia trade, and will be
sold iba State free of exchange and low us they
can be bought in New York or auy other Market.
lie very respectfully sulicits the patronage of his
friends and buyers generally, and promises TO show
them a large, desirable beautiful and splendid
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27
$500 REWARD.

IA HEkEAS, II has been represented To me. as
w Mayor Of the Corporation Of Lynehbutg,
tia, IN Thursday night. the Goth ms, u CERTAIN
GEORGE SCOTT, who is nav missing, and
supposed 10 have been murdered ON the Toll Bridge
IN the town OF Lynehbute and thrown into the Rv
er, by the authority vested N ne as Mayor Of
said corporation, do hereby offer reward al $500
Tor the apprehension OF The Mufderers-And iot
he recovery OF his body in 10 days. S25.
JOHN X. ID. PAYNE, Mayor.
Feb. 81 u
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music! MUSlC!!

Mrs. John TOmpkinS, nj Mr.. George
lVl r.. Wiilianss's, ronlinues 10 give inslruc-
tons in .VISIC on the PIANO Forte rs
heretofore. Size will be assisted as occasion may
require, by her daughters. Mrs. 7. keeps on hand
Music suitable for pupils aud others
Feb. 81 w4w f
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NJ lklIIAlsES.

Married at the residence Of Capt Dabnev c.
Collier OF Haywood county, Tennessee. on the 2slh
OF January, 1910, by The Rev. Samuel NJ. William.
sou, SAMUEL p. AsnE, Esq. of Wesley Tenn. To
Miss Lucy A. DnisoN, late of Lynohbure, Va.
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ENGLISH SCHOOL.

fINliE next session of my school will commence
l. on the I'd March.
Pupils will be received and instructed rs usual,
in all The branches OF English Literature. Wlting
Arithmetic, &c. particularly attended to.
Terms low and accommod ,ng.
parental discipline will be exercised.
j. COLE.
Feb "a ne
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tINnE SPRING SESSION of the subscribers
i SCHOOL, will commence on the second Of
March.--It will be uf funr months coninuance.
IlENNINGHAM v. RED.
Feb. II t2N
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NOTICE..

4 Lii persons having claims against the estate o
~ The late Mrs. Ann Tan will please bring thr,s
forward property auiheniiea ie, that speedy stttle
ma, be llcced, aud those due the estate will
please call aud pay.
+. S. MILLER. Exo'r. II
Mrs. Ann laii, decd
Feb. IL ,nif
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EDQJCATlON.

HNUE NEXT SESSION of the subsc tiber's
i SCHOOL will "pen On Monday, the secopd
day of Match, /, will be Of four moallIs' conlinu-
ance.
WIN. S. RED.
Feb II l2M ii