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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-10-28
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

/. JONES STEWART and JAMES M
SMILEY, candidates for the Legislature of the
state of Mississippi, will address their Fellow.
E'tzcns of Amte County, at the following
times and placos:-
Mr. Smiley at z. LcS's, Tckfaw, on Satur.
day, 23rd instant.
Mr.. Smiley and Mr. Stewart, at Thos Tai.
berts, on Monday 25th instant
MI. Stewart and Smiley at Jabez Buffers,
Zion Hill, on Wednesday, S7th inst.
Mr. Smiley, at Liberty, on Thursday, sSth
inst.
Mr.. Stewart, at John Crossley's, on Friday
18th inst.
INST 0''''
Mr.. Stewart, at z. LEAFS, Tickfaw, on Mon.
pay, November lst
Mr. Smiley, at ThoO. Talbert's, on Monday
November let.
October lath, 1871
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ETTERS of Administration having
~ been granted to The undersigned on
the Estate of Herbert Fri,A, Deceased,
at the Sept'r. FERN, 1s4I, OF the Probate
Court OF Amte County, all persons indebt-
ed to said Estate are required to make i'm.
mediate payment, and those having claims
against the same are requested to present
them within the time prescribed by law,
or they will be forever barred recovery.
JANE f. D. FIFTH, Adm'x.
JOHN E, FIRTH, Admir-.
Sept 81, l84l. 40w6
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To Planter

IHNHE subscribers have just received
ON CONSIGNMENT, and offer
for sale at invoice prices, and on accom-
modating terms.
A large ASSIGNMENT of Ready Made
Clothing, suitabwlor Negroes, viz
Montey Jackets,
Pants,
Capots,
Drill Shirts,
WomeAs Frocks,
Negro BrogaDs,
Mud Boots, &C., in small PACKAGES
Linseys, Jeans, Plains and Kersys,
Shirtings and Sheetings,
Heavy A inch Ky. Bagging,
Kentucky Bale Rope,
Do. English Baling Irvine.
Together with large assortment of
the Eagle Gin Stands, with the improved
Patent Detached Crates.
WATT, BURKE, & Co.
Commerce street, Natchez.
Sept. l6, l84l 3.m38.
WATT, BURKE, 81 Co, beg leave to
inform their friends and the public, that
they have erected FIRE PROOF COT.
TON WARE HOUSE, ON the lot adjon-
ing their Office, and OH al Cotton left
with them for shipment 10 their House in
Now Orleans, no Storage ,UiIE Be charged.
They will make liberal advances in
good funds 10 those disposed to ship.
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n Office is hereby given.
~ 9th of July, l84I, Van F.
ngam, plaintiff in this case, applies
an obtained an attachment from Russo
Jones, Justice Of the Peace, in and fol
said county, against the goods and chat.
tells, lands and tenements, of William Mid.
dIeton, defendant, for the above sum OIL
$3.50, returnabe at circuit court 10 be
holden al Liberty. in and for Amite coun-
ty, on the second Monday in November
next, l94l, and unless the said defendant
shall appear, give special bail and plead
or demur, within the time prescribed for
appearance at said Term, judgment final
will be demanded against the property at.
tached, and the property so attached will
be sold and applied to the payment OF
the plaintiffs demands and ali costs.
E, NJ. DAVIS, Cl'k.
Geo. F. Webb, Plainii6's attorney.
Liberty, Sept. 80, l84l iowa
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JUST RECElVE'

JUO 1 hECEl V LII
A Fresh assortment of Whit
IN mongst which may be found
sortlnent of Mouslain de LANES
Paris fashions, at low Prices, also
assortment of French, English and
prints. A fine lot Worsted and Meri
and Merino Hose
HEAVY GOODS.
Negro Cloths, heavy Lowells, Neg
kets, &c all of which will be sold very
the Cash only.
T. w. HITCHCOCK al
Liberty, Oct. 2S, lS4l. "A,
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TUST RECEIvED-An assortment d
81 glish Merinos, various ors,-Aso,
ted Mcrnos for children, . pieces spotted Y
mel A large lot plain FlannsIs, yellow, CID
white and red
T. w. HITCHCOCK g. co
Oct. rs, IS4l. "A
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NOTICE.
THERE will be sold to the highest
bidder on credit Of twelve months,
Mt the late residence Of Hdr5ert Firth,
decd, in Amite county, on Saturday the
30th day Of October next, the following
named property, viz: About go head Of
Cattle, IS head Of Hogs, and all kind of
farming utensils.
JOHN f. FIRTH,
JANE E. D. FIRTH,
Administrators.
Liberty, September 30h, l84l.-42
N. B. Notes with approved security
will be required of purchasers
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11
sHEsCELLANEOUS.
Froa .ftiisou's IHai0vy Of Euro,s.
EAFOLEsOS's CHARACTER.

His gsnias was vest. bot II Wss after
the mauner Of The Orienials, rather than
the EuropeSss; be followed neither the
dictates o. truth nor the lessons OF e1ps.
Tienes. but the vivid pictures and Vehe
nent suggestions Of his Own fegvsat i'm
Aginsiion. Such was the intensity Of
these Impressions, that they made him
entirely forget reality he reasoned and
seisd upon them alter the mannsr Of IN.
sane persons. 80 ii they bad been setusl
exisiepces. IdsSs With him instantly led
10 desire biz ineipieni thought was al.
ready passion end his ebiel sndsayors
Afterwards we're directed TO eonqusring
the Difficulties or overcoming The obsia.
eleS which opposed its execution. Thence
the complaint, so com monty made aRsind
him. especially in his latter yssrs. that
be had az insiinetiVe aversion 10 truib
sad that no one could secure bic favor
but by sniieipatine cod confirming his
pFs.eoneeivsd opinions. ], vas not that
be bad repUgaasee TO truth in The 90
strset. bot that be resisted every thing
which defObgsd OF aBsei,led the current
Of his ideas. from the same cause, De
vas never known to chssgs bis opinion
on any subject; DOR did be ever Sdu,i'.
except IN one OF tso hsgfant instances.
such a. the sitsek on Spain. that he bad
done wrong or committed mistake IN
his life. his does were conceived IN the
vivid ngiaaiioh ~ the East snd much
more fFsquenily founded % abstract con
eeptioas lAss pfsstiesl obssfysti0n bot
thev wsfe dageionaH egtfh sha efstrfr...
q geomeiEieal demoaslFsiions snd en-.
craven 90 BIS mod Ia chsFseisfs more
durable and uaaltegsbls fhaa lhe scuip.
lures o. egyptian EFaniis."
HAPoLeoH ETE ~ CALCULATIONS -
By long experiences. joined 10 great natu.
rel quickueFs and precision Of eye. be had
acquired he poser u Judging uiih 81.
ifsOrdiuaTy aeeuFaey both u lhe amount
Of The snemy's force opposed 10 bin IN
TIE hsld, snd Of ihs yfobabls fesult Of
moVemesis svan tie raoai con piicaisd
going iqrusFd 10 ihs opposite srmi5, -
The rear Of artillery ibs smoke snd rat
ils 81 muakstTy. sven The fsiliog 81 balls
afound BON, asrs aliko nnsbls o. DIVER
bic tieedg Fazs. % disturb be accnfaie
lIudRmeaL Never uss BE- kaowa 90 Be
mifakea 30 he estimate shicb be bad
fofmea On he disisocs % sppfoacb % tha
ho9iaoa, u be isisfeape ensid fsaeh ~
hosuis eoiuuas. hs observed ever moys
/ nsnt. aniicipaied every ntssfsiiV. snt
from he highise indicsiions dfew cor
rect coaeluaioas ~ 70 he dssigas uhici
! vsrs n eoaismPiaiion. BE soeasy Be-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11

msnors that he ean get bot thirty bush
Gle OF corr from 90 acre, gets barrel,
slough 10 pay him Tor the expense O
cultivation. and Ia addition 10 this. b,
The Ordinary method Of plopghing. M
held. 81 each successive rotation, is dete.
r'orsting. bis crops becoming less, and ia
. few years he hnds he must abandon III.
exhausted sad worn-out feids 10 seek ,
subsistence for himself and family In come
other business, or in some other region
where the hand OF man has been less
vssteful NJ the beunties Of nature.
Insiead, then. Of bis scapty msnurins
OF ten CARLOADS 20 The acre. which will
give him bat thirty bushels Of corn, is,
him apply thirty losds. This addition Al
twenty loads. al the usual price OF ma
nure 10 this part Of the country. will cost
him thirty dollars. But he now. instead
ofthirty bushels Of corn. ge;s sixty bush
els. soe The increased quantity OF slower
will more than pay for the exeses Of Ia
Dor required in eullivaiieg add harvesting
the large crop over that Of the small one.
He has then added thirty bushels Of corr
TO his crop by means Of the twenty loads
OF manure, which. at The usual price Of
one dollar per bu'hel. pays him in the
hrst crop OF his extra outlay. His acre
OF land IL laid 10 grass after taking of
the corn. and the effect OF his twenty
loads Of additional manuring will be TO
give him. at the lowest estimate, three
additional tons Of hsy in the 6rh three
years Of moving il. worth fifteen dollar,
ton standing in the Geld. Now look 81
the result. His thirty dollsrs expended
for extra msnuring. wsS paid for in the first
years crop. and u the cod Of three years
more he will have received forty Ave dol.
lars profit on his outlay Of thirty dollars
and. in addition 10 this. his land 10 i'm
proved, and in much better condition for
. secoHd rotation. There is no delusiou
in tins. Il isa practical result, Of the re.
ality Of which SBy farmer nay satisfy
himself. who will take the trouble TO make
the experiment.
From no item Of OUTLAWS can The far
mer derive so ample. or so certain q pro.
at. 81 from bis expenditures Tor manure "a
q certain extent. This has been most
strikingly verified By some OF our Wesl
Cambridge farmers. II is not uneomm on
among some Of the farmers Of that town
10 put on their grounds one hundred dol
lars worth Of manure 10 the acre and a.
more instances than one the gross sales o
produce from the seres under the plougt
have amounted 10 Eve thousand dollars ia
one season. This 10 the result Of high
man uTing and the judiciouS cultivation o
. soil, too, which Is exceedingly poor aud
sandy. L. PHIkNEY.
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AGRICULTURAL.


The gasslion b oAsn asksd. how cen
isrmias Be mnds pFo6isblsi ! saswes
By liberal masunug deep and thorough
Pluughing sod clean culture. ] ell yea.
iuFs 10 atirm. without seas Of eoBgadic.
ton, that no insiAnoe csn be cited. where
farmer uho hss nsnaFsd bee gronnds
highly msde iudicious usa Of ne plough
and suliIgsied uilh esFa. hss tailed 10 fs
eeivs e. ample Fsmuaefsiion foF The a.
moaai ingssted nay orss, that be hes
nol received e greater psrenes opon be-
ouilsy- thea The hvsftEs pesfl derived
from eng ofhef suasess Obs seat 81
GculiS e. ihsl nrai farmers seem aoi 70
BE- sHBfs Of the fact. ihsi ne greater the
oullsy, 20 rsssonpbls ssieni. When skil.
fully applisd. ths gFsalsf VII % ne pro.
% hey ihef ~ manufs spsinaiF,
plough shsllos. ~ ibs consequences q
ssl pooliy ped 81 their lsbor Tbis ha.
Kissed q pIsjadiee ed givsa = disFsE,h
% he busiasss ~ arming aspecisllg
tuong ibsss che srs - ths hsbn Esd ere
desifoas o. DssiiEiaE rozsthiae noSe zen
ibeif occupaiioa thsn q naked feiufa d
The smosni sxpsnas8.
Ths farmer vho j. - spssisg q d,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11

JACOB BATLoR. E.q Of this county,
raised the past season. from two acres aud
half Of ground, tvo hundred and sixty
eight bushels Of eorn-being something
more than one hundred and seven bush
els TO the acre. Mr.. B. We understand.
bad doubted the statements he had seen
from iims 10 time, Of he large crops rails
ed 81 the North, and was induced TO m axe
fsir experiment.. BY way OF testing the
matter. As the result. 10 this ease, has
been 90 satisfactory, We hope he msy be
encouraged 10 make other aud more ex,
tended experimentation certainly no aim
can be more honorable. or worthy the
ambition Of . good citizen. than the ion
proyemeni Of the agriculture OF the
couatFy.-I HGuntoa Spectator.
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lGbe Free press .


The MreHAsics' AssocunS. Of Riohnond
b ss'tias on prospsreasly. Aany hsadrrds Of
The nosi useful citizens. inelsdiss nerehsai.
and ProfessicaaI men. have isised IL. viii a
vies TO aid 10 esIIyins oat il obieets. Dr..
PLrsra iaisly delivered before the Society q
Lecture Of great ia,sres, and power. in which h.
stated that not less han fhrss tAssss.S psfsons,
in Richnood and vicinity. we're vsroasly en-
pioysd in mechanical pursuits What an IN
ausnes they may Weld. II ,hsy give encourage
meni 70 iolellee.aai obieepi This they seem
determined 10 do through their Library sBd CAB
met Of curiosi,iss. DR.. r. reminded The soeie-
". a. ssinuus 10 the young. that 10 the history
Of the world. men whose names we're as iami-
liar a. household words. had sprupg fIon The
humbleN walks Of life. He looked forward 70
he time when the apprentices and sees Of mem
bsrs ef the Association would arise 10 extend
and perPetna,s The empire Of Ksovlsdge. Of
Law. Of Liberty, Of Science, and Of Religion =
He urged them to adopt a. their motto, "Psrss-
sgsass," and TO guard sednlously against sSpise-
ness and indifference The ruin Of all sOeis,iei
which yielded 10 their paralysins influences.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11

We Learn nom The DAHviIIs (VirRinia) RepoF.
YER thai Terry, the late Teller Of The Farmer,
Bank OF Virginia in that place. has beea tried Tor
ne feboey Of that Bank in Aagusl last, and &c
suiH'a The Reporter says
We hope 10 be able, ct 40 distant dsy.
to Icy before our rssdeFs the evidenee 10
this case. which. for the amount stolen.
the skill and cunning displayed ia the
scheme Of villaay, The interest which was
manifested duri6g The trial. the number
Of Counsel smplOyed BY The accused. aod
the grounds 81 defence set up in his be.
hslf. 20 hslisvs has 20 parallel in the
his.c.ey e fflninsi prosecutions 10 lbis
ssetioa o. es6ntEy.
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mn RARaIFn.s ~.

The tire Is not Ter dislan,,in our han.
bic opinion. when The farmers son will
be among the Well educated Of bis dag.
Already hss the spirit gone Sbfoad. The
feelings Of ell are beginning 10 be enlisted
deeply IN this esuse. No longer IL this
profession vieNsd by I'll, ss a only Eoy
the poor add ignoSsni but is begianiaa
10 claim The rack 10 shieh u is 80 iastly
entitled Men of learning snd talents
have turned their sltsnlion 10 iis invests.
gsiiOB, viihout the lsssl tompunetios q
conscience Of having acted bsiou their
digniiy. They have lesFne3 ihst lhs oe.
cupsii0n OF The isFmer, bsmbie az Il msV
bave been eonsidsred. esn cell int SETON
most u The pSWefs Of mind, md What.
ever The smount q his kRowledRs. n use.
f0i. u csa be brought 70 Beer either d..
feeuy o. Indirectly; hence. the erFonsous
opinion ibsl farmers need b0t be educai-
ed, y issi pasbiDg away; snd ere loHg
popular SENTIMENT Bill eonsign a 10 The
iegiiiH sis sbofe The shades e oblivion.
No occupsssoa - better esleulsled - esil
ioiib The leefsing II q man Of seiencs ihsg
That Of The isfmeF and none IN which be
can engage wiih more booof. 30 y bich
more henog should be Wisebed We be-
lisve that in time inFissd Of leaFinR tha
poor and ignorant 20 90 ibe pfofessioa ~
farming. We shad go yoBng men iofLing
/ from Institutions u lsafniBg. 10 ibs pi0uah
haadis. fred sta lau3sbis spifii % esia
/ honog aBd smaas Wesllh Soo their oceu-
I paiion Nhs8 such . stale ~ ihings
sbsli take place sgfieuiiuis NiN Be sddea
ss sooihsr 70 tie issrusd pre1essi0as -
I liiis that ere nos bsusn so neRlscisd
/ aasies sill b. brought iniS sehss ED
p1edisbls cuilivston, Wssiar eiih bssu,
aigl hafvesis. Thee glaideniaE smiiss
Of pieaiy aiH cheer or domestic eiseles,
soa blosiad pamst GO cor pockeis
Reese Feass
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11
SCHOOL ouor.s

Mr.. BaowS, the iadefatigs able second Auditor,
has published. Tor the Information o. the School
commissioasrs Of the State, the Apportionment
Of the appropriations for the education Of the
children OF the poor in 1851, based upon the
white population Of the Stale, according 10 the
q. s. ceosus OF 1870. By this statement, il APP
pears that the whole amount allotted Tor the
poor schools, is SCI ,0to 5S--Of which sum Sl5,-
900 is the hIed appropriation, and The sum OF
$4,000 IS is from the surplus revenue. JeGer-
son county, with white population Of 9, 323. re-
eeives $685.. which sum, We are happy To
believe, is productive Of much good TO The
poor.
Various projects are now on foot for extend
ing the benehis Of education to The poor;
but We behave, with the amount appfopri-
Faled. no plan better than tbs present. can be de-
vised, If properly carried out All tina: il needs
Is moss rigid Performance Of duty by the CON-
nissionsersi and we are happy to learn that, il
this respect. there has been a decided improve
nent within few years. The perseverance, OF
The Second Auditor, in stimulating these fune-
tonaries to The Observance Of system and Irec:-
sion in theis operations, and 20 awaken Just in-
teres, and pride in the cause. has not been una
VAiiing--and excellent results have been mecca
sarily followed.
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EDucArIox CONVECTION.

We are not sure that We have msAlioned in
our columns the assemblAge Of . coaventon n
CIarksbuTg, on tho subject Of Edaestion. II
not, We may now state, from memory, iha; this
Convention vas made up Of delegates from sew
eral Of the Western Counties; that resolutions
were passed favorable TO a more efhcieot gene
raj system Of sdueaion throughout the State
than they deem The existing plan TO be and that
memorial 10 the legislature. carrying out their
views, was agreed upon And put forth amongst
The people for signatures
A Distriet conFeniion sn The Subject vas held
At Lexington, in ROskbridss county, 90 he 7Ih
Of October, attended by several distinguished
scholars from that and the neishboriBs counties,
amongst whom vas Professor RafTber.
James M'Dovell. Esq well known Tor his lit
eraTy atainlnen.s. vas nominated a. President
BY Gen. Dorman, and unanimously chosen.
A committee, Of which Professor RuGmsn
was chairman, reported series OF resolutions,
which, AfieF discussion, were modified 30 as to
assume The following shape, IS The sense OF The
cOavshIioa;
RssOAUed !. That the prssen, provision.
by law, foF the education Of the poor. is
issdequais as q system Of Common
School Education. and ought 10 be revised
and amended.
Resolpsd 2, That . Committee Of five
be appointed TO prepare q Memorial 10 the
LegislatuTe. recommending
l. The adoption Of al organized sys-
ten Of schools WheTeveT the population
is sufficiently dense: the schools 10 be
onder proper sUperinisndcnee. end the
sysler 70 provide for The educsiion Of ell
the fee white children Of the State.
2. That in addrioG 10 The Literary
Fund and The portion Of Virginia 10 the
proceeds Of lbs sales OF the public lsad'.
the school system should be aided BY .
tan on property Coz the purpose Of ssdus-
ing tpilion fees.
%. Thal lbe above Committee present
With The Msmorisl. . detailed plsa, OF
plans foT The smendmsnt 81 she pFsssat
system Of Common School Ed0eaiioa. or
= substitute thereof, o. both. &c shall IN
their opinion inset the WaniA Of lhe PEG.
pie Of this State.
Ga motion Of Col. r. II. Smith, !, was
also
RssOIrsd, That Il be recommended 70
The people Of THE State. 10 bold Gene
raj Conrsnlion 90 ihe subjset Of Popslsl
Edoesiioo. in The CITY Of RieknOad. on
the p TAMrsday ~ Dsesabsr nsEf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11

Tie sisiement which has heen ppbli.hsd a,
ihs authority Of the Nsv York ESpr-s- ns,.
yofung 90 b. eonfession by Colt IL the man
ser N whioh Mr. Adams yes murdered i con.
"ad'eied BY The EVssiaa Pos: IN ihsss cords.
we have reason 10 believe that tie
statement psblishsd ia ibe ExpFess, and
P1rPoriing 10 come from Colt. vas moi
made By bin. lie he's had no comment.
calico. % Felsiioa 70 the crime With - hieh
be 's charged. with either Of he relative,
now N the city. the ooly persons Who ars
PeEmislsd 10 viai him"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11

HbOifsais Dssfb.-Ws copy ihs fol.
loving paragraph from the Losisv,ils
sournsi q The 2jih sit Tso ~ lhrss
weeks ego. three hsudred foreign emf.
gIsnis uTuved II ibe BslFzs below New
Ofisens' fhe city suthogilies. hsssiae q
'beiI ARRIVAL. and anEiou5 that thsv should
cot iaii vifiins % the yellow fever. cen,
depnisiion. uaFnisR them ast 10 .sis,
TIE ciiy sd Offering % farhish lksm Win
ne aeans 81 fubsisieaes uniH fhs nssd.
iepee shouid sobsids. The smiSrssi,
ihopRhi . sas az Ysnkss Trick. I'VE
ere Ted" ssit ibey % ne 1apaisiisa
thpi ue caa make three dollafs dsg Ia
Nsv Qllsaasg 4 ne suiboriiiss us'I hay
us 'hai 20 Eill sisy ehsfa We sre--iI
90, aoi." The poor fellows FASTENED q
ne eily sad. e he lssi dates. !, = ss,d
30 ops q them Uas hvingp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11
JOHN ?. BROWN.
l.. C.. COHDELL.

VNVHE subscriber respectfully informs bic
n frissds and ihs patrons OF the tate hrm.
that he will eoatlnus the business At the old
aand, and j. determined 10 keep always large,
ane sell selected stock. Of keauiDe and fresh
Drugs, Medicines, Psinta, Dye studs, Book,
&e., Sad all other articles In bis line. tie will
By libsraI mode Of eosdueting the business
Of bis estabiishmeat, and b. q pronpt at
tsstsoa 70 ali the duties eoassetsd with Il. en-
6sasoS 70 merit q shsro Of the 2Stroaags Of q
gs1srous pubiia. JOHN ?. BROWN.
8ebt 20 l8Ai
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-11

GEoHeE " PEoTyIr. -On Saturday
l'''' TIE wings Of Pike rouaty held :
mesilng. 70 which the Hon. George H.
FTeim vas invited, there 10 give 81 ex.
pfsss'ou o be Present Vices. snd Of 81,
course While 10 Congress. He eopssnted
70 go-stssied sod got 81 fsF % Mr. With.
sTs' three miles from PsisrsbufR. when.
'ufning over The probable fssult 81 such !
'neeiisg % bee snisa he SSseisass 20 Fs.
iufn bone aud upon being asked Why
he retained, taid be bofss we SICK. M,
hoffs - ibe sane time exhibiting svsst
symptom q heslib and vieor. TIE ruth
- be SIS afraid q meeting The rszs y
90 insulied sod dBsppointed psopis.
lFiaesasss, o. Ges 0sf -.
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NOTICE.

THVHE partnership hsrsiofors existing be-
u twesa the asasrslghed, under the name
Of Joha ?. Brown 4 CO., vas dissolved by ma-
tusi eoossnt. on the Islh day Of The present
month All those having claims against said firm
are requested TO present them, for settlement,
10 John ?. Brown, all debts due 10 said hFm
have bees transferred 70 John P. Brown, TO
whom Pay0enI b TO made.
JOHN p. BROWN.
l. C. COHDRLL