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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-07

Adsory 1T ~ a, eminent man" truly said Mr..
nusOn, ITO think Of ESCAPING defract;o,, ), ~,
leaiy MI. Clay seems to be The cboseS, ,,,arI,
.ile peculiar object Of the most unser,,n,an =
-'.stood nightly BY her horraa force
ana fabricated lies TO sustain his name,
she could not more efiectiallv ,,orl, tl,an
49, Sh lN,apler printing presses of Loccfocos
5. 1ile mus ~ these hundred sforqes'' worse
s..an , .,ulockery, or sword, or death" 10 the
soou name OF an honest Statesman, and how
,OHS enc snail continue to employ them, rests
'aen ING judgement and good taste Of free
tS0P's' ihat people own it to themselves.
- noiu lne press to strict accountability
~ 'ne I1u II, OF such gross and gave accusa-
IONS. iiie venality Of the press can only
pe curoed or sanctioned by withdrawal or
oeseoWai OF popular patronage. If The press
lul's lio1 WIN truth, and wages RobesDier-
i rcail wariar upon that which is dearer than
me 70 the most gifted and eminent citizens of
.le Republic, the consequences, gloomy as
.nSy may Pc rest upon the people, who sane
70 prints which indulge in such habitual
fancy Sketches we will try TO be courteous
put c we cannot extend the cordial right hand
oi fellowship. We beg them to give us more
JectS and less fancy. We may do their hack.
n'ed editors injustice. The force Of habit
nay weAran honest man into ugly ways-but
70 such an Editor we hoped to be pardonec
lor saying IN the plan language of an old po
with all these tokens of knave complete
Should'st thou be honest, thou'rt dev'lisl
cheat"
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WIN. H. SMITH.

n, B. The Trustee would say 10 the
public, that the lands above mentioned, arc
very superior, and located in a neighbor-
hood of fine society,-and only SIX miles
from the Bigbv River. w. HIS.
Macon, Jan. Ist. 1871. 6m. prf. SCI so.
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LEASE OF TOWN LOTS.
ON Monday the 9TH day of April next the
u following valuable improved lots, viii be
re- LEASED for the unexpi ed term of SO years :
viz: Lot, 3 SO. 8 lot l. 2. 3. IN 50. l3, whole
So %. SO. 80, So 81. So 90. #. So. 126. 50 100.
lot 4 sq. z, lot 3. IN square s.
And lots 8 and 4, square 10. All lying north
Main street.
BY order of the Board
GEO. Nj. MULLEN, Scc,y
March 3, l8l1-4t.
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Columbus Hotel.

.A ~ 4 would respectfully in
Tl11 rs form his friends and the
HRn public, generally, that he
- Z has taken charge ofthis
wei known establishment. He pledges him
selfto use every exernon TO promote the COM
fort and convenience of all who may favor MN
with their patronage
The Rooms and Furniture have been thor
oughly Renovated
The Table will be furnished with every va
riety that the county can afford.
The Stables attached to this Hcuse, are
large and Commodious, and under the super
attendance, ola gentleman oflong experience,
in that line.
Travellers therefore, may rest assured, that
every attention VIII be givento their Horses
Owing to the reduction IN our market. Of
the prices OF produce Sc, together with the
ssprcssure of the times.'' the Proprietor has
reduced the Rates of the Columbus Hotel,
nearly per cent. from those of former STAN
ding. o...
Columbus Feb. Il, 164l.-
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INSOLVENCY. FINAL NOTICE.

INSOLN Emu 1. NAL M IOEs'
n Under an order of the Honorable
e. Probate Court of the County of
Noxubee, and State of Mississippi, the
undersigned Commissioners of Insolvency
on the Estate of William Cockrell, de-
ceased, give notice that they will meet, al
the office of Messrs. Smith & JarnagIn,
in the town of Macon, Noxubee County,
On the first and third Mondays in each
month, Until the first daJ Of July next, to
receive and audit claims against the Es-
tate of said deceased-at the expiration
Of said time the commission win close, and
a finsl report be made to the court
II. Z. JARNAGIN,
]. B. ROBERTS,
Jan. 20, 1871. pfd25.
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FESHE Writ of Attachment in this case
a having been returned to my Office
duly executed, and levied, notice is hereby
given, that unless the defendant shall ap
pear on the first day Of the next term OF
our said court to be holden at the Court.
House in said county, on the third Mon
day of April next and give special bail
and plead, judgement will be rendered
against him by defeautt, aud the proper
ty SO attached, condemned, and ordered
to be sold, TO satisfy the plaintiffs demand
and all cost.
WITNESS, Hezekiah w. Foote, clerk
of said court, the third Monday of Octo-
Der, 1910. Issued the 18th day of Feb
II. W. FOoTE.
Clerk.
or At nc III 81.
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W z At. III 91cOs IL
James Marlborough
THNHE writ Of attachment and garnish
4 ment, in this case having been re-
turned TO my Office duly executed. No.
tice is hereby given that unless he defen-
dant shall appear on the first day of our
next circuit court TO be holden al: the court
House of said county on the third Monday
of April ls4l, and plead, Judgment will
be rendered against him by default and
whatever amount may be in the hands of
the Galnished, condemned and ordered
to be applied to the plaintiffs claim for the
satisfaction thereof, together with all cost.
Witness, Hezekiah w. Foote, Clerk oil
said court, the Sd Monday of October
lS4l. Issued the 10th day of February
1871
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Oct, 10, 1910. q prsf d2O.
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TEYIIE undersigned offers for sale, upon easy
a terms the interest Zone half formerly
owned by w. d. Chapman in the
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TRUST SHE

26. pr. DIS.
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TRUST SALE.

TENS OF the above sale. IETCAsH
3, Is4I-prsf d39 90 4
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GUARDIANS SALE.

st NDER an order of the Honorable
u Probate Court oi'theCoanty Of Nox
ubee, and State ofMississippi, viii be sold
al Macon, on monday,
The 19th day Of Apra merit,
to the highest bidder, the north half of
section nine, township fifteen, range / 8 E.
and 50 acres eff the east half tie south
east quarter of section eight, Of township
fifteen, of range nineteen east, belonging
TO James w. Totten, minor of C.. w.
Totem deed.
WILEY V. STEWART,
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OOU ).
March, 81, ls41.-6m. pr. fee S54,oo
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PRIVATE
Boarding School.

lvvHE subscriber will open Boarding Schoo
II for Boys. at his Tesidcnrr. Tusenlum
within one mile and half Of fIilisborough
N. Z. on the first Thursday in July next. nj,
number Of pupils will be limited, The conrs,
OF instruction preparatory 90 an entrance into
any OF our Colleges. Instruction will be given
~ the French language. by gentleman from
France, OF high qualifications. No additional
charge viii be made 10 the general price ol
tuition Tor such instruction, and every pupil
will enjoy the benefit.
There will be but me vacation in the year,
and that from the first Of May 10 The FIRST
Thursday 10 July.
The charge Tor each pupil, for.bosrd and tu
lion, will be $50 per annum, paid semi anns.
ally, in sdvsnce. .
Parents OF Gusrdians. who may wish To place
their sons OF wards under his care, are request.
ed 10 communicate their wishes 10 the subcri
Der, by letter. ss early as convenient. directed
20 the
Rev. JOHN wITHERsPooN,
IIil'sborough. N. C
April ]. @ g.. &C.
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Brandreth's Pills,

n VEGETABLE and Univtrs.l a,,a...
proved By The e1perienee Of theussrg' :.
be, nhen properly persssesed With. ! s,,,.a
core - every form 0lihe OKLr Okr D,s...Ha
al having The same origin. and inY.r,shi.
from The UNIVERSAL ROOT AZ 81 S:,. .'se
namely lMruRITf or IMPERFECT e;,,s,s
ton 81 The BLOOD. A.
In . period Of little more ihsn ,h,ee -.
in the L. s. they have restored "a ! 80. =
health and enjoyment over ONE HI,Nnpt,,
THOUSAND persons, Who we're given a..
a. inrursble W physicians of Ihe iitst rael ~
sianding. and IN many cases nhen e.et, o,I..
remedy had been resulted 20 IN tain.
In ell easesof Pain OF "a eakness. y h.,l,, !,
be chronic or recent. whether II Be dealp,s, :.
pain in The side, whether il arse r. n 80.
iniional OF from some immediate eause. a..
Their u be from internal or external min, a
will be cured By Persssering IN tie st Il ls,,s
Pills.
This principle Of pareine Nth Brand,e,h'.
Pills, removes nothing bui lhs pstltss apd Dc.
eayed PARTICLES from the body The i, oubid 4, a
corrupt humors Of The blood, tlosc lhmo,.
which canse distase-ihey impede lie fare.
tons Of the liver shen they settle nton lhs,
organ. and which. when they settle upon he
muscles, produce IheumaIism; or npon lie
nerves. produce g VI; or upon The luiry, pro.
duee consumption; % upon the intessines, ,.s
iiseness; or upon the lining Of the Llsd yss.
sells, apoplcxy and paralysls, and all the tara
Of disorders 80 melancholy 20 The sufferer q, 4
oil who behold them.
Yes, purging these hpmors from ths body d,
The true cure for al these complaints, and &C..
cry other form Of disease. This 10 no mere
sssertion-ii 10 Q demonsirsLle truth, sn6ts,h
day u lie extending itself; fsr and ide il j. be.
coming known, and noIe and mofe apprtt:.
tated.
The cure BY pnrging may more de- tsnd upan
the laws which produce sweetness or puris,
than may be generally imagined. Whatever
tends 70 siagna,e. viii produce sickness, te.
cause q tends 10 puirtfariisn, therefore tie
neeessity Of constant sfereise 10 seen.
When constant exercise eannOtbe used from
ANY CAUSE. the occasional use &C orIKIss
MEDICINE sABsOLUTELY required. Thss
The eonduiis Of the blood. the fountain Of he,
are kepi free from those impuIi lies v hieh would
prevent is steady current minisiering health
Thus morbid humors ere prevented from Be.
coming mixed with IL. Ii 10 nature v hhh is
thus assisted through the rssns and s,llsb
which she has provided for herelG 4
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FnHE subscribers would respectfully an.
- nounre 10 their friends and aequainian.
ees in Raleigh, and Throughout; North Carolina.
that they have now on hand large assortment
Of NuxSs f. CLARK's Piano Forlrs, which, for
brilliancy Of tone and unparalleled touch and
durability. are not surpassed. They wish 20
say. that they spiH not demand pay for any Piano
soid until 20 % tried BY the Parehassr. for which
they will allow any reasonable lime. They
have also yiolins Of d superior quality, from
81 SO upto $50; large selection Of superior
Violin Strings; Guitar strings; oil kinds Of
Wind Instruments Tor Military Bands, as
Horns. BuRles. Flies. Trombones, Serpents
and Bells; Superior Flutes and Flseeolets.
single and double; French Aecordeons, Of a
pattern and tone never before seen here;
Drums and Bass Drums. al oil dimensions; on
assortment Of superior Gatars. together with
the largest assortment Of MUSIC ever before
imported here.
The Subscribers will be glad 70 furnish
Schools and others With Music; and being both
Teachers Of the Piano Forte, they hope TO be
enabled to select for their friends what is
agreeable and pleasing. useful and improving
they respectfully solicit the favor and pal.
ronage ofthe Ladies and Gentlemen Of Raleigh,
and throughout the state of North Carolina.
y BRA CHARLES BERG e. co.
Petersburg. Va. March 81, 7s-
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THE subscribers have received and offer e.
sale al their Store House, one mile noril
OF Cross Roads Meeting House, a fresh end
desirable stock Of Seasonable Goods, consist
ing in part Of the following articles:
Common and Fine Blue Cloths,
Invisible Green do.
Cassimeres and Sstinets,
Black Silk and Satin Vesiinps,
Marseilles do.
French. London and Furniture Prints.
Black Silks and Printed Muslin.
Gsuze Scarfs and lisndkerchiefs,
Stockinet Drilling and Gsmbroon,
Fashionable Bonne,s and Wresths,
Plain. Figured, Swiss and Cheouered
Muslin,
Rlbands, Edgings and Brown Linen.
Linen Bosoms and Collars. Oil Cln,hs,
Hardware. Cutlery, Croekery and Tin
Ware. - ssh. 49,
Points. Nails and Iron.
i.nsi aud Brown Sugar.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Buckles,
Plush. Webbing, Trees& Morocco skins.
hATS-Beaver. Brush. Russia, Mole
skin and Palm. leaf Hats.
Ladies line KID Slippers, and Mems
Pumps and Shoes.
500 poOnds Coiinn Yarn.
Books, Paper. and Paper Prints,
Maylsnd's Scotch Snuff.
y Tobacco and Cigars.
Fancy and Bar Soap.
and many other articles. ~
ELI MURRAY & co. {
May s.. 7l-sm
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DIR. BRaNDRETH's once IN Virginia, 4.
I85 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
Near the Old MARKET.
Mhersihe Pills can Be obtaincd a. a5esnis per

The following gentlemen have been appoint.
cd agents for the sale Of BrandrelLs Fiiis,
Dennis Heart. Ilillsborough.
Sledmsn d Ramsay, Piusborough.
llargrase. Gather a. Co. Lexington.
Joseph A. Siseluf, Midway, Davidson.
James ID. M.Dsde. Chapel Hill.
J. Nj. A. Drake. Ashborough, Randolph.
John X. Brown. Privilege. DO.
NJ. G. Gardner. St. Lawrence. Chatham.
G. A. Mebsne. Mason Hall. Orange.
Z. d w. Smith. Alamance, GuiIlord.
J d X. Sloan. Greensboropgh.
J. d X. Reid. Troublesoms Iron Works,
Rockingham.
James Johnson, Wentw orih. Do.
Wood d Neal. Madison. DO.
w. Burton, IL Co.. Lesksvills. DO.
Owen M'AIcer. Yancey vile, CaswelL
N. j. Palmer. Milton, DO.
December IS 4s-lqm
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HILLSB 0ROU GIL, N. c.
n PusIisHED wsRELY
ny DENNIS HEARTT,

AT THREEiDoiLaRs a YEAR, or TWO poILAls
~ FIFTH cEHTs ~ PAID IN AirANcE.
Those who do noi give notice Of their Nish
10 have their PAPER Discontinued at The cspn".
ton Of the year, vii be presumed ss ,esiIIhg
its Z ontiuuansc until souEtcTmsn,td --Andro
paper will be discontinued until all arrfa,af's
are paid, unless al The option ofihe publisher.
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen linc'.
ono dollar for tie fret, and tw eniy five cents
for zach subsequent insertion; longer o. es ~
proportion. Court advcriscmenis twenty-five
rcr cent iigl,rr. A dcdmtinp ~ 80 Per tent
viii be made to advertisers by the year.
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soda Water and Ice Cream

IT, Gl3s YA959gl ak,,I.
49, enFe N informing the b1bl,s n
SODA FOUNTAIN has been lhoro.sli. h.f
raued. and . nom 10 operation. n, -
Water Is ofsh sseeIlenl qualify. :
~ She has also commeaeed main. ,c,
CREAMs sad persons can be supplied /, ~, I.
day - The week except Sunday and MOI
May 10.
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20 Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, Prospect
IL Hill. Bladen County, Negro boy named
TOM. He was purchased Of Allen Cain, oil
Orange comfy, where he 10 supposed to be
rone. He 10 very stout, ano weighs about 100
ponnds; has been frost bitten; has very Pc
culiar walk, turns his toes very much ont;
height about feet 8 inches; answers quick
when spoken 70; teeth wide apart; low fore
head compiextion not the blacklist, thoagh
dark. Twenty dollars reward will be given for
qis apprehension and confinement in any Jail
WM. N. Whitfield.
Prospect Hill, Bladeu, March 81 tf--s5
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WOOl-Carding.

1RilE Subscriber will have his Wool. carding
Machines in operation b the Sth Of Jane,
seven mics north. west Of Elillsboroueh. He
soliciis the patronage Of his friends and former
customers, and The public generally; and as
he y determined TO use every effort 10 do good
work, he will have his machines in good order.
and has cot new cards; he therefore hopes 10
meet with encouragement. Wool must be
vel washed. and picked clran Of trash and
burs, and have one pound of grease 10 Zen Of
woel. Eight cents per pound FOR earding white
wool, and twelve and hall cents for mixed,
OF the 9Th part &c the wool. Payment must
be made when the woal is taken away.
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
May Is. .. 74--3w
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I9EING dcsiroar of cmbarking IN another
business. I now offer the establishment
1.-THE Wilmington Advertiser Tor sale
do not know Of a more eligible Situation
Tor persons DESTROYS OF embarking in the prn.
ing business, than Wilmington. North Caro-
lima. s......E al. .sss.
Terms accommodating. Applications must
be post paid. = sE.---- ....-.
r. C. HILL.
Wilmington. Nov. M. as
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Wanted.

In exchange for Dry Goods--BEES
WAX, TALL0W, FEATHERS.
and FLAXSEED.
JAMES WEBB. Jr. & Go.
December i6.s 81
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GOELlCK'S
Matchless Sanatiyc.

rtHlS invaluable Medicine, which las pr.
formed astonishing cures in the Consump-
tioa, and other diseases Of the liver, is krrt
constantly for sale by the subscflbcr, al HATS
horn Post Office, Orange &C unity.
HENRY FOGLEMAN.
March -. IL 6
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Buffalo Springs,
I'm MeckIenburg County, Fa.

EFhf s4llss sssf e cIarksrfiEe.
THE Subscribers having become The
= owners Of this Property. are extend
ing sheir means of accommodation, and
sxpset. by The opening Of the Season. 70
Be ssIs 10 AFFORD comfortable entertain
meuf 10 Iwo hundred and 6fiy or three
hundred sisiIoFs. Their cabins are well
finished. airy and eomior,sbls-lheir
sisbIes good. with q pump of excellent
wsIer 10 he yard. Their Bar shall be
fsrnishsd With The bsss Wines and Ii
qnors shai can be procured. and their Ia
Ole wishths bss. supplies the county will
afford. A band of good Music will be al.
wsys IN snsndsnes; in fact. they intend
10 spare neither trouble or expense in
their sffors 10 render This estsblishmeni
Q pleasant and fashionable resort for both
ibe ehsllhy and the sick.
As 10 The nadicinsl properties Of The
BUFFALO WATERS,
itmighl be sufficient 10 rsfsti 70 the subjoin-
ed statements Of Doctors Harris and Vsna-
be. iso gentlemen of distinction in their
profession, and vel sequsinied with the
properties and effect Of The waters in oil
diseases. Bot as evidence Of their Anti.
Billions effect. The subscriber. David Shell.
iOa. viii state feet as coming within his
swn knowledge, 10 wii: That for The last
30 years, families lof,en lsrgel have resid.
ed ~ she Buffalo springs. and that no in
stance Of Bilious OF Ague and Fever ever
occaired in family residing there; and so
confident are the owners Of the sove-
ssignsy Of this water in Agus and Fever.
and in 50 many instances have they viii.
nessed cures generally in q leu dsys.l
waheut ever knowing !, 10 fail in Gin
Gle instance. that they say 10 any person
who will bring an Ague and Fever 70 Buf-
falo Springs. that if IL don't cure. that he
shall pay nothing for board. They might
say much more Of the efficacy OF these
waiars In many other diseases. but they
vii only refer 10 the certificates Of Dee
tors Harris and Venable.
DAVID SHELTON,
.,,;, ,s., GLEN. r. KENYON.
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Mattresses.

ErFtlER Double or Single, made TO
order-an article OF great conIOT
either IN summer or winter. Orders let
81 the office Of the llilIsborcugh Rrcor-
der will be duly atieuded to.
July 81. e.
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COR
| SsgsSs9I
VERY CHEAP!!
WYE are nov reeeiving from New York and
- Philadelphia. . handsome assortmsat oi
! Spring and Summer
GOODS,
which hare been bought cheap and will Be
soid cheap.
This parehass was not made By order. bui
81 one o. the Subscribers. we thertfore think
re are abe n shOn stock that must Please
our irieads and customers wishing 70 treat
themselves 10 Summer supply.
euR STOCK COMPRISES.
Superior wool dyed Black CLOTHS.
Do. do. Blue do.
Do. do. Invisible Green, do.
I De- Dep Sa@' D.a. SUMNER CLOTHS.
DO. Ermineis.
Fsncy Cassimeres. Salineis. -..
Cadet lanes. Kentucky James.
Silk. Satin. Cashmere. vrsr,Ncs
and Marserlles. sESiiaeS.
Printed Lawn. Jaekonei and French Mus.
lin.
chsleys, plain and striped Ginghsm.
Figured. striped and plain Ligh, Silks.
Black and blue-blaek Bombszines,
French. English and American Prints.
Plain and Chequered Muslin.
Long Lawn. Hem stitch and Linen Cam
brio Handkerehiefs.
Damssk and Bird-eye Diaper.
Irish and Brown Linens.
Brown Holland. and Linen DrilIings.
Georgia Nankin. Cadet Cassimeres.
Worked Collars. Edgings and Inserlings.
Florence and Straw Braid Bonneis.
Hoods. Flowers, Bonnet Ribbons, &c.
ALSO,
Beaver Fur. Brush, leghon aud Palm.
leaf HATS.
Gentlemen's Shoes, Boots, Pumps and
Slippers.
Ladies' Black and Coloured Slippers.
Turkey Red and Cotton Yarn.
Glass. Queensware, Crockery, and Stone
Ware. @
Hardware and Cutlery.
Chocolate, Mace, Gloves.
Molasses. Loaf and Brown Sugar.
Black and Green Teas.
Powder, Shot. Nails. Window Glass,
White Lead and other Paints, go. &c.
PARKER e. NELSON.
April %. 10
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Piano Forte & Music
@ STORE.

SIOn6s
TIE Subscribers respectfully announce 20
their friends and the public, that they are
now opening at theirStore on Sycamore street,
a large assortment Of Pianos Of superior quail
", from The mandatory Of Messrs. Nusxs &
CLARK, New York. which they submit 10 the
| examination Of their friends and the public.
They have also on hand the largest and best
| selection Of American and European Music
that has ever been exhibited here. AIsn,
| superior Guitars, Victims, Accordeons, Flutes,
Flies and Drums large assortment of Ro.
maa. French and English Iarps, Guitar and
Violin Strings. s --.---
They will receive weekly from the Northern
Cities, every new publication Of Music, intend
ing TO keep At al times the largest and most
complete assortment. And being both of az
Teachers, and having some experience in
selecting Music and Musical instruments, we
hope to &c enabled 10 keep such an assortment
as will be pleasing. agreeable and useful TO
those who win favor us with their patronage.
We beg leave 10 say also, that we shall he
glad TO allow purchasers Of our Pianos TO keep
them Tor . reasonable time and try them. be.
fore paying for them. and we will take back
any Piano paid Tor, if proved 10 he defective.
even alter 10 months trial. Any Piano sold in
Town or lis enyifons, will be kept in tune for
IL months gratis.
CHARLES BERG & CO.
tLo Pianos tuned and lei on hire.
Petersburg, April I. 6s-
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NEW GOnnS

~ 49, Z nL susstrbsIt ksF;,
- eFuiied lhriF Sissk 4 re-
.ss@ afaaoas souid respeell.l,, ~
pbhiie % rive them cen. ias
Their siork ronsisis q rssry 49,,
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