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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-17

fANetlNla-l CHANOFrY.
~ rules held IN the clerks Office Of the Cir
euit Su o.tor Coui Of Law and Chanc-TY tor the
county OtOhto IN tbs month OF March, tt42.
Ihbmts tOrubrOOk, executor aud deylsee OF Ia
COZ HornbrOVk, de 'caScd, Complainant
=, against
alexander Wilson Administrator Of Marc.s Will
s'n deceased. and David r. Wilson, Elizabeth
mHson, Ait GaudeT NIlsSn the youngur. aud
virginia NIlsol. which said DAVID r.. Eliza
oeih' Alexander the Younger. and Virginia VII
son are children a q heirs at law OF the said
Marcus Wilson deceased Defendants
VIE defendants Elizabeth and Virginia Wilson
n not having entered their appearance anil Civ.
en- security according TO the act VI AsS,m bly and
lhr rul-s Oi this court and n appearing b. saus
lactofy proof that they are not InhabItants Of this
Common N~calth-and the defendant David r.
Hiis"h not having entered hts appearance and
the complainant hill, aud Il also sp
by ssttsiac.op roof that upon propyr
enquiry nada for HIM az hts usual place OF abode
IN the county of Ohm tor the purpt 80 of serving
upon HIM the process ofsubpOsn1 ISSUED in this
cause he could not be found, on motion # com.
plaInant by counsel, u - ordered that the SAID
dtlCndants do appear here on the first day Of the
next term al this court. enter their a. pcaTauce
and answer the Compliments ball,
tni that n copy of this order Be forthwith insert
M some newspaper printed m IN. city Of
w hccitug tsT tSO mOnths suCcessIv.ly Bnd posted
At the front door Of the court house of OHIO coun- |
~. A copy teSte,
ALIEN + .AIDLEY, Clerk.
Nelson Tor f'nmrf mRr I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-17

NIttilNlA-lN cHASCERY
At rules held IN th- clerk : Office 81 the Circus,
superior Court Of Law aud Chanccry E.Tthe
county 81 Ohib Ia the month Of March, 1912
Richa q Sew ell aud Joseph Bausher. mrtclt ants
aud Uurtncrs doing business under the firm Of
Sewell & y ugher Compliments
Samuel j CrOthCrs, executor oftho last will and
testament ofJnhu CrOthCrs deceased, sud Ha-
mutton Boon, m his own right and as survi.
wing partner of the said John CrOthers, Ia rcl
dong bu'n"ss under the frm Of Crothcrs *
Il ,on, aud Humphrey Boon Defendants
' VIE defendant Simuel J Cpihers uoi having
entered hrs nppea rance and given security
accotding to the act of Assembly and the rules
oi thus court. ana O; appearing by saus aCtory
preof that he Is not an InhabItaut Of this Com.
iuonwellth, Oh motion of the complaInants by
counsel, ~ IS ordered that the said dei-udint do
appear here on the first day of the next spri,g
tCrm OF this court, aud answer the complainant.
bil anu that n copy of tins order be forthwith
inserted an some newspaper printed IN the city Of
W hNcllnV tor two months successtyviy and post.
CD nj the front door If the court LouJe II Ohio
county. A copy t-ste
ALEX. r. LAIDLEY. Clerk.
Jacob & Fltzhugh for comp mar IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-17
'Ece open al lOs o'clock. A. VI.

ID. AGNEW. r. NJ.
- lhs Office opens on sundays AZ One o'clock
, W. so a. not TO interfere with the time Of Public
Worship In ihc ChuFches) ans remain, o,on ONF
HOUR. dcc ia O'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-17

aH,.'N ALMANAC iar lea. JTs1 T-s-,
- e- Sod 90 sale ~
oyi THOMPSON go. &c ....s, o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-17
RALSTON ON TIFF PROPHECIES

y y cHpllcnrI"n on the Prophecies orDanIel and
a John. iygeticr with nn inquiry into the pro.
P'i',I OF ihe use "f Evangelical Psa!mydy. by SAN.
u'. "aI.s'ou' d D,Jusl received and br sale by
Ir53 OrB STEPHENSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-17
In CzAScERY

In DO Great
Superior Court Of
Law ard ChancO
~ for the County
AHEt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-04
CURIOUS ARTS.

Some friend has scrt US through, The
Pos, OIlice The following useful recipes,
which if gcnuuo-an,l we see ro reason
10 doubi.-are truly valuable, as well as
curious. lie has our thanks.
l. 4 Waier-prcof Gtue.--Mclt common
glue in The smallest possible quantity Of
water, and add by dpps, linseed oil ,ha,
has been rendered drying by having a
small quantity Of lilharge boiled in it. the
glue being briskly stirred when the oil is
added.
2. Glue will resist wafer to a con.idcra
bic extent by being dissolved in skinned
milk.
3. The addition of finely lerisn,ctl
chalk TO a solution OF common glue in wa
ter, Strengthens il, aud renders j, suitable
for signs or no other work that is exposed
to The weather.
4. a glue (or cemen,J ,ha, will hold
against FIRE or water, may be made by
mixing and boiling together Iinsced oil ana
quick lime. This mixture must be rclu-
ccd 10 tho consis,rnce OF soft putty and
then spread on lin plates aud :Iricd ia the
shade, whcro it will dry very hard. This
may afterwards be melted like common
glue, unh must bc used while hu,.-.4m
Mechanic.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-04


Fight ,rith a Siurer.-Thc ?hiladcl-
phia correspondent of The Baltimore Pairi-
OF gives the following extract from q p'i-
va,c letter, dated
RIO DE- JASEiRo. Feb. l3, 1872.
"a few days since, large ship "a sla-
ver) sailed from this port under American
colors, for the African coast. An English
lrisa,e which. was laying in port. knew her
destination. aud determined to capture her.
They met lew miles outside the harbor:
the frisale sent her boat on board the Amer.
ican ship; The officer in command was told
to keep of or they would fire into him; the
boat kept on. when the officer let Loose q
gun upon him. The co,nmnnder OF The
John Bull frieatc then hailed that he would
fire into him. If he did not hcave to-
Fire aud he d-d." was The reply, ac-
comparied by hrnadsidc from the well
trained guns Of the Yankee, which carried
away the fore aud main yards oi The In
gate. The fellow crowded all sail and was
out of The range of the iriga,e's guns before
he we'll knew what was the mal,cr with
him. saw the frigatc afterwards; the
main was down aud they were IN the ac,
Of sending down The fore. which ] could
see had been much damaged. The Eng.
lshmau declares he will have The skip il
he loses his in the undertaking.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-04

4 terrible affair al Louisriile-One man
burn, to death an! another murdcrcd.-A
fire broke out at louisville on the 10Th ull.
which consumed house in which there
was sick man, stranger, who became a
victim to the Hanes. IL is supposed that
a person. not known to the family where
the sick man lay, who came few days
prcvious and assumed the authority Of Ia
king charge of him and his effects, set the
building 90 Ere. Several other adjoining
houses were also destroyed before the
flames could be checked.
The most terrible part OF this affair is
vet TO relate. While the FIRE was raging, a
gentleman named Patien, an old and high
ly respectable citizen, removed his furni-
,urc. fearing ;lrai his house Nigh, also ne
consumed. After the fire had been COM
pleleIv extinguishcd, and the hustle and
turmoil attendant thereon had subsidized.
Mr.. Pa,leu proceeded 10 replace his prop
er,y; and while in The ACT Of doing so. was
attacked in the passage leading to his
house by o man armed with bowie knife,
who coolly and deliberately. without the
slightest provocatipe. stabbed him to the
heart, and made his escape. The unfortu-
nate man expired almost Instantly. bul
with mis- last breath uttered iu language
loud enough TO he heard. that his murder.
er was named Mclaughlin. who has since
been Identified, apprehended and impris-
opcd, 10 await his trial. Il Is tho opinion
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-04

TIE !ScGons.-rhe Richmond Enquirer
of the 22dult. thus discourscs upon the
present seBon:
The pre,ocious spring is nearly three
weeks aIIeal Of the former season. The
strawhcrryis appearing in market. The
whca, field, aru covered with the most
hcur,iful ani iuxurinn, growth. The early
rcr! May what is already heading. The
harvest promises TO bo three weeks earlier
than usual; nnd, unless /, should I've scri
ously injured by tie rust or by lodging, the
harvcs, will be singularly fine. We shall
have llnur much sooner in market-,hc
Banks will be 10 the same proportion as
sisted by The possession OF Northern funds,
and the great produce Of the crop will
smooth the way to the resumption Of spc-
Gle payments.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-04
Efon Kenaslrs Unipn pemosra..
MR.. CALHoUN-rHE LOAN Bill

MR.. CALHUUN-THE LOAN BILL.
Stepping into the Senate ON Tuesday
last, wo ionnd Mr. Calhoun in the mids,
OF Que OF MS terse and clear speeches, in
reference 10 the hnunces and The credit oi
the Governmsnt. Addressing the Wing
party. nc presented the following views
with irresistible power.
You charged the last administration
with exifayasaucer with spending more
than their income, with running the gov
eminent IN debt. aud you promised TO re-
form this policy.
III you were correct ID those charges,
what was your tirst duty on coming into
poweri WAS 10 equaiize the receipts
aud expenditures, to cherish aud increase
the receipts, aud TO reduce the expendi-
turas.
What was actually done by you? Err
actiy the rccetse. You alienaled and gave
away the entire receipts from one oil the
great sources oil revenue, aud you increa-
sed the expenditures. You were scarcely
seated in Office before you made haste, by
IN extra session of Congress. TO add four
o: five millions oil dollars to the expenses
Of the year, usd al The same time dislrlb-
ute among ,hs States tho revenue arising
from the sales Of public hands, thus large
ly increasing the difference between the
receipts aid expenditures, which you al
legged already existed.
Under whatcircums,nnces was this doucl
II was done DOT only when you were uu-
der pledges 10 retrench, but when lnc cred.
It OF the States was already in most pre-
car!ous condition, and the confidence o!
capitalists 6tcom!ns every day weakcr.-
Nothing was more important 10 lh- credit
OF The :5tuies at home uud abroad, aud 10
American credit Of every kind IN Europe,
than thai the credit of Ibis government
should not only be suslalucd, but placed on
impregnabb ground. II would have rca.
sured The capitalists who would have had
jus, groRntIio hope that the States aud in
dividuals would spare no efforts TO emu.
late so noble 40 example.
But yol gave away your income; you
increasedyour expenses, aud NJ The same
moment !ou appealed To the already lcsi-
;aling CAPITALIST TO lend YOU money. Was
no, the resuli inevitable ! ulteriy disap.
pointed i1 the expectations your charges
aud promises had excited. he refuses to
lend you anoilcr dollar, the crcdi! of this
govefumess is anaihi'aied, that of The
States bafgoac down with il, and that Of
Amercansilizens with foreigners has shar-
ed the sane fate. Aud now like the deb
tor has,eSng 10 Bankruptcy, you are re-
duced q the extremity of selling your
bonds for Whist they vii! bring. What
else ough 10 have bseu expected from
the higliI liIexpccialions excited by your
charges nd promises, and the utter disap.
poinlme4 which;your performances have
produced
As VI. dflhoun pressed home these
fncts and consequences upon the Wing
Senators We observed that many OF their
seats beGmc very uncomfortable. The
twisting ss,nd fro, the forced smile. the
inaudibcEhisPer rs il 10 reasurc each
other, cvaccd that truth has uo, los, It's
power, aloush no charge is TO be cxpec-
ted in ,hecoursc OF the Wing party,
"A aan convinced aeains, his viii,
l. uf.he same opinion STILL"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-04

Nor, T,rars Capsntd.-On the 10th
of February last. party OF Texans taken
at the Rio Ggandc and al Corpus Christi,
were hroush, into Mexico. aud confined in
the Accorda,!a Some were seized last
summer. an! others late in The year
Among them were Mcssrs. Sutherland,
Tower. Boyd. Farrow, Pratt, Rondcau. "a
Canadian) aud DR.. Golfer. Sutherland is
Scorchman, aud has long been trader
ar the Rio Grardr. lie was seized mere
ly upon accourr Of claiming some goods
taken by Capt Sanchez AT Corpus Chris
ii. when Dimitt and some others were
made prisoners. Prau aud his conpnn-
IONS we're taken with 200 head of cattle,
which came in,n iheir possession nn the
Rio Granlc. Two u! The original party
rose OH The guard and killed Mexican,
but were themselves killed. aud urhers who
escaped were ro.capiured.-N. .. Pic.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-04

Hail Storm.-A severe hail storm, ac-
companied with wind, thunder, lightning
and rain, passed over this place on the
18th April. We never before saw such 4
quantity Of rain fall in so short 4 time-the
town was literally inunda,ed-the cutters
aud streets running like rivers. and the
rain beating in through every crack and
crevice. there was danger Of being inunda-
ted within as we'll as without; while the
constant crashing Of the thunder. and
cleaning Of lightning, seemed as IL heav.
Ell, earth and ocean were again mineling
into chaos. A good deal Of injury was
done 10 plantations by the washing Of the
rain. aud The young crops suffered consld'
erably by the hail.
During The storm a wagon and six mules
standing in the street near the Washing,
ton Hall, was struck by the lightning and
one mule Instantly killed. A number o!
persons in The contiguous stores were SEN
sibly shocked, but providcnially no other
injury was done.-Mdeon Telegraph.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-04
SAyASSAu, April p


The Royal Mail Steamer Midway pass
ed our bar Yesterday morning. and came
M 10 -Four Mile Point" where she an
chorrd.
The intelligence by this steamship is
comparaiiyely uuiInpurtant, aud IN ihct we
In not ascertain that she has many items
Of news. except 50 far as her own move
mcn;S are concerned.
We learn from n passenger OH board.
Mr.. Sym,ns. who left Vera Cruz on The
.l,h inst. that the United States frsaIc
Macedonian and snop of war Warren,
hal arrived "a, Vera Cruz. Our informant
me, a, ,Jalapa Mr.. Mcleod. who went out
nas.eurcr in une Of the above vessels. MIR.
urJ ,coI WAS on his wav 10 castle Pcrotc,
wbcr, his hrorhcr aud ffty-onc Others be-
LONGING 10 the Santa Fc expedition were
confined. Ono hundred o!'lhc unfortunate
cap,ivcs we're coutiucd IN the Mexican
| Capi,o, and some seventy Of them in The
city Of PuehIa.
Whca the Texans first arrivcdin Meg
ico. their condition was most distressing.
aud they were almost lu II s'Hit oi uuul'y
They were at first compelled TO labor five
DAYS in irons, since which their suiicrin2s
have been lcsscned. the most serious in-
convenience being that of sleeping i. mar
n,w and uncomfortable cells al night. Con.
siderable sums had been subscribed for Tue
aid of the caplives. Some Mexican gen
ilcmcu had made up n contribution OF
about $500 for them. and two gentlemen
from Boston. one of them Mr.. Tabat,
had given eight douhloons each. Mr. ).
had seen all the prisoners and convcrscd
with many OF them. Mr.. Kendall was
confined cn,irely apart from the Others.
The object Of raising the military force
in Mexico is said To be in order 10 bring
under -ubjeclion the local government ot
Yuca,an. after which il was thought they
would b. directed against Texas. The ap.
poiurmeu, of Gen. Thompson as Minister
to Mexico. had given great satisfaction
Gen. r. had arrived nj Vera Cruz.
Santa Anna left the city of MeVica IN
order to establish his head quarters in The
country -RCpuLiicdn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-04

The honesty Of the French People
They are. believe. more honest people
than the British. Tile beggar. who is cvi.
denIly hungry, respects the fruit on the
roadside within his reach, although there
is nobody TO protect it. Property is much
respected in Fraace; and in bringing up
children, this fidelity towards the property
seems much mora carefully inculcaled by
parents in the lower class. 10 The home ed
uca,ion Of their children, than with U.s.
This respect fHr the property is closely
connected with that respect for the feelings
OF our cishhors, which constitutes what is
called good :nanr"rs. This is carefully
inculca,cd in children Of all ranks in
France. They are taught tu do WIN, is
pleasing and agreeable lo Others. We are
too apt TO undcryalur This spirit, az tend
Ing merely 10 superficial accomplish.
nrnts. 10 empty compliments in words
and unneanlng appearance in acts. But.
in reality. this reference TO Tic feelings of
others in all we 10, is a moral habit Of
great value where it is generally difiu>cd,
and enters into the home lrainin. nl' every
family. II j, IN cducalion both Of the ps-
rrut and child in morals, carried on tliro'
The medium nf external manners. Our
lo~cr and middle classes arc deficient in
this hIrd Of family cducalinr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-04
New ORLEANS. April 90.

The steamer NEPTUNE has brought Tex
rs papers to Thursday last. Every thing
remained pretty much in sta,n qun. From
The frontiers, no alarms had come Of late.
One OF tie Galveston editors cautions the
wolr.huntcrs from the United States. ,ha,
they will fiud in Texas little more than
sympathy. The Texans are in want Of
moucy. nor have Ilicy more provisions than
wha, they can cat themselves. Another
editor riiicu!es the idea that EnslaEd was
the promoter or hacker OF The hostile dem
ons,raious of Mexico towards Texas
President Houston has caused TO DC pub.
lshed a long address ID the people Of Tex.
as. lie talks OF carrying on the war. but
inrimatcs that twill require lime TO organ.
ize aud discipline The volunteers, aud pro.
cure munitions. provisions. etc. He says
that the orders issued by him TO the Tex
ian forces in The vicinity OF Bcxar were
not obeyed in consequence o! the confusion
aud insubordinalion which were prevalent
among the different bands.
A prize schr called The Dos Amigos had
arrived at Galveston.-Coarier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-04

Crops Ohio, Sre.-Our advices from
all parts of this country respecting the
growing cops, arc favorable. In the opin-
ion of may farmers, The whca, is pow oul
of danger rom the fy, and if il escape the
rus. The wheat crop Of 1892 will be very
abundant MuskinSum county. as there
was considerable increase in The amount
sowed. 'ihe prospects are also fair for an
ahundauccof fruit of all kinds.
The sane gratiflin: intelligence comes
through our exchange papers from differ
cnt scciiou of Ohio; bur ii,1rc j. ye; lime
for these irieh, hopes TO he blasted. The
Virginia papers speak of the fine appear
ance Of TN What III that Stale also.
ZmeSriNe %. Ga:t!ic.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-04
New Boot and Shoe
EST.aNLESEN,EEEJy.V,.

TVHE Subscriber Informs his friends, that
Il he has provided himself with the hes, p,,.
,erlals ioi making fine BOOTS and SHOES
and ha, cI'ninenced business ut Po.tersyiIle.
The best evidence ofll,anks that he can give
his trends and The public, for their patronage
winch he hopes 10 merit, Is To insure rood and
tushlonubie work upon terms TO suit the lime.
STEVEN 4. BROWN.
II Repairing done al the shortest notice.
may 3; IA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-04
AbbeviIle Mineral $ Springs.

VENHIS establishment is now open snr the
Il reception Of visitors. under The superior
and popular management OF MIR. and Mrs.
LAwHoH Having made arrangements 10 keep
4 eonstnn, supply Of fresh Butter aud fresh
Meals aud Poultry. equal l. any To be had in
England, with first rate Cooks. the Directors
can confidently promise rs comfortable accom-.
modations as any TO be obtained at the most cel-
ebrated watering places in the United States.
When to this they add the almost specific Elf.
cacy Of the waters in Dyspepsia. and III nll
eases Of disease in the Liver end Kidneys, they
iialer themselves. that 10 higher attractions can
be presented. except. perhaps in these times of
pressure. tina, their charges are believed 10 be
lower than those of any similar institution IN The
North or South.
The Springs are situated near the Anderson
line. in a hilIy, romantic country, entirely ex-
empt from our summer and autunnal ievers
THE DIRECTORS
april 80, 1872. a "a
M The Editors Of the Augusta Constitution
ais, and Grecnville Mouutainccr. will insert
this weekly. for six times, aud forward their ac-
counts To A. V. Lawhon.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-04

~ J: GLOVER respectfully asnpuDepss III
W. his friends and the public geaesasly, tlsat
having received a large supply OF superior ma.
ierials, he is moss prepared 10 repair or build 10
order any description ofCARRlAGES. OF which
in beauty Of model aud permanency ofworl.
mnnship, shall not be surpassed by any IN The
Southern market. He is likewise prepared to
manufacture HARNESS. aud 10 have done nj
his establishment all kinds ofBLACKSMITH. of
ING; aud hopes by promptness and strict ai-
tention to business. 10 merit share Of public
patronage.
maya If il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-04
Notice.

II OST on The first Monday in Marcel, last,
A two NOTES, one on William Williams,
for one hundred dollars, on which there is acre.
din of twenty dollars; one on John Mobley for
six,y.,wo dollars and Fifty cents; receipt Of
Luke BANDS for ilty-nine dollars, and nsisss
Der Of other receipts and papers, Of no suss 2
an, person but the subscriber. loTFs1n any
person against trading for the Notes
JOHN LOsT Ei
p.ay4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-04

a Federal Eel Pie.-Talking with n
staunch old (eieralist The ntiler day, he
urged The paramount, necessity of high
tariff 10 save he country from impending
ruin, such as it never had seen before
Blu, why, asked we, do not the members
bclcnging to your party, having the ma
jorily in Congress, pass high tariff act at
once? Because. said he, they are jus, like
baske, of cels, each one is squrrnming
10 gel himself into dilieren: position, aud
so they spend their whole lime in twisting
about and getting over and under each
other. Some Of them want TO be Presi-
dent, aud almost all Of them foreign min
isierss collectors, district attorneys, or the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-04

IrIsAAc HOPKINS. a So ldier Of tic
Revolution, Is alive, and ,yillappl9 af the Post
one. 81 EdgeEeid G, a., 5. C...hewili ohsaiH
ssch ialprmsiion, as wi eashle hin % sRhs;ais-
sistc lIs eiaafn for services rendered in the war
olt@ Rsyoloiion.
Ediiolswish uhon. sc exchange viii plcusp
copy. aPsil ;;ss H.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-04

Of the Louisville Journal, illIIla eigyy e
at presen, infested with fright Eang oil
incendiaries, aud that the FIRE hers flsea-
toned was undoubtedly caused bg some
Of them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-04
April l3
TO NeyysDapcr Editors, &c.

gNyHE Advertiser (an experienced practical
PrintrI,) would take charge OF tho Me-
cuASIcAL DErARrmEsr Of Newspaper cstl-
blishmen,. or Book aud Jobbiug Office, either
IN The upper par OF this State. Georgia, Ainba-
ma, or Florida or accept any SITUATION con.
neclcd with them, where he may obtain fair
remuneration for his services.
References can be given &c ior
the moral and professional ci,arseies uf Iile
vertiser. 10 members Of iheserFps eitisaa;si irs
this State and Georgia. WIS., iayr knepgs Etins
for the las; four years. JssIifcs1 4. /, Eicrc17
ry Office, Charles,og
D The craft .yyss carifsf d faycr BY giving
the above one 81 fpsa insertions.
march is