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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-20

HEREBY give notice that wiil,nt che next.
Match term Of the Probate Court Of 1bzoo'
county, present my account Tor final settlement,
end apply for allowances and discharge from 81
further duties % .adminlsiratog 81 the estate Of
John Wilson, deed. WM WILSON, "A dnt.
BY WrLLIAn PACK.
sanlasy les lp45. @4-3t
The state Of NIississippi,t PaobArE CovRT,
fAzoo CoUETy. Deer Term, 1872.
W. HlsREAS, Daniel i. johnson, Ad-
minisiTator Of the Estate Of seaborn
Williams, decd, having, ~ petition and ap-
plicatlon, represented to The court that debis
are outstanding and unpaid against said es-
tale, that there IS no personal property where
with 10 satisfy the same, and pfays that cita.
ton issuesto the heirs, and ll persons in,
terested, TO appear aud show cause, If am
they can, why the aforementioned land,
should not be sold, Of which the said Sea
born Williams died seized and possessed
for tho purpose Of paving the debts agains
the. same, all lying and being in the count,
of YazoO and State of Mississippi, viz: thI
west half Of the southwest quarter Of Sec
lion 5, and the east half Of the northeas
quarter Of Section z, all in Township
Range /, west.
L is ordered and decreed that Citato
issue 10 all persons interested, 10 be and al
pear at the next February Term Of thi
Court, and show cause, if any they can, VIII
an order of sale should not be granted, Il
the purpose Of paying the debts against sal
estate,
It is further ordered, that publication
the said citation be made in some newsp
per published in the State, for the space
30 days, and be SET up at three public plac,
in the county for the same length Of time
Test, GEO. CROCKETT, CPk.
January 6, l643. pr fee 10 dols.) 26-4t
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TAX COLLECTORS. SALES.

sDCSOlAoSt - $3.50 @NsAets
TAX COLLECTORS. SALES.
I WILL expose at public sale, TO the high
est bidder for cash. in front of the Phoenix /
House in Yazoo City, on Monday the 9th
day Of February, (lS43,) within the hours
prescribed by law, the following described
property, to witt
Lot No. 81, fronting on Yazoo street in
said town, assessed for the year l64l as the
property Of Bethayin Young, and as the
property Of The estate of said Bethavin
Young for the year lS42--and will be sold :
or so much thereof as will pay the tp.xes
due By the said Young, aud by paid estate
for the years aforesaid, and al cost. accr,Iil /,
thereon Taxes due, 50 so.
J. PENNEY, Assessor g. Col
Dec. 2, lS42. 81 IN,
Printers fee, IL l.,Ilars
WILL expose, also, al public sale 10 he
highest bidder FOR cash, in front Of the pho.
nix Rouse in Yazoo CITY, on MONDAY the
otp day Of February, ls43, within the Legal
aours, the following described property. viz.
s. Lots Nos. 203 and 2s3, both fronting Of
4 Hamilton street in said town, assessed q:
the property Of Thomas Ward-afd viii b
sold, or SO much thereof as will pay Tbs
taxes due on The same to the corporation o
said town, FOR the years 1889, l64O, ls4l
and 1912, together With all costs accruin,
thereon. Taxes due. 81 SO.
]. PENNEY, Assessor & Col.
81 Dec. =. 1912. 2l-lOt
Printers fee, III dollars.
I ALSO--At The same time and place.
I will sells 10 the highest bidder fof cash, th
following described property, to vii /: La
10. Ii fronting on Main and Washing ID
streets, and Lot No. 81 8, frontinr on Mai
and Mound Streets, al Iging and being /
/ Yazoo City -assesssd as the property {
!. James NJ. Pease, and viii Be sold. 81 !
!, much thereof as will pay the taxes duo d
i the saines Of Che taxes due by the said ia.
i a. Pe6ee, o The corporation of said low
for the year 1912, and al costs aecIain
thereon Taxes DUE, $40 81
: ]. PENNEY, Assessor g
December 2, IS1a ol
Printers Zee, 2 dollsfs
Hall boxes, Il bV W.
DE- ID 6bp 40.
do
= legs White Lead Reserved difef
tom kiIsbute. and CO sale 81
DlsEglllING u CT1ARKll.
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n FTER the lstof March next, will re-
"A ceiVe no Treasury Wanonls in pay
ment Of Taxes. Il win DO incOnVenient for
me 20 can more than once on any tax payer
between this and that time, 50 those who
wish 70 save costs would do we'll 10 prepare
themselves with means 10 pay when FIRST
called on. 8. +. JAMES,
Tax Collector, YazOo county.
Dec. o, 1912. 22-tE
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Ell AllNlfta IN the Post Once al Yazoo
cisy, MISS, On the Isl day of January,
l84S " hlcn + not taken out within three
months, viii Sc sent 10 the General Posi-
Office as DEAD LETxERss
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ADVERTTSEMENT s.
Tax Collectors Sale.

u WILL offer for sale, to the highest bidder,
FOR casl:, before the couft house door in the |
town Of Benton, county Of Yazoo and State
Of Mississippi, on Monday, the twenty-fourth
day Of April, ls43, between II o'clock, A.
M and B, r. NJ, the following described
Town Lots, beng IN Yazoo city, 70 wits
Nos Az and AS, on the corner Of Broadway
and Ya1oO streets.
No. IS, fronting on Broadway, between
Mound and Water streets.
No 1874, fronting on Choctaw street, be-
tween 3rd and 4th Streets.
Nos. 2S5 and 2s6, at Upper Landing.
Nos4l6 and All, between Monroe street
and South alley.
400, 423 and 424, adjoining lots, corner
Loake street and South alley.
42S, corner Of Peny-st. and South alley
448 and 447, lying between Broadway and
Madison street.
454, on Madison, between Mound and
Water streets.
asa, bounded BY Broadway, Madison-st.,
Water street and South alley.
479, on Town Bayou, between Main and
Washington streets; and one hundred acres
more or less, not laid of in lots, lying or
streets. Assessed as the pro
perry Of the heirs Of s. g. Matthews, decd
The Administrator or Executor Of the estate
Of said Matthews was called on by me 70
the taxes on said property, and he refuse,
10 pay the same. Said property may at thi
time be claimed By other persons, but wi
sell it exclusively for the taxes dns thereo
for the year 1912. Taxes due, (includin
State and county,) 30 dollars.
SAMUEL L. JAMES,
Tax Collector Of YazOo county.
Jan. 20, ls43. (Pr fee S37, SOY 2s-l4t
Twill offer, at the same time and plac,
the following described property, to witt
Southwest quarter section %, township /:
range 2, west, containing one hundred ar
sixty acres, entered By and assessed to job
G. Andrews and EnOs Fletcher. Tax
due, 2 dollars and 40 cents. Pr fee ST.
Southeast quarter and east half sOuthWe
quarter, and west half northeast quarter
section z, township IL, range 2, west; 81
half southwest quarter section ~, townsl
-, range 2, west; east half southeast 90
ter section 80, township IL, range 2, we
norihwest quarter section 81, township
range 2, west, containing 65S acres; emf
ed 81 and assessed 70 r. ii. Davidson,
S. Brown and Enos Fletcher. Taxes d
8 dollaIS and So cents.
81. JAMES, T.. @. Y. @.
Jan. 20, 1s48. (Pr fee Sl5) 2s-l4
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NOTIEE

ME undersigned administrator, ii right
Of his wife, Of the estate Of Samuel a .
Bentlyg decd viii, a. the January Term,
I843, fourth Monday Of the Probate Court
Of Yazoo county, make q final settlement
with said Court.
WIN. JOHNSON, Admir-.
december %, 1912. 24-4t.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-20

starch and ia low Can les.
BOXES Hopes celahaied Starch
Is % pressed Mould Candles
do dipped a..
heceisesi direct from Cincinnati and fol
sale by the box, 81 ne
DR. IS 81 CLARKE
Dec. 8 B6a2 22-lf
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TAX COLLECTOI1's sAT. Is

II WILL sell at public auction igT cash,
on Monday, the 2Cth day Of Ife6soaFyF
next, tIe43.) ia front Of the Phoenix house.
IN Yazoo City, within the hours prescribed
bylaw, Lots Nos. Us 81 $50, situate on el-
ferson street lin Yazoo City, assessed %
the property Of d. Mcdonald, and will be
sold , or So much thereof As will be soliieienl
10 satisfy tie taxes due on SAD lets 6 tho
cofporati0nO f Yazoo Ctr. 81 re years s.lg,
lS4l and 1919, goge |ieI van aIl cos's illat-
MAJ accrue thereon Am due 9o
s. ler zoo City
Nor. IS. 1912 le-l4t
gLnleI-.le e 81 d1--a-..
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-20

EXPECTING 70 be absent from home
aud from he county, perhaps The whole
q ihe ensuing year, have appointed my
brother, HENnY Nv. VICE, my Agent and
Attorney IN fact, % transact every kind Of
business and attend to al Of my interests
for me during 10y absence.
GRAY J. WICK.
Htzoo city, Dec. 30. le42. 25-l4L
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The stats Sc 2iissi1 irpi,i PKoaATE eopaT.
a20e Comfy 10Y. efin 1917.
--rrynFqEAs Al Sidney Feskins Adminisifs.
w tor os The Estate 81 JaInes NJ eKren, decd,
having BY pstisioH and PIssefssa
- " 81 fo1rt that thc egtale - % debt (ae By e1
bfbit iIsd1 and pTaye she Ccal ak Cliaii On issne
: ) the heirs and al pefsonu intefssted, e appear
I'D sheR cause. If any they eqn ny ne undl.
IN "a half interest IL the tonihN west quarter OF
scr On OF, Township 1g, Range 2,wea, lying
and hs,iDg il the county ol ZOO md STATE q
WiseisS ppi Of which fhe SAID oeceaset died sefg-
ed and Possessed, should noi Be sold for The pgf-
rsas ofs,.avinp tie debts teaipsl said ssiase -
psaved f5r bv said petitioner.
IL n adjadeed end dscfced, lint citn-
ton ;ss,Is 10 persons Interested, IL be and ap-
pear 4 he lneTt January Term Of IhgCoprl, and
Eshey cause. IL aIlx they can, why an order Of
sale shouId not b gEanieds tor The purpose Of
paving The debts against said esiate
II 3 further ordered, thar sPublicaiion Of the
said. Citation be made % some neFepapeT
nublisbed IA the State for tbe space Of SO dags
and Be Get up III three u places IN the eOin-
ty EoF the same length Of time
Attest: GEO. CROCKETT. CI'k.
Dec. 8, 1872 (Pr feee9 50 22-et
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-20

Superior Court 81 Chancerg of the State
of Mississippi, Jdctsbn, at December
Term, 1912.
Plansers' Bank Of The State Of Mississippi,
1923. W.
Stephen D. Howell 81 al.
TTPON Opening the matters Of this Bill,
" and II appearing to the court that the
defendants, Charles TioFnan and Reuben A. .
P0ryer, are not inhabitanls Of this State
but reside beyond tha limits thereof so that
the ordinary PROCESS Of this court cannot be
executed upon them--it IS therefore order.
ed ihatunless said acknowledgement before
the Chancsllorat The courtroom 20 The town
Of Jackson the first Monday Of June next
ensuing and plead, answer oF demur to said
bill Of complaint, the several allegations
thereof will be taken for confessed as 10
sbcm, and such orderan decree made there
10 as the Chancelof may deem Just and
equitable. II is further ordered, thata copy
of this order DO inserted in.the Yazoo City
Wing once a week forlWo months success,
siVely.
Attesil r. L. DIXON, Cl'k.
BY F.A. HARRISON, ID. c.
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ETTEI1S pl aafli nlE " lloA .la,ii g peen
pgangsd 10 &c md sned. the De-
eembef rs4m. 1870. 81 . Ptobste Court
~ Yazob county,. 81 SO Esiais q Seaborn
Williams 8ec Notice II hereby given to
At persoHs indebted g ZIG estate % maze
Immediate paymep ll1 lness lletsollssllas-
100 aims aqainsi We sanle arc requested g
present henl properly "a 'entleatea, wltliin
the tiIne pfss lied b lae 81 hey VII bo
fofspef buried
TNIEI I JOB SIS Admir-
January 8 1919 Dot.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-20

1hLN 0oNes, 3D. IN W.
-
IS kegs White LEAD es;tod difsel
Ten Rllsbu ind fof sale 81
DRENNlNG u CLARKll
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Attestl Il. L. DIXON, Cl'k.
BY F.A HARAEsoN, ID. c.
F. w. QuackenbOss, Sol.
Jan. 30, ls43. pr fee $l51 2e-9t
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Young Captain II q
M Persons apPl ying ~
please say they ere Apvsiz
ri LAT
IanaaFy I, 1872.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE
In Richmond. Virginia.

TIME next Session Of the Medical Depart
j ment Of Hampden Sidney College, viii
commence in Riehmohd on the last Monday 81
October (3Oth), andsontinue until the last o.
February following.
Jao. CuLLEs, ND, Professor Of Theory aht
Practice Of Medicine.
y. w. ,cDAnBERLAyNE. NJ D., Professor 81
Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
Z. I,,<BorAEEAr, NJ, d., Professor OF obstet
RIGS and Diseases OF Women aud Children.
/SocRATEs MAuPIs, NJ D Professor Of Chem
: lstry and Pharmacy
AUG L. WARMER, NJ. D., Professorof Surge
ryIand Surgical Anatomy
JEFFalEs wYMAE, NJ. d., Professor Of AnatO-
my and Physiology
This Infrmsry attached 10 the College fur
nishes ample materials for practical Medical
and Surgical instruc lion during the sfwinter: 10
this sfsfso added the public institutions OF the
city, which are under The charge Of a member
OF The Faculty. 10 aft OF whichiihe student has
free access. The facilities for obtaining infor-
nation In Practical Anatomy, and the mode o.
performing Surgical operations, are not excell-
ed in any Medical Institution IN our country
The faculty take pleasure 10 announcing 10 The
Medical Profession the appointment of Dir. JEFF
fries Wymap, Of Boston, TO The chair Of Anato-
my and Physiology; gentleman Of eminent
qualifications as Human and Comparative An
a.omist aud Psychologist.
AUG. III WARNER, M. d.
4 Sept. u, le43.-9w Dean Of The Faculty.
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9I1EAs 95AA go A
EARTHE N w a RE-
Window Glass, stone Ware,
Pipes. &c. &c.

ROBERT H. MILLER. (IMPoRrER,)
mas just received per ship Alexsndrla, direct
~ from Liverpool, part Of his fall supplies
comprising complete assortment Of NeIt and
Desirable Goods--as 10 style, patterns. Shapes
qualities, which will be sold 70 pRnettIai custom
e,s. OF for cash, at prices which Will compare ad
yantageousIy with any other establishment
To Merchants in the Valley Of Virginia, oil
along the line Of the Chesapeake and Ohiu Ca
nal, he would say, that having just revised AM
reduced his price list. he proters them Good:
as he believes at prices averaging lower Than
they can procure them 10 Baltimore. lf
!. His packing cannot be surpassed, and the
cheapness ofIransportation by Canal via shake
il 10 their advantage 10 make their purchases
with him.
The list Of goods IN this line makes il ;iifi.
cult to enumerate them in All advertisement but
any description Of goods MAY be had at bis eA-
adjustment.
For the retail trade, his assortment OF Astral
and Solar Lamps, Girandoes,H Study Lamps,
Rich Cut Glass Hall and Table Lamps, cue aud
Pressed Glassware, Dinner and Tea SEP, is
worthy the attention of families desiring 10, fur
nish handsomely and eheapiy.
No exertions will be spared 70 supply arti-
cles Of the best quality and At prices which
shall please.
Orders FOR Glassware taken end forwarded L
the factories for execution ct
Alexandria, d. c., Sept 81, Ie43.
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SPLENDID & FASHIONABLE
FALL GOODS.

H'HEundersigned hasn now received a.full and
j select assortment Of The most
fashionable and Desirable GOODS
in his line, selected with great care freh the
New York and other markets consisting 81
Rich and splendid SIX Velrefs;
Super Wootcu Keivets, pdrious patterns;
Cassimeres IF epery HE and qualify,
Cloths of the finest fabric and every
cdriety Of shade,
which be pledges himself 10 have made p the
best and most fashionable manner, sndsupoh
the most reasonable terms liberal discount
will be made for cash Thankful Tor tia en-
couragementherelofor received, he respectful
y solicits a continuance OF The same. Slrsn-
gers and others are insitedto call before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as he feels confident tlfal his
Goods and prices cannol aHitoplease. ggkPafis
Fashions received regularly every monlh
DkyID MARTIN,
Successor 10 George ". Ball,
Sept %, ls43-6t l60 Baliirnese ST
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foR rHk TaKE PRESS.
TIE SPIRIT Is IMMORTAL.
life Is real. lie is earnest.
.AhJ the grave is not lis goal.
eTltlsf thou ART ia ,Inxt r,.I,,s,c \

And the grave as not lis goal. ~
= dust thou art, 70 dust Feturtesi,
Has noi sf0keH 10 tie saul .
Mr. DkRR ---s--1 have read with tho mos,
careful attention your last elaborate argumetf aid
yet have never been more Thoroughly sstiksrd q
the lsacy If your dostrine than sn, now ths i have
finished H. For. riausible IS tl.t argumcui ces-
talnly :, aud beautifully as you have clothed Il aud
set y tort you have not byen able 10 conceal rou
me The evidences Of uns1undBess Which IL clrries
with e. Besides. tos have assumed he very qnes-
lion IN disputes on DO net set out 10 oro4x tiai
man Is being formed for this world alone. bui sou
assume thst izct as granted, and then draw yar 10
lrtenees from Il. Whereas contend thai Il IS thai
very PROPOSITION which you should brors before yot
dFaw any conclusion therefom For II Il Be admit
ted thatle nature, assrshntes and propensisies q
msn. an asto produce The conviction, or ssen q
varrsn' fT0siIlnns: thai this world Is The
only u "a Which be skt,sd r may q him.
selfto aelsole question Of his inmprlslny Is eor-
ced{d Al once But ibis is denied and mail sc6
have bfores i yon have no rightfo draw slsnttions
FROM Il But. you viii excuse me, Will aoi 4
present attempt regalar refuiat0n Of the p4itions
you hage assumed, but will eonlent myself uiih do
scribing 10 you mostintereslipg aud afecing see1
Nhieh Witnessed since l wrote 20 yoa lasi, md
which, ia my opinion, ia better calculated % reuf
all your sophisl7 (fof such Isannok but esteem u
than any argument Which ny Ingenuity eqeld sqS-
gesl- allute % The conduct. ID the hour 81 DEATH
Of nvers young and beauliIpi fcn1le, o uho, dyint
bed uas summcde1I some time aEo.
She Nas one a the ItFcIeEl oIenrihb fail s1engl
<polsrtsfd 81 cktrr iif1e, grace md acc6fe-
pls1hieh, c1icni1ic a slrn ard dignity Ne Elial
aCier Of woman. Her form was - ErSctI1l m4
q iragle too, The stem o. the lily and hte nf
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HVHIS Institution is situated in thai delights
: i ful part Of Maryland, termed Mary land
Tract, two miles from the Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROAD, and is now open for the reception Of
pupils.
Il Isl quiet, pleasant and healthy site, oEeri
Ing every inducement 10 parents and guardians
who wish to place their charge 10 valuable es.
tablishment. The Principal is a winning guaE-
dian, and devoted Christian. The Teachers are
experienced, and worthy Of their trust, and the
discipline Of The Institution based on moral, SO
clat, and religious principles. The Academic
year contains TWO sessions, one beginning Sep
tcmber 1ilh, and ending February 22d. The
other commencing February 23d, aud ending
July 27lh.,
For Bosrd, Tuition, and all necessary expen.
sess per session, $40 90
Music, IS 90
French, Latin, and Draw ing each 10 90
Needle Work, 90
address Mrs. E. Johnson, Petersrille, Frede-
rick county, Maryland
REFERENCES
RI Rev. w, Nottingham, Baltimore; Rev.
]. Peierkin, FFederiekiowni Rev o Buckley,
Maryland Tract; Rev. A. Shiraz, Berryvihe.
Va; Rev. W.. Armstrong. Wheeling, Va; Rev.
w. Bell, Norfolk, Va; AR. James Chisholm,
Hedgessille, Va.
September 81, ist3.
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II % Il 81 d.

THE subscriber has iskeo into nartnetship,
IN his siors IN Chafissiovn. Nil Rnasnc'
5. IArE. The hnsioess viii hereafter - so,.
Quoted n ths name Of MILLER & TATE
feel unwilling . LEI this opportunity pass
Without expressing my sincere thanks fos nv
friends and ensloiaeFs FOR the literal enaouf-
asencnt ex'e1ded % ne since nj comnence-
4sn, q ~. place. and hope, y renewed lzsr-
,tr1s ari quality ~ Goods. % usrii liill shsi,
oon1d-nte and pslfonsEe,
Tho p6hlic< hanbls tsrsast,
Z. p. MILLER.
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FIVE fAcrs:-A hrm faith is the best
nis,n.'y; good lIie the best philosophy :
: eleef conscience he best faw honesty
lhs best policy I; and temperance The bssl
phf sic.--Er. Pa.
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BarieyaCood Seminary.

MRS. {. JOHNSON, PRINCIPAL.
MISS ANNA F. CHisnoLM, s MISS II. Nj. Moses
associate Teachers
Miss3L. N. HAsEs, Music Teacher, Sc
Miss E. HllDEBRANp, Teacher in Needle iesork
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+ Beautsfni Senfimenfs None caDbe dis
clpies Of the graces. but ia the school Of
virtue and they who wish 10 be- lovely,
mast learn 10 be good.
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Some persons are above our anger, 9th
ess brow i !: 10 contend with our spRe-
rloIs y indiscretions and with our infsFi
cEs an indigniiy.
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IT. -. TOWNER,
ATTORNEY AT Law.

Slepherdstou'n, JEFFERSON Co., Ia,
VE7tIL practice 10 the Courts of Jefferson
Wv and the adjoining Counties.
July 20, l643,--if
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THE RIYULET,

/ love the li;lle laughing rill, II
That all The live-long lay
j Goes sparkling, singing. dancing sli;l,
Through neAdows far away. {
o, OF I've chased the sportive slreap,
10 summers suany. hours, 81
And watched each silyery ripple CLEAN,
orpu ksd the bordering aowers,
And sliIl ! love 70 stand and gaze
Along its winding shUfe I'M !.
Aud dresm'of Joyous, happy days,
That will relufnlno more
Bot life. like thee, flows on, sweet rill,
And1. like thee. must haste, Si
Each day. 10 do my FatkeIis will,
Nor turn one hour 10 waste. +
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DIR o. 10 sRU Ar ia

Ii E5PRcTFULLF offers his Professions
III Services to the citizens OF Charlestown
and lis vicinity.
sz.oaes one door west Or James J. Miller.
store. y
CharIestown, April 90. ls4a ON.