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New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18
New. York ieGisl0tRTc.


In SENATE, Mr.. BocHEE introduced bill to re-
fnce the fees and commissions of Masters in Chan
ccry, Circuit Judges and Examiners in Chance
rv. Mr.. b. said this was bill for the benefit OF
LAWYERS Referred to the Committee on the Ju-
dietary.
Mr.. PORTER offered a resolution proposing as
an amendment to the Constitution, that the Court
for the Correction of Errors consist ofeight Judges,
to be chosen by the people, one in each OF the
Senate Districts They shall hold their offices
for ten wears, unless sooner removed by lmPeach-
ment, except four of those first chosen, TO he de
termned by lot, who shall hold for i've years
The Governors Message then came up, and
after some discussion, the Senate adjourned
In ASSEMBLY Mr.. DAVIS introduced notice
OF bill to amend the Exemption Law Of io42,
The subject of Retrenchment again came up and
after long discussion, in which Mcssrs. Stevens,
Hoffman, Davezac and ice took part the com
mittec rose aud the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18
GENUINE TEAS!

WHULENNIIE NNU NETNTL,
THE CANTON TEA co MPANY
Principal Store l2i CAGfiam-Stycet, Nctc York.
Bfl,ch Store. 3lS Sicrcket-Street ~ T.
Agency NJ ll6 Fniiou-Streei. Br00kiyn
.giSo Of Nam and pdn Houton.S, Paterson " J.
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CITY AND
y IN g.nei 10 der ssyrrel .stablShmsnts whcr tby
;luk Will BE- found by Ear the best of ure and
ulisrat.d Teas th' United States iir universal pu.
larry ryuoa ;heir House wh reference TO high lual.
't,s ow pices aud upright 'eal' well understood
- .uler further comment sCesSary.
Original and only warehouse the sails 4na Black
,rea. Observe! -Str,ugers Wi, be "a tcuar
her t" number OF thu principal store Chth
~ e reah aud Roseveltss seeking or H. they
AZ liable be led asray by little just Oi
Oh 4m-stIeet tne, door 10 Lorlads Stuff and Tobacco
Sorel under the name of Canton Tea Store. The public
wit SO be pleased TO take that the Canton les Com
p'Ey nave nothing do with Any uhe whatever
Lnss AsscLlhe al e ION of LLa adx.Lnsancnl do
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18
Appointments by the Governor.
By and lcih the Gdrice and consent Qf the Senate

Bg and ritt the Gdrics and consent Qf the Senate
SARATOGA Cou<ry-Daniel Shepard, master and exam
in chMceF, vice Perry O. Ellsworth whose term eH-
p tssx xGoeSTyiobert W Livingston, surrogate, vice
Orlando kellogg, terra expires 2tth JanuafS ias'anl
IL The Loco Foco Convention at Frankfort:
Kv. nominated Col. JOHNSON for President and
Col. WI O. Butler Of Carroll Co, and WM. :.
PrLcnER of Louisville, for Governor and Lieut..
Governor, as we anticipated.
r3 The following gentlemen have been chosen
officers of the Mercantile Library Association tor
the ensuing year:
cu.nlrs E MscR, President John A. Glars yics &c.
President CsoESe lnsdy Ls5 SnGTs' K;sS
Treasurer Anthony H@lsey, Elias NHany Z.
Lockwood, John ones John H. ts' s1y ~ oU'' oo'-
ne!iuS L. EVENT. Director.
Flrg.--We learn from the Newark Morning
Post that a dyeng establishment, belonging to or
in possession of the Franks, at Leesville, about
rule below Railway, was consumed on the
morning of the 18th inst, and man sleeping IN
it known by the name Of Big John, was burned
to death.
Il \ free colored man was killed bya slave
in Covington, KY. during quarrel on the 10th
instant.
q The Small PoS is raging with unabated
violence In Plateville, and other places In Wis
konsan There have been about 100 cases IN
Platcve; 2S of winch have proved fatal.
u Rare Chance fora Printer The interest
IN profitable DAILY and Weety \eSSapr establishment m
Western city offered for sale. The cyculaunp
sc. may bs ascer;ane. the Editor OF The Tribune
Materials 4 practical printer editor Of cash
tndi rhs rinfsrs ,tr I'm
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Instructions in cutting given b. J1me, ScrimCeour.
i,If i'm. /. SBS kEI,LEHGER

4 SPECULATiON.-lhe advertiser has a
q valuable fer manufacturing by machinery
article OF general use which done by hard
seyeIeishts the cost manufactured working
model specimens of Manufacture drawings specifications
&c have been prepared enabls the advertiser Sc the
invention ia nIoe circumstances have prevented THIS plan
being carried And Europe wShIn2 10
there may hys chaqce the above namcd
invention which little ysrtioHs, believed may
readily be sold England France, yield for
for small outlay AM person willing TO sk EEw
SANDS IN RETURN, by leaving note this Office,
stating c shall have farther information he sub
jsct Address A. ~. JEW
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

COPY of a letter from q POSTMASTER, dated
" STocgBRIDGE, Mass, Dec. 70, 1913.
Nix. ISAAC BUrrs,
Dear Sir Ihave just received doz of Wisrs Balsam Of
wild Cherry through Nesrs Hamden Express for Which
retur YOU my thanks The reputation o the meicne had
preceded it, ent think, FOR country village, shall make
large sales of it. have already sold of it, winch nm
ders.and doing wonders especially gentleman who has
u, all the advertised medicines foryer complain and con-
sunnoo He has had severe cough for year and half
winch nothing could check FOR any length Of time until he
commenced taking "Wlstas Basam and although ne has
assp bat part Of on. bottle snll his cough has almost
rireIy LETT him. he had taken Is BOTTLES OF bnchans
Hungarian Balsan of Ifen with iittls no benefit.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

CHEAP CLOTHING S'FOKE.-L x BIS kEL-
oLENGER. No. 90 Cortandt-treet and corner of Fulton
aud GreenwCstrses respectfully INFORM theis trends, end
strangers visiting the city NewYO that they selling
off their and Winter stock OF Goods very reduced Pm
ces composing large assortment cloth pllot cloh PLAIN
and beaver sack aud coats OF the latest ST M a1-
u hv the best knen; velvet cloth and fancy vests; cloth
CASHMERE and tweed pans gloves saslneI
comorc1bles shirts anr-is, drawers, collars, bosors &c
discerning public that HAHN. engaged cutters
velvet and fancy Vesyinss which VIII be made
der and warranted t; MIR G. NJ scrmgauor saye~ten,
the Custom Department. GO Court andt street and III u "
Bailey the of Futon and Gr-euwchsts Those who
wish 10 economic would DO wei cali bo'e gong 2. e
where Every article warranted aud all orders unctuaiy
attended 10
Instructions in cutting given b. Jame. ScrmCeour.
jal5 i'm. l.. & b. S. KELLENGER.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
NO Il IOHN-STR EET

YrLLlOT, BURNAP " BABCOCK are con.
80 SANITY supplied with large and general Of
PAPERS, suited all departments o! the trade among
which are the ,o!lowng; iiubbards soored Papers. IN
great variety, Boston CopPtrpate Papers, OF superor
Fo.t and Blank Gook rYes; Pn9tes Clotss and Csrpet
l,rs Binders aud Trunk Boards Shcathng aud Wrapping
Pagers. 81. Sc.
Paper-maker spppcd with MI kinds Of stock and m,te
iHl1 U
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18
i'''' A VI. NiERRICK, ?. VI.
kpr. N-istar,s Bnlsnn OF wild Cherry,,

b -T-assr medical discovery OF the day. 1t cures all
c:ions Of the lungs AID liver after phyScian; can DO no
Asthma of 10 gears standing We VIII WARRANT
IT TO CUR .. greatly relieve.
CAUTION-lmta,ions Of this wonderful TeEnedy: are
sprsns NJ all s!L: q the c@anr cae 9y 'aT,ons
VIA Cherry Sc besides numerous Others. Our reconmeAd
atoms OF It's virtues used word for word except s"os
tnriry some the Baisdnathe fc-
Of medicines Whose III sell them IS REDUCED IN
;G srb,.r;lc. .nd trick rssored 20 10 palm on
articles fer the genuine WStas Basan OF " I'D Cherry
h eioTe we say be cautious and s-t the msdIcas mat
riTRES Sold only Fulton sset, corner OF Nassau
New York: Dexter, Albany; Gorham, New Haven; =. )" .
p,J "A
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NOTICE TO NEW FIRMS.

NOTICE TO NEW FIRMS.
NIERCHANTS about establishing new inns
Ihs sa ,aSsn9s @ ps1eaa n1yaF s> Sa ssS5 AD o5S2A&
b to- r1aas er CHARGES F cash oa
50 PR. CF.NT. BELOW their former FRI ,,,..,..,
= All work execued by tf.m "a be N their yell known
sCBERIoR STYLE. Al,KER3iANS X MILLER,
is p 3sl NJ. l03 Nassau 81 near Aln
CHEAPEST OIL STORE IN NEW-YORk:-
y TO UP TOWN GRoCERs AID FAMILIES
Sperm OIL Winter and Fall strained, beac'ed. white and
Elephant OIL DO 30 Dc Dc Do Do dc Do Dc Dc DO DO
;.ins-vd Oh, r7aw ,nd b9'i-d
Olive Oh, in BEETLES and hettes,
Neatsioct OIL,
Alcohol tud Campnlre.
The boye warranted 10 stand the weather and 70 b Of s'
o4ity for Paror and Astral Lamps For sale oy the casS'
barrel, gallon quart ana p'nt-JJtGllHaoS JGHS MORRISON,
No lss wchtrset bvtwseq Vs5ey and goa ana
Dealers in Drugs, Medicines Pants De y GODS, l- f ~
rocers aclss; DY-Ls Al4aaie:pTs[s skefs
Distil!ers, Joniectioner; br-"-rs SesraHs'' lain
and a:-T Stainers articles. - -,
ATE.w INDIA RUBBER SHoE-SToftjE.-
The IS nov opening, al 10 24l, bTeas"a{ 80
BrancE. OF ms Establishment IN! would IsS.fSsl @ nv
n. Fnhjc 70 call and examine ms Stock The Shoes T9 ~
The subscriber obtained the f pie MUM al qitioz Tor
tts Americas InsrtGts; and we Gn4ii-nse I'd
durability e beauty of finish A SHOES soid E re prysrs
i good supply of Macintosh Goats, Cepes Le-i
S ss,.. Sf arbs Cloth fo1 Tables, &C. which obtained
Sv Medal al the lat EaiI for sale only It ms ts'
lnsrt The Public are invited TO call and -Hal'nJ II,
"A noiS ROSS 2ti. sroaa'vav and 2i N:iten Len
ms H4TS-J. II. MOSARQUE calls the atTsn. lei
.,O tion OF the pun 70 ms ass assortment OF '''e
Al The yeEg iow pnce OF iHfes Do''A''. 22a BoWERY.
nRESS BOaR ES-sN anted, gross OF TWO .,
secondhaad PRESS BOARDS. iar.s S:,ough .of air
bv 81 inches. considerable xiii anset-
Al 10 uitcn-st 81 ronT. ----
NfITtFS, MCFFS !-FURS-A good assofi
VI nent OF GlufTs aud rur-T-irmiu-, AZ the loyss h
Ns ,- = in- " 22s Bowsry
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

;1OWERY SAVINGS BANK,-New York,
- llh January, G:i-DiVIDEND.-Noticci is hereby
the drpo.itor that seml-innual dividend, the
Upward and less than five hundr" dollars and four per cent
per .mnsn on all OF five hundred dollars and upwasd
which have been deposited least thfese months previous 10
the lst inst will De paid and Monday the 18th INST
during the hours OF business the Bank Such interest
he called for will remain principal drawing
tIom tn- lst
The Back is Opened for business on Mondays Thur,sys
and Saturdays. from 20 ! +. NJ. at No 1923 Bowrry
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

w AN ED-Io contract for several hundred
os,I machines OF and wrocshs IRON man Of
Jr C. e hass avs hRe chance withou, any risk. At
..S n.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

Printers of neTspape who publish lh. advertisement with
tn note thee tunes before the FIRST OF July u.rJ and send one
Of th-f papers will be entitled payment of th.r bill
On 1uvlDg !onf tInirs fhe aGnOnpt OF IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

u Rare Chance fora Printer The interest
prohtabie DAILY Weekly Newspaper establishment
Western city offered for say The ciycoatnn
sc. may ba ascerasne the Editor Of The Tribune
Materials practical printer editor Of cash pa
would hnd their interest 70 70 tts- d27 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

< G>,-Wh hite and colored Cotton Waste and
a Bale Rope wanted in any quantity f,r - -, 60
f'etuLrrs' prices by GACNT x bERRiC KSo%.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

DOOk-BlNnkRS SHAEINliS WANTED io1
tg cash trade for boards manuaciursrs rsic.. by
GAUNl X DEkRlCkSON
li,i0 6m lJ9 Sou,hs;rest, near Peek slip
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

Jobbng work and repairing will BE- done psss
biz prices, with every attention and e1?editiOn.
- B-Ali arScles manufactured b. this Establixhme,f
Wi be stamped T. Ho. y Coz that persons from abroad
maJ nc De imposed upon with spurious articles made in i
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

V Boon FoLDERs-Wanted five or SIX
.i,ss sI, Also ~. OF sis girls 10 san TIE book
ta'ilts. i%plts 70 }. .PRiNGLE Sprnr.., ,.Is@
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

SEVENTH W ARD BANK, New-YOrk Dec. 29,h l8i}.
nlELDEND.-Thc President and Directors have
~ tbs day declared diyideai of TDo and Ore-IaL (2
per of the profits io the last months payable
aud after the ID January, 1874 By order Of the Bolld
dlp A. 5. FRASER, Cashier
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

lust PUBLISHED HEWETo SPLENDID
- I.Y ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF THE BOOK
OF CONtNON PRhiER-t.ijted By the Rev. j. VI
Wainwright D. D. and emtes,rd with upwards Of 1OD en-
cravings. hS work mas been got up expense OF about
SIP GOO and offered the lo price ." SO 80 copy,
supsIby bound with gt edges elegantly embossed
Tuer Morocco the aud exterior
of Trinity Church, .New-i ork. h w. ht.N :. /,
2Gl HfolIMtY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

THE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY
maze iasuances against loss damage By Es and inland
navigation terms As avoIab!e other similar insu-
in the city.
Capital, Syp0,0oo-O Ofice, Ne s. Wall street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

M AN WANTED-Or Gas Route for le-1'o
single man who procure the vsr bss, recommend
hs horse ant ~-goR ~ all b. furnished sold, !or
. ou' 4nl.heEe Gas, that afford small
Apply al 22 Bowery from 10 II O'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

{ X. PARKS oaly true celebrated highly i'm
j proved Manifold Letter WriteThis article produces
Letter and Duplicate The THE without the Of pen
nkyet the resemblance near that II scarcely be
detected
J. Park would fefer his friends and the public zeneally
New ofk press which with praise the
Improvement he mas made in the above article aad invites
yrr cali aud the he has
hand and corgincr themselves Of The uy and cs4 pess Of
th- above article which he sells 80 per cent cheaper thaa
be bought elsewhere, s Stationery aud Patent Blank
Book and Bank Ledger Depot 81 John street, doors below
Nassau.
tins Writer warranted bear the change OF any
climate and Will neither smut nor rub off, AZ the same time
hayiGg Ill the hair strokes Of tie .l-n. 10 I'm
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= The whic Almanac. for IS4s

The Wing Almanac, for 1Sa1, may be
obtained from oar Agents j. B STEEL Co Nsw-Oteans,
and WILLIAM 5. NooRE Y Co. Cincinnati. Price s. I%r
dozen.
t. SylyRci6 Assoctatton.-tihc tihce NO. y
rine ST. third story Open from 10 10 y a Nj informant
chs,rtuiy gwen The Constitution glyan. lylUu
K fi.a;En, ltziet, ANA Coniort-ihe TN
nam HoHss 5S B;cy New York, pTosrs adv sace1
t5 srr,sers toyping days Weeks che city, sucn as
~, rarely offered eiiSSty located clean and rS
t very neg. the sinsss part OF the cty, lad IN the M
s,atr vtcnity OF the pEncip steamboat landings It's
,snte NJ. Convenient and w It's table Is supplied
nth ,r b-s, Vegetables sn ;uit1 tiat h procured
cutpg entirely Animal Focd and stimuJenis Of FL kiGds
r-ss nGaratS and .>srv effort render DoaTsrs
comfortable Shower Bath: free. Remember. 50 Barclay
,--a.t jy25u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

The subscribers formed coparuershp under the M
Of BLAKE. * BROWN, and WILL the first 81 r-3
ruary 10 William street doors from their old STAND
"here tkey will open entire stock OF SlLk and VII
LINERT GOODS selected from the Tnost recent lIapos@
lions, which hey would the o purchasers
MARSHALL B. BLhhE;r,
BARTHOLOMEW BROWs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18
TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
no, Spruce street, (Tribune BuiIdings.l
JAMES PRINGLE,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
BOOK Bi y d + Z.

JOBS OF ALL KINDS EXEc1-VsD WITH
CARE AID PlNCTUALITI on THE
SIS MOST RE..SoHAh;.E TERMS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18
LIFE OF Il, CLAY FOR 3 CEl1S.

Sargent's Life and Public Serrices Of HENRY
CLAY.-The publishers OF the Newly ork Tribune
announce that they have obtained the control ef
thus work, and viii supply Clay Clubs, Wing
Committees Country Merchants and others, with
the same at the reduced prize OF three dollars per
hundred copies. The work is printed IN an Ex-
ira New World, and is subject only to Il cents
postage. Price for single copies 81 cents. Post
masters and others renting one dollar will re
ceive 80 copies.
This work contains as much matter as an or
dlnary fifty cent volume. Below is table ofthe
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

Is'O irNNHEKS.--A NOsoI ILToThtTl UF-
i PORTuNITY.-The advertiser, on account OF jomss-
tic crcunst !rous OF disosg OF hs proP:I ~
establishment Yh- location IS ,ut lew nirs from h's
citybeauiiiu, accessible and heatul th Bmdings ara
commodous aud every way los the accommodate
ton large number of pupils; the tHratoie Aparttni
Sc all the appliances quite completes and the school,
a!p many years of successful operation. now IN vey
euTishng condition Possession would be gwen at The ev
piIaton OF the present term IN April portion OF The pu
chase money remain mortsage.
n opportunity Ike this rare be met with 6rIllca
lions before the 2Nth ot February i from abroad poStpndD
directed to SMITHSONIAN work City Post-OfhGe,
will 200 aiya ,lur atI q,,ion. d2l dwe0J
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

1G The following gentlemen have been choser
officers of the Mercantile Library Association 10
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

CEMINARY FOR PERSPECTIVE DRAW
- ING PAINTING. No. see Broadway, Nsw-f York
MISS DAVENPORT would resIectlu lis inform the ct
zeus New York that she has opened al l"s'''n"H Tor M
StruCon those eeg at $50 Broadway: ei method
teaching AMI -ntirey ,itsreu; tcm those somm"n
Il employed BY teachers OF these ACCOMPLISHMENTS she has
specimens OF improvement from her ug and non'lS
from competent judges show a her snorts have been A.
tended with complete She enlbs her scholars IN
very short period the peuc aud bru with edom and
skill and to take such sketches OF prove 10 them
a0d ALL that she mdlis all winch she promises IN
when natural fer these has not been
supposed 10 s>iSt.
Miss d will exhibit spscn. her puoiS proficiency
all who viii favor heT ;"llha call
wilt be in Drawing pupils the evening,
If desired.
Terms, payable in advance.
For twenty four Lessons IN Dawins SIn 90
" Painting IN Water Co,ors. 10 60
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18
'H.iF'o .'4li1'sor feSio"nt
G. II. CoGGEsHALI.. Secretary. JAZZ 81


Orders from ny aIt the country for all articles used by
Printers Bnd.rs, including Type Ink Paper etc viii b.
executed with the ge2tst and oompttu on the
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18
r HE T RI B y n E +.
trom the Commercial .qsycrt:sey.

From the Commercial .!5UcrtiSer.
Eev DR., wainwright 10 Rev. .Dr. Potts
Rgy. AND DEAR SIR: The first half Of your let
TOR is taken UP with matters to which | shall re
l.. ,,o-1, hriefv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

II nISSOLUTION-Th co partnership heretofore
- existing under the name oi Stmag !: co is this day
dissolved BY limitation r B. stlilhan & r. n STATION
the OF the firm Liquidation q all debts doc
from r. Il. STiLLMAN,
Ney- York Jan lst, 1874. 4. Vi STRATTON,
jan3tf {. ST +. SEYMOUR.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

niSSOLUIlON.-Ih co partnership hereto.
~ fore existing under the Of STATION Seymour,
ms day dissolved by limitation K y sttatton IS duly an
Of said liquidation OF all debts due from
z. x. STRATTON,
e. ST. JOHN SEYMOUR.
New York jar. Ist 1874 jars If
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-12-28
PROSP US
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Southwestern Farmer.--Vol. 4.
improved Series.
NJ. w. PHILIPS & n. G. NORTH, Editors.


NJ. w. PHILIPS & &c. NORTH, Editors
Nor despairing Of ultimate success in
my cherished object-the permanent es.
tabtshment of an agricultural Journd
for this section of the Unlon--l now pro.
pose TO this community, which is emphat-
ically an agricultural one, plan ior ex-
tending the circulation, improving the
style and increasing the efficiency, oil
g The South Western Farmer"
This Journal has now existed nearly
three vears--mereIv existed; for it has
not nourished. Like some ill-tended but
hardy plant, which barely keeps alive du-
ring a long continued drought, it has nel-
Their delighted the multitude with its wig
orous growth, nor cheered the owner with
it's profitable fruits. A few indulgenI
friends, scattered sparseIy over this and
the adjoining states, have chafltably borne
with its macy imperIectlons. For the
first two years it was published in book
form. ouarto size; but, on entering upon
the present volume, for many reasons
which seemed imperative to me at the
lime, it assumed the common newspaper
or folio form.
1t is the wish OF most Of its readers, (as
am now we'll satislied,) and it is my own
desire and purpose, that 1t again revert to
the book form. Accordingly, | propose.
with the co operation of the public, 10
place the "Farmer," at he beginning OF
the forth volume, in such form that the
BODY of the work will he Invested Of ad
refreshments, and in pages of such con.
venenl size as 10 be easily handled, filed
and bound.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-12-28
THE PROPOSED FORM.

The present form Of the Farmer is folio c.
it consists of four pages, each measuring l93SS
1875 inches. The form of the first and second
volumes was QuaftO--i. O. of eight pages each,
HIS. The form of the fourth volume, as
now propose it,, shall be Octar0i. c. IT VIII con
SYST of Ii pages, each measuring 9~ . lnches'
contemplate procuring for the purpose OF adV9r-
tscments, a set Of very small types, fnonpareh' ,
sufficiently condensed to admit all the adNer'
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NOTICE.

A LII persons are (orwarncd from tra-
"a ding Cor certain note Of hand, pay
able to the Administrators of the Estate
of William Arbmha0t, deceased, given by
Lewis Moultrie and L. r.. Causey, for
the sum Of thirty-six dollars or therea-
bouts, made payable the lst day of Janu-
airy, I845. The consideration for which
said note was given, having utterly failed,
am determined not to pay the same un.
less compelled by law.
Z. R. CAUSEY,
December IA, 1914. 4lw3
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tsemeal. On the two outer layas e. on the
iuuf outer uaWHs Whith uutrf HhrrI can BE- rut
eH In hlndau ~ filing, thus leaving the reading
matter of ~ pages. 10 itsolf w this vav, sub.
sefibpfawiiI get Ia one month IS paHua, exclusive
of advertisements. of Ia the year mufe than 600
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NAV Glllll-4-

NJ rs, flbLOIsuN, respectfully In
VI lufms her friends aud the public
thai abe has ust received new and fall
assortment OF fresh seasunnhlo goods,
consisting Of shoes, russets, Sc Be &c,
November q. 1914. SO
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NOTICE..

TElE undersigned continues to make
liberal advances in Cash and Her.
chandiSe on shipments of Cotton; and has
now on hand a choice supply of we'll Sc
lected Groceries and western produce. I'M
ported and Domestic Dry Goods, Hard.
ware, Nails. SaddIery, Blankets, Lowell
and Virginia heavy Cottons, and Lin
seys and kerseys, Shad, Salmon, Macker
al, Cod Fish &c. &c, coarse and fine Salt
For sale at the lowest prices, Bayou
Sara. JOHN G. MORRIS.
November 8, 1874 36w4
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srRiYlnuR STOLEN,

E7RON Pleasant Grove plantation In
d ffonbitn county near WrlI'srfepk
On The road from Nalchpz 10 Liberty, on
rhp ilh Of Novcmher asla Slrfel Horse
Mule. hns slreuk IN his book, light hnir
near his feet MS near us fecolleaod, mid
die si2e and broke TO work Any tnIof.
nation, respecting the samo will BE-
thankfully received, md suitable ro.
ward will be given,
HIRAM FOWLER.
Pleasant Grove, Dec q, 1874 42iw