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Richmond, Va, May I3-6t

lie Misses HAwLEy, daughters of the late rec
a tor ofSt. Johns Church, Of this city, will open
school for young ladies on Monday, the 9Th inst.
They earnestly solicit the patronage Of the congre-
public generally.
The branches Of English education, entirely I'M
DER their own direction, will be such are taught
IN the best schools or seminnries in the United
States.
French, music, drawing, &c, by the mos, APP
proved professors.
II desired, they viii take pupils as boarders. For
further particulars, their patrons &c. will please to
call on them at their residence on the south side of
+ street, between 18th and 18th May S
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DAPER,--We have for sale, as agents Of the
II Franklin Manufacturing company, Richmond,
Virginia, twenty thousand reans Of paper, including
various qualities Of cap and letter. large and small
wrapping, book and news printing, Hardware and
cotton yarn wrapping, env cop, and other descrip-
ton Of paper, all at very low prices.
DAVENPORT G. ALLEN.
Richmond, Va, May I3-6t
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ITO BUILDERS. The undersigned purpose
Il building on the north side Of Pennsylvania
avenue, between 81 and a streets west, an edfce to
be called Jackson Hall, 50 feet front by 100 deep,
three stories high, exclusive OF the basement. The
front on Pennsylvania avenue to be graniie and the
walls OF the remainder Of the building to be brick
except the basement which is TO be stone. They
propose also to another building in the rear Of
the hall, SO by IS feet with an 90 by Is feet; the
walls to be brick. The main building to be 81, and
the l. to be stories high. The whole to be covered
with tin.
This notice is intended TO invite proposals from
persons who may be inclined to undertake the
erection Of these buildings Proposals will be re-
eelved by us until the Sd Of June, for each species
OF work, separately, materials included, viz: the
stone work, with the digging of the basement the
granite, the BRICK and the carpenters work, and
the painting, glazing, plastering, aud roofing
Proposals will also be received for the compile
uon Of both buildings as whole Job. The plans
Will be exhibited by j. C. Rives, at his house, TO
any person who may wish to bid for the whole, or
any part.
The undersigned will not consider themselves
bound TO take the lowest bid; but reserve to them
selVesthe right oftaling that which they may deem
the most advantageous They will pay for the
work as fast II progresses.
BLAIR & RIvES
The National Intelgencer of this city and the
Sun and the Argus of Baltimore, will please COW
the above four times, and charge Blair & Rives
May 24-Iw
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Ara HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT-Sit
.hafl. ualed on Gay street. Georgetown: The
house contains two parlors, four chambers, besides
other rooms, with good cellars. There are smoke
and milk house, with pump of good water, sta
bling, and large garden.
Also for sale, farm Of about us acres, near
Tenallytown, on the Brookville road. Apply to
the subscriber, in Georgetown.
April 5--df
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BIZ II. Green, .auctioneer.

By u. TTeen, .7uCf1Oneer.
pLOODED HORSE AT AUCTION.--O Tues
ID day, the 9th instant 1 shall sell at the corner
of 7th street, opposite the Centre Market, at 8
o'clock, a. m, the thoroughbred horse, Jack An
drews, of the best imported stock. Jack was sired
by Commodore, an imported horse, bred in Eng
land by Colonel Weems, and has the Diomed
Caleb Quotem and Hghfyer blood, by his dam;
he has some Of the best American blood. His
genealogy in full may be learned of the subscriber,
by calling at my auction room, Concert Hall, or at
the sale. The horse may be seen at Mr.. o. Con-
nelly's stable, corner of 9Th and streets.
A. GREEN,
May OBJ Auctioneer.
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WILLIAM, b. JOHNSON, ID. d.
AUGUSTA, Ga, May 10, 1916.

1T not dwet upon in the Augusta convention;
do not recoec its being named but il is too stringent
fact the be here omitted that OF the mis-
sionaries with whom the acting board and board of
gers sympathize and whom they sustain
1--WE hope, however in this particular act, but they
have In no way openly protested against it, Brother Ma
has actually emed money to the United States to aid
in assisting slaves to run away from their masters" felony
by the statute law of several States.
tProv. viii, -.
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HNHE PATAPSCO FEMALE INSTITUTE,
i at Ellicott's Mills, near Baltimore, Maryland,
Mrs LINCOLN PHELPS, principally will be open for
the summer session, from the 9TH of May instant.
May 2l--1awtlstJuly
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GECOND WARD ELECTION.-Notice is
- hereby given that an election will be held in the
Second ward on Monday the Cd day of June next.
in the frame house on the south side of ID street
north, between llth and 18th streets west, and next
west ofthat occupied by E. Green as his cabinet
ware rooms, for one member of the Board of Alder
men, TO serve for two years, and three members of
the Board Of Common Council, to serve for one
year, to represent said ward in the respective
boards.
The polls to be opened at 10 o'clock, a. M, and
close at Z O'Clock, p. m.
WILLARD DRAKE.
NICHOLAS CALLAN. Jr
JAMES s. HARVEY,
May 24-2t Commissioners.
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!" lNE STORE.-JOHN H. BUTHMANN,
w Pennsylvania avenue, south side, between Al
and 9th streets, has just received Of direct mports-
ton, and offers for sale, supply of Cognac brandy
Sauterne. Fresh teas, Imperial, Young Hyson
and Pouchong, Bordeaux salad oil, &C.
~ B.-Always keeps supply of his superior
bitters May 24--si
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE IN
ALLEGANY COUNTY, MARYLAND

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE IN
ALLEGANY COUNTY, MARYLAND.
DURSUANT to a decree of Allegany county
court as court Of equity, passed April term,
1889, and a peremptory order of said court passed
April term, lS45, the undersigned, as trustee, will
offer for sale, at the tavern Of John Black in the
town of Cumberland, on Saturday, the 18th day Of
July next, tract of land called sTuesday's Work."
on Georges creek, being part of the real estate Of
which Henry ONeill died seized and possessed, ly-
ing and being in Allegany county.
This valuable tract of land is situated on Georges
creek, about three and half miles from Frostburg
adjoining the property Of VIM. Ward, esq., II con-
tans 655 acres more or less the soil is very fertile
and susceptible of high state Of improvement and
is believed to abound in exhaustless beds of stone
coal Its location in the heart of the coal region
its susceptibility of division into valuable farms, to-
gether with its proximity to the Homecoming iron
works, the Mount Savage iron works, the railroad
of the Maryland Mining Company, and other ex.
tensve improvements now in progress in the coun'
ty--render II a very desirable property purcha-
sers, Persons wishing to purchase can obtain any
information respecting il from the trustee.
The tract will be divided and sold in parcels to suit
purchasers. A plat of the land &C., can be seen by
calling on the subscriber.
The terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree, are
one-thrd Of the purchase money on the day of sale
the balance in two equal annual payments, the pur
chaser giving bond for the same, with security tobe
approved by the trustee On the payment of the II
whole purchase money, the trustee viii convey tt
tie by deed of bargain and sale.
THOMAS PERRY, J
May 23-td Trustee.
- HAD, HEARINGS, &c.-Just received aDl
~ for sale low, so barrels No. Shad =
$50 barrels No. gross behring's
so do do net do
100 sacks ground alum salt
100 do fine do
200 family hams
10 hogsheads New Orleans and Porto Rico
sugar n
90 baskets fresh salad oil
Also on consignment
IL pair Dale's celebrated platform and counter
scales
RANDOLPH e. KELLER.
May 23-eo3tif
NTOTICE.-The undersigned having assumed
IN other and important duties his further prose'
cution OF claims against the general government
necessarily precluded,
The unfinished business now in his hands will Be 1.
passed over TO such agents this city as the pariie
in interest may designate.
HENRY Fl. SYLVESTER.
Washington city, May 10, 1s45 NJ
May 2O-dlm
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DLUE LAWS OF CoNNECT1CUT-one
ID small volume--price IL cents.
May7 r. TAYLOR
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May 24-3tawtds
CoDEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR JUNE this
VI day received by F. TAYLOR, price AZ Der

q day received by F. TAYLOR, price 50 per
annum, or % cents singly.
After the LIST of July next, the postage on the
Lady's Book will be reduced to al cents Persons
residing at distance can be supplied by sending
their orders to F. TAYLOR, who will have the
work regularly mailed and strongly enveloped to
any post Office in the United States The present
number contains four engravings, 1.-TWO OF them
plates of fashion,) two pages of new music and lit
erary matter by Miss Leslie, Herbert, Dunlap, T.
S. Arthur, and other writers.
May "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19

NENLf DiscorEHIn L4Np RENoyAroR.- Tn,
pe''ha" papers currency 10 The statement thar NJ
iAeNS he celebrated Pfu,sslr Of Chenisiry nj th /
H"risy % olessen, has discovered mineral substance
WHICH, Nheb eoahlArd with puana viii r,Jncf one at
ihf musl lefnlizng uaaufes known II is added thai a
I'm STOCK COMPANY with capital Of eI2O Og0 sler
gsc.hfnsed OF The mesl part NJ leadinn Enoiish can
i"is'S, was. Immediately an the discovery beloo n,ds
lined ~ me purpose II carrying on ppm arle sea e
"e nsDu'ac'hre at the new compound. Anopg The
s''seo'fs are, he@ ever. several eminent pt,tsss al
--''".9s' Mbo' according 10 The Lairariili du Rim
eEo"o' 'ha The aFpealln Of tins substance 10 The c
~ ~ 'a'es VIII psolaee entire revolution Ia the
''h'ai y seH Ii oae acre 81 land NAV be render
a. li@uriife az i@p are, nui only "a IN. FRA
- " NE i'nd saved To the proprietor, bat haf ,b
a'or OF Tie enhrstof. II vii BE- in f,ct ,,,,iyal,
ei'hg 10 iandiulders iva acres 10 every one n,w n
Ssseu' Ihs las' Consideration. IN this new cnpnitv
"i"fs iahu IS more abundant than lahuf We are ,n.,
pfMily 10 appreciate. But even here. in the in,,ed
M's' W me counties adaeani 10 all lie Atlantic ci,es
ahq Is Of great values aud fev.ry farm. hruoh The a,
f'si'"h o. ms manure, may be rendered equal N iu,
aeibay htgn 10 esiiinale lis value In The old ~
o Europe The agricultural Interest is the orss, in
'"ssto The world, AID whatever reaies 10 ia Imoryn.
nenl is 81 the first consideration.
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CINCINNATI.

The sftond child Ia Cincinnati still lts5s aud hiss
MT The middle age # ne. bile Cincinnati contains
$4,000 iahalilanlsi The Old foneer fsays the same
aatiany Who fret settles, here tIaeiHualinas siaus
when Ohm a wilderness, ''walks amuug n tsafty
and slfeg, AMID broug Of Two nlIlleus Il sea' Adds
The writer
And fhe fft child boru Of American parents vs. Il
the Aeghany mountains, who Knew " ashlngtan As
surveyor The tanks OF The kauaWta htn tie "iie
natlhsmesi. with immatetial rAeeplaas. vas IA sses
slaa Il The sseaee, Is vet ave and scarce numbers her
r soFs yesfs and zen, yet IA her day she has tines
SD the growth 81 an EmWreth the pfafina II tie nigh
= valley between the base OF tive blue ke.e anu Tie
Rocky alonf .ainsi'
Prdlgtp.s indeed Far more Ike enehanlmeni lhaa
rests ,eturs ~ hch has resemblance IN the annals
ei the fofdi What viii appetizer u yesfs accomplish II
the Amefiean People united lice and rfseH1us
Ne have heard many Hgie thai they had ai iise1
liue earlier. 10 tie French krvolutan. when Is rfa
eieas events kept tie vor suspended IN tsesd se's
faan and establishment. sni hass shared The ilns
But raiiunal The y ISL IL hast lived ha 4
century later. behold the ndsrs which progressive
Gisii zaun vii then eAhbi. and asetfiaia lie 4 cs-
~ of tins great Republic. Il. HAis.
laiaad Trade ofHs Urd -SapP1se >ieamhaal iakts
produce Pfistprs Tor NeW Otleats. then LIS nh
Roo1s if ths fa Company al lhe moa1h 81 iite Yellow
>toHe and tea returns iU PushHr5, shsf Nj se TIE
length Of her yayaeel The Cincinnati Chfaate'r taQs
answers this question:
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Jnne l2

VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law nd Chancery for Bed
ford county, the I'd day of June, 1S45
Edmund Pate, Plaintiff
against
Patrick ix, Matlhe" Pate, Lewis Cooper. Hiram {:
Rathburn and rza his wife j. I'm Holiday and Bartlena
his wife, Willy HARRISON Jefferson Board and Sally his If.
John Harrison and Chfsop,,r Board, Defendants.
IL tHtNCERY.
The Defendants, Hiram Il Rathbntn and Trza his wife,
John Holiday aud Iarhena his wife, Jefferson Board and
sally his wife and Christopher Board having entered
.eI appearance and gwen security according the
Assembly and The ltnes ot this Court, it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they not Inhabitants of this
commonwealth II is ordered that obey do appear al the
C,efhs Once 81 TIA Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancey Tor Bedford county, at rules to be held therein on
the hrst Monday IN September next and answer the bills Of
h' F"nl; aud that copy Of this order be deserted tome
newspaper published IN the town of I,nrburg far two
months sueeessvey and posted at tho front door Of the
courthouse OF Tins comfy ON some court day,
Cofy-Tesle,
JOS. WILSON, elk.
juno ~ -,
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,slrh. Ne06-.sc he.

/, CERTAIN remedy for the sch head = III shp
n ere air The SICK h'ad-acae. liiis eittle IS SUN
sue esrsja that persons Keep It cdnsiaatf ~ mn
a5afh az II UPON Fsrry niact, aud ~ sdo nis bebi en-
m Is cured The last of lady Who lives " itilh
- s al our dgirr aud who tad been troubled ir TOUR
,es= - III, this enpllut, AID who had ififh nen1ly every
@ iian Ia Tie cy vithou cfrc sa,h os ndfi-rd her TO
is z feietl remedy, she sid she did net wish 10
an. pIfsu medicines nhad no Int III ihem Jhsi a.
aa On aftie PIT up with ,h" hesi IN ietais and hs
ian d the ffsi stunning rould mol be coed heeause II
aoaa realy put up ready FOR sale hhtr repeated so-
size 81 a. induced 10 trv iile aud 10 the sutsiac
ton H rf friends and the wonder OF herself, size entirely
cured
Sid wholesale audrciah by Com-toes & Co, q Corr
aI sfesI New York; nni by John II. say, ~ nebos
ana kebitf .lnd spcecc, New London.
Jan 40 psf i2m
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WARNING TO cARDpL,yERs-Juc, o.o

WARNING TO CARDPLAYERS.-J H. Green
fT'ofaed rambler. Is delivering Lectures in the Nor
thern States exposing the system by which The reoul,r
laholtfs swihde tier unsnspecting vicus He show
tnai a the cards are 50 marked by the manufacturers
iai person IN the tell them all by looking al
~, =, packs only, OF pack made by Geo Cook, New
he 'eaay told every card, both suit and spals from
.he backs Oh pack Of Ell Cuhen,s make he tnld %
rem me backs. though lac had never seen that lad be-
The caIdso 9. Bartlett A. Nicely. and +. Gre
sie ne told as readily from the backs as they could be
sled % from their faces,
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7 : ha efznH worm destroyer, recommended by the
ouuhs OF the Faculty IN the city Of New iofk. Ihcr
safely nd other preparation. This afti
put up. much with yirS of sata IL e taking
destroying he worms fpersons wish 10 get
IL afpn viii lhry icy, they must purchase Conn
stoehat II they wish To experiment., thrY Try other
adres PM mp atiun of this sometimes their disnd-
s7nfaee. Consock aud Cos name is each wHpper.-
b eatefd r rsunttn'itS.
sid wholesale aud retail by Constook x Co, 81 corandt
1T aud h, Johu H. Seay, lynchbug, and hablei u
sHaare. New London.
Jun. 30 ouf l2m
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al tcNfcf- 6 Hof fAHtfu, lsikf stfCstaA-
sJN-DiAL.
Cold cicetless. and dim in thy dark, hrs1eu tower,
Dnll slave of the Seaman, how poor is thy power!
Nousb, else in tie world, thy affections viii own
For thou dotest ever on the lo1e-Star alone,
Tho first Of my favori'es, The Greni God Of Light
| bask IN his beams Nhils hia orb is in sight
Yet show him, as seen as that ciou Is but arise,
Those ~ only count hours ,rhea eieei Che skies "
MAGNET.
Cold, cherries, and dim, 10 tho world appear
But, soul ellis this form, iuli fana sincere;
Thr9 danger and darkness, lal' up lies chart,
Give Comfort and courage 10 es,h trusting heart.
Thou cans, but rcfee, siat another has given,
My power is innate, and ehsnf,ess rs Heaven;
b, the sun beams, thou ieest how tie houfs roll,
Buf, "a Night as IA Dag. fsta point to Ae Pole.
Thus, False Love, that only via b, its vies
VIII last, as it lives, bat IN joy aud in .mits
While True Love- that always an Taiib feeds is flame
IN Sorrow of Abscuco, Is ever The came
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E2oHNc, Ornamental and Sign
q y Y " g Z ., e.

~ DONALD returns his thank, for the liberal
~ c encouragement he has received during his twa
years residence ia ynchburg, anl be continues 10 so,
llc' the patronage o he community which he will en-
deavor to deserve rs lajee hs wurL
~ THE BEST STYLE
and GiIE 3PER than The saale can be- dane in lynch
bury. Shop Immediately opposite John g. Meeul's
Store, over the raom formerly ke1'hy Payne < Gregory
as Il .'k Store. NiAlROD DONALD.
April II IA
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Eoieiour. springs Paalc and
ktnasc snstifnac,
ROANOtkE S'OkaTy "a


1'iit exercises o the Summer Session Of this School
viii begin on Monday the 10th Juae, and continue
SIX months. The Male department wll be conducted
by The Rev George Pcarcy, 4 b. and the 3py Geo.
". lelt"leh. The Female department viii be con
Quoted by Mrs 6e1. w. Iciwlch assisted By her hus.
band. The Binding department will be under the
management ol Rev. James Lciwieb and his lady.
BY tbs arrangement II Is confidently believed TINT
ne se"el already large, will be greatly increased
he Institution * under the u1ganizati5o of The Valley
oaon fdncauen Society OF Virginia. and Is alike a.
psnlo the receplon ofpups Of both ssxes and Of all de-
nominations Il Is capable Of preparing Youths for Col
leae-tr Teachers, and for the tue active ,lies uf
hie-aad It Is hoped will train them M in the npr.
lhfe and Ammunition ol the Lord" The ,iSrplne Viii
be KIND and palernal, bat steady and inAexlble.
1enasper session II & months
oi'hogmphy. reading Pennmaaship, or Pr.
mar, Arithmetic a, M
Geography. English Grammer Arithmetic.
Ndla,a'' Mural and Mental Philosophy B1a-
, ny ny, . ,9 Rhetoric or unoagnphy sl050
n, A1seefa = "eome'ry or Surveying $500
Music on Piano Forie,--Teacher's Fee
i"q1tht exercises in Defamation and Cap-
posi'lon VIII be attended 10 by The higher cas-
bJard, including bedding and room rent. per
month"; $3.50
Pupils may enter at any time and nav from their on
,a"ee 10 Tue END oil the session; but II very desirable
lucy snou' enter at the beginning of the Session when
The classes are formed
Payments fol Board and Tuition one.half in ,as
vance. " ~
Accommodations may he obtained by the Parents and
GUARDIANS oil pupils, who may wish TO avail themselves
OF The sulphur Springs during the Summer
April IA ~ -'''i Is
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Gs9PepEEEssE,S -.

: I Ciuuu Superior Count Of Law aud Chancery
a continued hy adjournment and held Tor the county
oi Amherst, al the Courthouse, Monday, the 3lst
,ay # March, lSi5.
.lohn /. Christian son of Sa~ ue William l.. Chris
such administrator of Charles l.. Christian decd Asa
Christian aud other Plaintiffs,
against
Peter +. Christian Waiter L. Christian. James c.
Christian, Iuduh +. WOodson, Dnry Christian Samu-
81 Garland aud Fduuud Winston administration de be-
non with the viii annexed Of John Christian, b
deed. Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
This came on this day To be further heard upon
Tin papers ormery read and the report of Ro NJ Brown
and Edmund Winston made IL pursuance Of the decreta
nrder OF the 3Oh IT August, 1874, and argued by
counsel; cuHsdcratun whereof. the doth ad,
Judge. oder and decree that unless John II Christian
DturY Christian and James G.. Christian, Che purcha
scrs in SAID report meutioued) do within thirty DAYS
ue, after they shall have been served with copy Of
this order hy personal scrvrc if 10 be found if not by
publication for icut weeks in newspaper printed
the ta"n Of lynchburg, consummale their purchases
respectively, by complying in all hngs with the terms
Of sale specified in said deceta order, the court will
future day. direct resale of the lands in said re
plr mentioned as which there shall be failure to
comply with said terms Of sale. and Will hold the pur
rhasefs ihereat al the rmer sale liable respectively
tr any deficiency difference ben the former sales
and sch re sales.
A Copv--Tes
ROBERT TINSLEY. CPk.
June 10 w4w
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FATM. MODERNISM. dnI lle llou -nu IN

hhf A'aehhihe PaWiei
MISSISSIPPI CRY, My II, 1915
Oo he Cd inst.. Mr.. Williams Of tanlun. MIssssil,
-, Mr.. Je1es e., Plus If Kentucky aud a nee1o man
# Dir Garden. left this place in a small sal boat Tor
al lsand and when returning HAT evening Hefe struck
By squa which sank the boat in fourteen ittl water,
aud fhey all porshet. On the slh INST. W. found HE
body Ut Mr. Williams, ard buf-d II IN ship island; the
others We nave moi vel lauud though great extrtious
lave heen made. Mr. Williams vas merhsnir OF
z sd slaadlHg, and has en wife aud clnld They
ams hire only few dnys dclure his death. Mr. PHts
MS nanfe ri Kentucky, at limp an llornfy then
editor aud publisher of the Hopkins vile Gazee He
raa The tst lHp ol Stages between Louisville aud Nash
VILE. and afterwards luii several STEAMBOATS, lle was
puee IN the SENATE IT kourucbN and when lad was
ataehti Ia Gen. OR u cur) Longs expedition 10 Tex
as vas wreck ed near jarmata, ou managed Ia reach
bat'eson Nth only one mun uut Of loo Who started
with hun. lie There came being massacfed by p>
rates. and afterwards had rsk ii beinp sent
rome on false suspicion ct piracy by United States
revenue cutter; but, upon examination he ennst-
ed with he command Of p'ra,ica prize. and made his
Nay 10 New orleaue, WHERE ~ ISL he published a
ely directory, Thus has terminated his adventurous
lie aud am nuW in search ot ms bady give il burr
al lie has left bother, the Rev. L. T.. Pits, Of
Nashville.
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OIL GtF TASNsE,
for FE4filRss or H,gHeaPF an ann shane.

.
tasliS article 50 much in in the Northern SUITES, lie
one 81 tie cheapest preparations farm can use tor
ms hgrhass II will e'tDr old harness that Inns bern lay,
al a. hill worn out to its original strength mud beauty
kim II prf chy bright soft aud plinlle. By appyiar
harness feather it will increase the hs pc
cent a keep the from entering the pores of the
article equal Ia II, for applying wagon tops,
iiaEe inps ri kn9-nud what Is the Of
the ppbtir comes remarkably cheap.
sud wholesale and retail by Comstoek Co. 81 Cnrt-
lan a. y \ aud ny iohn II. Seay l.. nelburs und IA
bier 4 Speacr New London,
Nuiel 20 oarl ON