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MRS. GEOWGE'S

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADlKs,
 No. S6 G0Uern1nent- -street. TgNHE PRINCIPAL, with grateful thanks for the E liberal patronage she has been favored with, lakes pleasure in announcing to the public the pres ent advantages which this Institution holds out to those who wish to pursue thorough course of in- struct,on MR. NopNAN PINNEY, who has long been engaged in te, ching in this city. and from his success has increased confidence in his method of imparting knowledge, give instruction in the tn- elish language German and Spanish will be taught by able professors, under the direction of MT. r. Madam KovALEsKI, recently from Europe, a la dy of distinguished ability, has been engaged to teach Vocal and Instrumental Music.
 French is the language of Mrs. G's family, and is prac,iced during meal hnurs hours of iuiion and out of school, as much as circumstances permit.
 The discipline of the school is mild, but at the same time firm and strict
 Conditions.
 For instruction in the Fren and English anguage $i S5, S6, S7 and $ per months
 Vocal and Music, first class, Si0 per month |" Infant |" s " Board varying from S5 to Sl2 per month.
 Each boarder to iu. nsh bed, bedding. towels, al- yer goblet, etc. etc.
 Parents and guardians who do not reside in Mo. bile, are expected 10 appoint Agent in the city who will be responsible for all dues. Terms payable monthly in advance.
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AvA AMERICAN HOTEL & RESTAURAT. <yA EE.:@ FORMERLY YcoMMERclAL ExCHAsG F. I.:.A.
 Nnuaied on Erchange-strest, ,betpsen Water and

 EE.:H FORMERLY COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE IA.
 Situated on Erchang ge-strest, ,bet0sen Water and
 Commerce streets, Mobile.
 The above well known and popular establishment having undergone thorough repairs during the past summer. IS now open for the
 To planters and business men generally The above establishment is the convenient of any in the city-being in immediate proximity to the wharves and principal horoushfires-and can accommodate from 50 10 60 wit sleeping apartmets, and about l50 with board. The eating department is on the Restaurant plan, where they can get iheir meals at any hour in the day-beses the reasonable rates at which board lodging, &c, can be had, reduction of from 10 10 20 per cent from lasi year.
 gtJ- The utmost order and cleanliness observed througbout the establishment. The proprietor hopes that with these recommendations and strict attention business, to merit share of patronage RATES or BOARD, Sc.
 Board and lodging, single room per month. SSs 0 Co do do two or more in a room.. 70 OO do do per week ........... uO do do per day. ........ I 70 Lodging per night. ...............' o o0 Board only, per month. ...............' 10 ~ do do per week. ek..................- uO do do per day..... .'...'' -.''' 0 e0 Dinners each. ................'' ou 'sss.s:' es.as aisa HSd supper s4'' JAMES j. DYER. AM CARD-R. SAFFOLD & J. NJ BO- L LING, will practice in the Courts of Dallas and Lownles, and in the adjoining counties. Also, n the Supreme Court - N5- Address, Saaold 6 Boiling, al Pleasant Hill, Dallas county, or Hayuevie, Lowndes CO.,, Ala.
 nn,24 2l5cmo
 T AW NOTICE-JOHN WOODWARD and Tho L MAS WOODWARD have associated m the prac- tice of the Law, and vii! practice in the Courts of Law and Equity in the following counties, viz:--- Macon, Russell, Lafayette, Randolph, Tallapoosa, Benton and Talladega; also, in the Supreme Court at Tuscaloosa.
 lJr Office at Talladega, Ala. dec9Ky CUNDRiES-sO kegs prime Western Butter; 10 - t,erces extra cured Canyassed Hams. in store and for sale by CALVIN KEITH, dec6 at Campbell, Gwen q Co.'S Warehouse,
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nIRECT IMPORTATION5--H & D STODDART have received by tue Jacob Pen- nell direct from Liverpool
 Mousein de Laine of entire new and beautiful
 patterns
 Scotch Glnghams, twilled and plain, extra super
 fine; English Prin.s. full chints Esabro,dered Robes. Cspes and Collars Thread Lace and Kdgings
 12-4 Linen Sheeting; Damssk Table Oi' ths Huckabsck, Irish Linen. Diaper and Tow elling Linen CaRhric fidkfs, &c
 Shetland Shawls, an entire nsw article ia this
 country; Domestic Goods of all kinds H. G $. offer the abuve by wholesale or retail al their usual low prices for cash. RoV1S
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PUBLIC SALES
ny VIM. II. nuNNELL.

O DI4IS OAAAhLo
 BY VIM. H. nUNNELL. THIS DAY, Al 9o'cl"ck-
 30 bnxes Imperial Tea, 20 cases POu"hong do GIT casks pure Port Wine
 2O eases kip and hea Brogans and Boots 30 boxes No. Soap.
 Al 10 o'clock precisely 4 large assortment of Prints, Kerseys and sea. sonnble Dry Goods, with 90 dozen wool Hose.
 BY S.I. &I. I. JONES.
 s. JONES. Auclionerr. THIS DAY. al 9 o'clock, al our grocery sales roem, will be sold general assortment of Groce- res, Western Produce, Sc
 Also-At IOt o'clock, in Dry Goods sales room. n very handsome assortment Of Foreign and Domes- tic Dry Goods. of the latest fall and winter fashions Allo, Winter Clothing, Hats. Caps, Linen Bosom Shirts, Suspenders, Boois, Shoes, black and rUa- selt Brogans, Umbrellas, &c.
 Port Hard,n's Sale of Hay. THIS DAY, at l2 o'clock. will be sold the wharf, between Conti and Government streets
 60 bales Hay damaged on ihe voyage of importation and sold for account of wl,om il may coacern under lhe inspec- ton of the Wardens of he Port. Terms cash.
 BY KNAPP & SCHULTZ.
 F.. A. LEVENSWo oRTH, AucIIoneer.
 Al Nc. 34 Royal strset. THIS EVENING, al half past o'clock, gem eral assortment of Dry Goods, consisting of English, French and American Prists Brown and bleached Sheelings
 Linen Shirtngs; Kerseys; Hosiery Cotton, Silk and Madrass fidkfs
 Linrn Bosom Shirts; Snspenders
 Spool Thread; Pearl and Ivory Buttons Combs Table Spreads; Napkins, &c Alao-Clolhlng, Boots and Brogans. Together with a variety of Cuilery-POcket. Pen and Dirk Knives, Razors, &c. of superlor qua- itv; Double Barrel Guns; Rifles and Pistols; Gold and Silver WaIcIes Jewellery, and many othor Goods too numerous mention.
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e SUNDRiES-s0k kegs prime Western Butter: 10 - tIerces extra cured Canynssed Hams. in store and for sale by CALVIN KEITH,
 des6 at Campbell, Gwen { Co.'S Warehouse,
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OFFICE suPERISrENDASr PUBLIC TIMBER.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC TIMBER.
 Mobile, 2lst Nov. l845. NIRCULAR-It being an object Of the Govern V ment to preserve and prevent from waste the Timber on the Public Lands, such Pine, O0k, Cypress, &c.,, :or the of the Navy, the under signed has been instructed 10 take steps necessary 10 carry out the wishes of the Government in that articuar-hereby gives public notice that any per- son or persons hereafter found cutting, felling carrying off timber from flhe public lands, or lands belonging to the United States. in the State of Alabama, adjacent 10 the Gulf of Mexico, m the counties of Mobile, Baldwin, and Washington, will be pi oseculed in pursuance of the Laws of Com gress in such made and provided.
 IL is not Inc object of the Government to inter- fere w,ih those claiming pre- -enpiion rights oa public lands who only timber enough to .bnild fences, hou.es for dwellings, 8c., provided no tim Der is carried off for sale Those who have been in
 the habit of cutting and carrying of from the public lands. pine, oak, cypress, juniper, &c. will do well to attend to this notice.
 nov24 2I5Ew J. G. LYON. TNHE COPARTNERSHlP heretofore existing Il between the subscribers is lhis day d dissolved by mutual consent. The name oi WALKER & HOLMES will be used by either partner m l,guida- ton only. K. l.. WALKER, Mobile Nov 29, lS45. BURWELL HOLMES. I will continue the Commission Business my own account, in the name of
 K. l. WALKER & co. Office No 3l Water-street
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A N EXPERIENCED BUSINESS MAN, g~od "A book keeper, etc, with an extensive country and city acauaintnnce, wants a situation tabisIed house, with the expectation of becoming partner after satisfactory acquaintance, by invest ing $3000 to s5,000. Communication to II II. through the post office will be received and promptly attended 10. octl6 PA
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RAPES-5O kegs fresh, just received and for M safe by M. c. TAUGHT & CO.,.
 Aec2 13 Water-st
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DRANDY-2 half pipes Otard Dupuy, srpe- hs rior article. landing and for sale by
 dec2 McRAE, RAVESlES & BULLOCK.
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N ADIES Pictorial Visiting Cards, very beaut- 1z (ul article, for sale at
 dec3 GATES'S PHARMACY.
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own account. BURWELL HOLMES.
 dec1 Office No Com-st
 VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE-The ad-
 v vertiser residing in North Carolina, offers Tor sale 46 VALUABLE FAMILY NEGROES, allof whom healthy and well dhposed-32 of them between the ages of l2 and B years. They will be disposed of in families lots to suit, that none under the age of l5 be separated 'om the family te which they belong. Terms will he liberal, one third receivable in good negotiable paper. An ear ly application is desirable. Address Mir. MAR SHALL, Postmaster, Haifnx, N. c. dec3Kw
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-06

nADE & RAYNoLDS, successors 10 DEFoR- D EST. MORRIS & Co, No 24 Water street, have for sale full assortment of the following arti cles at low prices-
 SWEDISH BAR lRON-Pat and square ENGLISH do do Round, flat g square AMERICAN do do do RUSSIAN do do do NAIL and SPIKE RODS-All sizes HOkSE SHOE IRON
 PATENT HORSE SHOES
 HORSE SHOE NAlLS-Giiffin's HOOP IRON-All sizes
 BAND and SCROLL lRON-All sizes PLOUGH MOULDS
 WAGON and CART BOXES
 SPRING STEEL-Assorted
 CAST STEEL--Saunderson & Naylor's Ma
 nulacture
 ENGLISH HOOP l.. MUSTERED STEEL SHEET STEEL-For Gin Saws, Brstles, etc eic, noyl8
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VXTINE-5O cases bottled Madeira, Port and w Sherry, landing and for sale by
 dec2 MARSHALL, ROWE co.
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DUCKWHEAT-30 packages in store and for ID sale by NJ. c. TAUGHT & co.
 dec3 IS Water-st
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AzA FOR RENT-A small Frame Dwelling on s:s:N the south east of Third and Walnut sts.
 AIsn-Four comfortable Br,ck Dwellings on the south side of St. Anthony street, between Jackson and Claiborne streets. Each dwelling has four rooms with fire places-also good kitchen, and well of water in the yard.
 They are now undergoing thorough repairs, and will be rented low to good tenants.
 Apply at the Merchants Insurance Co. Office, cornor Royal and St PrancIs streets.
 sept23 r. w. Mccoy, Secretary.
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A,sA FOR RENT from lst November-The E::Sl small Brick tenement the north east coIner of St Francis and Claiborne streets.
 Also-Brick tenement the south east corner of St Michael and Franklin streets.
 And the entire square situated hetween St Fran cis, St Michael, Dearborne and Wiikerson streets. and on which there two small Brick bulldings.- Apply to BARNEWALL E WANROY,
 oct3l St Mchael-st
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M OTlCE-lnlormation wanted of one MICHAEL lV WALL, Ca Stone Mason) who left me in New York on the l7lh June last, will be thankfully re- ceived. He was m Alabama when last heard from. Any person who can give information will please di- rect, care of WM. P. CONVERSE, 2i0 Camp street, New Orleans. (novl5l JANE ANN WALL.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-06

T AMP OIL-Pure Sperm Oil. warranted not to -AI congea in the coldest weather, for sale by
 dec3 MOSTLY & TUCKER, Druggists.
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BOSTON REF1NERY-Loaf. Crashed and D Powdered Sugar, on hand and for sale by
 dec4 G. WESTFELDT & BRO.
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DRANDY, GIN and RUM-6O barrels landing -kD and for sale by
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vTSARLE OIL-25 baskets finest quality Olive A oil, just received and for sale bv
 dec3 MOSELY S TUCKER, Druggists.
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Al NTHRACITE COAL--l00 hhds Peach Or EA- chard, broken and screened; 50 tons loose Peach Orchard Coal, to arrive per schooner Colum- b,a sailed from Phadephia Nov: l9 Apply to
 dec5 E. C. CENTER Sl co.
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EULTON EARKET BEEF-In half. qr an, IT eighth bbls, selected pieces, for sale by
 decd JOHN GREELEY & co.
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DIANO-An article of superior tone and elegant N finish, for sale very low by
 dec3 MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
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c UNDRIES-3O drums first quality Figs S 20 boxes assorted Confectionery 2000 lbs Vermont Copperas 800 lbs best Manila Indigo
 50 boxes Window Glass
 20 boxes fancy Soap, 20 groce Matches 200 boxes No. Northern Soap
 20 baskets Sweet O,l, l5 do emon Syrup 50 baskets Tomato and Walnut Catsups 20 boxes super6ne and fine Mustard 20 bags Black Pepper, do Allspice
 5 bbs Boston White Beans
 60 packages Butter, Water and Soda Crackers 50 reans various size Wrapping Paper 50 boxes pure Sperm Candles
 20 boxes Mould Candles, cases Citron 100 pkgs Imperial, Gunpowder and Black Teas 10 boxes Chocolate, 20 boxes Castor oil 20 Dkgs Cranberries in l-2, IA and Is bbs In store and for sale by noy25 WARE & CHESBROUGH. 4 Chm st
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Sxi ANTED-A young Woman wishes to get
 W situation in private family 10 do the house work and sewing. Apply at the house of Mrs. Will son, second door from the corner of Conception and Government streets. dec3Uw%
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A GARDNER WANTED--One who is well "A qiainied with the cultivation of Vegetables and Flowers who give good references as 10 sobrle- ty, S-c, may hear ofa situation by applying at this office novlS 2W
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N ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS entonolngist of the North H1A of the United States, who is desirous of getting the Southern Coleoplera offers in exchange those of the Northern States. and also, great many Euro pean species, all of them correctly named an in per feet order. For name and particulars apply to
 novoA I IECESNE. 22 St Fruncis-at
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Virginia:

VIRGINIA:
Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit snp..
for Court o Law and Chancery, Tor Bed lord COUNTY
the 9TH day of January, 1916 -
Peter Deaidob, plaintiff
against
James L Chiffon, administrator OF Henry Chiffon d,rJ
and IN his own right john w. Jones, William w Chiffon
Joshua l.. Chiffon, James Camper aud Elizabeth Anne hi,
wife, George n Chiffon Henry II. Chiffon jackson p
per aad Polly Jane his wife and Emily Matilda Cb,lt An
' ""''ei '''''y -p,e years ~ age Defendants
In CuAsCERY.
The Defendants, " il lam w. Chiffon and Josbo, T.
Chiffon, rot having entered er appearance and given Sc.
cnry according to the act Of Assembly and the Rules o
tins Court aud it appearing by satisfactory evIenec tat
ihcy are not ihabltanis OF this Commonwealth II ORDER
ed, that they de appear at the Clerks Office OF the said Cir
cut superior Court Of Law and Chanccry at rules TO be
he d therein on the first Monday April next and answer
the Pln'ins bill; and that this order inserted in some
newspaper phhiishcd the town OF iynchbnrg for two
months s'ccessvey and posted at the front door Of hs
courthouse oil this county on some court day.
Copy-Tesie,
- jos. WILSON. elk.
Jan, 10 WIN
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VlyR(:iffa:

vIRGisi.: ,,-., s,..
r Rule. held IN the Cerks Oiice OF the 'irean S"pe-
"a pefior Court OF Law and CbAneef,, ios oeai'ia eo'
the 9th dsy Of Jan-ary, lsao; ,,,.,.r
William X. Jones, $50 ii4i"A'
|. against =
J,meS r Chiffon administrator OF Henry Chilton decd,
,na aid Ia hilton in his sht, John W jones'
Wm w Chiffon Joshua l.. Chiffon JAS Camper, aan f.
,,xabi Anne his wife George n Ch ton Henry IL Chi-
tom jackson Draper and Polly Jane his wife, and Emily
Al atda Chi ton, infant under q years OF age,
Defendants.
sfH Us CHAHcERY.
The Defendants, William w. Chiffon and Joshua l..
Chiffon having entered their appearance and given
curity according the Al of Assembly and thr Rules oil
his Gour. md Il appearing by satsaeior, evidence hat
they inhabitants of this Commowea III; It's oider-
ed that they do appear the Clerks Office OF the said Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chanrery, Mt Rules TO be
held therein the first Monday in Api next and answer
bill OF the Plaintiffs and that this order be inserted IN
newspaper published in the town oil iynchbug Tor
months rcesvely and posted at the front door oil the
courthouse OF this county, court day.
Copy-Teste,
JOS. WILSON, elk.
Ian 10 w2n
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WASHINGTON, Jan'y 20ih, lsi5.

An equestrian statue 10 Gen Jackson. 10 cost $50,
900, is talked ot in New York. This is a very good
turn Ia political enthusiasm. Money thus invested in
rare specimens oi AT. s be much taken lrnm the
fd"ds usually spent 10 cpfrupg the character of our
lections We delight our country oruamented In
this way, lei who will do ii.
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No, ~

NikilNAi-Nt rules held in The clerks Office of the
circuit superior of law II c,iancrry for Bedford
county the 9Th day OF Jauuary l3IJ:
Elizabeth Calvert, Plaintiff.
against
L ram Is II Bill and Musi1rl A. his wifi, Thomas l..
L'i'""h, Uilnm Lenwieh, (B, H. Matthew Wilson,
george e. Parker and Daniel Aunspansh administrator Of
arnstead Minor, decd Defendants.
m In CHANCERy.
he defendants, Matthew Irilson nnd George C.. Parker
nnt entered their appearance and given security atco
"hS 10 ie act oi assembly and the rules of this and
appearing ny satisfactory evidence that iev nab
anis oil this commonwealth: II is ordered that they do appear
~ tr clerks Office OF the sad cicut Superior court OF
aud clancerv, al rules be held therein the first
Monday in April next and answer the plaintiffs b aud
maj copy of this oref be inserted in newspaper put
Shed IN the town OF IL nchbnrg, for months Successive
ani posted NJ the font door ol the court oil @
county Oh some court day.
Copy-Tcstc,
= JOS WILSON. C'k.
Jan. 20 w2n
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VIE subscribers will open English and Clsssica
SOhooi. IN the basement story Of the Second
Presbyterian Church, on Tuesday, the lsl of October
next
Terms, per session of five nonths For the e-men.
sary branches OF English, $1,000; or the higher branch
es 9t English, $500, for The Classics and Math-ma
les, S%ooo' NJ, BRANCH. 4. b.
f., WINSTON, Graduate Y..NL
Sep, o6
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NY authority oft~p DEGREES of the circuit superior
~ court OF ,w and chancery, for Nelson county, pro.
nonnced on the 9Th of October si4 in the ca.e OF Jno
j. Brown & Co, against iianod q Scott and others,
and Of Towards against the same; shall on Me Isl
day oJannary nsNt. on the premises sell to The highest
bidder The TRACT OF LAND formerly owned ~
sa,d Scott. adjoining the own Of Luvingsion conisinng
upwards OF twenty acres aud on which there il large
A~vA DWELLING HOUSE. with convenient
GSS.s' cut houses suitable fora professional man.
Sar4saiat Terms of sale.-SiSly dollars In cash. and
E1nNAAssro the balance in SIX, twelve and eighteen
mon'hs IN equal ns,amens, secured by bonds wus ap
proved security aud title withheld Ia secure Tho NH.
m'is payment CHA'S. PERROW,
5 CLAIBORNE, 'o"' D.
Nov - III
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MosRor Fpwaeps.--Col. Monroe Edwards, now of
Sing Sing. poltey his compliments ,c his counsel
the Hon. G. NJ. Dallas, while the latter was in New
iork. and regretted that unavoidable circumstances,
over WHICH, unfortunately he had no con,r prevented
hIm from paying his personal respects The Vice Presi
dent elect.
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NOTICE TO TllE PUBIC.

NOTICE TO EnlE PUEIC.
HNllE subscriber would respectfully infor,n his friends
4 and the public, particularly the citizens Of Amherst
that he has prepared himself To make 10 order
COZ Inns,
either Of mahogany. ,rolut, poplar or rinc. pushed
and trimmed any style that may be called fer. lie
has also an excellent lIEAliSE. and will b. ready at ali
times his friends the shortest notice. Thnse
distance well as lhnse in the immediate neit
borhood. who may find II necessary to have this kind Of
work done. may resi- assured thai they will he accomn,
dated as expedilinsy as al any oher establishment of
the kind whatever, and in sly lie calculated 10 give
the satisfaction.
lie still continues to make CARRYALLS, BA-
ROCCllES &C. and to do all kinds of repairs with neat
and dispatch Feeling very thankful for the encour-
agemen heretofore bestowed upon him. he respectfully
solici,s continuance of the same.
Call at his shop IN Amherst, 6 mile north of Lynch
burg, near New Hope Meeting House.
SYLVESTER l.. BURFORD,
Jan 90 WV
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Grocery and Commission HWSi.
ness.
AVlNG leased of Mr. Richard Tyre. tina, large
a aud conmodous brick building, lately erected by
hun IN the canal. we are prepared to do general
COMilEsslON AND FOR ~ AKDING
YESEvESs.
And any business entrusted to our shall receive
our strict attention. One of the partners will attend
the Tobacco breaks regularly. Liberal cash advances
made on all produce in hand, A large supply of
e. & f. u J r. s
Together with Rock and Ground PLASTER contin>
us'ly on hand. STEPlOE & TALIAFERRO.
REFERENCES:
r. Tyree. Bowles & AGREE,
II, DAVIS, j. G. Mesm.
Miller s Rucker. Adams & Wilkinson
Mcdaniel 4 McCorkle Ro Cawihon
(Teo Baehy, b. Peyton Richmond.
Jan. 10 Ia
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follower Of ST. sCrispin. in Columbia, S. C. has
made spendd pair Of butts, be presented 10 Pres
dent Polk, Tor his corona.ion "iurn ouisn Jimmy X.
VII be able to 'go il boo,s," il extra style, on that
aay, 81 2
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LYNCIaBUkeG FGs).sEsasY.
~ W. Il = II IL ~ T. Il y ~ ~ q " Il 4.
DYUoUrD & M'NANrEE.

D4OoOAO u W. IN "A MILL
I'm the square below the franklin Hotel Main stree,
~ and nearly opposite Mr.. A, ID. Tyre's Grocery
Store, beg leave 10 return thanks 10 their friends and
thu public tor the very liberal patronage extended 10 The
irn OF jesse /. Duaud Co., aud 10 inform them that
they may be found at helr sand prepared 70 exc
cute
ALI. KlNDsOF WORK IN THEIR LINE ROE
HUSUNESS,
IN the nea,est and substantial manner and On the
shortest notice.
They prepared make all kinds of Mill
Castings Gudgeons, Cmnks. Tobacco Screws and Pres.
SEES, Flalncrs Of every pattern, Snkers, Segmens and
~ line, every article pertaining to the manulaclnfe of
Fobacco. As we Intend paying particular attention to
ibis latter branch Of our business, respectfully solicit
calls irlin the Tobacco Manufacturers. T. =.
We invite the attention of the Farmers to our pat
erns oi Mould Boards and Plough Points
BLACK SNlTHING.
Attached 10 our Foundry. we have also Black S..i,h
shop, managed by OF the best NovAmen in the up
per cousiry where all work in that line III be done
With nesness and despatch.
JESSE T DUGIiD,
JAMES MoNAMEE.
n. D. We have for sale a few of Baldwin's Superior
Corn Cob Crushers. IT, ID
J. NJ.
Jan. 10 Ia
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FOR RENT,

E.NOR the present year, the valuable Farm known as
4 tEEWOoD, lying the Fofes, Road about |
mile from Lynebbnrg and occupied the last wear
by Ms Tate There Is a large BRICK Dwell
LING IN fine repair. together anh all necessary ou,
buildings, and a2ln,
100 ACRES OF LAND ..s=
attached, most Of which Is state Of culyaon. Pos
br had Immediately.
For Terms. &C.. apply to The undersigned
J. WIN. MURRELL.
Jan. % ssszsasa.raas Wv