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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-02-15
February Is, 1915.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
BDY virtue of an order of the Proba lie
ID Court of Amte county, granted at
the January Term, 1845, will sell at
public auction, before the door of the
Court House, in Liberty,
On the 29h day Of March neat,
the following real estate Of Thomas O.
Causey, deceased, on a credit ol~twelve
months, viz: the north west quarter OF
tho south west quarter Of section number
six, township three, range four east, con.
tanning thirty seven 34.l0Otbs acres, ex
cept the widows dover which has been
set off
A. w. WHITTINGTON,
Admir- in right Of his wife
Ora II. Wilmington.
February 10, 1845. 50w6
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NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

hlJNllNlC hh L YIN - =.
DY virtue of an order granted by the
D Honorable, the Probate Court OF
Ante County, Mississippi, at the Janua
nv Tenn, l845, thereof, the undersigned
Administrator of the Estate Of John Cock
erham. senr., deceased -will sell at public
auction, TO the highest bidder, a! the
door Of the tcourt house of Amite County.
in Liberty, on Monday, the 18th, day Of
March. l845, the following described
Real Estate belonging 70 the estate oil
the said Deceased, on a credit Of one
and two years, viz.
The west half Of the north west
quarter Of section number seven, in
township number two, Of range number
five. east. The west half Of the south
west quarter of section number seven,
in township number two. Of range mum
Der five, east The east half OF the north
east quarter, section number eighteen, IN
township number Two, range number
five, east. The south cast quarter Of
section number seven, in township mum
Der two, Of range number five, cast
The east half Of the south west quarter
Of section number seven, in township
number two, OF range number five, east,
living and being in the county Of Amite,
and State aforesaid.
ELIJAH L. TaRVER
Administrator.
February |, 1915. 48w3
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INV RS. TILLOTSON has Just recei
lN we'd supply of BONNETS, also
Calicoes and Dress Silk, with an assert.
|hent of Dry Goods. Also, Candy, as
ported. Feb. Is.
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ADMINLS TRATOR'S SAFE.

ADlIIVIS TIA IOR'S SALE.
DY Virtue of an order of the Pro-
D bate Court Of ANTE county, Mis-
sissipp, granted at the October Term,
1914, will sell At public auction before
the door Of the Court House, IN Liberty,
On The 22d day Of February, 1916,
the following described real estate of
hlnchen Webb, deceased, on credit Of
one aud two years, Wig: the north west
quarter o. section wv enty, township three,
range tour east, containing one hundred
and forty nine SO. l00ths acres. Purcha-
sers will be required TO give notes with
security.
GEORGE F. WEBB,
Administrator
January 4, 1915, 4lw6
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M i, REED, Mllwrehl und lf1.
Wv pinecf, from baltimore, builds
aud repairs Grsl and Saw Mis- mad Cot
ton Gins IN the latest IA best, aud most
approved plan, now IN successful opera.
ton N The United Stnlcs
=. $. Al work done by me, warrant
ed 10 perform well or no pay,
Enquire Of the Printer
February T. 1915 iBm3
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TRUSTEES SALE.
BDY Virtue Of Deed of Frus cx-
b ccuIed to US by Benjamin Andor.
sun, to secure the payment Of certain
monics therein mentioned which Deed
Of Trust bears date 18th Of March,
l8l2, aud recorded in the Office of the
Clerk Of Probate, of Amilc county, in
Conveyance Book, Number six, Page one
hundred and nincty.eigh', we will sell,
for cash, at the late residence Of the said
Benjamin Anderson, on
Saturday. The l5lh ddyof February, 1915,
the property in said Deed Of Trust men.
toned, consisting Of land, negroes, hor-
Sos, cattle, hogs, usnag utensils, wag-
CONS and teams, &c, &c.,-and convey
to the purchaser or purchasers such title
asis vested in US by said deed of trust
f. NJ. DAVIS,
J. @. ROBINSON,
Trustees.
January 10, t845 lows
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e January 10, i845
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE
DY Virtue OF Deed of Trust, ex-
} ccuted by Jesse Mccoy TO Mi
chaeI Forest, and a substitution of me as
trustee, TO secure 10 Elijah 5. Mccoy
certain monies therein mentioned, which
Deed Of Trust, and substitution of me
as Trustee, are of record in The office of
the Probate Clerk of Amite county, Mis-
sissiPpi, | will sell in the town of Liber-
ty, on
Moaday, the 24th day Of February, 1915,
for cash, a negro man, named JACK,
and convey to the purchaser such title as
is vested in me by said deed and substl-
tuition.
WM. B. HAYGOOD,
Trustee.
January 10, 1845. 46w5
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WIN B. HAYGOOD.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

ANTE COUNTY, S. S.
To all persons Interested IN The deal
Estate Of ABNER ONEAL, Deceased
GREETING:
NOU are hereby cited to be and per-
n sonalIy appear before the Probate
Court Of Amite county, on the
Fourth Monday Of March, 1916,
and show cause, if any you can, why the
same should not be ordered to be sold,
to-wit
The south east quarter Of section number
eight, in township number three, of
range number five, east, in the district of
Washington, Mississippi, west of Pearl
River, containing one hundred and fifty
nine 7O-l0Glhs acres; and the south west
quarter Of section number twenty-seven,
in township number five, of range num-
Der five, cast, of the Basis Meridian Line,
all lying in Amile county, Mississippi.
1t is further ordered by the Court, that
this citation be published in the Liberty
Advocate and WoodViIle Republican for
the time prescribed by law.
AMI. WITNESS the honorable
S%SyWSx, JOHN WALKER. Judge of Pro-
SSAANz$ bate of said County, at the
SSs4S Court House thereof on the
TfEsW Fourth Monday of December,
A. d., One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Forty-four.
Issued, this 23d December, 1914.
S. r. DAVIS, Crk.
By B. w. Smith, Dep'y. Crk.
December 20, 1914. 43w6
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
EDY virtue Of Deed of Trust made
ID to me by Minor NJ. Whitney on
the Cd day of November, in the year
1910, and recorded in the Office Of the
Probate Clerk Of Amie county, Mis-
si>sipp, in Book five, Page five hundred
and thirty, | will sell at public auction,
at the door Of the Court House Of said
county,
On the Fourth Noaday Of July aeat,
for cash, one muiatto woman slave,
named America, and her child Hannah.
AIso,-one negro woman slave named
Betty.
Selling as Trustee shall convey such
title as is vested in me by said deed
which It'll is belived to be good,
+. NJ. DAVIS, trustee.
January 4, l845. 44m6
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December %, 1874.
NOTICE.

NOllCE,
d ErTERS of Administration having
IL been granted to The undersigned at
the December Term, 1874, of the Pro-
bate Court Of Amite county, on the es-
tate OF Charles M. Stewart, deceased
all persons indebted TO said estate are re-
CURED 10 make immc date payment, and
those having claims against the same
will present them duly authenticated WIKI
IN the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred
IT, A. 6. BATCHELOR,
Administrator.
December 90, 1874. 43w6
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

FlNAL SETTLEMENT.
A T the April Term, l845, of the
"a Probate Court of Amite county,
Mississippi, we will present our account
Tor final settlement and allowance, as
of the estate of Martha
Moore, deceased, when all persons in.
teresled can attend, if they think proper.
JOHN MOORE,
WIN. B. MOORE,
Administrators,
February Is, l845 5Ow4
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NOTICE.

NOllCE.
X do hereby notify all persons from ira.
ID ding with Necy James, or boarding
her, or making any contracts on my
responsibility, as We separated by mutual
consent, Also, she was formally mar.
red to kennerIy Harvey, which he
left the State Of Mississippi, and never
returned afterwards, there was no law
fuI divorce obtained by her for the safe.
ty of her last marriage, aud | do bid de-
fance to any claims that she may at
tempt to make against me; we separated
in march 1874.
PHILIP r. JAMES.
February |, 1845 48w3
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
A LII persons are hereby tcrwarned
IA from trading FOR a note, Tor One
Hundred and Ninety Dollars-due the
LIST Of January, l845, to Henry Flowers.
The consideration for which said note
was gwen having on a fair trial proved
WM. GARDNER.
January 25, l845. 47w3
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LANDON l., LEA,
IIAII A. nAxJIJ

Executors Of David Lea, decd.
FEBRUARY Isl, 1916. 5Ow6
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ANTE COUNTY, S. S.
To all persons Interested IN The deal
Estate Of ABNER ONEAL, Deceased
Gppp-rNc.
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ADMINISTRATOR.
January 4, I845. 4lw6
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-01
ggnter(ca1I Repnbliran,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
FRIDAY MORNING, AUG, /, 1896.

RrsCIyp!NG THE TExls RESOLUTIONS. The
Cincinnati Gazette says, that "a number OF
persons, opposed to the arncMtion Of TeHas.
are cxcrling themselves in !ayo. Of a convcn-
ton Of the opponents Of annexation IN all
parts of the United States, to mature measures
to prevent the admission of the new state into
the union, when she shall present herself to
Congress for that purpose, according to the
ioiat resolutions Of the last session. We arc
opposed TO any such proceeding Although
originally against the admission o: Texas into
the union, under the convictions that We had
already territory enough, ard that the anneXa-
ton Of Texas would bcget spirit OF acqnl-
s,ion which would prove preIadc,al to the
best interests of the countFy-yet the accept
ance by Texas of the propositions made by our
government, has placed US under the necessity
OF carrying out these propositions IN good la'th;
and we would not have our pledge violated
We are anxious that our government sha!! pro-
coed in the matter without the violation o! a
single principle Of law or justice, ard in street
conformity with our constitution. Texas WA!
form and adopt a state constitution; and when
il shall have been submitted to and approved
nv the congress of the United States, she will
be admitted as one Of the states Of the union
but not till then-and our impression is, that
"a have no right to interfere with her internal
concerns until that event shall have taken
place.
In regard to the resembling convention, the
Cincinnati Gazette says-''It proposes to vio-
late the faith of the nation, pledged in solemn
form to the Texans; and to justify this disre-
card of our own acts of Congress, on the
G-ound that orr own official agents have not
acted in tie matter in strict accordance with
tie Constitution. This is administration
much in the style Of some of the repudators,
who reiase to comply with their contracts be-
cause their own agents violated their instruc-
tons in obtaining the money for which the Oh
legations were given, although they received
the money, and the obligations are held by
strangers to the fraud 1t is too late We
tried all in our power to prevent the passage Of
the annexation acts, cncountering the Oppo-
ston, direct and indirect, Of some prominent
in the present movement. Oar counsels did
not prevail and we must submit to the conse-
ouenccs as we best may
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-01

N3- DIR. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 30 East BGtimore-st.,
nm door east Of FTOnt.-THg BEST SERIES OF MEDI-
CINEs EVER PRODUCED, prepared and sold at this La
boratory, 10 wit:-lndian Vegetable Purifying and
Anti-hilOuS Pills % cents a box; Tonic Vegetable
Blters Us cents bottle; Dyspepsia Specific 80 ceus
bottle; Cholera Specific, IS cents bottle; New
Emelic Preparation, les cents vial; Pediluvium or
Foot Bath Powder, l2a cents package; Cough Sy-
rup, for the cure of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, SC.
374 cents bottle; New Remedy for Group l25 cents
wall Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, pre-
medicine for mothers and infants 30 cts bottles
RhcAmac Liniment and EinbrScaton, and accom-
panments, 81; Sovereign Remedy for Piles s2 Dyson
terry Cordial 80 cts bottle, sc. &c &c. Printed di-
rrctons for the administration of these remedies ac-
company each article. n. 5, Advice given by Dr.
w. free of charge. ml3G
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TIE TEcUMsEH Story. Finding the cor
respondence purporting to be between Major
Figg and Col. r. NJ. Johnson, in relation TO
the killing Of Tecumseh, published and serious
ly referred to in respectable journals, we could
not believe tina, the whole matter vas either a
hoax or forgery-and yet it is pronounced to
be such by the Kentucky Yeoman, the editor
of which says, that he is authorized by Col.
Johnson "to say, he did not know such man
as Major Lewis Flgg-had never written such
letter as that published over liis name in
Eggs handful, and that it was all hoax or
forgery" Ifa hoax it is silly affair, of which
the author should be ashamed-but, If there be
such man as Major Figg, and he has forged
the letter purporting to be from Col. Johnson.
he should be punished for his villainy The
editor of the Bardstown Wing Sentinel owes i,
to his own reputation and TO the public, to give
the authority upon which he published the let
tiers and the long address bearing the signature
of Lewis Figg.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-01

CHESAPEAKE AND Ono CANAL. We have
already announced. that guarantees for the
amount of tonnage required by the act Of the
list legislature, have been given and approved
by the proper authorities. 1t appears from the
Frederick Examiner that "Frederick town has
given thee bonds-one of three thousand and
two of two thousand each-making seven
thousand tons''-and that several other bonds
for large amounts were executed, but not be-
inr required, were cancelled. The Examiner
states, that "the gentlemen on the one for
three thousand tons, are assessed on Frederick
county assessment books with property in the
county only, at more than FIVE hundred thou
sand dollars, while many of them have a large
portion Of their property out Of the county
As to the Frederick guarantees we have no
doubt that they are perfectly safe-and we
presume that those gwen elsewhere are also
good so that it is probable that the work will
proceed at once TO completion. five mistake
rot, the guarantees secure to the state a rev.
enue of about forty Thousand dollars per an
mum, after the canal shall have been eomplet-
cd one year
What has become of the Maryland COR cross
cut Canal Company? The state authorized
subscription Of $500, 900 to that company, if
we recollect Alright, on certain conditions
which were certified to have been complied
with. If the cross-cut can be made to Balti-
more, at reasonable sum, it should be done
as originally intended, so that Baltimore may
have the direct benefit of the canal trade.
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ARRIVED.
Bremen ship Albert, Triton, So days from Bremen
mdse. and 300 passengers, TO A. Schumacher s. Co
Spilcker AlberU H. s. f. Vonhaptf; Stelnau &
Ripplemever; G. f. Conrad F. w Damman; Heurv
Thierpian; Z. Caspare; Deecke & Cerdes; w MAJ
iackradt Charles Fl cher g. Co; Sehaer & Kuster.
Brauns & Fockei Geo. Weinhagcn; J. F. Sirohm T.
Coz g. * N. Pnpplein, j.; &. Deecke; Edw Urhaw:
Martin Lewis Go; and to order.
schr Ann Smith, Wheeler, days from New York
assorted cargo, to Rose, Merrill & Dodge.
schr Bradore, Thompson, from Portland, plaster
and fish, to Kirkland Chase & Co.
Steamer Cumberland, Culinary, ficm Philadelphia
mdse. TO E. G, Harris.
Steamer Ericsson, Ciaypool, I'm Ph;ude nina rndse
TO E. C. Harris.
Barge Chesapeake, Dennis fin Philadelphia ndse,
to +. G. Harris.
steam packet Georgia, Cannon. from Norfolk saw
oil Point no Point ship, supposed bound out; and off
Cove Point barque bnand up.
MEMORANDA.
Brem, ship Frederick Leo, SeidenbGSg, I'm Bremen
for Baltimore, was spoken 2ls inst. of st. &c oge'
Banks
Ship PocahOntaS. Higgins, from Liverpso for BALI
more was spoken off Nantucket Shoals 2sth inst.
Barque Hermitage, Fry, for Baltimore, sailed from
Kingston, Jam. 10Th inst.
Batque Trad Ferry, Chase for Trieste, cleared at
Phi ilaGelpha 29th inst
Brig Orleans, Long, from Guayan.Ha, P R., and
schr Star, Webster, from Matg 4ante, Gt,is arrived
Baltimore, cleared at do. same day
Brig Henry p. Sumner, Rowland 20, Baltimore
was 10 have sailed llth inst from POr.o Cabeo: and
brig Hart, Cation, of Baio., same day for Naracab0,
Schr Pearl, NckerSoa. from Baltimore, arrived at
New York 2sth inst.
Schrs Jos. Turner, Gibbs, and Union. Bangs for
Baltimore, sailed from Providence ,28t!s inst.
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The New YORK FIRE. Some 500 Bagmen
and women are constantly at work around the
ruins of the Fire in New York, and find excel
lent picking. The remains of two more skele-
tons, supposed to be those of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mehan, were taken out of the ruins Yesterday.
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT. On Saturday, at
Pleasant Valley, Oneida county, New York, a
building which several persons were engaged
in raising, suddenly fell, killing young man
named James Lent, severely woundns Joseph
Ferguson aud John Titterngton, and injuring
some twenty others.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-01

SALT BUSINESS. The amount Of salt in
spected in the town Of Salem, N. Y. during the
last nineteen weeks, is l,43l ,95l, 2946. Do
ties on the same, 1851 log, about 100000
bushels less than last year during the same Pc
Rod.
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% Wetdke pleasure III calling the attention Ofour
readers the very lattering inducements Offered in
another column to ticket buyers, by the famous Lot
terry firm of f. hORH u co, No , North Calvert st.
II the half ofthe reports in circulation in regard
To the astonishing success OF these gentlemen in re-
ieving pecuRiary distress be ,rue they indeed merit
from the city press generally, more than ordinary
notice. ie27 If
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iURRAH FOR PENNSYLVANIA. The State
Treasurer of Pennsylvania has given notice
that the holders of certificates of the funded
debt of that state, will be paid the interest
due this day, on presentation at the Bank OIL
Pennsylvania III Philadelphia. Good for the
old keystone state.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-01

THE NEGRO CASE. We learn from the Nor
folk Courier that the negroes taken OH board
the schooner Pioneer, Capt, Rice, of Balti.
more, at that city, on suspicion of being slaves
have all been released.
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Fou shall have gold to- pay the petty ieb: twenty times
oper. ''-Shaks.
AS we are now Sab-Agents fog the Managers
Ghessrs. j. t. e. Coz for the sale of tickets in all
the Lotteries authorized by the laws of Maryland the
drawing of which is superintendent ky Commissioners
appointed by the Governor; enabled to offer at
our old established and popular OfHce, No. North
Calvert street, most extensive assortment of Lottery
tickets, to which respectfully invite HE attention
of the public. Our experience and success in the
vending OF Lottery tickets for the last thirty years,
during which time we have distributed bet1een nine
and ten millions Of GaarS, have iDGeparaby associat
ed name with those the "Cap.ci0us Dame has
most lavShly favored, and for the enviable
reputation of being now the greatest Prize sellers in
the world! To those of our felowrciti1eEs, who have
snliberaly extended TO us their patronage, tender
our warmest acknow edgments and for the bensft of
those who would like to speculate in Lotteries, but
who deferred hy the apprehension of exposure
will state that we found it expedent some wears
since 10 adopt plan, by which the process Of pur
chasing tickets, in all the minuR of receiving draw
ings, schemes, SC, can be done pTipatcly, ard wth
tendance-t is tordnSGct the LOTTERY business through
the medium of The Post Office! Enclose to us the
amount TO be invested in any Lottery the ogder will
be filled Immediately, ingehOgsy folded tn defy in
specton, and returned TO the Post Offce-tae draw
ing Of the Lotteries, we have pablshed expressly for
this class of customers, in the ''Cpper newspaper
every rnorninsi copied from she Managers Official
drawing, and il can dtrGtS be Tsliel Sec-esy with
US is fundamental law and in no case is the name
of a customer Givulged.
Orders from the country respectfully solicited. Of
fering the reputation we have hitherto sustained, as
guarantee for the prompt ana faithful pr3secu on OF
the Lottery business for the future, we appeal 20 the
liberality OF an intelligent community for support.
The public's sery'ts, EMORY CO.,
1yl6 No. = N. Calvert St., Baltimore, Md
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DORCHESTER County. The wings of this
county have nomin2ted WIN. Frazier, James
Smith, Of 5. c., John F, Eccleston and Dr.
John F Boone, for the house of delegates
Kendall NJ. Jacobs for Sheriff; and Samuel
Meekins and Barz!la Slacum for county com
mlssioners.
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WARDEN. Mr.. Goldman, of Washington,
has been appointed Warden the Penitentiary
of the District of Columbia, vice MIR. J. II.
Dade, removed.
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BowERr THEATRE. The new Bowery thea.
ire, IN New York. opens on Monday next, I'M
der the management ofthe sole proprietor, Mr.
Jackson.
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LECTURES ON GAMBLING. Mr. Green, tn,
Refor med Gambler, has recently delivered tel
lectures on gambling, to crowded houses, a
Cleveland. Ohio.
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The Crops. The recent rains have conside-
rably revived the corn crop in Montgomery CO.
Md. The crop Of oats is light.
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THE MERCHANT PRINCES OF BosroN. The
Hon. Abbott Lawrence has given $4,000 to the
Public Latin School, the interest of which is TO
be distributed annually in prizes.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-01

INSANE 1t is stated in Lancaster paper
that Mr.. John Wise, the celebrated 9ronaut
has become lunatc. He is, however, per
fectly harmless
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CAMP MEETING. A camp meeting will be
held at Tobacco Stick commencing on Friday
the 9Th ofAugust for Cambridge Circuit of the
Methodist Protestant Church.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-01

New Music. Mr. Charles A. Hnckley, Jr has laid
upon our table part of selections from Fry's new
Onera nf I.eOnora.