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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18
HOWsekeepiag Articles.

Cooking Stoves, Castings Of all kinds
Tabs, Rackeia, Churns. Brooms. Brushes
slaizaa. Coffee Ia, fine and common Tahiti
Cutlery. hne and common Tee and Tabit
Spoons. Mincing Knives, BriItania and Plan
ished Tin Ware, also. common Tin Ware oil
every kind, Bedcords, Cotton and Manills
Rope, cistern Buckets. Market and Clothes
Baskets, Travelling do, Rat and Mouse
Traps ,AndirOns, common Shovels and longs
Steel and Brass Fire Sets, Wire Fenders
Backing, Preserving Kettles and Furnaces
GridirOns, Wafieirons, SmoOthingirons, Spit.
toOns, Walters, Tea and Coffee CanisteEs
Kitchen Knives, .Jelley Moulds, Matches
Matchsafes, &c.
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Nankin Tea Company,

THE NANKIN TEA COMPANY, No. So Pearl
st., Dealers in pare fragrant Teas. Country mer-
chants, heads Of families, and all large consum-
ors, al invited to examine their stock.
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Manufacturer aud Dealer in Umbrellas, Parasols,
aud Sun Shades, Umbrella furniture, cloths, &c.
A large assortment always on hand.
1 GEO. J. BYRD, $50 Pearl st,nearly Onpost Cedar
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Dry Goods.

UEy UOOOSo
Jo6oer Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Zephy,
Worslcd, Canvass, Gloves, Ribbons, Laces, &C.:
D. 3 TURNER, So William ST., between Cedar
and Pine.
Importers Of Berlin Zephyr, Worpled, Patterns,
y CSnyess, Floss, Silk, Chende, Purse Twist, Gilec
sells, &c:
KoLsAAT BROTHERS, 40 John st., and s07
Broadway.
Bellin Zephyr and Tapisserie Worsted, Patterns
Canvass, Chenille, Floss g. Purse Silks, Flinges,
GimpS, Cords and Tassels, Steel Trimmings
Beads, and large assortment Of French Fancy
Articles, for sale by
DIN. PEYSTER, Importer, So John street; or 36s
Broadway.
Straw Goods.
Manufacturer aud Dealer in Straw Goods, Palm
Leaf Hats, Artificial Flowers Sc:
ELI c. BLAKE. % Inhn sirenf lin Stain
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-18
SALE All AUCTION
IN YAZOO CITY.

SALE Al "A AUCTION
IN YAZOO CITY,
an the LIST day of October next, Lot No.
" 7, containing tn Store now occupied
-byJ FIanciOli, IS fee: front, the vacant
Store adjoining the same % feet front, the
two story frame building lately occupied by
Wilson, Pickens g., Co., lot SO feet FROM,
the small s ore now occupied by T. Bung.
ner lot SO feet front. Also vacant Lot,
No. 5, and the undivided ha of Lot No.
with Cotton Shed. This valuable properly
will be sold without reserve anless sooner
disposed of at private sale, and possession
given. TefIns cash or approved bills at
months adding interest. For particulars
apply TO s. A. WILSON s. co.
August IA. 1916. est.
The state OF Mississippf,( PROBATE COURT,
YAzoo COUNTY. s May Term, BAG.
N the matter of the matter of the appli~
cation of Thomas J. Catchings, Admin
istrator de bOnis non E. D. A.'of Robert II.
| Higginbotham, late of said county, decd,
to render his final account and surrender his
letters of Administration-an and it appearing
to the satisfaction of the Court that Thomas
P. Higginbotham and Henry Higginbotham
two Of the distributes are non-residents OIL
the county and reside beyond the jurisdic'
lion Of this Court
1t is ordered, adjudged and decreed BY
the Court, that publication be made in the
Yazoo City Wing, ancwsPaper published il
Yazoo city, for the space of sixty days
citing the said Thomas P. Higginbotham anC
Henry HiQginbO,ham to be and personally
appear before the Probate Court Of Yazot
county, at the Court House thereof in ,h'
own of Benton, on the fourth Monday il
SsPaembeF gsxt, and sheW cause If an,
they can, Uhy the final account Of chnma
H. Cathings, AumInIsnaTor as aforesaid
should not be allowed, and decree ma I
therein accordingly.
WITNESS, the Hon. James R. Burus, Judg'
of Probates for Yazoo county, the fourtl
Monday of May, 1916, and seal Of the Court
Issued the 18th day Of June. 1916.
CHARLES NJ. HENDERSON, elk,
By A. S. PERKINS, D. c.
July 81, 1916. 49t.
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Rrifnnnin Wnre.

Manufacturer OF p ain, Japanned and Planshed
liza WaIe, aud Dealer in Britannia Ware, Coffee
Mills, &c. Also. Importer Of Panished and
Block Tin Ware, Metal Sauce Pans, Tea Ket-
, ties, Enammclled Ware, &c:
Y. B. CLARK, IS Platt street.
manufacturers and Dealers in Britannia Ware.
Pain and Japanned Tin Ware, Tone and Globe
LANTERNS, Tea Trays, Fry Pans, Sauce Pans,
SLovels aud 1orgs, Coffee Mills, Spoons, Iron
Wire, Rivets Kettle Ears, &c. Importers Of
Block Tin and Planished War:
BENHAM, J0HNSON-& CO., 272I Pearl street,
near Fulton.
Darius Bonh4m, Geo. w. johnson, NJ. R, Whitney
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in Plain and
Japanned Ware, Timers Tools and Machines.
Importer OF Block Tin and Planisbed WaTes.&c:
EDWARD CARTER (orthe late firm Of Locke g.
Carter 81 Fulton ST., between Water and Front.
Manufacturer cf Plain aud Japanned Tin Ware,
aud Importer Of Hardware, Block Tin and
Panishsd Ware;
n. E. JAMES, % Cliff ST, between Fulton Il John
SHIRT, stock aud Hosiery warehouse.
L. STONE s. GREACEN, LOT William st., corner
Of John and sc John. have been for the last IL
years in the Gentlemen's furnishing business and
have a large stock of manufactured and selected
by themselves OF Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Stocks,
Ties Scars, CTavats, Undershrts, Drawers, Hos
iery Suspenders, Gloves, etc. Merchants and
Merchant Taors can here select from large
Stock, ARTICLES lnat cannot Iab 10 please 'bhSAA'
both in quality and price.
Imp5rtoS, Manufacturers, and Wholesale Dealers
in all descriptions Of GentIcmtns Hosiery, Stocks
Cravais, Scarfs, Shirts Collars, BosOms, SusPeu'
ders. Cloves, Caps, etc:
JOHN M. DAVIES & JONES, log William 81.
s. p. corner Of John.
importers, Manufacturer, and Wholesale Dealer
in Linen and Cotton Shirts, Under Shirts, Draw
ers, Hosiery, Scars, Stocks, Cravat', Collars
Bnscms, etc:
JOHN P. wAKEMAN & CO., T6 Modem Lane
and 5 UibeTtyslIeet.
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MfSCeI1eanOUS.

Cstern Pumps of The very best pattern, and
which can unhesitatingly recommend as SUI
perior TO any have ever seen agricultural
Furnances, Spinning Wheels, Gin Band Riv.
cts and Bristles, Willow Carriages, Cradles.
and Nurse chairs. Leadpipe Of various sizes.
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new YORK FALL TRADE.
Is 46.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

CAN BE NoDoUBT BUT THAT CITY OF NEW YORK IS TIE
most nnrcbase
s oy water communication and railroads lie Union:
abroad Soko Goods
% the great depot OF American Manufactures more
Persons disposed to purchase will End advantage on the following
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BUTLDING MATERIALS.

Boston Nails Butts, Screws, STANLEY s
Carpenters and other Knob Locks, $50 "a vac
colored and white Mineral Knob do, iIseW
and beautiful article, Sash-Springs, PuIats
Shutter Fastenings, Bolts, sc.
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YazOO City Prices Current.

ORRrcrED WEEKLY BY MEssRs. ALLEN & BARKsDAL
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-21
therein and for other purposes |, which was read t'
and referred to the Committee on Pubic Lands

therein and for other purposes which was read twice
and referred to the Committee on Pubic Lands
IMPROVEMENT OF RED RIVER, W
Mr. BARROW ton eaye) introduced bill toProylde
louisiana which read twice, and referred to the
Committee on Commerce
JOHN PAUL JONES.
Mr. ATCHISON Ton leaye) introduced bill for the
relief of the heirs of John Paul Jones' which was read
twice. and referred to the Committee on Naval Affairs.
LAND CLAIMS
Mr. JOHNSON, of Louisiana, ION leaveO introduced a
bill amend the act approved june 1884, 10 provide for
the adjustment OF land claims within the States OF Mis-
souri, ansas and louisiana and in those parts OF the
States OF Mississippi and Alabama south of the 3ls de-
gree of north latitude and between the Mississippi and
Perdo rivers which read twice, and referred TO the
Committee on Private Land Claims.
THE HAMILTON PAPERS.
Mr. PEARCE, from the Committee on the Library, re-
ported bill for the relief of Elizabeth Hamilton widow
of Alexander Hamilton which read, and passed to
the second reading
APPROPRIATIONS FOR HARBoRs, &c.
The following resolution, heretofore submitted by Mr.
BREESE, was considered and agreed to:
Rfsoped That tho Secretary of War be directed to fur
nish tho Senate with statement of all appropriations
and haTbors and for H. imnrpvanrnt "f 49, j.;
and all OF the States and Territories of the United States
showing the amount and period OF each appropriation and
expenditure.
MAP OF FLORIDA.
The following resolution, heretofore submitted by Mr.
frLEE, came up for consideration:
Reolred That the Secretary Of the Senate cause to be
engraved the typographical map Of the peninsula of For
d. prepared under direction OF the War Department and
furnished 10 the Senate Ia compliance with resolution
Mr.. YULEE desired to state in very few words that
this map had been prepared by the typographical bureau
by the direction OF the War Department at a consdea.
BILE expense to the United States; that extensive sur
yeys had been made by officers OF the government for
the expenses OF which appropriations had been made by
Congress that this highly valuable map was the result
Of their abors and that their services would be lost to
the public, if this map was not published Its publca
ton would cost but very little and he trusted thai no OBJ
lection TO this procedure would be made.
Mr.. NILES moved TO refer the resolution TO the Com
mittee on Printing; which agreed to.
EXCUSED SERVICE.
! Mr. ATCHlSON asked TO be excused from serving OF
the Committee on Claims; which was granted
! Mr. JOHN NJ. CLAYTON asked 10 be excused from
serving the Committee Claims which granted
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
message was received from the House OF Represen,
atves, informing the Senate that the House had chosc
the Rev. WILLIAM J. SPROLE, OF the Presbyterian demon
nation, chaplain on their part.
Also, that the House had passed a number of private
bills and joint resolutions, which severay takeI
up. and referred TO their appropriate commit tees
! On notion the Senate adjourned
The Arkansas banner., 1846-04-01
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EhEgY saaafNhpS- l&.N.

E!NfE undersigned having entered into business -A in this city, at the Steam Boat Landing, have in store and for sale. a general assortment of DRY CODES, GROCERIES, HARDWARE
 AND CR0CkERYWARE, which they will sell at the lowest rates, ard to which the attention O. purchasers is respectfully in- yitcd
 NEWTON, BOILEAU & Co. 26th Nov lsl5. ll-tf.
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IL tNtlI Y iAf1ilPENil!lV.
 C. WARDLRG, M. D

GA fresh supply Just received'and for sale in Little Rock, by Drs. II. Hdbermap, R' L. Dodge and ] w. Tappe Also their invaluable medicines may be had, inquiry in almost every town and village in the Southern and Western States.
 Aarcb II, Is46 26-Iy.
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SPECIAL OFFICES :.

Proposals fer supplying te following offices, at a supto ba H3med, and subject 10 Che condition oi being limited to the net proceeds of the offices, are invited.
 Creek Agency from Fort Gibson, 6 miles, once a Week.
 Dover Irom Dwight, 10 miles, once week.
 Fort @ ashita and MayAew from Fort Towson. so i4,ies, oacc d week
 Magnolia from UHion court house, 9 miles, once a week.
 ON Town from l!.lena. 20 miles. once week.
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,s.. II ..... ...!.s.,E l..!l.sE Ea

xWATCEEES. oBEGyg g3H4EgY, SC. ID G. DELAR8DERIE gl c. J. GARNER, EO having associated themselves for ths pur- pose of conducting the WATCH MAKING and JEWELRY BUSINESS in the well known stand on Main street, formerly occupied by BENJ. LINE BAUGH, beg leave to inform the citizens of Little Rock and the public in general, that they are pre- pared to repair all kinds of Clocks, Watches, Jew elry, Sc, warranted to be done in the neatest and best style,
 They will always keep on hand fine and well selected assortment of the most fashionable Jew ery, such as Gold and Silver Lever Watches, Gold and Silver Spectacles, Gold and Silver Pencils Breast Pins, Finger Rings, &c., which they will sell low for cash.
 N. B.-All kinds of engraving will be neatly executed.
 Little Rock, Feb l5, Isl6. 2S-3m
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I8t. tJBHS
Vegetable Feseeand ague and anii-Feyer

 Vegetable Fever and agHe and antl-feVeF
 PILLS.
 Among all the advertised remedies of the day ioI Aeue and Fever. Chand Fever none seem to meet with Such rapiaitl of sale and give so much geher- a! sati, ac.oH, Dr. huli'S cele5ratedpllis When ever fh5y have been introduced all tones in what ever shape all mixtures and Pills, and preparations of every character designed for this disease, have been 5scariai as l-Waolly useless % and Dr, Hull's Ague pG.s have been received as the only permanent cured
 They stop .he Chills and Fever the fist day, and do not sc}sen the stomach or operate on the bow els
 Young chj3Jen. and persons Of all ages, sexes, and conditions may u>e these PIls. nsl only with safety. buf with the certainty of success. NTudra Forrest of Joneshoro' Ala, WgS cured of q severe and obstinate case of Chlls, with only a hail box after two physicians had exhausted all their skill
 John Camp. merchant al Elyton, Ma, says hc never knew t3em to iGi; has sold several groce ol boxes and cured ten eases in his own family. Messrs PesgfcW &. Gray write they are entirely ont They say no medicine s3id n theirstore gtveS scah satisfaction, or c9rcs as soon, and permanent ly. --..;. cates but we refer the reader 10 our agents, where they may obtain d pamphlet taatis) giving iuil description of the medicine, and Is aahher oi use Price z per box vii directions.
 9135.sold by fife IIas agents Uho sell my Coogh and Worm Medicines adv stised below.
 l9Io. kfUhLa5
 GOUGHL 0ZENGES
 Every family in ihe United States should keep d supply of Dr. Huli'5 cough Lelenges, in the house, not only as preventive medicine against the con sumptive tendencies of tAe climate but as an cttes- tual raneay in all cases of Coughs, Colds aPltting of Blood, Night Sweats, diiHcllty of Breathing, Asthma tghoopins Cough Emaciation, aad ge- neral Debility. Rraembarthat this medicine is not a mere pallaton, but t is all powerful in removing all diseasas of tae Chest and Lungs, leading to Goh sumption and deail. Price ? Gents per box.
 DR MULES
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WORM INLt1-IG.E {. $.
TOOTH ll=ACHE. EEKHf

Never fails to cure all eases of the tooth-aeh, when il arises from eeayed state o the the teeth Ii IS simple in is application harmless in it's effects, aad thoasands WhoAaye nsed lt have declared they would not be wtloul this remedy if t costs s,o per sal. It is not.a catch penny rePaiatioa, but actually does what il proposes to accomplish. Sold at 90 cents vial.
 DOCTOR SPENGER'S
 NFGETAEiF PILLS.
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sl, bs.aels NiH observe, That the routes are m all eases to be let to the lowest guaranticd proposal, and at the cheapest mode of conveyance, except where the size and weis of the mails. (Whoutre- gard to raysl,) or the speed called for ntla sched- ucs, shall require a higher mode of conveyance, and this the bidders are requested to specify
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N 0 T r &

!. oHe3l htlHuttN afs allowed for 0penlnr and closing thn mail. as all offices where no particular tne s specified; hat on railtaad and steamboat routes there is to be ao more deIg than is neces- sary to deliver and receive the bags
 7. Ihe mail ls t1 h, conveyed in preference ia pass HIers, and tU their entire exclusion if ifs weight and balk fcguirsit.
 ,. Post office blanks mail bags, and the special agents O. the department on the exhibition of their credentials, are 10 be conveyed without further charge on mail lines admitting of such conveyance
 i. Mai agents are to be conveyed without charge on the principal railroad and steamboat lines. where the size ot tie mails and the nanber of the offices will require taeiI employment by the department; and in that case, separate apartment Tor the as- sorting and sate-Eeeping oi the mai Is to be nro- uded by the contractor under the direction of the department
 j. In all cases there is to be forfeiture of the pay of the trip, when the trip is not run; forfeit ure oi at least onetourth part of it. when the run ming arrival is far behind time as to lose thc connexion with departing mail; and forfeiture ot due proportion ot it, when grade of service is rendered inferior 10 that in the contract. These iorieitureS may be increased into penalties of high CT amount according to their nature or reqencV of the failure and the importance of the mail
 6. Fines will be imposed, unless the delinquency be satisfactorily explained iR due tme for failing o take from, or deliver a post office, the alail. or aay part of 1t for suffering it to be wet, iniured.- Iost, or destroyed; for conveying 1t m place or manner that exposes t to depreciation loss. or in Jury, tof refusing after demand to convey mail by any coach, rallload car, or steamboat which the contractor regularly runs on the route beyond the specified number of trips in the contract; and for not arriving al the time set And for setting up or running an express to transmit commercial inteli- gence Tn advance of the mail, penalty will be ex- acted equal to quarters pay
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Es. gS Kgspra0ga. W. P.
,us E. Hs, EsRalLHRs'

{oF NEW ORLEANS M
 DEN f AL. SyRs9545Eisg!35aal' s9545is!3 5al' TENDERS his proiesslonal sei,ty e;n;tv
 \ zens of Little Rock, and ylcinig g:o.rre TOOTH ACHE, caused by .s ehpUset Is,,t D, NERVE, cured without causing '5 us ou P ARTIFICIAL TEETH, lnsel'eNS sTul or PIVOT, warranted to imilate .hseryer; t' closely as to deceive the incest ogy' gnstaraI answer many of the purposes s.9titil6NY Of lllg " Hol He can be found at the AN Ip,f Iiof
 Little RocE, Feb. Is, lS46.--ou'
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AlRGINh-N rules held IN ihe clerks ,ff,c al H.
cut superior court ol law and rhanccry for ,,ao'
tol eoant'' on Monday, the LIST da, Of June 1916
fatteson Jennings, pln,ig
against
James Jennings IN his Own nght, and flm'r of ,ua
Jennings, decd, Gerard Jennings, William JennIuy. A..
ead Ferguson aud Lucy his vile. formerly Jennings. sam
+ Muses. and Nancy his vile, formerly Jennings J.eL
hbbs aud Susan his VILE formerly Jennings Roland
E'-on aud Elizabeth his wife, formerly Jennings Il mn
Jrnninss, lEohe Jennnss, John SoruFgs Mar, Ia.
formerly Jennings, l}cienJart.
Is CnANCEEY
The defendant, Robert Jennings, Clement Jernnys NJ,
Gerard Jennings not having entered their appea;an, m
given security according to thu Act Assembly and the
Of tbs cnnrt aud tnpraring by satisfactory ,lepc. ~,
they not inhabitants of tins II is or
that the said absent defendants dp appear at the rules IN
holden for the suit court, the first Monday in August
and answer the bill oi The Plaintiff aud TINT ,opy Of
outf he 'o"i'h me ted IN some newspaper publ shed
IN the town o iynchburg, tw months
posted the trent door Of the house this coun
Copy-Teste,
IL. +. BOCOcK, OK
June WIN
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virginia /:


A I rules held the clerks office of the circuit n.
court OLA" and chanccry, for the county oi Nelson m
the 1t day of June, IS46 ' WI
iars II. Roberts in his own right, and execntor -,
John Nj Roh,fts deceased and administration N r
""oe'''' oeeeaseu, Phutlh
against
jeremiah w. Roberts Fountain Roberts, .Iuhu r. gol
efs,N dHn prrett, trustee ut i~ ehdrcn, Ann I,,t,
-- bra'n aud FIX hi VIE, formerly tii~a D,,f,,,,
- G'rreti and Marietta his wIc, trncI'y Marietta On
relt JHnes Sarah. Mar Sairt John. Fountain ,lI,m IN,
hrhard ipn'it, " iimm y. Roberts and Matilda Jane IN,
VII, aud Anne r. Roberts, ID, ltnd,nts ~
IN CnANCELY.
III Il iendants, Fountain koht s, Willian Dutett i.
Duffett, -- Brown aud Eliza his witr t;,r,a,,
and Marietta his VIE, James. Sarah, Margnet, John F.
tain niIam and Rcha,d Dnrrett, not having entered H. -
appearance aud given security according 10 the Act Of A.
srnbF and HE rules oi this court, and appe na sa
itiny eN idence Ghat the, not inhabitants Of Tins ,n
mohWealth un the motion OF the plaintiff by counsel II :.
ordered that the said defendants, do appear h,,e one fin,
day oi the next term and the b Of the
that copy of this order he forthwith inserted some new.
paper printed IN the town OF Lynchure, Two months
sLceessye and posted The front door court hons.
oil tins county 0n some count day.
Copy-Teste,
no. L. CUTLER, CT
June vJ.L
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June q

rules held inthe Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior
IA Court OF Law aud Chancery Tor the County OF Hal,
Ia IN the month OF June. 1Si6
Rylani Roberts aud John b. Lee, merchants and partner,
"'uci .hc hfih OF hooefts y Ice, Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Arm'ead Younger, John Younger, James Allen and Ia.
,id Allen, Defendants,
IN CHANCEHy
The defendant Arnsead Younger mol hay ng entered h.
appearance and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he Is not an ihabitdni OF tins Commonw oidercd
that the said defendant Auucad Young do ar,ar b.
on the hist day o September ext and Tia, plaintiffs,
b and that copy Of Ibis order inha it'll inserted !,
the iSnchhufg Nifgnldn pr two mon ls scc,sVc, ami
posted al the on door oil tie Court house Of TN, County
y Copy-rese,
WIN HOLT, Grk
june - WIN
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For each oi the Independent Glasses, VIZ Law
Class, the Preparatory Mathematical Class, and each
81 The Tour Casoes the Classical Department, the
is so.
The price Of Board, here put down at $3.50, is that
paid 10 TIE College Steward, who consideration ui
certain privileges binds himself the Faculty II take all
students who apply f." board, al the price here eoul>
ed The students boarding with him lod Le Ia the Cul.
lege building.
The price Of board, including washing lights and ia
ei, at olner boarding honses town, canllui IN cllse-
qafnee OF an agreement with the Faculty. exceed 80
In addition 10 The studies above enumerated, There is
higher dtplrimenI necessary - the attainment o the
degrte ut A. NJ.
Information concerning this course Gas well as other
naittS) may be obtained from College Catalogues or
by corresponding With either ot The Prulessors-
he classical certificate Is required Tor the degree OF \.
VI.
Gentlemen wishing 10 prepare themselves fol- ArdlS
cal Graduation al any institution, obtain the neces-
safy preparation from Prai. Alillngtnn, who gives
private course OF medical nStncllon-Fer so.
In addition to lhac nj VI lnictpa Law there will
he second and private COURSE by The Professor Text
hooks:- tucker, Commentaries, Revised Code h..
WaA : Digest. Nlerhen pleading { St or = ID ri }
Aildrd's leadags Tile student wilI nave the ad van.
asr oi reading III extensive aud well assorted rel.
efence hbrary Fee $50.
IeAl Bu5ks all the subjects referred to can be had
70 luMn, al prices not exceeding those IN the cities
I. X. DEW President
July ~ W3N&tml Jscpi do.
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Land for safe.

4 OFFER my TRACT OF LAND, in Amherst
county, Tor sale being within miles oi lynchburg
aud On Harms creek. containing about
ga ACRES,
amnt 23O III woods. There is so acres of fine
CREEK bottom. and about the same quantity of good branch
bottoms. The cleared portion in 90 condition for
iarm'ng-he nnceared portion is well tmbered and the
greater portion tobacco and The Improvements all
sew ant substantial. Large young orchards Of fruit
trees.
is seldom such valuable Tract of Land is for sal
IN this part OF the Persons wishing to purchase
can rad me on the premises, 10 show the Land &c.
II sold early, the purchaser can get as much corn Gals
SC, tins fall, as may be necessary.
SAM. POlNDEXrER, J..
July 20 Wis