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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-18
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.

seminary FOR YOUNG LADIES,
A MOUNT PLEASANT within Ave miles of Pow.
a'nn Court House, will commence its next session
I'm, 'ns 18th DAY Of January 1877 Miss =. +. Pagaud,
mas mas un'forniy met every ones appreciation, and
r,s" competency is so wei! known, having taught at
Tor The last two years, and given entire Salts
usnsn, VIII continue TO instruct In the branches
p., taught in Female Schools. The location is
and IS believed to be ~ healthy as any in the
40 deduction is made for loss Of time, exceptin
o. "oi sckness
- Ten months pe can
'n,'"" for N. English Language. per session Of ten
,S. ' Der session Of ten months, 10
msr,, "''h use of Piano, per session of ten
Dec is-ewaw. STEPHEN C. ANDERSON
cha.A.-in vacation of the Superior Court Of
1886: 'y 10! the Richmond Circuit, December l4th,
RshmSns q the Superior Court of Chancery for the
signing hls s WI having sienhed his intention Of re-
'hdered Tia, uufing the ensuing term
addressed IN al applications for the said office be
be furn,hsa posi- paid; and that copy Of this order
he viii " The Public Printer with request that
n.w,p,D-,. y TO be inserted in one or Of the
Until H. GO punished in the city OF Richmond weekly,
''eehth day Of January next
Acoov T. John ROBERTSON,
Dec lscw,,sm,, ~ P. HOWARD, elk.
! 5000 IA : !, boxes black Soap, manufactured
oy Z. McAdam. For sale by ''N'~N
oee' IL JAMES SIZER & SON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-18
NAL. ACADEMY, WAKRENTON, n. c


Il. 4. EZEl.l.. A. VI pniNc,r.L
u. r. PDWEII ASSISTANT lSsrEUcrpR
.7NIiE Of tins Institution, for the last seven
] wars in Ihr charge of The undersigned, will be- IL.
sunrd on The second Monday of Jinna'Y lri7.
la addition 10 ihr splclrs accommodations furnished
h. the Acah. my, the Principal with view To per-
maneni l,raiion, has erected large and commodIns
residence in the adjoining Grove, by which arrange
pnt nm increased number Of students may be comfort
ably boarded and the entire establishment III all times,
plar- 4 under his immediate eye. Boy- from distance
are required reside in The lakily o The Principal,
who whilst he enfoTcrs strict adherence 10 the Laws
OF the Institution, provides fer Them comfortable
cumpanrd rs their teacher, oI hy his special perns
sion. They required every Sabbath. Ia attend one
nj the churches in r village nj The riinn ~ every
instance Of the parent or guardians aud n" attempt J.
made 10 inculca,r ,rrtaran principles The most rad
observance If mmaliiy y enJnined.
TERMS:
For Board of Boys under Twelve years of age, for
the session uf mouths $40 90
Rard for liuys above twelve, 81 30
Tuition IN Languages and Mathematics - ~
In the English Branches, II ~
Fuel ut The Academy. sthr only extra rhiferl "a
L. A EZELL, A Principal.
Warrrnlon, N. o.. NV. II. lsib.
REFERENCES
For the character az The School liz successful mode
az discipline and instruction, the Principal j. permitted
TO refer The pubic 10 The following gentlemen, amongst
n number cf others
Hon ". i; h,wk'ns' At present arm,ers Of The
Cen ~ b " II. II,wsirs North Carolina Legislature.
Hon. Daniel Turner, Principal 9th, Warrenton Fe-
male Seminary.
Rev. 4. +. McRa- Hon. W a. Edwards, r. A..
Thornton, y. baskerville, VIM. riumnrr, WIN.
Williams b. Z. Cook Esqs., and Dr. Alexander Hill.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-18
by THE GOVERNOR % TnE STATE OF VIRGINIA
A PROCLAMATION.

% ~ Il
A PROCLAMATION.
yXTHFREAs, IL his heen represented To the Eaecu-
w tive, that WILLIAM A. CLERE, who was CON
fined in the jail Of Franklin county, under conviction
for felony has made his escnPe. by beaklng said IN,
aud is now gong large: Therefore, William Smith,
Governor Of the State of Virginia do hereby offer fe
ward Of hundred dollars for the arrest and delivery
Of the said William A. Clere 10 Tie Tailor nf the SAID
county nf FTanklin;-and do require all officers, cIvii
and military, and request The people OF The Common
wealth generally their hes, r1crtions Ia procure
the arrest Of the said william A. C!ere, that he may hr
dealt with according 10 law.
Given under my hand, as Governor, ana hnher lhf
lesser seal Of The Commonwealth IL Richmond,
sE.L this ninth day Of venher, IN tae year Of our
Lord eghlprr hundred and f.rt, six, aud al The
Common Nv a!lh The seveEty-iiI-f WM. SMITH.
Ciere is described AZ helng ahnnt feet hi:h, WEI
built and rather spare, Hight cnnpieaion sandy har
and whiskers-had on, when lie escaped, black I.ans
and panaoons, and black caps Iona OF drink
ing and, after having access 10 liquor, hi c"mpleSi"n
becomes iorid lie indifferent house painter, ana
claims he u native uf Richniond city, where his mo
her n widow resides. NOV lO-ewbw
IN CHANCERY.-vIRGisiA:-- AT rules holden in lie
1 Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Count of Law
and Chancery for the County OF Charlotte, the BIN DAY
Of October, 1896:
Lilrlrjohn McCareo, Executor of William II. CALI
cote, deceased, fiantlh:
John ". F. woodson. William :. Wonison, Cathn-
rine R. Woodson, Joseph Tanner and Elinora &. his
wife, and other Defendants:
The defendants above named not having entered
their appearance, according 10 the ac OF Assembly anu
the rules Lf this Court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they not inhabitants Of this Common.
wealth. il IL ordered, that the said defendants do appear
befnre the Judge of the said Court, ut me Court HOUSE
OF the said county on the first dry Of April term nes
and enter their appearance, and answer the plan;il :
BILL and that copy Of this order be inserted ~ some
newspaper published in The city of Richmond for iva
months successfully aud posted al the front door oil The
Court house Of thr sad county. Cupy-Tesie,
Oct a0-cwom wINSLoW ROBINSON, g. e.
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GENERAL. AGENCY. sc.

THE subscriber offers his services 10 his city and
country friends and the public generally, rs Ge-
neral Agent, for the collection of claims oi every de-
srrpion, rcnlng out and receiving rents of houses,
hiring out servants and collecting their hires AMI such
business may be inirusted 10 his and Judgment
agent, &c. HIS charges in all eases will be
sonabe and he hopes, by assiduy and strict attention
10 business. 10 merit and receive portion Of public pat
ronlge. For ability 10 discharge faithfully all business
entrusted 10 him. he would refer The following gen
tleInrn, viz:
Rl.HMosp-Lawson NunnalIy ESQ.,, Bank Of Val r.
X. Grafton. Esq o q. Scott, Esq Judge Iiayburtun
Dr. Geo. w. Minor 7 Bigger r NJ; Webh, Bacon
Baskerville; Chas. F. Osborne; Jos &. Spotis; J. II.
Enstace & Som Jos Allen; Iathrop. Christian & Co ;
Warren Farris; Ila-kins & Libby, aud Massie &
White.
New KE>r - DR.. John F. Christian; X. T. Laoy
WIN. r. G. Douglass, and 'rhos II. Terrl.
BucKISGH.N-Cul. i. nj. Bnndurant, and Jno. r.
HasoyrR-Cha, w. Dahney. Esq.
IIEsnIco--NIaj. Edmund Christian, and John ~ Gre
CORY. Esq
GoucHL,Sp-Dr Joseph Watkins: DR.. Geo. W. Har.
ri- and Thomas Boiling. Esq
PnrycE Epw.nD-ilrnry L. Watkins, and Frank ~
Watkins
Krs. Wull.a--B. b. Dousas Esq
WfLLiAMsBrGG-Judse John Christian. and VIM
Waller. HEATH JONES MILLER.
~ Having for The last eight or ten year. held IN
office in Of the Binks of This city, would offer NY
services 10 attend 10 any bank business entrusted my
care, 10 the buying aud selling Of Stocks Of all kinds
and also To The selling n Produce for any of my country
friends who may employ me. Those in llir county
wishing me Ia hire out their servants, transact any
other bushes for them, VIII please address me by mail
and those in The city will find me at my office over
Massir & White, Main street, Que door below Webb,
Bacon e. Co II. j. NJ.
Dec. 9-cwiw
At A COURT OF QUARTERLY SESSION, begun
~ aud held for Essex County al the Court House in
1appahanno,k. the lGth dry OF November, ls4G:
On the motion ~ Milton II. Favrr, and The other dis
tribnrrs Of Estate az William H. Fisher, DECEASED
u Is ordered, that all PERSONS whn may have claims
against the SAID d-crdrn. exhibit the for settle
the first day of February nry; aud that copy
Of this order be published fpr right IN the Rich
mnnd Enquirer, a newspaper published in The City If
Richmond, md that another copy thereof br posted ~
the front door Of the co'ir House Uf this county
several Court days.
A Copy. Tes,r,
ItnEs II Al .1"TurHs n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-18
w A0Un r-n.f..Ln robccI, ~ THE
COUNTY OF BRUNSWICK

LUUN OF BkU IN.S W ICh.
THE subscriber takes this method Of informing The
4 public, that the first session at this School for rir
fsi1 will commence on The s"cuna Monday IN Ja.
nnary Tine scholastic year of ten months VIII be dIs
ded uin two srssnnsthe first ending on Ihr last of
luiy The second rnE.nrDcng lie j.! 81 September,
aud closing The l9th itrrmhes IN establishing HI
school. the subscriber j. not acu1iet hy LIE desire IL
prcun,ary profit h.i II educating MS own daughters
The number Of scholars received Ia the School Will,
therefore, he limited and early application should
be made.
TERMS
Board, for ten months. $50
Tuition IN English, ~
Tuition N F.ench, ~
Music, and use o; Plane, -
Address Kennedy P. D., Brunswick, Va.
Dec. ll-cit JAMES DASkINS.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-24

able. The people mus. see Il, and will
hold the Loco Focos responsible for frus-
trating the election Of Senators. IL ano-
Their ballot had been permitted the people
OF Iowa nigh, have been represented in
the Senate of the United States. bui as i,
Is few men in the Legislature have dar.
ed to cirtumvent the wishes of the peo-
pie, because they could not elect their
own favori,e men. The loco focos may
boast. as loud as they choose. that the
Senate will not give its consent. TO go
again into join, Convention. They may
even carry out their threat. But the day
Of reckoning will come. and the result,
will be similar to what it has been in
those States where the same kind of re
belion on the part Of a portion OF the
peoples servants has been exhibited. The
LOCO FOCO MEMBERS of THE
LEGISLATURE ARE CHARGEA-
BILE WITH HAVING FRUSTRA-
TED THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE
AND A MAJORITY OF THE MEM
BERS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
Are they willing to abide the response
bilIty?
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-24

The Bribery Case.

The Investigating Committee will resume
their business on next Monday week.-There
several persons, who have hitherto
stood high as honorable men in the comnuni-
ty, who are implicated. At the last meeting
but one Of the Committee, Johnson Chapman,
Fireman of the House, and who is the only
democrat among all The officers Of that body,
was examined in his sick room one day .ast
week. His testimony is similar to the certif-
cate, which may be seen below. The certif-
cate was obtained from him for the use and sa-
tisfaction of Mr. Clifton, and is as follows
81 do hereby certify that on Tuesday. Dec.
I'd. 1916. was authorized by Col. VIM. Pat
terson OF Lee county, Iowa, to offer to Josiah
Clifton and Reuben Conlee, each the OF
one hundred dollars for ninety nine years if
desired without interest, il they would give
their vote in an election then about to come
on for United States Senators in the Genera!
Col VIM. Patterson would name for the office
of U. S. Senator. Also | was authorized by
Col. Patterson and S. Haight to offer Jos. Cliff.
ton individually on their own part and the part
their associates to enter into bond Of ST. 000
dollars il necessary to secure him an appoint
ment in the Land office as Register or Receiv
er provided he would vote for the men for the
U. S. Senate whom they would name. The
above named Conlee and Clifton are members
of the House of Representatives Of Iowa.
Witness my hand and seal Dec. Sd, 1876.
JOHNSON CHAPLAIN"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-24

On Saturday las, the Loan Bill, a. it is
called, passed both Houses. a, Iowa City.
1t provides for borrowing fifty thousand
dollars to pay the debts incurred by the
Conventions, the present State and Legs
laive expenses and such other dues as
the Legislature may deem just and equi-
table. Our townsman. Mr. W. F. CooL-
BAueH,is appointed by the Legislature the
Agent to procure the loan al 7 per cent.
From what we know of Mr. Coolbaugh,
we believe the agency has been placed in
good hands.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-24
- The Wings of Iowa should let n

~ The Wings of Iowa should let no
collateral question divide their attention
or distract their movements. The loco
focos are very DESTROYS of shifting the
responsibility of failure TO elect U. S.
Senators on any and every circumstance
that does no! involve their own agency in
the matter. But the loco focos are alone
responsible, and i, becomes all good wings
to do nothing directly or indirectly that
will remove the burden from the back of
loco focoism. If the wings &C. as unit,
as we think they should do. all will be
well; and this burden must crush lis
Wearers 10 atoms.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-24
Discharge of Marshall.

The responsibility taken by Judge
WILLIAMS in discharging Marshall from
the custody of the Sergeant alarms, while
under ares, of the House of Representa-.
lives for Bribery, on writ of habeas cor.
pus. is looked upon as an usurpa,ion oil
power. which does no, rightfully belong
to his office. We have a long article
prepared, which shall appear in our next,
showing that Judge W Villains had no good
authority for his action.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-24
Dedication and Installation.

The Meeting House erected by the
Congregational Church and Society Of
Burlington, on Fourth Street. will be De
Dictated TO the worship of Almighty God,
on Tuesday evening, Dec. 29lh inst.
1t is expected that the installation OF
Rev. WM. SALTER, as Pastor of the
Church and Society, will take place on
the following evening. Rev. Prof. Pos!,
of the College at Jacksonville is expected
to preach the sermon.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-24

SCHOOL FuND.-We hope our citizens
will avail themselves of the late law lust
passed the Legislature. We believe il
gives each Township until the 30,h of
this month 10 organize according 10 the
requirements Of The former law. In so
doing, all the townships may possess
themselves Of their portion Of the fund,
which in this Township must amount to
a considerable sum. We believe all the
Townships in this county have sent in
the proofs of their organization but Bur-
lingion, and few others.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-24
.y4AFie,;no Disnppsnt;on No reorat IN

.aNiefing Dispensation.--W regret TO
announce the decease, on Friday night.
4ih inst, from congestion of the brain, Of
the Rev, William Fowler, Of this city,
general superintendent, on behalf Of the
British conference Of that denomination,
OF the Primitive Methodist Churches in
the United States.--N. Y. Com. .4du
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-24

The Legislature of Illinois have elect
ed the Hon. s. A. Douglass, U. S. Sen
a.or in Congress from that State, for six
years from HE 4lh of March next. The
election of Mr. D., creates a vacancy in
the U. S. House of Representatives.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-24

Duty on Wool The barque Maria,
at Boston. from Smyrna, with cargo Of
coarse wool, is compelled to pay sl0. 900
advanced duty. under the present tariff!
If the Maria could have entered some of
our ports before the first Of December, the
owners of her cargo would have saved
that amount under the tariff Of l642.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-24

Gen. scorT supplied himself with a
ful' set OF India rubber camp equipage, in
the expectation Of field service.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-24
BURLINGTON
Thursday, December "a, lsl6.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
TWO Dollars per annum, GP in Advance

For Terms in Detail, see First Page
Owing to i'll health and delay in reaching
home, we have no time to coilato and write
out our notes Of Legislative dongs this week.
We hope our readers Will overlook the want
Of interesting matter in the present number.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-24

fers Congress to The report of the Secreta.
ry Of the Treasury, and says:
"Fhe imports for the fiscal year end
ing on the 30,h of June last were of The
value Of Sl2l 69l, 1877; of which the a.
mount exported was Sill, 346, 623; leaving
the amount retained in the country for
domestic consumption $llO.345,l74
The value Of The exports for The same
period was s l3. ASS, 5l6;of which SI02..
l4l, 1893 consisted of domestic produc.
tons, and 81 ,346, 623 Of foreign articles.
The receipts into the treasury for The
same year were twenty nine million four
hundred and ninely-nine thousand and
two hundred and forty seven dollars and
six cents, Of which there was derived
from customs twenty six million seven
hundred and twelve thousand six hundred
and sixiy.seven dollars and eighty seven
cents; from sales Of public lands two mil
lion six hundred and ninety four thousand
four hundred and fifty two dollars and
forty eight GEMS, and from incidental and
miscellaneous sources ninety Two thou
sand one hundred and twenty six dollars
| and seventy one cents. The expendi-
lures for the same period were twenty
eight million thirty one thousand one hun
bred and fourteen dollars and twenty cts.,
and the balance in The treasury on ihs
first day Of July last. was nine million
one hundred and twenty six thousand
four hundred and thirty nine dollars and
eight cents.
The amount Of the public debts, includ.
ing treasury notes, on The frs! Of the pre-.
sent month, was twenty four million two
The Panola Miss. lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1846-1846, 1846-04-25
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

I ETTERS Tesiamentary, on the es-
q, tate of George Alexander, decd.
having been granted TO he underSign-
ed by the Hon Probate Court of PIANO.
ia County, at The September term 1915,
of said Court, notice IS hereby given
10 all persons Indebted 10 said estate to
come forward and make Immediate
payment; and all persons l5aving claims
against said estate, will present the
same duly authenticated to the suscri-
bea within the period prescribed by
low, or they will be barred
CHARLES 7. ALEXANDER
GEORGE l.. ALEXANDER,
Executors. ct.
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NOEiEE.

z He Undersigned, Administrator q
/ the Estat OF Zirry, w. TIKI. De
ceased, having, at the January Term
a. ID. 1915 Of the Probate Court Of Pa
noa county, filed his accounts for final
settlement at the March Term 4. d..
l845 of said Court:
Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested in said Estate, to attend at
said Term cfCourt. and show cause if
any they have, why final settlement
and allowance Of said accounts should
not thenbe made.
JAMES. RUFFIN. Ada'r
Of the Estate Of Zimry ". TAFT de-
ceased. January 20, 1915 3-6w.
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The Weekly National
RDtelEigenceP.

This paper being made up Of such
portion of the National ltelligencer pro-
per as can be compressed within the
compass Of single newspaper, contin.
ues TO issued and mailed 10 subscribers
every Saturday at Two Dollars year,
payable in Advance in all caces-no ac-
count being opened with subscribers
to the weekly paper
10 bring this paper yet more near
ly within the reach Of such as desireto
take blythe year cheap paper from the
scat OF the General Government, a re.
duction will be made in the price Of it
where number Of copies are ordered
and paid for by any one person or as
ISOLATION at the following rates:
For Ten Dollars six copies will be sent.
For Twenty Dollars thirteen copis; and
For each sum of Ten Dollars, above Twenty
eight copies will be forworded; so
that remittance of Fifty Dollars
will command seven copies.
~Publishers Of papers throughout
the United States and Territories who
will give single insertion to this al
vertisemnt with this note annexed) and
send one of their papers TO this Office
with this advertisement marked there
in, shall receive the Weekly National
lntelligencer for one year free of charge
The Panola Miss. lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1846-1846, 1846-04-25
4 Administrators Notice.

I TIERS of administration having
been granted 10 the Undersigned, on
the estate of John T. Oliver, deceased.
by Hon. Probate Court of FaHala Coun-
", at the May term, A. ID. 1915.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
indebted TO said estate, to come forward
and make immediate Payment nd
those persons having claims against said
estate are notified TO present the Same
duly authenticated within the time pre-
scribed by law, CT this notice will b
plead in bar of the recovery,
DIONYSIOUS OLIVER. admr
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Notice.

ELIZABETH JOHNSON, Admins
Z tratrix Of the Estate of James Gar.
ret deceased has filed her accounts at
the November Term of the Probate
Court Of 1'alIahatchie County for f.
nal settlement ofsaid Estate at the jan
uary Term 1916 Of said Court;
All persons interested are hereby re-
CURED to attend on said day and show
cause ifany they have why such lihaI
settlemnt and allowance said accounts
shall not be made.
ELIZABETH JOHNSON.
Formerly Elizabeth Garret. Adm'r. OF
jas. Garret, decd. 35-3w.
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Nza'E29s2 Rgssst5E sGApssE
G1DHAHAH1qTEo

The Trustees Of this IN
-stltution, take pleasure in
announcing to the public,
that they have secured, as
Professor to take charge of
their College, the services
of Joseph Y. Boyd A. NJ,
who is fayorably known in
our country as faithful, a
bic, and successful teacher.
He will be assisted in the
primary department by
James w. karr, a young
man known to possess the
requisite qualifications Of a
good teacher.
While the Trustees have
all the corporate power Of
a college, it is nevertheless
their intention to make the
college, a preparatory
school to the State Uniyer-
sity, located at Oxford and
students can be prepared
for any class in that, or any
other institution to which
their parents may wish to
send them.
The scholastic year viii
be divided into sessions of
five months each. The first
of which will commence on
Monday 5th of January
1916.
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NOTICE
EllE subscriber having been apf
] ted AGENT of the BOSTON

EllE subscriber having been an,
! ted Agent of The BOSTON
MISSISSIPPI Cotton Land Gonna.
The NEW YORK, MISSISSIPPI
ARKANSAS Land Company: and The
fOSTON and NEW YORK CHICK.
ASAW Land Company,-hereb gives
notice to those indebted to either oc
he above associations, that Mr.. Will
IAN ,. Williams, or in case of his alb
tence, Col. George Foote, is author
lZed TO receive monies, and pass re-
Slepis Tor The same, in cases where
cbetIcr suits the convenience Of parties
OF visit fernando, than the office or
The subscriber at lontotoc. and such ro.
ceiPls will be received as cash, on the
day Of payment.
Mr.. Williams is also empowered 10
make contracts for the sale of lands in
that portion OF the Chickasaw cession
,ying north Of the Tennessee State line.
in al the counties west Of The meridian
and in The counties of ST. Francis and
Crittenden IN the State of.Arkansos
and such contracts viii in all cases h,
and confirmed, unless nnbI;c
notice should be given 10 the contrary
IS i IS the object Of the proprietors
10 bring t!.clr lands fairly into marker
those seeking settlements ara.-si.,..::----.'.
10 call on the subscriber pap
or M. Williams, at fernando,
bargains, OF hberui conditions. =.
The Holly Springs Guard" and
the Ponoia Lynx" will please COPY
for two months,
,.-. RlCH'D. Z. ORNE.
fernando, May 90, 1915.
elm.