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The Columbian fountain., 1846-02-06

ENLEGANT PRESENTS FOR THE HOLE
~ DaYS.-Rosewood Work Boxes, plain and
furnished, all sizes
Rosewood Writing Desks, various sizes
Papier Mache Portfolios
Inlistandshes, and Card Baskets and Card Cases,
new and superb patterns, richly painted
English and French portfolios and Writing Cases
Pearl, shell, ivory, velvet, and embossed Card
Cases
Pearl, enamelled, agate, glass, and other Penhol-
ders
French Papeteres, very rich assortment of
most beautiful patterns
Fancy Note Paper, Envelopes, Waters, Motto
and other Seals
Gold and Silver Pencils, at all prices, from 25 cts
to Sl2
Gold Pens, diamond pointed, in silver cases, &C.
Ivory and pearl Paper Knives, carved and plain
Games of ali kinds
Dissected pictures, Maps, Puzzles, &c.
With large lot of fancy and staple Stationery
For sale by WIN. f. BAYLY,
Stationcr, Pennsylvania av,, between 1lth
dec 23-2w and 18th streets
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NEW FANCY GOODS.-We are now opening
lN and shall be daily receiving until after the
Christmas holidays, beautiful assortment Of rich
Fancy Goods, consisting in part of Reticules, Pur-
ses Evening Fans, Card Cases, Dressing Cases,
Toilet Glasses, Gard Baskets, Head Ornaments,
Gold Bracelets, Penci $ and Thimb,es, Ivory Ham
die Hair Brushes, Shell Dressing Combs, SC.
Gloves, Mitts and three cases of Paris Perfumery,
containing Lip Salve, Co d Cream, Oi's, Pomade
and Beef Marrow for beautifyng and promoting
the growth ofthe hair Odors for the Handkerchief
Cologne, &c.
S. PARKER'S
Perfumery and Fancy Store, Penn'a avenue,
nov eft between 9th and 10th streets.
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CHEAP, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST OF ALL
CHARLES CALVERT, JR., CABINET .a,N'D
~ CHAIR MANUFACTURER, Corner Of Penn
ssytran'a avenue and 18Th street. Washington City
Venitian Blinds made to order. All work executed
punctually, and in the most worl1manilse manner
Funerals attended at the shortest notice, and on
reasonable terms.
The subscriber thankful for past favors he has
received, respectfully asks for continuation oftbe
anne; he is always prepared to execute any work
Ia tho above line. W .a
Old Furniture repaired and vanished, also taken
in exchange for new. nov Sly C. C.
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Potomac Lodge, No. 5, Georgetown
room in Bridge street, opposite Union Ho.
tel; regular night of meeting, fourth Friday
in every month.
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ensuing yeaf, at the Coune room IA. said town. on
Wednesday. The sth Of April. 1876:
Presenf--John NJ. otey Michael ilar Geotee L.. Ra
beris. Samrsna nugnd. Z. fauin Paul .Ionos Jno
X. Mcdaniel, Charles W. Christian Paul {. Bawles.
Henry Davis. I. ID. Jennings and Thomas q. Acrcc,
who having severaly taken tho cath To suppori The
Constitution at the l. States The oath Of fidelity to
The Commonwealth, and the os, ri Office before Hem
~ M. Dldahe. Esq. Mayor oil sand town. took their
seats IN Common Council.
The hoard being organized proceeded To the election
OF ff.sident oi the Common Council, when John NJ.
oies, was declared duly elected. having received elev
en- Votes, and lnhn X. Mcdaniel. one vote.
The hoard then proceeded 10 the election Of Clerk
OF the Common Council. when d. Rodes was declared
10 be duly eieced-and the said Rodes tbereupon. in
presence OF the hoard. took the oath VI otcc before II
M Dldake. ESQ Mayor
Resolved, That Tho rules heretofore adopted for the
government OF the Common Councll nj its sessuns. be-
and they are hereby, adopted iur the government OF the
present council
The President Of the E. Council appointed the fo-
lowing committees for the present year. Messs.
Acrec Roberts, Dnguid and Davis he Of the Street
Conmitlee; Msssis Mcdaniel, Jones' Parlin and len.
nlngs, 10 be OF the Watering committee; Messs CHRIS.
tan and Hart 10 be OF the Safety committees Mcssrs.
Hart and Bowles to he Of the Market committee and
Messrs. Diueuid and Jennings 10 b. OF the Buryng
Ground Committee. And then ,hc Board adjourned.
True copy from journal--T ese.
d. ROBES, elk.
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Ingien7' To this question should answer ,ha, | d,
not believe the !. X. aud X Company are pledged
carry The Canal 10 sny specified paint bit they have thu
tlGhl 10 ehaRea the mode OF improvement whtre and
wien they please, on the line. As To The State, ii
er made but one pledge Ia the improvement. aud thai
pledge Ia take twoshs of The siock ii tia Campa
ny, which stock amounts So 900 GOO The State ha,.
ihg PAID her S2.Ooo GEO. she Is released any fur
Their pledge 10 The Company or Improvement.
"Ques. .. Would such an extension be beneficial
lyneHnure}' The extension Of the Canal would b.
lt'eg bni beneheal to Lynehburg, believe that tho
old Canal should bc repaired
'Ques. J. As the means of the Company confess
sedy Inadequate 10 the further extension OF the Canal
would YOU. II elected lur sach rrorosiilun
suggested and rejected IN the last legislature having for
lis 81 jet tie eNttusun OF the Canal 10 Buchanan and
understood 10 be the project of the aie Pressden, of the
CompanyF' am opposed 10 the extension OF The Ca"
nal because experience has shown thai Is neither pre-,
Gtahle nor practicable 10 continue II.
'Uues. !. Would You be IN favor of borrowing mo-
ney upon the credit OF the Stale. r the purpose oi
tending the Canal beyond lyuehhurgP | would op,
pose any application Tor boruNn money upon the cred
II OF the STATE or the purpose OF extending the Canal
'Ques. Should IL be the pleasure Of the l.eelsla
ture 10 extend the Improvement beyond l.yuchhurg
should such Improvement assume the shape of a Rail.
Road or Cana2' Should be the pleasure Of tha lie.
elslanre Ia extend the Improvement beyond Eynchhurg
think Rail Road should have the decided preference.
AuuIs Respectfully.
WM. b. BROWN.
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TIE SUB TREASURY.

The news Of the passage Of the Sub Treasury Bll
produced something Of panic in New York and has
caused greater lighlness in the money market 1t will,
in ccnnexon with the unsettled state OF our foreign re-
lations, greatly affect the business of the whole
nlly and reard the prosperity Of the country. We find
examination, that Tie specie clause does not go into
operation at One third Of the duties 10 be paid
in specie the first year; two thirds The second year; aud
the whole, the third year and thereafter.
The Sub Treasury scheme, it is well known. was the
main of Mr.. VAN BuREN's defeat 1t is
suscated aud b article Of the democratic faith.
We ask, if ordinary justice and consistency do de-,
mand that suitable amend should be made the Great
Rejected Is hottie Democratic party in courtesy bound
10 take up Mr.. Van Buren its caudldate2 The party
have, al last adopted the measures and principles for
adherence to which he fell. These and prin-
ciples in the ascendent and il would be but
right that he should share the triumph
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EfEPoET.s.

fENlE subscriber. residing miles North East
y Leaksvle. n. g.. respectfully informs The Black
smiths IN the surrounding country. well Others
eeped IN operations embracing the OF ha, highly i'm
porian metal Seei that he has invented and has been.
ier some Time successfully practising Throughout wide
scope Of country. peculiar mode OF temp,iiag Cnsf
Steel never heere known in this Country Tie has lnle.
~ instructed many In the at very satisfactorily. and al.
though some oi these persons may attempt 10 instruct
oitSs. yoi The snDserher claims more intimate acc
qoa'nance with his oten original invention, as well as h
superiority otor all others the business of giving
struction therein. Being DESTROYS Of making known
throughout the whoe country such invaluable nr,
aud Tor small tr,umpensc too and being unable 10 visit
all the shops within his range. he makes the following
proposal 10 ihose al distancr, ,iz-faf the sum II
fo"r dollars een him by mail NJ ieaksve. n. C., he
VII send 10 any person such lcren instructions will
inly enable him to Practise tins art any opera inns
connected with the Mechanics. Agricultural pursuits.
&c II there be failure IN these hen prop
etly cohnrned To, then. pay IA dnmanded and In all
cases, the money may be withheld until The rial Is fair
" made and cmlre satisfaction IL given. Blacksmths
aud Mechafi les IN general. Wishing these Instructions
VIII immediately address the subscriber Leaksve.
n. L., Gith postags paid, SC.
ZERE MCDANIEL.
April 10 81
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To he EaiiorsffAe Jrginian:
WAl. b. BEONi n.

?
Believing The present 10 he favorable retod place
hcurc the pubic information the subject II Rail~raad
Improvements, aud their comparative value with canals
as lines n transport ur passengers and freight, would
most respectfully request that yon publish, IN your val
liable journal Nv" articles which YOU find in "liun,s
Merchants Magazine
First. j. T.. Bloamfed's letter on Massachusetts,
Railways; and secondly communication from the same
writer on the Railroads OF New York IN 1915
am induced 10 believe ihat each of these papers con-
ains much valuable information. that will be very ac.
ceptable, at thus particular tune, 10 the great body Of
your subscribers. many OF HON carefully nvesuga-
ting The question, what should b. the character the
James River and kanaNha Improvement when II shall
be extended west OF Eynchburg. desire that the facts
exhibited IN these papers should get oete the people of
the western and southwestern counties, because wish
them 10 have all the lights which experience has shed
upon the his subject. before The public mind shall have
been completely led asray hy designing men. who are
cndeavorng 10 gel decision IN favor of ndlng the ca
nal, by exciting preudics against this and lis
terprzlne cltzens. ID.
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE.

The Judiciary Committee Of the House has reported
Bill to the office Of Assistant Secretary Of State
This is very important measure which we hope may
receive the sanction Of both Houses. No uan is
competent al the present day, TO discharge, SATISFACTORY
~ the duties devolyng upon Tie Secretary Of 5 ate.
The relation IN which lie stands TO the business of his
lice differs from that of his colleagues in the cabinet.
In all the other Departments, there very perfect
sanzailon and division OF labor anong the several Bu-
feanx, The Secretary has liule to do with the mere
ful'he OF business, except general supervision, and the
occasions are in which he is compelled pen a
communication. Not the Secretary Of State Every
ofspatch received requires his personal attention and de-.
con upon it, and if answer be necessary in the ma
pn'y of cases it be drafted by himself The cons
sequence is, when important negotiations are on hand
he minor business OF the office must be neglected. its
fspa.ch entrusted susordiuaes. The wear and tear
mlnd OF Secretary Of Stale three Told greater than
j any other member Of the Cabinet. lie would be
,talY relieved, and the public interests much promoted
having an Under Secretary, Of talents nd acquire
hrps, To whom nigh be corfded the writing Of all bu,
most important dispatches, and the Transaction I'M
direction, of tie odr'ry business tf the cliice Ia
l9Iand. the Minister OF Foreign AlfIrs has Two Tn
~ Secretaries.
We hope, therefore. this Bin will pass Bn, we
'1k something further is necessary There should he
vfa'fd Department, of Home Affairs, 10 which might
assigned. besides the domestic duties of the preseu,
vFaf'men' OF STATE The whole Of the Indian busine S.
MAI OF the Patent flee, and with which mipb, no
appropriately connected Bureau Of Statistics. which
IA great desideralum.
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measure earcl that tue ma5aitndc ri tie amount ascl
might i1p1d the success Of the bill, and substitute
offered. by Mr., WICK. OLA ;he 81 OF which
provide for the eessigr Of pable lands in the states
through which the road passed. Instead Of u direct ap>
propation OF money resolution adopted reqair-
ing that all debate should given hour, when
the House wen, next into Committee Of the Wholo upon
the Bill Accordingly, Monday last, after hrel speeches
frm western members, the substitute. after being amend
ed, adopted-s2 to 35-iu the following form, and
the Committee and reported the bill 10 the II use
To Ohio ID oe0 ARES
Indiana Cpl 60a d.
=. ILLINOIS, $50 SEQ do
Missouri 33l $50 do
Being equivalent, 1t The Government pieces Of land
the sum of si,745 793-the excess over tie and
half moas first ca,d for, being intended presume,
10 cover the of sale sc. One OF the amendments
adopted gave 500 zoo each State in the uuion,
which had already received that ,mount of the Pub
lie Lands. In the debate. II avowed by Mr. Nc
GArGnEy, of Indiana tina, he was authorised by the
Senators from his State say that the Senate would
pass The River aud ilarbor Blu. unless the House pas
sed the Cumberland Road Ball lie said if this were
logrolllng ii species OF leg rolling of which he
highly approved.
This exaouinary and porienious Bill, being reported
to thin House, a motion made that the House do
agree IN the suhs;iinte-Nu taken aud an adj
jvurnmeui carried in the midst of great coninsion
The next day. The House refused 10 agree wiih the
Commii,fe-Ayes 77-nays lob. j he substitute be
ing thus rejected, the original b To appropriate money
direct from tie Treasury again came before the House
and the question of engrossmeni, ii was decided IN
the neeative-ayes 10--uays lG6, and tho Bill was
therefore rejected by the large and unexpected majority
OF THIRTY
II a 100 late 10 talk of the Constitutional power in re-
ference to this work-and. think eXpedieney de
mands that the portions of the road upon which great
amount Of muney has been already expended, should
be flushed. We should prefer, however, direct ap
Precipitation of money. and glad that the subs'
tue rejected. We lmk upon the adopon by the
Committee, OF plan TO give 10 the States interested
three four millions of acres OF land but he oretaste
OF that consclion of the Public Domain to the of
the States respectively in which it lies which will be
assuredly consunmaed The moment Western ascenden
cy is firmly established.
The rejection OF this Bill if MI McGAuGHEr be
rect in his information ensures the defeat in the Senate
of the Harbor and River Bill. We believe, moreover
il will prevent any ill reducing the Tariff from passing
the House this Session.
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Iothe Editors If The IUginiGn:

comply with the request of ''NIsny Freeholders, >,
desiring that the candidates for seat IN the House OF
Delegates Tor the Comfy of Campbell, should make
known their views on the several questions propounded
# is not my wish withhold my views upon any qnes"
lion that may. by possibility. come up before the next
Legislature Of Virginia, that may be OF interest to you
Will therefore, with pleasure. proceed to answer your
inerrogatories in the order in which they are put. -
..Oues Do You believe that the james River
and konawba Contrary or the Legislatufe OF both Oh
them pledged. to extend the Ca"4 10 Buchanan " CIV
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LXNEEEEsUisSa HsAsclXI.r.
Forhe meck ending Saturday, .}prii 4, Isit

- @ ''9 'P'" II 'N''
o i".o',",-o'" Enss, w to ,'o new Lugs. ~
w ~ eaiu' Lea, INFERIOR, f<,oo 10 5,uu, common.
$5oo to a,3o "'ddling, 400 10 100 shipping, new
s' -" 70 o'uu (conmon) Sl.'o TO
~ "'i' ",a""'ac'u''ng S'o'oo'o No
r""'- we continue continue gu, Quotations ut VI, which
- Wv 'u,s suS''''u ny recent news sales In
"'e ""ue oecasohay 81 h'Sher rates, say "a 10
I - nra''Ie o Gus t1 10 90.
"a W 10 ~ Gus Per n"shei rom wagon
oa's' s''a' w. cons per h"ndred cleaned % 10 Az
'', I1 ~, ouS DUE, a.. n.y. va cents
'l"pe' "''" Grass nfe'S' -'Iosef seed sales by the
. "a sn 'ee" ",nae as ~" as s2ou o9' oil Store
So - "a 20 ~ Herds ''rass Seed GA 15c. limo
thy Seed. pV'o ~ "'o,Ne'
ffor'sons-b"e'' n'o9S 'i'ue neayy' We quote II
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Os5ITU AIRY.

Died in Jefferson County on The 9th inst. Mrs EL>
len turner. consort Of " lillian +. Turner E.1.
aud daughter ot the lsle Cu Andrew lernc. OF Monroe
county, aged about % years.
The unexpected demise OF this lovely and rs,imable
lady Is deep allcon 10 her husband aud numerous
relatives and friends Blessed with all that could make
lilo desirable. her early exit adds To the nnuncrabe CIV
dences u' the uncertainty ut human lie. aud another
proof OF deaths ambition To Gull his victims from The
choicest fold ~
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ta0PE.Q.v CORREsp0ADE>,cr

~ -, FLoRENcE, Dec. &c, l845.
- W" pf'eoi'e we are at length in Florence. the
4. ,ml u me Grand Duchy of Tuscany the most
t,aa.~ INTERESTING province of Italy, 1t is pleasant.
M ." o''h banks of the celebrated river Arno.
ni ,S.s ~ 'he Apprentices, only twenty miles distant
pace, bat even befnre i, reaches Florence /, Ia,
~ "'eahih Of three or four hundred YARDS
lad o.ae passage through the city, it is much deep
\ ,| between high banks two hundred wards
,n.- u"s been distinguished for It's devotion to
first Tue line arts and, 10 these respects. takes
SD ~ Europe. assure you we were much
Inn r. '"'"ng This quie, spot. to which we had been
gb, .he as temporary residence, where
- ""' ueVo'e ourselves to study. And here
s"i' all seated in our parlor by nice little
''e''ui fTe-a pretty light carpet covering
NV "aildSone syI4s with crimson da.nash Gu,
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ne wings If tIenrico have nominated Jous A
'AsiER as their candidate fr the House ot pe,e
y lie is opposed by John NJ Gregory. The non.i
u lie Democra'ic parry.
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LADIES' FAIR.

The Ladies' of the Baptist Church. Of this place.
will open Feast aud Ssle "Wednesday evening.
April 10Th. IN Mr.. Murels new building next below
Mossrs. Bryant y 1lnslcy As this is their frs, call
on the public, they hope share their general patron.
age.
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e5 The Richmond papers are publishing the ,es,imo.
s,''" al Inc late trial ii Thomas RircuIE Jr. Hav-
'"''"y published The evidence taken before the Cor
Inquest we do not deem ii recrssary to transfer t.,
COLUMNS the evidence alluded to.
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MASSACHUSETTS, RAILWAYS

Mr.. Hunt-1he official returns To the Legislature Of
Massachusetts, show increase the receipts Ut tins
year. compared with the last; while there Is u decided
in be general expenses and the average expen
scs per mile; whl here is decided decrease the
This last item varies from st cents on the Connect
cut River Railroad, to la ceGs per mile run on the
Taunton Branch, short railway OF | cites lhe av
erage it viii he perceived, reduced to f2 cents per
mile run, being 80 cents under the average in I'D
United States up 10 the year 1898 according the esq
innate Of the Chevaher de Gersiner, and like
that period le Great Britain.
There are g railways IN Massachusetts commenced,
rrd in the ol construction which upwards OF
i2s tO0O 600 have been expended. o. this number.
~ Il railways embraced in the tabular statement
being roads that finished, producing income. on
cost oi SO $50 ,93I
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.N'OYICE.

fRNllE CO-PARTNERSI1iP of Roberts & Browa.
d at this place. being dissolved bv the death NJ Mr..
Roberts, shall proceed To SELL the Store House Of
the said firm, on Muodsy The 10Th day of this month at
public auction, the 81 OCk or GOODS left on hand.
consisting Of tho usual variety KEEP, ut n Country
Store.
Tetma.-Snms Of $40 and under, Cash, between $40
and 800. months credit from $50 to 500. 4 months;
over 500 months credit Bonds with approved secu.
fily iobe given by the purchasers.
nose Indebted To The concern are requested 10 mako
pay AZ II Is necessary that the business Of tho
eern be speedily closed. HUGH BROWN,
Surviving partner.
Amherst {. H., April 10 q
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fNHE UNDERSIGNED have in Store and offer
J. for sale. upon accommodating terms,
1873 cases Lquorice-50 strictly prime,
25 " Olive OIL
100 bbls. Corn, in store upon the Basin,
Family Flour brands 80. G. Clay" "Tardy s.
Houston, Cloverdale''
Family Roe Ierrings, in halfharres.
Clover Seed NURVELL s. AVEEETT.
April 10 ),
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during The
readers are
Maryland,
Of the Ohio
been suhjec
: to the va /
,rOvements.
money, not
rs Of which.
10Th I-IottspS
as standing
other work
ed members
; and votes
ave shrunk.
,g a cent Of
i'd. For our
in the arsu-
taken OF pro-
il at all diff
.aiioual char-
as
r claimed for
!. However
I'd. 1t is en'
n Springfield
at in,ervals'
IS es,iInated,
half millions
i, reported a
'nends OF ihe
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/ ne gross receipts on these
roads, from freight, !
/ he gross receipts on these
roads, from passengers,
Total, S
Total expenses of running
and repairs,
The Panola Miss. lynx., 1846-03-14
TRUSTEES SALE.

IN pursuance of a certain Deed Of
L Trust made by William II. Glascock
Sen'r 10 the undersigned Trustee,
which was executed on the-day of
April 184O, and recorded in the Office
of the Clerk of the County Court OF
Madison county Alabama, shall as
Trustee, proceed to sell at the resi-
dence of William H. GIascok Jun'r In
Pamela county Mississippi to the highest
bidder on fbe tenth day of March
next, U846) the following negroes to
wit:
One regro boy slave named Barry
and one negro girl slave named Morga-
ret,
Terms Of sale made known on day
- 0 BENJAMINE +. MOORE,
Trustee. By William w. Smith, his
A gent and Attorney in facts
Pamela Feb. 7th '46 5O-td
The Panola Miss. lynx., 1846-03-14
OF JUDGMENTS
in TaEIahatChie County.

T GEORGE w. JOHNSON, Sheriff
1of TallaRatchie county, and i'll obedi-
ence to an order of sale to me directed
from the honorable Circuit Court Of said
county, will on the 9th day of April A.
D. 1916, offer for sale at the Court
House door in the town of Chaflston at
public auction for cash, the Judgments
hereafter described, to satisfy Clerks
and Sherif''s Fees and Jury Tax, and
all other costs due thereon, to wit: One
Judgment in favor Of James A. Gnauh
y; Boyd M. Doak, renderedon the 24ih
day Of September 1889, for the sum of
S384, &c, Costs $24,87. One Judg-
ment in favor of James A. Gnadlt and
against jamie Budg ger, rendered on the
Gath day of September 1889, for the
sum of Sl76,75, Costs S13,l2. Two
judgments in favor of Hiram 6. Run
neIs and againstM. S. Maynard Admr's
John T. Harlan, each rendered on the
goth day of September 1836-one for
S646,8 and Costs $13, ,5O-one for
S4i4,l3, and Costs $14,62. Minter &
Chisholm Us Boyd NJ. Doak, Judgment
rendered 26th day September 1889 for
the sum of $4ol AZ and Costs $24,62a.
Sale within the hours. prescribed by
taW.
Sheriff TallahatcAie County.
Jan. 8, 1916. 47-9Od
The Panola Miss. lynx., 1846-03-14
The Belmont Ferry.

TINE public are respectfully inform
Il ed that a good Ferry Flat and an
efficient Ferrymap are in readiness a,
all times to serve travellers and citi.
zens at the BeIm0nt Ferry.
The rates Of Ferriage are much low
er than an y other crossing on The river.
Road wagons loaded rs cts. empty so
horse do. do SO &c do. 80
horse Buggy Sulky &c. 25 cts.
2 do. Carriages &c. rs
Man and horse 10
Footman and loose horse 5 8"
No contrac; will be made for yearly
crossing, but for the benefit Of citizens
who cross fteqoently, the following re-
gulations will be observed
HALF PRICE.
Any person having paid for one cross
ing horseback foot carriage or loaded
wagon, on anv day, shall be privileged
to recross the same day free Of charge
Cash will be required in every in
stance at the time OF crossing. No ac
counts kept, or credit given for ferriagt
Whatsoever. kOBT. CLANTON
Dec. 9th as Anew.