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TREASURE REcovERED.-The Concordla Intelli- gencer, speaking 1.-the operations of the diving bell boat which lately visited Natchez, says that within ten days past, after hard searching through water and mud, twenty.eight feet under the NJ ssissppi surface, opposite Milikens Bend that point, i, has succeeded in recovering nearly thirty thous- and dollars in specie from amid the ruins of the wreck of the old steamer Tennessee.
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MRS. SWAIN

Ns-SXA MHS. SWAIN nNe1a Vy$5 Respectfully sociis the attention ofS
 V<& her patrons and the Ladies of Mobile 'SSS8 generally. 10 her assortment of Min1ry, consisting ia part of Bonnets of the latest and most fashionable style; handsome French Flowers and Fumes, ele- ganl Plaid. Shaded and embroidered Ribbons-to. gether with every variety of Straw Goods. Also-s large and handsome assortment of Materials, whick will be made to order the reasonable terms
 00- Mrs SWAIN is persuaded that purchasers cannot do better elsewhere-all the above named arr iices having been carefully selected from the most fashionable houses in the city of N. York novl7Kmo
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The Iowa Territorial Gazette, of Saturday. l4th ult., confirms the intelligence from Iowa. which we have already published. The democrats have elect ed all oftheir State officers, and have majority of four on joint ballot in the Legislature.
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IzA PINEs's ALHAMBRA.

An PINES'S ALHAMBRA, "A k<;8. Th,s extensive establishment has lately HEEL been rehtted in handsome style, and a private en- trance made direct from Royal 10 the splendid Ball and Concert Room, on the second floor, which hasiaso been fitted up handsomely, for Balls, Con- certs and Fairs, and may be considered one of tle finest rooms in the southern country.
 The Bar will always be supplied with lhe hest of WINES, LIQUORS and SEGARS. The eating department will be under the immediate superin- tendance of theproprieor, whose exertons please he trusts, will nol be found wanting.
 In addition 10 the celebrated Beef Steaks. Coffee and Oysters served here, visitors at all times hereafter, be accommodated with Buck wheat Cakes and WELSH RAREBITS lfa nov26om
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Infermen nts for week ending Nov.As. Nov. 23- Daughter of l. Arnoid, 8 years, unknown. w Burt. coiorsd, 50 years, carpenter. dslir- ium tremeus. 24-Son Of Mrs Laton, 9 years, unknown.
 John Unsworih, 42 years, engineer paralysis. city hospital 25-Mrs T Con.ey. 27 years, consumption. 26-Adrian Clark. prnter, consumption. 27-paughisr of John Martin. months. eonvui- sions.
 LAMBS F. MCBRIDE. City ssz.ou,
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THEATRE.

IyFIRsT NIGHT OF THE SEASON. n Managers. ra............LUDLOW d. SMITH Acting Manager. M. WESTON. First time this of the thrilling play taken from the French of Victor Hugo. by J, Nj. Weston, entitled
 LUCRETIA BORGIA. Duke of Ferrara a............Mr N B Clarke Lucretia Borga ........... Mrs Stuart
 To conclude with
 MAN WITHOUT A HEAD. MT ObVious Top p.............M Mir Weston The distinguished actors, Mr and Mrs Wailack i, Jr., are engaRed and will shortly appear.
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BUTTER AND CHEESE-25 6rkins Goshen O Butter, POO bxs Goshen Cheese, landing and dec1 for sale by BARRON, MEAD x co
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Silks, Silks, silks. nAN1ELS & BRADY, corner of Dauphin ana AI Watef streets, would call the attention of Ia dies to their stock of splendid Silks, the richest and cheapest offered in Mobile The follow. ing are just received per Martha Washinslon: Very splendid graduated Silk Robes; Vary rich wide Plaid Silks; Rich figured and striped Perkins; 44 Ombre Poult de Soi; Camelcon Gros d'Alrigue; Cameeon Poult de Soi;
 Extra rich Satin stripped Silk;
 p inch rich striped Broche;
 Brocade Silk, in dress lengths, richest imported ;
 Ombre striped Silks;
 S4 inch heavy black Gros de Rhine;
 27 inch heavy very rich I-nstre;
 Black walered and striped Silk;
 Extra rich black striped Silk;
 Extra wide black Pekins;
 P black rich satin striped Silks; few very elegant Wedding & Soree Dresses;
 Rich black Leyaniine Silks;
 Blue black and jet black Silks;
 do do do do Satins
 NB. The above were purchased at the late P-remptory auction sales in New York at 50 per cent less than cost of importation. noy30 ECREMoNT's EXPLORING EXPEDITION, \ cheap edition. Narrative of the Exploring Expedition to ihe Rocky Mounisins in the year 1SI2 and to Oregon and North Cslornia in the years 1S43 and lS44; by Brceit Captain J. c. Fremont, Of the Typographical Engineers; reprinted from the oficIal copy published by order 1.-the U. s. Price 25 cents.
 Ase--A single copy of the above, published by Congress-, with all the maps and plates.
 For sale by J. DOBLER, Bookseller and 30 Sia,isner. 49 Dauphin street. NOR HlRE-Two negro Men, one 20, ihe other A' s5 years of age, al SIP per month each. Boy years old. $3; and 10 arrive pe, steamer Eureka, said ls be good cook and washer. Call on ANDERSON & DICKSON. nos3OK 69 Commerce st. RUTTER-I6 kegs Goshen. now landing and Abior sale by JOHN PHILLIPS. novsO up stairs corner Conli and Water sts ELnUR-lOO bbls Ia and Mo brands, in store no,so MARSHALL. ROWE & co CRANRERRlES--in whole, half and quarter V barrels, for sale by noy30 MILLER & co EHEESE-l00b boxes, W R in store. and for NJ sale by
 aovs0 MARSHALL, ROWE & co ID AcON-l0U casks C,n sides and shouIdiers. in ID store and for sale by noss0 MARSHALL. ROWE & co. nExTER's wHIsKEY-i00 bbs in store and AS for saIe by as,so Fw Mccoy | JOHNSON
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ENRENCH CALF SKINS--l5 dozen Parls s Skins, landing from brig Wetumpka and for
 decl sale by VIM II BUANELL
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EMENr-25 bhls Nelson g Brown Ro.endale N> Cement, for sale by
 decI CENTER geo
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P AlSINS-500 boxes, l boxes and | boxes, AGlanding and for sale hy
 decI BARRON, MEAD co.
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ORPHANS CoURT,

NOTICE is hereby given that the Hon the Judge of the County Court of Mobile County has ap- pointed the first and third Wednesda,s of each and every month, for return of process in the Orphans Conri, at which time ho will proceed 10 hear aud determine all cases pending in said Court.
 declM Attest: D THOMPSON, Clerk.
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{, ATTENTION RIFLEMENi--An Election
 for Officers of the INDEPENDENT RIFLE FIJI COMPANY will be held al their Drill Room Don TUESDAY. December lsl. at 6t o'clock PM. By order of
 W Col. JOHN POLLARD.
 noy25 Commanding Ash Regm't A. Nj.
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BOARDING.

BOARDlNG.
 M RS. ANN DALE (lals Mrs. Ana Walker) MI would inform her friends and the public that she is s'il located her former residence corner of pauphin and Conception streets. The House has recently undergone such repairs to render it oi the most pleasant and convenient Boarding Es- 'abishmenIs in the city. The style of the table and prlce will, she confidently believes, give entire sat- isactIon to those who may favor her will ther pat- ronage. She has still accommodations for one or two i'milies, and also for sever, gen emen win without lodging. nov16
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NOTTON BROKERAGE CO-PARTNER O SHIP--The undersigned has associated with him in the Brokerage business JOHN D HAYNIE. The business will bs conducted under the firm of Mackenzie & Hayaie from this date.
 decl-noyS0 ALEX MACKENZIE
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fTsREASURY Notes bearing 5k per ct interest, :,
 A for sale by dec1 DESnON & MYERS
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MARINE NEWS.
Par, of Moslle--Deoember |. .Is40.

CLEARED. Bark Odd Fellow, Warner, for Galveston, by K Cen ter Brig Gsnl Taylor, Hinds. for Cardenas. by LeBaron < Son. Brig saine Singer, for Pensacola, by LrBaron & Son. schr II Barling, Hubbard. for Baltimore, by Beers Smith. schr Joseph Q. Chadwick. for Key west, by E c Ceuter 4 CD. schr Nile, Bourne, for Key West, by E c Center & 
 ARRIVED. schr knierprse, Ross from Brassos Santiago, in bal last, to muster. Steamboat Moniezumn, Kelly, i'm NowoOrIeans. Steamboat Oregon, IIeru. from New Orleans. Steamboat Louisa Hopkins. Mehher, i'm Selma, with l037 bales cotton.
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DENTISTRY.
 6o-DR. R. o. SHAW, Dentist Office at h,s residence No 5l Dauphin-slreet, over the MannotI, Shirt Depot. iyl
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SNuFF--f3 cases 52 dozen Macaboy
 C SEGARS-2 Eslrella, Regalia, this day landing from brig Wetumpka and for sale bv
 decl WM If RIJNNFII
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1r Consigness 10 the following goods per Moniezu- mn from New Orleans, will please esl pay charges and take them away;
 "Scoli" lot haggng.
 ''Hamiltou," do
 "P. M." do and rope.
 "R. E. Co.," 10 bbls whisksy and g. bales merchant disc, no marks, anchor. 1 boom, Ysails. &o. nov30 GILBERT & BRO.
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DLAS fER-26 bb. Calciusd Plaster, for sale by h dec1 EC CENTER 6 co
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UTTER-l2 frkins Goshen, landing from brig tSWaknlla and for sale by
 deci WMH RJINNFII
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WM. N. BlsPHAM, Dentist. oo- Oftice on St. Francis street, second door be- low St Joseph. noy3
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= SUGAk-3O hhds choice, in siors. for sale b, ] N5 dec1 MARSHALL, ROWE & IO
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DOTArOES--60 bbls Chenango, just received for sale by dacI VIM H BUNNELL
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09- The undersigned Is A candidate for the office Of Mayor, at the ensuing municipal election.
 c. c. LANEDON
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RUTTER-36 frkins Goshen Butter, landing Dfrom Wakulla and Wetumpka, and for sale by
 deel CENTER < GOA
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9c- To Me good people of hs city of Mobile, and ] 10 whom these presents may come greeting sir. e,i and make it weak:
 For much as Me dangers of Me sea were always excepted in the card of voyage heretofore published and made known, |, Andrew Jackson Hodge, bound Tor Inc harbor and safe port of" Death or Me Cagh- ion Chdir," nothing fearing aud onboard o the high hended and substantial steamer FAfN PLAY made head and bore away for the Mayoraliy of the city of Mobile, and, for much secret pilot on board of sand steamer conederated with the engineers of the same 10 crowd steam, burst boiler or break \ shah, and thereby ruin the underwriters, and, by means whereof the sad steamer did collause ifue, make and stick iasi 10 the mud contra ry to all expectations.
 Now. therefore, know ye, and know it first rate, sr ee' that the said voyage being now utterly and hopelessy broken up, and tue vaIuab cargo great lyendangered l, the said Andrew Jack son Hodge, have hung my flag oi half mast high and other tee- graphs made 10 that fast rolling light draft and stern wheeled steamer Blsnt. McApin. And lhe said steamer having hove to and come alongside is PLAY. So ship ahoy! make my most respectful solicitations, hat in hand, and bid him a prosperous voyage.
 And, sir ee, know ye more especially, was ais cd on hog and homminy, and my skin is thick and very tough. Owing 10 the attack of the worm, my crop of oysters is very short-sir-eei and the few have mean to sell without cohoot with lying JonR But if the steamer will still hold on, and make me partner with him, shall throw down my drag, hang up my tongs, and bear away to Florida in the go- pher trade.
 The other papers in Ihe city will please withdraw my name from the canvass.
 Win great respect, have the honor to be your high headed and most ohedient servant,
 ANDREW JACKSON HODGE.
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ID 10 1T IST TRY.
 W-pR. LEE, having returned from the corntry, would inform his friends and lie public that he will resume the practice oi his profession the same ol- ice as heretofore, vz the south east corner of Daupln and Royal streets. Entrance from either street. near the corner noy26ir
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H-We are authorized lo announce BLANTON MoALPIN, Esa. Mayor of the city, a candidate for re election in December next.
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" ~ UDI1 OHIoDsj zU d0 AppIesi zU do Bees
 20 bbls Cider Vinegar; 100 ksams Wrapping Paper, landing per brig Auakapas from Boston. for dec1 sale b, J II RIVERS & co RLANk BOOKS. BLANK BOOKS--A large AS assortment on hand oi every kind in general use, ot superior quality. Tho stock of writing pa per oi the various sizes used for Account Beoks has been selected with great care, and is believed to be the best ever offered in the city.
 Paper ruled 10 any required pattern, and bound with The best materials and a the first style of work manship. al ihe shortest notice, Ut
 SUMWALT'S BOOKSTORE, decl 36 Dauphin street.
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R UTTFR-20 frkins choice Goshen Buler m , store and landing ex brgs Welunpka and Wa kua, and for sale by FOSDiCK X CHARLOCK, decl 86 and 8S Commerce street. 4 6tHEESE-200 bxs Prime Goshen; 50 do En. oglish Dairy, in store and for sale by
 FOSDICK & CHARLOCK decl S6 X a8 Commerce st VlNEGAR-50 hbs snperfne Cider Vinegar, in store and for sale by
 FOSDICK A CHARIOCK, dec1 S6 and eS Commerce st
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D- The following persons recommended as suitable candidates for members of the Common IN.,
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GJ- Please announce WM. O'BRIEN for reel
 ection 10 represent the 7ih Ward, in the Board of Common Council, at the ensuing mupicpal election.
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Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, etc.,
 o. MAZANasE 6 CO,
 CORNER or WATER AND EXCHANGE STREETS, l-T Are now receiving from England and Northern ci- ties. and will keep constantly hand, complete as sOriment ofevery article in the Hardware line. Such us BAR iRoN-Round, Square and Flat;
 sTEEL-Cast, German, Blister and Crowley; NAlLs--Cut and Wrought, from Sd to inches; HOLLOW WARE-American, French and English; TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY-A splendid
 assortment
 Together with d general assortment Of every article usually found In their line, which they invite the at teniion of Merchants and lianters. oct2l
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0o- The friends of A. G. lIURSEY will sup port him for Alderman of the 7th Waid al the next municipal election. n,vI2
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been elected Pope.
The ninth foreign delegate did not
arrive in time to vote.
Great riots have occurred in ireland.
The trouble with the Caffrees con.
tinues.
Several fights have taken place with
the Colonists.
Great joy has been manifested in
England at the settlement of the Ore
gon question.
Lord Francis Eger.on has been
raised to the peerage, and his place in
the Cannons has been filled by an A
merican merchant, G. D. Brown,
Esq.
The Great Western arrived out on
the 22d ult.
The cotton market is in healthy
but not in very active state; prices
have emproved shade.
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~SE1~
A PAINFUL TRAGEDY.

On the 18th inst: man named Jas.
Ryan, living near the canal, at Cleve-
land, Ohio, became intoxicated, and
got into an atfray in which he was bea-
ten. In this exasperated mood be
went home, accompanied by single
individual, it being about - O'Clock
at night; and on entering the house,
his wife, frightened at his bloody
clothes and angry appearance, fed to
near neighbours, leaving their only
child, bright little boy about 3 years
old, asleep in the foot of the bed. BY
an, in rage, seized a gun from under
the bed, and swearing vengeDce upon
some ore whom he declared was STAN
ding between him and his wife, dis
charged it sppearantly in random
The man who accompanied him home
had hold of him at the time and soon
succeeded in wrenching it from his
hands. 1t was some minutes after this
melee that it was discovered the bed
was on fire, occasioned by the burning
wadding from the gun, and in extin-
gushing the flame, the dead body of
the child was found. 1t was lying in
quiet sleep, with its face to The wall.
The contents of the gun had passed
through its head, from the back Of It's
ear out at its forehead, and near was
the muzzle that unburnt powder was
found in the wound.
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chatting to advance, and valuable time
is being lost, and the whole army is
burning with anxiety TO move on. The
health of the army is remarkably good,
and the volunteers are laboring hard in
being disciplined, and are all anxious
for fight.
The Mex;cans are perfectly passive;
there has been no movement. amongst
them since the taking Of Matamoras.
The surrounding country is quiet, but
the Mexicans appear sullen, and ready
to rejoin the army so soon as favora-
bic opportunity occurs. The south
bank of the Rio Bravo de! Norte is
thickly settled and cultivated, and in
every cottage or hut signs of the sol
der can be seen, such as healing
wounds, soldier shoes on the feet of
the men, good cavalry swords hanging
on the walls, cartridge ooxes, &c., &c.
l asked one of these military looking
farmers what he did with a sword,
since he denied positively his ever
having been soldier, and he said he
used it to reap rush, and could not be
prevailed upon to sell it at any price;and
as there was fire cartridge box on
the side of the cottage, l asked him if
he used that for reaping also; but he
turned sulenly away; and this appears
to be the universal state of mind of this
part of Mexico-they show no signs of
fear.
At present there are lying at the
Brazos the revenue cutters Woodbury.,
Forward, and Van Buren,, with large
fleet of merchantmen outside the bar,
waiting to be taken in.
am obliged to close to be in time
for the mail, but l believe in this hasty
sketch l have given you all the news
of importance at this place at present.
F.
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MURDER AND ROBBERY!

The mysteries attending the sud-
den disappearance on the I'd Of Febru-
AIRY last, of F. Adolphus Muir, Esq,
of Dinwiddie county, have been ex-
planned by the discovery of Mr.. MS.
body, on farm formerly owned by his
father, but recently purchased by a
man named Eppes. The letters pur-
porting to have been written by Mr..
NJ, from Petersburg, New York, &C.,
to his brother, John A. Muir, ESQ.,, ex-
planning the causes of his absence, are
supposed to have been written by said
Eppes, (said to be slave trader, who
has fled, and to whom suspicion at
taches as the murderer, or the princi-
pal in the tragedy. A free colored
man, residing in the neighborhood Of
this bloody deed, we understand, re-
vealed the dark secrets connected with
this melancholy affair, and pointed out
the spot where Mr.. Ms body had been
hidden. The object of the murderer,
it is supposed, was to obtain the bonds
given by Eppes for the land purchased
efMr. Muir. Circumstantlal evidence
leaves but Little doubt that Eppes was
the murderer. The bonds were seen
in his possession a few weeks after the
disappearance of Mr.. Muir; and he has
also recently sold Mr.. M's. watch,
much broken, to Mr.. Charles Lums-
den, ofPetersburg Mr.. Muir was a
young gentleman well known to many
of the citizens of Richmond, having
resided here few years since, with
Mr.. James Evans. Richmond Enqui-
rer.
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-aS9- ,,.
THE MORMONS.

The Warsaw Signal says that the
Mormons are intermarrying with the
Indians, and by their acts have aroused
the suspicious of the Government a.
gent, who has reported the matter to
the department at Washington. 1t is
likewise reported that Mormon who
had stolen yoke of oxen from set
tier on the new purchase, was over
taken with the plumber attached to his
wagon, and killed in contest with the
owner.
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From the N. o. Picayune.
LATER FROM TEXAS.

The steamship Galveston, Capt.
Wright, arrived yesterday from the
city of Galveston, having sailed thence
on Sunday, the 9th inst. Since her
departure from this port, the Calves
ton has been at Brazos Santiago, but
her news from Point Isabel is not so
late as the Alabama's.
The Alabama brought over Lieut..
Kingsbury and DR.. Russell, Of the ar
my; for list Of her other passengers
we refer to another column.
She confirmed the total loss of the
high pressure steamboat Potomac
She was wrecked on her passage from
Galveston to the Rio Grande, about
six miles beyond the Pass of San Luis.
One report has it that as she leaked
badly, the captain was compelled to
run her ashore. This is the same boat
which took over the Gaines Rangers,
all but one of whom left her at Calves
ton. She had about 1000 bushels of
coal on board, and some other freight.
The boat will be total loss; the cargo
partly saved in damaged state.
The Galveston Civilian says, the
appointment of captain in the new reg
iment of mounted rihemen has been
declined by Mr.. Walker. We have
seen the same statement made in some
of the northern papers, but are not yet
prepared to yield assent to them.
Seven companies Of mounted rifle
men from the Red river counties of
Texas passed through Austin on the
10Th ult. on their way to San Antonio,
where they would be mustered into the
service Of the United States for the
war. They are said to be well noun.
ted and equipped, and to be composed
of the best class of Texan citizen SOL
diers. The following is list of the
companies, containing 498 men in
all:
Capt. D. Montague, from Fannin
county, 10 men; Cap4 w. D. Bagly,
Fannin and Lamar, 80; Capt. B. M.
Ballard, Red river, 10; Capt. J. S. Gil
lett, Lamar, &c; Capt. B. P. Smith,
Red river, II; Capt. L. NJ, Rice, Bow
lie. 90, Capt. Z: D. Lewis, Fannin,
Is. $50. s.54
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From the Holly Springs (Mlss. Gazette.
Died,

In this place, on Tuesday morning. after an
illness of several weeks, Mrs MARY PIT
MAN, wife of Dr.. John Pitman, in the 3lst
year of her age. Besides father, husband
and children, she left large circle Of friends
and acquaintance to lament her loss, and
mourn her untimely end. But their loss is her
eternal gain, for she died as she had lived, an
humble and devoted follower of the meek and
lowly Savior of the world.
In the wise dspensation Of Providence. in
the removal from among US Of the subject of
this notice. we have another vcrification of the
solemn truth, that I'm yFa Midst. or LIFE
sesf,,.rat g,
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Sd1tp &er &al'e.

TINE subscriber will sell, privately, the
Il land which descended to my wife, from
her father Geo. Fisher containing 6 2 Acres,
more or less. 1t adjoas the lands of Jno,
Fisher, Geo. Fisher, Jacob Hotel and Daniel
Fisher. near Maurertown, i'll Shenandooh
county. 1t is now in Corn, two-tifths Of
which will be sold with the land. Those
wishing to purchase. can apply TO Col. R. N.
Conn, of Mount Jackson. The premises will
be shown by John Fisher. Possession will be
given as soon as the crop is off.
P. H. A. OvERTrELD.
July is, 1916 st.
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NEW SCHOOL
IN WOODSTOCK.

WIN. HERMANN intends to undertake
w the direction Of a limited number of
pupils in the Town Of Woodstock. from tho
first of September. ls46, to the first Ct Feb.
ruarv; !847.
Terms of tuition for ,frs months:
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, S.
History Geography, English Grsmmer,
and,if required, German language. -
Geometry, Surveying, Mensurstion and
Algebra, $40
The latin and Greek languages viii be
taught by graduate from Europe
an college, if required. 50
July IL, 1846-2m. I'm