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important to Teachers.

The undersigned having been appointed
committee, by meeting Of citizens held
in the vicinity of Greenwood for the pur-
pose OF adopting measures TO cs' s'ablsh
Male and Female Academies in said viii
lage, to advertise for Tcuchers ir the sc>
vcral departments, would inform all who
may desire to engage in teaching, that they
will receive applications until The 18th Of
November next. Three are wanted-thrce
competent instructors, viz: In the Male
school, a teacher who is qualified to pre.
pare young men for College; in the Fe.
male Academy, a male teacher well quail.
fled to instruct in the highest branches of
education would be preferred, but applica
tlons will also be received from female
teachers Of experience for :his department {:
also, one competent female teacher in the
Musical department. None need apply
Tor either department except such as can
furnish high testimonials Of moral character
and of qualifications for teaching. Per
sons making application by letter arc re.
qucstcd to address Albert Waller, ESQ.
Woodville p. O., Abbevillc District, S. G.:
or any of the undersigned, who reside in
Greenwood, can be seen ON personal appli-
cation.
}. +. Watson. J. M. Chiles.
Y. Griffin. W.P. Hill.
w. Smith. A. Waller.
w. B. Brooks. r.. Nj. White.
S. Brooks.
VFThc Carolina Baptist and Edgefield
ADVERTISER are requested to copy the above
semi>monthly until the 18th November and
forward acc'ts 10 this office Immediately.
sept % 80 sm1t
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Lost or Mislaid.

BY the subscribcr,a NOTE OF HAND
on Francis A Calhoun and Benjamin
Calhoun, for the sum of one thousand
and thirty-five dollars, drawn in A. d.
l843, and payable lst January, 1914.
All lpersons arc cautioned against trading
for the same; and if found the subscri-
bcr requests that it be returned to him.
IVM. TENNENT.
Sept 23 3O1,*
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Subscriptions Received

For the Banner during the month of
AUGUST.
Thos Hawthorn, B Fl Eakins, nj Will
son, Jefferson Arnold, Henry Fosbrook,
DIR W Connor, Robert Hutson & mo,
w II Montague, Thos Fulton, John
Harris, n Jcfirics, Jno Webb.
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l. EGIMENTAL ORDERS.

/. .EGlMENTAL ORDERS.
In obcdlcncc to General Orders from
Brigadicr General Bradley, the Eighth
Regiment will parade at
Morrow's Old Field,
On Tuesday the 9th day Of October next,
at 10 O'Clock A NJ, armed and equipped as
the law directs Tor Review and Drill.
Commissioned and on-commissioncd
officers will appear the day previous for
drill &c. NH. MILLER
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TOUR hundreI lashes. His cries
We're hushed by drawing the rope
tightly around his neck, his toes
touching the ground. He bore it
nobly, and told them to kill him.
but that he would never acknowl,
edge himself Il thief. He w,s
proved innocent by an ali1i. and
the money paid to hln the second
day after. Great excitement pre-
walls. The guilty parties arc
highly respectable, and can we'll
aliord to pay the high cost which
their act Of lynching will cost
them
IMPORTANT DlscovERy.-R Repro.
duct'om ojthc Poiutr-Thc Newark
advertiser says that the Rev. N.
>. Smith, OF the city Of New York,
has dlcovcrcd Il method Of raising
potatoes from the seeds of the ball
OF the plant. About four wears
ago he planted the seed of an
ordinary plant, and obtained pot;,-
toes about the size Of II pea. These
he planted the next year, with
the seed from their plants. and
both yielded potatoes Of an in
creased size. Again, the third
year, he planted the second years
potatoes and their seed. and had
the pleasure Of gathering potatoes
large enough for the table, of the
finest flavor and texture: uud en-
heIy free franz tie rot, although
planted alongside of those having
the disease. He finds that the
potato raised from the seeds. in
stead Of the roots, is as hard and
good in the spring us when dug
from the drill.
lie IEA PLANT IN FRANCE.-'rhc
Journal DIES Debats states that the
experiments made for Introducing
the culture OF the tea plant in
France had fully succeeded. The
tea plant has been found to thrive
as well IN Anglers as at Hyeres,
A'>S@ VIZ ~ tLl lllCoL Ol TO-
vcncc; which is considered Il fact
without example in the history Of
this plant since it's introduction IN
Europe, and demonstrates that the
climate of France is favorable to
tho culture OF the tea plant. The
experiments made in Alyeri, have
not been SO successful; all the
plants were killed by the heat,
Notwithstanding every prccaution.
Between the province in the north
OF France, Of which the climate
appear too cold and humid, and
the burning plains Of Algeria,
there may be selected the Provin-
ccs Of the South, where, by choo>
sing good soils and favorable sites,
there could be nc doubt but the
tea plant might be cultivated
with success.
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To PHYSICIANS.

Having exchanged the practice Of medi-
cine for more congenial employment, l
offer for sale my entire stock of MEDI-
ClNES, SHOP FURNITURE, SAD
DLE-BAGSS, an excellent case Of SUR
GECN'S POCKET INSTRUMENTS,
&c &c &c. This stock embraces all The
medicines, furniture, &C.; nescessary for
the young Physician ID enable him to en-
ter at once upon the practice of his profess
sion. The above articles will be sold at a
sacrifice. Persons wishing to purchase
will apply at the Printing Office.
C. H. KINGSMORE.
Aug 10 25tf
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Land for Sale.
A tract of land for sale one mile and a half
of Cokesbury, containing $50 acres.
Terms very reasonable. Apply to
F. A. CONNOR or JOEL SMITH.
Sept. 8; 1916. 2s If
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DIED, at his residence in Abbevillc
District; on the 18th instant, in the 47th
year of his age, ADAM G.. JONES, Jr.
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w A K OUSE
AND
co NJ NJ l S SION BUSIN ESS,.

HAMBURG, s. c.
The subscribers having formed partner
ship in the WAREHOUSE and COM
MISSION BUSINESS, which they in
tend to continue at the old stand recently
occupied by Walker & Pearson, respect
fully offer their services to the public gene
rally. They will Store, Ship, and Sell,
Cotton, Bacon, Flour, and other Produce;
Receive and Forward Merchandise, Pur.
chase Goods to order, &c.
Their charges will be regulated by those
OF the market; and liberal advances will
be made on produce consigned to them
when required.
From the many advantages of their To-
cation, well known as the WATER
PROOF WAREHOUSE,"a and from the
long experience of Mr.. Walker, who will
give his personal attention to the sale of
Cotton, &c.. they trust, by strict attention
to all business entrusted to their care, to
merit share of public patronage, and to
give general satisfaction.
WALKER g. BRADFORD.
G. WALKER. s. NJ. BRADFORD.
On retiring from the Commission Bu-
sIness, avail myself of the present oppor-
tunity to offer, on the part of Walker &
Pearson. our sincere thanks to our patrons
for that liberal support with which they
have favored us {; and, at the same time, to
solicit continuance of the same for
Walker and Bradford, whom it affords me
pleasure to recommend to the confidence
Of my friends and the public generally.
sept Is 20 1t /. l.. PEARSON.
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Notice,
Is hereby given, that Petition will be of.
tered to our next Legislature, applying for
an act OF 'ncorporatlon for Liberty Church
September 2, 1916 273m
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II. l.. JEFF z r. S,
Commission Merchant and lirneraI AGENT.

COMMISSION Merchant and General Agent,
HAMBURG, $. c.
Is always to be found at his post, rca'y to
devote his entire personal attention to the
sale OF COTTON, FLOUR, BACON,&c.
Baying Goofls tor Planters 4. Merchants,
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING
GOODS, Free Of Drayage, STORING
OR SHIPPING COTTON, &c, &c.
Having been actively engaged in busi>
ness IN this place for fifteen years, with
five years experience in the above branch
es' ne still offers his services to his friends
and the public, and flatters himself, that
by energy and close attention to the pri-
ccs OF articles, either for SALE or PURCHASE,
both in this and the Augusta markets, he
can be useful to all those who may favor
him with their custom. His charges shall
be modcrute in all cases. He tenders his
thanks Tor past favors, and respectfully
sollcits renewal of the same.
sept l6 20ft
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w. G. e. J. B. MORAGNE.
Attorneys at LaW-Have formed a Part.
ncrship for the practice Of LAW, in
Abbevillc District. Stf
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Warehouse and Commission Business
A N d II E G. EWING AND
FORWARDING AGENCY.
HAMBURG, S. C..

HAMBURG, S. c.
, The subscriber bcgs leave
to inform his frieds and the
public, that he has leased
the buildings formerly oc-
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sure IN announcing that, for the man
agement Of this Academy, they have
procured the services of Professor r
MORRIS, late of De Soto Academy, SO
long known to the citizens of North
Mississippi, as an untiring servant in
the cause of Education.
The health Of Professor NJ. being re-
established, the Trustees feel that they
cannot better recommend the adyan
tages of the Mount Sylvan Academy
than TO say that he will carry it on
with all the skill with which his ex-
perence and talents promise.
Assistant teachers will be engaged
as needed
A Boarding House for applicants
will also be ready and will be enlarged
as the wants Of the school may re-
quire.
Prices of good board will range from
$50 to $40 per Session.
The Trustees wish it 10 be understood
that they hold the Principal of the Aca-
denny responsible for the conduct and
management of whatever steward he
may select to conduct the Boarding
House.-This will be guarantee to
those who send their sons to the Acade-
my that every attention will be paid to
their comfort in health and sickness.
THE TERMS OF TUITION ARE,
For the sciences in which the Eng
lish language is used as medium.
$40 90
For other languages, $50 90
There are no extra charges of anv
sort, save in case Of actual damage, and
free use of apparatus, Library, &c,
will be given TO every student.
JAMES BROWN, President,
JAMES G. TRIGG, Secretary Of the
Board.
December, l845.
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MADE
CLOTHING.

The stock of clothing is composed OF
Dress and Frock Goats of Blue, Black
and Fancy colors-Sacks, and Business
Goats Of every description-Vests of all
kinds-Over Goats, coarse and fine
Shirts Of all qualities, Flannel, Merino,
Silk, Buckskin, Cotton and Linen Bo
SONS and Collars-Drawers Of all
kinds, Ruakskin, Merino, Cotton and
Linen.
Clothing purchased Of me shall an
swer the recommendation or restitution
will be made in case Of every failure.
1t has all been manufactured By rery
reputable firm of Merchant Tailers IN
Me city Of ". Haren aeho haze sent me
TO abide ruth you and cIOthe you. Be
sure to call before Purchasingelsewhere
i will give you good bargains.
II. WADE, Martins Row.
Jan. 10Th, l846.
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SToP THE MURDURER.--We lern from
those now in pursuit, that on Saturday
last, in the town Of Houston, Chicka-
saw County, d. N. Smith was wiIrully
killed by J. N. Hollis. The murderer
Immediately made his escape, and has
thus far eluded the viglIence of those in
pursuit. Hollis is about 40 years old,
six feet high, blemish in one eye, light
hair blue eyes and fair complexion
mean down cast look; and has lost his
upper front teeth. A reward of three
hundred Dollars is offered for his ap-
prehension, and confinement in any
safe Jail, by Messrs. Thomas H. smith,
Robert Mauray and D. w. Mickaux.-
H. S. Gazette.
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GEOEsHENG.

VENHE undersigned has recently re-
4 ceived at his MERCHANT TAILOR
SHOP, in Pamela, fine lot Of winter
goods, among which are the following
cloths, Cassimeers, Casenets, Tweeds.
Green, Brown and Blue, Snspenders.
Vestings, and full lot of Trimmings,
all OF which will be sold very cheap.
He also avails himself of this occa-
sion to inform The public. that he is still
engaged in the Tailoring business, and
hopes his old customers, and the pub
llc generally will give him a call,
Dec. 13, 1916. f. EMMERY.
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an pursuance of a certain Deed Of
4 Trust made by William II. Glascock
Sen'r 10 the undersigned Trustee,
which was executed oa the---day Of
April 1910, 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. Glascok Jun'r in
Pamela county Mississippi 10 The highest
bidder on he tenth day of March
next, O846) 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
Of sale.
BENJAMINE T. MOORE,
Trustee. BY William w. Smith, his
agent and Attotney in fact.
Pamela Feb. 7th '46 5O-td
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SALE OF JUDGMENTS
fRR ,EasEaEsaechie County.

3 GEORGE w. JOHNSON, Sheriff
Iof TalIahatchie county, and in 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.
ID. 1916. offer for sale at the Court
House door in the town Of Charlslon at
public auction for cash, the Judgments
hereafter described, TO satisfy Clerks
and Sheriff's Fees and Jury Tax, and
all other costs due thereon, TO wit: One
Judgment in favor of James A. Gnault
u5 Boyd NJ. Doak, rendered on the Gath
day oil September 1899, for the sum of
1924, 90, Costs $24,67. One Judg-
ment in favor Of James A. Gnaut and
against Jane Budger, rendered on the
Gath day of September 1889, for the
sum of S176,75, Costs S13,12. Two
Judgments in favor Of Hiram G.. Run
nels afd a, ,ainst M. S Maynard Admr's
John t. Harlan, each rendered on the
Goth day of September 1836-one for
S646,86, and Costs $l3, ,50-one for
S414,l3, and Costs S14,62. Mnter &
Chisholm Us Boyd NJ. Doak, Judgment
rendered 26th day September 1889 for
the sum of S4Ol AZ and Costs $24, 4,624.
Sale within the hours prescribed by
taw.
G.. w. JOHNSON,
Sheriff Tahahatchie County.
Ian. 8. 1916. 47-9Od
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ChanCery Sale.

PURSUANT to an Interlocutory De
cree Of the District Chancery Court
of the State OF Mississippi at Holly
Springs, pronounced at the January
Term 1916, in the suit Of Rodah Hor
ton Us. William Fl. Glascock & Ann
NJ. !Glascock, ! will sell to, the highest
bidder at the Court House door in the
town Of PonoIa on Wednesday the %,
day Of April 1916, Git being the third
day of the Circuit Court of said coun-
ty,) heIfolIowing described landIto wit:
The South East, South West, and North
East quarters Of Section 8, Township
9, of Range West Of the Basis Mare
dian Of the Chicknsaw cession, lying in
the countypf Ponola except from 8 to1 5
acres Of said North East quarter en-
braced within the corporation of the
town Of Ponoia, on credit Of six
months, the purchaser giving bond
with good and sufficient security.
March 12, 846 / HANNIRAL HARRIS.
Calvin Miller; Commissioner.
Solicitor. V2-n5.
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Adlninistraf0rsNot

ETIERS of Administration hav-
- ing been granted the undersigned,
on the estate of Abr. Allen decd, by
the Probate Court, of Tallahatchie coun-
ty Miss. on the 9th Dec. 1915.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
indebted TO said estate, to make imme-
date payment (and save cosD and
those having claims against said estate
must pi esent them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred, given un-
der my hand and seal.
]. G.. KENDRICH Adm's.
Dec. 90 As. 46-6w.
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Resignation.

NHE undersigned having lieve grant
Il ed him, by the Probate Court, Of
Taliaha;chie county, Miss, to resign
his letters of administration, on the Es-
tate of John Sutton, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, to all whom
it may concern, that will attend at the
March term, (2nd Monday 1860 of
the Probate Court, TaIlahatchie county,
Miss, 10 make settlement Of said estate,
so far as have administered, and re-
sign my letters Of administration.
JAMES BUCKLY Admir-.
Jan. II '46. 49-6w.
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Rangers notice.

The State of Mississippi,
TalIahatchie County.
NAkEN up by VIM. Dyer, North
i East Of Charleston, one sorrel
mare, about four years old. Her left
fore foot white up to the pastor joint,
left hind loot & leg, white half way up
TO the hook, small white star tn the
forehead, about 13 hands high, no brand
discoverable. Appraised to $50.
Sworn TO and sub
scribed before me, J. NJ Buckhedrt.
this 3rd day of Jan Mortimer Orr.
uary, 1916. J
JOHN ]. GRAY ]. P.
A true copy Of Certificate of appraise-
ment, Charleston Jan. 9Th 1916.
JOHN KELSO Ranger.
Jan. II '46. 49-6w.
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Rangers Notice.

' NA-KEN up by lessee B. Porter, Iiv-
L ing six miles west of Pamela, two
steers of the following description, viz.
one red and white; a white face; some
white on his breast and belly, marked
with crop off Of the right, and crop
and split off OF the left ear, the other
red and white speckIed, marked with
a crop and pitt in the left ear, no brands
about. Seven years old and appraised
$22,50 P. B. JONES r. P. c.
Jan. '46 47-3w
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The Belmont Ferry.

NHE public are especially inform
n ed that good Ferry Flat and an
efficient Ferryman are in readiness at
aTltimes to serve travellers and citi-
zens at the Belmont Ferry.
The rates Of Ferriage are much low
er than any other crossing on the river.
Road wagons loaded IS cts. empty so
horse do. do. 80 Z" do. 80
horse Buggy Sulky &c. 25 cts.
2 do. Carriages &c. rs A"
Man and horse 10
Footman and loose horse 5 4"
No contract will be made for yearly
crossing, but for the benefit Of citizens
who cross frequently, the following re-
Culations viii 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 ofcharge.
Cash will be required in every ln-
stance at the time Of crossing No ac-
counts kept, or credit given for ferriage
whatsoever. KOBT. CLANTON.
Dec. eth as 47-2w.
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$90S REWARD.
PROCLAMATION,
By ALBERT G. BROWN, Gouerno

By ALBERT G. BROWN, Gorernor
Of the State Of Mississippi
XN7 HEREAS it has Eeen made known to
wv me, that one LEIGH TEMPLETON
did, on the 27th of November, in the year SAG,
in the town of Pamela, in this State, kill John p
Woodruff, and that the said -Templeton immsdi-
ately theIeafterfel from justice.
Now, therefore, /, Albert @ Brown, Governor
of the State of Mississippi, do by this Proclama-
ton, offer reward of two hundred dollars to any
person who will arrest the said Leigh Templeton
and deliver+im TO the sheriff of Panola county,
or conhne him in any Jail in this state.
Given under my hand and the great seal of the
state of Mississippi, at the city of Jackson
January -, 1916.
a. G. BROWN.
BY the Governor:
WV. HEMINGWAY, Secretary OF State.
DESCRIPTION.
Templeton is six feet high, toerabv heavy.
complexion ratherfair, dark hair % years of age.
weighs 40 or $50 pO1nds, inclined TO be round
shouldeted, is an Indifferent scholar, ard lisps a
little in speaking. lie was raised in Lincoln
county Tennessee. His name was probably Jor-
ry or leonard, tho he went by the name ofLegh.
The Pamela Lynx aAd Nashville Union, will
4. G..'B.
Feb. n. lSAG-v2-tyy
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I ETTERS ofAdministration on the
~ estate of William Quarlcs deceas-
ed having been granted to the under
signed by the Probate Court Of Talla-
hatchie county Miss, at the November
term thereof 1845 Notice is hereby
given TO all persons Indicted to SAID
estate TO come forward and make I'M
mediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate are here
by notified to present them dCly au-
thenticated within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred.
THos. A HILL
Administrator of HIM Quarles. deed.
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MELANCHOLY AcCIDENT.--On Friday
lastthe step daughter of VIM. B. Lynch,
of Waterford, and daughter Of the late
Thomas n. Cain, of this place, about
eight years Of age, was percipitated to
the bottom Of we'll some 60 or 20 feet
deep, which caused instant death. 1t
appears that the little girl was stand
ing near the well when a negro woman,
who was drawing a bucket Of water,
requested her TO take hold of the buck
ct and lift it out, which she unfortunate
ly attempted to do, but being too weak,
the weight Of the bucket filled with wa
ter, dragged her headlong down the
well. She was Immediately taken out,
but life was totally extinct.-i5.
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"a office.

REVEREUX IIIGHTOWER, admin
4 istrator Of the estate of ASA L. 5.
BAUGH, deceased, has filed his ac-
counts at the September term l845 OF
the Probate Court of Pamela County,
for final settlement OF said estate, al
the November term 1845 of said Court
All persons interested are hereby re-
CURED 10 attend on said day and show
cause if any they have, why such f
cl settlement and allowance OF said
aounts shall not be made
DEVEREUX HIGHTGW ER,
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J ETTERS Of administration having
- been granted the undersigned, on
the Estate Of Elizabeth Allen deceased,
by the Honorable Probathe Court, of
TalIahatchle county, Miss, on the 10Th
day of January, A. D, 1916.
Notice is hereby given, to all persons
having claims against said Estate, TO
present them duly authenticated, for
payment, within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred,
those indebted TO said Estate, are. re-
quested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand at Charleston,
January 12, 1916.
SAMUEL GATTIS Admir-.
Jan. II '46, 49-6w.
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administrators Notice.
State of Mississippi

STATE Of MISSISSIPPI
Pamela County.
D II. Nichols, having al the lanna-
~ ry term f846, Of the Probate
Court Of said coupty, applied for and
obtained letters Of administration, on
fhe estate of John Waldrupe deceased,
hraeby give notice, TO all persons IN,
debted to said estate, 10 come forward
and make immediate payment, and all
persons having claims against the same
are required TO presens Them duly au,
thenticated, within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred
r. Ii. Nichols Admir-.
Ior 9A,46 50-6m
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The Commercial Times of I1th inst.

The Commercial Times Of I1th inst.
says:
GAS a general rule, holders still main
tain great degree of firmness, but
the accumulation of samples on fac
tors tables has rendered some of them
more anxious to realize, although un =
willing to submit to any decline. The
receipt have come forward more freely
within the past few days, and the stock
in first hands, which at the date Of our
last report was reduced to a compare,
lively low figure, is again on the in
crease"
The Panola Miss. lynx., 1846-03-21
DANVLLE ACADEMY

TIIlS Institution viii 60 into opera
l. ton OIL the first Monday in Janua-
ry next, under the direction and su-
perintendentee Of the
Rev. JOSEPH TRAVIS, A. NJ.
The Academy is located about four
miles north of Belmont; remote from
all temptation to either vice, or extraya-
gance. The discipline of the school
will be strict, but nevertheless mild,
and parental. Young gentlemen can
here be prepared to enter any College
in the United States. Good and cheap
board can be obtained quite convenient
TO the school,
TERMS OF TUITION.
Orthography, Reading and writing,
per session Of 5 months $40
Grammar, Geography and
Arithmetic, do do Sl2
Latin, Greek and Hebrew. as
also, Moral, Mental and Natural ,,o
Philosophy, history, logic, rhet- 90
oric and AIgrebra:
WIN, II. BUTLER.
President ofthe Board of Trustees
Dec. IS, 1845. 45-4w.