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Iosso; 70 s;s,s we ecctrre The use o. ss taveatoo
with Ire same results W.,
rE See SIMILAR certificates from johnson. Gyer Cox
Troy n Y; Z C Salisbury, Wes; Troy y y Joan y.
nss Isrsir sbprgh n Y Cook L ErS!1- Brookiyn y l.
n -. And C. Tippeti- Agents Me,soiisi booS cca-
carn ao NuIberry-st n Y; Chsres Ross Co JeaTsoa
S,esn MUS slhsL y Y; Gen T W. Harvey, Sso's- Ger.
ard Sro-sy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-02

I,,i,i sos T.eper.,ae Colo .,e Ert,ac Eorpstin.,
Trrs.ss ress ana stI,ii.s Bels C Lr Oii, to1hse1,
Shs,s cream. iraadr,e far eLpped hands. Cop5f, Har,
yr n,d Tooth 81 tsaes i-ors u The re;t quail
Ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-02

Co1sAcxI., Sep. .. ls45-
DR. To-xsZSc-To all whom hts may co1cern: This
Il 70 cey rnJ wife uIed bottle Of your ssrsspa
ra previous cunhnem-c under the most alarming
and delicate circumstances, beng c1sed win ihe dfopsy
swelling ot e- neryous Affections and very uincn de-
oated; with my permission, and ne recommendation q.
ihose had 1sod - .ne tcnccd 70 ~ WIN Ile or
10 faa-sn: suffice say Inc MEDICINE a.f The happy
desired effect only lhe hours Of conin ersu ouI az
Ter The expiration OF werk Of is uss he drofsy AID
Affection gave way to an sstonsrins degree enc
-s h-sh better tAn u Dad been for long Time
prsTIocs-
subscribe myself gour obvdient and Obliged :ef
want, o.; o ~ = - M
For EaIe q, III Ful,on-st r r. VISA sa,.t ~ e0r s
ersor Nj, les South Pesrs AloaaT ssdsi1S ia dras.
SIa,-et Boston; Bsc1us Bull, Troy as. $3.50.
pis UtSs; Grant BooLec, drasgis' " I'd,
Rossrsn Co Hudson; Andrew Trus1, ds,r,ss seas-
,n1seui lie GniI-d suites, Wes: lndes sad 'as
-. ,snui,s e,cep, PIT IN he large square bottles
utsc5 crstsin quart add nsned WIZ ne ~I..lea sisnS
We. ~ P TOWNSEND, aad MS nArae blown N No
gtzsa o,..p,pJrr, ovpor u.u -
on he hrgt Of May a Isl 10 L2s guitoa-ei nexi
doc. 70 he sun ozes. msSa Sa"a WEE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-02

\. Chapln Agent Tor William Taylor, Astor House.
Dsngbter had the Small Pox very severey-h. gave her
hi, Sarsapsra-iE II out and dried II up dlfecuy
I'D IN ber without any scars Mr. c. informs Us that
f-ud OF his residing In Jersey Guy, wss sick WIN me
small Pox and he advised him use ~ be dons so Win
n.,,rI .ucc-,s and What 10 most singular IN
tb-s Two czsss is families uRed this Ssftparla and all
-srsp,d The dsease From variety Of other that have
been reported we believe cleansing tho blood with
hi. tsc Il renders tho person sGfe against ;hs or tho
Eryspeas which diseases very prevalent and aa al
he ore.sni time 10 all OF The large Giles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-02
Doaroins ano Sotsls.

A PRIVATE FAMILY residing upon farm In The
Awwu oC El,hkl, pleasantly located The village,
would ACCOMMODATE a respectable families with board
durtug ,hs summer. Reisreaee-Rey ii. 5. huron, 2S
go, MA SawSuN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-02

Dr. TOWNSEND: Being afflicted with Dyspepsia for
long time past have endeayored frequently 20 eaaeas
found ont at last used Physc, the weaker the
organs OF life became rendering uncertain the prospect OF
affecting cure Recently this complaint developed ilse
Enrfv causing alterations about the throat trachea I'M
pairing seriously organs OF life in their physc
In ,his .at. was recommended try your Sarsaparla
syrup sfer using bottles ind myself relieved from ms
and all distressing symptoms In my case hy
II. M giving influence II has restored The system 10 s
natural state MY confidence in its power TO effect cure IN
case of general junction derangeneni Of the organs OF e
S,a mn. IN recommend your Sarsapanlls 10 the afflicted
F Yonrs SC JAS. McALLlSTER, NJ d.
Albany AM so isI5 No. % Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-02

M, Conouest l37 Broome-st circd OF nsrVOus dep1.
and ysrrty Of com plants Tbs ady was so severely
sctd bs. part the time she was unable 70 Sleep or eTe
converse wiki her frlends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-02

OFFICE CKoros AacEDUcr boAkD'/
April 29lh, 1910. )
nrn,rtrr rn WATKR TAX EHs.-Wstor rents
are ius and pay able ls OF May al lhis orSc1, No.
7Od ous. rear Of til. City Hall Wsi1r laasfs who
are OF not having shu. Cd wiz please DO puncioA
Ia "a. tss'f Pa'Hi''" JAMES A. coSYlN. President.
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From washington.
TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS-. First Session.

Correspondence Of the Baltimore Ps:ro,-By Telegraph
WAsHISoToS. Thursdsy, April 30-2 P 81.
IN SENATE.
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SJhP IA DDEkS, C!oi5es hofsSn .! 81 a. 80
Wa.h TuOs Painted Ps!,s. So2 Pa.l SCRUB az. .se
- - pm, ntcheu Tahes, Wssa benehSs, h=sleFs'
p Ponncers Beef Steak Founders Wooden pippefs,
Woden Knife Trays, Knife Boarss WS.hsesIss Soo
Pshs, Woo1en SMITH. TORY * co,
Emporium IS Maiiea-lsne.
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Thomas Smith, printer 1862 Nsssau:s I'd Story eu'so Oh
long standing snd aggravated case Of piles h h,.o,
James P Nelson. Harlem, was aictsd VIE tne olet'
inp piles for seven years. entirely relieved ny Isins VI
remedy His daug her Of Efy'ipcas, ana general se
drraugement. u,,,,ny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-02

nRIjsSsIS, Thrsr-Piy Knc lusrain carpeangH-R
hLAWRESCE, II CanaEst second slose from ofvst-
wsy Sculh ride FOR sale ~ he very owes! terms
1850 sssort,nea o. Srusscls SPY ard lagrnin CaL
Vr,-,,.ps DruEssis en- Cloths vi every "idih si-1
80 Tzse ana Plsnc Covers. Window Sastss ~ q TX
The Whig creed. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1845-1846, 1846-01-03

:, agricultural Repository Moore, Is:
'front.' street. manufacturer of ploughs, horse pow
ers, threshing machines, and other farming uten
sis also, brass, copper, and iron wire cloth
sleeves, screens, etc. =
agricultural Foundry Thomas Trimble. 4Os
water street. manufacturer of plough castings
gln gear segments, horse power and saw mill ma.
prices. - '''""''e'uiei
marble n Dealers in ornamental marble work.
licnly carved statuary, and plain marble nantes
S al inonuments---Underhil Ferris. 392 and 374
greenwich e street, corner of Beach Fisher Bird.
ser bowery also, four capitals after the Lantern
=; pIen1ostnenes, suitable for columns, four feet
elght diameter, Italian marble, price $4,000 r. 7.
brown corner of Greenwich and Franklin SITS !:
also, the trade supplied with foreign and domes.
tic marble in block orslab. 1O'0'
organs---Church and parlor organs constantly
on hand and made to or1er, from $3.50 to s5O09
Bowery. go
manufacturer and importer of double and single
ac.lon harps, strings, music, etc., F Browne.
2Sl Broadway. font Hno'
INSERTED THREE MONTHS.
The Whig creed. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1845-1846, 1846-01-03
VALUABLE LAND FOR SAFE

WE Undersigned offers for SALE upon the
most reasonable terms, the following descr;b
ed lands, the greater part of which is said to \.
1mIer1or 70 none in the rich Yazoo valley, to wit
ne East haif end East half South West quarter.
and East half North West quarter of Section IA
Township IS. Range East-The North East
9 qua and East half South west quarter-East
nan south West quarter of Section IS, TOWNSHIP
Il ~, Range East-The South East quarter and
D y East quarter of Section 7, Township ~
ns ge East, and West half South. West quarter
oi Pecnon 8 Township II, Range East.
Eight hundred acres of the above lands. Is s;tu-
pted IN the Yazoo valley, near Greenwood. and Is
peaut,1uily situated for fine plantation. The re
hlai1oer or greater portion is in the nei ghbor
ho0d OF ohongalo, and is believed to be 90 cd land
:Eersons wishing to purchase land at this time.
wiz nnd II TO their advantage to call soon. as
am determined to sell upon the most reasonable
NJ CHRISTOPHER HOLLINGSWORTH
May 6, I645-I2-tf -
o. Inc Undersigned can be found at his
Greenwood "iii' Ooio"
The Whig creed. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1845-1846, 1846-01-03
LIQUIDS CELEBRATED PREMIUM
PIANO FORTES.

| WIN. HENRY LOUD, would respectfully in,
W form the citizens of Greenwood, and sur
rounding country, that he is continually receiving
ramos from the above celebrated Philadelphia
House. The high character their Pianos have
obtained IN all portions of the Union, and in the
trying climates of Mexico, Texas, South America,
the East and West Indies, together with the fact
that ten premiums including Gold and Silver Med
ais, have been awarded to them by the different
societies IN the United States, furnish the best
guaranty that all Piano Fortes purchased of this
establishment may be depended upon as being of
the best quality, possessing all the necessary quail
ihcatlons for good Piano, viz Fulness and
Dr1iiancy of tone; deicacy of touch perfection OF
mechanlsm, combined with great strength in their
construction. The Manufacturers have recently
made great reduction in their prices, which pur-
cnasers here will have all the advantage of, as they
VIII be sold at their lowest Northern prices, WAR
KANTED' and kept in order free of charge.
: VFOrders for Pianos faithfully executed and
BACKED for any part of the country, with perfect
safety. Also, -Music-Music Stools, Piano Gov
ers, dc.
line addressed to me through the Post Office.
HOLY Springs, or to George Weir, Agent at Mid
1ieton, will meet with prompt attention.
Pianos Tuned and Repaired.
March Is. 1645-5-I2m
The Whig creed. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1845-1846, 1846-01-03
SOUTHERN LITERARY MEsSFN

- GER-xls monthly periodical devoted 70 eyor
department of Literature and the Fine Arts I,
has. been established more than eleven voars l.,
ring which 1T has stoed at the head of hmer;can
periodicals 1t is published in the neatest stvIo
and contains great variety of interesting and in
structlve readlng;-differing widely from ma.
Jority of our publication, in the solidity and nse-
fulness fits conents.
Novels, Tales, Poems, Travels ESSAYS. Crit
ques, Reviews, Historical and Biographical Sketch
es, papers on the Army, Navy, General Politics
and other National interests, adorn its pages
To the South and West it confidently apneaIs
for support Whilst is distinctirely the friend
and advocate of the South and West, Il is not soc-
uonal, having wayScirculated quite widely in tLo
North and East, and having impaired HIGHER Ma.
tlona character to the Literature of the limited
States. Its motto is ''U
" In the Union and for the Union in The So,,,b
dndfor the South"
but the South and West should especially cher
lsh 1t, as it is the only Litearrv JournaI ofIonr
ana hlgh standing, within all their borders. and
has vlndicate and promoted their rights and in
terests. During another wear. IL will seek - ox-
tend Its useful ness and fame and sol;citS tho in
creased patronage of the public: and also ;nvoleS
the ana OF It's present patrons in extending its cir
culation. ~ Oh
Its Contributors are numerous-en,hrac;nr
professional and amatuer writers of the first dis
IL cne present e1nclent corps, new wri-
terS VIII be added, and neither trouble or expense
wlli De spared to make the work -eminentlv wor-
thy of patronage.
The Twelfth Volume of the Messenger. num-
per CAAAlV, will commence on the LIST of Jann-
ary' 1916. Each number contains GA super-roval
octave pages. 1t makes. during the year, large
and splendid volume.
feeaacf'dn Of PoStage.-In order to reduce the DOS
age. as much as possible, the Messenger will he
puonsed on lighter paper but of the best oualitv
subscribers are invited to send their orders on the
following. LIBERAL TERMS '-''' =" 'iie
Single copy, So per annum. Club 1.-Two. 90.
y S4,oO per copy; Five, $40, or $4 per COPY; Ten
S32, or $3.50 per copy F'' A'n
re MeSsnnger for nothing.-WhoeveI will
!, ro oT US new SUBSCRIBERS, and send $40.
hall receive the Messenger gratis. or Cd in monoy
M IN the same proportion for a larger number
b. B. MINOR, Editor and prop.
Richmond, Va,
The Whig creed. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1845-1846, 1846-01-03

npos SUG Pgges for Fifly Cents7IT
~nOoPECTUS OF THE CONctpEc

Jr.,..n1llo eNAL- JOURNAL.--The editors 30 H.
with ~ STATES JorNAL propose TO commence
cation nnSa A' session of Congress, weekly pubIi.
the wbol nuer the above title, to continue ibroug
of FTFTy SesSion at the unprecedented zo,o 0rsce
volnnaa ~ CENTSt to each subscr;h bo ".
fa;thf"l =, zee hundred pages! II will conta;n
onoress t Ill impartial record of both Houses of
which rna ue gist of all the important sneecbes
tent ro may be delivered, etc The nnns,
prevent = wal be employed and nothinc shall
The nnhI;. ocng made worthy of the natronsge of
ne pubic generally. The Journoi i':II Vi
both parties w ~ GO Justice to both parties so that
lcat;pn T. VIM feel allowed to patronse the nb
led tSo oi II oeing the long session ne !, IL aT
eacn number will contain sixtaon 49, oov pages;
I1atter' which will enable tho Pages OF sohd
al Ine proceedings worthy Of be;n1r 70 give
oUOa Gr, LOT binding and future reference TN -
eAceeolngy low terms will Mace !, me- Inc
reach ofall; the publishers hone tho, w. wl'1n tne
Will use their exertions in obtn5n;nr Irnenos
Those who forward Five Dollars sS SuTScrlocrs'
Eleven copies;.Ten dollars, twentv-th 'al receive
Twenty dollars, Fifty copies re51c;nl' ee eoples
10 forty cents, for volume of 500 pages ''0 Pi'oe
title page and complete index viii no ,Jao1-
Ihe end or the volume to make it tho mo- Ut
Venient for future reference ''e coh-
THEOPHILUS FISK,
JESSE E. DOW.
Washington, Aug IL, lS45.
The Whig creed. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1845-1846, 1846-01-03
S TIT I'll & JOHNSON
.AXTORoV.E VS. 1T E.gms

haV1ng associated themselves together in tho
practice OF law, will attend all the C;rcu;r
IN the second Judicial District, the Vice Cbsnee9
ry Court at Carrollton, the Federal Court at Pom
totoc, and the Supreme Court at Jackson.
A. A. Stith will reside in Greensboro c,boo.....
county, and j. S. Johnson in Carrollton. All bn.
mess entrusted to their care will receive prompt
aCtention Fonp'
The Whig creed. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1845-1846, 1846-01-03
y N L Y ONE DOLLAR YEAR
fdm'l'es >desiriOus Of having a spleudid
Ne~ York Weekly ne,ospapey ,ciH find
oCtat theu irish IN the
SU NDAY TIMES
AND NoAH'S WEEKLY MFssFNcpp

AMI NOAHS WEEKLY MESSFNGFp
Published every Sunday Morning. bv F A ROM
MAkD,, at No. lO2 Nassau street. New York
Inc Times " MESSENGER is one of tbe
auie eekly newspapers in the Union and IS
acknowledged to be such by all canabe norHo,,s
acquainted with it, 1t is neatly printed upon fine
paper and with good type, fair and clear and, nF
1He host convenient size--being neither too l.rra
nor TOO small. Its departments are well arranrsed
ana hlled lacking no interest, because potion mn
win care and attention. P
The TINES & MESSENGER is ed;ted h., rT ar
N Noah assisted by I. w. Meighan Is ;ndanondo ~,
IN politics, and calculated to amuse ;nstr,ct Ill
entertaln, with general subjects. 1t usualIv con
WeH Written Original Tales.
anu "rlglnal transactions from the cream of Frnncb
literature Also the Spirit of American and En-
lish papers. N-'' anu Eng
Poetry, sentimental aud humerous--o-;o;,,r
and selected. Anecdotes, Wit,cisms Sn,,enl. ma
Maxims, &c. sayings
original Articles, upon every subjects tb,t 49,.
came up, written In humorous safir;cal al , .Iay
a. Veln' py some OF the most capable literary gen-
tlemen of New York. gen
/, The Important items of the week. sk;lfnlv con-
den n; into comprehensive summary 'On-
The latest news up to the hour nc -
I~etS" LnteHtgence by the latest papers en5
exclusive correspondence anu
Each number contains from twelve IN eo,~..
arge columns OF reading matter. No efforts Iii
'e spared to make this paper the very hest Sooi.
issue IN the country and its patrons NAV ros.
ss IS, that they will have publication tsst
g z De constantly improving. As the Times arJ
Messenger is atpresent its readers get matter that
an De obtained from no other source. '-~'
ios'.nasters and others who will act as Aoents
remltting us Five Dollars win be en,;tisJ :.
* copies One paper sent to any part of tb ~
mon for One Dollar Postmasters are s,tho. .ne
oy law to remit money free of postage- for snh
crptiontons to newspapers oi suo-
+. A BoNNARD, Publisher.
The Whig creed. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1845-1846, 1846-01-03

w HlTE LEAD, Linseed Oil, and T1rrer.;.1
" for sale by A. S. BROWN gee1 mn
Greenwood, March 4, 1916. ~ y 20 =
The Whig creed. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1845-1846, 1846-01-03
NOTICE.
J. P. MARSHALL,
A. McCARROLL,
]. JIG. DUREN, 8
JOHN S. JONES, 3
JONATH. NELMS %
PARTNERSHIP DISSOLUTION

PARTNERSHIP Dissolution
a LII PEhSONS concerned will take notice
- tnat the partnership heretofore existing be
tween MARSHALL & McMURRY, is from this
ud1e dlssoiVeG The subscriber will paw all le-
gai demands against. said house, and all persons
rho ~ sara mouse are requested to pay to me,
WY Is aIone authorized to receipt them.
oct ~, 1919. JOHN McMURRY.
A LIST OF ESTRAYS ON THE BOOKS
Ofthe Ranger of Choctac Couaty. M
TNAKEN up by John NJ Reid, a roam mare. :,
Il star IN her face, crest fallen, the left ear
smaller than the right, eight years old, valued at
4u dollars.-January %, IS45
Taken up by Charles Weeks, black mule with
one eye out, . or 10 years old, valued at 25 dol
iars-Also dark bay or brown mare, years old
vaiuea at 20 doiiars-Also bay colt, 2 years old,
valued at 10 dollars.--January 81 IS45.
Taken up by Jacob Keen, bay horse. marko5
with the collar, the right fore-foot white, fifteen
hands high. or 9years old, valued at 25 dollars
March 15 1915.
Taken up by Pinckney Cochran, a sorrell horse
1fteen hands high, saddle spots on his back. 6
1eaTs old, valued at 80 dollars--March 20. Is45.
Iaken up by James Hartsfed mure, thirteen
ars-March 81, 1916
taken up by Jesse Rodgers, a sorreH mare
ony' 10 hands high, blaze face, or years old. |
alued at 81 dollars-Also brown mare mule
% hands high, crop off the left ear, or 3 wears
ia, valued at 30 dollars-March 81, 1916.
Taken up by Archibald Dean, a light bay horse.
ni'e spot in his face, spot in his left eye, scar
a ms left hind leg, Ia hands high, or years
Taken mp by Thomas j. Lilies, bright sorrel
orse. Glaze in his face, small spot or two on his
lck, years old, valued at rs dollars.-April 81.
Taken up by Walton Moss, dark iron gray
are l33 hands high; years old, valued at 25
81, 1915.
THOMAS HARVEY, R. C. C.
The Whig creed. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1845-1846, 1846-01-03

UST received one HID. Brown Sugar and a
February 25 1915,
The Whig creed. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1845-1846, 1846-01-03
--11- , -01II INOF.' IO4'J.
+ D. LEFLORE, Receicino. Fo,,ra,.d

y. LEFLURE, ReeeiUing, Foruard-
~ ing ana Commission Merchant, LEF1oRE.
(Yazoo river.) Keeps constantly on hand iorr,
supply OF Tagging and Rope, Bacon, Lard. FIopy
sugar and Coffee, Salt, Iron, Castings Nails. Ne,
gro Shoes Blankets, Jeans and Linseys. Also
general assortment of DRY GOODS.
am always prepared to make liberal CASH adj
yances on COTTON stored with me, or purchase At
the highest market price. rso S+" 10 a.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-09-23
MISS HEANEY's ACADEMY,
Naar the CAPITOL, washington,
HOUSE. ADJACENT THE REsmEsoE OF COLONEL Gal
DINER.

,ou.R ADJACENT THE RESIDENCE of SoDosEL "a"
DINER.
MISS HEANEY respectfully informs parents
N that the exercises Of her school VIII be TO
snmsd on the first Monday Of September ensuing
Gor The instruction Of young ladies' N the Engnsh
and French languages, vocal and Instrumental inu-
s;c landacape and portrait drawing and painting
tn. salubrity and excellence of this LOCATION ana al
rsn,ages of the vicinity, encourage mueh nope OF
,hs I6eral support OF parents. 10 her task, aiming
:" nromo,e he best individual interests OF her pu-
M me number will be limited for faithful instrue
,'nn bv herself as principal; and whatever aid may
Ss desir,d will be given by assistant insiruetresses;
co,forming in her charge 10 the system and regula-
lions prescribed by mothers in approved education
of daughters at home.
The moderate terms for board, &c, and tuition in
,hs HIGHEST pursuits Of learning and accomplish
uasn,s az in the elementary and needlework, will
b. Ives, explained ia reply to communications pa
ssns NAV please to address Miss Heaney, (fee OF
nosiaee care OF Mr.. Isaac Holland, or personally,
10 those who may please TO visit her.
Vocal music and dancing, az recreations, at no
,xtra charge will be directed personally by herself
~ r,alize ali esteemed requirements and improve
mani of department, exempt from the disadvanta-
Ses for such youth attending public tuition and
The approval Of parents and friends interested IN
Miss Hsaney's earliest and continued engagements
NAV be learned from many wel-known individuals
..onainted herewith.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-09-23
|,HERoKEE COMM ssIoN. The


~ Commissioners TO examine claims uhoer .p'
treaty with the Cherokees OF 1856 will meet Ioi
the duties Of their appointment IN one OF me rooms
in the basement OF the Capitol, where all claims
will he presented .,u.,
ing regulators: -,,,a
legally authenticated and the evidence OF witnesses
s5sll he In writing, under oath legally administer
ed and authenticated and deposited with the seere-
tary of the commission.
ii. All Arguments, statements, applications, o.
motions of counsel attorneys, agents, or claimants
shall be il writing and deposited With the secretary
the commission.
III All the papers filed with the commission
shall be deposited with the secretary and cannot De
withdrawn by any person under any Preiext what
ever.
Nv. The Commissioners viii not PERM, any
claimant, or any person concerned for them TO con-
verse with the Commissioners or their secretary,
privately, upon the subject OF any claim or any
matter relating thereto
BENZ; II. BREWSTER } Commissioners,
Aug, 29-4td4te
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Aug. 25
nOwNING'SNEw woRK---The Hor-
IL ticulturist and Journal OF Rural Art

II nOW w ftOT-
IL ticulturist and Journal OF Rural Art
and Rural Taste.-This work, the publication
Of which commenced on the first Of July, l846,
may be ordered Of the proprietor, Luther Tucker,
CuItivator Office, Albany, N. Y, or Of Jos. Brock
street, Boston; M II Newman & Co., booksellers,
1893 Broadway, New York; and G. b. Zeber & Co,
Philadelphia by whom it is published in those
cities.
The Horticulturst is edited by A. J. Downing,
esq., and pub ished on the first Of every month"; each
number containing 46 pages octave, printed in the
best style, and embellished with plates and
Gus other engraviDgs, in style similar to those
given in Mr.. Downing's Landscape Gardening -
and "Cottagc Residences" Price 50 per annum.
The Horticulturist will be devoted,
l. To gardening in thoroughly practical as well
as scientific sense. a"
9 To the description and cultivation of fruit
trees. ....-.. ... 4. ~. "a, w.. e
3. To gardening as an art of taste, embracing es.
SAYS hints, and designs on ornamental and land
seape gardening.
A. To rural architecture, including designs for ru-
raj cottages and villas, farm-houses gates, lodges
ice-houses, wineries, &c, &c.
In short, this periodical may be considered con-
tinuaton Of the various works on rural subjects, by
its editor which have already been so favorably re-
ceived by the public. II lie now his object to assist,
as far as possible in giving additional impulse to the
progress Of horticulture and the tasteful in rural
life; subjects which now SO largely occupying
all those interested in country pursuits.
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