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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-05

QOn Oh t1tU OuulSu-
GRIMES OF Yearly statement furnishe( :
the Morning Neaes it appears tha: there have be N
the various Criminal Courts of this City, 36i5 trial. du
ring the year. In the Oyer and Terminer there have
been six trials for Murder which resulted in two con-
vc,jous and four acquittals trials for Arson both
acouttas and one conviction for Mansaughter in the
second degree. In the General Sessions there have
been 2l convictions and l42 acquittals Among the for
mer there are II for Forgery the various degrees, ~
for Burglary Is for Grand Larceny IS Petit Larceny 81
Assault and Battery do. with intent &c. :, Rape koo
berry Riot :, False Pretences g Perjury . Receiving
Stolen Goods 6. Disorderly Houses Gambling Houses
Illegal Voting Libel .. &c. &C. OF these convic
lions one has been sentenced be hung and another Is
awaiting sentence Sing .sng receives l25 of the con-
vcts & of whom are women. But the Special Sessions
have done up greatest amount Of small crimna lily
the petta,cenT convictions in that Court amounting 10
oel and the assauItand batteries SIS 7l3 men and
1853 women have been sentenced to the Penitentiary
20 men So women to the City Prison; - boys and
girls TO the House OF Refuge.
~ A dead infant, newly born, was found in
boz in Eleventhst on Saturday
IMPos1TloS.-A gentleman informs US that few
days since having occasion to accompany friend 70
Eightysixth the upper Reservoir he hailed
AGAR above and inquired of the conductor
if the train would stop at Yorkye. The agent replied
in the Affirmative and they took seats II The car After
the locomotive was attached another conduct appear
ed 10 collect the fare Our informant gave him twenty
Ave cents. saving Two 70 Yorkvine.' The conductor
replied We don't stop Yorkville' AL remembrance
and explanation of the first conductors promise TO step
proved snavaiipg and the gentlemen were carried TO
Harlem.
II Ex-Assistant Alderman Taylor, of the 18th
Ward, was run against By Of the Dry Dock Stages
while crossing Grardst a; the intersection OF boWety
on Wednesday evening. and badly injured The end Of
the pole struck him the centre OF the forehead
knocked him down, inflicted very severe confused
wound closing one of his eyes and eopardizins ais life
He was conveyed home, where he was leeched, his
wounds dressed and on Friday he was able to be about
his house.
NJ. Editor: Al the FIRE in Water-street, near
Dover On Thursday morning last IS Engine Co. No g
came down the hill in Doversreet they INTO No. a.
which was standing the Of Dover and Wcter
streets thereby knocking down several fremen who
were standing around aad nurng severely one Of i2s
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-07-04

Shocking Accident.--A strange and
knocking accident occurred at shoot-
ing match on Smiths creek, in this coun-
tH, last Saturday. Abraham Carrier, son
Of Mr.. John Carrier, u young man about
IS or 20 years Of age, was killed ~ the
discharge Of gun in the hands OF Nathan
Hannah, in the following singular man
ner. Mr.. Carrier was standing some dis
lance from the marksman examining a
target at which he had been firing. when
the gun in the hands Of Mr.. Hannah, be-
ing only half cocked, was Academia ly
discharged. The ball striking rock,
glanced, struck saPling, then tree, and
glancing again struck Mr.. Carrier IL the
head, knocking out his brains! Although
the ball passed almost entirely through
his head--going in at one temple and iodg'
ing near the other, he survived the accl-
dent IL hours; with the brains oozlng
out Of the ball hole! We have never re-
corded more singular accident than this,
and rarely more shocking one. 1t turn-
ishes another impressive illustration OF
the truth, thal-"in the midst OF life we
are in death. Rock. (Va) Register.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-07-04
April II, 1916.
July A, 1916.
LIST OF LETTERS,

Id EMAINING in the Post Office ct Liberty
h Miss, on the 30th of June, 1916, which j
not taken out by the 30th Of Sept. next, will b.
sent to the General Post Office Department a:
| A2Andrews George, = nders G w, Andrew
Coonrod Anderson Miss Jane
B--Beaziey Cornelius 2, Booth Mrs Sally
Butler Henry.
C--Cotten Mrs Harriet, Causey Josephus
- Capel Esq, Coward Mr. Samuel, Cruise
Thos, Gotten Haly M, Cook Mrs Lucy A, Cape
E j, Cruise Mr. VIM.
D. Dancy A Esq, Day Captain. Day Jon
athen 2, Dunn Mrs Mary
E-Estus Mr. VIM, Evereth Mr. Alexander.
t--Faust David A Heming James Ii 2, Far
quar- Ii H B, Fielder Rev Chas.
Gordon VIM A Esq.
good Mr. G w. Haygood Mr. Fraucis, Hamilton
VIM K ESQ, Hamilton Miss II f, Hi Rev A,
Higgins ---, Hubbel William, Huggins Mrs
Nancy, Hunt W W.
J-Johns VIM l.. Jackson Andrew 8, Jone,
Micaiah, Joy Jesse M.
K--Kinabrew Orlanon, Kents Mr. Eli
L-Lincoln A Esq. Lea Reuben, Lucus Mr..
Margaret, Lyen Mr. George c, Van Kirchail
Ferdinan ]. Lea H NJ Esq.
M--McGehee Munfnrd, McLane Mr. w B
Mccoy John S, McGehee Mr. Abraham 2, Nc
CIendea Mr. Geo, McMuny Hosea, Marsh Labor
c, McAlister M James ID, Major Mr. Simon
McGehee Mr. David.
N--Newman Hezakiah 2, Nelson r M, Neal
and G Esq
O--Obicr VIM A 2, ORGY Mr. Charles
P-Pilkington G, Parker john, Perkins g.
Hunt Pemble DAVID
R-Raborn Ellzy Esq, Robinson Jerome B
Reeve John Esq, Reeves Mr. Randolph, Reynolds
Miss Elizabath, Russell Mr. Joshua T, Robinson
William I, Raborn Sampson.
S--Systes Mrs Elmra E, Smith Richard
Smith Edmund Esq, Starnes Mr. w, Street Miss
NJ, Smiley Rev J, Stewart Robert Senr, Smith
Ambrose, Smiley Mrs R c, Smith Robert I
Smith Mr. g w II, Smye John Esq.
T-1hompson Silas IL, Thomas Mr., Travis
Richard, Tarver Mr. L l..
W-Willialns Jesse Jr, Wilson Mr. Turner,
Wicher Mrs Jane. Wilmington Mr. Moses. Will
son John G, Valley Mr. Joel W, Wilkinson Mr.
Jane, Wilkinson James, Wilmington Mr. Jas L.
Il. CROWSON, P. M.
July LIST 1916. Is
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ia lady were lame in the arm, and in
tho left leg; if she was blind in pne eye,
and couldn't see with the other; itshe had
no teeth, and her gums worn of if she
had bump behind, and to ameIds, was
perfectly flat before; and If she yas club
footed and had cancer on her rose; and
if she had 'spit fire" temper, d forty
nine negroes with seventy. five nousand
dollars cash: how many sli!or$ would
she have2 Don't all speak at one!
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-07-04

DocToRs, LOOK TO YOUR LAURELs! Mrs.
Emma Willard, well known 10 the world
as an accomplished teacher and writer,
has just published "a Treatise on the Mo-
tive Power which produces the circulation
of the blood" She combats ths usual
theory upon this subject, ''that the motive
power in promoting the circulation is a
mechanical force generated by the beat
of the heart, and synonymous with pusa-
ton - and maintains, on the contrary,
that the blood receives coloric at the lungs
that the blood must therefore expand
that expansion necessarily produces mo-
ton; and that if the blood moves from
the lungs, it must move towards the lett
ventricle of the heart, from thence into
the aor,a, and so on through the arteries
The New York Courier and Enquirer
says the work is written in very wgor-
Gus and attractive style, and predicts that
ii will challenge an unusual degree OF at.
teniion, as well from professional men as
among unprofessional Observation-Disclosures
Wing.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-07-04

DRAWING A PENsIoN.-"WeIl, my lad,
where are you travelling this stormy
weather, all aloneo" asked al inquisilive
landlord, in the north of Vermont, during
the last war, OF a small lad, whose father
was engaged in smuggling, and had sent
him, young as he was, on an important
message, in advance Of the party.
"Going TO draw my pension" vas the
reply.
"Penson?" echoed The astonishei land
lord; "what does so small lad as you
draw pension lor?'
"Mindng my own business, and letting
that of others alonem The landlord
sloped.
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A story is told of Mr.. Van Buren,, that,
while on tour through the west, in 1910,
he was upset in stage coach, and as he
stood up to his knees in mud, and asked
the driver how the accident happened,
was told by that parsonage that he had
already upset eleven members Of Congress
and by SO doing he secured the votes Of
every one Of them for appropriations TO
the National Road, and as he never before
had President Tor passenger, he tho't
that he would i'm prove the opportunity Of
doing his dnty 10 the Wesi. =orneaSor'
ing 10 prevent veto, in case another ap-
preparation should pass.
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THE SAVE OF MISSISSIPPI. J
ANTE COUNTY, IS.


To all perjns interested IN the Real
Eaaie ofALLEN TARvER, Dec ased-
GREETING;
NOU IRE HEREBY CITED to be
IN anf personally appear before the
Probate tourt Of Amite County, on the
ourI Monday in September, 1916,
and shot cause, if any you can, why
The zane should not be ordered to be
so.d-iewit:
rheEast Half ofihe South West Quar-.
ter dissection Number 90, in Township
Number A, Of Range Number 5, East
combining 80 Acres and 98- l00ths OF an
Acr..
The West Half Of the SOUTH East Quar-
,eY Of Section Number 90, in Township
Number a, Of Range Number S, East
containing 80 Acres and 3s-looths Of an
IAcre
The West Half Of the North East Quar-
ter, and the East Half Of the South East
Quarter, and the North West Quarter Of
The South East Quarter Of Section Nun.
Der 10, in Township Number 5, Of Range
Number 6, East--contaning 200 Acres
The East Half of the South East Quar-
ter Of Section Number %, in Township
Number 4, of Range Number 5, East
containing 80 Acres and 8-lo0hs OF al
Acre.
The West Half Of the North Yves
Quarter of Section Number 81, and the
West Half OF the North East Quarter Of
Section Number 90, in Township Number
4, of Range Number 5, East-conthning
1863 Acres and 90-l0oths of an Acre.
The West half Of the South Yves;
Quarter Of Section Number %, in Town,
ship Number 4, of Range Number 8, East
combining 80 Acres and 59-l00lhs o.
an Acre. a
| The West Half Of the South West
Quarter Of Section Number ID, and the
East Half Of the North East Quarter o!
Section Number 90, and the West Half Of
the North West Quarter OF Section Mum
Der "a, in Township Number 5, Of Range
Number 6, East--containing 238 Acres
and 67-100ihs Of an Acre.
The East Half Of the North West Quar-
, ter Of Section Number 90, in Township
Number 4, Of Range Number 5, East
containing 81 Acres and 32-io0lhs Of al
: Acre.
} Said lands lying and being in the Coun
lily Of Amite and State aforesaid.
I. II is further ordered by The Court tina
! this Citation be published ia the hilbert
Advocate and "Woodville Republican,
i for the time prescribed by law.
/ ....,. WITNESS the HonorabI
Il john WALKER, Judge Of tn
: sSHsNsSI sE Probate Court Of a'nite Cou'
ses ~, at the Court House there
'vWssS OF, on the Fourth Monday q
June, A. d. One Thousand Eight Hun
dred and Forty.Six.
S. r. DAVIS, Clerk,
By B. w. SMITH. Dep. ClH
ISSUED 24h June, 1916.
June 81. 1916. l7W6
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In the hate battles. on the RlGrande
nus cannon we're fired with unexarpled ra-
pidity. Itappears they are ft'edP with
percussion caps, the invention o9oshua
Shaw. OF Philadelphia, who has rver re-
ceived a farthing from government NOW
is the time to remember the mechac.
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Murder.--DT. II. H. Woodwar. Of Nj.

Murder; --DR. H. H. WOODWARD Of Mi
AaIrested in Laporte, Indiana,
the affidavit OF depus sheriff
$ogg, Of Branch county Mich,
him with murder, vinscaused
Of Miss Maria Hardlngof that
y administering medicinato pro-
ton. It is said that ,h@doc,or
Shy in Michigan, and Y Mss
WAS seduced by him.
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d. w. HURST g. J F. LOWRY,
Attorneys and Councillors at Law Liberty
r "a
July 4, l646.
SALE FURTHER POSTPONED
AnMlNLSTRATl RS SALE.

ADMINLSTRAT RS SALE.
I'm pursuance of an order OF the rro,
bate Court of Amite county, granted
al The February Tenn, 1861 WIN as
Administrators Of William Jones, deceas-
ed, sell
On The 4th Monday in May, 1896
on credit of ~ months, before the door
of the Court House in Liberty, the loI'
lowing described lands, belonging TO Inc
Estate of said deceased, to.wIt;--r or'y
acres in north east corner Of SCUM n
quarter Of section number four, tow
number two, range number four ca
Also. two-thirds OF south west quarter o
ton number four, township number
range number four, east.-Also' an
acre lot, sold by William Baker to
liam Jones-be beginning at the norIf
corner of the south east quarter Sc
uumber four, township number two' ra
number four east-thence running souV
10 a point where The boundary line OF
certain two acre lot, granted by R. Mont
gomery to the Executor Of J. NJ. Clark
and NJ. Davis, which boundary inIersect'
the eastern boundary OF the lands OF SAID
Jones deceased -thence running an cas-
tern course TO the road leading from Lib
erty 10 the place Of J. R. Brown-thenct
north with said road to the northern
boundary of said quarter section--thenct
westerly to the place Of beginning al
situate in the county Of Amite and State
of Mississippi. Out Of which lands The
widow of William Jones, deceased, has
had her dover laid off.
The purchaser or purchasers will be
required to give note with approved Sc
CURLY.
GEO. F. WEBB,
administrator
Apriz II. 1916, 6w6
0TThc above SALE is postponed unit
the FOURTH MONDAY IN JUNE, 1876
GEO. F. WEBB,
Administrator.
Nav 80, 1916. l3tds
6TThe above Sale is further postpm
ed until the 4lh Monday in July, nstait
GEO. f. WEBB,
administrator.
July 4, 1916. l8w4 y
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New Advertis e m e Us.
NOrlCE.
NOllCE,
ETTERS TESTAMENTATo Of the

r. FILTERS TESTAMENTAI d the
Will Of GARNET BRYANT, CEASED,
having been granted to me as ecutor
at the June Term, 1916, Of thesobate
Court OF Amite County, MissssM--ail
persons indebted TO the Estate OF y Ne
ceased, will please make payment WI
liam H. Dillingham;, Esq, and alsrsons
having claims against the Estaqs said
Deceased, will exhibit them wiz The
lime prescribed by law, or theyli be
forever barred. A presentation Gains
10 Mr.. Dillingham; will be deem sutil'
cient.
RICHARD PATTBN,
N Ert0r.
"A INV 4. l846. 30
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NOTICE.

n XKTAS committed to The
4MN Wv Jail OF AmiIe County,
60 State Of Mississippi, on the 2nd
nv instant by b. w. Smith, Esq
u Justice Of the Peace, in and
- for said County, negro man
who calls his name JOHN, and says he be-
longs 10 Moses Brakeman, living in Green
County, Kentucky. Said negro is about
twenty five years Of age-fve feet six or
seven inches high--bright mulalIo-he
was shot in the back with a shot gun,
about month Since-has bushy head
Of hair-no marks perceivaOle-had on
cotton shirt and pantaoons.
The owner Of The above described ne
gro is requested TO come forward prove
property, pay charges and take him oul
lail, or he will be dealt with as the law dl
reels L. g. WICKER,
Sh riff and Tailor Of Amite Count, Miss.
July A, Io46. 10
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Stall OF MISSISSIPPI
ANTE COUNTY.
ClRculr CouRr-SepIember Term, 1916.
JAMES BOLlN, Attachment for the
WILLIAM NJ MARTIN. sam OF $40 "a.
MI Office is hereby given, that on the
u q5,h day of May i84e, James 30
In, plaintiff in this cast applied for and
obtained from T. M. Kinade, Justice Of
the Peace in and for sadCounly, an At
tachment against the Estat, Real and Per-
sonal of WILLIAM MARTIN defendant, for
The above sum Of One Hunfed and Forty
Dollars anil Ninety -Four cpls, returna
Bile at Circuit Court to be plded at LIB
,ny, 10 and for ANTE Comfy, on the
First MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER,
1916, and unless the said deladant shall
lppear, give special bail, andplead, an
,wer or demur, within The tim proscrib
ID by law for appearance at sid Term,
Judgment final will be demandd against
he property or effects attachedand theI
iame so attached will be sold antappiedI
o the payment Of the plaintiff siemand
ind all costs.
r.. Z. TORRANCE, Cerk.
BY +. M. KINcADE, DEP Crk.I
Liberty, June 81, lS46. iva
[Smiley y Lowry, plaintiffs AttoTSeys.l
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STATE OF MISsI sIPPl.j
UNITE COUNTY.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Sep'sabsr Term, ls46.
- huppv
ANTE COUNTY.

ANTE COUNTY.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Sep'e Der Term, l846.
$. AVERY .,.a,o., q. ~
US. 'NH'nhlent 'oT tHe
A. W. Rowr. sun Of $l45 So.
~ Office is here5y given, that on the
IN Goth day of June ls46, S. Arery.
plalullil 10 this cas-, applied for and OBJ
tanned from b. W Smith, a Justice Of
the Peace IN and for said County, an At.
iachment against Inc Estate, Real and
Personal of A. " Rowe, defendant, for
The above sum Of One Hundred and For
~ Five Dollars and Eighty Fine Cents,
reiurnabe at a Court 10 be holden at Lib
erly, in and Tor Ami,e County, on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER,
l846, and unless the said defendant shall
appear, give special nil, and plead, an
Swer or demur, within the time prescrib
ed by law for appearance at said Term
judgment final will be demanded agains!
the properly or effects attached, and the
same so attached will be sold and applied
0 the payment Of the plaintiffs deman
|Rnd all costs.
R. L. TORRANCE, Clerk.
By Il. NJ. KNCApE, Den. CEk.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
PIKE COUNTY, SIS.

me NOpNIlt oo'
To all persons interested in the Real ES.
tate Of JAMES THOMPSON, Deceased
GREETING:
NOU ARE HEREBY CITED TO be
n and personally appear before the
Probate Court of Pike County, on the
Fourth Monday in August next,
then and there to shew cause, if any you
can, why the following described Tracts
Of Land, situate, lying and being in said
County, should not be sold according to
the prayer o. The Petitioner, to-wit:
The East Half, Of the West Half, of the
North East Quarter, of Section Number
SO, in Township Number A, Of Range
Number 7, East.
The East Half, Of Inc North East Quar-
ter, Of Section Number 80; and the Wes'
Half, Of the North West Quarter, Of Sec
ton Number 90, Of Township Number 4
of Range Number 7, East.
1t is further ordered by the Court tha
this Citation be published in the Stree
Press" published in llolmesville, and The
'Lberiy Advocate" plblishedin Liberty
Mississippi, for Six Weeks, SUCCESSFULLY
WlrNss the Honorable,
/ CHRISTOPHER HOOVER
= Judge Of The Probate Court 9
Pike County, at the Cour
| lou Sc thereof, on the Fourth Monday :
Jane, d., One Thousand Eight Huf
Idred aid Forty Six.
lssUtp this 23d day Of June. 1916.
LEONARD MAGEE,
Clerk.
June g7, 1916. l7w6
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STATE OF MlsSlSslPPI,l

STATE OF MlSSloSlPPl,l
x ANTE COUNTY.
CIRculr coURr- September Term, 1916.
E. T. MCLEAN A,t,ctmen, for the
JoHN Bower. spp : ~
AEOTlEE is hereby Evep, that on the
y 18th day Of June 1916, d. !. Nc.
Lain, plaintiff in this case. applied for and
obtained lrpm Thomas y. Kincade, a Jus
lice Of thu Aeace in and pr said County, an
Auachmeq against the Estate, Real and
Personal o JOHN BowR, defendant, Tor
the above sum Of ne Hundred ami Thr-
|tp.Three Dd11ars md Ninety Eight Gents,
returnabIe al Court I'd be holden at Lib
erty, in and Tor Amite County, on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER,
1916. and unass The said defendant shall
appear. give Special bail, and plead, an
swer or demur within the time prescrib-
ed by law for appearance at said Tern,
INDICTMENT final viii be demanded against
Ire nroperty or fleets attached, and the
same so attached will be sold and applied
TO the payment Of the plaintiffs demand
and all costs
R TORRANCE, Clerk.
b. r NJ. KlNcADE, I ep. CIR
Liberty. June 81, 846, l7w4
ma
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To all persons interested in the Real Es-
tate Of JAMES THOMPSON, Deceased
GpEErINl.
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;beytv lime 2t, 846. l7w4
Ham. McKmgR Plaintiffs ARorneg.]
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
ANTE County, $. $.

To all persons interested in the Estate Of
Leroy WAaNocK, Decedsed--GREETlNG:
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

To all persons interested in The Reai Is.
tate of ROBERT STEWART, Jr., Deceased
GRFETl Nc.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-08-01
MAIL ARRANGEk TENTS.

The Eastern Mail for Baltimore, Ph'ladel-
pha, New York aud Boston, closes at AZ and
aP. Nj. daily, except on Saturday nights. ,3i.
No mails sent East Of Baltimore on Sunday
morning.
The mails from the ABOVE cities, arrive daily
a, 9 A. NJ aud p. vi. except SUI iday night.
The Western Mail closes at 8 +. M. and
arrives at p. M. daily.
The SouaherH Mail closes at o A. M, ana
arrives at p. M. daily. h !,
Cfice omen from z A. M. to 9 P. M. daily,
except Sunday, on which day il is open from
y, A. M. 10 10 A. M. aud from IL M. TO -
PM, and from to 9 P. M.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-08-01
GEORGE w. CLARKE, BUILDER, IND
lIGE.NER.AL EURNISHLAiG LNDERTAKER

GEORGE w. CLARKE, BUILDER, IND
\TGENER.4L FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN r
corner Of pirginia arenue and 9M street, near The
Nary Yard Gate-or at his residence, on the west
side of 18th street. the eastern Branch bridge
Thankful for the liberal patronage with which
he has already been favored he respectfully solicts
continuance of the same
Always on hand, ready for use, Pine, Cherry,
Walnut, Poplar, and Mahogany, which he manu-
facurcs into Collins at the shortest notice, and on
the most reasonable terms
Hearse and carriages furnished at the shortest
notice. All orders thankfully received and prompt
ly attended to at all hours left at the above place
N. B.-Carpenters work in all its branches done
on the most reasonable terms, and at the shortest
notice.
Old Furniture repaired and vanished, and made
look equal to new. dec lS-6m