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Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17

TnE Coon Wrg.-llow much Of ihis
world. happiness and prosperity is enn
tanned ia the compass Of these two short
worisl Her Influence !. Immense. The
power Of wife, lur good or evil, is alto
ge,her Irresistible. Home must be the
seat Of happiness, or it must be forever
unknown. 4 good wife is To a man wis.
dom and courage, and strength aud hope,
aud endurance. 4 bad onr 3, confusion.
weakness, discontinue and despair. No
condition i. hopeless when the vile pos.
srsses iirmness, decision, energy economy
There Is NJ outward prosperity which can
couuIeract Incidence, folly aud ettraya.
gance al home. No spirit can long rrsi.
bad domestic Influence. Man /. strong.
bul hl- heart is not adamsnl. He delights
in enterprise aud action. hut 10 sustain him
be- need, Tranquil mind aud whole heart.
lie eIprnds his whole moral iafce in the
conflicts Of the world. Ills feelings are
daily lacenlrd To the utmost paint Of Ell
durance by perpetual collision. irriaiions
aud di.appoIumfnl. 10 recover bis rqua
nimiiy aud composurc, home must be To
him place ul rcpose, VI peace. Of cheer.
ulnrss. Of comfort, and his soul rencws lis
strength and again goes forth with fresh
vigor to encounter tho labor and troubles
Of the word. But if At hume he finds no
rest, and there /. met wilh bad temper,
sullrnness, or gloom, or is ns,ailcd b, d..
content, complaint aud reproachcs. the
heart breaks, the spirits are crushed, hope
yani.hes, and the man sinks into total de
spair.
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17

"The Prayer OF Moses executed on one
siringl' said Mrs. Pariagon. "pn,inp,
] 'spose, TO he cuI down. Poor Mo.e.i'
sighed she; "etccuied on one string We'll.
! don't know ascycr.l heard Of any body's
being executed on tho strings, unless The
rope broke;" and she wen' on wondering
how Il could be.
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17
30, 900 Acres OF Land
OI, : Al, F.

NENTi ihsnsahd aetss ehaIos land for
sale IN lhe naan,ss Of Hampstead. Lafay.
ciie. C.afk. naIHz. Hot spfiur AMI Oaaehiia.
entered la iz3i aud 90, on accommodating Terms.
iaf which aPp'y 10 Daniel Morrison, Ma8is-n
Spfngs, G., % 10 I u Conway. waahin slon,
A.
November n, lss7.4a
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17

Washington, Oct u. ls47-45.tf
the STATE or ARKANSAS
Cousrr ~ llEsrs IAN
hi's hemr,isai cosrie Of Probat, .Oeto5.r Tenn.
lgtA Oefgber, 4 D. ls47
jeremiah Pate TO- right Of
bs wiic Sarah.
f0ih9n'r On Petition for Ap.
rs puffioup,,, -
The hrin aud legal dia. DistrIbut,on
uihutres Of ihg estate Of
Edward johnson, Senf.
DJtRdants.
WIS day came the sad petitioner by F,.id
d hls attorney, and filed lis petition bs,.,,
showing that he nlermarricd many years s,o MI
Sarah johnson, who Is the daughter Of Elws,j
,snd that said petitioner aud ~ M
wife ute sliI living, that the sad Edward Jobpsop
srn., hath departed this lite, aud tina, letter, of
administration ci his estate have been granted
Siukler johnson, son.,-thAi sad adpinlar,ior
has on this day dlod bis account current AZ sueb
administrator whereby there appears 10 b. A l,g,.
amount OF uasela over and above the sum tbs,
will be required to pay The debts Of the said ia.
ward sen, and said petitioner prays that M.
portion may be assigned him IN right Of bis saiJ
wife, and that The said Sinklef johnson, AZ ,urL
administrator as Aforesaid. may he compelled ~
pas over to him, in right Of HE said wife sar,b
tho dainbuiiye d shafs 10 which he is entitled by
law. Aud Il appearing 10 tho court that Do,sy
Fowler nnd John u Fowler, Rebseea Tselo "a
George Tcsls,and Nancy Posisn aud the ubLno~n
hcin Of rOIy Low, doc, potion Of the heir. md
Iarbuircs Of said estate, are nou.re.lden,s ~ ~
Slate Of Arkansas. Il s ordered that publ,cs,,a,,
bo made notifying said non.resdenls 10 1. "a
appear by themselves or attorney on or bef,,. m.
third day Of the next term Of ths court Al roa,,
TO be holden Of The court house Va the town Of
Washington, an the county Of Hampstead, apd
State Of Arkansas, on tho second Monday IN
January next, and show cause. II any they can.
why said estate should not b. distributed accord mo-
to the tights Of The parties Interested And Il i
further ordered that this order be- pub shed IN
some newspaper published In the State Of Atksn'
sas for two wcekn by two successive weekly M.
eerions, the last 10 be At least four weeks bsfor.
the next term Of lhic court
A true copy from the record
Test'' S. T. SANDERS, Clsfk
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17
AnIicc.

COUNTY OF HEMPsTEAD, scr--At the
y CauH Of Probate Tor said county. al tho Oc.
tobcr term thereof, A u. lsl7, the following ad.
miniafaiIou aud guardian accounts current were
fIcd ior confirmation ai the next January term Of
..iH e.nH xIvs
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17
AllIalIelIag D llai 81 q ssgL. .

nigD--la Camden, olaehile county, On tn,
2ld ulL, Mfa iaFHstl D.. consult Of Peter Nc,
Calam ia the 25lH ear oi her age. IpnFHHD
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17
STATE or ARKANSAS,

STATE or ARKANSAS,
coHNfY uF L,FAFgaIE
CaI'i If y tis La'agfft, CFsa., caaft on
ss Csaassfg si8fef sa.d csarf, a sar4;.sa,
l5ih Naesqirf. 4 d lsI7.
ltaus I'M. GautdIan Of tls1
Minor liHin Of Abraham
Aaybstty, dec
Pa.iksst
WaslanFtau nVsh. Era fssss'g. :. fas'
iiarbss. Eisa Mickey. '''ss ''''isss'
Ias Adm as'rsiaf uf the
Eaisls Of phil.po Hughsz
dec samHel L. and Ia
diana + Lfr, be N.ie
DgfsHH3His
eEsillS day came the ssld petitioner by Grand.
] son u. R0ystsn, his s5le.sE and filed hi.
petition ln tha cause. aud also an affidavit, iha,
ui OF iis = dri-Baauis ere non.tts sdtuia e the
State OF Afssnfss I, 10 therefore ordered that
pub'cai'Hn Of Iris cansr BE- made IN sJmc news
paper prutrd loo the Sisie Of Afhanss., Boliyins
ihr raii tricudiHts Of the commencement and
object of tho suii, which j 10 iofecase a mortgage
10 cerilIn lands situated In Lafayette county. Az.
kausas, mcusafcd by Philip q Hughes and Eliza
liughr, hs wife, 'n iht it time Of the said Ph 10
10 ;hs pritionrr in iha cia.r. 10 secure the pay
meui Of the .um S79l5 ca with interest ifo loo
The 25iL day Of Miy, lsil Tho said defendants
ere therefore hereby not i~d n Tie commence.
mr ~ aui Obi ri ol ibIs sfl, snd are hereby r..
quIryj 10 b. sui appear before The Judge Of the
gircuii court in aud iof the county Of Lafayette,
iu tho State ui AIkaHsls, 10 chanrrTy sitting, At a
court 10 b. ho|dln iu and for The county Of Ia
fy-it- afrrsa d. si ilis rauH house iu The town
Of L-sisyHir, in aid county, commencing Oh the
dut Monday 10 January next, and then snd there,
W'ihin the Tine prescribed By law, plead, answer
Or drmuf to taid PETITION, or the samc will b. taken
az confessed and judgmen, entered accordingly
Aud b Is further ofdrrd lhst a eopy Of tbs order
and notice BE- Published by two successive weekly
Insertions m somr newspaper pfulrd In this STATE.
the lat Insertion of which 10 b. At lvsf iolf week.
before The iirt day Of the nen term Of the la.
layttir circuit coHrt
A true copy from ihe reeord
u H. DICKSON. Cieik
by y. EpaiNsros, Dept OK
ll.2w
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17
n EW DRUG STORE,

THE subscribers have jut rr.
eri,ed. from Philadelphia. a gen
ef'l assoFimsnt Of FREsn Dsuos,
MtpicIsrs, PAiSTs, oils. DYE.
slpFn aud PEAuArAsA
Also d variety Of Implements
used by Surgeons aud Pbysi.
clans All " which they viii
soll on the most reasonable terms
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17

'of cash or OF tine to punclual customer.
Da H. q. WILLIAMS.
JOHN II. BALDWIN.
Washington, Oct u. ls47-45.f
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17

Notice is given to all persons Interested in said
settlements 10 come forward and tile exceptions 10
said accounts. IL ANY they have, on or before The
second iiy Of tho next term of said court, ni a
court 10 b- holden at thr court house 10 the town
Of Washington. in anid county, on the second
Monday Of January next, or they will be forever
barred from excepting to said accounts or any item
thereof
T-nic s. r SANDERS, Clerk
Warrington N7y 10, leiI.-i5 5w
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17

the STlTg or ARKANSAS,
Cousrr ~ llrsr G,p
latte HemFfisad Cont ef Probate .OetsBsr Tam,
lgfA October, A. %. l647.
jeremiah Pate la fisbt al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-21

CAsAL EsLARoENEsT.-Therew was large meet
ing At Rochester on "wednesday 70 take into considers
ron MEASURES for tho speedy enlargement Of the
Erie Canal The proceedings were marked By unsnimi
II. zeal and eaergy. very sbs COMMITTEES ws sp-
pointed 10 draw up memorial TO the legislature which
will be re.d % the evening Of the 10Th, 10 which s
the meeting stands adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-21

PRosLAvERr Pass AT WAsHIsoros.-lt 10
proposed BY q number OF Gentlemen Of South Carolina
and other 5ta,es 10 establish press Ia Wsshis ston
which shall represent Southern views the subject OF
slavery The press sto be free from party Influence.
a none are tn be engaged the undertaking but men
IN very way indepsndsntr and whose means and po
I, srs such free them from all temptations OF
profit and place"
TIT. does not look as Il the South regarded the move
ments ct the North against Slavery either . conienPu
bic or &c tending perpeuaie the institution hsn sfe
no, likey TO prop up their houses until mere '0me
danger that they viii tumble down
LIBERAL sAIARr--Ds Hawks salary aPas-
%, Of gsr.rs ca ureh 10 New Orleans 10 5000 with
promised iscrrsse bssiss the asaai perqsisss Of bis
s,.,o, To. salary Of the Prciessorshp 10 the Univer
. a Tsuissssa 10 whlch he has been elected has
W, been sxsd but viii doubt be liberal one and
he dates oft w In DO wsy interfere with those Of his
p.s,or.l charge. His whole emOlumsnss win not Be
s.s than $4,000 per snnum Pretty fair for minister
Of Him vso had not where to Icy his head.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-21
ALABAxA-The following are the official returns
Of the election ia the First Congressional District

MAISE-Mr. Johnson, the Wing candidate tor
Congress in the Somerset and Waldo District, has
withdrawn Dis name A Convention Is to be held at
Belfast on the 2sth inst to make new nomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-21

Mr. CLAY AT CAPE MAY.-The correspondent
who writes US from Cape May will please accept our
thanks We tried hard to hnd for his letter this
morning bu, the Foreign News was too much for US
Il Is now too late TO be Of any the information II
contains having been conveyed through smother channel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-21

sIAvx TsogsLE.--Tnsrs has bsen large gain
sr;ss Of bsets IN lss ,ieniu Of ~ Issnoes Hesss
this forsaooo In eons<qasncs q she Irly1 nsIs o.
soashrrn g.nt,smsB. bringing win hin FEMALE save
hsxs ros tse sa thss shs = not usiss slayes thsy
have sccordssy watched the house TO prevent her ma
tr rom carrying her o. anti they can procure ne no
cssssry less documents 70 tree hsr. Boz Trsh lSu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-21

10. ora Bosros East bDIasAs ,.,. .:s'.
received By the camshs listed sinsspors yaes = ase
ths, tns brx Gusss as thss port ffo@ csysoo SsPcs
having picked sp on the iSth ~. 800. rs'o e 49,.
css no TsIma, tof Bossool Cspt Coiiiys l~ esys
from Antwerp ies Asssboo. Wet cosss e4Asms1ss
~ n vs~ks previously In cooseqas1cs Of bsr hsvs9
become very Isshy. Ths nsssss. nsnA 49, 49, 81
hs crew we're In hs long bosk Aftsr ksspqg eoupsny
win Der dsys De ave nss In As ses,s boes -
rid ana ssarssl 10 opposss Sirccsioe II 0epo
tool oos boz Of dolisrs wish him ken ~ No. p'
MURDER BIZ sLAvs.-Ar. Alexander 9eerfs'
lssipg near Fort Pike, on 0sss6e Ccqubs fI.S -
murdered BY ess Of h. e.s sssss 80 :. - n.
George va occu pyine . ssmporsry building o.
psss seus wbish = .ss hssisg hoss: 80 - -
s,~ S ~ 49, Sssssss "a Ssless Y - 49,
Ias VITA ksiss which 49, = ,sSssssS ssvsrsi
S,.<sss 49, = - sbsus - seess ~
De dsssh a Mr.. O. N ~ - = BOW n q. ~
made he escape
rzp Ths number Of deaths a The Enisrssnss
aos1isal sss HosRssl - " Ia - - w WV
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LARGE STOCK OF
BOOTS AND HOES.

We are. now opening our Fall stnrk,
comprising every description of sewcd and
pegged work, made in the bcsts manner.
particularly for our. retail trade, consisting
in par, Of tie following kinds: s}sS
GENTLEMEN'S
Light fair stitch Philadelphia !.
Boots at S5 so to 6 90
Light sewel aud prgGcI a, 2 SO 10 4 90
Water Proof sewcd and $50
pegged at 3 SO to,fs 90
Heavy scwetl and
and calf at 90 tos3 90
Fine calf sewed and pegged,
water proof Boolets Sat'Ef SO too 90
Fine calf and. goat sewed and
pcgged Bootces at II 25 to62s 25
Stnut calf and kip sewe,lan : {
pcgged Bootces Mt IS to 90
BOYS
Light Boots, various sizes at 50toN2 SO
{" and stout Bon.ecs at 80 to -25
LADIES
Black aud coIorcil gni,cr Boot 80
4 ecs,ypumps and wells atl 60in1l 70
Blucknnd coInr'd gaitcr Shoes s. 4
pumps and wcl,sat so TO Ig25
Seal and leather walking Bus:
kins nnd Boots ut $50 to j. 90
Best Phladelphiao Slippers,
Ties and Buskin, wrl,s al rs 10 90
Best color'tl morocco and kid s
Ties and Slippers at. rs 10 90
Morocco, kid and !ca,hers@Eies
und Slippers n, 81 to rs
Prunella Slippers and Buskin
walking ut 62 TO l 90
MISSES
Seal, leather and mornccn Boot
ii ees and Buskins at 81 TO 81
Kid and French morocco Ties
md Buskins at p 50 10 81
Pruneln and'col'd. gamhroons ct so to rs
Leather welt and pump Boot
CHILDREN'S
Black and cold morocco and kid
Ties at 25 TO 90
Black und cold gaitcr Bootcesat 81 to IS
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!, .,
.TzzE sy7.7ly1 e j l sa.t.ssE,1e.5 &

lie Il, Il ~
publish pApsr i'll 5Wnssssf Il sumssS.s
yilie. n tlsJ1a per ssili iSt,ea issued wesEY
Oi,.ttie 0tnfngs saf every yYedIt esda . S ss
IL Is sbelieved, that Sumter DistIf9s
fords as many capaDi ilitiesSIor sus:sihir3DSS q.
weekly newsf,aT pc r AS a f1ei1i1 III dysr.
lisen,en4, General News and gBdsih sa .S
any 0f fh f;sisicr Disiri rictstiii ths.tS
c6nhding in this beliR, We inyi 81
eolumns..,ll, 10 aitentihnso sof flose, both s;;ns 4
EtllisS sand lie SURF pnniiing Districss. q fn3t
may ba iesirouss fsad adveftisinrFeIt ssas6tS 4
to do sos tt siss veil known ihai tha NH.
port nf. peper in general depends npt 20 ]
Smnch on.tIe ma ghilude Or ifs s.bsetibiion
Hist, as onthe attt cftising ra 0i,ape ,s f;sf
imay receive. SThissis the ca ase III 1fiirs.
In coni,try Town, no We Vel. afidi District,
aa this is,swe must depend oiisiiic f;at tfoi,s
SageS both sof1subscribera anii al ssftiS
We hoPeslh tliat our cnte rIifis HI mi isSi
Ifail from Waii, of encoiirage me i'll
i STRICT attentfnn will Iai,f IN lie III.
tcol,intercstsofstl tie TnWn and: Distriet, md
I'VE slpll ehleapdF 10 Z eep i,p.si IL ne
tho i,frit and tnthusiasnl, ,Wiiei i, II
ISIS. iil, rcgaf,lsto ufe.rnnnsxions,f siiin,er
will. chnrieslolin md Wilining gi1i; f sC.Y
by Rail Road. 's.zss q
fdl Poliiica. TIE BANwER 4 Willie ss,rfSt.
fly Democratic, nntl Willfpirea q firm ani,port
ltnftlies National tlminisiration, 80 iar as
Eit CON nfnrnts to the principles ap5n s@liich5
it.sesurstl she support dfS he DeniScra.ic
party af The Sn6,f. IL ',z.
The nsss,anceenfaaf frien.l. fully conIl,,e.
|JeRtlo the TASK. has eensceuifd far .tthes
Iietlitotial lepnrtmenI.SgIiS Ills no.5t.rsnssa
ne ne 40 make M, expos i,ionz ilr
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Leather seal anifmurocco' al % 10 rs
Infants Blk and cold kid Bootecs AZ 225
1000 Pairs
Men,ssan6 Boys Russet and
Black Brogans 50 TO SIS
House servants strap shoes
.nnd Buskins SO 10 rs
as.they ore ownmannfac,ory and designed
ALSO
Calf skins, Lining skins, Shoe leaihcr,
Shoe thread and nll kinds of Shoe Makers
tools always on hand, and of the best
kind. ~,
Mems Black and Dfab 3. B, plain Hats
fashionable Beaver .
~ g @F's'.5aC Cassimcrs and: Pearl sport
s4s a ing Dos: "a
- :" Plated, caney ,and glpzca
/" Far, Cloth. we've. and. glazed
Cars, ..
Boys Fancy ,Drab sporting Hats.
.' !" Clotn. velvet and glazed
Caps, II.
Children S funcy clo,h and velvet Caps,
ALSO,
= 80 doZ.' round and sqnare'tnrwoal Hats,
very low either a.ret"ii or by .he,dozcn.
BONNEfS.
La,li.s and Misses ghofn, Tuscan,
Nepolitan Straw, Willow, Lawn, Medina.
Silk and Bomhazine i,hall their varieties
and a. prices that cannot be
beat. - ~
If you wish tn see NEAT, CHEAP and
GOOD shoes, give us n call--wctlo q cash
business-have bnt one price our object be.
isg 10 establish large retail trade, andask
none Ia pay anextra, prolific makeup for
the hoses sustained by the crcdilsystem.
Our mo!to3is "qnick ssaies and z! s@all sasll
pro6ls." or MS our opponen,s say, mo
profits. at nH.' 8
...sirsER EN- ENlB DER, all shoes sold BY us
are Warranted, and in every ainstance lips
repaired without, charge p.
II. BARTLETT 81 Co.
Store nearly "rposi,c..,le Bank of Camden
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To:;lSPRI1TTERs,
Type s. Holtaiszs.y and Pyintegs
{s5 Fst7'aaiS e. ggsI75.ehOiiSe.f s'

-. :
The SubscribersI hare opened "a, NEW
TYPE FOUNDRY in the city Of New
York, where they are -ready 10 supply sor-
ders 10 any extent, for any kind Of u lB or.
FANCY TYPE,.ana every article sneees-
shry for a Printing Office. sss1 ssIs
The Type. which iinne " moulds,
from an entirely new Sc. Of materials, with
deep counters. are warranted 10 be unsur-
passed. BY any. and will be sold NJ prices to
suit the times,
Printing Presses furnished, md olso
Steam Engines Of the most approved pat
terms. ~ .aji i 40 t4t ~
m. d. A-A1arhinis, instantly in at-
tendance to do light work. @l3
Editors ,ofnewspapers, who will buy
three times MS much type as their &iIls
amount To. may give.the above, six months
insertion in their papers, md send their
Paers containing iit to the subscribers.
COCkCROFT g. OVEREND,
= Oct. 8, / $40. j. 6m 6s Ann ST.
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Z W - i ~
sie ehh1s. lIi scGAR,tp q, low priced
300 loaves Double refined Loaf and Crash
ed ALSO. fine.. .sss;ss .}, g.2 a.5
S baffeIs-do. s.S4s ~ i. ssss 81 !
Extra fine Tyson II TsA:: Fine do do.
.si Ooolong tblack) in|half pound papers.
:Do.E very superior f: i4 &
~ Powshong (.lo) in half pound papers,
Bags oldJaYa C0FEEEt5 t5ssf lfs -
T. LagnirnT tlo
i$f f$}5. lsiof do old and new
s crop !g:
Boxes Sperm Candles, a, and 6. to
tho pound ,l5ss... "a
Boxes A,laman.lns linspnpers) e,o the
4 puuhd ! '5. al
Boxes. Charleston male Tallow-e /"
Is the p0und =. u. 80
Il 81 2 Jb., canisIefs Preserved Salmon,
hermelically senied Rgt
lilb., ,oaiiislers HOLSTERS, hermeticallY
scaled
Jars mixed Pickles; do. Gherkins, q'.s.
sand pin,s$
oanis'ers mist sar''ines arA Gin aiD and 2 lbs.
Layer Raisins, Gall clus,ers;) zan,e
Currants
& Quarter boxes MIR sRaisirs ass ;Ss ,f \
=. Soft sIeled 2AImons
Drums Turkey Figs (small size)
&; BOrdeaux Almnh,ls, soft slielledss !,
Boxes Genoa Citren' preserved with
white sugar.
East q West India Groceries assorted
Jars Eas. i.Prcscrved Ginger; MAG
arpni t..'.
Whole and ground Black'PePper; do.
AlIspice sE.
Nu,megs. Cloves. Ginger Cinnamon,
Mace
4 No. Chocolate. prepared Cocoa
Undcrwp1d's Mustard in l = aud ! A
lb. bnitIas. s
Ross Waasr,, Lrin"m Pine Apple, Straw
hcrry. Ross ai'erry,nd,l Uf.ta, Sy,nps
Swce, "ii,-ilar,ry Sauces Reading
.T Sauce
Mas.rnQm Kc'chur. T"msto Keleh.
up
Paoi Vinegar. S,"ush,rn's Biuers
Sula Biscuit. Pic Nir, Water, Pilot,
.a & Navy Crackers. Lemon do.
Pearl Starch, Ia sup, article) Fig Blue
= "a Indigo
Letter Paper, Foolscapdo.;s Salt Pc
White Wine Vinegar. Cider do.
Canisters Dupont's Eagle Rife Pow
der y
Kegs and half kegs FFF. glazed do.
A full assortment Of. Shot, ailszes
200 sacs sALT,.exlra large size, and in
order
Nos. !. 2and 3 Maekerel, Kits No.
do.
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MIR. BOWLES

WOULD respectfully announce that he
will commence the term OF his school on
the, frs, MnnIay in January.
Terms. $ Leo for Elementary Instrnc-
ion, $500 far Arithmetic, Grammar, and
Geography 5000 for Philosophy, Chem.
is:ry, &c.
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lkl S,
DoIsYsSoLDs sstI ND,, CAM DEN; s. q. {.
DICKSON q q. A,y'r "a 4.

sss 2S DICKSON q .. I.AYT.A
Would citizens dacent
country tat1 have extensive
Il r. 0C R E,ys q:
tiH1es G,cities their
guarantees satisfaction their customers.
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HfaCO1a and R1arti.
PRIME N'r,lfeCarolinus Bacon and hes,
Leaf Lard, for sa low by
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