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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-08

Lsek-I.arge Scotch
Lettuce White and Green
Head, Early Cured Ireia,
Nhtte aud Cite n Co.'S, Brow u
Dutch
Melou-Nutmcg, Gt,cn Citfon,
Pine Apple
Water M.lou-un,st kinl,
] Na.tuFtIum
'iusari-Whit- aui Bhck
|on.oa-Nhite and Red
fbkra
|r,as-I.andry rs Extra Fairy
Eary May, do frame, R.ue
pu.-ian. Dwarf MaruNiat.
Bshop's Dwarf Frul,nc
b Psppgr-ASorted
PaT,uip--l.ong Sl.ooih, French
Sugar
ranl.y-Fiur CuT,i
|Pumgkin-LarEc yellow
Ehu. ars-:or Tarts
Rad llsh-i,Eg Se,tlrt, Long 40
nsoR. White Tumip. Scarlet
Turuip, Rlack spanish
Satisfy -oT Vegetable Oyster
spinach
Squash-EaTJ Bunch
romlJo-i.liC- Red ard Yellow
Turn p--ASsofigd
Herb ami Flower S-e5s.
wM. PALMER.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-08
ReaCh's Medicincs.

Accompanying ne above wof ia The various
disease, d.rt 81 therein aud which pres lied sam,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-08
vg1O THE BEAUTIFIERS OF THE COM
ENInN.-SINPMISING EEIIGAGN!- wv


EAU DIVINE VENUS AND NYMPH SOAP, composed Of an
Botanical efficacy rendering the
SKIN SCFT ANDFAIR well ~ mparing DELICATE Rose
ATR NUE. l. the complexion
creator that distinguishing eharn
Of female loyeines transparent fair skin JULES lELS
NYMPH SOAR, OR EAU DIVINE DE VENUS may be said TO
at an almost magical power. Composed for the most OF the
Oriental Basac plants all mineral admH
tne IL medic Ealy extremely bland purifying
and soothing action and by acting the and
minute rcretny fum the surface al
Laws evetv tendency and by this m'thoi alone
al pimp'es, feckes sunbun aud
inmealto female oveness
IL will change bilious of radiant
,,han-ss while on the hesows dciea
~ and which its happily protect with
.vry appearance youthful charm the moot advanced periods
oi ufe For sale; wholesale aud retail by
JULES HAUEL,
Practical Chernrt and Frtfimcr,
South Third below Chestnut.
Ani by my Agents l. Ginicr nuva Purcell, Duyal
nYpu..r. Main rrl pornu Mcouecn broad
,i. richmond chs Corlng. Thomas Co, Petersburg
and moot al the Druggists through the Union. - -
Gy- Prrmiuuls were awarded ihe Frankln lnsttu'r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-08

Pofumci and Chemist,
No. 80 s Third street. below CHrsHui Phia.
aud ~ Agents Giuer, Duval & Purcell, v Duya. q
uU4ussnt Mstn street Zachrsson uOnu McCuccn, Broad
Richmond chs Corirg Bragg Thomas 4 Co. Petersburg
al the DfEErists through she Union
VI Beware Of CuaotercH.--A-k for 'JILEs HAUELS w
GErABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE II you want tbe RrHuBe auc
Jg ptemiuni awarded at the Ffnusln institute %
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ROBERT MOTT
III. EUSTACE u son

ID ESPECTFULLI solicit the merchants of
Virginia trading passing through Richmond cranine
Medicine" Pants and Dye sius They
prepared think will make nthe
inrrcstt dealings their to this place
Ginseng and Faseed taken exchange for goods At
,h. tkc,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-08
NOW READY Nele and I,nportanf Ln,r

~ wv KEAD1-A NeLr and Important Lam
L Book, by JANIS II. TuoRSroS. Virginia A D,y,.t
Of the eonyeyauerE, tesamenary registry Law. of al
the stairs IN the Union Embracing the al
ING Decisions upon those subjects
wrhthe forms Of Acknowledgements Probate,
required ~ the rutes OF ami each-Prcecsd BY BRIEF
Treatise on the general rules relating execution and
OPERATION Of Deeds and wis and Iy an Appendix con
tanning the approved general those instrmen-b
The above valuable Work ready for delivery to
ana o'hcs who wish TO purchase IT, ClAs r. FISHER,
fe Agsr, 1T, ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-08

SUGARS. Il Boxes Woolsey " Woolsey's
~ Loaf Sugar Barrels powdered Loaf bb- cracked
DO orialr lo~t nIg GRETTER 4 GRETIER.
n H. RIu US b5fs Rum, Just received,
v. By WILLIAMS UANALI.
GHEESE-5O boxes prime, for sale by
- ia2- GORDON & SKINNER
SPERM AND TALLOW CANDLES.-25
~ BoEes " Mitchell Cos press Sp-rm Candle So
soIesJ Bancroft TaHoW C-ndes 80 boxes Whtm1c Ta5w
Caud.rs-T,cr.yiEE alI for ale By
% 10 BISsELL 4 NeCANDLISH.
coo SACKS LIVERPOOL. BLOWN SALT factory a.~i In
-JO h-c 0fcr Rice hnds strictly prime p Rico
Mgll--et-i,cr .silg, and of sale BY
10 WORKMAN, McGRUDER 4 co
DICkLED TONGUES, Smoked Tongues and
Il Smoked Beef o. superior qua ity. for sale by
"a Pa CRAM 30 = Exchange Block
lCORlCE--lO cases =. Gnurria " brand a
IL prime af4c- received pr Naneheste
b. Ia Ir-lu JOHN Z TRIPLET-T & son
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-08

eh'euesS are the result of close application and
u'u experience the genuine offspring science Tb,r
has been felt and acknowledged by untold nur.r.
hrhi 80 ~ anu IRON the loty nounat top tho
ing praise. ~ - ' ''''' =" ''"o
" H. may wen congratulate himself benefit nee,upr
from ms researches and rejoice that pe "a
healng balm ioth afflicted position mon, snv,b nm s
gnied throne OF eaIths nrnLIlrsi -. wv
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-22
Campaign Paper.

Our friends of the Flag & Advertiser
as will be seen from their Circular be-
low, propose publishing campaign
paper, which we would recommend 10
The democracy throughout the State.
"The Flag& Advertiser will be fur>
nished TO new subscribers for 8 months
---embracing the period of the Summer
Campaign for members of the Legisla>
tare, for Congressman, and for Govern
or, al the following prices;
For The Tfi-weekly 81 SO
For the Weekly 81 90
No name will be entered on our books
unless is accompanied with The money.
Post Masters are authorised by law
10 forward money 10 newspaper pub
fishers in pay OF subscriptions.
We will rndeavor 10 keep our rea>
ders advised of the proceedings OF par.
ties ihroughout the State, during the
summer canvass. and at its close we
will publish full list of the successful
candid ates--wth the vote for each:
showing the political strength of The
kwhoIe State, as we'll as of each county.
WALSH & M'CORMI *.
Montgomery June 1647.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-22
Rockford Property for sale.

DESIROUS 10 locate more convenient
IL ~ my business, will sell my property
IN the Town Of Rock ford, Coosa county
Alabama including all my building improve
ments, with 900 acres of land attached Isl
OF which are cleared and under good fences
Upon the premises are large and comfort
able dwelling, and row oil seven very
pleasant cabin rooms detached, and suita.
BILE for families Attached to main building
is dining room GO feet long, with large and
comnodious kitchen and pantry adjoining
Smoke house and all other necessary BULL
ing> conveniently situated
The stables, lots, CRIBS, ETC., are ample
and convenient, there being two stables
each 60 feet long.
The celebrity which this location has al.
ready acquired for health (having been re-
sorted to for the last FIVE summers by lam-
lies from the lower country,) Its numerous
springs oil bold and excellent free stone
water, its acknowledged superior location
Tor entertainment, situated at the county
seat OF Coosa county, and on the main tho
rough fare between Wetumpka and her lr-
butary country above, are facts so well
known they need not be.enlarged uron.
There are good orchards upon the rremi-
vic;,;,y;n sbo,, III ' s;.'a, o''us ~ W.
adyant,gas which noaar 800. N'n,, a"ro
men, Corn ;,s con,;,rm;,u - ,ha s;ot,', 10,
my helow will necessar;, ~ aLa '," , .oua
hi. summer ratreat
viii sell also an vorv reasonable ,orms
tho coIlo,v;,,,r Ianas
EastLalf If sac,;o, No 10 J., to,sh;a
No. % and range No 10 - "" "''' 7
Eas, hair 81 soa,;o,, 90 ,,l,;, GA
,,n@o 10 1"' u 'e'''0' 80 "" u9'''p - '"'
No,,b half ot soc,;or ~ ,ow,sh;r 10 md
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-22
House and Lot for sale.

10y virtue Of an order OF tie Orphau's
- Court of Autauea county. will, as
the Administrator of the Estate of Mrs
Ella Harvey, deceased on the Second
Monday 10 July next. at the Bridge in
West Wetumpka, sell 10 the highest bidder
on a credit until the first day oil January
next the House and Lot, IN and on which
said deceased resided at the time of hci
death, situated in West Weiumpka, Ala
bama, and described in deed from Hardy
Harris and wife 10 said Eliza Harvey, as
part of original Lot Number 100 TO viii:
begining at point on the east side of said
Lot and in the centre thereof running
North 281 feet to that part of said Lot
conveyed 10 Henry Harper, thence west to
The back line of said Lot. thence south with
the line supposed 10 the centre Of said Lot,
thence east 10 the beginning supposed 2SB
feel north and south and l32 east and west.
Titles are supposed to be good, such only
as deceased had al the true of her death
will be conveyed to purchasers. Note with
approved security will be required for the
purchase money. Examin the Lot and
premises before day of sale.
JAMES CBEPPER, IT., Exoffico
ad'mr. cf Est. of Eliza Harvey decd.
Kingston, May 81, Is47. 81 ids
printers fee Sl2
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-22
General Elecfion Notice.

A N Election viii be held at the several
"A precincts in Coosa county on The Isl
Monday in August next, for the purpose o.
eleotng Governor of the State of Alaha'
ma; menber to Congress from the Third
Congressional District; State Senator
from the District composed of The counties
of Coosa and Autauea two members OF
the Legislature, aud Tax Collector, for the
county OF Coosa: and The following named
persons are appointed managers at the diff.
terent precincts, TO Wit
Wetampka.-A Terrell, Sam'l Carr
nachan and w w Waller-L G Bos.
web Returning officer.
Brown's Mark E Moore. Willis
Spear and Neil o Graham-BallffR Re
turning officer.
Nirburg Joseph Billups, William
Townsend and Solomon Robbins Sr-
Sailia returning officer.
S0capaiOy Il B Morris, John Gaddis
and Robert l. Lauderdale-Bailif re-
turning officer.
Atksns-A B Nicholson, S T Hughs
and George Gray-Bailiffreturning Off
Ger.
Ltndseys-B + Cleveland, John IL
Howell and John A Pylant-Bai!Iff re-
iurning officer.
Gro j 6 Dent. Evan Coffee and
j. Richards-Bailiff returning officer.
Jourdaa's-A Yates, J Fl Barnett and
Allen Mood Bailiff returning officer.
Buuonghs-Heory Burrough Ellis
Logan and Posey Dennis-Wm Logan
returning officer.
Smita's--James Vessels. Thos Lewis
and John Varner-Bailiff returning Off
Ger.
Rockford-A6am Manning, r F Pol.
lard and A @ Hallmark Sheriff res
turning efficer.
WdltS-Joseph Rngers, F F Debar'
delabern and Wm H Moore-B aif re,
turning officer.
The Returning Officers are requested
to make immediate returns
J. H. WEAVER, Shift.
June %, ls47. 25- ct
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-22

GUCH as have never been seen in any
~ store in the southern country, and
which have been expressly imported by my
self for this Market aud | can undefsell
any other store in the whole country, by
fifty per cent II my city and country
friends will favor me with call, | viii con-
vince them that my of;rs are not mere as
Sertlons, but that | possess the means OF
fulfilling what | say; and having purchased
my goods on the most favorable terms. with
cash in hand, am determined TO sell cheap
er than any other store IN the wodd!! My
stock Of ready made clothing is oue Of the
best selected that has ever come TO this
market. and were manufactured expressly
to order-consisting Of
Palta Alto Goats, Saltillo Pants, Monpe-
ripr Vests, Hem-stitchec Don Juan Shirts,
Elastic Drawers. Spring Ever Elastic Sus-
penders, Cravais al Vron, Viana Pocket
Handkerchiefs DE Ora Hats oil the Island
of Panama, Tip Top Beaver Hats, Pala
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-22
SHDARHNG GSaDGADS!!
OF TIE LATEST STYLE,
selected both French and American Markets.

Alto Caps, High Heel Frcnch Elasiic Pol
la Boots ! aud French Caters, Slippers,
and Shoes dc Alamode =
Also the most exten i've and extraordinary fan
oy, dress and Lace goods consisting of printed
Muslins and Lawn, Gros o'dier new style, print
ed Orgaudy, rich printed Jaconet musns new co.
signs, embroidered Muslins, the latest style Polka
swis. musns, and Muslin Glnghams, embroider-
ed muslin Robes very rich embroidered Ginghains
and French Glaghams and prints of the most
beautiful eolors.
Thread Lace ofall styles, Flora expansiue grass
Skirts. Sadilia Shawls Gaduated Searfs Ia
bleau Aprons, BALI rne Manti la Shawls Neapol-.
itan Silks Irish, O'Connel Linens, Linen Lawn
Hapdke rchefs, Half and full Gipsey, Sonora, en-
broidered bonneis. Dcnestcs of all kinds and
qualities. Gold Watches Chains, Pencil Cases..
Rings Breast Pins, Seals, Spectaces, Razors,
S rops of Chapman's make, and complete varie-
ty of Sh field Cutlery, and thousand other ar
ticles, too numerous to mention l. ok out Tor
the great white Flag and the cheapest store in
the world.
WIN. LANGERMAN.
Wetumpka, March &c, 1917
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-22
SCRAP Plates for Sale.
Daguerreotype Portraits.
Secure shadow before the substance yanishe

Secure shadow, before the substance yanishes."
A KAUF MANN respectfully announces
N. 10 the citizens Of Wetumpka and vi
cinily that he is at the WE Il u M P X A
HOTEL. where he wllremain Tor lev
DAYS, and is well prepared to execute Do
gaerreofype Likenesses by The most inn
proved Daguerrean process, and is in
hopes that the neat and perfect execution
OF his work will justify him IN procuring a
reasonable portion of patronage. He hav-
ing become acquainted with all the recent
improvements in the system, haz ards moth
ing in saving thai his Pictures, for distinct
ness and brliancy, and for their truthful
ness Ia feature, are entirely unsurpassed ;
and he respectfully asks all persons 10 sat-
isiy themselves Of their superiority by ex-
aiming his specimens.
Iikenesses taken in any weather, and
enclosed in fne Morocco Cases, handsome
ly finished, in few minutes time, at the
low price Of So.
iniatures of all sizes taken and insert
ed in Breast Pins, Lockets, etc.
Copies taken of Family Portraits and
Paintings of any kind.
~ Every Likeness made satisfactory
to the sitter or no charge made.
w tumrka, June 8. 1847.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-22
THE STATE OF ALABAMA,

CoosA County.
ORrHAys' CouRT, Vacation, May "a, a. D. l347.
YyHlS day came James W.Jeter admi-
Il nistralur of Joseph Harwell, deceased
and files his petition showing, amongst
oIherthings, that The real estate of said de
ceddnt consists of the undivided halt Of the
north hall OF section nine (9) township
nineteen 81 and range nineteen 49, A.
so the undivided sixth part Of said section
Township and range, east in the Tai
lapoosa Land DisIrct--that the same
cannot be equally, fairly and benefclally
divided among the heirs oil said in
testate without sale fhereof-that The heirs
Of said intestate are Della Harwell, widow,
Merritt HarwelI James Harwell, Linzey
Harwel, L;ney Harwell, minor heirs Of
said decedant.
IL is therefore orderedbyt the Court, That
John A. Graham be and is hereby appoint
ed Guardian adiifen, for said minors, aud
that citation issue TO him 10 appear al a
Special Term Of this, Couft, to be holden
on the I'd Monday in August next, 10 de-
fend against said petition. gS
his further ordered. Thai citation be
perfected on the said Della HarweE, widow
as aforesaid, by publication of this order
in the 4. State Guard, 2 newspaper publish
ed In the city Of lVetumpka, :ol forty days,
requiring The said Della. md all persons
concerned in the premises, TO be and appear
on said Cd Monday in August next, then
and there to show cause WHY the prayer oil
the petitioner shouIt not be granted.
WITNESS:
EBENEZER POND, ]. G. G. c. 9. n
Trrsr,. -. W SuTTI e. Cik.
June s2, 1s47. lprs fee $l4. 2o-otg'
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-22
RELIGIOUS Roolss.

DIBLES. large and small, as low as q
Ae cents. large pint Testament, Pres
byterian, Baptist, (''N,uslern and "Baptisl
Hymns" y and Methodist Hymns--most o.
the publications OF the Tract Society and
al New York prices Question books, Hen.
rY, Clarke, Barnes and Benson's Common
taries, at T. p. DALE'S.
June s. 1947.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-22
The Parl0r Magazine.
J. T. HEADLEY, EplroR

THIS Magazine, formerly under the
n care OF ID. Mead, commences It's
Fourth Volume under the editorship OIL Il
HEAnLEy, author OF "Napoleon and his
Marshals, p" Washington aifd his Gener-
ais, Letters from ltaly,n &c. &c We
hazard nothing in SAYING that this Maya
zine is desiin9 ID TO fill large place in pub.
lie estimation; that it will not only main
tain its present envable reputation, but
earn 10 itsell lar higher popularity. and
become the companion of many circle 10
which ills now a stranger, gladdeping BY
us presence, while il exerls an influence
pure, eieyating and healthful. The editor
Will bend his energies TO make this THE
MOST POPULAR MAGAZINE of the day, and
while avaling himself OF assistance from
The best writers, he will draw freely from
his own exhausiless store.
1t will continue 10 maintain its high mo-
raj tone, -and pothing viii be admitted into
its columns which will minister 10 the cor
rupt passions and tendencies of youth. or
which the author dying would wish 10
blot.n rs :. I
The design is to offer to the public Ma
gazine containing all the attraction and in
terest OF the lighter periodicals, while it
moves N different path, and is not expos d
TO the same objections,
Ii Is issued monthly, commencing with
Nay, containing 30 pages of original mat
ter, printed on fac paper, in handsome co
veIs, With splendid steel engraving, and
colored flower. ii each number, with occa-
sional music and is got up in every respect
IN the best style Of the art, making a yearly
vo'ume of 3S4 pages, full of choice illus
tratlons, and forming an elegant ornament
to the parlor table, or a rich and valuable
present TO friend.
Back numbers and volumes always on
hand.
Price only SO per year, If in advance. 3
copies for S.. copit for $l2
The Press and the public ale daily award
ing US the very highest testimonials of the
editorial ability of our Magazine, and the
beauty and taste with which it is embel
lished. placing it IN the very first rank in
every respect, among the thousands OF
which We select the following:
Mr. Headley's lively and versatile pen is
admirably fitted 10 give charm 10 work
like this.'--New York Erangelist.
Under The editorial charge of t Head
ley, the most popular writer Of the age, we
predict still stronger interest viii be taken
in this already weil-known and valuable
magazine. The name OF Headley alone is a
sure guaranty of succes.'-F Farmer O. Ne
chnnic.
The new editoi has Infused that iotense
and absorbing interest into its pages Tor
which his writings are remarkable. l he
work has gained in the power which en-
chains the svmpathies and riyets the atten
ton. without losing anything OF its former
chaste and elevated morals and style.'-
JindhaD, Co. Democrat
We wish this Magazine much success
underts present guardianship -Adpocafe
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-22
MISCELLANEOUS Books,

GMiTH'S Justice. Claws Digest, Histo.
- ~ Of Ireland, 5000 Receipts, Mis-.
Leslie's Books, Napoleon, Franklin, Wash
ington, and Marion: Gums, Beach's and
DEVICES Medical Works: Pocket Maps Of
Mexico, Texas, Mississippi, &C.. Dicks
and Hannah Moore's works at
June s. Il. p. DALE'S.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-22
GENERAL THOMPSON,
The american DaU0g.f

"HROUGH the solicitations Of many
u persons, has concluded 10 yemain in
Wetumrka for this evening only And
will be exhibited at the Council Chamber,
from ~ TO 10 o'clock. Persons wishing 70
see him during The day, can do so by calling
stthe Planters Hotel, East Wetumpka. =
Admittance rs cents Tickets 10 be had
at Planters Hotel, aud At the door.
June 22d, 1877. 81 AZ
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-22
In COOsa County.
10 Weare authorised to announce
FRIEDRICH FOSCUE,

l. L
~ "ss'e au'n iseo y aphoance
FkEDRaCA FOsCUE.
as candidate 70 represent eoosa county in
me Representative branch oil the next Lee
e's'atufe.
IS we are authorized to announce
w. :. Kyle,
as candloate TO represent Coosa county
in the Representative branch of the next
Legislature.
~ We are authorized to announce the
name of
RICHARD DSON,
as candidate 10 represent Coosa county in
the Representative branch Of the next LIE
gislsIUre.
IL We are authorized to announce the
name of
SAWUEE. SPEG ENER,
as candidate 70 represent Coesa county in
the Representative branch oflhe State Lee
gislalnre.
TWe are authorised 10 ANNOUNCE
the name of
NAL. A. HI. KENDRICK,
asacandi1ate TO renresen, C,osa conn.
TO in the Ran,eseota,;va hraoch of Tho
,,,I.o.s,',f..
"es. III a'o'o ..
!, we are au'horised 10 announce
ne name o,
DANIEL CHtAWFOssD.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-22
M ASONlC NOTICE,
Selma Fratcrnal Lodge. No. ~.


HyH e corner-si one of T He CENTRAL
n MASONIC INSTITUTE OF Ala
BAMA, will lie laid BY SELMA FRA
TERNAL LODGE NO 81. on Thursday,
the Gath Of June next, est. Joan's dav.)
The NJ. w. GRAND MASTER. and the r.
w. Deputy GRAND MASTER OF the Grand
Lodge OF Alabama, .are respectfully solicit
ed 10 officlate on the occasion; and the
other officers and members OF the Grand
Lodge are invited TO attend.
The brethren OF the different Lodges in
the Stale, and all transient brethren are
earnestly invited TO be with Us on that day.
A dinner will be prepared for the occasion.
BY order Of the Lodge
VIM. WADDlLL JR., Secretary.
Is= Editors friendly 10 the cause Of Edu.
cation and Charity, will please copy the
above.
-elma May %. Js47.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-22
RUN AW Az

- FROM the subscriber, (near
IWA Eutaw, Greene cnunty,) on
q M the night o. the Both ult, a
Az I negro man named ID S ON
es-.fS L. aged 81 TO 80 years. about 6
feet 10 inches high, sioully built, and oil
black complexion. Said negro was lately
purchased by me OF j. Marable. of Mobile.
I?e has wife al VIM. Fuion's, miles
South oil Carthage, and was formerly own
ed ly Mr.. George Mason, of Wctumpka-
for which place he is probably aiming.
G.. A. WISER.
June S, 1917. 4t-23
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-22
The Star Spangled Banner.

TIME m ost elegant and entertaining
II Family Weekly Paper in the United
States--is published al, SO Washington
Street, N. York. at SO per annum, in ad-
vance-$l for months. .
Agents wanted to solicit subscribers. and
to sell New and Popular Works, 10 whom
The best encouragement win be given.
N. York city, June st, is47.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-22
Repairing and Making.
School Wanted

TEyHE UNDERSIGNED wishes TO re-
a. move in the country where a School
OF so or 40 scholars can be made up in a
good neighborhood. He will teach the
branches usually taught in common schools
and receive children from five to fifteen
wears OF age. Any families DESTROYS Of es-
tabllshng permanent School among them
will please address the subscriber, at We :
tumpka, by the LIST Of July.
n. b III encouragement be given,
MRS b. will attend the School, ana in
strncr Young misses in various branches of
Sc WING and EMBROIDERY.
II. B. BREWSTER.
Wetumpka, June Is, 1917.
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In Autaugs. county.

% We are authorized 10 announce
DIR. JOHN WOOD,
as acandidate to represent AutaHga county
in the Representative branch OF the next
Legislature.
Weare authorised to announce
GEN G.. Nh. JACKSON,
asa caIdidate for Representative of Au-
tauga county ia the State Legislature. at
the election in August next.
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UUST received
- Cruckery Ware
Poi Ware ..55
Rife and Shot Guns
Domestics
Drugs and Medicines
Factory Thread
Cutlery, etc. etc.
And FOR sale low, by
HEARD & DUE.
Wetumpka, May - lS47.