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books with him. The students supplied him
with work; the faculty assisted him; and to.
gether with the fund for INDECENT students and
some occasional assistance from other sources.
he was enabled to go through the college course.
and at the same time support his family. He
graduated last week, on his birthday. aGed 20
He stood high in his class, and received a mari
at commencement, but declined. AT the fare.
well meeting of the class in consideration of his
perseverance,, talents and Christian character.
they presented his wife with an elegant set of
silver spoons, tea and table, each Handsomely
engraved with an appropriate inscription.
Mr.. Condit will now enter the theological
seminary at New York, and will, no doubt.
make a faithful and popular minister
What young man in this country will ever,
after such an example as this, despair of obtain
ing an education 2-Springfcd Republican.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-10
from the Boston Daily Advertiser.l
Phi Beta Kappa.

The meeting Yesterday Of the Harvard Alpha
Of the Phi Beta Kappa Society was an unusually
full onc,-mnrc members being present than we
have seen AT any previous meeting. One of the
large Lecture rooms in Harvard Hall, which
was appropriated for the business meeting of the
Society, was closely filed during the early part
of the day
The Hon. Theophus Parsons was chosen
President of the Society at this meeting in place
of Hon. Charles Warren, who has resigned
About noon the Society, with its guests moved
in processon around the College yard TO the
First Church. The church was densely filled
with the members of the Society and other audi
tors Among the members present, we noticed
Hon. Henry Wheaton, absent so long in Prus-
STA. Mr.. Charles G. Lee of Alexandria, and 9TH
er gentlemen who fora long time have not been
present at the Cambridge an niversaries. Among
The quests were DR.. Bache of the Coast Survey
Mr.. Spalding of Virginia, and other gentlemen
whose presence added interest to the OCCASION
A prayer was Offered by Mr.. Hale, of Wor
cester. after which Hon GEORGE p. MARSH, o.
Burlington, Vt, delivered an Grafton.
The Grafton was Of the highest character. il,
general object was TO give a review of the ex
tent and essence of existing knowledge. This
very comprehensive subject was handled in =
mastery manner, and the broad and clear posi-
tons of the speaker were stated in the most ac
curate and elegant language. Every sentence
was an essay, and II any hearer d'd not ENJOY
the address, il was because he was not accus
toned to having valuable truths presented t.
him in such IA id succession. So tersely and Sc
vercly ex pressed. Slch an address suffers par
tcularly in an analysis, but We attempt brle
sketch
Mr.. Marsh commenced by saying that in on
country there j. no anprnpriite place for mPrcI,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-10

GEN. IloUsToN on ANyEXATIoy.-The letter
from the Texan ex-Presidcnt, to which we re
ferred yesterday, is so decidedly rich that W.
made room for it at once. Though our conf
dence in the general veracty of the ex-Prcsiden,
Is not quite so strong As it might be under other
circumstances. there seems no reason to doubt
that in this letter he tells the truth ;and what
previously huniiating truth it is for the people
of these United States With what sly
chuckc Mr.. Houston tells Us that the whole
process of annexing Texas was achieved bt
regular course of bamboozlinC
in which the Texas negotators ticked and tol
led along the diplomats Of this republic, as a
skllinl angler manages front ! Oh, Mcssrs
Tyler, Upshnr, Donelson and the rest, what Ra,s
You are all made to appear by this revc alton
from the man of the blanket coat !-[N. Y
COlalnprcia1
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-10

PURsuIT OF KNOWLEDGE UNDER DIFFICULTIES,
The following is most remarkable and praise
worthy instance of what perseverance and in
dustry, rightly dire ted, are able to effect
Among tine graduating class at the commences
ment last week, At Williams College, was one
by the name g. Inndit, from New Jersey. This
gentleman is shoemaker, is married. and has
a family of four children. Six years ago, be-
coming sensible of the blessings Of an education.
he commenced learning the simple branches,
such as are taught in our primary schools. One
by one, as he sat on his shoemaker's bench, he
mastered grammar, arithmetic, geography &c,
with some occasional assistance from his fellow
workmen. At this time he determined to obtain
collegiate education. Without means, and
with large family depending on him for sup,
port, he commenced and learned Latin aud
Greek in the evenings, after his days labor was
over under the direction of friend; and altel
the lapse of year and half, prepared himself
and entered the sophomore class of Williams
College.
lie brought his bench and tools as well as hi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-10
From the Cleveland (O) Herald
Sixty Years Ago.

Ha never. never to return,
The good old times have sped:
And now the ,cisl0m which we learn,
Turns giddy every head
And yet us wrong, | THINK, 10 spurn
Our old ancestral dead
NY grandsire wore q cockedup hat,
4 buckle gemmed each knee;
The Old arm chair in which he sat,
Ii cheers me still to see:
With wig and queue, specs and all that,
None looked 50 grave as he
He traced descent from royal blood,
Though doubts ensllroud his case
H. said he always understood
The crown was worn with grace,
Either before or since the flood,
by some one OF his race
Uow5ci, It's true, that brave at heart,
IL swung a brawny arm,
And always bore hero's part
Mid danger and alarm;
And though tear sometimes would start,
Twas fragrant still WITH balm.
He loved to tell his history DER,
Embellisding with rhymes
The valiant deeds he did, OF yore,
Which heat all modern times
AMI when he died, he left in store,
Neither doubloons, nor dimes.
Though poor, he was patriot true,
Hui ioi thi IN freedoms cause;
WAITS more, he pad his d,bts when due,
All revtrenceI the laws;
The future life he kept IN view,
lis heart was tree from flaws -
Ny Gran mamma, she wore a cap,
And hoop to swell her skirt;
On hi1l-hccleI shoes, with many chap,
When yon ", le played the tllrt
She would he gay. whate'er might hap,
Quite glrlIsiI, prlm, and pert.
And yet, they say, she used to read
Her Bible with delight,
And deeply felt that mortals need
Gods grace TO keep them right
Always with he ,rt that seemed to bleed,
She said her prayers at night.
The good old lady has been dead
Some threescore years at lenst;
The stone that leans still DER her head
May tell when she deceased;
Her name, moss-grown, can scarce be read,
The worm has had its feast.
When modern times have grown as old,
Perhaps some grandchild dear,
VIII laugh TO hear my ioibles told,
And think my garments queer;
Nor thank me. though leave him gold,
Ten thousand pounds u year
lgust, ISL. R
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For he that loves any runs away,
May live to love another day.

And after he had flourished his silver mounted
cane and pulled his watch from his pocket, and
adjusted his stock and collar, he arose to taxi,
his departure.
From that time forth, Miss Helen was forced
to retire to bed at eight o'clock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-09
LAW SCHOOL
Of Harv ward Univ ersity

TIME Second Term of the Law School OF
Il HARvARD UsIvERsIr the present Academeal
Friday Feb GOTH AZ The sbors
be shared equally by sisoS GsEESLr LIZ d. Dane
Law, and WILLIAM KESr Ill. ID Royal PTofesspof Law
The design Of IN Institution AFFORD a
legal education gentlemen intending
United States and studies
Jurisprudence for Merchants and OF bushes. public
instruction the local peculiar jurisprudence
particular State; but the library eonsng OF nearly $4,000
furnishes apl. the local
tee and te students privately
u ole sor. occasion n
No particular
but every STUDENT required produce Testimonials Of his
moral character ard 10 bond Of $500
surety resident In Massachusetts conditioned for payment
all college dues instead of bond he $3.50
the Steward at the each
matreua ed until such testimonials produced
The tuition half any
fraction OF which
the College and Law Libraries aud nd
mis- Sn 10 all the public lectures Univety
may be had IN any foreign Lar taught the Unv.ry
the additional fee Of $40 studied
Of student resides in Cam
brcge will exceed the following Tuition
81 with OF furniture
'pl to sis2FueI from 81 s3O-wash
Total 1929 to t2O exclusive ofcoth and
money.
In regard the amount OF pocket neither eIpedieney
nor the usages OF society require that should be-
Studs ~ho have three
terms. and Attorneys at Law, who AZ having
the bar IN staes where OF
required have pursued their
terms entitled the csrheate and
Law Faculty ard after passing satisfactory examination the
degree of Bachelor OF Laws
Applications for afmiss made TO
either of the Professors Cambridge.
Carsbr,dgs, Mas, Jan'ry, lsG7. heq-e6t
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STRATTON'S OFFICE,
No. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the world cay what they can,
For selling Prizes, STATIONS the man,


Drawn Nos of MOnOngalia, No 5-Feb'v 5,h:
10 9 al &c 81 4s 8 IS 80 81 Is 20
Ticket Nos 10 ST. 80 5T-two more capitals sold.
and paid by STRATTON
Drawn Nos. of AIe1snaI,, No p, Fssys.
IL } IL SIS II % 30 "a as Is 10 4 50
Ticket Nos 10 90 a. prize OF $780, sold and paid
Drawn Nos. of SUSSEX. EIra. No II. rsSy H 6.
IS 81 26 81 Is IS 50 ~ 81 81 ~
Dawn Noe. Of Leesbu's. No. 6. Feby
10 &c Al 60 10 80 . is As 40 81 so 81 AZ Is
$4,000, 5000
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No G. Capitals: $4,000 5000 $500
loss 10 of 1900 &c IS Nos IL drawn. Ticket, IS;
$4,000, 5000
Thur,dAyNew Jersey No H. capisls $4,000 $780, 5000
quarters l25.
$4,000, !, 900.
Friday-MononssiA- No 9. Capra, $4,000 1890 900 500
Use; quarters 37e.
$1,000, I.122.
Saturday Mo'nns-su'.+I No. 49, csPus-s7ooo Ii2e.
1000 OF SEQ of soc &C IS Nos, 10 drawn Ticket. 81
hA YES /, qrs. So
Saturday Evsnirg-suueI EItra. No. II Capitals $4,000
1000 33 &C 70 Nos IL drawn Tickets Ell halves so quare
$4,000!
Alexandria Lottery Class G. for Is47 be drawn February
PHr.I. Ple of $4,000, 10000 ,OOO ,OOO 100
Of looo' 10 Of 800 90 Of $50 &C, &c.
rs NO. LOT'rERY-i2 DRAWN BALLOTS
Of IS Whole Tickets sl9O-es naive, es, IS qs % so.
S35 294!
AeTlndri Lottery, Glass ~ for Ist7 drawn February
srlrsDrD P,rrs prize of $500 10 ooo 500 1000 Of
1000 Of 1900 Of 1880 20 OF 1880 30 OF 500 80
&c &C.
II DRAWN NOS OUT OF &c.
Tickets elO; halves 5quarers Certificate OF packages
Of 26 Whole Tickets sI9o halves 60; quarters 30.
the Office OF every Draw
continues nereisr he sod paid by
Do Orders for kases, eenheae single
Schemes and in all Lotteries will be promptly
drawing sent when requested.
Please address orders to N. sTRATTON.
Rtrhui Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-09

~ ILL attend TO any Professional business any
w whereinih State OF Missour provided
hun dredd dollar
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GEORGE w. ATKINSON,
COMMISSION MEKcHAsr

OVNNIt1ION
o<e Fre-f Bsds-x. sASeAs WaSeSHss RieA=SAS ny ia)
- w. A. will give stet and personal %
N Tobacco, what Fiolr ke heretofore and Nc
patronage hs Old end. the friend. ofbe former Gnn Of Er
All aud the pubic geae promising
ons promote the OF patrons fIienas
4.
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by w. Goddin.

Sale OF Real Estntc Brook Avenue and
Baker ~ ect- NJ Action.
WILL he sold on L URSDAY afternoon, the
iith !n'taut upon the pr-rs.s o'clock
the de Of Brook Avenue ad1nirg
Of John Norm o. o.
Mr. FranUin, the BY Mr. Chas lii
y iheate will be sod brick Baker
residence Of Ja-o1 shook recently occupied
WIN. C'Opt 'n also, vacant l1' atInng.
TERMS Hsthrd e. p; baanee and 70 negoa
bic notes secured by Trust deed or title withheld.
By request or the owner
JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Agent.
Sale conducted by w. GrpDr~
ADDITIONAL.
WILL be cold the FRIDAY hipsf-
the a. O'Clock desirabe building
st1nn Grace Street Baptist ironing feet
hack about $50 feet Temsone third
and - JAMES VI. TAYLOR, Agent.
Sale o te conducted bv W. GrppiS. Auei fec
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\ DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.

= HI8oINtDIsL AhN TUX SALE.
WISH To sell my Farm called WooDBpURNE
wing on he Richmond Feler-ssr Po'mie Raj Road
IN III" County Honuc, ss ffom con.irs
fur hundred Of Lard Au7d nvirE reeen ~ 90
bing IN COMPACT 10 which about 100 n wo
and ttt - ton 10 hcav. umscredone hundred
ben cut down ard ae now process cfPpsmtol pu-h
The r. de OF the adsna bshsae mpoveu
Of H. except mctdoN Of tive nty sid OF thirty
acres has teen beFvy med and the Who except
In clover a5o1 500 p' nds Of Guano spraI
part Of o. The tou comfortable The
and good TIE water abundni ani good any
there being ne ~p aud pumps and b. the
cHpercc crt summers .cahy A ,pot Al,
an ihai know n VII cell vii tn- fam, -er
want and allow The purchaser credit years pay
irg 90, to- l-caI ut.r,a JAMES LYONS.
Ef-n nd D thr
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Contention. GoOehiand Cosn,y.

Revd WIN White. Chariot esvile; Revd Me,.r Walker.
Tmberlake For and Gary Abemarls Dr. Chas
Mai Robr Dyer. seotsyiie Mes Edward Moon,
DO; Mes-r- Jno and Zaek. Lewis do Mr. Jno n Coleman
md DR.. Kincaid Ind Merwethrr in
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FEMALE SCHOOL.
AZ Contention, the Residence OF the lat
Governor Pleasunts.

AZ Contention, the Residence OF the late
Governor Pleasunts-
TIME subscriber has engaged Miss LUCY p.
u LEAxE native Of Absmae County Va taie charge Of
Female School in his family. Mis-. Leake has had
eight eGpsrience Teacher aud brings the Ehe
monas Of character AMI quah She
all the usual branches Of good and liberal together
the French language she will also the Piano.
The price OF Board aud Tuition. including washing ke will be
hundred and ten dollars for the Schose
An Of $40 fer Music snrd s2s French
the shove paid advance for OF 1--WE monhs
The School will open on LIST day Of Feby
JOHN N. VAUGHAN.
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v IKUINIA.-At Rules held in The Clerks
once Of The Circuit Superior Law and Chanesry
ot Northumberland County. The day Novr 1916
Joan Y hcivs and jeremiah T. Hcfuan. merchants and
paurer tmdrg under The rye ard drm Of Rcsfi, H'a-
rrf,
aEtinrt
sirrioe Tayof William e.. Lumpsn Joseph Try1r John
Y fr- n big individual ufh' ana Constable rbsr
htd County John saver. IT, faekcy James Webb WI
ban WAY James suan ani Ann l. George. nos
Ih ceientaut sere Taylor having entered he appear
aute emf Even fe.ury. according ODE Act
%" Rues Of ths Govt and appearing b. SATISFACTORY evidence
mat b. % MT an uhttaut OF this tourouvsa % ordered
hhi he sad crsufant DO apaear before Jusc
tcuft a. he Court Housr OF ne usu term and
1nsver hr bn n hc ruufs SRI hlta copy ofer
'nnvlh Inserted n ennf PUB shcd Rich
mont i't two uonths and 0ccd doc, Of
nc tonu House Of sd county. A copy-rcstc.
IA lp-Wpw T. y. srirH & Q.
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By Williams a. HaaaII.

By Williams a HaxaII.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY NEXT, tn. IO;h instant n 10 O'Clock
vii be soli, in front Of Auction Store
Prime dry New oilelrF sos.u
Do Green LaEuayrs Coffee
Do Or RIO
Do OF lava
Do Western sh1ulisr Bacon
New b umoie cured Hens
No. / Lad
Prime c sh-n CT eese, IN casks
Fr-sh buaeh Rasns, in I boxes
otard, Dupuy 4 Co. Cosnle Bzndy
IEi'alon AZ ~, IN hi pipes
90 DO barrels
Superior GIN Pipes
Cincinnati kectibsd WI sssy
EIra hne Gu powder Tea
PowchinE
sureu0r Black Pepper
"GCoi" damagrd Leaiker
Mason sugeror Backing
Indigo - kegs, prime gu in;y
Canton Prererved Ginger rhes
TEENs-Cnder SIOO SEQ and over four aonb, N,
proved paper WILLIAMS A HANAII. Aur,s
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE on YORK RIVER,
For sale.
rENHE undersigned offers the FARM nm which

III uhucini-utu tlirTs tue r AkM on which
b. resides, FOR SALE uatsf on Yo RIVER
ana With II - Of the city or Win eena ns BY IN
oi survey SIS acre Of which are tareo Ia due IL
This Fam OF r. great ana luce rts N pr On. DE-
M NJ TO p1feha'e bsrg u att on auf .t-sa AMI o.
-ff avanaEes iat sg1sici a. urnussd y my at..
20 az asp u' POM Of Nsw ianS- hg-, hsf
oPrn AM being con defei BY 4dz~s Wheat
an 20 mt section o eourty OF usht slh
vel af1pd 10 The o. Or Goa psr acre has
oetn eurfed Oh ud t'scrbs adalt-d what
Inc f1veleus aoasst Of sory M r-ct.t b. tro
present proGrT within the ~ harm With com ora
bcq1ars Tor Independently q rs value a. arm a,
'ay rdrs toe very b-st ios carrying euns bust
n''s wtef an unlimited qu'uy annaa y pa,ed To- re
Nohefu Narke AZ proof ary 10 mn
on mat lhee - NV on IA and wears rcs
"ashopsessy ny vcn but who real AMI De sin.t
property ss'fu 'uEnd doltis D. has done uaa drd
~ aiy one lee Toe pesrn' p1pf numerous app
eht'ns 70 re- or eass n' asd re tuemaa Of
whom hs pi-eha'ci has rcevei $40 % ,nn m
u believed tra "a income huni 81 o as en- 70
h'i anuug from tenants without gh esi tsgs. nurn NJ
or '.fs-ui The ire me from era.s
Inc average crps io u have ron % 500
bat OF eofn l7c What ps coed DE- ts hifh o.
l9Ou ois1s has b. risd, rot believed ,re tb. rom
200 70 1909 h1st0s en- 10 aSvn INC avcr1rr crop
~ teons WIZ nav Be Dip sd Wis ~ ,ts esu do 90
ard IN my aosen,e M Osersser will shsw 70 ten
Hirs, York County, W ssrI,
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county court. pecrmtef TIE lttb 1896
Gcfrre n WILSON art Iypsa he WIFE Bernard tawrrrrr
Wson 1nd i7dlul Nichols WILSON, b. the s,I Gcorfr
n Wi'sHu, tlfif father ami nstt irsrd, Pins
arruu.
John wakrr Executor cf MARIN Aim, deed and James Law
fencc iuwrry, mo-
TN. cay psi- n and 6cdhsit h emf ~ defendant
Jaurs Lawrence Tovr not having entered nprrance ari
given secuuy according e Aet " Assembly aud me- rules Of
hs Court and apparn0 tc saf1c'n h. court that Do
BE- inhshut OF thH therefore motion OF he
plaintiff ordered that The rid Jass Lawrence ronsy q,
appear before Oh thr dt day of March usa
hr bu Of tbr prtH ard copy OF this orer
tUhwh inc ud boz nrwsrtrcr punished the CITY Of
Richmond fr wrsks posted q t mont
door Of Houss cf Cosay.
Cory-res
de9a-vow w w T CosRILI. n. G.
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Tate's Digested Index of the

IN Press and will be ISSUED on he L., Anil
Il ner, TATEs ANALYTICAL DIGEST or TIE yrRcINIa
REP RTERs from Wa-hirg Gattan inclusive IN ,os
hoNal Octave containing OF In. a .. r.r.1
Alphabetical " both Psintr nsferd n - m ref-scs
20 me P'se where ihey 81. etfd Vol Is rady ~ 20
Aarcn DgINKER A, pgrs - ~
f. 5-am
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lotteries.
ID. FAME a. CO.,
MAN GERS OF LOTTERIES
Richmond. vn.

IENHE New Year opens with the most Brilliant
II Schemes under the Of H. PAINE CO. which
have been presented the public.
Ioltsriss under the exclusive Of
offered the patrons Of Fortunes Home.
Grand Capital. have been sold and paid
lowing Grand Schemes for February Remember prizes
and prompt pay, address orders IN
CIV. PURCELL Agent for the Managers.
Rlehn,ond. Va.
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To Jonathan ID. Harris and Mary A
TO MADISON II. BAGnY-

To MADISON II. BAGHN-
A You are not an Inhabitant of this Common.
N veal h. will please take notice shl FRIDAY
the 1914 nj March lei7 the Tavern ou.e A
the Tos OF Cudye in County OF buckingham,
the hours Of o'clock ~ and
dispositions F. Adams AMI
In ChaucTTy pentg Circuit Superior
OF Law and Ctancey for the of Buckingham
which Allen Phaup Plaintiff, and John A..
len Is Flainf AMI both of which Def ndant.
the said deposons should completed
Aforesaid the taking Of he
nj the place and between tho
ALLEN PHAUP
70 p-wsW JOHN A.. ALLEN
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Henrico Farm for sale.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,

NCHANCER1:- IIRGINiA.-Ata special
session u the Crcut Superior Count 5f and Chanssry
teit Chc'ene County 81 the Courthouse day Or
January, \ u Isls.
co. Pu
joseph Wathar and Mathis p t VIE, Iotsph Friend
Peter Frcnt JOIN q Tte M ant charles Fferi tawrou
Hino1 Ete-u'o OF iav'n Bu,ot deceased ard n FIar
Frcni dCcd std James Wsht an infant son Of The m Jospb
r and Matna y NaIihaN, pits
los day came The rntd BY bis Counsel fled h b md
TIE defendant lr1h freni hivns entered he Appearance
ard Evep security according Aei m Assembly ana IN.
Mules ihs Court and Appearing BY SATISFACTORY svirrcc that
ne sld Joseph L. Friend Is irtahraut u this Country
u BE- rred that The sad q, snisnt % srpe.t hsfs
on ihc h day March tenn au b OF me
OF 10d at Of ths orier b. pI-hrd In slmr rssrs
che city Of Richmond weekly o two months svcy
and posted me front door Court House OF t eoupty
A copy-Tcuu
h iQ-vgw Vs. W r. Cocpur. n q,
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tST RECElNED.-A small lot uf " Leon
tissuP~ii Pase Black whi-h BY
Who hive tied a. as being hs prser,s thr
lea'h'r AID prodaee' eIsSd ngy hae gos, "a rss
aod small boxes % c LUCK,
Orfy Ayau Tor ptrI.,
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NOTICE.

The subscriber having TAKEN the Tavern King William
House, bers leave o those VIII, aVof him with
that he will endeavouT offer attention.
be Will ensure their approt
Krg William Court House. BAYLOR TEMPLE, AT
fe 2I1-2aNlm for Y. ". Temple.
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Com mi..ioner'. sale of slave.


pursuance decree Of Inty Hanover pro
dy Janua'y 1897 III. .in OF err p
Hal &c CasSay Hal ant ersgnsd Comm.
soner thsre named W sell The ghes
wEDNt sOAY the 10Th day OF F-hruay At 10 O'Clock al
the aueon Of Dekirfon Bro, IN the city OF eh
Pour DIy Ne PaIks GarIind Juu. ana
Ansnss-ll, u, Is ami 10 years OF age.
GEO. " TOswELL. Comr
fee-tis RI DICRISOS BRO- Al t.
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" ILL be sold in Manchester, on THURSDAY
llh Feby lei7.at 10 oeoek A NJ late resdenee
Of MeCrede all The house hcd Furn lre
consist OF the usual
ten months DID, and about IS bu,heso No Coal
Bran Terms OF sale-An under $50 over
$50, eredrof months VIII gvea.
fe s-d3' JOHN T1MBERLAKE.
BY Davenport, Allen a. Co
GROCERIEN, AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY IIh Feb vii sell Al our Aue,ion s,or. a.,
assortment OF groceries,
w Molasses
Rio and Java Cof.e
Sperm and IA low Candies
Bown
Reet.hed Whiskey
French Brandy
H1ratd Gin
Pine q. 2. Tea
Black
Wrapping Paper
shoe Tnread
Lamp
Six Hats,
TERMs-UBdr gIO0 cash 800 and over mouth, credit for
approved paper. DAVENPORT ALLEN A Co
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