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Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
Britt's Esotel,
" tsH4NGfON,# #HEMPsTEAn CO.
ARKANSAS.

IT subscriber bees leuye 10 inform hIz friends
and the public, tlai be- HtIll couliaaas husi.
noes II his ola sand, where be- has supplied him
sf'' win eyufs thing necessary iar the arrom-
molalIaa of ihe travelling community, IL haHsH
is raum1i.lus. tho faHms well aHaHri for
aml and II table vel funaIIsd with tie best
ibr maIks. affords.
lis stables are large. bauulIfaliy supplied with
nroyeadsr. aud attended by cafsfnl usilefs.
lie pledges himself lhal nothing shall be want
ing ou IIs part IN f-ndaT eomialiHh'r aII kin may
BE- pessai TO eIss him eall. ilschaFaas w.lI lie
as moderate as those al any other haHse iu the
sauiI. as an evidence ai which he fsisn 10 tic
following
RULES
Boarding per mouth. $40
Boarding aad lodging per well, -
dan. Is
Snsla meal. %
l.HdHinH, %
llafa feed. %
KssHae man and hafze alluIeHi, 81
KreHug hozs ferwssk, "a
Gro. o, BRIT
Washington, Oct. 90. lsi5-s-u
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-23
Notice.

MI Y books and accounts up to the lsi Of Jan
IVA nary lsi5, nro in the hands Of jaws Z
Jfrr, Esp for settlement An persons having
unsettled accounts with me to That date will
please call at my old office and settle the same
with him. BENZ 4. JET'T
Washington, August Is, lsI5.-ls-lG
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NORMAL. SCHOOL.

My School opens the 18TH Of this month,
at my Farm. Number of Pupils limited.
Ii we'll classed, an efficient Teacher can
properly manage and instruct fifteen [
have competent Assistant. Cost of the
many apparatus, reading room and ovmna-
sium six hundred dollars Physical cxer
else apportioncd by the lnStitutor is neccssa-
ry TO maintain natural proportion between
bodily and mental growth and action.
Seven hours will be daily employed in ex-
erc'ses purely scholastic. Four hours re-
creation.
Irespe ctrully solicit occasionally the pro-
tessional services of clergymcn of the chris
tian denominations. From these gentle
men, lectures to my family and pupils not
sectarians will be acceptable. was raised
under the decipline of the Baptist. Secta-
rianism is misapplicd and religion abused.
when merged in the discipline of school.
!hls proposition ask permission to estub-
iish in giving my plan teaching to the read
ing and thinking public which wish TO do
through the medium ofthe press. taugh,
the Presbyterian Schools at Greenwood
last year and tender their Patrons nv ac-
acknowledgements tor kindness and fla,terine O
patronage. 1t is proper for me to saw that
have confidence in the high schools ofthe
BaptIsts and Presbyterians at Greenwood,
and wish thai the public spirited manner in
which the Institutions respectively are got
ten up will reap a satisfactory patronage.
Boarding lcxcept lights) per month, $500
English Class, 5000
Classica! and Mathematical, 1000
Address WoodvilIc, or New Market Post
Office, AbbcvIle Dis S. G.
J. w. JONES, Principal.
Jan l2 45' DIV
The Elgcfieid Advertiser will copy four
'''ies ailu forward account 10 j. W. J.
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Rail Road Notice.

phe subscribers of Stock, in the Books
opened by the Commissioners in Abbeville
District for the G. & G.. r.. r. Co.. arc re.
questedto hold Convention in Cokesbury,
on Saturday the 22nd instant. We hone
all ny that time will have paid, or will then
pay their first instalment, which was due lst
January and the Com. have been ordered to
place it in Bank at this Convention, the Di
rector and Com'rs desire free and clear in
dlcatlon given, rs 10 what course stockholders
VIII take In directing their officers in the
further prosecution of this weighty enter
prize. We hope every S,ockholdcr will
De represented in person or by proxy.
THoMAs r.. GARY,
+. W. CONNER, Com'rs.
F. G. THOMAS,
JOEL SMITH, Director.
January l2, ls4s. 45 If
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w. 3. M c KELL A r i.
SURGEON Dentist.

surgeon DcAflSf,
Takes this opportunity Of saying to the pubs
at this place for the purpose Of practicing his
Profession, and feels confident from the long
experience he has had in this and the Yves,
tern States, that he can in every instance
give entire satisfaction.
References in this District.
AbbeuiNe C.. H.-Dr J. J. Wardlaw, DR..
A. Paul, Il. P. Moseley, A. Lomax, Benz.
'Posey, VIM. Barr.
Al CokesJnyy.-Dr. T.. r. Gary, DR.. P.
Connor, Prof F. w. Connor, Prof Joseph
Stokes, silas L. Heller, Esq.
At Due West.-Dr Dunn, Dr.. E. Ag.
new, w. Sharp, James Lyon, Geo. Richie.
The following certificate that will be
seen on my bills, was handed to me BY my
patrons at my former residence in Missis-
sippi.
awe the undersigned, take pleasure in
recommending our friend DIR. w. B. Nc
Kellar, as good Surgeon Dentist, well
skilled in the various branches ofhis Pro-
fession, and worthy of the confdanre and
patronage ofthe public. #
Louisville, Mss. Lexington; Mss
c. Il. Murphy, Md. w. F. Legrand,MsD
Edward Foster, MD. Col. D. Wyatt
J. B. McLelland, MD. rs, Mitchell, NED.
J. P. CrosIey, w. M Swami. ss
w. A. Lewis r. C.. Perry. s.,..s;y
Geo. Byran. r. III. Spivey. as J 3ss;s
nsrHe may be found at the Mo.Isy'
Hotel at all times, unless professlonaI Scal-
led off: Families waited on at their resi-
dence if requested. as. & 81; ~
January5 "A W 8
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Ss2i Reward !!

Runaway from tle. subscriber during the
Christmas Holidays, a NEGRO BOY,
named Daniel Hc is about five feet ten or
twelve inches high. yellow complexion, is a
good musician on the violin or fife.
1t is my opinion that the said boy has been
induced to leave ME by some white person. as
he came from North Carolina. The above
prehension of said boy and his delivery to me
or in some Jail where can get him.
Jan 3 44tt' ALEX. GORDEN.
The Greenville Mountainser will please
copy three times aid forward account to this
Office for collection.
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COACH FACTORY,
NEW
Deal & TaylOr,

Respectfully announce to tho citizens of this VIII
lage and vicinity, that they have leased the large
and commodious shop recently erected, and pro-
pose to carry OIL the above business in all it's va
1, so.,: Dfancnos , such as building and repairing
and after the latest and most approved style
iavmg employed tho best of Smiths. Painters,
and lr'mmers, we pledge ourselves that our work
shal not bo surpassed by any other shop Our
,lnocr ana other materials shall always be of the
pest KIND. Our work warranted, and the prices as
low as can be afforded. All we ask of the public
is to give us a trial. We will commence business
the first day of January. MILTON H. DEAL.
EDWIN J. TAYLOR.
N. B.-As we intend to have two FORCES in op-
GRAFTON III the smith shop, will be able to do any
kind of plantation work OH us good terms as can be-
bone at any other shop. D&T.
Abbcvillc G.. H., Dec % az r.
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BAILEY & OWEN.
Watc!amal1ers and JevyelIers.

The undersigned would respectfully inform their
friends and the citizens of Abbcville District gene
rahy' that they have this day formed a co-part-
nersh'p, for the purpose of carrying OH tho above
business, i'll all its branches.
Iher facilities for business have been greatly in
creased and they will now be able to
Repair and C!can Watches and Clocks.
Make, Alter, and Rc-Ft Jewclry of all kinds.
ENGRAVING
On Metals in all it's varieties
And whilst they return their most sincere thanks
for tho very flattcring encouragement thcy have
received Individuality they solicit continuance of
public patronage, and hope that the friends of eth
VIII be the supporters of both, promising that no
ollort on their part shall he spared to give entire
satisfaction s; TO all who may cnr,,st them with
'oeir work. T.. $. BAILEY
NJ. II. OWEN
N.H.-Onc of the partners will always be ready
cd u g. ~
January S, 1918 44 3w
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A Voice from TamDa.

The subscriber having purchased q house in Tam
pa, East Florida, and, being desirous of removing
immediately, will offcr to his dcbtors one mere
chance, Tor Equdating the claims he holds against
them.
lie may be found, OH Friday and Saturday, of
this week and next, at the office of Major r. P.
SPERM IN tho Village of Abbcville. AS u friendly
hlht, L Will Just say it may be more convenient and
agreeable, to settle with INC, than to settle with
). H. Wilson, Esqr., who does business according
to LAW.
Persons dcsrous of buying household and kitch-
Oh furniture, will do we'll to call at my residence
two miles above tho Village, and purchase private
~, as expect to sell every article at a sacrifice
We have fine chairs, book cases, mahogany and
pine tables, bctsteads, bureaus, l fine sofa, and
numerous other articles such as persons need in
housekeeping, if not already supplied.
Having prospect, of selling my land, at my
own price, also offer, at private SALE my stock of
cattle, hogs, and sheep.
FRANKLIN BRANCH
January 12, 1918. As 9t.
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LARGE SAT,El

There WILDE sold ok the 18th instant and davs
following, at his late residence, all the pers on
al property ofLeonard Wdcman, decd, viz:
100 Likely Negroes,
large quantity, of corn pork fodder, oats and
wh' at, cotton balel, gins, horse mill, thresh-
er,mules,hors's and oxen; also road wagons,
tour carts, curriage, buggy, cows, hogs, sheep,
household and kitchen furniture, &c. Terms
made known on day Of sale.
J. H. WIDEMAN, Admir-.
There will also be rented at the same time
all the Lands Of deceased, viz: Home Tract.
Perrin Tract, PrcssIy Tract, Hard Labor
Tract, Cobb Tract, Me Cain Tract, Mill tract,
Piney Woods Tract, Trickum Tract
Jan 5 ID 3t
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NOTICE.

Williams d Lawson respectfully inform tho cti-
zes OF Abbcv'lio District that their co-partnership
ior thrcc years has expired the first instant, and
that they have agreed to carry OH the manufac-
turing OF Fin for two years longer. All pcrsohs
Indebted to them for the last three years are rc-
q"estcd to make payments by tho 25th instant, as
we are desrous to know what we have made du-
ring the co-portnership. We cannot wait until our
customers sell their cotton, being compelled to pay
cash Tor our materials, we have not the funds to
10 SO now, and must necessarily close doors unless
payments arc made to u.s.
Country merchants can DO supplied at oar low
prices still, by addressing u few lines to
WILLIAMS s. LAWSON.
Jams III o.
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A List of Letters.


Remaining in the Post Office at Abbevlle c.
H., S. c., Dec 81, lS47.
A-Mlss Margaret Atkins.
B-Gcorgc Barnes, Susannah Bell. Blai.l
g. Hughes, DR. G. e. Bailey, w X Bradley,
George Balnns, Pollard Brown, Rev G. V
Barnes, A Bernays, w w Belcher, Il S
Bronston, Zion Bri dwell, John Bull
Civilian Chiles, Mrs Mary Crawford,
James GOWNS, Miss Slrah Clark, WIN Nj
Gown.
D-English Dolby, John H Dalrymple,
James Drayton, E l. Davis, Peter D.orman.
E-Gerard Elkin, Curran Elliott, Anthony
Ellison, Stephen EInore
F-Mss Mary Fife. Samuel Fife
G-Dr Gary, Miss Rcbeccu Glenn.
ll--W Hammond, Robert Hawks, Mar
tha Harrs, John Hill, T Huger.
J-Thomas M Jones, B e. Jordan 9, Sam'l
Jordan, James w Jones.
K-Joscph L King, DR. d G. Keller, A d
Kennedy, James Kay, L Kay.
L d M Lucius, james Marshal. Dr.
Marshal, Nancy Martin, James Martin.
Mc--P G McOwen. S D McDearman, T
McCracken.
N, g. Pr H Nichols, Elisha Ovens,
VIM H Parker, Mrs E Parker, w Pcsey,
John Pratt jr, II Power. VIM Pratt.
R--Rob'rt Reid, Andrew Riley, Mrs NJ P
Ruiney. w A Rice
S-Dr A @ Simmons, Clarx Scott, james
G Stevenson 2, jesse Spruill, MIR Steaves, S
Stevenson, VIM Smith, G F Sticfer, WIN
Stone.
W&Y-Mrs M ] Williams. Mrs Margaret
Wardlaw 2, RogrrL Williams, S B Wilkins,
@ Williams, Henry Wilkinson, Mrs Sarah
Wire, David Waters, Young & Wright.
NIB. If the above letters are not taken out
Of this offic,. prior to the first day of April,
they will be returned to the General Post office
as dead letters. JOHN McLAREN,
Jan IL ID st p. NJ.
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Sale Of Land in Ordinary.
Arthur A. Bowie and wife, vs.. Jno E. Ro-
hinson and others.
VIII be sold, on the first Monday in Februa>
ry next, the Real Estate of Hugh Robson,
FIVE Acres, on Ross's Creek, adjoining lands
of George Pettigrew's Estate, George Pat
tcrson and others, on credit of twelve
months by order Of David Lesy Ordinary.
A. G.. HAWTHORN, Sheriff,
Jan 5, l848 44 4w
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Administrators Notice.

| do hereby notify those having demands
against the Estate of Archibald Arnold, de-
ceased, to appear at Abbeville Court House
on Tuesday the first day Of February next, as
that is the day on which the estate will be
finally closed III the Ordinary's Office. Those
having demands not already presented will
present them previous to that time either to
me or to the Ordinary. Those indebted eth
er by accounts or notes will please come for.
ward and settle, as no longer indulgence can
or will be given. JAMES A. ARNOLD,
Jan 5 a. St Administrator.
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CITATION.

Whereas, Lewis J Wilson applies to me to
grant him Letters of Administration on the
Estate of Edward B Wilson, deceased:
These are therefore to cite the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased to appear be.
tore me Ill the Court Of Ordinary to he holden
Tor AbbevIllc District at Abbevillc G.. II. on
the 25th instant TO show cause whv said ADJ
mlnstralion should not be granted. Given
under my hand this llth January, l647
DAVID LESLY, Ordinary.
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CITATION.

Whereas, John Saddlcr applies to me to
grant him Letters Of Administration on the
Estate of James Dyson. deceased.
These are therefore to cite the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased to appear be
fore me at Abbevile Court House on the
25th instant to show cause why sal admin
istration should not b" granted. Given under
my hand and seal this 10Th January, 1913
DAVID LESLY, Ordinary.
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Executors Sale.

WIN be sold on the 23th instant, at the house
OF Andrew Mantz, one Road Wagon, a horse.
. or bales Of cotton, some cattle. hogs and
corn-the Estate Of Mary Steifl, decd.
Also, same day, One Hundred Acres of
Land, adjoining lands of Jno Adams, and
others, part OF the Real Estate Of said Mary
Steihe, deed, and if the Land is not sold on
that day, it will be sold on the first Mon
day in February, next, at the Court House on
crecit, the purchaser to pay for titles.
DAVID LESLY, Ordinary,
Jan 10. is 3w and Ex'or.
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The State of South Carolina

ABBEvILLE DIsTRICT-IN ORDINARY
David McCaw, Assignee, appl't, VS. John
Beatty and others.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Matilda,
Mary and Isabella Beatty husbands naIses
not known) John Beatty and Thomas Beatty,
parties defendants. reside without this State,
it is. therefore, Ordered that they do appear
and object to the division or sale Of the Real
Estate of Jos. Kolb, deceased, on or before
the first Monday in April next, or their con-
sent to the same will be entered Of record.
DAVID LESLY, O. A. D. (.
Jan 5 lS49 AZ 3m
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CITATION.

Whereas, B. Jordan applies to me to
grant him Letters of Administration on the
Estate of john White, decd: Theee
are therefore, to cite the kindred and credi-
the Court Of Ordinary at AbbeyilIe G.. H., on
the third Monday in January, inst. to show
cause why said administration should not
be granted. Given under my hand this Sd
January. 1S46 DAVID LESLY,
Jan "A 2w Ordinary
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johnson Female Seminary.
AT ANDERSON G. II.

HE Exercises OI tlllS Institution will com
mence on the first Monday in February n ext
under the supervision Of Mrs. MARY e..
DANIEL, of Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Mrs.
DANIEL comes TO us with the highest and
most satisfactory testimonials as to worth
and capacity, and the Trustees confidently
recommend her to parents and guardians as
lady ot ripe literary attainments, eminent
ly qualified in every respect to impair, an
education practical and accomplished. The
Seminary. as IFS Patron name indicates. viii
he under the control of the Baptist denomi-
nation, but entirely exempt from Sectarian
bias In ITS government and course Of instruc-
ton. The Trustees are determined to spare
no pains to render it one of the first female
schools in the Southrcn Country to which
end, although it will be leading object
with them to elevate the standard of educa-
ton, ample. provision will be made for the
youngest pupils. The course ofinstruction
given will be very extensive, COMPRISING. in
addition to the Elementary branches, b.
tang; History; Astronomy; Natural, Nor
al, and Mentat Philosophy; Chemistry :;
Phis:ologsy; Rhelorsc; Composition; French,
Spanish, and German Languages Music on
the Piano and Gui:ar; Draacing from Ma.
ture; Painting IN Oil amd Water Coloss.
&c: &'c, $,c
In presenting the claims OF this Institution
TO the public, and asking for it their favora-
bic consideration and patronage, the Trus-
tees desire to say that its location is in one
of the heal,hest and most salubrious regi-
ons ofthe distinguished for its high
toned morality and strict regard to economy.
The musical department will be under the
control of Miss Rosa FL. WALLER, who has
had several years experience in this branch
OF teaching, and is enlnently qualified for
the station. Competent assistants will be
employed for the junior classes if necessary.
The scholastic year will consist of ten
months, and be divided into two Sessions
the first commencing on the first Monday in
February, und the second on the second
Monday in July.-Rates of Tuition per Ses.
sion will be as follows:
Orthography, Reading, Writing and
Elementary Arithmetic, S5 90
The above, with English Grammar
The above, with Higher Arithmetic, "
History and Composition, 10 90
The above, with Botany; Natural.
Mental and Moral Philosophy;
Astronomy, Chemistry, Rhetoric,
&C., 12 90
The above, with the French, Span
ish and German Languages, or
either of them, Is 90
Music. 90 90
Drawing and Painting in Oil or
Water Colors, 10 90
Good boarding may be had at the Hotels
Or in private families, including washing,
fire and candles, at from sc to 81 pr,
month.
A RICE, S G EARLE,
D BRowN, JP REED.
Y D FAINT, WB .GlBsoN,
s. McCULLY, F RICE,
+. S. VASDIyER,
80 :a. TRUSTEES.
Anderson c. H., Jan. l ls47. 46.3i
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CITATION.

whereas, WIN A Robertson applies to me
to grant him Letters of Administration on the
Estate of Cuthburt Price, deceased.
These are therefore, to cite the kindred
and creditors Of the deceased to be and ap-
pear before me in the Court Of Ordinary on
the 18th of January, inst, ut Abbeville Court
House. to show cause why said Adminstra-
tion should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this l 9th ari.
lS47 DAVID LEST,Y
Jan IL Ordinary.
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CITATION.

Whereas. Leroy Johnson applies to me to
grant him Letters Of Administration on the
Estate OF Jas Dixon, deceased: These are
therefore TO cite the kindred and creditors of
the deceased to be and appear before me in
the Court of Ordinary to be holden for Abbe-
vile District at Abbevilie &. H, on Friday
the 2lst instant, to shew cause why said Ad-
ministration should not be granted. Given
under my hand this 7th January, 1s46 -
- DAVID LESLY, Ordinary.
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Auction Sale.

M The Subscriber will sell at,
auction, to the highest bidder,
on Sale day next, at this place, a
s largo lot of Boots and Shoes, they
are made OF tho finest material and many of them of
the latest fashion. Persons desiring such articles
would 40 well to attend, as bargains may be had.
no will still continue the Boot and Shoe business
and will bo thankful for patronage. All orders in
his line will be filled with neatness and despatch
ana III reasonable terms. f. ROCHE.
january -, 1913. 45 AZ
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0T All persons indebted to the offico either for
Letter or Newspaper Postage, requested to call
and settle their accounts.
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Male and Female High Schools,
Greenwood. Ahheyille s. C..

The High School at Greenwood, under the con-
troll Of the Presbytry Of South Carolina, will open
the ist Monday in February next, and it is conf
will be ACTIVE in their patronage We cannot
avoid the obligation which rests upon us to sus-
tain them, as our resolntions-f not our VOWS, are
npon pse ,n, -.
Principal Of the Male School, DR.. I. AuLD.
Do Female School, Rev. JNo. BoGGs.
Assistants Misses BoeGs.
Trustees.
5AhEs GILLIAN DAVID LEsLY.
John LOGAN. = s si z. 4. CALHOUN.
january l2,;Is4S ',s45E If
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Partition in Ordinary. ~

Partition IN Ordinary.
John G. Wilson, applt., VS.. Robt. a Wood
and others.
Will be sold on the Sale Day in February,
next, the land or Real Estate Of Alexander
Wilson, deed, continuing One Hundred and
Senty-ive Acres, more or less, situate on
Calhoun's Creek, and adjoining lands Of Jas
Spence and others, on credit of twelve
months. by order of the Court Of Ordinary for
Partition. A. G. HAWTHORN,
Jan5 a. 4W Sheriff.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to- the Estate of Leonard
Wdeman deceased, will make immediate payment.
Those having demands on the Estate will reuder
them in well attested. ]. H. WIDEMAN,
January ~ I84e. As Ct. administrator
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The subscriber will RENT or LEASE for term
of years, from the first of January next, the Hotel
known as "MOSELY'S," in the village of Abbe-
most public streets in the place. The House is
largo and we'll arranged with all outbuildings ne
cessary for convenience.
There are also LOTS sufficiently largo to ac-
commodate Drovers having 500 head also, forty
new and dry STALLS. On the promises is a fine
we'll OF water, sufficient to water all the stock
drove to this market, being II #. water.
The subscriber would deem it snperfiuous to say
anything as regards the many advantages of this
we'll known establishment. Come and Judge for
yourselves, and inquire the terms.
Terms IN PARr.-The subscriber will furnish
the house in part also boarders to consume the rent
for l84o. Also, Fire-wood and Pine will be fur
nished gratuitously for l84s.
December, l847 Aft A. LOMAX.
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an'ty after man has worn himself on, in
the service Of the world is neither a conn,i-
individual.
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NOTICE.

nc cash system must bo strictly adhered to, and
all persons indebted to inc by note or account are
requested to make payment. l can at all times be
found Oh Dr. Towncs's plantation.
w. GILBERT.
january l2, 1913. Is o.
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~ IT is authentically reported that the
N. .. Delta is under an expense of about
iooo dollars month to procure news form
the army.
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1T is said of the LATEST man IN Rhode Is
iand, that h. weeds his garden in a rocking
chair. by rocking forward to get hold of a.
weed, and backward to uproot it.
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Why is the editor of the Louisville
Sonrnais career through life like celebry-
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