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Treasury DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
cEALEp proposals will e received under the act Of 81
June isis for sixteen millions dollars of United States
stock rembursabe twenty years from and after the LIST
day Of July, ls4s bearing interest per annum
payable semiannualy on the first days of January and
July of each year. No bid will be received below
will any bid be considered unless per cent thereof is
deposited in depository of the United States be
all cases. be unconditional, and without any refer
to the bids Of others, and should distinctly the
Secretary Of the Treasury Washington City. b. G. The
the deposiary Of the United States the places
residence OF the persons respectively whose offers be
ders residing in the United States must DO deposited
with the assistant New York, Boston, Pha-
delphia, or New Orleans
To give opportunity to all persons participate
the OF funds in this Stock bids will be received
law-beng for fifty dollars--as well as for higher sums
All certificates under thousand dollars will be
that and upwards will be transferable on the books Of
the treasury, or by delivery with coupons attached, the
multiplication Of accounts, all certificates with coupons
attached will be for the Of one thousand dollars.
ne successful bidders w bs required to depose the
months OF July, August, September October, and Novem-
S S mot
si1ons of making immediate payment in which the
whole amount may be at once deposited The stock will
bear interest in all cases from the date of depositc
The bids will be opened at the Treasury Department
p M on Saturday the 18th Of June, ls!s the pres
ence OF all persons who desire attend but under
provision introduced the of 3lst March last no
@ be % N h 6a On all bids
medatey returned. The whole premium the amount
awarded must be deposited part of the first
'''0' - RI. WALKER,
Secretary of tho Treasury
Each of the daily papers of Boston, New York, Phiade
phia Baltimore, Charleston, and New Orleans, and in all
other the papers selected print the laws Of the
United States authorized publish this advertisement
April lS-lfl7thJuneif
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MARaIIAL,R SALE.

TN virtue Of writ of 6eri facias issued from me ce
office of the circuit court OF the District oil o9r'h
for the county Of Washington, and to me direG'eds
expose at public sale, for cash, ON Thursday the o
of Nav next at 10 O'Clock, m, before the cour,p
door OF said county, the following property, VIZ az
part of the lot OF ground number 20, in square NUMB
of the CITY of Washington, with two-sory brick hoos
other improve thereon, in the occupancy N
Bowling; the said part OF lot fronting on the SCUM ~; w
street. NORTH nineteen feet and eleven and nan my
extending from the northwest corner of the lot eastwa
and running back of the width the 'front.' ana
ing on the line of the lot 30 feet wide aey III
the same property conveyed by deed from sara M
and E. p. Pearson, executors of Robert r. how, VI
Bowling, dated the 18th OF July, 1885 Seized am
upon the property Of William bowling and sou pl
judicias No. 1872 to March Term, 1886, in favor oil ""
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
April l0--dts Marshal of the District OF Column
n rEvu y.rpnrr H., a.. .,,,hor of lana Eyre
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pMr.a,.s soM. . IN AMERICA volume
L. Napoleon and the Marshals of the Empire vol.
Major Joness Sketches Of Travels with humorous illus,
JACK Tier, O. inc Florida Reef, by Fenimore Cooner
The Gar, his Court and People, by Mxxwel I pvnl
Jane Eyre, handsome library edition. large ,ype and
fine paper, vol. $50 'P0 ana
Lainartines History Of the Gironds,s vols
France under Louis Philippe, history of Ten Year, INV
Louis Blanc, vols. ' "
Louis the Fourteenth and the Court France bv Mia,
Pardoe vols.
The Owl Creek Letters, by w. lvol
May IL Ju1 received by F. TAYLOR
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POSTAGE AND PosTMAsrrRs
On motion of Mr.. GOGGIN, the vote by which the
Senate bill in relation to postage and postmasters
yeste day referred to the Committee the Post Office
and Post Roads, reconsdered; Mr. G. stating that II
was probable the Senate would the House
amendments.
The bill then again put upon its passage, and car,
ried.
ILLEGAL ENTRIES OF PUBLIC LANDS IN MISSISSIPPI
Mr.. FEATHERSTON (by unanimous consenD intro
duced bill to authorize and require that certain illegal
entries of the public lands in the land Office at Columbus
Mississippi be cancelled and for other purposes which
twice read, referred to the Committee on Public
Lands, and ordered to be printed.
PRIVATE.
On motion of Mr.. ROCKWELL of Connecticut, the
House then resolved itself into Committee OF the Whole
the private calendar, Mr. CABELL the charl and
took up the consideration of the bill for the settlement OF
the claim of the legal representatives OF Richard W.
Meade, deceased
After debate, in which Messrs. R lNGERSOLL and
McLANE advocated, and Mr. MARVIN opposed the
passage of the bill. the vote was taken and sundry
amendments adopted and the committee rose and report
ed the bill and amendments.
Mr. MCKAY moved that it be laid upon the table, and
upon that motion demanded the yeas and nays which
were ordered and being taken the yeas Is, nays 81
So the bill was laid upon the table
The House then adjourned
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nOUrR ATS Of tho Menabers OF the French Prox,..
ional government IL figures Sheet drawn from
April rs i TAYLOR.
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~ IN hIsTlA new two-story frame dwelling, bcaut
fully situated the OF 22d and streets near
- " '" ' 49, -
2lst streets Possession will be given Immediately Apply
Office ~ '
May II-eodu
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EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
M 9IIlR %9

NOTICE.-To accommodate persons DESTROYS to attend
~ the Episcopal Convention at Norfolk, commencing on
Wednesday, the 18th day OF May, the running in con-
nexion with the beautiful steamer AUGUSTA, will leave
the Richmond and Petersburg Depot at o'clock, D. IN.
on Tuesday the 10Th of May arriving in Norfolk between
and 10 o'clock the evening thereby saving the bu-
snes portion of the day Tuesday and enabling persons
to be present at the opening OF the convention.
Passengers from Lypchburg Alexandria, Fredericks-
burg and Washington will be enabled by this
to arrive at Norfolk the day they arrive at Richmond
On Saturday the 10Th, the AUGUSTA will be detained at
Nonok until o'clock, p M to enable those who wish to
fetmnrn to reach Richmond on Saturday evening,
Passage and fare o' O.
fore. " f "P"'' 'eB''"' uiPS, us hereto-
r9r further particulars, inquire the Office Of the R. g.
M- ~. ~, 20 THOS. DODAMEAD
' N Superintendent.
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By Mr. NORRIS: The petition of citizens OF Highland
county Ohio, for mailroute from Wilmington, Clinton
county Morrsvile, Mar!insvlle, Lynchburg Dodson-
Brown county, Ohio referred to the Committee the Pos,
Office and Post Roads.
BY Mr.. THOMPSON, of Iowa; The petition Of Samuel
Steele and sundy other citizens of Iowa, praying for the
establishment of mail route from Ashland, via Sand Point
and Foris, to Bloomfield, in Davis county.
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M shoss extr~erdanary cheap Handkerchief we
" have Just received cases, which we VIII run
April 20-stf ID. CLAGETT co.
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NEW BOOK by tho author of Jane Eyre uoE
~ Wuthcrng Heights, in two parts r. Ia 'HO'
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Each of the daily papers of Boston, New York. Phiade
phia, Baltimore Charleston and New Orleans, and in all
other States the selected print the laws Of the
United States authorized publish this advertisement
April lS-dl7thJune
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-30
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30, 1913
Fire Manning accident, &c.

dCctuem, Sc.
The back shop attached to an undertaker's es-
Enlistment, in Sixth, below Pine street, caught
fire this morning. and caused consde rable inju-
ry to the surrounding properly. The brick house
fronting on SIKH street had the roof burned off,
and two frame dwellings back of the shop were
entirely demolished. James Harding, a colored
man, the owner OF the property and proprietor
of the undertaken establishment, is the prime pal
sufferer.
VIM. Rushworth the man. charged with hav-
ing bit off the tongue of Patrick Mcclure, in a
fight some time since, who was convicted during
the past week, was broughtlntO court this morn
ing to receive sentence. His counsel reiterated
a statement made previous to the trial, that the
parties intere sted had made an amicabe arrange
ment of their difficulties, Rushworth having paid
Mcclure $500 In cash, and entered into bonds
for the payment OF $500, the conditions of which
were that the should not be brought to trial.
This not being known by the court before the
bill of indictment had been found by the grand
Jury, the case was tried. These facts were men
TONED by the counsel as mitigation of punish
ment. The Judge concluded to postpone the SEN
tence until next Saturday, and In the meantime,
he suggested to Rushworth to make renewal OF
the bonds for the remainder OF the sum agreed
upon between the prosecutor and himself, as the
former had become null and void. Ii having also
been asserted that the injury received by Nc
CURE had not Injured his speech in the least,
and that il was doubtful whether the hurt
not received from his own teeth, from the force
with which ne fell to the ground ut the lime
Mcclure attacked him, the court has issued Il
bench warrant for his appearance next Saturday
The prosecutor did not appear at the trial, aud ne
did all in his power to prevent the case being
tried.
John Pepper, ship.wrignt, employed on the
frame of u canal boat building down town, tell
to the ground, and on picking hun up he was
found 10 be entirely dead 1t Is presumed that
itself was too slight.
The high wind that has prevailed to-day blew
down the large sign over Mr.. Oge's coach
and crushed Mr.. Moore's leg, who was passing
at the time.
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Incid snts and Movements OF the Heroes Mt
Home.

The following communication from DR.. Car
roll has been delayed some time tor want OF
space -
An incident that occurred at Fuer's Hotel the
evening" may be uninterestiDg Col Harvey Is full
six feur and elegantly proportional MsJer turbde
son of former EN- peror Of Mexico and now nj. xicsn
prisoner parole here is little less than Ave feet in sta
turc Harvey the American drsgoon Is therefore full
inches more elevated than tnis Mexican aid OF
santa Auna " Allow me-" said gentleman, 10 intro
duce you, Major Ilurbde, to Col Harney Of the U
dragons Harvey, in his most polished manner, bow
ed Iturbide bowed In return, and then looked up
Looking up for a moment with restrained sstonhme
upon Harvey the Mexican said, should hate to have
met you at Csrro Cordo The instant reply of Colonel
Harvey WIS inmitabe while was 1t could be nohrs
eiss-gen,lemsny. Dear Major, wouldn't have hurG
you for the world ~ Ths effect upon tho company was
Irresistible - Washington Cor. Bat. sun
Msjor Bliss attached to General Tsylors stan whose
nam IL so intimately blended With all the victories on
the Rio Grands arrived In Philadelphia on Monuay anu
stopped at the United states Hotel
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william BufYum was Instantly killed by the bursting
of grudstous at the scythe factory, II Nasonsvhie
Rhode Island, 10th inst.
A melancholy accident occurred on the raiisosS near
Raitimore ON In 2sth Of Ism John Easter fell from
car and was crushed dsath BY the train passing oVsT
him.
man named Young was bitten oy dos sup Posso ="
be mad, In Pbilad-lpnis, on Friday
n,ry or G,oaeS P BARxgR-Gen. George r. Bar.
k.r late Attorney General Of the state OF New f0rA s~
at buffalo, on the 27th Of January.
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The Mafogorda (Tssas) Tst6snt says, that span'sb
dwarf named Don Francisco IL now on exhibition ana
snss no 10 shorter, BY two inches, than Tom Thumb.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-04-05

ployed, in 1882, upon certain number Of
plantations, has now dwindIed TO 1873;
the rest having generally become wha, tho
repon terms "indapendent settlers"
Ii is stated that the free blacks will
scarcely ever work more than FIVE days 10
the week-in some districts only four.
and that the average time Of field laboris
"lrom five TO six tours day." that al the
anniversary Of freedom, at Christmas
and on some estates at Easler-"lhe entire
agricultural population spends from one to
two weeks in idleness," and that at all
those periods. even if The canes are rotting
on the ground, and The coffee falling from
the trees, no rate of wages will induce The
people To work; and that labor continues
to become more scarce every year, by The
people Withdrawing from the plantations"
Ii appears from the report that the
sugar and coffee produced under those
circumstances. are both raised al an actual
loss, " Itch is estimated in view of present
prices Is I'D. per cwt.-willlou, taking
into account interest on capital, and money
expended, equal, at the least, to IS, Sd.
more per cwl while coffee is represented
10 be. "if possible, even in a worse condi-
ton"
The Asiasric Iaborers "haye not been
found to answer The purposes Of the coun
try. but 1.-The Africans" ( e. the new ap.'
prentices) have proved eminently useful.
This is very melancholy picture; and
the conclusions To which il almost mpes
The mind are equally melancholy. The
emancipa'ed negroes and Asiastic laburers
will moi work. Why? Il does not appear
that any men. free TO refuse. are willing to
work Or to work hardin tropical CO III
tries where food happens to he alainable,
as in he West .Iodies. The African ap-
prenticcs have nn choice; they undoubtedly
work upon compulsion;it is mere affection
to cali them free men; they are slaves,
under another name-Phit. North Ame,i-
can.
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Z !! al a.l.szs0gaTUARY,

Died. at hisfesidence in this District, on the
5th day Of slarch.tf Mr.. ). E. DoBY.
Death undersany circumstances is truly a
melancholy lamentabe occurrence, but
when we hndSthe grim munster seizi 9 upon
one IN the prime Of life, and one too who was
the object OF ihna affeclions ofan Interesting and
affectlonate companion, together with three
small chlldren,nnd kind and tender mother,
it certainly more so II was the privilege Of
the writer cflae present notice, TO be an almost
constant associate of the deceased for the last
FIVE years Of his life, and he found him at all
times, andunder all circumstances exhibiting
very conspici0usly tho.e traits Of character
which are calculated, and, in truth. did secure
to him the frieildshipiand gnnd will of large
number Of perspnsnp,l relatives of the commit
nifty in whiehte liyel No man could have
departed tbislife WHO had never occupied any
public sphersin il, and have left Il larger mum.
Der of friends and Of mnrc responsibility. 10
mourn theiripss than did the deceased As
husband, father and son he was very kind, in
dulgentand accommodating. .,and always deep
ly sympalhised with any one of his family when
Visited by the affecting hand of Provi,lance.-
AS a nelghbor he was equally accommodating.
and never Withheld helping hand from the
needy and distressed. He was confined tn his
bed forseveralweeks previous to his death,
during apartsnf which time. he suffered severe
lIy, all Of. which however he bore with manly
fnrlitude- and even without murmur, His
disease al length made such fearful inroads Up
on his system. that the vital forces became tno
much paraEzed,tn prcdnmuale over those Of
another order any longer, bu, yielded up to
their aitagonists;and he cnuIy, calmly quietly,
and, | believn,resignedy, passed through that
rkvaleyawlIich lies between every man aud
bis final dss.ipys,f 80 D.
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CgRa;GTLAR

IE ME Commissioners to the Dowuer Fund,
IL would hereby notify the public, that thew
have completed comodious edlfice for the ac.
cnmnodalion Of indigen, Orphans Of Edsefed
District. at Beach Isand; and have procured
the services ofa competent individual TO take
charge of The same. The Funds subject to our
control will board, cloihe, and educate Tenor
Twelve Children per annum, Limited to the ages
OF seven 'r fourteen years, We will give The
preference TO those Orphans that are destitute of
both parents, provided we can procure suffi-
cient number OF applicants Of that class. other
wise we will admit those destitute of either
parent, Of which due nutice will be given. An.
pll1ants for admission will be required to furnish
teslInnnia!s. signed by two or more responsible
persons, certifying that they are destitute of
both parents. that they are in INDECENT crcum.
ttane'es, and their respective ages. The Chill
dren will be subject TO no expense after enter
ing the institution.
NJ. GALPHIN, }
D. ARDS, commissioners
G. B. Mills,
Beach Island, March g, lS4s. I'm 9
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Fancy Il Staple Dry Goo'is.
Arril a

E1ANCY Muslins, Ginghams and Prints
IL Mourning "
Changeabe De Laincs and Jenny Lind Plnids
Silk. and Barudse Shawls aud Mantles,
Silk Sun Shades and Parasnls,
English aud American Long Cloths.
Rich Bonnet, Cap and Tailstls Ribbons.
Swiss, Jaconet, Thread aud Lisle Edgnss and
Inserlincs,
Linen Ca.abric Handkcrchlels, Cloves, Hosle.
ry, &c. &c.
FOR GENTLETEN'S WEAR
Drap e'E,e, Summer Cloth and Spring Cas-.
smere,
Lead Culnre,l. Brown anal G,ass Linens.
Brown and Fancy Linen Drills.
iiarsaIIes Vcslings, Silk ilankerchie(s, and
Cravats,
Suspenders, Gloves. Half Hose. &c. &c.
Together with un assortment Of.
Georgia Striped IlomIpnns, Osnabnrgs;
Cotton Ysrns. Shoes. Hats. Caps. Bunnets.
Just received and for sale by
G. a. MEIGS.
ApriI5 IF IL
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HEAD QUARTERs,
7M Reg'nf, S. G. III.
EDGEfIELp. April 4, !

OREERS No. 8.
HENHE Lower Battalion Of this Regiment,
a will appear at the Cherokee Ponds, on
Saturday the 27th May next. for drill and re-
view.
Officers aud Non Commissioned Officers,
Gnclmdng the Conners Statf.) will assemble
the day previous Tor drill and instruction
The Upper Battalion will appear at the Pine
House. on Saturday the 81 June next, for drill
and review.
Officers and Non. Commissioned Officers,
the day previous (ncluLing Staff Officers
Lieut.. Col. Mills and Major Coleman. are
charged with the extension Of the above Orders
to thri' respective commands.
BY order Of Col. &. D. Minis,
C. A. MEIGS, Adt.
April d st ii
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CoIUMBlA, Match 81.

5si35 CoLUNBlA, Mach 81.
Cotton.-0n Monday ouf market opened
without change from our last duolations.
and coniinued;;so throughout the day
nearly 500 0.baies were sold at prices rang
ing from 5lo7 FIG Tuesday the market
continued thesame. Iulhe evening news
by Telegraphswas received, stating that
the Steamer Caledonia had arrived al
Boston: l'hsswires being cut, nothing was
received abodtf q Col,on. Wednesday The
market remained quiet during the day; all
auxlously waiting for The news. which has
not yet come 10 hand. Crolinian.
Z % As Swotds, Medals, &c. are presented
10 Officers Tor sallantry. what should be given
to young :Laly (nnder disguise) and hrd1ely
sdistinga gushing herself on the field of battIel
3s, ii; * ANSWER
"A Itttoios 70 eaabIe her TO repose on her o,on
glory: 80. -,
a SHE'D. 70 protect her through life.
Or a man Of fPorth. Mercury.
p What does onr nsighbor say to Taylor
who shall see that she is never ia want Of the
,breeehss'-Neps.
:, lf1she shouIdeyer misbebave, we are so un.
gallant as to gacommand, for her benefit the
/" Twiggs,n - drerliscr.
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Musical Enstumlents,.
STATE.OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFTELD DISTRICT.

STATEsOFr SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFTELD DISTRICT.
IN THEsCOURT or ORDINARY
pY JOHN HILL. Esq, Ordinary OF
D Edgefield District.
Whereas Jesse Baree hath applied 10
me for Eetters of Administration. on all
and singular.the goods and chatlels. rights
and credits of Isham Rnzier late of the
District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, TO cite aud admon-
ish all aud singular, the kindred aud credl-
tors of the said deceased. to he aud appear
before me, al our next Ordinary's Courl
for the said District 10 be holden at Edge.
field Courts House on the l7,h day OF
April ,next.sSlo show cause, if any,
why the said administration should not be
granted 4. - s,a7 80
Given under my hand and seal. This Sd
day Of April 10 the year Of our7 Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fony eight
aud 10 the seventy second year of Aineri'
can Independence.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
April S ess 81 a,t5lsut s92t IL
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NeaD Spring Goods.
'HyHE Subscribers would respec tf,ll

NVHNH HE Subscribers would respec fully in
Il form their Customers and the Public
that they have just opnned an unusually lalse
Stock of
Spring Sc Summer Goods,
embracing every variety and style ot Fancy
and Domestic DRY GOODS.
also, a Complete Assortmtnt Of
Hardware aud CulleIy-China, Glass and Tin
Ware-Hats. Caps and Bonncts-Bnots,
SHOES and Slippers-Saddles Trunks
and Carpet Bass-Dmss. Paints aud
Observation-Disclosures. &c.
Persons wishing CHEAP and Coop Articles
will do well to call, and particularly those who
who wish to pay CASH. They shall haze Ear
gains We have also OIL hand
$1,000 lbs Cut Nails, ass'led, from to 40 DIS.
l2.0O0 lbs Iron, assorted sizes
The Nails and Iron will be sold at Factory
prices. for Cash.
GOODE & SULLIVAN.
Arril :, st.. IL.
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Euf2erY. &c.

Cutlery, &c.
WE EATHEMATlCAL Instruments, for the
I'VE use Of Schools, a few only left,
Children's Knives aud Forks, low.
Brass Bells, very neat article, nj so cents,
Coffee Mills. very good article, at 374,
Carriage Whips from so els up higher,
Pole and Nail Hammers IS and 37t.
Shoyels G2d cents. Hatchets 81 cents,
so pound Sleclyards at 624 cents,
100 " rs cents.
With many other articles which will be sold
low, at the cheapest Cash Store. by
J. COHN.
March 81 st 9
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N E w 900 DS.
.9 II ". G OKB'S
Cheap Cash Store.

ENyRPENTINE Soap II! ce mis- bar,
Best Starch l2i pound or 9 lbs. for 81,
Ground Pepper 64 cents paper,
Fresh Salaratus III CENTS pound,
Sperm aud Ta!low Candles,
Wackarel very cheap,
Best Lamp Oil 81 ,15 a gallon.
Sugar lO4 and l2 pounds for 81
Best Rio Coffee lOA pounds for 81,
y WIN ,,;;,,y maly other Goods sold al rssw York
March % St Q
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Three Faults Of Nursss:-1. To lisp is
baby style when The same words in an
endearing tone would please as well; the
reverse should he; the voice clear, and
emphatic, and each syllable distinctly ar
liculaed for imitation. 9: TO tell oi
witches, shos,s, and hobeoblins; such su.
persirion impressed on young miods are
rarely got rid Of. 3. To direct child lc
aci like man; whereas it is nor often be.
coming for little huy 10 ape the man, but
only conform his demeanor to his age;
every age has its peculiar decorousness.
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Fair Notice.

A LII Persnus indebted 10 The Subscriber by
~ Mute or Account, are requested to make
paymtn, by Return Dar in October next. II
they isl 10 save cost, aud all sums which are
within Magistrates jurisdiction, if not paid by
that time must also pay Gust, as must .haYe
money 10 keep mp my business.
~ 5 Nj w. CLARY
Coleinan's, y Roads, March l3. Unto 8