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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20
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J. Dick Ell. Al, Vsid. rb vs.. CbaFlesR
Green. Downer q Co. VS. Charles B
Green. Same ct. al vs. Same. Jane.
Dick ct. al vs. q B. Green and surotv
u United STATES Circuit Court. Southern
Distfiet Of Mississippi.
10 Noyember Term, is4s.
RY virtue Of the above stated Wi, "A
Vend Expon. 10 me directed. from
the Hon. Circuit Court Of the IIn;led
States, for the Southern District n
MississiPpis ! will sell at public auction.
to the highest bidder, for cash, on he III
Monday, the 9th day Of November.
l848, within The hours prescribed .by
law. before the Court House door, n ne
Town Q? Canton. Madison county. Mis-.
sissipPi, the following described pro-
pertv. to-wit:
SIXTY NEGRO SLAVES. Moses,
Sally. Anthony, Capsas, Andrew. Asol.
10, Leonard, Amy. Reason, Nancy.
Mary Ann andi infant, Abram, Nisi.
Maria, Martha, Esther, Griffin. Tasco.
Jim, Gibbs, Peter Gibbs, Mary and her
son Gordon, Brister, E BRAIN, SBenser.
Inn Madison, Charlotte, Rlsden, Jesse
Burke, Allen, Peter Stevens, Venus.
Priscilla, David. Patience, Martha and.
child Emma, Mary and her two child
rem, Dolly and infant, Edy and child
Sabra AND child. Gabriel blacksmith, /
JACK and Rose, William, Aunt DoDly.
Bill. Bell, Matilda and child, jerry,
Judy and Sally Bell 25 mules, IS head
Of cattle, ploughs am other farming i'm
PIGMENTS !aand $50 head Of hogs, Besides
the following real estate, east half south
east quarter section 90, east half south
east quarter section 90, east half north
east qnarter section %, east half north
westquarter section 20, west half south
west quarter section % east half south
west quarter section %, west half south
east quarter section %, all Of section
90, west half south east quarter section
IS 'ast half north west quarter section
50 east haifnorth east quarter section
west hal sou h west quarter section
west half north west garter section
So. east halfsouth west quarter section
west half north east quarter section
So east half north east quarter section
~, east half south east quarter section
", east half north east quarter sectionl
81, all in township 8, range ] west;
west half north west quarter section g,
half north west quarter section 2.
west half south west quarter section 2,
ID township Y, range I west, con
1921 acres, more or less, lying
N Madison county, and known as the
: Mount olympus place, also, north
east half south east quarter sec
ion 8, west halfnorth west quarter sec
ion 10, lot No. A section &c, township I.
| east.
Levied on as the prope ,y Of defen.
liant Charles b Green, will be sold 10
the above stated cases and all
lost.
THOMAS FLETCHER,
Marshal Sou. Dist. Mi
Oct. g., l848. 4-lds
&M /
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TO THE LADIES.

NE RS. INsKEEP has returned from
" New York, and is now opening
a handsome assortment of French, Sill
and Straw B nnets, Ribbons, aud othe
Millinery Goods.
As these goods will be open for tive
weeks only 'he Ladies are requested Il
call early.
Oct, IA, l843 Att
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IarE4F9 te1 tpsYs
VA. ieaJance, d Phrenolog.
as5s Pan VS. nude By ny J
pss ny needs Of some fifteen per.
& Fl thi prison for various
,bsir previous histories and
IIsl U.S. tt.sir arrival here are
4 s. ss,isfed not only Ofthe truth
i Fl Phrsnology, but also
Nh, a H delineate character cor
~. seeufacy With VIII Oh he
NAV of their leading traits,
!, eilb ths representations 'has
Y ss4 ,sIatiss 10 the crimes 70
~ gsrs probably convicted,
u. .ll.orsjne and well calculated
ssIslion upon the minds q.
n sssptical. i,
harrison, Acting Warden w. A.
INN jasper N Edens Turn
" Graham, Sergeant Guard.
~ Silnessed d portion ofthe ex-.
MI Y conrur with The above
wv. a.sin eyery particular.
s srs' " HAIR iSON, Hosp. Phys
Nm. Osl 20, 1913 1T
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Nd INlsTRATOR,s NOTICE..

III ETTERS Of Administration bav.
- ing beengranted to the undersian,
led at the October Term, lS48, Of he
Probate Court OF Madison county, Mis-
sissippi, an The estate Of James b Slade,
deceased all persons indebted 10 said
estate arc notified locome forward and
make immediate payment, and those
having claims against said estate; will
present them legally authenticated with
IN the time prescribed BY law or. they
viii BE- forever barred
THOS SHAgKELFORD, Admir-.
Oct. IA, l848. 5-6t
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THE STATE OF MIssIssEPPT,
Madison County.
Blythe Probate Court Of saia county.
September Term, 1919.

TRY John B. Howcott, Esd, Judoe
- of Probate, in and lor thes county
Of Madison and State 81 Mississippi.
Notice y hereby given thai on appI,ea-
ton TO me by Edmund Dailey of said
county, who claims an undivided part
Of the personal estate of Edmund Rica.
late q said county deceased, now II
the hands Of Robert Tucker and Henry
Seimer, administrators lhereof-l have
dominated Ia Fayetfe Montromery. f
Ballaw and Strrling Il. Lester, COM
m%issioners to divide tho said personal
estate into equal shnFes between The
parties entitled b distribution thereof.
andAunless proper objections are stated
III ms at the term az said Court, u IS
heldo u The end Mo1day, DC neeembeF
next, atthe Court Hcuse III the toN III or
Canton, IN mud Tor said COUNTY, the Ala
Ia Fayeiie Montgomery Themes Bat
low, and Slsrling ri. Lester. Will ihsN
be appointed eommias oners il make
partition sald pprsonal rssAgs. IS
aforesaid Given u dor nv hand his
18th day of September, tess.
J. b, HOWCDTT,
sep Vi ls4s sm
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p..s 1aalson Coaaty.
M. Court Of said County.
III ly Term, i848.
ss.sle q Samuel A. Matthews
s ,.sd; having been reported u
~ aaid Court insolvent;
s,a. given 20 all pers rs
\ asalnst the est ,te Of said
Present Tie same 10 the a.
!, II before the LIST day or
M 'Aeir claims will be for
~ e tha Court.
s. III. AMERoN, Cierk.
ls48 sP 44-em.
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FENAL %gRTTLEMENT,

AT the November Term l848, of the
Probate Court Of Madison County, State
1T Mississippi, undersigned admin 8.
.trator Of Mary Goekerham, will present
his accounts for final settlements al
which time all persons. interested ma
attend IL they proper.
WIN. II COCKERHAM, admir-.
Oct. Is, I84s s. /
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ION n NAEna

USF Received ) Lei o. assortment
Of Stackers, Nood u ca II. Ten.
nessee lren Also, large lus ~ Rcstou
Naiis. aid sor safe INV
D w MURPHY d 20.
AZ the Old Stots eF ordss i Menu
golder
!. ARFil 10, ls4s, al-tf
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PownMR.

I'VE havei in store six kegs Powh Z,
Kentuckv Rifle: * half kegs
Kentucky Rides tive We quarter kegs
Kentucky Rifle; Twelve Carisrfs Duel.
ling.
pRiESTLEY & MosHY.
August 49, 1s47.
tl 4h94 8& ss q
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A-DMlNlsTRAToRs NOTICE.

III FILTERS Of Administration having
A been granted to the undersigned al
he Sept term, 1848, OF the ProbatoC ouf,
Of Madison county on the estate OF
b. / Barnes, deceased, all persons
indebted to said estate are notified to
come forward and make immediate nay.
ment, and all persons having claims
against ~said=estaGe will present them
legally authenticated within the time
prescribed by law, or they will b.
forever barred.
JAMES B, GAGE, Admir-.
Sept. IA, 1848, lot
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The Great soGthern Remedy
For 1iarnkaa, Cholera Ea6natam Or SIMMER
coaplaint Of Giiidraa Rssmazg, ard Ctsis-
Eu Mof6ug.
~hAeeaAAapsR BY TIN MOST EailNREr PHYSICIANS.
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THE STATE or MIssIssfppf,
Madison Couutv,

BV the Probate Court OF said County.
Aagust Term, la48.
HE Estates Of Samuel n. Dinkins do
ceased, having been reported Il
and declared BY said Court insolsent
Notice 4 hereby given Is all persons
having claims against tho estate Of said
deceased, to present the same to the on
dergigned on or before The lst day 81
March next, or theirsclaims will be for.
ever barred.
By order Of tre Court.
]. r. CAMERON, Clefk.
Canton, August IS, f848. 4e-6m
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EAE aREAE AA5aaGeAa
ron LUNG ~coaRlAsra As a. .4.
7iogs Or Tbs Aas1oRAnvH oastsa
& 4 z & &
2@s As.t rsneag erw ssoa i
Fer Coughs, Asihmas Colds, Gronns.
B~fapehiiis, influenza, Bleeding "
ibs Lungs, DitEcui.y 81 Brsaih.
ing. Liver Affections.
Pains er Weakness
az the Breast o.
II Side, First Stages
efGuasumption,
&c.
tSsHE lime has come sshen -seonaums
Iion mat be classed a0iong ghs cnf
We do not wish 10 sdecerV ,baama
go, or hold out any hopes of relief when
fnons exist but when so may hnn.
dreds pronounced BY skillf physicians
as most hopeless cases have bees cnraa
who can blame ia forusinp oyerv yvnrs
ana accountol persuasion to iHaucs fha
suffering invalid to lay assde the nra,n.
dlce and Partake Of " remedy seIdom
known 10 fail?
TESTIMONIALS
~IMroRTANTTo THOSE AFFLlcTPp wtrr, ~
EASES Of THIS LUNGS A~NDRREAsr.
Wllmlracles ever cease? More WI.
dence q is Surprising health restora.
tive virlues!M
From Pr Baker Springfield, Washing
tot County Ky
SPaINGFiELD, KY, May IL, f845.
Messrs. Sanford y PArk;--Ilake his
oPPortOnity Of informing YOU Of I most
remarkable cure performed upon nj -
the use Of Dir. Wlstar's Balsam w Wild
Cherry.
In the year 184o, / was taksn 9TH
an lntiaHaafion of the bowels. which n
had labored Under for six weeks. whaD
gradually recovered. n he falI M
la4l, ! was attacked with a severe cold.
which seated itself upon my lungs, and
lor NE space Of three wears was pon-
Hued 70 my he'd. tried all kipas og
medicines, and every variety III medical
aid, without benefit; and thus / wearied
along until the winteT of 1874. whsnI
heard OF Wistar's Balsam 81 WildCber.
ry.
MY frlen ds persuaded me 10 rive IT,
trial thought had givenup All bopss1 IL
recovery, and had prepared myself4oF
he change Of another world. Threnoh
their solicitation, | was induced "a make
use Of the Genuine Wistar's Ralsam VI
Wild Cherry, The effect was truly AZ.
tonlshing Alter five years, Of i MIcticn.
pata and suffering, and after having
spent four or five hundred dollars tssps
purpose, and the best and most respecla.
bic physicians had pFoved anavailins. H
was soon restored 10 entire health IN
The tlesslng Of God and The use of
Wlslar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
! ans enjoying good health, and
such lsmy altered appearance, thatIan
no longer known when | meet nv fOrnssT
acquaintance.
have gained rapidly ia weight. and
my flesh il firm and solid. can zoe
eat as much as any person, and nv Good
seems to agree with me. have ea,en
more during the last six months thaa II
had eaten in five years before.
Considering my case aImosta miracle
deem i necessary for The good DC tha.
afflicted, and a duty ! owe ID the prn.
prielors and my fellow men, (who should
know where relief may be bad,) il make
statement public.
May the blessings of God rest upon
proprletors of SO valuable a msdi-
cine as WistaF's BaIsam of Wild Cher-
ry.
Yours, respectfully,
WIN, III. BAKER.
or Sold wholesale and retail, bv
Scovtl q Mead No. 90 Chartres stssst
New 0rleangj General Agents for tho
South and West.
Sold BY b. d. WARD u co.. and
PR'FSThEY u MOSBY, Canton.
JAS. BLUNDELL, Benton.
Canton, June e. So IL
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IDa NisTRAroR,s NOTICE.

n lran - M re p
las Of Administration having
70 granted to he Undersigned
' oclooer term, l84s, Of the Pro.
wv q Madison county, Missis-
n, Y 'ne estate Of Richard Rice
y persons indebted 10 said
" nollied 10 come forward
No. 49, immediate payment, and
\ ", having Chains against said
resent them legally authen.
me time prescribed BY
WV BE- forever barred
4 s,,aOND DALEY Adm'r.
'0sS 5-6t
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pENITENTIARY

Hf5AI- IHAENE -
laIedgsyIle April 8, 1913
.aaogical examination was hal
\. II fye conyicts Of 8his prison
isstapce of \. A on. Their
v,,e--twe murders, one larceny
MA one mail robbery Thest
/. \ u selected b my self With
NJ their homes, crimes, or az
\ I6eir passions, principles q
is.end alter a few momgnt's PIX
MA. their ruling passions, proPen.
anoetaes, &C., &C., was pronounc
NJ. Acton with accuracy, not ONLY
n mnorant leading traits OF char
aspus. bnt In detail 50 far
IsR Ifrom fifteen months acquaig-
gtb lit them, and with one q
iii maag years, observing them
lvib 4 dpgfee Of accuracy which
n less creditable 10 Mr.. Anton. its
paof. than Id the science Of Phre
N lsl(-6r | am fully satisfied Of
sht application Of science IN So
rd pursuits Of the rising genera.
Ths whole examination was con
aRe presence Of several scifn'
lid literary gentlemen, to- wltomit
paRing and gratifying.
"A. w. BEDDING, P, K.
Uag Witnessed the examinations
s6rfed 10, 1 fully concur with
liag III every particularly,
fH0S r GRYEN, Hosp. Phys
lib STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County, set.
persons Interested in the lands,
Hneals and hereditamcnts Of Ben
lee deceased.
AK hereby notified to be and
APPEAR before the Probate Eoptt'
comfy, Oh the 81 Monday in.
Rer next, and there show cause, if
~ can, why The dplIowing des-
5aBls, viz:
M Aalt south west Qparter, W est
allia east quarter, east bait
vest dbafler, east hall n5rlh
gAanaf aid west half north east
section ~, township 8 rang 2
CAST bait north east quarter,
Ia 3 east half n nth east quar-
3Fsl BALI north west quarter,
Nn ! south east quarter section 81
ml south west quarter. west
n'|lA west quarte,, west hall
| w quarter, east half north
quarter, section IS, township
laags east, north west quar-
~ West half south west quarter
4 south west quarter and west
'aall east quarter Of section IL,
'1l u, sange 4 east, east hall
Y ssath west quarter and east
sF'l west qua ter, section "a,
VIZ 7, range 3 east, should not
" 'ecording to the suggestion and
Y y ihe Undersigned adminlstra-
saId deceased
FRANCES LEE, Adm K.
n 1913 5-6t
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sAL SETTLEMENT,

EUEMENTe
p " aszt NoS'f Tern ii he Hon
ss's Court Of Madison county
~ Undersigned administra
iss.aeus Elmore. deceased viii
tSsl. nount os fnaf settlement.
ii wv ~ persons interested may
aS 4, think proper.
II Il i GaSUREs Low, admir-
5-3t
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AD~MINIsTRATOR's NOTICE,

ADMlNIsTRATOR's NOTICE.
H ETTERS Of Administration having
- been granted 10 the indersigne at
the Sept. Term, l848. Of the Probate
Court Of Madison county, Mississippi, oil
the estate Of Frederick Cox, deceased,
all persons indebted to said estate are
notified TO come forward and make i'm
mediate payment andall persons having
claims against said estate will present
them legally authenticated within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred.
OWEN VAN VACTER, admir-.
Sept. IA. Lot
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EOnnets. hornets.

r ATE STYLES, and q full assert.
II ment Of Ladies and Misses Lace.
Braid, Pamela, aud Straw
Bonnsts, for sale cheap BY
s B. SHELDON.
May lsty 34-tf
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eAEsEa aE
o. band . quantity Of salt, and or
- sale BY
JN0 GERMANY & Co
March { ie48s 25-st
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ours, respectfully,

. WIN. II, BAKER.
or Sold wholesale and retail, b.
Scoyil q Mead No. 90 Chartres street
New Orleans General Agents for tho
South and West.
Sold BY p. D. WARD q co.. and
PRtEsTbEY y MOsBY, Canton.
JAS. BLUNDELL, Benton.
Canton, June E. So "
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Cedar and Stone Ghurns.
x Lotto Of Stone and Cedar Churns 70,
sale bv D. w. MURPHY a CO
April IS, ls4S.
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4 Isl on LnVTnRs

r EMAINING Ia the p s.ofiee a.
antsp, Mississippi, Septembe
5Oth, le48, which viii be sent to the
Posi- ottiee Department as DEAD LETTERS.
i MT taken Out BY the 3!st Of Decem
Der, ls4s.
81 Persons enquiring for letters in
Inls llsl' should mention that they are
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JudRe IN Ff0bates.
VI lsas
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.,.Il lUNPARALhELED SUGGEST ~
>a.l.s GORGEOUS DISPLAY Of .ils.... Z ~.
BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNAS'
.Es-! ,'i- AT THE LADIES SALOON, fi-

|VYI u
.H NEAR WALTERS CITY HOTEL
49, NORFOLK, VA. e.-s -5.3
IUlHE great attraction offered to buyers at the Ladle
Saloon in the splendid, large assortment OF I'VE
SPRING GOODS for 1s4s, have opened large pros
pect for business this year.
h nna attractions are the superior quality of the
goods offered for sac and article shall be "'sTpre
sented Farmers, Country Merchants and otner persons
the city may rely on getting the very best
Our assortment of Ladies' Cater Boots and the Pa
tent Congress Boots the handsomest goods nS year
have ever had. . ..r. - .-.> .E
Ladies' Morocco Slippers and Buskins,
Ladies' Soft English Kid Slippers,
Ladies' White Satin Kid Slippers, .....|
Misses Fancy Cater Boots .,. .- .
Misses Fancy Morocco Slippers, ..:
Misses School Shoes-frst rate,
Chdren's Fancy Cater Boots,
Cbidren's and Misses Red Morocco Polka Boots
Gentlemens business Boots of or qualities, made
light and neat of Calfskn, Morocco and Seal-skin,
and warrrnted first rate at So SO to $3 par.
Gentlemcns Patont Congress Boots and Shoes OF the
best quality, ... IL. :.
Genlemens Pump Boots for dancing, of superb qual-
ty, at SO pair. .
Gentlemen's Napoleon Half Boots-a style of
Summer Bootees for Gentlemen, and very neat.
LADIES' AND GExrLEMEN's TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
Made expressly to the wants of each and as we have
very great variety Ladies and Gentlemen are respect
fully invited to look them before buying elsewhere,
as we know that they will be better suited and better
pleased with the shape and construction ef the Trunk
inside, with the quality of the articles and with the
price also
LADIES' CARPET BAGS AND sATcHELs.
OF beautiful coors and patterns. ~-..
Gentlsmen's Ashland Valises, of construction
something
Genuine English sole leather Trunks, warranted to
last and look well so long as you may live. Sc.
Door Mats, in great variety.
All of which, together with great many other kinds
of Boots and Shoes that cannot be mentioned ad
vertisement will be sold very cheap and upon the most
favorable The assortment is very large consisting
of about tccire hundred Cases of Boots and Shoes, and
Brognns every kind suitable to the country trade and
city wear.
MERCHANTS
Are particularly invited call and look at assort
ment and as Boots and Shoes cheaper nOU, will
supply them at less prices than formerly.
Wholesale Warehouse, UP STAIRS
Ladies' and Gentlemen living at distance can be suppi
ed with any of the above fashionable goods by sending
their orders to the Ladies' Saloon.
The Ladies' Saloon is on Main street, Walters
City Hotel Norfolk, Va.
W. H. ADDINGTON.
Norfolk March 90, ls4s. 700
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RDCEWAY FOR SALE,

WTISHINGs to to the West, offer for sale
w the above well-known stand for Public House,
the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road, in the County of
Warren, North Carolina. .... .''
The tract contains about eight hundred acres, one
fourth of which still in forest the balance well enclosed
and divided into three shifts all we'll watercd.
The mail train passes each way every day, and there
to Halifax Court House, Va, passing through Clarks-
ville There is a second line of Hacks branching from
this at Lynesve to Boydon, Va. accommodating good
deal of travel besides the travel by private conveyance
Persons wishing to purchase will call, feel disposed
to sell in time to leave the ensuing falls the crop and
stock be obtained at fair valuation. We have an
Academy in successful operation in less than half mile
from the dwelling, under the of Mr.. W. G. Doub,
graduate of Randolph Macon College, who has been
teaching successfully for five years. Address Ridgeway
Warren County, N. G. JOHN DAILY.
April 5th, ls4S. 7OO-tf
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State of North Carolina-PM County.

State Of North Carolind-Pit County.
ourt Of Pleas & Quarter Scssions-May Term, ls4s.
Benjamin May, Ad'mr. John Holiday and wife and
othoSs-Petton for sale of Slaves.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
defendants John Holiday and wife Mariah, Thomas
Currie and wife Penelope, Joseph Speigh and Samuel
Dixon and wife Elizabeth residents of the State
Mississippi is ordered by the Court that publication be
made in the North Carolina Standard for six weeks
cessvely notifying the said defendants of the filing this
petition and to appear the of this Court
to be held the lst Monday of August next plead
answer demur to this petition, the will be
takcn pro and heard accordingly Witness, Will
liam D. Moye Clerk Of said Court at office the 1st
Monday of May A. D. ls4s.
WILLIAM D. MOVE, c. G. c.
pr. adv. SIS 624) 7l2-6t
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-12
MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS,
CHATHAM COUNTY, NC,

YNHE Subscriber having purchased the well known
watering place, formerly known by the name OF
Hickory Springs situated about miles west OF Pitts
boroueh in one of the saubrous regions OF North
Carolina will be ready for tho reception of company by
the first Of June.
As regards the medical efficacy of this water there are
number of certificates that could be procured of its eff
ects during Those that have made an ex-
pertinent of it are convinced of its virtues particularly IN
chs and fcvers dyspepsia and affected kidneys DC.
suphatc of mc and suphate of magncsa in large pro-
portions
Price OF BoARD:
Six dollars per week-eighteen dollars per month
children and servants half price, Horses kept at fifty
cents per day.
The subscriber his thanks for the liberal patron
age he received during last season. and hopes for
tnuance of the during the present.
A. B. MARSH.
May %, ls4s 7Os-6t-