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OBITUARY.
GOD Is xn RESrAcToR OF PERSONS. u


On Sunday last heard of the death Of my
ynnng friend y. x. WILLIAMS. this WITS nicIan-
cuy news was asiuundcd for lie was Il no.
BILE youth of manly melll, large frame and
hra!iy body. But alas. he hIs Sipcd The bilIer
cu,' that awaits us ALL he has pas! from us TO
that !r"ne hom whence no traveller returns {;
his spirit has gnnc TO God whn gave it, Never
bcinle have | witnessed such silent and SOL
elun burial. His remains were inferred in The
bury Ing ground at liberty Churcl, on Monday
morning Succcsllim. his death. The morning
WAS unusually cool aud Calm; all nature seem.
ed to mourn on this lad occasion. At 10
n'cuck, the corpse arrived attended by his
brothers. sisters. other relatives and friends, aud
here to add more sadness To The scene, we were
inl.a,acd that his aged parents were unable
from prnrac,ed Illness. 10 witness the last sad
,isrs of their brInved son. Aud oh shall
ever forsel the cnnulrnance of Ella. the eldest
sister, she w!ss Il beautiful git, tall and cUnely.
with intellectual feItIres. She wept not, for
the deep well nf her heart was dried up her
grief was Gar beyond tears she slnod Ike II
(" marble statue" with chlsied features, not
muscle relaxed, nOt a teal drop gli,ten"d npnn
her cheek. hu' hen eyes were iyanSiixGd upon
the open vault: ali! being tno pure for EARTH
aI 1 I h"h;,J 's sne ne -,nIf Of % ,he ~ mrsvous d,.nJ
and there .ave vent 10 my feelings The akuye
las u,ade lasting mprrssiun upon my mnd
well may we say that in the midst OF lIic we
are in death" Tie family have my heurrs
sympathy in their aiillcrinn lur The <rycie loss
they have sustained last twelve uonli,s ago.
ynnns Williams was a student in my ScnnI Il,
MyilIe Grove Academy. During tie first ses-
sion he had n severe attack of the measles, but
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THE PnrLAnELPuIA FREE NEGROES
The Norfolk Herald Of Friday, has the
following paragraph relative 10 Capr.
Lambden's arrest nentiunerl Il few days
ago. on charge Of attempting to sell three
eulore,l men !toin Pnladelphia, believed
10 be free.
"Csp,. Lamblen. who, as stated yes
terday, was sent 10 Jail for attempting to
sell three colored men who had shipped
on boar! Of his schooner. was examined
yesterday and discharged for want of evi.
dence To convict him. The negroes are
in Jail, waiing the necessary evidence of
their freedo,n. upon the receipt of.which.
they TOO will be discharged. Our laws
protect the free ncerncs of .ihe Nnr;h from
the kidnapper; but when slave runs away
from the South. and the owner goes in
pursuit of him, he is mnhhed, his life
threatened. and his property wres,e'l frum
him. Such conduct un The part Of our
Northern brethern is more outrageous than
ours would he it we were to sell all their
free negroes whenever we caught rhem.
and apply the proceeds IN The reimburse
meut of Those Of our citizens whom they
have thus spoiled vf their property.
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TEH HESPERIAN HARP.
A New Music Book I'm
Patent Notes.
BY DIR. WILLIAM lIOUSER.

BY DR.. WILLIAM iOUSER.
4 s tile greatest work Of the kind ever nfroretl
4 10 the world. II contains SIG pages aud
more than 700 lmnes--Psaluns- AMI Hymn
Tunes. Otes' and Anthems, Sunday Schonl
Infant, Revival. Cnmp- Meeting, Missionary
Temperance. Mur#i, and PaIriolic pieces
Scotch, lIish, German, French aud other hle
Foreign Tunes. Much new mnsic never be-.
fire published; the nuhle old tunes That thrilled
The Marts Of our fathers aud mothers 10 their
youth. and nne of ihe paircsl eSp"siIions of
lie principles of music and musical cnnlposi-
tinn ever published. Ilis specially suited 10
theta of the South and West, (slr author is
Il Sn,,ern man in birth and education, and MI
his athitirs)ap is adapted 70 the Day SclIuol
fnr chlldren, The Singing SchouI. the Church
Choir Of every detlnmilatioil. the Missionary
and Temperance Merlimg, the proud gala days
of onr Republic and the social party, where
good sense and the Lore Of every thing virluous
and nnblc should rule the hunr.
Inquire Of the Booksellers and Cnnnrry
Merchants generally, und Of Coca. OATES
IL CO. Augusta. Ga.
Teachers who will travel and sell this work
can make from S5n0 10 $l5OO year. Address
the author Spier's Turn Out Jefferson Co. Ga.
Nlaich 1850 Jun
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NEYW GOODS.

EHHEIE Subscriber has just received bis
d STOCK of SPRING and SUN MEts
GUODS, cousistins,of n completes assortment
Of all kinds of Guo'lS for Ladies' Dresses.
Fine Worked Collars.
IGppets, Sacks aud Visits,
Muslin, Edgiugs aud inserlIngs,
Thread aud Lisle Laces of all descriptions,
A 6nc lot of Heavy Linen Drilinss.
Plain Linen" "f nll kinds lor Coats, Sacks, &c.
Black Gnods for do.
HARDWARE, CRoCKERY, " SHOES,
Fine Benver Hats, Black Silk do, Panama,
l.eshorn. Straw and Palm Hats. DC.
All Of which will be spId VERY LOW, and i
liberal discount for CASH!
Tie Subscriber returns his thanks for past
lavors, and hopes by strict attention. III business,
to merit d continuance Of the sauie.
b e. BRYAN.
March, IL, 1851. It =
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subscriptiom receipts.

The foIluwins persons have paid mp 10 thu
time affixed 10 their names.
Hugh Duffy, to 3d June 1850,
John Gibson, to 2SlE June 81.
Or. W. w. Geger. to Sth Feb. 81.
VIM. Guhrcalh, to 18th March 81.
Thomas Carenn, to I3tI, March 81.
NJ. NJ. Padsett, to 18th March 81.
l., p. Rutland, TO 18th March '5l.
81 Wn,snn, to 18th March 81.
Z. Il. Forrest, TO 18th March 81.
S. II. Rodgers, 10 18Th Marh 81.
Jas. Edison, 10 7th March 81
J. J. Jennings, 10 18Th Sept 80.
JAS. Blackwell 10 2dJan. 81
Capt. =. 5. Brooks. To Isl Jan. 81.
r. II. RicholIs, To 9th Jan. 81.
Dr.J f. Albums, 10 S'h Feb 81.
J. D. Coleman. 10 l3Ih March 81.
w. G. Hammond to 18th Jam 81.
J. NJ. Mathis, to 18th March 81.
Capt. B. Dean. 10 9Th Sept. 40.
Benjamin Stevens, Esq, Ia 9Th Feb. 50.
DR.. E. Andrews. to Sih Feb. 81.
i. Lake. 10 9Th Feb. 81.
JAS. AlurrrIl. to 9Th Feb. 81.
d. L. Sru,iler, tn Sli Feb. 81.
Col. L. w. LanIam. To 20;h MARCH, 81.
J.W. Mundy, TO 9Th Feb 81.
john Wash. to Glh jan. 81.
Brnrmin Belts. To Srlr Feb. 81.
job Jnncs. TO 2Dlh Sept. 80.
joins SentelI, 10 20lI March 81.
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MELaScHoLY CASUALTY III is with
nnfeishnrd sorrow that we learn, By rrle-
graphic intelligence received here on Tues
day evening last, thai Mr. james R Nc,
Kain. with his mother, Mrs. Elizabeih
Mckain. citizens Of our town also VI Mrs.
Vaushan aud her daughter Miss Virgin
Ia, fnrner residents nf this nlace.-nll per
TShed Nv the destruction OF the steamer
Orilne 81. John which YVES cnnsunrt! by
fire on The Alabama River. on Tuesday
evening last. iihetween Mnhiie an'I MnnlSn-
merry. Mr.. Mrkain aud his mother we're
an their wav back home from a visit I"
Mobile. Mrs. Vaughan aud dargi,!e:
were nlSn on their Way To visit Camden.
All expected To arrive here. we believe, on
Saturday evening last. This melancholy
Intelligence has cast Il deep slu"m over
our whole community. Recently. in
many circles. our citizens have hren snre-
seeming to lie more severe and Distressing
Surely this is 50, to u srcnlcr extent than
any other which has preceded il. To
lose our friends al any time aud under any
circumstance is painful; bul!o part lIr"s
with them is sorrowfnl indeed. In The
deah of Mr.. MckIin. our town is deprived
of one nI its bc>I. ninSI nSclal. aud ener.
gelic citizens. We can omy minge our
syupa'hics wirIrhc hereaved friends anh
relations. and bow with submission to the
will of divine providence. which in its
mysterious ,lispenSa,ion. has laid iIs hand
so heavily upon us Camden Journal.
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March IS 1850.
AdisssisaIs,s.ator,s Sale.

EDY all order from john Hill, Esq, ordinary
E b of Edsef-ld District, shall proceed h
sell at the late residence of WiIliam Humphreys
deceased. OH Tuesday the ID of April next. aIl
the personal proprlty of saM deceased, consist
ing OF two likely Negroes. stock oil Horses
Hogs. Cattle. four bales Cotton, Household
and Kitchen furniture. and other articles twn
,pdin,ls to meminn, on d credit until the twenty.
fifth day Of December next, with note and two
approved securities.
JAMES EDISON, Admir-.
March IS 1850. q 9
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Ntws FROM France. Washing
Ion correspondent of the Baltimore Sun,
makes the following strange announce
ment
".As alluded to some startling infnrma-
lion from France. will mention :hat /,
from private and auihcnIic source. il is
known thar Louis Napoleon has fallen
into conrIiliun of helpless iniheciiry.
both mental aud physical. He has been
persuaded. nv con,millce of lea:ers Of both
parties. to abdicalc. lie will consent 10
ren"mnce his authority in favor Of The res
,n.aion of The monarchy, in the persun
OF the Dnke of Roceudeaux, with re-
servalion in favor oi the Coull de Paris.
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The Mr. slsslppr.-The Vicksburs Seu

tinel Of the 2Gth ul'. says:
'The river at this point is only seven Or
eight inches below the highest mark of
las! year, aud was rising yesterday and
the day before. at the rate Of an :nch in
twenty -four. hours. If the report thai
another heavy rise is coming uutor The
Arkansas be true, The wafer will lie higher
here in week or two than ever known.
Many of our river planters are shond,
ing, aud some have determined to abandon
their places altogether. We believe
that two successive seasons of fluods in
the Mississippi. isa circumstance nnknD Dwn
I'LL Dow. since the settlement OF the cuun.
Try. The damage to the planting inter-
est between Memphis aud New Orleans
will be Immense. if we have, As there i.
every reason 10 expect, the annual spring
rise close following this flood"
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~ d T 4 e. a..

YH1IlE Subscribers have formed Copart-
Il nersllip for the purpose Of dung gem
eraI Retail Business, under the name aud style
uf SULLIVAN IL DEAN, and will open on
Monday The 18Th inst, (attIie Sture formerly
nccnpird 10y S F. Gnodr,) an entire new anJ
well assorted stock Of Goods. recently purcha-
sed in New York aud Charleston, at the lowest
cash prices, aud wiI! be sold for cash only
nj Sery small profit. An examination of tie
style AMI prices is requested of al who wish to
deal on the cash system.
]. q. SULLIVAN,
II. r. DEAN.
March l3 1850 st s
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cII,YIJ:SroN Mnrsl. ia.

The Cotton market. which has presented 81
gloomy and drpI eSsin. an appearance tor the
last eight ~ ten days aud has partially rccor-
cred liunr It's ethalsic STATE, aud bc.Ins asaln
To assume vigorous and an nninaled aspect.
The d"lnlnd for the article To-day was brisk
aud good, and two lhonsaIId one hundred bale,
were sold al; Il range of lrum 10! " cents =
Prices are up lc. from lhe lowest point oi last
,y,.,.l-
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a CoLoRrp boy in the office ri the
Louisville Journal recently fell out of the
window, about twenty feet, striking on
the rooI of small "ut house. II wos at
itsl thought he was killed, hut it was soon
ascerlianrd that he had fallen on his
head. No damage done except TO The
roof of The clubhouse. which it is thought
can soon he repaired.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.
&O1Ice.

GTANMORE JOHNSON, ,eliving about 4
~ miles from William s. Snyley's Slnrc,
tolls befnre ME n small lsorref Mare; with white
specks over her body and a blaze in her face,
supposed 10 cabost Is yeurs old, appraised
at fifteen dollars. Fhe owner is requested to
come forward, prove his properly, pay charges
and take her away; this 26th day of Feb 1850.
MAHLON VI. PADGETTr5 Med.
Mach 6 atln T !:
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CHS Naarkets.
HAMBURG, March lG

Since the receipt of ;le Canada's news bnl
little ha. been offered. the few sales made has
been at DECLINE of IN ! ui a cent IN the
present state Of the market we find il difficult
To givr qlnlalinus with ANY degree Of accuracy,
aud therefore omit ,iIrnt with the remark that
wagon sales range from l0l 10 lic.
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The Van Buren (Ark.) lulelligenccr no,
rres he arrival uf Elahuat load Of cullou
at that place from the Creek nation. The
cotton WAS raised by the Cre"h lndiars.
many of whom are said To be industrious
farmers.
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r. dge Ge1d E'e ~, a .c
HTSE'ETU'Esi.

YEYIlE Second Qnartcrof thisa!rcady -four
q isi.ing INSTITUTION will commence
on the frs, day nf April next. In order to pre-
sent further nisconceptiun, The public are re-
spcrtiuIIy ninrned that it is mt necessary Ia
await the end of quarter; pupils :an be EN-,
tered II, any time during quarter and are only
charged from the day of entrance.
Parents an,l-tinardians are invited to witness
the daily exercises Of this scI'ool, aud Ihus tu
convince themselves that il is thoroughly sup
piled with IysrEucToRs. INSTRUMENTS, aud
every necessary means lnr imparlug o aturung
and accomplished education.
PrnSpec'urrs Of rerms-rcxt Goolis. &c,
eau be obtained by application personally OF hy
mail TO ROBERT n. NICHOLS, :.
Rrciur III lIlcA Institute.
f,d-G-.l c. r. : =. rc::i -. Ic50 II g
II Hamburg Republican,. Southern Iianhst
Southern Christian Advocate, nnd Snulli Carn-
lima Temperance Advocate, will please copy
three times
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Administrators sale.

IhW aHHHhHH H'5t VSVH . E9"kSs
EpUDLIC Notice is hereby given that by
n virtue of an order from Juhn fill. ESQ.,.
Ordinary of, f,EdgrfeId District, shall proceed
10 sell nj tile ale residence 0t Elisha q. Rob-
erlson deceased, on Monday The 25lll of March
inst all The personal estate Of the said deceased
consisting Of l3 "r IA likely negroes. suine 500
or 600 bushels Of corn a quantity uf OuIs and
Fndder, 1000 or 1000 pounds bacon and lard.
head CI Horses and Mules. i yoke of Oxpns
nnd Cart, 2.rnad Wagons. ! Barnnche. large
stock Of Cattle. Hogs and Sheep. 16 ba les
Cotton, setof blncks'nilIs tnnls. household aud
Kitchen furniture. plantation tools, &c.
ELBERr DEVORE, Admir-.
MarcitaS1 S5J- 2t s
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EIOSa.

a S It's supposed on Tuesday last and m
"a the SIagc Road brlween this place and
Hamburg. sealed paper in the form of a let.
Ter, without any address containing ninety Dbl.
lars in bank bills. a reasonable reward will
be paid to any Que who may find and will de-
liver up the money.
A. B.
n5,L 10 ion a. n
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The President has recognized Samuel
Plicr, a. C"nsu! Of llc Republic o! Chill,
for California.
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Caution.

a LII persons are hereby forwarned from
IA trading. for n no,e of eighty five dollars
payable 10 Andrew McGinhis or beare', dated
sometime in December lSi9, and due on the
first day of November next. as the property l"r
which said note was given has proven unsolnd
PEELED by lav.
EMERSON BUSSEY.
March 16 1850 81 9
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EsegimeRtal orders.
HEADQUARTERS. 9rH REa'sr.
FEBRUARY 4. lS50

ORDERS. NO.
I'm pursuance Of Orders from Brigadicr Gen.
8. viewer. an Election will be held on Fn.
day the 221 March next, for Il COLONEL tV
command The 9th Regiment To Gil the vacancy
occasoned by the resignation Of CoIunel B.
VI. TALBrRT. 80
Zach Captain nr Comnlnrlan Of Company
in the Regiment, will puI up at Company Ren-
drzyons, Il nu,ice Of s'id Election. and order To
his assistance OIL the ;!aysoI Election, two OF his
Srbalrern Officers, WHO shall open and hold d
poll at such Company Rendezvous, from i A
VI. 10 :, o'cInck, p. NJ. One or nure of the
Managers Mt racl, NJ nstrr Ground, will meet
al Samuel Williams on the day following, To-
count the ,es,and ,ransmi, certified slate-
menl 10 the Brieadier General.
BY order of
r. PLATT BRUNSON,
Lien. Col. Commanding 9th Regiment.
Feb. 6. 1850. It 3
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Hack HsiaCESallaipl!

FEVIlE famous JACK BLACkNIGHT.
81. will stand the ensuing season al the fol-
lowing times aud places, and ,lr lhe following
terirs, viz:
He will b. at the Subscribers residence until
the 10Th nr March; al Il e. Turner'S, on the
10Th aud l:h Of March at g. L. MurrcIl',, on
the l3!ll and l4I,. when he will return home,
and will 90 the round every ninth nay until the
10Th Of June
He will be let to mares at the low rate u
50 co. In insure a mare with fnal-no res
possibility To deyulvc on lie Subscriber fur any
arcdenl that may hmppen, but every care will
be taken To avoid such. ANY person putting II
mare an changing the right bef,re 'lre fact is
known will he held responsible Tor the insu-
rance inulsey.
DANIEL HOLLAND.
February 26th. 1850. It 6
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MIS-. =. VI. WAKU.
December &c 1919. # 40
Genuine Cod Liver Oil.

e US'T received, supply of this valuable
cT article recently brought into snch cxteny
sive Use by H. astonishing Effects in pmImonar-
and ntIer diseases. H is report by one physi-
clan. (Dr, Williams, oil N. " that 1921 cases
oc lnb"rculonS discasc of the lungs trealed dur.
ing the last two aud half years. of which lie
has preserved nules, only nineteen derived no
marked hrurfl from the lrse of This Oil. IT.
our own c"nnnni'y one person has already
bcrli. In all Appearances. material benefited by
this remedy. For Sale by
&, L. PENN. Agrnt.
Sept a. lS40 If :}:5
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ALSO.
)ozcn New Style Muslin Mnnlilas.

Dozen New Style Muslin MnnIilas.
From our friends. and persons visiting An-
gus n and Hamburg for The purpose Of laying
in ;heir supplies Of Dry Clouds, we should be
clad Ia have call. as we are confident they
will tiud uur sock Us complete as any llnnse
in either market. and we are determined to sell
us cheap.
uainbI,rr, aIarc!, go 1870 IF Q
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EDGE IL lELD DIS THU L.
IN ORDINARY.
10y JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary Of
ID EdgeieId District
Whereas James Blackwell, hath ap-
piled TO Inc for Letters of Administration.
on all and singular the goods and chat
lels, rights and credits Of Isaiah Blackwell,
late Of The District aforesaid. deceased.
These are. therefore, To cite and admon-
ish all and singular. the Kindred aud cred
ilors Of The said deceased, 10 he and appear
hefore me, at our next Ordinary's Court
lnr The said District, TO he hnlden al Edge
field Court House, on the 29th day Of
MarcI, inst. TO show cause. il any why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under nry hand and seal. this tbs
l3,h day oi February. in rhe year of our
Lord Que thousand eight hundred and
Gfty. aud in The 74lh year of American
Independence. =
JOHN HILL, o.ED
March IA 2t s
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.
James E: Morrill, App: Summons in
.John North DrtF't. Partition.
TT appearing 10 my satisfaction tIia, James
4 Ellison North. resides beyond the limits of
this State. fif living.y It's therefore ordered
That the said James Ellison North. deceased, ,or
his legal Representatives. do appear in the
Court Of Ordinary, on or helnre The 18Th day
Of April next 10 show cause if any they can,
why The Real Estate of the said James Ellison
North, deceased, consisting of an undivided
muity Of the Real Estate of bis Grandfather.
John Taylor. deceased, should not be sold or
divi'led, or their consent to the same will be
entered of Record Given under my hand ar
my Office, this the 5tt day of February. 1850:
JhliN HILL, so.E.D.
Feb. 6 12t 3
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New Goods! iEGsg Goods !.
a..

Ell AVlNG JUS, received their sInrk oi
E.E Spring GuOd$. for Ladies' GsulS. and
Chldrcns wear, amongst them can be lnund,
Black aud C"I"r:d Silks (oI e"cry variety
Tissues Bnregesi Lawns, Frrnci, Mu<lins.
Emh'h Ilrrnaicis. Gingl,@ms tal I24 els FAST
co!nr<) CaIicres. Fur Chiniz (Iur laid work
.hir,imss and shcrings {ol' every width Table
Damask, TowcIiIws, Diapers, Linen aud Union
Pant Stutfs. sI:p. English and French CIutl,s
aud Cassmers in, Summer and Spring, Jaco>
net Swiss Null. Medium, Plahl and Bunk Mus
lins, Apron Check, Dine llomcsrans, Blk. and
Brown Drills, 'l'ickmgs, Stripes. Gl"ves, Sus-
peudirs, Ribbons (somG very handsome neck,
tIusc anL ! Hose SHOES, L. ces, Linens, Neeu-
les, Pins, Tapes, &c DC.
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~ The friends of Majnr ABRAM
announce him as "A candidate for
scat ia The next Legislature.
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NGtsCe.
Notice.
EsENa sp VAL.

FE5HE Subscriber would inform her friends
d amd-the public generally. that she has re-.
mnved to her present residence. one door Ensl
nf the Eriscnpdl Church. where she will ron
lnur To carry nn the MlLLINARY and MAN
TUA making business.
She is tIrankfd lnr past favors. and hopes by
strict atrulinn 10 business, 10 merit cunlinn-
ance Of the same.
Mrs. Z. NJ. WARD.
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q = The friends of JNO. L. F.. RYAN,
announce him as Candidate for seal in
the mex, Legislature.