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The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1850-12-19

IITITTER l. CRoSLAND, Cs,nmisaon
w and Forrarding Merchants, No. Gus
tomhouse street. New Orleans, are prepared to
receive consignments Of Sngav, Molassss, 0~.
All shipments TO their address are covered BY in
surance, to prevent loss. s-..,,-.s..
10 Particular attention paid to the execution
Of orders for Phntatioa Supplies, &e. oil
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PAINTS AND OILS.

cAUrIoSi P.rvons rsred shcad he avse that the, ha'
security aSsns Sys.gsted Hrsss vI'h sh ns @~r
Int 4, = vel. ~, Truss
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1850-12-19

ERED. L. GATES, Aaorney-af-Lar, ST.
Il Martinsville-practices in the courts OF La.
hyette, Opelousas, VermiIIon and St Mae.
June 20, 1850
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VTTILSON & McCLARTY, Attorneys and
w Connselors at Lar, will practice their
profession in the courts OF the Fourteenth JUDI
cial District. All business confided to them will
be promptly attended to.
Office in Franklin, Main street, opposite the
Court House. je27
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AIrIrnl of The EuIOna.

New IoRk, Nov. so.
Toe steamer Europa, with Liverpool dates to
The ID III inst. has arrived at Halifax
Her mails have been received in this city.
The advice, from Germany received in Parton
Thursday, lith inst were more favorable On ne
count oil which tho Bourse was lrui, and gooC
deal ol business done. #
ESGl,Sp.-Thcre was cabinet council at III,
foreign office On tho afternoon Of the 18th inst
On Change in London that dry there oppeare,
to be but one opinion, as follows that the p-ac,
Of Europe would be preserved; nevertheless /
was generally admitted, that wallike dcmonsta
tons in Germany had very much unsettled com
nercc, NJ d some time must enpsc before conf
,lencc will be restored.
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kccp n before the People.

MICHAEL. Reagan, OF Ottawa, bachelor. lN.
WI ing in a lone shanly aud followed farming and
raising cattle asa living, aud avery industrious, hon
est man, was murdered IN hIs own shanly. IN the
my brother. Timothy Donayan, came out from lee
land, where he left destitute wife and seven chill
dren, being the right heir OF said Reagana property
came in search OF sand properly and to settle al
claims. From information DO far received, was
watched and murdered Also, /, seems, from inior.
nation and circumstances, the same family suspect.
ed for the murder was charged with such before
they came TO Ottawa. Address as before, Dubuque
Iowa. JEREMIAH DoSAyAH, or
dec JEREMIAH CRorry. Marscilcs
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Myers Nursery.
To Officers, Soldiers, Widows and
other Claimants,

IH\llE subscriber having Ulude arrangements
with Ve-pa-iau Ellis, ESQ, OF Washington
Il City, hereby gives notice that he Il prepared
toprosccue Bounty Land. Pension and other claim,
upon government with facility and on favorable
terms.
The principal classes OF cases OF land bouEy and
peuslou Chains which now exist, aud the general
principles on wlsch they rest, are as follows To Wit
ISLAND Bounty Is due to all officers, mont comm :,
stoned officers, musicians or pryaics, whether reg
unrs, volunteers, rangers or militia, who So. ced N
the war OF lSl2, unless they have heretofore ,ecc
we'd land bounty. Also to all such ms served in any
of the Indian wars since 1890 md $50 the cnn,iniS-
stoned officers who served in the war with Mexico,
TO wit These whu enlisted tCf one yearaad served
9mon,hs, to 100 acres ,hGst who enlisted for six
months mud served imonLS to Sd acres Al. those
who served over month to TO acres The widow
OF soldier who was killed in battle is entitled To 100
acres. II the officer or soldier is dead the widow IL
entitled to the bounty Ii there he 10 widow. the
minor heirs Of the officer VI soldier are ,nItlcd TO
the bounty
I'd. Pensions for Eifc are due to M wtdows OF
revolutionary officers and soldiers, il they we' mar
mel PROT to 1900,
81. Increased pensions nrc due TO al. such widows
il their husbands were pen.ioncr: under the act o
1918.
All fcommuncations addressed to me on the
above subjects will receive prompt and respectful A.
tention Po,,a ge psid on al leltrn sen through inc
Pos, Office Ottawa, nov . NJ Il. ,loitisrsR
Aty az Lar, 6na Land Agent
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Take Notice

Dearly Beiored Of the o. B. C.-owing to cir.
umstances over which tho ~ W. had no control
the meeting Of the Club, called for last wednss
lay evening was post poned until thi. Saturday,
'venng, to convene ut the same place. Brethren
come gu, Business. greatly efscting the honor
md dignity Of the Club, will chine before the
meeting. Given under my Is" T. It's
Dec. 7, 1850. ~ W. of the o. D. c.
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w 4 NI'E


4 SETTLEMENT with persons who have
~ any unsettled accounts with me, and that
without deIay and mus, have II either voluntarily
orlhrough leaOlprocess. WA you call and settle
ltyou cannot pay now you can give note, settle the
books, and pnss rcccps, which VIII be far better for
you aud me, IN ease otdesh OF either or both parties
than an open, un1dusted account
| hope and trls, That all who have had nv service.
through seriescS yenrs Inst past will see the i'm.
portance OF calling ut my house mad settling their nc.
counts lfyou have any offsets, bring them along
Most OF my demands are small yetin the aggregate
are OF Importance 10 me. and 1t cannot he expected
That should travel the country over again md agait
dozen OF times perhaps. wilhou, finding the men n
hoe, 10 settle them ] nm nj home most Of In,
time on account of my health. which is sebe at best
and take this course to refresh the memories o
thos" who rem to have forgotten that have nj
account against them, and also to remove all jus
cause Of complaint, by those who negcc, to call nnl
settle, and have coststo pay in consequence, on debit
OLE, 4, So, 10 and 70 shings.
Ottawa, nov 80, 1868, A. II. HowLANp
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Anniversary
OF THE
La Sale County Bible Society.

TIFF Anniversary of 'he la Sale County Bible
/ Society will be- held Mt the Congregational
Church on the first Tuesday IN December next at
O'Clock. /. NJ, when addresses may be expected
from Rev. Messrs Kelly, Heath and williams. OF
Ottawa, and others The meeting tor the choice OF
officers, S &c, will TAKE place ut ) o'clock. lis ho-
ped that every Branch Society in the county will be
represented and that he friend, Of the Bible cause
generally viii br present on that occasion.
By order of the Executive CommIlfec.
Ounwa. Nov 2 1850. WV VI. TREE. Sec'y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-07

it contains nearly as much reading matter as usu.
al. Getting out the Message as an extra in the
middle Of the week, and considerable jobbing be
sides, have so overloaded our press, that We have
found it almost impossible to &c, osta whole pa
per in time for the Saturdays mails, and pape,
with the message a week lehind the times would
have been as poor as none at all.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-07

The MgssAcE commenced coming by telegraph
At this place ut q o'clock yesterday, and it took
until o'clock this morning before all Wa, rsceiv'
ed, and before 8 o'clock We put it to press 1t
was telegraphsd through from ST. Louis and was
taken simultaneously at Peoria, Ottawa, Chicago
Galena, Du Buque, and Detroit
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-07
Sale OF Real Estate.

NOTICES hereby given, that the undersigned
~ ADMINISTRATIVE o,,hg estate tSlmeon ; Mead
deceased, VIII sell at public safe to the highest bid.
der, the following described tracts parcels OF lands
ct which The SAID Simeon ; Mead died seized, It
Wit: The swq OF the swl Of sec 3, and the VIII o.
the swq OF sec ! all in township 90 north, OF rang,
east Also block &c in Pontiac also lott l., > and
gin block IS in Pontiac The sale to take place on
the first day OF January ISL between the hours o.
10 o'clock A NJ, ard o, lock r VI Of the same
day, at the door OF the court house IN Pontiac, in
Livingston county, STATE OF limos.
TER Ms, Twelve months credit, the admnstTa-
trlN executing aud delivering 10 the purchaser Of
purchasers thereof deed or deeds oil conveyance and
taking from slch purchaser or purchasers persona
security and mortgage on NE premises 10 secure
the purchase money thereof MARY SfstGrE,
Nov IA $3.50. late Mary Mead, Alma
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proRlA. Dec. as %. M

Fmr Coles ds,illerey is on fire and will pro.
baby be consumed.
This i, probably the lMges. dstillery west Of
the mountains.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-07

MARRlED-ln Ottawa, on the 4th inst. by
Jas. Stout, Esq Mr. Jous DoSAvAH 10 Miss MARY
SMAiLEy, both oi Ottawa
In Ottawa on the LIST inst, by Mr.. A. B. Smith,
Esq, Mr. JoHN Mitchell TO Miss BLrsEY Gun
SEssoY both oi Ottawa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-07
Save Costs

4 III notes and accounts due Ryan & Sanger
~ and all notes and accounts due l.. l. Sanger
& Co., up the 1t dry OF September last, viii be
cit Tor collection II not pad or satisfactorily orran.
ged before the 1t day otJununry next.
drc7 L. 4 SANGER & Co.
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The Supervisors

The board of supervsors got through with their
business and adjourned yesterday. We have Ia
ken minutes Of their proceedings and shall publish
en- in our next
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-07

St Louis, Dec {.
FIR We had fire this morning which dc
,troyed 100000 worth Of property.
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REMOVAL
New York House !

SUTToN e. FYFE will now be found at san.
- GERS old stand where they will sell goods us
cheap, u no, cheaper than ever. Their old custom
es will know where 10 come and new ones will
6ndit 10 their advantage to trade at the
nov 20 NEw York ilorsE.
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II is astonishing how Cheap wo Sell.

his we that
y nll owrt usaa facilities
o h Ia
r rH' o chaav akma.
py nunau YOU
snI par tonsco rcIah hhuwo
o agea!sand st
T. should they eEuno
pledge ,maae amends purc yreot
thai vk .un.n
HlND{EBLu
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-07
CnIcAGn. Dec. 5.

CHICAGO Dec. 5.
The state Of the weather and roads has almost
entirely checked receipts. About GOO bu wheat
forward yesterday and this morning by railroad,
which was taken at 6sa72ic for winter aud 42ia-
SOC for 'prng-l52 bn spring, for milling, was
taken at SOC A few lots Of hogs were taken this
morning, at s3,3ga3,5O. We hear OF no other
transactions worthy Of nON
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10 officers. >oiiicrS. " idoXys and
hcirs of deceased soldiers.
4 LII TAKE NOTICE that the undersigned nre
l \ on hand, az usual, to procure your bounty lands
r. than ever Having had considerable experience
IN h. business and being IN direct gIr5sponlcHce
wlh the Dcpar imeRts Of The Gorsrnmcnthapng IN
charge the adjustment Of such CLAIMS, we ne &r,nu
We ran do your business TO your entire satisfaction
When We are not successful IN in securing claims o
thus kind, we never charge. Gail aud rs ut oui
low and land agency Office. NoRsis& FISHER.
| Nov. u, iS5J-h
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Large Arrivals
Horse ShOeing

'noNE at Y. Rarnard's shop, superintendent by
IL joins HoorrR.
y No fpo Prices At this shop Horses slod new
In The bes, msnuer, mt si23 Wagon making con.
tinued ut the same place, No usual Old friends aud
customers. and new. are invited 10 call and leave
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-07
Markets.

Ottawa. Dec. !.
IFh-at-Wnter 56G6a spring 3slGl2, both in
COED demand
O1is-2sc, in demand
POtdtOcS--i5c.
COrn--ln the ear 2lc
The bad weathf has almost suspended operations
IN produce tor he last week
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warehouse sale.

ON Saturday, Dec. 7ih st the warehouse Of +
~ r. Ch,rruaul. WI. be sold at auction. one cael
wine, to pay warehouse charges n.'
! Ottawa. New. fG. 1850 ~ PIE! CwAsNtkrp.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-07
New Goods +!
Fruit! Fruit.

500 Bushels Dried Apples,
2no do do Peaches,
100 Boxes Raisns,
iis9, Rnlslns, Currents, Preserved Citron, &c &c
tor "a" ty oct.o WALLIR& HiCSIiSG.
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TOR sols very low 300 head from u 10 IS months
i Old, IN tine condition for hrirulus
Todds Mills, sept 81 g. & {. Tou1
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WAN CEO.

no contract for 600 Fee, OF Square Timber, par
to be delivered Immediately, and par, through
the winter Enquire at the lumber yard OF
pov2 /. A. lANTl & Co.
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>trayri or stolen,

4 WHITE Mare, with tail and name mixed with
~ good deal OF biack, OF good >izr, and about
years Old, nth iron. on her tore feet She ind a
cn.tlh, spring, and was raised above Marcl.les.-
She had scar on the night thigh, pain TO he seen
She Jeff tho premises If Daniel tondCn, on Indian
Creek, on Sunday night, tn" soih inst, liberal re-
ward vii be pail to any one viii return her or give
such information as will lead 10 her recovery irior
NATION nm y be LETT with Walker & liIcsing, Mnu-
nee Murphy, atths office, or by sending To the sub
scribrr near Mr. CrOtys, above MarseiilcS
Oct26 TIMOTHY CoSVEv
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IEAGlC A&1 n ND No
nav GOODS Az aQsAIlQ002aaa
FALLA ND WINTER STOCK! !!

\ yart ~
erln atye OF
enosth o
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y NEW Two Horse lumber wagons fer sale 'ow
- srthnn any in town they are warranted -
Teens, ca.h Inquire OF Sept Il. buKE.
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Saleraius Mandatory.
O. 8 IcR 4 Co,


TAKE Tins method Vi announcing 10 rrsel,gnts
and dealer. in lhls state. that they hayr tlIcd
90 mn extensive establishment with new apparatus.
and ere now manufacturing any quantity oisuperor
REFINED SAiERiTUS
From the best mu,srisl which can be obain. IN the
market. -
Wenrc manufacturing II superior article, and ~
iari'es Tor shipping are such that merchants aud
dealers ~ the vicinity Of the cnnal or river Gang.
their supplies from here IN much ess time Than iro,a
the eastern market, and also save transportation.
and the necessity Of ordering mlnrgc supply ut once
Those who may favor us with their orders for
large or small quantity, are as'red TINT thew willbs
attended TO with promptne-r, and filed ut rs ...r
Low Rates Hsi
as can he obtained in New York or 81 Loak maY-
kci> for an article uf,hc same quality, ....l
Merchants anal dealers ar invited te call and OK.
anime our samplcs before otdcIidg :heir supplies
nom other markets,
Manuiac,6ry on Columbus street, one doer north
oi,he Union House, Ottawa III oct la.lo.Gn.
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SIGHT EXCHANGE

On New York in sums to suit purchasers for sale
by hov9 NoRRls & FISHER.
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KOHN AND MANDLEBAUMS COLUMN.
Fall and Winter Stock of Clothing
"LOOK BEFOREYOU LEAP

Thsre old enough but vet 'ts
And unaw e 10 auds O ! q
Ttcrcsh enchts ri to which NJ safely
Bul MI whatever do. "LsoA l.f0t you lear
stradcs
y~rredet 10 dorg othrnm lido
displayed their goods the
epEAt spoke praises
Fury it- o the nns
et, high
Til why Others thought hahpy
Could lnurcs they had b putting and display
: make i
The only clothes utoug
They htre quality, nor lock bO,s tieV iraD'
iiUt mark the fill result OF this their was
" l.
They Iustaud above Tor clothing is good
lhs lnoaus awake, they" LOot before thes Leap"
ourhO has gro1nle ,
M ta-uors the rear
Hrsu a ManllehauSIs "LO1kJ
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-07
New Meat Market,

JEREMIAH WOOD informs hi. nen !. and the
- public that he has just opened Meat Malket At
his new building on The corner north oi the Court
House Square in Ottawa, where he willie happy To
suppIy, his friends and the public with the choicest
NJ everything IN the meat line Vegetables OF oil
kinds -so kept on hand.
No Market on Sunday. The shop will he KEEP;
open on Saturday evening, but closed on the Sab
bath. sepI2l 1850
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-07
THE RISING GENERATION!
CLOTHING FOR BOYS

Mall,sbaum i Koi;r. wyhol, Js7ate,
Ar cnl,i .n all Oh" uati.A.
For making clothing iu suit
The us,n. grnesstlor.
Their very neat vests and choice attire
The choicest IN the uauou--
Which style wli MAKE YOU ST.. admire,
On the rising generation.
0rnwq Sent 1851
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-07

* HORSE power Cam. Shelters tor sac l5~
Zohy sept u Pc CUtERrAub.
I PIERCEs Patent Grain Cart, large SIZE. for
| sale by sept2l PECHhRRuAup
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Richardson's CuISaw.
Hogs. Hogs .

SUTTON & FYFE have a few Of Richards
= Cfo-s Cut SAWS for sH.c. sep %.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-07

Ennn CATAWBA Grape Roots
HcV'v from Cincinnati, superior to a.y o,
ther variety tor snIe by II l.. BRUSH
Ottawa, Nov %, 1850 lott
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CUTrON Il FYFE have s,ill tina, 4 shilling
> Tea equal TO what IL sold in many places nj Is.
II. L. ali n nd <es ,,s N shs NEIp vnpE HOTrNCs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-07
Fall and Winter Goods.

which We intend srling Il, Low As EVER
OWN. to ott having an experienced buyer N the
disadvantages. We IRE coNmually enatled TO r.
tail dry goods Ms low re any house west OF New
York The difference M rcu,s &c, being laorc
tlI,n sufficient To lay MI charges sfrsnspoI,ation
Just received, Dr., sssilks and Saitns
Plain chang,ah,s glaze silks, rich color..
Back G.o dc Rhine si,Ss 10. dresses aud nlan,.l.
as
SIX rop'ins, now article f,r ladies dys.os,
rlain Iud I,dnlysrrns, fancy coluTs lsc md nf,
Plain and hn'l D." black ~ =
NOhsir apuccas, high lusres
Ginghims, fast culors, Ia. "
De LANES api Cashn"Ie5 very bow
taIlcocs " great varieties y
Best Nc,rInack piirls only IL!
House. srpng goods all kinds very CHEAP.
BeAr.,ti and Gnblrachrd coton..
tl.nncE, trd, amber, green white, aud hnseys;
.,rn'rrky ieaAs, shIlineus Sleeps yrys, tMeeds,
CassInIcirs, Bread Cloths, tine and s'pcIinr.
With cude,s varieties III other allcestoo nuIarr-
uus 10 inen,ion Az Vi which vii he cheeriul's
shown and sold % per cent under the Ordinary pr
cr, rcopl. finding Tor cash viii henciit themselves
by rvinu us a call at Ch.c0eo Casa STAR, epiosHt
IusbJHdn's OtlawA, scpt2S.
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office.
Lumber Wagons.

N OnO FEET hard wood lumber. for sal
Dl| .bDU by Sept "a G.. BuRE.
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Fair Warning!

4 Ii notes and accounts lue the subscribers phi.
y or to the .,of June last Fno, settled mmedi.
ae,y, viii be placed N the hands OF M officer iJl
u,IccuJn oct26 WALKER & HicSIiN9.
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The undersigned wou.dcall the attention finer
chant. and Others having properly expose to loss
By ire or the periS OF Navigation to the.up' iur adj
yanisges offered by the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-07

rORS- 100 BushrI. est corn Is wanted Tor each
Y tob' delivered by tie Isl D! November next
Oct ll9iC G. BURR
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-08-20
2 Reward

NHARTIN runaway en- the 10Th instant
Va lie is about SIX feet high, black COM
plex:on, and he IS very broad across the
shoulders, rather inclined TO be stoop-shoul.
dered, with a swinging walk. He has a
scar on oEe OF his wrists, | think it is his
left, on the under part of the wrist or rath.
er on the joint, speaks very quick when
spoken to. He is about % years of age.
lie has two very large ridges over the eyes
or each temple; front teeth all sound and
wen. He has been out for FIVE months
with a forged pass to the effect that he
should be permitted to obtain work WHEREBY
er he could. He may undertake TO pass
himself off as a mechanic. For his arrest |
will give the above reward.
THOMAS OGDEN.
August Goth, lSj0-tf.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
ADAMS County.
TIIE or ATE nn A"iI0SrSnInnI =

To all creditors and 0they persons interest
ed IA the Estate Of James H. Bailey, de-
ceased.
VOU are hereby warned to be and APP
IL before the Probate Court of Adams
county, at the Court House thereof, oil the
fourth Monday, the 23d day of September,
1850, the same being the first day of Sep
TENDER Term next, then aud there 10 show
cause, if any you can, why the report of the
Commissioner of Insolvency, filed at the No
vember Term, 1919, of said Court, should
not be allowed aEd further to do and suf-
fer such things as shall be considered and
ordered by the Court aforesaid in the
premises.
~ Witness the Honorable Reuben
L. S. Bullock, Judge Of said Probate
~ Court, at the Court House of said
county, the fourth Monday of July, eigh-
teen hundred and fifty.
Issued this LIST day of August, A. D., 1850.
RICHARD A, INGE,. Clerk,
BY VIM. c. COFFIN, Dep'y Clerk.
August 10, 1S50-4w.
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School Notice.

VfHE undersigned, on behalf OF the
Al Trustees of the Woodville Common
School, having engaged the services of Miss
Malvina Smith. hereby notify the citizens
that the Female School will be opened on
Monday, the I'd day of September, 1850 in
the dwelling House on the Corner Of East
and Water street lately occupied by john
IL. Leatherman, Esq, at which place she
will be IN attendance to receive pupils. Ii
is earnestly desired that all who intend enter.
ing the school will do SO promptly.
The attention of parents and guardians
is called to the first rule for the regulation
of the school which is in substance, that all
children in the corporation within the age
of six and twenty years will, on application
to one of the Snperintending School Com
mittee, Or Il, J.. Elder. ESQ., Treasurer of
said Committee, and, on the payment Of the
tuition fee, will receive a certificate, which
will entitle the pupilto the advantage OF the
school for the session of five mouths, Rev.
w. Hamilton Watkins, Hon Suanhope
Posey, DIR, A. c. Holt. DR.. James Angel,
and E. ]. Elder, Esq, compose the supenn-
tending Committee. certificates viii be given
to those who are unable to pay Tor the
education of their children. The prices fol
tuition win be regulated according TO the
prices established in the male departments
which are published.
H. j. BUTTEKWORTH. Gov
JOHN B. THERRELL,
August goth, 1s5o-4w,