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REGULAR PACKETS.


Hg n. Montgomery GtWetumpka H. n
Packets= Ergm Mobile EgerV LiiS Is = a
- - Dav.-TU EsDAY, THURS -
DAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, att o o'clock.-The
Splendid new light draft passenger packet Is A.
BELLA :; Q; BSrril master. leaves on gn, ,TUEsDAY
and MARY CLIFTON, J.. Adams, master. on SAT-
URDAY. For particnlan. apply to
CAMPBELL 4 co. Agents, Mobile,
J. N R. GEnpES, Agents Mail Line,
je17 If 10 Bank Place, New lheans.
H. = yicksbIrg, Wnrrenton and New Car lael
uHsazssaassxa13z Jr.--EVERY FRIDAY EVENING-FoF
Vicksburg Waenon, New Carthage, and all intermediate
andngsThe new magnificent and swift running passenger
steamer L0WNDES, JR,, will commence running N the
remain in the above trade during the For freight OF
p1ss1IsSef sSIS apply to T. r, SMITH. se MAGAZINE st
M. AOVER, THE LAKE. .fsg, b
.zsl u s. MIL ~. kk.lgtt, Sa, islsss.3
- - ans Va o2sng ~
and substantial Lake steamer LttNOHA, Elijah Miller,
Pontchafrain Railroad EVERY DAY (sundays exceptedl
on the arrival of the " oeock cans, returning leaves Gov
ingt0n EVERY DAY, lSundayB excepted y at O'Clock
M. Passage 50 cents. Meals extra 30 cents.
Evening Lne.-for Mandevhe, LewisbuIg and MAdi
sonyle-Ihe new, airy commodIous and splendid uppe
cabin stsamer-JENNY LINZ, r. w Dunnica, msster master
EVERY DAY, on the arrival Of the 4 O'Clock p NJ
train returning the next morning leaves Madison
vile, via Lewisburg and Mandeyile, at o'clock NJ. ant
arrives the Railroad In time for the O'Clock NJ. carH
above places on the arrival of the O'Clock ears
returning in time for O'Clock TO the city. Pas
sage 80 cents For further particulars apply 10
PAYNE " HARRISON, ~.
STEVENSON DKMERRITT Il co. 5GFavier stree,
WIN. L. CUSHING & 90. So Common street,
j. r. BERCIER & 90. H Old Leyee. iy6
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THROUGH II DAYS.
Stage Travel Reduced to Ninety-three Miles
NEW ORLEANS TO MoBILE-By the Daily Line
oRPSIA II Aa GsS saT ND SMfE h11 Ey Call ao
s'H0a osseE Fare RaS 1'RFf s Ffns
MSsILS 70 SosTsoAEny-By the psiy Line of spps.
nor Flrst Sa steamer leaving MOBILE at Fl n and ar
@ ss e q IL BoS saY GD re ?f
Johnson oe Gp Aqs%1 BaH; pAN csp csp
Johnson FARMER, Cant James, Fare rs. Time through
y to 43 hours. BY the Daily Mail Line Coach-FaTe s10
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAIL LINE.
VIA GRIFFIN, ATLANTA AND AUGUSTA.
Mongomefy d opsliEa....is RuirOsd.. q miles.
9Pf5a "a m j,iit1S a6a, 3, M Stages
Augusta. pm. Charleston. ;. Railrcsd.,..s6
a hours nGaGs n g ms
Three Daily Stage Lines between opedka and Griffin
Griffin besides Extra Coaches always readiness carry
forward any number of through passengers without de-
w The Cars the Railroad of the most approved
state and berths, for night travel.
fHRR. H tS S SadSn
AGENT 81 pHf.ns % 5Ta0pEh I Tickets of the
GREAT CENTRAL MAIL LINE,
VIA COLUMBUS, MACON AND SAVANNAH.
ishivfs m Ra RlsEsoSs q mile,
PsaSi: M M gies's', M M Faifo Rafoad "
s.yssssG sssSa M sss9sa,dS M
e-Montgomery to Charleston, $2s Soto Savannah.
$24 So Time through 2 hours Including nights rest
savannah Ihe 1s sA% ar, Packets s P tb % E d
BRooR and 1 GEN c%NcH Ii well known for & sEA
neatness and sumptuous fare.
liz Cs Sass e Csps S5 %sp MsdSn and western Railroads
| are Of the finest description
Two Daily LINES of -Four Horse Post Coaches, from 0pe
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''' III. j. Il. MILLER. U. $. A.


NEWYoRK Jan. g. 1850
Mesars. SANDS Gentlemen have great pleasure in ac
knowledgng to you the great benefit have received from
the OF your SasapaFla. subject of pulmonary dis
ease, made voyage Europe but while there continued
to be afflicted. few weeks after return, seized
with violent hemonhage of the lungs and from the debility
and great prosraton OF strength that followed with the pro
uacted difficulty of respiration, am entirely relieved by the
and truly valuable discovery in the healing feel that
have not for fourteen enjoyed good health
sent. Very gratefully yours, S. E. SAYMORE.
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KOMAHOSA (Successor to Costa 4 Coz Importer
- ~ HdDdHa Produce, keeps constantly hand large
as onnent Of CIGARS, consisting Of Impeaes, Regaias
yazalorss CaAones Paneelas, Dana, Small Regalias Mil
llr, fTab bueos, etc., from The celebrated brands of
Havana. No. Front Levee, st. Charles and
GraVier streets, New lIreans, nnv2S Iv
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PIANO FORTE AND MgsIG 2 STORE.

EIs A. TYLER has on hand and is constantly receiving
"a. PLANO FORTES, from the Justly
celebrated Manu- factories OF Halet, AFlHl. iat+4
Davis Co Boston; John B. Dunham, ,F VI E III VI
David Van Winkle, A. H. Gale y Co. andy VI
Jas a. Groveste New York; also Pleyel's Paris PIANOS
orders received for the HoRsT's PATENT IRON PlA-
NOS to be delivered fast received from the
factory These Pianos decidedly the bsst Piano now in
use particularly for the country, where Ianers can seldom
they will stand longer and in better tune than any
other Piano These Pianos have independent rim
which be removed in moment there being no eonnee
cys1n VIOLINS, ACCORDEONS, FLUTES, and
M s other Musical instrumeg5s censtsnty on hand and
1EssSEP Forte, Guitar, Flute, etc. Also INSTRuCTlotN
RGS BOOKS for all musical instruments eF A Lib
era Discount to Dealers, Teachers and all those sending large
orders. All orders promptly attended to- mh&
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DlBLIC BATHS-FRESl
Z Cold, Warm and Temperate
3 BATHS ,. A lsO -. HAIR
CUTTING AND SHAVING,
by STEPHEN w. RODGERS,
No. lS3 GravleT street, between
BaTonne and P hillipp q
treets.
tnV3i If
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(1HAMPAGNE WINES
~ 100 baskets CARDINAL
150 baskets COLBERT S.W.;
so baskets LION DOR;
les "'N ~ ' SAMUEL WOLFF. a5 Gravier ST.

NTTRUN-3 cases flesh citrOn.
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RATms! BATHs!-The D

ecently erected on ErehaHgt
.5lteB, corner of Bienyille stree
are now IN operation. The Bath
Rooms for HOT, COLD OF
SHOWER B ATH S are wei
lighted and admirably ventilated,
no eXnense having hnen annrad hI
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n D. ANDKH6ON, No. II g. ChaFles street. -
y. Watches, ChronOmeter. and Nautical instyu SF@A
ments accurately adjusted Philosophical and Elec
uical Apparatus made order and repaired. n1as1h
% hour Chr1nonetera altered 70 56 hour E5 IL
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Read the following from

NRWORLEANs, Nov. Y, 1873.
Messrs. Sands CeHtemeR take the liberty of sending
letter. which be of importance those who
suffering have dome received great benefit from your
sarsaparlla having beencpred of malady after suffering
SIX years. hereby ceerlny certify to the good effect Of
medicine; and hope God will reward you for all the
good you have done. chronic cough had tormened
day and night and repeated attacks of fever had induced
to believe that should die with consumption One day,
while suffering violent attack of burning fever friend per
70 tell the truth had no confdence IN it, | finally pur
chased bottle, and by its and the help of God
stored better health than had enjoyed for six years.
cannot but bless the author of This valuable medicine.
With Rraa am .gene voDr nh
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RTTSTNESS CARDS.

ys,nEO a.. srARK Notarv Public. No. 68 Grayier
1 street and No. 10 Banks Arcade Passage. apo y
FI BUl.ALEY, J8gent fer Miss NJ. Pouitney Office
ii. No I 4 ST. Charle9 81. apl W
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ES0R sALE-Good Building Lois of Ground: One Lot
H.4o by l2O on West side Paquenine, between ST. An
drews and Josephne streets (aedged Poullney claim
promised pnce S60 Two lots together 90 " by los each
lower side Jackson middle square high ground between
Apollo and Brainanl streets. price 81 ,l5g;
THOMAS ID. HAlLES, Broker,
iyl7 St under ST Charles Hoel, near Common street
INOR sALE-A piece of LAND in the outer part Of the
II city forming the extreme of Rickeryie IA feet
inches front north side New Canal and la9 ieet deep,
running 10 a pont T. ID HAILES, Broter,
iyl8 10I under ST. Charles Hotel. near Common St.
CIGARs-6OO.O 900 assorted in store and for sale by
~ iyls Ell HART & co. 7e Tehoupitoulas It,
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DIANO FORTEs FOR sALE-A choice and large
PIANOS and PIANLSos Of different w
brated manufacturers. These instrumentsJ u v
are ali Of nnquestonabe superiority for richness Of tone, and
very reasonable prices and repec fully invites the public
his Wareroom in order thaf eS Sv Sy 'Se ne M ol h
OPg95luPP PSno. REpAkEb RRNTED 44 fTNEB and
APPRAISED. myM Sm
OLD BAYOU ST. JOHN HOTEll-LAKE "a
" END OF, THE OLD SHELL R9A9.EFhe public 1IlsA
respectfully informed that tins delightful and beau s
tfuy situated Hotel open for the reception of Visitors
The Bar supplied with the best Of Liquors, and the Res
tanran surpassed by any in the city Call and
Judge for yourselves. -.
As-s" FTi- o-A is in good order. ie7 If
DAss CHRISTIAN HOTEI4-ln consequence 49,.
Of the new and elegant steamer lRooUoIs having fs
taken her place the Lake Tor the season. with the M
greatly reduced fare Of one Dollar The price Of board
this establishment for transient visitors is reduced rom sas
:" ia "a 1 imsdy Pds SS'' R. H. MONT
SPEAR's HYDROGEN AND OXYGEN GAS
y BURNERS-The Hydrogea and Oxygen Gas BHra;
ers aud Distributors, originally invented hy and
,on and a Thes Gas Burners and Distrbntes in con
ion with the CRATE bars attached, for furnaces guar
aned to burn saw dust from mills and the baggase
necessary accomplish this is sufficient wood 70 get
steam on the machinery. The beauty and utility OF my
invention consists not only In he simplicity Of the
be erected on plantations without interfering the least with
the machinery already IN use.
useful apparatus, would do well TO call at early
day as possible, the orders hand at present
large and the MACHINES cannot be constructed until the
| THOMAS ]. SPEAR, AZ Magazine street, up stairs
~ The plan Of the apparatus can be at my Office
jy12 If T. j. s.
p0RTER AND ALE5sLendon Porter and East India
iya0 I'm Il. WOOD \ Co Post 2l. I'd Municipality
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W. X. F. FRYER, Indian Doctor.
n. B.-A Word TO THE DIsAPPoINTEp i-You whe
confidence in those ignorant preenders in curing these d.
seases, may realize FREE AND FRIENDLY CON.
SULTATION, by calling on DOCTOR FRYER, who is
scientific man. Try mel Prove me So mote il be -
jy7 d&Wtf w. X. +. FRYER
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hOesD hAll4fSs br0fsFs 81 Charles Hotel Build
ng, fourth door from Common street, Office of II. Davis,
Property; obtain Loans Mogage Discount Notes.
Appraiser and Expert adjust Accounts make COpart
etshp Settlements intends residing in the city during the
summer, and will Agent for of property
for taxes far valuation; draw lease:
ea rents, etc. and attend TO Agency business gen
sCsl mills
tOHN ARMSTRONG, 247 Tchoupitouas street. ol.
- pOsie ST. Marys Market is prepared to manufacture
Stdd Pers o every descnpuOn cheap prices they
n be delivered here from any part Of the country ia3 y
l1O. q. TAYLOR IL co. Dealers an Coffee, Gun
"a NJ Bags, RICE and WesterR Produce, No. rs Maga-
zine street, New Orleans. fy25
~ Ma. w. @. FTTE is our authorized AGENr to
transact M business of the House. notaa ac passed
uds day before A. G. Ainsworth Notary Public.
Bt0 GEO. c. TAYLOR & co.
TE'O PLANTERS AND BUILDERs.-A BROWN
4 CO., Deaiers in all kinds of Lum6er-Cypress
iule and YeOW Pine, Mahogany, Black Walnut, OAK
and Poplar; Mahogany Newells and Balusters lsath
O. Ans. STEAM SAW-MIILI, NAToHEZ Miss.
Nv Orders for all kinds of Cypress Lumber, delivered any
where on the Mississippi River below Natchez, at short
nolee. ar yd 3mW
NJ BRADNEis SMITH, General Commission Mer.
" ChdR 81 GRAvIER STREET, Commissioned to take
AGknowedgements of Deeds and Powers OF Attorney to Ad-
munster Oas and to take Testimony and Proof Of Demands,
Wy appointment of the Governors Of the following States
MAlNE, NEW HAMPSHmlRME, AMPS II RI VERMONT, RHODE
IA lGI}l;ASSRs NJ SoNSHECT elSH NEW Y0RK, NEW JER
AONSlN, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, MISSOURI, KEN.
rgGkY, TENNESSEE, NO. CAROLINA, SOUTH
o CAROLINA, ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI and FLO.
EibA. O30 TN
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I)ORTER AND ALE--London Porter and East India
Pale Ale quarts and pin,s Just landing and for sale by
TNLARET-200b boxes for sac by
u jyi6 i. w. ARTHUR 4 Co q and q New Levee.
TOBACCO-2OO boxes of the choicest kinds. and 800 Of
Il assorted brands, in store and ior sale BY
iyls +. j. HART 4 co. 70 Tohoupitoulas st.
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
NewYork via Mobile and Montgomery. Ala. an
Charleston, S. @.
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EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK-Bills at five TO
IA sixty davs' sight, for sal e by :
slb John n. ELI lV st.
E'lHE BRLCKs-2,OOO English Fire Bricks, landing,
y6 HAYMAN HOLDEN, rs Maaa1ins ursst,
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WIZ M s:

fhDo Dollars in advance, Two Dollars and
.Nifty-cents al the eX ,iration OF six months, or
& Three Dollars at lie end Of the year.
o papar discontinued until all arrcaragcs
4 ar spail, unless at the option OF the Proprietor
Ut advertisements inserted at 70 cts. per
saaarc, ia lines or lcss,) for the first and
half thatssaim for each subsequent insertion
Y 0J- TheSnumber OF insertions to be marked
son all advertisements or they will be publish
ksed until ordered TO be discontinued, ana
Enlarged accordingly.
gSft gsSft ilzj One Dollar per square for 4 single in
.seTtion. Quarterly and Monthly Advertise
inents will be charged the same as single
insertion, and semi-monthiy the same as new
tones.
& All Obituary Notices exceeding six lines,
|. aSM Communications recommending Cand-
dates for public Offices or trus,-or pulling
Exhibitions, will be charged as Advertise
samei,tS.
& -All letters by mail must be paid to in
sirca apunctual attendance.
DJ- Rev. FREDERICK Rush, is travelling
Agent for this paper, and is authorized to re-
ceivc subscriptions and receipt for the same
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TIE EXTENT OF OuR CoUNTRY.--It
has been computed that the U. States
have frontier line Of 10,75O miles, a
sea coast Of 534O miles, and lake
coast Of 116O miles. One of its rivers
is twice as long as the l anube, the lar.
cest liver in Europe. The Ohio is
600 miles longer than the Rhine. and
the noble Hudson has a navigation in
the Empire State 100 miles longc.
than the Thames Within Louisiana
are bayous and creeks, almost unknown.
that would shame by comparison the
1ibcr or Seine. The State Of Virgin.
ia alone is onc.third larger than Eng.
land. The State of Ohio contains 5000
square miles more than Scotland. The
harbor Of New York receives tho YES.
sells that navigate rivers, canals and
lakes, to the extent of 5000 miles, cpu.
al to the distance from America to Eu.
rope. From the capital of Maine to
New Orleans is 900 miles further than
from London to Constantinople, route
that would cross England, Belgium, a
part of Prussia, Germany, Austria, and
Turkey. - Washington Republic.
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Ncio .Mrention.-An important
Improvement in carriage wheels has just
been patented 10y Mr.. Isaac b. ward,
Of Camden, New Jersey. It consists iii
casting the fclloes of iron (afterward
rendered mallcablc) from beautiful
pattern in scgmcnts Of the circle Of the
required wheel, and uniting their ends
together, and to the wrought iron tire
by means Of radial bolts passed through
the tircand feloes, aud countcrsnnk in
such manner that it is impossible for
them to become discngagcd before
removing the nuts, or to Ercak them by
&c application of heavy blow to the
tire; and yet, should it be required to
remove one Of the fcllocs and replace it
by another, it can be done at once, as
they aro all cast of the same size and
shape. One set of these felloes will serve
for several tires and hubs, and are
very durable. Wheels made of them
present q very neat appearances, far
superior to anything of the kind ever
before made. '+at @
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which had first revealed melody into his
soul; and the young man thought that
death must become, and that lie was Oh
the threshold of better world.
But an awful shout, q tremendous
clamor, burst on his ear: thousand
voices roar beneath his, window. The
young man starts from his dream, what
is this he hears?
"Aux arrncs !citoyens,
Formez vos battallons," &c.
What is this ? he cries. "My Song
of the Rhinel'
He listens. A beautiful and clear
voice is singing; it is still his song Of the
people; and the poor composers first
wish is gained; he feels that he is ia
nous.
But he is dying, choaked stiff with
charcoal. He lies scnsclcss, fainting
on lis bed; but hope and joy give him
strength. He rises, falls rather than
dart across the room, his sword in hand.
One blow shiyers the pancs Of his win
dow to atoms: the broken glass lass in
the cool sea breeze and the splendid
song! Both give life to the young man,
and when Claudinc entered the room,
the composer was able to stand. I ten
minutes he had supped in the porter's
lodge, dressed, and come out, to be
borne in triumph back to the theatre,
where that night he heard amid renew
ed applause, his glorious song sung be-
tween every act, and each time gaining
renewed laurcls.
Ten days later, Rougct de L'Isic
was married to Claudine, the prima don
ma Of Marseilles; and the young compo-
ser, in gratitude to her and her country
men changed the name OF his song, and
called it by the name it is still known
by--"LA MARsEILLA1sE !"
The death of George Washington
Lafayette, son of Gen. Lafayette, is
announced by letter from Paris. He
accompanied his father to the United
States, and dcservedly shared the man
ifcstations and regards Of the American
people. His dissolution took place a,
Lagrange, the family scat. The corpse
was brought to the small private GENE
terry within tic walls Of the ancient con
vent of Piopus. where rcposc the dead
Of several noble familes-Dc Noaillcs
Dc Grammont, Lamoignon, and others.
On this spot, under simple tomb, lies
Gen. Lafayette. About two hundred
of the immediate relatives, friends and
acqnaintanccs of the deceased son wit
messed the obsequies. Rain fell in tor
rents during the whole ceremony
This increased the gloom of the scene,
and near were the scpulchres of several
victims of the Reign of Terror. =
George Washington Lafayette was dur.
ing the stormicst days of the first levo.
luton, member of the family of Gen.
Washington, by whom he was formally
adopted.
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TIE AUTHOR OF SHIRLEY The
novel of Shirley, published as the pro.
daetion of Currer Bell is said to have
been written by Miss Bronte, lady
of Bradford. in Yorkshire, who is Of
course the author Of Jane Eyre also.
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MILLEDGEvILLE FAcToRY.-Thc
Millcdgevillc Manufacturing Company
have declared dividend of 10 pr cent.
on its operations for the previous six
months, payable 1st proximo. This
factory began It's operations on com
raritivcly small scale, gradually inclcas-
ing its spindlcs and looms, until now it
has in use machinery nearly equal to
the full capacity Of its power, and the
extent Of its buildings. = lUiNcagewNc
Recorder.
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Progress IL the EGst Working
models Of railways, locomotive engines,
and electric tclcgrarhs have been order
cd from England for the use Of the
Mahratta sovereign, whose curiosity has
been aroused by what he had heard of
those wonders. a1
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A CHEROKEE LAW, passed at their
late council, makes it the duty If the
slcsi!ls Of the several districts, each, to
summon a guard of four men to assist
IN searching for whiskey, and. if found
to spill it upon the ground. All the
murders committed III the nation are
caused by the use Of whiskcy.
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PAINTING AND BUILDING. lit WAS
q very just remark of an eminent au-
thor: The work of the person who
builds begin Immediately to decay;
while fireworks of him who plants com
mencc Immediately to improye.' Lord
Bacon also remarked; tWhen nations
arrive at ciyility and elegance, men
come to build stately sooner than to gar
den finely, as if gardening were the
greater pcrfection.'
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RUN Az y T. & X % l.. :.
FIFTY DOLLARS REV ARD

ulAS AWAY or ah-condri iIem ir SUB fr't. ' ~"
IL su.i $50 two Negro Men named "o5iS ""' VIC o''
BOB .,.,, T., =. r.shy about five il. -
Ia ~ wears oil front tecth oh' "cIk7
~, sneak .!o~ oS.n -. ai has SEQ
~ IT, .i.r p Moses when e icli blue iiniey ,"oh'
In y,y l.ts la a yer. >,"n "oka uafn o. cray hd on ~
r,,h SHE Of ms head. Moses earned i'oh' pn e'uMt
is Richmond "a wh..r lie purchased Joab Robertson OF
l,aswc.l county. y. & 80. ,..,. ..,,,l.>ion near
,b,,v ak yea old and weigh. Go ''ryitd "n'h hs"
=, ~ snras whsers "hrn II" let LIS ui' co..
-. ~ white Lomps,,un irurk Ian'An.@" iae 81
cl,nol 10 he IA a toci H. carried ir" Hanover '""" "
gn, i, Richmond and there sod To DR. h"' -. 49,, ,sso
Tin. Nesr,e. purchased by me on the .''h 81 i ~
from Joab R,bcreon. The rrI'" "i t1. - Moe
y hey hoy. a,trmpcd reach hen "rner home ofe "'
nn,iio ,a,a,y 81 Bob ano'rr coin' =,
.ss reward 81 go ~ olrcei l"r .ach 81 VIZ '''
'.srl W any ,.ti,. il, th Atr s5 the reward Al hrs' at
erei. only will he paii -,,..,.:.,,
- Any information '""'"''''' PRESTON WORTHY
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ron SiIE ny J. ". RANDOLPH, Ger 90
rs SKIOLD SURGERY, or Hints GA Em'E5eneies b? J. r
| Builder. Pocket Companion. by A. C. Smeaon; 81
Tie to.ae Maker and Uphos;eers Companion BY stokes
f.ai Works 6: raoma Gray edited. with memoir, by H.
sa: ;'i,s $50
.ras.. Spencer. first Greek Book, n-w eii'on; 5c
": >.'uc, wil Prophets u. Apostles. SERIES OF eighteen
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