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SAIL LOFT.

SAIL LOFT.
IN THE CAPACIOUS BUILDING FOR
i merly occupied by Z. BENT, Esq, on Broddcdy
near the King's Palace. Sails made the most ap.
proved plan, and Repairs neatly and expeditousy
executed. ROPE, DUCK, THIMBLES, TWINE,
and Second Hand Sails, constantly on hand and for
sale. oct20 6m 23* CHA'S A. TANER.
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PAT ANDerHE STEAM ENGrNE.--An Irish
man. day or two since, who has been often
and proftaoly employed as stevedore, was
inteniIy gazing at a steam engine that was
whizzing away at a swift rate, doing his
work for him and lifting the cotton out OF the
hold Of ship quicker than you can say,
stJack Robinson. Pats anger was up and
he exclaimed |" Choog, choog, spet. spet
-stame il and be bothered, ye ould child o
Satan, that ye are! Ye may do the work OF
twenty FIVE fellers-and take the bread out ~
an Jrishman's mouth, but ye can't rofe, old
blazer, mind that. will ye'"-[Nev Orleans
Bee.
A gentlemen looking upon an extensive con-
Hacration, expressed his surprise in three w"rds'
each the ,.n:nc Of an English author '' Dickens,
Howitt, Dur,Is.''
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BLACKSMITHING!
.IOSPNh lI4ifch

MOULD respectfully notify his friends
w and the public that he still continues the
above business at the old stand the premises Of
Jas Robinson & Co., where he is prepared to exc
cute all orders in his line. Particular attention Civ
en- to ships work. [oct6 2i 6m
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JOHN ANDREWS,
DOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER

T1IDJ1 AND SffUE- HttINCT ~ . 'c1.I''
ID next door TO the coral bull ding, Broadway, mas
On hand superior STOCK of lie ather, and those who
t,vor him with their work may depend on having
GOOD article Also, superior Kip Boots on hand
suitable for California, made of English kip.
Feb 16. 7'-"
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A CALENDER OF STRAws-We are not
only pleased but turned by feather. The
history of man is a calendar of straws.-
If the nose Of Cleopatra had been shorter,
said Pascal in his brilliant way, Antony
might have kept the world. The Moham-
medans have tradition that when their
prophet concealed himself in mount Shur,
his pursuers we're bafied by SPIDERS web
over the mouth of the cave. The shadows
of leaves in water, then, are to me so many
lessons in life call 10 mind Demosthenes,
rushing from the Athenan assembly, burn
ing with shame, and in the moment of indig-
nation encountered by Satyrus: it was the
apparition of his good spirit, and changed
his fortune. The Kisses of his countrymen
melted into distance. He learns the art Of
elocution, and when he next ascended the
bema his lip was roughened by no grit of the
pebble. Again, Socrates meeting ZenoPhon
in narrow gate way, stopped him by ex-
tending his stick across the path and inqui-
ring, Z" How a man might attain to virtue
and honor!" Zenopbon could not answer,
and the philosopher bidding him follow. be-
came thenceforward his master in ethics
These incidents were shadows Of leaves on
the stream but they conducted Demosthe-
nes into the temple of eloquence, and placed
Zenophon by the side of Livy. We have
pleasing examples near home. Evelyn,
sauntering along a meadow near Says
Court, loitered TO look in at the window of a
lonely matched house, where young man
was carving cartoon Of Tintoret. He re-
quested PERMISSION to enter, and soon re-
commended the artist to King Charles the
Second. From that day the name of Gibbon
belonged to his country. Gibbon walks by
night among the ruins Of Roman grandeur,
and conceives his prose epic; Thorwaldsen
sees boy setting on the steps of house,
and goes home to model Mercury. Opie
bends over the shoulder of a companion
drawing butterfly, and rises up painter;
Giotto sketches sheep on stone, which
attracts the notice of Cimabue passing by
that way; and the rude shepherd boy is i'm
mortalized by Dante. Milton Tetires TO Chal-
font; and that refuge from the plague gives
to us Paradise Regained. Lady Austin
points to a sofa, and Cowper creates the
Task; a DISPUTE about a music-book AVA
kens the hamor Of the Lutrin; and an apoth-
ecary's quarrel produces the Dispensary--
The ChanceEor's installation was approach
ing, and Gray had promised to compose the
ode. but he could not think Of beginning.
A friend calls at his rooms, and is received
with the startling salutation,
HINGE ayaurt tits holy Ground
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IMPORTANCE OF PUNCTUAMTY.

IMPORTANCE OF PUNCfUAIITY.
Method is the very hinge of business; and
there is no method without punctuality 1t
is important because it subserves the peace
and good temper of family; the want of it
not only iniringes on necessary duty but
sometimes excludes this duty. The caImness
of mind which it produces is another advan-
tage of punctualty; disorderly man is in
a hurry; he has no time TO speak to you, be-
cause he is going elsewhere; and when he
gets there he is too late for his business; or
he must hurry away before he can finish it,
Punstuality gives weight to character
g Such man has mace an appointment; !;
then know he will keep it," And this gen.
crates punctuality in you; for like other vir-
tues ii propagates itself Servants and chill
dren must be punctual where their leader is
so. Appointments. indeed, become debts
owe you punctuaIity, if nave made an ap-
pointment with you; and have no right to
throw away your time, if do my own.
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Country Residence For Sale
-sssxss. a convenient Family Dwelling

SkSS. y COnVBUItfIt i Unity II" .
,S& house for sale in Nuuanu Valley, lew
4%4fF hundred Yards of the main road, com,
mandinc extensive views both seaward
q ;,i,nd. and about ten minutes easy ride from the
anu IF Honolulu 1t contains eight rooms OF the
pta,.;nr d;mensions-one room 22x2ift, one room
or one room lsxI4t, two rooms isxi2h each
one room 24xlsft, room, lsxis, one room 2zAslL
one ,UH Iaai long in front, and extending nearly
ali round the premises; detached cook'ng housg,
servants house, stall stable harness nate.
nd IN Excellent order The grounds comprise
a's n srea % Of nearly acres. including Garden " "
s,nn, ,as,efnlIy laid OUT and Grapery. both o.
which are stocked with an excellent seeei,oI
HEALTHY young fruit trees. For further Paf''"''''
apply TO r.NJON & co.
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is filled, the contents are discharged bv a
suction pipe, or other means; and not only
the solid particles, but the water may be re-
moved to depth of thirty feet. A success
sion Of tubes may be added to the first by
means of screws, fanges, or other JOINTS
The shape of the tubes may be cylindrical,
angular or conical, SO as to fit each other,
and form continuous line or wall The
tubes may be foated to any spot, and there
sucked dAwn-thus penetrating any sand or
single that may occur, SO as TO secure firm
foundation in any bottom. After nearly one
hundred experiments on cements. setting in
or under salt water, some cheap varieties
have been found which unite single and
large stones into perfectly solid rock. In
TO this composition masts or wrought iron
bars may be inserted; and the weight such
structure will sustain is shown, by expert
ment, TO be enormous Thus, nineteen piles
of one foot in diameter, support a pier of the
stone viaduct erected by the Chester and
Hoyhea Railway Company, over branch
of the sea in Anglesea.
A tube Of two feet and half diameter
was forced, by Dr. Potfs's process, thirty
FIVE feet into the Goodwin sands, where Ad-
miral Beaufort could only force down steel
bar eight feet with sledge hammer Capt
ain Bullock, of the royal navy, found that
pointed iron rod of three inches in diameter,
at the depth of thirteen feet in the sand, took
forty six blows of a monkey of one hundred
weight, with ten feet fall, to drive in one inch.
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Hence, avahLt Us h0Iy grOulIu
The visitor is alarmed, but the poem IS COM
menced That slight circumstance, knock
at the door. was the KEY to splendid cham
ber of WiiImot's Journal.
Polynesian., 1850-02-23

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TO THE PUBLIC

WILL continue the GROCERY BU-
= SlNESS in the house formerly &C.
cupled by BIalock g. Thompson, where
will keep on hand a good assortment
Of fine
LIQUORS. WINES, SO.
Persons wishing to purchase a fine
article, for medical or other purposes
would do we'll to call. Also a variety Of
Family q OCeTteS,
Consisting in part of
FLOUR, BACON MACKEREL Ma. 4.
sHAD, Conn; GOA RISE & FINE SALT.
TuekS Island do, Whit Wine a. Cider
Vinegar, Double refined Loaf Sugar, No.
4 do, Soap and Starch, London pale Ale,
Cider, Lemon Syrup, Raspberry Vinegar,
Best chewing Tobacco, Inferior do, Fins
Havanna Segars, Boston Nails, &c. &c.
All Of which will be sold low for CASH,
April 27.d0.tf G THOMPSON.
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MARSHAL'S. SALE.

Walton & Co. In The Circuit Court %
John D King, Milton Southern District Of
King, Edwin K;rlley, Misasappt-To No
and James Flowers Uember Term, 1850.
WPY virtue Of the above stated writ Of
- plUries feri facids, to me directed
from the honorable Circuit Court Of the
United States for the Southern District
Of Mississippi, | will sell, at public auc-
ton, to tho highest bidder, for cash, OH
the f,Mrh Monday the 29M day Of DC.
tOber, 1850, before the Court house door,
in the town OF Canton@eounty Of Mad,
Ison, State Of Mississippi, within the
hours prescribed by law, the following
described property, to wit:
East half northeast quarter, section
80; south half west half northeast quar-
ter, section 90; west half southeast quar-
ter, section 81; and west half northwest
quarter, section q. ALI of Township 7,
range 2 east, lying in Madison county.
Levied on as the property of defend.
ant, John D. King. and will be sold to sat
isfy the above stated case md all costs.
FIELDING DAVIS,
Marshal SputheTn Dist. Miss.
By RICHARD FLETCHER, D.. N.
Sept. IA, 1850, 2-tds.
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THE ARTESIAN SPRINGS.

AgAAA Az IA AELa
NHESE Springs, situated in Madison
County 20 miles Northeast OF Can.
ton, will be open for the reception Of
visitors On the 18th May next, Gen. r.
Y McMackin, we'll known 10 the travel.
ling and reading public as thsbest land.
lord Of TIE South, will have the superin-
tendence and management under his en-.
tire control. This is a sufficient guaran.
Tee Tor the comfort Of the visitors. We
have erected and 10 the course erection
buildings sufficiently spacious to accom-
MEDIATE five hundred persons in all
comfort, and also a number Of double
cottages which will be rented to famil.
les by the month or season. here
will also be a large Ball Room and Band
Of music, Tenpin Alley and Billiard
Tables, for amusement and exercise,
and a Bar room we'll furnished with the
choicest creature comforts"
We have made arrangements with
Mr.. Ledbetter, the en.erprising contrac.
tor of the Yazoo City, Lexington and
Benton Stage line, who will promptly
convey all passengers from those points
10 the Springs.
Passengers by way OF Canton. will
be Immediately conveyed to the Springs
by Mr.. Jesse P. Brown, in coach and
hack, with speed and perfect safety.
These Springs are situated on the
Ridge which lies between the Big Black
and Pearl, in a high rolling country and
on the immediate border OF the pine re
gion, and the proprietors feel fully just
flied from their own observation, from
the estimation Of that portion of the
public 10 whom the beneficial effects oil
their waters are known, and from the
concurrent testimony of many inteIli.
gent gentlemen Of the medi al profession
under whose recommendation and obser.
walton they have been used, in recon.
mending them, in all cases in which ton.
les are indicated, but especially in all ca.
ses connected with a debilitated condition
" Inc dleesliVe organs, IN diseases oil
the mucous tissues, embracing Dyson.
te.y, Diarrh@a, and especially summer
diseases Of children in chronic inflama.
ton Of the bladder, in most diseases O.
the kidneys, especially those attended
with alkaline deposits, in torpor Of the
live, !; as a local application in chronic
Inflammation of the eyes; in diseases o
the skin. both as "a local and interna
remedy; in diseases Of the scalp and
ulcers generally and all diseases of fe.
males, connected with debility.
H, LATHAM.
M. JONES.
G. W. HENDERSON.
Pr prtetors.
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NeW Washington Rofel-

VIE undersigned will open this new
and spacious establishment abont
the goth October, and is now engaged in
furnishing il with entirely new furniture
Of every description, paying special at
Iention to the neatness and comfort Of
the sleeping department. It will be his
aim to make the House equal in ali re-.
sPects p any other Southern Hotel and
the attentions which he will be prepared
to pay to visitors and boardsrs shall moi
fall short Of their complete pleasure and
satisfaction.
The House is finely situated on an
airy eminence, 10 a healthy part Of the
city, and has teen constructed with a
special view TO the purest and most thor.
ough ventilation. II commands an en-.
lenslVe view Of the river, is precisely
ceptral as regards the BUSH ess of the
place, and is entirely convenient in ref
erence TO the railroad and steamboat
landings. The proprietor opens the
House with the determination that all its
departments shall be as perfect as pains
and expense can make them, while the
establishment remains under his charge.
and invites a liberal test oil his ability 10
fulfil a promise. H. H. SIMMONS.
Vicksburg, Sept. 90, 1850. Sin
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given hat vii
II at the November Term, 1850
of the Probate Court Of Madison couH.
ty, Mississippi, present my account
for final settlement and allowance on
the estate Of Thompson Collins, non com
Pus, when and where those interested
can attend.
HENRY R COULTER, Guardian,
September 2, 1850. l-3t
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MARsHAL,s SALE,


Downer & Co. IN The Circuit Court U
IS. States, Southern Dist,
Chas B. Green, Mississippi. - TO NoU
RY virtue Of the above stated writ o
ne pls. Vendi. Exponas to me direct.
ed from the Hon. Circuit Court of Mis-.
sissipi, | will sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder, for cash on the 4th
Monday, The 28h day of October. / so,
before the Court house door, in the town
of Ctnton, county Of Madison, State of
Mississippi, within the hours prescribed
by law, the following described proper.
ty, to-wit:
East half southeast qua rter section GO;
east half southeast quarter and east half
northeast quarter, east half northwest
quarter, west half southwest quarter,
east half southwest quarter and west half
southeast quarter in section % all oil
section 26; West half southeast quarter,
east half north west quarter. east half
northeast quarter, west half south west
quarter, west hall oil northwest quarter,
east half southwest quarter, west half
n%ortheast quarter in section IS ; east
half northeast quarter and east half Of
southeast quarter in section 81; east half
northeast quarter in section "a, all in
township 8 range | west, West half of
north west quarter, east hall of northwest
quarter and west half of southwest quar-
ter in section 2township 7 range l west;
in all amounting to 1927 acres, more or
less, lying in Madison county, and
known as the Mt. Olympus Place."
Levied on as the proper ty of defend.
AMI, Charles B. Green, and will be sold
10 satisfy the above stated case and all
costs. FIELDING DAVIS,
Marshal Southern Dist. Miss.
By RICHARD FLETCHER, D. M.
Sept. IA, 1850. 2-tds
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EXECUTORS SALE.

ny Virtue Of an order from the
- Honorable Probate Court Of Mad.
ison County, Mississippi, will on
Monday, The l4th day Of October, nert.
At my residence 10 miles south Of Can
ton, sell all the personal estate Of Ma
ria L. Haley, deceased; consisting Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Fam.
lily Utensils, Stock, &c. &c.-on a credit
of six monlds-the purchaser to give
bond with approved security.
D. w. HALEY, Executor.
Canton, Sept 6. 1850
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NTarshaI,s Sale.

Nv. Arthur q COL Circuit Court y States,
ne Southern District of
g.. M,ssiSHppi- TO No
James II. Scott. BENDER Term, 1850.
10y virtue Of the above stated wrils
- Of Fieri Facias to me directed from
the Honorable Circuit Court Of the Unit
ed Stats for the Southern District Of
Mississippi, | will sell at auction, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash, on The first
Monday, the h day Of October, 1850,
before the Court House door, in the town
of Canton, county Of Madison, State of
Mississippi, within the hours prescrib-
ed by law, the following described prop
erty, to-wit;
Fast half Of southeast quarter, south
half ofeist ha!fof northeast quarter sec.
81. South half Of west half of southeast
quarter, east half of west half of south.
east quarter sec. 81. South half of east
half northwest quarter sec. 81, Town
ship II Range 4 east North half of
northeast quarter; aud northwest quar-
ter sec. 6 township 10 range 4 east
East half Of northeast quarter sec. 1
township 10 range 8 east. South half
northeast quarter sec. 6 township 10
range 4 east, except 90 acres to be taken
off the south side of said tract,
Levied on as the property of defend
ant, James II. Scott, and will be sold to
satisfy the above stated case and all
costs. FIELDING DAVIS,
Marshal Southern Dist MI,
By R. FLETCHER,
Deputy Marshal.
August 81, 1860. 52-tds
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ADMlNIsrRAToR,s NOTICE.

r ETTERS of administration having
been granted TO the undersigned al
the July Term, 1850, Of the Probate
Court of dadison county, Mississippi,
on the estate of NorvaI r. Cranberry,
decd, all persons indebted TO said estate
are notified 10 come forward and make
immediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate, will present
them legally authenticated within the
time prescribed by law or they will be
forever barred.
NATHAN l.. TABER,
= admir- with the Will annexed.
Aug. II, 1850. 5O-6t
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RrnAns.-The House on the
lived 4 message from the Pres
rsfsd States as followo'
sn5 House Of RPr'''n'Gii's,'
ia,o,med that i. is the wish Of
,sl'lives Of the late lamsni0d
Halted States that his temains
VA 10 the State OF Kentucky,
M, or munilesling the most
.,.roupi respsO. iof the character
.l..a. n which | have no doubt
m INV concab ! have felt i to be
-As known 10 you the wishes Of
M yoa might, previous to Your
.Isu,such proceedings and take
!. ,bs subject as 10 your wisdom
\, M proper on the occasion.
WILLARD
Sept. %, 1850.
I. Il Nj. vin,on, the message was
!. Committee Of Ways and Means,
d b printed.
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GUARDIANS ! e,

n pursuance Of a decree of the Pro.
L bate Court Of Madison county, Mis-
sissippi, made at the September Term of
1850, the undersigned, as Guardian Of
WILLIAM H. SLAUGHTER, Jr., will
ofer for sale, before the Court house door
of said county, on Monday, the cath day
of October next, on a credit Of one year,
tie 70 flowing described tract or parcel
Of land, situate, lying and being in said
county Of Madison, to. wit: The w: 4 Of
S. W. ! sec. e., t. 9, R. 8 East; also,
% 43.lOO acres, adjoining the same,
bounded as follows: Beginning at the
N. W. corner Of said above described
tract, thence North "A chains, thrnce
East 40 chains, thence South Fl chains
10 links. thence West 40 chains to the
beginning; containing in all 1902 43. 100
acres, more or less. Bond and approved
security will be required Of the pur.
chaser. LEWIS G. SLAUGHTER,
Guardian of VIM. H. SLAUGHTER, JT.
Canton, Sept, IL, l850-3t
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plantation and FAMILY Medicines.

Plantation and Family Medicines.
TTIHE undersigned are at all times pre-
y pared to fill orders for MEDICINES
for PLANTATION and FAMILY use, with
articles If superior quality, which they
will warrant PURE and FRESH, and put
them up in such a manner as 10 be safe
" kept, and convenient for use. Our
friends, and the public are solicited to
call, or send their orders, which will
receive prompt and careful attention.
Sept ia PRlESTLEY & MOSBY.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that will.
IN at the November Term 1850, OF the
Probate court Of Madison rounty, Miss.
present my accoun! for my final settle
men, and allowance on the estate Of
James P HarrigilI, deceased. when and
where those interested can attend.
STARKIE COLLINS, Admir-.
Sept. 8, go l-8.
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LN" H-
npsssh at this place Judge sharkey
dihs was prevented from preparing
. ne Nashville Convention address
,ddsntion that for moral force that
tVsrdsnt upon its unanimity -lha',
October Convention ii vas intended
an effect upon Congress favorable
In tights, and that such efforts would
have been lost BY divided cOunseIs.
trying in vain to defend the ad~
submitted to il at the nsk Of having
individual opinions misunderstood.
Vicks6urg Wing.
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NEW GOODS, BY EXPRESS.

NEW GOODS, BY EXPRESS.
ID HARRINGTON has the pleasure
to inform the citizens oil Canton,
and the public generally, that he has just
received, direct from New York, a hand
some assortment of FANCY GOODS
which he will sell low. Consisting in
part Of
Rich changeable Chameleon and Chene
Silks;
Rich black figured do;
Plain black Silk for aprons & dresses;
Jenny Linds', a new article for Ladies'
dresses;
Rich Bonnet and Belt Ribbons;
Rich Cap do;
Worked Collars and Cuffs;
Worked Under-sieeves;
Ladies' fine Grass Linen Hd'kfs;
Ladies' and Gents black and colored
Kid Gloves;
Ladies' black and cold Pic Mic do;
Ladies' and Gents Silk Vests;
A handsome assortment oil fancy Silk
Nesting.
Sept. IA, 1850. by
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r.,mra.-GOv. seabrOok declines
~ session Of the legislature OF
"a sives his reasons in a letter ad-
r.'cdL inc. A Leland, which is pob-
,ts Charleston Mercury. He says
!. .odosive reasons exist why South
,sord DO deliberate and wary in her
n. 4 false step on her part, at this
,i,b ruin the cause in which the
i.st .mbarked." lie appears TO be
saSu.h Carolina should take the
\, MuiOn movement, and suggests
\, ,hould follow in the wake Of
wuagsr sisters. She was once
,awl Trap, and lost her tail: hence
SahrOn.
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Fresh and Select Medicines.

h WE are just receiving, from
- Mew York and Phizadeiphia a
superior assortment of DRUGS,
- MEDICINES, &C., Fresh and
P~re-embracing most articles usually
found in Drug Stores. Being determined
10 deal in the best Medicines, and buying,
as we do, Of the Importers and AGmufac.
t~rers- reliable houses, at once respect
able and responsible, those sold by US
may be confidently relied upon = We
Warrant them such as represented.
Our stock shall be kept complete, by
fresh supplies from the best markets, as
often as required.
Thankfui for past f~avors, we solicit a
continuance Of the same from all pay.
ing dealers, and pledge ourselves that
prices shall be as losO as similar articles
can be offered in the State.
Cash dealers will always find it to
their interest to call at the sign OF "THE
GOLDEN MORTAR"
July 4 PR ESTLEY & MOSBY.
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4iog o. Saturday last at Raymond
9Po'ed to the late acts Of Congress
Yarn from those present, but a slim
~ ln0' l. GuiOn and Attorney Cen
%n'ddss'ed the meeting. Judge P.
F'la' did not speaks though an
the bills Of the day."-SOuMron.