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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-16

The Senate will stand ~ Democrats q Wings and the
House IS Democrats to IS Whigs-making FOURTEEN
Democratic majority on joint ballot.
will be on reference to our table that Col Reds
not heard FROM and majority counted for Col Reid in
Yancy and for Gov Manly in Gates Add the vote of Cad
Gates they BEFORE and COL Reid will have a 973
and Gov Manly Al 1856. Gov Manlys vote will be about
AZ O00 and Col Reid's about 45, 900.
Col received 800 votes than he received
400 than Gov Manly received in ls4S-l7OO
more than Mr. Clay received in 1S-and 500 than
Cen Taylor got 1913. The whole for Reid and
Manly the present election will be 800 than it
was in 1913.
What q glorious victory!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-16

: 1,a,e,al aud unofficial Vote OF North-Caroina.
We present below, in tabular form, the vote OF NJ
C.rol;na cast for Governor the first thursday OF
A,oust. 1913 and 1850. Catawba and Castor, (a)
votes with Lincoln; Mcdowell 90 with Burke; I'm
ION ri with Mecklenburg; Alamance I'D with Or
onoe ; Forsythe (e) with Stokes; Watauga % with
Ashe.
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APrrdlet,on Fulflled.

In glancing over the files of the Journal, we find
in the paper of the 18th of August l848 the follow
ing prediction which forms the conclusion OF an ar
ticle on Col REID After referring to the character
and services of that gentleman and the gallant run
which he had made in the election OF that year, it
goes on to say "Whether elected or defeated, he
will always bear with him the respect and admira-
ton of the Republican party. If he does not fill the
Gubern0torial Char the 1st Of January lo49, he
arH do so on the LIST Of January: 1851 We wish this
to be remembered"
Would that the hand which penned these lines
were here to record the glorious fullment of their
prophecy; but the unerring DEGREES of Providence
have ordained it otherwise, and we must submit In
reading them however, the past comes up before our
mind in all its strength and we feel that the former
Editor of this paper, though dead yet speaketh -
and that the words which, in lS48 were but the an
ticpations of the future, have, in $780, become the
realities of the present
REcE1vED.-The August number of the Democrat
ic Review. It contains a number of able articles
and continues faithful the of Southern Rights
DEATH AT SEA.-By letter received in this town
dated Taleahuna, Chilli June l, 1850, we learn thai
Mrs. BRAMLEr, passenger on board the Brig Bour-
on the 23d of last April when about thirteen days
out from Rio. She was taken on the 18th The ma
ture of the disease is not stated. The body in
TERED in the great Deep with the ceremonies usual
| in such cases
GEN. TArLoR's EsTATE.-Messrs. MUNsEI1, WHITE
& Co., who have been Gen. TAYLoRs pecunary a"
gents for twenty-five years, contradict the reports in
regard to the embarrassed state of General TArLoRs
property. They say that he died worth 100000
and did not owe dollar in the world. They do moi
think that he ever signed note in his life.
BLADEN CoUNTY-A CoRREcT1os.-Tn our last
weeks report of the elections, pvt down Mr.. MEL
WIN, the Sheriff elect in Bladen, Fed. We were
led into this mistake from reading the grandiloquen
communication in the Commercial, which claimed hi
election as Wing triumph. Such We learn is moi
the fact. Mr. MELVIN, on the LIST instant, voted the
Democratic ticket throughout. glorious Whie
| triumph, indeed!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-16

YANKEE SULLIvAN, the notorious prizc-fghter, is
reported to have been shot at Sacramento City by
man whom he struck with his fist
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36' ALL 4o656| 1914 1857
854I 1855
North Carolina Legislature.

North Carolina Legislature.
BaF>We publish below a summing up of the gains
and losses in the Legislature, which we copy from
the Raleigh Standard. 1t shows nett democratic
gain of 7, and of whig loss which will make diff
ference in the vote of IA on joint ballot. The ma
jority on joint ballot will be pretty much as we es
timated that it would be, say about 10. When We
get corrected list of the members elect, we will
publish it for reference. We shall not again repub
sh our table of the vote in the Governors election
until we can obtain the official returns complete.
From the Standard.
The Final Result.
Enough has been heard from to enable us to determine
with some certainty how the two parties will stand in the
next Legislature and what Col Reids majority will be fol
Governor. The gains and losses are as follows:
DEMOCRATIC GAINS
Granville, Senator. ..'..... !
Chatham, CommOner. 1
ChOwan, one CommOner %. 90. .'.' '''''''
Davidson, Senator. ....'...
Orange. one Commoner. 80. .....
Perquimans, one CommOner. .........
Pitt, one COmmoncr 1
Washington, one COmmOner.
Stokes, two Commoners
Burke and Mcdowell, one COmmoner. .....- l
Surry, COmmOner.
Wilkes, one Commoner ..........I
IA
Gates, CommOner
Columbus, one COmmoner ..........1
Dayie. Commoner
Greene, Commoner.
Mecklenburg, one COmmoner.
Granville, one Commoner. ............l
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From the Columbus Enquirer.


Mr.. PEA In the absence of any response
to your request as to the result of experiments in
the culture of Rutabaga Turneps," you may use this
as you think proper.
sowed broadcast, about the 18th of August last
of seed purchased of you part of well MANFRED
w-pen filling out the balance of the lot with White
Dutch, and common variety. We hOed and
thinned out once only. By the first of September
we commenced using the White Dutch, and contin-
ued to do so until they we're gone, had previ-
ously them rot after they had matured. By
the middle of October commenced using the Ru-
tabagas-two three of which made large dish
for good sized family, and by the last of November
they would have measured from eighteen to twenty
four inches in circumference They had grown so
duced to hill them up, and such not used
remained in the ground until the last of May when
they freely eaten by the hogs. They furnished
during the fall winter, and spring, abundance of
superior salad whilst they in all respects the
most desirable Turnep for table stock that have
ever raised. B. A. SORSBY.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-16
lat o glorious victOrY!
The Cholera.

Last week the cholera made its appearance at
Harpers Ferry, Va, as many seven having died
in one day The excitement was intense, and eve
rybody leaving the place. All the hands at the ar
mory had stopped work. being driven out by the fear
of the disease.
At Louisville one hundred and twenty-five persons
died of cholera on the week ending July 28th. Last
week the deaths were at the same rate.
At Pittsburg the sickness is abating.
At Chicago, on the 3Oth of July, there were twen-
ty deaths from cholera, and at other points the
lakes and western rivers the disease is or less
prevalent
INDIANA AND KENTUCKY Observation-Disclosures
have been held in the States of Indiana and Ken
lucky, for members of the Legislature. In Indiana
the democrats have made gains, which will
swell their majority in the Legislature which last
year was about twenty on joint ballot In Kentucky
there seems to have been gains also for the de-
mocrats, but not enough to change the complexion
of the State, which is whig as usual.
POPULATION OF PITTsBuRG-lt appears from the
census now being taken that the population of Pitts
burg and the surrounding towns is about 81 760 per-
sons and of the county, 142 100 It is believed that
the population of Ptsburg and its enyrons has dou-
| :, led since 1910.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-16

TURNEPs.-Now is the time to sow Turneps where
it has not been done the ground should be well
broken deep and loose, and manured-that from
the cowyard is best drilling is the better plan, but
few will follow it, supposing that fer will not
make anYthing=trY It and see
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-16

Missouri ELECTIoNs.-On Monday, the 5th inst,
an election held in Missouri for members of Con-
gress and of the next Legislature. Owing to dissen.
sons in the Democratic ranks produced by the trail
torous course of Col. BENTON, it appears that the
Wings have carried everything. 1t is probable that
Wing Senator will be chosen in place of Mr.. BEN
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-16

An urchin in a country school, was reading the
verse in the New Testament which reads thus =
And he saw Abraham afar off with Lazarus in his
bosom" The boy gravely SPELLED it out thus: " And
he saw-a- broom afar-o with leather earsn Boston"
Vermont Sentinel.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-16

LEAP ALMOST INcREDIBLE.-One of the most ex-
traordinary feats record, says the Pottsvie En-
porum, was performed on Friday evening last by
small sorrel mare, belonging to Mr.. Zimmerman llv-
cry stable keeper, in Minersville LebbeOus hughes
son of E. Huges, Esq, aged about II years, was n
ding the mare, when she became frightened and ran
away with him; she ran up the railroad to where it
crosses Wolf creek, just above the shop Of Mr. VIM
De Haven at which the plank had had been ss ot
Here as if fearful of attempting the leap she STOP
ped suddenly for a moment, and then gathering all
her energies, cleared the space at single bound.
We would hardly believe such feat possible had
it not been witnessed by several persons, who mme
diately measured the distance jumped and found 10
be tpentseuen feet Neither horse nor rider were IN
jured by the wonderful exploit.
There is single religious congregation on Long
Island which contains five persons over Ioo years
age, eighteen over 90, ffty-one over so, and forty
five over 70.
Gratitude for favors shown, is the Distinguishing
trait Of truly noble mind
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-16

ANEcDoTE OF SIR ROBERT PEEL.-An anecdote
was told of Sir Robert Peel after the French
throws upon his general and motive of action
is we'll worth reproduction On the night the
news arrived of that revolution, popular member
of the House of Commons had occasion to consult
ished made an allusion to what had just taken place
in France. "These," said he, are startling times
the events in France are startling" They are"
replied Sir Robert Peel. "This comes of ruling by
mere ministerial majorites the at my back
would have me pursue the same course, but knew
better ~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-16

REcE1vED.-The August number of the Democrat
ic Review. It contains number of able articles,
and continues faithful to the of Southern Rights
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-16

New STATE.-It is proposed to form new State
out of the upper peninsula of Michigan, to be called
SUPERIOR resolution to that effect having been
introduced into the Michigan Constitutional Conven-
ton. The portion out of which it is proposed to form
the State Territory is that part of the State
of Michigan lying north of Wisconsin, and between
7 10 Micb;ran and 10 Supar;or
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-16

Enough has been heard from to enable to determine
with some certainty how the parties will stand in the
Legislature and what Col Reds majority will be for
Governor. The gains and losses are as follows:
Washington telegraph., 1850-12-18
SCHOOL BOOKS

" the --latest aud must appfnNrl auhei' an" 'a',
ton. ean...iInr af An,hen, farulat 'ss,'sai
warks. ursfp. w, q. NAi.u.l, lacohs hi'i ',rf'A
Rsadst. Nfaslds ~ aud % ..fr's aud l.ailu
rfa.r Composition. AndrS aud A'atldsrds l'itin
t,fammaf. usyu's laz.iral ~'uHs, l'ain'i ''dss'
.r., Nanophau's Nnahh.is INWp'd.a, tis, etc
na.ir. MathtiusiiJ al Nolkt,l fetufts GA holsaN p
Mfs IIutola.s NalutaI rhtasuplA 4 lhsu'hsis t.a'
ue5tinnal Gonr-s. Elements oi Chemistry hN ih'
.4mr, NsnIH,isss 4 enter al Rsafl1 :. i'e.s'uel' =
I.i ~. 81. I,h aud 18th Rsaa'f., Gnsg t'heli :
IL. ~. ~, lth anH 18th Hsa,iss fafl'>'s 1t. ID
aud "a naak ui History. Nth stsst na"ii.f :
uf uihafs Toe ir,ilan- 10 insHlinu sre'l"d i'.in
catalogue piapsfHu Il, ih. fuusrals 81 li5e Naie
,na tsiaalr N,mu,ts Of III. lla'r.
\ larrr zad .s#irri as-urim'ui ui siaaen'S
Fur eap anu fusl Ruled fapai, iif'ntd FaIsrf
INIT rspat. QaI'., hsstants. his'I fs,' aud
Ilalarrz. N.ni hsssf. hlank Hoks el al A'hs'
,apy. na,ss Nsi.. aHd fsneIs, ufi'r f'nssls
Maiyfs. riu,s Al tie ma.i saPnaf 'aa s'if'
wairr snl,fs. raftiull.-, Iap aud fss' hiAN4af
paprf, = yrt, suprnuf qualt'y,
N.sAmrtan, August -. l-i9-ii.t
Washington telegraph., 1850-12-18
MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

The regular Course oil lectures in the Institute
will commence on the lst OF November, aud eun'
lnuc uu,ll the lust OF February, The Anatomical
Department will be opened aud ready To receive
students by the iirst Of prtohet The Medical
Department willhr under the direction OF the fol.
lowing
PROFESSORS;
J CoNQursr GBoss, VI u, proiessos Of the
Institutes .! Medicine, aud Medical lurspfu.
drnre.
" B,uu PowFLL NJ, d, Professor Of crtebal
Physiology, Medical Geology aud Mlneralegy,
Il : NENroN. VI, D., Professor al Surgery,
II ! ilrueG, NJ d, Professor VI Theory aud
rArlige OF Medicine.
J. A. WItsoS. ". d, rfoirssor Of ohstcieties
aud Diseases Of Women aud Children,
J. klNG, " d, Professor ol Malrna Mediea
aud Therapeutics,
z fRrru,N, VI D., Professor Of Anatomy,
J. MnroN S.snrgs, A. NJ, VI. D., Professor oi
Chemistry aud Pharmacy
GLlSlQrE LECTURERS:
Mfaiffrs-Ptof. II J lllLrE.
SurHsrg=rfuf Il ;. NrWros
iBaiamIfal DsmoEsifaiaf-E fgrENAS, Nj
The itss Tor full eaurse Of lectures amonst To
Slhh. MaifiouatoH s.. nemonslfaiets Rec
Slh, Graduation, Sah,
fhose desiring further information VIII please
address ii rif letters ,pa.t pad 10 the Dean; aud
students arriving ia lhe cilY will phrase call on
lum Al The Gummntuial liutti,
Il, ) NEWTON " u, DfaRof the Faculty
Washington telegraph., 1850-12-18

The Faculties for intellectual abilities, moral
worth aud professional requirements, will compare
iaYarlhIn with the mn-t distinguished IN Our ruun'
iH Tn medical faculty constitutes al anomaly
r ta.. of any other country all ul them afe lee.
tuTar. aud IIe hH.t Of tHaChsfs
T,usu y In vii contemplate nut geographical
position. and the extent ol our population. can have
NO dnull as 10 Tie eligibility Of cur situation fof
an sntsip,.s II tie kni. As ia the hrallh, IN
cluilug ali ssasons Of the year, We dsny that aHy
oikfI fiis sas mars.
\ cummon rttaf ,asis IN The mluds Of many
>,a.I. f,ialN- "a the place 81 studying msdiolaf'
ihazr Nlu alrud pHetsius among tie dlss a>"s al
llis NJ AID south should fana.aly educate
lhsm,.Isas At q school whose faruliy ate pfaeu.
caliy acquainted Niih those if.rasss
fha ihr public may h. s. 'tsfsd Of ihs Prrma.
n.ur, ai lbs srharl, ar feel 4 au' dhiN In sialr
thai rie Trustees aud Faru''y form apit in
art.u, Nhieh ausuis srl faf is iu'hf" fnersss,
and thai The p-cuist iul,fnal ofssuiEalioa which
uuattis them rannal - int f'unish
D. " VI, KNIT. President
= sfIAs HsmHh's Institute
Washington telegraph., 1850-12-18
General Land .fgcHry.

DANIEL l. WILLIAMS wall scrc alI tlio,r
~ Nbu desire hs SERVICES ls Land Agent n the
Red RyrI Land bsiu6i; NiIl attend pfumpily 10
rlynr taxes, frirrHins forfeited laHds, lorniine
land warrants, Sc. Persons wrhine ihrii land.
pfop'rly drstubrt, eau get plat OF their laud.
and q true description iuf a small lee, will also
draw Deeds mortgages, bonds. b.Il, sale. Articles
uf agreement Sc, Nc IT. experience In ihis
kind oi buslure, prompts him 10 the belief ihat be-
ran give general satisfaction
Washington. f,b, 60 1850 iIif
Washington telegraph., 1850-12-18
FALL 90 -.
TUE sul,z flafs are now -,
up.uiHR ltsu slntk al E4t
fAlt. GOOD>, Va

ATHs. ! llif Hhif# f'NHHA ar w" GNF1
apsnlHR lttH sIntk al Y4t
ftit COO b>, Va
u ~h,eh they iH,ir lh- ailrHl,on IF flaplrFs
lss.s tinoas Sstr purchased b The ptekARs
run hr.i hands "a Ntw ielk. aud Tan he suld At
pliesi that Will glgr rutifr saifiaHhoH5 Say
2.Gia yafis krnry.. i wo'l liiuuga
1000 yards PLAN and Tl4id L4nsr,s' all "ool
hImg,
1900 kafIs heavy i.sp.Il.
Juu p,,r hsaN Negro Blankets,
80 nlu Bed Blankets.
~ p,f Bink,ls iUf Ioals, snins vsEy foe, snd
worth 50 pair
~ bales Shnings and Shesi,ngs,
500 pair heavy Ru,t,ls,
400 pair heavy Zip Bmpn',
GrHis' Boots aud ~hurs of all qualities,
Il.irs', Mi-sr,' and lh'df'n's SHOES,
Sai,uriis. Kentucky Jeans,
, suH-'., al colon,
Wool llNrrd., large assortment,
VIA man, uibrf Ssasou4tls Goods iof l.adrs'
and IsHtlunoB's EtaF,
ilaesus, Rpp~ aud TwiLs.
I.aUk Al uut stock before YOU hny.
McCOl.LrM y FELLOWS.
Cundsu. S-pl, |, 1850 -
Washington telegraph., 1850-12-18
pRs. WILLIAMS & BuRT.

III AVE Just fec'iy'd superior lot 80 Saud and
Ill Black LEAD Curib'r., BlHe Smalis, Ter.
ons-on CnPs, Apolhecays scalrs and wr'shls,
LnlsanIr batteries, nerve and bone hgm-nt,
Tufhnslou's b,lslm, extract pink funl ihcfmumr
irf. lla'i.n o,l haf,- laHcris, Halls double sud
single lfus--, Ihas-', do abdominal supporter,
silver and hfass sprus 'nnrsls, hhir.lp scisHnf..
surgeon. plokrt instrument, Nos. aud =, suss
prhsofy htndtgrs, m'tilie and rum.slsslir nipplr
shields, Moilsl. billsr and pills. sand prpvf, red,
NrIluV and white bronze, Sinds shuapanlll,
ToWn.rnd'@ ssrsupafiliI, race gngor, Clipped
logsoot. y.fd e'., indigo No. l, maidsf Nc l.,
medical saddle bigs, llu,band's masursih, hy.
dfomrirr. guild and silver Iraf, ehuufufufm.
chrome t'r-n and yellow, Iuluhi paste, cupai
,ifni.h patent Int, linsn,d oil, Nhhr lead, aud
every other article usual, found IN a drug store.
Washington, sept ), lsIg.Jj.if
Washington telegraph., 1850-12-18
r T. ~ " ~.

The .n'iF. rh,rr- ff raran. Doard,nl. I.odr.
rur, wasting. ful, Lights. BlatsInr. swans
ai'-pftne", Mn..c, ass u Aun-, Ac,, &C., Will
be- sl'b pr N,M Payment, sll b, f.,uir.d in
advance, ,i that rate. from iA- day VI mtrarrs
Ia the end 0i The Term. From III. frl Monday
ui liuuify=-lo' ''lmPIr-iu the ih,fI Tfdi, Vi
June, .ta,uiy. four week. Il Is 500.
tad.s ifnn crest drt'n,-, u no JT,fer ~,
naming Ia Kentucky during vacation, -,u iind
ihr ma-t comfortable boarding IN th- ianIir. VI
our wealthy farmers, At ~ o r,frc,k. Sruih.
sfu M Nri,m students m,y iand Vt louisville
aud tikr stage, steamboat. ~ rail road To Frank.
luii and l."Auglou; thence n four horc rohclirs
10 the Hue LlrkA Of, they uly ascend the
Ohio 10 Mhy.yille, which is three hoirs si1rc
from ihe Sprng.
1h. place b furnished with rammodors Baths.
aud b. hhpnidutIy supplied with ir.e.lorr. lime.
stone and cl.irfn water of lht hr,l quilfy. luds.
prudent Of the -alphaf spfin.. ani the iilt, aud
anlpluf springs,
Gcorrriown, Nv, Oct %, isiD.
Washington telegraph., 1850-12-18
ma u,EsH.%.
SlpIhIIsizE
suRGEoH

T.. BOURNE. DENTAL SURGEON.
III ANlNG permanently located in Ca'n,'rn Zoe
IL ihg Pmuiir- ai Dt>Ffsrs,s Wdl -t',ud % plft
OF his time IN Ma.luncluu tor the ssmr pi'pa,r
llr haiirn himself that h- can coaylrr ilo.r
that are 10 need Of dental operation. that h- 10
capable and qualified 10 srW+ them faithfully lnd
10 lhslf satisfaction. H. can b- consulted a. iil
huur, except Nh"n pfui' rsiuaaIly engaged. b.
calling ii Srharf's Hotel
Aur. I, lsll,10
Washington telegraph., 1850-12-18
RES H M { DlClNe S ,
pR-. WILLIAMS - uIUJ

HAVE ii.i received from Philadelphia ,ups.
III uaf lot NJ
FRESH lRuGS. MEDICINES. Sr,Gs.
whiel mtkss their stock rqaal m variety end
lIr to any n soulh A'ssn,ss. They ll.dsr
lhrms'i,rs 10 srll nothing hui gsssias aH,rlss.
1hry Hill Keep constant, on hand ; T. Touu.
seeds, Jacob loNusrnd's aud Sands Slfslp,rlIa,
Nuhsu'- lafr Pills aud PiunH B,tisrs, F,Lur.
stocks Nrfnnlugr, wrist's llal.am MID Chsfp.
a large lot OF Df Jayn-'s fsmily Nrd.riuc,. -.
lfact Of Fink Root; Window Glass; pint.. a. I.
aud nNr Sluil'. together with every other auicl
gturfaiIy found n Diug Stufr.
Washington, Afnl2I, 1850 uGu
Washington telegraph., 1850-12-18

II UANlNG as.a6Isisd il1'H,rI,ss ia tls ffsctis.
Il oi nrdIabr, ailrr ll,if Professional .ft,. .rs.
Ia tie rIiiseus 1t NasbuHtoa snd I'll. safiHdf
nf Gut sill be- found al In. f,sIdsues. "a ws,h.
iurian. uulsss professionally FnFagtd nf Gee.
way. at he plantation. Iouf miirs west Of Ms,h.
uEfHn-
y u In al difficult eases. their lsint su,a.
iioa ~ % BE- eisru, without taita sbsfsr.
Apul II, lzil. ls-u
Washington telegraph., 1850-12-18
MEDICAL NOTICE.

ms WILLIAMS S BtRr. having a..oc,,.
~ i' themselves In the Praolirr Of Medicine,
respectfully tender ihrH professional stntt. 1.
lbr pular,
uiicr, al lh't Drug Stofs, uhsf, they will
L'rP ronslani'y 90 bsud, esusfal ss,tm,nI VI
fresh pm., and Mri.rar.
Washington. D. Dgtruib-t &, lsis sI-u
Washington telegraph., 1850-12-18
snnh for sale

TUE undenFnad ha, for sale large quantity
l Of land lying ia the counties of l.nfJcli. aud
Dallas, which he Will drpose Of 10 quantities aud
on terms iu suit purchaser 'ritisf iaf "-si' 'i "n
tiutrl A .ir-a.3rtisa nud pueH al sad lauIs ran
be- had hy saia q. i..s sairh ~ tuu t0Nn ol lrWih.
VILE, Lafayette county, Ak.
JAMES A BURTON, Agent de.
July GO, IsIg 30
Washington telegraph., 1850-12-18
MONfYl MONEYlI MnlEYlI!

A H. those indebted 10 the late irm Of 4.
"A B',cl 4 Son sill plrasy come toward aud
settle, ls We ore dstrnuB Of closing o. our un.
sHHisd business. Those owing Ms ,La have
money Wi.I not In tle ieasi siifout us b bringing
It forward, Us al this particular time IL viii come
very acceptable, and those not hsvy money
will please give us their notci. The lcks aud
piprr. II our late firm ARE IN the hindse u Ny
Block who are authorized to settle al matters
due us.
4, BLOCK Il SlN,
IL LiqHfa1oh
Sept I, 1850
Washington telegraph., 1850-12-18
LAW lnEPARTMENT:

Hon. 4. ". NJ kr>g, Pfoir.soro Of Theory and
Practice Of Law.
Hon v u BAaRy Professor of Commercial la.
f-rfudsnrr
r, AVS. so per session
All communications pertaining 10 tbs Depart.
n.ai must b. alifesseato l. " VI KING, Esq
Memphis, T,nn, feh. lsiD,
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retiring from business ~ fullon the under.
l ugped returns hr grateful Acknowledgements
TO the public for their liberal support and patronage.
and salriis from his friends aud the public con
tnuaion of The same generous support fur his
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Medical Notice.

nR CHARLES T. mitchell ofrrn Ii.
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H. Ur.uiy. H. mhy he found At ibr br,k oilic.
formerly oc'upI'd D., Conway 4 MirLri
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