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man who i trying 70 cave his country We leave i 70 The

man who IL trying to save his country. leave il to the
ethics Of the fres-soil school to determine.
The ambitious asprants Of that school do not desire TO
the question settled for then their vocation would
be gone-their hopes Of making capital would be de-
feated They would longer expect to rise or to main
tain their ground upon the ruins Of their country They
would sink into oblivion. The aboltionists are STRIVING
to keep their heads out Of water, by buoyng 'nem
selves up on the Wilmot Provso Nothing too, can sat
isfy their fanatcism but the entire and precpi'a'e
abolition Of slavery II took the Spaniards eight cen
turtles to drive the Moors from Spain; and these mad
cap aboltonists expect accomplish their daring ana
desperate ends at once. These men are opposed 70
any settlement Of the agtang controversy OF the day.
They no against all compromise. They would sacrifice
the Union Of the country their infamous designs The
abolition organ at our door is shamefuy attempting 10
stir up every representative from the North to defeat
settlement and it is mad enough to say that 'he
Washington linton confidently anticipates decided ma
joy in the House in favor OF what 1t calls compromise
that is of yielding every demand that aavery has made
We deny that our compromise calls upon the North to
yield everything. Far from il!
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The wAsel,ng Po.sma.ssr.

We learn that the nomination Of James L. Wharton.
alias Jonathan Whitcomb for the Office Of postmaster at
Wheeling, Virginia. was yesterday Withdrawn by the
President and Jacob s. Shrver nominated in his place,
who was Immediately confirmed. II is whispered that
some very remarkable developments will soon take place
respecting the Wheeling post Office We understand that
Wharton, alias Whlcomb, was one of Ftz Henry War
rens prottg<s and, like the lusrious Fiz Henry him
self, came from Massachusetts,
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We glad to learn that the little Danish Nightingale
Rosa jacques expected here in three days. her
from Savannah, where she has been highly
full Her numerous admirers in Washington intend per-
suade her try concert, in place of the she gave up
in consequence of the tremendous the close Of her
last visit Its hoped she may appear early in the ensuing
weck-on Monday, or very soon alter.
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United states Patent Once,
M.~rI OIL ian

petition Of Gggs, Of Roxbuy Massachusetfs,
praying for the extension Of patent granted 90 said G for an
railroad from the OF
patent which takes place the 3 day Of July, ISL
r. ordered nt the said petition be heard the Patent Once on
n O'Clock, all
notified and show they have why said pe
ton ought not 70 be granted.
ordered aso that this notice Published Republic In
tegence Union, Washington, D. c.; Pennsylvania Inquirer
Phadcpa; Tribune New York Journal Providence, Rhode
Island Daily Rec Bcston week for three successive weeks
THOMAS EwBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents
PsEdtors Of The papers will and send then
bills 10 the Patent Once with paper containing This nouce
Mar 22-law3w
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hon Gentensen-we Just received few pieces nnc
French cloths and cassmeres OF medium fabric, for spring
ney nc vc pretty and cheap vesings in variety. An ojwhich
~ 70 make up 70 order IN the latest style large and
co.pc ock OF ready clothing quality
on hand, with usually worn n the fancy ne fine
shirts, &c. One price only.
M YOUNG oREM,
q. Three doors west Of Browns Hotel, Penn avenue.
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SHAKspERIAs REGULATIONS Kimberly gave her first
reading in this city, since her return from the South, on
night The inauspicious of the weather
doubtless confined people their homes However
she DECIDEDLY engaged the attention of those who
bed 10 be present in defiance Of the incemency Of the
weather. who listened TO her graphic reading OF the varied
scenes of Shakspeares play Of As You Like IT, evidently
with graied and pleasing As She proposes Con
Monday evening next) more similar entertainment,
before leaving US, that she will receive that
pensang appreciation which her illustrative genius
tides her Let the friends Of native talent individually
generously encourage it when and where ii is found
exist.
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Died. in this city, O'Clock, m instant Mr.
JONATHAN RoBEY OF LrpsARp Rosy, ESQ., and
his wife, late OF Charles county, Maryland
When with Mexico, young Ropry who
the 10th Of his tbu remarkable for his
personal dev.lopmen feeling himself enlisted under
celebrated Captain Walker Of his Rangers and served
throughout in Mexico His and mild
manly bearing him whole corps and
oiay his Captain whom he favor aud his
companion in trying hour and hs devoted attendant to the
moment o. his death.
Kind obgns and most aectonaie, and brother and
sincere and reliable fend his death deeply depoed
circle OF relatives Aware bis
approaching dissolution, he felt fear but addressed his family in
language Of comfort and consolation expired sony
infant sinking sumber
In tho Of young Mr. Rorrr, witness departure
another OF noble and brave
could subdue but who returned Victorious die
Of seeds Of disease in the nhospabe country which their
valor conquered
Barely ~ Of at his DEATH he NIL his friends
example OF benevoence and kindness, compao
Of high chiyay and heroic daring
inferred nj the county residence o his father Bisntown
Maryland, attended by large concoue Monday evening
25th instant
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Col Fremont a DEMocARAT.-Co Ffemont OF the
from California, in letter In a gentle
Of San Francisco, dated December H. $780, nqung,
among other things, his Fremonts) political views, says
81 presume that il will be sufficient your
first question simply state, that by association, feeling
principle, and education, am thoroughly democrat |;
and without entering into any discussion of the questions
at issue the great parties have only further
say that adhere the great principles OF the demo
party they understood this and the other
side of the continent ''-NeW York Daily Globe.
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GROCERIES, Liquors. STORE FIXTURES, kc AZ Auction
On Monday, the h Of April, grocery
Mr. A. pssse on Pennsylvania avenue On street. adjoining
We enumerae In part, viz
Loaf, lump crushed, puverized, and brown sugar
Imperial gunpowder, young hyson, and black teas, fne
sperm, adanlantne, mould, and dip candles
vafiegated, Caste and brown soap
Ground and grain pepper
Flour sack salt, and spices OF every description
Coffee, chocolate starch, indigo rice, saleratus
Mustard In raisins, yemcel
very superior assortment Of tobacco, snuff, and cigars
Herrings and other fish, wooden and willow ware
Moasses, sirup sperm, common, and sweet oil
Broos, brushes, with other
Also, superior OF liquors, such ~
Cognac and other brandies, Holland and common gin
Jamaica spirits, NJ II. old aud common whiskey
Madeira, port, sherry, and other wines.
The liquors Of superior quality, in bottles and
draugh-
A hne assortment Of caisup, sauce, and srups
With the fixtures, such -
Platforms, scales, scales and weights
Measures, stand casks and hinns
Tea canisters, oil cans, &c.
The above quality fresh, having
been selected with great especially for family
Terms All under @ cash; S credit Of sixty
bearing
Mar 23--3t GREEN TA5TET Auctoneers.
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NEW and Splendid Papcr-FIangings.-S. FRANKLIN
begs leave inform his friends customers and The public gen
orally received his hanging Warehouse
Pennsylvania avenue Ninth and Tenth Streets north sde
twenty superior and well papers and borders
manufacture beautiful patterns and varying price
from 81 cents 10 ~ per piece.
daily of receiving by the late arrivals az
spring of magnificent invoice OF French
papers, match These have been selected from the
in France and will be found
on worthy OF every consideration.
store supply Of gilt coniees, OF new and
splendid window shades Cords tasse and all
the necessary fixtures. .
The stock comprising very the Market will be dis
posed Wholesale retail, the most pleasing terms
Mar 22-eo3uf
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DIAM and Ornamental wire-Fencing.-The subscri-
bcrs having appointed BY the manuacners AZ
beautiful article OF plain and
would most respectfully call me attention Of me
pubc which be seen NJ their hardware
sixth street They would emu
erae the numerous uses TO which THIS new
Eneo.ares for csmeercs rms public grounds cottages and
gardens.
Guards and window guards for private dwellings,
Tree bose. and iaiice coneaoes training plants
Arbor arches, and verandahs
Cellar srsines, and thiefproof grating for skligh &C
JNO. w. BADEN d BRO.
Pennsylvania avenue, south aide, SIKH street.
Feb oo-law6w
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THE New OF Medicine for March. isSo.-Pub-
sbed day, No Al (for March, 1851 Of tho New York
Medicine and the Collateral Sciences edited py .
Purple. ID. rhetorical notice OF me
the landing Of the Pilgrims az
plymouth 10 the present by Stephen W. Williams NJ D.
ovarum by the large
abdominal secuon by w Van Buren,, Report on prema
Of contracted pevIs
W. Blatchford d.. Exeison Of scrrbous Mamma followed
w operation by 1etanus by samuel Tyler M D.
az Frederick CITY, Md together original articles
practical utility The review department contains crca
second volume OF the
Medical Association, together with bihio
eraphicni late medical publications los foreign
selection practical matter nom
esn journals, while in the American retrospect may be
editorial and selections
from American medical Journals.
This journal published in the city Of New York two
months with perfect plates and illustrations,
reached the TN since It's first publication price
o. per annum, 50 cents per copy.
Specimen sent application pcst paid 20 r. " Hud
son agent OF the Of Medicine 20 Wall street, New
York
Subscriptions received and numbers for sale BY
FRANCK TAYLOR, Penn. avenue,
Mar I-Imw Agent Cor Washington, D. O.
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REsrerroS lin consequence Of the sudden decease Of
his ather-in law in Boston, Rev G. w. Denison has
signed his situation in the Navy Department. the resignation
70 take effect on the first Of June Mr. Den.on returns
70 Boston. and win be connected with the Olive Branch In
that city
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nxxE Finest Collection Books or En.r~vtn.~ sv.x
sasi u s s ss s
The Natural History Geology and mosaics soiord draw
n m Isl ss % a. p ss'ss
, ss ss aiG 1
plates so; ns oRss NJ 81 which do ,
Costumes, al plates cossamss q ali ccuaids dsss
Smith Belle Galleries Atlas IIi-sori9os. over
ass e0sssa pas y s. Sss ss @
so plates Heahs Shakespeare vol plates BoydsI.
speafe sanby Views is plates, so Records % plates,
Birds plates. Robiaon's
Farm paiidinss s. pae. PHO sotsins Portraits plates cooed
Colonel SaaIsh Voyages 200 plates so rS ra as
Cs q .s q Gs% sS AT y Union ~
Autographs, plates, vol. Wars Historic Gallery
Buenos Ayres "a plates, selored waPos ~ Az
Century Views Thsass psiss
luna % cooIed plates do Rhine 70 colo!ed paiss
Interiors 90 plates European Tourist 90 plates;
psss y a.
ihon Kenyon. Example q Trees IN Landscape 50 plates Rss
aes q 100 u ss ro q
Ss,Ss s,ss plate. &c @sia
plates Bes Pantheon Ps,ss nreys y pssss pos
plates Illustrated, plates iussr HabiiaDs plates
30 Bucker's Grammar Schools 80 plates Hirch Views
Browns Shells 500 colorsd specimens sculpture Illus
BsIieys Work. plates Fosters Gallery plates
yo Is pss beas Fine A Compete ct 4 IA
ports q Lords and Commons from lsa iss IN
mons, 1901 70 isaS hssap Vol. l5o. saasSis public
Eudtom supplement, vols, yelIumi Journals
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England Fos Martyrs fol- iss4 best ed Mays Pm
Also collection standard foreign, English
works standard law reports, &c.
Machs3-satWsat ID door west Of Y street. on Penn Az
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THE Principal wsenton M o. Male Academy wishes 70
forthwith assistant who qnahed 20 teach
The various English branches and the lower mahsmaucs e mus.
An applications Immediately and by letter post paid,
70 the Principal.
Feb 1p--df
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ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMANTS.
JAMES q. RERRET,
Late Cyt5f Clerk Of the Pension Office,

OFFERS public for the OF
penons Of services IN the revolutionary war under
claims account Of
under the provisions OF the act Of
July PENSIONS bounty land and extra and back pay
growing OF The with Mexico
He will also give particular attention TO claims OF every oher de-
scpuon Congress- executive departments Of
the government
DO N a letters be post paid.
Once and dwelling, Il street, between yin and 10Th.
March5
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VALUABLE WOODLAND AT AUCTIoN.-on Monday the LIST
day OF April O'Clock, on the premises, we WIN
woodland lying about two miles from the
CAPITOL road Badensbue beautifully located Tor VII
country residences adjoining the lands Of Mcss Burr Scott
Il abundaDty supplied with good water
Cor garden being covered with an In
bed Of richest win be sold altogether or In
lots 10 suit purchasers. :.
cash balance In and ~ months, for
''' '"--N' DYER BROTHER,
Mar 22-eodAds Auctoneers.
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NEW style. spring Cashmere. vs..,sE. . Cloths;
goods fabrics and handsomest styles
S.as ~ moderate Prices Msnss Of Congress
generally invited examine the Also Gloves caya
supply Of fancy articles aiasle for the approaching
'' Mer i7-s,nwaw DUvALL BROTHER.
MRs. ADAMS, oppo.,.. brown. Hotel, has sw. , or
board can be comfortably accommodated.
Lid small frame house thereon stuaed on noh b NEXT 70 the
q SECOND street West .sar the vsn Ssd depot Ms
which win be LIBERAL and ''r gaaca scaP p2r.' Of
once 4, street, few doors from Psansyivania avenue.
pHnIP BARTON KEY win attend 60 any business
be % s ses ws Vs s ss"o Of before Con-
and the Departments Once on street ~. !, -,
sns n sss 70 % We oss ss 'ss %
Of superior Wucle IN this line. We name
Z % % dsi'sifsl tenure isr spring
cLAeErT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Mar ae-steod
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER eooDs.-LANE
TUCKER msrshan, ts,ors penn.vaus avenue have Just re
direct ron Msw TIE ss., s ,oa ws
they respectfully The Of their friends and
Mar iS-snwswif
MELLvILLE's .yvhite Jacket, or the world I'm a
wi Man-of War" vol. !.
Chamerss Lectures and Addresses. Vol Of his works
Laisr-Day Pamphlets. Edited by Carlyle. Part
For sAIe by TAYLOR MAURy,
Mars booksellers, 9th street.
NEW Books.--white Jacket, or World in Man-of War
Nv BY Herman MELVILLE
Chamefss Posthurnous Works. VOL
The Life Of John Calvin ny Thomas " Dyer Avrop
| "a FRANCk TAfboh
IVES Madison Monroe, with notices Of their
II sdmusraons, By John Quincy Adsms volume 1850, with
two portraits. Price 81 rs. .,.xry On -, ,,o
/ Mar2t fkhNth Ifttoh
lrRIFFTTIgs UufverssI Medical Fcrmuisry, contain
ing the methods OF preparing administering oeia and ohe
medicines the whole adapted physicians ana oy
= -' - - TAYLOR MAURY,
Mario Bookseller 9Th street.
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DancsnU Acn0emys--s<conn comrse-
Mr. n Liable has the ciscns Of
W. Washington Georgetown thai his second course o. dancing
lessons win commence Thursday the 5ls o. Nv
residence, Pennsyvsns opposite Wiisrds hoss
Days Of Thandsyr, and ssfur
days. 0scvrefcwn--Monanys and Fridays
tsnao-du
THE UNDERMINED. having located I'm Warrington
would respectfully notify The public that ne = rsaay g possc"ss
Congress such business a may nused 70 him win be send
- M n w i'm Psomp"e-'' .. L. NELSON,
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Property for Rcnt.-A brick
with hack building attached large
o stable and coach house the premises, occupied q
Robert Mills ESQ., upon Al and
ID Possession upon the LIST day Of May. Inquire Of
Up. PEPPER, Agent,
Mar 13-3nf Adjoining premises
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TW S,esss 10 - sR
BALTIMORE AND wAsIIINGTos RAILROAD.
Hours of Departure the Passenger Trains.
From washington a. and at ST. p m. daily and A.
IN daily except Sunday.
From baltimore at p daily, and daily
FEB Smdiy tn. PARSONS, Agent
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~ Smithsonian Iectures-Profcssor Rrsp of the Uni
versy OF Pennsylvania, viii deliver three lectures
follows.
Monday, April l. Wednesday, April o. On the Origin and
Growth the Union, during the Colonial Period.p
Friday, April o, On the English Language
Lectures 70 commence precisely at O'Clock. p. m.
Mar 2o-tApS
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-" Rome must know
The value Of her own twere a concealment
Worse than a then, no less than traducement,
To hide their doings.n
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DERNAY,s GERMAN GRAMMAR, an Introduction to
German with dictionary pexes and
other additional matter complete for cents
Mar 30 FRANCK TAYLOR. f
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NOTIC.on and after Monday the Isl Of April, the
ing train Of from Washington TO Baltimore will start a.
O'Clock, p M, instead Of 81, as heretofore BY order.
THOs. H.sPARSONS,
Mar 90 Agent
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0y-An Easter Festival, "a procure Co pete
the Lecture Room ftbe Church Of ihe Ascension G Ep
copa viii be held the ODEON Pennsylvania
and u during the first week April Easter
Monday Mt O'Clock, The win be open that hour
every evening Of the week.
variety OF useful and Articles well
mcnt Of various kinds will be exhibited for
A good band will be in attendance.
Admuance l2x ticket FOR the week. admitting lady
and gentleman, 81.
A. absolutely necessary accommodate the sabbath
School ofthe Church, hoped that sabbath
win extend this Festival liberal patronage "Feed my Lambs ~
March 27--i0t
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BEAUTIFUL SPRING GOODs.-WALTER HARPER
ID 9th and 10Th Streets have
store ready inspection, large and beautiful
spring fancy and staple goods, comps
ing every variety Of /.
Rich Paris silks, bereges, mousselns lawns, and gnghams
Embroidered Grape and other shawis and scars
New style richly embroidered Paris manillas
and muslin embroidered capes, collars and cuffs
Silk hosiery, Cloves and linen cnmbric handkerchiefs
Parasols and
Together with variety rich and beautiful goods
To which would respectfully call the attention Of our friends
Two or three hundred packing boxes for sale cheap
Mar 26--3teof
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BY GREEN 4 TAsTEr, Auetionsers.

CLOSING OUT SALE OF WATCHES AND JEWELRY--on
Saturday afternoon the 3Ot INSTANT at aud
oclocx Concert Hail. shall SELL for
time beautiful Of Watches and
Jewelry, of community
during the consisting gold and silver Watches finger
rings beasns gold and pencils &c Come out and bring the
cash. t8
GREEN q TAsTET,
Mar 29-2t Aucii0neers.
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To Physicians.
NOTICE hereby given that Board Of Directors Of the Eastern
Asylum for Insane Williamsburg, Virginia. will appoint
this institution the 18th OF May This
officer will reside in the asylum M sne receiving salary Of 5000
together with board and fuel; and married. $6oO and fuel App
address their the undersigned the
um. JOHN M. GAIT,
Superintendent and Physician.
Williamsburg March 49, 1850.
Mar 20
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$500. FOR NORFOLK.--The osceos, having
undergone thorough has resumed her trips 70
place. leaving Washington, every Thursday
Returning Norfolk every Friday o'clock
m touching Cone and the uual landings the Potomac
Passage and fare, S5.
iE.~ FOR RELATIONSHIPS osceola WASH
ington for Baltimore every Sunday at o'clock, q m
Returning, Baltimore every Tuesday o'clock touch
going Gone river and the usual
''''As' - - s'N JAMES MITCHELL.
Mar 29--diw, AIT
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sHAKsPEARE READINGS
Miss KIMBERLY respectfully the citizens Of WISH
ingon, that she will read
ROMEO AND JULIET
On Monday Evsnisg, dyyii 1.
AT CARUsrs SALOON.
Being positively The last reading she give in washington
Tickets 80 be had places. Reading 10 COM
st O'Clock
consequence day being Good Friday
Miss KxsrRLy deems Improper postpone reading
for this evening until Monday evening, April LIST.
l,UnA and the Crbsns, with map, vol.
" No. N OF David Coppcrheld.
The Optms. BY II. r. Tuckerman.
Kaiooah, cheap edition. Price so
American Year Book Of Facts 1850 New supply
Agas~xs Lake Superior, illustrated. New supply.
For saIeby TAyLdR MAURy,
Booksellers, osh street.
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iial.
Letters containing enclosures of Bank
notes or drafts come safe directed Culvln &
Co., Baltimore, Md.
Orders solicited for tickets or packages OF
tickets IN any Of the aboye splendid lotteries.
%. Correspondents can transact business
through the mails with this agency, as
well as though personally present.
Letters carefully directed and answered
ny return mail.
Managers Official Drawings, with state.
meat of result, sent under close envelope
10 all who order tickets.
Bank notes on all good banks IN the
country, or Prize tickets received in pay
ment, at par, Tor tickets.
' Prizes cashed at sight. Bank drafts re-
ml,led to those holding prizes.
All orders are carefully complied with.
The most prompt attention always given
to orders.
Please address COLVIN s. co.
NV cor. Baltimore & Calvert Sis,
Museum Building. Baltimore. Md.
Nov. |, lSjO-lm So ITO
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wool G. RDIN G.

'FHE subscribers have now in complete
operation a new and first rate set OF
Wool Cards, on the short fork OF Rodgers
Greek, McMinn county, occupying nearly
a central position between Athens. Wash d
ing,on, Dera,ur and Calhoun. Tine ma
chinery is Of the very best order, and cal
cula'eC 10 card the finest or coarsest Wool,
and will receive the constant attention OF
one or both OF the proprietors, from the
10Th of May to the lst OF January. Hav.
ing had twenty-five years experience in
Wool Carding and machine building, we
have no fears about giving general sallsiac-
ton.
Price of Cardinc plain jobs s. cents per
ID mixtures l24, which may be paid IN
FIay-seed, Beeswax, TalIow. Bacon,
Feathers, or Tow Linen, delivered n the
Machine when the rolls are taken away
The Gih Ib. of the wool will be taken as
toll for Cardns. or 81 cents per ID. for plain
work, and 10 cts. for mixed, cash in hand
Those desiring TO have their wool card
ed at this establishment, are respectfully
requested to have it well washed and
cleansed of burrs and all other hard sub
stances that may have tendency to injnre
machinery, and forward with it l ID. OF
lard or oil to every lbs. OF wool; also. to
bring !, early, as warm weather is best to
card or SPIN wool. All complying with the
above request shall receive the highest
price in cash for every job that may be
spoiled in our care. Try us once
WM. G. JULIAN.
w. JULIAN.
May II, lSj0-Gm Sc
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Watches,
NOTICE.,

A Ill persons indebted TO the estate o. AL.
"a bert q. Rice, deceased, nre requested
to come forward Immediately ond make SET
Element, and, all those who have claims a.
gainsl said estate nre hereby notified TO pre-
sent them within the lime specified by law,
legally authenticated for settlement.
JAMES FOREST,
JOHN SCRUGGS,
Administrators.
Oct. 25, 1s5O.-5t. 1909.
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SundrieS.

DlSTOLS. Pocket Knives, Pocket Books,
4 Flutes, &C., ust received and for sale
low at SEHORN'S.
Oct IS, 1850 1863