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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-10-01

The Secessionsts Of South Carolina met
last week a, Charleston TO renew their pro-
tes,asions, against the action of the Federal
Governmet, and TO ra'ify the nomination OF
delegates to The Southern Congress, to be
held q, Montgomery, Aabame, in January
neyt,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-10-01

President Fillmore has in letter to Gov.
Lowe, expressed his determination to see
that The laws are fully enforced against those
who took part in the late disgraceful out
rage in Pennsylvania.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-10-01

LEAVING THE FREE STATEs.-The brig
Zeno sailed from New York last week with
party of colored emigran,s for Liberia
They were residents of Hartford, Conn. and
the State of New York.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-10-01

RELIGIOUS REvIvAL.-During a recent
revival Of religion in the NJ. E. Church at
Newtown, in this county, twenty persons
professed conversion and attached them
selves TO the Church.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-10-01

Col Jefferson Davis, has taken the field,
in place Of Gen. Qntmsn, for the Guberna-
torisl contes. in Mississippi, in opposition
to the Hon. S. Foo,e, the Union candidate.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-10-01
NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS.

To the Voters of Charles County:
At the solicitation of my friends present my
self to YOUR consideration as a candidate for Coun
tv Commissioner, and respectfully solicit your
suffrage. HENRY IL. FREEMAN
Oct |. 1851.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-10-01
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
TNHE HOUSE AND LOT on which now re-
l. side, in the village of Bryantown. The Houses
r. are fine two story BRICK
N rfNAa DWELLING, with good store
zssssTH-! ;HR room and cellar, Tobacco House
E=Z=ZZs=@5 and all necessary out-houses.-
The Lot contains about six acres, mostly in grass,
of which it produces abundant crop, and has
on it spring of good water. The situation would
suit merchant. Persons wishing to purchase are
requested to cal! and examine the property.
Should the above not be disposed of at private
sale before THURSDAY, the cad of OcroBER next,
it will be sold at public sale that day, if fair if
not the first fair day thereafter on the premises.
EDWARD TURNER.
Oct, !, lS5l-St.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-10-01

ROCERIES.-A fine lot Of Flour, Coffee, SUI
Ogar, Cheese and many other articles, just re-
ceiyed and for sale on the most reasonable terms,
bv (oct ~ q. N ROWE s BRO.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-10-01
CORN FOR SALE.

TTNIIE subscriber has or 500 barrels Corn for
Il sale, at 81 per barrel, shelled or in ears.
Oct |, lS5l.-2t Z. A. P1E.
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Clothing Warehouses
n, II. COLE & co.,

Nos 3ls and 3lsa IVest Baltimore ST.. be-
tween Liberty and Horard. Worth side,
BALTIMORE.
THE largest and best stock oil READY
MADE CLOTHING ever offered in
Baltimore. Dress, Frock and Sack Coats.
all colors. qualities and sizes, from $3.50
10 SIS, so and upwards. Pan,aloons at 81
to $50. and upwards. embracing all styles
of fancy, plain and plaid Cassimerrs.-
Vests OF every variety al corresponding
prices. Also large assortment OF Boys
Clothing.
Importing our own Cloths direct from
Europe, and manufacturing on the most
extensive scale, enables US to offer induce
ments to purchasers not to be surpassed by
any Clothing Establishment in the United
States. The proprietors are determined 10
make the Wholesale Rooms the point Of
great attraction, and have now made up
more than $4,000 Garments, from The finest
quality to the lowest in price.
In the Custom Department will always
be found the choicest selection of Cloths,
Cnsslmeres and Vestings, which will be
made up at the shortest notice, and IN the
latest style, aud fit always guaranteed.
The one price system strictly adhered 10,
Remember the name and place, Nos.
SIS and 3lSA, Yves; Baltimore street
H. II. COLE & co.
Baltimore, June 81, lS5l-ly l44
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Musical Academy.

THE Fourth Session of this Institution
L will commence the first Monday OF
September next, and close the last Saturday
OF January. There will be an lntermsslon
during Christmas week, making a session
of2l weeks.
This Institution is still under the care
and direction of Professor G. r. KYABE.
1t is unnecessary tor US TO speak OF MS
qualifications as they are undoubted, and
the proficiency of his pupils show him 10
be one of the first Teachers in The South.
TERMS:
Piano Forte, per session. S2O,UO
For use of instrument. 2,uO
Lessons on the Violin, Flute, and all
the Wind instruments. 2O.OO
Instructions in Musical Composition, 25,CO
P.S. Those having Piano Forces in
Athens will be waited on al their residences
# desired.
Athens, Angus, I, ls5l-,f l4o
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Bradley Land for Sale.

TINE undersigned are offering for sale a
l. small. but good and handsome farm,
containing SO acres-5O acres in culliva-
ton-good land. timber, water, orchards.
and comfortable dwelling houses-a healthy
situation and good society. Said land lays
7 miles North of Cleveland, and Ga South
west of Charleston. on Mouse creek,
miles from the line OF the East Tennessee
and Georgia Rail Road.
Also, adjoining the above, lG0 acres o.
first quality land, well improvcd-ne "
framed dwelling house. new grst mill tina
will grind from 60 to IS bushels per day
new saw mill and cotton gin good timber
water, orchards. and other necessary con-
Enthusiastically situation and society
good. For further particulars apply 10 the
undersigned on the premises.
Terms Cash.
WIN. p. SIMMONS,
ALFRED CASTlLLER.
August 90. lS5l-4t i53
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Petition to Sell Slaves.

John Mayfield and wife Cassander May
field, and John Mayfeld, Guardian Of
Parrish Gamer,
Benson Garner. George Garner, f. FiIz-
gerald and Susan Fitzgerald his wife,
and Elizabeth Douglass.
IN compliance with an order OF the Wor-
L shipful County Cour, Of Polk county.
at the September Session. 1851. il rs made
known to the defendants in this ease. who
are non residents. that three SLAVES, VIZ:
JOHN, THOMAS and HENRY CLAY,
belonging to the estate Of Patience Garner.
deceased, late 81 Polk county. Tenn wih'
bv an order Of SAID Court. be exposed 10
public sale at the Court house door IN the
Town of Benton. Polk county. for cash IN
hand. on the first day Of November next
JACOB l.. McCLARY.
Com missioner.
Sept. IL, lS5l-tds Prs fee $3.50 l5j
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Land for Sale.

Isaac Day, Guardian of Thomas Lauder
dale, John Lauderdale, Robert Lauder
dale, Elizabeth Lauderdale, Sarah Lau-
derdnle, and Samuel Lauderdale, infant
children and heirs.at-law of James Lau-
derdale, deceased, together with James
Kincannon and wife Alkaline, formerly
Alkaline Lauderdale, and William Lau-
derdale, also children and heirs-at. law
Of James Lauderdale, decd. PETITION
er.parte.
PURSUANT 10 decree made 10 this
4 cause al the January term Of the Cir.
cult Court, 1851. and revived at the May
term, 1851. | will, on Monday, the 9Th
day of October next, on the premises. al
the house tract, two miles North Of Cleve.
land. Tennessee, sell on one and two years
time, the purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved security, except the sum OF twenty.
FIVE per cent, which the purchaser will be
required to pay down, upon the amour. OF
purchase, the following described Lands,
10 wit: One piece bounded as follows-be-
ginning on the Northwest corner Of the
South least quarter of section fifteen, IN the
second township, first range, West Of the
basis line. Oc0ee District; running thence
South 700. East 20 poles 10 stake; thence
South 26o, West with the big road 63 poles
to a stake, two post-oak pointers; thence
South 700, East &c poles to stake, sweet
gum. elm and sourwoot pointers; thence
South 1870, West % poles to a stake on the
section line; thence North zoo, West with
said section Sc poles 10 a stake, the South.
west corner Of said quarter section OF Land
thence North 200. East l60 poles TO the
beginning. One Hundred and Sixty Acres
the Southwest quarter Of section fifteen.
IN township, range and district aforesaid.
The terms Of the sale will be, that if upon
the day Of sale, the said James Kincannon
and vile Adeline Kincannon, execute a
deed with privy examination Thereto, the
said Kincannon and wife's share 10 said
land shall be sold with the rest, and they
be let into participate in the proceeds Of
said sale, according 10 their right and in
terest in SAID land, but in case they refuse
so to do. then the Clerk shall only sell eigh,
undivided nInlhs of said land, leaving the
said Kincannon and wife's interest unsold.
The tenant IN possession Of the Land shall
have the use and occupation Of the same
until the LIST day Of January next, and the
rents for the present year will be reserved
for the Guardian Of said infants. Said de-
cree has been 50 modified tina, if on the
day Of sale the lands bring the sum Of two
thousand dollars, the same will be sold,
and the Clerk will retain lien on the same
until the purchase money is paid, and if
said lands do not on the day Of sale bring
said sum OF two thousand dollars, there
will be no sale.
JOHN H. PAYNE, Clerk.
Sept. l6, lS5l-tds Prs fee Gil l5s
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$50 Reward!

7 WILL give the above reward of Fifty
L Dollars for the apprehension and de'ive-
ry to me at Athens, Tennessee, a Negro
bow named ELIAS. Said hoy is Of a mu-
latio color, aged about twenty years, five
feet five inches high. Said Negro is said
TO be smart and sensible. Or l will give
the sum of Twenty-Five Dollars if caught
and secured in any Jail in the United States,
so that can get him. He was raised at or
near Tellico Plains, in Monroe county,
Tennessee, and is supposed TO be in tina,
part of the country.
JAMES w. GRESHAM. Executor
of Philander Wright, deceased.
Athens, Ten. Sept. Is, lS5l-tf l56
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OAK-GROVE HOUSE,

WEST END OF ATHENS, TENN.
'U>HE undersigned having purchased the
l. residence formerly occupied by the Hon.
Spencer Jarnagin, and reftted it with much
labor and expense, both in reference to the
House and in procuring bountiful supply, of
pure Water, is pleased 10 announce to his
friends and the public generally, that he will
spare no pains in rendering his table inviting
and his house pleasant and agreeable to such
as choose to favor him with their patronage.
JAS. w. McSP ADDEN.
Sept. 10, lS5l-tf l56
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Notice..

I'm the FIRST Monday Of October next, |
" wiIlsell at the Courthouse door in
Athens. 10 the highest bidder for Cash,
the following NEGROES, slaves for life,
TO wit: JOHN. aged about Is; ALFRED.
about "a; MARY. abou, 26, good size and
likely. Said Negroes sold as the property
belonging 10 the estate of Philander Wright,
deceased. They are warranted 10 be sound
and healthy. The girl is first rate house
girl. Also. will be sold a, the same time
aud place, one Horse, aud one Two Horse
Wagon.
JAMES w. GRESHAM. Executor.
Atheus, Tenn, Sep, S, l85l-tds l54
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ChancerV Sale.

PURSUANT to decree Of the Chan.
4 cerv Court AT Athens. al the August
term, 1851, will sell at tho Courthouse
DIOR in Athens. on The 81 day Of Novem-
Der next. on credit OF twelve months,
Except the sum Of one hundred dollars.
which is required to be paid DOWN. al!
that tract of land on which the Widow
and Heirs of Charles w. McDonsld now
lives. containing abou, Two Hundred and
Seventy Acres. more or less. being three
several pieces or parcels but are adjoining
and will be sold as one entire tract. Fur
Their terms made known on the dav Of sale.
VIM. LOWRY, e.. X NJ.
Sept. 5. ls5l-lds Prs lee IS ia
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ChancerV Sale,

PURSUANT TO a decree OF the Chan
Gerry Court a: Athens, at the August
term, 1851, will sell on the premises. on
the Sd day of November next, on credit
of one, two and three years, except the
sum OF seventy dollars, which is 10 be paid
down, the Houses and Lots, Nos. 96 and
los, IN the town of Athens, being the same
On which VIM. Fl. Balew now lives and
has his Store House, with all the improve.
ments on the same. Further terms made
known on the day of sale. Sold for DIS
tribution amongst the heirs.
VIM. LOWRY. C. s. NJ.
Sept.5 lS5l-ids Prs fee IS l54
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CANDIDATES.

NJ We are authorized and requested to
announce GEO. w. MAYO. ESQ, as a
candidate for Circuit Court Clerk for Nc
MINI county lat the ensuing March election.
CT We are authorized and requested to
announce DAVID l.. HUTSELL. as a
candidate for County Court Clerk for NC.
MINI county al the election in March, 1859.
Ftp We are authorised and requested
to announce WILLIAM BURNS, a ean-
dlda,e for County Court Clerk, at the elec'
lion in March next.
Athens, April lS, 1851.
o. We nre authorised and requested to
announce MATTHEW HARDEN. as can
didate for County Court Clerk of McMinn
county at the ensuing March election.
% We are authorised to announce THO.
MAS VAUGHAN. rs candidate for Coun.
,y Court Clerk of McMinn county, at the
ensuing March election.
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State Of Tennessee, Polk county
CIRcUIr CoURr, JUNE Term, 1851.
Charles J. Whilson.1
TS SDlvorce.
Eua Whitsou.

TN this cause i, appearing 10 the Cour,
i from the petition, which is sworn to.
that the defendant is a nonresident, il is
ordered by the Court that publication be
made IN the Athens Post. a public newspa.
per printed at Athens, Tennessee, for four
successive weeks, notifying the defendant
to appear at The next term Of the Circuit
Court, 10 be held for said county, al the
Court house in Benton, on the second
Monday OF October next, and plead, answer
or demur to said petition. or the same will
be taken pro confesso and set for hesring
er parte JAMES SMITH, Clerk:
Aug. %, lS5I-4t Prs fee q lS5
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MARRIED,

On Tuesday evening. 10th inst. BY 7. s.
Rice, Esq, Mr.. JOSIAH F. JOHNSON, 10
Miss ELIZA J. PIERMAN, oil Of McMinn
county.
On the 18th inst, BY Rev. David A. Cobb,
Mr.. ALEXANDER BRowN, Of Polk county,
to Miss NANCY HARMS. Of McMinn CO.
On Wednesday. the 10th inst. bv Rev.
T. L. Hoyl, Mr.. SAMUEL L. GILsREATH,
10 Miss NANcY CoBB.
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
IMPORTANT TO DYSPEPTICS.-Dr
J. s. Houghton's Pepsin, The True Dlges
tive Fluid, or Ces'sso Juice, prepared ITO"
Rennet, or the Fourth Stomach Of the Ox,
after directions Of Baron Liebig, the grea'
Physiological Chemist. BY J. s. Hough.on'
M. D.. Philadelphia. This is truly won
derful remedy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia
Jaundice. Liver Complaint, Constipation,
and Debility, curing after Natures own
method, by Natures own Agent, the Gas
trio Juice. Pamphlets, containing Scien.
,ifc evidence of Its value, furnished by
agents gratis. See notice among the medi'
cal advertisements.
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H A R D w A R E
COURTNEY 4 FENNENT,

No. IS Havne street,
CHARLESTON, so. ca,
A RE now opening direct from England.
"A very splendid stock Of Hardware.
Cutlery, Guns. &c.. purchased by one Of
their firm in person, ior cash.
Merchants visiting Charleston will find ii
to their interest 10 call and examine their
stock. which they offer on the most lavora-
Bile terms.
Sep,.5 lS5l-6m l54
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HOPKINS, K0LB & co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Groceries, Sugar, Coffee, Salt, &C.,
AUGUSTA, GU.
Sept. 10. lS5l-tf l56
Notice..

THERE will be sold at the late residence
l. of Cassander Williams, deceased, in
Bradley county, Tenn, on the Goth day
of October next, the following property,
viz: Two Negro Men, a Wouan and two
Children; Wagon and one or two Horses;
some Hogs and Cattle, together with house.
hold and kitchen furniture, and some farm
ing tools. Terms made known on the day
of sale.
Also, a crop of Corn to be sold at the
same time. ROBERT WILLIAMS.
Sept. 10, !85l-lds 1856
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Five Cents Reward,

DANA WAY from the subscriber, living
IL in Meigs county, about the 24,h June,
1851. an indenled apprentice to the Farm
ing Business, named MIKE THARP. All
persons are hereby foreward against harbor
ing or trusting said boy on my accoun's
under penalty CT the Law in such cases
made and provided. will give The above
reward, but no thanks, to any person who
will apprehend and return said boy TO me.
PLEASANT M. MILLER.
Meies CO., Sept. IL, ls5l-3l" l55
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EStraV,

TAKEN up by IshaE, Reynolds, living
L in the 18th civil district. McMinn coun'
~. on the 23d INST, a MARE MULE
Said Mule is about twelve and half hands
high. OF p bay color. about five or SIX yeats
old, with the left ear fresh cut off and not
yet well, with some white marks Of gear
on the back and shoulders. Valued al
$50. S.P. WINS, Ranger.
Aug. 90, lS5l-3t 1873
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Wool Carding--- New Machine

Vp,HE subscriber respectfully informs the
L public that he has started New Wool
CARDING MACHINE, at his old stand, l.2
miles East of Athens, and is prepared to Card
Wool into good Rolls at the usual prices
The Machine was made on an Engine Lathe,
and is of very superior order and finish.
JOSEPH HAMILTON.
Ilamilton's X Roads,
Nc Mirn CO., Aug. %. 1851. u 1J2
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State 3fTcnncssce, Roanc county.
Wiley Blair
rs.
Siephen Anderson.

rs.
Stephen Anderson.
IN this cause it appearing from the aflida-
L vii of the plannll. which is sworn 10.
that the defendant is "A nonresident, 1t was
therefore ordered by the Justice OF the
Peace trying the cause. that publication be
made IN the Athens Post. requiring the de.
PENDANT to appear before WIN. e. Julian.
Esq. ut his house in Roane county, on the
10Th day OF October. 1851, and defend said
cause, or the same will be taken pro con.
.fesso, and judgment rendered accordingly.
WILEY BLAIR.
Sept. 10, IS5l-4t l55
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Notice..

A LII persons indebted 10 the estate Of
"A John Matleck, decd, are hereby notified
10 call and make settlement i'm Immediately
Those having claims against said estate are
notified 10 present them within the time
specified by law, legally authenticated, Tor
settlement. VIM. F. FORREST,
- WIN. l.. RICE,
Executors.
Sept. IL, lS5l-4r l55
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Land for Sale.

'l'HE subscriber whistles to sell 500 acres OF
Land. lying in McMinn county, Tenn,
about nine miles Fast of Athens, I40 acres
adjoining the Lane of VIM. Terry $40 acres
adjoining the Land Of Elisha Bryant. These
two tracts are well improved, with good
dwelling houses, and other convenient out
houses, and under good fences. 100 acres un-
improved, adjoining the lands Of Joseph IIam-
ilton. Those who wish TO purchase will
please call on the subscriber, or Pike Bay less.
WILLIAM 5. HAYNIE, Sr.
August %, lS5l-5t 1872
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come in altogether, but in small par.
ties. and at different times. They had
subsisted chiefly upon fruit, and the
last meat that some of them had eaten
was portion of their Generals horse.
There was no lack Of ammunition
when they threw away their arms,
though much of what they bro ught
had been damaged by rain. Lieuten'
ant Order stated that he had twenty.
eight rounds OF cartrid ges in his box
when he threw it away.
"Capt. Kelly stated that the Editor
of the New Orleans Delta, Mr.. Sigur,
was instrumental in persuading him
to join the expedition, having address.
ed him personally on the subject. He
has reason to believe that he persuad.
ed many others also. The whole
party manifested much indignation
towards Gen. Lopez and Mr.. Sigur;
and many Of them asserted that it
would be worse for the latter if they
should live to return home. On being
told that Gen. Lopez was taken pri'
soner, cry of joy and exu!tatlon ran
through the crowd.
"They stated that Lopez was chief
Of the expedition. Col. Dowseman
was second in command, and was kill.
ed on the thirteenth. Col. VIM: Scott
Haynes, of Tennessee, was another
!ealer. According to their bestbelief
he was still in the mountains. Col.
Critlenden had been an officer IN the
United States Army during the war
with Mexico. An Hungarian named
Pragay, who acted as Adjutant Gen.
eral, was MORALLY wounded on the
18th.
at is a matter Of regret that so i'm.
perfect a narrative has been obtained
from these unfortunate men. In the
excitement of the moment many
would speak at once, and some ques'
lions it was difficult TO get satsfac-
tory answer, on the account OF the
eagerness of all to give it.
AT the request of the Command.
ant of the Cas!le, the prisoners were
asked if they had had the benefit OF
medical attendance since their con.
fnement. They replied that they had.
They were also asked ifthey had been
provided with two meals a day, and
whether they had bread and coffee
for breakfast? Some said that they had;
but others replied that they had no
coffee. The commandant immediate
Iy inquired the reason of his subordin-
ate, who stated that those who had
been confined there on the previous
evening came too late to be provided
for on that morning, but that they
would have their allowance of coffee
at dinner. he stated that the others
had been provided for according to
the order.
ut HAY be proper to add that the
prisoners appeared to be in good
health, and BY no means so much re.
duced as their exposure and hardships
would seem to warrant. They even
appeared to be cheerful, which may
have been the effect Of their relief
from a condition of FAR greater ankle.
ty and suffering. experienced during
their wanderings upon the Island.
81 should have stated that my first
lieutenant, Mr.. Taylor, was with me
during this interview.
"The whole number Of prisoners.
including those not yet brought 10
Havana, is officially stated to be a
bout one hundred and thirty.
II have just learned that Lopez
who was captured on Friday last,
(Aug. 29,) was brought in last night,
and publicly garoted at seven o'clock
this morning."
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DIED.,

IN this place, on the 18th inst, Mrs.
ELIZA JANE HowARD, cousort Of Mr.. G.
w. Howard, aged about "a years.
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The aristocracy Of art cannot die;
its tenure is immortal; born OF the
marriage between impassloned nature
and intellectual civilization, the race
will grow stronger with the progress
Of time.
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NH IH.InES h1nnIHn

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
The Camp. meeting at Cedar Springs vii
commence on Wednesday, 24lh Ssptembel
next. Ministers and people are cordially
invited 10 attend.
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AwruL.-To kiss rosy checked
girl, and find your mouth filled with
Venitian Red, and she growing pale
on il.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
The Camp meeting OF Be;hsalem will
commence September 25th. The public
generally are invited 10 attend.
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A FEW bushels Timothy Seed for sale
IA by S. K. REEDER.
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Sept. IL, lS5l-4l'