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found pec, recovery Such Il the power o: mlse' s:a
from The lips OF lovely But, 10 snch eases INC
cr-e may be iore dangerous than he dseaseio' 'e hea
nav receivoa wound 10. which even eaca s~ohofouS
Alchemy" may !ai ielisf.
Yesterday ,oyain We had the pleasure OF an Introduction
10 the enclantr,s. who is oyeIer in private than on the
stage ,er.c ana 1dla. Patti speak French with beau
INA scsri and t;eir a:o very sweet and attractive
Our I'll nd Si,.s9.eh conductor and we broke In
uu5n thsi, roai,.s ii practising Mile. Parodi is com
patriot O: Columbus native II Genoa with liz mountain Of
palaces She was The only pupil Q. the celebrated Pasta, IN
whose palace on the o.ey Like Of Como she drew insp
ration Tor her genius il was here that St!akosch hfs' be
came acquainted with her. Md'!e. Patti is native o.
Rome hc city Of talent and the Divine Arts. Is 1t strange
that they should ieigh, the Inhabitants OF the Western
world?
Jusas we concude we hear with real deigh; that tonor
-oe nigh, prod and her accomplished Troupe viii perform
4 fine OPERA Need add any thing 10 this announce
mn to stir the blood Of the lovers of musc1 We confess
ourselves net little touched with the ororeas may be in
fercd from our enthusiastic outpourngs OF gratihcaton
But even on cold plea of eSpediency we should Jealous
" urge the development Of musical taste, noble sub
s,u,e TO: ether purely exciting II is en
nently refining and humanizns in this age of conflicting
sonal and political interests and passions.
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a.o.ad Senators endorsed ~ the Senators i.om Amherst
Augusta i.sa icasas have ieehicd is adoption VI
lad lie honor oie they embrace
.ho object sought amendment. DIR. Speaker am ifcc
.c.t ey :ave rot removed my ieafs-l am s':i cre!i
luusb oacys 10 cone. The Senator from Fairfax gives
assent; an0~ e G3cS, lie md Others would nave voted
To- the amendment. With these facts before the Senate and
te country apfcnl 10 this Company in the name of G9a,
H. e sake OF The Grea, ahave at henri the
OF ne.no improvement 10 carry ont your pighied faith
tbs occasion. Ii yon d. my ojsc is attained, and voGr
fi.ds Oh tla ,r will hayc 10 caus" Of regret of w;om
Iail n ~ Your cbaa;!on carry the objects al
tn aGerd'arn' j. and ough, 10 be more biGding thai
thousand Parchment lis forfeiture VIII merit! and
snail exposure. My remark made in tie kirest
spirit. ! ho9e a..aiIist iouots ana fears.
The question being the adoption OF the amendment,
rejected by the following vote;
AyEs-Me.srs Rves Woods. Tribe Daniel, Darlington
label. Pits, O9r Tate, Deuea!c, Cowan, Crunp, Thonp
Of D.. and CatIett-li.
Nors- MeSst. Dennis lspeaSer,) Thompson of j., Kin
me- cariilc saekIiord French Turner S'anart Harvey
Edmison Aab"r Thomas, Layne, AMI Nard-i
Tue bill was passed by the following vote:
ney Crrl;e, Shackellod Tate French Turner, sa:asa
Harses, Isdmsten, Cowan, Amber, Thomas, Layne and
Hafd--l6.
NoEs- llessrs Rves Woods, Tribe, Daniel, Carrngon
lsbe Pits, oPe Daneae Csump, Thompson of D., Cat
The SENATE lock up and passed the following bills;
incorporating the .s!s&aca!ia ind Fredericksburg Rail
road Company;
! Incorporating. the Pleasant Valley Iron Manufacturing
Company:
! Incorporating the rnon Hall Turnpike ,:npany;
hcTesa!ag the capital stock OF Ha1e Rive. Nav CATION
Cotnpany
incorporating the Stone Mountain Free Road Company
I AIR THOMPSON o: D. demanded the ayes and noes;
ard the last ;nentcne, bill iiassed T.: the following vote
AYEsMes,rs. K.'es "eods, THOMPSON OF A., Hornef,
Kinney Darlington. ShEcsco-d, Ope Tate French, Tur
ner, Ssan1t, Dei.cae Edmson Cowan Laync West, and
Maft-ls.
NoEs-Ncssrs. Daniel, Pits, Harvey, Cfunp Thompson
! o! ~ Ca-,t and Alo.er-I.
III. nENEALE called ~ The following resolution, which
WA o,rtd by him some days ago:
Resolved That the Clerk o. oui IL hereby required 10 ft-
lll. ~
they "c.c. instead Of tue lime nov FqeiTca oy 'c
ruiz, OF ~ Senate. ;cmainac OF the session.
| TIE resolution adopted.
! Mr. STANA2D moved rc-coas Gcat:on o. tho vote To-
lccn. The bill tor the relief oi George Rlo..iti
! The motion laid on tie aoo
| 0n Ar. EDNiST ON',; motion Ill. SPEAKER appointed
Committee Vi ;ircr conjunction with Ccmmfce
tie Hau-. ii Delegates inform Joseph Johnson ~ ~,
election Governor The Committee - composed Of MtsTs.
EDMIST0N DENE!iIE ard VEST,
Nj. ckLMn moved that !ale Tor takin. recess te
! susncudci rcllics 10 to-day.
hr. SFANARD oppo-"d the motion.
| Mr SHACkElFORD moved the n, .iv.s question,
winch wa Sustained.
On norton Of ,lr. sIAcKELFoRD, the Senate ADJOURN
ed ayCs Is noes l..
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Je's!.. If tie proceedings Nil Ne given to lr,,o
LETTER FROM GENERAL SCOTT.

7 "
r., fDowi... lc;,cr General y ne'i SGT;
,e.,e! 10 ,r WG1 committee OF Aliitn county Ia M
S,tc in m vrr 10 A. resolutions adopted by them
recommending m candidate Tor lEe Presidency Q. ~
CE!lei States
D.4r sr:-Iha WA, committee s"d ia ser,'.f. al !.
i.,a cnuty, Pennsylvania, nave c'ie ne ::e'l "a7'
I'm, ar"....trio:i .: my c,rn-r'ei: - lis. ar; ".
;,r ;.s a.s4t a,sc. IN my n. T. hasa the IL,
n,.an tla, il VIII lie u minor importance ~ts,cr I!
bad 10 a claw il ny or.ei.i Position Or NOT.
with my meg, respectful regard ~ the gentlemen q: -
COMMITTEES, | remain NY dea. ST. sorts tf.!''
WINFIELD SCOTT
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WrLuAm b. CAMPBELL has been nominated By The
Wings Tennessee their Candidate for Governor. liz
vas member Of Congress iHousel from 1897 10 1913
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pItNO FORTES.

MANUFACTURED by Messrs. Hallett, Da.
WI Wis & Co., Of every variety of style and
finish, of 6, 8 l.2 and 7 octaves, wita and
uithont iron frames, and finished with the
French or English actions, We also manu-
facture the NeU Circular Soas instrument,
possessing many advantages, one OF the most
prominent of which is increase Of potrer. We
likewise manufacture the PIccoLo orbouDoIR
PIANO, the action Of which IS very powerful
and elastic, ,lbeing made after the principle Of
ERARD's celebrated BouDoIR PIAso.) The
fianges being made of Metal, instead of wood,
places its durability beyond question, and in
this respect as well as in volume and purity OF
tone, it is superior to anything Of the kind
manufactured in this country. Messrs h. d.,
& Co, have been awarded a number OF med
ais and diplomas for their superior Pianos. Or.
ders promptly filed by b. |. PHARES.
Whitesyille, Mi June, 1851. 32yI agent.
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TO ILDER

q PROPOSALS will be received by the
Wy undersigned Committee, on behalf oil
~ Asylum Lodge, No. SO, of Free and
Accepted Masons, for erecting a BUILDING
OF BRICK, 10 by 40 feet in size, and three
stories high. For full details, reference can
be had to a plan in the hands Of the Com
mittee.
Proposals win be received TIL the first Of
next month.
J.. D. woods WORTH,
M. CRIST,
THOS. HICKEY,
B. F. YERBY,
A. c. HOLT,
Building Committee.
The Wilkinson Wing, Natchez Free Ira
der, and Courier, will please copy the above,
weekly, till first July next, and forward their
bills to this office.
June 8, ISL. 22w4
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.Dunt Received

"A LOT Of Trunks aud Val.ses-aIso, a
~A fresh lot Of good cigars. We are pre-
pared to sell off our stock Of goods to pune
tual customers at a very low price on Janu-
airy credit; and to cash customers at cost
prices. Ono will set that We keep our
promises by calling and making cxa,niiia-
ton. SIMON Il MOSES WOLF.
May 2S, 1S5O-23.
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Daguerrean Gallery.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, &C
WILKINSON COUNTY ~
TIE STATE OF MISgISSIpnI


o Zachariah Dowty. Samuel Dowty,
" John NJ. Dowty, Julia A. Hayden, Mi.
nervo Newland, Elizabeth Decker, Matilda
JeiIcote, aud the minor heirs OF Reuben
Dowty. deceased, to.wit Thomas j.. Dow
ty, JohnC. Dowty, Samuel A. Dowty, aud
John o. Dowty, heirs and distributes OF
James N. Dowty, deceased, Youa re com.
manded to be and appear before the ProL>6c
Court of Wilkinson county. a. the Court.
house thereof, OH the first Monday IN Au.
gust next, then aud there TO show cause if
any you 'can, why the final account Of VIM.
Dowty, administrator of James N. Dowty,
deceased, should not be allowed aud a de-
cree made therefore accordingly, and further
to do and suffer such things as shall be con-
sIdered and ordeted by the court aforesaid,
in the premises.
--1 Witness, the Honorable Francis
LIS, Gildart, Judge of the said Probate
~ Court, at the Court House Of said
county, the first Monday in May, eighteen
hundred and fiity-one.
Issued this f4th day Of May, 1851.
FRED. CONRAD, Clerk.
Nav 90 ls5l-60d.
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Stage NOHct-,

A good and Substantive Stage has been
procured to run from r.atchez rin Wood.
vile, TO Bayou Sarr. which will make reg
uIar tnps dnrVs tic year. Passengers
may rely OH ocular trips, gentle horses and
experienced drivers. Apply at the store Of
the Subscriber, on Commercial Row for
way bills. Leaves Woodyiuc for Bayou
rdra on Wednesdays and Saturdays, returns
on Mondays and Thursdays.
w. a. HA5SEL. Agsns.
Anr;I y 1871
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MARRIED.-On the 9Th inst, by the Rev.
G. c. Light, JOSEPH D. WoMAcK, M. D., of
Greenville, Ala, to Miss SARAH JANE TIcNER,
of this county
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
WILKINSON CnrNrY

WILKINSON CoNNfl.
To Nathan G. Rqym5Rd, ETn1vvl.. Ray
mOad, and The HqkRoCR heirs aud iega.
tees Of Nathan T., Raymond, deceased,
GyoctUtg
VOU are hereby cited to be and appear
- before the Probate Court of Wilkinson
county, at the Courthouse thereof, on the
first Monday in September next, then aud
there to show cause. if any they can, why
the final account of Thomas w. Hays, ex.
ecutor of said decedent, should not be allow
cd, and a decree made thereupon accord.
lng'y; and further, to do and suffer such
things as shall be consid ered aud ordered by
the Court aforesaid, in the premises.
WITNESS, TIE Hon. Francis
L. s. Gildart, Jadge of the said Probate
49, Court, at the Courthouse Of said
county, the first Monday of June, 1851,
Issued this 9th day of June, 1851.
L. CONRAD, Clerk.
June 10, 1851, ~23-60dys
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, 4

WILKINSON County.
TO Mary J. Rou0rk, Catharine NJ Row-
ark, Barbara t.. Rouark, Joseph Rou-
ayk, and Nancy Rouark,-Hcr anu
D5st,gbnteeS8 JOSEPH ROUARK,
decedSed
WTOU are thereby cited TO be and APP
pear before the Probate Court
Of Wilkinson County, ut the Courthouse
thereof, on Inc first Monday In August next,
then and there to shew cause if any you can.
why the following described tracts Of lands
should not be sold, to-wit Lot No 2, OF
Range No 8, west, containing eighty acres;
Los Noe, aud No Z, in section No Is, in
township No 2, range No 5, west. contain
ING one hundred and -ixty.hve acres, Also,
lots No 5 and 6. Of section No 36, in town.
ship No 2, OF range No 3, west, containing
one hundred and sixty acres. Also, a lot
near the town of Fort Adams, fronting upon
the Mississippi river, containing one acre,
more. or less, being the same lot conveyed
to the said Joseph Rouark by Frances Routh
and wife, by deed, dated 3lst of October,
1882, recorded in Book e, page sos, OF the
Record of Deeds. ,nstlIe Probate Clerks Of
fee in said county, and further to do and
suffer such things as snail be considered ani
ordered by the court aforesaid.
WITNESS, the honorable F.
MTaz GILDART, Judge Of the said Pro.
4SsysA.EE bate Court, at the Courthouse
1880 Of said County, the first Mon.
INV dayof June, eighteen hundred
and 6fty-one. Issued this I'd day OF June,
1851. f22w6I CONRAD, Clerk.
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~ +. Pierce, For. Adams, succes
- sor to John Timon. Eossunlinr aH,I
Commission Merchant. will attend strictly
70 the shipping Of oot,an, Sc, which may
be cntrhsted 10 bin. lie keeps constantly
on hand a general assortment Of Dry Goots,
Groceries, Hardware, Ne. which he ssils
how for CASii or on uuaI ,ime To pup:tnai
Gu toHlefsi urF. l5-yl,
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GEORGE n. GORDON and CArtct

~ Poscy have catered into partner shlp
in the practice of the Law. They vail
practice in the Circuit Courts Of the coan.
ties Of Wilkinson, Adams and Anite, and
in The Superior Court of Cbanccry and the
High Court Of Errors and Appeals at JHck-
son. The s~trictcst attention viii be given
TO all business entrusted To their care.
Their office is in HoodvilIe, and the same
lately oecEpiod by Gordon and ). Posey.
November 20, 1919,
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Administrator's Notice.

EoHEhEhS, Letters OF Adminlstm-
ton Oh the estate Of Lakewood
VI. Parish. deceased, were granted 10 the
undersigned at the last June Term OF the
Probate Court OF Wilkinson county. State
OF Mississippi Now, all persons having
claims against the estats of sand dceedcnt,
are hereby required to exhibit the saguc
within the time limited by law, or they will
be barred.
JANE l.. PARISH, AdmiRiSfafFiF.
VIM. STAMPS, Administrator.
WoodviIle, June 10, 1851. 23-6w
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HCST received 30 barrels OF Adnr, which
~ We will sell very cheap log cash. Chea.
NJ than the samc article can be bought i'll
NeH Orleans, after paying freight to Wood.
vile. We lurnisl, you prices, compare
them. Fine hour 81 90, superiinc and ex-
ira 5000. r. HEATHER MANAGE.
January, n, 1851.
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" Notice

HFHE public are respectfully informed
that the undersigned will undertake
the business Of collecting. The claims OF
all persons, iavoring him with patronage.
VIII receive his prompt attention. Com.
mission SAM as charged by former Collie.
tors. TIiOS IL cIrRRY
july l6. IsJO.-SO 10
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Betrayed,

Betrayed,
ENRON the plantation of the sub-k
i scnber, near Woodvillo, one we
week ago, a small black uhbroke
MULE, braided o on the cheek. name
reached aad tail shaved near the top. Any
persch giving Information Of the same vii
be literally rewarded. When last heard d
he was on the Fort Adams road.
my2O-tf EMILY JOOR,
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DROTECTION INSURANCE COM.
= PANY., of HARTFORD Conn. Incor-
porated in 1925.
Capital, 500 900,
WV. CONNER, Sec'n d. w. CLARKPreS't.
This old and able Company ENSURES on
the most favorable terms against loss by
Fire, Marine, River and Country Risks.
e. c. LANTHRor, Agent, 90 Camp st., NO,
SAMUEL r. HARRISON, Agent.
my20-y1 Woodvllle Miss.
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EDWARD FOSTER. CWbcbter anil
M Batkac-~Worksrop at Mr.. kings
bury's stand. Carpenters and j%oiner's
work of all kinds done in a w6ykmamlikg
manncr and Oh reasonable terms.
WoOdvlIle, Jan. ], 1siO-Gtl.
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u A. H-a a. Barr 81 Paf-
~ Nalnssa Csuafes
hastaf fsccntly sntc'vd upsn ne DIS o
the ohesrf ~Supsnniendcu, Of Common Sci ueil
Zoe the to1uit, 4 ). anpo.ihie &C. me - prrscu.
to your Honaubls Body As hll = s,sismeni a.
vuuld Wish.
The p port given hciuT Of he ond.iion u III
The townships - as accurate ~ ! have b IN able
10 obtain. am under obligations 10 NJ nuuus,
ioFnser Superintendent. COT Vaislhlc anc cirtrtui.
" rendered assistance.
The amount aPpnpr sicdtottr Common Schools
Is s6.22i,l2, derived nom Ihe following sources.
Surplus IN Treasury ....-.-.,... St,5l4 %
Ll1ences. .,..... ............a.r. leu %
Pines 20 90
Taxes Tor 1850. ................ Los %
Total. S64I2 s.
Deduct from this amount SlsS.45, for unset.
tied claims, and you have the amount mentioned
above, S6,224 70.
There are seventy nine children above the dis.
trlbution ratio, nine hundred and iorty-one below,
making one thousand and twenty children in the
county.
The many difficulties surmounted BY the first
Superintendent and Trustees render { only ne
cessary that the present incumbents use all indus
try IN discharge Of Iaoi. 3aiy. this being nj thai
is needed TO insure the entire and perfect success
Of our Common School System, an institution
reflects an honorable light upon every CON-
Which | respectfully submit.
l. d. STAMPS,
SHpt Common Schools.
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AND DENarTa.S 1RGEoN

&C. HAS returned to Woodvillc.
UfTFyvS and can be found at his Of
~ ice, lie next door to DR.. Bucks
residence, aud opposite Mr.. J. b. Tlierrel's.
where he is fully prepared TO render bis pro-
f%essional services to those who may require
them. He has brought with him, from
the North the latest Improvements in liz
strnmcnts, aud n fine assortment Of tcuth.
January II, tsjt-t
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y =. Holt,
Sani'I. TX. Harrison,
lDr. 10 BALDWIN.

Pr YSICIAN AND SURGEON.
RESIDBNCE as formerly, on tho
ma Greenwood" Plantation, adjoining
tho plantation of Fielding Davis, Esq.
Feb IL, 1850. SrI
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TIPiIOLSTERING done in the most
u fashionable style, and sofas newly cov-
cred by SMITH x RICHARDSON.
April 90, 1851.
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lust received and for sale rs bushels
ID flesh commeal. at rs cents per busheL.
400 II CHARLES OUREY.
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A statement:
Shopiag HE condition of the Schools and
School Find Of Wilkinson County.
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NOTICE.

May 90 ls5l-60d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-11
DANTEL II. LONDON, IMPOR,

- TER OF FRENCH, GERMAN AND ENG
LISII GOODS, AND DEALER IN AMERICAN
DRY GOODS, offers for sale, for cash, or to pune
tual customers, upon the usual credits, large
sortment Of Shawls and ladies' Wrappings. In the
stock will be found few Davarian Long Shawls, Of
costly character.
Cashmcres and and Mouslin dc LANES, some most
exquisite styles and very costly as well as the
lower grades
French Prnts-these designs of the very best,
and the colors and patterns entirely
French Hats and Cloths
Paris Cassimercs and Vestings, superb and very
ty.
Cloths and black Doeskins, in all styles
German Hosiery, very low
Gloves and Suspendcrs
Blankets, in every style and color some Bed Blan-
kcts, ofthc most expensive kind
Silk Goods for Dresses
A few Antique Dresses in patterns
Check d and brocade colorcd Silks
Black Italian and French Silks, cheaper than here
toforc,
Domestic Goods, made in virgnia-3-i and Al
Sheetings and Shrtings. As these Goods have come
into my hands under peculiar circumstances, they
will be furnished to my customers at half to cent
the yard less than the factory prices.
Virginia Made Cio,hs-6l at s 25. and Oh black
coatings at IS cts. These the best Cloths, and
the cheapest ever sold in the State. As The lot is
small, speedy application from those who desire
No. goods at a small price, will be best
In Faaacls anil Kerseys, the stock will be large
Kentucky Jcons anil Woolcns-My impressions
arc that in these styles Of Goods the trade will find
the very best bargains offered.
Laces, Collars and CrGS-London made-very
handsome and cheap Caters and London top Coats.
in all styles. As it may be useful merely classify
Of the stylesin the assortment, have done so;
but no who comes to the market to buy any goods
ttilt n, sfD n IN I'm Is
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roR PRIVATE SALE.
I,.RU CuANCE TO THOSE


IA IpffO WISH TO BIY A FINE FJRA
Tie subscriber wishes ssil bis Land iyng IN the
county of fgsinklin the head ot Calls creek, near
the county line Of Roanoke. containing about
Oh One Thousand Acres 1--WE han
-. drcd OF which are cleared, the remainder ~
fine Timber two hundred acres, at least, are IN clo
yer, there are fifty acres OF superior meadow land
All Of the cleared land il in a most productive
state there not being it solitary gall the SOIL Is
Of the best aunlity well adopted to the growth OF
all kinds of grain particularly wheat. The Timber
Land l. the very finest quality IT tobacco Land.
The improvements consist Of good DWELLING
e. HOUSE and all necessary out houses, with a
I'll good Barn. There is also one Of the best Or
chards in the county on it. Those wishing to pur-
chase, will Of course visit the premises, when the
subscriber hatters himself he viii show them farm
ntsinsically worth as much any land in this sec
ton of the Statc. 1t is distant from the Virginia
and Tennessee Rail Road 10 miles.
He also wishes to sell his well known and profit
able TAVERN HOUSE and STORE HOUSE in
the town Of Rockymount lie wishes to sell all the
above named property in consequence Of the recent
purchase he has made of the Alum Springs, and he
the purchaser that the title to the said prop
crty ia good and unqucstionable The above advcr-
tised property will be sold privately. and upon the
most reasonable terms and any wishing to pur-
chase any part OF the same, viii apply to
Sept 4-wiw MOSES G. BOOTH.
fy- The Richmond Wing and Lexington Ga
zctte copy weekly weeks and forward accounts TO
this Office
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| The Corsnirs by De Quincy
| Eldorads or Adventures in the path ofEmpirc
Mount Hope, an His. Romance
| The History of the Confessional
| Life of Josephine, by Headley
| Gems from the Sacred mine
| Dealings with the inquisition
| Alton Locke
| Lifes Discipline
| History of the Sabba,tnrinn Churches
| Heaven or the sain,cd dead
| Walter Lorimcr and other Tales
Irvings and Cooks, Artlurs and Abbotts new
! works, &c. &C.
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