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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-23

- Yale ColIege-Class of 1Sf9.-The 0rsdu
Of Yale College OF the Glass of 1919 are reminded that
sheir tienpiai meeting will be held at New. Haven OF
WEDNESDAY, July %, the day preceding the Annual
Commencement All those who at any time connect
"a with the class are invited TO be present
TIMOTHY DWIGHT, Class Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-23

r. The Widening Of ADn-st., from William
10 old-st-An persons opposed TO the aoove proceed
ing will peas' call at office and sign remonst rance
against the same.
The 24th instant Is the last day to present the remon
anee the Street Commissioner and n therefore requee
Immediate sttentiIn. WIOHTMAN X CLARK AtFys
No. l95 Broadway, COZ. DeY-st-
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COUNTRY BOARD.-One large room

" and two bedrooms at the Rye Station, the New
York and New Haven r. r., minutes walk from the
depot Apply TO PURDY. Rye, to G. B. H0WES, No.
So Esssps For sale 40 OF the best land in the
of Rye, Apply a above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-23

~ Hepr'S Expressive CENTRAL RAILROAD
aNEW-JEksbf. lvcc osilg from New YORK % Ess-or
Pa Leaving Il ockek, A. H. End 4oelock P. ~ Otsos
%. ~ Broadway, Nev-iork.
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OAPEISLAND BATHING-NA.

~ TlONAL HALL-This large, and elegant Ho-
tel open for the Tho public will End this
house equsl the hest American DISQUALIFICATION few
reps from the shore with magnificent view OF the Ocean
AARON GARRETSON. Proprietor.
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EVOR SALE-Lot No. 8l3 and Lot NJ

457 IN Mount Vernon being two corner lots, pleasantly
situated Inquire at the CHAR store corner of dist and
Sd.ay OK If q. FALIHEE, No. Y Bleeckerst, ~ Y.
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a. First Manhattan Eui!cing Association.
"A psncn shlat ltsyne Ire ety. VII eel vsry low
tocIaing shass or pufchsseg win md tl.s al sxceeat
ePpoTtul ity Address o. y. this o.tre.
The daily union., 1852-08-12

PALTIMoRE College or Dental Surgery, Session
ID Is52-'53
Chaplin Harris b. NJ d., Professor Of Principles Prc
uce Of Dental Surgery.
Thos Bond , A. NJ NJ d. Professor Of Special Pathology
and Therapeutics
w. x. Handy M. d. of PhypioIogy
Alfred A. Bandy, M D., Professor Operative Dcntesry
Philip ILL., M. d., Professor Mechanical Dentistry
Reginald N. Wright, A. NJ NJ d., Lecturer Chemistry.
The mechanical and dssecting will opened last
Monday OF October The nfnaTy will open throughout
The begin last Monday OF
November aud continue till the March. I,S
Tickets for the COURSE @lo dssecng ticket (opiona Sl0
maircuatoD, s. diploma fee, $50 " II" :
Good board from - so 50 So
Aug b W. Il. HANDY, Dean
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White Hall, New Windsor Carroll county. MARI
land.

nS well known establishment lately
waited and hued for wishing
quiet, comfort
Tor its saubry The immediate vicinity excellent
and, residence,
sable in the State than the village New Windsor
The subscriber still
boadtrs The table will be
ALL The bar will be furnished winss liquors,
&c.
for board shall be moderate and nothing will be left
done which will conduce comfort visen
New Windsor is OF
Westminster by the Baliire Ohio rnilroad
Woodbne Mount Airy, either OF which
will be found passengers New Windsor, Is
given TO the subscriber a few days before.
SARAH BARTHOLow, Proprietor.
Julyp3-du ]. p. BARTHoLoW, Agent.
The daily union., 1852-08-12

GPECIAL AUCTION NOTICE.-E. N. sTRATToN has
located himself on the south side Of
fnth street. Tin the store lately occupied by G. Byne
purpose OF conducting exclusively the auction
in all its varieties The location directly upon the grea,
thooughare of the city, and the open space Centre
Market and the advantages arising threom unsurpassed
the sale OF every description of merchandise.
Personal attention sales of
groceries, boots and shoes goods hardware fancy goods
ey received a the auction udicously
sold on the premises Of the Real stocks
posed Of at public private sale.
H. ~ s. has several assisted sales
New York; and Philadelphia he particularly services
such wish dispose of libraries of
Consgnmcnis respectfully solicited and cash advances
whenever required.
Gy-saes Of any amount cashed withou, delay
Il. N. 6TRArTON, General Auconeer
Aug 5-du Penn. and 9th street, side
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Sale OF Improved Lands I'm Ohio ceded by wyan.
dots Is42.

NOTICE hereby given, that
IN office by the ID March,
portion Of the Upper sspdosky obo ceds
by the Wysndotts the 1 OF March, 1872 will
public sale Upper sandusky Ohio, Monday 2b day
Of september
provisions OF Of yuy Is5 above land,
will be offered subject the minimum OF
dsars and my without regard
the improvements.
Given under hand the city Of Washington,
July, Domini thousand eight hundred 6ytwo.
JOHN WILSON,
July 30-3aw4w
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THE COLLEGE OF ST. JAMES, washington county

THE COLLEGE OF ST. JAMES, washington cowpsy.
Mmyandthe Rev John D. Kerioot D. D. reco1be
annual session of the college VIII Monday and
continue until August 1853 Besides
the resident professo several courses
by professors statedy college ppo-e
The school fsv
college, and besides its proper tutors has
the college professor~ The
distinct bui he direct
vision Of rector. Annual charge college grammar
James, r. o., Maryland. - =
Aug l0--3raw2m
SAyINGs snd Exchange Bank C.lifcrn,-, san
~ trnncsscos-Bls OF Exchange
United States. - =
other house in California.
Persons carrying or wishing place funds California win hnd
much safe and deoss
from the Bank of the Metropolis always prepared 20
cash them upon presentation.
vorabe
y r. ROBINSON. ROBINSON CO.,
r. l.. SMITH Managers and Proprietor,
July H-dscpnlys
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"a ~ -, - u
baltimore and Washington Railroad.
PASSENGER trains a folows
Leave Washington at O and g. lai, and a. m
Leave Baltimore AT ~ aud 9, a. aud ~, IN.
On Sundays the second third Ind
the second and fourth from Baltimore n omitted
Tickets and baggage checks
obtained BY trims leaving at 0, and
curing the same secure the free OF themselves and baggage
In Baltimore and philadelphia, the railroad
Communication tickets Badensbua s3 quarter viii be
furnished upon application at the odice. 9tF
It. II. PARSONS,
Ap 25-dn Agent.
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Collector. omoe, July ao, 1854.

Collectors Once, July 20, 1851.
NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR PROMPT
PAYMENT-Noice hereby given that the for the
1852 due aud payable this office,
OF 10 viii be allowed for
fore the sist Of August ensuing all first paid
III. ROCHE,
July 27-eotdif Collector.
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" The Campaign OF isas.

HRRs are yet on hand ie more han one hundred copies Of
!" The Campaign Of 1851 political published during
thai under the auspices Of hcbie
which entered into that recorded,
with the official
1874 and 1898 by States and counties the full the Bal
timore Convention and Of the Phlsdeph
1888, and indeed other obiecs Of likely
70 be brought into discussion in the approaching campaign will be
found In this volume.
"ha Campaign" contains 46 folio, strong boards
with sheep backs aud and will be sold
dollars.
but about hundred who
wish TO purchase may procure them at this Office.
June ll--eon
EREScH-PLATE MIRRORS for n,antcis .nd piers,
marble slabs and brackeiThc
French plate looking
picture frames, which of
workmanship and material, and will sell low they be
bought for in the country.
old frames reglded.
FRANCIS LAMB,
Directly opposite National Theatre, Washington, D. c.
July i-eod2mif
The daily union., 1852-08-12
For Norfolk, Old Point, and Piney P0int.-Farc Re
duced.

For Norfolk, Old Point, and Piney POnt.-Farc Re-
duced.
n sUA>n THE steamer OSCEOLA, having undergone thor
onsh repair, leaves Washington for Norfolk every
4A Wednesday and Saturday go'clock, M, arriving
in time for The going South Returning Norfolk
Monday and Thursday at 4 O'Clock, p. m
She touches going and returning Old Point Pney Point
iver and the usual landings the Potomac.
Passage meals included, TO Norfolk.
Piney Point II. nd
Point a. O0
md II 00
Aug S-dtf JAMES MITCHELL
TRAVELLING TRUNKS, TRUNKS THE subscriber,
having just received large every STYLE variety
and quality OF travelling trunks, vaise ladies'
pet bags (Which he will sell reasonable prices
purchasers call
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, between A and 9th streets
July 3o-lm DANIEL CAMPBELL
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MISC ELL A y f O { s
jim BIander and the Quaker.
AN AMUSING STORY.

There lived in certain neighhor-
hood, not far distant from here. roys-
tering. rowdy,. named Jimmy Blander.
Jim was sum" in ffoht-a kind of
pueilistic Napoleon.
Many. and bloody were the affairs he
had in his lifetime, and he invariably
came off first best. Jim not only con-
sidered himself inyulnerahle. but all
the fighting characters in the surround
ing conntry conceded il was no use
fighting Jim, as he was considered 10 be
a patent threshing machine. that could
not be improved on. In Jim's neigh
hnrhood had settled quite number
I. of Quakers. From some cause or other,
Jim hated the. shad bellies" as he
called them, with his entire heart; he
often declared. that 10 whip one of
these inoffensive- people would be the
crowning glory of bis life. For years
Jim walled for pretext.- One of Jim's
chums overheard a young" Quaker
speak in disparagIng terms of him.
The report soon came to Jim's ears, not
little magnified Jim made desper-
ale threats what he was going to do
with Nathan. the meek follower Of
Penn. on sight, besides the various
bruises and COMMISSIONS he meant to in
fict on Naihan;s body; in his chaste
language, he meant TO gouge ont both
of his eyes, and chaw off both his ears.
Nathan heard of Jim's threats and
very properly kept out of his way.
hoping that time would molify his an
ger. II seems, however, that this much
desired result did not take place. One
day, Nathan was out riding. and pass
ing through long lane, when about
midway, he espied Jim entering the
other end. Nathan might have turned
and fled, but his flesh rebelled al re-
treating.
Il will pursue my way peaceably,"
said the Quaker, I" and / hope the bet
: ter sense of the man of wrath will not
permit him to modest me, or allow him
to. doviolence to my person.
Nathan's calculations as TO the lamb
like qualities of his adversary were
doomed 10 be disappointed.
aOh, no Y, thought the bully, as he
recognised Nathan, Ithaye him at last.
Now, I'll make mincemeat of shad-
belly! Evil salt and pickle him too !"
- s. aWiIt thou please dismouni from thy
horse 7s said Jim, sseizing the bridal OF
Nathan's horse, and mimicing his style;
- my heart yearneth above all things
TO give thee the biggest uiauling that
ever man received"
aFriend James, replied Nathan,
athou nnst not modest me, but let me
go my, way in peace. Thy better
Judgment will surely tell thee that thou
-cannot possibly be benefited by person
ally ininring me.n agsA s# Va6f
fss: Get down, in a moment r thnndered
Jim; !. get down, you eaating. lying,
misunderstanding hypocsite. III drag
you down II You don't dismount.'a
Friend James. demonstrate against
tl1v proceeding, and against thy Ian
a1age. replied Nathan. Ny .feli-
sion teaches me sincerity. lam nei-
sher 8 liar, amisehief-maker, nor hyp-
ocrite; am no coward, but man of
peaces desire to pursue my way qui-
ally ;let me pass on" eH
= !. q Get down, persisted Jim down
with vbu / wantfo beat some of your
religion out of you'll must gre you
flogging before leave you. | think
BY the time l am through With you. You
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Carriage Mandatory l. Repairing.

The subscriber has removed his
30 shop to the new building on Main
-eS..ss9 street, nearly opposite the saw mill of
Capt. Gates. where he will at all times be pre-
pared to execute with neatness and despatch all
work instrusted to him.
His stock of materials is complete and well
selected, and he has in his employ workmen of
experience in the several branches OF the bust
ness.
extended to him by the citizens of St. Mary, the
subscriber hopes, BY dilgent attention to his
business, good workmanship and very moderate
charges to merit its continuance.
THOMAS MARTIN.
franklin, Julv 10. 1852
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President Fiilmore.-We learn that
as an appropriate mark of respect for
the President Of the United States, a
number of gentlemen-Senators OF Con-
gress, Judges of the Supreme Court,
and citizens of both political parties
have employed Mr.. D. Stone to exc
cute bnst, in pure Italian marble, of
Mr.. Fillmore, with the design of having
il placed permanently in the Presiden-
tlal Mansion, as an appropriate testlmo-
NAL TO the character of one who has so
greatly adored and dignifed his high
position. 1t is to be regretted that
likenesses of all the Presidents have
not been preserved in the same manner.
In this particular the corporation of
Baltimore have evinced proper re-
spect for their Chief Magistrates, the
portraits of nearly all of whom adorn
the Council Chambers. Mr.. Stone. we
are informed. has just completed bnsts
of Chief Justice fancy and of Justice
Wayne. which are pronounced chef
d foupres.
We have been furnished with copy
of the subscription paper, to which we
shall be pleased TO add the names of
any of our citizens who may in this
manner desire to manifest their appre-
citation of one who has been Justly
styled "the model President.n
baltimore American
ho u
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THE. POETS CORNER
THE LTTERARY HESBAND

I
THE LITERARY HUSBAND.
BY MRS. TAYLOR
Welded ere reached the twenties,
Tothe one | loved the best,
Young, beloved, merry-hearted,
Who shall say am not blest?
But that bliss may not be perfect,
Fate presents one cruel ban,
In the fact that my dear husband,
Is kitsrary man,
You may see the poet-spirit,
Singing in his careless dress,
Thrown unthinkingly about him,
With no thought of cleanliness.
But the state of wild disorder,
Which his hair is always in
by the soiled and dog-eared collar,
Curling meath his unshaved chin.
BY the ink upon his fingers,
And the dark and dismal stains,
Seen upon the table-cover,
Spite Of all my care and pains.
BY the Thousand like attractions,
Which the poets Gift confers,
Ion may see he is numbered,
With the muses. worshippers.
must speak IN smothered whispers,
And on tiptoe move around,
Lest scare his dainty fancies,
By some rude and jarring sound
And to draw his rapt attention,
From his pen vainly try,
And my kindly-worded question,
Meets some foreign, strange reply.
Worse than this. and more perplexing--
Though he is the best of men
He, of late, has somehow fancied, -..
That |, too might WELD the pen:
That ], too, must spend long hours,
Daily DER sheet of post.
Rubbing my bewildered forehead
Cour:ing tickle Fancy's host,
And if attempt employment.
While he pens romantic lore,
He abstracts my Knitting needles,
Rolls my spools upon the floor
Till /, sitting down beside him,
Just to please the anxious man,
Weave long rhymes and rambling sketches,
Rather on the prosy plan
Til my head is aching sadly.
And my fingers stained with ink
And the editors and printers,
Are quite puzzled what to think.
An. I sliossR be really happy,
Did not fate present han,
In the fact that may dear hRSband
Is a literary 17Gn
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THE SOUTHERN NURSERIES

WASHINGTON, ADAMS CO., MISS. ~
THOMAS AFFLECK, Esq, Proprietor.
GGG The subscriber, agent for MIR. ssa
~fa Affleck, respectfully solicits the pa 81
- tronage of the citizens of st. Mary to the
above Nurseries. .zs-.=
Orders for trees, plants, &C. will be pune
tualy attended to.
It is important that orders be given at the ear
lest convenience, that all stock designed for this
section Of country may be shipped at about the
same time, whereby contingent delays in trans
portation would be less Liable to occnr
Catalogues and further information may be
had by addressing the subscriber at Franklin or
Centreyine. B. F. SMART, Agent.
Parish of St. Mary, Oct. 30, 1s52.-lm
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In addition to the testimonials, (Which
sufficient to convince the most increduous of its
superior protective qualities) the Agents have
in their possession numerous certificates from
parties at the North. which may be seen on
application at their office, among which are those
OF Brevet Lieut.. Col. G. II. Talcott, New York
Arsenal; r. S. Smith, Lieut.. and Quarter
master. T. 5. Military Academy West Pom,
Oliver H. Lee. late superintendent tnow Secre-
tary) Of the Hudson River Rail Road Company
d. G. CuIIon, Assistant Engineer, New York
and Erie Railroad. &c &c. b
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PIOughs! PIOughS :!

The undersigned has recently
S~Ssv--9 Established PLOUGH Man
lsssszzAzsssssSsa0z UFACTORI in New Iberia,
La, where he will make and keep constant
supply of McDonough's Celebrated Improved
SUGAR PLOUGHS, and will furnish the
planters of Attakapas and OPelousas at short
notice, and warrant entire satisfaction.
Planters sending orders will please state the
nature Of the soil, whether loose and sandy, or
stiff. Should a trial be required, the proprietor
will take great pleasure in forwarding one to
the address named. He flatters himself that his
make of ploughs are far superior, both in shape
and materials, to any of northern manufacture,
and will give better satisfaction. He will also
keep on hand constant supply of his Improved
Flukes, from No / to No. 4.
s. w. MeDONOUGH.
New-I Iberia, Sent IL. 1SJ2-6m z.
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Carts, Wagons. WheeI-Barrows, &c

- The undersigned (Agent for Bus
3 by & Little of Wheeling, Va)
ssE viii receive, as soon as navigation
is practicable, an assortment OF plantation Carts,
Wagons, eel-Barrows, and other articles OF
thelr manufacture. Orders are respectfully So
lcited, and viii be promptly attended to-
JOHN BARNARD.
Jeanneretts, Sept. 25, 1852.
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| did not dine with Perowsky. l
never saw that minister in my life but
his name is taIisman of might against
faithIess officials. as ii also is the terror
of thieves and sharpers. By adapting
it to harmless strata gem, recovered
my property. Such is the Russian po-
lice.
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JOHN A. TROUSDALE,
D INITIAL SURG EON
PATTERS ERSONVTLLE, Ia.

g.. Returns thanks for the patron
lyfS5sA age heretofore bestowed upon him
1IIyand takes pleasure in informing
the ladies' and gentlemen OF ST., Mary, and the
public IN general, that he has now located him
self permanently in Patte~onville, for the pur-
pose of pursuing his profession as Dentist, IN
all the branches pertaining to the art, such as
plugging, extracting, inserting Teeth on pvots,
and from one TO an entire set on plate.
All operations performed in durable and skill
ful manner Families visited when desired.
N NB.-Cloeks and .Jewelry repaired, and jew
elry made to order.
PattersonvilIe, April 10, 1852.
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Selling off at greatly reduced Prices.

FTNHE undersigned having determined to close
= up there present business, offer their present
large stock Of well selected Seasonable Goods,
now on hand, at GREA TLY REDUCED
PRICES thus offering a chance to their
friends and the public to supply their wants at
extreme low rates. HARE x BtRDSALL.
Franklin. Sent A. 1852
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Mail Stage Arrangement.

~ -SAgIs1 The Mail Stage leaves
49, "a e ADonaldsonville every Mon
go ~ szszzssss- day, Thursday and Saturday
morning. at O'Clock. -. Arrives at Opelousas
on the evenings Of Tuesday, Friday and Sunday,
at o'clock. i5.@
Leaves Opeousas on the mornings Of Mon
dav, Thursday and Saturday, at o'clock
Arrives at DonaldsoHylle on the evenings OF
Tuesday, Friday and Sunday. at o'clock.
80 CARROLL NJ VINSON Contractor
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have used the Bridgewater Paint for the past
five months on brick and plastered buildings,
and on tin, shingle and canvass roofs, and IN
every instance it has given the fullest satlsac-
ton. From tests and experiments made under
my immediate direction, can testify to Its being
proof against effects OF sparks and cinders and a
protection against leaks. ! consider it far supe-
rior to any mineral paint have ever seen, and
invaluable for all outdoor purposes-possessing
qualities that particularly recommend it for use
in southern climate. JOSEPH BENSON.
New Orleans Feb. 6, 1852.
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Certifcats Of the Managers and agents of

Certifcate Of tire Managers and Agents of
Loniaa,ta /. Dry Dock Company.
Having had the Louisiana Dry Dock painted
with the Bridgewater Paint, and its merits
thoroughly tested, we fully concur in opinion
with Capt, Thomasson, OF the Magnolia, and
Capt Brown of the Porpoise. We cheerfuhy
recommend said paint as a superior article.
HuGHEs, VALLETT u THOMAS, L. ID. u.
J. Z. WHITNEY u CO., Agents.
New Orleans. Feb. !, 1S52.
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New-Iberia, Sept. IL, 1SJ2.-6m.

lLUUGHS.-Ju received an extensive lot
! ofNos. and Trash Ploughs, also Crooked
Beam Carey Ploughs, article. All oil
which will be sold on reasonable terms b.
40 SIMEON SMITH
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Cyttfcute Of John' F. IHizler, Of -Attakapos.
In July last was induced to apply the Bridge
water mineral Paint TO my SugarHouse, and in
every respect it has exceeded my expectations.
and the representations made by the Agents,
Messrs G.. c. Robert 4 Co. ] cheerfully add
nv testimony to the numerous ones embraced
in the gents circular, and recommend the
same to planters and others, the best ire and
water protector I have ever known. Where
have applied it, it has been exposed to the sun
since Iast July, and has neither blistered nor
cracked, and has formed a solid metaEc surface,
which has proved entirely inpervious.
IoHN F. MILLER.
&c
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Law Notice.
& NJ MnMu.f.AN.

TTORN AT La W.
Office on Willow street, opposite the residence
of Thomas Maskel Esq.
lG- He will also attend to all business con
ided to him as Notary PUBLIC IN any part
Of the parish Of ST. Nary.
Franklin, Nov. S, 1851.
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WILLIAM S. CARY,
NOTARY PUBLIC.

OFFICE ar CENTREFILLE, Id.
Dg- Business in the above line will meet with
prompt and faithful attention. 10
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JOHN B, LEA,

TTORNEY- Y-AT-L LAW,
DRACTISES in the Courts Of the Fourteenth
i Judicial District . Office on Main street,
opposite the Court House, Franklin. s
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Lime and Lumber.

About 500 barrels of fresh Lime, of
as the frstGuality in market. together with
general supply Of Cypress and other
Lumber, on hand and for sale in lots to suit pur-
chasers. by WIN. T. ALLhf
Franklin, July 81, 1852.