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STOLEN FROM PRATT'S GALLERY, NO. Is
MAIN STREET very valuable Daguerrean Picture of Dr.
Gibson ard also small portrait Of celebrated lady Any nr
which may lead TO the detection o. me me-, VIII Dc
rewarded Apply 10 "il.LlaM a :. INA
I'll
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fS NDtiI,

AUDLEY JOHNSTON have removed the emily
cupIc b. Mcsr- GAY MATHEWS s. Co No las Eagle
they and opening large and handsome
Staple and Fancy Dry Coos. winch they The
their PATRONS and the public generally
TO TIE PATRONS OF TIE LATE CONCERN OF GAY. MA.
TIIEWS II CO., aSn TIE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
Salesman the Dry Goods
Mcsars rpEY JOHNSTON successors Messs GAY, MATHEWS
i respectfully AK the the
whose employ have spent several thu
desirable stock staple and Dry Goods just
opened by them feeling warranted assuring them,
position. aided The otl'ln4 and liberal
spirits my players shall be ab render them tho nmrest
sai ~, WILLIAM L. FERGUSON.
April Gctf
NOTICE.
AR JAMES JONES located At his fathers residence,
~ half of uckmg Court House, respectful
IL offers his prnes. viccs 10 the public.
Marrn I2-cwlm
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NOTICE..
SHALL Richmond the lst OF May for Europe Per
for the Fall trade. will send in
Money acceptable credits Will
order The Goods, In all
t.ses. being d the risk OF those nho order ikem.
Apill i3-c?l ID. II. LONDON.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD =.
GHREIGIIT on PLASTER AND GUANo.-At meeting Vi "''
Il Board of Directors, March 25lh: ,
Resolved That charge will be made for the monh OF ap
April S-3w T. u eiLL' ouP'
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cKEAT nARcA1Ns IN DRY GOODS.

CIR EAT BAKCAINS IN OIt WVVDS'
tkkrN received large cf Dry Goods which have been
purchased al extremely prices now prepared 10 offer
great Inducements hose OF Goods IN my line
Hands Barecs he Lainc, at Is, worth . cts
Su?eriu. " 20, IS and 81 4
GihGhains a: l2H cts, and finer qualities
Handsome a., cvlored Prints, at 6l cts, and fier
LAVA az lax Cir Jaconets al lsX cs, worth 70 cts
Shtctnc. 10 wide, 64 Cts; Shrting al . cts
iiahtse French worke oars a. cd. TO- IA ana 20 c ana
hi;n"f--si! double The money
WORKED Muslin and Lace Sleeves at so cts and higher
Chs'aa,e'ts. IN large variety. from 50 cts 10 ID
ne While black lead. and other coorcd Hose al l2 ets
rlr Linen Cambria Hdkls at 2s Cts, worth ex cts
nntaie Shaa. worked Iiandt erehiefs
oaei ciIangsabs figured and hrocade Silks
;Gsl and Cotton Sleetins and Shirling
nv Thread. Silk. Cotton and Neu Gloves
'e Of every descrtan Silk lidks Bed Tick, SAnkeento.
~h large Hock Dress Goods Of the latest atyss ell to
eaayt AFRO on hand large lot Of cheap Shoes
-HIri 10 ABRAHAM LEVY JH, ell Broad street
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RATES REDUCED.
SPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS BY STEAMSHIP



SPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS by STEAMSHIP
ROANOKE. -
RICHMOND PETERSBURG, NORFOLK AND " YORK.
TIME -ureriur eide wheel Steamship ROANOKE,
1 Lewis Parrish, commanders leaves RiclnnEd <<srEST
every Tuesday O'Clock or New York,
touching City Point FER burg PASSENGERS s-sszSs
Norfolk lie morning. "Wednesday,
II o'clock and arriving ~ New York The rex, day lhn'Fdy
passage, with fine stale Recommendations, n;is ~
cuded, from Richmond or Petersburg. slo
DO do from Norfolk 10 New York 10 $
Stserage passage half the above rates - =
,urdly a!ter / O'clock from Pier H. North River
The freight goods New York to Petersburg
LuDLAM & PLEASANTS, Agents. y. Y.
LUDIAM & WATSON. Agents Richmond
BID Any Goods the the gents New York Tor re.
.hipmcnt, will bo ni,rn!rdto free of Commits
Passengers Norfolk per Steamship Roanoke will be charged
price asby tho Tiser h"s, VIZ s2nd meas r%it4
Apply i.,pl.Aal :" " L-N.,.
GREATLY REDUCED FARE TO STANTON
VIA SCOTTSrlIIE, OVER PLANK ROADS PORTION Or
TIE DISTANCE.
W four horse Stages running from ScotisYlle 10
Staun!on three times wcrk, VIZ: Monday Wed. 49,
reslay and Friday Passengers Will take our Heats nj CLOCK
r. NJ tuse days, and ssirc in stanton AZ 10 r. NJ mex
evening "a :,
"A daIy will be ru: in short time Of Which luz
notice will g given. BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT
April
3 sIOUI;HS &c.-FaInrrs ar invited 10
mos, Of the popular kinds The Wiley. with double
point a.isiIctiou and Il well adapted L" fGl
purposes Also the Improve! Mcnrmick with cast ln side
A-o, Plough Castings IN general j. D WALL HALL"
hpn9
SPRING SUPPLIES. 1852.
AM now rec"i"inc spis supply OF BODkS eyysJfE
L AND STATIONERY which Will embrace my Af.SfSSA
large and general assortment selected for the
including unusual large stock oi Ss2SlS
Cap nni writing Papers, in "reaI varieties -
Cnnnry invited "a stock, which VIII
be offered Il; unusually low prices.
! 81 Sole agency Tor WORCESTER PIANOS.
Late rn & Norris
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
FOR THE CURE OF COUGHS. COLDS NDARSEN E>S BRt'N
CUiTIS cEutiP. ASTHMA. WiDUfING Cough,

i.3 GuSSlM PTION.
NEANY yrarsoitrial, instead iinlaIrirrt the
We public confidence IN tin, ~" !rjn". nae
wou for u an apprrriltI"n and no,"r'r'y 10y Ear
cXcecdin. The most sa:si::Ir expectations "l
I's friends Nn,lImr but is Intrinsic virtues
and the unmistakahr benefit Conferred "n
thousands at sufferers. cnu.! originate AID
maintain he rcrutasl"G II enjoys NhiIcmany
Inferior remedies ,iirnst u,on the community,
have lal cd aud hcem discarded. this has gain.
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TRUST SALE OFF 4 VALUABLE FARM IN
UENKIEO NIInM RICHMOND.

VERY valuable Farm Tor sale Monroe County. je Res
~ sulphur Springs, handsomely
would ir-rdJlu LAWYER merchant ~
slcian Apply I" WELLINGTON golden
Ami 2-clm
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AUCTION AND COMMISSIONiHOUsE
FOR THE SALE OF NEGROES. No =. WALL. STREET,
INNER CITY HOTEL.

FOR THE SALE OF NEGROES. No =. WALL STREET,
UNDER CITY HOTEL.
subscriber takes this method informing tho public that
IT. s: continues in tie Auction and Commission business, and
having Negroes dispose of them
they assured that they will obtain the shs,
Persons thu country viii al
their arrival. Davy the Rt Road epots
AMI landings who will take charge Negroes
tie business for number OF
hr enabled give my thanks
patronage have received and hope receive
tinuause pi sanic BENJAMIN DAVIS.
April l2-3m
REGNISITIOSS.-VA CENTRAL. RAILROAD.
s,UBSCRlBERS TO THE CAPITAL STOCk or TIE VIRGINIA
- Railroad Company. under the Matc 5, 1879.
required pay the the Valley Virginia Sau0o,
in addition rcqusiton February April May June,
Iuy August October November and DsrcmEcr s0 aud Fcbru
and April ISL amounting $50 share SIS share
May June July AMI August ls12 an. subscii-
the ol.anuary Both. S require, nio the
Bank Farmers Bank Virginia Richmond. al
on acquisitions January, February and March, 1852,
amounting j pershIrc sl0 per The LIST day May 80
BY order Of IL. Buart OF Directors.
Anil diff }. GARRETT, TREASURER.
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S5UGNU. MOLAsSES AND COFFEE.-l5 bids

- Porto tiro and New Orleans
$50 b3s STARTS Coffee Sugar
Is packages Loaf aud Crushed Sugar
$50 Coffee. Rio ana Laguyra
100 BAGS old lava and Costa Rlca c tee
lg0 lhds and bb Mu!isses
Nails together with many other articles in the Grocer
line. ~ low By HUGH W. FRY.
March i--cnw
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FOR ,EIGSt YORK.

FOR NEW YORK.
TsHIE "R0ASOEE," Capt. H. Parrish. will conf & eSas7,
Inorce receiving freight Today a; ~ O'Clock
will continue In receive ,gh' up IA the hour OF
aUri ~ '' LupIAM & WATSON.
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stLiNTATION HOOK.-J ". RANDOLPH has just pub.
.si-d The Plantation and Farm Instruction, Regulation,
reo: Inventory and Account Book. for the of mana
'o and for the better ordering ard management OF plan
n and farm particular by Southern Planter
oti rave Price s.? copies for so.
age! edition The cotton Plantations pce 81 70.
Ts OF the systematic Virginia,
have opinion who
would read hi. work will rave hundreds OF oiasu
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NEW HARDWARE STORl

Nj" HARD" ARE SIoRE.
TssiIE undersigned having formed partnership under The lie
aud tim OF T. j. MOORE co, the purpose conGc,.
Ing general Hardware business this city have TAXI the
No. 81 Main street, three DIDO below Mers Purcell l Co
E. y: Ma sS
r. Moore s. Co., Importers anL dealers FOREIGN an!
domestic Hardware have received ships "Constittlon Ash.
nsli>h Hardware direct r" e birmingham and
receipt ." extensive
Of Hardware sno" very complete. consisting in part of
Buck bone ivory and Sood handle Table Knives and Forks
Ivory handle Table KNIVES ard Forks 81 pieces
Robbers am! Woseihclm's ine pocket Cutlery
Comm Pocket Cutlery OF |, 2, 3 and blades
RLzors. Scissors iu! Shears
Trace Halter. Firth and Well Chains
Stock. Pad. CuI'bolr and Chest Locks
"Carlcner's" genuine and imitation Kim Locks
Flies t:!ises aud Plane lrona
Ws%ns and iili iina ILL o.a '''S ''s'"s'
Anvs Vices and Smiths Bellows
Casting. Nails AID Horse Shoes
Mayor a. G." - Cas. and Shear Stcsali szes
Aud olcr articles usually found Hardware Having
purchased goods exclusively cash enabled sell
The asoraDe:ens and mined 10 cash
~ ~ ~ ' S =, !, MOORE 4 Co,
The subscriber for many years the employment W s
e. DOMAIN Of this city akcs pleasure calling the aten
"n his eGs an the public I" the above lie that with
years of IN The Ia~ae 'tae close a';cn" to
FEB 2i-iiw%csm j.. i. MOORE.
STOVES. RANGES HOT Air EuRNAcEs, &c.
TIE LATEST AND REST PATTERNS MADE
" pes"a "rh the advantages ~ tie Of
yES Tn unni "n ire" w" "r Is &c
E "ST" 81 ?S # GSi rps 10 an" e' A'
81 Orders especial filed promptly Mer.
n sT clS rRE& as IL ' EssGS
SEPT 9-,lHewtf lac Main Street.
SUGAR. MOLAsSES AND COFFEE.-l5ohhJss sugar
- Porto Rro and New Orleans
$50 b5ls Siar's Coffee Sugar
10 packages Loaf aud Crushed. Sugar
LOCO pass Coffee Rio and Lasuyra
100 BAGS old lava and Costa Rlca c Tee
Io hhds and hp M"!asses
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TRANSFORMATIONS LIME.
FOR BALTIMORE AID PHILADELPHIA.
YUyIIE BELVDERE,' CAPT Clifford, vii! rsecvca GssTl
freight the above places, to-day and Up
the hour If UcscS Tuesday. .'..a,
EApril l2-2t III Diam " NAl SUN.
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NORTHERN iAT.-a53 bales y rhcrn Hay, per ScEr.
ApnI l3 EDMOND DAVENPORT & co
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IILEItNTs Of CHEMISTRY, Part let: 10y Thomas
~ Graham s. Professor OF Chemistry 10 University College,
llnn. revised and greatly
English eiii"n-w illus ra,lons edited with
tte,i By Robert Bridges, NJ ID.
Essay on lie Steep Pain by Smuel Henry Dickson NJ
D. Professor ana Practice Of Medicine IN The Medical
Cl'ey q: The STAT. of south Carolina DC. A. MORRIS.
ArtiiH Late Drnker & Morrill, % Main street
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MUSIC: MUSIC!
LECTURE on Music accompanied with Vocal and lns
"A Illustrations will be given al the Exchange Concert Room,
FRIDAY EVENING, t. 1852 Lecture by D. D. Smith,
N D. u Boston. illustrations by the Smith Family.
ii kc:s 81 each procured al the bookstores.
Doors "ian a. :; lecture 10 commence at O'Clock.
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FsSi undersigned having formed partnership under The style
z aud Gm OF r. j. MOORE CO.. the pulpose conduct
general Hardware business this city have TAXI the
No 81 Main street. three DIDO below Messrs Purcell % Co
p. i MOORE,
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FINE WATCHES.
CO-PAISTSER, HIP.
LONDON PORTER AND ALE, LOGDOS DOCS

EHTE rereiTing ship teIna direct from Ioalon
w casks Of }ayass Ilbbers London Porter s1! Ac "o
nall pipes London DOCK Brandy very SUPERIOR which we o
The trade at New York prices a.
hnr u ENMQNn. DANENP(IkI q "
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seANK CHECK BOOKS.-Iust received. lot al n"a
LIZ Bank Cheek Books. o. all sizes. made 10 or - '
Books Memorandum 6r, States OF all S''
sale at the Baptist Book Depository or,s ,,opru
AnriI u LHAS. NONIb hai.
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FINE CARRIAGES AND BUGGIEs
FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber has just received some q Is-sISsr
very fine Buggies, with and without FS3Gt9f-
tops, and two superior Rockaway Carriages
of the latest and most fashionable Styles which he Of
for sale on the most reasonable terms. They were
made order for this market and just completed by
the first and most celebrated mandatory in Newark N
Jersey, mandatory whose reputation for the sound
ness and elegance Of its work, and the integrity and
fair dealing of its CONDUCTOR is not surpassed in the
United States. He has made permanent arrange
ment with this mandatory, by which he will be reg
uary supplied with Bugges and Carriages of various
Styles ali of which will be warranted of excellent ma
terials and superior workmanship These he will be
able to SELL for cash. drafts with Mobile acceptance,
on as reasonable terms they can be procured IN Mo
bile or New Orleans, allowing for the freight up the
river He will also receive orders from any who de-
sire Buggies or Carriages different from those ne may
have at any time in his regular assortment which or
ders will be promptly and faithfully filled by the man
ufactoy referred to by HIMSELF the parties may
prefer. MILES WOLFlNGTON,
Columbus, Miss, Dec %, 1862. Ask
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inc the departure of the Attic were eS, 900 bales
OF which TO- 900 were taken on speculation, and
1000 for export.
Under influences of the improved demand prices
had advanced 3D.
Fair Orleans SD. Middling sgd Fair Upland
Cd Middling 81.
The British Government asked of Parliament
TO increase the force of the navy five thousand men
MOBILE, Dec. Is. 1852
The favorable telegraphic advices received thi:
morning per SSArtic have stimulated our market
and we have an advance of &c. to report to-day
Sales 5000 bales. We quote Middlings at 759 &c
Dec. 16.-We have very wet disagreeablc
day for out door business, yet our market is some
what active. Sales of two thousand bales have
been effected at still further improvement in pri
ces. We quote Mddlngs 8@89.
Dec. 17.--There is but light stock offering
and factors are increasing their demands but BUY
ers being unwilling to accede, the sales are conse,
quently light Only 1000 bales have changed
hands at SIC for Middlings
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The Smiths.

Come, Muse, and gift my trembling pen with pith,
10 sing the omnipresent, everlasting Smith
Whose potent name, since this poor world began,
Has been the puzzle pride and shame OF man.
Whence came il = from the Norman, Roman, Greek,
Or some where father back and more antique
But little does it matter whence it came,
We have it here most almighty name.
The IVedth Of Nations owns Its powerful spell,
And yet, oh sad to say, each prison sell
Records the same great name, from time TO time,
The harden'd father OF some monstrous crime
Or child OF poverty, struggling with the world,
For some good luck, from which Smith hurl d.
We've seen II shining il the world of letters,
Fighting for lrclaud's lTcedom-tnen in letters,
tBut Smith in Sidney-don't conound a bit
Is not the great Sidney Smith, the scholar and the wt)
We've seen Smith hung dozen times, and then,
Next day have seen him with his ellow-men,
As much alive as though Smith was hung,
Smith capable OF doing wrong
Murder he's done, and yetitis most true
Smith still lives, may be TO murder you,
Pockets he's picked-aud then most strange to say,
Fortunes, in virtues cause, he's thrown away.
Again the world is startled. This wondrous name
Will cvn lead insgnIlcauce to fame
For Cubas Island, trembling to its centre,
Without becoming fears, will scarcely venture
10 treat with scurn name, the tatCs may be,
Will make the means of Cuban liberty.
If Smith, hOwe'er remotely, be the cause
OF giving Cuba wiser heads and reyr laws,
Wen love the better Smiths, reject the worscr,
And pray long life to SMITH, the Yankee Purser.
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EDEs. s. a. sAuyTONs,TALE

TAKES pleasure in presenting to the cit- %
| zens of Columbus and surrounding coun-IQIITrfS
try, his grateful Acknowledgements for the very liberal
patronage bestowed, especially during the last five
years. Owing to the great increase i'll his business
he has procured the services of DR.. 7. w. WALKER,
from the city of Philadelphia, gentleman Of the
highest claims to superior Skill in every department Of
the dental art. III operations entrusted to DR.. S.
W., will be executed III a style not to be surpassed
by any other operators III the Southwest With
considerable Increase to his former stock of materials
which has always been very liberal, with quite num-
Der of new and highly useful instruments any
enable amount of business can be attended to with
dispatch, in any department of the profession, and
warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Teeth inserted on gold plate, from one to entire
set, and kept in place without clasps springs by
mosphcric pressure Theeh that are sensitive treat
ed previous to having them eXcayated preparatory
| filing and the operation rendered painless. This
preparation viii not nure the teeth in the least and
the best remedy that has ever before been offered to
| this community.
Columbus, December IS, 1852. Ally
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JAS. c. EDWARDS.
Medical Electricity,

D ALWAYS READY RELIEF imparts an cleo
(trical influence through the system It's first ind-
cation is to stop pain-hs it does instantly. 1t next
acts vigorously upon the diseased parts Strengthening
and invigoratng the and muscles, and helping
the organs of the system perform their functions
gularly and beautifully. 1t braces the nerves, it
cleanses the secretons it WHITES and enlyens the cir
cuaton Of the vital fluids, and gives and energy
to the liver kidneys, and all the other organs in the
system. 1t soothes the painful rritations it
the most frghtul swellings and distortions, it
relieves the most violent paroxyms and the most
obstinate and ormenting pains of rheumatism, gout
neuralgia, sick headache, dyspepsia, dysentery, dar-
rhGa and all chronic acute pains One trial will prove
its efficacy. Price % and 5Octs and 81.
Radcay d Cos Mar Remedy.
For the Of scrofua, white swelling, carries of
of the bones, syphilis, &c. II is daily performing mi
racles in curing the sick and riding the system of dis
eases. The medicine is called RAILWAYS
IRENOVATING RESOLVENT. Price of the Re-
solvent 81. Sold by TAYLOR & MCCARTHY.
Oct % 1852
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NEW E1RROIDERIEs.

T AIDES, your attention is invited to rich and
beautiful selection of Embroideres Just received.
consisting of Under-sleeves, Chemizetts. Guvmns,
Collars and Handkerchiefs the assortment of which IS
complete, comprising every variety of style and de
scrpon which is in vogue, and which will be offered
to you at astonishngly low prices
Also, Just received some choice Solid-colored Mer
noes and Muslin de LANES of superior quality which
are well worthy of your inspection, as they viii be
sold at much less than the regular prices
NEW-ORLEANS STORE,
Dec 70 1852. 48:tf Market Street.
N. B.-Also hand lot of Kid Gloves of the
best quality but slightly spotted which will be sold
at Csc per pair.
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DO not Despair.

We say this to all who are afflicted with bad cough
Although you may have tried all other remedies in vain
if you have not yet used Dr. c.. Willinms' Pulmonic
Balsam of Wild Cherry and Wood Naptha, there is
still hope for you. This medicine is the ne Plus ultra
OF all preparations for the speedy cure of Coughs
Colds and all diseases of the throat chest and lungs
1t viii positicey cure, and has cured in thousands OF
cases. after every other remedy had failed. This SUI
peror preparation has obtained popularity never yet
reached by any other medicine in so short time
This is proved only by the testimonials
and orders that constantly received but by the
increasing demand and large sales of it in different
sections of the country.
For full descriptions of its merits virtues, &C., see
pamphlets to be had of the Agents.
For sale by JAS Jones, & Co., James Blair and Tay-
lor & Mccarthy, Druggists, Columbus, Nj.
June &c, 1852. 22:Im
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The Londcn Quarterly Review Conservative.
The Edinburgh Review (Whig.)
The North British Review Free ChurCh.)
The Westminster Review (Liberal.)
BlackWO0d'S Edinburgh Magazine (TOry.)

Although these works distinguished by the polit-
ca shades above Indicated yet but small portion of
their contents is devoted to political subjects 1t
their literary character which gives them their chief
value and in that they stand confessedy far above all
other journals of their class. Blactcood still under
the fatherly of Christopher North, maintains its
ancient celebrity, and is at this time, unusually at
tractve from the serial works of Bulwer and other
literary notabes written for that magazine and first
appearing in its columns both in Great Britain and in
the United States. Such works The Cations and
"My New Novel;, (both by BuIwer,) ''The Green
Hand katie Stewart and other Serials of which
numerous rival editions issued by the leading pub
fishers in this country, have to be reprinted by those
publishers from the pages of Blackwood after it has
been issued by Messrs. Scott & Co., so that subscr
bers to the Reprint of that Magazine may always RELY
on having the earliest reading of these fascinating
! tales.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Fcopartner5hip hitherto existing between the
subscribers, under the firm of A. Curtis & Co., in
Columbus, Mississippi, dissolved by mutual
sent on the lstday of July, 1852.
The books and papers are left in the hands of G.
W. Van Hook who is authorized to receive payment of
all debts due.
All claims of long standing unless settled soon will
be placed in the hands of our attorney.
ASA CURTIS,
DAVID p. JUDSON,
HENRY PLANT.
Columbus, Sept. 25, 1852 35tf
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Estate Sale.

ON the 18th. January, 1885, will be sold on the Plant
Uation belonging to the estate of B. H. Rice, de-
ceased, between FORTY and FIFTY plantation Me-
GROES. Also the Plantation. itself, consisting of
SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES, and hav-
ing all necessary farm houses upon it. Also fine
lot of work mules and other stock, corn, fodder and
OATS Wagon gear &C., and some household furniture.
Terms-tweve months credit with interest added in,
in accepted bills, or notes with undoubted and salts
factory securities. ]. w. RICE,
December IS, 1859. 43:4t Administrator.
tJ-Starkville AID vocate copy two weeks.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS AND SEwELRX,
NOTICE.

THE Undersigned guardians of William Martin and
Mary Makamson, lawful heirs of the estate of Lar
kin Nash, deceased, will sell about
Two hundred and fOrty-lIvc acres Of land
belonging TO said estate, on Monday the Goth day of
December next, on credit of one and two years, at
the late residence of him deceased, known as the
south half Of west half of northwest quarter of Sec
50, Township 49, south of Range II west. Also, the
north half of west half Of northwest quarter of Sec
ton 50, Township 10, south of Range II west; and
the southwest quarter Of Section 35 in Township Is
south of Sage n west Bond and approved security
viii be required Of the purchaser.
WILLIAM HALBERT,
R. B. NASH,
Nov. 6, 1862, 4l:4od Guardians.