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- 2'5 do worthing,On. Large clean SACK, For .,Ie
-"S'' fLANNAGAN, STOKES CO.
sstCoNn sirrLi oF FAIL ISD wiNr.h DRY G0oyS

Il.
'Vt' FLANAGAN, STOKES 4 CO.
ssrCoNb - l'i'Ll oF FAIL .INp MiNr.f DRY ,.OuuS
We have 'h.s day received AMI Iy Steamer Jm,
town. ahesh sdppy Of wcorns ahI Gco Carprn,T A.
. VALENTINE, ChENSIiAU a co,
-. NJ" ~ Corner broad 9th aud Cap.sCI strrtts
- Near Capitol Square.
~ AHoNititN JiD-nN, ~ Dust received At a., B,u
isi Book D'posiory, the Memoirs LIE and Ntitr
We hsN A.l3rl Jason. H.. 10y waya Cd pei.
dent u Browns UnycTs.iy ypi.: H. ''NS'
&c - - cHAs woRruAM. Deposiiary
- IkAk DisiiES-COPfEE URNs-wr III the attention Of 90,
- Pnoe ana strAns 10 our large Di.vEs com
bshH stsaS oysi and Hot Water Dishes CcGse Urns Fs
'"'' rO'' &c" fOts' nish Covers with Arti.
9e-, ~ bULkLEi 4 cos lei Main e.
n NV tL"fh- AMI IHlNINING--Hy every Il amer W.
assert lent Is full. "S' va
oSEp c.HARTwELL co.
bHtss Go6Ds-By constant additions. our assortment Of
- Dres Goods IS kept tail Paid Figured Good.
OF every variety. t,c.Cl Il HsuTtttiI = CO
al BOXES AbAMANTlNE CANDLE receiving 10, sail.
sbo eco JAMES WINSTON
"a DRUhIs OF COD FIsH Tor s,Is
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S1,N'N, S"tNf. Nr~ lGTk. 40 Brn, an ;t,on,
ava "" rms AgrTry
SIC on ''i"uli''!an or
90 .-iIvi and ~ WORK,
. Maclncy and A,u!n. Tools ordered: also m. Ct.r
% the country - - -'4N~ '''l1 80! part
- printed circular swing full explanations viii b sen, b, A.
'Ne 10 any pat PAID letter enclosing thrrru Ps,rs
- H. } Il BARBOUR 4 Co
'''N N'''' Neg York RraaHua,
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Swing blRDsJ.s received another Iot ~ sv
rSi ~ .h, no lady should be without as the old me.
"rnulnE BODY
pam TAI potion, has undoubtedly causei MAJ a-sr
-, 'hs,tiote be eouprehsaded by rteiy one
$3.50 ~ Nleh ihe human be k,pttu an
t. 80 natural position ,he ptg'ornipx m. nsc.s..,x
on oune ought to BE- brought into Immediate ana ~
80. Also On band Thomas GINS Patent l.aI
Whi,h are pronounced consp,t,pt ig- r.
'S W.T. >eeis nov m we. Bar sale in any us "
o~2s SHS JANhE, No ,5% Main street,
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GOOD TWO DOLLAR AND A HALF LOTTERY
'OTlIER FIVE DOLLAR LOTTERY,
rn Ta'sfdy. Nar.m'.r ~. lisa.
BEIL-IiR LO7rERy. Glars %.

I'Aets - Halves tf,iH-Quarters
%. a., Certificate of packages cost
o. " & $50 2, Qaarers iI>y
''..-''''...'. '''' - E.ghths ............. sg
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u z II. TIo,
b'.n' s'.c.l and
.pSsynr ~, He hho.ra4e sad Eera Mandatory on n m
OJ N.t, - 10 Fast Main street, doors bvlnu tha
I - = NO. az Tie most Eca!Or B. 81 tletr.gg and
larry inyit.l me attention OF country teacrs paTiIcu-
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| ell IT.Ix 7.
| Of kinds '''"'''H " 'hs sAs 81 County PTodscs
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H NoricE TO YOUNG MEN AND oTnEGs-Iiv ANT
V' D'"1"v S"f@-i am prepared rive Ie.,on. in N.
,,'' '' Of Drawing on the most reasonable terms so
A"e All 70 acquire tnoule iye Of the aai
Ar
LAS TO commence The s,h Of this month por paui.
fN'' ~ ny once on I'M street, two doors Main St
-, =. W. A. POWELL, Architect and Civ Hpv
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IME-LtNE.-One buIITri TASKS Superior fl5ela.or %
- -" SAG "'" Us I"r2l-ul 4. :. LIE
nns( BONES MiTCHELLS ADAMANTINE CANDLES for
Wv sac tocls! JAS WINSTON.
GUAM tons expected by the November AMI ss
"a " loee'I EDWIS WORKMAN CO.
- ToCAs FOX stLE-s50oCo Conpsn Bud, virginia Ten
- Railroad ''h'''a . i'"-
S9n'u City Of Richmond
h,H-' State Of Virgins
1U,tVO Corporation Of Lynchburr
, go" corporation OF Ai'NandIta For sal, In to
sur lh''"Ase's' g. W PURCELL CO.
"l-S STOCK and Exchange Brokers.
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Ss>AE, rASNEts," NEGRO CLOTHING" OF
eIe!y kni, Cloths C4ssneres yfsnr. L.
ing Table Darasks, T0weiugs, NAPKINS Furntnrs
Lace and Muslin Curtaius Piano auI Tshis 60
,nd Choleaehed Cotton 6oo- OF The b-i 49, p,
sesG . -
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1EMLy D-MANUFACTURgD ExPREssIy To OR
80 Dth-Ws have hsnd, snd shan ntIy tsep
eco stock ~ Misses n'os Shoes Shoe really %
and not rp. We invite III superior arcs
70 rive call Alec Shoes made maker.
PUtNEY, Watts PUrNEY.
ScHooL YUkNIrUREI hsVs for sale Of secondhand
- school f9rnurc consisting 81 Dest Historical her
msPs, which 4 WI seh bor X. n. zIMMIRMAN.
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m, G'sey street. A,i a'cnd, Va.
5,Vn hlnh- lvr ii- tsIacv y.sr. nr- r.f- -i-
- ' '4H' Aii 90 lr sober, honest trart.Ir A.
= t'!'I liiiL TALLfl.
ii'' -i"f iian" Forte Tur"r u..d I;..ar.r r.,
80 removed Die rc.t'' r..r
h-stly Opposite ihr Catnuic Church. - -" S'''''''
urits AZ .I,u.,
mA.h SIRE AZ Harold Ngsray No Ia. I1si -, ~
~ So. nsk store - Main sire, Knowles Ws-',
i"-Sh No 10 Na'n
mr. ~ Main md l!th " " '' Nv 3 Srr'
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-" .EtN,HH, y, rsaHh~s' :, Ia.
NIL an LOTYkII, CY.ss -.
SPLENDID TEN DOLLAR LOTTERY
A GOOD TWO DOLLAR LOTTERY,

On tr.SGy, NoTsAIsr H. l>S2
PiIIPSCO INSTITUTE LOyJyEY. Cl,., j
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GJ-wEAk, NERVOUS, DEPRESSED IN sPIRiIs .UI , 49,
to nnumrra6!r mental As we'll =, physical evils the Victim
pei siA Is Indeed object OF
him despair We not how low, nervous and lin
lac may BE- the cordial op-rties oOnsnds G.n,n l.,
prepared by DR. G. ~ JACKSON AZ. .trgpyr,
the many AIDED monster which preying un Li Ioiy ami
mind; and II lac eho sss to try 'heH ,peey cur
OcS-2s Ne'e'
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Sa tLr~ AND s'oh-ts.-I viii oder 10 the ri,i,-, ~
AHi public generally 5th s,tant Sa,ur!ay ~. ~,
all rsrs direct from kentucky all of ~lft NA
" - D'-',y o. N--'+.-ir'iA ting
nysJ-dEcu $3.50 ".Lhhh,
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Et'"nt NV fohh-Ihs y.-~.- TTrgi-fs lf.,
= y "+7'H'F"f and hrtr TueE.ts IN. go IN
rtor c'' per s'ho"nsr INV YORK n N AI,n. - rtis\
The greater - b.r 49,, :, S&%AsS
sAsri aud going board, ,an .h .n ,.o'I,s
F"r bsancr % freight Apply 10 " P'ss'''e d'-rsteh-
bed
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'HN'f age snd convent -.y .rr.Ds,I ,-.n.. 80, 49,
the i'ry- tt aitsc. - -. ro,n VIA -
" 's''' F"s-silf. EiSsn Immediately ann " tit
ALNLl a LIPSCOMh
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-15

n X. CHAMBERLINy Commercial College, located
W. No. 27 BALTIMORE street, BALTIMORE Maryland ostensible
object o. This institution II 10 phase in the reach OF individuals prop
facilities for obtaining
ton young Knowledge ot
general business matters in few wecks acquired
many yearu In any counting house.
Ths course Of study embraces book keeping and
adaptation various
tile calculations according approved
Practical ponHsanshp combining rapidly beauty
Of hi.
pan' mercantile Subjects besae other gon
boob buetness understand The
student complete the eight
There bstas vscsdo~, Applicants any
and dpoaas awarded tsss who graduate. For Ac write
aad have : circular 6rwardsl ~ nal
Nov I3-tydAsp
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List OF senate

List OF senators Aud their NesadenCees
Adams Charles. I'd and Penn
S.Php Aleu- private. side Of Loaiaaa avena. between
~ ah - a." s"e.' srovn,s Io,e,
10. T. Badger, Wizard. Hotel. Psnn:ylv.n!. .v.nus.
.jona HE'LL pvais, i4h street, between rsan.,,
r. Benjamin, private, north slide Of r, between ish and
81. D. Bright, Union Ho,., Gao,ss.swa-
Richard Bodhsad pvste north side Of between 18th and ii
e. E Cas-. ss'; Wizards HOTEL r,un,.n. avenue. s.~... ,s
g. r Chase Mr. simo.soa's, street, nr, north 4
I'M Clayton. Bsas Pennsylvania svsaas. CAPITOL
Hill, between I'd %
Jas Cooper Mrs Davs, opposite National Hotel Psnnsyvsns
W 6. Dawson National Hotel Pennsylvania
n Dodge Of Wisconsin,, Enn'.'s row. Capitol
Dodge Of Iowa, Mr.. Enniss, Dowsons Capitc'
s. Dossias private. OIL New Jersey
Evans c.d:sy Hotel fsn an. Ivan avenue. -.
ID Fish, private street, l,th
). Foot. Carriers, Capitol Hill, tnoIh side CAPITOL,
wv NJ. o~in. private. corner of g and "a .lset.
Ss.w !" ada d and % streets - -
R.a. {. Hunter Browns HOTEL Pennsyivsnia svsase.
\. ". Johnson. st"wn,s Hotel Pennsylvania avenue
C. W Jones. Of low. hs E..s.lsy ns''h sids Of rsn.Svs
=. 9. Jones, Of Tennsssss. National Hotel.
J. NJ Mason Col, coopers corner Of and sst Streets
u Norton private aide OF between m aaa -
N Norris, United Hotel, PennsyivAnis avenue.
asa s., Mr. s s ss of r.
avenue, between LIST and ID streets. s.
r. O Prau, Nsnon.l Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue.
r. J. Rusk.
.W r. sebastian, Browns Hotel
w H. seward private north side Of r, between Cd an IN
James shields. MI Bu Delaware avenue, Capitol Hi, (ss
side Cano)
s.JoSn sdc private south aide Of street. between eh and
9th
ST smith, private, sds Of isA street, Dswssa ssd
streets
&C Stuart q. Charles Pennsylvania
Prof Kisy north side q O. bstwssa i3h and
18th -
j. B. Thomp.oa Of Kentucky, Mr. Reiys, side Of M, ~
tween Louisiana and street
81 Thomson, New Jeey. wilards Hoss. fsassyivsas
ave
n Tcomhs-
Isasc roacsy.
IL r. Walker, Naioaal Hossl.
j. O. Weller Ms Boyd. norts Ads Of street, iAA
md
! w. Williams, Gsdsbys Hotel.
w wtxat. wtlafts hcssi, Pennsylvania svenss.
sfsdics tss msrred ladies.
tst,cses single lsaies
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ION 0ALE-A pair Of northern young sound
l. stse and genile In harness. Sold FIR Of
Apply at Mosst verscn Stables, Centre Baltimore
dec l3-dh
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C1alWTDi Nhlrts fosra..,., a. go. ~
article and sood assins shirts nd ns sss assortment
all styles tANr,a
Dec 7-A2wn 0sniemsnss rurn,shins E.e.h..h.csn,
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On he motion OF Mr.. HAVEN. il wa.

Resolved, That the COMMITTEES Commences DO and /, .
ely Of eonsrca,ius custom hsa.s and sovslnmsa, wsrs
hoass Al Buffalo, tho State Of New York with room,
that hs said n'isleo this Honss coooiu
sons they shall arrive At upon such inquiry and what &C
on II any may deem necessary and expedlent ior d.
public Interest IN the premises
Realized farther That the papers file this House in
reference to marine hospital a, Buffalo. said Sas DO
referred TO said committee.
Mr.. FENTON offered the following resolution:
Rso!ved. That 1900 copies OF the report I'm
Of the new me mbe1s ofte Hou 50 Of
to be distributed equally among the aforesaid members
Referred to the Committee on Printing.
Mr. IHURSTON offered the folio wing resolution.
Rssoiue That the Committee on Commsrce be instruo,.d
TO inqnire into the exneency building breakwasr On
Block island in Tho Stale OF Rhode Island. and they
report by blu or Otherwise.
Debate ensued, and the resolution accordingly lies
Mr.. lNGERSOLL offered the following resolution
Rsovfd. That the President of the United Stsss is re-
Interests will allow with copies Of all hs CORES poadsnes
that has between this government and Spain rea
Brscher and officers crew. Of the schooner North
Carolina, Of and from New Haven. Connecticut by the
1850.
By permission Of the House. Mr.. INGERSOLL entered
into full relation Of the circumstances referred to in the
resolution which then laid over, under the rule
Mr.. WASHBURN, of Maine. offered the following
resolution
Rssousd Tha, 1000 additional copies Of Andre vs. report
nnmber Of additional copies of Sabine report the 6sh-
be- printed for the OF the members Of tho Houss
OF Repress natives. tass
Referred 10 the Committee on Printing.
Mr. FARLEY offered the following resolution:
Reso'rsd That the Committee Commerce be dirscted
inquire the expedency of making appropriation
tor OF house in the Belfast collection
disirict in the State Of Maine.
On motion of Mr.. LETChER, the resolution was laid
over, under the rule
Three bills from the Senate were then introduced.
and referred to Committee oil the Whole House.
Mr.. HOUSTON moved that the rules Be suspended,
and the Houss go into Committee Of the Whole On the
Presidents message; pending which,
The House adjourned, 81 halt-past two.
PKTrT1 Ms, ETC., EK TIE HrLx.
BY Mr. MACDONALD; The psti,ioa OF WIN. Woodbury.
asking Tor authority tho counting offices of the treasury
pass his credit. pension agent moneys paid
the order Of Comm >sioDers Of Pensions.
BY Mr. DICK: Tho petition Of Gideon Walker IT,: refer.
red 10 the Committee on Revolutionary Pensions.
BY Mr.. DISNEY: Tue memorial OF William A. Adams
asking indsmn ca,ion Tor .poIs,lon BY France
1870 referred TO the Committee on Foreign Affairs
BY Mr. FENTONi The petIiion and pccosn panying pa
per. The ae Peier Bafnhart, OF New York. asking pay
and during the period Of the sv,nonHry
war: rrcd the Commute hevoniioi am..
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Statesmen.
Of wings OF their nes
II Ssncss PERSONAL and nes cpsivs sksschs
Various An s~rsst book, fine btndiag
with twenty cotossd
Dsy In York Crystal Palace, and How 10 Make tAs
Of i'll Illustrations
The Wide, World edition, with tustrattnae
The Pps,phar Society" Complete with "
ius,raioas.
TAYLOR b MAuRYs
Dec is Bookstore, near 0th street
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Hon WILLIAM X SEBAsrIAN, from the Stale Of Ar
kansas, appeared in his seat this morning.
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MI. GWIN. Mr. President, move that the bill Of
ieFed oy msa lew days ago, commonly known rs the
h0Mtetedd 6tf. now lying the Secreary's table, be
taken Up with view lis reference the Committee on
Public Lands.
bill to encourage agriculture. commerce.
and all oher branches OF industry by granting 10 every
man who 10 the bead Ola jan4iy aud a citizen ~ the
United States q homestead OF one hundred and sky
Of land out oil tho public domain. upon cond ion
ofoccupancy and cultivation Of the Tor the period
herein specified,
o. fAs Ussssd MATES Of 1w~sca Cosgsa asssr,bied
That pssson who the head Of family and citizen
Of the Unied States shsl from and After tho passage
lion oil vacant and public lands. except
mlnsrs ands, whether surveyed upsnrveycd guam
uy equal ,heseso 10 be locatsd a body in conformity
with the Of the public lands and after
the same shall have beer surveyed.
Sss Ans D. fsvfA. s~sessd. That the per,on apply
register Of the land in which he or she il nbout 10
maze snon entry make affidavit brIore the said register
It's affidavit above reaaied and fy he siRIa viz xi
to ssxset he o she sha ,hersuon be TO cn,cr
ne quasslq q land already .peceds Irevdsd. ho.etrsr,
that ~ oert0cAe sha he given
ansii shs aspiration 81 three irom the se OF inch
somys asd II. - hs expiration OF time The psrson
naknG such entry, ~ ~ - dead wo - ~ ~
of her dsaah his r. iS ~ dsvisses In case Of wuo
making sash entry, bes bsrs deysee In csse 81 -,
sss. ). Ssv nave continued q ss"Ss Spon sn nsa BE-
said land and st rsssds upon The Sane, and hav. not
slssated tho ssms part tsss(s hen, in
provided By lsw dad Srovs4sd farther, In case
al ths death oi both father MOTHER saving inisn
ssS q sss.n sndss yea: q .ss =. tsh' sna
dena ed he executor, administrator, may
any te wishsn two after the death suvivss
saSd children tos the time being have their donctI soi
sat land ion the bench, Of said nfap but no cthe,
purpose ana me purchaser! shall acqurs the absolute title
w the purchase. md be entitled patent United
as.. fFs
s.e ia b u J~tA0 s~aetsd Tha, tho ~ Istsr Of
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n.
administrator OF John Arnold, deceased. and George G.
Bishop, and that the may be referred to the Com.
m'ttee on Patents and the Psen, Office which was
agreed TO
The Senate the memorial and accompanying papers OF the
heirs oil the late Col Joseph Watson, praying compensa
0n Tor his services as secretary and 10 the
Indian department. and that the may be referred to
the COMMITTEES on Indian Affairs; which agreed to-
Mr.. DODGE, OF Iowa, asked leave TO withdraw from
the les OF the Senate the petition OF the register and re-
cever OF the land Office al ST. justine, Florida PRAYING
compensation for making locations under the Arredondo
grant, and that the same may be referred TO the Commit
tee OF Claims, winch agreed to-
Mr. MASON asked leave 10 Withdraw from the files
o the Senate the memorial and accompanying papers OF
+. Richie Dor. late United States consul al Buenos
Ayres, praying compensation for diplomatic services and
that the same may be referred TO the Committee on For
eipn Relations, which was agreed 10.
Mr.. DODGE, of Wisconsin, asked leave to withdraw
from The files OF the Senate the petition OF Thomas Eos.
ter and Others, praying that the pensions allowed by
act OF July 1898, to certain cass OF widows sub
sequeny continued for hfe may be allowed Tor in
'erval OF two years, omitted in continuing the pensions
and that the same may be referred 10 the Committee on
Revolutionary Pensions; which was agreed to.
Mr. ID also asked leave to withdraw from the Giles Of
and the other heirs oil the late Major Gen Benz Moorss
OF New York. praying an allowance to make good the
loss OF their by of The under value OF the
certificates in which he paid The Communication of his
ha-pay for life, aud that the same be referred 10 the
Committee on Revolutionary Claims; which was agreed
Mr. DODGE, OF Iowa. asked leave 10 Withdraw from
the flee OF The Senate the memorial and papers of Geo
Wright. OF Washington city, praying compensation for
The invention OF his percussion cap machine and for the
may be referred TO the Committee on Military Affairs
which agreed To-
MI SEWARD asked leave TO Withdraw from The Ale
Of me senate suodry memorials praying appropriation
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Mr.. FAULKNER moved The following resolution |;
which agreed TO:
Rso'red That the President OF the United be
guessed TO report to this House OF the PRIVILEGES
States with all foreign nations. similar that
10 this House the 18th Of March, 1875 and, further that
he be requested to give table exhibiting comparative
statement between the tariff Of other and that oil
the United States, similar the prepared and laid be-
lore this body In March, 1912
Mr. McNAlR proposed the following resolution:
hssotvsd That the Committee Printing to be
puoshed In pamphlet form, and bound In such
zoO0 copies OF the addresses made by members Of the
senate and members OF tue House OF Representatives,
etoe with 30 much OF The OF the President OF the
United States OF the session az re-
'st3s tn the death OF the Hon. Wx. X. kIro.
Referred to the Committee on Printing
Mr. STRAuB offered the following resolution:
Rs.oirsd, That la addition tho number already or
oesd hse sha be 5000 copies Of the reports OF the sn.
the abstract printed Tor the use of the members
Referred 10 the Committee on Printing
Mr. DKUM NJ offered resolution, which was agreed TO.
requesting the Secretary OF the Treasury furnish
this House statement OF the number of establishments
and where located in the United Staee engaged in the
val invested IN that MANUFACTURED OF the quantity
ally manufactured in such establishments; liable OF the
prices Tor which that article has sold under tho
rate OF duties thereon and that he also inform The
House OF the annual amount OF received for the
Importation of salt into the United States.
On motion Of MIR. CAMPBELL, of Ohio, the House
econs'dcfed The vote by which yesterday rejected the
resolution reported by Mr. HousTos from the Commit.
lee OF Ways and Means. providos for clerk TO that
committee, al an annual salary OF ~ 500 and the fol-
lowing was adopted in lieu thereof;
Rssofrsd, That the COMMITTEES OF Wsys and Means be
authorized employ clerk during ths present SESSION.
compensation exceed 81 day for tie tme he
may be aotnally employed
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18
Administrator's Sale.

DY virtue Of Decree OF the Honorable
1.-the Probate Court Of Wilkinson county
State of Mississippi, made at the January
Term, thereof, A. ID. 1853, the undersigned
administrator of the Estate of Thomas II
Rouark, deceased, will proceed to sell. at
public Auction, to the highest bidder, on
credit of twelve months, from the day
OF sale, on SATURDAY, the 9th day of
March, next. at the Store of Palmer &
Bell, on Percy's Creek, in said county. the
following described tract Of land, belonging
TO said decedent, to wit
The undivided half OF lot No 4. in seq
tion No. AZ. township 8, range 8 west,
being the same land convened by Robert
Mailman, to jesse Hallimau, by deed,
dated January 2lst lS43.
Also, one undvide half of lot No. s. in
section az, township 3, range g. west, con
tanning in all l42 acres, more or less.
Purchasers, giving bond or bonds, with
approved security.
HENRY II. BELL. Admr.
Cage e. Stamps, Attys,
Jan 3.-3w
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18

HVHE copartnership heretofore existing
= between Drs p. Il. ii. Loveace, and
II. Il Buck, is this day Dissolved by mulu.
al consent.
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18
Legal Notices
COmmlssioner,s saIe.


virtue OF an order ct the Honorable
- Probate CoEd OF Wilkinson county.
Mississippi. made al the January term, 1858.
thereof, the undersigned commissioner IN
The matter Of she sale and division Of the
real estate Of Jehu Humphreys. dec d.
WI expose Tor sale at the Courthouse door.
IN Woodville, al public auction, on Tues
day, the 22d day OF February next. on a
credit o: twelve months, all the real estate
belonging TO SAID decedent, to wit:
The south east quarter Of section fourteen
township 2 range | containing l62 20.lOO
acres, the n W quarter Of e quarter OF
sec % t2rl W cont'g 40 7 100 acrs. the n
hf of or of sec % s2tlw containing
IS acres, the eqr of sw or of sec 23 I ? r
W containing Al 6I-iO0 acres, the W hf
OF W or and n or Of " qr of sec 20 I 2
i containing 1874 l7.l0O acres, the II
qr OF qr of sec % 2rI W containing
4O O72-lOO acres. the W or OF W or OF sec 3
t2T containing 40 64-l00 acres, the u
hi W or of sec 25 2r W containing 81
37>lO0 acres, the u e Or of sec 20 t2rl
containing 1862 33-l00 acres, containing
IN the aggregate seven hundred aud seven.
tysix aud 7s-lOO acres.
The purchaser will be required to give
bonds with approved security for the pur,
chase money, according to law, as above
limited. Sale within the hours prescribed
by law. THCS w HAYS Comn'r
Sheriff sofiice, Woodvile, Jan 7, 1858.
The personal properly OF said j Hum.
phreys, dec d, consisting of negroe slaves,
stock of cattle, horses, hogs, etc, will be
sold at the late residence of said decedent,
on Monday the 7th February, 1858, on
credit of six months.
THOS w HAYS, Sheriff.
January IL, lS53-3w
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18
New Establishment.

ENHE Subscriber has just opened his
~ new Building, aud has its shelves sup
piled with choicest and best Wines, BRAE-
DIES, LIoUoRs, SEGARs. TOBACCO, ETC.,
that have ever been offered in this place
He has selected his liquors from the best
and oldest brands--and he guarantees that
those who call for, and pay tor. good ar
ticle of liquor of any kind. shaA be accom-
modated as promptly and cheapIy as at any
other similar establishment in the country.
Gentlemen, walk in and see,
FRANK BEST
G5~ ICE always on hand, wholesale ard
retail. Havingpurchased the Fountain from
he Mossrs Wright & Elder will always keep
parking coolSoda.