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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-19

OTICE.- W i'll be sold on Monday, the 18th Jure
" 1851 Liberty, Bedford Court House (it benz
B dlori Couft dqy) Two likely young negroes. ON
aboy Of about Is years Of age the other girl Of aboa
II years Of age. JOHN H. LOWRY
inn 11rI9G inn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-19
/ q the circui. Court for the ,ouny of Apromaupx-

William Mathews and Merry Webb, and Nancy lis
wife, formerly Nlnc, Watkins III ifs
AGAINST IN CHANCERY.1
Philip Watkins in his own right. aud as of m'u
Watkins, Joel Watkins Henry W. Watkins, Andrew
b. Bake, lm'ref Edward Watkins, and Wu L.
Patters II, In 'rot Nathaniel Walk De'fts
GuMmIssioHER's OFFICE,
clover Hill, 18TH June, 1854 {
Fhe Circuit Court afaresHi1 or The 2.ni day Of
April 1851. made die folio ing decree in the above
case:
Tie Court doth order that the defendant Phip
Watkins. TX 'urot Samuel Nstkns do render before
uhe ot The Comm ssoners Of the Court an account
OF his administration OF the e>ate Of his tcsatur,
winch account Tie sail Commissioner is de, ed to ex-
anime, state AM ettc, and reaoit tais Cour with
any matter specially stated deemed pertinent by him.
sell or which may he eq"r' by either of the parties
10 he 50 slate
And the Court dotl, further order thu the same Com
missioner take AN account of The debt the plsntH
Nm. Malhews,hy the testator Al,o anac cunt of thc
snndHe 10 the plaintiff NancysWutkins on account of
the legacy teqaea he to her 10y he tcstator and mat
report thrreo wuhauy matter specially stated deemed
Perinet by himself or which MAJ be required by either
IT the parties To be stated
And the Court d, tn further order thu the same y M.
missioner take I'm nccnunt Of the lands Of which the les
Into, SamGth Nak ms, die se1ed,and which he clnrq.
"a tF hl~ VIII wh Ia" payment o his debts. aud uf the
rsaev Il "ne thou>and doIlaIs 10 the plaintiff Nancy
notwithstanding IA who's, pq'~essup the said lands now
tire Also, an account of the IHlmpnts. if any which
aNc been made by the respective devi>ees of sd lands
At others Tor then towards tho debts of the iesafor
especially tha del t ofthe plaintiff WIN. Mathews and
VIM payments, II any have in ike nauuer been made
towards the Legacy Of the plaintiff Nancy Watkins All
"ineh aecounts he saia Commissioner is directed to *.
"n'c state and settle, the report 20 This Coutsitf
nnv matter specially stated, deer ed pertinent by lin
sen "rfequred by her of the PARTIES be So stated
me Phlte> hieresnld plaintiffs aud defendants will
take uoti that avrap7oipted the 24tb dn, of INV
h-N al my 'ticc for iuhigg the noi esaid accounts.
"he3 and where by o'cotk in the m,rring rhey arr,
required 10 atlent with all the eyi fence necessary
etihic ne - take said accounts
jun l9-N4w JNO " WOODSoN c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-19
MASONIC HALL.
PARROW'S LAST.
Tuesday Evening, June Goth, 1854.
LAST NIGHT OF

PARn0W'S
Great Southern Opera & Ballet Troupe.
y splendid HORSE, valued at $3.50 90, with
one fine GOLD WATCH, and % other costly
gifts to be donated to the audience, free. This
splendid Horse can be seen at the stable of
Messrs. Irvine & Williams, close to the Market
House. and nearly opposite the Post Office.
~ Tickets Sl,00. No half price
Go see the Horse before purchasing your tick
cts. The iewelry can be seen at Mr.. j p Wrght's
Jewelry Store. Gun 1920
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-19

BARNUm's 2ARDED WOMAN by some thi. wonder
/. supposed have grown card by Using Emer>ons
Amrricon IIn.r te-torntvo, which tails net. Pr'e 81,
in large Bio les. Far sale 10y d. Il. LA MAN.
N /
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-19

A Ia Circuit Court contn, d md ueld ior Nelson
n county, on Tuesday the 9th day of May, 1874;
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Pdtip Watkins IN his own right aud as or OF mu
Watkins, joel Watkins, Henry W. Watkins Andrew
b. Bake, aim'r # Edward Watkins, and Wu. +.
Patiers II, b. rof Nathaniel Walk ns..-- Dt'fis
GuMMlssioNER's 0FIcE,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EftO. II d. I1ObLaNLr
Tie Blind Practical Phgehp,ael-t, will visit proes.
siouaily Campbell CT Ho on Nonda, the aL Of june
llninx CT ilo., Wednesday the 2lst aud Danviile
Va th 18th. june l9-clt.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-02-26
BATON ROUGE, La SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 20, 1854

nothitg beautiful left in the concord
and harmony Of sounds Has ibe Poet
broken his pen, aud does his eye new
er "rol with the fine phrensys" Are
the muses. all dead, and is the com
posef's brain to be mn,ldled and fud-
died into an unnatural channel be-
cause Mrs. Fitznancy, or somebody
cannot condeseend to like what is
,ommon9 Ii so, it is but one of the
ten thousand evidences of the efIimer
acy OF the age. Nov, we have said
our say, and as we have b vast amount
If popularity TO lpdse, we III Ike a rasl,
venture Of the whole amount, at one
llne.
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/ s8 %EITgE eft --3 8st1s3M 8itt Rf
/ The death of this venerable citizen,
has caused much speculation in the
community, in reference to the dis
position he has made Of his large es-
tate f.tr
}. P. Michel has stood in relation
to Baton Rouge, as John Mellon.
ough or Judah Touro, has to New
Orleans. BY long life Of self de.
nials, and strict eeppemy, combined to
business habits, he has accumulated
property ya'iou>ly estimated a, from
one hundred and fifty, to two bundled
and fifty thousand dollars without
either issue, or direct heirs. AS in
the case of many other illustrious ex.
amples in our country, TO acquire
seems to have grown into a. morbid
appetite with him, that gained strength
with bis age. And tli, too it would
seem, without any. definite object
in view for the ft,'nra. he light Of
which he has not beer permitted to
see sHa t3ss ts
The self sacrifices aud denials.
man Must mike in order to hoard m
"sast estate.' should certainly be re-
warded by The realization Of some
bright vision Of youth, in old age;
but how seldom does 1t happen!
How more than often do we see man
venerable with age, fall in The midst
of his possessions, without a days IN.
joyment of what he has fretted his
whole existence for? Thus verifying
that adage which few can be made
to feel the force OFF, man proposes
and GoD disposes." flai4a iift
In the past few years--many-4near.
ly all the venerable Inhabitants Of
Red Stick. who we're here, when We
came tan to the place fifteen years ago,
having fallen like the scar and yellow
leaf into the grave. Does not the
TACT furnish an eloquent sermon for
he present; !; au additional argument
or the practice Of frugality--chari,y
md benevulence Indeed il does,
Our venerable and Respected fellow.
,ltlzen'tbe late J4Pg Michel the sub
ect OF this notice, was born ut Edbrun
department. des''Hautes ALPS. France,
was "A years Of age at tie time of
lis death, and had been citizen of
Baton Rotfge about 40 years.
sB-The following iijou Of poe,r, in the way Of
Valentine, is from the columns Of the Delta.-
IS that paper says "the verses are far above
ar As we concur with him, they are ,e-produ.
ed in this ppreeialives''f-.merit, newspaper.
VALENTINES DAY. Is, ass4
love the man who kindly gives.
As Heaven has blessed his store = M II ESs9s1
Who shares the giits that h. receives
.TWIth them that need them nor.; ti5F5
whose tender heart Of pity moves
Yer sorrow and distress
ol AL his friends, who IN, silly loves
) The poor--ths fatherlass. s5
love the man who scor1es to be, & 4&*
70 name or sect a slave - s.s4 S,4z4.
Whose soul is like the s,iffshine--free
To shine on void and wayr: sI tslf
who, ehen he sees ppressierl--wronr--- 3s
Speaks 'out in thunder tones e}s1 }itf
Who feels, With truth, that he is stroJ.ps 5HzF
To grappfe e'en With thornes.
love the man whose only boast
Is wisdom, virtue, right Fl -
Who eels, II truth is ever lost Il 80
-. u honor has blight; Il syfl sffsta!a ne,
VINO ne'ef evades by look or sign. IL ses
In every place the 81 tne :f34 tH s#I aa #
Methinks the glories are divine e-3s4s 8- ass
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EgThe Point Coupee Echo'of The
18th inst, comes to us In mourning for
its editor, Mr.. Joseph Jewell, who died
on the 18th inst. The writer Of. til
notice Of Mr.. Jewels death, says. (ieJ
what we conceive anything bnt good
taste) that .since July ls47. he (Mr.
Jewell) had been engaged editing
that paper, with profit to himself and
advantageto to the Democratic party.
which looses in him one ofi its staunch.
est supporters" This is matter III
which no obituary notice is marred
BY the sin Of omission.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-02-26

ttiHfun PUNK fi0dd C0Btiunies. IL
- ~~-NSA--
nv Fhe reader is referred to |
cona.u rication In to-day's paper
signed .'Ctnscrva'or,' IN referenc
70 the i'm, ,prative demand IT 'he con
s,ituti,A, that Il li~t Of The qnaliie'
elrctms Of he city Of New Otlean
shall be kept. Upon logical dsluc
ti,n., 'tmsery ai'r' takes view .
the matter, that1 may reasonably b
entertained by the whig mtmhers "
the essian, nest WIN er /; when that i'm
norta, que Ion CONES up, "who sl'a
be Senator = Nny ntttthe question
then bp asked "has the city delega
tim been elected by the qualified 70
ters of New Orleans a,fder the con
stitutiun and are they ea'istitli'lu''aIly
entitled u seats Ii "a uucrat3 ~
the present assembly viii take 'hl'
view of the n,a,ter, then i may
possibly eutweigi the CON I'd ~ 'ha'
'.in the unregistered rabblv OF Tue me-
trol@lis, lays all our strength, ana
however much reluctantly. VII pre-
p,re to have this provision in ihe viii
,ol h. people. cnfurced unless i.hey
think as su'ne Of the great i,ar err
teacc d,sspocrats oflhe party do, that,
the canstitulion is a mere form, to re-
main operative, aid oe tra,nrled
upon by The Legislature. wheneyer il
suits the i'll e,est< II the part. ia pow !
cr The question il may We lo,ik in
the laboriaus work Of this legislature,
for the enforcement of that euHsit itu-
tioral prpyisipl--,hat will elose the
ballet box Of the city, against Alat
rabble to which the party IL power is
indebted for its strength. Noes ret.
r0as. .,..f ....-5-....t.-..tt...
lgThe Hon Daniel Wil.nct net
satisfied viii bis ''p,n,iso' notoiiet,
made 4 sp ech At Mon;rpse in Penn-
sylvania a few days ago, denuunei Il
the Neberaska bill of Mr. Douglass
Perhaps The Hen. David would like
to m ke another 'provi>o." But this
would be un,air. Mr.. Douglass has
found gaed place TO throw IN his
line for a bite at notorict, and i j..
not fail that you Mr, Wilnot or any
budy Use should 60 and throw in ,p,'r
line by the >ile of him % take away
his lo,g sough, fa nihhle Let hia
al ne, il lie cannot catch the 6sh,
there Il plent, Of other f,l, To be had
hy compromise.
Iy Our en'erprisi.g friend, the
Apoilecary, G"ldmann, has just p. h
at The corner Of Taird aud Lau,g
streets, d m,rtar, that - t,'r Transcend
aoy thing of the sort ever rai4,,d i'a \
sign IN this city, thst inc tion shou II
be made oft. IL sa, in th,. slerru,t,, 4
ped paae we call attention TO 1t"
i superapus; il calls attention to
ITSELF FIR It may be seen from street.
end, tn STR cts end. n
The contents Of a hnuse may ha
'eld. by its outward physios ON =
il Il a. cerrect an index, as he ica nres
f the human face are to the quality
md quantity Of gNds contained with
u the circumference Of the os fioat,s
md the oy caeftofis II affords u
,easure 10 >cc outward sigus Of p =
,eri'i Among our merchants. Gold
mann has certainly the lead ii h
lne. SR5 snaa Ha II
tnanf fha mot impor,at { nal
laA'isi~sti~ 's sweetness of st,nper.-lt
itasan dti not givetfw,rain fusi " ,
'aiion and persuasion. in order. 10 b.
urely il did no. make them weas
n order TO he imperiau~; Il did ,ot .
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{ lr .lflrhlql |: ulllrt
GEORGE A. PIKE,

EDltUR AND pRUf RiEfOR.
.~~~--~a-~-l-S~-~
~ ODfemi Jontnai gf the Parish Of Eas,
Amtos Ro.ge .HsU Of the G,nsse 1tfe and
b a,n Ro.gp. and " me Bitpn Rpnge uni
tt,ntua piank Road Com,mnies 20
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Nnen nf tha mot impor,at { NAL
oaA'iii~ss,~ u sweetness of st,nper.-
Heaven di not givet,em,rsn iusi y
uation and persuasion. in order 10 b.
surely il did not make them wea !
in order to he impsri, Il lid ,ot
give them a sweet voice to be employed
in scolding.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-02-26


AHFlRsr RATE NorlcE.-Benia.
min Disraeli will stand before posferi.
'y as the great political infde1 Of The
age--1s o,ae 70to bcliered IN n0thiug /,
bat himself who Was earnest only in
occurring the dazzling objects Of his
aInbition---secure only III his alien.
grossing anxiety to improve his osn own
fortune. X A Some men be- @
lieve they are created to sustain d T.
oa'se ;;ihe is firmly of opinion that all |,
causes are created to sustain HIM"
>atan'ls graphically defned III sen ~,
tence when he II styled 'irfellert With
out tod, - say that Benjamin .Disraeli
is Genius Without Concience, aud you
have his ehsrae.er in three words. . g7s
Yl>t mosl lLo,adosn Times. s'a
, CANADA The Quebec Mercury. /. nv I.
states that the Government Of Canada
is in treaty for the Albion rT'sl Il
Palace street, for "tempory Parliament
bu;1dars "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

u.rrr.r n, hat The matter ssosiS sesea apon
pu.Ssy Upsoobtsdy there large sun dse ne cay ~
an inisipd ,s. %. sses ee ,s.re /. no .4aier
soes nS snena 20 'oe
e., ~ ss,s.er hi be hfs dseh.ssd as aaiy has
k 70 . "a b'' IN ,,s CEN ~ l..:.r - as
,.t, Sew W CO rot sro~ NJ Dyesnsc, on the in-
sfh octs ihs bins dse oa' neaas
a. lfd ass ttfs 't'Ne "a te eoa Res.-
Tie supsTyssE Of n. sixth .tt,sd tas NJ
had TO IL ecad ana h i0.se SsI S
rfae ms ohj,efsd 10 By the -zgsrvi. CT tne tho
is"sd
he eerr eaiion ssrs6 Garrett D. ek-an Ssei has
sN,u.A ,. fuds .uihoy zach ~ IS h- MS
rohu. he tE6savcrtd far 10 nd to give them
.vIs lscy lie uEdetsnd, b. Cou1;,e asna masins re
TO him vhish His seas De s>yS
for ID lei -sts hss eoutEed hsli % h en- Danak
Over 70 the There -sov 5000 0stsntiss
vi th len psd vi b In fs 10 OF hs ta
lie s,, h se By Controller - 5as % han has
tors i in his oee With view to ,hO-ias the proper
81 "a seeouBt A.
hisy icrh- Register aieEiyFssed u ave the Con atee
the in.oir hey wanted
The Of the Commute saosd be read Il
ks had ood reluiIsG the REGISTER % al
.iAri,. he the
trt htd he from JspGsy Jgy 1852 VII tn les
that the Iessisr has sil ie eou ply ~h the 80 40
ga hin there .ount due for CLERK
h. HE M clerk hlr and there sail bal
enc 5000 sra a. go due BY the Kefste Thh ne
refuses 10 rsy over .eeoiens 10 ~ .as fslo' .s s
bus brought BE- oe proper tribunal where n'eass'
,so, ., made to procure attendance OF the Mayor the
R.c-rc.f Bod might beeom- Organized TIE oneE
fso and The Recorder stated no 90 be At the S-
ard Here ssd he understood the Recorder
&c CT .
The Pose adjourned whou. fno beas Organized
ard must be called sosthsr ~hea necessary ~ the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20
MARINE AFFAIRS.
FOR EUROPE

FOR EUROPE
The Collins steamer Arctic sailed on Saturday with 10
passengers and tloooco on freight Among the Psssen
ger, We notice the names OF Gen Herrera Of Peru Mr.
Winston special sssDger to Mr. soue Msdro ana u
u. Wilbur bearer Of dispatches.
The s,eamship Glasgow sailed ne same day for Glasgow
with 81 cabin and 81 storage passenger
RLhARxAsLY LOW WATER
Owing 70 the severe gale Of Saturday the tide vas much
lower thar has been known for many years Inc sps Ia
many places perfectly bare tie Soctn ana ot@'sn
Island ny boats had uueh cuy in making their land
irg- on this side One Of the Hamilton av boas was do
tanned three or four hours in the slip aground
Tie schooner Mary Wise from Porto Rico reports Inat
OF March let = g. Lon II S. passed the wreck oil pr
brig Esgle, of Falmouth. isi,) eband?ned spPs'snly
wafer logged Had part u foremas msininasi and pow
,rrit ,tendipg forenat gone ct hounds ana oreyard
acrcss upper part Of naDuss; lying on decI so some
inc timber. suppose she had been s'iippe0 " ''"S
yes,el, g. everything Of value Sss gone
IRIG zGLL,a yRox IIsBOs,
R.uorts Feb l6 lat 90 26 lon 30 ~, spoke Br bark
Gamble west eoss, Africa for London teo H. iai
90 &c. Ion 20 IS in heavy gale from " w wsekhocHea
boerd the deck losd to right the vessel
THr PEl.crrcS TOR PAIN.
TIE L s .termer Princeton row lying OIL the batety
ready for sea and waiting orders viii probably 90 TO
Csciz with di-I stches Her officers sIe;
se a.; E es;sp Hear; r
w..igss ~ l:ia b'fee ..i.s setssa a''s = Ssn
&.
rs,ter W Lrut-nAate Ct Marines, Cssf lea u sCan
lev Csrta Cefk JsseIt p ,r-n, Chief EEsneer W n n
sEeci fra A.sstIIt Essneer' Gavin hsrnAn SsssI
Second .ssr.rt En;ne.s BiVsr BaoI Ghsf..' L3Ias
Tlre As<:-nt Ergnees GeoFs Jshlsoe Horas e "csof
A. Garfield Hear hensey BcsifDatn james nsiker osn
LeerHc Elsi cnEetser heot d BAN Sal AAssf' IN
Z. Fssht
THE NAVY rAaD.
Commodore Boarmsn has begun bis spring improve
reri. ct the Brooklyn Navy Yard During the Pes.n
weather Of tie past six days he has rad large nImos 81
men 81 work upon the grounds about tne new mas's'
ofee which Il now nearly ready 10. its pecci =.
lumber Of men constantly oysd IN cleaning
ard arranging the yraHds u cannon balls along The ca
trance 10 The ward and surrounding the grss plots
lie work upon the wall ct the Naval Dry Dock snt
on the monsfoUs .eser within the yard was resumed
Yesterday.
he ,oL Of tie brick timber she'd 70 give way sor
tie erection Of Lrding Tor the National Foundry 7"
nearly accom- 5hhed. L.
great deaf Of ship timber fo- war vess,- "aish 1
b,n living In the water Of 0i the creeks n TIE sc
fr tLe ssi siI years loDser al coadssa vel s'a
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SiTs-Droof hatfa .
WORLD~ SAFE COMPANY Bankers, Brokers.

NCRLDT SAFE COMPANY BANKERS Brokers'
ano =. esses Of tse mercantile lDty que per.
esii sssinsi fe and Burg Will tod ths interests
.nn Lilies lnpenetEtbo safe ana Bank Locks mAnufae-
NNo BY hk Company majority Of the Banks City
Nen io have hem and SIN proportion OF the specie and
tI olres sf"n Of this city nsh ao?os1 10 thee SAFES
Over hte hsAdTed Banks 10 the s.ses thee ss and
Lseis tsfIll projections or In their vsnls
IL t.hsved that than hal 81 q. Safes sod
bs et ave furnished BY th Company while the 5sam.sier and
Der sheet Bates End their In Tres favored
We sv, ohs. he word Fire nd Test Of 5.s
hs Cssl Psoe with the size Of safes and ssthod Of de-
hso which with descriptive circular and references in-
so conn Invitations Of inquiry AD sortrosnt always
hard At the Coupsnys Depot No lia pe.l.,, N,--Yrs
NORRIS BRADLEY AGENTS
~ BBwk Wants Of any size ysah Door Frames n,ds
% order On the principle
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Ncw 1)orIi Uailp 0rlh''ne.
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
MEETING OF THE JoURNEYmEN TAILoRs

MEETING OF TIE JOURNEYMEN TAtLoAS:
About geo Of the Journey Tallors held meeting
yesterday afterrc. n tie Sixth Ward Hotel Mr. Bos
SECRETARY The meeting called to hear report from
the Special Committee in reference to the strike OF the
jourIeyme in the employ II M-s-rs ArnauA Co in
Brosovsy The report favorable and - expected
the iourreyrn.n will return 20 their rk honorable
terms lumber Of jouTnf living ia tn upper pat
the City to whom work had been sent non TINS esao
hslmCni retained it untouched, atr having been male
scquaned with rhe fac, that the hands we're on strike
Donations received ffom the "urDe!neo from sew
estso buenis be applied for the berehi Ut on
strike independent OF the amount b. be drawn by them
from the Society. TIE meeting wa adjourned to ins
evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

CTATE CT KENTUCKY-Fayette Circuit Court
~ y.e Ie ls54-Tbs CovisGTOS and LEAsorOS ak.L,
Road CONF ANY pani5. IN Eqsfy a1snst he COUNTY Of
FAYE TIE etbei, d.fenists On motion nc p.n'1. =
oEStT.c bold boesE. 81 hcors ~ -
Cont, Cost Of F--s- coobsy Ksns1si. b % ,~'"'
Tor . sly @FrriT On re % t'-
erssra Iol,r. .-cb b. .Iinr df- --Y'' - 1871
sbl. 10 thiriy year. beutrs rerr-t at tt- rec OF
Gork .,,.ch~d irdo-r-d y ~ tr-n -
Vert ccr-ftrn .ni Ls1nTor ti-osf Co 'aiy .
var.S 20 ,-p..- :, ,his Ccrrt on day Of rs a-xt
Jrn. Tenn r-ticn of The pniirt TIE
L.Irs'o- Rc-e Co-psny vnicn r-'t,'1 s.is p.nn''
ssf ssd twenty h,ve neen lost O. 80 zen uoa '@
ss,v 80, JAMES n WOOD. C = {.
BTxroT -~-r,, .,.--p--1 ssr v'stu Il Covisgfon. KY
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poARD or SUPERVISORS.

The Board met on Friday afternoon paIs-l1, a. "a
80, ,rrrs-.c and The aE sq-Te' tas u, 80 .asl
e1isi - Az Ey a cali - We t9~il =,
&C "a. ros daily rgsas-d sac e0ld n'' P'
e.-d busiEfss -. Nh b.s h.er sailed together %
stes 70 Vh1z5hsi beer resIfea ne 90 30 II,
te' mt alleged 70 D n--
non o. Ins Coruoi.tse re4ay 70 TePo.t ~
~ ne "a ors.azsa the FePo ta.
..--. +, .ert as 4 2 81 Inst ~ faa--eI -
% GUS - g.. f-'l elsr.i ssi5- nay be ID
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/ihC PAiNf.-The undersigned, agents for the sale
Of ~bs. Osyde Of nv a.. p.rn,,x.n.
snS s .e 20 are y,psre TO receive odeu Tor tho
th~ particular Of ths
s1h"'y oN'r others OF American mzsuf-cture and lie NOS
cssn competition ~ b n. beet of scr.sn
~ CO" WIN confidence depend obtasnins
srcfrppy CT The Paint which tysnd % recommend ie
pr ppity f'st tcds nnrrr vhiteness
rsnssd on toe nost liberal o'ins
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pxvo,p1Ios PArRroT GoS-Oa saiaT-
% ~ Ii,b inst Mr. Ebenezsr Philips OF this .osn.
ans we bIeTe the Les; Of thai ssS.,sSls re o. men 10
w ~, I'm, OF naure aud gone home 10 bs rest.
M ha5 lived TO the great age Of "a year and az 70 toe
,s OF Li, death in possession Of hi. mental and
III, fscnIiies though feeble and lettering along upon
a. ysree OF the grave His life had been Of gsefai-
r,s, and be died regretted by his ehdsens children
bToaeh several generetons aud anened ever where by
9 sonowing con muuiy s4cke,ts HuboE my Farmer
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