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school Cumberland Uaivorsity, at LoD.noH


school Cumberland Untvorsity, AZ LoD.noH.
Tennessee
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Cautes late Of the circuit
udgss of Tennessoe.
Hon Nathan Green, udges supreme
of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromed L. Ridley, the cnanceors Of State.
Judges Cauthes and their whole exclusively
10 the school. .. ... .s.I
Plan ofintTneonl Daily examinations each
books No regular
daily progress of the examinations H..
Weekly OF law equity, which
Of facts
them through all
practice The framed them
dence in the trials Some Of taken by appear
court which Is held monthly in the class, and In
sabc the end session The students act clerks
circuit udYes and chanceors and In other official
pacties connected with their suits.
SeonsThe session the third Monday
ember third Thursday February. The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July.
per sssson.Tuon fee $50, in conngen
fee S2 boarding about $50. Students furnish their
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores
required complete unless
No
regular classes
any time during the collegiate
There a moot legislature connected with the school.
Number the last collegiate year eighty
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb lI-eoly President Board of Trustees
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies',
Me1r E.,rrutn.h,1rn Er1a>rtoL Dn.1ut.. MI

THE annual session studies
2fh August snd June,
terms for board and tuition payable
ally In advance There charges for music
ar aad also for Spanish Italian German and Latin The
for the primary department. composed Of
500 annum, payable half yearly In advance.
of inquiry should be addressed 70 MOTHER sUPE
Maryland.
Jul e--diye.r. .t
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mo BSal


m uur.uaaes ofIaw l. FRANKLIN FIERCE President Ornsu
pubis sales viii 1s lana essa, he
ss q sss s e, a. a , saUIT asr s on Mon
day ur,een day q July neh iof 'es a.pqss - NE pu6
lands situated within The uhdsfmsnnoAea 0"nAn ana naeOAH
NortA u tAs ba.s line Of tAs priaeipa 1Sn.
Tue ISLANDS situated in township yssvsn
seeons tmsny eight and twenty nine, township sshi q
range i've and section thirtso, township orhSs, Ofns
Township forp-uins, ofIanss Ton. 80. ,-..,..--
Townships forty hIee fossx, forty sevsn and iof eight
Tcwnshp. or three fort, sI twenty.
Townships fory io5 1--WE, Of t~snIysiI.
township forty eight forty hOns, ofranss thirty
four = - -, A.
townships forty-nve my and my Of range thirtysu
TSs vacant a1appoprsisd lands twenty AVE. ,wsn
"a 4, the land once al DUNCAN commencing MONDAY, q.
%, q ass %, ss ~
via, 81 a.a -aH
NosiA Of tAs bose Live Of s pneipaI msriaiaa
Township hirty-seven, OF range tweny.sesen.
ownsbips thrtyour thirty i've, OF
Townships thirty -four and thiny-hve franse twenty nine
North Of tAs base line Of the principal meridian
lions twenty Ave, township thirty OF range
in sections wo three aSS "s ,own
thirty four section Twelve township
sap sso, sssss a Of Inc
thirty range sections thirty
thirty four, township thirty -oDe, OF the same range.
Lands appropriated law schools, military,
other together with those swap and overfowed
thereby unit cultivation, any granted to the State
entitled Gan enable the Slate OF Arkansas and oer
a,ss sepssmSeT Isso % ss Excluded
The offering lands win be commenced the days
appointed proceed the order which they Adver
all convenient despatch until the whole shall have been
cloed sale shall be kept
longer than weeks private entry
be admitted the expiration Of the weeks.
hand The city Of Washington this n day Of
April, Domin thousand eight hundred and my
BY the President: FRANKLIN PIERCE.
TH0S. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Ofics.
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mo 5ss !
Notice
OF Wlhdrq,tal Of Additional Land, in Florida.

Of Wihdrdtedl Of additional Land, in Florida
EURTHER In pursuance Of the entitled granting
public In Of Florida
Alabama, aid in the construction Of railroads said
sppruved 18th 1885,
by oce 10 officers Newnansve and Tampa FIon
the 9th inst for Withdrawal and suspension from
until further orders ol the following described lands
ng within probable limits ~ of the Tampa Bay
Main Stem railroad, in said Stale, TO viti
Oce At NtwE.S.vuLE All the land, body
hdrawn for Cedar Key railroad
of ranges twenty i've
and norh Of line dividing townships and twenty
once at T.Mr.i situated dividing
line which
vides townships thirty and ihirty-one.
Given my hand Once city
Washington, this ninth day Of September, 1854, L
JOHN HOOD,
Sept l0-Iawsw Acting Commissioner.
Tint and star.l
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Cautlen-LOttsr Frauds.

OyUcM OY THN MAINLAND CoRS0LIDAFKD L0TEGEIEs,
Baltimore, Maryland, July 4, 1855.
THE Maryland lotteries
his caution public assinA the
who circulate mail otherwise fraudulent lottery
pretend be the sale Of tickets which
wholly ncutiOua
The only legal lotteries Maryland those daily
the Of elected
the Stale anae the examine approve
schemes aud TO attend 10 the drawings s.r..-N ...
All these lotteries all certificates
tickets
or the contractor Once Of The Maryland Consolidated Loee
Baltimore, maryAnd.n All others Al fraudulent
For ull information the subject Of those frauds addes.
", X. Brennan,
Sept 2e-dly Baltimore. Maryland.
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virginia Land.

HAVE Coz sale isl wood land u wen waersd and hss
plenty of meadow land The railroad and
through The distance Frederic ~
The from Orange Court house.
Further description wishing purchase
viii The whole had for Ave dollars
s,ethird cash can be divided suit purchssers higher
Trtos. Apply ", r. THoN,
june 2-isw5r rred~rckshurs, Virrinis
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FLEETWOOD oAmErEftY.-omee No. 29a PennsyIyania

NLENwOUD C1mEfEbN.-omee No. va Pennsylyania
VI Of 10th street, the Savings Bank THIS
laid the celebrated Greenwood Of
New YORK, and situated the high ground distant
ter mile north OF the capo North Capitol leading directly
20 the gateway This company have received charter from Con
their burial making
Zee us purchaser prohibiting all
legislation Otherwise, which importance
wish placed
become in all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other sell it, and throw the
seuousy large pits and legal IT,
a no titles are given 10 The ground.
NJ BOee open from 10 10 where pamphlets with
nap, the charter and bylaws and all other information, be
obtai1ed le Mr.
No 4o Seventh other undertaken will be prompt
sltssasd E.s... June Tidy
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Purnel Toudvine johnson Gray and Maria Sessions
equity in Somerset county, before A. Spence
Judge of the eth judicial circuit Of Maryland. : a

Judge of the eth Judicial circuit Of Maryland. : n
THE object OF this procure certain
complainant
Maria Sessions The BILL IN states that
Mackey late of Somerset county, deceased his
death William NJ ID. Townsend,
Elizabeth Ann Vance, Henry Alexander Smith,
said james died seized OF lot Salisbury
worth hundred dollars The bill
thereto, purchase said John
the said John
Seons and Josiah Egworh his executors complainant
of all said Johns interest the death Of William NJ d.
and the title Of Maria Sessions and Mary 6emons equal
Of his interest," his only death
Of her Sem0n
the sale by the said Mary e. Semons
in said the purchase by said John b.
his life of Maria Sessions
deed given him therefor IL there
Of her interest 10 her BROTHER the said Henry,
by said Henry of all his interest Johnson
the State of Virginia that the complainant
said Johnson Gray OF said lot complainant
said SUSAN living and al an
advanced and praying decree establishing
tenth aforesaid
tia Sessions said John siepons, and for
partition, and for order Of publication against
said Maria and Johnson, who residents
this third day of June eighteen hundred
subscriber, circuit Judge OF Judicial
land that the complainant by causing copy
inserted publshedin Washington
OF five before the 18th
this them appear in this court person
before fifteenth Of October
and show they have why decree should
pass prayed. THOMAS A. SPENCE.
True copy-tests
GEvIx WooLyoRD, Clerk.
JuneT T-law5yif
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mo. SEQ

No. 500
NOTICE of the withdrawal OF lands In wisconsin
In OF approved % June 1856 granting pub
lie lands the State Of Wisconsin aid in construction
railroads. said statc from Of
hce until further orders all tAs
fad Safs and continuing the Of The hereto
fore ordered bY telegraph the 10Th ~ Mny last
portion ofths lands viii when
Of of the road.
Office be
Given under my General Land Once, the
Washington, this 18th of June, A. D. 1885.
THOs. A. HENDRICKS, Commissioner.
la-Iaw6w fIne
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE.
Etrs Marine, aAd hsla.d imsaraMes.

PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE.
Frs, Aassns, and InIa~d hsaranes.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
sI,s6s,l6I Is
FARMERS, AND MECHANICS INSURANCE COMPANY or
PHILADELPHIA.
sOs nOrtOs.s corner avenue and Seventeenth
strsss, WasAingsOa, u. q
DIRECTORS
Hon. Thomas B, Florence, Charles DiBsee,
George H. Armstrong, Thomas Manderneld,
George Aelmboid, i. carroll Brewster,
= N"' THOMAS n R1 sasI s,Rt Essss' Ne ~ y 'r.dsu
EDWARD n. HILMBoLD, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter, No. s97 d street, opposite Cy Hail.
John Rigsss No. sol hirteenlh street below Peppsyvuua
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain Levy, No. so1 Pennsylvania avenue opposite Ma
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomason.
o s Of @ company T &C. mp .sosy with The
From the lst day ofAusus ve months, u l January,
ls s a. prem he sum hun
only forty six hundred dollars reported
ssisias pssssaass Ssssas
assd more aesodiHs an 's ''
on isqi
lilies ~ sss,P,iens Of BUILDINGS and Isf
any po,on EUROPE AMERICA,
waters. -
ming en every improvement in construction and arrangement
win Ss taken into consideration.
AN Az losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid
,es w.bnsen eSe rennsy'ana avenue and Seventeenth
Nors~ss corner Ramui and Second Streets pASdsipls
And other principal cities of United by
officers OF The company
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missioner Of the General Land Office.
NorIcE ro PRE- EMpTIoN CLAIMANTs.

Every person entitled the right Of peempon OF the
townships above
required establish the 10 the satisfaction of the regis
ter and proper oce payment
practicable after seeing s nofiee and beor. the
pointed OF the public sale of the lands
such claim will be forfeited
THO5. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
April s-Iawl3w Intel. and Sar.l
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rRorosrp DATES OF sAIIiss

nDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. SO Wall street, N, Y.
BROWN, sHtPLEY, CO.,
Liverpool,
STEPHEN RENNARD co,
"a Austin Frinrs, London.
3. q. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
The ships will be gold
bullion, specie icwey precious stones, meas uuess bills Of
ndng signed heoor and the value thereof
May l-df
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NEMBEBs Congress. and yisiters wsshInEton
VI respectfully informed that TAYLOR h MhURYS
and Stationery their
addition following
works. department ofhtersture scencs
and
New boots received Immediately on publication
Weekly mporaions from England
CalbSuns Works, volumes
JeGerson's Works, volumes
Wobsers Works, vols, autograph edition
Evereus Orations and Speeches, volumes
Clay's Private Correspondence, I volom.
2. 4. Prentsss Memoirs, volumes
Bancroft's History of the United States volume,
Smtcsmanis Manual, 4 volumes
HickeyN Constitution, volume
Jefersonis Manual, volume
The Constitutions of the United States volume
Elhots Debates and Madison Papers, volumes
Narshs Orators and Statesmen, volume
story's Works volumes
Lives OF Chief Justices OF the United States, volume
Leher'r Civil Liberty and Self government, volumes
Wits Life Of Patrick Henry, . volume
Kennodys Life oC Win, volumes
Gariand's Life OF John Randolph, volume
Party Leaders, by Baldwin, volume
DE TocqueviIea Democracy In Ameroa, volume
The Federaist, volume
Gnmse- Tendency of Institutions. vouns
Constitutional r irt book, volume
Careys Past, Present, and Future, volume
R.amnnf Progress. of Nations, volume
NcElbgotts American Dcbater, 1 volume
Future Wealth of America, 1 volume
Smih'r Wealth Of Nations, 4 volume.
Every description English,
be finest qualities, Rt the lowest prices.
Visiting cads pompuude
TAYLOR sMAURYs,
DecT-dd Near OH stree.
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mo. 562.1
Notice

NOTICE. -----
Of he removal Of the land office from Lebanon Cnt
IN the State Of alabama. ,..
accordance with provisions the
"An authonzing changes In the location Of land oce"
approved March e53 10 hereby declared
the Of public lands
o hLAbAsA, will be removed the OF CHsrKH said
state, the thirty -hrst day of July neI
Given under hand al the city OF Washington, this 7 day Of
June, a. d. 1855.
By order Of the President;
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
June ls-law6w Intel. .astarl
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SnrgfaeI~U.

GOLD, silver One and plated pecaees glasses s
VI all focuses with peocs perscopc and parn6ola glasses
long experience gives peculiar advantages In selecting
adapted TO the eyes ofwrareu
NJ. w. GAIT n BRO,
S24 Penn. avenue between Ninth Tenth streets
Jan2s-u
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x AkW Work. BanmEs, AND SOUTH
1&A AhPToN UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAaEas-
~ ~ TIE ships comprising this line WASHING
8T TON, Capt E. CasendyB HERMANN. Capt. Nd
These sop Southampton both going and returning
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mo. 1851
Notice

Of spiLldrapal Of land, IN Florida and Alabama.
IN OF entitled An granting public lands
In alternate sections the States OF Florida Alabama
aid Of certain railroads
18th 1855, all land. lying within 6neen mites
OF following railroads aud
Johns Jacksonville, Es
eamhis bay, Pensacola from Amelia ssnd the Atlantic
Tampa bay, with branch Ccder Key the
(crc.p the Tampa portion OF lis
Ceder Key Pensacola, Yloida
Montgomery Alabama-baye
suspended from and location until further orders
Given General Land once Of
Washington this twenty-third day Of Nav, 1856.
TBos. A. HENDRICKS,
May es-law6wf TStnr Intel.l Commissiouer
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Proposals FOR Indian Goods.

DEFARTHEET IHTKEIOR,
Once Indan Affairs
september rs, 1850.
IEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals Iadan Goods,
~ will be received the once Of Indian Affairs Washngon city,
Until 10 O'Clock, Friday, 3st day Of October next
fOT furnishing goods oE the Indan Department ior fnns treaty
supuaons with various Indian bea and other lndan purposes a.
follows.
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

To Capt NJ. o. Melrs, Z. =, Engineers.
We the undersigned, residents d, in the State Of,
hereby Jointly and sc-raiy with the United States and
guaranty, the foregoing bid OF be accepted, he
they w within ten days amer e acceptance of a said bid
with rood sufficient
perform furnish the articles proposed in conformity
ofGs advertiscnent under which h
snid .hal fl cnri aforesaid guaranty
makn good The difference between the Offer by the and
the lowest bidder,
tsEnodl A, n.
q, ID.
hereby certify hs 10 the be, of my knowledge and belief the
above named ruaranora good and Sufficient.
(Sgned) - II.
Msts"SawtslhMsys slawR
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Notice of Limited Partnership.

THE undersigned give they day
ited partnership, under the firm Of Appleton Co.. whose
business city Baltimore purpose buying
selling Stocks drafts foreign and domestic bonds
cheeks the
exchange business that William Stuart Appleton and Henry w.
Howell reside in said city, parners and George
resides Boudoun county, Ygnia special partner
George contributed his The capital
dollars
partnership this 18th day OF mnrch 1856
Wn STUART APPLETON,
IL w. HOWELL,
Mar 25-d2w GEORGE RUST, Of Virginia.
HAVING associated ourselves together indicated the above
Ill tender the purchase Of
stocks coin foreign and domestic eIcanse collection
Of bills corporate oan bond bills
prumo business public exchange
We will deposos
checks allow interest standing accounts. 7.H
We have secured the services OF Mr. LAWRENCE p BAYNE
(of firm of seden, Wihers Co.. Washington, D. C
give undivided attention general business OF
house, and all Of his therein will be fully recognised
APPLETON h CO.,
April 3-6w 2I4 Baltimore street
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail steamers.
The rhips comprising this line the following.
The Atlantic Capt Oliver Elcdge.
The Baltic Capt Jos Comstock.
The Adraus Capt James West.
IT. These ships having bean built by
8 pressy for government Services has been
Nk4 taken their their
insure strength and speed and their scconmo-
daons for
Price Of passage New York Liverpool
In second cabin S5 From Liverpool to New York 30
guneas
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
No berths be secured until paid for.
The ships Of this line have g
avoid danger from ice will the Banks
until after the lat Of August
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cOmnissionsr Oftbs General Land once.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE NOTICE.
BY the Presidssti

Notice hereby gwen that all the for
grant remaining United States, otads ths rr
as th' Of the made by the act of 9th February, 1885, for
and Fulton railroad aud It's branches hitherto restored
and which subject entry date
of withdrawal win be openrd sale and entry ordinary min,
price ssr days hereinafter mentioned, wit.
once Jackson, Missouri, Monday, the ID day Of soyen-
Der, 1850.
Once Bsissvs, Atsnsa' Monday 10Th duy Of No
vembeT 1850.
Der, 1853.
Once Helena, ArEhnsa Monday The l7h day Of NOvem
Ter, 1850.
Once Caksvs, hrtansa' Monday the 0t day Of No
vcmber 1885.
ono. Fayetteville, Arkansas Monday, fhs % day Of No
vember, 1850
champSgpols, Monday the lo day Of
November, 1885,
November, 1850
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urrr .ra wl.don, OF IN, rev sydney smith, hr Durc

Wrr and wi.don, OF the Rev, sydney smith, BY Duyo
w knck 81 2s.
The Life and Trnvels Of Herodotus Century
Chnsi On imaginary biography founded fact by J. Tai
Dor Wheeler, v. v. q. =. vols. 81.
The Huguenot Eriesi historical novel, rs
hechsnics Tables containing and circumfrcnces Of cir
ces and SIDES of equal crcumsnces Of sns,d
hoops, cutting Of boiler plates, &e &c by Charles H. Bs
we'll marine engineer so
Introduction N the study of Ari by NJ A. Dwight 81.
Life Sketches from Copmop Paths series tales
by Mrs. Julia l.. Dumont 81.
The Rise and Progress Of the English Constitution
Greasy, A.. Third edition. 81
Caldeor hts life and genius with specimens Of his plays
n. c. Trench, n. ID. rs
just published, and for sale al TAYLOR MAURYs
June 10 Bookstore, near 9th 4.
pHE Letters OF Madame de sevigpe her Daughter
and Frisnds, edited ~ Mrs. Saah J. hale VOL sl rs.
The Letters OF Lady Mary wofey sonIssu, edited BY Mrs s
rah J. Hate. vol. 81 aS.
May N FRANCK TAYLOR.
------4------ ------
l.. y. Middleton,
Dealer N Tee.
Once and depot southwest corner and IOth streets
Feba7-domn
A MEHrCAv HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston bT
Lew Rice Rebuff enlarged po.sss
she improvements and aience for .ocoosS
Of the travelling public.
Do. ll-air
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NOTICE TO PRE-EsPrEos CLAIMANTS.

Every peson entitled the right Of preemp,on any OF me
above and be offered public SALE those be restored
required establish the satisfaction
register and receiver o proper land oce and payment
therefor wn the period prescribed BY law oherwise such claim
will fpreitsi, THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
June 7t-lavi3w fstnrtrnteLl Commissioner.
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

tOIHPfttIOH OF FHHHmA RAIIrOau.
RedHefiOn Of Pare California.
United Statps mail steamships leave New York
A Tor hspinwnll the 5h and Doth OF month,
N4&n connecting with mail steamers from Panama
.. . I. \ /.
These steamships been approved
Department, and guaranty speed and tgtety.
The Panama railroad IA miles long) completed
and IL crossed In The
checked New York Fnncsco pas.en-
embarked al Panama
The paid In New York all tp.
Reserve steamers kept In In New Panama,
San Francisco, TO detention in OF
the route Il entrely Teiial<
wall
conducof, through by each steamer charge Of
women and children without other protectora
For through tickets the lowest apply agency
West street, New yoTk, 10 l. w. RAYMOND,
hay6-dn
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CLAss No. !.
AiaekiMas Blaksl..


point white sackinae bankets 10 measure o. BY ~
inches, weigh pounds
point white maeknac blankets, 10 81 by
90 inches, and weigh pounds
point white Macknae blankets ~ BY
inches, and weigh 81 pounds
~ point white mackinac blankets 10 % BY
80 inches, aud weigh AZ pounds
pon white Maekinac blankets 10 u BY 40
inches, and weigh ~ pounds
pairs 3pont scarlet Mackinae blankets 90 by
~ inches, and weigh pounds
500 pairs 2 point scarlet blankets. 81 by
90 inches, and weigh pounds
3k point Macknac blankets % by
"a inches, asd weigh 10 pounds
pairs point green Maelaac bankeis co BY
inches, and weigh 6pounds
ZOO pairs AZ point Mackinae blankets, 81 by
90 inches, and weigh pounds
100 pairs 3x indigo blue Macknac blankets TO measure
GO by s4 nches and weigh 10 pounds
100 pairs 3k point Geninela blue MaeknAe Blankets "
sure 90 by "a inches and weigh 10 pounds
600 Centnea blue Mackinae blankets
90 by ~ inches and weigh pounds
400 pairs point GennelA blue Mackinae blankets 10 mea
sure 81 by SO inches, and weigh pounds
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n,IIE ONLY OWE nIrTunHIzn,nr I

Mar 80 wtshMsyslswa
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-09-10
PRETTY GOOD.

Who - the author Of the following we
know not. 1t was found in an old news
paper that looked rs If it were printed
when Adam was a boy.
Sambo was slave to q master who
was constitutionally addicted to lying
Sambo being strongly devoted 20 his mas.
ter, bad by dint OF long practice, made
himself an aicbt in giving plausibiIity TO
his masters largest stories.
One day, when the master was enter
tainipg his guests IN the customary maa.
ncr, among other marvellous facts he Ye.at.
ed an incident which took place in one Of
his bunting excursions.
j fred at buck" said hc, cat one
hundred yards distance, and the ball pass
ed through bis left had foot, and though
bis head, just back Of his ear"
This evidently producing some liltl'
DOUBT in the minds Of his guests, he called
upon Sambo 10 coFroborate him.
"Yes massa," said the almost con
founded slave, after moments hesitation,
"me see de ball hit i'm. Jes as nassa
lii up de gun to he eye, dc buck lif up
him hine feot to scratch him ear, an mas
sa's ball 60 clear through him foot an
head at dc same time"
The gacsts were satisfied with the ex
PLANTATION, and swallowed the whole with
out further hesitation; but when hi,
guests were gone, Sambo ventured upon
his masters good humoT so far as to re.
monstrate.
"For Cor mighty sake, massa, when
you tell anudder such big lie, don't put
um so far apart; me hab debbiish hard
| work for get um togedder"