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MOBILE ITEMs.--We find the following items in the
Mobile Advertiser of the 10th instant
-4nother Engine Contest.-As was predicted by
many on last Monday another triad is to come off be-
tween Phoenix Fire Company No. 6, and Torrent
Fire Company No.5 5. No. 6 has challenged No 5 for
trial through pipe for silver trumpet valued at
slG0-to play through two lengths GOO feet) hose,
inch nozzle the challenge has been accepted and
Monday next, l4th instant, fixed upon the day for
the contest. The immediate cause of this trial Of
power is that No. was awarded the fag-at the
quarterly washing, when the members OF Phoenix
Company thought their engine entitled to it. WehI-
derStand that large amounts are already staked on
the result
Honor to TVh0u. Honor is Due.--Those of the mill
tary who were present at the Fourth of July ceebr
ton at Macon have prepared some very handsome to-
kens for Mr.. John s. Medrnm, as a testimonial OF
their esteem for him man and as an acknowl
edgment of their appreciation of the kindness shown
them during their recent visit to that place.
The Cadets have presented him with very hand
some sword epaulettes and sash, which were duly
forwarded on the Tuesday mornings train Mr.. Mel
drum however, arrived in this city on Tuesday eve
ming and consequently was not there to receive the
gift III readiness for him.
The Washington Light Infantry met at the Battle
House last night, and presented him with splendid
pitcher and salver and two gobiets. The presents
ton was made in very neat and appropriate speech
by Mr.. L. F. Summers towhieh Mr.. Meldrum happily
| reDled. 5z.5E7'955E
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WER MISSIS SIPPl.
Leaves every SATURDAY EVENING. al > O'Clock
fgE-a u. S. NAIL E,AGIS EFT IFR

Leaves every SATURDAY EVENING al ) O'clock.
R@ Y. s. MAIL PACKET FRANK
ls4Lsi9tes LYON in place steamer Natc,ez- Regular
sssa@&saz Yicksburg and Mliken's Bend Packct.-The
fine fast running passenger packet Frank Lyon.
T. Asbry, will leave above for Miken's Bend
Vicksbu-. Wartcntcn, Grand Gulf, St. Josephs Rodney
Waterproof Naclez Fort Adams, Bayou Sara Baton Rouge
aud all erIneda landings the Coast regularly every Sat
nray clock P NJ For freight passage having nsur-
passed accomn olatons apply on board,
LEWIS SSAPP & Co, 81 Front street, or to
r. 4. LACGHLIN, l4S Carondelst street
n BThe FRANK LYON will take freight all points on
Yazoo River having made advantageous arrangements 10
ship OH small boats at Fichshurg jy12
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City OF New Orleans s
Be remembered that the 18th March, 1856
subscriber of the Peace for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President, and H. p
yer Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company of
New Oels who being duly sworn, according law do de-
and that the above and
transcript from books Of the said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
II. p JANVIER, Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before this 26 day Of March
1856. C. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Peace the Parish of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved Six in
tere5t the scrip certificates Of 1855 payable and after the
second Monday OF May have declared scrip dvi
dend of Twenty the net earned premiums Of
the year for which certificates will be issued and after
the first day of June and they have reserved the balance
of the profits OF the ending l2th March, 1856 to
pending but unadiusted claims against the Company
The Company continue against the pe of the
and rivers and loss and damage BY fire. at the current Of
premium.
Office iron building, of Camp Nachez
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE Vice President.
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U P PER MIS- SISSIPPI.

Will leave On SATURDAY. 18th Inst. at o'clock P. NJ
h rdT REGqhAR e di. usl,tJ sT; LOUIS Ii, rAGKET s
iss=s=:s Greenye and all landings in the I;ends.-The
MASTER will leave above For freight passage apply on
board, T. Il. SMITH, u New I.evee
VIII leave on SATURDAY, July L. at 5 o'clock p NJ
RESs REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACKET
ss : The ine swift running regular PASSENGER steam
Louis and all intermediate landings, above For
freight passage apply on board,
JOHN Il. HYDE il Co, &C Poydras street
B A plan Of The cabin can be and
by applying to the agents
The Ingomar will attend to all way, plantation and Memphis
business as usual jyS
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 10th inst. at o'clock P. NJ
fTHssa FOR CAIRO, MEM MPHIS AND ALL.
intermediate landnes-TIe passenger packet
iss=ss=zs- steamer II. NJ Wright, j. d clarke
MASTER will leave abore For freight passage apply on
board, 10 JOHN T. HYDE d co, 6 Poytra8 street.
plan Of the cabin can be and secured
by applying to the agents.
p The Wright will attend to her Memphis business s-
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Courting in Broadway. (

A very singular wedding, says New York paper,
ranspired here this week. young and very pretty
Irish grl-the sister of one of our common council
men, was walking up Broadway, New York, when
she attracted the attention of an elderly gentleman of
large wealth, who had lived all his life bachelor
and an a5cetic Rumor says that he foiled insan
affair du ceur and carried thenceforth in his breast
heart mpenetrable to the sweet influences of the
tender passion. WE'LL this gentleman on the pronien-
ade attracted by this Irish girl to such degree
that he arrested his steps and ventured to address
her:
"Will you pardon the liberty, Miss, if I ask your
name 2"
The girl timdly surveyed him, and apparently salts
fed that not mere curiosity prompted him in the
My name is Mary o OK--- sr.''
"Dare ask you another question, MARY mean
Proceed, sir,' she replied very good humoredly.
"Then shouli like to ask you-and you will con
fer infinite bgatiOn upon me by answering truly
whether you are engaged in marriage to any one,
whether your feelings are interested in any per
son.H
| The question was decidedly home one, but there
was so kind and gentle an expression in the old mans
eye and snGh evident earnestness in his tone, that
she answered him freely
'sNot in the least sir"
| "Then allow me without any further ceremony, to
place my card in your hand and with it the offer of
myself and fortune. Commission any friend you
please to make whatever inquiries concerning me
you may deem proper, and let me know your deter
minatiOn tomorrow" SE
The girl, overwhelmed with surprise, deposited the
slip of pasteboard in the reticule and passed On
Wednesday afternoon her brother called at the hotel
| where her admrer resided, and informed him that
Mary had concluded to accept him. They were mar
red the evening at the residence Of the brides
mother, and the old gentleman settled on her one
| hundred thousand dollarson the spot.
This gentleman--he would not like me to give you
his name-has held great many public offices in his
time; was formerly Major in the United States
Army, and afterwards Assistant Indian Commissioner
His real estate in this city lJ worth more than two
hundred thousand dollars.
Mary and the Major started the next morning for
New Orleans, where the latter has brother who is o
sort OF pecuniary nabob in that city.
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~ MANDEvILLE, LEWIsEU

| H-TS IN MANDE LILLE, eLENlSBUE ECs,
ss ss=s PAcKETs-Ihe steamer w. c. Young. n:a
Capt J. W. Hoffman, vii leave the Lake end Of he Pontchsr
and FRIDAY the arrival of the IL O'Clock NJ
turning will leaye Coyngon every TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
fEp4 On saTnFpl ri srhfR the y YGns M NJ N leave the Lake m d
the Railroad on the arrival of the P NJ for Vaudeville
LcsbHG end Madsonsie returning will leave Madisonvle
On THURSD.AYS at l. o'clock NJ, and SATURDAYS at .
o'clock 2 NJ. the Virginia Pearl will leave for Covng
every MOSbAY and Thu GKsDAY at clock 4. H. 'A
SUNDAY EXCURSION.
ishnre and Madisonvlle, every SUNDAY MORNING,
arrival Of the O'Clock and will get back enable
her take The O'Clock p NJ train for city
Fare for The excursion 81. fish breakfast will provided
on board. Price 10 cents.
For further particulars, inquire of
je2I D. c. LOWBER, Agent % Magazine ST.
IT, b. ~ hAKE A.KE SHORE PACK LET
men-For Ocean Springs, intermediate land.
and splendid low pressure packet steamer
with superior Recommendations will leave the Pontcharrain
Railroad the arrival the Lake cars as follows
hspyi Esa 81 ssss 1SsRp
IHTRspAYs,::.S 4. i cars FRIDAY MoREiNG, i''
SATURDAYS. "A p. NJ. cars SUNDAY EVENING
49, Leaves Jefferson Railroad
TUESDAY, s:2o A. n cars SATURDAY, 29o P. NJ. cars
uray mornings will not stop at Pass Christian Bay ST.
Louis.
Freight baggage horses cows carriages etc on Tues
days and Thursdays. by these trips, be the
railroad on the previous OR in time for the o'clock A. NJ
trip.
Mississippi City Biloxi Springs s. 50
r. GEnDES, Agent 10 Bank Place. ~
New Orleans June l. 1856 = - lax
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
FO r RED RIVER.

VIII Leave On SATURDAY l2:l, inst al O'Clock p NJ
, GE@ n, FOR SHIRE yEPORT, GRAND BA-
Grand Ecore Canpe St. Maurice Cut;e
Alexandria, Gortona Landing, interIne-
date landings The fine, fast running passenger packet G.
Hays D. Brandenbny, master, will leave for the above
all Intermediate landings Red River. For freight pas
sage apply on board
LEWIS sNAPP L CO., 81 Front street.
Ne All freight for above Alexandria, be consigned
Alexandria. je10
VIII leave on MONDAY Y, July 1+th at 5 O'Clock P. ".
, ~ A., FOR SHIRE EVEPOIsT-The fue fast
s5AA running passenger packet Planter
FssEsss D. d. Atkinson, master will leave above for
Shre.ePo Grand bayou camp,e ST. Maurice Cotile Grand
ings Red River For freight apply board
jyl2 LEWIS SNAPP & CO. 81 From,
G~ All freight for above Alexandria he consigned
Altxsn,ra.
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JRDAY MORNING, JULY l2, 1856
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
O Fl | 0 r / V E r .

Leaves on SATURDAY, 18th inst. at s P. ".
RT% - FOR LOUISVILLE. THE FINE
lHsssik4es5 regular passenger packet II. w. McSae,
Capt. John ". Cannon. leaves for Louisville and
all inermedae landings above For freight passage ap-
ply on board or TO T. B. SMITH, IL New Levee street.
plan Of the cabin be and state secured
hy applying to the agents.
D-Ihe r. W. McRae will take freight for all way landings
on the Mississippi and Ohio rivers. jyl0
VIII leave on SATURDAY, 18th inst. Mt O'Clock P. N.
ffT%%s H. FOR LOGISVILLE- THE n Jew
and splendid passenger steamer Chancellor
- G. W. Stewart MASTER will leave forthe above
and all Intermediate landings For freight passage apply
on board or BETTERTON Il kEEFFE,
jyl0 20 Tchouptoulas street,
The Chancellor being very light daug being only twenty
eight inches rely meeting with detention
on account Of the 10y" stage Of water in the Ohio
r. STEAMER NIAGARA, Hurry L.
8Ss4ssh THIS splendid will leave Louisville
and all intermediate landings throughout the Season. follows
Ieaves Newt) )reans WEDNESDAY, July %, at p. M.
Stae.rooms can be secured by applying to
ap2l BELL, BUCHANAN & co, 95 Magazine ST.
r. - STEAMER JAS. MONTGOMERY
llLE4SStlttsesg E4Stet n Sam! lontSomely, mnster-This
splendid steamer will leave LCUISFiLLE
throughout the season. follows
Leave New Orleans on MONDAY, July 18th, at P. NJ.
THURSDAY, August 18th, at 5 2. NJ
The Montgomery is unsurpassed in point Of speed and
modaons by any boat in the trade. Rooms any of the
above trips Can be secured application to
ap2l BELL, BUCHANAN L co, 95 Magazine street.
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SEA-GOING VESSELS.
TEXAS AND MEXICO.


TEAS A D MEXICO. -
yosa SMnAY Is5 es I e q q,s!ssk I;ti,
I GAkHEiToN ( waI nNp nt aApAG0R anA ,Sa
For aS3
having aRE1s sfsP M%R f % fso e. a Y:
form s Gs aG y So s e9sT 9ana1I m be M
on good. ] from rowas. Horn to to 1axasa: --jy jy!1
": ss"'e r FOR ERA lei GItuz.--G & cESs MA1 line
F2,be commapdeT YIN ySvs for Vera Cruz as
for 1: szs @ 5f vP a s" 8
HARRIS No'AS oppss So t ret ssa1b Of sn" aag ssHt
AGENTS -------~-- w - - - - w jylo
rESse ,;z g. - FoK BKAZOs sANTIAeso:, D1:
titus, John s. Thompson connander viii leave rs above
pene For fsT @ or passage having elegant staeroom
HARRIS, 'MoRGAS Aco:, foot of Julia street,
G;:es;s5 Gsss Kennedy q lie steamer SsD" unless Otherwise
sesshppsrs provide themselves with the bs
-====a==7 z
z,;7- ~ :; : ~ y = -: y: -,
RaS Ra Pss.s'sTh; Il a., ssli1E PasEs' rs q. 9:
passsge, apply on b9a5l oar o, Or to q,,,>s,,x
-jy5 - GEO " HYNS0N 4 co, 9 Camp street.
- = = ,,
II L. A Il L. | A.
-. - -. =, =
sk2as IINI + AGK ETS-The Al regular packet clipper
s4AssASsv Tammany. SeelrlaI MASTER havng
cargo engaged will have quick dispatch For balance
freight or passage apply District
or to GEO. W. HYNSUN K Co,
!! " . eH-nH H.-ee-
kNR FOR PIIILADELPTiIA.-R
A44RASS~ LINE PACK ETS-The regular packet brig May
Lucen. Jackson master having Of her cargo
passase, apply on Board Or to
t@- tot, p1ITADEypTtJ
E ne al p"GHet H nhh @ 4tnsr y n
s @ bnard ii +, va naJch For haarcr IF fre,r or
sn ..su o onnI. wi, NJ ~ tr1 n " or a. f~' ! " ~ " S'7 "
p7~' isli ''' GEO W IIYNsON & CO. 50 Canap street
= !-L----- - . --- -- = l
----------
kES FOR BOSTON REGULAR LINE-THE
kFS~ Al regular packet ship Juliet, Nlouon, master,
shRvns large portion Of her cargo engaged and
bourd will have quick dispatch For balance Of
py GEO. w HYNSON l. CO., 50 Camp
BaJ- This ship takes tobacco. iy7
KS FOR I,osToS.ERF;GU ! "a LINE PACK.
most Of her cargo cnrnrpI will sni AZ above
For baiHcr of freight or na4sarr amy on hoard or TO
IL GEO W iIYNSGS / a., 50 f'annstreet
6,EfS FOR BOST0N-REJULAR LINE PACK
~ I'm r,rr,n .,'oar.d ,,rt
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GUNDREES-
- BACON-210 casks choice Cincinnati Sides
100 casks Clear Sides;
100 do Cincinnati Shoulders:
50 do Plain IIans
80 boxes Domnick's Breakfast Bacon;
100 tierces Sugar Cured Hams
BEEF-afO bhls Dominicks Family Mess;
100 do do Plain Mess
100 half bbls Donnicks Extra Mess
blls do Prime Mess:
bbls Davis Extra Prime Mess
200 half blyls do Family Mess
2n0 bbs Davis Prime Mess;
300 bbs inspected Prime;
90 hnXcs Dominick's Dried
80 bhs Davis Dried;
25 boxes Beef Tongue;
WRISkY-0D bbis Derby's Star
800 do divers Extra;
100 do Dean's;
LARD-0A) kegs Choice Leaf;
LARD t)Il-l0O bbls Shitos Cincinnati Winter strained
50 do Saml Englcr st. Louis;
CANDIES-l0D0 boxes Shlito's Slar
pURsDN bbls Orange, Swan and Magnolia Mills Extra;
do ftose Hill and Cherry superline ST Louis
PEPHER-00 bags Black;
PORk-ltOO hhs Inspected Mess;
NATIVE WINES-l.ougworh's Dry, Sparkling and Sweet;
do BRANDY do Caiitwbt store for sale
by VOORHEES,, GRIGttS ~ CO.,
jcA Is rchoupitoulns street.
rE0NVIisIi4II % AITE1E;A, GAS FrrrEkS, No. ~ ST
Charles street. New Orleans, keep constantly hand
large Of Cha,eers Pendants Brackets, Pillars
Pipe, and Fittings of all kinds.
large assortment of Pallor and Cooking STOVES aud
& Il ATFS.
Also Portable Gas Apparatus make gas from rosll
which they invite the attention of Sugar Planters. e0 6
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HATASyBA WINES. etc
" l5D boxes Longworths ARkL1NGi
100 do do do ISABELLA
100 10 Loomis' DRY;
% barrels CATA WBA WINE;
8 do do BRANDY:
50 do BOURBON WHISKY, very superior
In store and to arrive, for sale by
OGLESBY & MACAULAY.
iel6 3n 65TchoupouNS street.
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> s boxes paTe LEMON SYRUP;
10 10 SPERM CANDLES;
10 cases iur PRuNES;
b baskets (puys) OH; +
50 bags TAEAGONA ALMONDS;
10 do ENGLISH WALNU1S:
800 bundles large and small GUNNY BAGS;
Fer sale by A. +. COCHRAN Il ALL
je1i 30 traVier street.
d OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .-THESUB UBSGRTBERS HAVE
II received, and will be constantly supplied during
season with the celebrated Louisville Refrigerator These Re
frigeatoS have given universal satisfaction all thRt have
e and there doubt it is tr best Refrigerator
sold in this city Persons wanting purchase will do we'll
cali and examine the above before purchasing any other kind
G. FLINT Il JONES'
mylo-2m 46 Royal street.
MILES C. FOLINES, AuCrIONEER AND COM
lfl MISSION MERCHANT, Washington street, Vicksbme,
Mississippi.
aFWi sell Merchandise and Property of MI descriptions
consigned him. and rcmttauces nude the
Messrs John Watt Il Co, und Guddy, Brown Co.. New or
AS ly
pATIIs-BATIIS-BAT BATHs-EARBEKIAINli No.
Id 2G ST Charles street.
ROLLINS his post The verandah fire for Il
but Time the great physician has restored him better one
where he give at all hours Hot Cold Vapor Shower
Nedcated BATHS
His BARBERS SALOON is supplied with the best artists
Dyeng aud Dressing have been reduced science he
feels assured that he with aacriy and dispatch the
most fastdious.
Furnishing Goods Cosmetics and tie best es and Toncs fo
the hair. -
RlCall at his Diamond Hair Cutting and Bathing Saloon
mis- 6m JOSEPH ROLLINS
IA CONVERSE 4 CO.,
Of corner Of Canal aud New Leyee.
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Tris.smar-rhe Grs.. European Discovery.

PROTECTED by royal letters Of Engana and secured by
Eeoie Pbafmacie de and Imperial Col
ege Of Medicine, Vienna.
Tesenar No the remedy for general aud local debility los
Of p0wsr distressing
arising om eay abase Ac i effects
youth, manhood and oid sis p0wen would
impaired decline Of c H The Triesemar
universally adopted all physical impedmenis vanish like
before influence thus rendering 10 Invaluable those
tering The marriage state
Treseiar No. completely and eaIey erhdieaes all
which cababs
andoe for the fn Of the health Of portion OF the pop
uiatiUn.
No the great European remedy for that class Of
disorders which, unfortunately The EDerh physician rcats with
the inevitable destruction n the patients constitution
and which all The sarsapanlia In the world
TTesemar Nos alike devoid smell,
all nauseans qualities They lay the toilet table wthou,
their being detected.
Sold cases. divided separate
ministered BY vaipean, Lalsmand, Roux, &c.
To be had Wholesale and retail Of Mr. II. A. Barrow No. 81
Green Canal, New York. specially arponed by the
pa,eptee for the United
other Of America Immediately receiving remittance
Mr. Barrow will forward the iesrmar ~ the world
sreurey addressed according
writer.
Retail agents required Terms cash.
Nov 9-diy
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mo. 647.l
Notice

diseoiaEanoe of certain United tates Land Oces IN
the States cf aiao.s, Aiehigsn, Wisconsin, and iosa.
Under The proviions Of the second section Of Con
gess June a e4 which declares
the quantity public land remaining unsuld Ia any drt
shall be reduced number VI
such distcts shall be discontinued and cump-
with other laws the subject the Srcetaty loeroT
has directed that following Offices be Discontinued,
sbawneetown and Kaskaska In Illinois.
Kalamazoo, alicligan
Milwaukee, Wiscolsin.
Fairfield, Iowa.
Lands remaining unsod and undposed of
will subject those Offices
notice that fleet by the registers and
points, and will be made subject TO entry az tolowst
sbawneeown kaskaskia, 10 be Springfield
distrct, illinois.
Kalamazoo 10 the Ionia district Michigan.
Milwaukee TO the Menasha district, Wise onsin
Fairfield o the Charlton disIrct Iowa.
The officers the OF consolidation will public
Of the which they will respectively
applicants for entries OF such lands Their Offices.
Given under hand the city Of Washington 18th day OF
November, A. ID. 1855.
TlOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner the General Land Office.
Nov l4-law6w
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NLENWOOD CEMETEAY.-ofhce No. 29a PeRnsyva
Of lCth Savings Bauk. This
cemetery laid the celebrated Greenwood
New York. aad situated the high ground distant
mile north Of the Capitol North Capitol Lending directly
the This have received charter from Con
nppropraiDg their ground eve burial making
fee title to the purchaser and prohibiting all eRcroamens from
legislation oerwse which of those who
wish their dead they have placed them for has
custom in all III" bnna ground bac"ns
ssiude for o'hsr I" sell H. and hr"s the deaa
hscuousy large and legal cannot
titles are given to The grrnnJ.
N. Office frsm 10 ~ where pamphlets, with
the charter and all other niormroa, be
obtained ali orders miernens 's br jam Har
No 10 Seventh underiaker will prompt
efapoed Jnnr Tidy
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Dee 30 -law4w

a Em HERs of Congress and Wis ters 70 Washing,o,
MI are respectfully informed that At TAYLOR h MhUnYt
Stationery Store, 9th street, they will
Stock In addition the onwin
works. comprises every department Of ieaure
and auI
New books received Immediately publication
Weekly imporatons from England
Calhoun'g Works, 6 volumes
Jcffsrson's Works, D volumes
Webster's Works, vOis, autograph editor
Everet's Omtions and Speeches, . volumes
Ciays Private Correspondence, volume
g. q. Prenisss Memoirs, 9 volumes
Bancrofts History Of the United States, . volumes
Statosman's Manual, volumes
IIickcys Constitution, volume
JrGerson's Manual, volume
The Lonstii iutions OF the United States, volume
Elot's Debates and Madison Papers, volumes
Manhs Orators Statesmen, volume
St0ry's Works, volumes
Lives Chief Justices OF United States, volume
Lieber's Civil Liberty and Self government, volumes
Wirt's Lite OF Patrick Henry, volume
K.npeiy's Life Of Wirt, Q volumes
Gahand's Life Of John Randolph, volume
Party Leaders, by Baldwin, volume
DO Tocaueville's Democracy In America, volume
The Foderaiist, | volume
Gsimke. Nature Tendency Of Free Institution, volume
Conr,i,u,iona 7 1T book, ! volume
Carsy's Past, Present, and Future volume
Scanyap's Progress of Matt MS volume
NcEiaott's American Debater, volume
Future Wealth Of America, l volume
Smiths Wealth OF Nations, volume.
description English, and French
the fnt 81 qualities, at the lowest prices.
Vps printed with the greatest prompiaG
TAYLOR MAURY's
Dec 7-dn Near 9Th
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WILLIAM H. Weaver and Map D, bis wife, sis0A wssvr
and Julia wife, plaintiffs IN ehAneeTy ssns hs ohdssa
o Jacob CrEeT, decsAsed anhnswAI
den Of RosannA ZnmeTmaB, deceased, Whose
known CigeT, the ehlidea OF Lewis CngeE decsaS
whose names are unknown r. aad ARa he us Jov
Crey ClSm, deceased whose
unknown Nchsas CgeTl Jonas CrgleT and Jssish Cks
his ow right Adminisaor Of Aaron ,dresassd o.
Sinclair aud William H. Weaver ke,
tinou.n
Er,Tacts Of decree.
This cause coming heard the pePeIs formerly read
county OF Madson and the report Of william a.
sell land and
toned 10 The reports petition of Sinclair Caves ca
Weaver hsyag sold tn him
report mentioned, and practising lraad
10 b. relieved hom his
the land IN the said
res0ld and su dry answers died said pstiuon, kc-
Hut the IN order 10 nave the right.
said fund specified and The
respectively doth adudge order and
OF this court having hTsi
weeks suecesyely aEd nj the
county Madison, do as
IN the hands Of the
Teasonsbe for bringing the money inta eoa
may properly paid the parties ented iher,
expiration Of the time allowed, and Ihe said
soner is number and Of ae parties n
tied to participate distribution Of the said H.
denca party, the practicable,
port court with anything deemed pertinent him
which either parry may require .,.u a
Copy. Testei bELFiELD CAVE, eierk.
The ses interested taking and satBg drec,
by hereby notified that have appointed
and and county Of Madson Virginia M
place said be taken and stated BY
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Commissioner Of Madison Circuit Coun
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preparation aud trial Of suits concerning patents.
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