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Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-23
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WE have procured the services of an excellent
Teacher for the next session, TO commence tho
FIRST MONDAY In FEBRUARY, 1857:
also the services of Mr.. FARRELL in the Musical
Department. s
TLRMs-First class, SO 90; Second class, 10 90;
Third class, l6 GO; Music, 25 90. -, .a.f
We would assure all persons concerned that we
intend TO make this permanent and desirable
school. Dr. Board can be obtained in good famle,
on very moderate terms.
P, T. NORFLEHT,
E. L. FORT,
R. II. IGOR,
JAS II. MALLORY.
PoRr ROYAL, Tenn, Jan. 16, le57.-6w
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IN cARNcERY AT cLARKsvlLLE.
Phillips g. Jordan

H. II. Hollister aud others
In this cause. Il appearing TO the satisfaction OF
tbe Cleik and Master from the allegations IN the
bill and the affidavit thereto that LiiayeIte La
Bpitreag and olmslead H. HollsteF are non resi-
dents Of the State Of Tennessee, soihat the ordi-
mar process af Law cannot be served upon them.
il Is therefore ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in the Clarksvile Chron'
iaie news paper published, in the town ofClarks-
vile, requiring said non resident defendants 10 APP
pear before the GhsIsslloTa at tho next term OF the
Chancery Court TO be held at ClaTksye, on Bro
Monday Of ApGil. 1851, and plead answer or dc
muI to tGe Bill, or the same will be taken ioi
confessed and set down for hearing TX Parle.
1HOS. J, MUNFoaD G. l. N
Dec. S, Ie5S-4wPnS3OO
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LAW FIR M.


Jan I6, '57--3w
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Friend Of Humanity,
Read this, Preserve II. and show it
TO yOur EeaghaOr.

Dr. T. l.. Nichols, Proprietor and Physician Of
the MEMSoNiA 1SsTITUrE--tbs Great Western
Water Curef at Yellow Springs, Green county,
Ohio, has publiahsd little book Of "a page entit-
led The Diseases Of Women. Their Nature,
Causes, Prevention and Cure. .t.f7
This hook gives all necessary infor nation, and
such full directions for Home Treatment, as will
enable every woman to Avon. or IL now afflicted.
to CURE, speedily aud purihhnsTiy, all those dis
thsr advice, medicines or fee, Let no prejudice or
result or past eKpeience, hinder cay woman from
availing herself of these methods ofpF5sention aud
cure. One page Of this little bosklnay save q
hundred times its cost, and untod suffering; sud
restore from disease, weaknt and misery 10 heah
yiger and happiness. as4u =
Mailed, post paid, for twel ~ five cents, by
r. l.. RICfloLS, M. D.,
Dec. 10 '56--3m Yellow sprInss, Ohio
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-23
Land for Sale.

Pursuant 20 an interlocutory decree Of the cham
Gerry court at Dover, Tenn, made At It's October
In January next, at The court house In Dover, offer
for sale, to the highest bidder, the valuable
tract Of Land opposite Line Por', in Stewart
county, Tenn, where Zachary Shaw now resides.
Said tract Of land contains about IL acres 40 or
SO acres Of which are Cleared aud under good
ling nd all necess uy out houses, &c. Il also has
upon 1t Ferry Landing and good orchard, and
will be sold upon a credit Of IL months, purchaser
giving bond with good security, and Hen retained
upon the land until the purchase money Is paid,
and cash reserved sufficient to pay the expenses of
sale.@,ss CLAY ROREnTS, G s. M.
oct 90, '56-IOw--prs fee Sll. z
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-23

TIE steamer Blanche Ls,Cis left Nashville
last Saturday for Cairo, but found the river so
INSTRUCTED with ice at Palmyra, twelve miles
below hete, that she could go no farther
Some Of her passengers left there, Sunday af-
teruoon. on fool for this place, and got here
about 0 o'clock at night, nearly frozen They
were gentlemen who had started North via the
Illinois Central but they went back from here
to take the route by Charleston. 3t n
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sop IL, ,56-3m
IN CHANCERY AT CLARKSVILLE.
John F. House, admir-, &C.,
The heir. and creditor. Of Z, $. Hoss.,

The heirs and creditors Of l.. S. House.
INSOLVENT BILL.
In this cause, by virtue of the power vested N
me by law, hereby give notice that bill has bseR
filed in the Chancery court at Clarksyille, TO have
the estate Of l.. S. House, decd, administered in
said court, the insolvency of the same having bees
suggested all persons claiming to be-
creditors or benefcares Of said estae. are re-
proceedings, and file their claims with the Clerk
and Master of this Court, so as 20 eave theis
claims heard with the cause and the necessary do
cree rendered within the time prescribed by law.
or they willbs barred EA1o
t,'isfo T. ]. MUNF0RD, c & ID.
sen St56-U ~
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-23

COAL is now carried 10 Louisville In small
quantities by railroad, and retaiIed at so cents
per bushel; ditto, Cincinnati, at %. At both
places there has been great suffering among
the poor, on account Of the scarcity and high
price OF fuel At both places, we believe
certainly at Louisville, appropriations of mon.
ey have been made by the city council to pur.
chase fuel for distribution among the suffer-
ing.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-23

M. w. Bryan and others vs.. Thoms Bryan, VIM.
b Bryan and others.
BY virtue of a decree Of the Circuit court, In
equity sitting for Montgomery eonnty, at January
term, 1857, in the above cause, WILL on the I3th
day Of February next, on the premises, cell, TO the
highest bidder on credit Of 10 months, the undi-
vidsd interest B. II. Ryan, deed, being the one
half In house and lot Of ground in Montgomery
county, Tenn, containing one fourth Of an acre in
District Mol, in place called Independence
Bond with good security win be required Of tho
purchaser, and lien retained on ths house and Got
until the purchase money is paid.
CHARLES BAILEY, G. &M.
Jan I6, le57-5w V@se 81
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CEANCERY SALE OF II VALUABLE
SLAVES:
I, 0, shsckelford

In pursuance Of an order made in this cause at
the October term. 1856, of the Chancery Court at
Clarksville, will sell to the highest bidder at the
Court House in GAINESVILLE, on the 18th day Of
January 1857. 1t being the LIST day of the Circuit
Court, II likely and valuable slaves, the sans
mentioned In the decree, consisting of No.
Blacksmith 3 waggoners, l furnace keeper, bal
ance ore bank hands. A No. l co ok and washe II
good hou Sc servani0 ard u likely pillow boy, &c
Terms of sale---a credit until the lsl day Of De-
tober next, notes with tive good securities requr-
ed THQS. }. MUNFNRD G. g.. M
Dec. II 1s56-td
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free School.

Notice is hereby given to the citizens Of Clarks-
vile and this civil District, that Free School was
opened at w. r. Falls school house in this place
on last Monday, at which place oil those who have
children entitled to the benefits of said school are
invited to send. J q BAlLY 81.
W l. SAMPSON
Jan 8, '57-3w az Com School CONS,
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Kin sla N d & Gu d d v
.ta. PRoPRlETORS OF
Broadway FOundry,

III sam LOUIS MO-,
Manufacture Steam Engines, all sizes, Boilers
Sheet Iron worker, Mill Machinery, Iron Fro nts
&c., for Houses, Sugar Mills. Parker,s Patter
Water Wheel, Johnson 8 do, do, do; Tobacco Pres
SEES, Oil do, Hydraulic, DO; Lead Turpace Cast.
ings; and Iron and Brass Castings Of Every De
scfption.
sept 8 '56-1y.
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PORK PACKING!

}. h. Smith q Co. would say TO the Hos
Taisers of the surrounding county, that their
perior Pork House will be completed by the LIST Of
December, when they will pack Pork on the seme
nsr not surpassed anywhere They hate com
bned all the advantages Of such an establishment
for neotncss and dispatch, and can slaughter oOO
hogs per day. A
Nov IL, '56-tf
Russ. Herald copy month and send account.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-23

s- CAMILLE. Friona Ayer.--In
n HNs& this age Of quacks, ch.rlateas and
J ySxf9 and mere windy, gaseous ptetan-
1900 ders 10 heel, who blow at avery
NS%%g-, corner, aRd IN tho face aud ears
tEA w. Of all Elen, their loud, blaring
GZ-Nss-l ~ Jericho t7umpets and ether noisy
-. boisterous wind insirumsn ts Of
maryeIously twisted brass In such woefuIly sham
ridden epoch as this, is say, tits comforting, nay
even cheering to the earnest well wisher Of his race
TO know there has arrived in this world a genuine
Physcian-te light once more upon some thing be-
sides mere Sangrados aud Don Mercurial Jslaps,
with their phlebotomes, poisens and warm water.
Your Caihartic Pills and Cherry Pectoral, carry
us forward to Halcyon days-to milenisl Pharama-
opoeas, whsn Science, deep diving down into the
principles Of things shall, with infinite, cunning
bring out the genuine Elixer Vitae' for Of truth
there is manifesty enough somewhat Of that same
Life Essence in your subtle Oscillations and COM
pounds.
You realize to us the visions Of those painfulest
smoke. dried ACCOMPLISHMENTS ssekers-dreorn
ers among retor.s and cibestouching the Quint-
essential hidden Virtue Of the Universe which should
antidote distemper, and break for man the Wheeloi
lime. Jan l6 '57--lm.
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Female Teacher Wanted

Who can teach the commln English branches
aud mpacip q private family, Apply 70 T. 7.
Furmar Esq, Col. Geo, Smith, or The Editors Of
the Jefier sonian aud the Chronicle, of GAINESVILLE
Tenn, or TO me at Ha6ensvills, TODD county, Ky.
Jan, 3, '57-4w FRANCIS DUFFY,
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N OTI CE!

w Thomas Il Co or Thomas aud Brother, " III
con 'er favor by calling promptly on the under I!
signed at their New House 10 Elders Block and
Settling up. We hope our customers will re-
spond 10 this call promptly. We must have Man
aug is56-tf. THOMAS & BROTHER.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-23

TRRoUGH The courtesy of Col 10. Dye, ono of
the trustees Of Messrs w. E. Newell g. Co.,
wesare in, possession Of memorandum Of sales
oftbeir properly, up to this time. These sales,
all things considered, are astonishing In the
sum they have produced, and doimmense cred.
It to Col. Dyes tact and ability in such mat
,efs, as he, we believe, conducted principally,
this department of the trust.
We append q somewhat condensed account
of ibe sales, that our readers may see that II Is
ahead of any that has ever been made here be-
fore The first sale was that Of Maj Newell's
home place, near town. This was divided into
some fifteen lots, of from II TO l6 acres, and
was sold at from $77 90 to $50 per acre. The
homo with 40 acres Of land was cold a, $40 OO
per oote.a This embraced ono of the most beau
iifnl sites in the country, but not much Of the
land, we learn, is suitable for cultivation.
The gross proceeds of this ssle is $l3,69l,-
2O-ao advance Of several thousand dollars on
Maj, Newells purchase few years ago.
The sale of negroes was made as-few days
after the above, and, as The figures will show,
WIS u InOob OuS iOi thio
There were 80. negroes, nearly all men, from
Is to 30 years old, and they were sold at auc-
ton at The following fgures:-- $l,730; $40;
= $50; l700; l,400; 800; 1850; $50; l.
5lO:1 ,605; l $40; $50; 800; ,030; l,105;
1850; 1865; 1,040; 1880; 1,450; 1900; l.
10, 1850; and two or three old negroes and
servants retained by the family at from 500
10 $500 Total from sale OF negroes. includ-
ing two or three very old, and woman and
FIVE children, 500 $500 5
The mules and wagons belonging to the
furnsee were sold al fine prices, and produced
over % 900. The mules were, taking them
asa lot very fine specimens, went at $3.50 io
Al75 piece Mr.. John II. Pritoheit's store
hcnse on Franklin street, was sold for SO, 00O,'
90, ...-... ...... ., =
The total sum OF the sales thus far made by
the trustees. is SGT ,4sl, 3d.; and the furnace
and lands attached, (among the very best in
the state,) are yet to be sold These, it i,
confidently believed, will run the sales up tS
800, 10000. which, we are told, will amply
meet the provisions of the deed Of trust-a fac
highly grnifying,of course, to all concerned
Nessrs. 10. NJ. Dye, J-s M. Quarles, ant
West Jordan are the trustees, and are very
largely interested in the issue. They have
managed matters singulnrly we'll, and with Of
eye. not alone to the interest Of the creditors
but also, carefully, to that of w. Z. N. g. Co
The negroes and other perishable propert.
were sold, we believe, on and 8 months
credit; the land for one. fourth down, and tn
balance one and two years.
We desired TO publish more detailed state
ment of these sales than We have, but our spac
was too much otherwise occupied to admi
Of H ~.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-23

There is now we believe no ccal for sale in
town, and those who have apy left, had better
use It very economically, for it may be long
lime before any mpre can be brought down.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-23
ICE ICE ICE.

ON Monday the 3sst inst we will open cur Ice
house 10 the public. Our Customers who wish to
engage, willplease asyise US at Early Day House
opencd early each morning THOMAS & BRO.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-23

For "few days" past we have had iusense-
ly cold weather, the mercury falling on sever.
al occasions below zero. As this was on the
coolest occasions, i. doubtless went down there
to keep out ofthe cold wind.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-23
CAPiFAL PRIZE $4,000

The following Scheme will be drawn by s. Swan
&ssCo.. Maregers of the FoRT GAINES AcADRMY
I.osTEnY, of Georgia, and SOUTHERN MILITARY
ACADEMY LorrERY, of Alabama, in each of theiI
Lotteries for February, 1851. .. .
CLASS q. f...r
To be drawn in the City of Mobile, Alabama, In
public on
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G. A. NoRTHiNGroN. ................J.P P. vAUGHA
NORTHAMPTON 4 VAUGHAN.
SIGN OF BIG PADDOCK,

=" CIarksviIIe, Tenn,
Are now receiving and opening the largest stock
Of Hardware, Guns, Pistols, Too's and Variety
Goods ever introduced into this market, snd hav-
ing been bought for cash, we are enabled to sell
low and are determined to do so. Merchants in
the interior, Saders and Coach Makers who have
been buying in other markets, will find by exam
lining our stock and prices that il is to their inter
est to purchase here. Our stock consists in part
If tho folloxHin0
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-23

We haye just received a very large assortment
oil School books and the pubic will find our col
lection complete aud prices low, also nice list o
Miscelisneous works entirely new.
THOMAS & BRO.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-23
TnII.ET ARTICIES.

20OO Bottles Tricopherous cheap by doz I gross
Lyon Baithgiron 6 doz Oil Norsetts new and e.e.
CANT Brgal puffs and puff boxes, Soaps sssor-
ted, Pocket Handke rchefs extracts Cologne &C.,
Fresh and Sweet at THOMAS & BRO.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-23
MAC SNUFF.

so ~ Rose scented Mac Snuff
~ Doe Levi CARROTS fine Scotch Snuff Just re
ceived and for sale by THOMAS & BRO,
ClaPksvgIe April Is 1656-tf. ~
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YARNlSH VARNISH.

| Best Copal Varnish Black Leathern varnis
Topaz Varnish and Ga new article Ia the market
Japan yarnish for Black Carriage maker Black
at "' ?. ." THOMAS q BRO.
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Fall and Winter Dry-goods,

Iustreceived by Shelton and Balthrop, at their old
stand on Franklin ST, (nearly opposite the Court
house,) where they would be pleased to SEQ their
frionde and customers, and the public generally,
and feel assured in saying that they offer in
ducements, both In prices and styles Of goods.
Large aud well assorted stock Of Ready -made
Clothing; Bed, and Negro Blankets, Hats, Boots
and Shoes sag ss
To the ladies', we would say that we are slyayg
pleased 10 SEQ them. and will take pleasure III
showing them handsome assortment of Dress
Goods. fine MORE antique and cloth Cloaks, cloth
and silk Talmas, fine assortment Of Shawls, chill
dren's Bloomer Habits and T'almas, and many other
desirable goods, We respectfully solicit call and
promise to charge nothing for showing goods and
prices. SHELTON L. BALTHROP.
sep 10, 1854 4,
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EvEsyDoDY in towa who has an iee-house /,
y hos ttSen advantages Of the cold weather and
.s!lel item wiih line Ice. Some of The ice put
up, ", noticed, WIS from to inches thick,
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-23
Approximation Prizes
$3.50 prizes amonntln z to. ............ $204, o
whole Tickets $IO-HaIves S5-
nu.unEps OSn
Plan nf fhe Lotterv


QUARTERS $50.
Plan Of the Lottery.
The Numbers from TO :. 900, corresponding
with those Numbers on the Tickets printed on
separate slips Of paper, are encrced with small Tin
tubes AMI placed in one Wheel.
The first ol2 Prizes, similarly printed and eA-
ciTcle9, are placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then revoved, and nunber is
drawn from the Wheel of Numbers, and at the same
lime prize drawn out are opened and exhibited to
the audience, and registered by the Commissioners;
the Prize being placed against The Number drawn,
This operation is repeated until AL the prizes are
drawn oAt
Approximation Prizes.
The two preceding and two succeeding Num-
bers TO those drawing the first 9 Prizes will he en-
titled to the Is Approximation Prizes. according 10
the scheme.
5000 PRICES of $50 viii be determined by the last
figure of lhe Number that draws $50, 900 Prize.
Dor example, if the Number drawing the $50, OOC
Prize ends with No then all the Tickets where
the number ends in l will be enttlsd to 800. Il
the Number ends with 70 2, then all the Tickets
where the Number ends with 2 viii be entitled tC
$40, and so on TO U.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at .he follow
ing rates which Is the fisk:
Certificate Of Package 10 Whole Tickets, SCI
l0!laf AZ
10 Quarter *
IN ORDERING TICKETS.
Enclose the money 70 our address for the tickets
ordered, on receipt of which they WILDE fofwardeS
by first mail.-Purchasers can haYe tickets ending
la any figure they may designate.
The list OF drawn numbers and prizes will be sen
to psrchasers Immediately after the drawing.
| Purchasers will please write their signature
plain and give their post office, county and State.
%. Remember that every Prize Is drawn, an
payable in full without deduction.
tJ- AlIPrizes of 81 OF 0 and under, paid immedl
atsly after The drewing-ouler Prizes at the nsua
time of thirty days.
! All communications stsictly confidential,
Prize Ticket cashed or renewed in other Tick
cts at either office,
Address orders for Tickets, or Certificates O
! Packages Of Tickets. ethsr 10
$. sF AN s. CO., Atlanta Ga,
or s. SWAN, Montgomery, ALA.
Jan. Is '57-Tw,
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MOTTO
To LiauOr Dealers and Merchants.

A complete assortment Of the Oils necessary,
for making and fiayoripg every variety Of liquor,
and directions for making cider without apples,
and for converting the cider 10 all knes 81 white
and red wines, Champaign, &C., and package Of
the articles nsed for giving artificial strength 10
liquors, converting IL gallons of whisksy TO 100
galons,) and every article necessary 10 commence
a LIQUOR Store will be furnished for $25. Also
all the information necessary to conduct such an
establishment, thus enabling the new beginner to
successfully pete with the Oldest liquor deal
ers. Address through the Post Office.
P. LACOUR,
New Orleans.
Lacour's concentrated Acid for Making viHe
gar, is put up In gallon packages at So pr pack
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-23

The Tennessee Agricultural Association
will bod Spring fair at Nashville, commene.
aug the 7lh of May, next, The exhibitions
Nih be principally of live stock and farming
implements. iiwill BIZ open to the competition
ut erery 6ody, end each county ia this State is
particularly requested to appear in the rings.
Among the lists of Judges we see the name
of ourfrleud Tcu MOOford, Esq, asa judge
Of harness "creeturs'' and fat stock.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-23

THosE who want anything in the line Of fine
groceries and confectionery, viii find large
assortment at e. A. Lyon g. Co.'S They can
furnish fine and common candies, all kinds OF
fruits and nuts, cakes, wines, cordials, pre-
serves, pickles, sardines. oysters, cigars to-
baceo, &C., either in large or small quantities
o ON very reasonable terms Give them call.
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SATURDAY FED. 7th 1857.
.r, CLASS "a.
To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, in
PUBLIC, sp
Thursday, Feb. 10Th, 1857.
CLASS "a
CLASS 25

CLASS 25,
To be drawn in The City of Atlanta, Georgia, in
public on SATURDAY FEBRUARY %, 1857,
on the Plan of SINGLE NUMBERS!
10000 Tickets $3.50 Prizes!
More than one Prize TO every 10 Tickets.
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MOTTCE

rs hsrsby aven that have rented, from DR..
Drans, hts pond-ot, andpond in this city, for this
yeaT with Che privilege Of FIVE succeeding years.
and that no one must now. or hereafter, cut Toe
from that poni without my permissioni and no
permit II to extend further than to the single freeze
for Which II may be given. II has been my GUS
tom heretofore and Il is my design, hereafter, to
let as n,h, get ice there as The pond will well sup
plv Bat find IL absolutely necessary TO adopt the
above restrictions; and hope that all viii obserye
them. ~ 'stiir CHARLES NJ. HITTER.
Ian I6, lStT-3wh U.s.
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CHARLES NJ. showN.. :. JOSHUA BROWN:
s IS @ M BROWN 8. co.
Dealers IA al Kinds IIATSAN CAPS, for Hien's
boys and clldfen's rear; Boots, Caters, Buskins
and Shots, for LADIES, Misses and children; Water!
proof, CAT and KIP dptalnnd sboe FOR rnen ADD
boys; ihisk Broeahs, Dutsb Boots md Mud Bapts,
for negroes.
- TERMs-Very low for Cash; sell on time 10 those
that pay punctually on the lst day of January
q llrf 1. J5f-ari.l y -