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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03

HOT aTOES-2O Barrels Of Sweet Potatoes
and Vans received to-day, and for sale by
March ~, 1857. J. n. HENDERSON,.
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CLASS 40.

ULNSS 81,
To be drawn In the city OF Atlanta, Georgia in publ
on Saturday, April 18th, 1871.
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CLASa 80,
To be drawn In the city of Atlanta. Georgia, in public
on Saturday, April 25th, 1851, on the plan Of
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educational.
SAINT JOSEPH'S COLLEGE,

SAINT J0SEPH'S COLLEGE,
Near Somerset, Perry County, o.
rVHE Annual Session Of this Institution viii be re-
L sumed on the first Mon6ey OF September, 1856.
TIE X
For Board and Tuition in English branches, wash
ing and mending linen, and use OF bed and bed
ding per Stu
For Board las aboye) with Tuition in Algebra, &C.
omctry, Surveying, Bookkeeping, Rhetoric, His
tory, and the use Of the 80
For Board fas ab0ve) with Tuition in the Classics
and Natural Philosophy. 40
For Instructions on Piano, with use Of Instru-
ment per %
For Instruction on other 10
Stationery. Books, Medicines, when furnished, at
current rates.
To those who remain at the Institution during va
cation, an extra charge will be made of.......--- %
J. A. L President.
- Refer to Rev. J. v. DAILY, Memphis, for further
particulars. ulyIS-daW8m
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Timers Materials.
210 boxes Charcoal Tin Plates, best brands;
1000 pounds Bar Tin;
$50 sheets Copper, 3Ox6Os
l case Tfnd Copper;
2casks sheet Zines
s " Iron Wire, superior quality;
90 slabs Speitre;
20 pigs leads
1000 pounds bar Lead;
20 coils Lead Pipe;
A fun assortment Of Rlvets. Kettle Ea-a gauoa Pan
Handles. &c. Our stock o.
Agricultural Implements. Sc,
comprise
Eh Mills, Cane Knives,
Com Mills, Buar Hooks,
Com Shelters, Hoes and Makes,
reed Cut ers, Hay and Manure Forks,
Spading Forks Pruning Saws,
Potatoe Diggers, Pruning Chisels.
Cedar Churns Patent Churns, sc.
Owing to the extreme low water. we have been ma
BE a. vet 70 obtain orr stock Of 1ron, but we have made
such arrangements az viii enable Us, on the resumption
Of navigation in the Ohio river, 70 furnish our custom
ers with Boiled and Charcoal Iron. Castings. sc. Al as
low prices as any house in the Southwest. We shan
have a large Supply Of WheeIbarrows in store in a few
dsyS HAWKS. SMITH A C0
hoVo 34 and sos Main-st.
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S0OO.OOO!!


vas destroyed, several II these Safes were TESTED with
results similar to the following:
NEW YORK. Nov. II, 1855.
Mr.. EDIIcR I'm the fire 40 No. 30 wsrren-s.reet. on
the morning Of the 9th inst. our most valuable books and
papers were exposed FOR 36 hours in one Of StearHs 4
Marviu's Firs-PrOcf Safes.
We say dre proof, not because they are so labeled, but
because We have 30 proved them. Our books and papers
came out u%ninjureds save the biniilg Of the books, occa-
stoned by steam.
Our store was I've stories above ground, and two st3-
ries below, occupied from cellar Go garnet. The intensity
Of the heat can be attested By any fireman who witnessed
Il.
No furnace could be c0utrivsd by the ingenuity OF MAJ
to create a more intense heat. We voluntarily give this
tribute % The value OF these safes, aud select your widely
circulated commercial journal 20 inform the mercantile
community what estimate % placl upon Stesrns 3 Mar
WINS Wilder Patent Salamand-r Safes.
Respectfully,
HAVILAND, HARREL RISLET.
Wholesale Druggists.
In this cnnnezion the Manufacturers write as: 1--WE have
made these Safes over - yea Shave sold over 500
Had 2l5 tested in accidental u-es in the United States and
Canada, and never yet had a customer 70 lose a dollar By
fire from one Of them. WetLIuk they have eaIn-d a high
reputation, as they are readily sold here In preference 70
ether Safes 80 25to so per t-lessp price" A fun stock
kept constantly on hand bT
LOWNES, OR5ILL eco.
Agents for Stearus & Marvin.
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q OF whi,h we have every variety In general use
~ toEethsr with a large assortment made 10 oul
order, which for neatness OF style and time-keep-
4zs8ing are surpassed by none. In our assortment
7Il be found the Eight Day Watch and the Repeatinl
Thermometer, giving the time to 3 minute IN the dark.
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EARM FOR SAFE.

- A DESIRABLE Country Home in shelby Co.,
aI6 miles from Memphis and II miles from Ger
&mantown Depot on ne Memphis and Charleston
- Railroad, and Pisnkr1ad. and between Shelby
Male High School and Forest uI Institute. There arr
100 acres OF Land IN The tract, OF which . acres are
cleared, and 3 acres OF good timber. Il has Cn IL CON-
Portable dwellings, al orchard Of Apples. Peaches and
Fuus, and never faniRE wen OF Eo01 frestone water. A
perfect tide given, and payments msde easy. Persons al
adistanoe can get any Information they NAY require, by
writing 70 the undersigned a. Germantown, ceun-, ~ %
6. 3. Locae, Memphis.
Esp5-davtf P. HEaEDON.
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RIPLEY MALE
TENNESSEE FEMALE COLLEGE.
franklin. Tenn.

THE first session OF this Institution commences the
i FIRST MONDAY Ga day) ef February. The aus
pics are fsvO able. Franklin Is one Of the most pleas
ant and healthtul towns Of the State. TIE Rev. =. "
SHARPE IS President, assisted By a fun, experienced sud
efficient corps OF Teachers. The College building is the
ornament o. Franklin, and sumcisnt Y commodiOus for
two hundred and nifty p0piis. our motto is THOR
OUGHNESs-" Music and Ornamental Branches shall
not be neglected. The Boarding Department is conducted
BY Mr.. and Mrs. SHARPE, ard every want shall b. sup
piled. For Circular and other particulars. address TIE
President, or o MARSHALL.
1sn2C-w3ts
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500 RewardI

- RAEAWAT from the subscriber on the 18th Of
- july last. two Negro Boys. RICHARD and SAN.
Richard is OF DARK. copper COLOR ab0u- t~hiTty-dve
>-7ears o. are, has a scar between the s~hCslders,
caused bv a rising. and another below the knee. One
knee Is affected by rbermstism, rendering hln knee
kueed. sam is about twenty-ole yesrs u age, weighs
about i25 OF $50 POUNDS. has ar impediLeut in speech,
rendering D. dimcult for him 20 express himself when
har.lly spoken To- Forehead low, and OF dark copper
color. One hundred dollars will BE- paid 20 any person
DELIVERING fhem % ne. living near Morning Sun, Shelby
county. Teun-, or city dollars II confined 10 Ian 50 that ]
can ct theur. o. FIELD.
...rI--.-n-
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ESTARLESMEn 1871

0UR aim has been to keep pace with our growing city,
~ and furnish these who want Goods 10 our line with
articles. and az fair prices. Our assortment. for
years, has been but little n any behind our Eastern
cities. It is more extensive this season than ever. Our
leading branches are, first
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EnF3 RAEE

~ THE subscriber Offers for sale the tact OF land
aon which be now resides. in Haywood county,
EATeunessee, through which tke Memphis and Ohio
- Railroad passes. Sale tract contains about four
thousand sores. The improvements consist 0t q dne
frame dwelling. With teE rooms nezrD quarters, En
hous1. stables. a due steam and grst mil. good Orchards,
ana al The necessary improvements for a large farm. or
can BE- conveniently DIVIDED into several small ones. For
heath and fertility Of soil this place = Unsurpassed BY
suy IN thec5untry For further particulars apply to the
subscriber 1n the premises.
fs-r0-3au+F TH0S SHAPARD
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THE above tract u Land is situated in the county o.
L Over. On the Obi1n river. ten mixes from Dyers-
burg. and wiIbc sold cheap Tor cash. or in exchange for
real estate In TIE city OF Memphis For further particu-
lars apply % the undersigned, az Memphis, Tenn.
S-aHsuan T0UN = SAFE
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F0Y. SAFE,

THAFEa small improved place for sale near
AtzRaiclEE-midray between Raleigh and Union De-
~ ou the SomerFiIs Plank Road-coutaIuins
A~Asht acres and fraction. The Improvement;
consist Of . dwelling with four rooms, kitchen, smoke
ho1se- stables and a mil Eouse-aA new Il is 3 desira-
BE place for those who wish - secure an eligible home in
The vicinity o. nne schools. and a good and healthy
ueiebb5rho.d. There are subscriptions already secured
70 erect q hne ACADEMY within three quarters Of q mls
Of the place. The place will De sold for less than the inn
usveuisuts cost II Application be made soon. Applyt0
" H-TTON, or
G-B LOCKE.
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THIRTY THOUSAND TICkETS!

More than One Prize 10 Every Tel
ms.T-1E
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, REWARD!

STOLEN from the residence o. Th0s. Eimure,
sl living IS miles s0sth Of Holly sprnEt, on Friday
UREfrat. January d, one SORREL HORSE, me-
ci1m size. blind in the right eye, blaze in the face, long
msne and foretop, newly shod al round, branded On one
oftbe fore shoU'd-r=-i4tters not Warn- natural Facer.
u tha morse bereturned 20 me wyatt. Miss, the above
reward VIII Be paid Auv iHfgrnation concerning HIM
VIII be- thautfuly received aad Literally rewarded
Wsae. Hiss. Jan. 6, 1857. :. y. c. KINER.
l.rra-u.-
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- TOPPER for sale the tract OF Land on which I
auow reside. for Etg5n dollars per acre, three
Fahuudrsd cleared. one hundred and f0Tty-ssven
- INBRED, lying eight miles above GalaEheT snd
five miles % shelby Depot, good dwelling house, gin
EguSs, aud al other Necessary out houses. I VIII take
nitHsl dollars per acre. Also. go acres adjoining the
said tract. $50 acres cleared, the balance wei tmb5red,
wirlia Two miles OF the said Depot Persons wishing 70
ruralase. VIII do well % cal soon and buy a bargain.
s T. WESTBROOE-
Eilher % the above farms can Be had, payable when
Nr. Barhanau is elected, With afty per osn- sddsd.
scpZ5-tf s T. ".
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A Bargain 10 be had in Lands.

7 VII s-I the tract o. Land on which i live, in Tip
il u1h county. Mss. six miles west o. Ripley on
Tpp4h river Tor creek containing Ei1ht Hundred Acres,
i've l-ndre- % rh- very best creek b1ttum-and TIC BAL
suce second bottom and upiaud. There aye shout one hun
d-=1 axe cleared sud in a 1ne state Ct cultivation.
The improvements are good md new cJn-isriug OF s
Dwelling house. and All necessary 0ui houses. The above
tract or land. I have no hasi-aucy iu saying. g. one OF the
best iu North Ni-sissippI for raising Cotton. Corn OF
Stock. as The range Is Eue both winter and summer.
For particulars ah0ut the place, I refer 20 Davidson, Elis
&B-zir. Memphis; EEhn ". Thompson, Ripley. Miss; W
G. P--uis. Holly SPRINGS, or 10 myself On the premises.
octI2-wtf j EGUIS.
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And Ladies' and Gentleuen's FURNISHING GOODS.
= suit the Country Merchant as vel As the consumer.
This latter Is a class OF hsuse heretofore unkar We Ii Ibis
market. p. 4 u. REILLY AGO.
l6 Canal street, between RovaI snd Bourbo str@css
sepi9-6m Touro Buildings. sign OF the Coi.an Flrx.
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$3.50 prizes amounting to...."..".-......--S2oAo0
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves, IS 90
Quarters, 50 so.
Plan DE The IOTTERY.

- 0A AAAG AO
The Numbers from l to So.OOO, corresponding with those
Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate slips Of pa
per, are enciTcled with small tin tubes and placed In one
wheel.
The hrst 2I2 Prizes. similarly printed and encircIed, as
placed IN another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, and a number is drawn
from the wheel q numbers, and a. the same time a Prize
il drawn from the other wheel. The Number and Prize
dawn out arc opened and exhibited to the audience. and
reCist red by the Commissioners; the Pile being placed
against the Number drawn. This operation is repeated
until al The Prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-The two preceding and the
two succeeding Numbers 70 those drawing The first u
Prizes viii be entitled u the IS Approximation Plies, ac-
coriing 10 the scheme.
EF The 3. 600 Prizes Of $40 viii be determined by the
last figure Of the number that draws the $4,000 Prize.
For example, II the Numbers drawing $50, 600 Prize ends
with No. I. then all the Tickets where the number ends
No. ., then al! the Tickets where the number ends in ?
will Be entitled 10 $50. and so on too.
Certificates OF Packages viii BE- sold at the following
rates, which is therisk;
Certificate Of Package Of 10 whole Tckets.-......s5o 90
10 Half ...-.-.. 80 co
" " 10 Quarter " ...... 90 90
In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the money
10 our address for tia Tickets Orcered.On receipt OF which
they viii be forwarded by nrst mail. Purchasers can
have Tickets ending in any figure they msy d signate.
The list OF drawn numbers and prizes VIII be OIware-
ed 10 purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and
give their Post Ofce, County and state.
& Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable
In fun without deduction.
r. All Prizes Of $1,000 and under. paid Immediately
after the drawins-ther Prizes at the usual time Of
thirty DAYS.
~ an communication strictly confidential.
~ Prize Tickets oashed or renewed in other Tirkets
al either Office.
Addres orders for Tickets or Certificates Of Packages Of
3. SWAN 4 CO., Atlanta, Ga, or
janis S. SWAN, Montgomery. Ala.
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. IN H { S.
In every grade. shade. size, variety and price also Fur-
uishiug Goods; solid Sole Leather Trunks, Vslises, Car
pct BAGS. Umbrellas. sc &c. All We ask is a fair *
animation OF cur stock and prices
SPTVEY & CLARKE,
Dealers in Clothing e. Wholesale and Retan. No. Oh
Main street, Union Block, opposite Court Square, Men,
-h5r Ta,, ocq-faw4m
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Z OFFER for sale on favorable terms and Al alsW 9roe,
nv PLANTATION Of 800 acres q the best quality Of
Mississfppi bort m land, ali greatly above overflow, 10
miles west of Memphis. on the plank road 100 acres OF
scared Lans and q new doubie-f-ame House with suit
abe omces. Apply a. thepace 10
PETER LEONARD, or 20
seu7-tf DANIEL Ugh Memphis.
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Norton. Bradley & Co, timers 9. Y. a4lhews; z. B.
Tfcks. Barnard Slocum; S. Bastable; s. r Mathews
Chzs. A. wheaton z. II Brewst-rs c. II. Usenbentz
Syracuse. n. 7 sEm0s Pratt, Master steamboat Globe,
Buffalo. y. 7: 5. c. Case, Sup't Cars and buildings N
@. L. R., Detroit, Michigan; VIM Wells; Henry CHS
holra ,. Leland, timer, Cleveland. Ohio, D. /. Joco-
bus x Br0.= Gage, Brother & Drake, fremont House
Sup't Public Buildings, Chicago, Illinois. All OF the
above namci gentlemen, with hosts Of Others, have used
this Cement and can testify as 70 Its utility and duTs-
bgft-. anC20- d6m
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- I DESIRE 20 rent cat foT the ensuing year q
Esss small farm OF eighty acres. lying two miles from
ful Cont SQUARE. This place has about sixty acres
- cleared. and the balance IN timber, a comforta-
b5e rsIanoe with i've rooms, kitchen, \ gre houses. and
s7Iuer-ssarv oct "a uses. good cistsrn and first rate or
card, Of every variety Of fruits. For further partieu-
lars apply %
-t-E z E0IITNTTNE
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TIN AND SLATE ROOFING
sUPERCEDED 1T THE Use OF
VESTS PATENT GALVANIC CEMENT,

HESIS BAiENI uALtAAfJ tEuENIt
H1HIS Cement. By its REORGANIZATION and galvanism,
prevents metal roofs firm rusting and uusoldeTIng;
40 resists the extremes o. heat ard cold better Than
ANYTHING ever invented 10. enJirt roofs, OF for covering
over old shingles or metal roofs OF any kind. The weight
heretofore attached 10 cement roofs is avoided by the use
% this material. il being much lighter than tin or shin
rIes tits zdsujed 10 all kinds OF houses, fat or steep
roofs. It. APPEARANCE is like slate, beautiful alike for
frrrich palace OF the humble cottage.
The UNDERSIGNED, having secured the right toihe
State OF Tennessee, is nov prepared 10 cover old OF rev
roofs u anydescuYuon, OF 70 repair old roofs that leak
around chimueys. sky-iEhts. battlements1 Sc, at short
est notice and wII also sell rights 70 territories, b
counties or towns. on reasonable terms. The attention
o. architects, builders, and the public generally. is invi-
ted to this Roofing. as something better than anything
bef5reknowu. for c~he8pness and durability, IL being IRE
ard watcr-p1ooi.
". s n Proprietor.
once in J. L. Morgan's Archr eotural Rooms, No. 10
walkers block, Memphis. Tennessee, where amplss may
be- seen or address Box 57 post since.
OF the many testimonials have, 1 viii here submit
bit one:
To Whom Il may Concern.
This is 10 ~arLIt. that have had Vests Patent Cal
vahic Cement put upon aroof At ny store, which hereto
70 rlesked badly but since the application Of this &C.
werf f- has been pe-tecly waterproof. ! can reoom-
mend &c 90 the public for AL ro0lng purposes, and believe
30 70 Be- permanent * ure against fire and water.
JAAES BOYD, No. ~ Msin-st.
Memphis, July IS, 1906.
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40thrns.
SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
Capital Prize 500, OOO.
90,

o be drawn IN the CITY OF Atlanta, Georgia, IN P''oae'
on THURSDAY, February I9uhs 1857.
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for Sale ann 8ent.
EOR SALE 0R RENT.

TOPPER for sale OF rent. the RESIDENCE
e1s lately o-cupicd BY Dr. Bsg5ys situated on the
ranI Raleigh Plank Road, one-half mile East OF the
2A city limits. TIE Residence contains Ten roois
with an ofioe. kitchen, servants rooms cistcm, we'll
smokehouse, carriage house, stables, good garden hne
fruit. SHADE and evcrEreens, &C, all IN perfect order.
Possession given Ist February. Apply % g 3 locke,
or ". G. HARDING.
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a. TWILL give f5rsy dollars for the delivery -
~ Of nv two BOYS. at nv house, or In ajaM So -
- that 7 can GET them. They left my premises II
@4rurhe gth OF December, 1855 One Of the42
BOYS is black. twenty-ons years o. age, weighs about
one hundred and ninety-hvs pounds, 3 scar On MS right
cheeE f; the other IS bright mulatto, aged about twenty
nne years. has q dcWucsst couuteuanue when spoken 20.
and ] think o. p-obsBie that be viii try 30 pass himself
OF as fee-hc also has a bad delivery
J. A. M~ICKEBERRT.
RoeV-cwx Shelby couutv. Tenn. jau3-s1f
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Having examined samples o. VESTS Patent Galvanic
Cement for Roofing. and having q knowledge q the ma
teriaI used in said roofing, We have no hesitation in
sayaE that we deem said ro1fag ole OF the best that has
come under our observation. and wsuid c~heerfuly re-
comm. nd g % the public, u being Gre and waterproof.
Signed. John I. Morgan, Architect; Wrl- Crane. Archi-
feci and Civil EnEineers r Nirgessn, &rpeuters y
S Brucs & Co., Carriage Builders, Gouroe street; D
CocSrel. pre9r=t-r Commercla Hotels s. "A. Benson
Music House. 25S Main street.
Memphis, July IS, 1856.
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All RIGHT!

IHATE two hundred acres q Land I wish 70
- sen or rent. eighteen miles from Memphis, enc
80 Ia mile from the Memphis and Charleston
- Railroad. and sdioiuinE Col. Nevl AdIsn neigh
bc-h fol both as r5Ezrds society an7 schools. ANY one
wishing % Buy such a place. or rent il. would do wei 20
SCI or address the undersigned az olive Branch. DeS5tO
county. Miss. y. L. COOPWOOD.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY.

XXI Up by X. Raglsnd. on the 9th day Of
Elrz- December. 1856, . BLACK HORSE, eight years
49, GA. 1sA bands high, LETT hind foot white, and
a Few grey hairs IN his forehead; valued al
ffv dollars. Said Ragiand resides in the i2th Civil Dis
trict. seven niles Southeast Of Memphi
T-ken up by Thomas Holamsn, on The 2Sth day Of De-
cember. 1856. a A MARE Pg&KT, I've years old. four
feet seven or eight inches highs no marks OF brands per
ceivabl-; valued At thirty dolizrs- said Holeman resides
in the 18Th Civil District, sbout eight mlles from Mem
phis.
Taken M bT s P. GresorF, on the 81 day Of January,
1857. a BLOOD BAY r MULE, shout three years
od. twelve or thirteen hands high. has been reached and
frimu-se s0metme since, has collar marks ana shoe on
leH ~fare-foot valued 81 one hundred dollars. Said Gre
rory resides in the 6th Civii District ten miles East Of
BzleiEh.
: taken Nd by Robert C~hurchwrl on the 9Th day Of jan
narq. 1851 LIGHT RRE B0RSE, about fourteen
aands high, has q scar o. his right Line foot, and a white
spot on Ms noses valued 81 f0rty-nve dollars. Said
ChnrchweH resides in the 9Th Civil District, nine miles
A. s.. THOMAS,
ispfs-Tfs Ranger Shelby county.
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MARSHALL FEMALE INSTITUTE.

TIVE Fan Session OF the Marshall Female Institute
J. willie open on MONDAY the 18th September next,
under the government Of Rev s. ". SPEER, ID, Presi-
dent Mrs. Alb SPEER, Preoeptress, assisted BY able
and experienced teachers.
The Board OF Instruction is not yet fun. The President
will brilg with him from Natchez Professors OF Msthe-
MATES and Music, who have been associated with him
for a number Of years in that city.
The public are assured that every department viii be
allied with teachers equal 10 any in thee untry, that every
effort viii be made 10 continue the Institute in the high
position il has long occupied, and that no means will De
spared in anording young ladies every facility for acCuir-
Ing a profound and an accomplished education.
The c0mmodious and excellent building now in process
Of erection will certainly be ready in every respect for the
reception Of pupils by the opening OF the session.
DR.. Speer is now Ia the Eastern cities furnishing the
Institute with Furniture, Apparatus and Musical Instru-
ments, all OF which will Be Of the best style anu finish.
Rates Of Board and Tuition per session the same as last
session, viz:
Tuition in Literary Department from.......sI2 to $50 90
Music, Win use OF Instrument. % 90
budfus pei month. 9 90
No gentleman could come more satisfactorily recom-
mended than DR.. SPeer, as an able instructor, q thorough
scholar, and a skillful disciplinarian. Sustained BY ener-
getic, jealous and Industrious teachers, and BY an inteui-
gent and enterprising Board OF Trustees, tbs Principal
hopes Il have = school worthy Of general confidence and
extensive patronage. An appeal is uade to the former
friends and patrons OF cold Marshall, " and to the pub
lie generally, for a liberal support.
sugl3-wtf J.. ]. STEGFR.
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ZINE REsTDEyCE FOR SALE.

TOPPER for sale, Uneasy terms, the tine resi-
e4s1 dsnce known as the Hester place, on the Mem
kEWt phisand Germantown Plank Road, two and one
Ea- hslf mites from the city. Ten 30 twenty-five
acres OF land wiz be sold with the residence. Apply 70
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