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Thirfu EikeIu .1Igrocs.

men, women, boys and girls. viii sell
also the Plantation Stock, consisting Of
Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Plantation Utensils, &c.
The terms Of the sale will be credit I'M
til the first day Of January, 1850, purchas-
ers giving notes with approved security.
The notes, il not paid when due, to bear
ten per cent. interest from that time until
they are paid.
JOSIAH WATKINS.
January l, 1858. l2-tds
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ENTE RPRISE STORE.
CLnfER0R.N.ys. .MESR.
f. CARAwAY

HAS Just received large stock Of DRY GOOTg
II AND GROCERIES, Of all kinds. together vitl
-ta,7 Boots, Shoes, CTockery. Hardware, Tin Ware
country Store.
he Wi sell goods as cheap A. any housa in Il.
Southern country; OF r. NOZZLE RETAIL. PRICFi
lor cash or 20 purc-nai customers on time with i,
De more proit Cali and see Tor yourselves
Claiborne lftss. Dec !. 1853. ST
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Man RorrF CuASoEn.--rho Postmaster
General We understand has directed The
Mail Route No. 1t6o. 70 commence al De
Soto, Miss, instead Of at Winchester
Miss. az formerly. The route. II We arr
not mistaken, runs to Butler. Choctaw Co.,
Alabama.
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Bonner. Il is stated. printed a half mill
lion oftho January number Of his paper.
The Mo York Ledger. Il is also stated
that Mesrrs. Derby and Jackson. the New
York publishers, have offered him 5000
FOE the privilege ofissuing the Mount Yer
ID Pspsrs, Afslr thsy ere all priHtSd.
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~Hou. d. O. GtEvv l. desired BY The
citizens Of Mobile 70 deliver = eulogy in
chat city on the lif, and character Of Gen
QrtruAv. whether he wall cousentto d.
a. W. have not learned
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She Stale OF Mississippi.


JA'rEE County
James $. Tcrrall and
T. C. Heidelberg Attachment
L. VS.. $4,000
John c. Heidelberg.
In re Circuit curt September term, A. d.
1855.
y this case i appearing TO the satisfac-
Il ton Of the Court that the defendant
8 a nonresident OF the State Of Mis-issip-
ri. it is therefore ordered by the Court,
that unless tho defendant appear here on
or before the fr.. day O. the next term OF
this Court, 70 be held on the 4th Monday
Of March next, 4. u. 1859, and plead an
sweT or demur to plaintiffs. attachment.
the same will be taken pro oonfesso.
! and judgment entered accordingly; and
it is further ordered that publication Of
the order DE made in the Eastern C1riou.
anewspaper printed and published in the
town at Paulding, Jasper County, Missis-
| sippi. for four successive weeks, OF the
| pendency Of this suit.
! - Witness my hand and seal Of
sEAL )ofice, this 18Th day of November,
| ~ "a. D. 1858.
THOMAS W. GRAYSON. CZrk.
Jan. /. 1859. I2-5t
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Meeting OF Subscribers to the stock OF The
GuIf and Ship Ialand Railroad.

l \ acc0rdanc with the resolutions Of the Board o
l Commissioners Of the Gulf and Ship Island Rs,
road Company, passed on the Tth day Of June, 1855
the subscribers Tor stock TO aaid road hereby
queFtad 10 meet in the CITY Of jackson on Nonda-
the loN day of January 1859 for the purpose Of elect
nE Board Of Directors and otherwise perfsctnC tn.
organization ~ said company.
An InStallment ~ IRE dollars upon each share o
o1s htred dollars VIII be required 10 be paid TO tn,
Treasurer Of Paid Board afC0mmissionsrs before an,
'uhscTlher Will he allowed 70 vote in any meeting
the stockholders for Directors, any other purpos,
snd esch shsre 50 paid up will entle the holder t
one vote either in person or by proxy.
Zach person having list for subscribers is Garner;
" solicited 20 increase his list rapidly a. he ca
WITH reliable subscribers and have the same ready e
deliver At the above meeting
G. McLAURIN, CAnrrnG-
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FAMILY CROCERTES, COyFECTIOyNRITS 4,

rVNUE undarHgned has now in store cad Offers t.
1 ne citizens of PSilding ana vicinity a choi -
stoci, Of FRESH FAMILY GFapCERLIlS, cons sting
Of III he articles usually kent in that line such a.
Bacon, Flour. Sugar. Coffee, Lard Salt. Vim.
egsr, Pepper. Spices. &C, &c
lie la $50 onene6 BAR, whlea will sc kent well
supplied with the best Liquors to he sold ouiet md
orderly Gust nmcrs.
He respect July sohoits the Patronage of the con,
munity, being determined 10 kes1 good a.titleS spc
sell them Tor a small pruut
Pridia1 July q. 1873. s,iv
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NfoblIa Cotton Marltst.

OgrirE co. ruE N.wuE TErHrvE.
Thursday Evening Dec. 30, ISIS. J
There was only moderate demand to-
day. TacS.lcs amounted to 1900 bales,
az III and lltellr MillL.ns-.
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OAKLAND CotLLEeE.-Wc learn. says the
Matches Courier. that the recent change
Of part ofthc Faculty Of this Institution.
viii cause no interruption in the course OF
studies. or the PROCESS Of the students-
the vacancies having been promptly fll
ed.
College has now four large brick iirc-prooI
houses for the accommodation Of its stu
dents. and that every thing Is bidding lail
Tor the continued prosperity Of the Insti
ton
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Our acknowledge
ments arc due to our Senators. and 30
Mcssrs Sivetsrov and B,RKspNtr. among
thc Representatives from this State, Tor
numerous public documents from Wssh-
inrton.
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PHysICIANs IL THE UNITID STATEs-In
New York there is one physician to every
six hundred and ten inhabitants; in Mas
sachusettes, one to every six hundred and
and five: in Pennsylvania, one to every
FIVE hundred and sixty-one; in North Car
olina one to every eight hundred and two
in Ohio, one to every four hundred and
~ixty-fyc in Maine, one to every eight
hundred and cighty-four and in Calitor-
min. one TO every hundred and forty seven.
We can envy Maine and pity California
for some must swallow physic at a fright
iul rate in the Golden State. The whole
number Of physicians in the United States
is Isl.
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EG5- Gen. Bowman, Superintendent Of Pub
lie Printing has laid before Congress I'm
Gle Samuels little account for printing.
binding and paper. from the passage OF
the Printing Act Of 1852 to the present
time. Itmay be thus footed up;
Printing Tor Congro.s...-.ti ,O3S ooo,Ts
rrntu for Executive De-
,.-.-.--.-4. ri 90 80
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P CoKER


IalIt'nc, AHrlI :, 1855.
do hereby certify that I WAS afflicted with Car
ear on my Or, at f1s * years. IA which during ttC
h"- tan v'ars mad become very painful Having
bean. ~ i'r .. r. \. y, bite called on him AZ Marion
sn March. 1853 and placed myseif Uui,r biz treat.
men. lie came to- nv house ard comm, need his ar
gI#G.ous 81 the ittn day e that month, and sail
That the cauctrou- Affection would slough Of IN four
teen ug fife DAYS. Accordingly il did separate and
~ on the fourteenth lay. ard my breast healed
Uu lu short time. The Cancer about the size OF
bird liz, and new, n the end of Twelve months !
uo dan Hgr Of "a .C.grn. and Hsures the perIn9nency
ut .ha alre while he lives would give this GER
tGrt Ag- for the benefit OF others, who may be suf-
l.r.uE ~ yas.
witness, afARTHA 7. PACE.
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GOODMAN 1NsrITurE.-The advertisement
Of this Aourishing and popular institution
Of learning. located at Picrcc's Spring
Clarke County Miss, is published in our
present issue We can think Of no SINH
lar institution which in 20 short time
has won its way more rapidly in the pub
he favor, and from information in our pos
session. we are left no reason TO doubt that
its growth and popularity are cminently
deserved. The location Of the school t.
ono Of the best in the country-retircd
and yet accessiblc-in a remarkably heal
thy region, and ia advantages in this re-.
spect rendered still greater by is imme-
date contiguity TO a mineral spring pro
nounced by medical men 70 be of almost
uucxamplcd virtue. The Principal Is o
gentleman Of unquostioned attainmonts
and qualifications Tor the position b. dlis
We know Of no school % which parent.
and guardians would be safer ia sending
their sons and wards TO receive a busincs.
education or be prepared % enter any oil
our colleges or uuiyersitics We call ID,
attention Of on interested 10 the advcr
tiscmout.
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yUMNERVILLE FEMALE SEMINARY
a0mHaaF7-fHln EnvuAsA rnu,Rv MI.

NVUHEVl
THE undersigned is happy 20 announce to HE
friends that he has purchased the property Of thu
ahoVe school, and now Offers to the public his sery
education.
The buildings for the above School were erected ~
Nj Lew Lloyd, w"slthy gentleman OF this vicinity
for tho purpose Of establishing first class Fsp9af
school, whinhhe thought to be mperlousy demanc
ed ~ the public. Il hiss been my fntcntioy to engage
N th'9 great work on plan eir1ilar to that adope
by my brother o;the "Summervlle institute" Fchoo.
established by himscffor the education Of bows an
Young men. This determination upon my part w
formally announced Ia circular issued upon nv Is
king charge Of the Female School n Louisville Mss
some eighteen months ago Upon the fret Of Marc
next, with splendid ediBee, under my owR contrpt
and direction, with considerable experience in the
profession Of my choice, shall proceed to the pu-
pose Of NV life. No ambition Is FELT to build up
School for the 1bCbs' hut the terms are such Il l.
conceived, will afford the greatest good 70 The
gTes.est number.
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I'VE Commissioners 81 the Gn!f aud Ship LELAND
Railroad 8Ce requested 70 meet NJ the cty Of Jack
son N Monday. thN 10th day ~ January 1854 fr tn
purpose q taxing tho necessary s.ere for the cora
pot2 orFan'7ston q. the Gulf and Ship Island Rs..
road Company. and such other business a. NAV rTo;
orly come before them.
G MoLAURIN. Chairman.
W = itArEtr. ScrfCf1gy. std
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ErvolurioS rs CrGA.-A revolution is
said to hc imminent in the Island OF Gu
IN. and immigration is reported 20 have
quietly and silently proceeded from Now
Orlean- and other ports for months past,
with e yicw to helping 10 on.
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HAMILTON COOPER,
Ll.c..-LL-..
The state OF Pglsqissippi,


JASPER COUNTY.
William c. Porter,
l35 " Attachment for SIS.
James r. Porter.
FESO James r. Porter; Take notice, that.
4 whereas the Sheriff Of Jasper County,
has this day returned unto our Circuit
Court, an attachment, which had been
levied on a certain negro woman, named
SEAMLESS:
You are hereby cited to be and personal
" appear, in and before our said Circuit
Court, to be holden in and for said coun-
", at the Courthouse, in the town Of Paul
ding, on the 18th Monday of March next.
then and there, to plead, answer or demur
to plaintiff 5 complsint, OF the allegations
therein contained will be taken as confess
ed, and judgment rendered accordingly.
- Given under my hand and seal
sea-. Of Office, this December q, A. D.
wv 1853.
THOMAS W. GRAYSON,
Cork
Jan. l, 1858. I2-5t
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MARRI1n

on the 10Th INST, at the resid s n the brides ?,
thor. by the Rev : r. sheppard Sir. Wy WAR
Rem to Mss ELIIRA }. R15uIyG. all Of SCOTT
county.
May every JOY unto their liYcs be given.
And each too haqpy-ask T. brighter heaven.
AZ the Methodist Church. on SUNDAY the 1s,f T,.c
bv tho Rev. j. r y. Hudfafton. Mr. JOHNSON p.
pANs8Y t. Mss s02HAT1TLOR, auor Decatur.
on Thursday. the OH nft- ~ Crystal SPRINGS. Co
riah county MIS- q. the resdence u a., brides r.
ther. Cal. ". J. Wiling, 10y the Rev. B. L. Scott, ,iiss
EMILY WILLING o ExcAancellor STEPHEN
COCK, Il Aberdeen. N.=s.
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On the 22d inst, Mr.. Stallworth, our
immediate representative in Congress, or
fered a resolution in the House calling up
on the President to communicate the cor
rcspondence Of the Collector Of this port
and the Secretary Of the Treasury in rS-
ference to the clearance Of vessels from
Mobile and also any correspondence be
tween the Collector and parties demand
ing such clearances, which was agreed 10
bv the House.-H0Jtls Register.
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TuE NEa Crvsrs.-Thcapronitment for
members ct Con-rc- under the census Of
l-6o. it IS stated will make q great change
On sherrme-enuttnolsoycraiStates.i udg-
ing from tho votes Ht tls us.u, elections
iu some r. tho Western States. Illinois.
with nine mcml,r- ot Congress has Civ
eu 2iH.V'l votes. while N1--.chu-ets with
eleven representative. gave only 10000.
Wisconsin, with only three representa-
tiyes. gave o. vote withiua fraction of that
Of MasoeLu.ottt Compared with the
votes Of many other States, the discrep-
ency is still greater.
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TER NJ 8
Board and Tuition FOR ten r1onths..... .

Board and Tuition FOR ten months............ 2S o
iA-it On lll' %
tor the Letn Language, eKtgA................ - @
4B-Psymcnts must be made semi-annually in sG
vance.
Trusting to that generous public that has sustaine,
and fae-ed him in the positions heretofore held h;
him. the Principal links HE destiny with that Of the
"Summerye Female seminary"
ZEB. c. GATHRIGHT
Principal and Proprietor.
(ThOiepf Mss. Jan. Goth 1SHs IL
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT AT DESOTO

late q Spini Co.HiYA
HAVING purchased the remaining stock nfGaoGs
! off, ". Collins. az DeS1t1. win conduct e gene
q MERCANTILE B BUSINESS a the old stand II,
VII Keep constantly N rqpd largo stock 81
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
embracing the usual variety suited to the wants OF tn,
up country.
GROCERIES. EARDWARE. CUTLERY;
in fact every ing suited 70 tho country trade or usu
Ally folni n IN country stores lie viii -ell at
NOZZLE P6ICES FOR CASH.
With the freight added, which s MI that the most ex
acting customer could demand.
liz Old friends IN Smith county and the back coun
~ eenar4liy, bringing their cotton to DeSoto. WI
hulit 20 their interest to give him cs He uleSae,
himself 90 sell them goods Tor c--n or in exchsas.
for cotton on rs good terms A. they can be hougn
anywhere on the line - he yCsi-s: Enterprises .
any other place Hts motto " i he
"QT}CE SAFES AND Low PRICRS"
and he Is determined 70 Please. II respectfully sell
cts s share 81 custom. ROB'T D. WEFhfS
DeSOtJ March p 1883 39tf
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MrssRs n. McKuunr a Co.'s mat
Ter Of local interest. We direct attention to
the advertisement Of our old friends. y.
McKNsrur a o.. which viii be found IN
our paper to-day. This Is the oldest NOR
camille firm in Paulding and one Of the
oldest in East Mississippi. No merchants
have ever more entirely deserved or more
fully enjoyed the confidence of their Gus.
toners, and nov that they offer now and
well selected stock Of goods. suited 20 the
demands Of the community. We have nj
doubt they viii receive liberal patronage
from their old friends and The public al
large. who trade 70 our village. They De
serve Il.
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On nlASELECIED Ell, Second Hand Choice GUN
-O.OUO Ny BAGS, put up in bundles Of Iac
9Schi IS good a. new. ard II fine shipping order
awe respectfully invite the public visiting No
Bile to call on shall take pleasure in ah5elpt
Our articles ard giving cur prices.
All orders by NAL and Otherwise. r.onp attend
eS 20. 6CIPLE / BROTHER,
Cir MIN
Corner Commerce and Church ats, Mobile, Ala
h15il<, July II, ts5s. 3e-iy
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To- Forncy', Press authoritatively says
that Judge Dou LAS has writ N no letter
declining the Presidency.
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Now orleans Cotton Market.

NEu OgLrANs. Dec. 3o.-Tho sales Of cot
ton to-day amount 10 1900 bllos-.r.ces
easier. but quotations unchanged.
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Iilass...- ~ ~ tt9 81
Oneitem. ofover one hundred thousand
dollars, has been caused by adouble charge
for composition, although the type WA
really set but once-the same printer really
doing the work for both Houses.
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Wanted,
TfNHPEE OR FOUR coop 'TvSSrT NAEEPs
( White or Lack 20 whom -ooG WAGES y-iH ID NJ. 4
70 work IN the establishment o. tho u,,f'orsicrsJ a.
Pierce S rings, RICHARD CARLETON.
HGsSs Sprays, 0NrSs O., lfas, Dot. 0, 1855 SS-f
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SGzIN. yTov CraA ~ ATTACHMENT
The Washington Union endorses the pro-
position cd Hon. Reuben Davis Of this
State. 90 proceed Is attachment against
Spain as au absent. Ascending. or lraudu-
lent debtor, and lcyy upon Cuba. It de
votes over column 10 the subject, and
closes as follows:
Mr.. Davis propose, under an the cir
Cum-tguys- that thc Federal Government
shall notify spain and demand payment
OF certain iujctteIUe--. and, ia default
thereof. that attachment issue with dircc-
ti1ns to orr naval cou-tatl,s To- seize the
Island oG Cuba. lu equity. Nr. Davis
a right. Spain lr- justly forfeited al
claim t1 the .GNcl~lu.a Of the United
States. The Island L.- been governed
for twenty years ou the idea that England
aud Franco would not consent 90 it-a,I-
iueiu.o her hands, lt has been REGARDED
| 90. perfectly -l.e tp treat our people %, bur
bmlau. and pirates: Co arrest them. CON
ioatr their property. and. even when
pronounced innocent Iu criminal rrU-e,u-
| ti1us, tp re.Isc not only o. return their
/ estates. hut make thcm T1y enormous
costs. The whole judicial IS tenn ct Gu
/ bl b. I'm tlg hand or md.r The control Of
| the aforementioned. This Is not the
theory OF the ros'rumau.. bat It's pEac-
| tire; so that an authority. wherever and
| hy whom-1oygrcyseI.Hd t-4 unit.
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LdQAClOIJ Reports.
WssurSGrov. Dec. 2l.-C1utrIdictory
rrp1rt- are in circulation In regard to the
illhu.,or schooner Susan.
unnT.Port ~5y. that the schooner SUI
san proceeded % Che month of the Colo
rad)river. hut was rr, vented from landing
by the vessels o'w1r 'p che vicinity. and
returned from there without having elIec-
tgda landing ON amy par, Of the coast o.,
Nicaragua.
Another account report thlt the Su,1u
landed her ti,bu-ter. ON tha coast of Me
tugul wi,hDg.ogr It- we reported
lJ-t week. and had returned 90 Pen Ic1la
whore tAe Government had ordered her t.
hc detained.
Fsom tue conflicting AMI indefinite IA.
ture Of these reports it is thought they ar,
mere rumDrs.
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G. a MOORE,
vuoLEsALE AND RETAIL phALIRiN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,

Fine Toilet SoaNS.
FINE HAIR { TOOTH BRUSHES. PFRFTMERY
Pure Wines and Liquors for medicinal uses.
Trusscs md shoulder Braces,
SCH Q OIL AM MEDICAL r OOk KS,
STA TTONERT
Fancy and Toilet Articles Window Sash Glass. Putty
Oils, Varnshcs. pye-Stufs, Garden Seeds.
Vl-Phvsicians' Prescriptions carefully compounded
An orders correctly filed snd 81 articles sent war
rantcl genuine and ofthe hest quality.
LIME. CEMENT AND PLASTER OF PARIS,
always on hand.
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a1ARTHA 7. PACE.
BENNETT r. PACE

EAvC7rs.-The certiscat. %. Mr.. and Mrs. Pace re-
En0c- NO the cure OF Cancer on the latter by Dr.
White Is worthy Of the attention Of al persons siIni-
larry affected There be q, ubt OF the truth OF
their statement. We informed besides, upon an
thority which deem reliable that there sre nusr-
0g- similar athg 1fesfed cases. which Dr. White hss
n-en .--a..v -ncoa.e.l. IN .mr-nr.
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aB-In another column will he found the certificate
n Jesse Raws. cert flying 20 the cure ~ Cancer on
his check, by Dr. 6. Y. White Of this place We
acquainted WITH Mv Rawls ana know that his case
81 the worst kind Il will be seen by his GER
,ifeate that Or White has succeeded in making =
complete cure OFT We have other certificates which
We shall publ h from time % time. for the purpose Of
showing oar readers the success Of pr. White in the
cure Of all such Diseases
Persons 50 All sl ran be cured by APPLYING % Dr.
G r. Y. White. az Enterprise Miss.-Eatapriss Expos
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NEw Octr1Ns. Doc. 4l.--tt is reported
on rooi authority chat cmi.u:iou 10 Ca.
ba has been going forward quietly ami IL.
gllly for several months past with the
vicw IL is supposed, Of rcvoluioniz.ng the
Island. a secret agent OF the Govern
ment has been here for some time. blt he
detects no Illegal emigration.
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Powerful DrscoURsE.--It is stated that
a minister Of Flitohburg, lectured so pow.
erfully few days ago, against the use OF
tobacco, that several Of his audience wen, went
home and burned their cigars-hoiuine
one end Of them in their mouths.
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/ J'HosE interested in thorough and polite female
cducstion would dc vol 20 inVeetiaate the claims
% pUbEc notice az the above school II poAReeae. 1hs
advantages Of College and Select School, ia phio-
.ophira IN instruction sud elegant in its appoint-
m5nts Snd accommodations.
L 4 Faculty composed Of twelve able expnrenc.a
Il southern Teachers, at a very heavy expense ~
been employed II has been selected without raoar5
to price and With great caution The Proprietor icels
assured that the Faculty OF no Female School IL ~
United states surpAssce it. To confess the tr,th a.
Principal feels what he considers laudahIs ANNA.
70 establish School altogether Of Southern nata.ssI
winch shall successfully compete with anV IN A.
United States. Its pernlanencs 10 secured n - 49,
that the whole lot and buildings are the priv.s. @
try ofthe Principal Individual RSSrpFisaa n
nave always ranked highest and arc awavs 49, -
We instance few: BaKAN Of Gcoraia Trv.-I = =
Alabama NApnE Of South Carolina CoL1NaS and q, y.
RTIT Of Virginia anu UAS-
Our 9eiect IN establishing Southern school is Ne.
the south and thus 20 widen the bRHa.b sir~.S -
wide through Abolition agency MOI God SorhiSy - -
% 1eYeiop and peronl1e our Own teachine AlenA sSd
emulation N'is o'S
| TERMS:
Board and English, ...................... 49,
MnSc ON sny instrument except Harp -..... e. Il
hodera LAngnAgse-French,s spanish ana III. ~ =
Ancient an - %
IrAwlnE a. d FaJntAg in Waaar ColoFa = n
t4hotoiuery OF say kAd - -
N-~ -, IN Saeh-"ork or WRx-Work, Ysr lee-
r = e
r"oSn ,'! or day patron" (aocording 70 advrace-
The above rstos ats for the whole te-r ~ =
| M3dern sarg'isges and Ornamental OF III Nina,
Nlght for $50 each "a ~ Ainoa
| The next session win Oman n, En-. a.. 30,
| NA-Catalogues, Circulars aAd ReferennaS ri y
a,n 80 upon apphcaacn 10 the PrinefpRA = -
4 ASe'"s A117 ssPs 10, 1851. -
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-01

sourutay Rutaokn.-rhc people Of Fast
Mississippi and Of The whole State. will D.
glad 10 learn the rapid progress making
towards The completion Of this important
public work. We shave Il from reliable au.
thority that an the oarthwork is under
contract, with The exception Of about
twelve miles Of light grading in the pr1,
ries. Thirty miles Of supcrstructurc D
now ready for the iron, which tho com
pany will commence laying in the spring
and IL IL confidently believed and expect
ell that the cntiro road will be- finished
and the cars running n Meridian, IL
eighteen months from this time.