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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-13
John Hester, ct al, }
VS.. )
George W. Crisler.

) l. School kands-7stle TO mlen rested in
the State-The right and title to the six
teenth sections reserved from sale in Missis-
sippi Territory by the Act of Congress of
1903, were not vested by that Act, or any
subsequent Act of Congress, prior to the Act
of the 18th May, 1852, either in the State or
the inhabitants of the townships, but remain
ed in the United States.
2. Same-Sales of Ratification by Act of
Congress.-By the LAct of Congress of the
10Th of May, 1852, (amended by the Act of
Sd March, 1850 the sales of all sixteenth
sections Heretofore made in this State by
authority Of the Legislature were ratified
and confirmed, and authority given to the
State to sell all those remaining unsold, with
the consent of the inhabitants of the town.
ships; sale, therefore, of sixteenth section
made prior to the passage of that Act, though
in violation of the State law, but subsequent
ly ratified by an Act of the Legislature, is rat
flied and confirmed by the Aforesaid Act of
Congress and vests good title in the pur-
chaser.
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Samuel Holman, ct al, +,
John IL. Ruigt

I l. Bills Of Exchange and Promissory notes
--AssigaDaeat on Illegal consideration void.-
The assignment or transfer Of negotiable Sc
curity made upon an Illegal consideration is
void and confers no title to the instrument
on the.assignee; and hence the maker Of q
note given upon valid consideration, may de-
feat recovery on it by an assignee who won
it at game of cards.
2. Same-Where a note or bond is payable
to bearer it is contract by the maker or Obll-
gor topay it to whomsoeyer may become the
lawful holder, and the maker or ebigor can
not in such case set up as defense to an
action by iona .fde holder any defense which
may exist rs against the payee; but this pr1n-
ciple does not prevent the maker or obligor
from showing in bar of recovery on it, that
the contract of assignment was illegal and void
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G. F. Rowland,
r, II. dalton

l. Pleading and Practice-Aaeudment
Under the Pleading Act of 1850, the defend
ant has the right, at any day Of the return
Term to plead any matter which was proper
defense to the action, although he may have,
on previous day, filed another plea; he also
has the right to amend his pleadings without
leave of the Court.
2. Same-Ineonsistent pleas a1losoable.-A
defendant may rely upon any, matter which
constitutes valid defense to the action; and
as general rule, it is no objection to plea
that it contains matter inconsistent with the
defense set up in any other plea; and hence,
defendant sued as a partner may plead the
general issue which admits the partnership
and may also plead denial under oath that
he is partner as alleged.
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JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
RESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens of
~ jackson, and the public generally, that he has
purchase the entire stock Of goods and tools of the
late A. 5. Russell, and is now prepared to contin
ne the business in all its hsEnches, at the old
stand, on State Street, near the Vicksburg and
Jackson Railroad Depot, where he will be pleased
to see his friends and old customers.
All work in his line will be done with neatness
and despatch, and he hopes 70 receive share of
patronage.
He has on hand and for sale, q large and excellen
assortmentof articles, among which may be named
As Double Barrel shot guns, from $12, to $95.
20 Rifles, all sizes; from SIS TO $50.
doz. of Walking Cane Guns.
Derringer and self-cocking Pistols assorted sizes
Bowie knives, of different sizes and quality.
Powder Flasks, all sizes and patterns.
Pistol and Gun cases-assorted--a large lot.
Gun wadding, Dog collars, Whips, and Dog Leaf
des, and in feet everything appertaining to spor-
ting apparatus.
A large tsrtment of pocket knives.
He is lso prepared to attend orders for hanging
bells, and the putting up of lightning rods.
N. B. - fitted and locks repaired.
Feb. IL, sT.-w1 y.
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Hansford Lambert,
Sterling letter. admir-

SteLIIHS J6l6T, auM 7. J
l. Husband and le!te-H4sbdnds interest
in siaues held under act Of 1839-The hus-
band does not acquire by his marriage an abb
solute right of property in the slaves of the
wife held under the Act of 1889, his interest
being usufruetuary merely during the term
of his own life; and hence upon the death! Of
the wife, if the husband become her admins
TRAITOR, he will be entitled to the possession of
the slaves during his life, but will be compell
ed to inventory them as part of her estate
to be distributed after his death.
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ROBINSON, WINDLEY 4 co.'s

SaCaIO9u0 OF
" a IA Z u IT Z n -
SoAP, Candles Starch, Sal@rstus,
- Soda, Pickles, Sardinos, Pepper,
Alspice, Ginger Cloves, Coperas, Salt Pctre, Alum
Crushed, Brown and Pulyerised Sugar,
Coffee, Flour, Whisky, Vinegar,
Champagne, Claret, Port and Malaga Wine.
Brandy and Brandy Cherries.
Sugar cured, canyassed Hams.
Rib and clear Sides, Shoulders Mess Pork, Lard.
Linseed and Sperm Oils.
Mustard, Snuff, Yeast Powders, Rice, Tobacco salt
Schiedam Schnapps.
Mason's Backing, Backing Brushes, Coffee Mills,
Nails, Hollow Ware, Tin Ware, Wood Ware,
Stone Ware, Iron, Steel, Lead, Axes, Hoes.
Trace, Log, Ok, Streteher, Breast, Stay
and Fifth Chains.
Cow, Sheep and Hog Bulls.
Grass Blades, Scythes and Cradles,
Long and short handled Spades and ShOvels.
Backsmith's Vices AnviIs, Bellows, Sledge
Hammers and longs.
Sad Irons, Waffle Irons, Fire Dogs
Corn Shelters, Fan Mills, Straw Cutters.
Preserve Kettles, Stew Pans, Long and Short
Handled Frying Pans Tin Kettles.
Window Sash, Gin Bands, Mule Collars, Brides and
Haims Market Baskets, Bagging and Rope,
Saw Handles, Cross-eut, Mill and Hand Saws.
Ok Yokes. Powder, Shot and Lead. Cocoa Dippers
Saddles, Brides, MartingaIs, Saddle bags.
Buggy, Riding and Overseers Whips, Hide Whips.
Anger Handles. Cotton and Wool Cards
Wood and Iron Bench Screws. Wash Boards.
Axe handles. Painted buckets. Brooms.
Cotton, Grass and Packing Rope.
Plow Lines.
Cigars. Bread Trays, Tin Trays. Curry Combs.
Sausage Cutters. Glass and Queens Ware.
Planes, Hammers, Chissels Drawing knives, Augers.
Mill, Cross-cut, Hand-saw and Rat-tail Files.
Mouse Traps. Shoe Thread.
Wood Screws. Blind and Butt Hinges.
Kitchen Forks and Spoons. Spirit Levels.
Spring Balances. Stocks and Dies.
Percussion Caps, Gun Wads.
Candle Sticks. Stirrup
Irons, de-, &c.
To all of which respectfully call attention.
Ijune 81 ROBINSON, WINDLEY l. co.
MILLINERY, &C.,
A MRS. YIRDEN'S, State Street, Jackson
"A She bsgs to inform her lady friends and the
public generally, that she has just returned from
New York with an elegant assortment Of fdshiona-
BE Paris made Millinery, selected from the leading
of Fashion. Her bonnets, laces,
cloaks, &C., are gotten up in style
Of beauty and elegance never before equalled in
this Market. Dresses made to order and to suit
the most refined taste. oct ~ 58-H
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Margaret A. Allen,
vs..
Miles & Adams af nj

l. Husband and HIfe-Liability of hus-
band to account for the separate estate of the
.0ifs-Agreement between husband and wife
in relation to her separate estate held under
the act of 1916, and which are injurious to
the wife and beneficial to the husband, will
not be presumed; but every reasonable In
tendment viii be INDUCED to the contrary;
and hence the husband will be held liable to
account to the wife for both the principal and
income of such estate, which he has applied
to his own use during the coyerture, unless it
appear afirmatively that that the wife intend
ed that he should take it as gift.
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yaiuable RANKIN County Land For

Valuable Rankin County Land For Sale.
FHsHE undersigned will sell on acconimoda- -
Il ting terms, his valuable plantation in this
county lying 10 miles east Of Brandon, and near the
Southern Rail Road.
He has in all fifteen hundred acres which may be
divided into two facts of eleven hundred and twenty
and three hundred and eighty acres.
On the first named tract is two hundred acres
cleared, Gin House, Cotton Press, Corn Cribs; &C.,
&c., and nine hundred and twenty acres Of it Is
excellent creek bottom land. OF the two hundred
cleared one hundred and thirty Is bottom land and
there are two hundred more of bottom deaden-
ed and ready 70 be put in cultivation.
On the small tract there is seventy-fve acres Of
hill and branch land in cultivation, negro cabins,
3D., DO. Thefencss and other Improvements are all
new. Both places have an abundance Of water.
For tersus apply to undersigned ON the premises,
or address him through the postofiee at Brandon.
Nav "a SET - A. SPANN.
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION.

YyHE subscribers are now receiving very large
y stock Of Mems, Youths and Childrens.
Clothing aud Furnishing Goods. Also
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Canes, Umbrellas, Trunk
Valises, Garpet-bags, Perfumery, Brushes, Cutler
&c., DC. All Of which are from the best ma nufac-
turers Of New York, and Of the latest and most
approved styles, which We are disposed to sell ut
1prii ii. ;5a-sm. THOMAS 1 DANIEL.
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Oscar A. Eldridge,
VS..
Thos. C. McMackin.

EreeAtor and Administered Sale of realty
10 pay dsBts.--H is not essenta to the validity
Of sale of the real estate oh deeedent for
tbs. payznellt of his debts thatha administra-
tor should exhibit to the elrt, when he
makes the application for lea to sell. an in
Yentory under oath of the pestnal estate and
debts of his intestate.
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100 CAkRlAGES,
ID 0CK,AWAYS and Buggies in great variety
- Wishing change in business, offer, at 10
per cent. above cost for aceeptarces LIST November
my stock Call and examine at once.
July5 SET HENRY E. SiZER.
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$50 REWARD- -STRAYED OR STOLEN.
I'm the 10th inst. from the Hanging Moss lace,
" miles north of Jackson, a large dark bay
in her gaitS. Any information of her, either to
Mr.. Genrge Bell on the premises to me at this
place will be thankfully received, and literally
warded.
If stolen, will pay $50 to the person apprehea
ding the thief upon his conviction.
June IL SIT WIN. B. TAYLOR.
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A MOTHER nice lot of those Bamboo poles at
NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims or demands against
IA the late Planters Bank of the State OF Mis-
sissipp are hereby notified to present the to
the undersigned trustees, and make proof thereo
before the first day of November next in or
der that dividend may be made.
II. d. VAUDEVILLE, I ru,s,a.s
ELI. MONTGOMERY,
Natchez June 81 '59-3m FIN Jyl.
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JACKSON FOUNDRY & MACHINE
SHOP.
Jackson, Mississippi
fNyHE above establishment is now prepared 10
1 furnish Steam Engines and Saw Mills. and
Engines for Plantation purposes, At short notice,
and on terms rs reasonable rs they can be furnish
ed elsewhere. Also, Portable Horse Power. that
took the premium at the last State Fair for
running Saws, Gins, Mills, etc, which does away
with the expense Of large gin houses, as nothing
is necessary in starting them but q pick room.
Gin and Mill Gearing, Hotchkiss Water Wheels.
Door and Window Stills, Lintels Columns ani
Sash Weights, Crate Bars, Plow Points, and every
variety Of Castings usually manufactured ia 4
Southern Foundry, always ON hand.
Engines, Saw Mills,and ell kind Of Machlnerv RAJ
paired ut short notice. All work warranted
~ Terms exclusively cash, or its equivalent.
Persons desiring information, will please al.
dress thesubscriber. JAS. o, STEVENS.
jackson, April lst lsse-ly.
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PROFs. IA RTON & REINACH.

Il Jackson-We operate on cancers by treatment
on the system eonstitutionally, without caustie,
without paiu, without the of the knife. We
extract the cancer by the roots without possible
ty Of its returning; and it is admitted by all
that We are the successful operators in
the world, We will enumerate a few of the
called incurabie diseases that prepared to
cure and treat; Consumption, anchylosis stiff
joints, every variety of tanors ulcers, rheuma-
tism govt, neuralgia, scrofula, syphilis, chronic
dysentery piles, fstula in ano, without the of
the knife or caustic white swelling, diseases of
the eye, ear, and all female complaints.
We challenge the world to perform the cures We
are making. Office q few doors above the Post
Once. May ~ '59-tf.
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IuIy u '59-6Oj Auditor of Public Accounts

CONGRESS WATER. Louisville Artesian
~ Water. Darby's Prophylaetic Fluid. Win
dow sash, Paints Oils, Glass, Putty &c.
July 59-tf. J. B. M0REY.
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DER EMPIRE CITY one large iaTeics Ii Triesss
sponges just to hand. Us. STEER.
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81 DO WISH could be cured of lying in bed
so hte in the morning" said a lazy husband,
"Well, viii try the water cure said his wife,
pouring y ttanhler-full oxn1l hi1a1-z=z4.z=zs= =
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OF A French author says :-"When 1
lost my wife, every family in town offered me
another ; but when lost my horse no one
offered to make him good.'
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Now IL the Time.
70 preserve your Fruit aud Vegetables for winter
use. have on hand large stock AZ ali ~
best kinds Of Fruit Cans and jars Nicl Am salline
aemOdssate aAtss. i 2s,sal n A.sNITH.
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residence for sale.

I.SOR sale in the city Of Jaesson, Mss, lot
eighty feet front by two hundred feet back
oppsoife the Christian chapel There is on said lot
dwelling with six rooms, eistegn, outhouses. &C.
The lot Is in good nsighborhcod, and COW u
the churches and business part Of the town. The
enable. Enquire Of r. A. Clark, or ]. b. Clark, of
jackson, or the undersignsd BY letter directed
Benton, Miss. NJ. PICKETT
Nav "a '59-tf.
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Watch, Clock aud Jewelry Repairing and
DIX Mr.. Harland, the best Of workmen.
- June $3.50 ]. 3. mOREY.
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GRAND MASKED AND FANCY ORES.
BALL AT ARTESSIAN SPRINGS.
DENTAL NOTICE.

hR KNAPP viii be absent from the 10th inst
II until LIST September. Persons desiring his ser
vices before he leaves will please call at early
day and make appointments. July '59-6
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The Resnrnsd Afrieans Of the EehO.

We fndin the Southern Banner, published
at Athens Georgia, the subjoined letter from
the Secretary Of the Treasury. II was in re-
ply to an appeal from the Hon. James Jackson,
Of that CITY
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DOCKS, JEWELRY, CHICKERING &
ID SON, NEW SCALE PIANOS, and an
assortment of all kinds of goods in my line, are
constantly arriving, presenting the best summer
stock have ever had. Jy 8 SO. J. B. MoREY.
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DER EMPIRE CITY, one large invoice q Pure
Chemicals, Just 70 hand. =. 3. SlAER.
June Il '5o.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
GUNS, GUNS, GUNS, GUNS, GUNS.

Apply to H. O. Dixon or E. P. Russell.
mt 1
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JACKSON BOOK BINDERY.

Blank Book Mandatory.
Corner opposite the Bowman House.
BLANK BOOKS FOR CIRCUIT AND PROBATE
COURTS,
Or any other Public Offices, made to order after any
pattern desired, both as regards Printing and Ru-
ling superior in quantity and finish, and furnished
ct lowest Southern prices.
ASSESSMENT BOOKS FOR REAL OR PERSONAL PROPER
TY GUARANTEED MADE AS THE LAW REQUIRES,
Aud to suit in size the requisites Of any county IN
this State.
Blanks of all kinds also furnished, printed in
dhe conformity to law.
- Binding OF Periodicals, Music, Magazines,
etc., done in q neat style. il. JULlENNES
JnIv IL '59-Iy.
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II INSEED OIL--TURPENTINE low
- est wholesale prices. J. 8. SIZER.
Nav 20 80.

A CARD.
HNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the
Il citizens of jackson aad vicinity, that he has
recommended the Daguerrean business in all its
branches at the gallery of Mr.. s. Donnell Tell
gas old stand.) Those desiring weil-fnished and
truthful likenesses are invited to call and they
will be perfectly satisfied charge will be made
Please do not delay, as my stay in jackson will be
limited 3. F. BOYD.
dec Ia So
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NEW ROCKS.

MTODERN Standard and British Drama; Way-
INE eriy Novelist styles binding Life and Speech
e 81 A. d. Brown Cluskeys Political Text Book !;
Washington Irvings Works and Life Of Washing
ton, eompete and al the standard and meritorious
publications Of the day. j. 3. MOREY.
N. B. More Books are coming In at this moment.
June ao ,6o-.
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ppINTEu,s TNh

TIVE attention Of Printers SCALED TO stock OF
Il News ink, twenty five pounds in keg, which
will sell ut IS cents per peand. Not less than .
keg will be sold, and need order withoutfor-
Warding the cash. 4. n. KIMBALL
July 3 '59-tf. Mississppan Office.
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PRINTING oFFTCEgFoR SALE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
To all Stable Keepers and dealers in horses and
mules
QOARMAN'S STABLE is offered for sale on
- good terms, and jackson is getting to be the
best Horse and Mule market in this section Of the
State. Any man of business qualifications can o.
pen this well known establishment and do fine
business. For further information apply to Har-
rison Taylor near the Stable.
March Is, 1S59-1y. F. NJ. BOARMAN.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
VIE undersigned offers for sale his late residence
Il in the city of Jackson situated on State street
l.. V. DIXON.
Apply to H. o. Dixon or E. P. Russell.
oct 10 So
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THE MISSISSIppIAN.
Auti-slavery Gasconade.


The southern people who in publishing
their decision not TO live under Black Re-
publican administered despotism by Seward.
may fear and tremble Listen to the New
York Courier and Enquirer
A considerable number of Democratic prints
are raising the flag Of disanion and treason, to
be unfarled iathe esentof Mr.. Ssw ARDS nom
nation These threats win be met with two
answers in case any attempt be made to car
~ them out to-wit, short slsit7 aud a ha,g.
rope for Aose sdlso make them.
More Wild AFRIcAss.-We heani gen
tleman who Is cup to snuff say yesterday
that another cargo Of Africans had been land
ed upon our Gulf coast, within Few days,
and that the captain of the cEaa that brought
them was in our city-he had seen him and
talked with him. We hear of another traficer
in human flesh who is buying gang of ne
groes in Virginia. Horrible men = Noble
Tribune.
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G II TIL e b ST
COMPLETE AND UNIVERSAL SUCCESS OF
w. s. Il C. III. THOMPSON'S
qEfap
INDESTRUCTIBLE SKIRTS
With Patent EyeIet Fastenlngs Wedge
Slide and Watch Spring Bustles

ssThe perfection of Skirt manufacture. "-Moris
d. Willis Home Journal.
"a complete Eyelet Fastening, tasteful and ele-
CANT in effect."-M Y. Independent.
"This skirt is pronounced fauitless.--N J. EU0n.
"Far exceiling the best importations.-Ibid.
at deserves all the praise it has received, Times.
A CARD.-The manufacturers of the "CROWN
SKIRTS beg to state, that the very greatfayor with
which aTHE INDESTRUCTIBLE SKIRT" has
been received, has made it necessary for them to
make unusual exertions TO supply the demand, and
that they are now running their Manufactory night
and day for this purpose their orders requiring AN
IMMENSE INCREASE IN THEIR PRODUCTION, in addit-
ion to their usual large production Of
THF PICCOLOMINI, ETRUSEAN LACE
GOSSAMER EXPANSION,
and other popular Styles. To effect this, their
tracts are now out for upwards of
$4,000 YARDS BRAIDED STEEL PER DAY,
all of which is prepared expressly for them by their
own makers and braiders-the very best in America
Having ample proof of the universal popularity Of
this Hehef dieaUre" Of Skirt Manufacture, THE
Indestructible Skirt, they intend placing it
within the reach of every lady who wishes the most
graceful durable and in all respects the best Skirt
ever produced.
p. San invoice Of these beautiful Skirts is
now being prepared for The Queen of England
and the Empress of France.
For sale by the principal Jobbers and Retailers
everywhere. Look for our name and trade mark,
the Crown, stamped on every Skirt. No others
are genuine. NEW YORK.
Nav 9th '50-.2m S-W
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NEW SONGS FOR TIE GUITAR.
VALUABLE WORKSi

EHWE undersigned proposes to commence the
Il publication of series Of distinct volumes
each embracing the speeches and writings Of some
public man Of he country, whose political position
and standing may make his opinions upon public
measures of sufficient weight 70 justify their APP
pearance in such fern.
In this way political library will be constructed
which, on account Of its convenience and the rela-
biity Of its contents, cannot fail to command the
patronage of every citizen anxious TO be possessed
Of the best speeches and writings of the public
men of his own country,
With this view We have engaged the services Of
an eminent political writer and compiler, in Wash
ngton CITY, to edit the proposed political enterprise
The first Of this series Of books will appear on
the 10th of March, 1859, and will embrace the
speeches, letters and messages Of
Albert G. Brown,
former Governor of Mississippi, e8-Member OF
the U. s. House of Representative, and 1t pres
emit Senatorof the U. s. from that State. This
book will appear in octave form and will contain
about six hundred pages.
Correspondents enclosing IS viii receive copy
of the work postpaid. Liberal allowances made
to the Trade and Agents. Due notice of the APP
pearance Of the next volume of the series will be
given. JAS. b. SMITH q Co., M
Booksellers, Publishers and Blank Book Manu-
lecturers.
go Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Also, just out, the second edition of Mr.. Clas-
keys Political Text Book, sn Invaluable book to
politicians Of all parties. Copies to be had Of the
above address by enclosing S.. noe18 b8-tf
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yALUABLE SLAVES FOR SALE.
VIE undersigned having purthased 4 lot and 80
tablisned permanent DEPOT fer the sale az
slaves IN the city of Jackson desires 10 say % his
friends andthe public, that he viii be found ~
nome py the l2thinst, with choice lot Of slaves.
consisting Of men, women, boys and girls 10 he had
Ct the lowest figures for cash or satisfactorv
tanees Planters and others are invited q era,a.
Inc his lot Il they wish to buy aunksr one slayes
dis depot Il on State street, one square below
the old Mansion House. ~
ldec7 81 w. A. sHERALTER.