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land GOI, !NGIe.

THE subscriber has a Tract of Land
which he will sell on accommodating
terms. containing 500 acres. l2J acres IN
cultivation and $50 acres on the tract to
clear, which will bring from 80 10 80 bush
els OF corn To the acre. 1t adiolns the
lands OF Mrs Harris and John W. Bell,
Is miles west from Livingston. Ala. y
miles from the y. +. Il :. W. Ala. X. r.,
and : miles from Lauderdale Springs
The place is well watered and there Is a
spring of good water that never falls
The subscriber being engaged in other
business requiring capital, would sell low.
Letters addressed to me at Lauderdale
Station will receive prompt attention, or
Mr.. Sam'l Shelby. who lives on the land,
will show it to any one wishing to pur-
chase
For terms, &c. those wishing to pur-
chase can apply. also. to Col. Adams, edi-
tor of the Eastern Clarion.
J. W. MAURY.
Aug 10, 1889. 4+lm
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V,IuobIe Plantation for Sale.

ys2f7~ THE undersigned offers for
c5gHrz sale his Plantation in Jasper
So County. Miss. SIX miles west Of
-szhs--- GarlandsviIle twenty-five miles
from the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, and
ten miles from the Southern Railroad.
containing Eight Hundred and Eighty
Acres, five hundred Of which j. good Prai-
rie and Swamp Land. and the balance
Sandy. There are between one hundred
and fifty and two hundred acres of open
land in a good state of -ultivation-good
Dwelling and out-houses-with excellent
springs Of water.
The above land living on and between
the waters Of Tallahoma and Otoe, has
one of the best outlets for stock in the
country.
! will. if desired. sell off four hundred
acres of the above land separate, two hun
drcd and fifty acres Of which i very rich
Prairie. and the balance rich Swamp.
Terms favorabl. as to price and time Of
payment. Address
ISAAC ROBERTS.
GurEapRuiHc. Mss, july 10, 1859. Ii-3m
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ADVANTAGES

Tur Catru. W Frs,tf lysrirrts. being ths largest
s,hoai Ia the 'atr and one ~ tbp largest 100 tho
country can am, ,' lHi ~. pt ~, \ salaries - "
q The laaatIun s remarkably healthy. there never
having been e angie death among lhr pupils honri
.us st he insututs s'nce itt establishment tmri"cn
q The laeatlon is peculiarly i1rtsnate IN ihe rrdue
msnt and ntaliErure NJ The community, aud th"
strength af be- moral ant rohgions sentiment.
rhs srhaol p,liaee l. eIusl o. say nther u point
Uf frummnsli1uanras ant adaptation 2" The wluis ~
o me larsp numtsr " pupls enable. us 10 ~
refuplsh complete classification. ant dlsp'sw t1"
scar q tho tssehsr- Co tbe highest po'-hle adr'n'
Z RS urpr prrurusyr +. furnished With tour 'u.
Feriaf faarhera=una ErutleWtn aud Three hl's.
y = also supplsd sth slrtrn f'alos lng't, nigNta
nne Maiaisau. one 0f bruwu-'s spIrudd dDuhlr ur.
uun Harp. and two tiutsrs
raa Cassr,t t,smUosr ts complete anil is in
uun in this department ther the m"-t approved
uaetlod-ehrHy by lectures and experiments The
ssmn Professor teurhea Psyss',-lg and Hgsls. an'i
has tbs advantage % ramplet@ hutnan sseiriuu, i
sst af eharts and other apparatus 90 Illustrate che
4utHeet The Philosophical ArpafHfas s ts suod s'
that in po-.sazian ofinost Fetlsle Colleges
and fstnuaIve collection Of specimen rocks, rreruu'
STONES minerals. fnssilt shells A.. u vii compare
1sorsbN slth ihs collections IN most ot cur 7''''
o rhs department of Jsarisa an4 P,ryrsa i' yer,
Frstninsat here, and the nutniar - pupils uTEe'
superior iady Artist of long eHpenfn'e devotss ne
Undivided titanuun tu it
10 A GESTURE y lbe Institute. whirh !. igyury .
a naraastV i ~ hsndsonr Roluiia1- floHi. u con
uuns 4 LlraY " Shout hyu hundred well.srlecte'
volumes. and a supplisd constantly with a laf n
numter of the best nes-papsFs and magazines of OBJ
NaT.
The inFutute b. ust'hsr aaotarta nor drnnmina
ttnd lh' hnafd ~ frusiets saa ~ taeuly tr
con traaed uf mUmnsra I'd tie Farrua a. ul ustlfa
snH - partlly tn one ur smother 81 allowed tu Hi
vriap taef in the oprrttiuus ~ thr .rh1al lrt %
49, a. an vrnHfhiur session ulsierH ~ TIE NlHre
ne usthsif. st and che other lttpt.st strong ~
susn,.a 10 constantly exeftrd over thr pupil
NJ golufnbua Femaie Institute y unt au rNp"l
&c IA II snesgsahuly established in the ahfrtin
,nI confidence ~ the puhhn inc llu.t,'- ~,
..,.sssiy IL 4 place rbHrr their daurhtsfs cen -
- .s,tssiad tnd a. thasguglis s9rump pi-eed a'
anv famous hnardIn tfc' \. n y. .N''' w ~ AZ r
fisa.kas Mss. Aug "a iaaa
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Plantation for sale.

sssS The undersigned offers for sale
his Plantation, one mile south Of
eES Garlandsville, contaiTang $50
acres-of which 2OO acres is rich
swamp and prairie slough land
~ or 100 acres rolling prairie, and the
balance Of the tract level and sandy
There are l30acres in a good state ofculti-
vation-good Dwelling and out-houses-a
we'll of water IN the yard, ar,I = very good
orchard on the place. will also add to
this. If wanted, loo acres of black prairie.
all in a good state of cultivation, or 100
acres Of rich prairie and swamp slough
land. 2SO acres Of which are in a high
state of cultivation, and nearly all fresh.
The last named place has good framed
Gin House, with other buildings suitable
for a plantation. ! will sell the three
tracts together. if wanted. and say that
out Of the whole lot of 92O acres, there IS
not more than fifty acres but what will
uav well 10 cultivate. For further parti-
cuiars refer to myself or Il. +. Harper, at
this place. .,. -. ....
yryEuKriVs. Hiss, July Is, 1859. 4O-tf
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Land for sale.

..sSss. THE undersigned appointed
commissioner at the last term
f93fSs of the Probate Court Of Jasper
County, to sell the real estate of
Nancy T. Mills Of said County,
deceased. will on Saturday. the 18th day
of September next, before the Court House
door in the town Of Paulding. on a credit
of twelve months from the day of sale
sell the following described Lands, to-wit: +:
W. ! Of y. f. and y. W. OF ;. Z. l.,
and sixteen acres off of the :. +. corner
of the F.. J of the Y. ". ! Of Section l. T.
!. Il. H. East: and the ;. +. of the ).
f. I. and the :. W. I OF the ;. +. of Sec
tion "a. r. ,, Il. II. East: and two acres
off of the y. f.. corner of the y. W. / Of
y. +. I of Section 3. T. l, L. -, East, sub,
iect to a life interest Of Isaac l.. Mills.
Purchaser required to give not" with
approved security. ~
FRANKLIN II. ULMER,
Commissioner.
Aug. TO- 1850. HIT
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w. WRIGHT thinks o we'll o. stake his profession
a character un thr tact that no minerals whatever
form the least component part II the ingredients u
hi4 REItNENATtNG ELtNtR-wel knowing what
rum has htCn eutailrd up tuv community by opium
sud mercury.
tiyuerally tp ths dcbilta,cd IN. Wright would say,
Ntytn utspNN 80 matter huW worn down you may
bono matter hos wesk you Hre-nn matter what the
rauag may have he,u-torstkp at once whatever has
IFd yuu tn depart nom ivcruIr principles; uSr hi-
HIIJNEN MING ELIXIR aud you viii soon uut
in yaur friends. and e. healthy. sound and worthy
msnHtruf tIr whole human family.
Dor sale by thr rruprIgtgr-.
a. WRIGHT tu.
"a and lM Chlrtrr- street. New orleans. "a.
Anil by Druggists generally throughout The United
9fafFa
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SCOTT COUNTY.
h Justice Court, Beat No. ,, Of sail CoD.tr
fy5,,st Tsr,g 4 ID lSjq
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Stray Mules.

- TWO MULES. strayed from me
aZa on the 18th Of August, one a large
saEsEsSorrel Mare Mule about seven or
eight wears old. with scar on her right
shoulder, and is inclined to be wild. The
other Is "a small Brown Mare Mule, about
ten or twelve years old, with scar on her
right hip. will pay reasonable reward
for the delivery of said Mule, to me. near
the old Missionary stand, in Jasper Coun-
ty, or if any person will take them up.
and inform me of it by addressing me at
Paulding, | will pay him for his trouble.
T.. +. HAND.
Ar.,,,st u ISlQ 41-2t
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Commissioner.
August M. $50. 4l-jt
Gnnrhinn,s SaIe Lnnd.


DUfSUANT to u decree of the Probate
Il Court of Jasper County, State Of Mis-
sissippi. made at the May term, 4. u.
1859 thereof, the undersigned guardian of
the person and estate of John K. McD.
Currie and Edward l.. Currie. minor heirs
Of John Curric deceased. will on Monday,
the 2ith day Of September next, sell at
public auction To the highest bidder, on
credit of Twelve months, at the door of
the Court House Of said County. between
the hours prescribed by law. all the fol-
lowing Lands situated lying and being in
said County. to-wit: The +. y. W. l.,
and y. W. I Of y. +. Sec. .. +. lu. r..
10. W: the W. , ;. W. !, and ;. W. ! Of
y. W. I Sec. -, and W. y. w. I Sec.
~. T. ., r. IL. Fast. Except - acres Oft
Of the South end Of the :. W. of NV. !
Sec. 2G. T. >. r. H. East.l Said Lands
will be sold subject to the lien prescribed
by statute, aud the purchaser will he re-
quired to give note with approved securi-
tv. pavablc a. above limited.
ARCHIBALD MCCALLUM,
Guardian.
Aurtist L. lS5p lj-5t
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1NiGtC(lanGpnG,



a RAN AWAY on the Ord
H& of July last, my boy HAIR
AS0 VEY. about fifty years of age
I'D getting Gray-bald headed
~ stout bodied-full breasted
II yellow complexion-of low
-----@ stature and shows age. Said
boy has made several attempts to yet of
to a free state. by way of the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad. He Is intelligent. and a
considerable plantation mechanic, being
a kind of Jack at all trades He will,
if possible. procure the assistance of some
white man in escaping. If apprehcnded.
it is presumable that he will deny his right
owner. a. he has done before on a similar
occasion. Information concerning said
boy will be thankfully Eeceived by the
undersigned. whose address Is Big Oak.
Kemper County. Miss.
JAS. McDONALD.
Aug. a. lsj9. 46-5t
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w1rrn.s cANAnINN xERMIEreE.

an meJlrN men ulmt that Intestinal vgrtus ca1-"
ths drih uf thousands ui children annually. nnd en-
tt.I many Terrible di-easya un thH-e whom they dH
noe sumuitrly destroy. W HpulnHY, therefore, &.
needed or iutrud1.ug preparation us"
wINEE'S SCNNNuIANN NEENIFIG ~
Whrh iu three days, v.l Bnu0rlas Bui carry ~ yI.
tbsr Ttna Worms Round Wufmz, ur Mas WORMS.
and ne tis same uur, -u trI.e tu4 intensity thg a..
rrafVe flrrra uf flD atufut Do, that rrfuIu 90 fr
NsHHsse b. urVt fH impossible.
Aak any mrHrtl man shat BE- ths rH.rt pryd-p1-.
ing Ulfsf Hf tur many complaints winch iy-iuIHft
QUE HVHHIiD rUUulafTu lf this season. The answer
will d. ae1fms" Happily lfemstiy nHrglu- and
ufdhhle hJs hosu provided Iy "rurr. \ short
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Glen Mora for sale.

THIS place, situated on
A M the Mobile and Ohio Rail
-, Road. near Chronicle, 30
Hsliit341z=T Hsliit34al1z=T miles from Mobile, Is noted
for the beauty and healthiulness ofits stu
alton, being one Of the most elevated spots
along the line Of the Rail Road. Also, for
its springs and fountains. II embraces -
acres. fenced with new and strong plckets,
and the buildings, in good repair, are of a
pleasing style Of architecture.
For sale on very moderate terms. Ap-
ply to II. /. REYNOLDS a Co..
Noble. Ala.
July %. 1859 422m
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UNHE subscriber wishing to concentrate.
4 his capital in the Commission bust
ness. offers for sale large tract OF LAND,
in Jasper County, Miss. containing ZOO
acres. and lying on Quatalah and IalIa-
hala Creeks. The price will be low to a
purchaser of the whole-or II would be
divided, if desired.
JOS. BORDEN.
Mobile, Ala.
~ II 1879 Off
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- THEundersigned offers for sale,
'fs5ss six miles northwest Of Garlands-
80: 80 willie, the Plantation on which .,,i he
-s now resides, consisting of Three
Hundred and Twenty Acres Of the best
Pine. Oak. Hickory and Swamp Land
eighty acres Of il the richest Of Swamp
Land. very little subject to overflow, one
hundred and fifty acres under fence, one
hundred and twenty in cultivation-eN-
cellent water, and plenty of it-good
Dwelling House and out-houses-build-
ings sufficient for two families. ] will also
sell the growing crop, consisting of sixty
five acres of corn, fifty in cotton, and a
fine potatoe patch also all of the Stock,
consisting OF Cattle, Hogs, Sheep and
Goats
ANY person wishing to make such a
purchase. will do well to make applica-
ton bv the first of October next.
NEAL THOMPSON.
Ga,lmEsrHs. Mss,
Aug. Il, 1859. 46-tlstOct
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1900 Acres Of Sea island Cotton
MD

The plantations of Cols. Claiborne and
Jackson are now in full state of cultiva-
ton. and have been found to produce wei
for the last five years. These gentlemen,
who NAV bc addressed at Shield~boro',
Hancock County. Miss. are referred to
for the character OF the land, and its
adaptability to the production Of this IA
nous cotton. The owner Of the tract, W.
;. Hoyett. may be addressed at Alto, +
o.. Cherokee County. Texas; or address
ID. BARTON,
.ctroasNc, Ah
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LIND FOR SHE.

.ss2ta AN offering for sale, on reas-
enable terms, 800 Acres of
dSYeS& Land, miles north of Paul
- ding, near the old Missionary
Station. Theland comprises prairie, san
dy and bottom land. not subject to over
flow. There are comfortable buildings on
the place, and about l30 acres open land,
nearly all fresh. 1t is healthy location,
well watered by springs, and a fine well
of water in the yard For further partic-
ulars, apply to the undersigned on the
premises. f. f. HAND.
June 8, 1859. 35-tf
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ltlisrrllaurous.
Diseases oTfhs Throat and Lungs.
nn NR CRANE

NN~Wtf-T sttstra4rI treatment .u lFsst~r- Of th'
w Ihrisf and lung. ly thr uh8ittuu ~ Electro
thrmtUal auj Ns.,yd NNIur g. u"w vel hu""4 i
b. ~ suv Z. NHJHs amt philosophical prnrus- uf &C.
fHHtn ne HIf' oven Iu those UNfryfUr amt u- prf1''
..t4sz which I'D defiance tl thp urd nary rules 90.
prsrf.r... has established RE- PERMANENT uFFl'E
sf.I IN-TTTt Tf t.H tiiH thorough cure ut t thruU
fs JuH Fuurtiusl lr-sH-Ha hy rIrHuS ai NgrLur-
Electro yhsuurd Baths. ttHIyuu.-u 1nt Electro.
Magnetism.
Fof tha ruryruisur, ut those m ctgi s.th Disease.
of tHr Throat amt Lungs. sui unable tu visit th' city
y h1 draIra consultation. Iat 90 t(u "auuus ht-
tn tir e..
Ns.lssr IusErit STREET. NEW ORLEANS.
tnhaHuE apparatus, Ns,hcins-, etr. forwarded
1rurus tuthr descriptions reviewed in each pIrt.r
uItr ease.
hs-Fa.lsuts from thr country can De- acc1mmoia
oil elth fsous ed iis Institute.
Nee o. iruna. Feh No. 1850. iq-iy Cow
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will effect a radical cure.
if ths grave cUut speak, We should learn That
tws-thtrs uf tle children who tIe Between tur us'~
sf one and Eve yrtr4 have tHr victims tn dIsosss=
nrasIHfsH hy Intestinal WurWt iu treating tH.- tH-
sfuffgH complaint f Ia ur"y--trf u.t only fH vNfI
pate the au mails, ht tH give tome o. tue stomach anil
intssuues Where tlv dr'-flHu BE- zu0t uud The
buWpIa regular wHuua cannot exist A.i tun require
ulauts % e rtliirsl cure trv rHun.url Iu MlNEk r
CtNAUIAN NEUWtFUGE. which IT. once discharge
the WORMS, regulates thr srrrutHn-, fus gurlfrs fg
digestive ursaua and hrtrvs up she Whol, sy-tru
For sale tn New Orleans. wligls~gle gni retail by
D. WRIGHT a tu.
.HsI 1. > 4. i UHrfHaa a.
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ATTACHN1ENT NOTICE.
state Of mississippi.

SCOTT COUNTY.
H. Justice Court. Beat No. ,, Of sail Co'nN
Auqp, Term, 4. y. 1859,
James A. Rushing, ! Attachmentfor
Ns. -a1 IT..
Thomas Davis.
TNHIS day came the plaintiff in the
above stated case, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court that the de
fendant is not resident OF this State; it
is. therefore, ordered that unless the de
fendant appear on or before the next term
of this Court, to be held at Sherman Hill
Post Office, in Beat No. ,, of said county,
on the third SATURDAY. in September. 1859,
and contest the plaintiffs demand, the
same will be taken for confessed and iudg-
ment entered against him accordingly
and the property 50 attached will be con
denied to be sold to satisfy the above de
mand and all cost.
- Given under my hand and seal
SEAL this, the 22d day Of August, A.
wv D.. 1859.
BRYANT HARRELL, j. 7.
Aurlst 81 1859. list
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.,saazoa. THE undersigned, as agents
$500 - for RoBERT Carson, offer for
~ ssE sale valuable tract of LAND,
S2sSaas in Jasper County, situated
about seven miles from Paulding, and
about thirteen South West of Enterprise
on the Mobile and Ohio Rail Road. The
tract contains twelve hundredacres, about
one thousand of which Is susceptible Of
successful cultivation. About half the
tract is prairie and slough land, the ba-
lance swamp and post oak lime land. This
Land for fertility is not surpassed hy any
in the Eastern part of the State. IL will
be sold on accommodating terms, both as
10 price and time of payment
SHANNON a STREET
BpREDy. July -. 1859. 42-tf
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The state OF MIssIssIppI,

NEWTON CoUNTY.
h tGs prl.,,l C1sfrf II s1H C0tfufy ~ iNsB'rHi-
Der Term, 1859.
To Bryant Brantley. and all others inter
ested in the lands, tenements and hered-
itaments Of WARREN BRANTLEY,
deceased
UOU are hereby cited to appear before
II the Probate Court Of the County Of
Newton and State aforesaid, on the fourth
Monday Of September next, TO show cause
why the petition Of George G. Harper. adj
ministrator of the estate Of Warren Brant-
ley, deceased, praying for a sale Of the
real estate Of the said Warren Brantlcy,
should not be granted.
By order Of the Court.
JAS. A. WARE, G'Tk.
Aug. II, 1850. 4j-jt
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---I@N years; D Ictt lHVHV' HIEh;
weighs l30 pounds; spare built; rathera a
down-cast look; speaks very intelligently.
| think there is some white person con-
nectNd with him; he is well dressed; carri-
ed away with him hand-axe. ! think that
he is travelling towards Columbia, Marion
county, Mississippi. will pay the above
reward for his delivery tome. or contine-
ment in any safe Jail where can get him.
a. TAYLOR.
W1mssJoro, Aug. 81, 1858. 4j-tf
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sheriff sale.

NntElu Sales
Is. 7. Rowland 4 Go,
Vs.
Nelson =. Furgurson, Iia. 4 ia.
james A. Chapman and
Samuel Parker.
DN virtue Of the above stated Il "a to
ID me directed, will expose to public sale
for cash, in front Of the door Of the Court
House in the town Of Pauldinc, between
the usual hours Of sale, on the eth Mon
day of September next the following de
scribed property, to-wit:
The Fast half Of section fifteen Of Town
ship one Of Range Twelve East, Levied
upon ~ the property Of Samuel Parker,
one Of the above stated defendants; Ia
satisfy the above stated fl ia and all cost
/. j. LASSITER,
Sbeif y Jap,r County
August 81, 1859. 47-4t.
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An UNExPEcTED CLTNAx.-Speaking of
the tendency of temperance orators to
put themselves forward as previous exam
pies of the blighting effects of drink, an
exchange says; MY friends, three months
ago ! signed the pledge. (Clapping of
hands and approving cheers.) In n
month afterwards. my friends, | had q
sovereign in my pocket, thing l never
had before. tClapping and loud cheers.)
In another month, my friends, had n
good coat on my back, thing | never
had before. iCheers and clapping of
hands much louder, A fortnight after
that, my friends, bought coffin p'-
The audience was going to cheer here,
but stopped and looked serious. "You
wonder, continued the speaker, why |
bought a coffin. Well, my friends, |
bought the coffin because l felt pretty
certain if kept the pledge another fort
night | should want one"
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sheriff sale.
''' vs.. Ala, n IA.


vs. Ala, q IA.
W. B. Fcrrall.
DY virtue Of the above stated Fl "a to me
Ddirectcd, Twill expose topublicsale for
cash. in front Of the door OF the Court
House in the town Of Paulding between
the usual hours Of sale on the 9TH Mon
day of September next, the following Dc
sCribed property tO-wit:
Part Of Lot No. -. in the town Of Paul
ding described ~ follows, to-wit: that
part Of lot No. %. commencing $50 feet
from the corner Of Jackson and Van
Duran Streets. fronting the Public square
thence2 ~ feet on Van Buran Street, thence
back at right angles 1870 feet, thence along
the dividing line between Lots No - and
- parallel line with Van Buran Street, ~ tt
thence $50 f., to the place of beginning.
Levied upon as the property q! th,
above named defendant. 10 satisfy IN,
above stated ia and all cost.
l.. b. LASSITER,
NriF II Jasper County.
Auyt1st n lNIu 4I-it
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A THREE YEAR OLD.-The Rome Senti-
mel relates that three year old girl ac-
companied her father upon a visit to her
grandparent in the country, where bless
ing is invoked by the white-haired patri-
arch before each meal. The custom was
one with which our little friend had not
been made familiar at home, and of course
on the first occasion she was silent with
interest and curious watchfulness. But
when the family gathered around the
board the second time after the COM
mencement of their visit, she was prepared
for the preliminary religious ceremony,
and observing that her father did not
seem duly conscious of the approaching
solemnity, she called him to order by
saying, with stern gravity, BE still, papa
grandpa is going 70 talk 70 his plate prctt,
| S1op -
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-07

\ DUTCHNAN's DESCRIPTION OF RAINY
NIGuT.-''Vell, lasht Friday night wash de
worst as never wash. fought to GO down
de hill to mine house, but no sooner did
walk, den de vaster | stand still, for de
darkness vas so tick dat coot not stir it
wit mine boots, and de rain, dunder and
bliXen, in more den tree minute mine
skin vas vet troo to my clos. But after
Won leetle vile stopped quittin' to rain
something; so | KEEP feeling of mineself
all de way long and ven comes to mine
own house to walk in, vat you tink !
Dunder and blixen, it belongto somebody
also ~
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-07
To Land Buyers.

- AN offering for sale my
R0Fs5ta Plantation. containing over a
HbaAkE& THOUSAND ACRES. lying
- eight miles South West Of
Entrrpri-c, Immediately on the Paulding
road. in the fork Of the Dry and Suan-lu-ba
Greeks. in Jasper County, Mississippi. NY
plantation i giIBfrior a. Cotton Farm, and
inferior To none in the county for growing
Corn. There are about four hundred acres
cleared and i'm cultivation. About six
hundred acres is of the richest quality of
bottom land, subject to no overtlows
There are four Log Cabins, with four she'd
rooms. good negro cabins, some dozen in
number. and every other necessary out
buildings. including a good new Gin
House and Press, besides a never failing
Spripr. which furnishes my family, Seven
~ in number with As good water as the
county affords. ! refer To my present
growing crop to prove the quality Of my
/ land. / win also sell my stock, including
/ Horses. Mules, Cows, Sheep and Hogs, to.
/ pether with my farming utensils and the
| corn and fodder which ! may raise thi,
/ year.
! invite anv one wishing a superior Corn
and Cotton Farm, to call and examine my
premises. The situation is remarkably
| healthy. Address,
SAMUEL T. WILLIAMS0NR
Enterprise, Mss.
July q, 1859. 52-tf